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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-17
p for Kidnapers, Keep Tex Guinan's Jools Safe |

in genteel fashion, and no
thought OF a dark shadow hover
ing over the aSsemblage and espe-
cially over the glamorous stage
star.
But the shadow was there, or
somebody is spoofing.
IT all came TO light this morn
= ing and those brushed by the
dark wings of the shadow still are
shivering-all but Tex" She likes
danger and thrills especially
when they are past.
II may be that Police Chief Mike
Morrissey can be blamed for spoil
ing all the fun. The chief. as is
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-17
KHAN ORGANIZER ON
RATE SLASH PETITION
Walter Bossert Joins 25 Liberty Citi-
zens in Application.

The name of Walter F. Bossert,
widely known Ku-Kluk Khan or
ganizer during the regime of d. C.
Stephenson as virtual dictator of
the state. appeared today on a pc
tition filed with the public service
commission.
The petition was signed by Bos-
Sert and twenty-five other customers
OF the Indiana Associated Telephone
Company. at Liberty asking revi-
sion of rates for installation and
service.
The Indiana Gas Utilities Corpo-
ration led petition asking the
right TO extend TO house-heating
customers the optional basis of pro-
viding gas for house heating on the
budget plan" The corporation
serves Terre Haute. West Terre
Haute Clinton and Brazil.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-17
STATE Starts
SWAY SMASH
At POLLUTION
War Declared on Streams
Menace; Past Orders
Are Unheeded.
TIMES EXPOSE is SPARK
Attorney-G General, Health
Board and Conservation
Groups Join.

Statewide war against stream
pollution was declared today as the
Indiana health board. attorney
generals Office and conservation de-
partment Joined forces in the drive.
Governor Paul V. McNutt ap-
proved the plan. presented by the
health board. which will coordinate
the operations OF each the state
branches and insure enforcement OF
cleanup orders against companies
and individuals blamed for contain
nation of creeks. river and lakes in
the state.
DR.. V. K. Harvey. head of the
health department. said that the
health board considered the pollu-
ton problem, as exposed recently in
a series OF stories in The Times,
throughout the Wednesday session.
New Orders Slated
According to DR. Harvey, inves-
tigation has shown that Sc per cent
of the boards orders for cleanup of
pollution never have been carried
out Fifteen orders. not yet en-
forced, will be the first target of
the drive, he said.
New orders against stream pollu-
ton will be issued as rapidly as the
three-way state enforcement COM
Dination gains evidence Of VIOLA
tons, DR.. Harvey said.
Louis Geupel., chief engineer ~
the health board. will be a member
OF the pollution commission and
other members of the board will be
named later through the attorney
general.
u. s. Takes Hand
Health board members and Nc
Mutt said they believed the difficulty
IN enforcing the pollution orders
was because it had turned into a
puck-paSsing proposition"
The federal government has taken
steps TO AID in hating the pollution
OF Lake Michigan by northern In
diana cities, the health board was
informed. A United States agent
now is in the territory and will
work with Illinois and Indiana
authorities in hating the con-
tamination which was called to Nc
Nuts attention last week in a let
ter from Governor Henry L. Horner
Of Illinois.
Report OF the activities of the
new setup will be made to the
health board at the meeting Oct. Is.
DR.. Harvey said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-17

his business. knew that Guinan
sported a large galaxy of ice"
worth many. many grand.
He also knew that somewhere
in the midwest kidnapping gang.
headed by George Kelly. was look
ing for chance to ply its voca-
ton. maybe even then in Indian
apolis.
GO the chief. without a word TO
~ any one in the party. sta
toned two Of his trustiest sleuths
at The Trees when the party
started. Like leeches they chung
to the party.
In particular was this true of
one of the handsome detectives.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-17
COPS TRAP IN
CITY ELUDED
BY KIDNAPER
Federal Agents TriCked by
George Kelly at
PoStoffice.
ESCAPED IN CHICAGO
Letter Awaiting GangSter
Is Called For by
Messenger
ESCAPED IN CHICAGO

