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Smyrna times., 1936-09-03
TRANSPORTS ON
SAHARA DESERT
Found to Conquer Distance
Where Camels Could
Not Go
ROUTE FROM ALGERIA

Washington, d. C.-''The world s
biggest, fiercest, most death-deal-
ingl Come and look at it! In a
cage of bus lines, air lines, rail
lines! Admission, one round-trir
ticket" Thus may the French adj
vertise a new exhibit in their
many-ringed circus of French West
Africa. And the new catch has
been that bitterest enemy of hui
man life, the wild, the untamable,
the unconquerable: the Sahara des-
ert.
"A French expedition has COM
pleted a new north-south link in
the surveys for lines to carry pas
sengers regularly across desert
wastes which had been virgin soil
tudes until the machine age ar
rived with its superhuman relent-
less energy" says the National
Geographic society.
''The new route starts at Tin
douf, an oasis on the high ORA
plateau of western Algeria, and
plunges through about 300 miles of
the Sahara's primeval desolation
to Walata, French Sudan. 1t
skirts the eastern edge of Mauri-
tania. Both settlements are on
east-west trade routes, but travel
across the blistering vastness be-
tween them has previously been
classified as an expensive way to
commit suicide.
Jumping-Off Place
''Tindouf, the northern terminus,
is a jumping-off place for the up
per left-hand corner of the Sahara,
which practically blots out life
across the top half of Africa, ex-
cept for a coastal border and a
sprinkling of interior oases. Al
ready, on several routes. white
buses with windows curtained
against the binding glare of the
sun and sand haul passengers
along ancient caravan trails to des-
ert hotels of sunbaked mud, fur
nished with white iron beds and
chairs on carpeted floors.
-Signposts point the way through
geographical ovens where tempera-
tures average somewhere around
120 degrees by daylight and tun-
BILE at sunset toward the freezing
point. Raincoats can safely be
omitted from baggage strapped
atop the busses. Travellers may
find settlements rejoicing over
their first rainfall in decades.
Thus mechanical progress sub
dues the desert which was former
ly one of the greatest barriers in
the world to human travel, pitted
with doom, Uttered with tragedies.
Its dangers were braved only for
the fabulous profits from traffic in
desert gum-arabic, salt, dates, os-
frich feathers and kola nuts of the
Sudan, or that basic commodity of
Africa's black ivory days-slaves.
The new Tindouf-Walata route
crosses territory which was
Stunned before, threatened as it is
with the two greatest dangers Of
desert travel: nature in a state
of utter desolation and human ma
ture in the very rawest. Tindouf
is palm-shaded oasis on rocky
waste of smooth sandstone, sloping
down from the Atlas mountains.
The sandstone, only occasionally
broken with stretch of rough grav-
el is remarkably good going for
motors. Surrounding areas are
steppes, semi-desert stretches sup
porting such vegetation as clumps
Of plantain SO or so yards apart,
but hardly enough for hospitality.
Lift Sand Skyward
Soon enough the route crosses
the Iguidi desert, where sand
dunes creep stealthily forward on
the strength of swirling winds,
Smyrna times., 1936-09-03

joined
Air Mail Shower
Phillips President Phillips Packing
his birthday august 3s Orders for 300 solid carloads
and from the Pittsburgh all orders eayed by carrier
Pittsburgh was the lone pigeon which successfully crossed Chea
rooned ,ents Of Tsaeir Island At the
re:aaent Aba Philip. Director Of Sales, and Edwin C.
HoIkins, Jr- Aant Dece the
birds ~.
Smyrna times., 1936-09-03

After a woman ha; u
leading questions, she N
tuition" do the rest
Smyrna times., 1936-09-03

