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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29
NEWELL POTTERY 750
MUNKASA MUNKABAN

A vilaghirnevre szert tett E. M
Knowles China Co. Macy rende-
leseket kapott edenyarukra, mely
mex kovetkezteben gyar meg
kezdte miik0deset 750 munkassal
Ugyancsak Newell-ben meg
kezdte miikodeset a Ii. Laughlin
China Co., mely 400 munkasat
hivta be mrlnkara. Ezen telcll
junius Lie 6ta sziinetelt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29
A PROHIB1Ct6s HIvATAL
AUGUSzTUsI KIMUTATAsA

4 Bureau Of Prohibition jelen-
tese szerint augustus folyaman
az orszagban a szesztilalmi tor
veny megszegase cimen letartoz-
tattak 1853 embert, lefoglaltak
1924 aut6t es haj6t, 1878 palinka
f656gepet, 1853 palinkaf5zdet,
264,S77 gallon sort, 15O,792 gal
Ion alkoholt Is 12,OsO gallon bort.
Az augustus folyaman kir6tt
956 penzbirsag 0sszege $157 ,26O
volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29
vERHovAY 1o8

Beteg tagok: Gazdik Andra.
al Greed ave-, Struthers, Q. Rad
noty Pal 201S Salt Spring rd., je-
lenleg Massilon, @. Varga San
dor, Hubbard, q. Mikes Gaspar-
ne AL Pasadena ave. Magyar
JOSEF, Williamsfield, O., jelenlee
Ashtabula k6rhaz. Bella Imre,
Garfield, O. Hoffer Andras 21l
Edward st. Betegseg a titkar!
nal jelentend6: 211 Edward st
Telefon 1892.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29
KITttN0EN sIKERttLT A SIT
VINCE E. sZtjRETI BALJA

Mem hiaba fiiztiink nagy RENE
nyekef SIT. Vince Egylet ifju-
saganak sziireti baljahoz, mely a
varakozason feliil fenyes anyagi
es erk0lcsi sikerrel zarult.
a SIT. Vince Egylet ifjusaga
az elmult vasarnap kitiinoen 81
keriilt sziireti bait rendezett .
SIT. fstvan templomot k0riil0ve-
rs teruleten. A fenyes sikerert ell
sosorban a fiatalsagOt illeti di.
cseret, mely 0nfelaldozo m,tnkas
sagaval lehet6ve tette AIT, hogy q,
egyhaz szegenyei ismet egy pau
cent segelyez6sben reszesiilnek
mely segelyezesi penzalap a mr
latsag tiszta haszna.
Ft. Bir6 L6rinc, az egyhaz pie
banosa t0bbett tett a skier erde
keben, mint amennyit kellett
volna. Munkalkodott, faradozott
a fiatalsag sziireti balja erdeke
ben. Faradozasa mem volt hiaba
val6.
Buncsi Janos es zenekara di
cseretre melt6an muzsikalt, am
bici6zus muzsikaja is nagybal
hozzaiarult sikerhez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29
BEVANDORLASI TORVENYEK
ATHAG0IT DEPORTALNAK

A bevandorlasi hatosagok az
alabbi bevandorolt idegenek ell
len, akik a bevandorlasi t0rv6-
nyek figyelembe vetele nGlkiil j0t.
TEX be az Egyesiilt AlIamok teri
letere meginditottak depor-
talasi eljarast: Francisco Armat-
to AZ ewes, Ravema; Alexander
Caretta % ewes, Alliance; Hysor
Rushen SO ewes, Lisbon-i lakos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29

seq elegend6 3,5OO,OOO darab ke-
nyer siitesehez. A liszt szetosztas-
ra keriil az Called Council fell
iigyelete alatt.
A bizottsag megbeszelest foly-
tatott Atlee Pomerenom, Re-
construction Finance Corporation
eln0kvel Mahoning megyenek
k0lcs0nnel val6 ellatasa iigyeben
Atlee kilatasba helyezte a k0lcs0n
mielobbi foly6sitasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29
A NEW BRUNSWICKI I. MAGYAR
SIT. IMRE HERCEG TERFI rs N6I
BIS. ES TEMETkEZESI EGYLET o-IK
OSZTALYA YOUNGSTOWN, o.

