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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-15

Health OF future generations, to
say nothing OK that of the present
younger generation, may be serf-
ously affected by the current de-
preston unless individual families
take precaution to include In their
diet the proper essentials, no mat
ter how little may be the money
available for food, the state de-
partment of health warned to-day
in. its weekly bulletin.
This years child Is q trifle less
rugged, little more malnourished,
more poorly clad than in other
years, while his free and joyous
spirit may be dampened by the
grim spector of unemployment
which has invaded his home. The
problem to be. most seriously con-
fronted at this time is to safe
guard his health so that his ca
pacity for growth may not be per-
manently injured. The aftermath
of war and famine, when food sup
plies have failed, is stunted growth,
soft pliable bones, poorly developed
teeth and lack OF resistance to dis
ease. II present conditions con-
tinue, the children of the present
will be faced with similar results
and the next generation will have
to pay the penalty.
The burden Is plainly upon the
shoulders OF the adult to make
sacrifices so that young children
may not suffer. Mothers must
be taught to spend even their scant
amount Of food money wisely. MIX
must be included, since 1t contains
growth essentials and a rich source
of calcium needed for bones and
teeth. One fifth or, even one
fourth of the food money should
be used for milk in order to safe
guard health.
Since vegetables and fruits make
such an important contribution to
health, containing as they do
valuable mineral elements and vi
tamins that promote and favor
growth, one -fifth can well be spent
for these, of which the cheaper va
rieties should be selected potatoes,
cabbage. carrots, onionsJ Fruits
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-15

lied high gluten content cake
flour Of to-day.
More wheat, our most important
food, il produced in the United
States than in any other country.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-15

Premier Macdonald Of Britain
sent q wreath. to the funeral at
Lossiemcuth, Scotland, of the wife
of an old friend, John Stewart, a
fisherman.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-15

Peru has ordered all churches
70 display the nation flag. This
Is done 10 create "a spirit Of love
for the fatheriand." 49,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-15

Seven thousand FIVE acres have
been. reclaimed for agriculture by
planting trees In the desert country
in Tripolitania.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-15
cOOa :.


DhESStNG UP DESSERTS
An easy, way to give springtime
party desserts a touch of seasonal
coloring is to use tinted coconut,
which not only adds to the attrac-
tiveness of many kinds Of desserts,
but to their tastiness as well.
The manner of tinting It is SIM
pie: Sprinkle the coconut on white
paper. Dilute tiny bit of vege-
table, coloring-paste, tablet or
liQuid--in q small amount of wa
ter, pour over the coconut and rub
evenly through the shreds.
no toast coconut, sprinkle it in
a sthin layer in a pan or baking
sheet. Place under broiler in a hot
oven. Toast until a golden brown,
being careful that 1t does not burn.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-15

inches in diameter. Small dia-
monds and hearts can also be cut
and 1t adds much to the attractive
ness Of the finished try Of sand
witches If the shapes are varied.
The ways to decorate these sand
witches are innumerable.
Cream Cheese and Watermelon
Rind Sandwiches.
Cut rounds of date bread, maxi
ing them about three inches in
diameter. Spread thickly with
cream CHEESE and sprinkle cheese
with finely minced parsley. Put a
sweet picked watermelon ring in
the center. Put snip Of mara
schino cherry in the center Of the
uickle ring.
Ribbon sandwiches are another
attractive novelty. These are made
with two kinds Of bread cut in
thick slices, lengthwise Of the loaf,
and put together with a smooth
filling. For "checkerboards'' cut
again, making strips. Butter bread
lightly and put together with diff
ferent filings. Wrap tightly in
waxed paper and put in q cold
place for an hour or longer. Then
slice about 2-3 inch thick. The
filings must be quite smooth and
not SO moist as to soak into the
bread. A seasoned butter is often
used and Is very satisfactory when
several varieties OF assorted sand
witches are served.
Rolled sandwiches are another
interesting possibility. The bread
must be fresh for these and cut
very thin and even. Both graham
and white breads are used for
these, too. Remove crust and slice
bread, lengthwise Of the loaf.
Spread each slice with creamed
butter and roll up closely. Spread
one end Of each graham sandwich
evenly with butter and roll in
grated pistachio nuts. Spread the
white sandwich rolls with butter
and roll in grated yellow cheese.
OF course. any dry materials that
win cling to the butter can be used
but the yellow cheese ana green
nuts are suggested on account Of
their color.
This type Of sandwiches naturally
takes time to make, but Il Is
most beguiling and gives de-
lightfui party air 70 any function.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-15
TOMoRRow's MENU.

