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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-04

Szeretet jegyeben zarult az 8
esztend6 fitkozsegiinkben Sill
veszter estejen, amikor az Istva-
nok es Janosok ballal Is vacso-
raval tartottak nevestelyiiket
Soha annyi nep mem volt az is
kolaban, mint ezen az esten.
Negyven Istvanok- Janosok sok
jo baratot vonzottak es XII is
tettek magukert. De kitettek mel
lettiik magukert fozo smiszi-
seek is, ugymint: Francz6szky
Danielne. Kal6czky Janosne, Bo-
dolai Istvanne es Pallai Janosne,
valamint a leanysereg. A vacso-
ra Is kiszolgalas haromszorosat
is megerte belepti dijnak,
olyan izletes volt. Az etvagyat
|csak novelte szamos sep fel-
koszont6, miket kovetkezok
|mondottak: Franczoszkv Dani-
el kantorunk Irenke leanyaval es
DAM fiaval felkos zontotte els6-
sorban hitkozseg lelkipaszto-
rat. DR.. Nyiri Istvan plebanost,
maid a DAM keresztatyjat, HUI
soczky Janost Is a tobbi Jano-
sokat es Istvanokat. Utanuk Ka-
loczky DAM Is Cult Klarika is
met lelkipasztort koszontotte:
Aztan Varga Imrene Is Boncz
Janos eltettek talpraesett YER
sekben az osszes Istvanokat es
Janosokat. Azutan Szabados
Tstvan leanykaja mondott iigyes
felkoszontot. XII va16sagos mes
tere verselesnek, Gillette a ple-
banost a tobbi Istvanokkal es
Janosokkal egyutt. AZ asztali
iinat az er6s hilesben lev6 pie
banos helyett Mituk Istvan
mondotta, aki Szilagyi Janost
kerte fel a toastmesteri tisztseg-
re. Szilagyi elvezetes beszedeket
mondott. tobbek kozott mel
tatta DR.. Nyiri Istvan ot ewes
ittmiikodesenek cricket Is al
, dasait, mikozben a plebanos is
megjelent egy kis id6re IS ko-
szonetet mondott az iranta
megnyilvanulo szeretetert Is
az6n jandekert, mellyel ot evi
faradozasaiert megleptek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-04
KEZD A BEKA BREKEGNr

Ez a nepzet 1o17-ben lenyelt
egy bekat, arnely azota is benn
fekszik a gyomraban.
Mikor bankarjaink, municio-
gyarosaink Is altalaban t6kese-
ink AIT lattak, hogy 4 szovetse-
gesek iigyebe. fektetett ezermilli-
Ok veszelyben vannak, egyszer-
re fclfcdeztettek a lapokkal, hogy
nekiink 4 haboruba kell menni,
inert demokracia mem SAFE
ezen vilAgon.
Felfede tick. hogy .'tartozunk
Lafayettsrt' a francia nemzet-
mex, hogy unokatestverei va
.gyunk az angol cousin-nak es
Rhogy martir-belgakat nem en-
gedhetjlk puszulni.
Atkildtek hat negymilli6 anne
rikai fiut, hogy legyen mivel toll
teni a szovetseges agyukat IS
szazezermillios terhet raktak
hirtelen az orszagra, hogy 4
maguk rongyos par ezermilliojat
Observation-Disclosures.
A haboru befeje ez6dott ) koz-
ben is, de ut6lag is olvasatlanul
adtuk az ezermilli6kat 4 hi
"szovetsegeseknek" amelyeknek
Is akiknek ! Lafay ettek9rt fizet-
tiink.
Egyszer aztan latnis kezdte Z
nemzet, hogy ! veres kaland
nerncsak gl6riat, hanem irtdza-
|tos terheket IS jelentett = sza-
mara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-04

ELJEGYzEs

a null nyari Magyar Napon
talalkozqtt it Youngstownban
egy allianeei ifju Is egy farrelli
sep magyar leany. A talalkozas-
max most Szilveszterkor eljegy-
zes lett a vege. A fiatalember
K6rosf6y Istvan, K6rosf6y Ja-
nos, ismert alliancei magyar iiz-
letember fla Is a sep Duruttya
Margit, aki sep hangjaval oily
szepen szerepelt Sharon Far
relli dalardaval a Magyar Ma
pom. Gratulalunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-04

