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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-10

tonban, oft k0ny0rogtek a Fe--
her Haz lepcs6jen, hogy a kor-
many vegye az ipar es keres-.
kedelem rendezeset a kezebe.
Nemcsak a vagyonukat, de-
egy pillanatra a fejiiket is fel-
tettek azok az urak,., aktk. tu-
catmilliokat sajtoltak XII ebb6l
a boldogtalanna tett nemzet-
b6l es e sorok irojanak jelen--
leteben k0ny0rgott peldaul.
nyilvanosan egy multi-millio-
mos banyabaro, hogy a kor-
many igenis nyuljon eros ke--
zekkel az ipar szabalyozasaba.
Sloan ait akarta tehat mon-
dani, hogy a forradalom lehe--
tosege elmult mar, hogy a,
welfare kenyeren teng6d6 la
kossag mem lazad, amig szt--
kos kenyeret adnak a kezebe,
S an1ig mer remelni..
ARA buzditja hat 8 is, mas.
multi-milliomos is az uralkoi6
osztalyt, hogy l0kjek lie ma
gukrol a kormany korlatozo
hatalmat S allitSak yisSza at
a regi rendet,, amely telies
kalozkodasi szabadsagot ad az
"ipar-kal6z kapitanyainak" ,
inert ha egyszer csakugyan
veget erne a depresszi6, a je-
lenlegi t0rvenyek szerint keve-
sebb lehet6seg lesz a rablAsra.
Meg mines lit a prosperitas,
de a Sloanok, az extra oszta-
lekot ffzet6 nagy kapitalistak
erik mar, hogy az utban van
es ait akarjak, hogy mire
visszater, ujra korlAtok nelkiil
OK nOgOlnaSSak fel az OrSZa-
got.
A legnagyobb baj azonban
az, hogy nagy lapjaink, anne
lyek maguk is a nagyt6kesek
rendjebe tartoznak, ezeket a
szemtelen marhasagokat head
lajnokban k0zlik es azokat el
is hiszi az elbutitott polgar-
sag.
Es meg megeljiik, hogy a
welfare kenyer szomoru kol-
dusai csakugyan kiszavazzak
a Feher Hazbol AIT az ernbert.
aki kenyeret probAl adni a
szajukba, hogy vlsszahozzAk a
Hooverokat vele ujra .Atad-
jak eztist talcan a kapitalis,
taknak az orszagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-10

azok az elemek, amelyek eppen
olyan ellensegesek, mint a kis
antant.
A Szabadsag eltavolodott az
amerikai magyarsagtol azok-
ban az evekben, mikor ameri-
kai tulajdonosok csak dolla-
rokban mertek a magyar napi-
lap cricket.
Mikor a lap magyar kezekbe
kerult, Amerika magyarsaga
0r0mmel varta, hogy visszater
hozzank hajdan legnagyobb es
leger0sebb ujsagunk, de ebben
a varakozasban csalodott.
A Szabadsag a kapcsolatokat
Magyarorszag fele keresi es
kozben teljesen elidegenedett
az amerikai magyar elett6l.
A holdvilag utan nyujtja a
kezeit es k0zben a talajt rugja
XII maga alol anelkul, hogy a
holdvilagot elerne.
Azok a hetilapok, amelyek
a Szabadsag szerint mem fejte-
mex XII eleg erelyes munkat,
hogy a regi magyar hatarokat
visszaszerezzek, legalabb kiiz-
defines munkat folytatnak,
hogy a mi kis hatarunk lit
Amerikaban van, ait ne We
gyek at a v0r0sek mit6liink.
Magyar inteznenyeink, egy-
eteink es egyhazaink a magyar
hetilapokkal kar0ltve dolgoz-
max es helyi erdekeltsegu kom-
munista ujsagaink nincsenek.
De hala a Szabadsag prog
ramjanak, a magyar nyelven
megjelen0 kommunista ujsag
ma val6sziniileg nagyobb pei
danyszamban jelenik meg,
mint a Szabadsag.
Mem 0r0m EFT nekink le-
irni, de nincS ertelme annak
sem, hogy hallgassunk.
Es a kommunista sajto uszi-
tasa nyoman a rombolaS felre-
vezetett elemei ma olyan me-
reszseggel t0rnek a magyar in
tezmenyekre, a legnagyobb ma
gyar egyesiiletekre, amt mem
mertek volna soha megtenni,
ha magyar napilapjaink t0r6d-
nenek ezekiel a dOlgOkkal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-10

