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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
YOUNGSTOWN, 1Xsu
WEST SlDEl
MAGYAR PClGARI kOR

Eln6k Lengyel Peter. Aleln0k Ko
vacs Mikl6s. Titkar, akihez minden
level kiildendS: Lengyel c. Lajos, BIG
Scott ST., telefon 1904 Penztarnok
Id. Melnar Istvan. Ellen6r0k. Id
Orosz Ferenc es Mexey Janos. Macy.
bizottsagi tagok: Brogli Ferenc es
Lengyel c. Lajos. Pottagok: Oros2
Ferencne es Lengyel c. Lajosne. Hi.
vatalos lap az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap.
gyar Hazban. A hivatalos lap jelzi az
IDIOT es napot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
SCENT ISTVAN EGYLET
VERHOVAY SEGELY EGYLET
21-IK FioKJA
Alapittatott 1901 Augustus 25-en
A Verhovayhoz csatlakozott
1OI1 e,on%aooho, fan

1884 september len
Eln0k Balask6 Gyorgy Alelnok
Habodasz Gustav. Titkar G6ber ia
nos, 1706 Oak ST., telefon 30S69, XII
hez az 0sszes egyletet erint0 leveiek
kuldend0k es betegsegek jelentend6k
Penztarnok Kaluczki Janos, 1349
Republic Ave. Ellen6r Bodzas Janos
Szamvizsgalo bizottsag: Horvath Ist.
van, Benish Andras, Mixich Gaspar
es Nemenyi Mikl6s Emo. Nagybizott-
sagi tagok eln0k es titkaron Xviii:
Habodasz Gustav es Kaluczki Janos
rendes. Hervath Istvan mint pottag
Hivatalos orvos DR.. Migletz Andras.
Gyiilesterem a SIT Istvan Otthon.
Gyiiles minden h6nap els0 vasarnap-
jan delutan 2 6rat6l kezd6doleg. -
Hivatalos lap az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
MAGYAR poLGARi kCR
AlakuIt 1924 evi Augustus a5-e

AIakuIt 1924 evi Augustus 25-er
Ein0k Nemenyi Miklos Ern6 Ale
n0k Hajdu Janos Titkar Mixich Gar
par (411 Pasadena Ave, kihez K0r,
erdekl6 levelek kiildendSk) P6nztar
uok Kaluczky Janos. B;zottsagi ia
gok: Szluha Ferenc. Danish J6zse'
es Brogli Ferenc Nagvb'zottsagi to
gok: Hajdu Janos es Misich Gaspar
P6ttag Bodzas Tanos. tiv,il4sei'
tartja minden h6 utolsh hetAhar .
SIT Istvan Otthonban. Hivatalos lap
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
BRIDGEPORT sZovETSEG 1s-lK
YOUNGSTOWN OSZTALYA

Elnok Borbely Janos. Alelnok Cze-
ne Gabor. tgykezel6 Husoczki 10
zsef, 1874 Silliman Street. Jegy,
z6-titkar Gagyi Janos. Ellen6rok
Lengyel Andras es Dank6 Janos.
Nagybizottsagi tagok: elnok es tit
kar, pottag Husoczki Jozsef. Ajtoor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
Six OLDAL

es zaszl6tarto RicZ Janos. Beteglato-
gatok: Danko Janos, Topics JozsefnG
Czene Claiborne es Szabo Ferenc Hi
yatalos orvos DIR. Migletz Andras.
Gyiileseit artja minden honap har-
madik vasarnapjan regi magyar re-
formatus egyhaz gyjilestermeben (737
Mahoning AveD. Hivatalos lap az
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
Bosses Won't
Hire People with
haIit0sis BREATH SaH
People who get and hold jobs
keep their breath agreeable

