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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-07-14
ELIMINATE c
FRO FROM MARKET
Growers Vote to Pack a.., uh y
0' Fancy and Extra; culls to
r. destroyed; Tonnage is
Reduced

c.nnlete elimination Of the u
C9 n from the standard apple
graz graz and provision that the grade
a pan be wrapped, packed or nd I,
e can mas voted last week by the
osu, a attending the state
Grade and pack conference neia N
IT. Is estimated that by this ac. .
t;o !, s. some 5000 to 10000 cars OF
s NV, w;lI be eliminated from trans
, ,,artotion to eastern markets. The
Total FL. number of cars shipped last
wear wear was approximately 10000.
a motion directing that no per-
mits be issued for the sale OF
TRANSPORTATION i,,. of any fruit having
Greater than three percent OF IN
festation was also carried. This,
IN effect, eliminates culls from
shipment to by-products plants,
and was designed to divert c
grades to this outlet and thus pro-
vide for the fruit eliminated from
the standard pack.
It is further approved that only
extra fancy and fancy grades be
placed in the standard Washing
ton apple box. The Yellow New
ton was excepted from the c grade
rule.
The conference was called to or
der by Erie j. Barnes, director Of
Agriculture, who spoke briefly,
"Our department has no vote in
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-07-14
Blake Flies Home

H. L. Blake returned Monday
Afternoon by airplane from Boise,
Idaho, where he left the Yellow
stone Cutoff caravan. He was one
OF the members of the Standard
Oil employees who accompanied the
caravan of about 40 cars that
started from Redding, California.
They were entertained with a
breakfast there and banquets at
Aiturias, California, Lakeview,
oregon. The caravan was escorted
by the state patrol, with patrols
from the different districts. They
spent Friday and Saturday in at
tendance at the rodeo at Burns.
they visited at Ontario and Boise.
AT Boise the caravan was disband-
ed.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-07-14
HOLCOMB SAYS
BIG BIZ WAS
INTERESTED
Local Delegate to Demo Ma
tional Convention Tells of
i. Working of Political Ma
chin; for Roosevelt

A picturesque national democrat
ic convention in Chicago in which
the Roosevelt forces struggled
thru q bedlam of noise, and
against the opposition of a few
eastern states, to effect the NOM
nation Of Franklin D. Roosevelt
of New York as the party's cand-
idate for president was described
by C. L. Holcomb of Kennewick,
first national delegate of either
majority party ever selected from
Benton county.
A wild celebration opened when
William Gibbs McAdoo of Califor-
MA announced the combined 90
votes Of Texas and California were
to be cast for the New Yorker,
Holcomb said. This move came on
the fourth ballot, the evening fol-
lowing q wild, all-night session.
Swelled by votes from the lib
erai west and the south, the Roose-
veit adherents took an early lead.
and it was apparent they would
At least decide the presidential
standard bearer, he said.
The Kennewick politician yoic-
cd the opinion the Roosevelt-Gar.
ner ticket is strong enough to
march to a triumph at the POLLS
TINS tall. The nominees represent
Che views of the west and of tha
average citizen thruout the ma
tlon, the delegate believes.
Inc galleries were packed bv
tne forces hostile to Roosevelt. and
sae noise heard by radio listnar s.
1 M not denote opposition to the
:. New York governor, but rather us,.
.ne ability of a small minority f.
corner attendance cards. :
Koosevelt's acceptance speech
. lang with sincerity and cony;c.
..0n, Holeomb said, and its sweep
Continued on Page Four.l
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-07-14
HIGH
ASCAMPAIGN
NEARS FINISH
Vote Standings Appear Daily;
Chance for One More Girl;
Just Nine Days Left; Drive
for 'sFavOrite Daughters

