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Evening star., 1937-03-19
TakOna Church
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Season Records.

Trinity No . 619.
Hgh team set-Emory. 1,740
Hgn InTdjv1d1a %o game Rittenhouse
, High individual set--Rittenhouse pres
bvterian No. -. 416.
High average-Russell emory. ia.
High strikes-Russen Emory, At.
High spareS-RusSen tEmory), 2l3.
Evening star., 1937-03-19
In Debt for Stadiums.

Kew MldWestern universities are in
any position to abolish paid ad-
missions. Michigan still is paying off
huge debt on the remarkable ath-
letlc plant built by Fielding II. Yost;
Minnesota has not completed its ath-
letlc group; Ohio State is building a
golf course for student and faculty
use and Northwestern is in debt for
its stadium. The same situation per-
talnS to larger universities in other
sectors and, for the next 20 years at
least. foot pail receipts Will be a
necessity TO the athletic program of
most institutions of higher learning
Most educators likely will envy
Johns Hopkins ability to solve the
financial problems of intercollegiate
sports with such ease. But Johns
Hopkins never held any position of
Importance in intercollegiate sports
and its plan will have little effect
upon nelghbOring institutions. The
Hopkins scheme will be watched with
interest by educators and athletic
leaders in all parts of the country, but
few will be able to follow the example
of the Baltimore school Money is
the root Of intercollegiate athletics,
even though the root may be the
source of many evils.
Evening star., 1937-03-19

Benmacks Blow Chance.
THE Benmacks muffed a chance to
get a tie with Daily News for
first place in the National Capital
League by losing a 2-1 decision to
Starlight Cleaners while the pace
setter dropped two skirmishes to Trib-
by's Real Estate. A one-pin win in
Evening star., 1937-03-19
TIME District League flag chas

TINE District League flag chase
today finds Occidental Restau-
rant leading on total pins over
Heurich Brewery, the defend
ing champion, after hard-fought
battles of last night and Joe Harrison
as the individual pacesetter with
mark of l24-48 for 90 games.
Rolling Alb set, the plugging Rose
leader forged ahead of Bill KrauSs. the
Occidental howitzer, who is believed to
be the first roller ever to shoot a 400
set and lose the lead With 4Ol Bill
tilted his average % pins to l24-43.
Harrison, however, picked up Al sticks
after trailing by seven pins. Incl
dentally, it was KrausS' second straight
4Ol set and his seventh in the 400
class this season. He lacks one of
tying Whip Litchfelds all-tlme mark.
Evening star., 1937-03-19
Some Dark-HOrse Entries,

SEVERAL dark-horse selections are
entered. such as Ethel Brewer and
Johnny Miller. Gait Davis and Blanche
Wootton, Margaret Lynn and Hokie
Smith and Katherine Wick and Buck
CroWder, the last-named coming from
Norfolk. Others with better than an
even chance are Billie Butler and Bill
Krauss and Gladys Lynn and Ed
Blakeney.
guaranteed $500 prize fund, with
first prize of 500, is at stake, regard
less of the entry. The event was start
ed by Earle D. Stocking, proprietor
of the Silver Spring Alleys, when he
was in Norfolk, and brought here by
the consent of the N. D. B. c., when
he came to Washington.
Evening star., 1937-03-19
:::}yZz! :S}MzM IN !@9!!ES = @,
~ 9NSTOD

