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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-06

Dol es ICY a szukseges lelki-
kapcsokat is kiepitettek kozottuk
es kozottunk.
Ha szabad xviii allo ember-
mex a Reformatus Egyesilet kon-
venciojahoz kereseket intezni, az
elso keresiink mindenesetre az
lenne, hogy EZEN a teren is
menjenek meg messzebbre es ne
csak hidat, de teljes kozosseget
epitsenek XII ket nemzedek kozt.
Akiket az Egyesulet tagokul a
flank kozul megnyernek, nyer-
jek AIT meg az egyetemes ma
gyar eletnek.
A konvencion eros vitat var
max, hogyha kozpontositjak az
egylet vezeteset. hova tegyek a
kozpontot.
Fgyetemes magyar erdekbol is
sokan ait szeretnek, ha a koz-
pontot attennek Westinghouse
es EFT Amerika magyarsaga MN
denesetre orommel fogadna.
A tagsag es a nagygyiilesen
megjeleno kepviselok viszont BIZ
zonyara meg fogjak szivlelni
Molnar Istvan nagyon erdekes,
kozvetlenul megirt igazsagait,
aki Toledo mellett hoz fel nyo-
mos erveket.
E sorokban mi ujra es minden
ellenvelemeny dacara ARA fl
gyelmeztetjuk nagygyules KEEP
viseloit, hogy vegzetes hiba len
ne a kozpontot Pennsylvania
helyezni, ahol nemcsak baratsag-
talanul, de egyenesen ellensege-
sen bannak a fraternal egyesi-
letekkel.
Ami magat az Egyestilet
ugyeit illeti, abba mem igen le-
het kulso embereknek beleszolni
es ait hisszIk, hogy bizonyos
korokben mar ennyi kerest is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-06
Az Orok ProbIemo

A szerencsejatek tilos a leg
tobb allamban. OF evvel ezel6tt
meg tilos volt majdnem minden
allamban.
Latnunk kellett azonban, hogy
ez mem csokkentette semmivel a
jatekosok szamat, ahogy az ital-
tilalom az italosok szamat kor-
latozni mem tudta.
Bizonyos allamokban leszamol-
tax ezzel a helyzettel es meg
engedtek a szerencsejatekot, a
mely reszben adot fizet, reszben
ellenorzes ala van helyezve.
A tobbi allamokban, amelyek-
mex toryenyhozasa bedugja a
fejet a homokba, a szerencseja-
tex tilos meg es lakossag jat-
SILK a tilalom dacara. Amivel
aztan alkalmat adnak a zsaro-
lasra, a visszaelesre es reszben
megcsaljak azokat, akik jatsza-
max, reszben hozzajarulnak, hogy
korruptta valljek a rendorseg.
EFT is jol tudjak azok, akik
New Yorkban ''tisztogatasert"
kiabalnak, de tenyekkel szembe
nezni mem akarnak es nem az
okot akarjak megsziintetni, ha-
mem annak szomoru kovetkezme-
nyein larmaznak.
Ha a reformerek New York
ban oszintek, akkor tobbe nem
azon fognak minden ket evben
jajgatni, hogy egy botrany-vizs-
galat legyen varosban, hanem
azon, hogy a botrany Okla meg
sziinjek.
Tessek az emberi gyongese-
ezekiel szamolni, tessek belatni,
hogy bizonyos dolgokon valtoz-
tatni mem tudnak es adjanak ra
alkalmat, hogy bizonyos hatarig
az emberek meg akkor is a sajat'
elettiket elhessek, ha az mas
embereknek mem tetszik.
S ha az ARA hivatottak joza-
null kezelik ezeket a dolgokat,
mem hivatottak pedig masok
erkolcseibe mem kivannak belle
avatkozni, akkor mem lesz bot
rany tobbe, inert mem lesz ok
botranyra.
Amig azonban strucc-politikat
csinafunk a tarsadalmi vice ok
kal, amig kepmutatassal ait pro-
baljuk elhitetni vilaggal es ma
gunkkal, hogy meg lehet javita-
nj mindenkit'', addig hiabavalo
minden ilyen megismetlodo WIS
galat, inert egy-egy l:kvidalt
vice spot helyere kett6 jon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-06

