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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

lack of etiquette, Polly: 1t only
shows 1t up. Your napkin scene
says you don't know IT'S correct to
remove seeds and fish bones incon-
spicuously-with unscreened fling
erS.
BE natural. avoid fuss-if you'd
have good table manners. When
you're served oysters on the half
shell, don't try to divide ofael eat II
whole When you reach the salad
course, don't wage o logged fight
with your fork on lettuce hearts:
II q fork doesn't cut easily. use your
knife, too.
To be q popular guest, be sure
Of these points OF etiquette. Our
32-page booklet tells correct ways
10 eat difficult foods. what 10 do at
formal and informal dinners. at
clubs.
Send Zee fsF your copy Of GOOD
TABLE MANNERS 10 The Water
bury Democrat iiene Service, e35
Blxlh Ave, New YORK. ". y. be
nmFe 10 write plainly yeuF NAME
ADDRESS, and the NAbgE ef book.
let
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
ICE CREAM CONE 9 FIT TALL

Sydney (UP)- Something new In
Ice cream cones was provided for
former pupils and their guests ct
the Jubilee Of the Methodist Ladies'
college here. It was six feet high,
weighed $50 pounds. and was built
In seven tiers, colored pale blue and
dark blue (the college color, and
adorned with the college badge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

ton hall TO shoot
ivory balls around
q green cloth
would have been
branded c.s UNIT
to prepare spinach
and soft boiled
eggs.
Her husband?
He liked to find
her sitting In the
halo Of the read
ing lamp. An &C.
casional excursion
to the towns rec
reatiorl rooms was
aot supposed to
make him unfit to
ak to little
children or sit on
the cnhnnlhno ri
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

SLIMMING LINES WIN
MATRON'S PRAISE
Claire Tilden
PATTERN 81

OF course you want to look slirnl
And you will. too, in Pattern si1.
But wouldn't you also like to show
your friends you can be just bit
individual? Then top your new
shirtwaist frock with a one-point
collar. and theyIl think you're ever
so cleverl Oh. they'll praise your
sliInness. too--for such simple lines
as these can't help but fool the too
critical eye. and make you look as
though you'd been dieting for
weelsl Choose yoke-sleeves every
time you'd make your hips look In
finitely slim. and put In every sim
gle one Of those darts around the
waist for q smooth-fitting triumph.
Easily made, and smart n cotton.
Detailed Sewing Guide accompan-
les this pattern.
Pattern 81 Is cut In sizes 81, 80.
90. 20. "a. - and -. Size Sc re-
Quires Z SO yards 50 inch fabric.
Send HIVTEEN CENTS liseD IN
coins Or siaaps tpEsssFsbly seinsD
Cor this pattern. WHITE CLEAR
LY SIZE. NAME. ADDRESS AMI
STYLE NUMBER.
send orders 10 the @nisghsA
Democrat Pattern pspaFsBisns.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

ways q serious illness. It Is COM
lnunicable from the beginning Of
cough (before whoop) until about
the fourth week Of whoop. Occa-
sionally the fits Of coughing are
merely q series Of spasraodic coughs
without the characteristic inspira-
tory crow or whoop. 4, sy...
Copyright 1887, John r. Ollie COZ
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
By Helen Welshiy7,er

There was a time--only day be-
fore yesterday II you have calen-
dar handy-when women were sup
posed to stay at home evenings,
mend socks and read books, unless
something was happening at the
church, school house or town hall.
The woman who entered recrea-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
Caroline
Chatfield
Honor Among Thieves? Perhaps, but 1t Doesn't
Satisfy the Requirements Of the Upright Citizen.
Says Today
DEAR MISS CHATFIELD:

