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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-15
A vilaghaboru elotti budapest

kOzvetleniil a c. be. d& cfRsr
szoros oss zekottetesbe eeVered-
tex az ujsagirassal, mintla maguk
is hirlapirok lettek volna. Ilyen
ember volt peldaul a Budapest
Hirlap szerkesztosegi szolgaja,
akinek csak egyetlen neve volt a
sok ketnevii emb.r kozott. Ugy
hivta ait mindenki:
- Sanu!
Valiant sajtoperben egyszer ia
nunak ideztek budapest biin-
tet6 torvenyszek ele es a kerde-
seket Zsitvav elnok azzal kezdte
- Mi a neve?
Amire Samu elokelo nyugalom-
NAL felelte:
Samu.
Es mikor latta, hogy Zsitvay
indulatosan pirul, bekitoleg tette
hozza:
Hat mem tetszik engem
ismerni, elnok ur? En- vagyok a
Samu, a B. H. szerkeszt6sege-
boil.
Harminc esztendon at ugy hoz-
zan6tt Samu Budapest Hirlap-
hoz, hogy mikor egyizben Apo
nyi Albert egy nagyon fontos
vezercikket irt a lapba es masnap
latogatoba jott Rakosi Jenohoz
Samu boldog mosolygassal i'd
v0zoite:
EFT a kis cikket jol meg
irtuk, kegyelmes uram.
De minden mas embert meg
haladolag legerosebben hozzanott
a magyar irodalomhoz es magyar
ujsagirashoz az orszagos hirnevi
Reisz Gyula, New York kave-
haz fopincere, az Greg ujsagirok
baratja es kezdo ujsagirok nagy-
nagylelki patronusa.
Reisz Gyula eredetileg tanito
volt es mikor valami okbol al
las nelkll maradt, Kobor Tamas
benyomta az Otthon kor konyha-
vezetoi es fopinceri allasaba. On
nan csalogattak a Harsanyi test
verek, akik eredetileg maguk is
tanitok voltak, New York ka-
vehazba f6pincernek, ahol aztan
lassankent a nagykozonseg is fel-
fedezte es olyan tisztelettel bant
vele, mintha Resi- is ujsagiro lett
volna. EFT Reisz Gyula meg is
erdemelte kitun6 humoraval es
aranyos kedelyevel. meg azzal {
bajos szerenyseggel, amellyel az
igazi ujsagirokat kezelte.
A bankokkal es szamolo cedu
lakkal telt Macy bugyellarissa
es apropenzt csorgeto bortaskai
val dolgozo Reisz Gyula lassan
kent beleelte magat abba a gon
dolatba, hogy DO ozontos haj'
es az eletet trefanak tekinto vi
sagirok mindig penztelen hadava
szemben 8 kepviseli nagytoke
es hitel formajaban szivesen nyu
tott segelyt a konnyelmu ban
da fatal tagjainak. A tarsadalon
jotekony kotelezettseget igyeke
zett ilyen modon leroni azokka
szemben, akik a vagyontalan te
hetseget kepviseltek az Otthol
korben vagy New York kave
hazban.
Sok, igen sok erdemes tehet
seq koszonheti kesobbi ujsag
iroi vagy irodalni sikereit Refs
Gyulanak. Ez sokat olvaso e
eles megfigyelo kepesseggel al
dott f6pincer szerencses erzekke
latta meg tehetsegeket es ner
habozott pillanatig sem, hog.
segisegukre siessen. Odasurran
valamelyik szerkesztohoz es
fulebe sugta:
Szerkeszto ur, latja oft
kis asztalnal ait a hosszuhaJr
sovany-kepi, barna fiut, ak
olyan szorgalmasan irogat?
- Latom, Gyula Mi van vele
- Hogy mi van vele3 - sut
togta Reisz Gyula. - Eppen a
II
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-15
1RrA: CONDOS sANDoR

