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Evening star., 1934-04-20

from duty with the Civilian Conser-
vation CORPS, effective l May, and
ordered to return to NIB, NYd, Boston,
Mass.
Sweet, Capt Walter. Relieved from
duty with the Civilian Conservation
Corps. effective May, and ordered to
return to NIB. NYd, New York, NY.
Gulick. First Lieut.. Roy M. De-
tached NIB, Quantico, Va, to MD,
USS Wyoming, to report on baord at
NYd, New York, NY, not later
than / May.
Harris, First Lieut. Harold D. De-
tached MOB, MOB, San Diego. Calf,
to MAS, Pensacola, Fla. Authorized
to delay one month enroute.
ONeil. First Lieut.. Archie E. On
reporting of relief about l May de-
tached MD, USS Wyoming to NIB,
Paris Island, sc.
Smith. First Lieut.. Max D. De-
tached MOB. MOB, San Diego, Calf.
to NIB, Quantico, Va, to report on
20 May.
Stamper, First Lieut.. William J.
Detached NIB. NYd. Mare Island,
Calf, to NIB, Quartico, Va, to report
on &c May.
Laitsch, ChfMarGnr Theodore G.
On reporting of relief about May
detached NIB. NMD, yorktown, Va
to Hdqs Marine Corps, Wash, DC.
Brown, ChfMarGnr Fred o. On
or about Is April detached NIB. NYd,
New York, NY, to NIB, NMD, York
town, Va, to report not later than l
May.
Ramsey, QmClk Andy C. Appoint
ed a quartermaster clerk and as
signed to duty at Hdqs. Marine Corps,
Wash, DC.
Shearer. Lieut.. Col. Maurice E.
Detached Dept. of the Pacific to Hdqs.
Marine Corps, Wash. DC. via the
USS Henderson scheduled to sail from
Evening star., 1934-04-20
Society Favors Dachshund.

In spite of the strong anti-German
sentiment in London, the Teutonlc
dachshund is becoming the canine ia
yorite OF society women. They are 10
be seen most every place where So
ciety gathers. The dogs may be Ger
man, say fashion leaders, but are
smooth-haired and bring little dirt
into the house, and are just the right
model for apartments.
Evening star., 1934-04-20
Gaelic Wanted in Court.

Irish should be spoken by civic
guards in Irish courts, according tc
District Judge Walsh. While speaking
In court in Dunfanahy, Irish Free
State. he said that the oath now may
be given in Irish and if the officers
used Gaelic in small cases it would
not be long before Ireland would be
an Irish-speaking nation,
Evening star., 1934-04-20

The following named officers re-
lieved from duty with the Civilian
Conservation Corps. effective / May,
and ordered to return to NIB, Guam
tico, Va:
Yost. Capt. Clarence II.
McVey. Capt. John F..
OIeary, Capt. John D.
Joyce, Capt. Thomas F.
Lewis, Capt. Augustus T.
Pendleton, Capt. Robert S.
Russell, Capt. Ernest L.
Sniffin, Capt. Charles D.
Byfleld, Capt. Delmar.
Fuller. Capt. Melvin E.
Cox, Capt. Max.
Mullaly, Capt Eugene L.
Lienhard, Capt. Jacob.
Nicholas, Capt. Earl c.
Paul, Capt. Harry.
Palmer, First Lieut.. Horace D.
San Francisco, Calf, on or about %
April.
Torrey, Lieut.. Col. Philip H. On
June detached NIB, Quantico, Va, to
Naval War College, Newport, RI. Au-
thorized to delay reporting until 2
July.
Croka, Mai William B. On l May
detached NIB, NYd, Phila, Pa, to
Recruiting District OF Pittsburgh,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Kingston, Maj. Arthur. On I June
detached Recruiting District of Pitts
burgh. Pittsburgh, Pa. to Depot Of
Supplies. Marine Corps, Phila, Pa.
Bloedel, Capt. Gustav F. Detailed
an Assistant Quartermaster, effective
Is May.
Hamel, Second Lieut.. Lester S. De-
tached MAS, Pensacola, Fla, to NIB,
Paris Island, sc. Authorized to de-
lay twenty-five days enroute.
The following named officers have
been promoted to the grades indi-
Gated to rank from the dates shown:
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NAVY ORDERS.
Bureau of Navigation.

