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The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

Our candidate FOR stase represent
dent republican, capable and cour
ageoss who cannot be controlled by
party bosses, and who caters NOT
the the political "whims" and desIr
esof political parties. Yet, he has
a boss. Little Estrelda Consuella
Horton. nearly three years old.
She's the only one who a pull him
around by the collar and get away
with it. For little Estrelda, cand-ii
date Horton would stand upon his
head.
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11
THE OCTETTE CLUB

The Octette Club met at 6 a. M.
on Long Suhool's play ground. 10
Gated at 26th and Franklin Sts.-
Team No. ! consisting Of Mrs. p.
FoxaH, Mrs. I. Anderson, Mrs. R.
A. Robinson, Mrs C. Brown. .defeat-
ed team No: 2, consisting of Mrs:
Q: 7: Whitlow, Mrs: c. Arnold, Mrs.
F. S. Goodlett, and Mrs. C: r Ro-
berts, afterwhch a delightful waffle
breakfast was served at the home Of
Mrs. G. Arnold, 2802 Franklin St.
The next meeting will be at Elm
wood Park.
Mrs. @. R. Roberts-PresI
Frs. G. Brown-Reporter
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11
MRS. AMANDA GREEN DIES

Mrs. Amanda Green, 1915 bionoo
Street. age IS. passed away on Tues-
aav July 81, at the University Hos
pital.
Funeral services were held FRIDAY
August 8. from st. Clair Chapel, 22nd
and Miami Streets, under n direct
ions Of J. d. Lewis Undertaken, ana
burial was at Forest Lawn Cemetery.
Mrs. Green leaves to mourn her
death, a husband, Mr.. John Green, a
son ROLAND, fou years old a mother
Mrs Rebecca Peorose, other relatives
md a host Of friends.
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11
Mrs. Spear Of s54 North astb q

Mrs Spear of 954 North 28th 81
entertained twenty guestes at a lunch
entertained twenty guests OF a nnch-
tiful home in honor of Mrs. Charles
A. Napoleon of Shreveport. La, who
has been visiting in Denver Coo. and
is enroute to the Fair in Chicago,
She viii visit New York and several
cities east before she returns South.
A very dainty men was served after
which several pictures wer taken of
the group The house was decorated
with gladolas and otter cut flowers.
The hostess was assisted by her
sisters Mesdames Fannie Porter and
Georgia Chester.
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

Oh me; Oh my; here rs a good one
for you, and its really no fish story.
Remember l told you that Mr.. q. J.
Fisher and Mr.. Howard Of the Field
Club went fishing last week, well
here is the results Of that trip: In
Mr. Fishers car, after the n & N.
left town about 3 a m, got to their
fishing spot about $50 a. m. Us
ing a bag Of chicken bait that stands
out by itself. Mr.. Howard dropped
it into the water, casting his eyes
upon a picnic table, Mr.. Howard
stretched himself out upon it to wait
for the fish to locate that big sur
PRISE bag for several hours. Mr..
pleaded with him to raise the line
but gave up hopes, and began sing
ing, Lazy Bones" Fish don't bite at
my line"-Results:- No fish, but
plenty Of sleep
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11
MUSICIANS WIFE WINS
$4,000 DAMAGE SUIT

Judgement was entered in favor
# Mrs. Eva Gaines, 2726 Blonde
St, against Noggs and Statesman in
the sum of $4,000. in the District
Court at Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Mrs. Gaines sued Nogg and Saltz-
mar for the death of her husband,
Leonard Gaines, in a a wreck on
October 20, 1882
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

We never know what tomorrow
may bring. Glance at this, Mr.. T..
Thomas, head waiter at the Field
Club, came DO work Monday, and re-
ceived an offer that did not meet his
approval, and Wednesday, he was re-
placed by a young Office mar as head
waiter. Mr.. T. Thomas said. be was
a very poor hand at spelling things
Boy, oh boyi
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

