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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-22


 But Dlugolsz grinned, and said he was going to enter his pretzel-like caricatures in the annual Western New York Art Exhibition. Both friends and Dlugosz were astounded when the show judges paid cash for two of his entries and the third won $50 prize money.
 Dlugosz technique, which results in creations that resemble store-Win- dow mannikins wearing baseball catchers' masks, Is credited by Cor don B. Washburn, Albright art gall lery director. with opening new field in sculpture"
 Praised by Critics
 John Benson. director of Sculp- ture at the Rhode Island school of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-22
FREDERICK WEST DIES

Hartford, Conn.,, March 22-(UP) Funeral services will be held Sat- urday for Frederick A. West, s. former Hartford councilman and Windsor grand juror who died Thursday at private hospital.
 He served on the Republican town committee ill 1914.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-22
Three Women Injured
 h Falls On Icy Walks

Three women were injured to- day when they slipped and fell on icy pavements.
 Those injured were Mary Doyle, 49. of 108 Highland avenue; Mrs. Bertha COss, G7, of 48 High street, Terryville; and Mrs. Florence Me Grath, 34, of 26 Beacon street.
 Attaches at the Waterbury hos pital reported Mary Doyle slipped on ice on Robbins street and re- ceived fracture of the left wrist
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-22

Taken to the hospital by Thomas Kelly, of 16 COlley street, she was sent home after treatment.
 Mrs. COss slipped and fell in front of her home, receiving a fracture of the upper left arm. She was admitted to the hospital, where her condition is reported "gOOd".
 Mrs. McGrath fell on ScoyiIl street, fracturing her right leg. She was sent home after treat ment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-22
HIGHEST DECORATION

Helsinki, Finland, March g = lU.P) Field Marshal Baron Carl Gustav Mannerheim was awarded Pinland's highest decoration, the great diamond cross of the Order ol Freedom, by President Kyosti Kal- lto today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-22
NEwLYwEDs' NEWS ORIGINAL

San Francisco (UP)-When Bar bara Burrel and Milton Stitt slipped across the border of Mexico and were married, they took a new way of announcing the glad tidings Photostatic copies were made of the marriage certificate and mailed to all their friends.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-22
Schools Closed

Schools Closed
 Local schools are closed today be- cause of Good Friday
 . Stations of Cross
 Rev Raymond J. Kennedy will have stations of the Cross and Ben ediction at St. John of the Cross church. Confessions will be heard between 3;30 and 400 o'clock on Saturday afternoon with conmun- ion at 800 on Sunday morning.
 Supper Well Attended
 A large crowd attended the sup per held at the Congregational church parlors last evening. A pa gesnt by the church pupils followed under the direction of Miss Ruth Ballantyne and MT. John Horn becker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-22
Committee Named

Alexander J. Campbell. w. B. Pickard and M. Heminway Merri- man, Jr.. are members of com mittee appointed to recommend amendments to the charter of the Watertown fire district. They plan to hold public hearing in the near future. Suggestions for the amend ments may be made to a member of the committee sometime before the public hearing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-22

Calcutta, India. shipped more bur lap cloth and burlap bags to the United States than to any other country last year
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-22

Never having had a program to prevent accidents, government rail- ways of Latvia may start safety campaign.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-22
Communist Front Loses British Labor
 By muasion Of Finland
(NEA Cablephoto)
BY MILTON BRONNER NEA Service Staff Correspondent

