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Evening star., 1933-05-08
BONUS MARCHERS
ARRIVE TOMORROW,
| OTHERS SATURDAY
Party of "SeveraI Thousand"
Expect to Leave BaIti-
more at 6 Pm.
CALL AT White HOUSE
PLANNED THURSDAY
Levin Contingent of $500 Will
Be CHARTERED Here by
Government.

The first massed descent of bonus
seeking World War veterans upon
Washington for the season is due to-
morrow evening" Plans we're being
rushed here and in Baltimore today
for party of several thousand" to
start from the latter city toward WASH
ington at o'clock
When the veterans get here, accord
ing to John Newlin of Pittsburgh. ma
tional adjutant of the B. E.. F., Inc,
the plan is to dump them on Con-
gress' doorstep and say: Now here
they are; take care of them"
500 Due Saturday.
This gathering is shortly to be fol-
lowed by second conclave of 8.7OO
veterans who will arrive Saturday and
stay until at least next week Thurs
day. The second group will be guests
OF the Federal Government when they
arrive, under an arrangement worked
out with the White House by the Vet
Grams National Liaison Committee.
One OF the guiding spirits of the Sec
ond gathering is Emanuel Levin of the
Workers Ex-Service Mems League. He
claims that his group speaks for all
veterans. Harold Foulkrod, senior ma
tlonal vice commander of the B. E. F..
Inc, however, claims that the Levin
group Is Communist-inspired and says
the B. E. F., Inc, will have nothing to
do with it. Both groups, however, are
united on the proposition Of coming to
Washington to demand that Congress
snail pay the bonus in full and re-es-
tablish disability allowances.
Will Call at White House.
The flrst large group to arrive In
washington will embark at the B. Eff.
Home In Baltimore, in the l700 block of
Rldgely street, in trucks and automo-
biles. Leaders of that group here would
not announce the route over which they
would travel or the exact destination In
Washington, although from their re-
MARKS 1t Is apparently intended to 70 to
the Capitol grounds.
site Tor the camp Of the second
group Is now being selected by the Vet
erans' Administration.
Newlin said today that Q COMMITTEES
Will call at the White House at 4 O'clock
thursday and once more discuss their
demands. The committee consists Of
Newlin, Foulkrod, Robert Z. Taylor of
Seattle. Wash, and Joseph T. Miller.
Ine two last named are not of1cials of
the B. E. F., Inc.
Maj. E. w. Brown. superintendent Of
police, said police information Vas the
group OF bonus marchers coming from
Baltimore tomorrow night would -
quite small. Some Of the B. e. r. lead
ers had estimated it at 5000, but Maj.
Brown said the number would be COM
siderably less than that.
Levin said the committee had decided
not to make any information public
about the gathering sponsored by that
group. until we get organized"
He said subcommittee would BE- set
up and the entire affair would be han.
died just as any other convention,
HOST TO B. EFF,
Evening star., 1933-05-08
SEEKS REELECTION

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DANVILLE, Va, May 8.-John w.
Carter, jr., commonwealth's attorney
for Danville for 20 years will be q
candidate for reelection, he has
announced. So far only one other
candidate has expressed . determine
ton to run, but has made no public
announcement. He Is Attorney George
Bendall.
Evening star., 1933-05-08
CYCLIST FALLS IN BASIN

Four-year-old Jackie Lynch had some
thing to tell his playmates about today:
the Tidal Basin wall yesterday when
he hit an obstruction in the rock
work and was catapulted into the water.
His mother, Mrs. Dorothy Lynch, sum-
moned park police, and after rescuing
the child Sergt. H. T. Miskeu took
mother and son home In police auto
mobile.
Evening star., 1933-05-08
PIT. A. to Hear School Head.

BOWIE, Md, May (SpeciaD -
Nicholas Orem, Prince Georges County
superintendent of schools, will address
the Bowie Parent-Teacher Association
tomorrow night in the school Nominal
tions of association officers for the COM
ing year will be made and q one-act
sketch, Three Strikes and Out" will be
given by students of the high school.
Evening star., 1933-05-08
FIRST LADY IS SPONSOR
Leads List for May Festival Con.
cert Of Choral Society, May 16.

