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Washington Journal., 1935-01-11
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gtiaae BON aInta steinader.

Gfi55e bon pima 5teinader.
Da6eim! Sin 6lutiunges, roTs
ges @ef90pf nit JldnaeHben Mugsn,
ons 9er3 boiler pldne unb @sbns
Iu9t, oas mar ole 5ulome Wieler.
Sic par Elm Helm tpsnig oertiebt in
oen iungsn, 6lonoen S9u1ebrer. Sin
tlein penig2 Rein, aus lien i6rsn
Rrdften. Srf9roden 6atte lie's 1es
ipirt. nls ,r nit Dem 3ei6z9u9 oas
trlte liebsnspuroige Billet gtI9idt.
9ie 5ase parsn Elm Su6el uno
sic Rd4ts Gin 9eimliAes &lagen dnD
Smeifeln uoa ungepiB9eit. Sic be-
a~ntfpOrtste bic tIeinen 8iaette nit
8riefen, angefiiGt nit pu~noeriamen,
Experimentation Se5anten, bic in
iArem iungen In6erii9rten !6sr3en tas
men unb ginsen. Nonn iis Ii9 6es
Jegneten. Die 8ei6en, fano Fe ni9t
Jlei9 Den Ront our Interchangeable;
cine beiBe 9lutpele, bic in ben
@dngen 6rannte, entbiGte erbars
mungsIos oas Jii6len hires Ser3ens.
pa tamen lift luf einmnl IeltTam
fluge. Olftelnbe gebanfen: gr mugs
te 5o4 ldngft piiTen I'm lire 2iebe;
ettDa ibr 8ens6meu ma6te Ie ibm
Derraten baben! WarHm blteb et iras
mer li@ glei4, tiibI. iu9li9 = DDn
ben f40nen @eOnnten. bic Isin
Munb ausipra9 un0 in bensn piels
lei4t fem 5unten feines eiysnet
S9s lag. Bis gu Den lparmsn sins
serfpiBen, Die ii9 fIii9tis UNI lire
sigene sitternbe &s4te f9lOfen. Rstn
glut, feline Seele, nur elm tIetnes,
fleines SntereFe: .@ar ie ibm Dieis
lei9t 9leihgiiltig?@ 2angfam tam
Der @areden in ibre @lieOer uno
tpie cine belize Slut pallts bic G9am
0ur9 ibre Steele.
unb in sinInmer nd@tigsr Stun6e
bat fie lift iunsss 0er3tpeb in bic
Rifen gefAlu93t M.
Sabre linb Uergansen. Die GalOs
me bon 0amals 1T gtreiFt unD our9
Grfabrungen geitdbIt tporoen, Sin
2eben liegt in ben lieben Sabren!
lno iener critic 0ie6esI9mer3 lieqt
fpie Elm Dergilbtes 8ldttlein uneaOs
LID nett auriid an Der G9peIe ibres
Werbens.
Du. 1T es S&idTaI9 gines sooes
bdlt Salome sinen Brief in ben
9inoen. Dit ru6igem Ser5en uno
tiibl sritaunten 4ugen fuat lie ben
5inn Der 3eilen gu erfafsn. IS
1T Der Brief, ben fs Dor Iieben Su6s
rem Oergebli@ ermartet bate. Der
Damn, ben tie esliebt. lu6t Elm
9eim. un6 erinnert Iid nun Der
p~tleinen lieben @alome Don Chit.
Die i6m elm parmes Teit bereiten
loH.
Seltfam! 2eis uno 6erb Ipislt elm
QdHeln UNI Galomes Qippen. Uie
@e9nfuGt rest lid i'm beiben 0ersen,
itiirmenb, quGlen0.
Nber bns 9lut tpirb mieDer tiibs
Ter, oos Denten rubiger unb 6eims
LID tatet Das WerseFsn Ourd bic
Seele.
S4idfdlg Da 1T ouf einmaI Die
Srfiiaung 81, = aber bic Gebnlu@t
1T alt SetpOrOsn, = OsrssFen.
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11

gROu.an bon spa W0s.@.
az. g5Drtirsuno.)