DEAR MISS CHATFIELD:
The girls The big end Of your column and here Is mans prob
that win help 70 balance thing. MY w 1na oau CO. .
married along with notion 70 after
am sorry TO say child was born 70 which
believes his child and 80 there was no scandal NY wife and ID.
husband want: divorce which she refuses 70 give
his With home broken and her marriage on the rocks
a dS another
we're mot hitting and she has fallen out with me- yOu
fair with me; She getting BY without facing the music.
experience s %s I have s viii help somebody ~
ANSWER: ,.,, 49,, .u,.,. u,n.n ;, .,.. -. u,. 80,
after he two you your wife and
oe SS O. Ga The Te ou
The S s % and @ Ss sr o s
feelings Of partners The made cukold q her husband
@ ne has t as BY
own wife has been hted privately not puSic your
oDe have "y been BEEN ] Of @ to . up have s
II YOU hadn't run out on your family.
You suggest that you go
that make her the children
he better of in the home where than would
his Tssr went for double and re-
when step out Of the picture his mother realizing her rsdiea
We can always the results of such trkery and
teache in the lives of others but imagine
o ona a e @ era an n a for
soraDle than the civil laws for sometimes c
tell girl
for years? How tell her
mind when family understand She is
different from them and have tried
wouldn't count but know they 1t will us
seeing each other every day. having to speak friends
love still strong and we are remembering happy days. Please help
{,
ANSWER:
Some chOroom q shotgun. gas Is
the best put out Of Its a Of
methods In the matter Of telling girl that longer
running for the prize Of
would BE- the one that Infatuated her with So
parents not the
children and that unwilling them
This will give her to understand without
her and while she will be mortified in she win
also be angry at finding herself there.
CAROLINE CHATFIELD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
STUDENTS PREFER DICKENS

Amherst, Mass. --(UP) - Dickens
Is the most popular author among
freshmen at Massachusetts, State
College. Shakespeare was Q poor
second In a recent QUESTIONABLE
Twice rs many votes were given
Dickens tale Of Two Cities" and
David Copperfieid" Is books OF
other writer's.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

Young trees are occasionally are
killed outright by the girdling Of the
sapsucker, but larger three recover
from the injuries, although the
blemishes may never disappear.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

orally finds they have no sinus or
other latent infection, but q simple
chronic rhinitis with or without ac-
tual l1ypertrophy (thickening. en-
largemenD OF turbinates. They
need not only local or topical treat
mert Of the nasal passages but also
general revision Of hygiene.
QUESTIONS @ ANSWERS
~ Circumcision
Some doctors here recommend cir.
cumcision of all newborn boy babies.
Please give your opinion. "a. p
Answer--I think 1t Is advisable
only when foreskin Is SO narrow or
tight or adherent as to interfere
with daily cleaning or with urinat-
ing.
Bed-Wetting
What Is your remedy for bed-wet-
tinep We have tried good many,
but nothing seems to do any good.
(Mrs. a.. T.. A. gat
Arswer--I have none. Send stamp
ed envelope bearing your address
and ask for instructions for correct
ing the habit OF bed-wetting.
WhOOping Cough
How long q whooping cough dam
gerous? Can a person have whoop-
ing cough without the whoop? Il.
P.) FIX. ,
Answer-Whooping cough Is al
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
H0zv To Keep Well
BY DIR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

peanng psrsnnni benlh Sienv
a
que
Madison
of WntePRw Ocmo +
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
TOMORROW'S MENU
BREAKFAST: Stewed rhu-
- -. f....b ,x,rRaAo sA1A eur

BHEAkFA61: SbeWeu, THU
barb, nut waffles, maple syr-
UP, coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Ores am OF
mushroom soup, toasted rolls,
green salad. raisin chocolate
squares, tea, milk.
DINNER: Grapefruit and
strawberry cocktail, veal and
ham pie, pastry top, glazed
onions, string beans. baked
potatoes, beet and endive SAL
ad, vanilla souffie, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
ToDAY's FASHION TIP

Extreme Paris hairdressers are
dying a single curl or q single roll
Of curls a bright copper red in con-
trast to dark brown or black hair.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
FEAR CITED IN sTAMMERING

London (UP) Fear caused BY the
telling Of fairy story. such as Red
Riding Hood" may Gauss . child TO
stanlmer. H. r. Burgess said IN .
lecture at the Imperial Institute
here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
CAROLINE CHATFIELD.

