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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21
(Folyt'atas
A KISERLETI TELEP
Copyright by Endre Bohem, 1927

K0nnyebben ment, mint gondoltak;
Mrs Young cis6 sz6ra es 0rOmmel be
lcegyezett. Latta, frezte, hogy Rober-
tet milyen holaogga teszi Girard apo
ajanlata, hogy milyen remcg6 izgalom-
NAL lesi az 3 szavat ts nem mond
hatott mast, mint egy anyai konnyek
k6zt hiztat6 igent. 1Mdta, hogy csak
ery s2avaba keriil 6s a fin marad, ha
a szivc szakad Is meg es latta, hogy
milven sivar IS kilatastalan Robert ele.
te otthon. A reptiles ahitatos cs2meje
annyira belcr6gz6d6tt, hogy mas, bar
hogy is igyekezett sziileivcl elhitetni,
mem erdekclte Meg most, amig Ok n
sziil6k fletben vannak, van valami hi
vataSa fiunak, az ertiik val6 onfelal-
dozas tartamat vetit ~ elctthe. De ha
maid egyediil marad 6s ha meg tvek
fognak cltelni addig? Anyai sors -
haad r0piili0n ki flu a feszckbol.
Meghat0 iclcact volt, amikor yacso-
ra utan Walter navartan, bizonytala-
nul mcgkezdtc maga nchez monde
kaiat, amt Julia azzal szakitott fell
be, hogy tudia mir0l van $40 es . mem
csak clengedi Robcrtct, hancm k5ri is,
hogy mcnjen es igyckezz6k mogtalani
az e>ethivatasat Robert fclugrott es
| odad6lt az anyia ol6bc, mint cgy kis
flu, Walter elcsukl6 hangon jcgycztc
meg:
- julia tc egy szcnt vagy. Most mH
gam el6tt latlak, amikor NJ On ctiine
semkor predikdltal...
| Csendcs, latsz6lagos, Macy razk6dta
! tas n6!ltJh bcsztlgctts volt cz - pa,
meghitt $40 csak, dc n kis csalad tlcte
ben d6nt6 jelent6s6gG, t0rtenemi, dra
mai ora. Girard apo mem tudta vissza
tartani az indulatait, megindnltak k0ny
nyei IS homlokon cs6kolta Jnliat:--
--''Az amcrika anyik vilag hos
moi k6z6tt a gh6sicscbbck! TIT var
AZ nj vilag bdles6je... '-mondta tipi
kus francia ekcsszavu b6kolhssal q
patosszal.
- Ugy-e, cm1tkszcl tdesanyam
hogy amikor kis flu voltam, mindi!
ait igertem...-
- Hogy minden pfnzcd ha2a hozo'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21

Ketsegteleniil van mar Onnek tudo-
masa arr6l a magyar mnnkar6l, mely
Lancaster ben folyik. Az ittcni Frank
lin es MARSHALL kolleginm ez id6 szcrint
az egyeditli olyan ESQ osztalyu koll6gi-
girlm Amerikaban, melybcn a magyar
nyelvnek, magyar irodalomnak Is mil
vel6desnek es a magyar tortenelemnck
magyar nyelven va6 tanitasara nyil-
vanos, rendes tanszeket tartanak fem.
A magyar tanitas, magyar konyvtar,
magyar hirlapok 6s foly6iratok olvas6-
torme, magyar diakegylctek, magyar
6sszejovctclck 6s iinnepelyek ICY lehe.
t6v6 tcszik, hogy az amerikai magyar
ifjak, bar1nilyen palyara kesziilnek is,
az elsGrangu amerikai kikep26ssel egy
ia6ben ts cgy aron ts azon xviii meg
magyar miiveltseget is sajatithassanak
| cl, s6t ennck befcjczeset Magvaror-
szagon is cszk0z0lhetik, inert buda-
pesti f6iskolak es kollegiumunk kozott
cserediaksag int6zm6nyc van kialaku-
l6ban.
KoFlegalmunk minden lehct6 kedvcz-
m6nnycl segitsegiinkrc jon abban To-
rekvesiinkben, hogy munka altal ma
gasabbra emeljiik amcrikai magyarsa
gunk szinvonalat Anyagi tekintetben a
magyarok szamara ketsegtelrnill ez az
iskola nyujtja legtobb el6nyt ts val6
ban paratlan kedvezmenyeket.
Mindezen okokt6l indittatva ait ha
tarozta cl Szechcnyi Tarsasagunk, hogy
fe1szoTitja II k0zepiskolakban taml6 ms
gyar ifjusagot, hogy fels6bb iskolai ia
nulmanyaik folytatasara, j6jjenek i'd
a mi kollegiummkba, ahol olyan pa
ratlanul el6ny0s k6riimenyck koz0t
tanulhatnak, amin6ket ma az orszA:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21
"AZ EG LOVAGJAIo

