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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-04
VI tjzLErNY1TAs

Barta Sander ismert iizletem-
Der az eddigi fiiszer es husuzle-
ten xviii most vi vallalkozasba
kezdett.
ASaltspring Road 1875 szam
alatt lev6 vendegl6t az eddigi
tulajdonosatol atvette. Is ait
ujonnan atalakitva. friss szeszes
es egyeb italokkal felszerelve
most szombaton, julius 6-an fog
ia a nagykozonseg reszere meg
nyitni.
Kaphato lesz nala importalt,
california; es, ohioi borok, young
stowni, cincinnatii Is new yorki
sorok, mindenfele konyakok Is
palinkak. friss etelek, cigarettak,
szivarok Is dohanyok.
Az iizletnek legjobb nevet ado
yasarlo kiilon keszpenz jutalom-
ban reszesiil.
Aki meglatogatja most som
baton ezt vendegf6t, keliemes
meglepetesben.afog reszesjllni. !.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-04


Kozgyules. Jovo vasarnap tart
ia gyulekezetunk felevi kozgyii
leset a delelotti istentisztelet We
geztevel.
Presbyteriumunk a multi het-
f6n tartotta elszamolo gyuleset
junius honaprol az eredmenyt
kovetkezokben allapitotta meg.
Bevetel volt juniusban a majusi
maradvannyal egyutt $3.50, XII
adas $S4.l5, maradvany junius
vegen $1.15.
Youngstownban a jov6 vasar-
nap es a szokott helyen Is id6-
ben lesz az istenitisztelet meg
tartva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-04
PIKNIK WARRENBEN.

A Warreni Ifjusaig Kor j,.-
lius no l3-an, jovo szoc1baton
este tanc pikniket rendez a
Larchmont Ave. vegen Warren
ben szemben a Van Huffel 'noe
Co. gyartelepevel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-04
SIT. GY0RGY COR.
KATH. HITK0ZSEG
FoT. MAckov J. JOSEF
Lakas:
SO Tod Ave. Teiefon 4-2036
TempIom: 7oe Mahonina Ave
Youngstown. Ohio

Hitk0zsegiink neveltjei: Hricz6
Janos tanar, XII New Orleansban
az egyetemen tanit, edes sziilei.
mel vakaciozik' es noverevel,
olannal, XII felsoiskolai tanitono
elenken erdeklodik a magyar
iigyek irant. Udvozoljiik ct ko-
runkben.
Elhalasztjuk. Mivel julius he
l4-en tobb mulatsag lesz, rem
dezendo piknikunk napon ell
marad. Az ifjusag oromere mas
alkalommal megyiink XII a sza-
badba eltancolni, elszorakozni.
Party lesz. Oltaregyletiink
nagyszeru estet rendez julius h6
2S-an, este 7 oral kezdettel a
templomunk alatti termunkben
Magdakat, *Veronakat, Mariakat
Annakat, Martakat fogjuk meg
tisztelni pompas lunch kereteber
S szepseges gyermek szindarah.
bal melynek cine: "A gyiirl.' y
Ezenkivul meg negy gyermek
rovidke verset mond. Az egesz
szindarab a szavalatokkal egyut'
csak 80 percet vesz igsnybe'; a
tobbi idot elszorakozasra hasz-
naljuk fel. E sorainkkal min
den magyart meghivunk az est
re. Az est nagyszabasunak
igerkezik Maid meg trunk rola.
Sikerult piknik. Az evi hivata-
los piknikiink jol sikerilt anya-
gilag is. Estefele megtelt a ter.
Sok iancolo keringett a jol XII
vilagitott dobogon, Medve szep
muzsikaja mellett. Kiilonosen
sok volt az ifjusag. Sok enni
inni valo elfogyott. Minden-
kinek jo kedve volt. Erdemes
volt kiint lenni A hitkozseg
vezetosege szepen dolgozott. Az
asszonyaink kitettek magukert
szinten. Remeljuk, hogy a ko-
vetkez6, az augusztusban tar
tando piknikiinkon is sokan le-
szQnk egyiitt A mulatok beke-
sen megfertek. Orvendiink a
jo estnek. A munkasok faradoza
salt halasan koszonjuk.
Vasarnapi misek. Kis misek
fel o-kor kezdodnek. Macy
mlsek pont tizkor. Misek el6tt
gyontatas van.
Koznari misek. Koznapokon a
misek pont s8-kor kezdodnek,
inert a nyari iskola kilenckor
folytatodik. A gyermekek szepen
haladnak ugy hit elemeinek ell
sajatitasaban, mint a magyar
iras es olvasas miiveszeteben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-04
MAGYAROK5. NAPTARA

