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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-22
[. !. P. BozClimg Gossip

I one and only opposing bowler to hit over 800. Shukaitis and Grant
 with 269 and 26S, respectively, will have to hit high, wide and hand some if Pitcavage's team is to re- main in the No 5 position. And now for a few words about the sextet who hope against hope that the prize committee will spend a lot of money on prizes for the last place winners, oh yes; Captain John Ranisavage's masons lost their usual three games. Wota i team-Wota team.
 John w. Stokes buries them dead,
 Alderman Bendler says, Look, is my face red?" Charley Slokus and Hop Sher- on too
 Say don't die yeti have an application for you.
 When Dubauskas wins he jumps over the fence While Captain Danisavage goes into trance The team Is goor from here to there
 But -ell. it isn't getting any, where.
 Captain William Mazaika of the Union City Nfazaikas, (yOu know the town where men are men and nobody cares) took Danisavage . over for three games much easier than Grant too Richmond. Cal Danisavage, KOpicxh and Mag, the three yippfng yellers got so close to Charlie Dlbauslxas that Dubs just had to call time out so he could pick those fellows out of his hair and ears, while Hop SherOn caught Danisavage cutting the tongue out of Dubauskas' shoe just so Dubs couldn't talk back to him. Giving credit where credit Is due, Mazaikas team rolled high
 game of $40 and high three of
 1S49 or every man over 800. Just Baloney-Happy Lasky's 79
 was a short circuit while Plumber
 Rice with S1 with spare shows poor connections. Johnny March with six consecutive spares march ed for what we thought would be a new high single but MT Chops
 stepped in and March rerteaed, dit to for Cal Danisavage who rolled
 but 125 with three marks, three of them being strikes. We almost had a new king when Vailonis and Sar- dinskas did their utmost to crown
 Mendle with 8 cuspidor. I've seen people getting the bums-rush, but you should have seen Happy ana Al VaMukaitis rushing Doc Selens across the alleys. creased lightning Ira call it and that being that I'll slide out Of the picture until to- night at eight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-22

Hanover, N. H, Nov 22.-(UPJ --Dartmouth will hold final prac- tice to-day for the Princeton game before leaving tomorrow for Princeton. In a workout yestcr. day hampered by muddy field and absence of several regulars be- cause of examinations, the squad perfected it's offense with Jack Matzinger, substitute halfback Shining in the drilk In a defensive drill, Jack Hill, injured captain, demonstrated Garry LeVan's rum ming technique.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-22
. WRESTLING

At Boston--Bob (Bibber) Mf- Coy. Cambridge, threw Al Mere4r. Springfield. Mass; Bob Russell. o< Newport. R. T., threw Fred C8r rone, Lynn; Joe Kujot, c4Qs{'<+ F threw Jim Hendricks, Bostori XQ'N Rae, Boston, o1reW Jim W41li4. Swampscott; Bull Kpinef. t# Jersey, threw John NalopeY H1< r. ton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-22
Brandt Or Frankhouse Next On Chicago Pitching Staff:
Tex Carleton Secured From
 Cardinals In Early Deal;
 Campbell To Cleveland
By GEORGE KIRKSEY

Louisville Ky, Nov 22-(UP)-A drive for champion ship timber by the Chicago Cubs expected today to be the big development of the National Association of fessonal Baseball Leagues
 The Cubs made the biggest deal of the opening day ana were negotiating today in other directions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-22

Wiilx@nstown, MAss., Nov 22.-- ry.Pl " illicit Weiies of Hudsoni Ohio. regular ena for two seasons. has been elected cartain pf next years Williams College football team.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-22
Leading Ground Gathers.
RECREATION LEAGUE BOWLING NOTES
Last weeks Results

The Yankees climbed within striking distance of first place py taking three from the Tigers. Manzo and Martin were the Yam kees' "knocker- -downers". J. Brick and coppoio were the Tigers best
 The Braves stayed in first place by winning two from the AS. Rodeh and Larson beat out the other three members on the Rraves' roster. "Pfexy" Jim Cooney and c. Berube rolled well Tor the
 The Giants started a winning streak by taking over the Red soA for two. Leadoff-man, casey helped hi sanchorman, Paternoster; For the Sox. Ackerman and Hamei
 The Pirates won couple from the Cubs. Anderson ana Srown P. Brick and Alexander were fne
 Wonder where w. Milton "Firc- chief' Wynn could have been last week. Will he be surprised to near his team won three while he was
 Rudy Kuester increased his high single game by six pins. Johnnie Manzo his by three. George Ser ube climbed higher by thirteen pins. Jerry Chouinard jumped up ten. watch out for your nisn
 What happened to DiReto. that 2as total was below your standard. Ana Art Wooster's 27Q. Not SO good. Art. Phil Hame!s average dropped a little with his score ol 2S3.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-22

odds favore and stand to lose amount if the ayorte dishonest official honest amend
 to the jules and the sooner General Phean wakes up to will the boxing commission somewhere in its efforts clean the Augean Stable entrusted to its care Ridge Charley Lynch all whom consider scrupulousy honest.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-22
Records

