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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-04-03

first voters assuming the party aIle-'
giances Of their fathers which has pre-
vailed in the United States for so long.
But youth of 1896 is going to vote with
q mind Of its own.
There are obvious reasons for this.
Times have changed. The party now in
power is not the Democratic party as
the fathers Of these young men and
women knew it. 1t has transcribed old
party boundaries in a number of ways.
1t Is reasonable to suppose that good
share of the youths who might have
cast their vote for an old guard Demo
cratic candidate will vote Republican
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-04-03
Cardui Helps When Nerves
Seem "On Edge'' Every Month

Women who find themselves in
painful, nervous fix, suffering every
month, may have some functional
trouble which Cardui should benefit.
"At times, / felt like I must scream if
door slammed or there was an unusual
noise," writes Mrs. P. A. Odum, Of Haines
City, Fla. II did not feel like doing my
housework, and as I had other work be-
sides, felt more like lying down. A friend
did. After my first bottle, felt much bet
ter. I continued taking it until / had
taken six or seven bottles. By this time I
was SO much improved was able to leave
it off,
If not benefited by Cardui, consult
physician. l.- -.sra
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-04-03

revealing that the 1885 "crime age"
was nineteen years, the United States
bureau of investigation declared that
most criminal youths committed their
crimes because they were in need OF
something and were not able to earn
enough money to obtain it honestly.
Social forces and agencies are not
apathetic to the crisis that youth
faces. Indeed several movements are
well under way to arrive at solution
of the problem. Universities, private
business and government are all in the
battle, and among the leaders are such
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-04-03

and his National Youth Administration,
with its four-fold purposes:
I. To find employment in private in
dustry for unemployed youth.
2. To train and refrain for industrial,
technical and professional opportuni.
ties.
8. To provide for continuing at
tendance at high school and college.
a. To provide work-relief projects
designed to meet the needs Of youth.
Meanwhile the criminal-youth prob
lem is with us, and while social forces
are completing the job of finding EN-
ployment for idle youth. immediate re-
forms along certain lines could be Of
assistance. IL, s..
q western Newspaper Union
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-04-03

DR.. Pierce's Pellets are best for liver,
bowels and stomach. One little Pellet for
a laxative-three for a cathartic.-Adv.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-04-03
True Proof

True Proof
Indifference is the proof and the
only proof when man says he isn't
interested in feminine company.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-04-03

of American youth.
Since the Roosevelt landslide of 1892 eight million boys
girls and eligible This vast
first makes block of votes greater than the pur
atty by which Roosevelt defeated Hoover.
Ordinarily the vote of these young people for candidate the
could certain because the custom
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-04-03
By WILLIAM C. UTLEY

wv 7ITH of the spirited presidential elections of mar
years in prospect for this coming November both maj
wv parties recognizing before the political mpo
lance of American youth.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-04-03
Plaguely Blush

Plaguely Blush
A man who bushes easily can see
nothing admirable or winsome in a
maidenly blush. He knows how
plaguey the phenomenon Is.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-04-03

FLORESTON SHAMPOO - Ideal for use in
connectionwith ParSer's Hair Balsam. Makes the
hair soft and fluffy. so cents by mail or at drug
gists. Hiscox Chemical Works, Patchogue, N. Y.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-04-03
Table for Two
BY SIDDlE JOE JOHNSON
q Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
WNU Service.

