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The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-08-09
GEE WHIz! WE
 i HAVE NO SHOES!
Soccer Players All Set for Danae Bunch But Are
 Up Against It

If it is true, as Napoleon said, that an army travels on its stom- ach, it is equally true that SOC Ger team depends quite largely on the type of foot-gear with which it is equipped.
 In the Hawaiian Islands, the boys play football barefooted. and kick the oval pig-skin high and far from the unprotected insteps of their feet, but soccer ball is shaped differently; it is round, and doesn't fit the curve from toe to ankle. Furthermore, there is no soft, lush grass on the local Ball Park.
 Uncleated shoes are inclined to be slippery, and inadequate to fast travelling and quick turning, and by the time a player has lusti- ly thumped ball with his big toe a dozen times or so, he regrets it if that toe is not protected by a sturdy cap.
 Now, the local soccer team is in a dilemma The players are there, and they have plenty of speed and wind, more than enough kick left in their big toes, and all the ambition in the world. The possession of the latter is amply demonstrated by their challenge to the British Navy as repre- sented by the HMS. Danae, due here Saturday.
 But they haven't any football shoes. They can't play farefooted on the pebbles of the Ball Park, and they would be at a decided disadvantage playing in uncleated shoes. Their only hope is that the Danae will have enough to go around for two teams.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-08-09
HACK WILSON .
 IS RELEASED

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Hack VII son, few years ago one of the highest paid players in the major leagues, has been fiven his uncon- ditional release by the manage ment of the New York Yankees.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-08-09
DETROIT TIES
 SCORE IN 9TH,
 WINS IN 10TH
Cochrane Singles with Two Men on Bases to Drive
 in Needed Tally

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 9.-After tieing the score in the ninth in ming with two-run rally, Detroit rallied yesterday afternoon to beat St. Louis T to 6 when Cochrane singled in the tenth with two men aboard.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-08-09

Art Lasky, heavyweight conquer CT of King Levinsky, has been signed for bout with Steve Hamas, September 27, in the Garden Bowl in New York City.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-08-09

Kid Chocolate, former feather weight champion, staged another comeback the other night by get ting a decision over Buster Brown, in an eight round bout.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-08-09
GET RID OF ANTS AND ROACHES-QUICK

To banish these pests in hurry, just sprinkle Bu-hach where they appear-across their trails follow- ing them to their burrows if pos sible), and in cracks and crevices.
 Bu-hach makes short work of in- sect pests though it is guaranteed safe for human beings and animals.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-08-09
SPORT BRIEFS . ss ss'eks{e ss . e<s

Walter Johnson, the Big Train" who manages the the Cleveland Indians, is recovering from pleur- isy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-08-09
GIANTS CAN'T U. !. SC0RE;MUNC0
 SHUTS FEM OUT
Brooklyn Hurler Pitches Three-Hit Ball-Third
 Fitzsimmons Setback

NEW YORK Aug. g. - Mungo hurled Shit ball yesterday after noon for Brooklyn to shut out the Giants 2 to 0.
 The setback was Fitzsimmons' third straight since the eighth game winning streak ended.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-08-09
GAMES WEDNESDAY National League

Brooklyn 9; New York 0. Chicago 2, IA; Pittsburgh 4, 3. Philadelphia 2; Boston 3. St Louis 10; Cincinnati 4.
 American League Detroit T; St. Louis 6. Boston II; Philadelphia g. New York 1; Washington g. Cleveland II; Chicago 4.
 Pacific Coast League Oakland II; Portland 2. Sacramento T; Seattle 6. Los Angeles 0; San Francisco 2. Missions 10; Hollywood 6.
 Juneau City League Legion -Elks, rained out.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13
QbpuOis.

