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Evening star., 1932-09-01

The solar eclipse came just when
something especially magnificent was
needed to turn conversation from the
high tension caused by temperature,
politics and international finance.
Evening star., 1932-09-01

George Washington is valuable,
though departed, figure in American af-
fairs: reminder of the fact that one
statesman must be mentioned by his
country with unanimous reverence.
Evening star., 1932-09-01

Women are powers in politics. In
the new money crisis the Bank Of Eng
land, known as the Old Lady of Thread
needle Street, may be referred to as a
feministic influence in finance.
Evening star., 1932-09-01

Announcement is made that Gene
Tunney will not go into politics. This
disposes of the fear that candidates
might have to keep in physical as well
as mental training.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Just a Democratic Chat.

From the New York Sun
An American locomotive engineer had
nice amiable chat with a Balkan king,
convincing those on both sides of the
Atlantic that somebody was being DEM
ocratic
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Boyish Beauty Treatment,

From the Minneapolis Journal
Max Shore, makeup man of Holly
wood, says soap and water are the
most important beauty lotion for any
girl. This lotion works well on the
small lad. too-<hut with difnculty.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Bankers and Beggars.

From the Oakland Tribune.
In Chicago 1t has been found that
some Of the beggars are making more
money than the bankers. which sug-
gests lot Of persons m4 have been
going to the wrong p.acEs for loans.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Nadir.

From the Hamilton (ohio) Evening Journal
A political orator has about reached
bottom when ne points with pride to the
fact that other countries are in a worse
fix than ours.
Evening star., 1932-09-01

A tariff law always seems easily
managed until some other nation looks
it over and decides that its business
requires another law to meet it.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Mysterious Eclipses.

Eclipses never made hit.
In fear men used to guess.
With Einstein lecturing on this
Well understand them less.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Mystery Storit

Financial mysteries are seen.
Each is a marvel of the age
And each detective magazine
Should publish a financial page
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Political Perspective.

Political Perspective.
Everybody who really knows you
views you with a friendly eye"
Yes" answered Senator Sorghum
But the friendly eyes you can depend
on are comparatively few, It's the
votes eye view that counts in our
business"
Evening star., 1932-09-01

Jud Tunkins says at least politician
doesn't have to tell his troubles. Every
body knows them.
Evening star., 1932-09-01

KNOWN how to do things right"
said Uncle Eben. comes natural to
scme folks De mockn' bird didn' need
no music teacher"
Evening star., 1932-09-01
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Evening star., 1932-09-01

What the Maine election will mean
to President Hoover or to his Demo-
cratic opponent for the presidential
election, Gov. Roosevelt, is after all
problematical. The country does not
always go as Maine goes. But since
the Civil War the country has gone
Republican the great part of the time,
and Maine has, too, which is probably
responsible for the saying "AS Maine
goes so goes the country"
The old saying slipped cog when
Wilson carried the country in 1912 and
again in 1916. when Maine elected Re
publican Governors in September. Also,
when Grover Cleveland was elected to
the presidency in 1884 and in 1892, Re-
publicans elected Republican Governors
of Maine only to lcse the country to
the Democrats. Maine has not elected
a Democratic Governor since 1914. Gov.
Gardiner, the incumbent, won In 1928
with a lead OF more than $4,000. but
In 1880 this lead was cut to 15,0G0-
with $4,000 less votes cast than two
years earlier.
AL Smiths reluctance to come for
ward in support of the Roosevelt Jar
ner ticket is causing more and more
concern, 1t seems, to the supporters of
the Democratic presidential nominee.
Mr. Smith may, if he wishes, dispel all
this anxiety at single blw by coming
out with a strong Endorsement of the
Democratic national ticket. But he
still keeps lodging that Endorsement.
He may be waiting to see what Roose-
velt does in the Mayor Walker case.
There was time a few years ago when
Mr.. Smith did not think highly of the
mayor But the mayor stuck to him like
. drowning man to a log during the
Democratic National Convention last
June The New York Times, which
seems to be supporting Roosevelt for
the presidency, although it takes a dig
at him now and then. Is eiitorislly
commenting upon the danger which
Smiths coidness TO the Roosevelt
Garner ticket may have for the Demo-
Gratis in New England, New York
Evening star., 1932-09-01

@. When was the title "dowager"
first used in Englan6?-R D.
A. The title wss first used for Cath
crime of Aragon. widow Of Arthur.
Prince of Wales, who was styled prin-
cess 6owager until her marriage with
Henry VIII.
Evening star., 1932-09-01

