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Evening star., 1933-03-10
D. c. BANKS SUPPLY
PAY ROLL MONEY
institutions Here Open to
Meet "DistreSs Functions"
for Depositors.
Continued From First Psge.)

that only modest demands for money
were being made and expressed keen
satisfaction that no depositors were at
tempting to get more than their share
Of necessity funds.
Few people seem to be really dis
tressed," one banker said. THE fact
that Government pay checks are being
cashed whenever presented probably
accounts for the unexpectedly favor
able situation" he added.
Washington bankers today had no
information as to when the bank holi-
day Is likely to end. Further orders
are awaited from the President OF the
United States. However local f1nan-
ciers expected the present limited oper-
ations to continue the rest OF the
week, at least.
The IL Federal Reserve Banks must
be opened and in operation before the
rest OF the banks in the country can
junction in normal way.
1t was learned today in Washington
banks that thousands Of dollars in gold
are being rushed to the Treasury by
'hoarders." Long before the present
banking crisis arose, many Washing
tonians were quietly putting gold in
their safe deposit boxes. During the
declared, this boarding increased.
Could Open Boxes.
Many banks stopped paying out
gold and told their customers to &c
to the Treasury if they insisted on
having the metal. They went in
great numbers. Today gold is pour
ing back into the Treasury against
which new Government money can be
issued in connection with the sweep
ing currency expansion move.
Holders of small amounts Of gold In
their safe deposit boxes appeared not to
be worried. but renters Of big boxes
bulging with gold appear to be greatly
stirred up" bankers say.
While local banks have no records OF
the amounts of gold now in the hands
OF individuals, yet the Government
could. it was said. as an emergency
measure. gain entrance to safe deposit
boxes by court order.
Local bankers said today that they
are very much impressed with the new
emergency bank bill. They are study
ing its provisions with great care. In
viewing the national situation, they
said it should be borne in mind that
some banks, which for the moment may
not be placed in the Sound list" are
really not unsound. They have frozen
assets but may be able to work them
selves out as conditions improve.
The local Clearing House Association
is to hold another meeting tonight to
interpret further developments In the
banking situation as they may apply to
the banks here. The new emergency
Evening star., 1933-03-10

INHE text of President Roose-
velt's proclamation extending
indefinitely the national
banking holiday:
BY the President Of the United
States of America. .....
A proclamation:
Whereas, on March 6. 1888, I,
Franklin D. Roosevelt. President OF
the United States Of America. by
proclamation declared the existence
of a national emergency and pro-
claimed a bank holiday extending
from Monday, the 9Th day OF
March, to Thursday, the 9th day
of March, 1888, both dates inclusive.
in order to prevent the export,
boarding or earmarking Of gold or
silver coin, or bullion or currency
or speculation in foreign exchange;
and
Whereas, under the act OF March
9, 1888, all proclamations heretofore
or hereafter issued by the President
pursuant to the authority conferred
by section 5-B of the act Of Oc-
tober 6, 1917, as amended, are ap-
proved and confirmed; and
Whereas, said national emergency
still continues, and 1t Is necessary
to take further measures extending
Evening star., 1933-03-10
INSURANCE LOAN VALUES
SUSPENDED IN new YORK
Cash Surrender Rights Also Held
Up Except ain Case OF
Extreme Need"

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 10.-Regulations
suspending the loan and surrender
values of life insurance policies Of COM
panies doing business in this State
with exceptions "in case Of extreme
need" to the extent Of 500 or less
were issued yesterday by George s.
Van Schaick, State superintendent OF
insurance.
The regulations apply to all COM
panies doing business in the state
They take effect Immediately and VIII
continue until further order"
Evening star., 1933-03-10
U. S. CONTRACTORS PAY
OFF DESPITE HOLIDAY
More Than 5000 Workers Receive
Remuneration in Cash
Today.

