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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-05-23
B A S E B ALL

Birkofer and Padden; Darrow, Hansen,
A. Moore and Todd
Chicago 100 01O 200 Ooo-4 10 2
Brooklyn 900 100 DOL 001-5 10 o
Root, Warneke and Tate; Lucas, Mungo
and Lopez
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Buffalo 200 Olo ooo-S 8 /
Toronto oil 200 00l-4 l
Elliott and Wasem; Hollingsworth and
Crouch
Montreal DOL 101 00o-3 5 2
Rochester 100 400 i0x--S IL
Collier, Fritzs, Fisher and Stack; Kauf-
mann and Lewis.
Albany l01 900 Ills /
Newark 1872 10 0ox-7 8
Barrett, Porter and Finney; Newkirk and
Glenn
Syracuse at Baltimore, night game, 8
pm. EST.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-05-23
GAMES TO-DAY
AMERICAN LEAGTJE

EA4AASANASfAAN AAA1fAA CG
New York 600 100 0oO-i 3 o
Cleveland 010 0O2 02x-5 9 2
Murphy, Smythe, Deshong and Dickey;
L, Brown and Pytlak.
Boston 100 100 o03-5 10 2
Chicago 900 $50 021-6 8 0
Ostermueller, H Johnson and Hinkle,
Terrell; Jones and Madjeski
Washington 1o1 900 o30-5 II 1
Detroit o10 DOL 00o-2 II 2
Crowder and Phillips; Bridges and Coch-
rane.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
st. Louis 900 800 1877 10 /
New York 0l0 2O1 O00-4 8 q
P. Dean and " Davis; Smith, Luque and
Mancuso.
Cincinnati 300 211 021-1o II 2
Boston 100 900 800 II 0
Derringer and Lombardi Belts, Smith,
Pickrel and Hogan, Spohrer.
Pittsburgh 100 $50 0-13 10 0
Philadelphia 900 200 "a 8 2
Game Called End 18th RAIN
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-05-23
Ships Grew Strike
In Southern Ports;
Support DOckerS

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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-05-23
Roosevelt Acts To
Smother Facts Of
barrow on N. R. A.

Continued from Page y
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-05-23
10000 PiCkets in
Minneapolis Drive
Off Police Army

(Cont1nued from Page y
Evening star., 1934-04-06
PLAN EXPERIMENTAL
F0REMS IN SOUTH
Management, Timber Growing
and General Problems to
.BeWorked Out.
b the Assoesstsd Press.

b the Assoc1ated Press
Establishment of experimental forests
IN national forest lands in North Car
olina, Georgia, Florida and Arkansas
was announced yesterday by F. A.
silcox. chief Of the forest service.
Each experimental forest is COM
posed principally Of q type of forest
cover representative Of large sections
Of national forests and private forests
In its particular area. Experiments
proved successful In these small areas
will be applied later to larger regions.
The names, locations and areas Of
the four Southern experimental forests
are:
Coweeta experimental forest; Man.
tahala national forest, North Carolina,
$500 acres.
Toccoa experimental forest, Chero-
kee national forest, Georgia, 2,3l5
acres
Sycamore experimental forest, Ozark
national forest, Arkansas, $500 acres.
Olustee experimental forest, Osceola
national forest, Florida, $3.50 acres.
Studies to be worked out under
the direction Of the forest services
regional forest and range experimental
stations will include proper forest
management, timber growing and gen.
eral problems of forestry and land
use.
It will be possible in these small
areas to maintain continuity of ex-
periments and growth studies over
terms of years.
Evening star., 1934-04-06
ARMY IS DEFENDED
IN MAIL FLYING
Criticism Is Resented in
Editorial Published
-. in Aviation.

