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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-04

mas a lovasz.
- Hogy keriilt ide, Tamas?
- koccintott a fohadnagy az
oreggel, = AIT mondja Ell.
= Hat meltosagos uram, mi
kor az Greg grof urat megol-
TEX. Az listen vegye ell az
egeszseget annak a nemetnek,
- alias nelkul maradtam, inert
grof ur istallojat eladta a ro-
konsag. Egy pesti futtatason To-
vagoltam es egy angol bankar
oft mindjart felfogadott, azzal
kerultem Londonba, de egy evet
sem toltottem nala, inert a Lot
schild lord istallojaba szerz6d-
tettek, azota oft vagyok. Tizen-
negy eve ennek. Mig aztan az
6sszel a fatal ur hazassagaval a
Charles ur udvartartasahoz osz-
tottak be, hogy magyarul tudok,
inert lord magyar lanyt vett
el, Drummer baronot. Hiszen
tetszik ismerni. - Es Tamas me-
roen nezte Csakot.
| Hogan, on a FAM, akarom
mondani a milady istallojanal
van most alkalma IVA, Tamas
!Tehat akkor neha latja a miladyt.
= Kerdezte izgatottan.
Minden masodik nap Iowa
golunk. A miladyt mindig en-
kiserem. A milady secret engem
nagyon. Szegeny asszony..
= Mert sajnalja, Tamas, -
mondta tompan Csak, - az boil
dog, inert gazdag.
| A ven lovasz bizalmasan, de
tisztelettel tette kezet groi
karjara es csondes, nyajas, ko-
molly hangjan ait mondta:
- Elemer urfi, en- tudok min
dent! A milady nagyon bizalmas
enhozzam. Merit mem vette Ell ait
a gyonyoriiseges sep asszonyt
meltosagod? Nagyon jol jart vol
ma vele, inert az egy jolelkii te-
remtes. En- megismerem az en-
bereket.
- Hogan, csodalko zott
Csak, - onnek beszelt FAM?
- Mindent elbeszelt, melte.
sagos uram! Hogy zsido. az vol,
a bal? Nincsen ma mar vallas
uram! Szegeny milady. -!
- Tehat FAM boldogtalan
ugy veil, Tamas. -?
- En- hatarozottan tudom. Ell.
mondok egyetmast, grof ur, alb.
Dol megitelheti.
| - Kerem, kedves Tamas, ez
engem nagyon erdekel...
- AIT is tudom, - mondta az
oreg. Es koccintott.
= Egy jobb jov6 remenyere
meltosagos urfi.
- ARA Tamas, - iitotte DO.
harat az oregehez Csak.
- Tehat FAM mem boldog?
! Az Greg megtoriilte szajat Z
kezefejevel, EFT a magyar pa.
raszt szokast mem tudta kivern
belole a tizenhat evi londoni elet
sem es tagadolag rata a fejet.
- Gyujtson ra Tamas, lit q
szivar, - es odatartotta az ezus1
szivartarcat 10th ele.
- kOszOnOm, - mOndta az
Greg es kivett egyet. - De mem
szivom el, EFT elteszem emlekbe
A pipat jobban szeretem.
A kis rovidszaru ango1 pipa-
| jat megtomte es ragyujtott.
- Erdekes volt az meltosagos
uram, kes6 6szon lem voltunk
Skociaban egy birtokon. A mi
lady mar akkor tobbszor Iowa
golt velem Is nyajasan el is be-
szelgetett. Mondom, lem vol
tunk birtokon. Igen enyhe 6szi
este volt, hideg egy csopp Sc.
Lementem az oriasi parkba, mi
kor bealkonyodott es elkezdtem
furulyazni Csak notakat. Meltoz-
tatik emlekezni, hogy en- hajdan
| is nagyon iol tudtam furulyazni
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-03-03

to whose capable hands the prob lem of finding an angel" for the show that will give them employ ment and opportunity, is entrusted. The tricks and trades behind many a Broadway success, are disclosed in a whirlwind of exciting incl dent and amusing situations. The song writing scion of proud fam fly eventually involves both his severely proper older brother and the family lawyer in the >intricacies of showmanship. All in all, it is a dramatically sound comedy dra- ma enhanced by the generous pro- duction values of the "big show"
 The chorus featured through out, is a collection of beauty gath cred from the whole nation and trained under the guiding genius of the man responsible for the chorus ensembles already famous in "The Kid from Spain" and "42nd Street" as well as in nu- merous New York stage revues in recent years. The numbers or iginated for Gold Diggers of 1883" mark the high spot in Holly woods donations to the worlds en- tertainment. Nothing like them in beauty, spectacle and daring has been seen before.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-03-03
GREAT MUSICAL SHOW OPENING
 HERE SUNDAY
Gold Diggers of l933' with All-Star Cast Comes
 to Capitol Tomorrow

