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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-25
MERCURY ON RISE
Slightly Warmer Weather
Due, Says ForecaSter.

Temperature slightly higher than
the maximum of Sc Sunday is prob
able today, according to j. H. Arm
ington, weather bureau chief.
With showers or thunder storms
probable Tuesday, Arlington does
not expect temperatures will be as
high as prevailed last week when a
new high of 81 was reached, but he
made it plain that the hot wave
is not ended definitely.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-25
GRAIN DEALERS SEE
CHAOS IN 6O-DAY
TRADINGHALTEDICT
You Pay

Every way you turn, the new
taxes hit you. When you eat,
sleep, walk, ride. or just sit
around, you're paying and pay
ing.
Just so you'll know how the
new imposts affect you, The
Times presents today, on Page
Q, the first of a series showing
the far-reaching effects of the
tax laws. For the mex twenty
days a short article will ap-
pear daily, telling you just
where you're affected. Read
the first one today, and watch
for the succeeding articles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-25

Judge Lewis said it would be nee
essary, of course, to differentiate be-
tween the man whose act is mott
waited by the starvation of his family
and the man who really is a GRIM
inal type.
Il am a firm believer in the ulti-
mate sanity of our people" he said.
Il think they are innately sound,
but believe that unless relief of
some sort is forthcoming shortly
these people are going to rise up
and take things into their own
hands. There is no telling to what
lengths desperate men. goaded by
starvation of their families, will go. "
For the last month. Philadelphia s
unemployed. numbering approx
mately $4,000 families or 100000
individuals have not received money
or food from the unemployment
committee.
The committee which admins
tered S5,0OO,O0O raised by public sub
scription. through the winter and
an additional $500, LOCO provided by
the state legislature in the S10,000,-
600 Talbot relief bill. was disbanded
at that time, its funds exhausted.
Then the legislature went into
another special session and during
the days and weeks of discussion
over relief legislation, Philadelphia s
near starving have lived in hope.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-25
CRUSHED BY 'HEAVE HO'
Logger Suspect Hides Behind Door
Cops Break 1t In.

Playing peek-a-boo with police
men landed DAD Glover, so, of 1851
Central avenue, in city hospital with
dislocated shoulder.
Glover lodged behind a door in
the house when police appeared with
a search warrant. The cops "heave-
hoed" and the door went in, and
Glover went over on the floor, sus-
tanning the injury.
Police said they found a gallon
of whisky. DAD and his son Her
man, 80. were arrested on blind
tiger charges.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-25
DENY MELLON
TO QUIT POST
British Reports Are Wrong,
Says State Department.

By United Press
+ WASHINGTON, July 25.-The
state department said today it had
no reason to believe that Andrew
w. Mellon, ambassador to Great
Britain planned to resign. 1t char
acterized British press reports OF
his resignation as mere speculation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-25
H00Uer Fortune ShrinkS
So, 100000 in Is Years

-
YORK, July 25-President has lost than
100000 of according the magazine For
tune which estimated dvnded to about 100000 since 1914
The Presidents 100000 annually when
80 said that salary
from financing
Mr. Hoover his 1914 fortune estimated s4000Oc0
in the International Development Company formed in 1920 he lost
quarter million newspaper venture, lost heavily The
industrial and financial depression the magazine said
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-25
Burglar suspect Is Nabbed

Edward Usher, y, of 4O8 East
Louisiana street, apartment24, faces
charges of vagrancy and drawing a
deadly weapon as a result Of his ar
rest early today after police dis
covered an attempt had been made
to break into the Calvin Fletcher
school, $40 Virginia avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-25
Glider Champion Is Killed


By United Press
COLOGNE, July 25.-Gunther
Groenhoff, worlds champion glider,
was killed here when he jumped
from rudderless machine and his
parachute failed to open.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-25
NAB 81 DUNES DRIVERS
Motorists Slated on Charges of
Reckless Driving by Cops.

