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Washington Journal., 1935-07-12

Ole @robe. D&err Sob
meier, sic miiiien nal cine 3eitlang
Oas Erinten loiien, Damn molten mir
ieben, Oh Sbre &ranfbeit better
nir0l~
nSerr 9oftor, fonnte ib nift 0pp-
pelt iobieI trilfen, oann perOen mir
bod ieben, Of es I1limmer tpir0I"
SIN S6ubgef96ft.
Der linfe Sdub oriift elm me-
nigl"
~Ob, Ons eibt iid, ipeun sic erit
ettDas gegangen iinOl"
19o9egen it Der rebte aber 5u
groBl"
80, Der lGuft nod Elm, tpenn 6as
2eoer erit nal nab geiporoen iltl~
Sci offenem Seniter.
Ser 8erleger: .8eoor sic nit Der
8orleiung Sbres Sbeoteritides be-
ginnerl, modte id Sic bitten, oas
Geniter 5u 0ffnen!"
Ser gerfaiier: pgLb, sic tponen,
bob AUDI Die Nadbnrn meme gerie
boren?"
Ser 9erIeger: n9as eigentIid
nidt - nber id bin es getp5bnt,
Bel offenem Senfter 5u idlafenl"
Washington Journal., 1935-07-12

Die Stotiftf. yNein,
mir f0nnen Sic leiOer nidt in Die
3ebensperiiderung oufnebmenI"
DMarum Oenn uidt?@
Sic fino ia 5peiuncneunaia
Sabre nltl"
mAber, iunger Monn, Die Stoti'
itif benefit bod, ooB uur iebr meniee
iiber ueunois Sabre aIte Menihen
lterbenl"
8efud. Sonnelore it BET
@ertponOten at 8eiuG. SIR iebr
eutes 8enebmen IGBt aber zines Ca
ees 8u ipiiniden iibrig, uno bic.
Eonte bat 8eranIoiiung, Sannelore
81 riigen.
9us febr empfinOlide &inO'
idreibt Oarauf Der Sonte einen Bet
tel ~foIeenOen SnbnIts:
DSnnte 21te lift Sebr Sebr 80ie."
Die Eonte belebrt iie onraufbin,
OaB man nur Souptn0rter 9roB.
idreibt uno Die @0rter nieBrD pao'
nb0ie~ feline SouptDorter ieien.
9arauf onttDortet SonneIore: vSSn.
Oieiem SAL iir0 es fir mid 9niipt-.
n0rter."
Washington Journal., 1935-07-12
q o m m E n t e.

st m p m e1te. S@r:
n~SSe6esmnl, penn i9 bid febe, muB
i'd Oenfen: 6iibre mid nidt in ger-
iufungI"
Sic: Limb id Oeute: erIoie mid
BON benz llebeIl"
@ergan9enbeit. sd
babe gu Sauie elm poor berrlide
aIte @emGIoel~
PLUS peIder 3eit2~
Illus Ser 3eit, in Der i1 nod
@eIO battel~
@rotif6es. 6rauIein a.:
.Denfe mn, bier Ieie ihL oaB Ser
Sultan BON Zanzibar Iein oreibun-
0ertuno5p0lftes &inO befommen
Bat!~
5rGulein g.: nSerrgott, sic ormc
Mutterl~
Ole neberra16ung.
ugs freut mid tpirfli6, Muguite,
0oB sic aud nod Sbrer Sod5eit
pei uns blelDe1 Douen! Teittte 11
bielIeidt Sbren 8rdutigom? Ser
lit benin Der @liidlide?~
uSSbr Sobn, gndoige Srau!"
9ie raube @frfIi9-
feit. Ser MfaIer: SD fiible, ooB
i6 meiner 8eit bunOert Sabre bor-
aus bin!"
Ser Sauspirt: .9as lit m0gIif,
Serr 5orblunO, ober nit Ser Miete
iino Sic nod feds Wionate auriifl~
9os bette MitteI. .2ie-
Der &err 9oftor, i6 bin bonItdnoig
fertig, i6reiben sic mir ettpos ouf
mas mieoer 2eben in mid bringtl"
Fiber gerne, Sroi &oniuI, i1
tDer0e Sbnet1 meme Gednung aus
idreibenl"
Washington Journal., 1935-07-12

