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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-23
.0REC AMERIklSOk
H|REl
Az Greg Amerikas Magyarok
Youngstown Csaladja

Folyo evi majus ho l8-an
megtartott intezo bizottsagi gyii-
lessen a junius loan, a Barta-
farmon megtartando Macy pix
mix rendezese es az osszes Greg
amerikas magyar testverek ta-
lalkozojanak megiinneplesenek
programme osszeall'ttatott es a
Magyar Hazban honap vegen
megtartando rendes gyiles ele
lesz terjesztve jovahagyas vegett.
Elhunyt testverunk es alapito
tagunk Kaposy Andras elhunytat
az irodeak Danish Jozsef bejelen-
tette, mire a csaladf6, Id. Hor-
vath Istvan es szamado Haszo-
MICS Ferenc megrendeltek ko-
szorut. Elhunyt testverunk Ka-
posy Andras, mar el6zetesen meg
bizta Danish Jozsefet a temete-
senek rendezesevel, SGT mar 10
even at betegen fekv6 nejet
Zsuzsanna Kapossyt is a gond-
jaira bizta. Danish Jozsef a csa-
ladunk neveben Tiszt. Laky
Zsigmond ref. lelkesz segitsege-
vel es partolasaval ugy intezke.
dett, hogy elhunyt testveriink
nejet Kaposy Zsuzsannat ligo-
nieri magyar reformatus Agg.
menhazba helyezze Ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-23
AZ ECYES ALLAMOK

politikai tusakodasai meg ma
is szomoru kepet mutatnak. We
zet California ebben a liszta-
ban, ahol az allan haromszaz-
otven millios koltsegvetesere
nincsen fedezet, hacsak a jove-
delmi 2dot mem akarjak behozni.
Ez volt annak idejen a Sin
clair programme akik akkor
kommunizmust orditottak a je-
lenlegi reakcios kormanyzdra
szavaztak, ma belatjak. hogy a
reakcios kormany sem tud penzt
sajtolni a levegob6l. annak is fel
kell az adokat emelni.
Ma a kormanyzot sokkal SUI
lyosabban tamadjak azok, akik
annak idejen Sinclair ellen har-
coltak es a mozi-ipar megint
koltozessel fenyeget6zik, de ter
meszetesen megint mem fog kol-
toni. Bar az adokat igenis ala
posaal fel fogjak emelni.
Pennsylvania reakcios szena-
tusa lassan kenytelen derekat
beadni es unio legkorruptabt
allamaban mad1olnap rendet csi-
nal a libera1is kormanyz6.
Michigan allamban tehetet-
len a kormanyzo, inert. a tor.
venyhozas. elblokkolja pro.
gramjat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-23
E:RDEKES
ES Macy ARANYU

sztrajk van az eszaknyugati al
lalnokban timber es lumber
iparban pillanatban italian
negyvenezren sztrajkolnak, de
tovabbi negyvenezer ember mem
tud sztrajk kovetkezteben dol
gozni.
A timber-munkasok a jelen-
legi negyven oras munkahet es
negyvenket cent munkaber he
lyett 80 oras munkahetet es het-
venot cent orabert kivannak es
mivel ez az ipar csal- felevet dol
goz+ st, minden tekintetben mel
tanyos kivansag.
Lehetseges, hogy a sztrajk -
ha tovabb huzodik - ha+raltat-
nj fogja az epitest, inert rak-
taron levo des zka-anyag ara'
,naris felhuztak az felh6kig.
Az sem lehetetlen, hogy a XII.
koto munkasok Csendes ter
ger menten ujra sztrajkba men
mex, inert AIT allitjak, hogy q
haiostarsasagok a San Francis
col sztrajk utan kotott egyezse.
get minden vonalon megszegtek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-23