Es mikof ! legy6 sott nemzetek
orszagaib61 oriasi darabokat ka-
;nyaritottak lmartal6cok szama-
"a 5 mikozben mi ait kapthk,
amit az a bizonyos Macy Pail.
akkor kezdett lit derengeni az
agyakban, hogy bizony mi be-
kat lcnyeltiik.
Hogy az egesz nagy IS veres
iigy egy 6riasi beka volt 1
szamunkra, amt valami okb6l
megettiink.
De hat mem volt, aki meg
kerdezze t6link, hogy voltakep-
pen inert IS nyeltiik le a bekat?
Ki merte volna kerdezni?
A lapok, papok, 4. politiku-
sok, tanitok egyfornan uszi-
tottak haborura bcnninket.
mem mertek hat egy-ket even
beliil inegkerdezni, hogy inert
nye1tik le AIT 4 bekat. amit Ok
diktaltak a hasunkba.
Ahogy azonban telt-mult az
id6, egyre er6sebben. fekudte
meg beka gyomrunkat.
Europa nepei, hi szovetsege-
seink nem akartak AZ olvasatlan
ezermilli6kat megadni, SGT a te-
|tejebe elneveztek 1nindenfele
piszkos uzsorasoknak bennlnket.
AIT is lattuk, hogy 4 vilag
|olyan safe lett 4 demokracia
szamara, hogy egeszen elszaladt
az bizonyos felfogas 4 vilag-
Dol.
Pc meg mindig csak suttogvs
onmagat kerdezte mindenki,
hogy inert ettiik meg bklsat,
inert hangosan meg mem volt I.
nacsos j nagy k6rsltst feltsnni
Most aztan ! onfunk kbali
|lev6 beka elkexd brelxeeni ~
|lehetetlennt teszi u AZ alias kis
alIat hogy tovabb hall lgass,ink i
x1.. Z n sSs 81 S8s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-04
\ SZERKESZT0 UZEN

=. sharon. A bckiild d6tt cikk
tobb mint egy l,asabot tett vols
taa ii: Az sok penzbe keriil X
egyletnek rem IS vagyunk hiva-
talos lapja Royiditye azonban
Iek0z zoltiik
Maearok Garfield. "A k&rt
naptart elkaldtuk 0noknek dill
t1aenteseil 4 niegyei otthonba.
Boldog III ,Syet t5n0knek Is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-04
~ MahonIno Ave

O. s. ujevi iinnepi alkalmain-
kon is sep szammal sereglettek
hiveink egybe. hogy epiiljiink 4
multi tanulsagain. Is kesziiljiink
az eljovend6kre. 0rommel AHA
pithatjuk meg, hogy hiveink lei
keben a legjobb remeny ezekiel
Is scent elhatarozasokkal indul-
hatunk az III esztend6 sok mum
kaja ele. Legyen aldott az Ur,
XII benniinket multban megse-
gitett, az 8 kegyelmeben bizunk
"a jov6re isl
Gyiilesek. Szombaton este az
egyhaztanacs tartja utolso iile-
set, melyen az evi szamadasokat
zarja lie kesziti el6 javaslatait
a vasarnap tartando evi rendes
egyhazkozsegi kozgyiilesre, me-
1yen a tisztujitas fog megtor-
tenni. Mindket gyilesen minden
egyhaztanacsos, i1letve minden
egyhaztag megjelenese kivana-
tOs.
Sikeriilt bal. Ujev Aels6 napjan
Orosz Ferenc nepszerii zenekara-
val igen sikeriilt bait rendezett
ifjusagunk a West Sidei Magyar
Otthonban. Fokent magyar
ifjusag vett reszt azon igen nagy
szamban, de volt sok idosebb ven
degiink is.
A kantalasr6l. Els6 alkalom
egyhazunk torteneteben, hogy Al
ka-acsonyi kantalast onkentss
jelentkezsssci Is peldas rend-f
ben olyan flank vegeztek el,
akik mar valamennyien lit szii-
lettek, vagy lega!ibb is lit isko-
laztak. Az eneklest Is verselest
termeszetesen masyarul vegez-
TEX. Hadd irjuk ide peldaadasul'
ezeknek joindu1atu ifjaknak a
neveit: Bartha Erzsi, Almassy
Lidia. Kosh Margit, Turoczy Err
Isl, Suto Margit, Horvath Ilona,
Lakatos Giza. Tur6czi Margit,
Lengyel Erzsi, Kovacs Erzsi,
Varga Roza, Halasz Erzsi, Hura
Margit, Kovacs Dezs6, Torok
Jozsef, 10th Istvan, Kiss Mi
haly, Markovics Jozsef, Majoros
Desc, Macy Istvan, Varga La
jos, Tomcsik Jozsef, Varga Ist-
van, Barta Janos, forok Sander,
Fiizy Albert, Kopacsi Lajos, Pc
ter 1stvan, Veres Gyula, Veres.
Kalman, Kovacs Pal, Tura Ta-
mas, kiknek buzg6lkodasa tobb,
mint 100 dollarral novelte meg
a karacsonyi adohanyokat.
AdomSnyok. N6egyletiink egy
buzg6 csoportja az iinnepeken
koszonteni jart a nevnapjukat
iinnepl6ket. F latogatasok soran
a felkoszontottek $3.50 ado
manyt tettek Noegyletink tenn
plom-alapjara. TIT enlitjiik meg
szinten, hogy a Hizsnyai Lajos-
ne sziiletesnapi partyjan megje-
lent vendegek IS $500 adomanyt
tet-ek, mig : Macy Danielne
|partyjan tett adomanyok $4.o0
volt. Illesse k0szonet az adako-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-04

