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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-10

dStaknak eS SZOc1al1Staknak
mem tetszik az ipartorveny. -
| A t5kks-osztaly meger6sodeset,
a t5kes-rendszcr ujjaszervezeset
latjak abban IS ait tanacsoljak
az amerikai munkasoknak, hogy
szabotaljak Roosevelt vi deal-jet.
A szels6sEges radikalis ele-
meknek fe1tktlenil igazuk van
abban, hogy AZ vi deal Is az
ipartorveny 4 t6kes-rendszer
meger6siteset c&lozza anelkul
talan hamarosan megd6lt volna
az Egyesilt Allamokban.
A marcus el6tti sotet napok-
ban t5ke anarchisztikus rend-
szere osszeomlott mem johetett
volna semmi mas, mint egy er6-
sen reakci6s t6ke diktatura, a.
mely bofzalmasabb rendszert ho-
zott volna magaval a Hoovere-
nal, egy forradalom khaosza, a
mely elhozhatta volna a social
izmust vagy konlmunizmust, de
amely esetleg egy diktaturat ho-
zott vo1na, vagy johetett az vi
deal. amely a forradalom el6-
estejen kell6 engedmenyeket
igert a munkasnak es tome
geknek.
Senki, j6zan ember, kilonosen
liberals ember mem vitatja, hogy
az ipartorveny mem adott meg
mindcnt, amire jussa lett volns
a tomegeknck, de a tobbseg All
hissi, hogy tobbet ernek forra
daimak neii<tii . feleredmenyek
mintha az egesz credmeny RENE.
nyeben a forradalom ketseges
fcgyveret veszi : tomeg igenybe
Az vi ipartorveny ket Macy
ujjitast hoz munkasnak. h
AIT becsuletesen vegrehajtjak.
Elhozza a szervezkedes egy-
! seer mar elrabolt szabadsagat 6
ha a szovetsegi hatosagok Ell
az egy reformot becsuleteser
halifax vegre, tobbet ertiink
mintha egy kockazatos forrada
lomba sodorta volna - ketsegbe
eses az orszagot.
i A szervezkedes joga terme
szetesen benne van az alkot
| manyban.
Be q nagyt6ke, ame1y gyak
ran tul tudja magat tenni ;
szovctsegi torvenyek vegrehajta
san es rnindig uralni tudja
helyi hatosagot, kepes volt
berbe vett es zsoldban tartot
helyi hatosagok reven seer
vezkedes jogat elrabolni az anne
rikai munkastol.
Ha a kormany az ipartorven.
| felhatalmazasa alapjan vedelme
be veszi munkassagnak ezt a
ujra megigert jogat, akkor
munkasosztalyon all, 'hogy mi
lyen gazdasagi elonyoket jelen
az vi deal szamara.
4 Ha munkassag szervezkede
senek a szabadsagat tenylegesel
megadjak, ha ARA Washington
Dol tenylegesen feliigyelnek, ak
kor csak onmagat okolhatja
| j0v6ben, ha a termelt jayak ra
esq reszet meg nem kappa.
Az ipartorveny mask nag,
eredmenye az, hogy veget vet
la t6ke anarchiajanak Is felallitja
meghonositja. AIT 4 felfogast
hogy a kormanynak joga van a;
| iizletbe avatkozni.
Hogy joga van nemcsak a
uzletre az engedelyt megadn
vagy megtagadni, de joga var
'arra is, hogy munkabereke
| szabalyozza, SGT, hogy q pro
i fitot korlatozza.
| Ha munkassag szervezetter
fogja a befolyasat ervenyesiteni
hogy a kell6 munkadijat kikeny
szeritse t6keb6l S. hogy
Ikell6 ellen6rzest rajuk er6szakol
a akkor 4 ket. uiiitas felsr 60,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-10
A radikaliSOk tiltakOzna

