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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-09

iKET No REJTELyES
DRAMAJA ozD0N

Mihalovics Geza 6zdi nagyval-
1alkozonak = Kisfaludy-utca 4
szamu hazban lcv6 lakasan rej-
telyes drama tortent. A lakas-
ban egyedul tartozkodott Mel
csik Ida "a ewes hazvezet6n6.
aki ratamadt az 6t allit6lag hiz-
tartasi ugyben felkeres6 l1engye:
Istvinnera. az urai kovacsmes-
ter felesegere. El6szor egy ket-
kilos sulyzoval fejbesujtotta.
maid el6kapott cgy diszn6ol6
kest es azt AZ asszony szivebe,
maid fiiltov&bc Is nyakaba szur-
ia. Az .asskony holtan rsett osz.
sze. "A dulakodas zajara szo,n-
szedok felt1rtek az ajtot. mire q
hazvezet5n6 kessel felvagta
balkarj&n az creket. Az orvosi
vizsgalat is csak ait allapithat.s
meg, hogy Lengyel Istvannet =.
ct gyermek anyjat - a k9sszu
rasok megoltek. A h&zvczet6n6'
mem lehetett kihallgatni, mert
idegrohamot kapott Is azota al
land6an nevet6- Is sir6g0rcsber
vonaglik. 0sszefuggestelen szava
boil ARA kovctkeztetnek, hog,
Lengyelne tejet szallitott a Ia
kasba Is IS peng6s ad6ssag meg
fizeteset kovetelte, amely haz
vezet6n6 szerint jogtalan volt
Ia hazvezet6n6 nem tudott ma
gan uralkodni es idegrohamabal
kovette el tettet. AIT hiszik azon
ban, hogy a gyilkossagnak ma
okai is voltak. Beszallitottak a
6zdi k6rhazba, ahol betegagya
nal egy .csend6r varja AIT =
Iid5t, amikor XII lehet hallgatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-09

~
A Prctoriaban inegjelen6 '.Def
Deutsch Afrikaner" cima foly6
irat negkerdezte olvas6it6l:
Mikep tehet szerkeszt6s&g mir
denkinek elegct? Az egyik ~.
lemz6en gunyos valasz ICY sz6le:
- lie kell szallitani y ~
fizetesi dijat IS minden olyas-
max meg kell fizetni AT y ~
amclyet 4 lap olvasxs&rs fordik
A kiadohivatal minden el6fixet6e
biztositson ingyen betegs{g, 49,
eset Is halal ellen. Minden heten
versenyt kell rendezri, alnelyben
uninden -resztvev6 -dijst nyessk
szerlscszfd sgi pzpirisosa11t =
kcll egetni, hogy minden be1Hl-
dott cikk napyilagot Iisspn. 4
bekuldott ciislsek szavanlsjut -
sillinggel dijazand6k. a cihlI
szerr6jenek. vagy hA fatal =
csinos szerz6n5jenek ) fknyk6pe
mint miivGszi mcllkklet jelenjea
meg a lapban. 0nnek peds;e
szerkeszt6 ur politikai kam6Je.
onnak kell lcnni. hogy minden-
fele arnyalatu vez&rcikket tudjoa
ion irni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-09

ismertem ARA az "Old Kentucky
Hor,re"-ra, amit en- ismertem
Oft hegyek kozt.
DE azert, ha utalatos is volt
AZ elet a nyakig sr6 sirban, )
gyotr6 gondok kozt. : mosdat-
Ian native-k kozt, ha nSha szem-
be is kellett szallni ! Ku Klnx
Klannal. ha sz&gyeaistte i. =
ember. mikor = *Taknyos Ne
Coy.-al kelIett egy 66dehaa 60
vazni. .sfrt mSgis esSk Home
volt . szamunlrs Ksntacky.
p m&gis NY van ~ enhes
a. eIvesJett ot1hen6yai, mint :
szerelemma. k6ty minden hi6at.
lniaden sfoeyastt lbaosskect Il esd
nxpb mert = aS0a i. nia}
: szereieln. sok minden&rt tud
hseias tst 6eolai. - '',s' G,
Is nikor : hotel lobbyban .
amnlaf. ! feihzbprodas 81 ! mses !.
btlyegsts hangj&n tlrgyaltik k5-
ril6tfem, hog.y 1nez mellett III
tor6knt, &n m&gis csak pirulva
IA 140nf%a,n hnaxk7n% : -, kvs~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-09

