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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-17
Parental Aid Points
 Youth In Right Path
Illinois Research Worker Reveals Facts on Child Gov- ernment-Tots Need Educational Chances

fundamental necessity if a child is to grow up to be a good citizen.
 True to Form
 Otter times the unwanted baby develops criminal tendencies her records show. A child usually acts as 1t is expected to act and if parents are sure they have a foot pad or a murderer in the making 1t Is apt to occur that way.
 To be happy and make others happy, Mrs Burford believes the child needs:
 Physical and mental health.
 To be wanted and loved.
 Decent surroundings.
 Educational and vocational op- portunities.
 Music and art.
 Good neishborhood surround ings.
 Religion ~-ls...a. .'.s..s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-17
SIDEWALKS TO BE
 MEETING SUBJECT
Board of Works to Hear LOckhart Avenue Dele=
 gatiOn Tonight

Hearings on the construction of sidewalk on Lockhart avenue and for the construction of sewers on Patterson Court and Manville ave- nue, in Waterville. will be held at the meeting of the board of works at the City Hall tonight. The hear ings will be held to determine whether the property owners along the above named streets are desir- ous of having the improvements installed.
 Residents along Patterson Court and Manville street in Waterville have been agitating for long time for sewer construction on those two streets. A large delegation Is expected to attend from both streets.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-17
AGREEMENTS FILED

The following compensation agreements have been filed at the office of Commissioners James M. Lynch: Seymour Smith & Sons. Inc. of Oakville and George De- sante of Tarbell avenue, Oakville. finger injury, $7.SS weekly; Sco- Will Mfg. Co. and Mary Giovanelli of GO Russell street. hand injury, $6.5S weekly; Torrington Go. and Julius Mittman of Torrington, fin ger injury. $1O.33 weekly; A. H. Merriman & Sons, Inc. and Ed ward Henry of 17 City Mills lane. back injury, STAG weekly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-17
GANDER REPLACED WATCH
 n(n(S

Union, Wis. (UP)-Paul Chris tianson.. farmer near here, has no need for a watch dog on his prem ises. An old gander performs that duty with great efficiency. If an intruder puts in his appearance. tho gander hisses . warning. IT the trespasser still remains. the gander grabs biil-fuli of flesh and hangs on.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-17

Mayors, police chiefs, city of- ficials and prominent citizens of leading Connecticut cities will be guests at the monster A. 70. H.. state field day and outing at Ar better Maenner-C Chor park in AL lingtown Sunday, July, 22.
 Track and field events, a concert ofs Irish music, dancing and a sheep roast will feature the Jays activities. A state committee has been named with representatives from Hibernian clubs in every city and town. in Connecticut as well as Ladies. .Auxiliaries.
 O'Leary's Irish Minstrels, New England's foremost opponents of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-17
A O. H. Field Day to Attract Thousands to West Haven
M. A. PAYROLL SHOWS
 WEEKLY INCREASE

During the week the number of persons on the Mutual Aid payroll increased from s26 to SIS, accord- ing to the financial report sub- mitted at the meeting of the com mittee yesterday. Expenditures were $1O,O02, and receipts were only $6.775, causing a drop in the balance from $57, to $54.t20. It is expected that the 50 per cent cut in pledges recently announced will have the, effect of cutting the receipts nearly in half.
 = Wild elks in Northern Russia are to be used for ploughing and hauling
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-17
THREE LOCAL CCC
 BOYS SENT TO CAMP

Thirty recruits for TIT camps were sent out from the Federal building in New Haven yesterday. Among 25 swho were sent to Fort H. c. Wright. Fishers Island. New oYkr. were Mike Batrick. Richard Bobenski and John Dew of this city. and Joseph Pacczkowski of Watertown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-17
No Guards" Listed
 In Sheriff's Line-Up
Beckwithfor Sheriff Movement in Litchfield County
 Seeks Support of "All Democrats Circular Issued

tic nominee this year clear-eut victory. But every town must be 100 per cent active.
 Registration days are August 3d and 10th. Town caucuses will be held soon to elect delegates. We must get busy!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-17
PENN MINISTER
 COMING TO CITY

Rev Roger B. T, Anderson of St Elizabcth's church, Philadel-. phia. Penn. has been appointed temporary rector in charge of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-17
LATE REALTY NEWS

i.The following real estate trans actions have. been filed at the office of the town clerk; ,l..,
 Mortgage Deeds 2
 Helen F. and John r. Feeley to the Home Owners Loan Corp, property on Noble avenue, s3,- 355.so. 7 y Mortgage Releases
 Woodbury Savings Bank to Hell en F. Feeley. Patricia Horan Johnston to Helen F. Feeley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-17

Trinity Episcopal church. In his temporary capacity as pastor. MT Anderson succeeds Rev Henry Baldwin Todd.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-21

keriilet ket volgyeben a Maho~
ming es Shenango yolgyeiben
mindenhol el magyarsag. A sep
segverseny palvazoi eljonnek
maid m'nden varosbol es kozii-
lux a b;ralo bizottsag kivalaszt-s
ia minden egyas varos legszebb
leanyat. A varosi gyoztesek ko-
zii', valasztjak maid Magyar
Nap szepet.
Minden varosi gyoztes meg
kappa annak a varosnak legszebb
jet kitiinteto szalagot, mig IS
Magyar Nap legszebbje djat ess
Macy szalagot kap. Valoszinuleg
lesznek egyeb dijak is.
A verseny feltetelei koze tar
tozik, hogy a palyazok leanyok
(nen asszonyok) legyenek Ss
hogy magyar viseletben kell meg
jelenniok. A legszebb magyar ru-I
ha is dijat fog kapni.
A szepsegversenyen kiviil lesz
nepszeriisegi verseny. Ugyanis
az iden a Nagyb 1zottsag el6re
kiosztja rs ccntes gombokat,'
ami az egyetlen belepti dij 4
Magyar Napon les feljogosit IN
(Folytatas a S-,', o,ialer
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-21
ECY MAGYAR EMbERT VALASzTOTTAK|
A MAHQNINC UCYvEDk KAMARA ELERE
Friedman "dzso ITALIAN elso Magyarorszagon szletet
ember, akit iyen megerdemet kitIntet<s ert Ameri-
kaban. A Kamara elnoksege nagy tisztesseg.
Friedmant becs1li az egesz vssos

koltozott es azota lit tart fem
iigyvedi irodat, amelyet csaknem
minden magyar ismert ebben
megyeben.
Friedman "Dzso" (r1ert ma
gyarok csak ICY hivjak) termet-
ben kicsi, termeszetben csendes,
de annal biztosabb ember. Min
dig meggondolja, NIT mond es
Youngstownban az hire, hogy
100 esetben mem teved tobbszor,
mint egyszer (tevedni emberi do
log).
Jogtudasat tiszteletben tartjak
kolegai es birak. A tobbi iigy-
vedek "a kamaranak vagy 200
tagja van) a legnagyobb elisme-
ressel adoznak neki es becsiile-
teseg mintakepenek allitjak oda.
Friedman Jozsefet ugyvedi
gyakorlata az osszes birosagok
ele viszi es hirneve epp oily jo
Columbusban a legfobb allami
birosag, mint szovetsegi (fede-
raD birosagok es a megyei tor
venyszekek elott.
"Igazan megtisztelve erzem
magam. inert iigyved tarsaim jo-
max lattak, hogy engem valasz-
szanak kamara elnokeve" !,
mondta Friedman igyved nagy
szerenyen. "Iparkodom belem
helyezett bizalomnak megfele1-
nj"
"En ugy fogom fef az ugyved-
seget, hogy a jo iigyved az, aki
kozt szolgalja, aki egyforman Sc
git szegenyen es gazdagon, aki
kotelesseget teIesiti minden te-
kintetben es aki mindig becsule-
tes. E1noksegem a1att ebben az
iranyban kivanom fejleszteni
kamara miikodeset."
Friedman lgyvednek mar evek
ota iroda tarsa Evan ]. Rummel
iigyved es az utobbi idoben We
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-21
PAR NAP MULvA
HAzAMECY H0DY
Mar minden rendben van a
hazamenetelre. A Nagybi-
zottsagi gyIjtes eddigi cred
menve mintegy 12O dollar

Hody Andras lgye vegrc ked-
vezo elintezest nyert.
A konzulatus heten kiallitot-
ia az utlevelet. amelyet Macy
bizottsag bemutat Leighninger
ugyesznek hajojeggyel egyiitt.
White kormanyzo kegyelme
keszen all.
A Nagybizottsag szombati
gyiilesen meghallgatta a Hody
ilggyel kapcsolatos jelenteseket
Is ujbol felhatalmazta a kikiil-
dott bizottsagot, hogy az eddigi
gyiijtesr6l eddig bejott mintegy
l20 dollart potolja a Nagybizott-
sag penztarabol. A hajojegy es
utlevel magaban tobbe keriil
mint gyujtes eddigi eredme-
nye. Ehhez jon Hody New York
ba szallitasanak koltsege vala-
mint az a par dollar, amit Ho-
dy az ultra kap. A Nagybizottsag
mintegy 100 dollarral jarul maid
koltsegekhez.
Aki meg adakozni ohajt Hody
hazakildesenek javara, az meg
megteheti. Adomanyokat elfogad
lapunk szerkesztosege (4O8 w.
Federa1) vagy a Nagybizottsag
barmely tisztviseloje vagy tagja.
Meg eyszer kerjiik azokat, a
kiknek volna yise1t ruhajuk, also
juk, harisnyajuk, vagy cipojik,
hogy hivjak fel Brogley Ferenc
deputy sheriffet, 8 szivesen ell
megy erte. Hodynak hazauta-
zashoz valamelyes ruhazatra is
van sziiksege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-21
AzELOvALASzTAS
MAGYAR JEL0LTJ JET /: |
Wess Jozsef szenator, Eber
Ferenc meeyei komiszarus
akar lenni a demokrata IL
cketen. Mindket partnak
vannak magyar bizottsagii
tag jeloltjei

Multi penteken zaru1tak a me-
vezesek az augustus 13-an tar
tando elovalasztasokra. amikor a
partok megvalasztjak jeloltjeiket
az oszi nagy allami es megyei
valasztasokra.
Miutan a jeloltekkel ugy az
allami. mint megyei allasokra
meg bovebben foglalkozunk
maid, most csak magyar je-
lolteket sorsoljuk fel.
A Republikanus tiketen cssk
part bizottsagi tag allasra pa
lyaznak magyarok es pedig a
TX keriilet "O' szavazati alike
ruletben Brogley Ferenc. aki je-
lenleg is bizottsagi tag (nincs
ellenfele) es Szluka Ferenc aki a
6-ik keriilet "H" alkeriileteben
palyazik. Campbellben Kiss Pc
ter magyar jelolt Six keru-
let "B' alkeruleteben.
A Demokrata tiketen tobb
magyar jelolt. Wess josef al
lami szenatori es Eber Ferenc
megyei komisszariusi allisra pa
lyaznak. Kulonosen Wessnek jo
eselye van, de Eber is tobb sza-
vazatot kap maid mind ket evveI
ezelott. A part bizottsagi tagsa-
gokra palyaznak Danish josef
2-P., Hajdul Pal, Al, Tausz5
Gyula Bella AR, Ress Jozsef A..
Boukey Karoly 50, ifj. Antal Pal
7E Is Campbellben az 1B-ben
Dzsidoczky w. Janos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-21

lett, hogy XII kepviseli a mum
kasokat, 6k maguk a sajat ma
guk altal megvalasztott kepvi-
seloik utjan, vagy pedig a juni
utjan ugy kerhetik az i1leto ipar
munkas feligyeleti bizottsagatol
a szavazas elrendeleset.
Az ilyen szavazast a kormany
feligyelete alatt tartjak meg.
Mr.. TigEe, az Amalgamated
JUNO becsiiletben megosziilt fo-
eln0ke es Mr.. Green, az Ameri-
can Federation of Labor elnoke
megerdemlik a dicseretet, inert
higgadt hnagaviseletuk, hosszu
eveken at szerzett tapasztalatuk
vegre gyozedelmeskedett azok
felett, akik mindenaron sztraj-
kolni akartak.
Mi mem ertiink egyet a JUNO
szisztemaval (legalabb is mem
annak mai formajaval), a kom-
pania JUNO mai formajan is val
toztatasokat lehetne eszkoz0lni,
de igenis hissziik, hogy a mum
kassagnak joga van n1unkaad6-
javal targyalni az igazsag Is
meltanyossag alapjan. A mai
rendszerben a t6ke Is nnunka tu-
lajdonkeppen munkastars Is
ameddig az ICY lesz, bekes
egyezseggel rnindig tobbet lehet
elerni, mint veres munkas zavar-
gasokkall amelyekben mindig a
munkas veszit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-21

Sok evvel ezelott egy IA ewes
flu szallt lie a nagy hajorol a
"kesze gardaban' castle Gar
DEM new york; kikotoben. Ez
a IA ewes ifju Friedman Jozsef
volt, aki Saros megyebol indult
utnak, hogy noverehez menjen.
A mutt heten EFT az azota en-
berre Walt Friedman Jozsefet, aki
amfkor kijott, egy szot sem tu-
dott angolul, Mahoning megye
iigyvedi kamaraja avval tisztelte
meg, hogy megvalasztotta elmo
keve. M
A fatal Friedman otthon jart
vagy negy gimnaziumot. N6ve-
renel New Yorkban kezdett an
golul tanulni es csakhamar utol-
erte az lit sziiletett gyermeke-
ket es kitin6en vegezte high
schoolt. 'a..
Kesobb Friedman Clevelandba
koltozott. Dolgozott es tanult.
1o08-ban megkapta jogtud6si
diplomat Baldwin-Wallace
egyetemen Is iigyved lett. Meg
abban az evben Youngstownba
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-21
AZ ACEL|PAR VI
HETIESEMENYEI
Vegleges megegyezeshez ko-
kelednek a sztrajk ugyeben.
A gyarosok csekely modosi-
tassal hajlandok elfogadni
a tervet

Roosevelt elnok heten TO-
gadta Tighe, Amalgamated elmo
kot es vele hosszasan elbeszel-
getett az acelipar munkas viszo-
nyairol. Tighe Is a unio tobbi
fotisztvisel6i atadtak Perkins
munkaugyi miniszternek felte-
teleket, amelyeknek elfogadasa
eseten hajlandok teljesen elallni
a sztrajktol
Az esemenyek rovataban nagy-
ban ismertettiik ezeket feltete-
leket.
Az egyik fopont az, hogy a
gyarakban a kormany bekelteto
MISUNDERSTANDING feliigyelete
alatt valasztasok tarthatok, hogy
eldontsek XII >kepviseli a munka-
sokat.
n unlo ait akarJa, hogy d
tobbseg kepviselje kisebbseget
is. A gyarosok pedig ait akar-
jak, hogy a munkassagnak min
den toredeke kapott szavaza-
tok aranyaban legyen kepvise1ve
(igy van ez az automobil ipar-
ban).
Nagyon valos zini, hogy he
ten teljes beke lesz es Roosevelt
elnok kinevezi bizottsag par
Italian" tagjait, miel6tt elmenne
egy hosszabb tengeri Ultra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-21
vERHOvAY NO. 364
TO HOLD PICNIC
First Outing Sunday to Mill
Creek Park. : It is a get
acquainted affair

A lively baseball game be-
tween the married and single
men will be one of the features
Of the first annual outing of the
Verhovay Aid Association, Br.
364 Sunday afternoon and
evening, June "a, at Mill Creek
Park. The outing will be basket
picnic affair and all members of
the club have made extensive
plans for the success of the
event.
A sport program of races, no
velties, stunts and specialties
will proceed the ball game which
begins at 3 p. m. Community
singing and games will con-
clude the affair, which promises
to last far into the night.
The Verhovay is a newly or
ganized group of young men and
women of Hungarian parentage
and is sponsoring the Verhovay
baseball team, one of the strong
est contenders of the champion
ship in the Northeastern Ohio
Hungarian League, of which it
is a member.
The committee in charge of
the outing is headed by Frank
Horvat, general chairman, and
includes: Miss Helen Fetzer.
Miss Wilma Magdics, Frank
Cherpack, Louis T. Vargo, John
Maybe, Joseph Horvath, John
Rubosky. Alex Bancs and John
Horvath.
Deputy sheriff Frank Brogley
is president of the club.
Transportation will be fur
nished those who will meet in
front of the club rooms, Hun
garian Hall, corner Mahoning
and Schenley Aves., at II a. m.
The affair is public.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-21
NACYBAN KESzUL 4 NACYBIzOTTSle|
AZ IDEI, KILENCEDIk MAGYAR NAPRl
Varoskoz szepsegversenyt terveznek lesz nepszerse
verseny nagy unnepi vacsora elokelo szonokokkal
program szinha.ban baseball jatek verseny
gyermekeknek tobb kituno zenekar gombok 1
arusitasat j0vo heten kezdik

A Youngstown es kornyeki
magvarsag az :den tartja a Macy
b'zottsap rendezeseben kilence-
'ik Magyar Nap'at. amely az
Idora Parkban lesz augustus ho
Sen, vasarnap.
A Magyar Nap Macy eloke-
s7iiletei foglalsoztattak a Macy
b;zottsagot multi szombati gyii-
lesen, amelyen nagyon sep szam
NAL jelentek meg a bizottsagi
tagok es az erdeklodok.
A Nagybizottsag elhatarozta,
hogy az idei Magyar Nap egyik
nagy esemenye varoskozi sep
segverseny lesz. A kiilonbozo va
rosok (Youngstownban varosre-
szek) legszebb leanyai koziil a
legszebb lesz Magyar Nap
szepsegkiralynoje.
A terv szerint ez igazi szep-
segverseny lesz. A jelolteknek
mem kell penzt kolteni szavazo
jegyekre, hanem az fog nyerni,
akit biralo bizottsag (amsly
amerikaiakbol fog allani) va
laszt XII.
Youngstown kozpontja egy
L katn1tnnc nce1in 1.eriifetnek A
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-21

je, aki szinten iigyved es aki
gyakran megjelenik' magyar al
kalmakon es oszejoveteleken. Fla
jelen1eg egyetemi hallgato.
Mint ertesiilunk Nagybizott-
sag (mert hiszen Friedman XII
tiinteteseb6l a magyarsagra is
harul dics6seg) meghivja az
ugyvedi kamara magyar szarma-
zasu elnoket, hogy a Magyar
Nap iinnepi vacsorajanak egyik
szonoka 1egyen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-21
Esenenyek

