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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-25
A NEMZETKtM HELYZET

lats1ofag mem erint bennilnket,
de ketsegtelen, hogy a kormany-
max az uj helyzetek mem kis fo-
fajast okoznak.
Japan nagy navy-programja
maris AIT eredmenyezte, hogy a
jovo heten "a navy y-nk a hadgya-
korlatut atCsendes tengeren meg
kezdi .es tobb halo lesz egyutt,
mint idaig barhol egy hadgyakor-
laton a vilagon.
Az europai VI helyzet annyi-
ban erint azonnal benniinket,
arnennyiben egy nenet navy
nagyobbitas ennelni fogia Anglia
navy-programjat, mi pedig ezen-
tul valosziniileg soha mem foga-
dunk Ell 'kisebb navyt, mint ami
lyent Anglia lepit maganak.
Iermeszetesen az III nemzet-
kozi ihelyzet kereskedelmiinket
is szaz fronton erinti, aminthogy
az 'europai .arany-valutas ALA
mok sulyos 'hdlyzete is a penzek
tovabbi leertekefesevel fenyeget
,benniinket.
Mikor E,tropaban a nemet-
angol navy aranyokat targyaljak,
kozyetlen erintkezesbe jutunk az
vi Hitler pclitikaval, amely a
Wersaiflrai ,egyezseget egyszeriien
felbontotta a lmasa ireszefol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-25
EGYEL0RE
MEGELEGEDTEK

azzal. hogy Ickes minister a
Long szenator kijelenteseit "szel.
lemi szajbuz' mex nevezte, mig a
szenator a beligyminsztert I'D
variasan elkukdte pokolba.
ugy latszik, hogy Talmadge
georgia. kormarryzo is koveti a
Long peldajat, mHe vele is azon-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-25
T0BB LEsz A MUNKA

A raktaron lsyp szsn szspen
fogy IS altalaban ait hiszik,
hogy ket het alatt mindenfele
erezhet6en jobban fognak dol
gozni:
A nefez iparb2n as,ainunka
emelkedik, ha hat-nyolc het
mulva a vasgyarak a sok k6z-
illunkatol varhato rendelest meg
kapjak. a nyaron egesz j6l fog
max a banyakban is dolgozni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-25

adjak XII becsiletesen szamukra.
Es olyan alias nep, feher
nep, hogy a kormany is tehetet-
lennek latsz;k, a kor1nany sem
mer kenyeret adni a meyer en-
bernek.
Ugy latszik, 1nintlla jonne a
masoiik ne1nzeti bin, mielott az
yelsot a fold egeszen eltakar1aa.
Z" Az elso Macy nemzeti buniink
az volt, hogy a vorss enbert
joforman egeszes1 kioltrk.
Annie volt rraboltuk. beteg-
segeinket, gunosz es alias tufaj-
donsagainkat mind rarulraztuk,
hogy gyorsabf1a pusztuljon.
Meg van lit siratonak egy par
szazezer belo1uk, meg Macy
nemzet; gyalazat mines e1foldelve
vegkeppen, de mar rnasodikat
keszitak e1S, mar a negereket
.probaljuk lassu ehhalallal gyil
ko1ri.
4 Aki kardda1 vetkezik, az kard
dltal vesz el.
Netkezett ez a .nen1zet. mikor
az egyik szines fajt kiolte es
italan nem sikeriil ugyanazt tenni
a rnasikka1. 4 meyer szivos, az
q rabszolgasagot es a meg annal
S rosszabb berrabszo1gasagot
nesncsak kibirta, de ,szamuk
nerketszerelod0tt az ut0lso fel
Ezeknek "a 'kigyilkolasa mem
lesz olyan konnyu es mem 1ehe-
tetlen az sem, 'hogy egyaftalan
rIefn bir a nernzet megbirkSzni
a do1oggal.
Nem leheteflen. hegy a meyer
sokka1 kemenyebb problemaja ia
iesz ezu1an e hazanak es ha meg
egy par evtizeden .keresztiil foly-
tatodik verkeresztezes, ami
fo1yt atto1 a percfol kezdve, m'i-
ota az e1so negert ide 'behoztak,
akkor meg utobb negroad lesz
, biol a nernzetbo1.
Mem mi fogjuk hat k:irtani a
feketet, fanem az sylvia fe1 1na
gaba, vagy 1ega1abb az ad YER
atom1esztest az egesz nemzet-
mex. amely most a tizennegy
millio feketet tudaiosan, szande-
kosan koplalasra. pusztu1asra
itelte.
Ezeket a nemzeti bNnoket mem
lehet sorozatosan elkovetni anel-
kill, hogy a nemezis ne erne utoi
benniinket es lenne benne valami
igazsagszolgaltatas. ha szan-
dekosan lesanyargatott. szande-
|<osan elbutitott, szandekosan al
latta siilyesztett Eeger a veret at
Omlesztene az egesz g6gos nem-
zetbe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-25
1885 APRILIS Is.

