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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-31

AT CSydltdldu He'll ldl lOtld
tokban.
Husz ewes volt es tavasz volt,
a szerelmet tehat senki mem
vette rosszneven, at senki mem
csodalta.
New Orleansban, termeszetes,
hogy New Orleansban fakadt a
Mike szive szerelemre. Hol lenne
meg egy olyan alkalmas hely
a vilagon ARA, hogy fatal
szivek hevesebben kezdjenek do
bogni. II
Majus volt, a magnoliafak a
Jackson teren viragban voltak
es a kabito magnolia il]at re-
szegre boditott mindenkit, aki
husz tavasznal tobbet meg mem
latott.
Delta-orszag hires kodfelhoje
majusra mar eltakarodik a vi
dekr6l es estenkent, mikor a
csonakok kozt levo hobo-dzsun-
gelben a tamburak hangja meg
az enekszo felhangzott, szinte
utana akartunk nyulni csillag-
max, oily fenyesen es oily kozel-
r6l ragyogott.
New Orleans volt talan az
egyetlen hely akkoriban az or
szagban, ahol a hobo-dzsungelek
"ajtaja' lanyok szamara is nyit-:
va ALT, inert Orleansban tavasz-
szal mem lehet mem szeretni.
Es az volt az egyetlen hely
Dixi-orszagban, .ahol szinek
elvalasztva nem voltak, ahol d
sep oktoron lanyok mellett sza-
badon mehetett feher ember,
aki a luck-jat change-olni pro-
balta.
Idonkent, naponkent, vagy es-
tenkent szerelnlesek voltunk Oft
bizony mindnyajan, de valahogy
reggelre a nagy szerelem a leg
tobbunknel elszallott.
Mert amig este a Jackson-teri
magnolia illata suhant veglg
dzsungelen, reggelre mar nyitva
volt halpiac a kozelben es
halszag erosebb volt magnolia
illatnal.
A halaszcsonakok kopott vi
torlai eziistben usztak holdvl-
lagos esteken es a csillagok fe-
nyessege a dzsungelek kopott-
sagat aranyzomancba foglalta.
Reggel tepett vitorlavasznak
minden mocskossaga meglatszott
Is a palinkas ejszakak utan ke-
sernyes volt az ember szajize.
A Mike szerelme azonban mem
is rendesen, mem is a dzsungel-
ban, nem is naagnoliafak lila
taban kezdodott.
Egy ot tagbol allo fiatalsag
varatlan szerencset csinalt egy
delutan.
Osszeszedtink egymaskozt ket
dollart, amt feltettek lovakra
Is amiert negyvenegy dollart fl
zettek.
Hegyen-vo1gyon valo lakoda-
lom lett 'volna aznap este a
dzsungelban, ha lennenek hegyek
azon a videken. A lakodalom, d
mulatsag azonban hegy nelku'
is alapos es sulyos volt.
Akkoriban valahogy mem vol
tunk letorve.
Tobben banan-hajoknal dolgoz
tunk es bar keservesen esett ma
pi egy dollarert banant a ha-
jobol a kikot6 dockjaba hurcol,
nj, - akkoriban meg a gyumol-
csot hurcolo vacak kis hajok
vasrudakkal felszerelve mem vol.
tax - magam is negy egesz ma
pot dolgoztam.
A keletre akartam nyar ele.
jen indulni Is ugy ereztem, hogy
talamivel kulomb ruhazatra lesz
szuksegem.
Negy buckszom volt, mikor .
banan hurcolassal felhagytam E:
ennyiert hajdan a new york; he
I tedik avenuen egesz szepen k
q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-31

