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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29
MEGSERULT MAGYAR
LEANY

Deak Mildred, % Sycamore
St. alatt lako Deak Vilmos het
ewes leanykaja csekely serulese-I
ket szenvedett multi 'vasarnapI
delelott, amikor az apja altal
hajtott autoba hatulrol belesza-
ladt egy mask auto, amelyet Al
Wilson. 408 w. Madison ave-
nuei lakos hajtott a Fifth ave..
es Madison sarkan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29
AZ ACELMUNKASOK Tlz SzkzALEKOS
BERJAWTAST KAPNAK APRILIS len
Az osszes Youngstown korzet acegyarak bejeentettk
peda emeest = legkisebb napszam $3.76 lesz napon-
ia. = Mem vagja le munkahetet 40 orarol - Unio
kontrakt gyarakban mines beremeles. - Javul munka

kellemes husveti meglepetes-
ben reszesitettek munkasaikat a
Youngstown keriilet acelgvarai-
max vezetosegei.
Aprilis ho 1-t6l (most vasar-
nap) kezdodoleg az osszes gyari
oraberek, darab es tonna szak-
many munka ara 10 szazalekkal
magasabb lesz.
A Youngstown Sheet and
Tube, a Republic Steel Corpora
ton, aCarnegie Steel, a Sharon
Steel Hoop es kisebb acelgya-
rak mind bejelentettek a fizetes-
emelest miutan targyaltak a
gyari uniok kepvisel6ivel. Az
acellal dolgozo gyarak valoszinii-
leg kovetni fogjak a peldat meg
het vege el6tt es ICY mintegy
50 ezer munkas reszesl1 javitas-
ban. A "peda. javitas mem vo-
natkozik irodai alkalmazottakra
es a tisztviselokre.
Jelenleg a youngstown acel-
gyarakban legalacsonyabb nap
zam fizetes orabere 42k cent,
vasarnaaptol kezdve vagy 4ohc,
de valoszinrleg AZ cent lesz. Az
ace1gyafi munkasoknak csak 8
szazaleka kappa legalacsonyabb
orabert, a tobbi munkas mind
tobbet kap, aszerint. hogy mi
lyen munkan dolgozik. A mos
tani fizetes szerint az atlag ora
Der kozel 90 cent volt es most
Go cent lesz, inert minden mum
kas jelenlegi oraberet korulbelul
10 szazalekkal emelik fel.
A munkaheten mem valtoztat
max es a maximalis munkahet az
acel cod-us szerint marad 40
ora, vagyis a legkozonsegesebb
maps zamos. ha 40 orat dolgozik
hetenkint. heti $3.50 fizetest
fog kapni. A legtobb magyar
munkasnak so centnel magasabb
az orabere az acelgyarakban.
A gyarak mem is szallithatjak
lie munkahetet, inert .dacara
/, annak, hogy sok munkanelkuli
Youngstownban, ezeknek legna-
gyobb resze mem alkalmas az
acelgyari munkakra. A munka
sok maguk sem kivanjak a mum
kaido leszallitasat, sot a legtobb
ma sem dolgozik egesz hetet, ha-
nem csak ket. harom vagy negy
napot egy heten. Az ilyen mum
kasok sokkal szivesebben veszik
a fizetes javitast.
Erdekes, hogy mig az osszes
munkasok reszesiilnek a fizetes
javitasban a unio gyarakban
mint peldaul Republic warreni
gyaraban a lernez es feher pleh
milleknel dolgozok mem kapnak
javitast. Eek a munkasok (mind
io fizetesu) unio szerzodes alap-
jan dolgoznak es fizetesiik asze-
rint iranyodik (emelkedik vagy
csokken) mint az altaluk keszi-
tett aru ara hullamzik A unio
szerzodes minden evben julius
Len jar lie.
Az acel valla1atok engedteI
Roosevelt elnok kivansaganal
amikor EFT berjavitast megad
tax, dacara annak, hogy ezalta
llemondanak arrol, hogy a kovet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29