Mr.. Chester Hodges also received
q surprise Sunday night, when he re-
viewed his last pay check at tie
Field Club Gee, isn't that old say
ing full filling Here today and gone
tomorrow.
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

recommend 1t to any
one who is over
weight" Mrs. A.
Ropiak, So. Muwau-
kee, Wis.
To win a slender,
youthful figure take
a nal t~easpoonful of
Kruschen Salts in a
glass of hot water
first thing every
morning. h fat
is leaving you gain
in a
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

We truly hope Mr.. Hodges will
land a job soon, as all the boys at
the Club think well of him, and re-
gret very much of last Sundays af-
fair
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

and physical charm-look younger;
Many physicians prescribe 1t and
thousands of fat folks all over b
world have achieved slenderness. A
lar lasts 4 weeks and costs but a tri1e
at any drugstore. But protect your
health-make SURE you get Kruschen
-it's the SAFE way to reduce and
money back II not satiEded.
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

Two Of our walters n the service,
Bill TAYLOR and Preston Langley, are
doing their stuff temporarily on the
crack Portland Rose, and report the
Roses are prettier than ever the
ocean Is bluer, and the nights are
cooler, but still there is no place
like home. Are you telling US?
l will be with you next Saturday,
Good luck, and happy thoughts.
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11
AN E FOR
K. co,

Mrs Maud Mccall. Of 1908 South
31st St., is an agent for the RATHER
inc K Covset Co, whose office is
208 Patterson Bldg
Mrs. MuCall has quite a few cus-
toners in the city, and wishes that
til interested in the Katherine K.
~Senderizing Wonder Corset, get in
touch with her at the above address !.
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

Mr.. F. L Fisher is turning in very
nicely at the Field Club. and hopes
to land a position there soon. He is
right in line, so he tells me
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11
VISITS RELATIVES IN OMAHA

Miss Ann McKcin of Portland;
Oregon was a visitor for the past
week at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
William Davis and Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene McGill. 5403 So. oath ST
Miss McKoin was on her way to
the Worlds Fair in Chicago and will
go from there to St. Louis for ar
extended visit.
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

Little Miss Ruth Marie Wright
celebrated her Fourth Birthday, Tues
day evening August 4. at 1885 North
23rd Street There was a
chocolate cake trimmed in pink, WITH
four pink candles. Eleven other child
rem participated in maklns LarIs
Ruth's Birthday a happy one. Toys
were displayed and games "eFe
played. Ruth Marie wore a pretty
bl1a dress. with pink ribbons. Ice
cream and candies were served.
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

Mrs. Florence Terrell, the wire Of
Dr.. Price Terrell, OF 25o2 North 24th
Street. viii leave on the 18th OF Aug.
to visit her cousin, Mrs. Hattie HA"
thorn In Los Angeles. California
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

is taking place. This Office calls for
one who can and yill cooperate with
other county OFFICIALS, as it is through
cooperation and harmony that the best
Of service can be rendered the com
munity
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

taxpayers HIS ftsnds say that
Douglas county is fortunate to have
the opportunity to choose a man or
MS laliber for this important position.
and from the pledges Of support tina
have com from many thousands Of
Douglas county citizens, It looks as
though a big swing toward Schroeder
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

Mrs. Catherine Preston left August
6 for a motor trip to Oklahoma the
party touring, consists OF her molne1'
Mr Chesney and aunt. Mrs. WADE
ard Mrs. Katie Henderson They are
nrute to Muskogee and Tulsa
oklahoma, and are expected 70 stay
two weeks
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

Mr.. Than Lucas has his lot again
out at the Country Club since MI.
Thomas has left the Field Club re-
ports, Business is good, thank you"
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

Little Elaine Hogan celebrated her
Ninth Birthday on August L, at the
home of Mrs. Esther Dixon, zoSo
Mamie Streets. There were IA children
present. Ice Cream and cake ana
noncicles. and candy was served Inc
srsecial feature was the entertainment
Of Claude Hogan a cousin to Elaine
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

Mr.. Shirley Kennedy, OF 1882 ano
ona half North 22nd Street, engineer
at the Krounce Block on out 10TH
Street. for a number of years. and
.,so 8 member Of San Turner's Orches-
ira. win motor to Chicago for his sec
ond year, to visit the Worlds Far.
Mr.. kennedy expects to stay a week or
ten days
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

