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Evening star., 1933-10-24
RENT-SUBURBAN.

NO, 4 oAKWooD RD... HYATTsvILLE
HlsDesirabls able home bath
Perry BOSWELL, Mount Rainier, Md.
NEARBY, MD.-ATTRACTIvE, 6-RM. BUN
18th st ME 1915, Hyatts- Ss6-M 26'
BEAUTIFUL GROOM HOME IN ROSEMONT,
~ miles to Treasury, ami, h-w.h.. oil
burner garage $50 month. Call Alexandria
NICE .THREE-RooM BUNGALOW; AMI;
large fenced yard with garage shrubbery,
McAdoo ave-. Ntso Coimar f ar Manor Nd Nd '"0 "a
DESIRABLE HOME, > ROOMS. AMI. FUR
nshed, including heat Phone Kensneton
@'9-J between and II am. and : to 9 pm
CONGRESS HEIGHTS HOUSE. ROOMS
and bath ami; SO Address Box a3G.H.
REDUCED RENTS
4-foGm BUNGALOW, ami. SO. 90
s-room bsick, h " h.. raraee:::: 80. ."
room rouse, a mi ..;.... 500
Several furnished and unfurnshed flats,
500 to S3j heat and light
R. T VIOLET &. SON, 3s43 34th St,
Mt Rainier Md. Phone Hyattsvllle sl9. .
WOODBRIDGE, ID. {.
.-G rooms. oil heated. SIS. 9 rooms. ami.
Nv W -" ICONS MAYNoR NJ X sS55 S5 B2en%ood
rd. ne North 433S-
SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.
GROOM BUNGALOW ELECTRIC. BATH,
furnace, cellar, porches. garage; lot 5Sxl95.
fenced rental, SD. sale. - $50 A-room
2-famlly house. SD. b. NJ SMITH, Airing
ton. Va. Phone Clar. 2o3s. 80
WANTED-SUBURBA
BY RETIRED GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE
BUNGALOW. a mi: must have large fenced lot,
near tranSportatICu and school, not over 50
month. Address Box 43l-H. Star Office.
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
THE ATT AS BID~.
oh and SITS. NV.
Desirable office spec Room SO UP.
CHEVv CHASE ARCADE.
IJS" Conn. Ave.
one space for rent.
THE HITZ BLDG.
Conn. Ave. and L.
Desirable o11ce space Low rentals.
LINKINS CO..
7.;3 De Sales St DI 35@"
HALL AND STUDIOS FOR RENT FOR
dances. lectures and recitals. l4l4 Six
teenth street northwest pa
Evening star., 1933-10-24