B r E KFAS T: Stewed
dried apricots, crisp broiled
bacon, rice omlet, bran. muf-
cookies. milk, tea.
LUN CHEON: Split pea
soup, toasted mullins, cottage
cheese and chives salad,
shred d d fresh pineapple,
cookies, milk tea.
DINNER: Veal pot roast
mashed potatoes, scalloped
tomatoes, head lettuce with
chiffonade dressing, rhubarb
and raisin pie, milk, coffee.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-15
,@MARH..
KITCHEN.
PEN FACE" SANDWICH
BY SISTER MARY


NEA Service Writer
The modern version Of a sand
witch is a far cry from the orig
inal "two slices Of bread with a
thin layer Of filling between" For
the most alluring Of sandwiches
uses but one slice of bread and the
filling 10 anything but thin.
This e"open face" sandwich can
be varied almost indefinitely. 1t.
can be- made and garnished so
pictpresquely that it looks more
like a connection than a sandwich.
Cream cheese softened with heavy
cream makes an effective border
piped around the edge. Stuffed
olives, sweet picked cucumber
rings, a bright tart jelly, pimento.
riced hard-cooked egg yolk, and
we'll seasoned sandwich mixture.
a fine large shrimp in aborder of
capers-all these and many other
materials can be used for the GEN.
ter Of the cheese border.
Graham, rye, white, whole
wheat or Boston brown bread can
be used for the foundation. The
bread should be sliced thin and
cut in rounds not more than two
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-15

THE STAFF OF LIFE
Flour, which is, ground grain,
was manlsind's first manufactured
food. 1t was first made in pre-
historic times by placing kernels Of
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-15
Salads To Serve In The Spring
Help To Whet Family's Appetite

spring Clothes activities and interests
is time tighten the give
before!
album
famiys appetes Here few excellent salad recipes
Washington Journal., 1932-01-29
s6Werer s6lag trifft
alten 6eiangbereim

Bridgeport, Connecticut - 9ur1
oie traurige Satiabe, ooB iid Die
&emmington &rms @ittlern So. I'M
foIge Ser mathematician 9epreiiion
in Der bergongenen ISOLDE peranlaBt
geiehen bat, 400 Grbeiter ob5uIe9en,
lit Der aus 1870 @itgIiebern bette
benoe Bennington 4rms Gee Club,
ser iid 8umeiit aus oieier arbeiter-
idaft 8%uiammeniett uno erit i'm ber-
f%loiienen Sabre Dem @orboitliden
Sdngerbunb als Mitglieo beitrat,
UNI feline @riiten5 beorobt.
9emna6r miro in oieier Staot
fir Die Mitelieoer oes gereins elm
geieniaer Nbeno arraneiert, Der oa-
nit p~orldufig feline 3uiammenfiinfte
uno l1ebungsitunoen einitelt. Diri-
gent BEG gereins 1T SEEING Sroblid
Siele Witglieoer boben Die gbiidt.
ga lie bier5ulanoe fem @eiterfom-
men finoen, na6 9eutidlano 5uriid-
Sufebren.
Washington Journal., 1932-01-29
8ebnrtstagsfeier