Well, I must sign off, as time and
space tells me to, but will be with
you again next Saturday, and until
then, wen see you in Harlem.
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11
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you consult me. Satisfaction to
all or no Fee accepted.
READINGS CONFIDENTIAL
Hours 9 a. m to 8 p. m. Daily
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The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11
MADAM IA BARR

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Life, Love, Business and Marriage
Readings that please and satisfy
Don't fail to pay a visit. Lost and
Hidden, Located Names and
dates given Special Readings Soc.
Daily 9 a m to 8 p m , 2206
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The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

No India Hogan, son and
in CIV. OF Amsry Mississippi are 10
visiting her SONS and brother lne
ar+ions are to stay about a week.
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11
ALONG THE LINES

Our President, Scion G. Bell, has
divisions. and reports more mill
tant action is in evidence all along
tant action is in evidence all aong the
the Ines, and monthly increases.
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

The Trf-Pi-Ra Club rooms were the
scene Of one OF The gayest
birthday parties held IN this city TOT
quits a while.
Mr.. John Anderson was lavshly
entertained there by Mrs. Marie Wilson
On the night Of August 3. The guests
were met at the door by n OF ON
.ha,- widely known walters, Leonard
MCGOWAN from Omaha Club, carry
ing a tray Of cooling and refreshing
beverages. After the guests sat down
at different tables to play bridge; Gig
arg. cigarettes chewing were pass
than a delightful nd colorful dutch
luncheon served TO all. Mr. Ande'
sou resolved many valuable and o~u
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

Happen to stop in death Valley"
last week to let Mr.. Ais out, and
boy. you should have seen several
walters placing themselves on the
outside Of one of those a & l beers
1t may be wise if Harlem would
wake up. 1t may not be the best
"a. but what a mug, OIL Oh!
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

Pew. c. c. Harper a wife, anu
daughter. Thelma, was the hou
Guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny JACK
ION 2so4 Decatur Street a oencs
,,,cnaon was served, and 3 oehsnuu
ouarinq was spent at Mrs. JACKSON
home. The Reverend no
snroute to Chicago.
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

Mrs. r.. l.. Gnes, 2217 North 18th
Street, served a delicious breakfast to
a few friends. Sunday morning at 10
10 a m The menu consisted of~peach-
brown fried chicken, rice. homemade
rolls, butter, Detroit Syrup and
coffea. All present declared having q
very nice time.
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

N.- and Mrs. Otis Isaac are stop
-, az Mrs. Isaac's mother
1obn A. williams at 241S Mapie.
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

If you happen to miss your friend
waiter, don't worry. Just stop in
Harlem. and if he is not there, just
wait, and he viii show up soon. Oh
boy, this n & M. and Bell place sure
is u swell spot to locate them
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

Mrs.C. c. Dudley and family nave
taken an apartment Win A D
At zo1o Lake Street.
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

The Misses Noami Beker, Elsie Bark
Tracy st., Kansas City MO- were
charming visitors in Omaha lot Ae
mast two weeks. They hive eeen nlgnly
entertained by their many frfenos III
Omaha, and left our city, TUESDAY Aug
7: Omaha regrets losing such charm
ing visitors.
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

Mr.. A. SIMON, a very good waiter
indeed, is back in the city, and has
been going good at the Field Club,
and so. He tells me that he is ex-
pecting to land a regular birth at
the so soon. Hope you luck old Pal
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

Although the amendment has been
repealed, the city of Omaha Is still
no rain.
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

We are not very often heard from,
but wish to inform our friends, we
are progressing slowly but surely
We have a splendid team of Off
GERS and members working in cooper
atom TO build up an organization we
will be proud of. The officers are
as foIlows:- Scion c. Bell, Pres;
Elder G Scott, First Bice President;
George Halsey, Seuond Wee Pres.i
John r. Brnggs; Third Vice Presi-
dent, John HIsgfpve, Fourth Vice
President, John Barker; Fifth Vice
President, Rufus G.. Long; Secretly,
Eugene West, Treasurer Omaha will
be known as headquarters for the
POODCW., with Denver, Ogden, Los
Angeles and Portland Oregon as d.
vsons
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

