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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-05
WAGES PAID
CAPITAL CROW;
LABOR'S SLUMP
Dividends and Interest on
Bonds Reach New High
in Last Year.
BY HERBERT LITTLE
Times stan Writer

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-"Wages
Of capital" in the form Of dividend
payments and interest paid on
/ bonds during 1882 surpassed the
+ 1928 level and approached the seven
billion dollar mark, it was disclosed
today.
Wages and salaries paid out fol
work, however, dropped in 1882 to
a little more than one-half Of the
1928 peak figure.
The large banks of New York City
appear to be the most prosperous
enterprises as a group. Their ag-
/ gregate dividends for 1882 have
been calculated as Is per cent on
its capitalization-one of them, the
First National paying 100 per cent
/ Of its stock.
These highlights Of the departed
year were discovered in survey Of
/ the current economic reports.
/ Dividend and interest payments
/ Of S6,472 600 600 Tor the HrSC eleven
months of the year, as compiled by
the New York Journal Of Commerce,
were reported in the United States
commerce departments monthly
business survey.
This compares with more than
eight billion dollars for each of the
two previous years, about seven and
one-half billions for 1929, and
Sc, 028, 900 for 1928
/, The American Federation of
Labor's estimate of wages and sal
aries for 1892 is S28 1882 10000 as
compared with $5O,O50,OOOOOO for
1928, $53 252,OOOOOO for the peak of
1928, s45, 77O,O0O,O00 for 1925, $685.
600 100000 for 1922. $25,00O,OOO 900
for 1917, and 8,52O,OoO,OOO for
1918.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-05
Court Now Functioning

, Before the League Of Nations
came into being, attempts at form
ing such a court had failed. Then
Article II Of the league covenant
set up the necessary machinery and
now the world court functions as a
major contribution to the aims Of
peace.
Alone among the great world
powers, exccp. Soviet Russia, the
United States never has joined the
court, though Presidents Harding
Coolidge and Hoover each recon-
mended adherence.
Several distinguished Americans
save served as judges Of the court,
each acting in his private-and un-
official-capacity. Among them have
been Charles Evans Hughes, now
chief justice Of the United States
supreme court, and eX-Secretary Of
State Frank B. Kellogg, who is one
Of the present Judges.
Judges for the world court arc
elected by the council and assem-
bly, Of the League Of Nations, upon
nominations supplied by nations
that are members of The Hague
permanent court of arbitration, a
much older tribunal.
There are fifteen Judges, but not
more than one may come from the
, same nation.
The idea is TO choose iudres from
nations representing all the differ
cnt codes of law in various parts of
the world Thus, at present, there
are judges from the United States,
China, cuba. Salvador, Japan,
Spain, Italy, Holland, France, Great
Britain, Rumania, Belgium, Poland,
Colombia and Germany.
Probably the World Courts most
famous action took place in 1881,
when Austria and Germany startled
the world by announcing they
planned to enter a customs union.
France made violent protest, fear
ing this was the first step toward a
real union between Germany and
Austria.
The league council asked the
court for an advisory opinion on
whether such a customs union did
not violate the Treaty Of st. Ger
main, in which Austria promised to
grant no exclusive privileges.
French Claim Upheld
BY a vote of 8 to Z the court de
cided the proposed union was il
legal but before the opinion was
handed down, Germany and Aus
tria had dropped the plan.
An interesting case occurred when
the management Of the Kiel canal
in Germany refused to allow pass
age of the British steamship
Wimbledon. The vessel had been
chartered by a French company
and was laden with munitions des-
tined for Poland.
England. France, Japan and Italy
appealed to the court under a clause
in the Versailles treaty which treats
with the Kiel canal. The court gave
Judgment against Germany.
The World court costs about $780,
900 a year and is financed by the
League OF NaUlOnS.
Open to All Countries
States thai are not members OF
the league. but which adhere to the
World court, pay amounts similar
to the proportions they would pay
if they were members of the
league.
If the United States adhered tc
the court, the nations cost would
be about $4,000 a year.
The court is open to every ma
ton in the world. Conditions, fixed
by the League of Nations. require
merely a declaration accepting the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-05
'THEEYGTELL ~ s. !
GADSfzr~, E7F477I7W2 c0RN

