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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20
A ROMANOK ELKOBOZTAK
BETHLEN MTNISZTERELNOK
ERDELYI BIRTOKAT
A felosztott birtok legregibb
Bethlen dominium volt.

Bethlen Istvan gr6f, magyar
minhsztenelniok nagy kiteriedesii
erdelyi birtokait nehany hold XII
vetelevel az agrartorveny ertel-
meben kisajatitottak. A kisaiati.
tas mar regebben megtortent, de
agyak mask helyen a f0ldek szet-
osztasara meg nem keriilt sor
Icy tobbek k0z0tt vajdakama
rasi birtok felosztasa is halasztast
szenvedett. "A napokban a bnka.
resti legfels6bb agrartanacs intez-
kedesere hozzakezdtek a vajda-
kamarasi fofdbirtok szetosztasa
hoz. A vajdakamarasi foldbirtol
max t0rtenelmi nevezetessege
hogy a kolozsmegyei dominium
volt Bethlenek egyik leeregibh
csaladi tart6zkodasi helye.
A kastely ts kisajatitas utar
megmaradt tiz hold tovabbra is .
Bethlen csalad tulaidom lesz. &
t0bbi 400 hold f5ldet azonbap
szdtosztjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20
HAZAUTAZAS
Ozv. Mihok Sandorne hetfon este
utazik Magyarorszagba rokonai-
max latogatasara.

Multi szGptemberben, eletc de
len elhalnyt Mihok Sander, ismert
merikai magyar ujsaeir6 eS a
magyar koziigyek harcosanak or
vegyc, sziil. Vask0 Boriska; 6zv.
Vask6 Ferencn6 leanya, hetf6n es
te indul Magyarorszagba elhunyt
ferje edeSanyjanak es csaladja-
max latogatasara. Ket kis leanya
szinten utnak indulnak, hogy
edcs apjuk sziil6hazajat ts nagy-
anyjukat meglatogassak.
Mihoknt is ezen az uton fogia
megismerni Magynrorszaeot, inert
8 is Amerikaban sziiletett. Ieaz.
hogy mem AIT a sztp, rtgi nagy
Magyarorszagot, amelyben ferje
szjiletett, hanem AIT a csonka,
megnyirbalt, nyomoru uj orsza-
got, amelytrt verzik minden ma
gyar Szive.
Mih6knet ismeri az egesz yo-
ungstowni magyarsag es ICY bat
ran mondhatjuk, hogy velimk
cgyiitt mindcnki Szcrcncses uta-
y1 St lyiyap Oolyily
Jelenle2i tervei szerint, Mih6k-
ne az 6sszel fog visszaterni,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20
AKI AKASZTASSAL SECRET
TIE vOLNA MEGRITKITANI
Az "URAK".AT

Kallai JOSEF ts Kallai Andras
bodrogszilasi f0ldmivesek izgatas
vetsege Is Kallai Andras ezenki-
viii a magyar allan megbecsilfse
elleni vetsege Matt keriilt a tor
venyszek ele.
Kallai JOSEF 1926. februar 26-
an Bodrogszilason egy gyiiles al
kalmayal AIT a kijelentest tattc,
hogy: - Ugy latszik az uraknak
ujb6l keyes a penziik, kitalaNak ak
valamit, hogy .sok ehes ur meg
alhessen; meg kellene 6ket ritki-
tani, fel kellpne akasztani, tete-
iebe a penziigyminisztert.
Kallai Andras pedie' ugyaEak-
kor kovetkez6ket mondotta: -
TIT az urak parasztokrol lenyuz
.ak a bort; Csonkamagyarorsza
mem csonkraorszag, hanem
nyuz6orszag.
A debreceni t0rvenyszek az ell
multi hetekben vonta felelGssegre
a ket f0ldmivest ezekert a kijr-
lentesekert, $ mindkettojukct BIZ
n6snek mondva XII, fejenkint l
h6napi es Is napi foghazra it6lte.
Az itelet ellen ugy vad, mint
a vedelem felebbezest jelentett
be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20
MAJUs szENzACI0JA!
Ha jol akar mulatni, ugy olvassa
ell az alabbi cjkket.

