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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-16
Mem LESzNEK MACUKRA HACYATvA
Az Greg Amerikdsok Aggmenhdzdt egesz Magyar
Amerika tdmogatni fogja
g.. ES HARMINCKILENCEN MECHALTAK"

AAOSy I'LL kOZc " cIIDcI I'D
Klinak az Greg Ameikasok agg-
menhazahoz, ait mem a cikk ele-
jGn fogjuk megirni.
Mert a cikk elejen arrol trunk,
hogy a chicagoi farmvasarlast
amilyen meresz, olyan imponalo
amilyen sulyos, olyan gyonyorii
megmozdulasnak tartjuk es ugy
srezzuk. hogy az Greg Ameriki
sokat mem fogja niagara hasyni
nemes igyekezeteben Amerika
magyarsaga.
Mem ismerjiik a birtokvasar-
las kozelebbi reszleteit, az arya.
81 oldalait, a birtok je!enlesj
felvev6 kepesseget, de eek a
reszletek mem is nagyon erde-
kelnek bennunket.
Valoszinii, hogy a chicagoi rna.
gyarok "on faith" mentek a me.
resz vallalkozasba, inert mem a
szamitas, mem ketszerketto
mem az ambicio. hanem a silk.
seq kenyszeritette az aggmen.
haz felallitasat.
Tobbszor leszogeztiik ebben az
ujsagban, hogy maholnap min.
den nagyobb magyar kolonianak
kell ilyesmirol gondoskodni, ez
azonban korantsem jelenti, hogy
q letesitend6 otthonokat az anne.
rikai magyarsag segiteni mem
fogja, hogy azok csupan annak
= kolonianak a vallain fognak
nyugodni.
Vannak, akik ellenzik ezeke,
sz ujabb "kozterheket'', vannak
akik ugy erik, hogy meglev6 ma.
gyar intezmenyeinket kell csu.
pin tamogatni es meg lehet er-
teni ezt a felfogast is.
Sajnos, meglev6 intezmenyeink
nem elegskgesek ma sem ARA
hogy otthont adjanak minden
otthontalan magyarnak Is -
ilyen az emberi termeszet -
a tavollevo intezmenyeket mem
is segitjuk annyira, mint anne
syeek elottink es mellettiink van
max. = AA Asss1Gs
b-Sein ligonieri nagyszeru ala
pitas, sem a Father Riley altal
meginditott detroit menhazak
mem fogjak karat latni, ha ha-
sonlo intezmenyeink lesznek az
orszagbati. ww--~n2'
I De ha esetleg az okat anya.
giiag meg is ereznek, mem lehe1
segiteni a dolgon, ezekre az oft.
honokra minden siriin lakott ma.
gyar videken sziikseg lesz.
Az Greg Amerikasok nagysze
I'll megmozdulasa azert lepte
meg kellemesen Amerika ma
gyarsagat, inert zaj nelkiil, dob
$40 nelkul csinaltak, inert csal
a kesz munkaval alltak elenk {.
akkor is keveset beszeltek.
Minthogy az Oreg Amerikasol
Csaladja polgari egyesiiles, bat
ran feltehetjuk,, hogy annak We
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-16


