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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01
K|TUNO DARAB0T
AJANLANAK
A Farrell-SharOni DalkOr
szeretne YOungst0wnban lie.
jatszani a ''Tul a Macy Kri.
vanon" cimi remek magyar
enekes darab0t

kozonseg bizonyara emlekszik
hogy milyen szepen szerepeltek
a multi evi Magyar Napon a
Fa-rell-Sharoni dalosok. Ez a
faradhatatlan muveszgarda nem.
iegen oriasi sikerrel jatszotta
Sharonban "Tul Macy Kriva-
non" cimi bajos zenejii hires
magyar operettet. A Dalkor ne.
veben a napokban Komlos A. Ell.
nok irt nekink, hogy szeretnek
Ioungstownban es talan Camp
bellben lejatszani a darabot.
A Campbelli Kultur Kor, a
Pro Hungaria, vagy az vi Yer
hovay fiok lit nagyon konnyen
megrendezhetne az el6adast,
inert azoknak bizonyara akadna
sep nagy kozonsege.
Ha erdekli valamelyik egyl.-
tet ez az ugy. irjanak A. Kom-
los, P. 0. Box SO, Farrell Pa
cim ala es AIT hisszik, feltete-
lekben mem lenne nehez megal-
lapodni.
Mar regen mem volt Young
stownban magyar szinhaz. A
Farrell-Sharoniak kituno hangu
es jol betanitott enekesek. Valo-
szlnu, hogy kozonseg szivesen
felkeresne oket. Talan lehetne
Campbellben egy el6adast tar
tani es masikat a West Sideon
"a CLANCY schoolban, mersekel1
helyarak mellett. Az eszme jo es
mi szivesen segedkezink kivite.
leben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01

Tiszt. MARION sANDOR
lekezet egeszseges lelki eletenek
legfobb bizonyiteka az. lla az u
teste es we're scent sakramantu.
n.aban minel tobb alkalo1nmal 6
minel nagyobb szamban resze-
sednek, bizonysagot es vallast
teve az 8 hitiikrol es annak feje-
delmer6l a Krisztusrol. Vigyaz-
zunk, hogy meg ne szegyenul.
junk!
Reformatus Egyesiileti kotve-
nyeiket vasarnap az istentisztelet
elott vagy utan vegyek at azok
az III tagok, akik ait az elmult
vasarnap elmulasztottak es szi-
veskedjenek februar havi tagdi-
jaikat is rendezni, ha ait a je-
lentkezes alkalmaval mar ell nem
inteztek.
Egyhazi betegsegelyzo egyle-
tunk gyiilese, az Urvacsora osz-
tasara tekintettel most mem a ho-
nap elso. hanem masodik vasar-
napjan lesz. Akkor jelentkezze-
mex azok. akik a hirdetett ked-
vezmenyes beallast igenybe
ohaj tiak ven.,i.
Szere.eetto, i-erjuk, hogy az
Urvacsoraban resztvevok adoma-
nyaikra has znaljak azokat a XII
Ion boritekokat, miket temp.
lon bejaratanal helyeztunk Ell.
Mem az adomany nagysaga a
fcntos, hiszen mindnyajan is
merjuk viszonyokat, hanem a
leiek, mely ARA kesztet, hogy
Isten Egyhazarol anyagi aldo
zatokkal is megemlekezzunk a
nehez id6kben is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01
A MAGYAR DEMOKRATA
KOR GYULEST TART

Marcus Sen, hetfon este
orai kezdettel tartja a Mahonine
Megyei Magyar Demokrata Kor
rendes havi gyuleset a Young.
stown hotel kiilon termeben, a
mely West Boardman es Wes,
Front St. sarkan van.
Fontos. mindnyajunkat erdek-
l6 ugyeket fogunk eloadni &
meghiyott vendeg szonokok fog
jak magyarazni az vi kerti ha-
Yak, haz-kolcsonok, nemzeti vi
jaepitesi torvenyt. Keretnek az
erdeklOdok es az osszes tagok
pontos megjelenesre.
Ezen gyiilesen vi tagok is be.
allhatnak. az evi tagdij csekely
so cent.
Minden tag tartsa kotelessege.
mex legalabb egy vendeget hoz.
nj magaval.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01
AMT Mem LEHET ELKER6LNI

