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Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
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Siiiinsen, Sa. &ir6bcim. 3m
Der gedbe oes &aubbergs ~itiirote Ner
8eiiBer Oes @aitbouies v3um Sal.
fen" in @Blingen BON einem GEL
len in elmer S0be bon 25 bis 80
Meter ab uno erlitt babel t0SIi1e
&~erleBungen. Ser @erungliidte be-
fano ii6 ouf Der SagO uno botte
einen Studs oneeidofien. lin mod
Dem Siere 81 ieben, beeob er flo
auf Sen 5elien binols. @ierbei n.
faBte i'm entpeoer elm S9minoel
ODER aber CAB Ser moride 8aitln-
itumpf am &an6 6es 6eliens nod.
Ser 8erungIiidte, lpelfer i'm 81.
2ebensiabre itano, muroe BON ieinen
SagOfreunOen gefun6en uto nod
8iiiingen gebra6t, bon mo- i'm bic
angeborigen mad @Blineen tibet
fibrten. Ser to6Ii6 perungliidte
beiBt Sbeooor Grebl.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
gnacfabrcn nnS tOOIid Serlctt

Stammbeim, SI. Calm. auf
Der StraBe gegen Calm ipurOe Die
IA Sabre alte @itme &oiine Sea.
Der BON einem aus Simmo3beim
ltommen0en Ga0iobrer ongefobren
unb 5u 8oOen getuorfen. sic true
babel 10 idpere GerleBungen 0noon,
u. a. einen Sddoelbrud, Dab iie
fofort betpuBtlos pur0e un0 in Ser
acknowledgement Naft an ben Sol
gen oes l1nfaues itorb, obne Oos
gemuBtiein w%ieoererIangt 81 baben.
Ser &aofabrer fubr pbne 2idt.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
Bonn SyreunO crmurOet?

Gntin. Sci @arenoorf mlir0e Die
2eide oes @iai M0aer g%efunoen.
Sic NOR MIR nit Dem Semo uno
8uqober befleioet. Die 9eine mo-
rem nit Dem 2eibriemen Oes CT
moroeten ~5uiammenseIAniirt Ser
&opf mies 5ebn tiefe Stidmunoen
auf. Die 2ei9e mar nit adt Stei-
men bel9pert. Moaer, Ser 81
Sabre oft uno le0ig NOR, bate Dor
Ginger 3eit cine SieolerIteae in
8arenoorf ertporben uno gait als
rubiger n1o fleiBiger Menid.
Die Staatsanmalti6aft lotpie Die
2anoesfriminol-g oIi5ei &iel baben
BEL elmer geii6tigung Ser @obnung
Ses Sieolers %feltgeiteat, oaB ii4
in elmer S9lafltube 8lutipuren be-
fanoen. @s fam nit GROCER 8abr-
i6einlidfeit angenommen Weroen,
oaB Moaer in ieiner SdGofltube err
moroet, oann forteeidafft unO Die
9ei6e in oas 8aiierlod eeporfen
woroen lit. Na6 Sen ausiagen
zines arbeiters miro angenommen.
oaB elm Sreuno als Cater in Srage
fommt. 0espegen bat Die Gan.
observation-disclosures binter Sen bel
Sen mutmaBliden Sdtern, Dem
@Grtner grnit Gommel uno Der
8irtidnftsgebilfin Sobanna 9egen,
einen Stef6rief erloIien.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
2iebestraaU6ie I'M 9lnto.

Gutenberg. Sn Seioenberg in ser
Nabe ser 3iegelei 6ler ereignete ii6
cine blutige 2iebestrugooie. Sn Ser
britten Morgenltunoe b~eimfebrenoe
automobiliIten entbedten auf Der
StraBe einen permaiit itebenoen flei-
men &raftpogen. als iie i'm nG6er
betra6teten uuo 0as Snnere obleud-
teten, muBten Tie cine grouenbafte
6eItiteaung MAIDEN.
SIN binteren Sell oes @agens
iaB elm iunges 8aar nit blutii6er-
Itromtem @eii6t, poaig in ii9 5u-
Iammengeiunfen. @1breno Die 6rau
nod 2ebensaei6en BON iid CAB, mar
BEL Dem Manne ldon Der 500 elm
getreten. Ser 8ooen oes @agens
mar bon 8lut iiberItr0mt, inmitten
elmer groBen 8lutla6e lag Die
SduBmaffe. 9as Mao1en muroc
in befpnBtloiem 3uitnnOe in elm
&ronfenbaus gebradt. Bel Den
Gotten baoelt es iid I'M Sen 31idb-
rigen &aufmann Nofe aus Jranf-
furt a. 8. ODER. ser perbeiratet uno
gater zines &inoes lit. Die Sdper-
perlebte lit cine t8idbrige &anoels-
ifiilerin namens Sdmiot. gus
9riefen, oie i'm @ngen gefunoen
wuroen, gebt berpor, oaB lie gemein-
Jam aus Dem 9eben iheioen Dou-
ten, oa lie feline Woglihfeit b6tten,
auf groen auiammen5ufommen.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
&un elmer 9nmpfmal5c ben Sopf
3ermalmt.

