davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1933-08-29
FILES SUIT TO PREVENT
FORECLOSURE ON HOUSE

A suit to prevent foreclosure Of a
mortgage on her home was filed in Dis
trict Supreme Court yesterday by Helen
N. Phillips, 3416 Seventeenth street,
who says she believes the Home Owners
Loan Corporation is willing to refinance
the obligation for her.
She asserts that despite this fact,
Mrs. w. w. King Of Mclean, Va,
holder of the mortgage. has insisted on
the foreclosure The suit charges Mrs.
Kings claim against the property ag-
gregates only $3.50 and that the home is
valued at $11,500. To permit fore
closure under the circumstances. she
says, would be highly inequitable.
Through Attorney j. J. Muir, she asks
for a restraining order to prevent the
foreclosure sal. at this time.
Evening star., 1933-08-29

into custody unless they answered his
questions as to who they were and
where they were going. Miss Kelley
said she detected liquor on the Off
GERS breath when she leaned forward
to get his number.
Testifying for the defense, Capt. P. j.
Carroll, superintendent of the park po-
lice, said he interviewed Bracey a
couple of hours after the affair and
the policeman did not appear to have
been drinking. Two other defense
witnesses corroborated this version of
the of1cer's condition.
Both sides we're given permission to
submit additional evidence early next
week In the form Of depositions and
the boards recommendations probably
will be made shortly after to Arno
B. Cammerer, director of National
Parks, Buildings and Reservations, In
terror Department.
Bracey was relieved Of his revolver
at the outset of the hearing at request
Of Attorney Sigler, who explained that
the complainants we're nervous at the
sight Of the weapon.
Evening star., 1933-08-29
BILLS ovERsuBscRIBED

The Treasury's latest offer Of s1-day
bills dated August 80 has been over
subscribed more than four times.
Total subscriptions Of $403. .102, 900
were opened at Federal Reserve banks
and $i00, zoe, 900 were accepted. The
accepted bids ranged from 99.066,
equivalent to OILS per cent per annum,
to 99.s63. equivalent to 0.15 per cent.
lContiuuea ou Page Z, Column ~
Evening star., 1933-08-29

ton Counsel Rob-
ert E. Lynch to in
vestigate br e a d
prices in the Dis
trict, should the
United States at
torney's Office de-
cline to do so.
Bride said he
would meet Senator
Kings request for
some one to investi-
gate bread prices
here If necessary,
but that it would
be a severe drain
upon his office staff.
Elwood H. Seal,
another of his as
sistants, is now in
vestigating milk
Evening star., 1933-08-29
Engineers Rebuild Trestle in Five Days

E TRAINS RUNNING TO-DAY.

Emergency Of the Pennsylvania Railroad rush.
ing pile driving over the Anaccsta River to open
temporary span to replace the bridge which collapsed
under the Crescent Limited last Thursday morning.
The repairmen went to Friday morning and today
made good their promise to finish the trestle days
despite several accidents which them back first
train passed early this morning.
Star staff Photo.
Evening star., 1933-08-29
Aid Supper Thursday.

OUNCE ORCHARD, August 20 (Spe-
ciaD A fried chicken and ham supper
will be held under the auspices Of the
ladies' Aid, Mcdonald Chapel, in the
grove adjoining the church, Thursday
evening from s to . pm.
Evening star., 1933-08-29
Informs King He Will Act if
US. Attorneys Office
Declines Aid.
Department
PROMISES ASSISTANCE
Organized Labor to Pay Half of
Costs of Consumers' Council
Inquiry.

Corporation Counsel William w. Bride
said today he had informed Chairman
King Of the Senate District Committee
that he would assign Assistant Corpora
Evening star., 1933-08-29
Plans Dance Saturday.

