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Evening star., 1934-09-11
JUDGE HOLDS 100000
BOND Is DEFAULTED
Baltimore Firm Faces Possibility
of FORGETTING Similar Sum for
Defendants Father.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, September 11.-Federal
Judge John c. Bowen yesterday or
dered the American Bonding Co. of
Baltimore to pay 100000 to the
United States Government because
George C.. Refer, Canadian distiller
indicted on charges of conspiracy to
smuggle liquor into the United States,
failed to appear in court August 6 to
answer to the charge.
The bonding company posted that
amount to insure his appearance.
Sam E. Whitaker, special assistant
United States attorney handling the
Governments case, said he would
seek a similar order for the 500, 900
forfeited by Reifel's father, Henry
Reifel, who was indicted on the same
charge.
Evening star., 1934-09-11
Jumped Overheard.

Stamper related he escaped from the
burning ship by Jumping overheard
after daylight.
He said he heard passengers scream
Evening star., 1934-09-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GRAPES-JUICE

TO ORDER. Follow NJ ST. NV. Canal rd.
Chain Bridge. Route 9, through Vienna,
Va. Chllcott BIOS phone Vienna lS-F-3.
Evening star., 1934-09-11
Loses Job by Half Block.

PITTSBURGH R.-The distance
of half city block cost Charles j.
Lawrence, member of the city plumb
ing examination board, his job. Mayor
William N. McNair dismissed Law
renee because he lives that far outside
the city line, in Grafton Borough.
Evening star., 1934-09-11
Widow Is Suspicious.
Burglars Get Eight Cents

BROWDER, KY. [P).-Burglars en-
tered the post Office of this little
Muhlenberg County town, and left
with only 8 cents-all the cash they
could find Federal authorities were
notified by w. E Wickliffe, postmaster.
Evening star., 1934-09-11

Took No. l LifebOat.
ct reported to the bridge and the
captain told me to take No. l life
boat. I got it off"
do you know if you were first
OFF,"
IT think Nos and were away"
"Was the fire burning them"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-11-17
A NEW REFINING PROCESS

The engineers of the Socony-
Vacuum Oil Company which is part
Of the Rockefeller set-up, have per-
fected new method of oil produc-
ton. 1t is claimed that the new
method makes 1t possible to obtain
standard or even quality Oil from
many types of crude petroleum,
whether of high or low grade.
The new process is based on physi-
cal happening rather than on the
older chemical method Of using sui
phuric acid. The impurities in the
crude petroleum are separated out
from the desired products, as one
separates sand from sugar in a
mixture.
Water poured on the sand and
sugar would dissolve out the sugar,
leaving the sand behind. In the re-
filming process solvents act in some
what the same way. One type Of
solvent extracts from the petroleum
those substances which tend to form
carbon in gasoline engine An
other type of solvent which has
little effect on the cacbonizing ele-
ments in the oil, is effective in re-
moving those substances which
break down at the high tempera-
lures developed in engines.
The engineers maintain that hum
dreds of thousands Of road tests
indicate that the oil made with the
new method will last Is per cent
longer than the best Of the present.
day oils. The formation OF carbon
in the engine is prevented along
with the removal Of sticky valves
and piston rings.
In the new method the dangerous
use of sulphuric acid in oil refining
is completely eliminated. And so
rigid is the control of the solvent
process that crude oil ranging from
the cheap Texas grades to the finest
Pennsylvania types can be used with
equal success. A standard high
grade product is obtained, by ad-
justing the quantity of the solvents
to the particular crude oil that is
used.
Tests on the viscosity, or free
flowing qualities Of the oil, show
that it flows far more freely at tenn
peratures below freezing, and yet it
keeps its body at the high tennpera-
lures encountered within the en-
CINE.
The new method will be intro
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-11-17
Plotting the American PogromS
Paul Reveres Work in
Connection With
Nazi Agents