mar csak er6re kell kapnom, hogy teljesen
helyre j0jjek. Tudom mozgatni labaimat,
ma reggel megprobaltam AIT allitja Rawls
dr., hogy teljesen egeszseges leszek
- Oh, ugy 0riil0k !. miattad!
Blackford sohajtott.
= Nekem is 0riilnom kellene Is ITALIAN
fogok is. mem tudom -
Alice azonnal eszrevette ferje kslelki-
seget. Az orvos figyelmeztette st, hogy
most feleseg munkaja kovetkezik ;. A
betegnek lelket kell meggyogyitani
En- mar megte item minden lehet6t
= nondta az orvos t0bbi mar rata
mulik. Mem tudom megerteni viselkede-
set -. mintha bantana valami
Alice tettetett deriltseggel fordult
ferjehez:
- Mem szabad ICY beszelni Rawls dr.
ait mondta, hogy egy het mulva mar haza
is vihetiink
- Haza?! = mondta Blackford elgon-
dolkodva. - A szekhazat gondolod?
= Bizonyara Ez az otthonod, hat
mem?
= Ugy erzed, hogy az?
- Nekem minden esetre az otthonom
- mondta Alice egyszerien - es azon
voltam, hogy neked is az legyen.
- Enlekszel ARA. ARA a napra az
apad irodajaban? AIT mondtad . .. meg
probalod, hogy otthont teremts nekem
- Igen, meg is probaltam
- Elegtetel az neked, ha megmon-
dom, hogy ez sikerIlt?
Alicet meghokkentette ez a sajnalko-
zassal tell hang. A beteg nagyon csonde-
sen fekidt parnain, mem nyugtalankodott
- es Alice megis megerezte, hogy ideges
es turelmetlen.
Alice torka osszeszorult es majdnem
suttogva felelte:
- Nagyon sokat jelent nekem, amt
mOndtal OriilOk neki.
Blackford szive hirtelen tularadt.
= Otthont teremtettel nekem -
mondta - olyan otthont, amilyent meg
soha mem ismertem :. mikor ifju legeny
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-10

naltak.
Az ellenvelemeny bizonyos
exponenseit szereny gy0nged-
seggel judasoknak neveztek, a
NIT hat keves magyar ember
erdemel XII ebben az orszagban.
A mozgalom meginditasat
cikksorozattal kezdte a Szabad-
sag szerkeszt6je, amelynek az
volt a cine, hogy "Ne bantsuk
egymast'. Igaz ugyan, hogy
eppen ebben a cikksorozatban
rohantak neki a cleveland fo-
konzulnak, aki pedig igazan
mindent megerdemel Magyar
Amerikatol, csak bantalmat
mem; de az ember ait hihette,
hogy ez csak "eliras" volt es a
lap megmarad a cikksorozat
cimenel.
Sajnalattal latjuk, hogy mem
ICY van.
A Szabadsag alaposan "ban-
tani' probalja mindazokat az
intezmenyeket es egyeneket, a
melyek es akik barmely oknal
fogva mem csatlakoznak kell6
hevvel a lap mozgalmahoz, a
NIT mi csupan cleveland lap
tarsunk Matt sajnalunk.
Mert a Szabadsag igazan
mem engedheti meg maganak
sem ait a lukszust, hogy min
denkit maga ellen hangoljon,
sem pedig AIT, hogy ilyen in
tolerans hangon legyen az anne
'ikai magyarsag biraja.
Egyizben mar kenytelenek
voltunk peldaul mi is szova
tenni, hogy' cleveland laptar-
sunk = a new york; napilappal
egyitt, de ANIMAL sokkal sulyo-
sabb mertekben - k0telesseg-
mulasztast kovet el az arnerikai
magyarsaggal szemben, mik0z-
ben az ohaza megmentesere to-
rekSzik.
Mik0zben a Szabadsag szem-
rehanyja a hetilapoknak, hogy
Trianon hatarainak a fnegdon-
teseben kell0 erOvel Sikra mem
szallnak, a Szabadsag maga
nemcsak lehet6ve teszi, de
egyenesen el6segiti AIT, hogy
Magyar Amerikat foglaljak el
La opinión., 1935-09-15

tar ell critic para improperar a los
reos; nj menos dar muestras de COM
passion.
Quinto.-Ninguno de cualquier cs-
tado, o eondicion que sea, concurrirS
a dicho acto, con ningun genera de
armas, a exception de la tropa de
todos los que gozan caracter publ
CO, o Sc hallaren ocupados en- algun
servicio del Rey.
Sexto.-Mientras no Sc diere des-
tino q los expresados reos, no sc con.
sentirsn pelotones de gentes en- las
GALES, particularmente, en- las cerca.
Mas del lugar en- donde Sc custodia-
rem, nj que Sc detengan en- elias los
artesanos, o~Perarios, o genie ociosa,
pues todos deberan recojerse a sus
casas o acudir a sus tareas y nego-
clos como corresponds.
Setimo. -Todos los que armaren
alvorotos ruidos o pleytos en- las ca
lies seran castigados eonforme a 10
prevenido.
Octavo.-Todo delito de robo, muer
tie o escandalo, d~urante las presen-
ties circunstancias, sera considerable
como delito calificado para SUI casti-
(Signe en- la Pd1. 14)
La opinión., 1935-09-15

acuerdo prodigioso Sc debe este SUI
ceso, que hara una epoca memorable
y exemplar en- los anales de nuestra
lealtad, y de los perturbadores Gel
altar y del Trono. Y a la verdad
/ quien sino sus crimenes guiaba ell
perfido Hidalgo al p%recipicio? IQuien
lie cerro todos los conductos, para que
nj aun llegase a ~sospechar un secreto
que tantos savian? Ash fue que Ell
malvado Sc adelanta con siega con-
fianza acia nuestro exercito que mi
ra como amigo, llega, y en- lugar de
los obsequios y honores con que des-
de lexos Sc saboreaba va, en- SUI en-
greido corazon, solo oye aauella VOC
de trueno que lie intima baxar del
trono de su sobervia a sufrir ell peso
de las cadenas, y la lobreguez de los
calabozos. Ahora pues, habisantes
de Chihuahua, a vuestro honor i'm
porta no manchar esta gloria, nj mos
traros ingratos a los favores del Gle
10 con una conducta irregular: acre.
often vuestras obras, vuestras pala-
bras, y hasta vuestros modales, que
no sois i~ndignos de ellos, que sois un
pueblo quito y verdaderos vasallos de
Fernando Setimo, hacienda callar las
La opinión., 1935-09-15

arvitrariedades y las p~asiones, GUAM
do va a p~ronunciar SUI fallo la Justi-
cia. Siempre os he hallado dociles
y obedientes; pero en- esta grande
~coyuntura, espero de vosotros, nue.
vos testimonies, del espiritu de or
den y moderation que deben anima-
ros; y solo porque me toca %prevenir
c%ualquier exceso, y cuanto puede eau
sarlo, ordeno y mando 10 siguiente.
Primero.-Se permite a todos los
vecinos, que, en- ell dia que entren los
reos, salgan q verlos en- la Gale o
ell campo, en- el concepto de que no
abusarsn de un permiso que Sc di-
rife a satisfacer las ansias de SUI pa
triotismo.
Segundo.-Se prohibe formar relo-
tones; sino que deberan colocarse en-
una, dos o tres filas, a ambos lados
de la ~carretera, que ha de estar en-
teramente desembarazada, Ell que
advertido no So arreglare a esta or
den, sers arrestado y castigado.
Tercero.-Nadie SO subira a las
a~zoteas con objeto de yer mejor, nj
con otro alguno; nj menos dar mues-
tras de una imprudente compassion
Cuarto.-Nadie sers osado a levan-
La opinión., 1935-09-15

do los vinculos sagrados que os unen
a Dios, al Rey y a la Patria, tras-
fernando en- fin, y confundiendo TODD
ell orden social, TODD 10 divine y HUI
mano. Ell Dios de los Exercitos que
ha querido castigar la America Sep
tentrional, sirviendose del Cura Hi
dalgo como de un azote mas terrible
que todas las plagas que afligieron al
Egipto, miro con ojos de prediction
a las Provincias internas, no solo pre-
servandolas de tantos males, sino dis
tinguiendolas con la gloria de haber
encadenado q este monstruo, a TODD
su Exercito, a todos sus llamados ge-
nerales, y hecho presa de todas sus
rapinas, sin costar una gotta de tan
gre en- ell momento en- que estan anne
nazadas de la mas espantosa desola-
cion: fuerza es aquf ell
dedo de Dios. A una extratagema
la mas bien convinada; pero cuya
execution hubiera sido impossible sin
ell auxilio especial del Cello: a up pu-
nado de hombres de nuestras Pro-
~vincias, Soldados, Paysanos, Indios de
diferentes n~aciones, unidgs por un
Evening star., 1935-12-19
FAMILY STRICKEN BEFORE
Father and Brother of Actress Died
Suddenly.

