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date, or william D. Upshaw, the
prohibition party's nominee.
Post card ballots were mailed to the
list Of voters a week ago, and an
nouncements will be made regularly of
the standing Of the candidates as the
poll progresses.
Many of the voters included with
their ballots, 1t was announced, letters
discussing campaign issues and ex-
pressing views on the tariff. farm aid,
prohibition and the soldiers bonus.
This correspondence furnishes con-
elusive evidence that the thinking men
and women of the Nation are taking
deep interest In the issues of the cam
paign," said former Senator Henry
J. Allen. publicity director of the
campaign.
The announcement said that q sur
vey Of a cross section of Who's Who"
indicated 90 per cent of the persons
to whom ballots were mailed were poll
ticians, writer's, lawyers, engineers. edu-
Gators. clergymen. scientists, physicians,
Army and Navy members or artists
Former Gov. Dunno of Illinois has
made an attack upon the poll and
characterized the Who's Who list as
a constituency impregnated with plu
tocracy.'" the Republican announce
ment said He stigmatized the ma
jority of the educators listed as men
who owe their positions to capitalistic
power or the backing given them by
engineers of the Republican political
machine
"As a matter Of fact, survey Of
cross section Of the names in Who's
Who made at Columbia University,
shows that the list of captains Of in
dustry and capitalists was so negligible
that they were linked under the head
ing of miscellaneous
Results of the poll were not an
nounced by States, although the an
nouncement said Illinois showed the
strongest sentiment for President
Hoover, his total vote being 10 times
hat of Gov Roosevelt. while Mr.. Roose-
velt's best State is Alabama, where he
beat the President by two to one"
Other results of the poll sponsored
by Republican headquarters will be
given out from time to time as ballots
are tabulated.
Already Democratic leaders have at
tackled the worth of the poll as preSi-
dental preference barometer by stating
that the first principle in tabulation by
questionnaires is to use an unsolicited
group.
Evening star., 1932-09-18
CURTIS ADVANCES
FARM RELIEF PLAN
AND BACKS TARIFF

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1932-09-18

Council Bluffs, Davenport. Dubuque,
Ottumwa and Sioux City by october 20,
and other places with application for
ballot; Michigan, cities over $4,000 by
October 10; all other places by October
20; Minnesota, cities over 10000 by
October "a; other places by November l..
Nevada, for Federal employees and
their families, October 10: North Da-
kota, November /; Oregon, October 8;
Pennsylvania, in Pittsburgh and Scran-
ton by petition Federal employees, their
wives and husbands only by October
Is, and any residents in Altoona. Al
lentown. Bethlehem, Bradford. Butler
Carbondale, Chester, Clarion. Coates
vile, Connellsville, Cory, Dubois. Du-
quesne, Easton, Erie. Franklin. Harris
burg, Hazlcton, Johnstown. Lancaster
Meadville, Monesson, Monongahela
New Castle, Oil city, Pittston. Potts
vile, Reading. Sharon, Sunbury, Titus
vile, Uniontown, Washington
Williamsport, Wilkes-Bar and York
by November 5.
Data on Other States.
South Dakota, dates determined by
local officials between October 18 and
November z; Tennessee. October 19;
West Virginia, October IT. and Wis
consin, October 20.
Personal registration Is required In
other States, although in parts of Mis-
souri, it is possible though uncertain
that mail registration will be accepted
Absentee voting is permitted in the
following States: Alabama, Arizona,
California, Colorado, Delaware, Georgia
Idaho. Illinois, Iowa, Kansas. Maine
Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota,
Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, Ne
vada, New Hampshire. New Mexico
New York, North Carolina, North Da-
kota, Ohio, Oregon, Rhode Island
South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah
Vermont, Virginia. West Virginia, Wis
consin and Wyoming.
For the benefit o. citizens in Eastern
and Southern States who desire to &c
home to register and vote where per-
sonal appearance Is required, plans
are being made by railroads to furnish
special low rates during the latter part
Of october and early November. Com
plete details Of the special fare offer
have not been arranged, but tentative
plans call for round trip Of one and
Evening star., 1932-09-18
PRINTERS WILL VOTE
ON PENSION ISSUE
Proposal to Restrict Eligibility as
Safeguard Of Depleted
Fund Up.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONG BEACH, Calf, September II.
"A proposal to restrict eligibility for
pensions in the International Typo
graphical Union to safeguard the fund
depleted by 100000 last year, will be
submitted to a referendum of its 30
0C0 members. The referendum was
decided upon at the closing session Of
the annual convention here last night.
The change would extend from 10
to 25 years the period of good stand
ing for eligibility to the So week dis
ability and incapacity benefits, with
the requirement that applicants be so
years of age.
Evening star., 1932-09-18
LABOR SEEN UNITING
WITH INTELLECTUALS
Socialist Candidate Says Unem'
ployed College Graduates Are
Changing Aims.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September ia union
In the near future between labor and
'intellectualism" was predicted today
by Norman Thomas, Socialist candidate
for President.
Speaking before members of the Inter
collegiate Thomas-for- President Clubs
he said:
''The time when success was the goo
of all college students has passed. There
Z vast group of diploma-ed unem-
nIoved-the intellectual proletariat.
1.-THE time has come when there Is
70 be a union between labor and in
tellectualism. and we are the founders
of that group"
Charles Solomon, Socialist candidate
for the United States Senate, said ir
his % years of Socialist campaigning
he has never seen such "tremendou!
response as there is in the current
campaign Of our party"
Evening star., 1932-09-18