A bnkott lovagok, szarnysze.
gctt prometheusok nyugosznak lit,
Monsieur Robert kezdte Girand apo
konnyt6l fojtott hangon. legmagasz-
tosabb rend legh6sicsebb lovagjai. a
mennybolt tengereszei.
Robert sorra jarta a sirokat. Mas.
mas zdszl6 foszlott sz0vetet lobogtat
ia a szel majdnem mindeg gyiknel
- ITQlnap italian mellettHk leszck en-
is!-ezekkcl s2avakkal r6tta le Ro.
bert a kegycletet 6s fenezett k6k
egboltra, a varazsos palyara. Girard
apo n6man megszoritotta kezet Is be.
ve2ette q terembe.
- Monsieur Robert Young, Los An
selesb5l, az EgyesGlt Allamokb6l.
= IIurrah, vive, ellen. -hangzott
fel a lelkes kis tabor tagjai aikar6l IS
kit0r6 0r0mmcl vettell k0riil hazat6rt
mentorukat Is M nj jovcv6nyt.
Az en- szohamba iGS.ij6n, amig Apo
bercndez Onnek egyet.
- A gfpem hotnap renlclkezts6rc
an.
- Reggcl feljon velem ugy-c? (Aki
czt kerdcztc, cgy bajos fatal no volt
ami nagyon mcglepte Robcrtct.)
- llogy allanak Amerikaban, mi nj
sag oft?
! rs 0zonet arasztottak Robcrtrc ha
sonic k6rd6scknek. Girard apo scgitct
te ki ebb6l a kdnycs hclyzctb6l:
Monsieur hoSszn ut utan faradt
maid reggelin6l mindcnt mcgbcsz6
| link.
(Folytatjnk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21
1927. APRILIS q.

egyetlcn mas skolajaban sem talalhat
max meg. Mask hatarozatrink pedig
ait celozza, hogy erintezesbe lePye a
maIsutt tahul6 magyar diakokkaa, ve-
liik k0z0sen orszagos magyar diakszo-
vets6get alakitsunk, az amerikal ma
gyarsag el5tt all6 Macy celoknak mum
kalasa IS ifjusagunknak azokra valo
rancvclege 6rdekeben.
F. k6t celunkhoz feltetleniih szukse-
giink van ARA, hogy megtndJfk az
amcrikai magyar diakok cimet. Azt ker
iiik tchat 0nt6l, kcdves testverunk,
hogy sziveskedjek veliink minel eioDD
koz0lni mindazolxnak magyar 11JaK-
max nevet es cimet Xix tudomasa sze-
rnt k6zep, vagy felsobb iskolaKba
iarnak (high schools, colleges, unlver-
ities). Meg egy mask keres'ink Is van:
szivcskediek mcgirni nckiink az On va
rosaban, vagy annak k0rnyeken ievo
ilyen isko,aknak a nevet es pontos ci-
met is.
Mindczckct mem magunkert kerJuk.
Hasznalni akarrnk amerikai magyar If
iusagunknak Is azOn keresztiil az anne
rikai magyarsA gnak is. Bizunk abban,
hogv k0zart val6 t0rckvesiinkben On
is segitsegiinkre lesz.
Szivess6geert cl6re is halas koszone-
tiinket fejezve XII, hazafias udvozlet-
tel, vagyunk
Szechenyi Tarsasag neveben
es megbizasabol:
Novak Lajos, Takacs Janos,
Czapf Sander
bizottsagi tagoS.
varga Zsigmond, biz. jegyz6. -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21
Jogos felhaborodas.