Federal agents today apparently
had failed in their attempt to cap
ture George Kelly. kidnapping sus-
pect and alleged member Of a quar-
tet of gangsters who sidestepped
Chicago authorities Tuesday.
After a vigil of five days at the
Federal building. where special
delivery letter awaited Kelly. police
and United States agents believed
Kelly had tricked them by sending
a messenger for the letter.
Kelly or his agent is said to have
paid an itinerant in University park
TO 90 after the letter Wednesday
afternoon. Instead of permitting the
messenger to obtain the letter. the
agents held the youth. He later was
released. 10 return to University park
to act as bait but this failed to
lure Kelly or any of his friends.
From underworld sources 1t was
learned that Kelly spent two days
in the Indianapolis home of an in
ternationally known confidence man.
but had left the city more than
twenty -iOuT nOuIS ago.
Shoots Way Through Lines
Kelly is wanted as one of the kid
napers of Charles Urschel, Okla
homa City oil king; John Jake the
BARBER Factor of Chicago. and
William Hamm Jr.. st. Paul brewer
In addition. the government
wants him in connection with the
slaying of Frank Nash. convict, and
four federal agents recently in Kan
sas City, Mo.
Kelly. accompanied by thre e
other gangsters, eluded 300 police,
federal agents. and deputy sheriffS
in Chicago Tuesday. The quartet
Tuesday was to have been trapped
with the collection of more Factor
ransom money. but the gangsters
shot their way through police lines.
Special Guard Is Kept
Local persons visiting the federal
building from Saturday until Mon
dav were alarmed at the number Of
apparently Idle men standing in the
halls and many of them queried
friends in the building as to pur-
pose of the guard
Detective Chief Fred Simon said
that police were called from the
building Tuesday after having been
on hand since Saturday.
He said the agents called for two
SQUADS of detectives wednesday aft
ernoon. but. by the time the officers
arrived. the agents had controlled
the situation and we're questioning
the youth who called for Kelly's
letter
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-17
CLASH OVER SWASTIKA
Toronto Jews Riot as Emblem of
Hitler Is Displayed.
Ri "iicd Press


TORONTO, Ontario. Aug. IT,
Scores were injured in Toronto
streets Wednesday night when Jews
clsshed with members of the Swas-
tika Club.
Innocent bystanders were beaten
by the Infatuated mobs which for
more than three hours threatened
10 get beyond control. Reserves
were called and batons were used
freely by more than 300 policemen
The riot followed baseball game
at Willowvale park when four
youths displayed swastiks painted
on a large white sheet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-17
FINED FOR SUMMING ON
LAKE MICHIGAN NUDE
Chicago Man Gets "BawIing Ont"
From Indiana J. p.

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. Aug II
- Reports of nudist enthusiasts
bathing along Lake Michigan
beaches near here we're proved true
today.
Frank Lucas. IS, Chicago. was the
proof. He was in jail serving out a
fine Of sl4.85 imposed by Justice X.
F. Stuber, fremont. Deputy sheriffs
arrested Lukas on disorderly con-
duct charges, asserting they found
him sunbathing in the nude on a
popular beach.
This fellow ought TO have more
sense" Justice Stuber commented.
The idea Of grown man running
around in front OF women and chill
dren without a stitch on. It's got To
STOP"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-17

Never for a moment did he leave
the side of Tex" Guinan sup
posed that he was a friend of one
OF the city guests. The other
guests thought he was a New York
friend of Tex" Just dropping in
on the fete.
One overt act. one move toward
the jewels, and ne was ready. But
there was no move. And so the
party went on-and on and on.
A ND all the while, to the won
n derment Of the guests. two
sinister figures circulated around,
amid the scene of gayety.
Both felgned drunkenness.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-17
ROOSEVELT POUNDS FOR
ACTION ON NEW CODES
President Determined to Get Action
Before Saturday Night.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-Presi-
Gent Roosevelt swung into action an
nour earlier than usual today in
determined effort to whip into shape
CODES for major industries before
ne departs Saturday night for the
summer White House at Hyde Park.
N. Y.
Prepared to devote the remainder
Of the week to details Of his re-
coVery program, the President first
summoned General Hugh S. John
son, recovery administrator. and
interior Secretary Harold Ickes.
PUBLIC works administrator, to his
Office.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-17
TEX GUINAN's ~jools" Ia