kez6 honapokon at nyeresegre
dolgoz zanak. A gyari fizetesek,
ugyanis az vi beremeles utan
csaknem ugyan olyan nagyok,
mint 1o2o-ben voltak, de az acel
ara ma is 20 szazalekkal alacso-
nyabb, mint volt 1o26-ban.
Miutan az automobil ipartol
Roosevelt elnok elharitotta a
sztrajk veszelyet, az automobil.
eyarosok viss zatartott rendele-
sci ismet utban vannak az acel
iparhoz. Ennek kovetkezteben a
munkaviszonyok a mutt hettel
osszehasonlitva, ket szazalekkal
javultak heten es jelenleg
mintegy 81 szazalekos erovel fo-
lyik munka. Tovabbi munka-
viszony javulas varhato es april
lis ho kozepere valoSA1pdl&, 60
szazalekosnal is jobBaK fogkgk
gyarak dolgozni ," - -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29
ELvAGTA A NYAKAT

Elkeseredettsegeben, inert mar
evek ota mines munkaja, Mihalik
Mihaly hontalan campbelli 90.
ewes ember campbelli meme
dekhelyen egy borotva kessel ell
vagta nyakat, de csak kony-
nyebb seruleseket szenvedett.I
Most SIT. Erzsebet korhazban
apoliak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29

pct, mint egy negy oldalast So
kat megtakarithatnank. ha a la
pot ismet negy oldalon jelentet-
nok meg, de ait hissziik. hogy
az egy dollar extra mem sok a
rendes nyolc oldalas lapert.
Mindazok. akik aprilis 15-ik
fisetnek, meg regi aron kap-
jak az el6fizetest. Aprilis 15-ke
utan lap elofizetesi ara egy
eyre harom dollar, fel eyre $1.5O
es negy honapra (egy harmad
evre) egy dollar lesz.
Iermeszetesen azok. akik hat
ralekban vannak, aprilis 15-tol
visszamenoleg csak regi 2 dol
laros elofizetes szerint fizetnek.
Az acelgyarak. amiota mi at
vettlk a lapot, mar ketszer iavi-
tottak munkasok fizeteset. a
munkaviszonyok is jobbak es
meg javulni is fognak, mem fog
tehat senkinek sem nehezere es-
nj egy par centtel tobbel hozza-
Jarulni annak a lapnak fenn-
tartasahoz, amely mar 24-ik eve
szolgalja a mi videkunk magyar
[saganak ertiekcits ~
Remeljiik, hogy olvasoink ko-
zul egy sem fog elmaradni az
elofizetes felemelese Matt. Re-
meljiik, hogy belatjak, hogy ha
mi megtessziik mi kotelesse-
gunket, elvarhatjuk, hogX ma
sok is megtegyek az oveket.
Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
tulajdonosa es szerkeszt6je ko-
szoni Youngstown es kornyeki
magyarsag eddigi tamogatasat is.
Kozos erovel fenntartottuk a la
pot a kozerdek javara. Tartsuk
fel tovabbra is.
Az utobbi ket hetben a kovet-
kezok segitettek lapot fenntar-
tani:
Jos. Bacsa, L. Benyei, John
Danko, Joh nDeak, DR.. E. El-
der, Frank Guyt, Peter Lengyel,
G. Macy, A. F. 10th, Frank
10th, Alex Balla, Stephen XII
rally, Andy 10th, John Szasz,
Stephen Veres, Mike Pivar,
Stephen Csurilla, Joseph Csorba,
John Fulajtar, Balint Gocz, John
Colbert, Ant. Molnar, Dan. Ne
meth, John Pallay, Alex Fold
vary, Joseph Boda, Stephen
Zambory, Joseph Dancsesz, John
Zagiba, Mich. Gulyas, Stephen
Vas, John Feher, Steve Fustos,
Zsig. 10th, Alex Green, Andy
May, Mrs. Alex Simon, Stephen
Burshak, F. Balogh, Louis Cser-
nay, A. Hochwart, Frank Hon,
Michel Kiss, Stephen Bernay,
Mrs. Anna Miglecz, John Rati,
Mrs. Frank Sznekszer, Mich.
Bisztucz, Mich. Gyori, Thomas
Gyorgy, John Polya, Lad. Raj
ner, Louis Sziics, George 10th,
Frank Zsofi, John Petroski, Steve
Demeny, Joseph Lesnyanszky,
John Miklos, John Szekely, Alex
ander Szakacs, Martin Ajvasz,
Andy Gazdik, Stephen Ilko,
Mich. Sandor, Stephen Farkas,
Alex 10th. 0sszesen 81.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29
Esennenyek