- 10 napot Buksza ur! 10,
hogy talalkozunk. Mondja csak,
meddig kell meg varnom ARA a
rongyos kis penzre?
Buksza rr felhaborodva: - De
k6rem... mi eagyok en-? Ad6s,
vagy j0vend6mond6?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21
DEL ESZAK ELLEN
IRJA:: TARN0CzY ARPAD.
(Folytatas.)

=
l1el Is zail6 forgalommal, ami tart
ezentul mind0rokke.
Mar eli kell hagynnnk La Bel
let. Az Okechobee to videktre me
cyiink. Ennex videknck van
eey nagyon frdekes magyar le-
erndaja. Szdl pedig legenda
kecskemethy Gy6z6r6l.
Ki az, aki ezt ncvet nem is
mari? Olyan hajtovadaszat folyt
utana, amelyben reSzt vett Az
egeSz vilag rend6rsfgc IS minden
ujsagolvaS6 ember A magyar pos
Ia penzet vitte el Nehany jo be-
kdbeli milli6t. Es tiz parc alatt in
ttztc el a dolgot. Az eltiinest is be-
lctrtve. Egy eytizeden keresztiil
mindcniitt Kecskemethy fejekkel
talalkoztak vilagjaro magyarok
EgySzer egy parizsi hotelben szol-
gait fel angolosra beretvalva, mas
kor a belga Kong6ban volt hosszu
haju meyer ha.psar, aZtan Ameri-
ka fele vitorlazott es kazant fiji
t0tt egy White Star haj6n. Ugy
is esett aogy egy londoni NOR
gcuban talalkoztak vele eppen
Gbudan, ahol valami sziirke Svhb-
newell tcmcttck ell hivatasos ha-
lott sirat0k. KecSkemethy azOn-
ban mindig elsiklott "A keres3 sze-
mex elott Meg morgeuban is.
Aztan elfelejtettek. ES most me-
gint elliott az Okechnbec vizeir6l.
FaheJbol keSziilt csolnakOn, mint
seminole indianok eselekedtek
cgykor Mert ilyen indiant mar
keyeSbbe lehet talalni az Okecho-
b partjain. Mi ugyan talalkoz-
tunk egy-ktt cSaladdal Indian
townban, de czek mar mem erde-
keS emberek. A Macy Szellem IA
kepnel hagyta 6ket es maguk is
rajottek mar ARA, hOgy csak mu-
togatni val6k. Szinben es kegye-
lctben. Mask6p egyszerii ciga-
nyok.
Kecskemethy azonban meg a
kGdos lcgendaban is 6rdekes. AT
mondjak, hogy az Okechobee
Lake egyik szigeten cit vagy tiz
csztendeig. Rongyosan, sokszol
chosen, de mindig batran. Alliga.
torokra es VIII szarnyasokra va.
daszott. Meg premes allatokra
Volt egy kis g6z0se, nehany sza,
Tomas es volt harom-negy indi
an csolnakja. A kik0t6je alig hoz
zaferhet0 nadasban volt elrejtve
Seabalyszerii remote 6letet cit E.
csak az tvtizcd vegefele fogadotr
magahoz egy indian Penteket
Rcngeteg alligatort es premes al
latot lott 0ssze. A b6riiket Oke
chobee Citybcn, akkor meg sator
yarosban eS ma sem valami vilag
varosban ertekesitette. Nehan,
amerikanus keresked6 meg ma il
cmlekszik sz6ke indianra.
Nagyon erdekes, hogy a legen
ola folytatasaval, j6 par hettel k,
sGhb, Californiaban talalkoztam
Lankershimben, Los Angeles mel
lett. T0bb magyar elt lit es k0z
tiik mem ismeretlen a Kecskeme
thy nev. Kecskemethy mem ma
radt Okechobee videken. Maid b
le6riilt az elhagyatottsagba, elm
dult hat California fele. Nehan,
kutyajaval es sajat kiil0n Pen
tekjevel. Egezen biztosan nagyol
kis penzecskevel. Minden kinalko
70 munkat elfogadott. Nagyo1
hallgatag es szomoru ember volt
de igen j6 munkas. Amolyan min
dent elturo, elszenved6 es szen
ved6 vandor ember. Magar6l so
ha nem beszelt. Egy helyen sob
sem volt tovabb nehany hetne
Jolt es ment. Vegiil is elment. r
nen olyan titokzatosan, mint
hogy megerkezett. Allit6lag l6ha
ton ment el es egy mexicoi Pen
tckkel, inert Californiaban mar e
a divatos.
pnaSanat hopy ilvnn sokat hp
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21
{" Akroni Magyar Hirlap

