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The Washington times., 1936-11-26

"Ideas-what do you mean?"
"Oh, I don't know-What DO
those young radicals mean? So
cialist clubs and wild talk"
SOCIALIST clubs?"
Eyes, Grandfather Failey would
turn over in his grave, wouldn't
he? So you see you aren't the
only one with troubles, Evelyn"
Maybe I'm not" Evelyn said.
She went home, pleasingly i'm
portant. She wasn't the only one
with troubles. Caroline-Caroline
who had been so Superlor-Caro'
line had them. too.
Jan-good little Jan who never
caused her any worry, and was
going to marry Lowell Kramer
heaven only knew why-was
tucked in a corner of the chester.
field with a half lemon and her
history, when Evelyn limped up
the stairs
"Whew, I'm tired. Those hills.
And these stairs. Look at my
stocking. Clear through. I'm going
to have to buy some new ones.
though how it's going to be done, I
don't know. 1t makes me nervous
Just to watch you suck on that
lemon, without any sugar on 1t,
ugh! Anybody call or phone or
anything?"
"Just Dorathea. She said they'd
drop in after dinner, so I said
they'd better come for dinner.
That was right, wasn't it? There's
enough meat loaf for four"
"Oh-did you? Well, we can
manage. did think it would do
for tomorrow, too, but never mind,
it's all right. Maybe therell be
some left anyway. What else did
she say?"
Nothing"
mo, I suppose not. She never
did tell me anything, so I don't
know why she should start now,
though will say she's been little
more talkative since she got mar
ried. Jan! Jan! What's this about
Ards and socialism,"
why, 1 don't know, mother,
except that she belongs to a club.
Kenny Brush and some of the uni
versity boys she goes with belong.
Why?"
"Oh-So there's boy in It'll"
"Why, shouldn't there be?"
Goodness, how should I know? ?
Funny, though. Do the other girls
at Mrs. Carver's go in for that?"
What, mother?"
Socialism! Goodness! You and
Dorathea seem smart enough
when you're talking to each other,
but when I ask either one of you
question you act as if you didn't
understand the English language"
"Oh, you mean do Miss Carver's
girls belong to the club? I don't
know. Maybe some of them do.
But Ardis' friends are nearly all
university people. you know"
Evelyn went down the hall to
her room, to change her dress,
the too-tight pumps in her hand,
"Well, you keep away from
them, that's all. I don't want you
mixed up in anything like that.
I've got troubles ENOUGH"
The Washington times., 1936-11-26
NOW READ ON
Rv HAZEI, LIVINGSTON

Peter thinks Ards ought to be in the Junior league
and the belle of every baust because she's his girl But
we've never really accepted We only got askd the
big parties they everyone Don't you think suffered
too trying put up front in that big barracks OF house.
and having Ards slowly dropped out? And now-at
least yours haven't IDEAS like she has!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-20

Spring weight fabrics and
patterns with pleated fronts,
full ,llegiate bottoms and
side t; ;. Tans, brown, grays
and Dlue grays. Full-cut.
with sturdy seams. Sizes s
to IS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-20
INTEREST HIGH
IN HOME SHOW,
DIRECTOR SAYS
Many Local Men Plan Visit
10 Similar Exhibition
at Milwaukee.

Encouraged today by the cooper
alton of manufacturers distributors
and dealers, j. Frank Cantwell, di-
rector of the Indianapolis Home
Show. stated that many local ex-
hibi,crs are planning to visit the
Milwaukee Home Show this week
Mr.. CantWell, who returned re-
Gently from Milwaukee, announced
that the careful preparation and
study shown in the displays there
indicated the character of the In
dianapolis show as well. Simplicity
and good design, he stated, are
common to both.
Tho Indianapolis Show, to open
April 16, is to have what Ted c.
Brown, president of the organiza-
ton, says is the most pretentious
model nome ever built for the ex-
hibition, Erection of displays is to
start on the grounds at the Manu-
facturers Building March 30.
Mr.. Cantwell is in close contact
with the building industry and feels
the coming season is certain to
bring results in that field through
the added interest created by the
Home Show.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-20
HABEAS WRIT PETITION
DISMISSED BY COURT
Suspects in Stabbing Ask Action
After Bond Is Lowered.

