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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-21
KIDNEYS and
RHEUMATISM

Your blood circulates four times
minute or 200 times an hour thru nine
million tiny, delicate tubes in your
kidneys which must function properly
in cleaning out Acids and poisonous
wastes or your system may be poi
soned, thus causing many painful trou-
bles. If poorly functioning Kidneys
make you suffer from Rheumatic Pains.
Nervousness, Getting Up Nights. Lum-
bagO. Leg Pains. Headaches, Dizziness.
Irritation. Circles under Eyes. or Skin
EruptiOns. don't take drastic or irri-
tating drugs. Try the guaranteed Doc
tors prescription Cystex pronounced
Siss-tex). Formula in each package.
Starts work in Is minutes Gently
soothes raw. irritated membranes.
Fairplay guarantee. Must fix you I'D
or money back on return of empty
package. Cystex costs just Sc a dose at
druggists AdvertiSement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-21
BABY BANDITS NABBED
Police Charge Youthful Quartet
With Railroad Robbery.

Four boys attempting to emulate
big time" gangsters were arrested
Tuesday by police when they COM
mitted burglary in the Nickel
Plate railroad Offices at Washing
ton and Noble streets.
The boys. two IL and two 9, have
reaped a small profit from the theft
OF magazines and papers, police
charged. They had removed sew
eral boards from a basement win
dow in the railroad Offices and
stolen law books and files, police
said.
They await action in juvenile
court.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-21
HARRY WADE,
INSURANCE CO.
CHIEF. IS DEAD
United Mutual President Is
Taken at Hospital;
Rites Thursday.

Death, caused by heart disease,
came to Harry Wade, 70, of 1882
Washington boulevard, president of
the United Mutual Life Insurance
Company, Meridian and ST. Joseph
streets, at the Methodist hospital
early today.
Mr.. Wade was head of the insur-
ance company since August, 1915,
when it was the insurance depart
ment of the Knights of PythiaS or
der. The company was changed
from a fraternal company into a
mutual company by an act of con-
gress two years ago.
Mr. Wade was grand keeper of
records and seal of the Indiana
grand lodge, knights of Pythias,
prior to taking over the direction of
the insurance corr pany.
During his service with the fra
ternal order he aided in the cree
ton of the Indiana Pythian build
ing at Massachusetts avenue and
Pennsylvania street. He also helped
establish the Knights of Pythias
home at Lafayette. Under his di-
rection, 100000 was raised by In
diana lodges overnight, to buy the
ground and begin construction of
the home.
He had wide acquaintance and
was particularly close with many
prominent Republican party lead
ers. He attended the Tabernacle
Presbyterian church.
Survivors are the widow, Mrs.
Anne Wade; two sons, Harry v.
Wade, Indianapolis, and Fred Wade,
Lafayette, and two sisters, Miss Ju-
liza M. Wade, Lafayette, and Miss
Margaret A. Wade, Anderson. Harry
V. Wade was associated with him
in the insurance firm.
Funeral services will be held at 10
Thursday in the Flanner & Bu-
chanan mortuary, 25 West Fall
Greek boulevard, and at 8 at the
K. of P home at Lafayette. Burial
will be in Lafayette.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-21
METZGER IN |. U. POST
Appointed Instructor in Sociology
on Extension Staff.

Charles Metzger, who organized
the Butler university matrimonial
course, has been appointed instruc-
tor in sociology and social service
on the Indiana university extension
staff here.
Metzger was named at a meeting
OF the university trustees at the
Claypool Tuesday.
Trustees also voted to refund
100000 worth of Robert w. Long
hospital bonds. This was author
lied by the 1888 legislature, it was
explained.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-21