Sriebberg a. On. Gin i6werer
ltngliidsfaa bat iid auf ser StraBe
nod @robsoorf -@iebren ereignet.
Dort per6en 5ur8eit StraBeni6iit-
titngsar6eiten ouseefiibrt. Ser 6iib-
rer elmer nit @%ol5ar6eiten beiddf-
ti9ten 9ampfDaI3e ~itiir5te ploBIid
inter 0ie MISUNDERSTANDING Mai6i-
ne. Gem Manne tpur0e bu6itabIi6
ser &opf 5ermaImt. &ilfsbereite Nr.
better fonltten gum Slid Die peiter.
Iaufenoe Maihine anbolten. Der 90.
te itanO in Ben bier3ieer Sabren. iii
berbeiratet uno binterldBt cine 5rau
uno elm &ino. @r itammte aus
2eip5ig.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
@aiIenbOte berambt

Sale a. g. Ser 17idbrige Sal
ienbote elmer bieiieen Sirma in Ser
&eioeburger StroBe murOe bon 2
@Gnnern i'm Sitter bon etuo %
Sabren iiberfaIlen unO nieOerge-
I6loger. Die &duber idnitteu Die
am &aoe oes l%teberfanenen befe-
itigte @eIotaide, in pelber iid
1900 Morf 2obngeIoer %befonoen,
ab unO fIii6teten alf ibren &Goern.
Ser 9aiienbote bat erbe6lide Ser
Iebungen 0opongetrogen, fonnte aber
troboem nod cine 8eidreibung Ser
Cater aeben.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
GgplOiiun i'm lluiUeriitdts-
Iabpratprinm

@Ottinscu. SIN @6piifaIiid DE
miideu Snititut ser u&iperiitdt
@6ttingen ereienete iid Bel wiiien.
idaftliden @eriuden cine idnere
@rpIoIion, 0urd nelde Ser erite
aiiiitent 0es Snititlites Or. Sng.
gruiins un0 sic giiiitentin SRI.
Or. @oeoe beoenfIiGe 8erlebungen
erIitten. Sci Ser @rbibung elmer
Oidman6igen @Iasretorte bil0ete ii6
Elm erploiiues @asgemiidb peI6es
aus nod niGt gefIGrten @riinOen
sur @rploiicn 9eIangte. 9ie &e-
torte platte tpie cine @ranate nit
lautem Gnau, Inn in tarieno Split.
ter 81 5erItGiben.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
Gin aemciner lleberfaG.

@icicntbeiO. Nuf Dem 8eee 81
ibrer Serridoft tpur0e Die Gienit-
moeo &llni &ing bon bier iiberfal.
len uno pergepoItigt. Die @enoor-
merle nabm oie @erfoIgung Oes @e.
wolttdters auf, fonnte aber biSber
nirgen0s Spuren pnbrnebmen, Die
eiren g%reifbaren Anboltsputft bit
ten bieten fonnen. @n5eige bat Die
Sling ieIbit eritattet. Ser angreifcr
iei elm frGftiger Damn nit &udiaf
uno be1er 8eite gepeien. @r iprad
nor00eutI9e Munoort.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
Bonn etiefIObn ermOrbet