TWO cups, two plates, two saucers.
Il Molly set the table mechanically.
Chiseler watched her mockingly out Of
hic 1ittIa ovao
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-02
SSov Rv HAL COCHRAN

Wee Coppy padded on till he was just as tired as he could be. The old prospector noticed this and said, "You'd better rest
 Let someone take your place awhile" "Okay." said Coppy, with smile. "I'd like to keep right on, but I am sure & switch is best"
 "Ill take 8 turn" cried Scouty. "T will make the water whiz right by" Then, as he started moving, the old man exclaimed, "Sit still"
 Don't try to switch round in this boat, if you want 1t to stay afloat. As sure as you stand up, young man, you're going to take a spill"
 "He's right" said Dotty. T have learned that lots of small canoes have turned right over, through somebody standing up, or moving round.
 "All Coppy really needs to do is hand the paddle back to you. Then you can do the work, and we will all be safe and sound"
 This plan worked out all right
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-02
neMrss w GEORGE SCARED

and so, soon scouty shouted, "oA we go" The boat began to whi3 once more, and everyone felt fine
 Wee Duncy, sitting in the sterns cried, Hey, lads, when 1t comes my turn, just let me know. Right now I'm fishing. just found . line."
 The Tinies watched him for ( spell, and then they heard him loudly yell, T have a bitel Oh., goodness, me, what am going tQ| do?"
 Wee Goldy answered, with \ grin, You hooked the fish, so pull it in. The whole idea was your own, so 1t is up to you"
 He tried to follow her advice but 1t did not work out so nice, The fish began to jerk so hard, it gave the lad a scare.
 The fish then hopped up int& sight and jerked once more, with all its might. This caught poor Duncy by surprise. He sailed into the air.
 Copyright, 1o36, NEA Service, Incl,
 (Duncy manages to catch the fish in the next story)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-10
POLGARI KOR GYtJLESE
MOST SZOMBATON LESZ

A Varosi (Oreg) Polgari
Kor most szombaton este pont
8 oral kezdettel fontos gyiilest
tart a SIT. Istvan Otthonban.
Miutan a kozelgo politikai
kampanyon xviii tobb egyebb
fontos iigy keriil maid tar
gyalasra, keretnek a kor tagjai
valamint erdeklo magyar szar-
mazasu amerikai polgarok,
hogy lehetoleg nagy szamban
jelenjenek meg. Ezen a gyu-
lesen jeloltek mem lesznek be-
mutatva.
A vezetoseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-10
BRICKER BESzEL
AZ lD0RABAN
A republicans kormanyzo-
jel0lt Is az osszes allami
republicans jel0ltek reszt
vesznek a republicans ma
pom szombaton

Szombaton delutan es este
a Republikanusok veszik at az
Idora Parkot, hogy megtart-
SAX a mostanaban mar szoka-
sos evi Republicans napot,
amelynek f6szonoka John w.
Bricker, jelenlegi ALAN f6-
ugyesz (igazsagigyi miniszter)
es a part egyhangulag jelolt
kormanyzo jeloltje lesz.
w. P. Barnum, ismert ugy-
we'd es volt biro, akit a magyar
sag jol ismer es aki az iden
elnoke a Mahoning megyei
Republicans partnak, szive-
sen hivja a magyar szarma-
zasu polgarokat, hogy vegye-
mex reszt az iinnepelyen.
A Mahoning Megyei Repub-
likanuS klub ez alkalOmmal
nagy 0k0rsiitest rendez es a
napon resztvev6k ingyen kap-
max szendvicseket es kavet.
A legutobbi ertesiilesek SEE
rint Bricker este fel 8 orakor
fog beszedet tartani az Idora
ball fieldjen es ha rossz az
lido, akkor a nagy balterem-
ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-10

A cleveland egyhazmegye
eucharisztikus kongresszuss
100000 embert hoz maid
Youngstownba september
q Is 24-en. A magyarok
reszvetele