A kormany napok ota probalja
kikutatni, hogy nit szolna a
kongresszus egy munkabiztosi-
tasi torvenyhez.
Valiant olyanfajta torvenyt ke-
resnek, amilyennek az alapjan
Angllaban nunkatlanokat az
allan a letminimummal ellatia.
munkatlansag esetere valo biz
tositast.
EFT a biztositast mem adna
a szovetseg.
Adna penzt minden allamnak.
hogy munkatlansag esetere va
10 biztositasrol, roviden a munka-
biztositasrol az egyes allamok
eondoskodjanak, ahogy ait egy
federalt orszagban tenni kellene.
Az ellatatlanok terhet vissza
kellene haritani az egyes ALA
mokra, amelyek aztan rata len
nenek, hogy a munkasokat a
megfelel6 iparagak szamlajara
tamogatnak, amikor azok m1n-
kat mem adnak.
A szovetseg = kulonosen a
Roosevelt kormany nem
akarja nagat kihuzni a teher-
b61, bizonyara sulyos osszegek-
KEEL segefyezne az egyes alamo
kat, de torvenyek adminisztra-
cioja esv az anyagi teher nagy
resze az 'allamok dolga renne.
Olyan= formaban, ahogy most
munka kozben tortsnt baleset-
biztositasok vannak kezelve.
A compensation biztositas ter
heit minden iparag befizeti es
az allamnak csak annyi a szere-
pc, hogy a torvenyt vegrehajtja
es keze1i befizetctt osszegeket.
Nemefy af1amban meg at sem
teszik, neme1y af1amban az ipar-
vaf1afatok biztosito intezetekhez
fordufhatnak, ha akarnak.
Termeszetes, hogy a 48 allam-
ban 48 fele torveny lenne egyik
jobb, vagy inkabb egyik rosszabb
lenne a masiknal, de ett6l mem
kell tulsagosan megijednlnk.
Minden allan igenybe kivanna
venni a szovetseg segitseget Is
szovetsegi segelyt erre a celra
csak akkor kapnanak, ha meg
felelnenek bizonyos kovetelme-
nyeknek, amiket az III dealerek
egesz jol megszabnanak.
Akarhogy iteljik meg a dol
Sokdt, mem SzaDad elfeleJtenunk,
hogy az Egyesiilt -Allamok nem
egyseges orszag, hanem negyven-
nyolc szabad Is tobbe-kevesbe
fuggetlen allan szovetsege.
Mem lehet elkivanni hat mond-
juk Nevada allamtol, ahol mum
katlan emberek alig vannak,
hogy a pennsylvania munkatla-
nok ellatasanak terhet arany-
talan mertekben viseljek.
Viselje AIT el Pennsylvania, a.
mely aztan ra tudja haritani a
Mellonokra, meg a tobbi ipar-
bar6kra, ahogy compensation
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01
KERELEM

A Youngstown Is K0rnyeki
Magyar Egyhazak Is Egyletek
Nagybizottsaga ez idei, immar
1o-ik k0z0s Marciusi Unnepelyt
ez evben MARCUS 1s-AN del.
utan 2 oral kezdettel tartja a
Central Auditoriumban.
Keri a Nagybizottsag az 0sz-
secs Youngstown es k6rnykki
magyar egyhazakat Is egylete-
ket, hogys Gre a delutanra ne
rendezzenek semmifele mas lin
nepelyt vagy 6sszej0vetslt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01
A SENT ISTvAN EGYLET
FONTOS GYULE EST TART