Der Director Sounofo CAB cine
$errengeieIidoft. Inter ohoeren
mar aud elm getpiIier 8rom erIdie-
men, ein Neuling i'm 9auie SounOIo.
9as @eiprGd betDeete fid in
ourhous geIittetpn gabnen. Bum
8eiipiel unterbieIt man li6 iiber
Sppnotismus.
gu 0ieiem 3bema nuBte Director
Sounofo cine a~ufregenoe @eidi6te
Su er5dblen.
sd reiite i'm borigen Sabr nit
meiner Grau I'M Snoii1eu Meerbr.
len. 8lOsIid gelt elm Sdrei iiber
oos Sdiff. Meine 6rou mar iiber
8oro gefuILen. Die 8oote neroen
berabgelaiien. Sd Iteb an Der &e-
ling, Jeff meine Sral ouftauHen.
@an5 in ibrer 01be elm rieIiger Sal.
@as til i9? Sd beiinn mid auf sic
BunOermadt Der Sppnoie. nDu
Ionft tie nidt freiienI~ iagt ib in
Der &idtlng arf ben Sal. r9u
louit tie niht f%reiienl gu iolit lie
nift freiienl" Smer5u Jag id Ons.
ltno Oh Sic es mir gIalben ODER
nift, Der Sal 8iebt rihtig ab, ulO
meine Jrau tuirO gerettet.~
Sn Oieiem AugenbIid betritt Grou
Director Soun6io oas 3immer nnO
begriiBt 0ie @1Ite hires @atten.
9err 8rom muitert iie aufmerf-
lam. Dnrauf pen6et er iid nit Der
leiien 6rage AT Sen Snusberrn:
uSagen Sc NAL, tparlm iont er
ie eigentlid MID freIien?"
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13
8anmbliitc in Der @adan.


n8anmbliite in Ser @ahau" -
oas lit elm S9lngfDort, oas BET ben
neutrality-suspicious. @ienern ME feline
Birfung berfebIt. au6 ib fonnte
Ben rieltgen @erbeplofaten nift mi
o~eriteben. fubr zines i1onen Sonu-
tags in Die gottgeiegnete Donoulano-
I6aft un0 ~ erlebte cine &ieienent-
tauidnng; Sic 0bitbdume bIiibten
ndmIid nod gar nidt, ntr Din5ige
&nOSp6en cabs at ieben; ionit
nidts.
Gmp0rt itiirnte id Sim 8irger-
meiiter Der Observation-Disclosures
@emein0e uno Iegte log:
r9as lit bod Elm unDpridamter
8etrug! 9ie 8alme bIiiben gar
ni6t, unO Sic Iaiien I6on in @ien
Sbre marftihreieriiden Hlofote an-
i4laeenl"
rSo, niiiens, Iiaber Serr", Ioate
Der 8iirgermeiiter un0 bob Oosiereno
ben redten 3eigefinaer, init Der
&eflome fam ma gar net friib ae-
mug anfangenl"
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13
@4nsas 9iaanpis.

Gin betnnnter Miindner arat
uno Brofeiior, Der sur9 Ieinen bic.
Oeren gbaratter uno ieine baperi.
fhe Munoort iiG ols3eidnete, muir
Sc zines Cages gu Der @attin zines
befnnnten &unitbiItorifers serufen,
Oie nls iebr fOrmIid unO arrogant
I'M @eien gait. @ie es bic @epobr.
belt oes leutieligen 4rates ipor, frat
er Bel ser Dame nit elmer fr1ftig
geidmetterten 8egriiBung: .@riinB
gobnn @oo6, Mnonme ~ mo febIts
NADIA BEL gnbnn" in oos 8ouooir.
Die gbegnttin Ses &unItbiitorifers,
Our9 Oieie gemiitlihe Anre0e in il.
rer geIeaiGoftIi1en Gteuung ge-
fr1nft, ltente ben Ar5t our GeOe:
sSerr 9oftor, i9 bin eetpObnt, nit
.enGOige 5rolt" o~ngereoet 5u tper'
0enl"
Ser arat, Oh Oes briigfen Cones
eritount, faBte Iid raid: nMaoame
- titot ma redt ber6li' leto, aba BON
oera &rnnfbeit fam i1 Sic net flu
rier'n ga miinB'ns i1o' gum
%ip9iater. @riiaB @ooo, MoOome!"
unO OeridwanO.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13

-3ur 81 q 9abmung. 2eb.
mann iagte gu Sdul8e neuli9 am
Stammtiid: r@onen tuetten, ou
tannit mir nidt Orei 5rogen beant.
porten, obne neili, ileln ooer nee au
iagen." u0os mare ia nod lido
Her~, iagt Sdul5, .penn id Oas
ni9t fonnte, i6 tpette aebn Mart
0agegen."
2ebmann fGnet an, bebt beiOe
SanOe bod unb fragt: n@iebieI
Singer iino 6as?" - n3ebn", iagt
Sdul8e.
2ebmattn bebt mieoer beioe San.
be bod, fneift eiuen Singer elm,
blin5eIt beri9mibt unO frngt: n@ie.
biel Singer fino 0as?"
SduI5e blin5elt nod bel Der.
idmiBter uno ingt Inneiam: v3e5n
tDeniger ems"
2ebmann madt elm bebeppertes
@eiidt uno iast: ~@d, Oenn fenait
bus ihon?"
~Ne", iagt Sdul8e bieoer unO
49,. bat berloren.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13

