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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-18

At the beginning Of the fiscal year
1932-1933 the public debt stood at
SIG .487, 100000. BY June 80, 1884, it
had risen to ST. 53, 000, 000-the
highest point ever reached in our
history.
For the fiscal year 1932-1933 the
budget was unbalanced by $780,
900, 600. For the year 1S33-1934 it
was unbalanced by 1888, 600, 900,
and it has been estimated by COM
petent authorities that the deficit
may reach SIS, 900, 900 900 for the ifs
cal year 1934-1935. A deficit of
SIS. O0O, 0O0. 900 would carry the debt
to $4,000, OOO, 900. or approximately
twice the low postwar debt figure
of 1880.
Government Is Liable
In addition the government is
liable as %guarantor of principal and
interest on obligations now being
issued to refnance farm and home
mortgages which may amount to
between $4,000 900 900 and $5,0OO,-
900, 1000. A portion of these may be-
come real rather than contingent
obligations. The administration is
showing no great concern about
holding down this mounting debt
and annual deficit, despite the fact
that the President, during his pre-
election campaign, promised this ma
tiOO q balanced budget.
This general lack of concern on
the part of the administration is
seen in the manner in which con-
sentative treasury and budget Off
Gals are permitted or forced to re-
sign while the Spenders are retained
1t is a serious matter when men
like former Under-Secretary of the
Treasury Ballantine, Professor
Sprague and Budget Director Lewis
Douglas sever their connections with
the treasury and budget.
Bonds Not Bought by Public
A large proportion of the govern
ment bonds, notes. certificates and
bills which have been sold in such
huge amounts have not really been
purchased by the general investing
public but have been sold TO the
banks. Today our federal reserve
and other banks are gorged with
these securities.
On June 80 the federal reserve
and member banks held eleven and
a half billions of government secur-
tiles. This constitutes an unusual
ly high proportion of the assets OF
our commercial banks, and it mus
not be forgotten that such assets are
government debt-they are not the
liquid, self-liquidating assets which
are supposed to characterize the
portfolios of commercial banks.
Furthermore, a large proportion
Of our national bank notes, fedora
reserve bank notes and federal re-
serve notes are issued against the
security of this government debt, 81
such paper currency is in effect al
indirect method of converting thu
governments deficit into pape,
money. In this situation lie rea
dangers to the government credit
and they can become serious in {
very short space Of time.
The methods of accounting useC
by the treasury in dividing its ex.
penditureS into general and emer,
gency does not inspire confidence il
those who follow closely the fsca
affairs OF our national government
Expenditures are expenditures, re,
CARELESS of classification, and it aid
no one TO set of as emergency ex
penditures oyer so per cent Of tn
total expenditures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-18
GASOLINE OUTPUT GAINS

NEW YORK, Oct. 18.-Opera-
tons of refineries representing 49,
per cent of the total capacity OF
gasoline were reported at 67.2 per
cent this week, as compared with
61.S per cent during the previous
week. the American Petroleum In
titute announced.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-18
LOANS TOTAL S2O7, 800
Refinancing of Drainage, Irrigation
Districts Is Approved.
Ru Uujted Press

BIZ UNlTfu FFtSS
WASHINGTON, Oct. 18.-Loans
aggregating $2O7,5 500 for r%efinancing
four drainage and irrigation dis
tricts were approved today by the
Reconstruction Finance Corpora
ton.
They included: Center irrigation
district Gdaho), $34,500; Dermott
drainage district arkansas, SOL
900; North Fork outlet drainage dis
trict Qllinois), $66 900, and the Yo-
coma drainage district No. 2 Missis-
Sippi), $4,000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-18
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
nv limited PrasSl

CHICAGO, Oct. 18.-Apples-Michigar
Mcintosh. bushel. 21a inch, sI:5oql.65i
Jonathan. S1.15G1.35. Sweet Potatoes.
fornia. crates, S1.7562.50. Cabbage-Wis-
consin, crates, -4O9450c. responsibilities
bushels 5o@65c; Eggplant Illinois LIMOS
500 csc tsquares). Oregon Caulifowero
Crates. 90cGs1; Michigan. s5cqslI0
Grapes-Michigan Concord. II OTIS. 30n
33c. Cranberries-Massachusetts. "a bar
rels. S2.50d2.75. Spinach-Michigan. bus.
40c: Missouri, 50G 60c; Illinois. 500 4Oc
Cabbage-Michigan, fat crates. .25G 30c
Beets-Illinois and Indiana. punches. lc
00nionsaGreeH' 6gnehes: Illinois, &;,c5 9igSo
yellows. 7568oc; Idaho. .yellows, s5deoci
Indiana and Illinois. bellows. 40q65c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-18
RAIL CHANGES MADE
Pennsy Makes Appointments on
Three Divisions.

