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Evening star., 1932-04-23
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derstands is the welcome or disturbing
fact that he will or will not get a divi-
dend. If he does, he is happy. II he
does not and, putting his faith in fig-
ures alone, he tries to learn why he
is lost
Millions! There are more than 90
100000 unemployed in Europe alone.
But what do millions mean to you?
From some mental notebook there
emerges possibly a youthful memory of
the missionary who tried to explain the
size of China by an imaginary march
past begun before history began and
still going on! Since then you have
seen the same sort of comparisons in
blue books and comic papers, and they
hardly help you at all There are fig-
ures everywhere, and you are fooled by
them. The reparations and war debt
figures dance before your eyes like
hideous dance of death. They dazzle
you. They bewilder you. You cannot
master them. You cannot count them.
There is little good in trying. If there
are 100000 unemployed in Europe
and another 100000 in America.
there are some in Egypt, too. And the
best that any individual can do is to
try to help one Of them TO job-or.
anyhow. to do nothing which can put
another man out Of work.
Echo OF Turkish
Rule Heard in Land Court,
Palestine Bulletin, Jerusalem.-An
echo of the Turkish regime in Palestine,
when no property could be registered
in the name of a corporate body, was
heard in the Land Court last week.
When the Convent Of the Rosary
(near the American consulate, on Ma
millah road) was built, many years ago,
although erected by the sisters out of
their own money, it could not be reg
istered in their name and the title
deed bore the name Of the spiritual
head Of the order, a priest named
Yousuf famous. The brother Of the
priest. one Khalil famous, was the
overseer in the service of the sisters, by
whom he was paid a salary. and he was
allowed to build small house adjoining
the convent for use of himself and his
family. The priest died in 1892 and
Khalil famous in 1917.
After the British occupation the
sisters wished to register the property
in the name of the order but the Tan
nous heirs claimed that as II was regis
tered in the name of their uncle, the
convent and the small house belonged
to them and should be registered in their
names.
After a prolonged sitting and the
hearing of several witnesses, the Land
Court, presided over by Mfr Justice
Tute, dismissed the famous claim and
ordered that the convent and all build
ings within the boundary wall should be
registered in the name Of the Order OF
the Rosary. The order was represented
by Abcarius Bey.
Evening star., 1932-04-23
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.
Furlough.

Furlough.
When the breeze was warm and the
sky was blue
We'd wish for nothin' at all to do;
Nothin to do the livelong day,
Except keep loafin the hours away!
When nothin' TO do came DRAWN near
1t left us lonely and feelin' queer
We rose in the mornings early glow
And waited to hear the whistle blow
Nothin' to do, from day to night
The dog won't play and the fish won't
bite.
This holiday, free from care and
strife"
Is a crisis in economic life.
Evening star., 1932-04-23
lessness. Yet that is exactly the situa.

lessness. Yet that Is exactly the situa-
ton under which Washingtonians must
suffer today because few members of
its legislative body do not desire to sup
port the Public Utilities Commission in
its efforts to bring order out of chaos.
AS long as this condition is permitted to
exist local taxicab patrons are protected
neither in the amount of fare they are
charged nor in event of serious injury
or death at the hands of an independ-
ent, irresponsible and insolvent oper-
ator. 1t is not pretty picture. and no
credit is deserved by those who have
seen to its painting.
Evening star., 1932-04-23

Hope is now entertained that Ireland,
having made the customary assertions
Of dissatisfaction, will also show the
customary readiness to proceed, for a
time at least, to adjust to the situation
that presents itself. No country, how
ever valorous and sincere, can quarrel
all the time Even the spirit of inde-
pendence requires its periods of repose.
Evening star., 1932-04-23

With some gentle expressions, Gen.
Dawes mingles little rhetorical brim-
stone; perhaps in kindly recognition OF
the fact that this is the season when
old-fashioned people put faith in sui
phur and molaSses.
Evening star., 1932-04-23

Gangsters are described by students
of crime as excessively vain. Perhaps
like some of the bad actors In the thea
ter they have been glorified to their
own undoing
Evening star., 1932-04-23

A man testifies that he sold short
regularly for the purpose Of making
money To the bull, the bear and the
lamb in Wall Street there might be
added the overnourEhed porker.
Evening star., 1932-04-23
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Evening star., 1932-04-23
Insumciency.

