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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15
DEATH CLAIMS
IKE HOOVER, AID
OF PRESIDENTS
End Comes Suddenly for
White House AttaChe;
Thousands Mourn.

Continued From Page one)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15
Tonight's Radio Tour
OFFERINGS

6 so-Lum and Abner's sociable CwEAFD
e.00-Harrv Bason.
s.l5-St Regis orchestra fWEAFl.
e.30-Steiner mandolin sextet.
I0.OO-RalDh KiTberv fWEAFi.
fG.05-Biltmore orchestra fWEAFl.
10 .3O-Shoreham orchestra lWEAFl.
II 00-SiRn of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15
City Jobs Authorized

Indianapolis paving projects re-
ceiying federal authorization were:
Route 3-South West street from
Morris to Raymond street.
Route 3-DaiSy street from Ray
mOnd street to the Bluff road.
Route 23-Northwestern avenue
nom Thirty-eighth street to the
canal at North West street.
Route 28-North West street from
Northwestern avenue at the canal
70 Indiana avenue. and from New
York street to Washington street.
Route 64-Sixteenth street from
West street to White river bridge.
Route Lafayette road from
Cold Springs road to Sixteenth
street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15
10000 TO Get
JOBS AT ONCE
4 ON HIGHWAYS
MiIIion-DoIIar Program of
Widening Roads Will Be
Started by State.
Continued From Page One)

nors unemployment relief program,
Adams explained.
More than 1000 miles OF right of
way will be widened in this manner
in the next ten weeks. he said.
All state highways around Indian
apolis are included in the program
and several hundred men are ex-
pected 70 be employed here.
County Program Large
More than 100000 in paving
projects are included in the ap-
proved program for Marion county.
indianapolis street widening. costing
around 100000. was on the list au-
thorized by the federal government
Thursday
Detailed plans of each proposal
must be submitted for federal ap-
proval from the roads bureau and
this will mean weeks of DELAY. Then
bids must be received and contracts
let.
That is the reason that little of
the slOO0OOOO paving program will
get under way this season. Adams
asserted.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15
WKBF (14OOl Indianapolis

tIndianaDOIis Br0adcasting. Inc.I
Pending installation of a new trans
mitter to increase its efficiency, WKBF
will run on an indefinite schedule at
times during the next few days.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15
WLW (700) Cincinnati
FRIDAY

P. NJ
0O-To be announced.
4i5-Oxydors Own Ma Perkins.
430-Hydrosal Musical Highhghts.
4f5-Loweu Thomas tEBCl.
5.00-Amos n Andy iNBCl.
5l5-Joe Emerson and orchestra.
530-Bob EeWhaI
5 45-Dog Talk by Dr. Glenn Adams.
6-00-Cotton queen with Hink and Dink.
s 30-Detectives Black and Blue.
8 45-Charlie Koehlers Old Vienna
Ensemble.
7.00-Fred Allen. Ferde Grofe's orchestra
730-Curtain Calls.
3 00-To be announced.
6.30-Lum ana Abner (NBCl.
9.00-St. Regis orchestra (NBCl.
9.30-Ken-Rad Unsolved Mysteries
10 00-Cotton Club orchestra (EBC).
10 1910 be announced.
1i.00-Club Michel orchestra (NBCl.
Il 30-Lotus Gardens orchestra (NBCl.
II Mid Moon River.
u .l5-Walkathon orchestra.
y 30-Johanna Crosse. organist.
! 00-Sign of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15

CarnivorouS animals lap water
with their tongues: herbivorous ami
mails. as the horse and OK, suck
il up.
The Washington times., 1933-05-01
CARL CITES
NEW RULINGS

Officials of the Bureau Of For
eign and Domestic Commerce,
and Of other Commerce Depart
ment units, who are serving
abroad, will have to pay their
own rent and other expenses
while they are on administrative
furlough, even though quarters
are a part of their compensation,
according to a ruling Of Comp
troller, General McCarl.
Presumably this ruling would
apply to other representatives of
the United States in the foreign
service.
Another ruling, addressed to
the Secretary of the Interior,
provides that casual and tempo
rary employees are not exempt
from the IS per cent pay cut.
The matter came up in connec-
ton with schoolhouse conStruc-
ton in Minnesota.
A.-third ruling preScribeS that
only 71a days may be considered
as having accrued for annual
leave in the calendar year 1882.
since the first economy act re-
duced annual leave to Is work.
ing days a year and suspended
the operation Of leave accrual for
the last six months of 1882.
The Washington times., 1933-05-01
{. CLARK
TRIAL JUNE5

