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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-06-22

Mrs. Orval Rush were shopping in
Uniontown, Monday.
Milton Forsythe, who has been in
Pittsburgh for several days, has re-
turned here.
James Coddington, University of
Maryland, spent several days here
last week with his parents.
Mrs. Amick and Mrs. Englehart
were guests of Mrs. J. w. McCul-
Tough on Sunday.
Evangeline Rumbaugh, who is a
student in Boston Conservatory OF
Music, returned Thursday to spend
her vacation here with her grand.
mother, Mrs. Cora Rumbaugh.
Mrs. Susanna Friend is spending
several weeks with her son and fam
lily, Martin Friend, in Selbysport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Schlossnagle
and Mr.. and Mrs. John McCune, OF
Allison, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Byard Lis
ton, of Somerfield, and Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Friend were Sunday guests
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. w
Savage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Huff and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Huff were business callers
in Oakland on Saturday.
Miss Matte Kendall, of Homestead
Pa, attended the graduation exercises
of the high school students here. In
the class was her nephew, John Allen
Kendall.
Mrs. Walter Bowers and children
are visiting relatives in Cumberland
this week.
Virgil Ryland and his sister, Mrs
Harlow, have returned to Washing.
ton after weeks visit with their par.
ents here.
Miss Martha Engle is spending the
early weeks of the summer with hei
mother and other relatives neal
Grantsville.
There will be a round dance at Bear
Greek Lodge on Wednesday night
June %.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-06-22
FRIENDSVILLE


Baseball Games
Last Thursday Grantsville baseball
team played here with the local team.
Ten innings were played with tied
score-3-3-and the lateness of the
hour brought the game to a close.
Sundays game with Peerless here
ended in victory for Friendsville-
SIS.
Teachers Appointed
There has been but one change an
nounced in the grammar school fac
ulty here. Mr.. Kessner, of Jennings,
will teach the McCabe school this year
and Merrill Frantz, local young man,
will take Mr.. Kessner's place in the
faculty. The high school faculty re-
mains the same for the coming year.
Fourth of July Celebration
The Fourth of July will be ceIe-
brated in Friendsville with an all-day
picnic and plenty of amusement will
be afforded. Baseball games, ETC.,
will be featured. The affair is being
sponsored by the local fire company
and the support Of the people of the
town and community is requested.
Personal Mention
Mrs. Charles Wolfus and daughters
Harriet and Jean, of Charleston, w.
Va, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Statler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schlossnagle
were shopping in Oakland on Friday
Mrs. Helen Barr is visiting her
mother, Mrs. R. R. Friend, this week.
Mrs. Mccullough and son, George,
Mrs. Paul Friend and Mrs. r. E.
Guard were shopping in Pittsburgh
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Brown and fam
lily, of Cleveland, are visiting their
relatives here.
James Kyle, of .Frostburg, spent the
weekend with Miss Helen Statler at
the Guard home.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-06-22
The Other Road

"A life of self effort will never
reach the place where we shall glorify
God; the other road is road of faith;
IL you wouldest believe, thou shalt see
the glory of God: let him do the thing
for us."-Rev. Guy FL. King.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-06-22
All Broadcast Saturday

The training and instruction re-
ceived by club members at All camps
will be discussed during the national
All radio program over 81 N. B. C.
stations on Saturday, July 1, 1890 to
1:30 p. m. Miss Katharine Washburn,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-06-22
B6sn~y&a'<
Moa,.%o,,sMeM
June le, 1888
A COMPANY THIRTY YEARS OLD

OLD
completed so OF
maxim
job mace my '1ie1
won the
exclusive GLASS;
the :. ,ooz ara working
that day In 1870 "te
then are s111l
survival value lo' '"0 -u' ~
sc.o .rouced and dover21 Ford
Although We automobile market we have never ~ was
always oe11eVeo tna oeo
for be good FOR all. ou'
other manufacturers "ou'
restrictions .,o.o ouorvona must get
Of course cannot shareeVerS0h mus
Money cou1o ouP41oa Jul
of experience ana II Is
motor car
1t mas all n
just been gathering the
hanaee ideas OF every 1no are
built truly on pr1no1p1e
Business integrity ana
better ways OF living WILL
oldco ofo
&,7@'(
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-06-22
St. Johns Gospel