Problems general be
unsuitable publication
Az names held In confidence
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

Large pOrcupInes carry a. many
~ 10000 quilts.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-10-08

tiers. both popular Twin Citians.)
was very much thrilled, as /
suppose you were, when listening
to the Minnesota Nebraska game
last Saturday, but felt very bad
that we lost to Nebraska by such
a small margin. Both BELL and
REED played a swell game and
bouquet to Bell for kicking that
field goal.
The JUNE HAWKINS-TIMO-
THY MILLS romantic melodies
don't seem to be harmonizing so
well of late. The stork will
soon be paying a visit to the HAIR
OLD CARRIERS of 4th Ave. S. . 4.
What Minneapolis gal sat home
Saturday evening waiting for her
st. Paul b. f. to make his usual
Saturday date and he didn't show
up? Seems as if our Sanity City
b. f. got in with group of other
boys, who decided that it would
be more fun to make the rounds of
all the "joints" in the Twin Cities,
than call on their steady girl
friends. / vouch four or five of
them had some tall explaining to
do. Wow! Are there a gang
of gals going down to the Iowa
game and dance November 9Th.
Boy, l bet they'll have a mellow
time. I'll give you the names of
the kids going down and the de-
tails later on. =. What Minneapo-
lis boy who goes steady with an
attractive gal, is quite Interested
in two very young sub-debs? 4.
Do you know the attractive out-of-
town coed who painted the town
red last Sunday, and guess who ac-
companied her. Three of the most
handsome, unattainable young men
that Minneapolis has to offer.
Well, I must be dashing along
and until next week don't forget
Your old pal,
SAL.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-10-08
INQUISITIvE SAL
BY HELEN M. SCOTT
Hello, Folks:

Hello, Folks:
IT'S said EARL SHAMWELL ID
planning trip back to Washing
ton, D. c., in the none too near
future. BYRON RIFE and
HILDA MOSES seem quite inter-
ested in each other. l hear
WARREN GRISSOM just recently
got back from New York.
What young st. Paul boy can't
wait until spring because the
young girl he's interested in can't
receive company (gentlemen) I'M
til that time? Gee, love must be
grand from a distance.) =. CONK-
LIN "BILL" SMITH and LII TY-
LER, the twosome, are getting
along JUS fine. whats o. L. do
ing these days?)
"Flirts are like hornets, only men
like to be stung by them" So,
when a Minneapolis fiirt meets a
St. Paul sheik, then it's interest
ing to see the result. And how may
you recognize this sheik? Oh, east
ly. He carries a bouquet in one
hand and a looking glass in the
other and drives a new car. He's
never really fallen in love before,
for that requires both brains and
a soul, and he has neither. (Evi-
IDENTIFY he's developed both now.)
He used to brag about his free
dom, but in his heart he was an
anxious old fool. Then he met the
Flrt and by the time she got out
her spurs and put to use her
shrewdness, born from experience
and with dash of sweetness lac
quired or otherwise), she had him
hooked. Look around, folks, and
see if you recognize the charac-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-10-08

