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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-29
INITIATION WILL
RUIN AMERICA
is MILLS CRY
Prosperity and Progress to
Be StifIed, He Tells
G. 0. P. Editors.

Greenbacks, unbacked by gold, be-
came the red flag of danger in the
hands Of Ogden l.. Mills, Hoover
secretary of the treasury, speaking
at the Indiana Republican Editorial
Association banquet at the Columbia
Club, Friday night.
Mills, already considered a can
didate for the Republican nominal
ton for President, cried out against
the Democratic administration pro-
gram of imitation thorugh issuance
Of what he termed printing press
money"
For more than an hour, the G. O.
P. chieftain entered into an erudite
discussion of the gold standard and
specie payment which kept the 300
editors, wives, and guests as at
tentive as though they were at a
class in arithmetic.
Denies Necessity Exists
No necessity exists for giving con-
greSsional authority over coinage to
the President, or abandoning the
gold standard at this time, Mills
said.
Tits proposed to authorize the
chief executive, in his discretion. to
change th5 value of the gold dollar
by reducing the number of grains.
and to issue, if he sees fit,
$4,000, 0OO000 of paper dollars with
no security of any kind back of
them," the speaker declared.
In other words, the congress is
attempting to transfer to the execu-
tive the power specifically lodged in
the legislative branch of the govern
ment by the Constitution, and to
grant to a single individual the
power to alter at will the value of
money which directly and vitality
affects all human relationships. OBJ
legations, activities, rights and
property"
Where Is the Knowledge"
This alleged abrogation of con-
gressional power also was absored
In other spheres, particularly in the
proposed farm relief and labor bills.
Mills commended that neither the
Democrats, nor any one else, is
smart enough to control crops and
business.
Where is the knowledge, wisdom,
Judgment and experience coming
from to furnish intelligent direction
to any such movement" he said.
There is not one man or any
small lgroup of men living who can
visualize, much less direct, the mil
lions fsmall streams that, merging
into a mighty river constitute the
economic life of this nation.
Prosperity, progress, invention,
initiative, and enterprise will be
stifled. The dead and inert hand of
bureaucracy will lie over ALL
Hardships Are Pictured
Continuing his condemnation of
the issuance of unbacked currency,
Mills declared that if bonds can be
retired with such money the log
1cal thing would be for the govern
ment to print enough to pay its
entire debt and saev the interest.
He pictured the hardship of ''un-
controlled imitation" on salaried
classes and others with fixed in
come.
Dire effects, through price cut
ting, further would demoralize in
ternational trade, he contended.
No one questions the detectives
which the administration seeks to
attain Mills said in closing. But
the initiation bill, as is true of the
other measures I have discussed,
makes it too easy to go entirely too
far
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-29
Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong to:
John Bookwalter. 2614 Sutherland ave-
nue., Buick sedan, 25-794. from garage in
rear of that address
John Holler. 2842 Wheeler street. Over
lano touring, from that address
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-29
cox Is NEW HEAD OF
AIRCRAFT TRADES GROUP
Airport Chief Succeeds Walter w
WinslOw as President.

Charles E. Cox Jr., municipal
airport superintendent, today sue
ceeded Walker w. Winslow as presi-
dent of the Indiana Aircraft Trades
Association, following election held
Friday at the AntlerS.
Other officers named were How
ard H. Maxwell, Central Aeronauti-
cal Corporation, vice-president;
Dick Arnett, president of the same
company, treasurer, and Herbert o.
Fisher, Chamber Of Commerce
aeronautical director, secretary.
Arnett and Fisher were reelected.
Maxwell succeeded Clyde Shockley,
Muncie.
Committee to consider feasibility
of an air tour this summer includes
Cox, Arnett, Fisher, Maxwell and
Bob Shank, Hoosier airport presi-
dent.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-29
and Retailers ReUiew
WORLDS FAIR
PATRONS Will
Get Low RATE
Union Bus Company Offers
Attractive Plans for
Chicago Trip.