81 Tudni kell err6l nemes egye-
sufetf6l, hogy egy nemreg XII
adott konyviikben nemcsak Per-
kins munkaminisztert, de Mrs.
Rooseveltet, az elnok. feleseget is
q "kozismert bolshe.vikek" koze
soroztak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-25

l. y /. III. L.
lathatoan mem jayultak, de az
"uzletnek" bizal,na van jov6-
ben, inert a tozsden mennek fel
az ertekek.
Dacara a kozeled6 nyari SEE
zonnak, az ipari termeles meg
lenyegesen mem csokkent es a
szenipart kiveve, az alapiparok-
ban egyforman dolgoznak.
A nehez iparban meg nemi kis
javulas ALT be a multi heten, bar
AIT hiszik, hogy a kovetkez5
hat-nyolc hetben az iizem nemi-
leg megcsokken. Akkorra azon-
ban jonnek a nagyobb rendele-
SEX a kozmunkak reszerol es ugy
hiszik, hogy augustus elsejere
a mainal nagyobb uzemn1el dol
goznak.
Az auto-iparban tulsagosan fo-
koztak termelest, ami ait je-
lenti, hogy majus vegere abban
az iparban minden ''lapos" lesz,
vagyis gyarak csak husz-har-
mine szazalekos iizemmel fognak
dolgozni. Hacsak varhato
kozmunkak ujabb piacot mem
adnak az iparnak.
Az alkatresz iparban meg csak
So szazalekos iizemnel dolgoz-
max es a jovo honapban csak IS
szazalekos izemet remelnek.
A konnyii iparban a munka
kisse megcsokkent, inert hus-
yeti szezonon tul vannak, de ait
hisz'a, hogy katasztrofalis uzem-
csokkenesek nyarra nem lesz-
mex.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-25
A nemzet szegyene

Gyalazata ennek nemzetnek,
amt a kormanykozegek ell akar-
max hallgatni, de amit tobbe ell
fojtani mem tudnak.
A deli allamok szegeny fekete
rabszolgai eolyan borzalmas sors-
ban elnek, amilyennel sokkal XII
lornb a sorsa az europai szegeny
zsellernek >ss amilyennel lSi1,ai
kuli sem rseresne.
Miota a depresszio suJtja EFT
az orszagot, azota csak a bread
line-okra, meg welfare kenyc-
rekres gondolrmk, ha a nyonoru-
sag lfokozatat tesszuk msrlegre.
De mem gondolunk ARA $40
millio emberre, akik parlal, erint-
hetetlen par:ai ennek az ,orszag-
max, akik eheznek es akikbol ez
nyoincr meg a rernenyseget is
kiolte.
Ez az orszag, ame1y o1vasat-
lanul kildte a haJJorakornany bu-
zat. kenyeret, mikor a belgak, az
oroszok, a kinaiak eheztek, ko-
zonyosen veszi tudo1nasul, sot
nem is akarja t1domasul .venni,
llogy del rabs zolgai meg che
sebbek es ne1n is meri oket a
kormany ellatni kenyerre1.
Ped'g tudjuk, hogy korlatozzk
a termest, inert esck a buza e
hazaban.
A deli arak Is deli white
trash nem e1grdi meg, hogy a
negert legalabb kenyefre1 elias
SAX, inert akl-or nern akar napi
4O-5O centert dolgozni-
Mar pedig a del lusta lakos-
saga ugy rendezkedett be. hogy
a negernele kell ies rcsak a meyer
mex 1ehet dolgozni. Es inert
del sovany, kirabolt foldje mem
terem egy meyer munkajara any
nyit, hogy azon a feher gazda
meg a meyer cseled tisztessegesen
mege1jen, a negernek chen kell
pusztu1ni.
Ne szorn3<ukoodjek el senki, aki
ezeket sorokat olvassa es ne
itelje meg t1i1sagosan AIT white
trash-t, aki EFT a sorsot nyujtja
delen negernek.
A multi hetekben meyer lazadas
volt new york; Harlemben es
szornyii adatokat isnertiink meg
oft is a lapokbo1.
A szinesek csak itt-ott dolgoz-
max, csak Is szazalekuk van
munkaban. a tobb1t a welfare
latja el kenyerrel.
Igaz, hogy uri modja van an
max negernek. akit New York
lat el kenyerrel, azza1 szernben,
aki delen rabszolga, de azert
nincs ARA ok, hogy a szinesek
IS szazaleka ne juthasson mum.
kahoz.
A nemzet szegyene es gyala-
zata, hogy ICY bank IA m lilo
oiyan polgarral, akiknek meg
csak AIT sem hanyhatjak a SEE
miikre, amit nekiink mostanaban
olyan gyakran fcldobnak. hogy
nyitva van az ut hazafele, hal
Amerikaban mem tetszik.
Eek 4 feketek, illetve eek
nek AZ cl6dei mem tolakodtak
sbbe ~ orszagba, er5szakkal Gil
,eltek ide 6ket igavon6 rabszoi-
yxknak S most AZ abrakot sem |
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-25
NEGY MILLI0
SZERVEZETT