With the best to choose from these days, em-
ployers favor the person who is most attrac-
tive. In business life as in the social world.
halitosis Unpleasant BREATH is considered the
worst of faults.
Unfortunately everybodj cutters from this
offensive condition at some time or other
many more regularly than they thi k. Fermen-
tation of food particles skipped by the tooth
brush is the cause of most cases. Decaying
teeth and poor digestion also cause odors.
The quick, pleasant way to improve your
breath is to use Listerine, the quick deodorant,
every morning and very night.
Listerine halts fermentation, a major cause
of odors, and overcomes the odors themselves.
Your breath becomes sweet and agreeable. 1t
will not offend others.
If you value your job and your friends, use
Listerine, the safe antiseptic, regularly. LAM
bert Pharmacal Company, St. Louis, Mo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
(Folytatas)


goru biralat ala fogja venni,
mielott vegrehajtana. Mem fog
elk0vetni semmi f0loslegeset,
viszont semmi olyast sem fog
elmulasztani, ami hasznara
valhatik. Szivere mem hallgat,
az rossz tanacsado S holmi
magasabb lelki gy0ny0r0kkel
alfalfa az embert. Pedig hat a
A fulemile gyonyoruen csat-
tog es - megreped a szive; a
legnagyobb gy0ny0r: a haszon.
szemtelen vereb a pajtaban
d0zsol es - meghizik.
Csak ugy dult Mukibol a
kozonseges emberek egeszse-
ges, otromba filozofiaja. Es
megis, nagyobb urat mutatott,
mint valaha. A szenaja es a
ruhaja rendben voltak, pedig
abbol itelnek az emberek. Ki
torodik azzal, hogy milyen
valaki belulrol, ha kivulrol
cifrat mutat.
Muki igen cifrat mutatott.
Pompas, folenyes modora es
pagy, arisztokratikus Ora
volt. Kituno eleganciaval OIL
tozk0dott es fejezte XII magat.
Az asszonyokat mezzel etette,
a ferfiakat - ecettel. ANA
zok megszerettek ennek k0-
vetkezteben, emezek feltek a
csipeseitol. Kovetkezeskeppen
mindenki hizelgett neki... Es
mott, mott Muki, olyan hihetet-
len gyorsasaggal, mint a him
du buvesz faja, amelyre OF
perccel a magja kicsirazasa
utan fol lehetett maszni. Pc
dig mem tett egyebet, mint
hogy kivetkoz0tt halhatatlan
emberi lelkebol...
Atlenyegilesi folyamatanak
ilveten Stadiumaban talalta
Mukit Agnes levele:
'Kedves Muki! Egg honap
ota semmit sem irsz, tehat
minden valoszinuseg szerint
mem is csinaltal semmit. vi
gyazz Muki, en- mem jatszom
a savannah! Ha elfogyott a
penzed, adok a conto, csak
gyere Dormandra. Kil0nben
is okvetlenil XII akarlak ker-
dezni, inert tudnom kell, nit
vegeztel. Olel Agnes"
Mukit meg jobb kedvre han
gotta ez a level, mint ami
lyenben volt.
- Hol maradt ez a leany?
- S apr6kat kacagott maga-
ban -- hanyatt esnek, ha tud-
ma, hogy nit csinalt bel6lem.
Azzal azon melegeben iro-
asztalahoz tilt S szeles joked-
veben ICY valaszolt huganak:
Dear Agnes! Igaz, hogy egy
honap ota nem irtam neked,
de az mar mem igaz, hogy
mem csinaltam semmit. Bar
egyel6re, bevallom, csak ma
gamnak dolgoztam. Am koz-
vetve az is a te javadra fog
szolgalni. Mert ha ait aka
rod, hogy levegyem labarol a
te szeles talpu Toncsidat, elo-
szor magamnak kell megizmo
sodnon... Izmosodom is SEE
pecsken. Agyon nyerem maga-
mat a kartyan, csupa szamar-
raj jatszom. Kifizettem min
den Acknowledgement es
1combon l6ttem .egy barato-
mat. A minisztereket is keZe-
lem: megcirogatom a kepiket,
de hatulrol csipek rajtuk. Ez
kitiino metodus, a szamar is
megno t6le.
"Kul0nben legy teljesen
nyugodt my dear love. Azert
mem megyek hozzad Dormand-
ra referalni, inert holnaputan
Balvandyhoz utazom. Penzem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02