graunidueis. SIN ~3uiammenbang
nit Der @uffinoung ser 2ei6e oes
ebemaIigen 8oiti9affners 0ura in
ser Sfer, iino Die @befrau oes Or
moroeten, Waria 9ura, uno iein
Stiefiobn, ser 18 Sabre alte Sdloi-
fer &urt Moulbarot, unter Dem
geroaGte, 9ura ermor0et 81 boz
ben, perboftet un6 Dem @~mtsgeridt
5ugefiibrt moroen. SIN 8erlaufe
Der 8ernebmuneen legte Maulbarot
na6 ldn9erem 2eugnen elm Sc.
itdn0nis ob. Or min Die Cat i'm
Affeft begangen baben. Srau 9u-
ra ioa babel onpeieno geneien iein.
Ser grmoroete uno feline Srau mer-
ben bei6uloigt, in einem Braun
idmeiger neutrality-suspicious., no
9ura cine 3eitlang als Nadtwdf-
ter angeltelt mar, groBe 9ieb-
fable periibt gu baben. Die an-
nabme liegt nabe, ooB 9ura be-
ieitigt iperoen ioute, 6amit Ser
9ermin nidt 5uitanoe fame.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
1tnteridlaaumaen

&arlsrnbe. Gin rngetreuer Ser
paIter inn onbertrouter @eI0er mar
Ser bel Dem 8aioltperf Soei6 in
8ii6ofsbeim b. Gb. beiddftigte 40
Sabre oIte 8u1boIter &orb. Set
1920 in Ser 6irma tdtig, genob
ct beionoeres Gertrouen uno nabm
cine gut ootierte 5telune elm. 0ieie
iidere @riiten6 ber6orb ii6 &orb
our6 groBere rtnteri6lagungen, 0ie
bonn Sdoffengeridt Sameinfurt
nit / Sabr unO 4 Mouoten Sc.
fdngnis geabnoet mur0en.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
0reifader @inSermurS

aiduffenbnrs. 9ie Ie0iee ar.
beiterin Nnno @utbermut in SOL
f%erleier ItanO i'm @er0a6t, ibr
jiin9iteeborenes Sinh get0tet unO
6eIeitigt 81 baben. Sic murOe oes.
balb in Soft genommen. Sci oen
geadgrabungen i'm Seller oes Sc
meinoebauies muroe bic 2eide Oes
&inoes eefunoen. 0araufbin bat
Die 8erbaftete i'm @efdnsnis elm
@eitGnOnis abgeleet, oaB tie nidt
MIR oieies, ionoern audi nod 5wei
anoere &inoer INNS 2eben gebra6t
babe. Die Na9grobungen i'm Sell
Ter beitdtigten oieie &usioge.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
Der tueife Sob

Snnsbrnf. 8ie iest befannt ge-
moroen lit, iin6 BEL Saegen i'm Sea-
rain Ger Sobn ops Siittenpddters
Der 8feisbiitte 6ron5 Neuroiiter unO
iein &ouege 6ran5 Siebl, pelde ei-
ne Sfi-Eour bon ser @ubener
Siitte ins Searoin unternabmen.
u~nterbalb Der 8for5beimbiitte uon
elmer Canine peridiittet moroen.
Siebl fonnte iid ieI6it 6erausnrbei-
ten, erlitt aber grfrierungen an ben
SiiBen uno pltroe in Die SIMS.
bruder &linif gebra6t. Neurauter
fano sen 500. Seine 2eihe lit
na6 Snnsbruf gebra9t moroen.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
spremaf6rper i'm Cfcn

@lat. Sn Dem Sdlnf3immer ei-
mes iungen @bepoares ouf Dem
@runoitiid Ser 9ompf5ieeelei 8og.
ners @rbeu in @Iot, 8oritoot Sa.
.ieneraben, lit SIT elmer Belt, aIs iifJ
niemono i'm 3immer befan0, elm
9adelofen e%rplooiert. ga ser Sfen
fat b~onitdnOie nuseinonOergeriiien
purOe, beitebt Ser Orin9enoe Ser.
6aht, 0aB it1 inter Dem CUR 6e1t-
erung beitubten SteinfobIenmateriol
elm Sprengf6rper befunoen baben
muB.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
edtuerer gerfebrsnnfua

Meihcn, Sn Der Obermuidiit
itieb Der Snipeftor Sans Shul5e
nit ieinem MotorroO ouf cincn oui
Der StruBa baItenoen 2oitpngendua
10 beftig auf. 0aB er uno ein aui
Dem S%o8tusiite mitfobrenoes M0o.
den 81 9oOen geihleuoert wurOen.
Sdul5e mar nuf ser STEELE tot,
pdbreno oos idperoerleste M6o-
den Dem @eiBner 9rnnfenbaus 5u-
gefiibrt tperoen muBte.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
e6mnnnIer feitnenp,nntcn.

