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Evening star., 1932-08-12
FOCUSES
F. ON BIG EVENT HERE
DR.. Jenkins $500 Pictures
a Second Will Aid Study
of Grind'S Reaction.

IN the interest of scientific OBJ
Servation of the physical re-
actions of a runner in the
final squirt of victory, DR.. C..
Francis Jenkins, noted local Scien-
tist and inventor, will take the
sloweSt "slow motion" pictures
ever filmed of a marathon race
during The Stars Bicentennial
contest here August 20 for the
National A. A. U. championship.
Dr. Jenkins will use in the experiment
his improved high-speed motion picture
camera, which is capable of swapping
pictures at the almost unbelievable rate
of 5000 per second.
In pursuance of his researches, Dr..
Jenkins, also widely known for his tele-
vision inventions, is planning to film the
Olympic champions in action when they
come here to meet President Hoover.
THE camera to be used is an improve
l. ment on one with which the
scientist photographed projectiles
emerging from the mouth of a cannon.
He has made duplicates CT the remark
able machine for several foreign govern
nlentS who desired to observe actions o.
bullets fired from guns.
He also has made slow motion pic
lures of Walter johnson hurting q
smoke BALI and Bobby Jones swinging
club. The film showing Bobby's swing
from start to finish, required about i
minutes to run off, so greatly did the
camera retard the action.
The camera has been speeded up in
certain tests to record 1000 snapshots
per second. The camera, somewhat
more cumbersome than the standard
movie camera, is operated by electric
ity. 1t uses superspeed film of standard
size.
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maybe, because of them.
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Ing i'm newsreels only, vii
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Won Papen

tended to cover what is. really hap
pening, is proven by the fact that
Won Gayl, Minister of the Interior in
the new Cabinet, frankly admitted
the Won Papen Government intends
to bring about some constitutional
changes in order to prepare the field
for a monarchist regime, although
somewhat different from the old one.
In his speech before the Govern
ment Council, Won Gayl stated that
the problem of the return to a mon
archist regime would not be solved
by the present Government, limiting
that the post-election Cabinet, headed
by Hitler, would be called to solve it.
On the other side, the first steps of
the new Government prove conclu-
sively that Won Papen is merely
holding the seat for Hitler. The in
tensified terror against the Commu-
mist Party and the German workers
is the clearest and bloodest indication
of Won Papen's reactionary character.
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VOTE COMMUNIST FOR:
5. Against capitalist terror: against
all forms of suppression of the
political rights of workers.

political party of vets under definite
fascist leadership. w. w. Waters,
fearing that the vets will turn to the
Communist Party, the only political
Party which is supporting the bonus,
commented favorably on the proposal.
Vice-President Curtis blocked all
bills put before the Cenate to appro-
PIRATE money to supply relief for the
veterans now in Washington by up
holding a point of order.
Funds which are donated to feed
the men are turned over TO the police
chief Glassford Veterans are aroused
over the continued police supervision
Demands for rank and file committees
can be heard in all parts of the camp
The Workers -Servioemen League
Issued call today 10 all working GLASS
organizations TO organize meetings
and mass demonstrations throughout
the country in support Of the fight
for the bonus,
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train at the expense of the govern
ment, and not to go hiking off in
small trucks to be split up and
dumped into swamps, TIC.
Each large city must prepare
reception home committees for the
veterans to report to, and also must
raise the demand for the release of
all veterans arrested in connection
with the march. This demand should
also be raised by the veterans in
Washington.
Advance representatives for the
returning vets should be dispatched
or word sent to the cities to let the
vet-workers know when the bonus
marchers are expected home.
SAIL men now sick in Washing
ton should leave on passenger trains
for their home states with nurses
furnished by the workers, etc, for
unless this is done, militant veterans
will be terrorized, others will be
jananed into nut factories, etc. This
demand should be raised by the bo-
nus narcflers also.
6-The attempted lynching, ETC., of
Plunkett and other Negroes shows
the weakness in the theological level,
and the necessity that Negro veter-
ans will not be victinaized as the
leaders of the New York and Phiia-
delphia delegations have with evic-
lions and threatened arrest.
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Admits Workers Families
LiVe in Horn ible Slams
Force Municipal Governments to Clean Slums;
Fight Against EvictiOns