London, March g. - Whatever arguments Sovie Russia may present to world labor in support of its conquest of Finland, they will have no effect upon the Brit ish Labor Party, official opposition to the Chamberlain government
 The party has just issued one of the most scathing denunciations of the Bolsheviks which has been printed in these troubled times.
 In a booklet labeled Finland the Labor Party says, "the two gangsters, Hitler and Stalin. had agreed to work different pitches. . A bargain in thieves kitchen vas followed by the inevitable war; Russia and Germany parti- tion Poland; Russia takes the Bal tic states under her protection; erects strategic bases and sally ports and uses them in new war against Finland" 7 CHARGE BLACKMAIL
 BRUTALITY TO REDS
 duIl1OAo ldCC DLOly Ol Russian demands upon Finland.
 Says the pamphlet: @
 Victims of a policy oi decep- tion, blackmail, trickery, cynicism and brutality not dissimilar to the subtle cruelty of Japanese mili- tarism, but excelling in cunning and dissimulation the diplomacy of Russian Czardom, Nazi Ger many and Italian Fascism whose daggers were never concealed in the folds of angels wings - the Films were now confronted with the brute weight of the Russian Empire.
 "T'he new Russian air dromes and naval bases ill Esthonia which were to protect Esthonia from any great European power" became bases Of operation against Fin land" POPULAR FRONT" .g UNPOPULAR WITH LABOR
 The Communist Party in Britain. small in numbers but loud in words. has time and again sought to have the British Labor Party support popular front" The British Labor movement has never had truck with the Reds.
 It is angered at the present gyrations of the British Commun,- ist party which seeks to justify the invasion of Finland.
 On this point the Labor Party pamphlet aays:
 "Stalin the Red Czar, is now the executor of the traditional i'm perialism of Czarist Russia. His men use the freedom which they enjoy to defend war and tyranny war of conquest by an alien and powerful despot against, small outpost of republican democracy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-22
IVAN BUNNELL
 RETURNS HOME
Goldsmith Funeral Yester- day-LOCaI Youth En=
 lists in Navy
MlDDLEBURI Correspondent: Nancy Riley
 Telephone A-6410

Middlebury, March 22-Ivan Bun nell of Middlebury is home from the University of Buffalo Medical school in Buffalo, N. Y. for a visit.
 Funeral Yesterday
 Funeral services or Harold E. Goldsmith were held yesterday from the Anderson funeral home, with Rev. Dr. John N. Lewis, rector of St. Johns Episcopal church, off, ciating. Burial will be in the Mid- dlebury cemetery at the convenience O. the family.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-22
All Saints Church

Today there were services for the children of the church school at 4 D. m. and for the parish at 7:3O P. m.
 Baptisms' will be conducted on Easter Sunday. Arrangements are to be made with Rev. Edward R. Merrill rector of the church.
 Union Congregational Church
 Members of the Union Congrega- tional church took part in the union services in Waterbury espe- cially in the Good Friday services at St. Johns church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-22
Chimney Fires

Defective chimneys caused two fires today.
 The first was at 9:3O o'clock al the home of Ludgear Bouf1ard, 90 Ridge street. Engines 2, 4 and the Booster extinguished the blaze.
 The second was put out by men from Engine 5 at the home of Harry Kilbourn, 68 Cedar avenue shortly before Il o'clock.
 Damage was small in each blaze. An oxygen tent made from a child's gas helmet saved the life of a three-months old baby boy who was i'll from bronchial pneu- monia in London.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-22
Enlists In Navy

Fnl1StS III NaVy
 John oerro, son of MT. and Mrs. Raymond C.. Herman Of IA Yale avenue, was enlisted on Wednesday at the U. s. naval recruiting static in New Haven. He was transferred to the U. s. naval training station. Newport, R. l., where he will be sta- toned for the next two months re- ceiving training and instructions in naval education.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-22
Steelworker As Sculptor
 Uses Pretzel Technique

N. March Exhibitions Dugosz 24yearod Lacka- told by his friends that sculptor he goodp
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-22
Services For Holy Saturday

JVIFTCCo TUT HHUIy DdVuTUdy
 Services on Holy Saturday at the St. Mary Magdalens church will be- gin at 100 a. m. with reading of the Prophecies, blessing of the new fire the baptisnal water, the Easter Candles and the Easter water. Lent will close at noon.
 The men of the parish will re- ceivc Holy Communion at the 80 o'clock mass on Sunday Rev. Fr. Abromaitis will be in Oakv;ile Sat- urday afternoon to hear confession in Lithuanian, Italian and French.
 The flowers for the Easter dec- orations are to be at the church Saturday noon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-22
GIRL SCOUTS
 HOLD MEETING First Aid Classes Held; Church Services for Holy
 Week Announced
OAKVILLE Correspondent: Mae Villa Babin 1877 Watertown Avenue

Oakville, March 22-Members of the Girl Scouts met las. evening at the Community house with their captain Miss Drucilla Littlehaels. First Aid classes were held, games were played and Folk dancing was enjoyed.
 Members attending were lola James, Alice ziello, Caroline Schaf- fer. Shirley Crosse, Charlotte An drcWs, Betty Main, June Schaffer, Jean Beach, Dorothy Barkus, Dor othy Thormburg, Barbara Beach Helen Kontout and Betty Booth.
 Next Thursday evening the mem bcrs will meet at the Community House at 6:45 D. m. to go to Cashin's Dairy as invited guests.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-09

