davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1929-11-30
BYRD FLIES TO POLE
and BACK IN 19 HOURS

his base, Little America, after
successful flight across the South
Pole in which he surveyed much
adjacent territory.
Three years and seven months
before, in May, 1925. the intrepid
pioneer of air exploration StarthN'
the world by flying across Gne
North Pole with the late Floyd
Bennett at the controls of his
plane.
The commander and three com
panionS, Pilot Bernt Balchen.
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DENIES IDENTIFYING
CRAVAT CLENCHED IN
SLAIN MANS HAND

Following the Summoning to
the Grand Jury hearing next
week by District Attorney Leo A.
Rover of woman who says her
husband returned home the
morning Scrivener's body was
found, minus his necktie, Matthew
Walsh, of the 300 block N st.
N. w, in whose home Scrivener
roomed, told a Times reporter
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The necktie, which was graSped
In the right hand of Detective
Arthur B. Scrivener when he
was found shot through the heart
in a Georgetown alley on the
early morning Of October l3,
1926. today assumed larger pro-
portions than ever in the possible
solution of this three-year-old
murder mystery, which is down
on the books of the police de
partment as suicide.
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third quarter which brought 1t
victory. "A, tumble resulted in
one touchdown and a blocked
kick in another. In attempting
a place kick for goal after De-
troit's second touchdown ParSaca
kicked short, but Georgetown was
off-side and the play was called
over. Parsaca then dropkicked
the goal for the winning point.
There were 1900 people in
attendance, one of the largest
crowds of the season. They
braved zero weather to see these
teams wind up their seasons.
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Senators See Hoover
In GregOrV'S Interest

Senators Shortridge and Dill
and Senator Jones, of Washing
ton, and Representative Evans
Of California, called at the Whi' "
House Yesterday and ind0T !
Rear Admiral L. E. GrceOrv fo'
reappointmcnt as Chief of the
Bureau Of Naval Yards and
Docks.
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Cold, colder, coldest! Wash
ington reached the coolest
moment at 8 o'clock this morn
ing, when the thermometer
dropped to l3 degrees. Cold will
continue through the day, but
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GEORGETOWN LOSES
LEAD IN THIRD PERIOD

Mooney kicted of t. siore- IN
the 1O-yard line, who advanced
it to the %, ard line. psrsaca
was thrown <or q three-y7 d loss
on a long LEFT end run. Parsaes
was thrown for g halF-yard loss,
putting the baL Cn- Detroit's .
yard line.
Parasaca puntao 70 Scal2i on
Georgetown's I8-yagd line. BoT-
deau made three Yards and
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ming attack cutting over from
Baylor's 1-foot mark in the last
quarter after the Tennesseans had
fought off late third quarter
offenSe.
Play-by-pIay account of game
on sports page.
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WI A. HENRY. 70, DIES

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Nov.
3Q.-William A. Henry, 70, resi-.
dent of this city, died at his
home following a long illness due
to heart trouble. Mr.. Henry was
prominent in fraternal circles.
He is survived by two brothers.
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RECORD COLD SENDS
HOSTS TO MISSIONS

relief is promised for tomorrow by
the weathCr man.
Since o'clock this morning
the A. A. A, has dispatched aid to
almost 1000 motorists who
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NO7RE Dame WINS, 70, G. U:LOSES |PE1'HF7
Bowie Results


FIRST Twoyear-o" AlOwances
offa rom
by p
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swee sentne entry
Snowflake began
finish
into uhmisson
Faym his postio
good
vingp place
ned by G
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Vacation
5 ! place
follow thin "
secure
20 u
Pronlu hut hung right
ielermint lids md tons | OUT
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FOOTBALL
RESULTS
FINAL SCORES

FINAL SCORES
Detroit, IA; Georgetown, l3.
ViIlanOva. Is; Temple, 0.
Notre Dame, I; Army, 0.
Navy, Is; Dartmouth, 6.
Boston, IL; Holy Cross, 0.
South Carolina, 20; North Caro-
Emerson, Is; Baylor Prep, !.
ina State, 6.
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mu
BIali tInch,
Bound
Blazing Cinch rv+d
lrad,h hut II
one
drivn place Inner b.. l
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Two-to mnue
Niliau i pE
sent early
make withs o
when nIeavng backs n. ca OF
fast Etel pace IN
CIaming
fourth to pos offa or
drivn place easily ch
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Arden Farnn
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Pride
with the OF in ermH
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year-od
10 a
North Star I'd Gentewomn
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Time. 1A Three-year-o and
inner 5000. second $500. third 800,
. start good (from stallsl, won
by Meridian--Charybdis. Owned
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SECOND RACE-Mne and one sixteenth.
upward. Claiming. Purse, $1,000. Value to W
Fourth $50. Went to post at 1.5 off at Ia
ridden out place driving. Winner, ch. <. 90
and Lra ined j Chrlsimas
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and one sixteenth. Time,
D. Value to winner $1,000.
$.27. off at a.9S. Start good
r br. &. (6(. by Sand Mole
hN G. NJ. OdOm.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-06