But the whole transaction ap-
peared much too good; and some
one close to Leslie began looking
around and, 10, the joker was found.
Coles term expires March IS and
therefore Leslie's appointee would
serve only two and one-half months
when the vacancy would be declared
and his successor, Paul V. McNutt,
then could appoint Democrat.
They tell me that Cole even was
planning to name his assistant SUI
pcrintendent, Grover Van Duyn, as
his successor in March.
But the buyer, one Harry Geyer
Leslie, beWared and so the whole
plan has come to nothing.
Oh. yes. The various persons in
volved deny all, but people will talk.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-05
MONEY-BACK
GLAND TONIC
Restores Vigorous Health

We guarantee to restore your pep,
vigor vitality; or we refund every cent.
That's how sure we are that we have
the best gland remedy known. Thou
sands Of tests have proved this to our
full satisfaction. Now WITHOUT
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Glendage is the last word in modern
science In convenient tablet form.
Glendage contains extracts from the
glands of healthy animals The effect
is aStonishing-al magical. Your
interest in life returns Vigorous health
is necessary for success in all activity
today
DO not confuse Glendage with other
so-called gland remedies. IT is entirely
unlike others-IS A REAL GLAND
PRODUCT and carries an UNLIMITED
GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION OR
MONEY BACK. You owe it to YOUR
self and family to try this new gland
remedy. 30-day treatment. s. ut Hook
Drug Co, Liggett's and Walgreen or
from Jos A. Puma. Dept IS, Los An
les-Advertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-05
CHICAGO GIRL
MAKES MOVIE DEBUT

H. G. Wells Island of Lost
Souls" eerie story of experiment
and adventure, has been booked for
the Circle where it will open on
Saturday, with a cast headed by
Charles Laughton, Bella Lugosi,
Richard Arlen, Leila Hyams and the
Panther Woman"
The latter, Kathleen Burke, is the
Chicago girl who won that title
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-05
W8T5 Yes OF 70 sEss

1. No, because our chance Of
inheriting any considerable
proportion Of the traits Of one
ancestor, whether prince or
pauper, judge or galIows-bird,
even five generations back is
only one in thousands, and ten
generations back one in mil
lions.
A good ancestry is priceless,
bBt any one ancestor soon
literally is lost in the shuttle
the shuttle Of the germ cells.
Cation, founder Of eugenics,
showed that healthy, intelli-
gent parents count as much as
all the other ancestors back to
Adam.
2. No. Intelligence tests and
many studies of, school and COL
lege grades and industrial
abilities reveal no significant
difference in the native intel
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-05
F. C. BECKMAN
is DEAD HERE
Prominent in Wholesale
Drug Business for
Thirty Years.

Funeral services for Frederick G.
Beckman, SO, prominent in the
wholesale drug business in Indian
apohs for the last thirty years, who
died at his home, SIS North Central
court, Wednesday afternoon. Will be
held at Delphos, o., Friday at 10
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-05
Two Wild Comedians in
Indiana Spotlight Friday

OLsEN AND JOHNSON, the mirth
- booked in their latest show
the Indiana thater the big starting Friday
On the screen Madame Butterfly" will be presented with Sylvia
Sidney in the title role
ms treasured romance Of the
brought to the Supporting
Grant Chafne Ruggles Irving Pchel and sheila Terry
Aocles OF 1882
nesting IN hope chest Of pretty puIchtude
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-05
BY MILTON BRONNER
Furopcan Manarcr. MA Crr-fre

LONDON, Jan. 5-Despite the
fact that the League Of Ma
tions. which will be thirteen years
old Jan l6. has had its fcryont foes
in the United States and elsewhere.
it unquestionably has one very
great achievement to its credit
creation Of the Permanent Court of
International Justice, The World
Court
For many years such a tribunal
has been the dream Of many states
men. They reasoned that, Just as
each civilized country has SUI
preme court which passes final legal
judgment, there should be an in
ternationaI court before which ma
tons could appear as parties to a
suit and ask for reasoned judgment,
rather than resort to war.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-05

courts jurisdiction in accordance
with terms of the league covenant;
a promise to carry out the court 5
decisions in good faith and not to
have recourse to war against
another nation that obeys it,
NEXT-What the League of Ma
tiOnS has accomplished a
record of moderate successes and
gigantic failures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-05
ECaVeat EmntOr'

