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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-29
SCHOOL ENROLMENT
AT LOUISBURC lip

Louisburg, June 29-With an enroll
ment Of students to date over t,vioo
that at the same time last wear and
with the number of requests for cota
logs and information about the schoa,
about double that of a year apo tha
prospects for next year at Louishrr,,
College are very bright.
AS OF June % this month the nur,
Der of students enrolled for the con1
ing school session was 1873 as cow
pared with So for the same date laat
year. The number of requests for
catalogs and information as Of ~
same date this year is 700 as CON,
pared with 400 requests the same Tina
a year ago.
1936-Dayton Dean pleads guilty. 70
Black Legion murder in Detroit
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-29
All City Employees Are
Reelected For The Year
w. M. Reid and C. w. East wood New Policemen Filling
Vacancies; Salary of $500 Provided for Public
Works Supervisor; Get Full Time Sewage Man

citizens, and without salary: Rev. l.
w. Hughes j. G. Kittrell, G. M. Hight,
the latter an alderman.
All other officials and employees
had been previously elected.
All city employees elected by the
Council last night start new terms on
Thursday of this week, July 1.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-29
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Fuge Four

/ What are game laws?
2. For whom are the American con-
tinents named?
3. In which river are the Thousand
Islands?
What is a eudiometer?
S. Who was Chester LOOMS?
6. What was the name in the Middle
Ages for a small self-contained
fortress?
Z. In international law, what is casus
belli?
8. Is neon gas poisonous to humans?
9. Who wrote, Little Lord Fauntle-
roy?"
10. What is the hemial symbol for
radium?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-29
Little Boy Improved

Jimmy Page webster son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. w. Webster, was said to
be improved today at his home on
College Street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-29

Condition Satisfactory
The condition of Mrs. N. F. Parham,
who underwent an operation at Maria
Parham hospital recently was said to
be satisfactory today.
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
Who's Kin?

NEW YORK, Aug. 20 (C.T.P.S).
Joseph Mark has until Monday to
make up his mind whether two
monkeys named Rosy and Joe are
members Of his family, or whether
he Is . member of theirs. If he
can prove that Darwin's theory
about men and monkeys is correct,
then his landlord, Murray A. Myer-
son, Is going to be very angry
indeed.
Myerson told Mark he'd have to
give up the monkeys or move, and
pointed significantly to a clause
in the lease which StipulateS that
only q tenant and members Of his
family may occupy an apartment.
Other tenants, Myerson said. were
protesting about the Simians' pres
ence.
Mark refused to move so the
whole argument was transferred
to municipal court, second district,
before Judge Louis Katzenstein.
Judge KatzenStein gave Mark
three alternatives. These were:
Cd To dispose Of the monkeys
(2) to move and 90 to prove that
the monkeys were members Of his
family-or he was q member Of
theirs.
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
SUED HUSBAND
REVEALS TRYSTS
WITH PLAINTIFF
AIlmony May Hinge on
date" Question

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-Titian-
haired Rose Jennings Judd, who
seeks a separation and $25, 900
yearly alimony from Lieut.. Col.
Arthur C. Judd, must explain in
Supreme Court, Manhattan, the
wifely affection which her hus-
band says she manifested after
suing him.
The attractive plaintiff kept
trysts with him as late as August
9, 10 and IL, after ser%ing him on
July 81 with papers in her suit
charging abandonment, Judd in
formed the court yesterday.
II Mrs. Judd'S request for ali
mony equal to half her husbands
income Is to stand, her counsel,
w. Herbert Adams and Victor
Roudin, must convince Justice
Lloyd Church that she has not
been intimate with her husband
since her action was commenced.
II wish to state that bear the
greatest love and affection for
my wife," Judd-a retired Army
officer now president Of a metal
products concern-declared in
his surprise answer.
my wife has amply demon
strated such love and affection
since the commencement Of this
action AMI as recently as ALL
gust H."
Mrs. Judd accused her husband
of drinking almost constantly"
since their marriage three years
ago In West Palm Beach, Fla. She
said he abandoned her last April
to indulge in "transcontinental
drunken orgy"
The former officer replied that
he drinks only ''upon occasion"
The Washington times., 1937-08-20

