davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26
MEM is Az A BAJ.

hogy az orszag nepe csodakat
vart az elnoktol, hanem' az, hogy
a kulonboz6 kormanyhivatalok
- csodakat igertek.
Rovid lejaratu, par hetes ige-
,eteket tettek ARA nezve, hogy a
rnunkatlansag megsziinik es ez
tette aztan lehetove nagyt6ke
szabot5. s-torekvesenek, hogy le-
llangolj;. a hirtelen -gyogyulast
varo es 5ben a remenyeben kis-
Sc megcs, lodott orszagot.
Ha Roosevelt kisse gyakrab-
ban beszelne polgarsaghoz, ha
egyszeru es erthet6 nyelven
gyakrabban megmagyarazna,
hogy mem lehet a vilagot atepi-
teni egy par het alatt, mikor
egyetlen epiilethez is honapokig
dolgoznaks mernokok a blue
printer, akkor sokkal kevesebb
lenne nyugtalansag es csiig-
gedes az orszagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26
II = = / $ Z F. N L p

Az elnok egyebkent kijelentet-
te, hogy amelyikt farmcraak yagy
haztulajdonosnak el akarjak ven
nj vagyonat, az azonnal surgo-
nyozzon Washingtonba, ahol ut
jat alljak a fore-close-olasnak.
Ok nelkiil izgatjak hat azzal a
farmert Is az orszagot, hogy a
farmokat arverezni akarjak.
A teny az, .hogy farmerert
otszaz milliot a Hoover kormany
mar elkoltott, hogy a farmer ter
menyeire fogyasztasi adot vetet-
tex XII a. nincstelen proletarra es
hogy az 'erdekukben szazfele
kulon torvenyt hoztak, amit mas
osztalyert meg mem tettek.
Mikor hat ujra leszogezziik,
hogy a farmerek sulyos helyzet-
ben vannak, ugyanakkor ujra
kenytelenA vagyok megallapitani,
|hogy a lazongas nem indokolt $
hogy inunkatlan vagy dolgozo
varosi proletarnak sokkal tobb
tenyleges Okla van a panaszra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26
La MULTI HETEN
A EARMEREK

lazongasa ugrott az esemenyek
kozpontjaba, anit a varosok Ia
kossaga sokkal komolyabbar
vesz, mint amennyit az meyer
demel.
Els6 sorban meg kell allapi.
tanunk, hogy Farm Holiday
Association mem Valiant nagy or.
'ganizacio, ellenben nagyon han.
gosak a vezerek. Meg hangosab.
ba tette az egesz larmat az
hogy beleszoltak a sztrajkba q
kormanyzok.
Epeszii ember mem tagadja
SGT sajnalattal allapitja meg al
landoan, hogy a foldmiivesek
Iborzaszto helyzetben vannak
de ugyanakkor mem. feledkezik
meg arr6l sem, hogy mem egye.
dill farmerek vannak borzasz'
Eto helyzetben.
"A termenyek ara emelkedet,
es nagyobb szaEalekkal emelke
dett, mint a tobbi arucikkek ara
egyel6re tehat alapos es jogo:
okuk mines a panaszra.
|. Az igaz, hogy a termeny-aral
visszaestek nyari arakrol, dt
azok meg ma is magasabb ar
emelkedest niutatnak, mint a,
liparcikkek arai. Ha tehat far
merck meg ma is szenvednek
veliik szenvediink mindnyajan {:
kiilonosen vellk szcnved a pro
letar, akinek tizenot szazaleko:
beremelese mellett mindent har
nine szazalekkal dragabban kel
megvenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26
A "VASAROLJON MOST