Mrs. r. F. Mills of Nashville Tenn
is visiting her aunt, MIS-
~ Of 2a11 Cummings Street
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11
LOST 81 POUNDS OF
FAT-DIDN'T CUT
DOWN ON FOOD

Il lost 81 lbs. by taking Kruschen
Salts and it had no Ill effect on me. I
didn't cut down on a single food
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

Mrs. 3. M. Waddle and Mrs M L.
Pitman, entertained fourteen ladies' at
the home Of Mrs. Waddle, 1907 North
gath Street. Thursday, July z6. A de-
licio,,s four course dinner was served
The table was beautiful decorated
with a large basket Of garden flowers
This dinner was given in honor OF
Mrs jackson, who is visiting ner Two
nieces, Mrs. Hooper and Miss Myrtle
Calhoun of 24OS Maple Street.
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

Miss Minnie Rreyor. and her niece
Mics Rernice Saunders, entertained a
Group of young people at their home
Thursday night, in honor OF Mls4
rha,na and Williams Howard OF
Seattle, washington. and Mr.. D
Simpson Of Bay Mississippi Dahcie
+h nrinciple . feature OF the
evening.
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

tiful presents. The club members pre-
sensed him with a very appropriated
one. that carried their good wishes to a
fellow club member.
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

Mr. Alton B. Goode, who has been
e t active in our organization, was
selected as our delegate to the In
te~rnatipnaI Unions Convention be-
ing held in Minneapolis, MINI, on
Aug. IA He will leave Wednesday
night to meet with delegates prior
to the convention. We are very
proud Of Mr.. Goode. as we know he
is the capable man to present our
urpos and bring us valuable IN
formation
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. E. l. Kncaio OIL 'iV'
Ccs-by Street, nave reIurheu ~
vacation in Portland, Oregon
cao++,a Washington, and
80, Columia- They reported a de
Iightful trip.
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11
LAS

R. R. NEWS C. 465.
PROTECTIVE ORDER OF DINING
CAR WATERS
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

Mrs. Lulu R ThomAs-Reporter
The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11

Polly
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27
Aenbernngem in @erfebrsitrGkea
8aibingtOns seplant.

8eieitigung ODER Menoerung 0es
iebigen @eleiiemirrporrs Der eleftri-
l1en StroBenbabn an Ser belebtpn
@de Der 14ten StraBe, q. So. nno
Der ~getp yorf Apenl1e4 lit Oefini-
tib in Musii1t genommen morOen.
Die Bubble Utilities gommiilion~
bon @oibington tpirO ifber 0iele
Srage un0 6ie MOgIidfeit ibrer So
Iang am 80. SuIi cine 0ffentlide
@ernebmling BON 6odIeuten un0 8e-
iprednng Ger Gage nbbalten. Snge-
nieure oieier Gommiliion baben Die
Sa1lage i9on unteriu6t; oeren 8e-
ri1t miro am 80. Srli ~borgelegt
tper0en. Man beobli9tigt ferner.
menn m0gli9, oos @erbot 0es Muto-
mobiIberfebrs auf Der 14ten StraBe
oberboIb Ser rs S" StraBe uno an ail-
0eren 8erfebrspunften moreens unb
obenos CUR 3eit bes Saiipton0ranges
Der Mutos, ferner 8erIegung ser @i-
IeniAienen Der @leftrii1en run0 Inn
ben Dupont Circle berum un0
enoli6 9urGgongsomnibuiie (@r-
preB buiies) bon vgbebD gbaie" in
bic Staot. Mn Der @de Der IS"
StroBe uno 14ten StroBe, 90. 8.
Ioaen Die elettriiden GtroBenbabn-
tpagen oie Ate GtraBe binltnter oi-
reft CUR rBennfDlbonia 4benue" ge-
leitet meroen itatt nod rehts uno
limits borber umanbiegen. Son Der
IS" GtraBe aus iouen Die @agen
entmeoer bic lite GtraBe binunter
BON Ser Connection" Apenue CUR
u8enniplbania" Mberute Iuufen ODER
Die 15te GtraBe binein am n8elasco-
Sbeater" borbei our nBenniDlbania"
MDenue ODER Die IS" StraBe entlang
quer iiber Die r14te@ beriiber geraoe-
aus 5ur 13ten StraBe, @de Stem
gorf" abenlte un0 Die w13te" ber-
unter mad SiiOen our nG@ StraBe.
autos ioGen iiber GtroBen eeleitet
meroen, Die feline StroBenbabngelei-
lie beliben. Ser iogenannte Bead
Oribe" i'm ~Nod Greet" Yarf ioa
brett gum u2incoln Monument" ge-
fiibrt weroen. Die StraBenbabnge-
ienI9aft ion nit ben Oorgeidlagenen
a~enoerungen einberitanOen fem.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27
Msne straken int uSROd Greet" Bart
geSIant.