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mennyi bajunk lesz meg azzal
a szerelemmel hogy AIT a
mulatsagot megemlegetjuk mind
nyajan.
Elmondta, hogy egy gyonyorii
szep fatal francia lannyal volt
egyiitt, aki 30 lany" es csak a
csaladi szerencsetlenseg hajtotta
a rossz ultra, amely automatikus
zongorakkal, meg zsalugateres
ab1akokkal van kirakva.
Es persze elmondta, hogy a
lanyt abbol a "rossz hazbol' XII
valtja es elviszi magaval
Az mem lepett meg, hogy a
francia kisasszony 30 lany' volt
Is csak 'csaladi szerencsetlen-
seq terelte rossz utra", inert
ezeket a meseket en- mar Buda-
pesten, a Konti uccaban. meg
Fecske uccaban is hallottam.
OFT meg eleg ifju es boho vol
tam, hogy ezeket a meseket
hallgassam.
Az sem lepett meg, hogy fran
cia leanyt talalt Mike bordely-
hazban, his sen azon a videken
es abban a varosban a lakossag
Macy resze ma is francia, akik
buszkek a nemzetsegikre es "a
xix mem sietnek AIT ugy megta-
gadni, mint akik csak husz eve
erkeztek ebbe az orszagba.
A Coloneltol sokat hallottunk
arrol remek kreol neprol, a.
mefy Delta orszagat lakja es
amelynek romantikus tortenete
valahogy egybeolvadt mag
nolia viraggal.
De az meglepett egy kisse.
hogy Mike olyan halalosan SEE
relmes lett, hogy az orszagutat
is kvittolni akarta.
Eleinte ait hittem, hogy meg
reszeg es mamoros fejjel szovi
ezeket a nagyszerii terveket, de
csakhamar LATHAM, hogy legfel-
jebb a szerelmi manor beszel
belole.
Attol kezdve gyotrelem lett
az eletunk dzsungelban.
Mike s'"-;A~zott, cipojet
suvikszolga, 'hajat kefel-
gette es valos ,heik' lett
belole.
Ha be volt csipve, odaig a
Wien, Wien, nur du allein-r
enekelgette, de attol naptol
kezdve mindig a "Du bist zu
schon-t enekelte, ugy, hogy mem
lehetett vele egyiitt lenni a
dzsungelban.
Pedig Mike-nak OFT kellett
veliink tartozkodni este IL oraig
Mert ait meg a Madame ell
nezte, hogy 'uzleti orak utan'
Mike a sweetheartjanal volt de-
lig, de az uzleti orak alatt mem
volt helye lanyok kozt.
Hacsak penzt nem tudott sze
rezni.
Termeszetes, hogy Mike min
dent megprobalt.
A kockak allandoan csorog
tex, a kikotomunkasok es ha
laszok mar szinte remiilten futot
tax elole, inert mindenkit XII
fosztott es az en- keservesen ke
resett negy buckszom regen at
vandorolt Mike-on keresztul
francia skisasszony zsebebe.
Ha penze volt, akkor "cus
toner" volt es akkor korabbal
is mehetett lanyahoz.
A dzsungelban dolgot hama
rosan meguntuk.
Senki mem szereti, ha hobol
kozt anyarol es szerelemr6l be
sze1nek, inert ez a ket tema XII
hozza konnyet a legtobb van
dor szemeb6l, meg kevesbe ,sze
rettek hat, hogy Mike vagy
1anyar61 beszelt, vagy a tervei
r6l, vagy szerelmes n6takat du
dolt magaban. A Colonel tudot
Mike-kal nalamnal jobban be
czA1r1s s,aar< - a1eaAAs -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-31