mozgalomnak mines meg XII
want hatasa es ugy latszik, hogy
a penztelen lakossag keptelen
nagyobb aranyu fogyasztasra,
mint anlennyi penzt peda 'bori
tekokba raknak az orszagban.
Ha az elnok altal megigert
ezer millio dollart a bezart ban
kokbol ki fogjak fizetni, ami
megtortenik november hawaiian,
akkor bizonyara nagyobb -aranyu
vasarlas lesz megint az orszag-
ban.
Az ipar frontjan is .rossz hi
rex jelentkeztek a multi heten.
A nehez iparban mindossze
harmincnegy szazalekot dolgoz-
tax es felo, hogy ez az arany
meg egy-ket 'hetig meg fog ma
radni. ..; .u
A vasutak azonban korulbelul
keszen vannak ra, hogy szovet-
seq kolcsonb6l korulbelil ezer
milli6 ton. sinvasat rendeljenek
Ies nehany het mulva az auto
| ipar is ujb6l megkezdi a yasar-
last.
A villanyaram fogyasztas szin-
ten csokkent multi heten.
Emelkedett ezzel szemben
vasutak forgalma, kiilonosen az
er,t inert a pennsylvania szen-
sztrajk utan sok rakott scenes
kocsit kaptak vasutak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26

Az elnok beszedeben mum
<atlanok Is riincstelenek kilonos
vigasztalast talaltak. A Feher
Haz lakoja megallapitotta, hogy
alan ebben az cvben kevesebben
zorulnak segelyre, mint mutt
ellen, de ugyanakkor megallapi-
totta AIT is, hogy akik most Sc
gelyre szorulna!., azoknak -
,lagyobb es tobb segeiyre van
><iiksegiix.
Akik az clnok beszedet olvas-
TAX, vagy kallgattak es akik
gondolkoznak afelett hogy az
orszag feje init mcndott, azok
megnyugvassal allapitjak meg,
hogy igenis, javulas lassu, de
aflando. .ts
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26
T0BB TARSADALMi
|IGAZSAGOT

igert Roosevelt eln0k vasarnap
esti beszedeben Is ebb6l az ,egy
mondasabol megerthette minden-
ki, hogy kormany-progra ell
len allandositott szabotazsnak
nem volt meg eddig q kivint
hatasa. Az eln0k mem hajlando
Is nem fog leterni az utjarol,
nem fog illetekt5len engedme-
nyeket tenni annak kivaltsa-
|gos osztalynak, amely a NRA-t
es kormany--program tobbi re-
szet allandoan, lesipuskas mo-
don, defeatista sajt6-akcioval ta-
NADIA.
Dacara a peldatlan 7agitacio-
max, dacara Wall Street nyo-
masanak, dacara a Hearst -Bris-
bane tamadasoknak, a dollar
aranytartalmat megallapitani
mindaddig mem fogjak, amig az
egyes termenyek es termekek
arai harmonizalva mem lesznek.
Es dacara a farmerek kozt in
ditott igazsagta1an agitacionak,
a varosok es banyatelepek prole
tarjai nem fognak rnindaddig
tizszeres arat fizetni kenyerert
es a tobbi Glelmiszerert, amig a
kereset nem fog ernelkedni, hogy
|azt legyen mibol niegvenni.
Nagyon keresetien oszintesseg
gel, nagyon szeliden, de nagyon
ha,arozottan figyelrneztette az
clnok polgarsagot, hogy harom
honap alatt ne varjanak csoda-
kat. liza tvtizedeken at szotlanul
ngedtek 1egnagyobb gazdasa-
|gi es tarsadalmi visszaeleseket
az orszagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26

| Kovacs Ferenc, 1929.
Hanko Mihaly, 1880.
Molnar Ferenc, 1890.
Gregosits Jozsef, 1890.
Fogarasi Peter 1880.
| Ivan Janos, 1880.
Stibinger Janos, 1880.
Jurista Istvan, 1880.
Macy Jozsef, 1881.
Barta Janos, 1881.
Korbacs Laszlo, 1882.
Remias Istvanne, 1882.
Geresi Sander, 1888.
Nemeth Jozsef, 1888.
Veres Andras, 1888.
Ozv. Mihalics Mihalyne, 1888.
Tagjaink jelenlegi kotveny er-
teke meghaladja a 80 ezer dol
Hart. Kozel 10000 kolcsonnel se-
| gitettuk tagjainkat a depressio
alatt.
Fiokunknal mindig meltanyol-
tax a jo tisztvisel6t. IS ev alatt
a fioknak 9 elnoke volt Is pedig
Feher Jozsef az els6 9 honap
|alatt, Mt. Hanko Gyula 4 Is fel
eSig (lo0o) juniust6l lol5-ig),
Gregosics Jozsef 1915, Macy Jo-
zsef 1916 Is 1o18-ban, Deb
roszky Andras 1919 1928,
1926 1927, 1881 1888, osszesen
|o Ssv. Turner Josef 1924 1925,
|Geressy Sandor 1917, Hoffer
Andras 1928, Nemenyi Mikl6s
1928 1880.
A jelenlegi titkar, Hoffer And
ras a rs svb5l 12-ben volt tit
kar Is pedig 1919 lo22-ig IS
1o26-tol mindas mai napig. Raj
ia kiviil Gregosics J6zsef 1916
lol7-ben IS Menyhert Janos
! 1910 lol6-ig IS lol8-bar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26

