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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-13
HOEY WILL SELECT
PURCHASING AGENT
Successor to Waynick To Be
Named Today or To-
morrow; Week Quiet
Daily Dispatch Bureau
I'm the Sir Walter Hotel


Raleigh, Dec. 13.-While news men
complained practically all last week
that there was little or nothing hap
pening here, review of the period
shows that almost every department
of government furnished an item or
two for public consumption, although
there was nothing of the sort cir
culated to make big headlines on the
front or any other page, for that mat
err
Out at grim Central Prison the new
warden, Harry Wilson, officiated a.
his first executions at Walter
(Preacher) Caldwell and William
Perry. both negroes, paid for thei-
crimes against white women by hav-
ing their lives snuffed out with
cyanide gas. The Friday execution
were the first held since about the
middle of August. Caldwell was con
victed of a rape in Iredell county
while Perry killed a Hamlet woman
Both confessed.
Governor Clyde r.. Hoey made one
trip out of the capital city, going over
to Concord to review Century O.
CONTINUED ON Page Three)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-13

Commander Of British Gun
boat Close by Lost u. S.
Gunboat Rescues Some Of
Survivors; Some Euro
peans Still Stranded After
Sinking

Washington, Dec. 13.-(AP)-
Secretary Hull prepared vigorous
representations today to be trans
nlitted to the Japanese govern
ment on the bombing and sinking
of the American gunbOat Panay
i'm China.
The secretary of state went into
conference with group of his ad-
visOrs on Far Eastern affairs pre-
paratory to drafting his protest.
His aides indicated that as soon a.
complete information concerning tho
incident was in hand here, strong
note would be dispatched to Tokyo
There was no indication. meanwhile
as to whether this governments re-
presentations would include a demand
for indemnity covering the cost of the
E'anay and suitable compensation fol
casualties involved.
Before dispatching the note. Hui
was expected to confer with Presiden
CONTINUED on Page Five)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-13
Farm Bill
PayAboUe
5000 Less

Washington, Dec 13.-(AP)-Senate
leaders agreed today to accept an
amendment to the ever normal gran
airy bill which would scale down all
benefit payments above $500.
Senator Lee, Democrat, Oklahoma
Offered the proposal, which he SAID
would greatly reduce OUTLAWS to large
corporations and affect less thar
three percent of all the farmers.
Senator Pope, of Idaho, Democrat
co-author of the granary bill, inter
rupted Lee to say hackers of the Dill
were willing to accept the amendment
"because this law will have to De
worked out in conference" Pope re-
ferred to the fact that under the US
aal routine a joint House and Senate
committee would attempt to WORE
out grievances.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-13
Farm Bureau Head
Attacks Farm Bill
The House Passed

Chicago, Dec. Ii (AP)-Edward
O'Neal, president of the American
Farm Bureau Federation, criticiz-
ed today the farm bill passed by
the House last week, calling it
tragedy for agriculture" an as
serted surplus control is essen
tial to maintain farm prices.
"The House Agriculture Com
mittee wrote bill which leads the
farmer to think he might get par
ity prices" said O'Neal in a speech
before the associations annual con
ventiOn, "but it offers no mechan-
ism at all to give him parity"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-13
Franco S Big Push.
In Spain
against L0yuHSts

Hendaye, Franco-Spanish Frontier,
Dec. 13.-(APl-Battles ragged on
three Spanish war fronts today as
Spanish Insurgent General Francisco
Francois long-waited general offensive
ruml-led into action.
Government reports said there was
a widespread movement of insurgent
troops from their concentration
points toward the fighting lines at
Toledo Brunette and Teruel.
Insurgent censorship prevented in
formation on the progress of Fran
cos triple-headed attack crossed the
closed Spanish frontier into France.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-13
Sixth Victim Now
ashamed in Paris
By French Killer

