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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-20
Leszanott a halalos
balesetek szama
Lenyegesen kevesbedett az auto
mobilok altal okozott halalesetek
aranyszama az iden. - Youngs.
town hetedik helyen all.

A sz0vetsegi statisztikakb6l XII
think, hogy november elsejen
vtgz6d6 eyben a Youngstown ha-
lalos kimenetelii automobil SEE
rencsetlensegek aranyszama az
1921 43.1-r6l szazezer lakOskent
27.6-re csokkent.
a november elseje el0tti negy
hetben 6 halalos baleset t0rtent a
varosban. Ugyanannyi mint a
multi ev ezen id6szakaban.
Az egesz ev alatt Al halalesetet
okoztak az autok, amely nagyon
el1ny0sen hasonlithat6 0ssze a
mutt evi &c k0zlekedesi halaleset-
tel kapcsolatban.
Az Egyesiilt Allamok IS nagy
varosaban, amellyel a statisztika
foglalkozik, mutt h0napban
$50 halalos kimenetelii automobil
szerencsctlenseg t0rtent, 1929
oktober hawaiian pedig S42.
Az egesz ev haialos szerencset-
lensegeinek szama azonban .4%o
emelkedest mutatott a multi eyvel
szemben. Mig 1929-ben S,427 volt
a k0zlekedesi halalesetek szama.
193O-ban eZ 8,571-re emelkedett.
A sz0vetsegi statisztika adatai
szerint 1929-ben aranylag Youngs
townban volt a halalos balesetek
szama legnagyobb. Az iden a
hetedik helyen all.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-20

Gyilkossagot sgt rendorseg. =
Rend6rkezen vPlt mar a gyilkos,
de szabadon kellett bocsatani.

Vasarnap reegel 16 ewes John
Pastarella gorpbaszedes k6zben
emberi labszarfsontra bukant a
John Douehton farmon Hubbard
k0zeleben. AzOhnal ertesitette a
hubbard hatds5gokat sheriff
szinre.
Szetsz6rt emberi csontvazra ts
ruhakra akadtak, ami ARA mh-
tat, hogy holttestet k6bor ku-
tyak marcangolhattak szet. A
halottkem velemenye szerint a
csontvaz allapota ARA vail, hogy
az ember halala' ket vagy harom
honap el6tt k0vetkezett be.
A ruhazatb6l Is zsebekben
talalt okmanyokbol kitiint, hogy
a csontvaz Eddie Mason, volt
1408 Oakland avenuei lakost, aki
september 4-en eltiint.
A gyanu annak idejen Masontk
egyik lak6jara tranquil, aki a
szomszedok allitasa szerint vi
szalyt okozott a hazaspar k0z0tt.
Az eltiines napjan Mason es la
k6 egyiitt mentek ell hazulr6l a
Mason aut6jaban, A lak6 egyediil
tert haza es ruhazatan vernyo-
mok voltak. Masnap rendorseg
megtalalta Mason aut6jat a Fe-
deral streeten.
Mrs. Mason 5000 jutalmat til
z6tt XII ferje megtalal6janak, =
amely azonban mem vezetett cred
menyre.
A rend6rseg> letartoztatta la
k6t, de bizonyitek hijan kenyte-
lenek voltak sxabadon bocsatani.
A rendorseg ertesiilese szerint
gyanusitott ember jelenleg Det-
roitban tart6zkodik a youngs-
town. hat6sagok erintkez6sbe lep
TEX detroit rend6rseggel a la
ko kezrekeritese vtgett.
A hubbard rend0rseg jelentese
szerint ket h6nappal ezel6tt XII
hivtak oket gyilkossag szinhe-
lyere. A k0rnyekbeli lakosok
ngyanis ket embert lattak kiszal-
lani az aut6b6l kes6bb dulako-
das zajat hallottak. Mikor csak
egy embert lattak visszaterni az
aut6hoz, aki elhajtott, ertesitet-
TEX rend6seget. A nyomozas-
max azonban akkoriban semmi
eredmenye mem volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-20
$70,00O-ba kerult a
valasztasi kampany
$4,000 k0ltottek a jel0ltek.
5000 embernek volt munkaja.
A valasztas es el0valasztas.

