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simultaneously.

simultaneously.
Shells dropped into the settle
ment. and foreigners and Chinese
i'm the foreign area took to cover.
Bedlam broke loose on both sides,
as the Japanese opened an equally
furious artillery bombardment.
The Chinese appeared to have
planned this mass assault. Their
land forces moved forward and a
squadron of Chinese planes, APP
parently arriving from Marking,
began to drone over japanese sec
tons and also over the foreign
areas of the settlement.
High overhead the lights of two
planes winked. and the Japanese
opened fire with anti-aircraft bat
tcrieS. the shells scattering over
the native quarters and foreign
zone alike.
The planes apparently were a
dccoy. as other Chinese planes,
flving without lights. suddenly un-
looScd bombs on the Japanese
lines in Hongkew.
Nothing like this was ever seen
before in Shanghai'S history. The
panorama of the city at night,
seen from the settlement, looked
like a huge sparkling diamond as
the flash of guns and explosion of
shells Sprinklcd the night.
The night artillery duel lasted
an hour and q half, and then the
airplancs took up where the big
guns left off. Chinese planes, APP
pareatly larger than those usually
seen in action here, roarcd over
the Whangpoo 10 bomb the Japa-
upSc Third Battle Fleet.
The Japanese replied with an
auti-airCraft harrage, which again
brought the settlement into the
line of FIRE.
Before midnight the fighting
cooled. IL was not until after mid
night that the Chinese suddenly
struck again. Charging into the
face OF machinc-guns, they rushed
ia. Japanese back aCrOSs North
S-echuou road, suffering trcmen-
Gogs losses as they bowled the
rapan,Sc gunncrS hack To Chang
chun and Darrock roads.
\ she'll burst in Louza police
station. causing a riot among priS'
ongrs in the station Jail. Bubbling
Wells Road police station also was
bic. and another landed at Picking
end S,cchuan roads, in the heart
OF the city.
Throughout the night japanese
scarchlights rakcd the sky, added
Their long spikes Of light to the
glow of fires. Three huge fire:
burned i'm the Japanese section OF
Hongkew. and n half dozen Others
could be seen distinctly in the Chi
n,sc arcas OF Chapel.
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AT
FORD PLANT
CALLED OFF

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Oct. Is.
UP)-Pickcts were Withdrawn
late yesterday from the Ford Mo-
tor company assembly plant here
after company officials indicated
that the plant was TO be abandon
ed because Of a labor tiff with
the United Automobile Workers.
Jack Swift, organizer for the
JAW, Il Committee for Industrial
Organization affiliate, called off
the pickets after receiving Il tele-
gram from Homer Martin, JAW
president. Only five men had been
keeping the vigil at the plant.
FINAL closing Of the plant -
which meant loss of jobs for
5000 men and stoppage of a
100000 payroll - followed a
lockout strike" called by the
JAW when the company ordered
120 maintenance men not to re-
port for work early this week.
Harry Bennett, Ford personnel
director, charged that police pro-
lection had been refused company
officials seeking to enter and
leave the plant. City Manager II.
f. McElroy, holding hurried con-
fcrenccs with union leaders, has
tened to assure the company that
such protection would be provid-
ed in the future.
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Start Work On
Resort Hotel In
BrevardLocality

BREVARD, Oct. Is. (SpcciaD.
Construction work has begun on
n modern resort hotel at Judson
lake in the Cedar Mountain sec
ton, near Brcvard. The inn is
expected to be completed and
ready for guests at the beginning
of season in the early summer.
Mrs. S. B. Smell Of Clearwater,
Fla, is having the building erect
ed and will operate it herself as
tourist resort hotel. 7. A. Sny-
der. who recently completed a
beautiful summer home in this
vicinity, is in charge Of the con-
struction work. and will be asso-
ciated with Mrs. Smell in operat-
ing the inn.
The building is being erected
on a prominence overlooking the
lake, will be modern in all Of its
appointments, and will contain 20
or more bedrooms. 1t will be
known as Robin Hood Inn.
The wooded hills and wales sur
rounding the inn will be cleared
70" tennis courts, SWITCHBOARD,
horseback riding, and later a golf
course is expected to be built
The Judson lake, already on the
property, will provide facilities
for swimming, boating and fish
ing. Numerous trails now con
meet the lake with recently
completed road through the prop,
erty. and other trails for hiking
and horseback riding will be
opened.
Mrs. Smell is the owner and or
orator of the Princess Ulclah Inn
at Clearwater, Fla, and has been
very successful in its operation.
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TEACHERS OF
DISTRICT HEAR
ERWIN TODAY
Almost 1000 Attending
Annual Session in
Ashevil!e

