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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26
AzERT MECIS MASzLAG

szerezni a munkasok akaratanal
es erdekenek.
De mem akkor, ha szervezet
"kozos" cseresznyezes IS mem
akkor, ha a szervezetet a gyaros
partfogasaval, akaratabol, koltse-
gen Is reszvetelevel csinaljak
Am szervezkedjenek kiilon
magukban, gyaron kivul a
Chrysler gyar munkasai Is csi-
naljanak maguknak "tanacsot'
vagy akarmilyen mas vezet6se-
get, amely a munkasokat a gya-
rossal szemben kepviselje. :
De termeszetesen nem olyan
"tanacsot" amely kozos wagon
es amelyben a tagok felet a gya-
ros ur kildene munkasoknak
kormanyzasara es nyakara.
Es ha meg van a Chrysler
szervezet, amelyhez semmi. ko.e
nincs a t6kesnek, akkor tafgya1.
hatnak gyarossal vagy annak
kepviselojevel munkasok iigye-
r6l. a~-
Az lenne az igazi ''hazi juni''', ;,
ha igazi uniont akarnanak enge-
delyezni a gyarosok a munkas-
max.
Amt azonban eddig 6k alan
lottak, az nem hazi juni, hanem
olyan szemtelen csalas, hogy az:
csak a munkasok legbutabbjai
kepzelhetik igazi szervezetnek,
igazi nepkepviseletnek.
Hogy a gyarosokat tisztesse-
ges szandekok mem vezetik, AIT
konnyen meg lehet latni eek
bol a szervezetekbol.
Az igazi, rendes SERVE zete-
ket azert ellenzik, - allitolag, -
inert akkor nemcsak a sajat
munkasaikkal kell targyalniuk,
hanem outsider -ekkel, akik
mem naluk dolgoznak.
Ez az a kifogas, ez az a vi
lagcsalas, amt allandoan, papa
galy modjara ismetelnek a t6
kesek es a szolgalatukban alld
ujsagok.
Well, mutassak meg, hogy
CSAK ez az aggodalmuk.
Engedjek meg Chryslerqk
hogy munkasaik az 8 babas-
kodasuk nelkIl, az 8 delegalt-
jaik nelkul, az 8 vedelmuk es
beavatkozasuk nelkul szerveze
tet csinalhassanak maguknak, a
mely teljesen fuggetlen lenne
mas munkasszervezetektol. DE-
teljesen fuggetlen 'lenne a gya
rostol is.
Ilyesmirol hallani sem akar
max.
Mert igazi munkasszervezete
Ok akkor sem engedelyeznek, hi
csak a sajat munkasaik egy XII
Ion csoportba szervezkednek.
Ok csak olyan SERVE zetet aka,
max, amely az orszagot is, :
kormanyt is, munkasaikat !;
becsapja, amelyet ok uralnak ,
"delegalt" tanacsosok altal {.
amely csak az 8 koltsegukon, al
8 engedelyiikkel, az 8 utasita
saikra tud mukodni. Vilagcsalas
vakitas, nepamitas a kompani;
juniknak mind az a formaja
amt eddig kinaltak es ha al
Egyesult Allamok munkassag;
ezeket a "szervezeteknek" XII
nevezett .aljassagokat elfogadja
akkor nem erdemel jobb sorsot
akkor talan olyan sorsot sen
erdemel, amilyent a toke eddis
engedelyezett szamara.
Merit ha onkent akar rabszol
gasagban elni, mikor a kormanJ
Is a torveny vedelme biztositan;
egy kis kiizdelem aran a sza
badsagot a szamara, akkor az
erdemli, hogy allitsak vissza 4
forma1is rabszolgasagot ebben al
orszagban, ahogy a tenylege:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26