With arrival of June / the reali-
cation of dreams of thousands will
be answered, with opening of the
Century of Progress exposition
From all parts of the world people
are preparing to make the trip to
Chicago, to view all forms of ad-
vancement by men during the last
century.
Thousands here will visit the fair
Expenses to the last dollar have
been determined. Transportation
lodging, meals, amusement cost
everything listed to make sure the
limited budget is not stretched too
far.
But while you were anticipating
the cost, business men for hundreds
Of miles around Chicago have made
plans to simplify your trip in every
detail, and, above all, to save you
money.
Transportation Is First
Naturally, transportation is one
O. the foremo1t factors when il
comes to cost. Fortunately, the
Union Bus Station, at 1875 West
Market street, has developed plan
whereby any one going to the fair
can make the kind of arrangements
he desires.
The plan is so flexible that pa
irons can go and stay for several
weeks on a round trip ticket and
return without inconvenience. Spe-
cial rates also have been set to take
care of travellers who wish to &c
and stay but a short time.
Fare for the round "trip is so low
that to drive your own car and be
hampered with parking worries and
increased cost, would only be a
means to take all the joy out of
your trip.
The Union Bus Station, operating
three of the largest bus lines in the
country into Chicago, can assure
the best possible service. The COM
pany maintains downtown Chi
cago terminal station, but during
OAAO AoAA opCN4dA Olto SCdO4OIl Will GS
maintained to accommodate all fair
going passengers.
Best Men as Drivers
According to Manager j. r. Furry,
the company operates one Of the
largest and finest bus transporta-
ton systems in the nation, with ex-
cellent connections to all parts of
the country at exceedingly low fares.
All BUSES now in service are in
perfect condition, having all the
main features for quick, comfortable
and safe transportation.
Drivers are examined carefully
every month to determine their
physical capacity" Fury said. Often
times passengers judge their means
Of bus travel by the way drivers
handle our buses in traffic. Nat
urally, we must be strict and see
that only the best of men are left
in charge of passengers"
Before making the trip either to
the old homestead or to the Derby
or worlds fair, consult the Union
Bus Station for rates and you will
be surprised to learn that transpor-
tation can cost so little.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-29
BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by police
belong to:
L. McMurray. 1901 East Maple road
chevrolet coupe, found at Castleton. Ind.
stripped OF four wheels and tires. battery
and both bumpers
Lieutenant D. Fay. Fl. Harrison. Stude-
baker sedan, found at Castleton.
Harold King, r. r. 1. townsville. Ford
coupe. found in alley between Patterson
stripped of tires
Fred Waltz. 27os Northwestern avenue
Velie sedan. found at Cold Springs road
and Lafayette pike.
Fred Kleinschmidt 1901 Fletcher avenue.
Ford coupe. found by owner location un-
known. stripped of tires. wheels. battery.
and spare tire chain lock-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-29
CABINET is DRAFTING
PUBLIC WORKS PLAN
-Four Members Are Gathering Data
to Map Program.


By Scripp8-HoUard Newspaper Alliance
WASHINGTON, April 90. - A
committee of four cabinet members
has been placed in charge of the
administrations public works pro-
gram, and now is at work gathering
data on projects that might be in
Guided in such program, it was
learned today.
The four are Secretaries George
Dern, war department; Harold L.
Ickes, interior; Henry Wallace, agri-
culture, and Frances Perkins, labor.
Senator Robert F. Wagner Oem.,
N. - is at work now formulating
a bill which he will lay before the
committee in the next few DAYS.
1t will provide for Approximately
one billion dollars of federal con-
struction.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-29
AVIATION CLUB FORMED
Edward F. New Is Elected Temper
arY Chairman of ORGANIZATION.

