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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-04-11
MOOSE LAKE FUNERAL
DIRECTOR IS HONORED

Robert E. Hamlin. popular Moose
Lake funeral director. was elected
treasurer of the Minnesota Funeral
Directors Association at the recent
annual convention held in st. Paul.
Mr.. Hamlin was one of the organizers
for the Association in the Arrowhead
district and is a brother of the Pine
county register of deeds, P. l. Hamlin.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-04-11
884 Registered on Sales Tax
Petition in Last Two Is
sues of American.
165 More Add Names to
Petition to Legislature
This Week.

If the action of hundreds of peo-
pie in Pine county and this section
OF the state can be taken as a crit
erion, then the senators and repre-
sentatives in the states law making
body will not have very difficult
time in knowing that the proposed
state sales tax is not destined to a
popular future among the masses.
In the last two issues of the Askov
American the names of SS4 taxpayers
and voters whose names were added
to petition against the sales tax,
were published and this week 165
more are published, making in all
total of 1049.
Hfbbing Heard From.
The Hibbing business. men, who
make up the Lions Club there, to add
their voice to the protest against the
passage of a state sales tax, for
warded resolution to their legisla-
tors and to the Hon. Gov. Floyd B.
Olson. The resolution of protest was
voted at meeting of the club in the
Androy hotel in that city a few days
ago.
Duluth Druggists Opposed to It.
The Duluth retail druggists ex-
pressed themselves through their Sec
rotary in the April 9Th issue of the
News-Tribune as follows:
merchants generally will be af-
fected because hundreds of thousands
of dollars of merchandise will be
bought in Superior where no sales tax
will be levied" The secretary, Mr..
Zeidel, urged consumers, retail store
employees and Independent merchants
to write their state legislators in pro-
test against the proposed tax. Mr..
Zeidel described the pending legisla-
ton as unfair and vicious and states
that the sales tax would shift the
burden of taxation upon those least
able to pay, and that retailers will
suffer from the nuisance features as
well as in cases where they will have
to absorb part of the tax.
In hitting upon the possibility Of
many going into Superior to do their
buying, Mr.. Zeidel spoke a danger
which might be applied to other Sec
lions along the border of Wisconsin.
The consuming public, it is pointed
out could also go across the line and
buy their hardware, tObaccos, cigar
cites, etc, where they would not have
to pay sales tax. On carton of
cigarettes one could save 90 cents
figured on the basis of the proposed
tax, if he bought them where there
was no sales tax.
More Petitioners.
to the petition against the sales tax
since last weeks publication are as
follows:
ASKOV
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-04-11
OF
EVEN NUMBERED
MEN AND WOMEN
Proposal Made by Senator Cravens of
AMlaca, for Unicameral Lawmak-
ing Body I'm Minnesota.

The following article was writ
ten by Vivian S. Thorp in her
column, ION the Legislative
Front and Published April 2 in
The Minneapolis Star:
OF strange legislative proposals
there is no end. Yesterday bill
came up for a hearing before the
senate civil administration commit
tee advocating a unicameral or one
house legislature. which is perfectly
that the representation therein shall
be composed of 60 men and 60 wom-
en-, elected on an absolute sex basis,
and is the brain child of Senator
Fay Cravens of Milaca. Ones first
impulse in meeting such a bill is
to regard it as a humorous attempt
on the part of its author, but it easily
became plain yesterday that Senator
Cravens was in deadly earnest about
the measure and moreover he was
supported by quite a stable group of
Farmer-LabOr women from various
parts of the state who seemed to re-
gard the senator's bill as a chivalrous
gesture in their direction. 1t was
almost like turning back the clock and
listening to the old Arguments which
women were struggling for legal po-
litical equality with men in the leg
islatures of the country.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-04-11
Claims Discrimination.