TIT sem tudtunk szabadulni az
elmult nagy magyar napok hatA.
sa al6l. Hajlandok voltunk a szi-
varvany kepz6dest is osszefiig.
gesbe hozni a nemzetgyiilessel,
line: listen beke szivarvanyat
ragyogtatja magyar szemeink ele.
A Niagara folotti tiindokl5 szi-
varvany ragyogasa az utols6 en-
lex, amit a nagy napokr6l emile
kezetunkben elraktaroztunk. See
meink el6t csak latvany volt az
egesz, de beket jelento ivei Is
tindoklese egy szebb jov6 re-
menysege lett sziveinkben.
Mi is volt nemzetgyiiles jel-
venyeinek felirata? "Szebb j0-
v6t!"
Adjon listen hat szebb j0vot
minden magyarnak!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-06
M.EGLEPETESI PARTY

Szepen sikeriilt hazi mulatsag
folyt lie e no elso estejen Kalocz-
ky Janos "a SIT. Istvan Egylet ef-
demes penztarnokanak csaladi
otthonaban, ,ahol tisztel6k es j6-
baratok nagy serege lepte meg es
unnepelte a hazi asszonyt 43. szii-
letese napja alkalmaval. Virag-
csokrok S mas ajandekokkal ked-
veskedtek a megjelentek a nep-
szeru magyar asszonynak, XII fer
jewel egyiitt ezen a napon iinne-
petite hazassaguk 17-ik evfordul6-
jat is. A kitun6 hangulatban le-
folyt csaladi unnep resztvevoi k0-
zott Oft voltak: :. Virag JOSEF es
neje, Pelentay Marion, idb. Bar
k6 Janos es neje, Bodzas Janos es
neje, Matyas JOSEF es neje, 0zv.
Gaal Imrene, Balask6 Gy0rgy es
csaladja, Horvath Istvan es csa.
ladja, Mr.. Horkay es meg sokan
masok. Az iinnepelt magyar asz.
SONY meghatva mondott kosz0
netet a kituntet6 iinneplesert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-06
AMERIKAI DIvAT JARJA
Az EUR0PAI oRSZAGOKBAN

"Akarmerre utazol, amerikai
cikkek, szokasok es modszerek
elol meg mem szokhetsz" ICY sz6l
legtobb utaz6, aki kiilfoldi ta-
pasztalatair6l beszamol. Tenyleg !:
Toki6ban ma nepszerii reggeli az
"atsu keiki", ami mem mas, mint
az amerikai hot griddle cakes szi-
ruppal. Berlinben 6riasi t0megek
sereglenek az eS0 soda fountain
k0re, ahol fiirge soda pincerek /"
ket kezzel szolgaljak fel egyszer~
re "nut sundaes'' fagylaltokat.
A moszkvai Arbat-teren igazi lat
vanyossag szamba ment, amikor
az else voros gasoline station" i
felAllitottak. 81
Aligha van f0ldgolyon sxa.
mottev5bb nep, auely az ameri.
kai automobile, mozg6kepet, iro
lgepet, vagy fonogrAfot ne ismes'
ne. A mozgokep lassan ravezet
a braziliait Is javai nepet, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-06
Alliancei Hirek
A NENdZETuYttIaeeR6I.