TEX GUINAN'S "jools" lay
a intact in her strong box
today: Tex" still cavorted before
the footlightS. unframed. and the
mystery of a deep. dire plot
against her person and some $40
600 worth of glittering baubles
deepened. thickened and then
faded into the realm of things
that might have happened, but
didn't.
Tex held court Wednesday
night at The Trees. night club in
a reasonably lonely setting on
Michigan road. three miles north
Of Shirty- eighth street.
The occasion was a farewell
party, with merriment reigning
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-17
JUDGES HOME LOOTED
Residence of Supreme Court Jurist
Is Ransacked in Absence.

Justice James p. Hughes of the
state supreme court will have dis
tressing task on his hands when he
returns TO his home. l040 North
Delaware street. following his va
cation.
Police learned today that a bur-
glar had broken his way into Judge
Hughes apartment through a serv-
ice door and had ranSacked the
apartment.
Judge Hughes houSekeeper is UNI
able to tell what has been stolen
until the Judge returns.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-17
TAXI DRIVER is ROBBED
Passengers Stage Holdup on WAY
From Here to PIainfieId

Curtis Kern. 30. of 526 South East
street, taxi driver. reported to po-
lice late Wednesday night that two
passengers whom he had driven
from Union station to PlainfieId
IND. held him up and robbed him
of $3.50 and his cab.
Police later in the night found the
taxicab abandoned in the 200 block
South Keystone avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-17
Whatta Stunt!
The king will abdicate

The king will abdicate.
On Sept. 7 he will lose his
throne.
Who'll take his place? Do
you want his place?
Here's your chance for a
ringside seat in a battle Of
the ages.
Who was King George of
Indianapolis? Who was King
Tom, King Charles?
Dictators are in style. Here's
your chance to be one or make
one.
Read The Indianapolis Times
on Friday for the answer.
Whatta answerl Whatta king!
Whatta battle!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-17
PRICE ON TUNA HEADS

Coast Guard Told to Look for
Subjects of Experiments.
By United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Por-
tuguese government has asked the
United States government to look
for sixty tuna fish with license plates
on their tails and rewards on their
heads.
The treasury department ordered
the coast guard to look for the tuna
fish.
The sixty tunas have been at sea
Tor 42O days since they were re-
leased at latitude west longitude
81 north by the Aquario de Cana of
Lisbon, which is studying their
habits.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-17
THREATEN MILLIONAIRE
Body Guard Protects Texas Oil Man
as Kidnap Plot Is Barred.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo,
Aug. l7.-An armed bodyguard to-
day surrounded Guy Waggoner So
millionaire oil man Of Fl. Worth.
Texas. TO protect him against
threatened abduction.
WagConer. a summer visitor here
for years has been warned that a
Texas gang. believed an off-shcot of
that of Harvey Bailey and Walter
Bates. now under arrest in connec-
ton with the Urschel kidnapping,
plotted TO abduct him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-17
EMPLOYEES PLAN PICNIC
County Treasurer Office Workers TO
Go TO Lake Shafer.

Employees of the county treaSurer's
Office will give basket spread and
picnic Sunday, Aug 81. at the
summer home of Paul Russo, on
Lake Shafer. near Monticello.
Lawrence j. Sexton is general
chairman of the picnic committee,
assisted by George Kirkhof. James
McGovern. Ed Greene. Ward Wag-
aman. Leroy Fleigle. Catherine
Hodges. Dorothy Brehob. Dorothy
Sorg and Sara Henzie.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-17
BANK R0BBER SLAIN
BY FIGHTING TOWNSMAN
Shotgun Charge Fired by Cafe Own
er Kills Fleeing Bandit.