BOWIE, Md, August 20 Especially -
The Girls Friendly Society will hold its
6rst dance Of the season Saturday eve
ming Ia st. James Hall here.
Evening star., 1933-08-29
Volunteer Firemen Exempted.
GETS ABSOLUTE DIVORCE
Silver Spring Woman Charges
Child:

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, August 29.-Mrs.
Fern G. Mellon of Silver Spring has
been granted an absolute divorce by
Judge Charles w. Woodward in Circuit
Court here from Walter K. Mellon Of
Philadelphia on grounds of desertion.
The decree also awards her custody Of
the couples only child, Patricia Mel
lon, s. The plaintiff was represented
by Attorney Kenneth Lyddane Of Rock
vile.
Evening star., 1933-08-29
Other Entries.

Rainbow Dyeing & Cleaning Co.,
Ransdell, Inc, Printers: Raybestos
Brake Service, Rock Greek Ginger Ale
c., Rudolph q West, Sanitary Carpet
Cleaning Co., Sanitary Grocery Co.,
SCHNEIDER Peanut Butter Products Co..
Sears Roebuck, Seventh Street BuA-
ness Mems Association, Shell Eastern
Petroleum Products Co., Short Line
System, Smith Storage Co.. Southeast
Business Mems Association. Southern
(Continued on Page Z, Column -
Evening star., 1933-08-29

Continued on Page Z. Column -
Evening star., 1933-11-01
DIR, SMITH ENDS
! FEDERAL SERVICE
Former Power Commission
Head to Engage in Writ
ing and LeCturing.

After two-score years in the service
Of the Government, George Otis Smith,
widely-knoWn engineer and former
chairman of the Federal Power Com
mission, today was back in private life,
DR.. Smith, a Republican, who re-
Gently was replaced in the chairman
ship by Frank R. McNinch. Democrat.
severed his connection with the COM
mission yesterday afternoon. His resig-
nation had been requested by the
Now he plans to lecture and write.
but before launching into this field,
which is a familiar one, Dr. Smith Is
going back to Waterville, Me, where,
on Friday night, he will impress upon
the student body of Colby College. his
alma mater the necessity of trounclng
Maine State in the annual foot ball
battle Saturday.
DR.. Smith completed 81 consecutive
years in the Government last June For
three years prior to that, he had passed
his Summers with engineering parties
while attending school, and then. upon
graduation from Johns Hopkins. took
the first examination for biologists ever
held by the Civil Service Commission,
ami received an appointment.
He was head Of the Geological Survey,
when. in December. 1880. President
Hoover selected him to head the newly
created Power Commission. Only two
of the original five members OF the COM
mission now remain-Chairman NC
Ninch and Commissione' Draper. DR..
Smiths successor on the commission
has not been named, but will be a Re-
publican, as the establishment is BIZ
partisan.
DR.. Smiths associates presented him
with q walking stick as a memento OF
his service on the commission.
Evening star., 1933-11-01
Marriage Licenses.

Ned L. Upright. 30, 1923 Pennsylvania ave,
and Margaret M Smith. 20, 3s1l 9TH ST.
ReiG /, Parker 81. ii Kennedy st. ne, and
Eileen F. Cornett. q, SIS Taylor ST.;
Rev. w. ]. Sweeney. ..
william L. Matthews, 80: 511 Massaehusetts
St Sc; Rev James R. Glenn:
P C. Patterson, SO, and Edith A. Bright
we'll 90, both of Richmond; Rev. W. W.
Archie p Charvis. e1. a1o7 5th St, and
Annie B. Winston, 10. 1105 7th ST. Sc;
Rev. K w. Roy.
!. M Robinson. 81. and Jessie Lewis. 90,
both of 761 Kenyon St. Rev. S. G.
Joseph A Cottrell. e1. and Mary e. Smith
ers. q, both Of Richmond; Rev. A. F.
Poore
Eliiha Jones. %. 1904 Vermont ave, and
Ella Robinson, %, 113 Thomas ST.; Rev.
waiter w. jackson. As 400 South Carolina
ave. Sc. and lola Terrence, ~, Hyatts-
vile, Md: Rev l.. MichauX.
Evening star., 1933-11-01
Births Reported.

