davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-29

A Youngstown Magyar Egy-
hazak es Egyletek Nagybizottsa-
ga az iden is kiveszi reszet
szegenyek karacsonyi iinnepenek
valamelyes felviditasaban.
A Pro-Hungaria kerelmsre a
Nagybizottsag egyhangulag 100
dollart szavazott meg penztara
Dol, hogy segitse NJ Egvlet
iotekony munkajat. A Pro-
Hungaria sajat penztarabol is BIZ
zonyos osszeget ad es adomanyo-
kat is elfogad ugy penzben,
mint elelmiszerekben. Karacsony
elott aztan a nyomorgo magyar
csaladok elelmiszeres kosarakat
kapnak.
A kiosztas ellenorzesere a
Nagybizottsag kikuldotte tiszti-
karat, amely Pro-Hungariaval
-egyiitt fog dolgozni
A youngstown magyarsag
Macy tomeget kepvisel6 Macy
bizottsag komoly munkahoz lat,
hogy a tarsadalmi biztositas
(munkanelkuli es aggkori bizto-
sitas) a kovetkez6 kongresszus
ele keriiljon Is OFT a munkasokra
kedvez6 feltetelekkel legyen ell
fogadva. Miutan Congressman
Cooper leveleb6l kiderult. hogv
az H. R. 1889 tenyleg meghalt,
a mostani kongresszussal, a
Nagybizottsag ujb6f utasitotta
titkarat, hogy egy hasonlo tar
talmu javaslatot adjanak be vagy
partoljanak. De Nagybizottsag
AIT is kijelentette, hogy mem vesz
reszt egyseg-front konferencia-
kon, inert sajat laban jar es inert
tobbet tud ICY elerni munkas-
sag erdekeben.
A West Sidei Magyarok Macy
asszonya Hitkozseg reszerol be-
jelentettek, hogy jovo evt6l kezd-
We isn:et tagjaiva valnak a Macy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-29
|FUGCETLEN BAz
A MAGYAR HizBAN
Penteken este binso jstt
Szombaton delutSn ; 81
syermek-party. ! 1sunbate !
este bal. : Minden este -
prize ok. : Kitlno xenex

Mire sorok az Olvaso eI D.
keriilnek, mar gazdat talalt min
den labas joszag a Fuggetlen Re
formatusok bazarjan, mely csu-
tortokon este nyilt meg. AL
igazan szep nyeremenyek azod
ban csak penteken keriilnek sof@
ra. Kezimunkak. lampak, ruha-
nemuek, pipere-cikkek halmaza
varja a szerencses nyeroket. A
rendez6seg semmit mem akar
megtartani, mindennek Ell kell
kelni!
A bazar egyik ujdonsaga az
rengeteg cs;ga-teszta, amt ket
napon keresztil Is magyar asz-
SONY keszitett, hogy gazd-
asszonyokat mentesitse gyuras-
tol. Mondani sem kell, hogy iga-
+zdn olcson lehet hozzajutni ehhex
a pompas magyar specialitashoz.
Ezen kiviil mas konyhara valid IS
van bowen a bazar raktaran. Gu
kor, kave, Is egyeb fiiszerek.
Valosagos vegyes kereskedes.
A gyermekekr6l is gondosko
dott a rendez6seg. Kizar6lag y
gyermekek szamara kllon pennys
bingo party lesz szombaton d<l~,
utan oratol Magyar Otthor-
ban. Akkor csak Ok jatszans1x
les csak pysEik csinos =
gaszsios isssa Il u i . 9 Y u
mas aprosagot. ~ 81
A bazar szombaton este zar6-
dix ballal, melyen a zenet a kox-
kedvelt Bunchy-fele zenekar szol-
galtatja 7 oratoI ejjeli | craig
bezarolag. A jo zenen kivul ter
meszetesen minden mas ke1lek is
lesz, ami magyar mulatsagok-
hoz nelkulozhetetlen.
Mem csoda, ha annyian kesz11-
| mex a fuggetlen bazarra! Van
miert!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-29