Cine Stunoe qIefd
fiji n 90 inuteu. Sin beriibm.
ter @ioniit gab aud 9IobieritunOen.
OSiemaIs ie0od pniiierte es, oaB Der
&iiuitler pirtIid ied0ig Ninuten
unterridtete.
gines Cages ioete er al einem
@efnnuten:
n8nrten sic bier flint Minuten.
id bin Damn Uieoer 90, id muB bier
cine R~labieritunbe geben.~
~ WeOi5in un0 . ufne
guf meinem lebten Iusflue geriet
ib in cine Hrobin3ito0t uno begcg.
nete bier uuf Der @rOmenaOe einem
olten acknowledgements:
.Nnnu, tpie tommit Oh bierber2"
ngtber id bin bod bier anidIiig
unO profti5iere idon ieit flint Sab.
rem"
Limb es mudt iid nit ser Era-
risg~
nGnorm. Sd fam mid Dor gu.
Iauf faum retten.~
Sinh Oenn bier iODieI Rronfe?~
rgaidt mebr ais Ionittuo. Gber
mir iinO bier fiinf5ebn Aerate am
Srt, uno sic nn6eren boben 10 gut
fuie nidts gu tun. Sd bin nam.
lid Der ein8ige, Der Oen 8atienten
Bel Suiten, Aitbn1a uno 8rOndiaI-
faturrb i4tpere 3iearren e%rlnubtl"
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13
n9nb, 10 me &isel Ober, brin-
gen sic mir Elm @Ias 8ierl"
~So, unO es miro nod pdrmerl"
SEQ, Damn bringen sic mir atpei."
3n geianO.

Ntbleten-&orI fam in 0ie Spre1-
itun0e Des Ar5tes.
.9err 9ofter, id babe in letter
3eit INNER lone SdpinoeIanfdGe."
Sop! Seben Sic ii6 nal aui
Sen StltbI itnO idlagem Sic elm
Bein iiber 6ns on0ere."
Mtbleten=&nrl tat mad @ebeiB.
Ser Arat fiibrte einen leidtcn
Sdlag auf Die SteGe unter Der &nie-
Ideibe.
Seine &eaftion.
@r pieoerboIt 0ag Experiment.
Mbermals nit negatibem &eiultat.
.Sml 9us iiebt iebr i4limm
aus"
D@ieio i9limm9-
r9ic Nerben reoeieren ni6t."
n@at beeBt oet?"
.@enn i9 aaf 0ieie 5telle bier
flopfe, 6onn muB 6ns 8ein in Die
&0be iGneaen. Sc frdftiger Der
Musidlag 1T, nm 10 geiiinoer iinO
Sic"
augenblidlid beforOert @tbleten-
-&arI ben gr5t nit einem Eritt in
oie @de.
9a3u bemerft er:
.@arum BAN Se mir bet mid
ileid ieiagt, oenn BAIT id Sbnen
BOD idon bei's eritemal Dor ben
8oud ietreten!@
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13

RompIi3iert 80 idneI
nad Sonie, &err Golleee? Sic ia.
ben tpobl etpas Dor
~Sa, cine feline Jeier. Seute
bot Der 8peite 5obn meiuer erfen
Grau ieinen oritten @e~burtstag!~
6abrpriung. 5eIicitas
madt ibre Gabrpriifung.
Der Brifuugsfommiiiar Iibt ne
ben ibr.
Hl0slid fwliiitert err:
n@in5igel @eIiebtel SiiBel Sd
liebe oid!"
.Mein &err!"
Gelicitas blidt i'm piiteno an.
Der 6abrlebrer itoppt:
SD babe Sbnen 6ies nur geIaet.
Inn 81 ieben, OF sic ihon reif fir
ben Giibreridein iin0. @os INNER
aud geideben mag, sic baben nidt
bon Der Gabrbabn peg5ubliden.
Stntt oeIien bnben Sic ouf mid ae.
idaut. Gommen Sic in bier @oden
tuieOer sur 9rlfuno."
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13
S6riftFeIIerei. .~9ie