Interest in the big Kennewick
Courier Reporter nineteen-day sub
scription campaign has reached it's
height this week as the dead line
for the drive-Saturday, July %
draws near.
Daily standings in the office
window Of The Courier-Reporter
and in The Courier Reporter itself
are expected to add even more ex-
citement from today until the end
Of the campaign. These votes
standings have already drawn in
tense interest, not only among che
candidates themselves, but among
the interested subscribers and
hackers of various candidates.
The drive took on the nature OF
a "fayorite daughter" war this
week as citizens in the various dis
tricts of the city and surrounding
territory started concerted efforts
to see that their favorite candi-
late should win the grand prize.
Still Two Vacancies
District One candidates and their
champions are working feverishly
this week to bring the most valu-
able diamond ring home to their
section while the candidates from
District Two (outside the city
limits Of Kennewick) are working
just as industriously to annex that
honor. Each district hopes to list
more candidates higher on the
prize list than the other.
While interest was at a high
pitch early this week concerning
the race, there were still two va
cancies in the files Of the cam
paign for two ambitious young
ladies who apply for these places
among the prize winners, and
qualify their nomination win be
the two allowed to compete with
(COnfinuod on Pare Eieht.l
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-07-14
PETERS HEADS
RELIEF WORK
FOR DISTRICT
City and County to Join in
Handling INDECENT Cases;
Food Preservation Work is
Now Under Way

The committee in charge Of the
local relief work will make ar
engagements to have the detail
work of the organization handled
by Secretary Geo. d. Peters of the
Chamber of Commerce, according
to plans now being considered.
Because of the fact that funds
for this purpose will be somewhat
limited this year, disbursements
will be less than in previous years
and then only upon strict investi-
cation as to the merits Of the case.
Other changes are also being con-
sidered in the administration of the
relief this year. Instead Of the US
ual plan of granting the individual
a certain amount of credit at the
stores, a commissary will be es-
tablished and pre- d e termined
amounts cf the supplies will be is
sued at stated intervals.
Mr.. Peters will be assisted in his
work by Chief of Police H. H. De-
Haven, County Nurse, Mrs. Nc
Farland and County Club Leader,
Mrs. Mary Davis. Nutrition charts
will be prepared and none but
staple foodstuffs will be issued,
and then only after a complete in
vestigation has been made.
1t is likely that the committee
will also work out some plan for
issuing work tickets for the food.
Arrangements are being made to
secure apple trees to be worked up
into fuel, which will be done on
some sort of a share arrangement
In the meantime, Mrs. Davis is
holding canning schools in the diff
ferent sections teaching the var
ious methods of preserving and
drying foods. She has found a
ready response to her recent ap-
peal for fruits, but states that she
can still find place for much more
vegetables suitable for preserva-
ton. Quart jars are also needed
and donations are solicited.
To prevent an influx of outside
indigents, careful investigation
viii be made of all cases and the
floater type viii be moved on. This
area has received, in the past,
reputation for being "soft" spot
to spend the winter, but after this
season that reputation will be
blasted, according to the present
plans
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-07-14
Auxiliary Picnics

The American Legion Auxiliary
vii hold their annual picnic in the
city park Sunday. All legion menu
bers and their families are invit-
ed to come and bring picnic lunch.
Ice cream and coffee will be furn-
ished by the local.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-07-14
Flowers Say It

"Say it with Flowers" while the
recipient is still able to enjoy them
is the motto of j. Leslie Smith of
East Kennewick, who sent the
Courier Reporter office force the
beautiful and unusual gladiolius
displayed in the windows Wednes-
day and Thursday Of this week.
Mr.. Smith has flower garden
filled with gorgeous blooms. G. d.
Peters filings mean boquet, too.
He brought the shop a large bunch
of posies the first of the week
grown on his Highlands farm.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-07-14
Miss Moulton Returns

Miss Margaret Moulton returned
this week from several weeks Wis
it with relatives and friends in
Seattle and other coast cities.
While Miss Moulton was away she
attended the international conyen-
ton of the Delta Gamma sorority
as delegate from the University of
Idaho group, of which she is a
member.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-07-14
Return to Denver

Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Sorry and
children, Donald and Patty. left
for their home in Denver, Colo
RADIO Friday after visiting here
for two weeks at the A. S. Jones'
home.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-07-14
seMikeo Comes Home

Marion Crutchfield arrived We'd
nesday morning to spend several
weeks visiting with his folks, Mr..
and Mrs. George Crutchfield. Mar
ion has been in Hood River on
business.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-07-14
Cooling Moth Catch

Following is the codling moth
catch from June 80 to July ID, in-
elusive: Z, q, z, 0, 20. So, ~, As,
Al, 9, %, GA, SO, 81. The above is
the record from 9 traps, the three
traps on the Samphere tract not
being included
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-07-14

This space reserved
for Eleanore Lewis,
who entered too late to
be photographed.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-07-14

CONTINUED on Page Eighth
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(COntanued on Page Eight.l
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
Ma aIio --!