A petition for a writ of habeas
corpus in behalf of two men arrest
ed in connection with the stabbing
of Mrs. Flora Jarvis Blakeiy in an
apartment at 826 N. New Jersey-st,
was dismissed By Superior Judge
Joseph T. Marley today.
The men, Paul Blakely, 81, of 721
Harrison-st, and Howard Ray, 80, of
1888 Broadway, were arrested on
vagrancy charges when they took
Mrs Blakely to physicians Office.
When the bond was reduced from
$4,000 to $1,000, the men obtained
their liberty and asked that the
petition be dismissed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-20
BANKER ACCUSED IN
DETROIT FUND LOOTING
James O'Shea Charged With Aiding
Harry Tyler in Plot.

By OHttcd Press
DETROIT, March 20-James j
O'Shea, vice president of the Ma
tional Bank Of Detroit, was lo0geo
in Milan Federal detention farm
today, charged with aiding Harry
M. Tyler, assistant city budget di-
rector, in misapplying $4,000 IN
City funds.
O'Shea, Federal officers charged
aided and abetted Tyler by putting
his 20. K" on checks withdrawn
from city trust accounts deposited
at the bank.
HIS arrest followed the restitu-
tion of $130,000 in cash and stocks
which had been secreted in a safe
deposit box in the name of a third
party.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-20
SEEK % SEWER LIDS
STOLEN FROM INLETS
Thieves Apparently Mean to Sell
Pieces for Junk.

Claude E.. Shower, street commits
sioner, and police searched today
for thieves who have stolen % sewer
inlet lids on White River blvd, be-
tween Morris and Raymond-sts.
These lids cost SO each, he said,
and persons who took them appar-
emily intend to break them and sell
the pieces for junk. Street depart
ment employees discovered the lids
were missing Wednesday night.
A similar wave of theftS last
spring was halted by an investiga-
ton launched by Mr.. Shower and
the police.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-20
WALKERS ATTEMPT TO
ADOPT INFANT FAILS
Chicago Home Hats Proceeding
and Blames Publicity.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, March 20.-Starry-
eyed Mary Patricia greeted the
dawn today with a hungry wall and
practically no chance of ever call
ing Jimmy Walker her Daddy"
Front-page fanfare such as &C
companied the dapper Walkers
reign as New York Mayor spoiled his
plans to supply home for little
Mary Patricia, five months old and
now a guest at the Evanston Cradle
Society Home.
"As result of the publicity which
the Cradle Society deplores, it is
deemed advisable that Mr.. and Mrs.
James Walker discontinue the adop-
ton proceedings" declared Mrs.
William B. Walrath, manager of
the home which has supplied foster
children for many famous couples.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-20
Fuel Tax Law Held Illegal

SIOUX CITY, Ia, March %
Iowas motor fuel tax law, imposing
levy of 3 cents per gallon on gaso-
line, was held unconstitutional to-
day in ruling handed down by
District Judge F. H. Rice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-20
FOUNDING MARKED BY
EXCHANGE CLUB HERE
Two Past National Presidents Speak
at Luncheon Session.