Allianceb8l harman voltak 8
nemzetgyiilesen: Mt. Kruchi6 An.
tai, ref lelkesz es K6r0sf3y Janos
kedves nejevel.
Korosf5y, aki az Amerikai Ma
gyar Szovetsegnek a multban is
mindig lelkes partol6ja volt es
annak tisztvisel6i kozott is tobb.
szor helyet foglalt, most is az vi
Szovetseg celjaira azonnal 1OC
dollart adomanyozott es megiger.
te, hogy ezt az adomanyat "Sze-
geny Erdely megmentesere" min
den evben megismetli.
Ugyancsak ajanlott t0bb alli-
ancei magyar egylet neveben is
adomanyokat Korosfoy, akit regi
ismer6sei KOHL sokan udvoz0ltek
a nemzetgyiilesen.
K6r0sf6y Magyar Haz es az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-06
Szerkeszt0i izenetek

Falusiak: Bekiildott cikkiikb6l
FIT. DR.. Nyiri Istvan steeltoni pie
banos amerikai miik0desenek tor
tenetet es a bizonyitvanyokat szi-
vesen lekozoljiik lapunk jov6 heti
szamaban (erre a szamra mar ke-
son erkezett), de megbocsassa-
max, hogy egy februarban tisztan
veletlensegbol megjelent meg
jegyzesre sem most, sem a jov6-
ben mem fogadunk ell - kulono-
sen alneves valaszokat.
Lapunk hasabjai nyitva ALA
max Youngstown es kornyeke va
lamennyi egyhazanak egyforman
es egyarant, de a j0v6ben szigo-
ruan fogjuk alkalmazni a seer
kesztoi kek plaj es az egy-
hazi hirekben mem adunk senki-
mex sem alkalmat ARA, hogy ma
six egyhazat vagy felekezetet
megbantson vagy szemelyes vitat
folytasson.
Evvel kapcsolatban megjegyez-
ziik, hogy az szamban megjele-
no Scent Istvan egyhazi hirekben
foglalt' dzenet fs figyelmeztetes
templom epitesre vonatkoz6lag a
hitkozseg nagyr6szt Campbellben
lako tagjainak szol.
s. B., Hubbard, o. Szab6 Janos
megmentesere kiild0tt j6szivii
adomanyat k0szonettel vesszuk s
AIT rendeltetesi helyere juttatjuk.
= A bekiildott keziratot = la
punk helysziike 'miatt jelenleg =
mem koz0lhetjiik, de alkalomad-
tan k0zolni fogjuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-06

Azert a Niagarat csak megnez-
tiik. Nappal. Szombaton. Szeren-
csenk volt. Gyonyorif ido kedve-
zett. Tarajos hullamok, mint meg
annyi feher taltos paripa nyar.
galtak lefele viz hatan mely.
be. Csodalatosan sep szivarvany-
ivek kellettek inagukat para fo.
lott
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-06
BESZEL0 FILM
A FOLDMIvELEs
SZOLGALATABAN

Amerikaban az ujitasok teren
maga a kormany igyekszik jo pei
daval el5liarni. A F0ldmiveles-
iigyi Miniszterium legujabb> je-
lentese ugyanis hiriil hozza, hogy
rovidesen elkesziilnek azok a kul-
turalis celu beszel6 filmek, ame-
lyeket maga kormany keszittet,
hogy a f0ldmiveles es allatte-
nyesztes kul0nfele eljarasait es
problemait ibeszel6 filmmel SEEM
leltesse.
Egyelore ezeket a beszel6 fill
meket r0vidre szabjak, de amint
megfelcl5 hordozhat6 proyectort
shoznak forgalomba "a beszel6 fill
meket legkiil0nfelebb targyak-
ra kiterjesztik es terjedelmiik
sem lesz lily szigoruan korlatozva.
A Foldmivelesiigyi Miniszte-
rum mozgokep osztalyanak veze-
t6je New Yorkba utazott, hogy
tahulmanyozza legmodernebb
es miniszterium leljaira legmeg-
fclel6bb beszelofilm vetitogepe-
ket, amt azutan a kormany hiva-
talcsan beyezetne.
K0ztudomasu dolog, hogy be-
sx5l0, yagy hsngos'' filmek ok
tatas teren q legels6bbrangu me
diumok es eppen exert rem6lik
hogy a foldniveles S Allattenyesz-
t6s tef6n szemlelteto oktatasban
kitiin6 eredmenyre fog ,bevezete
Sc vezetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-06

a modern vizvezetek a puszta ke-
nyelemnel tobbet jelent. Az anne
rikai automobilok a t0meggyar-
tas vi parancsolatat hirdetik, de
emellett ravettek egy-ket euro
pal nepet, hogy bal helyett "jobb
ra tartson." A kitiin0 amerikai
fogorvosi f6iskolakat szamtalan
kulfoldi keresi fel, hogy azutan
hazajaban meghonosithassa az
amerikai fogtechnikat es bevezes-
sc a fogkefet.
Az ir6gep megindult h6dito
utjara, hogy kitapossa az utat az
,amerikai irodai felszerelesek es
metodusok ezredeinek. A fono-
graf vilagnepdalla emelte az anne
rikai Jazz" muzsikat es a
Dempsey -Tunney merkozes nyo-
man sokkal t0bb box-keztyiit va
sarol kulfold fiatalsaga.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-06
egyletek legk0zelebbi gyiilesein
szemelyesen is besx&niol maid a
nemzetgyiiles esemenyeir5l.
sIKERttLT
vERHOvAY EL6ADAS