A november 4-iki valasztas es a
politikai kampany Mahoning me-
gye ad6fizet3inek, a jel0lteknek
rs tamogatoknak k0riilbeliil 7O
ezer dollariaba keriilt, IS t0bh
mint 5000 embernek adott nun
kaalkalmat.
A board of elections jelentese-
bGl kitiinilS, hogy a jeloltek es ia
mogat6ik 500, ,S6S.79-t k0lt0ttek.
A republicans part osszes
koltsegei mintegy negyszereset tie
SILK XII demokratak kOltsee Ell
mex: $14,536 So, ,299-ral szemben.
A valasztas k0ltsege k0riilbeliil
100000. Ebb5l $4,000 volt va
lasztasi birak es irnokok fizetese,
$4,000 a regisztratoroke a ma
radvany a szavaz6 cedulak nyom-
tatasara, hazberre Is egyeb k6lt-
segekre ment.
A legnagyobb kiadas republi-
kanus partt volt, melyhez 67 en-
ber jarult hozza. A legnagyobb
adomany $4,000 volt. A republi-
kanus jeloltek is t0bb ezer dollar
raj jarultak hozza a part k0ltst-
geihez. Senator McCulloch ado
manya $500 volt.
A republicans part bevetele
tulment k0ltsegeken, demo
krata part azonban, amelynek
k0ltsegeihez 30-an jarultak, =
majdnem $1OOO-os deficitet szen-
vedett.
Az Erskine Maiden kampany-
bizottsag $3,53O-t yeti be es
$2,513-t k6ltott. Erskine Maiden,
nyertes bir6jelolt sajat penze-
b6l $367.62 kolt6tt.
A Friedman kampany- -bizott-
sag osszes bevetele $2,647. % volt,
amelyhez Evan j. Rummel $500
raj jarnl hozza. A kiadasok 0ssze-
ge ugyanaZ, mint a bevetele.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-20
BETOROK EGY E. FEDERAL
STREET. UZLETBEN
Teherkocsira raktak es elszalli-
tottak a pancel-szekrenyt. - Egy
k0nnygaz bomba van benne.

A rend5rseg egy 500 fontos
pancel-szekrenyt keres, amelyet
vasarnap reggel ct ora utan lop-
tax ell Kline department store
Dol, amely 122 East Federal st.
alatt van.
A pancel-szekreny egy uveg
alto m0gott, eros lampafenyben
allott, ugy, hogy Federal stree
ii bejaratb6l lathat6 volt. Az
iigyeletes rend6r utols6 jarasan.
kevfssel 0t ora el6tt latta is.
A bet0r3k a nyomokb6l itelve
egy pinceablakon at jutottak be
az epiiletbe, maid hatuls6 ajt6t
beliilr6l kinyitva hatratoltak es
teherkocsijukra raktak a pancel-
szekrenyt.
Az ar,,haz managerje, Jack Ra-
paport szerint kev6s p6nz volt a
pancel-szekrenyben, amely azon-
ban ertekes szerz6deseket es mas
okmanyokat tartalmazott. Rapa-
port elmondta a rend0rsegnek,
hogy t0bb mint het h6napja egy
k0nnygaz bombat tart a pancel-
szekrenyben, amely ugy van be-
allitva, hogy eroszakos felnyitas
eseten a bomba felrobbanjon.
A betores alig huszonnegy ora
val azutan tortent, hogy az East
Federal street, keresked6k jobb
rendSrsegi feliigyeletet kertek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-20
DIsZN0TOROS VACS0RA
SZINDARABBAL EGYBE.
K0TVE A G. KATH.- NAL

Ujb6l es utoljara hivjuk fel az
osszmagyarsag figyelmet, hogy
vasarnap, foly6 h6 23-an diszn6-
>toros vacsorat rendeziink harom
felvonasos szindarabbal kapcso-
latham templomunk javara.
A szindarab cime: Piroska.
Kezdodik az eloadas 7 ora utan
este.
A hitk0seg mindent beszer-
zctt es elkovetett, hogy az estely
j6l sikeriiljon. vacsora es jatek
templom alatti teremben lesz.
Enni es inni lesz bowen. Ven
deg lesz eleg. Vendegszerepl5k is
ugyancsak megnevettetik a k0-
z0nseget.
Ne narration otthon meg be-
teg sem, inert sokat elszalaszt, ha
estelyiink0n OFT mem lesz.
Minden hitk0zsegi tagra szaIni-
tunk! Minden magyar testvart,
j6baratot, ismer5st szivesen TO
gadunk, 0r0mmel varunk, min
den j6val ellatunk.
Legyiink OFT mindnyajan kive-
tel nelkiil.
AnnAxnhr
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-20
A Pro Hungaria
karacsonyi akcio6ja
A legnemesebb terv keresztiilvite-
len faradoznak a joszivii magyar
n0k. - Minden sziik0lk0d0 kara
csonyi ajandekcsomagban resze-
sill. - Adjunk a nincsteleneknek