ko:aba.
Egymasba l,axasodott rokonokl
csenev&sz es degenerate sarjade-I
kai vc'tak, ak;kntk szelleri nil
via nem ert f.: magyar pusz-I
tax liz ewes eye,.nekenek a nil
vijaval. S akiknck moralis felfo-I
Casa rem en.el!.edett a magyar
cigar. xrorok crki nsehcz:
I'aliitan hizaxat. mem egyet|
Is ne,n kett1t. melyeket ablak
nelkul csinal..*, $ arnelynek a
tazheiyeba : fist OFT jart XII, =
hol lakok berpentek. Mem Isl
ragycn iilii; axosat a log-guny-
tc,kat hazakna: :-nssezni.
Mixer az cis5 r&r ertelmesebbD
cml,er megiatott q vasutallomss-.
nal m;kor megniutattak nekik.
hogy en- "juropin" vagyok, han
gcs csodaikozassal allapitottak
meg sfulem hallatara) why, he
looks like a white man." Odaig,
AIT hit.ek, hogy a "juropin" va
larni listen tudna milyen szines
cinbcr.
Lassan aztan a "hunkyk" ku!'
fturat vittek videkre.
Hazakat epitcttek, nemcsak
abhkokkal. de fird6szobakkal
es villanyvilagitassal. Leckeritest
csinaltak hazak koril es a kerr
Itekbe rozsafakat iltettek.
Megmosdatott gyermekek fe.
her harisnyaban jartak az isko.
laba. es magyar asszonyok mo.
sogepeket vasaroltak.
Mikor odamcntunk. egyetler
furd6szoba volt a megye egyil
islujaban. de lnezben, a f6va'
rosban. ahol iigyvedeken XVII
birok es orvosok is voltak, ez,
a lukszust addig mem elveztek
Evek alatt igyekcztek ma
rokhoz f0lerni, olt0zeseikben :
vasarnapot mar megkulomb0z-
tettek a koznaptol, de meg. min
dig szajtatva bamultak, mikol
polgarosodasok alkalmaval ma
lgvarok az alkot1nanybol vizs
gaztak.
Egyszer, talan 7-8 evvel ezel6tt
egy vandorlo preacher erkezett ;
videkre, aki vi tanokat kezdet1
Ia tudatlan, iniiveletlen, degene
|ralt native lakossagnak hirdetni
The Unknown Tongue, az is
meretlen nyelv a szekta neve
es ezen a neven allati iivoltozes
ben tortek XII egy-egy "istentisz
telet" alkalmaval.
I Es hemperegtek a foldon.
/ Hat el6ttem ezek egeszen u
dolgok mem voltak, vegre lat
tam en- mar holy-roller gyile
l. = !.
Ikezetet Georgiaban a derek ne
Igerek kozt, S New Orleansbai
a vizfronton, de m3gis meglepett
hogy a bluegrass state-ben ilyc
nekkel tal4lkoztam.
| Es q szekta teriedt. 81
Egyik falu utan : mask rem
dezte AZ istentiszteleteket van
dor-preacher szam&ra.
/ Eleinte csak kivancsis&gb6
n,ent a nep .satrakba, szoknal
volt is NIT b4mulni.
A preacher besz3lt, szavalt
orditott, Is olyan ksnkoves, eg,
|poklokat igert = megtSrni men
akaro hiveknek, hogy > gyon
| gtbb emberek hajszala bizon,
,|megborzadt.
+ a pr9dikAci6 utan aztan arr;
kerte hiveket, hogy akiket
szentltlek netal%n megsz&llna :,
lr,enjen ii s tfrden $llya Ike
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-09

