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Evening star., 1934-12-01
REV. J. |. NEFF BACK
FOR SERVICE TODAY
M. E. Church Pastor Was
Called to Gordon, Pa, by
Fathers Death.

Rev. J. Luther Neff. who has been
in Gordon, Pa, during the past week,
on account of the death of his father,
Heston L. Neff, will return in time
for the Sunday morning service in
Wesley NJ E. Church.
Sports" will be the subject for dis
cussion at the meeting Of the Young
People at o'clock
The first quarterly conference Of the
church viii lbe held Tuesday night
with Dr. Benjamin W. Meeks. district
superintendent. presiding
The pastor will give an illustrated
lecture on The Romance of Metho-
dism' at the Thursday evening meet
ing and Friday at 8 o'clock Rev Fred
J. Reynolds. former pastor of Wesley,
will give a lecture on The Holy
Land He will illustrate his lecture
with motion pictures which he took
during the past Summer.
Evening star., 1934-12-01

The widely heralded three-hour
Lets Dance" program will make its
debut over WRC at 1890. The music
will be provided by orchestras di-
rected by Xavier Cutgat, Kel Muir
ray and Benny Goodman
Carol Deis, Robert Simmons and
the Revelers will contribute to the
Radio City Party on WMAL at 9.
The "Ballade of the Bayou"
Evening star., 1934-12-01

'Slaves Of the Mines" melo-
drama, will be presented during the
American Op'ry House program on
VOL at $50.
Eddie Peabody, known to the stage
and radio AS the Wizard of the
String" who is appearing this week
at the Earle Theater, will present a
special program over WMAL from
$40 to $50.
Evening star., 1934-12-01
STUDENT CONFERENCE
PLANNED BY LUTHERANS
Leaders From 20 Colleges to At
tend Sessions at George Wash
ington Next Week.

Lutheran students from 20 colleges
and universities in Washington and
nearby States will attend the Luther
an Student Conference December 8
at George Washington University.
The conference is under the aus
pices of the George Washington Uni
verSity Luther Club, with the Luther
an Club of the University of Mary
land cooperating. Roland Olsen of
George Washington and w. w. Meiser
OF the University of Maryland are
presidents of the clubs. Miss Myrtle
Mohagen is general chairman of the
conference
The program will include round ta-
BILE discussions led by Lutheran min
listers, luncheon served for the dele
gates by Alpha Pi Epsilon, home eco
nomics fraternity of George WASH
ington: sightseeing trip about
Washington, and a dinner at the
Church of the Reformation.
Principal speaker at the dinner will
be DR.. N. j. Gould Wickey, executive
secretary of the Board of Education,
United Lutheran Church in America.
Evening star., 1934-12-01
PARK TRAVEL INCREASES

Mild November weather invited
appreciable travel to the new Shen-
andoah National Park area in near
by Virginia, the National Park Service
announced yesterday.
For the week ending November 25,
there were 3,253 people and 922
automobiles. For the month, up until
last Sunday, the time for which
latest figures are available, 24,387
people patronized the new part and
6,666 automobiles went over the
Skyline Drive, officials said.
Evening star., 1934-12-01
BENEFIT TO Be HELD
Sale and Dinner Planned fol
Episcopal Auxiliary.

The Womans Auxiliary Of Rock
Creek Episcopal Church will have a
benefit sale and dinner in the parish
hall at pm. Tuesday. At 10 am.
Tuesday DR.. Franklin j. Bohanan,
rector, will oficiate at celebration of
holy communion in the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home, Of which he is
chaplain.
The services tomorrow in Rock
Greek Church will include celebrations
of holy communion at $3.50 and II
am, with sermon at the latter service
by DR. BOhanan.
Rev. William L. Mayo, vicar of Holy
Comforter Chapel, Rock Greek Parish,
STA Georgia avenue, announces the
church school will again present the
pageant, THE Church Year." tomor-
row evening. Other services tomor-
row will be celebration of holy COM
munion at 7:30 am. and morning
prayer at II O'Clock. 4
Evening star., 1934-12-01
"CHRIST IN QUESTION"
Theme of Sermons in Zion Lu-
theran Church.