A doubtful throne is ice on sum-
mer seas.-Tennyson.
Smyrna times., 1936-09-03

Edison 10 e9
safety. .Ml
n,cal SCHOLARSHIPS = as.ss
l,h lstng ability snd 90 q
In discussins ns.s''s
Mr.. schefasr re- a.Isps
experiences exp xif'as,,sts xi's 4
uaS ,atiOns and c0Hl1'IaMs nm
ta1d on the wires ,.ss. ',,sa, - |
electrical l,' spp'',ssap ~ vi
ssss ss.; s''s: q go. :: ,'..'' ,s.''''' =:
;a.'s,,ss %.s, 'sTs' % o $, & ! =
.sasrs s.'ss'r's.1 iss':,.'''~ : 5. "
;.:s.', ;sss:,s;'''. '.4''.,.,, 2 !. !. ! \
MIS- Mt 5 sens.,', BET. .,,s, : ~
of elecu's, a scd
salsrly saln ne ;, s,'s 'ss.ss ; :
Ike labels % "a, y -
eorss sor sonpl,' ,',sssS,aS
dards o
tories
Smyrna times., 1936-09-03

Frederick A. Scheffler, associate o.
electrical industry on trend to"ai
DOES your memory go back az
- far as the early SOS wheI
everyone was talking about a ne"
mysterious force. electricity. WmcI
promised to supply light through
wires?
Frederick A. Scheffier renleif
bers those days very well because
at that time he was working VIII
Thomas A. Edison In designing
machines and building dynamos foi
private lighting plants. before cen
tral power houses were In exis'
tence. He installed electric hgnts
In the ]. p. Morgan and Vanderon'
residences In New York In 1857
when the rest of the city was purn'
ing gas and candles. He also inslai
led dynamos and lamps in such wen
known places as the old Bijou Thea'
tire In Boston, the Eden Musee. tne
famous wax works In New YorA'
and on the Fall River Steamsmp
Pilgrim. one of the first boats u
have electric lights At present ..
II vice-President and Director u
the Thos. A1va Edison Foundation
m oxxnn1xatdon which ofters teen
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-08-22

The Detroit Tribune has the largest cir
culation of any Negro Newspaper in Michi-
gan.
The Detroit Tribune is the only Negro new
paper in Michigan, which owns and operates
large and completely-equipped publishing
plant.
The Detroit Tribune is one of the most pro-
gressive Negro weeklies in the Great Lakes
area.
The Detroit Tribune gives regular en-
ployment to large number of colored work
ers, including printers, linotype operators
pressmen newspaper reporters, advertising
agents, office employees, distributors news
boys, and field workers.
Washington Journal., 1936-06-12

-Erumpf. SD CLAUDE, cine
Menge 6rauen DerOen rngliifli6
iein, tpenn i1 beirate.~
~@ieOieI 5rouen beirateIt gu
oenn2"
grfonntl 9os neue
Dienitmdoden: n@n1Oiee .6rait %
lit unten cine fomii1e 6rau, tie mill
ibren Namen nidt iaeeu, bat iid
eleid ousge5ogen, lit Ing 3immer
gegangen uno itreidt nit Dem Sim
ger iiber Sic M0beIl~
Sousfrou: r9o baben mfrs, Die
Shpiegermutter!~
81 nj & ogenor Ser Bent
den &et6 rSn
ser 9per baben iie fir morgen ben
5liegenoen Soa6noer nbgeieBt unO
Ipielen oofiir elm SdauipieI; sic
9perettenbiibne bleibt morgen iiber-
bnupt geidlofien, uno ou6 Die &C.
io~ngsbortrGee in Ser Goncor6in fol-
len idmtli1 ausfanen! SIT oas nidt
elm merfpiiroiges 3uiammentref-
fen?"
Gar ni6t merfpiiroig! @ie iol-
len Die Sanger obenOs nod iineen,
mern lie morgens ale ibre Stimmc
obgegeben babenl"
Washington Journal., 1936-06-12
Ssrmann anb 9OrOt6ea.