zaleka "megszavazta' Chrysler
tarsasag hazi uniojat Is hogy
most mar OFT semmi panaszra
mem lesz Okla a munkasnak.
Mr.. Chrysler mindjart b6be-
szeddel meg is magyarazta, hogy
ezentul munkasok "egyenl6
joggal' fognak a sajat sorsuk
intezesebe beleszolni es ait allit-
ia, hogy ez legidealisabb ipari
kormanyforma.
Lassuk tehat, hogy mi az az
ssidealis' megoldas, amit Chrys-
ler ceg talalt fel Is adomanyo-
zott a munkasanak.
Az emberek allando tanacsot
valasztanak maguknak, amely
tarsasaggal szemben kepviseli
6ket es amely a fizetesekr6l,
munkafeltetelekrol, szabalyokrol,
egeszseglgyi dolgokrol, sportrol,
stb. targyalhat.
Mr.. Chrysler at irja mum
kasokhoz irt becses leveleben,
hogy ennek tanacsnak kethar-
mad tobbseggel hozott hataro-
zata "donto es vegleges" a val
lalatban.
Egy-ket dologgal azonban
nincsenek es mem voltak tiszta-
ban munkasok,' amikor EFT a
gold-brick-et olyan Macy tobb-
seggel megszavaztak es amivel a
munkasok nem voltak tisztaban.
at a hirszolgalati irodak. meg
az ujsagok is elhallgattak.
A "tanacsot' nem csak a mum
kasok valasztjak.
A tanacs tagjainak a felet A
munkaado, vagy annak helyette-
Sc, tehat a manager es a super
intendent jelolik XII, ICY tehat a
munkasok csak fel kepviselettel
birnak tanacsban.
Viszont ,ketharmad szavazat
kcll hozza, hogy egy hatarozat
"vegleges es donto" legyen a
Chrysler gyarban.
Vannak emberek, akik el tud-
jak kepzelni, hogy a tulajdonos
kepviseloi is a munkasok erdekei
mellett szavaznanak, mikor a
ket erdek szembekeriil egynas-
sal es ICY meg lehet kapni ket-
harmad tobbseget, de sorok
iroja ait nem kepes elhinni.
Ha azonban ez a csoda megis
megtortennek, azzal nem sokat
nyernenek a munkasok.
Mert senki ne ertse felre a
"veg1eges es donto" kifejezese-
ket, amelyekkel Chrysler is, a
lapok is visszaelnek.
Ha ugyanis a munkastanacs
el is fogadna, hogy teszem ait,
emeljek fel munkabereket tiz
percenttel es ha megkapnak ARA
a ketharmad tobtseget, vagyis
ha a gyaros kepvisel6je is amel-
lett savanna, akkor az meg mem
jelentene, hogy a heremeles meg
tortenik.
Ez meg csak AIT jelentene,
hogy a 'tanacs" beremelest
ajanlja a tulajdonosnak es ait
keri t6le.
De tulajdonos meg csak ak
kor lepne dologba es az 8 aka
rata dontene Ell, hogy "veglege-
sen" mi legyen az inditvanybol.
Vagyis feles1eges, ostoba Is
szemtelen szelhamossag az egesz
"tanacs", inert az a munkasok
akaratat semmikepen ervenyre
juttatni mem kepes.
Sztrajkot ez a tanacs csak
akkor hivhatna, ha annak ket-
harmada a sztrajkot megszavaz-
ma, minthogy azonban a tanacs-
max csak felet valasztjak a
munkasok, ilyesmire az soha
nem fog vetemedni.
Szinte megdobbent6 es felel-
imetes az amerikai munkas bu-
ltasaga, ha ext gold brick-et cl-
fogadja, ha ext a maszlagot haj-
f~-Ax sS%nr1~cv ~-n~c = N..o:r~v
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26

