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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-27

dancer and singer-Olive-at the
Music Hall-she's about two feet
high, is said to be the most per-
fectly formed midget woman in
the world. j.. Gregory Ratoff from
London writes to friends here he's
definitely reconciled to the newt
able-and that the divorce will be
obtained by Leontovich in this
country.
From Hendrix de Leeuw, the au-
thor, a note in which he says in
part: I'm glad to be back for
while but I find it is not really hot
enough here. Once 1 am in the
tropics nothing under 100 degrees
in the shade will do. So here I
am, literally speaking. suffering
and cannot understand how peo-
pie can stand this continued cool
spell. I had to have some dental
work done in Paramaribo, Dutch
Guiana and it was then 100 de-
greeS in the shade and my case
being very pressing I called in the
SieSta hour on a dentist who hap
pened to be graduate of several
American collegeS-Dr. HymaS-
colored-who speaks English with
a distinct Brooklyn accent. He
complained of the climate in N. Y.
He said it would never get real
warm-like the 1870 degree COM
forting kind we had in Para
marble. Where can you go in
New York to get real warm?"...
Try a few of the night clubs with
cooling plants"
Nov, I don't want to disagree
with Mr.. Arch Selwyn's remarks
in your column" writes A. Blei-
man, but my brother Max was
associate owner of the Herald
Square theater and I, and not Mr..
Selwyn, was assistant treasurer
for six years. To the best of my
recollection, Sam Harris didn't
run a laundry as at the time the
firm of Sullivan, Harris and
Woods was we'll established in the
theatrical production line. -.
Charley Lucas takes over the
famous Ascot Arms in Stamford.
The st. Louis papers devoting
considerable space and pictures
to Eleanor Tennis who has be-
come somewhat of an overnight
dancing sensation there in the
Municipal Opera Company. hints
that she is the "clew to the love
mystery in Dancer Paul Haakon's
life. After almost year
abroad during which he became
the parent of boy, Harry Woods,
composer of when the Moon
Comes Over the Mountain" 1--WE
Just Couldn't Say Goodbye" and
other song hits. returns to New
York today. Most disappointed
is Maxey Rosenbloom about the
cancelled fight with Fiermonte-
this was to be his last bout. =.
Ruper Hughes next is tagged
Love Song. Ben Blues descrip-
ton of Billy Rose: Little Man,
What Now"
CL
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-27
All In a Day
Odds and Ends!

From Mr.. Chick Endor who tells Of the best drunk
you could possibly hear the dafy tale of the two
on conversation that neither would remember the following
day,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-27
Ratoff Divorce

The man who creates night club
and fair novelties-the Wishing
Well at Bill Roses Music Hall,
for instance-and the 9-foot cleo
tro figure Of Fred Allen at the
Worlds Fairs William Herr
Schaft Of Hartford, Conn. Incl
dentally. that tiny and charming
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-27
Heiress' Sunburn

Poor Daddy Browning! How he
used to love publicity in the old
days when I did some ghost
writing for him! In late years
like that other former pub
licity hound, Harry K. Thaw-he
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-29

Nazi strategists under tbs threat Of the marching
battalionS Of the snti-fasciss. 4 Is an admission
Of the developing power Of the world movement to
free Ernst Thaelmann.
But let be fooled for moment
Nad promises are the false pledges Of desperate
cornered criminals Their dropping of the demand
for Thaelmann's head is just vain attempt to
quiet down the oceanic Of protest engulfing
them. By this means they hope, Canute-like, to
still the flood Of anti-fascist struggle.
Workers and all anti-fsseists must understand
that for Thaelmann there can be no safe" prison
sentence Of ten years of less. Once Thaelmann is
in a concentration camp or prison. and once the
is out of the ptiless limelight, the fascists
viii do away with Thaelmann
Nah sentence means Maxi exclusion for
Thaelmann!
The fight must go with trebIed vigOr! The
Nazi consuIates in every city must be bOmbarded
with protests flooded with petitions, choked with
delegations demanding Thaefmanns complete,
unconditional freedOml
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-29
Communist Party Of Germany Leads AntiNa1 Uprising