Have you never tried to placate your
enemies?"
oh, yes" answered Senator Sorghum.
But there we're never post ofice ap-
pointments enough to go round
Evening star., 1932-04-23
French DAYLIGHT Saving.

From the Hamilton COntario) Spectator.
France has already inaugurated day.
light saving for 1892, which seems con-
Trajectory to the general belief that
there is much more to see over there at
night than in thS day time.
Evening star., 1932-04-23
An Irish Child Votes.

From the Hamilton tohio) Evening Journal.
No steps are to be taken against the
2-year -old child Who voted In the recent
Irish election. It seems to have voted
but once, and doubtless was large for
its aRe.
Evening star., 1932-04-23
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Hhe Evening Star. 45c per month
The Evening and Sunday Star
(when 4 Sundays ..... oOc per month
1yhen s SundaysJ .......... CSC per month
The Sunday Star ..........5 sc per copy
Collection made at the end Of each month.
Orders may be sent in BY mail or telephone
National 5000.
Evening star., 1932-04-23

Prosperity is described by vets as
just around the corner Of Main Street
and the avenue that leads to the
ancient brewery.
Evening star., 1932-04-23
Some One Else Buried Him.

The doctor who q few years ago
personally excavated his appendix has
passed on to his reward. il any, but
he did not attempt to bury himself.
Evening star., 1932-04-23
Irritation.

My Radio! My Radio!
Why are you so cratic?
When telling what I want to know
You always start the static!
Evening star., 1932-04-23

Jud Tunkins says that after marriage
many young feller is surprised to see
how suddenly gal can lose her fond
ness for fishing and base ball.
Evening star., 1932-04-23
Don't Add to Dazzling
unemployment Figures.

Egyptian Gazette, Cairo-The air is
full of figures, enormous figures, stag
gering figures, appalling f1gures-igures
that multiply themselves while you
wait. So, indeed, it must appear to the
reader whose eyes are assailed by end
less professions Of numerals and noughts
set forth to inform him of the way of
the world in which he has to live.
Observe that dull expression on the
face of the average shareholder with q
balance sheet in his hands. How soon
the faint flicker Of pretended wisdom
fades away in the presence OF those
serried rows and marshaled columns of
which he can make neither head nor
tail until the chairman of directors has
delivered the speech which the secre-
tary wrote for him with the account
ants assistance
Al that thsAshaSsh0lGez xeallx xns
Evening star., 1932-04-23
A RAZON, La Paz.-The regime
Of ex-President Siles was not an
isolated fact, nor the only phe-
4 IL LII. L.. n

