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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-17

Gilbert BettHlan, ONO allanl-
max ketszcr Inegvalasztott fo-
iigyesze, most palyazik az Egyc-
silt Allamok szenatorsagara
Republikanns tiketcn. Macy mutt
ra tekint vissza mint iigyved, ta-
nit6. Republikanus, katona, a j6-
tekonysag szolgajas .j6 ferj Is apa.
Bettman. CineIrnati, Oh szii-
letesiL .ilgyaaote zse Geztasel stannl-S
manyait es a Haryardi-i egyetem
elvtgzese utan 20 evig folytatta
iigyvedi prakszis;lt.
Ohio allan polgarai ismerik a
f6ugyeszt IS tudjak, hogy min
dig sikra sail az allan polgarai
erdek6ben. 8 mindig sikra szal-
lott az allami Is birodalmi tor
vtnyszekei elott, hogyha az allan
polgarainak ugye EFT ugy kivan-
Ia. Munkassaga az lyen iigyekben
mindig sikerrel jart. Nevezetes
gy6zelmc mint allami foiigyesz, az
East Ohio Gas Co. iigye, mely
iigyben megszerezte az Egyesiilt
Allamok legf3bb bir6saganak
egyertelmii d0nteset, hogy gaz
behozatala Ohio allamba fogyasz.
tasi ado ala keriljon. Ezen don
tes behozott Ohio allan iircscd5
kincstaraba 81 10000 hatra;
lekot adoban IS egy alapot is la-.
tesitett, mely evente $500,0-t .j0.
vedelmez Ohio allamnak. Az Al.
len County .kotelezveny iigye.
a tanit6k visszavonasi penzalapja
es a munkasnep p6tlo-penzalapja,
meg lett mentve a foiigyesz altal,
amid6n Ohio allan f6t0rvenysze-.
Ike ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS min6si.'
tette ezen k0telezvenyek ervfny-
be leptetesenek vegzeset. 0 ezen
iigyet ugy vezette, hogy ezaltal
az allamnak sok milli6 dollar ara
k6telezvenyt mentett meg.
Egy mask kitGnS Is eredme-
nyes iigye volt Columbian Bldg.
and Loan iigy, mely ellen eey
betev6 pert inditott, hogy a
Franklin County-i torvenyszek
gondnokot nevezzen XII. A f6.
iigyesz, hogy Building & Loan
helyzetet Ohio allamban meg
mentse, ellenpert inditott Ohio
allan f5torvenyszeke elott es ICY
megmentettc a Building & Loan
tarsasagot, ugy hogy penziigyi "a
varok eseten sziiksegtelen lesz
neutrality-suspicious. kinevezni.
Bettman f6iigy6sz niagara von-
taa q figyelmet, mlpt foyadigyved
asclevelandi v&lAxst&sok i alkal-
NAVAL slt5vststt sseal1 1sok. iigy6-
b4n, melg aelsk ATslsa vllasz-
[t6i Jog sseutsdgSs msgyddt E. Mint
Nkd6s Ohio allan haj6fGsi sjogk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-17
0riasi tapsvhar utott misor minden szereploienek