Fifty-Seyen motorists were ar
rested on the Dunes highway Sun
DAY on charges of reckless driving,
the result of a campaign by force
OF ten state policemen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-25
CHILD TO MAKE
 RADIO ADDRESS

majorIty Co rise up and make Known It's desires will bc made by Richard Washburn Child, former United states ambassador 10 Italy, over e National, Broadcasting com. pany network tomorrow after.
 Chiid's address, which will be hoard .at b:45 D. m, F. D. <. T.. over an NBC.WEAF network. will not concern Itself with party poll. ties, but with the interest and de- sire for the expression of the thoroughly American majority.
 9in addition to his writing. mag azine editing and his ambassador iAi position in Italy, Child has represented the United states In q number Of important internatlon- ai conferences in Europe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-25
Radio Notes;

SThe customary 70. K. America" or 70. k. Louis Sobol." heard on an NEG network during the Lucky strike hour. was changed tho other nisht when the program came ftom an airplane flying over New York city. rho call became 70. K. Terra Firma."
 Julia Sanderson was telling, over an- NEG network the other night. of friend of hers who recently became bride. The bride told Jtilia she was able to save money since l started cooking my nus. band only eats half as much as he used to-"
 S1n five years of broadcasting, JeSsica Dragcnette, NEG soprano, has memorised more than 300 songs and the lead roles Of 75 op:: srettas. Miss Dragonette is one Of the few artists who do not use notes while bgoadcasting.
 The sixth of the Gilbert and sui. Ilvan opersttas to Do presented n WLwI}s Wednesday evening %. rios will be '1oianthe." Leo De H|erapoIis baritone; Joan Ruth. 70. praHo; Alice Thwins and Jean Newhouse, contraltos; George CiBrIen and Carey Booth, tcnors; jeck Oakley. bass0. A 1sw tenor to ba heard with this sroi4 IA that of Iypcicn Tamur. Tine WLW orches. fra fand q mixed chorus will assist with this program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-25
.;ss.:. sss;s WTIC x,'ss,s,.. issS

5:1b--"Skippy." 5:30--Wayne King and his or-
 ctestrn. B;45-"Mother Goose"--Bessic ~ Lillian Taft. 6:00-Bulfetins e.O6--Serenading Strlngs--Chris-
 tian Kriens, director. 6:3G--Studio recital. 6:45--Dance orchestra. 7;00-"Artihcial Restorations and IiW What To Expect From
 Them"---Dr j. r. Barton
 Hartford Tuberculosis so-
 ciety. 7:l0-Baseball scores. 7:ib--Whispering Banjos--Austln
 Scrivener, director. 7:sO--"Good Will fndustries'-- N Hon. William Phillips, for.
 mer Minister of the United
 states to Canada. 7:45-The Goidbergs. S:00-Carefree Quarter hour. S:15-Music Craftsmen. s:30--Musical scrapbook. 9:00--The Revelers. 0;30--Nathaniel Shiikrets or.
 ch0stra, 1o:0o--Topnotchers of Sport. 10:30--News; weather; Atlantic
 Coast Marine forecast. 10.35-WTfC revue--with Merry
 Madcaps, Norman Cloutier,
 director; Three Mad Hat.
 ters; Frances Baldwin. ti:30-Joe Candullo and his Seven
 Gables orchestra. 12:O0 m.--CollIn Driggs, organist. Jg:S0 a, m.--Silent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-25
"TlsH" TALES TO qsT
 BE BROADCAST
Nen York
New York

