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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-11
BRIDGEPoRTI szovETsEG

Eln0k: Gagyi Janos. Aielnok: Lovas
Lajos. Ugykezel6: Kat6ch Odon, cine
29o9 Mahoning Ave, telefonja 94603.
Jagyzo: 10th B. josef Ellen6r: Latos
josef es Lcngyel Andras. Beteglato-
gat6k: Steeltonon: Szacsuri Janos, Ma
tyi Istvan, Brier Hillen. Kiss Andras,
Kiss Andrasne, South Sideon: Gene
Gabor es Czene Claiborne. Nagybizott
sagi tag a tisztvisel6kkel egyItt Low as
Lajqs, Tausz B. Gyula, Csolinszky Fe-
renc, Benyei Laszl6 Hivatalos lap az
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap. Hivatalos
orvos: Or. Laurisin Jcna, $50 East Fe-
deral st. Havi gyiiles h6nap harma-
dix yasarnapjan d. Il. ket 6rakor a Ma.
honing Ave.-i ev. ref. egyhaz helyis6.
geben. Hivattlco ugyek az igykezel5,
mex ielentendok szemeiyesen vagy te-
iefonon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-11
ELSO PEToFI sANDOR BETEGSE.
GELYzO ES TEMETKEZO EGYLET
Alakult 19O3-ban.

Einok: Kelemcn Gyorgy, aleln6k
Torok josef, titkar: Rati Janos, aki-
mex nevere kiildend0 lninden hivatalos
6rtcsites egyletiink r6szere. Cine: 160
Jefferson ST., Youngstown, O. Jegy
20; Varga JOSEF, penztarnok: Sagi Ig-
mac, penzt. ellenor: Molnar Wendell.
Harmas szamvizsgal6 bizottsag: Fod5
Istvan, Majoros Istvan, Timar Janosne,
trusteek: Varga JOSEF, Fod6 Istvan.
Beteglatogatast az elnok lattamozza.
Hivatalos bejelentest az elnokn6l kell
tenni. Hivatalos lap az Amerikai Ma
gyar Hirlap. Gyiilesei1 tartja minden
no negyedik vasarnapjan. Helyiseg:
120 Robinson Road.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-11
A BRIDGEPORT, CONN, RAKoCzl
MAGYAR BETEGSEGELYZO
EGyLET YOUNGSTOWN SO.
OSZTALYA

Eln0k: Kert6sz lstvan, aleln6k: Td.
csil Gy0rgy, titkar: G6ber Janos, aki-
mel megbetegedes bejelentend6, cine:
766 Cassius Ave, Youngstown, Jegy-
20: S. Hudak Pal, p6nztaros: Balog Fe-
rene, Ellen6r: Bunchy Janos, szamyizs-
gallo bizottsag: Bunchy Janos, Haszany
Josef, Kan6cz lstvan, beteglatogatok:
Bodnar Istydn Steeltonon, Kan6cz Ist-
van Brier Hillen 6s Tacs:k GyGrgy
Canlpbellen. llivatalos lap AZ Ameri-
kai Magyar Hirlap. Hivatalos orvos:
DR.. Mahrer M. Pal. GyiilGseit tartia
minden no harmadik vasarnapian Brier
Hilien a Nilsson Hazban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-11
LEUGROTT A VONATR0L

Polgdrdibol jelentik: Pol
gardi kozseg hataraban vasuti
sinek menten egy ferfi hullajat
talaltak. Megallapitottak, hogy
az ismeretlen ferfi halalat a fejen
talalt iit0desszerii seriilesek okoz-
tax. Kideriilt, hogy az elhalt =
Csengey Janos 62 ewes varpalotai
lakos, aki Budapestr6l Varpalota-
ra akart utazni, de veletleniil a
tapolcai vonatra tilt es amikor
tevedeset eszrevette, robogo
vonatrol leugrott, fej6vel egy
telefon oszlopba iitodott es meg
halt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-11
HASBASZURTA A FERRET.
INERT KEsON MENT HAzA

Szegedrol jelentik: - Gal Mi
haly allamvasuti kalauz, boszor-
kanyszigeti lakos az elmult eiiel
keson teri haza es emiatt 0sszeve-
szett felesegevel. A veszekedes
heveben Galne felkapott egy =
konyhakest es azzal hasbaszurta
az urat. Gait beszallitottalS a SEE
gedi kozk6rhazba, ahol nyomban
mttetnek vetettek ala. Eletben-
maradasahoz keves rem6ny. Az
aSszonyt letartoztattak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-11
KOSSUTH KOzMUVELODESI
EGYESULET
Alaku't 1918 augustus lien.