a regi kozponti segelyeket, tag.
jainak Is ev alatt $28, 100. .92-t
fizetett XII es a kozponti segelye-
ket es csonkulasi dijakat is be-
szamitva, tobh, mint $32,OOOOO-t
A rs ev alatt 81 tagtarsunka1
kisertiik el utolso utjara es azok
ozvegyeinek es arvainak 5O,5O(
dollart fizettunk XII.
Kozma Mihaly, 1913.
Polacsek Ferenc, 1916.
Homa Istvan, 1916.
Lakes Mihaly, 1916.
Macy Sandor, 1917.
Csore Ferenc, 1917.
Juhasz Ferenc, 1917.
Ifj.. Ivan Janos, 1917.
Matyas Istvan, 1918.
Baranyai Andras, 1918.
B. 10th LaJOsne, 1913.
Bag1ass Gyorgy, 1919.
Id. Jerabek Josef, 1919.
Macy Desc, 1920.
Nemeth Jozsefne, 1920.
Csombokos. Janosne, 1920.
Feher josef, 1921.
Lovasz Andras, 1928.
vincze Mihaly, 1928.
Orosz Sander, 1928.
Orgovany Lajos, 1923.
varga Mihalyne, 1923.
Mihalics Mihaly, 1924.
Hajdu J6zsefne, 1925.
Mih6k Sandor, 1925.
Revesz Menyhertne, 1926.
Hoffer Andrasne, 1926.
Szu1igan Janos, 1926.
szabo Janos, 1927.
Debrovszky Julia, 1927.
Pastor Istvan, 1923.
Vilagi Bertalanne, 1928.
Szekely Karoly, 1929.
Czombos Sandor, 1929
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26
AZ SEM MAZ.
HOGY CSAK

a farmerek vagyona forog We
szelyben, inert ugyanebben a
helyzetben vannak a varosok la
koi, akik maguknak RESERVES
munka es takarekoskodas aran
hazat szereztek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26
4 vERHOvAY SEGELY EeyLET 1o84K
FI0kJANAk 25EvES TORTENETE