Despite the temporary tae-up q
funds during the Presidents banking
holiday, contractors on Government
buildings throughout the Capital today
paid of In cash. The entire group Of
workers Is estimated at more than 5000.
Some contractors, it was learned.
brought in currency from sources out
side the city in order to be able to pay
Of their men on time. There was no
delay in meeting the regular weekly
pay rolls, 1t was said
While figures were not available a. to
the exact amount Of money paid out,
It was estimated by some engineers to
be more than $250,000.
Evening star., 1933-03-10
WANTED!

An old, one-story frame house
the more dilapidated the bet
ter-that can be moved without
too much trouble to a new site
in front of the new Department
Of Commerce Building.
Paint inside and out should be
in poor shape. roof leaky, interior
unsightly. and modern improve
ments lacking. Dimensions should
not exceed 20 by 80 feet.
Any one wishing to get rid
of such a dwelling by donating
1t to the RenoviZe Washington
Campaign Committee should COM
municate without delay with
Board Of Trade, Room 204, The
Evening Star Building.
The building Is to be used in
a remodeling exhibition in con-
nection with the "renoWzing"
campaign.
Evening star., 1933-03-10
Insurance Control Voted.

AUSTIN, Tex. March 10 CP-The
Texas House of Representatives yester-
pay passed, with amendments, Senate
bill to give the State Insurance Com
mission and the governor extensive
powers to protect life insurance COM
panies during the financial crisis.
Evening star., 1933-03-10
M | fNu t Is
!
Can 6 You, @3b
yOLWHZ&E

DR.. Fordney is professor Of criminology at
q famous university. His advice is often
sought by the police of many cities when
confronted with particularly banning cases.
This problem has been taken from his case
book covering hundreds of criminal investi-
cations.
Try your wits on 1t! It takes but ONE
MINUTE to read! Every fact and every
clue necessary to its solution are in the
story itself-and there is only one answer
How good q detective are you?
Evening star., 1933-03-10

here. but the keys
under the mat. Let
yourself in a n d
wait!"
Fordney heard
the click Of the
telephone receiver
as 1t was replaced.
hurrying footsteps
inside the apart
ment, and then ST.
lence. After listen
ing a few seconds
he presse d the
buZzer. No re-
Spouse. Evidently
the young lady had
S ip ped out the
back door!
Evening star., 1933-03-10
WIFE GRANTED DIVORCE
silver Spring Woman Is Given
Decree at Rockville.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md, March 10-Mrs.
May c. Taylor Of Silver Spring has
been granted an absolute divorce by
Judge Charles w. Woodward in the
Circuit Court here from Richard G..
Taylor, who is said to be prominently
connected with the United States Inter-
state Commerce Commission. She was
represented by Attorney Kenneth Lyd-
dane of Rockville
The petition stated that the couple
were married February %, 1906. lived
together until September II, 1882, and
have no children
Evening star., 1933-03-10
Injured by Street Car.

Grid Sandidge, 66, Of 705 Sixth street
suffered q fractured arm today when
struck by Capital Traction Co. street
car at Fifteenth street and New York
avenue. He was treated at Emergency
Hospital.
Evening star., 1933-03-10
CUBAN BANKS REOPEN

Restrictions on Withdravals 10
Continue for Is Days.
BY the Associated Press.
HAVANA, March 10.-Havana6
banks will reopen today. terminating
the four-day holiday ordered BY Prssi-
dent Machado.
United States banking houses here
are provided with about $27,QQ0, 900 in
new money. Withdrawals are Restricted
to 10 per cent for the next Is days by
presidential decree
Evening star., 1933-03-10
Guides Learn Esperanto.

BUDAPEST P)-Boys who expect to
serve as guides at the fourth Boy Scouts
world jamboree, which opens here
August 2, have learned Esperanto.
Numerous English-speaking guides will
be ready to Serve American delegates.
Evening star., 1933-03-10
Double Entry.
BY H, A. RIPLEY,

AS the professors hand reached for
the knocker on Kay Martins apartment
door he heard woman's voice say.
Listen. Clausen. I'm being watched
can't stay
Evening star., 1933-03-10
Hoboes Fight to Wash.