Paris, Dec. 13.-(AP)-Eugdne
Weidmann, chief executiOner for a
murder-for-prOfit syndicate, today
added the name of sixth victim
to his list of confessed slayings.
He admitted, police announced,
killing the missing jamie Keller,
3O-year-old Alsatian, in his st.
Cloud villa.
Weidmann previously had con-
fessed to strangling Jean De-
KOven, young Brooklyn dancer,
and to shooting four men, one of
them as associate, in the supposed
syndicate of kidnapping and death
fOr-mOney.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-13

Fifteen of 81 Survivors aboard the
Panay were Injured. Seventeen at first
were reported missing. but advices bv
the British gllnboat Bee said that IL
Europeans had been SIGHTED on the
Yangtze river shore. They possibly
were survivors of the Panay, but de-
finite confirmation was not at once
forthcoming.
The JararcGe filters who bombed
the ships said Rear Admiral Tadao
Honda, Japanese naval attache in
China, were ur le to see the foreign
flags and believed the craft to be
Chinese.
Three naval aircraft participated in
the attacks, Admiral Honda said. The
Japanese navy, he said was prepar-
ing to punish those responsible for
attacking the American craft identity
of the filters naturally being known.
Action will be taken after investiga-
ton"
Japanese, however, pleaded ignor-
ance of most of the details of the at
lacks.
'"The filters did not notice what hap
pened after they observed their bombs
had found their objectives,'' it was ex-
planned. Admiral Honda said that the
filters were aware American and other
foreign craft were somewhere in the
vicinity above Marking" but were not
aware of the specific location of the
Panay and the others.
1.-THE attack occurred at 1870 p. m.
Sunday (13:30 a. m. Saturday,, the
Continued on Page FlVe)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-13

London, Dec. IS (AP)-FOreign
Secretary Anthony Eden today
told the House of Commons that
Great Britain and the United
States were Gin consultation" re-
garding Japanese attacks on their
Yangtze river gunbOats.
The foreign secretary asked the
Commons to refrain from further
questioning, in view of "the grave
issues involved"
"His Majesty'S ambassador IN
Tokyo has made the strongest pro-
test to the (Japanese) minister OF
foreign affairs, who has promised
to make the fullest inquiry" Eden
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-13

Madrid and Valencia, former capitals,
were che detectives.
After the general offensive had been
launched, an insurgent communica-
ton from Irun said. the Franco forces
had struck like bolt of lightning"
and that "the reds government for
ces) were unable to resist the at
Jacks"
An insurgent Smelling Of Madrid, in
which more than 500 projectives
pounded into the city in hardly half
an hour, was reported to have killed
II persons and to have wounded more
than 80.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-13
SENATE COMMITTEE
SUPPORTS THE Clio
Doing All 1t Can To Drive
Workers Into That
Organization
Nv CHARLES p. STEWART
Central Press COlumniSt

Washington, Dec. 13.-Not one OF
the special investigating committees
set up by the seventyfourth Congress
has stuck closer to it's text than the
one of which Senator Robert M. La
Toilette of Wisconsin is chairman
the civil liberties committee.
Furthermore, there is none winch
has worked, and is working, harder
at it's job, covering more ground or
adducing more evidence, under the
broad powers enjoyed by congress
sional inquiry.
What will be the next move by Sen
ator La FolleEtes commttee?-op-
Grating as a subcommittee OF the
xContinued on Page Three.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-13
IT, 6. And Britain
Working Together
In Far East Move

said, referring to the Smelling of
the British gunboat Lady Bird.
"The seriousness of these Incl
dents needs no emphasis"
A great cheer. across from the
members when the foreign secre-
tary said, "His Majesty's ships
opened fire in return after they
had been bombed.
The admiralty received a mes
sage from the British gunbOat Bee
saying the senior Japanese officer
at Wuhu had ordered all shipping
in the Yangtze river to remain
stationary or it would be fired
on" i,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-13

Is Possessed
By The Japs
Military Command
Officially Announ-
ces. Occupation Of
Capital of China