OoA1Ac%Aoe@oo. ~sAAAASAAo SoA
naltathatsz csak rantott csir-
ket ne, inert att6l utaltam
meg a nyarat falun.
- Hahaha, hihihu, - kaca-
gott Balvandy, - ne fell, fa-
tanyerost fogsz kapni kaposzta
bOrral.
- No ARA kivancsi vagyok:
a kaposztaborra.
- Az igen kitiin6, - alli-
totta Balvandy es ait is meg
magyarazta, hogy miert oily
kitino.
Mines olyan erdelyi ur, meg
ha fejedelmi sarj is, aki ne
ertene a konyhamiveszethez.
Grof T. ~ valosagos etel-
k0lto, olyan eteleket kompo-
nal, amiket senki Sc tud meg
csinalni az 8 szakacsan Xviii.
A sneffet peldaul ugy sutteti
meg, hogy belevarratja egy
kappanba, a kappant egy
pulykaba, a pulykat vegre egy
borjuba. Tehat alapjaban We
We mem is sill a sneff es me-
gis megsil. Ebben van a vice.
Kar, hogy koltseges egy XII
csit.
De volt invencioja Balvandy-
max is. o is szerkesztett mem
egy etelkoltemenyt. Ilyen volt
a rakpastetom irosvajas-tesz-
taban es az uborkaval meg
spekelt urugerinc, tarkonyece-
tes leben.
Muki mar ismerte az etele-
ket. Mem felejtkezett meg
roluk.
- Mikor csinaltatsz egyszer
ecetes urut? - kerdezte a gaz-
dajat.
- Maid holnap, - jelentet-
tie az orommel = a gyerme-
keim tiszteletere.
Muki bizony mem is tudta,
(vagy elfelejtette), hogy Bal
vandynak gyermekei vannak.
- Hat hol vannak a oyer
mekeid?
Angliaban voltak lord
Chesternel.
- Chesternel, hat mar olyan
nagyok?
Hisz beszeltem neked ro-
LUX. :. A fam huszonket ewes
a leanyom tizenkilenc; hol-
napra varom oket haza.
Orulok, hogy megismer-
kedhetem velUk
- Csak ARA kerlek - fl
gyelmeztette baratjat Toncsi
baro kisse meglapulva, - hogy
legyiink komolyabbak, ha lit
leSznek.
- Pardon, - kerte XII ma
ganak Muki a figyelmeztetest,
- csak mem gondolod, hogy
egy elokelo fatal holgy -.
- Mem a leanyom Matt,
- vagta ell a szavat Balvandy,
- az pompas egy leany, olyan
szilaj es jokedvi, hogy felma-
SILK neked az alnafara is,
hanem a fam :.
Muki elnevette ,nagat.
- Hahaha, felsz a fiadtol?
Attol tartok, hogy sza-
marnak hisz.
- Ne mOndd -.
- Becsiiletemre!
- Hat olyan?
- Olyan. Rengeteget ossze.
tanult -. Kepzelheted: papa.
szemet visel az orran, mint
egy nemet professor.
- Papaszemet, hiha!
- Papaszemet. Otszaz ewes
a nemzetsegunk, de 6 kozot
think az els6, aki papaszeme1
visel.
- Pedig, - jegyezte meg
Muki, - a hegyek k0z0tt mem
igen szokott az ember szemt
elkopni.
- Hat hol?
An Alf0ld1p 1aY,OcO,1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
OTODIK FEJEZET.

