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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02
MAGYAR W.
REFOKMATUS ECYHAZ
Lelk6sx: NJ Laiey zs'omond
737 Mahoning Ave
Tel 3o049

Eskuv0k. Sep szamu kozon-
seq jelenleteben eskidtek egy-
masnak orok huseget Mang R.
Emil es Eppler Mar;ska. A seer
tartast az egyhaz lelkesze vegez-
te. Tanuk voltak: Bartha San
dor es Szabo Ferenc.
Hetfon delutan fognak egy-
masnak orok huseget eskudni
10th Janos es Simonovszky
lrenke. Az eskiiv6 delutan 4
orakor lesz templomunkban.
Munkarendiink. Vasarnap del
el6tt fel 10 orakor vasarnapi is
kola minden korbeliek reszere.
Eel II orakor rendes vasarnapi
istentisztelet. Este fel 8 orakor
az ifjusag vasarnap esti ahitata
| a c. E. targy megv tatasaval.
Szerdan este fel 6-kor ket unnep
kozti ahitat es iinnepi kesziilo-
des. Narosunk magyarsagat ep-
pen ugy mint kornyekbelieket
szivesen latjuk minden osszejove-
teliinkon.
Szepul a portank. Temple
munk kornyeke naprol-napra
szebb. A tavasz iinnepi diszbe
oltozteti kertiinket. Szorgalmas
kezek munkaja javitgatja a ia
vitasra szorulo keriteseket stb
Ujabban Csatlos Miklos cserkesz
vezer vezetese mellett cserke-
sze nix alapos munkat vegeztek.
Meg mindig van tenni valo es
koszonettel vesszik ha ajanlko-
zok jelentkeznek lelkesznel.
Washington trefa. Az orszag
sziveben, Washingtonban. az
egyik amerikai templom lelki-
oasztora keserii humorral koszon
totte gyiilekezetet, Latva a zsu-
folt templomot es ARA gondolva,
hogy iinnepek kozott joval keve-
sebben jarnak a templomba
Ilykeppen koszontotte a ritkan
Iovoket: Mivel koziiletek, kedves
hive IN, sokat iovo husvetig nem
fogok latni templomunkban, mar
most boldog Karacsonyt es Vi
csztendot kivanok nektek. EFT
a koszontest erdemes nekunk is
sziviinkre venni. A buzgo ke-
resztenyseg egesz esztendore
szol es nemcsak a satoros i'm
nepekre.
Anyak napjan. Majus maso-
dix vasarnapjan mem felejtke.
ziink ell az Anyak Napjarol. Va
sarnap delelott az Istentisztelet
kereteben emlekezunk meg ro
LUX. Mar most felhivjuk erre
hittestvereink es az erdeklodol
joindulatu figyermet. Kerjik a,
edes anyakat, hogy teljes szam
ban jelenjenek meg, valamin
azokat is kerjiik, es hivjuk. akil
meltanyoljak az edes anyakat
, megjelenesukkel igazoljak erzel
meiket. Az Anyak Napja ma
JUS lien lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02

nap kielegithessek vallasos silk
segeiket. Egyik egyhaznak sem
akar tehat a mozgalom artani,
egyik egyhaztol sem ohajt tago-
kat elvonni, azok kozott ohajt is
met vallasos eletet teremteni,.
akik barmi oknal fogva az utobbi
evekben anelkul eltek, de megint
elvezik es szomjuhozzak az igaz-
sagot. Annyira mem ohajt ez
mozgalom kiilon egyhazat, hogy
mihelyt az alkalom kinalkozik
es biztosak lesznek fel6le, hogy-
bekesseg, rend es szeretet, fogja
varni 6ket, vissza ohajtanak ter
nj regi egyhazukba.
A Westminster templom a
Market Streeten van, a Front
Street sarkan, a fopostaval fer
den atellenben sarga teglabol
epitve. Istentisztelet vegeztevel
tanacskozasra kerjuk bennmarad-
nj megjelenteket tovabbi
teendok megbeszelese vegett.
Fontos, hogy pont fel 3-kor meg
kezdhessuk az istentiszteletet,
inert estefele mar az angol egy-
haznak kell terem ifjusagi osz-
szejovete1ek celjaira.
(Cs. ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02

