Daily Worker
April 22, 1925

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Washington Blvd., Chicago, liL RIL 22, 1925 EB» 290 Price 3 Cents BEHIND WALL OF BAYONETS Bul garian n Government Assassinating Foes (Special to The Daily Worker) VIENNA, April 20.—Murder foul 6 being committed by the fascist Bulgarian government behind the. dark wall of silence that keeps the bloody deeds of the Zankov regime hidden from the outside world, except for surrepitious Information that fil- ters out thfu the barrier of bayonets that this gang of assassins have drawn around the frontiers. If reportg are not exaggerated, a campaign of murder unequalled since the mass slaughter pf workers in Fin- land, is now raging in Bulgaria. The fascist dictatorship, tottering before the growing opposition of the workers and farmers has tried to fasten the bomb explosion on the Communist In- ternational, and on the Communist Party of Bulgaria, the only organiza- masses in the struggle for freedom. Communists Executed. Four hundred Communists have been executed, say news dispatches. In fact, so cruel and heartless has been the policy of the white terrorist General Tzaroff, that the army is re- volting against his excesses and going over fo the revolutionists. King Boris, who is a mere tool in the hands of the fascisti has been made the hero of the latest crisis. The fascisti now hope that thru the publicity manu- factured by his press agent relating to his involuntary participation in the first of the latest series of bomb in- cidents, that the queen of Roumania will allow her parasite daughter to marry Boris. Court martial law rules in Bulgaria. Sharp fights are taking place all over the country between the revolutionists and the fascisti and it is too early to predict the ‘outcome. Bulgaria today asked permission of the inter-allied military commission ¥ ME MBERS FROM ment office. Conforming to the instruction to on the excuse that she was “working too fast.” H. L. Kahn got a jab substituting for another worker for two days. The same for Clara Shapiro. As for Phil Aronberg, he was sent to Hart, Schaffner and Marx. At the shop, who AND TRIES TO That the Levin-Hillman gang now file from revolting at the expulsions of | hold political opinions different than Abs ¢ ha “Forward,” had their tongues in their prot whe “suspended” members should “apply for ¥ the last few days and a conflict yesterday 1 How They Are “ work, the “suspended” members have fait But with little employment being gi but strangely got fired after two days: | AMALGAMATION OF ALL WOOL TEXTILE UNIONS OF BRITAIN GOING ON NEW YORK, April 20.—That the amalgamation movement in the tex- tile unions of Great Britain has reached formidable proportions is testified to in information received here by the Fairchild publications which list as committed to amal- gamation into one organization of all unions in the British wool textile trade the following unions: The National Union of Textile workers, the National Society of Woolcombers, the Wool Yarn and Warehouse Workers Union, the Scottish Textile Workers’ Union ‘Dunfermline; the Brechin Mill and Factory Operatives’ Union, the Dundee and District Calender Work- ers’ Union, the Scottish Textile 4 WORK R THEM OUT Bol down the rank and Members for daring to Sot the yellow socialist | pretended that the i,” | lown by the events of the A. C. W. emplyo- aoe COMMUNISTS OF MEXICO AND U. S. JOIN IN PLAN FOR SPECIAL WEEK TO WAGE FIGHT ON IMPERIALISHT (Special to The Daily Worker) MEXICO CITY, April 11—(By Mail.)—July 4, marking the independence of the United States from British rule, will hence- forth serve as a symbol for the national liberation movements in all countries of the western hemisphere, which are now facing the menace not of Great Britain but of the all-devouring empire of Wall Street. Accepting unanimously a proposition presented in the name of the Workers (Communist) Party of America, the third annual congress of the Communist Party of Mexico, now in session, went on record in favor of denominating the week ending July 4 as “anti-imperialist week’ thruout America. ris 7 employment office for fied out the instruction. was given a job, sister ren. He ar Air Fleet, we of the plan of Amer- nterests to build an im- f commercial airplanes y turned into war o Aviation company tion that is capable of rallying the ; should appear in the background, but the brother of Sam Levin, manager of the joint board, czar of the A. C. W. who has learned nothing from what happened to Nicholas the second. The i by business men and and freight be- , St. Louis, Kansas City, polis, St. Paul, In- and other cities. (Continued on page 2.) ‘i: Workers Union, Kilcaldy; the Dun- dee and District Union of Jute and Flax Workers and the Perth Textile Workers’ Union. Combined member- ship of these uni is approxim- ately 95,000. /HELMSMAN to raise an additional 10,000 troops to heffi"to-crush the opposition, situation. An ‘additional recrur of 3,000 was recently allowed hi council of ambassadors. Jugo-Si is protesting against any furthé crease in the Bulgarian army. ge he of ai 4 + Snow Covers Northern Minn ot Ee: DULUTH, Minn. April 20. Thaw city and surrounding territory -teda is blanketed by four and one-half inch es of snow. Temperatures reaneben' 32 degrees above early today. — Kurds Renew Activities. CONSTANTINOPLE.