tunk 4 mutt napokban AZ ogyik
angol nyelvii ujsagban.
Sheriff arverezi a Canton, Oh
reformatusok templomat, amely-
mex erteke $1,000 dollarra van
becsilve Is amely voltakepen 4
presbyter egyhaz vagyonat ke-
pezne.
Az arveresi hirdetes rideg hi
vatalos szamai kozt termesze-
tesen nem talaljuk meg azokat a
magyar konnyeket, amelyek 2
templomban Is . templomert XII
estek es nem lehet abb6l kiolvas-
nj AIT az altalanos magyar ira
gediat sem, amelynek ez az ar
veres csak egy szereny kis til
nete.
A cantoni magyar reformatu-
sok ugy ereztek. hogy a raJuk
nehezed6 egyhazi terheket mem
birjak, hogy elniik kell cs6d
enyhulesevel, amivel a kereske-
delmi cegek a sajat terheiket
konnyitik.
Mas magyar koloniak mas ma
gyar egyhazainak tucatjai van
max hasonl6 helyzetben es nem
lehet tudni, hogy hol, mikor vag
lie k0zottiink a sheriffnek ka-
lapacsa.
Legalabb harminc-negyven
olyan sulyosan megterhelt egy-
haza van az amerikai magyar
sagnak, amelynek a terheit KEEP
telen lesz az egyhazkozseg vagy
hitkozseg elviselni es csak ido
kerdese, hogy azoknal mikor ke-
resnek valamilyen megoldast.
A katholikus magyar egyhazak
voltakepen katholikus pispok-
segek vagyonat kepezik es eddig
tudomasunk szerint mem enged-
tex meg meg, hogy egy katholi-
kus egyhazvagyon dobra keriil-
jon.
Valos zininek latszik, hogy a
jovoben sem elhetnek magyar
egyhazaink ezzel az orvoslassal
es nincs mas hatra, minthogy a
tartozasokra annyit torlesszenek,
kamatban vagy t6keben, ameny-
nyit lehetseges.
Es ha mem tudjak a kamat-
torleszteseket fizetni, azert nen,
kell almatlan ejszakakat tolteni
a hiveknek, a templomot mem
tOg1ak klhuZni alOluk.
A pap kepviseli a puspokot az
egyhazban voltakepen az {
gondjuk, hogy az egyhaz anyagi
| ugyeit belatasuk szerint We
zessek.
Azert lehet EFT ICY hidegen e
konnyen megallapitani. inert hi.
szen a hivek meg akkor sem
szolhatnanak belle az anyag
ugyekbe, ha akarnanak. A katho.
likus vagyonok a mindenkor
(; .i;sook6k neven vannak.
a csatiakozott reformatusok
egyhazaiban szinten ez lenne q
helyzet.
A Reformed vagy Presbyter-
len egyhazak keretein belul mi.
kod6 magyar reformatus gyiile.
kezetek egyhazvagyonai mem .
sajat tulajdonukat, hanem az
egyetemes egyhazvagyon egy re.
sect kepezik, de a gyulekezetnel
! sokkal tobb beleszolasi jogot' biz
tositanak, mint a katholikus egy
haznal.
Ugy latszik, hogy a ket fent-
nevezett protestans felekezet
mem annyira kenyes, vagy mem
annyira rideg a szabalyaiban {:
ezekben az egyhazakban mem ra.
gaszkodnak minden egyhazva
gyon megmentesehez.
| Kiilonosen mem ragaszkodnal
ahhoz, hogy az egyes gyuleke
zetek a sajat terheik el6l nj
| menekulhessenek a cs6d-eljaras.
ba, amit val6sziniileg nagyor
sok gyiilekezetnA nlegtesznel
The Wrangell sentinel., 1933-12-08
YES NO

Lne voter small prepare hIs Dal- loI Uy piaclng aIter each separate proposition d cross III the square preceding tue word Il es II ne ueslres u vote TOT same, and by Uy placing d cross Ill the square preoedIng tne word NO If ne de snes to yote against the same.
 NOIIUE 10 nEnEBI GIVEN that Ill pursuance or resolution passed anu approved by the common Coun- c4I uL Lne Iown oI W WrangelI on No semUer zStn, I9oo, Cne sald ques- U4onS snall De submitted to the qudIIIleu electors ot sad Town ol ', rauIell, Alaska ,wnose names ap- pear on Lne last assessment roll ol saIa town LOT municipal taXation
 NOTICE Io FURTHER GIVEN ,naI the Common Council of the Iown of Wrangell having hereto Iore deslgnated the voting precinct end polling place thereof, the cleo COTS are hereby notified.
 mat all qualified voters residing uILnln tue boundaries of Precince NO. of said town ot Wrangell. winch are as follows, all ot the in- oorporated town of Wrangell, will ,ote at the City Hall building To- cdued on Second Street in and upon U. $. School Reserve No. 2 in Block ., which is owned by the Town of ', rangell, the same being the duly uesignated polling place in and for Precinct No. 1, Town of Wrangell.
 Dated at Wrangell, Alaska, this tn day of December, 1888.
 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
 TOWN OF WRANGELL
 By L. B. CHISHOLM, Clerk
The Wrangell sentinel., 1933-12-08
ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
 H, p. Corser, Vicar

l2 Noon. Church School. 10:45 a. m. Morning Prayer
The Wrangell sentinel., 1933-12-08
YES NO
Project No. 9

