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The Washington times., 1932-05-14
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IN FESTIVAL
Of YOUTH
West Potomac Park damned
In Carnival Memorial
to Washington

West Potomac Park was one
huge playground today as
Washington children joined
in the Festival of Youth to
pay tribute to the memory of
the father of their country.
The festival, under auspices of
the District of Columbia George
Washington Bicentennial CommIs,
sion, is tribute to George Wash
ington.
The sunny weather, which
came as a surprise to rain7soaked
Washington, attracted hundreds
of children from nearby Maryland
and Virginia.
Many Garry Lunches
Parents were seen in all Sec
lions Ct the park carrying lunch
baskets.
Fearful of casualties, the Dis
trict chapter of the American
Red Cross established first aid
stations at Lincoln Memorial, the
Monument and at Fifteenth Street
and Constitution Avenue.
On the Ellipse diamonds, base
ball games were played between
the various secondary schools of
the city.
Still unplayable because Of re-
cent rain, 10 tennis courts at the
Monument Grounds were closed
to players by order of Capt. F.
W. Hoover, manager of the Wei
fare and Recreational Association.
Five concrete courts, however,
were available, he said.
Skating was begun at an early
hour on the, concrete walks
around the Rejecting Pool, while
just south of the pool the Boys
Club of Washington presented a
circus, an exhibit of aircraft, ath-
letic events and a concert by the
Harmonica Band.
Track meets between Junior
high school teams, golf tourna-
ments for junior golfers under 10,
and a variety of games, including
volley ball, basketball, croquet,
and paddle tennis were taken up
at l p. m. and played contlnu-
ously through 4 p. m.
High Water flinders
Continued flood conditions
along the Potomac made it
inadvisable for the sea scout
units to attempt towing five
cutters, which were to be raced
in the Tidal Basin, up the river
from the sea scout base.
Edward Schmidt, chief United
States engineer, refused to open
the Tidal Basin flood gate in view
Of an eight-mile current in the
river. The sea scout director,
w. L. Leitch, thereupon shifted
the scene of the sea scout races
to the upper part of washington
channel, where the current was
found to be negligible.
Regatta of Models
A complete model yacht regatta
was staged in the Rejecting Pool
under the auspices Of the Wash
ington Model Yacht Club. The
competition was divided into six
classes of sailing yachts and one
class Of power yachts.
A variety Of model airplanes
were demonstrated on the north
slope Of the Monument Grounds
by members Of the District Model
Aircraft League.
At the Sylvan Theater, children
from the various community CEN
tiers participated in a band con-
cert, a series of dances and a glee
club concert.
The concluding event of the
festival will be a procession OF
tribute from Fifteenth and E
Streets Northwest, to the Wash
ington Monument.
The Washington times., 1932-05-14
IOO,OOO,OOO Letters
Due at White House

President Hoover'S mail is to be
increased by a mere 100,000,OOO
letters if plans launched yester-
day by advocates of modification
of the prohibition law have their
way.
A chain letter has been circu-
lated in Washington and else
where urging the recipient to
write to the Chief Executive urg'
ing modification and then to ask
nine acuuaintanceS to do likewise.
The Washington times., 1932-05-14
MUSOLIT Meeting

1.-THE outlook of the College
Graduate" will be the topic of the
monthly forum of the Mu-So-Lit
Club meeting tomorrow at 6 p. m.
The speakers will include Miss
Joanna Houston, assistant dean
of women at Howard University,
and John F. Bright, teacher at
Randall Junior High School.
The Washington times., 1932-05-14
Truck Crashes Door,
-Four BOyS Injured

Four small boys are today re-
covering from minor injuries after
being knocked down yesterday by
a. truck that rolled down a run
way at Eleventh and F Streets
southwest, crashed through a
door and struck them as they
were walking by.
Those injured are Leslie Loring,
S: Richard Dobson, Is; John
Barrett, S, and Edward Barrett, g.,
all Of 473 E st. S. W.
The Washington times., 1932-05-14
Valet Shop Manager
Shoots His En,pLOYe

