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By T. J. O’Flaherty. / LINDBERGH - " OVER >. ■ ORGY OF MILITARISM i return of Lindbergh has driven j THEalmost every piece of important [Flier Chas. news off the pages of the capitalist NEW YORK WELCOMES GREAT FLIER press. Because the young aviator New York Times Comments on Lindberghs Lindbergh^ has captured the imagination of the masses—the section that likes to go TODAY; PATRIOTEERS GET GOING jazz for nine off on an emotional May 29, — time—everybody, or con- 1918 days at a lMXayMav aiO,23 xu*d1927i Commenting the that the the with something to sell from the on fact father of Stench of Tammany Politics and Military Propa- cern flyer had been refused a hall in which to speak in j vendor of a can of gasolene to the This clear-headed, clean-lived, modest but daring from ganda Spoils Mammoth Reception « .« »» n of airplanes and son ox Amencn the peoples ox msny n&~ , . /i» manufacturer . rs and of that concern (the Non-Par- cockroach business man who; age operators the tions together in their concentration upon some- tisan League) Mr. Lindbergh, so far as we know, a living by securing Today Charles A. Lindbergh will land in New York harbor makes semi-! thing of their supreme and common admiration.” jg not under indictment for sedition.” derelicts to peddle flags and buttons to receive the most tremendous ovation that has ever been ac- of on the streets to the publishers j to an individual. No conquering hero, no president has newspapers—all are out to corded mighty j Perhaps the “Times” and the other denizens of the journalistic red light district can ever object of preparations as elaborate as those which coin an honest dollar out of his feat. | been the * son a * * select one of their prostitute crew to attempt to explain how it is possible that the of are being made for the reception of this shy gawky middle confess to an occasional stroke father who exposed the fraud and sham of the world war could possibly be considered a hero. western boy, whose courage and simplicity have won him the ad- WE nausea over the business. Not j “Times”, like any other kept lady, is not supposed to be consistent in her flattery of The miration of millions. i i Lindbergh does not deserve that or fury. Ten years ago the name of Lindbergh was anathema with the patriots because the Feeding upon reputation like for accomplishment. It is his Senator Lindbergh credit his present a congressman, fought against Now, however, the war- Fat the war of the bourgeois father of the hero, it. j harpies, are the Boys, the bawdy conduct young Lindbergh own | professional patriots. sends us scurrying to mongers are trying to exploit the private achievement of the for their department, the hucksters'that ' Shop windows of New York are an open manhole when we read about ends. commerce and frank- crowded with pictures of young Lind- chambers of Lindbergh is an American, but not the kind the “Times” would have us believe. If he A brave aviator—the militarists are bergh, carrying captions like “The furter factories paying money to the j teachings thoroughly despise the slimy politicians using him as bait; capi- Army Made Him.” papers to advertise their hypocritical has not forgotten the of his father he must cannon the 1 may to against talist politicians quarrel love for him. Lindbergh get: and the kept editors who fawn upon him, but who tried fan the flames of fanaticism for a share Innocent War Bait. rich out of it. He is worth millions; his father. [ of his glory. Lindbergh is friendly and ingenuous. to the American captalist class and j He is naturally—and naively—- he is now too fin ily in the grip of -1 pleased at his tremendous popular- the mastei's of the nation to break | ity. He does not realize that he is lose if he ever had an inclination to I GHIAN6 KAI SHEK DAILY WORKER IS Victory for Negro LETTER TO WOLL ! being used by the professional mili- do so. tarists, and the fat boys who pull the * * * strings, for war propaganda. son,” a good: father like may Lindbergh’s father, who was no less configura- LIKEold adage as far as the j LOOKING FOR WAR GREETED IN USSR and White Workers FROM BEN GOLD courageous than his son, bitterly may I tion of a man’s nasal appendage S fought capitalism which plunged the bo concerned, but ideals and the de- world into the long and bloody World sire to sacrifice for them change, j CONGRESS Ends 9 Month Fight j War. He was reviled and spat upon. changed conditions LORDS' ALLIANCE PRESS ON PICKET LINE with time and j Young Lindbergh rides in triumph on even as the indignation of farmers j cruiser, and is by Bv J. LOUIS ENGDAHL. (By Federated Press.) a battle acclaimed changes with the bettering or worsen- : PEKING, June 12.