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Evening star., 1936-11-26
Alabama, Auburn and Tulane
Place Three Men Each in
Morrison's List.
Au.SOutheastern
BY RAY MORRISON,
Head Foot Ball Coach Vanderbilt
University.

university.
TOOT BALL in the Southeast
- ern Conference during the
1895 season showed more of a
4 trend toward well organized
team play than individual player dis
tinction. Thus it is more difficult than
ever to select an all-star eleven.
have made my choices not only
from my own observation but also
form advice from scouts and coaches
and, in some few instances, even the
players. have taken into considera-
ton the caliber of opposition played
by a team and a players durability.
speed, strength and all-around talent.
Eight teams are represented on the
all-conference team. Alabama, Au-
burn and Tulane placed two each and
L. s. u, Tennessee, Georgia Tech.
Sewanee and Vanderbilt one each.
It is true that Louisiana State has
one of the very best records In the
Nation. but it was gained more
through the quality of all-around
strength, highly capable reserves and
good coaching rather than the individ-
ual performance of any one man. The
one exception is Gaynell Tinsley. who
was unanimous choice for all-Amer-
lea end last year.
Evening star., 1936-11-26
Last Barrier for 'Bama.

THE Washington-State clash likely
will decide the Western entry in
the 1887 Rose Bowl battle. The
Huskies, undefeated in the Coast Con-
ference to date, must win or tie to
gain clear honors to the title. State,
defeated only once, can throw a
monkey wrench into the conference
works by beating the Huskies, thereby
deadlocking the standings.
Alabama, ranking with Louisiana
State as possible Eastern" contenders
at Pasadena, hits its final barrier of
the season in the Commodores.
Fordham, twice tied, can look for
no sympathy from the Violets. in re-
gard to q possible Bowl nomination.
Last year, the Rams ruined NJ Y. us
undefeated season in the final game
Of the campaign.
Evening star., 1936-11-26
Py the Associated Press.

Fy the Associated Press.
n YEw YORK. November 26.-
M Turkey day tradition has its
Y annual renewal on gridirons
all over the country today,
with the added importance of Rose
or Sugar Bowl bids hanging in the
balance for several teams
Fordham meets its traditional local
rival, New York u. in New York, in
an effort to keep its undefeated slate
clear; Alabama's powerful Crimson
tide. likely Bowl" candidate. tangles
with Vanderbilt; Pennsylvania Pow
erhouse take on Cornell's sophomores;
Pittsburgh collides with Carnegie
Tech in local Pittsburgh rivalry, and
on the West Coast, Washingtons
Huskies face their all-important tus-
sic with Washington State.
Evening star., 1936-11-26

in point Of service in the National
Hockey League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-12-22
rsmas Week in Capital Merry With Many Gala Social Functions
By the Way
Beth Blaine

AMBASSADORS seat at the shoha yes
afternoon while their
coorfu Marine lend
proved quality an
and performed fautlessy.
Great catastrophe
Jsn1 rooona son OF the vsnesIean Minister age T. became SUD-
parsonage houep Ted (ueteran c. an
nounce) NTH commanding gesture toward the offending
enabled Jacno to whpr his greeting Sako Maako
little dau9h in their 0%ersa robes and
from tather supreme
Selma Ergun.
of however,
definitely Castillo Najea the Mexican
the correct ranches two meous MARBLES
keeping Osent the while on the photographers and managed
obtain
"ry daughter
full ed snsham frock with the tilted straw bonnet of the Doom
off
Margheta
Ftch In wreath Of flowers and cou peated skirt acted became
Indians in Nicaragua Breug Douas
picture
Dutch her lovely mother foxes,
confessed that none of them knew what Vera Manned n cav m che hd
insisted writing
m =, tn , nisn , ,u T.sa . Sl niue oi.a
speak in English but capable part
apomb while his baby brother white woody suit watched from
Of his pretty
a
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long Of the
French Embassy adorao dainty rock
IomOard blond boy uho might haze been portrait
French Embassy, literal picture
lovely mother looking
iuuh
Themd
founced ock wh matching hair ribbon
Ambassadors
enough insisted scornng the smaller mike and stretched tptoes
to laughingy deiUer Spanish
who took the uhole
FAITH Helny
FAITH who q own
NTH heel click salute which uth
With the further
Mahoney Of Canada Irene Frzching Germany
Peru whose mother
a bowling
though Billy
Vtei his blue
to
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publicity
CONTINUED on Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-12-22
DebutanteS
Presented
Yesterday
Miss Whitley Makes
Bow at Grand
fathers Home.