Gyiilescit tartia minden h6 2-ik va.
slrnaplan a SIT. Istvan Otthonban.
Elnok: Gy6ri Mihdly, rs Bright Ave-,
Campbell. O.. iegyzG Snriedt Istvan,
ssl Rose Street, penztarnok Olajos
Andrasne; penztari ellcn6r Grosz Ist-
van; levelez0-titkar Hauzer Ful0p. 175
5. Forest Ave-, telefon 1868; bctegla
togat0 a Steeltonon es Brier Hillpn
Tacsik Gyorgy: Cambcflben: Gy6ri Mi
haly; zaszloviv6k Balla Sander es Pei
k6 Vince. Egyleti orvos DIR. Elder Jen6
6Ol Steel st. Hivatalos lap az Ameri.
kai Magyar Hirlap. Betegseg ielenthe.
to az elmok, aleln0k, iegyz6 Is titkar.
nal fenti cimeken.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29
vERHOvAY SEuELY EaYLEr
1O8-IK FI0KJA
Alapittatott 1908 okt6ber TO n.

fAIdI'FtVdtVbV IJUo OKIODer IU-en. &
Elnok: Debrovszky Aridras. aleln0k
Turner .D6zsef, titkar Hoffer Audras
ell Edward ST., telefonszam 75732),
kihez az cgyletet erdeklo lcyelek kill
dendok, penztarnok Juhasz josef, Ell.
lenor Uray Karoly, szamvisgal6 BIZ
zottsagi tagok Nemenyi Mikl6s. Mike.
Gaspar es Habodasz Gusztav. Hubbard
Oh iigykezc36 Batta J6zscf. Nagybi.
zottsdgi tagok Debrovszky Andras, Ba.
lazs FereEc, Hoffcr Andras Is Mixich
Gasparne, pottag Ncmtnyi Miklds. Hi.
vatalos orvos DR.. FGzy ]. Pal. Hivata-
los lap az Amerikai Magyar HirIap.
Gyiil6seit tartia minden h6 m&sodik
vasarnapian az ey. ref. templotn ala&ti
gyiilesterenlben (757 Mahoniag ave. y.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29
Az EGYESttLT ALLAMOK
PosTATAKAkEK PENZTARA

Egy olyan hatalmas penzinte-
yeti katasztrofa, mint a Bank of
United States kellett ahoz, hogy
sok ezer betev6 megtudja, hogy
ez bank mem volt sz0vets6gi in
tezet. Sem sz0vetsegi ,kormany-
max, sem pedig az egyes allamok-
max nincsenek bankjai. Ezzel
szcmben meg kell allapitani ait
is. hogy volt regente a sz0vetse-
gi kormanynak egy hasonnevii
bankja, de AIT mar evtizedekkel
ezel6tt feloszlattak.
A sz0vetsegi postal takarek
rendszert 1910-ben alapitottak. A
postatakarek $4,000 postafi6kja-
val a Postaminiszterium vezetese
es ellen0rzese alatt all.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29
A POSTATAKAREKPENZTAR
KIMUTATASA AUG. 31-EN

A sz6vetseses postatakarsk-
penztar 1882 augustus 31-iki XII.
mutatasa szerint a. postatakarek-
penztarnal elhefyezett takarekbe.
tetek szamas nleghaladja d S44,
100000 dollart. Ezen 0sszeg ep-
pen ketszerese d postatakarek-
penztarnal multi evben elhelyezett
takarekbeteteknek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29
BENYEt LAsztJo Es NEtE 40.
HAzAssAur EvfoRDUI0JA

Benyei Laszl6 es liejet hazas-
saguk 20-ik evferdul6ja alkalma-
boil szamos is barat es ismerbs
lepte meg sok szep ajandekkal.
Az iinnepely f. he 24-en zajlott
le a derek magyar hazaspar oft
honaban, ahol a megjelent ven
degek legjob hangulatban t6l
t0ttek az estet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29
LORANTFFY zSUzsANNA
N0EGYLET