OUR SACRIFICE YOUR OPPORTUNITY; 8
in garage. modern kitchen with electric re-
frigerator; II convenient location. and fin
hd like The plan Is b unlike she by
those inspecting 1t. The price Of $3.50 is a
sares and 5prsan gan evening Ss 9th 5
H. PHJFER. North $500
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW S645o-GoOD
NV. location; rooms. bath. garage wide
lot trees WI 306S 25'
ssm sIse 4osms nod
rea real 1nn bargain. III ' caIi National 143s until
PA PASS nssnttu Axn }VsF T aa EAsB oS a
ern; Colonial front and double rear porcheS'
GARAGE; large front avn: price ONLY So,3nu
This is $1,000 less than cost OWNER. DI.
ss.o5o-NEAR. ROCK CREEK PARkmTHIs
architecture, containing master pa
rooms. is most eha:mlng; ncthinG Ike i IN
location. eonve"ienec o: value, Phone M
ttonal l43s Until . pm l -,,,,e n vo1
6aTsSIn seEsF N Dsaas}sui Esss:
moor Md, in midst OF very COSTLY eStaies; ,es
2 detachct all-bricE colonial OIL, on ,tr HH
ing With 5epaee; panelsd panels der den neeed m9eeedd
you "ic3I c@rno: sa1l IN9 4F
DAY, AFTER PM. CALL CLEVELAND
16O"
CHEVY CEAsE-sToNE. HALF TIMBER
and stucco detached EnsSR bH bsder hp now
PFs5sa Pff5sa e Cal req owNSR. sasF.HSS W1 a6eS O
/ modern homes tone) brick home OF 10
rooms and baths (three) bungaloWs 81
and .G% rooms syen1de and ea5 Norb AZ 5 QUICKLY
congress ci Heishts; near school cars: attraes;
rIys rrons csf9eRehh on n So1 eondtion III $500
$50 month, or sacr flee best au-cash ofer.
address Box 56-J. SER ofnce.
NEAR CAPITOL, r. sEMI,DET: MOD:
sacr.ace. 81 $50 real bargain. D1- 54e4,
1903 G ST. NE. ,a,,,,,on
Newest and nearest downtown SUBDIVISION
of worth while homes.
HIGHT-ROOM HOUSE-MoDERNLY FUR
nished ami; very reasonable. 1906 l1th
NV
ss,950-NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL
Lovely detached home. practically new; new;
az this recueed price easy terms. Can
cAP1Toh g FITS hr Eheoln Enna Pf
Colonial. 90, #. q private bed rms ), ar. ar.
ranged apts nice yard Snap IT, Adams
FOR SALE BY OWNER, OPEN AND LIGHT
ed, repossessed, detached brick and stucco.
57I9 Nebraska ave, Chevy Chase; D: C.;
9a bath, sa larse c Priyrss veFanda fafase
THIS HOME REPRESENTS THE; BEST Buy
IL Washington today. It is all brick Co
lonal. has 6 rooms, tile bath. complete
Kitchen built-in garage, oak floors. .
pcrches and the location IS very de:lraole.
f is in new-house condition and the price
Cf - 80 is great crihce- Inspect 3p1
II ST. ne Open nd lighted each evening
EUGENE H PHIFER North $500.
Si.450 TO S7450-NEW CAPE COD BRICK
baths, garage woode1 lots adjacent TO
CHEVY Chase Mr. Walk National 1888.
Evenings. Columbia S5e2
OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE ONE OR
two small rented houses for little over
first trUs'.
1883 W ST. n.w-s3.OO0 first trust; price,
S3 $50. Groom. bath brick. rented S35 per
s5o6 gath ST., n.e.-s2.25o first trust:
com. zone; bring deposit. CHAS. II.
GR1GGS, 1927 Eye st. NV. ME. 50Ss. NO.
9161-J. 20.
Evening star., 1933-10-24

FOR COLORED.
a16 5th ST. SE-S35 90.
Near Navy Yard. consisting of rooms
And bath garage. ~
14th and K. CAFR1TZ. Dl 90St
FOR RENT TO COLORED.
Most desirable residential home COM
n,rnlty for moderate price modern homes
within walking distance new graded and
high schools, chain stores. A delightful
Mace Mace 10 live. Special inducements given
this month Inspect 516 Gath ST. ne. Key
next door.
~ CHAS. D. SAGER,
National 0036. 924 14th st. NV.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers

UNITED STATES MARSHAL's SALE OF
FORD SEDAN COACH
By virtue OF writ of flerl faclas. issued
out of the clerks office of the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia. and to
me directed. ! will sell at public sale, for
cash. at Weschlers Auto Auction, $40 H
st. NV, Washington. D. C.. AT 10
O'CLOCK AM. ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEM-
BER EIGHTH 1888 one Ford sedan
coach. motor Number A-454ss12. seized
and levied upon as the property OF the
defendant, Edwin Leland Fuegel. and sold
to satisfy q judgment at law. Number
s0735. in favor OF Albert G.. Altemus
plaintiff.
EDGAR C SNYDER.
United States Marshal in and
for the District Of Columbia.
ncOi
Evening star., 1933-10-24