In an argument over money, Ed
ward Green, 81, a colored boot.
black, was shot in the right arm
by the manager of a valet shop
at $40 F st. N. w., yesterday.
Anthony Finneli, 80, the manager,
said he fired when the bootblack
picked up piece Of pipe and ad-
vanced toward him.
Green was treated at Emergency
Hospital and later removed to Gal
linger. Both men we're charged
with assault,
The Washington times., 1932-05-14
Japanese Ball Team
YiSitinn in District

Members of the japanese
baseball team of Tokyo yesterday
placed a wreath on the tomb OF
Woodrow Wilson at Washington
Cathedral.
Earlier the team was received
by Ambassador Debuchi at the
Japanese Embassy.
The Washington times., 1932-05-14
SERVICE AT CATHEDRAL

Several hundred members of
the Women's Auxiliary of the
Episcopal Diocese of Washington
participated in their annual Spe-
cial service yesterday at the Ca
thedral, including holy COM
munion,
The Washington times., 1932-05-14
JOBLESS IN D. c.
CAIN; 10000
SEEK WORK
Situation Bad; 5000 Groups
Aided by Public Money;
485 Business Failures

Washington's condition with
respect to unemployment,
though by no means as bad as
that Of most cities, is such as
to cause apprehension-the
more so because unemploy-
ment appears to be increasing
here, and because of the I'M
certainty over Federal pay
cuts and dismissals.
Information gathered by the
Community Chest indicates that
approximately 10000 men and
women are now registered as APP
plicants for jobs at the public
employment office here, and that
this must be regarded as a
minimum, because Of the numer-
Gus other employment bureaus in
the city.
Have Own Burdens
Labor unions, it is pointed out,
have their own employment
bureaus; certain fraternal orders
and other organizations have such
aid for their own members, and
there are in addition the CONNER
cial bureaus.
While no figures are available
as to the number of job appli-
cants on these rolls, it would seem
a reasonable estimate that there
might be 5000 names on them
that are not duplicated at the
public employment offices.
It is pointed out further that
5000 families we're aided by pub
lie funds during the past Writer.
Not all these cases of distress were
due to unemployment, but I'M
doubtedly that was large factor
in many of them.
Shown by Records
An interesting indication of the
effects of unemployment locally
appears in the records of the SUI
perintendent of licenses of the
District of Columbia.
The District requires that some
so types of businesses be licensed.
There are, of course, many other
types that do not require licenses,
but so many are thus supervised
that they afford a fair cross-sec-
ton of conditions locally.
From the beginning Of the fis'
cal year last July to the present
date, 20,101 such licenses were is
sued-a large increase over the
number last year, which was 15,'
952.
On the face of the returns,
that looks like marked improve
ment in conditions. The facts.
however, show just the opposite.
Increase in Hackers
The increase was due to the
great increase in the number Of
hackers licenses granted-this
year 1879, as against 2,945 for
the corresponding period last
year. Hackers licenses have been
taken out largely by unemployed
men and women who own or can
drive cars.
The increase in the number Of
hackers licenses in itself, there
fore, indicates growing unem-
ployment, and the same condi-
ton is shown conversely by the
fact that all other licenses issued
declined from 1907 last year to
1882 this year, meaning that
number Of small businesses-485.
to be exact-have presumably
gone to the wall.
The need Of prompt relief
locally is strongly urged by the
Washington Council Of Social
Agencies, and the Senate District
Committee will shortly decide
upon the matter Of an appropri-
alton of 100000 for that pur-
pose.
The Washington times., 1932-05-14

it remains to be seen what they Will
do with him. For Mr.. Cohan is one
of the grandeurs of the American
stage, one of it's few absolutely first
rate talents; and if Mr.. Cohan is
wasted on movie drivel of the usual
sort it will be an appalling shame.
The name of his first vehicle has been
announced and hasn't exactly inspired
confidence but good movies have a
habit of growing out of bad stories
witness "The Birth Of a Nation y
so there is still hope.
His Own Stuff
Mr.. Cohan, of course, has. con-
tributed to the movies himself; some
of his plays have been screened and
many other pictures have been so
Cohanesoue that one could onlv as
The Washington times., 1932-05-14
CARD FETE PLANNED