rees often accused him Of being "a
radical
That is why he airs so readily his
belief that President Roosevelt's
railroad bill is no panacea; that the
railroads can not solve their prob
lens until the government actually
takes over their operation.
Eastman is 81, a bachelor, a
squash player, and devoted squire
to his sister, Miss Elizabeth, who
keeps house for him on peaceful
Cathedral avenue.
Questions Them All
He is one of the hardest working
men in public life, but has gained
his chief fame through his habit OF
asking observation-disclosures pertinent
and sometimes embarrassing-ot the
railroad men who have appeared be-
fore him.
He is in the throes now of organ
izing the force of accounts, investi-
gators, and clerks who will help him
to administer the Presidents exper-
mental railroad bill,
Job hunters track the green plush
right in front of his huge deck on
the tenth floor of the interstate
commerce commission building.
Carpenters pound on partitions.
Clerks stream in and out with trays
of letters, kilograms and documents.
Eastman questions them all, from
force of habit.
A Rubber Band addict"
Habit also causes him to smoke a
briar pipe most of the time and to
thrum rubber band between his
thumbs while he is thinking. The
rubber band is one of the most
necessary parts of his thinking
equipment. serving in the same fash
ion as did eX-President Hoover's
pencil and scratch pad during
periods of deep thought.
He is of medium height, with gray
hair, stopped shoulders, and long
upper lip, like Queen Victoria's.
He is the son of a New England
clergyman, a distinguished attorney
and a crony of Chief Justice Louis
Brandeis The latter recommended
him for his first federal post to
President Wilson. Eastman was 81
then, the youngest man on the in
terstate commerce commission.
Wednesday: Secretary of Agri-
culture, Henry A. Wallace.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-21
BOY, IL, HURT IN FIGHT
Suffers Broken Leg; Rival Ordered
to Appear in Court.

Junior Cafe, u, of 314 East New
York street. suffered a broken leg
Tuesday in a fight with Carlisle
johnson, 10, of 403 North Pennsyl-
vania street.
Police found the Cafe boy lying
on the sidewalk in the 100 block of
East Vermont street and took him to
city hospital. His opponent was or
dered to appear today in juvenile
court.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-21
GUNMAN STEALS AUTO
MOtOrist Leaps From Car When
Ordered to Drive.

Leaping from his moving auto
mobile Tuesday night, Samuel D
Case, 81, East st. Louis, ILL.,, escaped
when a gunman Communicated the
car and ordered Case to drive. The
bandit drove off with the car.
Case told police that he was
parked in front of 1900 South Bel
mont avenue, when the gunman
jumped on the running board.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-21
BANK HANDLES ESTATE
Property Valued at $1,000, Left to
Heirs of Mrs. LOttie Stemler.

Fletcher Trust Company was APP
pointed administrator of the estate
of Miss Lottie Stemler. in probate
court Tuesday Miss Stemler, who
died June Is, at 933 Buchanan
street, left an estate of $4,000.
Two brothers, Herman Stemler, of
Saginaw, Mich, and Jacob Stemler,
Madison, Ill, and two nieces, Mary
Miller, Lafayette, and Charlotte
Thayer, 1913 East ST. Joseph street,
are among the heirs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-21

America S 9Zo,-
600, 100000 rail-
road system.
Eastman isn't
a d e m ocr a t.
Neither is he a
Republican. He
got the job sim
ply because he
knows railroads.
He is an indie
pendent as far
as politics are
concerned.
So indepen-
dent is he in all
the rest of his
thinking that
during his four
teen years as a
member of the
interstate COM
merce commits
sion his confer
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-21
CITY MAN is HONORED
Godfrey ID. Yaeger Is Elected Presi-
dent of Mercltol International.

Election of Godfrey y. Yaeger,
indianapolis attorney, as president
of the Mercator Club international
was voted Tuesday at the national
convention in Cincinnati.
indianapolis wss chosen as the
organizations 1884 convention city.
Yaeger served rs preside of the
Indianapolis club and vas first
vice-president of the national club
last year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-21
oPTIMISTS TO FARLEY
Local Club to Provide All Milk for
tuberculosis Camp.

V. Ernest Field, fifth district gov
ernor; Walter j. Pray, DR.. w. B.
Gates and Albert E. Smith, of the
indianapolis Optimist Club. will at
tend the annual convention of the
Optimist International in Washing
ton Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Officers of the local club an
nounced Tuesday that the club
would provide all the milk and but
ter consumed by children at the
Marion County tuberculosis AS
ISOLATION nutrition camp near
Bridgeport this summer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-21
BY FREDERICK C. OTHMAN

WASHINGTON, June 21.-Joseph
Bartlett Eastman, latest of the die
tators' appointed by President
Roosevelt and one of Washington's
most persistent askers of questions,
is and long has been prepared for
the Herculean task of recognizing
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-21
RAIL DICTATOR
PUFFS A Pipe,
ASKS QUESTIONS
And That's the Reason
Joseph B. Eastman Is
So Well Informed.