The Exchange Club marked the
founding of its national organiza-
ton 25 years ago in Detroit this
afternoon at luncheon in the
Washington.
Speakers were Guy Jeffries and
Bert Beasley, both past national
presidents, and E. R. Bertsch, presi-
dent of the local chapter. The local
club was organized in 1919.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20
A JEFFERSONIAN
DEMOKRATAKNAK

nevezett csoport megkezdte
allamonkent a szervezkedest,
ami eddig ugyan csak AIT je-
lenti, hogy f6hadiszallas sokat
iit0ttek fel, irodakat nyitottak
XII. Hogy XII financirozza eze-
ket az irodanyitasokat, az
mem lehet ketseges. Akiknek
erdekeben all, hogy a demok-
rata sorokat megbontsak. De
a t0megeket meg ezutan kel-
lene a vezereknek toborozni.
Ez mar nehezebb dolog, mint
irodakat kinyitni.
Meg lehet allapitani, hogy
ebben a csoportban csupa
olyan urak szerepelnek, akik-
mex mar letiint politikai csil-
laguk, akik mar kimentek di-
vatbol es akiknek szamara
mar alig van visszateres. Akik-
mex belle kell nyugodni, hogy
annak a maradi politikanak,
melyet Ok vallanak, mar ell
mutt az ideje.'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20

renitik a valasztokat a re-
publikanus part kortesei. AIT
allitjak, hogy ha a new deal
politikaja marad tovabbra is
ervenyben, olyan 6riletes ado
emelesek kovetkeznek, ami
lyenekbe tonkremegy az iizlet.
Ere a remhirre felelt ennek
az orszagnak a penzugymi-
nisztere, amikor hivatalos nyi-
latkozatot adott XII, hogy min
csen szukseg Sc vi adok beve-
zetesere, Sc a regi adok eme-
lesere, inert az iizlet javulas
k0vetkezteben a mai adokbol
fedezni tudjak a kiadasokat.
A penziigyminiszter nyilat-
kozata utan alig lesz ebben az
orszagban valaki, aki elhigyje
maid az adoemeles es az vi
adok bevezetesenek remmese-
i6f
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20

varosba, Batesvillere vasarol-
nj, de barmennyire igyekezett
is mem tudott t0bbet elkol
teni, mint IS dollart.
Vett egy hasznalt k0rhintat
(merry-go round) es azzal ell.
kezdte a kornyek piknikjeit
osszejoveteleit jarni.
A vallalkozas j6l ment
mostanaban Arkansasban sok
politikai piknik is van. Mr.
Marlin jol keresett.
Washingtonban azonban
raj0ttek a tevedesre es utasi.
tottak a maxvillei megbizot-
tat, hogy szerezze vissza Mr..
Marlintol a 200 dollart.
Macy volt a csodalkozasa,
amikor megmondtak neki,
hogy a Townsend plan meg
mindig csak terv es a 200
dollar tevedesb6l erkezett
hozza.
K0sz0nettel visszafizette,
inert az6ta mar t0bet is ke-
resett a merry-go-rounddal,
mint ez a summa.
Olyan jol megy az iizlet,
hogy mar egy mask korhin-
tat is akar venni es abba
akarja hagyni a farmereske-
dest es minden idejet a szo-
rakozasi uzletben akarja ell
t0lteni.
Icy jutott Mr.. Marlin We
letlenul ,egeszen jo kenyer-
keresethez.
A kormany mint farmert
akarta labraallitani es 8
ahelyett egy egeszen vi liz
letagat ismert meg es oft
jobban boldogul, mint a regi
mestersegeben.
Persze, a republicans Ia
pok sietnek ramutatni, hogy
ime az uj deal, mint gazdal-
kodik a penzzel, hogy ket-
seer is kifizetnek egy tetelt,
mintha a republicans ad-
minisztraci6 alatt a tevedes XII
lett volna zarva.
Es a vegen mindegy: me-
lyik mestersegben ALT talpra
Marlin.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20
VELETL E N SEC