~ AcS0A OetE0 VAAl0A JuUOVU ~ IL
(S) Marc. 13-an, vasarnap del
utan zsufolasig megtelt Central
Auditorium nagyterme, amelyben
6si magyar tradiciohoz hiven, lin.
nepre gyiilt ossze Youngstown es
videke 0sszmagyarsaga, hogy mel
to m6don, kegyelettel ad6zzon
magyar szabadsag ket nagy ha-
lottjanak: Pet6fi Sandornak es
Kossuth Lajosnak.
Az iinnepely fenytt nagyban
cmelte a Youngstown es yideki
Magyar Egyhazak Is Egylctek
observation-disclosures azon clhata-
rozasa. hogy a magyar szabatlsag
iinnepevel kapcsolatban megiin-
nepelte George Washington. fo-
gadott hazank els6 cln0kenck
cook sziiletesnapjanak avfordu-
lojat.
. Emlekczetes nappa avatta va.
rosunk magyarsaga 1882 marcius
13-at. Mar ket ora elott gyiilekc-
zett a k0z0nseg az iinnepGly mel
tosagahoz hivcn Kossuth Lajos Is
George Washington arckepeyel,
valamint mindket nemzet zaszl6i-
val f0ldiszitett Central Andito.
riumba. ahol az iinncpely meg
nyitasaig Orosz Ferenc es kitiino
magyar zenekara sep magyar ze-
nebcn reszesitettc a nagyszamban
mcgjclent kozonseget.
Jelcn voltak az iinnepelyen a
varos prominensebb alakjai, tob-
Dek k0z0tt julius Kahn, a Truscon
Steel Co. elnokenek baios nejc.
aki habar amerikai sziiletesii,
de magyar szarmazasn Is a ma.
gyar iigyekert mindig rajong.
OFT lattuk a helvbeli Woman's
City Club szamos tagbol allo
kiildottseget. akiknek megjelene-
Sc nagyban emclte kettGs iinne-
pely fenyet. Jelen volt t6bb mas
amerikai is. valamint magyar
papjaink, iigyvedek, orvosok ts
magyarsag apraja-nagyja. val
laskiil0nbseg nelkiil.
Delutan fel haromkor kezdetet
vettes az impozans iinnepely. A
miisorszamok sorrend szerint a
k6vetkez6k voltak:
l. Az eln0ki megnyit6t Lengyel
Peter, a Nagvbizottsag alelnokc
tartotta. aki r0vid megnyit6jaban
i;dv6z6lte nagyszamban meg
,ielent k0z0ns6get.
2. My Country, amerikai Him
nuszt enckeltc k6z0nseg.
3. Ezutan kis Lengyel Janos
szavalta el ttBujdos6 magyarok =
e. verset. A kis Lengyel Janost
Macy tapsviharban r6szesitette az
iinnepl5 koz0nseg.
4. "1848-1932'. Harmasjele.
netet Danish JOSEF 0sszealli-
tasa es rendezese mellett bemu-
tattak Horvath Margitka (Hun.
garia), Bartha Erzsike (Mberty),
Danish JOSEF (Diszmagyar), az
ezen c6lra keszitett Is beszerzett
kosztiimeikben tudasuk legjavat
adtak. A sug6 szerepet Horvath
Istvan latta el nagy hozzaertessel.
AZ el6k6p valamennyi szerepl6it
nagy tapssal honoralta q k0z0n-
seq.
S. Pet6fi halhatatlan (" Talpra
magyar -j&t .szavalta Lovas IA.
jos nagyon' dgyesen.s n
s. Ezutlp /. K6bor Ir6n prima-
donna, - budapest Kirily Szin:
haz volt tagja lipett ! k5s6nssg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-17
Gilbert Bettman nyilatkozilx
a prohibici6s t0rvenyrd

l8-ik torvenyckket meg kel m6dositani. szokas l6
tesit torvenyt pedig tory6ny szokast, mondja
alabb nylatkozataban kval6 alamferfiu aki Egy4s
Aamok szenatusaban kvan heye foglalni hogy szembe
szahasson prohbici6 igazsagtalan torveny6vel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-17
MAGYAR DEMoKRATA xLUB
HAVI uYUIGsI xI.lrARAD

nA Magyar Demokrata Nnb
IA6Fsipk 2t.en tartando yaltss
49, NsgxpSntstrs yal6 IA intettel
selmsrad sjoy6 haxi resdssI
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-17
Esen16ny yeAYou

