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Evening star., 1933-09-24
New York Cotton
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 23.-News OF
crop loans and production control plans
gave cotton a sharp rally today.
March contracts rose to 1888 in the
early trading or 73 points net higher
and 90 points below the low level Of
last Thursday. The more urgent de-
nand was supplied by heavy realizing
and increased Southern selling at the
advance, and while buying continued
active, prices eased later. March de-
clining to 1887 and closing at l0.40.
The general market showed net ad-
vances of 80 to 81 points.
Opening advances ranged from % to
63 points as buying came from all di
rections. December sold up to 10.40
and May to 1892 on the first upturn,
making net advances CT Al to 73 points,
but the buying movement slackened
somewhat and toward the close hedging
was coupled with increased realizing.
December sold off to 1014 and May to
1859. active months generally showing
reactions of about 20 to 46 points from
the best. Closing quotations were
few points above the lowest on some
positions.
Evening star., 1933-09-24
SPOT SILVER ADVANCES
HIGHEST SINCE MAY, 1890

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 23-Spot
silver rose rs cents to 401a cents an
ounce today, the highest price since
May, 1880. The new quotation just ex-
ceeded the level reached on July 18
of this year
Futures were strong in active trad
ing, some positions rising full cent
an ounce
Evening star., 1933-09-24
CONVERSION SPEEDED.

NEW YORK. September % CP.-De-
posits of the three-year Az per cent
notes of American Rolling Mill Co. in
exchange for new issue of per cent
notes carrying stock conversion priv
ileges are coming in rapidly and it Is
expected the conversion plan will soon
be declared operative.
Evening star., 1933-09-24
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

LOTS. FRANKLIN
Manor Beach on Chesapeake Bay. 500: lin
tied number at this price. New cottages for
Beach or telephone Ma. 1928 or ME. 6400.
TWO LOTS ON POTOMAC ON PROPOSED
Washington-Mt. Vernon Memorial Blvd:
south Of Washington; ideal site; beautiful
view. Address Box Abb. Star ofhce.
NORTH BEACH, MD-COTTAGE FOR SALE:
3 rooms, water ard electricity, 2 porches. lot
50x15 80; 5000. Phone Ii. 2461.
Log CABIN-SPECIAL PRIZE THIS WEEK
end. S775: water front lot. 500. On Lake
Jackson. ManaSaaS. Va. 24e
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Commodity Price
Changes for Week
BY HI. N. McGILL.
Editor, McGill Commodity Service, Inc.

Editor, McGill Commodity Service, Inc.
AUBURNDALE, Mass. September "a
P)-Commodity prices since the first
OF the month have steadily advanced,
the upturn during the past week repre-
senting the fourth consecutive advance
and establishes new high The index
1cr all commodities now stands SO per
cent over the low Of seven months ago.
During the week just closed more price
strength was noted than for any pc
r1od since last May and June. A re-
view OF IA individual commodity groups
SHOWS that nine average Higher during
the week, only two were lower, while
three remained unchanged.
industrial commodity prices surged
! upward rejecting higher quotations for
building materials, fuels, non-ferrous
metals, paper and pulp, and textiles.
The advance materialized without the
aid OF any upturn in industrial activity.
Farm Prices Higher.
Agricultural prices were also consid-
erably higher during the week, advances
being noted in the grains which more
than counteracted moderate price weak
ness in sugar, f1axseed and beans.
Live stock quotations also recorded
substantial price strength during the
"SSh- SoetlC was Ollly SllsulIy llSLitI
but hog quotations climbed upward
sharply now at the highest level since
last May. The recovery in hog prices
is due in part to the Governments plan
OF eliminating several million head
from regular distributing channels
Building materials averaged higher,
due entirely to a further mark-up in
the price of lumber The composite
price of Southern pine. all dimensions,
now stands SO per cent over the low
recorded last March.
Hides and leather represent one Of
the two groups that declined. Hides
are now quoted at 1924 cents as against
a higher of Is cents a few weeks ago,
while calfskins also registered fur
ther decline
The index of non-ferrous metals ad-
vanced last week The current level
marks new high in the price recovery,
strength being noted in antimony,
quicksilver, silver, tin and zinc.
Paint Materials React.
Paint materials represented the Sec
ond group that declined during the
week just closed. This was due to
moderate price reaction in shellac.
Fine textile prices were higher but
still hold under the peak that was
reached in late July. During the past
week cotton. cotton yarns, and silk
were higher than in the previous week.
Coarse textiles were also moderately
higher as price strength was noted in
burlap and jute The three groups
that remain unchanged during the
week were chemicals, ferrous metals
and vegetable oils.
The most important changes in the
McGill weekly price index Q926 equal
ing lOO) were as follows:
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