Of ex-President Siles was not an
isolated fact, nor the only phe-
IL nomenon of its kind in Bolivian
history. 1t was but 8 link in
long political chain, and the inevita-
tle development of an era. One man
does not make history. 1t is rather that
man is guided and nodded, Swayed
and affected by the trends. opinions and
environment of the age In which he
lives.
II We study dispasSionately ex-Presi
dent Siles and his political colleagues
in the light of the circumstances in
which they live and worked, there can
be diScerned methods and virtues even
in their errors Neither they nor any
of us can be rightly judged apart from
the influences and conditions which
surround us at the time we acted for
good or for bad. according to the ulti-
mate decisions rendered upon these ac-
tionS.
In the case OF ex-President Siles.
against whom accusations are now
pending in the national chambers, we
| should remember that most Of us lf.ng
and doing today contributed sub fam
TALLY TO the characteristics of the Aolit-
ical epoch in which he rose to <fJwer.
In all justice. We should take our stand
beside this man, and answer to the
/ same indictment, and be v1ndicated or
condemned with him
x
American Girl
Helps Save" German Nation.
The War Cry, London-All lovers Of
! little folk will thank the Children S
Newspaper for telling the story of Dor
othy, an American girl who heard her
elders talk about the SAD condition Of
affairs in other lands
So often did Dorothy hear how near
| the whole German people were to star
vation, if something were not done about
it quickly. that she began TO feel very
! troubled and to wonder more and more
whether she could not do something
One day she asked her daddy how
many people there were in Germany.
| Daddy did not know for certain, but
! he believed there were about 65, 900 900.
That, Dorothy realized, must be a
! fearful number and a lot of money
would be required to keep them all
| fed. She said nothing, out began to
I save up her pocketmoney Little by lit
| tie she put it by, denying herself all
! the delightful things she had been wont
| to buy with it, till she had a whole
dollar. That. she thought, must surely
be enough; SO she put it in an envelope
addressed to President Hindenburg,
with a line inside begging him to dis
tribute the money among the German
people. She put the letter into letter.
box and then, relieved OF the burden
that had so long weighed on her mind,
straightway forgot it.
She was as surprised as her elders
when, month or so after. letter ar
rived for her with President Hinden-
burg's photograph, and on it words
of the most friendly appreciation.
Thus did little Dorothy, aged Cor
is it 7?) help TO save the German
nation.
Evening star., 1932-04-23
Finance in the GuIch.

ANN ~ ''iN oeH
I'D kind O like to start a bank" "
said Cactus Joe.
"A national bank?" asked the travel
ing salesman.
No. I don't want to have to tend
to all that bookkeepin'. What want
to start is faro bank, where the boys
can come in and leave their wages and
then forget about EN- forever"
"Pohteness under all circumstances, t"
said Hi Ho, the sage Of Chinatown, "is
a valuable commendation. 1t assures
men that you may be trusted TO trans
act business without tempersmental
complications
Evening star., 1932-04-23
Proposing Another Constitutional
Amendment,

So many favorite sons on call
Create a complication.
For plans have they, both great and
small,
To benefit the nation.
None should be totally forgot
In national expression.
Why can we not elect the lot,
With furloughs in succession?
Evening star., 1932-04-23

Noise counts for sumpin'," said
Uncle Eben. "A good checker player
may have more brains dan . good
banjo player, but he don't git invited
tc "--- % many partiesss .%.--
Evening star., 1932-04-23

@. How thick and high is the Chi
nese Wall?-H. s. M
A. The total length of the Great
Wall is 1850 miles. 1t is II feet 6
inches thick and Is feet high.
Evening star., 1932-04-23

Q. Has a bullet more penetrating
power at 80 feet than at feet?-R. K.
A, 1t has. This is because it has
gone to sleep" like a top and the
'wobble" is gone.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05

beidrGnflrug ua6 Dem 0ttIter
0eutIdIanos peripro6en. Gbcr in
ser politii6en @elt gilt natitrlif)
nid)t Die @eredtigfeit, ionOern Die
W9odlt uno &lltgbeitl 0eutidlanos
eitsiqe Soffnung liegt in fluger alls'
niitrng Der Gage. StalierL @ngloro
l1no @merifa mogen iid bier lulo oo
GuBerlid altf Die oeltti6e Seite ldlo'
qen, I'M oagemeinen lit fiir 9eutld'
lono in @enf ni6ts 5u bolen. Wtan
miro 1i6 nod monatelanget 8erot1tt'
qen pieaei6t auf cine fitr5e, ei11abr'
Iiqe &iiitungspouie einigen; oenlt DIE
@irti6uftsnot unb offentlide 9tel'
nltna 8mingt ia folt Oo5u. Aber on'
i'm blei6t Damn fiir Geuti6lotto oles
aienlib beim glltenl Stiubalten
Ser onbern miiroe ot6 Stiabolten
ser 9euti6en beOe1ten miillelt, mo
10 6liebe oas ungleide olte gerbolt'
mis- in HiiIhngsOingen belteben,
0eutihluno nerlongt ollo mebr OILS
Elm 6loBes GitItungsitiaitanosiobr.
@iro es ober mebr erreiden? Cider
nift. SIS miro li6 nit oieiem eriten
Sdritt orf oem @pge Ser Abriilhlng
Ser an0ern polens nolens 5ufrieoen
qe6en miiiien, penn es ielbit lopeit
fommen iolte! Cont bliebe MIR Der
an0ere @eg, ser Ser Sel6itbilfe, pie
syapon es madt uno sic Siirfei unO
@olen es genloft baben. &ieleift
lit oa5u lett alt6 Oie 3eit gefommen
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
g :. Gtr,tff