@ How long is the Green Mountain
Trail?-R. d.
A. 1t starts at Pittsfield. Mass, and
terminates at Montreal. Canada. The
trail Is approximately 26o miles long.
Evening star., 1932-09-01

@. How many caves are there In
Pennsylvania?-C. c.
A. There, are at least 80 that are
known to the Department of Internal
Affairs of that State. Fourteen of
them are prepared for tourist tnspec-
tion, having electric lights, dry paths,
stairs and hand rails where needed.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11
sir ons n@aibinetoner Sournal"
&auOgIOHcn
CUR 3eitsci6i6tr
bon g. @Ieis
@affenitiaitanOsta
bon g. @Ieis

Seute feiert man in @merifo ben
@offenitiaitonostog (Armiitice Ddp)
oes SSabres 1918. Sn @oibington
periammeln ii6 Der &%riegerperein
(Mmerican 2egion) unO Die ngetero-
men ausl1n0il6er &riege" nrt0 Witt
alieoer Ser ,8icentennial Commit
iion" uno onoere potriotii6e 8ereine
am Grade oes yl1nbefannten Soloa-
ten, I'm i'm 8eiiein oes Generals
8erIbing uno Ginger &egiernngs-
nertreter oas ne1le Warmor0enfmal
0es l~lnbefannten Solooten ein5lt=
meiben. 9as 0enfmol ltebt befannt-
lid i'm n4rlington" -5riebbof nahe
einem Mmpbitbeoter. 8isber mar eS
MIR elm einfofer niebriger Stein.
@or flint Sobren beIdloB Der Som
greB, oenielben our6 einen boberen
I'll Sub bod) 81 erieben uno 5iglt-
rem oaralf einmeiBeln 81 loiien. Wtar
bottle Ii6 Marmor aus Colorado, bod
oben BON einem 8erge unb i6nitt ibn
in @ermont 3u Ser porgeiebenen Gro
BE. Die @rbeit lit iebt fertig, na6-
Dem poriges Sabr i'm 9e5ember Der
Stein ieIbit bier oufgeitellt nno lett
Dem an ibm 6iguren binein gemeiBelt
muroen. SIM groBen u@uoitori-
Inn" peranitaltet beute bic genannte
,2egion" einen rieligen @obltdtig-
feitsrummel gum 8elten Der Getera-
men uno Arbeitsloien.
Man0d[ni1en
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11
@urtras int @crmania-alnb

SIN bieiigen m -&lub" ,
Der iid in einem Stuoentenbereins-
baus an ser 16ten StraBe, Scr. 1925,
p%eriammelte, iprod Serr 8rof. Or.
SO. Spanbooo bon bier oorige
ISOLDE iiber 8onamd uno BEN 8ana=
ma &anal, nel6e @egeno er oieien
CONNER beiu6t batte. 8rof. Or. g.
@Ieis ipra6 Damn iiber Die politi-
i6e Gage Der 8egenipart in 9euti6=
LAMB, moran ii6 cine angeregte De
batte i6loB. @eiter lpuroen oeuti6=
amerifanii6e Angelegenbeiten Der
I6ieoener Natltr belpro6en, oarun-
ter cine Dem Director Ser &ongreB-
bibliotbef 81 unterbreitenOe gingabe,
oeuti6-amerifaniide 2iteratur unn
oeutiAe 8ii9er in groBerem MoBe
oIs bisber 5u beriidii6ti9en. @nfpe-
ieno paren etlpo 20 Serren. Sir
BEN nadlten inn DECEMBER itattfinoen.
BEN 8ortrag ioa Baitor gmers bon
Baltimore getuonnen fDeroen.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11
GHen un6 Sanabersniigen Gum Be-
item bes bentiden @aiienbanies.