@oeI. Ser &laoieripieler
8erner legte groBen @ert auf Die
8oriilbe bon, Die ieinem 0omen
bornneeIteIt mar, unO riibmte iif)
ibrer BET ieoer @eleeenbeit.
n8iien Sic, iagte er zines Ca
ges au elmer ibm befannten Berion,
der @oeI meiner Samilie reidt
biz ouf Die Greua5ige 5uriid. gi-
ner meiner Gorfabren bat ben Sal
Ter Barboroiia begleitet."
pauf Dem alaOier?" fragile Ser
nn6ere.
Ser @werbofe. als i6
neuli9 meinen Sreuno 8inogI be.
iudte, oa Job er, in oie 2eftiire
zines 8ufes bertieft uno belt iifl
nit beioen S6nopn Die 9bren au.
u@os treibft Ou ga, @inagI?1
erfunoigte i9 mid.
SD les elm Deteftibbud, iebr a
fpannenoe Sade!" CAB er mir our
Inttport.
nuno tparlm bdItit gu Dir oie
Sbren au?" forfdte id tueiter. Scr
2autipreder lit ia gar ni6t aufge-
orebt!"
u9as net, CAB er. 81, vaber
DeiBt. in Dem Bud miro bolt gar
10 hieI e'idoilen, uno i9 bertrae
oer Rratpon nett"
Washington Journal., 1935-07-12

Ole Sauptfade. n2ieb.
ite", iagte er, obebor mir u1s nun
enOgiiltig berloben, muB id Sir nod
Elm @eit1nonis MAIDEN: id leiOe an
gri6einungen, bon 3eit 51 3eit
iebe id cine fremOe peiBgefIeiOete
Srau Dor mir ....~
n9os madt nidts, 2iebIter, -
bic Souptia6e lit, baB i9 feline
fremOe 6rau bel Dir iebel"
&ritif. 9nfeI Ebeo aus
Stouroweitfer beiitdte uns in Ser
@roBitnOt.
gs mar CONNER, Sic Sbeoter ge-
idIoiien, unO 10 fiibrten mir i'm,
UNI ibnl tpenigitens ettuas bon ben
ft6otiiden &unitgeniiien al bieten,
in ons Aponotbeater -8ariete.
Stauneno IieB er Die Mttraftio-
men an ii6 boriiber8ieben: Die &unit-
roofobrer, Sen 9robtieilatt, oie oreI-
fierten gouber, Sic AineIiIden
Songleure, Ben 3ouberfiinitler, Ben
Iebenoen 8en8intanf.
uno aIs mir i'm fragten, tpie es
linn eefieIe, iagte Snfel Ebeo milo:
n8iele gi~in8eIbeiiten iino ia iana
idOin, ober i'm oniemeiinen. ber-
miiie i'd BEL Oieien moodrnen Stiif-
fen eiben bod sen tieferen 3uiam-
menbang ~"
Washington Journal., 1935-07-12

8trfiomes Drama.
Sn einem fleinen @onoertbeater
trat Ser Director Dor Sen gorbang:
u8enn oas geebrte 8ublifnm iid
nidt berubiet uno ons @eldAter
audi nod peiter onoauert, 6ann
laiie id Sen erTten Mft 6es Dramas
nodmals ipielenl"
&ein gerIaB. @lGubiger:
Sd babe es iest iott, LANCER gu mar.
ten! Nie bolten Sic 8ort.
Sduloner: Sobe id Sbnen ie
ettDds 8eitimmtes b~eriproden2
@ldubieer: Sal gor bier @o6cn
iogten Sic, Sbr rei6er 9nfel wiir6e
boditens nod uieraebn Gage lebenI
- gIi9es 3eiden.
~S9 babe @nbbIeton ME geIeben.
Sage mir bod, moran ib i'm err
fennen fnnn."
n@an5 einfah. @enn oil iraen0-
mo- in elmer gde 5pei &erren Iteben
iiebit, bon 0enen Der cine big gum
Sterben oneeooet ousiiebt, Damn lift
Der an0ere @abbIeton."
3uridgegeben. SGrO-
Ter: 9&aufen sic mir bod Elm Gerr.
robr ab, mein Serr!"
8ibbolo: n@as iiebt man oenn
oa0ur12"
San6Ier; pg(nes, mas Sic mol
Ien."
8ibboIO (nimmt oos Gernrobr
uno ridtet es ouf ben 9dnOIer):
~@roBartisl Sogar einen Sans
iDurit iiebt man."
Gambler (nun ieinerieits Oos
Jernrobr auf ben Disbolo rid-
tenO): r@irflidl sic baben re9tl~
Washington Journal., 1935-07-12