Gold Diggers of 1933" Warner Bros all star, dramatic musical spectacle, said to be even greater than "42nd Street." as the most lavish entertainment of the de- cade, opens tomorrow at the Capi- tol Theatre.
 A fitting sequel to the sensa- tionally popular picture "42nd Street" which started new styles in screen fare, Gold Diggers of 1883" according to Hollywood's in- formation excels it's great predeces- sor in beauty, in catchy tunes and "whistling" music, in comedy and in it's story values. Its list of stars is even more imposing; the chorus ensembles, directed by Busby Ber- kelley, are more spectacular; it's songs by Harry Warren and Al Dublin, will appeal to even wider audiences.
 The names of Warren William, JOdll DlOllOCll, IbIDy ACCiC1 t1ni Q. Al Jolson) who sprang to screen fame over night in "42nd Street" Dick Powell, Aline MacMahon, Guy Kibbee, Ginger Rogers and Ned Sparks head the superlative cast ensembled by Warner Bros. for Gold Diggers of 1933."
 Gold Diggers of 1883" is a "back of the back-stage" story. dramatic and amusing insight in- to the lives and loves of the peo- pie primarily responsible for the staging of great New York show It is an intensely human story climaXed by a triumphant and spectacular show" in which Bus by Berkeley's choruses of 200 pick ed beauties are lavishly displayed in dance ensembles unequalled in the history of stage or screen.
 It is, furthermore, the story of three gold digging show girls in-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-03-03
:. GOLD DICCERS OF 1893
BUCK JONES IS HERE IN STORY
 OF 'M0UNTIES'
Big Double Bill Playing at Coliseum Theatre for
 Tonight Only

''McKenna of the Mounted" star ring Buck Jones, one of the great est outdoor stars in motion pic- lures, heads big double bill at the Coliseum Theatre which is playing tonight only. The other feature on the program is Mind Reader" with Warren William as the star.
 Buck Jones dons the trim uni form of the Canadian Royal North west Mounted Police in his lat est Columbia picture and the re- suit is stirring swift-action pie ture such as we too seldom see.
 Set against the scenic tapestry of green forests and mountains, 'McKenna of the Mounted" is crammed with emotion, riding, fighting, intrigue and other ele- ments dear to movie audiences, which prefer these virile outdoor films.
 Columbia has surrounded Jones with a notable cast, including Gre ta Granstedt as the heroine, Niles Welch and Mitchell Lewis as vil- lains, and Walter McGrail and James Flavia as members of the Mounties. The picture has a skill fully developed dramatic plot, which lifts it far beyond the usual out door action film.
 Buck Jones plays the role of Sergeant Tom McKenna, the stall wart Mountie, who always "gets his man" There has been series of robberies which has baffled the picturesque custodians of law and order in the northland, and Jones decides on plan to trap the gang of malefactors and its lead CT. To do so, he joins the out laws to learn the identity of, the mysterious master mind, whose craftily planned depredations are bringing disgrace to the Mounties.
 First in this secret service cam paign comes the arrest of Jones as robber, and his humiliatingl dis charge from the Mounties. He be- comes a pariah-a social outcast in the town. Not even his own brother knows the true story be- hind his sacrifice. Nor does his pretty sweetheart.
 His method of outwitting the out laws brings many exciting and dangerous situations and the pie ture ends in rousing climax.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-03-03
JUMPS 6 FEET 3
 WITHOUT PRACTICE

NORMAN, Okla, March 3.-No practice apparently makes perfect in the case of Doug Barham, Ok lahoma University high jumper. Because he must earn his own and his wife's school expenses by painting signs, Barham has little time left in which to rehearse his athletic art.
 One day, however, he played truant from the paint shop and reported to Coach John Jacobs for a workout. Tn successive leaps he went higher and higher until the standard said feet 3 inches. Then he cleared the bar at this mark again to show it was no fluke, and Jacobs measured the height of the bar with steel tape, just to be sure.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-03-03