Lafayette rlcvGben. =
Nenhogy val7szs sem adtak
4 felsz6litasra, lanern cile DICK
tovabb kovetei6zrl Is prohinin
ci6 eltorlesevel egyust ffan
cia Dor Is pczsg6 piacat kezdtek
kovetelni, mem kerni, hanem ko-
yetelni = kormanyon
Es inert Washington nem tet-s
te az egesz amerikai piacot esy
szep eziist talcara; hogy AZ La
fayette nernzetenek atnyujtsa,
reszben felemeltek az amerikaix
aru vamjat. reszben kitiltottak a.
amerikai, afsit ~ orszagbol. 4
Icy fizetnek azert, amiert neniS
zeti lstuket ver- IS penal ldoz
tai megmentettiik ICY fizetns
azerf, an1ieft ! kedviikeft
illetve hat j bankarjainlt kp1|.
veert, de inegis ~ 3 efdeldk k6sn
at 4 bizonyos veres, nary
bSkat lenyeltiik.
a. inert AZ amerikai nemzef
vezet6 eleinei gyayak IS aljSss
voltak macy kerdest feltennii
Is inert j tcgnap uszit6i ma rlen1ls
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-04
SIT GY0RGY COR.
KATH. HITK0ZSEG
Lelk6sx:
p0T. AaACkov J. JozsEF
11dk3s:
~ red Ave-. TeleSon 4-2036
Templonl: re Mahonln0 Ave
YounustoMN. Ohio
Karxcsonyi ilnnepek. Kara

