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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-28
Ford a fascizmus katonait, sorozza

fegyverekkel meg vzipuskakkal
Is gazbombakka meg winches-
terekkel fogadtak.
Fordnak azonban eszeben MIN
csen, eszeben mem. lehet olyasmi,
shogy a veteranoknak tartozik a
.polgarssg.
Ford tudja, hogy egyszer ez .
nemzet lie akar vele szamolni,
hogy mem alkotfat egymagiban
allamot az albanian Is sietve
szovetsegest Is hiis&ges. YAK ka-
tonakat keres ! slegi6 tiboriban
maganak.
Hogy AZ alias. meresx es err
kolcstelen szSndekl<al mint fog
megbirk6zni a nemzet, ait =
jov6 fogja megmutatni. Ha meg
litjak q veszedelmet, A. orsza-
gos csapast ebben ! mozdulat-
.ban,, akkor elejet veszik Annak
Is akkor at lc fogjak id6ben
szerelni.
Egyel6re csak ARA akarunk
ramutatni, hogy mennyi erkolcs-
telenseget jelent ez az elhata-
rozas lokalis aranyokban.
Mikor a Ford gyar a szarnyait
bontotta, mikor a Tin Lizziek
unillioszamra gordiiltek XII Det-
roitbol, akkor Ford az orszag
minden reszebo1 csabitotta a
munkasokat. magahoz.
Tizezerszamra erkeztek a va
rosba, ugy todultak ide, mint a
bogarak a villanyfenyre egy sotet
esten es aki idejott, az kezet
mind meg is egette.
A tizezerszam ide toborzott
munkasnak haz kellett. Detroit
es a suburb varosok gombamod-
ra nottek XII foldb6l es mem
torodtek azzal, hogy "depressio'
idejen mibol fog az embertomeg
megelni.
A depressio kezdete ota Ford
egyik ostobabb es szemtelenebb
tanacsot a masiknal adta mum
kasnak es az ellatatlanok terhes
atharitotta Detroit varosra.
Most aztan orokre XII akarja
Is ha nem akadalyozzak meg,
XII fogja szoritani az idecsa.-
bitott tizezreket munkabol.
inert ne gondolja senki, hogy
Ford csak otezer veterant fog
felvenni.
Ford az osszes munkasait We
teranokbol fogja sorozoni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-28

orszagot.
Detroitban hatodikan egy vi
sorgyar alapjait tettek lie es nagy
volt a gyar koriil az iinneples.
Az iinnepely fenyet ket bro:
Vincent Brennan es Joseph
Moynihan becses megjelenesuk-
kel eme1tek.
Volt rajtuk xviii meg ket-
haron1 varosi tisztvisel6 es egy
par varosatya az iinnepen, leg
inkabb azert, merit a sorgyarak
mindig nagyon konnyu kezzel
adtak a penzt partkasszak re-
szere.
Ep gondolkozasu ember mar
ennyit is kell6 felhaborodassal Is
undorral olvasott dologrol, de
csak azutan silt XII a hosszas
ujsagtudositas vege fele. hogy a
1felemelo'' iinnepen Rev. Fr.
Henry Soyen, az "Our Lady Of
Sorrows katholikus templom
papja is jelen volt.
A katholikus egyhaz a prohi-
bicionak soha mem volt baratia.
s6t, legjobb 1ikoroket Europa
ban evszazadokon at eppen a
katholikus baratok gyartottak,
de az az egyhaz is a mertekletes-
seget hirdeti IS egyaltalan nem
varja el papjaitol, hogy sor-
gyari oromiinnepeken funkcio-
naljanak.
Ma ebben az orszagban drill
mex a sornek es a prohibicio alol
yalo Observation-Disclosures Is a ko-
vetkezmenyekre csak kevesen. IS
azok is nagyon balkan gondol-e
max, nehogy szembeszalljanak
- divattal.
De nehany ev mu1va ujra
megindulnak mertekletessegi
mozga1mak Is bir6k meg
Ipapok nem j sorgyarak mellett,
hanem az ita1 ellen fognak a fell
vilagositas minden fegyverevel
harco1ni.
Sulyos szepseghiba volt
detroiti gentlemenek reszer6l,
hogy q sorgyar szentelesre, vagy
alapko iinnep4lyre elmentek Is
meg sulycsabb, hogy at ne1sik
! tarsadaiom. azeegyhaz, meg az
|egyhszkozssg elnezte. B
Am ordljon prohibici6 kor-
ruptsaga a16l felszabadul6 pol
g4rsag, Am 0riiljenek 4; sornek,
akik sabb6l iiz1etct csinalnak,
vagy akik axt megisszak, de ne
.rendezzenek nyilvanos iinnep1Sst
sem = birok, sem a papok. akik-
mex egSszen mas hivatasnk van
|sz ital ugySbcn
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-28
Prompt Relief
From Itching Eczema