This is the eighth article Of a
series by John L. Spivak on "PIot-
ting the American PogrOms," APP
pearing weekly in The New
Masses, through whose courtesy
the Daily Worker has been given
permission to reprint them stimuli
taneously. In his previous articles,
Spivak produced overwhelming
proof of widespread and organ
lied anti-Semitic activities in this
country, closely linked up with
Eazt Germany, operating under
various DISCUSSES such as the Order
of rs, Silver Shirts, etc, and in
yolving individuals like former
Congressman Louis T. McFadden
of Pennsylvania, Ralph M. EasIey,
chairman of the Executive Coun-
Gil of the National Civic Fedora
ton, George Sylvester Viereck,
active Nazi propaganda and
Viola lima, head Of the Youth
Movement. In this article Spivak
turns his attention to NaZi prop
uganda in our schools and col
leges.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-11-17
Concert To Aid
Anti-Nazi Fighting Fund

THE worker who Is also lover of
music must often feel that his
enjoyment of the performances of
the finest players is somewhat off
set by his knowledge that the hard
earned cost of his ticket goes prac-
tically in its entirety straight into
the pockets of the already very
rich, the enemies of his class, and
from there partly into the Golfers of
organizations that make no secret
of their fascist activities. But here,
at last, is a concert by one of the
greatest living masters of the violin,
the proceeds of which will go di-
rectly to the struggle AGAINST the
fascist peril and for the aid of its
victims! And the worker will NOT
be listening to an artist who he
knows hates him, his class and its
struggle for better world, but to
one who has suddenly come to a
keen realization-at least In mu-
steal terms-of what the revolution
means.
Efrem ZimbaliSt was born in
Rostov -on-Don in 1889 and has not
been there since 191l-that is,
until last summer, when he made
a concert tour in the country that
must, by that time, have become
almost unacceptable to him. He
played before all kinds of au-
diences. He found quite contrary to
the vicious propaganda of the cap
italist press an artistic life more
intensely alive, broader and deeper,
than that of any other place he
had seen. Several concerts, at
tended only by shock brigaders who
received their tickets as part of
their reward for heroic achieve
ment, numbered 10000 persons.
zimbalist makes no secret of the
fact that he never before received
such ovations and never experienced
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-11-17
BLUE LIGHT BENDS PLANTS

When plant in window-box or
potato sprouts in a dark cellar bend
toward the light as they grow, they
are not responding equally to all the
colors in the spectrum. They will
not bend toward red light, but to
certain wavelengths in the blue re-
gion of the spectrum, they are
especially sensitive.
Recent experiments at the Smith
sonian Institute have picked out
those wavelengths that are most
potent in stimulating plant bending.
According to DR.. z. s. johnson of
the Institutions staff, the most
effective wavelength is very
narrow band in the neighborhood
of 4,4O0 Angstrom units, which is in
the blue part of the spectrum. From
this point, the effectiveness Of the
light in producing bending falls of
to a point near $500 Angstrom
units, which is still in the blue re-
gion. Then it rises again TO another
peak at ALSO units in the greenish
blue hue; from there it falls Off
completely as the red region is
reached
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-11-17
A SIMPLER TREATMENT FOR
PERNICIOUS ANEMIA

DR.. Willim P Murphy, one Of the
trio Of American scientists who were
awarded the Nobel medical prize for
research in pe-nicious anemia. has
simplified the liver treatment Of
that disease. He has developed a
new liver extract, with the coopera-
ton Of DR.. G. W. Clark of the
Lederle Laboratories, which is a
cheaper and more effective method
for controlling anemis.
The new liver extract is injected
in a muscle once a month. This
does away with the older method
where the patient ate a quarter to
half a pound of liver daily or
swallowed three doses Of liver ex-
tract a day. About II pounds Of
liver had to be eaten monthly for
the patient to keep well, or "a doses
Of extract. The average cost Of the
liver was about $3.50 and that of the
extract around $1700.
Now the new Murphy Clark ex-
tract which only has to be used once
month will sell for about sl20.
This is great saving, but DR.. Muir
ply has given no reason why the
commercial laboratory, which osten-
sibly will manufacture the new prep
aration. has set this arbitrary figure.
Formerly, it was the packers who
ported from the rise in the price Of
liver, Will the Lederle Laboratories
now cut in on this racket
This is no problem in abstract
economics. Figures given out by
the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company show that the death rate
in individuals with pernicious
anemia has been cut in half by the
use of liver. And Dr. Murphy has
himself declared that there need be
no deaths from the disease, if
patients regularly take liver in some
form as prescribed by a physician
But unless the treatment can be OBJ
tanned at a nominal fee, then the
penniless patient will continue to
be needless victim of the disease
and of the greed Of our profit eco
nomy.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-11-17