seny ma a tarsadalom ellen6r-
zese ala helyezi.
Ha tehat az Vi ipartorvenyt
tenyleg becsiiletesen vegrehajt-
jak, ha a fentjelzett ket nagy
eredmenyt kikenyszeritik a to-
keb6l, akkor az Egyesilt Alla-
mok lak6ssaga megkap mindent,
amt forradalmarok igerhet-
mex szamara..
Mert ne tevesszen senkit meg
az elnoknek az a felhivasa, a.
melyben "partnerseget ajanl a
szovetseg es a nagyt6ke kozt"
ahogy mem tevesztette az meg a
t6kes osztalyt.
Ez az ajanlat ait jelenti, hogy
arnig eddig a nagyt6ke egyma-
ga uralkodott vagyonaban IS
a termeles eszk0zeiben, addig
ezentul "partners&gben" lesz a
tarsadalommal, szovetseggel,
vagyis az egyeduralma mind
orokre megsziint.
Egy id6re a profitjat bizto-
sitjak ez a nincsteleneknek
mem tetszett,. de mem vettek esq
re, hogy ezzel szemben az elnok
barsonykeztyit huzott a kezere
/ Is a t5kesekt6l a hatalmuk felet
- sajat t6kejik felett - egy
kezvonassal elvette.
4 Termeszetesen a radikalis ele-
meknek, a forradalmi elemek'
mex nem tetszik es mem tetszhe-
tik. hogy a forradalom igereteit
egy bekes valtozas is megadja
| az orszagnak.
i Mem tetszhetik nekik els6sor-
ban azert, inert a forradalmak
| gyorsabb eredmenyeket igernek,
Egy alapos forradalom esetleg
] a t6kes rendszert egeszen 'es
azonnal eltorolne Is evtizedek
lassu haladasa helyett talan a
termeles eszkozeit mar holnap
atadna a tarsadalomnak.
il De mem tetszik nekik azert
sem, inert a forradalmak eseteu
! a helyzet magaslatara Ok keril.
nek, helyzet urai ok lesznek.
Erthet6 hat, hogy az vi dea
Macy igereteit a forradalmi ele
mex mem akarjak bevarni, hogJ
tomegeket ellene probaljal
izgatni hogy AIT mindenaror
. szabotalni kivanjak.
i De azok a forradalmi szono
, kok, akik az uccasarkokon, :
, parkokban es a forradalmi la
/ pokban azonnali forradalomro
beszelnek, akik ellentallasra uszi
tanak, csodalatoskepen sohasen
hailandok ra, hogy a forradal
, mat megkezdjek.
: A forradalom generahsainaE
erik magukat, akik front mo
| gul szeretnek a barikadokra IL
gatott nepet a go1yok es agyul
y ele vezetni S akik a mas bore
allitanak XII celtablanak.
i $50 sincs rola, vannak hely'
:zetek, amelyek rosszabbak a
forradalomnal, amelyek megdon
: tesere meg akkor is erdemes to
! rekedni, ha ait csak veres for
: radalom utjan tudJuk elernl.
Ha ebben az orszagban ;
! Hoover rendszer es annak rug
ged individua1izmusa' lenne ms
kormany programme, akkol
talan erdemesebb lenne az che.
Is remenytelen embereknek csal
ugyan kockazatot yallalni Is
mghalni, mint kilatasok nelki
kinlodni.
I Az Vi program azonban meg.
! igeri mindazt, anit a forradal
max igernek Is csupan csak ar,
rol van $40, hogy program
| .,,onua16c:<Sca 1ace.,tah LACY M
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-10
EGY EMBER MEGHAL

