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Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16


90
Karl Won Weigand, relaxing in
California following mis- voyage on
the maiden flight of the Hinden-
berg, told of the cozy little bar
aboard ship that had a special at
traction for one passenger. A pas
senger who perhaps might be called
the first Dirigible Drunk or Flying
Bun. He came aboard, went direct
to the bar, and never left the
aluminium rail the entire trip.
90
ThingumabobS: Florence Walton
and Grace Field are both in Holly
wood and may go into pictures
Dick Simon, of Simon and Schuster'
could make his way as a concert
pianist Every spring, Clarence
Burlington Kelland resigns as pres
ident of the Dutch Treat and just
as regularly is drafted for another
year Ben Finney is back from
the Orient and rusticating on the
coast Burr Mcintosh, hale and
hearty at rs, is booming his voice
over the radio in California 9.
Edna Goodrich is considering a
character role in the films.
Hint for wives of pipe smokers:
I know a man who gave up pipe
smoking because the taste became
offensive. Some weeks later he
learned his wife had put Sachet bags
in his tobacco jar just to remove
that odor.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16

A. A. Thaanum returned Sunday
morning to San Diego after spend
ing several days here.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16

Allene Roberts is spending lO
days in San Diego visiting Muriel
Meyer, and Rubylee Roberts is at
tending young peoples conference
at Ildywild this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
Famous Sayings

Our true acquisitions lie only in our charities, We
gain only as We give.-Simms.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16

Mrs. M. N. Robinson left recently
on a trip to Seattle where she will
visit with her sister. Mr.. Robinson
took her to San Diego where she
took the boat for the trip to the
northern city.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16

horseback and one design was a
replica of Diogenes with lantern.
Probably a disillusioned investor!
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kennedy were
visitors at the Belts home Satur-
day. Mrs. Kennedy, a popular
teacher at Acacia for several years,
is located at Bankhead Springs for
the summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Miller and
son spent the weekend in the
mountains.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16

night at which time bids for a
school bus will be opened and an
other bus bought to replace the one
lost in the fire last spring. This
will probably be the last meeting
of the board until school opens in
September.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16

Wiley Manning has announced
that his place will be closed all day
Saturday and Sunday during July
and August. Manning is manager
of the Kerckhoff- Gunner Lumber
yard in Calipatria.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

There will be a meeting of the
Elementary school board Thursday
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16

Dickie and Dolly Forester we're
over night guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Austin Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16

Mrs. Georgia Hasty has returned
from trip to Arizona where she
visited her sister and other rela-
tives.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16

Cards received from Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Young who are max
ing a trip to Kansas stated they
had reached Pueblo, Colorado and
had visited Pixies Peak and other
places of interest.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. p N. Myers lett
Tuesday morning for Los Angeles
and Oceanside where they will have
a weeks vacation.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16

P. A. Thaanum motored to Live
Oaks Monday to spend the night
with his wife and children, Michel
and Carolyn.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Guest are the
parents of a girl born at a hospital
in Brawley. They have named the
little miss Sherrell Ann. Merle
Guest is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Charlie Guest of this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16

Mrs. w. w. Smith and Mrs.
Ernest Cox spent Monday in Cali
patria, coming down from Idylwild.
They were luncheon guests of Mrs.
NJ. L. McKendry.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-12-10
KILL NICE BILL
ON INSURANCE

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec. 10.
The house ways and means and
senate finance committees of the
Maryland General Assembly,
meeting jointly last night, dis
carded the social security bill
prepared by Simon Sobeloff and
were prepared today to offer a
new measure.
Sen. j. Allan Coad CD, Of st.
Marys, majority floor leader, said
they expected to pass the bill by
tomorrow.
The new bill includes tax rate
at the Federal minimums of 8
per cent in 1885, 1.8 per cent in
1897, 81 per cent in 1888 and
thereafter instead of the 1928 per
cent of the Soberloff bill. Federal
exemptions were adopted.
Administration will be vested IN
the Board of Public Works, which
is to appoint three full-time direct
ors with salaries of $4,000 for the
chairman and $4,000 for the other
two.
The bill will be reported out Of
committee today and, so far as
could be learned, no fight is ex'
pected on it.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-12-10
POPE BETTER
IS NEW WORD