SAX a~rol volt $50, hogy italt
kelIett szerezni.
Akkoriban ot-tiz dollarert to-
merdek ita1t adtak es ha jol
en1ekszem, vagy tiz do1lart fl
zettiink egy nyolc gallonos horde
palinkaert, amt ugy hordostol
vittiink dzsungelba.
Hat nyolc gallon palinka ep-
pen nem trefa.
Meg akkor sem trefa, ha van
max izen-tizenketten dzsun-
gelban es ha kozben egy par ha-
lasznak is jut egy-egy ital pa
linka.
Vacsora utan egy feloraval a
Colonel - aki egy Greg para
dicsomos kannabo1 ivott - mar
erosen reszeg volt es hat egyi-
kiipk sem volt olyan allapotban,
hogy szivesen talalkozott volna
az anyjaval.
Ital-etel volt hat bowen, de
a penz nem hagyott benniinket
nyugodni.
Es mikor mar az Greg cimbo-
rak mind Ell voltak ava, mikor
mar foldon is folyt a palinka,
mi oten elindultunk, hogy su-
lyosabb mulatsagot keressJnk
magunknak.
Termeszetes, hogy a Vieux
Carre zug-uccai fele mentiink,
ahol zsalugateres ablakok mogiil
1anyok vihancoltak az emberre
Is ahol eleg ottlon vo1tunk mind
nyajan.
Aki ezeket a sorokat ITALIAN oil
vasna, annak mem kell nagyon
sulyosan megitelni benniinket
Mike husz ewes volt, egy
mexicoi eirnbora, akit vilagert
sem akartunk a neven szolitani,
inert Jezusnak hivtak, nem tol-
totte meg be tizennyolc evet,
huszbol valamie meg nalam is
hianyzott. a tobbi ketto fiatalabb
volt ennalam.
A het-tengeren hirhedt Fern
Dance Hall toveben egy olyan
hazba nyitottunk, ahol a zon-
CORA soha mem ALT meg, ahol
legalabb tizenot leany tanyazott.
Es oft aztan istenigazaban ne
XII lattunk mulatni.
Meg mindig sok penz volt
nalunk az akkori, kiilonosen a
Dixi orszagbeli ertekekben es
bizony egyikink Sc nagyon en-
lekezett ra reggel fele, hogy az
ejszakat melyik lannyal toltotte.
Csak Two Bits Mike mem je-
lentkezett reggel, mikor kisom-
polyogtunk = termeszetesen egy
vas nelkrl vendegszerete
hajlekbol.
Ugy ertem, hogy egy vas mel
kill, hogy a kozos kassza ell
olvadt.
Mem dragaltuk mulatsagot
inert a fejiink meg reggel is
zugott es igazan tokeleteser
mindegy volt, hogy ejjel koltot
ttik-e el penzt, vagy marad
volna belole. Halalbiztosak vol
tunk benne, hogy valahogy, vala
honnan megint lesz ital estert
a dzsungelban. Ahogy minder
este volt.
Mike csak jo soka, delutal
kerult elo es felkeresett engen
a Cabildo konyvtarban, ahol er
Orleansban a nappa1okat rende
! sen toltottem.
Erosen meglepett a Mike la
| togatasa, inert bar tanult e
intelligens gyerek volt, ilyesmik
kel 8 mem igen tor6dott. Ha
Cabildoba be is jott, nem men
tovabb mint Lafitte cellaja
aminek fa1ara nevet minde1
atutazo hobo kotelessegtudoal
fe1irta.
Tudtam, hogy valami nagyobl
esemeny lehet dzsungelban
attol feltem, hogy esetleg Mix
I1..x ...Z.~~lL .go~o>n Ava
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1933-12-15
NeighbOr Finds Man
In Gas Filled Room

Found unconscious in a gas
filled room last night, William
McC orkle, 81, of the 200 block Of
Military Rd., Cherrydale, Va, was
in a critical condition in Gallinger
Hospital today.
McCorkle was found in room
in the 200 block of c st. N. W., by
Anthony Murphy, roomer there
Murphy called an ambulance and
McCorkle was taken to the hos.
pital.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1933-12-15
Col. Hamilton Named
To Head PhiLGteLiStS

Lieut.. Col. c. s. Hamilton, U
8. A., has been named president
Of the Washington Philatelic So
ciety for the coming year.
Other new officers include: w
c. Bond, first vice president; DR.
Ellis Haworth, second vice presi-
dent; c. M Vaughan, secretary
Philip S. Warren, treasurer; and
Mayo Dudley, E. KletSch, v
Weiergang, and E. w. Bethel
board Of governors.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1933-12-15
Police Bar Radios
From N. Y. TGricGbS