8atnadl. Ser n&aubii5erfau"
auf Die 2ononirtsebefrau 8obnIein
aus 0orgenoorf 9at IdneI feline
auffldrung %eefunoen. 3unGdit
gob oie 6rau ser @enoarmerie ee.
geniiber an, bon einem iungen
Mann, Ben lie iogar nGber beidrieb,
ii6erfaIen uno ibrer 8aridaft BON
25 Collar berolbt tporoen 5u fem.
SIM &reu3berbor bel Ser 9eb0roe,
oie BON b~ornberein nidt an ben
lle6erfaa glou6te, geltano Die 2anO.
DirtSfrau, boB ales erfunoen mar.
Die &rabDunoen i'm @eIidt un5 am
sails bate iie ii9 nit elmer Iooel
6eigebra6t uno Die Saare ibres
3opfes bate iie fi6 nit elmer
5dere obeeidnitten, bie iie iid gu
Dor in 9aunad g%efauft batte. 9as
Mdrhen erfano iie, neil lie BEL if
rem ginfaufen gu biel ausgcseben
bate.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
sdabenfener.

SeiOersbadJ. Sier 6roH in Dem
@obnbaus 0es @uitap Seeber 6euer
aus. 0bmobl Die ginpobner bon
SeiOersbad uuo @aIobuuien nit
ibren 5eueriprisen balO BUR STEELE
marer, brannten 8obnbaus, Stall
uno Sdeune in fllr5er Seit nieoer.
auBer @ie6 uno S6weinen fonnte
foit nidts eerettet tperOen. Ser
Brand ioa our9 cine Setroleum-
larnpe entitanoen iein.
&~Oienbcrg. &iir5li9 brad in ser
S6eune Oes 2an0pirts 6rit @ener
Gelter ans, 6as raid auf Die 8weite
S6euue @gners iopie ouf Die
S6eune oes 8obnarbeiters &nittel
i%ibergriff. Sic orei SHeltnen muir
oen nit alien 8orr6ten un0 ange-
boltten StGnen elm Gaub Der
6lammen. Nur nit fnapper Scot
tonttte ons &ieb gerettet mer0er.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
grnSer in Mutipehr eriduHen.

&n0olf S6ubma6er, ser Start
8eceier Miiblenbeliber unO @ei5en-
6anOler, Der am 10. geouember i'm
8erlaufe zines StreiteS megen Der
Aufteilung oes 5amilienbermo9ens
ieinen 8ruOer @ugen in Stari
8ecei eridoiien bat, mur0e bonn
NOuiiaOer Neutrality-suspicious. Mi.
Ian 8aricic 5um eriten Nale per.
bort, S6ubma6er erfldrte Dem In.
terIudungsridlter er babe in Rot-
webr gebanOelt unO auf Ieinen 8rn-
Ser geidoiien. 0ieier lei, Die SGnSe
in Sen Soiden, Dor inn geTtanoen
uno babe, ais er an i'm beranGe-
treten lei, nit Der re6ten 9ono an
Die riidm6rti9e Soiertai6e gegriifen.
&uoolf min oaraus geidlolien ia.
ben, Dab iein 8riloer oen &euolper,
Den er BET iid gu tro8en pfleete,
5ieben noble, uno i6oB, I'M gugen
5u~bor5ufommen.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
&anb-l1eberfaa anf einen @unOer-
burden.