vezett lesz, hogy hozzaert6 en-
berek joakaratu gondossaga fog
ia kormanyozni, ahogy AIT Ii
gonierben megtettek.
Ahol felel6s igazgatosag irja
el6 a vezetes minemiiseget, ahol
az esetleges hibakat inert
hibasak mindig az emberi alko-
tasok - felelos board tanacsa
es rendelete kormanyozza, tehat
a $40 szoros ertelmeben is koz-
intezmeny lesz cz az otthon.
Akik nem ertik meg, hogy
inert van sziiksegiink olyan ma
gyar otthonokra, ahol az Greg
estverekben, faradt magya-
~okban, az elesett emberekben
testvert latnak, azoknak az oku-
lasara most mar elaruljuk, hogy
nit keres 80 halal az alcim-
ben.
Chicago mellett, Cook County
Forest Infirmary-jaban 1888
Greg szemely talal otthont, Cook
County szamlajara.
Kozintezmeny, hivatalos men
haz, amt az adofizetok szamla-
jara tartanak fem, de amt -
politikusok kormanyoznak.
S mikor a mutt hetekben szaz
fokral nagyobb volt h6seg azon
videken, a menhaz lakoi gva-
pot-ingedben. hosszu tell alsoru-
hakban jartak, inert mem kaptak
konnyebb ruf,at, amire a1iit6lag
mem jutott pemze a megyknek.
Ilyen oltozetekben dolgoztat-
tax a napsitotte farmon es olyan
taplalekot kaptak, arnit normalis
idore irtak elo, mem pedig a
szaz fokos hoseg idejere.
Es a meleg napokban har-
miackilencen halifax meg a h6-
skgtM.
Akik ezeket a k0zintezmenye-
ket kormanyozzak. azoknak a jo-
szandekaban mem akarunk kk-
telkedni.
De a parancsot a politika osz-
togatja a szanunkra Is aFra sok-
kal tobb gondjuk van, mint a
menhazban elo Greg lakokra.
Exert van szikseg magyar
menha zakra. exert vette Macy
orommel a hirt minden jo akara-
tu magyar ember, hogy az Greg
amerikas meghajlott vallaira
ilyen terhet etneltek Is biztosit-
juk oket, hogy a terhet mem egy-
magukban fogjak cipelni.
Segit nekik ennek az orszag-
max minden jo akaratu fhagyarja
Mert ha mar egyszer elszolit
ia az Ur a kioregedett, hajlott
hatu, kidolgozott Is nincstelennf
Walt Greg testverefet kozolunk
| nem akarjuk, hogy olyan naodor
siettessuk az utolso orajukat
ahogy AIT a Cook County agg
menhazban megtettek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-16
III

foldon, magyar levegoben eltem,
magyar esszel gondolkoztam,
azert talaltam egyoldalu eszja-
rasu embernek Altneder Feren-
Get. Mi akkor meg azokban az
emberekben lattunk nagyot, akik
mindenhez ertettek, mindenhez
hozza tudtak szolni, szinte meg
szeditettek az embert szeleskorii
latasukkal.
Amerika mas gchdolEozasra
tanitott. ARA, amit a magyar
kozmondas ICY fejez XII
= Kiki sajat mestersegenek
kovacsa.
Ma mar tudom, hogy a tu-
domany oriasi fejlettsege mel
lett elegendo toliink az, ha egy
agnak vagyunk a mesterei. Sot
lassankent odajutuiik, hogy az
egyetlen mestersegbol is kiva-
lasztunk egy-egy kiilonleges agat
es csak abban probalunk tokele-
tesek lenni. Icy alakultak XII az
orvosi tudomanyban a sebeszek,
akik csak sebeszek, belgyogya-
szok, a szemeszek, szivbaj
gyogyitoi es a tobbi kiilonfele,
ugynevezett "specialistak".
Igazsagos .mertekkel NERVE
ugy latom ma dolgokat, hogy
az en- egykori osztalyos tar
saim kozul csak ket embert tart
hatok kivalonak. Az egyik Ka-
zay Endre, patakmalom tulaj-
donosanak gyogyszeresz fla. aki
a maga szakmaja mellett ma
radt Is a gyogyszereszet tudo-
manyaban esinalt nevezetes fel-
fedezeseket, a mask pedig Alt
neder Ferene, aki szinten nem
nyujt6zkodott tovabb. csak ad-
dig, ameddig paplana ert es a
banyaszat mestefe lett.
Exert hivtak meg Bouiderbe.
ahol a draga penzen fizetett ta-
mari kar maid hanyattesett. mi
kor az els6 gyiilesen Altneder ait
kerdezte to1uk:
-H Hol van legkozelebbi ere
banya? 1EzEFEEn-. !,
Megkerdeztek t5le, hogy NIT
akarna a banyaval? Amire Alt
neder megmondta a magaet:
- Leviszem egy hetre a ta-
nulokat a banyaba. Aki mem
fejtette sajat kezevel es sajat
csakanyaval az erect, abbol So
hase lesz jo banyamernok.
Az els6 felesztendo vegen Alt
neder megbuktatta diakok fe-
let, amire azok oft hagytak az
egyetemet. A tanari kar nagyon
megszeppent erre es ijedten ker.
deztek Altnedert:
Miert buktatta meg ait q
sok tanulot?
Altneder ARA is megfelelt:
- Mert mem szerettek a ba
nya nehez munkajat, levegojet
Irodaban dolgozo mernokol
akartak lenni csupan es az flyer
fajta emberekb6l mem lesz sob;
jo banyamernok.
Meg egy nevezetes ujitast no
nositott meg Boulderben Alt
| neder Ferenc. A tanulasi i'd
alatt levelezesbe bocsatkozott ;
Macy amerikai banyakkal es
nyari sziinid6re napszamos mum
kat szerzett tanitvanyainak. I
kenyelmes, uri palyara kesziil
fatal legenyeknek akarva, nen
akarva be kellett allani a min
dennapos banyaszok soraba {
velik egyiitt fejteni az cree
rakni a kocsikat, alaepiteni
gyenge tarnatet6ket. Es akiri
ait irtak vissza a banyabol
nyar vegen, hogy kedvetleni
immel-ammal dolgozott, anna
mem volt az egyetemen marad;
sa. Kivetelt csak azokkal tel
Altneder, akik gyenge testi SEE
vezetuknei fogva mem voltak a
kalmasak a nehez munkara, d
meg volt benniik az akarat arr
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-16
Irta: CONDOS sANDoR.

