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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-09
v. FE1EzET

Silver Crack vezet6 elrnei a
.'ynindeniitt jo. de legrosszabb
otthon" elve alapjan esteiket resi-
ben a Szaraz Hal-ban, reszben a
Lindell szalio ettermeben, resi-
ben pedig Abbgate kavehazanak
kilon termeben toltottek. AZ
Abbgate kavehaz esti asztaltar-
sasaga kulonosen erdekes min
ket. inert ennek az asztaltarsa-
s&gnak, Lindell Is Waddewaiter
iigyved egyenes meghivasara
Trift ur is tagja volt.
Ne csodalkozzunk ezen. Igaz,
hogy a Waddewaiter ugyved
asxtalahoz sokaknak oteves eel
tudatos munka Is rengeteg pro-
tekcio reven sem sikeriilt leulni,
masokat viszont Waddewaiter
iigyved latsz6lag minden ok Is
el6zmeny nelkiil felszolitott,
hogy foglaljanak hclyet az asz-
talankl. Az iigyvtd biiszke volt
pontos emberismeretere.
Bar Lindell szallodaja Is Abb
gate kavehaza farkassszemet
n&ztek egymassal, azert Abbgate
Is Lindell jo baratok voltak. S6t
a Lindell szallonak volt egy XII
lon terme, amelynek ajtajat
"Abbgatc tarsasag" fclirasu tab
Ia ekesitette, az Abbgate kavc-
haz kulon termet pedig "Lindel'
tarsasag" diszitette. Ez azon-
ban csak olyan udvariassagi ak
tus volt, inert a Lindell tarsa-
sag tulajdonkepcn Waddewaiter
tarsasag volt.
Amikor Waddewaiter iigyved
kezebe vett egy new york; la
pot Is megitotte a szemet vala-
mely kideritetlen gyillsossag ko.
yer betis bejelentese pin
ckrt6l fel es lefele mindenki AT
suttogta kavehazban: "Waddc-
waiter iigyved nyomoz"! Is
Waddewaiter eltakarta a szemet
elgondolkozott = rkszleteken, ki:
egeszitette a hianyos adatokat
Is tiz perc mulva meemondta. ki
q gyilkos Is hogyan folyt le q
biint&ny.
A tiikr0s, csillaros kis kiilon-
szobaban csak eev naev kerek-
asztal allott IS a sarokban kisebh
kartyaasztal.
Afalak kremszin tapetaja mar
lassankent dohanybarnaba ment
It, tekintve, hogy a tarsasae
mind negy tagja: Waddewaitel
Lindell, Faywray ezredes Is Cog
fogorvos dohanyzott.
Ennek kiv&l6 tarsasagnaL
S
most csak ket els6 tagja voll
jelen. Az ezredes New Yorkba
utazott nyugdijugyben. Cog pc.
dig az agyat nyomta. Jelcn volt
azonban = new york; keresked6,
Charley Trift, mint vendGg.
Lindell kozomb0s dolgokrol
,besz<lt, kinai bajuszat huzogat-
VA. Waddewaiter ur pedig le-
hunyt szempillai ald figyelte
Trift urat, ali I kerek asztal e.
lenkez6 oldal&n iilt. CharIeyt
mulattatta AZ . i1aevk9Disee,
ahogy Waddewaiter iigyv&d meg
figyelte st. N&mik&pen azonban.
mint szakmabelit, bosszantotta
1 IS.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-09
tFolytatas)

Axutan hatarozott leptekkel We
! eigment a Kitchener, Lincoln,
Naumann IS Bank Streeten,
egyenesen q f6teren posztolo
rend6rnek iranyitva lepteit. Oda-
! I6pkett ! %rend6 6rh6z zs9s 1ekopte. A
rend6r azonban, iegnagyobb meg
lepet&s6re. barAtsagosan mosoly-
9ott Il. Timoth Haybody kife-
iezGstelen arccal ment tovabb.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-09
Akit nen1 lehet agyoniitni


szemeimmod. Alig tiz peiccel
azutan. hogy berauto elhaladt,
ugyanabb6l az iranyb6l, ahonnan
a berauto jott, feltinik egy fatal
ember, gyalog. A fiatalember
lassu, mondhatnam cammog,5
leptekkel jon f6ter fele. Elegan
san van oltozve. Barna lakkcip6,
villages kavebarna ruha. sz6iee
hajtincs a homlokban, barna ka.
lap, szelcs vallak. koz0mbos arc
kifejezes. Inget mem viselt ez a
fiatalember, ertsek meg, sem ing,
sem nyakkend6. CALLER mem volt
rata. Egyenest odamegy a rend-
orhoz, a rend6r baratsagosan ks
SION neki, a fiatalenlber VISION
zas helyett lekor:. A render ba-
ratsagosan mosolyog, a fatal.
einber var egy darabig, azrsn
odebb all. Meg t,,djak magya-
razni ennek a fiatalembernek a
viselkeGeset?
He gyne - felelte Wadde-
waiter. - Bizonyosan AIT akar-
IL elerni, hogy d rend6r letar-
toztassa.
Trift 6szinte csodalattal bi-
multi Waddewaiter arcadia.
Miert szerette voina, ha a
rend6r letartoztatja?
Ere is van ct teoriam -
felelte Waddewaiter. - De en-
+gedie meg, hogy most ne ur-
tassam veliik. Hiszen on ugyis
rajon mindenre magatol. kedvcs
Trift ur. Mem sokat tartok a
new york; detektivekr6l, de on
kivetelt kepez. Ismerem egy par
sep ;igyet.
Trift megitkozve nezett ri.
AZ iigyved menteget6dzve emel-
te fel ketkilos kezeit. - Ha New
Yorkban, munka kozben latnain,
talan mem lcnnek tisztaban ma.
gaval. De lit, ahogy a nyarspol-
gart jatsza, sugarzik magabol a
detektiv. Es aztan, ket meter ma
gas embernek nehez elbujni
Higyje el, nem okozott ororet
nekem ez felfedezes. A legrosz.
szabbkor jott ide, kedves Trift
igazan jobban oriiltiink volna
ha teny1eg elutazik ma delutan
Lindell helyesl6leg bolintott
rs Trift cigarettat sodort ma
ganak, arnit meg az europai hare
tercken szokott meg, szemei mee
teltek szeretetteljes halaval 6
kekl6 ranjongassal.
Es gondoljak - kerdezte
lagyan gondoljak. hogy fla.
tai Haybody is nagyon orilt vol
ma, ha en- elutazom ma de!utan
- Hogy erti ext? - kerdezte
yad mozdulattal Waddewaiter.
- Ne izgasd magad - mond-
ia Lindell baratjanak.
Csak ARA gondolok Is
Trift a szajaba tette a cigaret.
tat, - hogy ha az ifjabb Hay,
body elkovet valamit, maguk IL
fogjak tagadni a csillagot az eg-
rol IS be fogjak bizonyitani.
hogy mem kovetett el semmit.
Ilycn korulmenyek kozt nagyon
jo. ha egy elfogulatlan szemleld
van a varosban, mint en- va
gyck.
Trift felallt. Valahanyszor
Trift felallt, ezzel embertarsai
ban kenyelmetlen erzescket eb-
resztett. Waddewaiter iigyved
lihegve Is gyilolettel nezett "a,
Lindell pedig ketsegbeesve. Trift
leporolta az asztallabt6l poros
terdeit. Eek terdek egy ma.
gassagban voltak az asztallappal
Tiff maga ugy ALT OFT, mint egy
torony. Ez a torony most atha-
jolt az asztalon, kinyujtotta kar-
jait, megcibalta Waddewaiter
iigyved zsiros fiil9t Is icy sz6lt
Bocikam, mindjart meg kcl
lett volna mutatni neki a veg
rendeletet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-09

Ugyanekkor Miss Yuba Gran
ford a New York fele robogo
vonat filk&jeben ult IS tehetet-
len duheben sirt. Haromnegyed
hat volt, a lathatar nehez felle-
ezekiel boritva - de meg mindig
mem esett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-09

boil az egyik baratunk, hogy csa
lodas erte 6ket A. politikaban al
vi evvel.
Es bar EFT mem irja meg, szem.
rehanyast veltiink kiolvasni a lc.
velb6l, inert AIT IS irja bara.
tunk, hogy ? mi tanacsunkra
politikai szcrvezetet csinaltak, !
mi eddig eredmenyt nem hozott
a sz&mukra.
Az illet6 y&rosban a magyarok
= valaszt&sok el6tt partok felett
all6, vagyis parton kivili politi.
kai k0rt csinaltak, Is erintkezes.
be leptek ! k&t vezet6 part poll.
tikusaival. akik t6bb izben meg
is jelentek l0zottuk.
Most azonban at tapasztaljak,
hogy a n,agyarsigot a dzsabok
kiosztasanal mem veszik telin-
tetbe, bar homalyos igeretekct
is kaptak egy-ket jeloltt6l.
Bennunket mem lep meg, hogy
abban a varosban es abban a
szervezetben a magyarok csa-
Iodtak.
Es amig partokon-felul alld
kort alkotnak, addig mindig sza-
mithatnak q csal6dasra.
Az amerikai politikai eletbe,l
van ugynevezett "zsivany-becs;i.
let" ami AIT jelenti, hogy a
gy6ztes part h.noralja az erde-
keben kifejtett munkat es ellat.
ia a parthivei egyreszet munka-
val.
EFT kenytelen is megtenni,
inert ha mem gondoskodnanak a
part munkasairol, akkor a par,
ilagyon gyorsan szetesne.
De egyik part sem hajlandu
azokat tamogatni es azokat ella.-
III munkaval, akik mindket part
fele kacsingatnak, akik a "fen-
GEN. iilnek, es nindket parttc1
kovetelnek. inert ok mindke,
partnak igernek.
Megtortenhetik, hogy egy-egy
jelolt igeretet tesz a parton XVII
allo szervezetnek, de az igerete,
a legjobb akarata ellenere SEN
kepes bevaltani, inert els6sorbar
a part munkasairpl kell condos
kodni es-a pant rasetd tdsege- nen
turi, hogy a meglevd allasoka
es munkakat a parttoz mem tar
tozo emberek kozt szetosszak.
Csak naiv emberek hihetik cl
hogy lehetseges ketfele alkudn,
es csak a politikiban jaratlar
egyenek gondolhatjak, hog,
dzsab-iigyekben parton kivul q!
10 egyesiilettel celt tudnak el
erni.
Vannak ugynevezett Civic
egyesiiletek ebben az orszagban
amelyek hol az egyik, hol ma
six partot, tamogatjak. aszerint
hogy melyik part hajlando bizo
nyos programpontokat a plat
formba felvenni.
Van eset ra, hogy egy-eg,
ilyen civic-egyesiilet hol az egyik
hol a mask part jeloltjet tamo
gatja, aszerint, hogy a jelolt bi
zonyos kerdesben NIT vail Z.
NIT iger.
De az ilyen egyesuleteknei
aztan csupan idealis celjai van
max es mem var dzsabot, allaso
kat a gy6zelem utan sem.
Ha a magyaroknak egyes he.
lyeken az a celjuk, hogy flyer
ertelemben fejtsenek XII politi
kai mikodest, ha csak bizonyo.
polgari es idealis celok mogt
akarnak sorakozni, AIT megtehe
tik parton-kivuli egyesulettel.
Es amilyen er6vel fel tudnal
vonulni, hogy az altaluk kove
telt, vagy helyeselt programo'
tamogassak, annyi eredmeny'
tudnak a valasztasnal elerni.
De ismetlem, meg kell el9ged
nj ezzel az eredmennyel, Is par
ton Xviii alakulatnak csak flyer
cH1ios 1ohn%nnk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-09

Say. mondta Trift ar
gyali buta mosollyal nit
szolnak ahhoz, hogy en- ma be-
csomagoltam Is el akartam utaz
nj, delutan hatkor. De aztan
meggondcltam magamat.
De hiszcn on meg ket he
stetf7 szand&kozott tolteni ware
sunkban? - kerdezte meglepve
Lindell szallodas.
Igen, mosolygott Trift,
- ez teny. De ma delutan va
lami oiyan kulon0set LATHAM,
hogy ketelkednem kellett a sajat
j6zan eszemben is. En- j6zan ke-
resked6 vagyok, aki szanitasaim
reilis voltat6l varom a sikert
En- mem szeretem a rejtelyekct
Kepzeljek, ma delutan az Abb
gate terraszan ulok, amikor a
Bank Street fel6l lassu tempo
ban feltunik egy berauto Is az
allomas fele llaladva. atmegy a
f6teren. Az autoban modern, ele-
gans fatal holgy i'll, file mo-
gott legyez6vel.
Hogy erti ext? = horkant
fel Waddewaiter hogy erti
AIT, hogy a file mogott?
A file mogott viselte osz-
szecsukva, mint a keresked6se.
ged a ceruzat.
- Kulonos - mormogta Lin
dell - legyez6 Is beraut6?!
- A holgy olyan nyugodt ter
meszetesseggel tilt a helyen
mintha egeszen mas kosztiimber
a trianoni kastelvbol haitana X
hintajan a legyez6 a kezeber
lenne es mem file mogott -
morfondirozott Trift, aki iilvs
egeszen ijedt arcot is tudott vag.
nj.
Azert hangsulyozzuk, hogy
live, inert fiigg6leges helyzet.
ben lehetetlen volt szineszkednie
Nemcsak a gangsterek, racke
teerek. bootleggerek es specia
listak. de a kollegai is a ,nyo
|masztoan Magas Cherleynek hi,
TAX. Most azonban magaba ros
kadva iilt es szomoruan iosago:
arckifejezessel bamult Waddc,
waiter 1gyved kover es sz6ro:
ARCADIA.
- On AIT kerdezi t6lunk -
mondta az iipvved hosszas onr
dolkodas utan = hogy mi a We
lemenvink az esetr6l. Tndni:
.kell, hogy en- az en- osztonzc
semre barataim: Linde1l, Cos
fogorvos es Faywray ezredes
evek ota foglalkozunk buntenycl
felderitesevel. Persze, csak ,
magunk passziojara. Az aszta
mellett.
Mem allitom. hogy teoriaim ;
gyakor1atban is bevalnanak, -
mosolygott kisse rosszindulat,
gunnyal Waddewaiter iigyved
- de fiatalabb korombol var
egy kis biiniigyi gyakorlatom {:
.ez a gyakorlat az elmeletber
mindig bevalik. Varosunk, hal;
polgarai tehetsegenek es hala :
Haybody oroksegnek, amelyr6
bizonyara hallott mar varo
sunk afele mintavarossa fejl6
dott, amelyben apr6 csirkelopa
sokon kiviil mem igen tortenil
valami. Es akarmi tortenik, rend
6reink Is k0zieazpatasunk koz
mondasos iszigora minden biino.
megmozdulast csirajaban elliott
"A mi szamunkra tehat nem ma;
rad mas kntatasi teriilct, mini
az ujsagok. Egy head-line-gyil
kossag napokra ellat benniinkc1
gondolkodni val6val. Es nagyor
gyakran el6bb fejtjiik meg a rel
telyt, mint on0k, new, yorkiak =
nondta az in,knti gunyos mosol,
lyal Is nagyon gyakran keves,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-09

D0hanyz6k Figyelmebe!
Amig ell nem fogy, ami raktaron
van. K6t ewes. nagyszeri hosszu
levelu dohany pipaba, vagy bag6-
zasra. 10 font $3.50, pipa ingyen
hozz&. Fizessen, mikor megkapja
post&n. Rendelje meg meg ma
HICKORY RIDGE FARMS
Dept. 8. Fulton, KY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-22
By Blosser

his snooze, he will not have much time to lose, and. If his sleigh is ready, it will help him quite bit" He's right yelled Goldy, to the bunch. I'm sure that is dandy hunch. Let's pull the sleigh right out so we can start in packing it!"
 
 The bunch found there was heaps to do. From shop to shop each Tiny flew, except wee Duncy. He stayed by the sleigh, to pack it right.
 He shouted, Bring the things and I will see that they are stacked up high. When every thing is loaded. it will be a pretty sight"
 Be careful how you're doing it. Leave Santa Claus a place to sit" said Dotty. as she scampered up with pretty dolls galore. Just as the packing ~as all done, oP Santa came uN on the run. Well. well. this is a fine sur- prise,'' the Tinies heard him roar. (Copyright, 1883, NEA Service. Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-22

The reindeer that wee Coppy led had great big horns upon it's head. "They look just like hatrack." :" said the Tiny, with smile.
 An elf replied, T wouldn't try to hang my hat on them if I were you. You would be tossed so high you'd travel for a sile."
 LAW, Santa's reindeers are real kind" said Coppy. This one wouldn't mind, but I guess I won't take a chance. Let's go back to the she'd"
 It wasn't any time at all until the beast was in it's stall. "All of the deers are ready for their sky trip" Dotty said.
 Now, what else is there we can do to please old Santa when he's through with his long nap? I'm strong enough to work some more today.
 We've wrapped all of his toys ID tight, and I am sure they've quite all right" Then Windy cried, "I know, lads! We ci>l pack old Santa's sleigh.
 "rsee when he wakes up from
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~ AN.9 s.4~~ehAs- ... V .'aF'
 Storns Warnings 2 !. !. Hoistsldl's0 } B ,Bolki5 : E :. :. :. :. East, West Coasts

e NEW; YORK, oct. .2s. -Mother Nature apparently Is, brewing, ad- ditional' weather disturbances but searchers went about their grim bustness trying to determine the fate of 2s. passengers aboard two vessels in, Canadian waters. They are members of crews and passen- gers aboard the Luberc and Ques- ton Mark, missing five days in the icy waters of Lake Winnipeg.
 Meanwhile warnings have been issued to craft off the North At lantic and in the Pacific North west to beware of disturbances.
 In the East the disturbance is from the tropical zone and moving north. attended by, winds of hurri- cane proportions. o .- In other parts of the country, either snow flurries or blizzards are being reported. But~fair and warmer, weather is: reported soon.
Seward gateway., 1933-10-28
Eve-Hold Was Not
 Considered Fair, Bout

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 28, = Newman won from Steve Zenoski at last nights feature wrestling match, on foul, to take the third and deciding fall. The vicious tac- tics of Zencski lost him the match. Following stopping of the match, the crowd hurled everything they could Lay hands to at Zenoski who was slightly injured by flying mis- SleS.
 Almost anything goes in mod ern wrestling rules but, it was said, there are certain dirty tactics which are not permitted in any mans land. zenoski went beyond the usual vicious assaults now used and by doing 50 lost on 3 foul. His last move in. tGe ring was to try and gouge Newman's eyes out.
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Three Persons Killed
 When Car Wrecked

:. CHICAGO, Oct. 28, A three wheeled automobile of radical sHeamline design, swerved sud- denly on South Shore Drive yes terday, and rolled over twice crushing T.. c. Turner, American driver to death, and seriously in- turing two foreign guests. The in- jured were Col. William Francis Forbes: Semp;ll of Scottish peerage and noted authority on aviation; i; and Charles Dollfuss, Paris attache of the French Air Ministry.
 The car was of tear-drop shape and was being used by an oil com papy as an. advertising medium. ,.,,.. Turner was a cousin of Roscoe i; Turner, famous speed flier.
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DETR0IFERHAS:.::-.' '>
 ALMOST FULL s5s.. BAClTROPHlES

Full of enthusiasm and proud o1 the fact he has obtained almost a complete bag of big game trophies to take back home to Detroit, Rev J. A. R. Wilemski hoped to spend the next few days in the Moose Pass or Kenai lake district and procure a few specimens of rabbits bird-hfe and acoyote.
 Leaving Michigan in August Reverend Walenlski,s Alaskan ad- ventures got away to a rather suspicious start when the SS Aleutian. on which he was a pas senger, ran aground In South eastern Alaska. Arriving at A11- 'chorage he flew beyond the Rainy Pass region for a few weeks suc- cessful hunt; thence back to the Anchorage district for a sheep hunt; afterwards to Kodiak for big bear and thence to the Cooper Landing country for a moose, and he shot a magnificent specimen.
 He departs for Detroit next week, boarding the SS Northwest ern here, thoroughly satisfied with his Alaska big game hunt, but more or less sad in not being able to remain another month or two.
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SLAIN EDITOR WAS IN CAHOOTS
 CAPONEsCANG

CHICAGO, Oct. 28, Louis .Dia- mond" Cowen. 35, one-time bonds uaans1cr--sCapsnes gangSteFS and publisher of tl1e@nC Cicero sTribune5 weekly tabloid. was slain late Friday by a volley of shotgun SlugS.
 He was struck down after he had crossed a street to enter his own automobile by gunuers who fired from a small automobile which sped aWay.t,.,
 Witnesses said five or six men were in, the death car. Police said they had heard a little about Cow- ems recent activities except reports involved in gambling and slot naa- chine concessions. He was famed for his love of diamonds. Police said they found several thousands of dollars worth of jewelry on his body.
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Farn, Troubles :.
 Result In Violence,

MADISON, Wis, Oct. 28, One man was killed and another was near death while dozen others were nursing minor injuries a. violence supplanted peaceful per suasion of the Wisconsin farm strike.
 Gundar Felland, a farmer on a picket line seeking to keep milk out of Madison, was shot down by a man on a drivers seat of a truck which pickets stopped five miles east of MarShfield.
 Theodore Weber, trucker, is hov.. ering near death in a hospital af--. ter an encounter with pickets. Two men have been arrested as his attackers. ~
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Dempsey Mighty
 Right Is Injured

FL PASO, Texas, Oct. 28, The smashing right hand that helped Jack Dempsey earn S5,OOO,OCl iu the prize ring, was harmless today
 An injury to his right shoulder received while he was hunting cit, recently in Wyoming, prevents the fromer worlds heavyweight cham pion from using the hand.
 He had x-ray pictures made yesterday. He believes a bone was cracked while loading carcass or a horse. Can you tie to that" he remarked. After all those fighting years without receiving an injury I have to get sQNething like this"
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PRESIDENT STAYS
 EXECUTION OF I AGED NEGRO

WAsHINoToNsD. C., oct. 2s, =, President Rooseyelt,s executive power reached from the quiet oval room of the White House to the condemned mems row In the Dis trict of Columbaa jail. <. .s .l'' 1t saved from the electric chadf;i Edward Washington. a trembling frightened negro, sentenced to dle for the asserted shooting of a taxi driver.
 The order to spare washington came from the Executive mansion just four minutes before 10 8. m. At 10 he was to have died.c
 Washington,s asserted, partner, in crime, william Robinson, already had marched out of his cell door and down the dim corridor which led to death. .5t T The President has ordered you reprieved for two days,.s the sup erintendent said. Washington swayed. then fell to his knees and raised his hands. "I thank God. God bless President Roosevelt" he, shouted. The reprieve came on the heels of newly discovered evi-. dence.
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Losses
 Very Profitable

WASHINGTON. D. C., Oct. 2s, - Evidence of big profits to Albert H. -Wiegip through stock transac- tions when he was chairman of the Chase National Bank, and his nse of personal corporations to cut income taxes, is held by the Senate Investigators.
 Wiggins will be recalled to the stand to- tell about these investment operations through a series of corporations he and his family owned.
 Investigators said his profits ran into the millions but through the use of personal corporations he was able to reduce income tax pay meu&S, e.. D. ..-..,....-..
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STOCK QUOTATIONS


 NEW YORK; Closing prices--Am. Can 90, Am T 6 T IA 3-4, Bald. Loco. 10 l-2, Cons. Gas Al 3-3, El Pow. It. 6, Gen. Flee. 1s IA, Gen. Mtrs. 27 1-2, Int. T 6 T 12 1-2, Nat. Pow. & It. 10 3-4, Nor. Am. r 3-8, Kelvinator II, Mack Trucks 25 l-4, Montg. Ward 18 3-6, Pac. Gas la 1-4, Pub. Ser. N J. 37 3-4, Radio 6 7l2, Std. Gas g 1-2, Std. Oil, N. J. N 3-4. Std. Oil Calf. 40, TransAmerica 5 5-3, Un. Aircraft 28 3-4, un. Corp. 6, U. s. Steel 40 IA, Vanadium Is, Warner Pict 6 3-8,' Westinghouse B 1-2. Ken. Cop. 20 3-4.
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Prisoners Being
 Moved Around Abit

. LEAVENWORTH, oct. 28, At least 25 guards of the Federal pris- on and annex here will be trans ferred to Alcatraz Island, off San Francisco, with the local quota of desperate criminals to be sent there.
 Many applications for transfer have been approved by the De- partment of Justice. War Depart ment prisoners at Alcatraz will be brought to the annex here, accord ing to unofficial word, and mili- tary police placed in charge of the annex around January l.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

SEATTLE, Oct. 2S, What was believed to be a new record for commercial air transport planes was set when one of the new Boe- ing speed planes of the United Air Lines made the Oakland, Cal, to Seattle trip in four hours and two minutes. flying time. The av- craze was about 194 miles an hour. The plane was piloted by Ralph Virden. with Clayton Joyce, CO., pilot.
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Whitehead Lost, ;
 To 'Chick Deplin

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 28, -"Chick" Devlin, 25 year-old battler from Ocean Park, Calif., took 10-round decision last night from Earl Whitehead.
 Whitehead floOred Devlin for count of nine in the second round but Devlin was the aggressor thru out and landed more solid blows.
 Dev.m weighed 1922 pounds ana Whitehead, g year-old San Fran cisco pugilist, tipped the scales at 161. The battle was the main event staged in the Hollywood American Legion Stadium.
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Prison Break
 Didn't Succeed

WA1LA WALL4A, Wash, Oct. 28,- Four dangerous convicts attempt ing to make break for freedom last night were halted by rain of bullets, one being killed, one crit lcally wounded and two -WeEe~. se:- captured. . Donald F. Collins, 21, serving 1O- years for a Clallam county assault, was slain when he reached the top of the wall. His body fell outside. T. James Fenning, .37, believed to be: the leader, was critically wounded in the head. He was serving 20 year term. ., -.s |
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FORD PRESSED
 TO COMPLY WITH {. NRA RULINGS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 2s, = Decisive government steps affect ing Henry Ford and biz steel com paries.. issues capable of bEing1ng a Constitutional test of the NKA program, brought into immediate prospect that within the next lew weeks Ford must either satssiy tne government he is complying with the, automobile code or have oids to important contracts discarded.
 Steel men have failed to come to terms with workers in their coal
 ninea as required. They have been summoned to the White House for Mc1day; at that time the Chief Executive either expects to receive assurance that an agree ,nent will be forthcoming immed- lately or lay down his own pre- scription and work arrangements in the mines which, unlike com mercial coal mines, send their en- tire output to the steel mills con- trolling them.
 A petition for, the President to act for them was left at the White House by a delegation of Union leaders who court the tests.
 Regarding the steel industry. President Roosevelt ordered code which the steel interests refused to comply; in the case of Ford, he submitted low bids on govern ment contracts which the goyern- ment rejected.