Shall the Incorporated town of N Nraugell issue it's bonds or other form or indebtedness as may be re- quIred by the Federal PuDic Works administration in any sum not ex- ceeding So000.0O tor the purpose of constructing concrete retaining wal on Front Street according to plans and specifications on file in the office of the Town Clerk?
The Wrangell sentinel., 1933-12-08
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION

Notice IS hereby given that, pur- suant to the call and order of the common Council of the Town of Mrangeh, Alaska, duly made and entered on the 1th day of December, lSo3, a special erection will be held ill salu town on the 9th day of January, 1884, between the hours ot a. m. and D. m. of said date for the purpose of submitting to the electors of said town who are qualified to vote at said election, the following questions:
 Project No. 1
 shall the incorporated Town Of Mrangel issue its bonds or other form of IndeDtedness as may be re- qulred Dy the Feedral Public Works administration in any amount not eAceeu1ng S2O,O00.0O for the pur- pose of constructing a municipal water storage dam and reservoir?
The Wrangell sentinel., 1933-12-08
YES NO Project No. 3

shall the incorporated Town of Mrangell issue it's bonds or other form of indebtedness as may be re- quired by the Federal Public Works administration in any sum not ex- ceeding $4O00.0O for the purpose of
The Wrangell sentinel., 1933-12-08
At the Churches
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Russell F. Pederson

10:3O a. m. Morning Worship: "Un- iversal Bible Sunday 12 noon Bible School: Paul in Caesarea", study in Life of St. Paul.
 p. m. Christion Endeavor Service What Does Salvation Mean?" 7:SO p. m. Evening Worship: They Sang Christmas Carols" Monday, right after school, Chil- dren's Bible Hour. Wednesday, 7:3O D. m. Prayermeet- nthe Church parlor. During 1882 Scriptures in TIC languages and dialects were cir culated by the American Bible Society at home and abroad. Everybody may have a Bible and will enjoy using it.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1933-12-08
MAN WHO CROSSED
 ALASKA ON FOOT DIES

Harry DeWindt, exporer who once travelled from Paris to New York on foot and horseback, died in England recently. He was 77 years old.
 On a previous attempt, made for the Pail Mall Gazette, De Windt tried to go by the same means from New York to Paris but nearly per ished in Boring Straits when the ice broke under him. He was res cued from the icy waters by a whal- ing ship.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1933-12-08

The second o fthe winter series of ladies nights at the Bills Club was held last night with six tables of whist at play. The hostesses were Mrs. F. G. Hanford and Mrs. B. Y. Grant. The Bills were hosts on the night which inaugurated the series two weeks ago. No score announce ments were made at these parties as prizes will not be awarded until the end of the series.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1933-12-08

constructing trunK line sewer sys- tem extending rom Une WrangeU ueneIal nospILaI to JIoewater?
Evening star., 1933-02-27
HULL AND LINDSAY
| DISCUSS BUSINESS
Next Secretary of State and
Ambassador Take Up
Revival Program.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated FreSB.
Cordell Hull, Secretary Of State n
the Roosevelt cabinet, said today aste
a conference with Sir Ronald Lindsay,
the British Ambassador, that they had
discussed "the question of q program
that would contemplate the revival Of
business in each and every country
inclding our own"
the British envoy no specific factors"
were gone into in detail, Hull said.
Preliminary Discussion.
ut was a preliminary discussion
which did not 60 further than broad
general economic conditions In England
and America and other countries to the
extent they affected the peoples in our
respective countries together with more
or less discussion Of the most funda-
mental remedies for business recovery"
Hull said.
Asked whether tariff and trade bar
rier5 were included in the general dis
ccssicn, Hull said that in any discus
sion OF world economic recovery one
could not avoid considering the conse-
luences of trade barriers.
Discusses Conference.
In connection with the world eco
nomlc conference to be held in London
this Summer, Hull said:
If the authorized spokesman of each
important country should proclaim
wholehearted support Of the agenda Of
this economic conference that in itself
would start up business in every part
of the world"
The agenda includes provision for
discussion of tariff policies. financial
restrictions and exchange and similar
points bearing on world business rela-
tons.
Evening star., 1933-02-27
Your Income Tax
No. 29.
Deduction for Losses Other
Than from Sale or Ex-
change of Stocks and
Bonds.