3ittnn. Sin @oblon5et araitmo.
gen, Der Die iddiiide @rer5e in ro.
ifem Sentpo pniiiercn poate. rpuroe
bon @ren5beamten ourdl mebrere
Sdiiiie. uor Oenen elmer Den aeifen
oes @osens trot gum Solten ge.
broft. 9as 9titto fiibrte Sdmugg.
Iermaren. Ger Gbauffeur murOe Der.
baftet. = @m Sodpalo puroe Elm
Mann geiteat, Ser einen &udiad bel
iih bate, in benz lid iiber bunoert
Soihenubren %befanOen. Ser NGYm
Uuroe uerfolgt unO auI 66bmii6em
@ebiete feit9enommen.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
ToitamtumObiI perIor &aS

Sriegun. Sn ser Idbe BON Bars.
0orf ereignete iid elm 1tnfau, melder
uniiberiebbore 6oleen bate boben
fonnen. gIs bas Ioitauto ben
8iiblberg binnbfubr, iprong pl0s-
lid 0os Sinterrab ob. @IiidIider-
rpeiie OerIor Ser Siibrer nidt sic
&ontroGe iiber Sen @agen, 10 OoB
Yerionen nidt 5u Sdaoen famen.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
Gin 1tnsliid bernriadt Ons
an0ere

@artba, Bel 9ausen. Sier &c.
riet Der 2onOpirt @rnit &oban beim
Sol55erfleinern nit Dem &opf in ei'
ne &reisiGge un0 fpuroe idwer per-
lett. 0ie eIeftriid betriebene Sd'
&c fam OooltrH gum StinitonO nnO
oeruriofte &ur5idluB. @s entItono
elm 6euer, meldes iGmtlide 8in'
~terborrGte in Dem beno9barten Gn'
tpeien ops 9onOpirtS Mitidfe ein'
Gi1erte.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
g~OracididtIidjc synnSe.

GberspaI6. Sn Der N6be Oes
Dorfes Brit bel @bersmoIoe wur0e
beim gtbtrogen zines Siieels elm llr-
nenfrieobof aus Der ip6teren @ron.
5eseit, etua 800 b. CIR, freigelegt.
Die llrnen, sic aus gebranntem Con
beIteber, iino ourdneg gut erbalten.
Sn Der NGbe Oes 8eitottungspIoses
lit cine OeutIif morfierte STEELE gu
erfennen, Die Den 9ldb 8eigt, mo Ole
9eiden ber6rnntlt poroen iin6.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
edaRe anf eimen @adter

Sberlcntensburf, i'm @r8gebiree.
SIN bieiigen itdatliden 6oritamte
beriudten @inbre6er, Die eiierne
Safe gu offnen. SIC pur0en aber
ourd Sdiiiie auf Ser StroBe per-
ideudt. 3mei ibrer &umpane, Die
bort Sdmiere eeitanoen maren, IinO
ndmlid BON Dem Nadtmadter
5ran5 Steiol geiteat unO oerbaftet
woroen. NIs Ser 8eamte iie sur
Holi5ei fiibren poate, 5og elmer Der
&erle pl0slid einen &eDolber uno
i6oB Steiol nieoer. Der ShuB
orang am Ser5en porbei our1 Die
8ruit. Die @erbre9er entamen.
Steiols 3uItan6 lit beoenflid.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
Die Siiamrattc Srinat Dur

Saner. Gin SogopG6ter in Se.
terpis ting nabe Der NeiBe auf ben
8ieien am Miiblgrobeu cine erobe
@iiamrotte. Der eefdbrlife Iaser
oringt aIio Sen 6luBlaufen ioIeenO
INNER neiter in noroIiher &idtune
Dor un0 lit bereits iiber Sorter bin.
aus i'm gormaride nri 2iegnis.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
9anbe iberfabreu