the effort of the most creative
industry extant today,
Not alone that, Mr.. Freshman
critic also takes 1t upon himself
to say whether or not the en-
tire population Of q community
should see the picture which he
so "laboriously" reviews. I've
learned to dislike intensely
these Supermen, Andy. I think
you do, too, as most everyone
does who has a sense of balance,
perspective and values coupled
with honesty.
I love people and I love
thingS-natural, earthly, human
beings and things. A super
mind" and one that is too, too
superior, is naturally distasteful
to us all. It's forced, unnatural,
superficial and coming right
down to it-darned silly.
CRITICS MISSION
I think a critic is failing in
his mission. his obligation, when
he ceases to be constructive. A
critic who persists in injecting
his own personality" into a re-
view, who seeks only to see how
"cute" he can be, how viciouSly
he can tear apart the creation
Of those smarter than he; who
writes only so that he might
entertain" a sophisticated"
inner-circle, is certainly not do
ing an intelligent nor honest
job, either for his newspaper or
for the readers he hopes to in
trtgue. And he's certainly not
being honest with himself.
But I guess there always will
be freshmen critics, Andy, just
as long as there are neophytes
in this profession in which you
so eminently stand, who think
that they simply must feel their
Journalistic" oats. But leave it
to Mr.. and Mrs. John @. Public.
They've got sense enough to diff.
ferentiate between the Mccoy"
like yourSelf-and the "phoney"
or fresh freshmen I speak not
so nicely about.
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
B3yd1dz500!Y
1t Amt Necessarily So
BY ED SULLIVAN

S 5a S s Just
Yet Broadway reporter returning from tour Of the mite sectors
world 70 the Stem Paris London, Venice Buda
strsto6 asphalt oonnestns 4ad St. 5st ST. eros
s p SO vo To mot be in any s
s s" xa 0 with The ns a Ss amt: @
We had here ten years Dol let anybody tell you that
t Testes the world the en-
ertainment value per dollar
last mite the Jersey side Of
were aSIaa With the fires Of the city the
5 Rs Ss ndssi the %
mess n shore ven the acs Sa tine
Bridge below streamed Hudson mite club the
n The Dip It's feet fsaf
take things ike this for Taned and nod When they
are told that the citys mite life is shabby and cheap Don't
y 6s a old and cub 1891 a d days
better loWer than
Of what 5 c.so p afe P s
than the FvOty the Chateau Madrid the Parody Of 1929
= club ne S 70 e Morocco
s U s C NT an nT Of sIe nsS RIVIERA
edition So don't let silly reporter anehetize with the
were shabby and worn down at the heel Everything
IN the Old days Eighth and
progress.
presents that the rapper ansang the boredom Of his own
thoughts into the attack George Gerhwn said
amt necessarily served one mite as master of ceremonies on
hposhore broadcast from the s. Normande said during
the that in this age we took much for
ship and be heard immediately throughout America there
thrill in the fact that aboard the Nomande with the three
Russian fer who had just flown the North Pole The only
thing most of lack lively APPRECIATION
bters Of Broadway binding themselves with bandage good
old days. old and and bored and they to be ped
without appreciation life pretty deadly sort Of affair
Sidewalk Comment The Ritz Brothers nnier Can't
Have Everything" than preceding flicker Jack Benny
him into Robert Taylor type so help The Fall season
Broadway promises to hit high with the American Legion
vnon adding to the rosy financial picture Maurice Chevaer
ser who made the most consistent forward strides Alice
Arthur Brsbanes lad Seward will
The Jockey Johnny (bertS Sir Stork
Correyce Mclaughlin wedding plans
% (es of Amos Andy Sophie SARATOGA
than before What gal! (Paramount)
Peter French Hospital Had reported
leen Williams famous ciggie ad girl Capps
Erie lad? Nervous breakdown Pepper
the Riviera line Abbotts romance with
Doris Carson again Virginia McNaughton dancer
wed George Bachelor Jr Helen who piano
the Rainbow Room prefers Bill Rich of the
Hands Across the Table: Kay Austin and Bill stson
think Seabury likes Jimmy Walker
(copyrisht 1881 BY Chicago TDunsN
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
Barron on "tPet Peeves !"

