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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-23
AMOSZ

Szepen szaporodik azoknak az
egyhazaknak es egyleteknek sza-
ma, amelyek az Amosz youngs-
town. keriileteben kimondjak
csatlakozasukat a koz0s magyar
intezmenyhez.
Igy legut6bb ertesiiltiink, hogy
a csatlakozast kimondottak:
Az Amerikai Magyar (bridge-
portD Segelyz6 Szovetseg tobb
mint 200 tagot szamlalo youngs-
town. 16-ik osztalya.
"A Verhovay Segely Egylet &c.
fi6kja New Castleben.
Az ideiglenes kormanyz6tanacs
tagja New Castleben Bumbulucz
JOSEF, aki irja, hogy a magyar
sag mind egy szalig beall az
Amoszba az varosaban es hogy
"a kozel j0voben az Amosz celjai-
max ismertetesere gyiilest fognak
rendezni.
Ellwood City magyarsaga is
megmozdul6ban van es hamaro-
san ez a szepen viragz6 es sok si-
kert elert magyar telep, (ahol a
boro tisztvisel6k majdnem mind
magyarok) is megtartja szervez5
gyiileset.
Ismetelten figyelmebe ajanljuk
kornyek magyar egyhazainak
es egyleteinek, hogy youngs-
town. keriilet ideiglenes tisztika-
ra szivesen megy XII meghivasra
szervezo gyiilesekre.
Siirgetjik a szervezkedest, -
inert nemsokara meg kivanjuk
tartani rendes gyiilest.
A keriilet tisztikaranak neve-
ben:
Laky Zsigmond elnok.
Nemenyi Mikl6s titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-23
sIKERttLT. TEAEsTELY

Amint veiilnk Kossuth K0r
vezet6sege k0zli': multi vasarnapi
tea es kabare estelyiik, melyet
k0zkivanatra ismeteltek, illetve
rendez.ek meg, a varakozashoz
kepest igen j6l sikeriilt. A meg
jelent kori tagok es vendegek
kellemesen elsz6rakoztak s ugy
ereztek magukat, mint egy ked-
yes Is bizalmas csaladi k0rben.
Volt nehany szep enekszam, sza-
valat es humoros el6adas, mely
teljes sikert aratott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-23
|Soltesz J6zsefne
borzaszto halala
Pillanatnyi elmezavaraban fel-
akasztotta magat egy magyar
asszony. - Szep csaladja volt.

Borzalmas m6djat valasztotta
multi heten Soltesz Jozsefne
sziil. Csukrasz Erzsebet.
A szerencsetlen asszony, aki-
mex szep csaladja, otthona boil
dog csaladi elete volt, minden
valoszinIseg szerint hirteleniil
elmezavar aldozata lett. Elborult
elmevel el6ssz0r skessel fenyeget-
te meg legfiatalabb nyolc ewes
lanykajat, amint delben az isko.
lab6l hazaj0tt. A kislany remiil-
ten menekiilt. Mikor mem tudta
utolerni lanykat, aki delutan
visszatert az iskolaba, az asszony
visszament a 169 Wesley Ave. Ga
ment pincebe. Ott a gerendara
Steeltonon) alatti otthonaba, le-
hurkolt egy ruhaszarit6 k0telet.
A mask vegere kotelnek szin-
ten Mrkot kot0tt. Maid felallt
egy rozoga konyhaszekre. A hur-
kot a nyakaba tette. "A szeket XII
rugta maga al6l Is a pince maya
nyaban kiadta lelket.
Soltesz ugy 0t Ora fele Jolt ha-
"a munkab6l. Kereste a feleseget
az iires, hideg hazban. Vegre ra-
bukkant a pinceben. Az ember
felkapta a pinceasztalr6l a kest
es azonnal levagta az asszonyt,
de mar kes6 volt. tetem mar
hideg volt.
A rend6rsegi vizsgalat szerint
Soltesznen mar h6napok 6ta ideg
baj mutatkozott Is orvosi kezeles
alatt allott. Ferje szerint gyak-
ran emlegette a halalt es csalad-
ia iparkodott minden halalt okoz
hat6 dolgot eltavolitani keze
iigyeb6l.
Solteszne a Szabolcs megyei
Wis kozsegb6l keriilt Amerikaba
es 40 evet cit. Youngstownban
II eve lakik es tagja volt a Brid-
geporti Szovetsegnek.
Halalat ferjen xviii negy oyer.
meke: Ilona, Erzsebet, Maria es
ifj. JOSEF gyaszoljak, valamint
harom n6vere Mrs. Mary Szab6
Nilesban, Mrs. Helen Tordai
Youngstownban, Mrs. Julia Yer
naczki Magyarorszagon, ahol el
egy fivere is Csukrasz Ferenc.
Temetese Macy reszvet mellett
kedden volt SIT. Gy0rgy ma
gyar gor. kath. egyhazbol, Ft.
Mackov JOSEF celebralt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-23