AZ oCCASAlA dJnOI SSySAOAe ca
halasztott&k Is velemenyiink
szerint most mem is lesz.
A munkasok JUNO kepvisel6i-
ben gy6zott higgadt megfon-
tolas.
A komoly Greg vezet6 embe-
rex tudtak eppen olyan j6l, mint
mi, hogy most mem volt esely
sztrajk r.~gnveresere azon
egyszeru oknal fogva, hogy a
munkasok nagy tobbsege mem
akart sztrajkolni.
A
Megirtuk mi szamtalanszor,
hogy mem r6zsas nnunkas hely-
zete sem az aceliparban, sem
semnifele mas iparban. De meg
irtuk AIT is, hogy most, amikor
An.erikaban kezd egy szociali-
sabb irany lahraallni, hogy most,
amikor rovid egy ev alatt mum
kassag kelyzete tetemesen meg
javult, most mines helye sztrajk-
max, inert az csak megakadalyoz-
ma Is hatraltatna tovabbi javu-
last.
A mai kor iranyelve az, hogy
munkasnak termelesenek erte-
keb6l tobbet, szolgsltatasanak ell
leneben megfelel6bb bert nyujt-
son es amellett megjavitsa azo-
kat koriilnsnyeket, arnelyek
kozt munkas dolgozik.
Az acelipar munkasai, ha
j6l atgondoljak dolgot, mem
panaszkodhattak, inert viszo-
nyaik lenyegesen megjavultak es
habar keresetiik meg tavolrol
sem eri a nekik jar6 JOLIET fokat
Chat manapsag XII eri ely arany-
lag jobb banasmodban reszesiil-
TEX, mint sok mas ipar n.un-
kasai.
Mikor az ember tknyeket BIZ
raj, mem szabad AIT elfogultan
tenni.
A teny pedig az, hogy az acel-
ipar, dacara annak, hogy a be-
fektetett t6ke meg egyaltalan
mem mutat jovedelmet, felemel-
te munkasaiTak beret Is munka-
alkalmat adott szazezreknek.
Az, aki ma is AIT meseli Cob
ban n.ondva hazudja) a munka-
soknak, hogy a youngstown
gyarak ennyi meg ennyi "profi-
tot" csinaltak, az szantszandek-
kal ferdit, hogy zavarosban ha-
laszhasson, ha sikerul neki a
munkasokat a munkaadok ellen
fe1izgatni.
A juni sztrajk fenyegetodzese-
vel elerte AIT, kogy kobe lepett
Roosevelt eln0k es a kongresz-
szust6l felhatalmazast nyert ar
ra, hogy az acelipar (illetve bar
mely ipar) munkaviszonyainak
ellen6rzesere harom tagu "par-
Italian" bizottsagokat nevezhes-
sen XII.
Eek a bizottsagok maid meg
hallgatjak felmerulo panaszo-
kat, targyalnak nindket fellel Is
lehet6leg elejet veszik javulast
rnegakadalyozni fenyegeto moz-
galm.aknak.
A National Recovery Act min
den munkasnak biztositja sza-
bad valasztas jogat, hogy kivan-e
juni6ba tartoxni Is avval kepvi-
seltetni magat, vagy masfele-
ksppen sz0vetkezv1, munkastar-
saival kivAnja jogait megvedeni,
vagy pedig fuggetlenul. mint
egyen kivan a munkaad6val meg
egyezest k0tni. Ugyanez a tor
veny biztositja minden enber
jogat ahhoz, hogy dolgozhasson,
akar juni6ba tartozik, akar mem.
Az acelipar hatalrnas 400 ezer
f6nyi n,unkas hadanak 10 sza-
zaleka sem rendes fizet6 JUNO
tag. A tobbi legnagyobb resze az
egyes gyarakban alakult mum
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-25

julie NJ. Hannaford, Former
President Of Northern Pa
cific, Dies at 50

st. Paul. Sept. 25.-(P)-Jule NJ
Hannaford. 80, former president Of the
Northern Pacific Railway, who had
served that road continuously for 81
years. died at his home here Monday.
He had been in failing health about q
year.
Recently, Mr.. Hannaford, who was
born Nov. 10, 1850, at Claremont, N.
H.. had undergone al operation from
which he did not completely recover.
Named president Of the road Aug. q,
1913, Hannaford served in that capac-
ity until his retirement in 1920 to
serve as vice chairman Of the board,
a position he still retained at the time
Of his death.
On May IL, 1872. two years after the
first spike was driven in construction
Of the Northern Pacific. he entered
the employ Of that road as chief clerk
in the general freight office. He adj
vanced steadily, serving as passenger
agent. general freight agent OF the
eastern division, and assistant super
intendent of freight traffic until on
March l. 1884, he was named general
freight agent. In 1893, he was named
general traffic manager and six years
later, vice president in charge Of traf-
fic, position he held until being
elected president.
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SATIRE MAINTAINS
HIS $4,000 LOAN
AUIH0RlZED'bY Law
Terms Attack Attempt by Hus-
by to Belittle Attorney
Generals Department
DENIES USING OWN CHECK
Points to Law Creating Bank
Of North Dakota il Sup.
port Of Action
DENIES USING OWN CHECK
(By The Associated Press)

