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Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-07-22
Zion Baptist Church

Deborah" was the subject of
the S. S. lesson last Sunday and
was discussed by all the teachers.
Mr. A. Hockaday taught Class No.
2 in the absence of Mrs. Thomas.
Mr.. Thomas also being absent. his
class was taught by Mr.. Harden.
Mrs. Warren was the only regular
teacher present. Class No. had
the largest attendance. ~ II. War
rem is superintendent; Miss Alma
Hockaday. secretary.
Rev. r. r. Moore preached from
Matt. lS:l9-"Lo. am with You
until the end OF the world" Ex-
pastor. Rev. NJ. G. Ely. was pre-
sent at the morning service.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-07-22
s MILE ROAD NEWS
By J. &. Bryant

Mr. and Mrs. W L. Owens. 9O0l
Greedy Street Mrs. Matte Jack
son Mrs William Hall spent the
weekend with relatives and
friends in Woodlawn Park
MIR. and Mrs. William Singleter-
RS aS4 Gardenlane; Mr.. and Mrs
II. C. Parks Mrs. G. Alexander,
Mrs Annie Smith. Mr.. NJ. l.. Al
vine, Mr. Willard. motored to their
former home town in Georgia, to
spend tho week with friends.
Mr. O, ID. Hurst. II parkside and
Mrs. Laura Marshall, IFS y. East
Street, were married on July r.
Mrs Sarah Brown. 2O5l5 Ken
lucky. is in the Redford Hospital
The First Baptist Church. on
Wisconsin Street. of which Rev
Theodore Williams is pastor. is
one Of the progressive churches OF
this community At the morning
services last Sunday the pastor
preached from John Isl 1t was
excellent.
lie has begun series OF ser
mons from the lst. 2nd. and Bird
John. which commenced last Sun
day.
At the evening worship. Rev
Williams used for his text Cor
So subject. Reward in Giving
Mr. and Mrs II y Nance and
Mrs. Norah Warren. Of Inkster.
were the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. G..
y. Harris. $50 Gardenlane. sunday
Announcement
Tho following is a list OF homes
where members OF the Home Bur
ial Society may go and pay one
cent:
While VI. Jones. eO5si Cherry
lawn: W L. I.aGrand. 2255 Green
lawn; Walter Odomes. 204ll
Griggs Mrs. Sarah Brown. 2O5l5
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-07-22

program as follows: Solo, Miss
Greatha Boone; readings. Misses
Maebell and Juanita McDufiie: du-
ct. Madames Whoey and Vallient,
representing the Missionary Socie-
~. The Young Peoples Choir sang
some very uplifting songs.
Mrs. William Smith nee Annie
Lee McDuffie. recent bride. is
visiting in New York
All persons desiring TO pariici-
pate in the Fall and Winter Style
Show TO be at Eastlake Baptist
Church. Friday July 2S. are asked
TO call Mss Geneva Walker, LenoX
2493 Everybody is welcome. Mrs
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-07-22
Atty. Chas. w. Jones
4O5 Gratiot Ave.
No. 2l7lOJ

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County of
Wayne. In Chancery. James +.
Grant. Plaintiff. VS.. Zelma II.
Grant, Defendant.
At a session of said Court held
at the Court House in the City of
Detroit, in said County. on the LIST
day of July. A. d.. 1888. Present:
Hon. Clyde !. Webster. Circuit
Judge.
Satisfactory proof appearing by
affidavit on file that the Defendant.
Zelma X. Grant, cannot be served
by process issued out of this Court
as she is not a resident Of the state
of Michigan. but resides I'm the
City OF Columbus. state of Ohio. at
561 Marion Street.
On motion of Charles w. Jones.
Attorney for the Plaintiff. James
+. Grant. 1T is ORDERED that
the Defendant. Zelma r. Grant.
appear and answer the Bill OF
Complaint filed in this cause with
in three months from the date of
this order - that said Bill be
taken as confessed by said Plaintiff.
and that this order be published.
and a bill thereof be served by re-
gistered mail upon the Defendant
as required nv law.
CLYDE |. WEBSTER
Circuit Judge
"a trne copy
ID. =. SULLIVAN
Deputy Clerk 7-15-S-26
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-07-22
Hamtramck News
by Leroy White
305i Yemans Street