The ladies auxiliary Of the
Washington Retreat House will
stage a card party Monday night,
$3.50 p. M, at the Masonic Hall,
Eighth and F SITS. N. E.
The Washington times., 1932-05-14
True to Type
MOVIES GET G. M. CONAN;
NOW WHAT WILL THEY
DO WITH HIM?
Bv GILBERT SELDES-

HE movies have opportunity to make one OF the
greatest mistakes of their career and don't know how
the betting stands that they will make the most OF It,
They have engaged George M. Cohan-persuaded hm to
accent a believe the official phrase-and now
The Washington times., 1932-05-14
W. P. A. ON OUTING

Members of the Washington
Passenger Association will hold
a two-day outing to Atlantic City
June 4 and s
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27
WaibingtOner
Sour =aaerlei
Sdluraffen- Ausflus

9ie beige @eieai6oft oeuti6er
6rettnoe oes @umors uno Ser &unit
oie nS9laraffia @oibingtonio", fanb
ii6 oorigen Sonntag 5ablrei6 in ser
gaitli6en @obnung ibres beliebter,
Mitglieoes, Serrn gilbert 8uebler,
in Silper Spring, elm, Inn nit linn
BEN 5riibling 81 feiern uno einige
StitnOen oes 6robiinns 81 Oerbrin-
gen. Seoes Sobr ldot SEER 8uebler
unO oeiien prd6tige 6rolt uno 6omt-
lie Ole S6loroffen 81 lif elm, uno
ieOes Deal gebt es i6loroffii6 Der.
Sn autos fubr man binaus oufs
2ano. Silper Spring liegt nGmlidl
in Morplano, noroli6 Ser Staot
@aibin9ton, eingebettet in 8lumen
uno 8Gumen. Ser dl1Bere uno in
mere Meni6 fommt INNER auf Die
Soften, tuenn man SIT Dem %unpertpiiit=
li6en S6moben binauspilgert, oeiien
&eimat oS6naben" ni6t umionit
remit altf n2aben~. S6maben ltnO
Silper Spring uno S6loroffen lino
un3ertrennli6e 8egriffe. Auf frobeS
@ie6eriebenl 10 rief man li6 beim
glbi9ieonebmen obenos gu. 9os Ser5
gebort oa8u. SEER 8uebler bat bic
les Ser5l
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27
Office: no sedite e.raae, y. %
Die @irtiduftslase I'M aleinOtrfuuf.

Sn ser Staot 8aibington merit
man BON ser arbeitsloiigfeit 6es Cam
oes unO Der @irtidaftsfriIe meniqer.
Eroboem-gebt man ourd oie Stra-
BEN, 10 merit mar on 0en 4reiien in
ben S6aufenitern uno in r0epart-
ment" %&aufbGuiern bolo, oaB iif bic
les gegen Die 3eit Dor fiinf bis adjt
Sobren geGnoert bot. Wan tam itdl
p%nbrboftig IN einem guten garbier-
laoen in 8oibington beute fir 25
Sent Tin anoeren 5dQen fir 80 un0
30 ooer 40 Gent Die Saore idneioen
loilen. In Der befannten g5"-Stro-
BE, Der SauptitroBe @oibinatons,
limo in bisber teuren H~eItouronts
@ilen fir 40 Gents (9inner) gu ba-
ben. Sin Der n&~=StraBe gi6ts in
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deiten fir 60-65 Gents, 6riibitiide
fiir 25 @entsl 9ie 8reiie in alei-
Oerio6en iino 6eoeuteno gegen friiber
gefaaen. Die Wfieten uno 90bne limo
oleroings nod moerbGItnismdBig
bod. Sn ben 9doen uno &otels lit
I'M gan5en menig los. IQes lit
tot. aeiner ideint @elo gu boben.
S6iffslinien (tpie oHeo Star" uno
Die oelltiden) nad europa loiien
gauge Sdiffe, Die friiber ilur fir
Paiiogiere ct tt + &laiie 81 baben
paren, fir Gouri it e n poliogierc
uno pSouriiten"- 80 reie fobreu.
Die neue 3eit madt iid auf oieie
8eiie aIio pielfad GuBerLid bemerf=
bar.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27
Sir Oas n@al6iugtoner S%ournal"
MauOglOfen
CUR 3eitgci9i6tr
Nmerifa mnO 0entidlunO reiden iidl
bic San6.
bon g. @Geis