Continued from Drama Page)
today are all in Hollywood
they produce the shows and we
get them in "canS." # these
cans" represent pictures of the
Glass A kind that offer compel
ling stories enacted by brilliant
stars, we can look to considerable
activity about the box office.
But if these same "canS"
bring us pictures that fall into
the &C" class, those are exactly
the kind Of crosses we can ex.
pect and there's nothing that
can be done about it. Thanks to
a well.informed movie public. So
it's Hollywood that makes the
pictureS-makeS the box offices
and helps break them, too.
THE OTHER PLAGUE
Now let us consider that other
plague, which disturbS the mana
gerial sleep and ShortenS the life
span, or pet peeve number two,
the Freshman critic. And there's
one on every newspaper, I've
found. He's the fellow Cor
femme) who sometimes Is fresh
from the campus, and some.
times Just fresh. He writes not
to be informative, which he
should be. He makes no effort
to honestly appraise the general
value Of a particular production.
He considers not the effort, the
cost and the collective brain
power that has been assembled
in the making Of q picture.
He doesn't look at q picture
with the thought in mind, Does
this picture entertain-does it in
its entirety serve the purpose Of
satisfying those who are here to
see it?" No, he does not one of
these things. He will pick out
some inconsequential technical
flaw which he knows virtually
nothing about. He'll rip into
an outstanding motion picture
and attempt to tear it into
shreds because Of this relatively
trivial flaw. He may not like
particularly the manner In
which one Of the supporting
players talks. This then he'll en-
ploy as an artifice in tearing
down the whole production.
JUDGE AND JURY
Yes, this freshman critic. and
that's the only way I can term
such a super, abnormal mind,
elevates himself to the exalted
stature of a Judge and jury to
mass execution on a picture
that's been made by hundreds
of great minds, that costs thou.
sands to produce and represents
The Washington times., 1937-08-20

MABELLE HONOUR
wsshfnEton's OLDEST BEAUTY SCHOOL
G Ssd! plsssd r tn" better SsSty
1910 New York Ave. n. ". NET. TITS.
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
State Ex-senator
Robbers Victim

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Aug. 90
Former State Senator william H,
Clark sleeps too Soundly to be dis
turbed by the ticking Of watch
or by it's absence.
So it was daylight when he
awakened to the fact a robber stole
q $3.50 timepiece and a small sum
In cash during the night.
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
LOST

BEAGLE HOUND. male. black, white and
tan; answers to name of Jim" Re-
| ward North OR32
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
Report on Cotton
Spindles for July

Q.N.S0. The Census Bureau
reported today that on July 81
there were 26,sS7,716 cotton spin
ming spindles in place in the
United States, Of which 24,391, 7S2
were operated at some time during
the month, compared with 24,555,-
TIC in June and 23,251, 764 in July
year ago. The aggregate mum.
Der Of active spindle hours re-
ported for the month was 1885,
O35, 632.
The Washington times., 1937-08-20

ALASKA HUFNAGEL COAL CO.. MA. $685.
S6.75 up. We deliver v ton orders MP.
The Washington times., 1937-08-20

LUBRICATIoN, 75c Simonizing, $3.50 up.
Fisk and Hood Tires, Auto Accessories
Nicholas Ave. Ser. Station Lin. b771
The Washington times., 1937-08-20

SPECIAL! HURRY
This ad and Soc entities you to Drawing
THE BALE STUDIO
For appointment call North 1918
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-21
BULLDOGS DEFEAT
ROTAR|ANS, 2O-2
Final Game of Season for
Bulldogs, Civic Nine
Outclassed

Henderson high school rung down
it's 1887 baseball curtain yesterday
afternoon at League Park, whipping
the Rotary Club nine 20 to 2.
The highs possessed too much youth
and ability for the Rotarians, thus
gaining an easy win.
Dick Galloway and Howard Hob
good hit two homers for the Bulldogs
and Tommy Jenkins got a circuit
smash with three men on base to
aid in the slaughter.
Harris hurled for the highs, limit
ing the visitors to three safeties.
Coach Bing Miller took over the du-
ties in the ninth, being reached for
two safeties.
Parson James Jones started on the
hill for the losers, but Thomas Ride
out and Reynolds Smith came to his
rescue early in the contest Rideout
and Wilbur Finch did the receiving
for the losers.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-21
10. EXPECTS VICTORY
IN ALL STEEL INDUSTRY

(By The Associated PreSS.)
The G. I. 0. hailed it's victory in the
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
today as a forerunner of collective
bargaining throughout the steel in
dustry.
Out of 24,412 votes cast by en-
ployees in the biggest election con-
Quoted under authority of the Wag-
ner labor relations act, 17,O28 ballots
favored the c.. l. o. steel workers or
ganizing committee as bargaining re-
representatives..
With the election out of the way,
G. I. o. officials renewed their drive
for collective bargaining contracts
from other independent producers.
While ballots were being counted
in Pittsburgh, about 500 miners en-
trenched themselves 800 feet under
ground at Gillespie ILL, in dramatic
bid for concessions from the Superior
Coal Company. The strikers sought a
stagger system of work that would
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-21
.4O-Hour Week and Accent
WaeeBill Are Almost Ready
Continued from Page One.)
God control appropriation.