- Ole SObe. 80 8eritreut
lit Der GER @rpfeiior, 6nB er lie.
OesmoI nSereinl" ruff, tuenn er
feline Hfeife nusfIopft."
2GBt it'd 6enfen. rSu-
uobI", eraGblt Ser graubdrtise &opi.
tan, voIs i1 BET ben SiOieeinieln
G9iffbrud erIitten babe, bin i'd
einem Stomm bon piIOen Grauen
begegnet, bic feline 3unge batten."
sl1m @ottes miIen", tDenoet cine
8ubOrerin elm, nmie fonnten iie
oeun 0a ipreden?"
n@or nidt. 9arum iinO iie milo
getpproen."
- Magen un0 Nuge. Sin
&ranfer eing gum Nr8t rn0 fpro6:
yMein Wfogen tut mir peb.~
sBas baben Sic gegeiien2"
sd babe unreife 9otteln gegei-
fen"
90 beridrieb inn Ser Ar5t au-
%gentropfen.
Ser &rarfe panOte entriitet Elm:
nMein Maeen int mir meb; meme
Augen iino geiuio."
p8enn Sbre augen geiunO tDG-
rem, %ertpioerte Ser ar8t, no bdtter
Sic geieben, oaB 6ie 9atteln nod
nidt reif tporen."
Washington Journal., 1935-07-12
@beIi@eg @eipra@ d:

gbeIi9es @efpr69 d.
Or: uSier in ser 8eitung itebt i6on
pieOer bon einem Mnnne, Der
Selbitmor0 beriibte, neil er cine
uneemiitlide SdusIidfeit bate"
sic (adrtlid): Limb tpuroe feline
Sduslidfeit oaOurd semiitIider 2"
Ole Sor6erumg. &lops
lit &lobbe felt etliden Sabren 3tpei-
bunoert Marf idiil6ig. uno aablt
feinen Bfennig.
gnolid b%erliert &Iobbe Die @e-
ouIO: ~Serr", inet er tpiiteno. nbeu-
te frage id sic gum Iesten @nIe:
uie itebts NIT meiner Goroe-
rung -. ?"
n8eaobIen fam i9 atpar niAt,~
beteuert Globbe eifrig, nober oamit
sic ieben, OaB id Sbnen enteeeen,
fomme, bin id bereit, Sbre GorOe.
riire ritterIid ausdutragenl~
Washington Journal., 1935-07-12

-Ni9tg am merfen. nDM
boit Did ia nidt raiiert, lllridl"s
bod, mein Sinh = iogor erit
Dor elmer Stunoe!"
SEA, peiBt ou, Oos nddite WaaI
muBt DIT aber etmnS tpeiter range
ben an ben Haiieropparat!"
~ Ger BettIer. sd trale
mid fat nidt, Sic nm elm Stid
trofen 8rot al bittenl"
u8arum oenn nidt, Iieber
Mann?"
~8eiI Sic 10 ousieben, als Oh Sic
es mir geben miiroenl"
Niles ou Bump. 3pef
6reunOe iisen ouf elmer 8nnt.
aSoit a Seuer?" fragt @ireI
pl0bli9.
$50" Sepp reidt ibut 8iinob0I-
5er.
Soft a an Eobaf2"
8ie0er gibt 6epp Oas gerIanete~
pSoit a 9feif o2~
Sect ober reiBt Dem @epIagtem
oie @eOulo unO uamutig fragt er
auriid:
s@roudit bielIeidt a gauI a
no?~
Washington Journal., 1935-07-12
unter Grnuen. Der.
oient Sbr @otte MEL @eIO?"
o. QIha,. os III a. manic q

- u z y ~ ~ { H. ,WSt%'
oieat Sbr @otte mel @eIo?@
~Sa. aber es lit 5u tpeni9."
Gas @eOiGt. Ser feb.
5igIte @eburtstoe Der Grbtante itauA
Dor Ser Sir. 0aber mar gfobert,
ser geffe, eifrig bemiibt, elm i60ues
@eburtstagsgeoidt 8u DerfaIien.
Mber aud gum Shiaer muB man
aeboren Ipin. g1a6 bret StunOen
beftigIter @e0onfenorbeit botte So.
bert nidt mebr oIs cine 3eiIe gu.
inmmengebrodt: nAn Oieiem Gag
geoenf' id oein -"
sd bite 0i6, 8ertram~, pono.
te iid @obert an Den treuen 6reuuO,
ngib mir einen Sat: Bie ion iG
tueiteroihten?"
.Dos lift bod ni9t 70 Idper",
IGdeIte gertrnm, nou i9reibIt elm
fad:
Nn Oieiem Sag ee6ent' i1 OeinI
SIN SeItnment geOerte meinl"
Washington Journal., 1935-07-12