KR. ROBERT FITCH SHEP-
M ARD entertained at a tea
yesterday afternoon in his
home at 1912 Eighteenth
street, when his granddaughter, Miss
Mary Noteworthy Shepard Whitley,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Peyton Whitley, was introduced to
Washington society. Mrs. Whiteley,
formerly Miss Polly Shepard, and her
sister, the late Miss Alice Shepard
made their debuts in the same house
where their father now lives.
Miss Whitley wore an exquisite
stiff blue net dress and carried a bou-
quet of yellow roses given to her by
her grandfather. Mrs. Whiteley's
gown was Of mauve velvet and she
wore a corsage bouquet of gardenias
Assisting Miss whitley were Miss
Katharine Buckley, Miss Laura
Amonett Gordon, Miss Cassie johnson,
Miss Gertrude Pearson, Miss Alice
Tuckerman, Miss Anne Dudley F1an-
merry, Miss Martha McKenna, Miss
Marjorie Lincoln, Miss Carl Good,
Miss Gloria Grosvenor, Miss Genevieve
Marsh and Miss Kathleen l. Cross.
Alternating at the tea table were
Mrs. Leonard Coleman Gunnell, for
merly Miss Emily Nelson; Mrs. Law
Continued on Fourth Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-12-22

Continued on Fourth Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-12-22
Wellesley Club
Annual Luncheon

The Wellesley Club of Washington
will hold its annual luncheon Thurs
day. December 81, at the A. A. U. w.
club house at 1884 I street north
west. The guest of honor and principal
speaker will be the new president Of
the college, Miss Mildred Helen Nc
Afee. The other honor guests will be
the Washington undergraduates of
Wellesley. One member from each
class will bring back news Of the COL
lege to the alumnae.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-12-22
Miss Stubblefeld
Hostess at Lunch

Miss Parthenia Stubblefield, who is
with her mother, Mrs. Emily M. Stub
blefield, for the holidays, entertained
at luncheon today at the Mayf1ower
The guests, who were classmates of the
hostess at Holton Arms, included Miss
Antoinette Gordon, Miss Lillien Mel
lett, Miss Betsy Simpson. Miss Dorothy
Dyar, Miss Marguerite Abel, Miss
Ruth Hale and Mrs. Lothrop Luttrell.
Miss Stubblefield is student at Sarah
Lawrence College at Bronxville, N. Y,
having graduated from Holton Arms
last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-12-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Barge Lewellyn Hartz
Continued on Fourth Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-12-22

and Mrs. Ogden Mills, wife Of former
Secretary Of the Treasury had with
her Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Dykman,
Mrs. John Drum and Mr.. Seymour
johnson.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Adolphus
Andrews were in the box with former
United States Ambassador to Ger
many and Mrs James w. Gerard and
the latter's sister. Countess Sigray.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Phelps Emo
were members of box party and
others there were former Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs
Edward r. Stettinius, Mr.. and Mrs.
Snowden Fahnestock. Viscountess
d'Alte, widow of former Portuguese
Minister, and Mrs. Skirvin Adams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-12-22
Presidents Mother
At Opening of Opera
Season in New York

MRS. JAMES ROOSEVELT, mother
A'A of the President, who will join
her son and daughter-in-law at the
White House for Christmas, was
among those in boxes at the opening
of the Metropolitan Opera last eve
ming. She was member of a party
including Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Car
tier. M. Paul de Laboulaye, son of the
French Ambassador and Nine. de
Laboulaye who is having an exhibit
ton of his paintings in New York,
and former United States Ambassador
to Spain and Mrs. John Henry Ham
mond.
The newly appointed United States
Ambassador to the Soviet and Mrs
Joseph E. Davies were hosts in a box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-12-22