By Times Special
NEW YORK. Oct. lS.-The Penn
sylvania railroad announced today
changes in the engineering depart
ment Of the western region. which
include appointments on three divi-
sions Of the region. All changes be-
come effective Oct. l6.
David Davis Jr.. division engineer
Of the St. Louis division, with head
quarters in TeTe Haute. Ind, is
appointed division engineer of the
Long Island railroad. Roland H.
Crew. division engineer. Indianapolis
division, is successor 70 Nj. Davis
on he st. Louis division.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-18

No one probably can tell how long
these expenditures will continue,
and they must be met out of re-
ceipts until they are discontinued.
In the last analysis these ac-
counts show a disposition to avoid
realities, to divert attention, to
count as temporary what may con-
tinue for years, and to be noncha-
liant about a serious condition in our
fiscal affairs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-18
Other livestock
(By United Press

49, O0
81 900, inSliud GSs' 1900 - di HSstsTR Seights
above 100 lbs, steady to 5 cents higher
5 to 10 se cenfs kkigh eTef%s sfEaughPt aGki PIGS SG and
5.85; top, s5.S5; i77o:2iio lbs, s5..25GSsS.75;
s5.45; light lights. 140-16O lbs. good and
lbs good and choice, S4.9OG !, 10: medium
Ss5s 49, IS 2O0i heavy lOS v;eigfB S9d a a6d Shq lbs,.
geood and choice, IS. so 5 rs; packing sows,
21 5r , lbs, medium I'm and an Choice: s4a545;
choice, So. 25G I. so. Cattle~Receipts. 1000
commercial, 200 government: calves, 1900
SfseTs and vsa 1GG g~p TsSe men general fen
sales lower grades, s6.5OG775; no choice
cattle sold early, market uneven. weak to
IS cent IN lo SPe1s' b Iaf a 9faady. S yog sr weak s4sod TO-
to .25 cents higher; best $3.50; stockers
and feeders. weak; slaughter cattle and
CHOICES choiees' S. st IS Is &. So o?O-s soo-1i i fo0 300 @od g ood
good and choice e'1 sSS.:2S5;agi.'7l5S o-l f SOC 800 500
lbs, common and medium. s2,75G7; Her
s: common and medium. $2iS5@5'25; cows 9Sse
s265Q3.2S; low cutter and cutter, s2G
20, bulls, yearlings excluded, good beef,
S3g4; cutters, common and medium. s2G
medium, s5@6: Gull and common. s4d5;
stocker and feeder cattle: steers. $50
l.O5o lbs. good and choice. s4.25Q5.75;
Receipts, $4,000; all commercial fat
lambs. slow; early bids and sales, fully
STEADY; asking. higher; best offerings held
ter grade offerings: sheep. steady: feeding
lambs, in rather broad demand; under
tone. firm; slaughter sheep and lambs:
q $50: common and medium. s4.75G6I 10:
ewes sT g lbs; good and choice, sl65g
81 So i 90: "g fesedin;g IIS SmbS 5o an1 Ib me0 good
and choice. s5.35d6.1O.
Fl poo WAYNE Oct I~Smo:5ogs-1oc higher;
200 lbs, S.. so: 16O-lSO lbs. s5.35: SOo-S5o
8: ssso :'. iso-i tSO, lbs. is s.; i 81; 1855 iS 5 ss IGsF:
cs1 |, rs p So s2i lsGb roug e 81 stays s2-'O'
sg S higher; a25;sTs l6s. sssoS5:ss: IS.
1896 200 l 5. ass s5l 25S go 1sO:1 iso - i i lbs,. $50 81
down. Calves-steady; $3.50 down. Lambs
By Times specian
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 1s.-Cattle-Receipts.
$50; supply mostly slaughter cattle in
light demand; market moderately active
NOR to medium grade light grass steers
and heifers. mostly s3d450; few s4.75
and better finished lightweights quotable
and cutters. SI.256225: sausage bulls
mostly 81. rs down: moderately active trade
on desirable Hereford stock calves: bulk
saisble. s4.5065: common to medium
grade natives quotable. 50. 506S.50. Calves
Receipts. $50. including 325 stock calves:
vealers steady: bulk good to choice. Sc
$3.50. meoium ana lower grades 50 down.
HoCS-ReceiDtS. 500: Steadv: 200-250 lbs.
SIS so: ls0-le5 lbs. S5.35: 255 lbs. up. s5I5:
I60-I7s lbs. s475: l4O-i55 lbs. s4.25: 100
lS5 lbs. S3.25: sows. S440. Sheep-Re-
ceipts. 800. better lambs. weak to CSC
lower: other grades. steady: bulk desirable
lambs. S5.75G6: choice kinds ouotable
throwouts. $3.50; better fat ewes. 81 500
2 better stock ewes ouotable s66T50 a
head: palmer kinds down 10 around $3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-18
COMMON DIVIDEND VOTED