@m lebten Sonntag batten it6
Serr uno Srau 9oltmann erlaubt, eli
ne Seier fir ibr So6terlein 81 geben.
8ier Sabre maren ~perfloilen, ieit
Charlotte gum erItenmale oas 2idt
Ser @elt erblidte. @s mar cine
8ra6t, Die &inoer, t2 ibrer 3abl, am
@eburtstogstii6 eraGblen gu boren.
Na6oem iie ibren SUDDEN uno @is=
cream oer5ebrt batten, gingen iie sur
@emiitli6feit iiber uno bin ib gepiB
oaB ieoes &ino nod mand)mal an oie
berrli6en Stunoen 5uriidoenfen
miro.
Sc ipGter Ser @beno, oeIto i6oner
Die @aite, 10 gings BON Weuno 81
Wltno uno es monte fein gnoe neb=
men nit Dem &ommen ser 8eiu6er.
Serr unb Srau Soltmann batten es
iid ni6t nebmen laiien, ibre @dite
anf oas IeuBerite 81 bepirten. Cine
Siibnerfarm baben uno Damn frild
gei6la6tetes S6meinefleii6, obne oie
@etrdnfe 81 ertpGbnen, Slinge bas
tut gut. No6 Dem @befiobroteIien
murbe getan5t, er5Gblt uno geiungen.
9ie i6oniten Stimmen- batten Die
i6pGbii6en 2eute, oenn iie iiber-
trltmpften Die 8erliner uno Sanno=
peraner. Der baprii6e Sdubplatt=
Ter ging ebenfaas peridieoene Wale
BON Stapel. 3n idA1ea fam oie slb=
i6ieosltunbe. Sier an oieier Steae
iein no6mals unier better 9anf aus
geIpro6en. g. $.
Washington Journal., 1932-01-29
3tOnifensS emegmng
tattrdftig mmterfikt

@uibiugton, 9. 6. - Gin @omi-
tee, Dem &ongreB- unb &abinett-
mitglieoer iopie onbere b%erporra.
genoe decentralization o~ngeb0ren,
trifft ougenbIidIih gorbereitungen,
nm fir oie Misunderstanding BON
8alGItina oIs iiibiide Nationolbei-
mot gu arbeiten. @s muroe elm 8an-
fett obgebaIten, bel meldem Sena-
tor Sing non lttab als 8eremonien-
meiIter cine 8otidoft oes 8raiioen-
ten Soober perlas, in uelder oieier
Sen 8lon befiiriuortete. @i5eprGlt.
bent Curtis, Ser Bel Dem 8anfett
iprod, fa9te: SD betradtete Die
Hioiide 8emegun9 BON ieber als
einen aft Der @eredtigfeit, Sen Die
@eIt Dem iiioiiden golf iduIoet,
oos ieines eieenen Seimatlanoes mo-
6e5u 1000 Sabre lang beraubt mar"
Ser &ongreB nobm 1922 cine Ge-
iolution an, meIfe ebenfaas elm i'll
biiGes Na~tionalbeim in Solaitina
%befiirportet.
Washington Journal., 1932-01-29
GOmcurO- @arlburu OF