Christ in Question" is the theme of
the Sunday sermons this month at
Zion Lutheran Church by Rev. Ed
ward G. Goetz, the pastor.
The subjects are as follows: De-
cember 2, who Is Hep; December 9,
us He Dead?";; December 16, What
Think Ye of Him?": December %,
Twill He Find Faith?"; December 80,
"Where Is He?' The subject of the
Christmas sermon will be, "A Star, A
Song, and a Stable"
The Church Council will meet on
Monday night in the chapel.
The Ladies Aid Society will elect
officers on Tuesday night in the
chapel.
Evening star., 1934-12-01
DR.. SMITH TO PREACH

Services Announced for Metro
politan Memorial Church.
DR.. Chesteen Smith, pastor of the
Metropolitan Memorial Church, will
speak Sunday morning at IL o'clock on
The Reactions of Christian Service"
DR.. A. c. Christie will address the
mems Bible Glass at 9:45 am.
At the Young Peoples service, at Z
pm, Joseph Zirkle will be the leader
Donald Davidson will speak on What
Is Good Will?" The topic for discus
sion will be The How of Good Will"
The Official Board will meet Mon
day at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1934-12-01
JAY GOULD KIN TO WE'D

NEW YORK, December / OP).-The
engagement Of Miss Marjorie Gould
Drexel, granddaughter of the
late Jay Gould, to John Murton Gun
dry, jr., has been announced by Miss
Drexel's parents, Mr. and Mrs An
thony j. Drexel, jr., of Biarritz and
Nassau, Bahamas.
Mr.. Gundry is the son of John
Murton Gundry of Cleveland.
Evening star., 1934-12-01
CHURCH INVITES HI-Y
Western High Students to Be
Guests at All Saints.

Members of Hi-Y Club of Western
High School will be guests at the II
o'clock service tomorrow in All Saints
Episcopal Church. The rector. Rev.
Henry Teller Cooke, will preside at
the holy communion services at both
the 7:30 and the II o'clock services
The Altar Chapter will have quiet
hour service in the church tonight.
The annual luncheon. tea. dinner
and bazaar of the Rector's Aid will
be held Wednesday from noon through
the evening in the parish hall.
Evening star., 1934-12-01
J. S. BENNETT TO SPEAK
Mission Head Will Talk at East
ern Presbyterian Church.

John S. Bennett, superintendent of
the Central Union Mission, will be the
speaker tomorrow morning at the
Eastern Presbyterian Church. The
Male Chorus of the Mission will share
in the service In the evening the
pastor, DR.. Barrows, will speak on
John the Baptist, A Shining Light"
The civic and religious leaders of
East Washington will hold their
fourth annual Christmas meeting at
the church Monday evening, under the
auspices of the East Washington Fam
lily Welfare Conference. The question
OF the best methods of cooperation
and the ways and means of providing
for needy families at Christmas, with
out overlapping or overlooking, will
be considered.
Evening star., 1934-12-01
Monkeys Slap Crocodile.

In Indo-China recently monkeys
were seen to steal out on a tree
branch overhanging a stream, slap
sleeping crocodile on the nose and
then scamper to safety, chattering
with glee.
Evening star., 1934-12-01
DR.. SNYDER TO SPEAK
Sermon to Children Planned by
Lutheran Pastor.

At st. Paul's Lutheran Church to-
morrow morning the pastor, DR.. Hen
ry w. Snyder, will preach on "Tho
Water of Life" Preceding this
short sermon will be delivered to thr
children on Sand and Stone" At
the evening service the sermon theme
will be Wise Waste and Sinful Saw
ing"
Following the prayer service We'd
nesday evening the Ladies Aid So
ciety and the Mems Club will meet.
Plans are being made for the annual
bazaar and supper by the Ladies AID
Society December g.
Evening star., 1934-12-01
SYNOPSIS.