szavazo mindent XII tud ebben
az orszagban zsarolni es biztosan
megeljiik meg AIT az id6t, mikor
a CCC camp-ek mai munkasai
hasonlo 1egiot fognak szervezni,
hogy hasonlo hadisarcokat yes
senek XII az orszagra.
Nagyobb viharok esedekesek
az AAA koriil, leginkabb azert,
inert farmerek bonuszt is SEE
retnek megkapni, a termenyek
arat is szeretnek emelni, de az
ert vilagpiacon is szeretnenel.
versenyezni kiilfolddel.
. Kiilonosen all ez gyapot-
termelesre, amelynek az arat SEE
retnek' a belfoldon megtartani
fontonkent IL centen, de ugyan-
akkor versenyezni kivannak Bra
zilia, Mexico, Egyptun aes a Su-
dan gyapot termeloivel, ami ba-
jos lesz.
Az AAA egyes szakaszait a
multi hetekben Kentucky-ban al
kotmanyellenesnek talaltak es az
ellenzek most AIT szeretne, ha az
egesz torveny megdilne. Mint
hogy azonban nyoinorgo farme-
rex mellett az ipar mem tud
egeszsegescn 4etezni, nyilvanvalo,
hogy az AAA teljes megsziinte-
tese ujabb depressiot okozna az
orszagban.
Bizonyos, hogy az NRA-n XII
vii az AAA lesz a legvitasabb
torveny, amit el kell meg intezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-25
TIE1I SZEMLE

(Folytatas az l-s6 oldalr6l.)
hogy egy-ket ev alatt megkezd6-
dix az ostrom a nyugdij6rt,
amely ujabb. ezernlilli6kkal fogja
az adofizet5ket terhelni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-25

zarni es ICY a tizenketezer tagot
szamlalo torpe szervezet korlven-
cioja csak ARA lcsz jo, hogy a
delegatusoknak good tajmokkal
sszolgaljon.
Amig a congressus a Wagner
.billel es a harminc oras munka-
.het javaslatavai fiem vegez,
addig jelentekshy nlunkzsmozga-
lom nemxesedskes az orszagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-25
EUROPA HITLERT0L A

felcle ct meekapta es nemet
:iktator, nagycn helyesen. be-
jelentette, hogy a Nepligaba to-
morIlt gyoztes hatalmakat neur
ismeri ell biraknak.
(Folytatas az Six nIdaIon,a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-25

(Folytatas az SILK LdaInn.a
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-03-23

program will be rendered under the
direction of Nine Tyree. Prof.
Samuel r. Reed, President; Percy
R. Hines, Publicity Chairman.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-03-23