Am lebten Spnntog fnnO bel berr-
lidem 5uBbaQDetter zines Der in
tereiiantelten Spiele am Momlment,
5nii9en Concord uno Warlboro,
ltatt. @ls ser S9ieosri9ter 8enneb
oie Manni6aften 8%uiammenrief itan-
Sen ii6 beioe in itdrfiter Mufiteaung
gegeniiber. Marlboro bat Seiten-
mobl uno nimmt @ino uno Come
ols 8unoesgenoiie. Concord bat
4nltoB. 8enneb befommt ben 8aa
8uriidgeipieIt uno i6ieBt einen Wfarl-
boro Spieler an, Der 8an praat gu
riif uno idon iest iid Warlboro in
8eliB oes Bales. @~oncor6's Sinter=
manniHaft bat barte Irbeit 81 lei-
item Inn Sen anitiirmenOen Wtarl=
borer @inbalt 5i bieten. 9ur6 oas
bobe Spiel fommen oie Concord
Stiirmer nidt 10 redt in S6mung;
Der 8au ,our1 ben @ino abgetrie=
ben, liegt immer UNI linfen 5liigel;
oieier %Ioipieio Goncoro5 l6ma6e Sci
te, fam li6 ni6t our6ieben. Mbon,
fir 9eperlin ipielen0, fonnte nift ge=
faaen. 90 fpar es fir Warlboro elm
leidtes, oen Ball NIT ipeiten S6la-
gen Dor Goncorb's Sor 5u b%ringen.
Seratb uno Malo6 fommen Dor
Sal6seit ielten in S6fpung, bel Ell
mem i6neGen 9urdbru6 oerielben
fopft 8eper fllapp oaneben. Warl-
boro lit tpieoer gut our6gefommen.
8oi6et greift nift friib genug elm
nno Idon fam ser 2infsauBen WeuS
gum ein5igen Cor bes Cages einier-
SEN. Oh. 8is Salb3eit perteiltes,
aber leidt iiberlegenes Spiel Der
@egner. @od @ieoerbegim iab man
8eperlin, melder trob ieines perles-
ten 61Bes cine quite 8artie lieferte,
onf Ieinen alten Soften, leioer Iolte
Ser Insgleid ni6t fallen, oa Wtarl=
boro gut perteioigte. CONCORD bat
iebt ettpas mebr bonn Spiel. 8rt
eingeleitete @ngriffe perfeblen fnapp
ibr 3iel. Morlboro's Mngriffe i6ei-
tern an unierer @erteioigung nno
Dor anem Seize i'm Cor lift pieoer in
qroBer 9yorm. 9os Spiel me6ielt 10
idnen in ben ein5elnen @ftionen, Dab
ser S6ieosri6ter faum folgen fam.
8is gum S1luBpfiff erfolgen @n-
qriffe uno 8egenangriffe. @s mar
Elm 8Gbes &ingen nm BEN Sieg nno
Marlboro bat nit einem fleinen plus
peroient gemonnen. &ur5 geiagt:
Concord ettpas langiamer oenn Warls
Washington Journal., 1932-01-29
@imfe fir Asamfe,

lleberoa in Der @elt fennt man
Sorni's Mlpenfr6uter, Die felt mebr
ais $50 Sobren bon Der Or. Beter
Sabrnep & Sons 60" in Chicago,
Sa., bergeiteat meroen. IS ourfte
fat feline oeuti6e Samilie geben, Die
nidt l6on Die bepdbrten Seilmittel
oieler Sirma nit @rfolg erprobt ooer
minoeltens i6on in lobensiperter
@eiie oaoon gebort bat.
@us reinIten uno beilfrdftiglter
&rauter, @ur5eln, 8ldttern uno gu
men bereitet, fam oieie Meoi3in nit
feinem anoeren Sausmittel nno ihon
qar nibt nit elmer logenannten go
tentmeoi5in pergli6en meroen. Sor=
mis- Mlenpfrduter iino 81 elmer So
milienmeoi5in geporoen, neil es
nihts entbalt, mas Dem &0rper ni6t
autraqli6 mGre. Die 4lpenfrdllter
regeln sic 8eroauung, itimllieren Die
8ilounq BON Mageniaft, lomie ben
SarnfluB, regen Sen Ippetit an, bell
fen Ben &0rper bon i6aoli6en Stof-
fen gu befreien, beleben oas Nerpen-
Ipitem uno bepirfen 10 cine ongemel-
ne 9erbeiierung oeS @elnrobeits5l-
Itanoes.
Iiele 2eute oeroanfen lire @einno-
belt Dem @ebrouh BON 6orni's Al-
p~enfrauter. Sie linb ni6t mn mirf=
lam in Ser 8efampfung bon porban-
oenen 2eioen, ionoern mirfen alb
porbeugeno in Der gerbinoernng Der
Ielben. 8eionbers i'm bieiigen <ma
nit Ieinen i6neaen 8itternngsnnl-
Idlaaen fommt es 8u baufigen flel-
men @eiunobeitsftorungen gegeii Die
man iofort mfampfen muB, menn
man ernltere &ronfbeiten permeioen
mill. Sim 8eIten ermeiit ii6 blerbel
Ser @ebrau6 BON 'Sorni's Alpens
frGuter.
Man fam oieie Seilfrallter Sum
@adter Ser @eiunobeit MAIDEN ltllo
oieiem @G6ter getroit %pertrailerl
Ser v&ranfenbote" Der bon Der 0r.
8eter 6abrnep & Sons SO. in Gbi-
coao aud in oieiem Sabre p%erianot
miro, qibt in interelianter Weile Auf-
I6luB iiber Sen pielieitigen @ebralf
unb iiber Die @rfolge oieies ltritber-
troffenen 9eilmittelS.
Washington Journal., 1932-01-29
nrrrims -Jadrtdttm
9cntides @aiicmbans