Well. vacation has started. and
this column is being written from
Portsmouth. Ohio. where your re-
porter is spending his vacation
at the bone of his father. Mr.. lrv-
ing White. 92l 18th Street
Beginning next week. and cOntin-
uing through the remainder OF the
summer. all Hamtramck news, in
tended for this column, must BE-
sent to Mrs Sarah Vaughn, 305,
Yemans Street. before p. m on
Monday OF each week
Now. for the weeks news:
Quinn Chapel 4. VI. T.. Church
The Rev Hendrieth delivered
very interesting talk last sun
day at meeting sponsored by the
Stewardess Board No. >; the sub
ject was "Will the Negro Race
Ever Amount TO Anything"
A motion picture vii be exhibit
ed on Friday evening. There will
be no admission fee. ana all are
invited to attend.
According to superintendent
| Jackson. the s. $. Is progressing
| rapidly. lie soon plans to organ
lie additional classes.
The Imperial Social Club Is
sponsoring "A picnic at Royal Park
Friday. July -. All should at.en
and have a good time.
A birthday party was given \
| Mrs. John Glover recently. In hoi
or OF her sister, Miss Evel,
vaughn. A number OF friends q
! tended. and the affair was veI
enjoyable.
CorIfhian baptist Church
Tho Rev. b. w. Lockett. the pas
for, preached last Sunday to {
| crowded house. His sermon was
very inspiring.
The District Red Circle met at
the church; a large number OF
girls attended.
~. Peters A. VI. T.. Zion Church
A motion picture was shown at
ST Peters last Friday evening. The
church was crowded with young
people.
We arc Informed that the new
pastor. Rev. Jesse Moore. intends
10 move to Hamtramck soon
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-07-22
Atty. Willis VI. Graves
1927 ~. Antoine
No. 2llSl7

1927 ~. Antoine
No. 2l5S57
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne. In Chancery. Olivia
Thompson. Plaintiff VS.. Alfred
Thompson. Defendant
At a session of said Court hell
at the Court House in the City OF
Detroit. in said County. on the 18th
day OF June A. d.. 1888. Present:
Hon. Harry b.. keildan, Circuit
Judge.
In this cause. IL appearing from
affidavit on file that diligent
search and inquiry having been
made to learn the residence of the
Defendant, Alfred Thompson, and
that the last known address of the
Defendant is 44S Benton Street. in
the city OF Detroit. County OF
Wayne and State of Michigan, and
that II cannot be ascertained in
what Htate or county the said De-
PENDANT now resides:
On motion of Willis NJ. Graves.
Attorney for the Plaintiff. 1T IS
ORDERED that the said Defen-
dant. All ed Thompson. appear
and answer this Bill OF Complaint
herein files against him. within
three monti from the date hereof
or said Bill will be taken as con-
fesed against him:
1T is Flu THEIR ORDERED
that a copy OF rider he sent to the
said Defendant at his last known
address by Reg tered Mail and a
return receipt b. demanded there
for or published n a newspaper
published or circL ated within this
county as require, by law
HARRY b. KEIDAN
Circuit Judge
CA true copy
J. ID. CUNNINGHAM
Deputy Clerk $3.50
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-07-22
LEGAL NOTICES

Defendant, Lucille Jackson, APP
pear and answer the Bill of Com
plant filed in this cause within
three months from date OF this or
der. or that said Bill will be taken
as confessed and that this order be
published according to law and a
copy mailed to the last known ad-
dress of the Defendant.
ROBERT NJ. TOMS
Circuit Judge
|. j. Wurzenk
Deputy Clerk 7S-S-19
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-07-22

Kentucky; ]. r. Hin. 2O45o wyom-
ing.
The homes where two cents are |
to be paid for infants, are: Mrs. |
Walter Haywood, 20240 North
lawn; Mrs. King Thomas, 1888
| Northlawn.
| Those in the sixth ward report
TO Garland Floyd. 20h25 Ken.
ltucky street.
The Home Burial Associatio
knows the value or ADVERTISING
and IL rs hoped they Will soon ad
vertfse regularly I'm the Tribune
as a means OF increasing their
membership.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-07-22