14tban teltek el sok kegyelem-
mel igen sokak szamara. Xix t.
!. az advent ideje alatt lelkiiket
bunbanattal megtisztitottak. So
kan jottek el a scent misekre a
Fnagyon szepen feldiszitett tenn
plonunkba. Gyermekek, ifjusag
igen sep szamban aldoztak a
szent 1niseken az anyakkal IS
apakkal egyiitt. Sep, peldaado
volt ez Is orome az Udvozito-
mex Az anyagiakban is dicse-
kedhetiink. Szepen adakoztak a
'teInplomra, bar az id6 meg mem
egtszen dollaros. Mindehhez PEE
dig az is el6segit6en jarult,
hogy kiilonoscn karacsonynak Ell
sd napjan sep id6 volt Meg a
legtavolabbi helyekr6l is eljottek
Jezhsnak hodolni, Jezust dicser-
nj, yeliink egyiitt orvendeni.
A Pasztorjatek sikeres volt.
Pasztorjatekunk igen sikerilt
szinten. 10th Janos vezetese
alatt gyermekeink nagyszeriien
szerepeltek. Az ifjusag karoltve
fiatalabbakkal es gyermekeink-
kel fnagy oromet szereztek szii-
15knek szep jatekukkal, sep
osszeg gyiilt be a jelenlev6kt6l,
kiknek gyermekeit azutan meg
ajandekoztuk a szokasos candy
ajandekkal. Az Ur Jezus ma
xyon orvendett, hogy gyermeki
szivek dicssrtek 0t meg a szin-
padon Isl Hat csak jov6ben is
dolgozzatok. ii, viragai a hit
koxsegnek. Koszonjik minket
pirtol6k ajandekait, faradsagait.
Kint&l&sunk. Mondanunk sem
KEN. tnilyen orom volt hallani a
szSp pasztor enekeket a betle-
hem -jaroktol Vigilia estjen, meg
AZ els6 napon. A betlehem-ja-
r6kkal OFT enekelt az egesz csa-
lad rninden hazban. De szep volt
AZ. Ha listen eltet minket, jov6re
meg szebbe tessziik hiveink ka-
racsonyestjet. Az ajandekok is
szepen hulltak az eneklok kosa-
raba. listen fizessc meg q szives
saldozatokat; betlehemetjaro if
jakat. ferfiakat Is asszonyainkat
pedig listen aida meg rninden
j6yal, er6vcl Is egeszseggel az
stj esztend6ben. Mr.. Gyombernek
sOk-sok xoszonetet mond a hit
k0zseg a terhes, de szives mum
'kajaert kantalaskor.
4 p6csi kegykep mzsa. Pocsi
kegykep masara az adomanyok
,sz6pen folynak be hozzank, ugy,
hogy rovidesen megejthetjiik raj
& 4 szSpitest, hogy el6tte imain-
kat felajanlhassuk az Urnak.
ss59 y.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-04
ERTESITES
"A. Reform6tus Egyesiilet
zz-ik osztalyanak tagjaihoz

Szeretettel Grtesitjiik a Refor,
matus Egyesulet 22-ik, young.
stowni osztalyanak tagjait, hogy
1884 januar yen, vasarnap del.
utan 2 orai kezdettel tisztujitt
gyllest fogunk tartani 4 szokot'
helyen.
Kerjiik az ossztagsag okvet.
len megjeleneset.
Barta p. Istvzn, elnok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-04

Barta p. Istvan, eln6k
Koran Janos, jegyx6:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-19

the sacrifice Of human lives, then and
only then win the people Of all tribes
and all nations rise up in their might
and destroy tho war god once and
for all.
When We demand the same sacrifice
Of all as we ask Of our boys in time
Of war: when we demand that II war
must come It be Z war for the preser-
walton Of our country and our flag
and fought on our own shores without
profit to anyone: then We will have
curbed the ono selfish thing that
forces war upon US and We can then
speak Of peace, good will to man,
without hypocrisy. But, while we are
leaders In the building Of war machin-
cry: when we permit American NUM-
lions makers to sell their wares all
over the world and use our Navy for
the purpose; when we constantly per-
NIT this and that jingoist to insult
other countries and apparently defy
them, without rebuke, then We alone
can be blamed II our sons are forced
to pass through the fire time and
again.
When We work for peace, when we
prove We are q friend to all nations
alike, and have no Interior motives
toward them, then better feeling Is
sure to come to the people Of the
world. And II 1t were only possible
for all nations on earth to have .
similar investigation OF war profits,
peace would be winging her way
around the earth at this moment in
stead Of hiding herself behind some
munitions factory, fearing to come out
for fear Of being killed!
A Farmer,
Bismarck, North Dakota.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-19
50 MILLION PAID TO
WHEAT GROWERS FOR
ACREAGE REDUCTION
IS, 364, o48 Comes to North
Dakota; Is Half OF Sum
Due This Year

