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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-01-04

tractive girl interpreter and the
much older Russian instructing en-
gineer, seems to be thrust into the
picture and could just as well have
been omitted.
There are many good Photographic
shots. One especially Of the rapid
ly descending shovel Of a crone hand
led by the inexperienced Zakharov,
carries you out Of your seat and fall
ing dizzily down to the rocky depths
below.
Superimposed titles in English
synchronize with the Russian dia-
logue and make a knowledge Of the
latter unnecessary to enjoy the pic
ture.
Men and jobs" is both timely
and foreeful portrayal of the strug-
giles of the Shock Brigaders" Of a
new society.
n n
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-01-04
|HOBOKEN POCKETS
TIGHTEN LINES
"Red" Scare Exposed
AS Boss Trick

HOBOKEN, N. j., Jan. Sin spite
of the police attack on the furniture
strikers, picketing continued all day
today. The police confiscated copies
of the Arbeiter and burned them on
the street. The fury of the police
was directed against this paper be-
cause of its militant leadership eff
fective and militant guidance to the
German speaking strikers.
At a mass meeting of the strikers
held this morning, picket captains
and defense committee were elected
with the object of tightening the
picket lines, and at the same time
protecting the pickets against gang
ster and police attacks At the same
time a relief committee was elecAed
to work jointly with the Workers In
ternational Relief in raising funds
and rSlief for the strikers.
Militant Picket Lines
In speaking before the meeting
both the Furniture Workers Indus
trial Union, and the Trade Union
Unity League organizers stressed the
necessity of maintaining militant
picket lines which would actually
prevent scabs from getting in to work
They exposed the tactics of the
police and the bosses who are Gre
ating red scare, while at the same
time bringing in scabs and taking
other measures to break the strike.
The speakers pointed out that any
reliance on the promises of the po-
lice or local politicians, would be dis
astrous for the strike, and that only
effective mass picketing. and mobil-
isation Of all sympathizers for picket
duty would win the strike.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-01-04
Two Workers Arrested
for Pick e ting Win
TIL cir Court Battle

NEW YORK. Two workers, B.
Morosko, and Sante Belio were ar
rested for picketing custom tall
oring store, Basil Duranty go E. Sind
st. These workers were locked out
of the shop and demanded the right
to picket the premises, declaring that
they were on strike. The attorney
for the defense evidently proved to
the Judge that in lockout the work.
ers have a right to strike and picket,
and on these grounds the case a.
gainst the workers was dismissed.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-01-04

tCOH lin OED fROM RANI6 ONGJ
playing game of checkers and be-
gan to beat me up They struck me
several times but I finally got away
Having no place TO stay, 7 came
back to the institute during the next
nine days and spent my time there
playing checkers, having no other
place to go.
Sleeps In Park
On the ninth day, as I went to
spent the night in the park, two
husky police came along and said,
Come on, big boy, you are under ar
rest. I asked them what the trouble
was, but they told me 1 would find
cut in the police station. I picked
up half loaf of bread I had with
me, and went.
ct gave my name to the lieutenant,
but refused TO talk any more without
an attorney. Then they took me up
stairs, where I saw a detective, two
city police and two special police
from the Institute. The detective
spat in my face and called me a
God Damn Red. When I told him
come from civilized country, he
spat in my face again.
They were going to beat me up,
but when they heard me tell the de-
tective that I would not stand such
treatment, and thinking OF the trial
next day, they Left me alone. Next
day I went to court.
Prosecute Workers
Explaining further the causes Tor
his frame up, Schouten continued,
'aThe Institute has Good Fellow
ship Club. The priest picks out all
the stool pigeons and scabs who at
tend the church, and on his recon-
mendation, they get into the club,
These fellows get the best II every
thing, but the honest seamen get next
to nothing.
ssConditions are absolutely rotten
especially for the foreign born sea-
man, and for him it is next TO I'M
possible to get a ship.
an the Institute, if they think you
are a militant worker, or belong TO
the Marine Workers Industrial Un-
ION, they make life miserable for you,
and are sure to frame you or even
kill you If they get a chance.
Forced Labor
THE same Institute hires Seamen
out on the 'Workaway' plan. That's
forced labor, and nothing else. The
man works for his meals only, but
Qets no wages whatsoever.
"Conditions at the Institute are
UNDESIRABLE. Those getting relief
there are allowed two ten-cent meal
tickets a day and flop at night.
They sometimes hand out a few rags
to wear, but in case the seaman gets
a lob he is supposed to pay for the
clothes and every other bit of relief
he gets.
Rotten Working Conditions
Most of the seamen are out of
work. But those employed, even
when they do not work under the
work a way plan, are not much bet
tar bff. The pay is around $35 a
month for hard work, IL hours a
day. and rotten food. The Marine
hospital is full OF patients who come
hack from the trips with all sorts of
stomach troubles.
Praises M.WLL.
1.-THE Marine Workers Industrial
Union is the only union which fights
for better conditions on ship and
water front" said Schouten 81 am
happy to say that / am proud of
urge all seamen to join this fighting
being member OF the M.WIU. and
examination and the Unemployed
Council as the only way TO improve
ON conditions"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-01-04
Mass Protest So Far
Has Forced Retreat
By Democratic Chiefs
Collier First Denied Getting Demands Was
Smoked Out by Leaders of JObless Councils
Thousands Demonstrate Tomorrow at Column
bus Circle During Roosevelt Conference Here


