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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
Fl. BRO ATYA
HAzA UTAzIK
A Scent Istvan Egyhaz ple-
banosa harom h6napra Err
delybe n,egy egyhazi iigyek
elintezesere. - Ft. Bakos
Ag0ston helyettesiti.

Mt, Bro L6rincz Scent Ist-
van rom. kath. egyhaz plebanos
administrators kozvetlenul a
husveti iinnepek utan Magyaror-
szagba illetve Erdelybe utazik,
cgyreszt egyhazi iigyekben, mas
reszt pedig hogy Zetelaka Udvar-
hely megyei kozsegben lak6 SO
ewes edes anyjat meglatogassa.
Bir6 four harom honapi sza-
badsagot kapott Schrembs piis-
poktd Is tsvoI1efa s1att NJ. Ba.
kos Agoston, szinten SIT. Fe-
reno rendi' barat fogja helyette.
siteni.
Biro four, aki SIT. Istvan
erdelyi provinciabol Amerikaban
elo Franciskanus baratok SEE
niorja a, rend Medgyes Macy
Kukill6 megyei rendhazabol egy
atyat es egy baratot akar kerni,
hogy az altaluk Amerikaban be-
toltott OF parochianak meglegyen
"a kell6 papi szemelyzete. -.
Mt. Heidi Jeromos Szlz Ma
ria provincial itteni szeniorja, aki
Clevelandban lakik, BRO fourral
fogja megtenni az utat az Euro
pa nevii gyors gozoson.
A Scent Istvan provincial Fe-
rencrendi atyainak jelenleg
Youngstownon kiyul South Bend
ben eft. Kukla Tarzicius), Bar
bertonban EFT. Kovacs Atanaz)
Fairfield, Conn. tFt. BRO Bene-
dek) Is Portage, Pa.-ban (Ft.
Bonis Arkangyal) van parochia
juk. A south bendi egyhaznal
okvetleniil kell segitseg.
Bro f6ufnak edes anyjan XII
viii ket fivere es ket ferjnel lev6
n6vere Is egy ozvegy s6gorn6je
el odahaza. Elhunyt fiverenek
fla most februar 26-an mondta
els6 miskiet. Szinten a Ferenc
rendbe l6pett.
Fl. Bir6 L6rincz decemberben
egy eve jott Youngstownba &
az egyhaz nepe. r,agyon megked-
velte. Azel6tt ,utoljara 1o2o-ber
volt odahaza latogat6ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
IUNkAvISz zONYok
Gyeneen mennek q Illunk3k,
de jobbak a kilat&sok, -
Az Ohio Works lnegindul
val6sziniileg a j6v6 -h6ten.


A bankbezarasok su1yat most
erik meg Youngstown es vi
dekenek aceltelepei., inert a hitel
forrasok bezarulasa maga utan
vonta az acel felhasznalo ipa-
rok csaknem teljes munka be-
sziinteteset.
Exert a heten csak. vagy II
szazalekos er6vel megy a mum
ka, de az automobil iparbol jobb
hirek jonnek es ICY valoszinii,
hogy a jov6 hetre felendules
varhato.
Ugyancsak halljuk, hogy az
Ohio Works, amely most mar
masodik hete sziinetel, a jov6
heten ismet meginduI.
Altalaban a gazdasagi hely-
yet tart6s javulasa azonban ad-
dig mem varhato, amig a Wash
ingtoni kormany teljes program
jat meg ismerik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
FELMENTETTEk
Milkwich J6zsefet, aki olasz
6ras tarsat agyonl6tte, fel-
mentettek az eskidtek.

Tobb mint egy hetes targyalas
utan hetf6n delutan Gessner bird
el6tt az eskudtszek fe1mentette
az els6foku gyilkossag vadja al6l
Milkwich Jozsef SERB szarmaza-
81 6rast, aki a mutt 6sszel 4
Westlake Crossing kozeleben le-
v6 uzletben agyoni6tte Ligotti
J6zsef newt tars4t.
Az eskldtsz9k alig harom 6rai
tanacskozas utan elfogadta
Milkwich iigyvedjeinek vedelmet,
hogy az otgyermekes csaladapa
onvedelemb6l l6tte agyon Ii
gottit. Milkwich ugyanis AIT val
lotta, hogy csak akkor nyult re-
volverehez. amikor Ligotti a hat
So nadrAgzsebehez kapott Is AIT
hitte, hogy "a fog l6ni.
Milkwichnek evekkel ezel6tt
a Ress Music Store-ban, amely-
mex magyar tulajdonosa Ress J6-
zsef volt a vSdelem egyik f6ta-
nuja, volt 6rajavit6 miihelye.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30

Varosunk negyedik keriilete-
mex (ward), ahol a legnagyobb
szamban laknak magyarok, Mi
chael ]. Kirwan a kepviseloje
a varosi tanacsban. Mr.. Kirwan-
rol yelmondhatjuk, hogy egyike
azoknak keveseknek, akik a
magyarsaggal szemben valasz-
'tasok el6tt tett igereteit beval-
totta. Ugyanis neki koszonhet6
joreszt, hogy a multi ev elejetol
kezdve tobb keriileteben lako
magyar kapott allando varosi
munkat az utcajavitasi es viz
miivek osztalyaiban.
Kirwan betf6 esti tanacs-
gyiilesen bejelentette, hogy a
Macdonald birtok 165 akere a
Canfield-i uton a munkanelkiili-
elk kozt lesz felosztva INCENTIVE
lesre most a tavasszal. Mr.. Nc
Donald. aki nemregen meghalt
az Ohio Works epit6je Is sok
even at vezet6 tisztvisel6je volt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
A PRO HUNGARIA
IsMET MQk0D|k
Tiz vi taggal sziporodott q
Youngstown magyar n0k
szervezete. Tea estelyre es
egy szindarabra kesziilnek.

Hosszabb hallgatas utan Pro
Hungaria Magyar N6k Szovet.
segenek youngstown osztalya is
met munkaba fogott. Mi orom-
mel iidvozo1jiik derek magyar
n6ket, hogy ismet lsegiteni fog
nak a kozos munkaban.
A Pro Hungarid gyiileset a
Scent Istvan Otthonban tartot-
ia kedden este ozv. Mihok Sam
dorne elnoklete alatt. N.emcsak
hogy sep szammal jelentek meg
a regi tagok, hanen tizen allot-
tax be es sokan H'megigertek,
hogy a kozeljov6bef csatlakozni
fognak. Jol van ez ICY.
A gyllesen elhataroztak, hogy
Husvet utan meg aprilis honar-
ban egy .miisoros tea es kabare
estelyt rendeznek dijakkal. Az
estely valoszinuleg q Scent Ist-
van Otthonban lest. Az estely
rendezesere a lovetkezo bizott.
sagot 'knldtek XII: Csete Sandor.
ne, Gross Istvanne,l Vikete Jo-
zsefne, Balogh Mihalyne. Hor-
vath Antalne. Lutheran Janos-
ne, Palinszky Janosne. Kopacsi
Janosne, 10th Andrasne, es Hor-
vath Margitka
Ugyancsak ell1ataroztak egy
nagyobb szabasu hazafias szin.
tdarab betanulasat az idei Ma.
Fgyar Napra. Fefksifk niifdazo
kat, ,akik hajlaniot ereznek ;
szereplesre, hogy a slegkozelebb
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30

egy hitlerista puccst6l, amely
esetleg a nemet birodalomhoz
valo csatlskozas kimondasaval 4
kormanyzatot atvenne.
Valdsagos hadiallapot van q
kis allamhan, Is biztosra veszik,
hogy Bees szocialista rend6rs9ge
Is katoriasaga verengzes nelkul
nem tudnak be1enyugodni egy
hitlerista pucssba.
Australian azonban nemso-
kara valasztasoknak kellene len
nj, s ! kormxny attd tart,
hogy esetleg alkotmanyos t0bb-
seget kabnak ! fascistkk.
Macy feltun3st kelt Eur6p&-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
VI LAP INDUL

Mint ertesulunk, a heten
Youngstown Y Is aVideke" nev
alatt Vi hetilap indul Youngs-
townban. Igaz. hogy egy lapot,
q mi ~ ewes ujsagunkat is csak
rafizetessel birjuk fentartani, de
ha ait hiszik, hogy egy mask
lap IS s .megelhet'. uey aldasunk
rajuk. Udv6xoljuk fatal me
r&sx y&ilallkoxist
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
MAGYAR ASSzOVy
AUTO BALESETE
Demjen Janosn&t 4 Fiigget-
len Reformatus tenapl0fn
el6tt it0tte el egy sz&guld6
gep. - Sulyos seriilesekkel
q k6rhazba kerult.

Temploni kozvacsorara igye-
kezett multi vasarnap este DEM
jen Janosne ismert campbelli ma
gyar n6, aki 264 Robinson
Road a1att lakik. Az id6s asz-
SONY hi tagja a Fuggetlen Re-
formatus egyhaznak. amely va
sarnap este hitkozsegi vacsorat
adott.
Mintegy fei-nyo1c lehetett, !
mikor Demjenne leszallt 4 villa
mosro1 temp1ommal szemben
lev6 mega1lonal. Megvarta, mig
"a villamost kovet6 gepek elha-
ladtak Is e1indult keresztil !
Mahoning Aven. Mar majdnem
atert a forga1mas utcan, ami
kor meglehet6s sebesseggel cry
auto kozeledett hid fel6i. AZ
id6s n6 mem birta elkerulni az
au.ot es annak egyik lampaJa
elutotte.
A szerencsstren nS tar,,k
szerint m;nteov q, 1ahat rSn;;i+ !
leveg6ben, mig a gsp azontul
mec vaOv 7s- 1shat haladf .m;0
a vezet5 megalIithatta. A lSmpa
osszetort Is hatra c0rbnlt
NJ. borsi.Nerekes : 1yofeN M =
!nsz 4slkss.e 1afasanak -
.aoo' iaeta = Da'sseI - t.s-sp
.etes ass1ony s@'neeh szemtsna-
y vo'. : saJnA.atos eseme.yn
a sarKonx air junasz bcn3amifa,s'
= na.kozses Vo'' .ae9a' am AEON.
nai !eitar.ot'a ,Daieseset ho*o.o
kocsl.' mig 'e.kes. iakOoi 81
'es''et'ek : renuoIsese''
Demiennet bevittek a varosi
korhazba azon a gepen, amely
a balesetet okozta. Ott meg mem
tuu'ak nesa.'apl'ani' va,Jon k
o''ya.so''-to.es' s1enveue.'-e =, g
, nosy iaDa e'tof AAapo'a su-
iyos'
- gepkocs' vezetoJe ;. a. Hall
NORTH Jackson-l iskolak szu-
pe'n.enaense volt. 1epen vagy
- iskoias riu. WITT egy koncert-
!, IS = 'enuofoRnek ar mondotta'
4'oey esy szemoe)ovo gep lam
mem latta az uttesten athalada
MT. q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
REss JozsEFNE EsKtjDT

Olyan I ritkasag, hogy bevan-
dorolt keriil az eskndtszkk tag
jai koze, hogy erdemes meg
jegyezni. hogy h3ten s jovd
hkten = torvenysz&ken szolgald
eskudtek kozt van Ress J6zsef-
ne, sziil. Papp Marianne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
,yiilesen jelentkezzenek.

eyiilesen jelentkezzenek.
A Pro Hungaria ezentul min
tlen honap elso keddjen este 8
or;.i kezdettel fogja gyiileseit
lartani' Scent Istvan Otthon-
ban, sol Wilson Ave.
A gylles vegeztevel, amely a
legnagyobb szeretet es meyer
ties jegv6ben folyt le. ein,ondtak
ahitattal a Pro Hungaria kozos
imajat: "IIiszek egy Istenben... "
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30

rend6rsege Is az Egyesult ALA
mok rend6rsege tobb mint cgy
hetig kutatott, vasarnap megke-
riilt.
Apja szerint azok, akik fiut
revolverekkel Is gepfegyverrel
elloptak, ertesitettek st IS hogy
ket oral kocsikazas utan bek0-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30

Myers allitolag 800 dollar valt-
sagdijat fizetett fiaert. Masok
AIT mondjak, hogy 10 ezer dollart
fizetett. Az biztos, hogy ha-
tosagokat felrevezette. A My
ers flu IS Ilonka newt huga sok-
szor szerepeltek mar tancesteken.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
HELYREIGAZITAs

A nrarciusi iinnep4lyr5l irt be-
szimol6nkbol tsyed6sb6l kima-
radt, hogy a gazdag musor egyik
litiin6 szama volt ifj. Galam-
bosy Gyorgy hegedi jateka, a
melyet Gagyi Bela kisert oily
iigyesen zongor$n.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30

ban, Is j6les6 erzessel veszik
tudomasul, hogy Magyarcfszag
mem tapsol Hitlernek Is hogy !
magyar parlamentben eddig is
sz6t meg keveset inondtak &
fel6le.
Kllonosen ! foiy y1D1 rt,neleet
lit6 tis Antint nyuet talankod dot,
|hoey Magyanorszig s. Austria
|hidat foenak Iiezni olaazorssk
= Ntmetorsz k5zt hirtelss,
lkivirul6 i.sciizuuus ~, 4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
! vERHOvAY los.

Beteg tagok: Radnoti Pal, Ko-
vacs Julia Hubbard, O., Sz6ke
Gergely 252 Bouquit ST., Szalay
Jozsef 610 Powersdale Ave.. Lip
tax Ferenc 208 Clinton ST., Hof-
fer Andras, Kozma Mihalyne 321
So. Hazelwood Ave.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30

relief work win g 70 our people
unless We are prepared % back
their demands for work with
or united efforts and facts to
be gained from our census.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
BRIDGEPORT SZ0vETSEG
16-IK OSzTALYA

Beteg tagok: Wezse Istvan.
Gene G&bornt. Betegseg a. iigy-
kezel6n&l jelentendd 1884 Sill
man St.
Husocsli J6ssef
63ykexel6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
TOWN TOPICS

~ VIII SOOH Degln NMyCenSuS
Of those of Magyar fth or
descent living in M ,ening
County.
Just how necessarysssdch a
census is may be seen fronf a
recent publication Of the u. s..
Bureau Of Census. which says
that in Youngstown proper there
are but 2oo5 persons born in
Hungary.
We beg to differ with the U. S
/ Bureau of Census and challenge
the accuracy Of its statement.
To prove our contention we
must have census and it mus.
be as thorough and accurate as
possible.
While it is true that people
from all parts Of this county
and neighboring counties at
tended the March 18th celebra-
ton in Central Auditorium the
other Sunday it is also true
that there were at least $500
persons there. Many Of the
younger folks and the children
were probably born in this
country and as such they classify
as Americans of foreign-born
parantage.
We want to know their num-
bers also.
The census soon to be under
taken by the grand committee
of the Hungarian Churches and
Societies Of youngstown and
Vicinity we hope will give the
answer,
We have no selfish reasons
il the wholehear+ed h,ct;rr e
this census. which has already
received the attacks of some Of
our Bolshevik friends
Anything that Hungarian
churches s. Societies ,,r,der+,k.
to better our cond;+;ons = :
o,ar children hr;nc scr+h .++.cl,s
from these misguided "r,eds J,
Their motto is "a he as.irst
eyerytlinx includinr tlemselves
# NECESSARY. s
Ineito caiolsd s1llucafsd~ 81
the 3 60 - d = si11 si 81 III.
papef, ,vallcls bea1d1s riec1fvi.fes
as We soupeeted. 4he, finanoia1 .a;d
Of the Moscow Internation.1 81.
torts money from them under
every conceivable pretext.
These local sdupes" Of well.
paid Cleveland aeitators now
profess to see ! sinister reason
for the census.
There Il but one answer "a
these gentlemen. And that ;s
that tlev are: ssplain 4 FOOLS .
-
It is not us who need the
census. The Younger generation
needs the census. 10 back their
rights and their anpl;cat;ons for
pubic Offices. we are citizens.
we are taxpayers. we helm 10
maintain our eoyernment. we
take mart fmore a. le.sl i Il.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30

Meyers Peter erdey szama ok szemet e egy elhagyot
Masuty csarda ulajdo aolag Canton es Akro
W Peter nevu fla aki utan koz egyszerre szembe aa
Ohio es Pennsylvania varosanak maga megszoktetett uva
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-01-27

Deeds Of Orange Co. y. c. 10 secure
the payments of certain Indebtedness
described therein ard demand having
been made for payment Of indebted
ness and default having been made IN
the payment Of said indebtedness as
therein described and having been re
quested TO do so by the holder OF the
notes and deed Of trust securing SAID
Indebtedness, | will, on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 9Th. 1888
at - o'clock NJ, at the Courthouse
door in Hilisboro, n. c.. sell for cash
to the highest bidder the following
described property, to-wit:
Adjoining the lands Of Martin
Whitted, f. D. Daniels, Richard Luns-
ford and others Beginning at a
stake and pointers at the southeast
corner of Lot No. 2 on the line OF
Martin Whitted tract and running
thence n degrees 55 east 445.5
feet with the line of Lot No , to
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-01-27

a stake and pointers on the line of
r. d. Daniels; thence east 81 de
grees So east, 1016.5 feet with the
line Of r. D. Daniels to a stake and
pointers on the line of K. d. Daniels,
the northwest corner Of Lot Nos q:
hence south degrees 55' east 445.5
With the lihe Of Lot No. TO stake
and pointer on the line of Martin
Whtted tract at the southeast corner
of Lot No 4; thence west 81 degrees
Sc west 1016.5 with the line of Mar
tin Whitted tract to the beginning,
containing 2 acres, more or less. See
deed book SO at page 79 in the office
Of Reg. Of Deeds of Orange Co, n.
C. ~
Sale will lay open for 10 days as
required by law.
This the goth day of December,
1882.
J. CLYDE RAY,
Trustee
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-01-27
Hope for Better Wheat Prices
Topeka Cdpitdl)

IOpekd CdDtdO
One Of the large grain com
panies Of Chicago points to en-
couraging prospects that nature
viii do more to correct and
adjust the law Of supply and de-
mand than nan-made law"
among other things reduced
prospects Of the Argentine crop,
Russia's 5 diminished acreage,
poor condition and lower acreage
Of our winter wheat. SO far as
wheat is concerned this com
pany concludes that "the first
move Of nature toward lessened
production has commenced"
If sellers market developed
in wheat within d few months
it would not be surprising, nor
even if it went fast and far, once
started.
A rising wheat market might
be the final force to end general
depression, and not only agricul-
tural depression. Wheat seems to
have the best chance TO start
commodities upward. It will be
the more effectual if it comes
about by natural rather than by
artificial causes, as this grain
concern suggests.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-01-27
ID. IL. COker Protests against Cuts
That Would Cripple Universities

Dorid r. Coter Of Hartsriile.
author Of the foUoUing article.
Is one Of the leading business
men of South Carolina. His
manufacturing enterprises eT-
emplJg the most enlightened
practices in both mechanical pro-
auction and tke employment Of
obor: aud his experimental farm
hos been rtsited bp erperts from
al orcr the world uh0 0re corr
cerned ujth the improvement Of
cotton nnd other plants.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-01-27
The Bird Census

The annual Christmas bird
census was taken by thsee Of the
villages bird students. In an
canvass Of the vicinity
they found So species and 1870
individual birds. The number Of
species is larger than has been
recorded on any previous single
day in winter. The censuses for
this and other localities over the
United States are published in
the magazine. Bird Lore.
The increase is due in part 10
the sanctuary afforded by the
new lake for several species.
Nineteen species Of waterbirCs
have been identified on the lax 2
since its completion. Also War
der Sykes reports several other
species whose identity is not
certain.-E.P.O.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-01-27

the past few years,
1t would be a short-sighted
policy to so cripple our state uni
versities that they could not con-
tinue their position of educa-
tional leadership and contribute
effectively to the reconstruction
work so necessary to bring US
out Of our present difficulties.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-01-27
SALE OF. REAL ESTATE

Under and by yirture Of authority
vested in the undersigned Trustee IN
a certain deed Of trust executed by
Oscar Walden and wife, Annie Wal
den, dated December %, 1926 and re-
corded in book Of mortgages rs at
page 1892 in the office Of Register Ct
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-01-27

Many nations appear to be off
the golden rule as well as the
gold Standardization Shoe and
Leather Reporter.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-01-27
The Friends of Education

<ar et,n,,. g ~rr,, from, +ha -ra-
;.,3ic.s ann vags-,es n tx
friends 8 = docs rro-, ~. front
81 e--scl,s ~ - ana~ias
-. ~..t1;. o4,.;,1
a5;-or declares himself r fer
x-iS .a~v,e -he Sunr.or-e r. me
schools ars coI]aCas hit when
: i n~or.,sa6 r. r-a;se money Tor
.har -bro,ob eor,a r,aasnra ~
+axa-ion of which ~ does ~,
srv,-1.ve b;e srvr.cacv becomes
nsalass ae ror.s ~ sand
o.t.. .t p.to:ot ~.
o,.d Obsrrre~ has t.44r carry.
;rg ~ - editorial mage dav
.s-e~ dsv his naxsage fro~~ az.
.ddrass delivered tv Governor.
rrr;rc1aus s4varaI months ago
"ouIQ not favor Inc cause
of educacl0n carrying NE bur-
den q DuQget-Daiahchg. eaci-
ers salaries are now a bottoFn
.leFe-
nder existing conditions !
an advocating the removal u
the 15-cent property tax levied
for the support of schools L
this is removed, would not "a
v0r taking any part u the
amount it produces out Of the
present cQrtalled school bud
get
"Our present state salary
schedule has been adopted bv the
legislature and il fixes a mini
mum which | believe should be
maintained
Tbaea a,a fair words b14 +he
C.ovarnor nl,u. +raner;te r. The
legislature . budget which calls
e.. r,;,o,e e1aebas ;, tho an
r;.+;o,s for 4ba ;ne+;,nt;oys
.rd The ,n,l;,. schools True this
h,doet was made m under the
n,acedino administration and
+ba (,nvarnor ;s NOT accountable
for = h,,+ ,a has not indicated
+h.+ ba ohiocty n +boca narts of
i which constitute an assault
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STATEMENT OF CONDITION
Orange Building and Loan Association
&c Chonol Hill nc of Deceuher 31Sf 1922

n. u.
(Copv of sworn ementsu submitted to Insurance
Comm by Law)
THE ASSOCIATION OWNS:
Caho or Banks oO4ooo
Mortgage Loans $z4''oAooo
loaned to for enabling
to Each loan secured by first mortgage
local improved
zoolo'4
to shareholders their stock No
os do4n a r;tvro s%taS and 9 Fiy+nrne % ' p M
pnI Fsta+n 0ured ~ $4,000
TOTAL
THE ASSOCIATION OWES
To Shareholders
Funds 0 the form Of payments
follows:
Stock $177,64100
Xii PAD stock S 78,lo0Oo s255,741.QO
Profits zo'ooo"&'
Earnings held in for o shareholders
Liabilities, Reserved for 43loo
total s279y352.50
O. SPARROW
Of NorthC Carolina County Orange,
hat the
to knowledge
subscribed before 18th day January
NJ B. Utley, Notary Public
NV Commission expires Sept IT, 1884
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-01-27
Technocracy Expelled

Z
ate TO say that Howard Scott,
nigh priest Of the cult. has been
expelled and Technocracy has
changed is name
Walter RautenStrauch OF the
/ Columbia Industrial engineering
; department. one Of the members
q the group which collaborated
with Scott il the energy sur
yey of North America" Joins
with three other members in
saving Technocracy ceases 70
ex.s; as FAR as We are concern
&C The survey VIII continue,
aut n quiet. scholarly fashion
without the high-sounding
pronouncement~ and the blare of
publicity that accompanied the
Scotiar leadership.
The problem tnat has engag-
ed The attention Of Scot, and
his associates is II the highest
importance but The career Of
Technocracy. a. i cult, is one Of
The most cc<nical episodes in r.
cent history Two or three
months ago hardly anybody had
ever heard the word Then, I'll
Of sudden, il was on every
body's tongue Ii was spread al
over the front pages Of the news
papers il became the theme for
/ preachers and lecturers, for Wo-
mems clubs and open forums
from one end Of the land to the
other
/ NobodE appeared to have a
clear idea of what Technocracy
meant, but that served only Il
make Il more asclhatlhG' II
/ PROMISED U aOolISh lh1 prize
system. JUST no" lhIs was ~
oe managed was hoI eApialle0'
put the apOiItioh u any eAI'~-
ln2 Schenle ana the SupSt'totI3h
l i Il i
u something else Souhdeo 2ooo
70 pupIlc heartilF oIS7a'ISl'e1 J
WIN lhe soatos quo.
ok boohS Oh eciiiI'ci ac'
Out ms " EEK ANNOUNCES t'le
Ne" o'h 1f'010 1'eD""s III d
he&olhe over George 'ooule : re-
view. ne aulhofs ol Iheoe Fol-
ufnes were qulcK on lhe Trigger
-IheF couId hoC nave peeh eA-
pected u taKe more prompt ad-
vantage u the interest," III Iech-
hocrailc literature - ouI aiaS
~ '1i2 a. S
"heh democracy lS ABOUT |"
faQe lnto oDScurIty aIohg WIN
Couelsm, immature goIf' man
Jongg, ana other TAOS.
IN an lhlfoouctlon 70 one u
THESE BOOKS Charles "A. bearo'
VINO IS no" mere IN 1hape' nm
says that the vogue o1 lecfhoc-
racy IS largely due 70 me l&c'
tnat tine source of our olstress
IS exposed IN words oll1icull U
understand ana the cure hahdeo
10 US on a SHINING ne" pla'te'.
Mr.. ooule says OF the |"tfod"c-
no" 70 ! ech"ocrocyi Dy ho"aro
Scott ana others; ne writers
nave "A ton iGtt V al II llUE TOWARD