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Evening star., 1932-03-14
FOXHUNTERS' MEET
PLANS DISCUSSED
MARYLAND Association Holds
Session and Hears Ma
tionaI President.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, March 1.-THE
annual field trials of the National Fox
hunters Association, to be staged IN
this county the week beginning october
81. will be a big event. Carl Hunt Of
Washington, president Of the national
organization, stated at a meeting here
yesterday afternoon Of the Maryland
Foxhunters' Association.
The Maryland Association viii be
host. The meeting yesterday was to
discuss plans in connection with enter
tainment of the hundreds Of sportsmen
from various parts of the country who
are expected to attend, and caring for
their numerous hounds and horses.
About 10 foxhunters from Maryland.
the District Of Columbia and elsewhere
we're present,
Evening star., 1932-03-14
TROLLEY CHANGES
SEEN IN BALTIMORE
Replacement of Some Lines
by Buses Held Natural
Evolution.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


BALTIMORE, March 14.-Gradual
abandonment of some street car lines
and their replacement by bus lines is
the evolution OF local transportation
foreseen by E. Lester Muller, president
of the City Council, as solving the
difficulties of the United Railways,
which controls the trolley systems OF
Baltimore.
Discussing the matter, he said this
transition in transportation means
would be In line with the trend In
other large cities where street car COM
panies have had to face the competi-
ton of motor transportation.
He cited London. New York and
Norfolk as cities illustrating this nat
ural evolution in transportation. One
of the factors the United must con-
tend with is motor competition, he
pointed out, and added that by extern
sion of bus service in replacement Of
street cars the United would be In a
position to meet this competition.
He pointed out that 1t is generally
recognized that electrically operated
transportation Is outmoded economi-
cally by the development Of gasoline
motor transport.
"It is my opinion that a frequent
bus service is the solution Of the prob
lem of lucrative surface transport pas
Evening star., 1932-03-14

with the trials and that the ball and
bench show would be held at Wardman
Park Hotel, Washington. The bench
show. he stated, would be only for
hounds participating in the trials. He
said that the Washington Board of
Trade and other District Of Columbia
groups viii cooperate with the Mary
land Association and various Mont
gomery County organizations toward
making the meet a success.
Fair Grounds Headquarters.
The Fair Grounds here will be the
headquarters for the horses and hounds
and Rockville will be expected to en-
tertain large number of the hunts
men from a distance. President Hunt
stated that Julian F. Walters of Rock
vile had been named chairman of a
committee to interview owners of prop
erty where the trials will be staged and
arrange sor their cooperation.
Evening star., 1932-03-14
CONTEST ASSURED
IN MAYOR PRIMARY
Martinsburg Business Man
Files at Last Minute 0p-
posing Incumbent.
apeciaI Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The star.
MARTTNSBURG, W. ", March IA
A contest for the mayoralty nomination
on both Republican and Democratic
tickets at the city primary here April IL
was assured with the last-minute ming
by M. A. Little, Republican, prominent
business man and real estate operator,
Saturday few minutes before the lists
were closed.
His entry provides the only opposition
TO Mayor Chris H. DALEY. Former
Mayor George W. Appleby, Republican,
who had been expected to file, In a
public statement explained that his
personal interests made 1t necessary for
him to stay out of the race.
Three ON Democratic Side.
Three are entered on the Democratic
eide-former Mayor A. A. Smallwood,
whose administration several years ago
was featured by law-enforcement
campaign; DR.. C. A. Thomas, a new
conner to the list seeking public Office
and chairman of the City Party Com
mittee, and D. G. Carver, churchman
and textile worker.
There will be no primary contests for
the five members of the City Council.
Each party has an unopposed repre-
sentative In the list at the primary for
four of the five seats, but their contests
viii not appear until the election In
Evening star., 1932-03-14
PENNY EATING PLACE
FOR J0BLESS CONSIDERED
Mayor Bright of Richmond Be
lieves Plan Would Be Great
Aid to Needy.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND, Va, March IA
penny restaurant, such as has been es-
tablished in New York to help the job
less, is being considered by Mayor
Bright for Richmond, following a let
ter received from Bernarr Macfadden.
planned the details of operation of this
restaurant.
Mayor Bright, in commenting on the
idea as it applied to Richmond, said
that one of the armories might be
used for the restaurant so that the
question of rent would be eliminated.
He thought the plan might work well
in the feeding of men, but did not be-
lieve it would be of great help in pro-
viding meals for women.
Evening star., 1932-03-14
CLUB PLANS CARD PARTY