From the Huntington, Ind. court
house comes the report that the Gus
todian separated two hoboes fighting
over which would first use the wash
basin.
Evening star., 1933-03-10

lis always assured when we get your or
der. 32 years OF good reputation your best
assurance for reliable work. Call Us up.
KOONC ROOFING 933 v St. NV.
NNO1NO COMPANY North 1923
Evening star., 1933-09-16
1868 COLUMBIA R

4 rooms. kitchen. .
baths to q rooms,
kitchen. . baths porch.
Sl35 10 S1S2. so. Elec-
tric refriger a { j on.
Resident manager.
Evening star., 1933-09-16
SOMERSET HOUSE

1901 10th St. NV.
/ room and bath to 3
rooms. kitchen. bath,
$3.50 to S95. Elec-
trio refriger a ION.
Resident manager.
Evening star., 1933-09-16
WAKEFIELD HALL
2101 N. II. Ave NV

2lOl N. H. Ave. NV.
] room. kitchen. di-
nette. bath to 4 rooms.
kitchen. . b a { h S.
S41.50 to sos. Elec-
trio refriger a t ION.
Resident manager.
Evening star., 1933-09-16
RICARDO

1928 18th st. NV.
] room, kitchen. bath:
4 rooms. kitchen. bath
and porch: S31 so to
$3.50. Electric refris-
Grafton.
Evening star., 1933-09-16
37O1 18th ST. NV

! and . rooms. kitch-
en- and bath. S32 so 10
Si5 Electric refrig-
Grafton. Resident man
ager.
Evening star., 1933-09-16
THE AMBASSADOR

1850 10th St. NV.
! room and bath to 9
rooms. kitchen, bath,
$3.50 to So so
Electric refrieeration
Resident manager.
Evening star., 1933-09-16
14l4 V ST. NV.

. and 3 rooms. kitch-
en- and bath. $50 30 to
$40. Electric refrlC-
Grafton. Resident man
ager.
Evening star., 1933-09-16
1885 RANDOLPH

l and . rooms, kitch-
en-. bath. $50 to $40.
Electric refrieerat.on.
Resident manager.
Evening star., 1933-09-16
THE DUPONT CIRCLE
1424 18th ST. NV
24Ql CALVERT ST.

- rooms. kitchen. bath;
4 rooms. k I c h e n. >
baths and incl. porch;
$50 to S125. Electric
refrigeration. Resident
manager.
Evening star., 1933-09-16
TILDEN HALL

3945 Conn. Ave. NV.
! to 3 rooms. kitchen
and bath. $40 TO So.
Playground for chill
dren. Electric refrig-
Grafton. Resident man
ager.
Evening star., 1933-09-16
BEVERLY COURT
1876 Col. Rd. NV.

1856 COi. 10. NV.
. rooms, kitchen, bath;
1 rooms. kitchen, bath;
4 rooms. kitchen. bath
and porch to $ rooms
kitchen. - baths; S45
TO Sl"5. Electric re-
friGeration. ReSid c n t
manager,
Evening star., 1933-09-16
CLIFTON MANOR

2514 14th st. NV.
! and Q rooms, kitchen,
bath, S35 to S55
Electric refrigeration
Resident manager.
Evening star., 1933-09-16
3Q26 WIS. AVE. NV

. and 3 rooms. kitch-
en- and bath. $40 10
SIS. Electric refr!g-
Grafton. r eSi G L
manager.
Evening star., 1933-09-16
THE ALWYN

1882 Col. Rd. NV.
2 and 3 rooms, kitch-
en-. bath. $3.50 to
so. Electric refrig-
Grafton. Resident man
Evening star., 1933-09-16
STUDIO APT.
THE ROCKSBORO

1923 Conn. Ave.
= rooms, kitchen. bat
SEn
Evening star., 1933-09-16

9th and n. Y.
Ave. NV.
- rooms and bath ="
and 3 rooms. Kitchen
and bath: $50 to $40.
Evening star., 1933-09-16
THE WOODBINE.