BON @beperlp, Weo., mel1er ais Sn-
genieur ben 8au oes tunnels unter
Dem 0Ebomas Circle, Dor Dem Sc
bGuoe Der oeutl6en 8otidaTt, urter
ii6 bat. @err Meaes pertpies i'm
an ben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8ert 8.
9unt, melder iofort elm Gelegrdmm
an Den amerlfanil6en &onlul in
6ranffurt l6idte. Ntan bofft, oaB
ole Wteoi3in ais amtli6e Yoitiade
oes amerifaniiden 9ipIomaten ge=
lGidt uno 0urd Slug iiber Den ST
lantiiden S3ean mittels oes ameri-
fanii6en Slipper 5lug5euges nab
bier gelangen fam ulo BON @nglat1=
bern nidt belaitigt miro. 9as trail-
fe &in0 liegt i'm nGbiloren's @oipi-
tai in &aibington. 9ie @ltern
fon1en es MIR oreimal Die ISOLDE be-
iu6en, 9ienstags, 5reitogs uno
Sonntags. Ser Batter lit elm 8eanl-
ter In Der DYublic @orfs @omini-
itration" Der Hegierung. Sn5pil9en
lit oas &ino ieoo6 bereits geitorben.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-09
WteOBiner
iOa belfen
amerifa ruff Oeutide meOi5iuiidc
MiiTenidaft nm 9ilfe an.

i3mei franfe Nteni1en in ben Ser
einlgten Stuaten fonnen MIR onrf
OeutlHe dr3tlide &unlt gerettet fUer=
ben! 80 LEFT man in oleien Sagell
in Der (aaes 9euti6e bailenoen)
Brelle bier3ulanoe. @ln l%ieb6ebniab-
rlger Sunge in Aoamstopn bel Hea-
Ding in YenniplOania, nanlens 90
min S. Song, lit i6on fat einen @to-
nat trant an elmer iebr ieltenen uro
eigenartigen &ranfbeit, uno oielelbe
&ranf6eit-oie 4er3te nennen tie
ulnmpbatic leufemia bat elm &ino
in @olbington, 9. s. befaaen, oas
oreiiabrlge Wtaoden 2eslie See EoB.
Nun iol nur ein 9euti6er IN
9eutidlano, elm Ar5t Der uniperittat
in 6rantfurt a. Sc, namens Brotel-
ior @eslin, elm 4eittel gegen Die
&ranfbeit fennen, neil er es lelblt err
fnnoen bat. @ie aber ibn errelde1!
sSSn 8enniDlpania perlu1te Der Qen
iunaen Gong bebanoelnoe) @r6t Or.
$. Us. Smboff mittels pSur6lpeaen-
Senoer" ben Sranffurter @elebrten
al bena6ri9tigen. Ser Singing IN
8ennlplpania lit elm Sportler nno
Der bette Mann beim SAlagbaa- nno
&orbbau=G Spiel. 9ie &ranfbeit be-
ltebt in Der anoauernoen Termeb=
rung Ser weiBen 8lutf0rperden, nno
Dem @bIterben Der rotten, uno bat
bisber regelmdBig ben Sog 5ur Sol
ne aebabt. Mon meiB fat ni1s iiber
ole Seilung oieier &%rantbeit, fpelhe
IN lester 3eit otter anftrat. Ser
9oter oes Mao9ens in 8aibington
las BON Dem Saa in 8ennlplpania
uno Dem oeliti6en &r5t @eslin lilo
ging gleib CUR oeutiden 8otl9att,
INN lid iiber Mittel uno @ege 81 err
funoiaen, mie man Die Seilmeoi5ln
aus 0euti1lanO berausbefommelI
tonne. 9aS &ino fam nltr nod Ell
nige @o1en le6en uno miro blsber
ourd 8lutiibertragungen funltll1
am 3eben erbalten. Ser Slater Serr
Qeslie @omaro Sob, mobnboft N
vGbeberlp" BEL 8laoensburg bel
BaIbington, befiirdtet. oaB Die eng
ldn6er irgennelhe Yatete ans
9euti6lano, aud 8oitlade, pelhe
iiber Bermuda geben, abfangen nno
uidt 6ur6geben laiien. aber I'M
@usmartigen glmt in 8aibington
fam man pielleidt in oieler Be5ie-
hung permitteln. 10 wuroe Serrn HoB
in ser oeuti6en 9otldaft beoeutet.
Wormalermeiie miiroe lid ionlt oas
Ghiden Der Meoi5in iebr per5ogern.
Serr &oB panbte iid oaber an ben
lntcritaatsiefretdr Summer 8elles,
einen peri0nliden 6renno leines
S6paeers Serrn g. 9. Ea9mar,
Washington Journal., 1940-02-09
NbIer aug @OIem sreift in Sta
lien einen MenI@en an.