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MOUNT RAINIER, Md, March IA
The Mothers Club of st. James Catho-
lie Church here will give its annual st.
Patrick's card party in the auditorium.
Thirty-Seventh street and Rhode Is
land avenue, Thursday. March II, at 8
pm. The proceeds will be for the bene-
fit of the school Bridge, 500 and bingo
Will be played, prize being offered for
each table.
Mrs. James w. Mowatt is chairman,
assisted by mothers Of the children Of
the seventh grade.
Evening star., 1932-03-14

May. One Of the Democrats, J. w.
Thomas, is without either primary or
election opposition.
List Of Candidates.
The list Of candidates for council:
First ward, w. w. Clark, Democrat, for
mer member, and A. r. Fulk, Republican;
second ward, ]. w. Thomas, Democrat,
incumbent, unopposed at both primary
and election; third ward. l. NJ. Light,
Republican, incumbent, and Harry I.
Kuhn, Democrat; fourth ward, Emory
w. Kline, Republican, incumbent, and
George E. Tabler, Democrat: fifth ward,
George A. Becker, Republican, incum-
bent, and Nelson Hicks, Democrat.
Evening star., 1932-03-14
GAITHERSBURG CATHOLIC
GUILD TO HOLD MEETING
Clarksville Pastor to Be Guest
Speaker at Tomorrow Eve
ning's Session.

GAITHERSBURG, Md, March IA
Announcement has been made that the
Catholic Evidence Guild, of this place,
will hold public meeting in st. Mar
tins Auditorium here tomorrow eve-
ming. Rev. w. Howard Bishop, pastor
of st. Louis parish, Clarksville, Md,
will deliver an address, and Rev. J. j.
Callaghan. pastor of st. Martins
Church here and spiritual director of
the guild, will conduct a question box
A musical program has been ar
ranged, to be participated in by Miss
Mary ODonoghue, Lucian Staeger,
Colon M Tenny and Douglas Birchby
of Washington, and Mrs. Hannah
Schwartz of Gaithersburg.
Evening star., 1932-03-14
SCHOOL PAY CUTS HIT
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MEADOWS, Md, March 14.-The
Parent Teacher Association Of the
Meadows School at its March meeting
held recently went on record as being
opposed to the reduction of teachers
salaries in the county.
A letter was sent by the body to Supt.
Of Schools Nicholas Orem commencing
him on his efficient manner in handling
the schools In previous years.
Evening star., 1932-03-14

sages," said Mr.. Muller. ''Busses are
more comfortable and, under the ar
rangements for such an extended serv-
ice would, no doubt, be as quick as
street cars. It has been demonstrated
that average haul motor transport can
be profitably operated at lower rates
than street car transport under mod
ern conditions"
Evening star., 1932-03-14
WEST VIRGINIA TOWNS
FIRST MAYOR IS BURIED
Charles Edward Venting Of Paw
Paw Died Friday After Sew
eral Years Illness.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PAW PAW, w. Va. March 14-Fu-
neral services were held here yesterday
for Charles Edward Venting, first
mayor of this town, several years a
school commissioner and a veteran
merchant. He he'd been in Ill health
for some years. He died Friday.
Besides his widow, he Is survived by
six children: Mrs. Ethel Henderson.
Glendale, Calf; Mrs. Mary Lambert,
Elk, Nevada; Mrs. Grace Friend. Ha-
gerstown. Md: MRS. Ruth Bevans,
Evening star., 1932-03-14
Guards to Be Inspected.

