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The Washington times., 1935-09-16
Greece Plans Protest
Direct to Italy

ATHENS, Sept. IS U.N.SO
Taking first action by any neutral
against Italy's war preparations,
Greece today decided to protest
to Rome against repeated viola
ton of international laws"
Dispatch of the note was de-
cided upon at a meeting among
Premier Panayoti Tsaldaris and
the ministers of war, marine and
foreign affairs, following q call of
three Italian destroyers at the
Greek island of Seripho in the
Aegean Sea without announcing
their visit.
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
8-M|LE BRIDGE
READY IN YEAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 16.
Construction of the new San
Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
will be completed by November
Of next year, engineers estimated
today.
Crews are working day and
night on the 78-million-dollar
span which will be eight and
one-quarter miles long.
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
SCAFFA JAILED
NGEM PLOT

NEW YORK, Sept. 16 G.N.SD.
Noel C. Scaffa, who achieved
worldwide fame for retrieving
stolen jewelry, was sentenced to
six months in the Federal House
of Detention by Judge Carroll C.
Hincke today.
Scaffa was found guilty on
three counts of perjury, growing
out of his activities in recovering
jewelry stolen in Florida from
Mrs. Margaret Hawkesworth Bell.
Approximately $4,000 in jew
elry was taken from Mrs. Bell
in Miami last winter.
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
St, Charles School
Opens in Arlington

ARLINGTON, Va, Sept. 16.-St.
Charles Catholic School opened
after a weeks delay today with
more than 40 students enrolled.
The Rev. John A Curren said at
tendance would be slightly in
creased over last year.
Arlington Hall Junior College,
which underwent a reorganization
last year, is scheduled to open
Wednesday. Miss Carrie Suther-
lin, president, said last years en-
rollment of 10 will be increased
to beyond 100.
The Washington times., 1935-09-16

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St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-10-18
Read This

Rubber sole shoes. high and low for
men, women and children; Japanese
Kimopos; Fancy and plain pillow cases
and bed sets; japanese Silk Shirts; SIX
handkerchief sets; Brocaded satin in
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-10-18

colors to suit the taste Of the happy
youth and their conservative elders.
English cloth for suitings.
These are some of The many low
priced articles we are carrying.
Drop in and see our stock.
AIMEE DE CHABERr
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-10-18

All the above be served to you at Farchette's
New Establishment l King Street. Near the Sea
Coolest Spot Christian ted. SeaiView. Sea Breezes.
OPEN NOW. But will be fully ready and equEpe
by the 10th of Sept
The Washington times., 1935-06-14
5 ASK DAMAGES
IN CAR CRASH

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd. June
Five Baltimore residents
filed suits against James Baugh'
of Hyattsville, for total Of $46''
500 in damages in the Prince
Georges County Circuit Court
here yesterday.
The suits grew out of an acct,
dent near Hyattsville on May 10
in which the five plaintiffs, riding
in one automobile, were cut and
bruised and two of them seriously
hurt.
Plaintiffs are George Dittrich,
$500 damages; Mrs. Anne Dit
trich. $4,000; Henrietta D. Scally,
$4,000: conrad Gunzelmann,
$4,000; Mrs. Katherine Gunzel-
mann, $4,000.
The Washington times., 1935-06-14
Radio Program HighIights

= arranged so that JeSslca Drago'
| netet may close the program with
the patriotic song 1.-The Flag" as
requested by the D. A. R.
Margaret SULLIVAN, star OF stage
and screen, and Randolph Scott
will appear as guests of Dick
Powell and Louella Parson during
the Hollywood Hotel program on
WJSV from 8 to 9 tonight. Dick
is still in Annapolis making his
latest picture, and will broadcast
from one of Columbia's studios
here.
The Washington times., 1935-06-14
CCC Camp Finds
Meningitis Case

CHAMBERSBURG, Pa, June Il
(SpeciaD The Bear Valley CCC
camp, near here, is under a 14-day
quarantine, after one Of its mem.
bers was removed to the hospital
here yesterday with an attack OF
spinal meningitis.
The Washington times., 1935-06-14

Fannie Rice, comedienne, returns
to the air waves after an absence
of many months to be Beatrice
Lilies guest artist tonight at 8
o'clock on WMAL with Lee Per
rims Orchestra and the Cavaliers
Quartet. 49,,
Because of Flag Day and the
Daughters of the American Revo'
luton, the concert hour program
on WRC tonight at 7 has been re-
The Washington times., 1935-06-14
TODAY'S FEATURES