Alakult 1926 okt6ber 31-en Younps-
town, O.-ban Gyiileseit tartia minden
no 5-Ik vasarnapian magyar ref. egy-
haz STANDARDIZATION, 737 Mahoning
ave. 81. alatt. Elnok: Vask6 Istvann6.
alcinok: Lutheran Janosn6, ieryz5: PA.
llnszky Janosne 1887 Smithfield ST. !.
renztarnok: Csete Sandorne, ellcnSr:
Papai Laszlon6. IIivatalos Ian NJ
Amcrillai Magyar Hirlan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29
cAMPBELLI PoLGARr K0t

Elhok: Timko Istvan, penztarnok
Iorok josef, icgyz6 Gy0rgy Tanias
(ll4 Tremblc Ave.). trustcek Varga
Jozscf, Palyt6k Miklos IS Feh6r Mi.
halys szamvizsgal6 bizottsag Palyt6k
Miklos es Varga JOSEF. Gyiles min.
den no els6 vasarnapian delutan 2 6rai
kezdcttcl kor saiat hclyis6g6ben 100
Jefferson street szam alatt. Hiyutalos
lap az Amerikai Magyar Hirlau.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29
WEST s1DE-1 MACY. poLGAR1 K0R

Elnok: Lengyel Peter. penztarnok
Varga Zsigmond, titkar Petranszky
Jozscf. Gyiitescit az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap jelzi, melyek, Barta Peter ter
meben tartatnak. Hivatalos lap az
Amerikai Magynr HirlaI,.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29
TILTOTT SzEkENCsEJATEK
uZ0T LETART0ZTATTAK

Nick Pappas 36 ewes, 107 Grove
street, lakost letart6ztatta q rem
d6rseg, inert tiltott utri-jegyeket
arusitott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29
SZERKEszT0I tjzENBT

X. T., Sharon. K6szonjiik.
Mem jar. A n6egylct kereset tel
jesitettiik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29
A postatakarek penztar
rendelkezeseir0l

A postatakarek penztarba min
den 10 even feliili egyen betetez-
het. "A minimalis takarek betet
cgy dollar. A bttetli0nyv elnyc-
rcse utan, tovabbi bct5teket, akar
szemelyesen, akar kepvisel6 ut
jan, vagy money order reven le-
het eszk0z0lni. A beteteket u. n.
"postal savings certificates ut
jan nyugtazzak. Egyetlen betev6
sem birhat $500 dollarnal t0bbet
postal takarek betetjen.
A postatakekb6l a bet6t egy
resze, vagy akar teljes 0sszee
barmikor kivehet0 a kamatokkal
egyiitt. A penz kivetelet szemelye
sen, megbizott, vagy posta uton
is lehet eszk0z0lni.
A postatakarek 2 szazalek ka'
matot fizet a betetre egy teljes
eyre. Az intezet t0rvenyei meg
tiltjak a kamatos kamatozast. Ha
a penz kivetele egy teljes 6v el-
telte el6tt t0rtenik, az intezet csal,
egy es fal szazalekot fizet mindel
teljes negyed ev utan.
Ha betev3 mas varosba k0lt6.
xix, vagy egy nagyvaros mas ne
gyedebe, betetjet es a szamlat
koltsegmentesen helyezik at 1
megjel6lt postafi6kba.
Hogy a kisebb betetck Macy to
meget nyerjek el, a postatakarel
II. II. "postal savings card "-oka'
| (takarekbelyeg lapokat) bocsa
tott XII. Egy-egy belyeg 10 centbt
keriil. 10 belyeget kell egy laprs
ragasztani, amit egy dollar ertek
ben fogad ell takarekpenztar. A
lapokat dijtalanul lehet kapn
barme1y postahwatalban.
"A postatakarek betev6i betet
jiik egy reszet, vaey akar a teljes
osszeget U. s. regisztralt k6tve-
nyekre valthatiak be. Vannak 20
100 es 500 dollaros kotv6nyek. A
k0tvthyek evi 2 Is fel szazalek
kamatot hajtanak, amt feleveh
kent fizetnek. A posta kotvenyei
l1incsefiek 1iiegad6ztatva, sem i
szovets6gi kornany, sem pedig d,
allamok kormanyai reszer5l.
/! / Ketfele postal kotveny van for
| galombah Al Coupon k6fyfnyek
azaz szelv6nyekkel ellatoft k5tve
nyek. AZ ilyen k6tveny tulajdo.
nosa a szelvenyek benyujtasa ut
jan kappa meg feleSenkent d ka
matokat. AZ ilyen kotvenyeket
bark felmutathatja. 2. Regisz
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-29
RI. C.PRESCR|BES
loan REQUIREMENTS
Will Finance Only New Con.
struction and SeIf-Liquid-
ating Projects