H6napok ota folyik a vita
felett, hogy nit jelent a Ma
tional Recovery. torvenynek.
munkassag szervezesere vonat-
koz6 resze.
Most aztan Roosevelt elnok
nehany rovid rnondatban meg
nagyarazta, hogy hires 7ik
szakasz AIT jelenti,
hogy a rnunkasnak joga van
teljesen szabadon abba SERVE
zetbe tartozri, amelyikbe akar !;
hogy minden szervezetnek
egyforma joga van tagsagat KEEP
viselni egyiitt tobbi SERVE
zetek kepviseloivel;
hogy mem sziikseges az, hogy
a munkas barmely szervezetbe
tartozzon, hogy dolgozhasson.
* x
Az Elnok nagyfontossagu XII
jelentese veget vetett fenyege-
to automobil sztrajknak, amely-
mex hatasat nagyon is negerezte
volna a youngstown keriilet acel
gyarainak munkassaga es amely
az Okla volt, hogy valamennyire
megcsappantak a munkaviszo-
nyok lit a mutt heten.
Mi mar honapokkal ezelott
megirtuk, hogy mem igaz az
American Federation of. Labor
szervezoinek, az az allitasa, hogy
a munkasoknak csak az uniok-
ba szabad szervezkedni. A mum
kasnak eppen olyan joga van a
a guardian letezo gyari unioba
tartozni, vagy akarmilyen mas
szervezetbe, vagy sehova. A
munkaja exert megmarad bizto-
san.
Coughlin plebanos, hires ra-
dio szonok, ugyanezt mondotta
vasaraap deAtani heszedfben.
"Az American Federation of
Labor hatalrni vagyai eppen
olyan veszedelmesek a munkas-
sagra nezve, mint kapitalizmus
tulkapasai," mondotta a hires
pap. INIT csinal a Federation
avval a 80 millio dollarral, amit
munkasoktol beszed minden
esztend6ben?'
Az Elnok altal letesitett
egyezmeny ertelmeben az auto
mobil munkasok unioja csak az
sajat unio tagjait kepviselheti
| es pedig olyan aranyban, mint
ahogyan egy bizonyos gyar mum
kasai tagjai az unionak. Az osz-
SECS munkasokat egy gyari ta-
macs kepviseli, amelybe az unio
munkasok szamuknak megfelelo
aranyban valasztanak kepvisel6-
ket, a gyari unio munkasai
ugyanazt teszik, tehat a gyar
vezetosege nem a unio tisztvise-
l6ivel targyal, hanem munk&sai-
max kepvisel6ivel, mint ahogyan
az lit Youngstownban mar
evek 6ta fennall6 gyari uniok
tettek Is teszik.
Mi nindig AIT mondottuk,
hogy a munkas kepviseltetheti
magat sokkal jobban az altala
valasztott munkastarsai utjan,
mint Federation nagyfejii kill
So vezereivel, akik kezelik AIT a
rengeteg penzt, ar1it a rnunkas-
sag befizet evente. Mem erdemes
harom dollar beallasi dijat es
egy dollar havi tagsagi dijat fl
zetni a unionak, ha kepviselet
mem nyujthat sem t0bbet, sem
kevesebbet, NIT munkas mas
felekeppen is megkaphat.
X \
A youngstown keriilet acel
munkasai is megjelennek Wash
ingtonban a j0v6 heten a szena-
tus munkaugyi bizottsaga el6tt,
hogy tiltakozzanak a Wagner
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29

A youngstown kerilet acsl
munkasai is megjelennek Wash
ingtonban j0v6 heten szena-
tus munkaiigyi bizottsaga el6tt,
hogy tiltakozzanak a Wagner
t0rveny javaslat ellen. Ez a tor
venyjavaslat az eln0H magya-
razattal szelnben zart unio
shopokat akar lstesiteni, arninek
az a k6vetkezmenye lenne, hogy
csak az dolgozhat, aki union tag.
A Wagner javaslat ezenkiviil
t0rvenybe szeretne iktatni, hogy
semmif9le 1nunkan senH sem
Evening star., 1934-08-26

mestic industrial production, main
tained q substantial lead over last
year, although much of the increase
was attributed to higher prices rather
than expansion in the actual dimen-
sionS of trade.
Small gains predominated in the
share list at the finish. The Standard
Statistics Co. average for 80 stocks
moved up one-tenth of q point 10
75.7, new top on the recovery from
the low levels of July 26.
Turnover amounted to 436, zoo
shares. compared with only $4,000
last Saturday.
Commodities Irregular.
Further strength in corn, which
closed with gains of ia to IL cents
bushel, prompted buying of other
cereals. Wheat was about unchanged,
but rye, oats and barley scored ad-
vances ranging up to cents. Cot
ton reacted for a net loss of IS to 90
cents a bale.
Among stocks, American Tobacco
B, Cudahy, Liggett & Myers, National
Lead, Owens Illinois Glass, Spiegel-
May-Stern, Union Pacific and Leh-
man Corp. contributed gains of l to
3 points. Pivotal issues like Ameri-
can Can. American Telephone, Gen.
eral Motors, Montgomery Ward and
United States Steel showed small
mixed changes after moving mar
rowly.
While railroad bonds crept ahead,
the advance in rail shares tapered
of as traders waited TO see whether
rumors Of impending action favor
able to the carriers had any founda-
tion in fact.
The dollar was firm against for
eign exchanges under the steadying
influence of gold exports this week.
Evening star., 1934-08-26
BY FREDERICK GARDNER,

Associated Press Financial Writer.
NEW YORK, August 25.-Stocks
and other markets continued to re-
feet in quiet trading today a mild
revival Of improved sentiment.
The share market made some fur
ther progress on the rise which
started early in the week. Bonds, in
Guiding United States Government
Issues, were mostly firm and grains
scored moderate advance.
Hopes Of a seasonal upturn in buSi-
ness after Labor Day brought addi-
tional buying of a cautious nature
into stocks, but the week end news
was devoid of any convincing evidence
OF expansion in industry.
The Cuban trade pact focused in
terest chiefly on sugar shares. Reduc-
ton in the tariff on Cuban sugar ap-
parently had been discounted as a
bullish influence for gains of Cuban
American sugar and other Cuban pro-
duCers were limited to fractions. On
the other hand, shares Of domestic
beet sugar companies were sold on the
prospect the Cuban product would be
in a stronger competitive position.
Great Western Sugar closed "a points
lower.
Exports Hold Gains.
Favorable reaction to the Cuban
trade arrangement as possible fore
runner Of additional agreements of
the same nature with other countries
was tempered by consideration of re-
newed unsettlement in foreign ex-
changes the last few days. particularly
sterling and Premier Mussolinis war
rem arks.
July foreign trade statistics showed
the dollar value of American exports,
In contrast with the volume of do
Evening star., 1934-08-26
BANK AGENCY ASKED
FOR HOUSING LOANS
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August 25.-Creation
of a central cooperative agency to
handle all housing modernization
loans on behalf of New York City
banks has been proposed by the
Kings County Bankers Association,
which requested the New York Clear
ing House Association to take the ini-
tiative in forming such an agency.
Evening star., 1934-08-26
GOLD STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, August Is (P.-To-
days gold statement of the New York
Federal Reserve Bank showed no i'm
ports and exports of s6,s21 800 to
France and Belgium. There was no
change In the gold stocks held under
earmark for foreign account.
Evening star., 1934-08-26