= t Z (
Miskolcr6l jelentik: A saj6v6-
mosi plebanos meggyilko6sa
igyebeh : csend6rseg vslamsnnyi
gyanusitottat szSmszerint 6tdk
- szabadon bocs3totta. A mis-
koici rend6rstgen tov&bb vallat-
jak Szab6 1mre kert&szse -.
aki azonban tovibbra IS taeI1-
'schel;ga Mihiiy pkbinost -
teken temeftek q. A ,rasafa1k
a saj6vamosi templomban &llitoe-
tax fel, : szertart&st Fdst6e
Pal diosgy6ri esperes v6gexee
kst lelk9sz segedlet&vel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-09
Rendlkivdli Ajlnlat
or FONT
PRA DOHANY
S1

oasdas. trstt pehany isvsisk
A mi Kentucky Buriey doh&nyunk
aAnyira ktl6nb6sik 4 sy&rtott dohA-
nyoktdl. mint . nappal a. 6jsxakA.
t6. mentes mindenf6le vegysser.
to-. mely elrejti . dohany fogyat4
kossasait megvaltoztatja az izet 6s
al&6ssa AZ egessseget.
III ugyanolyan m6dszert hasznA
lunk . doh&ny kexel4s6nA. mint 6ss
apAink. akik art a Saj4t celjaikra
k@sxitett6k ell m:Altal az ingerl6
a1katr6szek eltAvolodnak 6s nem
maria" . nyelvet. A vilAgon sserte-
ss6jjel sok ezren dics@rik kiv&l6s&.
gASrt mint r6g6- 81 fdst6lni val6
doh6nyt.
csSkksntss u Nj terme-
Doh4ny sx1mi6jGt) 1851 kapjuk :
~ msgtakaritunk fontonk6nt 10 cent
a6dt - Ey&ros - keresksd6 hass.
NJ II slssik - essel 80 ss&xaI3kot
takar4t1nk meg xhnsk. A cscmasolAs
agysser1 key6s disssel. inert mi nj
A6stgst adn1k.
pfMzT TAkAaiTHAT
etpA vAov 8 fsnt K1ld34p .s.egS
- AAoo A.f' es9k dsaIGst e nj
ootANX ofae asonnal k6idunk
font doh6nyt.
A p6nst visssaaAjnk. ha nincs meg
sa4esdvs.
d font Ksatucky 9urisy dohAnyb6l
= Nay osonAs AohAayt vasy 50 y.
kercsrs vai6 rGg6doh1nyt kap.
Kaidjda 3S csntet ssast.
ben = pr6bakSpen kdl-
Za1 d1ak AGy font doh&nyt-
iyens6t yasy er9set. AU
Jr6Aa esomas nsg fosja ont sytsni.
MpFP3agp ToBAccQ
oRoWERe ASSOCIATION
Heclurs Bidg. Frankfost. ~.
:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-09