Pentek, majus 3. Az Ifjabt
Scent New Tarsulat tagjai este
7 :3O-tol gyiilest tartanak.
Szombat, rnajus 4. Az Idosebt
Scent New Tarsulat tagjai 7:30.
tol tartanak gyii1est.
Vasarnap, majus S. Misek reno
jeben valtozas a kovetkez6: Kis
misek S:30-tol, nagy misek II
oratol kezdodnek.
Nasarnap delutan 2 orako1
bermalasi oktatas a feln6tteknek
3 orakor a Rozsafuzer Tarsu
lat titok valtasa.
4 orakor Oltar Egylet gyii
lese.
Hetfo, majus 6. Az Egyha,
Ze.nekara gyakorol este 7:3O-tol
Kedd, majus 7. Este 7:30-to
Majusi Ajtatossagok.
Csitortok, majus 9. A 81. sza
mu cserkesz csapatunk tart osz
S szeiovetelt este 7 oratol; Majus
Aitatossagok 7:3O-tol kezd6d
mex.
Szombat, majus II. Este 7:3O
tol Majusi Ajtatossagok.
Vasarnap, majus IL. IA flu E:
l6 leanyka elso aldozasa a XII:
misen..
Anyak Napi iinnepely deluta,
3 oratol az iskola teremben, ;
Maria Leanyok rendezese alatt
Bermalas majus 2l-en, kedde1
delutan ? orakor lesz. Jelentkez
nj ugy felnotteknek, mint oyer
mekeknek meg mindig lehet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02
MAGYAROK NAPTARA

Ebben a rovatban dijtala-
nul k0z0liuk azon egyha-
Yak. egyletek, vagy intez-
rnenyek mulatsagait, ossze-
j0veteleit, stb. - nem tobb
mint 2 honappal elore is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap hivatalos
lapja es amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban es
nyomtatvanyaikat nalunk
szerzik be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02

Majus Sen, vasarnap Pro
Hungaria miisoros "Anyak Es-
telye" a West Sidei Magyar
Otthonban.
Majus ho lien, szombaton, a
Warreni Elso Magyar Bs. Egy-
let Macy tancmulatsaga az Anne
rican Legion Hallban.
Majus no lien, vasarnap, a
Campbell Verhovay Segely Egy-
let 32l-ik fiokja, ANYAk NAPI
unnepelye es tancmulatsaga a
Campbelli Roman Hallban.
Majus 12-en, vasarnap Mothers
Day a gorog katholikusoknal a
templom termeben.
Majus no 25-en, szombaton a
Campbelli Magyar Kultur Kor
Majusi Ba1ja a Roman Hallban
Junius Sen, vasarnap, Ma
gyar Haz jayara nagy tancmulat-
sag.
gyar ifjak mind nagyon dicsorik
Junius loan, vasarnap, az
Greg Amerikas Magyarok pix
mike Barta farmon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02
SIT. GY0RGY COR.
KATH. HITK0ZSEG
Lelkesz:
F0T. MAcKOv J. J6ZSEF
LakAs:
e10 Tod Ave. Tefefon 4-2O30
Tempiom: zee Mahonin0 Ave
Youngstown, Ohio

