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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-03-08
ADOPT new PLAN
in DISTRIBUTING
FLOUR TO NEEDY
HOLDERS OF RED CROSS MEM.
BERsHIPs RECEIPTS WILL
BE FIRST TO BE SERVED,
1T Is SHOWN

Flour that was sent here for
the local Red Cross Chapter for
distribution to the poor will be
distributed as follows:
To holders of Red Cross men,
bership receipts distribution will
begin during the next few days,
provided il is shown that the hold
ers are in need of the assist
ance.
Il is the idea of those in charge
that citizens who showed their
willingness to aid the Red Cross
and took out memberships during
the recent drive, but are now In
need win be the first TO receive
the flour.
Next week men and women who
are registered Mt the. chamber of
commerce for employment by the
Emergency Relief Council will be
IN line TO make application. A
list of those who are on the rolls
viii be provided by the council
and given to Thomas L. Kelly,
storekeepcr at the lighthouse de-
partment who is in charge of the
distribution.
Next to receive the flour will
be those who have applied and
been proven in need of assistance
after = rigid investigation Of their
circumstances has been made. Il
Is the intention Of those in charge
that those, and only those, whose
iadigenee has been proven will
receive the flour.
There are 1890 sacks on hand
and distribution will be made
from the storehouse in the rear
Of the new lighthouse department
quarters in the old navy building
ct the foot Of Front street,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-03-08
NOTED WRITER
MUCH PLEASED
ON VISIT HERE
SLOVENIAN DOUG.
LASS MEETS GEORGE AL
Lam ENGLAND; THEY DIS
CUss STORY OF ToRTUGAS

81 always enjoy my visit to
Key West" said Marjory Stone
man Douglass, nationally known
writer for the Saturday Evening
Post and other magazines and
contributor to the columns of the
Miami Herald.
Mrs. Douglass arrived on the
Havana Special yesterday, accom-
panied by Rev. and Mrs. E. S.
Ford and Marion S. Manley, we'll
known architect. Miss Manley
was the architect who drew the
plans for the U. S. Naval hospital
on White street and was con-
structed by Ferguson and Ward.
Mrs. Douglass told The Citi-
zen that three weeks ago she flew
over Key West while making a
visit to Dry Tortugas where she
spent about two hours looking over
that historic guardian of the seas
at the southernmost point of the
United States.
Returning to Miami she waved
her hand to Key West, from the
air, and then decided to come
here to meet George Allan Eng
land whose isles of Romance"
appeared in the Saturday Evening
Post several years ago. Scenes
from this tale of Tortugas have
been filmed.
Today Mrs. Douglass met Mr..
England in the rooms of the
Chamber of Commerce and dis
cussed his story of Tortugas and
other stories by both of these ver-
satile writer's. Afterwards Mrs.
Douglass went to the office of
Judge Hugh Gum to renew an
acquaintance made several years
ago and to look over the volum-
nous and informative files that
cover many phases of activity in
Key West, the waters and ad-
jacent islands that have been care
fully preserved by the judge for
many years.
This afternoon the party will
return to Miami having enjoyed a
delightful visit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-03-08
Actual Currency Instead OF
Scrip To Be Used Under New
Plans, Statement OF Woodm
Mayor Malone Gives View
Pertaining To Baby Bonds

coupons with such collateral
or security as may be APP
proved by the board of direc-
tors of the association, the
bonds to be issued in de-
nominations Of 500, $50,
$40. $40 and SIS. to which
shall be attached coupons to
the value of 81 each in pro-
portion to the principal
amount Of the bond.
Mr.. Malone also called atten-
tion to the method of redeeming
the bonds through their coupons,
one coupon to each dollar value
of the bond. A redemption GER
tificate or stamp, valued at 2
cents to be pasted on the coupon
in the space provided for the pur-
pose.
Each dollar coupon must carry
SIS of these stamps before it can
be finally redeemed and each $50
coupon to carry 55 of the stamps
valued at l cent each. The price
of one of the stamps TO go TO the
owner of the copyright of the
plan and the remaining four to be
deposited with the trustees Of the
association to be organized and
used as an expense fund to de-
fray the expenses of the system.
Another general meeting of the
people and merchants of Key
West has been called for 8 o'clock
tomorrow night in the county
court house and it is expected that
ali Interested persons viii be pres
ent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-03-08
Secretary Appeared To Be
Highly Optimistic Over
Future Outlook OF Bank
Affairs
tBy Associated Press,