L.. T.: Did my husband tell me
the truth about what he did with
his money on his last payday?
Ans: YES he told you the
absolute truth about what DISPOSE
ton he made of his salary. Do
not mag" him about this incident
or you may encourage him to do
worse at some other time.
R. E. M: Will I be able to get a
house, buy furniture, and send for
my wife?
Ans: If you handle your bust
ness affairs in the proper way you
will be able to carry out your plans
very soon. You will have to be
very careful with your money and
be a little more economical than
you usually are though.
]. L.: 1 have a daughter who is
in trouble. Is the caretaker that
she keeps company with respon-
sible for her condition?
Ans: The party that you men,
ton is in no way responsible for
her present condition. Although
your daughter is fully aware of
who is in fault, do not insist on her
telling you as she does not wish to
divulge this information. If you
do insist you will lose her conf
dence, and that is the thing for you
to avoid at this time. Help her if
you possibly can she surely
needs help.
L. j.: Is there another woman
coming between my husband and
I?
Ans: The fact that your hus-
band came home without the
amount of money that he should
have had is not sufficient grounds
to assume that he is unfaithful to
you. He is guilty of gambling, not
infidelity.
H. G.: Will I win any money or
the Sweepstakes" this fall?
have tried so hard to accomplish
something.
Ans: You have about one chance
in several million of winning any
money on a sweepstakes ticket,
PROVIDED the ticket is GEN
UINE ticket. But you don't know
whether your ticket is good or not.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-10-08
SAL.

After a two months summer adj
journment the Adelphai Club re-
sumed its regular meetings Sep
TENDER %, at the home of Mrs.
Theodore Allen, 996 Iglehart. The
years program was outlined. After
the business meeting a social half
hour was enjoyed. The hostess, as
sisted by her two small daughters,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-10-08

l think that you are trying in the
wrong way to accomplish your aim
in life. Put your pennies to bet
ter purpose.
l. A. O.: Is my sister guilty of
what my friend has accused her?
Ans: Most emphatically No {.
neither is this person so good
friend as you think. Else they
would not be too ready to accuse
your sister of something of which
she is innocent.
w. M. j. j.: Do I love my hus-
band or either of the other two
men in my life?
Ans: No =. you love no man
at present. However, you should
sincerely try to learn to love your
husband since you are married to
him.
NOTE-YOur questions will be
answered FREE in this column.
Your Full Name, Birth Date, and
Correct Address. For private re-
ply send twenty-five cents in coin
or money order, and a self-address-
ed envelope for my New AstrOlogy
Reading and receive by return mail
My Free Advice on Three Cues
tions. DO NOT SEND POSTAGE
STAMPS. Send all mail to Able
Wallace, care of this paper, 9O6 S.
Third St., Minneapolis, MINI.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-10-08

Myrene and Marquette, served de-
licious refreshments. The next
meeting will be held October H..
2:SO p. m, ITO st. Anthony, with
Mrs. G. w. Brooks hostess.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-10-08

Gloom Chasers Social Literary
and Art Club met at the home of
Mrs. Lillian Jackson Wednesday
evening, September %. After the
business session, meeting turned
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-10-08

over to the program chairman who
introduced the guest speaker, Mr..
J. w. Pate of the Spokesman and
Recorder, who gave a very inter-
esting and inspiring talk.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-10-08

Gloom Chasers Social Literary
and Art Club gave stunt party at
the home of Mrs. Earl Sims, 2919
Columbus Ave-, Thursday evening,
September 20. The affair was well
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-10-08

attended. A program Of piano Sc
lections by John Morgan. Games
and guessing stunts by all present.
A light supper was served and all
voted the affair huge success.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-29
The Funnes With "Unce Harry Over Station WATR Daily at P M
DAN DUNN

I HAVE THE PLANS ALL WORKED |oUTJ HARRY, WANT you TO STEAL
 A cAR.--ME WANT ONE WITH PLENTY OF SPEED..GET IT TONIGHT THE REST OF YOO GET ALONG WITH YOUR |OTAER JoBS.- I HAVE WORK TO D0..
Washington Journal., 1937-06-04
8rofes, ~natiumales arebsfranf6eit-
SUrIdnngs- Smititnt geplant in
@aibingtOn.