A Campbell Petofi BIS. Egylet
ez evi elso k0zgyiileset januar h6
26-an, vasarnap delutan tartja a
szokott helyen es id6ben. Kerjik
a tagsagot, hogy havi gyiilesen
pontosan es teljes szamban meg
jelenni sziveskedjek. Nagyon fon
tos iigyek keriilnek targyalasra.
A hatralekosok keretnek iigyei-
ket rendezni. >H
Rati Janos titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-23
ELLWOOD CfFY4I vERHOVAY
FIOK BELIEF Az AMOSZBA

Hozzank erkezett jelentes SEE
rint &c. sz. Verhovay fi6k legu-
tobbi gyulesen keriilt targyalas
ala az Amoszba valo belepes iigye
s a fiok ug yhatarozott, hogy tes-
tiiletileg lep be a szovetsegbe.
Amid6n err6l ertesiilink, egy-
ben kozoljiik AIT is, hogy az ell
woOdi magyarsag most kesziil egy
szelesebb korii gyiilesre, melyre
Youngstown keriilet ideiglenes
tanacsatol fognak kerni el6adot,
aki az ugyet ismertesse.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-23
K0LT0ZK0DO ttGYvED

Matyasy j. Istvan, az ismert
fatal magyar iigyved, februar ell
sejeyel ui helyisegbe k0ltozteti
irodajat, mely eddig Realty
Bldgben volt. Az nj helyiseg a.
Central Tower 4O9-lO szam alatt
van, ahol termeszetesen mindig
keszseggel all magyar iigyfelei
rendelkezesere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-23
GYASZJELENTEs

A Verhovay Segely Egylet 1O8.
fi6kjanak tisztikara szomoru
Swivel jelenti Kovacs Ferenc 6s
HanlS6 Mihaly tagtarsak halalat.
Legyen almuk csendes az idegen
sirhantok alatt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-23
vERHovAY 1os

Beteg tagjaink: Kovacs Ferenc-
ne 3S Parnell ST., Hornyak Gy.,
348 Calvin st. Betegseg tikar-
nal jelentendo: 211 Edward st.
Telefon 1892.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-23
Esen1enyek