Marchers whole itself 1t the intention
cratic Ooseyt leadership
lose these demands and circumstances further
ton
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-01-04
u. S. Bank Victims Protest
At Jewish Day." Saturday
DenOunce Its Attitude Against Swindled De-
p0sitOrs; Committee Hits Steuer

NEW Neutrality-suspicious. swindIed
the Bank the United States will this Saturday front
Jewish
pers attitude against the impoverished depoto the committee of
United yesterday.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-01-04
LABOR UNION MEETINGS

DYessmskeFs
Needle Trades Workers Industrial Union
nressmakers Membership meeting Thursday
right after work in Irving Plaza Hall. Full
report by Louis Hyman on mobilization for
coming drive. significance OF left wing vie
tories In Locals and and how TO unite
struggle Of dressnakers and eloakmakers
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-01-04

Unemployed Committee OF Left Wing
Groups calls all unemployed cloakmakers
to meet this afternoon at p. m in Mem
orisl Nall, to organise struggle for relief.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-01-04
ALL OUT TODAY
AGAINST FRAMEUP
Demonstrate at Home
of Judge Collins

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-01-04
Praises M.W.I.L.

1.-THE Marine Workers Industrial
Union is the only union which fights
for better conditions on ship and
water front" said Schouten, 81 am
happy to say that / am proud of
urge all seamen to join this fighting
being a member OF the M.W1.U. and
or9anisation and the Unemployed
Council as the only way TO improve
uaxr conditions"
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
Sob in Der Stride.

SarfinsbanIen. Gin eridiittern-
Ser gorgang ereignete iid Oieier
Gage IN Der Stride. anldBlid oes
8olfstrauertages nabmen beiOe &rie-
gerbereine geidlofien am @ottes-
oienit tell. Sn Dem aligenblid, ols
Ser &ir9en9or Ben Sterbedoral
.Gbriitus, Ser lit mein 2eben" lang,
erlitt Ser 8oriiBen0e oes 2ano-
pebrtrieeerbereins, Der 53idbrige
8erfmeilter &idaro @fautid, einen
Seraidlog un6 er mar iofort tot.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
geran6nna eincs Yfarrers.

M~brbergen BEL SilOesbeim. gier
9erionen baben ouf Sen 55iabrigen
fatboliiden 8farrer goamer in
@brbergen einen &aubii6erfaa Der-
iibt. Gur6 9albmasfe botten fi6
bic @erbreder unfenntlid gemadt
uno elmer ser &duber fiibrte cine
9iitole BEL iid, nit Der er Den
8farrer beorobte uno CUR Serous-
gabe bon @elo 5pang. Die 8eute
beitano aus 100 Warf 8argeIo uno
eineEi &epolper nit Satronen. 9ie
Cater erflGrten, oaB iie Die Tat ans
Rot begineen; ipoter iteate man
felt, OaB oie &duber aud oas Gin
gei1ladtete bon einem SdDein unh
80 GIai1en @ein eeitoblen batten.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
lin eimel alien 8anern6uf.