VATICAN CITY, Dec. 10
UN.SO.-"The Pope Is better"
was the heartening statement to-
day in a brief official com"
munique from the Vatican. The
statement said:
"He was permitted to get up
for a moment, heavily wrapped
in blankets, while his room was
aired"
DR.. Amani Milani expressed sat
isfaction at the pontiff's condi-
ton, and especially over his will
ingnesS to accept suggestions Of
his physicians. The doctor said:
II finally convinced his hOli-
ness that he must remain in bed.
He Is giving us every cOopera-
ton, and has stated that he IN
willing to follow our advice"
In spite Of these official state
ments, however, some anxiety was
expressed in church circles lest
the Pope's failure to leave his
bed for more than a few minutes
indicated no real improvement in
the paralytic condition of his
legs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-12-10
700 FACE Gu I
IN PWA HERE

Dismissal of 700 Public Works
Administration employees is re-
garded as inevitable with the in
ception of the announced policy of
Administrator Harold L. Ickes
calling for a "tapering-off" of
PWA activities, it was learned
authoritatively today at PWA
headquarters.
The TOO workers are listed as
project inspectors in "the field"
outside Washington and comprise
about IA per cent of the approx
imately 5000 members of the PWA
projects inspection service.
At present, it was explained, the
700 persons in question are not
drawing pay but are classed as en-
ployeS and are subject to call when.
ever their services are needed and
are paid accordingly.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-12-10
INSANITY TEST
ORDERED FOR
HER KILLER
Deans Daughter Had
Planned to Be Bride
Of Army Man

EAST LANSING, Mich, Dec. 10
Q.N.S0.-The white, satin dress
she was to have worn at her we'd
ding to q dashing Army officer
Saturday became a funeral Shroud
today for Miss Elizabeth Giltner,
25-year-old society girl and daugh'
ter Of Michigan State College
professor. as sanity commission
sought to determine whether her
slayer, Hope Morgan, Is. was in
sane or q clever actress.
Miss Morgan confessed she shot
and killed Miss Giltner, her life
long friend and college classmate,
Tuesday as the two girls addressed
invitations to Elizabeth's scheduled
wedding. The only explanation
Miss Morgan gave police, they said,
for pumping bullets into Miss Gilt
ner'S body was Il had lust to kill
somebody-anybody."
Although police accepted her
amazing story at first, the murder
probe took new tangent today as
authorities learned Miss Morgan
was q talented, amateur actress
who often appeared in high school
and college plays. If the girl is
Shamming insanity, police de-
elared, q new motive for the crime
may possibly be uncovered.
Prof. Ward Giltner, father
Of the slain girl, scoffed at a
theory Miss Morgan's act was
prompted by jealousy over the
scheduled wedding of Miss Giltner
to Captain David S. Babcock, U.
S. Army attache at the college.
Miss Giltner will be buried late
this afternoon in her wedding
dress. Rev. N. A. McCune, who
was to have officiated at the
wedding, will read the last rites.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-12-10
DD|NG DRESS IS STROUD OF IMPULSE SLAYERS VICTIM
DOWry Squabble
Keeps Boy, 10,
From Altar

NEW YORK, Dec. 10 GNS0
Wedding plans Of Tobias Wild
stein, 110-year-old resident Of the
home of the Sons and Daughters
of Israel, moved nearer culmina.
ton today.
Wildstein announced his bride
to-be was Mrs. Rebecca Letter, IS,
widow for so years, and that they
were approaching an agreement on
the amount of dowry. Originally
she offered only 5000, but he held
out for $500. Today, she had
raised her offer to $500, and he
had come down to $1,000. Friends
predicted settlement would soon
be reached.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-12-10
Edith Maxwell Asks
Counsel Every Hour
0fDay' How nj Doin?'