4 THOUGH several persons in
4 N volyed steadfastly deny all, a
story is going around political cir
Giles of a horse trade which fell
through because one participant re-
membered the old Roman warning,
'caveat emptor, let the buyer be-
ware.
They tell me that several weeks
( ago Governor Harry G.. Leslie, whose
term expires next Monday, received
a suggestion whereby he could place
a Republican in charge of an i'm
portant state department with con-
siderable patronage
1t also was proposed to the
Governor that such trade would aid
materially any senatorial ambi-
lions for 1884 he might be pour
ishing.
The proDOSitlOn was as follows:
l.. N. Hines, superintendent of
the State Normal school at Terre
Haute, has been i'll for some time.
It was suggested to Leslie that he
have the institution board name as
its head George C. Cole, state super
intendent Of public instruction, a
Democrat, recently reelected for
! two years.
n II
Leslie was told that Cole was in a
receptive mood. because the prestige
of being president of normal col
lege for an indefinite term-but
longer than that to which he just
has been elected-would be pleasing
/ 10 Cole.
The Governor then could APP
point a state superintendent of pub
lie instruction and open the many
jobs to Republicans ousted from
other departments.
The plan appealed to Leslie, who,
they tell me. considered appointing
Ben H. Watt of Noblesville, G. o.
P. candidate for the office in the
last election, to succeed Cole.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-05
INSURANCE HEAD NAMED
Charles T. Coats Elected President
of Association at Session.

The Mutual Insurance Association
of indianapolis at its annual meet
ing in the Columbia Club Wednes-
day elected Charles T. Coats, presi-
dent; John L. Lau, president,
and Marie Hoffman, secretary
treasurer. The advisory committee
IS composed of Mary M. Solder,
Frank r. Baker and H. H. Tudor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-05
WORLD COURT
LEAGUES CHIEF
STEP FORWARD
Tribunal Now Functions as
Major Contribution to
Peace Aims.

This is the second Of three stories on
the League Of Nations. now faced with
the Eravest test in its history-Ja pans
defiance in invading Manchuria-as its
thirteenth birthday nears.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-05

from among 10000 competitors in a
nationwide contest.
The picture centers around
Laughton in the role Of a skilled
scientist whose efforts to turn ami
mails into men have driven him in
sane. But the South Seas Island,
the center of his efforts, bears wit
ness to his skill.
1t is peopled with brute men he
has created from lion, leopards and
dogs. And the Panther Woman" a
beauteous girl created from a pam
Their, is his browning achievement.
"Goona- Goona," picture photo
graphed on the Isle Of Bali, east of
Java and with an entire native cast
of principals, opens Friday at the
Terminal.
indianapolis theaters today
offer: Strange Interlude" at the
Palace, Singers Midgets on the
stage and Robbers Roost' on the
screen at the Lyric, sally" on the
stage and mo Man of Her Own on
the screen at the Indiana, Silver
Dollar" at the Circle, and 1.-THE
Half Naked Truth" at the Apollo.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-05
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a. m. Burial also will be in Delphos.
He was a member Of the st. Joan
Of Arc Catholic church and was a
director Of the Keifer- Stewart Com
pany, wholesale druggists.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-02