"St. Johns gospel begins with the
son in the bosom of the father Il, 49,,
and it ends with the sinner in the bos-
ON of the son" (13, 23).--Mr. r. r.
Stewart.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-06-22

GOLDEN TEXT-Go ye therefore,
and teach all nations, baptizing them
in the name of the Father, and of the
Son, and of the Holy Ghost: Teaching
them to observe all things whatsoever
have commanded you. Matt. 2S:19, 20.
PRIMARY TOPIC-Jesus Our Friend.
JUNIOR TOPIC-Jesus Our Saviour
and Lord.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP.
IC-Trusting and Obeying Jesus.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP.
IC-Giving Ourselves Unreservedly to
Christ.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-06-22

Two methods are suggested which
may be used for the senior and adult
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21

&inoermuno. Sci 2eb-
mantts iino 9rilinge angefommen.
Die feline Mnni iiebt 0ie 8ei6ering
unO frogt: oMiifien mir Sic ale
bebaIten, o0er iinO Sic MIR 5ur ans-
nobl2~
3enfur. @inter bat auf
ieiner 8eibno6ts5eniur ~folgenOe
0eoti3 erbolten: n@iinters 8etragen
IieB oft gu piiniden iibrig. ginmol
bot er iogor periudt, ieinen 2ebrer
na65uabmeu, inOem CT mie elm S6ie
brittle"
&i6tig. Ser Sunee Iernte
0euti1e @rammatif.
lleber Gergangenbeitsform, Sc
eenmart, 3ufunft.
Ser Sunge fragte:
u8os fir cine 3eit lit OoS: So
ter ipielt &arten2"
&ief 0ie Mutter:
DSerl0re1e Setf.
sprung. Ser Mooear5t
iprad BON ieinen Grfolgen:
Grit fiir5lid babe id eineil
Monn BON 3tpei i6peren 8einbrii-
den sebeiIt, 10 OaB er idOn nad
bier 8oden aus Dem Stano eiten
Meter bod geiprungen it,"
Ser &ouege la6elte:
Slider, als er Sbre &e6nung err
belt
6rauen. Gbemanner tro-
fen iid.
~0ieine Srau bat feinen gegriff
bon 3eit", erflarte Ser gbemann,
rpenn id ouf meme 5rau parte
uno iie iagt, iie braude nod fiinf
Minuten, fam id ii9er iein, 0aB es
nod cine Stunoe oalert."
Der 2eioensgefabrtc nidte:
.8ei meiner 6rau lit es gera0e
umgefebrt. @enn i9 &artenipielen
gebe uno meme Sralt beripridt, mid
in 3pei Stunoen a~b5ubolen, fomlnt
iie na9 elmer balben."
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21
Ger Tnriih tioe

Ger Gori ii dtige. Ser
&omponiit Mia0der purOc einmal
in gSien bon einem SoGegen oltf ser
StroBe angeboIten, ser i'm einluO:
y&ommen Sic bod beitte abenO
git inns; es miro iebr gemiitlif lDer.
Ben. Grit miro meine 5rou etpas
iineen, ipobei iie bon meiner Softer
ouf Dem 6liigel begleitet miro. lin
nern ltbr eiien mir Oann."
n0anfe iebrl" ermioerte Mia0der.
SD meroe - punft neun ltbr Od
ieinl"
Sham NAB es wiiien.
Gin beiorgter Safer fommt 3u 9ern-
barb Sbolp, Inn oeiien &at 81 err
bitten. SD babe ndmlid einen iebr
begobten Sobn", er51blt ser ga-
ter: Der Sitnge bat ebenio uiel Sa'
lent sur S6riftiteIerei pie sur Ma.
lerei. 0o lit Die Gntidei0ung iebr
idper. r@os ioa i] i'm nun per.
Sen lolien?"
n9aiien sic i'm S6riftiteaer
perben", onttportet lddel1O S6atp.
,ltno nes9ol6?"
ngeun = 9opier lit biel 6iaiger
oIs 2einpou0!"
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21
gaes b~crscbcns