Secretary Woodin said today
actual currency will be circulated
in place Of scrip or clearing
house certificates under plan
now being formulated.
He did not disclose the plan
under which currency will be used
but made il clear that the formal
plan for scrip or other medium
of exchange 10 being abandoned.
The secretary appeared highly
optimistic of the outlook. eve can
see Hgth here" he said at his Of
flee in Washington. "This thing
isn't going TO pieces"
II appeared that the announce
ment as to what form of money
will be adopted, and its backing,
must be made by midnight tomor-
row because the conditional reg
ulation issued earlier in the week
by Wpodin permits issuance of
scrip Friday morning.
Backed by q treasury depart
ment order reopening of federal
reserve banks for limited trans.
actions with members, financial
institutions in many localities re-
sumed business today on a re-
stricted basis.
Announcement was made that
President Roosevelt intends to
continue his command of the
monetary situation until per
manent legislation is possible and
that a new proclamation is due
Thursday night when the present
national holiday ends.
In a message TO the special ses-
sion of congress Thursday. Roose-
welt is expected to ask for broad
powers to meet the situation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-03-08
DRASTIC CUTS
FOR employees
OF FILM UNIT
ULTIMATUM FROM PRoDUc-
Frs STATES ALL ACTIVE.
TIES WILL CEASE UNLESS
WORKERS AGREE ON CUTS
fnr A.aoc,ntea rre..l

HOLLYWOOD, March S.-Fae-
ed with an ultimatum from pro-
ducers that all film studio activi-
ties will cease unless drastic pay
cuts are taken by all employees
for an eight-week period, union
labor leaders and officials of the
association of motion picture pro-
dueers prepared conferences to-
day on the problem.
Studios will remain open pend
ing n settlement of the proposal.
The Academy of Motion Pic
ture Arts and Science in special
session today recommended TO its
members that cuts be taken.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-03-08
HOLD REHEARSALS
FOR COMING PLAY

Daily rehearsals for the musical
comedy "Hot-cha", 10 be present
ed by Mrs. Virgil Cordero. are
being held at the Garden The
alter. This entertainment, IL Is
said, boasts Of an even larger cast
than the radio Revue" Mrs.
Cordero.s last presentation.
Mrs. cordero plans 10 hare ths
entire program arranged by Fri
day afternoon and that date viii
be the last day for registration of
The cast. she stated. The date
for the affair will be announced
lister.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-03-08
REHEARSINC FOR
COMING CABARET

Last rehearsalS fer the Cuban
Club Cabaret Saturday night will
be held this afternoon. Officials
state that everything has been
done 20 insure those attending an
exceptionally good time.
Musie will be furnished by
Howard Wilson and his orchestra
who have prepared = good pro
gram Of dance music for the &C.
easion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-03-08
RELIEF unit TO
WAIT FOR MONEY

Registrants at headquarters of
the Emergency Relief Council
have agreed to work pending the
time when funds for payment are
available.
When this will be cannot be
stated at this time but those who
have been employed or will be in
the future, will be notified as
soon as the money is received.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-03-08
COUNTY BOARD
MEETS TONIGHT

The second regular meeting fer
the month Of March Of the board
Of county commissioners viii be
held s o'clock tonight In the Of
flee of Clerk Ross &. Sawyer.
Depository accounts wils be
checked and routine business eeH.
sisiered.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-03-08

hatred between the Szechuanese
and the Tibetans threatens to
throw the whole of Central Asia
into increased disorder, Duncan
says.
1t is his opinion that the Tibet
ans will never accept the 1918 set
Element of the boundary dispute,
which they claim was Brought
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-03-08

