davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1937-06-11
6emeimnhtiges
gflese Oes sdmnds.

Sdmud muB iorgfdltie gepfle9t
Der6en, einerleL oh es iih UNI
Steine, 9erlen, 91etoa ODER Stein.
gegenItGn0e bonOelt: Silberne Sect.
ten, armb1noer, groi1en un0 &c.
genitGnoe obne Steiue reinigt man
NIT elmer Miihung aus gleiden Get
len Spiritus uuO 0laeneiiafalf unO
reibt nit einem tuoaenen Elth natb.
@olOene SdmudgegenitdnOe bear6ei-
tet man nit elmer Deiden 8iirite IN
lauparmem Seifenpaiier. Carte
Soften i6iitteIt man in elmer 5laide
nit Seifenuaiier our6. Iinehte
Metole reinigt man nit einem 8at.
tebaul6, Oen man in reineu Nlfo-
Dol toudt. Steine, einerlei, oh iie
edit ODER uneft iinA, Ieet man elm
paar Minuten in &olniidipaiier uno
biirItet iie NIT einem Deiden giirit.
den aug. Goraaen reibt man nit
einem in Geifennniier getouhten
2einenl6ppden ob urO reibt tie nit
9eoer blonf. 8erniteiu miro Die
nett, nenn man es nit einem mollc-
men 2oppen uno 8eingeiit bebanoelt.
llbrfetten reinigt man nit trodener
9i9arrenai6e. IerIen perOen in
Seifenpoiier ourdgei6iittelt unO
nit einem 2oppen trodengerieben.
Sett erbdIt ieinen uripritngliden
@lon5, mern man es nit @atte unO
Del obreibt un6 es nit 2eoer nu9-
poliert.
Washington Journal., 1937-06-11
Shsisen (g,. @eisenfeIs). Qouf.

Sbeiken (g3. @eibenfeIs). Rouf-
mann Gris guid len. begirg iein
Subildum 25idbriger 9ienittdtigteit
ais @ei6aftsfiibrer Der 3weisiteue
EbeiBen Der Greisiparfafie @eiBen-
feIs.
Sambnrg. Sin iunger Mann in
Iltono madte ii6 an elm M10den
beran, BON Dem er pttBte, OoB es'
bel ser Seirot cine er0Bere Mitgift
befoinmen miir0e. @r tGuIdte BEN
Gltern ser grout elm feItes grbeits-
oerb1ltnis Dor unO beridaffte Iih
Iein .Ginfommen" Ourh 9orlebns-
IdDinoel. Sir oie So&3eit bate
Der 8etriiger umfongreide gorbe-
reitungen getroffen. gr bate efnen
8routtDoeen NIT feds S6immeIn
beIteat unO an glumenbGnoler gro,
BE auftr1ge fit Sic ausIdmiifung
Der Stride erteilt. 3u Der Sod5eits.
feier in einem groBen 2ozll maren
bier5ig Berionen geIoOen, fir oeren
Undertaking. Ser SdDiuoIer. meb-
rere Son56ameu berpflidtet bate.
ginige @eili- uno SpirituoIenbGno-
Ter, NIT oenen Ser ongebli6e 8rGu-
tigam tpeeen erbebIider 2%ieferuneen
berban0eIte, botten aber 8er0odt
nngMIhf+ ans Observation-Disclosures A;a
8oli3ei. gIs Der @onn bernommen
merOen foute, rib er aus. Go er
nidt ouf anruf itarrO, mar oec Rri-
minalbeamte ge8punger, gu fdie-
BEN un6 Der 6IiiftIing puroe our9
cine Rlgel i'm &iifen berIebt. SIN
8oli3eieefduenis iteIte iid beroiis,
rnB er pieoerbolt tDegen 0arIebns.
IdpinoeI oorbeftroft lit uno erit
fiiralid cine ldngere @efGngnisItrafe
berbiiBt bat.
Washington Journal., 1937-06-11
Muttemidlmb i'm sOmmcr.

