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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-06
COUNTY GROUP
OF FIREMEN TO
HEAR CRISWELL

TAKOMA PARK, Md, Oct. 8.
Robert B. Criswell, recently ap-
pointed instructor for the fire
service extension course at the
University of Maryland, will be
the principal speaker at the an
nual convention Of the Mont
gomery County Volunteer Fire
mems Association here on Octo-
Der %.
Annual election Of officers will
be held at the convention head
quarters in the local fire depart
ment building on Carroll Avenue,
while series of contests in vari"
GUS phases of firemanship are
being arranged by the entertain
ment committee.
Criswell formerly was associ-
ated with the fire inspection bu-
reau Of Ohio and West Virginia
and is the first instructor in the
recently created fire service
course at the University Of Mary.
land.
According to present plans the
convention will open with a
parade through the business dis
trict of Takoma Park at 2 p. m,
which will be followed by the
various contests. These. according
to local firemen, will replace the
hook-up contests abandoned last
year as too dangerous to partici-
pating firemen.
At $50 p. m. a banquet will be
served in the fire house, after
which the business session will be
held. Spencer j. H. Brown, for.
mer chief of the Sandy Spring
Volunteer Fire Department, is the
only announced candidate for
president of the association to
succeed j. Thomas Kennedy, Of
Silver Spring.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-06
Crock Assailant
Faces Death Trial

DANVnLE, Va, Oct. GA
crock is a dangerous weapon, as
Fred Cotton found out here yes
terday. Cotton was sentenced to
80 days in Jail for hitting James
Wilson on the head with a crock
a few days ago. Wilson died last
night and doctors attributed the
death tn the wound. Cotton may
face a second degree murder
charge
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-06
Bu Alma Sioux
Scarberry
She Has KnOUn Every
President Since
Beloved "T. r."

lady who has lived in the Wnlte
House. it seems to me. MRS.
Roosevelt almost always smiles
and remarks about the weather
when she parks her car IN 1ronG
of the Walker-Johnson Build
ing"
inspector Harrison's chief In
door sport is cooking. There IS
no time she is quite so happy as
when she is connecting a delec'
table meal after the grind OF a
hectic day. Something that Will
stick to your ribs and taste good
besides"
LIKES RADIO OPERAS
And for amusement, Miss Es-
telle rushes home every Satur'
day afternoon to listen to the
operas on the radio.
IF I had a lot Of money" the
brunette inspector declared en-
phatically," there'd be one place
I'd put it! Into making opera
singers of young people who love
music! That radio opera is a
godsend to us poor folks who
can't afford to go to see the real
thing.
when hear those great
voices 1 forget everything that
has ever happened in my life
to make me unhappy or discour.
aged, and just lose myself in the
beauty of it,"
Then Inspector H arrison
smiled her loveliest smile:
IT have nothing but my job
and Mary and our little four
room apartment. But can turn
a dial and bring the world to my
door. What more could I ask.
with my wonderful health? It's
q good world after all, if you
make the best Of it,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-06
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-06

PENNSYLVANIA
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-06

he smiled at me, and always had
a kind word. Mrs. Roosevelt Is
the only one of the First Ladies
I have ever spoken with. She
is by far the most democratic
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-06

1--WE loved them every one.
They were all great, good men,
and couldn't say which one
was the best. Some say Coolidge
never smiled. But many times
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-06

finest improved-ro
system in the country,
and a far-famed brand
Of food and hospitality.
OMark this down in big
red letters on your cal
endar-to spend some
part of October in
Pennsylvania!
For your Hospitality Pass
port, Map and Guide
Book, write the Psnna.
State Publicity Commits
sion, Harrisburg, Pa. A
Address Dept. %
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-06

wouldn't know what doctor to
send for if she became i'll.
Asked if she had a favorite
President, Miss HarriSon'S face
Softened:
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
Ser &rOnenmader.