ten years, but what most people dc
not realize is that this money has
been all expended for housing the
upper third Of the pOpulation-nOt
a cent for wage-earners."
WHERE THE WORKERS LIVE.
Every city in the capitalist U.S.A
has cancerous slums. The East Side
OF New York is perhaps the best
known of these sections. The "shanty-
towns" and "Hoovervilles' housing
the unemployed are springing up like
mushrooms.
The houses where the workers live
are enough to indict capitalist "civi-
lization" by themselves. They are
Presidential in their lack of even the
most elementary hygienics. Without
light, without air, they are nothing
short of dungeons.
In the Soviet Union the Workers
Live Comfortably.
Only in the Soviet Union, where
production for profit was supplanted
by production for the benefit of those
who toll, the workers live in houses
which make life worth living. The
municipal program of house con-
struction in the Soviet Union is be-
ing realized with the rapidity which
is typical of the whole socialist con-
struetion. This program calls for as
many apartment houses as the needs
of the population require. These
houses are in turn equipped with all
the convenienees and comforts that
workers need.
What US, Workers Must Demand,
\The American workers must make
the house question one of the NUM-
cipal issues in the coming election
campaign. They must force = the
municipal governments to provide for
the construction of new houses, under
union conditions, with all modern
conveniences, for the workers fam
lilies at low rents. They must de-
mand that the unemployed workers
be housed and taken care of without
rent. They must fight against eyie-
lions.
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TRIES TO COVER
DEVELOPMENT OF
GERMAN FASCISM
German Wokers Know
Won Papen Holds
Seat for Hitler

In deliberate attempt to becloud
the pro-fascism and pro-war char
acter of the New German Cabinet,
headed by Won Pspen, DR.. Julius
Curtius, former Minister of Foreign
Affairs, states that the dismissal of
the Bruening Cabinet by President
Won Hindenburg was motiyated by
the Field Marshal's desire ito halt
the development of faseisn.
In q signed article published in
yesterdays New York Times, the ex-
Foreign Minister declared that "The
President was successful in overcom-
ing the danger of the state being
handed over to the unbridled rule OF
the Hitlerites."
That this statement is merely in
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I'VE have everproduced many
things, but decent homes for the ma
jority of the people are not among
them" Clarence s. Stein, former
chairman of the New York State
House and Regional Planning Com
mission, declared in q statement is
sued through the American Institute
of Architects.
Although he forgot" 10 mention
that even the things we have over
produced are not distributed among
the working people, whose lInsatisfied
needs supply a sad commentary on the
word reproduction, STEMS state
ment is significant in so far as it
disclosed not only the absolute lack
of housing facilities, but the squalid
misery which characterizes the houses
where workers live.
Vast sums of money" Stein as
serted in his statement, "have been
spent in building dwellings in the last
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{, their utmost to lead our movement
along militant and non working
class lines and thus defeat it. The
unemployed workers and the war vet
Grams must fight for democratically
elected rank and file committees to
lead their struggles. All other forms
of leadership will fail and play into
the hands of the enemies of the
bonus and unemployment insurance. -
Martial Law-like Atmosphere
The Bonus Expeditionary Forces"
now increased to over $4,000, is OPP
erating under more intense martial
law-like atmosphere than ever before
Although the rank file vets and men,
bers of the Workers Ex-Servicemen's
League have won great victories over
the police and fascist elements, Fore
ing them to admit into the ranks of
the army all veterans regardless of
their political affiliation. General
Pelham G. Glassford. Washingtons
police chief and W. W. Waters, fas-
cist agent working in cooperation
with the police and Department of
Justice still remain as the self
imposed leaders Of the vets as sec
rotary treasurer and commander In
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sulting in the injury of l. workers.
the white guard Brotherhood, in its
mulletin of May l of this year de-
elares that under its influence one
Peter Kalinovsky shot down Schotk-
man, member of the GPU. (Soviet
Political Police, wounding two other
members of the G,P.U Listed among
its achievements" according to
their bulletin is the killing Of the
worker Gurov. by the Green Oak
ers", described as one of their local
organizations, and the burning of the
red banner of the local collective
farm.
The murder of Schtokman is
claimed to have been committed on
the collective farm, TN the Name
of Frunze," and that Of the worker
Gurov in the town OF Vetrinovo on
January ID of this year
Just what part they actually had
in these acts has never been estab-
lished, but it is known that they gem
orally initiate their activities in order
10 impress their prospective con-
tributors,
Though openly organizing and in
citing the murder of Soviet workers
and farmers, these white guard
groups organized In the Brother
hood OF Russian Truth" and similar
terrorist gangs in the United states
are operating with The complete pro-
lection Of he U. s, government.
Protected by U. s.
The close hook up of the capitalist
government with these elements is
seen in the fact that Mrs. Loolnis,
sister-in-lav Of Secretary of State
stimson is AZ official OF white guard
organizations IN the United states,
touring the country at one time for
the purpose Of raising funds for them.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-13
300 IN JERSEY
STEEL STRIKE
Metal Worker League
Urges Mass Picketing