gyar nep mem adta fel a remenyt,
hogy a dekadens arisztokraciat
felretolja az elni vagy6 nep,
amelyb6l mem halt XII a muveszet,
irodalom Is zene iranti erzek,
amely ma is tudja ertekelni a
szepet.
Lesujto velemenyt mondott
Remenyi Romaniarol, ahol a ma
gyarsagot teljesen elnyomjak Err
delyben. Jugoszlaviaba mem is
inert elmenni. A hataron hallotta,
hogyan bantak ket tanulmany-
uton lev0 angol diakkal.
"Hat meg velem, magyarb6l
amerikaiva polgarosodott en-
berrel hogy bantak volna", mon
dotta Remenyi.
Il
Kemenyl nagyszeru eloadasa-
boil csak 'ezt nehany r0vid mon
datot vettik XII, eek vonatkoz-
tax a magyar ugyekre.
Januar 1O-en isrnet lit lesz Re-
menyi, hogy masodik felolva-
sasat, anely azonban teljesen
irodalmi jellegii lesz, megtartsa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-29
EGY SZEGENY OREG
MAGYAR Nc KERELME

Radnodi Paine, akinek az ura
mar kvek ota szanatoriumban
van es aki 20lS Salt Spring
Road alatt lakik hazacskajaban
nagyon egyedul van. Exert keres
egy id6sebbkoru, joan eletI tisz-
tesseges embert vagy kis csala-
dot, akikkel INGYEN megosz-
tana otthonat. Akinek van haj-
lama ra, keresse fel vagy irjon
neki
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-29

w. A. Ambrose demokrata me-
gyei iigyesz jelolt 81 szavazattal
gy6zott ]. H. Leighninger jelen-
legi iigyesz felett. De Leighnin-
ger 217 valasztasi keriiletben a
szavazatok ujra szamlalasat ker-
te. A valasztasi tanacs hetfon
kezdte meg az ujra szamolast es
azota valtakozo eredmennyel To-
lyik a kozel 10000 szavazo cedula
ujra szamlalasa. Kedden este
Ambrose mar csak het szavazat-
tai vezetett, de szerdan ambrose
megint eloterbe nyomult es is
met Is szavazattal volt elol.
A legtobb valasztasi keriiletben
hibas volt szamQlaA F hibak
azonban legalabb eddig mem vol
tax csalardak, hanem szamolasi
hibak. Egyes keruletekben a sza-
molas teljesen rossz volt. A sza-
molas meg folyik.
Evelen at egy allitolagos csalo
banda hamis automobn balesetek
reven kozel felmillio dollart csalt
XII kulombozo biztositasi tarsula-
toktol es ennek kovetkezteben az
automobil baleset biztositas d.ja
YonngsteWnban sokkal nagasahh
mint barhof fnash6i. 9 '.ss--s -ss g
A biztositasi tarsulatok vegre
titkos nyomozokat kildtek ide
es eek posta inspektorokkal es
a department justice embereivel
egyutt dolgozva, lelepleztek az
lzelmeket. A multi heten kozel
10 Mahoning volgyi lakos jelent
meg a cleveland szovetsegi BIZ
rosag nagy eskiidtszeken es het-
fon vagy IS Youngstown es kor-
nyeki lakost csalasert es a posta
csalo szandekkal valo felhaszna-
lasert vad ala helyeztek. A vad-
lottak kozt van ket Youngstown
ugyved es ket orvos is, valamint
egy Wald Jozsef newt ugyvedi
felhajto es annak felesege. Allito-
lag Wald volt az "esze" ban
danak.
A varosi tanacs legutobbi gyii-
Lessen Dodson keriileti tanacsos
beadott egy szabalyrendeletet,
hogy a varos bocsasson XII fel-
millio dollar ertekii bondokat es
penzen epitsen egy vi kozponti
rendorsegi es tiizolto parancs-
noksagi epiletet. A varosnak je-
lenleg mines kozponti tiizersege
es rendorseg epulete is csal
avult es silk.
A tanacs a kozel jovoben ha-
taroz maid ebben az iigyben. Av-
val ervelnek, hogy az epitkezes
sok embernek adna munkat es
hogy eppen az epito ipari mum
kasokat sujtotta eddig leginkabb
a depresszio, inert mar kozel OF
(Folytatas Six oldalon.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-29

riumaban IN. lakewood Ave,
kozel Mahoning Ave.-hoz)
lejatszando kitiino tiszta magyar
filmet. f
"A Ven Gazembtr" cimii 100
szazalekos magyar beszelo moz-
gokep arnely Mikszath Kalman
hassaad rnesii areS ,,yonasin
kesziilt, akik eddig httak AIT
mondjak, hogy ez ketsegteleniil
legszebb magyar KEEP, amelyet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-29
a VEN CALENDER"
MOST vASARNAP KERuL SzINRE