Charges that the Army Air Corps,
despite Its accidents in flying the air.
mail, Is unfit for military duty and
has inferior equipment and personnel
are practically chemically pure non
sense" it is stated editorially IN the
April issue of Aviation, edited by Ed
ward p. Warner, former Assistant
Secretary of the Navy for Aeronau-
tics. about to be issued.
Under the many handicaps In mat
ters Of training and equipment the
wonder is not that the Army had ac-
cidents, nor that 1t failed to equal
the privately -opsrated service in efti.
cheney. but rather that the accidents
were not more numerous and that the
operating record was as good as It
was, the editorial pointed out.
Criticism Attacked.
The Army Air Corps has suffered
severely through the airmail cancella-
t.on," 1t was stated. 1T has lost four
men actually flying the mail and seven
more IN preliminary practice and in
ferrying ships and the like. It has
had about half million dollars, worth
OF equipment washed out. Finally,
and by no means least serious, 1t has
been the victim Of an utterly unde-
served loss Of public confidence. The
accidents that have attended attempts
to take over the mail routes have been
heralded as showing the total unfit
ness OF our military aviation, the in
feriority of its equipment and its per-
sonnel and the unsoundness Of its or
ganization. All that Is practically
chemically pure nonsense, and it de-
serves to be shown up as such.
Foremost Of the Army's afiiictions
was the failure to realize the extent
to which successful commercial ope-
ration in bad weather depends upon
the pilots specialized knowledge Of
the route that he flies. When the
time comes for getting into an emer-
gency field at night and in a snow
squan the pilot to get away with 1t
successfully will be the pilot that has
circled the field repeatedly. that has
studied its every obstruction, and that
has made practice landings in it by
day under all manner of wind condi-
t1ons. The newcomer on the route,
with only the boundary lights and OBJ
struction lights to serve as his guide,
Is going to crack up under conditions
that would never cause a moments
worry to the man to whom flying that
particular route has been q profession
and the study of the route a con.
slant preoccupation for months or
years.
Less Flying Time.
"The second great difference be.
tween the Air Corps and the COM
mercial operations and the second
great handicap to the Air Corps in
attempting to do a transport Job, has
been the difference in intensity of
the typical pilots flying experience.
The average Air Corps pilot gets 200
hours Of flying a year, and the officer
that gets more than 400 Is q rare bird.
indeed. The first pilot on an airline
puts in somewhere between 800 and
1000, and he does 1t year after year.
with no interspersed tours Of depart
mental duty behind q desk to cut his
flying time to hundred hours a year
or less"
Evening star., 1934-04-06
3 SHOT IN FAMILY FIGHT
Chicago Father Fires to Protect
Children,

CHICAGO, April 6 GA 5o-year-
old father yesterday shot and seri-
ously wounded three members Of q
neighbor family in the climax Of q
street tight started by two youths.
The wounded were Anthony Lussa,
~; Bernice Lussa, his 15-year-old
daughter, and Raymond Lussa, his
20-year r-old son.
The gunman, police said. was Jo-
eeph Marorco, whose son William and
Raymond Lussa engaged in a fist
night. One by one. the police said,
other members Of the families took
part in the affair.
Apparently believing his family was
getting the worst Of it, Marorco sud-
denly produced q pistol, shot the
three, and disappeared, police said.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02
Aus 0ereiuseretIem
9sntider sbsatsr- Stub

Mm Qienstog, ben 6. Sebruor.
abenos $50 ubr piinftlid, finoet bic
oiesiGbrige General g r1ammlung in
unieren &lubrGumer, 1926 Moiia=
1uietts Mpenue, q. So. Itatt, in mel
der labungsgemGB Oie Neutpabl Der
8eomten norgenommen peroen miro.
SIS lit wobl an iiA ielbit erfldrlid,
OaB Die geiamten Mitglieoer an bic
lem Abeno untueieno iino.
Neben einem 8eri6t iiber Dos Ieb-
tie @ei16ftsiobr our6 ben @rGiioer-
ten miro elm oirefter 8lon iiber Die
am 81. 5ebruor, aben0S $50 ubr,
in Ser Yierce SoGe, 15te uno &ar-
barb StroBe, g. So, itottfinoenoe
finite Stiftungsfeier borgelegt per-
ben.
8eIonoere 8eobadtung peroient
gleidfoas einiees iiber Die @erbdlt-
niiie apii1en Der 8. 81. s. uno Dem
9euti9en S%beoterflub in oieier Ser
iommlung 81 erfabren.
6. 90. 81. @i9el.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02
9enti@es 8aiiembans