WISE, Va, Dec. 10.-Edith
Maxwell leaned over the table
nudged her chief counsel, Charles
Henry Smith, and asked in q low
whisper:
"HOw'm I dOin'?"
Intent on his case, her chief
defense nodded briefly. A short
time later she again nudged hin
and repeated the question.
Turning to her, he asked why
She responded:
you see, that's just a sort Of
expression with me. And If I
stop asking you, you'll know I'm
getting nervous. But right now,
I'm pretty calm, and hope /
will be-"
From then on, during the Ions
court session. Edith asked at leaSt
once an hour:
"HOw'm / dOin'?"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-12-10
Rev. Parsons 10 Talk
To Notre Dame Club

The Rev. Wilfred Parsons. for
fer editor Of America" will speak
on THE World Crisis" at a meet
ing of the Notre Dame Club to-
morrow night at o'clock in the
Occidental Hotel.
At recent meeting of the club,
which numbers 100 alumni and
former. students of the university
at South Bend, Ind, Thomas S.
Marley, of the class of 80 was
elected president.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-12-10
Action on Fight Halted

NEW YORK, Dec. 10 Q.N.S)D
Action on the proposed welter,
weight title fight between Barney
Ross, Of Chicago, the champion,
and Ceferino Garcia, of the Philip,
pine Islands, was postponed today
by the New York State Athletic
Commission when Sam Plan, Ross
manager, who had just arrived
here from Chicago, said that he
had not yet had time to discuss
the match.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-12-10
DR.. Duncan Will Talk
To AnthropoIoqists

DR.. George S. Duncan Of Ameri-
can University will address the
Anthropological Society Of Wash
1ngton on Medieval and Modern
Witchcraft" next Tuesday night.
Marking the 669th convocation of
the society since its organization,
the meeting will open at 8 o'clock
in the National Museum, Tenth
Street and Constitution Avenue
Northwest,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-12-10
AIIegany Feted

CUMBERLAND, Md, Dec. 10.
Allegany High Schools sectional
gridiron champions, who won nine
games and was held to a ScorelesS
tie in ten starts, will be honored
at a banquet at the Central Y. M.
c. A. next Monday, December IA.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-12-10
Baer HaIts Irishman

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 10 U.NS).
Buddy Baer, huge little brother"
of former heavyweight champion
Max Baer, tonight scored a first
round knockout over Patrick
Michael Barry, of Ireland, at the
Stadium.
The time was 2:46; the knock
out blow a right to the stomach.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-12-10
Found Dead in Bed

Ernest F. Guilford, IS, of 900
Nineteenth st. N. w., was found
unconscious, in his bed last night,
by his wife Laura. She summoned
q doctor, who pronounced him
dead of heart attack,
Washington Journal., 1936-06-05
@hrIid. u6oIten sic 0i

GbrIid. nSoIten Sic 81.
Melooien meiner neren Operette fiji
geItobIen 2"
ngaerOings tpeun i'd ebrIidl
iein iou.~
gor @eri6t. .8arum
baben sic Die Sir oufgebroden2"
yGs Itauo iiber ser Cir: Crit
Elm, bringt Slid bereinl" aber
iie mar obgeidloiienl"
80 gutl" n8as boIten
Sic bon Dem Moler 9on8er2~
Ser bat neulid meme Sduie-
germutter geutalt, gum 9oDonlaufen,
iose id Sbnenl"
nSo idledt2"
Stein, 10 gutl~
-Ser5t6tigfeit. Sci Dem
SGperfronfen bat cine iunge, bib.
iHe S9peiter Nodtpode.
Im Moreeu frogt Der Ar5t:
Stun, GhmeIter, tpie mar Oie
Ser5t1tiefeit oes aronfen Oicie
Nndt?~
,@ut. SER Goftorl CT bat nit
5tpeimaI eiuen Seirotsuntrag ges
modtI@
Washington Journal., 1936-06-05

@os borGebt. aSagen
Sic, mas gebt BEL Sbnen i'm @eihdit
Oenn eigentIid nod Oor9~
Dgaur Die ubrl~
- gs Iobnt Fl d. n0a iHift
mir Der &erI einen unfranfiertet
Brief, fir Den i9 sebn Gent 5trnf-
porto be3abIen milB llnO meiBt oue
mas Orin itebt? Dab id Elm Bump
unS elm getriiger binl~
yGuf Der Gtene tpiirOe i'd i'm
berflagenl@
r8as, negen Der 5ebn Cent? Das
lit bod ni9t Ser Miibe tuertl"
8ereinnat Bud
I ii brung g. gr fanO, oaB fie ouDief
8irtiddftsgelO berbraudte. lber
ipenn er cine GrflGrung berIangte-
fonnte iie feline eeben. SeOenfaRe
feline. Die er beritonO. Doruirt
brodte er ibr zines Cages elm @irts
idaftsbud nit. geritdnonisIos lab
tie es an.
.9os @eIo, Oos Ou befOmmit,
idreibit Ou Iinfs elm uuo mas ot
oitsgibit, redtsl~ fngte er bernbIni-
ieno lino CAB ibr mebrere @eIoi6ei.
ne.
NIs Iie mieoer @elo berIongte,
poate er oos Bud ieben unO fonnte
foIgenOes Ieien: 9infe Seite: 100
W1arf bon 5ris befommen. GeGte
Settle: Sir 100 Mort eingefa1iH.
Washington Journal., 1936-06-05