Valoszinileg sok helyen nenD
tetszik ez az eleg egyenes ira
som, talan kollegaim talaljak
furcsanak ait els6sorban, de
bajos lenne ezekiel tenyekkel
vitatkozni. Talan egy szintelr
"nemzeti cirkulacioval' biro he
tilap kiadojatol mem is nagyom
okos, mem is nagyon kifizet5doi
uzlet mindezt megirni, de vail-
max sokkal magasabb szempon-
tok, mint az iizlet es en- nem
is hiszem, hogy egy vi nagy
.hetilap megjelerv artalmara
lehetne akarmelyik magyar uj-
sagnak.
Egy ilyen ujsag megteremte--
Sc mindenesetre alkalmat adna
ARA, amire a legnagyobb Silk
sege van ugy magyar profess,
tans hiteletnek, mint a Refor--
matus Egyesuletnek: a tovabbI
kozeledesre es vegeredmenyben
a teljes egysegre.
Ennyit kellene megirnom, ha
mem kenyszeritene ra a tisztesseg
'egy nyilvanos vallomasra.
Mikor legutolso konvencio
valasztasi eredmenyet megtud-
tam, hamarosan Toledoba utaz-
tam es RESZVETEM FEJEZ-
TEN KI Az ELNOKNEK.
Mert az akkori reformatus at
moszfera olyan volt, hogy inkabb
martiromsag, mint dicsoseg vart
mindenkire, aki nagyobb szerepet
vallalt maganak kozmunkak-
ban.
Oszinte orommel from most
meg nyilvanosan, hogy csalod-
tam es ebben legnagyobb re-
sze volt - cleveland gyiiles-
mex.
De egesz bizonyosan resze volt
az elnoknek maganak, aki a re-
formatus tradic:oknak megfelel6
demokratikus vezetesevel es
szemelyes tapintataval nagyban
hozzajarult, hogy a reszvetnyi-
latkozat ne legyen jogos.
Molnar Istvanrol, az Egyesii-
let erdemes titkararol meg eny-
nyit sem kell irnom.
Molnar Istvannal szemben en-
is olyan elfogult vagyok, mint a
Reformatus Egyesiilet es az ame-
rikai magyar elet minden joaka-
ratu munkasa.
Nemcsak t:szteljuk, de secret
juk is mindnyajan, mem lenne.
hat egeszen "fair', hogy lit di-
cserni kivannam. Megteszi ait
helyettem az a szellem, amely
az Egyesiiletben van es azok a
szamok, amiket jelentesbe le-
nyomtak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-06

tosithatjak, ha gondoskodnak
vegre egyseges reformatus sal
torol es ha EFT megteszik, AZ
EGESZ AMERIKAI MAGYAR
SAG UGYET vi mesgyekre fog
jak terelni.
Latina kell minden jozan ma
gyar embernek, hogy az utolso
evekben NINCS EGYSEGES
AMERIKAI MAGYAR ELET.
Mines azert, inert a magyar
testuleteknek kozos SERVE mines
es mines az amerikai magyarsag-
max olyan orszagos elterjedtseg-
gel bro lapja, amely gerince le-
hetne az amerikai magyar elet-
mex.
Mem orommel from 1e, most
mar ismetelten, hogy ket napi-
lapunk a hivatasanak az utolso
evekben mem felel meg es ma
egyik sem bir azzal a befolyas-
sal es tekintellyel, amelyre Silk
seq lenne es amivel mindket lap
birt ezel6tt 0t-hat evvel.
Mi6ta ket magyar napilap
idegen kezekbe jutott, azota a
lapoknal dolgozo magyar embe-
rex mem mertek Is mem b:rtak
az amerikai magyar eletben
olyan iranyitasra vallalkozni, a
mely a mi viszonyaink mellett
szukseges.
Is bar az egyik napilap visz-
szakeriilt magyar kezre, idaig
mem juthatott vissza ARA a hely-
re, amelyrol a Cherna Endre
halalaval lecsuszott.
Csak ICY tortenhetett meg az
a gyalazat, hogy egy kommun:s-
ia puccs segitsegevel ma voros
VI Elore lesz legelterjedtebb
magyar nyelven megjelen6 anne
rikai ujsag, hacsak az TWO tag
jait fel mem vilagositjuk. hogy
mem lehet 6ket kommunista
lapra valo el6fizetesre kotelezni.
(Hisszuk, hogy ez meg fog ma
gyon gyorsan tortenni.)
Orszagosan elterjedt nagyobb
hetilapjaink mem eleg er6sek ar
ra, hogy szerepeikbol kid6lt
nap:lapokat potoljak, helyi he
tilapoknak munkaja pedig tel
jesen kimeril abban, hogy a So
jat koloniajukat nagyszeruen
szolgaljak.
Mem nagyon meresz allitas te-
hat ait mondani, hogyha a Re-
formatus Egyesiilet lehetove ten
ne egy nagy, orszagos Is egyse-
ges ujsag kiadasat, az els6 nem-
zedeket, a ma letez6 amerikai
magyarsagot mentene meg; mi
alatt az egyesiiletek szorgalma-
san gondoskodnanak, hogy a ko-
vetkezo nemzedeket megkapjuk
a magyar elet szamara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-06
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-06