Ebben a rovatban1 dijta1a-
nul kozoliuk azon egyhi-
zak, egyletek, vagy q intez-
menyek mulatsagait, 0ssze-
j6veteleit, stb: = mem t0bb
I mint 2 honappal elore is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
lapja es amelyek rnulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban Is
nyomtatvanyaikat nalunk
szerzik be.
Julius 7, vasarnap., A West
Sidei Sport Kor piknikje a Barta
erdoben. 4
Julius l4-en, vasarnap, Camp
belli Magyar Nap a Holy Trinity
piknik ground-on a Robinson
Road vegen.
julius 14-en, vasarnap, kozos
Egyleti piknik a Barta erd6ben.
Julius no i4-sn piknik Moore
fele farmon a gorog katholiku-
soknal.
julius 21-en, vasarnap, Fig
getlen Reformatus Egyhaz pix
mike Barta-fele erd6ben.
Augustus h6 4-en, vasarnap,
Magyar Nap" az Idora Park
ban.
Augustus lien, vasarnap,
M. M. Magyar Demokrata Kor
miisoros piknikje a Barta fele
erd6ben.
Augustus 18-an, vasarnap a
Fuggetlen Reformatus Egyhaz
iskola piknikje Campbellben a
Petrovics farmon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-04
ELOFIZETESI NYUCTAZAS

Mrs. L. Halasz, S. F.. Balogh.
]. Poznan, Kopacsy, Nemeth O..
Jozsef, Jablonkay Andras, Szasz
Janos. Vass Janos. Danko Janos,
Zsoldos Istvan. Kaluczky Janos,
Gocz Balint, Horcsik Mihaly,
Mrs. Margaret Farkas, Bondor
lstvan, Bukovi Mihaly, Demjen
.Janos, Kovacs Daniel, Szatmary
karoly, Geese Janos, Balogh Ist-
van. Jakoby Janos, Kovacs Elek,
Lajtner Istvan, Turocsy Ferenc,
Stibinger Janos, Belenyi Antal,
Samu Janosne, Buh Janos, Mrs.
Mary Zuba, Ajvasz Martonne,
Soltesz Istvan, Genetta Janos,
K6vesdy Janos, Shaffer Lajos,
Peteo Vilmos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-04
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Lelkesz:
Borsy-Kerekes Gyorgy
s25 Mahoning Ave Phone t6sS1
Vasarnaptol kezdve az is
tentisztelet mem fel 11-kor,
hanem pontosan fel 10 ora
kor kezdodik. Kerjiik ennek
tudomasul vetelet.