MOttemidmb i'm Summer.
Mon ii6ert @ouioheu un0 $40.
bel ouf folgen0e %beDabrte, 6iaige
8eiie: Nus ser Qrogerie fir einige
Sent 6liegenbol8 gebolt, in einem
alien Sopfe nit biel 8aiier Our6ge-
fodt un0 abgeieibt. Dit Oieier fla-
rem 5liiiiigfeit peroen idmtlide
Gd)ubii6er3iige Ser M0bel unO oer-
IdieOene alte Glider getrdnft. Ine
8pllterIaden un0 Seppide ner0en
gut geflopft unO gebiiritet unO Oidt
nit 3eitungspapier belegt. 9rufer-
I6ndr8e lit oie grbfeinoin Ser
Wotten. Die M0bel befommeu Die
g~etrofneten 1eber5iige, Die Seppi6e
peroen gerout uno in imprdgnierte
Eiider. gebiiat. 8ortieren iin0 nit
3eitungen 5u beiteden, Die 8oa-
oeden 0omit 3u belegen. 9as 8elj.
nerf bebonoeIt uno @inter1triimpFe
un6 @oamdI6e i'm @dideidranf
redt rei6li9 5piiden 3eituugspa.
pier geidi6tet ltn0 nerpadt. Nor
elmer Mbreiie rGumt ma boriihts~
balber nod ieOes 3inmer aus, in
Dem man i'm gut beridloieneir
&aume cine SanO bon S%nieftenpuI-
Der ouF cine nit gliibenoen &oblen
gefinte Shoufel itrett. MrBer0em
peroen iiberou groBe @efaBe nit
@aIier aufgeitelt, W1otten unO SHE
gen finoen Oarin ii9eren 600. Sinh
oieie SdiisborriHtungen getroffen,
tonn MAJ rubig Die 8obnung mo-
natelong b%erlaiien un0 abihlieBca.
Sir iebr Gngitlide Sausfrouen lei
nod elm Mottenmittel genonnt,
pel6es bon sen 8el3bGnolern &uB-
lambs oilgetponOt miro: Cine SanO
bou Sampler tno Die geltoBene
S6aIe Oes ipaniiden @feffers miro.
in oreipiertel Quart ltarfen Spiri.
TUG geidiittet uno Ser Sonnentpdr-
me ~ausgeiest, Bis ii6 Der Sampler
gelolt bat. 9ie Our1geieibte Sill
figfeit ipriBt man ouf MObel uno
8eI5nerf. @idelt man Iebteres in
refine Glider, 10 fam man es iabre-
lang aufbeDobrer, obne W1otten oa.
rim 81 finoen.
@ebrannten &affee gut
ouf3ubeDobren. Man gibt ibn III
cine reft feiti9IieBenoe 8ledbiidle
uno ourdidiitteIt i'm init wenig
3uder.
&Ieine Mengen Butter
idaumig gu riibren. Mon gebe tie
al oieiem 3med in einen Saienfopf,
sen MAJ in beiBes 8aiier tuuht uno
riibre 0ie Butter raid nit elmer
@abel ourf). 9ie entleerte Saile
lit in Sleiidbriibe eetaudt, raid
fettfrei uno es eebt ni6ts BON ibrepl
Snbolt perloren.
graten ODER @~efIugel
lin0 5Gbe, poIen nidt Weid DerOerl
Gein geatron auieBen, 0a oleles Dos
Gleil9 gerne miBfarbig macbt, es
audi unangeuebm lougig idmedeil
ldBt. Gofiir Elm paor 2offel giiig,
&oenaf ooer ettpas reiien 8eingeilt
beigeben - BEL @efliigel in Die
gau6boble tr1ufeln = lie MAIDEN
ons Stiid III fur3er 3eit miirbe.
gntfernung oes &eiiel-
teins. Gas anieben pom &elel-
Itein i'm @aIlerfeiiel lit fiir Die SauS-
frau cine redt unongenebme Sade.
0as @oiier brou6t beoeutenO l1rger
Belt bis Ser &odgrao erreidt lit, Die
@asflomme mlb LANCER bremen
uno belaltet bic 8asrednlng mtno-
tig. Gin gang por5iglides Mittel
lit oagegen oas ausfoden nit Dem
erlten @aiier, 0as BON Gbabarber
abgegoiien miro, Inn Die berbe Sh1r-
fe Dem &ompott 81 nebmer. Wan
fiiot Dem Gbabarbermaiier einen boil
ben &ofieel0ffel Natron 81 uno
fodt ie nod Stdrfe Der Galfmano
i'm GeIiel ibn ein- ooer apetAtal aus.
Ser Grfols lit iiberraideno unb bat
BEN 9orteil, gdn5lid fOitenlos err
rn,A4 -. Ros..
Washington Journal., 1937-06-11
Giebenbfrner g1adridtem.