1899 18th St.
> and 3 rooms. kitch-
en- and bath. $40 to
500.
Evening star., 1933-09-16
1873 WEBSTER ST.

. rooms. Kitchen. d.
nette. bath. inClosed
porch, $40 to S5l.5O.
Electric refrigeration
Resident manager.
Evening star., 1933-09-16
THE MARINE
2410 18th 81

wrTV TJIII yT.
" and 3 rooms. kitchen
and bath and , rooms,
X c h q II ana b a h,
SO 80 to So 80.
Evening star., 1933-09-16
LEGATION ANNEX
1896 COLO. AVE.

. rooms. kitchen. bath.
Sii. Electric refrIg-
Grafton. r c S | q e Z I
manager.
Evening star., 1933-09-16
1900 EYE ST. NV

. rooms and bath; >
rooms, kitchen and
bath Si5 TO 500.
Resident Earager.
Electric fefrigeration.
Evening star., 1933-09-16
1425 CHAPLIN ST. \
THE MOUNT VERNON

3 rooms. kitchen. bath. E
inCloSed porch, 500. "
Electric refrigeration.
Evening star., 1933-09-16

1711 r st. NV.
l room and bath:
and - rooms. kitchen
bath: $3.50 TO sou
Electric refrigeratlon
Resident manager.
Evening star., 1933-09-16
$50 Rhode Island Ave. NE.

Adjusted rentals. I and rms, KIT.
and bath to 3 rms. kit. and bath
(2 bed rooms): best exposures; S31 so
per month; elec. ref. on house current;
les. mana ager. :
Evening star., 1933-09-16
SCHUYLER ARMS

1851 Col. Rd. NV.
! to 3 rooms. kitchen
and bath. S31. 80 TO
SIS. Electric refrigera =
ton. Resident manager.
Evening star., 1933-09-16
THE PASADENA

4 rooms. kitchen and
bath. ~ti5- Electric re-
frigeration. Resid c n I
mauaEer.
Evening star., 1933-09-16
1918 WIS. AVE. NV

. rooms, kitchen. bath,
$40 to $40. Electric
refrigeration.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
WereinSs &alcmOer

Concord GInb. Hr1Ii0ent:
&i6ar0 8rouner. SefretGr: Sobn
@eber, 620 Ni1olion StraBe, g. %.
goritanosiisung an 3. 6reitog i'm
Ift. I'M @omilton Sotel.
9amenieftiUn oes GUncuroflnbs.
&rGiiOentin: 6rou q. guebler
SefretGrin: 6rau anno 8oedler
1tt9 &obinion Str, 9. 8. @eri. om
1. 0ienstog i. NRt., SamiIton SoteI.
Nnppert @eim 6ramen SilfsDer.
Gin. YrGlioentin: 6rau 8obette
&rumfe; SefretGrin: 6raii @liiabetb
Mla6ler, Scr. 1922 g StroBe,
g. @. &erlommlilng am 2. 0iens-
rag /. Wt., 2 ltbr nodm. i'm Seine.
rSemtider S6eeter &lnb". @rdr
Iioent: @litab Seller; Sefretdr: @to
8obner, 1912 6loribo gIpe., sc. g.,
&oiiierer: &arl S6mar3e; 8ertralt.
ensmorm: @m. Sonnemanit. 9ofol:
1926 Ntaiia6uietts Mpenue, g. @
@eriamlung ie0en 1. 9ienstog i. Ot
eitt1hatnerttattid der SpDrt Nltb.
&i6aro 0ietle, 9rGiioent; Saul Seq
Ter, Sefret1r, 3404 @lp @lace, &C.;
SpielouSi6uB: 6rib Slider, Senrp
@eiie; &eri. om 2. uno A.. 9onners-
tag i'm Monot.
SeiierOnrmitGSter ltnterftitnngs.
@ereim. @rdi.: Sobn 6. Suppmarn
Sefretar: Gbas. s. @ramlid, 1915
9te Str, 81. SO. 8erf. am 8. Mitttpnd
i'm Wt.
Truipcct Sill TricSbOf. @rdfioent:
Sreo Gogeliang; SefretGr: $. g.
@infler; S9asmeifter: Geo. s. 81.
Stus. 8erl. am 2. 9onnerstag i'm
Monot i'm Srieohofe.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
@eitOr6cu:

@m 10. Sonlior Oerltarb i'm @ol-
Neutrality-suspicious. bierielbit Der in
ct. Saul in Mtinneiota oelttl6gebo-
rene 9incoln Sbenfir6en. Gr puroe
am %. Sallltor bon Der Armirl1ts.
Ioqe i'm Geour Sill 6rieobofe begro-
ben. ga er obne &erpanote ooer
gefonnte mar, iibernobm Die oerti6e
6reimaurerloge Ieine 8eeroigung.
II Mitglieoer nabmen oaron. tell.
Ser emit m~oblbaben0e Wtonn puroe
tnfolqe zines 8anffra6es mitteaos.
Ser 9ei6enbeitotter @m. geolD itber-
nobm Die 8eeroigung foltenlos nnO
Sic 6reimaurer b~e3ablten fir Die
@robiteQe. Wl0ge Der Serltorbene
ruben in 6rieoen.
0ienstog, ben 81. Sonuar, ber-
Itorb in ibrem @auie, Warplono Ipe-
me, g. g., Scr. 8t4, 6rau Suianna
@iienbeiB, @attin oes Der torbe-
men 9sulius @iienbeiB. Sic errei6te
elm Sitter BON 80 Sabren. @S iiber-
leben iie flint &inOer, Sulills uno
Sugo @iienbeiB, 6rau Sobn @orro-
tpup, 6rau CHARLES S6afer nno 6rall
@ictor Sid. Die 9eeroigung fonb
0onnerstag Na6mittag ltatt.
-Sn ibrer @obnltng, 1913 81
GtroBe, g. g., peritarb am 9ienstoQ
6rou SoIepbine 6 e, @uttin oeS
neritorbenen gilbert &. &nobe. 9t(
8ee~roigung finoet bellte morgen mad
Dem oeuti6en Sriebbofe Itatt. Cine
&equium= Meiie miro Inn $50 ubl
in Ser 81. Soiepbsfir6e fir Die See
lenrube Ser @erItor6enen perlelen
Sic binterldBt cine So6ter, 5rait
Marie &ourfe.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
SdmeiSer SilSbaner Deranitaltet
Mnsiteanng.

Ser i6mei8erii6e 8ilobauer &rof.
Grnit 9urig ite1t algen6lidli6
feline @erfe, Sfulpturen, in ieinem
Mtelier an Ser Connecticut &oenlte
GierielbIt aus. Inter ieinen S6o-
pfungen lino II. a. Bitten Ginger 9t-
plomaten @aibingtons, 3. g. Der Sc,
ianoten bon @lbanien ltnO IegDpten.
Ser Yrofeiior bat au6 Bitten Der
geIteat pom 8rdiiOenten Sooper, Don
beiien @emablin Mrs. Sooper, pom
fran3Oiii6en 8oti6ofter Saul @loit-
gel, BON Sbomas @biion, BON &on-
greBabgeoroneter BON Baron sc. 9.
81. BON &eblid, BON Sri. Sera Bloom,
Softer oes Abgeoroneten Salmon
Bloom. Ser Serr 8rofeiior mill alldl
freie @ortrGge iiber &lnit geben urlo
orme, mittelloie Anfdnger frei nnter-
ri6ten.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
Or. Saul Sartid Setter elmer
Meerestiefen- Ggpebitiun.