Discussing the baby bond and
coupon proposition Mayor VIM.
H. Malone said that there are GER
tain items in the report submitted
to the regular committee and APP
proved by the subcommittee that
are worth paying especial atten-
ton to.
The paragraph which carries
the reference to the acceptance
of city and county warrants 10
clear and comprehensive and is
particularly worthy of note.
In part this paragraph states
that the association shall agree to
accept these certificates of in
debtedness issued by the city and
county, as collateral for the pur-
chase of baby bonds and baby
bond coupons. and that the said
city or county warrants or other
obligations shall never be pre-
sented for payment to the city or
county but shall be cancelled and
returned to the city as fully paid.
The stamps used for said pur-
poses being revenue to the city
and county and thus reducing the
indebtedness Of the city and
county.
Any person may purchase
a baby bond with baby bond
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-03-08

about principally by British ma
tionals and did not allow sufficient
consideration for the interests of
the Tibetans.
The Tibetan forces warning
against the Szechuanese are led
by Brigadier General sShi Ga, a
horseman and expert commander
of his hard riding cavalrymen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-03-08
OLIVER HOLMES
HAS BIRTHDAY
JURIST, LECTURER, AND LAW
YER NINETY-TWO YEARS
OLD TODAY
UBy Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, March 8.
Oliver Wendell Holmes,
jurist, lecturer, lawyer and
now principally a practition-
err of the art of leisurely liv-
ing was 80 years old today.
He spent the day quietly,
and did not visit the supreme
court where he worked so
long as a justice.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-03-08
JAPANESE FORCES
TAKE REST AFTER
SEVERAL BATTLES
JAPAN BECOMES MORE DE-
TERMINED TO WITHDRAW
FROM LEAGUE OF NATIONS,
INDICATIONS SHOW
(ny Associated Press)


Japan's determination TO with
draw from the League of Nations
as a result of the Sino-Japanese
dispute became more apparent to-
day.
This determination was made
evident as her forces rested
momentarily after taking over the
last important pass through the
great wall of China, south of
Jehol City.
The Japanese cabinet, after the
matter was submitted to the en-
peror, approved and sent to the
privy council a draft of the
communication which is expected
to be submitted to the league
about March 90, calling for per-
manent withdrawal from that or
ganization.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-03-08
Notice to the Public

There will be public meeting held in the
County Courthouse Thursday night, at 8 o'clock,
for the purpose of further discussing the
stemplated issue of baby bonds The report of
the committee appointed by the former meet
ing will be discussed in detail and plans form
ulated for the organization of the association to
carry the proposition into effect.
All citizens are invited to this meeting,
especially the business men, Merchants are
urged especially TO be present, but all are
daily invited.
w. H. MALONE, Mayor.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-14
SummerflaHen in Der Amerifamiiie-
rungsi6nle.

9ie ameritaniiierungsi6ule an
Der 10ten uno $ StraBe, g. @. err
teilt freien llnterri6t in f~olgenoen
6a6ern: Beginners gngliib-S peciol,
Beginners gngliib-@, Beginners
gngliib-g, Sntermeoiate @ngliib,
aopanceo @ngliib, Giti8enibip-8e-
ginners, acknowledgements, Gppe-
mriting, Current Copies, Muiic,
8ano, Chorus, Sr6eitra, SiitorD
limited States, Economics ano Sn=
oultrial Geography, 2egislatipe Stu
op, 8aifetrp, Mathematics, Yroctical
2ap, Bookkeeping, General Science,
Journalism, 8uiineB Administration.
Die <rie tuuroen iorgfGltig aus
gefpablt uno ermogli6en es Sen Stu-
benton, iid in oieien 5G6ern weiter
a~us5ubiloen. Spe8ialunterridt i'm
8iirgerredt miro BON ~erfobrenen
2ebrerinnen erteilt. Hriifungen iper-
Washington Journal., 1933-07-14
9emtider s6catcr- Stub