Sllg5O.
In beautiful Massachusetts, Ave. Heights
Convenient street; is offered one of the most
putch nkS Oh modern @
minute and II re; exeellent LEM, condition PED PED
room screened breakfast and sleeping
throughout Built-in garage. If you wish
CALL NATIONAL 9300 DURING DAY.
AFTER 4 PM. CALL CLEVELAND 1000.
CoRNER EBUNGALoW, BJSS s., $50 =. 600,
Saf{s Ss On Ss e 20 Sf
ZOOS Ee Psk Toos Mise tie IL b5b aon p2FeH
open fireplace. hot-water heat, hardwood
hoo.s In perfect condition. ready for i'm
mediate occupancy Terms arranged.
1905 H St NV y ~ NA. aa45.
n eEsHy ccl5FR lar HS1SK HfsE Tsis
Cd = porch p tss SECOND q fosr Also . soyered e
at es Ss Of the sood
6ps 6s esp a5S has Lying The lot
A wonderful new semi-detached brick
sSRs Gith VT S,. seven bn% rooms and baths at
with open fireplace. excellent dining room.
asS Ghee[y ei1y,su sun room and spend,dly equip
bed rooms are Of good, size with ample closet
sose with Tror 6a 6oor room having
rooms each With Shower and one ore vita
built-in tub. In addition to the above there
is, is spacious recreation room with open ire-
lsly sF.es fsS5 s4gSPER5 5s'5 CO.,
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME,
ANR a. IT NEwEoS s faSaf1s fn, kW EE7cE'
throaehout VePs arFe GFe0m rooms nome moder
100. WAPLE 4 JAMES. INC.
NEAR GOLF CLUB,
occupied, Brick. detached, mi. open fre-
fences range screens % widow adn shades eSnVea eak
floors throughout; extra lavatory toilet Ist
floor floor; tile lie, bath; bqlt-in tub. shower; cedar
closets: northwest location: terms like rent.
OWNER. address Box 219-E Star ONCE.
SEAR STisk GAa,ro GARTToI on ST sEm7R2oM sec
and back porches. screens, gear garage;
, P. j., WALSHE INC,
llO7 Eye st. NV. National zoos.
e. eHEyx cgHn VEST
5ssBins and i4oRt por5ss. Ss9sse ios Soa
l5O; near schools; owner, building new
home, h has placed low price of s7.5oo
zoo &. ThsrnKsssBfs M4KsaEs9s gs & Mf s2H 1885
FFFoFsaI 54laF ssn5eahsalex AE Ias s5Esa 3kR
in dsorsStSTGr %SPTr { CAN 51MEy' " 1Sc' sl!dden,
1928 l4th St. NV DI. 3347.
i
ua Sat sompete sib BATHS
windows natural interior trim zec1esiS}n
eqs9 eps shond MAKE H.hn e their duty us s
paY fafs AFHEk FHE sAsGNH PM GALL I'Va cLEVEEAN6
WEST OF 10th ST.
taehsd home. siSe M rooms n tiIsd h5as1 bath.
hass o sei sd Seo1
L. T. GRAVATTE,
7ss hSsnnt lSth s. Phone ReatH5 aHcrra s51s st o7Ss
NEW DETACHED HOME.
pRI.gB NoY sg 2PEN y To To sRM IENMs
5723 n. CAPITOL ST.
nr.14Ip41 1GeEPe5 Of H1HH H15msTseH msHHHAgIon SIC
LARGE LOT.
Many added features not incorporated IN
homes of this price before.
WAFFLE JhME0i Inv,
1925 14th St NV DI. 3347.
S5,25O-NORTHEAST.
An outstanding value in a modern Colonial
brick dwelling In new-house condition. Con-
tains six rooms. tile bath. hot-water heat.
double rear porches built-in garage. A bar.
gain that can be purchased on the easiest
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
3l4 Penn. Ave. Sc.
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14th &K CAFRITZ DI. $3.50