Nagyban folynak az el6ke-
sziiletek a cleveland egyhaz-
eucharisztikus kongresz
szusara, amely september %
es 24-en 100000 f6nyi katho-
likus hivot hoz maid Young
stownba. Vagyis ezen a ket
napon megketszerez6dik varo-
sunk lakossaganak szama.
A ket magyar katholikus
egyhaz - a Scent Istvan es a
Magyarok Nagyasszonya - XII
veszi reszet ebbol a nagy i'm
nepbol. A ket magyar egyhaz
scent oraja (holy hour) % an
delutan 3 orakor kezdodik es
egy ora hosszat tart a Stam-
baugh Auditoriumban, ahol a
szentseg egy kil0n ez alkalom-
ra keszitett oltaron lesz elhe-
lyezve.
A processzioban, arnely a
Wick Park korll lesz, a ma
gyar egyhazak leanykai ma
gyar ruhaban vesznek reszt.
Akik meg mem jelentkeztek
hitkozsegiik plebanosanal, AIT
minel elobb tegyek meg.
Az ejfeli mise utan, amely
23-rol 24-re virrado ejjel lesz,
"a hitkozsegek ferfi tagjai fog
max felvaltva ajtatoskodni a.
szentseg elott. A West Sidei
hitkozseg oraja egykor kezd6-
dix, az East Sideie 2 kor.
Jovo heti szamunkban meg
bovebb ertesitessel lesziink.
Clevelend, Akron es mas, a
cleveland egyhazmegyehez es
a k0zeli Pennsy. .vaniai varo-
sokbol rengeteg magyar katho-
likus keSziil ide ere a nagy
esemenyre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-10
AZ ACEL-IP ARbAN
MACASAK A BEREK
Az atlag oraber 65.8 centre
emelkedett. Haromszor
annyi, mint volt 1895-ben

Az amerikai vasipar minden
dollar bevetelbol Al centet fl
zet XII az Observation-Disclosures
Der formajaban. Juniusban az
Egyesult Allamokban a vas
munkas 8 oras munkanap
alatt atlag 65.8 centet keres
orankent, mig 1895-ben, IL
oras munkanap alatt 81 cent
orabert keresett.
Jelenleg az atlag munkaber
Angliaban 25.1 cent, Francia-
orszagban 20 cent, Nemetor-
szagban 25.9 cent, Olaszor-
szagban 27.6 es Belgiumban
II cent.
A vasipar 1929-ben teljesit6
kepessegenek 88.5 szazaleka
mellett 419,534 embert foglal-
koztatott, mig 1935-ben telje-
sit6 kepessegenek csupan 48.8
szazalekaval dolgozott es meg
is $4,000 alkalmazottat fize-
tett.
A fizetesek 1888 ota allan
doan emelked0ben voltak.
Az 1935-Os evben a munka-
sok atlag 34.2 oras munka-
hetet dolgoztak es $1184.-t ke-
reStek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-10
SZENT IMRE GYULES
LESZ MOST VASARNAP

A Scent Imre egylet szep-
tember 13-an, vasarnap del
utan 2 orai kezdettel tartja
rendes havi gyuleset a Scent
Istvan Otthonban. Tudatom
tagtestvereimmel, hogy befi-
zetesi illetek havi rs cent, ket
halaleset $1.50, osszesen $2.25.
Azokat, akik barmilyen belize
tessel hatralekban vannak,
szeretettel kerem, tarsak k0te-
lesseguknek ezt megfizetni, ugy
szinten akik mar harom ho-
napi havi dij es halaleseti il
letekkel tartoznak, e gyiilesen
okvetleniil jelenjenek meg.
Akinek hanyagsagabol az er-
tesitesek dacara is kellemet-
lensege lesz, az csakis 0nma-
CARA veSSen.
Kivanatos volna a tagtest-
verek nagyobb szamu megje-
lenese es a gyiiles dolgainak
letargyalasa iranti fokozato-
sabb erdekl0dese.
Maradtam tagtestveri sze-
retettel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-10
FARRELLt tNNEP
J0L SIKERULT
Az Elso Magyar Betegse-
gelyzo 20 ewes jubileuman
Macy kozonseg jelent meg.
Jo volt a miisor