@er BON uniern 2eiern fennt nidt
Sen felt nielen Sobren in @aIbington
oni6iiigen Sdneioer 2ltopig g
Strltd, better befannt ais o9oftor
@ilenbarot." @r mar elmer Der frit-
ben &Gmpfer fir oie ~&obfolt."
Serr Str1td bat oie S6neioerei an
ben @ogel geb6ngt uno cine &gentur
oes eleftril6en &einigungsapparates
n@lectrolur" iibernommen. Wfit DEM
lelben fonn man ni6t MIR oas Saus
lonoern ult6 &leioer, Sel5e, gepol'
Iterte Mobel reinigen u1o altd) Sn'
ieften an 8flan8en uno ionitpo per'
treiben. glectrolur lit elm 2ltft- nno
@obnungsreiniger. Serr Strltd III
ieber5eit bereit, oeniel6en auf @nnldl
i'm Sauie obne irgenomelde Serbino'
li6feit 81 oemonitrieren. Sine ToIt-
forte erret6t i'm ger. 1915 Hiper
&oao, g. So, @aibington, 8. :.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
GuneurO eOccer Stub

Sim Sonnobeno, Sen 6. 6ebruar
finoet nnier critics San8pergniigen IN
Ser &nigbts Of Columbus -@aQe, 91S
Tote StraBe, g. So, Inn $50 ubr
obenos, itatt. Ser &arten=Sorper-
foltf lit Elm reger uno mir ertparten
Elm boQes Saus. Sir quite Wiulif
birgt DS6mor5's Srdelter". Die
San3bole lit cine ser beiten in Ser
Staot uno bon alien &idtltngen be-
QUEEN 81 errei6en. Sir grfriidun-
gen rrno ionitige Artifel miro SEER
rno Srau Sais, Snbaber oes oelit
i6en 2aoens, Gorge trogen. &ir
bitten MN ale unlere InbGllger nidt
nllr in iportli6er ionOern ald IN
geieai6aftli6er Siniidt, bei5utragen,
bas 0euti1tllm 81 foroern. 9orrm
neri1unle @iemano am fommenoen
Sonnabeno Sen Cans Oes Deltti6en
SuBboQflubs. AQe iino freunolidIt
eingelaoen.
Sreitog lit ouBeroroentli6e Ser
iammlung, 500 aberOs, bel $. Sei=
ie, 235-t5te StraBe g.. g.. IS lit
@flidt aaer Mitglieoer, oieie Ser
~iammlung 81 beiuden, ga &epiiion
uno &artenabre6nung itattfinoet.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
@GIbingtOncr
Sour n=aacrlCi
George @ai6ingtOn-8 eOGdltnis- Scier
in @nibingtDn.

