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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-13
Aside From the Harding Letters There Are Many Other Historical DOcu- ments That Will Be Ex- hibited in the Collection on Tuesday

New York, April 13.-(UP)-Two photographed letters purportedly writ l ten by the late President Harding while he was senator, and describ- ing his anxiety about a woman | known only as Carrie" who was
 suspected of being wartime agent lof the German government, will be
 revealed to the public tomorrow at an exhibition here of the famous
 Rosenbach collections of rare man.
 uscripts.
 Original historical documents re- | lating to important events in the his- l tory of the United States are in- | cluded in the collection, which Dr A. S. w. Rosenbach has collected over | a period of 30 years. Included in the 200 items, which he values at | $S,000,000, are the original man. uscrfpt of the codex of the three voyages of Columbus and copy of | the famous bull of demarcation of Pope Alexander, VI.
 Dr Rosenbach said he purchased the two Harding letters referring to l"Carrie,' and addressed to Dear
 Jim" from a person who brought
 them to his office and whose identity he could not disclose. The envelopes have been lost and the recipient is I uHhHcWhs LII lCtCiS VI
 Harding are limited in mum mbefv since
 he used the typewriter almost exclu- sively in correspondence. Dr Ros- | enbach said that for this reason his | letters are among the rarest of those
 of all the presidents and are extreme
 ly valuable.
 l His two earlier letters are written on United States senate stationary
 and bear the date of April 22 and
 May.1. From the text the year has been fixed as 1918. The first letter speaks of warning the woman against
 any actions which may cause trouble with the secret service. The second i letter expresses Harding's belief that "the stuff about Carrie is all rot" l Several days ago wrote to Car | rife along the lines you suggested, " l he says in his first letter, relating to the bond Campaign and got a letter in reply which in substance said you ran l your own business.
 ''I wrote her again yesterday, very l seriously and earnestly, warning her | of impending dangers. She is under the eye of government ;-gents, and it is highly urgent that she exercise I great prudence and caution. l know, ] of course, that she is not deserving
 of surveillance, but feelinC grows in- It then appeals to Jim" to warn \ the woman, saying the matter lis toe | serious to remain silent" He said he felt his appeals had failed. The sec
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-13
Emergency Period
 Total Estimated At High Figure
Contributions Cease May First - S25,OOO Balance on
 Hand April Ilti Last Weeks Payroll Totaled
 fO,1z3-S5z6 Spent on Rent N

Anticipating average subscriptions fdr. the balance of April. Waterbury through its industrial and J private channels. will have contributed to the mayors unemployment commit tee a total of $365, 900. The dona- tions are to cease on May: l, it was afinounced.
 So far, there has Teen subscribed s31g,340.22. Of this amount the dis bursements show s291, ,95s.33 accord ing to the treasurer's report. leaving balance on hand on April II of $27.381.7S.
 was $25,7OO.85; the receipts for the week being listed as follows: Sub-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-13
The Lithuanian
 WOmen's Society
Held 18th Anniversary at St JOseph's Parish Hall
 Saturday Night

Several hundred were present for the 18th anniversary observance of the Lithuanian Women's Ruta so- ciety held in St. Joseph's hall Sat- urday evening. Mrs. Nellie Jenusai- tis, president of the society, was toastmaster at the dinner which fol- lowed the dancing. She introduced speakers including Rev. Joseph J. valentiejus, pastor of St. Joseph's church; Alderman John Bendler and Sheriff John Jenusaitis. The speakers Iauded the achievements of the or- ganizaticn during its quarter cen- tury of life.
 Two charter members were pres ent including Mrs. Joseph Baltrush and Mrs. Martha Zailskas. Mrs. Jenu- saitis, Mrs. A. Vaitkus and Mrs. Will liam Staselunas formed the commit tee in charge of the event.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-13
Miss E. l.. Smith
 Forum Speaker
Gave Practical Talk on the
 Case of Children

Year, unhappy happenings, and other emotion may produce per- manent effect on a child which may make a difference in its future life said Miss Eva Lewis Smith speaking at the forum at the Second Congre- gational church last evening. Her talk was entitled, Understanding Ourselves"
 Children who arc stubborn or fly into tempers should not be treated so that this will continue but It should be deflected if possible. Emo tions should not be blocked as it produces warped individual in the sense that the child will identify it. self with it's weaker side, she stated.
 She suggested that parents find the strongest emotions in the child and find the proper channel for them, not to try to suppress them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-13
Will Disband
 This Coming June
Institute of Craft and Inc dustry Going Out of
 Business