A Chevrolet nagyon kedves
igyek ezettel vagott neki nthany
MaZ t0retlen mertf0'ldnek. Utta-
Ian utakon. Es menni kellett,
inert ha ezen az ntr6sZleten ert
volna az fjszaka, vagy egy kis ga
zolin hiany, akkOr Italian meg ma
is oft volnank. Mem hiszem, hogy
minden h6napra esne egy auto
azen videken.
TcUeScn kifgctt f0ldeken 70
ty0gtiink at. Csontszaraz tchenek
legeltek mindenfcle. Mar b6gni is
plfelejtcttck. Mindegyikre harom
fiiszal fs nfhany ESQ csopp jut, a
mi lit csak juliusra varhat6. nycn
vilagban mentiink, mendegeltiink
egy fiistoszlop fele, amelyr6l a
Seaboard kitiin6 tiSztjei az alli-
tottak. hogy venuSi fehtrn
munkasainak k0z0S konyhaja. Ok
mar jartak erre, csak egy kicsit
regen. Az6ta egy kertknyomb6l
harom lett. Mem a legvilagoSabb
tfrkepe az Okechobee fcle vezet3
utnak. Orak tcltek ell puhatol0-
| zasSal rs Chevrolet kcrckein pu-
hatol0zni mem j0. Kiil0n0sen mem
vtnuSi fehtrut frlt. Szanat6riu-
| milag ncvclt dcrekam Soha sem
volt ilycn Observation-Disclosures
kittvc. Ha valaki AIT mondia ak
kor, hogy adjak cgy niklit Flori-
| dadrt, cgfszen bizt osan a Szcme-
be nevetek es k0zl0m szcgfny cl-
mobai aioSSal. hogy nikli nagy
ofnz ts boldoe Eszakon mar bag6t
S lehct kapni trtc.
| lit talalloztunk kiil0nhcn az
| 'gyctlen kigy6val. A tobbit mem
lattuk Ez egyencScn a gtp cIt
| fekiidt. rs ilyenkor clszoktak mon
| lani AIT a k6tcstrtrkii viccet
logy 0ngyilkos szandekkal. Meg
'rtettiik, hogy czen a videker
! lycn S0tet gondolatok kinozZal,
| IS Carlton ur pontosan ravezettc
Chevrolet. Mi megerkeztiink
| kigyo mem. A kigy6 vidaman to-
vaibb siklott. Azert vidaman, mer
neggy6zodott arr6l. hoey van ber
le meg nemi ellenall6 kepesSeg
: Nehany honapie ellakhat ezen ;
: videken, ahol - keyessel odebb -
. Florida leglevegGsebb varosair;
Il lkad az elszant mtaz0. A "boOm
nmlekeire. Real Estate csodakra
.egvarakra ts ltgvarosokra. Ig,
. ,orakoznal egymasutan: Wash
ngton City. Harding City, Hunt
ngton, Detroit, Pittsburgh City
,ok eoyeb City minden kap sol
: "cszcikkel. ParkokkaI hotelek
: iel. Allomasokkal, kluhhahakka
: IS Szomorkod6 tehcnekkcl, anne
yck ccmentjardak k0z0tt kntat
,ak fiiszalak utan. Ez azonban
S real estate hienak utan mem ma
'adt meg.
i Mindcn tabla egy varos vag,
e vagy hotel. Esetleg park. Es ten,
!. eg csabito volt, amikor felenl
rajladoztak egy pocsolyab6l
: Huntington Hotel reklamtabla
: Pirosra es sargara festive. Sol
AN ekkepen:
g = Huntington Hotel. Florid
: egyik legmodernebb szall6ja. II
y piil. Palmaparkkal. Nehany tele
: neg kaphat6 szomszedban. Da
n abba 10 ezer dollar. A iarda ma
: l1esz.
al Es a jarda, az tenyleg igaz. A
!, is igaz azonban, hogy csak masfs
: alb szeles es most tehenek korzd
: nak rata. Es mindezen pokolia
; kacag nap, kacagnak a mads
a rak, kacagunk mi, mindenki. 81
|. ha meg ilyen csodat. EFT villa
p got karacsonyi gyermekjate
a mintajara epitettek. Az ember Fl
: dobja a kockat es mehet ahov
: akar.
Il Ez volt boom. Els EFT ma ma
mindenki tudja. Es ennek dacar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21