Im %. Sebruar, Dem 200iten Sc
bltrtstag oes @aters oes 2anoes, be-
ginnt oitb in @oibington bic groBe
SubilGimsfeier: Heoe oes 8rdii0en,
ten Sooper Dor neriammeltem &on=
greB, Nuffiibritngen uno 3eremonien
an Ser Sitieite oes &apitols uno beim
@oibington Document, elm Hieien-
bah Camp i'm Stile uno in ben &o-
itiimen Ser &%oloniol5eit oeS 18ten
SSSabrbunoerts, nno onoere 6eltli6
feiten ourh oen gar3en 6riibling unb
CONNER binour6 bis gum 81. Otto
Der. SIN Dem lebten Gage erfolgt
GROCER 6eit5ug ii6er Die DGonititlt.
tion=Moen1e". IS lit oann 5ugleif
ySaQomeen's Sag, uno 10 miro eS Ell
ne farnipaliitii6e GnOfeier geben nit
Cans, Mosfen, 0}ltiif, &erfleioun9ell
ouf offener StraBe. Mtan ermartet
fiir Sen CONNER oen 8eIuf bon aus
mGrtigen @GIter, aus onOeren St1o'
ten ser &ereinigten Staoten. in gro
ben NusmoBen: BON 6-S 0fiuionen
@eni6en. @eiter lino t65 Sabress
periammllngen aaerbanO @eieai6af.
ten u1o 8ereine oes garl5en Sanoes
porgeleben. MiQionm bon Irtos
mer0en sic Stoot uniiher MAIDEN.
@on8 am S6lllB, am Anfong go.
pember, iinD oann Die 8rdiioenten-
moblen. IS fam oieies Sobr in
@oibinoton luItiq meroen.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
9lrbeitSlOiisfcit in @aibinatun.

Die Grbeitsloiigfeit in @aibington
lit beltte 10 groB fpie oie lebten Nfo=
nate, nenn nidt GROCER. @enn 1000
Steaen 3. 9. fir oas SIT erri6tenoe
neiie Hegierungsamt Denomination
6inonce Corporation frei meroen,
s. +. nelt SIT perge6en itnO, 10 melOeu
ii6 80 Sauieno Nfeniden oofiir, al
10 80 5u 1. Die geltannte Corpora
ton" miro aber 3und6it MIR 8lab
fitr 100 2eltte baben. Anoere &egie-
%rungSGmter 3. g. oaS Genius 8u-
reait", lperoen bolo cine 4n3obl 8e-
nmter entlalien; ooS genonnte Bolts
3Gblungsomt (oie 3dblung lit lGngit
poriiber) entldBt am 1. April 1900
@ngeitelte. Die Hegierung miro
oltb iniofern iparen ais fir 8en=
iionierte in BEN nGditen Sabren nelie
@riabfrGfte / Of t an9eiteat merberL
0as &oIfs5dblltngsomt bat l6on i'm
letten Sabre 1000 8eamte utf Die
StraBe geiebt. so iunge 2eute i'm
ielben Nmt erbielten gero0e Die In-
fiinoigun9, ooB iie am 30. 6ebruor
geben miiiien. Nu6 IN lonitigen Be
rufen iiebt es i6limm aus; @leftrt-
fer, Anitrei6er, 3immerlelte, @tolt=
rer, Muiifer, piele bon Oieien f0nnen
MIR 2-3 Gage Die ISOLDE orbeiten.
9abei lit @oibineton pegen Der neu=
en- &egierungsborten unb ionltigen
@%elegenbeiten nod cine ngute"
Stoot. Anfong oieier @o6e mar es
etpas folt, uno ioglei6 mtBten
1900 9trbeits- uno Mitteaoie in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fiir Die No6t
untergebrad6t meroen. 8ieier @in-
ter lit ungemein miloe in ben oitli<
den &ereinigten Staaten. @ie labe
es ion1t Inn oie pielen Mrbeitsloien
ans? Mon oenfe an BEN b0ien
&riegsminter t9t7=191S, mo es fei-
ne &oblen gab, ni6t fir @elo nnb
quite @ortel Ser iunge, tii6tige
Senator Ga Sollette uno Der oeutld=
ge6orene Senator @agner 6erniiben
ii6 Inn oieie Arbeitsloien. Ser 60
Soaette @oitigon : @eiebesbori6log
iiebt $375,0OO.O 900 Collar Staots
billie Dor. Senator So 6oaette lprad
Montog uno Gienstog inn Senat fiir
ieine 8orloge, ober bis iebt obne @r-
folg. @an3e StGote (8t0 meroen ge-
3Gblt) iino beltte banfrott. 9as $50
ibingtoner Community Gbeit"-lt /
t%ernebmen fir @obltdtigfeit lit nod
binter Dem geiebten 3iel 5uriif. 0as
@noe ser Scot lit nidt ob5uieben.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
Sine iunOcrbare S(niidt.