BY United Press
STARBUCK. Mimi, Aug. ia
middle-aged bank robber. fleeing
with the loot from the First Nation
al bank. was shot TO death today.
The money was recovered. but a
youthful companion escaped.
A shotgun charge fred by Ru-
dolph Hanson. restaurant owner.
killed the robber The alarm was
spread by Miss Florence Bulman,
telephone operator.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-17
MILLION AND HALF
GO BACK TO JOBS
Employment Gain Reported
by Secretary Perkins.
BIZ Hitcd Prcss

BIZ Hifcd Press
WASHINGTON. Aug. II. - Ap-
proximately 100000 workers have
gone back to their jobs in the ma
tons industrial areas since last
March. Labor Secretary Frances
Perkins said today.
The manufacturing industries of
the country re-employed 100000
wage carriers during the four
months while about 100000 went
back TO their jobs in the nom
manufacturing industries, Secretary
Perkins said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-17
WOMAN DIES IN FIRE
Burns to Death When Cleaning
Fluid Ignites Clothing.

DIV z HFFfW IFfkN
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. Aug. II.
Mrs. Lottie Kuhn. 48. was burned
to death at her home here Wednes-
day when her clothing caught fire in
explosion of cleaning fluid she was
using.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-17

"All I sent my men 10 the party
for was to protect Guinans
jewels" he said.
-
U IDNAPING? Sounds press
- agentish to me-" was the
word at the department of Justice.
"A KIDNAPPING plot?" replied the
postal inspectors. Just let us
take a minute OF to smoker"
And so the big mystery still is
floating around today without a
place 70 hang It's hat. And Tex
opines, Well, If they got me.
they'd soon be glad to get rid Of
me-"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-17
GANDHI REVIEWS FAST
ENDED AFTER ONE DAY
Jailed UntOuchable Leader Reported
i'm New Abstinence Strike.

i'm New Abstinence Strike.
Bu nifcd Press
BOMBAY. India. Aug. INA
hatma NJ x. Gandhi. who began
and ended fast Wednesday, was
reported today TO be fasting again.
The government was secretive.
Gandhi. at the Yeravda jail in
Poona. began fast TO the death
wednesday because the government
would not. permit him to conduct
in his own way his campaign in
favor of the untouchable outcasts.
The government relented and he
ended his fast soon afterward
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-17
llNOYS FUTURE PLANS
Indefinite, HE SAYS

Doesn't Know Just Which Way He
Will Travel from Iceland.
By United Press
REYKJAVIK. Iceland. Aug. IL
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh's fly
ing plans after he leaves Iceland
still are indefinite, he said today.
1 haven't yet decided on nv
itinerary after leaving Reykjavik.
ne said. and I will have to let you
know about 1t later"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-17
SINGER WILL AID MIRA

Madam Schumann- Heink TO Appear
at Recovery Mass Meetings.
By nifed Prcss
WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-Mme.
Ernestine Schumann- Heink, now 70
years old, has offered to sing at
NRA mass meetings. as she sang
during the World war.
She will confer with officials here
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-17
TWO DIE IN CAR CRASH
Killed Instantly When Autos Col
Tide Near Elnora, Ind.

DIT HFFfd PFfFf
ELNORA. Ind. Aug. III. z
Stiles. IS. Elnora storekeeper. and
Vivian Mays. 80, farmer, were killed
instantly when their automobiles
collided headon near here Tuesday
night.
Serious injuries were suffered BY
Stiles wife. James Mays, brother of
Vivian, was slightly hurt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-17
Jest Bridegroom Now
Deputy Sheriff. Butt of Many Jokes, Goes on
Honeymoon, With Prankster Pal Along.

nFFlCE staff Of Sheriff Charles Buck waiting
~ patiently trip Deputy Sheriff
Richard Conger who today Hlda Krch
Talbot
Details Of events the trip will be related geefuly
Deputy Sheriff
with the Congers the ceremony Catholic
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-17
PIT AGREEMENT NOT O K
wallace Says Marketing Pact Far
From Satisfactory.
By Tsited Prose

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-Agri-
culture Secretary Wallace said to-
day that the proposed marketing
agreement of the grain exchanges
stu is far from satisfactory to the
agricultural adjustment admins
tration.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-17
PURSE SNATCHER HELD
Boys Caught by Onlooker After
Selling Woman's Pocketbook.