3 4 + - q
tos emlek&vel, inert hajdani me-
gyenk f6varosa helyett kert ma.
ganak az orszag ninden ujsSg-!
jaban.
Inez-nak hivjik a megye seek |
helyet, amely nyolc-tiz mertfold-I
re van a .yasutt6l IS a civiliza- !
ciotol, ha ugyan West Virginia.
hegyei lsozt rislazaci6t jeishte:|
mex az acelsinek.
Ma mar, ugy hallom. finomI
aszfalt ut k0ti 0ssze Inezt IS al
yilaggai, de tizenot evvel ezel6ttI
hizony meg csak mula-haton|
vagy bat&ron lehetett eljutni al
hegyek k6zt lev6 f7lucskiba.
Es bar a tengelyig-saros god
r0s uton AZ utazss kinos volt,
&rdemes volt oda megis elmen-|
nj.
Mert ha az -ember vasuttal
lnezig vezet6 nyolc merHoides
utat megtette. voltak&pen szaz
evvel hagyta maga mogott mind
AIT. alnit lit vilSgnak ismertunk
k;;rul0ttunk.
A hegyek koze szorult lakos-
sag eimaradt, sz&z evvel, Is az
idegent ugy bamultak, mintha
csodaszorny lett volna.
Nemcsak a bevandorolt volt a
szamukra foreigner" hanem az
amerikai is, aki mem sziiletett i.s
mem nevelketlett hegyek kozr.
Mas videken lak6 amerikai ba-
rataim akkor SEM :,ittek, ma sem
akarjak elhinm. hogy Kentucky
hegyvidekenek a lakoi messze-
messzc mogott- vannak intelli-
gencia es miivelts4g dolgahan a
fkgelmaradot.ai,t orosz muzsik-
max, de a mIstani ujsaghir ta-
Ian meggy6zi 6ket.
Ahogy Banatfalvan a csaladok
szaporodtak, iskolarol kellett
gondOskodnur.k. es mepd0bbenvc
tapaszta1tam a inegye szekhe-
lyen, hogy a Count School Su-
perintsndent iicincsak hogy irni
nem tud helyescn. de angolul be-
szelni sem tLd ,endesen.
De ezt a fontos allast valasz-
tassal toltik be es Mr.. Johnson
igyes politikus volt, 8 volt a b6.
sza a ,negyenek Evekig tartott
am,g a sajto i,ataima Is egy
nagy banyaval'alat befolyasa X
birta tuktatn az allasab6l.
| Volt vagy 1egyven tanito .
mcgysben, DE- ezck kozul kettt
rem .udott rendesen irni es Of
vasni. mikor v3gre igazi isko,
lat csinaltunk, akkor az allan ci-
viiizalt reszeb6l ke]lett tanit6kat
importainunk
Hogy feln6ttek nyolcvan sza.
saieka mem tudott rendesen irni
es o!vasni. az sem lepett meg
mi.tan megye szekhely9t Is q
mcgye el6ke!6s<gei. megismer'
TEN.
! cshogy aizenkGt-tizenha
ewes gyermckek .em tudtAk :
nevuiet leiin, AZ hihetetlennek
iAtszo:t ebber .: orsz&gban *
ebben . szazadban. S m@gis ugy
volt.
Tizennyol: husz Ewes munka
sok keresztet tettek 4 statement.
jlkre. s mem e. volt m9gsem q
iegszomorubb dologban. Leg.
aIAbb enger' AZ b&ntott, hogy
mem is er.xt@k :. tud$snak
sziik,dget. Is mixer esteli iskolfl
nvitottam . sxamukra. ahol meg
Itanulhattak volna irni s. olvas
q. mem akal:ak elI6nni e IS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-09
TtjDoBETE0 DIAK
0NGYILKossACA

Mauks Karoly u Ewes Dis
gy6ri tBorsod m.) egyetemi iall-
gat6 borzaimas m6don vctse&
v&getv Gleteneks . multi h<teA-
Robban6 oly6val Btte halfntee
kon nsgit, inert gy6gyitliatzt.
Ian tsd6Eajban s1efvedett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-09
oRszAGRA solo LAKo.
DALOM

A napokban tartotta eskiv6~
Jet a somogymegyei Somogy
szentlaszl6n Romics J6zsef, .
lsozsegi bird fia egy .i6m6du 9as-
.daleinnyal. Harom napig tastot,
= iakOdalom, ! k&tszlz vendtg
q ak6 bort foRYasxtott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-09
My old kentucky Home