Ser 2eiotragen0e.
nSo, es itimmt, Grau Miiler, i6
babe fein Md0den mebr! Sic glau-
ben ia gar ni9t. mas man an giien
ipart, iuenn man ielber fo6tl"
nNieio 0enn9"
Sea, mein Mann iBt faum Die
Sdlfte bon Dem, mas er iOnlt eegei.
fen bat -"
Quati9l Grit uno Msar
boben Oie 6erien auf Dem 2anoe
berbradt. Sic iiberbieten iih in
SdilOeruneen Der Serrlidteiten, bic
iie geieben baben.
nGten Dir Dor, Hapa@, er3dblte
Gris, ~oa pdren &iibner uno @dnie
uno HferOe unO 5dpeine iino iosor
Elm Sdie, 10 groB tpie but
s2uatid!" idreit iein 8ruoer
0a5piiden. so einen groBen Sd.
len mie Batter gibt es bod gar
ii@tl~
Washington Journal., 1935-07-12
SamsItdss aunsert.

$50 bic Srou bic critic @eiee IpieIt,
SIT bes Nannes 8runtntbab oft bonnDs
ten;
$50 bic Srau als 0irisent fi1 fibIt,
@ebt 10 germ Das Slid bes 9auies
fI0ten.
Washington Journal., 1935-07-12
eebenSe 3eitnns.

.ysein, bette 5rou Nadbarin, elm
TGBden 2affee Oiirfen Sic nidt
ausidlogenl Mein Monn bat Die
8eitung obbeitelt, unO id m0dte
bod pifieus mas in Der @eIt Dor.
oebt..
Washington Journal., 1935-07-12

.Waerfe sir Oos, ou 8ieIt bon
beute ob bin i1 nidt mebr @ege-
tarier!"
Washington Journal., 1935-07-12

SEQ, Srisden. brin9lt on mid
oenn bis CUR SalteiteIle!"
rgeee, iebt mid, mir wOaen ndnl-
lid &affee trinfen, iobalo Sic meg
finOl"
Washington Journal., 1935-07-12
gnsebannt.

nSSa, iest muB i6 iie ober bod
balo itoren. SD bin idon Orei Sto-
tionen iiber mein 3iel bilaus9efab-
ren!~
Washington Journal., 1935-07-12

SD TN l1uDr, S1e
ben iid idon fem.
Der geOeuft, bob id
mid nit Oen 8e.
OespeiIer aIiObid.
iebte oebt, 10 OoB
lner Die 2attetid ols
&ortners eigene I'm
mennetide tpoqte.
giefabg 10 is es
Washington Journal., 1935-07-12

Sremoer: mgd bite. uis
fomnne id am beiten gum @ranOen-
burger Corr.
Gbouffeur: pSier nit Dem
Eori."
Washington Journal., 1935-07-12
SffeHer Gdreibcbrief OeS
Rbutpb g%anerampfer.
tO11

0lein lieber SER @e0odtiOndr n
Washington Journal., 1935-07-12
@elpiFenhaft.

sd bite Inn @ntiduIOieung,
Serr, ober ME oft ion id Ole Settle
bier oben nod obltouben9~
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-03
HOOPERS CREEK

HOOPERS CREEK, July 81,
Miss Louise Bagwell, of Wash
ington is visiting her brother
Waiter Bagwell.
There will be another singing
at Hoopers Creek church, Sunday
afternoon. ;, -
Edward Bracket, Arnold Holt
and Sothern Barnwell have JOIN
ed the CCC Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Garren
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Freno Dock
ings, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clan WllKle
have purchased a car.
Mrs. D. o. Garren is able to
be up again. =.
Miss Helen Youngblood is
working at Hendersonville.
Mrs. AWE Suttles and daugh,
tiers, Bessie and Meta, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. Garren Sun
day afternoon.
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Published Every Wednesday and
SATURDAY. for Your Information
ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM
FOR SUMNER PUBLISHED

courts at Triangle Park. North
Main street; free to public.
CITY tournament for adults on
July 3.
Western Carolina tournament,
August 8.
GOLF
Hendersonville Golf and Coun-
try, club; a Donald Ross course
in splendid condition.
Tournaments:
Chamber of Commerce cup,
week beginning July Is.
Hendersonville Golf & Country
club invitation tournament, week
beginning August 5.
Kiwanis Club cup, week begin
ming September 3.
SWIMMING
Laurel Park, Osceola lake, Lake
Summit, Weeping Willow pool
and Lake Lure.
HIKING
Special trips arranged regular
" for groups with Boy Scout
guides. Overnight camping trips
to points of interest can also be
arranged.
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c. Of c. Folder Lists Var
led Events-Many
Dates Fixed