Majus ho 25-en. szombaton a
Campbell Magyar Kultur Kor
Majusi Balja a Roman Hallban
Majus 27 Is 28-an, hetf6n Is
kedden Sharon-Farrell-ben Far
reili Colonial Theatreben era
koczi Indulo" mozgofenykep elo-
adasa.
Majus 28-an, kedden Young
stownban Regent szinhazban
a "Felesegem a kisasszony" moz.
g6fenykep eloadasa.
Junius Sen, vasarnap, a Ma
gyar Haz javara Macy tancmulat
sag.
Junius 10, II, IL, hetfo, kedC
es szerdan a "BOR" mozgo
fenykep eloadasa a Mahonins
Theatre-ban.
Julius 14-en, vasarnap, kozo'
Egyleti piknik Barta erdoben
Junius h6 IL, Is, 16-iki napo
kon bazar gor. katholikusokna
a templom alatti teremben.
gyar ifjak mind nagyon dicsoril
Junius loan, vasarnap, a.
Greg Amerikas Magyarok pix
mike Barta farmon.
Junius ho 30-an, Peter-Pal pix
mix a Moore-fele farmon a goros
kathol:kusoknal
Julius ho l4-en piknik Moor
fele farmon a gorog katholiku
soknal.
Augustus ho 4-en, vasarnar
Magyar Nap" az Idora Park
ban.
Augustus 18-an iskolas pix
mix a Moore-fele farmon, a &c
rog katholikusoknal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-23
PLEBANOS BEIKTATASI
VACSORA FARRELLBEN

A Farrelli Scent Haromsag
rolnai kath. magyar hitkozseg vi
plebanosa,F 4 Fot. fAndras Jero-
mos tiszteletere vasarnap, majus
ho 1o-en a hitkozseg nagy ter
meben a i1ivek unnepi vacsorat
rendeztek hitkozsegi tagok es
a helyi, valamint a videki nagy-
szamu tisztelok reszvetelevel.
A bankett este 8 orakor kez-
d6dott, anlely csak tobbszori
felszolgalassal 10 ora fele ert We
get, mire minden megjelent ven
deg k:vehette reszet kozos va
csorabol. r.
Szamtalan felkoszont6 beszed
es udvozlo szavak elhangzasa
utan Buncsi Janos ismert young
stowni zenekara jatszotta a szebb
nel-szebb, edes bus magyar no.
takat.
A megjelent nagyszamu helyi
es videki tisztelok serege kozott
tobbek kozott megjelent Young
stownbol: F6t. BRO Lorinc mint
egy $50 tagu csoportnak az ellen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-23
MUSSOLINI MATT IS

fejfajasa van Europaban maid
mem minden kormanynak. Az
olasz diktator jelenleg kilencszaz
ezer katonat tart fegyverben S
ma mar mem .ketseges, hogy meg
fogja Abyssiniat rohanni, ha az
esos honapok elrnultak.
Anglia es Franciaorszag kor-
manyainak egyenesen megmond-
ia a multi he+en, hogy mem await
kozhatnak Olaszorszag dolgaba
amit a,zonban sem Parisban, sem
Londonban tudomasul mem vesz
mex, inert a fekete kiralysag fig.
getlensegenek a megovasa fon
tos erdeke mindket nemzetnek.
Meg fontosabb azert, mer
Abyssinia tagja a liganads es h;
a Nemzetek Szovetsege az af
rikai kiralysagot megvedeni mem
kepes, akkor nevetseges szem
telenseg a liga reszeroi Nemet
orszagot AZ szerz6desek megsze
eesevel vadolni.
Ezen a heten kell eldulni
hogy a liga kepes-e a sajat tag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-23
A CA7nASACI
VISZONYOK

semmivel mem lettek jobbak
a multi heten. Bar a vasutak for
ga'lma emelkedett egy kevessel,
mas teren emelkedest mem lat
tunk.
A department iizletek es kis-
kereskedok forgalma korulbelul
annyival hagyja maga mogott
az elmult ev majusanak a, for
galmat, amennyivel az arak emel
kedtek azota.
Kiveteleket csupan New York
es Pittsburgh korzete kepeznek,
inert ezen ket videken alacso-
nyabb a forgalom, mint multi
evben.
New Yorkbol sok gyar elkol-
tozott azokat mem tudjak p5-
tolni, a nehez ipar pedig sokkal
tobbet dolgoztatott a Chicago
Gary fronton es Youngstown vi
deken, mint Pittsburgh koriil
ahol csak nehez acelt csinalnak
A gyenge uzletmenetelhez
nagyban hozzajarul az is, hogy
tavasz nagyon kes6n jon S {
tave'szi aru meg oft hever a Dol
tokban.
A munkatlanok szama ugyar
mem emelkedett. de mem is csok
kent a mutt heten S az elelmi
szerek arai itt-ott alig eszreve
hetoen leestek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-23
MEG MA IS TART