9as Giien uno Gan8oergniigen,
meldes aaiabrlid gum 8eiten oes
oeuti6en @aiienbauies beranitaltet
miro, fin6et am 9ienstag, ben is.
Nopember, Itatt. Serbiert miro bon
II llbr normittags bis 8 ltbr o6en0s.
Gs lit rattan, bepor 4 llbr 81 toni
men Inn Dem 9roBen @eordnge 6u
entgeben, pel9es nod ShluB Der
8iiro- uno @ei6dftsltunoen entitebt.
Gs ergebt an aae 5reunoe unb
@onner oes @aiienbaries Die ber5li=
de Bite. rebt 8ablreid 81 erideinen
uno nit oa3u ~'bei5utragetL Die @eloer
auf5ubringen, mel6e gum ltnterbalt
oes @aiienbauies n0tig iino. Gs lit
Elm Doblt1tiger 3med un0 ieoer ioa-
tie iein Sderflein ba5u beitraeen.-
No6 SdluB oes giiens finoet i'm
berrliden 8aaiaale oes Gifts Stub
baliies Elm groBes Eon5pergniigen
itott, 5li nel6em Sung uno Mlt ebens
faas ber5li6 e%ingelaoen limo.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11
@emiit(idler Nben6.

Mm Sonntag, BEN 20. 0opember,
beranitaltet Ser 0amenperein oes
Concord Clubs i'm @amilton Sotel
einen gemiitlihen 4beno, mo5u ale
Sreunoe oes &ereins eingelaoen iin0.
Gin fleines Yrogramm miro CUR
Muffiibrung fommen, mona6 man
gum Son5e iibergeben miro. Sir Die
ienigen, pel6e ni6t t%an5er, meroen
&artentil6e aufgeiteut tperoen. &af-
fee uno Sudden miro ierpiert mer=
ben. Ser @oritano peripri6t aae3
auf3u6ieten Inn BEN Mitglieoern
uno @GIten @elegenbeit 81 geben
i'm oeuti9en &reiie einige gemiitlide
'Gtnnoen 5l berle6en. Mitglieoer
3oblen fem gintrittsgelo. Sir Die
@G5te miro elm gintritt bon so Gents
erboben mofiir &affee nno Sudden
perabrei9t mir6.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11
4merifaniides 9enfmal 5u @bren
bentider Marineiulbaten.

Die 0rtsgruppe Ser ramericon
2egion" in AisepiGe, @ortb Caro-
lima, miro in &iir5e BEN a6t3ebn I'M
oortigen u&iberiioe" 5rieobof beige
iebten Oeutiden Warineioloaten 8lt
@bren Elm @iarlnoroenfmal entbiil-
len. gu Der SEER bat Der 0euti6e
8oti6after, Or. bon 8rittpib, Die an
i'm ergongene @inlaoung angenom-
men. Ser @eltfrieg lit alio enogiil-
tig pergeiien. Mon ebrt be1te auA
in Sranfrei6 bas Mnoenfen an
oeutlhe &riegsgefalene. &or etni-
gen @o1en belt BEL elmer &rieger=
geoddtnisfeier altf einem oerti6en
8rie0bof in 6ranfrei6 Ser Miniiter-
%prdiioent Serriot cine &eoe, in mel
der er %berporbo6, 0aB Der Sab Ser
&riegs3eit poriiber lei.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11
q. g. g.
@atiDnal Sosialiitiider 8reie-9 ienf
fir
Amerifa, 9anaOa nnb MerifO.
81

0ie 81. S.9.@.@ meteorological
Itii6e 9euti6e Autobiography bat
Serrn &llrt 6. SO. 2uoede nit Der
@rridtung zines nationalio5ialiiti-
i6en 8reiie-9 ienites in @aibington,
9. 6, fir Die @~ereinigten Staaten
BON Mmerifa, &anaoa uno Werifo
betraitt.
Ser n. +. 9refe-g ienit bot cine
5peifa6e aufgabe: 1, als Na6rid-
tenlteae fir Die geiamte nationalio3i=
aliitii6e 8reiie in 0euti6lano 81 Die
men, uno 2, Der umerifanii6en Brei=
ie uno Dem amerifaniiden Bu6lifum
iiber oas @eien uno oie 3iele Der
nationalio3inliitii1en 8emegnng uno
ibrem 8erbdltnis gum beutigen
9euti6lano ai1tbentii6e Snformati-
onen 81 geben.
&err 2uoede lit i6on in ben Sab
rem 1922 nftin fir oie 0.S.D.&
g. tGtig getpeien uno NOR i'm Sabre
1923 Ser offi8iele 8ertreter Der 81.
S.9.M.@. in &om, pobnt aber nod
ieiner Seirat nit elmer M%merifanerrn
l6on ieit einigen Sabren in Nmerifa,
oas er iebr gut fennt.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11