BID NpecfoI
NEW YORK, Oct. l8.-The Gen.
eral Baking Company has declared
a dividend of Is cents on the COM
mon stock, payable Nov. l to holders
of record Oct. 25. A dividend of Is
cents was declared three months
ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-18
BY L t E. SPAHR

NEW YORK, Oct. 18-Today there are unquestonably distinct dan
ger signals flashing red with respect to where our public debt program is
leading us: Each week sees new voices raised in issuing warnings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-18
Retail Coal Prices
DOMESTIC RErAIL PRICES

The following prices represent quotations
from leading Indianapolis coal dealers
A ascent carving charge Der ton viii be
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-18
Nation Faces Serious
Public Debt Problems
Economist Cites Rise of Federal Obligations to Fl
Billions. HiqheSt in History.

This is he second of a series eff articles to be published weekly in his In
ment of lew York Unhestys School of Commerce. Accounts n Finance
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-18
Treasury Statement
(By United Press

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1s.-Government
expenses and receipts for the current
fiscal year to Oct. 16. compared with the
corresponding period of the previous fiscal
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-18
E AND LAMBS
Receipts. 1.400.

Lambs. 9o-lb. down. good and
Common and medium 80. 1000 SIS
eo-i20 lbs. good and choice. 2.o0G $50
Sheep
u20-i5ol Good and choice. 1.759 2.2o
All weights. common and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-18
Chicago Futures Range
wheat

LOCAL CASH MARKET
CITY grain elevators are paying SO cents
for No. ? soft red wheat. Other grades
on their merits. Cash corn No. ; yellow
IS cents. and oats s. cents.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-18

D~evelopm ents in
Trade and Industry
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-18

Latest Stock, Bond and
Commodity Quotations
The Washington times., 1934-04-13
Mrs.WiIsonFeted
By Ambassador

Mrs. Woodrow Wilson was the
guest of honor at the dinner
given last evening by the Am.
bassador Of Poland, Mr.. Stani-
slaw Patek, at the Embassy in
Sixteenth Street.
The other guests were, the Am.
bassador of Cuba and Sonora de
Marquez Sterling, the Secretary
of Agriculture and Mrs. Henry
A. Wallace, the Minister Of Ru.
mania. DR.. Charles A. Davila:
the Minister Of Greece and Nine.
SinopouloS, Senator and Mrs.
William H. King. Representative
and Mrs. Sol Bloom, Mr.. Louis
Wiley, Of New York, thp Eco
nomic Adviser Of the State De
partment and Mrs. Herbert FeiS,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warren,
Mrs. Eleanor Patterson, Mrs. ].
Borden Hartman, Mrs. Blair
Bannister, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Packer.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Ratcliffe,
Of this city, are at the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel in New York.
\
Commander and Mrs. B. B.
Mccormick, Of Newport, Rhode
Island. are at the Dodge.
X \
Major and Mrs. K. D. FriSby,
Of Ridgewood, N. j., have come
to washington and will be at
the Martinique for several days.
The Washington times., 1934-04-13
Nina Carter Tabb
Spring Horse Show at Virginia Beach, Apri
2l, Promised Entries From All Over the
..- Country, MiddLeburg Tomorrow