SObenbers BEL SerrieOen. Sier
itebt Ser 8olflesbauernbof, Der Don
ben Sdinolerbaiiern ieit Dem 10.
Sabrbunoert iid in Ser Samilie Der.
erbte. Nun fommt Ser Bauer in
Scot, neil feline mdnnIi9en Nad-
fommen bereits eeltorben iino uno
Oie ein5iee So9ter beiraten min. I'm
Dem @olflesbof ieinen Namen mel
terbin 81 erbalten, tpltroe Die 8e.
sierung aneerufen, Die oen Namen
Sdinoler fir Sen Sol i6iisen Iou.
Ser 8rGutignm, elm 2anomirt uno
8iireermeiiter aus @lpersrotb, miro
oesbalb ausnabmsneiie bel Der Sod.
5eit ieinen 0amen alifgeben uno Sen
Ser 8raut annebmen.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
ne6erfaGren.

SOgcrspcrSa. auf Ser StroBe
mad Gomena pitroe ser fiinf Sabre
oIte Sobn Oes 66riters Gopel aus
Strobgr6b6en BON einem 6Ieiider-
meilter iiberiabren uno getotet. Sen
aiitobeiiser trifft feline S6uIO, %
Der &nobe in 9egleituug ieiner 81
tern mar unO 0ireft in oaS 9luto
bineineelnufen lit.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
Gdneres 4ntOnnalad.

Gbinsen. Neuli6 abenos fubr Der
Stuffoteur @ugen Sugger i'm Iuto
nit elmer @n5abl bon 8efanntea
BON elmer 8irti6aft meg. 9as poa-
beIeste Berlonenauto fubr in poaem
Genlpo gegen einen Baum. 9rei
Nitfabrer tpur0en aus Dem Sabr-
5eug gei6Ieuoert, nobel &uppert
@ebring tot auf Der StraBe liegen
blieb. Sbm NOR elm S~ol5iplitter
our6 Sen &opf getrieben, our6 ben
er p0uig untenntli9 eema9t tpuroe.
Die beioen onoeren Mitfabrer erlit-
ten i9pere 8erlebungen. Sugger,
Ser itorf betrunfen par, fam nit
leihteren @erIeBuneen oapor.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
Bon ShIcn anacfaQcn.

@alSan. Ser 2anopirt @liitab
&osmdl puroe i'm Stall bon einem
3ugodien angefauen gegeu Die
&rippe eeidIelOert uuO nit Oen
S0rnern benrbeitet. Ser 56i6brige
2onOpirt, Dem bier &ippen 5erbro-
den unO sic 9un9e 5eritoden pur-
Sc, lit ben 8erlebungen erlegen.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
2iebesSrama.

@er6en. Gin iunges Mao9en aus
6ranffurt a. Wain bate bort einen
iungen Mann fennen gelernt uno
reifte oieiem bierber nad. Oas MaO.
den elaubte iid pernadldiiigt uno
nabm iid oas 10 8u Screen, oaB
es beidloB, in ben 500 gu geben.
anpobner oes @iiblentors b6rten
Sdreie aus Der Gidtung ser 4aer
uno fanoen oas Mdoden benuBtlos
am rfer.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
BON 9icben anscIduTen.

Goiel. @euIi6 oeriab Der 2tiab.
riee Sobonn &liidfo auf Dem Cute
8iesidiis oie Nadtpade. gr be-
fano iiG eben nuf einem &%unogang
uno oemerfte Dor Dem Sungoieb.
ltaa 3pei Mdnner, Die ii9 BORT gu
l6atfen madten. als er tie onrief,
fra9te alsbal6 elm S9uB, ser Yliid.
TO Die 2uneen burdbobrte, 10 bob
er auiammenbrad. 9ie Eater ent.
fomen. SIN Stall mar bereits elm
&ino bon Der Settle seloit, 10 oaB
@ieboiebItobI in 6rage fommen
oiirfte.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
@anber beitraft.

@5rlit. Die @roBe Straffammer
uerurteilte ben 2~2idbrigen @leftro-
monteur Seoor @u0e mesen periud-
ten &aubes unO mebrerer ginbrud.
0iebitdble au 3R Sabren 8ndtbaus
uno flint Sabren @~brOerluit. @uOe
batte am 90. Oftober b. S. Die
8itmc zines Stuoienrates in ibrer
Bobnung iiberfaaen, am Sale &C.
wiirst uno 5u 8oOen ~gelporfen uno
beOrobte auh Oie ouf Die Silferufe
berbeieeeilte Eo@ter Der 73idbrisen
Jrau.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
Ginbrnd.