VlZSSalatOt fOSnak rendeZn1.
A racketeket, de kiilonosen a
prostituciot es a gamblerozast
veszik vizsgalat ala, inert AIT
mondjak - New York egeszen
elmerul az erkolcsi posvanyban.
Mint tudjuk, eek vizsgala-
tok New Yorkban csakugy, mint
a tobbi varosokban igen gyakran
megesnek.
Ket-harom evenkent egyszer a
reformerek "tisztogatast" kove-
telnek, ami bizonyos mertekben
egy-egy ilyen vizsgalat utan meg
is tortenik, de az allapotokat
megvaltoztatni nem tudjak.
Es a reformereK azzal eppen
annyira tisztaban vannak, mint
aki sorokat irja, vagy mint
akik AIT olvassak.
A racketeket, a penzszerzes
torvenytelen eszkozeit soha XII
irtani mem tudjak, legfeljebb al
lando eberseggel mersekelhetik
az alvilag izletet es munkajat.
Meg kell azonban allapitanunk,
hogy racketek fajnak a legke-
vesbe azoknak, akik mindunta-
Ian tisztogatast surgetik, inert
maJdnem minden esetben inkabb
az erkolcsokre, masok erkol-
cseire vigyaznak.
Ez lap nem akarja ketsegbe-
vonni, hogy az nemcsak joga,
de bizonyos mertekig kotelesssge
egyes embereknek es csoportok-
max, mint pl. tanitoknak, papok-
max, stb. es mi csak AIT akarjuk
leszogezni, hogy - hasztalan a
kuzdelem.
A prostitucot ismerik, miota
emberek elnek a vilagon.
Es minel civilizaltabbak le-
sziink, minel complexebb lesz
tarsadalmi elet, amely a megel-
hetest es csaladalapitast megne-
heziti, annal biztosabban megma-
rad veliink a prostitucio, SGT az
aranyosan nagyobbodik es fejlo-
dix.
Az europai nemzetek elismerik
ezt tenyt es mem kepmutatos-
kodnak, hogy ait kirtjak, hanem
megprobaljak, hogy a prostitucio
veszedelmeit mersekeljek, ameny-
nyire AIT bizonyos feligyelet
mellett kepesek mersekelni.
Az angolszasz kepmutatas.
publicitast kereso reformerek SEE
replesi viszketegsege es joakara-
til dilletansok beavatkozasa ma
lunk ait akarja elerni, hogy a
prostituciot kirtsak es ait hi
SILK, hogy ait meg tudjak tenni
= torvennyel.
Az ellenorzott hazak helyett
tehat tiltott hazakkal vannak a
varosaink megrakva es azert pa
naszkodnak a new york; refor-
merck, hogy az ucca leanyai az
egesz Yarost elleDtek, s6t az is
koo,,.a.khez is elertek.
Ha mar most egy-egy ilyen
''tisztogatas' alatt ketszaz SEE
renesetlen lanyt elfognak vagy
kitoloncolnak, vagy rovidebb-
hosszabb idore bezarnak, a he
lyeikbe azonnal masok keriilnek.
Es minel szigorubban iildozik
oket, annal konnyebben tudja
6ket mindenki zsarolni es annal
kevesebbet kolthet egy-egy lany
ARA, hogy lehetoleg egeszseges
maradjon.
De piac, mondjuk New York
ban, ugyanaz marad, akarhany
uccai lanyt toloncolnak XII egy-
egy "tisztogatas' alatt varos-
boil.
Bizonyos szamu ferfi van osz=
szezsufolva, akik a gazdasagi
berendezkedesunk mellett csala-
dot alap:tani mem tudnak es EFT
a piacot semfnifele tisztogatas
mersekelni mem tudja.
Ha tehat ait szeretnenk eler-
nj, hogy legalabb tisztes csala-
dok tiszta leanyai ne legyenek
fertozesnek kiteve, ha bizonyos
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-10-04
John w. Malone