9os @~ebeimnis. nDm
bait bod Sbereie nidt er5dblt, onB
mir Mns berlobt boben?~
r9iein, id babe iie MIR sefrnet~
OBJ lie es idon meiB!"
- Sbr Nein. @ater: l1ners'
bort! @ie fonnteIt Ou bid bon Serrir
Berger fiiifen Ioiien?
Soater: 0b Tnpa, er BAT mif
10 nett oarum. ct fragile
Batter: SD wosl Sobe i'd sir
nidt elm fir anemal gein@, Oit
Iolteit INNER nein onttporten?
To9ter: 0os tat i6 ial gr frog-
te. Oh id bOie iein piirOe, peuis err
mid fife.
Gut 5urldgegeben-
SIiner gromtuel, Der grobe 9iftas
tor Gnglonos, fonnte no9 Ioneenr
S1neigen pl0bIi9 in beftige Muf.
ipaaung geraten, penn er Bel einern
ieiner untergebenen 8i6eriton0
ooer aud MIR llnberItdn0nis felt-
5uiteIen gIoubte. 90 fonnte er iifr
zines Cages nit einem Der Beoien.
ten, Der felt longem cine 8ertrnuens.
itenuns innebatte, unO Der fid oess
balb cine sepiiie Greibeit berougneb-
men fonnte iiber einen beitimmtetr
an iid oerinefiigieen 8unft nidt
einigen. Bin iG berriidt ODER
bu?" frogte idIieBlid gromtpeu,
Dem bic 3orno6er idon beorobIidr
onifupoI. nNnn, sic peroen Iidp
bod feinen berriidten 8eOienterr
balten?" Iautete bic Mnttuort.
Washington Journal., 1936-06-05
s. mar sinmaI Gin 0olbfiId.

nSn, id tDonte einmaI ieben, oh
elm @olOfiid aud obue 8oiier le.
ben fam. Sd nobm elm @Ias
@aIler aus benz aquarium, es
5eigte lid, 0aB es benz @oIOftid
glei6auItig mar. Sim ndditen Gag
nobm i1 mieoer Elm @los berdus,
am fcIgenoen Gag tpieOer ems. Der
@oIofiI9 fiibIte Iih INNER nod ie1r
tpobI. s6lieBIid mar Oas aqua-
rum Ieer. Ser @oIOfiid lit beeei-
itert, er fam olIo audi obne @oiier
leben."
~Sit es m0gIi1?~
ySSa, mir nebmen Ben @olofilh
bernus. gr we0elte nit Dem
S1wan8 nit allen 9eiden Der
5reuoe. or bate oas S6nimmen
gang %bersefieu. gr ipo3iert ouf
Dem 6uBbooen berunt, fommt, menn
id pfeife, iprinet mir ouf ben
S9oB.~
u@irflih erftnunIidl"
ngines Cages modten mir einen
fleinen Spo5iergnng, er peoelte mie-
Der Dor gergniigen nit benz
Sdpana. aIs mir iiber cine Bride
fommer, ipringt er in i~ugenoIider
2uitigfeit ouf Dos @elGn0er rltidt
ob, faint ins 8aiier, mo err
trinftl~
Washington Journal., 1936-06-05