COLORED-2O27 FLAGLER PL N.W.-S1X
ed: $50. GEORGE JAMESON. Phone
coLoREp,.a152a P ST. N.w-6 r.. B.
Sl5, 1910 1St ST, se,-6 r, $50 ME-
1900. EN-. 021R
CoLoRED-I765 YOU ST: NW.-S ROOMS
sionai HsRE ndE Fbens Pi47fS Ma
TO COLORED--NEAR 18th AND H SITS,
NE.-A corner. 4 rooms, bath and porch;
all outside; bright rooms: hotsWateT hea,:
electric lights; rent 5000 o3s fiorehce
SwAaaAMAN--61aRANWxsNEgRs AMAN--61aR Nxs r EEAtTx 4 q CORP
CoLCRED u FOR RENT, SIX-ROOM AND
bath brick in conven ent Northwest section;
ELECTRIC lights house in GOOD conai'lon'
''' HERBERT A. GILL & SON; oo
1406 G ST. NV. Phone National 403S.
FOR COLORED.
go col rd n We r. b., ell, h.-w.h. 1000
i421 18th NV r.. elec.: gas. b 90
sos SEE r.. b.. gas. elec. ...... :33 90
1920 7th s.e.-5 r. b. gas. :,.:.. I2'no no
113o Reeds CT MIA FLATS. T. water '''' l~'oo
723 Girard st. NV r. b., elec S32 20
1910 9th nw-3 r, X b. gas eiec.. 35o 80 20
1SS 1133S 6 St6 81 st. n.w-2 r.. k. b., el. 2750
40 st. NV r.. k, b. ell. g.. $3.50
Boz o NV T.. elec.. fur ..,...... 2250
ass3 Bin ave nTb " b. eiec. E b. sas sasc 1s5"
w Others from $3.50 Up. E. N. AIKEN
500 II St NV MA. 1856: res. WI. 1898.
Evening star., 1933-10-24

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
3 WILLIAMS LANE.
charming home; rooms bath, large
East. porch. built-lA sarage. on Q beauti-
fu 10. COMES it. E.ectrolIx re(rigerator
hot-water heat. automatic hot-wa.er stor-
aes tank S75. Open Sunday.
$500 18th st. NV.
3-storv brick; bed rooms. living room.
dining room. reception hall pantry. kitchen
and baths: second floor equipped for
Ink 500
LEE D. LATIMER,
-72S Investment Bldg. National 4146.
Evening star., 1933-10-24
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

pied homes: special fund 3 years, available
only for Northwest suburban Washington
and nearby Montgomery County Address
Box ASH. Star office.
FOR REAL ESTATE loANs-sEE
SUPERIOR FINANCE 4 INVESTMENT CO..
1881 @ $. NV. Room Room 2os Met 24ss
SEE ME FIRST-1st. 2nd AND 3rd TRUSTS
No red tape. quick service; reasonable.
$500, rpy S1.50 wk $500. rpy. $3.50 wk
$1,000, rpy. $3.50 wk $4,000. rpy. $1,000 wk
$500. rpy. $3.50 wk 5000. rpy. $500 wk
Above payments include principle and In:
terest and can be arranged monthly and
st. NV. (where Eye meets N. Y. ave).
Evening star., 1933-10-24
REAL BARGAIN.

PETWORTF-"12 WEBSTER ST. NV
Il rooms and bath. garage; newly papered
and painted screened and weathe~-stripped
Locks Ike new house; $50. Must be seen to
be appreciated, Phone Mr. DEANE, Ma.
SIN details
Evening star., 1933-10-24
wANTED-FARMS

WANTED
Within 30 miles of WASHINGTON 100 to goo
acre going farm in good condition. well To-
Gated socially. with Z or room brick resi-
dence. in exchange for desirable 6-room
modern apt. Address Box l3l-H, Star Office.
Evening star., 1933-10-24
BRAND-NEW HOME.