WRC-Concert Hour, Z to
Sd. m. Harper Sibley, presi-
dent U. S. Chamber of Com
merce, $3.50 to S:45 p. m.
WMAL-Be a trice Lille,
Fanny Brice, 8 to $3.50 p. M
Americas Town Meeting. 9 to
10 p. m.
WJSV-COngresS m a n
Schultz, Taxicab Situation !
to 1918 p. m. HOLLYWOOD
Hotel, Margaret SULLIVAN;
Randolph Scott, 8 to 9 p. m.
WOL-U. S. Army Band
S:15 to 8:45 p. m.
The Washington times., 1935-06-14
TOMORROW

WRC-Amer c n Scand1.
navian Foundation. IL to
1880 a. m. Moe Baer's Or
chestra, ArlingtOn HOTEL
1890 to IL p. m.
WMAL-TimeS r a d 10
News 9:45 to 10 a. m. Prince.
ton Track Meet, 4:15 to 5:15
p. m. operate Gems. 1880
to 8 p. m:
WJSV-Amateur Show, Z
to 1880 p. m. Gene Baker
and H. Barlow'S Orchestra.
$3.50 to 9 p. m.
WOL-ChicagO Opera Com
pany, 8:45 to. 9:45 p. m.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
SHAW PLAY GIVEN
AT SYLVAN THEATER
Washington Community Players
Appear in "Androcles and
the Lion"

A NDROCLES AND THE LION,
George Bernard Shaw's gay es-
say on the ancient and honorable
Roman sport of tossing Christians to
lions which have gone without break
fast. last night provided the WASH
ington Community Players an oppor-
tunity to loose shafts of bright Sha-
Wan wit at the Sylvan Theater.
The play was well received-so well,
in fact, that it will be repeated tomor-
row night at the outdoor theater.
There Is, however, suspicion that the
with Mr.. Shaw's humor than they did
They read their lines faithfully and
turned out a very smoothly running
performance, but almost all Of them
could have put little more zest into
the playing.
This, perhaps, is the only complaint
that the Community Players read
more of the letter of the Shaw fable
than they did the spirit in which he
wrote of the Greek tailor who pulled
a thorn from q lions foot and later
encountered the same beast in the
arena; of Lavinia, who found it i'm
possible to burn incense to pagan
gods; Of Ferrovius, the husky brute
who wavered between turning the
other cheek and fighting, until he
ended up by laying low some half
dozen of Caesars toughest gladiators.
Adele Whiteside, who played La
vinia, did get into the spirit Of the
piece and turned in the best perform
ance Of the evening in a difdcult role,
wherein she was called upon one mo-
ment to be deeply serious in her feel
Evening star., 1935-08-28
TRAPEZE MAN HURT

Vaudeville Audience Sees Mem
ber of Troupe Miss Bar.
NEW YORK, August % P).-As
1,500 Mortified members of the audi
ence looked on, Louis Bossalina, 81, Of
Reading, Pa, a vaudeville aerialist,
missed a flying trapeze late yesterday
and plunged Is feet to the stage Of the
Palace Theater.
At Flower Hospital he was said to
have suffered fractured pelvis and
internal injuries. His condition was
described as serious. He was a mem
ber Of the -Four Casting Pearls
troupe.
Evening star., 1935-08-28