Br wington, Lieut.. Comdr. Carl w
Det. USS Louisville about l June; to
USS Vestal as repair officer.
Flanagan, Lieut.. Comdr. Henry G.
Det. Univ. of Calf, Berkeley, Calf, in
May; to USS Lexington as communi-
cation officer.
Hardison, Lieut. Comdr. Osborne B
Det. staff, Cdr Aircraft, Battle Force
in June; to USS Langley, as naviga-
ton officer.
Beakley, Lieut.. Wallace M. Det
Nav. Academy about 90 May; to Calf
Inst. of Tech, Pasadena, California.
Blue, Lieut.. Robert E. Det. USS
Dolphin in May; to command USs
Sic.
Cope, Lieut.. Harley F. Det. Subm
Base, New London, Conn, in May; tc
staff, Cdr. Base Force, as aide anc
flag lieutenant.
McEarthron, Lieut.. Ellsworth D
Det Nav. Academy in May; to USs
Crowninshield as exec. officer.
McMenemy. Lieut.. Edward H. Det
Evening star., 1934-04-20

Don't Delay! Only 200 of these beautiful
one Cotton is hgher Prices higher and
going UP! Buy HERE and NOW these low, money
saving prices 1t is wise to prepare for Summer
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-14

as the reactionary police brains of ORyan try to
make people believe
The problem that we have TO deal with is
distinction as to their political opinions; it is the
problem of piece of bread, of sufficient unem-
ployment relief of freedom Of speech of the
right to strike and picket.
Mayor LaGuardis could at one stroke make al
unemployed denonstra tons unnecessary, if he
would, for instance, train his police against Wall
Street, if he would force Wall Street to give up
from their profits much as the unemployed
workers need for food and shelter But since the
unemployed will not starve, there will be unem-
poyed demonstrations, and even pgger ones.
Socialist workers, workers in the A. F. of L.
unions: the whole working class of New York must
put up energetic front against the fascination
of New York Socialist and Communist workers
all workers without distinction to their political
party Affiliations, have one common interest and
one common front. Learn that from Germany
and Austria!
Mobilize the trade unions, the shops, the unem-
ployed! Answer every police attack with powerful
mass protests and with protest strikes There are
many Socialist and Communist workers in most
trade unions Of New York Ii LsGuardia and
Organ learn from the fascistS in Yorkville let
us jointly learn from Germany and Austria: The
fascination, in the struggle for daily interests.
in the struggi, for the most elementary liberties Of
the workers.
1t is the most burning problem before the Amer
lean working class.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-14

Chas, Kinda, recently arrested in
Philadelphia and held on $4,000 bail
each, for defiling the homes of
strikers of the ski. industries.
While on the Philadelphia job, the
thugs were said to be working for
the Bergoff Detective Agency, 2 Co
lumbus Circle, New York.
This prosecution grows out OF
determined campaign on the part
of the LaGuardia administration
against the Communist Party. The
persecution of the Daily Worker is
obviously part of the drive of ter
rorism and suppression which La
Guardia inaugurated last week in a
secret press conference with the
capitalist press. The latest pro-
nouncement of Police Commission
er Organ urging police brutality
against the jobless and the Com
munists Is also an integral part of
a concerted drive by the city adj
ministration to suppress all resist
ance to the growing ruthlessness of
the LaGuardia administration.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-14

Jury on charge of criminal
libel on representations made
by the strike-breaking Sher-
wood Detective Bureau of
1457 Broadway.
They have both been summoned
to appear this morning at 10 O'Clock
in the Court of General Sessions on
Center St., between Franklin and
White SITS. Joseph Brodsky and
Edward Kuntz of the International
Labor Defense are the defending
attorneys.
The basis Of the charge is a Sc
ries of articles written by Raymond
during March and April exposing
the strikebreaking of detective
agencies in the city. The exposures
grew out Of activities of the agen-
cies in the strike OF the New York
taxi drivers.
AhIcC Il CdI Il cAdity
The penalty for criminal libel is
up to three years in the peniten-
tiary.
The specific article upon which
the charge is based is an exposure
of the activities of George Will
liams, who was for many years a
close associate of Max Sherwood,
who in turn had connections with
the notorious Nosovitsky forgeries
purporting to prove mythical plots
of the Communist Party of the U. S.
in Mexico.
Williams, an employee of the
Sherwood Detective Bureau, has a
long record of anti-working class
activities, including strikebreaking
and thuggery against picket lines.
Working for Williams and Sher-
wood in the taxi strike were the
well-known thugs Eddy Gatti and
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-14
Hathaway, Raymond Indicted By Nev York Grand jar,
Lawyer Goes
.ToHungary
To Aid Rakosi
Communist Leader Has
Served 8-Year Term;
Kept Imprisoned