Ha a jelek es az ujsaghirek
mem csalnak, Michigan bankbe-
tevoi maholnap partnersegbe jut-
max a penzkiralyokkal, akar tet-
ssik ez a betev6knek, akar mem.
Az ertekek el6re mem latott
nagy csokkenese a bankok be-
fekteteseit (kiadott kolcsoneit)
v&ratlan Macy er6vel sujtotta,
s. ebben pillanatban mem ta-
Klnak mas megoldast, minthogy
i betev6knek a befekteteseket -
&tadjak.
Megallapithatjak maid, hogy
egy-egy bankban mennyi o1yan
k0lcson Is befektetes van, amit
most 3fagyosnak" neveznek. va
gyis ami meg van fagyva, inert
&rtekesiteni mem tudjak. Es ami
lyen aranyban a bankban lev6
p4nz ifyen krtekbe van fektetve,
olyan aranyban fagyasztanak te
inindenkinek a betetjeb61. A be-
t&tb6l s.lefagyasztott" reszre va
lamifeie igazolvanyt kap be-
tev6, IS ait akkor is olyan arany-
ban valtjak be, amikor IS ami
lyen aranyban valamit krtSkesi-
eai tudnak ezekbN 4 dolgok-
6bI.
@ R<gebben egy-egy bank buka-
seal 4 r&szvenyeseket vett&k
airik is id6kbcn az osztale-
~ ! profitot zsebre vagtak IS
r zvenyeik ar4ny&ban 6rAjuk
Stettek 81 ! vesxtes&eet.
- mis divat van, s ma -
e)eees vesztes&geket ! bete-
Be foejkk lkiyetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-02

A vesztesegeket azonban mem
tudjak azonnal leirni, inert fa-
gyos ertekeket ma semmi aron
mem lehet eladni, amig tehat
azokon tul adnak, minden bette
v6 partnerja 1esz a bankjanak.
Mem akarunk kakan csom6t
keresni, es elismerjuk. hogy az
adott helyzetben ez joforman az
egyetlen 1ehetseges ut, hogy
egyes bankok teljes tonkrejuta-
sat Is egyes betev6k teljes vesz-
teseget el tudjak keriilni.
De azert valami nagyon sok
igazsagot nem 1atunk a dolog-
ban.
Mikor a boom-evekben a ban
kok nagyszeriien kerestek, a bete-
v6t soha mem hivta egyetlen egy
sem partnernak, es a profitot So
ha betev6kkel mem osztottak
meg a bankarok.
A reszvenyeket szaporitottak
profitbol, osztalekot es extra
osztalekokat fizettck, de soha
mem mondtak az &v vkgen be-
tev6nek, hogy most harom
percent kamaton tul a haszonb6l
is adnak valamit a szamukra.
El1cnben most, hogy vesztese-
gek mutatkoznak, hogy meg ma
gyobb vesztes&gekt6l kell tarta-
nj, egyszeriien megk&rdez&s mel
kill partnernak vesznek minden
betev6t, hogy . vesxtes<get
egym&s k6zt megossz&k.
Es minthogy ! gazdasagi VI
sxcnyok, valamint ~ &rtGkesksek
mis- &llamokban sem jobbak Mi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-02

- 10, egy evet mOndOtt, de blzonyOS.
hogy par het niulva megunia kalandiait =
eszre ter, k;abrandul. Az sokkal iobb, mintha
mi torjuk le. Es meg egy evvel Sc veszitene
semmt. Akinek meg ilyen fiatalos, tetteros
edesapja van. ait gyar nagyon konnyen
nelkIlozi
A fcrfiak altalaban ol turk hizegest,
meg sajat felesegnkt6l is, Mr.. Cranfordnak
pedig legnagyobb adag Sc artott meg, leg
feljebb kisse mamoros lett t6le, mint sokan az
idegcsillapito orvossagoktol. Lunchnel ege-
szen kedelyes volt. Ronald teljes buzgalonl-
NAL falatozott, ziil6i haz kosztjan soha Sc
talalt semmi kivetni valot
Mr. Crawford fiilet azonban egette til
zes tapl6 amit kedves felesege dugott bele
bar mem mutatta. Hogy egyetlen fla kepes
vele dacolni! Kite1ik t6le. Megis probara
: akarta tenni. Lunch vegeztevel varatlan bonn
bakent dobta oda kerdeset Ronaldnak. aki
epen legifjabb hugaval osztozott meg egy ket-
t6s mandulan;
S ha mem teljesitenem kivansagodat,
mi szandekod akkor? Lemondasz rola a
kedvemert?
Mem tehetem, edesapam lemon
dast mem tartom ferfiasnak.
Nekem azonban vannak eszkozeim,
me1yekkel kenyszerithetlek. Mem kapasz to-
lem tobb pknzt
Ronald felsohajtott
Az baj, de azert mem esem ketsegbe.
Maid beallok magam is munkasnak
Es latva, hogy Mr.. Crawford area meg
vonaglik, gyorsan hozzatette:
Igazan mindenert lemondanek ked-
vedert, apam:.. de muszai minden kockaza-
tot vallalnom, merit. fogadtam.
Fogadta1? - kapta fel mohon szot
apja, mint ehes kakas kenyerdarabkat. -
Kivel -. mibe fogadtal?
- Pearson Freddel.
Es azonnal keszsegesen b6vebb felvila-
gositassal szolgalt
Hugai azzal az elismeresse1 ragyogtattak
rea tekintetuket, mellyel tapasztalatlanok min
den kalandos vallalkozast megaiandekoznak.
apja pedig vegul ioizien kacagott
= Fogadas. az mar mas! Miert mem
mondtad mindiart adta kolyke!
- Remek pofa az Fred annak van
esze.... milyen kar, hogy mem az en-
- Papa. papa -. borzaszt6 lenne!
tiltakoztak leanyok
- Iermeszetesen. s. pupjatol eltekint-
We. De hat mem nagyszert, hogy konyvet
akar irni Ronald kudarcairol? Ett6l az Give
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-02