isyizben Z az egyik bolyhos es if
ju koltojeloltnek nevet mar a
legelso talalkozas alkalmaval
modjaban volt bevezetni adosai-
max hosszu nevsoraba. Par heten
at igazan pompasan fejlodott ez
hitelviszony es az ifju kolt6
mar kozeljart a ketszazadik hi
telbe ivott kave jubileumahoz.
Ez onmagaban meg mem lett
volna bal, inert hiszen Reisz
Gyula mester feljegyzeseiben ma
gyobb aranyu hitelmiiveletek is
voltak. A kutya oft volt eltemet-
We, hosy bozontos haju kolto
neve kizarolag Reisz Gyula fell
jegyzeseiben fordult el6. Az uj-
sagok hasabjairol vagy a heti-
lapok oldalairol ridegen tavolma-
radt kolto johangzasu neve.
E. mar sehogyse tetszett Reisz
Gyulanak, inert nem illett belle
abba az elgondolasba, hogy csak
az igazi tehetsegeket kell segiteni.
Egy sep napon aztan addig
jart a korso a kutra, amig ell
torott. Reisz Gyula megvarta
illedelmesen, amig a masodik
szamu kave es a velejaro hat
kifli elfogyott, azutan odalepett
kolt6i hirnevre vagyo fatal
oriashoz es kedves kozvetlenseg
gel szolitotta meg:
- Kedves mester! Legyen szi-
yes kozolni velem, hogy miert
SILK ilyen sok kavet. OF het
alatt, - hala Istennek, mar
l98-nal tartunk.
A koltojelolt zavartan magya-
razta:
= Tudja. Gyula mester, en-
mem tudok kave nelkul irni. Ne
KEN a kave ada meg koltoi
ihletet.
Amire Reisz Gyula vegtelen
komolysaggal felelte:
Balzac urnak is a kave
adta En- ismerem a kolto es ire
urak kabalait. Tudom, hogy
) Schiller ur ihlete csak a rothad'
alma szagatol kapott szarnyra
Tudom, hogy Szomahazy ur csak
kavehazban tud irni, Ady ur csak
hajnalban, Krudy csak kis korcs-
lnaban, Mark Twain ur csal
agyban kapta meg az ihletet. d.
kedves mester, az egeszen ross
iizlet, hogy mindig on issza /;
kavet es folyton en- irjak. Pro
balja meg mar On is egyszer a,
irast.
Az igazi nagyokkal szember
ITALIAN soha senki nem viseltetet
olyan tisztelettel, mint Refs;
Gyula. Vasarnap estenkent je
lent csak meg a New York ka
vehazban Linek Lajos mester,
nagy festomuvesz es helyet fog
lalt kozepen allo diszasztal el
So szeken. Az volt a Linek he
| lye es paratlan tehetsege 2
meg is erdemelte. A Mester
mindig maga Reisz Gyula sol
| galta XII es mikor tavozas elot
fizetni akart, az aranyos lelk1
fopincer szinte megbotrankozv
mondotta:
= Ne alazzon meg Meste
azzal, hogy penzt kinaljon
vendeglatasert. Ne rontsa lie
megtiszteltetes cricket.
/ Linek mester kezet szoritot
Reisz Gyulaval. Tudta. hog.
minden ujsagiro szereti es jt
esett neki ez az egy ember, ak
ennyire tisztelte. El-elbeszelge
tett vele, faggatta, vallatta
Ugyan mondja meg Refs
mester, ismerie maga azokat a
embereket, akiknek olyan jo sziy
vel hitelez?
i Reisz Gyula igen nagy zavar
ba jott, ugy, hogy mem tudot
| felelni a kerdesre.
! Linek Lajos mester azuta
gondolt egyet es elkezdte Inc
selni a maga kedves, egyszerr
Evening star., 1934-01-13
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
(COntinued.


sI6 Ga 9Th Me- R. B. ELEc .,.c $40 ntisp 89
elec'' garage ,.,.........,. 1850
1921 Oak n.w.A6 r.. b.. h. "a h. elec. Al 80
80 Madison n,e.-5 r.. b.. h.-w.h..
cleo. Gear garage. ....... 5000
elec.. garage $3.50
46Is sth nw.-6 r. b.. h.-w.h H.. eiec. $500
514, Kennedy n.w.-8 r.. b.. h.-w.h.. o
Is Z. Ogden n,w..6 r. b.. h.-w.h..
built-ln garage ;..;.. % 30
ll08 9Th NV r.. b.; WI. elec. $3.50
baths earase ......... 5000
~ [. T. GRAVATTE. 0'''
72a 18th NV. Realtor. MA. 0753.
1881 H ST. N.E.-6 R.. B. ELEc.s 90
1919 s st. n.w.-lo r. b.. cleo. on oo
4lte end st. n.e-6 r. b.. cleo 90 10
nice store ................. 1850
h.-w.h', garage ... 5000
4a3 ps st. N s.w.N6 r. water. sas .... 4. s350
COLORED.
1434 Fla. ave. NV r. b.; 81: 30
2OO3 9th st. n.w--6 r.. b.. elec..... - 80
12I3 c ST. s.e.-6 r.. water elec.... - 30
ll22 9th ST. s.e.-6 r. g.. Ras.... ESQ
925l2 F st. sw.--8 r., b., gas. .... $3.50
1913 eth st. nw-6 r. b.. elec ~ so
22I 3rd st: NE r: water eiec I65 50
Evening star., 1934-01-13
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