Nob langen Sabren ser Sitterfeit
uno 6einoi6oft t0nte in 0ieien ga
gen cine Stimme oes 5rieoens unO
Ser Geriobnlng uno enogiiltiger
6auernoerS reuno 6a in
oas politii6e oe1tti6e
Gerbdltnis binein, oos Ser &rieg 10
ara getriibt bate. Sn Sobofen, Der
Staot, in mel6er 10 piele 9eltihe
mobnen ooer mobnten, no 10 piele
9eutl6e gelanoet iinO unO BON mo-
man 1917 unO 1918 gum &rieg ge=
gen 9euti6lon0 alis5og, reidten lit)
ebemolige &rieger uno 6einoe, Setc-
ralten oes @eltfrieges, oeuti6e uno
amerifanii6e, Die Sano. Seite an
Seite mori6ierten friibere oeutl6e
uno amerifanii6e SolOaten 6ur6 bic
StroBen Ser Staot sur ct. 8auls=
fir6e, mo sic bisber bort feblenoe
0eutide &ei6Sfabne enoli6 ntb oalt-
erno ben anoeren eingereibt luuroe.
Mntpeieno mar Ii. a. Der oeutl6e Sc
neraltoniul in Seem gorf, Or. Otto
Step, Ser feierlid sic oeuti9e Sabine
iiberreidte. 8iloer Ser 3eremonie
muroet in oen &inotbeatern unO 3ei-
tungen oes 2onoes ge3ei9t. 9ie
SearitblGtter bradten einen eigenen
Seitartifel, in meldem nit &e6t oaS
Solgenoe geiogt luurOe: r9ie alte
@unoe lit gebeilt. Die nod dltere
SreunoIdaft-oenn elm 8iertel Oes
amerifanii6en Bottles bat oeutl6es
8lut in ieinen Moern-iIt beute felter
oelln ie 5upor. Die filr5e 3eit Ser
Seinold)aft 1T Doriiber, &eutes berrfdt
oas Chaos, uno Der @eg beraus aus
Dem gleno 1T mittels iolder Seritan-
oigung, mie in Sobofen ge3eigt pltr-
oe, ais oie SABINE 9eutIdlan0s in ben
&ationali6rein aufgenommen fpur-
oe, begriiBt bon omerifanii6en Diff
5ieren in. Observation-Disclosures. 8ie
Die @elt li6 in Ser fltr3en 3eitlpanne
BON fiinf5ebn Sabren gednoert bqt!
SIN Stalienilhen gibt es elm Spri1=
mort, oos piel @abrbeit entbdlt:
nSempo e galantuomo~, Die 3eit lit
elm bofli6er SEER. @igentlid iino es
Is Sabre, ni6t fiinf5ebn, (namli6
felt 1910, oaB Der oeutiden 5lagge
uilo Dem oeutiden 8olfe b~ier5nlailoe
feline ~gebiibrenoe Gbre mebr erfpielen
puroe. Nun. 1T boffentli6 auf inn
mer oie 6einoiduft poriiber. 8ir
moaen ale ~pergeiien iro p%ergeben.
Maes beriteben beiBt o1es per5eiben.
@u6 oriiben IN 9eutl6lano bat man
gepeiie Ser 6reunoi6oft fir ameri-
ia befunoet, Defenders inoem man
nod fiir3li6 ben 8lab am Sebrter
8ububof in Berlin r@albington-
8lab" tanfte. Sier unb oa lieit man
in amerifanii6en 2eitartifeln leioer
nod man6es b0ie @ort. Aber i'm
aagemeinen lit Der &rieg, beionoers
fir oas groBe Golf, enoli6 poriiber.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27