The third trial Of Berry e.
Clark, on a charge of embezzle.
ment, which was to have been
held May Is, will be held June
S, instead in the circuit court at
Rockville.
States Attorney stedman Pres
colt has been notified Of the
change in date by Chief Judge
Hammond Urner Of the Fred
erick-Montgomery County Circuit,
who was forced to change the
original time because of his du-
ties in the Maryland Court Of Ap-
peals to which he returns, May
%. Previously scheduled work on
decisions for that court would be
interfered with, were he to sit
in the Clark case in May, Judge
Urner informed Mr.. Prescott.
The Washington times., 1933-05-01
Beer Promises Big Season
For Tidewater Crabbers

With legalized beer here, crab
bers Of the tidewater counties Of
Maryland and Virginia today be-
gan their task Of supplying the
nation with 80 per cent Of the
crabs it eats.
The general opening Of the
crab season started today and
crabbers are anticipating the
most prosperous year they had in
a decade. With beer increasing
the demand for the choice sea
food, with the Middlewest mar
ket being extended and the crab
season being prolonged to include
November, it is expected that
crabs will return the watermen
more money than the oyster.
Swepson Earle, conservation
The Washington times., 1933-05-01
TAX WILL NOT
CANCEL BONDS

Montgomery county's road pro-
gram, under the new supervision
of the State Roads Commission,
will be mapped out this week by
Harry Shaw, county engineer,
and the Board Of County Com
missioners, following notice that
Governor Ritchie has signed the
gas tax bill Of the last legisla-
ture prorating a share Of 1t to
each county under the guidance
of the state Commission.
Announcement as to Mont
gomery's share is expected later
this week, but it is not expected
to replace the 100000 proposed
bond issue that county heads
dropped q month ago following
public diSapproval.
The Washington times., 1933-05-01
THREE CAPITAL
MEN FACING
FINES
Leroy Weber SWears Out the
Warrants, But Gives No Rea-
son for Invoking Measure

An old Maryland blue law
which most people forgot was
still on the books was invoked
yesterday at the instance Of
Leroy Weber, Of Somerset, Md
who swore out warrants before
Justice of the Peace Alfred Will
son, of Bethesda, charging three
Washington men with breaking
the Sabbath.
The men, H. c. Kearns. 140O
block Fairmont st. N. W., and
G. P. Minor and M. D. Shear,
both of 300 block Delafield Pl.
N. w., were employed by S. H.
Horn, a Washington lawyer, to
move him to his new home in
Somerset, as his lease in Wash
ington expired Saturday.
Weber said he is not a member
of any church, and would give
no reason for his action, saying
he knew none Of the principals
in the case.
Horn was indignant at Weber'S
action and said he would contest
the case in police court at Rock
vile, May 8.
The law provides a penalty Of
from IS to $25 for the violation
Of the statute. The most recent
case involving it occurred more
than year ago when carpenter
in Glen Echo was arrested for
working on Sunday. Esther than
pay the small fine, he went to
Jail as protest to the old law.
The Washington times., 1933-05-01
WAR
ON BUMPERS

Prince Georges and Montgom-
cry counties will enforce all
anti-dumping laws, provided by
the general assembly, 1t was an
nounced today.
Prince Georges county already
has authorized the washington
Suburban Sanitary Commission
to collect a fee from all persons
who collect refuse and dispose
Of it on dumps in the county.
The law and fee will be effective
June /.
In Montgomery county the law
is more stringent, and prohibits
the importation Of refuse into
the county for any purpose other
than use as fertilizer.
The Washington times., 1933-05-01

commissioner Of Maryland, said
that as the season advances and
the weather becomes warmer, he
expects the demand for crabs to
grow still greater, now that le-
galiZed beer Is being sold in most
parts Of the United States.
Upon recommendation of Gov
ernor Albert c. Ritchie, the gen.
eral assembly at its recent ses-
sion passed a bill extending the
crab season to include November.
The department feels the extra
month will help the watermen
and at the same time relieve GER
tain oyster regions, at a time
when oysters are not fat as they
would be later in the season.
The Washington times., 1933-05-01
NCENT MARYLAND BLUE LAW E4ALTS SUNDAY MOVERS
Hvattsville Goes to Polls
To Choose New Mayor

For the first time, the polls
are open rom z a. m. to z p. M,
allowing those who still have jobs
in washington to vote either be-
fore they leave for work or upon
their return.
All indications point to a near
record vote. No single issue has
so stirred the town in years as
has the controversy over the
Hyattsville Volunteer Fire De-
partment. There are approx
mately 1900 registered voters in
HyattSville.
The Washington times., 1933-05-01
.y0ttsUiLLe Lookup
Under NeW Regime

jeremiah j. Crowley, chief Of
Prince Georges county police.
yesterday afternoon took formal
possession yesterday Of the Hy-
attsville lookup, bringing to an
end a series Of squabbles between
his department and the sheriff's
office, who up to yesterday had
controlled the jail.
Control of the bullpen passed
in accordance with an emergency
law enacted by the last Mary
land legislature.
The Washington times., 1933-05-01
DR.. Johnson Speaks
At Clubs Exercises

DR.. Mordecai w. johnson,
president Of Howard University.
delivered the principal address
last night at exercises commem-
Grating the twenty-seventh ami
versary Of the johnson Memorial
Club at the Metropolitan Baptist
Church.
The club was organized in
honor Of the late Rev. Robert
johnson.
The committee arranging the
program included r. c. Hill, pres
ident: Rosa Hill, secretary; Lula
Frazier. Grace Henry. w. C. Wool
ford, Leon Anderson and e. e.
Pearson.
The Washington times., 1933-05-01
Speaker Denies DrYS
BrOUqht Prohibition

American industry, seeking
more efficient workmen and
fewer industrial accidents caused
by liquor, demanded, and OBJ
tained, passage Of the Eighteenth
Amendment, Francis D. Nichol, of
the American Temperance So
ciety of Seventh Day Adventists,
said yesterday in an address at
the Gunton Memorial Presby-
terian Church. He denied claims
that a small group Of fanatical
drys foisted the law on the
American people.
The Washington times., 1933-05-01
G. W. u. to Exhibit
NearbU Wild FLOLOers

More than q hundred species
of wild flowers which grow in
the vicinity Of Washington will
be exhibited today, from 2 to Z
o'clock, in Building H Of George
Washington University, G st. be
tween Twentieth and Twenty
first SITS. N. w. The flowers
were gathered by the field botany
class Of the university.
The Washington times., 1933-05-01
NeuD Target DeUice
Eliminates Bullets

A new device which eliminates
bullets but gives the same effect
of target practice was demon
strated at the Congress Heights
rifle range yesterday. Through
electric connections the result Of
firing is obtained without shoot
ing. The device can be used in.
doors or out.
The Washington times., 1933-05-01
House
SLDeDt bu Blaze

Fire badly damaged a six-apart-
ment house at 100 Maple Avenue,
Takoma Park, early this morning,
when a hot water heater is said
to have exploded. District fire.
men aided the Takoma Park vol
unteer fire department in fighting
the blaze and rescuing residents
of the apartment.
The Washington times., 1933-05-01
Retiring Medical
SerQeUnt Will Tour

Staff Sergt. Joseph Lengyel,
who retired today after 80 years
service in the Army Medical De-
partment, plans to sail for a
tour Of Europe on May 81. He
has been stationed at Walter
Reed Hospital.
Capt. Fred o. Wells presented
Lengyel with Z gift in behalf
of the enlisted personnel Of Wal
ter Reed.
The Washington times., 1933-05-01

Voters In Hyattsville started
trouping to the polls at Z o'clock
this morning to bring to an end
one of the most bitterly fought
campaigns for the mayoralty the
town has seen.
When the polls opened today,
supporters of DR.. Hillary T.
Willis, twice mayor Of the town,
and proponents Of Caesar L.
Aiello. corporation counsel, were
loud in their predictions that
their respective candidates would
win
The Washington times., 1933-05-01
VOTING uNTlL7P. M.