Az alliancei 1S9-ik Verhovay
fiok vasarnap tartotta el6adassal
egybek0t0tt mulatsagat, amely
fenyes erk0lcsi es anyagi cred
mennyel jarb dacara annak, hogy
az egyik foszerepl6 Balog Istvan
az utols6 percben lemondott, de
helyet Jakab JOSEF, dacara hir-
telen beugrasnak, igen jol toltot-
te be. (Jovo szamunkban reszle-
tes tud6sitast kozliink err6l a mu-
latsagrol, ha AIT bekuldik. Szerk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-06

A lobbyban kiilonbozo reklam
kartyakat osztogattak. Mem mo-
sogepet kinaltak. Mem. Egeszen
mast. Magyaros eteleket es
Tudvalevo dolog, hogy az 6rdoe
ugy olte meg fiat, hogy enni
adott neki eleget, de inni semmit
Nos, a magyar delegatueokat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-06
Kossuth Is Lincoln

Mnel inkabb tavolodunk att6l az id6tol, amid5n
Kossuth Lajos megvalt 6ettol az nagysaga ANIMAL
plaszkusabban domhorodik elenk Amg cit politikaag
ehetetlen heyzetben volt, olyan aakuas k0zepette
amelyet ertem Ausztraval valo osszeforast csak
a Macy vilagrenges valtoztathatott meg Az e0 Macy
szamiizott ell volt zarva atol, hogy aktv potkara
konkret beolyst gyakorolhasson Ami6a Kossuth lel6
petit eet sznterero 6s ami6a nagy vilag6ges meg
szinette AIT alakulaot amey 400 even kercsztl ell
szakithataanu fze Magyarorszagot egy mask orszag
hoz azota Kossuh eszme fokozottabban hatak es tan
tasaibol sokszorosan tanuhatunk mai helyzetben
Kossuth nagysaga megdobbent0 ARA, ak a tengere-
ken tul jart En- ketszer ioze Amerikaban Az elso al
kaomma 1904-ben amdon oft jartan, valosagga meg
razo volt ream hatas tiszteet kegyeet es
tet amelyel Kossuh neve egesz amerlkai kontnens
ovezte Els ha ennek melyebb motivma keressii akkor
mem alhatunk meg oft, hogy Kossuth olyan langelki
szonok volt amilyent mas emberiseg meg ismert
hanem tovabb ke keresnnk okot es ezt az okot az
Egyesilt Allanok tortenet6ben talajuk meg. Igenis
Kossuh egyetemes nagy vilagszeleme befoyassal volt
Kossuh hirdete szabadsagot, szabadsag egelso To-
vagja De maga mem eleg annak ragaszkodasnak
megmagy amellyel Amerika Kossuth neve sz
te hanem Kossuth Laos volt aki odaat akkor, ami
kor magyar haza elarvut amikor haza zsalnok on
keny alat nyogot hirdete fggetlens6g eszm6et Anne
rka folden es ezzel eyan magot veett ell aney mag ke
sobb ket XII Lincoln Macy amerikai enok ideen lett te-
reb6yes fava es magb6 mott XII nagy egyseges Aneri
ka mai nagysaganak alaka szabadsag eszne, gget-
lensegnek eszmeje ameyet Kossuth evetet akkor
temett gazi gyimolcs0ke amdon Eszak es Del ossze-
itk0zek amidon rabszolgasag Observation-Disclosures nagy
kerdese felmeriilt es amidon ha skeril kossuth
eszm6i altal megihetett eszak aamoknak diada rab-
szolgatarto deli alamok felet kvivnok akkor talan
eg6sz amerkai aaklat 0sszeomk egyseges nagy
szovetseg amelyre vlagt0renelen sulypontJa he
lyezkedett ITALIAN teesen szetmalot volna es mem Walt
volna alapjava azoknak kes6bbi nagy ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ameyeket ez az egyseges f0deraci6 kiaakitott
Lincoln volt Macy ferfiu es eszaki allamok vol
tax azok 6nyez6k ameyek Kossuth eszneito elkesit-
We Observation-Disclosures rabszogasagot 6s emberisegnek
EFT nagy k6rdeset mindor0kre megodottak es egyuta
Eszak es Del kozott kiegyentes utjat megtalatak XII
egyenlites foytan lett Eszak Amerkai Un6 nagy
szer egyseges szovetsegge, amey ranyt ad vilag
egesz fejlodesenek.
Kossuth eszmejenek diadala az, hogy eszakame
rka unio feemes Macy hatalom es hogy Eszakane
rikai Egyesiit Allamok szine dktalnak egesz vag
cgyetemnek. Amerkaban eo magyar testv6reknek az6r
kel megtalalniok harmoniat uj hazajukban hogy az
amerikai Egyesut allamok hatamas erejeve egyesive
tudianak felvonun kiizdelemre amelyet magyar
nemzet foytat igazsagtaan b6kedktatlmma szemben
S vilag nyugalnlat elent6 bekerevizo erdek6ben.
Lukacs Gyorgy, k6pvise6.
rHxr fI/rrzrzi fNrIe
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-06
EMLEKEZZUNK!