A dozen or more experts are admins
tering President RooSevelt's recovery plan
"a plan that will affect every man.
woman and child IN the United States.
These men were drawn from every walk
IN life and are clothed with IN
precedented powers The United Press
sent Frederick C. Gilman. stan CORE
spondent 10 report what manner of
men these "dlctators' are and how they
80 about tneir business OF remaking the
economic structure Of the nation. There
uill be a dozen Of these stories. the first
today dealing with Joseph Eastman.
railroad dictator"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-21

Body of Man Is Recovered
After several hours of dragging,
police recovered the body of Louis
Porter, %, Negro, 801 Maxwell
street, floating in Fall Greek early
today near Darnell street.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-02
A NACYBIzOTTSAe CENSUST
TART MaHoN|NC MECYEbEN
Az Egyhazak es Egyeek k0z0s szervenek &vi gylesen
rekord szamban ielentek meg delegatusok.
Matyassy Istv&n lett az uj eln0k. - Dicseret
regi tisztikarnak - Tiszta vagyon
$1,29375. - Megtartiak Mar
a ciusi Unnepelyt. A
fiatahag el0terben.

es rajtuk xviii sok volt a ven
deg is.
A gyiiles legfontosabb targya
a tisztvisel6valasztason kiviil egy
Mahoning megye teriileten rem
dezendo magyar census volt. A
nagybizottsag egyhangulag XII
mondotta, hogy ennek cen
susnak megtartasat rendkiviil
fontosnak tartja. Egy hetes BIZ
zottsag a tisztikarral kidolgoz-
"a maid reszletes tervet Is ait
a Nagybizottsag februari gyulese
ele fogja terjeszteni.
Ugyancsak elhatarozta Macy
bizottsag, hogy ez evben is meg
iinnepli a Marcus 15-ot. Ez lesz
l8-ik Nagybizottsag altal
rendezett marciusi iinnepely. A
program kidolgozasara egy BIZ
zottsagot kiildottek XII. Az i'm
nepely marcus 1o-en vasarnap
delutan lesz.
A Observation-Disclosures erdekes
eredmennyel jart. Az "oregek'
visszaleptek, hogy helyet ada
max 'fiatalabbak" vezetesenek.
Jol van ez ICY. Ha 4 fiatalabb
lit nevelkedett nemzedeknek al
kalmat adunk a szerepl9sre, ak
(Folytatas 4 4ik oldalon)
'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-02
vERHOvAY 1Os.

Beteg tagjaink: Gazdik And
ras l41 Greed Ave-, Struthers
O., Radnoti Pal 2O18 Salt Spring
Rd., jelenleg Massilon, O. Koz-
ma Miha1yne 321 Hazelwood
Ave. Kovacs julia Hubbard, o.
1eressy Gsandor 324 w. Chalmers
Ave. Gregosits Jozsefne IS E.
Delason. Stoke Gergely 252 Bou-
quet St. Cs6re Geza Sharon Line
Stop % Vincent. Bobis Gyorgy
Hubbard, O. Matyasi J6zsefne
Box 425 Early Rd. Magyar Jo-
zsef Williamsfield, O. Szalay
Josef Ole Powersdale Ave.
Betegseg titkarnal jelenten-
do. Cine 211 Edward St. Tele-
fon szam 75732.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-02
A GYILkOs FERJ
MEC0LT TE MACAT'
Csaladi tra9&dia segy Far
rellhez k0zel ESQ farman.
A fGri alig keriilt XII
a b0rt5nb6l.

Sharonbal ielentik, hogy Ja-
roszlavszky Jozsef, SIS ewes volt
farrelli lakos, aki nemregen Will
mington jarasban yett egy far
mot, vasarnap osszezuztas felese-
genek fejet egy kalapaccsa1 es
aztan kiment az istall6ba Is oft
felakasztotta magat egy geren-
dara.
Kudelka Janos, egy szomszed
farmer hetfon atnent Jarosz.
lavszkyekhoz es az asszonyt ha-
lalos sebeiyel az agyban talal-
ia. Azonnal telcfonalt a ha1ott-
kemnek es Leyshock megyei de-
tektivnek. Mire a megyei tiszt-
.visel0k kiertek, Kudelka megta-
1alta a ferj kihu1t testet IS az
istalloban.
81
Jaroszlavszkyt szombaton en-
gedtek ki a merceri. inegyei fog.
hazbol, ahol verekedesert tilt.
Nasarnap az asszony felhivta a
megyei detektiyet Is kerte, joi-
jon XII, inert attol fel, hogy az
ura megoli. A detektiv beszeit
a feldiihodt emberrel Is az meg
igerte, hogy mem fogja nejet
bantam. De ugylatszik, az igeret
csak sep $40 volt. A szomsze-
dok szerint az ember .minden-
aron AIT kovetelte, hogy a fe-
lesege irassa ra birtokot, amit
az asszony megtagadott. Ugy-
latszik, hogy vasarnap este uj-
boil osszevesztek Is a duhong6
ember elk0vette remtettet. Az
asszony nemsokkal kes6bb a
korhazban meghalt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-02
FARM BALESET

