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FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1931.

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SOVIET PLANS IN SPAIN.

Secret Document Disclosed.

PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.

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ON LOK

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the former employee said one girl had STERN WARNING TO

been handcuffed in her room for

running away

and kept there

A dentist formerly employed at several days, and that she had the school, who declared that he seen underfed girls eating food lost his position through Mrs. from refuse cans. Governor B. M. Miller and trus-Champion; testified that he treated tees of the Alabama Training

a number of girls who had their School for Girls have been preheads shaved. Some of them, he of recommended by this memorandumsented with compiled evidence that said, would show their wrists

to

Children are looked upon as a much readier prey than the women of Spain. It is a case, however, of setting

the young to catch the young, Spanish Communists are

been subjected to extreme cruel- ties. every

WAS

Beaten Like A Dog. One of the 22 girls said she ran away from the school, and handcuffed with her hands behind her back for three weeks. Another wha ran away testified she was met at the gate with a pair of hand- cuffs and "slapped and beaten around like a dog." An inmate testified that one of the girls died in a cottage to which she was as-

NEWSPAPERS.

Daily Mail and Surrey Comet Fined.

In a secret Soviet memorandum

to encourage their own "young inmates of the reformatory have where they were sore, and one girl addressed to the Communist execu-

best be done by giving whaever (ald Reds" to poke fun at other children

came into his office with her face tives in Madrid and Barcelona and

is possible and advisable to any who go to church, and in to the heade of the Communist cells working for quite other ends.

subversive elements which may be possible way to ridicule them for

sore from her lips to her car, say ing that adhesive plaster had been in the industrial centre of the

listening to the "silly talca" of the Whatever party is in power in priest and their parents.

placed over her mouth. Asturias, detailed instructions are Spain, whether Monarchiat or Re-

A former employee said that he given as to the part to be played publican, does not matter to Compared for the readier conversion reports that girls had been whip-room until the blood came because signed without medical attention, heavily fined for contempt of court. In this way the soil will be pre-school in consequence of continued saw a girl whipped in the dining

by Spanish Communists in the

"future world war against the bourgeoisie," writes a Special Cor- respondent at Saragossa to the London Morning Post.

The testimony was contained in a report made by a legislative com- mittee appointed to investigate the

munists, in the opinion of the of these children when they grow ped, starved, and allowed to Soviet dictators. "They are all our up into adolescence and that is a without medical attention.

die she would not eat turnip greens. She said the sick girl was made to enemies, under whatever flag they matter of only

The Another was whipped with an um- get up and walk around the cot- gather." The party which happens marks this document at the con-ham, Alabama, dispatch, recom- in her room without clothing be

a few years, re-committee, saya a Reuter Birming- brella for playing, and another put tage before she died. to be in power when the "next elusion of this particular section. mended the immediate dismissal cause war" breaks out will, it is explain-

ed, have a most troublesome time. It is the duty of true Communists to aggravate that trouble in every conceivable manner. Demands for

war

Should the Spanish Government decide to take part in the against the proletariat, Spanish Communists must do their utmost to blader and, if possible, to pre- vent the despatch of troops, munition, and war material of all kinds across the frontier. A special study of the railway system should, therefore, be made before the war actually begins.

aiz!-

The copy of this confidential document, which I have been able to peruse, contains several general items such as those reported from Geneva in the London Morning Post of February 28 last concern-higher wages are to be made and ing Soviet war orders to Com- atrikes engineered in the principal muniate in all European countries. industrial centres.

The greamble of this memoran- dum repeats the now well-known story of the alleged preparation by "capitalist" States of an armdd at- tack upon Soviet Russia. Since this "insidious aggression" cannot be avoided, Communists in all countries must be ready at any moment to fight for the mainten- anca of the proletarian power. in Russia and for the introduction of the Soviet system in their own countries. To this great end, mem- the Communist Party bere of should acquire a knowledge of military affairs and endeavour to obtain an efficient training.

