Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1940, Page 13

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The fuehrer may be all right for the general run of Germans, he feels. He says his own relatives, high in the nation’s industrial life or wedded with the litary arm of Naziism, are quite \ —Star Staft Photo. satisfled. But Franz Karl Bueb is an artist. “I simply can't stand, as an artist, being told I must do 'hlt I don't want to do,” he declares, l‘ou:ht 13 Duels. man of spirit, Mr. Bueb says hls Mdlvldulu.nn led him into 18 saber duels with fellow students be- fore he came to the United States in 1937 at the age of 21. He bears long scars on his face as evidence, But the National Socialist party put him into a regiment with every- one else—sent him into labor serv- ice. He was assigned to the agri- were conducted around Mexico City today by 5,000 soldiers, divided into rednndbl\latmu At New York he walked off the boat as a member of the crew, he relates, and pawned his fraternity pin for $4 so he could eat while he the freshest breeze I ever smelled,” the refugee recalled. Under the assumed name of Fred Barnum he worked through Amer- ica as far south as Miami, designing costumes, stage scenery, dresses, textiles, furniture and teaching art, he says. He claims that he made money at ccmmercial art and is still PRICES ADVANCE MAY 15 Buy Now and SAVE . Order ‘blue coal’ now and save up to $1.25 per ton GONVENIENT | Griffith - Consum- ers @lrrmx- ONSUMERS (OMPANY 1413 New York Ave, N. W. 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IS.MTIH With the formation of our System, we began an aggressive policy of encouraging wider use of elec- tric appliances for labor saving and more conve- niences in the home. We made them easy to own. Our Companies have been producing progres- sively larger quantities of electricity and have been making it available at progressxvely lower rates for many years. We thus help to make the American standard of living the highest in the world and help to lighten the work of housewives in an ever growing number of American homes. * These are the latest figures published, “comprises the followmg electric operating companies NORTHERN GROUP Consumers Power Company (Michigan) Central lllinois Light Company 4 Southern Indiana Gas and Electric Company Ohio &num Company Penmylunu Power Company SOUTHERN GROUP Alabama Power Company Georgia Power Company Gulf Power Company (Florida) Mississippi Power Company South Carolina Power. Gompany Argo RED LIPTON'’S " Yellow Label TEA '/ub. 23c 10 ~& 35¢ U. S. 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