Women, according to Senator Cra-
ven, are still Disseminated against:
age-Old prejudice still operates against
them, and these things were used to
support the argument that fine way
of removing all such determinations
would be by making the electorate
elect them by mandate to the law
making body. If women were in the
legislatures, according to Mr.. Cravens,
we should have no more war: and
neither. according to the Milaca SEN
atOr, would there now be ten thou
sand young women being trained as
barmaids": dangers of the overthrow
of the school. church and home would
be removed if women were in the leg
islature in equal numbers with men.
Perhaps the most extraordinary ele-
ment introduced by Senator Cravens
was the statement that though his
unicameral bill would remove the
check and balance system upon which
our theory of state and national gov
eminent has been more or less pred
ittbtCd. liIS ICdluIC Noulu really Dt
retained. because the opinions of
women and men were so absolutely
different as to balance and check
each other
/ kept feeling through the discus
sion. that like the famous alice" I
had walked through the looking
glass" back into an earlier day It
seemed incredible. not that the bill
should be introduced by a man. but
that any women should consider it
favorably.
Not of Politics.
We now have political equality with
men. This we had to induce them
to give us. because it must be done
by the vote itself which we did not
possess. But having now political
equality. we must achieve every other
kind of equality for ourselves. Our
position with men today is largely
just what we make it. We are still
fighting for economic equality-and
may do so for many years. The kind
of prejudice which Senator Cravens
referred to as condemning women to
kitchens and dishwashing," has moth
ing whatever to do with politics: it
is merely division of the worlds
work. to which no woman need be
condemned if she is smart enough
and strong enough and objects to.
enough. to find her way out of. Ger
tainly she can never legislate herself
out.
Surely. we want more women in
legislatures. We want women in leg
islatures who are trained to public
work and political thought and finesse.
TT we can find such women in the
various communities of the state. we
can send them to the legislature at
every election. There are enough
Confines on Page ~
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-04-11

A NATIONAL RECORD
Largest circulation of any
newspaper in the United
States published in a COM
munity of it's size.
BY far the largest circu-
latiOn of any newspaper in
Pine county.
A good advertising medium.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20
@al5in9tOuer
SOnrnsa4=erlet
@e6e SitIerla a0m Dariaen gDnntaa.

Sn elmer &eoe borigen Sonutag
Dor b%eriammeltem Geibstag in
N~iirnberg mauote ii9 Sitler gegen
Die oft b0smiGige Setloen3 Der
Sdriftleiter Der 8eitungen Ser @elt,
9elti6luno in Oie 9isfuiIion Der ge-
genmdrtigen Observation-Disclosures
SAmierigfeiten mitbinein8u5ieben,
mo bod 9euti9lano ni6ts miini9t
ais Ben Srieoen, feinen Mngriff ouf
&uBlaro, 5ranfrei9 ODER Seltrei9.
Aae politii6en &ombinationen uno
Spefulationen Der @egentpart ridten
iid angebli9 lebteroings nlr 9 In
8euti6Iono. (9os iogte Dori=
gen Sonntag tatiG6li6 genat 10 Der
alnerifanii9e S6riftiteler 5ranf s..
Simonos in ieinem regelmGBigen
Sonntags Grtifel; liebe n@aibington
GunooD Star4 Is. September.)
9eutidano beorobt feines 2anOes
6reibeit, meinte Sitler, uno ntmmt
niAt Steaung gu @eidebniiien, Die
es nidt angeben (g(nipielltng tDobI
ouf StaIien).
Sitter proteitferte ferner gegen Die
ungeredte 8eDanoluug Ser 9elitIden
I'M Iitauii6en MemeIge=
bet unO gegen oie 4~ltsitretrung
bon SOB uno gfebolution our6 Die
ruHii1en n, Communication &om-
minter uno lire &pngreIie (Staats-
iefretGr Sun in @aibington tat oos-
ieIbe). gn0li1 tDanote er 1i1 gegen
neuerli6e @rrogan5 Ser Suoen IN
9eutidlano ielbit, oie gegen 8eigung
zines i1peoii6en ben Suoen ungiin-
itigen, lonit barmloien Sims IN
9eutl6lano proteltierten. Bon ieBt
al oiirfen bic Slloen in 9eutlAlano
nltr Die 3ioniitenflagge 5eigen. Sit=
fer mics and aitf DIE 8eIefoigurg Der
6maitifaflagge in Seem Oorf bin uro
lies @errn @oering orei nelie @eieBe
perlelen, pona1 bic 6arben SAmar5-
@eiB=&o &ei9sfarben bleibeny aber
Die yea5iflagge Die Slagge oes
oeuti1en &ei6es miro. 5erner oiir-
fen Die SuOen BON ieBt an feinen
arier beiraten, unO Die 0eltiden
Ielbit peroen in 3tpei @ruppen ge-
teilt a. Miitglieoer oes Sfaates, BEL
len SauB iie genieBen, b Ooae gir-
ger oes 2anoes, mel6e inn gan5 Die
men f0nnen. 2ebtere iolen eigene
8iirgerbriefe 'ausgeltelt befommen.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20
Die Masiflasse 1T in Baltimore nidJt
popular?