First steps toward formation OF
an aviation club here, to include
persons engaged in the industry and
others interested, were taken at a
meeting Thursday night.
Edward F. New, Indianapolis at
torney and holder of a private Ii
cense, was elected temporary chair
man, and George GamSjager tenn
porary secretary.
A second meeting will be held at
News office, Chamber of Commerce
building, next Thursday night. The
organization will not be affiliated
with any airport or group, and will
be informal and strictly social, New
said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-29
FILMS ARE DISCUSSED
Recent Pictures Shown Here Talked
Over by IndOrsers.

Discussion of recent pictures
shown in Indianapolis was held
during the morning session Friday
OF the annual convention of the
Indiana Indorsers of Photoplays. at
the Claypool
Silver Dollar" "Rasputin and
the Empress" "The Sign of the
Cross" and Mae Vests "She Done
Him Wrong" were among the
pictures which were considered.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-13

'tul6razast' enged&lyez, de a
tu1munkaert Der masfelszere-
set kell a munkaadonak megfizet
nj. Az illinoisi javaslat kimondja,
hogy a torv9ny 1884 december
elsej<ig maradjon erv&nyben.. A
washington javaslat viszont a
so 6ras hetet haztartasbeli alkal-
mazottakra es farmmunk&solra
mem alkalmazza. A massachu-
settsi javaslat pedig egy olyan
t0rv&ny bevezetesere birna a
Kongressust, amely olyan aruk
Is cikkek egyik allamb6l ma
sikba val6 szallitasat Is beveze-
teset megtiltana, amelyeket mem
a so 6ras munkahet alapjan ke-
szitettek, vagy amelyek olyan
gyarakb6l kerilnek XII, ahol a
munkasok javadalmazasa mem
iiti meg az amerikai standardot.
Mintegy II allamban viszont
a 8 oras munkanap Is a n6k es
gyermekek ejjeli munkan val6
alkalmazasarol szol6 javaslatok
fekiisznek a torvenyhozo testii-
letek asztalan.
A deli allamok S ICY ha-
talmas textil ipar allamai - szin-
ten rovidebb munkaorak mel
lett sorakoznak fel. Icy peldaul
a south cardinal kepviselohaz
elfogadott egy hatarozatot, mely
North es South Cardinal, vala
mint Georgia. szov6 ipari tele-
peken egyseges, rovidebb munka-
orat vezetne be. Ezzel szemben
a Georgia. kepvisel6haz jayasla-
ta csak ugy fogadja el Is vezeti
be a napi s es heti 48 oras mum
kaid6t, ha Floridaban, North es
South Carolinaban, valamint
Alabamaban szinten lily ertelmii
torvenyt hoznak..
A javaslat megallapitja, hogy
a rovidebb munkaorak tobb
munkast foglalkoztatnanak, az
ipari munkasok vasarl6 erejet
einelnek es bizonyos mertekben
csokkentenek a depressi6t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-13

s w 49,
Az allamok mintajara, sz6-
vetsegi kongressus is mind lso-
molyabban Is erelyesebben
igyekszik rovidebb munkanap
Is munkahet problemait konkre-
tizalni. Connery kepvisel6 (con-
necticuti) javaslata megtiltan&
az allamokk0zi kereskedelmet
oily esetekben, amikor nyilv&n-
valova lesz, hogy az arut keszit6
munkasok heti S napnal. vagy
napi s 6ranil tobbet dolgoztak
q gyarban. Szerinte ez a javas-
lat t0bb milli6 munkanelkdlit
foglalkoztatna, akiket a t0kele-
tesitett munkamegtakarit6 g9pek
szoritottak XII a gyarakb6l.
Hasonl6 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nyujtott be a szenatusban Black
szenator Alabamab6l.
Az egyseges t0rvenyhozast
igen megneheziti az k0r1imsny.
hogy vajjon az alkotmany alap-
jan lehetseges-e az allamokkozti
kereskedelmet megszigoritani.
Egyesek ketsegbevontak, hogy
az alkotmany modositasa nklkil
'jogaban allie kongressusnak a
munka orak szabalyozasat tor
venyer6re emelni.
lily akadalyokat kikuszobolen-
dc a kepvisel6haz javasolja az
alkotmany kib6viteset, mely see
rint: "a kongressus felhatalma-
zast nyer, hogy rendkivuli viszo-
nyok tartama alatt a szuksegleti
cikkek gyartasat, eladasat szz-
balyozza es munkaber minimu-
mot, valamint maximalis mum
kaid6t megszabja," y. .
A modern "munka megtaka-
rito' gepek tokeletesitese iftal
letrejott ugy nevezett ''techno-
logiai' munkanelkdliseg egetS
problemait vitat6 javaslatok Is
hatarozatok fokrol fokra u1y-
szolvan valamennyi allan tor
v6nyhoz6 testulete el& -ksrilnelk-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-13