the camp of the Steel Helmet and
the Storm Troopers, despite their
bitter differences, SO that he may
have wall OF steel between him
and the revolutionary upsurge.
Communists Lead
So deeply, so thoroughly has the
Communist Party sunk its roots
among the German masses, that
every action against fascism,
whether in the factories or in the
Storm Troops, is led by Commu-
nists and has as it's aim the over
throw of the bloody fascist die
tatorship.
The Communist Party is the ac-
knowledged leader of the anti-fas-
cist front in Germany, and through
its united front actics, through its
heroic struggles, through its correct
policies, is winning the majority of
the German people for the revolu-
tionary action necessary to over
throw fascisnl.
Johannes Steel, writing in the
New York Evening Post on the
present situation in Germany, is
forced to recognize that the Com
munist Party of Germany is in the
van of the struggles against fas-
cisin.
"The United Anti Hitler Front
of the left" he says, "is COM
posed Of Communists, liberal
Catholics, liberals and Socialists.
IT MUST BE DULY ADMITTED
THAT THE COMMUNIST ELE-
MENTS ARE DOMINANT"
"a MONSTER HAS BEEN
CREATED" he adds, "OSTEN-
SIBLY TO REST THE
MARCH OF COMMUNISM AND
MARXISNI. BUT THE GHOST
HAS BECOME THE MASTER
OF ITS CONJURER."
There Is not the slightest doubt
that the upsurge in Germany, seen
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-29
Liberty for Thaelmann!

NHEY hear the roar of workers voices
in the Wilhelmstrasse They hear and
they trenlble The workers voices de-
mand: Free Ernst Thaelmannp'
This is the meaning of the recent state
ment of the Nazi butchers who stated,
through the lips of the Berlin public pros
ecutor, that they will sheve the axe and merely"
sentence Thaelmann leader of the German anti
fascist struggle, to ten years less.
Frederick Birchall, Berlin correspondent Of the
n. Y. Times, wrote as follows yesterday:
To-day there is widely published interview
with the public prosecutor of Berlin in which
he reiterates and emphasizes that in the coming
trial of Ernst ThaeImann, the Communist leader,
there can be possibility of a death sentence;
the most extreme penalty that be imposed
upon him under the charges to be made against
him will be ten years in prison, and the sentence
nay Be even less"
InE = a reluctant msneuyer forced ont By bha
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-29

on all hands, will increase at ire
mendous speed. The German
masses are already living in an
atmosphere of an oncoming fam
inc. The Nad economic and finan-
cial policy has completely destroyed
what little trade there was. A huge
campaign is on now in Germany, as
in wartime, for substitutes substi-
tute food, clothing and raw ma
terials. Fascism has transformed
the country into war producing
machine, has destroyed credit and
commerce. Every day that fascism
exists brings catastrophe, starva-
ton, misery, disease and death
nearer, and the German masses are
becoming fully conscious of this
fact.
Nazis Prepare Bacteria for War
Just at this time, the news comes
to light of the fact that the Fascist
beasts are preparing secret bac-
terial war as the beginning of their
drive to war in a last desperate eff
fort to save German capitalism.
This is not new at all. Hitler in
1881 presented the German War
Department with detailed plans for
war by bacteria and deadly gases.
The fact is recorded in 1.-THE Berlin
Diaries" which the New York Times
states was written by General Won
Seeckt. No insane deed, no crime
is too daring, especially now, for
the Fascist fiends to grasp at in or
der to attempt to save themselves.
The Fascist rulers of Germany are
bent on rule or ruin. They will not
collapse automatically, no matter
how desperate their situation be-
comes. They are capable of the
most dastardly crimes the world has
yet heard of.
These facts must be realized by
the workers throughout the world.
Fascism will plunge the world into
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-29
Workers and Farmers
Bloc Backed by the
Communist arty

is Comrade Herman Laborde, rail-
road worker and tested revolution
airy, leader of the Communist Party
of Mexico.
THE platform of the B. o. Y C..
L characterizes and attacks the
plan Sexenal' of the P. N. R. as
a disguised fascist scheme to fur
Their Cypress the working class and
to beat down the already miserable
standard of living. 1t points out
clearly that planned economy in the
interests Of the working people is
possible only in Soviet State
where the workers and peasants
have wrested the power from the
capitalist class, instituted their own
government and have abolished ex-
ploitation.
Fight for Bread and Butter
Demands
The B. o. y G. fights for the i'm
mediate demands of the toilers, and
calls upon all workers and farm
labor to join their ranks, and to
fight militantly against all exploita-
ton.
The campaign of the B. o. y C..
has received the enthusiastic sup
port of great masses through the
country. The meetings with Com
rade Laborde have been attended
by thousands Of workers and farm
ers. In the words of Comrade Her
nan Laborde, the presidential can
didate of the exploited and OPP
pressed masses of Mexico:
"Our strength lies in the fact
that ever greater masses are lis
tening to our message, and are
coming closer to our struggle, are
beginning to realize that not alone
in time of election campaigns, but
by a day-to- day intensive struggle
under the leadership of the C. P.
and guidance of the Communist
International, will they achieve
better living conditions, will they
gain their complete emancipa-
ton"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-29