SSn 2onoon lebt Elm Wfann mo-
mems Rennetb 9abD, Ser Ser ge.
IiBer eiaer felt 100 Sabren beiteben-
BEN 5irnla 1T: er mo1t aronen,
9iaoeme unN oae Nrten bon gOeI-
Iteinen uno Sdmudiaden fir Die
8iibne, felt Elm poar Sa~br3ebntea
aud fir ben Slim. Ole seporte-
ben0e &r0nung @eorgs VI. bot
ibm einen guten @e0anfen eingege.
ben. gr bat ii6 in BEN Conner be.
geben, mo- bic &roniupelen Ser SEQ
nige BON England oufbepahrt ner-
Ben, uto bat bort m6gli9it gennue
Sfi35en Oabon ongefertigt. Muf
@run6 oieier Sfi55en fertigt er nun
46 No9bil0ungen Der GroniMtDelen
an, Die er in ale 21nOer Der 8elt
beri9idt. Ser 9reis ie6er yfodb-
biIoung betrGgt ungefdbr 500 9oIs
lar, elm gepiB nidt bober @reis,
tpenn man be0enft, 0aB olein Die
@a9biloung Ser &onigliden &ro-
men cine betrGdtli9e Arbeit bar
fteut. Gs eibt Die 9rone goatoros
6es Seiligen, oie Bel ser 9renunes-
feierli9feit @ertpenOung fin0et, Die
&rone oes @ereinigten %a0niereifes,
Sic Ser &0nig BET Der 8rooeilion
trGgt, uno 0ie nit Dem berSbmten
Gulinansiamanten geidmiift TT, bic
&rone 0es &aiierrei9es SnOien, Die
9rone Ser &6nigin Morp nit benz
&obinoor uno Die Grpne oes 8rin.
5en bon @nles. Ser S9as eutb6lt
alBerOem nod 6os Gei9si9mert,
Oie bei0en GdDerter Ser @ereGtig-
felt, nns G9pert Der Bormberaig-
felt nit Ser abgebro1enen Gpite
un0 flint 3epter, oorunter oas &0-
nigs8epter nit benz 9iomanteu, Der
Stern bon afrifo~ beiBt.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05

beimfebrte, nnbm er abihieO bonn
Slotenipiel. 9nriiber idreibt 8ei-
6arot: gSn Dem lesten baDrii6en
&riege bate Der 9Gnig ieit Dem
glusmarid aus Berlin unO pGbrenO
Dem SomierfelO5uge Die 5l6te ne.
Mig geblalen. obnerahht er @inen
sur gobbegleitimg in Oen Solos nit
nod S9lelien nabm. @r oerlor i'm
CONNER oitd einen ieiner %nor0eren
81bne, unO Die @i9tgeidpulit in
Oen S1nOen tparO merfli9 it1rfer.
Sobal0 er i'm 8interquortier NOR,
moDte ct inoes pieoer at bloien
periu6en, fanO a6er, Dab es ni6t
cling. llnO ols er Oos Sriibiabr
Ornitf pieOer mad PotsOnm fam,
lieB er of feline MuIifalien einpat.
fen unO iagte 81 Dem oIten Con.
certmeiiter 6ron8 8enOa: pWlein
lieber 8enOo, id babe meinen beiten
Sreuno berloren"."
Sroboem bot itd Ser 4onig aud
I'M boben Sitter ltets nod nit Ser
MilIif beI61ftigt. Seine 5nblrei.
den 2onlpoiitionen fir oie 6lote
fino in ser lebten Set erfreuliaer.
tpeiie nie0er befonnter geporoen.
&orm befonnt aber lit, OoB Ger
IIte Srib Dos Iebte &on5ert, oas
fem 2ebrmeiiter i'm Slotenipiel, Ser
aIte 9uonb, niht bolenOen fonnte,
fertig %fomponierte. gs lit Oas ieit
Oes R0nigs 8oo nidt mebr aufge.
fiibrte Concerto a 5, Slauto Sro-
berio, quo gioIini, @ioletto uno
9oIio.~ Gen Iebten Sat iduf
SrieOrid ser @roBe unmittelbar nod
Dem SoOe bon 9uonb binau, un0
er trdf sic @rt 0es Meiiters 10
bortrefflid, Dab ser leste Sat in
ni6ts bon Sen iibrigen Ii6 unteridei.
set mo iif Dem @erf ols einem
@nn8en einor0net, als OBJ es bon
elmer @ano ftammte.
Mm II. MuguIt 1856 ltarb 6rieo.
rid, uno Geidor0t fomponierte iei-
mem R0nig oie 8egrdbnismuiif. gs
lit sic befonnte DSrnuercantate nuf
Sen SOB 6riebri6s Oes @roBen",
bon ser Gei6arOt feIbIt idreibt:
n8eD Dem Gdt 90nigliden 2eiden-
b%egGngnis in 9ots0am pir0e 0ieie
SrouermuIif ben Ser olerfeDerlidIten
Stiae bon Dem gum erItenmal ber-
einigten ooppelten a0nieli6en Or
DIETER nit elmer &raft unh @iirbe
oltsgefiibrt, sic mir 0urGols ni6ts
81 piiniden iibrig lieB."
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05