Die Sabresperiammlung oes 0eut-
i6en @aiienbmtspereins fano am
5reitag p%ergangener ISOLDE in Gifts
Rlubbouie Itott. Die 9eri6te oes
0ireftoriums, oes 6roiien-Silfsper-
ems itno oes 6rolten- 36bpereins, 10
ipie oes 8ernalters, muroen perleien
uno ale be5eiieen 6orti6ritte gum
9eiten Oes @aiienbauies. Die @abl
ergab 0os &eiultat, oaB ale 8eomte
uno 9ireftoren pieoergemGblt muir
ben, un0 5lpar:
8rGlioent, @m. 6. zimmerman;
1. &i5e-9rdiioent, 8. @. 8robler;
2. &i5e-Trdiioent, 6reo @. S9nei-
Ser;
Sefretdr, &uoolf Santelmann;
S6osmeiiter, @oporo 81. &ripp.
0ireftoren; Gbas. 8. 8oti6, 81.
9offler, ST., Sobn &roft, Sarrp
0unfborit, q. q. &errmann, u. s.
SorB, Sobn Sc. 9Gutb, 5reo. 9u6-
bol5, Sol. Mc9fepnolos, 6reo S6ulb.
@rgGn3t tpuroe oos Oireftorium
our6 Neumabl Der Serren g. SO.
5orsberg, Sbeo. 2er6 uno Alfre0
@oul0.
Washington Journal., 1932-01-29