Csaknem a karjaba kerult a
20 ewes Voytko Andrasnak
Noytko Janos, Apllegate uti far
mer fianak egy baleset, multi het-
f0n delutan.
Voytkoeknal kukoricat daral-
tax. Valahogyan az Andras flu
balkarjan a ruhat elkapta a fo-
gas kerek Is ruhaval egyiitt a
karja is gsp foaas kerekei
koze keriilt.
Voytkot azonnal beyittek a
SIT. Erzsebet k6rhazba. Balkan
jab6l egy j6 darab hust kivagtak
= fogak. Szerencskre azonban q
csontot mem &rtkk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-02

town and the other cities Of this
district face bad times.
Yet the officials whose salary
was cut in even greater proper
ton than those Of the men in
the mills are doing everything to
help their men.
Il IS no secret that in Camp
bell alone nearly 900 families
are helped 81 the company. Many
are aided in Struthers and in
Youngstown.
Bombing the home Of ! hui
name official, Il done BY radi-
Gals, was the worst mistake they
could make.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-02

Meg soha olyan nagy szam-
ban mem voltak az egyletek es
egyhazak kepvise1ve a Nagybi-
zottsag gyiilesen, mint kedden,
amikor az evi gyilest tartotta
a Youngstown es Kornyeki Ma
gyar Egyhazak { Egyletek ko-
zos SERVE.
Tizenhat egyhaz es egylet SO
de1egatussal vett reszt a gyii-
lesen. A pot delegatusok is csak-
nem teljes szamban megjelentek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-02
FlcyELEM


Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
szerkeszt6sege 3o2 Norwood
Ave alatt van. Minden, a lapot
erdekl6 level, tudositas, penz-
kuldemeny stb. ere cimre kill
dendo
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
1872 Norwood Ave.
Youngstown, Ohio
A szerkeszt6seg telefonszama
3442l.
A varosi iroda RessJ Music
Storeban, 4O0 West Federal st.
alatt van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-02

A nagyobbk bomba gyujt6zsin6ria mem miik0d0tt.
Macy apparatussal folyik nyomozas. - Or s-sss
xix t0bbi tisztvisel0k Otth0nat. ~

Macy dorrenes Is utana uveg
csorompolos zaja verte fel a csen-
des North Side-ot ket ora utan
multi szombaton hajnalban.
A. w. "Bert" Smith, a Youngs-
town Sheet 81 Tube Co. ismert
es altalanos kedveltsegnek or
vend6 general superintendent
jenek 265 Crandall Ave alatt le-
vo otthonanak porcsan volt
robbanas. A radios rend6r cir
kalok ket perc mulva mar OFT
voltak haznal es megallapitot-
tax, hogy haz els6 porcsan egy
kisebb bomba robbant fel, amely
bezuzta az ablakokat, de ma
gyobb kart mem okozott.
Amint azonban koriiljartak 4
hazat, egy mask ablak alatt meg
egy, de mar sokkal nagyobb,
val5szinuleg hazilag keszult
bombat talaltak. Ez bomba
egy 18 inch hosszu, harom inch
atmer6ju acelcs6 volt, ket vegen
er6sen eldugaszolva. A CSC ko-
zepen lyukat furtak a mereny-
l6k es abban helyeztkk Ell a gyuj-
TO zsinort. amelynek a vegehez
kis gyertya darabot er6sitettek.
"a gyertya azonban kialudt IS
ICY artalmatlanna tette pokol-
gepet. A rend6rsegi szakertok
szerint masodik bomba ugy-
nevezett flash powderreA mint
amt tiiziiatekokban hasznalnak,
volt megtoitve. AZ els6 alton a
rend6rok feszegetes nyomait ta-
laltak. Valoszinu, hogy a me-
renyl6k az ajtot kifeszitve, a
bombat a hazba akartak dobni.
Smith ait mondotta a rend-
6roknek, hogy korulbelul egy
ora fele fekidt le. Felesege Is
ket kis lanya mar korabban le-
fekiidtek. Smith kutyaja vagy
egy ora hosszat duhosen uga-
tott Is exert Smith mem tudott
melyen elaludni. Vegre elhata-
rozta magat, hogy lemegy Is k;-
riilnez, amikor a bomba felrob-
bant.
A rendorseg es Sheet & Tube
gyari rendorseg emberei azonnal
6rsegeket kiildtek mas gyari
tisztvisel6k otthonahoz es nagy
apparatussal meginditottak a
nyomozast, amely azonban eddig
eredmenytelen.
Mem tartjak valoszinunek,
hogy a merenylet radikalisok
miive lett volna, s6t rend6rseg
ait hiszi, hogy lehetseges, hogy
mem is Smith hazat akartak fell
robbantani, hanem egy szomsze-
dos hazat, amelyben egy olasz
csalad lakik.
Il A. Sheet 8 Tube igazgatosaga
$500 jutalrnat tiizott ki annak,
aki a tettesek nyomara vezet.
A gyar $500 munkasanak me-
veben pedig egy 'nagy kiildott-
seq AIT jelentette XII, hogy lehe-
tetlennek tartjak, hogy a mereny-
letet Sheet & Tube alka1mazott
kovette vo1na Ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-02
A PoLCARl K0R
TISzTUJ|TASA
Megmarad a regi tisztikar.
T0bb UdvOs hatarOzat 3
munkanelkiili rvomOr-
g6k segitesere.