corrupted clique makes it evident
that their so-called plan" is Moth
ng but a smoke screen designed to
cover up their betrayal in the past
and desperate attempt to mislead
the toiling masses with the fake
promises of planned economy and
better conditions of life. 1t is in
reality nothing but scheme to
fascize and militarize the country.
IN the midst of such conditions, in
! the presence of a growing dissatis-
faction among the masses with the
present regime, there has sprung up
in the present presidential election
campaign, various political parties
in opposition to the PN.R., such as
the Confederation Revolucionaria
de Partidos," the "Partido Nacion-
alist Democratico," the "Partido So
cialista de las Izquierdas" and
others. However, AL of thtss Top
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-29
Forces in the Presidential Election in Mexico

positionap' parties differ only super
hcially and apparently from the
present regime; basically they rep
resent the same interests-that of
the capitalist class and the large
landowners. Their criticisms against
the P.R.N. are mild and essentially
the criticism of friends that belong
to the same inner circle, the same
class. They blame the government
for the crying conditions of poverty
and misery of the people, but when
one wants to find out what these
"oppositionap parties propose as a
panacea to bring the country out
of the prevalent deep economic
crisis, to improve the inhuman liv-
ing cnditions of the bulk of the
people, one seeks in vain for a tan
gible answer.
Workers and Farmers Bloc
The only political organization in
this campaign that represents the
interests of the huge masses Of
peasants and workers, that has a
clear cut program of action, that
proposes and shows way out of
the chronic crisis, and points out
the road to the complete emanci-
patton of the toiling masses, is the
"Bloque Obrero Y Campesino'
(Workers and Farmers Bloc. At
its convention held early in April,
with delegations present from all
parts of the country, a platform
was unanimously adopted and a
candidate nominated for president.
To this convention there also came
the representatives of those sections
and elements which had no access
to the conventions of the "thor-
oughbred generals and colonels"-
the native Indians and the disfran-
chised Mexican women. The B. o.
G. does not discriminate against
race, color or sex. All workers who
are ready to fight against capital
ism, against exploitation, are well
come into it's ranks.
The B. o. Y C. is enthusiastically
supported and led by the Commu-
mist Party of Mexico, and is also
backed by the Federation of Revo-
lutionary Unions, the Anti-Impe-
rialist League, and the National
Committee of Peasants. The pres
identiaa candidate Of the B. o. y O.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-29
MOSCOWCOnferenCe
ACClaimS Soviet
Jewish Autonomy
Delegates from NJ any
Parts of the World
At Ozet PIenuH

MOSCOW, June % CBy Radio).-
the Third Plenum of the ozet, the
Society for the promotion Of Jew
ish colonization in Soviet Russia,
was opened here on the 26sh Of
June. Chairman Dimanstein, IN hts
opening remarks, reviewed the
great strides in both the economic
and the cultural field made by the
Jewish toiling masses in the Soviet
Union. The basis for this develop
ment, he said, was the policy of the
Communist Party and of the Soviet
Government on the national ques-
ton. He stressed the significance
of the creation Of an autonomous
Jewish territory in Bro Bidian,
and pointed out the important
tasks connected with this auton-
ony.
The Plenum was well attended by
delegates from all parts Of the So
Wet Union and from friendly or
CARNATIONS abroad. At the first
session, greetings were heard from
delegations from many Moscow
factories, from Pioneer groups, and
from the representative of the
cultural institutions. The new Bro
Bidjan March was played by the
Red Army Band.
MoisSaye Olgin, editor Of the
Freiheit, American Jewish-Lan-
guage Communist daily paper, was
greeted by a tremendous ovation
when the name of his paper and
the American Party was mentioned.
Comrade Kuntz was greeted in the
name of the Icor, and the delegates
from Poland, South Africa, and
Australia, were met with great ap-
plause.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-29