NEW YORK, Dec. is 0.N.S0.
Radios are out-or soon will be
so far as taxis are concerned. Po-
lice Commissioner James Bolan
ordered removal of radio receiving
sets from all cars under penalty
of revocation Of licenses. The
commissioners took action after
hundreds Of complaints from pa
irons, Directing to "ear-splitting
din" and "YoWling noises"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1933-12-15
His Wife UnfGithfuL,
Man Ch1rgeS in Suit

Charging infidelity, Carl Ruffin,
of Bethesda, filed suit in Mont
gomery County Circuit Court yes
terday for an absolute divorce
from Leora Ruffin, also Of Beth
esda.
Ruffin, who is represented by
Attorney Kenneth Lyddane, Of
Rockville, asks the custody Of
their 5-year-old daughter, Carlester
Ruffin.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1933-12-15
Fruit Shippers Sign
Market Agreement

Embodying provisions for a ma
tional citrus sterilization plan,
orange and grapefruit marketing
agreements for California, Arizona
and Florida were adopted yester-
day by Secretary wallace. A ma
jority of shippers in each region
have signed the agreements.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1933-12-15

A home IL your castle :. your
greatest protection q wise invest
m men. hu S'" advertised for sale in the
WANT AID SECTION Of this newspaper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-30
N. E. Winter Sports
 Conditions Ideal
Heavy Snow Fall and Cold Temperatures Made Every
 thing Ideal for OutdOOr Fans

snow, with roads open. Hanover reported twelve inches of dry snow and ''all winter sports conditions.
 good" Conditions were declared
 excellent at North Conway. Jaffrey,
 N. H., expects that holiday condi-
 tions win be excellent for skating
 skiing and anowshoeing, with four
 teen Inches of snow in the woods
 and ten inches in the open. Lattie-
 ton reported conditions as never better"
 Western MassachusettR Green field, the Berlsahirse, Brattleboro and other Vermont points all were reported with excellent prospects for conditions over the week end. Eastern Massachusetts was covered with from eight to ten inches with excellent conditions reported at Groton and in the Winchenocn
 area. Maine was well blanketco
 with snow, with the .southwes!eIn hill country of the Pine Tree state attracting the interest of SKI
 authorities here who are vel!
 versed in the varied typographical offerings of the New Bneland
 states. Tn Connecticut, increaee9
 winter sports activity was reported in the Litchfield Hills area. with
 prospects thereabout excellent Tor
 winter sports over the week end.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-30

Boston, Dee s0--Tdoai winter sports conditions, described as "ex- reptionnl," the best in recent years," ''perfect", and ''never bet .er," will prevail in New England, especially the northern New Eng and states,< over the New Year week end holiday, according to re- ports received here to-day by the New England council and made public by Colonel William A. Bar ron of Crawford Notch, N. H., chairman of the councils recrea- tiOnal development committee.
 With the seasons first "snow trains' scheduled to run out of Boston to New Hampshire winter sports points, with special New Year homecoming celebrations In several communities, and with n recent and heavy fall of powder like snow accompanied by tenn peratures cold enough to keep the snow in good condition, the com. ing week end will be an outstand- ing one for winter sports enjoy ment in New England, the advices indicated.
 Reports continued to be received of fresh snow ranging up to "A inches in depth as a result of the blizzard early this week. From the Waterville valley in New Hamp- shire came word of snow two to four feet deep and slowly rising temperatures. Main roads are clear of snow, and open for touring anywhere in the White Mountains, said a message from Waterville. "The Pemigewasset valley offers the best December snowsho being ever known, with plenty of powder snow for skiers."
 From Gorham, N. H., came word that skiing conditions are per- feet, with fifteen inches of old snow covered with nine inches of pow der snow on the Pinkham Notch trail. Open spaces are crusty and wind-packed. Week end prospects are ideal, and the highway excel lent"
 Reports from Jackson, N. H.. showed two feet of new powder
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-30
BRITISH HAVE
 NEW FARM PLAN
Ten Proposed Settlements, Cos ting S1,O0O,OOO
 Each, May Be Set Up