Daily Empire Want Ads Pay
Evening star., 1934-11-28

HIGHLANDS. CONN. AVE AND CALI
Enthusiastically furnished apt. 500; .
bed rooms. bath. living room. kitchenette,
bay windows. Phone North l240. 80
DETACHED HOME-PRIVATE APT, . OR
rooms, private bath; Ink; instant hot
water. 5000 l4th NV. Georgia 500.
Evening star., 1934-11-28
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

SIX ROOM DETACHED HOME. PRACT1-
cally new; near Walter Reed: gas heat.
For information call Shepherd 1929: after
s pm. Georgia 1852.
1877 RIGGS PL. NV. Gsth AND 10Th.
r and sts.)-Large s-rm. house. 2 b..
h-wh S65.75. Eight-room house. Forest
Glen Sal. JOHN T. KNOTT. elS z st.
1883 E ST. SEQ RMS. AND BATHS:
good condition; h.-w.h.. cleo. 2-car garage;
big yard: S65 Phone Atlantic O127.
SIX-ROOM AND BATH CORNER HOUSE.
hot-water heat all modern improvsmeaats: ats
ssraee; main -thoroughfare. 10 minutes
ride TO heart Of Washington. A. 8. DON1-
PHAN & SON. Doniphan Bldg. Alexandria,
Va Phone Alexandria $40; ewes, 99l.
MOrERN. RECENTLY REMOpELED:
pi. NV. Open for inspection. Phone
Mrs CARDWELL. Adams O2O3.
524s COLORADO AVE NW.-BEAUTIFUL
home and srounds. Inquire owner. Georgia
1884 EUCLD-9 LARGE ROOMS. MOD
ern: suitable for 2 families; large base
ment: semi-detached; S65 month.
JUST OFF 18th ST. 1870 SPRING PL.
Closed Phone P adams 4ss PGtshss fOr Germs
1923 NICHOLSON ST. sE.-sIx. ROOMS
4d Sstn Der month fidelity Iii Morsssse f6
vestment CORP. HOS z ST. NV. Natl. 243I.
tached. 6 rms. and bath. h.-wh.. gas and
cleo; S45 per month Fidelity Mortgage
Investment Corp. 1105 z st. NV. Natl.
2431.
S55-NEAR 18th AND SHEPHERD.
Colonial brick, large rooms. porche4.
Evening star., 1934-11-28

YOUNG MAN TO SHARE / ROOM. KIT
bath on upper Conn. ave; So 80. Phone
Decatur 3591-W Dos
Evening star., 1934-11-28

$500 1st ST NV ROOM. KITCHEN.
porch; detached house: h. W, gas. cleo.
phone. garage; quiet. comfortable. Phone
Evening star., 1934-11-28

$55-NEAR 18th AND SHEPHERD.
Colonial brick. large rooms. porchea
h.-wh, cleo; perfect condition FRANK
8. PHILIPS. Q27 18th st District 14l1.
(Continued On Nsxt Psgs.l
Evening star., 1934-11-28
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

grade car in wonderful condition; one OF
the best values we have ever offered.
Special price only S3s5: easy terms.
Capitol Motors Co.. 215 Pa. ave. Sc.
AUBURN 1892 cabriolet. l2-cylinder. dual
ratio. ride control. free wheeling, startix,
other automatic features: mechanically un-
questionable; wire wheels. trunk, fender
wells smart two-tone finish leather uphol-
stery rumble seat; S545. easy terms, with
Triangles Famous Blue Ribbon Guarantee
and 30-day no-coSt service. No. = N. Y.
ave NV Open evenings.
Evening star., 1934-11-28

DESIRABLE ROOM AND BATH WELL
furnished. Apply ofice. Rochambeau. Sl5
Connecticut ave. NV. 29'
E ERANC&iS u.s. SCOTT KEY APARTMENT
pletely furnished. linens. silver. Frigidare;
day. week, month; reasonable Natl. 5425
Evening star., 1934-11-28
APARTMENTS-FURNISHED