ocgGly ESyleC leSelSO 1eladata.
sOrosz Ferenc, Matisz Istvan IS
CONDOS Anna voltak az els6 be-
tegek. Mindjart meg is akadtak,
inert mem lehet centekb6l dolla-
rokat ffzetni Is bizony az .,els6.
'betegek resz1etekben kaptik nsss.
betegsegelyt~ 3 81
Termeszetesen Haakfa gondois
tax IS miufa1l "a lefnondott H.
her Jozsef elnok hslyebe. y t,koa j 8
N. Gyula ref tisztsletest salasz-
tottak meg eInoknek, elhataroz-
TAX, hogy' julius SEN bait ren-s
deznek \ 1909 ajihsban j6tt a
fiokhoz 1264ol Menyhert ia
nos, ali HSako< tiszteletsssel
nagy szerepet jatszott 4 fatal
fiok eleteben.
Panaszkodunk, ;hogy ma egyik
egylet 4 mask ellen, egyik egy-
haz = mask ellen tartja mulat-
sagats Hat ez 25 evvel ezel6tt
sem volt maskep. Dacara annak,
hogy 20 fore szaporodott tag
sag tobb mint 80 dollar erteku
holmit adomanyozott balra,
annak tiszta 1jovedelme csak
$665 volt.
Icy aztan mem csoda, hegy az
1910 evr6l szolo jelentesben EFT
olvassuk:
"Az egesz evi bevetel volt
$4o6.3O, a kiadas $528.57, de nem
volt kifizetve, csak amennyi volt,
inert tobb penze mines az egylet-
mex es ICY 1927 meg jon az
1911 evr6l, mivel maradvany az
mines semmi."'
De az uttorok mem csiiggedtek.
Faradtak es dolgoztak. Dacara,
hogy vagyonuk mem volt, mar
az 1911 novemberi jegyz6konyv-
ben AIT talaljuk, hogy rs dollart
adtak egy Clevelandban felalli-
tando magyar korhazra. (Sajnos
ebbcl, mint oily sok amerikai ma
gyar tervbol, mem lett semmi.)
1912 decembereben i fiok tag
saga mar 74-re szaporodott es
fiok vegre kikeriilt rafizetesek-
bol, inert $1.86 tiszta vagyonnal
fejezte be fennallasanak harma-
dix lteIes evet Ebben az evben
jottek fiokunkhoz Debroszky
Andras a cleveland 14-t0l, Gre
gosics Jozsef es Hoffer 'Andras
beaver fallsi 3o-t6l. Mindket-
ten nagy es fontos szerepet jat-
szottak az egyleti eletben.
1913 januaJaban 76 tagja
volt az egyletnek. Akkor valasz-
tottak meg az Amerikai Magyar
Hir1apot hivatalos lapnak es ICY
ez a shelyi lap most mar tobb,
mint 20 eve szolgalja az egylet
erdekeit.
Ri emlekszik sapkas nagy
jelvenyes ''Verhovay tagokra abb
Dol az id6b6l, inert ugy latszik,
hogy szerettek sapkat viselni.
Az egyik l9l3-as jegyz6konyv-
ben latjuk:: "a bilban tanckozben
a sapkat nem szabad feltenni" "
1913 vegere volt mar $l24.98
wagon.
A Verhovay mar akkor is see
repelt a Youngstown magyarsag
kozeleteben. Egyik 1913-as jegy-
z6konyv kotelez6ve teszi tag
sagra, hogy 5O@cenf buntetes ter
he alatt "sapkasan jelenjenek
meg Kossuth Kor marciusi i'm
nepelyen Is koltsegekhez fe-
jenkent 10 centtel jaruljanak
hozza.
1914 marciusban a tagletszam
elerte a lOO-at.
De a yagyon 1914 vegen meg
mindig csak $137.1z.
Talpra magyary hiv a haza es
1915 juliusban a fi6k magyar
hadiA0lcsont vesz., Ugyanazon
ev teien felavatja arnerikai zasz-
lajat1 es 1915 november 14-en
megvalasztja els6 nagybizottsagi
kildotteit. Tehat OFT volt a
YOUNGSTOWN Magyar Egyhazak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26