Mary Roberts Rineharts cele. brnted irish" stories, followed by millions of readers for more than 20 years, have been dramatized Tor radio listeners. TkeG dauntless apinstcr and her two loyal but pencc.loving companions, Lizzie and AggIc, will face C microphono on m NBC.WJz network Monday, June c, nt 10:4b D. Tn., B. D. 5. T.. and ench Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday thereafter at the same hour. w :. ~
 Mrs Rinehart, who has written i've volumes dealing with the es" capades of the three maiden lad. ies, has given exclusive permis. sion for their radio drnmltization Co Katherine Seymour, NEG assist. mt continuity editor and author of many popular radio serials, Scripts for the first group Of stories already have been read and ap. proved by Mrs Rinehart.
 The first Tish story was written by Mrs ftinehart for the Baturday Evening Post in 1911. Since it's appearance, the author, in res sponse t0 an insistent demand. has written Tlsh story after Fish story until that intrepid lady has be- come one of the best known char. acters in modern fiction.
 "rhe Cave on Thunder Cloud" :" which tolls of tine experiences Of the three respectable, middle.aged ladies, and Modestine. the donkey. on . walking tour. will be the first of the stories to reach the radio audience.
 Marion Barney, well known to radio and the stage, will play the role of Tish. Miss Barney was the original Mother Carney in the production of "Mother Carney's Chickens" and has besn seen on Broadway with 0eoFge Ariiss and in George Kelly's s'Maggis t1e Magnificent" and "The Butter and Egg Man" Aggis will be played by May Buckley, and Lizzie by Jessie
 Mss Seymour, author of the Tish radio scripts, has been ( radio writer since .the pioneer days of broadcasting. z She wrote the "Famous Loves" series and "rhs Family Goes Abroad" and ig co. author of the book, How to Write for the tIsaio."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-25
O. the Air To-day
.':':.. z. WEAF .,,::ss,.. ::s
NsW YoEk

S:oo-atudio program. k.1k-~Hikippy--&ketc E:E0-~KinR orchestra. f:lE-schlrmer and schmiit. 6,o0--To be announced. e:sE--saivation Army talk. e:So--GountnIneer music. S:4k--To be announced. 7,oo--JacuueB D'Avrey. songs. T;1E--Conctrt orchestra. 7.1k--The Goidbergs--sketch. s:0o-T3ig Time-sketch. s:so-The old Counselor; sym
 phony orchestra. e:00--Concert orchestra; Grace
 Hayes. soprano; Revelers
 quartet. s;so--Concert orchestra; Gladys
 Rice, soprano; Lewis
 James. tenor. lO,0O--Ida Bailey Allen Inter-
 viewed by Grantland Rice;
 James Melton, tenor;
 Haenschen's orchestra. i0:3O-Concer orchestra; Nina
 Koshetz, soprano. 1i:O0--Nellie Revell, interview. l1.ib--Lopez orchestra. 1f:45-Beal Street Nights. i2:00--Ralph Kirbery, songs. 12:OB a. m.--Rogers orchestra. 12:a0--Agnew orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-25
n.':,. :ss WDRc s!. x''ss,s'.. .s's

5,00-Kathryn Parsons, dirl
 O'Yesterday. 5;a6--Going to Press. 6.S0-IIal Goodwin. Songs of the
 Hills and Plains. 6i46--Prohibition Plainly Put. 8.0O--Connie Boswell. 7.fb-Harold Stern's St Moritz orchestra. 6t45--Bing Crosby. 7sO0--Myrt and Marge. 7:fb--Tune Blenders; Lanny Ross, baritone. 1:9O--Chandu tho Magician. .7:4b--Morton Downey, Anthony
 Wons, Jacques Remarks
 orchestra. S:00--irving Kaufman, Roger
 Whites orchestra. Siib--singin' Sam. s:S0--Norman Hapgood, talk;
 Shllkret Novelties. s:4b--Colonci stoopnaslo and
 Bud. D.00--- Burns and Alien, comedy
 duo; Guy Lombardos or.
 chestrp. a;30.-- Mystery drama. 10:00-MusIc that Satisfies; Ruth
 Fitting. 10.i5-Dr Herman N. Bundosen,
 Adventures in Health. i0.30--S0clety's Piayboy; Norman
 Brokenshire; We co m c Lewis, contralto; Brusiloff' $
 orchestra. t0:4b--Street Singer. 1f:00--Columbia Symphony or-
 chestrh. ii.30--Don Redmon's Connie Inn
 orchestra. fKDKA, Pittsburgh--eSOk 6f30--Same as WIZ. G.00--Tellers music. S.ib.f0:fb--same as WIZ. 10:f5-Home Singers. 10.30--Same as WIZ. i0;45--Around the Cracker.
 Barrel--Sketch. 1 1fs00--Sport review, news. 1ti20--Kemp orchestra. 12sO0--Same as WIZ.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-16
COURT NEWS