ASHEVILLE. Oct. l0.-Ihe
annual convention of the West
ern district of the North Carolina
Education association convened
here today and between 1900
and 1000 public school teachers
are attending.
Addresses by prominent speak
erS are expected to highlight the
sessions. Clyde A. Erwin, state SUI
pcrintendent of public instruc-
ton, and Charles NJ. Newcomb,
humorist, of Delaware, Ohio, will
speak this afternoon.
DR.. Willis Sutton. supcrintend-
ent of city schools, of Atlanta,
will speak at the session this even
ing at Lee Edwards senior high
school. Florence Hale, of New
York, editor of the Grade Teach
or, will speak tomorrow morning.
T. c. Robertson, Buncombe SUI
pcrintendent of public instruction,
will preside. Dr.. K. l.. Moore,
president of Mars Hill college,
will preside at the annual banquet
this evening at 6:30 o'clock.
In addition to general sessions,
various committee and depart
mental meetings will be held.
The fourth annual meeting OF
the Western North Carolina Adult
Education association will be held
in conjunction with the district
meeting, and this group will meet
at 2 o'clock this afternoon and
at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow morn
mo
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Beware Coughs
from common colds
That Hang On

No matter how many medicines
Won have tried for your cough, chest
cold, or bronchial irritation, you can
get relief now with CreOnuiSion.
Serious trouble may be brewing and
YOU cannot afford TO take 4 chance
with any remedy less potent than
Circumcision. which goes right to
the seat of the trouble and aids ma
ture to Soothe and heal the intlamed
mucous membranes and TO loosen
and cxpel the germ-lSden phlcgm.
Even If other remedies have failed,
don't be discouraged, try CreOmUl-
sion. Your druggist is authorized to
refund your money if you are not
thoroughly satisfied with the bene-
fits obtained from the very first
bottle. CreomulSion IS one word-not
two, and IL has no hyphen in It..
Ask for it plainly, see that the name
on the bottle is Circumcision, and
you'll get the genuine product and
the relief you want. (AdvO
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WILL CLOSE PLANT

DEARBORN, Mich, Oct. 10
(UP)-Harry Bennett, personnel
director of the Ford Motor COM
pany, declared today that the
Kansas City assembly factory
normally employing 5000 men,
would be abandoned because OF
controversy with the United Au-
tomobile Workers union.
"As far as I'm conccrned-and
| have something to say--we're
all through down there" Bennett
said.
II. c. DoSS and Joseph Busch,
officials of the Kansas City fac
tory, were recalled to Dearborn
headquarters. Bennett said they
would be given new assignments.
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DYNAMITE is WORRY

WINNIPEG, Man. (UP)-Un.
easy lie the heads of residents OF
a suburb here at night, for TWEEN.
ty sticks of dynamite disappeared
from a shack and police are un-
able to establish whether they
were stolen by children OF safe
crackerS.
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WOULD MEET ALL.
GROUP in CAPITAL

