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Observation-Disclosures.

ROOMS. j BATH. 70 Il Rooms: 2
EAT swAs Yduk cA1 FoE sphc h3
1925 HEMLOCK NV, IN SHEPHERD
dressing re IS % loom. baths. FPisidaire: finished
attic. large basement with oil burner, de-
tsehed G garage on large well shrubbed lot;
earfs psSn sns ers1S e1s%ises and % call
IN iRc al investment ATSN Bds
National 2O40.
81, NEW YORK AVE, N.Y. ROOMS,
saiIonai sath; hThi; Isho cleo; s4' 80 per month
FOXALI. 1869 44th ST.-BRICK; PRACTI-
callyy new; choice location. bordering on and
1er IN porehes; i ideal for Children near schools
and playground; possession any time from
July to August -: rent very reasonabie;
GEORGETOWN. CHARMING OLD HOUSE
garden. garage. oil heat: rent. sl05; imme
2s35 bumbarton ave. DE. 2710.
s27 NORTH CAPITOL ST? ROOMS. Gel
lar, h.-w.h.. elec;, large yard to alley; rent
5000. Key. s31 North Capitol.
hot-water heat; newly decorated, floors var
nished. s35. co. 2615 for appointment.
1871 RITTENHOUSE ST. N.W.-RENT RE-
baths. baths = rear @ porches s" electric refriEeration
cub q burner. 2-eaT garage; vacant open 8. Ii
RVHeAdoWsW d9ys Nv TO = RooMs' so9 HATH; HsE
Dk W. MD VkE and f5w b sI iH saS sss
spOnnds osne3 sa,hs soesh sGaSs garage large
CHEVY ,CHAsE--MoDERN. SIX ROOMS,
g. B. LIKENs, National s095.
FOR S50-sIX-ROoM BRICK. SEMI-DE-
a'hfd N f. a1e as' Cali oWNER dE Rs'TG[h S 4o'
WOODBRIDGE - sEMI-DETACHED, BRICK;
g, rooms. tiled bath, built-in garage. FIRE
screened rear porches; convenient to bus,
sehoos, stores and new Taft Junior High
?. STONE. North 747I.
NEAR SACRED HEART CHURCH
Two new homes bones for rent. New 20-tt. tap
northwest sections; near park: rooms. oak
floors. 3 porches. garage. unobstructed rear
G soh Pesse pSoa.
sos .O0-,-NEARLY NEW ALL-BRICK HOME,
on 39th St: NV. in Glover Park; rooms.
9enienees Please cali cLeVeiand % eHs4a as4s. con-
BEAUTIFUL, MODERN, sIx-RooM DE-
hSn % S9o' IA HRY & ok2s 2Rsn f1sp So
FINE ROOMS. ? BATHS, AMI. LARGE
reasonable rental. Phone CO. 1856. i:0'' q.
NEAR CENTRAL HIGH, ROOMS, AR
! ranged for . or 3 families; . baths. large
closets third floor furnished as complete
apt: rent. $50. Columbia 1921
| DETACHED HOME. l342 GALLATIN ST
| NV md house from 14th St. excellent con-
dition: large living room. dining room
Kitchen. pantry. D bed rooms, . baths maid 6
room. storage rooms, 3 large porches incl
glassed sleeping porch 2-car garage, large lot
CHEVY CHASE DETACHED
! large rooms "a bed rooms, extra large
| sleeping porch. h.-w. heat hwd. floors fire-
! place. beautiful yard 5Ox150. bearing fruit
trees shrubbery. garage, screened; SIS
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.ANTED-ROOMS.

REFINED YOUNG LADY wants room with
private bath in private family; SO. Ad-
dress Box 1S9-R, Star ofhce
TWO unfurn., in private home OF ADULTS;
grill privilege; must be under $50. ADDRESS
Box 1S1-R. Star office. L.
EMPLOYED LADY desires room. breakfast.
private bath, laundry PRIVILEGES northwest:
State full particulars. Address Box @as-R,
Star Office
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1873 10th NV single room. adj. bath
-llady); share studio room; $50 mo. tYoung
mem; good meals; congenial atmosphere for
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SALE-HOUSES.