Ssn1 naben Baltimore mur0e Dor
3tDei @o6en gelegentli6 Der Mbbal-
tunq Der 6eier oes u9euti6en Ga
qes0 unter ben 9eutl9amerifanern
Ser Staot cine Mbitimmlng iiber Die
5rage abgebalten, Oh man iiberbaupt
cine oeuti DE Seimatflagge uno
melde (es gibt aligenblidlid amtli6
nur eineD man bel Ser 5eier amtli1
bo13ieben ioae. Das Gelultat Der
bonn 8%iirgerperein beranitalteten
Gunofrage bel oeutiden 8ereinen Der
Staot NOR oas folgenoe: Sir Siiien
Ser amerifanifden 5logge
5. +. gegen ieglides amtll-
DIES 3eigen Der oeutf den So-
beits5ei9en, pliroe 1879 Stimmen ab-
qegeben. Sir @ntfaltung Oes ame-
rifaniiden Sternenbantlers nno
ser oeutIden ~S1mor5-@ eiB=&ot~-
SABINE maren ZIG Stimmen. s il r
6iele beioen 5abnen uno Safen-
freu8, allo fir boae 8ertretltng, tpa-
rem nllr 1O6 Stimmen. Mus i'm
qon8en 1O11 obgegebenen Meinltngs-
auBerungen maren oemnah sos ge-
qen ole Ma3iflagge; ollo tparen MIR
10 8ro3ent fir Oas @afenfreu5. 9as
9erbaltnis mar i'm gan8en 8 5u l..
9ie Mebr5obl mar fir bic alien
"59par3s@ -&ot" -6orbeu. llnD
nun lit inowii6en in 9eutldlono Die
Ma8iflagge, oas Safenfreu8, Die ein-
aige uno ausi6IieBlihe OeutIde 0a-
tionalflagge gemoroen, mie Sitter
borigen Counting Abeno Derfiinoet
bat.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20
@enes Sitler-feinOlides 8n6l in eng
Iiider Sprade.

Ser oeutide arier SO oIfgang
2angbof i6rieb Dor einigen Mo-
naten Elm 8l1 iiber feline grfab-
rungen i'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
9erti9lono. Die enelii9e ueber-
iesllng oes 8u6es lit geraoe berais-
gefommen uno beiBt: ~&ubber
Srun9eon" -(@ummifniippeD.
Die ~l1eberiebung lift bon Clio 2infe
(yeep gorf, 6. g. 9utton & Co..
Sier baben mir einmal elm Bud, an
Dem Die Semiten n d. beteiligt 81
lein i9einen, Gs lit elm Bud Oes
S6redens. iooaB man am S6luB
iagen m0dte: uSoffentli6 lit bas
nift pobr.~ Ser Ierfaiier puroe
in nS9ubboft@ genommen in 9iiIiel-
BORT mo er iunger S9aaipieIer mar.
gr beteiIigte iih, mie er iagt, nidt
am politiiden 2eben, Iteute aber iein
ihauipielerifdes EaIent Mrbeitsor-
goniiationen CUR Nerfiigling. Des-
balb galt er als u~&ommuniit" unO
ipuroe nit ben anOern obne gerbOr
eingeloht. 0os mar flirS Dor ben
@oblen bonn M6r5 1888. Gr mar
13 Monote I'M @efongenenlager uno
beobaHtete Qunlen uno Qudlereiem
Moro un0 Smmorol. Saoismlis
uno unglaublide 3uitdnbe. Yoliti-
iher Sob mar groB, aber Serr Sang
bof ielbit tp1roe nibt oiisgefu6t
ifleHt bebanoelt. Nur feline Sabine
mlroen ibm ousgeiHIngen. Mber,
ipie er iagt, ging es anoeren ge-
faneenen Nidtiuoen i9limmer, 3. g..
Dem Gobne oes friiberen Neihsprdii-
oenten ebert, Der iih ni6t fiigen
ipoate. Bon ben Sliben berloren
piele ben Bertrand ODER ltarben. Mnf
ie0er Seite oes 8uHeS iteben @orte
wie &obeit, BrutoIitdt Gdoismis.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20
Seben Sag $50 OnrdreiienOe 66OadJ
lDie in @aibingtDn.