Dos mar oomals, 1929 ooer
1880. &ermonn uno 0orotbea
Itritten Iid. .2infs?" frogte 90.
rotbeo, uno lire Iugen tueiteten lid,
rmein Batter bat geiagt mir ionen
re1ts p1blen."
D2infs miiiien mir ipdblen", iagte
&ermnnr, .ni1ts oIs linfs."
.&e6tsl" REF 9orotbeo, uno ein
merfwiroiges 6euer slomm in if,
rem augen ouf, i'd mobile reGts".
$50 lit Die 2iebe2 $50 lit Oie gar.
monte Der 5eeIen2 Sermonn uno
Gorotbea 5anften iia, Sermann uno
0orotbea erbisten iid. Sermann
reoete, geitifulierte, idrie, brittle.
9orotbea preBte bic 2ippen oufeinan.
Ser. abenos, flint Minuten Dor
feds, tporen iie, nnbeau eri1opft, an
Ser @ablurne. 9Orotbeas SonS
a~itterte, aIs fie ben StimmaetteI in
ben llmidIae itedte. au9 Ger
manns Sono ditterte.
sd bnbe mid iibertDunOen"
fIiIterte Dorotben, nIs iie wieoer
auf Ser StraBe iinO, i'd babe linfs
getpGbIt, - DeinettDegenl"
nNu9 i'd, inete Sermann, inoem
IeItionne @eoanfen ourd iein Sirn
sOsen, aud i'd babe mid, Dir 5n-
liebe, iibertpunoen. Sd babe redts
setpdblt.@
Modoem iie 70 sic @runOlnge fir
Sen neuen &eidstag selegt botten.
gineen iie, innig imidlunsen, nad
Souie.
Washington Journal., 1936-06-12

@uter 8eobadter.
Snfel: Nun, RarIden, tper bon eiid
,eebordt Der Moma ant beiten?
GorIhen: Ser gapo.
Dos mill mas Bei'
ben! Sd CLAUDE, BOB gba ibre
@erIobuug nod gebeimb6ltl"
oSa iogor Der in Grase fom'
menOe Mann DeiB nod nihts oa'
bonl"
8ef6mer0e. n6rGulein,
has ion 0enn Oieier RaffeeIos in Oel
Eoiie beoeuten?"
Isle fam i'd Bonn 6as niiien9
Sd bin Gerbierfrdulein unO feline
@nbriogerin!~
8erbInmte &ritif.
D6inOen sic nift aud, OoB es iebr
bel oumnle Meniden gibt?"
0Dos meiB i6 idon Idngit, es
sibt iogar einen mebr, als sic glnu.
benl"
nnBeiIbor. gu einem
gr3t in Ropen6osen famen atpei
2eute, Oie iiber Sdpermiit uri0
Erourigfeit flogten.
mSe6r einfo6~, ingte ser ar5t.
r@eben Sic 6fter ins aino uno
i6auen Sic fid 2uitipiele an. Gum
geiipiel oie aomifer 9at unO 8ato-
don. @enn Sic Damn nidt geiunO
tperoen, fino sic nnbeilbar."
sS6oOe~, ioete ga Der fleinere
ser beioen MGnner traurig, uiebr
i9aoe; mir Iin6 8at unO 8atadon."
Washington Journal., 1936-06-12

@er onOern cine
@rube graft. uDu iieBIt ~
nieOersefhloeen aiisl"
.Sa, i'd babe einen nnonpmelt
Brief geidrieben unO nun fam ids
mid nidt Ooronf beiinnen, OBJ i'd ibr
ettun ood unteridrieben babel"
aus S6ottIano. n@irt.
lih idoOe, OaB Oein grdutigom oie
gerIObuns aufeeIOit botl aonntef
ibr euh oenn ri1t bertrngen21
bod, iebr gut iosar obeh
er bat elm W16Oden tenneneeIernt.
Sag am &eiIigabenO @eburtstag
BAT
SIN CT It S6uIiubr-
SGus9en bate feline erlte &eden-
itunOe gebabt unO er8dbIte au &nuie.
n@enn id 8tpei NepfeI babe uno be-
fomnte nod 5Dei Oa5u. Oann babe
i'd bier AepFeIl"
gSebr idon", faete Sic Mutter.
0aber tuenn Ou nun 0rei 8irneit
bait un0 befommIt nod orei Birnerp
oa5u, tDiebiel 8irnen bait oil oonn?"
18is 8u ben 8irnen finO mir nod
iidt gefommenI" antDortet S6fis-
den.
Washington Journal., 1936-06-12