FRIDAY, JUNE %. 1894
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-29
Growing Reaction

TT IS impossible not to notice steady in
crease in the brutalizing of the whole
political rule of the handful of capitalist
exploiters who dominate the life of the
country
The Roosevelt rule, for all the hypo-
critical phraseology of the White House,
steadily breeds increasing fascist reaction
In San Francisco the Republican Mayor RosSi
has unleashed a seven-day drive against Com
munism" with organized appeals to lynch violence
pouring in floods from the press and pulpit
In New York, the liberal" demagogue La Guar
dia inctes his police to the most brutal attacks on
the jobless and spits fascist venom at the Com
munist working class leaders.
The radio, movies and press show all the evil
dences of planned, organized campaign for the
steady whipping up of hatred against Communism
Roosevelt's friend and adviser Moley connives in
nism which is not far distant from the methods
now employed by Hitlers propaganda minister,
Goebbels
The shooting Of pickets, the kidnapping of In
ternational Labor Defense organizers in Florida the
lynching Of Negroes the open Indictment Of leading
political figures in the Roosevelt government all
confirm the fact that capitalist democracy in this
country as in all capitalist countries is giving birth
to the monster Of Fascism
This growing brutality and terrorism is an i'm
minent menace to every honest person. every fighter
for justice and enlightened culture The COMMIT
mist Party which leads the fight for the rights of
the masses against this capitalist terrorism calls
upon all honest persons to join the proetarat in
its fight against the monster Of approaching Fas-
cisrn in this country.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-29
Calles-Rodriguez Govt
Has Support of
Wall Street

MEXICO CITY (By MaiD-On
Sunday, July LIST, a presidential cleo
ton takes place in Mexico. The
election campaign is on its last lap,
and the candidates of the various
political parties are winding up
their countrywide tours, appealing
to the masses to cast their ballots
for them and their particular
parties, and to hand over to them
the rule Of IT million people.
The PNR. CNational Revolution
airy Party, political machine of the
present Calles-Rodriguez govern
ment, bound up with Wall Street,
has held the. reins of government
for the past ten years, and now seeks
reelection. 1t has done nothing to
improve the deplorable conditions
of the great masses of workers and
farmers; on the contrary, under its
leadership these conditions have
steadily grown worse. To drown the
growing militancy of the masses,
which are stirring against the con-
slant deterioration in their living
standards, the Rodriguez Gales re-
CINE has instituted a veritable
reign Of terror, numbering in cold
blood thousands of peasants and
workers who dared to stand up for
their human rights. The Calles-Rod-
riguez government is being armed
by the Roosevelt government as a
part of American imperialist war
preparations.
A Fake "Six-Year Plan"
Such is the state Of affairs under
the P.N.R. government, which is
bidding for the election of it's pup
pet, General Cardenas. In order to
mislead the masses into voting for
their candidate, they are employing
all sorts of demagogic devices. Chief
among these is their Plan Sexenal,'
(Six-Year Plan) which contains all
sorts OF demagogic promises for the
masses of workers and peasants.
But the experiences Of the many
ysars Of government by the same
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-29
by LintbGch

a new imperialist war as a final
blaze in an effort to burn out by
fire and murder the revolutionary
upsurge Of the German people. We
must now increase our struggles
against fascism, to mobilize support
for the heroic Communist Party Of
Germany, leader of the anti-fascist
front.
We can be well sure that the
first victim of the Nazi scoundrels
will be Ernst Thaelmann, who in
the present situation is the ac-
knowledged leader of the great
masses of toiIers in Germany. The
struggle for the freedom Of Thael-
mann becomes now the central
nub throughout the world in rally
support for the revolutionary up
surge in Germany.
In view Of the fact that it is no
where refuted that the Communist
Party Of Germany is the leader of
the anti-fascist front in Germany,
that it has welded fighting force
that is rapidly mobilizing the Ger
man people for the overthrow of
the fascist dictatorship, he who
ISLANDERS or tries to weaken this
force becomes an accomplice of the
Fascist scoundrels. Freedom for
the German toiling people will be
won only under the leadership of
the Communist Party of Germany!
All support to this heroic fighter for
a Soviet Germany!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-29
Continued from Page u
By HARRY CANNES