washington, Aug. 29.-(P)-The re-
construction corporation Monday pre-
scribed the rules under which 1t will
make loans to states, municipalities
land private corporations for financ-
Ing self-hquldating construction prof.
ects.
New construction only is to be ii.
nanced," it is said in a pamphlet dis
tributed to its loan agencies and
chambers of commerce.
mo loans may be made to refi-
nance or refund the financing OF
projects already constructed, as tina!
would not create employment"
Advances will be made by the cor
poration out Of the 81 500, 100000 in
crease In funds provided by the re-
lief act No project to be paid for
through taxation is eligible for loan.
Liquidations must be met through
tolls. fees, rents or other charges.
To insure the maximum employ
ment, borrowers must agree in writ
ing to limit the hours of workmen not
holding executive or administration
position to 80 hours week and agree
not to use convict labor Preference
also is to be given ex-servicemen.
Each applicant for self -liquidat-
ing loan must supply full information
on the project. An advisory board Of
five engineers will assist in passing
on construction loans.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-29
FROM A STAUNCH DRY
birmingham. Mass,
Aug. 81, 1882.

Editor, Tribune:
Feb. q marked my arrival into
North Dakota, which was my home
until 1921. I well remember the Bit
ter cold of that morning and how the
car and cab" wheels creaked in the
frosty air.
North Dakota had declared her
states right" to be dry state in
1890.
Quite likely the younger people of
the state who have come in since that
time think that settled the matter
Far from it.
From the word "go" it took a strong
Enforcement League constantly in the
field to keep semblance of dryness.
Into every legislature resubmission
was introduced and furnished the
grist for both legislative bodies for 20
years. If not more.
One year the drys won by just one
vote. Mai. Edwards of the Fargo Ar
gus cast that vote. Since he weighed
something over 300 pounds. the drys,
you can see, won by large majority.
The large dry majority North Da-
Xota always returns gives me solid
satisfaction. Now I see that N. D.
wants. or some think she wants, to
join in the beer parade" so it may
be of interest to North Dakota just
now to learn how it works in other
states that have dispensed with their
enforcement law.
First and foremost let's see who is
paying the piper" for these dances.
1t is an open secret. here in the east,
that the Association Against the Pro-
hibition Amendment is composed Of
some $50 millionaires and multi-mil-
lionaires. all paying heavy corporation
taxes. Their aim is to get rid of these
same taxes as the hearing in con-
gress plainly showed March, 1881.
There Irene DUPONT explained that
lit would save one of my companies
$40 100000 If we could have beer and
a tax on it,
A letter written by the president
of the A. A. P. A. was brought into
the hearing. In it, writing to pos
sible member, he said: do you real
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-29
EMM0NS TAXPAYERS
LOSE COURT ACTION
M'Kenna Holds Courthouse Pro.
posaI Legal But Adver-
tisement Was Faulty

Napoleon, N. D.. Aug. 29.-(P)-Ef-
forts to prevent construction Of the
proposed new Emmons county court
house at Linton failed in district
court here when Judge George NJ
McKenna of Napoleon refused to
grant restraining order against the
county commissioners.
A group Of taxpayers brought the
action to enjoin the county commits
sion from letting the contract for the
structure.
Judge McKenna ruled that the no.
tice advertising for bids was insuffi-
cient in that 1t did not comply with
the statutes as to form and held that
the commissioners should readvertise.
The taxpayers committee alleged
the commission acted unlawfully in
advertising for bids. that there are
no funds available that can be law
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-29
High School Teacher
COnfesses to Murder