z0liiik ait a bolseviki tamadast
amelyet legujabban Magyaror
sag ellen inteztek kiilf0ld0n q
v0r0s terror pribekjei. Aknalnun
kat vegeznek vilag minden re.
szeben - eredmenyteleniil. Mem
talalnak emberre az Eszaki-sark
t6l a Deli-sarkig, aki vandal ia.
naiknak bedtime; es ha mar akad.
max egy-egy aldozatra, mely v0.
r0s tanaikat k0veti, az csak pin.
kosdi kiralysagkent folytatja AIT
a tragikus szerepet,amelyet ok mar
regen megutaltattak a vilag en-
berisege elott. Vorosbe szeretnek
0lt0ztetni ujra trianoni Magyar
orszagot; VERDE boritani az egesz
vilagot. Mem oda Buda v0r0s gar
distak, istennyilas kozakok! Ez
csak egyszer t0rtenhetett meg ma
gyar hazankban. Aki a habo-
rut, a forradalmakat, kommu-
nizmust, (mely egyenrangu rab-
l6hadjarattal), roman megszal-
last Budapesten vegigszenvedte,
keseru tapasztalatokat szerzett a
v0ros terror vandalizmusarol.
"Csak egyszer volt Budan ku-
tyavasar''. Nagyon regen volt.
Ere sem mai, sem ezel0tti gene
racio mem emlekszik, csak kr6-
nikasok t0rtenelmi elsargult lap
jai tanuskodnak r6la. Ellenben a
Magyarorszagon dulo kommuniz-
mus meg minden magyar ember
emlekezeteben van es hathorzon-
gatva gondol vissza azokra a
"v0r0s-veres napokra, amidon
minden 'vor0s "-ben uszott SEE
rencsetlen hazankban. Volt "v0-
ros majus", "voros Ujsag'', "vo-
r0s katona'', "v0r0s halal-vonat''
de WORDS" volt a Batthyanyi-pa-
lota pincehelyisegenek padl6za-
ia is, mely pincehelyisegben az
artatlan emberek szazai leltek ha-
lalukat a -fiuk, massz6val
"terror-fiuk" verszomjas es gyil-
kos kinvallatasa soran. Szomoru
es gyaszos napok voltak eek. AZ
Andrassy-uti Batthyanyi- -palota
kinz6 kamrainak nema falai tud-'
nanak err6l b0vebb folvilagosi-
tast adni es Duna habjai, anne
1yek kozze ejszakanak idejen do
baltak belle .'terror-fiuk" XII
szenvedett szerencsetlen aldozato-
kat, akiknek egyediili bunik
csak az volt, hogy nem szimpati-
zaltak a WORDS gyilkos tanok-
kal. Exert kellett gyilkos es kinzo
eszk0z0k alkalmazasaval szazakra
memo embernek = no es ferfi We
gyesen - meghalnia.
De ugyanakkor, amikor a "v0-
r0s terror pribekek" gyilkos num-
kajukat vegeztek, a fo-pribek ST.
muelly Tibor es Korvin (Klein)
Otto pazarul berendezett pancel-
vonaton, ahol pezsg0 ugy
folyt, mint a Dnyeszter vize, ak
kor, amikor szerencsetlen hazank
lakossaganak meg a hat fokos
s0rre sem tellett - beutaztak q
Duna es Tisza k0zet veszbir6-
sagok udvarain akasztattak a SEE
rencsetlen aldozatokat alarendelt
pribekjeikkel. Mem hiszem, hogy
tortenelmiink lapjain talalunk
ezen napokhoz hasonlokat. Ami
don Samuelly- -Korvin duett irt6,
gyilkos hadjaratukat jartak, =
ugyanakkor joletben duslalkod-
tax kiil0n0sen Duna-palota Ia
koi Kun Bella bolseviki atyaisten-
mel es Pogany Vilmos fohadvezer-
rel az ellen. 0nekik szabad volt
,minden: "kommunizalni" (lopni),
"gajdeszba kiildeni" (masvilag-
ra kiildeni), stb.
A lerongyolt, ehezo munkas-
sagot etel helyett "tanokkal"
tartottak j6l: szabadszerelem,
- inert 'minden a mienk", -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-23
Nagybizottsagi
gyales kedden
AZ evi gyiilesen megvalasztjak a
tisztviselOket. - Bemutatasra ke-
rul egy alapszabaly tervezet.