pieces only the local Warner Bros.
staff can produce:
For the benefit of bashful souls
who have trouble in meeting the right
people in public parks, Joan Blondell
and Ross Alexander, now appearing
in We're In the Money the Warner
Bros comedy drama which comes to
the Earle Theater on Friday, have
arranged five-lesson course in spark
ing on the old park bench.
Lesson 1: Girl stops at bench on
which a nice-looking young man IS
reading a newspaper. The girl opens
her handbag and casually looks in
the mirror, as though she cared not
at all for the young man, who is not
reading his newspaper now.
Lesson 2: Young man makes room
on the bench. Girl takes out cigarette
and lights it, the while glancing at
newspaper.
Lesson 3: Girl acts as though she
finds something of interest in the
paper and asks if she can take look
Young man is willing.
Lessen 4: One thing leads to an
other. Young man puts arm around
girl
Lesson S. Girl doesn't object. In
fact she enters into the spirit of the
thing and they clinch.
For the benefit of those bashful
souls, etc." we would like to add that
history shows lessons and usually
include sock in the jaw, which
is no more fun on a park bench
than elsewhere, and that the fine
for 'mashing" Is $25. So that for
your shoddy romances, Messrs. w. B.
x* **
THIRTEEN out of twenty-four en-
trants in the competition to select
Miss Washington for a forthcoming
Atlantic City beauty show survived
the preliminary judging last night at
Chevy Chase Lake. Those who will
be seen in the finals Friday night in
cluded Betty Gray, Helen Clum, Vir-
ginia America Shields, La nellie Avery,
Della Mae Kieffer. Jeanne Christian
Rita Guthrie. Rose Ellen Jarvis. Shir-
ley Schwart. Felicia Kiele. Ethel zepp,
Ruth Barbour and Pebble Melton.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
BAND CONCERTS.

BY the United States Navy Band
at the Navy Yard tonight at 7:3O
o'clock. Lieut.. Charles Benter, leader.
March, young Comrades Brass
Overture, Martha" -Flotow
Solo for cornet, selected.
Musician Oscar Short.
Grand scenes from the OPERA
"The Bohemian -Balfe
valses, ''Tales From Vienna
WOODS
Suite from the opera, Carmen" -Bizet
Prelude, The Toreadors."
Intermezzo, "Nocturne."
Entr'acte, THE Dragons Of Alcala."
"Danse Boheme."
Excerpts from Rose Marie" -Friml
Rhapsody, celtic" jenkins
THE Star Spangled Banner"
BY the United States Marine Band
at the United States Marine Band
at 7:30 o'clock. Capt. Taylor Bran
son, leader; Arthur S. Witcomb, Sec
ond leader, conducting.
March, Under the Star of the
Guard" Steiberitz
Overture, "Rosamunde" Schubert
Marines hymn, THE Halls Of
Montezuma."
Grand march, "Triumphal,"
Chiafferelli
Trombone solo, Russian Serenade,"
Schroen
Musician Harold Bayes.
Grand scenes from THE Bartered
Brloe -Smetana
Characteristic, The Bohemians,"
Hadley
Saxophone quartet, "Serenade
Roccoco" o"-----.----M Meyer -Helmund
Musicians Kenneth Douse, Frank
Wiblitzhauser, Theodore Roth
and Felix Eau Claire.
Selections from "Herodiade,"
Massenet
Wedding Procession" from
"Feramors" Rubenstein
The Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1935-08-28
CHILD DRAMA CONTESTS
CLOSING THIS WEEK
Three Noted Judges oficiate in
Choosing Best Reviews Of
Plays, Books.

CHOOSING Best Reviews OF
Plays, Books.
THREE outstanding figures in the
theatrical world are among the
judges in the two contests which the
Won1en's International League Is con-
Quoting in connection with the coming
season of the Children's Theater Of
New York. The contests now are in
the last week, closing September /.
Frances Starr, famous Belasco star,
who had the longest term of service
under his banner of any feminine
lead and who now is a Washington
resident; George Middleton. dramatist.
and Glare Tree Major, director OF the
Children's Theater, are among the
judges who will pass on the contest
entries.
One contest Is in three classes, the
first for a review of one or more of
the books from which next seasons
plays are to be drawn, not less than
100 words nor more than ESQ; the
second, for reviews of plays seen last
ocdSOl, obdtlllS pay PiCiCiiCo dilu
why, in not less than 100 words nor
more than $50, and the third class, for
posters, which must be original and
not copies Of illustrations in the books.
The other contest is for an essay Of
$50 words or less on the subject THE
Need for a Children's Theater."
Robin Hood" Hans Brinker, "
"The Secret Garden" She Stoops
to Conquer" Heidi" and Beauty and
the Beast" are the plays scheduled for
next season. Information may be
obtained at the local ONCE Of the Chill
dren's Theater, at 532 Seventeenth
street. Entries must be sent there
before September /.
Evening star., 1935-08-28