Stebenbnrger N1fJrtdJten.
9os Soupt elmer id0nen boff-
nungsreiden 5onilie, elm muiter-
batter gbegatte, elm IiebenOer 5art-
fiiblenOer 8ater, elm 5uberlGIiiger
@oIfsgenoiie, elm gutter &ameruO-
Der Ieiner Somilie, ieinem 8eruf
un0 Ieinem golfe lebte, itarb i'm
81. 2ebensiabr, Der Nieoiaider 2itO.
mig Conrad.
Ser &in0erI6usberein in Ger
maunItoot bat feline @dideonitolt
0urd sic Anidoffung einiger mo.
oerner 8iigeImoi6inen ertpeitert
uno reitigt Srofbemoen uno &ra-
gen. 0ie ardger perOen 10 gebii-
qeIt, oaB sic Rrotpotte lei9t our6'
ge5ogen tperOen fam. Sn MeDioid
lit aud cine Mnnabmeiteae in Dem
@eI6Gft BON sc. 11ngar.
Sn @eoiai6 bat ii6 Soief Sbol-
meier nit SRI. Sanna &omiai ber-
Iobt.
Ser 8eripaltung Ser itootliden
6iittentperfe in Siebenbiirger (fim.
MAJ wuroe our9 Miniterrat6e-
f6IuB Die 8eminieung erteilt, BEL
Ser 5erroitabl in @iien Die nottper-
oieen anlogen CUR Seritenung bon
@iIenbalbfabrifatet 3u b%eite1en.
Ser @ert Der MaI1inen betragt Is
Meinionen &ei9smorf.
Sn @Iauienbure uer6en i'm 2ou-
fe Ser f~oIgenoen flint Sabre Stra'
BenpfIoiterunesorbeiten i'm 8erte
BON % Miuionen Sci altsgefubrt
ner0en.
auf gingobe beim @runObud-
amt IN @roBmar0ein lit oas @igen-
tumsre9t iiber oos befannte Jelir-
8o0, oas Ben Acknowledgement
geborte, iotpie Oasienige iiber Die
fotb. &eidsnfooemie in @roBtDor-
Oein aitf ben Stont iiberidrieben
uoroen. Ser Or0en pir0 beirut
den, Oieie @nteienung ~ridgdngig
gu MAIDEN.
SIN eoangeliiden Srieobof bon
&ronita0t mur0en in 5tpei @ruften
8affen gefunOen. 9ie @offen mo-
rem iorgfdltig ge0H ut0 berpadt.
Die 8eboroen berbafteten ben
Srieobofsp61ter uno amei onoere
8erionen, Die nit benz Suno in
3uiammenbong gebradt perOen.
Sn 8iitriB 1tarben Sofia &uales,
geb. &~ol8trdger, SO Sabre alt, unO
Eraugott 8eamann, Sriieur.
Mus 8 iltrib. ~ Sn Die en-
leoiete gerpfIegeriteae i'm Mrmen.
biirgerinititut nuroe in Ser lesten
BresbDteriaIiiBung Mi9aeI S9uiter,
Geuermebr0iener, oorldufig auf Die
9auer zines Sabres getpablt.
Wfit Dem 16. April tpllr0e Die 10
iebr nottpenoige uno pobltuenOe off,
tion oes ep. 9rtsfrauenpereins ge-
idloiien, in Der Soffnung, i'm 8in-
ter ben Mittagstiid fir arme &in-
Der pieOer gu er0ffnen. gs muir.
ben ieit Mnfang 9eoember |. S.
tdgli9 $40 &inoer geIpeiit, uno
5tpar nit einem reidliden, por6iig-
lid 5~ubereiteten, BON Sen Srauen
eeIpenoeten giien uno eben 10 reid.
Iidem 8rot, Oas meiit aud fir
Souie mitgegebeH per0en tonnte. -
SIN Sitter BON 38 Sabren itarb So
ief Shuaer, &mtsoiener Der 4age.
meinen Sparfaiie.
Die Notwithstanding miro in
&lauienburg cine '@iienbabntpaggon-
&eparaturmerfit1tte nit neudeitiger
MusriItung erribten.
9ie 9euti1e HarIamentspartei
bat es 6alrd |erbanolungen nit Ser
&egieruna prreidt Dab Sen Sieben.
biirgiiG-lddliiden 8ldttern Der &C.
brou9 Der oeutihen Srtsnomen mie.
Ser eeitattet lit. 9ie lGdiiihen gldt.
ter, Die tDegen oes @e5rauds Der
oeutiden Srtsnomen eingeiteIlt ipa-
rem, erideinen uieoer.
Washington Journal., 1937-06-11