@m IL. oieies Monats fanb sic
oiesmalige Mitglieoerperiammlung
itatt, nelfe, nie aae 0ie oOrberge-
gangenen li6 zines redt guten Be
fu6es e%rfreuen fonnte. Die @bpife-
lung Ser ~ein3elnen @ei6Gfte, mie @n.
nabme ser 8eridte 0es Sefretdrs
obne A~enoerungen, muroen i6neu
31r @rleoigung ge6ra6t. Ser Yra-
lioent oes Stubs, SEER @uitaD Sel-
Ter, fano @orte ser Graduation, ge-
ridtet an ben 8i5e-8rGiioenten,
Serrn @alter Camp, anlaBli6 oes
Somilien5upa6ies, einem a6tptitn-
oigen Stommbalter. Serr Camp,
bo6erfreut uno in Der Oent6ar ber5=
li1lten glrt, oonfte Dem 8ralioenten,
ben Mitglieoern oes 8~oritanoes io-
mie ben antpeienoen Wfitglieoerl oes
Stubs fir ale Die 8lumenipen0en,
tDel9e in oas SuuS Camp gelanot
moroen maren. 0it 6reuoen mlroe
pernommen, oaB es Der Wtutter TO-
mie Dem nelten @elte1biirger reft
out gebt. 9err Camp batte it'd aus
4nlaB ser erpieienen @brung per-
pfli6tet geieben elm Sab 3,2% gum
8eiten gu geben. 4u6 bier no6mals
ber3li61ten Cant uno 8roiit.
Inter Dem Yuntte Dgeeue @el6af-
te" CAB Der 8raiiOent ben @nipelen-
ben n1bere @rlaliterungen ii6er oas
om Sontng, Sen 16. Suli 1888, naf-
mittags 1 llbr, in Dem 8iergarten
Ser nSoappooo SIM, Narplano,
Itattfinoenoen nGeuti6en- &olfsfeit",
an mel6em Der 8erein gei6loiien
teilnimmt. (0ian leie Ben Artifel on
anoerer Steae oieies 8lattes 5pefs
meiterer Snformation.)
@brenfrieo 90. 81. @i6el.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-14
aOn3ert i'm &nppert Seim

SIN &uppert 4ltenbeim peranital-
tete oos @boopid Sr6eiter am 8.
SsSuli elm &on5ert, an Dem ii6 9amen
uno Serren oieies oeuti6en alten-
beimes iebr e%rfreuten. Nuf Dem 8ro-
qramm itanoen oie folgenOen Stunt
mern: Mur6 Wfilitaire; 8iolinlolo,
Gertet from 2ucia; 80 a @ilo Stole,
8iolin uno @iola; Song Of the
South; Sons Of Grin; W%tonoolin
Colo; 8rombone Colo; 6iftb ytoc-
turne, Gtrines ano clarinet; I'LL
the @orlo; Star Spongleo Banner.
@a6 Ser @~orfiibrung wuroe Der
9irigentin oes 9r6eiters, 0tiB @boo-
mid, pom 8rdiioenten oes &ereins.
Serrn 8m. s. @uOe, elm GROCER
8lumenItrouB in Anerfenmng oes
berrli6en 8rogrammS iiberrei9t.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-14
9entidlanO anf Der misunderstanding
in Chicago.

9euti6lan6 lit auf ser Gbicagoer
notwithstanding in elmer gan5en &ei-
be bon Abteilungen our6 Special
ausitellungen pertreten. Muf meoi5i-
niidem @ebiete iino beionoers Die
4usiteaung oes &obert-&o6-Sniti
tuts in Berlin berpor3ubeben, Die in
Der Suae Der 8iiienidaft unterge-
bra6t miro, iomie anatomii6e 800
belle oes 9resoener Muieums fir
Spgiene. Die amerifanii6e pbarmu-
5eltiide Sirma Squibb miro cine
oeuti6e Ipotbefe aus Dem 16. Sabr-
bunoert ausitelen. Sebr gut Der-
treten miro aii6 oie oeuti6e &ir6en-
funit in Der Saae ser &eligion iein.
Nuf funitgemerbli6em @ebiet lit
9eutl6lano ferner pertreten our6 Ell
ne Sammlung bon @r5eugniiien Der
9resoener 8or5elonmanufaftur uno
mebrere observation-disclosures oeut-
ider 8u6binoerfunit uno oeutiden
8u6oruds. 9ie Sirma 8oib=0iiiiel-
oorf miro nit elmer groBeren eleftri-
i6en Musiteaung pertreten iein uno
Die 3eiBmerfe, Die i6on Dor mebreren
Sabren Elm 8lanetarium eingeri6tet
baben, meroen an Ser Iusitelung oa-
ourd teilnebmen, Bob oas 8laneta-
RUM 5ugleid als aitronomii6e IuS-
itpU1tunShnUp Aipnf
Sn 8erbinoung nit Ser @eltaus-
Iteaung miro cine gauge @n5abl BON
iportliden 8eranitaltungen itattfin-
Den, Die tells auf Dem groBten Sport
plab Der 8ereinigten StaatenL Dem
Soloier 5ielo, Ser $4,000 Site auf-
weiit, tells altf anoeren Sportpl6ben
in Der geGbe oes Neutrality-suspicious.
abgebalten meroen. Bon @noe Wai
bis Ntitte Suli peroen oerartige Ser
anitaltllngen fat tdglid in S5ene ge-
iest meroen. Namentlid miro audi
Dem @aiieriport, Bferoerennen uno
SdieBen na6 bemeglihen 3ielen elm
meites 5elo einger6umt beroen.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-14
WcreinS> GalenOer