THE annual intercity match be-
tween the National Fraternal
Society of Deaf, No. At, of
- Baltimore and the Washington
Branch, No 46, will be rolled at Lucky
otrlKe tomorrow night. II was to be
the rubber battle, since both have
won three times in six years of COM
petition.
Representing the invaders will be
Joe DE Luca, Walter Stancliffe, Sam
Chen, Michael Fielders, John Price
and Marion Cramer. The locals will
send Johnny Davis, Louis Pucci, Tonv
Clcclhlno, Phillip Slaughter and
Johnny Miller to the firing line.
News Clips Post.
HE leading post bowlers had their
wings clipped twice by Daily News
yesterday The runners-up estab-
llshed season high-game record of
6l5 for the Convention Hall Daylight
League. Brownie Lemeric, well known
for his sandlot ball playing a few
years back, shot 149-399 with Lloyd
Farmer to feature the win.
Downing Bunker Hill Post three
times, Nash Post took first place on
total pins in the American Legion
League when Sergt. Jasper, the loop
leader over most of the season, dropped
game to Fort Stevens. Charlie
Walker, rolling high counts of 1873
and 374, sparkled in the Nash sweep.
The third-place Lincoln boys were
whitewashed by McGroarty.
A picked team Of the loops leading
rollers will journey to Richmond to-
morrow for a match with the Rich
mond Legionnaires. Those making the
trip are Oscar KEGS, Bunker Hill;
Ernie Campbell and Clarence Milne
Evening star., 1937-03-19

Of the entries in the fourth
annual st. Patrick's mixed dou-
bles at the Silver Spring Bowling Al
leys tomorrow afternoon and night.
Mrs. Hugh F. CraWley, wife of the
man at the head of the Mount Rainier
drives, Will team with their son, Hugh,
who assists in the operation of the
bowling plant. Although she is des-
tined to be the oldest bowler of the
fair sex in the competition, she also
Is one of the best, carrying an average
we'll over 100 in one of Mount Rainiers
numerous leagues.
Ida Simmons of Norfolk and Ray
Won Dreele of Baltimore again will
team up in defense of their champion
ship, but Lorraine GULL and Astor
Clarke. who have rolled together for
quite some time, will split for this
event. Miss GULL will take Reds Me-
gaw as her partner, while Clarke will
pair with Lucy Rose.
Evening star., 1937-03-19
BenmackS Blow Chance.

of Lincoln, and Sarber, Walker and
Grimes of Nash.
Evening star., 1937-03-19
MOTHER, SON PAIR
FOR DUCKP|N TILT.
St. Patrick Doubles Field
Draws Mrs. H. F. CraWIey,
Hugh, Able BoWIers.

unusual combination OF a
mother and son will form one
Of the entries in the fourth
annual St. Patrick's mixed dou-
Evening star., 1937-03-19
Air Headliners
Domestic.

400 p.m.-WMAL, Radio Guild;
Three Consoles.
500 p.m,-WMAL, Evening Star
Flashes.
Evening star., 1937-06-03

ment OF such school in 1892, but
provided no funds.
Speaking at luncheon in honor
OF Capt. C. A. Adele, U. S. N, re-
tired, commanding the Massachusetts
schoolship Nantucket, Col. Norris said
the Federal Government had promised
$25,000 annually as its share of the
expense Of a Virginia school or ship,
and said the State would be asked
for a sum near that amount as its
share to the financial set-up."
Capt. Adele said ia boys were
aboard the Nantucket, which provides
two years of training to equip grad
yates for such positions as third engi-
neer or third ofncer on American
ships. The cost of the training is
divided between the students, the
State and the Federal Government,
Adele said.
The State Port Authority rendered
the luncheon, and Garland Gray of
Waverly, member of the authority,
told of efforts of the body to obtain
nautical school for the State. He
said former Mayor S. Heth Tyler of
Norfolk originated the idea in 1927.
Mayor Tyler, guest at the lunch
Evening star., 1937-06-03
R00SEVE[T'S TAX
STATEMENT HIT.
Former Columbia Law Dean
Quotes Justice Holmes
or Just Evasion.
Ey the Associated Press.