—Chiang Kai- Coolidge. He is acclaimed by Cal WORKER.) Negro and white nJL Jon picture Cal ing of the crop situation. The young shek is reported to have resumed (Special to The DAILY Tells of Criminals the the fat because they can j MOSCOW, S. R. (By Mail). operators are victors in a nine-month and bos’* who is now feted by capitalists, negotiations with Chang Tso-lin, U. S. use lad , against a big ; A. F. of L. Uses him. kings and presidents, does not war lord, for an alliance —Students of the Communist Uni- strike Harlem concern A brave representative of middl< their Manchurian East, operating theatres. Men of Professional Patriots Parade. carry the social grouch- Nationalists who are rap- versity of the Toilers of the several | western farmers, and the father ol around against the i, Before his departure yesterday as- that made his father a tartar idly sweeping north to Peking. gathered in a Press Week Demon- both races struck together, stood on Marching past young Lindbergh to-1 I flier Lindbergh. To the day of his fodder and to- . ternoon for Washington, he is be on the plains Minne- to Chiang’s open stration here, voted unanimously and the picket line together won where day will 10,000 officers and men death the militarists to the rich of The only obstacle to of 30 New cursed and in- * * to send leadership Oper- . j be one York delegates of the * with the northern war lord with great enthusiasm their gether under the of United States Army, the United sulted him for opposing the capitalist sota. alliance WORKER, elected to the bi-ennial convention of capitalists are is his objection to Chang Tsunfr-chang greetings to The DAILY ators’ Local 306. (Continued on Page Five) war. THE American Braving injunctions police, the. the International Fur Workers’ Union, * American and ■« ■■ lord of Shantung. Chiang is the Central Organ of our j ■■ " ■ ■ wealthy enough to bridle their as war ’ Ben Gold, manager Chuan-fang, Communist Party. operators got the help of Musicians’ of the New York promising young men and their un- reported to favor Sun I ; Joint Here. ! Local 802, whose members walked out Board of the Furriers’ Union, usually enticing young women. The who opposed the Nationalists at U. S. Workers Students IMPORTANT NOTICE of scores of nationalities, of the houses affected and crippled[ despatched the following letter to TO WORKERS PARTY MEMBERS latter are extremely useful in times Shanghai, as Shantungese war lord. Students a j the movie boss so effectively that he Matthew Woll, acting president of the men forget the Chang Tso-lin is reported t.o favor numbering more than thousand in j \\ anted, of war when strong granting wage I National Civic Federation and chair- volunteers for the Lindbergh celebration they Chang Tsung-chang, who is notorious all, attend the university here. has signed up, all and horrors of the trenches as march in the union man of the Furriers’ Reorganization TODAY. Report without fail on Monday morning avenue, as for his brutality. He may, however, Some of them have been demands. down Fifth or some other picture operators [ Committee which was appointed by well-groomed if not over- discard the former Shantung war United States. Thus I found two who The motion and at 9 a. m. at 108 East 14th Street. the in Ford Harlem Negro papers are boasting American Federation of Labor offi- groomed daughters of the Wall lord in order to secure the support had at one time worked the ■ in Many spoke | now of the fine interracial co-opera- . eials to effect the expulsion of the Street gamblers and singers that of Chiang Kai-shek. Plant Detroit. either English or the German languages, \ tion shown in the successful strike, Joint Board local unions look good to the eyes tho hard on Early Nationalist Victory. the The letter Woll so was easy to converse with them : which was waged in the center of•j to follows his an- the ears, waft kisses at them. Men Nationalist leaders it is stated are it that he calling upon EXPOSE MORE Negro district, nouncement is WHITE GUARD PLOTS; and get the enthusiasm [ New York’s famous die but once so the poor docker or expecting to enter Peking by the end the feel of I I they carry their work. inhabited by 200,000 colored people. j New York labor unions to conduct a plumber or appear- of July regardless any with which on fireman whose of combina- ~ 11 the fur They extended an invitation for me, demonstration in market ance in 1 ordinary times would send tion of war lords. General Yen, Gov- , against the striking fur on my visit to the university during. workers. RYKOFF SCORES those parasites fleeing for ammonia ernor of Shansi, who commands one BRITISH