Nyari rend. A fenti sorokban
bejelentjiik, hogy tavaIy mar be-
vezetett rendiinkhoz kepest az
istentiszteletek vasarnap mindig
pontosan fel 10 orakor lesznek.
A nyari id6ben a deli orakban
mar tiirhetet1enii1 meleg a tenn
plomhe1yisegiink, ez az Okla an
nak. hogy a kezdesi idot elobb-
re tettik most is. Ezzel kapcso-
latham megemlitjiik, hogy a nya-
ri magyar isko1a tartama alatt a
vasarnapi iskola szunetel, inert
annak anyagat hetkozben megta-
nuljak a gyermekek.
Gyiilesek. E het pentek estejen
n6egylet tagjait hivjuk rendes
havi gyilesre, szombaton este
pedig az egyhaztanacsnak lesz
szamado gyilese. Vasarnap, az
istentisztelet vegezteve1 pedig
felevi egyhazkozsegi gyuIesunk
lesz. melyen a gyiilekezet ele
tarjuk az elmu1t hat honap ada
TAFT. ugyancsak ekkor 1esz az
Egyhazi Betegsege1yz6 Egylet
havi gyulese is. Tekintettel az
istentiszte1et korai kezdetere.
delre minden gyiilessel rendben
lehetink.
Piknik. F heti gviileseinken
beszeli meg a rendez6seg a ju-
Illus 2l-en tartando piknikiink
reszleteit. A piknik he1ye a koz-
ismert Barta fele erd6. belep6
dij gyermekeknek 10. felnottek-
mex Is cent. kitiino zenerol es ell
latasarol gondoskodas tortenik.
Iskola. E heten megkezdtuk a
mindennapos nyari magyar tanit-
tast. amt kozponti he1yisegiink-
ben hat heten at tartunk. Ha
valame1yik szu1o e1mu1asztotta
volna gyermeket beiratni, hetfon
meg megteheti. Beiratas Is cent,
tandij sl.50.
Kereszteles. Az elmult vasar-
nap kereszteltuk Juhasz Benia-
min es neje, 81. Barta Roza
ref. sziilok ujszu1ott leanygyer-
meket Devona Borbala nevre
Keresztsziilei Juhasz K. Beaver
Falls. Pa.) es Barta Erzsebet.
listen aldasa kiserje az ujszii-
l6tt eletet.
Kozalapi adomanyok. Temple
munk bejaratanal meg mindig at
vehetok kek adomanyi borite-
kok, melyekben Figgetlen Ame-
rikai Magyar Reformatus Egy-
hazunk Koza1apja javara ke-
rink adomanyokat. Az eddigi
adomanyokat elkonyveltuk S a
honap vegen egyszerre fogjuk
nyugtazni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-04
VERHOVAY 364

American Branch No. 364 OF
the Verhoyav Aid Association
will hold its July meeting
Thursday. July II at 7:3O P. M,
in the West Side Hungarian
Home. All members are urged
to attend at this meeting which
was postponed from this week
on account of the Fourth OF
July holiday.
John Barko, Sec'y,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-04
YOUNGSTOWN ,es VIDEKE HIREI"

MIsEk RENDJE
Vasarnapokon kis mise S:30-t6l
angol predikaci6val
Macy mise 10 6rat6l, magyar
predikaci6val.
Hetkoznapokon kis misek reg
gel S:30-kor.
cYoNTATAsok
Minden szombaton delutan 4
6rat6l Gig es este 6r&t6l.
Hetfo, julius 8. Nvari iskola
Magyar noverek fogjak tanitan
a magyar nyelvet es hittant az
iskolaban. A gyermekek minder
reggel eljonnek a S:3O-as SIT
Misere es utana kezd6dik a ia
nitas.
A High Schoolt vegzett lanyol
nagy segitsegere lehetnek a no
'3reknek abban, hogy jonnek e
segitenek a novereknek
Tandij Sl.10 ebb6l a tandij
$l.OO es a 10 cent iroszerekre.
Hetfo, julius 8. este 7:3O-kor
zenekar gyakorol.
Csit0rt0k, julius IL. A Cser.
kesz fiuk rendes osszejovetele
este Z oratol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-04
MAGYAR EV.
REFORMATUS ECYHAZ
Lelk6sz: Mt. Laky Zsigmond
$3.50. 737 Mahoning Ave
Tel. 39949 t--