oings fampflnitig uno iibertrieben
engber5iger 8orteimann pie friiber
bleiben 81 moaen.
9ie abiolute Mebrbeit i'm &ei6s-
tag betrGgt ani6einen0 292 (ans
582) Stinmen. @enn Die nga5iS",
oas Centrum (eini1lieBli6 8opern)
uno Sic lGmtliden fleinen Splitter
porteien (@irti6aftspartei, Die
Gbriitli6-S o3iolen uno Mgrarier)
gei6loiien 5uiammengeben, fommt
cine fnappe Webrbeit BON 297 Stim=
men berous. 4ngeii6ts Der bon ben
&ommuniIten orobenoen @efabr
fonnte cine @iniefeit in 0ieien &rci=
len ie6r mobl m0gli9 per0en. @ud
So5ialoemofroten f0nnten bieie So
alition tolerieren. &ommen Die 8olfs-
parteiler uno 9epti6nationalen
obenorein nod bin5u. 10 lit cine II
deere Webrbeit gemonnen. 9ieie lieBe
li9 ober epentuea audi i6lieBli6 OBJ
ne Mgrarier biloen, nGmlif onrf
vNa3is~ (195 Stimmen), Centrum
uno 8apern (88), Gbriitli6-S o5iale
90, Staotspartei (2), unb 8irt-
i6aftspGrtei (2), 5uiammen gerau
292 @bgeoronete.
Sbne @inperit1nonis ooer Gull
oung Der vNa3is" lit cine &egierung,
bic iid ouf BEN &ei6stag itiibt, nidt
lei6t mogli6; oenn Die 0a5is babef
nit ben &ommunilten 5ulammen al
lein 295 Gtimmen, alio Die Wtebr=
belt, uno fonren pieoer gu ieoer
| 3;eit cine neugebiloete &egierung OBJ
lebnen ODER itiir5en. 9asielbe fon-
men aber audi, penn fie taftiid 5u=
iommengebenL Centrum (plus 8ap-
ern) Go5ialoemofraten nno &om-
munilten ~(5uiammen 313)a @an5
ibren eiqenen @iaen baben Die Na5iS
alio niht mebr. Satten ie bier oh
qeoronete mebr perlorert, 10 mdren
iie iogar fat ausgei6altet gepeien;
oenn elm ~3nlammengeben nit &om-
muniiten bGtte Damn nidts mebr ge-
bolfen. 8leiben iie auBerbalb Der
@egierung, iino fie an Der &abinetts-
bilonng nidt beteiligt, 10 perfiigen
fie negatip iiber cine groBe Wadt,
tie fonaen beinabe oiftieren. Seine
'&egierung fam obne lire @naoe iid
bebaupten, iomeit Der &eidstag IN
Vptrnrht fnmmt.
@iro iid Sinoenburg-Bapen mt
oieier Ibb1ngigfeit 5ufrieoen geben2
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11
9entider S6eaterflmb.

Sour nod cine Wo6e trennt nns
Bis 8u unierem Sbeaterabeno am
10. 0obember I'M 8ptbian Sempel,
1912 Nelnte StraBe, 90. SO. Die
G6ouipieler iino fait ale Ibenoe
nit Broben bei6aftigt; es lit be-
itimmt an5ltnebmen, bob bas Bubli-
fun NIT Sen @orfiibrltngen Doaauf
5ufrieoen iein miro, 5umol mir bieies
nal iieben nelle @eii6ter auf Die
8iibne bringen meroenL oeren Salent
man crit fiir5li6 entoefte, uno mall
oieielben natiirli6 iofort fir nnieren
Sbeaterobeno berpfli6tete.
Ser oeuti6e Sbeaterflub unierer
9adbarItabt Baltimore, Der immer
elm reyes Sntereiie fir @aibington
5eigte, bot iid audi fir uniere oies-
iGbrige Muffiibrung nit 80 Berionen
gum 8eiude a%ngemeloet. 9ieies 1T
elm l6ones 3ei6en mirfli6er 3uiam=
menar6eit.
Sier mohte ib Sic no1mals ale
bitten, merben aud Sic tii6tig fir
oen 8eiu6 unleres Sbeaters, brin-
gen sic Sbre Sreunoe nit Der Gin
trittspreis lit MI so Gents. Scar
ten fonnen Sic iebt i6on falifen I'M
y9euti1en @ei9aft" on Der 12ter
uno $ StroBe, iopie bel BEN Mit-
glieoern,
SIN Monat Nobember nuroen bis
berte feds nele Mitglieoer aufge-
nommen. s..
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11
@ai5ingtOncr
Sour saacrlri
Son Ser Ocutidcm Sutiduft.