Continued From First Page.)
no farm relief program but has made
reference to several that were under
discussion and then left them for con-
tinued discussion.
"The Governor" he said. "is mis-
taken about the effect Of the McCumber
act on our foreign trade.
THE last year of the Underwood bill
our exports amounted in round num-
bers to $3,500,000, 900; our exports for
the year ending June 80. 1929, under
the 1922 act amounted to 5000 900 900.
Our imports for the last year of the
Underwood act amounted to $2,500, ,000,-
900. and in 1929 they amounted to
$4,250, ,0o0, ,000."
Davis Is Speaker.
United States Senator James j. Davis
said previous slumps had occurred dur
ing Republican regimes and the party
had carried the country through them,
adding: when the Democrats find
themselves in one they have to call on
Republicans to get them out"
when the crash came" the Senator
said, I'VE had in the White H1Aee the
worlds greatest economist, who !mme-
diately worked out practical, construc-
tive programs to bring the country back
on its feet"
Gen. Edward Martin. Pennsylvania
State chairman. predicted there would
be no serious detection in the ranks
of the Republicans of Pennsylvania in
the November election.
Evening star., 1932-09-18

limit. Tickets are expected to be on
sale on october II and 20, and No.
vember and and the rate probably
will apply to New England, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Ken
lucky, Indiana. Oklahoma. South
Carolina and Florida, and possibly
Western States. Registration may have
closed in some Of these States. but the
excursions will aid those who wish to
vote In person.
Evening star., 1932-09-18
"WHO'S WHO" POLL
GIVES HOOVER 3-TO-1
LEAD IN CAMPAIGN

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Evening star., 1932-09-18

were maintained In the face Of the
world. The gradual revival Of business
throughout the country is the best evi-
dence that confidence Is gradually being
restored. This Is due to the splendid
work and great ability of our President,
Herbert Hoover.
Evening star., 1932-09-18
PSYCHOLOGY is TOPIC

District Society Meeting Will Be
Held Tuesday Evening.
The District Psychology Society will
hold its weekly meeting at the Carlton
Hotel at 3 pm. Tuesday There will be
program of speaking
The public is invited to the meeting.
Evening star., 1932-09-18
Former Governor to Speak.