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt leads the
list of sponsors for the May Festival
concert Of the Washington Choral So
ciety. to be held Tuesday night, May
16, in Central High School auditorium.
The 100 voices of the choral society will
be accompanied by an orchestra COM
posed of members Of the National
Symphony Orchestra.
The program includes cantatas.
madrigals, piano and organ music and
selections by the orchestra and the
Washington String Quartet. The list
Of sponsors includes many prominent
music lovers Of the city.
Evening star., 1933-05-08
HOST TO B. E. F,
Railway Junction Town Receives Con-
tingent Of IS Men.

EAST RADFORD, Va, May 8 R.-
This railway junction town is involun-
tary host this morning to about rs
men, who claim they are Of the new
1ngton. They were elected from q Nor
folk 81 Western freight train about $50
when 1t came in from Bristol. They
say they will catch another train or re-
main until the railroad moves them out.
They asked to be fed by the town, but
no action was taken Immediately by the
authorities.
The men, some of whom have papers
showing discharge from the Soldiers
Home at johnson City, Tenn, charge
that their custer was due to the vet
eran economy move.
Evening star., 1933-05-08
EXPANSION PLANNED
Houses to Be Raced for Banneker
Recreation Center.

Eleven dilapidated houses are to be
torn down shortly to make way for the
expansion of the Banneker Recreation
Center near Howard University.
Lieut.. Col. U. S. Grant, Sd, director
OF Public Buildings and Public Parks,
today called for sealed bids. to be
opened at II am, May 16, in room
1915, Navy Building. The job will call
for the demolition of IL two-story
frame and brick houses, located In the
vicinity Of the southwest corner Of
Georgia avenue and Euclid streets
Evening star., 1933-05-08
Seven.Story Fall
Slightly Injuries
Carpenters Helper

A seven-story fall down an ele-
vator shaft on the new Labor
Department Building at Four
teenth street and Constitution
avenue resulted in only slight in
juries today for Joe Carnahan,
43. Q carpenters helper.
The workman, who lives at SIS
A street southeast, was picked up,
still conscious, following his
plunge. and at Emergency Hos
pital he was described as having
only minor hurts to his back and
legs.
Evening star., 1933-05-08
Piedmont Field Trials Set.

LYNCHBURG, Va, May 8 (SpeciaD Z.
The fourth annual field trials of the
Piedmont Fox Hunters Association will
be held during the second week of next
November at Appomattox. according to
announcement by j. M. B. Lewis, Sec
yetary. -..--.--
Evening star., 1933-05-08
HOSPITAL STUDENT KILLED.
Auto Skids or Road 10 Miles From
Lynchburg.

SpeclaI D1Spatch 20 The 0tHr.
LYNCHBURG, Va, May 8.-Miss
Frances Virginia Travis, 81, Of Har-
risonburg, who had been In training at
Memorial Hospital here for three years,
was instantly killed late Saturday night
when an auto skidded of route 20 10
miles north Of Lynchburg. Three other
passengers In the car were unhurt. Miss
Travis suffered q fracture of the skull.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-26
INDIANA EXHIBIT
COMPLETE FOR
WORLDS FAIR
HOosier State Is First to
Have Display Ready
for Opening.
BY MRS. MAURICE MURPHY
Times STAFF Writer

CHICAGO, May 26.-Indiana well
may be proud Of being the first state
to have all exhibits on the grounds
at the Century of Progress exposi-
ton, here. All the states exhibits TO
be displayed during the entire period
Of the fair are now in the Indiana
space.
When Saturday morning arrives,
our state expects to be ready 20
receive fair visitors, with her exhibit
complete, as planned. Thomas Hib-
ben, H. K. Roberts, and Wallace
Richards are in Chicago directing
the work, assisted by Reid Winsey,
Reynolds S%elfridge, and Maurice
Starkey.
Elmer Daniels and Lee Carter are
in charge Of the map Of Indiana,
which will give significant data on
the growth Of the state, and Miss
Mildred c. Stoler, Of the Indiana
state library. has arrived in Chicago
to arrange the display of the col
lection Of manuscripts by Indiana
poets, novelists, and statesmen and
of early territorial maps and broad
sides. for which Louis j. Bailey.
director of the Indiana state library;
Miss Esther McNltt, chief Of the
Indiana historical division, and Miss
Stoler were responsible.
Alex Tuschinsky, Hillsdale Land
scape Company, is supervising the
work of the garden, a spot typical
of the state of Indiana. Trees,
shrubs and flowers native to the
state are being planted. Pools are
being constructed Of RoSstone, a
product invented by a Hoosier and
manufactured in Lafayette.
The goldfish will come from the
Grassyfork fisheries at Martinsville
and a pelican group from TT.
Wayne. Robert DaVidson's Eve
and Warner Williams Boy and
Tortoise will adorn the garden
spot.
The interior painting of the hall
is nearing completion. The Indi-
gallery will have dark TAI
floors and deep blue walls with a
band of Venetian red close to the
ceiling. The ceiling, itself, is to be
aluminium, with indirect lighting.
The first exhibit to be housed in
this gallery is that of twenty In
diana artists, chosen by cultural
clubs of the state. Sculpture in the
first Indiana gallery exhibit will be
by John Stark, of John Heron Art
institute; Robert Davidson, Elmer
Daniels, Myra r. Richards, Warner
Williams and Seth Velsey.
The opening exhibit will be on
display for three weeks and then
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-26