S7,75o-LARGE sEMI-DET BRICK, 90 F.
vide containing rooms a bed rooms :.
sleeping porch. front porch 90 IT, long
ami. Garage. On wide avenue. close to
downtown. An outstanding value at this
price.
Phone National 1893 Until PM
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424O-42 Goth ST NV

gs'c1GGfSclGlcsGlralcg alcgclglu IifliENlllE DI0jlF,
S THE LAMONT
81 1927 Lamont ST. NV.
5 NO 4l-5 rooms and bath. $3.50
D THE INGLEsIDE
y 1851 Lamont st. NV
5 No. 81 room and bath sos. 90 h
s. NO 22-4 rooms and bath 80 Oh h
s THE CALIFORNIA
s ,ls15 California St. NV.
s NO. 33-5 rooms and bath. SAT so Il
s THE BIRMINGHAM
s. M %6l1 Adams Mill Rd. d
No. 329 rooms and bath $4,000 h
& NO 43-3 rooms and bath. :. $3.50 +
THE CARLETON 4
s 17iI Lanier Pi: NV.
& No. 3-3 rooms and bath. S37. so +
s THE CLIFFBOURNE
1855 Calvert St. NV.
8 No. 2s-5 rooms rooms and and bath bath. sa3'5o ~ SO
THE ROCHESTER
1888 Meridian ri. NV.
a No. 4sN rooms and bath. .s45 90
8 No. 81 room and bath. @?.so
nj NO. 3l-5 rooms and bath. $3.50
S THE PARKER
al 5000 10th st. NV.
No 49, ro0ms rooms snd snd Ss.h Ss.h $3.50 $3.50
@ Nc 5o$s rooms rooms snd and Sssh BATH s$sS s$sS
81 1898 18th st. NV.
81 no. 33-3 rooms and bath. S42.50
!S No. ia rooms and bath 5000
~ '- 36is CONN, AVE. NV.
& NJ NJ SoI SSoi- rooms room, and nd S Ss!R SS 55$S g
g THE DE SOTO
e 1900 Mass. Ave.
S No. 4l-5 rooms and bath. 81 SO
9 THE DETROIT
O l330 Meridian RI. NV.
@ no no se4 rooms and bath: $3.50
n NO 36-1 room and bath. $3.50
S THE SORRENTO
m 2233 18th St. NV.
S No No -s roems rooms and and bath bath So 50
IS THE TULANE
e Apt, 43-5 rooms and bath. $4,000
M We are pleased TO announce that
S the above buildings, as well as
hi others controlled by US and not ad-
S vert vsrsised because Of no vacancies are:
from all trusts and incumbrances.
E We are therefore able to rent these
g apartments at the lowest possible rate
@ that We ask is that. before definite
ii iy selecting an apartment-home. you
E inspect our properties and make
Isl rental comparisons with others. As
.pas.n psss nsge Ss rep.ed .es as s0oSs 0s
July with the privilege OF imme-
S diate possession. Inspection may
81 be made at any time. day or night.
R oy applying to the janitors
g CHARLES z. TRIBBY's SONS
| 'rsss rhsn. NsH District x1ss.' ''"''"s
SN@fn@@I0H! niGlelfljl Flf1fll2Il NDlElE
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Observation-Disclosures.