-'----' ~--- So
Bucsu party. Egyhazunk ifju-
saga jov6 vasarnap, julius yen
este bucsu partyt rendez Mt.
Laky Zsigmondne Is Laky Lasz-
10 reszere, akik 1O-en indulnak
New Yorkbol a President Roose-
welt hajon, hogy reszt vegyenek
Budapesten tartando Vilag c.
E.. Kongresszuson. A bucsu es-
tely I orakor veszi kezdetet es
az ifjusag minden erdeklGdot
akar tartozik az egyhazhoz, akar
mem, szivesen lat. Mt. Laky
Zsigmondne Youngstownban le-
te ota allandoan vezet6je volt az
ifjusagnak, Laky Laszlo pedig
elnoke az ifjusagi c. F. Egyesii-
letnek Youngstownban alel-
noke az orszagos c. E. Ifjusagi
Egyesiiletnek.
Megkezdod0tt nyari iskola.
Egyhazunk nyari mindennapos
magyar iskolaja megkezdodott a
heten. Orommel irtuk be sok jo
magyar sziilo gyermeket. vi
szont szomorusaggal kell meg
allapitanunk, hogy vannak olyan
gyermekek. akiknek sziilGi veze-
to szerepet visznek a magyarok
kozott, de sajat gyermekeik ma
gyar neveleset elhanyagoljak
Hogy kiben milyen magyar er-
zes lakozik, abbol latjuk. hogy
magyar intezmenyeket hogyan
segitik, partoljak es abbol is,
hogy a csalad tagjai, kulonosen
pedig a gyermekek milyen ma
syar neveltetesben reszesulnek.
Egyhazunk kesz nevelni azoknak
a magyar sziiloknek a gyerme-
keit. akikben van eleg magyaros
joindulat ARA. hogy meghozzak
ait keves aldozatot, amivel
gyermekek magyar iskolaba ja-
ratasa jar.
Temetesen. Az egyhaz lelkesze
az elmult heten ket lelkesz teme-
tesen volt. Az egyik lelkesz Mt.
DR.. Meyer nemet reformatus lei
kesz. akinek templomaba jartak
magyar hittestvereink sokaig,
aki keresztelte. eskette es TENET
te magyarokat. Temetese het-
fon volt. A mask lelkesz ma
gyar. Mt. Csontos Bella loraini
lelkesz, aki automobil szerencset-
lenseg kovetkezteben szombaton
reggel szornyet halt.
Sikerult a kerti iinnepely. Va
sarnap delutan rendezett kerti
iinnepelyt a Lorantffy Zsuzsan-
ma Noegylet. Tobben jottek el
vendegek, mint amennyire sza-
mitottak, de mindenkinek jutott
hely IS a kiszolgalasban sem
volt semmi hiany. Az erkolcsi
eredmenyen xviii anyagi cred
menyrol is szamot adhattak We
zetok. Orommel kozoljiik az
eredmenyro1 szolo beszamolot.
Gyiiles lesz. A presbiterium
rendes gyilese szombaton este
fel 8 oral kezdettel lesz. A lei
kesz minden presbiter megjele-
neset keri. Ez presbiterium ke-
sziti el jelenteset kozgyulesre,
amelyet ho Six vasarnapjan,
Glen tartunk meg.
K0sz0netnyilvanitas. Egyha-
zunknal mem bevett szokas, hogv
minden adomanyt nevszerint
nyugtazzunk, de semmi mem tilt
ia, hogy meg ne em1itsiik, hogy
sok jo, hiseges tagunk segiti
tagdijakkal es adomanyokkal az
egyhazat, munkas joindulattal
sok kiadastol megmentik az egy-
hazat. Ezeknek, ha mem is new
szerint, koszonetet mondunk e
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-04
SIT. ISTvAN MAGYAR
B0M, KATHOLIKUS
HITK0ZSEG
PlebanOs:
FOR. BRO L0RiNc
"a Wilson Ave Telefon 31oo6
oVV
~ Wilson Ave