gr un0 iie. nDn biTt Oas:
odte MelttpunOer, @eliebtel~
so, Ons bin id olio - ober mebc.
Dir, mein Sunge, penn i9 bid mir
einem Der anOeren Iieben oui0mmen
ieben ToGte!"
Cute Mugre0e. rBasi
ion oos beiBen?~ frogt Der Gbefr
Der ieinen Angeiteaten i'm GeTtnu-
rant flnOet. u5ie meIoen iid franf
nn6 ipielen bier 8ianr0?l"
uSa, bnt Der 4r5t bat mir ber-
oronet, moglidit bieI Ing Crime aus
Iebenl~
Souptgruno. Sn Der
Sdule. Seini fommt cine bone'
5tunOe 5u ip6t.
nBie fommt 6as?" min Der 2ebs
rer tpiiien.
Drudit Seini: .ad, 90 bate elm
Sunse cine Geniterideibe 5eridIa-
9en!"
.go2 Gesweeen dber b6tteft ou
bod rebtaeitig fommeit f0nnen2"
~Nee", ieuf5t Seini, r6er Siunse.
mar id inl"
Washington Journal., 1936-06-12
@i6t qIoubIid.

~ UO0EN
eef1ut Dir 0os Stid, 3iebite?"
sd finoe es 10 untuobrideinli6.
8piIden benz Stpeiten uno 0ritten
att Ioaen bier @oden berfloiien
iein, ut6 iie tr6gt immer nod oas-
ieIbe aleiO."
80 8erb6rt. Gin Gdouipie.
Ter, Der iiA INNER auf ben Souffleur
oerlalien muBte, ipielte ben 8aulei
in rMorio Gtuart@. Sn Der S5ene,
So er ben Gdrnnf Der Marin auf.
bre1en nno ~ousrdumen IoiIen mrB'
te, ereilte i'm oos 8erbangnis
Sonno aenneop bate iib roIIenge-
m1B iber 0as raube |orgeben 81
beflaeeu uno gu iagen: uSelbit lire
2aute tporo ibr meggenommen."
Qorauf bate nun Der Sdauipie,
Ter in Der Stole 6es Haulet anttpor,
ten miiiien: n@eiI iie b%erbubIte Gle.
Der 0rouf geipieltl" 4ber neil Ell
ben Souffleur nidt eerni bertrand
brad er in Die erimmigeu @ortg
aus: ,@eiI ons berbublte 2itoei
Orouf seipieIt!"
Washington Journal., 1936-06-12
Grfa q.

grfobrung. r@apa'
fragt 9eterden. pparim miro ei'
sentlid Ger Sice meiit in @eItaIt
elmer 6rou oorgeiteat?"
Bopa ii6erIeetc cine @eiIe: .0os
toun ib sir iebt nidt 10 erfldrenA,
iogte er Damn, ,aber tpenn Oh elm
nal REFRIGERATED biit, Dirit on es
Ihon neriteben."
ger mar CEMENT.
o@arum moIeu Iid oenn Die @ed-
bells 10 idredlid?~ fragte Der ga'
ter Ser beioen bernnpndienocn
36dter.
So, iagfe Oie Mutter, r9oflor
9remfen mar beute bier uu0 iogte
aus Sdera 5u ibnen, OaB Oie cine
Tfoner mare ais Die anOere. unO nun
I~treiten iie iid oorlim, iper Die cine
it'll"
Washington Journal., 1936-06-12