hE Nh AvALAN . ~
@s, lth y ST t{gs.p SoyTH S,gb ,ro6 So
three exposures. $3.50; Frigidaire included;
336l5 10th st: NV CENTRANcE 1873
sPindE mean esfs asn sso
INGLEsIDE. 1905 1st ST: NW.--6 ROOMS.
5000. See ianitor. Adams 3s44. 26'
THE 5s b BosR sRo: l9S9 s AyE-I ss5 R. R REC, g.
$50: free Iefrig.: 24-hr. elev.: res. mgr.
THE NOTTINGHAM, 2l24 P NV.
porch e Eeetfc sne
price: See ianitor or call Po: 1905.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM, XII. AND BATH
rage inclu.: adults; reas. Can be seen after
5 pm. 30l3 Porter st. NV. w.--
THE TREBOR, II sth s.E-FOUR LARGE
rent. $50. Apply Apt. 2. Is.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS-6945 WIsCON-
sin ave, Bethesda. Nd. Phone Wisconsin
5 EXTRA LARGE ROOMS, BATH: GOOD
duced. Apply 7I9 sth Sc. ATlantic O127.
CIovERLEE; $40 IRVING ST; Nw.-RE-
porch. garage; $3.50 Apply Apt l.
1907 E ST. NE.-UNFURNIsHED / ROOM.
kitchenette; large screened sleeping porch,
bath; new home; reliable adults; reasonable.
1907 R. / AVE. N.w.-3 LARGE ROOMS.
kit. and b.. high ceilings: cool and quiet;
real nrepiaces with marble mantels. Ideal
2i7 DELAWARE AVE. s.w.-ONE BLOCK
from Capitol large room dressing room.
kitchen. dinette. bath and Frigidaire: $3.50.
ATTRACTIVE STUDIO APT. OVERLOOK
ing Wsrdman and Shoreham Hotels. large
rooms. private bath electric light and gas.
with kitchen PRIVILEGES; thoroughly screened;
only S42.50; on second floor. 261S Conn.
ave. NV .
9O4 PA. AVE Sc" ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath. $50; gas and eiec. included; all
I $50 FOR SPACIOUS 3-R AND B. APT;
Don't miss this. 2141 H st. NV, WE. 3l44.
, 22o5 CLAIMING ST. NE-3 RMS. KIT.
soZz. . Lincoln fs4s fs or $3.50 $3.50. DDN 'D'e
/ l29 WEBSTER ST. NV ROOMS:
! rent: sac. SO. Inquire Janitor u.
223l BANCROFT PI. Nw.-FRoM July; |;
$50 per month; bed rooms. = baths. living
! Potomac oes7.
ENTIRE FLOOR OF PRIVATE HOME
ami; gas. elec and phone furnished; ga.
] ROOM KITCHENETTE AND BATH;
heat. sas and elec. furnished; $50. $50 5rd
cLEvELAN6 PARK. 1924 PORTER ST.
Apt 39l-Iwo rooms; kitchen. dine!te. bath.
NEAR WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL. THE
Alban. 37l5 Woodley rd.-Second noor
lront; 4 rooms. kitchen and bath; AL out
sSo 1ss rGen' sfa porch Sx pi 'obs s5so scRiVEsER
THE RoYALToN APARTMENT, 9ls NJ NV
tti attrsctive and q centrally % located. s ; elevator
ao Fi1Isisesf's a%Sps woos
ward Building. MA. 1919. -------
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Attractive. cool,
Comfortable. outside rooms, continuous hot
water: excellent meals. 1S41 st. NV. 1a'
1898 MORRISON. Chevy Chase. D. c.,
Beautiful rooms. twin beds: delicious meals;
sleeping porches unlimited phone, garage
ra1cr,
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j 703 O ST W.-Delishtful room for i. .
or , persons; excellent meals; low Summer
oQo2
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1901 MASS. AVE. Nw-NICELY FUR
nished apartment of . rms. k, b. and sleep,
Ing porch: immediate occupancy. MA aSs3
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

