The DAILY WORKER Raises the Standard for a Workers* I NEW YORK and Farmers’ Government EDITION

1 » r* « r«d a Second-class matter September 21, 1923, Chicago, '*’//" fj DAILYat the Post OfficeWORKER.at Illinois, under the Act of March 3. 1879. J ■all, per year. 38.00 Published Daily except Sunday by THE DAILY WORKER Vol. 11. No. 219. Subscription Rates', v. , by mall, |6.00 per year. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1925 PUBLISHING CO.i 1118 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago, lIL Price 3 Cents FLOOD U. S. WITH SAKLATVALA SPEECH SEAMEN FLOCKING INTO I.W.W. TO Demand Admission of Saklatvala! BANNED UTTERANCES OF BRITISH T" JOIN STRUGGLE AGAINST BOSSES; THE resolution adopted at the big Union Square demonstration in New York City, against the COMMUNIST BEING PRINTED FOR * barring of Shapurji Saklatvala, the Communist member of the British parliament, was as follows: I.S.U. SCAB POLICY REPUDIATED WHEREAS, Secretary of State Kellogg has instructed the London consul general to re- AMERICAN WORKERS JN PAMPHLET voke the visa granted to Shapurji Saklatvala, a member of the English parliament represent- the (Special to The Dally Worker) ing the organized labor movement of that country at interparliamentary union at Wash- Inspite of the ban that the state ington; and * , department at Washington NEW YORK CITY, Sept. 24.—The effort of placed on the I. W. W. WHEREAS, Shapurji Saklatvala has carried on a valiant struggle on behalf of the ex- has the entrance to the United States of Shapurji Sak- Marine Transport Workers' Industrial Union to get the seamen ploited mass against English imperialism in the Far East, in China, Egypt, and particularly latvala, the Communist member of the British parliament, this of all ports in this country out on strike to improve their own in India and Ireland; working class fighter will be heard by multitudes of American therefore be it workers. conditions as well as to prove their class solidarity with the deter- RESOLVED, by the joint demonstration meeting at Union Square, New York City, SeptT The Workers (Communist) Party has already on the presses, progress in scores ports the world, 21, that we vigorously protest secretary of state in mined strike now in of thruout the action of the excluding Shapurji Sak- for publication in pamphlet form, the speech that Saklatvala made meeting with encouraging reports sent latvala as an act to the interests labor the as an is into the New York of- hostile of the organized movement of world, in the British parliament, for which the department fice, particularly from Baltimore. act unauthorized and unjustifiable discrimination against the foreign-born workers and state at of Washington bars him from participation in the interparliament- The strong fight for unity and struggle being put up by the as a high-handed attempt to limit freedom of speech in the the United States; and be it further ary union to take place in Washington, D. This speech will Wobblies in Baltimore has captured the local rank and file of the RESOLVED, we demand the of this C. that immediate admission Saklatvala into country; be given the widest circulation International Seamen’s Union, whose officials nationally and and be it further \ possible at the demonstra- India, peo- have been urging them to scab on M. T. W. and the RESOLVED, that great independence of "Eastern locally the copies of this resolution be sent to the secretary of state at Washing- tions already ple have never tolerated anti-demo- ton, C., announced for all British "outlaw” strikers of the D. and to the press. parts of the cratic rights and privileges in their America, country. National Sailors’ Union. Meeting arranged by the Civil Liberties Union, Workers (Communist) Party of The DAILY WORKER prints a few monarchs. You see in the twentieth Friends of Freedom for India, International Labor Defense, Young Workers League, Asso- excerpts from the speech that is to century, the Chinese people have over- AS WE SEE IT (Continued on page 2) ciation for the Recognition of the Irish Republic. be circulated in America. thrown their monarchy which was T. J. By O’FLAHERTY Cites Overthrow in China. 3,000 years old, because the monarchy did not square in with democratic J "It may be said, is said, the THE CHINESE GIANT AWAKENS indeed it opinions of the people. M. WRIGHT, recently a for it is a Western idea that the "The Persians overthrown peddler of stock has join- Asiatic people always allow a good have CHESTER fake oil completely monarchy of the TOKIO deal of latitude to their monarchs. one after an- ed the anvil chorus in favor POLICE That is other and have put their monarchs exclusion of from the 13. S. Western ignorance,” declared un- Saklatvala der lock and key for not obeying the This capitalist lackey, is hurt because Saklatvala in the British house of commons during a of (Continued 4}’ the New York Times, in an editorial discussion the on page * made a START Kellogg AMAZING thot that had mis- take in arousing so much interest in Saklatvala and incidentally in Com- munism by barring him from those RUSS Wright high WATCH ON shores. writes under the COOUDGE AND KELLOGG sounding title of ‘‘Secretary of the Pan-American Federation of Labor Kept Out and editor of International Labor Workers Threaten Rush News Service.” * * * to Get to Banquet Wright learned that he could SAKLATVALA WHENnot pass his fraudulent stock on TOKIO, Sept. 24—The visiting dele- the trade unionists he quit the game gation of labor unionists from Soviet to Protect American Imperialism and nothing more was heard of him Russia are being treated to the most and British until a few weeks ago when the Fe- amazing police surveillance ever