Amint multi szamunkban If
megirtuk mar Pro Hungaria
N0k NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. onzetle-
nil munkalkodo, jdszivii moi
"SZeretetcsOmagOk kiOsztasat' y
vette tervbe, nincstelenek Is
sziik0lkod6k k0z0tt.
a szeretetcsomagok karacsony
alkalmaval keriilnek kiosztasra.
kerjiik az egyhazak es egyle-
tex vezetoit, valamint magano-
sokat, akik sziybol adm akarnak
trtesitsek a bizottsag k0vetkez6
tagjait, akik gondoskodni fognak
az ajandtkok elhozatalarol:
Ozv. Mihok Sandorne,
telefonszama :}26S5
Molnar Iajosne,
teIefonszama :}2752
Ferency JenGrt,
telefonszama 39202
Mixich Gasparne,
.teIefOnszama7 1880
Matyas Jozsefne,
telefonszama 64GO9
A West Sideon Hriczo Janosne,
Brier Hillen Magdics Ferencne,
Campbellben Sass Claiborne.
A bizottsag tagjai elfogadnak /:
penzbeli adomanyOkat, elelmisze.
reket, tiizel6 anyagot, viselt ruha-
nemiiket Is labbeliket.
Avassuk iinneppe a nincstele-
mex karacsonyat szeretetcsomag
adomanyainkkal!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-20
ELFoGOTT sZ0KEvENY F1uK

+
A wiertoni, w. Va, rend6rseg
ertesitette campbelli rendorse-
get, hogy elfogtak ket campbelli
ifjut, Joe Wydickot es Albert La
kacht.
A campbeli rendorseg azonnal
ertesitette a fiuk sziileit Is meg
tudtak, hogy fiuk szombaton in.
dultak Lakach edesapjanak auto
javal.
H6tfon Lakach edesapja wier-
tonba utazott, hogy q kst ifjut ki
valtsa a keserii rabsagb6l Is haxs
hozza.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-20
CsAK EJJELI sZAULAST
"LOPOTT' A BETOR0

Kiil0n0s meglepetesben volt re
silk a Standard Oil Co. alkalma
zottainak hetf6n reggel. Amikog
a 1901 Poland avenue alatti iro-
dat kinyitottak, bezuzva talaitak
az egyik ablakot S penztar seek.
renyen egy cedula volt, amelyben
egy ismeretlen j6 barat kijelenti,
hogy csak ejjeli szallasra teri be
az irodaba felhatalmazza az iro.
davezet3t, hogy a rend5rsegen
feljelentest tegyen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-20

dollart 0ssxehozni. A nagybizott-
saigon xviii az egyletek is hozza-
j&rulhatn&nak.
A sxiik0lk0d6 tiizel6h0z, elel-
misserhss Is ruhanemiiekhez kell
segiteni.
A legk6zelebbi nagybizotts&gi
gydl6ssn sst az iigyet ss6va tsss-
sgiik. K6szdlj ljensk 81 r. j6 el6re
/. a. sgyhazak Is az egyletek KEEP
vissl6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-20
vEREKEDEs ALDoZATA


Nepton Roscoe veszekedni kez-
dett egy asszonnyal, akivel egy-
gyiitt cit 944 Caldwell st. alatt.
A veszekedesb6l verekedes lett,
amelynek folytan az asszony egy
borotvaval 0sszevagdosta Roscoe
arcat.
A szomszedok ertesitettek a
rend6rseget Roscoe, mint gya-
nus 'szemely foghazban van a
rend0rorNos kezelese alatt. Az
asszony eltiint s a rend6rseg meg
mem akadt ra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-20
EGYHAZAK Es EGYLETEK
SZIVES FIGYELMEBE!

Thanksgiving Day-i munkasxii-
metre val6 tekintettel, kerjik az
egyhazakat es egyleteket, hogy
k0zlemenyeiket HETF0 ESTIG
juttassak Ell a szerkeszt0segbe. A
kesobb beerkezett k0zlemenyek
megjeleneseert felel0sseget mem
vallal
a Szerkeszt0seg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-20
REF. 1oYEsULxT 2ss. oszr.

A Magyar Ref. EgyesIlet 236.
csztalya vasarnap, +. h6 23-an IS
teptisxtelet utan tartja havi rem
dss gydleset . Fdgg. Ret. Egyhlz
gyiil6stermsben. Kerem ! hitra-
lekosok havi dijainak rendes6s&t.
Kat6oh 6dsn, osst. jesysS.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-20
Esenenyek
my A j0vo csiitortok0l j
Thanksgiving Day
"Halaadas napja.'
Ez a specialisan amerik

gOn az arat0 unnep Vagy SzuTc-
ii iinnep 0sszekeverve. Az eredeti
angol-szasz es nemet bevandorl6k
Amerikaban november vegen ill.
nepeltek meg az evi termeny veg
leges betakaritasat az 0szi mum.
ka veget.
Ez evben ugyan mines miert
"Halaadas Nap" -jat megtartani
Mines sok amiert halat mondha-
tunk az 0szi munkatlansag utan.
Amerika panikkal tarkitott
gazdasagi torteneteben aligha ta-
lalunk egy esztendot, amely gas-
dasagi tekintetb0l olyan sivar
lett volna mint az idei esztendO.
Anyagi javakert, b6seges szu-
retert tehat mem igen adhatunk
halat.
De igenis halat adhatunk azert,
hogy hbirtuk ezt a szikos k0rt,
hogy valahogyan megtudtunk el-
nj a korlatolt keresetb6l vagy At
koplaltuk legalabb eddig mum
kanelkiliseget.
Halat kell adnunk omar tudni-
illik azoknak, akiket illet) az
egeszsegert (azoknak, akiknek
van), a jo etvagyert, (amelyet
mem mindnyajan tudunk minden
nap kielegiteni) es azert, inert
addig mig van elet remeny mem
hal meg.
De kar ICY keseregni Halaadas
napja alkalmab6l.
Mint minden rossznak a rossz
id0knek is vege lesz.
Elton az ideje annak, hogy visz-
szamegyiink dolgozni.
A nep hangulata mar valtozo-
ban van. Jon a karacsony, az
ajandekozas id0szaka. El6kerul-
nek rejtett nehany dollarok,
forgalomba jon penz. A nep
szemen a fekete szineket mutat6
szemiiveg r6zsasziniire valtozik es
ha pesszimizmust felcserelik az
optimizmussal, akkor a mostani
rossz idonek hamarosan vege lesz.
Tartsuk meg tehat a Halaadas
napjat. Akinek jut az csirket, ka-
csat, libat vagy pulykat fog enni,
a szegenyeknek meg maid juttat-
max azok, akiknek b0vebben van.
Halaadas napjan mem kell csiig-
gedni. Lesz meg jobb lido. Vissza-
ter a prosperitas. Els ha maid me-
hany honap mulva kifizetjik az
ad6ssagot, amt a rossz idok alatt
csinaltunk, gondoljunk maid ar
ra, hogy a legk0zelebbi boseg ide-
jen felretesziink maid akkorra,
amikor megint rossz vilag lesz.
-
Mostanaban Macy a hi-ho azon,
hogyan kell segiteni a telen At a
sziik0lk0d0kon. A sok j6 szande-
koz6 mar-mar egymas hajaba kap
a kiil0mb0z6 terv felett. A Com
munity Corporation, .amelynek
"ladajaba" mindnyajan adunk
penzt, AIT mondja, hogy van ele-
gend6 penze a ladaban a sziik0l-
k0d6k segitesere.
EFT hissziik is meg mem is.
Senki sem secret alamizsnat
kerni Is az mar nagyon meg van
szorulva, aki a Community-t6l
ker segitseget. A t0bb mint 1900
csalad k0ziil, akiket a Community
Corporation segit, bizonyara a
legt0bb a fekete. ~
Nekiink magyaroknak is arra
kellene gondolnunk, hogy koz-
tiink is vannak segelyre szorulo,
sok gyermekes csaladok.
A Pro Hungaria derek moi mar
inditottak akciot, hogy kara
csonyra juttassanak ezeknek a
szegenyeknek valiant szeretet ESQ.,
magot.
A nagybizottsagnak is akci6ba
kellene l6pni.
Az 0t magyar egyhaz lelkesze
tudja ITALIAN legjobban, hogy hol
Won q. narvars8o kiizt iGazi nv0-
New Britain herald., 1930-05-16
BURDEN OF DOLE
 GROWING HEAVIER
British Taxpayers Face Ever
 Increasing Taxation

London, May 16.-Largely copy ing the social insurance legislation of Germany and adapting 1t to Brit ish needs, Great Britain has today as complete set of laws for ill health insurance, old age insurance and unemployment insurance as any nation in the world. And the greatest burden has been this mat ter of doles for the unemployed.
 Since the dole was put into et- feet it has cost the national treas ury the stupendous total Of a little over a half billion dollars. Tn addition 70 this. there are the many millions contributed by law to the fund by employers Of labor and by the thrifty working people who bought unemployment insur- ance stamps at their local post office.
 Unemployment still Rising
 And no relief is in sight, The last figures on unemployment for Great Britain, dated March r last, show 1,116,40O totally un- ployed. 412,4oo temporarily stopped and 93,o0O normally in casual employment. making a total of 1,62l,S0o. Of these 1.17S.0oO were men. 3S,700 boys, 361,90 women and 42.300 girls.
 In the huge enrolment of per- sons paying for unemployment in- surance there are over 100000 people. Ten per cent Of these were totally unemployed and 3.1 per cent were suffering from tempo rary loss of work.
 Not only have the unemploy- ment figures mounted. but the unemployment insurance fund is all shot to pieces. For the four weeks ending Feb. % last the an employment insurance fund re ceiyed some S6,625.nOO from en- ceived some s6.600,o0o from en- ploycs and s21,50o.o0O from the state. And there was paid out in those four weeks over S2l.000,- coo.
 Seeing that owing 10 the in- creasing figures, the funds were likely 10 be exhausted, the last Conservative government enacted
New Britain herald., 1930-05-16
AROUND THE WORLD
 WITH THE EQUATOR
Imaginary Trip Reveals Number
 Of Surprising Facts

Washington. D. C.. May IS - British scientists are exploring the equatorial regions Of West Africa. An imaginary trip around the world along the Equator develops some surprising facts, says a bulletin from the Washington, D. C. headquarters of the National Geographic society.
 For example:
 Snow falls within sight of the Equator.
 The Equator crosses no deserts.
 The Equator does not touch con- tinental Asia.
 Less than one-fourth of the Equator traverses land.
 Elephants, Lions and Cannibals
 The Equator cuts Africa nearly in half. traversing the middle sec ton of Kenya, severing the northern third from the Belgian Congo and bisecting the tongue of French Equatorial Africa which, with An- sola, nearly squeezes the Belgian Congo off the Atlantic coast.
 Tn the 2,300 miles across Equa- torial Africa there are no deserts but torrid jungles, some parts of which are so canopied by trees in- terlaced by vines that only pencil like rays Of sunshine penetrate In this region the traveller meets with naked, black, kinky-haired tribes men, and such unfriendly beasts as wild elephants. lions. and hippo potamuses.
 Equatorial Snow
 Mount Ruwenzori and nearby peaks of Uganda offer a respite from the heat. Mount Ruwenzori, close 10 the Equator, IS snoU-capped and from its summit the traveller looks down upon thick jungle growth. pen etrable in many places only with the aid of an axe. Just below RuWen- zori's western slope is the baili1ick Of the Bambute pygmies, shy, di- minutive folk of the jungles. and be- yond is the domain of Bantu tribes, some of them relish human flesh. The Nasal. among the world fiercest natives, inhabit the regions to the east Of the mountain.
 "Betwee-t the western coast of Africa and the coast Of South Ameri- ca, the Equator crosses no land. In
New Britain herald., 1930-05-16

a law enabling this unemployment insurance fund to borrow from the national treasury up to s20O.- eoO,o0O. The present Labor gov ernment is proposing now 10 raise this borrowing limit up 10 s200,00G,000. It finds that the outgoings from the fund are eH- ceeding the revenue by $1,35u,- 900 per week.
 Payments Are Increased
 Part of this serious situation in which the unemployment fund finds itself is no fault of the La bor party because it is due to the increase of unemployment follow ing the general bad business con- dltIons in Europe. But part of it Is affirmatively the fault of the Labor government because it not long ago passed a new unemplos- ment insurance act which in creased the doles.
 In the olI laws there was q proviso about those genuinely seeking work. This has now be n stricken out, But it is proyid Il that an applicant for the dole shall be disqualified if it is proved by an officer Of the ministry cf labor that the claimant was noti- fled Of suitable employment by q government employment exchange 0" by an employer and vitho IL proper cause refused to apply for the job or refused to accept 1t after lt was offered. The burden Of proof is put upon the govern ment. lt is feared this will mean a big addition to those drawing the dole.
 In other ways. too. the law s more sloppily administered than i. is in Germany. In the form f country an applicant has to prove that he had employment for six months and also had kept up pay ments of unemployment insurance when in work. In Great Britain this was originally both the in- tentron and the practice, but now practically any unemployed per- son may apply for and get the dole.
 There are millions of British men and women who are on their jchs and are paying for unem- ployment insurance who have never been on the dole and never c!pect 10 be. Their money is so- ing to those who have not he Fl as lucky or as thrifty as them selves
 Getting Fond of Idling
 Students Of British life. foo, fear that with the comparatively easy means of getting the dole. the younger men will not be any too keen to get jobs These crit-
New Britain herald., 1930-05-16

ics point out that every football and cricket match between famous clubs any place in Great Britain is throngod with huge crowds of men who seem 10 find time to take an afternoon off
 It IS claimed that consider1- ble portion of these are young fellows on the dole who pay
New Britain herald., 1930-05-16

the mouth of the Amazon, the worlds hot line traverses Mexiana Island and then pIunges into 2,O00 miles of jungle land, almost as i'm penetrable in places as the jungles of Africa.
 Soup Bowl' Haircuts
 Equatorial South America is the land of Indians of yellowish and reddish hues with the straight hair which is cut as though soup bowls had been applied to the natives heads as guides for barbers' scis- sors, The largest animal is the tapir, and ant eaters are abundant. The natives know nothing about lions, elephants and hippopota- muses.
 Some of the Indian tribes num- nifty the bodies of fellow tribesmen. They believed that the body of the deceased contains an element that if preserved will insure his return to this world in living form. They destroy the bodies of enemy captives so that there is no possibility of their reincarnation.
 While hunting is the main means of supporting a native family in Africa. many Indians in the equa- torial regions of South America are collectors of latex from the rubber trees of the forest. Some of this lateX (crude rubber) ultimately rolls over the roads of America in auto mobile tires. cushions the heels of American shoes, stops American bottles, and embraces a host of things in the form of rubber bands.
 Jiyaro Head Shrinkers
 "At the eastern base of the Andes, the equatorial traveller meets the Ji- varos, natives who are proud of their art in shrinking human heads to the size of an orange, with the hair and skin intact.
 From their hot jungle homes, the Jlvaros can see the snow-Capped Andes of Ecuador and western Bra gil. Quito, capital Of Ecuador, nestles in the Andean hills, about IS miles south of the Equator.
 The Equator begins it's trans Pacific flight by crossing the Gala pagos Islands and then makes a long jump to the East Indies where it traverses Celebes, Dutch Borneo and Sumatra, missing Singap pore. the nearest point of continental Asia. by only 90 miles. These regions are inhibated by brown skinned na- tiVes, some of whom show traces of Mongolian, Hindu and Malayan blood.
 From SUmatra westward. the Equator touches no land until it strikes kenka, East Africa"
 Civilized life reached it's first stages in 5000 B. c, soon after the
New Britain herald., 1930-05-16

Or the University Of Missouri
 It is something else that stops he heart such as g. failure in the nervous system, he says. In ea- rlanaron Of his point he cut ,h# hearts Of monkeys into strips .t tho strips continued 10 beat rhHa- mIcalIy foc nine 10 15 hours after being removed from the animals,
 "The heart is tough" sa}s Dr.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-16

London's city rcmembrancer has 'c investigate all prospective legisla- ton md cali to the attention of a special committee all legislation af- ''cung the city of London.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-16
Says Heart Never Fails,
 Might Beat 1000 Years

ColumbIa Mo, May IG GP-CIaIu that the lIaar' itself is not responrt- hla for 'hear' failure" is mode ny Dr. Ho9ert N. SjddIe. patEologtat,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-16

5,ddle. As far as it's own ability. io stand wear and tear is concerned
 lhcre ls no reason why anybody should moi live 1000 years"
New Britain herald., 1930-05-16

shilling out of their dole 10 See & good game.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-16

Civilized life reached it's first stages in 5000 B. c, soon after the disa appearance Of the Ice Age.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-16
Getting Fond of ldling

Students Of British life. foo, fear that with the comparatively easy means of getting the dole. the younger men will not be any too keen 10 get jobs These crit-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-28
CITY ATHLETE HONORED

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, May d. =
Paul Balay of Indianapolis, honor
airy grid captain during the 1929
season, was named winner of the
Balfour award for ability displayed
on the Indiana football team during
the last season at a dinner here
Monday.
Balay was one of the most versa
tile men on the Hoosier squad dur
ing his three years of competition,
playing quarter back, half and full.