A short session of the district court was held this morning, Judge E. Coke Hill presiding.
 A number of foreclosures and de- crees were rendered, one of which was in the matter of the McCord Alaskan Company, upon petition of one of the creditors for recon- sideration of claims of the peti- tioning creditors.
 A number of dispositions having been heretofore taken, with the consent of all counsel represent ing the several parties, the deposi- tions were submitted to the court to be read during the day and the case continued until Friday for further testimony and argument.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-16
IN THE LOWER COUNTRY

A number of Alaska Railroad of ficials are reported to be down in the Russian river and Moose Pass country today; tonight, or early in the morn, they will continue on to Seward to extend the hand of well come to the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce party, and o tn CT visitors.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-16
SPECIAL

For one day only, next Monday, June 20, all dry-cleaning will be ac- cepted at one-half the regular price. Seward Steam Laundry.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-16

Flowers made to order for all oc- casions. SYLVIA'S.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-16
U|VALASKA NEWS
(By Special Correspondent

(By Special Correspondent
 MT. and Mrs. Earl Ramsey, Ter ritorial teachers at Unalaska, gave a very enjoyable patriotic program by the children of Unalaska, May I3, from which we all learned a great many incidents relative to the career of our honored first President, George Washington. The program was intersperSed with appropriate songs and recita- tions and concluded with a very interesting play called, "The Lure of the Sea-" The youngsters put their whole heart into the per formance, and the stage settings and Well-lighted hall of the Alas ka Commercial Company did much to enhance the evenings enter tainment
 At the conclusion of the chil- dren's part, the grown-ups were given an opportunity to perform, and proceeded to take advantage of it by dancing until 1 o'clock a. n, to the accompaniment of the Una laska Orchestra Clubs best music
 The supply boat SS Lakina ar rived May 19, bringing several pas SengerS for Unalaska, among whom were MT. and Mrs. E. K. Ped Ter, MT. Fred Shroder, who has re- ceived the contract to construct the new Office of Indian Affairs school at Attu; Mrs. F. c. Lentz, wife of chief of naval radio sta tion, Dutch Harbor; Mrs. Olson, wife of the navy yard foreman now in charge of the construction work at Dutch Harbor radio sta tion, and Mrs Mary Ross, who has spent the past IS months in Cali fornia in an effort to recover her health. She now has convalesced sufficiently to return to her home and it is hoped she will continue to improve as the summer ad- vanceS.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-16

While Seward may bit wild at times, it is no excuse for the liners to slip up it in the dark
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-16

MT. E. K. Pedler is secretary for the Alaska Commercial Company in San Francisco and is spending his third summer in Unalaska in the interests of his company. Sev- eral new improvements are con- templated for the store and res taurant, which will assist materi- ally in giving work to the unem- ployed of the village.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-16

The sailing schooner Beulah, owned by the Alaska Salmon Com pany, arrived on the 21st after 35 days en route from San Francis co. She brought supplies for both stores. The Beulah expects to re- main here all summer cod fishing, and hopes to return south at the end of the season with a capacity load of some 25O to 300 tons of fish.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-16
RECIPROCITY

Hardly week passes when the newspaper of every town is not called upon to stress the economic advantage of home patronage other constructive subject In this respect they have been found wanting a vocatng any movement calculated to protect local indus try and business.
 It now time when the newspaper itself has right to ask reciprocity in the form of home patronage Agents of Outside printing establishments travelling the Railroad Zone-they in Seward today-sociting job prnting What slight advantage that may be gained local forces employed These employees support local bus mess houses Loyalty than any other group in the city, including owners of local establishments and have right to ask that this support be recprocated.
 We are wondering if these itinerant purveyors are within the law; have they obtained city and territorial license, and do they pay school tax?
 At last the nation has it's revenge. Wall Street is said to have mortgage all of the sheep of the West Wait until they hook up with the Sheepsherers' Union and have to walk back home
 flo ord +y,;1I ;c
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29
A WEST SIDEI MAGYAR
FIUK SPORT CLUBJA