Ing for her Christian principles and
the next moment to laugh gaily and
joke with the Roman guards.
Paul Murphy also was splendid in
his portrayal Of Androcles, who was
a friend Of all animals and who was
thrown to the lions with the women
instead of being forced to do battle
with a gladiator, because he never
could get angry enough at anybody
TO fight.
John Sikken occasionally got ad
mirably into the Shaw spirit in his
playing Of Ferrovius, but at other
times he was slightly downed by a
fault for which he is not to blame
He has not had enough experience
playing comedy to do Ferrovius ac-
curately. Ted Freter as the lion,
Herman P. Reiss as Roman cap
tain and Dorothy Reiss as Andro-
Evening star., 1935-08-28

cles' wife, are three others whose work
was better than the average set by
the cast Robert Hasted directed.
The height of something or other
was the Caesar of the piece. If
Shaw ever wrote him the way Howard
Whitfield played him, G. B. s. GER
tainly had a grudge against Caesar.
The playing Of "Androcles and the
Lion" was preceded by concert by
the Washington Gas Light Co. En-
ployes' Band, under the direction Of
Otto Siebenechen. H. M.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
Two Seek Attorneyship,

MADISON, Va, August % (Spe-
ciaD Two candidates for Common
wealth's attorney have announced in
Madison County this week. They are
N. G. Payne, incumbent, and E. A.
Carpenter. both Democrats.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
Stricken Drawing Pension.

While drawing his old-age pension
money in London post ONCE. Joseph
B. Judd, aged IS, dropped dead.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

Palace-"China Seas" at II am,
i:05, 3:15, 5:25, 7:35 and 9:45 pm.
Earle-"Annapolis Farewell" at IL
am, 1:20, AIS, 7:05 and GAS pm.
Stage shows at 12:45, $3.50, $40 and
op.m.
Loew's Fox-"Woman Wanted" at
II am, 1:35, Ais, 7:10 and 9:55 pm.
Stage shows at 1925, $40, 6:05 and
$50 pm.
Metropolitan-"The Irish in U.s. at
1875 am, 1885, 3:35, 5:35, 7:35 and
e:35 pm.
Columbia Welcome Home" at
1910, 2:05, 4, 5:55, 7:50 and 9:45 pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"Alice Adams" at
IL am, 1:07, 3:14, 5:21, 1928 and
s:35 pm.
Tivoli-"The Murder Man." at 2:s5
4:25, $40, 7:55 and 9:45 pm.
Ambassador-"Escapade," at 6s15, 8
and ESQ pm.
Roadside (Rockville pike The
Henrietta" at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1935-08-28

Another of those dreamy master
Evening star., 1935-08-28
Anna Karenina" Finished,
What Now for La Garbo?
Her Twentieth Picture Marks Expiration of
M-G-M Contract-Sweden Next,
or More Films?
Ry ROBERT b. PHILLIPS. JR.

TIME Anna Karenina" she rises out
railroad station Frederic March, who has sub
Sroeim haircut for the OCCASION standing
mouth waiting for her Or at least his jaw
and thereafter he quite the
others Tolos changed
Washington Journal., 1935-12-20
9te &e6nnng Oes
9nmOrifen.

9as 1917 g~egrinOete 8erlags-
hnus Sarper & 8rotbers in Seem
Oorf geb0rt gu Ben beoeutenOiten Iei-
ner art in Den |ereinieten Staaten;
bort Iin0 inter onoerem 8erfe bon
9iGens, Eboderop, Ebomos SarOp,
Morf Smoin uno 2nfcnoio &earn
berousgefommen. S. Senrp Sarper,
elmer Ser beutigen Snbaber Oes grO-
Ben unternebmens, bat iest feline
2ebenserinneruneen eri9einen loi-
fen. Sn ibnen lit, tuie 8. s. SAiise
i'm p8orienblatt fir ben oeutiden
8u9banoeL" mitteilt, cine 8egpe-
nung stpif9en Dem 9erfoier uno
Dem Sumoriiten Sobn aenoird
Bangs OargeiteIt. Bangs mar bon
Sarper gu einem Griibitiif eingeIo-
ben moroen, ons ebenIo nie oas ans
idlieBenoe @olfipiel al gbren zines
@ngldnoers bernnItnltet purOe. am
n1diten Gag erbieIt Der 8erIegcr
bon Bangs fOIgenoe &eanung: .gi-
men @nelan0er 19t Stunoen lang
n~nterbolten gu aebn Dollar oie
Stunoe, mndt adt3ig. Giren @erIe-
ger ebenio lange u~nterbolten al,
5tuei Dollar Die Stunoe. madt ied.
debn. Sir 2nhen iiber Die @ise oes
@ngIdnOers fi~nfunOiieb3ie Dollar.
Sir @ise, Die id beim Griibitiid en-
3dbIen muBte, 3ipeieinboIb Dollar.
auslaeen berihieoerer Mrt, elm.
i4IieBIid @bistp unO Soda 81. 28
Dollar. Snsseiomt 194.78 Dollar"
Washington Journal., 1935-12-20
AmHraIti6es ,,6OlOpas
rabies" w%ieberentOedt?