NJOntlHueu lIOln page OneD
three or to enlarge that commit
tee to reasonable" extent.
Green strobe 10 the rostrum ard
asked the delegates TO tatify the
message which he had instruct
ed Secretary Frank Morrison to
send Harvey Fremming, pro TEN
secretary of the rebels.
Matthew Vol, A f of l. vice
president who has been regarded
as one of the leading peace-mak-
erS of the federation, read the
text.
A mighty roar of "aye" signi-
fled its approval.
The highlights Of the message
to the Clio were:
1t blamed the CIO for "the con-
fusion, division and conflict in
the family of trade unions"
1t recalled repeated efforts to
heal and adjust the unfortunate
breach"
1t criticized the CIO invitation
as being conceived in a spirit not
in accord with the expressed OBJ
jectiveS."
1t advised Lewis that despite
his failure to accept the olive
branch during the past two years
the federation would be willing,
under certain conditions, to at
tempt again to end the internec-
inc war and anticipated an early
response" to this decision.
The temper of the afternoon
session of the convention con.
trastcd sharply with that of the
previous ten days. Only yesterday
morning the federation signalizcd
its resolve to fight the Go to the
end.
First it adopted a resolution
calling for the senate Civil Libcr,
ties committee TO investigate
charges that Lewis had initiated Z
state of civil wgr" in the ma,
tons coal fields by iNs;ruCting his
| United Mine Workers to beat
down the small Progressive Min
crs union.
Then it adopted n series OF
amendments to its constitution
Streamlining the operating ma
chinery of the A F of l. and Civ
ing its officers strong new pow
erS to curb future rcbellionS Il
/ loyal unions.
John p. Frey, metal trades lead
CT and bitter enemy of Lewis, de
mandcd n congressional invcstiga,
ton into charges that the Nation,
ADD Head K Lead to come -.
al Labor Relations board was
abctting the ClO movement.
Two hours later, the convention
reasSembled and it was evident a
new sentiment was stirring. With
dispatch, the delegates approved
the newest resolve to seek peace
in labor's ranks.
In brief nominating speech,
George l.. Harrison, head of the
4 + of l. peace committee, called
upon the federation to rc-clect
Green to his fourteenth year as
president because " he is one who
cXemplifies democracy.
He referred to the ClO dispute
and cited Green us capable OF
carrying on in a way that reflect
credit in our movement and salt
he was one who believed labol
would be reunited.
The peace move, eliminating
% months of pickering, FOLLOWED
reports that President Roosevelt
had taken an interest in the dis
pute the reports were occaSionet
by attendance at the A + of |
convention of two federal Off
Gals, Senator George l.. Berry
and James F. Dewey, labor boart
conciliator.
1t is known that Berry and Sen
ator Robert F. Wagner-autho
of the National Labor Relation
act-have sought to heal th'
breach in acknowledgements ma
neuvers. Wagner has presented
Mr.. Roosevelt with detailed for
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Episcopal church by vote of the
House of Bishops at the 53rd con-
vcntidn late yesterday.
Final approval Of the Missouri
city for the 1910 meeting was ex-
pestcd in the House Of Deputies.
The lower house voted to merge
the offices of the presiding bishop
and the president of the National
Council. A canon WAS amended to
make retirement of the spiritual
and administrative lcdacr of the
church mandatory at the first con-
vcntion after his G8th birthday,
instead of the 10th, as voted in
the House Of Bishops. Adoption
of the canon now awaits action by
the House Of Bishops.
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Murphy and Robbinsville, and is
now accepting work at Washing
ton, Ga. ...-.I
The Prcsbytcry apportioned
among the churches a quota OF
S32 600 to be raised in three years
for the ministers annuity fund.
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B.A.U. SERVICE AT
TUXEDO SUNDAY

A special B.A.U. program will
be given at the Tuxedo Baptist
church at 6 80 p. m. Sunday. Oct.
II. Parents are urged to come,
as other adults, that they may en-
JOY the training service held for
them at this time.
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Y y eeatkeE


llayia.u. III degrees. Mini
NUM- degrees. Mean-50 de-
g.ecs. Days rangc--l2 degrees.
Rainfall % inches.
Normal mean temperature for
CctObcr-jG.I degrees. Rainfall
10 datc-2.3j inches. Normal
rainfall for OctOber-l.36 inches.
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mula whose main precent is
known to be acceptable to both
factions,
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CARD OF THANKS

| wish TO send card Of thanks
to all those who sent flowers to
the funeral of my cousin, Mildred
Bryce.
tip EMILY II. LaBRUCE.
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The first union label was used
by San Francisco cigar makers
about 1870.
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Stockholm. Sweden has started
social sightseeing tours for tour
lists.
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Body
Votes To Meet
In Kansas City

CINCINNATI, Oct. l5--(CP)
City was virtually as.
sured the next triennial General
Convention of the Protestant
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28
Pms @anat mnb @aAdfa.