Ser &ongreBabgeoronete Maurp
sc aDerif aus GeraS bat I'M &on-
qreB ben @eieseSnorIdlag einge-
bra6t, in @aibington, Der 8unOes-
bauptitaot, elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 5en-
trales, nationoles 6ori6ungsiniti-
tut fir Die &rebsfranfbeit 81 errid-
ten, elm cancer center. 9ie @e-
lebrten oes 2anoes lo1en anf oieIe
@eiie @elegenbeit erbalten, unter
elm 1lro oemielben 8a6e iiber &rebs-
franfbeit 3uiommen3uarbeiten uno
tie loIlen bier 3uiammengebra6t fper-
Sen; ibre 5ori6uugsreiultate iolen
Dem gon5en 2an0e, obne forlfman-
niid)-gepinnbringenoe 3mildenitu=
fen, augGnglib gemabt meroen; oaS
eSsnftitut fonnte Elm 2ebrinititut mer-
Sen. BON mo aus Die 5a1leute iibers
qan8e 2ano in Sic 8raris gei6idt
iueroen fonnten. Gas Snititut loa
5ualeid Der priDaten 8rariS Der
Mer8te b Ell II uno ibnen nidt I'M
Mege Iteben o0er ibner ben Sero1erlt
fortnebmen. ollie &enntnis iiber Die
bole &rebsfranfbeit, melde idbrlid
14O, 900 Mmerifaner totet, ion bier
oeiammelt uno flaiiifi8iert meroen.
Gin ioldes Snititllt miro audi oa-
ourh ais Gpe5ialinItitnt gereAtfer-
tigt, oaB sic &rebsfranfbeit als ct
mas 8eionoeres gan5 allein ltebt; lie
miro niAt aitf cine ein5ige beltimm-
tie @eiIe gebeilt. u&rebs" lit elm
Sommelnome fir g%etpiiie @eluafS-
f~ranfbeiten. 9ie perldieoenlten Gle
mente tragen 81 ibrer @ntltebnng
BEL. Seine Gin3elperion nno feline
@inselgrltppe fam oas Rroblem Die
Ter aranfbeit lolen. Gin National-
SnItitut fonnte ferner audi nnnilse
0oppel-l tnterluhungen p%erbinoern,
Sic entitebeuL iuenu Elm 6orlder bonn
Washington Journal., 1937-06-04