81 hozar Pai megallt. Mem azert
ALT meg, mintha meg akart vol.
M csodalni valamit a liget s3ta-
nyan, amelyen a yasarnapi ko-
zons&g egymast taszigalta. Il
lestelen toalettekben 4 holgyek,
port6l molnarsziirk9re Walt "sza-
Ion ruhakban" AZ urak.
I KozAr Pal megallt Is. a botji-
r. tamaszkodott. Eleresztette IL
zennegy ewes fianak kezet 5
kabatjan az ugynevezett szivar-
zseb tajan kaparaszva, ilyesmit
mormogstt:
Bocsanat, most lehetetlen,
savanna mondom. Tessek ot
9v mulva jonni.
Valai<ihez beszElt Kozar. Pal.
de az a valaki mem viselt rikito-
szind bluzt, Sc porlepte szalon-
ruhat. EFT a valakit, akihez Ko-
zar Pal beszelt, koznyelven ugy
f,ivjak, hogy halal.
S dacara merev visszauta-
sit4snak, q tolakod6 joveveny
belenyult q kebelGbe Kozar Pal
max $ osszecsavarta AIT . kis
kattog6 husdarabot, ameiyr6l 4
polt3k AIT allitjak, hogyha egy-
seer ! hajt6patakja elapadt. el
mem indithatja "6ceanja vernek"
Koz&r Pal megegyszer 0ssze.
huzta haragosan 4 vastag szem-
oldoket, igen kerekre nyitotta .
szem&t S fiara nezett:
De mi lesz ebb6l? NOR
mogta Is a setal6 kozonseg mem
kis mulatsagara. v3gigvag6dott
q poros, kavicsos setany utjan.
A fla ketsegbeesve terdelt mel
Il Is jajveszekelni kezdett, ko-
zonseg pedig osszecs6dilt.
Jaj, meghal az apam.
sikoltozott a fiucska, hiyja-
max egy orvost!
A tisztcit kozonseg csak szor-
nynk6dve meresztette a szemet
amint Onok is mslt6ztatnak
tudni, e bamesz hadb6l sohasem
szokott akadni egy ertelmesebb,
aki segitsen esetleg az flyer,
uccai szerencsstleneken.
Egy ven nyarspolgar vegre
megkerdezte a .gyermeket nagy
bolcsen:
De hat mi baja az apad-
max?
En- mem tudom, sirt a
gyermek, csak felbukott &
most mem akarja a szemet XII
nyitni.
Es megis mozog a fold S
akik sok sort isznak, azok leg
jobban erik, jegyezte meg
egy derek, keresked6seged kline
zesn ur. A vele lev6 varr6kisasz-
szonyok igen sze1lemesnek ta-
laltak jeles ifju mondasat $
kacagva mentek tovabb.
Vegre el6keriilt egy rend6r-
biztos, aki kocsira tetette az ell
esett ernbert IS sir6 fiut 5 maya
is beilt.
"A k6rhazba, kialtott $ a
kocsi elrobogott.
A 1iget utjain meg ot percig
beszeltek az esetr6, de 2 pavil-
ION el5tt 4 cigany rahuzta AZ uj
n6t3t, hogy:
"Sirassatok, ia meghalok
Blnatos csaloganydaiok
Is Ii hervad6 1cvelek
Temessetek q cngemet." "
Mert ez a t0rtenet akkor kez-
d6dott, mikor Reviczkynek ezt
4 binatos versst ujn6takeppen
kezdt&k dan61ni, 1803ban. S Z
k6zons9g, dudolva . n6pszeriivc
Walt dalt, elfeiejtette AZ el6bbi
esetet.
Kozar Pillal pedig ezaiatt 4
k6rhazhoz ert kocsi = segSd-
orvos asitva S unatlozva je-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-10

