davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
Stone Is Thomas
a megyei jeloltek
Macy tobbseggel keriiltek XII
gyozede1mesen az el0valasz-
tasi Macy harcbol.

Huszonketezer republicans
szavaz5 minden jelenlegi republic
kanus hivatalnok ujrajeloleset
jovahagyta. Csak harom jelolt ell.
len volt komoly kiizdelem.
Eek koziil Adam G. Stone,
sheriff t0bb szavazatot kapott
mint tobbi hat jel0lt egyiittvt-
We. Ray Thomas, megyei iigyesz
ezer szavazattal t0bbet kapott
mint f. Il. Williams, leger6sebb
clientele.
Robert J. Bulkley nyerte meg a
demokrata jel0lest egyesiilt al
lami szenatornak es Corll, volt
sheriff nyerte meg a demckrata
jel0lest sheriffnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
FERENCY M. ERNO
AUT0KIRANDULASON

Ferency M. Erno, Ferency Jen6
es ncje k0zismert es Macy szere-
tetnek 5rvend3 Youngstown sir
k5- es viragkeresked6k amerikai
sziilettsii, de magyar erzelmii te-
hetseges fiuk. mutt penteken
johnny Sauer tarsasagaban auto
mobil turara indult New Yorkba.
Terviik szerint utk0zben Bethle-
hemben, Eatonban es Garfielden
is fognak egy kis idot eltolteni
Ferency M. Ern6, aki az ut6bbi
id6ben Youngstown es videke
magyarsaganak kedyencev6 walt
nehany cikket kesziil irni a Vim
dicator szamara.
Visszaj0veteliiket aug. Here
tervezik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
VI sEGEDsZERKEsZTONK

Jelentjiik, hogy lapunk seged
szerkesztoi teend0it no elsejt
ota Morrison Lajos Robert lat.
ia ell.
Morrison most j0tt Cleveland
boil es ennelfogva youngstowni
magyarsag koreiben ismeretlen
Ezuton kosz0nti tehat el0fizet6in
ket olvas0inkat es remeli, hopv
rovid id6n beliil szemelyesen is
megismerkedik veliik.
Ha valami elintezni val0 igyC
van, j0jjon fel a szerkesztosegbe,
800 West Federal Street ala es
Morrison szivesen ell fogja intezni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
WEST SIDEI R0NTAI
KATHOLIKUSOK PIKNIKJE

A Magyarok Nagyasszonya hit
k0zseg Macy tancmulatsagot rem
dez j0v6 vasarnap, aug. lien a
Sander farmon.
Kett6s iinnepet iiliink meg G
napon. Negyedik evforduloja an
max, hogy egy viraggy0keret i'll
tettunk, mely a rossz munkavi-
szonyok dacara is viragzo r6zsa-
va fejl6d0tt; rendes evi nagy bu-
csunk is erre napra esik.
Auto szalitasroI is gondoskod-
tunk. Harom helyrol fognak az
aut0k indulni delutan harom ora
tol f6l hatig: 1. Az Ohio Works
nagy irodaja elol, 2. a Steel St.
es Mahoning Avenue sarkar6l, 3.
a Mahoning es Meridian Avenue
sarkarol. Ha sajat gepevel jon es
mem tudja az utat, j0jj0n a ,iel-
zett helyre es kovesse mi au-
t0inkat.
Szalma Oszkar kitiin6 zeneka-
ra fogja a zenet szolgaltatni Is
hitkozsegunk asszonyai minden.
rol gondoskodtak, amt szem &:
szaj kivanhat.
Kerjiik helybeli es videki ma
gyarsag szives megjeIentset Is
partfogasat.
A rendez0seg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
$4,000 -os ritz

Harry Callan, tiizolt6 f3nok
vizsgalatot inditott annak kideri-
tesere, hogy kit terhel felef6s-
seq a tiizert, amely kedden ejjel
utott XII 1926 f. Federal Street
szam alatt.
Nyolc tiizolto osztagnak t0bb
oral munkajaba keriilt a tiiz ell
oltasa. A tiiz Grand Rapids bu-
tor uzlet feletti lakasban keletke-
zett es a tuzolt6k kenytelenek
voltak sok butort megrongalni,
hogy tiiz terjedeset ,negakada-
lyozzak. A szomszedos iizletekben
is kart okozott fist es viz.
Becsles szerint a kar $1,000 Is
$4,000 k0z6tt al.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
ELJARAS A NEMZETI
SZINu SZALAGOK
GYART0JA ELLEN