It's wonderful the way soothing, cool
ing Zemo brings prompt relief to
itching. burning skin, even in severe
cases. Itching stops the moment Zemo
touches the tender and infiamed skin
because Of its rare ingredients. To
clear away Rashes, Pmples, Eczema,
Ringworm and restore the skin to
normal, always use clean, soothing
Zemot Insist on genuine Zemo; it's
worth the price, because it brings
relief. 36c, 60c and 81. All druggists.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-28
kIkkEL ERDEMES Sz6BA ALLNI

Nagyon kilonos " "egyhazi hirt
olvastam az egyik videki magyar
hetilapban.
A "Kp1lektalas" rovatban ei-
melkedik a lelkesz ur mikoz-
ben erthet6en - hatralekos
egyhazi tagsagdijak befizeteset
siirgeti hiveknel, EFT 4 kedves
megjegyzsst fiizi buzditashoz /:
1Akik meg shatralekban
vannak, egeszen bizonyosax
vagyunk, hogy azok Is az
0ntudatos hiveink soraban
lesznek rovid id6n belul $
akkor fejl6dunk, llaladink,
inert egyiitt dolgozunk. K6-
sza hivek mem hivek.
Hyenekt6l feljink Keves oft
az 0ntudatossig, lelkiismeret,
hit. joakarat. Kir az id6ert,
amelyet ARA forditunk. hogy
veldk sz6ba illjunk.
E sorok ir6ja aranylag eleg
gyakran, talan nagyon gyakran
kritizalja papokat Is az egy-
hazak munkajat. Mem rossz-
+akaratbol, hanem inert elismeri
es felismeri, hogy az egyhazak
es a papsag fontos tenyez6i az
eletiinknek IS tarsadalmunk-
max.
Papok gyakran megharagsza-
max es megsokaljak, hogy annyi
kritikanak vannak kiteve ebben
az ujsagban, inert tobben ugy
erik, hogy papokat mem sza-
bad kritizalni. Tobben szemelyes
hiusagban erik sertve- magukat
$ vannak, akik a papi tekintelyt
feltik ezektol az sirasokt6l.
Eek az urak rovidlatok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-28