palkat ARA, hogy megdicserjiik a
youngstown Is k0rnyeli magyar.
s&got azert, inert ismet ezres
szamban kereste fel a Nagybizott-
sag m&rciusi iinnepelyet.
A mi marciusi iinnepiink0n
r6sztvesz a k0rnyeki magyar ko.
l6nia java. AZ ut6bbi evekben
soha sem volt ezernel kevesebb
ember q teremben. Az iden sem
volt kiv6tel, dac&ra anak, hogy az
id6k bixony rosszak Is munkanel-
kill gondokkal kiizd6 emberekt6l
mem igen lehetett volna elvarni,
hogy eljojjenek.
Vitaztak mar arr6l, hogy meny-
hyien Is voltak vasarnap delutan
d Central Auditoriumban. Meg.
gy6z6dtiink arr6l, hogy terem
also emeleten 480 szeket allitot.
talk fel, mig ket oldalt tovabbi
szazhusz iil6hely volt. Eek csak-
mem mind lnegteltek. A karzaton
400 iil6hely volt. Eek is csaknem
mind el voltak foglalva. A karza.
tolxon &s a f0ldszinten legalabb
150 ember ALT Icy tehat ezernel
t0bben voltak az innepelyen.
DR.. P6lya Laszl6 kollegank, aki
mar evek 6ta mem volt Youngs-
townban, meglepetessel nezte a
t0meget.
ssok marcus 15.en voltam, de
meg annyi kozonseget mint nala-
tok mem LATHAM soha'', mondotta
Or. P6lya.
Ez az idei dicseret derek ma
gyarsagunknak.
. / i 5e -s
De h&t aztan erdemes is elmen.
III Nagybizottsagunk marciusi i'm
nep@lyeire, a nyari nagy Magyar
Napra. Erdemes azert, inert a
Nagybizottsag mindig szem elott
tartja, hogy, csakis erdemes, .tani.
t6 el6adasok, szonoklatok, szava-
Iatok e. miivesxi enek es zene sza.
mok keriiljenek programme.
Magyar kulturanknak nagy Sc
gits6ge a marciusi iinnepely.
Tartsuk is meg ezt a jo szokast
addig, mig lesz magyar es leszar.
mazottja a Mahoning acelgyaros
v5lgysben. = = e = = -''''' =
A marciusi iinnepelyek igazi es
nagy hatast gyakorolnak gyerme-
keinlre, akik lit sziilettek. Mar
,nagaban ez a teny is nemcsak er-
demesse, de egyenesen sziikseges-
Sc teszi az tinnepelyek megtar-
tas&t.
Mem mulaszthatjuk Ell megje-
gyezni, hogy meg soha annyi anne
rikai vendegiink mem volt mar
ciua iinnepelyen, mint az iden,
EbhG q szempontb6l sajnos, hogy
mem gondoskodtunk egy 10 per.
ces angol nyelvu el6adasrol, Ma
gyarorszagr6l 6s a magyar iigy.
r6l. Ezt a j0v6ben mem szabad ell
,nulasztani.
Vend6geink egyresze politikai
jel6ltekbH allott, akiket sajat
6rdekiik hozott el az iinnepelyre,
de 9 mask resz olyanokb6l allott.
akik AZ angol napilapokban elhe-
lyezett cikkekb6l @rtesiltek az
iinnepAyr6l Is eljottek a magya-
rolkat megn6zni, magyar muzsi.
kit, magyar dalt hallgatni. Vol
tax olyanok is. kil0n0sen n6k,
aldket magyar ismer5seik hivtak
meg. Mem is bantak meg, hogy ell
j6ttek.
T0bbek k0zt oft volt Mrs. Tho
mas, . Woman's City Club choke
Is tobb tagja Mrs julius Kahn.
nal. Annyira megtetszett nekik a
magyar iinnepely, hogy azonnal
elhataroztak, hogy a k0zel j0vo-
ben magyar delutant rendeznek a
Wick Avenuen iev6 el6kel6 klub-
hazban. Ha ez magyar luncs es
A6Ift6n <6aau1Ane ~ : I,v,c 1kr,.1 +. 1.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-09-16
STATE INSULL
HOLDING FIRM
PROBE LOOMS
Affairs Pertaining to Gary
Utilities Company to Be
Subject of Quiz.

Investigation into insult holding
company affairs, as they pertain to
the Gary Heat, Light and Water
Company, was ordered by the pub
lie service commission today.
Commissioner Harry K. Cuthbert-
son has prepared the order launch
ing the investigation, with the first
hearing set for Sept. %.
1t was the holding company secur-
tiles promotions which caused COL
lapse of insult interests in Chicago.
Cuthbertson's investigation is ex-
pected to disclose whether the In
sull holding companies, operating in
Indiana, are being used for securities
promotion at the expense of the op-
Grating company, 1t was explained.
Attention of Cuthbertson was
called to the holding company op-
erations through a letter received
The Indianapolis times., 1932-09-16
5O-YEAR SPAN
IN ACES FAILS
TO HOLD LOVE
Man, 85, Sues to AnnuI
Marriage After Escape
From Sanitarium.