No. 1-GuiHermo Naera, 5-year-old of the Mexican
Ambassador, before the mike" at the Fifth International
Chdren Christmas Broadcast at the Shorham yesterday
afternoon. Underwood & Underwood Photo
2-Vera Breueel Douglas OF the Netherlands, Pola
Fotch of Yugosaua Graca and Yolande Saint OF France
Maria Fabrszd SuDh of Italy and Media de De Bae OF Mica
ragua matched the cutting of the cake.
Underwood & Underwood Photo
No. 3-The japanese Ambassadors daughter, Masako Sao
whose beautiful little English tolo,oed by her
Christmas greeting Japanese received NTH enthusiasm
Star staff Photo
No. 4Maria Marguerite Suuich younger daughter the
Italian Ambassador and Mary Recinos daughter OF the Minister
OF Guatemala, enjoyed the party.
Underwood e. Underwood Photo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-12-22
The President and
Mrs. Roosevelt Issue
Cards for Reception
First Formal Function of This Season Honors
Diplomatic Corps Party Today
for Grandchildren.

Tor GranQchllQren.
TINE invitations
reception Saturday evening, January which is planned
In honor of the diplomatic and the first Of the formal
entertainments the official schedule for this
Earlier today Mrs Roosevelt held her first
since her return to the White House for the Winter
The Attorney General and Mrs Homer Cummings
their guests Judge and Mrs Charles Lockwood of Stamford
Conn.,
Secretary Commerce Roper spent the
week end with his onlaw and daughter Mr. and Mrs Coker
Secretary Roper Christmas day
their sonnaw and daughter Dr. and Mrs Frank Bohn and their
son and daughernaw Mr. and Mrs Richard Roper and their
children.
Lieut. Comdr and Mrs John A. Roper who with the
Secretary Mrs Roper for short time left the end Of the
week for Comdr Roper's new post in California.
The French Ambassador and abouaye
night dinner honor their M Francois de La
bouae who will leave return France the last of the week.
The Chinese Ambassador Mr. Sao-ke Alfred sze was host
yesterday luncheon in honor of the Ecuadoan Ambassador
Senior Captain Colon Eoy Aaro and three Ecuador delegates to
the boundary DR. Homeo vter Alexandra
Ponce Borja and DR.. Jose Vincente Trujillo.
Nine Borom wife of the Minister of Sweden has returned to
the Capital from Stockholm where she visited her sonn and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sixten Wolmar.
Representative Caroline oDay
Mary McQuade at I'LL Twenty street She will have
her daughter Miss Ella ODav with her for most the Winter
ODay recently from South America where
went as peoples mandate for the Peace Committee
The first secretary of the United States Legation in OSLO
Norway who is at home leave spending short time in New
York with his mother Harry Carnal Dayton Ohio
and his sister, Mrs Howard Davidson, of Washington.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs Merritt W. Ireland will leave today to
spend Christmas holidays with their Paul Ireland
Pueblo, Colo.
Lieut. COL and Mrs Stephen MacGregor have with them
for the Christmas holidays their daughter Miss Dale
who attends the Emma Willard School at Y Their
Midshipman Stephen H. MacCregor will arrive the
United States Naval Academy at Annapolis spend
the holiday
J. Thomas Blackburn will arrive Washing
Wednesday spend
They will stay the Backburns parents
Mrs. F. w. Reed, 3245 Cleveland avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-12-22

Washington
Social News
MIR. and Mrs. Carter
Take House in
Georgetown.

ER. AND MRS. r. H. A.
M CARTER have given up their
4 \ street and moved to the
house at 1921 Reservoir road. This
residence is one Of group of houses
recently built after the pattern Of
the old houses which have been so
popular in Georgetown.
Mrs Henry Alvah Strong, who Is in
New York for several days visiting
Mrs Rushmore Patterson, will return
to Washington to spend Christmas
with her son and daughter in law,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Corrin Strong, at
their residence, 27l2 Thirty-second
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barge Lewellyn Hartz
Continued on Fourth Page.)
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04
Nadlridten ans @nttidee.