SHARON, PA. - Sep, ma
gasztos iinnepe volt a She
mango v0lgyi magyarsagnak
szeptember no Gan, amikor
unnepelte a, farrelli Els6 Ma
gyar Betegsegelyz6 Egylet 20
ewes jubileumat a Magyar
Hazban.
Macy tarsasvacsora volt,
amelyen a vendegek szama
meghaladta a 600-at. A va
csora utan, mely kezdetet vet
tie este 6 orakor, az egylet
miikedvel6 kore adott el6 sok
szep alkalmi darabot.
Az iinnepelyt Simon Janos
eln0k nyitotta meg. A toszt-
mesteri tisztseget Koml6si
Andras t0lt0tte be.
Az amerikai himnusz ell
eneklese utan az asztali aldast
Fred Thomas, sharon varos
polgarmestere mondOtta
utana ugyancsak nagyszaba-
SUI beszedet tartott, udv0z0l-
ven a jubilalo egyletet es a
Magyar Hazat meltatva, -
kosz0netet mond az egylet-
mex, hogy a varosnak egy
ilyen szep hazat adott. Alta
laban szeretetet fejezi XII a
magyarsag irant, Xix j6 pol
garai ennek a varosnak es az
allamnak.
Az egylet 20 ewes t0rtenetet
olvasta fel Shamu Gy0rgy.
Ugyancsak a Magyar Hazr6l
(Folvtatas 8-k oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-10
A NACYbIzOTTSAG.
CYASzUNNEPELYE
Az oktober 6-iki aradi verta-
nuk emlekiinnepet yasarnap,
oktober 4-en tartjak

A Nagybizottsag multi SOM
baton este tartotta ,augusztusi
rendes gyiileset a Mahoning
Ave.-i (oreg) ref. egyhaz ter
meben. Ennel az egyhaznal
mar sok ev ota mem volt gyu-
lese a Nagybizottsagnak.
A Magyar Nap mar ismert
elszamolasat a Nagybizottsag
egyhangulag jovahagyta, ko-
szonetet fejezte XII a szereplok-
mex es a j0vedelemb0l a sport
csapatoknak es a resztvevo
egyhazaknak egyenkent $40
ajandekot utalt XII, mint AIT
mas eveken is megtette.
Az oktober 6-iki gyasziin-
nep megtartasanak idejet ok
tober era tiizte XII a Macy
bizottsag. Az innep musora-
max osszeallitasara egy bizott-
sagot kiildtek XII es pedig Ha-
bodasz Gusztav aleln0k0t (aki
a tavollev6 elnokot helyette-
siteni fogja) Horvath Vilmost,
Horvath Istvant, Danish Jo-
zsefet, Turner Jozsefet es Ress
Jozsefet. Egyszersmind kimon-
dotta a Nagybizottsag, hogy
felkeri a Nagybizottsaghoz tar
tozo egyhazakat, hogy mind
egyik adjon ket miisor szamot.
amely nivos legyen es leheto-
leg megfeleljen Nagybizott-
sag kulturalis intencionak.
A Nagybizottsag vegul vi.
boil targyalas ala vette a fo.
iskolai tanulmany segely pa
lyazatanak felteteleit es a reg
felteteleket oda modositotta
hogy a jovo evi ket $75-os dii
palyazoinak nemcsak a leg.
iobb tanuloknak kell lenniOk
hanem igazolniuk is kell, hogy
ok vagy sziileik legalabb egy
evvel a palyazat beadasa elott
mar tagjai voltak a Nagybi-
zottsag kebelebe tartozo egy-
letnek vagy egyhaznak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-10

A Cleveland nagyszeru to-
parti kiallitas egyik legna-
gyobb es legvonzobb latvanyos-
saga a "Nemzetek utcai."
Ennek a kiallitasnak a We
zet6je John H. Gourley, aki a
fenti kepen a k0zepen nezi
az asztalon fekvo hollandi ia
cipoket.
Mem k0nyi a dolga Mr..
Gourley-nek, inert hiszen a
Nemzetek utcain 35 fele nyel-
ven beszelnek az emberek. A
kiallitas teriileten 35 nemzet-
mex van, ha mem is egesz ut
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-10
GYULEST TART ISMET
A VERHOVAY 1O8. FIOK