A West Sideon magyar finkh6l
all6 sport club alakult, melynek
celia sportnak minden teren
val6 kultivalasa. A sport club
most azon faradozik, hogy egy ell
s6rangu football csapatot allitson
XII a football szez6n megnyitasa.
kor. A sport club mas sportagakat
is fel0lel.
K6riink mlinden magyar sport
kedvel6t, hogy al1jon be a sport
club tagjai soraba. A beallasi es
tagsagi dig havi % centben lett
megallapitya, mely 0sszeg a csa-
pat kiadasait fogja fedezni.
Aki teheti jojj0n el penteken
este Kish, Salt Spring Is Florense
ave. sarkan lev0 iizlcthely sbe,
4a tov6bbi teend6k megbessel6se
yegett. AZ egybahiv6k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29
100000 DOLLAR KAMAT0T
FIZET XII A CITY BANK
JANUAR no 2-AN

TT. r. Hooper, a City Trust
& Savings Bank choke hirdet-
menyt bocsatott XII. amelyben
ertesiti a City Trust & Savings
Bank takarekbetev6it. hogy a
penzintezet 1888 januar 2-an
100000 dollar kamatot fog
kifizetni az intczet takarekbe-
tev6inek, mcly 0sszeg 31a sza-
zalekos kamatnak fclcl meg.
"Ezen 0sszcg a ptnzintezet
iizletfrlcitGl szarmazik, nelly
nyereseg es kamat fej@ben lett
befizetve.s 1928 julius 1S-ika
ota, .amikor a penzintezet uira
megnyilt, fizetend6 szamlak
= anyagi szempontb6I a leg
alcsonyabbra lettek leszallitva.
A bank a megnyitas napjatol
fenyes eredmenyt mutat Xxi,
mely eredmeny kozonseg es
az intezet takarakbetev6inek
kello bizalmaval volt elerhet0
mondotta Hooper elnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29

jczni, sot mar a fenntartasa is vc-
sz6lyben van.
Az inteZet soha mem volt fele-
kezeti 6s mem is lesz. Hivatalosan
ki birjuk mutatni, hogy lak6i ko-
z0tt voltak keves kivetellel min
den vallasfelekezetb6l. Azert jo-
gosnak erzem magam partfogas-
ra, megmentesre sz6litani fel az
amerikai magyarsagot altalaban.
Az Otthon igazgat6 bizotrtsaga.
(12 tagb6l all) mindenkepen gon-
dolkozott, NIT tegyen 0regjeink-
kel. Hazakiildene - de hovao -
mines otthonuk. Szetosztana pri-
vat hazakhoz. de Xxi vallalja tel
jes gondviseleset, t0bbnek orvos-
lasat? Angel menhazakban ker-
monk nekik helyet, de k0ny0r0g-
mex, ne dobjuk ell 0ket magnnk-
t6l olyan nep koze. melynek nyel-
vet mem birjak. Nit tegyiink9 Ez
az egyediili, hogy segitsegre hiv-
juk altalaban a magyarsagot cz-
uttal is. J0jjetek, kedves magyar
testvereim, segitsetek a mcntcs
Macy munkajaban.
Minden adomany az Aggmen-
haz penztarnokahoz kiildend6 az
alabbi cimre es 3 maid napila-
pok utjan fogja pontosan nyug-
tazni: Rev. VIM. Dauda, 20OS e.
119 ST., Cleveland, Ohio. Min
den felvilagositasert hozzam, az
igazgat6 bizottsag eln0kehez le-
het irni:
Rev. Gabriel Petrc
350S Chatham Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29
Sheet & Tube Co.
a Dollar Bankban
A Sheet & Tube Company 200 XII
l0nbozo gyartmanyat allitotta ki
Dollar Bank helyisegeiben..
Macy az erdekl0des kiallitas
irant. Rengeteg szemlel6.