segb6l az orszagnak, a nagy ko-
zossegnek van haszna, mem
maganemberek, bankarok es
penzkiralyok vagjak zsebre a
profitot.
Ez az iras azzal kezd6dott
hogy "partnerek lesziink a Nor
ganokkal," es ez a elm tevedes.
Mem lesziink partnerek.
Mert a penzfejedelmek a pa
|pirjaik legnagyobb reszet eladtAk
es kiilonosen betetjeik legna-
gyobb reszet kihuztak.
Csak szegeny emberek lesz-
mex ezentul is partnerek egy-
massal.
A Morganok mem hivtak Is
mem vettek minket partnereknek
akkor sem, amikor profittal dol
goztak, S meg akkor sem, a
mikor AIT hazudtak, hogy valla-
lataikba hivnak bennunket -
reszvenyvasar1as utjAn part
nernek.
Mert amikor a magas arakra
feltornaszott ertekpapirolsat a jd
Greg nepnek eladt&k, akeor 6k
mem tartottak meg azokb6l sem
NIT maguknak.
s most, amikor q papirok Is
|nlinden egy&b <rt@kiket vesztet-
tex. z Morganok megint mem
|alinak velnnk paftners&gben,
inert azokbd nincs niluk.
Ok tele vannak j6, finonA ss6-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-02
Partnerek leszunk a Morganokkal

chigannal, egyaltalan nincs ki-
zarva, hogy hasonlo kiyezet6
utat tobbi allamokban is ke-
resnek, ha &s amikor ARA sziik-
seq 1esz.
A bankar urak mem ertettek
a mesters&giiket, Is annak a le-
vet most megitatjak a nkppel.
Mennyivel helyesebb Is tisz-
tess9gesebb, de mindenestre igaz-
sagosabb dolog lenne, ha a rossz
managereket elcsapnak, ha a
bankokat kivennek a bankar urak
kez3b6l Is egyetlen bankot csi-
nalnanak az orszagban.
Egy bankot, amit mem is kell
mar csinalni, inert hiszen a u. S.
postatakar&k miikodik, 5 abban
ezermilli6k vannak beteve.
Amerika egyetlen polg&ra sem
vitatja, hogy mindannyian part
merck vagyunk E hazaban, Is a
szovetsegben teljesen egys9ges =
polg&rs4g.
Mem lenne hat senkinek kifo-
CASA, hogy j6ban-rosszban osz-
tozzunk ! korm&nnyal, vagyis az
orsz&ggal. S annak rninden pol
g&r&va1, 6 ha ilyen helyzetben
9rne benninket veszteseg, ugy
tekintenenk, at, mint amikor
egy orsz&g h&boruban van e :
po1G&rok k6x6sen szenvednek.
viszont ! nyeres&g eset3n tud-
mink s. <rexn&nk. hoey ! nyere-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-02
II olytatasl