Sitter lit in sic SdJule gefommen.
SIN oagemeinen lit er ia redt ilei-
Big unO oufmerfiam, o6er er bot
einen 6ebler: er iagt 81 alien rou".
gs gibt fir i'm chen fein Sic.
Ser 2ebrer beriudt pergebens, es
inn bei8ubringen, 8itter iagt INNER
pieoer: DOu, Serr 9ebrerl"
S9lieBlid miro es Dem geitren-
gen @dooeoeeu 5u bunt ulO Bitter
befommt cine rieiige Strofarbeit
aufeebrummtl ltno 5tpar muB er
fiinfbunOertmoI Sen Sas aufidrei-
ben:
SD oorf gu meinem 9ebrer ni6t
On iogenl"
Nad o9t Sogen bat Sitter Die
Strafarbeit fertig unO gibt lie Dem
2ebrer. Ser nimmt bic 8lGtter
%entgeeen uno iagt: ugea, idon fer.
tig?"
9a Id9eIt @itter freunoli9 unO
meint:
n9a itounite, mat?"
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21

= 9as fommt bon Ser
Die beiOet dltli6en 90.
men Itiegen auf ibrer %l1rlaubreiie in
einem 3peitflaiiigen Sotel ab. 5ran-
len Minli, Die 1ltere, dngitlid unO
gemiIIenbaft, ma6t iid iofort auf.
sic Mltsg6nge BEL 6euersgefabr gu
erfori6et. Sdon oie erite Sir, Oie
tie offnet, lit perfebrt; eri6redt
ldout 6o elm Glterer Serr aus Der
gaoepanne. 9uterrot itiirat Srdl-
lem @imi oooon, %itammelno: Ser
5eibung, i6 iude Sen Iusgang BET
Seuersgefobr!" l1no remit los.
@ber gu ibrem Sdred borte tie bin-
ter iid oos Sapfen nudter SiiBe, uno
pie iie ii6 Gngltlid umidout, tit es
ser l1e6erraidte, not0iirftig NIT Ell.
mem SanOtu6 befleioet uno nit Dem
&ufe: $50 brennt's oenn?" folgt
CT ibr aufgeregt aui Sen Serien.
Gin &GtfeI. Die bei0en
erfoIgreiden giibnenoidter elmer
pergangenen 3eit, 2in0au uno 8ll-
mentbal, tuaren befreunOet uno elmer
Nederei ME o~bgeneigt. 2inoau bate
li6 einen SpoB ousgeoa6t unO CAB
oem onOern benin ndditen Sreffen
elm &GtieI orf: n9as @rite lit Ouf-
tig, oos 3meite lit luftig, oas @an5e
lit iduftig. 8er 1T bos?~ 9lber er
iolte reinfoaen, oenn 8lumentbal
iiberlegte, Id6elte uno iagte: nSas
iino natiirli9 Sic ielber - 2ino'
- oil - 2inoou!"
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21

= geridtiguug. (3eitungs-
noti5): SEER So6onm @altcr 9eden-
BREEDER, @ipSitraBe lis, bittet uns
mit5uteilen, Dap er nit Oem Miaio.
nenOieb emil @aIter 0edenbreber,
nod Dem Die Griminalpol5ei bergeb.
lid fobnoet, lei0er niHt iOentii6 tit.
Gas ii IT. 9ns man
cine befonnte SdriftiteIerin - Ser
Same muB aus cuten @riinOeu Der.
ihtDiegen merOen = fragte, Darltm
iie nidt beirate. onttportete iie:
SD fam auf eilien Monn garl5
gut ber8i6ten, oeun id babe Orei
9inge Oobeim, Die Oeiien Saupt6o-
roftereigeni1often eriesen.~
nllnO Die m1ren?"
sd babe einen Suu0, Ser ben
gan5en Morgen fnurrt, einen Bapa-
gel, ser Sen gon5en Hodmittag
flitdt, unO enOlif einen Safer, Der
sic gau5e Nadt ousbIeibt."
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21