l.
Balvandy kitor6 orommel
latta maganal viszont Mukit.
Meg 0ssze is csokolozott vele.
A kis embernek mem tetszett
most ez a nagy szivesseg. Jobb
szerette volna, ha a hazigazda
valami falusi trefaval fogadja
vala, a Jozsa Gyuri vagy a
Sander Moric tempoja szerint.
Immar unta a szubtilitaso-
kat, avastag vonasokat ked-
velte meg.
A Balvandy csokjat azonban
meg sem volt szive visszauta-
sitani. 8 is cuppantott egyet,
de csak egyet, aztan valla ko-
ze csapott a baratjanak.
- Ho - szisszent ez fel, -
ne verekedjel.
Es belecsikkantott a vek-
nyaba.
Muki is felszisszent... Bonn
lottak jokedvukben, cicaztak
egymassal az elokelO urak,
akar a konflis kocsisok a STAN
don, ha nagy a hideg... Aztan
ragyujtottak egy havannara
es leiltek a parkban egy nagy
diofa ala. Nevezetes ia volt ez,
nevezetesebb, mint Ok. A
monda szerint Apafy Mihaly
uram, a fejedelem, orat javit-
gatott alatta. Bar lehet, hogy
hazudik a monda, semmi sem
biztos, csak a halal.
Mindegy, - a fo, hogy gyo-
nyoru volt a diofa es jol ter
NETT. Tele volt gyJim0lcscsel
es his arnyekot adott. De
egyeb husitokrol is CONDOS
kodott a Balvandy komornyik-
ia. Bort plantalt a ia alatti
asztalra es mindenfele kenes
es szensavas asvanyvizet:: NAL
nasit, paradit, suligulit.
- Minek ez a luxus? -
trefalt vele Muki. Hozzon in
kabb egy palack sort.
Bodorodott az Is.
Muki egymasba fonta Gin
gar 1Abszarait, mintha uta-
nozni akarta volna az alatta
nyekeg6 fonott kertiszek still
jat es elvezte az tide hegyi le-
veg0t. Nagyokat szippantott
belole S megdicserte az illatat
TT jo dolga van a til,
d6nek, - mondotta. = De
meg is latszik rajtad, - tette
hozza. = Vajjon sokaig el,
nek-e a Balvandyak?
= Azok sokaig elnek, - va.
laszolt a hazigazda. Az
apam hatvan esztendos volt
mikor szllettem neki XII
lencvenedik eveben halt meg.
Bravo! - En- is epper
addig akarok elni. Hat te?
- En- szazig. Nekem iger
kemeny a husom. MaholnaI
otven ewes leszek es .atugron
EFT az asztalt.
- Ne bolondozzal.
- Becsiletemre!
A becsiiletszonak hinni kel
lett. Muki megirigyelte a ba
rata kemeny husat.
- Az 0rd0gbe, - szaladt k
a szajan az irigysege. - Hog!
csinaltad?
- Solid voltam es sok ha
ricska-puliszkat ettem.
- Hat az jo: a haricska
puliszka?
Meghiszem AIT. Ha aka
rod, ecsinaltatok estere. !.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
EGYLETI. KALAUZOK
Az "Aerka Magyar HrIap' aabb egyeteknek
es koroknek a hivaaos lapja
Hungarian

American Hungarian Journal official the follow
ing Hungarian Churches, Societies Clubs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
"NagyOn szeretlek,

"Nagyon szeretlek, aniert
kinyitottad a szememet. Min
den vonalon igazad volt. A
lelkem cs0ppet sem mar az
ert, inert kozak lettem... Hala-
Dol mindent megteszek az er-
de.zedben. Most mar magam
is tudok bizni a lehetetlen-
ben is.
"Addio milo amore, pa pu-
szi - a tie halas tanitvanyod,
-Muki."
"Ps. Balvandrol maid irok
neked."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-13
SENATE FIGHT
NEARS0NB BIG
RELIEF BILL
Hopkins First Witness
as Hearings on
Measure Begin

A hot Senate battle over Presi
dent Roosevelt's proposed 1,425
million dollar work relief ap
preparation in the pending first
deficiency bill got well underway
today, as q Senate appropria.
tions subcommittee started hear.
ings on the measure behind
closed doors.
Work Relief Administrator
Harry L. Hopklns-who will
handle the whole appropriation
under the bill as passed by the
HouSe-was to be the first wit.
ness. Senator Alva Adams CD
of Colorado. headed the subcom.
mittee conducting the hearings.
He predicted that the big bill
would be reported to the Senate
by next Monday.
Meanwhile, Republicans and
Democrats joined in submitting a
series Of proposals modifying the
original provisions embracing the
work relief fund.
Demand Fund Details
Republicans demanded that DR..
Rexford Guy Tugwell, head of the
Resettlement Admin istration;
Harry L. Hopkins, chief OF the
Works Progress Administration,
and Acting Budget Director Daniel
Bell appear before the committee
and explain what has been done
with the millions of dollars al.
ready appropriated for relief.
Senator Hayden CD. of Ari-
iona, offered an amendment to
allot an additional TOO million dol
lars Of the relief allowance in the
bill to the Public Works Admins
tration, thus reviving the fight
that was lost in the House.
Somewhat similar amendments
Ito take politics out of the Works
Progress Administration" were
introduced by Senators Vanden-
berg and Davis (R0, Of Pennsyl.
Vania.
The Vandenberg proposal would
require relief funds to pass
through bipartisan State boards
which would have complete power
to initiate relief.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-13
HOUSE IS FIRM
ON D. {. TAX
BOOST PLAN
Conferees Will Stand
BY Demand Despite
Expert Testimony