Reception hall step-down living room;
dining room. library. kitchen with special
built-in cabinets, Frigidare. bed rooms, ,
baths, recreation room, lavatory and laun-
dry trays in basement. garage; SO.
14th and K. CAFRTTZ. Ii Q0S0
Evening star., 1933-10-24

Sl1950.
In beautiful Massachusetts Ave. Heights
near the National Cathedral on quiet. yet
convenient street. is offered one of the most
amazing oqIStaholHs ouys OF .as maIke'. "a "a
minute and in excellent condition. 4 BED
ROOMS. 2 BATHS: well finished third-foor
room; screened breakfast and sleeping
porches: screened and weather-strpped
throughout. Built-in garage. If you wish
10 save money in buying a home, here it is.
CALL NATIONAL 1900 DURING DAY.
AFTER PM. CALL CLEVELAND 1900.
Evening star., 1933-10-24
SAIE-HOUSES,

OUR SACRIFICE YOUR OPPORTUNITY; 8
in garage. modern kitchen with electric re-
frigerator; IN convenient location. and fin
iShed like new The plan is unlike the aver
age 6-room house ard will be appreciated by
those inspecting t; The price pe Of & So $50 is
Open and lighted each evening. EUGENE
Evening star., 1933-10-24

OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE ONE OR
two small rented houses for little over
1883 W st. n.w.-s3,Ooo first trust; price,
S3 $50. Groom. bath brick. rented S35 per
mo.
price, $500. 6 rooms bath detached;
com. zone; bring deposit. CHAS. II.
GRIGGS, 1927 Eye st. NV. ME. 50SS. NO.
p-61-1 26s
Evening star., 1933-08-13

"VERYBODY has heard that the moon ur,-
X der certain conditions causes misoel-
L. laneous accidents-motor and matri-
monial-but it's . new accusation to
spring ON the sun. Recently there was pub
lished . statement by DR.. Edward Toulouse,
chief Of the mental department of the Hos
pital Henri Bouselle Of France, that hatless
automobile drivers in Summer are danger
to trafnc. The French psychiatrist declares
that the sun may cause increase in crime, sui
eide and revolution. He explains that the sun
Evening star., 1933-08-13
TTlTTT Il]DlDIDlLlII[lLlIll

the advantages of sun baths, DR.. Miller seated
that light therapy in any form b beneficial
when intelligently used in . therapeutic pro-
gram.
Leading psychiatrists and other medlcal sa-
thorities we're consulted regarding the sur
cast upon Old SOL All seemed skeptical that
the sun could be held responsible for auto
mobile smash-ups. Their opinions were that
while the sun could and did cause sunstrokes
and various indispositions. the attack. wnen
severe enough to affect the brain. was practi-
cally always . complete knockout. followed
almost invariably by . quick recovery or death.
To blame our misdemeanors on our solar main
stay was, they considered. unfair.
OF course, sunshine. like everything else, m
cluding spinach and milk and other well known
benefits. can be carried too far. but Mature
has given Us . wide margin Of safety. It IS
eoing to the other extreme and not getting
enough OF the radiant energy that Is sent 70
us by good old DR.. Sun that causes many SlA
Evening star., 1933-08-13

Dean Lewis, president Of the American Aedi-
cal Association and surgeon in chief Of the
Johns Hopkins Hospital said that to prove
the suns rays cause mental arrangement 1os
cases would have to be studied for five years-
As far q he knew, the distinguished surgeon
remarked, the only results that have been
proved BY ultraviolet radiation are the ~cure
Of rickets and the healing Of surgical tuDer-
culosis by Rollers heliotherapy. Explaining
that light thefapy was not In his line OF WORK,
DR.. Lewis declined to express a personal optn-
ion On the mental effects Of sunshine.
An internationally known authority ON
therapy was then consulted DR.. Sydney r.
Miller ex-president and regent Of the Ameri-
can College Of Physicians Associate IN clinical
medicine ut the Johns Hopkins University
associate professor Of medicine at the Univer-
sity of MARYLAND, q diagnostician and IN ex-
pert ON ultraviolet radiation, said that he
had never known the sun to cause automobile
accidents. suicide, revolution or crime. As Tor
Evening star., 1933-08-13
Does Sun Cause AccidentS?
-Bv Helen Urner Price

excites certain brain cells, numbs others and
upsets the mental balance.
II It isn't one thing as the bromide bemoans,
IT'S another. Just when sun cults are flourish
ing like pools in . bull market along comes
. warning that II We bask bareheaded In our
solar physicians smile he will probably drive
rs mad
To ascertain whether our seekers Of light
should turn into q race Of sun dodgers the
opinions of other high medical authorities were
sousht, When asked II he considered the sun
4 cause Of automobile accidents, crime, sui
eide revolution and mental unbalance, DR..
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-03-18
Nazis Introducing Cultural
Barbarism IN Germany.