9as opeitgr0Bte Snouitrieunter-
nebmen S%lomeniens, oie &rainiihe
SnouItrie M.-@. in SeIenice, erb0Bte
Ons MttientnpitoI bon as ouf so
Wiiu. Omar. gs tDeroen 100000
relte Aftien 81 $50 0inor Nomindl.
tuert olsgegeber.
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&ocebie Der penIionierte @enoarme.
rietpadtmeiiter Sobann &erihne,
Der as Sabre berbeiratet, ME franz,
imner InItig unO FROZEN Mlstes
mar, bis er am 8. Miai einen S1Iag.
nnfon erlitt, Dem er nun erlag.
Sn Nieg beri1ieo Der BETTER so.
bonn DnI5er int Sitter bon 81 Sab,
rem an ben 5olgen elmer gu ip6t De.
n1teten @rippe.
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iDebenba1 oas &als SO. 5 (Hoie)
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Die @eb6lioe tpdren berlidert.
Ser am 18. M1i berungliidte uno
ms 5pitnl nod 2aibod iiberfiibrte
Grons Gina aus &eintnl 1T nad
iHperem 2eioen bort geitorben. St
tpnr erit 43 Sabre alt unO binter.
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cine aIte Mutter.
Am 5. Suli begging Der in @rc.
fenfelo i'm &ubeitanoe lebenOe, iid
nIIgemeiner Sodahtung erfreuenOa
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felt, umgeben bon ieiner treuen Sc
mablin, &inoern uno @nteln unS
Der @dar ieiner Greunoe uno Sc.
5onutem, ieinen iiebsisiten @ebArts.
4ao.
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04

9n8f @ebuts far Bic 9ansfran.

5tuOlt @ebOte fir bic 9ansfrau.
1. GeiIe Define 3eit gut einl
9. arbeite flint, aber bate nidtl
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bieIe 0ippioden uno lonItiaen
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belt berirIoft.)
1. Benube Die ELECTROMAGNETIC
Iidfeiten, Die 8iIienfdoft un6
ole Gefnif Dir bieten. Sic So
item bierfiir eriparit Oh baIO an
Nerben, Belt uno Rorperfraft.
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feitenl Merger modt Dor Der
3eit alt uuo b6BIid.
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Dn UieI gu tun bait, adte ouf
Define f0rperlide uu0 geiItige
&oiIettel Ser iid fallen ldBt,
bat Iid berloren.
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Define @fIidt.
8. @laube nidt, gu miiBteIt oaes
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milienmitgIieoer un0 8ausange-
fteDten f0nnen mitbeIfen un0 quite
arbeit Ieiften. gu muBt Tte nur
ridtig %mterueifen, nnItelen unb
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freunOlides @efidt be3Dingt be
lie Sdmieriefeiten.
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aur Gronfbeit Deroenl @erooe
Oh, ouf Der ole meiIte 8eront.
portrng rubt, boft Sic 8flidt,
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&inOer nidtl sic Iieben 8Dar
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br1dt.
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pidtigen a~rbeitst0gen m0gIi9It
nrBerbaIb Oes Souies.
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04
gIinSes ariitaa.

8er &riltaI Iddst pfIegt es, ons
ioute ober ieoer tun, Ser es beIibt.
Oos funfeInoe @IGs beoorF unierer
~beionoeren 8flege, Inn i60n az
bIeiben. gIeifrifau 1T meiH uno
Oaber aud iebr empfinoIid. 9es.
balb empfebIen iid ftets peide 3pi-
ihenlagen beim Nufbetpobren I'm
Gdrnnf. gs gibt fat iiberon
tleine papierne llnferleger, Die fify
bOr8iielid fir oieien 3med eienen.
&riitou bart nidt nit onoerem
@eidirr Suiommen gei6ubert Der.
ben, ole fdarfen 8oidmittel Iin0
fir ieine carte SberfI1de 81 Der.
mei0en, elm BAD bon miI0em Sci.
feniDaifer hit benz &riTtan gut. Gut
beiBes @oIier oient gum Nodipii-
len, 0amit 0as Erodnen belier ge-
Iinet. &riitaH bertr6et aud feline
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briibbeiB.
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9amper tuerOen ME bliben6e Sum-
f~entr69er, mern man tie in beiBem
SnImiafDaIier m6fdt uno in bef.
Bem gfiemoTier Fpiilt.
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ME i'm $ousbnlt gebenl Seifenmnf.
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StunOen oufpeideno in ibnen ite.
ben, mebrmoliges llmidiitteln hit
sur 2oiune gut. 0ie Bale mttB
10 Iange bebanoelt per0en, Bis lie
bon oben Bis unten i'm neuen 8lnnae
eritrablt. 6dimmernoe &riftanbn-
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gIiig ODER in Eerpentin, aud @oio-
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tDoroene 8iirften unO 8inieI IdBt
man in beiBem Gfig ouf idpadem
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auswaiden in einem itarfen Sci
feniuo.
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bonoeIt ibre Sol3gerGte ridtigl Die
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linen nntiirIid nidt gut tut. ab.
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Washington Journal., 1936-09-04
Fafs Na6ri6ttm
aMs DER aIteM 9etmat.