Eleinte kifogasoltak az VI
rendszert Boulderben maguk a
tanarok is. AIT mondtak:
- Ez az ember ugy akarna
az egyetemen nevelni, mintha
Europaban iparosokat, mester-
embereket kepezne XII.
Altneder ekkor ARA kerte a
magyarorszagi felso ipariskola-
kat, hogy rendezzenek tanuloik
munkaibol egy ipari k:allitast
Boulderben. A denveri Jonas
Testverek keresere, akik egy-
szeru szlcs mesterekbol nem-
csak vilaghirii iizletet dolgoztak
fel, de magyar konzuli rangot is
kaptak, a kiallitast Denverben
rendeztek ARA alkalmas terem-
ben.
AZ amerikai kozonseg szajtat-
va nezte ait, hogy micsoda ipari
remekeket tudnak csinalni a ma
gyar inasfiuk, a felso iparisko-
lax novendekei. Akkor mondot-
ia Altneder:
- Ezeket gyerekeket mi vol
takepren csak el6munkasoknak
neveljiik, de annyit tudnak. hogy
haromnegyed resziik Amerikaba
vandorol es lit mernoki allast
tolt be.
Icy deriilt XII magyar felso-
iskolai neveles folenye. Lassan
ebredt ra Amerika, de sziikseg
Matt megis kezdi beadni dere-
kat. Boulderben mar terjesen
europai rendszerre nevelik a ba-
nyamernokoket. Mas, foleg az
orvosi egyetemek hallgatoi, mi
kor amerikai doktori okleveliiket
megkapjak, Europaba stetnek.
hogy Oft alapos orvosi kikep zes-
ben reszesiljenek. Csak a buda-
pesti egyetemen egyedul tobb,
mint ketszazra megy most az
amerikai tanulok szama. -.
Persze a magyar deaknak is
volt tanulnivaloja az Amerikabol
jott fiatalemberektol. Eek ko-
zott igen sok van, aki ures zseb-
bel erkezett Magyarorszagra es
ha kerdeztek, mib6l & maid meg,
biztonsagos nyugalommal felelte !:
- Maid megkeresem mum
kammal ait, amire sztiksegem
lesz. ~-~'5< - ssht 5sa
Lett beloluk angel nyelvmes-
ter, ahgol levelezo, automobil
iavito fhunkas, mi egyeb mas.
Megkerestek tisztesseggel annyit
hogy megeltek es kozben az
egyetemet is elvegeztek.
A magyar ifjusag ezekt6l
fatal vendegektol tanulta meg
ait, hogy semmifele tisztesseges
munka mem szegyen es hogy ket
munkasingben is lehet az eloa
dasokra jarni annak, aki csak'
ugyan tanulni akar valamit.
A boulderi egyetem ma is veg
telen halaval gondol Altnede1
Ferencre, aki nemcsak fonto:
tudomanyos ujitasokat hozot
magaval a banyaszat teren Eu
ropabol, hanem atalakitotta a;
: egesz tanulasi rendszert es he
yes alapokra fektette. Nevet me.
emlektablan is megorokitettek.
Csak eppen egyetlen dolgo
mem tudott Altneder megtanita
nj az amerikai ifjusagnak. AT
hogy mikent vigyek elore ba
nyaszat tudomanyat. Mas szova
ezen a teren, feltalaloi tehet
seq, amely olyan csodalatos dol
gokat valtott XII magyar foldo1
| Amerikaban hatramaradt. Ez a
egyetlen termelesi ag, ahol a
amerikai szellem mem tud I
dolgokat kitalalni. Halad a ree
kereknyomon Is Europa fele t.
kint, ha valami ujitasrol va
$40.
Tobbek kozott az ugyneveze'
"zseb-kohot" is Altneder Ferer
hozta Amerikaba. Ez is egy m;
, gyar banyamernok talalmany
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-30
BUSINESS SUPPORT
FOR NRA FORECAST
Devils Lake Merchant Says
'HoIIer' Of Others Is
Same az His Own

Chicago, March 30.-(ReThe small
business man. said Fred p. Mann, O.
Devils Lake, N. D., Friday. is grad
ually coming to the conclusion thai
the NRA is good thing for the coun'
try and, II present plans are fulfill.
led, soon will stop criticizing It.
Mann, en- route home for q visit
has spent recent months in Wash.
ington as q member Of the national
recovery review board, which, ht
pointed out, gave him opportunity 70,
|a first-hand contact with the coun.
try's business man.
Added to that, he said, he Is one
himself, being owner Of the largest
department store in Devils Lake.
Mann, born in Batavia, ILL.,, Is .
Republican. He stopped in Chicago
long enough to meet representatives
Of several trade and business asso-
Citations here.
1.-THE small business man." he said
Is going to get some money to tide
him over on increased costs and wages
until the people are buying as they
should.
II listened to the small merchants
complain for five days down In Wash
ington . couple Of weeks ago. I got
up and did some complaining myself,
We all had the same holler: We
couldn't get any money.
$50 what did I do? I went to Gen.
Johnson and told him about it, then
both Of us went to the White House
and told the president about It and
three days later the president sent
this bill to congress providing for gov
ernment banks all over the country
to lend money to small business men, -
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-30
Paw In. First!

It is hard to see how anyone can
quarrel with the new administration
policy by which American loans will
not be advanced to foreign debtor
nations which are wholly or partially
In default on previous loans.
A law embodying this policy is in
process Of being passed by congress; !;
without waiting for its passage,
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau has
made 1t effective in advance by proc
lamation.
It may be that all the arguments
Of the war debt cancellationists are
sound. Perhaps our insistence that
the debts be paid is delaying world
recovery; perhaps we have no moral
right to ask that they be repaid.
Maybe SO.
But at least the country is quite
within its rights in insisting that no
good money is going to go after the
bad.
We loaned money and we didn't get
it back; we can hardly be blamed for
concluding that the defaulting bor-
rowers are bad risks.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-30
Technically Saves
Man in Murder Case

Rockford. Ill, March 3o.-P)-A
matter Of "a hours prevented the state
from bringing murder charges against
Charles Backus, 48-year old fruit and
vegetable peddler.
Backus admitted nearly two months
ago that he killed his 8-year-old son
and stuffed his body under the ice
in Rock river, but police were unable
to find the body.
Without this evidence, the state said
conviction on . murder charge would
have been virtually impossible. Backus
consented to plead guilty to . man
slaughter charge and was sentenced
~ from one to u years.
Thursday. less than ~ hours after
sentence was pronounced, tho boys
body was found.
But, because Of the manslaughter
conviction, the states hands were tied
for further action in the case, under
the law.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-30
Commercial Report
Says Business Good

New York, March 30.-fPp-Dun and
Bradstreet's says its reports from all
sections Of the country this week stress
the persistent extension Of consumer
demand. despite unseasonal weather
in many districts"
Volume has risen as high as 10 per
cent over last year, 20 per cent over
the same week in 1882 and is only
slightly under the 1881 figures, the
agency asserts.
Early estimates Of Easter buying
have been exceeded and the increases
recorded for some lines would appear
exaggerated If consideration were not
taken Of the almost complete cessa-
ton of merchandise at this time q
year ago.
The spring upturn gives no indi-
cation Of reaching its peak until the
latter part of May and may be ex-
tended well into June, providing suf-
ficient huoyancy to keep the mid
summer recession from easing to it,
usual seasonal position"
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-30
CIRCULAR CARRIERS AND
VARICOSE VEINS

It is commonly thought that the
practice of wearing hose supporters
that encircle the leg, or even the
modern garterless stockings, tends to
cause or aggravate enlargement Of the
veins-varicose veins.
According to the observations OF
DR.. Norman j. Kilbourne of Los Ang-
eleS, who has carried out careful ex-
perimentS and studies by means OF
x-ray, the direction OF flow OF blood
In the superficial veins Of the leg is
not upward Coward the heart). as we
have always assumed, but rather
downward (away from the heart) from
hydrostatic pressure or the weight Of
the blood at least when the patient
stands or sits with the legs dependent.
BY injecting into a vein substance
that is Opaque to the X-ray and then
watching the blood movement through
the Horoscope. DR.. Kilbourne deter
mined conclusively that the direction
Of flow is downward in the superficial
veins below the level of the great
valve in the saphenous vein just be-
low the bend Of the knee. X-ray pic
lures taken 20 and 30 seconds after
injection of such opaque substance
showed no movement Of the blood
upward but only downward.
Therefore there is no upward blood
flow to be impeded by round garters.
Can the blood flow in the main or
deep veins Of the leg be obstructed or
impeded by the wearing Of such gar
ters? OF course the direction Of this
main blood flow in the leg veins is
upward, toward the heart. DR.. Kill
bourne answers this question with an
assured no" He determined this by
applying a tourniquet very tight.
much tighter than a patient would
think of wearing garter, and yet
the opaque medium is carried away
in the deep veins SO rapidly that 1t Is
difficult to take the X-ray picture
quickly enough after the injection to
catch any Of it on the plate. The
deep veins, he says, are buried too
well near the interosseous membrane
under pads OF thick calf and thigh
muscle to be affected by the pressure
of round garters.
Where there Is a tendency to edema
or swelling of the feet or legs, 1t may
be better to avoid tight garters or
other construction around the leg,
knee or ankle. But where there are
swollen veins about the foot, DR.. Kill
bourne points out that the direction
of flow in the veins there Is upward.
In normal persons, then, it seems
there is no good reason to imagine
the wearing of round garters causes
varicose veins. In persons who have
varicose veins. there Is not only no
sound objection, but perhaps some
advantage in wearing round garters.
In regard to the treatment Of vari-
cose veins which distress the expec-
tant mother, DR.. Kilbourne cites EVIL
dence in favor of injection treatment
in the fourth to seventh months when
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-30
Lahr Will Open New
Automobile Agency

w. =. Lahr, who formerly operated
the Lahr Motor Company In Bis
marck, Is opening . new agency u
Minneapolis for the studebaker COM
pany and viii conduct = wholesale
and retail business, having part OF the
state Of Minnesota as his territory
A. q. White, Of 116 Rosser Avenue,
west, who was connected with LahI
Motor Company and later with the
Corwin-C Churchill company here. 1eft
Thursday for Minneapolis and VIII
be associated with Lahr there.
Lahr was for many years state dis
tributor for WHY'S knight cars IN
North Dakota, with headquarters IN
Bismarck. He left Bismarck about
five years ago and has made his home
in Fargo and Minneapolis since. In
1916 he built the Lahr building, where
the Montgamery-Ward company store
now Is located, and occupied It until
he left Bismarck for Fargo.
Lahr spent the first part Of the
week In Bismarck attending to bust-
ness matters and visiting with his
brother, +. A. Lahr, Of 100 Avenue B.
He returned to Minneapolis Thurs-
day.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-30
Gangster Brains

Most newspaper readers. probably.
would like to know more about this
Fred Goetz. the gangster who was
taken for ride the other night after
several years Of activity Is one Of
Chicago's worst gunmen.
This gangster never came from one
Of those slum regions that breed most
Of our criminals. He Was . small
town product. Of . good family. FUR
thermore. be was college man, On
honor student at . great university
and IN athlete Of considerable promi-
neuce.
All in III. be WAS emphatically not
the kind Of material oe which gang
sters are made. Yet hs plunged inta
the underworld. became . hired killer
served . counselor 70 The notorioul
Fred Burke-and died at last. gang
lsnd-style, in . ditch. fun Of bullets.
A strange and tragic story mus
await the telling tlasrs. II ons could
only get at I'll
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-30
Improvement Loan Is
Given Great Northern

Washington. March 30.-(R1eMore
than two million dollars will b add
ed to Great Northern railway pay
rolls In the northwest under terms of
a loan Of $3.50, 900 announced FRI
day by Harold L. Ickes, federal pub
lie works administrator.
Allotment Of the loan funds %
outlined in the roads application in
cludes 1860 500, Of which It Is esti-
mated $329, 900 will be paid employees
for repairing locomotives In shops In
various northwest points including
Sioux Falls, s. D., Grand Forks. Far
60, Devils Lake, Minot and Williston,
N. D.. and Havre, Great Falls and
Whitefish, Mont.
The remainder Of the funds will be
spent for miscellaneous repairs to
roadbeds. tracks and rolling stock.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-30

and the mans name should be pub
lished.
And then the man needs to be
thrown out Of Washington so fast
that he won't know what hit him.
But, on the other hand. If none OF
this is true-if someone has just
been indulging in a lot Of loose talk,
creating a bogey-man out OF nothing
to scare US out of adopting law or
q set Of laws which certain important
gentlemen do not like-then the man
who started an the talk needs to be
shown up as an irresponsible rumor-
monger and discredited forever.
The charges spread before the house
commerce committee in the letter
from DR.. Writ, read by James Henry
Rand, Jr., must be investigated
quickly and thoroughly. The public
has q right to know the exact facts
In the matter.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-30
Veterans to Receive
Federal Checks MAY ]

Washington, March 30.-(R)-Wal
veterans benefiting from the inde-
pendent offices bill viii receive their
government checks on May and the
government employees will get their
pay increases by April II.
The veterans administration Friday
continued study Of the bill passed over
President Roosevelt's veto. About
$lO0, ,00O, 900 annually will go to veter-
ans, the largest portion being destined
for $4,000 "presumptive" disability
cases from the World War.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-30
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Rolling In Health

Started rolling sornersaults as sug
gested by you, when was so. Nov
at the age of 63 enjoy fine health,
Recent test by physician showed
blood pressure normal, pulse normal
The doctor said Nothing but thu
grace OF God for man Of your age
to be in such fine condition" SO ]
told him that perhaps Or Doc Brady's
lessons in health had something to
do with it. He did not dissent. (F
F)
Answer-A good habit to begin and
end the daily Symphony with a few
rolls. For complete words and music
send 10 cents (coin) and stamped en-
velope bearing your address, and ask
for booklet "The Last Brady Sym
phony."
Sweating In Armpits
Thank you for the remedy you sug-
gested for excessive perspiration in
the armpits. ! had tried many other
remedies without results. The alumni
mum chloride has worked wonders.
"a. o.
Answer-The recipe is simple-iis-
solve one ounce OF aluminium chloride
In three ounces Of rain water or dis
titled water or at least boiled water.
Mop some on the armpits once each
alternate day for a week or so, and
let it dry before you DRESS Repeat
from time to time as needed.
Copyright, 1884, John r. Ollie co.,
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-30

ers by G. L. Howe, . county commis-
sioner at the time Of the sale.
Affirming the decision OF the Nc
Henry county district court, the su-
preme court ruled that Howe, assum-
ing to act under authority Of his Of
flee, sold the property, and thus "com.
nlitted an unlawful act under the
color OF office for which the surety
upon his official bond Is liable"
Howe was accused Of selling road
machinery valued at about $500 with
out a formal act Of the county COM
mission.