A mimeographed folder contain
ing a detailed program of summer
entertainment for tourists AM
home folk has been issued by the
Chamber of Commerce entertain,
ment committee.
The folder lists music concerts
entertainments events at the city
auditorium, dancing, tennis, golf,
swimming, hiking, playground &C
tivities, theatres, golf, and other
forms of diversion and tells when
the many special events planned
will be held.
Miss Katharine Goodman is hos
tess for the Chamber of Com
meree and will be glad to help or
ganize and arrange for any social
activities desired, the folder states.
Miss Minnie Sue Flynn is direc-
tor of supervised play at the Rosa
Edwards school grounds on Fourth
avenue. She is assisted by Miss
Allene Pendleton. .-.a--a-
MUSIC 'rs~AGSa%%sV
Concerts:
North Carolina Symphony or
cheStra (65 musicians), July IL.
25-Aug. 1922. Band concerts free
in the afternoon by the North
Carolina Symphony Association
band; others to be announced.
Artists: Maury Pearson, bari
tone. and Miss Mary Kirby, VIOLIN
list. Date to be announced.
Alva Lowe School of Music;
date to be announced.
ENTERTAINMENTS
Chamber of Commerce enter
tainments of a varied nature each
FRIDAY night throughout the sea-
son at the city auditorium, featur-
ing local and visiting talent in
songs, dances, camp programs,
and speciality acts.
Crazy Crystal Ensemble-broad-
casting a barn dance program
remote control over WHIT, Char
lotte, July Is.
DANCING
City Gymnasium, Tuesday and
Saturday nights.
Street dances-Monday nights,
featuring square dancing with
mountain music.
American Legion clubhouse
weekly dances Thursday nights.
Special dances at hotels in city
and country.
TENNIS
The Chamber of Commerce
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Campers Invited
Tonic. Orchestra
ConcertOn July25

Invitations are being extended
to a score OF more Of summer
camps located in Western North
Carolina. to brine their campers
to the special children's concert
bv the North Carolina Symphony
orchestra in the Hendersonville
high school auditorium on the
afternoon Of July 25, it was an
nounced today.
The campers are being asked
to attend the concert in their re-
spective bodies and in uniform.
Each group will be introduced to
the audience. An attractive low
price has been offered so that
the hundreds Of young people at
tending the camps may have the
privilege of attending one of
these symphony concerts.
The children's concert is one
of a series of five orchestral pro-
grams to be presented in Hen
Jacksonville during July and Aug
ust. A regular concert will be
given the night of the children's
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lean Legion clubhouse, $3.50 p. m.
Baseball. Morning games: Val
ley Hill at Fletcher, East Flat
Rock at Green River, Fruitland at
Balfour, Mills River at Saluda.
Afternoon games: Exhibition at
East Flat Rock and Balfour.
FRIDAY, JULY 5
Chamber of Commerce enter
tainment, visitors night, at high
school auditorium, 8 p. m.
SATURDAY, JULY 6
Dance, city gymnasium; music
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KING PETER, IL, ENDS
PRIMARY STUDIES

BELGRADE, JUL 3.-(UP).-
Yugo-Slavia's 11-year-old King
Peter graduated from primary
school "with honors" today.
Graduation gifts-mostly books
were presented by members of
the royal family after private
ceremonies at the palace. His
majesty, who is tutored privately
now is ready for secondary school.
He passed his primary school ex-
aminations with high marks.
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Please Mention This Page When
Patronizing These Advertisers

program. Other local dates are
July II. This program to be
given bv q band organized in
connection with the symphony
orchestra, will be made up Of
popular and standard numbers.
The orchestra and band are UNI
der musical direction Of Lamar
SPRINGFIELD. Both are being con-
Quoted as ERA projects.
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bv Jimmie Livingston and orches-
ira, 9 p. m.
THURSDAY, JULY q
Swimming meet, Laurel Park
Beach, 3 p. m.
SUNDAY, JULY 7
Concert, Laurel Park, Jimmie
Livingston's orchestra, 3 to 5 pm.
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CALENDAR
THURSDAY, JULY

