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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20
HALALozAs
lis KUsz0NETNYILvkl(l9As As

Okt6ber h6 lien az irgalmat
mem ismer6 halal elsz6litotta saz
el6k sorab6l egy mindenki altal
kedvelt es j6lelkii magyar yasz
szonyt: Tomcsik Jo1sefnet, '430
Crescent street, lakost. =
Tomcsik J6zsefne szil. slGyu-
ling Szid6nia multi heten ksdden,
a Scent Erzsebet k6rhazban, sziv-
baj k0vetkezteben csendesfn ell
hunyt, Temetese okt6ber,Al5-en,
szombaton ment vegbe vtBstvere
hazat6l 5O4 Crescent st. szam al6l
a Calvary temetobe. A temetesi
szertartast F6tisztelend5 .Viglash,
cleveland plebanos vegezte.
A i6lelkii hitvest Is anyat gya-
szolja ferje: Josef, gyermekei
Rozi, Ferenc es Rudolf, mostoha-
fla Josef, testverei Gyuling Gyu-
La, 0zv. Magdics Ferencne es csal.,
Seelans Gusztavne es csal., test
| verei az ohazaban Mihaly, Bella,
Janos es Rudolf.
Nyugodjon bekeben!
Alulirottak halas k0sz0netet
mondunk mindazoknak, akik sze-
retett, draga j6 hitvesem, edes j6
anyank Tomcsik J6zsefne halala
alkalmaval f0lkerestek benniin-
ket es vigasztal6 szavakkal igye-
keztek fajdalmunkat enyhiteni.
K0sz0netet mondunk mindazon
rokonainknak, j6 baratoknak es
ismerosoknek, akik viragok
0z0nevel elboritottak draga ha-
lottunk kopors6jat.
| Kosz0netet mondunk a Scent
lmre Herceg BIS. Egyletnek a te-
metesen testiiletileg val6 kepvi-
seltetesert.
Koszonetet mondunk Ft. Wig
lash cleveland plebanosnak a
meghat6 gyaszszertartasert es
Vascsak G. Jozsefnek temetes-
rendezesert.
koszonetet mondunk mind
azoknak, akik gepekkel kisegi.
tettek benniinket es draga halot-
tunkat temet6be kisertek.
Tomcsik JOSEF es gyermekei.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20
a LpRANTIrYAK vA4xRNAP
TARToTTAK GYtjLEsttKET
- j6t&kony munlE6sa6g6r6l neve-
zetes egylst okt6ber 29.6n, szom-
haton ests taxtja fannaliasanak
Six dvfordnl6jAt vaalk6 Istvanne
alndlR 8l8 Cameron st. otthon6ban

Okt6ber loan, vasarnap delu-
tan tartotta rendes havi gyiileset
q Lorantffy Zsuzsanna N6egylet.
a tassas szsp szam4an volt jelen.
A gyilesen t0bb fontos' targy ke-
rGlt megbeszelesre. Tobbek k0-
zott a tagsag egyhangulag bizal-
mat szavazott a multi evi tiszti-
karnak es kerte a tagsag, hogy a
tisztikar ez evben is fogadja el a
tisztseget. A tisztikar megk0sz0n-
te a tagsag bizalmat es egyhan-
gulag valamennyi elfogadta a
megtiszteltetest. vi titkarnak
megvalasztatott: 10th Andrasne.
Mi tovabb dolgozunk egyiitt,
egyetertesben es szeretetben Is
ten orszagaert. EgyletJnk fenn-
allasa 6ta 0rommaL kell beismer.
mink, shogy sohssSn tevesztette
seem el6l egyletiink tulajdonke-
peni celjait: a komoly munka
fenntartasat az egyhaz irant; a
tagsag egymas iranti szeretetre, a
hit buzg6sagara es az edes haza
szeretetere.
A gyules elhatarozta, hogy
megtartja munkalkodasanak 6-ik
evfordul6jat Vask6 Istvanne ell
nokn6 848 Cameron street, ott-
honaban, okt6ber 29-en, szomha-
ton este Z oral kezdettel. Ezen al
kalomra a tisztikar sep progra-
mot allitott 0ssze. Hivatalosak a
f6rjek es gyermekek is. A vende-
gek oda es vissza aut6n val6 szal-
litasar6l gondoskodik a. bizott-
sag. - listen segedelmevel remel.
jiik, hogy egyletiink tovabbra is
melt6an fogja viselni a Lorantffy
Zsuzsanna Nagyasszony dics6 me-
vet es peldajat fogja k0vetni. =
Az eln0kno szeretettel varja a
talgsag es vendegek megjeleneset
Bizzunk Silk zsoltar verse
ben, mely ICY sz6l: "Bizzal az Ur-
ban, es cselekedjel j6t, lakozzal
e f0ldon, es Ell a hit altal. Gyo-
nyork0djel az Urban, es meg adj
ja neked te szivednek kereset. ;"
Vask6 Istvanne, eln6k.
Palinszky Janosne, jegyz6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20
K0sZ0NETNYILvANITAs