GROOM BRICK HOUSE. ELECTRIC RE; =;
sarage , e9mIe1sy s furnished all
S65-BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED. NEARLY
new brick home. In high-class residential
D. c. location. GEorgia $500.
EUCLID ST. NEAR l4th : COMPLETELY
s'rn,dhfoi bed rooms s'sf6 Baths. living room dining
room, large library. kitchen and laundry
convenient to schools, churches. stores and
Phone far he 20 4ss a4so 70 for @ further psrteuars pa
COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE. NEAR
Chevy Chase Club. February; March and
pino familiar with place win remain: 5000
DETACHED. 10 ROOMS. :. BATHS, LAVA
tory. garage. modern electric eouipment
= West S,a1 Irving w st. blocks beyond CHEVY
QUAINT BRICK HOME FACING SENATE
0se Building azss and marye}0uS Sst5. sM s,sed
Frigidaire: handsomely furnished with an
taues, baby grand piano. etc. Will lease
t. foF six R2Hai i9ase[ 18TH ise st.
5 BED ROOMS. 2 BATHS: TAsTEFuLLY
rent ) months % % or longer; sls5 or less
1904 c ST. Me- ROOMS. 2 BATHS.
recreation room: electric refriseration ga
wAP!4E JAMES, INC.
12o6 l4th 81. NV DI. 3347.
WESLEY HEIGHTS
4414 Lowell st n.w.-Beautifully furn.
det home = bed r. bath Law. st floor.
open fire. living room. oil heat elec. refris :.
garage. nice yard; very reas. w. c d. A. N.
MILLER DI 4464.
FURNISHED HOUSES ALL SECTIONS.
GIBSON RENTAL BUREAU INC
l131 u 81 NV National h51S
5G.5 ROCK CREEK FORD RD.-BEAUTI-
full detached home with extensive grounds. 5
bed rooms = baths and first floor lavatnry.
oil heat and Frisidaire; Scar garaee. Fur
nished. Immediate possession. viii lease
for 3 or months.
II. G.. SMITHY CO..
14lS Eve St NV MA JaO4
Evening star., 1934-01-13
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

1442 MONROE ST. NW.-6 LARGE RMS.
54S Peabody ST. n.w-Semi detached. 9
large rooms. bath. garage; S65
ol24 4th st. ne.--8 rooms. garage. anil;
$45.
GEORGE JAMESON.
Ala Jefferson St NV GE. 074s.
S4T. .5O-II35 ABBEY PL. Me- R.. B..
ami. porches.
St550-1S14 M st. n.e.-6 r.. b.. anil.
porches.
So. 5O-7I9 L st. n.e,-6 r.. b., mi.
1ll0 St. NE. NEWSOM Ii. 201l.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
rm 0ee extra ro ia~aaors' st oor large yard
with Ss5 per month
HARRY B. PITTS
I345 H st. NV. NE. 1900.
Sunday, Phone WI. 1s14
Evening star., 1934-01-13
WANTED-ROOMS.

GETLEMAN requires quiet. furnished room
with breakfast. Address Box 403-T. Star
Office.
ROOM AND KITCHENETTE for settled gen
tleman: unfurnished: give description, terms
with private family. Address Box 393-T
Star Office. IA
GENTLEMAN desires warm room on west OF
north side of street; private bath. closets
reasonably priced; close-in NV. section. Al
dress Box 319-T. Star Office. IA
Evening star., 1934-01-13