Marshall, ILL.,. Aug. 29.-tP)-A story
of how H. c. Moor, 81. a Robinson,
ILL.,, high school teacher. al!egedly
slew his 32-year-old teacher-wife
Marjorie, because he had an exag-
gerated infsriority complex and be-
cause he was tired of "unwashed
dishes" was related by county author
tiles Monday.
Moor, the officials said, confessed
he shot his wife to death in their au-
tomobile on the night of August IA.
He was arrested at the time, bus
maintained he had been slugged and
his wife slain by hijac,Sers whom they
resisted OH lonely road six miles
from Marshall.
II want to spend the rest of my
life paying my deot to society by
teaching in the penitentiary," States
Attorney Victor Miller quoted Moo.
as saying in his confession, made
Sunday at the county Jail. Miller
said he would recommend life impri-
sonmcnt for the prisoner if he plead
ed guilty at the next term Of court in
November.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-29
Jap Naval Chieftain
Plans Goodwill Triu

Tokyo, A.g. 29.-P>-vice Admira
Kichisaburo Nomura was under or.
ders Monday to sail for the United
States on a mission Of goodwill
brought about by loose talk on both
sides of the Pacific"
The vice admiral is probably ia.
pans best-known naval officer and
having served at Washington. has a
wide acquaintance In the United
States. AS commander of the third
fleet at Shanghai during hostilities
there this year, he lost an eye in tbs
Hongkew bomb explosion.
Naval officials made no comment
on recent talk about the decision Of
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-29
GENERAL CONDITIONS

The barometric disturbance is CEN
tered over the Dakotas and askatche-
wan this morning and precipitation
occurred at most places throughout
the northern and western districts. All
the North Dakota stations reported
precipitation during the past 48 hours
Warm weather prevails over the Mis-
sissippi Valley and the immediate sur
rounding territory but temperatures
are lower over the Rocky Mountain
region.
Missouri river stage at z a. m. 0.6
it. "a hour change, 90 it.
Bismarck station barometer, inches:
27.72. Reduced to sea level, 29.44.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-29
HOME-L0AN BANKING
CHIEFS begin HUGE
STOCK SALE DRIVE
Expect to Place $4,000, 900
With Firms Eligible to
Rediscount Right

Washington, Aug. 29.-P)-A $685.
100000 sales campaign, on whose sue
cess will depend the amount OF fed
eral subscription to the new home
loan banks, Monday was begun by the
systems directing board.
Chairman Fort Of the board was
hopeful the entire fund-the ag-
gregate capital assigned to the IL
banks In as many uistricts-will be
subscribed by institutions eligible for
membership in the system. These are
building and loan associations, in
surance companies and savings banks.
But II subscriptions fall short, the
Reconstruction Corporation is au-
thorized to buy up to $l25.000. 900 Of
the systems capital stock.
The first step in the sale Of stock
will be the opening Of books for sub
scriptions to eligible institutions in
each district. They must remain open
80 days. Original subscriptions for
each of the dozen banks must equal
one per cent Of the aggregate UNI
paid principal of the subscribers
home mortgage loans, but not less
than 81 500 to each eligible member.
Shares will have a par value Of
500 each. The amount to be SUBJ
scribed in each district and the head
quarters Of that district, are:
District Cambridge, Mass, capt.
tai $l2,500,O00.
District Newark, N. j., capital
$2O,000,000.
District 3-Pittsburgh, capital $l2,-
100000.
District 4-Winston Salem, N. c.,
capital $10O00.0OO.
District 5-Cincinnati, capital $l5.-
100000.
District indianapolis, capital
$8,000,00
District 7-Evanston, ILL.,, capital
SIS, 100000.
District s-Des Moines, capital ST.
100000.
District 9-Little Rock, Ark, capt.
tai $4,000, 900.
District l0-Topeka, Kan, capital
$7,500,0OO.
District 11-Portland, Ore, capital
100000
District 12-Los Angeles, capital
$l0,0o0,000.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-29
PEOPLES Forum

Editors Note.-The Tribune vel.
comes letters on subjects OF in.
terest. Letters dealing with con.
t-oversial religious subjects. which
attack individuals unfairly. or
which offend good taste and fair
play will Do returned to the
writer's. All letters MUST be signed.
n y u wish to use a pseudonym,
Sign the pseudonym first and your
own name beneath 1t. We will 70.
spect such requests. Wa reserve
the right to delete such parts Of
letters as may be necessary to
conform to this policy.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-29
Note IMPROVEMENT
in MANY INDUSTRIES
Awakening Of Steel Consumers
During Last Week Report
ed in Dun's Review