SbaTiiIO fuhr fort: ~5ie fam, UNI
mir elm @ebeimnis an3uperirauen:
Beote pirO W1nIte goblin bsiroten.
SeIern BADEN ie ii9 gseinist.4
Srnes 9ano, nod ben 00fher
baItenO. Tag unbepsgli9. pie Blei
OUT ber G@reibtiinplatte.
Sin Dolltommenes 5nneigen
berrIhte Diele SetunDen lang.
SbaIiilO bate ben anDeren 6eobohs
ten pollsn.
Run mar in ibnt cine 4rt Feeli=
f4er Jeigbeit. unb sr mngte ni9t,
init einem Bid Oas @eli9t Des auz
beren gu Freifen.
MeRe, rpenn ct gu Oiel Oorauf
ldle ....
Die bsibsn paifen suiammsn, i"
fnste Srns pl0BIi4 gana talten 1os
res. Damn itanb sr auf, nit Ieinen
getpObnten Iebr I4nellen getpeguns
gen, unD iaste, OaB sr iofort nod
auf ben fpeitlihen Dei9 miiffe. ST
ftiilpte Ii6 ben 9ut auf ben Ropf,
tueit aus Der @tirns pte INNER,
fruntierts leinep Brief unb ging
bnpOn. Rein Bid, fem ein3iger
bate bas Auge Isines Jreunbes ge=
troffen.
SbaTiilo blieb suriid. Rein 2ibtz
trabl bate feline biifteren @ebait=
Zen srbellt unO oerftreut. Nbsr aud
Ssin augenbIid lie 6ere4tigter ges
ma@t.
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11