Die 8eiInebmer an elmer ioeben
in AoeIoioe e~ingetroffenen grpeoi-
tion bebaupten, Oos beriibmte n2ai.
ieter-Eorooies" sefunOen au boben,
elm ongeblid fabelbaft reites @olo.
b%orfommer, 0os elm @oloIuher no.
mems &arrD 2aiIeter Dor mebr ols
0reiBig Sobren in Der @il0nis Gem
trails uItroliens entOeft baben min
uno ouf 0aS man trob oler Ml.
Itreneuneen in Der 3piiaen3eit nidt
pieoer geitoBen lit. 0ie @eihifte
oes n2aiieter- 9araOieies" bat in ben
ouItroliiden @olOiu9erfreiien ourd
Snbroebnte billolrd cine 5auberbaf.
te @irfung ousgeiibt.
Ser iunge Sorrp 2niieter er3dblte
0omdls, er babe elm Gortommen ge-
fnnoen Init @olOItiiden 10 groB nie
bic Molinen in einem YuO0ing". gr
nabm einige 8roben nit Iin, fam
ober bonn @ege ab un0 nur0e bon
einem Rameltreiber in einem fdIt
b0nig bon 9urit un0 l1eberanltren.
gung erih0pften 3uitano aufgeleien.
gs oouerte piele Sabre, ebe er Die
@iiIte mieoer 81 betreten paete, ober
i1lieBli9 brad CT nit elmer mobl-
dusgeriiIfeten Expedition auf. Bier
@o1en lang iudte man bergebens,
uno sic on0eren Teilnebmer Iteaten
Die Wahfori1ungen idlieBIiA Elm.
Nur 2olIeter lelber un0 elm @e-
fGbrte IieBen nidt loder unO ieBten
ben 8eg ALIEN fort. o@enn ia oas
@oIo niHt finoe, min ib ui9t ouriid-
febren," ioete Der iunge @olOgrdber.
gines Cages ion er oann oie ibm
befannte @egenO mieoer ert6eft ba.
ben; er blieb bort un0 ianote Iei-
men G1meraoen nit Der SreuOenbot-
i@aft gu Der N~ieOerlniiung bon Alice
Springs i'm Mac0 onnea= 8erglnno.
2oIieter I6eint feline @olofeloer
mirfli9 gefunoen 3u baben, aber ons
G9idioI mar gegen i'm. Seine bei-
ben 9omele gingen ourd, uno 10
mar er obne Nabrung uno @afier
in Der 8iiIte ausgelest. Bier 8oden
lebte 2aieter nod unter ben feino-
li1en gingeborerenit6mmen uno
itarb 0onn eleno in Der giniamfeit.
Seine Auf5ei1nungen, Bbotogro.
pbien unO Muiter tpuroen ipdter bel
ibm aufgefunOen.
Set Oieiem tragii6en greisnis
iino pieIe grpeOitionen o~usge5Ogen,
nm oos n2nheter-Ynraoies" gu III.
den, bisber ieood obne grfolg. Sic
ioeben nod MOeloiOe 5uridgefebrte
@rnppe gibt an, in efner @ntfer-
nung bon ungefdbr bieraig ailonle.
ter bon Der @olofun0lteae Elm Ste
lett entoedt 3u baben, oos fir oas
2aiieters gebolten miro. @enauere
Angoben iiber ben Ort bat man aus
begreifliden @riinoen ieoo@ bisber
bertpeigert.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-20
Ser rfinFIide @useIbupf".

