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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20
GOR0GORSZAGBAN

diktatura kormany erosen
tartja magat es nagyon vi
gyaznak, hogy rend legyen or
szagukban. Mem titok, hogy az
uj diktatcr John Metaxas ne
vii nemetorszagi katonai XII
kepzesben reszesult es erosen
szimpatizal Hitlerrel. Ugy tart
jak ct orszagaban, mint a ne
met politika kepvisel6jet. Milo
ia kornanyon van, Schacht
a nemet allami bank elnoke
meg is latogatta es keres)sedel-
mi szerz6dest is k0tott vele.
Metaxas mem is csinal belole
titkot, hogy mem szenvedheti
a szocialistakat, akiket Q ne
mes egyszeruseggel kommunis-
taknak nevez. A g0r0g hiva-
talos sajto, hogy a diktatura
sztikseget igazolja igyekszik VI
lagga ktirtolni, hogy Moszkva
sok penzt kild0tt Gorogor-
szagba forradalmi celokra es
ennek megel6zese volt a dix
tatura kikialtaSa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20
REPtJLOGEPEN
BIZTOSABB AZ UTAZAS
MINT AUT0N

Sok ember, amikor egy re-
piil6gep szerencsetlensegr6l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20
(Folytatas a ak oldalr6l)
A HALAD0,A A
PROGRESSzIV

munkAsvezerek szervezeteik-
KEEL Roosevelt mellett vannak,
aki valoban uj dealt hozott a
munkasnak, aki lehet6ve tet-
te, hogy olyan allamokban is
szervezkedjenek, ahol mem
olyan regen almodni Sc lehe-
tett szervezkedesr6l.
Es a j0v6ben is a munkas-
sag erdekeinek megfelel6en
akar ez a csoport soromp6ba
allni. 1940-ben csak abban az
esetben halad egyutt a meg
lev6 partok valamelyikevel, ha
annak programme XII fogja ele-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20

A hadsereg letszamat is fell
emeltek az eddigi 100000
f6r6l 100000 fore es a til
zerseg fejleszteset is elrendel-
tex.
Oroszorszagnak van talan
Eur6paban a legnagyobb ka-
tona allomanya es hadserege is
egyike a legjobban felszerel-
tekrek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20
NEMETORSZACOT

erinti legkellemetlenebbiil az
orosz hadsereg letszam emele-
Sc, Hitlerek ugy erik, hogy
Oroszorszag gyors Is nagysza-
basu fegyverkezese egyenesen
ellenik Tranquil, amiben van is
sok igazsag. @'
A nemet diplomAcia' most
minden er6vel azon dolgozik,
hogy Anglia viszonyat lazitsa
Franciaorszaggal Is k0zelebb
hozza Nemetorszaghoz.
NemetorszAg er6sen erzi,
hogy eddigi sz0vetsegi es ba-
ratsagi halozatat jobban XII kell
epitenie egy esetleges haboru
esetere.
Idegesseget valtott XII Nemet-
orszagban a francia vezerkari
f6n0k warsoi latogatasa is.
AIT bizonyitja ez a latogatas,
hogy Franciaorszagnak meg
mindig igen eros befolyasa van
Lengyelorszagban.
Az olimpiaszt Hitler felhasz-
malta ARA, hogy az oft idoz6
bulgar kirallyal behat6 tanacs-
kozasokat folytasson es meg
nyerje EFT az orszagot barati
k0rebe.
KOzben a Balkan ket mask
orszagat - Jugoszlaviat es Ro.
mAniat - szeretne bevonn!
csoportjaba, ami azonban ne
hezen megy, inert Franciaor'
szag vigyaz, hogy ezt a ke1
orszagot ne kapcsoljak XII a ki<
entente csoportjab6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20
H ET1 ZE N L f

,giteni a munkas erdeket. Ha
mem lesz ilyen part: jon a
munkAspart. Talan egyiitte-
sen q farmerekkel, ITALIAN mel
kuluk. De az biztos, hogy az
amerikai szervezett munkas
.ezutan reszt ker az orszag po-
litikajanak iranyitAsab6l. T6b-
be mem lesz uszalyhordoz6,
nevtelen t0meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20
Az tJZLETI ELETBEN