ny nAhhL OANNGS
foreSee destruction at the hands of
the outraged and duped masses who
at first blindly followed the dema-
gogy of the fascistS.
Not only are the storm troopers
sent on a vacation" from which
they will never return the same
but on June 80 Goebbels announces
the end of all campaigns against
"grumblers." The fascist scoundrels
do not dare now to call mass
demonstration Of any kind; they do
not dare have their leading fiends
address the Germany people; they
are forced to take the most desper-
ate measures to protect themselves
from the rising wraGn Of the Ger
man people.
Any huge mass der onstration
modified by the faScists they are
afraid will be turned into an anti
fascist action, with the gravest con-
sequences for the Nazis.
What the capitalist press tries to
do is to make it appear that the
problem is one of choosing between
left and right" Nazis. Do they
mean that up to now the Nazis
have been following left pro-
gram? Do they mean that follow
ing the course outlined by Won Pa
pen, in relation to the past policy
can be considered a right" policy?
This is the sheerest nonsense. Every
deed, every action of the fascist
bloody dictatorship, has had the ex-
elusive aim of saving capitalism,
increasing the profits of the finance
capitalists, the big landowners, pre-
pairing for war. From this path, SO
long as fascism and capitalism exist
in Germany, there can be no re-
treat.
Hitler now finds that his social
base is narrowing and wants to pre-
serve the most reliable forces in
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-29

Two young German workers, born
in the early days of the last i'm
perialist war, have had their heads
severed from their bodies by the
fiendish and bestial Nazi axemen.
On the morning of June 18th Otto
Weithe (born in 1910 and Willy
Rechew (born in 1879 with their
faces turned to the sky were placed
on the Nazi execution block SO that
they could see the glistening axe as
it swung down to behead them.
They were framed UP on the charge
of killing certain Gritz Schmidt
burger. When relatives of the two
youths appealed to the maniacal
N All Frussian Prime Minister
Goering, for Communication of sem
tence to life imprisonment, he only
laughed.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-29

Stop depending for news and in
formation on the capitalist press
that fayors the bosses and is against
the workers. Read the Daily Worker,
Americas only working class news
paper.
Evening star., 1934-07-23
Preparations for Company

minutes. OF course, this is the case
with any of the frozen foods which
are ell ready to cook. Most of us.
who live in districts where there are
many housekeepers who are business
women and who must habitually pre-
pare meals quickly. find that all
grocers are ready to give us shelled
peas ana lima beans for our con-
venience.
II you have no equipment to pre-
pare a vegetable easily, content your
self with an extra amount of salad.
have had delicious meals, where
the only hot thing was coffee, made in
an electric percolator. In this case,
choose cold meats. Saratoga potatoes,
a mixed green salad. hot rolls and
dessert. Desserts are sometimes COM
bined with the salad. Nothing is bet
ter than chilled fruit salad A very
good one which was used recently
in this way was avocado combined
with orange.
Company Quick Meal
Sardine and horseradish canspe.
Broiled chicken.
Waffle potatoes. Buttered peas.
Hot rolls.
Avocado and orange salad.
Coffee. Crackers. Cheese.
Orange and Avocado Salad.-Slice
avocado and cut to correspond to
whole orange sections. Arrange slices
of avocado and orange on a salad
green alternately. Serve with French
dressing.
Stuffed Lamb Chops-Six chops,
* inches thick. cup soft bread
crumbs. 2 tablespoons chopped
parsley. u teaspoon nutmeg. Salt
pepper tablespoons melted butter.
Dry bread crumbs. Wipe and trim
chops and split lean meat in half.
cutting to the bone Mix the soft
bread crumbs with the parsley, sea-
soning and half the butter. Stuff
the chops and press open pocket to-
geJher lightly. Brush with melted
butter and dip in dry bread crumbs.
Cook about 80 minutes in hot oven
(450 degrees FahrenheiD.
Olive Cheese Mold.-One cup soda
crackers finely crumbled. lg teaspoon
salt. e cup milk. y pound cottage
cheese. l tablespoon minced onion.
"a cup stuffed olives, sliced Crumble
crackers fine, add salt and pour hot
milk over them. Cool and mix with
cheese and onion and fold in sliced
olives. Pour into mold and chill
Unmold on platter garnished with
watercreSs or lettuce. Six portions.
tCopyriRht, la34)