Washington, Nov. 19.-(R)-Pay-
ment Of .$4o, 871 $50 to wheat growers
in return for acreage reductions was
announced Saturday by the farm id.
ministration.
The total, which represents approx
imately half Of the sum due this year
consisted of $13,232,716 on the second
installment of the 1888 payment and
$50, 1878 on the first payment Of "a
cents bushel on the 1894 crop.
In addition, growers already have
received So, 1855, 756 on the first 1888
installment, bringing total wheat pay
ments to date to Sill, ,345.
The remaining 1884 payments are
going to growers as rapidly as COM
pliance certificates are received and
audited in washington, George T.
Farrell, wheat section chief, said.
In addition to benefits paid to date
wheat farmers will receive approx
mately 81, 000, 900 more on their 1888
and 1894 crops. this amount includ-
ing unpaid sums on payments now
due and the second installment on
the 1884 crop which will be due next
season. =
The following tabulation shows, by
states, wheat benefit payments to
date on the first 1883 installment, the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-19
uD A Condensed Chapter from the Author; New Book
I \ r X r r + r r = 4 = X + X X X

payers its cost Of $2,750,000 In on<
year by recovering property worth g.
400 900.
The division has in its service about
500 trained men who receive from -,
800 to $500 q year in salary, and S.
day for expenses when away from
their home office. The investigators
are strategically placed over the coun-
try. Coordination Is their watchword
Is they are told to keep in touch with
one another. All are under control
from the desk Of Director ]. Edgar
Hoover. The division has more than
100000 finger print records, the
largest collection In the world, and
approximately 100000 index cards,
in its archives. About 1900 finger
print records are received daily from
the more than 6000 contributing law
enforcement agencies throughout the
world.
The attorney general had no de-
partment until 1870, and this branch
Of the government did not experience
any large growth until after the war
with Spain. It was then that the gov
eminent began the actual enforce
ment Of antitrust laws, federal rail-
road laws, and other legislation which
required . large and active legal
force. The greatest growth, Of course,
came during the World War, when
the Bureau Of Investigation grew
larger In numbers than all the rest
Of the department put together.
The office Of attorney general was
created in 1850 to provide legal ad-
wiser for the president. In the early
history Of the country the principal
duty Of that official was to guide the
chief executive along legal lines and
to represent the United States in the
supreme court. Since that time his
duties have expanded until he Is
charged with the duties Of proeecut-
Ing attorney for the government 8
well Is being its legal adviser.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-19
Peoples Forum

Editors Note)-The Tribune vel.
comes letters on subjects Of inter.
est. Letters dealing with contro.
versial religious subjects. which
attack individuals unfairly. or
which offend good taste and fair
play will be returned to the writ.
ers. All letters MUST be signed.
Il you wish to use a pseudonym,
sign tho pseudonym first and your
own name beneath It. We will re.
spect such requests. We reserve
the right to delete such parts of
letters a. may be necessary to
conform to this policy and to re-
quire publication OF q writer's
name where justice and fair play
make It advisable.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-19
FORTUNE IN GRAVEL

saco, MONITOR ~ years, the
Charles Palm family eked out an
existence on their dryland farm, but
now Mrs. Palm calls It gold mine. !"
Biologists, seeking sand and gravel
for construction Of Fort Peck dam,
found = million cubic yards Of 1t on
the Palm property. Mrs. Palm, q
widow with nine children. will real
lie 100000 In the next five years on
the gravel contracts.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-19
FANS CAUSE RIOT

Chicago-If single fan dancer
will pack EN- In" what happens
when you double the attraction?
One tavern found QUIT attracted
such . crowd that q disturbance
call brought police squads. The Of
ficers stopped the show and took the
dancers to Jail.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-19
PASSING THROUGH THE FIRE
Bismarck, N. D.,
Nov. IL, 1894.

Editor, Tribune:
We wish every citizen OF this coun-
try could have heard the inspiring adj
dresses given by Senator Gerald r.
Nye relating to the profits Of the
munitions manufacturers, especially
in time Of national conflict. We wish
all could have heard, for II they had
they would no longer need to wonder
why It Is that war and rumors Of war
are constantly with us.
We shudder when we read Of the
great fire. god, Moloch, unto whom
the ancient AmmoniteS sacrificed
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-19
In their luxurious offices and reapet
4.