~ OHlOH iIuSI Dlok va v
COLORED-HOUSES.
1342 R st. n.w-10 r., b., gas. lat. .S65 90
1907 Vermont awe r.. B., ami. $500
2922 18th st: NY r.. b..-...... 5000
.7o7 P st. nwss r. b.: ami. gar: $500
1926 Georgia ave.-6 r.. b.. anil. $3.50
/ 1909 10Th $. NV r. b.; ami, a9eo 60 GO
Esa e$sss%%pis,s S:1&5 J.. ami: 4as$
I0l4 9th ST nw.-6 r.. b.. Arc. gas. 1880
1I44 s. u iash Iss Ist elss s5o sc
1850 kai. I'd n.w.Le +. b., lat. elec $3.50
H4 v st, n.w.-6 r.. b.. lat, gas. 00
ai - 2. 81 MS vs. r.. b.. lat. mt ht.. elec. $50
1882 sth st. n.w.-6 r. b. lat. gas. 90. 90
ia D st. n.w.-S r., lat ht., elec 5000
COZ Morton st. n.w.-5 r., b., ami. 5000
923 9Th st, SET T. b.. lat. gas. $50
Is5o III ptt,td 4th st. n,w@6 n, X stoye' ga gas.
I236 Duncan ST. n.e.-6 r., b.. lat, gas 21.50
l103 R st. n.w.-6 r.. stove. gas. 5o
49, sss4 Warren st; nss-, T. ,at n ..: 5"o 90
5iS Morton ST. nw.--5 r.: B.. gas. :. $500
1895 18th pl. n.w.-6 r.. lat. gas. 200
412 G pl. n.w-5 r., stove and lamp. 1900
ZEE sth Tn St s.. ss6 T. ia las stoves gas
$50 18th St. ne.- r.. b. lat. gas. . 22.5O
e153 Sth- st. n.w.-5 r, stove. SS.5o
Pa fas1 s + g. nVI5 itovs T.e Stove 1ssS
427 n st. n.w.- r, stove, gas. -. 1920
Is2a Wylie st. n:e--5 r. stove gas. 117s0
S5 Woodburn. b. CT rooms. -. 1000
1924 Harrison ct. se-4 r.. stove. 1000
3. F. SAIL CO..
pa eloo oe5 18Th st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-01-13

COUNTRY CLUB GROVE. VA.
NEW BRICK COLONIAL HOME.
S6950.
Drive out this week end and inspect this
modern 5-room and bath home. situated on
spacious wooded lot in Country Club sec
tion Open daily and SUNDAY. To reach,
drive over Chain Bridge. keep straight ahead
] mile to Country Club Grove. turn left on
Forest lane to house.
w. S. HOGE, JR.,
1927 K St NV DI 6563l Ewes. CL. 113s.
WOODRIDGE. ID. {.
See 9S13 18th st. ne. Drive out R. l.
detached brick home. good size rooms.
dining alcove. with recreation room and fire.
place in the basement. coored tile bath,
modern kitchen. electric refrigeration ga
rage; $3.50. with special discount for cash.
Open SATURDAY and Sunday until pm.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.,
231. r. l. Ave. NE. North 1903.
Evening star., 1934-01-13
SALE-LOTS.

SACRIFICE NY 5O-FT CHEVY CHASE.
p. C.. lot with south front and lovely trees.
for only 81. l50. or offer CT. $500. 13'
DESIRABLE Eow-HoUsE LOTS IN vARI.
B. 4 0RUvER OWNER.
Investment Bldg. Ma 1731.
Evening star., 1934-01-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

KOOMS-UNTO q ON4$ioIi1D-
45I2 GA AVE.-3 rooms. kitchen. bath ano
porch: heat gas and electricity farniSneo'
S3S. 80 month. GEORGIA 69ol -
oo1 IOtb ST NE-Three 2nd-hoor rooms.
housekeeping; heat. light, gas; $50 month";
adults. Lincoln 0S51. . --A---
40 QUINCY ST. NV Housekeeping
rooms and porch: reasonable: ami; con-
yenient location; private home. -
"A ST. NE.-Two or three rooms ngn'
housekeeping; heat light. gas; two rooms
So5: adults.
SIS month. Apply for key. Berens care 90
ST. NV. w.---- -.
1918 TAYLOR ST, N.W--Two or three large rye
rooms with large lnclosed healeo poieh' s"'
and electricity Adams .a54
f40 LAMONT NW.-Near car line; s latse
connecting Ink. rooms. semi-priyate patn ,
employed couple: S@5. incl. neat Ieht. 10
Evening star., 1934-01-13
SALE-SUBURBAN.