9ie Sabresperiammlung 0es oeut-
lden 8aiienbouies mar iebr gut be-
iudt. 9ie 8eri9te Ser 9omenoer-
cine, oerienige oes Sefretars Iomie
oes Superintenoenten, 3eigten pie-
Oerum erfreuIi6e 6orti9ritte. @s
befinoen ii6 ieBt AZ &inoer i'm Seim.
9ur6 grpeiterling Ser StroBe ift
oas Seim ge5tDunger, groBe @erbeIie-
rungen 5u MAIDEN. Sin Der StroBe
entlang muB cine Mouer erri6tet
merOen utlo oesglei6en miro elm neu=
er &inoeripielplaB eingeri1tet. Mlt
alien 8erbeiierungen geoenft man bis
gum 80. @eai fertig gu iein. 9ie
8eamtenmabl ergab oas folgen0e SIC
iultot:
@m. s. Zimmerman. 9rdiioent;
6reb. S1neioer, 1. @iaepr1itoenI
@enrD 8iegono. 2. 8i3eprdiioent.
NeuermGblte 9ireftoren Iino oie
@erren Martin @iegono, Carl Sam-
mel mo &uoolpb 2pons.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02

8iele 9euti6e nebmen einen MIDI
tigen @nteiI i'm @eidGftsleben @nlb-
ingtons.
SSn alien Mbteilunger, bonn 9an6el
Bis al finanaielen nnternebmungen,
baben 9euti9e leitenoe uno fiibrenoe
Stelungen inne.
W1it Sreuoen fonnen mir benaA-
ri9tiger, ooB @err 6. s. Sacobien
cine perontportli1e OVERWHELMING
inne bot. Serr 6. S. Sacobien, fir
Ionge Sabre befannt uno beliebt un-
ter ben 9euti6en bon @albingtOn,
uuroe bonn 50. 6. Clearing Souie
g~recutibe Committee" fir opei Sabre
erDGblt. 9ies lit cine DEFENDERS MIDI
tige Yofition uno mir gratulieren
ibm BON Screen.
Or lit mobIbefannt als &%aiiierer
Ser @otionaI metropolitan 8anf.
8elonoers aber in oeuti6en &reiien
lit Serr Sacobien beliebt un6 leine
Mrbeiten i'm Sntereiie oes 9eutihen
@uiienbauies iino woblbefannt.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02
Mrs. SOpnienO's iedites MOrsen-
fDnsert.