I'M 9ftober porigen Sabres, beim
4nfang Der S9ule, ME Elm Oeuti6es
@ort geb0rt. bntten. AnOere &inOer
moren idon re6t Oorgei6ritten unO
botten Gbrgei5 unO cine 8iemlide, ia
eritaunli6e Beberri6ung Ser 6eut-
Iden Spra6e entmidelt. gll1 SUI
NOR NOR BET ben @ortrGgen, f@reitpil=
Tiger uno unfreipiaiger. IS flappte
i'm gon3en gong gut. Die 5eier oebn=
te iid logar bis gegen 1890 llbr
aus.
9aftOr GDers besriikt Die Sdule.
3piidenour9 uno am S6luB
muroen einige ermunternoe Anipro-
den gebalten, 3. 9. BON @errn @inf-
Ter, SRI. gonraoi @aitor @Ders, Or.
8artbelme, 9rof. @leis. Yaitor
@pers ipra1 in ieiner eigenen I'M
iibertreffli6en Mrt Danf uno 5ret-
oe aus. gr lagte nngef6br: 8ir iino
bier eigentli9 auf @egenbelu6, na1-
Dem porgeItern 4benO troB Sturm
un0 llngetpitter elm @albingtoner
S6ulfommittee, be1tebeno aus Serrn
@infler uno @emablin. Brof. @leis
unO @emablin, uuo 6rau Sdla6ter,
al unierer Sdulfeier nod Baltimore
fanlen. @ir fommen gerne uno ltno
oanfbar, oaB mir glei6 ben erlten
Samstag, ben mir + ei babeil, ipie-
Der in oie S6ule geben fonnen.
SSH boben cine miibepoae SaAe alit
unIere G1ultern genommen, ober
sic notmen0igite, ndmli6 Die Mrbeit
uno oie 8etpabrung unieres oeutlHet
Qebens, Inn 0as, mas mir fiir ms
erboffen, 6amit oeuti1es Bolt uno
@eien berpflan3t unO Dererbt meroe
in unIerem Qa1oe. Die oertlhe
Sprode lit elm &ulturgut, oaS oft
Ser 90 Of t oeutl9e bober ahtet nno
eini61bt als Ser ~geborene 9eutlbe.
Die oeutIhe Spra6e lit reid nno
manniqfaltig. Man bat AUDI Srelt=
oe an 6em frobliAen Con Der Spra-
DE, in 9erien uno 2ieOern, tpie mir
es bier erlebt baben. Sd frene MIDI
iiber sic Itaunensmerten 2eiitungen
am gnoe oeS S9uliabres nno iebe,
baB geIdidte 2ebrer an Der Arbelt
moren. 8as uniere Gltern ben Seb-
rern peroanferl miro oft nidt gon5
oeniir0iqt. Mn ser Mrt, mie Die
&inoer antmorten, merit man, oaB
quite Mrbeit geleiitet tporoen 1T. Am
Infonq bat man pobl ben &opf ge-
Idiitteit; oann ober lit es porange-
oortqen, uno iebt iino mir orf nor
mailer Sobe. 9os @erf miro ii6 10
erbalten. sd begliidminide Sic 81
Ser Mrbeit bier in Ser 0ffentli9en
Shule. Sci uns lit es anoers; mir
miiilen uns bebelfen. Sroboem gebts.
cSh modte ben @ltern fir ibre Srelle
9onf ioqeu, atb BEN mltiger 5ral-
Ell un0 Mannern bonn uGoncoro"
Club, ols elmer oerienigen, Die Die
ielben Soffnungen begen uno Die
Waiiben fennen, Die NIT Der S9ule
~perbunoen fino. SD miinihe fir ole
fommenoen Sabre biel grfolg. @i-
niqe &inoer fommen ia iogor bon
6omilien, no fem 8ort 0eutld ge-
iproden miro; aber Die. &inoer lernen
Ieidt. Sic finoen bier warmle
6reutloe uno Screen. Gr3dblt es
@uren Sreunoen pie bier in unlelb-
Itilder @eile fir Oas amerifanilhe
Rino oearbeitet miro. Sier berridt
ser @eiIt freuoiger @rbeit. SD gra-
tuliere gu Sbren grfolgen uno Set-
itungen.
Or. 8artbelme ermnntert our
@~eiterarbeit.
SER Or. @eorg 8nrtBelme
Washington Journal., 1937-06-04
yteue Oirefte Gteuerm
fiir @aibinBtOn geplant
Sat- jcOermnnn, aud pine @rnnS-
eigentnm, iuirO ~beitcmert.