Mi6en6prf. Sn Ser @6be bon
Mi6enoorf muroe elm @anoerbur-
i6e, Ser Shubnla6er &runum, BON
3mei anoeren CHARACTERIZATION, Dem
Sdnbma6er Muguit &rGmer uno
Dem arbeiter augult @iemann, nit
oenen er 5uIammen auf Dem 8e-
&c bon SreuenbrieBen nod Bots-
Dam mar, ploBlid nieoergeidlagen.
&rumm bate oorber geGuBert, oaB
er @elo BEL li6 babe. Als oie BUR
i6en ibren Kindergarten in Dem
i6lammisen 8aiier Oes Gbauiiee-
grabens ertrdnfen moaten, fam
gliidli1ermeiie elm 2aItallto porbei,
Oeiien gbauffeur sic Cater in Ole
6luht iagte uno &rumm aus ieiner
gefabrli6en Gage befreite. &rdmer
unO 9iemann muroen in Berlin in
einem Aipl ermittelt uno feitgenom-
men. 8eioe geItanoen na9 lange-
rem 2eugnen oie Eat elm.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
@mpflamf zines Sanfbcamten.

Berlin. Sn Dem befannten @us-
ilugsort 6infenfrlts BEL SpanOau
ereignete lif elm Ihredlider @or-
faa. Der 80 Sabre alte 8anfbe-
ANTE grnit 2ebnert ita9 in einem
8obniinnsanfaa feline 8irti1af-
term, oeren Godter iomie 5mei mel.
tere 6rauen nit einem @eiier ME.
Der. Damn flii6tete er in einen
nabegelegenen @alo. Sn Den abpno-
itunoen iteate er iid ielbIt Der go
li5ei. @r madte einen poQfommen
uerporrenen ginorud. 9ebnert ltano
unter 8ormunoi6aft uno mar ais
6eIonoers iab5ornig 6efannt. Wie.
Oerbolt bate er aus geringfii9igen
anl4Iien ldrperen STREET entfelielt.
air5li9 fam es mieOer gu elmer
MISUNDERSTANDING nit ieiner 8irt-
i9afterin, woralf ct elm Wtelier er-
griff uno linnlos auf Die 5rau elm
itaG, Die auf oie StraBe fliidtete.
Auf ibre Silferufe eilten ibre God
ter rno 5mei anoere Srauen berbei.
aber ali9 auf Oieie orei ita6 er
blinolings elm.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
Gin @eGbud fOppt ieine Saider.

Bud. Sci ser fiir5li9 ltattgefun.
Oenen Sreib;0go, bel Der 20 Saien
geIdoilen murOen, erei9nete lid Elm
ieltiamer Sal: Gin Itottlihcr &eb-
bod fonnte trob 0es S6uBperbotes
uno o1ne nit Dem @eies in &on-
fIift 5u 'fommerl, aIs iihere 8eute
nit na6 Sauie gebradt merOen.
Gin Der sen Sreibern beri6eudteS
&eb paIiierte Die @ren5e urto fam
alf miirttembergiides @ebiet. Sier
waren bic Sdger, fir Die befanntIid
anoere SAuB5titen gelten als fiir
sic angren5enoen baperiiden Sage.
foGegerl, auf Der SUIT. Gin nabrer
&ugelregen Iebte elm, Der arnle &eb-
bod aber fonnte, obne tooliA getrof-
fen 81 peroerL pieoer nneutraIes"
@ebiet errei9en. Die enttGuihten
SGger aber maren ni1t weniy per-
mun0ert, als tie iaben, OaB ser emit
fommene &eGbod unpeit Der @ren3e
auf baperii6em @ebiet in einem
0idi1t bdngen blieb, Inn ben balo
n~adfommenoen 8apern als 8eute
in oie SGnoe 5u fallen.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
Gin Sinh erldieft ben SsnfeI.