aus DER alten 9eimat.
GanscrbamIcn. Die biefiee Edit.
se1tfompoenie feierte 0os Set hires
bunoertidbriseu 8eitebens. Die
Stoot mar feItli6 geidmiidt. Gin.
geIeitet tuur0e oos SET ourd eineR
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ItattIider GeIt5us be%ronitaltet, an
Dem fid aud biele o~uspdrtiee
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beteiIigten.
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Sberleitung fir Sronebbusberfebr 1T
beeonnen uorOen uno er ion gnoe
Aueuit been0et iein, oantit am 1.
September Der Betrieb 1nfeenom-
men Deroen fam. 8unGdIt mer.
ben 5tpei 9inien eingeri6tet, sic
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6lugbafen nit Der StoOt berbinOen.
Dur9 cine l1miteieemogIidteit wirO
aud Der 8erfebr bonn &ouptbabn-
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belt BON Ieiner Seimat lit Sngo
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friiber ais Geentonn ane Meere be-
fnbren inO Iebt iett in Gas BaI.
mos. Sci BEN Seefnbrern lit S0bne
cine fIeine Beriibmtbeit. Gein Sea
me mar in oIler Mtnoe, uls es ibm
INT SuIi 1927 geIiingen mar, ols
eriter Meni1 dnein in einem IA
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ben Gtlnntii1en Saennt bon Tro-
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gitng in SO Sogen auriif. Sci Sen
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srfoIgen Ioute. 9a ii1 bel elmer
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nnlaBte er ieinen Sobn, Die Sa6af-
beit1noe in Brand gu ieBen. Dieier
f1eint ober nbgelebnt 8u baben, 10
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Iein beging. Neben Dem Eabaf
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rem 3udtbous unO flint Sobren
gbrberlnit beriirteilte.
9raa. Mit ruuO 1000 arbeit.
nebmern lit bic @apierfabrit
rB0tIhmiible" BEL Der 0euti1en
Gtaot 80bmiId-& rummau Oie nett
nus er0Bte Jobrit 6iiob0bmeus.
Aber BEL Der S~eriteIune bon Sui
it !3enuIoie wer0en MbpGiier err
Seugt, sic bic MolOnu berunreini-
gen, mesboIb ieBt Sic 6abrit itarf
eingeIdr6nft un0 iiber 600 arbei-
Ter brotIos peroen ionen. Gin Sod-
DeritGnoigen : @utadten meint, oas
@toatsintereiie lei 0urd Die Be-
MISUNDERSTANDING nidt berleBt,
0enn 6ann iDeroe Oie 3e~IIuloieer-
Seilg1ing in einem onoeren Sell Oes
States iteigen. Die GluBperun-
r%einigung our9 Abndiier tpirO oo-
nit 5itr miafommenen @elegenbeit,
elmer oeutiden Sabrif Gdnoen alt-
sufiigen, UNI onfiir Gnbrifen i'm
tf1ediihen Sieolmngsgebiet nit
MehraltftrGdet All berforden.
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04