CONTINUED on Page -
Evening star., 1934-08-26
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
YEAR 1884

cRpoted B & C. washington DC
SALES OCCURRING EXCHANGE FOR 1884
UP TO AND INCLUDING FRIDAY, AUGUST a. -
Evening star., 1934-08-26

1874 13ks Illinois Central. zoe.
so % Ill Central pf.
30h 1885 indus Rayon t1.6O.
73% so Ingersoll-Rand (2)~ o.
Evening star., 1934-08-26

30h 27 Hack w pf A (1&).
ga 3h Hahn Dept Stores.
52E 25h Hahn Opt Strs pf. i. d.
ga ga Hall w r Printing. 8.
PAN 13 Harb Walker (h50e)
100 81 Harbison&W of (6O.
IL u Havana Elec Ry.
81 3 Havana Elec Ry pf .,
6E IL Hayes Body. ......
96h s1h Hazel Atlas Gl (6).-
S1% SO Hercules Powder(3)
6S 4Sh Hershey Choc 3D..
101 S3 Hershey Ch pf (t5).
1OH ~ Holland Furnace.
13 5& Hollander Son t5oc)
430h 80 Homestake NJ (t22
23k IL Houd-Her( AZ il .
6h 2H Houdaille-Hersh B..
81 43 House Fin pf(3h).'
29% 121a Houston OIL. .......
5M pa Houston OIL (new).
STA 35h Howe Sound 90.
12h AZ Hudson Manhattan.
PAN 6h Hudson Motor Car ..
7N IL Hupp Motors.....'
Evening star., 1934-08-26
STOCKS CONTINUE
CAUTIOUS UPTURN
Hopes of Seasonal Trade
Gains After Labor Day
Spur Buying.

What Stocks Did,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-06-14
PATTERN SUITED TO
FROCKS OF VARIOUS
TYPES AND FARpTco
PATTERN 1882

You'll soon be needing one of tba,.
completely new morning dresses -"
warm days are well on the wav M -
design of this little frock is so adons ~
able to ideas Of your own, you c on
use the same pattern to make SaN A
eral different dresses. Make # al y.
a printed wash silk or OF solid.oo,
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contrasting material-and you'll hsUa
still another new and very excitirs
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Moons as for mornings, and exprasSa.
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Pattern 1882 is available IA sizes
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-06-14
S{HflS1k
AWAITING DECISION

Mrs. w. 81. writes: "Bobby was
attending summer school at st. Moni-
ca and was dawdling along in that
direction one morning when friend
OF his mother came along.
(which is it today? she asked.
is 1t school or fishing?
I'm not sure hesitated Bobby.
I'm Just fighting with my con-
science Boston Transcript
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-06-14
Real Trouble

at Atlantic City-Mo says he ran
into vaudeville team who explained
tnat they weren't working on account
of sinus trouble.
"Sinus trouble? echoed Mo, kinda
surprised.
YEAH" said the male half of the
act. Nobody will sign us pitts
burgh Post.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-06-14