SAULT STE MARIE. Ontario. Sep
tember II UP.-Former Gov. Charles
S. Osborne of Michigan will speak to-
morrow night at convention of the
Kiwanis Club Of Ontario, Quebec and
the maritime provinces.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-04
gersiftnasen III elmer aantinc

WOrdinsen, 2otbringen. Sier lino
so 9erionen unter idweren gergif-
tungserideinungen erfranft. Sn Der
&antine ser nnteroffi5iere oeS %.
Giraiaeur-& egiments wur0e na6
Dem giien elm @ebGd gereidt, oas
allen @ni9eine mad ber0orben mar.
0a6 tpenigen Stunoen iteuten lid
Bel etpa 30 S~ergeanten 8ergif-
tuneserideinungen elm. aud cine
gleid groBe an5ubl bon angebo-
rigen beri9ieoener Sffi5iersfamilien
lit erfranft. 80 8erionen famen
ins arsnfenbaus, mur0en a6er, Oa
man ibnea bier nidt oie notpenOige
9flege ~angeoeiben laiien fonnt, nah
0ancp iiberfiibrt. Sooesfdae iino
bisber nod ni6t gu per5ei6nen.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-04
@ampf NIT eime1m @inbreder

Gensburs. Iad 3~ertriimmerung
elmer Geniteri6eibe itieg elm Gin,
BREEDER in oie i'm @aloe bel ben
S9ieBItGnoen ser 59ubpoli5eiidn-
lie gelegene unO als Auf6epabrungs.
ort fir 8affen benuste @obnung
oes Observation-Disclosures Satt-
Ter elm, in Oelien Saus in LETTER
3eit mebrere ginbriide ausgefiibrt
por0en tparen nno mo 0esbalb in
Mbpeienbeit Snttlcrs 5wei go
li3eipadtmeiiter ols 8ade poitiert
paren. Sofort mad Dem @initeigen
i6oB Der gin5re9er ben 8oli5ei.
bouptpa1tmeiIter 8aof nieoer unO
puroe oarauf bon Dem an6eren go
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nieoergeltredt.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-04
Der ridiidtgIpie Qmtsidimmel

@on Semlaf bot oie @enoarmcrie
sic 2an0mirte Aoom Got, Midael
@0s, Nifolalts S9dffer, @artin
Srep, Srib S9iGing, &onrao 9inc-
aes, AOom Arbap, @eorg auOla
uno irrtitmli1erpeile aud Mnoreas
S9erer, pel6en man init einem
8eriomoi6er berme6ielt bat, noh
Der araoer Setting esfortiert, mo
man ibnen mitteilte, oaB ibre Mi-
litarangelegenbeiten ni9t gang in
Sr0nung iin0, neil ite in 4merifa
waren un0 li6 sort angeblid nidt
gemeloet baben. Sober Ser 8etei.
ligten muBte cine @rflarung IN.
terl6reiben ltnO oie Sadie mar Damn
erleoigt. Nun Itaunt man ober in
Ser 6eitung ielbit, parum oie 2eute
BON Der 4rbeit meg uno nit @en-
oarmerie bereingebradt un0 audi
nod fir orei @enoarmen Oie Sabrt
na6 4rao unO 5uriid be5ablen muB-
ten, no man oo6 iol9e &leinigtei.
ten ol9 I'M @emeinoebauie BON
0otGr ielblt bdtte erleoigen fonnen.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-04
glnf bcn Nudbar acIdoITcn