Concord GImb. 9rGiioent:
&i9aro Brauner. Sefret1r: Nuoolpb
@robel, 1740-18te StraBe, 90. SO.
@oritanosiisung am 8. Sreitag i'm
Mt. i'm Samilton Sotel.
9amenieftion bes Gpncurbflubs.
9rGiioentin: Srau ". 8uebler
Sefretarin: 6rau Mnna 8oedler
1119 &obinion Str, 9. SO. @eri. am
1. Gienstas i. Mt., Samilton Sotel.
&nppert Seim Tranen &ilfsber-
elm. PrGiioentin: Srau @abette
&rumfe; Sefretarin: Sr6ulein garrp
8oefel. 8%eriammlung am 2. Diens.
tag /. Oct, 2 ubr na6m. i'm Seine.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-14
Serienfabrten auf benz
S5ean.

@er ieine 6erien auf einem berr=
li6en 9ampfer Der @unaro 2inie Der
leben mo6te, Der lele Oas SnIerat
oieier S6iffsgeieai6aft an onoerer
Steae oieier Ausgabe. Die 6abrten
fiibren oie amerifanii6e &iiite emit
lang bis na6 Siioomerifa uno iino
fir iol6e 2eltte eggplant, Die 2-po6i-
ge 6erien erbalten. Die 8reiie iino
mGBig uno nid)t t%ellrer, als elm Mu-
fentbalt i'm @ebirge ooer am See bel
gutter, eritflaiiiger @erpfleoung TO-
item miirOe. 9a3u fommen Die berr-
li6en &on5erte elmer eritflailigen
S6iffsfapeae, 9a6tflubs, Bridge
@ettipiele, uno alerlei anoeres, mas
cine S5eanfabrt 5ur liebli6en Grit
nerung ma6t. 0ur6 Anlaufen in
Den &Gfen peridieoener 2Gnoer per-
oen oie Seilnebmer ailoere &alien
uno Sitten leber, mas ibnen ieitber
fremo mar. 8ie S6iffe perlolien
gorf Somstags uno fommen
3tpei @oden ipdter (6reitags) tpie-
ser 5uriid. @eitere Ausfunft erteilt
6ereitmiaigit Serr @bite, Ser bieiige
8ertreter Ser Gunoro 2inie. Man
Iebe iid umgebeno nit ibm in Ser
6%inoung. 9esglei6en fam man BON
Ger 6. S. 9roop & Sons S6iffs-
fartenagentur uno bon Serrn q. s.
&eiiebiiro AuSfiinfte iiber
oieie mo6entli6en Iusfliige erbalten.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-14
.0entider sheater 9lnbn. Sri