- RopaIiere. Der Nbene
nit 6rauIein Sonien eeitern lit uobI
5iemli6 teuer eepeien?~
~glein, er bat MIR Orei Dollar ge.
f%oitetl"
ygtur Orei Douor?~
nSa mebr bate iie nidt bel
iidl~
- Nr e Anton bat iid osn
4rm berfnodlt. Anton gebt ouf
oie Sude mad einem ar5t. Bel eli
mem SdiIo leuften Gntons 9lugen
ouf. gr gebt binein unO IdBt Iid
sen @rm beilen.
.3ebn Mnrf", Iaet Ser 4r5t.
anton itebt itnrr: o@ieiO?~
nWiein &onoror."
rGber beltte lift bod 6reitagI"
n0os mo1t bod nihts9%
anton ruff: nDns modt idon et-
mos! Borum i6reiben sic Oenn
Damn unten an Sbr SdiIO: Jrci-
tags weroeu Arnte u%utionit 6eban-
0eIt2~
Washington Journal., 1936-06-12

Mm gle1nen YInb.
Sea, &leine, mo babe id Oein Sc
fiGt 0enn idon mai geieben?"
n9a, mo es iest aud it,"
9os nerrdterif6e
Saor. Sic: &ier babe id sir
etpos mitgebrodt. Gin neues Dit
tel gegen @aarausfon.
Or: Sm oas lit ia iebr id0n -
ober mir faut bod Oos Saor nod
gar nidt aus
Sic: So, oas WitteI lit nu6 gar
nidt fir bid beitimmt. 0as iolft
Oh Oeitter Gefret1rin geben, 0nmit
0ein &od nidt imrner 10 nit ibren
Saaren beidt lit.
- CIR bat ni1t unre6t.
Auf Sen @leiien Der StraBenbobn
fdbrt elm H~nofnbrer. Der Sibrer
Der berannabenoen gabn tritt ar
gerIid bic GignoIgIode, aber Der
&a0fabrer Oenft nift Saron, aus5u-
biegen. r&0nnen Sic nidt enOli1
bon ben Sdienen runter . FL"
briiut Der 5nbrer fdIieBIid Fog.
Ser &nOfabrer orebt fid nm: sd
idon - ober Gle nidt!"
- Dos Double. Der Gen.
fationsOnritener befnm elm Double.
Der Regiiieur fteut ben Mann
Dor:
nSn allen 0efdbrIiden Situotio-
men iprinet Ser Sunge fir sic
ein."
Der Ghnuipieler itrablte:
.&errIidl Damn geb' nal gIeid
mad &ouie, mein Sunge, unO iage
meiner Grnit, oaB id beltte aben0
fegeln geben mill"
Washington Journal., 1936-06-12

grobot. n@nGoiee Grou,
0rnuBen iinO Orei Mdnner nit
6toubinusern; iie bebaupien, tie
ip1ren beIteIt, nm 9robeuorfiibrun.
gen at MAIDEN
Sinh iie aud! 8rineen sic ie.
ben in elm onOeres 3immer uno
Ioiien sic iie tiidtig orbeitenI@
Ger re1te ar5t. n8e.
0enfIi9 lit Sbr 3uftanO nidt, 6rau
Bender, ober sic tdten gut, mieOer
gu beirnten."
~0b, Serr 9oftor, lift Oas elm
Gntrag?"
raber nein, 6rau Bender. @ir
aer5te berIdreibeu pobl cine Meoi.
ain, ober e%innebmen, Oas MAIDEN mir
nidt.~
- @arum9 &lein-Snge trip
peIt an Ser SanO hires @aters 0urb
oen Stootgnrten. SIN 6rogeiteneu
lit Iie unermiioli6. Sic min gum
8eiipieI piiienb porum Die g0gel
5piti6ern unO pieio i'm @inter Sie
@Gume niHt frieren, tpenn iie fabl
6oIteben. 3uIeBt lit Der Batter err
IH0pit uno ruff:
n@enn ou mid ieBt nod einmal
cttpas frogIt Snge. befommit on cine
Dbrfeigel"
n@arum, @ater2"
Washington Journal., 1936-06-12