William and Carrie Thompson. girl twin,
Rufus G, and Lucy Hall. boy.
f5s bsltan and E Ma5s a5s sdds sdSGp Eott hGS boy
Howard and Gertrude Miller. boy.
William and Mary St. Clair, boy
Charles w. and Regina Eliot. boy.
Robert c and Annie Ouray, girl.
Joseph E and Lottie House. girl
Benjamin F. and Blanche Pettis. girl.
Earl c. and Helen Spohr, girl.
John and Mary Ambrose, girl.
Gordon B. and Gertrude Rath. girl;
Gpstis W na and Gladys 5usTsese sree baT siTl
John and Mary Kane. boy.
Robert T. and Matte BOWSer. boy,
Ethan and Rebecca Bess. boy.
2zie and A,menzia Armenia I4IaleG Linder: boy boy
James James and rao Alberta Alberta Robinson boy.
John and Hazel Payne, boy.
Percy B and Blondelle Porter, boy;
Geg5ee@ @ an1 d Llllifn liz rTIs Washnston. boy girl
Kebs45 and aPs para{by aa,R Ha s9s boy
Woodrow and Frances Richard. boy.
Charles s. and Helen Walter. boy.
Robert and Rena Nimetz. boy.
Jerome C. and Marjorie SCOOTER. boy.
JosePhh JosePh a and aha Mamie Maene os5ie. eNl sirl
Frank and Agnes Miller, girl.
John c. and Frieda Pruitt, girl.
D.
Robert H and Virginia Milburn. CIR.
George H: and Dorothy Felter' girl
Irwin and Louise Rollins boy.
Jack and Naomi Pixley. boy.
Johnny and Inez Clay. boy:
Lenwood and Lennie Smith. boy. boy
matthew and Lucille. Brown. boy.
william and Gwendolyn Saunders ooy'
James and Inez Wilson, boy
Raymond and Anna Hawkins, boy.
David and Carrie Smith; boy. -,
Thomas L. and Evelyn Matthews; girl.
Frederick E and Irma Thornton, gill
Andie and Alma Duchess. glrl;
Rother and Ruth Jackson. girl. -,
Joseph T and Pauline Turner. girl.
Robert and Mary Davis girl
John A. and Ruth Bryan; ryans,1 girli gir,
HeIrv T. and Marie Marshall girl.
Mcbride and Flora PRESLEY. girl.
Samuel and Ethel Small. boy,
William F. and Pearl Hart. Rlrl'
Evening star., 1933-11-01
Deaths Reported.

Mary Sophia Bowie, 90, 7o1 10th st. ,d
Richard w. Miller, "a, Home for AGED ahu
Mary W L. Mccarthy 81, SO seaton pl;d
Odessa Barrett. 50. 1898 KaloT ANA ana to-
nns WiiIam P Flood, u Naval 1uasnfai ao5pi.inl
Mary p Kehoe 81. Sbley Hospital
Henry E Ridenour e. los l56l N s. sfIincurable.
% Dock B. Dial 40 vets1ans AdminiiitFiat'on Hosnitai
James Anderson. 81 Casna!Ty saSa TyacV HoSs.'a' u
Aimee G Sampson. o5. Providence Hospita,
Theodore P Chaconas. 81 & Garheid 1es # Hospital
Ianie simms 70 1914 27th St.
Edward Green, 81 1901 12sr01l.d5en.s h5.h 81 HOSPITAL
Edear Jordan. 43. 1414 Columbia st:
Maude johnson e. GalVSeEh eo9 Wsshineson hesol't Ct
ua1an Mitchell, 80 $50 r. /. ave-
Fred BTsss 90; o. s1s e N dsl,nser II ays Hospital
fTanR FRANK Wooten. S6, Gallinger Hospital.
William G. Robinson, 22. District jail jan.
Evening star., 1933-11-01
PLANE DROPS CIRCULARS
Mexico City Showered With Re-
Iigious Propaganda From Air.