HOUSES ALL SECTIONS N.W.-CALL Ma
5o7S for car; no charge: save time. Glib
SON RENTAL BUREAU. INC. SIG 18th NV
CLEVELAND PARKS ROOMS, 3 BATHS
July l or earlier; high and cool. 330S 35th
St, near Newark. CL. 0S40.
DURING SUMNER: HOME COMPLETELY
reasonable. Apply Cleveland 1865.
RENT FOR SUMMER-HoME IN c. C..
D. c., neal car line; side porch. sleeping
porch. large yard. shade. Cleveland O4Il.
ATTRACTIvELY FUR. 8 RMS.-SCREENED
sleeping and dining porches. elec. refriger-
alton, garden. garage; for Summer mos. 20
West Irving St. Chevy Chase, Md. WI. 4230
SIX-ROOM HOUSE, ATTRACTIVELY FUR
nished: Electrolux. Call evenings or Sun
day. 500 Rttenhouse st. NV. S65 per mo.
49,
WESLEY HEIGHTS. CORNER BED
rooms. :, baths. electrically equipped. double
garage. large trees; months lease. MR..
CLEVELAND PARK-COMPLETT. 8 ROOMS.
garage, screened. awnings, piano, radio,
Frigidaire: available June 20 reasonable
rental. Cleveland 1854.
1909 MUSHROOM BRICK, SEMI
detached: cool; comfortably furnished Sum-
mer or longer; $50 per mo. Call, 9 to 8
pm. 16'
DELIGHTFUL GARDENED HOME, Z RMS
special Summer rate; room and board in
basement Decatur 3445
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YOUNG CHRISTIAN MEN-Two delightful
rooms private home: large shaded grounds;
ami; convenient transportation; S3 weekly
Kensington $40.
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BASEMENT APARTMENT. 3 RMS; NICELY
furnished dishes. linen. silver. l242 18th
81 n.w For information. call 944 K st NV.
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1888 COLUMBIA RD.-Attractive room, !
or > young people; private home: inst: not
WAFER: excellent meals. Adams Il93-J.
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sALE-BUsINESS PROPERTY.

BRICK STORE. 5-RM. -APT-S7,95O
On BALTIC. Blvd. at Riverdale across stree.
from University Park. now occupied by tailor
and shoe repair shop; only available business
well new store. AD. 169s, evenings.
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BIG oo-Fr. PErwoRTH HOME.

$500 CASH-EASY TERMS.
Big Groom. tapestry brick home. 90 II
wide. overlooking Kansas ave, close to
Sherman Circle; high elevation, convenient
to schools. stores. churches ard transporta-
ton; in perfect condition throughout:
porches. open wood-burning fireplace, par
quet hoors. tile bath with built-in tub and
shower. modern kitchen, dry cellar with
hot-water heat and automatic storage heater;
deep lot with paved street and alley; priced
Tor quick sale with small monthly payment.
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ROCK CREEK PARK

Modern spts.; and 3 rooms, kitchen
and bath CORNER aptsl; reasonable. Resi-
dent manager. The Allen, 241O Goth ST. n. W.
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WANTED-LOTS.
SALE or ExCHANGK.

FARM-27 ACRES. II ROOMS. MODIRN.
12 outbuildines: 100 fruit: 700 It. on blvd;
real home near city: price Of bunsalow rent.
Lincoln 2631. 200 East Capitol.
NEARBY MD. FARM. LESS $4,000; SMAIL
house or garage. Address Box 214-R, Star
$3.50, 200 IN CHOICE BUILDING MITES:
clear Of encumbranee; will sell On easy
terms or exchange for modern apartment
building. Address Box 236-R, star once
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HEVY CHASE DETACHED

CHEVY CHASE DETACHED
large rooms "a bed roomsl, extra large
sleeping porch. h.-w. heat. hwd floors. Are
place. beautiful yard 50x150. bearing fruit
trees. shrubbery. garage. screened: SIS
MORGAN Z. MORGAN, HOS 18th. Ma. 9453
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front apis. k. b: reasonable: gas. elec.
included. NE. 6362. co. l040T.
WOODBRIDGE 1928 JACKSON NE-EN-
tire 2nd floor; living room bed room.
kitchen private bath; detached home. PO.
500 L.
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SALE-EARMS,