a multi heten valtozatlanul
j6 viszonyok uralkodtak. A
|, gyarak theme mem csokkent,
az acelgyarak frontjan valto-
zatlanul nagy er6vel dolgoz-
max. Pittsburgh keriiletb6l AIT
jelentettek, hogy oft vi rem
deleseket kaptak cs0vekre, ami
biztositja, hogy egyhamar mem
is lesz uzemcs0kkenes.
Az auto gyarak nagy RENE
nyekkel neznek az ev hatralev6
h6napjai ele, AIT remelik,
hogy ebben az evben a ter
meles eleri a 4,60OO,0OO kocsit,
a legnagyobb szamot 1929 6ta.
Ebben az iparban olyan fel-
lendtiles van, amilyent maguk
a gyarosok sc remeltek. Ennek
az evnek els6 feleben a kere-
set hetven szazalekkal tobb
volt, mint az elmult ev else
feleben, pedig mar ARA Sc le-
hetett panaszuk a reszvenye-
seknek.
Ez ev els6 feleben a nyolc
nagy automobil gyar 1924.
518 dollart keresett a multi evi
III, ,246,797 dollarral szemben
Jutott hat bowen osztalek. F6.
leg azonban a General Motors
reszvenyeseinek. aG
A Heinz gyar - mely tudva.
lev6leg a legnagyobb elelmisze,
el6allito gyarak egyike - Ell
n0ke kijelentette, hogy sohs
olyan j6 eviik mem volt, mini
az idei.
| Az epit6 iparban is nagy
fellendiiles jelei mutatkoznak
maganosok is otthonepitesrt
adnak rendelest, inert Macy
varosokban, ahol az elet fel
lendiilt hatarozottan lakas in
seq jelei mutatkoznak. Csala
dok, amelyek a depresszi6 eve
alatt osszek0lt0ztek, most xii
lon lakasokban mennek, fiata
lok, Xix a szomoru idok alat
mem alapithattak csaladot
most n6siilnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20

tovabb folyik a veres polgar-
haboru, aminek egeszen bizto-
san mar regen vege lenne, ha
a szembenallo feleket magukra
hagytak volna, ha kiils6 segit-
seget mem kaptak volna.
A helyzet azonban az, hogy
minden tiltakozas es minden
fogadkozas dacara mindket fel
kap kiilfoldi segitseget. Meg
kell azonban jegyezni, hogy a
segitsegnyujtast mint ismere-
tes, Olaszorszag kezdte el re-
piil6gepek kiildesevel, Nemet-
orszag folytatta es "aztan mar
Franciaorszag Sc maradhatott
ell; hogy 8 meg a mask OIL
dalnak ne nyujtson segitseget.
Ma mar az a helyzet; hogy
Angliabol magan cegek is szal-
litottak repiil6gepeket, geppus-
kakat es a kormany hiaba init
a gyarakat, hogy ne szallitsa-
max arut a hadakoz6 feleknek,
a gyarak szentebbnek tartjak
a profitot, mint a kormany
inteset.
Es a vilag minden tajarol
utnak indultak kalandorok es
hiv6k, akik az egyik vagy ma
six spanyol csapatban akar-
max harcolni. Mindket hadse-
regben talalhatunk a legku-
l0nb0z6bb nemzetisegii harco-
| sokat.
A rebellis csapatok AIT allit-
jak, hogy a mask oldalon
moszkvai segitseggel dolgoz-
max, amt a kormany azonban
tagad er6sen.
Franciaorszag kormAnyat vi
szont a t0megek ostromoljak
hogy legyen spanyol elvtar-
saik segitsegere, azonban a
kormany mem akar hivatalo-
san semmi segitseget Sc adm
a bajban lev6 spanyol kor-
manynak.
| EUROPEAN
mem multi el a haboru We.
szelye S aki alland6an szem.
mel kiseri az eur6pai eseme.
nyeket, annak meg kell ALA.
pitania, hogy soha olyan nagy
mem volt a haborus keszul6.
des mint most.
j Oroszorszagban most rem.
deltek, hogy az orosz legenyek.
mex az eddigi 81 ev helyett
mar 10 eyes korukban sor ale
kell allnia, hogy bevalas eset
ben ketevig szolgaljak q szov'
jet hazat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20

ertesiil, a fejet cs6valva hje-
lenti, hogy sosem fog egy re-
pll6gepre feliilni. Ezzel szem-
ben a statisztika kifnutatja,
hogy az utazas a repiil6gepen
biztosabb, mint az autoban.
line a statisztika: 1935-ben
az Egyesult Allamok szemely-
szallito repll6gepei 361, 900, 900
millio mertf0ldet repiltek uta-
sokkal es csak Is utas szenve-
dett halalos seriilest.
Ezzel szemben, ugyancsak
1935-ben az orszag osszes SEE
melyautoi $50, 100000 inert
foldet hajtottak utasokkal es
eek k0ziil 2O,O7O utas vesztet-
] tie ell eletet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20

lent Lewisra szavazassal. Le-
wis mem tulsagosan nepszeru
egyes munkascsoportok el6tt
Is peldaul most Illinoisban a
banyaszok k0z0tt - akiknek
egyresze mem tartozik a Uni
ted Mine Workershez - a re-
publikanus part eppen ezzel a
.jelsz6val pr6balja a banyaszo-
kat atcsalogatni taboraba.
Annyi bizonyos, hogy az
eredetinek csak ere a valasz-
tasra szant Partonkiviili Liga
alland6 szervezetkent fog mil
k0dni es ha vi partra lesz
sziikseg, ez a liga lesz annak
alapja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20
OLASZORSZAGNAK