Hy the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 3.-Criticism OF
President Roosevelt's recent arraign-
ment of big income tax evaders was
voiced last night by Thomas I. Parkin-
son, president of the Equitable Life
Assurance Society, in an address be-
fore the American Management As
sociation.
Speaking at the banquet session OF
the associations convention, theme
of which is The Future 70 Private
Enterprise" Parkinson appealed for
reasonable and definite standards In
the Government regulation of busi-
ness.
Cooperation from business would
be greater, he said, if they Ohe Gov-
ernmen) would realize there are limits
to our abilities under regulations,
limits to our abilities to pay wages
and taxes
I'VE now find" he continued, that
we must not earn alone the taxes that
are required, but are expected to earn
in addition taxes enough to contribute.
And if the great liberal justice
(Oliver Wendell Holmes) is cited with
reference to our shortcomings, then !
claim the right to cite him also in our
behalf"
Parkinson. former dean of law at
Columbia University, said Holmes not
only upheld the power of the State to
tax, but defended the right of the in
dividual to avoid as much of that tax
as he thought reasonable.
"He (Holmes) asserted the right OF
man to so arrange his property as
Evening star., 1937-06-03
JOSEPH SCHALDT DIES,
WAS NATIVE OF GERMANY
Proprietor of West Washington
Hotel for 81 Years Came to
q. S. at Age of y,

Joseph Schladt. 81, for the last 81
years proprietor of the West Washing
ton Hotel, 1885 Wisconsin avenue, died
yesterday in Georgetown Hospital
after a short illness
A native of Germany, he had come
to this country when Is years old. He
is survived by his widow, Mrs. Sarah
Schladt; two daughters, Mrs. Kath-
crime Probey and Mrs. Rose Dingman,
both of this city, and grandchild.
Funeral services will be held at $40
am. tomorrow in Holy Trinity Cath
olic Church. Burial will be in Holy
Rood Cemetery.
Evening star., 1937-06-03
NOVENA TO CLOSE

The novena Of the sacred heart will
be closed tomorrow at 7:45 pm. at the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception,
Eighth and N streets. Rev. DR.. John
K. Cartwright will preside.
The Rev. John J. McMenamin, c. P,
who has been conducting the novena,
vii. give the sermon and in1part the
Evening star., 1937-06-03
Eight Convicts Escape.

PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad, June 3
P.-Eight escaped convicts from the
French penal colony at Cayenne,
French Guiana, found a temporary
refuge in Port of-Spain yesterday after
spending four and half days in an
open boat with almost no food.
Evening star., 1937-06-03
M'CARRAN TO SPEAK
ON FALSE ECONOMY
Mass Meeting June 10 A. F. G.. E.
Protest Against Government
Retrenchment.

Senator McCarran, Democrat, of
Nevada will be the principal speaker
at a mass meeting of the Commit
tee Against False Economy June 10,
at the Willard it was announced today.
The affair is being arranged as a
protest against Government retrench-
ment by seven lodges of the American
Federation Of Government Employees.
acting independently Of the national
organization, which refused to sane
ton such a move.
McCarran has been an outstand-
ing congressional champion Of Fed
eral workers and is the author Of a
measure providing for widespread pay
increases.
Evening star., 1937-06-03

papal blessing. Solemn benediction will
be given by the Rev. Dr. Cartwright
as celebrant, the Rev. Joseph E. Gedra
as deacon and the Rev. F. P. Harritv
as subdeacon.
Evening star., 1937-06-03
V.P.L. T0ASK FUND
FOR SEA SCHOOL
Assembly Authorized Nauti-
cal Course in 1882, but
Provided No Money!,
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NORFOLK, Va, June 3.-Virginla
Polytechnic Institute prepared today
to ask the 1888 General Assembly
for funds to aid in establishing a
Virginia nautical school for the train
ing Of young men for sea service.
Col. E. B. Norris, dean Of the engi-
neering department at v. P. l., an
nounced here yesterday that the funds
would be sought. He pointed out that
the Legislature authorized establish
Evening star., 1937-06-03
THE EVENING STAR. THURSDAY JUNE 1897

to avoid payment of taxes deemed bur-
densome," Parkinson said.
There is no immortality In dispos-
ing Of ones affairs up to that point"
Evening star., 1937-06-03

con, declared "the only way to have
a merchant marine is to train young
men for sea service
Washington Journal., 1937-08-20
Sin 6OnraOs6 Sud
bon 3nOmig Tinf9