Sir bic enogiiltige Sertigltelung
Ser Iange geplnnten AutoitraBe i'm
.Mod Greet" @arf, BON Der ~
GtraBe Biz our sc" StroBe, bemil-
liate Ser Staatsiefretar oes Snnern,
SIDES, i'm Namen Der Bubble 8orfs
Administration" $165,000. 5erner
peroen fir cine StraBe an Der Ttr-
ginin=Seite BON Der uMrlington-
Wemoriol" Bride Bis CUR Sep"
Bride in @eorgetown $280,000 sur
gerfiisung seItelt. 9ie &egierlna
beIibt idon bas 2ano i'm 18of Greet
Nurm, aber ni9t IN 8irginia. Der
nOr6liheEeil oes groBen ~&od Greet
8arfes" miro alio balo NIT benz go.
tomac- 8arf berbunoen tDeroen, onrb
BEN .3oologii1en @arten" binourd
ODER bielmebr UNI ibn berum. Ser
untere Sell oes Yarfes miro bolo
fir oen Mutoberfebr freigegeben per-
Sen, etuo I'M n1dlten Jriibiobr.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27
&aibingtOner
SOnrmsaaserIei
0ebaItberbeTerang Der 8eamten ieit
15. SnIi.

Set Mitte SsuIi befommen oie
amerifanii9en Negierungsbenmten
einen Eeil ibres Dor 5tpei Sabren Inn
oieie 3eit ltnO ipGter no1mals ge-
fiir3ten @ebaItes a1riid, nGmli9 atpei
0ritteI Der 15-pro5entigen Giir5ung.
9amit lit Der Gtan0 Der aIten @ebGl-
ter Dor benz Sabre 1882 Bis ouf 95
Yro5ent pieoerbergeiteat. Sn5pt-
i9en iin0 aber Die Yreiie fir 2ebens-
mitteI ltno &leioer g~eItiegen, iooaB
Die @e5Glter bod nod binter Der al
ten &0be ltarf 5uriidbleiben. Die
So, 939 @unoesbeamter Der Staats-
r%egierung in Ser Stoot @oibington
erbielten iest 5ufammen $583,333
mebr oils iie boriges Sabr I'M Suli be-
fonen. gbenio tpuroen Sen 8eamten
Der Staotberpoltung, ben 5000 In=
geItelten un0 Mrbeitern 6es Diitrifts
BON Columbia, $250,0O0 mebr aus
ge3ablt als Dor 5p0lf Monoten. Sir
0as gattae Sabr berednet beoeutet bic
@ebaltsGnoerung fir 8un0esbeamte
Dier5ebn Minionen Dollar, un0 fir
Stootbeamte ie9s Minionen Dollar
mebr an 8elaihing fir ben Stats
iddel i'm 8erglei9 gum borigen
Sabre.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27
Deffentlide MOtftanbsarbeiten Der
SResierang.