will be replaced by a retrospective
exhibit, dating from early Indiana
painters TO the Hoosier group.
In the main hall, the murals are
in place. Mr.. Benton, the artist, is
in Chicago. Decoration Of this main
hall, too. is well under way. The
walls are to be black to the molding.
which will be gray-green at the
bottom and top. The ceiling of the
hall Will be blue and the room Will
have a black tile floor.
Inscriptions, describing the murak,
will be in brown letters on a gray
background and Will be placed al
intervals Of nine feet around the
room.
Cases for the library exhibits and
the furniture are Of Indiana white
oak, made in Indiana and designed
by Paul Hadley, a Hoosier.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-26
Store Owners Only to Face Slot Machine Charges

The charge was dismissed by
Russell Dean, deputy prosecutor,
in municipal court three.
Represented by Sol Bodner,
attorney, Wyand was given an
order by Charles Karabell, pro TEN
Judge. for return Of the machines.
Herbert Spencer, assistant city
attorney. %conversing with a police
officer after the dismissal, charged
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-26

Dismissal Of a gaming device
count against a pharmacy clerk,
arrested in slot machine raids this
week, today brought protest from
a city official and announcement
that store owners will be arrested.
Paul Wyand, SO, Of 1901 East
Fifty-fourth street, clerk in Fish
ers pharmacy, Ffty-fourth street
and College avenue, was charged
with keeping a gaming device.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-26
ON TAXES
MAY Be STRETCHED
Time Limit on IntangibIeS
Now Is Monday.

Possible extension Of the intangi-
bles tax deadIine, which is effective
Monday, is being considered today
by the state tax board.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-26
CASTOR MEANS IS
GIVEN 2-YEAR TERM
Aid Also Sent to Prison for
lindberqh Hoax.

WASHINGTON, May 26.-Gaston |
B. Means and Norman T. Whitaker
were sentenced to two years i'm
prisonment today on Lindbergh
ransom hoax charges.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-26

but there was little damage. The
Short-lived blaze was under a va
can't storeroom at III North I'LL
nois street, formerly occupied by the
Garden Of Italy restaurant.
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SAVE MONEY - Use a low cost
TWA rental al. Just 3 cents a word.
Ri. 5551 and they get splendid re-
suits.
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did not attend school with Wyand
and was not informed whether
Wyand ever had attended the
university.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-26

that Wyand was a classmate of
Prosecutor Herbert Wilson at the
University of Michigan.
Wilson denied this, asserting he
Cigaret Starts Downtown Fire
A cigaret tossed through a side
walk grating into some rubbish
brought fire apparatus, police and
pedestrians to the scene cary TODAY,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16
sZ0vETsEG is

A Bridgeport Szovetseg
youngstown l6-ik osztalya te-
kintettel kozos magyar marci-
usi iinnepelyre, a most vasarnap
delutanra ESQ rendes havi gyulest
mem tartja meg. A tisztvisel6k
azonban egy Ora delutantol
kezdve helyukon lesznek, hogy
a befizeteseket felvegyek. A tag
sag jojjon koran fizetni, hogy
j6kor erjen az iinnepklyre. Figyel-
meztetjik azokat a tagokat, akik
harom havi dijjal vannak hat
ralekban. hogy AIT egyszerre
kell fizetni, inert egy havi dijat
mem vehetunk fel.
Beteg tagjaink: Czene Gabor-
ne 254 Pasadena. Wezse Istvan,
|127 Tremble Campbellben. Be-
tegseg az iigykezel6nel jelenten-
d6, 1884 Silliman St.
Hus6czki Josef
iigykezel6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16
Central Aud1tcrilm NaeyteFne v&rja Youngstown
g koruyt ne9yalsfgot most vasfrnap d&lutin - Szi-
vesen 1t egyh&zak s. esyletek kSz6s szerye
Bl sEPTT Dill NINCS
Senki Sc narration thon mert mines penze Az alto
nal = magyar sza1lag6rt annyit ID amennyit akar -
Hozza el acrika }mer6se tetszeni fog nelik magyar
muzsika, asmagySf dal. - Hozz&k el gyermekeket