sic Seiligfeit bon 8eriaiaes glaibt! ,
9ie Sitlerbepegrlng bolt Gurtilts tltr
peniqer mddtig als a~ilgenomlllefl
miro. 0ur SO 8ro5ent aaer Stlnl-
men fielen in Ben lebten 8nblen r9lt-
Ter 5u. (9luBerbalb 9eittl6lattos,
beIon0ers in 5ronfreidL ibelnt man
oos nidt gu piiier. @Beroem mill
8riining nod ~neuelten geadriHten
Sitter gegeniiber Die eilerne Sou It
aur anmenoung bringen. Sitter
ideint iih arf Die 3%rflnft pertrolten
al mouen, inoem er &ompromlB-
ihlieBuaq nit onoeren YarteIelt, be-
ionoers 6em Centrum, ablebnt). Die
3entrumspartei lteat Gurtius OILS
Shl~iiiielportei (&ep polition) IN Der
oonaen Gage bin, cine Sortet, bic
nod Ieiner Meinung fiibl uno per-
niinftig porgebt uno feinerlel grperl=
mente ooer ertreme 8epegungen Dull
Sen miro. Gnrtius ruft lelblt sur
gelinmlmg auf. Die 8oblen ltno
poriiber, iage er nit &ebt, iebt beiBt
es enolid banoelnl Die 3eIt Ut
bellte foitbar. @fan itebt Dor Dem
g(baruno. l1nIagbares @lenD plro
folaen, penn man iebt, na6iten Wto-
nat in 2ouIonne, Die &ataltropbe
nidt ~abtpenoet. - SSn 2%auianne miro
man natiirli6 mieoer fliden nlto aut-
ihieben. Man miro 9eutl6lano Ell
men big
8ilm DECEMBER 5ugeiteben, peil oarrt
oie interaaiierten 3ablungen taltg
peroen nno Mmerifa feline eigenen
@oblen binter iid bot. Serriot ipiro
lid 3u oieier gereinbarung bereit I'M
ben.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27
Gurtius iiber bic internatiOnale Gage
bon beute.

Gurtius, friiberer Oeuti6er illus
lonosminiIter, fommt IN lebter 3eit
in Ser amerifonii9en Brelie @ott
0anf otter gu @orte. 8origen Sonn-
tag (@aibinston rStar") wies er
nit fedt alf Die fali6e Bolitit Der
friiberen 5einoe 9eutidlanoS in Der
Ia6friegs3eit bin. 8ooorop @il-
ion marnte 1916 Dor oieier 8olitit
Ser llnteroriidung Der geiiegten.
(Serrli6e @orte lprad oamals Der
amerifanii6e 9raiiOent. Als er aber
lelblt in 8aris mar, CAB er leine
@runoiGBe aufD @ilion reoete bon
@eredtigfeit, Sreibeit, @lei6beit &C.
aeniiber oem S6md6eren. @r pollte
einen Srieoen obne Sieger uno 8e-
lieatel Gtatt oeiien CAB es einen grall-
iomen 9iftatfrieoen, cine riidlifts-
Ioie Seqemonie nno @ewaltberrlfofi
Ser Sieger. Sir 9elti6lano marer
Die lebten orei5ebn Sabre cine ein5ige
bio oolorola. @eriailes criticize ollie
&earnaeh Der 8eriobnlng uno @e-
redtiqfeit. 9euti6lano i6entte Der
@elt 2ocarno, es trat in ben 8olfer-
buno elm, es madte u~ngebenre finar-
aieae anItrengumgen, opferte Giles
i'm oSylltereiie oes Srieoens, Der Ser
St1noiaung, es bnlf ales ni6ts-
Strelemann miiroe beute ni6t ar-
oers banoeln fpie 8riining, troB Der
aegenteiligen aniidt Auiten Giant
pertains bon England (oer aud an
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27
Sir Dos ~8ai6instoner S%ouruaI"
&atbOlii6e 9cntldc Der
amerifanif6rm &OlOnial-
Srit 0734=17S4)
ca. @I.)