Srnnfcnitcin. Ger neun Sabre
aIte 5diiIer @rpin @tesner aus
Babel bate iid an einen 8agen ge-
bangeu. Su Dem AugenbIid, oils
er Iid mieOer IosIieb uno iiber sic
Strabe rennen noIlte, fpur0e er
BON einem aus entaegengeiebter
&idtung fommenOen 2aitouto erioBt
unO iiberfobren. Ser &nabe puroe
10 idtper berIebt, oob er bnlo nnfl
ser @inIieferung in oos 9ronfen,
bous itorb.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
9phnrGnber acfakt

@eiFuaiIcr. S2. Der bieiigen
@uli3ei lit es eelungen, Sic Sobn.
~geltrGlber 81 ermitteln. melde fiird'
lid einen lteberfna beperfitenigten.
Grei bieiige @inmobner fonnten per-
boitet meroen. Gin uierter 8eteilig-
ter lit oermutlif iiber sic @ren5e
entfloben. Ser Sauptbeteiligte an
Dem 2obngeloroube lit ein 4r6eiter
Ser @rltbe, feline &umpane 5luei
@ermonOte. Gin Sell oes @eloes
fonnte pieoer berbeieeidafft iDer'
BEN.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
Sraa1bie in rincr MadIe

@Oslar. Sn ser Seopi9smiible
BEL @osIar BADEN lid Ser MiibIen-
better &ruie uno iein ID Sabre
alter Sobn eriGoiien. 9ie 6rar
Oes Miiblenbeiibers, peIde auf Die
gleide @eiie SelbItmoro beriiben
monte, mlir0e in beoenfIihem gu.
itanoe oufoefunOen. 6inan3ieIe No-
ten iouen sic uriade ser Ger3neif-
lungstat gepeien iein.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
Stint ainOcr Omrd Ginftnrs OcrIctt

@eiSenait, @%eitfoIen. auf Dem
@eldnoe ser in Nb6rud) ~itebenoen
G%olanosbiitte itiir5te elm Mauerreit,
ser nebit einem idmeren Gore nod
iteben geblieben NOR. elm. 6iinf
&in0er, rpeIfe iid aus Dem in iei-
men Angeln bemegli6en SorfliigeI
cine SdoitfeI gemadt botten, muir
Ben unter Dem 8feiIer ~begraben
unO trugen gum Seile idfpere Ser.
Iebungen oapon. Gin &ino erIitt
einen ooppeIten Shdoelbruf.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
Sn Sic SauIe geitarst

Gndsitabt, Bel SommeIbnrs.
Gin oerbeiratete Marrer aus 9faf-
fenbauien, meI9er in 5euertbol Dem
sSelrigen" etmas 5ubiel 5ugeipro.
den bate, berfeblte BEL 8eItbeim
ben 8eg uno ~Itiir5te BEL ser 6uds-
itoOter Miible in Die Saale. auf
feline Silferufe eilten einige Burden
berbei uno retteten Sen @erungliif-
ten inter eigener 2ebenseefobr Dor
Dem Ii6eren Sooe 0es @rtrinfens.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03

@edertsbanicn. Der 1~3iGbriee
Sobn 0es 9ouowirts 9oren3 8ii5ler
tponte nit ieiner Wllltter cine SEAL
bin all einen @flugpagen einge.
tpobnen. Oas Sier rib nber aus.
Ser Sunee fam gu Sal uno ser
@ogen giue iiber i'm 9inpeg. @r
erIitt babel einen 9eih6rud unO
i1fuere &opfperletungeu.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
DAD @Ias bic aedIe bnrdidnitten

Sambnrs. Ser 43 Sabre alte
Sons Steffens transportierte auf
Ieinem 6abrrao Elm groBes @las-
transparent. an ser glitter itieB er
nit einem Anbanger zines &oblen.
Init3uees 5uiammen. Steffens muB
bierbei nit Dem &opfe Ourd oos
@lastronsporent geitoBen iein. Sbm
ipurOe sic &eble glatt Our6idnitten.
@r lit oif Dem Sronsport in Oos
&ranfenbolls %aeitorben.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
Gin eaaciuerf nieberaebrannt

SiidufstcrOa. Sier brannte Oas
Sd9euerf bon Sobannes &aitie an
Der StroBe auiihen 0emib unO
S6m0ln in furjer 3eit ~poait1nO:e
nieoer. Gen Sentiibunqen oey 6er-
erfpebr Ser sari5en umgebung ge-
lang es, 0os o~igren5enoe @ltt, 0as
fem 8rloer oes Sdgeperf6eiiberS
eebort, 5u rotten. Die 9runouriofe
lit unbefannt.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
Dir SHUTTER criduiIeu.