gangb6l, S ezek termeszetesen
mem ! koll&gakat, hanem = tor
vGny embereit iildoztek Is gyil-
koltak.
V&rzett Alaska masf&l eyig,
mig vSere korlatoztak q szab4d
vadaszatot Is valamifelc tory9-
nyes rendet tudtak csinalni.
De ez a torvenyes rend sem
volt sokkal nagyobb, mint husz-
harminc evvel el6bb a nyugati
aranymez6kon Is claim-jumpok
rablasok, gyilkossagok azutan is
bowen voltak a hoval f0d0tt
aranymez6k0n.
Csak az alvilag korlatlan ural-
mat tortek meg, csak az alaskai
Capone-al v9geztek, aki maid
1em ezredes lett az amerikai had
seregben IS akit kartyazas koz
ben egy este sajat szalonjaban a
bet6dult "vigilantok" megoltek.
Mikor Alaskaban a szabadon
talalhato arany fogyni kezdett,
mikor elkezdtek gepekkel, rend-
szeresen banyaszni, akkor szamo
probalt vetni nemzet magavai.
Es ugy szamitottak, hogy min
den harmincezer dollar ara ara
nyert egy-egy emberelettel fizet-
tex.
Reszint azoknak az eletevel, 9
xix nem birtak kuzdelmet, re-
STINT azokeval, akik aldozatai let
tex kapzsisagnak, amelyet nem-
csak cs6cselekb6l, hanem a
gyongebb emberekb6l is, az
arany kivaltott.
Az emberelet azonban akkor-
tajban szinten olcso volt, az eu-
ropai kivandorlas addig ismeret-
len nagy aranyokat kezdett ol-
teni es spanyol habn-n veres
prosperitasa, meg az Alaska
boil hajorakomany szamra erkez6
arany bodultta tettek EFT az or
szagot.
New Yorkban a "fels6 negy-
szazak' reszeg goggel szortak a
penzt, a Broadwayn pezsg6vel
itattak az akkor meg szabadon
koborlo kutyakat, es ugy lat
szott, hogy "orokre szamuztek
a szegenyseget ebb6l az orszag-
boil"
(Ezt harminc evvel kes6bb
Hoover mondta polgSrsagnak,
amikor szinten belebodult az or
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-13

Az allamoknak javaresze .
rovidebb munkanapok torvenyes
bevezetesere vonatkoz6 t0rveny-
javaslatokat targyalja. A rovi-
debb munkanapok reven pr6bal-
jak technologiai munkanelkuli-
seget csokkenteni. Erdekes, hogy
ez a mozgalom meg a deli ALA
mokba is atragadt, ahol eddigele
a heti IS Is so 6ras het inkabb
szabaly volt, mint kivetel.
A benyujtott torvenyjavaslatok
legfontosabbja a 80 6ras, S ma
pos hetet vezetne be, ami szak-
velemenyek alapjan legalabh
ideiglenesen csokkentene a
"technologiai munkanelkiliseget"
ami modern gepek bevezetese-
vel es rohamos tOkeletesitesevel
mind sulyosabb problemava Walt.
Ilyen aranyu javaslatokat
nyujtottak be az illinoisi, massa-
chusettsi, new york;, pennsyl-
vaniai es washington torveny-
hozo testiiletekhez. Eek szerint
a torvenyes heti munkat S nap
ban es heti 80 oraban allapita-
max meg, kiveve termeszetesen
clyan eseteket, amikor is tiiz-
vesz, arviz, vagy emberelet We
szelye forog fem. A pennsylva-
Mai javaslat maximalis 2 oras
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-13