Ser 0elltide 9oti6after, Or. bon
Hrittpib uno Saffron, CAB @noe
ooriger ISOLDE Dem fommanoierenoen
Sffi5ier oes oeutihen &reu5ers
n&arlsrube" (pel6' lebterer Die ante=
rifoniiAen @eip1iier beiu6t), @errn
&apitdn sur Gee @ a ner 81 @b=
rem elm giien. Ser 8oti6after mar
neiter norige ISOLDE nit i%eiter @e-
moblin @brengait Der @aibingtoner
rMiiociotion of ~llniperiitp @omen",
melde in ibrem &lubbous an Der
IS" StroBe cine @oetbefeie +
in 6orm zines 8anfetts peranitalte-
te. Nod Dem Giien ipra6 Or. a..
6. 3uder bon ser MarDlan0er
llniperiitGt fltr5 iiber @oetbe. Gin
melen0 maren II. a. 8oti6uftsrat Or.
81. 2eitner uno 6rou, Ser erIte Set
retdr Ser 8oti6aft, Or. Grnit @il-
belm 0}eper, Or. Sltber un0 6rou,
Or. @. 5. Nob uno 6rou, Or. q. g.
8omerman uno 6rau. Ser BOT
i6after lelbit lpro6 einige einleiten-
oe @orte. - Ser 5peite Sefretdr
Der 8oti6ait, @err Or. 2obmonl,
bot Elm Saits in Someriet, Gbenp
@baie, WtarDlanO, be5ogen, 8oriet
9lpenue gtr. sol. @Gbreno oes Com
mers mobnte er NIT leiner 6omilie
in 8irginia nabe om Yotomor-6 luiie
i'm Sauie oes peritorbenen @Omirols
g. 90. HtreD.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11

ssh geboren I'M Sournal in 6ieiefl
Spolten gu ben @liidliden, Die rett
bebalten Baben. 8orige @ohe nab
men mir Die 8artei ii + bic 9 e :
m ofroten gegen SooDer uno wie-
ien oarouf bin, oaB oas 8olf Die mutt
loie @olitif Ser &epublifaner leio lei,
Dab elm @unoer geideben miiiie,
menn Sooper ms 8eiBe Sous 5uriif=
febre. @S lit nun mabr gefuoroen.
groBe 8olf moate cine 4enoe=
rung ser Sage. SooOer bot ii6 Itarf
blamiert. 60 lit Elm Brdiioent ielten
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11

IS itimmten fir sic @a3is III
Miaionen, fir Die So8ioloemofraten
70, Die &ommltniiten 6, oas 3en=
trlm (11no 8apern) so, Die 9eiitid=
notionalen 3. 8eteiligt baben iid
70 ooer 80 8ro3ent oes oeuti6en
Bottles an Der @abl (gegen "a Brd-
sent am 81. Suli). au6 in Amerifa
NOR 9ienstag bic 8eteiligung groB,
iiberitieg aber faum 55 8ro5ent Der
@ablberedtigten.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11

bers binpeg. @ir boffen, oaB Ser
@efiel in Der omerifanii6en 8olitif
@liid uno Segen Dem 2anoe bringt.
Sooper bat es gut gemeint"; ober
oos 8olf bat i'm abgelebnt. @ir be-
griiBen Die 9emofraten uno mint
i6en, oaB iie griin0lid oufrdumen
nit Ser olten @olitif oes 3ogerns,
@ufldiebens, oes 8eridmeigens,
uno uns oie bole @abrbeit laeen.
@ir boffen olt6, oaB Die 9emofraten
elm Ser5 fir oas S6idial 9eutid=
LAMBS baben, ous tie mitperi6uloet
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11
@iener SGngerfnaben in @aibing-
ton.