a naprol-napra valtozo nagy kha-
soszban az orszag polgarsaga nem
veszi eszre, az ujsagok nenl
akarjak Is mem merik eszreven-
nj, a munkasszervezetek gyavak,
hogy eszrevegyek ait = tama-
dast, amit a nemzet biztonsaga,
az vi deal remenysegei ellen
intez a Ford gyar.
A korlatoltsagaban makacs mil
liardos mem akar az ipar ujja-
szervezeseben egy uton haladni
a kormannyal es az egesz or
sziggal IS inert egymagaban
nem veheti fel a tamadast az
egesz nemzet ellen, hadsereget
szervex maganak.
Hadsereget, amely vakon ko-
vetne a gazdajat es hadsereget,
amely a fascistak kozal van to-
borozva, akik szinten retteges-
ben tartjak haboru ota ezt az
orszagot.
A multi heten Ford gyar
tudatta az American Legion fas-
cista szervezettel, hogy egyel6re
otezer munkast fog a legio tag
jaibol alkalmazni es naponta sza-
zakat vesznek fel bel6luk.
Masfajta munkas mem kell
Fordnak es biztosra vehetjik.
hogy lassan az osszes munkasair
XII fogja cserelni, hogy nehany
honap mulva, csak legionerels
fognak nala dolgozni.
Es akkor nyiltan is meg Ameri
uzenni a haborut a nemzetnek,
miutan a NRA iigyeben ugyis
szakitott ezzel az orszaggal.
Akik a Ford es legio tor
tenetet ismerik, azok tisztan lar
jak, hogy mi keszil, hogy mi
kesztette nagyurat, hogy az
osszes munkasait a veteranok-
boil sorozza.
Az vi ipartorveny jogot ad
a munkasnak, hogy szervezked-
jek es hogy szervezetten alkud-
jek t6kessel.
Ez torveny egyet1en tokes-
mex sem tetszett, mi1liardosok
es milliomosok serege honapokon
at kiizdott, hogy elgancsolja a
kormany Is az orszag szandekat,
de csak egyediil Ford erezte ma
gat eleg erosnek, hogy xviii he
lyezze magat torvenyen.
Mert nagyt6kesek koziil
egyedul csak Ford olyan tudat-
Ian, hogy g6gjeben erosebbnek
erzi magat nemzetnel.
A kormany mem akarja az
egesz NRA iigyet a birosag ele
vinni, mem akar meg nagyobb
z0kken6ket az orszagban es egye
lore beken hagyja duvadat,
amely egyedil dul-ful magaban.
Az amerikai nep a maga bu-
tasagaban es tirelmeben mem
gatolta meg, hogy ket milliard
dollar Is velejaro elkepzelhetet-
len nagy hatalom osszpontosu!-
jon egy tudatlan es miiveletlen
ember kezeben es ma a kormany
sem erzi magat eleg erosnek,
hogy a jelenlegi viszonyok kozt
leszamoljon .ezzel az er6vel.
Ford azonban tudja, hogy sza-
razon nem fogja a jelenlegi
szemtelenseget elvinni Is bizva
abban, hogy az amerikai nep til
relmes, hogy az amerikai nemzet-
mex myers er6 imponal, hogy
az amerikai nep a torvenv meg
szegeset mem tekinti binnelS,
kesziil a nagy osszecsapasra.
Es e1bizakodottsagaban kon1o-
lyan hiszi, hogy nemzetet, a
'nagy nemzeti akaratot legyiiri
Sajnos, ext is fel lehet tenri
ebben az orszagban.
Mikor Ford egy nagy Is ko-
molly haborut nzen a rnunkas-
szervezkedes ellen az egesz nein-
zetnek, termeszetesen Oft keresi
q katonait Is q szovetsegeseit,
80 ~ XII SO ~ sss8
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-28

:eti er6 hatalmasabb-e egy milli.I
ardosra hizott t6kesnel.
Ford abban, bizik, hogy a legi6
tagjaibol toborzott nunkasok1
nem fognak szervezethez csat-5
lakozni, hogy azok a szervezet
ellen fordulnak, hogy katona-
sag szubordinaciojahoz szoktatotr
tizezrek melleje allnak maid, ha
a nemzet torvenyek betartasara
probalja kenyszeriteni "a nagy
cart.
Ebben feltevesben Fordot
talan mem eri csal6das.
A haboru 6ta szomoruan ta-
pasztalta e., AZ orszap hopy :
legioba tom0rult volt latonak
ellensepei minden igazi demokra-
cianak. hoey ellenseget latnak a
munkasszervezetekben. hoxv
mindig .ksszek a munkaskuzdel-
mekben 4 napytSket szolgalni
Orszagszerte a legio tagiait
sorozta be napszamba a legalia-
sabb munkara nagyt5ke. a
sztraiktSrS munkara Is mem volt
"a egy eset sem. hogy a slegio
meetagadta volna 4 szolgalatot
hogv a veteranok mem vallalkoz-
tax volna 4 szennves n,,nkara
Is zsiros nanszamra
A tegnaD kenyszerii hose; ugv
ereztek mindig. hogy nekik pa
tentiuk van a hazafisagra. hogy
6k mindenen Is mindenkin at
pazolhatnak. ha 4 cs;llapsayos
lobogot yeszik a kezukbe.
M;alatt evi eyer smillio dollar.
hadisarc fizetesere kenyszeritet.
tex az orszagot. (amit Roosevelt
levagott eyi hatszaz millio dol
1arra) azalatt mindip keszsegcs
eszkozok voltak ! nagvtoke ke-
zeben, inert ugy hittek. ug.
veltek. hogy az fizeti ado ajax
iaban a nagv hadisarcot a sza-
mara.
A harcteren szerzett dicsossg
gloriaia a munkaskiizdelmek e.-.
nyomasatol lett szennyes itt-ott
az orszagban. de veteranok
mindig menteget1i tudtak ma
gukat azzal, hogy az ehezo mum
kasok "bolsevikek'. SIX pedig az
ellen a nemzet erdekeben har-
colnak. (Mikozben a legio kilenc-
ven szazalekanak nincs boise
vizmusrol a leghalvanyabb To-
galnra.
Ertheto, hogy Henry Ford
ezeket az embereket akarja :
munkas-szervezkedes ellen kive-
zenyelni. hogy kozulok toboroz-
"a a katonait Is hogy a negy
millios fascista tarsasag szovet-
seget keresi. amt meg is kap.
Ne mondja senki, hogy Ford
hazafias erzeset6l kesztctve hiv-
ia a legionereket rnunkara.
Erthet6 lett volna e. akkor,,
mikor haboru veget ert, mikor
hazaerkezett katonak elhelyez-
kedni mem tudtak, de mikor
Ford busy volt azzal, ~hogy milli--
okat csinaljon 5 mikor mem ert
"a, hogy a katonakra ugyelien.
Hazafisaggal lehetett volns
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-03
Sierras Golden
Legend Recalled