Mrme 9urbreilen0e fanoen in ser
leBten 3eit l1nterfunft in @albing-
ton Oermittelit oes DSraniient 8u-
reau'S@ Der &egierung. 0ieie 3en-
trale miro a6er bonn 1. Nonember
nb bebOroli9e l1nterltiisung nift
mebr erbalten. Yripate 5iirIorge.
freiie miiiien baber~ einipringen, menn
oieier 8obltdtigfeits3peig erbalten
peroen iou. 1000 Yerionen iino
augenblidIi9 oopon abb1ngig, oa-
runter 400 5amilien nit lie 81
Herionen fir ole 6amilie. 9eren
Mfiete, tpenn iie in Mietsbauiern ui-
tergebradt fin0, miro bon benz 8iiro
be3ablt. 1000 anoere Herlonen bout
len in belonoers perfiigbaren NGll-
men ooer lodges, 700 tpeitere err
baIten augenblidli6 ionitige SiIfe.
gae ioIde @obnitdtten fir 9boad-
loie lino iiberfiiqt. MGnner, 5rou-
EN-, &inoer, $4,000 3ulammenge-
monument, fanoen poriges Sabr ais
bloBe oboahloie uno mitteaoie v2ano-
ltreiher~ bier ltaotlide llnterfunft.
Sn oieiem Sabre oiirften es etpn
225,000 perOen. Se0en Gag fom-
men $50 Nelie bin3u; anoere 8ieben
weiter, Inn in ser n1hften Staot mie-
Ser umionit nobnen uno elien 5lt
fonnen. Sir oas itGotiide Sboah-
loienbeim CAB Der Iebte &ongreB
$1,000 Der. lin itaatlihe @oblfabrt
regelrehter Mrt 81 erbalten, mliB
man menigitens ein Sabr in @aib-
ington oplGiiig gepeien lein. Die
v6gNM~ -8eboroe betuiaigte fir ben
Monat September dlfefn fir @afb.
ingtoner our1reileHoe @rme $110,-
900. 9os ioa MN 10 niht tueiter
geber. Die 8unoesreeierung bofft
g[rbeit fir 0ieie 2elite 81 finoen. Mm
1. Nobember gibt lie fein @elo mebr.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20
Sine SOdter bes GenatOrs MeA6Ou
in 0ettidIanO.

Cine 20-idbrige Eo6ter oes be-
fonnten friiberen amerifanii6en Sic
nan5miniters uno ieBigen Geuators
Der &ereinieten Staaten, @iaiam
Gibbs Mc4ooo, Die Srau &afaeI
Sope5 De Snote, lit oltgenblidli6
III 9euti9lano. Sic beirntete bori.
ges Sobr ben &errn De Snate. Ser
IN ben Bbilippinen geboren Dur0e
uno ieine Sugeno nerbro9te, Ipani-
ider Ibfunft uno nit Ser &ino-Sssn-
oultrie in 9oaDpooo ~perbun0en 1T
ooer nor, inter ienlotioneaen I'm
ltdnoen. Die Mutter, eleanor, 1T
cine Sodter oes Br6fioenten Ser Der
einigten Staaten, @ooorom @ilion,
beiratete ben perfpitmeten ST
nan5miniiter WcA0oo. in elmer 9ere-
monte, Die I'M v@eiBen 6ouIe1 in
Malbington furS Dor Der @eltfriegg-
3eit ~abge6alten nltroe. Man mar ge-
gen Die Seirat Der So9ter, neil Serr
De 9nate ais Bbilippiner galt. Ser
.Senator, II Sabr oft, lit geldieoen
.Q934) uno beiratete borige ISOLDE
Samstag bierielbit I'M Sallfe Ieiner
Sotter aus eriter @be, Srau &edts-
a1fualt 9. @laggett, in 2anooDer,
9fo., oas IS Sabre ate SrGulein
Doris GroB.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20
StaOtarat Or. @nblan6 Indjt before
@eInnObeit fir bic Gta6t @aIbins-
tDn.