8orF1t. rNebmen Sic
bod Sbren SunO meg, mir frabbelt
tereits elm SIob am Bein."
.2omm, pAffL auf Die onOere
Settle, Sic Dame bat 6l0bel"
Ger Bod. ngati mas 1T
Oenn 0as: einen Bod ihieBen2"
nYoB ouf, mein Sungel @enn
gum 8eiipiel elm Sdger auf einen
Bod idieBt uno i'm nidt trifft -
Oann bat er einen Bod geiGolienl"
SIN @eitouront. uSerr
Ober. oos jon elm babies grntbubn
lein?"
Y@etDiB, mein &errl"
AID, 0onn iino sic pobl 10 lie
bensuiroig unb brineen mir lieber
Die nnoere Sdlfte!"
Sbr % a It b. Souriit
(im @altboD: nGrau Birtin, fam
ih 5pei Snnntiider befommen?"
rSa, iDolen Sic Oenn ben gan.
gen CONNER bier bIeiben?"
@r: @ertes Gr1ulein 49, oarf Id
fragen, ouf tpen sic marteHs
Sic: auf eitien nnoerenl
Washington Journal., 1936-06-12

Qieb.
n8arum erfl6rit ou oih
ibr ni6t2 gieneiat Iddelt 6as Slid
Dir 5ul"
sd babe. es beriudt ~ Oos Slid
bat mid oasgeIodtll"
Sn Der SduIe. nRon-
RAD, mas beoeiitet oas: glige Inn
Auge, 8abn Inn 8obn?"
SD peiB es nidt genaii. &err
2ebrer i~pobrideinIih etwas,
mas nit 8oren 8uiammenbangt!"
Ole @n1oige. nMaarie,
geben Sic idneI mol in ole 8ud-
bonolune uno beitcaen Sic Ons
Bud Isle bIeibe id jung uno
id6n~l"
ySnpobl, Grnu Director 81 uuO
i'd iueroe iagen, 0aB es redt eilig
it,"
Grifae 2Aft. xDns bette
mir0 iein", meinte Der glr5t. ntpenn
sic iib einige Stunoen tdeIid in
Der Quft oufbaIten!~
nNber glouben Sic Oenn, &err
Dottor", froGte ser Hatient, voaB
mir Die arantenfniie ein Glus5ene
peridreiben .pir0?"
Washington Journal., 1936-06-12
MaffeTroten biI0et.

R6tfeIrnten biI0et
yNenne mir Sen Vnmeu zines 6liii'
les in Spanien 8idorOl1 iagte Del
2ebrer.
r0eit miepiel guGitoben9 frogte
Ser eeiibte 9oier pieIer 9reu3Dort.
rdtieI.
unberbofft. Sn einei
OberfIoIIe elmer Iorortsidule err.
iGeint pI0sli1 nmO uneriportet oes
SduIrot. Na1 Ser 8~egriiBuna
DenOet er iid an ben 2ebrer nit
Sen Borten: sd gebe germ elm
fIeines 9iftatI" ltn0 Oonn an sic
Gin0er: nROnnt ibr mir iogen, met
id bin?" Yrompt erfoIgt Die Int-
mort: Ser Serr S9uIrdtI"
vSdreibt Oas @ort: S1ulratl -
Iln6 pie. fragt er itodenO Deiter,
Tid iiberIegenO, Oh er aud genau
frogt. Inn oos 8ort neleftrilhe
StraBpnbabn~ aIs anttDort au ct
bnIten: Limb Die bin i1 8lt erid ge.
fommen? 2" 11no ber5baft oie ange.
meme Sponnirng l0ienO, plnbt untet
oneemeinem Baden Elm MdOden
bernus: pltn0erbofft, Serr SditI-
rat!"
Washington Journal., 1936-06-12
.@ora0or. or mar idred.