Gormittags entltonO ouF benz
Sole Oes Scotia Sirbu in Der nit
@erfdes benndbarten @emeinoe
gIoifobac elm Geuer, 6as infolge
BEG beftigen Gturmpinoes bolo bic
91her bon bier Nadbarb6uiern er-
foBte. DieIe unO ale Nebeneebduoe
etc. nuroen elm Opfer Der Slant
men.
Sci ser 9eriteieerune Der Sous
plate Der Joritoireftion in @patin
ertuarb gg. 2udenbiibI fir 10000
Omar elm &aus am Marttplase,
oos in elm Mbnenbeim u~mgemanoelt
peroen fon. Scum plant man Die
@riinoung elmer @enoienidaft. Sn
0ieIe ioaen Die 8ertreter oaer apo-
finer aulturbereine einaieben. I'M
Die gon5e Sade als cine apatiner
MnaeIesenbeit 3u oermirtlid)en. 0os
erltonoene Saus ion in cine mo0er-
ne @aftnirtidaft umgeftaltet per-
Sen. sic oonn ale bolfifden Bereine,
GuIturbuno uip. b~eberberaen Tam.
Waon plant, aud eiuen groBen Sool
~ erriften. Gas @runofnpitnl 1T
olif 10000 Omar feiteefest.
Ser aaufmonn aIeronoer Sott.
Ter in Weufab feierte nit ieiner Trau
oeh. Murie 2sbl I'M TamiEienfreis
6os 50iGbrioe Scd)aeitsiubilaim.
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28
gOttSdesr Madridtem.

9ie SnbresberIammlung oes
@ottideer @eiong0ereins mdblte IN
ben @oritnno: Sbmann Soief Sonig-
mann, Steabertreter Soief Sdober,
96riftfiibrer &onraO Gom, Steu.
bertreter Sofef Serbit, sangport
Or. Sans Mrfo, Steuoertreter Soief
0ornig iun., SadeIuart Gran5
8ldinfel, Steabertreter Grib 9os,
nit, Notentuort 6ran3 &om, SteG-
bertreter @einbolO MteOis, geir1te:
Morie &0tbel, &ioi Serbit, aoolf
6ornbader, GuooIf SOnfe, 3beoOor
Satporef, gouoro Serblt, &olano
Mrfo. 8egen boben alters lebnte
Ser Iongidbrige Observation-Disclosures
Srana SdeIdarf Die @ieOerpobI ob.
Or. Sermonn Sieemuno, Elm
Sobn hes in &oflern geborenen
Sdulrots MIois Sieemuno, nurOe
gum ouBerorOentliHen Hrofeiior fir
@eburtsbiIfe uno @Dndtologie an
Der @ro5er l1nineriit6t ernonnt.
Bon Der Gdule. - Sn Stal3ern
lit Sic bisber 3peiflnifiee Sdule our
0reifIoIiieen erpeitert morOer, 10
Dab bort nun 5pei ilopenifhe Glaf.
fen neben elmer Oeutiden beiteben.-
Sn SdGfIein tDuroe bic 1883 err
rihtete S1uIe oufgeIoiien. - Sn
Der Sto6t bethlehem nod bret 0eut-
ide 2Iafien. - Sn Der @roBge-
meinoe gteiieItoI. Die 90 0rtfdoften
odbIt, riro an feiner Der beTteben-
ben SduIen oeutihpr llnterridt err
teiIt.
SIM 8elsbere erIeete &err aorl
Hraune einen aeiler. &iermit mur.
De beuer bereits cas- finite @iIO.
idtpein i'm &obenegser Mebier sur
Gtrede eebroHt.
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28
siebenbiirser Oeemiefeiten.