Berlin. Sn einem etnIamen Sort
baus in oen @Gloern oes &reiies
Ioenali in Ser @ifeI ipielte lid
cine Eragooie al. Ser 6oriter uno
feline 6rau tparen BEL 8efannten
i'm 0orfe eingelooen uno batten lire
&in0er, elm 13i6briges MGoden uno
einen 11idbrigen &naben, auein 8u-
riidgelalien. @dbreno Die &inoer
ein Mdrdenbud laien, trot pl0slid
Elm Wann nit elmer i6wor5en Mas.
fe ins 3immer uno i6rie Die er.
i6rodenen &inoer an: uSh bin Der
Seufel, gebt mir iofort allies @elo
~beraus!" 3itterno iibergab inn oas
Mdo6en oreibunoert Marf, sic Der
8ater tags norber bel einem 8ieb-
u%erfauf eingenummen batte. 8ab-
reno Der 5renoe Die Sreppe oes
Sauies binunterging, frahten plOs.
liA 6pei Sd)iiiie. Ser permummte
Mann idrie auf unO foaerte Damn
tooli6 ~9etroffen, Die Sreppe bin
unter. Ser ttidbriee &nabe bate
oas @ewebr ieines @aters gebolt
uno Den nEeufel" nieoergeidolien
Die &inoer ianfen iid nit Dem &ui
Scr 8enfel lit toll" ladeno uno
ialid3enS in Die Arme. als Die
50ritersleute ipGt III Der Haht beim-
febrten, erfannten lie in Dem Eoten
einen alien @alOarbeiter, Der ieit
langem i'm 0ienite oes 6oriters ge.
ltoroen mar uno iid pur6 einen
@mbrud BEL einem gorgeiesten
@elo fir Die 8eibnadtsfeiertoee
peri4affen woute.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
SuSesnadlridten.

Sn Delta Itarb na9 longem 2ei-
ben Ser Setter un0 Witgriinoer Der
9ettoer Mildgenoiieni1aft alois
@oI5 i'm Alter BON 56 Sabren.
alois 8ol5, ser aud Sefret6r oes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mar, gebor-
te gu oen riibrigiten Mannern Der
bolfii9en 8ewegung, Ser li1 im-
mer un0 ieoer6eit fir oie oeutide
Sade einieBte.
Sn NraO lit Ser ~44iGbrige apo-
tbefer 6ran5 Nieoermaper Der
Sharla6epioemie 6um Spfer gefal-
len.
Na6 ldngerem 2eioen Itarb in
9enfeI0 ser 6lteite @onn, ser 81
i6brige Wifael @aper. Sn Dem
8erblidenen betrauert ser abgeoro-
netenfonOiooten Steapertreter Gr.
@ilbelm @euners I'M Soso-Somicer
8e5irf, @runObeiiber Midael WaDer,
ieinen 8ater.
Sn .Igram Itarb infoIse zines
9er3idlages oas langidbrige @it-
glieo oes oortigen Rationaltbeaters,
Srau Srma 8oaaf. Sic muroe in
2iubliona geboren uno trot in III
rem 16. 2~ebensiabre in oie orama-
tii6e @eieaidaft elm.
Sn Seize peridieo 6rau 2eopol-
oine &afui9, oie Itutter Der beioen
Sirmen1efs Daniel uno Sing. 8iai
&ofui9. Sic Gerblidene mar Be
5iberin oes Goloenen @eroienitfreu-
5es nit oec &rone uno ues gb-
ren5ei1ens 9. SCI. bonn &oten &reua.
Mn Der Srauer nabmen aufrihtigen
AnteiI au9 Die pielen SauIenoe BON
Meni6en, Die oas ieelengute Beien
1tno oas uneigenniiBiee @irfen Die,
fer ieltenen 6rau fennen gu lernen
uno 81 i6dben @elegenbeit batten-
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
aIeine Memisfeiten.