= Hara0or. ct mar i6reds
li1 in ieinem 3ornl"
mSit es m0gIi6?~
.Sa, ie mebr er fo6te Dor 8ut,
0eito rober mur6e erl~
3u gef6BrIi6. sDeufen
Sic MIR, Ser Sobn bonn Sel0pebeI
bat geitern cine 8atrone berihludt,
uno iest trout man Iif niht mebr,
i'm 81 nerbaueu, aus Angit, Die $50.
trone fonnte erplooierenl"
- Ger berfannte Muss
Deis. Ser @emein0eborlteber
elmer 9rtidnft berbeierte in Dem
4rbeitsbu6 zines M31odens, oas bel
einem 2onoDirt oiente, sen amtii,
den @ermerf: r9ient als 2egitima.
ton" oabin, Dab er mortlid 6arun-
ter ieste:
.0ieut nidt aIs 2egitimation.
oieut aIs StonmogO.~
Ole IerIobten. sic
IoBen nebeneinanoer ouf Dem Sofa,
es fiel ibm ober nidt Elm, ite gu
fiiien oOer Ben lrm Inn ibre SoiIle
5u legen.
.@oran oenfit ou?" fragte tie.
oMn nidts, @eIiebtel"
.9u fonnit bod unm0glid an
ni1ts 0enfenl"
.9o1", nntnortete er, i'd oadtc
an oeine Mitgift."
Washington Journal., 1936-06-12
@eirt 1thrmader.

RunDe: Gin gem0bnlider
@efer niitt mir nidts! Snben sic
ni6t ettpas, mas mid 9arontiert
oes Morgens wedt?~
~l1brmaher SD wiiBte Dobl
Idon mas! 9ber ih be5peifle, oaB
meme 6rou iid bon unierm Sum.
gen trennen miirOel"
Washington Journal., 1936-06-12

8 muBt nidt gIeid Den 9rnten-
butt einotmen, iotpie bu i'm &oIs
ben Saien iiebit-
Washington Journal., 1936-06-12

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9obrs nit ioge tDie
es in annere Sam.
MILES gebn oubt,
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i'd es 6ordin i'm
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oubn I'M Oos is Sen
8eg TONNE: Sn Die
2i55ie, mas ineine
Washington Journal., 1936-06-12

so, mein Sungc, i'd werOe Dir
ben Sros ihon oustrei6enl Sest
bIefbIt Ou 10 LANCE bdngen, Bis on
IogIt: SD tperOe es ME wieoer
tun!"
Washington Journal., 1936-06-12

sir 5 Gent slbfpanurft milf
Ou baben9 BaB nal auf, Denn Ou
oas ridtig rntelt, ifenfe id lie Dir:
gs 1T fett, bat feline aeuglein, cine
groBe S1nau5e uno lit INNER
l1muBig. @os lit 0as?~
r0ns biIt ou, Onfel!~
Washington Journal., 1936-06-12

rSm, bin id MN an einem fall
iden Srt ODER ouf elmer fdliden
Geite i'm 81oefer?"
Washington Journal., 1936-06-12
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YbItbb snnsrambfer.
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Washington Journal., 1936-06-12
Der etord.

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-10-22
Uncle Mi6
Says: ~
Wisdom Is Personal

Most of the wisdom one acquires
,ro can't communicate to anyone
sies Each mans life is his own.
Dreams no more come true than
most suspicious.
The "hand" who watches the
clock will never be the man Of the
hour.
One has never fully lived until
hs has spent a year on farm and
explored the resources of the coun-
try general store. It's like Crusoe
exploring his ship.
Check-Rein Needed
One should be glad he has emo
lions; but keep a rein on them.
No creature, human or other
wise, can welcome you quite as
Fundamentally as dog.
No greater treasure is given to a
man than a close-mOuthed friend.
n Is the only kind that is fit to be.
Most people love books-on the
shelves.
A bold speaker will inevitably
get a following no matter what he
advocates. There are so many of
the timid.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-10-22