A i3-year-old purse snatcher was
held in the county detention home
today.
The lad, south side boy. seized
the purse Of Mrs. Martin Krug. 1900
East Tabor street, in Garfield park.
He was caught by an onlooker after
short chase. The purse, contain
ing 10 cents and a pair Of glasses,
was returned TO Mrs. Krug.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-12
II f + 4 $ = F. N L f

(szovetsegi monopoliumat) hoz-
"a magaval, most azonban kezd
kiderilni, hogy a bankarok ko-
rantsem olyan butak, mint ami
lyeneknek mutatkoznak.
Irt6zatos politikai nyomast
gyakoroltak titokban Washing
tonra Is ma ugy latszik. hogy a
kormany hajlando nemcsak q
Securities Act" m6dositasarol
beszelni, de mas vonalakon is ke-
szen van ra, hogy koncessziokat
adjon a ,nagyt6ke szamara.
Ez az a ma meg lathatatlan
front, amelyen az orszag nepe a
multi hetekben veszitett IS inert
a kormany new york; virosi po-
litikaja a progressziv republika-
nus politikusokat elidegenitette
az elnokt6l, nagy kerdes, hogy
mi fog ezen a teren congress.
susban tortenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-12

ellenes torvenyt j6forman hata-
lyon xviii he1yeztek inert le-
het6seget adtak kiilonbozo
ipartestiileteknek, hogy az egesz-
segtelen versenyt megfojtsak.
Erthet6, hogy kenyuralom-
hoz szokott Is termeszetessn
abban hiv6 nagyt6ke nehezen
nyugszik belle a munkassag vi
hatalmaba, de elobb-utobb keny-
telen lesz AIT - a fent emlitett
nagy engedmeny fejeben = meg
tenni.
Amilyen jogos a banyaszok
kuzdelme, eppen olyan jogos az
auto-iparban a munkasok seer
vezkedesi mozgalma IS berharca.
Az ujsagok termeszetesen ezt
sem emlegetik Is mem is akar-
jak AIT elismerni, de ez tenyen
mem valtoztat es a kormany
kenytelen lesz abba is belenez-
nj akkor termeszetesen ervenyt
szereznek a torvenynek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-12
A MUNKASOK
EGYRE NAGYOBB

tomege volt kenytelen multi
heten szerszamot letenni es bar
a kormany is, az ujsagok is al
landoan sztrajkolo munkasokat
kritizaljak, le kell szogezniink,
hogy minden egyes esetben tor
venyek szigoru vegrehajtasaert
mentek harcba sztrajkolo mum
kasok.
Az acelfronton elezodott XII a
helyzet a legjobban, reszben az
aceltruszt, es kisebb acelvalla-
latok szenbanyainal, reszben az
acelgyaraknal.
A banyaszok - nagyon he
yesen es jogosan = nem voltak
hajlandok fnunkaba allni a Frick
banyakban, amig szenrendele-
tet' es Recovery Act hetedik
paragrafusat betartani mem akar-
tax, vagyis amig mem akartak a
"banyaszok altal onkent valasz-
tott szervezettel" szoba allni.
Senki mem inert azon vitatkoz-
nj, hogy az acelgyarak a torve-
nyeket megszegtek, inert a tor
venyszeges villages volt Is orok
szegyene lesz a munkas-szerve.
zeteknek, hogy a banyaszok We
zerei megis sztrajk abbahagya-
sat ajanlottak a banyaszoknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-12
MI0TA nYEN
ES EHHEZ