A Youngstown Magyar Egy
hazak es Egyletek Nagybizottsa
ga rendes evi gyiiles6t, a Kossutl
K0r sziniel6adasara val6 tekin
tettel kedden este 8 oral kezdet
tel tartja a Kosuth K0r uj helyi
segeben Himrod Ave. len, {
Penn Ave. kozeleben (mindjart
az East Federal St.-i hid vege
neD.
A gyiilesen bemutatjak az ev
elszam olast, amelyet a tisztikar
mar atvizsgalt. Ugyancsak bemu.
tatasra keriil egy alapszabaly ter.
vezet is, hogy a Nagybizottsag.
max mar vegre legyen alapszaba-
Iva, amelynek alapjan chartert
kiveheti.
| Keretnek az egyhazak es egy-
letek 1880. eyre megvalasztott
kepvisel6i, hogy a gyiilesen ok.
vetleniil jelenjenek meg.
Turner JOSEF eln0k.
Papp Laszl6 titkar.
Az alapszabaly keszito bizott.
sag albizottsaga csak a napokban
kesziilt ell egy alapszabaly terve-
zetevel es mar mem volt alkalom
a nagyobb bizottsag ele terjeszte-
I'M a tervezetet.
Hogy azonban minden nagybi-
zottsagi tagnak alkalma legyen
jo el6re acknowledgement a ter
vezetet es elkeszilni ARA, hogy a
gyiilesen megjegyzeseit es esetleg
m6dositasait megtegye lit lek6-
zoljiik a teljes tervezetet, amely
termeszetesen a nagybizottsag
kebelebe tartoz6 minden testiilet
ele keriil vegleges j6vahagyas We
gett olyan formaban, mint AIT a
vasarnapi gyiiles elfogadja. (Na-
gyon ajanlatos tervezetat XII
vagni.)
Alapszabaly tervezet.
Is. A testiilet neve: ga Youngs-
town. Magyar Egyhazak es Egy-
letek Nagybizottsaga". Angolul
"Grand Committee of the
Youngstown Magyar Churches
and Societies. Alant r0vidseg
okaert Nagybizottsagnak nevez-
tetik.
2S. A Nagybizottsag pecsetje: +:
ellipszis alaku gummipecsetnyo-
mo, amelynek kils6 felirata a
fenti magyar, bels6 felirata a
fenti angol nev.
3s. A Nagybizotsag hivatalos
nyelve magyar es a sziikseghez
kepest angol.
As. A Nagybizottsag gyiiles he
lyiseget id6rol-id6re hatarozza
meg.
IS. A Nagybizottsagot alkot-
jak: mindazok az allami vagy
szovetsegi t0rveny szelemeben
miikod6, nemzeti alapon all6 he
lyi magyar egyhazk0zseg es egy-
letek, amelyek jelen alapszaba-
lyokat elfogadjak.
6S. A Nagybizottsagnak hiva-
talbot tagja minden tag-egyhaz
lelkipasztora es gondnoka es min
den egylet elnOke es tltkara.
Azok az egyhazak es egyletek,
amelyeknek fizet6 tagjai megha.
ladjak a 100 (egy szazat) minden
ujabb megkezdett so tag utan jo-
gosak tagjaik koreb6l egy to.
yabbi nagybizottsagi tagot va.
lasztani. Akadalyoztatas esetell
azok; akik hivatalb6l tagjai a
Nagybizottsagnak esetrol-
maguk helyett kelloen igazolt he.
lyettest kuldhetnek sajat testiile-
Tux tagjainak sorab6l.
/ Minden kikiild0tt kApviSef
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31
Despotism
(New York Herald Tribune)

It is hard to believe that at this late date the Supreme Court of the United States or any lower Federal tribunal will find the Eighteenth Amend- ment unconstitutional Nevertheless the test of
 it's constitutionaity in progress before the Circuit Court of Appeals and destined to reach the Supreme Court raises a question of the utmost
 importance, if not in law then in governmental policy
 The fifth article of the Constitution prescrbes alternate methods of amending the organic law. One of these methods was that employed in the case of the Eighteenth Amendment--it sub mitted to the States by a two-thirds vote in both Houses of Congress and ratified by the State Leg slatures But it is the contention of the dis tinguish group of lawyers who are battling against the amendments validity that this fifth article was modified by the Tenth Amendment which de- clares that "the powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution nor prohibited by it to the States, reserved to the States respectively, or to the people" The "or" in the last clause they argue, intended not in an alternative but in a distributive and had reference to certain inalienable rights of the individual of which not even the State, or all of them acting in concert, could deprive him; only he alone by direct vote could renquish them.
 Prohibition, they insist involves such right and hence the Eighteenth Amendment should have been submitted for ratification to the people in consti- tutional conventions, as also provided in the fifth article As it is, they say, it has never legally been ratified.
 Whatever one may think of the legal point here set forth it is worth while to remember that none of the State Legislatures which ratified the Eigh- lteenth Amendment had a popular mandate to do SO Perhaps most of them, in voting to ratify, correctly interpreted the sentiment of their con- stltuents at the time, but their interpretation was based on no campaign in which ratification was the issue or prominently discussed Further more, there were few States at least-New York and New Jersey among them-whose Legislatures approved the amendment in obvious defiance of majority opinion. They deliberately traded the rights of their citizens for the good will of the Anti-Saloon League.
 Should the Constitution permit this, whether at present it does not? Should it not specify | as Mir. Seden Bacon and his associates posi- tive it does, that in the case of an amendment altering right reserved to the people ratification must be by constitutional convention elected for the one purpose and reflecting unmstakably the popular will? Without such a restriction, as MT
 Bacon points out, it lies in the power of less than 1900 men ito abolish religious freedom to abolish
 trial by jury, to provide that man can raise
 a finger if a Federal official wants to imprisor
 him. This he considers despotism and no
 unplausbly
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31