Ser r1elte 9ireftor Der @eiuno-
beits6ebOr0e @aibingtons, 81. @eor-
ge s. &ublano, lit iebr aftib. @s
pergebt tuum elm Gag, mo man nidt
BON ieinen Anitreneungen Inn Die
8erbeiierung Der geiuno6eitliAen
@erbdltniiie Der 8unoesbouptitoot
LEFT. Ole biSberigen BON Ser Sta0t
getroffenen unD sur @erfiiglng lte=
benOen 4nitalten iino tim nidt ge-
mug. 02ebr &ranfenbGuier, beion-
oers fir S6minoiii1tige, mebr @er5=
te, before @ebduoe, Before 2aboro-
torien, fino nod ieiner 9[nii6t n0tig.
Sir oos n6dite 6isfaliobr erfu9te
er I'M Die 8eiDiaigung zines @efnn0-
batsAguogets in S0be BON $605, $50,
oas lit $4,000 mebr alS fir 0as
l%aufenoe Sabr. Gin It1rferes Ser
ional miiroe $4,000 foIten. 3eue
&ranfentpagen, @erGte fir Die 9abo-
ratorien un0 &linifen, glnIteuung
neuer acknowledgements aaes TO-
lfet OelO. A~uge1blldl1d to1tet ole
@elunobeitspflege Die 8unoesbaupt-
Itaot nur 81 Sent fir Die 8erion
oos Sabr. 9teie Summe ion ieBt
auf $1.13 erb0bt meroen, tDGbren0
niele onoere StGote oes 2onoes 50
bis $3.50 5ablen. Or. &ublono
miinidt aus @albington cine Muiter-
Ita0t 8u maiden, mas @eiunobeit an
gebt, mas iie befanntltd Bis lett
our6aus nidt lit. SIN @egepteil,
@afbington lit in Guberfuloiisringen
Die arueiti6limmite StaOt in Ben Ser
e~inigten Staaten (Son antonio, Ee-
rus, ioa idlimmer iein). Or. Stub
LAMB iudt alib sic 9ebrerinnen uno
9ebrer 8aibinetons meOi3inii6 5u
belebren, iooaB oieIelben Die S6ii-
Ter auh g~eiun6beitli1 priifen TON
men. Die 2ebrerinnen foaen 0ie
4Spmptonle Ser &ranfbeiten fennen
lernen uno 0ie &inoer unter umftdn=
ben gum Ar5t i6ifen uno 10 in an
gemeiner 8e8iebung beIfen.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20