Ser befannte i1pGbii9e 9i6ter
Or. Quopig 5indb, Der itber Aus=
lanooeuti1e uno in Der @bnen- unO
Sippenforl9ung bel gei1rieben bat,
bat oas 2eben oes oe~uti9-amerifani=
i6en 8i9ters &onra0 &re5 ieBt
in eirem Bud, betitelt nGin itarfes
Geben" @erlag 6ran5 S. Seine, Tu-
bingen) oargeiteat. &re8 1T am be-
item Ourd ieiu beriibmtes 2ieO oAn
nein 8aterlan0@ iiberaa popular ge=
moroen.
area fpuroe alg 4faI3er 1927 ge-
boren, in Qanoalt, NOR @Dmnaiialt
in Gpe1er, it1o. iuriS in Sei0el-
berg, nabm nit &infel, Sigel, uno
Sdur3 am baoii6en @ufItano t848=
1919 tell, tpuroe berbaftet, 1850
gum Sooe perurteilt, flob bon Der
Sdmei3 iiber 5ranfrei6 1880 nod
g9etp gorf, beiratete bort Die So9ter
oes 8fdl5er Mobofaten Aoam
Stemmler; er ma6te fem amerifani=
i6es iuriitii6es @ramen, 5og nab
@isconiin, mabte als 0ffi3ier ben
8iirgerfrieg nit, auf Der llnionleite,
in Wiiiiiiiippi, febrte Damn gum Ao-
pofaten-8 eruf 8uriid, bette Srau uno
Rinoer, i6rieb prd6tige @eoi6te,
mar Elm gutter 8iirger Der 8ereinig-
ten Staoten nno itarb in Milpaufee
1897, folt pergeiien.
Or. 6ind6 bat oos 2e6en oes
9idters nit Ieinem &iidblif auf bic
oellfld-amerifonii9e @eididte Der
bunoen. @r ldBt ben 9i1ter lelblt
riidpdrts bliden anf Steuben, SerG-
beimer, M~ueblenberg, Boitorirs, altf
8fal3er, S6paben (&onrao 8eiIer)
am Suolon, alf Seder, etc. Das
aaes lit &omanform ettpos naip elm,
fod geidrieben, miiienl6aftlif un-
8uperlGiiig, in abgetretenen Bfaoen.
6indb bette es better MAIDEN fon-
men; itatt &oman bate er 6orldnng
brinqen fonnen. Sroboem muB man
ober fir oieie @abe oanfbar iein.
@an6er meiB ni6ts bon oeutid-
umerifoniider @eidi6te uno Old
t1tnn
Washington Journal., 1937-08-20
NteMe @O9nnngSbamtem
1T SrOkem Niakitabe
i'm NOrODften @aibinstDns,