Shanghai, Dec. 13.-(AP) ia
panese military command tonight Of
ficially announced occupation of
Marking, China's capital. The troops
completed the occupation at sunset,
the announcement said.
Bloody street fighting, with Chinese
contesting every foot of the Japanese
advance, marked the battle for the
city, Japanese said. Slowly, however,
they reported, they took over govern
ment buildings which hadl housed
Chinese machine gun nests and
snipers.
Naval planes cooperated with the
army in the day-long attack. and the
Continued on Page Five.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-13
COTTON HOLDS OWN
DESPITE WEAKNESS
Lower Cables Partly Offset by Trade
and Foreign Buying; Slight
Gains Noted

New York, Dec. 13.-(AP)-Cotton
futures opened quiet, one point lower
to two higher. Lower cables were part
ly offset by trade and foreign buying.
March was sos and the list was net
unchanged to three points lower
shortly after the first half hour.
March advanced to $40 and at midday
was 500, when prices generally were
four points higher to one lower.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-13
Is
WOrriedOVe1
Loss OF Ship
Sends Message To
Japanese Emperor;
u. S. Demands Full
Pay and Apology

Washington, Dec. IL (AP)-
President Roosevelt today convey
ed to the emperor of Japan an ex-
preston of his deep concern over
the bombing of the American gum
boat Panay.
simultaneously, the United
States government transmitted to
the Japanese government 2 de-
mand for full compensation and
apologies for the incident, and
guarantees against repetition of
such an attack.
HirOsi SaitO, the Japanese am
INnnfinuad IN page Tnraa)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-13
Storm Does
BigDanage
InNew York
Worst Blizzard | n
Y e ars; Western
States See Hopes OF
Some Relief
(By The Associated Press.)

Ravages of the storm that inflicted
multi-million-dollar flood damages IN
california, paralyzed western New
York communities with the worst Dllz-
Zard in years, laid siege to the Tar
south, and set cleanup squads hard
at work today.
In the vicinity of Buffalo, N. T.
scene of four-day blizzard that cost
SIX lives, huge icull-dozers flung aside
drifts piled up as high as Is feet to
normalize traffic and transportation
Continued on Page Three.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-13
WEATHER

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Cloudy, with occasional sleet or
rain in interior tonight and Tues
day and on coast Tuesday; shgntay
warmer in east central portiOn
tonight.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-13
JAPS ACCEPT FULL
RESPONSIBILITY FOR
TERRIBLE MISTAKE
Prcfoundest Regret" Expr essed, Claiming Airmen Did
Not Know Gurboat Was American; Only. One Life
Known Lost; 81 Survivors Are Accounted for Now

Shanghai Dec 10 APj1he British
of
United States
brought to among " persons
Amec
the safe shore
One died of wounds Tftyur
of hemw
Shanghai Dec. 13-(AP)-The Japanese navy tonight &C
ceped full blame for the plane bombardmen sinking
the United States gunboa Ponay and Standard Oil Company
ships and expressed profoundest regret for the terrible
take"
One American died of injuries from the lombard
men by Japanese planes Unfortunately srang
in the Yangtze river about 25 miles above Marking
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-13

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Evening star., 1937-09-24

You'll love the grace of line, the dash,
the smartness and newness of these new
Merry Maid shoes. What's more, they
appeal to the conservative woman as
well as the woman who likes the gor-
geous. You owe 1t to yourself to see
these new models! Don't fail to come in!
KannsEFourth Floor.
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03
ginsOipiel Der Sentidem ainSer-
Spradidnle,

Cine itattli6e Mn3abl .8ingo-
ipieler~ maren am @ittmof Mbeno
Der @inlaoung Der oellti6en Spro6-
l6ule oes Concord &lubs gefolgt INN
an Dem u8ingoipiel~ teil3unebmen.
@S fonnten au6 pieoer piele greiie
ausgegeben meroen, ga @eldenfe
5ablreid eingelaufen maren pie ). 9.
feinite Sorten, &affeefuden, Nipp-
ia6en, @laSmaren, 9ur5maren, aaf-
fee, 3uder uno pieles anoere. Sdon
beute MAIDEN mir unfere ~perebrten
2eier auf bic geplante @eibnodts-
feier Der oeuti6en Sdule oufmerf-
lam, nelde in &iir5e itottfinoet. 9n-
tum uno Srt meroen nod befonnt
gema6t meroen. 4ugenblidlih lit
man nit Der MuSarbeitnng oes Yro-
gramms bel61ftigt.
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03
6pdlseitsafpfen