Celia Youngstown magyarsag tar
.sadalmi elet6nek demokIatikus alapon
valo fejleszt5se, az amerikai 6s magyar
nemzeti szellem 6s nyely dPofasa. Tag
.ia lehct minden 16 even fcIili magya~
f6rfi vagy M, vallas kul0nbs6g n6llljil.
AZ Egyesulet tisztikara: Elnok: Moi
mar Lajos, aIeln0k Deak Pal, titkar
Ferenczy Jeno C27 Ridge Ave. Phone
39202), p6nztd-nok Kat6ch Odon, ell
lenGr6k: Liszkay Gabor Is Devay
Gy6rgy, nagybizottsagi tagok; Pelen
tay Marion, Dedk Pal 6s Liszlay Ga
bor Al Egyesiiletet erint6 min2en le-
vel a titkar cim6re kuldend6. Gyul6s
minden no els0 vasarnapjan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-11
EGY LEANY KALANDJA

Budapestr0l jelentik A ia
rokelok kispesten, az Erzsebet-
teren egy eszmeletlenul fekv6 le-
anyt talaltak. A leany, amikor a
mentok magahoz tGritettek, ell
mondotta, hogy Horvath Kata-
linnak hivjak es Budapesten la
Xix. Tegnap hat fiatalember auto
klrandulasra hivta. A kispesti er-
dobe vittek, ahol eroszakoskodni
kezdtek vele. A merenyloket nyo-
mozzak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-11
A SCENT ISTvAN KIRALYROL Ell,
NEVEZETT EGYESULT ROM. ES
COR. KATH. TEMPLOMI ES BTS.
EGYLET
Alapittatott 1901 augustus 25-en.

Elnok: Ifj. Balask6 Gy0rgy. AIeinok:
Benis Andras. Titkar: Mixich Gaspar
All Pasadena Avenue Telefon: 1850,
kihez az 0sszes cgyletet erdekl6 leve-
lex kiildend0k es betegsegek jelenten-
d6k. Penzarnok: Kaluczki Janos 1349
Republic Ave. Eilon0r: Bodzas janos.
Bizottsagi tagok: Nem5nyi NJ. Emo,
Hoffer Andrds, IIabodasz Gusztav IS
uorvath Istvan. Nagybizottsagi tagok
Habodasz Gusztav, Horvath Isfvan,
kaiuczki Janos es Bodzas ,Ianos. Hiva-
talos orvos: DR.. Mahrer Marion Pal.
Hivatalos lap AZ Amcrikai Magyar
Hirlap. Gyiilestercm: A Szen. lstvan
OttEon; gyiil6s H:inden h6nap eIs6 va
sarnap, delutan . 6rat6l kezd6d6leg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-11

lapotban vittek szolnoki k6r-
hazba.
A csendor iigyeszseg elrendelte
vizsgalat meginditasat. Az elso
megallapitasok szerint sem a To-
vascsend6rnek, sem az 0rmester-
mex bajtarsai mem tudnak sem
mifele kozelebbi felvilagositast
ADM arrol, hogy szolgalati vagy
maganHgyb6l keletkezett-e We
res drama.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-11
RABL0aYILKOsSAGBAN
RESZEs ttGYVEDJELOLT
A bevaltott csekkek elarultak egy
kegyetlen rabl6gyilkossag titkat.
Ciganyok iit0ttek lie es fosztot-
tax XII Dzamba Laszl6 oroszkomo-
r6ci amerikas gazdat.