A Kossuth K0r vigalmi bizott-
saga majus 31.-en, Decoration
Day-kor egy pompas es nagysza-
basu nyari mulatsagot fog rem
dezni a mindenki altal j6l ismert
S termeszeti szepsegekben gazdae
Campbell Parkban. A mulatsag
delutan 3-kor veszi kezdetet S
tart k6s6 ejjeli orakig.
A rendez6stg Baloeh Bella ra-
do ciganyt szerz6dtette. Balogh
a legutobbi mllatsagon bebizo-
nyitotta, hogy a sok fiist0s KOHL
m6gis csak 8 a legfiist0sebb, a
legjobb, legmepszeriibb!
A rendez6seg nagy el6kesziile-
teket teSz nyari mulatsag sike-
re erdekeben. Lesz oft minden
limonadet6l egesz a masfel per-
centes near beer-ig! Lesznek oft
sep magyar tiinderek, viragos
kedvii magyar .fiuk, sz6val min
den, amt csak szemiink es szank
megkivan.
Tartsa tehat mindenki j6l en-
lekezeteben! Hetfon, Decoration
DrN,,kor a Kossuth K0r nyari
mulatsaga a Campbell Parkban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20
Hetfon lesz a Verhovay
4O-eves "Jubileumi Balia"
A YOUNGSTOWN 1O8. TX FI0K MEGUNNEPLT Az
EGYLET ALAPITASANAK 40 TX EVFORDUL0JAT
A MOOSE HALLBAN
A muatsagon Rigo Joska lemez bandaja muzsikal.

Az egesz Youngstown es kor-
nyeki magyarsag OFT lesz httf6n,
nros piink0sd masodnapjanak eS-
tdjen a Moose Hallban, hogy a
Verhovay Segely Egylet youngs-
town., 10S.-ik fiokjaml ceyiitt
iinnepelje meg a magyar egylet
negyven esztend6s jubileumat.
Blanket es gyiil6s helyett a yo-
ungstowni fi6k, egy hatalmas
tancmulatsag kcret6ben tartja
meg ezt a jubileumot, amelypt
megiinnapelnek az iden mindcn
magyarlakta amerikai varosban,
ahol Verhovay fi6k van.
A jGhilelmi esemenyt csak egy
rovid beszedben fogja meltatni
Nemenyi Miklos Emo, az egylet
igazeat6saganak tagja az egyik
tame k0zti sziinetben. Kiil0nben
az egesz este at lesz advn tame
max es a mulatsagnak.
Az egylet vezet6sege es balra
kikiildott bizottsag mmdent elko-
vetett, hogy magyarsag jol trez
re marat ezen q mulatSapon.
A zenet Rig6 J6ska ciganyban-
daSa fogja szolgaltatni. Rig6 mem
reg jolt vissza Philadelphiab6l,
ahol a radioba es a Victor lemez-
gyar reszere muzsikalt. Bandaja
val0di cigany kosztiimben fog
megjelenni.
Gondoskodva lesz arrol, hogy
a fiatalsag kedvere jarhasa az
amerikai tilncokat, inert a bal
rendez6ses ugy fog intezkedr;.
hogy a magyar es amerikai tam
COX felvaltva k0vessek egymast.
Aki elton balba, az nemcsak
jol fog mulatni, de meglehet,
hogy mulatsaga nemhogy semmi-
be sem fog keriilni, hanem meg
hasznot is fog huzni.
Ugyanis minden belep6-jegy
szamozva lesz szelvennyel es es-
te II 6rakor az 0sszes szelvenyek
KOHL ket s7am lesz kihuzva. A
szerencse szamok kiMiil az els6
egy OF dollaros aranyat kap, a
masodik pedig ket es fel dollaros
aranyat.
A fi6k tagjai, akikre a bali-dij
megfizetese k0telezo, szinten kap
max szamot. A tagok a ali-diijat
maid az egylet k0vetkez6 gyiile-
sen fzetik es az ajt6nal csak szel
venyt kapnak, fizetes nelkiil.
Remeljiik, hoey a Youngstown
magyarsag, a tarsegyletek es xii
l0n0sen a mi derek magyar fla
talsagunk elton mulatsagra,
hogy ezzel bebMonyitsa ait, hogy
meltanyolni tudja egy magyar
testiilet negyven esztend6s jubi-
leumat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20
sZOvETsEGI GYttLEs