IN tnelr luXuf10uS Ol1lCeS HuQ 1eaQeu
q tremendous profit.
There Is this much about It. We
can have. no lasting peace until war
IS shown up for what 1t is: woe and
despoliation for the many, blood and
tears for the millions and unheard OF
profits for the few. When the kings,
generals and war lords are stripped
Of their DISCUSSES and shown up for
what they are, greedy profiteers from
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-19

The word derrick meaning q
hosting apparatus, originated In the
Eltzabethan days, and was named for
. hangman named Deric.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-19

"A PATENT covering I Lex
- with pliable joint that
worked nofselessly and pre-.
served IT. contour in al posi-
lions. was granted to Palmer, Z
Meredith. N. H.. inventor, on
Nov. I. 1876. The Dublin Ju.
venlle Library was established
y 1871. Ole Evinrude, Of Mil.
waukee. invented the first com.
mercially successful cupboard
engine. . 46-pound. single.
eyln0oS. battery-ignited type
- boat propulfian.e
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-19

In spite Of efforts to draft IN In
ternational schedule, s. varieties OF
standard time are In use IN the world
today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-09-21
NO PENAL SETTLEMENTS WANTED.

The Seattle Times in a recent editorial joine with Alaskans in protesting against the proposal 0 California Legionnaires to have the Federal Gov ernment establish penal settlements in Alaska. Th Empire was the first to voice opposition to the pla as being wholly unAmerican in principle and alto gether uncalled for
 The Times, noting the sentiment against tn project here, said
 War veterans resident in Alaska vigor ousy denounce the proposal to establish criminal detention camps in the Territory. resolution to that effect which they adopted at a meeting in Anchorage last week. will be vigorously supported by Seattle as it should be wherever any sense of justice prevails. The proposal to make Alaska something of penal colony bobbed up at the recent and stormy California American Legion Convention, where there much else to quarrel about that delegates couldn't have known all that going on. Alaska is more free from crime than any State in the Union. The idea of sending criminals there for punishment or detention is wholly offensive.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-09-21
FOREWARNED MAY BE FOREARMED.

An ancient swndling lure, rivaling the Spanish prisoner" bait which has been worked successfully in virtually every country in the world for many years is to offer to switch" holdings of good listed securities into near-rubbish gilded by glittering predictions and promises The more widespread the warning against this, especially when made directly and officially to those who may be ap- preached the fewer gullible victims there may be
 Such caution is issued to its stockholders by Pacific Gas and Electric Company in submitting its semi-annual earnings President Hockenbeamer notes that several stockholders had written in within a few days of such offers of them terming near Junk the securities" offered, and adding that he had thus lost many thousands yet was expected to bite as of old. Possibly he was on the sucker lists which are kept standing and are often swapped sold.
 So Pacific Gas and Electric Company deems it its duty to caution it's stockholders to be sure with whom they are dealing and to obtain full informa- tion regarding the securities" offered Any bank would doubtless be glad to help in the latter respect This may sound elementary, but it seems to be needed Not only does it apply to stockholders
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-09-21
PUNISHMENT SHOULD FIT THE CRIME.

After almost 30 months of unrelenting search in which literally hundreds of the best trained minds in the criminal investigation departments of Federal State, County and Municipal governments have been engaged, the Department of Justice announces the arrest of suspect under circumstances that to be convincing he is either the Lindbergh kdnaper was closely connected with the crime Richard Hauptmann, held in New York City has lot of explaining to do if he isn't the criminal or wasn't associated with him. Attorney General Cummings makes the positive statement that "Hauptmann is known to have passed some of the ransom money and to have had a substantial amount of it in his home at the time of his arrest" Other dispatches definitely placed at $13,750 the portion of the money paid the kid napers which was found in Hauptmanns property when he taken into custody
 While it doesn't necessarily follow that he is the guilty person. it does raise a presumption of guilt until satisfactory explanation is made by him. If he is not the one who collected the blood money, where did he get it, and when it paid to him? Until he can prove it came into his possession innocently, and that doesn't likely when it is considered he retained possession of the money rather than depositing it in the ordinary way he must be regarded as a party to the crime which shocked the world and started this country its relentless campaign to eradicate the kidnaper from its borders.
 If he is the guilty person, or was party to it the most drastic punishment is called for Not only is Kidnapping involved but murder. Baby Lindbergh was killed, probably accidentally but his death suited from a criminal act and those responsible for it should be punished for homicide.