Plebanos koSZOnetet mond
mindazoknak. xix a Fourth OF
July-napra adakoztak. hogy a
piknik jol sikeriiljon.
Vasarnap, julius zen kezd6d-
mex a beiratasok a nyari isko-
laba. kett6 magyar apaca jon e
celbol hitko zsegiinkbe. Tandij
minden gyermek utan egy dollar.
Fuzetre es iroszerekre tiz cent
kilon. Az oktatas hetfon kezdo-
dix. Minden gyermek eloszor
szentmisere jon utana kezdodik
a nagy munka. Meglatjuk. hany
gyermek fog eljonni.
Father Marczinko Josef, a hit
kozsee volt plebanosa Toledo
ban a korha zban fekszik elet-
halal xozott. Szelutes erte. Imad-
kozzunk erte!.
Kerestem a plebanosok kepeit
megnagyitas celjabol. Miutan a
hitkozsegnek jubilaris esztendeje
lenne jelen ev. illenek a volt
plebanosok emleket legalabb lily
formaban megorokiteni. Egyiitt
van mar FIR. Fojtan. FIR. Bog
mar, FIR. Marczinko. FIR. Varlaky
kepe Varom a FIR. Gal1ina-et es
a FIR. Kovacs Lajoset. Hanem a
Fr. Kropacset szeretnem meg
kapni. Ki tudna EFT megszerez-
nj? ITALIAN valami eskIvoi emlek-
kepen valakinel megvan?! O volt
az elso papia a hitkozsegnek. A
Fr. Fekete kepe is megvan.
Mem furcsa?... volt ido. mi
kor a hitkozseg halt akart epi-
teni. de a piispok iskolat akart.
A plebanos ait mondta: iskolat
mem lehet epiteni, inert a hit
kozseg szet van szorva. A piis-
pok pedig ait mondta: az iskola
mindennel fontosabb. Mindkett6-
mex igaza volt. A vegen aztan sc
egyik. Sc a mask mem lett meg.
Hall mem, inert piispok mem
engedte. Iskola mem. inert a
plebanos mem akar idegen nem-
zetisegek szamara. epiteni a hit
kozseg terhere. Es ICY szeren-
csesen e1telt har1ninc esztendo
szocsataban. d. Most ITALIAN lille
mex yalamit probalni. =. Igaz, ma
viszonyok olyan aldatlanul ne
hezek es a kilatasok oily bizony-
talanok, hogv nagvobb vallalko-
zasba fogni nagy batorsagot je-
lent Hanem orokos nyogode-
sekkel sem megyink semmire. /. =.
Eget6en sziiksegunk volna egy
hallra. kolcsont kerestiink min
denfele. De sehol mem kaptunk.
A hitkozseg teljesen maga ere
jere van utalva. A kerdes oda
formulalodik: akar-e es tud-e a
hitkozseg- osszehozni annyi penzt
adomany es kolcson kepeben, a
mennyi az epiteshez elegseges
volna,. Jov6 vasarnap mindket
mise utan kerem a hiyeket. xix
ez ugyhoz hozza tudnak es akar-
max szolni. jojjenek az Otthon-
ba, hogy halljuk velemenyiiket.
Persze. bes zedek melle adoma-
nyokat is varunk. Beszelni mem
eppen olyan nagy dolog. Adni
-. az mas es fontosabb is. :. A.
viszontlatasra az Otthonban!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-04
vERHOvAY los.s

A Verhovay Segeiy Egylet
lo8-ik fi5kjana1 beteg; tagok a
heten: Varga .Janos, l647 Mid
land Ave. Id. Szesze Ferenc, All
Steel St. Balazs Ferenc, o32
Franklin Ave. Pisak Janosne, 3O3
Ekmery St. Katk6s Jaaos, Hub
bard. Betegseg q titkarnal jelen-
tend6, kinek cine
a Turner J6zsef
'...' lis Manchester Ave
Tslefon 91O59.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-04

A vezetok kozil magyarsag
jol ismeri Markus Alfred urat,
aki mar rengeteg ilyen utazast
vezetett a kozonseg teljes meg
elegedesere es kenyelmere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-04

E LAP EL6FIZETEsI ARA:
EGY EYRE a "a
Eel EYRE 81 50
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-04
AUTO BALEsET.