ibm ieIber beri0bnt. 0ur6 ben @lau-
ben an oieie @naoe @ottes, Die in
Seius Gbriitts offenbor getporben lit.
miro Der Menid nit Soft perI0bnt
uno in Die @emeini6oft NIT @ott
aufgenommen. 0urd oieie 8eriob-
nuna nit Soft, Die oos 8erf Der
@nooe @ottes lit, miro Dem Meniden
6rieOen oes @epiiiens unO oomit
audi Si6erbeit NIT 8e5ug auf @ott
9egeben.
0ieie @emeini6oft nit @ott ourd)
Die @erl0bnung nit bim gibt aud
Si6erbeit nit 8e5ug alif meni6lide
@erbGltniiie. Ser Meni6 fam nidlt
in @emeini6oft nit Soft leben, obne
in ieinem inneren @eien e%rneuert 81
meroen. 9ie @emeini6oft nit @ott
brinet @ere6tigfeit gum Ausoruf i'm
2eben oes Meni6en, iooaB Ser
Wenid ser in @emeini6oft nit @ott
lebt audi in ieinem 8erbalten ieinen
Mitmeni9en gegeniiber gere6t ban
oelt. Sn Dem WtaBe nun, in oem
Menl6en nit @ott beriobnt uno in
ibm erneitert meroen, miro ou6 oas
@erbolten Der aberdeen unter eir-
amber ii6ergeiteat tper0en.
SieS lit nun Der groBe Wert 8ot=
tps fir ms. 0oR man 0ur6 oen
@larben an feline @naOe in Gbrilto
nit ibm periobnt uno in feline Sc
meini9oft a%ufgenommen miro; oaB
man in oieier @emeini6oft nit @ott
oie 8erGnoerungen Ser 5eitli6en Ser
bGltniiie nit rubigem @emiit nno init
Seelenfrieoen erfabren fam; oaB
man I'M 8ertrolen ai1f @ott aud Die
miorigen 9inge bes 2ebens 10 ertra-
gen fam, oaB tie gum 8elten oieneft.
lin oieIe @erte in @ott 81 finoen
muB man Dem 8eilpiel Der Slraell-
ten, sic bereit pnren, allies Sroi1de
5u opfern, Inn @ott 5u iuden, folgen.
IS lit bierbei ni6t an Die ~belonoere
Sorm oes Opfers Ser Siraeliten ais
pielmebr an ibren Spferlinn 81 oer=
fen. SSn beionii6en 2dn0ern ooer
audi unter unglGi1bigen &egierungen.
pie in &uBlano, fam es porfommen,
oaB man oas pdterli6e @rbgut preis-
qeben uno ausponoern ml1B, Inn
@ott al oienen. Die meiiten unter
uns meroen aber nidt 81 iolden Sp~
fern aufgeforoert., Sir uns gilt e5
aber oarai1f 81 a6ten, OoB mir unier
&er5 ni6t an Sroii6es bdngen, nod
uniere Soffnung auf Waterieaes
leben. Mon fam ni6t @ott oienen
uno Dem Mammon. @ia man ben
@ert @ottes fir 3eit uno @migfeit
erfennen uno Sen Segen oieies @er=
tes genieBen, 10 muB mar bereit lein,
allies 5u opfern, oas Die @rfenntniS
@ottes binoern ooer Die @usfiibrung
oes @iaens @ottes aufbalten fom-
tie. IS muB oas Ser5 auf @ott III
@briito Seiu geri6tet meroen, i'm
81 iu6en uno ieinen @iaen 81 tun.
@er Dies tut, Ser miro oen @ert Got
tes fir 3eit uno @migfeit erfennen
uno ieinen Segen erfabren.
Washington Journal., 1932-01-29
Sefannter &lnrer
abi6ldgtg bei6ieben

indianapolis, Sno. - Ser frii-
'6ere .@rano 9rogon" oes &u &lur
&lan in Snoiano. 9. 6. STEPHAN.
ion, plant iebt einen nellen @eriud,
einen 8ro8eB al ermirfen, Inn aus
Dem @efdnanis befreit 81 ueroen.
na6oem oaS Sbcl qerift beg Staa.
tes bos iiber i'm p~erbdnate l1rteil
6eItatiate. Or erbielt le~benslGnglide
3udthalsitrafe, neil er idnloie be-
flinoen muroe. i'm Sabre 1925 Die
2ebrerin TiGulein Maoae Sberbol.
Der ermoroet 81 baben 3pei Der
fiinf Sberridlter biclten in Der @nt.
iheioltng oafiir. ooB ibm Elm neuer
Groaek bepiqiat meroen iolte.
Washington Journal., 1932-01-29
Der bentide Sansfiinitler &rentbers
in @aibinstun.

@eitern @a9mittag glGn8te alf
Ser 8iibne oes bieiigen uNational"-
Sbeaters Ser beriibmte beuti6e Gang
fiinitler Saralo &reubberg nit
leiner m%unoerboren Grippe BON Can
5ern uno Muiifern. @s mar nid6t
nur elm San5genuB, ben Serr &reub-
berg bot, es mar aii6 elm &on5ert=
genuB, Wuiif bon 8ad, etc. anipe-
ieno paren II. a. Ser oeuti6e BOT
i6after, 9r. bon 8rittmib, nno Sc
mablin, uno. Mitglieoer Ser oerti6en
goti6aft, Der finIdnoiide @eianote,
Serr Or. @itrom NIT Sreunoen, ms
biele anbere. Sn ser Ean3gr1ippe
mar audi Die Sinldnoerin, SRI. Sria
Sogfors. SRI. SHE Sc emotner
nno SRI. q. @~indeImann err
oberten iid Die Screen Ser 3ui6auer
Defenders.
Washington Journal., 1932-01-29
finland.
Itt Gbas. q. Games
an Oer Spite
@irS Sinan5fOrpOrntiun Ons Sc
IdGft belcbcn.