HYATTSVILLE, Md, March IA (Spe-
cial) Annual Government inspection
of Company F, 1st Regiment, Maryland
National Guard, will be conducted to-
morrow In the armory here by Capt.
Meyer, representing the War Depart
ment. and Col. D. John Markey, COM
manding the 1st Regiment. Equipment
will be Inspected in the afternoon and
the company at night.
Evening star., 1932-03-14

Paw Paw; o. b. venting. Hagers-
town, Nd, and Atlee P. Venting.
Paw Paw. william F. Venting. Cum
berland. Md, is a brother. The re-
mains were taken to Hagerstown for
burial.
Evening star., 1932-03-14
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Evening star., 1932-03-14
Fire Volunteers to Meet.

EVANSVILLE, Md, March IA (Spe-
ciaD. A regular meeting Of the Hyatts-
vile Volunteer Fire Department will be
held tonight at o'clock at headquar-
ters In the Municipal Building.
Evening star., 1932-03-14
zoo Hounds to Participate.

President Hunt declared not less than
200 of the country's finest hounds will
participate in the all-age stake, and 1t
was stated that the entry list for the
Chase Futurity, which will be Tor
puppies whelped since January l, 1881,
would show about 100 young hounds
scheduled to try for the 81 900 IN prizes.
President Hunt stated that a horse
show and steeplechase race at the Fair
Grounds Ia planned here In connection
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
Ginitnrs eiues biitOriidcn &lOitcr
turnts.

&pblcn5. Ser aus Sem ~. Sabr-
6unOert itammenoe &loiterturm bon
Sd0nItGOt BEL @aGenoor lit ploBli6
eingeitiir5t. Die beiOen Siirme oes
olten &loiters poren in Ser leBten
Belt BEL Dem SauDetter INNER ltdr-
fer obgebr0delt. Gor etma IA ga.
gen botten Die 8eboroen einen SIRE
Dit fir Die Abiteifung oieies biitori-
I6en 8aloenfmals bepiaigt. Die
@orbereitunesarbeiten muBten me-
gen erb0bter @inltur5gefabr utter
broden meroen. 9aum batten Oie
Mrbeiter sic 8auiteae perlaiien, als
ser bobe &loIterturm plobli6 gu
beriten begann uno nit oonneruoem
@et0ie ~5uiommenbrod. Die ongren-
8enoen SefonomiegebduOe 6es &lo,
tiers mur6en babel beidaOigt uno
lire 9d6er eingeidlagen. Men-
iGenIeben fomen ni6t 5u Sda-
Sen.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
Mcnes aus sicben6iiracm.

Sm g. &cscn itarben sic @itpe
2ltiie Berger, geb. 8eGmann, 80
Sabre oft; 8itpe Selene 2ebopits,
geb. &eisfeIo, 81 Sabre alt.
&runita6t. Cine 6irnla bate if
rem Mngelteaten Die auf lire @ebdl-
ter bemeiiene @eGaItiteuer 6e5ablt.
Die Steuerfommiiiion NOR o6er nidt
Ser anii6t, oaB bier Die 8ablung
elmer S6ulo 0urd einen Riftidulo-
ner borliege, ion0ern cine @ebolts-
erb0bung, uno beiteuerte Oemna9
aud sic Steueriumme, tpie lpenn
Dies elm Iettoeinfommen Oes An-
geiteaten pGre. Ser &~ronitabter
appeGeeridtsbof Bat Oieien gor-
gang g~utgebeiBen.
Sn &lanIenbnrg tpur0e cine
@elofali6erperfitdtte entoedt, uls
oeren gieentiimerin aranfa @aao-
bid, Sic Satin 0es @oli5eifommii'
Jars 9lleronoru Sop, Derbaftet NOR
Sen lit. @s tptrOen fali6e 100-2ei-
@oten bergelteat.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
RanbmOrS in saIs6mrs.