az Illinois Power Co. munka-
sainak a sztrajkja es Illinois al
lam negyven-otven kis varosabar
es egy csomo guardian mines
tisztesseges, villanyszolgalat.
Sajnos, az allan kormany.zats
teljesen tehetetlen, inert az In.
sull-Peabody villanycsaszarsas
sokkal er6sebb Illinoisban a kor
1nanynal.
A jelenleg folyamatban lew
aprobb-nagyobb sztrajkok - ;
melyek multi heten majdnen
masfelezer embert tartottak kim
a munkabol - el fognak tor
pulni a farm-munkasok varhatt
sztrajkjai mellett, arnelyek sol
izgalommal fognak ebben az ev
ben szolgalni.
Ket eleg radikalis szervezetnel
korulbelul ket milo farm-mun
kas tagja van jelenleg S minder
jel ait mutatja. hogy ebben al
evben szervezkedes erejevel ei
nj fognak munkasok.
A deli gyapot-iiltetvenyeken e
hirhedt california; zoldseg
nlunkasokon xviii a keleti ALA
mok farm-prole+arjai is kuzde
nj fognak a tisztesseges nap
szamert. amt egyelore a nagy
farmerek mem hajlandok megad
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-23
FRANc'IAORSZAC
MJNDENT

elkovet, hogy Pilsudsky hala-
lat felhs'sznalhassa maya eel
lara es Lengyelorszag szovetse-
get megnyerje.
Amig Lengyelorszag mem haj-
iando csatlakozni francia
blokkhoz, addig a nemetek ko-
riil nem teljes a vsslanc. inert
abbol egy nagyon fontos SEEN
hianyzik.
Egyebkent a multi heten a
francia-orosz szerzodes melle
megcsinal. ak az orosz-cseh seer
zodest, amely az orosz reptile
gepeknek lehetove teszi, hogy
Nemetorszagot akkor is negro
hanjak, ha Lengyelorszagon mem
tudnak keresztil menni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-23
MAGYAROK NAPTARA

Ebber a rovatbar dijtala-
null kozoiuk azon egyha-
zak, egyletek. vagy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, ossze-
joveteleit, stb. - mem t0bb
mint 2 honappal el6re is,
arneiyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
lapja es amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban es
nyomtatvanyaikat nalunk
szerzik be. i
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-23

.F6t. Kosztik J6zsefs segfd kks1fa
sevel a helyi egyhazak plebanosai
egyletek tisztvisel6 Is sz A1
talan varosi tisztvisSl6 Franele
polgarmester vezetese alatt,
emeltek a nap fenyet megjelene-
siikkel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-23
GoBER JANOs
KONVENCION

Gober Janos ismert magyar
egyeti vezeto, tobb egylet es a
Nagyb:zottsag tisztvisel6je he
ten Bridgeporton van, ahol a
helybeli Rakoczi fiokot kepviseli
konvencion.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-23

Georgiaban az ital kerdesben
szavaztak ezentul sort es bort
s.zabad lesz arulni abban az al
lamban. de a palinka' egy kis
szavazat-mennyiseggel elbukott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-23

Barbara Hutton, hirhedt tiz-
centes iizletek milliomosn6je szol
galt szenzaciovM az orszagnak,
aki Renoban elvalt allitolagos
herceg ferjetol par ora mulva
egy vi ferjet. egy dan grofot
vasarolt maganak.
Akik lit folyton az oroszor-
szagi allitolagos (de mem lete-
z6) szabad szerelemrol szaWal-
max, elgondolkozhatnanak egy-
ket percig azon, hogy mennyire
szabad szerelem a gazdag en-
bereknek ebben az orszagban.
Az alvilagban kormany to-
vabhi nagy puszt;tasoka& witt
vegbe az utolso ket hetben ma
mar remelni leket, hogy egy-
seer csak megtis :titjak a SERVE
zett gangszterhaiseregt6l EFT az
orszagot.
New York yarosaban ujra
"tisztogatni'' akarnak a tar
sadalom reszer6l ismet haborut
uzentek a prostitucionak, a
gamblingnek IS racketnek.
.Akik az emberi gyengesegeket
mem akariak megismerni es be-
latni, azok mem ertik meg, hogy
4 "vice" annal jobban viragzik,
lninel su!yosabb eszkozokkel pro-
baljak AIT elnyomri.
EUROPEAN A KET
dictator tart megint izgalom-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-23

jait IS megfekezni, vagy nyil-
tarf beismerik, hogy az csupan
3 llsgy6zottek fekentartasara ala
pit6t hazugsag marad tovabb-
"a is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-23
(Folytatis a 4-ils oidalrol)