The Is. Y. y. L. was well attend
ed in the evening. the topic being
THE Problem OF Friendship" Mr..
w. Smith and Miss l.. Smith. OF
Detroit. were visitors.
Senior group No. ,. taught by
Mrs. Green. was largest. both in
attendance and collection.
AT the $ p. IN. services. Rev.
CASTOR. of Detroit. preached his
text being Deut. 80.
Monday night. the usher board
Will meet. All members are asked
To be present.
Practice for the pageant "Old
Ship of Zion" Monday night. Also
please be present Wednesday night
for prayer meeting; and on Thurs
day night. for teachers meeting
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-07-22
CHARLES Il. MAHoNEY

CHARLES RI. MAHONE1
Attorney at Law
All Gratiot Avenue
IL THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
:. THE COUNTY OF WAYNE -.
IN CHANCERY
WILBERT KELLEY. Plaintiff.
VS.. No. 2f7.747
'kSUSIE KELLEY. Defendant.
~ At a session OF said Court. held
at the Court-House in the City of
h Detroit. County of Wayne and
State of Michigan ON the 18th day
OF July, A. ID. 1888.
NJ PRESENT. Honorable Guy A.
Miller. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof appearing by
affidavit on file that the defendant.
Susie Kelley. is not resident OF
the State of Michigan but resides
at No. S15 9th Street. w. Palm
Beach, Florida;
It S ordered that the said de-
PENDANT appear and answer the bill
of complaint filed in this cause
within tire months from the
date of this Order or said bill will
be taken as confessed against her
and that this order be published
nccoruinR co law I'm the Detroit
Tribune and copy thereof mailed
to the said defendent at her pres
ct address.
Guy A. Miller
A True Copy Circuit Judge
j. A. Craigen
Peputy Clerk
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NOTICE

All reporters for the Tribune are
requested 10 send In their news
typed or written IN ink, with wide
spacing between lines. aud writing
on one Side Of paper only. All
names written Ia hand should
he printed, 50 ~ 10 enable the oi.
lice 10 reproduce them correctly.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-07-22
North Detroit News
BY Mrs. Josephine Boyden
2Oll Meade Street

a choral and Dramatic club was
organized al the West Studio OF
Music, Tuesday. Judy IL. The
members decided that the club
bear the name OF its director, Wal
ter r. West Mrs. +. Patton was
chosen president; Miss l.. Harvey.
vice president Miss A. Taylor,
secretary: Harold Glddings. assis-
tant secretary This group Of
young people is anxious TO pro-
mote a deeper and keener apprec-
laiion OF good music and drama.
%kN*#
L0maN 4. VI. y Zion Church
Sunday. July lC. was day OF
rejoicing AT LomaN A. NJ r. Zion
church a large congregation
greeted the new pastor. Or W. 4.
Blackwell lie preached forceful
and eloquent sermons. both at the
morning and evening services. The
worshippers rejoiced as the burn
ing messages touched their hearts.
dispelling sadness and causing
them to be- spiritually uplifted
The Friday night class meeting
was imbued with the same spirit.
Plans were made for revival 10
be held soon for the salvation OF
souls
On Monday night. the depart
ments OF the church were organ
tied for the new years work All
the members approved the plans
and pledged cooperation in help
ership Of Dr Blackwell, who is a
ing carry through. under the lead
minister of rare ability and power
unusual interest at I.omax. as DR.
Sunday. July %, will be a day of
Blackwell viii again deliver two
mastery sermons ON vital themes.
Pence Baptist Church
Last sunday Pastor Lee T Clay.
of Peace Baptist church. brought
soul-slirrinc messages to his con-
prcgation The chu which IS
located on Goddard ST. is steadi-.
~ progressing. under Rev. Clay's
ministry The public is welcome
to all the services
%N%%%
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
The Pleasant Grove Baptist
church, on Iiopclle Street. is gain
ing rapidly Their aggressive pas
Z tor. Rev. J. H. Newbv. continues
to instruct and inspire his congre-
cation. in the knowledge of the
truth Everybody Is welcome.
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NOTICE

All reporters for the Tribune are
requested 10 send In their news
typed or written In ink, with wide
spacing between lines, aud writing
on one side OF paper only. All
names written In long-hand should
be printed. 80 n 10 enable the Of
flee 10 reproduce them correctly.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-07-22
COTTAGES. GARAGES. SCREENS