High team, single, Tigers-e High team, single; Red Sox--bl .. High team, three. Red Sox-l,J4s 4s IJi1h team. three, Athletics-1 Hish team, three, Athletics--111c 10 Hish End single, Larsofl-l High 2nd single. Piedmonte--lo Hi9h 2nd three, Piedmonte xyirr and three. J. Brick--402 nn nur honor roll this week ifi- .,,,Ha Manzo. 394; P. Brick, 371; Rerube. 355; Casey, Sbb; Cooney, esS. Ki,ester. $50; Larson, SoU' Martin, 34S; Roden, SAT; Anderson s45; our high five include P. Brick. .. ,as. casey. 1Ss; Kuester, 14b: Manso, i4s; Berube, 14s; Total Leading "class'' bowlers include;
 Glass "A' Larson-l2i.25
 !. Brick--11S.23 P. Bfiok-~-116.24 Manzo-115.2s
 Glass 'sB' l.. IIanel--112.1S Alexalider--112.10 Brolet--110.20 t' Brown-110.s
 class ACs Cooney-107.1e
 Cario---1o7.4
 Maftino~1Q6.22
 Turootte-~106.2l
 Thls weeks schedule will be: Athletics vs Red S0x, 1-2 Giants vs Cubs, 3-4 Braves Vh Tigers, 5a0 Pirates vs Yankees. 7-2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-22

415 STA S94 1183 High single-Bruce, 139. High three-Espey, 34S. High game--Lead, 437. High team-Lead, 1234.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-22

444 s499 43b--l8f& High Single-C Coughtin. 127. High Three--Bolan, 322. High Game--Burns, b06.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-22

472 452 450--1355 High Slngle--Butnor. 138. High Three-Statz, 355. High Game--Swazey, 519. High Team--Lazauskae. 154s.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
BESZELNEK AZUTAN MEG

egy radikalis penzugyi javas-
latrol, a Frazier billrol, amely
nem akar kevesebbet, minthogy
szovetseg fizesse XII minden
farmer mortgage-jat es fogadjon
el annak fejeben masfel szazalek
kamattal jaro mortgage-ot.
Nagyon sep Is helyes dolog,
ha segitenek a foldmuvesen, dc
ismet felmerilne az a kerdes,
hogy inert ne vegye akkor at az
orszag masfel szazalekra az ott-
honokon lev6 zalog-terhet, vagy
refrigeratorokon Is automobi-
lokon lev6 zalogterhet, amire az
adosok hat-tizenket szazalek ka-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
FELTETLENtJL
KERESZTUL

akarja az elnok hajszolni vam
javaslatot, amely felhatalmazna,
hogy bizonyos kedvezmenyek fe-
jeben engedmenyeket tegyen
vam dolgaban az egyes orsza-
goknak es ragaszkodik hozza,
hogy a tozsde megreformalasa
alol ne terjen XII most a con-
gressus.
Ezzel szemben valoszinuleg
mem keriil ra a sor, hogy az aru-
es termenytozsdeket szovetsegi
ellenorzes ala helyezzek, skartba
teszik a Tugwell-Copalend-bil billt
es valosziniileg elhalasztjak a
Wagnerbill targyalasat.
EFT javaslatot egyebkent uj
ra irja a szerz6je ezuttal ge-
neral Johnson, munkaminisztei
Perkins es Federal Relief Admi-
nistrator Hopkins segitenek mex
a munkaban.
Az elnok kivansagara a Wag.
ner-billt ugy irjak at, hogy al
lando szovetsegi bekeltet6 bi.
zottsagokat allitanak fel az ipal
szamara, amely birna bizonyo;
hatosagi jelleggel.
A munkassagnak vigyazni kel
erre a torvenyre, inert bar q
szerz6k integritasaban es joaka-
rataban nincs ketseg, ilyen tor.
vennyel nagyon konnyen vissza-
elhetnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
SIT. GYORGY ECYLET