While improvement has been larg-
est in such major industries as cotton
and WOODEN textiles and shoes and
leather, increased schedules have
been reported in lines varying all the
way from radios, furniture and pot
terry to rubberized goods, paints and
shipyards. according to Dun's weekly
business review.
There has been an awakening Of
steel consumers during the last week,
resulting in slightly increased inquir-
les and the placement of small orders
aggregating considerable tonnage for
immediate and future use, the report
says.
Structural orders in the Middlewest
and Southwest are coming to light
and municipal construction is receiv-
ing increased attention. Leaders in
the industry are looking forward to
the last quarter for pronounced up
swing. The automobile industry is
in the midst of its annual summer in
activities, with several of the plants
still closed for inventories and vaca-
tions. Despite the dull condition,
bright reports for the near future con-
tinue to emanate from the industry,
with semiofficial announcements Of
new models to be introduced during
the Fall months. Machine-tool busi-
ness virtually is at standstill. but
occasional orders are being booked for
single tools, and there is a little more
activity in used tools. Plant opera
tons in the Woodworking industries
have shown no marked change for the
better.
Manufacturers of wooden textiles for
mems wear lines are busy filling Or
ders from the clothing trade, and the
demand for women's wear Is broaden
ing, in the face of advancing prices.
The leading mills are running at
about 40 per cent of capacity. against
a low point Of IL per cent, and some
of the smaller mills are running full
time. New England sections continue
to report activity in shoe factory
operations. Some of the manufac-
turers, especially those making wom-
ems cheap grades of shoes. now are
running plants practically at normal
capacity. Manufacturers of tobacco
EA oNuNeo ttA 0uSACAs NOAINAACAO1Io lloN
ing improved during the last three
or four weeks. The paint business
continues fairly good. and more in
quiries are being received for hard
wood flooring materials and veneers.
Fundamentally. the oil business is in
a better condition than it has been
for several years; this is true particu-
larry of crude production.
Meat consumption now is sharply
higher. and this news is distinctly en-
couraging to meat-packing establish
ments. There is slightly more activity
in the furniture manufacturing indus
cry. Manufacturers of chocolate pro-
ducts and other CONNECTIONS still are
running on short time, but it is
thought that some improvement is in
sight. Papar-boX manufacturers re-
port trade as rather spotty. although
business from textile and shoe manu-
facturers is increasing.
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Vessel Is Damaged
AS 1t Hits Whale

New London, Conn.,, Aug. o.
R)-Somewhere in the Atlantic
there's a whale with a bump on
his head. The coast guard de-
stroyer Wood returned to port
with its bridge supports bent ana
propeller damaged as the result
OF a collision with a whale. The
whale, officers said, disappeared
after the crash.
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fully diverted for the construction Of
the court house, and that no building
should be constructed until the ques-
ton is submitted to vote of the pco-
pie.
The commission proposes to spend
$50 900 for construction of the base
ment and ground floor of the building
for the present. Money now in a
county memorial fund would be used
by the commission to construct the
basement and ground floor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-29
ACCIDENT KILLS is

Ponce. Pureto Rico. Aug. 29.-(R-
Eighteen persons were killed and 80
injured Monday when motor trucl:
loaded with delegates to meeting of
the Liberal party skidded and rolled
over a cliff.
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night and Tues
day; cooler.
For North Da-
kota: Showers to-
tonight and Tues
day; cooler west
portion tonig h t;
cooler Tuesday.
For South 'Da-
kota Showers to-
night and possibly
Tuesday morning:
cooler.
For Montana.
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the United States to leave her fleet
in the Pacific this winter.
Rumors were current, meanwhile.
that the arsenals and airplane fac.
tories controlled by the army were
working overtime. but army officials
merely said the arsenals were replac-
ing munitions and materials expended
in the Shanghai campaign.
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west, showers and cooler east portion
tonight; Tuesday generally fair.
For Minnesota: Showers probable
tonight and Tuesday; warmer near
Lake Superior tonight; cooler in west
and south portions Tuesday.