szag a joletbe.)
A spanyol haboru olcson va
sarolt gyozelme elbizakodotta
tett mindenkit, heje-huja es di-
nom-danom volt, Alaskatol Flori-
daig, San Franciscotol New Yor,
kig es ugy erzetek, hogy az egy-
re nagyobb gyarak soha mem tud-
max eleg arut dobni gazdag pi-
AGRA, hogy az alaskai aranyme-
z6k soha kimerulni mem fognak.
Egy ev mulva jott a hires ''fe-
kete pentek", amely szomoru
hamvazo szerdajava Walt a de-
pressio orvenyebe zuhant orszag-
max.
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-13
A Macy
Nyugat
I.egendai

bicio csinalta, azok vagy mem
tudjak, hogy NIT beszelnek, vagy
4 tortenelmet soha mem olvas-
tax.
Mikor Alaskaban az arany-
stampede nyon,an .varosok emel-
kedtek XII llomezokb6l, mikor
a varosokban szalon szalon ha /.
tan, gamblinghaz bordelyhaz ha-
tan sorakozott, olyan hatalmas al
vilag alakult XII a hatalmas es
vad terileten, amilyenhez fog
hatorol AL Capone hatalmanak
fenypontjan sem inert almodni.
Egyszer emlitettem mar, hogy
a szervezetlen, hatosaggal mem
rendelkez6 hatalmas orszag -
inert nagyon Macy orszag Alas
ka 81 tele volt szegeny lege-
nyekkel, lokot6kkel, rablokkal es
rablogyilkosokkal, de akkor resi-
letesebben mem tertem XII do
logra.
Alaska aranyos napjainak az
alvilaga mellett azonban mem le-
het $50 nelkil elmenni.
Merit eek az elemek jelen vol
tax addig is minden ujonnan fel-
fedezett aranymez6nel. bandakba
verodott gonosztevok hoztak
eletre nyugaton a "vigilant COM
mitteekat' mindenitt, ahogyan
ait mozikbol ismerjuk, de Sc
hol nem yetemiiltek el annyira,
sehol nem voltak olyan vakme-
rock, mint az alaskai hegyek ko-
z0tt.
Az Egyesilt Allamokban ak
kor mar tobbe-kevesbe minden-
fele volt valamilyer
rend es rah'a,&aaase se'ta cs
nagyct's iaiasaaa se -saz-
a:sg:sdn aem tudtak.
aH Afa-. meg volt mar
llofitva, a siirgonydrot es g6z-
Ilozdony a civilizalt allamszer-
vezetet mindenhova elvitte Is a
nemreg nagy vad teruletet mar
mem Vad Nyugatnak, hanem
Macy Nyugatnak neveztek.
A legazolt deli allamokbol a
carpet-bagger hoditok es a meg
szallok kivonultak, $ vissza he
lyeztek az uralmat, az onkor-
manyzatot a deli feherek keze-
be. OFT is kezdett rend lenni.
Ugy nezett XII, hogy nines tob-
be frontier" (szervezetlen ha-
tar) az orszagban, Is torvenyen
kiyui all6 elemek tobbe mem tud-
nak epeFalni.
Termeszetesen a nyugati ALA
mok meg iiresek voltak, voltak
helyek, ahol napi jaro foldre EN-
bert meg mem lattak, de a She
riffek epen olyan gyorsan Iowa
goltak, mint a banditak, es a
nyugati allamok es teruletek meg
voltak rakva szovetseges kato.
nakkal.
Az Egyesult Allamok betyar
romantikajanak a napja tehat lie
aldozoban volt, mikor hirteler
vegig vil1amlott az orszagon
hogy Alaskaban arany van.
Mi termeszetesebb, minthog,
a frontierek csocse1eke rohant a;
aranymez6kre.
Mem azert, hogy aranyat, ha
mem azert, hogy a banyaszoka
banyassza.
Els inert a teriilet vad vol
inert az az orszagtol messze volt
inert odaig a torveny karja e
mem nyult, OFT valosagos paradi
csomra akadtak.
Alaska gazdag volt, az arany
asok ket kezzel megrakodva jot
tex vissza varosba, ha az elel
miszerb6l kifogytak, vagy ha a;
arany kezdett mozgolodni Use
bukben. Macy, szabad Is hatosag
gal mem bir6 vadaszteriilet var
hat rajuk az uj eldoradoban.
E1einte azokat fosztogattak, ;
Xix Alaskaba erkeztek, IS akike
/ ! tengerparton fosztottak ki
yagy Oft gyilkoltak meg, hog,
r6la leca1Sbb 4 rt1hSt 1ehuzzak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-13