@ie0erboIt lit in Ser lebten 8eit
beridtet poroen, Bob @0gel, Die nod
ibrer &enn5ei9nung aug Dem 600
logii9en @arten bon @ari9au itanl.
men, in Stalien gefangen ooer er.
legt por6en itno.
Gin obenteuerli6es grlebnis bot
te iebt elm iunger Bauer in @rnaiio,
ser auf einem Cute orbeitete uno
pl0sli9 bon einem groBen &0nigs.
adler a~ngegriffen muroe, @liiGli-
dertpeiie lag elm frdftiger Stod in
@eidpeite, 10 bob es Dem iunsen
Mann gelang, iid Dor ben 2latten
oes gefGbrli6en &dubers au idiisen
ulto i'm 10 LANCE in S9a9 at bal
ten, Bis er einen groBen Stein aif-
beben fonnte, nit Dem er oas Eier
our9 S6ldge auf ben &opf totete.
Der Moler, Der ettpa 3pei Weter
Spannpeite bate, trug an elmer
@laue &enn5ei9en, aug oenen Der.
borging, bob er aus Bolen entflo-
ben mar.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-09
Ser @interipOrtan3ns

Sn Sen ieligen 8eiten oes paien-
topps" mar cine an3abl Statiiten
fir einen Slim engagiert porOen,
Ser sic pinterIiden 8ergniigungen
zines @ebirgsortes our Sanolung
bate. 9esbalb mar BON allen Mit-
p~irfenoen perlangt poroen, BET ben
a~ufnabmen in Ser entipredenOen
Sportfleioung gu erideinen. Als
Sic @ufnobmen georebt peroen ioa-
ten, entoedte ser Silfsregiiieur einen
Statiiten, Ser in anieboien. a6er
o6ne Gportmantel eri6ienen mar.
n@esbalb iin6 Sic nidt i'm Oor-
i9riftsmdBigen 8interiportan5ug?"
i1rie er Ben Mann an. - ~2eioer
babe i1 teinen p%aiienoen Mantel",
antportete Ser Statiit, naber id babe
oafiir 8pei @aar llnterboien ailge.
dogen."
Washington Journal., 1940-02-09
rGin nnusrmiiifIi6es GeOi6t"

So6annes grabms pfleete iid iiber
Soni6opfungen. oie ieinen 9eifau
nidt fanoen, ni6t eben idnleidel-
baft gu 1uBern. Seine biliigen 9ri-
tifen paren a~Ilentbul6en gcfirdtet.
ginmal bradte i'm elm menig Be-
gabter &omponiit iein neueItes @erf.
@ortlos blatterte es 8rabms bon
Mnfons big gum gnoe 6urd, nidte
oarn anerfennen0 nit benz Ropf unO
fragte: $50 ba6en Sic nur oaS
feline Notenpnpier ber9" us Der.
ielbe &omponiit ipater einmol Shil-
Iers n2ieo bon Der @lode" pertort
bate, GuBerte @rubnls bon iartaiti.
iGer Mnertennuno: nSl Ser Sat 50
Elm unberpiiitlides @eOidtl"
Washington Journal., 1940-02-09
ang-Qnr@-Shea