A Dollar Savings & Trust Co
bankhclyisagciben rcndezend0 so
rozatos ki;IGtlsok sorin most Il
Youngstown Sheet & Tube gyart-,
manyainak kiallitasa keriilt s0r-
ra. Mahoning megye egyik leg
nagyobb aceltelepenek kiallitasa5
ez, mely 200 kiilonfele gyartma-
nyat allitotta XII.
Az aceltelep Macy feltiinest IS
erdekl6dest kelt6 kiil0nfele gyart
manyain kiviil gyonyorii feny-
kepfelvetelekben bemutatja a ke-
szitett, illetve az el0allitOtt
gyartmanyok milyen anyagokb0l
kesziiltek: vaserct0l kezdve
teljes eloallitasi metodusig. A XII
allitott gyartmanyok, valamint
fenykepfelvetelek meg vannak
vilagitva, ugy hogy pontosan, i
legaprobb reszletekig pontosan
szemlelhet6k meg.
A kiallitast Myron G. Curtis, Il
Sheet & Tube alkalmazottja rem
deztc a legnagyobb szakertelem-
mel es iigyesseggel, aki mnnkaja
reven Torontoban Is Detroitban
elso dijat nyert A fenykepfelvf-
teleket Walter Bartz, a Sheet 4
Tube Co. hivatalos fenykepdszc
keszitette.
A kiallitast naponta ezer es
ezer ember tekinti meg. Minden
magyar ember teljesen dijtalanul
negtekintheti ezen tanulmany0s
kiallitast Dollar Bankban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29

"A veszedelem erzese, amely
minden pillarsatban haborut ta-
maszthat K0sep-Eur6p kesz-
tetett, hogy magam6va tegyem a
szetdarabolt Magyarorszag iigyet.
Az 0sszes szerz6desek k0z0tt, anne
lyek a vilaghaborut k0yettek, a
trianoni szerz6des a legmenthetet-
lenebb. Gennyed6 sebet hagyott
Europa sziveben, mely mem fog
begyogyulni, mig a letez6 igaz-
sagtalansagoknak veget mem vet
nek. A bekeszerz6deseket mem te-
remtettek szentnek es serthetet-
lennek. Tizenket ev tapasztalata
mutatja, hogy q megcsonlitott
Magyarorszag hatarainak kiiga-
zitasa parancsol6 sziiksegesseg." !"
Rothermere lord.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29
Chicago 1888. evi
nagy vilagvasarja
Az Egyesiilt Allamok minden al.
lama es a vilag 0sszes orszagai is
kepviselve lesznek a vilagtortene.
lem legnagyobb vilagvasarjan.

A Michigan to partjan egy ui
varos epul mostanaban. Giganti-
kus epiiIetek, modern stilusban,
ujszerii anyagokbol; elektromos-
sag, technika, tudomany IS nil
veszet 0sszpontosul ebben a va
rosban.
Ez varos pedig mem mas, -
mint az 1933-as chicagoi viIagva-
sar helye. Ezen yasaron az
egesz vilag kepviselve lesz. Ez a
vasar 40 ewes evfordulo.ia lesz
az lS93-as chicagoi vilagvasar-
max es biiszken fogja hirdetni
Chicago fejlGdeset.
Chicago varosa 1888 ban meg
csak par rongyos kunyh0b6l al
lott, amelyek egy er6d k0re epiil
tex; ma Chicagonak 3.500.0OO la
kosa van es vilag 0t0dik legna.
gyobb varosa. Ez varos szim-
boluma lesz ennek a szediiletes
fejlodesnek. Be fogja mutatni
Chicago es az Egyesiilt Allamok
fejlodesenek minden fazisat. kezd
We az indian kultnratol. az cls6
telepcseken at cgeszen ma gep-
koraig.
Az elelStromossag IS radio
csodai, az autOmobil es szallitasi
iparok leguiabb modelled mellett.
a nepmiiveszet ts iparmiiveszet
csodai. az epit6szet 6s szepmiive-
szctek legremekebb alkotasai lesz
mex bemntatva. K6pviselve lesz
az Egyesiilt AlIamok mindegyik
allama es a vilag 0sszes orszagai
Ezerfele sz0rakozasrol condos.
kodik maid a vasar ct h6napos
tartalma alatt gyermekek IS fel-
nottek szamara. Milleneumi ESQ.
dak varjak az odadrkez6ket. Tud.
lux. hogy Chicago felepiteseben
es fellenditts6ben milyen nagy
resziik volt bevandorelt anne
rikaiaknak. Testiik munkajan &
veriill vereit6ken epiilt fel ez a
hatalmas varos. exert chicago
vilagvasaron mclto hely illeti mes
oket. Kiilon napok lettek rezer
valva az egyes nemzetisegek sza
mara, amikor csoportjaik be fog
jak mutatni miiveszetiilSet &
nepiparukat.