Of Rumson, owner Of Optinist,
that great flat race horse, who
has also won over junps-will be
staying with Henry Frost, jr.,
for the Middleburg races tomor-
row. Mrs. George (Grace) Eus-
tbs will be visiting in Middle
burg for this weekend.
On Wednesday night, April
1S, the second day Of the Middle
burg races, there will be given
In Warrenton, Va, q very de-
lightful dance at the Fauquier
Recreation Center for the bene-
fit Of the Fauquier Hospital.
Everything will be donated to
this dance. DR.. Hiden is giving
the hall, Chauncy Brown donat-
ing his five-piece orchestra, all
printing and expenses of all
kinds are given and we hope a
great many people who will be
in the country for the races will
attend. The dance committee
consists Of Mrs. Arthur Char
rington, Mrs. Howard Fair, Miss
Emily North King, and Mr..
Chaffraix Lelong.
When Mrs. Frazier Jelke gets
her divorce, which she will, as
she is now in Reno, she will be
called Mrs. e. Jemison Wood
ward. Mini divides her time be-
tween Middleburg, Warrenton
and Washington and has a great
many friends in all these places.
The Washington times., 1934-04-13
Social Notes

General and Mrs. Charles H.
Sheriff., who spent the late
winter at the Carlton, have left
for New York and they will
sail on April 25th for their
Paris house, 10 Rue de Cour-
celles.
Mrs. Edward L. Dyer enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday at
the Carlton, when her guests
numbered seventeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Beloff
announce the engagement Of
their niece, Miss Ida Maxim, Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, to Mr.. Ben
jamin Ente, also Of Brooklyn.
The Washington times., 1934-04-13
Envoy Of Spain
Honor Guest

The Ambassador Of Spain and
Sonora de Cardenas were the
guests Of honor at a luncheon
given today at the Mayflower by
Mrs. Kenneth Miller Simpson.
The other guests were the Am.
bassador of Germany, Herr Hans
Luther; the First Secretary Of
the German Embassy, Herr
Ernst Wilhelm Meyer; the Sec
retary Of the Yugoslavian Lega-
ton, DR.. Ivan FRANCES; Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Owsley, Countess
Camilla Hoyos, Nine. Langk-
jaer, Mrs. George c. Thorpe,
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, Miss
Anne Simpson, Senor Don Ce-
sareo Bernaldo QuiroS, Mr.. Ray
Baker, and Mr.. Charles Short.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13
0~sutidamerifaaiIde @eicaiduft.

Sn elmer MISUNDERSTANDING
Ser 9. u. g., mel1e am Wontug
Mbeno unter Dem 8oriiBe oes Serrn
6rib @ugner itottfano, fam Der eno-
giiItige 8eri1t iiber oos am 1. Suli
obseboltene 8olfsfelt sur 8erleiung.
SIS Derbleibt Der @eienlhaft elm lie
beri1uB BON $332.0S. Der 8eridt
muroe einem Yriifungsfomitee inter
Dem BorIibe oes Serrn @uitau Seller
iibergeben. 3ur Ausarbeitung elmer
8ereinsfonititution puroe elm &omi-
tee nit &errn @uItnp Seller an Der
Spite ernonnt. @err Seller nuroe
ais @orlisenoer zines Sausfomitees
ernonnt INN elm paiienOes &lubbauS
ODER Qofol fir Die &erbit- uno @in-
teriaiion 81 mieten. BUR n1Altetl
8eriommlung meroen Die DeIegatca
ihriftli1e ginlaoungen pom Sefre'
tar Serrn Burger erbalten.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13
Sine 0littsilnns OOm gdlOf Dorm

Der bobe Serr auf S6loB 9oorn,
Der friibere Oeutide &uiier uno R0nig
BON 9reuBen, 8ilbelm, bat unierem
treuen Mitarbeiter 81. @aloemar
&IoB ouf Der Giidieite elmer autogra=
pbierten pbotograpbii6en &arte sic
folgenoe Antmort iibermittelt:
oSer3liden Cant fir oas treitp
@eoenfen uno Die DIR iiberianoten
@eOi6te, Die mid aufri1tig erfreu=
ten. Salts 9oorn, t6. Slini 1884,
@ilbelm.~
Inner alter Sreuno miro tDobl an
ben Ausipruh ieines 2ieblingsOid-
ters Sorog oenfen; n8eifaa BON iet-
ten Der berOorragenoften Mdnner lit
fein geringes Cob
8ie @eoi1te, oeren Ab3iige Sen
ebemaligen &aiier erfreuten, iino ane-
iamt 8uerit i'm u@aibington Sour
nal~ eribienen, Damn aber bon bielen
Oeutiden 3eituugen obgeorudt NOR
ben.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13
Nnf &eiien i'm Gunner.