@erbung. nSat sic mein
4ntrng iiberraidt, 6raulein 9oro?"
.0ur6aus nidt - i9 muBte ia
INNER, oaB sic @eidmaf bobenl"
9ie 9robe. sd milB
Sic Steaung pieoer berloiien, gnd-
oige 6raul Sd merle, Sic 6aben
fem Gertrauert 81 mir
.Aber Marie, i1 babe bod ioga'
sic Shliiliel 5u meinem Shmudfa
item uno gum S6reibtiid meme:
Wannes often liesen laiien."
ySa, aber es paBt feiner!~
@rou a m e t O at. r@eni
id bis ipGt in Die Nndt geidriebell
babe, flast Ser 9idter Siibnerfle'
einem Greuno iein 2eio, RIO fifo'
id feinen Sdlaf mebr."
r0a gibt es bod Elm iebr einfo
DIES Mittel", meint Der Greun6.
Limb oos tp1re?~
a9u left einfadj oas @eidriebcne
nod einmal ourG."
Washington Journal., 1936-06-05

Ole Sirene. rMutter,
infer Sriioden miro NAL cine ridl-
tige Girenel~
.glooiinn!~
nSSa bod, neil fe OouernO beult!"
Des 2ebens &outra.
tie. sn Dem gingnng Ser gilu
bGngen Stpei S1ilOer. Auf Dem ei-
men fam man Ieien: ~goriidtl
8iiiige 9un0el - SuBangeln unO
SeIbfIdiiHei" Muf Dem onOeren
ftebt: r@riiB @ott. tritt Elm, bring
Slid b%ereinl~
ao9DettbeDerb. aripp
trifft Sdipp ouf Ser StrdBe.
Tim @ottes niaen", froet Strip
entiest, 0mie iiebit Ou Oenn aus2"
.5o, in", ftobnt Sdipp, nmeine
5rou mill einen 9o6Wettbefuerb
mitmoden."
SEA, un6?~
Sur 3eit troiniert iie.@
0ie MnttonaIbDm e.
Als Bel elmer 6eierIidfeit am brett
Biiden Sofe Oie Rationalbbmne:
sd bin Elm 9reuBe, tennt ibr
meme Sarben2~ eeipieIt moroen
NOR, giug Der 9er8oe bon AnbaIt-
&otben olif Grie0rid @ilbelm w.
5u unO iagte boner 8eeeiiterung:
n@ie beneiOe id gltre Moieitdt I'M
oie berrlife SDmne!"
0ytitn, oonn iingen sic bod
einfod: SD Bin Elm R0tber /"
Ioittete Die seiaIiene anttport Deg
&6niog.
Washington Journal., 1936-06-05

9ie Iiebe 5reun0in.
.grigitte. Jag NAL, finoeit ou, Dob
id bd5Iid biu?"
v0ar6ous nidt, meine 2iebe !.
es Iiebt BLOB 10 nusl"
8eideiOen. Sn elmer
@eIeai6aft befano iid elm iunges,
idn6ternes Jraulein. 8ei Der I'm
terbaltung murOe biel gela6t; aber
0aG WGOden blieb emit.
Limb sic laden niGt nit, mein
IdSnes 6raulein?" fragte ibr Eiid-
nodbor.
sd oanfe iebr~. mar Die beidei"
Oene antwort, i'd babe ihon &C.
Iadt."
giqennuB. Ser 2ebrer bal
fein SriibItiidsbrot pergeiien unO
beauftroet oesbalb 6risdeu, ibm
beim 8Gder etmas gu boIen.
.Sier,~ fogt er, bait Oh 5ebn
Gent. Dnfir bringit Ou mir einen
Sudden. nuo bier iino nod 8ebn
Gent, Oofiir fault oil Dir audi Ell
men,
Srisden 8iebt log uno fOmmt mad
fur6er 3eit, auf beioen Baden fau.
emo, 5uriid:
.Sier iinO Sbre 3ebn Gent mic
Oer~, iaet er, ues mar MIR nod Elm
Sudden 0o.~
Washington Journal., 1936-06-05
= @ritif. r@os iagIt Ou 5n
nleinem @eOidt: Die gide?"
..Waumfrebel!"