Alulirott, mint SIT. Istvan if.
jusagi puha.labda csapat vezeto
je halas k0sz0netemet fejezem k
a Youngstown Nagybizottsagnak
Reed Builders Supply Co.-nak
10th, DeLux Meat Market tulai.
donosanak es Eber Ferencnek
akik anyagi tamogatasukkal le
het6ve tettek, hogy 80 merkozes
k0zul 27-et nyertiink meg. Ezen
gy6zelmiinkkel nemcsak magunk
max, de magyar nevnek szerez
think hirnevet.
Pedery Robert, csapatvezet6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20
MACY. REF. EGYHAZI
BIS. EGYLET GYULESE


A Youngstown, Oh Magyar
Ref. Egyhazi Ferfi es Mi Bs
Egylet a rank k0vetkez6 vasar-
nap delutan 2 oral kezdettel tart
ia rendes havi gyiileset a szokott
helyen. A tagok keretnek, hogy
teljes szamban jelenjenek meg,
valamint azon tagok. is tobb havi
tagdijjal vannak hatralekban, je-
lenjenek meg a gyiilesen es rem
dezzek hatralekukat, ha jov6 ev-
ben tagjai akarnak lenni az egy-
letnek. 81. Titkar,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20
Gomb0s Gyula fel akarja osztani
a nagybirtokokat. = A legitimis-
ia magnasok harcra kesziilnek a
G0mb0s kormany ellen. - A nep
jogok visszaallitasa

Budapestr0l jelentik: A
Gomb0s kormany nagyszabasu
f0ldreformra kesziil, mint a kor-
manyhoz k0zelall6 forrasbol ie-
lentik. A f0ldreformrol szolo tor.
venyjavaslatot, az altaIanos tit
kos valasztojog alapjan valasz-
tand0 vi parliament ele fogia ter
jeszteni az arisztokratak n6lkiili
kormany. A valaszt6jogi javaslat
mar legk0zelebbi hetekben a
kepvisel6haz ele kerUl. Mihelyt
az t0rvenyerore emelkedik, Com
bos azonnal feloszlatja az orszag-
gyiilest.
A nagybirtokosok k0reben
Macy az ijedelem a tervbe vett
foldreform Matt. A legitimista
magiiasok keshegyig memo hare.
ra kGsziilnek a GOmbos kormany
ellen.
Budapestrol jelentik: A
Gombos kormany parlamenti be-
mutatkozasa utan G0mb0s Gyula
"a t0Ge megszokott hatarozottsag-
gal s erellyel jelentette XII, hogy
selso kotelessegenek tartja nep.
jogok visszaallitasat, a saito sza1
badsag visszaallitasat Is a titkos
szavazas visszaallitasat.
G0mb0s Gyula miniszterelnok,
akil esztend6k Aosszu sogran. at
isalprt. volt, elkeseredett zsid6
gyiil0leterGl, megtagadta ,eddigi
a4tiszemita meggydz6desdt,. besza
denek egyik legdramaibb fordn-
lopontjaban kijelentette, hogy
nincsen semmi kifogasa a zsid6k
ellen. Il !.
80 Meg akaromi mondani. "a zst
dfknak mondotta G0mBds,
hogy megyaltoztattam a r6lqk
salkotott v6lem6nyemet. Most lpaal
, latom, hogy haboru alatt ugyan
ait a h6siess6get es hazafiassagot
tanusitottak, mint minden mas
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20
SIT. 1sTvAN EGYLET