Neha erdekes, neha csoda-
latos dolgok t0rtennek velet-
lenseg kovetkezteben.
George E. Marlin, Maxville,
Ark, nagyon szegeny farmer
is veletlensegnek koszonheti,
hogy megsziint hazaban a
nyomorusag, nelkulozes.
A szegeny ember teljesen
lie volt torve es mar csak a
remenye volt, hogy Townsend
keresztul viszi a ketszaz dol
laros nyugdij tervet es akkor
lesz mibol elnie.
De a Townsend mozgalom
mem hozta meg a ketszaz dol
laros nyugdijat, ICY ARA gon-
dolt, hogy mas uton kell a
helyzeten javitani.
A faluban miikodott a kor-
many Resettlement adminisz-
traciojanak kirendeltsege es
elment oda, hogy segitseget
kerjen.
Egg par oszvert kert, hogy
farmjat mivelni tudja.
A Resettlement adminisz-
tracionnal fel is vettek az
iigyet es hamarosan meg is
kapta a par oszvert.
Egy sep napon csekket
hozott a posta Mr.. Marlinnak,
amely 200 dollarrol szolt.
9 mem nagyon ismer0s az
elet dolgaival, csak ait latta,
hogy a csekk Westinghouse
jott es inert 8 oman mem
vart csekket, ait hitte, a
Townsend mozgalom jart 81
kerrel es elkiildtek neki is az
els6 havi 200 dollar nyug-
dijat.
A csekket tevedesbol a
Resettlement Administration
kuldte hozza ahelvett hogy a
kirendltseghez kiildte volna az
Oszverek aranak fedezesere.
A boldog ember ait tudta,
lnogy Townsend elmelete
szerint az egesz ketszaz dol
lart egy honap alatt kell ell
kolteni es ICY 6 is igyekezett
a penz kiadassal.
Elment a legk0zelebbi kis
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20

tamogatja, gyllest Etartott a.
multi heten. ySs <g,
Nagyfontossagu volt ez q
gytiles, rnely ITALIAN egeszen, vi
iranyt fog szabni a j0v6 poll
tikajanak. .s...,
A gytilesen resztvevok ell
hataroztak, hogy bar ezen q
valasztason feltetleniil es min
den erejtikkel Rooseveltet ta-
mogatjak, a valasztas utan -
ha sziikseget latjak - lefek-
tetik annak a partnak az alap-.
jait, mely a jov6ben a mum
kassag partja lesz.
Ebben az orszagban eddig
mem hasznaltak XII AIT a ha-
talmas er6t, arnit a szervezett
munkassag jelent. Az ameri-
kai munkassal el tudtak hi
tetni, hogy nincsen sziiksege
partra, hogy haladhat a leg
konzervativabb partial, mely
a t6kesek erdekeit kepviselte.
Ezen valasztason vesznek
reszt egyes munkasszervezetek
testiiletileg egy- egy part je-
l0ltie mellett.
(Folytatas az SILK oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20
A REPUBLIKANUS PART

mar nagyban kampanyol.
Egyreszt az ambiciozus John
Hamilton szonokolt Nyugaton,
masreszr6l pedig Frank Knox
az alelnokjel0lt jarja Del-Ke-
letet. Mas valasztasok alkal-
naval az aleln0kjel0ltek mem
sokat szerepelnek a hadjarat
folyaman, ebben a harcban
azonban nagy sziiksege van a
partnak Knox sz6noki keszse-
gere. Landon a bemutatkoz6
beszedjevel alaposan megbu-
kott - a legorthod doxabb re-
publikanus lapok is kenytele-
mex voltak ezt beismerni - es
nyilvanval6 lett, hogy Landon
szonoklataitol mem sok sikert
varhatnak. Exert fog ebben a
harcban sokkal t0bbet beszel-
nj Knox, mint Landon.
Huntington, w. Va.-ban
nyitotta meg az ugynevezett
Macy" beszedenek sorat. Az
mar termeszetes, hogy az ell
lenpartot az ellenfelet, Roose-
veltet k0nnyelmii penzsz6ras-
sal, amateurseggel es a j6 Is
ten tudja meg mivel nem va
doljak.
Ebben a beszedben cSak az
volt vi, hogy Knox ur beje-
lentette, hogy 6 mar megtalal-
ia a m6djat, hogy kell az
amerikai munkast reszeltetni
a javakban. Hogan kell a
share-the-wealth mozgalmat
realizalni. Ugy,shogy az anne
rikai munkasnak reszt kell
ADM az ipar tulajdonjoga
Massz6val reszvenyeket kell a
munkasokkal v&sAroltatni a
munkahe helyeiken.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20
H f tt s = r NJ L r