WAR MOVE the day, to address their Workers’! SACCO and VANZETTI Gold writes: “Our attention has has his day and he throws out his of the best-drilled armies in China, is been called to your re- Page communication 1 chest believing that he is fighting almost certain' to remain neutral. i1 (Continued on Five) SHALL NOT DIE! lative to the strike situation, which BULLETIN. for his country. appeared in the newspapers of June Considering that the Polish government’s reply to the Litvinoff note. * * * regarding the | Uth, 1927. | murder of Soviet envoy. Woikoff. at Warsaw recently, is the Lindberghs! They are al- “You spoke in your communication only partly satisfactory, M. Litvinoff is addressing another note to ANDways useful. We want the largest lof providing ‘mass protection’. This Poland, demanding that “Poland take immediate and energetic measures air-navy in the world. Let Lind- j has apparently already been attended against the anti-Soviet terrorists, monarchists, and bandits operating in bergh say the word and Coolidge can | to. The strike area is at present in- Polish territory, and expel these from Poland.” appropriation thru con- JAILS, Assassins The Soviet Union government push the Fines, with gangsters with long declares that the was not fested crim- assassination gress, knowing that the politician inal records. These thugs are seek- merely an isolated case, and says that the break in British relations en- oppose it would be com- couraged monarchistic activities in Poland, which who would These are the methods whereby the ruling class shows its fear of the rising tide of dis- ing to terrorize members of the New | have not been sufficiently mitting political suicide. And should j York Joint Board by murderous as- curbed. It says also that Polish citizenship was granted to the assassin among the workers. These are the methods whereby they hope to terrorize those expulsion the civil war in Nicaragua have a content I saults. As an instance we cite the after his from Russia. yoke oppression. These are the methods » * * relapse or resume activity one word elements who refuse to submit meekly to the of murderous attack upon Mr. Aaron from Lindbergh, our hero, would help which are being employed against the outstanding figures of our movement. Gross, an officer of the New York MOSCOW, June 12.—Masses of workers filled Kremlin objection. Without wishing driving silence But these oppressive and violent methods have the opposite effect. Instead of Joint Board. One of his assailants : Square last night and silently watched the burial of to cast the slightest reflection on the is a M. Woikoff, from movement, it draws them nearer. Instead of terrorizing the workers, man with a long criminal record. ! murdered Soviet minister to young man, we advise our readers to people away our Upon this man’s arraignment in the Poland. courage new body watch the methods that our ruling it develops new enthusiasm, new and devotion. magistrate’s court he was represent- Woikoff’s arrived in Moscow from Warsaw late in the classes will use in extracting the by the tremendous burst of indignation and support which The lY ed by counsel acting for yourselves afternoon and was placed on a red-draped gun carriage. Six the Lind- This is well shown D-A*f maximum advantage from upon by certain patriotic societies. The jailing and the so-called International Fur- ; ; horses slowly drew the carriage to the Kremlin Square the of the WORKER has received since the attack it bergh flight. This is day riers’ Union. In the meantime reports from vari- follow Dunne, Gordon, the young comrade who wrote the poem in question, the ruthless and capitalists. The masses them of and Criminal Record. ous sections of the Soviet in- in the service tjie gov- who that all these things are bringing daily to the paper con- Union of Rumanian fi sheep, but those believe unwarranted Five Hundred Dollar Fine, “Such counsel have appeared for dicate that White Guard plots, insti- ernment have been arrested in Odes- ■ will them for ever, no no sym- ''masses follow from all over the country. No unit of the Party, comrade in the Party, every man with a criminal record who ; ! gated, it is believed by the British, sa, while in Novorossiysk, Caucasus, history. tributions know or of The WORKER should fail to do his share at this lime. (Continued on Page Five) are being uncovered. Sixteen spies (Continued on Page Two) '■•mtinued on Page Three) pathizer, reader DAILY •and the Immediate Calling of an Extra Session of Congress tor Relief of the Victims of the Mississippi Flood Disaster Statement by the Central Executive Committee of the Workers (Communist) Party tion to Congress the disaster occurs, lives