fton fr6blidc Sefte mitgefeiert, linO
es lit Oann fir uns ale, bic mir
aus Dem Snnercn oes Scnoes, aus
einem bod meiIt rei9li1 %eintonigen
2eben fommen, INNER cine beion.
oere 5reuoe, Elm OeutiHes 5eit nit
8oIfsgenoiien feiern 8u t0nner. 9ie
Srennune fdnt INNER redt idper,
uno meilt graut Der Moreen, tDenn
man ouseinonOergebt.
9eutidc Gr5tlide Satiafeit.
Sn China baiteben a6t Oeutide
MiiiionsboIpitGIer, Sic fit Die Gr3t.
Iid auBerorOentli6 i1ledt ~beriorgte
8e00lferung elm GROCER Seeen iinO,
tpie ot9 Ser 3uItrom bor peitber
benefit. Sci einem 8eiu1 in DER
Ser &beiniiden MiIiion geb0renoen
Miiiionsftation Sunfsun nit ibrem
@oipitol unO 2eproai1l tporen 5iem.
lid idmtlide in Siiohina borfom.
menOe @rfranfungen 5u ieben. &u-
berful0ie, oie in einem neuer, BON
einem oeutiden arditeften erbautcn
borbilOIi6en Sous untereebradt
iino. Snnere Meoi8in, groBc uno
feline Gbirurgie, @eburtsbilfe,
@pn1fologie, Aueen-, 9breu-, &iu-
oerbeilfuuoe, Suut- uito @eI9Iedts-
f%ronfbeiten, ones 1T bier pertreten,
at Oeren 8ebonolung nirflid elm
pieIiettiges &0nnen n%ottuenoig lit.
Sn benz AusidBigenaibl iin0 etipn
$50 Rranfe in alien &ronfbeits-
Itaoien undergraduate, bic iid BEL
elmer @rt BON Milionar @runo.
mann eingefiibrtem freitpiQieeu ar.
%beitsoienIt gegen unier @rtDurten
gon5 tpobl unO SufrieOen 5u fiblen
iHeinen. 9ieie 1tneliidIiAen babea
in ibrer bdusIiHen llmgebung elm
ioIhes MortDrium binter I;d, ooB
iie iid bier mirflid g%eborgen fAblen
f0nnen. Sic grtrd9niile aus Oieien
Arbeiten perOen oann mieOer Sunl
tDeiteren Musbou oes Aipls nit
@aiierleitung, eleftriidem 2Sht uiw.
berpenoet. /
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
@ei6aftstii6tise epinneu.

Sn man9en naturtunoliAen
Sammlungen gibt es Gpinnmeben
gu betra9ten, 0ie, nit peiBem Huoer
beltreit uno amii6en Classification
gelegt, li9 Dor einem 0unflen SIN.
tergruno pirfungsDoa abbebcn. gie.
len 1T es ieood nnbefannt. bob
Spinnengetpebe einen @erfnufsprrt
baber, oa beri9ieoene Sirmen bel
ibrer Infertigung bon feinIten pii-
ienl1aftli9en Snitrumenten, gum
8eilpiel bon Sernrobren, Spinnen.
neben bertDenOen miilien. Die St6r-
fe oes Observation-Disclosures unO
%feinften Gaoens idmanft apiiden
faum mebr meBbaren 8rudteilen
zines 8oles Bis al itarferen G6oen,
Die man, Inn iie gu DeruenOen, nod
balbieren mllB. 9ns Snieft, OoB bic
ie 6Goen ipinnt, lit an einem iGOn.
geoei9neten &reu5 auf Dem &iiden
Iei9t fenntliG, oaber aud i'm golfs.
munoe ibr Name n&reu5ipinne" unO
iie ipinnt ibr Nes itets in Gorm
zines Ma0es.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
gOn Ser fleimem Gg5eGen5