Beteg tagok: Palinkas 1stvan.
P. O. Box 81 Wheatland, Pa.
Mixich Gasparne AL Pasadena
ave. B. 10th Lajosne 1924 Man
haitian ave. Kiss Andrasne PIG
Crescent st. es Schmidt J6zsefne
3008 South ave. = Betegseg a tit
karnal jelentend6:. 17O6 Oak st.
Telefon 30869. G6ber, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20
A COR. KATH. IFJUSAG
AZ OKE 6-I tjNNKPELYEN

Mem taladnk szavakat ahhoz
hogy melt6k6pen megdicserjiik
Magyar Cor. Kath. Egyhaz if
jusagat, valamint 10th Janos, az
egyhaz kantorat, azon teljesit-
menyert, melyet az 0sszmagyar-
sag nagy iinnepen vegeztek.
Alabbi imat g. kath. egyhaz
ifjusaga mondotta az iinnepelyen,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20

magyar. Azsokat a zsidokat, akik
hajlandok Magyarorszag sorsa-
ban osztozni, mint magyar, test
vereket iidv0zl0m. ,n
"A parliament feudalis urait
G6mbos Gyula val6saggaI meg
dobbentette, mikor kijelentette,
hogy az orszag irt6zatos gazda-
sasi bajainak "kapitalistak
kapzsisaga" volt az Okla.
A miniszterelnok megigerte a
munkasoknak, hogy ezentul sok-
kal meltanyosabb, sokkal ember-
segesebb elbanasban fognak re-
szesiilni.
SAM hiffiszterel1iok fogadalmat
tett ARA, hogy kormanya a beke-
szerzodes revizi6janak erdekeben
fog dolgozni azert, hogy a ma
gyar hadscreg lttszamban 6s fell
szerelesben egyenl0 legyen a
szomszedos orszagokkal.
= Meg vagyok rola gy0z6dve,
mondotta t0bbek kozott, hDgy q
nagyhatalmak ma mar latjak,
hogy 1919-ben milyen hihetetlen
igazsagtalansag t0rtent teliink IS
ma mar mem fogjak opporalni a
bekeszerzodes reviziojat. dHadse-
regiink lefolaozott letszamban es
felszerelesben mem maradhat meg
tovabb, csak abban az esetben,
ha szomszed allamok hadsere-
geit is lesiilyesztik mi Minvona-
lunkra. Badog
Gombos Gyula gazdasagi pros
gramjanak elso pontja kor-
many kiadasainak eros cs6lzken-
tese, kamatlab leszallitasa s q
hltelrendszer reorganizalasa.
A miniszterelnok kiterti Ia de-
presszio vilagjelensegere iso & an
max, a meggy6zodesenelS .adott
klfeJezest, hogy a kapitalistd
kapzsisag nemcsak MagyarorszSSs
gazdasagi bajainak az Okla, ha-
mem ez volt az, amely egyreszf
megsziilte a vilaghaborut, mas
reszt megszulte a mai, altalanos
gazdasagi leromlast. Meglehet5-
sen paneuropanak mutatkozott q
minisztereln0k, mikor kijelentet~
tie, hogy a gazdasagi bajokat meg
jobban eloidezte vamhatarok
meger6sitese. Ami mas sz6vaI
annyit ,jelent ,hegy a beket 6s q
nemzetek k0zotti megert6st csaE
,akkor lehet megteremteni, ha q
hatarsoromp6kat leeresztik cgy-
mas el6tt,
A belfoldi kolcsonok kamatait
le sfogjak szallitani, mondotta Il
minisztereln6k. a kiilfoldi k6leso-
nok iigyeben azonban mem lcsz
.egyoldalp intezked6s, ezts q pro-
blemat a hitelezdkkel val6 kdz0s
megegyezes alapjaA fogjak meg,
oldani.
AZ g AAfERIKhI MAnvAp
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20
vERHovAY 1os