Salabnrs. 8ei Sbernoorf an Ser
SaI8bad puroe ser in @0ming an
I1iiige 58iabrige Bauer Sran5 &au-
taller ermor6et aufgefunoen. Ser
M1oro tpuroe am &anoe oes ioge-
nanlaten @a9tbergranoes, ettpa bier
5ig @ebminuten bon S6ernoorf emit
fernt, perii6t. Ser Mor6er idnitt
Dem lteberfaaenen nit einem Mei-
ier Die &eble 0nrd, Damn beraubte
er i'm zines @elObetrages. Sautaler
botte ii6 auf Dem &eimtpeg aus eli
mem @altbaus in &emating 6efun-
Sen. Die Sal6burger 8oliaei Bot Sen
M6roer balls barauf oerbaftet. 9ie
@enoarmerie Sbernoorf bate an-
baltspunfte, oaB Der Moroer li3
nad Sal5burg wenoen peroe, uno
fonnte iogar cine Acknowledgment
bltng oes Ser Sat Geroa9tigen ee-
ben. am Sotort batte Die @enoar-
merle elm Meiier Dorgefunoen, uno
elmer ibrer 8eamten erfannte oieies
@eiier.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
sdnerc Mc1crItedJerci.

ltlm. Sn Ieli-rIm fam es in ei-
ner @irti6aft tuegen elmer geIeioi-
gitng 8piIden @6iten at einenl
8ortpedIel, Ser in elmer i6meren
Meiieritederei enoete. Ser perbei-
ratete &alifmonn Soief Sorineer
beriebte babel Oem sur S6li6tung
oeS Streites eineetretenen Mebger.
meiiter 2lt0nig &embolo un0 Oem
&rbeiter 3ooer @oppeI, ser elei9-
fails OermittelnO einee9riffen bat.
te, nit einem feItiteDenOen Meiier
ie iie6en Slide. Die &erIebuneen
iiu0 iebr erniter Grt. Bis gu Iei-
ter 6eitnobme bate iid ser Cater
WieOerum nit einem groBen S6IdG-
terneiier uerieben, offenbar i'm
Deitere &a6e an Sen unidul0ig Be-
teiligten 5u nebmen.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
SunSert Sabre @manSct SlinScn'
NInl.

1miinb. 9as 6ieiige 9IinOen-
oipl / eierte iein bunoertidbriges
@eiteben. Sberregieringsrot &au,
Ser Die 6eitgdite beeriiBte, CAB ei-
men Giidblid iiber sic @eidifte ser
anitolt. Seberresierungsrot 2oeb-
lid betonte Die enge 6iiblung 5mi-
i6en ser 3entralleitung fir 8obl-
t1tigfeit uno ser bieiigen anitalt
unO iiberrei6te ser &erpaltung cine
5eltipenOe BON 300 Fei1smorf.
2anOrat Or. SOB itberbro6te Oie
@liidpiinide 0es Oberamts. Sber-
biirgermeiiter 90aig oie ser Staot.
Moniignore 0efon ltmmenbofer be.
gliidpiinidte I'M Namen Ser fatbo-
Iiiden, Stootpfarrer &napp i'm @a-
men ser ebangeIii6en @emeinOe.
Die 6eitre0e belt Sta0tpfarrer
@ittineer. Gie anitalt 5Gblt gegen-
uGrtig so Gfleglinge.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
Sn Sen @aIO scidlcnScrt.