~N" ~~SNH y" SNSNHs'StS% ~
ma@t.
Gs por am Na9mittag oesIel6en
Sages. Malte goblin IoB pieoer
Bel 9eate i'm garten unter ben Ras
itanien. Jrii6te unb Wein tonDen
auf benz 3ti4.
MSaIte SolOin mar Iebr leI in
feinem torretten @oriaB, in feline
BrGutignmsreAts erit nod 4blauf
bes Sraueriabres etnautreten. Nber
@eatens 9GnOe ungetiiBt gu laften
-... nein, bas ndre gu bart ge>
tpeIen! nnO lie lieB Is gerne ge<
f9eben.
Die 3eit bes 9efu4es ober muBte
iftopp bemeffen blei6en. Die Mens
f9en in Moritobt tporen gu neu=
9isris. gu tlotf9baft. Sic piirOsn
glcih bermuten, OaB bu ettpas i'm
@erte fet!
@s mar ia f9per, ii1 l~os3ureiz
Ben. Mber eingeOent ieiner tOrrets
ten @orfdBe iab Malte goblin bod
mad Der 1br.
Die ltbr purbe nuf ben Slid
eeIegt. No9 flint Minuten.
NlIO nod 3eit 81 Elm paar aus
fiibrli9en GanbtaIfsn.
unD bann mar es ptrfli9 10 nett.
Er muBte fort.
rNber morgen tomme ib nieber!"
SIS lit gu Oft!A tlagte 8eate.
~bie bret Mlonate miiffen mir nod
D~sritGnOis iein!"
,@ut, iibermorgen!@
.SSa, bann t0nnen sic bier BEL
urs oinieren, lieber Malte, bas Sim
Iaufen bes G9iffes unb all Der feits
IiGe GGrm babel 1T @Orpanb qez
mug"
r5amos! MlfO leben Sic tpobt,
Bente bieie @nisteit Biz iiber@
mOrgen bin!"
Mls ct fort nor, ba9te lie elm
padr Minuten iiber i'm mad:
St mar bod Elm fe6r. lebr METER
Men19. lInb fobelboft Oiitinguiert.
Sic pirben Elm. bOrnebmes, amiis
fontes 9eben Fibren. SIN 5ommer
nuf JrisDeritenbof. SIN Winter in
Der NeitDeno. Sn Berlin mare g
ii@er Ihper geDeien, bel 9of 3ulaB
Su finDen. Sic mar ia ~6urgerlt9
unb goblin bate ni9t ME Elm Mt@
niiter ODER Mtta96 ODER Elm tomz
handkerchief @eneral cine Teite
Stellung am 9of, bic aud Der Sc
mo9liR BON feIbt ben 3utritt ges
!pd6rte. Nber bier i'm 2anDe, in Ger
tleinen HeiiDena. tonnte unO DurFte
elmer Der &apaliere aus Der Bitter
1@aFt feline Satin Doritellen, nod
boau, Da tie aus Elmer aft anidifi=
gen, Iebr nngefe6enen @uts6eiiBersz
familie itammte. NuH ertnnerte
8eate iiA nit Moblsefallen an Den
@inbrud, ben lie Oamals auf ben
Jiiriten unO fem @efolge gemaHt
bate. Man bate ibr aud geingt,
baB Ionit nur cine 8roi9e, beite=
benD aus benz Nomens3ue in Brill
iantiplittern. 6et iol4em MnlaB an
bic erite Geitiunefrau geidentt Mir
be. sic nber bate Elm Iebr I4Dnes
MrmbanD betommen. So, e5 tonnte
1ebr biibi@ tperDen!
Sic erbp6 li9, I'm bic @lGfer unb
Jru9tteller Suiammen3urdumen.
6ebi mar 6eute DrouBen auf @las
nau, UNI in Der bortigen Wirti9oft
Elm penig nod benz Re9ten gu les
ben. Die CUTE 0ebi! sic Iol!te
aud gepiB einmal nod 5rieDeriten-
bof e~ingelaDen iperben!
Dur9 ben griinen @arten fam Oas
Dienitmdb4en.
r9err 9ielmerfen bittet UNI bic
@bre.."
.Sn ben blausn Salon -
@eate fiiblte. Dab ibr bic 9dnbe 3its
terten. Sic mar aud Duntelrpt GEE
tporDeH.
Wie unbegreifIi4! Mie peinIi9!
rDas tommt nur. neil i'd bum
merpeiie 10 Diel an i'm geDa4t babe.
Gr sebt MIDI bod gar nidts an
gar ni9tsl1 Dns 9erS tIOpfte ;br
raIenD. sic sing Iebr langiam
bur& ben gorten.
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11

gtnSigs GrtIdruns. -
Sbrf (%ertaunt gum Su99aIter):
.Drei Dollar 9oriHuB2-Sie polIen
po1l heiraten. Miiner?"
@on3 rt9tis. = Batter:
a9m. Sic perlangeu bic 0ano mei-
ner 1oAters Was beiiben Sic
,enn2"
~6reier: nNiGts als bic 0iebe Sd.
rer 1o4tsr. Oas ibrise miiHen Sic
'eiiBea!"
Nusrebe. - poIioift: .5is
iredeA bic 9anb aus! sic bettsln
Tier noble"
BETTER: IS 6epobre! 9ab' mi nur
iftr5cagen mO1sn. obs net re0neR
Idi~
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15
SimpIification of Bank Checks

New York.-In a bulletin issued
by the Bank Management Commits
sion of the American Bankers Asso-
ciation, plans are described for car.
rying on the simplification of bank
checks, notes, drafts and similar in
struments in respect to size and uni
formity of arrangement Of subject
matter.
Detailed recommendation for this
end were formulated by the associa-
ton about ten years ago, the bulletin
says, and promulgated by the United
States Department Of Commerce
among banks, business houses using
large numbers of checks, CONNER
cial stationers and photographers. AS
result about S5 per cent adherence
to the recommendations was brought
about. The present bulletin. which
describes the standard specifica-
tions in full, Is issued to maintain
this high level of adherence to the
recommendations.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15
Main Street Merchant
Back Home Again