BRIDGEPORT, Cal, Aug. s.
! uP). A legend of gold based on
the tragedies of i Mexican and a
Scotchman, is one Of the tales told
in isolated Mono county Of the
| high Sierra section.
The story had origin. in 1870,
when carefree Mexican, rider
for Jesse Summers, was herding
cattle near here. Returnin" to the
ranch. the Mexican tossed q piece
of rock to George Pettigrew, a
Scotchman, of the Summers cow
boy band.
There was a strong friendship
between the two. Old-timers say
that Pettigrew was overjoyed
when the Mexican told him he was
TO be his partner and, that they
would go out to sta Ike JOINT
claim on the spot where he had
found the rock the next Sunday.
The ,Scotchman's citation was
well founded, for it was dlscoVc
cred that the rock assayed nail
gold. ,
But fate took hand. Rancher
Summers ordered the Mexican to
accompany 2 drive of beef cattle
70 the boom town Of Bodie. hard
" had the cattle been disposed OF
when the Mexican went to one OF
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-03
LOCAL SMOKY
Team ON TOP
Are Confident of Coming
Through Rest of Sea-
sons Games

The Hendersouyille Smoky
Mountain league team will be on
its toes for its next league game
10 take place at Black Mountain
on Tuesday at $3.50 p. M, toI
which the team will leave here al
one O'Clock that afternoon, and It's
sponsors are hoping for good
crowd of fans to go along Win
them.
On paper. the Black Mountain
game ought to be an easy contest
for the local boys, who now h0lu
the league leadership. But the 10
Gals have but a one game lead
which has come out Of a contInu-
ed welter of first place ties and
the Black Mountain boys at fourth
Mace are still close to the third
position team.
Six games remain in the Smoky
league schedule, but the locals
and their boosters feel that If they
can win the next two contests
they should have Shelved the pen
nant and that their chances are
more than good to capture the
first of the two Games for which
they and now pointed.
The Hendersonville s m o K Y
Mountain team maintained its top
position in the league with an Is
to 0 defeat of Ponshurt on Sat
mday. -.
The locals hold a Scant half
game lead over West Asheville in
second place and full game lead
over Leicester in third place.
The locals are hitting hard and
getting good pitching and are con-
fident OF coming through in the
remainder of the games this sea-
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the gayest establishments. Gam
bling was in full sway. Drinks
flowed. -.
The stage was set for something
to happen. He became em6roiled
with another Mexican. Knives
flashed. The young Mexican fell
mortally wounded, to the floof'
He died without disclosing the Sc
cert of his gold lode. :,
George Pettigrew kept the gold
laden stone for many years: Ere
ouently he searched for a clue TO
the Mexican,s treasure. Pettigrew
died, without success. Modern
gold seekers also have been un-
successful.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-03
PASTOR is MAGICIAN

COLUMBIA, Mo. (UP)--Dr. P.
Fl Chase, Louisiana, Mo-, Presby-
terrain minister. is one of the best
amateur magicians in Central Mis-
souri,. When not preaching, he US
uallv can be found exhibiting his
sIeioht-of-hand tricks.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-03
ATTENDANCE PERFECT

KIOWA, Kan. (UP)-Of the 10
students attending the Cream VAL
lev school last year, not one was
absent a day during the eight
month term and none was ever
tardy. One student, Lewis john
son has the record of not being
absent FOR the past 13 years Of his
school life.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-03
PERFECT BUSINESS RECORD