Dies lit oie 3eit, mo- piele 8aib-
ingtoner 9euti9= Nmerifaner megen
ser iommerliden Site atf Heiien
gebn. IS mar aud bis ieBt beiB ge-
mug. @orige @o6e uno porber itieg
oas thermometer ieoen Sag fir II
Gage bintereinanoer auf 94-97 ODER
einmnl auf 101 @rao. Dobei MGR
Die tropii9e Seuhtigfeit DEFENDERS
groB. Sn California meilen
aus @aibington Serr Or. @oabehr,
@err Or. q. 8artbelme unb SEER
@bas. E. Shmegler. Sn Deut d.
Lamb weilen our 3eit SEER Maler
Sans Sdleretb uno @emablin Serr
@. 8artbelmeB, SRI. Olga 9riefer,
&err uno 6rau 9orn; in Santa 81
@err Or. 6. 4rti6pager.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13
Yidni6 Oes 9emtiden Sbeaterflubs
am Is. Snli,

0ieiesmal meroen mir aae binauS=
ellen, INN uns auf W~einbar0t's
5arm 10 reAt nod alter Sbeater-
fl1bsipeile gu Dergniigen. $50 liest
W~feinbarOt's Sarm? 9ieie 6rage 1T
leiAt gu beantmorten: Wean fGbrt
iiber Die 5000 Scope &oao, porbei am
oeutl9en @uiienbaus bis na4 Der
8ranopmine 8onf, IN 8ranOpwine
Ielbit Don ou nod linfs abbiegen
uber einen i60nen ianoigen 8eg,
Die gilenbabnidienen iiberquereno,
3u Ser Sarm wel6e uuf Der linfen
settle Der StraBe gu fin0en lit. lin
troB Der 9ii1tungsangabe nod uu-
Ii6eren bic @emdbrleiltung ben Slab
gu finoen 0u garantieren, lit ais eirl
Ereffpunft Die o&nigbt Of Golum=
bus" -Saae, an Der 10ten StraBe,
%. IS, feltgelegt moroen. Wean tref
fe li6 oortielbit INN l ubr na6mit
tags. als 5ipeite 6rage: Nas miro
auf oieier iopuiid gelegenen 5ornl
ben 8eiu9ern geboten meroen2 @ud)
bier lei Die Mutmort gegeben: Sopf=
ihlaqen, @ierlaufen, Eauoieben,
Sufeiienperfen ulm. 9ie geltetI
meroen belobnt peroen. Selbitper-
ItanOli6 tperoen Die &inoer audi ibre
llnterbaltung finoen, Oenn fir bel
leitige 8eluItigung fir Die aleinea
lit Gorge eetragen. Das neben Bier
uno 8ratlpiiritheu audi fir @is-
cream uno nSoftorinfs~ geiorgt lit.
lit mobl al periteben.
@enn audi uiht, mie irrtiimliber-
meiie, Die 0BraB-Buno" ~aufipielen
miro, 10 1T oeuno6 fir muiifalii6c
Misunderstanding ourh Die u2omen
pom 3iaertal@ Douiter @riaB ge=
iAaffen.
go laBt unS boffem 0aB Der Met-
teraott Dem 9beaterflub bolo lit uno
aaes am Sdniirben gebt, Denn ebeIl
niht, mas mir ie0oA niht boffen,
miro oas Yidnid DeriAoben unn mir
ale treffen uns auf Dem Nidnid oes
@eiongpereins an oem oorauffolgen-
ben Sonntag.
9ringt 6reunoe uno g%efaunte,
Iagt oenen, ooB tie ben Doamen bril-.
den uno oonn 81 uns fommen. @ud]
alien elm .8iibnen-Seil4 i'm 8orous
6. SO. Sc. 6.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13
@aibingtOner
SOMrn= a=erlei
Turf 8iuiiden 8abnbOf mmb &apitul
wirO ermeitert,