The Waterbury Institute of Craft and Industry, Inc. will discontinue it's classes on June 1st and give up the use of the building at 29 Leaven- worth street, 1t has been announced Thi. news caused much surprise when it was learned because the institute has been prominent in Wa terbury for many, many years.
 Glasses were conducted by the in- stitute in handicraft work, art. sew. ing and needlework. The action oi the institute in deciding to discon- tinue classes was taken because oi the small income realized of late by tho school. it is understood.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-13
Girl Stenotypist
 Wins Gold Medal
Ayce Kacznski, Post College Pupil Writes l5O Words
 Minute *

From Chicago, the city famous throughout the world for it's speed. comes word this week that a young Waterbury girl is to be awarded a gold medal for speed. Tn the forth coming issue the Stenotypfst, a magazine devoted to the interests of stenotype students and operators, will appear the name and picture of Alyce Kaezynski, a student in the stenOtype department of Post college, with the announcement that she has successfully demonstrated her ability
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-13
Young Men Lost
 Lives in Canad
Fathers Paid SI0,00O Eael| Damages By Railroad
 Company {

Two Waterbury fathers, whosc sons were killed in aufo-train col iisions in Canada last August. were awarded damages of s1O.000. Hob- ert Montgomery of 134 Meriden road was granted $10,000 for the death of Robert Montgomery, Jr., and John Butler of Middle street was awarded damages of $10,00O for the death of Joseph Butler. <
 The Waterbury youths, popular n this city. were killed at . grade crossing in Canada. The Canadian National Railway Co. made the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-13
Easter Music Repeated In
 Many Churches Yesterday

Many churches of the city repeat
 ed the beautiful music character king Easter Sunday at services con- ducted yesterday. Fresh cut flowers again appeared on church altars and tcrday was more ideal for spring styles which appeared in abundance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-13

to take dlctatisn at the rate of 15O words minute.
 Alyce recently took test under the supervision of the Stenotype company of Chicago and was able to take 750 words of dictations in five minutes and transcribe her notes on the typewriter without q single mistake. She is now finishing her training course at Posts and in a short while will put her speed to work and make it pay out for her in a worth while salary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-13
BOY SAVES SMALL BROTHER

Tucson. Ariz-Joseph Thomas, Jr. nine has a deserved reputation for using his head in emergencies. His five year old brother fell in a pool of water and Joe, although unable to, pull the boy out. held his head above the water line until assistance arrived
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-13
"EAST LYNNE'' SHOWING
 AT THE LYRIC

Four of the most beautiful show girls in filmland were selected by Director Frank Lloyd to officiate as Ann Harding's bridesmaids in the wedding sequence of East Lynne Fox Movietone production. with Conrad Nagel and Give Brook. now at the Lyric theater. Known inter- nationally as a beauty. Betty Reck- law is stunning figure in her Vic torian costume. The same may be said of Kay Irving. daughter Of George Irving, the well-known char acter actor. and of Helen Lambert and Doris Campbell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-13

Building construction programs being started throughout the world will involve total expenditure of $S. 1000, 100000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-13

Members of the English parlia- ment have voted. 25S to 13O. to not give up their right to travel first class on railway passes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-13

Budapest, Hungary. is preparing for it's annual International Fair.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-04

5 reformatns alapon val6 fejl6de-
set van kivatva szolgalni.
Hivsink figyelmsbe. Junius h6-
nap folyaman nagyobb t6rleszte-
sink S ezen kiviil tobb nelkuloz-
hctetlcn kiadasunk esedekes. Err
re tekintettel e helyen is felhiv-
juk a hivek Is kollektalo egyhaz-
tanacsosaink figyelmet, hogy ado
manygyiijt6 munkajukat lelkiis-
meretesen vegezzek el, illetve
adomanyaikat es egyhaztagsag 81
befizeteseiket tegyek meg. Meg
idaig, a nehez id6kben is megse-
gitett listen remeljiik, hogy az
% kegyelme es hiveink keszsege a
iov0ben sem fogyatkozik meg.
Piink0sdi adomanyok n6ysze
rinti nyugtazasa a templomi hir'
det5 fabian talahato. Esetleges
tevedeseket kerjik lelkeszi HI
vatalban jelenteni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-04