SEVERANCE, Kan. (UP).-
Gustav Elmer. who died here re-
comfy. operated a shoe store in
Severance for 80 years and SIN
month without being absent sim
l. Gle business day. He was - ut the
inc he died.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-03
Totals 81 @ : 20 II

Summary: Struck out by Simp-
son 7, Lackey ,. Walsh 5. Bases
on halls, of Simpson !, Walsh /.
Hit by pitched bali, Simpson. Sac
rifce hits. Mace. Double plays.
Simpson To Barnett to Houston. ,.
2-base hits, wilkins, Orr; 3-base
hits. Crisp. Gladly. Stolen bases.
wilkins. Barnett, f. Walsh, Mace.
Justice.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-03
BAY LIVED UP TO NAME

HARRISON, Idaho. (UP).-
Powderhorn Bay on Lake Occur
d'Alene is appropriately named.
William Hutton, 60, died recently
from injuries received while blast
ing for road contractor. He was
a powder man.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit IS, Chicago "a.
New York 8, Philadelphia 1G.
Washington 2, Boston |.
Cleveland 16, st. Louis 8.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-03
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

birmingham at Knoxville.
Little Rock at Chattanooga.
Memphis at Nashville.
New Orleans at Atlanta.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-03
NATIONAL. LEAGUE

Philadelphia 1871, New York 6
Is.
Boston 81. Brooklyn 5-3.
Chicago 10, Cincinnati 6.
Pittsburgh 3, st. Louis 4.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Washington.
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-03
ADD STANDINGS -- -
SMOKY MOUNTAIN
TOday's Games
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

Greensboro at Charlotte.
Wilmington at Richmond.
Winston-Salem at Durham.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-03
NATIONAL. LEAGUE

St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-03
Results
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

Charlotte 8. Wilmington 0.
Richmond 6, Winston-Salem 4.
Durham-GreenSboro, rain.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Chattanooga 8, New Orleans 0.
Atlanta |, Memphis 6.
(Only games played.)
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bert and Stiles. Rain interrupt
ed the game for SO minutes in
the fifth.
The Washington times., 1933-06-14

organization proposal threatened
to delay adjournment, he per-
sonally would ask the President
to withdraw the plan.
Efforts Of European debtor ma
tions to force a 10 per cent settle,
ment of tomorrow's debt Install
ments to the United States, totall-
ing $144.OOO,0OO, loomed today as
the largest obstacle in the way of
adjourning Congress.
The Senate played a wait
ing game with the British parlia-
ment and the European delegates
to the World Economic Con-
ference.
Row Over Hospitals,
Conferees on the independent
offices a bill broke up in disagree
ment today over a Senate amend
ment for $1,00O,0OO to complete
unfinished veterans hospitals.
The House conferees refused to
accept the Senate amendment on
the ground it constituted new
legislation.
The Washington times., 1933-06-14
DEALER A 6 AIN
ROUTS THUG

A colored hold-up man was
routed today by Felix Caprino,
delicatessen proprietor, Of the
1900 block of Ninth st. N. W.,
who has a record for taking Wig
orous action against robbers. =
Shortly after Caprino fired at
the colored man who had flashed
a pistol just after buying a pie,
Manon Turner, colored, 27, of
Rosslyn, Va, was arrested at
Ninth and K Streets northwest
by Park Policeman w. H. Soon
yers. The arrest came after the
man had left a taxicab and the
driver, Telmo C. Aruago, of Cot
tage City, Md, had informed
Sconyers his fare was carrying a
gun.
Turner admitted the hold-up,
headquarters detectives said.
Several months ago Caprino,
then operating a delicatessen on
North Capitol Street, attacked a
hold-up man with meat cleaver,
so wounding him that amputation
of his left arm was necessary. He
was held up once before that, and
he has newspaper clippings of the
first two hold-ups pasted on the
walls of his store.
The Washington times., 1933-06-14