JERSE CITY, N. j., June II. -
Three hundred workers of Crucible
Steel here are in the fourth week of
their strike against the third wage
cut in the last nine months. They
are determined to win their demands
for: ID No wage cut, 90 return of
previous cuts, go eight hour day, "a
time and half for overtime, 80 nc
discrimination against any strikers
The average earnings were from IS
to SIS week with one week off
every month. Many had their gas
and electricity shut off. Their suf-
ferings went to extremes when they
had their water shut off or were
evicted Their children we're denied
water, let alone milk or food. The
local capitalist sheet admits pathetic
conditions we're revealed by some OF
the men involved in the walk-eut"
| When the company announced
new 10 per cent wage-cut, the work
ers walked out spontaneously and not
one scab remained. They next held
a meeting of all the strikers and
elected a rank and file strike COM
mittee of 10, one from each repart-
ment composed of American born
and foreign born.
The strike committee is not apply
ing the correct methods OF leadership,
due to their lack of experience For
example two members Of the Strike
Committee raised the issue outsiders
falling for the bluff of the bosses and
the police who do not want the
strikers assisted by the Metal Workers
Industrial League, with militant
workers program,
Some of the strikers members of
the Metal Workers Industrial League,
distributed directives ON how to Or
ganize and conduct the strike, The
Metal Workers Industrial League
places all of its resources at the dis
posal Of the strike,
The Metal Workers Industrial
League is arranging to hold lecture
on 1.-THE Meaning of the Crucible
Steel Strike with Secretary lack of
the Trade Union Unity Council as
speaker, all proceeds TO go to the
Crucible steel strikers,
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New York.

new YORK.
Comrades:
Here is another example of how
the bosses are making the employed
workers bear the burden of the cri-
sis. On the 9 of June the hotel bos-
ses gave a banquet for the Hotel
Assn. General Relief Fund at the
Waldorf Astoria. They made us
hotel workers give fifty cents for a
ticket 1 protested at signing my
name to a promise to pay this am
! cunt and was told by the head OF my
department to pay or get out"
This money is supposedly for the
medical care and relief of the in
digent members of the hotel indus
try in New York City. Just go along
9th Avenue and see the crippled and
broken down workers of this indus
try still looking for jobs. This is the
kind of care they get. We must
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Air Carnival Is War
Carnival in Alabama

By q Worker Correspondent
BIRMINGHAM, AIa,-As
part of the aOar preparations
which sho1O ciUiJian loorkers
aOhat to erpect IN the nert
aUGr; the LOG Air ObserUa-
ton squad laid q smoke
screen over Birmingham, re-
Gently under the gmise of an
''dir corniUdJ."
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chief respectively.
General Glassford said today that
If the situation becomes too serious
for the District of Columbia to handle
the Federal Government will have to
take things over"
Provocation Fails
An attempt of provocation on the
part OF the police and the capitalist
press to stir up red dynamite plot,
failed utterly. yellow shets through
out the country blazened forth in
huge headlines the lie that dynamite,
caps and fuses were discovered in
possession of red veterans in the camp
The provocation was short lived, how
ever, when it was exposed that no
dynamite was found and that the
man who disseminated the news"
was mentally unbalanced,
Underworld elements, Department
OF Justice agents, police spies and
stool pigeons are in every corner of
the camp on the Potomac and the
building up mythical red scares and
other billets stirring up rumors,
doing the general dirty work of the
government and the police depart
ment Of shopping and smelling.
Further attempts to evacuate the
army failed. Professor Niels T. An
derson, who arrived at the camp to-
day with funds supplied by Governor
Roosevelt. offered TO pay the fare
home of the New York veterans. The
veterans laughed at him and advised
him TO turn the money over to the
mess fund,
Plans also were discussed by the
reactionary leaders to launch a new
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"s-~~.s~e- ~'11edeAA -

have to since tie leaders" failed to
get a single signature in favor of it
from any senators, the Congress-
men can say, 1--WE did our part but
the Senate did not. If both branches
pass it and adjourns Congress, the
president will veto it ten days later,
and the men will be home or if care
is not used they will be provoked into
individual action. Only the Workers
Ex-servieemen's League can give the
men correct leadership for collective
organization of the veterans.
The general opinion is that:
1.-The men must not go home I'M
til a vote is taken and the bill is ap-
proved for full payment without the
deduction of any interest.
2-That the men must demand (af-
ter the vote and approval is made
this coming week. full transporta-
ton home by passenger and freight
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SAVE NEGRO
FROM u. N. W.
LYNCH GANG
Ohio Rank and File for
Strike Control
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE


regard to wages.
Dorsey urged the miners to take
the strike into their own hands, and
elect united front rank and file
strike committee, without regard to
union membership, to conduct it.
Netzel and his thugs then seized
Dorsey, and declared they would
lynch him.
Miners Prevent Lynchins.
The miners themselves, Negro and
white, tore Dorsey away from the
gangsters and warned them that if
Dorsey were injured or murdered
there would be retribution.
Two weeks ago this same Netzel
and his gunner kidnapped Bob Sci
yer Of the Ohio district organization
of the National Miners Union, Fred
Bell and Allan Johnson, Workers In
ternationaI Relief organizer in Ohio,
and only the militancy of the miners
saved them from a severe man
handling.
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Funds Urgent to Push
Fight for ScottsbOro
Boys, |. L. d. States