Tudatom a tagtarsakat,
hogy osztalyunk a nyari szu-
net utan a jov6 vasarnap, az
az no 13-an a szokott he
lyen es idoben tartja havi
gyiileset, kerem a tagtarsak
megjeleneset.
Beteg tagok: Pisak JanoSne,
Kondas Andras, Czombos San
dorne, Varga Mihaly, 10th La
jos, Petranszky Jozsef.
TURNER JoZSEF, titkar,
lis Manchester Ave. Tel. 91059
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-10

GAIA mint a rnagyaroknak
Vajda Hunyad, de .legalabb
egy haza.
Erdekes, hogy Mr.. Gourley
ugy talalta, hogy akar mennyi-
re acsarkodnak segymasra a
nemzetek es nepek, lit a Mem
zetek utcaiban j6l megfernek
egymas mellett.
A magyar utcaban mindig
nagy k0zonseg talalhato. Az
importalt magyar kezmii aruk,
es himzett holmik nagyon tet-
szenek az Amerikaiaknak es
a magyar boltban mindig sok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-10

ipar adja a legt0bb naunkaal-
kalmat es pedig $4,000 en-
beraek nyujtua naegelhetest az
1929-es ev tolyamdn. America
"gep-k0rssakG" GlGtt keletke-
sett a gasolin-ipar, naaselyem-
ipar, ir6gSp-tpar, villanyra
vagy gdsra miik0d6 jegssek-
reny-ipar, a repiil6gSp, bessel6
gep-tpar es meg ssdmos nads
NJ ipardg.
Az Egyesllt Allamokban az
iden 0sssesen 8,822,OOO enaber
nyert ipari alkaImast1tdst es
k0sdllk, a st1tisstikG sserint
129o-ot az NJ ipardgaE fog
l1lE0stGttGk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-10

a vasarlo es a bameszkodo.
Szemben a magyar bolttal van
a Hungaria magyar vendegl6,
amelyrol az Amerikaiak is
mondjak, hogy oft lehet a leg
jobb ebedet, ennivalot es in
nivalot kapni az egesz kali
tas teruleten.
Eddig kozel harom millio la
togatoja volt a kiallitasnak.
Aki meg mem nezte meg, ne
mulaSSza ell. Es ha felmegy a
Nemzetek utcait es a magyar
falut okvetlenul latogassa meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-10
YOUNGSTOWN |
R0VID HIREk

Rengeteg aldozata volt a
Labor Day auto forgalmanak
ezen a videken csakugy mint
orszagszerte. Sajnos az al
dozatok kozt volt t0bb ma
gyar is. Youngstown es vi
deken hat halalos baleset volt.
Mostanaban mindenki sze-
ret repulni is. A Bernard
repul6teren vasarnap es het-
fon tobb mint 5000 ember
fizetett fejenkent egy dollart,
hogy a leveg6b6l nezze meg
Youngstown es kornyeket. BIZ
zony elkelne Youngstownak
egy rendes hatalmas reptile
ter.
Azok akik soha sincsenek
megelegedve vagy valamiert
haragszanak, meg akarjak
semmisiteni Youngstown va
ros chartered, csak azert, hogy
a kitiin6 administrator
nyujto Evans polgarmestert
kivagjak allasabol.
Sajnos, akadt meg magyar
is, aki alairta a kervenyeket.
Ezeknek ajanljuk, hogy von-
jak vissza nevtiket, inert ezt
meg a jov6 heten is meg
tehetik. Evans polgarmester
jo volt hozzank magyarokhoz
es altalaban a bevandoroltak
hoz. A varos penzigyeit
rendbe szedte. Lecs0kkentet-
te a varos kiadasait., Mem
halmoz adossagot. Ilytn poIs
garmestere mar regen volt
Youngstownak. Minden te-
kintetben megerdemli a ma
gyarsag partolasat. Nezzenek
csak k0riil a varoshazan es
a varosi alkalmazottak k0zt
hany a magyar?
A heten befitOttek a sharps
villei nagy vaskohoba es meg
indult a Sheet and Tube at
epitett es megnagyobbitott
2-es szamu kohoja is Camp
bellben. Az Ohio Worksnal a
Cos koho iizembe ALT a XII
egett 4-es helyett.
A Sheet and Tube-nal a het
elejen javitasokat vegeztek es
a het vegere megint csaknem
teljes erovel megy a munka.
Szeptemberre ktiino mum
kaviszonyok varhatok. A j0vo
heten k0riilbeliil 80 szazale-
kos lesz az acelipar iizeme.
Megnyiltak az iskolak is a
heten. A varosi nyilvanos is
kolakba mintegy $4,000 oyer
mex iratkozott be k0rilbeliil
ugyanannyi mint tavaly. A
katholikus iskolakba pedig k0-
eel 5000 gyermek kezdte meg
a tanulaSt.
ipar ddjG a legt0bb nau1ak1Gl-
T. q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-10
EsemleIIhyek