8eri9t in elmer 0erti1en 9rts5ei-
tung itber cine 8~eriammliing oieies
Bereins bieB es MN, Der 8orItRen0e
babe Die Ntitglieoer 0aran erinnert,
oaB es BfIi9t ie0en &c / eo err
IGnoers, Der fi9 aIs @aIt uno
8irger in 9euti9Iano oufbGlt; lei,
Die y e itrebnngen Der oeut-
ben &ei6sregierung gu
unterftitBe Auf feinen San
f0nne Der Soadnoer fir li9 Sonoer-
beitimnungen In Mniprlt9 nebmen.
Se0er m0ge oabor geiparnt fem, cine
itrafbare Eat 5u begeben. Ser 8or-
iibenOe fonnte mittteiIen, oaB ser
&oniul, elm g%eborener 9eutf1er, ben
8erein in alien 8eItrebungen unter-
itiibt. Wean beihloB einen gemein-
iamen Ausflug etc.
Qie Soldn0er in 8eltl6lano neb=
men dlio cine ben Oeutl9- @merifo=
nern Dergleihbare Stelung elm. sic
befennen ii6 germ gum neren 0elit4
i9e 8aterlan0e, obne 0as alte gan5
81 bergefien. Sic lpre9en sic neue
Stra6e, obne Die olte uuf3ugeben
Sic meroen relpeftiert uno bea6tet,
iino aber ME auforinglib uno miiden
iib ni6t in Die Angelegenbeiten oes
AOoptiOlanoes Elm, obne aber anOe-
r~erleits geiitig blind uno MIR paiffbe
Beoba6ter 81 mer0en.
llmgefebrt orbeiten au9 bic Sol
.lan0-D eft t d e n, ulio Deutihe in
SolIano, itets ooer ni6t nit ben ein=
beimii6en, gebprenen &oadn-
bern 3uiommen. Gum 8eiipiel ber-
a~nitaltet ieoes Sabr Die 5erienfolo-
ME Der 9eutihen altf Der bou1noi-
iben Sniel Amelarlo cine @eoenffeier
fir bic Delti1en Die bier ben See
m~annsto6 m1breno oes @eltfrieges
fan0en unO bier ~beeraben liegen. I'm
ter GROCER 8eteiligung Der @ollGnoer
3ogen au6 in oieiem Sabre I'M @u-
quit Die 8el1tiAen, aniGiiige ul1o
Observation-Disclosures, 5l Ben nit Blu
men mo Rrdr5en id0n gef1miidten
@rdbern. Die 6eltreoe belt Or.
Sdund=Naden bonn 8~olfsbuno 9eut=
i6e Observation-Disclosures. Aae Be
rufe uno St1noe moren %bertreten.
9ieies taftboae 3ltiammenarbei=
ten lit meientli1. Sondnoer IN
9euti6lano fonnen politii6 nur
de fem; fulturen bringen
iie iebr pieI @ertpoues ins neue
2uno. MIs @dite aber peroen lie
i9peigen. menn ibnen ettpas in Der
llmgebung ni6t gefdlt ODER berniinf-
tig, rubig uno bornebm lire Weei-
ming GliBern. Sbre ~boGGnoii6e
S~taatsfabne lit Elm politii6es, niht
Elm .aultur-S Dmbol utto Onrf rubig
BEL ni6tamtli1en @elegenbeiten gang
aus Dem Sptele bleiben.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20
@etbuit am pgaainser" -arunfen-
9ans.

Gas itGotii9e n@aninger~ aran-
fenbaus in @aibington, Can Dem felt
tur5em au6 Der illilge oeutih-nmeri-
fanii6e @r3t, Or. @rno g. 8eter,
angeltellt IT'D bnt iest einen groBen,
l6onen neuen Inbou erbalten. Ser.
ielbe lit gerabe er0ffnet noroen uno
bat bis iebt $540, 900 gefoitet. or
bat MIR orei Stodnerfe Gum Sell
Dier), tit aber lang alisge0ebnt un0
bat itber 200 6enlter. &ingsum |in0
8dltme uno &aien. Gin 6liiqe[ oes
@ebauoes lit nur fir Dipbteritis-
&ranfe, Elm sanoerer nur fir Wealern-
&ranfe, elm oritter nltr fir S6ar-
la6=&ranfe; elm pierter beberberqt
perl6ieOene franfe Yerionen. SRI
Der muroe oas @aainger-&ranfen
baus etmos pernaGldKiet. Man
nannte es etDas ner1htlih 0os
u@aibington AiDlum@. Seute lit
man itol5 nuf ben Neubau uno an
oere 8erbeiieringen. Mon iudt ober
arl6 iebt nod meitere Mittel fliifiig
MAIDEN 81 fonnenJ Inn oos Rrau-
fenbaus gum beiten Der Stoot al ma
den. SIN IeBten Sabre fpur0en bort
1900 &inoer ,geboren. Man begonn
nit Dem Neubnt I'M Samtor 1884.
0aS geiaHte Mo6iliar u~nterItebt Der
Gorge oes @errn SO. g. Glide. SIN
neten @ebauoe fino ale 8erlonen
untergebro9t, Die anitedenoe &ranf-
beiten baden, lno itebt oaber i%ioliert.
Sober 8atient foitet oie Gtaot i'm
0urdidnitt $2,85 oos Sabr. Mud
B%riDat6r3te fonnen ibre 8atienten
oortbin ididen. @enn oie 9atienten
be6ablen fonnen, baben iie 81 ben
Gag gu entridten. SIN Neubol4 Iino
$50 8etten, IS fir @rtpodlene, rs
fir &inoer. Aaes lit geideben, Inn
Initedllng 5lt oerbiiten; Die Siiren
baben feline &linfen. Sir ieoen Mr5t
iino eigene, b~eionoere @oi6beden ga.
9ie observation-disclosures e~ntbolten Die
neueiten Mpparate, tpie &oentgen-
ltrublenapparote, 2ampen, Glide, etc.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20
1900 getrnnfcne in @aI6imstun in
einem Sabr.