Sadbad CABIN. Sier ipurSe in
einem @aitbalis eingebroden un6
3igaretten, @urit, Spirituoien unO
etpus 8e6ieIgelb geftobIen. 9ie
9iebe idnitten aus elmer Seniter.
ideibe elm Stiid @Ios berdis, off
neten nit Ser Sono BON innen Der
BEN &iegel Oes 5eniters un0 oer-
idofften ii9 io @inaana.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
8ranb I'M @atnridrtaebiet.

&aiIel. Sn Dem Raturi6utge.
bet 5Wii9en 8eberbed uno Saba.
burg, oas unter Dem Namen nllr'
malo bon Sababure" befannt lit,
brad fiiraliG elm Brand aus, Der
groBe Iu%sbebnung annabm. 0as
Seuer puroe bon einem Soritbeam-
ten entoedt. 9ie 1riode oes 8ran-
0es Oiirfte in Der 6abrIdiiigfeit zines
8aiianten 81 iu9en iein.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
Seimat-g inaipicl.

9afftrt, Ser @eIongberein Solfs.
DIOR 8o0 &iiiingen bra6te fiir5li6
oos bon Souptlebrer Otto @nfen-
brand berfaBte uno bertonte Sing
ipiel n6ranfenmdole" CUR arffib-
rung. 9os BON mdbrer edter Sei-
matliebe getragene Stiid, Oerfeinert
uno beri6onert burd Sic gefiiblOoae
muIifalii9e 8eeleitltng, fanO beim
8ublifum freuoige, beritdnOnispole
Iufnabme.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
Sha6enfener.

Snttenbanicn. &iir5li1 itanO Oas
Anpeien oes San0elsmanns Sugo
G~annbauier, beltebeno aus 8obn.
baus, S6eune unO Stolung in
Slommen. 9os Snoentar fonnte
groBtenteils gerettet per6en. 8ulo
poren S9eune uno StaGung gang,
iopie Der erlte Stod Der @obnung
Dem 5euer gum Spfer gefouen. Man
bermutet 8ronoItiftune.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
&imSer i~iberfabrem.

Corn. Gin i9perer unfon traf
Sen 2an0ipirt 2en5en BON bier, Ser
NIT einem &ubeeipann Ing Selo
eefobren mar. @r batte ieine bel.
ben &inoer ouf Dem 8agen mitge-
nommen. Die beioen &iibe gineen
our6 un0 babel famen Die &inoer 10
5u Soil, 0oB Die Gaoer oes 8agens
iiber tie binweggingen.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
0es gmtes entboben.

Gdmiebebers. &eftor Silbi9 bon
Der guangeliiden golfsidule wuroe
ieines Amtes entboben. als @runb
fir oieie MaBregelung miro angeoe-
ben, oaB iid Silbi9 bel Der Siliung
Der oeuti9en uno Der Safenfreu5fab.
ne auf Dem ebangeliIhen S1ulge-
b6uoe ungebiibrlid benommen bat.
CT itanO nit Ben Sdnoen in ben
Saiden babel.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
0runSiteinleanua.

Sab Gms. Inter GROCER Anteil-
nobme Ser gmier 8eoolferung pur.
De ser @runoltein 6u Dem Gbrenmal
fir sic @efanenen i'm @eltfrieg ge-
legt. @egierungsrat Sddfer-9 iea,
8iirgermeifer S1red, 8ertreter Der
beioen &riegerpereine uno &edtsan-
malt Or. S9miotborn-9iea suaren
sic Ieoner. 9ns @brenmal miro
BON ben beioen &riegeruereinen
vMlemannia" unO ,@ermania" er.
riftet uno lit 231 &riegsopfern ge-
meibt.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
1thr i'm @aipmeter.

9ics. gor 90 Sabren fieI eincm
@osmerfsorbeiter Die lt6r nit Ger
&ette in Ben sroBen @asbe)dIter.
9euli6 pur6e Oieier iiberbolt uno
Oabei fono man aud Die l1br poa-
fommen erbalten tpieoer. Sic bot
0ie iobr3ebntelange 8ergaiung
gldn5en0 ii6erltanoen. !.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
Sfelett a~cfnnScn.