John Wesley Malone passed
away Saturday morning, Septem-
Der 18th, at General hospital, age
So. Survived by three sisters and
one brother, Mrs. H. T. Ormes,
Mrs. Hattie Lucas of Minneapolis,
Mimi, Mrs. Leona Dean of Lin
coin, Nebraska, brother Clyde w.
Malone of Lincoln, Nebraska, three
brothers-in-law, H. T. Ormes,
Bruce Lucas of Minneapolis, Mimi,
and Mr.. Dean of Lincoln, Nebras-
ka, one sister-in-law, Mrs. Clyde
w. Malone of Lincoln, Nebraska.
His remains laid in state at the
Neal Funeral Home, Inc, where
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-10-04
CHURCH NEWS
"RORDER BRIEFSn

Homecoming Day." Sunday the
sixth, promises to be a great day
offering the following programs:
$3.50 A. M. Church School, spe-
cial children's program. The par
ents are to be special guests.
HOO A. M. Family Communion
Service, Infant Baptism, etc.
500 p. M. Special worship
service, DR.. H. M. Marbly and
Choir of Camphor Memorial M. E.
church, st. Paul.
600 P. M. Fellowship of Youth
Tea, to which all youth are in
vited.
7:45 p. M. Special Gospel song
service, featuring the very popu-
lar and inimitable evangelist, Nine.
NJ. M. Dennis.
To all of these services and pro-
grams the general public is cor
daily invited. Many very distin-
guished citizens have promised to
be present.
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Thomas L. PetticOrd

Thomas L. Petticord, A years
old, died at the Minneapolis Gener-
al hospital September 10Th. Funer-
al services were held from st. Peter
Claver Catholic church, Wednesday,
Oct. LIST, at 8 A. M. Burial in Cal
vary cemetery, Father C. A. Keefe
officiating. Survived by three sis
tiers, Mrs. Laura Mae Schucks, the
Misses Blanche and Benaree Petit
cord, and brother, Henry Petticord,
Neal Funeral Home, Inc, st. Paul,
in charge.
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IIl. The VIcarious Suffering Of
the Servant (53 400.
1. His griefs and sorrows were
ours. Though innocent, he was
loaded down with disease and pain |;
not his, but ours. This awful suf-
fering was looked upon by the world
as occasloned by sin. 1--WE did
esteem him stricken, smltten Of
God, and afflicted"
2. He was beaten for us ". 81.
That which was our due was
melted out to him. Notice the
four significant words: wounded"
bruised" "despised," stripes" The
word "our" shows that his suffer-
ings were vicarious. The full mean
ing of the cross Is comprehended In
these words.
3. The reason ". g.. All hu-
mainly, Jews and Gentiles, had gone
astray. God had laid on him the In
EQUITY of us all. The word laid" lit
orally means "caused to strike
upon" He was literally made to be
sin for us.
w. The Death Of the Servant
(53: 7-9).
/. His strange silence ". y. He
went as a lamb to the slaughter.
How unlike the behavior of men
who, when wrongfully condemned,
make a great ado.
2. UncOncern of contemporaries
". 81. Though dying instead of
the wicked people, they failed to
discern that his suffering was In
their stead.
v. The Servants Ultimate Vic
tory wv. 10:12).
His suffering expressed the d.
vine will ". 10). The Lord himself
laid this burden upon Christ. He
was delivered according to the de-
termined counsel and foreknOwl-
edge of God. God took delight In
his sufferings, because through them
his law was indicated and through
them redemption was accomplished.
2. A spiritual progeny resulted
from his death ". 10). Christ de-
clared, Except a corn of wheat
fall into the ground and die, 1t abid-
eth alone" The fundamental law
of the universe, which is life out Of
death, found supreme expression In
Christ's death on the cross.
8. Through death shall come the
realization of his fondest hope ".
III. HE shall see the travail of his
soul and shall be satisfied"
4. The divine reward ". 12). The
divine ConquerOr shall share the
spoils Of victory which by a strong
arm were secured. Though he took
the place of sinner, it was for.
the purpose of bearing the sins Of
many and making intercession for
the transgressOr.
vi. The Servants Suffering His
toricaIIy Fulfilled (John 10 :17-37).
When Jesus of Nazareth went
forth bearing his cross to Golgotha,
where they crucified him, the pre-
dictiOn Of Isaiah was historically
realized. 49,.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-10-04
HARRY PALMER DEAD