Montreal, (UP)-Fifteen British farm settlements, each costing Ill., 100000, may be established in Cam ada in the near future, according to a plan advanced by Brigadier General M. L. Hornby, of Leth- bridge, Alta, and Sussex, England, !, who now is in Canada interviewing government officials. General Hornby recently returned from an extended trip to Britain where he was engaged in furthering his plan.
 Ten location for the proposed settlements have been selected in Manitoba and Saskatchewan and more locations will be decided up- on in Albera.
 Gen Hornby proposes that each unit of his plan shoulud be spon- sored by some town or county in Britain. Settlers would be selected carefully and adequately financed, at no expense to Canada, from the frn5 up annually in Great Britain for Canadian and Aus lralia settlement, implemented by private investment.
 Any misfits sent to Canada pnld le guaranteed return to @ritaln within five years by the sponsors of each unit.
 Each foundation settlement would own the farms and rent them to settlers for periods of from three O five years. while they learned farming conditions here, in the expectation that they would be able with their savings and later loans from the British government be able to purchase farms of their own.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-30

NOTICE OF LIMITATION OF TIME FOR PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS AARON BRADSHAW vs. THE A.
 ID. CLIFFORD COMPANY. a cor. poration of Connecticut, located in Waterbury.
 Pursuant to a judgment of the Superior Court held at Waterbury. Connecticut, on the 9th day of De- cember, 1888, the undersigned. as | A. E. clifford Company, of Water- bury, Connecticut. hereby gives no. | tice to all parties concerned that said Court has passed the follow :. .n ANp ri IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that four (g months from and after December 15, limited for the presentation to said Receiver of claims against said es- | tate, and that all claims not so presented be thereafter forever barred, said receiver give notice | to all parties concerned of said limitation that all claims not presented within the time linn. of the address to which claims may be sent to him by mail. by publish | ing such notice in three (3) tissues of the Waterbury Democrat, q news. | paper published in Waterbury. and by causing a copy of said notice to be mailed, postage prepaid. tc each known creditor, all on or be. fore the 1st day of January, lsa4 may be filed with tho undersigned William V. Wynn, at 43 Kaytonnt Avenue. Waterbury, Connecticut.
 WILLIAM V. WYNN, l12-27-3t Receiver
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-30

ADerdeen claims to have the only organized society of mour organ players in Scotland.
 Steel and automobile productions are making the greatest gains in industries of Germany
 A woman in Birmingham, Eng land, claims to have cat which switches off the radio when it gets .o0 loud.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-30

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, District 1eosmSsf Sf waSssfosSaTy; saiS is isss Probate Court
 ESTATE OF Timothy J. Donahue, late of the Town of Waterbury. in said District, deceased. The Court of Probate for the District of Wa terbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to ex- Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested within said time, will be debarred a re- covery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 MAUD c. DONAHUE, 1929 3t Executrix.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-30
amAmm o~ CONNECTICUT. District
 et M !. wssssess5;xt {, ,..s s;st isss. ''0"'' court

rf HsSe.srrv. gg. Probate Court,
 2k ss1 wsss si<k 1oss.
 HSTXTH 6V Joseph F. Hanlon, ef eSa ToWn of Waterbury, In
 ssS T1s~t-srf Heceased. The Court of -eaI ., s,.. .. tcr inc District of Water ,.e Snfh limited and allowed six monfhs from the date hereof for trS sredit0rs of said estate to ex- ss,S,, fnoir claims for settlement. ,rnosa who neglect to present their srcofinfs properly attested within ssi6 time, will be debarred Q recov- s~v. All persons indebted to said esfafe are requested to make trnme- 1lafe payment to
 JOSEPHINE BIRNEY, .fa-2S 3t Executrix. STATE OF CONNECTICUT, District
 of Waterbury, ss. Probate Court, December 29th, 1893.
 ESTATE OF Elizabeth Overton, late of the Town of Waterbury, in said District, deceased. The Court of Probate for the District of Wa terbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested within said time, will be debarred a recov- cry. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make im- mediate payment to
 WALTER E. OvERTON. 12-30 3t Administrator.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-30
Rooms. Board, Hotels
Rooms alo Board