Nciie. Sn elmer alten gu9e, bic
i'm NItoatergebiree umselegt milrOe.
fan0 man Elm meni6Ii1es Sfelet.
Elm oItes Sagoeefpebr, einige @eI5.
itiide un0 l~le6erreite bon &6bren.
Itiefeln. 9aS SfeIett riibrte BON
Sem @iI0Oiebe S. SfaIa ber, ser
Dor pier3ig Sabren m%abridein!id
ouf Der 9u6e leinen anitan0 botte.
CT muB babel ausgerutidt unb in
ben Soblraum Der @u6e eeraten
iein, aus Dem er iid ielbit nidt
mebr befreien fonnte.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
Gin gltertnnt.

Srcibnrg. Sm geiit elmer aIten
SebenspiirOigfeit lit ser SontroI-
Ieur Gutenberg. Gs lit cine 8anO-
rbr aus Dem Sabre 1900. 0nS
&doGrperf uno Die 3eiger iino aus
&oI3 uno nod 10 gut erboIter, 10
Dab Die ltbr ned auf sic @inute
genau gebt.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19

Sirna. Sn @irna miro fir Die
fir oie Simmelfabrtsnode geplante
7OO-Sobrfeier Der 5taOt geriiltet-
Sir ben 81. Mai lit elm biitoriider
5eIt5ug nit ani6lieBenoem Wurft-
felt porgeieben. lm gleifen Gage
ioa aud cine autoforiofabrt Itatt-
finoea. @benos lit cine illumination
ser garlaen Staot geplant. aud fur
ole iibrigen Gage Ser Geitmode iino
aablreide feitlide geranitaltnngen.
wie &eimntfeitipiel. SportfGmpfe.
2ir9enfon5ert uim. oOrgeieben.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
Gdmar5nalbbuf abgebranut.

NieOeruaiier. Ser our @emeinOe
Rieoermoiier geborenoe Sdwar0.
wolobof &an lit Ourd Spiel Der
&inoer nit Streidbol5ern elm &aub
Der Slommen ~geporoen. Oas Sous
Iiegt, allen Sdmardmalobabnfabrern
in ieiner rei5enoen umeebung be.
fannt, 0ireft unterbalb oes @las-
trdgerpiaoufts Der Sdwar5molo'
bobn on Der unteriten &ebre BON
Nieoerpaiier.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
9anf bes &eidsfanaIers.

N~aitGttem. &eidstan5Ier Sitler
rid)tete ~folgenoes Danfihreiben an
oie Sta6t: sir bic mir anldBli9
meiner getrauung nit Dem Neids-
fanslernmte iibermittelten @liid-
wiinide ipre9e ih Der StaOt Na-
It6tten meinen ber5lihlten 9ont
aus. @it oeutidem GRUB 4oolf SIT.
ler." Naltdtten mar oie erite preli-
Biide Staot, Die Dem &ei9stanaler
oos gbren6iirgerredt perlieb.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
Mmidlaa anf cine Stride.

8nrsen. gnpobner Ser 3miiden
&odnis uno Grebien liegenoen Sir.
DIE b0rten nadts, oaB elm &irden.
feniter in 9riimmer ging, 9a eleid
oarauf aus ser Stride 26rm orang,
beieste man Die @ingdnee oes Srie6.
bots uno ser Stride. Sci Der Durd-
iudung wur6e i'm &iraenidiff elm
Mann aneetroffen, ser nit Silfe
bon Benign 8ran6beroe art9elest
bate. or CAB an, Ser Steinarbeiter
Mierih aus 2aneenrei6enba6 5u
iein. Seine &ompli5en tparen ent.
fommen.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
@iferIndtstat.

AnmiibIidlas, Ser SAMPLER mar
Sduiter fat in Der 8al0obtei-
lung aumiibli1log Bel 9infeIsbiibl
auf feline @eliebte, emma Semi, ei-
men S6uB abgegeben, Der Die 2unge
nerlette. Ser Cater tpur0e oerbaf-
tet. Die Sat Jon aus neridmdbter
2iebe begangen poroen iein.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
MuturraS- ltmsllf.

Min6en. Snfolge ltarfen Iebels
piirOe Dem Geidspebr-S bergefreiten
@arner, Ser nit ieinem Motorrno
ouf Ser StroBe mad 9iepenau fubr,
Die Sift genommen. Mit GROCER
@udt rarnte CT nitf einen 2iefer-
ipageu nuf uno erlitt einen SdGoel-
unO l1nteri9enfeIbru9.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
8eite BON Burg 4iidenur.