MODERN FIvE-ROOM AND BATH BUNGA-
low. hot-water heat 2-car garage. chicken
house. one acre corner lot; terms R. A.
BLACkMAN. Owner Vienna. Va
IF YOU WANT TO CUT YOUR EXPENSES
and increase your health and happiness
buy one of our barsains in nearby Va.
and Nd; several recently listed at sreatly
reduced prices and terms; a few for lease
or trade. GE. 6l46, - pm.
N. z. RYON CO. 1915 N Y. Ave Ma 1908
ACREAGE FOR SUBDIVISION: CLOSE IN;
large ard small tracts, wooded W. S.
HOGE JR.. 1927 K ST. NV District 6563
MCLEAN VA.
Is minutes drive from GEORGETOWN Mod
ern 1-room dwelling; electricity fine heating
plant, electric water system. bath Frigid-
aire: > acres Of land; over so fruit trees,
pretty lawn, shrubbery. grape arbors, ga
rage; other outbuldings. rare bargain and
should be seen at once. Price, $1,000;
Bldg. MA AIS. Evenings. PO. $500.
5-ROOM HOUSE-ELECTRICIT 1 LOTS.
hen house: Forestville; 81 80. 3i4 acres,
new house. not completed; $1,000. l6 acres.
4-room house near high school. 20 miles out;
$3.50. Plue Moon Barbecue, on Marlboro
pike, light wines and beer; sale or rent.
125-acre tobacco farm.
EVERETT HUMPHREY,
FOreStyille. Md
Evening star., 1934-01-13

HOUSES-FUR. AND UNFURNISHED.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-OWNER. EMPLOYED.
wishes to share home with congenial family
in exchange for her room and board and
reasonable rent rooms. sun porch, two
baths: large corner lot facing small park.
WI 452a IA
Evening star., 1934-01-13
ROOMs-FUR. AND UNFUR.

9I6 MADISON ST NW-Large front room
or rear room with screened-in poTcneS'
cedar closets in bath. GE. 20a:.. n
14o3 NEWTON ST N.w-UNFURN1SHEiD Fl
Apt rms. kitchenette. semi-priVate PAIN.
FiJRNJSHED ROOMS rooms, runninns
water large windows porches; detacheo'
private home.
Evening star., 1934-01-13

COLORED
1910 3Oth nw-5 rms 100
ia 23rd n.w.-5 rms. IL so
5l1 21st n.w.' rms............. 3050
2023 Sth NV rms. 2050
81 Fenton n.e.-5 rms, elec. ..... 1850
2210 9th n.w.--4 rms, cleo go. "A 50
IA Patterson ne-5 rms, elec.... $3.50
SI3 1, n.w.-4 rms cleo. $3.50
4tI4 21st nw-6 rms elec. c..,.. $3.50
I'll Defrees n.w.-9 rms. bath. -. 2750
2328 9th n.w.-4 rms, bath. elec... $3.50
1929 4th n.w.-5 rms. elec. 80. 1880
5I2 10th n.w-6 r. b. elec h-wh. 35.5
1885 Sherman ave.-6 r, b., elec... $3.50
M. FRANK RUPERT
1921 7th NV MA. OSLO.
FOR COLORED
323 Sth ST. NE.
5 Rooms and Bath; Only S25 Month.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE.
III Union Trust bldg MA 61g9.
Evening star., 1934-01-13

modern: entire floor charm comfort
tpiano)- park outlook. Capitol Hill. at 229
Evening star., 1934-01-13

CCLORED-1765 YOU ST NW.--S ROOMS
end bah sss s4 6ist4iet
National Bank Bldg. Phone DI. ATS
COLORED-3a QUINCY PL. Nw-FLAT
newly decorated: attractive; ; rooms. bath;
$3.50. Key IA T st. ne. North 02S5.
4O5i BENNING RID. NE-5-ROOM HOUSE.
ami; $40. 80 per month. CHARLES F A.
LONGUS. 3g3S Benning rd. ne. AT. 6143.
FOR COLORED-6-RoOM AND BATH
brick. within walking distance Of downtown.
Will redecorate 70 suit $40 per month.
CHARLES L. NORRIS. 2135 Pa Ave. NV.
COLORED-FOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE. 6
r. and b.. cleo, gas. nice besament and tubs;
rent reduced. J. J. SANDERS. 1921 Otis
AID. 1so5-W. IA.
S35-UNUSUAL BARGAIN IN GOOD
location. right at Truxton Circle.
Six rooms and bath. garage. cleo
t-icity. ETC. See 81, Florida ave. ne.
Phone Mr. DAVIDSON. Ma. 1912.
Evening star., 1934-01-13