AZ e16rehaladdsnak, ugy tdr-
sadGlmi, mint k0sgasdGsdgi esI
ipari teren az egynadssal Ualo
0sssefogds az alapja. Az el6re-
halndds pedig nagyobb lehet6-l
segeket, n1agasabb eletszinvo-
nalat, t0bb kenyelnaet es pihe-|
nest jelept az en1beri tdrs1-
dGlom szdn1drG.
"A naul6 id6pel nainden in-I
tezmeny Ddltosdsoknak pan xii
teue. AZ egykori, egg nsuntds-
sal dolgos6 ndhelyek helyebe|
ma hatalmas gydrudllalatok
leptek. Esen vdlInI0tok tallaj-
donosainak, igasgat6sdgdnak
es nlknlmdzottaipak erdekei
pedig teljesen asonosok es
egyes6k.
Ismeretes sok olya1a felfo-
gds is, anaely sserint a gydr-
tulajdonosok, az igasgdt6sdg
es az alknlnasottak erdekei
mem lennenek asonosok, ha-
men, egynadssal ellentStesek.
Nessdk csak meg, hogy naeay-
nyiben tedi es a Delenaeny a
vnl6sdgot?
Az ilyen dllitds er6sen en-
lekestet ARA a Ditdrn, hogy
csnpata szdnadra ki nyerte meg
a lapdajdtekot. AZ igosgat6-
sdgnak is jogosak az igenyet,
inert 8 pdlasstotta ki a jdte-
kosokat, 8 tanitotta be es al
litotta 0ssse a csapatot. A csa-
pat tulajdonosa pedig assal
erpelhst, hogy 8 bocsdtotta a
pdlydt a csapat rendelkesese-
re, az 8 penseb6l kaptdk a jd-
tekosok a tisetesIket es 8 hir-
dette be meccset. S6t a
meccsen naegjelent tobb eser
sportrajong6 Is k0srenndk0dott
a csapat gy6selmeben, inert
azsal a penssel, amellyel a je-
gyeiket naegvdsdroltdk, lehet6-
De tettek, hogy a meccset meg
tGrthaSsdk.
Es az egyssera pelda Dild-
gitja meg a legjobban, hogy
az ipari eletbe1 naily jelent6s
sserepe Udn az 0sssefo ogdsndfs.
AZ ipari ternaek csaAcis ak
kor keraltet piacra a maya
t0keletessegeben, ha az dlleal-
nausottak, az igasg1t6sdg es a
tulajdonos E0s0tt t0keletes az
0ssshang. Is anaiat a baseball
meccse kesspenstiset6 k0son-
sege elDdrja a jdtekosoktol a
ssivvel-lelekkel val6 jdtekot,
inert eUenkes6 esetben elpdr-
tol a csapattol, ugy a pdsdrlo
k0s0nseg is :naegkiudaja, hogy
j6 min6segd drut kapjo1a a
penseert, inert kIl0nben mem
udsdrol.
In1en vdn az, hogy Ameri-
kdban oily rendkiuil nagy az
els6rangu iparcikkek ssdnaa,
mely actin lehet6ve tette,
hogy eletssinvonalu'ak jeleale-
gi naagassdgdra emelkedhetett.
"A McGrdU Hill kiGd6-Udlla-
lat most k0srendOtt st1tiss-
tikai vissgdlata sserint az
utols6 so eu naiissdki el6reha-
laddsa es az nj ta1dlnndayok
oily sok uj munkaalkalmat te-
remtettek, hogy az 1929-es eu-
ben az ipari naunkdsok 1861
Eisdr6lag esen ujitdsoknak E0-
Evening star., 1936-05-02
Capture.