MOSCOW, June 13-David Lev
inson, International Labor Defense
of Philadelphia, is on his
way to Hungary to act for the re-
lease of Matthias Rakosi, leader of
the Communist Party of Hungary,
who, though he has completed an
8-ycar prison sentence, is still kept
in Jail.
Comrade Rakosi was arrested in
1924, when he returned to Hun
gary, and after being tried on every
charge the prosecution could mag
inc, he was sentenced and served
his time in full. Despite this fact,
the Hungarian government is keep
ing him confined, and preparing a
new trial to cover the original
charges in which he served his SEN
tence at hard labor. Rakosi was
one of the leaders of the Hungarian
Soviet Government in 1919.
A world protest campaign has
been started to force the release of
this heroic Hungarian Communist,
Attorney Levinson's trip to Buda-
pest should be accompanied by a
stream of protest kilograms to the
Hungarian embassies and consuls
in all cities. Rakosi has served his
time on framed-up charges. De-
mand he be released Immediately.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-14

LaGuardia and Organ will not stop the course
Of history.
The working class of New York is, united, strong
enough to put up mpregnable Dam against the
fascination of New York by OPyan and LaGuarda.
numbers have shown that the stage is past when
the workers permitted the right t. demonstrate,
to strike and to picket, TO be taken away from
them without struggle. 1t is a question of these
elementary rights, necessary means in the struggle
of the working class for tbs daily needs of bread
For without such a struggle the working class
will not only not get one piece Of bread, but even
the last piece of bread will be taken away from
them The question in this situation is not as
Organs ponce brains ucder LaGuardia's orders,
try to make people believe: that the Communists
preparing bloody instruction in New York.
Without having won the majority Of the American
working class for Communism, without the SYM
pathy and the friendly neutrality of the broad
middle strata in city and country W. Communists
cannot seize power. When the majority of the
American working class has convinced itself of the
correctness of the Communists views wner the
broad middle strata in city and country
other way out but the which we show them,
then the American working class will seize power,
whether Organ and LaGuardia like II or not.
DUT this is not the problem at the present moment.
We know that the majority Of the workers
not yet Communists, although we are trying to
convince them by agitation and propaganda by
But We Communists do not play with instruction,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-14
: Drive Nazi
Hanfstaengl
Out of U.S.!r'
Mobilize Mass Protest
Saturday A gainst
Hitler's Agent

NEW YORK, June 13.-One of
the most rabid of Hitler's poison
propaganda agents, Ernst Franz
Sedgwick Hanfstaengel, arrives in
New York on the Europa, Saturday,
June Is, on invitation of President
Conant of Harvard University.
Hanfstaengel's chief duty for the
Nazi butchers is to justify, in En-
glish-speaking countries, the slaugh-
ter of Communists and anti-fascist
fighters.
His hasty decision to come to the
United States, after at first cancel
ling his trip, is undoubtedly Hit
ler's answer to. the growing anti
fascist campaign in this country,
and especially the rising fight here
against the threatened execution Of
Ernst Thaelmann. leader Of the
Communist Party of Germany.
The New York Anti-Nazi Fedora
ton is calling upon all workers or
CARNATIONS, upon all anti-fascist
groups and sympathizers, as we'll as
upon all Jewish bodies, to mobilize
their forces for gigantic protest
demonstration against this foul &C
complete of the Hitler murder re-
gime, when he arrives in New York.
Thousands of workers should mass
at Pier Sc, at the foot of West 46th
ST., Saturday, when Hanfstaengel
arrives, as a protest against his ar
rival and to demand the freedom
of Ernst Thaelmann and other i'm
prisoned anti-fascists. The exact
time of the arrival of the Europa
is not known, but will be published
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-14
Tighe Assails Militants:
Workers Urge Disarming
OF Company's Gangsters
Steel Workers, Decide On
Strike Action!