MlIluCII IdSJdtOI kOIcIeZOlcg De-
szedett Is centet havonta az oz-
vegyek Is arvak, kes6bb a szi-
beriai fogayok javara. Nehez ez-
rekre rugnak az ICY embertar-
saink segitesere adott adoma-
|nyok, arnelyeket a kagsag a
havi dijakon felul fizetett be.
1916 vegen az egyletnek 200
tagja volt es vagyona $5l1.37. A
tagsag erosen szaporodik, de a
wagon mem. Mi lesz, ha meg
oregsziink?
Mar lol7-ben fiok tagsaga-
max egy resze az uj fizetesi, kor-
szerinti osztalyozasra gondol es
szaporodva ugy tagsagban, mint
anyagiakban, 1o1o-ben mar nyil-
tan kor szerinti fizetes mellett
foglal allast.
1919 vegen a tagletszam 27o-
re gyarapodott es vagyona
T$2311.37-ra.
Az lo2O-as cleveland konven-
cion 1O8 er6sen a kor szerinti
fizetes mellett volt. Tagsaga az
.ev vegere 282-re szaDorOdOtt IS
vagyona $3336-ra.
lo21-ben a 1O8-ik fiok kezde-
menyezte Youngstown erte-
kezletet, amelynek nyomasa alatt
az egylet vegre behozta a kor
szerinti fizetest cleveland kon-
vencio skalajanak alapjan. A te-
temes koltsegek ,nagy reszet sa-
-jatjabol fedezte. Ez volt az
egyetlen ilyen 'kis konvencio' a
Verhovay Segely Egylet tortene-
teben, amelynek koltsegeit mem
kozponti penztar fedezte.
Kulonosen azon id6t6l sza-
mitva, a Verhovay lO8 kivette
reszet az egylet iranyitasabol.
Mindig az igazsag oldalan ALT.
szembeszallt azokkal, akik az
egylet jov6jet meggondolatlan-
sagukkal veszelyeztetni akartak,
akik szemelyes erdekeket koz
java fole helyeztek,
Ebben munkaban kiilonosen
Geressy Sander, aki delegatus es
feliigyelo bizottsagi tag volt,
Gregosics Jozsef, aki tobb kon-
vencion kepviselte a fiokot es
kesobb a youngstown keriiletet
es Nemenyi Miklos az egyletnek
hat even at volt igazgatosagi tag
ia kerirletnek, valamint fioknak
tobb izben delegatusa jartak elol.
De ok mindig fiok ossztagsa-
ganak akaratat es, velemenyet
kepviseltek. Munkajuk eredme-
nyeert a fiok ossztagsagat illeti
meg a dicseret, inert nemcsak
tagsag'i dijakat fizettek, hanem
inert tenyleg resztvettek az egy-
let eleteben.
A tagletszam a 108-ik fioknal
a korszerinti fizetesek es a ke-
s6bbi tudomanyos. alapon allo
havidijak befizetese miatt nem
csokkent,, s6t fiok 1o2o-ben er-
te el tagletszamanak tetofokat,
amikor az ev vegen 2o5 tagja
volt. Megeloz6leg kivaltak a fiok
kebelebol a campbelli tagok, a
Xix megalkottak a Silk fiokot,
de csatlakozott hozzank hub
bardi fiok II taggal.
A fiok vagyona lo26-ban volt
a legmagasabb, $4oO1Al, de inert
a kozpontba be kellett kiildeni a
betegsege1y alap felet. ami
$1O73.6o-t tett XII, vagyon a
rs ev 1ejartaval $3648.01 volt,
mig a tag1etszam az uralkodo
depressi6 miatt 1929 ota leesett
234-re.
A 1O8 az e1s6k kozott volt, a
me1y rnegalapitotta az Ifjusagi
Osztalyt, amelynek els6 iigykeze-
l6je nehai tagunk, Jurista Istvan
volt.
Nagyjaban k0rvonalaztam az
egylet IS ewes tortenetet Is most
hadd sz6ljanak a szamok.
"A rs ev a1att a fi6k penztara
hevett $163 600 13-t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-12-07
LOCAL COMPANY
OF GUARDS ARE
HIGHLY PRAISED
CAPTAIN LESLIE RUSSELL
COMMENDED ON BATTERY's
APPEARANCE BY INsTRUc.
TOR OF ARTILLERY CORPS

Captain Leslie Russell. Florida
National Guard, in command Of
Battery 'E", was commended
Tuesday night on the appearance
Of his command by Major r. T,
Gibson. U. S. A., instructor Of the
Coast Artillery Corps Of the 2e5th
Regiment
Major Gibson came in over the
East Coast Monday afternoon TO
make his regular inspection of
the battery and the local battery
made such an excellent showing
he felt impeIied. he said. to make
favorable comment
The major also looked over the
project Of replanning the camp
grounds At the Fort Taylor Eeser-
walton and was highly pleased with
the progress made and the propos-
cd new buildings.
lie has expressed the opinion,
on q number Of occasions. As 10
Key West being the logical place
for the annual eneampment Of
the artillery corps Of the regi-
ment.
Orders have been issBed assign
ing The armament 70 be used this
year when the batteries 90 Ia
camp. The lbs n. m. guns. trse-
tor drawn. battery Of three-lBeh
guns and antisafrrraft guns are
to be used.
When the last named guns are
used airplanes win TOW the tar
gsi4 Il il expected that planes
from the Aiabama National Guard
viii Be secured for this purpose.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-12-07
INJUNCTION IS
GRANTED TO HALT
ELECTION COUNT
PROCEEDINGS DEAL WITH
MATTER OF EXTENDING
TIME IN VOTING AT CON-
TEST IN DAYToNA BEACH