Sin bis6er tpenig befanntes @ebiet
INSTRUMENTATION 6riibgei6ibte,
nGmlid Die MnfGnge oes t atboIt-
6 Il 9euti6tums, bat in elmer por=
5iigli6en @rbeit sur grmerbltng 0es
uMalter Of Mrts" -@raoes an Ser
o&atboliiAen ltniperfttGt" in 8oib-
ington, 9. 6. Ser bo6m. @err 8ene-
oiftinerpoter 9ambert S6rott
Cats 8opern gebiirtig) beodert (ARa-
i6inenldrift, 225 Seiten). @rnoer-
tie bon 2ueaen bat er benltbt. g9ir
laiien fur3 Die Saltptreiultate ieiner
6orihungen folgen. Die 9lrbeit ipur-
De i'm DISQUALIFICATION Seminar Oes
beriibmten 8rofeiiors Or. Setter
@uiloop ongeregt, Ser iel6it Ii. q. elm
Bud iiber Die 3eit Oes 8ii6ofS Sobn
Carroll geI6rie6en bat.
Inns alien lit oos Sabr 1858 nit
Dem n@oncoro" =S6iff unO 2anoung
elmer groBeren Grippe 9euti6er III
8bilaOelpbia=@ Germantown mobl be-
fannt. Son 1927 Bis t775 laroe-
ten meiter 69,872 9eutide in &bila-
oelpbia ollein; Man i1dBt oie 3abl
Ser 9 Ell Of e I'M Often Der belt
tigen @ereinigten Staaten um 1875
a1tf 100000. 9as maren ales ed-
te, quite Mitsman0erer, ni6t Sepor=
tierte, &erbre6er un0 unertDiinl6te
@lemente mie oas BEL @~ngldnOern oft
Ser Saa NOR. 9aber bon p%ornberein
audi Ser Neio ouf oie 9euti6en, Ser
8eginn Ser 8erlel1mOlng gegelt tie.
0eilti1feinoli6e 8ropoganoa mar
BON Mnfang an in BEN &olonien be-
fannt. 9ie 8 dl5er in Sennipl=
uania unh Seem Oorf meroen ldon nm
1850 aIs ooltnlme uno abergldubi
id)e~ Meni6en gei6iloert. 9ie 0eltt-
iden tparen peoer reid nod arm,
feline Abentellrer, ionOern quite 8iir-
gersleute, piele %gebiloet, anoere obne
Siloung. 3u Squire in Der alten 9ei=
mat berr5dte @rmut, &rieg, San0-
not, Sunger. Sh Anerifa bottle
man aaer Sorgen IeOig 81 Iein, aber
fir oie meiiten CAB es bittere @rt-
tGui6ung. giele perfln9ten oieieni-
gen, bic fie b%eipogen botten, Die alte
Seimot gu p%erlaiiea. anoere rparen
gu Itola, es 5u8ugeben. aae aber
madten li6 an Die barte Arbeit, Die
Oem 2onoe piel Segen brafte.
@egen ibrer &eligion botten Die
erIten oeutiden 6 atbolifen (ple
oie irii6en) piel 81 leioen; iie fonn-
ten feline offentli6en 9lenlter belief
ben, nift einmal 2ano in ibrem ei9e-
men geamen beiiben ooer giirger tper-
Sen. @ber aud ionit ging eS ibnen
anfongs l6le6t. Sn n2ouiliana" GIN
qen 3mil6en 1718-1721 etlpa 10000
(meiIt ODER piele fatbolii6e) 9eltld)e
pbplil6 5ugrrnoe (im bentigen Ar=
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27
Batter nnb subn Oinsfeit semadt.
5armer arebS i6oB onf auto nit
le6s SnioiipL totete Den 2enfer.