Deductions for losses are divided
into three classes, and to be allowed
must follow closely the wording of the
income tax laws. Losses are deduct-
ible If incurred % in the taxpayers
trade. business, or profession; (2) In
any transaction entered into for profit;
or 90 from fires, storms, shipwreck,
or other casualties, or by theft.
Business losses result, usually, from
the purchase and sale of merchandise.
Such losses usually are ascertained by
means of inventories, which are re-
quired whenever In the opinion Of the
use is necessary to determine the in
come Of any taxpayer.
The term transaction entered into
for profit" means any kind of business
proposition. For example, a taxpayer
purchases an automobile to be used
solely for business purposes, and which
is sold at a loss. As this is busi-
ness proposition from start to finish,
the loss Is deductible. But = he had
purchased the automobile to ne used
for pleasure or convenience, the deduc-
ton would not be allowed; 1t was not
transaction entered into for profit.
A loss sustained in the theft Of an
automobile purchased for pleasure or
convenience is deductible. as 1t falls
in class 3. If. because of faulty driv-
ing, but not of "willful negligence" an
automobile maintained fer pleasure is
damaged, the taxpayer i.1cy claim the
loss sustained, as 1t comes within
the meaning Of the word casualty"
Where damages result from the faulty
driving of an automobile with which
the automobile of the taxpayer COL
lides. the loss occasioned the taxpayer
likewise is deductible.
Ali losses are deductible only to the
extent by which they are not compGne
sated for by insurance. o1 otheEXHl
Evening star., 1933-02-27
WIDOW AND FOUR MEN
ARRESTED IN Staying
Police Say Quartet Confessed
George Carl Was Killed to
Obtain $4,000 Insurance.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, February 27.-Mystery
which enveloped the death last July is
of George Carl, whose widow said his
fate was written" three days in ad-
vance on the cards of fortune teller.
began to clear today. the police claimed,
Vera Frances Carl, 36, his widow. was
under arrest with four men who, police
said, confessed Carl was slain to obtain
$4,000 insurance. She has denied be-
ing an accessory.
Capt Daniel Gilbert, States attorney
investigator, said John Miiosic, so,
father Of two children, admitted he per-
suaded Mrs Carl to get her husband
to take out life insurance and agree to
his death Her brother, Ivan Grilec,
and Joseph Fess, rs, the latter as the
actual killer, also confessed, Gilbert
said
During the early investigation last
Summer Mrs. Carl told of visiting a
fortune teller three days before the
death and of drawing three cards,
murder, widowhood and bfacial in
quiry" Gilbert said the fortune teller
was not involved. 4
Evening star., 1933-02-27
BRITISH COUNTRYSIDE
COVERED WITH WATER
Rising Temperatures and Heavy
Rains Melt Snowdrifts Of
Last Weeks Storm.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, February 27.-With rising
temperatures and heavy rains melting
the sncwdrifts of last weeks storm,
large areas of the British Isles country.
side were covered with water today.
Villages which previously had Suf-
fered privation from the snow blockade
we're now menaced by rapidlly-rising
foods.
The thickly populated Thames Val.
ley was particularly threatened. The
river already had overfown its banks
at many points and was continuing to
rise rapidly.
In many ether parts of the country
rivers were ri.ing cut of their banks.
The Wey River roe feet at Guilford,
creating lake four miles long and q
half mile wide. Many residents were
driven to the second floors of their
hcmes.
At Chippenham the Avon River was
feet ab-ve normal and wes still rising.
Evening star., 1933-02-27
Summary of Action
To Help Depositors
In Various States
BY the Associated Press.