Nicholas Trench Just has been acquit-
ted of murder He did not kill Osborne
but the trial brought out no evidence
as to who did the deed. Now Nicholas
has been invited by his family solicitor.
Mr.. Cresswell. to spend the night at his
house. Nicholas only pleasant memory
Of tie trial Is the face OF . siri who
attended every session.
Evening star., 1934-12-01
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
TO HOLD COMMUNION
DR.. James H. Taylor to Preach
on "The Meaning of the
Lords Supper"

Lords Supper"
At the Central Presbyterian Church
the communion Of the Lords supper
will be observed tomorrow morning.
The pastor, DR.. James H. Taylor, will
preach on THE Meaning of the Lords
Supper" and at night on "A Prophets
Message The Westminster League
will meet at S o'clock.
The Alpine Boys Club, under the
supervision of Claude w. Kniseley ane
Theodore N. Birdsong, is progressing
It has SO members. These boys are
being trained in all kinds of useful
hand work and encouraged along GER
tain lines of study and research. The
age of the boys is from 8 to II years,
inclusive, and the club is open to boys
of the community. The club meets
each Friday night at the church.
Evening star., 1934-12-01
Kettle Victim Wins.

A6CCIE VICCIW w Ills.
Mrs. Charles Clifford of Ilford.
England, has been awarded $500
damages for injuries received while
using an electric kettle.
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19

Abonniert anf bas uSuarnal"
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19
9amerabfdaft"

9ieies lit Ser Eitel Der &inoauf=
fiibrung, tpel6e in oeltlher Sprahe
am 19. Saniiar, nben0s s ubr, in
Der 8ierce Safe, ge5eigt tperoen miro.
@lls ben bisberigen groBen 8eiu6en
oes 8iloeS in anoeren Stdoten 5eigt
lib, oaB Der groBe @ert anerfannt
moroen ift.
8~elon0eres Mugenmerf miro i'm
8il0e, neldes MODERN geieBt nno ge-
leitet moroen lit, al1f Elm 8ergnerfs-
ungliid i'm gIioB-2 otbringen, i'm
Sabre 1906, gerihtet. gbemalige
6einoe 3eigten beim Silfstperf, nell
DIES lofort unternommen mur0e, ibre
lelbitloie unb erfolgrei6e Silfstatig-
felt.
9ie @eiprahe iino in Oeutider
Sprabe, mande IN 6ran5oiii9er
Geoo1 MIR menige), Delde in eng
liI6 iomit international. uBotem-
tin" Ser rniiiihe Eonfilm bat pieles
gentein NIT oielem 8iloe.
@lei6faas intereifant fino Die beI-
ben 8eigaben Song Of 8ienna~ unO
einem @alter 9iinep Bib.
Ser gintrittspreis lit nit 80 Gents
Ser alte geblieben.
Mm 2. Sebritar miro als meiterer
oeuti1er Slim 8ran8 2ebar's n5rie-
oerife~ 3ur @orfiibrung fommen.
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19

Slug5euge 0ur9gefiibrt mer0en mlB
Sdon Dor Sabren Bot man 0ie Naht-
fluglinie Berlin &onigsberq uno
Berlin &oln in 8etrieb genommen.
SeBt aber gilt es, an einem CANA
M%itteleuropa umfafienoen 9a6tpoit-
%ltredenneB 8u arbeiten, oos i'm iibri=
gen aud ieitens foit auer a~uslGnoi-
lde1 BoitOertDaltungen regite Inter
itiiBnng finOet. SIN Sntereile Oieies
8DfihenitoatIiden NodtpoIt19nea=
perfebrs beabfidtigt 8euti9lono, inn
fommenoen Sabre meitere Na1tli=
men, oor alien 3tpii1en 8erlin=Wfiin=
6en un0 Maiin1en=8erlin olr13ufiib=
rem. 0abei tit erfreulid, ooB man in
9etti6lan0 i6on Da5u iibergegongell
lit, ben 6lugoienit auf auen pi6tigeu
2inien gan5idbrig ourd3ufiibren, unb
feine ltnterbredung mdbren0 Der
8intermonote mebr eintreten gu
~loiien.
Sntereiiant lit i'm iibrigen Die Mb-
ltdt Der Seltlnen S%uftbanla, a1tf
8eranlaiiung Der 9eutI6en &ei9s-
babn in alernG9iter 3eit bereits ell
men 0a6tflugoienit Jmii6en Berlin
uno &onigsberg ein3uri1ten Der me-
ben Der 8%ef0r0erung BON 8oitien0un=
gen bortpiegenO Dem TRANSPORT elf
ger Babntransportqiiter 0ienen 1oH.
Aud 1T oas 5lug8eug bereits aIs Or
iaB fir einen infolge un9eniigenoer
8elebung au~sfoIen0en 9=3ug III
g(usii6t genommen.
Ole brittle Aufgabe, oie 9eutl1-
Lamb ii6 geiteqt bat, lit 81 einem
groBen Cell i6on erfiiat, n6mli1 bic
@eriteaung BON iiberieeif9en 2uft=
Derbiuoungen. Set einem Sabr f1brt
Der @rof Zeppelin in regelmGBigem
9ienite 8mii6en europa nno Siio-
amerifa bin uno Der, uno 5u beioen
Seiten 0es S5eanS bringen ibm 0eut=
lde 5lug8euge 8oit uno 8aiiagicre
fir feline 6abrten 3u. IS laBt lid
nlGf meDr leligtell 0aB Ddl1lt DER
8etpeis erbradt mor0en III, oaB man
nit einem 2lifti6iff iebr tpobl einen
einpanofrei itderen neberieeoerfebr
aufrehterbolten fam. Auf oieiem
@e6iete bat oos oentihe 5fugtDeielt
piel getan. gs lit ieoenfans Der
@elt fiibreno Dorangegangen. 0enn
es bat nibt MIR ben S8ean iiberbriidt,
lonOern es bat aud auf Der an0eren
Seite oes W1eeres, fait auf Dem gam
gen characterization aontinente
5lugDerbinoungen nit oeutihen Ma=
I9inen uno oeuti1en 8iloten einge=
ri6tet. @ieran meiter3uarbeiten, oaS
lit cine Ser pornebmlten Mufgaben Der
3lifunft. aber fbon belte gelten
Die oelttiden 6lugperbin0ungen ais
idnea, bequem uno abiolut ii6er.
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19

(Uortiesuus ouf Der Dierten Seite)
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19
@eitOrben:

goriee ISOLDE 6reitag uuroe SER
Bernard $. 9 . E, &oufmann, etpa
70 Sabre alt, tpobnbaft 1882 8ebiter
StroBe 81 SO. begraben. @r Itammte
aus Sloenburg, 9eutihlano, liebtc
oertlde &lltllr uao 2iteratur una
mar Elm Mitglieo Der bieiigen oellt-
iden @eielidaft uSdloroffia".
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19
@ebnrtstagsfeiern.
&obn g. Steraer