MEXICO, D. F.. November l (P)-
A number of circulars OF a religious
nature were thrown from an airplane
which flew over the city Sunday, it
was learned yesterday.
According to military officials. the
pamphlets were signed by DR.. Jose de
Jesus Manriquez Y Zarate, Bishop OF
Huejutla, who is understood to be IN
exile In San Antonio.
Authorities believe they were thrown
bv four women who hired plane at
the airport 1t was first reported that
the circulars were Communlstlc propa-
ganda.
Evening star., 1933-11-01

The shillie, prime ia
vorite and classic
among sports shoes
black or brown
calf, &.75.
Evening star., 1933-11-01

White satin, to be
dyed, If your cos.
tune demands tin
q chic, cut.out san.
dal. Also in black,
H.7S.
Evening star., 1933-11-01

Daumier a formal
matinee model in
ooze and kid; black,
brown, eel gray,
$l4.50
Evening star., 1933-11-01

Moutonne - gaiter.
topped, elove-like in
its nodded it-black
ooze, silver.piped.
$l4.50
Evening star., 1933-11-01

Trotteur-a hish.cut
walking oxford in al
lisator.lizard black
and brown, $l6.50.
Evening star., 1933-11-01
Empty Your
CaUBLadder
And You'll Feel Like q
Billion Dollars!

0leepless nights dog-tired days. headaches,
pains In all parts Of the b0dy-indigest
xss, Do you suffer from one or all2
And have you tried every medicine under
the sun. only to find yourself back where
No wonder. for you. like Thousands Of
Others have probably been treating yourself
for everything but the right thing. Get at the
unsuspected cause-your gall bladder. II
eIuRgish, It won't pour into your small IN
teStines the most important digestive juice
necessary for neutralising gastric acid, quick
ening digestion and disinfecting the intestinal
tract, II this Juice doesn't now freely, then
your food sours. putriftes. stomach becomes
alled with gas and acidity.
From the worlds greatest chemists comes
4 simple pleasant means TO make this
digestive Juice now freely. and put you on the
sunny side of life. Magnesia Oxoids. little
smasing oxygen-purer than the air you
breathe-plls magnesia. gently stimulates
the gall bladder. neutralises burning acidity
and sweeps that poison-packed bowel clean.
Take two OIoids after each meal-and
before retiring-drink plenty Of water-put
your gsll bladder to wofk-and you'n Jump
out Of your skin for Joy. Such new healthi
such robust vigori Get MAgnesia Oxoids
today from your druggist. Advertisement.
Evening star., 1933-11-01

Scotland sends us
this typical Scotch
tongue oxford in
brown service-su
$3.50
Evening star., 1933-11-01

The Mirramar in
black suede, in black
or brown kid FIVE
eyelet oxford, smart.
ly stitched, 3.7s.
Evening star., 1933-11-01

An o { her charming
version of the sandal
in dyeable white
crepe, with gold and
silver kid trim and
shimmerins silv er
heel, $l0.50.
Evening star., 1933-11-01

The B a b a r ain
black satin, kid or
suede; the Aatterins
T-strap compliments
afternoon clothes,
sS.7s
Evening star., 1933-11-01
And 50 to the GALA EVENING MODE

Classically sim pie,
the white satin
opera, beautifully
cut. Also in black,
$6.95.
Evening star., 1933-11-01
LAIRD, SCHOBER-the ultra in fashionable footwear


of nmtable
gnd)sklled
individuality fashion well
econo of Equality. Exclus at
Evening star., 1933-11-01

For active sports this
moccasin.type oxford
in [ W o t on es or
brown calf, $6.95.
Evening star., 1933-11-01

The Nina, an eyeIet.
tie in black or brown
suede and kid-for
daytime occasions,
SlO.SO
Evening star., 1933-11-01

Collesebred It his
walking oxford in
mandrucca calf, with
walking-leather-heel,
$6.95
Evening star., 1933-11-01

Classic-a patent
leather pump, with
square throat and
comfortably high
heel, $3.50.
Evening star., 1933-11-01