-Vasarnap delutan tartotta az
Am. Macy. (bridgeporti) Szovet-
seq Youngstown osztalya rendes
havi gyiileset. A gyiilesen elhata-
roztak, hogy minden el6kesziile-
tet megtesznek a julius 10.-en a
Campbell Parkban megtartand6
pikhikre. Az ido el1remladott-
saga Matt Tausz B. Gynla felii-
gyelG bizottsagi tag csak r0vid
jelentest tett. A fogyiiles hataro-
zatait a jov6 gyiilesen fogjak b6-
vebben targyalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20

Eek a legerdekcsebb szamok,
melyek legjobban mutatjak a re-
81 es az nj szamitas kozti kiilonb-
seget. AIT jelentik ezek, hogy
visszakaptunk eey sereg' magyart,
akiket trianoni beke elszakitott
magyarsagt6l meg lit Amerika-
ban is. ITALIAN elton egyszer annak
az ideje is, hogy az igazsag visz-
szah6ditja az er8szakosan elvett
teriileteket is Magyarorszag sza-
mara. GU. v"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20
BAL.EsET

A lnult heten egy automobil ell
iitotte Szikora Laszl6, corners
burgi uton lak6 honfitarsunk kis
leanyat. A leanyka szerencsere
csak k0nnyebb bu16dasokat Is
karcolasolmt szenwdett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20
AsZFALTBETYAR

Tobb fatal leany panaszara a
rend6rok efogtak a heten Mike
Janost, akit leanyok avval Va
dolnak, hogy mess16litotta -Sket
AZ utcan, Ugy latsaik, J6nos ma
gyon sxereames term&szetHs lehet,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20

OLvASSA AZ AMERTKAI MA
GYAR UIRLAPOT ES TAMO-
GASSA Az ABBAN HIRDE.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20
MAJus x1RxLYNEJA.

Igen j6l sikeriilt q Katholikus
rjusagi K0r hetf6n este megtar-
.tott szezonzar6 halja Moose
Hallban.
Az est fenypontja . majusi XII
ralvn6 megvalasztasa volt.
Of magyar leanyka. aki m6jus-
ban sxiiletett, palyazott . kir&ly-
n6segre.
AIT 0t koziil . legt0bb sxayaxa-
tot Lampert nonka nyerte 81 Is
ICY st koronaxta 6r6lyn6nelx
Brogly Ferenc, . kor agilis sind.
ke.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20

Olyasaa = Amerilai Naeyas
Hrlappt g tmogaasa = sbla1
aifdets eeg)hst
The Washington times., 1926-05-08

Mondell went to Philadelphia yes.
terday morning for q fraternity
Continued on Page :. Column %
The Washington times., 1926-05-08
| OP0L D RI o /
IS DE- MED
~ Intsrnational news 1arviog