Residents Of Takoma Park eli
gible to vote have until z o'clock
this evening to cast their ballot
in the councilmanic election.
Three are to be elected for two
year terms and one for a one
year term. Voting Is at the Car.
roll Avenue Fire Hall.
The Washington times., 1933-05-01
Y. N. C.. A. GLee Club
In ThlIrsdGu Recital

The Young Mems Christian AS
gociation Glee Club will hold its
second annual concert Thursday
night at $3.50 o'clock in Barker
Hall, Seventeenth and K Streets
Northwest. j. Nelson Anderson
Is director and Marjorie G. Davis,
accompaniSt.
The Washington times., 1933-05-01

N friend of CHESTERFIELD writes us of
a salesman who had "something to say:
81 dropped into little tobacco shop,
and when I asked for pack of Chest
erfelds the man smiled and told mel
was the seventh customer without a
break to ask for ChesterGelds Smoker
after SMOKER he said, tells me that
ChesterGelds click with them. . that
they're milder and taste better. I sell
five times as many Chester6elds as I
did while back"
Yes, there's something to say about Chest"
erfelds and it takes just six words to say
it-"They're mild and yet they Satisfy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30

Is j6l tudjuk, hogy az ujjaszer-
yezes q betetek egy nagy resze-
mex az elveszteset jelenti. Egy
csom6 bankot soha. t6bbe mem
fognak kinyitni.
Ezeket a bankokat el6bb-ut6bh
bezartak volna holiday" nelku1
is Is sokkal jobb, hogy egyszerre
tortenik meg. mintha h6napokon
at hullottak volna ell egyenkent,
de ez mem cs0kkenti a betev6k
millioinak a sulyos veszteseget.
Az orominnepb6l bizony az
erintett betev5k szamara gyasz-
iinnep lett Is arnikor kenytelenek
a betetek felet leirni, mem lehet
kivanni a vesztes emberek mil
li6itol, hogy lelkesedjenek exert
az "uj deal" -ert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
"A SZtJKSEG-MUNKA
JAVASLATA

ellen inkabb tessek-lass&kb6l
tiltakoztak hiyatasos mlnkAs-
racketeerek, akik a multi het We
gen mar megbekiiltek.
Green urnak Is a Federation
nyakan el6skod6 pereputtyanak
az ellen volt kifogasa, hogy a
torveny el6irt a szukseg- munkan
egy dollaros napszamot. Most
ezt kihagyjAk javaslatbd Is
Green uf most mar meg van ele-
gedve, bar j6l tudja 8 is, mas is,
hogy az3rt az egy doll&ros nap
szam marad meg ezeken . mum
kakon.
A honatyak azert mem lelke-
sednek exert = javaslatert, inert
att6l felnek, hogy EFT hamarosan
tobb fogja k0vetni 6 hogy PAT
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30

even belil az emberek szazezrei,
ITALIAN milli6i fognak kozmunka-
kon dolgozifi az orszag minden
reszSben.
Vi javaslatot iger az eln0k ak
korra, mire farm-javaslat le
lesz targyalva $ allit6lag az uj
javaslat le fogja szallitani far
merck es a kis varosi hazak ka-
matterhet.
Az a Roosevelt szandeke, hogy
a mortgage-okat kormany ven.
ne at, illetve azokat alacsony ka-
natal biro bondokkal kicserelne,
Ha mortgage-ok kamatait le-
szallitanak ket-harom szazalekra
es azokat az adosok amortizalva
fizethetnek, akkor voltakepen a
t6ke lenne levagva majdnem a
felere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
Az ORsZAG tJNNEPI

hangulata azsrt ert veget,
inert az elnok hirtelen, erelyes
Is helyes intezkedeseit6l csoda-
kat vart polgarsag Is csodak
korszaka e1mult mar.
A bank holiday" utani napok-
ban csak arr6l olvastunk orom-
teljes jelent3seket, hogy hany
bank nyilt meg nap-nap utan az
orszAgban,. de mem arulja el
egyetlen ujsaghir sem, hogy 1926
bankot elfelejtettek AZ iinnep
utan kinyitni.
Ezeknek a bankoknak egy re-
sect. kis r3szkt, ITALIAN megnyit-
jak, legnagyobb resz3t "ujja
szervezik" IS azut&n nyitjAk meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
La VASUTAK
ERDEKE EBEN