Ritka sep efvezetben lesz re-
szuk mindazoknak, akik megte-
k:nt'k "a Ven Calender" tor
tenetenek mozgofenykepes el6-
adasat, most vasarnap, december
2-an, delutan 8 orstol, este 10
oraig, vagy hetf6 este 6 oratol
este II oraig tarto sfolytatolagos
eloadasok alatt, Cheney High
School nagy szinhaz Audito-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-29
'JOBBAk LESzNEkA A
UNkAvISzONYOk
Decemberben aranylag ,eles
jol fognak menni a gyarak.
Ujev utan nasyobb Is tarto-
sabb javulas varhato

A heten a youngstown keriilet
acelgyarai mintegy 80 szazalekos
er6vel dolgoznak es varhato,
hogy a jovo heten meg valiant
vel jobban fognak menni gya-
rak.
A Sheet and Tube Bessemer
honap folyaman fog vagy ket
hetet dolgozni es valoszinu, hogy
a Republic Bessemer is uzemben
marad.
Az automobil ipartol nagyobb
rendeleseket varnak, inert mar
keszulnek az vi mode1ek gyarta
sara. Altalaban sokkal tobb auto
mobilt rernelnek eladni a jovo
evben es ez termeszetesen ma
gyobb acel fogyasztast jelent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-29

az amerkai magyar kozonsegnek
eddig bemutattak.
A foszerepekben Sugar Karoly,
Barsony Rozsi, Halmay Thor es
Ilosvay Gusztavon kivul a tob-
bi szereplok is mind elsorendu
szinmuveszek, akik szerepukben
a tehetsegiik legjavat adjak.
A darab tele van szebbnel-
szebb dalok, tancok es cigany-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-29
{: E!|:s,eme:nyek

Macy szolgalatot tett a ma
gyar iigynek a multi heten Re-
menyi J6zsef az ismert. magyar
ir6 Is a Cleveland College mo-
dern irodalom tanara.
Rem9nyi multi csut0rt0k0n
tartotta e1s6 el6ad&sAt a Young
stown clubban az egyetemet veg
zett n6k szovetsegenek young
stowni osztalya el6tt. Mintegy
$50 el6kel6 amerikai hallotta az
el6adast.
Remenyi temaja legut6bbi
eur6pai utjanak eszleletei voltak.
Miutan el6re bejelentette, hogy
8 magyar szarmazasu, de azert
iparkodik seinleges szemmel neg
nj Europat Is beszamolojat is
semlegesen tartja, Remenyi jol
megmondotta velemenyet.
A trianoni gyalazatos beket.
amelyet a francia Clemenceau ell
fogult jingoizmusa, az amerikai
Wilson tudatlansaga kozep-euro-
pal viszonyokr6l es az angol
igyekkel sokkal jobban elfoglalt
Lloyd George diktaltak, az egyik
f6oka Europa mai helyzetenek,
Remenyi szerint.
"Hogy lesz-e haboru holnap,
vagy holnaputan, egy ev, ot ev,
vagy 10. ev mulva, az mellekes'
mondta Remenyi, de az biz
tos, hogy haboru lesz."
=
A Csehszlovak allan, anne
lyet Remenyi "szintetikus" ossze-
tetelnek nevezett, arnerikai min
tara berendezett demokracia lem
ne. De kerdezte Remenyi Xxi
hallott meg dernokraciat, ahol a
leggyalazatosabb cenxura muk0-
dix Is ahol a kisebbsegeknek a
b6keszerz6d9sekben k6rtiiirt jo-
gait 1zbbal tiporjkk." "
Elmondotta Remenyi, hogy
Pozsonyban, amely q szul6varo-
sa, amikor harom evvel ezel6tt
odaat volt, meg magyarul, totul
Is n&metiil voltak az utcak nevei
kiirva. Mikor most a nyaron ott-
hon volt, mar mem volt. magyar
felirat. A csehek kozben megha-
misitottak a cenzust es csak 1d
ssixalek magyart mutattak XII,
mikor meg ket evvel ezel6tt vagy
23 szzzalkk volt.
Elnondotta tovabba, hogy
Komaromban ebben a tosgy0ke-
res magyar varosban, amely
most Csehszlovakiahoz tartozik,
a magyarok. csak suttogva mer-
mex nyilvanos helyen beszelni,
inert sohasem tudjak, hogy XII
hallgat6zik Is hogy kit csuknak
le azert, inert velemenyet meri
nyilvanitani cseh kormany fe-
l0l. Els EFT nevezik demokracia-
MAXI
Magyarorszagrol AIT mondotta
Remenyi, hogy oft most pseudo
fascista' uralom van, arnit egyal-
talaban mem csodal.
"Magyarorszagon nyolc millio
magyar el, az elvett teriileteken
negy millio magyar el. Az a
nyolc millio magyar elni akar,
igazsagot akar. Egyesiilni akar
a mask negy millio magyarral.
Magyarorszagban is van cenzura,
de mem olyan mint Csehszlova-
kiaban. Magyarorszagban rend
van," - mondotta Remenyi.
Maid elmondotta, hogy ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-29