.
r8oumfrebel!"
S9reibfebIer. Ser
rei9e SnfeI benntportet ben Brief
oes Neffen. gr idreibt:
.8eigeidloiien ienoe id Sir Bic
erbetenen aebn Narf un0 m0fte
Did nod ouf einen Sdreibfebler in
Deiuem Brief oufmerfiam maiden:
5ebn idreibt man niir nit elmer
Wun!"
Obne Sntereffe. Ser
MutobGnoler iogte 5u Serrn Hfeit.
fer: u0a bate ib einen iebr i6onen
@ogen fir Sic. Siebt gut aus,
Iauft grOBartig, tDenn Sic iid Inn
bier 1br nadmittogs bineiniesen,
Iino Sic Inn nft ubr in Sannoperl"
.G6on~, iogte 8feiffer, paber
oos lit fem Auto fir midi"
r8orum?"
~@as babe i'd Inn adt llbr in
9onnoper 5u tun2"
Wr1ngel@S d. nurre.
General 8rangeI muiterte unO fon-
trodierte feline Sffi5iere, beionoers
Die iungen Serren (oie er NIT Dem
Roienomen n@inObunoe" 81 be5eia.
nen pflegte) iebr genou.
go fieI inn zines Cages elm Of
fiaier nit einem am Siutertopfe
ourdgeoogenen Sdeitel auf, Ser Boz
mails i'm Dienite nidt getragen tuer.
ben ourfte. @iBbiaigenO REF er
Dem iuugen &riegersmunne du:
nMein Sobn. oieie 2auieaaee fiibrt
brett i'm arreite r.
Washington Journal., 1936-06-05
SembO 0. .@onn fabrt SEN,

Sempo. r@oun fdbrt Seun
Ser Mmeritnoampfer ob?~
rSSn Iieben Minuten!"
.5dbrt benin teiter friiber2 Sd
babe es ndmIid iebr eiIig!"
2ieber 10. o&ommIt Oii
beilte nit gu @iinerg, gum Gid.
riiden?"
sgsee = ga sebe i6 Iieber gu
eduiters, Oa gibt es beute obenO
gfebriidenl"
SreuOe. .@eitern babe
ib cine groBe SreuOe Bel meinem
3obnar5t erIebt.@
Zine Sreuoe beim 3obnarat?"
rSo. @ie i9 %binfomme, iist bod
mein 3abnor3t i'm StubI unO iein
aiiiitent 8iebt ibm eineu 3abn."
&oum m0gIid. Ser
beriibmte @rofeiior ruff %oufgereet
nod Ieinem 9ienitm10hen: $50
tonnal Sect bin ib aber iider, onb
sic aus meiuer 9ibliotbef Bidder
entnebmen, Inn iie nahts i'm 8ett
5u IeIenl SD fam 0os BUD bon
Brofeiior S~iefbobrer iiber Die 8lit'
rimolefuloritat onotomiifer &or-
per einfnd ntdt finoenl"
Washington Journal., 1936-06-05
sdnIanHat iber Goethe.

Goethe nuroe i'm Sabre f749
6u Main5 geboren Sic maren cine
pornebme Gamilie. gs mar cine
Goiierfr0nung, babel fonnte er gut
ieben, oenn ct bate einen erten
HlaB. @Is er alt genlig NOR, brodte
i'm iein @ater ouf Die nniberiit6t
gu 2eip5ig. BORT Iernte er iebr gut.
Seine gItern Freiten iiG. ooB er 10
fleiBig lernte. 0arum iagt elm
Spri1mort: 8om Batter lernt ih
0ie Natur, 6og 2eben gum ituoie-
rem, bonn Miitterden lernt i'd Die
Natur gum Stiide al Glnbuiieren.
SSn 2eip5ig befam er cine idtDcre
&rantbeit. ct bate mas on feline
Auger. Nun iolte er pieoer auriid.
Mber oos Doute er ni6t un0 nnh
einigen Eagen mar er nieOer ge-
iun0. MIs CT ousgelernt bate, 5og
er tpieoer nod Main5. Dort tDlroe
er bon &errr 2arI NuguIt aus @ei-
mar eineeIaoen. sic gingen bin
uno tie br1dten Die Gage better uno
fr0bIi9 al. MnnhmaI frieste er
aud einen Gag fret gum 9idtcn.
@oetbe itarb I'M Sabre 1882. Seine
lesten @orte tunren: rWiebr niht!"
Washington Journal., 1936-06-05