is radikalis javaslatai lesznek
az elnoknek, aki allitolag az or
szag osszes vasutait hat-het tar
sasagba akarja szervezni, anlc-
lyek aztan mind egy szovetsegi
biztos ellen6rzese alatt mikod-
nenek.
Az eladosodott vasutak kepte-
leneknek latszanak a penziigyi
terheiket viselni es a trusztositas
alkalmaval az ad6ssagaikat le-
vagjak, a reszvenyeseik nagy re-
szet pedig egyszeriien "ki-free-
zoljak". !.
Ugy latszik, hogy az elnok
mem meri vasutak allamosita-
sat ajanlaniH az orszagnak, de
eek a felintezkedesek mind abb
ba az gifanyba vezetnek es akar-
nlilyen' akadaiyokat aliitanak az
egysegesit&s IS allamositas utja-
ba, az el6l orokre. mem lel1et
maid <kitersiiss Il ..ss 20
Es amig az orszag eget6. pro-
-blemais val6saggal raegtek con-
|gressus ekeztre, addig a nemzet-
k0zi elintezeeien kerdsseksl is je-
lentkexneks te'ipeld&ui az rur6pai
kSyetS Ssseiaf jakxe slrg9s .elinte-
Ezest k0vetel az sln9kt6l. ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
IA FARM
|JAVASLATR0I4

az clnok egesz 6szintegn meg.
mondta, hogy probalkoz$ a
mely uj' utakra vezeti eztsaz or
Eszagot . es AIT igerte, h&y 81
kertelenssg eseten 8 magffpgja
Fa refornibkat. befejezni. ; u.
:Ez a kijelentes azonbsg. mem
nyugtatja meg azokat as 5sena-
torokat, akik mem szivesen ad-
max ilyen nagy hatalmat 4 fold
miivelesi MINISTER kezebks&s a
Xix mem hisznek abban, fbgy az
elnok terve sikerrel jar. si:. a5
A lakossag is vegyess Srzel-
mekkel fogadja a Feher Haz ia.
vaslatat, inert a varosokS nyo.
morgo tomegei mem valami boi.
dogan varjak a privilegiumot
hogy evi nyolcszaz millio dol.
lar adot fizessenek az elelmiszer
utan, amit a farmerek kapnanak
meg valanilyen formaban.
Maguk a farmerek is vegye:
erzesekkel fogadjak ezt az egesz
akciot, inert Hoover fele farm
board mar rajuk koltott otszaz
millio dollart, amib6l a foldmi
sesek egy penny hasznot mem
lattak es ma inkabb direkt Sc
gitseget, ado1eengedest, kamat
moratoriumot, stb. szeretnenek.
Az legsulyosabb hibaja ja'
vaslatnak, hogy tobb segitsege'
nyujt a nagy farmernak, mint :
Ikis foldmiivesnek. A javasla
szerint azok kapnak maid bonust
akik bizonyos termenyekb6l ke.
vesebbet vetnek es iltetnek .
tudvalev6, hogy a nagy farmel
szivesen hagy egy jokora darat
foldet ugarban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
A MEZES HETEK vECEI

L ( - < =
ertek az elr1ok Is a congress.
sus kozt 5 mostant6l kezdve !
honatyak nern fogjak Fehel
Haz kivansagait Is javaslatai'
neman megszavazni.
A beiktatast kovet6 napok re.
menyked6 hangulata kisse joza
nabbra valik Is a polgarsag csa
lodottan allapitja meg onmaga
max, hogy ket het alatt milleniu.
mot meg Roosevelt sem tud csi
nalni.
A congressusban az vi kor'
many ket SERVE, az elnok es 3
congressus, farnlrjavaslaton
fog osszeveszni, de a senatus
mem valami nagy lelkesedesse
fogja a sziikseg-munka javasla'
tot sem megszavazni.
A congressus kozelg6 lazada'
sanak els6 es f6oka az, hogy q
farm-javaslat kovetkezmenyeive
egyaltalan nincsenek tisztabar
es mem hiszik, hogy AIT az or.
szag polgarsaga, vagy akar ma
guk foldmivesek is akarnak.
A szlkseg-munka ellen mum.
kasszervezetek hangoltak con.
gressust, ez a javaslat azonbar
minden nagyobb kesedelem mel
kill keresztiil megy.
Azutan jonnek meg a mort
gage-kamat leszallitasara vonat
kozo javaslatok, a vasutak erde.
keben tervezett torvenyek es hat
ra van meg az europai kovete.
lesek nagyon kenyes kerdese,
Mind olyan iigyek, ameIyeket
mem fognak egyforman lstni .
Feher Hazbol es a congressus.
IDOL. i.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30