Beteg tagok: GazMk. Andras
141 Greed ave., .Struthers, O. Rad
noty Pal 2018 Salt Spring rd, je
lenl., Massilon, o. Mikes Gaspar
ne AL Pasadena ave! Magyar
J6zsef, Williamsfield, sO.FqKDzms
Mihalyn6 Sal South Hazelwooc
avenue ess- Hoffer Andras 2l1
Edward st. - Betegseg titkar-
nal. jelenteAd6: 2l1- Edward st
Telefon 1872
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20
PET0FI sANDOR EGYLET
RENDES HAVI GYttLESE

A Campbell Els6 Petofi San.
dor BIS. Egylet okt6ber h6 23-an,
vasarnap delutan 2 oral kezdettel
tartja rendes havi gyiileset 100
Jefferson st. szam alatti gyiiles-
teremben. A tagok keretnek a
teljes szamu megjelenesre. Titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20
KEZBESITHETETLEN
I.EvELEK ATNETELE

B. E. Westwood,+ Al youngstown
postahivata f0n0ke ezuton ertesi-
ii az alabb cimzetteket, hogy
helytelen cinlzes folytan leveleik
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20
oKT0BERI FoHAsz

Adj meg minket, magyaroknal
Hatalmas nagy Istene!
Oltalmadban ne vethessen
A magyarnak ellene!
Sem kelet, sem nyugat merge,
Sem arulas bels6 ferge,
Sem irigyseg ingere,
Sem 0nkeny fegyvere!
III magyarok Istene,
Hazankat at0lelve tartja atyai
kezo. -
Mid6n minket annyi ellenseges
szazad
Ostromolt Nk diihhel;
o vede1 1aezte:
Nezzetek belle t0rtenet
konyvebe,
Mindeniitt meglatni vezer-
nyomdokat,
Mint a foly6 wien altal a nap
kepe,
Athuz6dik rata aranyhid
gyanant!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20

Tlsztelt Szerkeszt6 ur:- Ke.
rem alabbi soraimnak b. lapiaban
helyet adni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20
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tis--gHtas-- s-gtr --s-.g-. i
OLVAS0INK
KOREBOL,

(E rovatban k0z0ltekert SEM seer.
keSztoseg sem kiad6hivatal mem
vallal felel6sseget.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20

fog elsiilni mint a demokratake.
Egg j6 polgar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20
SZERKESZT0I itZENET

Cs. l., Niles, o. - Kalauzolasi
dij elleneben keszseggel k0z0ljiik.
Kalauz-dij egy eyre $15.
Evening star., 1932-11-06
HYDE SEES VICTORY
SPEEDING RECOVERY
Secretary Says Election Of Roose-
welt and Garner Will Retard
Progress.
By the Associated Press.

SPRINGFIELD. Mo, November s.
Arthur M Hyde. Secretary Of Agricul-
ture, closed the campaign in Missouri
for President Hoover tonight by appeal
ing to all voters, regardless of political
Affiliations, TO insure a speedier return
to prosperity" by re-electing Hoover
and Curtis.
Secretary Hvde told his audience that
even if Franklin Roosevelt and John
N Garner have program. much valu-
able time will be lost before it could
be put into effect" and that "if Hoo
yer and Curtis are reelected the pres
ent machinery will continue function
ing to restore normal conditions"
Secretary Hyde attacked Roosevelt as
q man with "impracticable ideas" and
in detail the cabinet member discussed
market coming plan. advocated by
Roosevelt in 1929, he said, in an address
at Syracuse, N. Y. This plan, said Hyde,
would compel localities to subsist on
what they could grow and would shut
out the great shipments of vegetables
and fruit which now 60 from all parts
Of the country to New York and ether
populous centers. He also discussed the
tree-planting proposal made in Roose-
VeltS speech OF acceptance, declaring
the idea was so unsound Gov RooSe-
welt himself abandoned it as a measure
to relieve unemployment"
The speaker spoke caustically Of
Hiram Johnson, Smith Brookhart,
George Norris and other independent
Republicans who are supporting Roose-
welt and appealed TO the conservative
elements of the country, regardless Of
party" to support Hoover
Evening star., 1932-11-06