Surb. gtid)t melt Don Ser Sal6er.
itene 6eim 0eple's. SGusden gerief
Der 8ogen zines Stuttgorter &edlts'
anpoIts, ser gu einer Ger6onoIune
na6 Sorb fu6r, ms SdIeuOern uno
iiberidIug iid. Der 8ageu mur6e
bouItGn0ig OemoIiert, BOD famen
ser anpoIt uno iein 9egIeiter, Oie
sen geroed crit fur5 Dor ser In.
gIiidsfeae auigema6t baben, nit
Iei9ten 0uetidungen oabon, ga ie
ii6er Sen StraBeneraben 1inous in
Sen 8oIO gei1leroert murOen.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
8e6nia6risss @aOdcn ucrbrannt,

Srcbnib. Die SGusIer SdUarS-
I6en @beleute in &lein-Sommerope
maren in Sen 8oIO gegangen, wdf-
reno lire Sebnidbrige So6ter ALIEN
Oabeim blie6. 8losli6 iprong Oas
&ino, elmer 6eueriGule eIeideno,
ans Ser elterliden @obnung berous
in Sen Sol uuO rief geaeno I'M
Silfe. Nodbarsleute eilten berbei
unO iudten 0ie 6Iommen ST. er.
Itiden, bod fielen bic ponig per-
fo6lten &lei0er Dem Wdo6en bereits
bonn &0rper. Der &r5t Or. Clint
mer aus Srebnis nabm Oas idtper
%oerbronnta &ino nit ms Srebniter
Sobonniter- &ronfenbaus, BOD mar
es nidt mebr St retten. Snfolge Ser
bobgrooigen Ger6rennungen Itarb
0as &in0 no1 q~uolooaen 2eiOen.
Isle oas ltngliid eutitano, lit I'M
onfgefldrt.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
Nns Sanat nnb 8atidfa.

Siiief. Die 3abI ser arbeitsIo-
len betrGgt 1922. @s iinO oies gu
meiit unqualifi5ierte Ar6eiter, Die
&dlfte BON ibnen miro aus Mitteln
oes aftionsousi6uiies our Inter
Itiibrng BON A~rbeitslolen ern1brt.
Druspataf. Ser ungariide @e-
neral 8ilbeIm Sdran8, friiber
&ommanOant oes 10. Snfanterie-
regiments in 8reB6urg, bat pegen
MISUNDERSTANDING Selbitmoro be-
gangelt.
Ser &omitotsprdfeft bat Sen @e-
meinoerat bon Nenianftpetcr oufge-
lott. Die ernannte Snterimsfom-
million beitebt aus: Anton &leiti6,
&r6iioent, Battle 9lacintar, &arl
gbling u10 Gbriitopb 8eser. Dos
finite Wfitglieo oiirfte ipdter err
nannt meroen.
Die ,grIte SridDtuacr Sparfaiia"
Fat einen 8ripotousglei9 BON 80
8ro5eut beidloiien. 9ie &aiiiDo
6etrogen 10, oie 9Lftiba 16 Miaio-
men Sci.
@emperbaf. Ser SteuerausiduB
fir sic ~Orittflaiiige @~infommeniteu-
er tpuroe gemdbIt. Bonn Sinan3amt
lit Mar+in &romer, bon Ser @e-
meinoe @eter Sriimpt Sobann an-
nobring uno &arl &ilfe Oelegiert
woroen. griabmitglieoer linO oie
8oumeiter &arl &unB, Ssfar 9ein
uno 0atbon S9oBberger.
@rDfparOein. Die reformierte
misunderstanding bat ibr 8uO.
get BON 3 Miaionen auf 2 Min.
100000 Sci bera6geieBt uno oie
8e3iige Ser GeeIiorger, @rofeiioren
uno 2ebrer entipredeno gefiir5t.
8isber erbielt elm Seeliorser monat-
lid 1900 Sci nebit 8obnling uno
@erpflegung. Gom 1. Mar3 5. S.
an bleiben sic Iaturalbe8iige I'M
beriibrt, oas 8argebalt ober lit BON
1900 ouf 1000 Sci oerfiir8t.
&leinbetidferef. Nad i6perem
Sooesfompfe lit Ser a~ngeiebene Saul
mann aoam 8irtb i'm 81. 2ebens-
iabre geItorben. gs lit faum iieben
@oden, oaB inn i'm CODE feline
Go9ter, 0ie 8irtb orei Sabre bin-
our9 nit boiler S~ingebitng uno
aufopferung zines liebenoen 8aters
gepfIegt bat, boranging.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
Sas 3paaint aepfGn6et.