be- But You Can derated Press had occasion to draw held. When they arrived here Tues- public attention to another labor faker day they were greeted by thousand of who was putting over a similar eonfl- Japanese workers who gathered frofn READ HIS SPEECH all in order den'’-* .game In western >part of bides spite England and of the con- The real work, however, in the cially when a big dispute is on. will dare to raise a finger against by general vention, made the hall ring the council of the Trade today "The class struggle Is sharpening,” we mean that a general with various districts thruout the coun- Get ready then, you have influ- their brothers. {’nion Congress, is being pushed for- cheers when he declared in his open- try will naturally your revolutionary situation appears to be developing in which the bour- fall to the ence in the councils, use in- There are certain indications ward again. The British fascisti are ing speech: Trades Councils. In the past fluence, do the work, set the pace, that the ruling classes themselves geoisie a class and the proletariat as a class both preparing beginning secret drilling in various in- as are In the struggle with the mine Trades Councils have been of and when the struggle actually are not too much confident of dustrial centers. for a gigantic colllelon. owners and the miners it is some- very real value to the labor move- comes we shall not only know their forces. They feel that at VVttil all these forces aimed at the Nothing could indicate more clearly the profound nature of the thing to be glad of that the min- ment, and altho there has been a what ought to be done, but also the time of trial the worker ers, in worklif; class taking form in Great eonflcit than the fact that the outstanding discussion in every British backed by trade union soli- period of comparative lethargy know how to do it. A number uniform may think more about his Britain', darity, successfully up neglect the second annual conference labor union circle and publication now is over the question, "Should held the and in regard to many of of the Trade Councils have al- brothers than about his chiefs. National Minority Movement owners: altho this has secured the councils, gladly recognize of the the Workers Arm?" we ready set up councils of action That is why they are so anxious held, in Battersea Town Hall (Lon- nothing for the miners we are en- that a marked improvement is and hold readiness to create a real class The following article by Carl Brannin on the conference of the themselves in militia don) on Aug. 29 and 30, came at a titled to be proud of it, because showing itself, and with our con- for emergencies. Which would be devoted to unions' revolutionary left wing, the National Minority Move- the time when some concrete expression British It gave evidence of class solidari- tinued assistance It will in the Im- The forces will be called upon existing system heart and soul. tomorrow, was needed on the part of the militant ment, Is a forecast of the actions of for It must be remem- ty of a kind that only needs to be mediate future enable them to be- to act as blacklegs and to crush That is why the fascisti are in a properly working class element of the British bered that the Trade Union Congress held later adopted overwhelm- extended to secure much come of Immense value to the the workers on strike with their privileged position. greater results; we workers. ingly the spirit if not letter of the proposals of the revolutionary left still nave to movement. bayonets. Always keep in lpind—- All kinds of prohibitive laws Prepare Struggle. are we prepared for wing—and the "minority" seems to be in away of becoming the ask ourselves to "When the Struggle Comes.” "cold steel." Now, can the move- exist for the working class fight- The slogan "Prepare for the com- meet the opposing forces when urge majority British labor.—Editor, DAILY WORKER. We the Trades Councils to ment allow that the fight between ers, but not against the fascists. ing struggle with the bosses” which of next begins? the round We must at once prepare their forces, visit millions of workers against a 1 wish to make it clear that the from the walls of the hall frank cried out be about It and admit that all the branches of unions, affi- small bunch of exploiters should labor movement does not pay suf- to delegates might be taken as themselves as a guard hall the Minority present we are ready. the In the [ Movement conference last at not The liated and others, get in touch be converted into a light between ficient attention to this new anti- keynote of the conference. The night before and the nights of the I.January. engineers keenly the feel the absence with the co-operative guilds und the workers of the factories and labor force which is growing up striking of conference, to frustrate any efforts of expression fully disciplined first demonstration this The last of this definite of forces capable societies, and all the workers' the workers in the barracks? before our eyes. Let us take the spirit was the action of members of fascisti groups to prevent the meet- purpose adoption was the of a resolu- of nutlonal and International ac- organizations. The Joint consult- Such a thing should not be al- matter seriously. the Battersea Unemployed Workers’ ing by placing stink bombs in the au- tion with only three dissenting tion, and the miners votes will require ative committee of the general lowed to take place. It is our We have to organize our forces movement in stationing ditorium as was done at a previous highly disciplined Committee calling for the formation thru the a much more council and of the Trades Council duty to start Immediately a big (Continued on page 3) a r