COUNTRY HOME. rs ACRB. 6-ROoM
$500 cash. balance easy Also other farms.
homes all classes. BUELL. FARM AGENCY,
Herndon. Kairfax County. Va. 1ss
3t1 ACRES. NEAR PAVED HIGHWAY, In
Prince Georges Co.. Nd; r. r. d. mail sery-
ice: road; high, wooded. on stream; lea
miles d. c. line. Price. S209; S25 cash, BAL
co. 7a45. IL
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J246 MD AVE NE.-TWO BED ROOMS
living room, kitchen. bath. large closets; gas
elec.. heat. garage incl co. 141s-M
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DOWN PAYMENT S1oo

New, corner detached Colonial home with
garage on lot 46x95 it.. only Is minutes
from downtown: large rooms, covered
beautiful tile bath modern kitchen with
Frigidaire. concealed radiators, screens and
weather stripping; real bargain 500 cash
and monthly payment Of S67 80. including
taxes. Call GEORGIA 1922 for appointment
to inspect
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WANTED-FARMs
WATERFRoNr PROPERTY.

PATUxENr RIVER Farm; SALT WITE
either bank; large or small; buy or rent
HOWARD HARRIS. 311s II st. NV.
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57O5 CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY-Double
room. twin beds, home privileges; excellent
meals Emerson 3Ooq
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HAMPTON COURTS,
20I3 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.

I. and J HOOm HptS.,
so to S65. 90
A substantial. attractive bldg. and fine
address cuiet. roomy. congenial atmosphere
all-night service: free Frigidaire. Hampton
Courts is distinctive-come in. Res. mgr,
PO 42S0
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1lIl e. CAPITOL ST.-Large room over
looking park. twin beds: suitable TWO or
more Atlantic 5T05. To-
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ia D ST. sE-TWo LARGE, BRIGHT
rooms private bath; beautifully furnished;
continuous hot water; rent reasonable. 16'
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1929 18th ST. N.w.-3
rooms with bath; also Groom bay window
apt: greatly reduced rents.
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THE BUCHANAN. COR. 18th & BUCHANAN.
. r.. k, b., porch, G. E. ref; S45.5O. S55 80.
Also Wyatt Apts.. 1890 Ga. ave. $50. S66.
NORTHBROOK COURTS. APT: 1lO-FRoNr
rooms. kit. bath; large hall; bargain;
1901 CLIFTON ST OR ROOMS. SEC
ord floor; porch, shade; janitor; adults.
Adams 4135
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THE FLORIDA 1928 18th ST. N.W.-An at
tractive home; light, cool rooms; best meals;
desirable vacancies; $3.50 and S35; girls
PO. hh14 lSs
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$l,475-COLORED.
235 10th ST Sc
six-room dwelling, with water and gas:
large back yard to a wide alley; a pick-up
either for a home or investment; q small
down payment and SIS per month is ali
that is necessary to own this property.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Penna Ave Sc
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.
WILL PAY ALL, CASH FOR SMALL
dition: VIM. J. CALLAHAN, 1927 Eye NV.
Ma. 6gI1. 17s
ALL CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES. WHITE
% Or Solored immediate settlement. Mr.
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saI3 H NW-Large clean front rooms; ex-
cellent home cooking; washing, ironing;
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1929 K ST NV. the Lee-Maraue-Nicely
furnished single and double rooms, semi
private bath: excellent board. 22s
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THE SOUTHERN CLUB.
140O N H ave (formerly the Italian en-
bassy). Q family hotel of distinction and
quality. with true Southern hospitality and
service: all outside. lovely rooms: private
baths: moderate rates.
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BROADMOOR APARTMENTS - ATrRAc-
lively furnished apartment, overlooking Rock
Greek PARK; large rooms, dinette. kitchen
and bath; Summer months; reasonable.
Cleveland $500. Apt. 3l4, after pm
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ITO 9th E.W.-BRCK. LARGE STORE
room. with 3 rms, kit. bath above Keys
at FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.. Se5 NV.
413 ST NE.-sTOkE AND APT. .ST5 90
1901 Ala st. s.w.-Store and dwelling 5000
431 4i2 st. s.w., .....,,, 1880
643 Indiana Ave. NV
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1896 CALIFORNIA SIT ROOM. KITcH-
ene'te; bath suitable couple; S32 so; all es-
SentalS furnished
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nishec elec gas ami Continuous hot
water; SO; phone, near car line l6'
1EOIis ST. NE.-NICELY FURN TWO
rooms PANTRY. bath. kit. elec., gas, run
nine water: owners home: adults
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-03-30