indicate that cigarette smoking is attaining new heights of popularity in this country and more and more people indulging in that form of snok- ing In the first months this year the total cigarette production in the United States was 1O2- 996o3Ooo which is 1,2OOOOOoOO more than for the corresponding period in 1929 and the greatest quan- tity ever manufactured in like time. Seven months out of the ten covered in the report compiled by the United States Bureau of Internal Revenue show the production passed the I0000000000 mark.
 Tobacco companies credit aggressive advertising campaigns with being large factor in the splendid growth. Never before has the selling value of newspaper advertising been conclusively demon- strated by this new al-time high manufacturing record. The campaigns have been of the highest class the material used being designed to educate the general public the qualities of the products of the individual companies and to remove any lingering prejudice based on a belief of the pres ence of harmful ingredients, which under modern manufacturing methods entirely eliminated.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31
Legislative "Reliefs. :"
Cincinnati Enquirer.)
unplausibly

Legislation cannot be the same call for econ omic ills. That this is so was never more sadly evident than in these difficult times. There is suf- fering in the cities, but it is not confined to them. The farmer has witnessed the approxima- tion of ruinous price levels while Farm Board, created under a so-called Relief Act made dubious experiment to avoid influence a something fixed and inexorable
 All of this as pertinently has been pointed out by Vice-President of the Chicago Board of Trade, has a direct bearing upon the various campaigns
 now under way to help the poor Economic malad- Justment growing out of political experimentation lays depression burdens upon all of us. $ Vice-President Carey insists that much of the present ptifu distress among the poor and unem- ployed is due to fear the part of many busi- neSseS; fear of socialstic encroachment on buSi- ness fear that such laws the agricultural mark citing act, which allows a board S5000O0 900 with which to attempt price stabilization will next be extended to various other industries Here is one reason why money is locked up while the poor suffer. It demonstrates what most likely will happen when Government hampers with business.
 There are legislative reiefs which do not re- leve-quite the reverse. In the meantime We must help our needy the undeserving victims of a form
 of political experimentation beloved by charlatons and demagogues since the world began.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31
WHIPPING POST FOR ROBBERS.

In London where for many years the whipping post has been discarded inhuman instrument of torture there has been witnessed recently its restoration to An epidemic of robberies in which the stickup used pistols is credited with having brought this about London courts distinguishing between robberies committed with and without guns The perpetrators of the latter get fines and imprisonment, while the gun toters not only fined and jailed but "twenty lashes" are also tackled on for good measure.
 There is a good deal to be said for the differ entiation. An armed robber is potential mur- derer. If robbers knew that the lash awaited them fewer of them would pack gum and there would not be so many shootings reported in the daily grist of crime The London institution of the whipping post might be tried with profit in some of larger American cities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 Anchorage, Alaska.

Sept. "A, 1880. ----- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the ALASKA PACIFIC SAIL MON CORPORATION, a corpora tion organized under the laws of the State of Delaware and quail fled to engage in business in the Territory of Alaska has made ap- plication, Serial 07472, for a Soldiers Additional Homestead, as assignee of Wm J. O'Neal, a beneficiary under Sections 2306 and 2307, U. s. Revised Statutes, for a tract of land consisting of approximately 402 acres, situated on the west shore of Port Althorp, on Chicha- golf Island, one and one-half miles southeast of Point Lucan, Alaska, embraced in U. s. Survey No. 1909, from which corner No. MO. USLM No. 1857 bears s. 34o 15' 26" E. 32.32 chains, Latitude 58o O8' %" N, Longitude l360 20' 25" w, and which |. more particularly described as follows, to-wit:
 Commencing at Corner No. 1, identical with Corner No. 3, Deep Sea Salmon Company's Trade and Manufacturing site, U. s. Non-mineral Survey No. 1857 Anchorage, Alaska Serial No. 06519 thence north 505 chains to Corner No. 2, identi- cal with Corner No. 3, Tongass National Forest elimination, 7 August p, 1925; thence east 8.88 chains to Corner No. 3, identical with Corner No. 2, Tongass National Forest elim- ination, August g, 1925; thence, following the meanders of mean high tide line of Port Althorp, South 261a' E. BOP chains, South COZ w. 4.36 chains to Corner No. 4; thence w. 6.85 chains to Corner No. l, the place of beginning.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any of the above de- scribed land should file their ad-. verse claims within the period of publication or thirty days there after or they will be barred by the provisions of the Statutes
 J. LINDLEY GREEN,
 Register. First publication, Nov. 5, 1880. Last publication. Jan. 2, 1881.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31