nyi Society mex adjuk lit ko-
vetkez5 levelet, melyet minden
magyar sziil5 szives figyelmebe
ajanlunk:
New Britain herald., 1927-08-29
Anthony Berk, 94 Booth
 Street, Fatally Injured
 Morris Weiner, Driver, Not Held by Police,

Anthony Berk, years old son of Booth street, was fatally injured in front of his home about noon today when he was run down by an auto- mobile truck owned by Isadore Birn- baum, proprietor of furniture store at 3S1 Main street, and driven by Morris Weiner of 6S Willow street. The boys head was crushed by the wheels of the heavy truck and he died about ten minutes after reach ing the hospital.
 At 12:10 o'clock Captain George J. Kelly at police headquarters was notified that a man was assaulting two boys at the corner of Booth and Broad streets and he detailed Motor cycle Officer Alfred Tanguay to in vestigate. A short time later, Wejner called at headquarters and reported that his truck had run over the boy and he had taken him to the hospi- tai. He was given an accident blank an which to make his report to the, state commissioner of motor vehi- cles, and was not held, as it was not known that the boy had died. The police this afternoon were conduct ing an investigation into the fatility. although Weiner and witnesses said the former had warned the boy and his playmates against remaining in
 ICnnfinnA on PaHa 12l
New Britain herald., 1927-08-29
REFUSES
 TO GIVE SACCO ASHES
Vanzetti's Sister Said to Be Opposed to Their
 Exhibition

Boston. Aug. 29 CF-The urns containing the ashes of Nicola Sac co and Bartolomeo Vanzetti were taken by Joseph Langone today from the Forest Hills Crematory to his undertaking rooms in the north end. He said he would hold them there until he could turn them over to the proper claimants"
 Miss Luigia Vanzetti was said to have objected to having the ashes of her brother exhibited in New York or elsewhere and to have ex- pressed desire to take them direct to her home in Italy. Mrs. Rose Sacco was understood to have no objection to Sacco's ashes being placed on exhibition elsewhere.
 Miss Nanzetti was in Plymouth to- day.
 The undertaken refused to deliver the urns to Mrs. Jessica Henderson, who was an active worker in behalf of Sacco and Nanzetti and who was accompanied to Langone's estalblish- ment by member of the Citizens National committee for Sacco and Vanzetti. Langone said that he had received no request from the Sacco- Vanzetti defense committee for the ashes.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-29
LEYIATHAN STARTS OFF
 FOR HOMELAND TUESDAY
1850 Americans to Embark at Cherbourg and 1900 from
 Southampton.