am 6reitag, ben IL. sSan1tar, fei-
erte Serr Sobn q. Sterser leineu
75lten @eburtstag i'm &reiie Ieiner
Jamilie. Auf @inlaDung BON 5rau
Ster5er nno Sobn gorl beriummel=
ten lid Die Altmeiiter Der Mrminil1s=
loge i'm @a1ile oes GefretGrs, Inn III
rem alten Sreuno uno 8ruoer, 8ater
Spbn (mie i'm aae nennen) al iiber=
rafhen. Man begab ii9 nod Dem
pra6tpollen @obnbauie, 1912 Cat
Capitol StraBe, nno nabm 8eIdlag
BON ieinem Stuoier3immer, obne oaB
er aud MIR cine Mbnung batte, Dob
feline langiabrigen 5reun0e 10 nobe
Daren.
ugea6 Der @eimot~ muroe ange-
itimmt; i'm eriten Mugenblid idoute
Serr 5ter8er nod Dem &aoio (pie
lpater gelagt Dlroe), bod MIR al
bal0 erfannte er Die Gtimmen Ieiner
Srennoe unD fam Die Sreppe berita=
ter, pabreno man sod ioa er leben"
eritimmen lieB. 50 iiberroidt NOR
8r. Ster5er, oaB er ni9t muBte, mas
er Iagen iolte, oenn Elm ieoer bon ben
is altmeiitern nor erI1ienen Inn
nit ibm Ieinen 75iteu @eburtstog gu
feiern.
8r. Sobn @eber iiberreidte inn
Namen Der Mnipeienoen Elm uSmof=
ing Sadet", mprauf Der gbrpiiroige
Meiiter 8r.G rDin 81. @errn1ann, Der
Sefretdr 6reo 8ertrom uno gr. AIt-
meiiter 8eter Srib @nipraden biel-
ten. Die Mltmei1ter &ronenbitter,
2er6 uno @reolein 5apften Elm SUB
u&oDal 8ilieu1 nab Dem nnoern an.
Ddbreno piele 2ieoer erflangen; mir
8t idnel perfloiien bic 5tunoen, alS
man nod Naitternadt 81 baB mir
fheioen miiiien~ anitimmte.
No6mals Dem Batter Sobn~ berg
li6e @%ratulation al ieitem 75Iten
@eburtstage.
Mnipeleno maren Die Mltmeiiter:
8ilbelm Berger, Sobn @ii9bulen,
George 90. Siebert, Sobn @eber.
@m. @immel, Slilius 5diib, Sacob
@ir3, 9aDi6 8ui1, g(rmin &otb.
5reo @ertram, @mil 8. Serrmdnn,
Gbriit. a%ronerbitter, George @olf=
rum, Ebeooore 2er9, Sobn @reolein
Heter Sris; Iopie Der Mei{ter pom
Stuble, grpin 8. Serrmonn; liter
aufieber, @iIlp &attaD; 2ter glltf-
ieber, Mlig. s. 8ertram, uno Die Ser
rem anton 6. 3immermann uno
Wforis @~reenberg.
Srou Qi5ette 8pniB
Sim Dienstag, ben t6. Sanuos,
feierte 6rau 8onib ibren 95iten @e-
b~urtstag i'm Maionic uno galtern
Star @eim, mo iie leit 3 Sabren ais
@ait Der Mrminius 2oge mobnt.
Serr 8onib, elm friiberes Mitglieo
Der 2oge, ltarb Dor "a Sqbren. 5rau
8oniB lit inter dlteren 0eutl9en
mobl befonnt nno fiibrte friiber ein
&utgei6aft an Der iiebten StraBe.
Giele 6reun0e ipra6en i'm Seim Dor.
Inn ibre @ratulationen aus5uipre-
den, oarunter auh Die 8eamten ulO
mebrere Mitglieoer Der arminius-
loge.
Gin i6Oner @eburtstagsfli6en,
Sdofolaoe 8llimen. 5rudt, uno eli
nige 6lalden @ein 0enn Srau 8onie
glei9t imner nod elm @l686en
8ein uno alld SiiBigfeiten) muroeu
bon ben 8eamten Der 2oge gebraht.
Nodmals ber8lide @ratilIation gum
95lten @eburtstog. Mogen Der Go-
me nod oiele Sabre oieies groen-
lebens beidieoen iein.
Das Sollrnal miinidt ben beioen
@eburtstagsfin0ern, mel6e eifrigeI
2eier oes 8lattes iino, bob oieier Sog|
nod banfig 5uriidfebren moge.
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19
8aibingtOncr
SOurn=al=erlci
Nnher @ei1tdl

8rin3 Bouts 6erbinano, Ser 5obn
oes ebemoligen oeutfden Rronprin-
8ert, NOR an lebten Gonntag i'm bie.
iigen @iIlaro @otel al @ait. 8rin3
2ouis bat felt Sobren cine Gteaung
bel Den 6or0nerfen in 0etroit inne
nno 1T er auf @rltno ieiner oemofro-
tii6en aniidten iebr befannt uno
gee6rt.
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19

(SOrtiesuns auf Der bierten 9eite)
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19

SIT enolid Die ~gin5iae, @ott.
li6e, 8unoerbare" @reta @arbo I'M.
ter Die @altbe gebradt por0en? on
rug lid Die Seniotionsmelt Mmeri-
ia, nahOem tie erfubr, oaB @reta nit
Dem 6ilmoireftor &ouben Mamou-
lian ollein our6 Die @iiiten ari8onas
reiite.
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19
8anOiten in @aibinstOn.

9rei 8anoiten orangen ppriger
Samstog glbero in Die @obnuag Der
6rou g.. 2amrence, @Doming Mba-
me, Nr. 2t31, itedten Die 8rali uno
ibren erpahienen Sobn in einen
aleioerraitm uito roilbten $3.50 unb
Sdmudiaden, Herlen etc. i'm @erte
bon $4,000.
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19
@aria Serbia pieber in amerifa.