House conferees on the District
appropriations bill are definitely
understood to be prepared to re-
turn to the conference within the
next few days with renewed de-
mands that District taxes be in
creased.
This was learned today follow
ing q session of the House Dis
trict Subcommittee on Appro-
priations, at which L. Lawrence
Parker, Congressional tax expert,
appeared to substantiate his ar.
gument that District residents
pay higher municipal taxes than
the taxpayers Of other compare
BILE cities throughout the country.
Parker made this point when he
appeared recently before the Sen.
ate Appropriations subcommittee
on the District bill, and when the
conferees who met the Senate
group sought to suubstantiate its
argument for maintaining its con.
tribution for $500, 900 by quoting
the tax expert.
The House conferees, on the
other hand, maintained that the
Federal contribution should be
50, 700 900 and that the District tax
rate should be increased so as to
make District residents bear a
larger burden of the local expen-
ditureS.
It was because the confereeS
thus disagreed that Parker was
called before the House group to-
day.
Although Parker was in the wit
ness chair, most of the statements
that went into the record during
the hearing came from the chair.
man Of the House subcommittee,
who furiouSly combatted every ar
gument offered by Parker. Parker
would be questioned, would an
swer briefly and then the, sub
committee chairman would refute
his statement:
One member Of the House sub
committee related that, although
Parker stood by his guns firmly
throughout the session today, the
House members were not con.
WINGED and in all probability will
return to the conference as deter
mined as ever in maintaining
their position.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-13
ST0LL RANSOM
DETAILS TOLD
T0G-MEN
Persons Who Aided
Fugitive EIude
Agents Sought

LOUISVILLE. KY, May 10.
UN.S0.-Moving with the same
swift efficiency of the Omen,
Federal court machinery today
sped Thomas H. Robinson, jr., to
arrangement for the kidnapping Of
AIRS. Alice Speed Stoll and the
collection of $4,000 ransom. Rob
lnson will be arranged before
United States Judge Elwood Ham
tlton this afternoon.
The eccentric abductor, 1t was
freely predicted, will plead guilty
TO escape the death penalty.
Death on the gallows may be
the penalty under the Lind.
bergh law" for a kidnaper found
guilty of harming his victim,
Robinson already has confessed
that he struck Mrs. Stoll with q
piece of iron pipe.
Quick Sentence Due
But If Robinson makes guilty
plea, it is expected he will be
sentenced to life imprisonment
and be sent on his way to prison
by nightfall.
Judge Hamilton's custom in the
past has been to pronounce SEN
tence quickly on pleas of guilty.
If Robinson should plead insan-
tty, at least six weeks will be re-
quired before the trial could start
since another important case is
on the docket.
During a night of questioning in
the Louisville offices of the Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation, Rob
inSon admitted that he kidnapped
Mrs. Stoll, according to Federal
agents, and told in detail his
movements since the crime.
Denies WOman's Dress
However, Robinson denied that
he had dressed as a woman in
Glendale, Cal. where he was cap
tured and pointed to his feet as
corroboration. He said:
II couldn't get a wOman's
shoe on these No. IFS"
. E. j. Connolly Of the Bureau Of
Investigation said that Robinson
had told him he had made several
trips from New York to California,
once travelling across country by
air. The kidnaper had, Connolly
declared, confessed that he had
spent most Of the $4,000 ransom
money at expensive hotels and
cocktail bars.
1t was considered probable the
Federal interrogation Of the
law student and asylum inmate
concerned his protection" and
that arrests of those who aided
him in eluding the Government
agents would follow.
United States District At.
torney Bunk Gardner announced
he would demand the death pen.
atty If Robinson chose to stand
trial.
Robinson, captured in Glen.
dale, Cal, by Federal agents late
Monday, was rushed here by
plane yesterday. Although he
was armed, he offered no re.
sistance.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-13
Woman Companion
Of Robinson Hunted