A Scent Istvan Egylet most
vasarnap, marcus 4-en delutar
3 oral kezdettel tartja rendes
havi gyuleset a szokott helyen
Kerem a tagtarsakat, hogy minel
nagyobb szamban sziveskedjenek
a gyulesen megjelenni, mivel
fontos ugyek keriilnek maid tar
gyalasra. Akik mem kildtek be
szavazatukat postan, szivesked-
jenek AIT a gyufesen beadni. -
Fuggesztett tagok: Pinter Jo-
zsef, Szeman Miklos IS Szernan
Miklosne 3E3 havi hatrafekkaf
kerem a fiiggesztett tagokat,
hogy hatralekaikat szemelyesen
intezzek e1 gyllesen, inert a
masok a1ta1 ki1dott p9nz mem
lesz elfogadva. = Toro1ve 1ettek
Ifj. Barko Janos, Ifj. Barko ia.
nosne es Bukovi Mihaly ~
havi hatra1ekkal. - Beteg tag
jaink: Hoffer Andras, Csenterics
Pal, Vas Istvan, id. Buncsi Ja-
nosne, Jambrik Istvanne es HUI
bert Ferenc, jelenleg a City kor-
hazban, S. Side osztalyban. -
Betegseg titkarnal jelentend6:
l7O6 Oak Street. Telefon 3O860.
G6ber Janos, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
XII Lelkesz:
Borsy-Kerekes Gy0rgy
925 Mahoning Ave Phone $685.


Vendeg-lelkesz. - Tiszteletes
Marion Sandor New York Citv)
predikal keddt6l ke ezdod6les
templomunkban minden este $
ugyancsak 3 fogja vegezni a
rank kovetkezo vasarnapi ige-
hirdetest es urvacsorai agenda
East is. A gvi,lekezet estenkint
royekvo szamtan latogatja a.
alkalmakat, hogv elokeszitse ma
cat scent asztalhoZ. Hiss zllk
ss varjuk, hogy hiveink leheto-
leg teljes szamban vesznek resz'
az Urvacsoraban. Egy-egy gyl.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01
terheket azokra haritotta.

terheket azokra haritotta.
Iermeszetes, hogyha a kon-
gresszus egy ilyen torvenyt meg
savanna, az Egyesult Allamok
meg hatra lennenek IS egy nap
alatt, vagy egy honap alatt mem
lenne torveny union minden
allamaban a do1ogbol.
De ha egyszer szovetsegi ta-
mogatast igernek, egyik allan
Sc nyugszik belle, hogy attol ell
essex. amig tobbi mas allan
penzeket kap a kincstartol.
Sietve szavaznak hat meg min
den allamban a munkatlansag
csetere valo biztositast es ezzel
igazan vi dealt kapnanak a pol
garok::
Megsziinne akkor a welfare
alamizsnaja, megszinne a folly
tonos retteges es a folytonos
megalazas, megsziinnenek ka-
racsonyi kosarak, meg a tobbi
apro szemte1enkedesek, inert biz
tositasi ilfeteket kapna, akinek
mem lenne munkaja.
Hoover alatt meg csak emlite-
mi sem volt szabad az ilyen
"radikafis7 terveket es ahogy az
angol fourak gyalazatosan elne-
veztek "dole"-nak (adomanynak)
a biztositasi illeteket. lit is csak
dole-ro1 beszeltek.
| Ma azonban mas vilagot elink,
ma senki mem merte komolyan
e1lenezni, mikor Roosevelt de-
cember elejen kincstart a nincs-
te1enek elott kinyitotta es a
CWA pay roll-jan keresztll egy
milliardot igert a szegeny ehes
embereknek.
A kongresszusban meg nem
nagyon lelkesednek ma sem a
Wagner-Lewis inditvanyert.
De a kormany manapsag men,
tulsagosan sokat tor6dik a kon-
gresszussal.
Perkins MINISTER, akit Wash
ingtonban a kor egyik legna-
gyobb emberenek tartanak, "a
vartalanul folytatja kihaffgata-
sokat ebben a dologban es a
multi heten maga ele idezte 43
allan munkaminiszteret, hogy a
tervet veliik megbeszefje.
Megmondta nekik, hogy a
nincstelen embereket nem lehet
hagyni ehenveszni, valamilyen
formaban segiteni kell 6ket es
tisztessegesebb do1og munka-
biztositas cimen penzt adni,
mint rendszeres alamizsnaval
koldust csinalni a polgarsag egy
negyed reszeb6l.
A meghivott allami tisztvise-
lok nagy resze lelkesen helyesel-
te a szovetsegi munkaminiszter
programjat, de meg az sem lett
volna fontos, ha mindannyian
ellene lettek volna Perkinsnek.
Amt az elnok Is amt ez a
nagyszeru asszony akarnak, abb
hnl ,,ooctauaha.. AC..,r.,+ cn:.x
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01
MAGYAROK NAPTARA