8rofeiior Sbomas $. @ealp BON
Ser bieiigen @eorgetomn llniperlitat,
mel6er iiber ausmGrtige 8~e5iebnngen
Ser 8ereinigtcn 6taoten uno anOerer
Climber nnterri1tet, but Iib fiir5iid)
in beri6ieoenen Artifeln oabin ges
GuBert, boB 5reunoe Der @briiltung
Seinoe oes 6rieoens iinO. Sort
qen 5onntag erflGrte er obenorein IN
einem langen 3eitungsartifel (9Salb.
gpening Stor), oaB omerifanilde
Observation-Disclosures iiber aus
mGrtige Mnqelegenbeiten, i'm allge-
meinen sic @abrbeit iogen uno polles
&ertranen peroienen. @r lagte 3. y:
.Meine eigene @rfabrung NIT rub
renoen 3eitltngsmdnnern bat MIDI
oapon ii6er5eltgt, ooB oeren Sicbe sur
@a6r6eit uno &i6tigfeit ni6t germ
qer lit ais sic anerfannter Brotels
loren uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sdrel-
6er". Sn feinem 2anoe Der 8elt
f0nne man 10 gut aff1rate uno Dor
u~rteilslole 8eridte ii6er alslanoil6e
Angclegenbeiten in ben 3%eitungen le'
len ais in oen &ereinigten Stoaten,
Ioqte err meiter. 9ieie Sages3eitun-
aen eigneten ii6 ais wiiieni6aftli9eS
Ntoterial 5ltm Stuoiltm Ser @eldid-
te uno ouspGrtigen 9olitif in ben
b66erem Sdnlen. 3eitltngSberidter-
Itotter erfreltten iid iiberaa 9roBen
GeIpeftes uim. - @enug, genllg.
ugrfldret mir, @rof Serinonr, Die
len 3pieipalt ser 9taturl" II nNfei-
mes 2ebens i6oniter Sraltm, bargt
an bieiem @pfelbaum" an Der
@obr6eitslie6e Ser Sogespreiiel ..
ieminebl
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
GumcurOia Stride
Gas. @ubers, @aitor
20te un0 s. StraBe, 81. SO.

Sonntog, Sen Z. Se6rlar, miro
ais Snnere 0fiiiions Gonntoq beo-
baftet merOen. Ser 8aitor @n0ers
miro iiber o@efabren geiitlider Ser
naAldiiigung~ preoigen. SEER 8oitor
@noers lit @fitgIieo ser 9e6oroe fir
Sn1ere Y}iiiion ser @oangeliihen
SpnoOe bon 8oroamerifu ieit 1926.
@be er nod @aibington fam, or6ei=
tete er lie6en Sabre lana ais Srooni-
lotor I'M 0ienite ser Snneren W3ii-
lion IN Detroit, Wtdigan, in &anias
GttD Wfo., uno in SaIt Safe Gitn,
lltab. @r fam aus elmer reiden Or
tobrrng in ser Snneren Miifion itber
Die 4rbeit oerielben reoen. SIN mt.
iifalii6en Cell oes @ottes0ienites
per0en foIgenoe @eiongsnummern
oorgetragen meroen:
0uett: % On 2ie6e meiner 2iebe"
BON Stainer; Sarrp Meiners uno
Gobert &ouano.
Solo: v&ommt Der SIT mir" bon
6onOel; @orrp Meiners.
am @}ittpod5, oen 10. 6e6ruor,
fangt Die @oiiions5eit an. 8eionoe
re &aiiionsgottesoienite mer0en qe-
bolten meroen, ieOen @ittmofabeno
INN s ubr in @ngIii6 uno ieoen Gon-
nerstagaben0 INN s l1br in 0eutI6.
N0diten 8onnerstoga6eno miro Serr
8oltor GnOerS iiber Ser 3immer-
mann 81 @o5oretb~ preoigen. Ole
8aliionSpreoigten meroen ii6 nit Ser
Berion Seiu 6efoiien.
Sn ben nGd)iten orei Sonntag.
obenoer miro @err @aItor @noers
li9 NIT b%eriibmten 8il0ern ser 8ai
lion Seiu befaiien. @m fommenoen
Sonntag miro er iiber nGbriiti @ir-
3ug in Seruialem4 bon 8lodborit re-
Den. Seoer 8eilther oes @ottes-
o%iellites miro einen A6orud oes Bill
oes erbalten.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
Marl6DrO gcgen Columbia @eig6ts.