Mm 20. 0opember nerbeiratete lid
8rGulein Nntonia gliiabetb CIR
B h e /, iiingite 9ohter non Serrn
uno Srau &ornel @rba6er, nit
Sern 9ouis %. @unn. Die 9rau-
ung fono I'M 8farrbauie ser ct. 0ta-
rienfir6e, nadmittags Inn 5 llbr,
itatt, po5lt Die gln0erpanoten mnO
Sreunoe oes Haares 3ablrei1 erl9ie-
men paren. Mbenos Inn s ltbr mar
@mpfnng i'm Saule Der 9rauteltern,
5000 3ebnte StraBe, q. %. 8iele
famen, INN Dem iungen 8aare @liif
81 miinihen. Mae muroen oufs
freunolidlte bepirtet. gei Speiie
uno Grant berlebten ale einige ge-
miitliAe Stunoen. 3ablrei1 tporen
bic @el1enfe uno @ratulationen,
mel6en mir aud Die unierige beifii-
gen. Das iunge Yaor beeab lid aiif
cine @od8eitsreiie.
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03
&aibingtOner
SOmrnsaaserlei
SeindJ ans 0entidIumO.

@1s @aIt oes oeltI6en 8otIdof-
ters meilt in @aibington in oieien
Sagen Serr Soiiptmann 6rib @ie-
oemonn II, BON Dem es beiBt, ooB er
Der 8orgeiebte aoolf Sitlers i'm
8eltfrieg mar uno 0eber intimer
6reuno oes iebigen 6iibrers. Ser
8oti6after, @err Or. s. Oiedboff,
lit elm otter 5rernO 0es Sauptmanns
unO bot i'm eingelaoen. iein Sous-
gait 81 iein. @err 8ieoemann bat
ieinen llrlaub angetreten uno our
ltrlau6sreiie Imerifo geDGblt, nod
Dem ibm feline t8-iGbrige Sohter
Annemarie, melde norigen CONNER
bier NOR, Diel Oes 9obes bon Ame-
rita er51blt batte.
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03
Acknowledgment i'm department
Of MarieMItnre".

Qas department of Mgriculturt
SpmpbonD Sr1eItra~ miro unter
Der 2eitung bon &errn Or. @alter
8ouer am 16. un0 II. DECEMBER
i'm auoitorium Oes 2anonirti9afts-
miniiteriums, 14te StroBe uno Sn-
Dependence aperue, @. @. (gingang
gegeniiber Dem Bureau Of Yrinting
ano @ngraning) Inn $50 ubr, Elm
i6ones acknowledgement ge6en.
Die befannte @oibingtoner SGn,
germ, Anne gago Mc@uffep, Die i'm
Sftober ols Magoaleno in Der Opei
o&igoletto~ in Der Contribution Saae
groBen @rfolg bate, miro als Soli-
ftin altftreten.
9as Yrogramm umfaBt:
nGoncerto @roio per la notte 81 Iatale~
BON @oreli
.Gantiaue De Noel" bon Abdm
0elterreidifhes 8eibna6tslieb aus Dem
Sabre 1923. init engliIhem Cert
v&om SinmeI bod od tpmm' i6 5er~
(1539) auf 0eutid, bearbeitet INN
orheitriert bon Malter Bauer
ySieafrieoiopH" bon @agner
9boraInoripiel n@n6et auf ruff uns Die
Stinme" BON S. Q. Bad
n8rdlloium" BON Dem finniIbeu aoms
p~oniiten SGrnefelot
1Sbmpboniide @ariationen" fir Cello
uno 0rdeIter BON Dem oberelIdBis
1den &omponiiten 80llmnnn
.Nanls Sci" bon 8i3et
gs miro fein @intritt 81 oieien
@eranitoltungen erboberI freipiaige
Spenoen fommen Dem Srdeiterfono
5ugute. Seoermann lit ber3li6 mill
fommen.
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03