The Cash & Garry Gro
Gerry on North Main street is
to be re-opened shortly.
Frank Tauson, proprietor,
arrived from across the wa
ters Sunday and is making
arrangements to again serve
the public from his store,
midway between Coolidge
and Central avenues.
Mr.. Tauson closed his
store last summer to visit the
folks back home in Swed en-.
A two-months' siege of ty-
phoid fever kept him two
months overtime in the old
country. He is now hale and
hearty and will in a few
weeks offer the buying pub
lic a full stock of fresh gro
ceries at the old stand
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15
CHURCH BAZAAR
PLANS READY

The third annual bazaar
of the Coolidge Community
church will be held at the
Legion Hall on Saturday,
November %. The booths
of the bazaar will open at l
o'clock and will remain open
during the day.
Starting at 5 o'clock din
ner will be served through
out the evening until 8
o'clock.
Articles to be sold in the
booths are as follows: White
elephant sale; Novelties of
all descriptions; fancy sew
ing, embroidery and laces !;
plain sewing, garments and
towels, quilts of different
patterns, new and old; also
an original quilt will be on
display. not for sale, made
up of two thousand or more
pieces designed to represent
the Arizona cacti in blocks.
Name the quilt for a prize.
This bazaar is staged under
the auspices of the Coolidge
Community church.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15
SAY CCC WORK
NOT VERY HARD

Grady Phillips, 19, and
Baker Eldridge, 18, CCC
boys were in from their camp
near Eloy, Saturday. They
had heard about Coolidge
and wanted to see how it
compared with towns in Vir-
ginia, their native state. 1t
is spreading out more than
the old Virginia towns, they
learned, and has more room
to spread, they said. 1t is
farther from the mountains.
There are 225 in the Eloy
camp according to the visit
ors. Besides, board, lodging
and clothing, they receive
$50 to $45 a month. The
major portion of it is sent
home, but much of it comes
back and is spent here the
CCC members say.
The Eloy camp is engaged
building the Tucson road.
do we work hard? Not at
all" 1t is easy say the boys,
but we must look like we are
at work while on the lob"
At that, great deal of work
is being done by the men and
they are making the Tucson
road look like a boulevard
according to reports.
Arizona is alive with CCC
men. Camps are being es-
tablished all over the state.
There are camps in Pima,
Santa Cruz and Cochise coun-
ties and numerous camps in
northern Arizona. There
are IL camps near the town
of Stafford. The work being
done is 1115.ly on roads and
improvements on the govern
ment reserves. The Gees
are performing a good serv-
ice in making accessible all
parts of Arizona.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15
Marshall Is Sent
To State Asylum

Noel Marshall went on a
rampage Sunday morning
and severely slashed a color
ed man with his knife near
the s P depot Sun lay morn
ing Marshall lost his suit
case and in controversy with
the color ID man, flew into a
rage and used a knife mer-
cilessly, He was arrested,
and on hearing adjudged in
sane and sent to the state
asylum.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15
THE OLD PLANTATION
PLEASED WITH MUSIC

One of the most success
full balls in the history of To-
cal legionnaire celebrations,
was held at Legion Hall Mon
day night following Armis-
tice Day celebration. There
was a large attendance last
ing until l a. m. Tuesday.
The Old Plantation orches-
ira of Tucson furnished mu-
sic, and so we'll pleased were
the Legianaires they plan to
have the same orchestra for
their next entertainment Re-
ceipts of the occasion were
far beyond expectations.
Read our ads and save money.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15
WELDON CHESLEY DIES