A. Size 16 takes 81 yards S6-inch
fabric. Illustrated step-by-step sew.
ing instructions included.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) In
coins or stamps (coins preferred) for
this pattern. Write plainly name,
address and style number. BE SURE
TO STATE SIZE.
Address orders to Sewing Circle
Pattern Department, 243 West Sew
enteenth street, New York City.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-06-14
Generosity

rs your boy Josh going back to
college?'
I'm not sure" answered Farmer
Corntossel. "Josh seems to think
that If a college professor knows
anything worth tellin' he'll rush to
the radio and give 1t to you free"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-07
Old konsides Is Headed
For Home Under Otvn Sail

hour and n hair later.
Hnrbor craft waited 10 welcome
her with flags flying and whistles
footing, md next sunday there
viii be u formal municipal ccle.
brnti0n,
More than a century ago the gov.
ornmont decided this pioneer war;
ship WIN unaea worthy and should be
broken up aud sold for junk. hut
tho young poet Holmes sent TO u
newspaper u few lines Of verse
which read .n pnrt'
go better that her shattered
hulk t
should sink beneath the wave,
Her thundcrs shook the mighty
deep
And there should be her grave ,
Nail 10 the mast her holy nag,
set every thrcadbale Aaii,
And give her to the God Of
Storms.
"Tho lightning and the gale~
Inspired by the poem, govern.
meDt machinery was not ~ work
To restore Old 1ronsldcg. and soon
she was sailing tho seas once more.
but now on missions of peace IN.
stead Of IN the bclligerent role
that won her an indcIibie place IN
history.
And no, home again to-day, Old
Ironsides VIII be kept ut Boston
navy yard an q monument not only
10 her glorious past, but an "A SYM
Dol Of tho spirit and heroiem TINT
established the nation.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-07
Market Went Down to New Levels for the Present Year
Most ActiUe Turnover
Since February Last


nodes likewise were higher, par.
tlculariy wheat which closed at
gains ranging TO nbove } cents n
buBhel. Rubber futures made new
highs for four years, lost all the
gains and then rallied from the
lows. Cocoa, cotton, and hides
were higher.
New lows for tho year or longer
were made by long list of repre-
sentative issues, including u. y.
steel, Westingh0use Electric, Gen.
ernl Motors, Chrysler, New York
Central, Delaware Lackawannn A.
Western, u. =. Industrial Alcohol,
Nash, Case, Standard Brands, Du
Pont, Allied Chemical. Commercial
Solvents, Celanese and Johns Man
Vile. LOSSES ranged TO more than
3 points.
CONSOLIDATED Gas touched 81 SIS,
of 1 3-s, and with is point OF It's
record low made IN 1882. other
utilities were weak with losses
ranging TO moro than points,
American Telephone made y new
low on tho movement ut lOS Is.
on points. II was still l-2 point
Lbove It's 1884 low.
Trading was particularly heavy
In the automobile issues.
u. =. Steel touched 80 i-2 on 2
Ia points. There was Stcndy un-
loading OF railroad Issues, utilities.
some OF the oils and the chemicals,
After the close. tho American
Iron A. Steel Institute announced
operations for the steel industry ny
b0.0 per cent up liz points or ~
Ecr cent over tho preceding week
The magazine Steel estimated out
put ut 90 per cent.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-07
KIDNAPPED GIRL
ALIVE and WILL
SOON Be FREED
Hidden Away In Mexican
Mountains $3.50 May Re.
turn Home To-day