Quotations furnished by w. B. Hibbs 4 Coz
Nominal gold Selling checks
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r. D. FOSTER,
2 Barney St.
Gotta ge City, Md.
ONLY $3.50

O.NTI N'O.|>V.
Mr. THRIFTY BUYER.
If you've been looking for a new 2-story.
3-bed-room home. with large living and
dining rooms at a Broom bungalow price
here's your opportunity. spacious rooms,
completely tiled bath. all other conveniences
Now omen for inspection at 100 Washington
ave, Waverly Hills. Va. Drive over Key
Bridge, out Lee Highway through Cherry.
Parker ave. follow arrows 4 squares to
property.
T. 7. BRCMRACK.
Claredon Va. Walnut S92l.
COLORED DOUGLAS PARK, VA. : 10
good building lots at bargain price. 500
to $50 each: s. down. ST per week. with
privilege of building when down payment
is made
A. H. BROOKS,
Arlington, Va Phone Clarendon 626
or Adams 6344
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CORPORATION EARNINGS

NEW YORK. September % QP.-Per-
during the past week, with comparisons
with the previous year. included the fol-
lowing:
Quarter ended June 30 1888. 1882.
International Tel & Tel. ......S .03 -.
Postal telegraph & Gable (pfd) 10 80.
Coty. lac. ...:......... 90 .0S
Year ended June 30
British Columbia Power Corp,
Ltd (claSs A shares ....... Isl 90;
United Gas Corp end MD 80. .24 4.07
z months ended July 81
Reading Co t2nd pfd) ......... so As
Louisville & Nashville Ry.... IL 80.
months ended August 81
Chesapeake g. Ohio Ry. ....... 2.20 1.60
10 months ended August 81
Glidden Co tpfd): :........ Ill so
12 months ended August 81
Eastern Gas 4 Fuel Associates. Al .7s
Connecticut Electric Service. 3.26 3.4S
ye-- end-+ December 81 1899. 1871.
Singer Manufacturing ........ s.GS 4.52
Evening star., 1933-09-24
RENT-BUsINEss PROPERLY.

RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
less thar than half & former price best location
THREE-STORY FIREPROOF BUILDING
suitable for shop. garage or storage; large
eectrie elevator sl2G Per month Your
FIREPRoOP BUILDING WITH 10000 SO.
T.: OF space on one floor near Union Sta
Address Box $3.50. Star once. "a.
sALE-FARMs.
POTOMAC. RIVER ESTATE. DUCKING
shores and good farms IN southern Mary
terms @ Anq LEoNARp % sNfpER i.s La Plata sasonS Ma
6 ACRES OR MORE, OLD STONE HOUSE.
ADp io cABS H1Gd shcE ns eSs'ns
tersestion Of Georgetown and Leesburg pike
492 ACRES TIMBER TRACT, IN ST, MARY's
250-C. Star office.
300 ACRES. SEVERAL MILLION FEET
from Washinrton. Deer, turkey. bob whites;
Very reasonable. j. W. YOUNG BOX 5o@5,
ACRES; OLD HOUSE IN NEED OF RE
pair. but occupied; $3.50, Sl00 cash. BAL
Arss arse d house, Al
eIehaId; ,da =, Worth 5000: PRICE 'ss;:S|o:
dale. Va. P O.. Fairfax 49,
FARMS. COUNTRY PROPERTY. SERVICE
stations property will never be lower buy
now; we have real bargains at this time;
send for s0-page illustrated catalog; Vine-
and garden center of the Garden State
GRAY & MAC GEORGE. established 1901.
COUNTRY GENTLEMANs ESTATE. 10
thIIi1
ings: beautiful surrcundinss. lovely old pines,
sMMoNs s2SNS0s sh5HHbery WaJp owner d sssoo
BARGAINS FOR QUICK BUYERS.
CHICKEN: Dairy and Topacco Farms.
Suite 20a-alo barr Bldg. Di 1921. 25.
LOVELY 25-AcRE FARM. PARTLY WOOD
ed: good Groom house and outbuild!nes
hard rae surfaeed ees rosd one and h2ee
Fsiqfss Fsdqssa ts t9 $4,000 District sSS5, Home
ACRES GOOD LAND. SMALL HOUSE
room house: high elevation. wonderful view:
price s55o0oo. a. acres acres fne oI land. 0nie nice
s-room house. large shade trees fine springs.
sight of town; one hour from Washington
price. S5,50o.oo. Easy terms. r. c.
PRINTz. Herndon. Va. Phone 5l-J
EXCEPTIONALLY FINE FARM. JOG ACRES:
~ u cult, 10 q. TIMBER woven wire
boundary and cross-fencing; running stream
wells; house. big barn and q other fine
outblGgs.. all painted with metal roofs On
good road only mi of Lee Highway 30
nj st1 from SIar city Igo Only s6'6oo terms. HAN
l55 ACRES. EXCELLENT FARM. 7-RooM
house basement: barn. all other necessary
99utbuildings. well watered on gravel road,
cash MIfcHEHIa issnlf aerndon. Iaee va, s'''O
SALE OR TRADE-2O-AcRE TRACT.
OF cultivation, all clear. 1-room house.
$4,000. Good terms. Call j. l. Orem
,o,c IVA WAPLE ]; 4 JAMES. INC, .,,-
165;,ACRE, FARM NEAR GRAIN HIGHWAY.
good dwelling: outbuildings. cleo. large
cash. W. G. WILLIAMS 35o5 Rittenhouse st
100-ACRE TOBACCO FARM. VERY CHEAP
on easy terms: 10 miles from Washington on
vile s02-F-4.
$1,000: ON COLESVILLE PIKE: GROOM
dwelling about half acre of ground: also ga
rage ana store. on prominent corner. which
the @ pas' dns has b been n. bss
tfvation. $50 acres, nearly all clear: fine
large stream: good orchard: adequate out
buildings as for all purposes large house with
S3. 80; 3 acres in high state Of cultiva;;
house with electricity easy terms
old Colonial estates and land for SUBDIVISION
One small tract colesville pike. Ss5 per
acre.
R b LILLE CO.
266 Carroll St. Takoma Park. GE. 1900.
Evening star., 1933-09-24
SALE-SUBURBAN.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.

1925 Goth St NE.-Corner location;
large rooms. fireplace. hardwood floors
throughout modern kitchen, built-in ga
rage; price and terms very attractive. Open
3 to pm. and all day Sunday. This may
be the hcme you are looking for: prices will
builders. 2314 R. / ave. ne. DECATUR 1147
Evening star., 1933-09-24
Unusual Attraction. $6,350.OO.

FOR THOSE WHO COUNT THE COST.
Lovely designed and arranged modern
home Of 6 splendid rooms. . full baths a
rooms, BATH first floor: 2 rooms. bath, sec
ond foor); electric refrigeration, fun screens.
beamedceiing living room with fireplace.
ond floor is insulated. You should see this
and make your own comparison as to con-
struction. location, price and terms. Located
Highland Park on Memorial Drive. Open
daily. To inspect, drive over Key Bridge.
third street beyond Robert E. Lee SCHOOL,
to Memorial Drive, and then turn left to
home.
1927 ST. NV District 6563.
Evening star., 1933-09-24
sALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.

SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
coRNER PROPERTY, NV: COMMERCIAL
necessitates owners sacrifice. Apply S25
st. ne.
AUCTION OF APARTMENT OR GASOLINE
station site, about 41X1O9. with 4 brick
property. Nos. 2511. 2513. 2515. 2517 Que
st. NV. on Tuesday. Sept. 26. 4:3O pm.
GOOD LOCATION; STORE OCCUPIED;
only first encumbrance of $1,000; price rea-
sonable. Address Box 37S-B. Star office.
GEORGIA AVE.-CORNER 2-STORY BRICK
store. including bake shop and fixtures also;
adjoining colonial brick house. Priced.
Sl2.500: Mr.. LOUIS. Ma. 5496.
COUNTRY STORE WITH BEER LICENSE;
terms: also public garage. $1,000: terms.
KENsfNGToN REALTY CO..
KensipEton Nd.
Telephone 1scnSin. to3 L.. .!ss.sl.= WI. 1888.
Evening star., 1933-09-24

EXCEPTIONALLY FINE FARM, JOG ACRES:
go a. cult, III a; timber; woven wire
boundary and cross-fencing; running stream
wells; house. big barn and q other fine
outblGgs.. all painted. with metal roofs On
good road. only 2 mi. of Lee Highway. 80
mi. from city Only $4,000; terms HAN
Sell Clar. 400
Evening star., 1933-09-24

ed; good Groom house and outbuild.ngs.
beautiful shade trees. fruit; /. mile 'front.'
age on hard surfaced road; one and three
fourths miles from Fairfax Court House;
reduced to $4,000. District 6563 Home,
Eai
Evening star., 1933-09-24

Il ACRES GOOD LAND. SMALL HOUSE;
price, 100000. 80 acres fine land, good =
| room house: high elevation. wonderful view;
price. S2.OO0.O0. 80 acres. 7-room house;
price. S3,500.OO. l47 acres fine land, nice
S-room house. large shade trees fine springs,
large barn. all necessary outbuildings: in
price. S5,5Oo.0o. Easy terms. r. c.
PRINT, Herndon, Va Phone 51-I
Evening star., 1933-09-24

80 MINUTES DoWNTowN-MopERN; g.
room brick house. q acres; good eieystieen' W on
Come Cone visx sss ufa'Hau sauER ss.fs 4snna sii
S5, 75O. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE; FORMER
priced to avoid foreclosure. sH. 1886. "a.
BLAIR. MD-.NEW GRIN, BRICK COLO
lsn @ ea % so
Reached by 10th st. and Ga. ave, Open
TAKoMA PARK. MD. 81 CEDAR AVE-
New 5-room. 2-story brick: nice large rooms.
hot-water heat steel sash windows' plate plate
basement % under entire building: lot 5oxi4e.
Prse P2PG fGGe saGer cash shepend SsaG'e suit
FAVE s1.lo0 NoTi TERM5, NEW PRICE. $1,000
For new modern Broom bungalow; col
ate 'atn and rsnss hsa
car line Drive out Conduit rd: n mile
bs,ond District line to ,n BTookmon 70 turn
100 L9TIS p F. sHoEMAKETRs; ,,ea
WOODRIDGE, D. c.
You will like this English-style brick-and-
stone bungalow on its high corner '-"ation.
; splendid rooms with fireplace :nd ,"r
Uisfr repfoef eG1f n the
duced to S795O: with $1,000 cash and bal
ance like rent Remembsr the an namber Si,, 200 20
Open daily till @ pm.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.
o317 r. l. Ave. NE. North 1HO3.
FIVE ACRES NEAR WASHINGTON: g.
room modern house. garage, chicken house;
S. 800; terms; immediate possession. Call
GEorgia 01s7.
5 r. & B., ANIL, SCREEN
ed porch weather-stripped: garage: large
lott fruit. flowers: S4.7O0 Inspect 30 Sib-
lev ave. Hyattsville. Greenwood aO93-W.
2Ia ACRES OR MORE GROOM HOUSE:
Shade and lawn; ON Siigo avenue extended.
which is State road; very reasonable for
immediate sale: l u miles from D. c. line.
Phone Silver Spring 333
5-ACRE FARM-5 POULTRY BUILDINGS.
stable. BARN. cottage; cleo lights. elec.
pump: only $1,000: easy terms: Clar. 400.
IA ACRES, COLUMBIA Pike ROOMS.
bath. elec. lights. pump. hot-water heat;
81 500; easy terms. Clarendon 400.
Evening star., 1933-09-24

l55 ACRES. EXCELLENT FARM, 9-ROOM
house, basement. barn. all other necessary
outoulldlngs. well watered, on gravel road,
LolGoun County. Virginia Price S3,25U
cash. H. B. MITCHELL. Herndon. Va
Evening star., 1933-09-24
Today's range of prices follows:

80 -
Spot, steady; m;dd,ing.
Evening star., 1933-09-24

oAKCREST-OWNER OFFERS THE BEST
Memorial Bridge: cost $1,000. will sacrifice
| for about half: high location. wonderful
view. about half-acre. trees, paved streets,
| water. gas. electricity; fine homes sur.
! rounding Address Box Abb. Star ONCE.
! ON MT VERNON HIGHWAY = S-ROOM
| and bath home. practically new: high eleva-
! ton: 1913 it. river frontage $1,000: can
arrange terms. J. M REED, Wellington
! Villa
Evening star., 1933-09-24

II. ACRES ON MARLBORO PIKE. . MILES
out. Beautiful place for fish pond and
ERETT E1sI1'' PuMPHREY. RE Forestviile. Nd Nd.
: ROOMS AND BATH. ALL MODERN I'M
provements; p miles from D. c. on Marl-
boro pike. Will sacrifice. Hillside O49s. .
KENSINGTON. MD-l1-ROOM MODERN
on wooded knoll. Low price at $4,000.
6 rooms. ami. large lot. S5 $50.
3 rooms 1l2 acres $3.50.
5-room bungalow ami. elec. refriger-
alton. $3.50.
Groom brick. large lot. $3.50.
4-room and bath apt. heat, light gas
garage. $50 month.
Several fine homes in Chevy Chase. ST.
KENSINGToN REALTY CO..
Phone Kensington 132 Night WI 4549
Evening star., 1933-09-24

EXCELLENT INVESTMENT.
First-class. small brick property. really
modern in every way; 15fc return on invest
ment. Invest in D. C. real estate at present
low prices for safety.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON.
invest. Bldg. Realtor. ME. 2s27.
Evening star., 1933-09-24

$40, ,5O0-sEVEN LARGE ROOMS. COLON
ial house; sacrifice for $500. Ga miles
city; lot 125x2OO #: 13 oak trees: ami.
Arlington, Va Address Box 402-C, Star
Evening star., 1933-09-24

COUNTRY GENTLEMANS ESTATE. 10
acres. State road; 1-room house. outbuild-
lngS. beautiful surrcundings. lovely old pines
boxwood. shrubberv: owner: So 500 r F.
SIMMONS West River. Md
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-05-16
TO EVICT Sc
NEGRO TENANTS
ON THURSDAY

NEW YORK. Thirty six negro
families at is, 10, "a West 134th st.
Jim Grow apartments, denied relief
by the Home Relief Bureau are all
to be evicted Thursday.
To eliminate So court expenses for
each case, dispossess notices written
in pencil and obviously manufactured
by the landlord we're issued.
In most of the families there are
children, and due to the special dis
elimination against Negro workers by
the city relief agencies hunger and
restitution has haunted the families
for months and with some over q
year.
The family of Mrs. c. with four
children, the oldest IA, has been liv-
ing without gas or electricity for six
months. One child after the other
contracted the grippe because Of un-
dernourishment and cold in the
house.
Although paying high rents in the
jim-crow apartments no repairs are
made. Charred and sooted walls
from a fire in the apartment are not
fixed. In front of the toilet bowl is
hole in the floor the landlord re-
fuses to board up,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-05-16
John Lamb, Centralia
Frame-Up Victim, Is
Out; Served Ii Years

CENTRALIA, Wash.-John Lamb,
one of the Centralia arrnistice day
prisoners has been released from
Walla Walla prison after spending 10
years and five months behind the
bars on a framed charge of second
degree murder.
Two others were previously paroled,
one died in prison, and third, orig
inally found insane, was freed as
sane in 1880. There are still Jailed
Ray Becker, Bert Bland and Britt
Smith.
Lamb Is now at his home here with
his wife and his Is year old daughter,
Ruby, who was 26 months old when
her father was framed by the lumber
barons Of Washington.
Lamb was member OF the militant
I. w. w. among the lumberjacks in
Centralia, when gang of American
Legionnaires and hoodluns attacked
the I. w. w. hall during an armistice
day parade, Nov. IL, 1919. The Wob-
blies defended their lives, remember
ing that the previous year their hall
had been wrecked and their lives
threatened.
A reign Of terror followed Wesley
Everest, ex-soldiel and lumberjack,
was mutilated and lynchcd in his
uniform. Other l. w. w. workers we're
beaten and tortured.
With the capitalist press shouting
for their blood, and the whole coun-
try terrorized, eight of the T. w. WIS
we're tried for second degree murder
and sentenced to IS TO 40 years in
prison.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-05-16
Protest Attempt to
Close Summer Schools
Today at City Hall