IdJGft bclebcn.
8aibington, 8. 6. = Die 3pei
MiuiorOen 9orporation, sic BON ser
&egierung 0n5u beitimmt lit, Die
@ieoerbeIebung oes @ei1dftes in
Gang gu bringeti, miro iofort in Sd.
tigteit treten, iobalo ser &ongreb
oas @eieb, Ourh meIdeS Die &orpo-
ration eei6affen miro, erIoiIen bat.
9eioe SGuier boben ons @eieb init
GROCER Mebrbeit %ongenommen, uno
es lit nur nod erforoerIid, fleinere
l1nitimmi9feiten i'm &onferen5ous-
l6uB oits3ugleiden. Ser AusiduB
miro ieine Mrbeiten bei6leunigen.
@rdiioent Sooner bat Charles g..
,Norpes an Die Spite Der &orpora.
ton geIteIlt, unH Games bat iih 10.
gleif oaran gen1oht, Die 8orberei-
tuugen CUR aufnobme oes 8etriebes
5u treffen.
9as Sauptquortier miro ii9 in
ben friiberen establishment Oes
Observation-Disclosures befinoen.
Ser &onferen8altsiGuB orbeitete
neulid Bis mitterna6t, unO es
ideint, oaB Der @uni6 BEG Sauies,
100000 our 2iquioierung ge-
idloIiener @anfen 5u betpinigen,
ourd9eben miro, obglei9 Der Senat
oieien @egenitano lieber einem be-
ionOeren @eiebe, Oas bereits einge-
bra6t lit, borbebolten piiroe.
Sobalo Die &orporotion in 8irf-
iamfeit tritt, iteben ibr $2,000,000,-
600 CUR @erfitgung, Inn g~efrorene
&reOite auf5utaren. SIN 9iref-
torenrot merOen S6obiefretdr an-
oretp Meuon uno eugene Meper,
@ounerneur Der 8unoes- 9~feierbebe,
bor0e, iiben.
9as SHobamt miro Iofort $780,.
100000 fur5friltiee S6abideine an
sic &orporotion obgeben, Die 81 mel.
teren $400,000,000 beredtigt iein
miro uno ibrerieits 81, 0 ,000, 900
SbIigationen ausgeben 0arf.
Washington Journal., 1932-01-29

5reitag, oen 80. Sanuar, obenOs
8 llbr, 8eriamlung BET $. Setie,
235-15tbe StraBe, 9. s. 8ir Bit
ten Inn @ri6einen oaer Spieler.
@ir MAIDEN hermit nofmols Out
unIeren Cams am 6. Sebruor ant-
merflam. &orten iino BEL allen Wtit=
@itglieoern, iomie i'm r9euti6en So
ben, gu baben. Die &artenabreA-
nltng bat am 5. Sebruar in Der Ter=
lammlllng 5u erfolgen.
@m Sonntag ipielen mir elm
Sreunoi6aftsipiel gegen ~Srttllb
llniteo" am Monument 8lab, naf=
mittags $50 ubr.
Washington Journal., 1932-01-29

boro. Die @uBenitiirmer auf per-
lorenen Soften. Die Sintermann-
I6oft gut. Ser S1ieosridter Dem
Spiel nibt gang gemodien. @ir
brauden nun oesbolb ben &opf niGt
bGngen gu loiien, es lit nod ni6ts
o~erloren. Concord uno Warlboro bat
ieoer 5tpei 8erluitipiele, Concord bat
nod 3tpei unb Marlboro bier Spiele
aus8utroqen. 8is gum S6luBpfiff
oes lebten Spieles- fam nod bel
paIiieren.
Washington Journal., 1932-01-29