OTEEL workers attending the Amagamated Association
convention in Pittsburgh today must be guard against
any proposal that abandon the fight for the seven basic
demands drawn up the head of Mike Tighe at the
last convention.
Steel workers not present at the convention should
lombard the convention with the demand that the fight
begun June 10th Saturday for the following pro-
u The sx-hOur day, fve-day
p S100 minimum wage labor other trades
to receive increased wages in proportion
81 Abolition Of the diferentiaI South
a. Equal right for Negro workers.
81 Recognition Of the union and the recognition
partment committees to adjust grievances
s. Adoption of the Workers Unemployment
1888 before Congress.
y Against the speed-up
These the demands of the workers file
members the Metal Workers Industrial
for united action
against the robber steel barons
NOW not only the reactonay Mike Tighe but the
Committee of Ten elected by the prevent Tghe
selling them out abandon seven They
Continued Page 81
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-14
Nazi Pick New Victims
In Horst Vessel Case

BERLIN, June 13.-The efforts of
the Nazis to increase the number
Of victims framed-up for the killing
of the Fascist degenerate, Horst
Vessel in 1881, resulted yesterday
in murder accusation against
three more workers before the Ber-
lin Criminal Court.
The worker originally accused
with shooting the pervert Vessel
was tortured to death in a Naz
prison. The three now facing exc
cution are Peter Stoll, Hans ziegler
and Sol Epstein. Their crime" con-
sists in the fact that they are al
legged to have frequented cafe
where Communists met before the
Hitler regime came to power.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-14
White House Bars
Paymentin Kind to
Pay for War Debts
Was Only a Bargaining
Point to Britain,
and Is Rejected

WASHINGTON, June 10. = To
ward off possibilities that various
countries would attempt to use the
war debt note to Great Britain to
pay debt installments by goods or
services, a warning was sounded
at the White House against any
such Interpretation. This offer
was originally made to and rejected
by Great Britain.
officials at the State Department
now indicate that this was only
bargaining point in order to force
discussions with Britain on the war
debts, when the British had already
declared that they refused to pay
the war debts in any form.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-14
For United Acon Lauaas Economy ascisaion Program
AN DIT oRIAI

in Birmingham, save the South from the Com
munists
Thus the rich planters save California from the
Communists.
Thus the National Guards in Minneapolis and
Toledo under orders of the bosses save democracy
from the Communists
Thus the steel magnates are preparing with
breaking guards, to save the steel mills from the
Communists.
The liberal $25000-a-year Mayor and the gentle
man Organ repeat the usual police phrases which
reaction has for tens and hundreds of years re-
peated against every revolutionary movement
IT is evident that the terror is directed particularly
against the Communists That liberal" Mayor
is at the head of the city, at $4,000 year, is
undoubtedly an advance for the family of the
honorable gentleman. But this does not give the
unemployed anything to eat. And since we Com
munists-as is the duty of members of revolu-
tionary party-are modifying the unemployed for
the struggles for their needs, he believes that the
can prevent the struggle of the obless by persecut
ing the Communists
Just as Hitler has not been able to destroy
the Communists just as the Communists in Ger
many will finally destroy Hitlerism, so the Amer
lean working class will. under the leadership of
Of Wall Street, of the steel and automobile kings
and their politicians and Isckeys, the IaGuardias
and Organs. The reactonary police brains of
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-14
Roosevelt Senators
Block Nem Action
On Bonus Measure
DAILY Worker Washington Buro)

DAILY Worker Washington Buro)
WASHINGTON. June 49,
Senator Robinson of Arkansas,
the Roosevelt leader in the Sem
ate, blocked action on the Pat
man bill to cash veterans adj
justed compensation (bonus) GER
tificates today.
The committee of three named
by the recent veterans rank and
file convention-J. o. Eaton, j.
r. Wholley and Harold Kicker
son-called for immediate re-
newed demands for action by
this Congress. They said, There
is still time to force a vote be-
fore Congress goes home. We
will not relax our campaign, but
rather we must redouble our eff
forts
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-14
Call n. Y. City
Demonstration
For ThaeImanr
Workers VIII Mass in
Defense of German
Communist Leader
PICKETS ARRESTED
Downtown DemOnstra-
ton in N. Y. Tomorrow