AVA ~ ~AASOAA ANk1A = xAxNkA
Marcus II, szombat este tea
estely Campbell Kultur Kor
vi helyisegeben, Reed Ave, es.
18th St. sarok.
Marc. ls, vasarnap delutan q
orakor a Central Auditoriumban
a Nagybizottsag kozos Marcus
Unnepelye.
Marcus ls-an, vasarnap este;.
Sandtr es Jozsef estely, Macy.
Nagyassz. Hitk. sajat iskol4ja-.
ban.
Marcus l8:an, vasarnap, este
Scent Gyorgy Cor. Kath. Egy-
haz hazafias iinnepe1ye:
Aprilis 2: A Campbell Kultur
Kor husveti ba1ja Roman Hal1-
ban.
Aprilis 15-en, vasarnap, Macy.
Nagyassz. Hitk. sziner1adasa.
sajat iskola.jaban.
Aprilis 29-en, vasarnap este,
'Gyorgy-Gyula estefy Macy.
Nagyassz. Hith. sajat iskolaja-
ban..
Aprilis 26, II, 2s Is ze. Macy.
.Nagyassz. tavaszi bazara, sajit
iskolajaban.
Aprilis %. 0reg Amerikas Ma
gyarok Macy evfordul6, talalkoz6
vacsora es miisoros estelye a
Central A Auditoriumban.
Aprilis 2o-en este fel nyolckor
Gyorgy es Gyula estely gorog
katho1ikusoknal.
Majus 13-Sn este 7 orakor
Mothers Day iinnepely a gorog
katholikusoknal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01
PRO HUNGARIA"
GYULESE

A Pro Hungaria Magyar Nok
Vilagszovetsegenek youngstown
osztalya MARCUS 6-an, kedder
este fel nyolc oral Ike ezdettel tart.
ia rendes gylleset a West Side
Otthonban.
Kerjuk tagsag teljes szamr
megjeleneset, miutan tobb fon.
tos targy kerul megbeszelesre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01
A MARCIUSI tNNEPELY
BIZOTTSAGA GYULESEZIK

A marciusi iinnepely program
janak kidolgozasara kikuldott BIZ
zottsag most szombaton, mar
cius San este pont 7:3O orakor
a Scent Istvan Otthonban fontos
gyllest tart. Keretnek Nagybi-
zottsag tisztvisel6i Is a kikiil-
dott tagok megjelenesre.
G6ber Janos. titkAr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01
max ebben az orszagban.

max ebben az orszagban.
Es a munkatlansag esetere va
10 biztositast mem lehet elkeriil-
nj, tehat azt meg fogjak csinalni.
Es mem rnulik ell az 1o34-ik'
esztend6, miel6tt javaslatot ell
kezdik kongresszusban tar
gyalni. & Il,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-24
Nearly Loses Sight
In Strange Accident

Roger Smith. 1l-year-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nal 6. Smith OF Sanger,
Is recovering in q local hospital from
injuries received In q peculiar acci-
dent.
While playing with companions
around an abandoned oil pump they
found piece Of pipe sticking above
the ground. The boys dropped peb-
bles down the pipe and listened to
them strike bottom for some time.
Finally Roger lit . match and drop
ped it down. putting his eyes close
to the top In an attempt to see how
far down the bottom was. An explo-
sion followed which blew pebbles and
an accumulation Of debris into his
face.
His eyes were severely injured and
it was feared for some time he would
lose his sight. He will leave the hos
pital within . day or two on the way
to . complete recovery.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-24
Boy Naturalist Has
An Item for Ripley