DAYTONA, BEACH, Dec. -.
An injunction restraining the
city commission from canvassing
returns today halted the reelection
of Mayor Edward H. Armstrong
and commissioners in two city
zones, where balloting was con-
tinued after normal closing hours
Tuesday as the result of a mans
datory injunction enforced by the
national guard.
The injunction was issued by
Harry Horn as commissioner for
the circuit court in the absence
of Judge NJ. G. Rowe. who is pre-
siding over a Tampa court this
week.
1t was upon a complaint signed
by DIR. Guy KIock, defeated by
Armstrong in the mayoralty race,
and Don Morris and j. r. Hucka-
bee, defeated in zones four and
three. respectively, by Ralph Rich
ards and Harry Wilcox as commits
sioners.
The order also enjoins the cleo
ton Of Richards and Wilcox.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-12-07
MORE AIRPORTS
FOR FLORIDAARE
NOW CONSIDERED
AT LEAST THIRTY OF THESE
PROJECTS ARE MADE POS
sIBLE BY. ACTION OF FED
ERAL GOVERNMENT

TALLAHASSEE, Dec. TAT
least 80 new airports for Florida
have been made possible by ac-
ton of the federal government in
supplying the Civil Works Admin
istration with authority to ask for
proposals, according to informa-
ton in the hands of the aviation
division of the State Road Depart
ment. The work of conditioning
the accepted airport proposals
will come under the direction of
the Civil Works Administration
but the final plans must be accept
able to the standards set by the
aviation division, it has been stat
ed. At the present there are SO
disable airports in Florida, includ-
ing naval and military bases.
Florida, long recognized as a
pioneer in the advancement of
aviation, is the first state to offer
airmen an accredited air map, ac-
cording to c. B. Treadway, chair
man Of the Road Department. The
maps, which will soon be ready
for distribution, will be sent to
hundreds of airmen in all sections
of the nation. 1t will show fields.
distances and field conditions and
has already been given wide pub
licity in newspapers and aviation
publications.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-12-07
HEAVY SNOW in
MANY SECTIONS
CONTINUE SEARCH FOR MISS
ING FISHERMEN CAUGHT
IN STORM
(ny Associated Preas)

Heavy SHOWS in eastern Mon
tana and North Dakota we're re-
ported today by the weather bu-
reau, while search is being con-
tinued for six missing fishermen
off the Pacific northwest coast,
where new storm is predicted for
today.
Yesterdays storm, attended BY
tprrential rains. high winds and
a heavy snowfall near Seattle.
abated late in the day. but many
casualties have been charged to
antics Of the elements, including
at least four dead.
Central Canada is extremely
cold, and northern Manitoba saw
the mercury drop TO 30 below zero.
Meanwhile South Georgia's most
serious drought in years was re-
lieved hy approximately half inch
Of rain as the southern storm
moved across the state into Caro-
lima.
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Plans And Movements OF
Lindberghs Are Unknown
Natal, Brazil, Has Problem
In Trying To Honor Fly
ing Colonel And His
Wife

NATAL, Brazil, Dec. T.
Natal, accustomed as it is to
feting filters, admittedly had
a problem on its hands today
in the matter of trying to
honor Colonel and Mrs.
Charles Lindbergh.
Smiling taciturnity with
which the Americans re-
sponded to cheers from
throngs that hailed them on
their arrival yesterday from
Bathurst, Africa, continued
to mask their plans and
movements. Usual rumors
flew the rounds of flights to
the interior, hops along the
coast and even a grand skirt
ing of the continent, but
there was neither answer of
yes or no from the flying
couple, officially.
SO Natal had to be content
with occasional glimpses of
Indy and Anne going to and
from the British consulate.
There is no American con-
sulate here, and specializing
was apparently groundless
upon their movements.
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HAvANAD|STURbED OVER RUNOR
OF PLOT FOR ANOTHER revolt.
Claimed Part OF Army
Would Join In Movement
Toward Overthrow OF
Government

