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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08

t6Ieg cleveland Is j Sh;cseo1
konzulatusokhoz kell benyujtanl~
A konzulatusok kervenyt azoras
nal felterjesztik pecsi egyetcn-.
.hez. A felvetelt illet6leg 4 pecsS
egyetem tanacsu1Gsc don't.
A folyamodvanyokhoz a kovet-
skez6 oknanyokzt keIl csatolni:
y Sziiletesi anyakonyvi kivo
nat,
p iskolai vsgzettseget igazol6-
bizonyitvanyt "a folyamodonaks
legalabb az amerikai high school,
sikeres elvegzeset kell igazolni) ].
81 .amerikai allampo1garsagot
.igazolo bizonyitvanyt,
y Ket igazolo iratot arr6l,.l
hogy tejes tandijmentesstget essI
ingyenes internatusi ellatast meg
erdemli es ARA szegenysegensE
fogva raszorul. E ket igazol-
vany koziil az egyiket magyar
lelkesz, masikat pedig annak az
iskolanak a vezet6sege allitsa XII,
ahol tanulmanyait vegeztt fa-
lyamodo.
A Pecsi Erzsebet Tudomanyi
Egyetemen az eloadasok kez-
dete az elso felevben szeptember
15-et kovet6 els6 koznap, vege
pedig december 2O-ika. A maso-
dix felevben az eloadasok januar
22-et koveto elso koznapon kez-
dodnek es majus 3l-en vegz6d-
mex. Tehat felvett hallgatonak
tanacsos september elso hetebcn
Pecsett lenni, hogy az el6irt ido-
ben beiratkozhasson.
Az eloadasok megvalasztasa
az egyes karokon csak annyiban
kotott, amenyiben az egyes ka-
rok vizsgalati es szigorlati rendje.
megkivanja. Ezenkivul halfgatS
a hallgatando eloadasokat sajat
tetszese szerint valaszthatja.
Az evangelikus hittudomanyi
karon, a jog es a1an1tudomanyi
karon es a bolcseszet, nyelv es
tortenelemtudomanyi karon a ta
nulmanyok teljes befejezesehez
negy ev (nyolc felev), az orvos-
tudomanyi karon pedig ct ev
(tiz felev) kell.
Termeszetesen az esetleg ell,
nyert ingyenes hely csak ket feL
eyre, azaz egy tanevre biztos.
A kovetkezo evben az ingyenes
helyert ujbo1 folyamodni kell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08
Az t)ZLETI VISZONYOK

lassan ngyan, de erezhet6en Is
allandoan javulnak. Altaianos
meglepetest kelt, hogy a nehez
ipar, a szokasos nyari slack da-
cara, emelkedo uzemmel dolgoz-
tat.
EFT reszben az auto-ipar va
rattan jo sorsanak, reszben az
epitkezesek megindultanak, meg
inkabb gepgyarak boomjanaS
lehet koszonni, de nagy reaze
van benne annak is, ,hogy Afri-
kaban haborura keszii1nek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08
A K07MIJNKAK
MECINDITASA

is nagyobb aranyokban kez-
d6dik es ma mar erezhet6 az a
penz, amit ezen az uton hoz
forgalomba kormanyunk.
Termeszetesen a dolog meg
csak csak most kezd6dik S alli-
tolag a tetofokat csak november
ben fogja elerni, de addig is
mindig emelkedo szamban jut-
tatnak embereket munkahoz.
Ami viszont anyag-rendelest is
jelent minden munkanal.
A kozmunkak meginditasa ter
mes zetesen sir1an mem fog tor
tenni, inert a vegre munkahoz
juttatott emberek mem lesznek
>megelegedve azokkal az ehbe-
rekkel, amiket kiszabott az ell
nok szamukra.
Itt-ott ez az osszeg alig ma
gyobb valamivel a welfare Sc
gelynel nemcsak meg lehet
,erteni, de egyenesen helyeselni
kell, hogy a accumulation ma
gyobb bereket fognak kovetel-
nj, meg ~akkor is, ha azert keny-
-telenek 'lesznek helyenkent sztraj
,kei1rii
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08