In the last weeks issue, had the
occasion to speak Of the temper
ament Of those who are born under
the Sign Of Pieces. Those Of you who
are born between February 10Th
and March 21st are governed by
the 18th and last sign Of the Zodiac
which is Pisces. Persons born I'M
der this sign are restless and fond
of travel. Change Of location, sur-
roundings, are beneficial to these
people. They are very apprehensive
and always worry about health,
money matters, and calamities that
they fear will over take them. They
are apt to be gloomy and moody.
Then anticipate trouble, accidents
and misfortune and sometimes think
the yare born unlucky. They are
clear minded, and are Disguised
with anything low, vulgar, coarse
or common. They are fond of the
beautiful and betters things in life,
displa va marked taste for nature
an dart, and among them are to be
found excellent critics for art and
writer's. III writing, the yare inclined
toward the scientific rather than the
imaginative The Pisces nature is
endowed with natural ability.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-03-23

never been married, but had left
two brothers and two sisters sur
viving him one Of whom had large
family Of her own, which in turn
produced a succeeding generation.
He also found that MI. Bryant was
a granddaughter, and that a grand
niece, Mrs. Eloise Sterrs, was d
teaher III the Agricultural and Me
chanical Institute Of Normal, Ala.
Rightful Heirs Paid
After making formal proof Of
heirshjp, the Seaman's Bank for
Savings i'll New York distributed
the monies and the estate opened
for sixty years was finally closed
this week.
In a letter to Mr.. BRYANT and his
counsel, Mr.. Prescott, the estate Of
ficer Of tire Seaman's bank congrat-
tllated them for their diligence and
industry in making it possible to
locate and pay the account to the
rightful heirs.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-03-23
TO CLOSE ESTATE
AFTER so YEARS
Of LEGAL BATTLE

In 1871 Allen Hogan, a thrifty
member Of a prominent Alabama
fanny waNIed into Gle Seaman's
Bank for Savings Of New York and
opened a bank account, depositing
all Of his savings. His account grew
until 1875 Mr.. Hogan carried a sub
stantial balance in the bank.
Tn 1875 Mr.. Hogan disappeared
and was never heard Of and no trace
Of his whereabouts was ever found.
Under the law his death was pre-
sumed after seven years, but at the
expiration Of seven years the ques-
ton Of locating his heirs became
equally As difficult.
Chicagoan A Relative
The relatives Of Mr. Hogan, one
Of whom was Mr.. Bryant, 1908 Vim
Cennes avenue, a prominent bust
ness man, turned the matter over to
ATTORNEY Patrick B. Prescott. IT,,
Of the law firm Of Prescott, Bur
roughs and Taylor. with the request
that the other heirs be located 50
that the estate could be closed.
Trace Ancestors
Mr.. Prescott began to trace the
ancestors Of Mr.. Hogan and he
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-03-23
crime DECREASES
FURTHER IN FIRST
MONTHS OF YEAR

Crime in Chicago for the first
two months of 1885 shows slzeable
decrease from the corresponding
periods Of 1884 and 1888 Mayor
Edward ]. Kelly said at the close
Of 1884: 4 am proud Of the 70 per
cent reduction III crime during this
year III comparison with the twelve
months Of 1888. We shall continue
to wage an aggressive campaign
against crime in Chicao-1935 will
show a still further reduction" The
two month crime record of 1885
bears out Mayor Kelly's statement
Felonious homicides, murders,
have dropped 36.4 per cent from the
figures for the first two months OF
1933-and - per cent from the
two months period Of 1884. Only
two-thirds as many homicides oc-
CURED in the first two months Of
1885 as i'll the same sixty day perioC
for the two previous years.
Robbery Decreased
Robbery Decreased 1877 per cen
in the first two months of 193'
from the figures for the same pc
Rod Of 1888. While 1884 showed ;
substantial decrease from the 1913,
record the two months just passe(
showed a further cut Of 1916 pc
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-03-23
L. HERMAN SIMMS, Attorney,
1881 South Wabash Avenue
STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY

OF COOK, ss-Circuit Court OF
Cook County. To April Term, A. D.
1885. Bobbie Louise Bleckley vs..
Walter Earl Bleckley. In Chancery
No. $50 2405
Notice is hereby given to the said
Walter Buckley that the above nam
ed complainant hereto filed her
Bill of Complaint in said Court, on
Chancery side thereof, and that a
summons is thereupon issued out
of said Court against the above
named defendant, returnable on the
on the third Monday of April Of the
term Of the Circuit Court of Cook
County, to be held at the Court
House in Chicago, in said Cook
County, on the third Monday OF
April, A. D. 1885, as is by law re-
quired, and which suit is still pend
ing.
JOHN E. CONROY, Clerk
L. Herman Simms, Comprts Sorr
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-03-23