(FOIytataS a 4-lIs )idaIrOI)
kolnak Packard-gyarakban S
vadoszinii. hogy ez is hasonlo
eredmennyel fog vegz6dni.
Megallapithatjuk, hogy bar a
toledoi sztrajkot ellenezte az
AFL bar munkasok egyene-
sen tkenyszerite TEX szerveze-
tiiket a berharcra, a kiizdelem
nyoman az AFL nyeri a. leg
tobbet.
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
u C. TRANSIT REGULATIONS ASSALED AT SERVICE HEARING
ACQUITTED IN KILLING
Wants Family Life


1t took a
jury only IS
minutes to
acQuit this
girl, p, Of
killing her
common law
husband in
Norfolk, Va.
Nov She is
on her way
back to
New York
to seek
"sonne nice
young man
to marry
and settle
down and
'aise chicken:
and Children
international
News Photo.
"a
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
Doctor Again Pleads
For Rod i'm School

DR.. C. Herbert Marshall, jr,,
wants it thoroughly understood
that he Is not a, .sadist, even
though he does believe that school
children should undergo corporal
punishment.
It was DIR. Marshall; a colored
physician, who recently wrote to
the Board Of Education. urging
that the rule against corporal pun
iShment Of pupils be abolished.
Today he indicted another epiS-
tie to the board, reiterating his
stand, although he said he has
no craving to see physical violence
inflicted on anyone.
His latest letter cites the case
of a child who bit a teacher in
one school and was transferred to
another where he or she can
have a new environment in which
to carry on her carniverous activi-
ties"
He believes that the mere dis
cussion Of corporal punishment is
effective, declaring that in one
Junior high school department is
much better than before he wrote
his first letter. The pupils read
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
SEEKS HONEST
JUDGE, HELD

The ancient Greeks might have
thought it good fun but guards
at the United States Supreme
Court were frankly skeptical when
a selfStyled "Diogenes," peering
from behind q long black beard,
started up the High Court stairs
late yesterday with q lighted Ian!
tern in his hand.
This time ''Diogenes" wore long
purple robes, edged in canary.
The mans feet were Shod in SAN
dals. In addition to the lighted
lantern he wore a bushel basket
inscribed with the query: Quo
Vadis, American"
Police didn't quibble about
whittier America was bound but
promptly made up their minds
as to whittier "DiogeneS" was 60
ing. They reached their deciS'"7
after he indicated he was search.
ing for an honest judge.
After a short stay at Precinct
No. 8, where the man identified
himself as Harris M. Tzotis, Of
the 1900 block of Biltmore St.
N. W., "Diogenes" was taken to
Gallinger Hospital for obserVa-
ton,
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
IS LEFT
: :T0LEAGUE BY
ENGLAND
Cabinet LukeWarm to-
Hoare-LavaI Plan
Scored by Labor
BY n. *. REYNOLDS

LONDON, Dec. IT UN.S),
The British cabinet in two dra
matte meetings today decided to
give only feeble support to the
Hoare-Laval peace proposals when
they come up for discussion at
League Of Nations meetings be
ginning tomorrow in Geneva.
The cabinet gave final instruc.
tions to Anthony Eden, its min
lister for League affairs, who will
speak at Geneva for Britain, and
ordered him not to depart from
the stand he took before the
League sanctions committee last
week.
In particular, Britain will con.
tinue to insist that the proposed
peace plan. which would give
Italy half Of Ethiopia, Is neither
SacroSanct nor definitive." Britain
will leave the matter entirely up
to the League, and If the League
vetoes the suggestions, as seems
likely, Britain will not object.
Labor Repudiates Proposals
While the cabinet was meeting,
British labor, as represented by
the national council of labor, went
on record as repudiating the pro
poSals "aS a gross violation of the
League of Nations covenant and
as q betrayal Of the Ethiopian
people"
Sir Samuel Hoare, foreign secre,
tary, was absent from today's first
cabinet session, being too i'll to
attend. Called back from a. rest
cure in Switzerland to face the
storm his proposals have created,
Sir Samuel was advised to remain
indoors until Thursday to conserve
his strength for his appearance on
that day before an irate House of
Commons.
So essential was Sir Samuel's
advice. however, that several of
the ministers held a second bed.
side cabinet meeting" in Sir
Samuel'S home, where they re.
mained for an hour and a half.
During the consultations several
messengers arrived carrying docu,
ments
Baldwin Attends
Prime Minister Stanley Bald.
win. Neville Chamberlain, chan.
cellor Of the exchequer; Eden,
and Sir Robert Vansittart, per,
manent under secretary of the
foreign office, were present.
The labor council called upon
the League to apply effectively a
policy Of sanctions against Italy
and TO refuse to recognize invasion
or conquest of any portion of
Ethiopian territory as q basis for
settlement.
The organization demanded that
the British government return to
the pro-League policy to which it
pledged itself before the recent
elections.
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
LEAGUE TO ASK
STATEMENT
OF CASES
Italians and Ethiopians
Must Appear at
Council Meeting