(Folyt. az 1.so oldalrol).
lamit, inert (Nomen est omen) !,
tenyleg Gu viel Nor" van lit
jelen.
Ere valaki megjegyezte:
Ne fell semmit. Mar kiirtak
az alto ele: No Nor /. 8
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-06

1
| naltak nekik Mem. Hataro
zott j6 indulat mutatkozott 8
szomjas elemek reszere is. Mem is
igen volt panasz az egesz i'd
alatt Nemcsak ennivalt
Ha mar az ordogot emlegettuk,
hadd alljon lit a nemzetgyiles
mask 0rd0gi" t0rtenete is.
Mindenki latta, hogy Eordeogh
toled6i plebanos, milyen er6feszi-
teseket tett a beke megteremtese
erdekeben. Beszelt, kezelt, mo-
solygott, ha kellett udvarolt jobb
ra es balra az egyseg erdekeben.
| Munkaja sikeriilt is. A bizott-
| sagokban minden siman folyt lie.
| Vagy ha mem is mindig siman, de
mindenesetre ugy, hogy mire egy
iigy a nemzetgyiiles ele keriilt,
akkorra mar az ellentetes vele-
menyek kozos nevezore jutottak
S a csata elkerilhet6 volt.
Merit E0rdeogh plebanos min
deniitt oft volt.
! Valaki megjegyezte: No lam, a
magyar nemzetgyulesen meg az
"Eordeogh" is jot akar. Ebb5l
sziletett meg talan az els6 speci-
alisan amerikai magyar szolas-
mondas:
"Dolgozik, mint az Ord6g Buf-
faloban.
lit is voltak vesz-madarak ele-
gen. Egyszer azzal jottek, hogy
katholikus papok Ott6t akarjak
kirallya kialtani, maskor azzal,
hogy a new yorkiak osszeeskud-
tex Karolyi erdekeben, mem hi
anyzott az hir sem, hogy re-
formatusok Horthyt valasztjak
kirallya. Aki tudott valamit, az
persze mosolygott vad hireken,
inert hiszen mar az elGertekezle-
ten eldolt, hogy nemzetgyules
magyar belpolitikaval mem foglal
kozhat. Mem is foglalkozott.
Mem ARA volt 0sszehiva.
A bolseviki ujsag j6 elore ha-
rangozott, hogy magyar delega-
tusokat bolsik kapa-kaszaval
varjak Buffaloban. Kerestiik hat
a kapakaszasokat.y Egyet sem lat
tunk. A Pet6fi-szobor el6tt le-
folyt iinnepelyen allit6lag oft
volt egy nehany. AIT mondjak,
hogy azok tapsoltak es eljeneztek
a legjobban. Tanulsag: magyar
bolseviki mines. Akik New York
boil kiabalnak, sajat maguk
JOB "-ja erdekeben orditoznak.
Szomoru tragediajuk, hogy SEN
XII sem hallgat rajuk. Hal Isten-
mex. A magyar yer mem valik v0-
ros mocsokka!
A karzatok legnagyobb reszet
n6k foglaltak ell. Erdekes volt
megfigyelni 6ket. Jobban izgul-
tax egy-egy kerdesnel, mint ma
guk delegatusok. A szemuk
egett, az ajkuk mozgott, de )
nem beszelhettek. Istenem milyen
tortura lehetett nekik harom ma
pig $40 nelkul uldogelni!
A Niagarat meg kellett nezni,
ha mar az ember Buffaloban Jar.
Csak eppen id6 mem igen volt ra.
Nappal gyiiles, este bankett, ejjel
bizottsagi munka Hat mikor?
Egy este azert csak neki indul-
tunk. Persze elkestUink az al
dott ebay light saving" Matt,
vasuti lido szerint II ora utan
nem lathattuk az ejjeli megyila-
gitast. Megkerdeztiink egy a
parkban k6borgo atyafit: van e
remeny ra, hogy villany feny mel
lett akkor ejjel lathatjuk a viz
esest?
Attol ma mar elkestetek,
urak, - felelte - de ha sort
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orders in large amounts went through
now and again In ways to indicate
liquidation of inside interests. Ad-
vances were slow and labOred; declines
were sharp and frequent. Many days
the total trading for which the mana
ger in charge of the operation was re-
sponSihle reached a volume OF 10, 10,
even 20 times his net accumulation OF
shares for the day. These tactics were
so effective in convincing market fol-
lowers of the weakness of the stock that
on several occasions bear pools were
organized to sell the shares short.
Mysteriously enough, the shorts failed
to collect the large profits expected.
Chastened Bear "Sees Light"
One of the most amusing incidents
of the operation, however, was furnished
by one of these bears. After losing q
quarter of a million dollars in series
of attempts to break the market for the