working with and through native
American students.
Early in 1884, Hitler agents in the
United States headed by Guenther
Orgell, head of the Nazi secret po-
litical service in this country, de-
cided that an espionage organiza-
ton must be organized in the uni
versities and colleges. A young stu
dent whose name, am sorry to
say, I do not know, arranged a
meeting with Rudyard Uzzell, Jr.,
a student at the University of Penn
sylvania, the son Of Mrs. R. S. W.
zell, 1912 165th st., Queens, in
Royal Scott Gulden's office, head
quarters of the espionage Order Of
'76. The readers Of this series will
recollect that Royal Scott Gulden,
head of this patriotic, order is
working in cooperation with Nazi
agents here.
Gulden, the reader will recollect,
merged his organization with the
Silver Shirts, headed by William
Dudley Pelley. The two worked to
extend. their spy and propaganda
systems. 1t is in Gulden's organiza-
ton that I found members of the
United States Military and Naval
Intelligence, detectives and big bus
mess men and it is Gulden's organ
ization, too, which has been most
active in disseminating former Che
was defeated in the Nov election)
Congressman Louis T. McFaddens
anti-semitic speeches in Congress.
1 give this brief summary so the
reader will understand the relations
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-11-17
T u n In C. IN

Alpert. Piano
WJZ-Frsnk Lloyd Wright and the
International style-Cecil seecrest
and Julian Moa
WABC-Roxy Revue; Concert Orches-
ira; Mixed Chorus; Soloists; Twelfth
Anniversary Program
s:15-wOR-Veczey Orchestra
S;2O-WJz-Graee Hayes, Songs
0-WOR-Organ Recital
WJz-Olsen Orchestra
S:45-wABC-Mary CORTLAND, Songs; Arm
bruster Orchestra; Male Quartet
00-WEAF-Rose Hampton, Contralto;
Scrappy Lambert and Billy Hill
pot Songs; Shilkret Orchestra
WO7-Varety Program
WJz-Radio City Party. With John q.
Kennedy; Black Orchestra
WABC-Grete Stueckgold, Soprano;
Kostelanetz Orchestra
9:3o-WEAF-The Gibson Fsmily-Musicd
Comedy With Conrad Thibsult.
Baritone, Lois Bennett. Soprano
wJz-National Barn Dance
WABC-Himber Orchestra
1000 WOR-Danee Orchestra
WABC-Concert Band, Edward d'AnnA.
Conductor
10 WFAF-To Be Announced
WOR-Osoorne Orchestra
wJz-Kemp Orchestra
WABC-Dance Orchestra
HOO WFAF-Lombsrdo orchessrs
WoR-News Bulletins
VITO Be Announced
WABC-Michaux CONGREGATION
iS-WOR-Ferdinand Orchestra
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-11-17

TOO Religion in the Nevs-Stan-
ley High
WOR-Sports Resume-Ford Prick
WJZ-Football Scores
WABC-CIass-Ea American
Sketch, With Arthur Allen and
Parker Fennelly
Z :05- WJZ-John Herrick, Baritone
7:l5-wEAF-Kogan Orchestra
WOR-Maveriek Jim-Sketch
WJZ-Dorsey Orchestra
Z 30-WABC-Jack Smith, Songs
7: 45-WEAF-Floyd Gibbons, Commentator
WOR-Sid Gary. Baritone
wJZ-PicSens Sisters, Songs
WABC-Presservation Of Constitutional
Liberty Under the New Deal-Don-
aid R. Richberg. Executive Director
National Emergency Council
800 WEAF-Concert Orchestra: Sdgmund
Rcmberg. Composer, Conductor;
Byron Warner. Tenor; Helen Mar
shall. Soprano; William Lyon Phelps
Narrator
woR-show Boat Boys, Songs; Pauline
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-11-17
CHANGE
THE
WORLD!
BY MICHAEL GOLD