Gteimbad BET 2obr. Bel &omm-
orbeiten an Der StouItufe Steinbad
bat Ser Ieoiee %27idbriee Saloiier
Sermann Rreu5er aus Stnotpro8el-
ten, bebeimotet in &uppertsbiitten
BET 2obr, ben SOB gefuuoen. 9as
llagliid ereignete ii9 beim Srons-
port zines anferieiles iiber ben
Moi1t, ais Ser @enonnte anideinenO
BON oem Sell ins @oiier ge8ogen
tpur0e uno tros Iofortiger Settings
maBnabmen i'm @aifer beridmanO.
Washington Journal., 1937-06-11

9armfa6t. 8egen I6uinoeIbof-
ter 8anfgeidGfte un0 S9Goigune
zines nnmbaften SnOuItrieuen Inn
mebrere Miaionen Mart bat Ii9 Der
~44i6brige 8anfoireftor uno friibere
YoritanO ser llnionbanf 8erlin-
DarmItaot, Grid 9efu, Dor benz
Hidter 5u berantporten. Ser An-
gefIagte bate in Der Snflation eli
men iebr e~intr1gliden &anoeI nit
alien 5lai1en betrieben, 0aran iebr
bel beroient ulto Damn 1923 feline
eigene @anf in 0armitaOt gegriin-
oct, Die ipGter nit Der bon inn
aufgefauften unionbanf Berlin flu
i%ioniert puroe. Sbpobl Die 8ant
geiddftlid gar ni1t gut ging, bat
Ger 4neeflagte bon 1882 Bis 1886
ungefdbr 100000 Morf fir fib
ielbit Dem 8erm0gen Der 8anf emit
nommen. 9ieies @el0 ging fir Nds
reht bornebme 2eben 0rauf, 0as
Defu fiibrte. 8aaonfIieeen mar
ieine beionoere 2eioenfhoft. 0o3u
fam Der grperb elmer Burg an Ser
Moiel, oie peitIGufig ausgebaut uno
nit Runltiddsen uno einem ipobl-
gefiinten @einfeuer berieben tuurbe.
Dabei mar sic geiamte 8u6fiibruns
Der lln%ionbonf, mie Ser gerIiner
Gonfursbermaltcr als 3eltge erfl1r-
te, lebr unfair uIo unoroentlid.
Washington Journal., 1937-06-11

Sale. Gin idperer 8uiommen-
fob 8piiden einem 2ieferwagen uno
einem 2~aitfraft5ug ereignete iid
bier. Ser 3"uIummenitoB erfolgtc
NIT 10 GROCER @udt, oaB Der Sic
ferpogen bouig 5ertriimmert MIR
Oe. Die orei Sniaiien Oes 2iefer-
magens erIitten i9pere 8erlebun.
gen. Gs banoeIt iid UNI 5tpei Sim
Der 0es 8ddermeiiters 8riidmonn
uno einen 8eifabrer. Das 12idb-
rise Md0den Mnna 8riidmann mir.
Sc bonn Sit oes @agens ouf Oie
StraBe geidIeuoert uno itarb furs
no1 Dem unfaa. Ser ~18iabrige
8ruoer, Der Oas Sabr5eug lenfte,
uno Der 9eifabrer trugen i9were
Werlebuneen OnpOn.
Washington Journal., 1937-06-11