Sn Ser @egeno BON 8uerto &ico
lit o4genblidli6 Der befannte Oeutlb-
omerifanii6e @aibingtoner 3oologe,
Or. Saul 8art Of, beriibmter Sc
lebrter, nit ieinen &olegen auf Der
gadt caroline" oes @errn 6. 81.
Sobnion (Wtoorestonn, g. 81, Inn
St1oien Ser Observation-Disclosures
melt oes Meeres 81 MAIDEN uno Dill
Ser auf5unebmen. Gin 5ebn Weilen
LANCER 9rabt bdlt Nebe, lie cine Wtei.
Re auseinanoer, ltno oamit weroen
Seltenbeiten Ser Siefen oes S5eans
aufgefangerl, penn tie aud Mfeilen
inter Ser SberflG6e iin0. Or. 8artId
lit Der Better Ser expedition. Die
l1nterpaiier- photographer meroen
ben Dem Sobne oes Yaftbeiibers, s.
Sobnion. gemadt. Sic @egeno, Die
man unteriu6t. eritreft iid 100 afei-
len bon Sonto Domingo 81 ben
,8irgin Sslanos" IN elmer 8reite
BON 100 Meilen. 9os Centrum lit
geraoe n0roli6 bon Huerto &ico.
Mon bofft Meliungen Der Sempera=
tur in elmer 9iefe BON 80 Sauleno
SUB pornebmen gu f0nnen. 9ie
Nebe uno t~paiieroi6ten photographs
ifen @pparote meroen in oieie ge-
maltigen Siefen beruntergelallen.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
@ebnrtstassfcier

SIN u@aitern Star" Seim fmeiertq
om t6. Sanltar Srau 8onib ibren
"a. @eburtstag. 8eamte Der Irmi=
niusloge iiberbra6ten ibr oie @liif=
uno SegenslDiinlde Ser 2oge uno eli
men 6ruftforb uno einen groBen @e-
biirtstagsfuden, melber ii6 unteg
Die pielen Snioiien ober bod als 81
flein ernies. Sroll gonib lit cine Ser
alteiten Ibonnenten bes Sournals
uno lieit oasielbe nit groBem Snte-
relie. Sic lit geiitig poIfommen &C.
iunO unp es lit cine groBe Sreloe,
ibren @r5ablltngen 8u5uboren. SSH
miini6en ibr nod piele Sabre bel be-
tier @eiunobeit.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
aumm', title @adt!
&on q. 8ranner

aomm', itiae Ia6t, ienf Gid ber-
nieoer
@uf tagesmiioe 6lur unb Selo
llno itig oas 3irpen. aa Die 2ieOer
Ser @riaen unO ser @ogelmeltl
Sent Sid berob uno bin sic 6erne
SSn ounfel', ltia' 8ergeiieniein;
9as Sagesli6t, oes Says @eldrme,
IS madt mir S6mer8 uno tiefe
Yein!
SD bob mobl au6 inn Sonnenglan5e
@elebt, geliebt uno frob geladt
ltno audi, nit Dir, i'm 5reunoes-
fran5e
50 man6e Stunoe idon perbra6tl
God nun, nun ruiz ib Old, 9u
StiQe:
&omm', i6 bin Nun bereit fir Sid,
Sd iebn' nod Stub mi6-i1t's Seil
@iQe,
0um ienf' Gid IT'LL bera6 auf mid
@aring, Seras, San. '33.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
rSit 9entidlnnO sur See seiidert?9"