binson j0tt be nagy gy6zelem-
mel, Missouriban, L. c.,
Stark lett a kormanyz6je
aki szinten a New Deal poll
tikajat vallia.
Az el6valasztasokon leadott
szavazatok AIT mutatjak, hogy
a demokrata part a legt0bb
allamban tartja a frontot Is
szavaz6ik szama mem sok he
lyen cSOkkent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20
TdiroRGf'! rdXSd9ESM 4 !.

jelentette XII Roosevelt pen
teken este radio beszedjei k0z-
ben es ezt orommel hallotta
ennek az orszagnak nepe.
Roosevelt a vilagnak szant
radio beszedeben ramutatott
ARA a veszedelemre, mely az
emberiseget kerilgeti: egy vi,
ITALIAN meg nagyobb vilagha-
boru alakjaban.
J6 tudnunk, hogy olyan en-
ber i'll az Egyesiilt Allamok
eln0ki szekeben, aki gyul0li a
haborut es f6leg, aki a beket
el6nyben reszesiti a minden-
hato profittal szemben.
Jo tudni AIT, hogy mig
Europaban mar-mar az anya-
kat is ARA oktatjak, haboru
eseten, mint kell babyjeiket
gaztamadasok el6l menteni,
addig a mi eln0kiink a beke
hivenek vallja magat.
Europa allamf6i ugyan szin-
ten hangoztatjak bekevagyu-
kat, kozben azonban olyan
6riiletesen fegyverkeztetik .or-
szagaikat, hogy a Macy YER
seny vege el6bb-utobb haboru
leSZ.
Europaban egymas gyilko-
lasara kesziilnek a Szomsze-
dok, egymas gyil0letere ta-
nitjak a felnov6 nemzedeket:
szomszedos nepek, akiknek
erdekeik k0z0sek, egymast
megfojtanak, addig eln0ktnk
a jo szomszedi viszony null
hatatlan fenntartasat tiizte
XII celjaul.
Jo lenne, ha Europaban fell
figyeltek volna ere a beszed-
re. Ha annak nemely pontjait
adoptalnak az europai allan
fox is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20
ES 10 LENNE.

ha megfogadnak AIT is Eu-
ropaban, amit Roosevelt ajan-
lott, hogy ha szerzodeseket
kotnek, azokat tartsak is tisz-
teletben. Tudjuk, hogy ma
Europa nepei kotnek ugyan
egymassal szerzodeseket, de a
legtobb mem egyeb, mint irott
malaszt, amt mem tartanak
be. Ha betartanak, ITALIAN ke-
vesbe fegyverkeznenek, ITALIAN
kevesbe oltanak be a nepekbe
az egymas elleni gyuloletet.
A megszegett szerzodes:
mindig haboru es amikor a
nemzeteknek a szerz0desek
szentseget ajanlotta figyelme-
be, voltakeppen a haboru ell
haritasat lebegtette meg sze-
meirlk elOtt.
Europa egen nagyon s0tet
fellegek jarnak. Olyanfajtak,
mint 1914 nyaran jartak. Az
ert volt id6szeru a chautau-
quai beszed, melynek ebben az
orszagban is szeles visszhang-
ia tamadt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20
A MUNKABEREK