flood control appropriation.
He outlined a plan for spending a.
bout S11,O00,0O0 on flood works in the
Ohio Valley without upsetting the
budget.
The chief executive said he had
given no thought for a successor to
Associate Justice Van Devanter,
whose retirement from the Supreme
Court becomes effective in June.
Meantime, the House adopted re-
solution naming Representative War
rem, Democrat, North Carolina, speak
er protein for several days next week
during which Speaker Bankhead will
Re in Alabama.
Bankhead will deliver the com
mencement address Monday at the
| University CT Alabama and then spend
| few days at home in Jasper, Ala.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-21
BLIND COMMISSION
MEMBERS APPOINTED
Members Of ChirOpractic Board ana
State Pharmacy Body Also
Named by Governor

Raleigh, May 21.-(AP)-Governor
Hoey appointed Senator Wall Ewing,
of Fayetteville; Guy Bagwell, of Char
lotte, and Robert H. Cook, Of Shelby
today to the State Blind Commission
Ewing was named for five years
Bagwell for three and Cook for one
The governor also announced ap-
pointment of DR.. F. T. Hoff, of Ra-
leigh, to the State Board of Chiro-
practic Examiners, and Marion B
Melvin, of Raleigh, to the State Board
of Pharmacy.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-21
Fltt n Bill Is Held Not
Really Neutral Measure
Continned frov. Page oro>


clared' I'm only trying to consider !.
cold-bloodedly, to warn in the .haor i
pointing and negative in results, IF ;,
the exact reverse of KEEPING out
war in the modern sense" 00' OF
The Pittman bill prohibits oart.;
implements of war from hoin Ce'laln
or shipped to nations at wa' "oio
hibits giving them credit and o, pro-
other things' mandates that Amer
cans shall not travel on "aelligerent
mits." per-
Baruch said no nation is comnloto
ly self-contained for purposes Of ' s,n
ply in war. sup
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-21

permit employment of 300 fellow
workers made idle by the closing of
another pit for repairs.
At Hollywood, CAL, the Federated
Motion Picture Crafts postponed in
definitely strike against 81 indepen-
dent producers pending negotiations
for union shop.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-21
Over Two-Thirds OF Vote
Cast for John Lewis Union
Continued from rage One)

morrow, when the contract possibly
may be signed.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Durham ~; Winston-Salem q.
Norfolk A. Asheville 9.
Richmond Z; Rocky Mount 3.
Portsmouth 2; Charlotte II.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland 16; Boston 5.
Chicago 3; New York /.
Detroit 3; Philadelphia g..
st. Louis 4; Washington 5.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn. 1; Chicago 6.
Boston 4; Cincinnati 1.
New York z; st. Louis 4.
Philadelphia 2 Pittsburgh 5.
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28

Der lctfe Sang. ga'
ter: SD bobe geOodt, ooB cine Bar
bod Oos 2eete pdre, Dobin meme
Softer gebt.
Sodter: 9as 1T es aud INNER,
9apo.
- Serr @orttorg. Serr
@ortfarg berIanet gIeide &iir5e Oes
QusOruds mie Der SnnOlune bon
Ieinen aneeIteIten. Guft er oGriiB.
itiid~, Damn Iiegen 3eitung. Poit,
Mn5ug, Montel unb SUIT bereit, Der
@agen itebt Dor Der Cir. @ines
Ioraens rift err: nRront".
Ser 9iener berihminoet uno
tommt erit mad elmer StunOe uie.
ser.
e8r eeueien2" frogt @ortfore
ulo erbdlt Die Mntport:
first serufen, @rabitene atsge'
iudt. Snre eefouft. ardn5e beitent,
SoOesan5eige oufeegeben.
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28