3peiuno3pan5ig &noben aus
@ien, Witglie0er oes beriibmten
&naben6ors .8iener SGngerfna-
ben, fparen uorige @o6e IN 8aIb-
ington uno erfreltten inn nGonltitll-
flor" -Saale 5ablrei6 eridienene 3u=
borer NIT ibren 8ortragen. Ser
Gbor m1roe 1893 g~egrInoet uno bat
tie ais aftipe Singer emit @apon,
lS6ubert uno Wfo5art in ieinen &ei-
ben. Die Sungens iangen 5uerit Die
amerifanii6e Nationalbpmne uno
trafen babel oie boben Gone nit gro
Der 2ei6tigfeit. Sic ernteten oafiir
rieiigen 8eifal. sic iangen lpeiter
nit uno obne Srgelbegleitltng in
oeuti6er unb lateinii6er Spra6e:
1. nSrieoensboten@l aus &i6aro
@agnqr's Sper' o&ien3i~ (gl6n3eno)
2. vMicenoit 8eus", Quintet BON
@alus; 3. n8aitien uno 8aitienne"
BON Wo5art; oieies Stiif in &oitii-
men oes- o6t5ebnten Sabrbun0erts
a. 8aQaoen uno 2ieoer BON 5rib
&ruQ uno 6ran8 S6ubert. = 9as
8ublifum mar ent5iidt iiber Die
&einbeit uno &larbeit Der Stimmen
uno @usipra6e. Seoer S1tnge lit
elm Soloiit eriter Site. Nod Dem
&on8ert maren oie &naben uno ibr
Siibrer, &ep. Soiepb 9 6nitt
@aite oes 0itrei1ii6en @eianoten
bieriel6it, Serrn g ro6nif, uno
oeIien @emablin, gum abenoeiien.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11
&ad Ben @a6len in 9eutidlanO.

@enalt tpie man aaerieits Doralt5=
geleben uno 0o%ra1tsgefagt batte, tie.
len oie 8ablen gum oeuti6en &eids-
tag porigen Sonntag aus. Die &om-
muniIten getponnen elf Site, iooah
iie ieBt bunoert @bgeoronete ltarf IN
oen &ei9stag ein3ieben. 9ie SEQ
ais" perloren, pie au6 IN oielen
Spalten porousgeiogt ml1roe, 8pei
Miaionen Gtimmen unter BEN @db-
Tern. Sic iino iebt NIT 1875 Siben
i'm &ei9stag oertreten itatt nit 23O.
9ie Go5ialoemofraten berfiigen bente
iiber 121 (Itatt 1889 8laBe, oas 3en-
trlrm iiber 70 Gtatt 49, Die 8aDri-
ide @olfspartei, Die geDobnli6 nit
Dem Centrum 5uiammengebt, iiber Is
Gtatt 22). @os oie oNa3is", Die
Goaialoemofroten uno 3entrumsleu-
te perloren, fam l1eben ben &omm1t-
niiten oen re6~tsitebenoen Barteien
gu quite, olio ben &egierungsportei-
en-, iooaB Die oeuti6nationalen Site
inn &eidstog ii6 BON 81 anf 81, Die
Ser 8olfspartei bon 7 auf II ber-
mebrten. 0ie gang fleinen @arteien
re6nen ni6t NIT.
Die @erteilung Der 8arteiitimmen
lit beute alto nod l6limmer ais por-
Der. 8oie 3ungen moaen pilien,
ooB sic &egierung oieien @ang Der
Dinge lett Mnfang Sum-, als Der
8riining'i6e &eidstog aufgeloIt
puroe, flar poronsiab uno i'm iogar
miinidte. Neueite Nadri6ten aus
Deuti6lano aber beiagen, oaB Sin
oenburg uno 8apen Deriu6en mol
len, i'm Gei1stag cine Mebrbeit aus
Decentralization, 9euti6nationa=
len uno Centrum 5uiammea6ubrin-
gen. Sb oaS nod ben erbitterten
&dmpfen Der @obl5eit 5mii6en pgea-
ais" uno ben 9eutl6nationalen m0g-
lid lit, miro Die unmittelbare 3n-
funft 3eigen miiilen. 2ei6t glanb-
li6 lit es ni6t, Ga inn Eager Sitlers
uno oes 3entrlms mben periOnli6er
Seinoi6aft gegen @apen piel linfs-
geri6tete 8olitif betrieben miro.
Manhe Sitler- @lemente iin6 raoifal-
linfs itebeno un6 fino pielfa6 81 ben
&%ommuniiten iibergei6menft. Gin
nelter &an3ler fonnte '~aaeroings biel-
leidt Die 8eriobnung 5miiben oieien
orei Yarteien berbeifiibren. 8apen
ioa iAon geiagt baben, auf Die Ser
ion fomme es BEL ieiner 8olitif nidt
an, Sauptiaae iei Die 6ortfiibrune
uno 9ur9fiibrung Der Mbiidten Der
8r1iioialreeierung. or meint Dobl
feline eigene Herion oamit uno oenft
alio m0gliherneiie an einen anoeren
redtsItebenoen &ei1sfan5ler, etpa
an S6leider ooer Seinri6 Sdnee.
@elernt baben boffentli6 aae Bar-
teien aus ser @abl; oenn nit Ins-
nabme Der &ommlniiten mlBten Tie
ale entt6ni9t aus ibr ~berOorgeben
uno oas @offnungsloie bartnadigery
&ompromiiien abgeneigter @igenbr0-
belief erfennen. Sitler iheint aaer-
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11