A. RICHARDSON on the result Of oper-
ations Of the Chicago Surface Lines
for the fiscal year ended Jan. 81,
1885.
The residue receipts are divided
between the Chicago Railways
company which gets 80 percent, and
the South Side Lines, which get 40
percent. These receipts are in effect
gross earnings before the payment
of bond interest. The amount Of the
residue receipts for the year closed
was not sufficiently large to make
payment to the city under the ar
rangement whereby the municipal
ity gets S. percent Of the net profit
and the railway companies As per-
cent.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-03-23

cent from last year.
Burglary shows decrease 1oI
the sixty day period Of this year OF
over IS per cent and over ~ per
cent from 1884. Last year figures
show 1874 burglaries for the
months Of January and February
this year the figure dropped to
1924.
Larceny Figures Lower
Larceny figures indicate a cut OF
15.2 per cent from the record OF
1888 during the period for 1855
nearly nine per cent decrease was
registered from the number Of lar-
ceny cases in 1884.
In January and February, 1885
1881 automobiles were stolen II
Chicago. The first two months O
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-03-23

~@bert. l ne
program was ar
Myrtle Winfrey
cup of selections
hammer, soprano,
ng'' by Stanton !;
Flat Major" done
Mrs. Katie Miller
hist die Rub" by
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-03-23
SURFACE LINES
INCREASES 4PER
CENT IN Fares

Increases Of 4 percent in the
number Of passengers carried and
Of All percent in gross receipts
were offset by higher wages, taxes
and prices Of materials, with the re-
suit that there was a decline of 93
percent in residue receipts, accord
ing to the report of President Guy
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-03-23
AMBASSADORS
Give COCKTAIL
PARTY At CLUB


The Ambassador Athletic Associa
ton gave a "a La Cocktail Style"
party on Saturday at their club
rooms and hundreds Of friends as
.sembled in the evening and remain
ed until the wee hours Of the
morning. They danced, played cards
and had a good time generally. The
club has been renovated and new
oriental rugs cover the entire build
ing. It is now a thing Of beauty. F.
St. Cloud, chairman and S w. Nc
Laurin, secretary and the other Of
ficers and members made every
visitor and guest welcome.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-03-23

MAYOR EDWARD ]. KELLY
1884 saw this number decreased to
2,779. In the sixty day period Just
passed the number was reduced to
l,1A2. January and February Ot
1885 saw nearly II per cent less
automobiles stolen than for the
corresponding period in 1888 and
$50 per cent less than for the same
months last year Forty-seven less
automobiles per day were stolen,
on the average, in 1885 than i'll 1888
during the first two months Of the
year.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-03-23
j0HNSON'S B 0 0 K
REVIEWED BY THE
TIE xh5 CT U B

A review by'Dr William D. Giles
prominent mehber of the Lincoln
Dental Society OF Prof. James Wei
don J?hnson'd book Negro Ameri-
"A, What Men was the outstand-
ing feature Of he monthly exercises
Of th9 Texas Fellowship Club on
Sund y after1 bon, March II, at 4720
Sout Parkw y. He was introduced
by Df nR E<bert. The
muSlca program was ar
ranged Myrtle Winfrey
Tyree Cup of selections
by Nj ammer, soprano,
includ hg" by Stanton;
"Prelt lat Major" done
William hist die Rub" by
Schubdt; al I'D fSomebody's Knock
ing At oul q POOR" by Dett, very
ably s hg I1y Theodore Charles
Stone Hritotle Re was accompanied
by Mr{ Williams, while Mrs. L. B.
BAKER Rccornpanied Mrs. Grammer.
Theb organization went on record
urging. unqualified. support Of the
Costigln-Wagner Anti-lynch Bill
now pending in Congress, and
PresidAnt.( ,aruel r. Reed called
upon 4.s... ie present to write
membf he Senate and House
/ asking to support the meas
ure at opportunity confront
ing the} Plans were tentatively
made toy the annual San Jacinto
Day cello ration Of the club to Be
held on pril n, with Mrs. Charles
]. Jcnk11 and DR.. Hebert serving
as Coz falrmen of arrangements
"A spec1 meeting Of the cub was
set tor Sunday, March 81, to com
plete d4ails for the occasion.
The 1ext regular meeting Of the
club viii be held on Easter Sunday
April Z, at which time a special
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-03-23
RETURNS TO CITY

Rev. A. Wayman Ward, pastor Of
Bethel "A. nj. E. Church, has re
turned to the city from Denver,
Col, where lie spoke at Shorter
Chapel.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-03-23
LEMOyNE COLLEGE
CLUB HOLDS MEET