Ser 8loB Dor Dem 8abnbof bis
gum &apitol bin uno peiter tDeltlidL
miro big gum gnoe oieies Sobres nun
enOlih gan8 fertiggeiteat meroen.
Der GongreB bot fir Sen Ausbau
uno beionoers ben Muffouf Der nod
itebenoen @auier 5pii9en Der Or
item" uno v0ritten" StraBe uno in
Der @egeno Ser 9ennlDlDania Moe-
me am JlIBe oes &apitoIs $4,000
bepiaigt. Die SGuier meroen nie-
oergeriiien neroen, unO elm 8orf
miro bort eriteben, n0roli6 uno Iiio-
li6 Der 8enniDloonio Inenue. %
Sabre lang o0er mebr bat man liA
nod oieier 8erbeiierung geIebnt. Bis
5ur oritten StroBe, mo- friiber ous
Sangerbuno- CONGRATULATIONS itano,
miro man bonn &apitol Der iiber
&aienitreden, 8dume uno StrGu6er,
in urunterbro1ener 9inie ieben fon-
men. 8erldDinoen meroen am u9eace-
Weonument~ Die alien, biltoril1en
SGuier, ). 9. Der 8u6laoen an ser
gde, ben Dor 1870 Sabren Anton
Sdiaer griinOete, in Dem friiber
mande Senatoren uno &ongreBabge-
oronete Bidder fauften ODER anluben.
6erner miro oSorpis Soupentr
Sbop", elm breiit0diges @ebGuoe, ab-
geriiien meroen: 2te 5traBe Gde.
6riiber gingen Sauienoe bon 8eiu.
6ern @aibingtons in Sipien 2ooen.
Inoere Sauier bort 6eberbergen Die
uSalbation Armp4, nluncb rooms Z
etc. 81 Oeranoert ii6 8aibington.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13
Sin Sefferiun-M Onnment fir @aib-
ingtDn geplant.

@leid 0itlid pom nellen Artio-
@ebduoe (po friiber Der Central
Weorft Itono) lit an Der Siioieite Der
8enniplpania Moenue elm 9reied, Elm
freier 9lab, fir ben Elm iogenanntes
,Aper-@ebduoe o~orgeieben NOR. Nber
fir oieIen 8laB bot iib Der Abgeoro-
nete 8oDian aus Stem Yorf nit gu
ltimmung oes Hr1iioenten &ooieoelt
pom 4ongreB Die grridtune zines
Sefferion : Monuments gorantieren
laiien. Stott zines Gegierungs-
8ifro= @ebGuoes miro bort in Ser gu
fuuft olio Elm 9enfmal gu @bren
Sefferion's erri1tet mer6en, Ser ir
Der 8unoesbouptitoot bisber nidt
re6t geebrt moroen lit. Sur I'M SEA-
pitoIgebailoe Ielbit gibt es 5fpei 8ii
iten Don Sefferion. @om @rGfioen-
ten Waoiion gibts andJ nod fein
8enfmal in ser Stabt. Bon Mnorem
Safion eriItiert oas ldherlide &ei-
teroenfmal i'm o2afaDette-S Square
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13

Gin 4rtifel BON emil Bebre be-
ihreibt, nit BiIoern, fur3 oie Sc
ihidte ser SanIa. Die Staot 9 r e +
men unO llmgegeno miro in Bib
uno @Ort bon Or. @nnns WeDer,
Bremen, 0argeiteat. Die 8iloer iinn
ale BON ousgeiuhter pbotograpbil9er
Sd0nbeit uno &unit. SIS folgte ELL
berrli6er Mufias iiber Die &iinitlerfo-
Ionic @orpsmeoe bel Bremen
BON gueenie BON @orpens. o@inoriiG.
BON Samburg~ beiBt Elm meiterer
@rtifel BON @eorg 3immermann
6 il b Il NIT ieinen Mltertiimern uno
&irden miro bon 8rof. SEEING Wabn
beidrie6en. Wiau miro oann nadl
&o1to d un0 in Wfedlen-
burg gefiibrt Coon Serbert @iintberl
ferner no1 Stroliuno( Coon 8il-
helm MeDer) uno 9an5tg Coon
@. Babe uno ihlieBli6 nod Siio-
oeutIhlonO: gum lh0nen Slaratben;
SO ii II Of EN- Coon Or. @rnit Sober
Itotter). Ner nod 2eftiire oieies
prahtiqen Seftes ni1t 2uit befommt.
mad DeutI6lano uno ieinen Serrlih-
feiten gu fobren, Dem lit hidt 81 bel
fen. Die 3eitihrift Oeroient meiteltc
8erbreitung. sic fonnte in S1ulell
uno 8ibliotbefen misgelegt tDeroen.
X y X
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13
Sotaniider Garten in Washington.