Blood that a year ago coursed
as hotly as that of any youth in
the veins Of Frank Hellman, IS, of
al North Temple avenue, and led
him into midnight fight to An
derson to marry woman approx
mately fifty years his junior, had
grown somewhat colder today.
Wednesday night, Hellman. whose
six feet and 200 pounds belle his adj
yanced age, made another midnight
flight This time he took french
leave from the Iryington sanitarium
for mental cases. Forty-second street
and the Millersville road, where he
claims he has been detained wrong
fully for nine months
Results Of Hellman's second flight
unravelled themselves in rapid-f1re
order.
He fled to the home Of his former
guardian, Charles M. Deem, 21S
North Temple avenue. while police
and sanitarium authorities searched
Irvington
Today there is a suit on file in
superior court two in which He'll
man. a former railroader, charged
his savings Of $4,000 we're dissi-
pated by his marriage, and in which
he asks annulment of the tie
Hellman, according to his petit
ton was placed under the joint
guardianship OF Deem and Claude
NJ Smith two years ago when
Marion probate court adjudged him
incompetent, because of age, TO
handle his property
With consummaGon of his mar
riage after the elopement TO Ander-
son, the guardianship was dissolved,
and Hellman charges his wife oD-
tanned control of his estate consist
ing of the home at the Temple av-
enue address, and preferred real
estate stock and bonds.
The couple lived together few
months, Helman's suit charges, and
then his wife had him confined in
the Irvington sanitarium.
Mrs. Hellmans side of the story
differs considerably, and labels her
towering husband as too dangerous
because of mental arrangement to
be allowed at large.
The mother of two children, Mrs
Hellman said she first came in con-
tact with Hellman as his house
keeper, and that he offered her a
home and $4,000 bonus to take care
Of him the remainder of his life.
This offer, she said, occurred sew
eral months before their marriage.
Her husband, Mrs Hellman
charges, developed the disconcerting
habit of walking through a window
when he wanted to go outside the
house, if the window happened to
be nearer than the door Another
practice, she asserts, was that of
The Indianapolis times., 1932-09-16
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

from H. G. Frame, manager of the
statistical department. of the First
Securities Corporation Of Mime
sofa.
The letter led to the discovery
that attempt is being made to sell
sS.000.00O worth of Gary Electric
and Gas Company bondss which is
a holding company owning securi-
ties of the Gary Heat, Light and
Water Company, the operating util-
ity.
The holding company, a Delaware
corporation, is, in turn, controlled
by the Midland United Company.
large insult holding company, which
has not yet been involved in the
collapse Of the insults.
Off1cials of the operating COM
The Indianapolis times., 1932-09-16

pany are cited in the order to ap-
pear with documents to disclose the
nature of the relations existing be-
tween the operating company and
the two holding companies.
The order sets out that the COM
mission learned the operating COM
pany has issued to the holding
companies s1,25O.000 of 5 per cent
bonds, under 100000 authorize
ton.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-09-16

to regain gun she had thrown
in it,
Hellman's estate now amounts to
approximately $4,000, with dissolu-
ton Of the guardianship involving
q shrinkage of $11 900.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-09-16

hiding on neighbors' porches and
generally alarming the neighbor-
hood.
A hatchet was found under his
pillow she charges. and Hellman
spent 81 to have a cistern cleaned
Evening star., 1932-07-14
FARMERS TO ASK
LOWERED tariff F
ctabiIization of Dollar Also
to Be Sought by Canadian
Agriculture.
b. the Associated Press.

Bv the Associated Press,
OTTAWA. Ontario, July l4.-LowereG
tariff walls and stabilization of the Ca
madam dollar with the pound sterling
Will be the chief demands made upon
the British Imperial Conference here
next week by 5000 Canadian farmers,
it was indicated today. The advance
guard of the farmers host already has
begun to arrive.
The farm representatives from On
tario, Quebec and the prairie provinces
plan great meeting in the Coliseum at
Lansdowne Park, at which their pro-
gram will be whipped into shape for
presentation.
The farm delegation will inform the
government of actual farm conditions. 8"
the call for this meeting said. and will
explain that since the farmer is the
nations best customer, We cannot look
for the return of better times until his
purchasing power is restored"
The United Farmers of Ontario sent
out folder in which the organization
contended the experiment of buying and
selling at home behind high tariff walls
has been tragic"
Considering that Great Britain is
the greatest single importing country in
the world" it said, ana knowing we
must buy from her if we wish to sell
to her, the delegation will ask that
every possible effort be made to en-
courage the maximum exchange of Ca
madam agricultural products for British
manufactured goods, bearing in mind
that nothing be done to permanently
injure favorable trade with countries
outside the empire
Evening star., 1932-07-14
COOL WEATHER DUE
FOR CITY TONIGHT
Washington Swelters as Increased
Humidity Accompanies
High Temperature.