NEW YORK. - A central
city-wide demonstration to
demand the release of Ernst
Thaelmann, German work
ing-class leader, will be held
Saturday, June %, at $50 a..
M, it was announced yester-
day by the Anti-Nazi Federation.
The demonstration will include a
parade to the Nazi Consulate, IT
Battery Place, where demands from
many organizations will be pre-
sented. The place where workers
will congregate will be announced
later.
Meanwhile picketing by workers
before the Nazi consulate is still
going on. The Fur Workers IN
dustrial Union has called mass
open-air meeting at noon today at
10Th st. and Seventh Ave. to protest
the imprisonment of Ernst Thael-
mann.
Demonstra ton TOmmOrw
Thousands of workers modified
by the Downtown sections of the
International Labor Defense, Com
munist Party, Unemployment Coun-
ellis and other organizations will
march through the lower East Side
demanding the freedom of Thael-
mann and the Scottsboro boys. The
parade will start at Union Square
at z p. m.
John Howard Lawson, we'll known
writer; Richard B. Moore, national
organizer for the I. L. D.; Louis
Lyman, President of the Needle
Trades Workers Industrial Union;
Hans Baer, young German refu-
gee, and others will speak at Union
Square.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-14


in Saturdays Daily Worker, or
should be obtained from other
papers.
kilograms of protest should be
sent Immediately to President
Roosevelt against Hanfstaengl's
landing in the United States. Let
tiers and kilograms of protest should
be sent to DR.. Conant, president of
Harvard University, Cambridge,
Massachusetts,, against the invita-
ton of the alumni association,
which is the excuse for this Nazi
scoundrel's entry into this country.
Drive the fascist executioners'
agent out of the United States! De-
mand the freedom OF Thaelmann!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-14
Cuban General Strike
Called for June 10
against Fascist Group

HAVANA, June ia general
strike as a counter demonstra-
ton to the fascist demonstration
called by the A.B.C., a reaction
airy Wall Street supported Or
ganization in Cuba, has been
called by the Cuba National
Confederation of Labor to last
from June Is to June II.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-14
SMWU Issues Unity Call;
Congress Gets Bill To
Break the Steel Strike
A. A. Convention Gets
Call for Unity and
Strike Preparations
Special to the Daily Worker

PITTSBURGH, Pa, June 13.-On
the eve of the opening of the con-
vention Of the Amalgamated Asso-
citation in Elks Auditorium tomor-
row, the Steel and Metal Workers
Industrial Union issued a statement
to all delegates again proposing
unity of all steel workers in strike
preparations.
The statement. signed by Pat
Cush and James Egan, says in part,
we again propose united action be-
tween the S. M. w. I. U. and the
A. A. Steel workers have everything
to gain through trade union unity,
and everything to lose if the ranks
CONTINUED on Page q
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-14
SOCIALISTS and A. F. of L. workers,
~ what do you think of LaGuardia?

NOOlALlOlO dIu "A. L. OIL Il. workers.,
~ what do you think of LaGuardia?
What the German and the Austrian
Socialist leaders told the workers, the
Socialist leaders also tell the workers
here in America: When fascism comes,
they declare, then we shall fight.
But the latest events in New York Toledo
Minneapolis in the steel centers. In Alabama Cali
fornia, and hundreds of other cities, prove clearly
and beyond doubt to the workers that there is
no sharp demarcation between bourgeois democracy
and fascism.
The liberal" and progressive" LaGuardia and
his Police Commissioner Organ, are training the
police against the workers of New York just as
bloodhounds are trained Under threat of dismissal
and disciplinary action, the police are melted to
club workers heads. The more brutal a policeman
is against the workers. the greater his chances of
promotion
Arrested workers are tortured in the jails by
the same methods the Nazis torment the German
workers in the Brown Horror chambers LaGuardia
and Organ train the police against the workers in
the same spirit in which Hitler's storm troopers
are trained Hitler's slogans are alsc LaGuardia's
and Organs slogans. just as Hitler wants to saw,
Germany from Communism so LaGuarda and
Organ want to save New York from the Comnu-
nists
With the same methods the Ku Kluxers the
White Legionnaires the bandits of the Steel Trust