&anSersader. Sn boiler 9iiiitig-
felt feierte Jrou @tpe. Rotb. Se-
OeImaber, Die Iid in peiteIteu &rei.
len gr0Bter 8eliebtbeit erfreut, IT,
rem 80. @%eburtstog.
gaS @erscmtbeim. Sn MeuIes
puroe Ser 10 Sabre olte Sobn Oes
2anOmirts gilbert Mesger beim Gin
ipannen Der 8ferOe BON einem Der
Siere an ben Gopf getreten. 9ie
erlittenen gerlesungen fiibrten cine
MISUNDERSTANDING berbei, an
Der Der Sunge geItorben lit.
@isOerIeinbud. Ser 2tidbriac
gIfons Sung DurOe i'm &ubiton
Iterbeno oufgefnn6en. st batte iid
nit einem &aIiermeiier Die Buls.
ooern unO SolsidiagoSer ge0ffnet.
0od Gage Oes Sales bate iid Der
iunge Mian IN geiitiger umnodtung
0os 2eben genommen.
gitterfeIO. Sn gRoisi6 itarben
BRET Mdnner, oie griioer Bouts uno
gilbert Jelgner, iotpie Der Sobn oes
einen an MISUNDERSTANDING
Sic naren BON einem gerponoten
gu einem @Ias ieIbItgebrauten 81
f0rs eingeIa0en tporoen. Gin jun.
ger Monu Iiegt idwerfront Oarnie.
Der.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
AUTOPSY DELAYS
TRADER INQUEST
Physicians, Instructed to
Look for Poison, to Re.
port in Ten Days.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
SALISBURY, Md, March 4.-The
eoroner's inquest into the dealt. OF
Mrs. Jeanette B. Trader was post
poned today until reports are available
on the autopsy, which is expected
to give the jury scientific Information
on causes of the widows death.
States Attorney Rex A. Taylor told
Sheriff Charles H. Truitt to notify
the jurors, witnesses and court at
taches of the postponement to an
indefinite date. Some had not been
notified, however. and began to gather
in Peoples Court room as the time
approached for the inquest. originally
scheduled for 10 am.
DR.. ]. McFadden Dick, who. with
DR.. Randolph M. Mock, made the
autopsy la night under specific in
structions to look for possible traces
Of poisoning in the woman vital
organs, told Taylor week or 10 days
would be necessary to make a COM
plete analysis. The viscera was sent
to a Baltimore laboratory.
Seven weeks ago tonight her es-
tranged husband Clarence J. Trader.
v.n-to-do Stockton utilities operator,
was shot to death in her home after
she had spurned reconciliation.
Shooting Still Unexplained.
A coroners jury at that time re-
turned an open verdict. but Mrs.
Trader was indicted on charge of
murder, despite the fact she main
tanned Trader shot himself.
The death of the accused left the
shooting still unexplained in manner
satisfactory to prosecutors. The at
tractive 37-year-old widow died yes
terday without making statement.
States Attorney Rex A. Taylor of
Wicomico County and States Attor-
new Thomas F. johnson of Worcester
County ordered the inquest and au-
topsy a few hours after Mrs. Trader
died
Claimed Food Poisoning.
DR.. J. McFadden Dick and DR..
Randolph NJ Mock undertook the post
mortem examination with specific in
structions to determine whether there
we're any traces of poison in the
womans vital organs.
Mrs. Trader had claimed, and off,
:als had denied, that her food at the
Worcester County Jail, at Snow Hill,
was poisoned. She underwent the
operation a few days after she was
transferred to the more comforta BILE
Jail here.
Gov Harry w Nice said at AMMAN
oils after Mrs. Traders death that he
would request Charles j. Butler, chair
man of the State Board of Welfare.
to investigate conditions at the Snow
Hill Jail. The last report of the board
had placed the jail in the most un-
satisfactory group.
Mrs. Trader, mother of three sons,
was to have stood trial late this
month.
Evening star., 1937-03-04

NAL equipment for the German home.
The Oficial Gazette published a
list of % wholesale drug concerns
authorized to distribute thu cabinets.
These will contain first-aid materials
against air attack injuries
The official idea Is that the cabinet
shall occupy place in the household
like a fire extinguisher.
Evening star., 1937-03-04

who has taken an active part In the
discussion of all currency problems in
recent years, said today he is drafting
a bill to establish what is known as
the commodity dollar.
His measure would direct the Fed
eral Reserve Board to ascertain the
value of the dollar. according to stand
ards outlined in the bill. including
Evening star., 1937-03-04

such factors as prices, taxes and
interest.
Senator Thomas also said he believes
the present improvement in business
conditions Is q result of the silver
purchase act, under which the Gov.
ernment exchanges certificates for
silver.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
Two Die in Plane Crash.