A Polgari Kor Youngstown
egregibb charterezett polgari
!lakulata, vasarnap este tartot-
a evi gyuleset Scent Istvan
0tthonban a tagok meglep6en
yep szamu reszvetelevel.
A gyulesen igen komoly Is
yep vita folyt arrol, hogyan se-
,itheti a Kor munkanelkulie-
,et, A vita tobb hatarozatot is
redmenyezett es pedig elhata-
oztak:
Hogy a Kor tisztikara es
bizottsaga keresse fel a pol
garmestert Is kerje fel ARA,
,hogy a tenyleg munkanelkuli
emberek hitralekos vizdijat
fizettesse XII varos szegeny
alapjabol. Jelenleg sok ma
gyar munkasnak, akik mar
evek ota nem dolgoznak, nincs
vize, inert kilenc havi hatralek
utan a wet 1ezartak. A bizott-
sag ARA is kerni fogja pol
garmestert, hogy gyorsitsa
meg az egeszsegiigyi osztaly
altal eszkozolt vizsgalatokat
az ilyen esetekben, vagy pedig
bizza a vizsgalatot Polgari
Kor bizottsagara.
Hogy mindazok, akik segely
munkara igenyt tartanak, po-
litikai meggy6zodesre val6 te-
kintet nelkiil jelentkezzenek a
kor havi gyulesein, ahol tisz-
tikar felveszi jelentkezesiket
es listakat beterjeszti az IL
letekes varosi vagy megyei ha-
tosagokhoz. A kor a multban
mar sok magyart segitett IS
legalabb elvarhatja AIT, hogy
tanusitanak annyi erdekl6dest,
hogy eljarnak a gyiilesekre.
Hogy kor tisztikara es
valasztmanya' figyelemmel XII
serjen minden akciot, amely
ARA Tranquil, hogy azok, akik
munkahiany miatt mem tudjak
mortgage-ik kamatait fizet-
nj, ne veszitsek ell otthonukat.
A Chamber of Commerce a
kozeljov6ben egy ingyenes fel-
vilagosito irodat nyit ilyen
egyenek szamara IS a kor We
zetosege szivesen segit a hoz-
"a fordulo magyaroknak.
A gyules elfogadta a tisztikar
nult evrol sz6lo jelenteseit. Az
.gylet kiadasa a mutt evben
'10.l2 volt, a jelenlegi vagyon
'2O.8. A kor elhatarozta, hogy
.yiileseit a SIT. Istvan. otthon-
IAN fogja tartani minden h6-
zap uto1so heteben. Hivatalos
apnak megvalasztottak az Anne
ikai Magyar Hirlapot.
Dacara annak, hogy Nemenyi
dikl6s Ern6 elnok, aki 1928 6ta
II a kor ellen nagyon vonako-
lott ujb6l elfogadni az elnoki
Hast, megis megvalasztottak IS
ngedve koz6hajnak, vegre 81
5 fogadta. A1eln5k Juhasz j.
ozsef, titkar Mixich Gaspar,
'enztarnok Brogli Ignic. va
asztmanyi tagok Hajdu Janos
igyved, Danish J6zsef s. Broali
Sercnc deputy sheriff 1etfelr
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-02
AMERIKAI MAGYAR TRAefDIkjA
AZ UNC MECYEI PALACY FALUN
Juhasz GyOrgy ismert Youngstown magyart cig&nyo-
ka akarta eltetetni lab al6l felesege EzerOtszSx
dollart witt haza. Felesege megOrilt fogsagban