Paris, Aug. 2s RHThe largest embarkation on any one ship at Cherbourg since the war is set for tomorrow. when 1.750 Americans board the Leviathan for home. An other 1900 are booked to go aboard a. Southampton.
 Some of the French papers take this record embarkation as a sign that Americans abroad fear a re- newal of the recent manifestations over the Sacco-Vanzetti case and do not desire to be subjected longer to attacks such as they have been showered by L'Humanite, La Liber- taire and other papers of the eX- treme left.
 Another argument for this point of view. according to the comment ing newspapers. which are among the more conservative elements Of the French press, is a report from America that a number of members of the American Legion planning to attend the convention here have cancelled passage because of threats on the part of communistic ele- ments.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-29
LABOR STRIKE AVERTED AT NEW BANK BUILDING Compromise With Union Men Effected and
 Threat Ends

4 walk-out by every union en- ploye at work in the construction of the new Commercial Trust Co. building on West Main street was averted this morning when the gen. eral contractor, H. Wales Lines Co.,, abandoned plan to award the con- tract for the installation of electri- cal fixtures to Spring & Buckley Co.,, non union concern.
 The union workers were acting in accordance with regulation passed by the unions some time ago that members of all building trade unions must cease operations on a building if a contract for any of the work is given to non union company.
 The Commercial Trust Co. has decided to buy the fixtures from Spring 6, Buckley and have them installed by union electricians under the direction of the general con- tractor
New Britain herald., 1927-08-29
EXPLOSION IN STORE
 RAISES FLOOR FOUR INCHES
Doors Blown From Hinges At Git lens Store On Winter Street
 This Afternoon

An explosion in the cellar of Gitlen's tire, battery and accessory store at 159 Winter street shortly after 2 o'clock this afternoon, blew doors off their hinges and raised the floor fully four inches. The fire department was called at 2:15 o'clock by an alarm from Box 425 at Spring street and Hartford av- enue and found a slight fire in the cellar. At press time the cause of the explosion was under investiga- ton. Whether it was caused by gas or someone smoking could not be ascertained definitely. The damage by nzs Has slixht
New Britain herald., 1927-08-29
THINK MEX|CANS
 i CAPTURED PLIERS
No Word Received From AYia-
 tors Reynolds and Mate
FORGED DOWN ON DESERT
Had Gone in Search of Shell Wastes-Telegram Reports Seiz- ure by Mexicans at Dadopiedra.

San Antonio, Texas, Aug. 2s Pl- Belief that two army aviators, Cap tain C. H. Reynolds and Staff Ser geant Gus Newland. of Fort Sam Houston, have been captured by Mexican bandits. was expressed by friends of the men here today.
 The men were forced down Satur- day while returning from Phoenix, Ariz., where they had been assisting in the search for Alfred c. Menard, shell shocked war veteran lost in the desert.
 A friend of Captain Reynolds re- ceived a telegram from Maria. Tex, today saying the men had been cap tured by Mexicans and were held at Dadopiedra. eight miles down the river from Ruizgosa. The telegram was signed "Babcock". Babcock, who is unknown here, said the plane was not injured and that he was making arrangements with authori- ties at Ojinaga to negotiate their release.
 Lieutenant Charles Douglas and Staff Sergeant Henry Williams, who also assisted in the search for Menard, made the return trip with out incident.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-29
FOUR SUFFER BURNS
 WHEN SHIP EXPL0DES
Grenfell Mission Supply Ship Blows Up in liar.
 Dor of Sydney