Copyright, 1884. by United I'rcss)
Nogaies, Ariz, May 7--(uP1--
June Robl4s, six year old kidnap
victim, IL alive In the mountains Of
Mexico and will be- released by her
kldnapers sometime to-day, the
United Press learned from an oiils
cini source. Negotiations for pay.
ment OF $4,000 ransom were nonr
completion. Assurance that the
child was alive came from oliver
White, chief criminal deputy for
Santa Cruz county upon his return
from q seven-hour trip into SON.
ora, Mexico.
II can say with O clear Con.
science that June Robes In still
aitve," White said positively. Ran.
som negotiations are being con.
Quoted by AL AguIrre and o. X.
Franklin, friends Of the girl's
wealthy grandfather, Bernab Ro.
bleg, retired Tucson cattleman.
June has been held prisoner since
she was kidnapped April 20 M sfio
was going homo from school In
Tucson.
Aguirrc and Franklin loft Tuc.
son secretly early yesterday.
Aguirre had made two previous
trips across tho border, once With
Bernab Robes and the second time
alone. Aguirre was believed 10
have with him on his third trip
tho full $4,000 ransom demanded
by the kIdnnpers. The intormedi-
aries were told that the kidnapped
Htrl was held only few miles In
the interior OF rough, mountainous
HOnorn, II was learned.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-07
-, HENRY MiNOTr
I nltpd Press ktnR Correspondent

Boston, May 7--fUP) Cruising
tho same waters whore she defeat.
ed tho British Guerrloro In n tor
rife battle during tho war OF 1919.
Old lr0nBldcs headed for home to-
day--u under her own BniI,
Completing n thre0.yeur tour OF
Atlantic and Pacific ports, during
which shc was viewed by hundreds
Of THOUSANDS OF school children
whose pennies saved her from the
marine junk hemp, the historic
frlgutc was almost within sight "
this port where she was launched
l37 years ago. 49,.
Thcy christcnod her then, the
q. *. 8. Constitution, but her scars
OF AZ bnttlcH and her record OF no
dafeuts show plainly why for more
than u century she has been
known nffectionatcly ms Old Iron.
sides, her fame secure In oliver
Wendell Nolmes' immortal poem.
In strange contrast 10 her thrill.
ing career M "Tho Eagle OF tho
Sea-" Old Jronsldes made her 20.
900 mile national tour at the end
Of u t0w-lne, but to-day her. own
canvas was spread W shc could
complete her last voyage as proud.
ly an she sailed In her prime,
Duo Off Deer island At $3.50 y. m,
to-day. the frIgate was expected
to dock Ut Boston navy yard an
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ure would supplement the other,
he said.
He warned that unless tho de-
mand for loans from smaller indus
tries was met by the government
"our relief problems will continue
10 multiply.
A recent qucstionnaire by the
federal reserve board revealed that
at least $3.50. 000 900 IL considered
necessary 10 cover the needs OF In
dustry.
Jones letter was read at nm ex-
ocutIye meeting OF the committee
today, at which the various d.
rect loan proposals. were coDsid-
cred.
Tho text follows,
Dear C0ngreBsman Prall:
II am authorized by the presl-
dent TO say that he favors the RFC
being given authority to lend 70 in
duStry. aud that he especially wants
the smaller and medium sized In
dustrics given a full chance 10 sur
viye on equal terms with the larger
industries.
I'm advocating that the RFC be
authorized 10 make ouch loans. IL
In not with "a view TO duplicating
any similar authority given to the
federal reserve banks, but TO sup
plement that authority and keep
open ms many avenues for such
credit AZ possible.
There IN undoubtedly u need OF
credit for small and medium sized
industry and while come OF the
loans VIII cnrry more than the
usual credit risk. unless the de-
mand In met, our relief problems
VIII continue 10 multiply. A dollar
loan IL certainly better than one
given In relief. and such loans can
be made with little Ultimate loss.
1.-The RFc has been dealing with
all kinds Of credit problems for
mare thdD two years. and while VIZ
have no desire TO continue lendIDl,
q moment longer than Ii neccs-
sary, there seems no good reason
why our experience and facilities
should not be made available 10
this class OF our citizenship until
credit IN actually being otherwise
extended
II am heartily IN favor Of the
GLASS bill for the added reason that
II provides for rcdiscountIng long
time paper at the federal. In my
opinion this should be made more
permanent. for the reason that n
VIII permit member banks 10 more
freely make Ionns that need 10 he
carried longer than the customary
90 days to four months.
Sincerely yours.
JESSE n. JONES"