&bcbOt. MIs 6ie &riminolbeam-
ten oes biefigen IoIi6eibiiros BEL ei-
mem @roBreinemahen ibre Shreib-
tif1e d1tseinanoerriidten, fieI linen
elm fIeines Tafet in Die @Gnoe. Sc.
nater gefagt: oos 9afet fieI ouf
ben Booen. CUR lleberraihung Der
geamten entpuppte es ii1 nIs gtui,
in Dem iih iieben tpertboIe Saiden-
ubren befanoen. sc foitete Die Be-
omten einiges &opfaerbreden, ber-
aits5ufinoen, tDie oos gebeimnisboHe
gtui in Die Mmtsitibe geroten fonn-
te. SdlieBli9 erinnerte Iih elm Be-
amter, 6oB er Dor Monotpn einmol
einen Mann bernommen bate, Der
Der Seblerei bon Snidenubren Der.
Odtbtig mar. Canals ipur0e BET
Dem bero1Gtigen Manne nur cine
gebeblte l1br g%efunoen, oas @e-
ridtsberFabren segen i'm mttBte oo-
Der ouf @runo Der @mneitiebeTtim-
mitngen eingeiteut perOen. Sci eli
ner neuerIiden gernebmung iteufe
iid nun berous, ooB Der geriiiene
SebIer ben aueenblid elmer fiirSen
Gbpeienbeit Oes 8eomten 0oau be-
nutt bate, Oas beIoitenDe Gtui bin.
fer Dem Sdreibtifh beridpinOen 81
lnffen. CT boIte iid iebt nndtr1e.
lid bon Der &Ieinen Strnffammer
iieben Monnte @ef1nanis.
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04

Sale. @or Ser biefigen @roBen
Gtraffammer batten Iid otpei iibIe
9urlden tuegen Not5udt, 9eIeioi.
gung, fredericksburg uno Ierge-
bens gegen oas Seimtiide-@ eIek au
beranttDorten. Die beioen Mnge.
fIagten Gripin SdmieOeI un0 @rno
Buigf, beioe ans Dresden, poren
naf Ser Seimfabrt bon Berlin in
glitermeroa eingefebrt uao bottcn
ii1 bort anf Dem TonSbooen Die
Sreun0iHaft opeier M6oden al
iidern getpuBt, oie ie oonn in Ser
iibeliten @eife beI6itigten. Mls Die
MdOHen &iIfe berbeibolten, puroe
GHmieoeI robiot un0 oerpriigelte eli
men @inmobner uno beorobte i'm
nit Der SduBmaffe. Mud Dor Der
BoIi5ei benabmen iih Sic beioen
Nngeflagten auBeror0entlih unge.
biibrIid. SdmieoeI ipur0e tueaerl
Isiner 8ergeben 5u bret Sabren
8udtbons uno s Sdbren gbrex.
redtsbmIuit uno @uigf gu ssei
Sabren 8udtbnus unO 5 Sobren
Gbrenredtsberluit DerurteiIt.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
ELECTION IS URGED
FOR LLOYD'S SEAT
Washington District Needs Rep
resentative This Session,
Says Martin.

By the Associated Press.
Representative Martin. Republican.
Of Massachusetts,. yesterday urged an
election in Washingtons sixth con-
gressional district to choose successor
to Representative Wesley Lloyd. DEM
ocrat, who died recently.
1--WE think Washington needs that
district represented this session." the
assistant: Republican leader said. But
it doesn't look as though they will
give the people chance to vote"
Asked why Republicans were so
anxious for q political "test" in a
State where recent contests have de-
veloped heavy Democratic majorities,
Martin replied tersely: Change in
sentiment"
The administration reciprocal trade
agreement with Canada has brought
many protests from Northwest lumber
Evening star., 1936-01-19
Tug Frees Grounded Ship.

KEY WEST, Fla, January 1S R.-
The wrecking tug Warbler succeeded
late today in pulling the s. s. Amer
ican Eagle from Pulaski Shoals, so
miles west Of here, where the vessel
grounded Friday morning.
The frei0hter stuck. fast on the
shoals In the dry tortugas while bound
from New York to Gulf ports. It was
reported 70 b undamaged.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

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Evening star., 1936-01-19

on the "Ameri-
can lawyer to
give protection to
the kind Of gov
ernment we call
American"
In an address
before the Ohio
State Bar Asso-
citation here,
Ritchie said:
"You assemble at
a time when the
kind Of govern
ment we call
American h as
need fer the ex-
Derience the I'm.