Tamas .Janos magyar varosi
rendor nejet mutt szombaton, a
Market St. Is Square sarkan
elutotte egy automobil truck.
Szerencsere Mrs. Tamas laban
szenvedett kisebb zuz6das1kkal
meneknlt meg.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-11-09
THE MODERN STUDENT

A NY one who has been in contact with STU
n dents during the depression will appreciate the
little story which appeared the other day about the
date bureau at Massachusetts Institute Of Tech
nology.
The boys and girls have become so efficient in
budgeting their money and time that they have set
up all kinds of little New Deal" contrivances This
bureau is one Of them.
Boys who desire a companion register their re-
quirements with the bureau They describe the girl
say where they wish to take her. and state how much
money they can spend. The bureau has on file the
and makes arrangements for the meeting 1t has
gone far that it has produced perfect date, a
sort Of little Miss America named Bobby Rapaport
She is described as red-head and junior at
Simmons
One must admire today's colegians They do
things which show the American spirit is not
tagging.
An incredible amount of hitch-hiking is done,
even when they have money. This in the face of
anti-thunbing laws. In addition to getting to and
from college without spending money they make
long summer tours. We suspect that the depression
student sees much more of the country in a year
than the pampered children who grew up before the
hard times
What we like about the dating bureau is it's
frankness date occasionally is necessity to the
students, so they go about eliminating all the waste
and lost motion In obtaining it.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-11-09
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Q. 1895.
THE NEW CAR SEASON

TNHEY beautiful new streamline models which
you, the average automobile user, will see on
display at the indianapolis automobile show. Ma
chimes of many hues and many improvements.
And as you ponder whether to trade in your old
car for new this fall or wait until spring you
hold in your hands the success or failure of great
experiment.
The automobile industry has risked millions in
the hope that the public will change it's buying
habits, now that the motor vehicle has become a
year-round necessity instead Of a summer luxury
If the public responds, the industry can overcome
costly characteristic-the irreguariy Of employment
which spelled misery to the families of hundreds
of thousands Of workers in the automobile and kin
dred industries.
At President Roosevets request the industry
moved up the introduction of new models by two
months in effort to level off the extreme seasonal
peaks and valleys Of production and thereby provide
months Of steady employment for workers whose
tenure the pay rolls heretofore has been COM
pressed into few weeks of filing rush orders.
The automobile industry long has been one of
high daily wages but the periods of employment have
been short and the layofs lengthy resulting in low
annual wages and lean months of insecurity for the
workers.
This maintenance of pools of unemployed around
duCoope 4dCColy CelCelS LIDS pee SoCld4ly ueSCIuC-
tive and economically wasteful and has added much
to the relief burden in those communities. The work.
in automobile factories have not been the only
sufferers, for the industry's purchases have been
marked with about the same unevenness it's sales
causing irregular pay rolls in factories supplying it
with tires, appliances and steel.
This effort to regularze employment deserves en-
couragement. The automobile industry should be
commended for its cooperative experiment in in
dustrial planning One company, General Motors,
has announced the establishment of siXtymilon-
dollar fund to stabilize production and employment
further than the inevitably gradual change in
buying habits will make possible.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-11-09
THE BLUE LAWS PASS

ONE result of the recent elections was the release
~ of Pennsylvanians from the Sunday blue laws
of 1894. BY exercising local option, granted by the
last Legislature, major cities and towns opened their
theaters.
The decision of the people was expected. They
already had obtained Sunday sports. Now they can
so to the movies and Sunday afternoon and eve
ming of wholesome recreation will be possible just
it is in Indiana, New Jersey, Illinois and many
other states.
The Sundays under the blue laws encouraged vice,
ranging from the inor ones of children with moth
ing to do after church, to the major ones of bored
who found the way to back doors of saloons
The healthy situation, in states which permitted
innocent amusements, following the morning church
services was much better than that in Pennsylvania
but it took the citizens there long time to make up
their minds.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-11-09
WHERE WE ARE