Father and Brother Of Actress Died
Suddenly.
BY the Associated Press.
LAWRENCE, Mass, December 49,
Sudden death struck twice in the
immediate family of Thelma Todd, film
actress, before the blond beauty her
self was found dead in her garage
near Santa Monica, Calf, early this
week.
Her father, John S. Todd, a former
alderman of this city. collapsed in New
York and, died in the street shortly
after Thelma made her bow in Holly
wood. A brother, William, then 8
years old, was killed in an accident
several years ago.
Friday, the 18th, events proved, was
a fateful day in Thelma's life. Several
Christmas cards, postmarked Decem-
Der 13, were received from her by
friends here after her death.
The film career of Lawrence's IA
vorite daughter began in 1925 after
she had won the titles Miss Law
renee" and Miss Massachusetts" in
beauty contests staged by the ElkS.
She terminated studies at Lowell
Normal School, which would have pre-
pared her for the teaching profession,
to accept an invitation to attend the
Paramount Training School in New
York in 1925. Among others attend
ing the school was Charles Buddy
Rogers, who, like Miss Todd, made
the grade"
Evening star., 1935-12-19

was bringing guest and that you'll
drop dead when you see who it is"
It tended to support theory that
Miss Todd met the unnamed guest,
went driving with him, not to the
party, but to death.
81 was travelling east on Sunset
boulevard Sunday night when I saw
chocolate-colored phaeton which !
Immediately recognized as belonging
to Miss Todd" Mrs. West told police.
Driving the phaeton was a foreign
looking man. Sitting next to him was
Thelma Todd. I recognized her from
smart hat knew she wore and also
her blond curls."
County Autopsy Surgeon A. F. Wag-
ner, who made a preliminary report
fixing the time of death as between
6 and am. Sunday, said today death
could have occurred from IL to 80
hours before the body was found.
Another salient development was
the announcement of the grand jury
had been given new. independent in
formation pointing to a possible solu-
ton of the bizarre mystery.
Search for Guest" Begun.
Fits announced a search for the
mystery guest" Miss Todd planned
to bring to the Fords' party.
An investigator was assigned to
run down reports a spectacular New
Year eve party was to introduce
gambling at Miss Todd's cafe.
Whether hostility of gambling in
terests had been incurred was a mat
ter Of speculation.
The star witness in the day-long in
quest was West, former film director
and producer. who told the jurors he
had locked out" Miss Todd at 2 am.
Sunday from her living quarters above
the cafe, which they jointly oper-
ated.
She occupied one-half of the
rooms" he said, Il, the other. They
are split by sliding doors, covered by
drapes.
Il bolted her door from the inside,
not knowing she had only one key to
the whole building"
That key, testimony developed, was
to the side door, which West bolted
shut.
Parried Questions.
West parried questions of Deputy
George johnson concerning his asso-
citation with the actress.
She was my best friend" he said
Asked if she had intimated she
might leave him to re-marry Pat Di
Cicco, wealthy sportsman, West
answered, "She couldn't leave me.
That would be impossible, inaSmuch
as we had no connection"
West said Miss Todd had been locked
out once before, and continued:
ION that occasion she raped so hard
Evening star., 1935-12-19
.LANDON DECLINES
TO CO ON STUMP
Sense of Duty Causes Gov
ernor to Remain in Home
State at This Time.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TOPEKA, Kans., December ia
Kansas Republican leader declared to-
day that a "resolute sense Of duty
had caused Gov. Alf M Landon to de-
eide not TO leave the State and en-
gage at this time in a Stumping tour
of the country in search of delegates
for the presidential nomination.
Commenting on reports that some
of Landon's Eastern supporters are
questioning the wisdom of his ap-
parent strategy" in declining many
invitations to speak in Eastern cities,
the Kansan known to be in the
confidence OF the Governor said:
MY Eastern Republican friend who
was interviewed mistakes what he
calls ALI Landon'S strategy for what
the people of Kansas know to be a
resolute sense Of duty"
Not Neglecting Job.
In declining numerous invitations
to show himself outside the State, "
or to make speeches not directly con-
uected with the public business OF
Kansas, Gov. Landon has said:
The duties of my Office make it
necessary that I not neglect the job
for which the people of Kansas hired
me-"
AS to the presidential contest, he
declared only few days ago that the
issues facing the Nation are so serious
that there is 40 time for personalities
and personal ambitions"
The issues, he stated, may be
summed up as a contest between
democratic Institutions and more
Capitalization of power at Washing
ton"
Belief in Qualifications.
Kansas supporters are showing their
belief in his qualifications by spread
ing throughout the country their esti-
mate of his character and record as an
administrator
In other words" said the Repub-
lican leader. I'VE are willing to stand
on his record"
The Governor has made few ad-
dresses outside Kansas since his name
was injected into the presidential dis
cussions. The only one of Importance
was before the Chamber of Commerce
at Cleveland early in November. Others
have been Of non-political nature in
neighboring States Gov. Landon, him
self, declined to comment.
Evening star., 1935-12-19