9ie Nrt aoolfs bon Men3el NOR
befanntli9 mad auBen reGt boritig.
8emertensDert tpnren feline @lafnte,
sic man borfinOen fonnte, penn
man sic bier Sreppen au ieinem
@rbeitsrolme i'm S~interbauie in Der
SigmmoitroBe emporgefeu1t mar.
ga mar groB unO oeutli6 gu Ieien:
nWon bittet, nibt 5u flinselnl"
ODER Bin nift gu &ouiel4 unh
oerglei6en. = @elegentli1 oes leb.
ten @eburtstoges, Sen er erIebte,
~leiitete ii6 M2en3el ober ettpas gar5
8eionoeres. 9ieier @eburtstag fiel
nuf eiaen 6reitog. Gin gutter 8e,
FAINTER oes Mfei1ters no1te i'm nun
fir Oieien Gag 5u Glide bitten. lin
ia redt5eitig nit Ser @inlaoung
onran 5u fem, beIudte er oie fleine
gr3eaen3 idon am Montag Ser @e-
burtstagsmo1e. Ga fan0 er Dor Ser
&orrioortiire eiilen 11eren Mni6log,
Ser in farbigen 8uditaben oerfiil.
0ete: n5reitag bin i6 franfl"
@rf mebrmaliges &lingeIn DurOe
aud nidt ge0ffnet, 10 OaB ser ge-
iuder nnoerridteter 9inge umfeb-
rem muBte. - Waen3el poGte iid
nidt mie friiber man6mal
ourd 81 Diel 5eiertagseiien oen Ma.
gen Oerberben uno trnf 10 altf feline
origineae Art borbeugenOe MaBnab,
me.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05

@er6G6tig. r@os fir
elm iiiBes uno uniGaloig blidenoes
@eiidtden bot Sbre feline So6ter,
Srau Sdmiotl" iagte 6ie 8eiude-
rim. Srau S6miot fubr ouf: n9as
bate i9 ia nod gar nidt bemerft.
Marie, fomm iofort einmal berl
@us bait On iett pieOer ousge-
freiien?"
Ser bat Sic @ettc
gemonnem? Ser &apitdn zines
Sdiffes uno iein eriter Maidiniit
i~tritten ii9 oariiber, mer bon ibnen
fir oas Sdiff tpeniger unentbebr-
lid iei. S9lieBlid ihloiien iie cine
@ette ab, BEL Der tie 0urd Bertau-
i6ung ibrer Stolen Die Gahe praf-
tii1 feititenen ponten. Ser RapitGn
taiidte in oen Moihinenrdum BIN
al, uno Ser erIte Maidinilt erfletter-
tie Die COMMUNICATIVE. Na9 elm
poar Gtunoen eridien Der &apitdn,
gang beidmiert nit Del uno Stub,
wieoer an Qed. naapitdnl" rief er
5ur &ommanocbriide binauf, ~9n
muBt einen anoeren herunterihiden,
i'd fam bns Ding niht in @ang be-
fomnien." nNotiirlih niht,~ lautete
Die g%nttport. mir liRen ia auf elmer
GQnDbunf felt"
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05

Gas an6ere MitteL.
.3u SeinriA 2oube fam einmal Elm
iunger Monn, Der ibm etpns bor-
ipreden molte. @leid i'm Mnfang
oes @eipr19s meinte er: nDas ga.
lent 1T natiirIi1 Die @auptiade; aber
penn man BEL Der giibne bortpGrts
fommen min, mub man aud cine
portion Tre9beit beiiBen." 2nube
Iagte tein @ort uno IieB ben Sling.
ling boripreden. Als 6as Samben.
eetoie DerfIungen mar, meinte er
nir: YGie miiiien es NIT Der GreG'
belt maiden"
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05

Sempo. Ser Gambler, bon
oem emil ieinen nelen 8agen ge-
fauft bate, bate ibm beriiGert, bob
er nit oeIien Tempo 5ufrieoen iein
niirOe. emil brannte oarauf es
ous3uprobieren. als er iid auf Ell.
ner redt einIamen 2anoItraBe be-
fano. CAB er Gas uno fiiblte ben
@agen oopon fdieBen pie cine abge-
fmeucrte Ranonenfusel. Sic Selegra
pbenItnngen iauIten borbei pie elm
ein3iger 3oun. llno Oann CAB es
einen &raf = uno etDas ip1tei
modte er in Dem 8ett zines &ran
fenbnules mieoer auf. @s mar grab,
6oifing, uno aus ieinem 6enitel
Iab er orei nls SnOiarer berfleioetl
Stuoenten borbeigeben. Mit einem
Geuf8er Der REMEMBERING iant Ell
in feline Rifen aliriid: .SnOinnerl"
it0bnta er. y@rnBer Soft, mas fir
Elm @agenl"
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
Slit nnO GmOe eiMer
berRbmten Sirius
rettertM. 4