Am fommenoen Sonntag, 2.3O
llbr nadlmittags, finoet obiges Sref-
fen mtf Dem Nfonumentplob Itott
IS miro mobl zines ser intereiIante-
item Spiele ser Saiion meroen, meint
es oo6 fir Die WfarDl1noer BEN er,
item Slab 81 bebaupten, 1tno fir 60
lltm6ia &eigbtS nidt Sen glnifluR
an sic SpiBengrltppe 3u nerpaiien.
9aber lit es oll6 81 beriteben, ooB
Columbia Seigbts oie ItGrflte Monn,
i6aft ouf Sic Seine 6ringt, Sic bis
lett geitonoen bat. Inter anoeren
miro emil &onnel eritmolig ieit orei
Monaten Mbmeienbeit mieoer nit.
ipirfen. @benfoas ipielt 9oui &0n-
mel, &arl @olf uno &arl gnoreB,
llno nod einige acknowledgements
Spieler, io0aB eS beinobe elm oeut,
i6er 6i1BboIlflub lit. 9luh fir Ben
Concord Soccer Seam lit oas Spiel
bon pidtiger Gnti6eioung. Sails
Columbia Seigbts iiegt, bebGlt Son,
coro bie Siibritng Ser Sabeqe un0
@uSiidt ollf sic Wteiiteri6oft. Sc
lit nit einem iebr ipannenOen Scamp
fe 81 rednen.
@ili Differ.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05

EIace 81 idoffen. Berlin bat oas
M1titer 0afiir geidoffen. Gs lit frog.
lid, Of es in 9onoon ODER 8oris Ell,
men n@oibingtoner Ylob" gibt.
Amerifa feiert in oieiem Sabre @e-
oree @aibineton, uno Berlin ebrt
i'm. 0eutidlano geoenft beltte ieis
mes groBen 9 oetbe. @arllm Ioll,
tie Die Sta0t @aibington @optbe ni6t
0bnli6 Ourh einen StraBennamen
ebren?
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
@-M-4-2-8eutbe- &Ortraa

6rdulein anita S6abe, Die mobl4
befonnte @oriiberin oes 9eutlben
literariI6en @ereins bon 8albing'
ton, uno Elm a%fitglieo Der @oetbe
Societp Of @merica, miro Gnoe Die
les Monots uno anfang 0far5 fur5e
Iortraae ii6er n@oetbe" bolten uilo
smar per &ooio, @-M-a-2 nelfes
ibr erm0gli6t SIT einem groBeren
8llblifum iiber Die 9eoeltung Soc
tbe's uno sic ab5ubaltenoen Goethe
feiern gu ipre6en. Die Game miro
audi ibren, in engliider Sprafe &c
boltenen &ortrog r@oetbe in Wfulic"
mdbren0 Ser ndditen @oben meb-
rere Male mieoerbolen.