Ripley should know about the
large purple and gray butterfly
which emerged from its cocoon
Friday evening and now Is flying
around the Oscar Lovin residence
ct 900 Seventh st., making itself
very much at home.
Oscar Lovin. Jr., 7. found the
cocoon on plum tree In the
yard late last November. He
brought it inside, hung 1t on q
curtain and watched it faithfully.
waiting for the butterfly.
Two weeks ago there was q lit
tie sound inside the cocoon. FRI
day Oscars patience Was reward
ed when the harbinger Of spring
came forth to find zero weather.
Saturday morning when Mrs.
Niels Loyin. the boys grandmoth.
Or, told The Tribune about the
butterfly, 1t was unconcernedly
fitting about the lace curtain
where the cocoon had repoeed for
three months
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-24
6. 0. P. CONGRESSMAN
ARE TRYING TO PUT
SANDERS ON SHELF
Will Conduct Campaign This
Fall Without Benefit Of
National Committee

Washington, Feb. 24.-(F-A quiet
effort to shelve Everett Sanders as
chairman Of the Republican national
committee was read Saturday by po-
litical observers into the unprecedent-
ed decision by senate and house Re-
publicans to fight next falls campaign
ION their own
Chairmen Of the house and senate
Republican campaign committees an
nounced Friday that they would COM
bine to conduct the campaign togeth-
er, without the help Of the national
committee.
In the decision, many an observer
thought he could see the political
finger Of McNary Of Oregon, the sen
ste Republican leader.
For months he has been trying to
prevent q bitter factional row In the
party ranks from breaking into the
open over the national committee
craftsmanship.
Many Of the politically minded be-
lieved that, in order to prevent this.
McNary and the two committee chair
men-Senator Hastings Of Delaware,
and Representative Bolton Of Ohio
had decided to let Sanders hold the
title Of national chairman but to con-
duct their campaign independently
Of him.
Republican leaders have made no
secret Of friction between many on
capitol hill and the party headquar-
tiers. The congressional chiefs pri-
vately have criticized the committees
statements attacking the ADMINISTERS
ton. They contended that was poor
politics at this time.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-24
CONTROVERSY OVER
PROP uganda CHARGE
AROUSES INTEREST
Head of New York Stock Ex.
change Takes Exception to
Recent Charge
STRONG FOR FREE SPEECH
Senate Investigators Point to
$1,000, 900 Spent in Pub
licity Drive

Washington, Feb. 24.-(P-A rag
ing controversy over propaganda"
charges delayed Saturday the windup
Of the senate's two-year Investigation
Of the stock market.
Richard Whitney. head Of New
York's ''big board" issued Friday
night sharp denial that the ex-
change is flooding the country with
propaganda" against the Fletcher
Rayburn bill for government control
of the exchange.
If his efforts to defeat the measure
are propaganda, he said, then the
constitutional right Of free speech is
dead.
In reply. senate investigators point
ed to fresh testimony that the New
York exchange spent 81 900 900 in less
than five years for publicity pur-
poses.
The senate committee had intended
to close its inquiry-temporarily at
least-with Fridays session, but the
propaganda" controversy spoiled
that plan.
To Quiz Publicity Now
More pages will be added on Mon
day to the 5000, 900 words Of testimony
when George U. Harriss. of the ex-
changes publicity committee, returns
to tell more of how the million for
publicity was spent, including distri-
button Of book on short selling to
members Of congress.
Then Whitney himself will take tho
stand, facing Ferdinand Pecora, In
vestigator-counsel, at the formal
opening Of hearings on the Fletcher
Rayburn control bill.
It was Chairman Fletcher Of the
senate committee who leveled direct
charges OF propaganda" at Whitney.
Whitney, In an interview, replied:
I think the charge Is unfounded.
I summarized the provisions Of the
bill and asked the presidents Of cor
porations having stock listed on the
New York stock exchange to give the
matter their personal consideration.
AS a result Of the hearing Friday.
senate investigators felt their case for
regulation had been strengthened.
From leaders of big business they
had evidence indicating that small
group of large corporations was net
ting several million dollars q month
at the height Of the 1929 boom by
lending money to finance speculation.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-24
Two Rescued From
Blaze at WahpetOn