Mothers Day. Majus ho lien
titkozsegunk anyak tiszteletere
a templomunknak javara estet
rendez templomunk alatti ter
miinkben este felnyolc oral kez-
dettel. Sep szindarabot ad elo
az ifjusag es a gyermeksereg,
melyre erosen keszilnek a SEE
replok mar hetek ota. Terme-
szetesen lunchot esziink, mint
mas alkalmakkor is tettiik; in
nj valo is lesz, gyermekek resze-
re pedig pop es ice cream is
leszen keszenletben. Remeljuk,
hogy sep esten sokan lesziink
egyiitt. Minden anya gyermekei-
vel egyiitt velunk szorakozik. AZ
Anyak Napjat kellemes estnek
kereteben megiinnepeljiik Min
den osmeros. jobarat. magyar
testver a hitkozsegi tagokkal
egyutt termeszetesen, - hivata-
los az estre Jojjunk koran, hogy
jo iilohelyhez jussunk a szinda-
rab alatt.
Elso tavaszi balunk igen iol
sikeriilt. Sokan voltunk egyiitt a
Magyar Hazban. Sep anyagi
has zonhoz is jutottunk. Hat csak
tovabbra is partoljuk a sajat
iigyeinket elso sorban. Az ifju-
SAG szepen elszorakozott az
apak-anyak szemei elott. Meg a
gyermekek is jartak a csardast.
;. A zene, az ital kifogastalan volt.
Foszonet faradozo ferfiaknak,
asszonyainknak egyarant.
Az elnult vasarnapi egy misen
tomve volt temp1omunk. A hi
vek sep jelet adtak a megertes-
mex. Aki a kis misere szokott
eliarni. tudjuk, nehez annak a
hazi rendet megbontani, hogy a
nagymisere menjen egesz haza
nepevel, de amikor arrol var
. $40, hogy csak egy mise lehet
az evnek egy alkalmavaf, hat
nlindenki fe1il emelkedik a ne
hezsegein es jon. inert megerto
inert tudja, hogy maskeppen az
mem lehet. A misen a Szent
: Gyorgy Szovetsegnek helyi fiok
ia zaszloja alatt tomoriilve i'm
nepelte a Szovetseg scent patro
: nusat, unnepelte velunk egyut
a SIT. Gyorgy Nagyvertanut e
csodatev6t, mint hitkozsegiinl
vedoszentjet is. Ez alkalomma1 /:
hitkozsegiink extra penzbefi ajal
dekot kapott fiok tagjaitol. Ko
szonet erte!
Majus els6 vasarnapja. Hitkoz
segunk az els6 pentekeket es a
else vasarnapokat kulonlegese1
rreg szokta unnepelni. Az Oltar
egyleti tagok tomegesen gyonnal
es aldoznak is, hasonloan az if
jusag es a gyermekek is. A ram
jov6 vasarnapon a Father ma
nyolc elott kezdi a gyontatast
! Aki gyonni kivan, jojjon Ell ma
! nyolc el6tt, hogy a kismiset pon
tosan kilenckor kezdhessul
k Mem bal, ha kicsit varunk {
J. hosszabban vagyunk temp1om
5 ban, inert gyonasainkat el akal
juk vegezni, de az mar kicsit ba
I ha keson joviink es okai vagyun
annak, hogy a kis mise keso
| kezdodik, inert az utolso pert
ben allunk oda gyontatoszel
| hez.
| Majus 4-en, szombaton ner
lesz mise. Aki gyonni akar, V;
sarnapon jojjon. Scent mise
rendje meg regi marad.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02

Menyhert Janos, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02
REFORMATUS EGYLET

A Youngstown, O., Magyar
Ref. Egyhazi Ferfi es Noi Be
tegsegelyz6 Egyletnel heten
betegek:
Id. Molnar Istvan. III Salt
Spring Road es ifj. Molnar Ist-
van.
MenYhert Ianos. titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02

MlSEK RENDJE
Vasarnapokon kis mise S:30-t6I
angol predikaci6val
Macy mise 10 6rat6l, magyar
predikaci6vaI.
Hetk0znapokOn kis misek reg
gel S:3O-kor.
cYoNTATASOk
Minden szOmbatOn delutan
6ratol Gig es este 6ratol.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-15
POST HOPS OFF ON
FLIGHT TO gotham;
SEEKS new RECORD
Hopes Globe. Girdling Winnie
Mae viii Average Speed
Of IS Miles an Hour
WILL FLY IN UPPER AIR
Average Elevation During Long
Trip Expected to Be 49,
500 to 20, 900 Feet