Die 3oli8eibeboroe bat fir Der
ldieoene @eieBesoerlebungen beion=
oers pegen gerit0Be geeen bic Ser
febrsregeln, i'm leBten 5isfoliobr
$365,853 an Strafgeloern einge-
beimit alio ettpa 1000 Collar oeit
Sag. Sm Boli8ei- u1o 9erfebrs-
@eri6t bebanoelte man $1,000 Sal
lie, $4,000 acknowledgements
5000 ionltige @erfeblungen i'm du-
Beren 8etragen, 5000 Sale oeg Mu=
toraiens, 1900 8eitrafnngen megen
a~utofobrens obne grloltbnis, 319
Irteite bon betrunfenen M%utolenfernj
10000 fleinere Saben. 0os 8iiro
oes Corporation gounieIs~ Bebon-
bette $4,000 Sale.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20
Amerifanifiermnss- ednIe 5ffmet uie-
Der bic Sure.

Na6iten Montog 6ffnen Ii6 bon
lleitem Die Gore Der grten Mmerifa-
niiierunesfhule b~ierielbIt. 9as
Sauptquartier lit pie bisber i'm
SduIgebduoe (S8ebiter SAoolD an
Der @de Der 5ebnten StraBe uno So
StraBe, Horomeit. Mber 8meig-
6uIen gibt es iett an folgenoen
Steaen: 1. in ser nYarf-9iem-
'G6ool", n@aroer~ StroBe uno
uNepton~ -StraBe, Noromeft; 2.
Buchanan z91ule, an ser t3ten
StraBe uno 6 StraBe, Siiooit; 8.
rAmioon Sdool@, an ser 6ten Stro-
BE uno s StraBe, SiioneIt; A. SEQ
TONI S6uIe. Ste StraBe uno S @tro-
BE, Noromeit; 5. Salpation-MrmD-
@e6Gtoe in Georgetown, uno 6. I'M
nYoung @omens gbriitian Miiocia-
tion" -8a1s. @orfteberin oes @an-
3en lit 5rGulein so. 6. Niton. Gs
gibt lnterriht fir iol6e, Die eng
lid lernen tpoaelt, uno in Der ome-
rifanilden 8iirgerfunoe a flint
Sagen uno orei Abeloen Ser @ohe.
gtnb &inoer iperoen angenommen
uHo unterri1tet. 0as 8iiro lit fir
&eeiitriernng often BON 9-12 llbr
morgens. Bir empfeblen oieie Sdu-
lang iebr.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20

NlpenfrGnter. 8lntbeIeber.
immer friid sit babem i'm
garp Ses n8aibimstOn SUarmal1.
40 Sedite Strahe, q. 70.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20
Gang

Sim Sonntog @beno peranltaltet
ser Goncoro &lub in ieiner Sale in
Dem M~rcooia-@ ebduoe einen Ean6,
tuosl oas Saul Shmar5'ide SrHe=
fter auflpielen miro. @er einige ge-
miitlide Stltnoen perleben min, Der
fomme un0 bringe feline 6reuuoe nit.
Mitalieoer fino frei. N~ihtmitglieoer
be8ablen % Gents.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20

lepeIt oen Hrdfioenten 6r. 9. &ooie-
belt oes Sooialismus uno giobrudes
un0 unomerifaniider 9iftatrrl
, 1935-05-05
Forgotten In Prison

Gov. Nike Conner OF Mississippi has discovered that
the forgotten man" has q number Of representatives
In prison.
Many c~onvicts. ne found. are overlooked BY the pa
role board because they have no money. no family,
and no friends to bring their cases before It.
They may deserve release just ms much as the men
who are paroled. but because everybody has forgot
N asoul them. tn.g get NJ { -s.:'ra.an
In an effort to set matters right. Governor Con-
me- has oeen pers raily interfering s1gh c nvicts.
Altogether, he expects to hear at least $50 Iong-term-
ers tell their stories.
His action reflects credit on him. and also indicates
a weakness not In parole systems. whe-
Their a prisoner Is paroled should not depend on the
influence he can muster.
II is the boards responsibility TO examine all pris-
oners' cases without waiting to be prodded.