mem olyanok, hogy a mum
kasok mai kereseteb6l resz-
venyvasarlasra jutna, 0riilne-
mex a munkasok, ha annyit
tudnak keresni, hogy leg
szuksegesebb kiadasaikon fe-
lJl narration valami ad6ssa-
gaik t0rlesztesere is.
West Virginiaban rossz he
lyen fedezte fel a share-the-
wealth mozgalom megoldasat
reszvenyvasarlas alakjaban,
inert ITALIAN egy allamban Sc
szegenyedtek el annyira a
munkasok - akiknek igen
nagyresze banyasz mint
eppen ebben az allamban. OFT
meg nagyon sokaig kellene'
jol keresni a munkasoknak
ahhoz, hogy reszvenyeket tud-
janak vasarolni.
OFT tehat igen sok lido mul-
ma el addig, mig a munkasok
a javak reszeseive valhatnak.
Es West Virginiat azert is
rosszul valasztotta XII Knox a
demokrata uralom feketere
valo festesere, inert ha vala-
hol, ebben az allamban tud-
jak legjobban, milyen valto-
East hozott a new deal. Ker-
dezze csak meg azokat, akik
oft laknak.
Partjabeliek a megmondha-
toi, milyen volt az amerikai
szabadsag a munkas szamara
az allamban. Partjabeliek vol
tax azok, akik a most any
nyit emlegetett amerikai sza-
badsag nagyobb dics6segere
abban az allamban olyan al
lapotokat teremtettek, mintha
West Virginia mem is az Egye-
silt Allamokban, de valahol a
regi carl Oroszorszagban lett
volna.
Ha valahol mem akarjak
vissza a regi allapotokat -
ami egyet jelent a republika-
nus part uralmaval - akkor
abban az allamban, ahol Knox
felfedezte a share-the-wealth
mozgalom realizalasat, bizto-
san mem akarjak; csakis azok,
akiknek az j6letet jelentett. A
t6kesek es azok k0zvetlen
csatlosai. De a szavazok t0bb-
sege, a dolgozo nep West Vir-
giniaban mem akar t0bbe til
toparancsok k0z0tt elni. OFT
AIT akarjak, hogy szabadon
mehessen minden ember alb
ban az allamban, ami mem
volt lehetseges a republicans
uralom alatt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20

Father Coughlin szerveze-
tenek konvenci6ja el6tt XII
silt, hogy a harcos katholikus
pap mem olyan korlatlan ur a
Unionban, mint 8 gondolta.
Hogy a tagok k0z0tt akadnak
olyanok is, akik gondolk lkoznak
es akik mem mindenben erte-
mex egyet Fr. Coughlinnal.
Volt egy csoport, mely a
leghatarozottab ellenezte,
hogy FIR. Coughlin becsatla-
koztassa a Uniont a harmadik
parthoz. Egy mask pedig az
ellen kelt XII erelyesen, hogy
DR.. Townsend Is Rev. Smith
sz6t kapjanak a konvenci6 TO-
lyaman.
A DR.. Townsend es Rev.
Smith sz6noklatanak iigyet
ugy oldottak meg, hogy akkor
kaptak sz6t, amikor mar q
konvenci6 lie volt targyalva, q
harmadik part indorszalasat
pedig a konvenci6 megsza-
vazta.
HOLT SENATOR
a fatal west virginia. SEE
nAtor volt a konvenci6 disz-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20

sz6noka. ct, mint a Roosevelt
adminisztraci6 Macy ellenseget
leptettek fel IS Holt szenator
liferalta is, arnit t6le vartak.
Szidta a new dealt, melynek
reven bel6le szenator lehetett
es kifogasolta a segelyezes
iigyet, a WPA adminisztraci6t
aminek okAt ismerjiik. Mem
neveztek XII a szenator batyjat
olyan dzsabba, mint szerette
volna. Es dorgott Holt jobbra
es balra a k0zszolgalati ize-
mex ellen is, csakhogy mem
hisz ma mar a fatal szenator
6szintesegeben senki Sc. F6leg
azok mem, akik hittek benne,
akik szenatort csinaltak be-
lole. West Virginia banyaszai.
Akik penzt is aldoztak, hogy
ebb6l az emberbol szenator le-
gyen es aki ait ugy halalta
meg a banyaszoknak, hogy a
Guffey billt leszurta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20
AZ ELMULT HET