JOLIET, M. May Nathan
Leopold. jr.. suspected of being the
.brains.' Of the plot that resulted
III the murder of Deputy Warden
peter KLEIN ana the escape of
seven convicts from the stateville
prison near here late Wednesday.
was virtually absoIved of blame by
warden Whitman today. Leopold,
with Richard Loeb, Is serving g
life sentence for the murder q
Bobby Franks.
II have been assured that Leo
pold took no part ii the affair.
either before or after the murder
of Warden Klein, " said Mr.. W1it-
man. 81 talked to him yesterday
and / am convinced that he had
nothing to do with the affair. :"
States Attorney Rain, who IS
in charge Of the grand jury In.
vestigatfon into the murder ana
prison delivery, apparently does
not share Warden Whitman'g be-.
lief that Leopold u blanneless. and
Ii investigating discrepancy In
the story told to him BY Leopold
last night.
The Washington times., 1926-05-08

| AW CITED
To [EFEND
PRACTICE

The question 81 whether or not
Frederick a. fleming misled the
District Supreme Court in his ex-
pense accounts: filed as guardian
for World War veterans, resolved
into q debate over the interpreta-
ton of law Ct the hearing today
before the court auditor.
After morning Of testimony,
the auditor ordered w. w. Mil
Ian. counsel for Fenning. and
Major Davis G. Arnold, counsel
for the Veterans Bureau, to make
their arguments on the practice
followed by Fenning in his guar
dianship cases. as an aid in de-
termining IL Fenning has received
double fees.
Court Ordered Inquiry
The hearing was held after a
court order directed the auditor to
inquire into charge before the
House District Committee that
Fenning has deceived the court and
has collected double fees as guar
dian.
AT the morning hearing Fennlng
testified freely about mis- guardian
ship practice.
He admitted he is agent Tor the
United States Fidelity and Guar
anty Bonding Company As such
agent, he said. he bonds himself to
perform the duties of guardian In
all cases that are assigned to him
by the District court.
He said further that ne lists the
premiums for the bonds as a
charge against the estates of his
wards, and that the bonding com
Continued on Page 2, Column ~
The Washington times., 1926-05-08
BLAST ||NPER|LS.
LIVES Of IS

The lives Of IL men, a woman
and child were endangered today
when a five gallon can of var
nish, ignited by short-circuit,
exploded in Carty's Electric and
Battery Service Station, 1908
Fourteenth st. N. w.
Varnish ExpIOdeS
When the sparks from the wire
fell among the paints and varnish
In the middle of the store the 10
mechanics on duty dashed for the
street. No sooner had they reached
the pavement than the varnish ex.
ploded with muffled rumble,
throwing flames over the walls and
ceiling.
A colored man by the name OF
Williams, his wife and child,
reached the rear alley in safety.
Approximately $1,000 damage to
Continued on Page 2. Column 81
The Washington times., 1926-05-08
Son Of Rep. MondeN
Fined After RolD
Other Prominent D. G. Youths
Held in Philadelphia
"Frat" Battle

A battle with Philadelphia police
men following a fraternity meeting
in the Quaker City last night, nearly
sent the son of one prominent
Washington resident to the Phila-
delphia workhouse for 80 days, and
gave several other socially promi-
nent Capital youths uncomfortable
hours.
William Harris Mondell, son of
Frank w. Mondell. former House
Floor Leader, member OF the War
Finance Corporation and president
of the Congressional Country Club.
was the youth who narrowly es-
capped the workhouse sentence.
With John J. Bryn, son Of the
Norwegian Minister to washington
and several other Capital youths.
The Washington times., 1926-05-08