tif9en @rIebniiles @ottes. Ser
@lodengieBer SeinriH uno Wiihnel
6earieael limo SDmbole 0es emf
gen Oranges 0es 0eutf6en
MeniHen nod Dem unausipre6li-
den.
Sauptmonn bat babel aaes ielbit
erIebt, mie Goethe. 9nrin mi0er=
Ipridt er Iif nidt. Die @inbeit
Der atmOipbdre lit On. Souptmann
bot ii6 tpenig entwidelt. @r 1T i'm
@runoe beute, mas er Dor so Sab
rem mar, Der Sd0nbeitiuder, See
Ienluher, 6rie0eniu9er, Sonneniu-
der, Observation-Disclosures, Werdhter Der.
SeuheIei, Oes llnnotiirlihen, NieO-
rigen, SieriIhen. 0os @eiftige
modt inn ben Menlhen crit gum
MenIhen. CT eritrebt p0uige Ser
geiItigung oes 2ebens. 9os lln0ro-
motilhe, aatdgIide, lit ibm Oroma-
tii1: Ser innere &f 0es Wien-
ifen nit lid ieIbit 3u &larbeit uno
8eife. gr lit tief aiid in Der SET
mat pertpnr5elt, elm edter 0ihter
uno Qenfer, oaeroings nrr 9idter
uno Denfer, fein &raftmeni9, fein
General nit fIarem, fe=
item 6el05ugsplon, nber aud niht
Beiiimiit fem 8Duifer, mebr Elm
9rdumer; imner @riibleA 2iinitler,
9eutiher alien StiIs.
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03
GntlaFem.

SRI. 8eB 9obis Sdreiner.
Is Sabre lang fir oas bieiige Cont
munitD Center ais 9ireftorin fir
9rama uno 9effentlidfeit uno &e-
flame t1tig, lit iest bon ibrem Soften
obne @ngabe oes @runoes e%ntlaiien
moroen. Ser 8ef6luB ging aus BON
Der Staotidulbeboroe (8oaro Of
@oncatiom auf Antrag bon 6rou
@Iilabetb 6. 8eeples, mel6e oieIe
abteilung unter ii6 bat. Srdulein
S6reiner beiorgte bisber Die Spiele
i'm nSplpan-3beater" Seiern am
4. Suli uno am %. DECEMBER (im
vSsSadIon~ 8orf), S6ulmettipiele etc.
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03
9enti6er-@ er-Abenb in Ser
Sdlaraffia.

Die beige oeutide @eIeaidaft
1SGlaraffia" bot 9ienstog abeno
fiir ibre 5reunoe uno @GIte, Die
5ablrei6 eridienen naren, i'm Ser
einslofal einen n8olfslieoer -@ben0~
beranftaltet. @Is gbreng6lte poren
ol6 3tuei MuIifer oes 8bilooelpbioer
Spmpbonie Srbelters antpeieno,
tDelde cine neiie, eigene Rompoiition
oes NeitgIieoes Der S1laraffia, oes
Serr 8. Spter, Der ielbit begleite-
te, portrugen. @s folgten bumoriiti-
i6e uno literariide, muiitaliide nno
lonitige llnterbaltungen. Anmeieno
fparen etpa so 8erionen.
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03
@eger iinst OentIde eieOsr bier.

Sellte slbeno, $50 lbr, iingt Ser
@eger-8enoriit ST. @apes in Der
armitrong Sigh S6ool~ II. a. Ell
nige oeuti6e 2ieoer, ndmlid Sob.
Sch. 8a6's &ontate: 0@er MIR ben
lie6en @ott l1Bt palten~. ferner oos
i6DGbiide @olfslieo v9os 9anos
born" ~(bearbeitet bon $. @eimonn),
tDeiter 8ad's &antate ga Bipe",
auBer0em Sdubert's v@iferiudt uuo
StoI3" uno DAB tie bier getpeIen"
uno v9u biit 0ie Stub.
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03
iSamilienammadls