GaS Grams 2ur-Sbeater bringt IN
Dem am 6reitag, ben 8. Sebruar be-
g%innenoen @ohenprogramm mie0er-
Inn eiren Ser beliebten rSnforma-
tion @leaie" Slime nit 6ooiman ais
5rageiteller uno gralence 8uooing-
ion &elan6, Dem befannten @utbor
Don u0fr. 9eeos goes to Sonn~ uno
ySbe Gat's Yan~ ais @aIt=@rpert.
Sarriert Barions' Screen Snap-
bots, ser nadite <r5filnI bermit=
ielt ms einen @inblid in bie SLIM
Stuoios @oaDtpoooS, morin in ab-
ne6slungsreiben S3enen &oialino
&liliea, earn Grant @oitb 5ellomes,
6ranf Gapra, $. SO. @arner, San
8rap uno biele anoere auftreten.
Cine &eile our1 oie S1nei3, be-
titeIt uMen of TIE Clips (~9llpenbe-
mobner), elm neuer Der p~opularen
8rapelog-6ilme, 5eigt in belultigen-
Dem @egeniaB Die S6mei8er MGn-
ner &c. ibrem Notionaliport auf Dem
Sdeibenitano mdbreno lire Sralien
8ur Stride geben. Seroen bon pradt-
poaen Sdmei5er &iiben, 8iloer aus
Der &GIe=Snouitrie, oie Mnfertigung
bon Spiben uno Huppen iotpie Die
Gntmidllng Ser in Ser S1mei5 5abl=
reid porbonoenen @aiierfrdfte iino
meitere gorDiirfe gu oieiem mirflid
feiielnoen Naturfilm.
1Gbe uglp Guiding lit ser oies-
iu0dige Disney Cartoon, Dem mie
INNER Die 3eitgeidebniiie aus aller
8elt in Der befannten reiden Aus-
mabl folqen. s..
Washington Journal., 1940-02-09
NcrctMSs& alenOer

United G~erman-American So
cieties. H. G. Winkler, President
Walter Camp, Secretary. Address
for communications: 7lO Sixth
Street, N. w.
GOncOrO GInb. NrGlioent:
Gbas. Slider; SefretGr: 6rau A.
S1ladter, 1863 Conn. Mbe., &c. So.
8"eriammlung ieOen 0ritten Naittpob
i'm Monat.
@aIbimetOm SGnaerbnnO. Ser.
einsIotol: Arcaoio Saae, 1884
14te StraBe, g. So. YrdliOent, Yaul
Otterba9; Setretar. 3. 5. WtiGaelis.
Sineltunoe: Greitag MbenOs 8 nbr.
@ai6instOn SGngerbunO Tranen.
dur. Y%raiioentin, Srau Wtarle 0tld'
ter; Sefretarin Srau Sophie Otter
bod, 311 Sulip Aue., EntOma Yart.
900. Singitunoe: 9onHerstagS.
nbenos 8 ubr, i'm ArcaOia We5auoe.
14te StraBe uno Horf Noao, %. 8.
u9eutiGer Sbeater 3lnb". Yra.
iioent: @uiton Seller; Sefrctar.
Sernann 8lanfenburg, 4233 Ste
StraBe, 81. SO. @~eriommluns ieOen
pierten 9ienstag i'm Wtonat III Der
SGngerbunobaue, 1884 : 14te Stras
Be, NorOweit.
a 9entide Treimanrcr &Ogs
XGN Mrmimius, Wr. 70, 6.A.A.Mi.
w SetretGr: Street,. NertrunI,
1910 6 StraBe, 81. &. &erl. anl
1. 9ienstag i'm Wtonat inl gteueu
Miaionic Sempel, 10. II. $ ct. N.W.
Armiuins @ergmii0uMosOcreIn.
Pr1lioent: 2orena &erlAbaum;
Setret1r: SbeOoor 2erd, o9Jo
Siebte Strabe, q. M. Terlumn
lung am /. SonnnbenO i. I'd III
9aule zines WtitglieDes.
OeMtIdcr llmtcritiiRnuDsbnno,
0iitrift 9tr. 40. YrallOent. lildcl
9oiner; Gefretar, Gbrlitian arulen
bitter, 1104 Dat GtruBe. Silucl
Spring. Wto. 8erl. ON A. 4iittlUud
I'M Monat in Der S1n9erbnnObale.
0imppert Seim Traucn Silfsucr.
Elm. Yr6lioentin: Jrau Yo6ctie
Grumfe; Gefret1rin: Srau MabeI
0iet. N%eriammlung am 2. Eiens-
tag i'm Aionat. 2 llbr nadmittags.
i'm Seine.
NriOn 9amenucrein. 9rdiiocntim.
6rau y. &rumlfe, 1859 Spriua
Hoao. 81. 49,; Sefretdrin. 6rm u
8aBmnnn. 1904 MorningliOe Crime
u. 90. Werlam. an 2. gPittiuOh in
MOnot. nadmittags | ubr.
@aibinstOn Sport Club: 9rd.
lioent: Sons gbner. 72i 8lu0lite
StraBe, 9. g.; Gefret6r: &arl
Bauer. SOB Sngrobam Ct. q. So,
6ernipreder, @onoolpb 1859; Seal.
%Iierer: IIfreo Sornung.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-09
9err Siarfs, in Baltimore, Is Sabre
alt.