SIN oiesm09entli6en SoIiiten
&onaert i'm MaDfloper Sotel IteIte
Mrs. Somnieno orei-bier nod nidt
geb0rte-&iinitler Dor: gtbel Bart
lett uno Hae &obertion, 3pei Der err
folgrei1ften @iani1ten gnglanos, Die
iid in 8~ortragen fir 8mei &laoiere
boren lieBen, uno Der 8ariton Mle-
ranoer @raD, Cinema uno &aoiolGu-
ger, 0eiien erItes &on3ertauftretcn
fiir5li9 in SEEM gorf Itattfano.
Man fam ni6t ~bebalipten, oaB bic
9arbietungen 0ieier &iinItler auf
glei6er Sobe itanOen, nod oaB oas
8rogramm nit belonoerer Sprgfalt
5uiammengeltelt NOR, bod muB mar
3ugeben, DOB es Elm 8ergniigen mar
NIT Dem Biano-Eeam 8artlett=No=
bertlon befannt 5u meroen. WeiB
Bartlett uno Scr. &obertlon, beioe
interelfante DISQUALIFICATION, er0ffne-
ten oas 8rogramm nit einem ~Mae-
gro" bon 8a6 uno 5uei Choral 8or-
ipielen uno betpieIen iofort, onB iie
reid begabte Meilter ibrer &1tnit iino.
9bmobl es 3eitpeilig i1ien, ais pern
WaiB Bartlett Die 8eoeutenoere Iei
fonnte man beoba6ten, oaB beioe ii9
in ibrer Interchangeable, Nus6ruds-
fdbigfeit uno Bbraiierungsfunit bor-
5iigli4 ergan5ten. 9as 5eigte ii6 be-
lonoers in ben fem altSgearbeiteten
fleineren @erfen: n8olfa~ BON Ser
feleD, nStuoie in Canon Sorm"
Sdumann-9 ebuiip u1o benz o6euer
San5~ BON De Saaa, leBterer bear
beitet BON Mnne @uII un0 MarD
Some. Sbre Snoipioualit1t trot mei-
terbin i'm 8ortrag oes nS1er5o" aus
Dem Menoelfobn'iden nSommer-
na6tstralm" Der ugfoman5e~ bon
Mrensfp uno Dem StrouB'i9en 8al-
ger nMn Der i6onen blauen 9onau~
bemerfensuert berpor. W9it lebterem
batten iie groBen @rfolg uno oonften
fir oenielben nit elmer 3ugnbe.
Mr. Gran, Der our @~infiibrung
8eetboben's &pmne oMn Die S10p-
fune" gemdblt batte, uno Der lid
2ieoer bon SCHUBERT, S1umann uno
Sugo @olf in oelttider Sprade ge-
iungen, anidloiien, fonnte geiangli6
nidt INNER befrieoigen. Mbgeleben
BON ieiner Muffaiiung oieier 2ieoer
uno ieiner niAt INNER einpanofreien
@usiprade, NOR feline Sobe nibt il-
n1er rein, uno feline Stimme, Die in
Der Mitteaage am belten iAien, flong
bisweilen forciert. am belten uno
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02
@imem Mabden ipirb aedulfen.

Serr emil Siterfamp aus @itb-
rom, Minn., l9reibt: ,8or etma 5pei
@o6en erbielt i9 cine Brobeflalhe
5orni's Alpenfr6uter, peldes ii9 als
cine iebr quite Meoi3in ertpies. TIMER
fleines Wd0ben NOR felt Ginger 8eit
lei0eno uno fonnte lih, trot peri1ie-
oener 8ebanolungen, niht erbolen.
Sic bate feinen Mppetit uno fonnte
ibre Nabrung nidt beronuen. 60
balo iie Mlpenfr1llter nabml, beiierte
iid ibr 8efinoen; iie lit redt lebbaft
geDoroen uno ipielt pieoer tpie anoe-
re geiunoe &inoer." 9urb lire mobl-
tlenoe 8irfung auf ben 8eroau-
ungs- un0 @usideioungspro5eB biIfi
oieie beriibmte &rdutermeoi5in Der
Natur, einen geiunoeny fr1ftigen
&orper aufaubouen. ga iie feline
lhdoliden 9roeen entb6lt, fam Die
lie Meoi5in &inoern uno GGuglingen
unbeiorgt b~erabfolgt meroen. sic I'll
fem getu0bnli6er @anoelsartifel, ion-
bern miro MIR bon 2ofalugenten, Ole
bon Or. @eter 6abrneD & Cons Co.,
2501 Baibington 9lpo., Chicago,
ST., ernannt iino, geliefert.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02
Dem eisser Serrn edIerett.