ban elhelyezett ket lobog6, egy
magyar es egy amerikai. A ket
slobogonak t6rtenete van. A ma
gyaf zaszl6t Dr. Ravasz Laszld
rcformatus piisp0k hozta az Cha.
zab6l, mint az Orszagos. Protes.
tans N6szovetseg ajandekat q
Youngstown Lorantffy Zsuzsan
ma N6egyletnek. Az amerikai csil.
lagsavos lobog6t a Youngstown
l1orantffy N3egylet kiildi vision.
zasul a magyarornzagi Professions
N6sz0vetsegnek. Az egyhaz lelke.
sze szemtlyesen fogja lobog6,
atadni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-04

ban Is tegye meg mindenki, am
csak telik t6le skier erdekeben
Gyiijttseket vallaltak el erre 9
piknikre eddig a kovetkez6 n6k
Suth Sideon Gene G.-ne es Pisak
J.-ne; Haseltonban Is kornyeken
". Horvath I.1ne; Brier Hillen
kardos Nine Is Ozv. Szilagyi T.
ne. Meg hatra volna Campbell,
Poland Ave. Is Albert st. cs vi
deke. Vannak buzgo .asszonyok
Xix oda is fognak vallalkozni
gyiijteni Is megtesznek minden
lehet6t a julius 4-iki pikaik erde-
keben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-04

AZ arvakat, Xix vasarnap ven
degeink voltak, megkiiloIbozte-
tett szeretettel fogadta egyha-
funk nepe. Szombaton este Ver-
hovayak jubileuman is reszt vet
tex maid vasarnap reggel az is
tentiszteleten, este pedig fenyes
programot nyujtottak, amelyet
25O-nel t0bben elveztek. Macy lei
kiadomany volt ittletiik $ gyiile-
kezetiink most is meltoan adoma-
nyozott. Az egyletek koziil eddig
Verhoyay, Rakoczi es a Farrell
Sharoni Lorantffy rs. Noegylet
nyujtotta at adomanyat. Az idei
adomany kb. 1920, meghaladja a
tavalyit.
A heten cgyhazunk tagjai es
baratai k0z0tt megindult a gyiiJ-
tes, hogy a julius Len esedekcs
$750-os t0rlesztest megtehessiik.
Szeretettel keriink mindenkit az
adakozasra.
Szombaton este ifjaink mulat-
sagot rcndeznek, amelynek 'beve-
tele az adossagt0rlesztesi alaphoz
lesz csatolva. Ugyancsak ennek
az alapnak a javara nyari kiran-
dulas lesz junius 2S-an.
/ Prezsbitereink vasarnap az is
|tentisztelet vegeztevel gyiilest tar
tanak. Vasarnap delutan 2 orakor
|pedig a farrell-sharoni Noegylet
tartja meg rendes havi gyiileset.
| Adossagtorlesztesi alapunkhoz
a lelkesz gyiijtoiven adomanyt
adtak: Podolsky Andras $25 es
lDaroczy Matyasne SLOT.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-04

Multi vsarrap ugy magyar,
mint az amerikai szabadsagert ell
esett h0s0kr0l emlekezett meg al
kalmi beszed6ben egyhazunk lei
kesze, peldajukb6l kitartasra es
|tantorithatatlan batorsagra buz-
ditvan jelen kor k0nnyen csiig
ged0 embereit.
Arvak latogatasa. Hetf6n este
ut. Kalassay Sander arvaatya
tartott egyhazunkban alkalmi is
tentiszteletet, gyiim0lcstermo, j6-
|cselekedctekben gazdag elctre
buzditvan hiveinket. Jstentiszte-
let utan a vele jott arvahazi oyer
mekek tartottak cl0adast temple
munk 'bascmentjeben. Enckeik,
|szavalataik, tancaik r0vid szin-
darabjuk mindvcgig szorakoztat-
ia megjelent k0z0nseget. Az ar
vahaz tamogatasara 1913 gyiilt be.
Prezsbiteri gyules. Szombaton
este, azaz junius Gan prezsbiteri-
umunk rendes gyiileset tartja
|templomunk basementjeben. TUbb
fontos iigy keriil targyalasra az
elszamolason xviii, azert mindcn
|prczsbiteriink jelenlete kivanatos.
fjusagi K0runk az arvak lato-
gatasa miatt a j0vo vasarnapra
halasztotta rendes havi gyiileset.
|Gyiiles ket 6rakor veszi kezdetet.
6zalonna stites. "A mutt vasar-
napi kcllemetlen lido Matt a NJ
|egylet teryezett szalonna siitese
elmaradt. J0v0 vasarnap,r azaz ~
en- tartjuk AIT meg, ha az lido ked-.
vez0 lesz a Laboda fele farmon,
a North Roadon.
1stentiszteletiink junius 7-t6l
kezd3d0lcg egy 0raval korabban,
tehat fel tizkor veszi kezdetet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-04
SCENT ISTVAN MAGYAR
ROM. KATHOLIKUS
HITK0ZsEG
Pl6banos:
FIT. vARLAKY sANDoE
654 Wilson Ave. Tel. 319O5