SWrlII Iel4eIeL- .RSlE
berOienen Sbren QebensunterboIt
nit Sbrer 6eoer2~
~@eniB.
sir peIde 3eituugen ihreiberu
sic, menn ih frogen Oarf2~
SD ihreibe uift fir 3eitungen.
Sd idreibe ale Dier5ebn Eage ar
meinen Batter"
- &Ieines so iBDertGno-
Mls Strobels MeItelter Oos-
2idt Der Belt erbIidte, befano ii9
Ser 9apn seraoe arf elmer @eIddfts-
reile unO erfltbr Oas freuOige @reig.
mis- ouf telegrnpbiidem 8ege. Sic
iparinme iunge Wautter 0epeidiertes
ibm:
"Seioia 8, g.,
uno nenn StrobeI ettpas peniger
begriffsitusig getpeien tpdre,.
Damn bate i'm elm Blid ins GHe
Eeitoment auf Die riftige 56brte ge.
bra9t: u0enn urs lit elm Rino ge-
borer, elm Sobn lit uns gegeben......" '
gr aber las Oas ratIeIbaFte Tele-
gramm pieoer uno nieoer uno mein-.
te idlieBIid fopfidittteIno 8u ieiuem
@eid6ftsfreuno:
o9Henbar lit es elm Sumee, Der
teun Hfuno unO feds @rnmm tpieet-
Sd beritebe ilur nidt, nie meme
6rnu nuf Die perriidte S0ee forttmt.
i'm ausserednet Sefaia 8u nennenl~
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13

Die eiferne Station.
Gin befdnnter NoropoIforl1er bate
ii9 fir cine neue Expedition elm
Haar beionOers frdftige Sdaftitie-
fel BEL ieinem 2eibiduiter beitelt.
Bel Der Mnprobe frogte Ser MeiIter,
tDie iid 6enn 0as leBte Ynar 1uf Ser
borigen &eiie betpdbrt babe.
"ausge5ei6netl" ermi0erte Iaiiig
Ser beriibmte Monll. ngs tparen
Die beiten StiefeI, Die id ie auf elmer
Bolfabrt gegeiien babe
Ser &eifenoe. .Stenen
Sic mid ols &eiienoen einl Sd bin
Ser bette 8eiien0e Der @eIt."
Gut. Sd babe bier einen Soften
Strimpfe, beriuden sic, ben 5i
Oerfaufen -
Ser &eiien0e eebt.
Ser &eilenOe fommt nab a6t "a.
gen pieoer.
SEA, BADEN sic bic Striimpfe
Derfouft2~ frost Der gbef.
nNein.~
.Namal SD oadte, Sic tparen
Der bette @eiien6e Der @elt?"
SD babe mid geirrt. Sd bin
nur Der 5tpeitbeIte Der bette lit
oerienige, Der Sbnen 0ieien Soften
angebrebt bot"
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13
g dperHdn0ia g

ritdnoig. Der
lteben Sic etmas bonn Ernbrennen2~
0Aber ii1erl Cont tpiiroe id ior
ieOen Gag gu ipdt ins @eidaft tom-
menu
so mar 0as ni1t gemeint: iGp
m0dte pielmebr nilien, OBJ Sic ettpos
bon Yfer0en b~er1teben!"
~5eIbitperitdnolidl Gum BelpieI
oas meiBe Yfer0 ga 6riiben, oas iIt
Elm iogenonnter Sdimmell"
DaS 9rnfeI. Gpangen.
berg iii l6Aerlid obergIdubiId. So
pfIegt er morgens sic 9ibeI an eiaer
~beliebigen Stele aufouidIagen unO
0as Shrifttport, auf 0os ieirt erIter
Slid fGlt, aIs Gorbeoeutung fir
ben gan5en Sng 81 nebnen.
Selte mar es ungIiidIiHettpeiie'
Nattbaus 81, 5: uno Srioos
ging bin unO erbdnete ii1 Ielbit.~
8eritimmt fIappte er al, I1Iug
an elmer dn0eren STEELE nuf un0 las
Die 8orte: r@ebe bin uno the 6es.
glei6en ...~
ga erblaBte Spangenbers uno
entidloB iid gu einem 6ritten, lintpi.
oerrufli9 lesten @eriad. llno 0ies.
NAL las er 5u ieinem nidt geringerr
@ntieBen: 1Bns on tuit, ons tue
baIo!~
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13