q Details Of new debt settle
ment between the United
States ard Great Britain, ex.
pected to be on the Lausanne
dime -on-the-dollar basis, were
to be made public late thiG
afternoon.
AS the World Economic Con"
ference swung into it's third ses.
sion, rumors flooded the London
financial district that President
Roosevelt had demanded and re.
ceived definite concessions on the
currency stabilization question in
exchange for acceptance of q
small payment on Britain's debt
instalIment of $75,95O,OO0 due to-
morrow.
Latest reports were that the
British could pay only 100000
pounds Approximately $4,100s
O0OO
President Roosevelt was ex.
pected to announce this afternoon
that he would receive" partial
debt payments from Britain,
France, Belgium, Italy, and other
debtors, final acceptance being
left to the wishes of Congress at
the next session.
unique Surprise"
President Roosevelt's reply to
Great Britain's offer was handed
to an official of the British En-.
bassy at the State Department
this morning.
The text of the reply as we'll as
the British offer will be made
public simultaneously, here and
in London, this afternoon.
The American reply was handed
to H. w. Freese Pennefather.
third secretary of the British EN-
bassy, by Acting Secretary Of
State Phillips.
The reply was believed to be
acceptance of the British offer
to pay about 10 per cent. How.
ever, it was stated that 1t con.
tained a unique surprise"
10 for Trade Truce.
In opening today's session OF
the London Economic Conference.
Prime Minister j. Ramsay Mac
Donald announced that 10 nations
had accepted the tariff truce pro-
posed by President Roosevelt as
the first step to world recovery.
AS a result of overnight devel.
opments, the American dollar
spurted on the London exchange,
reaching $4.09 to the pound at
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Senate May Resume Fight
On REORGANIZATION Plan

Absolute withdrawal of the
Presidents recent reorganization
order may be demanded in the
Senate late today.
Senator David "A. Reed (R.) of
Pennsylvania said that a definite
movement is under way to induce
the President to withdraw his en-
tire reorganization proposal, sub
mitted Saturday night.
The order was designed, by the
consolidation and abolition of
bureaus and commissions, to re-
duce the annual cost of Govern
ment by $25,000,0OO.
Senator Reed termed the Presi-
dents action in submitting the
proposal on the eve of adjourn
ment as:
"A trick on Congress-"
The possible reception in the
Senate of demands for with
draWal was undecided, as Sena-
tor Joseph T. Robinson (D.) of
Arkansas, majority leader, said
Saturday night that if the re-
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FARLEY PLAN
On D. c. Jobs
CRITICIZED
Patronage Dispenser to Bring
In "Carpetbaggers" Van
denberg Tells Senate

A charge that the Admins
tration's dispenser Of patron
age" was planning to "carpet-
bag" appointive positions in
the District was hurled in the
Senate today.
Following close on the heels OF
reports that local Democratic
leaders were up in arms over al
legations that Postmaster General
Farley intended to give choice
political plums in the District to
Aliens, Senator Arthur H. Van
denberg (R.) of Michigan launched
a TRADE against the purported
proposal to put "carpetbaggerS"
in the posts of District Commis-
SionerS.
Hits Administration Bill
Attacking an Administration bill
which would permit the President
to appoint nonresident COVER
nor of the Hawaiian Islands, Sen
ator Vandenberg after criticizing
citations of racial outbreaks in
the territory, declared:
"There is a pending proposal
to 'carpetbag' the District of
Columbia Commissi0nerships.
"Surely no great outbreak of
violence, or clash of races in
the District, has occurred which
would justify 'carpetbagging.'
"It is very significant that
the problem of 'carpetbagging'
the District is in the hands of
the dispenser of patronage for
the Administration"
Farley is Dispenser
Postmaster General Farley is
the dispenser Of Administration
patronage.
Following his use of the term
"carpetbagger," an expression used
following the civil war when
Northerners were permitted to
take advantageous positions in
the South for pay and other pur-
poses, Senator Vandenberg said:
appointment of other than
residents of the District as
Commissioners would be defi-
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TOCk MARKET.
TRENDLOWER

NEW YORK, June IA GN.S).
The stock market today turned
into rapid-fire affair of alter
mating reaction and rally with
the trend toward lower prices.
The bulls threw support into
the list to prevent the reaction
from getting out of hand and
brought the rails forward at
various times during the session
in an effort to bring a recovery.
Profit taking developed on all
bulges, however, and the mar
ket displayed a heavy tone.
A large part of the selling was
reported emanating from Europe
on the poor beginning of the
economic conference. Heavy SELL
ing also was observed in the
pool stocks following the sus-
pension of trading in Continental
Motors.
Added to this was weakness
in commodities, led by wheat
and cotton, and nervousness over
the continued deadlock over the
adjournment of Congress.