Pragab6l jelentik : - A Pragai
Magyar Hirlap jelenti, hogy Keil
kassai gyaros ellen rendt0rvenyes
eljaras indult meg, mivel egy
hatvani cegnek -feher-z0ld
szinii szalagot szallitott. Keil az
zal vedekezett, hogy tobb pragai
ceget ismer, amelyek ,nagyaror-
szagi megrendeloik szamara szin-
ten magyar nemzetiszinu szalago-
kat szAllitottak. A rend6rseg Keil
vedekezeset mem fogadta Ell Is
liigyet kassai birosag el5tt fog
jak targyalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
SIT. IMRE EV ZARANDOKAI
MAGYARORSZAGON
Budapest iinnepi diszben. - Ezer
es ezer kulf0ldi erkezett meg.

Budapestr6l jelentik: - Hetek
ota joles0 magyar lazban eg Bu-
dapest polgarsaga es altalaban
magyar tarsadalom. Hetr6l-hetre
futnak be vonatok Keleti pa
lyaudvarra es Delivasutra, anne
lyeken messze tengereken tut el3
magyar testvereink erkeznek,
hogy reset vegyenek az ezereves
Magyarorszag Scent Imre iinnep-
ssgan. Minden egyes csoport er.
kezesenel OFT van a magyar tar
sadalom szine-java, minden egyes
csoportot egyforma szeretettel
olel keblere minden magyar EN-
ber, aki csak hirt szerez arr6l,
hogy Amerikabol, messze tenge-
reken tulrol testverek erkeznck,
hogy az 0sszetartozand6sag er7e-
set apoIak.
Az 192S-ban Amerikaban jart
magyarok Macy el6kesziileteket
teve varjak Pittsburgh varos pol
garmesteret epp ilyen lelkese-
dessel varjak azokat, akik a meg
ezutan eljov6 csoportokkal arkez-
mex Budapestre, hogy Budapest
rol szetszeledjenek lMagyarorszag
tcriileten Is elmenjenek meg
szAllt teriiletekre, hogy OFT bizal-
mat 6 kitartast cs0p0gtessenek
q Oft l6 magyarok lelkebs.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
JUBILEUM

A 10th Szintarsulat oktober
Gan Kondor Mariska k0zismert
magyar szineszno 15 ewes jubileu-
ma alkalmab6l Youngstownban
Macy diszel0adast rendez. Kerik
magyarsag szives tamogatasat.
Jegyek mar most megrendelne-
t3k: Telefen 2291S szam alatt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
RADIO A NYOMOZAs
SZOLGALATABAN

A rendorseg radioja nagy Sc
gitsegere volt Bodnar Gyorgy
Mcdonald lakosnak automobile
visszaszerzeseben.
OF perccel miutan jelentest
tett, hogy autojat Front Street
r6l Market Street k0zelaben ell
loptak, a rend6rseg mar megta-
lalta a Smith Is Marshall Street
sarkap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
BRIDGEPORT SZOVETSEG
GYttLESE

"A Bridgeport Szovetseg 16-ik
osztalya augustus lien, most
vasarnap tartja rendes havi gyii-
leset a szokott helyen. A gyiil6s
pOnt fel kett0kOr keZd6dlk.
Tudatom tagsaggal, hogy f.
no 24-ike utan tagsagi diJat nem-
fogadhatok ell senkit0l.
Kat6cs Od0n iigykezel6,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
WOLLITZ TARGYALAS

Tizenket tann van beidezye a
felebbezesi bizottsag ele, hogy az
elbocsatott Carl Wollitz forgaimi
rendor vedelmere bizonysagot
adjanak.
Wollitz azon vad alapjan lett
elbocsatva, hogy egy rabl6 elme-
nekiileseben segfdkezett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
MEGOLTE A MENTGKOCsI