Ole Sano in Ser z a
de. sic ipra4en iiber einen &C.
meiniamen 6reunO.
D@eiBt 0u~, iagte &urt. 1@olter
lit eigentli9 elm redt 9efaniger
Meni1. @enn man ettpas geber
ion, lit er INNER Ser erfte, ser mil
Der Snno in 6ie 9aide ereiftl"
nSa, uno ite iolange Oarin bebGlt,
BIG Sic @efabr boriiber it'll" iagte
8eter.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13

&ehenerempeI. n@os
niirOeit OH MAIDEN, menu on orei
4epfel auf bier @erionen OerteiIen
iouteit?"
n4pfelmusl~
9empi paffati. sgm
Sonntoe mar BEL uns mas 5eiues
81 Ieben. Inner 8iirgermeiiter lit
nit bielen onoern @i1nnern bon Der
Stride ms &otbaus gegougen. Sem
mars pirfli9l Cine oide longe
&ette bat er Inn ben Gals gebnbt.
Bar's BEL euh aud Jog
nNee, mir iinO nidt 10 Gngitlih,
mir Iaiien uniern @iirgermeiiter frei
rumlaufen."
@e rniinftiger Stan0-
punt. unten i'm @arten oes
Srrenbunies promenieren Die tueni.
ger gef6brliden &flegIinge.
0a tat lih Oben in Der @ribat.
pobnung Oes leitenOen Ar5tes Elm
6euiter nui, cine Dame eudte Der.
aus unO REF binunter:
r@err 9atteIboum, adj bite, sic
fonnten mir nal Elm biBden beim
gobnern 6eIfea."
Iuf Dies 4nfinnen ertpioerte 9at.
teIbaum: o@as? Sd oIs SOiot iol
Sbnen Die Stuben bobnern2 SD
bin bod niht mei1uggel"
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13

= nnter g Ri s er n. nMami,
@iintber lit ipieoer eigeniinnig" +,
fIogt @infrie0.
u8as bat oenn nun ser gorItige
groBe 8ruoer pieOer getan?" frogt
5rau 9oubenpferd.
r8ir ipielen Grtrinfen, uno er
mill gar nidt untergeben."
GrGuIein Sousange.
teIIte. 9err %iiB lit ieit Orei
@oden in &orlsbao. Mnfongg ser
Oierten erbalt pr foIgenOe Dring-
Orabtung: n3pei @~obn5immerbir-
men uno gnd 6rau ourdgebrannt.
Inlla.~
-Das S6napsgebI1en
~Meuobdr, mas is oenn oas for q
@o6el?"
s9us is e &otsebIden, mein Sum-
ee.~
uMuo06r, tparlm beet Oenn Ser
tleene 8ohel fotgeblnen?~
r8eil er ne rote @eble bat, Sun
&C."
uMlbooar, mern er MI ne GREENE
@eble Fat, is es bod e @riensebI.
den"
nSa, mein Sunge."
nMuo0dr, Ou ia6it bod INNER,
Der gooer gieBt iobiel Sdnaps
ourd ieine @eble.~
aSa, mein Sunge.~
oMuOodr, oenn is bod unier
8ooer d SdnopsgebI9enl".
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13
sebniadt in ScReIm.

ssld, SruOden, man miiBte 10
I'M Sras iisen f%onnen, jana itia uno
nur Die 8dlile rauiden b0renl~
~aber, bet fannie bier bod ba-
ben, Suio!~
~So9ite 10, ober meine 6riib-
iabrsboie is cen biBfen fnapp ie-
fuoroen, luenn i'd mir nieoerIolie,
plaben mir binten Die Rn0ppe
rausl"
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13
6 in Srn1 Il.

Gin Croft. n&err GOT
tor, iagen sic mir gang ebrIid, mie
Itebt es nit meinem &er5eu?~
uSffen geitanoen, SER 8eterien,
nidt DEFENDERS - nber penn sic
redt borii6tig iinO, miro es idon
ausbolten, 10 Ionge Sic Iebenl"
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13

Ole ltbr an elmer Stride in
Mouen Itommt aus Dem Sabre
1889; ibr YenoeI piroe TIA err
neuert. sic sc. as5@ :armer to.
oeIlos.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13