F'elkerem osszes tagtestverei-
met, legyenek szivesek most va
sarnap a scent misere jelvenye-
sen megjelenni, mivel az alap-
szabalyunk is ugy kivanja, mint
Szovetsegunk vedo szentjet, SIT.
1yorgy napot kotelessegunk meg
iinnepelni es lehetoleg mennel
tobben scent gyonashoz jarul-
nj. Az iinnepely eppen ugy lesz
mint maskor. Gyulekezes a temp
lomunk gyules termeben es az
tan egyutt felvonulni a temp.
lomba zaszloval es gyerekekkel
egyiittesen es ne feledjek el ezen
a napon ajandekjaikat persely-
ben atadni. Felhivom zaszl6
keresztanyjat, hogy eppen ugy
mint maskor, keszitsen koszorut
a zaszlora.
Lengyel Peter, elnok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
EZEROTSZAZ
MILLI0 DOLLART

ker a kiilonboz6 segey-akciok-
ra az elnok congressustol a ko-
vetkezo naptari esztend6re, ami
megnyugtathatja az orszagot,
hogy az elfelejtett embereket
meg mindig mem felejtettek q
egeszen a Feher Hazban.
A kert osszeget termeszetesen
meg fogjak szavazni 5 annak
egy reszet direkt segelyekre
(CWA), egy reszet a CCC cam
pekre egy reszet kozmunkak-
ra fogjak kolteni, meghatarozat-
Ian aranyban.
Minthogy eek az alapok penz-
4 eel meg mindig rendelkeznek
) ztosak lehetunk benne, hogy
akarmennyit kell nincstelenek-
nek nelkiilozni, tenylegesen sen
XII mem fog ehezni vagy fam
u orszagban.
a tobbi kereseivel az elnok
mem ilyen szerencses. inert a
congressus tagjai valasztasto1
val5 felelmiikben meg akarjak
mutatni, hogy van bennuk va
lami onallosag es tobb vonalor
keresztezik a Feher Haz pro.
gramjat.
Nehany kormany-billt nem fog
max letargyalni es letargyalnat
nehany olyan billt, amit egyene-
sen es erosen elleneznek a Fehel
Haz reszerol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
ECY K0NSTABLER
LOTT
A magyar szarmazasu Veres
Jozsef csaladi tragediaja.
Korhazban az asszony

Neres Jozsef campbelli "a eve:
skajver COURT konstabler, aki ma
gvar szarmazasu, hosszabb csa.
ladi viszalykodas utan a mult
heten ralott felesegere. A golyo
atfurta Veresne jobb labat es
behatolt a bal labba is.
A csaladi drama Veresek
152 = 12-ik utcai lakasan fo1yi
le fatal par ket kis gyerme,
kenek, ket ewes Jean es az egy
ewes ifi. Jozsefnek jelenleteben.
Mrs. Verest Scent Erzsebet
korhazban apoljak.
Mrs. Veres Gordon polgar-
mester elott elfogatasi parancsot
vett XII Veres ellen azert, inert
allitolag bantalmazta volna. We
rest campbelli rendorok mem
talaltak meg es amikor haza-
ment uibol kitort a veszekedes
A lovollozes utan a rend6rok ell
fogtak Verest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26

Macy csapas erte mutt he
ten a Polandon lako es altala-
nosan ismert es tisztelt Denenv
csaladot. Cgyanis Demeny Fe-
reno, D2meny Istvan es neje,
szil. 10th Erzsebet derek 21 ewes
fiat elragadta egy sulyos alatto-
mos kor.
Derleny J. Ferenc dacara ifju
koranak es annak, hogy lit szu-
tett Youngstownban. elenk szere-
pet jatszott Mahoning Avenue-i
(Regi) Magyar Reformatus hit
kozseg eleteben. Kulonosen te-
vekeny volt az ifjusag koreben
es dacara annak, hogy mar re-
gebben beteg, kozmunkajat soha-
sem hanyagolta el.
A fatal Demeny egyik alapito
tagja volt Napsugar Egyesii-
letnek, alelnoke CES Society
max, helyettes cserkesz vezet6je
volt az Silk cserkesz csapatnak
es tisztviseloje volt a NYPCEV-
mex. Iskolait Youngstownban es
'Polandon vegezte, ahol gradualt
a high schoolban.
Temetese oriasi reszvet mellett
kedden delelott volt a templom-
Dol. A gyaszszertartasban ket
amerikai presbyterianus lelkesz
segedkezett Mt. Laky Zsigmond-
max. "A templom annyira megtelt,
hogy az uccan is ALT a nep es
hosszu kocsisor kiserte fiatalon
1etort magyar szarmazasu ifju
koporsojat Lake Park temet6-
BE, ahol orok nyugalomra helyez-
TX. Szilein kivul Istvan newt
6ccse Is kiterjedt rokonsag gya-
sxolja falalat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
ERDEKES,
HOCY A NACYT0KE

az uj vaintorveny-javaslat be.
iktatasat is ellenzi, inert alto
!fel, hogy azok az iparagak, q
melyek idaig magas vam We.
define a1att raboltak az orszagot
egyszerre kenytelenek lesznek
tisztesseges aron adni a por.
tekat.
A leghangosabban a munkas.
barok leghirhedtebb crookja, az
American Federation of Labo,
alehske, Woll tajtekzik bill
ellen, aki AIT mondja. hogy az
''amerikai munkas jelenlegi elet'
es munkaszinvonalat meg kel
vedelmezni."
Ez a hirhedt crook a "Wage
Farmers Protective Conference
newt t6kes alakulat szolga1ata.
ban all es van pofaja hozza
hogy a "jelenlegi" standarde1
merle hangosan vedelmezni. E
a Federation tagjai mem birnal
annyi er6vel, hogy ezt a gyala'
zatos gazembert kilokjek szei
vezetnel viselt dzsabjab6l.
Amig az elnok egyaltalan mem
biztos, hogy kormany- y-javasla.
tok nagy reszet rnilyen sors eri
a congressusban, egeszen biztos
abban, hogy a kozeli napokbar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
Az ECYETLEN
rONTOS T0RVENY

amt alairhatott az elnok a
multi heten, a gyapot termest
fogja harrninc szazalekkal le-
vagni.
A Bankhead torveny lehet6-
We teszi kormanynak, hogy a
termelok gyapot-vetesenek nagy-
sagat megszabja es az azonfelul
vetett gyapotra olyan Macy adot
vessen, ami valosaggal elkobozna
a folos termest.
Ez a szovetsegi torveny csak
AIT a programot hajtja vegre, a
init deli allamok evek ota ter
yeztek, de co-operacio hijan meg
valositani nem tudtak, megis a
legsulyosabban el kell ait itel-
mink.
Megmaradunk amellett az ere
deti allaspontunk mellett, hogy
termes korlatozasa igazj pros
peritast mem csina1hat az or
szagban, SGT tobbet kellene min
denb6l termelni, hogy joletet
fokozzuk. De gondoskodni KEEL
lene rola, hogy a termelt javak
sokkal egyenlobben, tehat igaz-
sagosabban legyenek elosztva.
A megszavazott, megszavazas
elott allo es elhalasztott torveny-
javaslatokon xviii a dollar nem-
zetkozi arfolyama ad gondot
kormanynak, amely ma keveseh.
bet er, mint barmikor vilag-
piacon. Ezzel szemben bar
a dragasag nagy - itthon mem
teke.
Beavatott emberek ait hiszik,
hogy az elnok a dollar aranytar-
talmat ujra levagja, hogy az ara
kat az orszagban emelje.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
A VASUTI
MUNKASOK BERET

mem tudjak elintezni, inert :,
munkasok kereken visszautasi-
tottak - nagyon helyesen - az
elnok programjat.
Az elnok tudvalev6leg ait
ajanlotta, hogy. jelenleg evek
ota ervenyben1l levo tiz szazale-
kos bervagas maradjon tovabbi
lat honapra eryenyben, de ugyan
akkor AIT is kovetelte, hogy BIZ
zonyos, nagyon igazsagtalan ese-
tekben a vasutak igazgatoi jar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26

tisztsegr6l.
Val6szinii, hogy a targyaiasok
most mas formaban fognak meg
induhi; de 'bizonyosnak latszik,
hogy munkasok sztrajkolni
mem fognak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
MAGYAR MUKERTESZ
KOZELUNKBEN

Szivesen hivjuk fel Young
stown es kornyekbeli magyar
sag figyelmet Genetta Janos
honfitarsunk kerteszeti telepere
amelyet Youngstown Nurseries,
nev alatt mar igen sokan ismer-
mex.
Minden altaluk eladott novenyt
Ok maguk termelnek. ICY bizo-
nyos, hogy az a virag, noveny
vagy palanta eletkepes, fakat,
disznovenyeket, muskatlit, ar
vacskat, honapos rozsat, stb. sa-
jatkezileg valaszthat XII es gyo-
nyorkodhet benniik.
Kerteszeti te1epuk nincs mesz-
sze Youngstown-tol, a Mahoning
Avenuen, XII North Jackson-on
tul hajtva az Isaly Dairy Farm
melletti baloldali uton, korulbelul
egy es fel Mile menve, az elso
keresztutnal sarkon, Rosemont-
ban van, XII van teve egy tabla is
Youngstown Nurseries" feliras-
sal. -
Noveny es viragkedvelo DIVA
soinknak ajanljuk es hsszik,
hogy felfogjak keresni alkalom-
adtan oket, mar csak azert is,
hogy anyanyelven is ertekezhet
veluk es tanacsot is kaphat min
denfele kerteszeti dolgokban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
ket kellemetlen javaslattal fogja
magat szemben talalni.
EROS TABORA
! VAN A Mcleod

billnek, mely a Dezart National
Bankokban levo beteteket ki
akarja a kincstarbol fizettetni.
Mint regebben megjegyeztem
ebben a rovatban, a penziiket-
vesztett emberekkel szirapatizal
.mindenki az orszigban, de nincs
henne semmi igazsag, hogy a
vsztesegiket az orszag megfizes-
Sc. Mem kevesbe szerencsetlenek
ugyanis azok, akik az otthonukat
vagy a farmjukat vesztettek $
azok eppen olyan joggal kovetel-
mex, hogy kincstar, vagyis az
orszag nepe kartalanitsa oket a
vesztesegert.
Mem lehetetlen, hogy a tor
venyt valamilyen formaban az
alsohazban keresztul hajszoljak,
inert kepvisel6k valasztoik
max mindenben kedveskedni akar
max, de remelni lehet, hogy a
javaslatot elblokkolja a senatus.
Amennyiben AIT mindket haz-
ban elfogadnak, fel kell tenniink.
hogy Roosevelt ait meg fogja
| vetozni.
Egyelore az elnok mindent ell
kovet, hogy mondjanak le erroi
a torvenyr6l, amelynek vegre-
hajtasa mi1liardokba keriilne az
orszagnak, anelkul, hogy igazsa-
COS lenne milliardok elkoltese.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
II T. i / : y = N l. p

matokat kenytelenek fizetni.
Mindezen javaslatok gyors es
Macy inflaci6t celoznak azok
torvenybe iktatasa a megelhetes
koltsegeit olyan gyorsan Is
olyan magasra felverne, hogy a
munkaberek mem tudnanak le-
pest tartani azokkal.
A javaslatok. legf6bb. celia
azonban az, hogy - akar lesz
torveny belolik, akar mem - a
politikusok az 6sszel azzal all
hassanak a szavazoik ele, hogy
"6k mindent megprobaltak. -"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
A Mask KELLEMETLEN
JAVASLAT

Dies-bill, amely nemcsak
eziist-valutara helyezne az or
szagot, de ait is kotelez6ve ten
ne a kormanynak, hogy kulfol-
di vasarlasok eseten az ezustor
a piaci aron Is szazalekkal fe-
liili ertekben fogadja ell.
A javaslat torvenybe iktatasa
az eziist arat alaposan felhajszol-
ma, penz vasario cricket le-
nyomna, pillanatnyilag Macy dra-
gasag lenne az orszagban es a
munkas azonnal husz-huszonot
szazalekkal tobbet lenne kenyte-
len mindenert fizetni.
A bill torvenybe iktatasa azon-
ban boom-ot csinalna a het eziist
allamban es nagy jovedclemhez
I Ijuttatna azokat a spekulatorokat
akik ezistot vasaroltak abban a
remenyben, hogy javaslatot ke-
resztiil hajszoljak. Allitolag ilyerl
urak congressusban is ulnek
egy nehanyan.
Roosevelt elnok tudtara adta
a congressus vezet6inek, hogy
egy ilyen billt mindenesetre meg.
vetozna, dacara annak, hogy az
eziist-javaslat szerz6i hallatlar
ugyessegge1 csatasorba allitottak
a farmerseget.
A penz ertekcsokkenesenek a
remenyeben a termes arat alapo-
san felvertek mikor multi he
ten hire futott, hogy AIT az ell
nok ellenzi, a buza Is a maria
ara lezuhant, ami nem szult jo
vert a foldmiivesek k0zt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
janak el meltanyosabban.

janak el meltanyosabban.
b. Ugyanakkor megjegyezte AIT
IS, hogy amennyiben a vasutak
a nagy kamatterheiket csokken-
teni mem fogjak es beket mem
teremtenek az iparban, a szovet-
seq kenytelen lesz az orszag vo-
nalait atvenni
A munkasok a levagott berek
azonnali visszaemeleset akarjak
mikor Eastman vasut-feligyelo
Iatta, hogy mem tud egyezseget
csinalni, l-mondott a kellemetlen
Evening star., 1934-10-16
COL. TURNER READY
FOR AUSTRALIAN HOP
American Team Held One of
Favorites in 12,000-Mile
Race.