Clevelandbol jelentik A
65 ewes Mrs. Anna Lyman belle.
halt a seriilesekbe, amelyelet egy
ment0kocsi kerekei ala keriilve
kapott. Mrs. Lymant egy utcan
keresztiilmenteben iit0tte ell a
ment0kocsi. A rendorseg megalla-
pitotta, hogy a soffort mem ter
hell felelosseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
A HUNGARIA FUTBALL-
CSAPAT CLEVELAND
MERK0ZESE,

Augustus 20-an, SERBIAN a
Hungaria futballcsapat a cleve-
landi ifjusagi csapattal fog mer-
k0zni. A merkozes este lesz a
Luna Parkban. Jegyek Juhasz
Janost6l tTelefon 31789) rendel.
het0k.
Multi vasarnap a Hungaria 81
eredmennyel nyerte meg new
york; National csapat elleni mer-
k0zest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
KIRANDULAs

A SIT. Istvan K0r nagy kiran-
dulast rendez. A kirandulni szan-
dekoz6k keretnek, hogy most
szombaton este 7:30-kor legyenek
a SIT. Istvan Otthonban, ahonnan
az indulast rendezik. .Ennival6t
smindenki hozzon magaval.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
Az elovalasztasi kuzdelem
a megyei es allami allasokra
Myers Y. Cooper republicans kormanyzo jelot :
George White demokrata kormanyzo jeolt. -
Robert j. Bulkey egyesllt allami
szenator jelolt

Megyebizottsagi tag: Amos
Mellinger.
Megyciigydsz: Ray l.. Thomas.
Sheriff: Adam G. Stone.
Telelk0nyvyezet6: Fred M.
Griffiths.
Penztarnok: Warren A. Steele.
K0nyvviv0: John j. Arnold.
Halottllem: M. f. Hayes.
Demokrata jel0ltek:
Kormanyzo: George White.
Helyettes kormanyzo: William
G.. Pickrel
Allamtitkar: j. II. Newman.
Kncstarnok: Joseph r. Fergu-
son.
Allamiigyesz: M. Ray Allison.
U. s. szenator: Robert J. Bulk
ley.
Supreme Court: Will p. Ste
phenson es Charles III. Hubbell.
Orszaggyiilesi kepviselo (19-ik
keriilet): w. b. Fitzpatrick.
Central Committeeman: Char
les +. Smith.
Central Committeewoman:
Anastasia Foster.
Allami kepvisel5k: r. Fl. Cof-
fey, W. Z. Coffman, w. M. Kel-
ley.
Megyeiigyesz: III. P. Becken-
bach.
Sheriff: Peter j. Corll.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
A SIT. IsTvAN K0R
TANCMULATSAGA

A Scent Istvan K0r f. h6 26-an,
kedden este nagy tancmulatsagot
rendez a Pioneer Payilonban -
GMill Creek Park. A rendez5seg
keri a magyarsag partfogasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
IA GYERMEK ANYJA

Mrs. Eaggleston, marysvillei
lakos csak 3S ewes, de amt mem
tud a gyermeknevelesrol, AIT mem
is erdemes tudni. Hazas elete
alatt tizennegy gyermeknek adott
eletet, akik KOHL kilenc el.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
REF. EGYEsttLET 23s. FI0KJA

Aki meg tagsagi dijat eddig
be nem fizette, most vasarnap is
tentisztelet vegeztevel megfizet-
heti. Keretik a tagsag, hogy r0-
vid megbesz6les miatt maradja-
max bent.
Szadai Benjamin elnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
KOssUTH K0R PIKNIKE

A Kossuth K0r nagyszabasu
pikniket fog rendezni f. no 31-6n,
vasarnap a Csatl6s farmon. Rig0
Joska teljes zenekara fogja a ze-
net szolgaltatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
Eser,1 youngstown,