Kereszteles. "DecoFation Day
kor a Kalvaria t,mef6ben jar
tunk, ahol elhunytjainE pihen-
mex. Oriasi sokasag nyiizsg0tt oft,
kiket kedveseik sirhantjai yittek
oda, hogy viraggal feldiszitsek
azokat. Idb. Zagiba Janosnenak is
OFT nyuyszik ket gyermeke: cgy
, flu Is leany. A fiut egy rzaguldo
gep 0lte meg gyermek koraban, a
Jcanyt pedig megolte az influenza
elete viragjaban, Is ewes kora-
ban. a sziiloi szeretct gy0ny0rii
sirk0vet allittatott a sirra. ahol a
felej jthetetlen leany nyugszik,
llnely egyuttal sirkove lesz az apa-
max es anyanak, ha Isten elszoIit-
ia ollet az elok sorabol. EFT a Sir
k0vet szenteltiik meg mutt
|rzombaton a sziilGk, testv6rek, ro-
konok es nagyszamu baratok je-
lcnleteben. listen 0r0k nyugodal-
mat adjon felejthetetlen eyer
imekeknek. kiknek emlekezetere az
anyai kebel felzokog, valahany-
szor csak gondol rea.
Piinkosdi offerank. Ebben az
tvbcn piink0sdi offera a. SIT.
IIstvan tenplomban gyenge volt
Iaz aldatlan viszonyok Matt, me-
lyek k0zt eliink. Az 0sszes offera
kitett $143.0O $5-t adott Pipoly
Gyula es neje; SGT adtak keszler
| V. es Versitz Pal es neje; SGT
adtak Miss Ambrozy, Hoffer r.,
iii. Barko j., Balask6 Gy., Bac,,o
j., Paloczy j., Ferenczi T.. s. NJ,
Haszonics F., Macy /. Kadi, Pisz-
ker P. 72-en adtak $1-val Is Gan
Soc jewel. listen aIdasat kivanjuk
az adakoz6kra.
Boritekrendszer. Minden temp
iomnal bevczettek mar a boritek-
rendszert, mely nagyon eredme-
nyesen mHk0dik, noha sok mum
kaval jar. A SIT. Istvan templom-
ban a regi rendszer miik0d0tt ed
dig: julius elsejetol azonban mi
is fogjuk beyezetni, annal is in
kabb, inert uj templomot ohajtunk
epiteni es penzre van sziiksfg, $
AIT mondjak, hogy a boritekrend-
seer sokkaI t0bb penzhez juttat-
ja templomot, mint regi rend-
seer. Maid meglatjnk.
Julius 4-ilki piknikiink. Ne fe-
ledje ell senki AIT a nyari mulat-
sagot, melyet tartani fognnk
Fourth Ju1ykor a Campbell Park
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-04

pitettek mem tartoznak de
portaltak' csoportjaba, mind
amellett csak a rendes bevandor-
lok csoportjaban j0hetnenek visz-
sza. mar pedig ez a kozepeuropai
orszagok eseteben jo elore Xxi van
meritve.
Icy tehat magyarok, lengyelek.
olaszok, szlovakok stb., alight
terhetnek valaha is vissza, inert
czen orszagokra szabott kvota
igen csekely, viszont bebocsa
tasra varakozok szama rendkivii.
Macy. De meg ha kvotaba keriil1
hetnek is, mint "kozteher -gyanu
sat MISUNDERSTANDING. Alfalfa
Ean, szamtalan bevandorlo fogj:
megragadni az alkalmat. hogy ell
hagyJa EFT az orszagot, amely I
lerongyolt es elhagyott idegen
mex szomorusagot, nelkiil0zest 6
keserii csalodast jelentett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-04