Weldon, nine-year old son
of Mr., and Mrs. Jacob Ches-
ley, died at 7:45 Friday eve
ming at the Florene hospital.
Burial was had in the Flor
ence cemetery, Sunday. De-
ceased suffered a blow on
the head in a fall Thursday,
and complained of his spine.
He was rushed to the hos
pital and lived but SO hours.
A little less than two years
ago the little fellow was
struck by an automobile.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15
WINTER AND SNOW
HITS NORTH ARIZONA

Winter has come to north
ern Arizona.
Snow capped the San
Francisco peaks at Flagstaff
early in the week with a
binding brightness and COW
cred the ground in protected
areas where the weather OBJ
server predicted it would re-
main during t h e winter
months.
A cold north wind sent
temperatures below freezing
throughout the northern part
Of the state.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15
REPORT FAVORABLE
FOR JACKIE COKER

Jackie, 8-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Co
ker, was taken suddenly i'll
last week. Due to uncertain
ty as to the nature of her all
ment, she was taken to a
Phoenix hospital. Last re-
ports were she responded
favorably to cultures and is
expected to recover shortly.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15
Methodist Y. P. u.
Visits in Tucson

Friday night, Nov. Is. l.
Coolidge young people will
motor to Tucson to attend a
meeting of the Young peo-
pies Union of the Tucson
district, returning after the
session in Menlo Par k
church. Plans are under
way to form a Central Ari-
zona Union, composed OF
Coolidge, Casa Grande and
Ray young people.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15
Putnam Makes His
Fast Nickle Faster

j. D. Putnam enlarged the
capacity of his Fast Nickle
eating place this week with
a hip-roof addition. The en-
largement makes room for a
table to accommodate eight
more persons and a sleeping
room in the rear. The Fast
Nickle now accommodates
l6 persons at a sitting.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our
many friends who assisted us
through the sickness and
death of our little son, We'll
don.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ches-
ley.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvia Vice.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15
Leave O'Coats Alone
In Cold Weather

Walter Brown was up be-
fore Justice Brown this we4n
charged with petty larceny.
An overcoat was the proper
ty involved. It was cold.
Brown was let off with a sem
tence of 80 days in Jail, with
out benefit of clergy, or
something like that, which
means no days off.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15

Mrs. M. E. Sweeper has
Just purchased the Longhorn
Cafe from John Moffitt and
we predicts success in her
undertaking, as she has maLy
friends here.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15
DIR. A. B. TOWNSEND
ADDRESSES MEETING

Continued from page u
mar school which followed
a parade from Legion Hall.
A feature of the parade was
the Drum and Bugle corps
from Casa Grande. Martin
Tyler and Frank Watson
acted as color bearers. Chas.
Priest led the parade and
acted as chairman of the
meeting.
J. J. Kennedy of Florence,
commander of the Fourth
district preceded the speaker
of the occasion with a short
address. Rev. Chas. Ward
of the Community church de-
livered the invocation Rev.
Glenn Smiley of the Method
ist church sang a solo, "The
ReQulum, accompanied by
Mrs Smiley at the piano.
Mrs. Eisenhart led in singing
"The Star Spangled Banner"
Mrs. Hobby at the piano.
Buford and Ben Arnev Of
Florence rendered ga Home
on the Range" duet.
At the close of exercises
members Of the Florcnce,
Casa Grande and Coolidge
posts held a meeting at
which child welfare was
discussed.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15

The Coolidge Drug Go.
has just completed the in
stallation of a heating and
cooling plant in the base
ment Of their building.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15

Mrs. Bill Thompson and
brother, Carl Baker, have re-
turned from a visit with their
mother, Mrs. Tom Baker of
Deming, N. M. The mother
accompanied them home for
a visit.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15

The Shanty Cafe began
this week under new man.
agement, Mrs. Robert Nor
ris having bought the busi-
ness and will retain Mr.. Wof-
ford as cook who is favor
ably known here for his cUl-
mary art@.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15