our country shall not be wrecked and
endangered by recurrence of such
calamities, the first measure for safety
Is that We should have peace In the
world. We have vital part TO play
n the Set-up Of machinery TO replace
war and force with the peaceful settle
ment OF controversies between the Ma
tions We properly refuse to entange
ourselves in ege-old controversies in
other parts OF the world Our face Is
turned forward. not backward I have
taken the position that we will not par
tictpate in trying to compel people to
engage in the settlemen Of controversies
by the use Of force
The Kellogg pact has been advanced
by this administration to point now
accepted by the world as of far greater
potency than was even contemplated
at the time Of its Inauguration. Under
the policies We have advanced, we have
definitely secured that the public opin-
ion Of the world will be modified and
concentrated against those who violate
that pact.
The whole history of this beautiful
Western country constitutes q monu-
ment to the heroism of American wom-
en-: and that pioneer spirit which bore
so large part in the development Of
the farms and firesides that now cover
the Western plains has come TO its
fullest expression during these later
years in the assumption by women Of a
full measure of political responsibility
as American citizens. My deepest ap-
probation is given TO the army OF worn-
en- who have borne 50 valiant a part in
this campaign Their lofty conception
OF governmental affairs and their keen
understan nding Of political parties and
issues have given new meaning 70
the history Of American progress.
Evening star., 1932-11-06

pork barrel bill, increasing expenditures
by 81 200 100000 for unnecessary nom
productive public works, purely for the
benefit of favored localities. We stopped
this bill, but it is still ON their political
calendar.
10. They passed the cash payment Of
the bonus, calling for immediate eX-
penditure of s2,3OO0 100000 and for
actual increase In liabilities of the
Federal Government over the original
act over $1,000 900 900. We stopped this
bill, but it Is still on their political
calendar.
II. They passed the provision for the
issuance of over $4,000 10000 OF green
back currency, reversion to vicious
practices already demonstrated in the
last hundred years as the most destruc-
tive to labor agriculture and business.
We stopped this BILL and even as late
as last night the Democratic candidate
failed to frankly disown it.
Rainey Bill Vetoed.
-. They passed the Rainey bill pro-
viding for direct personal banking for
any conceivable purpose on every con-
ceivable security to every one who wants
money. and thus the most destructive
entry of the Government into private
business in fashion that violates every
principle of our Nation. I vetoed this
bill-but Mr.. Garner still advocates It,
and 1t has not been removed from their
political calendar.
13. They injected an expenditure Of
1922 900 900 for entirely unnecessary
purposes in time Of great emergency.
They complain daily that we do not
spend it fast enough.
IA. The Congress passed proper au-
thority to the Executive for organiza-
tion and elimination of useless Govern
ment commissions and bureaus, but by
refusing my recommendations for imme-
diate action they destroyed its useful
ness for long time to come and prob
ably destroyed its contamination.
Is. The Democratic candidate elo-
uuently urges the balancing of the bud
get, but nowhere disavows these gigantic
raids on the Treasury under which q
budget cannot be balanced Thus far
is the program of the Democratic House
under the leadership of Mr.. Garner,
whose policies the Democratic party
ratified by nominating him Vice Presi-
dent.
ia. The Democratic candidate adda
to this program the proposal to plant
Q billion trees and thereby immediately
Evening star., 1932-11-06
INDIANS TOLD HOOVER
OPPOSES THEIR CLAIMS
Senator Thomas of Oklahoma In
terprets Presidents S ST. Louis
Speech Thus TO Tribes.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY, November s.
Senator Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma
said hare today President Hoover last
night declared against payment of all
Indian claims against the Government"
If reelected he now publicly states
he will veto all further claims against
the Government, even though the court
renders Judgment against the Govern
ment," the Senator asserted
Senator Thomas pointed out that the
amount of Indian claims in Oklahoma
is approximately Sl50,000 900, and said
the Presidents stand affects every In
dian in the Nation
He said that If Mr.. Hoover retains
his ofice 'the congressional policy of
permitting Indian tribes to have their
day in court would be revoked and the
hundreds of thousands of Indians in
Oklahoma and the United States will
be denied the right accorded every 9TH
er American citizen"
Evening star., 1932-11-06