on my window that she broke the pane.
Miss Todd could get into any place
she wanted to get in"
AS for Sunday morning, West said
II guess she didn't want to awaken
me, SO walked up to the garage to
await the arrival of the cafe porters
in a couple of hours. Thelma was
most conSiderate"
A dozen guests at the Hollywood
party which Miss Todd attended Sat-
urday night testified she went away
early Sunday morning full of life and
laughter"
Today these guests and a legion of
other friends will say farewell as her
body lies III state upon casket- couch
of orchid satin in Los Angeles mortu-
airy. Private funeral services will be
conducted in the afternoon at Forest
Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale. by
Rev. Harold Proppe of Hollywood Bap-
tiSt Church. Cremation will follow.
Evening star., 1935-12-19

Urinary Corps, from Army Medical
Center, here, to Fort Sam Houston,
Tex, February o.
Mcdonald, Capt. George c., Air
Corps, from duty in office of the chief
OF Air Corps, here, to Mitchell Field,
Long Island, N Y, February 13.
Burchett, Capt. Charles E, Philip
pine Scouts Unfantry), to be retired
December 81.
johnson, Second Lieut.. Stanley T.
r., transferred from Field Artillery to
Corps Of Engineers, from Fort Hoyle,
Nd, to Fort Lawton, Wash, about
December %.
Evening star., 1935-12-19

Continued From First Page)
trial the three acquitted today and
Erickson were freed by directed ver-
dict of perjury charges which grew out
of an affidavit of prejudice filed against
Judge Andrew Miller, who presided at
the first conspiracy hearing. Judge A.
Lee Wyman, who took Judge Miller's
place on the bench, and also presided
at the last two conspiracy trials, held
there was no evidence to support the
perjury allegation.
LANCER, sentenced to pay fine Of
$4,000 and serve 18 months in Fed
eral institution following his conviction
in June, 1884, termed the charges
political persecution" He made
speaking tour through Northwest
States to raise a defense fund.
In granting retrial the Circuit Court
OF Appeals held insufficient evidence
to support the charges had been intro
duced in the first trial.
Evening star., 1935-12-19

years service. At one time he was
assistant superintendent OF railway
adjustment. He was a veteran Of the
Civil War, and appointed to the postal
service from Detroit.
The Associated Press said that he
disappeared January z last from the
home Of relative at Fort Pierce. The
coroner was unable to ascertain the
cause Of death.
Evening star., 1935-12-19

BY the Associated Press
Reiterating that the Treasury still
is buying silver, Secretary Morgen-
thau said today the Government has
taken all of Mexico's newly mined
output during the last year-about
100000 ounces.
Il have bought silver every day this
week, including today" Morgenthau
replied to press conference questions
about slumping world prices for the
metal which brokers attribute to
Treasury policies.
But, aside from mentioning the
Mexican purchases. Morgenthau de-
clined to say whether he was buying
from private individuals or from gov
ernmentS
New York Price Paid.
1t was understood Menco's output
had flowed naturally to the United
States because of favorable prices.
Morgenthau said the metal was taken
at New York price levels.
The Secretary recalled, too, that the
entire newly mined production of the
United States was being purchased by
the Government. The price paid is
77.57 cents an ounce-far above world
figures. Montreal, for example. today
quoted 45.40 cents on December fu-
lures. The Treasury chief estimated
the United States output at 10000 900
ounces annually.
Morgenthau saw no particular sig.
nificance in New Yorks fixing of a
silver price in the absence of a Lon
don bid.
Thinks Commodities Unaffected.
There was nothing else for New
York to do, nasmuch as there was no
market in London" he said.
In reply to questions, Morgenthau
expressed a belief that the drop in
silver prices during the last 10 days
had not affected commodity prices ad-
versely. Leading commodity charts,
he said, had shown an upward trend
in that time.
There are many places-youd be
surprised" Morgenthau replied when
asked where this weeks purchases
were made.
Evening star., 1935-12-19
Todd
Continued From First age.)