. ( =
el6tt menve az utat mutatta, veg
re beeresztette a melt6sagos ur-
hoz.
"A biztos elmondta mi tortent.
A mElt6segos ur mem tudott
hova lenni a sz0rnylkodest6l.
Kerem, ilyen egeszseges
ember, ilyen derek ember, ke-
REM
Es nagy leptekke1 jart fel es
ala a szobaban, melynek vastag
sz5nyegen nesztelenil veszett el
a cip6kopogas, csak a recseges
hallott.
| Es lit ez a szegeny kis fiji !
Mi lesz bel6le. Azaz, hogy r.;
lesz? Hat fel fogom neveltetni
Igenis, fel fogom neveltetni, ke-
| lrem. Ilyen sz6rnyiiseg! A jd
Kozar, a derek Pali! Nekem
olyan masodunokat
vagy MIN volt. Es meghalt. {.
No ez csodalatos, kerem, egy
oraja, hogy elment egeszsegesen
Is mar halott. Ilyen az elet
kerem. ilyen, en- mindig mondom
Is megsem hiszik. .. De ez
megis csodalatos! Szivszelhudese
volt ugy-e?
Ugy gondolom, k6rhazi
orvos ilyesmit mondott, meltt'-
sagos uram.
No lassa kerem, hiszer
rnondom. A j6 Pail. IS!
] A biztos. alit m<osagos II,
lelltetett, felSllt.
Ha kegyeskedik megenged.
nj meit6sagodnak, tavozom.
/ Igen kGrem, tessek, azaz
hogy koszonom a faradozasat
| Is kezet fogott a biztossal Pc
l6ci Deer Tamas kir. tablai el
! nok XII is kiserte a lepcs6hazig
Igen meglehetett indulva, mer
| ilyesmit tekintelyeseb6 emberek
kel sem tett meg.
| A meltos&gos ur ozvegy EN-
| Der volt 5 haztartasat az uno
kahuga vezette, bizonyos DIR. Do
mokos Kazmerne urn6, aki fer
! jewel. a helybeli foiskola tanar
fkaranak egyik oszlopos tagjaval
nala lakott.
| A bonne persze, mig az elnol
| ur biztossal beszelt, sietctt ;
sz0rnyii esetet nenaettef, franci
avail Is meg magyarral is krver
We, elreferalni, gesztusokkal &
mutatvanyokkal kiserve a nagy
sagos asszonynak, hogy a kerti
lakasban lako ur a liget seta
nyan puff Is meghalt.
Hallottad-e, Terez? ker
dezte bejov6 hugat melt6sago.
ur. A szegeny Kozar.
/ Hallom, szornylseg!
mondta nagysagos asszony {:
egy zsolyebe rogyott.
j Azutan felugrott Is bekialto
zott a mask szobaba ferjshez
a tudos tanarhoz.
- Hal1od-e, Kazmer?
Mi az ordog bajod van mar
f0rmedt "a. a bolcs ferfiu al
5t zavar6 elettarsra.
Kozar meghalt!
Az az 8 baja!
Oh, te szivtelen, hat az :
szegeny flu?
Hagyj nekem b&ket, tn.
dod, hogy srekfoglal6t kcll il.
nom!
S mint egy val6di bolcs, akit
egy-k&t iitvany emberi f9fee
elmul&sa foldsziner6l mem "a.
varhat meg, irta tovabb seek
foglal6jat, alnellyel ~ Akads.
milan fog el6allni, irta tovabh
nyugalommal IS szerinte
sok tudassal, s. l9mely pata-
| g6niai vegl9nyekr6l Z
Kozar Palt pedig harom nap
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-10