The Weather Bureau has promised
Washington cooler weather tonight and
tomorrow, also holding out hope of
thundershowers this afternoon to break
the heat wave that sent the official
thermometer to 95 yesterday afternoon
The minimum temperature last night
was rs, above normal for July.
Shortly before noon today the tenn
perature had climbed to 88, approx
mately the same level as of that hour
yesterday. The humidity. however, was
SO per cent this morning as compared
to 38 yesterday.
Nationwide heat records were re-
ported yesterday but the cooler weather
anticipated locally was expected also
to extend throughout most of the States
east of the Mississippi River.
From Illinois to Georgia and Penn
sylvania to Kansas sweltering temper
atures were reported yesterday, with
Columbia. S. c., and Lynchburg, Va
leading the high marks at 80 degrees
each.
The forecaster said rain was not a
certainty in this area today. but that
one of the scattered thundershowers
reported moving over the country might
cool the District.
Evening star., 1932-07-14
SENATE REQUESTS
R. F. C.'S RECORDS
Probe of Loans Undertaken
by Special Committee Head
ed by Couzens.

By the Associated Press.
An inquiry into every loan that has
been made by the Reconstruction Fl
nance Corporation was undertaken to-
day BY a special Senate committee
with a demand for the relief organiza-
tons records
High up in the committees program
was the design TO scan the $50. 600. 600
that went to the Central Republic Bank
& Trust Co. Of Chicago, of which
Charles G. Dawes, former head of the
corporation, is chairman.
That loan has been cited in Congress
as the largest to any bank, some voicing
suggestions of favoritism
Couzens Asks Report.
The request for detailed report OF
loans was embodied in letter from
Chairman Couzens of the special COM
mittee to Eugene Meyer, head of the
board.
Il am authorized by the committee
to ask you to furnish us as quickly as
possible complete list of all loans, the
date of maturity, tn: rate of interest
and the security placed since the or
ganlZation Of the corporation, Couzens
wrote.
The Michigan Senator told newspaper
men it probably would take the corpo-
ration several days to compile the IN
formation, but that the inquiry would
aIA
Couzens added no experts would be
hired. committee members doing the in
vestigating work themselves.
Findings to Be Secret.
Details of all the loans will not be
made public The committee was au-
thorized to report Whatever it feels
should be called to the attention of the
Senate.
Determination to study the loan to
the Dawes bank was indicated by
Couzens in asking the Senate to ap-
prove his resolution for the inquiry. He
called attention to the discussion of the
loan and said:
There is, in my judgment. consider
able unrest in respect to the type OF
loans and the security that Is being put
up for the loans aggregating $1,000, ,0OO,-
900 already made by the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation.
In view of the circumstances, it oc-
CURED to me that Senate committee
might examine the records and see
whether the loans were being made In
accordance with the law and that they
were adequately secured
The loan was criticized in the House
Yesterday by Representative SABBATH
Democrat. of Illinois. who said the cor
poration could have saved number
of small banks in Chicago and declined
to act"
Evening star., 1932-07-14
STUDY ATLANTIC
AIR TRADE ROUTE
Pan-American Experts on
Way to Far North to
Conduct Research.
Py the Associated Press.