Mint mar na1unk szokasos, az
iden sem lesz beleptidij a k0-
zos marciusi iinnepelyen. Az al
tonal szallagokat kap a latogato
es azert onkentes adomanyt he
lyez el boxban. Ha mem tud
adm egy fel dollart vagy egy
kvodert, mint adott a jobb esq
tendokben, adjon egy dime-ot
'vagy egy niklit es. a gyermekek
egy pennyt.
A bevetelb6l fedezi a Nagybi-
zottsag kiadasokat, marad-
ssany Nagybizottsag penztars
ba megy.
Ebb6l penztarbol tobb mint
negy szaz dollart adott XII a
Nagybizottsag segelyre szorult
magyar csaladoknak multi kara
csonykor.
Aki most adakozik. hozzajarul
ahhoz. hogy Nagybizottsag
folytathassa jotekony akcioiat
ebben az evben is.
De a fontos az. hogy minden
ki OFT lcgyen.
4 magyarok oregjet, fiata1jst otj
szeretn6k latni vasarnap delutar
|! a Central Auditoriumban.
A viszontlatasra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16
KEDVEZMENYES BEALLAs
"A MAGYAR KULTUR
KORBE

A Campbell Kultur Kor a
multi gyiilesen elhatarozta. hogy
marcus hoban es aprilis els6
feleben bevesz minden campbelli
fiatalembert, aki mar elmult 18
ewes es meg nincsen So ewes, =
jelenlegi beleptidij ARABIAN. De ez
utan az lido utan beleptidij
fef lesz emelve ketszer annyira
mint most van. Minthogy ezen
kor celia a campbelli magyar
ifjusag osszetartasa, kerjik a
campbelli oszes magyar ifjukat,
akik beallhatnak kor beallasi
torvenyein beliil, hogy csatlakoz-
zanak. A kor gyiileseit tartja
minden masodik Is negyedik pen
tex este z :30-kor a ,sajat he1yi.
segeben, Cor. Jefferson St. Is
Robinson Rd.
A kor ismet fog base ball csa-
patot osszealitani mint mas eve
ken Is kinevezte Agoston J6zse-
fet, mint manager es Hura J6-
zsefet, mint business manager.
Zboray Istvan, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16
vERESEG
Kikaptak 6:1-re . magyar
futballistak. Eros ellenfel.

Macy faba vagta fejszejet mutt
vasarnap delutan Harrison
Fielden Magyar Athleta Klub
fatal futball csapata. amikor a
Mahoning Valley kiprobalt els6
osztalyu csapataval allott szem-
ben.
Abban biztak a magyar fiuk,
hogy a regi Is orszagos hir-
.nernck-0 0rxendd csaaattal szen.
ben jelent5sebb eredmenyt tud-
max maid elerni, de kikaptak
hat az egy ellen. Mem szegyen
olyan jo amerikai csapattol i1yen
vereseget szenvedni es a csapatot
ez ne keseritse ell. Maid ha annyi
ideje egyiitt jatszanak, mint Ell.
lenfeleik es ha annyit treniroz-
max, akkor szebb eredmenyeket
tudnak maid felmutatni. A me-
csen ICY is sokat tanultak, ami
mex kes6bb maid jo hasznat We
SILK.
A magyar csapatban kituntek
jo jatekukkal: Ellenbogen, ak
nemreg jott ide Clevelandbol
Balla Ferenc es Karoly es a
Kish testverek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16
4 SEetl:Y AkcI0'
Macy k0lTSECEI.
K0zel $50 ezer dollar volt a
februari szamla. - Renge-
teg ruhanemiit varrtak. -
A liszt-0szt&s folytat6dik.