Sonnp 2ebmunn, cine ser eIan-
5enoten Heiterimen Oes borieen
Sabrbun0erts, 0eren Same nm 1900
peltbefannt mar, lit oieier Gage in
Boris g%eltorben; unbetonnt, fat ber-
geiien.
Snnn1 2ebmann pur0e @noe 0es
Subres 1852 in Baris geboren. Sbr
@oter mar Sodep, unO idon ols iie
nod elm fleines M109en NOR, ieste
er allies 0nran, aud in ibr Snterei-
ie uno 9iebe fir Die Yferoe mo9-
5urufen. l1no tie mar foum 8 Sab
re oIt, oIs iie int 3lrfus Napoleon
ouftrot, in elmer @lan5nummer, in
Der fe Oas 8fero, ouf oellen &iiden
aufredt itebeno, lenfte. 8ol6 be-
berriGte iie ale GeitfinIte nuf Oas
boafommenite, unO ibre unOergleiA-
Iide @ei9idli1feit, lire @nmrt unO
ibre S10nbeit brn6ten ibr Sic grOB-
ten @rfoIge.
@rneit Molier, Der bel Ser jun
gen Ama3one oie ie~lteniten 5dbig-
feiten ent0edte, riet ibr, lid gang
Ser boben 5hule gu niomen. San-
ny puroe ieiie SAiileriu. @s er-
regte Oamals gr0Btes Aufieben, als
er fie i'm Serreniattel reiten lieB.
Mls Ser Sag Der gintpeibung Oes
3irflts Wionier gefommen NOR, fnnO
5annps gluftreten 10 ungeteilte 8e-
geiiterrng, 0aB bon ga al ibr &ubm
uno Der oes 3irfus geIihert idien.
sic mar Oamals cine gang r%ei5en0e
gri1einung, sic bieginme, 6arte @e-
itaIt i6ien Die piloeIten 8feroe,
0lrd ibre &unit Oes &eitens, mie
fpieleno at meiltern. Sn Sen Der-
fAieoenen biItorii1en &oitiimelt, olS
2uomig Ser Gier3ebnte, uls geger-
fiirIt, erntete Iic in alien groBen
StGoten grropas sic l1oniten 2or-
beeren oIs bouenoete &iinitlerin 8u
@feroe. Sic erregte ole leiOeni6nft-
Iide gfeigung zines rei9en 8nnfiera,
Ser iie geoulOig unO gliibenO um-
tparb. @ines Cages ionote er ibr
einen belonoers i60nen 8lumenforb,
Der nit Observation-Disclosures
ausgelegt NOR. Seine Aus0auer
tpuroe belobnt. gr mar Der Aus-
ertpdblte uuo ein5ige, Dem tie ibr
Ser5 f6enfte. SIS gelnng ibm, tie
our @nnabme elmer Minion in @olo
al bepegen, Oamit iie einen eigenen
Sirius griin0en Connie, nit Dem lie
europa bereiite uno sic gr0Bten
Griumpbe feierte.
Damn fam Der &rieg, Der rem
l%1ntergang hires l1nternebmens nie
ben 10 bieler dbnli1er beOeutete. SIN
Sabre 1916 mar tie lomeit, OaB iie
ibre 8feroe unO ibren Shmltd Der.
faufen muBte. Midts blieb ibr
mebr iibrig. @ernrmt, bod unge-
brofen, beriufte lie es nit aaerlei
SanoelsgeIdGften. Als Ser &rieg
3u gn0e NOR, poIte iie ibr altes 2e-
ben pie0er oufnebmen, aber es GEE
lang ibr ni9t mebr. 8alo muBte
tie Oie MilotGtiefeit onoerer, bonn
Slid iebt mebr begiinitigter 3ir-
fusreiter in gnlpru9 nebmen -
man bGlt einanoer ia i'm 3irfusle.
ben Die Sreue - Damn erm0glihte
es ibr i'm Sabre 1882 elmer oieier
@etreuen, in elm Stift ein6utreten,
uno bort enoete iebt ibr emit TO
~glan5bones 2eben.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05