Py the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July 14-Psn-Ameri-
can Always disclosed today it has two
Arctic expeditions already on the way
to conduct extensive research in the
Far North preparatory 10 eventual es-
tablishment of an aerial trade route 10
Europe.
This disclosure followed announce
ment yesterday that Transamerican
Airlines of Detroit had transferred to
Pan-American all concessions and oper-
ating agreements along the proposed
Northern airline secured during several
years of preparatory efforts.
OF the two expeditions conducted by
an-American the first, headed by the
noted explorer, H. G. Watkins. and
called the Pan-American Airways' East
Greenland expedition, sails from Copen-
hagen today. Two bases, 70 miles apart,
will be established in the vicinity of
Angmagsalik. Eastern Greenland, just
south OF the Arctic circle.
To make similar meteorological, aero
logical and typographical studies on the
west coast of Greenland and over the
interior Greenland ice cap, Pan-Ameri-
can is associated with the University of
Michigan expedition, headed by r. l..
Eelknap, which will be called the Mich
lgan-Pan- American AirwayS Greenland
expedition. This party. which is associ-
ated with the international polar bear
research group, is already on its way to
establish a base 100 miles above Uper-
nisik, Greenland. several hundred miles
north of the Arctic Circle.
Both expeditions will stay in Green
land approximately II months, obtain
ing detailed data throughout a whole
cycle to assist in determining what sea-
sonal and other advantages the Far
Northern route may have over other
possible routes across the Atlantic.
Southern Route Studied.
Pan-American, which operates mail
and passenger service from the United
States to the West Indies and Central
and South America. has long been
studying conditions which would be met
on a Southern Atlantic route.
Neither of the northern expeditions
will use aircraft during the present sur
veyS
The field plans for the expeditions
finally were approved after long study
and innumerable consultations partici-
pated in by Vilhaljmer StefansSon,
noted Arctic explorer; Col. Charles A.
Lindbergh, the company's technical ad-
wiser, and others.
Interim reports will be received from
the eXpedition bases and these also will
be studied and conclusions will be
drawn from them by Stefansson, Col.
Lindbergh and other interested experts.
Evening star., 1932-07-14
IL WOUNDED AS MEN FIRE
UPON MARYLAND CARNIVAL
Woodsmen Ambush Show People in
Feud Laid to Cheating ON
Lottery Wheels.

Of the carnival, was shot in the abdomen
and is recovering in the hospital at
Leonardtown. 1t is believed he was a
victim of the same gang that was
responsible for last nights shooting.
After Stanley was shot, numerous
threats were made. and on Monday and
Tuesday nights State police patrolled
the carnival grounds to guard against
further outbreaks There were no police
present when the shooting occurred last
night.
The officers searched for several
hours without success after today S
shooting. but said they had pretty
good idea" of the identity of some OF
the gunmen
The carnival was dismantled later
today and left for Leesburg, Va.
State Troopers C. c. Serman and ].
R. Miller. who streaked to Mechanics
vile from the Waldorf SubStation when
the riot call was received. said they
recognized two men armed with shot
guns and revolverS who came within
the range of their headlights as they
drove up to the carnival grounds The
men disappeared into the woods, how
ever.
The officers say all those wounded
except the three taken to Casualty Hos
pital were only slightly hurt by bird
shot.
State police at Waldorf asked Balti-
more headquarters for reinforcements.
The detail dispatched included Lieut..
Ridgely, Sergt Edwin Haddaway and
Potrolmen H M S. Pearsaul. Robert
Parker, Cleveland Jones, Marvin Boh-
Ter Langwell and McGaggen.
Evening star., 1932-07-14

Swept by gunfire as they were dis
mantling their carnival at Mechanics
vile, Md, early today, dozen men,
bers of the Roland Exposition. three OF
them women, were wounded in what
police described as the climax OF a
feud between the carnival personnel and
backwoodsmen.
Armed with shotguns, the assailants
raked the carnival grounds with fire
from a secure ambush in shingle piles
on a lumber yard across the road from
the carnival grounds.
The trouble had been brewing be-
tween natives and the carnival Tor sew
eral days. according to Maryland State
police. 1t was attributed to complaints
that the public was being cheated on
the lottery wheels
A special detail of 10 State police
under Lieut.. r. M Ridgely was rushed
from Baltimore They found the gun
men gone and the carnival In an
uproar.
to Casualty Hospital They were:
Clarence Lester Hill, %, Of Greensburg,
Pa. shot in the face; Frank Blizzard,
80 of E,rsdale, w Va, shot in the
chest. and Mrs. Ann Blizzard, %, also
of Elksdale, who left the hospital after
being treated for birdshot wounds in
the left arm. 1t was reported Mrs.
Blizzard was holding baby in her arms
when shot. The child escaped injury.
Last Saturday William Stanley, 2l,
of Four Oaks, N. c., another member