2nsuid. 9ie 8oaoeriammlun9
Der freimiGigen Seuerpebr iteate
Die Sarmonie, wel6e felt Dem omi-
n0ien 8ranoe 6es Sotels nDocia"
g~efdbroet NOR, mieoer Der. @s muir.
be, 90 Der bisberige langidbrige &om-
manoant 2uopig Sriibwalo oas
&ommanoo n~ieoergelegt bot, elm.
Filming Der ~bisberige 8i5efomman-
oont gmmeri6 2aui6 gum Som.
monoanten gemdblt. - Das groBe
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ser unO
&o5sa (Sfobert 2er) lit in 3ablungs-
i6mierigfeiten eeraten uno perindt
einen Ausgleif nit zen @ldubigern
Sn Sesentban fano Die Srauuna
oes 9ifolaus &ubert, Sobn oes So
peqmeiIters Stefan Subert, nit Nm
no 8rii6ler, So6ter Oes Wattbias
8riidler, itatt.
Srem. Mitropica. 9os an Del
@abnlinie Snoiiia-8infopci gelp
gene l5rem. Mitropica beging Elm
~icltenes Set, oie 5eier ieines 2100
i1brigen 8eltanoes. &elten baben
auf Dem @ebiete oes beutigen Wi
tropica cine Sieolung 9%eeriinoet.
weIde Die &omer ipdter Sirmium
nannten. Sod 8ablreide &0mer
oenfmdler erinnern beute an oil
8liite5eit oieier einitigen Sauptitaot
oes r0miihen SItreihes.
Siief. Die @attin oes 2anomirts
Sulius Berger aus @rabarie begab
fid friib auf Den 8eg nad Bo5ega.
mo lie auf Dem Marfte berifSeoenr
ginfGufe b%eiorgen wolte. Auf Der
StraBe bielten iie 6pei masfierte
@Guber auf uno perlangten ibr
@elo. gie 6rau banoigte ibnen
$500 Omar elm. Sic &6uber ma
rem ieood oamit nidt 5ufrieoen.
soaen Der B1uerin Die &leioer aus.
lieBen ie i'm Semo auf Der Strobe
iteben uno entfloben.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
&ambiberfaa anf @erbaEer @ntsbOi

Der %45idbrise altperbaBer 2anO-
pirt 2uomie @eber lebt einiam auf
leinem @utsbof. 9adts b0rte er
elm @erduid auf Dem Sof. Sdnea
fleioete er li9 an uno begab lid,
unbemaffnet nit elmer 2aterne in
ser &ano, ms 6reie, Inn nad5uie-
ben. Dort puroe ct plotlid iiber-
ialen. Ser angreifer nannte @e
Der nit Namen uro ldlug ibm sic
9aterne aus Der @an5. Damn i%tiir8te
er ii6 nit boiler @udt auf oenN
iiberraidten Mann uno perieBte
ibm nit einem barten @eeenltanO
flint Siebe iiber oen &opf. 8e6er,
elm fr6ftiger Manr, mioerIeste iid
uno es fam az eire'l. ner5meifelten
Hingen amiifen ben beioen, in oei-
len 8erlauf @eber am arm uno an
einem Singer perlebt wurOe. S6lieB-
lid 5iidte Der Gngreifer elm Weiier
uno lt:eB es 8eber in Den 8auh.
Damn raubte er linn Die geiamte
8aridaft uno entflot. Bebers Der
lesuneen lino ernitliher Natur, ood
boffen Die aerdte, i'm am 2eben gu
erbalten.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
Nms eiebemb iirsen.

Cine ser dlteiten Sol5firmen I'M
Miereidtal, Die 5irma Or. Slime
pits uno @erion, bat BEL Dem Reu-
marfter @eri6tsbof ibre 3ablungs-
unfdbigfeit a~ngemeloet. 0ie aftioo
lino 1851, 1876, Die Yailipa $780,
598 Sci. Ser @runo ser 3ablungs-
u~nfdbigfeit lit baupti6dli9 oie I'm
m0glidfeit Der @erpertung oes Sol.
5es infolge ser unterbinOung Der
4usfubr. 9ie Sirma bietet einen
100pro5entigen @usglei6 bel BRET.
iabriger 3ablung in bier &aten OF
ne 3inien an.
Sn &lanienbnrs Itarb Der &itt-
meiIter a. .. &arl Sitter BON Mu-
bin i'm So. 2ebensiabr.
Sn Tell6urf brad abenOs s l1br
Elm groBes Sdaoenfeuer aus. 8ei
Dem beftigen Sturme itanoen in
10 Minuten bier nit Suffer oouge-
fiQte Sdeunen in beuen Slammen.
Gin Slid, Dab ii6 Der Wino ploB.
li9 na6 8elten penoete uno nidt
mebr Die &idtung Der @~aiienfront
einbielt. Sour 10 fonnte Die finite
S9eune gerettet uno peiteres I'm
glid nerbiitet meroen. Die Sheu-
men iino ale perIi1ert, nidt ober
Sic SutternorrGte.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
@ruke 1tnterI6lagnngen.