@rfuIlte Hropbe5ei-
hng. Cine Berion in Sbrer nG9-
item N1be miro bolO cine groBe
@nttduIdung erleben", fagte Die
@obriogerin init Oiiiterer Miene.
n9as Itimmt~, rief Der 8eiuder,
lid babe mein @eIo bergeiien."
ausgeftorben Ser nelt-
gierige Neiienoe frngte in @ri5ota
einen @ingeborenen: n@eroen in bic
fem 2onoe INNER nod sic BferoeOie-
be an ben 86umen gebdngt2"
~geein~, Iartete Die antport. u@s
gibt feline mebr." Seine pas?"
Seine 8ferOe.4
5eIir 9abn in Der
@ 9neebaII-G 9la1t. Selir
9abn pobnte als 9rofeiior in &o-
nigsberg nur penige Minuten bonn
@pmnaiium uno begegnete tagli1
ben G6iilerr, tuenn iie nad Sauie
itrebten uno er ii6 in Die uniDerIi-
tat begab. Sn ieinen n2ebenSerinne-
rungen" er51bIt er, mie er in Die
pinterli9en G1neebnniAladten Der
Sungens .pertDifeIt plroe. @ines
Cages fan0 er nGmli1, OaB 5upiele
@roBe iiber Die &leinen bergefanen
marer, er nobm tdtig fir Die &leinem
Hartei unO 3tpar Init @6iIeii4em
@rfoIg". Sod Our9 OieIen Siee bat-
tie er ben @interfrieOen fir INNER
berpirft. 6oDie er aus Dem 9auIe
trat, fiel elm gnn6es HilbeI iiber i'm
Der, bon Dem ou6 manhe al ibm
bielten. Oas @an5e berlief aber iml-
mer 10 nett, oaB er iid tdgIi9 ouf
bic G1neebani1lomt freute. 8utDei-
len aber perfolgten Die @egner i'm
Big ouf ben Ylos Dor Der rninerii-
tat, elm 4nblid, iiber Oen @obns
niiroige Goaegen Dor Gntriiitung in
Den G1nee al Iinten Orobten. 4nbn
Iteute oaber Die Sungens unO belt
ibnen folgen6e Neoe: ~Sungens, es
mirO pie bisber fortgeidnecboIt;
ober nur bis ans Ebeater. Ni1t mebr
ga. no mans non Der nniperIit1t aus
Ieben fam. Sorit fomm i9 in Den
&oroer." lln0 multerboit boben Die
oitpreuBiiden Sungens 0ieIe Mbmn.
dung sebalten.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
8efeigmits beg b66ffem Gipfels
in Seen Guinea.

Ser goriten, Ser b06Ite uno
IdDierigite @ipfeI in Neu Guinea,
lit Ioe6en BON Dem bouGn0iIten
8ergIteiger Or. 81. $. Colin be-
5luungen iDoroen, einem Sobn oes
boldnoiiden Miniiter : @rGiioentpr,
Or. $. Collin. 9ie 8elteigung gilt
ais elmer Ser 6eruorragenoIten 2ei-
ltuneen Der 8ergiteigerei in Ben
lebten Sobren. gie niiieni9aftlihen
grgebniiie wer0en iid auerOines crit
iiberIeben laiien, tuenn Or. Collin
3uriidgefebrt lit un0 Der bolldnoiihen
@eogropbii6en @eieni6aft 8eridt
erftattet bat. Die S0be oes @ipfels
betrGgt beinnbe 5000 Meter.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
Nls OeMti6er Ar3t TT
giO6ina.