SW OlDN UltlbeS
id b1tt ben &arIie
Iirpiper iptpers Rnie
gele9t I'm bait i'm
Oas Sell nit E
. &Orspipp beriobIt.
OoB er fif orei
@ode Iaug nit Oie-
tent bdtt iese fon.
men, ais oaB id i'm
nit bIos Die 9errni-
fden aetptpe b6tt ben
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13

Ger @runo. Isle min
ideinbor nidts .mebr BON mir nil
ienl~
nSo, iie peiB chen ibOn 8u oieI
bon 0irl"
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13

Ole GnfeI. Sn Morien-
BAD fragt elm 8erliner @aIt Den
@ei6dftsfiibrer oes &otels, in Dem
por einbun0ertunoaebn Sabren
@oetbe gepobnt bat:
~Sagen sic mol, Cert Director.
tparum bat es oenn Soetbe in 81.
rem Snuie eigentIid nift iefalen?"
1Ad, oas lit 10 LANCE Dor meiner
3eit gemeIeu. MHr baben sic in
ieinen Hriefen etipas barber ge-
funoen, Serr Ooftor?"
~Nee, oos mid. 4ber Bel Sbnen
bGngt Die grinnerungstafel bon
1928, uno oriiben bel Der aoafur.
rera bat er 1926 ieipobut."
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13
Der e~lesante Ssrr.

SdIumper bolt penig ouf fem
4euberes; trosOem mill er cine Sc
ienIhoftsfobrt nod England, benz
QonOe Der er1fteIten &errenfIeiOung
uno Der Itrengen 6ormen, tuagen.
I'm Die notpenoieiten Spra6fennt-
niile Su getDinnen, bittet er einen Be-
fonnten Inn SiIfe. Man muB bod
menigltens wiiien, ipie oie anforOe.
runsen Oes tdgIi9en 2ebens englil4
oltsgeoriidt tperoen. @elde Hein-
Iihfeit, tpern man lhnen einen It'll
len 9rt aufIu1en miiBte unO i'm
mangeIs Der notpenoigiten Sprad-
fenntniiie nidt gu finoen Dermodte.
Ser GrennO bilft bereitpiaigit
aus.
~uno mas Sbre Iebte Grage ait-
gebt~ - i1lieBt er feline 2eftion
noblpouen0 nit einem fritiiden
SeitenbIif nuf 6dlumpers @oblan-
ge5ogenbeit - nio finoen sic in
ieOem 2ofnI cine Cir nit Ser @uf-
ihrift nfor Gentlemen" - Sic ge-
ben ober troBoem REIN
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13

Penn, gu peIder aluiie sebOrt
Oieies Eier?~
@oidubed meIbet fid: BUR Ober.
tertio, Serr Doftor, mir bnben i'm
ms fir berte BLOB eepumpt.:.."
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13

pSobt SIR mift cine aniidtsfarte
bonn SonSI SD uiirOe meiner Sron
gerne cine ididen uirO mein SEN
Iter oarauf nnfreu8en."
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13

n&anfen Sic mir bod Elm @l6s.
den Sonig al, i9 babe beute nod
fem einaiges berfouftl~
.8ie fommt 6as Oenn2"
1Sa, id babe e6en Hea Oarinl"
~geee, tDenn Sic He9 orin ba-
ben, taufen mir AUDI feins!"
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13
Effener S6reibsbrief Oes
Sbuibp 9anerambfer.
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Iaein Iieber Serr Saskatchewan
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-11-10
COTTON YIELD
RAISED IN TEST

SUMTER, S. C. U.N.s0.-On a
5o-acre cotton tract near here
a planter is bending tenderly over
the green, rapidly growing Dolls
He is C. G. Rowland president
of the National Bank of South
Carolina, and if his schemes
come true he will have a new
type of cotton for the market,
which will yield approximately
Is per cent more lint.
Mr.. Rowland is experimenting
with a five-lock boil, and gradu-
ally he seems to be obtaining a
pure strain. While other farmers
are blowing up their cotton. he
is working to secure type which
will have a far greater yield
than the normal kind.
He has so acres Of the five
lock type now, although ne has
plowed up his full share OF the
old type under the AAA program.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-11-10

At one side of the inset stone, extending half
way over on to the adjacent rock Of the solid hill,
she traced the outline OF crude carving, very old,
but unrnistakable 1.-THE mysterious sign Of the bird
in the basket"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-11-10

They brought water from a stream that ran close
by, and thoroughly scrubbed the face Of the rock
and the area surrounding it, in search Of clues.
Prudence suddenly stopped her work, noticeably
pale. She pointed silently.
Evening star., 1934-01-23

gargling this way in two or
three minutes.
Ask your doctor about this.
And when you buy. see that you
get the real BAYER Aspirin. It
dissolves almost instantly. And
thus works almost instantly you
take it internally. And for q
gargle, it dissolves completely
enough for this purpose. Get q
box of II tablets or bottle of "a
or 100 at any
Evening star., 1934-01-23
CITIZENS APPROVE
OLD-AGE PENSIONS
James F. DuhameI Explains
Proposed Law to North
Capitol Group.