SIR 9euti9en bDrtl Start gu3 Die
&un0e?
Cling 1Aon oas @ort our9 Cure Stumble?
8as einem 9eutihen lit geIungen?
Dds er ben eriten Breis errungen?
Sans GAleret6 it's. bon benz ib iinge,
SAP bod fem Hubm aud bier ertlinge,
0urH i'm Das 9euti9tum mart geebrt,
9b er fi9 mib beideioen fpebrt.
SAB er ben Sieg I'M 5turm genommen
Ni4t ~unertpartef it's eefommen,
Sir tannten u~nIeres Sreunoes 8ert,y
Ser nun 70 0ffentli6 geebrt.
9a er elm W1eiiter Ieiner &rnit,
Tan6 er Der Itrengen &ihter @nnft,
Sic rei6ten Inn ben gbrentrnn5
grneuerno Ieinen G~ubmesglan5.
au9 mir, SIR 9eutiden, pol'n i'm ebren
Nuf i'm ben bo[Len 9umpen leeren,
9aB ftetig feline &linit fi9 mebre,
gu ieiner unb bes 9euti6tums @9re.
Na5i
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02
9entidamerifunifder spurt-alnb

8ergangenen Sonntog mar uniere
2igo ipielfrei un0 i9IoB oesmegen
elm 5reunoi9aftslpiel nit ben Cont
8ooters~ in Baltimore ab. 3u unie=
rem groBten @rItaunen fanoen mir IN
oieier Mannf6oft gon5 unermartet
quite 5~uBbaaipieler uno tpurben iage
uno i1reibe nit 6-2 mad @auie &C.
i6idt. Sreili1 na6 8eriidii9tigung
Der l1mitdnoe miro man oieie Nieoer-
lage einigermaBen Oeriteben fonnen,
ieooh miiifen mir i'm mieoerbolenoen
Gimme erfldren, oaB 6ieie Wanni6aft
pirfli6 einen eritflaliigen 5uBball
borfiibren fam. uniere 2eute traten
eritens nal nur nit 10 Mann an.
Inner treuer 8enp feblte obenorein
i'm Biloe uno infer &apitdn bat iid)
au9 a~bgemeloet. @ir perfu9ten Ell
nige lmitellungen Die tells gan3 Dor
teilbaft alispirften. Semi @eiIe i'm
Cor bate tatid6li9 nidt bel gu tun
uno oenno6 muBte er fi1 6 Deal ge-
idlagen befennen. Den gar5en 2eu-
ten feblte Der ri6tige Mumm, Diel-
leidt mare es aud better geipeien, bic
len Sonntog mls5uiesen. gasmel
5eigte mirflid eritflaiiiees, troboem
er oieies Sabr auBer ltGnoigem Grai-
ming nod in feiner Manni9aft ge=
fpielt bot.
Na6iten Sonntag ipielen mir ge-
gen Mmerican 8reperp (friiber Glif-
ton 9. g. in Behring's un0 uniere
&eierbe trifft i'm 8orrunoenlpiel ouf
Wait6en Store. 2eioer tpiIien mir
bis bellte INNER nod niht no oieie
Hofalipiele ausgetragen meroen, TO-
OaB mir aud beite mieoerum auf bic
Maibington Simes berpeiien. (eSrei-
tag ODER Sonnabeno).
@s iinO nun i6on tpeniger als IA
Gage bis 81 unierem Masfenbaa.
Ger &artenporberfauf lift Oieies MoI
gan8 beIonoers eiinitig. 9ies lit ser
bette 8emeis fir oas SntereIie oes
SreunOidaftsfreiies unieres @ereins
an oieier beionoeren Geranitaltunq.
@er iid audi ionit an G1noen nidt
beteiligt, ioate Oenno9 Denigitens
einmal i'm Sabre einen Wasfenbal
miterleben. 9a gibts aaes mas bon
unieren @6iten an Stimmlng ge-
miinf6t miro. @eriGumen sic nidt
ii1 bei5eiten nit @intrittsfarten al
berieben, ga es m6glid eri6eint, Dab
mir bel 81 groBem @norang ben Gin
trittspreis an Der Mbenofalie erb0ben
Inn elm iiberDoaes Sats ali permei=
ben. @s iei ferner oarauf bingeuie-
len, Dab Die urfomii9iten &oftiime BEL
Der HreisDerteilung oen @or3ug bo=
ben tper0en unO iomit miro es gall5
an originellen @infdaen unierer CD
lte liegen, fid init penig llnfoiten an
Der Breisfonfurren5 gu beteiligen.
SIN Outrage oes 9oritanoes,
S. SO.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02
9enH6er @prs6fiIm uSrisOerideD