Nemcsak ocska vasat es myers
acelt, de nagymennyisegn autot
es truckot is adtak mar e1 ugy
Olaszorszagnak, mint AbyssiI1ia
max (Ethiopia), bar az afrikai
kiralysag mem egyenesen, hanem
- Japan altal vasaroitat ebben
az orszagban.
Az uzleti jelentesek AIT mu-
tatjak, hogy a farmerek vasarol-
max meg mindig a legjobban S
ennyit mindenesetre koszonhe-
tiink az AAA torvenynek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08
(Folytatas a 4-ils oldalr6D

(Folytatas a 4-il oldalr6D
ne, de eami esesetleg a. munkas-
mozgalmakat' aranylag rovid iidon
'hd1iil mas isanyba fogja tefelni s
Miutan az automohlE9ar
munkasai, "a taNalyi sarl-franciseoi
Labor Federation konferencian
megtudtak, hogy a sajat SERVE
tiiknek mem lehetnek uraii, inert
"kinevezett" tbs .tviseloket,. akar-
tax 'kufdcni "a" nyakukra, egysze-
riien mem leptek a szervezetbe S
a meghvo oosztalyok is visszafej-
1GHtdk.
An5iJ9 3.
Green ,ur.ss a Federation tobbi
basal vegre 'kenytelenekv .voltak
belatni, hogy az auto-munkasok
jobbagy6knak soha mem fognak
a szervezetbe &szegodni es a multi
heten lemondtak rola, ,hogy az
automunkasok szervezetet Wash
ingtonbdl ,uraljak. zsvlsA
Bejelentettek, hogy teljesen
fuggetlen .szervezetet 7csinalnak,
ame1y a tisztviseloit maga va
1asztJa, maga rrendelkezik a sor-
sava1, minden ~auto-munkas egy
szervezethez fog -tartozni es a
favi tagsagdijbol ezentul mem
havi IS, .hanem oesak havi egy
centet fognak Federation penz-
taraba fizetni. &
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08
Az VI EGYEZSEG MEM

fogja allitolag elismerni Ma
gyarorszagnak Is Austrianak
at a jogat, hogy mindket nem-
get ugy fegyverkezzek, ahogy
akar, de EFT szerzodes nelkul fog
jak mindket allamban megtenni.
A kis antant ugyan esetleg til
takozni fog a forma kedveert, de
tobbe a fegyverkezesnek utjat
mem allhatjak.
Valoszinu, hogy ha az afrikai
haborut elkerllnek, hamarosan
vi targyalasokat kezdenenek,
inert erzi mindenki, hogy a veg
leges egyezsegre szukseg van.
Austria Is Magyarorszag le
vannak ugyan gazolva es telje-
sen XII vannak szolgaltatva a kis
antantnak, de kozben megis a
kis antant tagjai rettegnek es
maholnap nem birjak el>az 6ril-
ten nagy hadsereg koltssget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08
ELNYERESERE

n macy. XIII. feCSl ErZSeDet
acknowledgement tanacsa eliza
tarozta, hogy tanevenkent negy
ingyenes helyet biztosit amerikai
kozepiskolat vegzett masodik ge-
neracios magyar ifjusag reszere
Akik he1yeket elnyerik, teljes
tandijmentessegben fognak resze-
su1ni es a tanulmanyi idoszak
alatt ingyenes elhelyezesukr6l
es ellatasukro1 gondoskodas fog
tortenni. (Ennek koltsegeit az
egyetem niagara vallalta.)
A negy ingyenes hely kozul a
negy egyetemi kar egy-egyet val
la1t niagara. Ez ait jelenti, hogy
az amerikai magyar masodgene.
racios ifjak a kovetkez6 karokra
azaz fakultasokra nyerhetnek in
gyenes felvetelt.
~ Evengelikus hittudomanyi
kar, p jog es allamtudomanyi
kar. 81 orvostudomanyi kar
bolcseszeti, nyelv es tortenet-
tudomanyi kar.
Az ingyenes hely elnyereset
kero folyamodvanyt ahoz a tudo-
manyi kar dekanjahoz kell in
tezni, ame1y kara a folyamod6
beiratkozni kivan. A kervenyt
folyo evben augustus 15-eig a
new york; fokonzulatushoz, lille.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08
EUROPEAN 0RUlNEK,