Unanimous approval Of old-ase Sc
eurity for the District was registered by
members of the North Capitol Citizens
Association last night at meeting IN
Mckinley High School:
James F.. Duhamel Of the Association
of Oldest Inhabitants, who has made q
study of the several bills pending IN
Congress providing for old-age pensions
addressed the association. reading the
main provisions of the bill and answer
ing questions. ,,,.,,,
Mr.. Duhamel, introduced by William
Henderson, told the members OF many
incidents which occurred in that section
of the city Just after the Civil War.
In connection with the old-age pen
Hons, he pointed out that the popula-
ton of the poorhouses had doubled
within the past four years and declared
pensions for the aged would practically
do away with this condition. Washing
ton has q relatively small laboring class
population, Mr.. Duhamel said, and for
this reason would not have expenses
as great as States which now have old
age pensions.
It has been shown, he said, that IN
States where old-age pensions are avail
able, the expense to the taxpayers IS
only $40 for each individual, or only
one-half of what taxpayers pay IN IN
other States. Mr.. Duhamel closed his
talk by telling of the origin OF the bill
and urging the association to adopt q
resolution favoring the measure.
The Public Utilities Committee OF the
rroup was instructed to answer the
Public Utilities Commissions request to
list needed changes of routes for car
lines in the city and members were
asked to submit their suggestions to the
committee in writing within the next
few days. John F. Hardie stated that
street car service on North Capitol
street has become worse since the for
nation Of the new transit company. He
said that after buying a weekly pass
1t was necessary to stand for Is min
utes waiting for car and then prob
ably three cars would come along in
succession.
william Henderson called attention
Of the group to the membership drive
planned by the Federation of Citizens
Associations and the group voted to par
ticipate in the movement.
The Committee on Postal Facilities
WAS instructed to study the needs of
the area for branch post Office and
make a report at the next meeting.
A resolution was adopted to urge the
District Commissioners to take proper
action concerning the Alzardo apart
ment house on Rhode Island avenue.
In the resolution it was pointed out
that after fire in the building over
year ago tiles have been falling from
the roof to the sidewalks from time to
time, thus endangering the lives of per-
sons below: that water IS collecting in
the basement of the establishment
causing health menace, and that per-
sons have been seen entering and leav-
ing the building up to o'clock in the
morning, who seemed to have no au-
thority to do so
In another resolution adopted the
group favored the continuance of Miss
Sibyl Baker in the capacity Of director
Of municipal Fairgrounds.
Evening star., 1934-01-23
Almost Instant Relief From Colds
in this Simple Way

II you catch a cold-don't take
chances with cold killers" and
nostrums. A cold may be dam
gerous to take chances on.
The method pictured above
is the way doctors throughout
the world now treat colds.
This is recognized as the
QUICKEST, safest, surest way
to treat a cold. For it often
checks an ordinary cold almost
as fast as you caught it. Do this:
1. Take 2 Bayer Aspirin Tablets.
2. Drink Full Glass of Water.
Repeat treatment in 2 Hours.
8. If throat is sore, crush and
dissolve 3 Bayer Aspirin Tablets
in a half glass of water and
gargle. This eases the soreness in
your throat almost instantly.
Evening star., 1934-01-23

ing them the right to cancel agreements
In the event Of devaluation Of the gold
dollar. currency imitation or increased
costs through N. r. A. operations.
It was brought out in the testimony
Of Rear Admiral Christian J. Peoples,
chief Of the Bureau Of Supplies and
Accounts, at hearings on the Navy sup
ply bill, that the Standard OIL Co. Of
New Jersey, the Mexican Petroleum Cor
poration and the Colonial Beacon Oil
Co. submitted bids containing Q hedge
clause, all Of practically the same word
ing. which would increase the bid prices
by reason Of increased costs due to op-
GRAFTON Of the N. r. A. or for other
causes"