uSrieOeride~, cine berrli9e 2ie-
besgeI9i6te nit reioenoer Wiulif bon
6rana 2ebar, &omponiit Der n2uiti-
gen @ittpe" miro am Sreitog Mbetlo
UNI s 1br, ben 2. Sebruor, in Der
8ierce Saae oorgefiibrt. Ser Slim
ipielt aus benz 2eben @oetbe's uuO
zines M1o9ens, mel1es lire 2iebe
gu inn opferte, oomit er ieinem 8e-
rufe unbebinoert no9geben fonnte.
S90ne Sdn5e uno berrli9e &bein-
lanOi5enerien tragen beoeuteno our
unterbaltung BET. Die b%erborragen-
ben Spieler iino MaoD gbriitians
uno Sans SEEING goldman. Die Stem
gorfer &ritifer i6reiben oariiber:
9as Sempo lit lebbaft Muiif uno
@eiange iino berrli6 @botogra-
pbie 1T eritfIaiiig Spra6wieoer-
gabe 1T flor.
Auf oleemeines 9erlangen miro
nm 8. Jebruor r8mei Ser3en i'm
9reibierteltaft" mieoerboIt uno atpor
merOen 5Dei 8oriteaungen gegeben,
Die erite UNI 5 ubr, Die 3tpeite nm
s lbr.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02

am meiiten gu Snuie i6ien er in oen
S9lnBgeidngen 8u iein. 9os uO1in-
nelieo~, arrangiert bon @alter &ra-
mer, p3ummer3ebbire" elm altes eng
liides 2ieo, uSbe Moon Drops Com
bon CHARLES @. @aoman u1lo Bone,
come a-fnittin'~, arrangiert bon S.
8olfe iong er nit tiefem Musorud
uno feiner fiinitlerii1er @eitaltung.
9as Hublifum fargte nidt nit benz
8eifan. Der. Hierre 2uboibut be-
gleitete oiscret uno init biel @e-
i6mad.
@Isbetb Soloon 0ebnbarot.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02
@ilfins Coffee amb Sea.

llniern 2eiern itebt elm beion0eres
0ergniigen bebor uno 5tpar ie0en
Montog, 9ienstae, Mitttuod, Don-
nerstag uno 6reitng. lin Gas Ilbr
aben0s an bieien Eagen aibt Die be-
fannte u@ilfins Coffee" Girma flint
Mal Die @o1e an Der Maoioitotion
1855 cine groBe Naoio-N orftel-
lung.
9ie 2eier beg r@oibineton Sour.
nails" ioIlten iih oieies Yrogromms
INNER erinnern Inn 6.45 l1br abenos,
bon Montag Biz 5reitag. Station
@-S-S-B-@ilfins Coffee,
Jreitags beginnt oos Hrogramm
Inn $50 ubr.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02
WHufifnabricbte
Bonn aatiOnaI Symphony ordeiter.