Sz saba. . badsagot?
1dosebb Mr.. Crawford dadogott nagy
meglepeteseben)
> Igenis, edesapam hangzott artat-
lanu - Csupan egy ev szabadsagot
- Ilyet meg soha Sc halottam Hogy
valaki szabadsagot kerjen, mielott meg egy-
altalan beledolgozta volna magat valamibe
Ha szabad tudnom, miben meriltel XII, hogy
pihenessel kezdened ferfikort?
Ere kerdesre Ronald mar mem vala-
szolhatott, vagy ha va1aszolt, szava nem hal
latszott inert ket nagyanya OF nagyneni
vette vedelmebe egyidejuleg.
- A tanulasban meriilt XII!
- Okveten pihennie kel!
Tonkrennennek az idegei, ha egyete-
m; evei utan rogton befogod
- Egy evig hadd elvezze ifjusagat...
inert ha ezt mem teheti, mi kulonbseg van
kozte szegenyebb fiuk kozt?
- A te fad megengedhet maganak egy
europai utazast.
Vagy mas valami okos terve van.
Id6sb Mr. Crawford kabultan ALT sz6-
zuhatagban plafond' fele emelgette kar-
jait.
Ronald nagylelkdbb VOLT mintsem tu-
lajdon apjanak szorult helyzetet khasznalja
kdlonben Sc 6hajtott n6i szoknyak moge
bujni ~ csak vegs6 esetben. Tehat egy moz-
dulattal csondet kert vedelmi csapatatol.
Mem meriltem XII, mem vagyok ide-
ges, mem akarok tobbet e1vezni, mint masok,
mem akarok Europaba utazni nincs semmi-
fkle okos tervem
- Mindezt egy szavadra elhiszem! = fe
lelte Mr.. Crawford. - De hat ha mem vagy
ideges, mi vagy? Es NIT akarsz tulajdon-
kepen azzal az egy esztendovel, ha semmi
okos terved sincs?
Kivancsi vagyok. semmi egyeb! Meg
akarom isnerni szegeny emberek, kulono-
sen gyari munkasok lelki vilagat - ah-
hoz egy esztendo mem is sok.
Fam. A te agyadban valami mines
rendjen.... meg. foglak egy. elmeorvossal
vizsgaltatni.
- Anny joggal, mint az en- eszbeli al
lapotomban. ketelkedhetsz azokeban is, akik
ARA kivancsiak, fel birnanak-e fedezni vagy
egy ismeretlen csil1agot vilagurben egesz
&letukben kutatnak. Vagy azokeban, akik
mindenfelc csusz6-maszok, vagy plane szabad
szemmel mem is lathato lenyek eletberendez-
kcdese irant erdeklodnek Engem els6 sorban
AZ emberek erdekelnek, inert en- is ember
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-02

vetsegi kotvenyekkel, amelyek
jovedelmere mem kell ad6t fizct-
nj es gondoskodnak r6la, hogy
minel dragabb legyen a dollar,
akarhany embernck kelf a de-
flacioba tonkre menni, inert an
nal tobbet er a kotvenyiik Is
azoknak a jovedelme.
Ha lennknek egeszen meresz
Is egeszen tisztesseges politi-
kusok az orszagban, akkor a
legkozelebbi valasztasok alkal-
naval sokan bevennek plat
formba, hogy csak egyetlen egy
bankja legyen ezentul az or
szagnak. A u. S. postabank. a
mely ilyen kellemes meglepete-
seket mem tartogatna a bette
v6knek.
Ha mar kritiza1unk, ha mar
kitor bel6lInk a csal6dott Is ma
gat megcsaltnak erzett ember
keserisege, akkor le akarjuk
AIT is szogezni. hogy Michigan
korm&fyzdia a 1ehef6s lAcfisztes-
segesebben jart el az adott le-
hetetlen helyzetben.
Gondoskodott r6la, hogy 4
|nagy betev6 ne &lyezhessen sem
mi el6nyt = his betev6k rov&s&ra
b b&r = bankok z&rvatsrt&s&&rt
nagyon 10 kritizaltfk, e. = igye-
1tezete negtrte : kellemetlensk-
get.