Sydney. N. S.. Aug. 29 R-Four persons were badly burned and property damage estimated at $10,. 900 was caused by an explosion on the American yacht Marabal today as she was backing out from Reeves Wharf to start for Labrador with volunteer workers and supplies for the Grenfell Mission.
 A back-fire from the carburetor into a large gas tank is believed to have caused the explosion.
 The injured:
 Miss Harriet Houghteling, Chi. cago, legs and left arm burned.
 Miss Margaret Pierce. Haverford, Pa. eyebrows, hair and face badly singed.
 Mark Stone Steward Rockland, Me, burned in spots and left elbow joint badly injured.
 Byron N. Sellers, second engineer, somerville. Mass, back, right arm and face badly burned, suffering from shock.
 The Marabal arrived here at s o'clock Saturday afternoon to take final supplies and fuel
 It had been hoped to start north at three a. m. today in order to reach the Grand Banks by daylight. but after a final 250 gallons of gasoline had been taken on board at one a. m. various delays occur red. It was 7:30 a. m. before the Marabal cast off her lines and got her engines started.
 Sellers. the engineer was alone In the engine room, and had just start ed up the second engine when tho yacht started to back away. She had moved not more than half her length when there was . loud ex- plosion just forward of the funnsa and Sellers appeared on deck with his face brrned and suffering fram akAAx iAiXriAA
New Britain herald., 1927-08-29
INCOME TAXES IN
 STATE UP l7 P.C.
Increase Is Greater Than Aver.
 age for Entire Nation
KEEPS PACE WITH TREND
Total Receipts For Country S2,S65,- 6S3,129-Levy on Tobacco and Playing Cards Jumps-Decline of S6,OO0,0OO Shown by Returns.
BY GEORGE H. MANNING

BY GEORGE H. MANNING
 Washington Bureau of the N. B. Aerald.l
 Washington, D. C., Aug. 29- Connecticut people paid to the fed eral government 17 per cent more in income taxes in the fiscal year 1927 than they paid in the fiscal year 1926, while the increase for the country as a whole was only 12 per cent.
 A preliminary report made today by Commissioner of Internal Rev enue David H. Blair reveals that during the fiscal year 1927, which ended June 30, Connecticut paid s1S,06s,704.s7 in corporation income and profits taxes. 5,731,o45.20 in individual income taxes, and s2,- 31o,697.s1 in miscellaneous internal revenue taxes.
 Income taxes paid in Connecticut have gone steadily upward in the in the income tax rate during the period. In the fiscal year 1925. Connecticut corporations and indi- viduals paid s2e,565,6S0.ss in in come and profits taxes: in 1926, they paid s29,O01,346.93; and in 1927 they paid s33,799,75o.o7.
 Total Collected S36,11O,447
 Total internal revenue collections in Connecticut last year amounted to s36,11O.47.SS, an increase of 2 per cent over the previous years collections. The decline in collec- tions other than income taxes is ac- counted for by reductions in the rates of miscellaneous sales taxes, such as the taxes on automobiles and theater admissions.
 Connecticut paid in the fiscal year 1927 s146,336.16 in automobile and motorcycle taxes, which are collect ed at the point of manufacture.
 The principal increase in, the rev enue from miscellaneous taxes for the fiscal year 1927 came from to- bacco and it manufactures. Total tax receipts from this source amounted to s376,170,205.04. The increase of s6,6335,922.14 was most ly due to the increased manufacture and sale of cigarettes, which greatly exceeded any previous year.
 The increase in the cigarette taxes paid in the year amounted to s4,- 0e3,o65.o3, and the increase in the tax receipts from cigarette papers and tubes amounted to s10S, 50.
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New Britain herald., 1927-08-29

New Britain Men Fined For Driving Auto With
 SaccO-Vanzetti Cards

Hartford, Conn.,, Aug. 29 P- Albert Paganetti of New Britain, was fined $25 for breach Of the peace and $5 for having illegible markers on his automobile and Tony Tedesco, also of New Britain, was fined s10 for breach of the peace in police court here today. The two were arrested yesterday afternoon by a traffic policeman when their automo- bile, bearing Sacco-V -Vanzetti sympathizers. became the cen ter of a big crowd as it was held up by a traffic signal. Twenty one placards, such as Mars, the war lord" Coward war" and Are you the hero?" were on the car. Paganetti said the signs were to advertise a Sacco- yanzetti memorial meeting to be held here tonight, and he did not know that to do SO was against the law.