PATCHOGUE, N. Y, March Ho.
Two men were killed when their
light monoplane crashed near Islip
Airport on Long Island last night.
The victims were identified by police
as Kirbey H. Spaulding, the pilot, Of
Amagansett and Cortland Cortland
Butler of Sayville,
Evening star., 1937-03-04
BILL WOULD ESTABLISH
"COMMODITY DOLLAR"

The question OF stabilizing the
value of the dollar will be In the
limelight again in Congress soon. Sem
ator Thomas, Democrat, of Oklahoma,
Evening star., 1937-03-04
FLIGHT ABANDONED
Experiment With New Diesel En-
gine Is Discovered.


BERLIN, March 4 R.-An ambi-
tious attempt to fly a new Disel-mo-
tored airplane from Germany to South
America, begun with no publicity, be-
came known here last night only when
it was announced the flight had been
abandoned after 26 hours in the air.
1t was disclosed that big Junkers
plane known as the Daxeq took of
from DeSsau for an unStated South
American destination. When over the
Atlantic Ocean about 375 miles south
west of Dakar, Franch West Africa,
the plane turned back and landed at
Bathurst, British Gambia.
The reason for turning back was not
given here.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
Appeal Is Neglected.

An appeal for $4,000 to improve the
memorial on Robert Burns grave in
Scotland has produced only $4,000.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
GERMAN HOMES TO HAVE
AIR DEFENSE CABINETS
Ry the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN, March 4.-The gov
ernment acted yesterday to help make
"air defense f1rst-aid cabinets" nor
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Simmons tmss hsp that
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see OIL erynghon p"boudtt
Yearly eQvngs
Floor Hh
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the first five sentences a choice
Of two words Is given. Cross out
the one which is not correct.
The last five are a match
ing tes.. Match the five words
which best define the words in
the first column. Score 10 for
each correct x-out and match
ing. Allow six minutes.
/. They will indite or indict
him for murder.
2. Here we are altogether or
all together again.
3. The music seemed to have
a soothing affect or effect on
her.
4. He recommended him as
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meretricious or meticulous and
honest.
S. It was evident that a crisis
was eminent or imminent.
6. collaborate { } confirm
7. corroborate { } cooperate
8. collate } agree
8. coincide ( } allow
10. concede } compare
ANSWERS on Page 18)
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FAVOR EXCLUSION

The Northeast Conference OF
Citizens Association, at its first
meeting Of the season last night
in the Twelfth precinct police sta
ton, favored the exclusion Of out
of.town pupils from the public
schools whose parents pay no tut
ton fee.
It was pointed out that eight
schools in Montgomery and Prince
Georges counties, Maryland, had
been closed due to lack Of attend
ance Of children coming to the
District schools for free education
at the expense Of washington tax
payers.
The conference voted to sponsor
a cityswide meeting to include bust
ness men and home owners to
work out a more equitable form
of taxation to supplement acts
passed by Congress at its last SEES
sion. A general sales tax was
proposed.
It was revealed that last year
about three million visitors were
here, spending more than IS mil.
lion dollars, which would have
netted the District $1,000 by the
operation Of the sales tax.
A site in east Washington was
urged as the most appropriate
for erection of the Thomas Jeffer'
son Memorial.
ASK STREET EXTENSION
Washington Highlands Citizens
Association, meeting last night at
the home Of its president, D. H.
Cole, 100 Xenia st. s. E., voted to
continue its fight for inclusion
in the 1899 District budget an ap-
preparation for construction Of the
Oxon Run interceptor to provide
needed sewerage disposal.
The Commissioners were petit.
toned to extend First Street
Southeast from Holly Place to
Nichols Avenue.
The following were nominated
for the November election: For
president, M. T. Warren and r.
r. Clark; first vice president, H.
A. wager and Mrs. r. r. Clark;
second vice president, Mrs. w. B.
Lovejoy; treasurer, Mrs. H. D.
Butler: Vera Barnes and her
father, w. w. Barnes, delegates
to the Federation Of Citizens AS
ISOLATION. A secretary will be
elected at the meeting.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-08
CITIZENS GROUP
TO AID SCHOOL
LUNCH CAMP AIGN
Cash Donation Is Voted
To Milk Fund
BY A. J. DRISCOLL
Citizens Associations Editor