zweig, author Of the "CaSe Of Ser
geant Grischa," Helmut Won Gerlach,
noted pactfist, Alfred Kerr, famous
dramatic critic of the "Berliner Tage~
blatt, Theodor Wolff, editor of the
"Berliner Tageblatt," Professor Georg
Bernhard, editor of the liberal "Vos-
siche zeitung," and Emil Ludwig,
noted biographer.
Darkest Cultural Barbarism.
The NaziS are plunging Germany
into the darkest cultural barbarisrn,
reminiscent of the Middle Ages.
Bruno Walter, world-famous conduc-
tor, who has just returned from
season with the New York Philhar-
monte Orchestra, has been prevented
from conducting the Leipzig Gew-
andhauS orchestra and now the Ber-
lin police have forbidden his concert
with the Berlin Philharmonic on the
grounds that it might disturb the
public peace"
General Paul Won Schoenaich,
noted pacifist, who was famous
army commander during the World
War, has been arrested in SChleSwig-
HOlSUeln.
Firing Noted Artists.
The new Nazi director Of the Ber-
lin State Theatre, DR.. Ulbrich, began
his activity by firing II of the 43
members of the theatres company,
among them some of the most fam
Gus actors and actresses in Ger
many, such as Albert F1orath, Hans
Otto, Wolfgang Heinz, Maria Schan-
da, Mathilde Sussin, and Trude Moos.
Fritz Busch, noted conductor Of the
Dresden Opera, has been forced to
resign, while Juergen Fehling, famous
stage director has been dismissed
from the staff of the Berlin NUM-
cipal Opera.
These are the first fruits of the
cultural renaissance" of Hitler's
Third Reich Blacklist reaction in
every intellectual and artistic field.
The list could be prolonged almost
indefinitely but these facts give some
idea of what Nazi Fascism means to
Germany's cultural life.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-03-18

Details of the wave of white terror
sweeping ovsT Germany are begin
ming to filter through the iron-clad
Nazi censorship and appear in the
European press.
The Prayer Tageblatt" tells of four
Berlin women whose husbands were
seized by Hitler storm troopers but
we're not received in any prison or
hospital. They have disappeared
without trace.
Prominent Professor Dismissed.
One of the most prominent profess
sors of law in Germany, Prof. Julius
Gumbel, has been dismissed from the
faculty of the University of Heidel-
berg for his pacifist views and be-
cause of his race.
Hundreds of prominent intellectu-
ais have been arrested, with their
fate as yes unknown. Among them
are Karl Won OSsietzky, editor of the
"Weltbuehne," Lehmann-Russbueldt,
author of War for Profits" and
chairman of the German section of
the League for the Rights of Man,
the noted poet Erich MuehSam, Hans
Won zwehl, writer, and DR.. Won Wan
ner, head Of the Foreign Institute of
Stuttgart, who was beaten over the
head by Nazi troopers.
Warn of Pogroms.
A secret Nazi murder group has
published the following warning re-
produced in the Warsaw "Nasz Pre-
glad":
"If a single hair on the heads Of
the members of the Nationalist Cabi-
net is harmed, it will be the signal
for a general massacre of all Jews,
which will not cease until not single
Jew is left alive"
(Signed Murder Commission of
the European Jew Hunters.
Numerous intellectualS, scientists,
editors, and writer's have left Ger
many to avoid being attacked by Nazi
hordes, among them Thomas Mann,
Nobel Prize winner, Heinrich Mann,
his brother. also a noted writer, Erich
Maria Remarque, author of "All
Quiet on the Western Front" Arnold
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-03-18