employ q million men, but the Secre-
tary of Agriculture has shown that the
trees available to plant will give them
total less than three days work.
Six-Point Program.
II. The candidate promises to re-
lieve agriculture with six-point pro-
gram which amounts to envisaging to
distressed farmers great structure of
agricultural relief, but he has refused
to submit it to debate. He disclosed no
details Of the plan except six methods
by which ne can escape from the
promise.
l8. The candidate has promised the
immediate inauguration of program
OF self -liQuidating public works, such as
utilization of our water resources, food
control and land reclamation to pro-
at all times" It would exceed in cost
SO, 600, ,000,00 year The works are
unavailable the cost would destroy the
credit of the Government, deprive vast
numbers of the men now working of
their jobs and thus destroy the remedy
itself.
This fantasy is a cruel promise to
these suffering men and women that
they will be given jobs by the Govern
ment, which no government could full
fill.
49, The Democratic party makes its
contribution to the emergency by pro-
posing to reduce the tariff to com
petitive tariff for revenue" Their can
didate states that he supports this prom
ice 100 per cent. A competitive tariff
today would be ruinous to American
agriculture and industry.
These are the only reliefs to this
emergency that can find In the whole
Democratic program. They are mostly
destructive. The Nation would collapse
under them. Gov Roosevelt in his ad-
dress of last night stated: II have been
scrupulously careful to make no idle
promises, to raise no false hopes"
In St. Louis last night I gave q
list of more than a dozen unclarified
promises. some Of which certainly raise
high hopes.
Answers Fear Charge"
Our opponents have devoted them
elves in the last few days to the idea
that the Republican party is endeavor-
ing to scare" the American people. ]
have never found them easily scared.
The American pseple are not being dis
turbed by my reassurances from the
record that men are being restored to
Evening star., 1932-11-06
Dy tbs Aasociated Press.

And vet in order to make political
campaign by which they can play upon
discontent SO that they could hope to
create q protest vote, they are compelled
10 set up this travesty of argument. BY
this class appeal to the negative i'm
pulses of men they endeavor to lead
them away from discussion Of the actual
measures which have been taken to
meet the actual facts of the world stu
alton and to follow a mirage of miscel-
laneous vague hopes. They seek to lead
them away from their realization that
the restoration now begun should not
be interrupted.
I would recall to you the unprece-
dented measures which we have intro
6pced by which we have brought the
Evening star., 1932-11-06

surance companies and savings banks
might be protected and score OF
other services performed.
Lending Agencies Organized.
IL. In addition to strengthening the
capital of the Federal Land Banks by
s125 900 900, we have, through the Re-
construction Corporation, made large
loans to mortgage associations for the
same purpose and lately we have organ
ized all lending agencies into co-opera-
tive action to give the farmer who
wants to make a fight for his home q
chance to hold it from foreclosure.
II. We extended authorities under
the Federal Reserve act to protect be-
yond all question the gold standard of
the United States and at the same time
expand the credit in counter action to
the strangulation due to the boarding
and foreign Withdrawals of gold.
13. We created the Home Loan Dis
count Banks, with direct and indirect
resources of several hundred millions,
also acting through existing institutions
in such fashion as to mobilize the re-
sources of building and loan assoeia-
tions and savings banks and other in
stitutions, furnishing to them cheaper
and longer-term capital, to give to them
the ability to save homes from fore
closure, to furnish credit to cree te new
homes. and expand employment
IA We secured further authorities to
the Reconstruction Corporation to assist
in the earlier liquidation of deposits in
closed banks in order that we might re-
lieve distress to millions of depositors.
Through Democratic opposition We
Evening star., 1932-11-06

300-Pound Fish Stranded.
A kingfish tuna. weighing 800 pounds,
was stranded recently on Ninety mile
Beach, New Zealand.