Sin in 2nsDid %o6ge6auter ge-
amter Ser Sinanaoireftion fo6t lei-
ne gntbebung GIL unO getpdnn ben
8ro5eB. Der Staot ipur0e Derpflid-
tet, 6en 8eamten in ieine STEELE
riifauberiesen un0 linn fir bie
3eit ieiner @%ntbebung Die ooaen
8eSiige in Ser S0be BON 10000 Sci
ans3u3oblen. ga oie Sinan5oiref-
ton ieoo1 nidt he5ablte uno Ser
@refutor Bel ser 8fdnoung oie
leere Safe porfan6, begab iid Der
grefutor ius 3oaamt uno nabm
BORT oie 3oGeinnabmen unter Sc
qreiter un0 Iegte an Die Safe Sic
gel an. - Sn 2ugoi9 fibrt Oem
Spitol entlang Die Maroi6ilier
gilenbabnlinie, iiber melde oie So
borer @erfebrsitraBe fiibrt. Die lie
berfabrt liegt gang fret obne 8a6-
ter ooer &e. @ls Ser &utobus,
meIder 5piiden 2ugoid unO Saber
oerfebrt, oas @eleiie iiberiesen
polte, purSe er bonn beranbrauien-
SEN @iienbabn5ug, Sen Ser Gbauf-
feur niht bemerfte, erfaBt un6 ent,
3pei seriiien. @dbreno 0ie IA Ber-
ionen i'm riidmdrtigen Sell oes
@agens nit leidteren @erlesungen
oabonfamen, erlitten Die iibrigen Z
9erionen idmere @erlesungen. 3mei
oerIeIben ringen nit Dem So0e.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
Sine sil6ermiin5e Nttilas scfnnben.

Sellf1, U1ln)t1. Steler Sdge
wuroe elm iebr intereIianter ar
6dologiider 6un5 eemadt. Der
&oIoniIt @ilon 8ufeliti9 grub
n1mli9 nit mebreren Sreunoen
eiuen grnnnen. Sn Ser Siefe BON
ettpa 6 @feter itieBen tie auf barte
@egcnItGnoe, 0ie @ufelitid Jam.
meIte uno reinigte. gs 5eigte iiG,
0aB es Ii6 Inn ultes @elo banole,
uno 3fpar Inn s &upfermiin5en unO
1 Silbermiin8e. Die Silbermiinae
trug auf Ser einen Seite oas gilO
zines bdrtigen Mannes unO unter-
bolb Die Aufidrift: DattiIa 441rer.~
sllf Ser 9fe~persieite mar Oos Bib
elmer Burg ne6en einem 6luiie nit
ser aufidrift u@quileia". Die Sup
fermiin5en fonnten bisber nod nidt
ent5iffert Der0en.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
4ns ganat unb gatidfa.