9ieiem Yroblem lit elm groBes
Sonoerbeft Der hamburger Salt=
itrierten 3eitung" geipiomet. Snfol-
ge Der pielen intereiianten @nga6en
iiber Sen Stono Der Hiiltiingen aaer
2Gnoer sur See lit Dies Seft fir Die
gan3e @elt BON 9ebelttllng. Sci
trGge bon eriten Sa6oeritGnoigen
uno Marine-6o6leltten 3eigen bie
groBen @efabren oieier @ufriiit1ngen
fir Die &iilten 9euti6lanos, oie our6
oie 8|eitimmungen oes 8eriaiaer 9if=
tots i6uBloS getporoen iino. Cine
5iiQe bon einorudspoaen 8iloern
uno Satiltifen perpolitanoigen oieie
pielieitige neberii6t.
0as eitorudspoa un6 iiberii6tlid)
al1sgeitottete @eft miro burd Elm 8or-
mort oes Serrn Aomiral a. 9. Saul
8ebnde eingeleitet, Der Die Iufgabe
oieies Sonoerbeftes flar uno einbel1=
tig umreiBt: &f gegen Dos al
gemeine @ettriiiten -@lei6beredti-
gung uno gleide Si6erbeiten fir
9euti6lanol Na6 BEN allgemeinen
einleitenoen glufiaben iiber 0ie belt-
tige ieeltrategii6e Gage ouf ben 8elt-
meererl, iiber bic i'm &oroergrnno
oQer @briiitrngs- &erbanolungen ite-
benoe 0Mbriiltung CUR See" uno uoie
Soften Ser beutigen Seeriiltlngen"
beidGftigt iib oas Seft Damn nit Dem
&ernproblem uSit 9euti6lono sur
See eeiidert?".
9[us benz Snbolt iino b~eionoers
oie f~olgenoen &apitel 81 nennen:
u9euti6lano obne 5lug5euge I'M
Seefrieg"; D8robleme Ser Office;
n@ie iino Die oeutiden &iiiten ge-
l6iibt?"; nSremoe uno oeutl6e
S6iffsgroBen un0 @affen"; uSit
Sranfreid ourd 9euti6lonbs Ma-
rine beorobt?"; ullnglei6beit ulb
8eorobung aud inter See; u9ie
Marine inn &abmen Der oeutl6en
2onoesperteioignng".
0as Seft, oas oieie Sragen er-
i60pfeno bebanoelt, lit ba3u berufen,
in meiteiten &reiien geleien gu mer-
ben. Sic OSamburger Sauitrierte"
bat our6 feline Seraltsgabe cine Or
belt gei6affen oie itberaa groBte Be
a6tung peroient, neil sum eriten
02ol in gei6loiiener uno popularer
6orm elm 6rogenfompler angeipro-
den miro, nit Dem ii6 ieoer 9eutide
rtno audi oas Auslano gerabe iest
gelegentli6 Der mieoer be~poritebenoen
Sagung Ser Abriiltungs-&onferen6
gang beionoers eingebeno bei6aftigen
lolte.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
Gin bentider Salidminser in
Hemarf?

Sn 0eparf, SEEM Seriep, ibeint es
einige pieQeidt oertide 6alidmiin5er
81 geben, melben Die 8oIi8ei olf ben
Serien lit. @iner BON ibnen nennt
iih enrique bon 8uelop, 6lieger
mGbreno oes @eltfrieges. @r ioa
$4,000 falihes @elo an agenten in
Montreol obgeliefert baben. Mon
fono i'm in einem 6lug5eug, ols er
bon Montreal fommeno IN yeefpart
lanoete. Man iebte i'm I'M 8ef1ng-
mis- felt, mo er iiber feline Siinoen
nadoenfen fam. Seine Sreunoe lol-
len falides uncertainties @elo audi
in Merifo lu1o Guatemala abgeiest
baben. Man iudte ben ySerrn BON
8i1eloip" fir longe 3eit, bis Die go
li3ei i'm in Netparf padte.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03

gerrtms -5ladjridiru
9entidler sbcuter Stub

gm fommenOen 0ienstog, Sen Z.
6ebrlar 1888, 8 ubr abenos, bdlt
Der @erein ieine idbrlide @enerolper.
iommlung ob, Q326 0loiia6uietts
Auenue, %. 81. 3t oieier Ser
iammlung iolte unbeOingt ieoes Ntit-
glieo eriheinen, ga mi6tige 8uufte
81 erIeOigen limo. 9iinftIi6es gr-
ideinen miro Oringeno gelpiini6t.
ani6lieBeno lit Gon5unterbaltitng
nno aoffee Safel. 9ie perebrter
Wfitglieber Deroen gebeten, sic I'M
nerfouften &orten bonn Cans am 81.
Sonllar mit5ubringen 3pefs @bre6-
n1tng. IS.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
9cntidamerifuniider epurt aln6