NEW YORK.--Pointing out that at
least $4,000 is needed to carry on the
legal and mass struggle for the free
dom of the framed-up Scottsboro
boys, the International Labor Defense
is making an urgent appeal for
funds.
Rush funds to l. L. D., 80 East 18th
St., Room 430, New York.
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in two weeks. None of these friendly,
papers to the veterans have said, I'VE
or this paper is in favor of the i'm
mediate payment of the bonus. The
only paper that has said so is the
Daily Worker. and every veteran must
realize that BIG HEADLINES in the
boss press are not there for their
benefit.
Monday, June 10. is the day when
the Bonus Bill is to either come up
fot passage or not, doubt that the
bill will be put on the floor until
late, and that the Congress will pass
it, is also doubted; however, if the
House passes it, the Senate does not
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(By a Bonus Marcherl

WASHINGTON, D. every effort is being made by the
police and fascist agents to provoke the veterans into making
the thing that could happen The rotten agents have
sorted to Turing veterans out to get drinks they have tried
to get them to fight each other have rsored to starving them
to spreading that the reds preparing bomb the
capital"
All kinds of headlines being used by the capitalist
with such statements 100000 veterans expected here
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WHITE GUARDS in
u. S. SEEK FUNDS
IN W Ar DRIV E
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

-(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
S. r., have just been uncovered by
the Daily Worker
Calling itself "The Brotherhood OF
Russian Truth, the American Sec
ton is conducting a wide publicity
campaign, publishes a newspaper
which gives the aims of the organiza-
ton and concludes by making a fer
vent plea for funds to carry on its
work.
On May i6 Boris E, Skvirsky, di-
rector of the Soviet Union Informal
ton Bureau at Washington had
lodged a protest with the State De-
partment against campaign by
similar groups seeking to raise funds
for Manchurian white guards,
Operate Openly.
A white guard named Anatase A.
Vonsiatsky, of Thompson, Conn, is
the official collector of the funds.
That plots have been afoot for
months to assassinate American en-
gineers in the Soviet Union was re-
vealed in Saturdays issue of the
Daily Worker which cited a secret
news release of the American Vigil
ante Intelligence Federation pub
lished in Chicago by the notorious
labor spy, Harry A. Jung,
1.-THE Brotherhood of Russian
Truth" describes itself as a Russian
national secret active and militant
organization carrying on a struggle
for the liberation of Russia
Highly significant is the fact that
the English version of the aims of
the organization is quite different
from the stated purposes as published
in the Russian and featured in their
publication.
While the English version seeks to
convey the impression Of lofty, ed
ucational" crusade, the Russian YER
sion boasts brszenly of crimes COM
mitted in the Soviet Union and calls
for wide campaign of terrorist &C
tivity against The workers and peas
ants republic.
Popular Terror"
Popular terror is listed as one of
the salient aims of the Brother
hood" in the following words:
Popular terror--this is another
main means of struggle. Terroris-
tic acts are being accomplished by
individual brother terrorists, by
special brother groups ttwos,
threes and fiyes), and finally by
simple avengers, from among the
population, who are acting under
the influence of the brotherhood
propaganda"
At this point is given a report
headed THE Destruction of the APP
paratus Of the Government" includ-
ing explosions and incendiaries of
the red committees, clubs, buildings.
state and military warehouses. in
cendiaries on collective farms and
colonies; the wreeking Of military and
freight trains transporting bread and
raw materials, breaking OF telephone
and Geographic communication de-
struction Of monuments to various
heroes Of the Revolution and other
methods calculated TO weaken the
apparatus Of povrr"
Boast Of Crimes.
Eeasting that the weckins o. q
train at the station Of zaslavl re-
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HOW TO WRITE TO U.s.s.R.

Tenants Harbor, Me.
Dear comrades,
Some time ago there appeared in
the Daily Worker a letter from the
granite workers of the Gaivan Quar-
ries in Soviet Ukraine. Being a
granite worker myself, a paving cut
ter, I would like to get in direct cor
respondence with them.
Comradely,
Granite Worker.
Editorial Note = Write to Rabots-
chaya Gazeta, Isversksya, 3, Moscow
US.SR.