Silver and gold
braided kid, utterly
charming trimming
for a white or black
crepe sandal, $3.50.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-14
HA EFT Az
.ERK0LC CSTELEN

jovedelmet megadozzak, leg
alabb harom-negyszaz millio dol
lart vesznek el evente a t6ke-
sekt6l, akik exert a jovedelemert
senrnit mem dolgoznak.
A kormanynak nincs is ra
szuksege, hogy EFT a javaslatot
benyujtsa, inert meg fogja AIT
tenni Borah senator, de a kor-
many ketsegtelenil tamogatni
fogja minden erejevel a nagyon
udvos inditvanyt.
ARA is gondolnak, hogy meg
adoztassak valamikepen ait to-
.ket, amely az utolso honapokban
elmenekiilt az orszagbol amt
|elobb-utobb vissza fognak hozni
azok, akik gyavan a kulfold "biz-
tonsagaba helyeztek vagyonaik
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-14
IHOGY EFT A MACY
HORDEREJtJ

valtozast siman, bekes uton es
a bankok "onkentes" keresere
tvhessek meg, a kormany ne1ni
b;-tatast adott ARA nezye, hogy a
Securities Act" drakoi szigoran
e,~,leg enyhitenek januarDan,
ha abba beleegyezik a congressus.
Lgyelore nem lehetiink nagyon
bi biztosak, hogy a congressus haj-
laudo lesz bankarokkal alkudni.
Fontossag dolgaban masodik
!,1lyen ALT az a teny, hogy a
kornlany jelenleg lejaro het-
szazotven inillio dollar tartozast
ncm ujonnan ilyonlatott Is fe-
dczet nelkiili bankokkal fogja fl
>e mi, llanem egy ewes lejaratra
valtokat bocsatott XII, amt ha-
io,nszorosan tuljegycztek.
EZ eel az elJarassal a kOrmany
meg akarta azokat az al-smithe-
ttt nyugtatni, akik milllo-dolla-
ros papirpenzekkel remitettek az
orszagtt, a nemet marka minta-
jira ICY a multi heten a nagy-
Cke orditozasa es az aranyvaiuta
enIegetese valami kevessel csen.
de,ebb lett.
A kormany valtoinak a tul.
josyzese AIT is bebizonyitotta
hogy hiaba volt minden rernites
a szovetseg hitele megingathatat.
ian az orszagban.
Liberals szenpontbol sajna.
14tos, hogy a kormany mem u
bankokkal valtotta vissza lie.
jart bondokat, de meg kell erte
ndnk, hogy kormany kenyte'
len idorol-id6re minden csoport-
tai megalkudni, inert nemcsak Ii.
teralisokbol all az orszag la
kossaga. ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-14
AZ ORSZAG ELNOKE

ismet beszelt a multi heten a.
nemzethez es bar lehetnek, akik
mem talaltak eleg szenzaci6t a
eszedben, akik megertettek, azok
Roosevelt meger6sitett hitvalla
sat hallottak radon keresztil.
"Egy b6segesebb eletre' van
juga minden embernek ebben az
orszagban es az orszag feje ARA
kcrte az egyhazakat, inert a
Church Of Christ bankettjen tor
tent a nyilatkozat, - hogy erre
tanitsak hiv6ket az egyhazak
Meg ennel is tovabb rnent. AIT
rlondta, hogy EFT bosegesebb
eictet es annak minden bizto-
s,tekat "joggal kovetelheti az al
lam polgara a kormanytof' es
ellnek az vi elmeletnek szelle-
iniben fogja a kormanyat vdzetnl.
Milyen messze vagyunk attol a
hooverizmustol, amely AIT hir-
dette, hogy az allalnnak semmi
joga beleavatkozni sem az iizlet-
be, sem a polgarok maganelete-
be Is amely az uzleti elet korlat-
nelkiili anarchiajat tartotta gaz-
.asagi szentsegnek.
Ennek a szemlenek a folya-
man ra fogok mutatni, hogJ az
elnok AIT vizet issza tenyleg,
amt az egyhaz bankcttjen predi-
kAit hogy cselekedeteiben is
n'ndenben hi marad a program
janoz.
IT. meg csak ARA akarok ra-
1nutatni, hogy Hitiernek es a
llltleristaknak is volt egy uze-
nete az elloknek, akl kijelentette,
hogy ninden tenat a zsido
fllekezet is joggal kovetelheti
nlaganak a teljes szabadsagot, a.
Lat meg is kapnak ebben az Or
szagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-14
DE MA MAR NEMCSAK