= Sc mad @und Of. |nBbe-
Gmter: Gut mir leiO, gnGOige Sralt,
ober Sbr &aB lit ni6t gang in SrO-
nung.
9ome: 8os jtimmt benin nidt?
8eomter: Sbre Surforbe lit bier
nit ounfel ongegeben un0 babel Iin0
Sic blon0.
Game QiebensuiirOig): ad! @ol-
len Sic es 1n0ern, ODER ion i6?
= @aIont. &ur5 nod ieiner
Seirot nerreiIte Marf Spoin auf
einige @oden ALIEN, Inn 8ortrdge
gu baIten. 9ns er 5uriifgefebrt mar,
fra9te i'm feline Srou:
nSnIt 0u %unteripegs oft an mid
aeOa6t?"
ygber Geure", erpiberte Spoin,
nou mirit bod nidt etiDa o%nnebmen,
oaB id neben sir MIR einen &ugen-
bid on0ere 9ummbeiten i'm &opfe
babe"
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21
6initiser &crlanf Ser S6laf-
franfbeit.

8oS meint err? nSoIo,
Bin, tparit ou franf? Sabe bid
minoeitens elm babies Sobr nidt
eeieben! @os bait ou gebabt?"
Seeds Monate."
@orforgIid. nSrduIein
MfeIanie, i6 meiB elm peritedtes Ne.
benaimmer9en, mo- mir gan5 unge,
inert iiber uniere 2ie6e fliiitern fon-
men,"
na6 ia, fOmmen Sic, DIANA iist
idon BORT"
- Gas 8feu6onDm. u@u-
ten Gag, Serr gcrleger, bier iino
meme neueiten @ebidte. Sd babe
mir oaS &ieroonpm S6miot 3uge-
Iegt."
r0os lit aber nidt nett BON Sd
men, Sab Sic ga 10 uiele SauienOe
unI6uloig in geroa6t bringen!"
- Sein @runO. Ser ebren.
toerte 8iirger ltano Dor Dem ebren-
tperten &i1ter.
.@arum baben Sic eigentlih Die.
fen utperItdnoliden 9iebitobl begau-
een?"
Ser braoe giir9er brummte:
,0amit sic 8oli5ei BEL mir cine
Sausiudung balten muBte uno met
men &%ragenfnopf fanO, ben i'd po-
rige ISOLDE perloren bate"
3iebt einen S6luB.
W6r9en lit unartig gepeien. Sebr
unartig. @r bat ieine feline Sdme-
tier 10 gepriigelt, oaB tie Iaienbll.
ten befommen bot. Mutti lift iebr
b0ie.
rSett gebit ou glei6 gu Set -
obne M6enobrotl SoffentIid lit es
sir cine 2ebrel"
nSawobl", beuIt Mar6en, ~oon
iett an priigele i'd Slide nur inn
nter nod mad Dem &benObrot!"
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21
n@oruln hei6t 0enll

q ITO. n@orum beiBt Oenll
Der fleine 8agen @oliatb2"
u@enn er 9apio bieBe, piiroe
ieoer oenfen er - i9leu' IT."
ReinfoII. mGntidulOigen
Sic, Oiirfte id sen 2ebrs,,ne Simp-
Jon ipredcn; id BIN iein @roBbu-
ter
Gut mir leib, alter Serr, gernoe
beute bat er iid fir Sbre 8eeroi.
eung freigeben laIien."
- Ger d 90 a.
Die beriibmte SdauipieIerin
Soiepbine @almeper iaB BET einem
@iien neben oem @oler Sans Ma-
fart, Ser Elm BbGnomen an GGmeig>
iamfeit mar. Ga6 ieiner iibliden
8eiie iprad Mafart audi oiesmal
feline Slide. SdlieBlid Grgerte iih
oie &iinitlerin iiber oieie 8iidIidts-
loiigfeit un0 beidloB Dem .groBen
Sdmeiger" einen 3enf5ettel 81 ge-
ben.
Sic panOte iid oaber na9 elmer
8eile nit liebenspir6iger Wiene an
i'm unO iagte; yMein lieber Serr
bon Mafart, pie mGr's, menn Sic
nun einmaI BON etDas anoerem
idmiegen?!"
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21