MAIDEN. Der "A Sabre aIte 3ieor.
renbdnSIer TeiiuiI eridoB ieinc s..
iGbrige Mittter urto totcte iif oonn
Ourt cineu gruitiduB. Nus binter.
Ioiienen 8riefen gebt beroor, oab
9eiiou aus pirtidaitIider Scot &C..
banOelt bat.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
J6riterididial

0leimib. Sn ser Ndbe BON
gleimis, auf benz 6oritgebiete Oes
6iirlten BON &otibor, muroe cine
fiirdlterlide 8luttat begargen. Ser
Soriter Wenoel, pelber falm elm
Snbr lang ieinen 9ienit BET Dem
5;iriten &otibor periab mo ais
Na1folger oes bon @il60ieben bin-
terriids eri6oiienen Sberf0riters
5iofa einen beionoers gef1brliden
Soften inne batte, muroe BON ieiner
6rau tot i'm @aloe aufgeiunoen.
@ilooiebe batten audi i'm ermorOet
nno beraubt. Menoel batte cine
Gtunoe Dor Ser Sat iein Saus per-
laiien, nm einen &ontroagang 0urd
ben 8alo 5u MAIDEN. @inige 3eit
6arauf pernabm feline 6rau apei
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S9iiiie uno
einen langge5ogenen 8fiff. Sic
oadte, ibr Mann babe geihoiien.
uno b~eunrubiete iid nidt meiter.
Grit ais mebrere Stunoen oergin9en
uno Ger 60rlter nidt 5uriidfebrte,
begab fie iid auf Die Sude unO
fano ibren Mann ON 8aloranoe er.
morbet auf. Die Cater batten i'm
our6 einen Ser5iduB getOtet uno
oann ourd Siebe furdtbar 5uge.
ridtet.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
MurStat in grunnIdtucia.

Sranniducis. 9tus ser Sfcr
murOe elm Eoter ~eeborgen. 8ie iid
berousgeiteut bat, lit es ser 46idb-
riee friibere 8oitidoffner Saul gu
ro, ser i'm Stdotiiden a~rmenbaus
tuobnte. Die 2eide mics etpa elm
9ubeno idwere SdIogberIebungeu
onf, Die onf cine Mor0tot bin0euten.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
YOR.Nadri6ten aus
Der Mten 9eimat.
Sine SnnScrtiGbrise.

Mascln Bel Oidas. Sier begging
Die Bitpe oes 1915 beritorbenen
gbren-G iiHIerobermeiIters @rubIe
ibren 100. @eburtstog. Die SubiIo-
rim 1T tros ibres boben glIters gel.
itie un0 f0rperIid nod redt riiItig
nn6 fam aud nod leien uno idrei'
ben.
Evening star., 1933-04-14

IT under the wagon every night and
sleep there"
Expediency as we'll as courage helped
the elder Adams to become prominent
In the first Colorado Legislature In
1876. He was twice elected Governor
and was United States commissioner
general to Australia, New Zealand,
Java, Siam and China. William Adams,
uncle of the Senator. is also POLITICAL
minded Besides having been Gov
ernor, he Is the Democratic bcss OF
Southern Colorado.
Consequently the present Senator
Genes to Washington. with his wife
and four children, accustomed to poll
tics and knowing to "T' what are
the needs Of his state.
Questions Are Understood.
Senator Adams experience is well
rooted in Colorado problems. He un-
derstands the intricacies Of labor ques-
tions. especially the use Of Mexican
labor in sugar beet fields, and mining
problems, particularly those having to
do with silver.
He has been made chairman of the
Banking and Currency Subcommittee
on silver which is reviewing the ques-
ton before bringing it up in the
Senate.
1--WE are working hard" said the
Senator, trying to effect compromise
from the many plans offered, which
will form a sound and convincing
policy"
Senator Adams is short man with
a finely carved face. He has slice
Of Rocky Mountain wit which makes
Evening star., 1933-04-14
MINNESOTA RELIEF
MOVE IS ATTACKED
Gov. OIson's Proposals Draw
Fire of LegisIators-HoIi-
day Delays Action.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
ST. PAUL, April 14.-Observance OF
Good Friday by the Minnesota Legisla-
ture today held up action on Gov. Floyd
B. Olson's message requesting legislation
for tax and unemployed relief as 1t
rested with the administration con-
trolled committee of the State Senate.
The message, sent to the Senate yes
tefday, revoked the heated accusation
that it was some more political propa-
gas1da" when referred to Senator A. j.
Rockne, chairman of the Finance Com
mittee, by Lieut.. Gov. K. K. Solberg
Farmer-Laborite, presiding officer.
IT resent any insinuations that my
committee has turned deaf ears to pleas
for assistance" shouted Rockne, white
haired Republican leader, land charge
this is some more political propaganda
to mislead the people"
Solberg, denying any motive In re-
ferring the message to Rockne's COM
intttee, turned 1t over to the Civil Ad-
ministration Committee, controlled by
members of Gov. Olsons party. The
message followed threat by Gov Olson
OF martial law if relief legislation is not
enacted.
Evening star., 1933-04-14
COLORADO SENATOR CIVENSTART
IN HEAT OF FREE SILVER DEBATE
Adams Won B. A. on Ability
to Handle Question of
F.; the Hour.
CaIiber Reflected in Easy,
Even Manner and Logic
of Discussion.
BY GRACE HENDRICK EUSTIs.