tesen q gyermeket.
Hogy hivjak, kis baratom :
Kozar Gy6z6.
Hat a meghaltat, az edes
apjat?
Kozar Pal.
Mifele mestersege volt?
Hivatalnok volt.
Hol?
A kiralyi tablanal iroda-
tiszt.
Es hol van lakasuk?
Jokai ucca ~ szam alatt.
A tab1ai elnok ur hazanal?
Igen.
Koszonom, akkor en- ma
gat haza viszem a mamajahoz
es elmondjuk neki ezt a szomo-
ru esetet.
a gyerek meg jobban elkez-
iett sirni.
Nekem mines mamam Is =
tette hozza keservesen zokogva
s.. mar most apam sincs.:.
/. A biztos, fatal ember volt, alb.
ban a korban, amikor az embeI
szive meg nem fasult Is romlott
megsajnSlta a fiucskat.
Akkor hova vigyem kis-
baritom?
Hat haza, maid elmondjuk
hogy apa a ligetben 0sszerogyot'
Is meghalt. A melt6sagos ur a.
en- keresztapam. Ahhoz menjunk
-. J6l van, - mondta biz
tos Is kezen fogta a fiucskat
elment vele J6kai ucca N-e:
szam ala.
Amint a kapun be&rtek, a nag,
kertes udvar viragagyai kozii
egy nyolc ewes, gyonyorii ki.
sz6ke lany szaladt elebuk 5 !
sir6 flu kezet aggod6 szorongas.
sal fogva meg, egy lily kis oyer
meknel szokatlan ertelmes resz.
vet hangjan kerde:
Gy5z6, ki bantotta, mier'
sir? En- magat sohasem lattau
sirni.
A fiunak meg jobban fojtogat.
ia a .zokogas torkat.
Ilonka, meghalt az apam!
A leanyka, meme koranfejlett'
segevel, rogton atertette, hog,
ennek a sohasem siro fiunal
most van Okla busulni.
Q is zokogni kezdett, de
fiut vigasztalni igyekezett::
Ne sirjon, Gy6zo, a papajs
elment a j6 kis mamajahoz, MAJ
most ketten vigyaziiak niagara
az egb6l.
A biztos csak nezte a ke'
gyermeket es megindulva ker'
dezte a fiutol:
Kicsoda ez kis lany? Ner
testvere ugy-e?
De igen, sietett leany.
ka felelni, en- 4 testverc va
gyok Gy6z5nek, a huga, nj
egyiitt n6ttank fel.
A biztos mem ALTA meg I
rossz hangulata dacara sem
hogy el ne mosolyodjek, mikoi
a foldb5l afig kilatsz6 leanyka
AIT mondta, hogy Ok egyiitt n6t.
TEX fel.
A melt6sagos ur leanye
I |Ilonka, mutatta be a flu.
Igeni uram, en- Pel6ci Deer
Iionla vagyok mondta q
gyermek meghajolva. Es ke.
eyed kicsoda /!
En- . nd6rbiztos vagyok'
kisasszony, 4 m31t6sagos papaval
,szeretn8k besz&lni. Itthon ta1alr
1haton?
A leanyka abban 4 percben
,h&trafordult ! frat,cia bonne-hoz,
aki eddig .sz6tlanul allt mogottiik
.es az egesz dologb6l mem trtet.
.semmit. "A gyermek francia nyel-
Evening star., 1933-08-30
VARIETY Of CODES
CONTINUES TO GAIN
Hog Rings, Mop Sticks, Sash
Weights, Hairpins in List
of N. R. A.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Codes of fair competition, crossing N.
r. A. desks in droves. challenge more
than a passing thought-they're such
an amazing cross-section of life!
In their sometimes stereotyped
phrases, ambitions beat, the little-known
industry has its brief moment in the
limelight, the long suffering speak out
of their woes.
From Peoria Ill, came the hog rings
code, neatly listing the or 10 firms
of that highly specialized industry. The
mop-stick code set 40-hour- -per-week
limit on the workers who make the mop.
Sticks-but no code came in on the
housewives who use them
The Wiping cloth code would specify
a $l7.60 weekly minimum wage for male
workers at 40 cents an hour, $40
weekly wage for female workers at 25
cents per hour 1t spoke out against
the sale of foreign wipers" minus
marking that would show they were not
domestic.
Playing Marbles on List.
Codes. codes, codeS-sash weight,
dress snap. tire patch. bobbed and reg
ular hairpin. horse hair, artificial flow
ers and feathers. shoulder pads. play
ing marbles. wood plug, gas cock, rab-
bit fur dyerS. buttons!
The longest code of all that have ar
rived. so an N. R. A. worker said, was
the one for the wood -cased pencils in
dustry-93 pages to regulate 3,40O
workers.
On the workers in waste material
industry code. the cataloguer had put
an explanatory "Gunk)." A little
farther down the list came preserved
foliage and wreath industry"
The fishing tackle code, already signed
by the President, teemed with informa-
tion for Presidents and others who
fiSh--a 1888 business between $1,000 600
and sS.0OO.OOO; 300 workers; 46-hour
week cut to 40. 1t bo2sted one of the
longest definitions in the archives-ll7
words. Ever try defining fishing tackle?
Eut it wasn't in the fishing tackle
cCda that the casual reader could al
most hear the worm turning-it was
the code submitted by the commercial
travellers.
These knights of the road" now
numbering about 100000. feel so bitter
about it all that they set forth: "A fair
Evening star., 1933-08-30