inert bar beket mem tudtak
Olaszorszag es Abyssinia kozt
csinalni, el tudtak halasztani a
teljes szakitast.
A Nemzetek Ligajanak fran
cia es az angol kormanyok egy-
szeriien megmondtak, hogy
egyel6re alljanak felre ezzel
ujra bebizonyitottak, hogy liga
tulajdonkeppen mem szabad nem
zetek onkentes szovetsege, ha-
mem gy6ztes hatalmak masi-
neriaja.
A ket liga-tag Macy vitajanak
a targyalasa el6l tehat sikeresen
kitertek es akkor es ait fogjak
maid nyilvanosan targyalni, ami
kor es ahogy AIT az angol es a
francia kormanyok engedelyezik
a liganak.
Kozben Musso1ini "engedme-
nyeket" tett angol nyomasra. az
igazsag azonban az, hogy a fe-
kete kiralysag lesz kenytelen a
derekat beadni.
ANGLIA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08
II ETl 81 + NJ L +

kor talan egy-kst Gvamulva teny-
leg egyem1o erSwel fognak a
munkaadok ss a munkasok
-szembe nezni ss targ3salni egy-
massal.
The Washington times., 1935-03-20
Allen Sees an Increase
In Gallinger Fund

Hope that substantial increases
in the funds voted by the House
for personnel at Gallinger Hos
pital will be made by the Senate
was expressed today by District
Commissioner George E. Allen.
The Commissioner made this
assertion as the Senate District
appropriations subcommittee con-
cluded the taking of testimony
from District Government depart
ment heads on the 1885 supply
bill. Civic and business organiza-
tion representatives will testify
tomorrow or Friday.
DR.. BOcOck Impressive
One basis for his optimistic
view on this item was the fact
thet the subcommittee plainly
showed a particular interest in
the description of DR.. Edgar b.
cock, superintendent of Gallinger,
of conditions at the institution.
Mr.. Allen said the hospital su.
The Washington times., 1935-03-20

perintendent made forceful
presentation of his case, pointing
out that the nurses exam
lining board has threatened to
withdraw it's approval of the in
stitution unless additional nurses
are provided.
$4,000 Cut Out
The House reduced the budget
estimates for nurses at the hos
pital by $1,000 and for mainte.
nance by $4,000.
School heads completed their
arguments before the subcommit-
tee today, particularly urging
restoration of $4,000 cut out
by the House for landscape
improvements at Woodrow Wilson
High School, $4,000 for adding a
gymnasium and other facilities to
Armstrong High School, and $685.
900 for continuation of the char
acter education program.
The Washington times., 1935-03-20
MERIT SYSTEM
FOR EMPLOYERS

A proposed amendment to the
District unemployment insurance
bill which would place employers
under the merit system" was
asked yesterday by Representative
Henry Ellenbogen CD of Pennsyl-
vania.
Under Mr.. Ellenbogen's amend"
ment an employer, whose labor
turnover is moderate would pay
less than the 3 per cent pay roll
tax provided in the unemploy-
ment insurance bill. Employers
whose labor turnover was great
would pay more than the 3 per
cent average.
Conferring with the Presidents
social security experts, Mr.. Elen-
bogen said:
II believe this plan would
tend to stabilize employment in
the District by discOuraging ur-
controlled hiring and firing"
The Washington times., 1935-03-20
HOUSTON SEEN
FOR BENCH

William L. Houston, of the
Howard University faculty, IS
under serious consideration at the
White House as a possible sue
cessor to Judge James A. Cobb,
a member of the Municipal Court
bench for nine years.
Judge Cobb's term expired
nearly a year ago, and his sue
cessoy has not been appointed
because of strong influences
brought to bear on the President
with a large field of candidates
to be drawn upon.
Judge Cobb has a strong back
ing for another term and his
friends declare they will make
every effort to make the Presi-
dent reappoint him.
Mr.. Houston, who practices law
with. his son, Charles H. Houston,
took an active part in the presi-
Dental campaign and made a
number of speeches under the au-
spices of the Democratic National
Committee.
The Washington times., 1935-03-20
DR.. P. J. LennOx
Speaks Tonight

Student Life in Ireland" will
be the subject of an open forum
in the Music Building Auditorium
at Catholic University tonight
under the auspices of the Travel
ers Club. DR.. Patrick j. Lennox,
head of the department of Eng
lish, will lecture on "A Night in
Ireland" followed by entertain
ment by native artists in music
and dances,
The Washington times., 1935-03-20
A.F.L.H HITS
j. 8. STAND
ON LABOR
Interna tional News Service

International News service
The Department of Justice was
criticized today by President Will
Ham Green, of the A. F.. of L., for
lts record in enforcing the collec-
tive bargaining provision of the
MIRA.
Mr.. Green, testifying before the
House Labor Committee, urged
enactment of the Wagner.Connery
bill designed to guarantee collec-
tive bargaining by majority rule.
Prosecution Lacking
The only real effect of orders of
The national labor relations board
thus far in enforcing Section IA
of the recovery law has been the
removal of blue eagles, he said.
blue Eagles have been re-
moved, but the Department of
Justice has been unable or un-
willing to prosecute the cases in
the courts.
Actually, the department has
not the experience and perhaps
not the sympathy with cOllec-
tive bargaining legislation to
make an effective enforcement
agency. Its attention is divided
among many phases OF law en-
fOrcement."
INVOKE ECONOMIC POWER"
Labor, Mr.. Green said, will in
woke it's economic power" to
unionize industry if Congress
fails to pass the Wagner-Connery
bill. He added:
There is unrest among the
workers of this country which
will find an outlet. If the pres
ent bill becomes law, that out
let will be found in the orderly
attempt to organize and to bar.
gain collectively with their en-
ployers.
"If the Wagner COnnery bill
does not become law, there will
be NO course open to the work.
ers but to try to secure their
rights by use of their economic
power. 1t lies with Congress
to choose which way the work
ing men and women must take"
The Washington times., 1935-03-20
Citizens to Seek
Mall Playground

Use of the Mall for recreational
activities until additional play
grounds are provided in Wash
ington was recommended last
night in a resolution adopted by
the Citizens Forum of Columbia
Heights. The forum also reiter-
ated its request for a playground
at Powell Junior High School,
for which land is available be-
tween Hyatt Place and Sixteenth
Street.
The Washington times., 1935-03-20
REP. SHORT SPEAKER

Representative Dewey Short will
speak on THE Republican View of
the New Deal" at a meeting of the
Junior Republican Women of the
District at the Republican Club,
Scott Circle, at 2::30 tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1935-03-20
Delegate Chosen
By Purple Heart

The Order of the Purple Heart,
Mt. Vernon Chapter %, has ap.
pointed its commander, James
Pistorio, as delegate to the Ma.
tional Executive Committee meet
ing late this month in Newark,
N. j. The next meeting of the
chapter will be April l at the Ar
mory, Sixth Street and Pennsyl-
vania Avenue.
The Washington times., 1935-03-20
JUDGE ASSIGNED

RICHMOND, Va, March 20
(SpeciaD Justice Edward w.
Hudgins was designated by the
Virginia Supreme Court of Ap-
pealS as resident justice for the
tribunal.
The Washington times., 1935-03-20
Ford to Resume
Making of Glass

DETROIT, March 20 G.N.S).
Henry Ford today announced the
Ford Motor Company was pre-
pairing to resume making OF
glass. The glass plant will cost
approximately $3,000,000. An ad-
ditional 1000 workers will be en-
nl0Ved
The Washington times., 1935-03-20