SIN &ongreB, i'm &eprGientanten=
batie, bat Der ltnterousiduB Oes
&ommittees fir 9itriftangelegenbei-
ten folgenoe nelte S%teuergeieBe fir
@oibington Dem &orgreB CUR Nn=
nabme %empfoblen: 1. @infommen-
Iteuer; 2. Acknowledged; 3. Orb
idaftsiteuer; a. @eidGfts- &on3ei-
lions Steuer, unO 5. 8erliderungs-
lteuer.. Die ginfommenIteuer lit fir
ieoen 9emeint, Der nnerbalb oes
9iltrifts bon Columbia elm @infom=
men be5iebt nit Ntsnabme oes Hrd-
ii0enten Der 8~ereinigten Staaten, Der
&iAter nno ioI6er 8erionen, Die if
rem @obniib altBerbalb oes 9iitrifts
baben uno babel it ibrem Staate be-
reits cine lofale Staats- @infommelt=
Itelter 5ablen (im @egeniob our Bum
oes- @infommeniteuer). 3ie Staten
ser Steuer iino %borldufig: 1 Yro8ertt
fir 0etto @infommen bis at $4,000;
~ Hro3ent fir iol6e bis 81 $4,000,
3 8ro5ent fir oie bis git $4,000,
3 8ro5ent fir Die bis 3u $4,000,
3H 8ro3ent fir Die big 81 $4,000
uiD. 9ieie g-infommenltelter muir
oe elmer ltmiab-S teuer porge3qgen,
obi1on leBtere uripriingli6 BON ben
8iirgermeiitern Ser Sta0t geplant
mar uno nod angenommen meroen
fam. 9ie Iutomobiliteuer betrifft
cine @rb0bung Der atto-@ rlaubnis=
l9einfoIten (ta9s) BON 81 aui IS
ODER 1ogar atf $12, ie nod Dem @e-
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erb0bt meroefb ebenio Die ihon be-
ltebenoen 8erliderungsiteliern auf
@innabmen alts @eriiAerungen offer
art. Die @rbl6aftsIteiter folgt ben
Muitern BON Mtarplono uno Birgi=
nia: 3 9ro3ent Steuer altf Orb
l1attSetgentllm III 9oDe Don S2OUO
uno mebr, neri6ieoen nod Dem @ra-
Sc ser @ermanoti6oft. Ole 8iirger-
meiIter @aibingtons ii1O bonn &on-
greB ongepieien morOen, Die @in5el-
beiten ois5uarbeiten uno Dem Som
greB in 9iir5e, belite 6reitag, oor5ll=
legen. 9os &ommittee i'm &ongreB
lit gegen Grbobung Der @aiolin-
Steler, aber fir 8elteuerung beg
Offentliden n9arfens~ Ser Automo-
bile. SIN gaii3en miiiien iebt unge-
fGbr obt WtiQionen Dollar i'm Dit
rift BON Columbia aufgebradt tuer-
sen, penn fein beoeutenoes 9efi5it
entlteben ioa.
Washington Journal., 1937-06-04

ielber borI6Iagen, tpen1 oas nit Der
amerifanii1en Yreiie 10 peiter gebt. "
Sn England fam Die 3eitungsuelt
i6lieBli6 ielbit sur @iniidt. Aber
bier5ulanoe feblt, nod GorotbD
Ebompion, Ahtung Dor ben Nlen-
i6en, ndtiirli1er Snitinft fitr 9Gn=
ltGnoigfeit, feblt iouruoliitiIde Gtbif
uno Oober ftebt bieaeidt 3eniur Dor
Der Cir. Sm Staate Seem Yorf
pur0e iie MIR our9 Elm @eto Oes
@ounerneurs 2ebmann berbinOert.
Sonoerbor, oaB DOROTHY Sbomp=
Jon erit iebt gu oieier perniinftigen
giniiht fommt, Dab iie aber nieie
ginliht enr nf6t auf 9eut6 d.
antDenoen mill
Washington Journal., 1937-06-04
0Lna Midlmpnb, @iraimia.

Ser @eiongperein 8irginia brat)-
te inter ser 3eitung ieines 9irigen-
ten 8rof. 8ennarb iber Die Naolo7
Itotion 90 81 9 q, gidmono, ga. am
Mbeno oes &c. Mai orei Sieoer 5llrl
@ortraa, ndmli6: ~0as Cleo"
.@enn ib ben Manoerer frage" nno
,Seioenroslein". Der @eiangperein
hot oomit nift MIR Dem Deutihtlim
Ser Stoot @i6mono ionoern auh
alien Greunoen oes Gentl9tums e.
men groBen @efaGen erpieien. Sol
fentlid boren mir balo fuieoer BON
ibm. @ir iino itol8, Dab au9 IN
@idmono oeutider @eiung wieOer
erbliibt.