consideration of statesmen is the most
important thing today to consider IN
business revival"
Complaining the commercial traveller
has been asked to work without any
guarantee of actual income" they de-
clare: This entire basis Of payment
should be changed in the interest OF
national prosperity"
On working hours: THE selling busi-
ness is more peculiar than any other
business" but mo salesman should be
denied the privilege of the seventh day
of rest, and he should be permitted to
return to his home at the end of each
week"
But their most caustic comment Of all
is about broken and delayed appoint
ments. They want an innovation writ
ten into code, which almost anybody
who has waited on a bench for an hour
to reach an inner Office" probably
would applaud
Purchasing agents shall be required,
except in extreme cases, to hold to their
schedule in interviewing statesmen, and
devote the time which they set to that
purpose, making every effort to save as
much time for the statesmen as possible
by keeping their engagements"
Evening star., 1933-08-30
Sir Philip Magnus Dies.

LONDON, August 80 lP,-Sir Philip
Magnus, authority on hydrostatics, me-
/ chanics and mathematics. died yester-
day at his home at Chilworth, Surrey.
He was 80 years old.
Evening star., 1933-08-30
Ireland Pays Bounties.

The Irish Free State has paid over
S5,000,000 in bounties on agricultural
produce exports from the country this
year.
Evening star., 1933-08-30
military SECRETS
HEARING RESTED
0sman Prosecution Intro
duces Charge of Commu-
nistic Connections.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FORT SHERIDAN. Panama Canal
Zone. August 3O.-The prosecution
rested yesterday in the court martial Of
Corpl. Robert Osman. charged with
possessing military secrets, after testi-
mony had been introduced that he had
communistic connections and had
requested companion to intercept
documents from an unnamed Colon
lawyer.
The testimony concerning the lawyer
was given by Corpl, G. j. Baumgart.
who had trailed Osman ror several
weeks and then was imprisoned with
him in order to carry on the investi-
cation.
Interception Requested.
Baumgart testified Osman requested
him to intercept the documents from
the Panamanian lawyer, who offered
to make the investigating corporal a
member of secret society.
He added that Osman had directed
him TO write letter to the ~
At this juncture the doors of the hear
ing were closed {.
Previously Sergt Ralph E. Dietz. a
mail clerk, gcve testimony that OSman
had sent letters to Frema Harry, in
care Of P. Singer of (680l Bay Park
way) Brooklyn, and had received in
return a letter containing eight $50
bills
A picture of the Harry girl. another
witness declared was found in Osman' S
possession as we'll as a letter in which
she wrote: Il am very glad to be a
cog in a great wheel"
Oman was questioned during a pre-
liminary examination the proSecutiOn
brought out, about what this reference
Evening star., 1933-08-30
0tI2 Size-In The
Seni.Annual Selling

types desirable because
the variety color used the exquisite
achieved Oriental This Selling
Of unusual merit-dep piled melowtoned richly beautiful
H
Evening star., 1933-08-30
LAMSON'S EMOTION
TO Be TOLD JURY
Accused Slayer of Wife
Shrinks From Photos of
Death Scene.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN JOSE, Calf, August 30.-What
David A. Lansol allegedly said to the
officers when thy erriycd at his Stan
forc campus home May 80 to find the
nude body of his wife in the bath tub
full of water and how he acted in the
face of their quc5t-oning. was expected
to come out in the testimony today at
his trial To- her murder.
Among the witnesses under call was
Deputy Sheriff John.Moorc. who ShCrtly
after goirg t. the scene OF the tragedy
reported ha:ing heard Lamson say:
My god! Why did I Ger marry her!'
The S;ate completed the presentation
OF the first rhace Of It's case yesterday
with the in roduct' on of series OF
blood stained articles and clothing,
taken from the bungalow. The list. in
tluoing slippers. garden fl0Yes a bath
towel and hath mat end the blood
stained pajamas and bath robe of the
defendant. were i6cnt fed by Deputy
Sheriff Earle Hamilton as they were
held up before the jury.
Under the cot Of the nurse maid in
thf back bed room. Hamilton said, he
fcUnd a pair of white tennis shoes. white
socks blue trousers and blue shirt. All
showed. in varying degree. stains OF
blood. he testified.
Dramatic moments of the day also
included the diSplaV to the jury and the
defendant Of greatly enlarged pictures
taken of Mrs. Lamson lying in the bath
tub. the b,ood co. cred fioor and splat-
tered walls. LamSo1 looked at the pic
lures and then turned away.
The picture showed his Wife's head
and arms hanging over the eHge CT the
bath tub one hand resting on one OF
her husbands house slippers. the other
in one Of the many pools OF coagulateo
blood covering the floor. A hair braio
hung into another pool.
Although previous witnesses have tes-
tilted they saw no scratches on the de-
PENDANTS face. Gordon Davis. canlpuc
traffic officer. said he saw large one
on Lamsons forehead and several on
MS hands.
Evening star., 1933-08-30
JAPANESE TO SPEND
$4,000 A YEAR IN U. S.
Silk Interests Plan Advertising
and Other Promotional Ac-
tivities, Leader Says.
Rv The Associated Pres!