LeMoyne College Club held its
regular meeting Sunday March II,
at 124 East 44th street. The lie
Moyne Debating Club will arrive
here Sunday March "A to debate
the Northwestern II
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-03-23
Effort In Force To
Place Race Men
On All Juries

a careful survey made by this
newspaper reveals that halt mil
lion dollars is spent annually i'll jury
fees in the city Of Chicago and
Cook County, but colored men are
practically ignored as jurors.
The investigation which was con-
Quoted by TINS newspaper among
thirty or forty prisoners III che
county Jail, shows that nlnety-nlne
per cent OF those interviewed, sta
ted that they wanted cOlored men
on jurles. his is another avenue
that needs to be opened up to col
ored people where vast sums are be-
ing spent for which we get practl-
cally nothing.
President Smith Fair
Clayton +. Smith, president Of the
Cook County Board, is one OF the
fairest officials OF Cook County.
The WORLD believes that when
the matter is taken before him and
the facts brought to his attention
that he will 60 into it and see that
colored citizens will get their full
amount Of jury serviSe.
There is too much fragrant in
Justice in the jury system now. This
writer recalls the fact that Wher
he was on a jury several years ago
white cases came up and he wa:
urged by the other eleven white
jurors to show Justice and mercy
i'll all the white cases. Using his bes
judgement and integrity, lie did 50
hut finally when colored man wa:
tried, forgetting about my presence
on te jury, the eleven jurors voteC
to railroad the lcolored man K
prison on flimsy evidence.
Decision Riled Writer
Their decision riled the write
and in justice to his own people
he told the jurors Of their unfair
ness and recalled the cases Of whit
people who were charged with
Gretacr crime anG were released
haud why should the cOlored man b
BIT to prison, when he was no
tuilty. Although one against eleven
colorei man was rightfglly Sc
free.
The system now i'll vogue Of Sc
Letting jury is in strict violation
Of the law and colored men as wei
as white men should be chosen. TIL
WORLD urges Clayton F. Smitl
to give the matter immediate con
sidcration.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-03-23
5000 Protest Italy

92azI
Communist q arty, mon
and minister, hodge and iaB~
all united around single~
gram; the independence Of Eth
pia from imperialism
A. L. King Speaks
Mr.. A. L King, president Of the
N. Y. Division, Universal Negro
Improvement Association. and chair
man of the committee, was the open
ing speaker. He outlined the aims
of the committee and introduced
the representatives Of organizations
participating. "The Italian people
are not unfriendly to colored people
as experiences during my travels
prove" said Mr.. Rogers. "This
threatened attack on Abyssinia i.
a result of other forces operating
within Italy"
He further presented, with the aid
Of map facts to prove that the
boundary dispute" was just q
smokescreen for Mussolini's real
motive, STANG that the real motive
for the drive into Ethiopia was the
rich minerals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29
Triple ShosVer Given
By Office Force

A triple shower was given Thurs
day night In honorof Miss Ann
Tomasaitis, Mrs. Russell Beach and
Mrs. Earl Evans at the home Of
Miss Evelyn Besancon In Water
town by the girls of the Oakville
Company office. Those attending
were:
Ethel Hallway, Cassie zanavich,
Ann DuMont, Alice Lanevllle, Mary
Meissl, Pauline Murtqgh, LILLIAN
Birzell, Bernice Smith, Anne c..
Cromwell, Helen Daily, Monica Gal
lagher, Eva Tomaschyk, Drucie
Littlehales, Mary Cosgrove, Mar
garet Wetmore, Dorothy Winde-
bank, Wayne Kelly, Flora l..
Fowler, Florence Haight, Doris
Haight, Angle Cecil, Catherine
Penny, Esther G. Beach, Helen
Allyn, Louise Reynolds, Grace
Waugh, Edna Simpkins, Mary SAN
ford, Edna NOR, Rose Flynn, Julie
Rose, Doris Thorne, Hanna Miller,
Neale Plungis, Elizabeth Brennan,
Katherine Meyer, Evelyn Gregory,
Loretta Cronen, Doris Mackey,
jeanette Evans, Alma DroZ, Luella
Wood, Marie Atwood, Frances
Brennan, Ann Tamosaitis, Madelyn
Brouette, Myretta Clark, Mary
Burhoe, Lucille Laneville, Angie
Cicchetti, Evelyn Holmes, Mildred
Decker, Grace Galley, Anna Cradle,
Rachel Cruickshank and Evelyn
Besancon.