Ser &louienburger rom. fotb.
Rirtengemeinoe tpur0en i1mtli6e
Smmobilien bonn 6isfus iequeitiert,
ouBeroem nuroen Oie Mieten be.
l9lognobmt. 9as SequeIter tpurOe
megen zines Steuerriifltanoes BON
oret Wliaionen ~ongeorOnet.
Sn &lnuienburg iprang Die
n~erpenfrante Roufmannsgnttin ST..
llama @roB aus einem Seniter oes
Nritten Stodwerfes. Die 6rau bIieb
nit 5eridmetterten @lieoern tot lie,
gen.
Sin fiirdterlides GdGaeuetter
ereignete fi6 in Ser CRUDE goncor-
oio-@ulcan Bel &ronitaot. 9ie in
elmer @r1be o~neebduften Metangaie
berurfo6ten cine fdredlide grplo.
fion, oie einiee Mrbeiter, Die iiH in
Ser @sube befanoen, oiif Der 5teue
t0iete.
Ser Chauffeur Ser G~ronitdoter
SuAporenfabrif Sderg ~entpenoete
aus Der aolie $4,000 Sci. 1907
600 Sci purOen in ieiner @obnung
gefunoen.
Sn 8iitriB itorb nod Iangem
i6merem 2ei0en i'm Mlter bon ga
Sobren Erougott 8eGmann, SRI
ieur.
@erIobt bat fid Or. gson SeioeI,
Brofefior, &ronftnot, nit SRI. @nne.
marie 8reb, Sebes MIba.
Die Ofesierune bat beidlofien,
our 8efdmpfung oes Sumpffiebers,
oog i~nsbefonoere I'M 9onou-0 Delta
idbrlid bieIe touieno Sooesopfer
foroert, energiifw MoBnobmen 81
trefFen. 8u oieiem 3ped merOen
i'm n1hiti6brigen Budget Beg @e-
Observation-Disclosures 100 MiGio-
ner &c; eingeiteds.
Qus Me0iold. - Die Grauung
oes Serrn 8rimororot 9r. GarI
gutt mt Sri. a0el6eit Sein5eImann
fano III ser Cd. Staotpfarrfirde 81
9inaA Itatt 5ilberne Sod5eit
feierten Serr &orl &naa, 2altf-
mann, gratein, uno feline @emab-
lin gIDine &nan. = SeineH 70.
@eburtstog feierte Gris Gnrres. Der
1881 nit Teinem gruoer 5omiiel
aus SadBburg nod Weoini6 fam,
no eriterer cine 2~e6erfabrif griinoete,
in Der 5riB Cares iid betGtigte,
Bis er 1911 in Sen Sutherland trat.
am 8orubeno Der Granddaughter
brndte Der Mitiifperein ieitem i'm.
mer nod attiben Mitglieo elm
Gt1nohen.
Sn GddBburg belt bic 9eutide
golfspartei am Sonntag cine Bolts
beriammlung, at melder Iih ntif
MnbGnger Der ~8olfsgemeinihaft elm.
fnnoen. SIN Qoufe Der geriamm-
lung fam es 81 elmer beftigen Nus
einon0eriesung, Die in cine tpiilte
GdI6gerei oitsnrtete, BET melfer II
BerIonen berlest tpuroen. 9ie &ube
fonrte crit Ourd Die Holi8ei Dieoer
bergeiteut meroen.
Sir Sermnnnitnot iDuroe cine
nelse~ sSnterimgfommifiion %ernannt,
nit s Rum1nen uno folgenOen bier
Sa6len: Or. RorI @iinoiid, gi3e-
biirgermeiIter. Or. glbert Corr, &it.
ooIf @0bbeI unO Or. AIfreh Saloi-
fer.
Muf Mnor0nins Der geboroen
tuurOe ueaen @ebrouhs bon oeutihen
0rtsnomen bic naronitdOter Set
tuna" auf unbeItimmte 8eit efnge-
IteGt. Das 9Iatt feierte Dor eini-
gen Monotem iein 100idbriges SUI
biI1um. Cine ISOLDE borber tuuroe
aus oemieIben @runoe nieie M0B-
nahme audi segen oas ,Siebenbiir.
eifd-D eutf6e EoaebIatt" %Dorsenolrt-
men, es fonnte ieooh nod ttuet 2d.'
gen mieoer erfheinen.
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28