Unanimous support Of the Citi-
zens Emergency Committee for
feeding needy school children and
a cash donation to the free milk
fund sponsored by the Washing.
ton Herald, were voted by the
Connecticut Avenue Citizens AS
ISOLATION at a meeting last night
in All Souls Memorial Church.
Pressing for passage Of the
resolutions, Miss Elizabeth r.
Groves, association secretary, de-
clared both projects warrant uni
versal support.
HIT TAX ACTS
Asserting certain District tax
measures passed at the last ses-
sion Of Congress do not apply to
many who temporarily reside
here, the association recon-
mended repeal of the business tax,
and return Of the $3.50 per hun
dred rate on real estate tax. A
general sales tax, exemptions and
rates to be fixed by the Com
mlSSlOLlGTS III dCCOAudAASC Va UAAS
requirements Of the annual mAni-
cipal budget, was recommended.
Opposition was registered against
rezoning the southeast corner OF
Macomb Street and Connecticut
Avenue as construction Of an apart
ment house. Criticism was aimed
at the Zoning Commission for
granting rehearings on the appli-
cation within short periods, caus-
ing unnecessary loss Of time and
money to professionals.
Harry c. Grove was reelected
president. Other officers named
are Thomas B. Weigle, first vice
president; William H. Ross, second
vice president; Susan I. FRASER,
secretary; Miss Groves, treasurer:
David Babp and Miss Groves, dele
gates to the Federation Of Citi-
zens Associations.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-08

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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-07-23
u. s. SENATE
VEERSSUDDENLY
TO OPPOSITION
Long Drawn Out Discussion Of
The Judiciary Bill Ended
By Senatorial Shift
ADMINISTRATION is
BLOCKED IN IT'S PLANS

That part of the Judiciary Bill, so
long discussed in the U. S. Senate and
having reference to increasing the
membership of the Supreme Court,
was settled on Tuesday by the action
of seven Senator'S shifting to the OPP
position. These were: Clyde Herring,
Iowa; Edwin C. Johnson, Colorado;
Alva B. Adams, Colorado; Charles O..
Andrews, Florida; John H. Overton,
Louisiana; Prentiss M. Brown, Mich
igan; and William J. Bulow, South
Dakota. These decided to vote for a
motion, made Thursday, to recommit
the bill to the Judiciary Committee,
with or without instructions. This has
the effect Of burying it, and the end
of the heated contest is at hand.
From the very beginning, this eff
fort of President Roosevelt to in
crease the membership of the Supreme
Court, has met with almost universal
opposition from those who are not
so closely associated with the Chief
Executive as to feel it incumbent up
on them to follow his will no matter
in what direction it leads them.
The opposition has not been back
ward in criticizing the Presidents
motives, and have denominated this
move of his as an effort to "pack"
the highest tribunal in the land, and
the use of that word carries with it
the assumption that to "pack" the
court, would be to enlarge it with
those who were ready to do the
Packers" bidding. That being true,
the Court would be no longer Supreme
but Subservient.
This, of course, was distasteful to
those who believe in a real demo-
cracy, and not few saw in it tend
ency toward dictatorship. President
Roosevelt added to this view by very
dictatorial statement that Congress
must" take action on the Court
measure at the present session of
Congress. This, as might be expect
ed was resented by members, who
were not slow in declaring they would
act upon it when they got good and
ready.
The breakdown of the Administra-
ton fight has been fastened by SER
les of adverse developments in the
last two weeks. The attack upon the
bill by Hatton w. Summers, chairman
of the House Judiciary Commute, was
severe blow.
This was followed by the death of