Harry Palmer, age 81, a resi-
dent of Minneapolis thirty years,
died at Glen Lake Sanitarium
September 80. Funeral services
were held at the Woodland Funeral
Chapel with Rev. H. w. Bolts of
floating. Interment at Crystal
Lake Cemetery. Survivors are q
son, Harry Palmer, Jr., Of Mime
apolis, mother, two sisters, and two
brothers.
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Card of Thanks

We wish to express our sincere
appreciation for the kindness and
sympathy shown us by friends and
neighbors in our recent bereave-
ment in the illness and death of
our beloved wife, mother, and sis
ter, Nellie Hicks.-Grant Hicks,
husband; Alice Taylor, Dorothy
Hicks, daughters; Margaret Jack
son, Minnie Hampton, Mpls., Mary
Shovan, sisters; and Emmanuel
Hart, indianapolis, Ind, brother.
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Robert Van Hook

Robert A. Van Hook, II years
old, residing at 1912 Elliot Ave-.
died at his home Thursday, Sep
TENDER 26th. Funeral services
were held Monday the Both from
st. Thomas Episcopal church
Father A. H. Lealtad officiating,
Interment at Crystal Lake GENE
terry. Survived by wife, Mrs. Eliza
beth Van Hook, and daughter,
Mrs. Beulah Mitchell. Neal Funer-
al Home, Inc, in charge.
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James Lewis

James Lewis of 3O5 18th Ave,
So, Minneapolis, passed away Sat
urday morning, September 18th,
Survived by wife, Mrs. Adeline
Lewis, Minneapolis, and 2 brothers,
Eli Lewis of Saginaw, Michigan;
and Leslie, Topeka, Kansas. Funer-
al services were held from Neal
Funeral Home, Inc, Tuesday af-
ternoon at 2:3O, Reverend C. F.
Stewart officiating. Interment in
Crystal Lake cemetery.
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ST. PETER CLAvER
By Blanche de Lois Stone

By BIanche de LOIS Stone
The Women's Altar Society will
hold their Study Club meeting Mon
day at 8 o'clock in the Parish rec
tory.
Mems Study Club will meet on
Thursday at 8 o'clock in the
church sub-auditorium.
Rev. Father William S. Marco of
st. Louis, Mo-, was guest speaker
to the Young Ladies' Sodality
group. The title of his talk was
can Ideal Sodality." Father Mar
CO is well known here.
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the same was viewed by friends un-
til Monday night. Shipped to Lin
coin, Nebraska, Tuesday morning
for burial Wednesday afternoon,
October End. Mrs. H. T. Ormes
accompanied the. remains to Lin
coin, Nebraska.
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and uncle, Thomas L. Petticord.
Henry Petticord, brother.
Mrs. Laura Mae Schuck,
Mrs. Blanche Brown,
Miss Beveree Petticord, sisters.
Fred Schuck, Jr.,
Acie Lee, Jr., nephews.
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Improved 1 SUNDAY
Uniform c~TT~~r
-:LESSON =
by REV. P. B. FITZWATER. D. d.
Member Of Faculty, Moody Bible
Institute Of Chicago.
g Western Newspaper Union.
Lesson for October 6
ISAIAH, PoRTRAYING THE SUI,
FERING SERVANT