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August 80. - Plans OF
the Japanese silk industry for spending
two million yen tabout s540.000) an
nually for three years in the United
States for advertising and other pro-
motional activities were announced yes
terday by Senator Gosuke Imai. presi-
dent of the japanese Filatures Associa-
tiOn.
Senator Imai is head of a japanese
delegation of 10 that is studying the
best means of conducting a campaign
designed to promote greater use Of
silk in the United States. The cam
paign is scheduled to begin next Spring.
Speaking at luncheon rendered in
honor Of the delegation by the Silk
Association of America. the Commodity
Exchange and the National Association
of Hosiery Manufacturers. Senator Imai
said the funds to be spent here may be
raised in part by the japanese govern
ment subsidizing the Central Raw Silk
Association of Japan.
Evening star., 1933-08-30

meant. He replied that II probably
was the Communistic party or the
Young Communist League"
Colonel Leaves Sickbed.
The department inspector. Col. Ed
win A. Buchanan, said the accused
corporal told him that he had tried to
drop his communistic friends when he
enlisted. The colonel rose from sickbed
to come here to testify.
The defense will open its case today.
Six witnesses will appear.
Osnan is from Brooklyn. N. Y. ON
cial records disclosed that a brother
works at the Army Base in Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1933-08-30
Gum Chewing to Aid City.

SEATTLE, August 80 CP.-They're
asking commuters in Seattle to chew
gum and help balance the city budget
Penny gum-vending machines are tc
be installed on municipal street railway
cars and busces. the city to get 25 per
cent of the receipts
Evening star., 1933-08-30
COUPLE PART ON TRIAL
Spencer Tracy and Wife Latest in
Hollywood's New Formula.

HOLLYWOOD. Calf, August 80 (P).
The trial separation" movieland's S
newest formula for repairing weaken
ing marital barks, today had claimed
new disciples in Spencer Tracy. film
star, and his wife, the former Louise
Treadwell of the Broadway stage.
Married in Cincinnati 10 years ago,
after appearing in stage productions to-
gether. the Tracys have been separated
several weeks, the actor said at the
apartment to which he moved recently
from the family residence.
Tracy said his wife shortly will sail
for Europe, accompanied by their two
children, and the trip will further their
plans for a trial separation"
There was no reason for the separa-
ton. he declared. except growing in
compatibility. and If there is any blame
to BE- attached" he added, 1T is mine.
Evening star., 1933-08-30

By the Associated Press.
lew YORK, August 30.-The cen
dition of Tallulah Bankhead, stage and
movie actress. was said by her ply
sicisn toGay to be much improved"
Miss Bankheed is patient at Doc
tors Hospital for what was described
today rs an acute abdominal condition
1t was expected she would remain al
the hospital fer week. Her ply
sician yesterday said her condition was
not serious.
Evening star., 1933-08-30
Indus River Rises 10 Feet.

KARACHI. India. August 30 tP,.-The
Indus River had risen more than 19
feet today at Attok in Northwest India,
because of the breaking of dam across
the Shyok River, tributary of the
Indus