According to these instructions, special attention must be paid to the conversion to Communism of young recruits and very strenuous efforts are to be made to secure these young fellows for the cause

For the moment, intensivo pro- paganda is regarded as the most efficient weapon towards the even- tual realising of the Soviet Ideal in Spain. To enable such pro- paganda to be conducted on a more extensive scale than hitherto, ample funds from Moscow are pro- mised. In this connection the Spanish Communists are also ad- vised to keep in closer touch with the Communist movement in Portu-

as soon as they leave the colours. gal, for co-operation between the Communism for its ultimate suc-proletariat of the two countries of cess needs also the enthusiasm and the Iberian peninsula will more daring of the Spanish youth; as well as the wiser counsels of the older heads," abserves the Soviet. mentor.

Creating Trouble.

quickly lead to the goal in view.

"Women Almost Hopeless."

....

The Spanish women are given up, as almost hopeless in respect of the possibility of winning them in The third section of this memor appreciable numbers to the Com andum deals with the special conmuniat cause. They are tied) ditions prevailing in Spain and the tightly to the frocks of the priests consequent need for suiting the and chained to the altar of the Church's superstition," and little can therefore be expected of them. For that reason, Spaniel Com muniets are advised to keep close u counsel and not talk of their political stairs to their women- folk. Nevertheless the few women Communists who are already en- rolled and who can be regarded

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LORD HEWART'S REMARKS.

A stern warning against the publication, by newspapers, of matter likely to prejudice an ac- cused person was uttered by the Lord Chief Justice recently in two cases in which newspapers were

Delivering judgment in a case in which the Surrey Comet was fined £500 and costs for publishing mat- ter relating to a charge of murder, Lord Hewart remarked that a newspaper was entitled to report fairly and accurately the proceed- ings in a court, but once it depart- ed from that it not only took a great risk but imperilled the un- fortunate man-whether Innocent France, May 2.

or guilty, who was charged. In the neighbourhood of Tour- "I add to the warning which has coing (in the north of France); previously been given," said Lord Lieut.-Colonel Reboul and the chem- Hewart, "if this kind of cynical in- ist M. Maucin have made an arti- difference for the interests of ac- ficial fog experiment. In less than cused persons continues to be dia- three minutes a thick cloud covered played, the cases will not be met an important factory. The cloud by the imposition of fines.” was more than two kilometres long. The second case related to the and 800 metres wide; and it con- publication of particulars of the tinued for more than an hour. previous career of Eddie Guerin, who it was later mentioned in court, had escaped from the

ARTIFICIAL FOG.

Succesful Experiment In France,

THE WRONG PILLS: AN S.O.S. French penal settlement at Devil's

Island.

The BBC. recently preceded the

Fining the Daily Mail $1,000 and broadcast of the daily nine o'clock coats, Lord Hewart emphasised news bulletin with the following that the fact that the accused per S 06:

son was of bad character afforded "Will the gentleman who called at no excuse for the publication of the chemist's shop, Pontypridd, be bad a man, he must have a fair facts to his detriment. "However tween 6 and 6.30 p.m. to-day, for a trial and it is not to be prejudiced box of rhubarb pills, return the box by previous record, unless it came he has to the chemist immediately, out during the proceedings. Wo as it is very important that they think it of most importance," said should not be taken, but should be the judge, that it should be known returned without delay."-

It is understood that the pllis in detriment of an accused person are that the fact that statements to the question were sold in error. and con-trus affords not the slightest pallla- tain a dangerotis poison.

tion for the publication of them with reference to an impending trial,"

Yard, and he saw no grounds for

During the bearing of the Surrey changing the present practico.

Both papers made full apologies, to Scotland Yard Press Bureau. Comet case & reference was made and in the second case the exist-Lord Hewart remarked he had ence of an autobiograph of Guerin never heard of it before and hoped was put forward in extenuation.

he would not do so again. Guerin, who was subsequently. This had a sequel in the Cons sentenced to three years penal sermone, In a question to the Home vitude on charges including the Secretary, Mr. Clynes replied that uttering of two forged cheques, information as to the objection complained after he had been taken was not supplied by Bcotland found guilty that the papers per

[Continued at, foot of preceding secuted him for years. He: deufed he wrote an autobiographygmoman

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