lgeret fOldJere.
Meg az ujonnan erkezett che
ohako-t XII sem fosztottak, mar
szallingoztak vissza az aranyasok
akikt6l mar igazan mem volt nit
rabolni.
Termeszetes, hogy az arany.
ssok vedekezni probaltak, es a
hol lehetett, csoportokba ver6d-
TEX.
Az ismertebb aranymez6ket
siirun leptek el. OFT hat claim
6ump-olas sem volt valami egesz-
seges mesterseg. tClaim-jump-
olasnak neveztek, ha valakinek jo
gazdag foldje volt kihasitva, es a
tavolleteben, vagy jelenleteben
megrohantak teruletet, a claim
Jet es ait erovel tole elvettek.)
Meg veszedelmesebb volt
csoportokban dolgoz6 embereket
egyszeriien kirabolni, inert min
den aranyvolgyben "vigilant con
mitteekat" szerveztek.
Az aranyasokat vagy utkozben
kellett megrohanni, amikor az
aranymez6krol varosok fele 81
ettek, vagy a varosokban kellett
toliik az aranyat elszedni
Termeszetesen a torvenyes
fosztogatast is az alvilag vegezte.
A szalonkeeper, akinek mu-
lato kezeben volt, S aki nem-
csak az ital, haner a crooket
gambling asztalok mellett is ra-
bolta a customert, politikai ura
volt (karts ii es cimboraival
ep,-t;tt) ak. Akarcsak
fsapia Khaa nagystilu bootleg
g
A szalonokba ver6do aranyaso-
kat - es varosba erve minden
aranyaso termeszetesen bement
a szalonba lehet6leg leitattak
es a penzet vagy a kartyaasztal
mellett, vagy az egyik lany ha-
loszobajaban elszedtek.
Ha ez mem sikerult, ha az
aranyaso ovatos volt, ha egyszer-
ketszer mar a kezet megegettc
es vigyazott az alsoruhaja ala
derckara kotott aranyra, akkor
leiitottek, mikor a szalont el-
hagyta.
Termeszetes, hogy ahol tobb
ember volt egyiitt, Oft aranyrol
!ujabb aranyerekrol, ujabb nagy
felfedezesekr6l beszeltek. Hiszen
az vitte Alaskaba mindannyit
A beszelgetest kihallgattak Is
megtortent, hogy a varosok al
yilaga expedici5t szervezett egy-
egy gazdagabb videkre, hogy a
jo Is gazdag claimeket dzsum
poljak, vagy hogy rata levt
aranyasok penzet elszedjek.
| Ha egy-egy ara1ymezoro
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csiltek azoknak a banditaknal
la szamat, akik a Smith taborab
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