&iidenan. Sect lit man ourd
abbrud zines @obnbauies n@n Der
Burg auf Spuren ser ebelnalisen
Burg &iidenou geltoBen. Man fanA
beim ausbeben Der @romaiien fir
Die @runomauern feinen feiten
@runo, oa oas grOrei9 aus 8au-
idutt beitebt, 5miiden Dem perfobl'
tie SSi5teile lagern. gtetes gu
itromen BON 8aiier ldBt uermuten.
oaB Die 4eqergemolbe Der ebemali-
gen Burg nit unterirOiiden @anger
teilneiie. uIlter ben Triimmern er.
balten seblieben iino.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
Tlieacr abaeitiirst.

gam6erg. 0}it Dem Segelfllg.
5eilg obgeitiir8t lit ettpa 200 Meter
~unterbalb 0es Stafiel6erges Der
9omberger Soufmam @iIbeIm 8eB-
Ter. @r trug einen 0beridenfelbrud
booou. Gas 6lug5eug murOe idDer
bei6GOigt.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
Sod flinat 6as QieS

Sdweinfnrt. Ser Z Sabre olte
Sole @eoel ipielte nit &ameraOen
am @ain uno ltiir3te babel in Den
Slug. Sofort iprang Der IL Sabre
alte Otto Mud in oas @aiier uno
rettete unter eigener 2ebensgefabr
ben fleinen @e0el pom SoOe oes
@~rtrinfens.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
sNn ben Sob aetrieben.

&Dienbciun. Sn Der Nadt gum
9ienstag beriibten Der 73iabrige
&aufmann 2eopoIo Mnier un0 ieise
Srau 8nbette, Die i'm alter bon II
Sobren itano, Selbitmoro Der @be-
mann bate iid bergiftet. aIs man
feline Srau oeritanotgte, e%euobrte
man, bob iie ourd Seffnen oes @as-
babnes Selbitmor0 beriibt botte.
@irtl9aftlide Soreen batten oos
@reiienpnar in ben 500 getrieben.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
eMlafenmiih[e abnebrnnnt.

@anOersbeirn. 0otts brad in Der
SdIofenmiibIe 6es MiiblenbeIibers
Softer in @ngeInoe I'M bieiieen
&reiie 6euer aus, 0as iid auf ole
Staaungen un0 6ns @obnbaus aus
oebnte. So fonnten bic 8emobner
nur @inridtunesgegenitGnoe unO
8ieb retten. 9ie MaiGinen iino oue
bernidtet.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
S5bIide Hanferci.

&OffeIb. 3iir5li6 entitaitS 8pi-
iden opei 8uben cine &auferei, in
oeren 8erIauf ser 1912 Sabre alte
gtpoIo &rouie iiber elm fleines
Mduerden iprnng. Ser linn folgen.
oe an0ere &nobe traf babel
@tpolo &rauie nit einem ipiben Sa.
ielnuBlteden binter Dem DIR. @s
trot cine 8lutung i'm @ebirn elm,
oil Ser Ser Slnge itarb.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
9rcifaGcr MOrObcrin6 ,tnS SelBH'
tnprD.

@enbnrs a. s. Sn elmer QUIT
nirti1aft, in oie Elm neiter 866tet
namens @enael eingeaogen mar, err
idien pl0BIid Ser nit einem Sogo.
eetpebr bepaffnete friibere Ba9ter
Sberit uno CAB ouf Srau @en5eI
uno einen &nedt S6iiiie ab, Die Die
angegriffenen berlebten. Gls eini.
ge Ser @dite Dem @inOringling bic
@affe entreiBen mouten, idoB Die.
fer mills UNI iid. Damn beriibte
Sberit SelbItmor0.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
Inter Die Gaber.

&Gnsen. Ser as Sabre alte @Ia.
ier uno 2anomirt Sobannes Ser.
mann FUR fiir3li9 nit ieinem Sub
geipann auf Der StraBe in
&idtung Genfenoorf. @uBerbal6
&0ngen ii6erbolte i'm Elm 2altauto
pon 8enolingen, nobel Sermann
auf nod unaufgeflGrte 8eiie unter
iein eigenes Subrwerf fam, 10 oab
ibm oas linfe boroere 8ngenroo
iiber ben &opf b~inpegging, mas Ben
iofortigen SOB berbeifiibrte.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
@iaamif.