of thousands upon thousands of mediate flood relief and rehabilita- refuse call into ex- stream of graft created by Congress Chicago, and others, offers no hope one million men, women, And when tra session? Why does the Coolidge by appropriations the Mississippi ruining hundreds of thousands of farmers, workers, small business men tion. its for the Missis- for immediate relief. The elements ~tren in rich the Secretary Hoover likes to indulge administration refuse to make in- sippi river regulation, dominating present people, the ruling class of the United and their wives and children in the workers this Conference hold the nfind themselves at Coolidge liigh about the investment of stant preparations for large sijple and farmers valley shelter, food, and clothing as States and its government in Wash- Mississippi valley. The ad- in talk of the river are same views on the matter as the plenty of funds to hundreds of millions of dollars for governmental relief for the flood left inadequately protected against Coolidge administration, despite \ of the criminal negligence of ington again manifest the same dis- ministration finds the the build and maintain the navy, the the development of super-power and victims? Why do the big capitalists floods, altho the staggering total of anti-Coolidge maneuvers carried on , government to guard regard for the well-being of deral projects to enrich insist that the whole matter of flood by aggravated masses. While the capitalist press army, and a whole host of officials, other industrial appropriated funds would suffice to some capitalist politicians in the flood oppress the peoples of the American capitalists, but in the relief and rehabilitation be left to the make such disasters forever im- Conference. The big bankers, .e of the Coolidge ad- talks loudly about flood relief, and to despoil and failure to establish the matter of flood prevention and im- private initiative of the big capital- possible. Coolidge and ministration to provide immediate funds are being collected from indi- Lutin America, his adminis- merchants, manufacturers and capi- gov- of American imperialism mediate flood relief he, together with ists? tration, together with the big capi- talist politicians of the Republican and adequate relief for the victims. vidual contributions, the Federal domination capitalist class, ernment persists in doing nothing to in China, but it refuses to find the Coolidge and his entire administra- Coolidge and his administration talists, are determined to leave the and Democratic parties which dom- The American policy of small in- to greatest accumula- relieve the conditions of the flood means to help adequately and re- tion, prefer the are afraid call an extra session of flood victims ruined and nelpless to inate the Flood Control Conference which holds the the and suffering dividual voluntary assistance. Cool- Congress, because they fear the enable the big bankers and in of wealth in any single country suffers. habilitate ruined merch- have succeeded confining the tion in the Mississippi valley. idge, Hoover, and Mellon prefer to criticism and attack of their failures, ants to exploit in their interests the Conference to questions of In the world, which claims the Spend Millions While Masses Suffer. masses tfuture American government is quit# Secretary Mellon boasts tremend- leave the tremendous task of re- and because they are opposed to ade- misery of the masses. permanent flood prevention, and ex- highest developed technique and The quate obstinately re- ready to precipitate a world war to ous surplus of governmental income habilitation to the bankers and to the governmental flood relief. Cool- Football for Politicians. cluding all effective action for im- power of production, Commerce to idge The so-called to develop systematic measures protect the property of American over expenditures, and advocates the Chambers of and his administration are Flood Control Con- mediate relief and rehabilitation by fuses further enrich- afraid any prevention and control. The imperialist exploiters in China. But reduction of taxes upon corporations the disaster for their of investigation of the ference, organized in Chicago by the Federal government. of flood incomes, not find flood and its cause. Since Investiga- capitalist politicians result is the present terrible dis- the same American government has and high but does ment. of the western The demand of the farmer repre- protection government available for im- Why does the Coolidge administra- tion would disclose the flowing states, Mayor Thompson (Continued Page Thrtt) UIK, in the Misaissinni vallev. no concern for the of the funds ever euch as of on