egesz nyiltan beismerik. hogy
k0zmunkak ss az eljovend6
nagy ad6k a vagyonok. ''ujra-
e.csztasat jclentik, hanem AT
is hejelentik, hogy sokkal tovabb
rnennek szocialis programban.
Professor Berle, a "brain trust
tagja egyre nyiltabban hangoz-
ta.ja. hogy semmi "ideiglenes'
nem lesz ezekben a torvenyek-
cen, hogy az orszag hatarozottan
q szocializmus utjara l&pett, hogy
azon keressen a tomegek szama-
IA tobb igazsagot.
Es akik ebbol meg nem tud-
hsk, .iogy az eln0knek mi az
aiiaspontja, azok Peek-nek a bu-
kasa,a gondolhatnak.
Peek farmerek erdekeben ho-
zott bonusz-t0rvenyek v&grehaj-
tasavaf volt meghizva Is bar ra-
dikalis embernek ismertkk, meg
dobbent kormany messzemen6
roRiAmj6t6I. Az J yelenenyst
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-14
ALTALANOS
ELEGEDETTSEGGEL

allapitjak meg az ors zagban,
hogy a hirtelen meginditott koz-
rnunkak harmadfel millio embert
munkaba allitottak a multi hetig
Is nem ketli senki, hogy ennek
hetnek a vegere negy millio
Der fog dolgozni.
Bar termeszetes, hogy az elso
hltekben a munkara rendelt en-
',erek szazezrei fej nelkil Is lat
.'zolag eel nelkiil dolgoznak, las
sen egesz helyes program kezd
kialakulni es mlndenutt CONDOS
kodnak rola, hogy konstruktiv
ilanyba tereljek a, munkakat.
A szovetsegnek a tobbek kozt
az programme, hogy a repuio-
etp-nezok ezreit epiti fel mum
kasoknak ez besorozott had
seIege az orszagban es rendbe
lloz zak az utakat, az uccakat,
s4oval inindazokat a reperalaso-
kat elvegzik, amikre mem volt
pul.ze az utolso evekben egyet-
lcr varosnak sem az orszagban.
Az elosztas bunos egyenl6tlenz
sege mindig munkatlansagot
iCezett fel tokes rendszer ural-
ma alatt 5 egyszeruen a kor
igfnyei szabtak meg, hogys a
"felesleges' munkas kezekkel,
vagyis akik nem termel6 mum
kat vegeztek, gulakat epitesse-
nek-e kor faraoi, vagy landing
fleldeket, ahol a repul6gepek fel
es leszallnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-14

tort mindenkinek a bicskaja,
inert demokratikus rendszer-
ben minden polgarnak minden
lcisctd szabadsagjogot megadtak
IS mindenki feltekenyen vigyaz
rd, hogy ait mas felekezctu
szomszedja is megkapja.
De az apr6 kilengesek tiinetei
nsha mutatkoznak k0ztiink is IS
ezSrt tartotta szuksegesnek az
Egyesilt Allamok choke, hogy
most, 4 hitlerigmus erajaban
0kiilonos erellyel hangsulyozza 4
k6teiez6 felckezeti tiirelmet Is
kii6n0s ellel itklje el azokat 4
gonosztev6ket, akik nemzet s
! tarAadalom bekkj&nek J fel-
gynjt1s6t pr6bfljf jfk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-14
egy rcszet.