Los Angeles, March l5.-(ReWiley
Post, noted round the-world flier,
took off from Union Air Terminal at
Burbank Friday on his second at
tempt to span the continent In eight
hours or less In . 2,447-mile flight
through the stratosphere to New York
city.
The Oklahoma pilot waved so
long" to . group Of sleepy-eyed well
wishers at the field and roared away
In his globe girdling plane, the win
ME Mae"
Posts first cross-country strato-
sphere dash several weeks ago ended
abruptly when he set his motor
troubled ship down on the Mojave
desert less than an hour away from
Los Angeles.
He expected Friday to travel
through the less restricted regions Of
the upper air at . speed Of around
$50 miles IN hour "or more"-son,e-
thing like six miles minute.
Drops Landing Gear
Post dropped the winnie Macy
retractable landing gear - the ship
left the ground and will land on the
planes belly when he reaches Floyd
Bennett field In New York city.
A tail matchmaking the pilot
has been waiting for-will speed his
trip.
Post leisurely donned his l6-pound
"stratosphere suit" specially designed
for the trip, and climbed into the
winnie Mae"
The official time Of his takeoff was
GIG .. m. (H6T.
The flier headed due east, pointing
the blue nose Of his ship abruptly up
ward to gain Is quickly Is possible
the altitude he expects to keep
throughout his trip. He viii fly at
between $4,000 feet and 10000 feet.
Post declared his flight Is not prt-
martly q speed dash. Rather, he said.
it was planned TO demonstrate the
feasibility Of passenger cir travel at
faster speed through the upper re.
gions Of the sky.
Col. Roscoe Turner holds the trans
continental speed record ct 10 hours
2 minutes, set in September, 1894.
The flier got his ADVISORS out Of
bed ct dawn after they had thought
the flight would not be attempted
Friday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-15
GOVERNOR VETOES
FIVE ACTS PASSED
BY LAST ASSEMBLY
Disapproves Bill to Repeal Law
Prohibiting Smoking in
Restaurants

Governor Walter Wexford swung
the veto axe five times Friday on
measures which had received the ap-
prevail Of the 1885 North Dakota leg
islature.
Proposals killed by Wexford were:
House bill 204, which would have
repealed the act prohibiting smoking
in restaurants and other public places
Senate bill 200, shortening the
time of notice required In foreclosure
upon mortgage or other lien on real
estate.
House bill 2e5. prohibiting real
estate and chattel mortgages on any
other property than that involved IN
the mortgage.
House bill 90, amending chattel
mortgage forms 50 any increase In
herds or other stock while under
mortgage would not be included n
the mortgage.
House bill 253. providing funds COL
lected by the state regulatory depart
ment for other departments should be
credited to those departments.
In vetoing H. B. 253. Wexford said
he did SO because the regulatory de-
partment now needs the revenue foG
maintenance and furthermore. thu
accounting, auditing and mailing Of
70 per cent of the collections would
require expenditure and waste Of most
Of 80 per cent In overhead disburse.
ment."
House bill %, he said, was vetoed
for the reason that 1T is impossible
to conform to the regulations in the
bill calling for q specific description
Of property to be mortgaged. This
would be particularly applicable to
sheep or cattle, he said, where II
would be necessary to make q COM
plete and effective description indi-
vidually Of each cow, horse, sheep
hog, etc., going into detail even tc
Continued on Page Two)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-15
FEDERAL AID Bills
S|CNEDBY WEXFORD
Two Measures Setting Up Az.
thority to Work With Y. $.
on Relief Approved

Governor Walter Wexford Friday
signed . group Of legislative meas
ures including two setting up state
authority to work with the federal
work relief ana ECW projects.
The bills to get the governors
signature Friday were:
II. B. 262-Relating to procedure Of
cities with mayor-council form OF
government, In passage Of ordinances.
II. b. 236-Limits mileage Of coun-
~ health superintendents and DC"
putiee to not over 10 cents per mile.
s. B. 15e-Providing for free corre-
spondence courses for North Dakota
children Of high school age.
g. b. 3l0-Provides for acceptance
Of devises and requests BY state In
stitutions.
g. B. 324-Authorises industrial
commission to enter into contracts
with municipalities and private in
dividuals to cooperate With the fed
eral government to carry out ener.
gency conservation work projects.
8. B. 326-Authorizes and empowers
cities, towns and villages to purchase,
direct, operate and maintain electric
light power plants, waterworks mains,
and distributing systems.
II. B. 326-Provides that monies In
registration fund accruing after Jan.
I, 1885, from license fees or other
like sources In excess Of amount nee
essary for maintenance, should be
transferred quarterly. 50 per cent 70
state highway department and 30 PER
cent to counties.
II. B. 3o6-provides that teacher
who had war service may compute
time Of such service q applying UNI
der teachers insurance retirement
law on payment Of assessments.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-15
Dionne Babes to Become Wards Of
King George Under Canadian Bill