kezzek erintkezesbe lepni az Is
tenevel.
Is inert videk nepe babonas
IS tudatlan, Is talan inert al
"moonshine"- e"-nak az a videk az
igazi hazaja, bizony akadtak ele-
gen, akik oda t&rdeltek sz6-
seek el9.
Ess azt<r 1riz1kezni kezdtek|
az Istennel.
Csuda m6don tortent a kap-
csolas, amiiyent meg legvadabb
negerek kozt sem lattam.
Elkezdtek hapogni, iivoftcni,
ossze-vissza zagyvahangokat hal
latni, inert rendes szot egyik sem
n,ondott. Unknown Tongue"
(ismeretlen nyelv) utjan beszkt-
TEX az Istennel.
Terineszetcs. hogy ekkor mar
teljcs hiszteriaban voltak. hogy
| mar nem terdeltek, de hempe-
regtek sz6szek el6tt, onmagu-
kat Is egynast iitottek. de olya-
nok is voltak, akik a nagy bel
dogsagban egynss nyakaba bo-
rultak.
Valan,i - f4iclrnetes eksztazis
lt0tt XII sok tudatlan Is pisz-
kos arcon IS az a latvanyossag
csak meggy6zott arrol, amt en-
el6bb is hittem Is vallottam,
hogy a holy rollerek vonaglasa
voltakepcn nemi gyonyoruseg.
gel van egybek0tve.
Es rendeztek a gyiileseket sor.
ban, az egesz mcgyeben, minder
kis falunal es minden keresztut.
nal.
Ternleszetes, hogy megy(
jozannak maradt elemei is csal
: err6l beszeltek.
Volt OFT egy missionar1us ba.
ratom, aki valamikor missios or
vos volt Javaban, de akinek q
forr6 eghajlat megartott. az pro
balta megye hat6sagat az "un
known tongue teboly ellen seer
vezni. Mem birta.
A sheriff, a birok, a schoo
superintendent mind szavaza
tokra vannak szorulva Is mir,
az ellenakcio megkezd6dott., ak
korra mar sokan tartoztak
szektahoz.
Ebben az idoben kezdett
: megyeben terjedni a Ku Klu:
Klan, amelynek piszkos fehe
: zaszlajara epen az ellenem (
tarsasagom elleni hare volt irv
es tobbe az unknown tongu
gangre mem figyeltem.
i AIT hittem en- is, a nit
tobbi ertelnes euaber, hogy mul'
teboly lesz dolog, hogy
vandor apostol mas videkre te
sci at satorfajat.
Most latom -lapokbol, hog,
: csalatkoztam.
Az unknown tongue szekt,
tagjai megcr6sodtek,4a s.hitiikbe,
es a multi tetcn egy Greg asz
szonyt aldoztak fel az Istenuk
mex az oltaran. Aki &llit6lag 81;
vesen halt meg, inert ezzel egy
oriilt gyermeket velte megvilta
nj a tebolytol.
Remregeny, arnit mem hihe
!: el senki, aki nem tudja, hog,
,negy banyasz eleteert evekii
kellett kentuckyban viaskodnom
inert azzal vadolta 6ket = Ia
kossag, hogy egy katholikus pal
!!.szamara egy protestans embe,
lfenyuzott scalp-jat sz&llitottak
akit ebb6l a celb6l megoltek.
Louisville, Lexington. Padu
! cah. . kekverii deli arisztokr&
cia megannyi kulturvarosa, e.
r6i ;smeri csak crr6l altarja is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-09
KENTUCKY
BJJRLEY DOHANY
"TermsiSt6l Z Foeyasxt6hoxs

Teemel6t6l q Fo0yasxk6hox"
A Kentucky Burley Doh4ny k3pex,
: jav6& Kentucky dus dohanyterme,
lte6nek, nely 6rett, nagyleveld, eny.
- f 6rlelt, azxal rendkivali -.
natal. meiyet csakis rendsseres er.
lsjlsssl lehet el3rni. Bistosithatjuk.
hogy soha meg jobbixR 4s kiel6gi
t6bb doh&nyt nem sxivott 6let6ben
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-03

Following the denial of two mo-
tions presented to the court, one
asking for an arrest of Judgment,
the other for new trials made by
counsel for the seven defendants re-
Gently convicted of conspiracy to vi
olate the alien land law, Judge Nc
Pherrin yesterday afternoon pro-
nounced sentence upon these de-
PENDANTS as follows:
j. Labh Singh, Rolla Singh and
Mehar Singh we're sentenced to San
Quentin penitentiary for the term
prescribed by law in each case
against these defendants, the SEN
tences to run concurrently.
NICOLA Singh was sentenced to pay
a fine of $500 in each case with one
day in the county Jail to be spent
for each So of the fine unpaid.
Ray D. Johnson and Frederick
Hauseur were sentenced to pay
fines of $500 each in each case. The
execution of these two sentences was
suspended and the defendants were
admitted to probation for 18 months
Carol l.. Post was sentenced 10
pay a fine of $4,000.
Application for probation was
made by the Hindu defendants and
a hearing on this will be held No
vember 9. Oral motion of appeal
was made to the court on behalf OF
the Hindus and Post while q stay
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-03
FIND EMERSON
BODY IN SEA