8lat. 8egen 9oppelebe oerur.
teilte sic @roBe Straffammer ben
@1rtner Otto Mmen0o aus Miiniter.
berg 81 10 Monaten @efdngniS. Ser
4neefIaete bate i'm M6r5 1922 in
8rounidpeig cine 5meite @be ge-
idloiient beoor Die erite i'm 4priI
1918 in Neiiie eingegangeue gbe
geridtlid gei9ieoen noroen mar.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
S6SIih ncrunalaft.
SirIhbera. Ser 10

Siridbers. Ser 10 Sabre olte
8olter SdoIa berungIiidte Dor Ell.
niger 3eit BEL einem SfiIanelorf.
@r miiBte einem onOeren Sfildufer
oustpei1en, fam babel nif einen
S~tur5oder uuo I%tiirdte. Mit benz
&nie i6lue er auf einen Stein un0
5og iid cine idtpere 8erleBiing ser
&niei6eibe gu, an oeren SoIeen er
ieBt geitorben lit.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
Die rbide eide" in sDains Der.
nidtet.

ImeIitb. Oie noide eide, in
ser O~berforiterei 8innefelo, elm uit-
ter 9aturidus itebenOer Baum, i'll
bur9 Sdulfnaben berni6tet NOR
Sen. Die &noben botten in Dem bob
len Baum elm 5euer ange5iinoet.
Der Sberforiter lieB iofort Den
Baum umbauett, nm einen groBeren
8al06ran0 81 borbiiten.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
Ea1nilientrnq10ie.

@enFtabt a. &bse. Cine idredlide
8Iuttat bat iid in Dem 9orfe So
DeIfe nbgeipielt. Ser %30idbrige
S6Ioiier 4IfreO Selmeroing bat iei-
ne i'm 8ett Iiegenoe @befral NIT ei-
mem &ammer eri9lageu. Na9 Der
Sat beriibte er Ourd @rbdngen am
Sreppengelanoer Selbitmoro. @egen
&elmeroing i6webte cine eeridtlide
llnteriudung tpegen bartholomew
9iebIt6ble.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
2niammenftuk.

!Sersbrmd. Bel Sersbrud itieB
Ser raofnbrenoe 2anowirtsiobn Sell.
bol3 aus aainsba6 nit einem 800
torrao 5~uiammen; Ser 2enfer OeS
&~raftraoes, ser 2~3iGbrige 5dmieo
Mid. 5turm bon Speifern uno
feline mitfabrenoe Mutter Duroen
beruntergeidleuoert uno blieben
ittperperIest liegen. .Srau Sturm
lit ibren erlebungen erlegen. aud
Der Sobn trug erbebli6e gerlebun-
gen oabon.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
GuIsaSer aufseitOdjen.

Dbernbnre. glls Die 8itpe &d.
roIina Rreber abfoGfIede, Oie auf
benz Sdneioerstiid lagen, 5uiam-
menrdumen tpontc, ito9 tie iid aus
gerieben cine offene Sdere in Die
E1tlsaoer 0es ltnterarmes. 8erblu-
tling fonnte perbinOert tperoen.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
@ciItesfranfcn critudlen.

@eikenan. aIs in ser Sdub.
maderperfitatte Ser Sell uno
8flegeanItoIt cine @6rterin elm
Hoar Sdube abgab, ltad ibr elm
@eiitesfranfer, elm Sdubmo6ermei-
Ter in Oie SalSidlaeaOer. Die 8Gr.
term ltarb fur5 oarouf.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
175 Sabre &pIpnie &leinue[fa.

&leinmelfa. Die bieiige Serrnbu.
ter griioergemeinoe beitebt iett It's
Sabre. Sn oieier 3eit muroe Oas
@ottesbaus mebrfad erneuert uno
uergroBert. Gin Srieobof nod
Serrnbuter Multer wuroe ~angelegt,
elm 59peItern- un6 Elm 8riioerbaus
erbaut uno idon i'm IS. Sabrbun-
bert cine MGo6en- uno cine &ta-
bener8iebungsanitalt erridtet.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
Smbclfeier.

8adnans. aiir8lid feierte 8il-
belm 8ui9, geteran Der Gelo5iige
1866 uno 1911 ieinen 80. @e.
burtstag. Sbm gu @bren bro6te Der
9ieoerfran5 elm Stdnoden. Seitens
6es &eidspr6iioenten mur0e Dem
@ltpeteranen oas Bib NIT @iomung
uno @liidpuni6 iberge6en. 8om
8iirtt. &rieeerbunO uno aus Der
@eteranenitiftune eingen @elobetrd.
ge elm.