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Evening star., 1935-07-07
JOSEPH E. CHAMBERLIN,
NEWSPAPER MAN, DIES
Spent 4S Years as Member of
Staff of Boston Evening
Transcript.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
/. SOUTH HANSON, Mass, July g.
Joseph Edgar Chamberlin, SO, for
48 years a member of the staff of
the Boston Evening Transcript and
for the other IS years of his news
paper life connected with numerous
other publications, died here today.
Chamberlin, native of Newbury,
VT, became connected with the Chi
cago Evening Post in 1868, when only
II years old, and was managing
editor of the Chicago Times at the
age Of 20. In 1881 his health failed
and he came East where successfully
he was editor of the Newport, r. L.,
Daily News; the Fall River Herald,
and, in 1884, editor of both the Bos-
ton Advertiser and the newly founded
Boston Evening Record.
He Joined the Transcript as an edi-
torial writer in 1887 and in 1898 he
was the Spanish War correspondent
for both the Transcript and the New
York Evening Post.
He was married three times. His
first wife, Ida E. Atwood of Chicago
died in 1914; his second, Leonilda
Farnese of Lyme. Conn.,, died in
1928, and his third wife, Jenny lie
Rover. survives him as do three daugh-
ters and an adopted son, Philip d.
Chamberlin Of Los Angeles, Calf.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
GOVERNOR IGNORES
CIRCULAR ATTACKS
Talmadge Accused in Papers Dis
tributed Anonymously Be-
fore Address.
ny the Associated Press.

8y the Associated Press.
WALLBURG. N. c., July 6.-Ignor-
ing an attack upon him in unsigned
circulars distributed before the meet
ing. Gov. Eugene Talmadge of Georgia
today denounced the policies of the
national administration in an ad-
dress to farmers rally.
The circulars were handed out by
a man who declined to give his name,
but who asserted he was acting for
union labor.
They referred to the Georgia Gov
ernor as boil weevil" and de
structive pest" who should be thrust
back into the hog wallow stocSade
like the one he used to imprison
Georgia textile workers"
The audience was asked in the cir
eulars to boo" the speaker, but the
suggestion was not followed by the
crowd of about 1000 farmers.
Sponsored by the North Carolina
Non-Tax Association, composed of
planters opposed to surplus product
taxation, the address was delivered in
a community that voted overwhelm-
ingly a few days ago for continuation
of the Federal program of tobacco
production control.
Gov. Talmadge, picturing the ad-
ministration as a horde of tax
eaters" declared industry and agri-
culture would surmount their obstacles
much quicker if it we're not for the
Governments interference.
Roosevelt is putting into effect
most of the policies of Hoover, which
Democrats had repudiated before the
election" the New Deal foe declared.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
CREDIT CONTROL
BY j. S. PROPOSED
GoIdsborough for Reserve
Board 0utIaWing Banker
influences.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Capitalization of credit control ex-
clusively in the Federal Reserve Board
as q means of outlawing banker in
fuences was urged last night by Rep
resentative Goldsborough, Democrat,
Of Maryland
The House Banking Committee
member appealed over the radio for
public pressure on Senators to sup
port credit control provisions of the
House banking bill as opposed to the
compromise plan drafted by the Sen
ate Banking Committee.
Goldsborough spoke as the formal
report on the redrafted bill was filed
In the Senate by Senator Glass, Demo-
crat, of Virginia. The revised measure,
giving authority to a seven-member
Reserve board and five representatives
of the IL Federal Reserve Banks to
prevent dangerous inf1ations and de-
f1ations, will not come before the
Senate until late this week.
Glass Report Scope.
The Glass report merely digeSted
the changes made in the House bill
and gave few reasons for them. 1t
did say the House credit control Sec
tions had been altered consider
ably"
Goldsborough said both Senate and
House bills were improvements over
existing law, but neither entirely
divorces the currency from the bank
ing system"
Referring to the Senate changes
requiring two members of the Reserve
board to be persons experienced in
banking and placing five reserve bank
officers on the Open Market Com
mittee, he said:
1T will be seen that the concep-
tion of the Senate bill is that the
banking class, as a matter Of legal
right, should have considerable voice
in determining the amount of the
peoples medium Of exchange, and
that no other class has that legal
right.
Senate Bill Provisions.
41lC pIONlo1Ollo VI LItC OCLldGC JILL
] have just discussed is q vivid COM
mentary upon the conception of
money with which the banking class
has been able to permeate the pub
lie mind-the conception that there
is a necessary relationship between
banking and the currency of the
people, and that the banking class
whose interest it is to make money
as scarce and as high as possible,
should control its supply.
The Glass report merely described
but made no comments on the clause
to permit banks of deposit to return
to the security business under strict
limitations. This provision has di-
Vided bankers and caused President
Roosevelt to express concern lest for
mer evils or dual commercial and in
vestment banking return.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
0DETS SEES CUBAN.
U.S.COLLUS|ON.
Shipped Out of Havana, He
Thinks Something Is
Hidden.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 6.-Fifteen zeal
GUS young American liberals, fresh
from Cuban detention camp, landed
at the foot of Wall street from the
Ward liner Oriente today to gaze upon
banners proclaiming American capi-
tai is destroying Cuban liberty"
Hard on their heels, as they strobe
down the gang plank in the role Of
deportees from the island republic,
was a Cuban industrial magnate,
Frank Steinhart. one of the objects of
their spleen. He was all smiles, no
conversation.
The group made a round trip from
pier 13, East River, to pier 13, East
River by way of Havana in just week.
They sailed last Saturday with the an
nounced purpose of investigating po-
litical and social conditions in Cuba.
Cuba found them undesirable aliens"
and reshipped them north after II
hours of grillirg.
Heading the group, which disavowed
any intention of fostering sedition in
Cuba, was Clifford Odets, the play
wright who veers to the left in his
Broadway productions.
Odets charged: 1T appears to me
there was collusion between the State
Department and the Cuban govern
ment about our reception before we
even arrived. We were treated like
dangerous criminals and deprived of
all civil rights. At least so of the
Welcoming Committee were arrested
and are languishing in Havana fort
resses. The crude actions Of the Cuban
government and the American EN-
bassy have shown the blackest
partiality in favor Of concealing the
horrible conditions under which the
majority Of the Cuban people exist"
Evening star., 1935-07-07
TWO NAMED TO POSTS
IN CIVIL SERVICE BODY
Bennett Heads Editing and Re-
cruiting Section-Mrs. Harra-
don Is His Assistant.