masodik felet Roosevelt az
zal tolt0tte, hogy meglatogat-
ia Pennsylvaniaban es New
York allamban az arviz sui
tott videkeket es k0zben be-
ugrott Clevelandba is a XII
allitast megtekinteni.
Meg a republicans part Sc
allithatja, hogy Roosevelt EFT
az utat politizalasra hasznalta
volna fel. Meg a latszatat is
keriilte annak, hogy ennek az
utjanak valami k0ze lett vol
ma a politikahoz.
A k0vetkez6 hetet meg pi-
henessel t0lti, aztan megkezdi
k0rutjat a szarazsag sujtotta
videken, ahol mar el6tte iart
Landon valasztasanak vezer-
kari f6n0ke, John Hamilton.
A DEMOKRATA PARTNAK
bronze volt az elmult heten,
inert az el6valasztasok soran
az allamok legt0bbjeben azok
q demokrata jel0ltek futottak
be q part jel0ltjeikent, adk
k0zel allnak a kormanyzathoz.
Arkansasban Joseph T. Ro-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20

Ezt ugyan mem Knox ur ta-
lalta fel, inert ezt mar egyes
vallalatok regena gyakoroljak
- eliik0n a United Steellel -
de Knox ur AIT mem mondta
meg, hol vegyek q munkasok
a penzt, amivel a reszvenyeket
vasaroljak?
The Washington times., 1936-07-18
Banks Lose TAYLOR

Robert Taylor was considering
business administration or bank
ing as a career, when a talent
scout saw him in a college per
Torrance of Journeys End" and
offered him q screen test.
The Washington times., 1936-07-18
CONTINUED from Page ~

VNUubA1luCU ~
than the average for the five years
before the war. it was 3.3 cents
higher than in 1885.
.. Potatoes, at $1.36 a bushel, were
"a cents a bushel above the 1885
price and 81 cents above the pre-
war average.
Beef cattle were lower by 60
cents a hundred pounds than in
1885, but IS cents a hundred
higher than before the war.
Hogs, at 1891 a hundred pounds
were SITS higher than following
the 1884 drought, and S1.69 higher
than the pre-war average.
Eggs Lower
Chickens were quoted cents a
pound higher than the pre-war
average, and O.8 cents higher than
after the 1884 drought. Eggs were
quoted at 2 cents a dozen lower
than the 1885 and the pre-wal
average, but butter was ono to one
and one-haIf cents a pound higher
Veal is SO cents a hundred
higher than after the '34 drought
and II cents higher than at pre-
war prices. Lambs are $1.81
hundred higher than after the
1884 drought, and $2.46 above the
pre-War average.
The Washington times., 1936-07-18
WESTBR00K
ON PROGRAM

Johnny Westbrook and his
string entertainers will present a
program of popular music as one
Of the novelty attractions Of sum,
mer festival series of the Com.
munity Center at the Sylvan The.
alter on the Monument Grounds
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
WeStbrook, radio star, will be
assisted by Eddie Birthstone, Span.
ish guitarist, and Oscar Enright, q
ukulele player.
Also included on the program
will be a concert ~ the Washing.
ton Civic Orchestra, Gilbert and
Sullivan's Trial by Jury" per
formed by the EStelle Wentworth
Opera Group, and the enactment
Of the first act of Tanning of the
Shrew," with Hester Walker Beall,
Clarence w. Moore and Forney
Reese in the cast.
The Washington times., 1936-07-18
Canada Basin Breeze
CooIs Stricken Area

CHICAGO, July 10 Q.N.S0.
The i'll winds from the Mackenzie
River basin of Canada that spread
Sub-zero temperatures and misery
and death over the Middle West
a, few months ago came to the
rescue of the sun-Stricken drought
area today.
A wave of cool air is pushing
southwark from the Mackenzie
basin, Government ForecaSter j.
r. Lloyd said, and is expected to
reach the Dakotas and Minnesota
by tomorrow, and Nebraska and
Iowa by Monday.
Lloyd predicted:
81 think it will bring with it
enough rain to give substan-