vasArnapi iskolank pedig Eel XII
lenckor.
T<rsas 0szejovetel. N6egylet6nk
legkozeiebbi osszej6vetele janius
10-en lesz Kiss Karolyne otthona-
ban. Remeljiik, hogy ez is lesz
olyan latogatott, mint a legut6bbi.
Nyari islkolank ez evben is lesz
es pedig julius 15-en fog meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-04
to3t VI

|nyilni Kerjuk a sziil6ket, kdldjak
gyermekeiket mindj&rt ~ els6
napt6l fogva. "Nyelveben FL a
nemzet", mondotta egyik hazank-
fla. Ne hanyagolja el tehat egy
|szdlS sem gyermekenek magyar.
neveleset, hadd legyenek Ok is
nemcsak sziviikben, hanem nyel-
viikben is magyarok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-04
IDECENEK
PROBLEMAI
Idegenek visszatelepitese.
Fills.

A multi napokban a bevandorasl
f0hiztos cgy nyilatkozatot tctt
k0zze, amcly szerint az Egycslllt
Allamok kormanva sajat k6ltSc-
gen telepiti vissza azokat az lde-
geneket, akik harom evnel Eeve-
sebb IDIOT toltottek lit es bebocsa-
tasuk utan a sulyos gazdasagi Vi
szonyok, vagy egyGb okok Matt
anyagi romlasnak vannak kiteve.
avagy kozteherre esnek. Terme-
szetasen ez rendelkeZes azokra
yonatkozik, akik a visSZatelepl-
test maguk kerelmezik
Ezen visszatelepitesi ajanlat az
: 1917-b.i Eozott bevaniiorlasi tor
veny 23. szakaszat idezi. mely
szerint: A bevandorlasi fobiztos
fel van hatalmaZva ARA, hogy
harom evnel kevesebb IDIOT lit Ia
ko idegent. aki bebocsatasa utan
nem kepes eltartani magat s ICY
k0zteherre lesz, sziilohazajaba
sz0vetsegi k0ltsegen yisszatele-
pithessen, felt6ve, hogy az idegen
visszatelepitest kivanatosnak
tarja.'' A legutobbi evekben a
bevandorlasi torvenynek ext a
kitGtelet mem vettek igenybe, f0-
kent azert, inert yisszateleDltes
celjaira mem ALT elegendo penz
rendelkezesre.
Az eljaras.
Az idegen, aki tehat a fefltebb
jelzett kategoriaba tartozva, a
visszatelepitesre igenyt tart XII
Ion celra kesziilt urlapon folya-
modik a zajaba valo transzpor-
talasert. lily iirlapot j6tekonysagi
intezetek Is bevandorlasi hiva-
talokban lehet beSzereZni. Az ille-
t0nek be kell szereZnie utlevelet,
vagy regi utlevelet megujitatni.
Ha az idegen mem kepes az ezzel
jar6 k0ltsegeket sem fedezni, ugy
kerelmezheti az lily k0ltsegek fe-
dezeset is. A kormany amint az
idegen okmanyaival felszerelve a
megfelel0 bevand0rlasi allomason
jelentkezik, gondoskodni fog az
illet0 teljes ellatasarol es behajo-
zasar6l.
a rendelkezes felsorolja to-
vabba, hogy amilor lehetseges BIZ
zonyos jotekonysagi intezeteket
fognak megk6rni ARA, hogy az
idegennek a kikOt0ig yal6 szalli-
tasanak k0ltsegeit fizessek. Ell
lenkez6 csetben az idegent a min
den hat h6tben nyugatr6l indul6
deportaltakat szallit6 vonatba
fogjak elhelyezni, lehet6leg a
rendes deportaltakt6l elkiilonit-
We, kiil0n kocsikban. Ha sziikseg
van ra kormany fogja fedezni
q yiaszatelepiil6 egyen kiilf0ldi
vasuti koltsegeit is.
visszaterhet-e q visszatelepitett
egyen az Egyssiilt Allamokba?
"a bevandorlasi t0rvenynek ezt
d rendelkezeset bizonyosan szam-
italian bevandorl6 fogja igenybe|
venni. Meg kell jegyezni azon-
ban, hogy igen sokan a yisszate-
lepitettek k0zul sohasem terhet-
mex vissza az EgyesiiH Allamok-
ba. Igaz uGyan, hogy a visszatele-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-04