defense of the Soviet Union, but has
raided and closed the Office Of the
International Bureau of the Friends
Of the Soviet Union and has Jailed
Or. Walter Stoecker, a leading mem
Der Of the International Committee.
The German section OF the F.S.U.
suffered likewise.
In such a situation the Friends
o. the Soviet Union calls upon all
genuine friends of the Soviet Union
to recognize the danger not only to
the Soviet Union, but to the Amer
lean labor movement
The Friends Of the Soviet Union calls
upon all such forces. particularly
trade unions, the Socialist Party and
all other workers and farmers Or
CARNATIONS, as well as the individual
members of such organizations, to
rally around it - 81
The Friends of the Soviet Union
is now engaged in campaign for
the recognition OF the Soviet Gov
eminent. One Of it's activities in con-
nection with this campaign is the
collection by May First of million
signatures to its recognition petition.
1t invites all friendly organizations
and individuals to write for petitions
and help collect a, minimum Of a
million signatures.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-03-30
Hit Back at
Once at War
Preparations
BY WILLIAM sIMONs.

EDITORS NOTE: William ST.
mons, national secretary of the
Anti ImperialiSt League, is being
held by the American imperialist
government in jail for the militant
part he played in the recent DEM
Onstrstion against the arrival OF
NIatsuOka, war agent of the Japa-
nese capitalists.
On Immediate Reaction TO Events.
On December 80, 1892, q demon
stration was held in South Brooklyn
is front of the United Drydocks
against the fitting out of the yacht,
Sea Fox, and the recruiting Of in
structors for the Colombian navy.
At a secretly prepared demonstration,
100 workers showed up. A meeting
was held for an hour, with anti-war
placards, and then a march for IL
blocks to a workers hall.
A small demonstration-but it had
a splendid effect on the workers and
peasants throughout South America
and the Caribbean countries. 1t
appeared in all the capitalist news
papers there (reprinting an Associ-
ated Press Dispatch, Bulletin No. z
of the Organizing Committee for the
Latin American Congress Against
War reprinted the story, and then
appealed to the workers and peas
ants of South America and OF the
Caribbean countries to initiate the
daring example Of the New York
Communists"
This small demonstration Of soil
darity with the anti-war fighters OF
South America has done more TO
bring closer the revolutionary move
ments of the United States and OF
South America than all the resolu-
tons and pledges which we are so
accustomed to make. One action is
worth more than q million pledges.
To React Quickly.
Munitions leave New York ports
almost daily Yet we seldom learn
about them in advance. Months ago,
the merchantmen, "Bridgetown" was
like the Sea Fox, bought by the Co
lombian government, and, after be-
ing fitted out in Hoboken, sent up
the Amazon River renamed the
"Boyaca"). But we did nothing
F.. Even when we learn about ship
ment of munitions, we usually de-
eide that the day or two of notice
is insufficient to do anything We
are so busy with all kinds of meet
ings, most of them inner-party meet
ings, that we have no time for our
most important task, fighting against
imperialist war.
What is necessary in cases where
we learn Of shipment Of munitionsP
We should get rid OF our routine
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-03-30
Leaders Frantically
Try Hush Stahlhelm,
n All Difficulties

BRUNSWICK, March 29.--The Ma
zi-Stahlhelm conflict is being hushed
up, with Franz Seldte, Minister Of
Labor and National Steel Helmet
leader, disposiug of it as a 'trifIe"
and a local incident of no import
ance politically"
At the insistence OF Seldte, all
those arrested yesterday have been
released, with the significant cxceD-
ton of $50, described by Nazi author
tiles as "Leftist leaders" These
workers arc to be sent to the concen-
tration camps established for Com
munists and Socialists throughout
the country.
Dietrich Klagges, Brunswick Inter-
Tor Minister, has agreed TO lift the
ban on The Stshlhein on April 1 but
not before.
Thus the fratricidaI conflict be-
tween the two mass pillars of fascist
rule is concealed bBt not finally set
tied
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-03-30
NAILS MOVE TO
STARVE OUT JEWS
O r d e r Blacklist Of
Workers and Boycott