BOYS CLUB. Cottage Place-Nice rooms, swimming pool. all home cooking. Reception room. Moderate priOA.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-30
Pressing ana Tailoring

CLEANING, Pressing and Repairing of the Setter kind, Work called for and delivered. Mosel. 8 Abbott Ave. Dial 5-034S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-30

BUICK 31-57 SEDAN A 5-passenger job and clean as whistle. Four new tires, low mile- age. Very reasonable prices for quick sale.
 THE HoTCHIss MOTOR. co. 4S0 Watertown Ave. Dial S-3l77
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-30

19a2-Essex Coupe, $395. DeSoto & Plymouth Agency. 3S Willow St. Dial 3-159S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-30

1930--Studebaker Coupe, rumble seat, Excellent condition, $225. Will accept small car as part pay ment. Dial 4-8850.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-30

1929 DODGE SEDAN--And 1929
 A ton Panel Truck. The E. A. Will cox Co. Hudson 6 Essex Agency. 439 West Main St. Dial 4-5767.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-30
CHINA ORDERS
 RIGID ECONOMY
Uniforms Must Now Be
 Tailored From Native Cloth

Peiping, China CUP).-Drastic economy orders issued to the Gen. erals and lesser military officers under his command have given General Ho Ting -chin, China's minister of war, opportunity to dis cuss wide range of subjects tn- cluding color of uniforms and birthday presents.
 General Ho, who for nearly a year has been sitting on the lid of the potentially explosive situation in North China, has informed the officers under him that henceforth their uniforms must be tailored from native cloth. They must be grey or khaki in color and there must be no more of these efforts to initiate the swank of European officers attired in their best regi- mentals.
 It is quite in order for the rnili- tary officers under General Ho to tender banquets but in no case, the war minister orders, must the cost of the banquet exceed $16.00, silver.
 General Ho has ordered that presents glen by the officers under his command must not ex- cced in value $5.00, silver, each.
 The extent to which economies of this sort are enforced is impos- sible to determine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-30

LATE MODEL NASH COUPE
 Bargain Full Price $165 THE WATERBURY NASH co. 395 West Main St. Dial 3-1193
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-30
service stat,ons. Repairing

BATTERlUS--For quick road ser. vice on batteries and tires. Phone 3.6S05. New batteries $3.9b up with tery, 234.23o East Main St
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-30
Insurance

FIRE INsuRANCE-Be protected. A small amount will insure your loss by fire. Don't neglect to fn- sure your home and furnishings. Hayden's. 69 South Main st. Phone l-2121.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-30
Employment
Men wansra

BOYS WANTED
 TO SELL THE DEMOCRAT. APPLY CIRCULATION MGR. AFTER 3:30. AFTERNOONS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-30
Merchandise

PLUMBING SUPPLIES-Materials are going up. Buy now while
 prices are low. Siller Plumbing Supply Co, 473 North Main. Dial
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-30
Business SeyUics

WINDOW CLEANING = You wifi save money if you send for ue to do your cleaning. ConnecticSgs5 Woodlawn Terrace. Dial -4-4b11.
Evening star., 1933-12-19
Success of Treasury Notes
Viewed as Reply to Critics

term paper of the Government must
be refunded into long-term bonds, but
it is a good guess the dollar will have
been revalued or stabilized by then
Immediately that is done the Govern
ment will be able to get all Of the
money it requires through bond sales"
The Asbury Park Evening Press con-
cludes: The President has chosen
neither of the extremist courses. His
policy is Common-sense middle
ground that can be trod without fear OF
hazards and which is markedly improv-
ing business. In the light of facts al
ready obvious his critics on both sides
of the fence look ridiculous. He is
stalling the wild inf1ationists by rails
ing values without dangerous expansion
of the currency. And the gold stand
ard fanatics have ridiculed themselves
by graSping Government credit at a
time when they were shouting that the
President had wrecked it"
Reports that the banks were largely
represented in this financing are pre-
sented by the Charleston Evening Post,
the Wall Street Journal, the Baltimore
Evening Sun and the Goshen Daily
News Times.