Moria Serisa. beriibmte oiterrei-
6iide 0pernidngerin, 1T pieOer in
Mmerifa. Sic iinet fir oie Chicago
9perngeleai6oft in Chicago.
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19
sir Oas ~@aibingtoner SournaI"
&anOSIONen
5ur 3eit0cidi6te
BON g. @I.
Strengc @etbuben in 9entI6lanb
nnS Nmerifa.
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3os itrenge neue Sitlerregimeut,
0as feline Standardization, @e-
fiiblsouieleien un0 SumanitGtsapo-
ltel oul0et, miro bier IN Mmerifa bieI-
faA perbobnt lttto perlodt. Gin gro-
Bes Senferbeil neben Der 8erIon
Sitlers ipielte nod Dorige ISOLDE
in einem 8iI0e ouf Der eriten Seite
elmer groBen @aibingtoner Cages
8eitung ais &arifotltr uno Satire auf
Die @inridtungen I'M nelten 9eutld=
lano cine beablthtigt auff1lige Mone.
Aber es gibt ielbit in M merifo
ieBt &reile, tpelbe fi9 fir energii6es,
gnu0enloies 8orgeben geger 0ie Slut
BON 8erbre9ef, Moroen, gntfiibru1t-
gen un0 grpreiiungetl bic belte an
Der Sagesoronnng fino, einlegen.
Ra6 Dem @ideribam=8erid aus Der
Sooner-3eit bat ieBt altb @rGlioent
&ooieDelt in ieiner @r0ffnungs -Mn-
ipra6e Dor benz &ongreB Mnfanq
Sanliar auf Die Notmenoigfeit rid
iidtsloier, amtlider M~aBnobmen uuo
@eieBe gegen Die 8erbre1erDelt Mme-
rifas b%ingeipiefen. @enii1e Staatg-
pberbdtpter, mie Der @ouDerneur BON
California, baden fogar 0as u2Dn.
6en" ais ra0ifoles M1itteI gegen 0as
nmfi6greifen Der berbre1erii9en
@etDnltafte empfoblen. 9ie neuelte
Deitere @euBernng in oieIer Beaie=
bung lit Die oes Observation-Disclosures
@. So. 9eSaben iii Mempbis nod
eineln 9(ngriff 0reier Neger arf Elm
peiBes Mdoden in Wfiiiiiiippi. Or
meinte, mir offentlides Mufbdngen
Der 8erbreder a1f Dem MarftpIoB
ooer 8ergniigungsplob ooer @usItel-
lltngsplaB iniirAe cine griiaolide 2ef-
tion fir Die Meufden fir ale 3eiten
oarbieten. u1ieie orei 2eute4 10 iol
er @ferlter geiagt baden, UmiIien au-
genlheinlid ii | d. I, oaB bier i'm Sc
fangnis Elm Mann iiBt, Der fir elm
gleihes 8erbre6en gum So0e ber=
nrteilt lit; iie miiroen es aber geipuBt
baden, iDenn Is in ben leBten Sabretl
bier Elm offentIi6es, gefeB-
lid geitattetes 81 bangen ge=
geben bdtte. Ser 3med Ser @reflt-
ton lit ood Der, Ben 2euten 0os Be
uItat ibres @erbredens 3u 8 e
gen uno an0ere BON 8erbreden ab=
3ubalten- nibt Ha1e oil Nerbre9ern
gil nebmea. Mber mas tun mir? @ir
nebmen bic 8erbre1er beimIi6
nod NoibDiue ull0 totem tie eleftrii9
uno biiter bartholomew Giiren iii
Der Mitterna1t, tno @refutioner
meroen 10 au Nabeoften.
ga lpridt einmal elmer oie @abr-
belt! Seine 8eobahtungen miiBte
man Sen @earitbl1ttern Mmerifas 0u-
1difen, oie ollie paar @oAen in ben
5ountagsbeilagen grauiige, mittel-
nlterli1e Wor0= uno Marter =SnItru-
mente in 8iloern be11reiben uflo be-
bauptetl, oieIe miiroen bellte in
9eutI6lano ipieoer nit 8egeiIterung
gebrauht. @ier i'm eigenen 2anoe
for0ert Elm angeIebener Mann 0ffent-
lide @refutionen nod mittelalterli-
der art uno Die S6allteQung Der
2ei6en als 9lbldredmitteI fir flint
tige 8erbreber. @arum INNER auf
9elatidlano idimpfen uno berum-
reiten2
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19
@eriaiaes ais ltngliif Der @elt in Ben
Nugen bpm $. q. @eIg.