zenes jelenetekkel II sep valto-
zatban es olyan szerelmi regeny
bajos derived szovi at a torte-
netet ciganyzenes sziireti mulat
sag es a budapest huszartiszt-
avatas ielenete,,vel; evek mulva
is boldog erzessel fog ra vissza-
gondolni minden magyar, ak
csak meglatja. ''' =
Belepti dij felnotteknek Is cent
es gyermekeknek 10 cent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-29

legalabb egy tucatszor naponta
hallja a radion.- A Paramount jo-
v6 szerdatd szombatig fogja be-
mutatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-29
MI AZ UJSAC
VAROSUNKBAN

Folyik az iigyesz harcban a
szavazatok ujra szamlalasa.
Vad ala helyeztek egy bizto-
sitasi csalo tarsasagot. Vi
rendor Is tizolto fooallomast
terveznek. A hazjavitasi
akcio
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-22
By Blosser

non roar. Besides, If we shoot
that balloon bird. QUINCY might
get hit"
"Aw, don't get scared" said
Nick. you'll see that he'll be
safe as safe can be. This cannon
is a strange one. 1t will pull a
clever trick"
-
Just then brave Scouty turned
around. "Hey, look. what's COM
ing DER the ground" he shouted.
ITS the, cannon. Gee! think it's
very cute.
"The ants act just like soldier
boys. I'll bet they're not afraid
OF noise. oh, can hardly wait
until hear that strange thing
shoot"
"We have to load 1t first. you
know an ant replied. $50, here
we go!" And. then he. poked
ramrod through the cannon very
fast. Nj
cts clean,. he shouted. with
a grin. Come on, we'll put the
powder in. Make sure that We
don't use too much. Twould
make an awful blast
Copyright 1884 ,sNfIAs Service; Inch
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-22

One of the soldier ants walked
up and said, Il crawled out of my
pup tent just to find out what the
bugle blowing was about"
"And, so did l." another cried.
"I guess I'll crawl right back in
side. The little lad who blew the
horn was having fun, no doubt"
"Now, wait minute" an
swered Nick. "If you don't mind,
I'd like to pick few of you brave
soldiers who are game to lend a
hand.
"The little youngsters standing
here have lost friend. They're
filled with fear. I'll tell you how
it happened. Then I'm sure
you'll understand"
When Nick explained how Quincy
had been carried off, the ants felt
bad. Said one, You can depend on
me to do whate'er l cam
Some of the others cried, me,
too! Well find poor Quincy ere
we're through. Just wait! Well
get our cannon" and then. off the
strange ants ran.
"A cannon" Dotty cries.
s.What for2 I hate to hear a can
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-01