(N) Az Amosz jgyeben a he
ten lit jart Mt. Ormay Janos Buff
fal6bol. ormay szervezo titkar-
igazgat6ja az Amosz-nak.
Youngstownban meg a mutt dv
v@gen megalakult ideiglenesA NJ
Amosz keriilete, de kozb w
akadalyok Matt eddig ia r1
mem tartott gyiilest es vegl
megalakulas sem volt meg.
Mt. Ormay meglatogatja a ke-
riilet minden magyar lakta varo-
sat Is remelheto, hogy latogatasa
utan fellendul ismet az Amosz
igye.
Mt. Laky Zsigmond a youngs-
town. Amosz keriilet ideiglenes
elnoke, e sorok ir6ja a titka-.
Mindenki tudja, hogy mennyire
1ek0t az ut6bbi idoben munla,
bizony alig- -alig jut lido az alvasra.
Szeretnek az Amosz erdekeben
nagyobb munkat kifejteni, de
mem tudok. Exert legkozslebbi
gyiilesen lemondok titkari hiva-
talomr6l. Termeszetesen tovabbfa
is dolgozni fogok. De a hivatali
munkak elvegzesere nem tudok
id6t szakitani.
Az Amosz, Ormay jelentese sze-
rint, lassan, de biztosan fejl6dik
es ha a magyarsag mar egyszer
tudatara jut annak, hogy okvet-
leniil sziiksege van egy nagy err
k0lcsi testiiletre, amelynek celjai
orszagosak es nemzetiek, akkor,
ha lassan is, de megis eros lesz az
Amosz.
Nevtelen ir6nk, aki egyaltala-
ban mem youngstown lakos es
alki ismeri egesz Magyar -Ameri-
kat, megdicser a heten benninket
a Magyar Nap sikereert.
Kosz0net a dicseretert.
Mi lit Youngstownban tudjuk
es erezziik az 0sszetartas szikse-
get. De mem kell elbizakodnunk.
Dolgozni kell es akkor dicsose-
gen Xviii egyebiink is lesz.
A Nagybizottsagnak most MAJ
volna elegendo penze arra, hogy
telket vegyen egy regen vajudo
Magyar Haz helyeiil.
Erdemes volna ezen gondol-
kozni.
Igaz, most mines sem nekiink,
sem senkinek penze epitkezni. De
maid az is elton. Talan, ha lesz
helyiink, amelyre kiirhatjuk:
"Ez "a Magyar Haz helye. Ak
kor fog epiilni, ha youngstown
magyarok felepitik.
Akkor maid a magyarsag job
ban nekilat Magyar Haz mum
kajanak.
A voros "Uj El6re" csak ugy
suttyomban pr6balta a Magyar
Nap sikeret elrontani.
A rontasi szandekrol csak ke-
s6bb ertesiiltiink.
Az biztos, hogy Magyar Napun-
kon mem latszott meg az agitacio,
- de mem is tint fel senkinek,
hogy nagy tomegbol hianyoztak
bolseviki barataink. Hiszen olyan
kevesen vannak es olyan kevesen
k0vetik 6ket.
Elmultak az el0valasztasok.
Amint AIT megirtuk jo el0re,
:, ih61 inl11t6L Ctnnot chnriffnoir
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14

hONtlhCLO JSlOlCSh hCI ullCh hl
gy0ztesen az el6valasztasi nagy
kiizdelembol.
Republicans jeloltek:
Kc-manyz6: Myers Y. Cooper.
Helyettes kormanyzo: John Il.
Brown.
Allamiigyesz: Gilbert Bettman.
Allamtitkar: Clarence j.
Brown
Kincstarnok: Edwin A. Todd
es Harry S. Day.
Allamiigytsz: Gilbert Bettman.
U. S. senator: Roscoe C. Me-
Culloch.
Supreme Court: James E. Ro-
binson IS Reynolds X. Kinkade.
Orszageyiilesi kepviselo (l9-ik
keriilet) J: John G. Cooper.
Court of Appeals: John Pol
lock.
Central Committeeman: Ra-
leigh Reese.
Central Committeewoman Mrs.
j. w. Shaffer.
Allami senator: Nils p. John
son.
Allami kepvisel0k: G. P. Lewis,
G II. Roberts, f. Agnew, Mrs. D..
NJ Slagle.
Megyei biro: Erskine Maiden,
Jr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14

A Youngstownban hetfon le-
zajl0tt el0valasztasok alkalmaval
k0vetkez0 jel0ltek keriiltek XII
gy0ztesen az el0valasztasi nagy
kiizdelemb6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
var betegseg Magyar orvossag
Irja: Amerikai Nevtelen.