Wahpeton, N. D., Feb. 24.-(P1-
Firemen rescued two persons trapped
on the third floor Of the Merchants
hotel Friday when flames destroyed
the 5O-room structure with loss Of
$4,000.
Frank Grossman. day clerk, and
Frank Keene. q guest, were carried
down ladders from a third floor win
dow. Flames had blocked every other
egre6s.
Although hampered by q strong
wind and 10-below-zero weather, fire
men prevented the blaze from spread
ing to adjoining buildings.
Ed Swanson Is proprietor Of the
hotel. owned by the McAllister fam
lily OF Morris, MINI. It was built IS
years ago and was Wahpeton's lead
ing hostelry.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-24
Burleigh Farmers to
Wage War on G0phers

Burleigh county will begin its fight
against gophers early this year, &C
cording to County Agent H. o. Put
nam. This week letters were sent to
chairmen Of township boards ara
township clerks asking for estimates
on the amount Of poison oats the
townships will use.
Putnam urges the township OFF,
cials to get the information to the
county office Is soon as possible 80
that the work may be started. Last
year approximately $50 bushels Of
poison oats were used IN Burleigh
county for the eradication Of the pest.
The county y again furnishing the
poison.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-24
north DAKOTA given
$1,5O0,0O0 FOR FEED
Will Care for Needs Of Farmers
Who Are Entitled to Relief,
Wilson Says

With q cash grant Of 81 500 900 al
lotted to North Dakota Friday for
feed relief for livestock by Harry L.
Hopkins, federal emergency relief d.
rector. farmers in this state who are
entitled to such relief will be well
cared for, according to E. A. Wilson,
head Of the feed distribution for the
federal emergency relief committee.
The above amount Is part Of S.
600 900 allotted to nine states Friday
to enable farmers to purchase feed.
Minnesota received 500, 600. South
Dakota $l,s5o,000 and Wisconsin
$3.50, 900.
The cash grant Of $l,5oo,0oo is IN
addition to the 1887 cars OF wheat.
IL cars Of corn and 137 cars Of oats
allotted to North Dakota by the FED
eral Surplus Relief Corporation which
Is being delivered ct the present
time. It will enable the feed relief
director to purchase feed where nee
essary to meet emergencies, Wilson
said.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-24
Optimism Shown in
Business Reports

Washington, p. G., Feb. 24.-Opti-
mIstic versions Of the business outlook
were registered In statistical an
Inducements Saturday by the Ameri-
can Railway association and the Unit
ed States Department Of Commerce.
Loadings Of revenue freight for the
railway association In the week end
ing Feb. II were 598.696 cars. an In
CT ease Of 26.302 over the preceding
week. 81 1867 above the same week Ia
1888 and 1851 above 1882.
The Department Of Commerce an
nlounced that factory sales Of auto
mobiles jumped from 84,l52 In De-
cember to l9l. 0o6 in January. The
January total was some $1,000 units
over January, 1888. and more than
10000 units over January, 1882.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-24
Boy Hurt When Cap on
Toy Pistol Explodes

Robert Woodmansee, l2-year odd
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Woodman-
see, Ga Fourth st.. suffered possible
injuries to his eyes and badly
burned face when q cap on q toy pts,
toy exploded Thursday.
The boy was playing with the cap
pistol and dropped It on q concrete
floor causing the cap to explode. He
suffered severe. powder burns on his
face; The extent Of injuries to his
eyes mas not yet peen determined.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-24
Bar Montana Area
From Despoilation

Missoula, Mont. Feb. 24.-(F-Two
hundred and forty thousand unspoil-
ed mountain acres. where elk browse
and trout flash in tumbling streams,
have been barred from despoilation.
The area, federal land on the Sun
river. has been declared = primitive
area and will remain untracked by
road and unmarried by human habita-
tion.
Hunters and fishermen may enter
BY foot or horseback.