BERLIN, MGr. 20. - The Nazi
Party yesterday ordered that a ma
tion-wide boycott Of all Jewish shops,
lawyers, physicians, and Jewish goods
be instituted Saturday, April at
10 q. m.
Nail local organizations are al
ready anticipating this date, forCibly
closing Jewish stores throughout
Germany and arresting Jewish Judges
and lawyers
All windows we're smashed in
Jewish stores in Goettingen. All
Jewish stores were shut down in
Mannheim, Ludwigshafen, Essen,
aindeburg and Gleiwitz, Upper Sill
esia, Recklinghausen, Bochum, Duis-
berg, and numerous other cities.
Six stores Of the WoolWorth chain
were closed by Nazis in various parts
Of Germany on the allegation that
The original Woolworth was jew
IN Dsrmstadt the police closed all
ewish shops at Nazi orders.
The "nuuerus clausus" is being
established in all German UNIVERSE
ties and high schools, limiting Jew
i'm student enrolment TO one per cent
Of the student BODY
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-03-30

Free State Government, is of major
Importance to all fighters for Irish
freedom At this meeting promi-
nent Irish and American speakers
will bring out the facts in full detail.
The DAILY WORKER presents
here a short history Of the case.
Jim Grafton is an Irish farmer
who in 1902 emigrated to the United
States as did thousands Of other Irish
youth because of the ruthless exploit
tation of British imperialism. How
ever Grafton did not find the Amer
lean bosses any kinder in their treat
ment of workers. In short Grafton
failed to find the streets of gold"
Fought Against Empire.
In 1922 Grafton returned TO Ire
land and was an active fighter in
the civil war of the Irish workers
and peasants against the Black and
Tan troops Of England. He continued
in the glorious fight Of the Irish
people against the traitors who &C
cepted the serVile Free State" as
their reward for unfolding British
imperialism and Irish capitalism. He
led many fights against dispossessing
of poor farmers
After the period of reaction was
temporarily consolidated he returned
to the u. S. OF which he is a citizen.
In 1882 Grafton went back to Lett
rim to take care of his parents, as
his brother who ran the farm aided
by Gralton's funds from this country
had died.
Back in Ireland, Grafton, a member
Of the Irish Revolutionary Workers
Groups, who are the forerunners of
the Irish Communist Party, which
will be founded at a congress next
month, took an active part la the
struggle against Irish capitalism and
British imperialism.
Organized Farmers.
The Irish workers and peasants
have begun in the last two years TO
mass their forces for another strug-
gle against this Hydra headed rob-
berry system. Grafton organized the
FARMERS Of hia locality and was ae-
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SOCIALISTS YIELD TO
NAH THREAT TO END COMMERCE

MADRID protested yesterday
IN Germany.
Gra, Minister that
break off trade relations with Spain if the Spanish Government did not
suppress all
had
Spanish
oil
for 0 Parties.
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Asiatic Bank, paint glowing pic
ture Of the opportunities for French
capital in Manchukuo. MaSsenet
said that the decline Of American
prestige in Manchuria created an
atmosphere essentially favorable to
French exploitation"
Ties Up With Sabotage Case.
This revival Of French anti-Soviet
conspiracies aiming at the seizure Of
the Chinese Eastern Railway comes
at a time when inperialist Britain is
making frontal attack on the Soviet
Union in the British engineers case
in Moscow. 1t also ties up with the
proposals TO compensate Poland for
the eventual loss of the Polish Cor
ridor by alloting White Russia and
the Western Ukraine to it.
The plots and counterplots thicken;
the workers of America must be on
guard against an attack upon the
workers fstlnetlsnd-ths Soviet
UniosA