PARK LEE, 1880 PARK RD,-ExcELLENT
location; attractive living room. spacious
dressing room: dinette. kitchen, bath. Frig-
idaire; $50. Phone Adams 1882. 2S'
t kt bath hss sso front r ~ wski6s R1oGs MS
tance; owners home; adults; rent. $3.50.
ROCK CREEK APIS. 1906 ROCK CREEK
Frsidaire modean eaEtTe reasonasie sSGms col io66s
5-ROOM APT, CONSISTING OF BED
rooms. living room, dining room RECEPTION
hall kitchen and bath; exceptionally Teu
etc; large rooms. exposures; modern or
building; hotel service available. For sub
lease until October CT longer immediate
10th and Columbia rd. NV.
WILL WILL SHARE GROOM. KITCHEN = AND AND
PAIN Apartment with ] or young 4aoies'
DoWNIoWN-vERY DEsIR,, WELL-FUR.
IL r. apts.; clean, quiet, homeike: cont
h. W. phone; adults: refs 11l7 De Sales.
3 OUTSIDE RMS. B.. SHOWER. H, Ell.
gas 4 fr. inc, Apply AIS 9TH st. NV
FINE NV. LOCATION-LARGE. SUNNY
liv. rm.. bed rm.. kit. and bath; $50. in
Guiding gas and elec' adults. 735 Quebec
1904 18th ST NV, MT PLEASANT
Large room, complete kitchen porch. semi
private bath two employed adults; $40.
REASONABLE RENT: BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nlshed 2-bed-room apartment. 2915 Conn.
ave. Call Adams 9711-W.
sao-lBEAUTIFULL,Y FURNISHED: . BED
rms; hv, rm, kit .Idlnette bath; near 10Th
st. on Montague. Phone Columbia 565S
31S A ST NE RMS. KITCHENETTE
for adults; large. sunny. southern exposure
rooms; near Library and Capitol. Rea-
sonable.
HIGHLANDS CONN. AVE. AND CALI
fornia-Beautifully furnished apt. 500; ,
bed rooms. bath. living room. kitchenette,
bay windows. Phone North 1910. 30'
DETACHED .HOME-PRIVATE APT, 2 OR
rooms, private bath; Ink; instant. hot
water 5506 l4th NV. Georgia 59l9.
porch; detached house: h. W. gas. cleo.
phone; phone; sapage' quiet. comfortable. Phone
YOUNG MAN TO SHARE / ROOM, KIT.
bath on upper Conn. ave; $3.50. Phone
Decatur 3597-W. 29'
FREE RENTAL AGENCY CAR AND GUIDE
FREE. FREE. APTs; ALL ALL SECTIONS DAYS DAYS AND m
DESIRABLE ROOM AND BATH. WELL
furnished. Apply office. Rochambeau. Sl5
Connecticut ave. NV. 29'
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APARTMENT
Hotel. Goth and F nw.-l r, k. b., COM
pletely furnished. linens. silver. Frigidaire;
day. week. month; reasonable. Natl. 5425.
144S PARK RID. NV.
Fireproof Building-Elevator,
. rooms, kitchen. bath neatly furnished;
Erlgidaire. gas and electricity free; $50.
Northwest Housing Service.
3524 14th St. NV. Phone Col. 5000,
Furnished and unfinished apartments.
houses and rooms; Transportation supplied.
A CAR AND GUIDE FREE.
Furn and unfurn. apts houses and rooms.
DISTRICT RENTAL BUREAU.
OPT 18th St. NV. Room 500. ma. SIT
WANTED-APARTM
JAN :. 3 ROOMS KITCHEN. AND BATH.
unfur; porch preferred: need not supply
refrlgerator and range; rent not TO exceed
S35. Call Columbia 1909.
COUPLE DESIRE APT OR y OR RMS.
kitchenette bath. unfurnished: heat, cleo
Evening star., 1934-11-28
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
lCnntinnad