Delivered Anywhere IN Michigan
Lumber for a-room cottage. $i25;
paint, 9Sc gal: lawn trelhses. 4oc;
clear bevei siding in all widths $40
per NJ and up: lumber for 2-car
\ garage. $49.50; rowboats, SIT 80 !,
la,h. $3.50: screens. abe ny; root
ing OF all descriptions. Our estima
tor win call ON you. Open ovenfng.
iii 8 y. nm.
ROSEVTLLE LUMBER co.
Gratiot-1I Mile Rd. Rose. 1925.
Pl 2222
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-07-22

NJ whoey, President; Miss Walker
Directress.
Miss Mossie White. who is visit
ing her aunts Miss Walker and
Mrs. Terry of 259 Tennessee, spent
the week end in Cleveland, Ohio.
She made the trip with her moth
or and father and husband Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Jordan. 1926 Brush
Mrs. Edna Austin 223 Clair
pointe. is yet in the Hospital and
would like to see her friends.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-07-22

20. and give another picture exhi-
bition. All are invited.
Mr.. william i. Fitzpatrick. Joe
Bell. Rev. aud Mrs. Sanders Motor
ed to Port Huron Sunday. where
they were. guests of relatives oil
M and Mrs. Sanders.
Mention of other churches and
friends will appear I'm the next isue
of the Tribune. 3
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-07-22
NOTICE

All reporters for the Tribune are
requested Ia send In their news
typed ar written IN Ink. with wide
spacing between lines. and writing
or one side Of paper only. All
names written In lOng-hand should
bo printed, 80 as Ia enable the Of
.iice to reproduce them correctly.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-28
NbOnniert anf Oas uSOnrnaI"
u ii frmf
Crdeitermniif

@er bon ben iungen 9e1ti6en
ODER geutidamerifanern in @aibing-
ton ooer llmgegeno lit muiifalii6
uno ipielt @eige ooer ein anoeres
0rheiterinitrltment2 Sails 10, mod
ten Sic iid ni6t einem Srbeiter an-
i6lieBen, oeiien pornebmite Mllfgabe
bie 9flege flaiiii6er Miiiif lit, einem
0rdleiter, oas bereit lit, BEL oel1tiden
NnlGiien mit5upirfen uno tie 10 Mir
oenoaer uno erfolgrei6er 5u geital-
ten?
8islang liegen ettpa Elm 9llbeno
Nnmeloungen Dor, oie gum Sell aus
Den &reiien ebemaliger Stlloenten
Der Imerifaniiden %llniperiitGt fom-
men. 0ieie Itelt Dem Srhelter ibre
Nula nit 8iano, Mlilifalien, 2iht
uip sum lleben unentgeltlih sur
@erfiigung. Die erlte 3uiammen-
funft finbet 9%onnerstag. Sen 4. Mai
obenos s llbr, in Surit Saq ser qe=
nannten ltniperiitGt itatt. @er fi1
fir oieies Srhelter intereiiiert, 1perl-
oe iih INN meitere Iusfunft an 8rof.
Or. 6. $. 2eineme6er; 8elepborl,
@isconiin 1865.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-28
9cmtidamerifaniidcr spurt-alnb