9ie .YubIic 8orfs Mominiitra-
tion" nrbeitet befanntlid nit iiber
6rei Miaiaroen Dollar, Inn 4rbeits-
loien @elegenbeit 5u niislider 8eta-
tigung 5u geben. 0aS @el6 lit auf
10000 9roiefte in 6,04S counties
berteilt moroen. @tpa 5Dei Weiaio-
men 8erionen baben ouf oieie 8eile
Mrbeit gefunoen 8. +. eini6lieBli6
Der 2eute in Sabrifen uno i'm Srans-
port, Sic oie Mobmaterinlien liefern.
Ser lebte &ongreB fiigte Der ur-
ipriingliden Grmme nod cine balbe
Miaion Dollar bin5u. 8ierbunoert
Minionen Dollar tpuroen fir Stra-
Benbauten olisgegeben, $238, 1000, 900
fir bic 6lotte gum 8au bon &rfegS-
l9iffen, uno fir Die Seeresperpal-
tnng, fir Sllig3euge, ferner fiir
SluBregulierllngen gegen Neber-
i~dmemmungen, fir elettrii4e &raft-
merfe, 5oritung Ser @dl6er, gooen-
~bearbeitnng etc. Eauien6e bon @e-
iuben BON Staaten, &reiien nno
St1oten Inn 8eriidii9tigung liefen
elm.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27
staatIide ltuteritituns fir Sans-
banten nn6 Oieparatureu.

0rei 8iGionen Donor 0es @eloes
Uncle Som's" tperoen bon iebt an
fir 9arleben fir &aitsboltten uno
SauSreparaturen aaein CUR @prfii.
gung geiteat un0 beriDenoet merOen.
Ser iogenonnte SCOUTING Act" oes
&ongrefies iiebt nrBer0em Gi9erung
Der Sausbppotbefen Dor fir neue
SGuier, Die einen @ert bon $4,000
unO tDeniger beiiben. @s tper6eu
rationale, itaotli1e Sppotbefenner.
cine gegriinoet meroen, mel6e Die
erbalten tperOen, &ausbo-
potbefen gu faufen uno 81 perfau.
fen. 9arleben Bis gu $4,000 tperoer
on ein5elne BeriOueu our Aus5ablunq
fommen.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27
arebssRsn NIT Bier am 8apfen.

@ie an on0erer SteGe ange5eigt.
finoet am Gonntag, ben 20. Suli
1884, elm iogenanntes .&rebseiien"
nit Bier am 3apfen al sc oas @las
i'm r@ali9 @robe" itott.
Srnu @all9 bot cine neii erbaute
Ean3bane nit 8ierfeller. sic bat
eg perItanoen, am /. Suli &n0oel
nno Gauerfleiid ben tnn5luitteen
@diten, iomie dlteren 9amen nno
Serren al ierpieren uno 0ieien Gag
als einen erfolgreiben al bu9en.
Sd mOdte hermit n~ufmerfiam mo-
den, baB Der fommenOe Sonntag,
go. SuIi, ettpaS MuBeroroentli9es
Mno lleberrai1enoes fir ie0en ein-
febrenOen Motoriiten bieten mir0.
Sir 0ie &inoer un0 grmadienen
gibts rei9li1 Soft 9rinfs, @is-
cream, Bier uno gutes 0euti4es
@iIen. 0ie Slide lit in ben betpGbr-
ten &Gnoen Der 6amilien Mnli9 uno
&eri1bnum. Siail uno Die Da1auer-
fapeae miro nit beritdrfter Be-
iebung gum Gan5 oufipielen. Die
4Ox6O SUB groBe Gnn8balle lit nod
ettpas neiles fir Oas oeiitihe uno
amerifanil@e publifum. Der Gigen-
timer bat es ii9 CUR gufgnbe ge-
ma@t, tpenn irgenO m0eIid, ieoen
Sonntos ourd 8eluitigungen uno
Cana Der Seffentli6feit al Oienen.
Die alten ErinfIieOer, ioipie elm
rNroIit" mer6en nrh an oieiem ga
ge our @eltung fomunen.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27
,llueIe Sam fist tief in gdnlOen.