Mls Ser in Berlin geborene Be.
riibmte gbemifer aoolf bon 9Gber,
Oeiien @eburtstog iid oemnddit gum
100. Mole iGbrt, oIs Nnhfolger BON
Suitus bon 2iebig nod Miinhen ee.
rufen tpuroe, itieB CT in Dem fit
ieinen G6tisfeitsberei@ nufseiteuten
SausboltspInn nus einiee Musgabe.
poiten fir Mebl, 3uder, gier, SO.
iinen un0 onoere i10ne Dinge. Dor.
iiber munoerte iid bon 9Gper nidt
Denig uno uerlangte NuftI1rung.
giner Der Diener teiIte ibm oaranf-
bin nit, Ser Serr @ebeimrat 0iebig
babe i'm Qoborntorium ane mooIi-
den ~fiinItIiden Saden" bereitet,
wie SdueIinssiuppe, fiinItlide Sob.
ne ODER fiinltIiden 9affee. ga bat.
ten oenn oie Diener aud Derfu1t,
~tiinitliden @ueelbupf" 5u bereiten.
0ie Seritelung oieies @eb1ds Jon
aud trefflih geluneen iein.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-20

@ie Raien pfIegte man Oenen, tpelde
SHnupftobnd genoiien bnben, nuf-
3ureiBen, oeren etIihe, Die oIio ge-
itraft tpnren, iino uns oft b%egegnet. .
Oleorius I6iIoert Damn ousfiibr-
IiH Die grouiamen @uspeitihnngen
BEL 0enen biele in 9bnmadt fieIen.
9ah Oieiem 5~trafpou5ag nurOe ben
.@erbrebern" nod elm Sudden nit
Eabaf Inn BEN Gals gebdngt, iie
wuroen at apeien Suiammengebun-
ben uno our1 oie StroBen ge-
peitidt. Ollie Oieie 5olterungen
fnnOem in Mosfou i'm nGeuen Bier.
tel" itatt. Aber ielbit oieIe grdii.
iomen MaBnabmen fonnten Die
Berbreitune Oes &au1ens nidt auf.
balten.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-20
ltniperiitats>g erin6e iiber Sc
6anfenIeIeM.

Ser 2onooner uniberiitdtsnus-
iduB fir pipdologiide Gorihung
bat cine griinOIide ueberpriifung
Der griheinungen unO 8ebauptun.
gen in angriff eenommen, Die man
nlgemein unter benz 8egriff Oes
@eOanfenleIens SuiammenfnBt. BUR
9ur1fiibrung Der 8eriuhe bat mar
ii1 an Die Oeffentlidteit g~etpenOet
un0 Inn Meloung bon Berionen ge-
beten, Die auf oieiem @ebiete beion-
6ere Genntniiie un0 grfabrungen
beiiBen ODER oie bod an Dem @egen-
itan0 Elm tiefergebenoes Sntereiie
6efunoen. Cine 9eaoblung erfoIgt
niht. Man bat ii9 ouf folgenoes
Werfabren geeinigt: Sober NeriuHs-
perion tDiro elm H6dden bon flint
n~no5pnndig &arten porgelegt, auf
oenen Die berihieoenortigiten Der
bin6ungen einfoher geometriiHer
8eiden OargelteIt lino; Die Mufgobe
beItebt nun 0nrin, oos Bib ieoer
Rarte elmer oroeren 9erion, Die iih
in einem tDeiter entfernten @oum
aufbdlt, auf Dem @ege Der .@eoan-
teniibertragnng" az iibermitteln. Cine
groBe an5abl bon Experimental lit
bereits Dorgenommen noroen, Die
3abI Der @in5eIperIude betraet runo
$4,000. Gin abihlieBenoes llrteiI
fam dlunr iest nod nift abgegeben
weroen .aber es ideint i6on 10 gut
pie feit5uIteben, bob Oie er5ielten
G~rgebniiie oIs 8etpeis fir Die Eot-
lnfe eirer observation-disclosures
niht seraoe iibet5euseno fino.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-20