Nn Ser o&booe Sslono @loenue4,
i'm Noroo1ten Ser Staot I'M Sta0t-
tell y8rentiDooO~, bout ieBt Die &e-
gierungsbeb0roe. peI6e 06eoeral
Scouting Administration beiBt, cine
rie1ige Mobnuugsnnloge, Die $2,100=
900 folten un0 BRENTWOOD 8iaage4
beiBen Iol. SIS lit oas fir Die Stoot
@oibington oas erfte groBe Inter
nebmen oieIer Nrt. 9ie 9l4ne iin6
g~utgebeiBen mpr0en Die &ontrafte
iino altsgegeben por0en, Die 6inan5=
Angelegenbeiten iino erleoigt. Das
ltnternebmen umfaBt IA Morgen
2ano. Sm gat5en lteben aber 81
aur @erfiigung. 9ie @eieai6aft,
Die aaes unter ii9 bat, beiBt Brent
mooo Development Corporation :;
oie &egierune finan8iert iie. 8ob=
nungen fir 3unG1It 440 Samilien
meroen ge6aut merOen, department.
bGuier, orei Stodmerfe bod, nit
@aragen fir 80 @utos. M6t Mor=
gen San0 merOen tltr Bart6fDede,
@Grten, RaietL Sofe, SpielplGbe,
.oerDen0et fperoen. Die @ebGuoe
peroen 1906 3immer baden, in 440
apartments bon oeri1ieoener Gro
be BON lie 2-5 3immern; bic
Meiete miro $3.50 ben Monat
fein. 9nrdf6nittsmiete fir elm
3immer lit $f4 ben Monat Coos lit
bod; Dor 90 Sabren NOR Der 9ur6-
i6nittspreis in Der beiten @egenO,
Connecticut Mpenue ulo columbia
&oao", MIR $8 fir elm 3immer); Der
gur6I6nittspreis fir oas 4part-
ment 1T $50. 9ie Hegierung bot
Die erIte SDpotbef alif oos @igentlm
iibernommen in Sobe bon $1,650-,
900. IS lit oas oierte, bon Der gfe=
gieriang nnteritiibte Saiisbau=Hro-
left in oieler @egeno; 0as erite mar
BEL Clarendon, @irginia.
Washington Journal., 1937-08-20

Dem Sournal ieinen i1brIi6en 8e-
Il6 abitatten tporiiber mir uns na-
tiirli6 iebr freuten. Dem langi6b-
rigen treuen 2eier piini6en mir boil
oige boaige MISUNDERSTANDING. Nber
6leii6mans meroen li6 mobl fir eli
ne nnoere @ilfe umi6auen miiiien.
@enn man bis gum 70. 2ebensiabr
aftio NOR, Damn bat ma ben &ube=
ltono oeroient. - 4m W1ontag oie-
Ter ISOLDE peritarb Gbus. 9 9miot,
elm S6ipager Don Serrn &raft.
SER uno 5rau @m. s. Gu
If /, mel1e gn0e SUM W~albington
perlieBen Inn in SEEM gorf 6reunoe
uno 8efannte 5u beiilben, linO, na6-
Dem iie 2 @ofen i'm SmperiaI 500
tel in 2onoon (@nglano) Derlebten
iiber Soutbampton in @amburg am
gelongt. BON bier ging Die &eiie
nod @roBbreitenba6 in Sbiringen,
ser Seimot oes befannten Shneioer=
meiIters, moielbIt er ieinen 8ruoer
6ron5 fir 2 Monate beiu1en miro.
Sp6ter gebeuft oas gbepaar cine
&eiie 0ur6 9eutidlano 81 unter-
nebnen, INN i'm Serbit nod @aib-
ington 5uriid8ufebren.
-8eionoers freuoig bat uns cine
&arte nit Dem 2olner Com als An-
Ii6t geItimmt neil lie aus unierer
Seimatsitaot fam uno 5ipar BON
Serrn uno Srau Aueuit Setter
@1breno ibres Aufentbal=
tes lit oos @bepaar biel gereiit. Sci
elmer alpenfabrt gings in oie Dole.
miten, SeitreiA uno Stalien. gs
lit iebr id0n i'm beiIigen &Oln uno
i'm alten 8eutidlano. &oln lei aber
bod am ldoniten uno am Dom per=
De aud nod INNER gebaut, idreibt
6rau &eitermann. SSn oeren 8eglei-
tltng befano iid 6rau 6eIgen-
oreber. tpelde friiber in 8aib-
iugton lebte ober felt Sabren I'M
i9onen gao Sol8 Elm 6remoenpen=
iionat betreibt.
Washington Journal., 1937-08-20

SAINT bnrdJ Cure 8eitnns
Washington Journal., 1937-08-20
9cnti6e8 Tlng3cug
III nsM eingetrOFen