HAVANA, Dec. IA
rumor that a cabinet MEM
Der, supported by a section
of the army, was Matching a
plot to ovrthrow the govern
ment, ran through Havana
today.
The report was spread
along with many others con-
corning a possiblecoup d'etat
during the night of ner-
vousness. heightened by
bombings.
There was wide specula-
ton in regard to a secret
conference between Presi-
dent Ramon Grau San Mar
tin and United States Ambas-
sador Summer Welles last
night.
Today. however, as the
city observed Memorial Day,
neither Grau nor Welles
would comment.
One of the early morning
bombs exploded in a build
ing housing the Danish Con.
sulate, but no damage was
done to the consulate.
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easy. You merely do what you
already know how to do.
Audiences An Asset
ITO learn new things an actor
has to work before audiences. You
must go through long and firing
rehearsals. You must feel the ex-
traordinary excitement of play
as it takes shape day by day. To
have that excitement as i have it
now is easily worth the financial
sacrifice most film stars have to
make to come back to the stage"
And, cinema stars do have to
accept a big cut in salary to act
in stage plays. A Broadway man
ager can afford to pay only top
notch stars, such as Alfred Lunt
and Ina Claire, as much as 1000
to $1,000 a week. Lesser known
players received commensurately
less. But star like Miriam Hop
kins may receive as much as 3d.
500 a week from the Hollywood
studios.
The parade of film celebrities
back to the stage this season is
immense. Miss Hopkins has re-
turned to pinch-hit for the ailing
Tallulah Bankhead in "Jezebel."
Katharine Hepburn, who went
westward almost unknown, is
starring in "The Lake." and Helen
Hayes. backstage for the first
time since 1881, is playing the
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DEMERITT GIVES
TALK TODAY AT
ROTARY MEETING
ERNEST MEARs, SPONGE
DEALER OF TARPoN
SPRINGS, WAS VISITING
RoTARIAN

William w. Demeritt, superin-
tendent of lighthouses for this dis
trict, who had been on an extend
ed inspection trip to various sta
tions, was the principal speaker at
the Rotary luncheon today.
Mr.. Demeritt spoke very inter-
lestingly Of many, things that he
observed during the trip, one of
which was the school situation
along the keys in which he rec
commended several ways of i'm
proving conditions that now ex-
list.
He also gave a report of HIM
self on a hunting trip while away
in which he said that he killed IL
doves out of 100 shots fired. He
also said that he killed several
quail which was his first expert
ence along these lines.
Mr.. Demeritt also made a sur
vey of the Emergency Relief oper-
ations along the keys, showing
what activities were being carried
on.
He also spoke of site for the
proposed aquarium at the foot of
Whitehead street between the
Mallory Company property and
the government docks.
His remarks covered many sub
jects, and his address proved to
be very interesting throughout
Earnest Mears, sponge dealer
Of Tarpon Springs. was a visiting
Rotarian at the meeting today.
and had as his guest, Glen c..
Price.
Sebastian Cabrera, Jr., who pre-
sided over the meeting had three
officers off the Talbot as his
guests.
The usual songs were rendered
during the meeting, and the ses-
sion proved to be full of interest
throughout.
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TRANSFER
NOW DISCUSSED
LIKELY TO BE PLACED TO
NEW AGRICULTURE
AL POST

WASHINGTON, Dec. Trans
fer of George N. Peek. now agri-
cultural adjustment administra-
tor, to the National Recovery Adj
ministration to take over agricul-
tural codes newly placed there.
appeared today as likely to be
decided upon by President Roose-
welt as solution Of disagreements
in the agricultural department
that have delayed action on these
important codes.