FORD 1884 VS. coupe. with rumble seat;
used by a member of the Arm; OK. from
bumpers to tail light: new-car guarantee
and service; generous trade; real low down
payment. Nolan. 1111 Eighteenth st. w.
FORD 1884 cabriolet; Brewster green. ra-
dio, perfect motor; fully guaranteed; real
Snappy job; S597; liberal terms. Nolan,
iii Eighteenth St NV.
FORD. 1880 coach, tight and sound
SlS7; s. down. S12.66 per month. Nolan.
III Eighteenth st. NV.
FORD 1881 de luxe roadster. Exceptional
month. Nolan. I'LL Eiehteenth st, NV.
FORD 1888 VS. Tudor sedan; black finish
unblemished: measures up TO new-car con con
dition in every respect: S459. with Tri-
and 30-day. no-cost service. Used-Car
Display. 18th and R. I. ave. ne. Open
evenings.
FORD 1929 Tudor: fine shape throughout;
any test or demonstration. Bargain at
Sl17. Nolan. III Eighteenth st. NV.
FORD late 1884 sport coupe; owned and
driven by lady: spotless apple-green
finish; motor hardly broken in: new-car
guarantee liberal trade. 1S-month terms.
FORD 1888 VS. Tudor sedan; original
rubber mechanically the best; S429 with
Triangles Famous Blue-Ribbon Guarantee
and 30-day no-coSt service. No. N. Y.
ave. NV. Open evenings.
FORD 1892 VS. Tudor sedan; black finish.
cream trim and wheels. very clean and
faultless mechanically. good tires; $3.50,
with Triangle's Famous Blue-Ribbon Guar
antee and 3O-day no-cost service Used
Car Display. 18th and r. l. ave. ne. Open
evenings.
Evening star., 1934-11-28
BOATS.
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

HOUSES-FURNISH
ATTRACTIVELY FUR. OR UNFUR. s AND
room houses in good locations. For free
car service phone Adams 6S63 IS.
WELL FURNISHED. DETACHED. RMS,
garage. nice yard. ami. electric. refTis;.
grand piano. Takoma Park. Shep. "a 4ls-J.
SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE IN GEORGE
town. SIPS month; references required.
Call Potomac 06S6. "
MODERN GROOM HOUSE. FURNISHED
cleo refrigerator piano. 426 Manor pl.
NV. l square north Park I'd. Adams 6o2l.
NEAR SHOREHAM AND WARDMAN PARK
Hotels-Beautifully furnished 10-room ana
4-bath home in good condition; VIII lease
for l or years Phone owner. Col. O2LO.
3SO9 T ST. NV
rooms. bath, large porches tscreeneoi
gas heat. elec. refrig. and garage: e4Uo
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CLUB.
& SHEPHERD ST.
bed rooms bath. large porches. beau,
tiful grounds. gas heat. elec. refrls, ana
PHILLIPS 4 CANDY. INC
National 1900. Investment bloe.
DETACHED ROOMS. . BATHS AND
sun parlor. oil heat. electric refrigeration.
large Handicapped grounds S110 per month.
For information call
WEAVER BROS, INC,
REALTORS.
WASHINGTON Bldg. Phone District 94s6.
Evening star., 1934-11-28

JAN. :. 3 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH.
refrigerator and range; rent not TO exceed
S35. Call Columbia 1909.
COUPLE DESIRE APT. OR = OR 3 RMS,
kitchenette. bath. unfurnished: heat, cleo
northeast section preferable. Adams 6s65.
Evening star., 1934-11-28

CHEVROLET 1892 coach. S295; only S31
down; no signers. Just a steady position
This car is in marvellous condition. Cen
tury Motors, 1905 14th ST. NV. Phone
North Qo3o
Evening star., 1934-11-28
SALE-AuTOMOBILES.

FORD 1882 coupe. with rumble seat: run
but little. right up in perfect condition
steal at $337; trade and easy terms.
Nolan. iii Eighteenth st. NV.
FORD 1888 VS. Fordor sedan; original
finish shows no blemish. very. clean. excel
down. balance easy. with Triangle's Famous
Blue Ribbon Guarantee and 30-day no-coSt
service. No. 2 N. Y. ave. NV. Open eve
nings.
FORD 1882 VS. de luxe sedan radio
equipped: attractively finished in black
pertly conditioned mechanieally: S2s5, with
Triangles Famous Blue Ribbon Guarantee
and 3O-day no-cost service. No. = N. Y.
ave. NV. Open evenings
FORD 1892 VS. coupe: maroon finish, red
trim and wire wheels; appearance and me-
Triangles Famous Blue-Ribbon Guarantee
and 30-day no-cost service. Used-Car
Display. 18th and r. ]. ave. ne. Open
evenings.
GRAHAM 1898 six special de luxe sedan;
very low mileage. beautiful condition. inte-
rior immaculate. 8 artillery wheels. metal
tire covers. trunk rack; looks like new:
trade accepted; terms. Hyattsville Motor
HUDSON 1892 coach: mechanically and
appearance excellent: $3.50: guaranteed;
terms. See Mr.. Barnes. 1929 14th st.
Phone Decatur 23aO.
HUDSON 1929 5-pass. de luxe sedan; 6
wire wheels. This is the popular 6,cyl.
Capitol Motors Co. 215 Pa. ave. Sc.
NASH 1882 sport sedan Ode luxe); driven
very little. original nnish like new. excel
a money-back guarantee. for S3g5. The
Trew Motor Co. 1926 14th. Dec. 1910.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-03-16
Fight On CIV. A. Firing
Rises Turnout Country
The CWA Workers Are Fighting;
Give Them Leadership!
AN EDITo RIAL