Sort @oibington, 16. Auguit.-
9as oeuti6e 6lug6oot uHoro-
meer~ lit unter Dem 8efebl
oes &apit1ns Soo6im 8lanfen-
burg m~oblbebalten i'm bieiigen
Slugbafen eingetroffen, mo es &api-
tan Sarolo 6. @rap, pom Han Slime
rican Clipper g., begriiBte, Der iid
gerooe fertig madte. I'm nod Ser
m1oa al fliegen, BON mo- Der Slug
iiber bic N5oren uno 2iiia6on mad
Soutbampton, england, bon ben
Mmerifanern fortgeiebt meroen miro.
9as oellti6e Slugboot brauhte air.
ia 16 Stunoen, INN Die 1890 Mei-
len longe Gtrede bon Sen A5oren
nod Sort @olbington 5uriid5uleger.
@s entuidelte cine 9urhihnittsge-
idminoiofeit bon $50 Stunoenmei-
len. 0as S1iff lit NIT bier 600
pferoefrdftigen 0ieielmotoren arsge-
Itattet uno miegt 5irfa 19 Sonnen.
SIS belt iib meiltens MIR 90 SUB
iiber Dem @aiier. Gie 5~lueberiude
lino Sortiebungen Ser lebtidbrigen
Sliige oes n3epbir" uno rAeolus"
Ser oelttiden 2uftbonia, Die ben be-
item 5lugtpeg nod Noroamerifa aus
5ufinoen bofft.
Washington Journal., 1937-08-20
@ai6instunsr 9inOer jest mora
lid beier ais 1927?

Die &egierungsbeb0roe fir
ain0erfiiriorge ca. @. Chill
oren's 9ureou~) teilte in 0ieien
Sagen nit, oaB Die 3abl Der
8erbre6er uno 8augeni6tie un-
ter GinOern uno Sugenolihen
Ser 8unoesbouptitaOt ieit 1927
gefunfen 1T, ~aaeroings nlr
inter III eiBen &inoern. I'M
ter idpor5en &inoern nabm Die
3abl iugenoli9er Sinner in
oieier 3eit 3 II. SIS CAB inn Sab
re 1927 auf lie 1000 Sltngens
(tueiBem in @aibington 427
Climber, i'm Sabre 1884 ober
MIR mebr 375. Sin (meiBen)
80 Go6en ianf Die 3obl in
oerIelben 3eit BON 70 ouf so.
9tn orei moern Srten Oes Cant
oes madJte man 0ieielbe 8eobaA-
tung, in philadelphia, in o2ofe
County, Snoiana, uno in
erie Gountp~, Stem gorf.
lleberoa aber puroen Die Bee
e + fnoben moroliih idlim-
mer, iogor Is M1al an 3abI
Die meiBen ii6ertreffenO.
Washington Journal., 1937-08-20
WttntmMms0 ebeMss
nnterbaltss Soften
in ben @ereimigten Stnaten. Gtabt
@aibingtum tenerite i'm 2anOe;
1870 te1rer ais anOersuD.