= Der fIeine Sans. Gem
fleinen Sans lit geIagt morOen, er
oiirfe beim gfen nidt nadOerlan-
gen.
@euli6 CAB es 9uooing.
Sans botte ieine 8ortion idon
ldngit aufge0ebrt uno ltarrte iebn-
iiidtig na6 Dem groBen Guooing-
teller.
SdlieBli9 iagte er gang leiie:
~Mutti mie lang braudt ein tlei-
ner Sunee, Bis er Sungers itirbt?"
Srouriges 9ofein.
nMit @auIe Snoianer ipielen oarf
id nidt, nit Dem 2uffgeIuehr arf
eleftriide 8irnen idieBen Cart i'd
nidt, am &ronleu1ter ir Salon
idaufeln oarf i1 nidt, Die i6onen
8lumen aus Sem Speiie5imnertep-
pid ausidneioen carf ih aid>t, sic
&iriden ollf @uttis SUIT 81 Mus
fo6en oorf ih ni9t, ms &ino geben
0arf id audi ni6t, neil i'd nod gu
jung bin - i9 mo9te BLOB Wiiien,
mann id alt genug bin, Inn ales gu
tun, mas i9 mia?"
sSSa, mein Ssunge, bas TciB id
aud ni6t. 81 alt lit nod feiner
g%etuoroen."
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21
. Ger sdotte. Gin SdOtt

- Ger 9 dotte. Gin S6otte
fommt gum 3abnur5t.
,@as foItet es, penn Sic mir
einen 3abn 5ie6en?"
.3ebn Sdining!"
ISM uuo Dern Sic i'm rur
Elm biBden lofern2"
8er lit Ser 8I0oere2
User lit Oenn OaS alte &aOiesden
oort?"
DMeine 6raul"
,Sb = bite taitlenOmol um Ser
8eibungl @ibt es einen bl0oeren
&erl ais mid?"
.SSotpobI, mein 6reun6: midi"
auf Ser 8aee. Sin Der
Iittomotentpoge ltebt Elm poblbeleibs
tes gauernpaar. Ro9 i9Wierigem
Stuoium ser aufi6rift iteigt eno-
lid Sic Before SdIfte binauf. Ser
Gent fGnt, u1O ser 8eiger weiit ouf
elm @epift BON 1870 Yfuno.
nNie6r nidt?~ pultoert iid Oas
fugelrunOe 6rau9en.
ngl6er 4lte, mas fannie Oenn fir
n Sent mebr OerIaneen?"
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21
Ole @loiiifiaierun q.

Ole &Iafiifi5ieruna.
Gin befannter @eoIoge pfIegte in
ieinem &oleg einige @eiteinsarten
ouf 0os &atbeoer 81 legen unO tie
Damn 81 bei9reiben. als er eittmol
einen Nugenblid Sen Giifen panOte,
Iegte inn elmer ser Stroenten elm
oItes .3iegelitiif inter 0ie Steine.
Ser &rofeiior iebte Damn ieinen gor-
trog fort uno feb ii6 Ourd oie ouf-
fGnige 8ereiderung ieiner Somm-
lung nift Itoren. St nu9m Die ein-
Selnen Steine ouf uno iogte: n9os
lit ein Stiid S%an0itein, Oos elm
Stiid Grant" uiip. als er aber gu
Dem 3iegeIitiid fam, Iagte er rubig:
nunO oas, meme Serrer, lit elm
Stiid ltnberidGmtGeit."
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21

- 8ir6 @riinoe baben.
so - alio audi Sic iino unter Die
Spiritiiten gegangen2"
.Satpobl. 9enfen sic MIR, ge-
itern 1T uns iogar @o5art eridie-
nenl"
Sea ~ uno mas bat er geiagt?"
.@r bot meiner Sodter ltrift per-
boten, fiinftis feline &lapierperfe gu
ipielen."
~ aus Ser &idterpra-
Ser nortpegii9e &i6ter 4age
&asmuiien er3dblte aus ieiner Bra-
ris folgenoe fleire Siitorie. Gr
batte cine 6rau 81 nernebmen, Die
bereitS einige Male Dor inn 5u err
i6einen bate. @r muBte, Tie mar
0reiuno5man5ig Sabre. 4ls iie nun
BEL Der MISUNDERSTANDING an-
CAB, crit 81 Sabre aft gu iein, err
mabnte er Iie uno iagte: v4ber 5rau
8eooerion, Sic iagten oo9 Dor 5mei
Sabren ebenfaus, oaB Sic 81 Sabre
aft ieien.~ 8orauf 6ralt 8eoOer-
Jon i'm ebrbar anbIidte un0 miiroe-
bon erpioerte: n@emiB, Serr &id-
ter. SD gebore aud nidt gu Ben
Srauen, Die beute 10 reoen uro NOR
aeu tpie0er an0erS."
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21
SUicpb Suin5' Snmur.