271S ONTARIO RD.. near 18th and Col
Basement apt, two nicely fur. rms, X: and
b. private entrance: gas. elec.. inst. h. W
1.17 10th N.W:@PR!vATE APT TWO TWO
tricity: employed adults: reasonable; sink.
Evening star., 1934-01-13

1856 MINTWoOD PL. NEAR 18th AND
Col rd-2 large rooms kitchen. bath:
Frigidaire. Rent reasonable to settled
Evening star., 1934-01-13
Observation-Disclosures.

CHEVY CHASE-MODERN HOMES AT RE-
duced rentals. 1t will pay you TO call me for
inspection. as I specialize in Chevy Chase
properties. Auto service free. L. D. MEA-
SELL ct. Ar
Evening star., 1934-01-13

BOARDING HOME. SUBURBAN OR NEAR
By country for girl Of years: foster
mother must be high -tvne woman nm
Evening star., 1934-01-13
frnnNsnmaA

EXCLUSIVE AND CONVENIENT NV. SEC
tion Will subet at reduced rate beautifully
furnished 5-room and porch apt. or VIII
share. reseryina one room Phone AID. 2502
14I2 KENNEDY ST-cnd-FLOOR FRONT:
with iavatcry bath. inst. h. W.: well Kept
def cfed h.1rne: breakfast: garage. gle. G1I4.
Evening star., 1934-01-13

NEAR PARK RID. 1914 Monroe st. NV
Two to share 2nd-hoor room, with or with
out board: reasonable.
The Nome nugget., 1934-09-15
PILOT RosssTO HOP FOR; IFATRBANKs SUNDAY

Pilot Vic Ross .f the VAT 5 to h9p of for Fairbanks Sunday morning weather permit.- ing. having as passengers the Misses Louise and Cara Harlan,
 daughters of Nrs and, Mrs. J. D. Harlan of the Hammon Consolid- ated Gold Fields. The two young ladies are returning to the states
The Nome nugget., 1934-09-15

|
 According to reports received here, the M. s, North Star of the Office of Indian Affairs. is at pres ent anchored on Kivalina. await ing the butchering of Eskimo reindeer before proceeding back to Nome. The vessel expects to call at all Norton Bay ports fol- lowing her return here, after which she will take the Diomede and King Island Eskimos. back Ito their island homes for the win ter.
The Nome nugget., 1934-09-15
PILOT EAsLEE ARRIVES
 FROM NORTH. PASSENGERS

Pilot Ben. Paisley of the Roust Airways arrived from Candle this afternoon with. Gen. Geomalis and Gus Bjornstead ass passengers. He expects to take off on his return trip to that place tomorrow morn ing weather permitting.
The Nome nugget., 1934-09-15
sIIRow HOPS HELLER; AND TIN mrY RETIRNx THIS. PM

Pilot Hans Mirow, with his Stimson Reliant plane took off to- day for Teller and Tin City. He is. scheduled to return here this evening with A. c. Blake from Tin City and E. W. vallat from Teller as passengers.
The Nome nugget., 1934-09-15
LYNN COMPLETES ROUND
 TRIP FLIGHT

Pilot Lynn of the NAT returned
 last evening from a round trip
 flight down the coast as far as Koyuk with L. D. Robinson as a
 passenger. The plane stopped at Solomon on it's return flight
The Nome nugget., 1934-09-15
LOCAL NEWS

L. E. Robinson returned last evening via Northern Air Trans- port plane from tour of inspec- ton down the coast, in the inte, est of the Office of Indian Affairs, of which he is district superinten- dent at Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1934-09-15
NOTICE

Dr. l.. w. Fromm resumes the practice of dentistry Monday, Sep tember 17th. Regular office hours ? am. to 2 pm. L.. -. .-.- ..- =.
The Nome nugget., 1934-09-15

The s. s. Derblay of the Alaska Line. arrived from down the coast this morning, after dischargins cargo at various Norton Bay ports. The vessel sailed from Nome about 1:s0. pm. this afternoon for Kotzebue Sound ports
The Nome nugget., 1934-09-15

to continue their schooling. after spending the summer in, Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1934-09-15