egy reszet.
/ A folyton hazafisagot tanito~
nagyt6ke mem bizonyult hazafi-
max, az inflaciotol valo felelme-,
ben kozel ketezer millio dollart
rejtctt el kilfoldon Is teljes
mertekben megerdemli, hogy
mikor penziiket visszahozzak,
a nagyt6ke most a tamadasait
Tugwell professor egy Vi javas-
lata ellen koncentralja, amely az
elelmiszerekkel Is orvossagokkal
valo csalasnak akar veget vetni
gyokeresen az orszaoban.
!azt kormaily a1aposan megne-
hezitse Is koltsegesse tegye a
szamukra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-14
A MULTI HET
ESEMENYEI

kozt legfontosabbat mem is
vette eszre a polgarsag, inert el
volt foglalva a prohibicio iigye-
vel, meg Mary Pickford vala-
saval.
Az ujsagok nem foglalkoztak
bosegesen a dologgal es az or
szag nagyobb es klsebb bankjai
csdk szereny fizetett hirdetesek-
ben jelentettek be, hogy a ban
ok legtobbjenel reszvenyeket va
sarolt - az Egyesult -Allamok
kormanya.
A bankok reszvenytokeiket
teicmeltek. hogy egy csomo resi-
venyt eladhassanak Recon-
struction Finance Corporation
max. Mem .azert inert penzre
volt bankoknak sziksegiik, hi
szen eppen az a bajuk, hogy
tele vannak keszpenzzel, hanem
inert az orszag kormanya EFT ICY
akarta.
Honapoklg kiizdottek a bankok
ez ellen gondolat ellen es van
meg egy par bank, amelyek a
derekukat idaig mem adtak be,
d. ujevre valamennyi elfogadja a
Sormanyt reszvenyesnek.
Anti kozonseg mem tud,
ait bankok nagyon jol tudjak
es azert kiizdottek az utolso
osepp verig ez ellen az Vi deal
ellen. A kormany reszvetele AIT
jelenti, hogy egyel6re belle fog
szolni Washington minden fon-
tosabb bank tisztikaranak a meg
valasztasaba, kes6bb pedig
sokkal konnyebb lesz a kormany-
max, nepnsk., 4 bankpkat egy
sep napon atYenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-14
A NRA IS
MEGMUTATTA A

karmait a mutt heten es akik
Ill, .lnetlenek, aklk kish.tuek, a.
NIX evszazadok gonosz buneit
2,.,,y nap alatt szerttnek InegJavi
taai. azuKrak tanacsos lenne a
IRA ln::kodeset szorosabban
,,zsgd,ili.
r. NRA kebeleben niikodo
National Labor Board elnoke,
Wagner senator bejelentette.
l.ogy a decoiti aranymarhaval a
kornlany meg mines keszen, hogy
az edgewaterl Ford sztrajk ugye-
oen lesz egy-ket szasa a BIZ
zcttsagnak. Is ra fogjaN keny-
s-c1iteni Fordot, togy lgeIis rar-
gyal;cn collective rnunkasai-
Val.
Az ujsagok Macy ball;.hooval
jeleltettek be, hogy a Fora ko-
csik 'igyeben korinally f6ellen-
Gre lsazatt adott a NkA ellen a
Ford gyarnak, "a foellenor re-
puDllnanus hagyatek, aklt nenl
.,snet az elnoknek elesapnl) de
nem MAX meg, hogy Senator
Masler meg 1e.n vegzett Ford
ennai.
lA1t is keves ujsag lrja meg
ilogy National Steel Company
| Glen i1eginditottak az clJarast
inert Wheeling videxen levo gya.
ra,,an es banyaiban a munkasok
akarata ellenere .kompania junIt
r.enyszerltettek a munkasra. Is
bios lehet bennc lnindenl,i,
l:ngy mire elkeszulnek Wclrloi'
sa 'sacl, akkorra relldes SERVE
xc:e lesz arrafele munkasnax.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-14

langoztatta, hogy idciglenesek q
jelenlsgi torvenyek.
A kormany radiks.isabb tagjai,
akiket liberals csorort" neven
isnlernek, kenyertorest csinaltak
Is az elnok mem a foldmiiveles-
igyi minisztert es mem Professor
j ss WELT, legradikalisabb en-
.er, menesztette, hanenl VI be-
osztast adott Peeknek. Ezzel is
t;ll,ujelet adva annak, hogy nem-
csak shiszi rilunkasok Jogat a
"Dosegesebb eletre', hancm el
/: van ia szanva, hogy olyan
4any ban kormanyozza az or
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