9oB Soiepb aain5 anT cine iebr
feire grt bumorboa iein fonnte, be-
neiIt folgenoe 8%egebenbeit. Sn
@iin9en mur0e Der groBe Mime
o~ufgeforoert, iif in oos @oloene
Bud eiuautrngen. auf Der Seite.
Die aud ieinen 9amens5ug Der Nad-
melt iberliefern ioute, botten be-
reits 8tpei ieiuer beriibmteiten Sol
Iegen ibren @eiit ipriiben Ialien..
S%onnentboI bate patbetii9 cedric
ben: nMein 2eben Der &unItl", uno
8oiiart: DMeine &unit Dem 2eben!"
11n0 mas i6rieb Soiepb &ain5:
.@eb oenl, Ser liigt!" -
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21
eeibI Bel Der Nlrbcit.

aIs Ser beriibmte Maler 2ei6l
nit ieinem @emdl0e ~9rei 5rouer
in Ser Stride" 6eidGitigt NOR, be-
ipro1 er es nit ieinem 5reun>
Sperl un0 frogte i'm Inn iein llr-
tell. Scr aopf Der iungen 8duerir
lit gut, er fonrtte aber nod better
iein." 2eibl frabte Sen &opf berlrn.
ter unO malte i'm ileu. Im nod.
item Gag frogte er Sperl mieOer I'M
ieine Meinung. nSa, DeiBt 9u"
5ogerte er, rgeItern mar ct oo6 bel
fer" Sebt murOe 2eibl 'piiteno
n8orum bait 9u Oos nidt gleif &C.
Itern geiagt?"
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21

- 8ortfpieI. -. ia gut,
alter 5reunO, bingebn lDero' i9 nit
Dir 5u Dem 8ierobeuO, ober beim-
gebn aaein."
o8orltm?"
Sea, bin baden mir beiOe II II
90 e g, aber 5uriid baben mir beioe
einen m e G."
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21
Gfnman0frei 5

ginDanOrei Oeft-
inert. Ser 2ebrer erflart ben
6iidfang: Y@er BON eu6", frogt er
sic &laiie, lam mir iagen, poraus
Elm 6iiGneB gema6t wiro?"
Heter peiB es:
.aus einem Saufen fleiner 60.
der, oie nit Striden 5uiammenge-
bunoen lin6."
&artoffeln. Ser Sebrer
'pran iiber Naturfunoe.
n3artoffeln fommen oRf ieoem
8poen fort, erfl6rte er.
Ser fleine &rrt rief:
.Sm Seller aud. Grit geitern 10.
ben tie uns tuicoer einen Sod DoH
g%eitobIen."
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21
9as eeiO Oes 2ilipntaners.

nMeeine Gertpanoti9aft bat iid
BON mir losgeiagt, neil id 10 aus
Sc art iei9logen BIN, Die MAIDEN
ndmIid ieit flint @enerationen in
&raftmeniden."
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21
9anntcrss sinScripicI.

Sic balm mol men toIen SltnO
iefriibItiidt, Dat?! Set iol Ser.
febrsre9Iung iino? Sd bin Oe 6euer-
tpebr unS ioa bier meien Die 5wei
StieieIpriems Sc 6aIbe StaOt abbren-
men loiienl"
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21

nSi,r lit cine Steueraufforoerung
fir Sic uno sic @asredniung uno
0ie notwithstanding uno elm
3ablungsbefebl uno Die Wietsref-
nung uuo cine Ar5tre6nung uno
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Washington Journal., 1933-04-21

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Washington Journal., 1933-04-21
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Washington Journal., 1933-04-21

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Washington Journal., 1933-04-21

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Washington Journal., 1933-04-21
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Seward daily gateway., 1933-06-02
NEWS SFLASHES