Welfare we'll equipped to handle your requirements--purch anything
 and everything
Evening star., 1934-02-25
BrolUn's Testimony
Leads to Calling
of Farley to Stand
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Here is the official transcript of the
testimony Friday which resulted in
Postmaster General Farley and Wal
ter F. Brown, former Postmaster Gen.
eral, facing each other yesterday:
Brown: Then he (FarleO said,
"You know, I haven't any sympathy
with these political Investigations" I"
And I said, We'll, 1 have always
thought you were too good sports
man to hit a fellow below the belt
because he happened to belong to the
other party" And he said, 81 would
not hit anybody below the belt"
Then he went on and told me about
some friend of his who was victim
of a political investigation upstate
in New York some years ago and he
said. THAT fellow was cleared en-
tirely, but it ruined him. We ran
him for Office and he got beaten to
death"
Senator McCarran, Democrat, Of
Nevada: Did he mention the name
of the party?
Mr.. Brown: think he did.
Senator McCarran: Do you remem-
Der what it was?
Mr.. Brown: But I can't remember
it. 1t was case I had never heard
about, but he was very interested in
it. Then I said to him, well, I
can't understand what this is all
about, Mr.. Postmaster General. The
only time that I remember seeing
Senator Black was back in my ad-
ministration, and he came to see me
with Senator Hef1in, and I am sure
he was treated with every courtesy.
I don't understand it." And be made
Evening star., 1934-02-25
STICKS TO PLANE
TO DIRECT CRASH
Army Flyer Injured Near
crisfieId Sought to
Avoid Houses.
By the Associated Press.


CRISFIELD, Md, February "a
Lieut.. Harold Deitz, 22-year -old Army
mail pilot who crashed near here last
Thursday night, today told his father
that he rode his plane to earth rather
than bail out" and chance the ship
falling on one Of the farm houses
below.
Deitz spoke to his father, G. w.
Deitz Of Easton, Pa, from the hospital
bed where he is expected to recover
from serious injuries sustained in the
crash.
Gas Getting Low.
"At first I thought of gaining alti-
tude and bailing out" his father
quoted him as saying. 1T was the only
safe thing to do. There was no ceiling
and I was flying blind. My gas was
getting low. But down below I could
see the tops Of farm houses.
"If bailed out there was no telling
where the plane might land 1t might
have struck one of the homes. I de-
cided to land it."
Deitz did land his ship. but the
undercarriage struck a tree and it
crashed into pole with sufficient
force to tear the motor loose from the
fuseIsge. He was hurled to the ground
and his skull fractured
Cruised for Hour.
The wreck occurred in fog. Deitz
was flying the mail between Newark,
N. j., and Richmond, Va He got off
his course and tried to land near
Salisbury, but the lights at the airport
were not working. He cruised about
for more than an hour before he
finally put the ship down.
I'VE are proud of our son." said
Deitz, senior, speaking for himself and
the flyers mother tonight Doctors
think he will get all right, but he
can't be moved yet"
Evening star., 1934-02-25
R|CKENBACKER ASKS
PRIVATE AIRMAIL
Famous War Flyer Deplores
Sacrifice of Lives in Broad
cast Here.

Deploring the sacrifice of lives of
willing, but untried boys" Col. Ed
ward V. Rickenbacker, leading Ameri-
can war ace, in q broadcast from
an airplane flying over Washington
last night, urged the speedy return
or airmail to private air transport
lines.
Il am confident that the lines will
be given just treatment" Ricken-
backer said.
He said that operation of an air
mail service must be based on ex-
perience which cannot be gained
overnight. Army pilots are not
trained for this type of work and
do not have the equipment necessary
for their safety.
The broadcast was relayed by short
wave from the new high speed trans
port plane in which Rickenbacker
last Sunday established a new trans
continental transport speed record of
13 hours. The flight, Rickenbacker
said, was made over, under and
through the worst storm since 1888. ''
He said it was necessary to climb to
an altitude of 1880 feet above storms
which were burying the country un-
der a blanket of snow and ice Oxy-
gen was administered to the plane
crew and passengers.
The next step in air transport
operation, Rickenbacker said, will be
Theoretically sealed airplane cabins
and operation at very high attitudes
to take advantage of favorable wind
conditions,