Serrn uno 5rou Garl @noreB,
geb. @en5l, tpltroe am 9anfiogun9s-
tag elm iunges S0dterlein %geboren.
Mntter uno &ino befinOen ii1 pobl
i'm Siblp &%ranfenbaus. 6rou en-
oreB lit aus SoI5burg gebiirtig.
Serr @n0reB betreibt cine eigene
2anOidaftsgartnerei uno lit eifriger
Gefret1r 0es 0elltf1en 6portbereins
bierielblt.
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03
ct. Warienfirdle.
5te 5fraBe. 81. -. 5piihen 6 nno s
Charles Srintaus. Rfarrer

5te Sfrnbe, 81. ~, 5tpiiden y hno $
Charles Erintaus, Yforrer
Bon Montog, Den g.. 9e8ember ob,
miro bic Nopene-M noadt uno Hre-
oigt CUR 9erebrnng Der 8unoerba-
rem Meoaiae UNI $50 ubr abenos
iiber ben &unofunf (Station 1903
iibertrogen meroen, UNI &ronfen uno
iolden 9euten, mel6e perbinoert iin0,
Dem @~ottesoienit bei5umobnen, Sc
legenbeit gu geben, oieielben ail5p-
boren. 9ie Mnoa6ten, Die ieoen Won-
tag bon ungef6br 5000 8erlonen be-
iudt meroen, finoen mie folgt Itatt:
s uno 10 l1br morgens, Wfelie; nat=
mittags Inn a, 5.15, $50, 7.45 uno
$50 ubr nit Breoigt. lin 1910,
4.45, 600, 7.15 unO 9.t5 nbr obne
Preoigt.
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03
Ghas. Sinfel aeitOrben.

Sin trauriger Go0esfaa betraf Die
groBe erfolgreide oeutide 5irma 6.
g. &infel & Company.
Serr Gbas. Sintel, Der iebige
8ralioent Der Sirma, lit ploslib I'M
Sitter bon SO Sabren ~geitorben, nad-
Dem Dor 4 Monoten Der altere 8ru=
Der Serr Sobn Sinfel oeritarb. 9as
8egr6bnis NOR am Montag uno Elm
groBes Srauergefolge 5eugte bon Der
Mdtung Oes 8erltorbenen. Sin 8rlt-
Ser 6reo perbleibt nit Der Sirma.
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03
@eimnbbeits-S Orgem in Der 8nnSes-
banptitabt. 0rObembe GD5iaIiiiernng
Der AeF5teI@aft.