Sim bergangenen Sonntog ipielte
ltniere erite Manni6aft gegen nHroc-
tor @amble" uno fonnte in iiber5ei;.
GENDER @eiie 81 gepinnen. Salb=
seit 81. 8rob oes beftigen @inoes
por cine groBe 4n5abl Sp~ortsfreun=
Sc eridienen uno fonnten Die gut
our6gefiibrten &ombinationen unie=
res Sturmes befpunoern. 8eDerlin
ouf Dem linfen Sliigel uno Moaod5
ouf Dem re6ten gaben cine 6lanfe
nod Der anoern rein uno Der Snnen=
Itlfrm mar INNER bereit, oas 2eocr
in oos Neb 81 ienoen. @roBes &on=
men 5eigte unier Infer 2Gufer slug.
Seller, Der i6on lett Sabren our6
iein bartnddigeS 9roufgeben uno @b-
mebren Die REMEMBERING Ser 3u-
idoller belibt. 9ie 8erteioigllng mar
gut uno @erotb als @riabtormann
braudte MIR einmal oaS 2e0er pol
iieren laiien.
&ommenoen Sonntag ipiel uniere
erite Monnidaft in Baltimore gegen
uGoloniols" am 8ugle 6ielo. Sreff-
punft 1 llbr bel Gears, &oebltd &
So. 9a es unier lebtes ausmdrti=
ges 2igaipiel lit, iino ale Sports
freunoe eingelaoen, Die Sabrt mit5u-
MAIDEN.
Selite, 6reitag, lit Spieleroer-
iammlllng bel 2oren5 &eri6baum,
$40 Qnmnnt StrnBe. 81 SO.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
Irminitsluae

Sn Ser &%erlommlrng am nG6iten
9ienstag abeno miro Der 5peite
@rao erteilt uio iino ale 0fitglieoer
freunoli6it gebeten, ontpeieno 81
ietn. - Am 81. 6ebrltar gibt Die
2oge einen 9omenobeno, 81 lpel6em
ole 6omilien Der MitgIieoer (ou6
Der 8eritorbenen) ber3li6 eingelaOen
iino. Serr @eter Srib, ser &oriiben=
oe oes Mbenos, bat &obereitungen
fir Elm biibi6es, miiroigeS @rogromnt
getroffen. Gum SdluB finoet Son3
Itatt.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
eutte ee6mnmn Iuns in @ui6instUn.

Mittmof morgen iang I'M lebten
Ser bon Der 6rou 2atprence Ebfpn-
Ieno BON bier regelmGBig i'm oWfop-
Homer" -Sotel peranitalteten &on5erte
Sic oeutibe &on3ert- unO Spernldn-
aerin 9otte 8 ebmann 5uIammen
nit Dem itolienii6en Senoriiten
&aolo &c arion BON Ser Chicago
g@ibic" -Sper. @npeienO woren II. a.
Ser oeuti6e 8oti6after, Or. bon
@rittDib, uro @emoblin, Der italie-
nii6e 8oti6ofter &oii6, uno Der oft
reidii6e @eionote Hrodnif uno Del
len @emoblin.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
Sitlcr ipradj iibers &ubiO

Ser neue oelti6e &eidsfan3ler
lprod) am Mittpo6 Na6mittag INN
4 llbr iiber oos HaOio uno mar IN
Imerifa oeutli6 81 DerIteben. Sn
II Minlten legte er feline 8ldne fitr
'oie nobe 3ufunft Dor: Aufloinng Der
communication 8ortei, 5tpei 4-Sobr
8lGne, einen sur 2olung Der Mfer-
baufrogen, ben anoern CUR @bi6af-
lung ser Archaeological. gr per-
longte ooB man ibm oiele 8robe3eit
gonne uno crit Damn iiber i'm urteile.