II never saw such drastic legis-
lation." said Col. w. II. Price. To-
ronto conservative.
While the Legislative battle
ragged. grey-haired Dr.. Allan Roy
Dafoe. the infants physician. at
On the sidelines. m interested but
silent spectator.
Olivia Dionne. father q tn
QuintupletA and Leo KerWtn. hi
manager, also visited the capital
It was reported he sought 10 have
the government reconsider IL b.
tention q committing the babies
to such strict guardianship.
Earlier IN the week. Dionne sid
his family would b split n tWo
u the guardiAnship bin paa1od.
The welfare minister rid onee
no = made guardian 10 win -.
point g active. guardlnne u.
Dafoo ana zap ol0uno. ofa6su
nay = named lAllk. ~ ooi1.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-15
THOUSANDS FLEE TO
SAFETY AS TIDE OF
FLOOD NEARS CREST
Situation in Southeastern Mis-.
souri, and Arkansas Is
Declared Critical

Flood waters Of Mississippi tribu-
tafies apparently were surging to =
crest Friday Is thousands Of refugees
fled rising water in Missouri, South
ern Illinois, and Arkansas.
Battered levees, strained by flood
water Of the last week. were eyed
anxiously In the stricken areas. while
army engineers said the flood was
near its crest in the upper Mississippi
basin and, barring further rains. the
great river should start falling next
week.
The situation was still critical in
southeastern Missouri and Arkansas
where the Red Cross estimated 10000
are homeless. Three Negroes were
drowned when their rowboat cap
sized In the swollen Little river near
Sikestou. Mo.
Engineers warned that levees could
Withstand no further buffeting near
Kennett. Mo-, and an area inhabited
by 1000 persons, was gravely threat
ened. Poplar Bluff was . sanctuary
for 5000 refugees as the st. Francis
and Black rivers swept away live
stock and property In their murky
tide.
A levee crumbled at Moark, Ark,
forcing $50 to evacuate the area, and
officials warned the Newport levee
probably would 60 out. Scores Of
marooned victims were rescued In the
northern Arkansas flood district.
The crest appeared to have been
reached In southern Illinois but vast
sheets Of flood water already covered
large areas Of the district. Flood wa
tiers Of the big muddy poured across
. state highway near Murfreesboro,
and residents Of East Murfreesboro
evacuated their homes.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-15
Either Hard Luck
Or q Good Story

uniontown. p. March 16.-H
John Calvey Il On trial On .
charge Of driving while intoxi-
Gated but says II Isn't 20.
0alvey admitted Witnesses prob.
ably smelled whiskey after his.
arrest but told The jury he works
IN : distillefy breaking up Old
liquor barrels and that the fumes
soaked into his clothes.
He added that on the night Of
his arrest he had 4beeu without
sleep foe = hours because Of the
illness Of his father and had
fallen asleeu - tn wheel
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-15
Municipal Workers
Given Shorter Week

Municipal employees, with the ex.
ception Of firemen, will 60 on "a
eight-hour day and 56-hour week
basis in the larger cities, beginning
July I, as the result Of = Legislative
act signed Thursday BY Gov. VEL
ford.
The new hours are applicable only
in municipalities Of 1900 or over. &c.
cording to Senator 8. 8. Mcdonald Of
Bismarck, author Of the bill.
In cases Of emergency, Mcdonald
said. police may work In excess q the
hour limitation Eiremen are q.
empted from provisions q tho oct.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-15
WEXFORD CONSIDERS
RECOMMENDATIONS
Of ADVISORY BODY
Chief Executive Expected to
Make Few Changes in
Plan as Submitted