aeb. grano, BON bier fonnte in er.
freultder Stride ibren 70. @eburts-
tag feieru. 9ie Altersiubilorin err
freut fi6 in peiteiten 9reiien eroB-
ter 8eliebtbeit.
grOken6ain. Sin IGperer unfon
ereiguete Ii6 ouf &ittergut gOeIs-
BORT. 0ort nuroen Arbeiter nit
Dem JGGen zines 8oumes beid1f'
tigt. 4ls oieIer umgelegt tper0en
ioute, brad Ser obere Cell ob, uno
elm i6nerer Sit traf ben 50 Sabre
olten berBeirafeten 2anoorbeiter
RirI6ner aus MOeIsoorf i'm 9fiiden.
SSSn beoenfli6em 3uitonOe DurOe Der
@erungTiidte nod Dem @~roBenbai-
ner 2rnnfenbous berbradt, mo- err
geitorben lit.
Berlin. Gin entiesIides grono-
ungliid bat iber cine 5ponOouer
arbeiterFumiIie fdUeres 2eio ge-
bradt. Sn Der SieolerfoIonie in
Ben Gpefte-@ ieien fam in Der
@%obnlaube Der @beleute Strodborn
Jeuer aus. Die 2oibe tDuroe elm
&oub ser 5Inmmen, un0 nit ibr
berbronnten in ibren 8etthen Die
bei6en Rin0er beg gbepoores, Der
215idbrige Gris un0 Die einjdbrise
@iielo. 0ie Miitter Der &Ieinen
erIitt einen 0erben5uiammenbruh.
Surbbeim. Der % Sabre ate
S~iIfsarbeiter MIfre0 Wliiler aus
8reBingett, Der fir elm S0pfinger
9ouunternebmen om bieiigen 8abn'
bof nit benz Muslaoen bon &anali-
~iotionsrobren beid1ftigt NOR, noute
nod 8een0igung Ser Grbeit auf Sen
2oItwogen auhpringen. ct glitt ie.
bod an benz ioeben anfabrenOen
2oitDagen aus uno fam 8u san.
Die &1oer oes i1nerbelaoenen $50.
gems ginsen Dem iungen @onn iiber
&opf unO Gals uno fiibrten ieinen
iofortigen Sob berbei.
Grad. Ser dIteife monn ser
gbro9er Efarrgemein0e uno 8u-
glei6 Ser 1Iteite grbbofbouer, Sc
boltian @ob bon Bud, feierte ieinen
80. @eburtstog. Got entItommt
elmer alten 8nuernfomilie, Oie nod.
ueisbar fdon Ieit Dem Sabre 1868
ununterbro6en ouf Sem gleiden
Sof IiBt. Cine LANCE Mbnenreibe
edter 0eltti6er 8auern lit Der Stol5
Ser JomiIie auf Dem r@0benbof".
SIN Sabre 1884 puroe Ser 6amilie
Oos gbrenblott fir alteingeieiiene
gaiiernfomiIien iiberreidt, Oas i'm
gon5en 8amberger 2an0 nur in orei
SGuIern %onautreffen lit. SebaItian
Got mar "a Sabre lang 6elOge'
i6worener, 80 Sabre lang Oeren
Sbmonn. Mu6 aIs 9~0idbriger gonnt
fid @ob nod feline &ube, oenn tag,
lid pan0ert er nod binaus oufs
Selo, nm git arbeiten.
2iegnit. 8om Sabre 1900 Biz
1912 wuroe in fInfidbrigen ab-
1tGnoen, rur bin ulo pieoer 6urG
RriegsereigniIie unterbroden oas
Manni6ieBfeIt in 2iegnis ourdge-
fiibrt, 0as ii9 i'm @erlauf Der Sobr-
bunoerte al einem Der gr0Bten oeut-
i6en Bolts uno Seimatfeite ent.
DideIte. geo9 25i1briger Bauie
miro nun in Ser &~iIioustpo9e 1887
(bom 2. Big II. SuIi) oos grobe
S9leiiide MonnldieBfeit pieOer ge-
feiert. Gos S9ieBen nod Der Mann-
ideibe, often fir ieoen 9eutiden,
Elm GROCER Geit3ug, Der Die @e-
fdidte Ser 9ioiten- un6 @arten-
ftobt uno oomit auglei6 oieienige
Sdleiiens beban0eIt, elm GROCER
GeitpIob bon Dem l1mfang fat mie
Die MIn1ener Sftobertpieie un6 0os
r3eIteliiften" Ser &onOmerferinnun-
gen tperoen bic Souptereigniiie 0es
MonnidieBfeltes fein.
gOttidesr @adridtem.
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28