ii6ent: @uitap Seller; Sefretar
6. 80. 81. @i1el IA Maple Apenue,
Spattsbiue, Mo.; Gaiiierer: &arl
Sdmarae; 2ofal: 1926 Waiiaduietts
9lpe., 81. SO. @~eriammlung ieoen
1. Dienstag i'm Wonat.
0entidamerifaniider Sport Glib,
@i9aro Dietle, Hraiioent; 6ris
@agner, Sefretdr, 212 Eaplor Str,
g. SO. SpielausiduB: Jris Slider,
Semi Seiie. @eri. am 2. uno A..
0onnerstag i'm Weonat.
SeKeabnrmftGbter 1lnterititnngs.
@ereim. pr6i.: Sobn 6. Suppmann
Gefret1r: gbas. s. @ramlid, 46t5
9te Ctr, 81. 90. 8eri. am 8. MittpoH
i'm Wft.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-14
NadJri6ten ails benz nenen 0enti6-
LAMB.

9eutidlono bat NIT Dem Yapit elm
neues &onforoot gei9loiien, neldes
einen &onflift 5mii6en Stoot uno
Stride 81 %uerbiiten geeignet lit. Ser
8i3e-&an5ler bon 8apen bat Die Ser
banolungen erfolgreid geiiibrt. 9as
&onforOot betrifft oos gauge 9euti6-
lano, mGbreno bisber MIR iol6e fir
YreuBen, 8aDern uno Baden eriitier.
ten. Ho6 Dem i1elten llebereinfom-
men tueroen Die @eiitli6en uno reli.
gi0ien @ereine gang ans Der Yolitif
aus5ul6eioen boben; Die religioien
Srganiiutionen bleiben belteben, oiir-
fen iid ober politii6 nift betGtigen.
Cine 2iite oieier &ereine miro Dem
&onforoat einperleibt meroen. Die
Webrbeit in einem Qonoesteil emit
i6eioet, oh Der proteItantii6e ODER
fatbolii6e &eligionsunterrift in Ser
Solfsi6ule 3mongSfa6 lit. Die Mi-
noritat erb1lt eigenen unterri6t III
Der eigenen &eligion. Ser Stoot bat
fein 8eto BEL ser Grnennung bon
8ii6ofen, iein Slot miro ober einge-
bolt. Sn SeiratsiaGen bleibt es BEL
Den bisberigen A6madungen. Die
o%ugen6liflid in Saft befinoli6elt
@eiitli6en tperoen iofort entlaiien;
i6on ~aufgel0lte 8ereine fonnen ipei-
ter beiteben bleiben. SIN aagemei-
mn bleibt aaes beim MltetL nllr oaB
iebt cine @inigfeit fir oos gauge
&eid er5ielt Woroen lit. ~ Inter
ben 8roteitanten beItebt nod l1nei-
nigfeit. 9as 8lott Der ooell1mingb'-
i6en Bartei, Die nE1gli6e &uno-
i6au", lit auf orei Monate perboten
noroen. @s beri6tete obne Sur6t
iiber Die 8erbaftungen proteitanti-
i6er @eiitliden, mel6e me9en ibrer
Ae1Berungen feiteenommen mareu.
Die &egierung lit oarauf aus, Die
gon3e eoangelii6e Stride 81 einen.
Sn 8reuBen ltebt oie proteitontii9e
Stride unter Dem &ommanop oes Sir
6enfommiiiars Auguit Saeger.
@pangelii6e Sugenopereine boben
li6 unter Die &ontrolle oes Sitter
iden Sauptes Der o9euti6en Gbri-
item, @ermann Miiaer, geiteat. -
9ie 5einOidaft 8nii6en Seitrei6
uno 9euti6lanb oauert nod an. Sn-
nerbalb Seitrei6s gaben Die vNa3is"
ihrpn &ntunf npnen Aen N~1tnApSfnna-
Ter 9oafuB ni9t auf. 9eutiAlano
ioa einen SouriitenboDfott gegen
Seitrei6 erflart baben. Ser 0itrei-
6ii6e nNa5i" 6iibrer 3beooor Sa-
bidt, lit perbaftet moroen; in Berlin
bat man ben oitrei6ii6en 8%reiieatta-
de, Or. @rtuin @aiierbaef, feitge-
nommen. Ser oeuti6e B%reiiebaupt-
ling Otto 0ietri1 erfldrte ben biplo-
matii6en &rieg gegen Die 9OafuB'-
i6e &egierung.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-14
Sarmer in Aufresuns iiber farbigeu
M6rSer.
S6eriff pereitelt 2Dn6abli6ten ser
Sarmer our6 transport oes @e-
%fangenen nod anoerem @efGngnis.