The three St Louis scientists who are organiz- ing a society to work only three days out of each week will have trouble in getting members f they will finance the four vacation days
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31

When the midnight bells sound the deathknel of 193o tonight be sure to give it T good sendoff It could have been a lot worse year for Juneau and in fact for all Alaska, than it was.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31

leaking dike in Holland has collapsed with disastrous results. If had know of 1t in time we could have sent Mir. Fcss over to put his foot in it-(Detroit News.)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31

Remember the roller coaster, which while sliding down-grade gathers momentum for the next rise. .- (Lorain, Ohio Journal)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31

Steamship lines will enjoy greatly increased business if the new Secretary of Labor succeeds in deporting the gangsters that clutter up our big cities Milwaukee Journal)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31
LITTLE COMFORT TO NTI-CIG ARETTE
 LEAGUE.

Figures showing the production of cigarettes in the United States in the first 10 months of this year will carry little consolation or encouragement to those reormers who have been for several years agitating for ant-cigarette legislation. Their ob jective is the prohibition by statute of the use of cigarettes.
 The reason for their lack of progress is appar- ent from the latest Government statistics which
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31

There is nothing funnier the burlesque stage than Senator at Washington with his feelings sticking out him like pot egs.-(Atlanta Con- stitutionD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-22

Lily Wislicenuis, prominent German
sculptress. has just completed q statue
Of Helene Mayer, the Olympic fencing
champion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-22
INDIAN WOMAN JAILED

~UHSCIeu WIFI Journal
Sentenced at Bombay.
BOMBAY. India, September ~ L4p,
Mrs. Rama Baikamyar, president of
the Bombay War Council of the All
India National Congress, was sentenced
today to three months simple i'm
prisonment after conviction and arrest
Saturday on charges of publishing the
congress bulletin without authority.
A 1g-year-old Mohanmedan girl
editor of the bulletin received a similar
sentence. Male members of the war
council were assessed four months rig
orous imprisonment,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-22
BOARD CALLS MEETING.
Session Today to Investigate Operations
of Russians.

Va huS8AdnSe
CHICAGO, September % R-
Joseph w. Badenoch. chairman of the
Business Conduct Committee of the
Chicago Board of Trade, announced last
night that the board viii sit at 3 pm.
today for thorough and careful
investigation of Russian wheat opera
tons in the Chicago pit.
Badenoch, who returned today from
vacation In Wisconsin, said that his
committee had had the situation under
consideration Tor week or more. He
withheld comment until after the
meeting.
Interest in Russian trading here was
stirred Friday by the publication of q
telegram from Secretary of Agriculture
Hyde to John A. Bunneli, president of
the board. in which the Secretary said
an inquiry had established beyond an
question of doubt that the Soviet gov
eminent had been a heavy short seller
OF wheat In Chicago. Russian opera
lions, the Secretary said had had the
effect Of manipulating the price down.
ward against every farmer who has sold
MS wheat since the short sales were
executed"
Members of the Board of Trade said
tnat the grain markets are open to the
world and that the Government should
not place the responsibility on the ex-
change for setting prices or manipI-
latlng them. 1t is for the Government
TO determine the Soviets status, thes|
various members believed.
The Business Conduct Committed
| consists, in addition TO Badenoch. oil
H. H. Lobdell. Lester z. Perrin, A. w
Mansfield and Joseph Jackson.