BortfpieI. CT: nad.
Grdulein, mir fcblt ser 9lusorud
fir ben @inOrud, Oen Gle ouf mid
modtenl"
sic: n2eioer aud oie @inlidt
iiber Die 2lusiidt. Die sic bel mir
babenl~
-gerreii. .Bie gebt's. lie.
Der 5reunO? 9ange 8eit babe i'd
Did niht eeiebenl"
SD mar berreiit, mad 9aDoSl"
,Donnertpetter - mad 0d'
bosi~
.SSSa, mad: ga mos nidts foitet,
3u 8ernanoten oufs 2ono!"
-unproftifd d. Eodter: s@r
ioet, CT miro mir Die gan5e @eIt
Su 5iiben Ieeenl"
Mutter: o0ns bort iid notiirIid
Iebr biibI6 an. lit nber bod unprot-
tifdl - 9ie @elt Iiegt Dir ia ifon
Dor ben 6iiBenl - @os oil braudit,
lit n ginfumilieubous ODER ne 9rei.
aimneruobnungI"
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28

Ger Giferfudtige.
r0u worit ouf Der @romenaoe,
@iieIo2"
mSo. Mneiu.~
CT - o%onnernO: s0Rit iuern al
Iein?~
-@inoermun0 bon beu-
tie. limo mas pinIt gu tun, fleine
Gnen@, frogte Oie quite Eonte,
aiDenu 9n cine 10 groBe Grau gee
poroen Bit tpie Define Wtutter2"
DGine abmngerungsflr MAIDEN,
iaste Die 3ebnidbrige entfdIoiien.
- 8ie er es fiebt. RIous.
Der Sineite, Bis 0abin gdnaIi1 in
Der RinoerItube oufbetpabrt, iiebt
gum eritenmaI nit 8etpuBtiein benz
groBen 8riOer beim @iien nit Der
@abeI al.
.Wiuttil" fdreit er un6 rutidt Dor
@ufregtng bonn SeiieI berunter,
rMutti, iie6 nal gan5 fdnen -
Ser @erner iBt Min 9omml4
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28

8eIei0igun.g. r8arum
fault oenn 6rdulein Braun gar nidt
mebr bel Sbnen 2"
n0b, elmer meiner 4ngeiteqten bat
iie, obne es gu molten, iftper beIei-
oiet.~
n@ieio?"
nsSal Sic bOrte, tpie er gu ieman-
Dem iugte, iie lei unfere alteite 9un-
Oin."
49, @enn 5mei hasfeIbe
ieben. Gin Monn beiufte ieinen
6reiino i'm Rronfenbaus, mo ct nit
perIdie0enen @erlesnngen eingelie-
fert mar. sd beritebe gar nidt,
alter Sunge", fngte er, ntpie on
plobIid Ing aranfenbors fommit.
@eitern obenO babe id bid bod
erIt nit eiiiem biibiden blonoen
M1oden i'm gaf6 geieben."
Ser @erleste f%euf5te: nMeine
Grou audi, ertpioerte er.
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28
9 il nftig.
Grar3:

8erninftig. Gron5:
rWa60eI, au Dir fam mar @ertrnuen
boben, Ou Iiebit 10 oerniinftig aus
@ouen mir nidt beiraten9"
SilbR: u4ommt gar niGt in
Graee. ih bin gerlait 10 uerniinftig,
pie iH ousiebe!"
- Or un0 sic. CT: @arum
iinO eieentlid id0ne Grouen INNER
outmm?
sic: So, id0n miiiien mir ieiu,
oamit Iih bic Mdnner in uns berS
Iieben, uno oumnL Oonit mir uns in
tie berIieben f0nnen.
unermartete Bir.
fung. uMar lit bod Der unber-
T9dmtete aerI, oen id ie fennenge-
Iernt babel @eitern nbeno iagte i'd
ibm. OoB i'd i'm ni6t mebr ieben
noble D
limb mas fat err"
Or mofte Oas 2idt ais!!~ w
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28

- Die grfIGrune. n8ater,
mas 1T elm geoont?"
Gin fleinIider Menihl~
limb mas lit oann elm YenOant?@
ngeod elmer Oo8ul~
-9ie 8eIeioigung. Sic:
Dein Greuno Nnton meiB bod, Bob
i6 ni6t min, DAB on Bier trinfitl
Gs 1T brett cine geleiOigung fir
mid, ooB er bid oa5u eingeldoen
fat. @og o~ntDorteteit ou ibm Oenn9
gr: gsidts. Sd idIudte Die Be-
leiOigung binunter.
SdInue &ednung.
pSnfeI, i6 mOdte sir germ eineu
@oridlag madenl"
nSdieB los, mein Situge!"
n0u muBt mir unbeOinet 5tpei-
bunoert Dollar bergen, ober OH
broudit nur bltnoert gu geben. Damn
Ifiloe id sir bunoert ino OF idul-
0eit mir bun0ert - un0 ouf Oiele
8eiie iinO mir nadber quit"
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28
2mipneihr1h 81