Remains of Floyd Emerson who
drowned in Salton Sea on May 25,
were found early yesterday by M.
Pandza, Los Angeles duck hunter.
on the east shore of the sea about
20 miles north of where the body
of his companion on the tragic
boatride, Miss Ruth Fullerton, had
been found a few days after the
accident. Pandza notified the au-
thorities and Undersheriff Rodney
Clarke and Coroner Bert Under
wood went to the scene. Identity
of the body was established by a
Brawley dentist who had done some
dental work for Emerson. The
body was brought to Brawley for
interment.
Emerson and Miss Fullerton lost
their lives while taking a short
boat ride on the sea early this
summer. During the ride sudden
squall arose which capsized the
boat, drowning both its occupants.
They had gone on picnic trip
with a number of friends the day
of the accident.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-03
GIRL BANDIT
FOUND GUILTY

LOS ANGELES, Nov. "a max
imum penalty of life imprisonment
confronted Burmah Adams White,
10, today after she was found gull
ty on IL counts of robbery, attempt
ed robbery and murderous assault.
The girl, the bride of Thomas
White, slain in a gun battle with
police several weeks ago, was con-
victed after a sensational trial in
which she accused her husband OF
beating her into a short but violent
life of crime. Their checkered car
eer was climaxed by an unprovoked
attack on Cora Wilmington, local
school teacher, and Crombie Allen
retired Ontario newspaper publish
er, in which Miss Wilmington was
shot and permanently blinded.
The girl accepted the verdict
calmly. 1t was returned after the
jurors deliberated six hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-03
.W|GG|N MADE
MILLIONS BY
SHORT SALES
Testimony AT Senate Hearing
Reveals He Double-Crossed
Associates In Market.
BY LYLE c. WILSON
United Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-Senate
stock market investigation records
revealed today that a golden income
in excess of $18,000,000 flowed in two
boom years to Albert H. Wiggin, his
personal corporations and members
OF his family. That is an approx
mate figure for 1923 and 1929.
Wiggin has revealed some of this
income. His personal and corporate
income from 1923-1929 was $10,703,- =
154.70. On the basis of their income
tax payments, it may be estimated
that Mrs. Wiggin and their two
daughters, Mrs. Sherbourne Pres
colt and Mrs. Lynde Selden had an
income Of approximately S3,40OOOO
in those years. And an item of $4,-
008,538 was earned by one of Wig
gins personal tax corporations in
1929 but technically was not realized
for tax purposes until 1880 and 1881.
The grand, although approximate
total of income from various sources
is $18,011 692.70.
The $4,008, ,538-almoSt one-fourth
of the whole-WaS profit on short
sales of Chase National bank stock.
Comparison of Wiggin'S testimony
with newspaper reports of the mar
ket collapse reveal him to have been
selling short at the very time he was
a member of the so-called Morgan
pool formed in October, 1929, to pro-
tect market values. Virgins bank
poured millions into that pool as did
other New York financial houses.
They hoped to absorb the tide of
selling.
So far as is known, the senate in
vestigation has been the first init
nations to Wiggin's 1929 pool asso-
ciates that he was selling short
while he sat with them in secret
save e-the-market conferences.
He jumped the gun on the market
collapse with a short sale order on
Chase stock Sept. %, 1929. He con-
tinued to sell short until December
4, and was short 42,506 shares OF
bank stock on that date.
Wiggin explains, however, that he
and his family owned much more
stock than the quantity sold short
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-03
FORD s REPLY
NOT ACCEPTED