Ole 8erbung. sd
babe Die abiidt, mid nit einenl
Sbrer M6oels gu berbeirnten. Serr
Direftorl &oben sic ettpos 0oge.
gen?"
Sang uno gar nidtl @eIde 1T
es oenn Die &odin ODER oos
Stubenm6Oden 2"
Ger Sdotte. Gin Gdotte
muroe gu elmer gol6enen Sod6eit
eingelaoen. CT 5og grfunoigungen
elm, mie man iid oa au oerbalten
babe. aIs er borte, oaB man oa
ettpas aus @oIo i6enfen miiiie.
5oe er iid g~Idn8eno aus Der Mff1ra:
DIT 8iir6e iiberreifte er Dem SUI
6elpaar Elm @las nit einem @olo-
fiid.
9 6 IN eiBtreiben0 Ser
Meoi3inalituoent itaito i'm gramen.
gr i6Dibte Dor Angit gasi5e
Babe.
Der Brofeiior frogte:
.@as tun Sic, Inn einen $50.
tienten id)tpiben 81 laiien?"
Ser Stuoent itotterte:
SD idide ibn 3u Sbnen ms
gyamen. &err 9roieiior."
Washington Journal., 1936-06-05
Sir Nnthio. Ner Una.

Ole Bptbio. Der iunge
Wiann aing sur ACKNOWLEDGMENT
n@ie itebt es nit Gronfbeiten? !"
fragile er.
9ie Gptbia Ieete bin unO Ieste
Der.
sd iebe nidt cine Granfbeit in
Sbrer gtdbe~, las tie aus Der 9or.
tenneisbeit, aud fronte Menifen
meiOen Sbre N6be!"
Ser iunse Manu i%eufate:
1S6oOe. Sd itliOiere n6mlid DE
oi5in."
0ie anoere Soite.
Ser Sltnge tribeIte nit einem Sea.
gel an Dem inon. Iodierten auto.
Ser Better iprong bin5u unO gnb
Dem Sunoen cine 0brfeige. @roBeg
@eidreil 2eute iteuen iid berum,
uno aud Der feline midrige gater
eriheint oif Dem 8Iose.
nNer bat meinen Sungen geidIa.
een?l Sd min pifien, iper meinen
Sungen gefdIngen bot!" idrie er
tplttentbrannt.
Der Better 6es Gutos, Elm 4erl,
itorf tpie elm Baum, meloet iiH.
.0os mar reht, mein 9err",
faete Ser Batter, .er miro es beroient
boben."
Washington Journal., 1936-06-05

@rauome &ritif.
User lit oenn Die aufgepubte Dame
oort?"
aDie mar friiber beim 3irfus unO
Bat i'm 00penfdfig geiungen.~
Limb tparum bat iie Oamit ouf.
geb0rt2~
Scr Gieri6nsberein 1T einge-
i1ritten.~
gu p1t. n@drum bait gu
0enn einen &roten i'm Eai9entu1? 2"
~9amit id nidt oergeiie, OaB ib
abitinen5ler geDor0en bin"
naber 0a bait bod ioeben einen
&oenaf setrunten!"
rSo, ia . ib entoede leioer Sen
anoten INNER crit, penn i9 mir
ben MlnO obtuifde!~
S9Iogfertia. @ibion
ma9t einen &eirntsnorane BEL Der
iebr reiden Gamma.
Sic iinO iebr reid, &onnn?"
sSa, @ibion, id babe cine MiI-
Iion."
s@cnen sic mid beiroten Sun.
na2"
sgaein, Oos fam id nidt, Glib
fon."
rDos nuBte id, Sanno.~
n8arum boben Sic oenr eefrogt.
@ibion?"
.llm 0as @efitbI fennen5ulernen,
oas elm Mann bat, uenn er cine
MiIion Derliert."
Washington Journal., 1936-06-05

= 8uredtneifung. Chef:
sic fommen Orei 8iertelitunoen au
i21t, Serr MiiGerl gBarum?
anaelteIter: SD bin Die Ereppe
berunteraefalenl
@bef: Dummies 3eug, 0as 6oucri
bod feline 6rei yiertelitunOenl
Washington Journal., 1936-06-05

- unter er n. n@o,
tuie iist meirt nelier &n5ug2"
n@roBartigl Isle nod WaaB se.
itoblen."