It's most certainly the talk of
the quilting bee-this quaint Pine
apple pattern! And why wouldn't
it be? With nearly all the patch
pieces the same width, you can
cut your fabric into strips and
snip off pieces as needed. Easily
made, you start from the center
and sew round and round till the
block is done.
In pattern 5591 you will find
the Block Chart, an illustration
for cutting, sewing and finishing,
together with yardage chart,
diagram of quilt to help arrange
the blocks for single and double
bed size, and diagram of block
which serves as guide for plac-
ing the patches and suggests con-
trasting materials.
To obtain this pattern, send IS
cents in stamps or coins (coins
preferred) to The Sewing Circle
Household Arts Dept, 259 w.
Fourteenth St., New York, N. Y.
Write plainly pattern number,
your name and address.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-10-22

against a champion. When he lived
in New Guinea he collected rare
snakes for DR.. Raymond Ditmars.
Now he collects rare insects for
British museums, and his wife, Lily
Damita, goes along, though she
loathes bugs and doesn't particu-
larly care for the Mojave desert,
where he does his collecting.
No doubt you've heard Ed
win c. Hill who comments so ably
on news events. Well, he's starting
something original with his new
series. He will begin with sum-
mary of the weeks news, and after
that, with the aid of a cast of
actors, will dramatic a presenta-
ton of the story of some unknown
American hero or heroine.
ODDS AND ENDS Buster Crabbe,
after teaching Harold Uoyd's children
TO stOin, had begun giving lessons to
Shirley Temple The March OF Time
is of The air for only short tohiIe, just
to give the people Uho do 10 chance to
rest after sixty successive Ueels Of broad
casting ;. Eleanor Pot0eH ordered ff-
teen pairs Of Stacks at once; the Holly
mood habit Of toeaTing them got her, and
n0t0 all she needs is mink coat to wear
Nth them Helen Hayes, tUhO Is
broGdcasting again, wears a slave bracelet
instead Of tOedding ring :. When Bing
Crosby gets back into the harness and be.
gins making pictures and brOadcGsting
again, he'll have HetO htLe--president
Of the Del Mar Turf club; lis near San
Diego Production Of Camille" has
been held up indefinitely by ITUing Thai
bergs death, Which prOsRated Crete
. Western Newspaper UniOn
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-10-22

can ! walt TO get
home! She is MAX
ing a picture in Eng
land, you know, and
there have been de-
lays Otis reported
that Robert Donat
walked out on it, for
r e a S on s not an
nounc e d at the
time) a d s h e
doesn't know when
she'll return. She is
so sold on Holly
wood that she tele-
phOned her ct,,dio
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-10-22

dress designer to ask his advice on
the gowns she will wear in the Eng
hsh picture-perhaps she was afraid
that the designers over there
wouldn't let her wear enough feath-
ers!
Well, another grand picture has
come along, one of the best in years.
1t is ''My Man Godfrey" with
CarOle Lombard, william Powell,
Alice Brady, Gail Patrick, Jean
Dixon, Eugene Palette and Alan
MOwbray. 1t is almost too funny
you find yourself laughing so hard
at one bit of funny dialogue that
you miss the next one.
Take it from Simone Simon, who
has become so tremendously popu-
lar in so short a time, her name
should be pronounced "Semone
Semon"-but it takes a French stu
dent to get that last syllable ex-
actly right. She is having a grand
time in Hollywood; goes out prac-
tically every night, looking even
younger and cutter than she does on
the screen, and gets just about
everything she wants at the studio
by day.
1t Is good news for Nelson Eddy's
many admirers that his new fall
series of brOadcasts is under way.
He began them September 81 from
Hollywood, on nationwide Column
bia network Of eighty-twO stations,
and will continue to broadcast from
there until his concert engagements
take him East in January.
You can't help liking Enrol Flynn.
He refuses to let making pictures