acknowledgements fam 0aS Spiel
gegen Morlbpro crit pergongenen
SonnobenO 5uitanoe, iooaB es Dem
SpielousiduB nidt moglid nor, I'M
iere po1e critic Mannl6aft fir Conn
tag, Sen %. os. WftS. ein5ulaoen.
Die @riablerte aus Ser 5meiter
@onnidoft fiigten iib ieoo6 Dem
@an8en gut Elm. S%orergebnis 4:3;
(Salb5eit 3:2).
@on3 i'm Slime zines 6rerlno-
i6aftsipieles 5eiAnetc iif oudl Oas
iportli6-forrefte @erbolten Ser Spie.
Ter ans. Sen o&opOies" ullter Den
Marlboro 3uidauern ioate mon oui
oil Die iiblen 8emerfltngen erpi0ern
@enn 8u gei6miegen bdtteit-mGrel
Oh Elm @eiier geblieben.
Soffentlid baben mir oas Ser
gniigen BEL Dem 6enoriteben0en go
falipiel gegen oieie i6neQe uno ro-
butte Mtanni6aft redt piel begeiitert(
6%rellnoe uno @onner inter Sen gu
i6oltern 5u finoen, Inn unieren Spie-
Tern Die NOTICE moralii6e Inter
ltiibung geindbrleiiten 81 f0nnen.
@us belonoers erfreuli6e 3adridt
erlaubt lid ser Sportflub oaS ge-
iamte 9eutl6tum @aibingtons 0a-
rauf alfmerfiam 5u MAIDEN, 0aB an
Is. Wfai ooer %. Wfai elm 6riibIings=
tall5 a~bgebalten miro un0 5par in
ben Hdumen oes oSnoian Springs
@olf @lrb". 8elonoere Ginlaoung
erfolgt nod in Sen nddlten Sagen.
SIS lei bier5u ausoriidlid oarauf bin
gemieien, Dab mir feline Wfittel i6eu=
en-, Inn oieies @ergniigen 81 elmer
Sa6e fir Seoermann 81 arrongie-
rem. 9n oieiem @beno ioa Sung
lno oft frobliA uno unge5mungen
pergniigte Stunoen perle6en fonnen
ltno nit Dem 8elpuBtiein beimgeben,
Bob Ser Sportflub aud in geie1-
i6oftli6er @eiie iein 8eites periu6t.
Inn oas i6lafenoe 9euti6tum @alb-
ingtons 81 erneden.
So liegts eiilmol i'm oeliti6en 8lut:
@ir molen fdmpfeno i6offenl
$50 oeutl6e Strait uno Irbeit rubt,
WfltB Tie in Stub eri6laffen.
Ser G%orituno:
/. 81: s. @.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-28
9eHti6er sbeutsr Stub

Sod 5Dei Gage trennen uns bon
einem Der groBten oeuti6en Siibnen-
iperte, utter pel6en Die Sperette
r0ie Min5erlieiel@ pobl einen adt-
boren Yloe einnimmt 9lm Sonntag,
ben 30. April, obenos s llbr, Sool-
offnung 7.15 l1br, gebt oieies pun-
oerbure Spiel iiber Die 8retter ser
oeltti6en 8iibne. 9oBt, lliebe 9eier,
an oieiem Ibeno ale an0eren Sa6en
be.ieite. &ommt unO lebt, 5eigt gu
er Sntereiie an gutem oeltlAen
Spiel. gto6mals ieien an Oielcr
SteIle oie Moreiien unierer BORDER
foufsiteaen angegeben, bel melden
sic nod iebt Sbre &orten eriteben
fonnen:
n@oibington Sournol~, 710-6te
StraBe, g. 90;
&idaro 9ietle, Siloer Spring;
9elttider 9ooen. annapolis @otel
81. Serbian, 290S-14te StroBe,
&c. 50;
Jii6er's 8aderei, 1926 @u. NOe.
8. g.;
capital Gclicotcien, t2t3-7te
StraBe, sc. @.
2orcn5 SepeliergeidGft, 1924
Georgia Mpen1te, g. @.
Sn alien oielen @ei61ften fonnen
nod imrner bis gum Sonnabeno, mie
aud al ser 4%benofaiie on Sonntog,
Die @intrittsforten gel0it meroen.
@lei63eitig iei mitgeteilt, oaB an
3. Mai Die monatlide 8ollperiamm=
hing in unieren &%lltbrdumen, 1926
M}oiloduietts Mpenue ltattfinoet, 81
pel6er Die 0fitglie0er gum grI6ei-
men 'bierourb bofli6it gebeten rper-
Sen. 6erner ergebt Die 8itte an Die
ie, 3t oieiem @beno 6reunoe uno Be
funnte, pel6e gerne iid in unierem
&reiIe beiptgen m06terl, mit5ubrin-
gen. Die 8eriammlung beginnt Inn
$50 ltbr.
6. sc. 81. Gibel.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-28
Gitermadt!
Bon q. 9 rouner.