&eidenbad. Sn Sen lpdten
46enoitunOen fam eS atpiI6en Sen
in Der SitiieOlung mobnen0en SAINT.
lien 8rdroIe unO S6loa 5u Strei.
ti9feiten. 9abei gab Ser i'm &u.
beitano Ieben0e friibere Iotoriats-
aiiiitent 8rGn0le aus benz 8iiGaen.
feniter beraus eiten Sdredi6uB
nit elmer IiItole ob. l1Rmittelbar
0arol1f pur0en Die SeniterlGoen ser
81 eberer gr0e 9elegenen 8obnfii6e
0es 8rGnole aufgeriiien unO Ourd
oas 5eniter mebrere Sdiilie in Die
@obnung abgegeben. 0abei erbielt
Ser gerooe sic Sreppe berunterfom.
men0e 8rGnole einn 8au6i6uB unO
bra1 6emuBtIos 5uiammen. CT
tpuroe in i6mer berlebtem 8uitonOe
ms 9lo9ineer 9ranfenbauS ge-
bradt. Die beioen ser Sat @ero1d-
tigten, &arI un0 Gbriftian S6loa,
itn0 |feiteenommen un6 ing &mtsge-
ri6tsgebduoe nod @oppineen einge.
liefert noroen.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-04
Gdmerer @erfe6rsnnfaa

Trcibcrs, in Sa9ien. Gin Rei-
Ienoer elmer 2eip5iger 6irma fubr
nit Ieinem &raftmagen einen 8irt-
idaftsgebilfen aus 8rano-gr6isoorf,
Ser einen nit 5ipei &inoern beiesten
&inoerpagen Dor iid beri6ob, BON
binten an. Ser 8irtidnftsge6ilfe
wuroe nit ben beioen &inOern Die
8oihung binab in ben StraBen-
graben geidleu0ert. Dabei erlitten
ct uno elm atpeiiGbrises &inO 10
i6pere 8erlesungen, oaB Der SOB
Iofort eintrat. Das an0ere &ino tit
auf Dem transport gum &ranfen-
bans geitorben. Der &raftwagel-
fobrel bebauptet, er lei BON benz
S1einmerferlidt eines e%ntgegenfom'
menoen Mutomobils oeblenOet nor
Den.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-04
0renslamb- 9nnSsebnns iii
2ipeibriifen.
2fnrihrM6,

3peibrii6en. gu elmer groBen
@ren5lanofunOge6ung geitaltete iif)
oie Seier Ser @ntbiiaurg zines Denf'
mails fir ebert, @r5berger nnO
&atbenali, melher etwa 10000 Seil'
nebmer beipobnten. G%6efreoattenr
Braun bon Saarbriiden, WtitglieO
oes SaarlGuoiiden 2~anOesrates,
bielt oie 8eibre0e, melde in eiilem
Ereubefenntnis 5u &ei6, Nation
uno golf gipfeIte. Die 3entrnms.
partei, sic 9eutide S~taatspartei
uno sic So5ialoemofratii6e Sar'
tel lieBen arGnoe nieoerlegen.
auf elmer ani6liebenoen @ren5-
lanofunogebune aiif Ser &ennmiele
6e3ei6nete II. a. Der friibere pren-
Bilde Snnenminilter Sepering Die
beutigen 8erbdltniiie in Der Eelds-
bouptltaot ais nur uoriibergeber,o,
trat fir sic &epiiion Der geriailer
g%eltimmungen Elm un0 mabnte Die
@ridienenen, Ii6 bereit gu balten
fir Die Ierteioieung bon Demotrd'
tie unO Hepublit.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-04
Gdmeres Nutubnsnnaliif