Loan Of $4,000 to the attorney
generals office is in accordance with
authorization by law, Attorney Cen
eral p o. Satire said Tuesday.
His assertions were made In reply
to attacks leveled against the trans
action by Commissioner Of Agricul-
ture John HUSKY, which was follow
ed by the announcement by Gov. Ole
H. Olson that he would ask an In.
vestigation Of the circumstances sur
rounding the loan.
Satire labeled the attack by HUSKY
as IAN attempt on the part Of Mr..
HUSKY to discredit the attorney gen.
erals department and generally to
cast reflection on the present admin
istration."
THAT seems to have been the con-
slant care and purpose Of Mr.. HUSKY
ever since his election and undoubt-
eddy he will continue that policy un-
til the expiration Of his term"
Satire charged.
Points TO Bank Law
Satire, meeting the claims Of Hus-
by, pointed to the law creating the
Bank Of North Dakota in support Of
the loan.
Sathre denied the assertion Of
HUSKY that expenditures were being
made from the fund by personal
Continued on Page q
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BOARD uIQU|DA7ES
SEVEN ELEVATORS
Claims Totaling $s7,o32 Paid
by Railroad Commission
as Trustee

Seven elevator concerns have
been liquidated by the state railroad
commission, acting as trustee, IN the
last two years.
Claims totaling ST., 932.78 were paid.
liquidating the concerns at 100 per
cent Of the face Of claims plus inter-
est, the biennial report Of the commits
sion shows.
Claims in two other cases, which are
still pending, were partially paid, re-
sulting in total distribution for the
biennium Of sol .803.81. Nine other
cases are also pending.
by the initiated law reducing sal
aries and by legislative and executive
cuts, in appropriation. for this depart
ment the funds appropriated to the
elevator department for the biennium
was $3.50. approximately one-half
~ the receipts Of this department.
1.-THE difference between receipts
and appropriation goes into the gen
eral fund OF the state to be
spent on other departments. This
difference is in reality special tax
leveled on our grain elevators and to
that extent It is unfair to that bust
ness"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-25
PIONEER rabbi Of
STATE DIES At IS
Benjamin Papsrmastsr, Who
Assisted Founding Of Jew
ish Church Here, Dies

Grand Forks, N. D., Sept. 25.-(R)-
Rabbi Benjamin Papermaster. IS,
head Of the Congregation Of the
Children Of Israel In Grand Forks
for more than 10 years. and the first
Jewish rabbi to be stationed IN
North Dakota, died here Sunday.
A leading worker for the advance
ment Of the Jewish church, Rabbi
Papermaster came to this state IN
1891 and assisted in the founding Of
Jewish congregations ct Bismarck
Minot, Devils Lake and Williston.
He was born IN Lithuania and
came to the United States In 1901.
He served in Fargo for few months
before coming here. He headed the
Grand Forks Jewish congregation
until about two months ago when he
retired because Of III health.
In addition to his wife, he i sur
vived BY seven sons. Nathan Of Los
Angeles: H. p. Papermaster Of st.
Cloud: lsadore and Sam Of Grand
Forks; Dr.. Aaron Papermaster Of st,
Paul, and George and Henry Of
Milwaukee: three daughters. Mrs,
Leah Hardin Of Aberdeen. s. D.:
Mrs. Alex Epstein Of Minot. and Mrs.
Hazel ostfield Of Fargo: two sisters,
Mrs. Israel Pallets and Mr.. Simon
Heller of Grand Forks: and one
brother, Rabbi Rappeport Of Jeru-
salem.
Funeral ARRANGEMENTS have not