2eiie atmet Die i6lafenoe Na6t
ltno it'll lit aaes, nnlbiiQt in &ub;-
Sd iib i'm Sinnen, mie traumumfadt
limo i6lieB Die Augenlioer 5u.
9o iteigt I'M 9dmmer Dos @aterlano
SIN i~6immernoen @lan5e Dor mir
empor;
9ls mdr's Elm 9ilo bon bes 3alb'rers
Son6,
80 ~punoerbar flar l6webt es mir
@ab al ser 2ait, Dem Sode Ser Scot,
Sch i6 es erbliiben uno meroen,
@ie emit i'm gliibenoen Worgelrot:
9as berrli6ite 2ano mir auf @roen!
Gin Seuf3er oringt our6 Die Ster-
nenna6t,
Gin 8ittgebet, -id falte bic Sanoe:
pSiibr oo6, MGgiitiger, burh oeine
Wa6t,
Mein Sroumbilb 81 bliibenoem
gnoel"
@aring, Seras. Oiternadt 1888.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-28
rTlieaenbe glatter"

Die 8leidl6altung tritber 3elt=
interbole nit ionnigen Stunoen un6
fr0bliden Sagen geidiebt Ourd Die
2eftiire Der 6liegenoen 8lGtter. 9ie
SlieQenoen, oas oltbemdbrte Sami=
lienblatt fir Sumor nno Satire be-
gleiten lett pielen S%abr5ebnten ibre
3eit ais 3ailberipiegel, in Dem ie0es
@eiheben BON innen beraus erleuh=
tet eriheint bur6 Die periobnenoen
uno pergoloenoen Strablen froblider
@eltani1ouung. Seoe ISOLDE err
i6eint Elm Seft, reid iauitriert nit
farbigen &linltbldttern, idarf gelebe-
men standardization 3eidmungen
unO Sfi55en bumorpoaen @infaaen
eriter &iinitler oes Stifts uno Der
6arben.
9ie Sl~iegenoen iinb oas @ibblatt
fir aae 9eutl6en. 8olitif treiben
iie ni6t. 8%ifanterie uno 3meioeutig-
felt permeioen Tie felt lie. Sbre 9e-
piie lit uno bleibt: Sumor nno Sa-
tire.
9as announcement auf oie Sliegen=
ben 8lGtter fam ieoer5eit %begonnen
peroen. 8eitellungen nimmt Der
8erlag in Miinhen 81, Wtoblltr. "a,
entgegen. 0ie felt 8eginn zines Sier-
teliabres bereits eridienen Nummern
meroen neuen Mbonnenten auf
@unid nadgeliefert.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-28

Son %unieren ousl1noii6en 5reun-
ben lit bel uns mebrfa6 ongeregt
poroen, oaB mir urls iiber Die v@reu.
el" unO v8erfolgrngen" 1uBern iol-
len, Die angeblid in 9euti6lano
berri6en.
@s fommt ltns 5tpor einigermoBen
merftpiir6ig Dor, ooB mir etDas aus
oriiflib be5eugen ioaen, mas nod
unierer Weinune fein berniinftiger
Weni6 be5peifeln fam.
9a ober mieoer einmal cine @ele
BON &erleumoung gegen 9euti6lono
iiber Die @elt oabinfllltet, 10 balten
mir es fir uniere 8fli6t, Ser uns
geiporoenen Inregung 81 folgen.
@ir bitten Inn Der @abrbeit uno
Inn Ser @ere6tigfeit niaen Die ame=
rifaniiden Sreunoe, mo INNER iie
@%elegenbeit baben, Sen @re1tel- uno
Ben 8erfolgungs-8 erlermoungen 81
mioeripre6en.
@ir fonnen auf unier @epiiien be-
5eugenL ooB uns meoer aus eigener
Ani6oulng, nod ionltpie tatiadli6e
MiBbanolungen ooer 8erfolgungen
BON Siroeliten befannt geiporoen
iino.
@benio be3eltgen mir auf unier
@emiiien, oaB mir iiberoa, mobin min
in 9eutl6lano gefommen iino, rubige
uno frieoli6e @erbdltniiie angetrof-
fen baben.
8enn sic oiele 8atiaden mabr-
beitsgemGB nerbreiten, 10 belfen Sic
oaour6 nit an 8efrieoung uno &iif-
febr CUR 8ernunft.
Mit ber3lidem 9anfe, in aufri6-
tiger Gerbunoenbeit,
Die 0ireftion Der 9iofoniiienanitalt,
(ge5.) 9iffeIboff.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-28
Die Madt Der uNaais" in 9entid)-
lnnN.