Nyiregyhazarol jelentik: - A
nyiregyhazai rend6rseg par nap
ota tarto nyomozasa vilagossagot
deritett egy kegyetlen rabl6gyil-
kossagra es a nyomozas szenza-
ci6ja az, hogy a gyilkossagban
valo binreszesseg gyanuja Matt
letartoztatta dr.. Gergely Albert
nyiregyhazai iigyvedjeloltet, aki
a rabl6gyilkossagb6l szarmazo
t0bb csekket mintegy 5000 pengo
6rtekben kil0nb0z6 bankoknal
ertekesitett. Kivule a rend6rseg
orizetbe vette Balog Marion
dombradi gazdalkod6t, azonkivul
het embert es meg tovabbi letar-
t6ztatasok varhat6k. !.
A mutt napokban bekormozott
arcu, baltaval felvegyyerzett en-
berek t0rtck be Oroszkomor6c
kozsegbe Dzamba Laszl6 ameri-
kas magyar lakasara. Dzamba te-
kintelyes vagyonnal erkezett ha-
"a az uj vilagb6l ez ev elejen, a
kozsegben hazat, foldet vett es
csendesen gazdalkodott.
A betorok az almabol hirtelen
felriadt embert hatalmas fejsze-
csapasokkal leteritettek, maid
teljesen kifosztottak lakasat, =
amelyb6l minden ruhanemiit, Elk
szert, penzt es ertekpapirt maguk
kal vittek. Dzamba Laszl6 csak
hetek mulva epult fel eletvesze-
lyes seruleseibol ekkor feljelen-
test tett az ismeretlen tamadok
ellen.
a zsebk0nyveben levo feljegy-
zesei alapjan tudta kozolni rem
dorseggel az elrabolt ertekpapi-
rok, csekklapok szamat is es a
rend3rseg ezen az alapon inditot-
ia meg nyomozast. A csekkeket
egesz Eur0paban letiltottak. Par
hettel ezelott a munkacsi rend0r-
seq niegtudta, hogy egy munka
csi bankban egy 45 ev k0ruli fer
ii ket olyan csekket valtott be,
amelyek szama megegyezik az el-
rabolt csekkek szamaval. Megal-
lapitottak, hogy a csekkeket DIR.
Gergely Albert nyiregyhazai iigy-
vedjel0lt valtotta be, aki rokonai
latogatasara erkezett Munkacs-
ra. Ezen az alapon indult meg a
nyiregyhazai rendorseg nyomoza-
sd, amely azutan meglep0 cred
menyre vezetett. Kideriilt, hogy a
rabl0banda valamnnyi tagja sza-
bolcsmegyei illet6segu, DIR. Ger
gely Albertet beideztek rend6r-
segre, ahol zavartan es dadogva
vallotta be, hogy a csekkeket Ba-
log Marion jom6du dombradi gaz
dat6l kapta. A detektivek azutan
Dombradra mentek, ahol haiku
tatast tartottak Balog Marion
lakasan oft tobb, rablasb5l
szarmaz6 targyra akadtak.
A gazda megtorve vallotta be
ezutan, hogy az amerikas ma
gyart Rafael Peter es tarsai. kek-
n
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-11
EGYLETI KALAUZ
WARREN, Oh MAGYAR KULTUR
OTTHON IFJUSAGI KORE

Gyil6seit tartja minden h6nap 2-ik
vasarnapjan, d6lutan 9 6rakor a Wal
nut St.-i Rom5n Hallban. Elnok: Veres
Ferenc, aleln0k: Nyitrai Albert, jegy
70: Szontak Mariska, penztarnok: Par
ii Jozsef, p6nztari titkdr: Sarosi Err
zsebet, leyelez6-titkar: Somplak Julis-
ka GO46 East Ave, S. E, Warren, o.,
szamvizsgalo: Puncsak Erzs6bet, BIZ
zottsagi tag: Kurucz Istvan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-11

zette be es ebb0l fedeztek kozos
mulatozasaikat. A 240 pengot pc
dig egy Bernat Ern6 nevu barat-
ia sikkasztotta ell. A bir6sag meg
allapitotta, hogy a vadlott vede-
kezese teljesen valotlan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-11

verveszteseg Matt keves remeny
van a flu eletbenmaradasahoz. Az
ismeretlen szurkal0 kezrekeritese-
re a rend6rseg meginditotta
nyomozast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-11
Magyarok
Naptara

DECEMBER 1913. Karacsony elsiti
bazar es vasar a Reformatus Egyhaz9
penztara jayara a templom alatti to-
reanben.
DECEMBER IA. - aMAGDOLNA" c.
szerelmi .tragedia eloadasa Reforma-
tus Mukedvel0k rendezeseben a refor-
matus tcmplom iskola termeben.
DECEMBER IA. Magyarok Nagyasszo-
nya hitkozseg n0egyletenek evfordul6
tea-estelye sajat term6ben SAT Belle
vista Ave.
DECEMBER 25. Pasztorjatek a Gorog
Kath. Egyhaznal, este hat orakor
DECEMBER 25. Farrelli Ref. III. K6r
szepsGgvcrseny balia.
DECEMBER 25. Farrelli r. Kath. Hit
kozseg szinelGadassa8 egybek0tott tanc
mula.tsaga a Maennerchor Hallban, cs-
tie 5 6rakor. Szalma muzsikal.
DECEMBER &c. A Magyar Ev. Ref.
Egyhaz karacsony masodnapi balia a
Central Auditorium nagytermeben.
DECEMBER 27. Fugg Ref. Egyhaz
N6egylete karacsonyi balja Szu'igan
hallban. Medve muzsikal
DECEMBER %. Magyarok Nagyasszo-
nya hitkozseg pasztorjqteka, sajat
hallban.
DECEMBER 81. Szilveszteri bal a
Franklin St.-en lev6 Moose Hallban.
RECEMBER 81. Fugg. Ref. Egylaz
N5egylete sziiyeszteri teaestelye sajat
| helyisegeben.
JANUAR II. Macy. Nagyasszonya IF.
Kor balja saiat halljukban. Szalma
Oszkar muzsikal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-11
ELADO
4021340214-62118

Haz igen olcs6n elad6 hazautazas ve-
gett. 10 perc a Square-tol gyalog, dupla
garazs, minden kenyelem, $3,000-ert.
Ugyanott borpres, horde es sz6l6vago.
Ohazai ferfi arany6ra, lane 6s gyiirik,
libatoll. Minden nagyon olcs6. Ozv.
Kerekes J6zsefne, AT Kyel st. Phone
63474. Delutan 4-ig es este 8 ora utan.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-03
ROBBERS SHOOT TWO
 IN RESTAURANT VISIT
Refuse to Believe Men Cannot Open Safe
 Gunmen Escape

New York, April 3. GPA-Two men were wounded today by two gunmen who held up F patrons of Green wich Village restaurant and robbed them of s100.
 The wounded men were shot when they disclaimed any knowledge of the combination of the safe Of the American Tea House and res taurant.
 The patrons were lined up against the wall and robbed. Then the gun men found Abraham Edesman. g. asleep in q chair behind a pertition. One of the gunmen poled him with a gun and ordered him to open the safe. Edesman said he didn't know the combination and the gunman promptly shot him in the knee.
 The gunmen then went to Harry Gold, 40, a waiter. Pointing to the wounded man, one of them ordered Gold to open the safe and when he said he did not know how, one rob Der shot him in the stomach and the other shot him in the back. As he fell they escaped in the waiting automobile.
 The wounded mon were taken to Gouvcrneur hospital, were Colds condition was described as serious.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-03
NATIONS IN
 COMPLETE ACCORD
Japan, Britain and America | Agree on Naval Details
REED ISSUES STATEMENT
Nippon'S Reservations Readily Ac- Cepted-All Three Countries Re- serve Certain Rights for Rccon- Sidcration at Meeting in 1885.

London. April 3.-tP,-Ohicial an- nounccment was made at American delegation headquarters today that the Americans, British and Japanese arc in complete accord.
 The Americans and British, at a meeting with the Japanese at St. James's palace, indicated accept anCe of the Japanese reservations.
 Scrapping Details Remain
 Tho only points to be settled are details relating to Japanese reser- Natlons on the scrapping and replac- ing of ships in order to keep their doCkyards working. It was said there would be no factor of difficult ty in any of the Japanese rcserva- tions.
 Senator Reed. who was credited by his colleagues with having been instrumental in solving the Amcri- can, British and Japanese problem, made the following statement to newspaper men after the meeting:
 ''I cannot too strongly impress on you the fine spirit in which the Japanese and British have met us. There was no disposition to quibble on the part of any one of the three delegations.
 "All three delegations have been frank and fair. I cannot imagine more pleasant negotiations than these have been. The result was not a victory for any one, but an honor- able and reasonable settlement be- tween the threc."
 Sub Committee Named
 At the conclusion of the meeting which lasted an hour and q quarter, the three chiefs appointed a sub committee consisting of Admiral W. V. Pratt and Captain Alexander Van kucrcn. representing the United States: Admiral Fisher and Captain Rellairs. representing Great Britain, and Admiral Apo and Captain Toy oda, representing Japan.
 This sub committee will study the amount of tonnage which would ! Continued on Page TNo)
New Britain herald., 1930-04-03
HOOVER TALKS ID l LATIN AMERICANS
Presidents Of U. s. Chile and
 Uruguay Open Service |
EXECUTIVE GIVES GREETING
Broadcasting Networks Give Text Of Historic Radio - Telephone Conversations With South Amcri- can Countries This Morning.

Washington, Apr'l 3 P-Tho voices of the presidents of three American countries were called upon today to inaugurate a radio telephone system of the 1ntcrnation- al Telephone & Telegraph Company which linked the North and South American continents in public telephone service.
 The program for the ceremonies included the exchange of greetings between President Hoover, Prcs- cent Carlos Jbancz of Chile and President Juan Campistcguy of Uruguay.
 President Hipolito Yrigoyen, president of Argentina. was sched- uled to join in the exchange of greetings but shortly before the time for the conversations to begin he Cabled President Hoover that he would be unable to participate.
 Broadcast Conversation
 Arrangements were made to pl oduldoI lllt "oluo ol IllC Iul-l executives of the three nations na- tionally and internationally over the Columbia Broadcasting System and on a short wave length channel to South America.
 In his greeting. prepared in ad- vance for delivery to the president of Chile, President Hoover mentioned the hospitability given him during his visit. to that country before he was inaugurated.
 T did not anticipate" President Hoover said, "when I took leave of the happy hospitality which your ex- cellency extended to me shortly over a year ago at Santiago, that the rap id strides of science in partnership with commerce would so soon afford me the opportunity again to converse in person with you.
 Tt is a source of especial grati- tude to me to participate today in the ceremonies attendant upon the inauguration Of direct tclcphone-r
 Continued on Page Two)
New Britain herald., 1930-04-03
Liquor Crafts Crew 0utwits Coast
 Guard By Scuttling Captured Boat

Boston, April 3 tP(-The British tWo-masted schooner Aramay, laden with liquor, which was seized off the Maine coast yesterday, sank as she was being lowed to this port. She was probably scuttled by her own crew to destroy evidence, Command CT Hiram R. Searles. commandant of the Coast Guard base here intimated today.
 The Aramay, out of Halifax, N. S., was believed to have been driven within the Emile limit by adverse winds. The Coast Guard cutter Har- riet Lane found her off Mount Des- ert Island yesterday afternoon and took her in tow.
 About nightfall it was noticed that the schooner was settling. The tow line was cast off and the Coast Guard vessel came alongside and took off the schooners crew.
 800 Cases Lost
 shortly after nightfall the Aramay sank, taking 500 cases of choice liquors with hcr to the bottom. To- day only slick of oil on the surface
New Britain herald., 1930-04-03
JAFFE TAKES HIS NAME
 OFF INDEPENDENT SLATE
Declines to Run For school Board On Citizens Property
 Owners Ticket

pr. Nathan E. Jaffc who was nom- mated for the school committee on the independent ticket, today an- nounccd the withdrawal of his can didacy. He claims that his interest in the Citizens Property Owners as sociation did not include formation of an independent political party be- cause he is republican and a Quigley man,
 He said he discussed the political angle with fellow members of the association and although he favored backing Quigley in the primary fight q few members of the association re- fused to support him and the plans for the third party went ahead. He said he had no part in his selection as school board candidate and did not feel that his profession per mitted him to take such an active part in politics.
 Dr. laffe said he took interest in the Citizens Property Owners asso- citation because he wanted q reduc- ton in taxes and he believes the re- duction will he brought about by the election of Quislcy.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-03
VANDALS BREAK PANES AT MAJEW|Cz'S STORE
Selectman Believes POliti- cal Strength Prompted
 Property Damage

Selectman Kasimierz Majewicz of 27 Lyman street, whose automobile was damaged while parked on North street near Falcon hall Tues day night, complained to the police this morning that two windows in his store at 30 Lawlor street were smashed last night after closing time.
 Majewicz is democrat, but was attending a republican rally in Fal- con hall when the front seat up- holstery and curtains in his car were slashed and the wires leading from the coil to the spark plugs were cut The police today had no clues on which to base suspicion in either instance of vandalism, but Majc- wicz and some of lis friends believe he is being made the object of re- prisals because of his outspoken support of the democratic ticket.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-03
SEVERAL REPORTED
 HURT IN EXPLOSION
Manholes Blown High in Air on Lower
 Broadway

New York, April R>-Several persons were reported injured in a series of explosions that blew off a dozen manhole covers in lower Broadway today where workmcn were repairing a gas main. Tho blasts occurred between 2Sth and S0tu streets.
 Police reserves were called out and all persons immediately were ordered out of the buildings in the vicinity, which includes several hotels.
 The first explosion occurred at e9th street and Broadway. A man. hcle was blown high into the air, followed by sheet of flame.
 In the seconds that followed eight or 10 manholes to the north blew out, each followed by flames, which quickly subsided.
 All traffic in Broadway between @Sth and SSrd streets was stopped, as well as in the cross-town streets of the area. Telephone service to the downtown exchanges was crippled, apparently by the snap ping of cables.
 Extra police and firemen were immediately ordered to the area. Tour police emergency squads, pa uolmen from all nearby stations, under Inspector Patrick Mccormick, the fire department rescue squad and four engine trucks, under Deputy Fire Chief Joseph O'Hanlon were soon on duty. Ambulances from several hospi- tals were called for the injured who were given emergency treat | ncnt by police.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-03
DUCHESS IN COURT
 ON SUICIDE ATTEMPT
Found in Gas Filled Room Tuesday Morning in
 BriXtOn

London, April 3 [P,-Mary FitA- gerald, Duchess of Lcinster, was rcmaudod by the Lambeth police court today on a charge of attempt ing to commit suicide.
 Fitzgerald is the family name Of the Duke of Lcinstcr.
 The Duchess, who has been separ- ated from her husband for some time, was taken to Lambeth hos pital on Tuesday afternoon after having been found half conscious in q gas-fillcd room in a small flat in BriNton. She was known to her neighbors simply as Mrs. Will liamS."
 Born May Ethcridgc, the Duch- css at one time had been one of the brightest stars in tho Piccadilly theatrical Armament, When the Duke of Leinster was still Lord Edward Fitzgerald, she was appear ing in musical comedy and their TO-
 Continued on Page Two)
New Britain herald., 1930-04-03
ASKS GOVT. BOARD
 0N UNEMPLOYMENT Senator Wagner Introduces Bill
 to Aid During Depression FARM LABOR VERY SCARCE
San Francisco Witness Before Agri- culture Committee Says White Men Object to Back Breaking Work Heflin Doubts Figures.

Washington, April (P-Bills that would set up a board to plan for public building construction in times of depression were approved today by the senate commerce committee and at the same time the senate az rlculture committee heard testimony that it was almost impossible to get white laborers to do certain kinds of farm labor.
 The unemployment bills approved were introduced by Senator Wagner, democrat, of New York. They pro- vided for an appropriation of $780, 00Q,000 and also for facilities to col Action was deferred, however, until next Thursday on another measure by the New York senator which would set up a federal employment agency.
 Testimony as to farm labor con- was given before the agriculture committee as it opened hearings on a resolution to authorize the ap- pontment of a commission to study the farm labor problem. The mea- sure was introduced by Chairman McNary, the request of the federal farm board.
 Hard to Get arm Labor
 R. N. Wilson. of San Francisco, was the first witness and after he pictured the difficulty in obtaining farm labor he said statistics show ed that common laborers were cont ing into the United States at the rate of 1,700 a year.
 These figures were challenged by Senator Heflin, democrat, Alabama, who said they were entering the country at the rate ot 3S,000 year. | The Alabama senator also asserted that with "5,000,00O to 5000, ,O0U' unemployed in the country it vas hard to believe that sufficiel. laborcrs could not be obtained. Object to Hard Work Wilson urged that a commission be named by the president to invest- gate the unskilled labor supply and reiterated that white laborers could not be obtained to do the kind of work he termed "back -breaking.' ' | Work in sugar beet fields was cited as an example.
 He testified California paid the highest monthly farm wage in the United States, contending that salary was not the reason white laborers could not be obtained for certain | types of farm work
 Any American citizen who is olI of work and hungry ought to be made to work" Hefin asserted.
 Senator Kendrick, democrat, Wy. oming, agreed that difficulty was
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