COMFORTING to taxpayers is the assurance of
~ Jesse H. Jones, head of the Reconstruction
Finance Corp, that the operating profits Of this big
government bank will more than cancel possible
losses from bad loans.
Challenging to private financial institutions is Mr..
Jones invitation to them to take the profit
able service of supplying the nations credit needs
responsibility which they loaded into the govern
ments spacious lap when the depression made profits
uncertain
And stimulating to industrial leadership should
be Mr. jones suggestion that it take unto itself the
problem that is its own, the problem of stabilizing
employment and building up purchasing power and
bring about balance between the nations ability
to produce and its ability to consume.
Jesse Jones and his colleagues risked billions of
the taxpayers money on the country's future back
in the dark days when private nanciers were rakng
in their chips and Withdrawing.
Their boldness proved to be good business. Not
only the bank deposits and insurance policies
of millions of Americans salvaged. Not only were
great corporations saved from bankruptcy and banks
and other lending agencies enabled to meet their de-
mands Today, 81 per cent of the billions lent have
been repaid and of the remainder only small frac-
tion is in danger of being found uncollectable.
But what the RFC started out to do under Hoover
agencies
have continued to do under Roosevelt has fastened
upon our economic system more or less permanent
structure of capital and debt, a structure which
natural economic forces otherwise would have ruth
lessly destroyed.
The dog-eat-dog economists may say in retrospect
that this was mistake that the depression should
have been allowed to- run it's course But ours is
political democracy, where the human equation is
recognized. Those who now cry loudest against gov
ernment interference, franticay solicited and OBJ
tained government assistance when the iuggernaut
of def1ation bore down upon them
For better or for worse, we have bolstered-un
capital structure. And bolstered-up purchasing
power is necessary to keep our economic system fnc-
tioning within that structure. That means higher
real wages for industrial workers and higher incomes
for farmers, small tradesmen and others who do not
draw wages from industry
The Indianapolis times., 1935-11-09
BY T. Ernest Maholm, Attorney

by L. Ernest Maholm, Attorney
Judge John L. Sumner, of the
Dubois Circuit Court, last Satur-
day, demonstrated his Christian
spirit and human kindness when
he vacated a previous judgment
of conviction which carried a life
imprisonment sentence for two
20-year- old boys.
Bennie Robinson, motherless
since 8 months of age and father
less since IA years of age, and
Albert Boquette, of San Pedro,
Cal, were in Dubois County,
Indiana, during September, 1884.
Penniless and hungry, they held
up filling station at Hilham,
had the agent get in the car,
drive out of town, took $3.50 and
then brought him back. They
later were arrested and brought
to Jasper, Ind, and placed in
jail.
They continually were warned
and threatened that unless they
pleaded guilty to kidnapping, they
would be sent to the electric chair
and made to burn on the hot
seat. Finally they did plead guilty
on October 13, 1935-and Judge
Sumner, having no alternative,
was compelled to sentence them
on their plea of guilty to life
imprisonment. And for one year
and fifteen days, they remained
in the Indiana State Prison, at
Michigan City.
Now it seems very curious this
case has not impressed thought
full people with the necessity for
drastic reform in the fundamen-
tails of our criminal code. Per-
haps it would be more to the point
to charge the basic theory on
which that code rests has proved
false, yet it continues to stand
virtually unchallenged because Of
society's intellectual laziness.
Today we should know no two
persons commit identical crimes
with the same freedom of con-
science, the same motives, the
same backgrounds, the same
mentality, the same physical
adaptibility to modern life and the
same capacity for repentance and
reformation.
If you will consider, you will