Gyiilekezeti naptar. Junius 4,
csiitortok este Z orakor a N6egy-
let rendes havi k0zgyiilese.
Junius s., pentek este Z orakor az
Ifj. Szovetseg idosebb csoportja-
max 0sszej0vetele. Junius g.,
iszombat d. II. 3 6rakor az LII. Szo-
vetseg ifjabb csoportjanak ossze-
j0vetele. - Junius T., vasarnap,
d. e. fel IL orakor rendes isten-
|tisztelet utana az egyhaztanacs
lrendes havi iilese.
Multi vasarnapunk. Egyhazunk
bevett szokasahoz hiven az elmult
vasarnap, azaz Simultaneously va
sarnapjan, a gyiilekezeti c!at
rendjer0l az egyiivetartozas al
dott kotelezettsegeirol szolott a
lpredikacio. Ezen vasarnapon
|mindig az egyhazi kozalapra szok-
tunlS adomanyokat tenni, tekin-
tettel azonban mostani nehez vi
szonyokra, most mem csupan egy
vasarnapra szoritottuk az adoma-
nyok megtetelet, hanem par he
ten keresztiil boritekok beJa-
lratnal lesznek elhelyezve kerjiik
"a fhiveket, hogy azollat felhasznal-
va. amikor tehetik, tegyek meg
adomanyaikat.
| Nyari iskola. Nyari magyar is
kolank dolgaban k0vetkezo va
Isarnapon tartando egyhaztanacs
gyiilepiink fog hatarozatot hozni
lTekintettel Ref. Egyesilet jul
inius vegen tartando konvencio
jara, melyen a lelkesz mint dele
gatus reszt fog venni, a tanita
az iden ahehanem csak jul. 6-al
| fog kezd0dni. A tanitas helyert
|vonatkozolag is az egyhaztanacs
|fog intezkedni, amt idejeben tn
|datunk az erdekeltekkel.
! Ifjusagi mulatsag. lfjusagi $50
vetsegiink ket csoportja juniN
3O-an, kedden este nyari mulatsa
got rendez Mill Greek Parl
Pioneer Pavillonjaban. Erre al
alkalomra a jegyeket az ifJusas
Itagjai so es 30 centes arban elort
|arusitani fogjak egyhazunk hive
Is baratai koreben. Kitiin6 zene
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-13
SCULPTOR APPLIES ART
IN LATEST SURGICAL METHODS
Treatment Is Novelty of Traumatic Sur
gerry Displayed at Meeting of Ameri-
can College Of Surgeons.

railways spent $2s,00o,o0O in 1923 upon
personal injuries. Automobile accidents
abound in the kind of injuries in which
the surgeons claim safe" recovery de-
ponds upon the proper initial treat
ment.
An entire session will be devoted TO
this subject Friday, with former Gov.
Alfred E. Smith, Daniel Willard, presi-
dent Of the Baltimore & Ohio. and Ed
ward F. McGrady of the American
Federation OF Labor among the speak
erS.
Elimination of overcharging the pay
patient to meet the cost of the charity
Walsh of Chicago as one OF the means
Of lowering the cost of hospital service
for the person of moderate means.
Emphasizing the toll which ignorance
has taken in life due to cancer, George
H. Bigelow, M. D., of Boston, said:
Every six hours in Massachusetts
there is a death from cancer which Is
unnecessary-had our knowledge been
applied adequately and sufficiently
early"
He told Of Massachusetts, social
workers who are aiding cancer con-
troll. In five years past the hospitals
of the State have admitted 80 per cent
more applicants suffering from cancer,
due to the social workers missionary
efforts. Physicians also have taken
more interest in combating the dis
ease. DR.. Bigelow said the Massachu-
sets plan offers possibilities for use
fulness in other States.
Hit Medical Hi jackers."
War on medical hi-jackers," who
victimized an uniformed public, was
advocated last night by DR.. Allen B.
Kanavel of Chicago in his inaugural