GENEVA, Dec. IT 0NSO.
Italy and Ethiopia will be asked to
state their cases when the League
of Nations Council meets tomor.
row to consider the Anglo-French
peace proposals, it was reliably
predicted today as a private meet.
ing of the council was convoked
for late tomorrow afternoon.
The private meeting will be fol.
lowed by a public session, pre-.
sided over by Salvador de MAZDA.
riaga, at which statements from
the conflicting nations will be re-
queSted.
Italy Not In Council
The committee of thirteen
the council minus Italy-will be
given the Hoare-Laval peace pro-
poSalS for consideration, it was
believed, Immediately after the
council meets, and will strive to
polish up the plan to make it
acceptable to both Italy and Ethi-
opia.
Prospects for success In this
are considered light.
This procedure will be adopted,
however, since the decisions of
the council must be unanimous to
be effective, and a negative vote
by either Italy or Ethiopia would
invalidate its decisions.
Ethiopia Has Rights
Although Ethiopia is not a
member of the council, she has
the same rights as members be-
cause she is a principal in the
conflict.
League officials explained that
under the provisions of the cove
nant. interested parties are ex-
cepted from the unanimity rules
only in the event of condemna-
ton Of one of the members, such
as occurred when the League con-
demned italy as the aggreSsor
against Ethiopia.
But when the business of the
League concerns a conciliation so
luton, then all votes, including
Ethiopia's must be unanimous.
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
FREE IN KILLING,
GIRL TO RAISE
CHICKENS
Quits Norfolk, Bound
North; Hopes to Wed
Nice Young Man.

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. II IN.S).
Absolved of guilt in the Staying
of her common law husband,
Betty White, 22-year-old carnival
girl, was eA route to- New York
today to find me some nice
young man to marry and settle
down and raise chickens and
children"
A jury acquitted Miss White
after only IS minutes delibera-
ton. following q one-day trial
at which witnesses testified they
had seen Thomas Holloman,
carnival owner with whom Miss
White had lived for five years,
frequently beat her.
Home to Father
The girls father, Samuel White,
lives in New York, and it is to
his home she is going.
The shooting, Miss White teSti-
fled, followed a quarrel in q hotel
room November %, when HoIlo-
man became angry because smoke
from her cigarette got in his eyes.
She said:
''He started coming at me. He
looked like . wild man. was
sitting beside my open suitcase.
1 saw the gun laying there,
wrapped in = handkerchief. 1
picked up the gun, fired one
time, and ran"
She testified she had purchased
the pistol, thinking to kill herself,
but found she didn't have the
nerve"
Forced TnsO Shame
Further testimony by the plati-
mum blonde defendant alleged
that HolIoman had beaten her
frequently, and forced her to
follow a life Of prostitution.
taking all the money accrued in
this fashion.
She met Holloman. she said.
at Coney Island when she was
II years old. She said:
"He promised TO make me an
actress. 1 joined his show. We
told my parents we were mar.
PiAH -
The Washington times., 1935-12-17

'oi it and are under the impression
they can be whipped. he informed
the board, with consequent i'm
provement in their behavior.
Teachers realize the need Of
corporal punishment. the doctor
said, as evidenced by their letters
and telephone calls to him, but
the principals are afraid to ad-
their ability to keep order, he
theis ability to keep order, he
charged.
Declaring conditions in the
colored schools are chaotic" DR..
Marshall asked that the board
take some action at once to better
conditions.
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
YuIe Prizes Await
Home Decorations