GLENDALE, Cal, May 10
Q.N.S0.-Although the "big fish"
has been netted, Department of
Justice agents and police today
maintained an armed vigilance
about the love nest here where
Thomas H. Robinson, jr., accused
kidnaper of Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll,
was captured.
It was known plane was being
held in readiness in case any
further arrests should be made.
Despite the fact the 29-year-oId
kidnap suspect has been termed a
clone wolf" search for smaller
fry" continued here.
One of these is a woman known
TO have been living with Robin.
son at the time of his capture.
After surprising the desperate in
his bungalow, investigators dis
covered in veritable arsenal,
articles of feminine clothing too
small to have been used by Robin.
son. One Oman said:
1--WE know who the woman IL
and can pick her up any time
we think 1t necessary"
Meanwhile a move. was under.
way here to secure payment of
the $500 reward to Lynn Allen.
young drug store clerk.
1t was Allen who spotted Rob-
inson when he came into his
store early last month clad in
Women'S clothes.
The clerk positively identified
Robinson from photographs and
gave Omen the information
which led to his capture.
A curious angle was injected
into the case here when attaches
at the Federal Building reported
a man answering RobinSon's de-
scription came to them a week
ago stating he wanted ito give
himself up"
The attendants said they d.
rected him to the Department of
Justice, but Omen said he never
reached there.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-13
RED CHARGES
FILED AGAINST
PROFESSOR
Northwestern Probes
Accusations Made
BY Students

CHICAGO, May 10 ON.S).
Charges by students that Russell
Dick, 37-year-old instructor in
French at Northwestern Uni
versity. habitually criticized the
American Government, religion
and marriage during his classes
were being investigated by uni.
versity officials today.
Their instruction in French Ii
frequently halted, the students
charged, for presentation by the
instructor Of his red political and
social philosophy.
Notes Presented
Students presented classroom
notes to uphold their charges.
Some of the teachers noted quo
tations during the course Of the
classroom work in French were:
"Any person who had mot
been influenced by priests or
ministers would not believe I'm
God as q supernatural being"
"Our SO-caIled democratic
government will collapse when
the people wake up."
Conception of honor in CAPT
talism Is purely q class cOncep-
ton. It does not apply outside
the capitaliStic ranks"
VIEWS ABOUT GOD
"Any intelligent person today
knows there Is no such thing
as a supernatural God"
when and If the revolution
comes, a monument will be
erected to the Haymarket
rioters"
Students said that Prof. Dick
excused his classes on May. /,
announcing that he was going to
march in the May Day parade.
He urged them. the students said,
to march in the parade Of the
American Students Union.
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A prowIer who last night led
nearly so policemen a wild chase
through a downtown hotel was be-
lieved still to be hiding in the
hotel. Although police have aban-
doned the search, all rooms are
being watched.
Jack Odin, a salesman, heard a
key turn in his fifth.floor room
and went to see who it was.
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When he opened the door, a
middle-aged man drew gun on
him. Odin called Louis Edwards,
a house detective and son Of In
spector L. I. H. Edwards, assistant
superintendent of police. and a
wild chase ensued.
Equipped with tear gas, detec-
tives search from basement to the
top floor for about two hours be.
fore the hunt was abandoned.
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Blind Man Yields Cane

BOSTON, May 13.-Police re-
ceived a report that there was
disturbance in a variety store.
Three cruising cars sped to the
scene. They found a man being
dubbed with a cane welded by
blind man. No arrests were made
but the blind man was repri-
Hnanded.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-13
Postmaster Dies
CASTING His Vote

WORTHINGTON. Ohio, May
13.-Postmaster George w.
johnson entered his home pre-
cinct to vote. Just as he prepared
to cast his ballot. he fell dead, vic
tim Of a heart attack.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-13
Civil War Invalid
Dead at 95 Years

WILLIAMSBURG, Mass, May
13.-Lester B. Cross died here yes
terday at the age of 95. During
the civil war Army surgeons re-
jected him for service because of
frail health.
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Treasury Condition

International News Service
Treasury balance as Of May II,
$4,000, TAG, 221 90: internal revenue,
Sc 1888. 840.75; customs receipts,
Sill .962. 1864.
Evening star., 1936-09-17
MAJ, and Money
Vanish as Family
attends Funeral
Wido,o Says Farm Hand
Had Been Left Home
to Look After Child.
I.Y the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
PRINCESS ANNE, Nd, September
17.-Mrs. Frank T. Greenwood. ell
derly widow, asked officers today to
help locate Theodore Mitchell, o.
year-old farm hand, whom she ac-
cused of making of with $3.50 while
members of the family attended a
funeral.
Mrs. Greenwood reported that
Mitchell, employed by her for two
years, had been left. at the home to
care for q small child. When men,
bers of the family returned from the
funeral at Princess Anne. she said,
they found the child safe, but Mitchell
and the money missing.
Mitchell was said to have obtained
employment here through Salvation
Army mission in New York. He was