@oering, Hei6sminiiter, fam na6
Dem nelelten @iQen Sitler's preuBi=
ide bobe 8eomte obieben urlo erneit=
men mie er mill. Sunoerte BON &id)=
tern uno Staatsbeamten 1ino ldon
entlailen moroen. Gum Sberprdli,
benton BON 9annoper nuroe Elm AZ
iGbriger SEER ernannt, Der alif Dem
@pmnalium auf Guinta ooer Guar
ia iiben geblieben mar uno i%iberbaupt
feinen feiten 8eruf gelernt bot. @oe-
ring fam audi @efangnisitrafen nad
8elieben nadlaiien; pieaei6t fam ct
oie Sooesitrafe p%erbGngen, ipeim es
ibm gut iheint. Sn Der Staot Wiin=
tier in @eitfalen muroe Der (iiioiide)
tii6tige 9ireftor oes Hbarmafologi-
lden Snititllts ltno Sroinarius fir
8barmafologie an Ser llniperiitdt
BON Miiniter, Yrof. Or. 6rerno, am
/. @pril ourd ben 5iibrer Ser Staf=
fel 13 Ser @. q. g%e3nungen, ieinen
l1rlaub 5u nebmen. ginen iiioii6en
8rofellor Ser ll~niperiitat Berlin lieB
Elm Na5i iolange pbpiiihe, ldderlide
llebunsen MAIDEN, bis er. mie man
oas moate, feline Heiignation unter-
8eihnete. SiioiiHe &idter 8erlins
miBten iid 4lispeile ailsitelen loi-
len. Sbre 3ulaiiung erfolet nur
nod Dem Mnteil Der iiioiiden 8ep0l-
ferung. @s oiirfen MIR mngefdbr 80
&ehtsanm1lte iiioiiher Ibitammung
an Ben 9erliner @erihten 5ugelailen
meroen. 9as S6lahten bon Tieb
mad iiioiidem &itilal lit perboten.
ollie 9iere miiiien betaubt meroen,
ebe iie getotet meroen. Nah iitoi-
i6em 8raud miiiien Siere obne Se-
tGubung get0tet meroen. Die prote-
itantil6e Stride 9eutidlanos miro
neuorganiiiert. Sn Medlenburg bat
Der firdlide Sitler-&ommiiiar @ol-
ter 8obm, bereitS piele 8aitoren emit
laiien unb nelle eingeiebt. 8roteltc
meroen i6on lart. Or. &apler IT
Der ne1le 8orfibenoe Ser proteltantl=
iden Nationalfirhe.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-28
ednbpluttler- Grippe uGbelmcik"

2eioer miiiien mir uaiern perebr-
ten @aiten mitteilen, ooB unler anl
80. Ipril feitgeiebtes 8odbier-6 Set
unb Mai-8aQ bis auf meiteres nidt
itottfinoen fam. An Stele geben
mir befannt, oaB mir am Z. Mai il!
@alib's @rope, 800, Elm groBes
8ifnif nit Ntltiif uno 9an5 peran-
italten, mo3u mir beute ihon uniere
lieben 6reunoe ber5lid einlaoen.
NGberes in naditer ~S(usgabe oieies
8lattes.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-28
glitter BrOteite in eunOun

2onoon.- Sn 2onoon 5ogen
porigen Sonntag 500 6ra6tmagerl
our6 oie StraBen Der Staot nit gro
ben, gelben Sdiloern uno ben Auf-
I6riften: n8opfott German Goods"
uno .goDfott German 5ilms". Sic
Ie Semonitration muroe bon Der
v@orlo @Qiance for Combating
@nti-S emitism" in S5ene geiest.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-28
@erlanat:

3uperlGiiiges, meiBes MGo6en,
inter 80 Sobren, gum fo6en unO fir
algemeine Sausarbeit. Seine $50
i6e. 2=iabriges &ino i'm Sauie.
2obn $500. Man "telepboniere
Georgia 2772 na6 7 llbr a6enOs.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-28
@eprne 6. 0imper aeitprbcn

Mm Montag, ben "a. 4pril, per-
Itarb in ieinem Sauie, 1902 30te
StroBe, q. So, SEER George 6.
@imper. Gr mar 3igarrenma6er
BON 8eruf.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-28

@er bermog ben 2auf Der Sabr-
blinoerte, Der Sabrtauienoe noraus-
5uabnen?
4aes flieBt!
Washington Journal., 1933-04-28
9ireftiOn Der 9iafOniTen-Initalt
in &aiiersmertb.
5. Mpril 1888

Yin nniere SrennOc in Nmerifa
ri6ten mir nadftebenoe Mitteilung /: