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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-19

tex maguknak.
Es akik nagy hangon larmaz-
tax, hogy mem fogunk soha szoba
allni egy istentelen nemzettel.
Masok azert nem akartak
Oros zorszagrol hallani. inert oft
allito1ag es szerintiik felbontottak
a csaladi elet szentseget. (Ami
egy kicsit hazugsag. de amt
megis felhanytak .Sovjetnek.)
Mindezekne1 az okoknal fogva
|'tehat mem alltak szoba az orosz
nemzet kormanyava1 akkor, ami
kor az nemikepen segitett volna
a nemzeten es a kormanyon, de
most, mikor sziikseg. nagy silk
seq lenne az iiz1etre. hajlandok-
max mutatkoztunk leereszkedni
magas lovunkrol Is "elismerni..
a Sovjetet.
Es hallatlanul meglep6dott es
megut6dott a kormanyunk. mi
kor lattak, hogy az oroszok min
csenek meghatva a dologt6l Is
egyaltalan mem torik nyaku-
kat nagy megtiszteltetes utan.
Igaz ugyan. hogy jo lenne, ha
a ket demokrata nemzet a tavol
keleten Japan ellen kozos frontot
csinalna. de ere eppen olyan
sziiksegiink van nekunk, mint
Oros zorszagnak. Mem latjak hat
At, hogy miert legyenek kii1ono-
sen megtisztelve a nagy kegytol.
A nagy iizleti lchet6seg sem
hozta ki 6ket a nyugalombol
A kormany oriasi kolcsonoket
kinalt Oroszorszag szamara. Az
istcntelen bolsevik kormany sza-
mara, amely a tartozasait eddig
lbccsiletesebben megfizettc, mint
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-19
Observation-Disclosures
tFolytatas.)

En- mem egyszer, de sokszor valasztot-
tam szejjel oket es tudtam, hogy inert van
az egyik homlokan daganat, masiken meg
karcoaas, de dadak meg nevelokisasszonyok
mem seitettek inert ket flu ra mem vallott
egynasra Inkabb ketfele vagattak volna ma
gukat,
A iovakat retention szerettek. Cukrot
uaoztak nekik rinlankodtak:
Miska bacsi, iiltessen fel valamelyik
paripara!
En- minden kivansagukat teljesitettem!
Huztak is hozzanl, ugy, mint dajkajukhoz
Is ta Zsofim pattogatott kukoricaval kinalta
meg 6ket, azon jobban kaptak, mint asztal-
NAL finon sutemenyeken. Es egyszer, mi
Ncor Aure1nak torka fajt, lovag ur ertem
a<aldctt, inert beteg gyerek kototte magat,
'aaOgy csak akkor veszi be keseru orvossa-
got. iaa Miska bacsi mesel neki a fortelyos
szurtcc lorol amely meg a rokat is raszedte,
Akkor az urasagok meg mem elleneztek
shogy cseledjeik gyermekeik baratkozzanak
egynaassal. nehogy valami ragaly vagy go
rrosaba $50 ragadjon gyerekekre. Ascseled
seq sc nezte. gorbe szemmel, hogy gazdaja
gyerekei koriilotte labatlankodnak, hanem a
akedvikben jart.
Az esztendok multak egymas utan,
sanfs<iil, hogy gazdam kitette volna szuro-
met mint ahogy megjovend6ltek, mikor fell
aegadott. Engem meg csalogattak CROFT ura-
sdaionaba, nagyobb fizetessel, de visszautasi-
ffottarn volna Darius mnden kincset is. Azota
Elettem olyan kapos, miota hire ment, hogy
sgazdam negyesfogata gyozott bekesmegyei
bifto*osok negyesfogatainak szepsegverse-
-nyen. A negy almasderesinket EN- hajtottam.
A verseny napja ram nezve mindenke-
Fpcn nagyon emlekezetes. A gy6zelem utan
4gazdam vallamra veregetett.
Ember vagy a talpadon Mihaly Ha
dad iesz. urat nevelek belole
Zsofikam minden percben varandos volt.
:zrra celzott. Hat mikor hazaertiink Urmos-
pusztara $ leugrottam balsrol. epp tolink
t3epctf XII tekintetes asszonyka
Jo ujsagot mondok, Mihaly Zsofi-
-nak fla van - mosoygott.
Gerdan ur SCENE ram villant.
- Savannah allok, Mihaly! Es mi le-
SKUNK keresztsziilok.
ICY komasodtam ossze gazdammal mar
akkor feltettem magamban hogy holtaig vagy
ssoltomig szolgalom, ha XII mem turnak he
syembol Merit .egymas ellen askalodni akkor
IS nagyon szeretett uradalmi cseledseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-19

rosszabb volt mint az Aurele. Egyebkent
mndkettoeben egyforman tarkallott sok
elegseges kozt egy par jo. Aurelnak enekbol,
Gyorgynek tornabol kitln6t is adtak Annyi-
ra mem tortek magukat tudomany utan,
mint akik papnak keszIlnek De hat minek
is lenne pap, akinek nagy darab birtokot ad
az Uristen?
Valahanyszor oszre fordult az ido ell
mentek az urfiak, mindig hianyzottak neken,
pedig hat oskolas volt mar az en- fiam is. Es
akk ertettek az olyasmihez, ait mondtak,
hogy nagyon jo feje van.
Gazdam is megnezte minden esztendo-
ben bizonyitvanyat es megsimogatta fejet.
Amikor negyedik osztalyt kijarta csupa
egyese volt - AIT mondta nekem a tekinte
tes ur
Mihaly en- allom szavamat, urat me-
velek fiadbol Osszel beadjuk a ginna-
lilmba.
En- meg mem fogom szavan tekin-
tetes urat. Parasztver, mint jonagam, aki ee-
gedett vagyok sorsommal. Fia;nbol is lehet jo
kocsis, gimnazium nekiil.
Ilyen batran beszeltem mindig szigoru
gazdammal, tiszteletet megadtam neki, de
SoHd sc didZdlooNOutdHI CIOIlC. " 10 dAl ldl :
totta "Mennel alazatosabb, annal gyalazato-
sabb.' Gazdam ram nezett.
Ide hallgass, Mihaly! Megbizott en-
berem vagy es en- most ugy beszelek veled,
mint egyik apa masikka1 Gondolkoztal
idaig Misi jovendoje felett?
- Mem en-. Hiszem az Istent, hogy nap
roi-napra megsegit igyekezete utan, mint
engenl.
- En- meg Mihaly mindig Gyorgy jo-
v6cn gondolkozom Szeretnek elete utjarol
mnden tisket eltakaritani. Legyen boldog,
amennyire ember lehet. Latod, mar akkor,
mikor Aurel sziiletett, roppant orulten, hogy
/ esz neki baratja, akivel egyiitt no fel. Ba-
ratsag, szerelem, hiseg teszik szeppe az ele-
tet. Baratja mar van. A szerelemben nyertes
esz, inert szep flu es ell tud maid tartani egy
asszonyt. Misib6l pedig hlseges gazdatisztet
nevelek szamara. Hiszem, hogy Misi eppen
olyan becsuetes es hi lesz, mint te, Mihaly
Tanultsaga kiemel paraszti sorbo es Greg
segedre etart maid uri kenyelemben. Icy az
tan fiainknak iol megvetjuk feje aljat. Nit
szolsz hozza, Mihaly?
- Ha Mis tovabb akar tanulni mem ell
lenzem, de ra Sc beszelem.
Rabeszelesem felesleges is lett volna: Misi
annyira orult hogy maid kibujt boreb6l.
Szeretett tanulni, de meg inkabb csabitotta,
,aorv maid annyi embernek parancsolhat
mint az ispan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-19
Nirlcse1lek 1lleghatva

hogy egy porszemnyit sem torod-
mex Washington "elismeresevel',
inert megtanultak, hogy ARA
mines sziksegiik.
Talan az elso evben. a maso-
dix evben nagyon oriiltek volna,
ha vilag egyetlen allitolag de-
mokrata nemzete barati kezet Is
biztato szavakat nyujtott volna
felejlk.
Akkor azonban Harding e1nok
volt az uralmon es az kormany
mem volt hajlando a lopott OLAF
tol buzos kezet parolara nyujta-
nj a voros kormanynak.
SGT.
Mr.. Hughes, Supreme Court
f6biraja, aki akkor kuliigymi-
niszter volt, kijelentette. hogy
Oroszorszag egy gazdasagi tires
seq Economical vaccum), amely,
lyel mem erdemes foglalkozn
meg iizletb6l sem.
Igaz ugyan, hogy par ev null
va. mikor Mr.. Hughes ujra iigy-
ved volt, a Standard szamara
olajat vett a Sovjett6l, de z
pen znek mines szaga es ugy lat
szott akkor, hogyha penz var
benne. akkor az olajat Sc ma
gyon szagoljak.
Azota sokszor Is sokat beszel-
tex rola. hogy "elismerjuk' &
Oroszorszag kormanyat es belle
avatkozott a kerdesbe mindenki.
Vo1tak erkolcs-cs6szok, akik
mem elegedtek meg azza1, hogy
ezt az orszagot rnegnyomoritot-
tax az alkotmany l8-ik m6dosi-
tasaval IS akik az ozosz erkol-
|csokbe Is belcavatkozast kovetel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-19

Soka lesz meg az! 81 mondtam ne
H. Annyib6l magan is oritem, hogy Gyorgy
urfi tcrmeszetet elore kiismeri nem kerul
idegen gazdahoz
Icy keriilt be az en- fam gimnazumba
minden koltseget gazdam viselte. Es mi
lyen jo szivvel! Mert az q bizonyitvanya egy-
seer Sc volt tarka: sok les koze semmifele
mas szanot nem engedett befurakodni.
Z Teltek nlultak az evek, mint meseben.
Az negint nagyon nevezetes nap volt,
mikor ket urfit mar az erettsegi bizonyit-
vannyal vartak haza. Jol emlekszem sep
nyari reggelre, amcyiken vittem XII gazda-
mat az allomasra Gerdan ur akkor is beszSl-
geto kedveben volt, ami ritkan fordult el6
nala.
N6nek flank, Mihaly legenysorba
lepnek!
listen segedelmevel meg meg is oreg-
szenek
Tudod, mi a szandekom?
Mem tudom, tekintetes uram!
A lovag urral kozosen fogadunk ne
velot es vele utazni kuldjuk Gyorgyot, meg
Aurelt kuls6 orszagokba. Ha egy ev mulva
visszajonnek, befogjuk 6ket a gazdasagba.
Es ha Gyorgy bevalik amiben mem ketelke-
dem, hamarosan gazdat cserelsz, Mihaly!
Hogy ertsem?
Ugy, hogy atadom neki birtokot,
meghazasiton,, mi meg fe1koltoziink Pestre.
4 felesegemnek sep nagy emeletes haza van
ott Maid csak nyaralni jovink el a fiunkhoz.
Ha pedig Misi erettsegizik lie, 6t elkildom
Magyarovarra gazdasagi foiskolara.
- Sok viz folyik le meg addig Dunan.
- Sok. Azert hatarozok el mindent jo-
elore, hogy zokken6 nelkul, siman menjen
rninden, mint vizfolyas.. mikor lit lesz
az ideje.
Akkor AIT gondoltam magamban, hogy
kcnnyii annak zokkenes nelkiil hajtani, aki-
mex az utja penzzel van kirakva.
Ugy lett mnden, amint gazdam mond-
ia. Nemsokara hoztam a vonattol egy papa
SCENES fiatalembert: az vi nevel0t: Avval az
tan elutaztak az urfiak Nemetorszagba, ahon-
net Abencsern lovag ur szarmazott. Mindig
tudtam, rnerre jarnak, hol magatol gazdam-
tol, hol bels6 cseedsegt6l. De ketszer ne
KEN is irtak Nevemnapjat Francaorszagban
koszontottek, karacsonykor meg Ango1orszag-
bol emlekeztek meg rolam.
Anikor hazaerkeztek takaros bajuszka-
ia volt mind ket urfinak es Aure mellett
Gyorgy alacsonynak latszott, pedig 8 is bo-
ven megutotte katona merteket. Mint egyet-
len fiut, XII lehetett volna Gyorgyot szabadi-
tani. de gazdarn ait mondta:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-19
lnIAnIIIHInIIIIIIIIIINn

Szegyelnem, ha untauglichnak talal-
max fia1nat! En- is szolgaltam csaszart szol-
gala 8 is E
Hat be is vonult Gyorgy urfi egyeves on
kentesnek, vele Aurel. inert hat 6k el nem
naradtak egymastol.
Istenem. de nyalkak Is vigak voltak, mi
kor egyenruhaban jottek haza! Akkor mar
kornyekbeli kisasszonyok is figyeltek a
sarkantyujuk pengeset, persze csak a figgOny
mogiil Mert akkor kisasszonyok olyan SEE
mermetesek voltak, hogy az abrazatukat is
rejtegettek. mem fekudtek XII puceran ho-
molkba mint mostanak Az urfiak udvaro1-
gattak jobbra-balra, kertesz mem gy6zte
buketakat kotozni. Ds buketakat assoc
nyoknak kGldoztek mem lanyoknak.
Latom mar, az urfiak aligha marad-
max agglegenyek trefaltam veluk.
Ha niagara hallgatunk kiket szan
nekunk, Mihaly bacsi? kerdezte egy aka
lomn1al Gyorgy Is Aurelra kacsintott
En- nyomban megfeleltem.
- Ket testvert akik olyan jol egyeznek
egymassal, mint az urfiak.
- Bolcsen beszel - sz6t Aurel - Ezt
en- is szeretnem
En- is! - hagyta helyben Gyorgy.
Esztend6 mutan levetettek mundert,
apaik befogtak 6ket gazdasagba. Nyomban
latnivalo volt, hogy Gyorgyb6l akkuratusan
olyan jo gazda lesz, mint az apja. Hirtelen-
haragu volt is, de nagyon joszivl. Es
cseledseg tizbe ment volna srte.
Aurelra Sc lehetett semmi panasz, ami
kotelessege volt, pontosan elvegezte, csc
ledseghez szives, baratsagos volt En- megis
ugy neztem, hogy mem sziletett gazdanak. A
foldnel kedvesebb neki hegeduje. Mikor AIT
kezebe vette, meg area is atvaltozott.
Ugy rikatta ait a szaraz fat, hogy az osszes
kornyekbei prinasok elbujhattak mellette
Es danolni is csodaszepen tudott Mikor a
ket urfi egyiitt notazott, Gyorgy urfi hangja
csak dormogesnek tetszett az owe mellett. A
Lujza major cseledasszonyai meg leanyai ege-
szen holdkorosak volak, mikor Aurel urfi enc
kelt. Elcsabithatta volna valamennyit de
mem tette. Es ha volt szeret6je, mem a Lujza
pusztan.
A kornyekbei urasagoknal mindenitt
otthon volt ket urfi. Vittem 6ket siiriin ide
is, oda is. Nekem is jo dolgom volt: tulontul
megbecsultek - erettiik
Legtobbet a Dorg6 majorba jartunk,
Diosy tekintetes urekhoz Pestr6l hozott asz-
szonvt tekintetes ur Diosyne utan bonn
lottak akkor az uri fiatalok
W
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-09
MERCHANTS
 WILL GET
 SOME AID
Manufacturers and Bank CTS Conferred To-day and Adopted Plan That Will Help Business Men

Manufacturers and bankers con- ferred to-day on plans intending to give the merchants of Waterbury a "break" during the remainder of the banking holiday. To relieve the embarrassment resulting from business men accepting factory and City of Waterbury's "Denomi- national Checks, not scrip. arr engagements were made this morn ing to permit merchants to ex- change large checks for small checks, a plan which is supple mentary to the cash for cash sys- tenn in vogue since early this week.
 A merchant with ten or twenty ,dallars checks or evcn;-of sfiyesdoliar denominations issued by the sco- will Manufacturing company. American Brass company or Chase
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-09
TOTAL MONEY IN CIRCULATION
 IN FEBRUARY
Almost One Million Dollars More Than the Report Presented for Preceding Month

Washington, March 9-(UPl-. The treasury today reported that money in circulation on February 2S totaled $6,545.617,139 compared with $S, 644,6lS.s24 a month earl fer. amounted to $4,379,268,999, while gold certificates totaled S1,26O,s46.-
 An kinds of money totaled s10.- 275,1S5,454. or this total SS.67S,' 833.590 were federal reserve notes
 Money in circulation Feb. 29. 1892. amounted to $5.603,642,630 on d per capita circulation ot $44.sS compared with S52.2S on
 on Feb. 2s of this year. gold in circuIatiof, totaled $671,337.860, which was an increase of $92,000,- O0O during the month and $lOs,- O0D, ,OOO for the year.
 fsoId certificates in circulation ' saggregated $649,563,S57, an in crease of $5S,OOO,0O0 during Feb- ruflry but $201, 1000, 900 less than a wear earlier. The increase Of gold certificates. in circulation during February was the first gain in 2 number of months. .s
 The tremendous increase ID money in circulation--represenlne 8Il money not held by the treasury and federal reserve banks--was due to banking holidays in various states. A large amount of the in- crease in circulation was attributed to hoarding and the need for cash as \ result of abnormal banking conditions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-09
DRY FORCES ARE CLEANING OUT
 OLD LEADERS
Bishop Cannon, Dr Clar- ence True Wilson, Ella A. BOole and F. Scott Mcbride Are Dropped

Washington, March 9-(UP)- Organized drys to-day turned to new leaders and new strategy in their battle to defeat ratification of the prohibition repeal amend ment. Nearly 1000 representatives of prohibition organizations meet ing here decided to enthrust their to committee of nine, none of whom shall be drawn from present officers of temperance bodies.
 This pushed into the background Bishop James Cannon, Dr Clarence True Wilson. Ella A. Boole, F. Scott McBride, Deets Pickett and others around whom prohibition forces have rallied for years. The present leaders will remain active. however, as members of q. commit tee of 100 which will assist the smaller group.
 Announcement of the names of the nine was expected within q day O rtwo. Confident. that they can block repeal in at least 13 states and thus retain the 18th amendment. the delegates outlined plans for general offensive which will reach inte avery Commnnitxs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-09
EMERGENCY BILL WAS DELAYED UNTIL
 LATE TO-DAY

Washington, March 9 = (UP) = The new democratic congress met today in extraor- dinary session and quickly start ed toward enactment of the Roosevelt bill for currency ex- pansion to permit banks to be- gin reopening tomorrow. The senate acted first. The |emsfgcneY bill was introduced by Chairman Fletcher of the senate banking and currency committee and immediately the committee was summoned to meet to consider the legislation.
 The senate recessed pending a report from the committee at 4:30 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-09
DIGEST OF THE BANK MEASURE
 OF PRESIDENT
United Press Secured Ad- vance Information as to
 Just What Congress . Will Consider

Washington, March g. (UP)- An authoritative digest of the em- ergency bank legislation to be proposed todayby President Roose- welt was outlined to the United Press as follow:
 1-validation of the emergency decrees issued so far by President Roosevelt and the treasury.
 2-Re-enactment of section 5 of the trading with the enemy act including all necessary authority to prevent hoarding and authoriz- ing control over gold reserves In the United States.
 3-Grant of authority for such control oyer all banks as may be necessary for the protection of both depositors and creditors and providing for prompt reorganiza- ton of nonliquid banks on a sound foundation of permanent liquidity.
 4-(A) Amend the federal re- serve act to permit direct loans to corporations and to individuals on collateral of United States ob- legations.
 (B) Extension of broad powers to the federal reserve banks to loan to member banks on sound
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-09
War Time Expansion Of Federal Reserve
 Bank Notes Coming
It Will Thaw Out Frozen Banking Struc ture
 This Is Provided in the Emergency Bill Of Roosevelt for Quick Re- opening of Banks
BY RICHARD l.. GRIDLEY United Press Financial C0rre-
 SDOndent)

Washington, March 9-(U.P. )r--- A resort to wartime expansion of federal reserve bank notes to thaw, out the frozen banking structure was provided to-day in the Roose- welt administrators bill for inn mediate re-opening of the banks of the country on a normal basis.
 Instead of various proposed uri- limited scrip and clearing house certificate plans. the government will permit a limited expansion of the nations currency to provide the necessary ''life-blood" of money for legitimate business op- erations.
 While 1fot secured by gold, the additional issue of federal reserve bank notes will be secured by such sound assets as United States gov- ernment bonds. notes of corpora tions, partnerships and individuals.
 Sound banks will be able to be- gin paying depositors immediate- ly by taking their sound resources to the Federal Reserve Banks,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-09
GOVERNOR CROSS NAMES LEWIS REED
 ON NEW BOARD
Local Bank Official Was One of Five Appointed to Specially Created Banking Advisory Con1= mission
BY WILLIAM J. MORIARTY Democrat Stan Man)

State Capitol, Hartford, Conn. March 9-(Special to the Demo- rat)-Lewis s. Reed, executive vice president of the Citizens and Manufacturers National Bank of Waterbury, was to-day appointed by Governor Wilbur l.. Cross a member of specially created commission to be known as the banking advisory commission of the state of Connecticut. The new commission was created to- day under suspension of rules by both houses of the legislature upon recommendation of Governor Cross.
 Tn a communication accompany ing the bill, which was presented by Senator Fox, chairman of the banking committee, Governor Cross stated that he would name five members of the special commis-
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-09
MRS. WALKER HAS ALLEGED
 DISSIPATION
Janet Allen Walker Has Brought the Suit in Mia- mi, Fla, Claiming She Has Been Resident of Florida for Two Years Betty Compton Men- ti0ned in Complaint

Miami, Fla, March 9.-(UP)-- Janet Allen Walker, wife of New. York's most spectacular former Mayor James J. Walker, has filed suit for divorce charging wilful de- sertiOn.
 The complaint stated that, Mrs Walker had been a resident or ! Florida for two years and that . Walkers permanent address was New York, but that he Is now tenn porarily resident in Cannes, france, and that the Walkers were married April il, 1912, at St Jo- sepAss church, New York.
 The ex-mayor, since his dramatic resignation from the New York mayoralty while under the fire of Franklin D. Roosevelts trial for official misconduct, has been enjoy ing life along the Riviera, in south- ern France. His wife's action was started in the Dade county circuit court. t
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-09
THE ShANAHAN RE IREM ME:IN!|l|'T !,
 BILL FAVORED
It Permits Lieut Col Win J. Shafl..han to Become Eligible for Pension Be- cause of Long Service
By WILLIAM J. MORIARTY Democrat Stan Man)

State Capitol, Hartford. Conn, March 9-(special to The Demo- crat)-The house to-day received and tabled for the calendar a fa- yorable report from the cities and boroughs committee on a bill making Lieutenant Colonel WH-- liam J. Shanahan. a member ot the controllers staff of the city Ot Waterbury, eligible for retirement pension under the city's ordinance. The ordinance rules that after 20 years continuous service an em- ploye is eligible to retire on pen sion. r
 Lieutenant Colonel Shanahan has served his 20 years in the city employ, but they were not con tinuous. During the World war he served overseas with the A. E. E. and as a result his continuous service record was disrupted. Ex- emption in his particular case was sought in bill presented to the legislature. It Is believed that both houses will pass the bill.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-09

sound currency.
 s"This is an essential preliminary to subsequent legislation directed against speculation with the funds of depositors and other violations of positions of trust" he said.
 The additional currency, he said, should be as plentiful as necessary to meet all demands. But, he in- sisted. it should not add to the un- secured indebtedness of the gov ernment.s
 President Roosevelt asked legis- lation which would:
 1-Give the executive branch Of government control over banks for the protection of, depositors. 2--Authority to open banks ascertained to be sound at once |aa4sosiseE. banIsas as rapidly as Resr fsible. is
 s--Authority to reorganize and reopen banks requiring such treat ment.
 This emergency program was urged ahead of everything else in the brief 500 word message, one of the shortest ever sent on a major matter.
 T cannot too strongly urge upon the congress. the clear necessity for immediate action," President Roosevelt said.
 His message was terse. Sentences were short and stripped of all dec- oration. Each phrase headed straight at its objective.
 He did not deviate to describe causes leading up to the drastic proclamation issued last Sunday midnight to protect depositors and the nations business.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-09
FIRST LADY OF LAND CALLS TO
 OTHER WOMEN

New York. March 9---tU.P. ) --- Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt called upon American women to-day to '.lead the way in setting new stand ards of what Is really valuable Tn life.'
 Writing in the Pictorial Review. she said:
 < i've have come to Q place where success cannot be measured by the old standard. Just to make money is no gauge any more of success. 4 man may not be able to make as much as his wife, may not De able to make enough to support lis family. and yet he may be a success. He may have learned to be happy end to give happiness, too ffi striving for things which are not material"