8erbaf. Ser &ingelipiel6eiiBer
&einri1 Srit nrbeitete Dor ieiner
@obnung, als ser betrunfene $50
ienn1eiiter Span 8ibarsfi nit 5ris
-5u i~treiten nnfing unb, als oieier i'm
nbmies, nadeinanoer Orei S6ulie
aus ieinem Sagoeewebr ouf Sein-
rid Sris abgab. 9er erlte traf i'm
am linfen SUB, Ser 5peite an Der
redten &ano, mabrenO ser brittle
S6uB feblgirg. Die 8oli5ei per-
taftete &ibarsfi an Srt uno Steae.
Sbrpbac. 9urd grlaB oes I'm
terri9tsminilters tpuroe an oie neu
eroffnete finite Abteilung Ser bic
jigen oeuti9en @olfsi6ule ols 2eb-
rerin SRI. Maria 8ernbarot aus
8afa @auanta ernannt. Inter gro.
Fer 8eteiligung Ser @inmobner un0
oes 6reim. SeuernebrOereins muroe
Der 2anopirt Safob &les our emf
gen &ube begleitet.
@rsat. 9as 8iirgermeilteramt
foroert ole 8rsacer ginpobler, oie
fi9 nit Seioenraupenau9t bei6df-
tigen fpoaen, auf, lid beim grsacer
Snipeftor ser Stoats- S%eioenralt-
pen5udt gu meloen, oaulit bic no-
tige Menge BON @iern beIorgt per-
ben Tonne.
Gnbptica. 9os nit einem &o-
itenaufmanoe BON 90 Wiiaionen Di-
mar erboute neue 3oaalnt bate Der
Gtaot ~iibergeben peroen loaen. 9ie
&ommiiiion fteate iebod felt, Dob
bas @ebduoe uniolio eebaut iei uno
Iebrte Die l1ebernabme big sur
Durdfiibrung mebrerer l1mdnoernn-
gen ab.
MDbiIa6. 9ie Noptlaoer Burden
8oltan Somogp un0 Moalbert Sor-
bat6 i:berfielen abenos, aIs tie nod
eines ipiften 3ederei beimfebrten.
nnterpcgs grunolos sen Yetropa-
yobiner &aufmann 6ran5 Mapor.
umo rihteten i'm org FER. Mapor
ipuroe BON GuBgdngern ~aufsefun.
BEN. Die Cater muroen berbaftet.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
25idhrin,s Sicnif.S nbiLannr.

GnrbnbeH. 0ieies Subildum i'm
Dienite ser Gommer5. unO GriOat.
bant feicrte Oeren iebiger 6iliollei.
ter in Gurbaben. Director Sobnunes
Sei0tmonn. Seit 1924 leitete er Die
Gurbopener @ieOerloIiung aIeim
nofoem Ser 0omolige @itleiter,
Director &0rner, aiisgeldieOen uro
in Sen 0ienit ser Gur6opener Sod
ieefiiderei a.-@. iibergetreten mar.
Sobannes Seiotmann lit in Zee
benamt &oniul Don Gdnemarf u1o
SsIanO.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
Giferimdts-S rasSSie.

Berlin. Sn ser NougarOer
StraBe i'm Norooiten 8erlins wobn-
te Ser A Sabre alte &eids6anfbe-
ante Alfreo Sartig un0 BET linn
ais untermieter ser Al Sabre olte
8iiderrebiior glfreO 2olies. Sartig
tpuroe auf Dem Ereppenflur eridoi-
len oufgefunoen. Die Srau 0es
ganfbeamten Sartis lit felt lansem
Idtper franf. Ser 8I6errebiior
2olies, ser idon ieds Sabre lang
BEL Dem @6epaar pobnte, 9atte ii6
in LETTER Seit wieOerbolt Ser err
franften Srau annebmen miiiien, oa
oieie bon i6rem Mann DernaGlai-
Iigt uuroe. Die @beleute itanoen
Iebr I9ledt matchmaker. Inter IN
oerem bate Sartig. obpobl. Oies
u~nbeoirgt n0tig erldien, feline Gfle.
germ fir ieine 6rau 6eiorgt. 2olies
muroe bon Ser 6rau Sarum gebe.
ten uno iibernabm ben Muftrag.
Nls Der Biiherrebl1or an lelnem
Sdreibtii9 arbeitete, trat Sartig in
ieim 3immer, brad einen Streit
nit i'm bonn 3aun uno ergriff
i9lieBlif, wie 2olies bebauptet, eli
men StllbL nit Dem er auf Den
&epiior lossing. Dieier 5os nun
cine fleine @iitole uno CAB auf Snr.
tig 8nei Shuiie ab, Ole i'm in Oie
grnIt trafen. Sartig taumelte ouf
oen Sreppenflur uno bra9 tot 5u-
iammcn. 2olies, Der bebauptet, Die
gat ans Notraebr begansen OF ba-
ben, aIarmierte ielblt oas ueberfan.
fommonoo.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
Nenes ans eic6cn6irsem.