Snnsbrnd. auf Ser &ei6enbad-
ItraBe Bel MaIs ereignete iid elm
I6peres &utobus- ungliid, oas elm
Menidenleben un0 90 @erleste
for0erte. Gin @iirttemberger au-
tobus aus &abensburg nit 81
6abrgaiten fam iiber oen &eiden-
poB gefabren, Inn Meran gu Ell
rei9en. auf Ser idb abfaaenoen
Strede BEL ct. @olentin auf Ser
Seioe bemerfte ser @agenfIbrer,
Bob sic 8remie p%eriagte. Salt
bliitig lenfte er Sen i6weren 8a-
gen gegen einen 4aeebaum, in Der
Soffnung, oieies SinOernis piiroe
Sen unpermeiObaren Stur5 iiber
sic 5traBenboihung aufbalten. Der
4utobus fnidte ieoo9 ben ltarfen
Baum uno i~tiir5te Damn am Stra.
Benrano Inn. Mae 5abrg6ite mur-
Sen berausgei6leuOert. @inige fa-
men unter oas Muto 5u liegen.
8ie our9 elm 8unoer blieb Ser
6iibrer unberlest. Ser 81 Sabre
ate SAUL Sdmio aus &abensburg
erlitt Die ldperlten 8erlesungen,
oenen er fur5 nod Dem ltnfoa i'm
Spital BON Mals erlegen lit.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-04
&an6mOrO in gcrle6ers

Berlin. Sn 9erleberg in Der
@eitpriegnib purOe elm &apitalper-
bre1en beriibt. Cine alte Srau,
Die 20 Sabre olte @itpe Marie
Steusloff, pelde in ibrer 8ob-
nnrg iiber einen grSBeren @elObe-
trag berfiigt baben iou, muroe
ii6erfaaen, gefnebelt uno Oann err
piirgt. Man nimmt an, oaB Die
Jrau Damn beraubt purOe. aaem
anideine nod puroe Ser Cater bon
Ser 8itme, pel6e alein mobnte,
ielbit eingplaiIen, oenn ale SEN
tier uno S6l0iier iino unoeriebrt.
Die Sdr1nfe unO &ommooen in
Ser @obnung iino ourdwiblt.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-04
DraaniTerte araftipusenbiebitable.

Sale a. 5. Saale. Der Sauelhen
&riminalpoli3ei lit es gelungen, 5abl-
reide qutooiebitdble, BEL oenem
dbnli9 tpie Dor Ginger 3eit in ben
Dresoner 66aen, araftwagen in
Berlin geitoblen uno nad Solle per-
i6oben woroen paren, auf5ufldren.
gs banoelt iif Inn cine organiiierte
Diebes. uno Sebler6anoe. Saueide
&riminolbeamte fonnten in Der Sea.
be oes anbalter 8abnbofes 5lpei
ser SouptI6ieber feitnebmeli, als lie
gera6e einen geitoblenen 8ogen oer-
fauften. ga iie als Sebier fir Die
in Sane uno ltmgegeno oerfauf-
ten @asen in 6rage tommen, muir
Sen Iie na9 Saue transporter. 0fit
&iidli6t oaroltf, ooB 3. 9. 1881 in
Berlin $500 &raftpagen geltoblen
muroen uno sic @efabr beitebt, oaB
sic Solomon ibr Satigfeitsgebiet
audi in sic Brooin5 b~erlegen, miro
BON ser &riminalpcli5ei energiid
ourdgegriffen.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-04
1tnglidIider Scscl-S danflns

9armitaSt. Ser 39i6brige $50.
li8eibauptmann Sans aus 0arn-
itoOt beteiIigte iid in ieiner Sc.
burtsitoot 2inOenfels i'm O0enwaIo
an elmer 8erbeberonitaltung Der
Oortigen SegeIfliegergruppe. ga
infoIge Oes itarfeu @inOes Die
S6ulun9sfIiige Der iungen Seeel.
flieger abge6roden iperOen muBten,
unternubm Sans einen S9auflue.
Na1 81 Minuten brad in elmer
&edtsfurbe Elm 6Iiigel oes appa.
rates. Sans ~itiir5te aus $50 @eter
Sobe oltf cine 6eliengruppe uno
mar iofort tot. 8eim OiesiGbrigeu
Acknowledgement erreete Sans ourd
feline Sobenfliige 4ufIeben uno nor
nit Ser @Iafette Ser StaOt Darn.
ita0t ausge5ei6net noroen.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-04
Gdiueres 11niuetter