BY the Associated Press.
MILDENHALL 7AIRDROME, Eng
land, October 16.--Col. Roscoe Turner
and Clyde Pangborn, in their big
twin-engined airplane. swooped to q
fine landing here today despite q
wind with practically gale force and
intermittent storms which swept
across the airdrome.
They were reporting their readiness
to start Saturday in the 12,000-mile
England-to-Aust air race, the
worlds longest.
The American team had flown from
Martlesham, where their machine was
weighed and checked.
Their arrival attracted great deal
of attention for the team is regarded
as one of the favorites in the race.
Their machine was the fifteenth to
report at Mildenhall, and was to be
followed today by seven more bring
ing the total in readiness to ~.
SYDNEY, Australia, October is R).
Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith, Aus
tralian aviator, today said Official
tardiness" and an unforeseen accident
made it impossible for him to face
the starters gun In the England-to-
Australia air race, starting next Sat-
urday.
Kingsford-Smith Is preparing to
start a fight for San Francisco, PLAN
ming to take of shortly after dawn
Saturday.
Evening star., 1934-10-16
SH|PSTE:AD FACES
| STIFF OPPOSITION
|. FROM DEMOCRAT
Minnesota Senatorial Race
Finds Farmer.Laborite
Holding Edge.
G. O.P. STANDS TO GAIN
ONE SEAT IN HOUSE
Gubernatorial Race 0vershadows
Other Contests-New Deal
Proves Popular.
BY G. GOULD LINCOLN,

Special Correspondent OF The Star.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, october
l6.-Henrik Shipstead, Farmer-Labor
Senator, elected by tremendous vote
over his Republican opponent in 1928,
has fight on his hands for re-
election this year. Impartial observers
here, however. give him the edge In
his race against Representative Einar
Hoidale, Democrat, and S. N. ]. Holm
berg, Republican.
The Democrats have put forward
their strongest candidate against
Shipstead. Hoidale succeeded in win
ming election to the House two years
ago in Statewide contest, when all
nine of Minnesota's Representatives
were chosen at large. He was the
only Democrat who won. In 1880,
when Hoidale ran for the Senate
against Senator Schall, Republican,
and a Farmer-Labor candidate, Lun-
deem, Schall only defeated him by
about 1000 votes.
A year earlier in q special election
to fill a House vacancy caused by the
resignation of Walter Newton. who
retired from the House to become
secretary to the then President Hoover.
Hoidale cut a Republican majority of
$4,000 to 3.458. It seems clear, there
fore, that Hoidale has q strong per-
sonal following In a State where the
Democratic party has been a small
minority ever since the Civil War.
Minnesota. by the way, has never
given its electoral vote to a Demo-
cratic presidential candidate since
Civil War days. except in 1882.
Holmberg's Chances Slim.
The senatorial race, therefore, seems
to Lie between Shipstead and Hoidale.
Holmberg and his Republican sup
porters insist that he has o chance to
come through q winner, with the
opposition split between his Farmer
Labor and Democratic opponents. But
1t Is q slim chance, even according 10
Republican campaign managers here.
The senatorial race and also the
contests for membership in the House
have been overshadowed by the gu
bernatorial race, in which there is in
tense interest. In some measure the
congressional races are separate and
distinct from that for Governor. In
the Farmer-Labor camp. Shipstead
and the candidate for Governor, Floyd
Olson. are friendly enough on the sur
face. But they are conducting sep
arate campaigns and there is not much
love lost between them. The Demo-
Gratis have nominated for Governor
John E. Regan. former Smith Demo-
crat, while Hoidale was one of the
original supporters Of Roosevelt in the
pre-convention campaign in 1882.
Enough said.
There are two dangers from which
Shipstead might suffer. The first has
to do with his party's radical plat
form. II he could be forced to take
a stand for or against this platform
it might hurt him either way. He
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