= :. 4 s ~ + r
A multi heti mcgyei, varosi Is
Voros Kereszt je1entesekbol XII
tlnik, hogy februar havara, pc
dig annak csak % napja volt,
Mahoning megye munkanelkiilie,-
mex segitese $50 ezer dollarba
kertilt.
A megye kapott cgy csekket
a Reconstruction Finance Corpo-
rationtol $83,25o-rol, amely osz-
szeg a februar els6 felere SOL,
segitseget kepviseli. A masodik
ket hetre $66,64O.7O segitseget
utaltak XII.
A penznek nagyresze youngs
town., campbelli es struthersi
keresked6knek lesz kiosztva.
Eek kereskedok lattak el a
szegenyeket elelemmel. ruhazat-
tai es szennel.
A Voros Kereszt jelenti, hogy
februar vgeig l46,487 ruhanemii
darabot keszitettek varosok
asszonyai, koztiik magyar asz-
szonyok is. EFT rengeteg ru-
hanemut mind kioszottak az Al
lied Council utjan.
Jelentettek tovabba. hogy 1882
aprilis 1-t6l 1883 marcus Zig
265,O84 zsak isztet osztottak ki
a munkanelkiilieknek. A lisztet a
kormany adta e. ev februarja
.tyans % Oo zskk s;sxtet osztottak
ki. A washington 1iszt kozpon'
ertesitette a helyi osztalyt, hog,
mostani harom h6napra tovab-
bi 1000 horde lisztet engedelyc-
zett (korllbelul $1,000 zsak.) A
A Voros Kereszt $50 dollart
szavazott meg vetomag beszer.
zesere azoknak, akik kertet XII.
vannak miivelni nyaron.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16
vERHovAY los

Beteg tagok: Radnoti Pal, 201S
Salt Spring Rd., jel. Massilon, O.
Kovacs Julia, Hubbard, O. Ge-
ressy Sander, 324 w. Chalmers
Ave. Sz6ke Gergely, 252 Bou-
quit St. Salay Jozsef 610 Powers
dale Ave. Pasztor Istvanne, $50
Auburndale Ave. Gene Claiborne
254 Pasadena Ave, Liptak Fc-
reno. 208 Clinton St. Hoffer
Andras I'll Edward St.
Betegseg 4 titkarnal jelenten-
! sd6.
Cine 2ll Edward ST. Telefon
szam 1882.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16
EsKUv0

= -
Sharon, Farrell IS kornyeken
ismert IS nepszerii magyar szar-
mazasu magyar fiut Is leanyt
esketett februar 28-an a Farrell,
Scent Haromsag magyar r6mai
kath. templomban F6t. Major
Dezs6 plebanos.
A menyasszony Meszaros Ist-
van es neje sziil. Ress Etel is
inert Pulasi uti farmer hazaspar
leanya Kornelia volt, mig 4 W.
legeny Szelencsik J6zsef. Gratu-
lalunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16
BEMB0 HULLAS
Meghalt a 13 ewes Tiirk
BOriska. - A csalad
Macy gyasza.

Macy csapSs erte Turk Antalt
es nejet sziil Snekszer Katalint,
akik a 1909 Ridge Ave. alatt
laknak. Kis lanyuk a Is ewes
Boriska tBorbala) rovid szenve
des utan multi penteken meg
halt.
Tiirk Boriska Youngstowban
sziiletett 1920 augustus 6-in Is
a. a Grant Jdsdorr fiigls -sss<,s.l y
osztalyos novendeke volt. Szii-
1ein xviii gyaszoljak halalat test
verei Katalin, Maria. Jo0sef, ifj.
Antal, Janos es Erzsebet. A te-
metest Vaschak Jozsef ismert te-
metesrendezG rendezte es azon
rengeteg nep vett reszt kedden
a SIT. Isty an templomban. OFT
volt kislany novere, aki apa-
canak kesziil az Ursuline move
rekkel. OFT voltak a SIT. Istvan
vasarnapi iskolasok. akiknek .ta-
nulo tarsuk volt az elhunyt. A
gyaszszertartast Fl. Biro Lorinc
vegezte, Balasko Gyorgy bucsuz
tatta a kis habitat. A szilok
irant igen nagy a reszvet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16
WELL DONE

Youngstown has reason
to be proud Of it's banks.
The Federal government
determined to permit only
those banks found measur-
ing up to the standard of
the government licensed all
our banks to reopen.
This means that Youngs-
town Banks are SOUND.
The government through
its findings practically
guaranteed our banks.
This district went through
the suffering caused by
bank closings in 1881. It
has learned its lesson.
The wounds Of the past
will soon be healed.
We wish to congratulate
the men responsible for
Youngstown's success.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16
BANK D0NT'S