QA2 QUluttueLYD UuIuttytlLuBeU uilO
Damn oufs @rob gepflan3t; ihlug es
aus, 10 mnr ser 8eritorbene ieIig.
Seute trifft ma oen SolunOer ..od)
ouf alien 9orffrieOb0fen.
Ieben 9inoe uno &olunoer finoen
mir auf unieren 5rie0b0fen audi
8diime, bic idon ourb ibr gan5es
@euBere elm Sinnbil0 Oes Sdmer3es
iin0 ODER 0ulb ib. Ounfles @r."u Oen
5rieobof oIs einen Srt tiefer Erauer
fenn5ei6nen, mie Srauerueioen,
SrauereI1en unO 8irfen. 0rum
Ipridt Der Dihter:
.S6r Sreun0e, rust Der Sob mid al,
Rflnu5t auf benz Airnbof eine 8eibel
90 lieb, 10 troufih bGngt berob
Sbr bleides Qaiib in ItiHem 0ei0e;
Sub pero' i'd rubin, ipen1 i1 emit
i6ei0e.
SdIlt lanft tbr Shntten auf mein Grab"
@don uuieren gorfobren mar Die
Bei0e Elm GinnbiIo bon Sob uno
@terben, bon SHmera unO Erauer,
uno. ser gernoniihe Eooesgott Bio.
barr moi tic in ser l1ntermelt i'm
Beioeagebiiid. Sn alien ~5eioen ioI-
len nod Dem alien 8o~lfsglouben aud
@eIpenIter uno Screen ibren Sit 6a-
ben. Ole G0nisin Der Screen fiibrte
cine 8eioenrute oIs S5epter unO
tDenn hire Entertainer, bic 2ouber.
meiber, Sen Worgentau nit rotten
@eioenruten nbitreiften, entitonoen
Rnhtfr6Ite gum 8erOerben Der i
ten. Sbafeipeore bertpenot Die 8ef.
De in ieinen 0ramen oft nls Sinn.
bilo 0es SHmeraes uno Be- Erouer,
uno @ittpen utO DerIaHene 8r6ute
trogen einen @ei, nfron5. Sn sen
rStimmeu Ser Boiler beiBt es bon
9es0emonn:
An einem Baum. am 8ei6enbaum IaB
Iie,
@e6riidt bic Snnb gum 9er3eu i1iper
bon Qei0e,
@elentt 0as 9aupt. nlf eipig fern Ser
Sreu0e,
90 ipeinte Iie. 10 fang iie ipdt urO friib:
Singt ole @ei0el
@in9t uneiue liebe, Iibe, Crime 8sibs,
Gie6e, CRIME 8ei0el"
Nit @ei0enruten par aud, ME
oie 2egen0e er36bIt. Ser Serr BON
Den &riegstnedten eegeiBelt porOen,
felt 0ieier 8eit I1Bt Die @eioe ibre
3rueige r5ur grOe bansen tuie Dor
9roBem 9ei0e", un0:
~Bie fein 2eben CAB Der cine
Nleu bin,
90 auf allen @rdbern incline
SD uni i'm"
Muh Ser immergriine. aus Der
Sremoe 81 uns gefommene 2ebens.
baum finoet Ii9 nuf Ben 6rieOb0fen
neben Der oeutiden Sanne, uno mdb-
reno oie @eioen unO gi1en nit T.
rem tieFberabb6ngenoen 8. ,eigen elm
Sinnbilo fniiungsloien Samer8es
linO, traeen oieie 8dume, tros ibres
ernIten Ountlen 1riins, Sd aud Elm
3eiaen Ser &effnuHg in Iih. Benn
in Der ungoItliden Snbres5eit orau-
Ben ou9 Ser Ieste S9immer zines
le6ensboaen @riins ~eritorben iii,
0onn prongt bic Eonne inmitten Der
tot..i 'Natur I'M Soft. ansstleiOe.
.sanne nit ben buntlen 3peisen.
Sreu bid iiber bein @ercno,
4annIt 6u bod ben Nenlhen 5eigen
Bon Der gipisteit elm RfanO."
Washington Journal., 1935-12-20

liden grfinOung FOLDER fomiifen
Bortungebeuer, in Oellen i9on gri-
itop5anes eroB mar, bat bel rrs be.
fonoers ser @ortgepnltiee Sobonn
6iIhort geiibt. Sn manden Oieier
AeuBerungen oes Spra1bumors
lieet ii6erIid cine @efobr fir Die
SpraHe, Die our9 fie DerunItoItet
un0 0erfladt fueroen fam. Sod
peroen mir FOLDER @enoungen du.
meiit ieIber i~iberOriiIiig, un6 Damn
geroten iie mieoer in gergeiienbeit.
8idueiIen iino iie nber aud bon ioI.
der AusOrudsfroft, Dab iie in Den
Spra1enI1as eingeben.