ART YOUNG is the most beloved of American cartoon
"A lists. His wit and humor spring from the American
soil; he belongs in the tradition of Mark Twain, Bob
Ingersoll and Abe Lincoln
More years ago than many of us can remember, Art
working Immediately
listed stopped
turning his anti-captslis
Art rounding his 67h year
ting the event this Repeory
14th Street. plays bugng
from cellar to roof with grand
and that humorous profile ebonpoint
auto-libelous portraits homage this.
rank o American cartoonst Eek
cepting Minor,
record in the revolutionary
Art Yongs by capitalist press
To knowledge regular
year. Young
had prejudice against such salary he felt like
martyr but he just couldn't take time
payune things these others him. fight
Fat He born be those artists
world.
And continued his chucklng
against the Bully capitalism
Americanzed he'll eating hog making
like crushing children shooting
their mothers and wives.
good Young always great
people
with all their little foles does
his contempt of the capitalist that this
gloom Dore the
illustrator Of Dante's Inferno.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-11-17

the Jews, so he published a 24-page
pamphlet, THE Plan in Action" a
bitter, vitrioIic attack on the Jews,
and signed it "by Earnest Sincere"
The authorship of this pamphlet
has been kept secret even from the
leading disseminators of anti-semit-
ic propaganda. Countless thousands
Of this vicious attack on the Jewish
race have been distributed through
out the length and breadth of the
country. One of the chief distribu-
tors is Royal Scott Gulden, head of
the anti-semitic espionage Order of
'76. Gulden himself, though in con-
tact with Col. Hadley, does not know
this patriot" is the author of the
pamphlet.
There is much more to be said
about Col. Hadley and his "patri-
otto" activities, but I think this is
sufficient to show the type of man
who heads the Paul Reveres and
their anti-semitic activities in our
universities.
WITHIN recent months, the coun-
W try has become aware of
particularly bitter feeling on the
Jewish and radical questions in
New York City colleges, New York
University, C. c. N. Y, and Column
bia especially. What caused this
eruption mystifed not only the peo-
pie. but most Of the student bodies
and their professors. None Of them
dreamed that it was caused by the
cunning operations of Nazi agents
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-11-17
ANOTHER PRODUCT OF TIKI
PITUITARY GLAND

ANOTHER PRODUCT OF TIE
PITUITARY GLAND
Two scientists at the Courtauld
Institute Of Biochemistry Of the
Middlesex Hospital in London an~
nounce in The Lancet that they
have discovered a new glandular
product from the hind part Of the
pituitary gland In this substance
which may be a new hormone from
the master gland Of the body, there
is the possibility Of a clue to the
cause Of stomach ulcers.
The substance seems to stimulate
the stomach to pour out increased
amounts Of hydrochloric acid. Com
sequently disorder of the pituitary
may turn out to be the cause Of
stomach ulcers, since excess hydro
chloric acid is found in such cases.
This excess acid is believed by some
scientists to be a cause. or part OF
the cause, Of this condition. The
also ties in with the find
ings of an American scientist. DR..
Harvey Cushing. He reported that
the base Of the brain
where the pituitary is located may
produce stomach ulcers.
The British investigators believe
that they have found a new hor~
none or a new property Of a hor-
none that is already known. The
editor of The Lancet considers the
substance as more likely to be an
entirely new hormone.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-11-17
T H E A T r E
Second Rate Vaudeville

Second Rate Vaudeville
SAY WHEN-A musical comedy in
two acts and ten scenes, produced
by Jack MCGOWAN and Ray Hen
derson. At the Imperial Theatre.
As musical comedy, this is sec
n ond rate vaudeville show. There
is a fairly amusing bit of spoofing
at the radio and the banks. The
individual honors go to a dancer
who stopped the show, not for the
grace and rhythm OF his dancing
but for his agility which seemed to
defy the laws of gravitation. But
the outstanding performance was
that OF Prince Michael Roman
off, who. in spite Of his famous
splomb, seemed to be decently en-
barrassed at finding himself in
such company. Il. A,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-11-17

personal reactions on his own part
of such intensity. Music is one
thing played to a hall dominated by
overfed connoisseurs but quite an
other to 10000 heroes in the great
est struggle in history!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-11-17
FROM A SOCIALIST MEMBER