Acting Gov. Walter Wexford has
taken under consideration recon-
mendations Of the legislative advisory
committee which contemplate = total
slash Of more than $500, 900 from de-
partmental and institutional budgets.
The cuts. designed to balance the
state budget for the next biennium,
were submitted to the acting COVER
nor Thursday night. following several
days Of study by the committee, COM
posed OF house and senate members
and headed by Senator Bonner,
Lidgerwood.
Few changes from tentative fig
ures arrived at by the committee
were made by the group In final
recommendations.
Under the final plan presented to
the chief executive, the committee
recommended that building appro-
priation figures for the state hos
pital for insane, Grafton state school
and San Haven tuberculosis sani-
forum remain the same with the un-
derstanding that efforts will be made
to obtain PWA funds with which to
construct necessary additions.
Sticks to Agreement
Approximately 3l65,O00 in depart
mental and state activities cuts were
recommended to the governor, in line
with . previous tentative agreement.
Under the agreement with state
school heads approximately $500, 600
viii b saved by reduced expenditures
OF institutions Of higher learning
during the biennium.
Members Of the committee said the
appropriations figures for the San
Haven, Grafton and jamestown in
stitutions for building purposes would
remain the same, with the under
standing that the state would raise
whatever amount Is necessary to COM
plete whatever federal ALLEGATION OF
monies Is made for building purposes
at the institutions.
Cuts recommended were believed by
committee members to complete bal
ancing Of the state budget, with both
expected expenditures and appropria-
tionS totaling roughly 100000 Tor
the two year period.
Wexford Was expected to make q
final decision on the committee
recommendations Friday following .
complete tabulation Of. various items.
The chief executive did not indi-
cate whether he would follow the
committee recommendations in all re-
spects. although 1t was generally ex-
pected he would concur.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-15
ROOSEVELT FORCES
GROW JUB|LANT AS
OPPONENTS WEAKEN
Huey Long Hurries Back From
Philadelphia in Effort to
Halt Defeat
RUSSELL HAS COMPROMISE
Southerner Offers Plan Which
Would Adjust Differences
on Work Measure
RUSSELL HAS COMPROMISE

Washington, Mar. l5.-(R)-plead,
ing for adoption Of the Russell com.
promise on wage scales under the
$3.50, 100000 work relief program,
Senator Robinson. Democratic lead.
er, told the senate Friday 1t would
be approved by President Roosevelt.
Standing at his desk directly In
front Of the vice presidents rostrum.
Robinson asserted the proposal was
"a fair compromise
Senator Steiwer tR.-Ore.l asked II
Robinson could give assurance that
Russell amendment would not bring
a veto.
Il cam Robinson replied quickly.
Tearing back here from Philadel-
pflia, where he again denounced Pres
ident Roosevelt as . man who says
lovely words and lets us 70 on With
our sorrow" Senator Huey p. Lona
sought to do what he could to stave
off defeat.
But the Democrat leaders believed
the struggle, now nearly two month:
old, was all over but the shouting
even should Senator Hattie Caraway-
the little lady from Arkansas"-be
carried from her hospital bed to cast
her vote from q stretcher, the Nc
Carran amendments foes were conf.
dent Of victory.
Senators Are Weakenine
Five or six senators, including New
York's advocate OF new labor legis-
lation. Robert r. Wagner, were ex-
pected to leave tho camp Of Senator
Pat McCarran. the former jurist from
Nevada's wide spaces who has been
a leader Of one Of the hottest fights
in years.
The magnet that drew them was an
administration oompsomlDe put for
ward Thursday BY Senator Richard
B. Russell, Jr. tall lean man who once
sat in the governors chair in Georgia.
It lays down the mandate that wage4
prevailing in private industry must
be paid on permanent federal build.
ings. On all other work. (Which com.
prises the huge bulk Of the giant
program as now outlined), the
president may pay his security
wages" estimated ct $50 Q month if
they do not tear down the rates In
private industry. President william
Green Of the A. =. Of I. was
adamant to the last IN hts stand for
the McCarran mandate for prevailing
wages on all projects.
Relief List DeceeooeD
Meanwhile, a tiny decrease In the
number Of people on the federal gov
ernments urban relief rolls was
drawing expressions Of satisfaction
from administrator Harry L. Hop
kins-not because Of the figures
themselves but because, he indicated.
they represented reversal Of trend
The word that Democratic leaders
expect the administrators work re.
lief bill to 60 through swiftly brought
cheer to Officials in charge Of the
1900 civilian conservation corps
camps.
With the big bill snagged in the
senate, they had feared the camp
might have to be closed, throwing
100000 young men and war veterans
back on relief rolls.
The law establishing the camps
expires March 81 and authorization
to continue them for two more year,
is contained In the a, 600, COZ, 900 worl
relief measure.
It also carries an earmarked fund
Of $500, 000, 900 to operate the camps
on IN expanded scale next year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-15
Hold American Pair
As Spies on France

Paris, Mar. 15.-ReMr. and Mrs.
Robert Gordon switz, Of East
Orange. N. J., and New York, were
indicted with 30 other persons Fri
day o. members Of IN alleged Sow
let spy ring.
The prosecution Is expected to
order . secret trial for Mr.. and Mrs.
switS. who have been held in prison
for fifteen months Of questioning.