3 Tzennegyelik lemfny meg e
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14
EGY ORVOssAGOs VAROs.

'tAkarki legyen az, aki Amerikaba szakadt s
feiamci, siiesse nevet tisztesseg es elismer6s. -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14

Elmultak az elovalasztasok.
Amint AIT megirtuk j6 el0re,
ujb6l jel0ltek Stonet sheriffnek
es Thomast prosecutornak.
Johnson magyarok baratj ia
ismet elnyerte az allami szenato-
ri jel0lest es Cooper a kongresz-
szusit. Az allami kepvisel6knek
ismet bekeriilt a harom jelenlegi
es Agnew a boardmani farmer
alibN igen j6 kepvisel6 lesz.
Mem volt nagy erdekl6des a va.
lasztasok irant, de ANIMAL nagyobt
lcsz az 6sszel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-08-14

Sheriff: Peter j. Corl
The Washington times., 1930-02-08
F FUNDS NEEDED
X
FOR SCHOOL


The Board of Education will be
requested to. ask Congress for,
funds to complete the new Ben
w. Murch School at Thirty-sixth
and Davenport Streets Northwest
according to resolL,io passed
by the school association at the
home of its president, Mrs. Leslie
B. Wright. z
The first unit of the new
school opened last week and il
already filled to capacity. BY,
next fall a condition Of over
crowding will exist, unless steps
for Immediately carrying on con-
Struction are taken, the aSsocia-
ton stated in it's resolution.
A resolution was also passed
petitioning Congress for an emer-
gency appropriation to provide
matrons in elementary schools.
Senator Gerald P. Nye of North
Dakota will address the associas.
ton at its next meeting. ].
The Washington times., 1930-02-08
GROUP FAVORS
BOXING BILL

A bill providing for amateur
boxing in the District was ap-
proved by the law and legisla-
tion committee of the Washing
ton Chamber Of Commerce last
night.
DR.. Francis M. Butts was
chosen chairman of a committee
to make a report on the bill at
the next meeting Of the board
of directors.
The Howell bill for a more
stringent dry enforcement in the
District was referred to special
committee consisting of Martin
j. Mcnamara, Robert H. McNeill
and F. B. Hoffman, for study.
The board of directors already
has expressed opposition to that
part of the bill providing for
search Of homes on suspicion.
The committee reiterated its
approval Of an automobile title
law for the District.
The Washington times., 1930-02-08
JUDGE DEFENDS
COURT DELAYS !. !.
AARRN- 49, waRA i-
"a III II 'EtE


Justice Wendell P. Stafford
senior Judge, said yesterday that
a fair average" could not be
computed during the week the
House subcommittee tabulatoE
was "clocking" the court. ~
Representative Simmons Of
Nebraska. chairman Of the sub&
committee handling the District,
budget, produced a time table at
the subcommittee hearings cover
ing a weeks check-up at the SD
preme and Police courts. In
executive session, Simmons IS
said to have averred that judges
here do not work hard enough.
and he was opposed to increasing
their number until more hours,
are put in on the bench. !
Equity Trials Private
There was no criticism of Jus:
tice Wheat and myself who pro-
side over equity tribunals" ext
planned Justice Stafford. 'Ths'
chairman of the subcommittee IS.
a lawyer and realizes that the:
bulk Of the work in equity trials.
must be handled in private ses:
sion.
Consultations with LAWYERS. re,
viewing of briefs and research
work consume many morA hours
than are actually spent on the
bench.
But feel the tabulat1rs sli7w
an unfortunate week for the
Criminal Court justices. In the,
instance of Justice Hit2, who was;
shown by the time table to have:
been on the bench less than
eight hours during the week se@
lected. I know to have been
greatly hampered by the illness
Of one OF the jurors" -
Cites Worries %
After citing circumstances con-
nected with jurors, witnesses OF
lawyers which may delay crin1S
inal trials, Justice Stafford con-
cluded:
"I know from acquaintance
with the facts that the week
chosen for the check-up was
beset by such difficulties as G
have enumerated. No fair aver.
age of daily time spent on the
bench by the Criminal Court
justices could have been COM
puted from those figures" 9"
The Washington times., 1930-02-08
MEN Of PARISH
BUILD SCHOOL