Burglars, who climbed i've
flights of ire escape, jimmied i
skyIight. bored through iron doors
and then solved The combination
on ] huge safe, made away with
furs valued st approximately 500
900 from the store and factory q
Il. ZirIxin d Sons, Inc, S21 Four
teenth ST. N. w. last night or
early today.
Take Finest Skins
Evidently experts Il furs, the burg.
lars carefully selected tho finest
slxins from each of the i've floors Of
the Zirkin Building, describing pelts
generally considered inferior. An
incomplete check-up today also IN.
dicated that only the original skins
were taken. fur coats and other
manufactured garments being pur.
posely put aside.
The robbery IS the second within
e week that shows the hand Of ex-
pert thieves ii the downtown section.
During last weekend, the jewelry
shop Of James G. Lynn, in the In.
vestment Building, was entered and
$40, 900 in choice gems stolen. De
tectives are inclined to associate the
two burglaries as the work Of an
expert bard OF gem and fur thieves.
Dreamed Of Robbery
A daughter Of Samuel Zirlin.
head of the firm, declared today
that she had dreamed last night
that the place was being robbed.
A fire escape on the rear OF the
building at $40 Fourteenth st. Is
believed to have been the means
by which the burglars gained ac-
cess to the roof Of the building.
The slkylight was jinmied open,
and the burglars dropped to- the
factory, which is on the fifth floor.
skins were selected from the
hundreds stored in the cabinets,
on which the workmen had been
busy when closing time came yes
ferSiay. and which were not put
IL the safe. The discarded fllrs
were strewn on the floor.
Drill Holes In Doors
IRON doors block the stairway at
the third and second floors. but the
burglars bored neat holes through
these to open the locks.
ON the second floor the largest
safe in the building Is kept. In
this. were the most valuable pelts.
The safe was opened either by
someone who had gained knowledge
sc the combination. or by 9 Jimmy
Valentine who could feel the
numbers with representative fng-
ers. It was said that only members
of the firm were acquainted with
the combination.
The first and second floor shops
also were ransacked. again only the
best being taken.
m win REQUIRE d week to check
IN On the losses. It was said today.
The Washington times., 1926-05-08
why | Married
Peaches Heenan"

Edward w. Browning, mil.
llOnaire Cinderella Man"
whose marriage to 15.year.0Id
Peaches" Heenan has caused
nationwide comment. tells the
story Of his romance in the
columns Of The Washington
Times soon.
The sociological study Of tho
mating Of the 6l-year-OId New
York real estate man Is abb
sOrbingly interesting. Brown
ing says he has young ideas.
His version Of the affair Ii
told in several articles. Much
has been written Of the sensa.
tional marriage. Little or moth
ing has been given out by
Browning who tells now Tor
the first time Just Whist mo.
tives prompted him through
out.
The Washington times., 1926-05-08
Thrills Galore
Abound in
Serial



s.EootlOoseD
Aunt Agony had no earthly use
Cor Fay shirley: She had never
Mked her from the time. years and
years ago, when the shirleys had
moved ia across the street, and Fay
and Peggy had become fast friends.
II don't IKE her. and I never
win lilxo her. she often said q
ray. r don't know what you
can see Il her. Pes. Myself. I'd
never trust person with green
eyes any farther than you could
throw an elephant by the trunk:
They're always deceitfuI!''
And there was no doubt that
Eay's eyes were green clear
RraysRreen with q black velvety
ring around them. They were
Eay'a one claim to beauty.
Peggy cleared her throat ana
looked uD at Aunt Agony.
know what she wanted to see me
nbout. she said slowly and
clearly. SHE wanted to tell me
about about her lips quivereds
but she went on about herself
and Ranny Phelps. They're go
iug to he married In june.
10 her establishment Aunt
Agony betrayed no sign O1 sur
prise.
She simply went on shaking
out the wet garments before the
ffre and then hung them over 9
chair covered with newspapers.
When she did look up. there
was little bitter smile around
the corners Of her dry lips. And
abe nodded wisely.
That's inst what / thought
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m1ent. It was aa II she were try
Ing to convince herself Of the
fact that she really was perfectly
iSappy.
And anyway, it's no tragedy
70 lose one beau she added
ssnrv mother used TO say that the
lr,a- ~ nne ii flie gain Of two
e,,S flle choice Of twenty more. .
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-02-17
ANOTHER NUN
THIRD VICTIM
OF POISONING
Two More Sisters at Catholic
Hospital Are in a Critical
Condition