Hosszu eveken at szorgalma-
san dolgozott Youngstowni
Carnegie gyarban Juhasx
Gyorgy, Palagy, Ting megyei
szarmazasu ember.
"Gyuri bacsi', ahogy ismer6sei
les falubelijei szolitottak, csondes
ember volt. Takarekosan cit
Manning Avenuen. Juhasxnak
Iodahaza felesege, ket Macy ~
nya es legeny fla cit 4 birtokon,
amit az amerikai magyar haxa-
kuldott penzen vettek. JuhasS
maya is kozben-k0zben ottho,i
| jart. Felesegevel lit Amerikaban
ismerkedett meg, de odahaza volt
az eskiv6. Az asszony, sziil.
mas Mari, sziilei itt laknak most
is az Ohio allami Fairporton.
Rosszul mentek munkaviszo-
nyok Youngstownban 1881 qya-
ran. Gyuri bacsinak is neIl4ny
szaz dollarja volt a City hank.
,, ban.
"Minek maradjak itt' mon-
dotta ismer6seineks Elmegyek
haza."
Juhasz elment bankba, vett
hajojegyet Is meg maradt vagy
1900 dollarja, AIT is kiyette (nem
sokkal kes6bb bankot bezartak
IS sok magyar mem tud penxe-
hez jutni).
| Hazaterve latta, hogy ket lS-
nyat kozben az assxony ftrjhexe
ladta1 Aefsrihez ad4a .snkb lxe
rilt. Ugy latszik, q penn miatt
sokszor volt veszckedes hazas-
! par kozt.
Egyszerre csak . youngstowni
szomszedok levelet kaptak ha-
zulrol.
A levelben megirtak 'fGyuri
bacsi' tragediajat.
Egy este Juhasz aludni k&-
sziilt, amikor az asszony oda-
szolt hozza:
"Apjuk, valami neszt hallok !
pajta fel6l.'
| Juhasz felfiilelt. Tenyleg hal
lotta neszt. Megindult kifele.
| A sotet udvaron lassan ment
Juhasz a pajta fele. Hirteleniil
felfulelt. Ez volt a szerencseie.
Amint felkapta a fejet, sotet-
bol balta william feje fele. Ha mem
kapta volna fel fejet, ugy biz
tosan kettle hasitotta volna kopo-
nyajat az eles szerszam, de igy
a balta inkabb homlokat Is ar
cat erte.
A meglepett ember nem vesx-
tette el lelekjelenletet. Segitse-
CERT kiabalva szaladni kezdett /
szomszedos porta fele. "A me
renyl6k utana. El is ertek IS /
balta nyelevel iitottek.
A segelyt ker6 sz6t azonban
meghallottak a szomszedok. XII
rohantak Is lefogtak merenyl6-
lket ket ciganyt.
A hatosagi vallatasnal d kkt
lcigany ait vallotta, hogy Juhasz-
ne berelte fel 6ket, hogy AZ ur&t
megoljek. Termeszetesen az asz.
SONY is bortonbe keriilt. Juhasx.
|pedig hetekig fekiidt 4 k6rh&z-
ban, de felepiilt.
Juhaszne a bort0nben nagyon
zavarosan viselkedett, vegrc i
beszallitottak Kassara i teboly-
daba, ahol most is van.
4 % Gyuri bacsi meesajnalta
AZ aszonyt, mint irjak hazhlr6l.
megbocsajtott neki e most Mn
denaron azon van, hoet kisxaba-
|ditsa bolondok hSxf
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-02

We 90 HOT Know -4 ana W.
hope it is not 80 - il the per-
perpetrators Of the bombing al
the home of Mr.. A. w. Smith,
Street & Tube general superin-
tendent are radical.
But if they are they are GER
tainly not serving their cause By
attacks against respected officials
Of our industries.
The officials are not respon-
sible for conditions now gene
rally prevailing, nor are the
stockholders.
Mr.. ]. A. Campbell, retired
head Of Sheet & Tube has often
said:
"Our first duty is to our
stockholders, our second to our
employees and our third to our
community"
Sheet 4 Tube stockholders
viii probably learn Of 4 loss Of
about $4,000. 900 for the ysar,
Shset, 4 Tube employees have
been On part time basis. Youngs-