Galsbnrs. 9os BET Sarenba1
In oas Sol6adtal einmiinoenoe &ar-
riier Gal mar Ser SdanploB zines
iiberous beftigen @emitters nit
@olfenbriihen, melde bauptid1li9
iiber oie Srtidaften Gaiiris uno
8u6eben nieoergingen. Die Sci.
Der uno @ieien puroen boaig per-
miiltet, 8riiden muroen fortge-
i6memmt, StraBen i6mer beidd.
0igt uno Der 8erfebr unterbrohen.
Mebrere 8auernantpeien an Den
8ergb1ngen Unroen BON oen nieoer-
Itr0menoen Sluten Dem ginitur5e
na6e gebraht. Die 6amilie zines
S6loIiereebilfen fliihtete NIT bier
fleinen &inoern Dor Den SturS-
baden aus Dem Sauie. nobel Der
Mutter elm ieds Monate alter
&nabe BON oen 6luten aus ben
armen geriiien wliroe. Das &ino
beri9panO ipurlos in ben 8aiiern.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-04
Gin eaaeperf abaebrannt

Galmbad. gor flr5em brarlt-
te Inn Die @ittagsituuOe 0os Sd.
gewerf Ser 6irma 6ran5 8ortb
~poaitdnoig nieoer. 4uf Bis iebt
nod ni6t geflarte @eiie brad i'm
0adItu6I oes Sdgeperfes 6euer
aus, oos ii6 Bel Dem berridenoen
@ino iebr raid auf OaS gan3e
@e6du0e a~usOebnte. Sros0em Die
bieiiee 6euertpebr uno Die Motor-
iprise aus 9euenbiirg iebr raid
ouf Dem 8ranoplote eridienen wa-
rem, brannte oas 5dgeWerf boil.
itGnoig aus. Die geiamte @inrid-
tung lit nernidtet. 9as Maidi'
nenbaus bagegen iopie Die umlie.
genoen @ebduoe unO 0as Sol5la-
ger fonttten serettet merben. Der
Sdaoen lit iebr groB, oiirfte ober
6ur6 @eriiderung geOedt iein.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-04
selbftmprb eines edilers

Berlin. Cine S6iiIertragoSie
bot iid in Dem Soltie 8ran0enbur.
glide StraBe SO, Ode &urfiirIten.
oamm, obgeipieIt. 0ort bat iid
ser t4idbrige @pmnaiiaIt Grid
8abt in Ser 8obnung ieiner Mut.
ter erbGngt. oils man Ben Suneea
oltffano, mar ieOe Silfe bergeblid.
Die 2eide murOe bon ser Yoli5ei
bei6lagnobmt. Grid 8a0t beiudte
elm @Dmnaiium in @iImers0orf uilS
erfreute ii6 BEL ieinen 2ebrern uno
Witi6iilern GROCER 9elie6tbeit. Sim
Abeno mar Ser Sunge nit Ieiner
Mutter, peldJe ieit einigen Sabren
8itme lit, aIIein in ser @obnung
u1o ging mad Sem Abenobrot, ee.
gen 8 ubr ALIEN auf iein 3immer.
IlS oie Wutter etwa 5ebn Winuten
ipGter nod einmol mad Dem SUN.
gen ieben molte, mar 0as 3immer
BON innen nerriegelt. Iuf oas mie.
Serbolte &lopfen miroe nidtt geant-
mortet. SdIieBli9 i6lug Die Mut.
ter cine Giiri6ei6e Elm unO iab. oaB
ser Sunge balb iiber ieinem Bette
bling. auf Die Silfei6reie famen
Ha6barn berbei unO fanoen Grid
8aot an elmer @oroinenidrur er.
b1net auf. @as Sen iungen Men.
iden in Sen 500 ~getrieben bat, lieB
ii6 ni6t feltiteaen.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-04
Taberer rei6er 8rOk6amSGer er-
bGngt iid

Sn elmer Sabine in einem 3ugre-
Der Sabe.8aoe puroe cine ma1n-
li9e 2eide bon ungetpobnli6en
ausmoBen gefunoen. aus Ben &as
pieren tpur0e in oem Gotten Der
friibere 9opiiaoer @~roBbanoler
@oal6ert &omlos erfannt, Ser Iid
erbdnet bate. &omlos bate iein
etmo 16 MiGionen allsmo6enoes
8erm0gen in @ei6dften b%erloren.
@r bate cine 8en5in- uno Sar6ma-
renbonolung. Damn befaBte er iid
nit @efliigelbanoel uno treble gro-
be @eidafte nit Ser Staot 3agreb
an, nel1e ieoo9 nrsblieben.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-04
@rnnSIteinIeanma

Sancnitein. 8iidof Or. 9uO.
mig SeboItion nabm Oie @runO.
Iteinlegung 81 Der bonn 4reis
8faI5 ser DeutI9en Sugenofroft
proieftierten 2ebritdtte Dor. 9os
@eb1uoe, tpel6es unterbaIb oes Sci.
ientors, oes @abr5eidens Souen.
Iteins, au iteben fommt, miro i'm
@ege oes freitpinigen Arbeitsoien.
ites erri9tet, nobel 80 4rbeits.
freitpidige aus ser ganaen TiaI3
beId6ftigt Iino. 9os @rOgei6oB
lit bereits fprtiggeiteat. Geben ser
&eidsIebrItdtte in MiinIter /. 8.
miro Die 9reisIebrftdtte in Sauen-
itein sic ameite SiibreriGule Der
OS&. 1ein.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-04
@iISer Nntler

@attenbeim. Der Gambler So
bannes &utb bon gnfenbad fubr
in ongetrunfenem 3uiton0e Don
Garlsberg fommenO am bieIigen
&rieeerOenfmal 5uei Ierionen on.
Die 19 Sabre alte &Iara gbriit-
mann erlitt i6mere gerlesungen an
beioen 8einelt, oie @befrau @il-
helm Sol mann fam lit Oem
S6refen ooport. Der Diloe autler
fubr odnn nod 5mei 8agen oes
Speoiteurs @riintbal an un0 be.
idd0igte tie. AuBer Sadidnoen on
Ieinem auto paliierte Dem unber-
antportliden 5abrer ni9ts. Die
@enoarmerie nobm alsbalo sen Sat.
beltd1o orf.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-04
SiLbcaarOis Stride amsae6rannt.

&itOesbeim. SIM benodbarten gi-
bingen bra6 i'm ebemalieen &loiter
Elm @roBfeuer aus, oas ii1 aud
aitf 0ie S6ule, 0os &atbaus unO
sic &iloegaroisfir6e ausOebnte. 9ie
oIte &loiterfir9e birgt &eliquien
ser beiligen SiloegarO. 9ie Stride
Iel6it lit p~ouitdnOig a%usge6rannt,
bod fonnte Ser S9rein Ser beiligen
Siloegaro gerettet mer0en. 9ie bier
groBen @lofen iino geifmol5en. IS
liegt Ser @eroa6t nabe, 0aB es li6
nm 8ranoItiftitng banOelt.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-04
8lmttat

Saarbriifen. Sn Sttpeiler fam
Is infolee 3Wiitiefeiten 5mii9en Ell.
mem eetpiiien &eBler uno einem ge-
Dilien 8ideImann gu elmer Sdld-
gerei, nobel &eBler ieinen @egner
nit elmer @rt beorobte. SIN Ser
Iauf oes Sanogemenges entriB 8it-
lehman Dem &eBler bie @rt utto
beriebte linn mebrere pudtige
S9lGge iiber sen &opf, 10 oaB Der
S66oeI ooGig 5ertriimmert muroe
uno oas @ebirn outage frat. au-
Beroem badte Der bon elmer Irt
8lutraui6 ergriffene Cater ieinem
Spfer cine SanO o6 unO Derleste
i'm our6 Nrtbiebe nod weiter
f1ner an ser anoeren 9ano, TO-.
pie am SberidenfeI.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-04
&anbmurb anfgeflGrt.