Mun lit iest enereifh babel, sic
Notwithstanding Der 8unoes-
bouptitoOt 5u DerbeIiern. Die Cages
5eitlngen Tteben bon BON Glngen
iiber ben boben Hro5entins Der
S1minoIudt bier (g8aibington lit
Die 3tpeiti1Iimmite StaOt i'm 2anOe
in oieier Be5iebitng) iiber @eidledts,
Eronfbeiten, iiber &rebsfranfbeiten
iiber Ser5frnnfbeiten, iber Die idIed.
ten 3lrit1noe i'm r@aIinger" =Gran-
fenbnlss uno im .sSreeoman' .&ran-
fenbals. Mber Die ltd0tiine Negie-
rung unterfuft niigenblidIid Die nit
ftGotiinen @el0ern unteritiisteH
&ronfenbGuler, un0 Der itdotiihe @e-
iunOheitsar3t, 81. g. Mublnno, ldBt
(troB Ieines Namens) Die 4eb0roen
uno 5uItGnoieen SteIlen nj d. in
81 u b init Be3ug auf @eIobemiaigun-
gen our 8erbeiierung Der Nnitalten
unO @elunObeit. Sier unO Oa tper-
ben aus Der .2orton-G eform-An-
Italt" Mno benz .SccOquan-Mrbeits
bous~ unO iOnitDie @efongene emf
laiien, melde pbDiii6, beipnoers ge.
iblehtlih, franf fin0. 9iele fOns
men lei9t an6ere, gelun0e Meniden
anIteden. @obin NIT lol6en &erlen?
Die @elese Oriiden lid nidt flar Oa-
riiber aus. Msan fam fe nidt 5tDin-
gen, &ronfenbduier nuf5uiuden, aud
ni6t iol9e &rnnfe, melde S6Dino-
.ltdt boben. Sol6e Gragen tuerOen
ieBt Our1bernten. Wit NetGm.
pfnng Ser arebsfranfbeit lit nan
lett 8egriinoung neler Snititiite in
8etbesoa, BEL 8aibineton, elm gutes
Stiid meitergefommen.
Sn5mii1en perluden Diele &reiie,
Oen 1rotli1en @eruf, menigitens gum
Sell, 5u iooialiIieren, wie man oas
in europa felt loneem fennt. Sir
oieies 8iel tit beIon0ers Die Group
@ealtb Miiociation", beiteben0 aus
Mitglieoern oes Some 2oan Banf
Booro" Mno aus bertpan0ten Smith
tuten. 9ieier &egierungsbenmten-
8erein bat iebt cine eigene 02linit"
elm Saus nit guten Mobeln unO
M~pparaten, on Der IS StraBe, 81.
@., SIR. 1928, meldes man .Seoltb
Center" nennt uno 81 oeiIen @rbal-
tMng Die Negierung ielbIt $4,000
beigeIteuert bat. 0as Sous bat
1870 3immer. DIRECTOR Oesielben
lit SEER Or. $. 81. 8romn, bisber
&aupt Der Observation-Disclosures
ser @eteronenbeb0rOe. Der nSome
Qoan 8anf 8onro" gab ebenfaas
@elo. Nlnoere Mitglieoer oes Gron-
fenfaIIen- @ereins iin0 BON Der
r8ome Omners 2oan Corporation"
BON Der Some 2oan Sniurance Cor
porotion" nno nn0eren &egierungs,
amterm. Seoes MitgIieo 5ablt 1920
ben Monot in Die Safe, menn oaein
Itebeno ;einer nit 6amilie aablt $3.50
ben Monat fir ii9 uno Die Gomilie.
Biele Mer3te, beion6ers Der Mer5te-
0erein, bet1mpfen oas un%ternebmen.
Notwithstanding lit natiirlid uidt
out, neoer fir Den H%atienten nod
fir Die GbrIidfeit unO @epiiienbaf-
tiafeit 6es Mr3tes. Nber biaiger
miro es. Die Ger8te baben fid nit
ibren b~orrenOen Yreiien Die Sage
ielbft 3u5uIhreiben. Der feline
Wonn, Ser iid fir @aaeniteine Ooer
Nlin6Oorm etc. beute operieren lal.
fen mub, lit finan5iea fiirs 2eben
beinabe ruiniert.
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03
@ei@afts- @erLeanna

Serr 81. 6. SO a 6 +, 6efannter
agent mander Sdiffabrtslinien,
melder i6on oielen 9euti6lnnorei.
ienoen Die Sdiffsfarte nod Der al
ten Seimat Oerfauft bat, 5iebt am
6. DECEMBER nod ieinem neuen @e-
i6dftslofal, Ser. 1920 Sc StraBe,
9oroDeit Inn. Qie Jernfpreder-
hummer lit &epublic 0676.
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03
,8inau garta" i'm @nppert Seim.

Seute Na1mittag 100 l1br finoet
inn &uppert Seim cine 8ingo YartD
Itott, tpo5ll 35 Gents entboben tper=
ben. 9ieielbe finoet I'M Seim itatt,
Inn oen Sniaiien @elegenbeit 8u ge-
ben, mit5uipielen. @rfrii6ungen
peroen ierpiert meroen. Autos mer=
Den an Der Salteiteae in A%nacpItia
iein INN Seilnebmer gum Seim 81
bringen.
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03
&Ommt 3nm ,,&ialtO
Sbeater"

SOnntas @admittas lit Singer.
bnnb" -9Onsert int &ialtO Sbeater.
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03

@enuB erleben nno 5ugleid 5eigen
fonnen, ooB man iid ieines oeutiden
8lutes niht iddmt.
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03

Gmpfeblen Sic bas ySOnrmal" in
Sbren SreunOesfreiieu!