Ser 8otanii6e @orten in bee
Sauptltaot Ser @ereinigten Stnaten
lit elm llngliifsfino. Man peiB lett
Sabren nidt, mas man NIT ibm ma
6en ioa. ieit er aus Der alten Gage
peri9munoen lit. gum Stuoium Der
porgei6lagenen 8erbeilerungen 6at
Der 8ongreB ourd oas aSouie Glib
rarp Committee fiinf5ebn @elebrte
eingeIaoenb melde am 10. Suli in
@aibington -5uiammenfommen CUR
perlonli1en 8eratun9. Gin porlGu-
tiger 8eridt iiber gemcAte 5orihun-
gen lit idon Der0ffeutlibt woroen.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13
Sapun's padisnbe @irHduftsma&t


Die iapaniihe Snouitrie bat III ben
lesten Sabren in iteigenoem MaBe
nuf amerifanii6e uro enropdii6a
Wearfte @influB 5u nebmen getuuBt.
0ie Sn6uitrialiiierung Sapans err
folgte in lester Belt in ral6em Gem
pO. Sir 1909 bat man ben @ert
Der inouitrielen 9roouftion Sapaus
nit 780 Miaionen Gen erre9net.
1929 mar Die neutrality-suspicious.
auf 1920 Miaionen Gen angetua1-
len. Sapan berfauft iebt Baummoa-
Ioden in 9eutidlano fir ~ BfenniQ.
Sn Amerifa gi6ts natiirli1 5u piel
8aumDoae, uno iapaniide 8num-
DoQmare miro aus Dem 2nnoe ber-
ausgebalten, ionit tonnte man bier
ia Soden fir Sd Gents baben!
Sapanii6e @liiblampen foiten in
Deuti6lano 5 Bfenmige: elm Cert.
9lmerifanii1e @liibIampen foIten
1916 Gents Dos Slid! Sopani-
lhe Gnbrraoi1l1u1e gibt's in
Deutidlano I'M @roBbanoelpreis fir
II 8fennige oas Stiidl alio Spott.
preiie! Eaiien uno @el1irr, Spiel-
5eug, Defen fir Glide, Nippia9en,
e&imonos~ llntermdiAe etc. be-
fommt man rebt biaig in amerifoni,
iden 21oen, nod biaiger in 9euti9-
lan0.
Ser VoritoB auf Dem 8eltmarti
gelang ben Sopanern nlio gl1n5enO.
Dor alien lit es sic britii9e Eertil-
%inouitrie, ole unter Dem iapaniiAer
Dumping iebr gu leioen bat. Oil
nieorigen Qobne Der iapanii1en SSn.
ielbepObner, Der NeisItanoaro Ois
2e6ensbaltung. Mrbeit bon ainoerr
uno 6rauen, aues oaS madt Die
8reiie fir iapanii6e @oren nntiirlicE
iebr nieorig. 2angiam riidt Die gel
be @efabr wirtihaftli6 uno militia
rid Dor uno ihii9tert Die gan3t
@eIt elm. Observation-Disclosures ner.
ben aber iiberaa ms 9luge gefaBt
SIN &f INN ben Weltmartt ipiell
Sapan cine INNER GROCER weroenos
&oQe.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13
@artrnfeit gum geitem Der
ct. Marg's Stride.

Ndditen Mtontag Abeno, Den IS.
Suli finoet Elm @%urtenfeIt i'm gro
Ben Sofe Der ct. Marienfir6e itatt
81 melAem ieoermann ber3lihit elm.
gelaoen lit. Sin altgemobnter Bier
garten, (tuie es friiber mar), mirf
neblt pielem anoerem Die Smupt-
attraftion oes Abenos iein. Ser
gintritt lit frei.