THURSDAY, JULY q
All stores and business places
closed.
No set program arranged for
the day. Golf, swimming, tennis,
and other sports available.
Dance. city gymnasium. Music
by Bill Davidson and Bachelors of
Rhythm, colored orchestra, $3.50
p. m.
Dance, square and round, Amer
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-03

Apricot Native of Asia
The apricot Is believed to be a
native plant Of western and central
Asia, extending eastward to China.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-03
DYES Kill Cultures

Minute quantities Of aniline dyes
known as brilliant green and mala.
chite green will kill cultures Of the
parasitic fungus that causes "ath.
letp's foot"
Washington Journal., 1935-09-13
Is a.


Gin tduber alter Slider mar zines
Cages nit Ieinsm @oote unteripeSs.
ais Elm in feiner NGbe befinbli9es
MotorbDot led Iprang unb fat 1O=
fort funt. CUR srOBten Gntriiituns
oer Sn5aHen 0es Motorbootes nabm
Der dIte Monn ni9t bic geringfte
NOtia BON ibrsm llusliid. fOnoern
ruoerte rubig tpeiter un0 paffte feline
tur5e SOnpfeife. Sic i9rieen, uber
er mar gu tdub. nm lie gu bOren.
SdlieBli@ sliidte es ibnen. gu isinem
BOote gu f@pimmen uHo an Boro
au tlettern. Gr f4ien febr iibers
rafdt. fie gu feben, uno nod eritauns
ter, aIs elmer BON ibnen Jpn anf@rie:
Sum 6enter! Marum huben Sic
uns niHt gsboLfen9 Sdben sic
nins. ooB mir fat ertrnnten ipGrsn9"
Dem Slider ging Die Quft aus.
uMeni9entin0!1 ltieb er berpor. sd
babe Sie CANA gut seIsbsn. ober i'd
oaHte. sic tpdren eins bon ben neus
mOoiIhen llRterieeboOtent.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-13

gals, 1ls Dolte lb tbn Dor ben
8dbnen idiiBen, Die i'm i'm ndHIten
Nugenblid 5erreiBen muBten. Sd
preBte meinen 3opf 3mii9en oie
Sdnoe, aIs fonnte ID ooour9 Der.
binOern, OoB Der 8antber nit einem
Yranfenbieb meinen Sd10eI 5er-
trimmerte. Sd
9a fro1 oas 8ier unter benz
Gid berDor. @e0ldt I9lid es lang.
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eine nuf.
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liener trat Elm, bot mir freun0Iid
bic Snno, iab nidts bonn Sob, Der
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angit IGbmte mid. Sd Itarrte nur
auf ben ihuar5en Yantber.
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5eigIine batte ben Stcliener auf Dem
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entiebten Slid gu ieben. or folgte
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9as Sier gebordte, fnu6ts ee-
rei5t, fauerte u1ter Dem Gid 8u-
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geben.
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Washington Journal., 1935-09-13
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Washington Journal., 1935-09-13
Gin redter MaIsr

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Washington Journal., 1935-09-13
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Washington Journal., 1935-09-13

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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-09-06
Ickes Acts to Begin Work
On Slum Clearance Project

Washington, D. c. (ILNs)-A Admin
istrator Ickes has ordered acceptance
of option on five square blocks Of
slum area in Detroit to permit the
PWA's slum clearance project in that
city to be started Immediately.
The site covered by the option is
part Of a larger area for which a
housing project had been planned by
PWA. This site will permit construc-
tion Of modern housing for 486 famll-
les at virtually the same rent now be
ing paid for badly deteriorated sub
standard housing within the area. The
project is located in a Negro district.
Ickes indicated that the PWA, for
the time being, has abandoned its
plan to acquire the large area.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-09-06

Further, the pensions paid are in
adequate to all who may qualify with
the exception of officials and employees
in the higher brackets who have long
service record"
The committee added that accord
ing to estimates by competent author
tiles railroad managements during the
past FIVE years have thrown cover
100000 railroad employees onto the
streets with no immediate possibility
of unemployment" and no pensions
to protect them.
Largely because of the united in
fiuence of organized labor, the Clark
amendment favoring private old age
pensions was dropped from the social
security act, and the plan was not
included in the railroad retirement act.
Congress did a good job in banning
the proposal from both measures.