munkakat megkezdik IS hogy
mindezek nem napokat, de h6-
napokat vesznek ig6nybe.
Mem ,kell tehat ketsGgbe esni
AEON, hogy ! par h9t el6tti hir-
telen dragulas megallt az orszag-
ban, hogy az 3rtekek ujra le-
csusztak S minden olcs6bb lett,
inert ezek csak pillanatnyi je-
lens9gek. Akinek vasArolni val6-
ia van, az ne habozzek a vasar-
lassal, inert igenis az inflaci6
el6l mem lehet kiterni Is nyar
derekara, vagy az 6sz elejere a
dollar 3rteke alaposan 1ecsuszik,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
.Is< 20. & a.
MEG MEM TlJDJA /

sem a congressus, sem az or.
szag polgarsaga, hogy a aemzet-
kozi probleniakhoz mikepen fog
Roosevelt hozza nyulni, hogy
mix szandekai a koveteleseink
iigyevel h6gy mifele engedme-
nyeket akar Europat61, ha tar.
tozasainak Macy reszet kenytele.
mex 1esziink elengedni Is leirni
Az e1nok eddigi kijelentese
szerint vamkedvezmenyeket ko
vetel minden ADDS allamtol, d.
azonkivil o1yan kovetelesei i.
lesznek, amelyekr6l nyilvanosar
mem szoktak beszelni.
Az Egyesult A1lamok koruna
nya AIT koveteli, hogy legyer
beke Europaban, ami viszont az
jelenti, hogy siirg6sen vegyel
revlzlO ala a verSallleS1 bekeszer
z6deseket.
Exert volt olyan surg6s ;
Mac Donald utja, exert van olyar
lazban Europa Is ez az els6 &
legsulyosabb kovetelese Wa
shingtonnak, Sniel6tt a nekiinl
jar6 ezermilli6kat hajland6 lenn'
leirni.
Europa orszagai nyilt gazda
sagi haboruban allnak egymassa
1914 ota es arnig beke mem lesz
a vilagon, addig termeszetes gaz
dasagi eletr6l sehol mem lehet be
szklni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30

megfelel6 .politikai befolyasok
az erelyes tisztogatast elalljak.
Mem el&g az, hogy Harrimant
IS Mitchell bankarokat letart6z-
tattak Is nem elsg, hogy . det-
roiti bankfejcdelmek kormere
iit0ttek.
Mem eleg az sem, hogy Chica-
Igoban tizenkilenc el6ke6 gentle
n1ant vad ala helyeztek, inert
eek szorvanyos esetek csak
OFT Is akkor mutatkoznak, ami-
kor n&pharagnak mar joga lem
ne linchelni.
Idaig a kormanyunk f6mun-
kaja abban merult XII, hogy
multi milliomosoknak ado visz-
szateriteseket engedelyeztek. -
Most at kellene nezni az 0sszes
ad6csalasokat Is egesz biztos,
hogy Mitchell bankar uron XII
viii meg egy sereg multi.millio-
most becsukhatnanak AL Capone
melle bortonbe. (Ot is ado
csalas miatt csuktak ely
Vizsgalatot kellene inditani
Detroitban, New Yorkban, Gle
velandban Is az orszag minden
nagyobb varosaban, hogy .
bankbukasok el6tt mifele mani
pulaciokkal igyekeztek a millio-
mos bankvezerek sajat b5riket
es penziiket, menteni.
Az elnok ket els6 beszede-
Iben AIT igerte, hogy q hamis
/ "penzva.t6kat' fi fogjak verni
az iizlet templomaib6L de 'ezzel
szemben sajnalattal AIT kell lat
Ini az orszagnak, hogy q ba-
ruchoknak, meg tobbi penz-
| lfejedelmeknek szabad bejayatuk
Ivan az elnokhoz Is hogy ma IS
Ok a legbefolyasosabb elemek a
kormanynal. s.1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30

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