The Coolidge boy will
probably get another dog.
But the mound over the dog
he buried yesterday" will
remain green in memory a
long time. When the dog
poisoner buys the next fatal
drug for indiscriminate kill
ing of dogs, he may we'll
ponder whether he can best
serve humanity by giving it
to a boys pal or swallowing
it himself.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15

Mrs. Florence Dawson and
two little sons returned We'd
nesday from visit with re'a-
tives in Albuquerque, N. NJ,
and Amarillo, Texas.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15

Mrs 0. B. Lee has pur-
chased Fay's Lunch restau-
rant and will continue the
efficient service for which
the place is known.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15

F. G. Mcfarland, a prom
inent farmer of the Florence
country, was transac+ing
business in Coolidge yester-
day and ordered The Exam
iner while here.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15

The parents of Otis Sasser,
proprietor of the Coolidge
drug store, are visiting him
this week from Clovis. N. NJ.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15

Andy Martin, from Glen
dale, is now in charge of the
soda fountain at Hines drug
store.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15

Uncle Tom Harkey return
ed Wednesday from a visit
to his old home at Spur. Tex.
He says there was a 3-inch
snow there when he left,
which was too crimpy for
his thin blood.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15
Insurance that insures
Hobby Agency.

The Desert Woman's club
will hold a cake sale next
Saturday at the Pay'n Takit
store, beginning at 8 o'clock.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15

H T. McClain, manager
of Breeze Radio Service, is
i'll at his home in Florence.
We hope for his speedy re-
IcOvery.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15

Bob Sellers, ex-J. P. of
Chandler. was a Coolidge
visitor Saturday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15

Bonds. Loans, Fire and
Auto Appraisals. Hobby
Agency.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15

Loans on crops and live.
stock. Hobby Agency.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15

Town and farm property
tor sale. Hobby Agency.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15

Ell E C RICIT
Your best friend if you use
1T right and don't waste it.
Think how good an electric
pad is for cold feet.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15

We are pleased to report
N. w. Moxley's improve
ment after a recent illness.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15
BOY BURIES BUT DOES
NOT FORGET DOG

Continued from page y
legible Byronic inscription:
NEAR THIS SPOT
ARE DEPOSITED THE.
REMAINS OF ONE
WHO POSSESSED BEAUTY
WITHOUT VANITY
STRENGTH WITHOUT In
SOLENCE
WITHOUT FER
OCITY
AND ALL THE VIRTUES
OF MAN WITHOUT HIS
VICES
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15
ELECTRICITY FOR HEALTH

pthoxy
standpoint
Seconomcalf
Thre1
The Washington times., 1935-12-16

BERLIN, Dec. 16 (U.SO-A
portable radiophoto apparatus,
with which military planes may
radio photographs Of an enemy
position back to their base. has
been constructed by Prof. Arthur
Korn, of the Berlin Technische
HochSchule, it was learned today.
The ingenious apparatus, which
weighs only SO pounds and can be
carried in a small kit, is consid-
cred a long step in radio-photog-
raphy development, obviating ex-
penSive installation in many cases
Of complicated expensive radio.
photo transmitters now existing
only in larger cities.
The Korn machine uses caesium
cells for photo-electric cells.
The Italian air force in Ethiopia
Is said to be using at least one of
the Korn transmitters. Lack of
adequate Typographical maps @
The Washington times., 1935-12-16
How NeWlyWeds Will
Buy Home i'm '38

CHICAGO, Dec. 16 G.NsJ-
It's June in the year 193S-for the
purposes of this story-and, as in
every June, flowers are blooming,
birds are singing, young folks are
marrying, and settin' up house
keeping.
But the laStnamed Of these nat
ural phenomena has undergone a
change. The bride and groom do
their houSe-hunting in a depart
ment store, picking out whatever
style they wish from a great floor
full of miniature models. The
bride says, Buy me one Of those,
Honey" The groom says, "Okay,
We'll have it sent out to our lot"
They 60 to another floor, pick
The Washington times., 1935-12-16
THREATEN
LECTURER