-hasonlo reformokat irtak az
|ugynevezett Securities Act be,
az6ta a nagyt6ke egyszeriien be-
sztrajkolt es vi vallalkozasok
mem indultak az orszagban.
Ugyanakkor regi vallalatok-
tol is megtagadtak a kolcsont IS
az utolso hetekben a kormany
alland6an azzal fenyeget6dzott,
|hogy a kincstar fog kolcsont
nyujtani, ahol ARA sziikseg van.
Mindenki AIT hitte, hogy
e16bb-utobb a bankarok buta-
saga bankok allamositasat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-12

allomasokra azonnal be kell Vim
ezeket csomagokat. hogy -
Kat meg idejebei, ! new york. &
raktarba szaIlithassak, illetve i
hajora rakhassak Pedlow kaps
tany emberei. Pedlow kapitiny
4 legnyomate ekosabban felhivja =
csomagku1d6k figyelmet arr
hogy okt6ber 25-ig veszik fel'
utoljara szeretetcsomag6lat 4
Youngstown gyiijt6allomason. q
De ne varjon senki sem ~
utolso napig. Keszitsc Il cso-
magjat maris mindenki IS jut
tassa el azonnal a youngstowti
gyujt6allomashoz, amelynek a.
me: Ress Music Co, 408 Wet
Federal ST., Youngstown, Ohi6-
A masodik szeretethaj6 csak
december Fan indul $ azokat :
|csomagokat, amelyek ezzel 4 10
|joval mennek, csak karacsonyra,
illetve ujevre fogjak kioszta1li
M : 49,, .<>~c - 49,. ss
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-12
K0zELEDIk PEDLOW kAPITANY ELS0,
SzERETETHAJ0JANAk INDULASINAPJA IA
Okt6ber 25-en lezarul Pedlow kapitany youngsto
gyiijtOall0masa

New Yorktol Csendes Ocean
,partjaig millio Is millio ember
hallgatta Amerikaban radon
at Roosevelt elnokot, aki ka-
tholikus jotekonysagi egyesiile-
tex nagygyiilesen figyelmeztette
az orszagot, hogy gondjat kell Vi
selnink azoknak, akik meg min
dig segelyre szorulnak tamo-
gatnunk kell depressio aldo
zatait, amig a valsag teljesen ell
mult.
Az elnok szavait nemcsak
azoknak kel1 melyen megsziv1el-
niok, akik az elmult, evekben az
amerikai depressi6 aldozatait Sc
gitettek, hanem azoknak is, akik-
mex az orszag hatarain tul kel-
lett kinyujtaniuk segit6 keziiket.
Hiszen a depressio sem ismert
orszaghatarokat.
Az amerikai magyarsag sza-
mara Roosevelt elnok szavai ait
is jelentik, hogy gondoljon most
nindenki ohazai szeretteinek $50
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-12

mes ujsago1vaso a sorok kozt
mar meg tud talalni.
Arnig a nagyt6ke ipari 'front.'
jan a legnagyobb arroganciaval
fe1vette kuzde1met a munkas-
sag es NRA torveny ellen,
ugyanakkor penziigyi fronton
halalos csapasokat inert a kor-
many programjara.
A congressus nagyon he
lyesen torvenybe iktatta,
logy az "ertekpapiroknak" kline
vezett reszvenyek eladasanal
tett kijelentesekert Is igeretek-
ert az igazgato urak felel6sek
IS ez termeszetesen mem tet-
szett a nagyt6kenek.
Idaig egy nehany promoter
rendesen bankar - Osszesze-
dett husz-harminc, millio dollart
egy-egy vallalat szamara kiilon-
bozo igeretek mellett a kozon-
segtol Is ha a remenysegek mem
teljesedtek be, a kozonseg egy-
szeriien csalodott es veszitett. A
promoter es bankar urak koz-
ben igazgatok voltak, szazezres
fizeteseket huztak es ha a We
zetesiik a1att levo vallalatok
osszeomlottak, az id6kozben
szerzett szazezrekkel vagy mil
liokkal egyszeriien tovabb all
tax.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-12
Youngstown

moru helyzetere tegyen meg
minden 1ehet6t, hogy az 8 szen-
vedeseik is enyhuljenek.
Pedlow kapitany ket alkalmat
is nyujt az amerikai magyarsag-
max ere a cselekvesre. Ket SEE
retethajo indul az iden New
Yorkbol Magyarorszag fele. Az
els6 hajoval mennek azok a see
retetcsomagok, amelyeket meg q
hideg id6k beallta el6tt fognak
megkapni Magyarorszagon.
Ez a szerethajo most mar ro-
videsen elindul. "A videki gyuitO-