3wieeefpra6. nSa, bic
5rduen iino elm HdtIeI."
Scum, Die meme iebe id meiit in
oufeeI0Item 3uItanO."
-Die optic. n$ier". fdrie
Der &unoe, oieben sic ii9 an, mas
Sic eemoht baben!"
9ie @6iderin: sd fam nidts
8eion0eres an oieier Spite ieben.~
Spite? 9os mar Elm 8ettu9!~
Dte . rem E.. cannes f1brt
ben @ogen feines 9nfels I'M Sieb.
5igmeiIentempo.
Sinh Sic berriidt ~gemoroen?"
briiat i'm elm nnOerer ailtofobrer
an Der StroBenfreu5ung an. nSie
fonnen bod nidt mitten in Ser
Stu0t 10 irriinnig idneG fobrenl"
SD muB ober, id mug, erfldrte
Sanues, noie 8remie fu%nftioniert
ndmli6 nidt, Oa m0dte id idnel
5u Souie iein.~
0aS g tie. Cine 3ei-
tung tponte bon ibren 2eiern tpiiien,
mas iie fir Oas 560nite in Der 8eIt
bieIten, unO iebte fir Sie bette Gnt-
mort einen boben @reis aus. 0ieieu
erbielt elm ginienoer, Der ii6 ge'
duBert bate:
n0os Sd0nfte in Ser @eIt lit,
einen Monn 8n ieben, Der feline
G9niegermutter 0ur6 einen gefGbr-
Iiden GIuB trGgt, obne ouf ben @e-
oonfen 8u fommen, iie bineinfaueil
5u Iaiien."
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28
: @iI6ernber II m It a n 5.

= MiI0ernoer Il m itono.
,Sie boben alto oielem &errn, nab.
reno er booete, oie &leioer geitoblen.
Mn~geflogter. @as fonnen sic 81
Sbren @unIten o~nfabren?"
So, tri Der SER baOete, lit Oa2
Baden berboteu."
- e. Die
&unofuntienoer geben befonntli6
5tDiiden oen ein5elnen 9arbietungen
&eflamenohridten. Neulid berfiin'
bette ein 4nioeer:
aAdtune, Ahtune, meme 0omen
uno @erren! sic perOen lebt flint
5ebn Minuten lang ni9fs boren!
@ir iibertrdaen onS Arbeiten nit Der
reuell, boafommen ger6uidloien
N1bmaidine BON SdmiOt & Col"
- Sir bic 90 II t. Gritide
aus 6reiburg fubr gum Gaiding
mad 6ronffurt.
.@ie mar es, Griti9e?"
SritIde lit i1wer begeiitert.
.@nn6erbon! @unOerboa! Sd
mar bort in einem netten Beinlofal
= 3ieeuner boben eeipielt - mir
boben geiungen, setan5t am
SdlIB fam elmer bon Der Mulit
nit einem Geuer, 0aroilf lag @elo
- alto id babe mir aud 5nei Marf
bcruntergenommen."
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28

Sad II m pellet. Sn einem.
Weinreitourant baben 3pei Suriiten
cine Observation-Disclosures. Sic
Der0en iih nidt einig uno bitten
oaber ben &euner Inn oos Strofge.
ieBbud. Nad elmer 8eile fommt
oieier 5uriid uno erflGrt: Ser Sc.
iddftsfiibrer idbt Sbnen iaeen. oab
elm StrnfgeTesbud leioer niht Dor.
banOen lit, ober Sic brnuhen Den
@ein nidt 5u be8obIen."
Ser @abnbrief. Gin
3obnar5t idrieb foIeenoeu Mabn.
brief
.Sebr geebrte Grou Smith
ga sic oos bon mir ongefertigte
@ebiB nod INNER nidt be3obIen
fonnten, perOen Sic boffentIid
rihts oaeesen bnben, fpenn ih bent
nddit in elmer an3eiee ouf Die Cite
uno llnauffdQiefeit meiiier Mrbeii
binpeiie uno babel Sbren Nomcn
nit anidrift oIs Gmpfeblune ncn.
ne
am ndditen Gag bate CT icin
@el6.