9ie S6uloen Uncle Cams be-
trugen am l.. Sali oieies Sabres
27,O53 MiQionen Dollars uno er.
reidten oamit ben bOdlten StanO in
Ser Observation-Disclosures Der 8ereinigtell
Gtaaten, iibertrafen ielbit Die Belt
oes @eltfrieges. 3mar bra6ten Die
-@infommeniteuern fiirs Ieste Jisfalp
iabr 70 Miaionen Dollar mebr ais
i'm 9oriabr elm, ebenfons mar oas
ginfommen bon 3onen uno Stempel-
iteuer bober Gum SO Milionen) ais
Dorber. Srotoem bIieben Die @e-
liant einnabme oeS Blinoes-
itoates Inn 144 MiIionen Dollar bin-
ter BEN @ini11sungen i'm Budget
0ie @eiamt a Ii 8 9 a b n
uoren i'm Iesten Gisfaliabr aud bo-
Der: nGmli6 7,105 Miaionen segen
5,143 Milionen.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27
amfsaben idOn balb ssISR.

@s lit ben 9euti6en meiter gelui1-
gen, Sreibitoffe unO S9mier6le aus
oeuti9en Hobitoffen, ben ousndrti-
gen Yroouften glei9mertig, ber5i,-
iteuen. Die Nufgnbe lit bereits pratt
tii9 geIOit: in flint Sabren mil
Deuti1lano pom 4uslanO unabbGlt-
gig Iein, min es nit einem Nes BON
YrOouftionsftdtten iberaosen ieim,
Die ieoe erforOerlide Menge bon
EreibItoffen un6 Selen b~erItelen.
Mae @rgebniiie ioaen 5uglei9 Der
Observation-Disclosures 5or-
idung Oienell, iO0aB @iiieni9aftler
un0 Yrnftifer, Sednifer un0 2anO-
pirti9oft, ouidmmenorbeiten, nm
aud Oie notwithstanding Yroouf-
ton DeutibInnbs pom Muslan0 frei-
5umahen un0 nm 0ie Mniprii9e oes
Bottles our @rn6brung tno our Gr-
le6igung nnoerer Mrbeitsgebiete aus
@igenem 81 befrie0igen.
Ser HIan erinnert etnas an ben
ruiiii6en te9nii6en &ieienpIan.
2IopO George lit Der @nii9t, oaB Der
8lon 81 bel Seit in Mnipru9 neB-
men miro. Gs lift gu boffeu, OaB in
Der 6ertiden Not5eit Oteies Inter-
nebmen Der oeutl9en @iiieni1aft
gum Grfolge fibrt. 3pingen l1bt
es ii9 ni9t leidt. @dbrenO Der
&riegsaeit murOe in Mmerita unter
Druid mnn1es erreidt; es mar absr
feline QuolitGtsorbeit. Sn 9etitId-
Lamb berri9t aber i'm aneemeinen
Before Ois3iplir. Cine Grippe
felt oie Mufgnbe, Die anoere erfiiat
iie; bic Gorl6ung fin6et 6ie 20iung
zines Nroblerns unO Die @irtihoft
mnht fie fiji 9euti9lan0 niislih.
$50 Elm @iae if, 90 tit oub Elm @eg.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27
&aOiufOnsert aus Berlin.

aus Berlin fam Dorigen Sonntog
Abeno, BON s Ibr bis $50 nbr, ein
gutes 8aoiofon5ert nod Mmerifa,
Oos Hber idmtli9e Stationen uno
nit ldmtli9en Mporaten 81 boren
mar. Gum Sr6eiter tDur0e geiungen
uno geiooelt; man borte Senor- un0
Sopraniolis, 3. 9. sob Elm &ila6'
elm &oslein itebn~ uno b%ieritimmigen
Gbor; oo5u Oeuti9e Eon8muiif uno
beeleitenoe @orte in engliider unb
0entiAer Spraae.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27
Vifntf
finOet ni6t aatt

Neutrality-suspicious. nmItGnbe, iibcr
peldle mir feline &OntrOle batten, in
@erbinOung nit Der Gdliefnna 6es
Montgomery GDuntrD Gibbs burd
bic Guuntg A%ntbOritGten, iin6 mir
Dernnlakt, Oas @enfer Tifnid, mel-
DIES am nGditen GOnntag bort ab-
gc9alten Uer6en iOlLte, 81 berIdtc-
ben, mnO tuirO Datum mro Srt uiu.
I'M u8aibingtun Sunrnal" mm6 Sen
Sages5eitmnsem befanntseseben wer-
ben.
9as Sidnid- &Omitee.