Appointment of Edward L. Ben
nett as chief of the editing and re-
cruiting section and of Mrs. Amy A.
Harradon as assistant chief was an
nounced yesterday by the Civil Service
Commission.
The changes followed retirement Of
DR.. Thomas A. Grifin, head Of the
branch.
Both Bennett and Mrs. Harradon
have had long service in the commits
sion. The former entered in 1917. He
has been contributor to q number
of publications. Mrs. Harradon was
chief of a correspondence section be-
fore her assignment to editing and
recruiting work.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
Bridegroom, SO, Rebuked.

RUsHvILLE, ILL.,, July 6 R.-Wil-
liam Peacock, the 88-year-old Civil
War veteran, arrested few days ago
for abandoning his bride of one
year, was freed today and ordered to
70 home, after being told by the
court that he was "old enough to
known better than to run around like
that
Evening star., 1935-07-07
Eight-Inch
Non-Oscillating

This powerful Westinghouse
motor Is efficient and eco
nomical . uses no more
current than a 30-watt bulb.
Requires oiling only once a
year. Quiet, smooth-running.
Underwriters Approved cord.
For alternating current.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
Mickey Mouse Sand Pail
and Shovel N

Mickey and Minnie, and all
the gang are having a per-
fectly grand time on this
set for little girls and
boys to take to the
beach or playground.
or their back yard
sand box.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
CARDINAL
Ten-Inch
Oscillating

Fully enclosed, smooth op-
Grating mechanism-no oil
or grease to drip on furnish
ings. Permanent rub be r
base pads. Black crinkle
finish that doesn't mar
easily. Runs 5 hours for one
cent. For alternating cur
rent.