8cdlinsbanien, @ie oie 8oIi3ei'
8reiieiteae &edlingbauien mitteilt,
lit es Sen umGienoen polideiliden
Observation-Disclosures gelungen,
Sen oreifaden Raubmor0, Ser on
Dem @lttsbeiiberebepaar SuOboff
un0 oeren Dienitmdo9en in GorOid
Bel Serberg beriibt ipur6e, ouf5u-
fl6ren. Suf @run0 6es am Satort
5uriidgeIaiienen Sa~gOgemebres muir
oe ser @leftrifer 8eilemann aus
Noroid, ser boriibergebeno bel
Suoboff beidaftigt mar, als Cater
ermittelt uno in 9olberg Bel ablen
in @eitfalen feitgenommen.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-04
Gin QanbiGacr ermprbet

0leituit. Sn Shirofou i'm &rei.
lie @uttento9 muroe Der SberlanO-
i6ger 6ronfe nit einem 8ruitiduB
tot aufgeiunoen. 0ie @Ieimiber
RorOfommiiiion i%telltc ieit. BOB Der
SberlanOidger BON @inbrcdern be;
ser ausiibung ieines 9icnites 6ur6
cinen SduB aus elmer armeepiitoIe
eridoiien poroen lit. @iner bon Den
oermutIiden Sdtern fonnte feitge.
nomt1en tperOeu; Ser 5peite Cater
ioa ser poInii6e 0eierteur 8aul
&aIlis iein.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-04
0er @ranShiftnna perOadtia

&amitein. Inter Dem Oringen0en
8eroodt Der 8ron6itiftung i'm eli.
genen Anpeien ipurOe oas gbepaar
Glois unO Moria 8eiOig bon bier
our6 Die @enOarmerie perbaftet un0
in Oos Observation-Disclosures 2aub-
itlbl eingeliefert. SIN 4pbril un0
i'm SuIi bate es ouf Dem Speider
BEG Bei0ig gebronnt. God fonnte
Der Brand ieoesmal BON Na1bors.
Ieuten nod redt5eitig entOedt uno
geloi1t tperoen.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-04
sunriitennnfaa int @aItata

0niinS, in 9Grnten. 8eim 5ol-
bad nddit Dem 8fliiebof i~tiir8te
cine &c Sabre dlte Dame aus @ien,
tpel6e nit ibrem @otten i'm @ait-
bof SaIer ouf Sommerfriide neil
te, ungefGbr so Dieter tief ob unO
Sog iid IebensgefdbrIide &erIesun-
gen 3r. Or. @OoIf SdmieO aus
@miino Ieete ser 8erungIiidten Ell
men NotnerbonO an unO neronIaBte
Die ucb~erfiibruug in ons &ranfen.
bnlts na1 Spittul an Der 0rait.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-04
Nnmcien nie6eracbraunt.

StcinmenOen. SIN anweien Oes
S9mieoemeiitrs s. Siemler brad
aus unbefaunter ltriade 6euer aus,
Dem oos glnpeien pouIt6nOig gum
Spfer fiel; oie Nod6arbGuier fonn-
ten gerettet tperoen. 0as MobiIiar
ser oos Sous bepobnenoen orei So
milien fornte nod redt5eitig in
Siderbeit gebradt peroen. Sin ser
gronObef6mpfung beteiligten lid)
ouBer Ser Srtsfeueripebr Oie @eb-
rem BON @eltersbn6 unO Mieien.
bad; lestere mar nit ibrer Motor-
ipribe an ser 8ranoitGtte eridienen.