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 16 U.S0.
Threats. written and telephoned,
have been received by Mrs. Car.
veth Wells, traveller and lecturer,
since she gave her vigorous in
dictment Of Communist propa.
ganda, she revealed yesterday.
Speaking under the auspices Of
American Women, Incorporated,
Mrs. Wells recently told an audi
ence Of Los Angeles women what
she saw in Soviet Russia, and ap-
pealed for increased firmneSS in
dealing with CommuniStic activi-
ties,
The Washington times., 1935-12-16
PASHA REGRETS
BRITISH insult

ONDON, Dec. 16 U.S0.
Premier Tewfik Nessim Pasha
has expressed officially re-
grets over molesting of a British
military dispatch carrier Saturday
by Nationalists and anti-British
mobs in Carlo, a Daily Mail dis
patch from Egypt today said.
NeSsim PaSha pointed out that
it was a chance occurrence and
promised measures to prevent its
repetition.
Nationalist Leader Pasha pub
lictly appealed to student crowds
not to demonstrate further.
The Washington times., 1935-12-16

out their air-conditioning unit,
cooling and heating systems, and
a co-ordinated kitchen. On an
other floor they pick out a whole
living room decoration scheme
The same for the other rooms.
They then hop off on their hon.
eymoon for a couple of weeks
When they come home their house
Is up,
That's the way it'll be done
within a decade, it Is predicted
here as some Of the country'i
leading home furnishing manufac'
turers assemble for the first In,
ternational Housewares show, to
be held in the Merchandise Mart
Jan. 6-18.
The Washington times., 1935-12-16
PLANE RADIOS PHOTOS

Ethiopia Is overcome thereby.
Aviators are able to obtain photo
graphs not only of troop concen-
trations but also Of cities to be
bombed.
Only about ten minutes
needed for developing photographs
in the air-need elapse before
transmission is begun.
The Washington times., 1935-12-16
Mrs. Hammond Named

MARTINSBURG, Va, Decem-
ber 14.-Mrs. Fred Hammond,
this city, has been named by
Works Progress Administration
as Berkley county organizer of
the Emergency WPA Adult Edu.
cation program. Mrs. Hammond
will be in charge Of crippled
children's educational work, night
classes for adults and nursery
'cnboo1c
Evening star., 1935-05-02
PAGE DIOGENES!

LINCOLN, Nebr. (P.-Diogenes
should have hung his lantern in the
Nebraska Legislature.
The lawmakers were discussing the
platforms on which they ran In the
last election.
Representative Dayton Sullenberger,
Democrat. Of Chadron interjected:
"I campaigned because there was
$500 In the Job. What's the use Of
kidding about these platforms2"
Evening star., 1935-05-02
BY NORMAN MARSH

GT LAST THE comes ARE
YEARLY DAN LIFTS
AtS ERSTWAiLE OPPONENT TO
hiS SHOULDER RS AND QUICKLY
STEPS OUT OF Tue DOOMED
BUILDING INTO TUE MOONLIGHT!
Evening star., 1935-05-02

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5. Lump.
9. Greek letter.
IA. German river.
Is. Mixture.
16. Covered with hair.
II. Fish sauce.
18. To adopt into a country.
20. Bull slayer.
"a. The sun.
23. Chess pieces.
"a. Favorite.
Is. Stitch.
Is. Roman javelins.
~. Formal retractions.
81. Indite.
80. Overstrained.
80. Salt of boric acid.
36. Salts Of cetic acid.
81. Citizen army.
80. Sharp mountain spurs.
80. Saucy.
10. Color.
d. Bitter oranges.
A. A saurel.
a. Unit Of Illuminating power.
45. Small bird.
46. Vessel.
~. Deception.
48. Set aside.
S2. A clarifier.
IS. Instrument.
56. Calcereous skeleton of marine 70
ophytes.
81. Stupor.
6s. Wading bird.
Evening star., 1935-05-02
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