9as lebte populGre &on8ert oes
National SpmpbonD Sr6eIters am
%Dergangenen Sontag itono i'm Nab-
men elmer 8remieren-8 81 ranftaItung
un0 mar nm 10 intereiionter, ais 8Dei
BON ben bier CUR Muffiibrung gelang-
ten @erfeu Sd0pfungen bieiiger
Tonfiinitler pnren, Die ibre urauf-
fiibrung erlebten. 9ie onoeren 5pei
SontDerfe mnren ebenfans bon anle-
rifanern aber i1on on0erpGrts gee
1pielt tporOen, uno tpuroen bier gum
eriten Deal geb0rt.
9os Hrogramm tpuroe er0ffnet
nit Dem CHORAL iiber elm Sbeno BON
SoBler" BON GempIeton Strong. Die
Melo0ie, Die biel @ebnli9feit bat nit
unierm geiitli1en 2ie0: 80 Soupt
DoG 8Iut uno @unoen~, lit BON
&omponiiten lebr geiAmodpou Der=
orbeitet tporoen fir Strei1or6eiter
uno Duroe NIT GROCER &langi10n-
belt porgetrngen. Sierauf folgten
Die nMontana Sfi55en" Ser @al0"
nn0 Ser @ino iiber Der Brairie~,
BON g0naro 8otter, beioe geinidte
8e%rtonungen, Die elm bibf6es
gtimmungsbil0 Ser Natur abgoben.
Sobn @omea, 3peifeGos cine do
rafteriitii1e grf9einung, CAB ais
Damn cine briaionte @ieoergobe Iei-
ner u&bapiooD Negre", in Der feline
Sn~OiDi0ualitGt ais f6affenoer unO
ausiibenoer &iinitler gleidaeitig be-
merfenspert ~berbortrat. SSn oieIer
&bapioop bringt er nit 9ramotif eli
ne Mritf al @eb0r, Die 0ie religioien,
~flagenoen, anoererIeits bolbipiloen
Stimmungen i'm Negerleben BARTLETT.
Ean3motibe in Spncopen Sorm uno
alte Golfsmelo0ien linb BARN ge-
i6idt 8uiammen nermoben unD treten
abpe9felno i'm &lonier unD Sr1eIter
ouf. Scr. 8otpen ipielte oie &lobier-
partie nit pirfungsbouer lleber3elt-
gung uno feinem poetiidem @efiibl
uno muroe BON Yublifum febr gefei-
ert. gu9 Dem Sr6efter uno ieinem
Better muroe bel @%nerfenmtng gu
Sell.
Ser 5tpeite Seil brodte Die Auf-
fiibrrng BON 2oSoae Spier'S uSm-
preliions Of tie 8operD" -urfpriing-
Ii6 fir 8tDei &laOiere geiest-in Der
neuen Srbeiterbearbeitrne Scr.
Spier, oeiien fiinitlerii9e S1affens-
fraft i6on bdufig a%nerfonnt moroen
1T, bat bier nit meiIterbaftem &ealis-
mus Elm Invertebrates SongemdIoe ge-
l6affen uno mieoer ieinen STUFF nls
&omponiit BON Neuem bemieien. Gr
nuroe mieoerbolt berporgerufen.
Die ipmpbonii1e 9i6tune n6ran-
ceico ga Stimuli bon gidaifotpsfD
biIoete Die S1luBnllmmer oes @ro-
gromms uno fano cine por3iigli9e
8ieoergobe, piufiirlider ais beim
eriten Wtal uno oarltm UNI 10 elm
orlldsnouer.
@Isbetb Soloon 9ebnbor0t.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02
9emtider nnterititnnssbnnb,
0iitrift Nr, 40

9lm Mittmod, oen "a. Sonuar.
belt Der 0iItrift Scr. 40 feline beItbe-
iudte 8%eriammlung felt 3tpei Sabren
al. 9as gibt uns @elegenbeit 3ll
6eri6ten, oaB gum eriten Mal felt
5tpei Sabren ale 8ealnten antpeieno
fparen, SIS i1ien Elm neller @eiit elm
gefebrt 81 fem. 9ie @ei6afte pur-
ben l9nea erleoigt uno Damn gin9 es
CUR 8eamtentpabl. 9as &elultut
mar:
HrGiioent, Gbeo. @arfer;
8i5e-8rGii6ent, $. SO. ariemel-
meper;
Sefretdr, s. aronenbitter,
S6abmeiiter, Sarrp 4riemel-
meDer;
SruItees, sc. @oiner, Srib &ede-
meg, Sbeo. @oelftein.
M4e 8eamten milroen Damn our1j
ben ausi6eioenoen Yr1iioenten 90.
Hoiner eingeleBt.
@s muroe bei6loiien am 81. Mar5
einen San3 obaubalten. Ser BrG-
iioett ernannte ~folgenoes 4omitee oa-
8u:. 5rau S6la9ter, goriiBerin,
&err 8oiner, &err $. Seller, Serr
$. &~riemelmeper, 5rau $. &rieme!-
meDer. 9amit enoete oieie interei-
lante ~3ulammenfunft.
gbriit. &ronenbitter, Ser.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02
Nrmini1ts Qpae