Federal highway No. rs, one of
the most important traffic lanes
from the Middlewest to Florida
and the South, has been definitely
routed through Hendersonville as
a result of the recent action of
the American Association of state
highway officials.
This highway, which begins in
Port Huron, Mich, and ends at
Augusta, Ga, originally branched
at Corbin, KY, with one branch
going through Knoxville. Tenn,
and the other through Tazewell
and Morristown, Tenn, and unit
ing at Newport, Tenn.
The branches were known as
25-W and 25-E. Under the recent
ruling 25-E will be officially
known as highway No. 25 and the
link through Knoxville will be des-
ignated as an alternate route.
The route through Tazewell is
43 miles shorter than the Knox
vile route and for this reason was
selected as the main route. High
way Is connects with Federal
highway No. / at Augusta, Ga,
and forms the best route to Flor
ida from the Middlewest. .,.,..
A movement is now underway
to extend No. rs to connect with
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-01
DUKE MAY PLAY IN
ORANGE BLOSSOM GRID
CLASSIC ON NEWrYEAR'S

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 1.-(UP)-
Duke, Pittsburg and Colgate were
asked yesterday to submit their
terms for participating in the Or
ange Blossom, New Years Day
intersectional football classic.
Colgate has expressed a desire
to represent the East in the first
annual Orange Blossom, city Of
ficials said. "The invading" elev-
en- will be selected on the basis OF
terms submitted.
Wallace Wade's Duke Univers-
ity eleven is expected to accept
the invitation if the city can guar
antee sufficient gate receipts. .
DR.. B. F. Ashe, president OF
Miami University and chairman of
the athletic committee, announced
that the University of Miami had
dropped negotiations for New
Years game here, removing the
last obstacle in the way of the
Orange Blossom. Miami Univers-
ity had communicated with Penn
State regarding a post-season
game on that date.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-01
rs ENROLLED
: IN ONE CLASS
ERE Colored Teachers Es-
pecialIy Ore Kept Busy
In County

Three colored ERE teachers
have been added to the teaching
staff in Henderson county, bring
ing the total number of teachers
to six white and five colored.
An increase in the number of
colored teachers was welcomed by
the staff as government reports
show that the illiteracy rate in the
county is four per cent for white
people and 80 per cent for COL
ored.
A report of special interest
came from one of the colored
teachers, who said there were 1875
enrolled in his classes, while the
government pays for only 30
hours work. He begins his work
at 9 o'clock in the morning, works
until 5 p. M; and conducts a night
session in his home from 7 to 10
o'clock. Various subjects are be-
ing taught by this teacher, but he
is stressing Bible reading and citi-
zenship.
The next monthly meeting will
be held on December 8 and it is
expected that Mrs. j. M. Day, SUI
pervisor for Western North Caro-
lima, will be present at this meet
ing. Mrs. Day was unable to at
tend the last monthly meeting.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-01
RRjUlal
PARAGRAPH

Major I. NJ. Brown and daugh-
ter, Miss Laura Brown of Charles
ton, S. c., are spending the week
end at Hughes Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Richardson
and Buddy" Jr., returned last
night from Thanksgiving trip to
Knoxville. Tenn, where they Wis
tied relatives.
Miss Alma Freeman and Mrs.
E. C. Coates, of Mars Hill, were
Thanksgiving guests of their
brother, Mr.. Joe Freeman, and
Mrs. Freeman; Miss Freeman left
Yesterday for Greenville, S. c.
Henry and Lanning Hicks, stu
dents at Christ School, are spend
ing the holidays with their moth
err, Mrs. Mildred Hicks. of Raleigh,
at Hughes Hall.
Howard eagle, of Fort Bragg,
is at home for about two weeks
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
A. eagle.
DIR. and Mrs. W. W. Carpenter
and little Joe Perry Carpenter
are in Greenville, S. c.. today.
Rev. and Mrs. E. N. Joyner,
who spent some time at Hughes
Hall, have gone to Lenoir.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-01
TOmorrOw's Menu

BREAKFAST: Chilled to-
mato juice with lemon, cereal,
cream, cornMeal waffles, syr-
up, milk, coffee.
NNER: Thanksgiving
menu, melon balls in grape
fruit juice, roast turkey, glib
let gravy, chestnut stuffing,
cranberry sauce, ripe olives,
creamed cauliflower, buttered
beets, stuffed apple salad,
pumpkin pie, milk, coffee.
SUPPER: Cranberry cock
tail. scalloped oysters and
mushrooms, avocado and or
ulge salad, hot buttered rolls,
turkey mince pie, coffee.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-01
BUILDING BOOM
CONTINUES AT
MIAMI BEACH

