Show Aristocrat From India 1 19 Leads British Reds re as M Y 1 r n w F tid 43 1 y Sh s J Y Ya a J a. a w I S By MILTON BROKER BRONER N NEA EA Service Writer LONDON May la 25 l Mr Sha Sha- has made th the government gov how lot t England pay some attention at attention it- it to him at last He c eded in making himself hear heard ln In Downing street is a communist He lIe Heis Heis' Heis lIeis is is' also a Parsee skin brown as asi i parchment front from the depths of ot oti i India He is Is still further a member member member mem mem- ber of the British parliament And now in addition to these distinctions ba h s is a P prisoner of ot othis his majesty's government lodged in a cell in a London prison held incommunicado as a dangerous agi during the he big British strike It Ii took a general strike to to todo do it ItI But it may f fairly be assumed that I Mr Ir la is hoppy at last MAY PI PROVE OVE IMPORTANT T. T The imprisonment may pr pre e e to be be one of the most niost sig- sig J developments pf of o the BritIsh BritIsh Brit Brit- ish strike e. e It Itis Is conceivable that the forces in Br Britain desiring a real revolt may Itay m make ke considerable capital out Of bf the imprisonment of for tor voicing his Premier Premier- Mussolini 1 of Italy was was wasa wast a t radical 11 s 's socialist agitator In his youth only only- to become in later years tt tha Voids Void's ster sternest est dictator dicta dicta- tor But la has reversed the process process changing th h nging from froin a haughty aristocrat i to a real red advocate In a few short years The Parsee class Into which Sak Sak- latvala tva a was bO born at at t nom Bombay bay 51 years ago is th the aristocratic class of bt India was vas educated educated ed at the th University of ot Bombay worked as as' as an Iron prospect prospector r in Inthe inthe the the Indian n Jungles Jungles' for for three years y ars took up settlement nt work In Bomay Bornay Bom- Bom ay ay and then drifted t to London n. n where he became becam British manager for forr an Indian export firm term in parliament parliament par par- He lie served part of ot a in 1922 but failed of ot r election rs when the Labor Labor- La bar party arid add was only re returned re- re ame came to power turned to parliament after Ram Ram- Ramsay Ramsa say say- sa downfall He Helias has bas been a member of the com com- party for tor years came Into prominence la last t summer As a member of the house house of commons he prepared to tp visit the United States t to attend of the the theme meeting ary union But Ills his Is redness was a n trifle too pronounced for the great republic overseas overseas and he never got boat farther tarther than the Southampton train I of ot He Me promptly became a figure International fame and it was very pleasing He wrote articles for American magazines and nd news services services ser ser- vices predicting predicting- the speedy downfall downfall down down- fall faU of f the he British empire and the therise rise of of the he embattled en b proletariat to the tha seat seats of or the mighty ow this was a new experience vala Because communist communist communist and nd revolutionist as as he w was s. s and ind he never never missed a 11 chance to proclaim it loudly he in never In n all his life was was' able to tto m more re turn than make the British government ly bored It It was a couple years ears ago that th t the he was elevated to parliament parliament rep representing representing rep rep- I of resenting the Battersea Batters a district London He pr prepared pared at once once to twist the tan and let himself him self be clawed ved for f r the greater glory glo of ot th the tb third If need be But the house of ot commons found him only a a bit tiresome instead of alarming His maiden speech was four l li hours long an long nn unheard of thing in the British house of ot commons commons com com- mons where a first speech Is supposed supposed supposed sup sup- posed t to be short and to the point So ever after atter that wh when n he arose to speak the other members would begin stamping th their lr feet coughing coughing cough cough- ing rattling papers and otherwise b being ing Impolite COULDN'T ROUSE BALDWIN persevered He lIe truly trul did his liIs best to alarm the forces of bt law and order He talked of abolishing law the the Union Jack mentioned mentioned mentioned men men- the cunning dirty flirty dogs who rule Great Britain said everything everything everything every every- thing he could think of to make Stanley Baldwin mad And he f failed When hen the general strike was called found a a convenient convenient lent s 's soap ap box in a London park and got bus busy At p 1 s hl his utterances utter utter- utterances ances which had only seemed tiresome tiresome tire tire- some s some me b before fore became ominous He was was arrested He Heg gave g e bond cheerfully enough though a communist he has amassed a goodly share of ot filthy capitalistic pounds sterling sterling and and went teat back to the soap box He preached revolution in all of Its phases H Hoe He mentioned Russia Lenin Marat Martt guillotines and other things And the law always ways so compla- compla I dent nt before stepped step d In gently and lore bore him off to prison where where he will remain until the strike ends If not longer loncer |