racks in Hedeman Street. There he
found many others arrested in other
sections of the city. They were all
undressed and had been forced to
run gauntlet of Nazi clubs and bay
onets until they fell. This Commun-
ist worker is now in the hospital in
terrible agony as result of torture
inflicted by the fascists.
The fascist storm troops broke into
the home of a certain DR.. Asher and
subjected him and his wife to viola
tons. Asher died as a result of his
injuries. His wife is very i'll.
Almost all Communist workers in
Spandau, near Berlin, have been ar
rested and taken to the barracks to
be tortured. One woman CornInun-
list stated that she had been taken
out OF bed and brought to the bar
racks, where she was logged and
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-03-18

then thrown unconscious into a CELL
lar. When she regained conscious
ness she noticed she was not alone
but surrounded by others who were IN
a dying condition.
Some of the workers were permit
ted to leave after the torture. Others
have disappeared and will never see
the light Of day again.
The condition of the Jailed lead
ers of the Communist Party, Ernst
Thaelmann and Torgler, head Of
the Communist Reichstag fraction
has not yet been disclosed. The
other day word seeped through
the censorship that they are in
danger of being shot by the Nazis
at any moment. Wire your protest
to the German Embassy, WASH
D. c., at Onsel
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-03-18
Socialist Militia Disbanded
ANTT-WAR DEMONSTRATION
IN COMMONS

LONDON, March 17.-Shouting
There's no money for the jobles.,
but plenty for war preparations"
two young men and girl were today
thrown out of the House of Com
mons after they had scattered hum
dreds OF leaflets protesting against
inc appropriation OF funds for war,
The demonstration was staged DUR
ing tbs debate on the naval este
snstess 40 = -.s,xrsassssssr,rsy.a
Fspy r,,.,s- -
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-03-18
AUSTRIA POLICE
CHIEF RESIGNS
Dollfus Dictatorship in
New Difficulties

VIENNA, March 17-The Dollfuss
dictatorship which is paving the way
for fascism is facing increasing diff
culties in its attempt TO carry thru
the bourgeois offensive against the
working Class. Brandt, president Of
the State Police, resigned yesterday
as the result Of disagreement with
the Christian Socialist Party and rep
resentatives of the Heimwehr fascist
troops in the Cabinet over the mob
ilization of 5000 armed Henmwehr
men in the capital. The troops,
which entered the capital from the
provinces, were suddenly demobilized
last night.
Socialist Militia Disbanded
The Tyrolese Schutzbund, the So
clalist militia, was disbanded yester.
day by order of the Tyrol Govern
ment. Similar steps are expected in
other provinces tomorrow. The So
cialist leaders continue to sabotage
the fight against the bourgeois die
tatorship and the fascists while work.
ing class newspapers are being daily
suppressed and new attacks carried
out on workers organizations.
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was left to its own resources and
doomed to certain destruction.
NO WORKERS PARTY
For the victory of the social re-
volution, at least two conditions are
necessary: a high development of
productive forces and the prepared
ness of the proletariat. But in 1871
neither Of these conditions was
present. French capitalism was still
only slightly developed, and France
was at that time mainly country
or petty bourgeoisie ARTISANS, pea
SAINTS, shopkeepers, etc). On the
other hand there was no workers
party. The working class, which,
in the mass was unprepared and
unframed, did not even clearly vi
Sualize its tasks and the methods of
fulfilling them. There were no
serious political organizations of the
proletariat, no strong trade unions
and cooperative societies.
But the chief thing which the
Commune lacked was the time to
think out and undertake the full
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Paris Commune Flag
Mounted in Moscow;
Anniversary Today

The red flag that floated over
the last barricade Of the Paris
Commune, In Belleville, still
mounts guard over the body OF
Lenin In the impressive mausO-
leum in Moscow.
Tattered and full Of bullet holes,
it was brought to Moscow in 1924,
during the Fifth Congress of the
Communist International, by one
Of the last survivors of the Com
mune, who presented II to the
Russian workers and peasants rs
worthy custodian OF the glorious
traditions OF the Commune. To-
day b the 6znd Anniversary Of
THE Commune