Gnbutica. Die 8oli5ei uerbnftete
sic Saliptfoiiierin Oes ltGOtiiden
2ittlpieltbeoters Aranfo Stoifouic
unO ben Brofuriiten Der It6otiiden
SparfoIie Soief Meiringer, Die per.
O19tigt iino, ,plonmaBig gum Sda-
Sen ser StaOt @el0er oes 2i6t-
~Ipieltbeaters peruntreltt 81 baben.
Ser Sdaoen belGuit iid ouf meb-
rere bunOerttouienO Oinor, oa man
i'm monatlid auf etipn 10000 81.
mar bemertet. 8os ltdOtiide Sidt-
ipieltbeater fdmpft ldon felt Sab
rem nit S9nierigfeiten unO man
il1te ~pereebens oie llriaden.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
GIcftrifisiermna bes gmrsenIanSes.

Sn Safareit wuroe unter Der
5irma u%Gompnnia &omana De
@lectricitate g. q. g." nit sc
MiGionen Sci Aftienfopital Die BON
Ser Gompognie 6. S. g., 8riiiiel,
finan5ierte @eieaibaft sur gerior-
gung Ser &omitate &ronltoOt, So
gorai6, 0reiitiibIe uno Giif nit
eleftriidem Strom gegriinoet. 8on
Sen 10000 Aftien 6at Die 6. S.
9. 6. 1000 iibernommeu, oie 8anca
Gommerciola Stoliana Il &omana
1000 Stiid uno einige 8ripatper.
ionen 400 Stiif. Gem @erwoltungs-
rot 9eboren Oornebmli6 Gertreter
Der eenannten 8anf, ionie Ser
8riiiieler Muttergeieuidaft an.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
&a6ridten ans Semcslbar.

Ser Mitinbaber ser SoiefitdOter
@ooeparenfirmo &lein uno Hoftali,
5ran3 &lein, 81 Sabre alt, lit mad
langpm 2eiOen geltorten.
2uOmig @irfmonn, 8ripatier, ge-
melener &aufmann, 81 Sabre alt, tit
nnf langem 2ei0en OeridieOen.
SIN itdotliben Armenbeim lit Der
ebemolige Semeswarer 8rieftrGger
Soief Seitor, Sc Sabre alt, geItor-
ben.
Die Satin 0es Sorltinipeftors
Solerius 2inbia, 6rah anna 0insia,
6obrifer @eingGrten, lit nod idme-
rem 2eioen I'M 81. 2ebensiabre ner-
l6ieoen.
MiGael 8iirger, 60 Sabre alt,
aus Sofia ~ltammeno, ltarb i'm itao-
til9en 4rmenbauS.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
Neue Gabrif in gcefcref.

Der %penIionierte Jinau5oireftor
Or. @ilan Topouic bea6iihtigt un-
fer Der 5irma grite SugoilowiiHe
&aoiotor a..@. cine Jobrif our
SerIteuung pom 8entralbei5forpern
in gecteref au erridten. als oos
geeignetite @ebduoe bierfiir wuroen
Sic &GumliHfeiten Der lanOwirt-
Ihaftliden Maidinehfobrif 3eml-
ioroonif in Ser Miletic- @aIie be.
funoen, oas oie @eieaihaft fduflif
ertperben miro. @ie man erf6brt,
Ioaen in Ser neuen 6obrif un9e-
fGbr so Arbeiter beiddftigt Der-
Sen.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
Die @erbafcr 3ndcrfabrif.

9ie &ompague Der @erbaBer
3uferfabrif gebt ibrer 8eenOigung
entgegen. Sn ser 6obrif purOeu
i. 5. 1881 10000 Baggons Giiben
nufgearbeitet. Die &iiben batten
beler einen bel ~fIeineren 3uder-
gebaIt (t3 big IA b. 81 oIs in
frii6eren Sabren. 9ie 6abrif be-
i6dftiete aud beuer ungefdbr 1900
Ar6eiter. Der Soelobn Itono 5wi-
i9en % u1o 20 0inar. Die Nii6en
wuroen gum @roBteil per giien-
babn un0 aitf Sdiffen (@potiner
SAiffer) in Oie 6abrif gebradt
@6breno Der &aene muroen in
5pei Stunoen our6i6nittli9 2
8aggons preubiide &oble per-
brau6t.