Sic greieuifie in China berIeiben
Ser SdiIoerung, Die Der our 8eit
in aanfon Iebenoe oeutIde Nrst 9r.
6orIt bon Nor0ensfioelo in Der
9eutTden IeOi5iniI6en @o6ens
fhrift beroffentli9t, elm b~eionoeres
SntereIIe, Oa fie elm einorudsboles
Bib bon benz 2eben oieies bon 10
i6iperen grI9iitterunoen beimges
1udten @olfes bermitteln.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-06
EMIT
He FOUND ALL.BRAN
BROUGHT REGULAR.
DAILY ELIMINATION

Get rid Of half-sick days-with
the headaches, the listlessness, the
Railways tired feeling" Frequently,
they come from common constipa-
ton =. due to meals low in ''bulk. +"
All you have to do is eat a deli
cious cereal regularly: every
morning, for years, I have had q
good helping Of your ALI-BRAN,
and it means regular, daily elin1i-
nation Mr.. e. N. Kring, S12
E. Hickory St., Fairbury, Illinois.
Kellogg's ALI-BRAN is SO much
better than drugging yourself with
patent medicines.
Within the body, ALL-BRAN alb
serbs twice its weight in water,
forms a soft mass, gently cleanses
the system.
Eat two tablespoonfuls daily,
either as a cereal with milk or
cream or in recipes. Three times
daily in severe cases. Sold by all
grocers. Made and guGrGnteed by
Kellogg in Battle Greek.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-06

Hay will make short address on
the value of the law library to the
American bar and John T. Vance,
law librarian, will report recent
developments.
This organization has it's chief
aim in fostering interest of Ameri.
can lawyers in the library as a CEN
trail repository of legal sources and
judicial research.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-06
REP. COLLINS TO SPEAK

The annual luncheon meeting
of the Friends of the Law Library
of Congress will be presided over
by Representative Ross A. Collins,
of Mississippi, vice president of
the organization, in the Mayflower
Hotel tomorrow afternoon.
Participation of members of the
Law Institute, now in
session, is expected. Charles M.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-06
Dominion Troops
To Guard Palace

LONDON, May 6 (I.NS0 For
the first time in the history of
England, Dominion troops will
mount guard at the gates Of his
toric Buckingham Palace during
coronation week, it was learned
today. Canada, Australia and
India will each take over guard
duties for a full "a hours.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-06
TOMORROW

Washington Branch, American
Association of University Women
Meeting of the duplicate con-
tract bridge section and the be-
ginners' group, 7:30 p. mr. 1884
I st. N. w.
National Society of the Colonial
Danes Of Anerica-Twenty-third
biennial council, Shoreham Hotel.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-06
CALENDAR OF EVENTS OF WASHINGTON CLUBS

American Women's Legion of
the World War-Annual conven.
ton; luncheon session at 1890
p. M, Mayflower Hotel.
Woman's National Democratic
Club-Educational committee, II
a. M, 1925 New Hampshire Ave.
N. w.
National Society of the Colonial
Danes of MISUNDERSTANDING
biennial council, Shoreham Hotel.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-06

washington Retreat League -
Evening of recollection for the
ladies of st. Frances de Sales
parish ID. c., and st. James
parish (Mt. Rainier, Md, $50
p. M, Retreat House, 1000 Hare
wood Rd. N. e.
Blue Triangle Club-Last bust
ness meeting of the year, S:15
p. M, Y. w. c. A.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-06

TODAY
Women Of the Moose-Benefit
bingo party, sponsored by the
ritualistic committee. $3.50 p. m,
Moose Hall, 1914 I st. N. W.
Washington Branch. American
Association Of University Women
Meeting Of the Martha Mac
Lear poetry group, II a. m, 1884
I st. N. w.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-06

Al cIean-cut shirtwaist type of blouse-nade
like mans shirt Shirt collar. pearl buttons
down the 'front.' breast pocket, hack pleat ard
short sleeves. The clava crepe is smooth and
soft, the seams beautifully finished, and The
eoIors nothing short of luscious! Powder blue
kelly and maize, as well as white, Ian and
grey. Sizes - to 40
Third Floor Blouse Departmcnt-The Hccht Ce.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-09-07
Ludwig Is Ready To Lam Out Of
 Lima On ALlama
(By The Associated Press)

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6 - Ludwig is ready to lam out of Lima on a Llama. He will stay on the hurricane deck of his Peru vian steed until he reaches the gates of the Golden Gate Inter- national Exposition in l939. Of- ficials of the exposition were so informed in a letter from Lud- wig Rheinheimer, former San Francisco resident now in Lima, Peru.
 Once aboard my llama" he wrote, 'I'll make my way to Ec- uador, Colombia, Central Amer ica and Mexico. It will take Is months to push the steed of the Andes to San Francisco" The fair officials haven't decided on a reply.