Son SO groBen 5tdoten Der Ser
einigten Gtaaten i'll, mie Oie n@orfs
8rogreB Administration" (mieoer
einmaD feItgeiteat bat, Die Staot
@aiBington Die teuerite e.
9ieie 6eititelung be8og iid ouf ben
Mdr8 oieies Snbres, Itimmt aber
oub ionIt. Cine 6omilie bon bier
@erionen gu erbalten foitet IN 8aib-
ington, ais Wtinimltm, $L415 Dos.
Sabr, in San francisco $3.50, in
minneapolis 1887, in Netp gorf
@itD 1875, uno in Chicago 1856,
uno 10 fort. Ser 9ur1I1nitt fir
Die SO StGote mar $1,26O.62. Sir
Baltimore, fpel1es 1ur 40 Wfeilen
bon @aibington entfernt lit, betrdgt
bic 8iffer $1,000; fir Mobile, @la-
bomo, lit fie am nieorigiten, ndmlid
$1,129. Als 9ur6ldnittsminimum
fiirS 2ano ergibt itb fir cine bier
f0pfige Somilie oie Summe BON
$1,317. ~0ie GtaOt @oibington err
foroert olio etpa $500 $3.50 mebr,
etma 12 Yrp5ent mebr als bic 9urd=
i9nitts1tnot, gum 2eben. Sollptfaf=
tor fir oas teure 2eben in Der 8un-
oeSbalpt1taot iino 6ie Wieten, tpel=
1e bier mebr als boppelt 10 bod
lino aIs etpu in @ortlano, Oregon
uno biel b0ber als in 8bilaoelpbia
un0 $40 b0ber als inn 9nr6i6nitt
in anoeren StGoten. Mugenblid=
lid fino tpegen Ser 9iirre Oes @or-
ia1reS oie Sleiihpreiie bod, beion-
oers fir Shmeinefleiid. 9ie Be
mobner @aibingtons 8ieben oaber
Slid ODER Siibnerfleiid Dor ODER
eiien mebr @emiiie: ionHt piiroen
bier bic 6leii9preiie nod b0ber lein.
&albfleiid lit bod, neil &dlber bori-
ges Sobr ou Eauienoen gei6la6tet
meroen mlBten, ebenio 2ammfleiid
Notf It 5 sminimum : @infom=
men fir cine Samilie BON bier Ser
ionen lit in @aibington $1,013.98,
Durdidnitts< 81 0 r NJ al=Wfinimum
@infommen i'll, mie geiagt, Slab.
Stir ben lebten Son re1net man nit
folgenoen 9ingen iabrlid ols NOR
mar: @obnltng bon A ODER 5 3in1=
meril, @as uno @leftri5itat, @is-
ldranf, @ooioopparot, 9ages8eitltng,
&inobeiu6 (fiir ale) einmal Die $50
DIE, fem pluto; giien uno Srinfen
su Winimalunfoiten, fir BEN Mann:
elm Sommer- Mn8iig, Elm 8interan-
aug, elm ueber3ieber, elm SUIT cafes
fir 3 Sabre), 3 Mrbeitsbemoen. 5mei
quite Sberbemoen, etmaslnternal6e,
3 Boar Ghub; fir Die 5rau: elm
Winter1nantel, elm Sriibiabrsmantel
(ane 9 Sabre); Elm @ollfleio uno elm
@interbut Cafe 2 Sabre; Elm Set
oenfleio ODER elm &aDon-&leio; 0rei
baumtponene &nusfleioer, orei
@aIh=G traBenfleioer (beiIere 8aiim-
moae, oae 2 Sabre). elm CONNER
but, feds Bis o6t 9aar Striimpfe,
elm @oar SaIbiAube, Elm Boar Salts-
i6ube, elm Haor StraBeni1ube. Sir
sic &inoer &leioer etc. Sin5u
fommt Observation-Disclosures
$4,000, Meoi5in, Steuern, Stra-
Benbabn, un0 Ghnlides, nIes ais
Minimum -Ausgabe berehnet. Ser
gelien miro babel, oaB n~uBeroroent-
lid piele 2eute ibre &ednnngen Ian
Washington Journal., 1937-08-20
8~emeinIamer Ausflne bes 8aibing.
tOner 6Gngerbnnb nnO nNriOn"
Dun Baltimore.

