Sunday, April 28, 2019

Wednesday, July 30, 1930


New York:  The attorney for the company that publishes the Revolutionary Age, a communist newspaper, admits in court that the goal of his client (the newspaper) is to overthrow the U.S. government.  His client is not “foolish enough to believe the overthrow could be brought about except by force,” the attorney says.  But he says such an overthrow is impossible at this time, and therefore the U.S. Post Office should not interfere with distribution of the newspaper.  The U.S. prosecuting attorney says: “The Revolutionary Age is the organ of a party which advocates revolution.  Maybe its backers believe they are not strong enough here and now, but the fact remains that as soon as revolution is a practicable possibility, they will be for it.”

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