— The Kuprde- stan rebels have renewed their activi- ties against the Turkish federals in the region of Silvan and Karameche, it was learned today. Turks Hang 23 Kurds. CONSTANTINOPLE, April 20.— Twenty-three Kurdéstan rebels were hanged today in the district of Diebe- kir by Turkish federal troops. Japs Have Air Mail. TOKYO, April 20.— The Japanese air mail service was inaugurated to- day when the Tokyo-Osaka route was opened to the public. Two Quakes Rock Tokyo. TOKYO, April 20.—Tokyo was rock- ed by two earthquakes last night and this morning, the first shock coming bright schemes that were ever con- cocted could not turn back the wheels of progress one millionth part of an inch. tatorship of the proletariat in Russia is growing stronger every day, while the black dictatorships in Italy, Hun- gary, Bulgaria, Poland, Spain and other countries are on the vergé of collapse despite the support given to them by the millions of Wall Street. © * > d karte Russian Communist Party, the political. party» that directs the Seviet government, is. perhaps the most remarkable organization in the history of the world. To properly un- derstand present developments in Soviet Russia, it is not enough to read the Communist papers, but 4a (Continued on page 5) This is the reason why the dic- | at midnight and the second at 6 a. m. No damage was reported. | POLISH PRIEST TO HAVE BEEN EXCHANGED GETS 6 YEAR SENTENCE LENINGRAD, April 20—Brani- slav Oussas, the Polish:priest who was one of the prisoners to have been exchanged for two Polish Communists murdered while under police guard bound for the Soviet border, was sentenced to six years’ imprisonment and strict igolation by the district court here. He was charged with immoral treatment of young girls in his employ. CHINESE IN SEATTLE, IN MEMORY OF SUN YAT SEN, JOIN HANDS. WITH THE WH OLE WORKING CLASS (Special to The Daily Worker) SEATTLE, Wash., April 14.—(By Mail.)—-For the first time in history, the Chinese of this city have officially and otherwise participated in a gath- ering of working class organizations, invitations, thus demonstrating that onward. exchanging and accepting courteous the Chinese masses are moving fast The occasion was furnished when the city central committee of the Work- ers Party, thru a special committee extended an initiative to the Kuomin- tang of this city, to participate in the commemoration of the death of Sun (Continued on page 6.) ‘* 6 «* + * «es Pore o* a "58° ‘Ble Hob! | WAY DO you WANT THAT? TL WILL TELL You WHAT - ~ | . l¢ t's Tr tS ied 4 7 this amount, he said, there had bee e Brown to Speak Wednesday. after completing one-third of their J tess roops = rallied, however, eg win. a rte ee | NEW YORK, April 20.—Altho Bish-| sentences, altho nine months must : ee m pais presi forced the 6 , 1eayv ng a aiance oO e wo lig ad ‘ av . serve; > , re at Cov- e be roops ‘ surrendae f $252.990.662 ‘op William Montgomery Brown failed have been served Pris ners at ' + . assets of $252, ays | / ee ; ernor’s Island, New York; Fort Leav- Judge Gary told stockholders that | ‘o speak in St. Mark’s church on the enworth. Kansas. and Alcatraz Island Blue Blood’s Dance at Lexington the directors of the corporation had | Bowery, where more than one thou-/San Francisco. are affected Celebration. |sand had gathered to hear him, it was The extremely heavy sentences giv- BOSTON Mass., April 20.— The valuable from time to time. | announced that Brown will speak | en Paul Crouch and Walter Trumbull, |celebration of the 150th anniversary Increased Dividends. | Wednesday at the Community church | stationed at Schofield bar-acks. Hono-|of the battle of Lexington is being “We increased the dividend on the|run by Dr. John Haynes Holmes on/julu. for no other reas”. than that held by the New England business common stoek,” Gary declared, “by | 34th street. Brown was ordered not! they declared themselves Communists |men and public officials will end at three o'clock tomorrow morning when the military ball given by Gov- ernor Fuller to a crowd of selected blue bleods will terminate, 4 Oa a - er =“