GOLDEN TEXT-But he was
wounded for our transgressions, he
was bruised for our iniQuities: the
chastisement Of our peace was upon
him; and with his stripes we are
healed. Isaiah 1855.
PRIMARY TOPIC-God's Best
Promise.
JUNIOR ToPIc-Isaiah ForetslIa
Jesus Coming.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR
TOPIC-What Our Salvation Cost.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT
TOPIC-The Suffering Savior.
The prophecy Of Isaiah Is the
grand center of the Old Testament.
It pictures the Servant of Jehovah
with great wisdom glOriously exc
cutting the divine purpose Of re.
demption at the cost Of great suffer.
ing.
.. The Servants Triumph lis. 81
1879. The Servant here means
the coming Messiah (42:D.
1. His wisdom ". 49,. He will
deal prudently for his name Ia
Counsellor e 80. He was filed with
the spirit of wisdom and under
standing (11:2).
2. He shall be exalted and ex.
tolled ". 49,. Being the mighty
God, even Emmanuel, Jehovah has
highly exalted him and given him
a name which is above every name
(Phil. 2:9).
3. The appearance of the Serv-
ant ". 14). Because of his marcel
visage, the Jews, who looked for
outward signs of royalty and world
" splendor, were not attracted to
him.
u. The Servant Despised and Re-
Jected (53:1-3).
/. The unbelief of the Jews ".
-. They despised the words of
the prophet and even failed to rec
ognize the hand Of the Lord In the
miracles which he wrought.
2. The origin of the Servant ".
u. He sprang out Of a stump of
Judaism. The sad condition of the
people at that time Is expressed by
dry corn" He came among his
own and they apprehended him
not. There was nothing extraor-
binary about his personal appear
ance. Regal splendor was entirely
absent.
g. A man Of sorrows ". 81. AS
the Sln-bearer of the world he suf-
fered untold sorrows. The primary
cause of his grief. was their con-
temptuous rejection Of him.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our heart
felt thanks to those who expressed
in various ways their sympathy to
us in our recent bereavement in
the loss of our beloved brother
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MONEY AND HANDWRITING
IN COURT ON FRIDAY
Copyright. 1913!

Copyright, 1888, by ".
HUNTERDON COUNTY COURT
HOUSE, Pennington, N. j., Jan.
IL. (UP).-Scraps of paper add
ed their rustic and crackle yes
terday to the chorus of accusa-
ton against Bruno Richard
Hauptmann.
Some of the paper was money
blood money which Colonel
CharlesA. Lindbergh paid in an
attempt to save the life of his
son who already was dead. Some
of it was writing paper-ransom
notes and pieces of stationery on
which Hauptmann scrubbed words
and sentences after he was ar
rested so police could get samples
of his handwriting.
From New York came another
blow at Hauptmann yesterday;
George Johnson, mechanic, told
police that sometime in April,
1932-about a month after the
kidnapping Hauptmann drove a
green Dodge sedan into a garage
on East 1872 street and ordered it
painted black. He remembered,
he said. when he came across an
old bill that had been rendered
for the paint job.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-12

curity, however, showed that only
five per cent of a large group of
persons over 65 years were self
supporting.
One paragraph in section deal
ing with "the population outlook"
in the land planning section of the
national resources board report
released yesterday gives the clue
to an increasing number of
Americans over 65 years of age.
although the population may
remain within Is per cent of the
present figure for % years, pos.
sibly so years to come, 1t Will
consist of fewer young people
and of more and more old Peo-
pie" the report said. Between
1920 and and 1880 the number
of people over 65 increased "a
per cent $50 per cent in the ur-
ban population) and similar in
crease will continue for several
decades"
A table included in the report
showed the population over 65 as
6,637, 900 in 1880 and between
13,S7S and 13,763,OO0 in 1860.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-12
One Night OF
Love- Booked
For Carolina

On the screen of the Carolina
theatre Monday and Tuesday a
slender, beautiful blonde will sing
the haunting "Habanera" from
as movie audiences
have never heard it sung before.
The pretty singers name is Grace
Moore and the occasion is the To-
cal premiere of her highly-suc-
cessful talking picture, Gone
Night of Love-" which will lure
music-lovers and movie-fans to
the Carolina for two days.
The story about a rising opera
singer, which zone Night of
Love" unfolds, is not unlike the
actual story of Grace Moore's
life. 1t is, in fact, so similar that
had not Miss Moore married a
handsome Spanish film actor in
stead of her voice teacher, as she
does on the screen. one could call
it the biography of Grace Moore
instead of zone Night of Love"
Miss Moore is an excellent &C
tress and her voice, beautifully
recorded, is the supreme high
light of the film. Playing opposite
her is Tullio Carminati. a new
conner to the screen, who will go
far. His Interpretation of an
European vocal teacher whose
pupils always fall in love with
him in flawless.
Miss Moore sings several selec-
lions from various operas includ-
ing Carmen" and Madame But
terfly." Her rendition of "The
Last Rose of Summer" however,
was the most beautiful scene in
the picture bringing tears to the
eyes of many spectators.
Gone Night of Love" is a pic
ture that should not be missed.
1t is an operate achievement for
the entire motion picture indus
try. 1t will appeal, however, to
any type of audience. One can
forgive the Hollywood producers
for great many things when
they occasionally turn out such
pictures as this.