Ser befannte uno beroiente 5iib-
rer Der 9euti6amerifaner in 8alti-
more, in Der 0Steuben~ -@eieai6aft,
I'M friberen n9.-A. @ationalbuno~,
Serr Sobann @erbaro Sjarfs, MUIR
De Nontng IS Sabre aft. Baltimore
uno 8aibinigton 9ratulierten ibm
uno Diini6ten ibm peitere quite @e-
iunobeit. @r lit aus Der @egeno BON
@iien ge6iirtig uno fam 1882, ais
17-iGbriger Sunge, nah Baltimore,
no er nit GROCER gnergie oeridieoe-
ne Steaungen befleioete, bis er elm
&oItaurant unO Sotel, gde o5apette"
StraBe uno u@olioap~ StraBe, err
9ffnete. gr bali in Baltimore ben
uunabb6ngigen 8iirgerperein~ grim
Den uno mar mabreno oes @eltfrie-
Jes goriibenoer oes 9euti6amerifa-
niiden Silfsmerfes fir oeutide Sim
Der. @r ueroient, BON ieinen Oielen
5reun0en uno aud bon Der oelttIden
Hegierrng geebrt 81 mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-09
8rieftaEen
Bier Sabre in BEN @ereinigten Staa-
ten nn0 mptbeOiirftia.

Bier Sabre in ben @ereinigten Gtaa-
ten mnO MOtbeOMrftig.
5roge: Sd bin anfang oes
Sabres 1886 nad bier gefommen,
0fein 9nfel bate sic 8iirgi6oft ge-
iteut. S6 bin ieBt ieit Monaten ar
6eitsloS, a6er meilt Snfel meigert
iidl mir 81 belfen. &ann id ibn in
irgellO elmer 8eiie oa5u 3tpingen ?
ODER fam i6 5iiriorge in Mnipru6
ne6men2 Sd bin I'M 8eiibe oes
eriten 8apiers.
@ntDort: Sbr Snfel lit ni6t
geiebli6 Derpfli6tet fir Sbren I'm
ierbalt %auf5ufommen. 9ie 8iirg-
i6aft mar nur cine moralii9e Ser
pflidtung; ent5iebt er iid oerielben,
10 fonnen Sic i'm ni6t 5mingert, gu
Sbrem llnterbalt bei3uIte1ern. IS
lit au6 nidt ratiam, n0ffentli6e
6iiriorge" in 4niprud 81 nebmen;
oenn lult Dem @eIeb f0nnen sic BE-
portiert meroen, melin Sic innerbalb
Der eriten flint Sabre unmittelbar
nod Sbrer 4nfunft bier, Ser offent=
liden @obltdtigfeit CUR 2ait fallen.
8ieaeidt fonnen Sic ia prinate Sir
Jorge erbalten.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-09
n9Gnlel nuS @rctel"- Amffa6rmmg
fir &im0er bDn SDattsbiae mn
llmgegen6.

am %. 6ebraar 1T &inoer-gor-
itellltng i'm r&itdie~- @oliieum bel
Der vllniperiitdt bon Marplano~ an
Der AutoitraBe nod Baltimore. Ger
@rtrag Der &oriteaung lit gum 8e-
item Der Sdulfinoer oes &reiies
08rince George" in WtarDlano. @uf-
gefiibrt miro oas befannte @rimm'-
lde Mdrhen nSaniel mo @retel"
uno 5tpar bon Ser uneigenniibigen
@ruppe bon 5rauen, Die iid nSunior
8rograms Snc.~, Nem Yorf, nennt.
Ser Gintritt lit Is Gents fir Sim
ser (25 Gents fir Grnahiene). Man
menoe fid an 6rau @eorg Basner,
~llniperiitp Yart~, Mo.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-09
@etltge SaMme hes
Criemts.