Dickinson. N. D., FEB. 17.--LR-
Death early today claimed Sister
Phidclias as the third victim of the
poison tragedy which struck St
Joscrh's hospital here Saturday.
Two other sisters now are in a
critical condition. It is believed
that the three deaths were. dsused
from poisonous fumes originating
from wood stain, used in finishing
the corridors and roms of the new
wing of the hospital building.
Doctors Baffled
Physicians who have worked on
the case admit that they are bafflcd.
Samples Of paints and varnishes
used in the building have been sent
to the state university laboratories at
Grand Forks for analysis.
An official investigation will not
be held, unless the chemical findings
appear to warrant it. Sister Phide
las was taken i'll Saturday after
noon, ut the same time as Sisters
Ambrosinia and Anaceleta, who died
Monday.
Funeral services for Sisters AM
brosinia and Anacclcta were held
this morning at st. Patrick's CHURCH
here. Right Rev. Vincent Wchrlc,
bishop Of Bismarck, assisted BY Rev.
N. Schmitt, pastor of the church,
and many other priests from western
North Dakota parishes, officiatcd.
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MINNES0TA'S
FREIGHT RATE
FIGHT OPENS
First Clash Is Brought on an
Indictment Against Nor
thern Pacific

Minneapolis. Feb. l..-LP) Min
nesota opened its attack on the au-
thority of the interstate commerce
commission to fix freight rates with
IN the state. when the tria, of three
railroads indicted for the violation
OF the Minnesota rail rate law va.
started this afternoon before Judge
r. r. Waite in Hcnncpin county
district court
The first clash between the state
and the authorities of the federal
commission will be based on one of
the two indictments against the
Northern Pacific railroad. This in
dictment charges the railroad with
collecting a rate Of 81 cents cwt
from Minneapolis to Little Falls and
~ cents a cwt from Little Falls to
Minneapolis. Three other indict-
ments. one against the Northern Pa
cific. one against the Omaha, and
one against the 500 Line, Will be
moved to trial in order. it was agreed
between counsel for the respective
railroads and Floyd B. Olson. county
prosecutor.
While the charges in the indict-
ments are similar in nature they are
made to apply to the several sec
lions of the statute. Two out of the
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Bemidji Drayman
Is Elected Mayor

Bcmidji. Mimi, Feb. 17.--[P)-Tom
Smart. drayman and contractor, was
elected mayor Of Bcmidji Tuesday
over l.. II. Denu, ,OS3 to 913, to sue
coed j. j. Dixon.
The total of 2,0l6 votes cast was
the largest in years. Mrs. Belle Den
ley, city clerk; George ". Rhea,
treasurer; N. +. Given and DR.. A.
Dannenberg, park commissioners, and
+. X. Jahr for alderman of the Sec
ond ward, were unopposed.
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O'CONNOR TRIAL
GETS UNDER WAY

Grand Forks. n. D.. Feb. II. up =
Taking of testimony began today in
the trial of W. W. O'Connor, former
treasurer of the FIRST Savings Bank
of Grand Forks, charged with en-
bczzlemcnt.
Three witnesses were on the stand
during the morning session Of the
court. They were F.. H. Metcalf. a
former employee of the bank;
Thomas kady of the kady Piano
company; and C. II. Ireland. former
inspector for the Depositors' Guar
anty Fund Commission, who took
charge Of the bank following its clos
ing in June, 1924
Metcalf's testimony today was CON
fined to the Identification Of bank
records. He was not subjected 10
cross examination by the defense.
The books Of the bank identified by
him were placed in evidence BY the
state.
Notes Identified
Mr.. kady identified number Of
notes which he had received from
various parties in payment for pianos.
These. he testified he had sold to
Mr.. O'Connor at discounts ranging
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BILL PROVIDES
TWO DIRICIBLES,
1000 ARPLANES

Washington, Feb. IT, @ The
house naval committee today reported
bill to carry out its new five-year
building program for the naval air
service at cost Of nearly 100000
600.
The measure provides for two di-
rigibles, each three times the size of
the wrecked Shenandoah, 1000 air
planes, and an item Of 100000 for