8iitrit. Gin id0nes, Oreifodes
Set feierte unier Mitbiir9er 6riB
MoroiGer am 5. Mdr5. 9os fiber
ne Sofaeitsfeit, iein @omenstag
unS ser @e0enftag 0es 25id6rigen
8eItan0es Ieiner 6irna tuaren Ser
anlaiiung, ooB ii6 .5ablrei6e Srerm-
Be einfan0en, Inn lire @liidpiinlde
ooraubringert, oarunter aud Oas
BiItriser @eiangsfrGn56en. =
9urd Sen geplanten A6bau unieres
MGodengpmiaiiums miiroe ni9t
nur iener relatip fleine &reis be-
troffen per0en, 0eiien S0dter Iidl
Dem Stuoium 5uipenoen moaen, Ion-
bern sic @eIamtbeit Ser id9iii9en
MGoden un0 Sraiten oes 8iltriber
@eairfes miirOe in i6meriter 8eiie
geI66oi9t perOen. Sn 8iitris
itarben 6rau &aroline 5ritid, geb.
Sooler, unO SRI. Suite 8oi6ner,
Hfarrersto6ter, uno Sobann S6nei-
Der, 2onomonn, SO Sabre alt.
Sn SGdiiid-&esen itarb 6rait
Watbiloe @roB, geb. SGpab, &auf-
mannsgottin.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
Memes ans scmei6mar.

Die bel Der 8abnboffaiia Der Se-
mei9par- 6abrifer Station periib-
ten l1nteridla9ungen 0es Stations-
defs Sob. Sorescu betragen 600,-
900 Sci. Sorescu nuroe perbaftet.
auBeroem bat er binterlegte &au-
tionen i'm 8etrage BON 100000 Sci
e~ntpenoet.
Sci elmer nd6tli9en &a55ia ipur-
Ben biele Sboadloie aufgegriffpn,
oie troy Ser berri9enoen &6lte I'M
ter Sen 8riiden Ser 8ega geidla-
fen baben.
Ser GENERALIZATION Ser Semei6-
marer 8iirgerli9en Sparfaiia @eorg
gsongor muroe BON einem S6lag-
anfau befaaen.
9ie @lasbanolung 90. gleper
nuroe meeen Steuerriidltono per-
li5itiert.
Das 3pangsausgleidaniuden Der
6irma 9enes & 8oaaf tuuroe i'm
8rin5ipe angenommla.
Da oie Sol5banolungsfirma So
nas @eiB & S0bne bel Der SIRE
MISUNDERSTANDING nidt ben mott.
gen Broaentias erreiht bat, miro
Der @eridtsbof entideioen, OBJ Der
&onfurs eroffnet meroen ion.
Sn Der Soiefitaot fiel bic 70 Sob
re nlte Barbara 2oler plOslid BON
Seiiel uno mar wenige @ugenblide
ipdter tot.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
@rObfener in SSrIin.

Berlin. Sn ser @erlagsbudbatO.
lung @eorg StiIfe brad nus lin.
b~efonnter l1riade @roBfeuer aus,
0as aud benndborte @ebdltOe be-
Orobte. 9ie 5euerpebr riidte nit
bier 2oid5iieen al itno befdmptte
0as 6euer aus adt 2eitungen. Ser
8ronoi9aoen lit erbeblid, 90 Die
&Gitme bonn @roseidoB bis ins
brittle Stodmerf binauf boufommen
o~itseebrannt unO Sic SoI5Oeden ser
itort uno gum Sell eingeitiir5t lino.