stock, this man suddenly saw the
light" He reversed his position and
made heavy commitments on the long
side. The chastened bear was the only
outsider who made big killing" in the
first terrific advance of the stock which
followed after the million shares nee
essary to control had been accurnu-
lated by the pool.
The pool manager who achieved this
feat of accumulation, one of the most
remarkable exploits in the history of
Wall Street continued to direct the
market operations In the stock for the
succeeding two years. When he retired,
as 1 said above. he had amassed a
fortune of $10,000,000 from this single
undertaking. During the period he was
in charge the corporation increased its
capital 500 per cent, the new issues be-
ing fioated under his direction. The
earnings of the corporation increased
more than 1000 per cent. Investors
who acquired the shares at the accumu-
lation prices witnessed a 400 per cent
increase in the market value of their
holdings. It is an interesting COM
mentary on human nature that the
pool manager himself never held so
much as one share of the stock for his
own personal investment account.
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Inc)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-13
MARKET IS BESET
BY BEARISH FACTORS
Lack Of Support Goes Hand in
Hand With Excessive
Liquidation.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, November 13.-The sin
lister feature of the recent stock mar
ket, emphasized in yesterdays numerous
new low prices on renewed offerings of
large individual blocks, has been its APP
parent inability to rally from the lleav-
lest shrinkage in values on record.
This clearly betrays two unfavorable
conditionS-namely, steady liquidation
for the account of those who have been
seriously affected by the price collapse
and the limited buying power of the
public and corporation interests that
are depended upon at such times to give
needed support.
1t also represents the clearing up of
great deal of wreckage that developed
in the october break, the overthrow of
campaign by the bear element encour-
aged by the feeble rallies and the
knowledge of stocks that must be sold
and are still overhanging the market.
In all of the minor declines of the
past year it was always possible to buy
stocks on the breaks and quickly real
lie a considerable trading profit. This
game was played successfully not only
by the public, but by the trading COR
porationS. Both expected to duplicate it
on an even larger scale from the pur-
CIlhSen JklCy InauS III TIE various DTeakS,
such as those on October ~ and Oc-
tober 20 and on one or two occasions
this month. Latterly, however, condi-
tons had been against them Instead of
realizing gains on stocks bought when
they were conspicuously weak, they
have experienced substantial losses.
Naturally, they have abandoned pro-
gram that otherwise would have lent its
aid in support of declining price list.
In point of shrinkage, the present
decline far outruns any other in Wall
Street history. One economist places
the depreciation in. market values as
high as $4,000, 600, 900. This would be
the equivalent of so per cent of the
annual national income. It Is probably
too high. 1t does not represent the ac-
tual destruction Of wealth, but rather
the loss of paper or imaginary profits
of those who had been carrying stocks
over q period of from to 8 years. Re-
ducing it to its probable maximum. it
still represents a figure so large that it
cannot help but affect business and
postpone developments that are always
closely allied with the fortunes of the
great financial centers of the country.
At another point the market has also
shown a striking difference from those
that have moved downward in other
years. Probably the nearest parallel to
the present unsettled situation is that