Sn Der 3~uiammenfunft Der Armi.
MUS 2oge am 9ienstag, oen 6. Sc.
bruar miro Ser ELECTROMAGNETIC
erteilt peroen. 9ie Mitglieoer mer.
ben Inn 8ablrei6es gri9einen gebe.
ten. Die 8orbereitungen fir Ser
Samilienobeno am 10. MGro in
WaDflouer &otel iino in polem @an.
&c. Gin reidbaltiges @rogramm
miro our llnterbaltung Der @aite BET
frozen.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02
TerseFt nift Gner Mmtterlan6!
on Snes Agnes W. Sc. 8rode6ui6s8od
Clarendon, So.

~&dmpft nit 9esen 9nnser unO &Glte~
QaBt @uer 8olf ni6t u~nterge6'n,
@ebt S1erflein 81 S6erflein gum 9ilfs:
inert,
9amit aud SIR f0nnt beiteb'n.
9enn al[er 8eft Sanbel uno 8anoel,
@elb, Sorti6ritt, Nufbsu un0 9tedt,
Sic nSretbeit" ober pie Sbr's m0gi
renne1,
9dn9t ab bonn Menlden9eidledt.
SammeIt niGt MIR in Cure S1eunen,
8ie oes Wnmmons @eiit iibli6er 5port
Self chamber Dem Mutterlan0el
Gin &atI6lag, mad 8ottes 8ort.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02
gu b~erfanfen

&edt gut erbaltener &inoertpagen,
(Stroaer) preisDert.
Selefoniiher Mnruf: GREENWOOD
1942-8 6tpii6en ST l1br abenos.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02

@er Die oeuti9e Wiutteriprade
&idtig einauihdsen tueiB,
Ser gebort NIT Quit uno 2iebe
Stets gum beutiden 2e~ierfreis.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02
Asemtmr bes r@aibinstOn SOmrnal
9eatides 9elifateTen- @eidGft
1121 S Gtrafe, N.-@.
gersnisnnssfalenber

10. Tebrnar-u9~eu ti9amerifanii9e
Gport Stub, Masfenbau.
IL. Tebrnar ~ y&artenpartie" Der
Ct. WarD's Stride.
Is. Tebrnar - .9nrfeD Dinner"
gr1te &eformierte Stride.
II. Tebrmar 49, nOpiter-& ooit~ Der
Mmerifanii6en llnterftiisungs-
@eieGi1aft.
II. J~ebrnar-Oeuti6er E~beaterflub
nJiinftes Stiftungsfeit~.
%. Gebrnar - 8~eriammlrng oes
9eutihen Neutrality-suspicious.
9iitrift Scr. 40.
"a. Enthusiastically, Masfen-
ban.
"a. Tsbrnar Il. 6. 6. Of G., 0piter
Dinner, unterbaltumg, San5.
%. Tebrmar-nM Gnnergeiangberein"
&on3ert.
10. WGra-DA rminiusIoge", 9amen'
abeno.
II. MGrs-. 9euti9er Ebeuterflub"
8eranitaltung.
Is. NGrs-nD. u. g., Sumter
81. Mars = 8. 8. H.. 9iitritt 40.
Bali.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02

Sans S9leretb bon Der .Gocietb
Of @aibineton Mrtifts" bot ben erften
Hreis nit Der 8ronoemeooine erbal-
ten fir Dos bette Bib fir &ompoii-
ton uno @ortrait. Ser Sitel oes
8iloes lit n9ie S0l3erin~. Die Mus-
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02

lteaung Der Society Of @aibineton
artiits~ 1T in Der gorcoran @aaerie
uno 0auert Bis anfong Jebruor.
9os Bib uDie S0l3erin" entItano
ip1breno oes Dergongenen Sommers
in ben boDerii6en Bergen.