DAB Der S6anofrieoe BON Ser
iailes oas belitige nele nationaliiti
ibe DeutihIano nit ieiner f%tarfen,
energiiden, ielbltbemuBten 9luBenpo-
litif eigentlid er8ergt bat, iiebt mall
aliBerbalb 9eutf6lanos mebr uno
mebr elm. 0as baben Mdnner mie
QloDo George, Bernard Sbap, Sena-
tor 8ornb un0 ielbft 6iibrer Der De-
mofratiiden 8artei Amerifas. mie
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-19

and 7,72O hambefnefs Co est'1|5 the capacities of the Boston UfIs versity students during the college year of 1o8S-34.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-19
BALL COMMITTEES !. TO MEET TONIGHT
Hibernian Groups to C0fil- plete Arrangements for
 Benefit Tomorrow

Peter Griffin, president of Mon- signor Slocum branch of the An cient Order of Hibernians and general chairman of the Irish char ity ball which will take place in Buckingham hall tomorrow night under the auspices of the organi- zation, today announced that a meeting of all committees and workers for the affair will take place this evening. The meeting will take place in Hibernian hall.
 The ball promises to be one of the biggest affairs in the history of Monsignor Slocum branch. Mayor Frank Hayes, lieutenant-governor- elect of the state ef Connecticut, will be the guest of honor. Judge of Probate Dennis J. Slavin IS chairman of the reception commit tee.
 Seven acts will make up the en- tertainment program and music will be furnished by Jack Fitzerald and his orchestra. Tonight's meet ing, president Griffin stated. is for the purpose of giving all those who will be working at tomorrow nights affair final instructions as to their duties.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-19

Extra!! Extra!! Election Extra-- ssJake'' Kairis reelected as presi- dent of the St. Joscph's Holy Name Society. Yes siree-he came in on a landslide of votes that meant the best man won.
 Well, 1t sure was a great caln-- Daign and the Holy Manners will remember 1t for a long time.
 The officers for the year 1885 are: President, John Kalris, vice. president, "Gus" krisayage; treas- urer, John F. Greblunas; recording secretary, Adolph Balanda; flnan- cial secretary, Joseph Vitkauskas; sacristan, Edward POvilaitis; mar- shall, George AdOmaitis.
 Rev. John Kripas was the guest speaker at the meeting held by the Holy Name Society In the St. Jo- seph's auditorium last night. He spoke on the Lithuanian language proving that the Lithuanian lan- guage is purely Aryan and not of Slavic origin as is the general be- lief. He left the hall after having proved that he really is an author ity on the Lithuanian language. The evenings entertainment was provided by Tony Talmond, Ed- ward Anderson, Dud Burton, Joe Lister and Charles Sabis, who played delightful selections on their harmonicas.
 Attention ye basketball fans. Another. basketball game will be played Saturday night, Dec. 22, in the St. Josepl1's auditorium. You must have enjoyed last Saturdays game so here is another treat.
 A real old-fashioned Christmas party will be held by the members of St. Joseph's Holy Name society on Friday evening, Dec. 21. Santa Claus will make his appearance with a surprise for everyone. q wonder what he has for me. Do you know, Jake?) Christmas car- ods will be sung and refreshments will be served, but the sad part of it is that this party is for mem bers only. The price of admission is only twenty-five cents. Don't forget me, Santa Claus. I need a new pencil, sled, radio, jews harp, piano. and just oodles of things. Cone on, Santa, cut out the ex- pense.
 Returning to basketball, the Holy Name League went "stale", , but "Vic' Stables promises rec newed vim, enthusiasm and vigOr. What do you say, fellows, give "Vic" the support he needs. He just can't carry the burden him- self.