The banks are open.
New Bank Laws adopted
by Congress are il effect.
Remember the DON'TS.
DON'T hoard money.
DON'T hoard gold.
DON'T withdraw money
if you don't need it.
# you DON'T follow
these rules, the new law
provides $4,000 fine and
ten years in a federal peni-
tentiary.
OONT fear - have con-
fidence.
America is on the way
out Of the depression.
DO your part.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16
HALA'szrAs

Dan Parish varosi viz igazga-
to kijelentette, hogy marcus Is
ig ervenyben tartja viz szamlak
,pontos fizetesevel jaro enged-
menyt.
A gaz Is MISREPRESENTATION, 4
mar esedskeseken is, 4 pontos
fizetesi engedmsny marcus 20-ig
marad ervenyben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16

NINCS KORLAT()ZAS
Teljesen szabad Z banlkfor-
galonI . Union National
Mahoning National, MaIAe-
ming Savings 3 Trust I =
Morris Plan Bslilx xban.
Dollar Is City nj BET ktei y
teljesen szabadolk.

Kedden oromnapja volt
Youngstownnak. K0zel ktt heti
ketsegeskcdes utan hetf6n kks6n
ejjel megerkezett 4 Cleveland;
Federal Reserve Bankt6l mint A4,
yashingoni penzigyminiszter meg
ibizottjatol IS Fulton allami bank
feligyel6t6l siirgonyi engede:y
az osszes youngstown bankok
megnyitasara.
Dacara keso ejjeli 6ranak,
a bankok szemelyzete azonnal
munkahoz 1atott es megfeszitett
er6ver doIgozva reggel kilenc
orara minden keszen allott.
Megnyi1tak Union National
Bank, a Mahoning National
Bank, Mahoning Savings and
Trust CO., a Morris Plan Bank.
"a Dollar Bank Is City Bank
kapui pontosan.
Csak ugy t6dult nep 4 penz-
Flnt&zetekbe mem penzet ki-
Tvenni. kaffEfh ~ ~ ottli5n esduxoes
penzt betenni. Roosevelt elnok
vasarnap esti radio beszedjenek
hatasa alatt a nep retteg6 p&-s
nikszeri felelme egyszerre biza-
lomma valtozott at.
Kedden egesz nap oriasi for
galom volt bankokban rs 4
nikor harom orakor bezarultak
a bank kapuk, kideriilt, hogy
Youngstown nepe egy egesz mill
lilo dollarral tobb penzt helyezett
el a bankokban, mint amennyit
kivett Minden bank tobb bete-
tet kapott.
Hogy olvasoink jobban meg
ertsek a bank helyzetet es azo-
kat az III es szigoru szabalyokat,
amelyeket kongresszus Roosc-
welt elnok kivansagara torveny-
be iktatott. azokat lit megma-
gyarazzuk.
A Union, ket Mahoning Is
a Morris Plan Bankban lev6 osz-
SECS akar csekk, akar takarek be-
tetek, teljesen szabadok. Vagyis
azokbol mindenki kivehet anny;t,
amennyit akar es amikor akarja,
felteve, hogy kivett penzt nem
akarja eldugni.
A City Is Dollar bankokban
mindazon betetek, amelyeket
ezekben bankokban helycztek
el tavalyi reorganizaci6juk 6ta;
vagyis ami6ta ujbol megnyiltak,
1882 tavaszan, szinten teljesen
szabadok Megnyitaskor korlato-
zott betetek helyzcte mem valto-
zott egyenl6re. De ezen teren
is javulas varhato Is nemsokara
ezen betetek egyresze is felsza-
badul, amint az altalanos hely-5
yet az orszagban jobb lesz.
Penzt eldugni, otthon elrejtc-
nj, harisnyaban vagy a mat
racban tartani, vagy a kertben
clasni szigoruan tilos.
a n1unkaviszonyok mem fog
max addig javulni, mig ! nsps
nem kezd vasarolni. Exert nenl
szabad penzt -eldugni. Exert hal
peldauf ezer dollart akar kivenni
keszpenzben, ! torveny ertelme !.
ben megkerdezik, hogy mire kell
a penz. Ha penzzel epifeni'