2obenfein. SIM benn1barten
0orie Sberlemnib iino Bobnbous,
Stall uno S1eune Oes 8auern 8ini
N1iiaer nie0ergebronnt. 9os ge-
iamte MobiIior, ale Nlai9inen un0
@erdte fno oen Glammen 3um Sp-
fer gefoaen. Dos @roBbieb fouute
in Siderbeit gebrodt per6en.
gab GdnnOam. aiir5Ii9 tpurbe
ste SputbmiibIe im benudborten
@itteInoorf our9 Elm @roBfeuer
einaeaidert. Ser ourf oos Geuer
anaeridtete @9aoen betrdgt riin6
100000 Reidsmorf. gttDo so @e-
Observation-Disclosures finO Ourd Ons
gronOungliid beiddftigungslos ee-
poroen.
aOI6era. SIN @run6Itiid Der ai,.
fomobilwerfItatt Neff gtoff. brad
Teuer aus, 0ds erIt febr ip1t bon
SousbeuoBnern entoedt DurOe. Die
in 0as brennenoe &%interbaus bor-
0ringeube Geuerpebr fonO Die be-
reits Itart berfobIte 2eide beg 25-
i1brigen Solsm1odens grno 8il-
beIm. @ie oie ltuterIudung ergob,
mar Ser Sfen i'm MdOden8immer
e~gplo6iert.
@iem. 9ie S-ol5fammersutbobn,
oie am 10. 5ebruar infolge finan-
aieIler S9pieriefeiten ibren 9etrieb
eineeiteut botte uno Sic feitoem itin'
Iiegt, nobm ibren @ertebr pieOer
ouf. SIN SinbIif ouf Sen Srem-
oenberfebr i'm S~oIsfammereut nab
renO Der Commemorate miro Oieie
20iung Defenders begriiBt, fir Die
ais 3ufduB fir feds Waonate 1907
900 SHILLING BON Der 8unOesregie.
rittlg unO ben intereiiierten 8unoes-
I1nOern oufgebradt tpur0en. Ser
Notberfebr ouf Ser 2onOitraBe Ddb-
reno Der ginitenung Der 8abn bate
fi1 ols ur5uIGngli6 ertpieien.
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28

0~prfprOoeIten. SIN SaaIe Oes
@oItbauies Sum Stern, Ser iibpr-
fiiut mar, perabidieoete iid oie @e-
meinoe BON 9berlebrer Galener. @e-
meinoe, Tartei uno Grauenidaft
iiberreidten benz Sdei0enoen, Dem
16 Sabre lang Die Sueeno Dorf-
prodeltens anbertraut mar, @eiden-
te. Ser nei,e Srtssruppenleiter
airdgeBner unO 2reisleiter Sors
niiroigten bic Ter0ienite Jalgners
I'm Die 9epegrng. Der Rreisleiter
fiibrte Oorouf ben neuen 0rtsgrup.
penleiter in iein Mmt elm. Wuiiffo-
pene, @eiangberein unb 8OW. uer-
id5ntem Die Geier nit aoblreiden
Darbictuneen. Oberlebrer GnIgner,
Ser nod MarttbeioenfeIo beriett
mur6c. iprod fir Die 8epeife Der
anertennrnG ianh has gertrouens
Ieinen beraIiden DaHt aus.