fangenen nod anoerem @efGngnis.
9lm lebten Somstag puroe 6rall
@pelpn &eifidneioer bon @oloorf,
Weo. inn @ebiiid nabe ser Sarm
ibres Wannes NIT eineei6lagenem
S6aoel tot aufgefunoen. Gin 5arbi=
ger names Sage Supiter geriet in
ben 8eroa6t Ser Sdteri6aft, uno bel
einem &reu3Oerb0r leugnete er 5uerlt,
CAB a6er Damn, na6 Ser uria6e BON
8lutipuren auf ieinem @emano be-
fragt, 81, er babe 6rau &eifi6neioer
auf ibr eigeneS 8erlangen bin nit
elmer art eetotet. 9as @erlangen
babe iie geitelt, neil beioe mitiam-
men unerloubte 8e3iebungen gebabt
bitten, iagte ser Neger ans. 9ie
Boli5ei i6enfte aber Ser lebteripdbn=
ten Ausiage feinen @lauben unb
audi ni6t Der 4ngabe oes Negers,
oaB bic Srou, Die Mutter mebrerer
&inoer lit, Die Sotung berlongt babe.
Yer gteger mltr0e I'M @etangnls
gu Ga Blata, Wfo., feltgebaltenL oie
Gunoe BON Dem Moroe mabte ole
&unoe, uno cine 9ln5abl e~r3iirnter
rotteten ii6 8%uiammen, fub-
rem in Autos am @efdngnis Dor unb
berlangten Die Iuslieferung oes See
gers, Inn i'm fltr5erbano am n16lten
Baum auf5ufniipfen. S6eriff H. 9.
Goofiep ieoo6 rod 2unte uno fam
ben 5armern I'M 5ebn Wiinuten 5ll=
Dor uno bradte Ben @efangenen auf
i6leunigitem @ege ms @efGngnis
na6 Upper Warlboro. Ser oortige
S6eriff Curtis Soptins aber belt
oos oortige @efdnenis ni6t fiber ge-
mug uno bat ben @efangenen nod
Baltimore ge6ra6t. Die Snternatio-
nal Sabor 9efenie 2iga mill ii6 elm
mii6en uno perlangen, oaB Ser 0eger
auBerbalb oes CHARLES Gountp pro-
%5eiiiert peroe uno oaB Sarbige iid
unter ben @ei6morenen fir ben 8ro-
5eB befinoen meroen.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-14
M e a n 5 +.

Ser Weni9 ioa ni6t itol3 iein
Auf Slid uno alif @elo,
9enn es lenft lid 10 peri6ieoen
9os S6idial ser @elt;
Gem einen bats Die @aben
Die goloenen bei6eert,
un0 Elm anoerer muB graben
Sief unter Der Gro!
Ser Meni6 ioa ni6t benfen,
Gin anoerer lei i6le6t,
0enn i'm Simmel bat Sober
oas namli6e 3edt!
Ser Simmel laBt Danoern
Gen einen bo6geebrt,
llno fiibrt au6 ben anoern
.Sief unter Die @ro'l
Der 0teni6 loa nidt baiien,
50 fur5 lit Dies 2eben,
@r ioa, menn er getrGnft miro
8on Ser5en pergeben;
Wieoiel limo allf Groen
Die ben &rieg iid baben erflart,
llno ma6en crit 6rieoen
Sief inter Der Gro!
Ser Meni6 bon @roe genommen
Sdlt mie0er bort bin,
@ober er lit gefommer,
Sdonbeit, &ei6tum uno glan5enf
Ma6t,
Aaes, ales, oedet Die eipige Nadt.
Die Geoer perfault mie Die Stauoe,
@lei6 3oien 10 p~ertuelfet Die &autl
@Qes unter ser Sonne pergebt,
@Qes i6minoet, nur Sugeno beiteb
&uoolpb Iugsburger.