Continued from page one)
rus marketing agreement to 49,
900 Florida growers.
The copies were mailed, Wal
lace's telegr, m said, to "give the
growers an opportunity to indi-
cate whether they desire to have
the proposed agreement made eff
fective."
The secretary of agriculture
said he "realizes that a serious
situation is facing the citrus
growers" and that he is anxious
for the growers to obtain the ben
efts possible under the Agricul-
tural Adjustment Act"
Shortly after Secretary Wal
lace's telegram arrived, the gov
ernor received a protest fom Latt
Maxley, of Frost Proof, widely
known in the citrus industry,
against delay in adoption of the
agreement.
"While it is desirable to get
the growers viewpoint" MaXey
wired, 1--WE feel that Secretary
Wallace's move in Submitting the
agreement to the growers and
await action until their vote is
registered will delay the effective
ness of the agreement until too
late to be beneficial this season."
Maxey said an agreement could
be made within week if the sec
rotary of agriculture can be in.
duced to substitute the names of
James Tillman. Of Lake Wales,
and H. C. Babcock, of Orlando,
for two of the prospective APP
pointees to the citrus control
board.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-01
III. S. INVESTS $500 In
LOCAL ASSOCIATION
CONTINUED on page four)

of longtime savings invested for
| income in the thrift and home
Financing institutions of the coun-
try, which aggregate the vast
total of $7,0O0,000,000 to S.
OOO,0OO,OO0, held by some ten
million people of all classes and
occupations, largely wage-earn-
ers and salaried workers.
Safety for long-term savings
presents a different problem than
safety of checking and time de-
posts, where funds must be
available for payment on short
notice. A special federal agency,
! the Federal Savings and Loan In
surance Corporation, was there
fore established to handle this
type of insurance. 1t has cap
| ital of S1O0,O00,000, subscribed
by the government. In addition,
the corporation is building up a
substantial reserve fund for an
nual premiums paid in by all
insured institutions. Moreover,
the privilege of insurance through
the corporation is extended only
to well-managed, financially sound
institutions which meet the strict
eligibility requirements of the
Federal Savings and Loan In
surance Corporation"
The First Federal Savings and
Loan Association of Henderson
vile, was organized under a
1888 act of congress, by which
the formation of private, locally
managed thrift and home-financ-
ing institutions under Federal
charter and regulation was made
possible, either as new assocla-
tions or as conversions of exist
ing state-chartered institutions.
"The purpose of congress in
providing for federally chartered
institutions was to make credit
available at low cost for home
construction, refinancing n d
modernization in parts of the
country where such funds were
inadequate" said Mr.. Durham.
cat the same time, institutions so
organized and encouraged the
practice of thrift by people of
large as we'll as small means.
"To aid in the organization of
these associations, congress auth
orized United States treasury
subscriptions in their shares, so
that the capitalization now rep
resents federal funds as well as
the investment of private saw
ings. To date almost 600 federal
associations have been established
throughout the country.
"a substantial increase in the
amount of home financing re-
sources in this locality will sat
isfy the growing demand for
home loans for all purposes,
strengthen the real estate price
structure, lessen foreclosures and
add to employment of the build
ing trades and the large number
of industries dependent upon
construction activity"
Mr.. Durham pointed out that,
in addition to the advantage of
safety, shares in the local asso-
citation can be expected to yield
a reasonable dividend return. and
are exempt from normal federal
income tax, are non-asseSsaole
and have no contingent liability.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-01
MESSAGES TO
SANTA CLAUS
Flat Rock, N C.

Flat Rock, N C.
Nov. 80, 1854.
Dear Santa Clause:
enjoyed you being with us
last Christmas.
Please bring me this Christ
mas a blackboard and chalk and
eracer and ring and candy and
oranges and a Dress and pare
if geloshers and a raincoat this
Christmas.
Saphronia wants ring an a
raincoat, and pare Of geloshers
and a dress and some candy an
oranges this Christmas.
Clarence wants some shirts and
a pare of oberalls and a cap this
Christmas and candy and oranges
too. With Love,
MELBA WARD.