The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-01-02
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. THE TROJAN =
HORSE CORRAL
!. An ILNS Feature i
!. BY VICTOR RIESEL =
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VINO are covering up harry bridges
by denying that they ever knew
Nicolas Dozenberg, who turned states
evidence against the westcoast long
~shoremen's chief, are in for a sur
prise. William Foster, Max Bedacht,
Bill Dunno and Louis Engdahl may
not have recognized the gentleman
who sat alongside them in the Chicago
office Of the Workers Communist
Party, away back in 1926, but the
government agencies will present
documentary evidence that Dozenberg
whom the G. p. lads simply can't
recognize-was officially listed in
party letterheads and papers as in
| charge Of accounts and supplies"
The letter now in government pos
session is signed by Charles f. Ruth
erberg, as executive secretary.
The L. S. State Department, through
diplomatic channels in London, told
Prime Minister Churchill Immediately
after the death Of Lord Lothian that
three men would be especially accept
able as ambassador here: Sir Archi-
bald Sinclair, British air minister, and
leader Of the Liberal Party; Sir Wal
ter Layton, economist and managing
editor Of the Liberal London News
Chronicle; and Sir Walter Citrine,
British labor leader.
The American Youth Congress is
rn-- rl,1r,r- b ,r-,,lD Nvn-Li-%Dp
on February Z. This time they will
not use the White House as their head
quarters.
Leaders are working on vehement
attacks on Roosevelt, defense, aid to
Britain, etc, and will stage one or two
%riotous demonstrations to win national
publicity.
Now for our weekly dip into Wash
ington, city Of rumors. catarrhs and
Jessica (Soviet Russia Today Smiths
parties.
Mrs. Roosevelt still collects sundry
transmission belts. Last week she
melted n when she publicly offered
support to the alleged Spanish Refuge
Mission Ship Campaign which is con
trolled by Fred Biedenkapp for the
Communist Party; and because Mrs.
Roosevelt put her s~emi-offcial i'm
primatur on the Emission ship" Mary
Mcleod Bethune of the National
Youth Administration and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mordecai Ezekial also endorsed
the c. P. drive TO raise $500 900.
Even if this ship does get through
the result will be the transportation
of hundreds of Stalinist agents to
Latin America, where the official Com
munist policy is to destroy Nelson A
Rockefeller's good will campaign for
hemispherical unity.
Interesting, too, is the A. F. L. din
ner which was given in honor of Sir
Walter Citrine on Tuesday evening
December 10. Commissar Edwin Smith.
|, \. L. r. B. headache was there in his
proletarian concept of what constitutes
formal dress. Every other guest
came in ordinary business clothes.
Perhaps it was t~actless to notice, but
when William Green made an i'm
passionate appeal for full aid to
Britain, everybody a~pplauded but Herr
Smith. -.
They're saying in Washington that
the investigation of Harry Bridges by
the F. B. /. is about over and the
huge report will soon be put on At
torney General Jackson's desk for ex-
animation and action.
If Bridges leaves of his own Volt
ton in the hope that he can return
on the Australian quota, the F. B. l,
will keep him out as it did Harold
Pritchett, Bridges comrade. Pritchett
was forced to resign as president of
the Stalinoid International Wood
workers Of America, a post he has
held since the union started. 4 Can
adam citizen, Pritchett sought Ameri-
can citizenship but was unsuccessful.
When his visitors visa expired some
months ago, he was forced to return
from his headquarters in Seattle.
Washington, to Vancouver. He can
not return 10 the jnlleQ States.
If President Roosevelt can find a
capable successor to Madame Perkins
one whose appointment will not
rock labor's political boat-she will
resign to take Paul McNutt's job as
Federal Security Administrator.
PA STUMPED
Charles: "Pa, what's the difference
between sitting up and sitting down ?"
Pa: "Well, my boy, when somebody
is standing up, and he seats himself,
he sits down; and when he doesn't
go to bed, and sits down, he sits up"