9ie 8oumberebrrng lit elm ural.
ter 4uIt, Dem befanntlid aud oie
Gorfabren ser @ermonen bulOigten.
@eld weltmeite 8erbreitung sic
6ieIem @louben 5lgrunOe Iiegen0en
8~orItelnngen ober beiisen, 5ei9en
gepiiie 8rGude, tpelfe nod beute
int Orient lebenoig iin0.
Sn 9eriien uno iiberaa in g1orO-
afrifa fin0et man biele gGume,
oie onoGdtig pie lebenOig 8eien
pereBrt perOen, ober nirgenOs 10
piele mie in Aegppten. 9ie Bait
ME peroen bier iotDobI BON BEN
M3obame0onern fir beiIie gebalten
ais aud sen Gopteh Sen eil-
geboreneu Gbriiten.
Sn oieleu Ggpptiideu 90rfern
prO eIn Sdeif oOer Elm Seiliger.
penn or itir6t, in ndditer Ndbe ei-
mes 8ounes beitattet, uno Der
Baum. bel benz Oos CARDINAL itd
erbebt, ioa oain Die 2rGfte 0es
0obingeidiebenen in iid oufneb.
men. 3it einem Iolden Baum mall
fabrten BON melt Der Mdnner unO
6rouer. 6ie franf iin0 ODER irgen0-
einen Summer boben. sic i6nei-
Sen Stiide bon ibrem @etpot0 o0er
6oore BON ibrem &opf ab un0 be-
feitigeu Oieie 9inge an Dem Baum.
Das Soar, in Dem ii6 elm Sell
Ser 5ppIe oes @eni9en befinOen
Ion, miro b~eionoers germ an Dem
Baum ongpbro6t, uno off Oieie
8eiie tritt oie GeeIe oes gitt-
fleben0en nit Ser oes begrobenen
Seiliaen in 8erbinOung.
Sralten, pelfe feline &in0er ia.
ber:, iino DEFENDERS bdlfig bel bic
len beiIigen 8Gumen 8u fin6en, oa
ibre 3aubermaht tie bon benz
i6meren 6lu6 Oes OrientaIii8en
8ei6es, Ser nnfrudtbarfeit, Be-
freien IoI.
Ser befannteIte beiIige Baum
MegDptens lit Ser iogenannte
Baum Der Sungfrou" Bel Matd.
rieb, gara in ser N6be bon &airo.
Na9 Ser lteberlieferung lon iener
Baum elm @%bfommIing ienes gau-
mes fem, unter benz bic beilige
Samilie nuf ibrer Slu6t nod
aegDpten rubte, utS Saber idreibt
Ii6 oas beIonoere Mnieben, 6as er
genieBt. gr befin6et ii9 In Ell.
mem iammerbonen 8uItanO unb
liegt Ser 2Gnge na6 auf Dem 8oOen,
obmobI er nod bliibt.
or 1T iiber un0 iber nit
@eibgeI6erfen beOeft, unb es lit
elm ergreifenoer gnblid, menn bier
in LANCER 9feibe Sic dgDptiiGen
Miitter fnien, Oie auf ibren S6ul-
tern elen0e feline &inoer baIteN,
uno sic nun Sen Baum anfleben,
lire &leinen gu beilen. sic reiBen
bon Dem GleiO beg ainoes einen
6eBen ab unO befeitigen i'm an benz
Baum, ipdbrenO ibre Srdnen ME
Oerftr0men. So, lie ieBen iogar Die
ainoer ielbit 8u SiiBen oes 8au-
mes nie0er, neil iie meinen, bob
Damn Die beilenOe &raft auf lie
iibergebt.
9ie 8eOuinen geben nod einen
S9ritt peiter unO bringen benz
beiligen Baum, ser in ibrer Dale
berebrt miro, lebenoige Spfer oar.
Man6mnI lit es elm @ogel, oer
Dem 8aum geopfert miro, nod Of-
ter aber elm Sdaf, uno auf Oieie
@eiIe meinen Iie, oaes ltnbeil
bon ii6 o~b3utpenoen. 0as Sier
miro am SuBe 0es 8aumes ge-
idladtet, 10 bob Iein 9lut Die
8uraeln benebt.