Living Christmas trees this year
will be superseded by decorated
homes, with % Of the most attrac-
tive in Washington to be awarded
prizes.
Beauty, originality, merit and
endeavor are the four points on
which Judging will be made by a
group selected from the Junior
Board Of Commerce, sponsors Of
this first city-wide Decorate q
Holiday Home" contest. Anybody
In Washington may compete.
The Washington times., 1935-12-17

Luxurious, rich sateens, in
smart all-over d e ST & n S.
They flatter any mans
taste and they cost you,
m ogr ahmed 60 OK
free, a pair, just VS"O"
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
RULES FAVOR
TAXIS, SAYS
WITNESS
Mrs. Orme, StockhoId-
er, Declares Investors
Face Big Loss

Thousands Of dollars invested
by residents of Washington are
being lost through regulations
laid down by the Public Utilities
Commission and other municipal
regulatory bodies, Mrs. Gardiner
P. Orme, 1881 Massachusetts, Ave.
N. W., charged today at the COM
missions hearing on complaints
against street car and bus service
Of the Capital Transit Company.
A stockholder in the transit
company, Mrs. Orme was the first
Of more than 100 citizens Sched-
uled to be heard at the commits
sion inquiry. She was called out
of turn, having been promised an
opportunity to be heard by the
commission at the outset Of the
days proceedings. Other citizens
were to be heard later IN the day.
Says Cabs Favored
Mrs. Orme pointed out that
residents of washington had
thousands of dollars invested in
the transit company and implied
that the commission and other
regulatory bodies were favoring
taxicab companies over the transit
company in compiling regulations.
She said:
ut appears to me that regu-
lations are made to wreck
thousands Of dollars invested
by WaShingtOnians so rs to
enable a few cab drivers to
make o living. These cabs are
mot required to carry liability
insurance and they pay .
license fee of only SIS q year.
But the cabs must be allowed
to multiply and flow. 1t is q
disgrace and we should hang
eur heads in shame.
I'VE stockholders have waited
for years to obtain q: return on
the thousands Of dollars we
have invested"
Urges More Power
Testimony Of Fred A. Sager,
commission chief engineer, was
interrupted to permit Mrs. orme
an opportunity to testify. Re
s.suning his testimony Mr. Sager
recommended the transit COM
pany be required to maintain a
higher power voltage on certain
INES of its street cars.
He testified that an investiga-
tion disclosed the voltage was
so low in points on the Wlscon-
sin Avenue line in the vicinity
of the National Cathedral that
q car was unable to ascend a
hill at more than q 1O-mile an
hour maximum speed.
Cross-examined by John H.
Hanna, president Of the COM
pany. Mr.. Sager admitted the
voltage power had been increased
In a number Of locations, mclud'
ing the Wisconsin Avenue line,
but declared there were SGlAl SOMe
isolated locations which needed
corrections.
FavOrs Loud Speakers
Loud speakers on buses for op-
orators to call out approaching
stops were advocated by Peoples
Counsel William A. Roberts in
crosSexamination of Mr.. Sager.
Mr.. Sager suggested operators OF
cars and buses be ordered to call
out all approaching stops, point
ing out Commission regulations
merely called for indicating trans
fer stops, but President Hanna
declared that company regula-
tions provided now for calling all
stops.
Mr.. Sager declared q study is
being made by the Commission
and Health Department on the
problem of ventilating buses.
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
Third Rail Kills Bow

NEW YORK, Dec. IA boy
about eight years old, who
had six pennies, tried to walk
across the elevated tracks to
avoid paying a five-cent fare. He
was killed when he touched the
third rail. Police were unable to
identify him.
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
Treasury Condition
international News Ser

1mteFn@LIOnaI NOWU SeFVIC0
Treasury balance, $1,330,611,-
86S.s9; internal revenue, $22,536,-
343.51; customs receipts, $780,
566.7l.
The Washington times., 1935-12-17

UNSCHEDULED appearance before the United States Su
preme Court in the self billed role of Dogenes slightly
for Mr. Tzots of the 1900 block Of Btmore st. N W.
Honest man-seeker T7Otis landed in No. precinct and
later Gainger Hospital for observation. Harris Ewing
Photo.