EDGEWATER, N. j., Nov. 3. U.P)
approximately 1000 striking work.
ers of the Ford Motor company
Edgewater plant voted today against
acceptance of the company's reply to
their list of demands. The reply,
strikers said, evaded most of the
controversial issues.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3. - Con-
troversy between Henry Ford and
the NRA, which has thundered on
the front pages at intervals dur
ing the summer, appeared today to
have been settled without fire
works or sensations.
Ford s action in conSenting to
deal with striking workers at Edge
water, N. j., was regarded here as
completing the steps necessary to
bring about his full compliance
with the NRA automobile code.
He now has done two things to
which many believed he would not
consent:
l. Accepted the principle of col
lective bargaining as contained in
the National Recovery Act.
2. Agreed to furnish reports on
wages and hours in his plants.
Chairman Wagner of the nation
al labor board said Ford IS position
in regard to the New Jersey strike
was a clear cut recognition OF the
right of collective bargaining.
It was understood Ford would be
declared eligible to enter bids on
government automobile purchases
where the specifications call for
compliance with the NRA.
AS the Ford incident tapered off
into this anti-climax it was learned
that much of the correspondence
received at the NRA advocated
stern measures in dealing with the
Detroit manufacturer.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-03
FIND CLUE IN
MAIL ROBBERY

SAN BERNARDINO, Calf, Nov.
3. (U.R)-A federal grand jury in
vestigation impended today follow
ing discovery of a postal money box
by federal agents seeking clues to a
series of post office robberies in
Colorado, Nebraska and Minnesota.
The box, found on a ranch, con-
tanned number of return request
envelopes and postal cards believed
stolen in three states. A number of
stamped envelopes also were dis
covered. bearing a Minneapolis post
mark L. M. Cox, local deputy U. S.
commissioner, indicated arrests
would follow grand jury investi-
cation.
Relatives of the ranch owner were
said to be under arrest in Chicago
and Minneapolis.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-03
SOUTH AFRICAN
LEGISLATOR ON
VALLEY VISIT

Because of interest in Imperial
Valleys irrigation system Senator
Right Honorable F. C. Malan Of
Capetown, South Africa, accompan-
led by Mrs Malan, is today visiting
this community, escorted by F. @.
CadWallader of the state department
of agriculture B. A. Harrigan. hor-
ticultural commissioner is conduct
ing the distinguished visitors on q
tour of the county in order that he
may become familiar with the val
ley and the irrigation project.
Senator Malan has been touring
the United States am Canada for
several months, having come from
Africa for the British Empire con-
ference which was held in Toronto
early the past summer as a repre-
sentative Of Cape Colony in the I'm
ion of South Africa and expects TO
continue his tour of western and
southern states after brief visit In
Southern California.
The South African visitors were
presented last evening at the III
Centre Chamber OF Commerce dim
ner which they attended In order 10
hear the address Of Phil ID. Swing.
and Senator Malan expressed him
self as impressed with Imperial VAL
ley and its crops and anxious for
detailed information 10 take back 10
Cape Colony where Irrigation 10 also
necessary for growing crops.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-03
BOMB PLACED
IN A|RPLANE
BY GANGSTER

CHICAGO, Nov. 3. UP)-The
identity of the man who placed the
explosive in the United Ali Lines
plane which crashed near Chester
ton, Ind, killing seven persons, is
known, agents of the department Of
justice revealed today
Agents said the man, a known
gangster, will be arrested and
charged with the murder of the
four passengers and three members
of the crew. Identity of the gang
ster was not disclosed.
The air liner crashed after ex-
ploding in the air. The explosion
broke the huge tWin-motored plane
in two. Two women, stewardess
and passenger, were among those
killed.
It was believed the man sought
left the explosive, possibly bomb,
on board while riding as passen-
ger on a previous trip. Agents did
not believe it was left with malicious
intent.
They believed he feared he would
be searched at the end of his jour-
ney, and, to get rid of discriminating
evidence, hid the explosive in a pile
of blankets kept in a closet inside
the plane toilet.
Cushioned by the blanket, it was
explained, the explosive might have
gone through a number of landings.
The theory was that the explosive
in some way became dislodged and
was bumped against a metal side of
the compartment.