MT. RAINIER, Md, Feb. g.
The new Sunday school building
of the M. E. Church South will
be dedicated February % at the
II o'clock services. J. H. Balthis,
presiding district elder Of the
Church, will preach the dedica-
tory sermon.
The story of the erection of
the new structure is an unusual
one. The Rev. j. H. Biliingsley,
pastor. asked a contractor for a
figure relative to the approximate
cost of putting up an annex for
the use of the Sunday school. The
figure he was given was $1,000.
Realizing the wisdom of economy
and with possible flair for the
ingenious. the pastor convassed
his congregation, and soon was
able to find sufficient number
o. carpenters, bricklayerS, and
stonemasonS to begin conStruc-
ton.
He sent out a call for lady
cooks and the response was
hearty. The ladies were on the
lot when the men came from
daily work to get supper.
And now the whole congrega-
ton points with pride to the
handsome structure behind the
church,
The Washington times., 1930-02-08

married Christmas Eve. 1927, and
Fender has been making $50, 900
a year in his business. Mrs. Fen
der tells the court he has become
addicted to the use of intoxicants
and last January 90 threatened
to kill her, and she had him in
Police Court, where he was placed
on probation by Judge sSchuldt.
He has remained drunk since
that time. the wife says, and in
the meantime she asked the
court to prevent him from draw
ing his funds from the bank and
to award her temporary alimony.
Attorney H. B. Potter repre-
sented Fender before Justice
Wheat, who vacated the iniunc-
ton and decided to allow the
wife 800 a month temporary
,alimony. The other grievances
and reliefs could wait until a
final hearing Of the case. the
court ruled.
The Washington times., 1930-02-08
ON ISSUE
ISL0OKED FOR
IN CONGRESS
BY HARRY r. FLoRY

s# e, AA@AASASA-
LONDON, Feb. 8 (I.NSo.-
While Premier MacDonald's state.
ment outlining Great Britain's
aims iand plans for naval imita-
tion was viewed today as being
generally complete accord with
american views on limitation, it
revealed wide Anglo American diff
ferences on the question of air
craft carriers.
Premier Macdonald proposed
that the maximum aircraft car
rier tonnage for the United
States and Great Britain, placed
at $4,000 tons at the Washing
ton conference of 1921-1922,
should be reduced to 100,0 900 tons.
This proposal is likely to cause
stir of resentment in the big
navy blocs" in the United States
Senate and House of Representa-
tives, for such a reduction. would
stringhalt the United States and
make the American Navy decid-
edly inferior to the British Navy
in the aircraft carrier category
for the next II years.
A Formidable Weapon
In the opinion of many experts,
aircraft carriers, with their scores
OF death-dealing planes, are the
most formidable weapons of naval
warfare afloat.
The Washington conference
fixed the age limit of aircraft
carriers at 20 years, but added
the proviSo that all aircraft car
rier tonnage in existence or
building on November IL, 1921,
should be considered experimental
and therefore replaceable at any
time without regard to age, with
in the total aircraft carrier ton
mage allotment.
Great Britain has six aircraft
carriers, the Hermes, Eagle, Argus,
Furious, Courageous and Glorious.
OF these six, only the Courageous
and Glorious, which are about
22,5O0 tons each, were constructed
after November IL, 1921. The
other four could be replaced by
more modern craft at any time
Improvement in design warranted
such step.
OF the three American aircraft
carriers, the Lexington, Saratoga,
and Langley, now in operation
and one which has been author
lied and appropriated for, only
the Langley falls into the ex-
perimental class.
The Washington times., 1930-02-08
Wife to Get AHn1ony
Feed Cat, Parrot

Robert y. Fender, an invest
ment broker with offices In the.
Transportation Building, has been
ordered to pay 500 a month
temporary alimony to Mrs. Juan
ita M. Fender, 1900 block s st.
N. W., by Justice Wheat in Equity
Court, but will be automatically
relieved of the responsibility of
feeding his wife'S parrot and per.
sian cat.
Mrs. Fender alleged in q bill
for absolute divorce that her hus-
bands neglect Of her household
pets amounted to such gross
neglect and cruelty to her as to
merit a separation. The grounds
for absolute divorce in the bill,
filed by Attorneys John Paul
Jones and John Lewis Smith, are
alleged infidelities of the husband
on recent busineS trips TO New
York. No correspondent Is named.
According to the bill the couple