Quit being clannish," President Roosevelt told 432 graduates at Annapolis exercises. The President then motored back to the White House to study developments on his national recovery bill, jobless relief and other measures. He pro- missed justice for war veterans but reiterated the need for economy.
 A two-cent rate on local mail, a one and three-quarters cent. levy on gasoline and a three cent inn post on electricity, to be borne by the companies, were approved in the tax bill. "}&
 Aroused at their pickering, Nor man H. Davis, U. S. ambassador at-large, told delegates to end their arguments over procedure and get down to actual business of disarm- ament discussion. The United States accepted the French arms plea with reservations.
 Russell Sherwood, Jimmy Wal ker's long hunted agent, was found in New York. Samuel Sea- bury, the former New York mayors investigator, urged Sherwood be held for explanation of what hap pened to missing funds.
 A camp for jobless unmarried girls was planned in New York at the suggestion of Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and Secretary of Lab or, Mrs. Perkins.
 Stanford University authorities entered the campus bathtub mur- der case, hiring an investigator to take fingerprints and photographs of the home in an effort to clear David Lamson, whose wife was found dead under mysterious cir cumstances.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-06-02
HAWKS Is SPEEDING ACROSS THE CONTINENT
 TRYING LOWER RECORD

LOS ANGELES, Jue 2, Lieut.. Comdr. Frank Hawks, holder of most of the Worlds air speed rec ords, nibbled at a raw carrot yes terday while he watched mechan- ics tinkering with new all-metal monoplane in which he will at tempt to beat his own West-East nonstop speed record.
 The new ship has robot pilot which means the pilot can doze in his crowded cockpit through fog or turbulent skies and maintain a true course to his destination.
 Long before dawn today, he was scheduled to roll his ship out on the municipal airport runway here and take-off for Floyd Bennett airport in New York in an attempt to break his nonstop mark of 17 hours and 38 minutes set in June 1929.
 Hawks fixed his approximate time of departure at 4:30 a. m. P. s. T.
 His all-metal, low wing Northrop Gamma plane, recently completed to his specifications, is capable of a top speed of 26O miles an hour at attitudes of 12,0O0 and 16,0O0 feet. The ship, powered with a IA cylinder, 750 h. p. motor, gains it's greatest speed and top perform ance at high attitudes, Hawks ex- plained.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-06-02
POWERS
 TRYING 10 FIND OUT F GAN 'CYP' J. 5. \.

WASHINGTON, D. C., June D. European war debtors have made cautious inquiry to discover if de- fault on the June IS payments will be received without prejudice" by the United States.
 What they want is assurance that if installments are not met, this government will let it pass without taking official action as it did last fall in the case of France
 The debtor nations, Britain and France, respectively, are fear full of this country formally re- questing the payment which may brand them as defaulterS in the eyes of the world.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-06-02
DEMPSEY HEA!EDLY
 DENIES CHARGES |s
 AGAINST STORYTELLING

NEW YORK, June 2. - Jack Dempsey heatedly denied charges that he is trying to engineer Max Schmeling's defeat in the Maxie Baer bout at Yankee St. iu m June 8.
 Dempsey was angered by a tele- gram from Schmeling's manager, Joe Jacobs, who accused Dempsey of failing to show the proper inn partiality for promoter. He open ly charged the ''Manassa Mauler" with being to much interested in Baer and trying to bring about Schmeling's downfall.
 Jacobs resented Dempseys coach ing the California boxer at At lantic City Monday afternoon. Dempsey analysed the styles of both fighters by boxing one round each with them on Saturday and Sunday.
 Jacobs is putting me in a bad light and he's trying to break up my friendship with Schmeling. He accuses me of coaching Baer to get his man licked. knew Schmel- ing before Jacobs ever met him and he is one of my warmest friends. When Jacobs charges that I'm roofing for Baer to win he is mak- ing an out and out misstatement. I might make that stronger; he's the last fellow in the world to be ac- cusing me of trying to double cross anybody"
Seward daily gateway., 1933-06-02
AMHERST STUDENTS
 BURNED THE FLAG

AMHERST, Mass, June 2, Red college students on the campus of Amherst college, whose long list of illustrious sons includes the names of Calvin Coolidge and Dwight Morrow, burned the Amer ican flag during a communist ral- ly which turned into a wild bat tle
 The rally was staged in the dor mitory circle between Pratt and Morrow dormitories; the latter was contributed to the college in 1925 by the late United States Sen ator Morrow