Del, who left the Socialist Par
ty to join tie Communists, re-
Gently received a 81 contribution
from a present s. P. member who
added: More power to you and
your excellent comic strip section
which my wife and 1 look for
ward to every day Del has
1857 more to go before Dec. Il
Helen Florentz -. Us LOO
Previously received -. 132.4s
Total to date ........ .s1s3.4S.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-11-17
A CHALLENGE TO SCIEN-
lists

For the first time, Lab and
Shop makes way for In the
Home, missing out by 81. This
event will tend to prove that
science is not as powerful as
we've been given to understand
We welcome a test by Comrade
Ramsey's followers-in concrete
examples Of dollars and cents.
All experiments in reaching the
$3.50 quota 10 end Dec. l.
P. w. ................ 80
n, V. .........,......, 90
Previously received ...... 4.24
Total to date ......,...S42 .24
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-11-17

The Body of ANARCHY uhes forward by using leg
SOCIALISM and then the leg of COMMUNISM.
COMMUNISM supported by the foot named INTERNATIONAL
LABOR DEFENSE.
SOCIALISM advanced by the foot called AMERICAN CIVIL,
LIBERTIES UNION
The sustaining blood this deOu destroyer provided by
Garland Fund and other financial aids for radicals
THE LEAGUE FOR INDUSTRIAL DEMOCRACY the diseased
Gall Bladder organ developing unhealthy pou
educational institutions.
Adopts those having guilty knowledge of purpose ANARCHY
m the
DUPES, the guhbe and victims "A NEW SOCIAL
ORDER" make the other m Of ANARCHY
THE PARLoR PINK face but the GUTTER RED
the true vsage Of the monster ANARCHY
Designed and Distributed BY
THE PAUL REVERES
HEADQUARTERS
South La Sale Street CHICAGO
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-11-17
Apes, Tigers and Hogs

MANY legends Young being
AVA about his trial sedion during
sentence him to twenty jail
courtroom 1t
phoney egasm though he himself trial
And he still making legends
of the celebration this Sunday night.
not of a united front by
Communists and Socialists.
organize the affair was signed
jointly by Norman Thomas leader of the Socialist Party
Browde secretary Of the Communist party. It the first time
such joint appeal has been
groups sponsoring periodicals.
the New Leader and Arise and the Socialist club Rebel Also
the John Reed Club the
Masses, and the League for Mutual Aid
Art Young be feeling taking
place under such auspices He has
united front himself
indeed tribute the universal inspires
eSlgh separated
workers and weakened them
May the magic spread May the united front And
there be at least 40 more of these yearly celebrations for Art
want to see him hobbng around at the LOT Soviet
America He will be chuckn at his rheumatic
the pictures Of
looking like jolly fat old Father Time
American youngsters will be around him
always And Art Young will tell them stories
funny stories about the capitalist system they fortunately
experienced
And then he will pictures
who ruled the world.
Peoples Artist
IN the Young ago given
highest title gift republic Peoples
Artist Millions of workers
the nation.
But New York celebration will
will have historic favor Workers
factories and the Offices will unite with the
homage to this Peoples
Broun president American Newspaper Guild will
be the chairman Socialist
hands laying wreath of affection Arts hoppy and
wildered
May this united front May the dark of disruption
be shattered forever after this
Peoples Artist flourish
Fat for years.
And if close with a suggestion committee in
charge of this celebration:
Let us have solemn moment there
caist
Peoples Artist art
title, it is the life Young
GOLD GETTING THERE-BUT ENOUGH
Losing by shock Of hair Mike Harry
oday contributions We feel he should have made the
this time but give him
Karl Harry B. ................... 100
Sidney 500 Previously received 3T9H
London Club,
.............. Sss654
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-11-17

EFREM Z1MBALIST
Noted violinist, who will play for
the Anti-Nazi Fighting Fund at Car
negie Hall, Sunday night, Nov. Is.
The concert sponsored by the
United Front Supporters is at Car
negie Hall this Sunday evening,
November 18th, at $50 p. m. Let
us show Efrem zimbalist that we
not only admire his musicianship
but also his awakening to the
meaning for music of the victorious
revolution!
r.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-11-17
LABORATORY
and SHOP David Ramsey

duced on a large scale, since the
plant is 50 mechanical that only
three mechanics can control ths
production Of 1000 barrels Of the
new oil day.