'I want to tell everything know now
at saw Thelma Todd with a dark
eomplexoned man whom did moi
recognize about II pm. Sunday in
Hollywood"
The time was 16 or II hours after
the actress was supposed to have died
in hercar on a hill behind her sea-
side cafe, where her body was found
at 1890 am. Monday by her maid
May Whitehead.
Mrs. Vests statement contradicte6
the theory that Miss Todd died ar
accidental death from carbon monox.
dde fumes while running the engine
OF her big motor car to warm herself
after her return from a Hollywood
party.
Supports Mrs. Ford's Story.
The statement supported the in
quest testimony of Mrs. Wallace Ford
actors wife, that she talked over thI
telephone with Miss Todd at 4:10 pm
Sunday and that Miss Todd said sh'
Evening star., 1935-12-19
ARMY ORDERS.

Leinsinger. Lieut.. Col. Daniel B.,
Veterinary Corps, from Army Medical
Center, here, to Fort Sill, Okla, about
February 8.
Griffin, Maj. Will c., Veterinary
Corps, from Army Medical Center
here, to Chicago, Ill, February o.
Gladish, Lieut.. Col. Isaac O., Vet
Evening star., 1935-12-19
JOHN M. YOUNG RITES
WILL BE IN ARLINGTON

Body Of Retired Post Office De-
partment Employe Is Found
in Florida.
John M. Young, 81, veteran Post
ONCE Department employe, whose
body was found near Fcrt Pierce, Fla,
December 4, will be buried n Arling-
ton Cemetery, according to an Asso-
ciated Press dispatch.
The body is leaving Fort Pierce
today.
Young was retired from the Post
ONCE Department in 1920 after IS
Evening star., 1935-12-19
Mrs. Einstein in Hospital.

NEW YORK, December 19 R).-
Mrs. Albert Einstein, confined in
Montefiore Hospital suffering from a
heart ailment. was reported today to
be resting comfortably.
The wife Of the famous physicist
entered the hospital earlier this week.
Evening star., 1935-12-19
u. 5. BUYS OUTPUT
OF MEXICAN SILVER
Total Production of Last
Year Flows Here-Pur-
chasing Goes On.


Since June, 1884, the Treasury
has been running a race tDtth eco
nomics in an effort to bring the
price of silper up to 81 29 an ounce
or establish siIver reSerUeS at 1-to-3
With gold Silper yesterday UGS
.5525 cents in NetO York, and the
reserves tDere 1-to-7. The NeD
York market yesterday broke
cents. UorSt taH since 1920. The
London market Is sktdding as
United States purchases there stop.
The Treasury is frantic as it tries
to Keep up the race, made difficult
by continual inpouring OF gold into
this country.
Evening star., 1935-12-19

Harrisburg Bishop Appointed.
ROME, December 10 (P.-George
L. Leech was appointed Bishop Of
Harrisburg, Pa, today by Pope Plus.
Evening star., 1935-12-19
Thinks Commodities Unaffected.
WOMAN is SUICIDE

With Gas.
Mrs. Jessie I. Chase, 81. ended heI
life late yesterday by taking gas at
her home, 1920 Fourteenth street.
Her body was found lying across
two chairs in the kitchen by her hus-
band. John c. Chase. The doors and
windows were closed and all of the
stove Jets were turned on. A GER
tificate of suicide was issued by Coro-
ner A. Magruder Macdonald.
Evening star., 1935-12-19
ATTACK IS BEGUN
ON IVA. VALIDITY
Puts Government in Power
Business, Attorney Tells
Supreme Court.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
Cheap potDer has long been Gd-
UOcated by Franklin d. Roosevelt
as Gouernor of Neto York, Demo-
cratic presidential nominee and
Chief Executive. With backing OF
Senator Norris. he urged and OBJ
tained laD turning Tennessee Val
ley in Southeast Tennessee ana
Northern Alabama into UGSt potoer
"yardstick" through Government
manufacture and distribution OF
electricity. Center OF Valley deuel.
opment DdS Wilson Dam, at
Muscle Shoals, maritime Govern
nent nitrate Development. The
Tennessee Valley Authority DdS
established soon after enactment
of Id,u. May 1S. 1888. Private potoer
companies protest Government
leasing transmission lines to mu-
inequalities is unconstitutional.
Evening star., 1935-12-19
Soldier Slang,

The wartime English Tommy called
his best girl his bird"