Sarmer &rebs i6oB anf Nuto nit
ie6s Snioiien, t0tete Den 2enfer.
Die beioen S6ieBboloe Spencer
&rebs, AZ, uno iein Sobn &alpb, 20,
Oie am Wontag nabe 0fiooletopn
oas Mlto oes Sobn 81. Smith, ST.,
morinnen oeilen orei S6meltern Sc
ona Smith, 9orotbp Smitb uno
Srau @liie Semlers, iomie Die Sling
hinge &eeo Sill uno Safob Sbaper
Ii6 befanoen, alf offener 2anoitraBe
unbielten lno oaS meiterfabrenoe @e=
fGbrt nit &ugeln ourdlo6erten nno
babel ben 2enfer S. 81. Smitb tooli6
~perpunoeten - er itarb einige 3ett
aabber allf Dem @ege gum Union
W9emoriol Soipital - iino pom Ser
geanten &eap unb pom @%atrollmarm
SSobnlon i'm Sarmbauie oes dlteren
&rebs perbaftet uno ms @efdngnis
3u Somion, 900, eingeliefert moroen.
8eioe gaben als @runo Der S6ie-
Berei an, ooB ie oas Iuto anbIelten,
neil iie meinten, es mare oas gleide,
in mel6em Dor einigen 8oden etlibe
MGnner sic 6orm aufiu6ten nno Ell
ne sort porbanoene @ebeimbrenneret
in oie 9uft lprengten. uno oiele
molten tie bon Der 6arm oielesmal
fernbalten. n9as auto belt aber
ouf meinen 9efebl nidt on, logte Der
altere arebs, riomit idoB i'd IN Die
9uft. 9arm gingen mir beim. SD
bin Ser ein5ige, Der feuerte."
Die ii6erlebenoen S%niallen Oes
9lutos ba6en cine anbere gerlion nto
iooten, ser 2enfer belt Die 5pei Wtan-
ner auf Ser 2a1oitraBe fir 8anotten
1rno fubr inn giltempo lueiter. Serr
Gbaper bebauptete, beioe fingett 81
IdieBen an, Smith ipuroe ~oeriplltoel
lno ianf I'M @uto 3uiommen; er
(Sboper) Ienfte oarm Dos @nto sum
9oben oes Serrn @bilipp @ilbelm
in Wio6letomn, Ser Die Yoli5ei IN
Somion benodridtigte.
Sbaper erfldrte, ooB er nno ole
iibriaen Snioiien oes @ltos nIft ole
Ieiieite @bii6t gebabt batten, ben 6ar-
mer All beldltigen. @ae mitiammen
befanoen li1 arf einem Arsfllige, bet
meldem iie geborgte Bbonograpp-
platten auriidgeben ipolten.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27
Die frans0fiden arieesriitnnsen.

Gin @rtifel i'm u@albington Ser
olo" uno in anoeren Searitblattern
bonn porigen Sonntag brafte einnlal
Sranfreids 5eltungsgiirtel nno
&rieqsriiitungen bon beute Dor oas
breite 8ublifnm Mmerifas. Ser &or-
reiponoent oes 2onooner u9ailp Sele-
qrapb", 8rof. Maurice @erotbpobl
beldrieb, mie er iogt auf @rnno Ell
mes qebeimen 8eri6tes zines 5ad-
names, 5ranfreids geipoltige mill.
t1rii6e Mnltrengungen an Der bent.
ihen @ren5e. Marum mill 6rant'
reid in @enf auf Der punoerbare1
IbriiItungsfonferen5 feline l6mer(
MrtiQerie ni6t ~aufgeben? 9ieie Mr.
tiaerie lit nod @erotbmobl 6rant'
rei6s bette Sffenfipmaffe. @s banoelt
iih nod leiner Inii1t bel Dem Sc
Itungsbau d t nm 8erteioignnas
maBnabmen. SIN Sale zines &rieges
spiI6en 8olen uno 9eutidlano-oi(
3olen meroen INNER fiibner unO an:
ariffsluitiger inbe8ug auf San5iG
uno SitprenBen-pia 6ranfrei6 ii
Der Gage iein, obne bob eS feline
Sruppen moliliiiert, iofort Die 81
feniipe gegen 9eutidlano 5u err
qreifen. n@no ber mem fortifications,
mbid ibe is pleaieo to Describe az
oefeniipe, ore oeiigneo in realitp f.
lerpe Judi an offeniipe", iogt @erotb-
mobl, uno oieie Meinung ueroe bon