H2 = IN } ON Alpl pClt 4OIllCl ONAl~
WS2SN i6e Gublifum @albing=
O tons befannt, 0aB er am
Samstog, ben t3. 6ebruar, in Der
&nigbts of Columbus Saae, 918
Tote StroBe, q. So, einen u8alen-
tine 8uQ" abbGlt. @ir boben groBe
Gorge getrager, BOB ou6 @emiitli6-
feitlu6enoe ii6 an elmer guten oeut-
iden Muiif ergoben fonnen. Aud
meroen @rfrii6ungen nit GROCER
Sorgfalt por6ereitet, iooaB ben 8e-
iubern Ser 8alentine-8aa unner-
geBli6 bleiben miro. Ser @intritt lit
80 Gents. &arten iino i'm @orper-
foltf 1omie an Ser Mbenofaiie erbdlt,
lid.
9ieles lit unler eriter 0ffentli6er
8aQ felt unierem orei=idbrigen 8e=
lteben uno meroen mir beitre6t iein,
oieien gum 8e1ten 81 MAIDEN. Gin
meloungen sur Mfitglieoi6aft fonnen
BEN gail5en Mbeno an Ser Safe ge.
madt meroer.
Ser u&anb ser Gabinerinnen" lit
unier nddltes groBes 3beateritiid
uno lit iett in boiler Gor6ereitung.
Serner mo6ten mir uniere Weit-
elieoer oarouf aufmerfiam MAIDEN,
ooB am 2. 5ebruar uniere General
o%eriammlung in ben &aumen, 1926
MaIio6uietts Apen1le, Sc. So, Itatt-
finbet. Mnfang $50 ltbr. sic mer-
Ben ge6eten, redt piinftli6 gu err
i6einen.
9as &omitee.
g. 6.
Washington Journal., 1932-01-29
gu bermieten:

Saus, nit SeiBpaiierbei5ung, @as
un6 Gleftri5it6t; teilmeiie mobliert.
700 Gefite StraBe, q. Us.
Washington Journal., 1932-01-29
9rudiadem aler Grt
Iiefert i9nea uno biaig oas
.@aibinston Sonrnol"
8n bermieten:

Siibl6es m0bliertes 3immer an
iungen Serrn.
Irit 3immet, 5OO-9te StraBe,
g. g., Sell: 2incoln 6049-S.
Washington Journal., 1932-01-29
Sir bas r@aibiuetouer SOurnaI"
Scr @rrt SUITES"

VVN FWTFVt vt = u ~
-Ihtberiide Goncoroia Stride,
@aibington, 9. 6.
@S tanen aus allen St1mmen ST.
raels, Die ibr Ser5 gaben, oaB iic
na6 Dem Serrn, Dem @ott Siraels,
fragten, gen Seruialem, ooB iie opfer-
ten Dem Serrn Dem @ott ibrer @G-
ter. 2 Gbronifa II :16.
Washington Journal., 1932-01-29

MbOnniert anf bas nSOnrnaI"
Washington Journal., 1932-01-29
9emtider Sbeaser Stub

Ser 9eutid)e Sbeaterflub
gibt Dem merten Oeut>
id)e @ublifum @aibing=
tons befonnt, bob er arn
Evening star., 1932-04-28
APARTMENTS-SUBURBAN.
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

l ROOM WITH KITCHENETTE, UNFUR-
nished; l breakfast nook; adjoining bath;
side entrance; ami; SIS. Shepherd 2095
Evening star., 1932-04-28

Naval oficer leaving city must sell this
attractive brick house. including brick ga
rage; one year old; high elevation, wonderful
view; deep lot. There are six large rooms
tiled bath with shower, two large screened
weather strips. electric refrigeration At
tractive fireplace in living room, stone, We
the latest equipment. few minutes from
various schools, including Western High and
GEORGETOWN Medical School; Is mintues from
Shopping district: car and bus lines handy
Selling price, Sl0,750 House can be seen
any time.
Evening star., 1932-04-28

WESLEY HEIGHTS.
Uniquely and Iavorably located-sdjoinin
Park area; less than $4,000 II equity cash
home-seekers opportunity Address Box
POLK, Star once.