NEW YORK.--A students demon
stration against any attempts to
close the Summer schools sessions or
to impose fees on students will be
held today, II am at City Hall.
Students of all branches Of three city
colleges, City College, Hunter and
Brooklyn. will participate.
The Committee of the Whole will
be meeting at the same hour to de
eide" whether it will agree to the de-
rhand of the Board of Higher Educa-
tion to turn over the funds for sum-
iner schools to the Tamrnany Hall
Board of Estimate who say they need
cash,
A resolution supporting the demon
stration was adopted by the Student
Council Of Hunter College and petit
ton sent to the Dean to excuse all
students absent that day. Students
in the schools have been called te
cut classes to be at the meet.
NEW YORK. - Morris Oshatz ex-
PEELED from New Utrecht High School
Brooklyn when he refused to sign
q pledge to cease his activity for
academic freedom was re-instated
yesterday after campaign of Wgor-
Gus mass protest meetings and de-
Tense activity OF the International
Labor Defense.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-05-16


1t called on all workers and Or
sanizations to take part in two events
tomorrow The first is mass de-
monstration in Columbus Circle at
pm, to be followed by picketing
in front of Radio City. 1t called for
the carrying of slogans attacking the
cultural reaction of the American
ruling class, represented in this case
by the Rockefeller family, murder
ers of the Ludlow workers. 1t urged
the linking of the Rockefeller van
dalism with Fascist vandalism in
Germany.
Meeting at Club Also
At 8 pm. the same evening, the
John Reed Club will hold a meeting
in its headquarters. at the National
Student League, 583 Sixth Avenue
(near 10th Street, at which speak
ers of the club will clarity the po-
sition of the revolutionary artists and
writer's both toward capitalist reac-
ton in the field of culture, and to-
ward Rivera.
The John Reed Club also an
nounced that it will actively parti-
cipate, and urges all workers and cul-
tural organizations to participate, in
all struggles against the American
ruling class on this issue, despite the
glorif1cation of Rivera by other ele-
ments which have taken an interest
in this situation.
NEW YORK. - -Four hundred
people attended meeting Sunday
night in Irving Plaza, 10th st. and
Irving Place, and heard Rivera and
speakers from organizations affiliated
with the I.W.W., Trotskyist, Love-
stonite, and Socialist parties full
sonely praise Rivera as revolution
airy artist.
Tried to Muzzie Speaker
The John Reed Club had been In
Vited to send speaker to this meet
ing, but only on condition that he
accept a resolution praising Rivera,
and that he refrain from referring
to Rivera's relation to the revolu-
tionary movement. The John Reed
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-05-16

yUHEN the dawn Of the End Of May
W broke. Kurt left the alley. 1t was
only to be expected that the district
would be cut off again presently and
so the immediate task was to estab-
lisa connections with the outside
world; to see what was the general
opinion in town about yesterdays
events; and to collect some informa-
ton for the people in the alley. Men
gathered in front of the newspaper
stalls on their way to work. They
snatched the papers, wet from the
press, out of the hands of the VEN
doris.
Blood Guilt of the Communists"
screamed the "Vorwserts" in black
headlines on the front page. Mos
COW needs corpses!' That was the
"Volkhlatt" of the left" SPD. The
workers laughed scornfully: the same
lefts who previously had called the
Police President the May Day ''rnur-
derer." The Communist baiteTs rev.
elled in orgies. No bourgeois paper
could rival the lies and calumnies of
the Social Democratic newspapers.
The ponce as demonstration, was
the heading Of leading article in
one of them. Kurt read out the julie