When Senator Alva Adams. Demo-
crat, of Colorado, was a senior at Yale,
in 1896, one Of his final examinations
was on economics.
His professor had spent plenty Of
time during the Spring term telling
his students about the dangers Of b.
metallism. In the examination there
was a question on this subject. Young
Adams, who was born In Del Norte,
Colo, and had heard silver discussed
ever since he could first articu.Ate, and
who had rather definite ideas about
it, answered this question In q man
ner which seemed right TO him. Dur
ing the suspense Of waiting TO hear
from his paper, which was an i'm
pcrtant one for him to PISS IN order
to get his degree, he wondered wheth-
er credit would be given to independent
thinking
1t was, and the man who Is now the
new Democratic Senator from the Sill
year William Jennings Bryan electri-
fed the country with his Gross OF
Gold speech.
Appointed to Vacancy.
Mr. Adams is not new to the Senate.
In 1928, ignoring the recommendation
made by Ex-President Wilson, william
Gibbs McAdoo and William Jennings
Bryan, who sponsored candidates Of
their own, Gov, William Sweet Of
Colorado appointed him to fill the un-
expired term caused by the death Of
Senator Nicholson, Republican.
Senator Adams is the son Of col
orful character in the annals of Colo
RADIO. His father, who bore the same
name, came West from Wisconsin in
covered wagon. When asked once
whether it had been uncomfortable, he
said, THE last thing my mother threw
in was a feather bed and I used to put
Evening star., 1933-04-14

him charming and easy 70 talk 70. A
lawyer BY profession-he received bis
degree from Columbia University IN
1899-he thinks logically and speaks
we'll
It has always been q question among
his followers whether he is progress
sive or a conservative. His appoint
ment In 1923 was opposed by the Pro-
gressive Democrats in Colorado and
yet he is sponsor of progressive legis-
lation. It has been suggested that
while he is a progressive thinker, his
approach and legislative methods are
conservative.
Evening star., 1933-04-14
BISHOP MCDOWELL GIVEN
LETTER BY ALMA MATER

By the Associated Press.
DELAWARE, Ohio, April 14-Fifty-
four years after his graduation from
OHIO Wesleyan University, Bishop W..
+. Mcdowell of Washington, D. c., has
BEN awarded the letter "W" by
the university's Board Of Athletics.
His loyalty to his alma mater and
the fact he Is known as q battling
bishop" brought the award. Wes--
leyan's athletic teams use the name OF
Battling Bishops"
The letter was presented by George
Gauthier, director of athletics, while
Bishop Mcdowell was speaking at
chapel exercises. 1t came as sur
prise to the 75-year- cleric, who un-
til his recent retirement was senior
bishop Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Evening star., 1933-04-14
POSTAL JOBS GUARDED

In an effort to spread employment,
the Post ONCE Department yesterday
barred immediate members of the FAM
lilies of postmasters, rural carriers or
other postal employees from being hired
as substitutes in the rural delivery
service.
The instructions were sent, out to
postmasters by Joseph c. O'Mahoney,
First Assistant Postmaster General.
Evening star., 1933-04-14
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