THE Roosevelt qndate cwA
to cut unemployed possible
rolls Federal Relief Director Hopkins visit
general and empty promises is attempt pill
starvation being dealt out to the job regime
Roosevelt Relief will be needy" Hopkins
which is warning that relief coming
getting back to the relief basis" the unemployed given
relief cuts and starvation.
The demonstrations of cWA workers throughout country
show that the unemployed
firing and relief
The Unemployment Councils especially develop
ing at all CwA jobs neighborhoods at the
relief offices the actions firing
Tor all unemployed workers The delegates
Venon Against Unemployment for
jobs and relief The units
resonsbe for leading the fight
and to stop the C.W~A. firing cutting
Employed and Unemployed Workers.
Hopkins and Roosevets will
that the action Of the
OF Roosevelt to with jobs!
eva workers-demonstrate at the against WA
tnuaton and extension of CWA of the
wage cut and union and conditions Jobs
Unemployed workers Demonstrate Jobs or
cash relief for all relief equivalent the
prevailing in the industry conditions
Employed and unemployed Demand your Congressman
the immediate of the and Social
Insurance Bill (H. R. 759S
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-03-16
Cops Use Tear Gas,
Clubs Against 500
Pickets in Racine
SOCIALIST Leaders Aided
Police Against
Strikers

RACINE, Wis, March 15.-Police
here today used tear gas bombs and
whacked at the heads of strikers in
an attempt to smash the picket lines
OF over 500 at the j. I. Case Com
pany plant. Over 1900 workers have
been on strike here for several
weeks demand wage increases and
union recognition.
Pickets were effectively surround
ing the plant, preventing the en-
trance OF scabs, when the entire
police force, modified for the &C.
casion, descended on the workers
and attacked them viciously. Clubs
were swung freely on the strikers.
Ernest Siewait, 81 years old, was
brutally beaten over the head by
a cop.
A special police guard was thrown
around the city hall here when
pickets announced they would hold
a demonstration there against the
ex-socialist Mayor Swaboda.
The Socialist-led Racine County
Workers Committee has been urg-
ing the workers not to picket, and
have been cooperating with the po-
lice against pickets. Recently the
Socialist A. F. Mitchell, in accord
ance with the wishes of the bosses
and the police, urged the workers to
refrain from picketing and abide
by police orders to let scabs through.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-03-16
May Day Edition to Garry
Bro,Uder, Hathaway articles
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Edition Will Be Circulated Turnout the us.

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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-03-16
Quick UnificatiOn
OF All Aviation Is
New ROOSeyeItPla

WASHINGTON, March ia
survey looking toward the unifica-
ton Of all the countries air forces
has been ordered by Roosevelt, it
was announced today.
The survey will be under the di-
rection Of the War Department
The Roosevelt government desire
to unity the country's air forces
under central leadership follows
RooSevelt's suggestion that all the
telephone and telegraph companies
be also directed by a centralized
office. These are all parts of the
Roosevelt government preparation
for war.
The fight among the inner mill
tarist cliques of the Roosevelt gov
eminent and the group of airplane
company industrialists for the con-
troll of the governments air-mail
routes has flared up again. Colonel
Lindbergh has refused to accept the
invitation of Secretary of War Dern
to serve on the commission in
vestigating the proposal to unity
the air forces. Lindbergh has con-
nections with the airplane COM
panies who have been reaping fat
profits through government con-
tracts and government corruption.
The clique of the War Depart
ment fighting for the government
control of the airmail lines is in
teretsed mainly in getting the
routes for war purposes.