Out of the banking holiday in
Michigan there had come today
the nucleus of two new Detroit
banks backed by the millions of
Henry Ford.
In Ohio, 18 banks in three
cities-Cleveland. Akron and Day.
ton-clamped down on withdraw
ais in anticipation of emergency
banking laws to relieve a situa-
ton aggravated. according to
Ohio bankers, by the emergency
in Michigan.
Gov. Ritchie of Maryland,
where a bank holiday has been
declared pending action by the
Legislature to protect the interests
of banks and public. sought today
the advice Of representative
citizens" concerning legislation
to be enacted.
Indianapolis banks opened to-
day with Withdrawals restricted
to 5 per cent of the customers
deposit. The restriction is until
further notice" and was invoked.
a statement by the clearing house
explained, because of unusual
Withdrawals for other than usual
or business needs"
Evening star., 1933-02-27
LEWIS TO TAKE OVER
ILLINOIS MINE UNION
International Organization Con-
troll Result of Bank Losses
and Drop in Dues.
BY the Associated Press.
SPRINGFIEI,D I'll

BY the Associated Press.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, February 81
John L. Lewis, president Of the United
Mine Workers of America. today an
nounced the international organization
would take over complete control of the
Illinois branch of the union Wednes-
day at the request Of the State officers.
The action will mean the resignation
of John H. Walker, president; Walter
Nesbit, secretary-treasurer, and other
Illinois district officials.
The international union will reorgan-
lie the Illinois branch and assume the
obligation of the existing wage agree
ment between the Illinois Coal Oper-
ators' Association and the United
Miners.
william Kee, chief State counsel Of
the q. M. w. A.. has already taken
steps to dissolve the Injunction issued
In the Sangamon County Circuit Court
In 1929, which restrained Lewis from
interfering in Illinois affairs.
The action to give Lewis control OF
the Illinois union was take,,, union Of
ficers said, because Of inc .lvency CT the
organization, due to losses in bank
failures and drop In dues.
Evening star., 1933-02-27
R0RAH AHSTANDSF|R
AGAINST ARMS BAN
Declares U. S. Joining Other
Powers Would Hurt
China Unfairly.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Chairman Borah of the Senate For
eign Relations Committee said today h
was opposed to joining European power
IN an embargo on exports of arms to
both Japan and China on the ground
it would be of more assistance to Japan
I'm not in favor of following suit, >
Borah said. ITO put an arms embargo
on China and Japan is to take sides
with Japan under the conditions and
circumstances that now exist"
With general authorization for the
President to declare an embargo
against arms shipments at standstill
in the Senate. House leaders decided
measure affecting this continent until
President-elect Roosevelt expresses his
opinion upon such a step.
Garner Also Is Firm.
The decision came almost simulta-
neously with the statement by Sir John
Simon in London that the British gov
ernment. pending an international
agreement to declare an embargo
against shipments of muitions to Japan
and China, would issue no permits fol
such shipments
Word also arrived that France was
willing to participate in a general en-
barge if the United States and Great
Britain would join in international
action.
Speaker Garner said today that he
would not permit the modified arms
embargo resolution pending in the
House to be taken up under suspension
of the rules.
Efforts to bring it to the floor throueh h
the regular channels have failed.
Garner said the new President should
have an opportunity to speak his mind
In the Senate an embargo resolution
worldwide in scope was passed, bu,
motion by Senator Bingham, Repub-
hcan, OF Connecticut, to reconsider Is
holding 1t in suspension.
Fear Loss of Sales.
Airplane and munitions manufac-
turers have opposed the step on the
ground that if America alone imposed
an embargo, the trade would merely
be handed over to foreign manufac-
turers.
The President now has authority to
prevent the expectation of arms to any
Latin American country where civil
war Is threatened except on an applica-
ton from the recognized government
He also has authority to prevent the
shipment of arms to China withou.
request from the existing govern
ment there. However, no authority now
Is vested in the President to preven.
shipments to countries which are
threatening to 60 to war with one
another in any part Of the world.
Evening star., 1933-02-27
FLYER LEAPS TO SAFETY

WILLIAMSFORT, Pa, February 81
R.-Joinirg the Caterpillar Cub"
Walter w. Seyerle. air mcil flyer.
landed with his parachute yesterday in
the fork of tree near C-ossforks
while his plane crashed.
En- route from Columbus. Ohio. to
New York, Sej erie lost his bearings in
the dense atmosphere over Cresson.
After circling a while. he found himself
over Crossforks as his ignition began to
fail, and jumped to safety. The plane
was demolished
H. S. Machmimm. postal inspector
from Williamsport, and an inspector
from Harrisburg retrieved the mail, in
tact, and forwarded it by train 70
Harrisburg.