Ser aemeini1aftli6e @lsflng oes
uWoibingtoner S1ngerbuno~ uno
oes @eIangpereins varion@ aus
Baltimore nod Mor 8lob's @Grten~
wirtidoft in Seiiup, Mo. mar 5ierl-
lid gut beIudt uno fir beioe 8ereine
Elm @rfolg. 9os @etter fpor giitl-
tia, eine fiible 9riie mafte ben
Mufentbalt i'm 6reien angenebm.
Ser SGngerbuno fang unter Der Sei,
tlng Ieines 9irigenten, Or. &lrf
Sebel, mebrere 2ieoer oesglei6en Der
sarion@ unter leinem 9%irigenten,
Or. Ebeo0or Sembereer. Spdter err
freute Or. SeBel Die an%tpelenoen
ourd einige Solobortrage. Serr
2oren8 bate fir Oie &inoer Gorge
aetroqen uno peranitaltete Spiele,
tpoour6 oieielben gut %nnterbalten
muroen. 9ie BEL Der @riinoung pes
@olbington GdngerbunoeS gelhloi-
Iene 6reunoidaft Der beioen @elang-
pereine puroe nur nod felter ge-
fniipft.
Washington Journal., 1937-08-20
osrOfem grut madjt bic 8ansen
rot" $50? Sm 0eutidlanO.

go beiBt bic ueberidrift zines Ir-
tifels, Der iebt ourd oeuti6e 3eituns
gen 0eutidlonos gebt, Inn oas 8olf
5ur Spariamfeit i'm 8roteiien 81 err
8ieben. Ser @rtifel l1Bt Germ
@roblmeier in Ser @irti6aft fri,
If es 8rot perlanger. ST befommt
es ni6t uno fdngt an 81 i6impfen-
Darauf logt Der &enner: uSie erlalt-
ben, oaB ib Sic auf Die neiie MaB-
nabme Der &egierlng aufmerfiam
mahe, na1 Der oas Brot erit IN ben
Sanoel fonmen Darf tuenn es einen
Eaq alt IT.. gmporenoe MaBnab-
me, allies muB man uns porihreiben,
looor oos 8rotfa1en.0 Ger Sat
aebt uno fnaat bic Cir binter iid
5ll, uno gebt gum 8aderlaoen. uS6
mofte Elm friides 8rot baben-
ug2a, b6ren Sic NAL, ons nennen
sic friI6es 8rot" Strides 8rot,
babe id gelagt fri 6 esl1- eSa-
tuobI, ooS lit oos friidelte oas mir
baben ~ Nan, tper lit bier oenn
Derriidt gefporoen ?~-Das lit ia mie
ausmenoig gelernte 5ormel, iiberal
oasielbe; lailen Sic iid beeraben.
Sap mir oos grot erit einen Gag
nod Dem 8aden nerfaufen Oiirfen,
Washington Journal., 1937-08-20
SRI. @ieier iuurbe peniiOniert.

6rdulein s. @ieier BON bier
8oq lid iebt nod 30-idbriger anitel-
iuna an Ser &egierllng, ndmlid als
miIienl6aftlibe 3ei6nerin inn II. 9.
Geological Snroep1, ins Hripatle-
ben 8uriid. Die Dame bate i'm
.5mitbionian-Snititut Die aler-
affurateften 3eidmungen 81 MADDEN
bon Observation-Disclosures Sier6en,
Weuideln, 8flan3en. Nur nit Silfe
BON Itarfen @ergroBerungsglalern
fporen sic 8iloer moelid, nel6e
ourd SRI. @ieier gemadt un0 Der-
0ffentlidt muroen.
Washington Journal., 1937-08-20
Gmpfeblen Sic bas n@aibinetOmer
SOnrnal" in Siren 8efanntenfreilen

lit bod cine iebr perniinftiee MaB-
nobmel Sc miro biel 8rot geIpart
oo0urd. @s beridldgt mebr uno
befommt beiier".- Moeen bin, Mo-
qen ber, mir tpollen mie @ourmanos
leben, periteben Sie2"-nSSa, Serr
@roblmeier, oas NIT ben @our-
manos gebort elmer pergange-
men Belt an. Seute eiien mir
geIuno uno frdftig. Eroden 8rot
madt Die @angen rot.