Capture of Alvin Karpis, commonly
known as Public Enemy Number One
though the Federal Bureau of Investi-
CATION, which effected his taking, does
not list the malefactors in numerical
order of importance-again demon
strates the effectiveness of the Depart
ment of Justice service in the pursuit Of
criminals. Located in his refuge in
New Orleans, he was closely watched
without arousal of suspicion that his
identity had been established and at an
opportune moment he was surrounded
and taken without the firing of a shot.
The crime for which Karpis was seized
is that of kidnapping. Under the So
called Lindbergh law 1t is a Federal Of
fense and, the victim not being harmed,
the penalty Is life imprisonment. a
second kidnapping. Of the same character.
II attributed 10 him. There are also
numerous other charges, including the
murder Of an ofieer Of the law. which
would be Q state case. and u KArpis
Evening star., 1936-05-02
Some Progress, Anyhow.

Those interested in law enforcement
may take some comfort from the progress
so far recorded in the reformation of
Representative Zioncheck.
He was arrested here for speeding at
seventy miles an hour on Connecticut
avenue. But the second time he was
arrested he was going only sixty-two
miles an hour through Alexandria. That
is considerable progress in the right di.
rection-eight miles an hour on the side
of law enforcement, gained within q
period of two weeks. Give the police
another couple of fortnights and they
may yet have Mr.. Zioncheck driving
within the legal speed limit.
In the meantime, it Is to be trusted
that he will not run down and kill some
body, hurtling through the streets at the
relatively moderate speed, say, of fifty
miles an hour.
Evening star., 1936-05-02
Opposition to Change
In Local Lunacy Law

To the Editor Of The Star:
Let me add my protest to that of Marie
Madora, appearing in The Star of the
oath, to the proposed change in the Dis
trict lunacy laws.
InquiSition by commission of two
doctors and lawyer Is advocated as
substitute for the present jury trial.
The victims rights are supposed to be
safeguarded by provision that he may,
by written demand, have a jury trial.
But there would be few who would know
that they had such a right, and probably
none would know how to exercise it if
they had the chance. Held incom-
municado behind locked doors, they would
not have such chance.
The bill provides that inquisition may
be had on q one-day notice to victim, and
that the commission in its discretion may
even dispense with that, and hold in
QUESTION with no notice at all. This is
not due process of law. The House Dis
trict Committees report on this bill
rightly says that 1t is expected that the
right to Jury trial would seldom be ex-
ercised.
Why did the House District Committee
jam this bill through so hastily with no
notice to the public and no hearings?
A somewhat similar bill (H. R., 6698,
Seventy-second Congress) was rejected
after hearings were had.
Some Of our House District Committee
leaders have been loud in their demands
for representation of District residents.
Yet they deny them representation. or
any voice at all, in the consideration Of
this lunacy bill. There is much to be
said against this bill. Why not let its
opponents have voice?
M w. REEVES.