abgeiagt moroen pie 9oober.
Saft fonnte 1912 ouf Die 3eriplit=
terung III %ieiner eigefen Yartei bin
meiien. Sbeooor &ooieoelt griin0a-
te oamals Die uSortI6rittli6e @or-
tel aus Dem &orper Der r~epublifa-
nii6en @artei. 9ieies Deal aber
ltano Die lebtere 8artei 9ei6loiien
binter SooDer uno itrengte ii6 in ben
lebten @o6en ungebelier an, in leB-
ter Stunoe Die Stimmen fir iid 81
getpinnen. nmionit! 2%apinenartig
ging oos @olf iiber Die 2ei6e 500
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11
Arminiits -2Ose.

Mm 9ienstog Mbeno itattet bic
@roBloge bes 9iitrifts Ser oeuti6en
Sreimaurerloge ibren i1brli6en 8e-
illb ab. Die Mitglieoer Der Irmini-
usloge iino gebeten, rebt 5ablrei1 su
eri6einen. Gin &omite bat elm net
tes Yroeramm our llnterbaltung aus
gearbeitet, uno i'm 8anfettiaal mer-
Ben ipdter @rfrii6ungen %ierpiert mer-
ben.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11
@eitprben

SIN Sitter bon II Sabren oer-
Itarb am 9ienstag oieier ISOLDE Serr
emil 8. arman in ieinem Seine,
Nr. ia gfeunte StraBe, 9. 6. Ser
GerItor6ene mar piele Sabre lang IN
Ser @app GARD bei6dftigt, bon mel
der er nit ginfiibrung oes Yeniiolt-
geIebes ieinen abi6ieo nabm. 9err
@rman mor INNER BEL gutem Su=
NOR uno feline 8eiu1e i'm 8iiro Die
Ter 3eitllng tparen Itets better uno
angenebm.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11

baben. @ogen iie fi6 in oieiem
8unfte @bre unb &rbm ermerben
pie iie oomals oft Mangel al @ere9-
tigfeit 9euti6lano gegeniiber 6epie-
len baben. - Wfan fam beute nit
Siderbeit lagen, oaB Die 8abl 500
pers Dor bier Sabren rein negatiO
mar lno bouptid6lid erfofgte aus
Oppoiition gegen oie &eligion oes
&anoioaten Alfreo Smitb, @ou-
nerneurs BON Nen Yorf. Seute fam
oaS oide gnoe fir oamols.
4 Il x
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11

3 ut II I e.
Der @intritt lit frei. es lit @ele-
.geilbeif 5li freitpiaiger Spenoe gege-
ben. @ir boffen ooB iih nniere
8eutid)itammigen redt 5oblreid be-
teiligen meroen. Sonntog iingt Die
@ruppe i'm oeutiden @ottesoienit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20
COLLEGE CATHOLIC
GROUPS WILL MEET
More Than 20 Institutions to Send
Delegates Here April 20 for
Spring Convention.

More than 20 institutions will be
represented by several hundred students
at the Spring convention of the Middle
Atlantic province of the Federation of
College Catholic Clubs in the Mayfower
Hotel April 29-May /.
The speakers will include Maj. Gen
Paul B. Malone, commander of the
Sd Army Corps Area; Rev. Ignatius
Smith of the Dominican House OF
Studies, and DR.. william Allen Wilbur
provost of George Washington Univer-
sity.
Members of the Newman Club OF
George Washington University, will be
the hosts. A program of business
meetings, discussions and social events
will be arranged under the direction OF
Lawrence Gage, former president OF
the Newman Club.
An informal party and dance will be
held at the Washington Canoe Club
April 20.
The federation is comprised Of Cath
Ole clubs in some $50 non-sectarian
schools of the United States and Can
ada with total membership exceeding
1900.