Macy gondot okoz Ethiopia
Mem tudnak megfelel6 penzt
szerezni az orszagba berendez-
kedesre es kulf0ldi kolcson
nelkiil oft semmit Sc tudnak
kezdeni. Az is nagy gondot
okoz, hogy az ethi6piai nep
ebben az evben a haboru ko-
vetkezteben semmit Sc iiltetett,
ugy hogy mindent oda kell
szallitani, hogy a nep chen ne
pusztuljon.
Egyel6re tehat csak nagy
terhet jelent az olasz nepnek
a nagy gy6zelem.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20

mas kormanyfo, csakis az 8
emberiik.
Nemi javulas mutakozik Ma
gyarorszagon a gazdasagi elet-
ben, inert a sikerult gyim0lcs-
termest jo aron adtak el a
kiilfoldi piacokon es tovabbi
kiilfoldi penzt fognak kapni
maid a szemestermeny erteke-
sitese utan is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20

olyan hirek erkeznek, hogy
oft hamarosan kormany ujja
alakitas lesz. G0mb0s minisz-
tereln0mek ovni kell magat
minden izgalomt6l, a minisz-
terelnokseg sulyos gondjai mem
nehezedhetnek t0bbe vallaira.
Allit6lag miel6tt 6sszel q par
lamentet n1egnyitjak, uj feje
lesz a magyar kormanynak.
Bethlen hivei abba1l remeny-
kednek, hogy az Vi korrnanyf6
hozzajuk all maid k0zel, mig
a Bornemissza Antal csoport,
mely a hangoskod6 fiatalok kb6ll
al, AIT Allitja, hogy mem j6het
The Washington times., 1936-08-06

Reduced freight rates on feed
shipments into the drought States
and an expanded relief and re-
habilitation program for sufferers
have been announced coincl-
dent with a report that the current
dry spell is the worst in history.
The lowered rates follow efforts
of Governor Landon, of Kansas,
the Republican presidential nomi-
nee, to preserve foundation cattle
herds in dry areas.
They were announced by D. B.
Boyd, chairman of the western
Executive Traffic Committee, in a
telegram to Jesse w. Tapp, chair
man of the Department Of Agri-
cultures Drought Committee. The
slash is one-third the former rates
on hay, and one-half on other
forage.
Rates will be effective on ap-
proval of the Interstate Commerce
Commission. a mere formality. The
announcement covers the drought
counties of Kansas, Minnesota,
Missouri, Nebraska and Colorado.
Similar reductions already are in
effect for the DakotaS, Montana
and wyoming
Jobs for 5000 farmers in Iowa
whose means of livelihood was
ruined by the drought, was prom
ised Governor Herring, of that
State, yesterday when he called at
the Works Progress Administra-
ton.
The announced total of $4,000
work relief jobs to be provided
was raised today to 93,500, with
the likelihood more than 100000
jobs eventually will be provided.
Resettlement Administration Of
ficialS announced, meanwhile that
it had spent $459,057 up TO August
in providing subsistence for
drought victims and said its facili-
ties are being made available TO
at least 125,000 families in IA
States.
The weather report painted the
most ominous picture thus far.
The growing season from April
to July has thus far been the
The Washington times., 1936-08-06
TIME CHANGES
BOOK TASTES

Popularity of the series type of
books that were once calculated to
inspire the youthful reader to emu
late the actions of the hero por-
trayed in its pages, is fast waning
According to Louise Latimer, of
the children's department of the
Public Library, boys are turning
from Treasure Island" to books of
verse written by modern poets and
girls are preferring "Huckleberry
Finn" and Tom Sawyer" to Little
Colonel"
Children's preferences m g h t
have been the same 20 years ago,
except that in those days their
parents insisted that their children
read certain books. In these mod
ern times. the child makes his own
preference, guided of course, by the
library advisers, librarians say.
The Washington times., 1936-08-06
Sultan Aids King Fund

LONDON.-A contribution to
the King George V memorial fund
Of $4,000 from the Sultan of
Johore has been announced. The
contribution was sent on behalf of
the sultan, his people and his gov
ernment in token of their graft
tude for the many great benefits
received from the late kings pro-
lection during his reign of 25
years,
The Washington times., 1936-08-06
LAND0N WINS FIGHT FOR CUT
IN RAILWAY FREIGHT RATES

'driest ever recorded in the Dako-
tas. Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa,
Missouri, Illinois and Indiana, the
Weather Bureau said.
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace
told newspaper men he thought
the present rains in Iowa might
nelp considerably" in saving the
late corn crop.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-24

1t would take pages to give you the
style details of these smart swagger
coats. plaids and plain colors in
youthful styles for women and
misses.
Evening star., 1936-03-15

again. Eden Of Britain, the white
knight" of the League, was calm.
Flandin described the reoccupation
as a hostile act" under the termin-
ology of the Versailles treaty, adding
that "the interests Of peace in general,
and I may say Of the existence Of the
League of Nations ITSELF" were in
volved.
I'VE want to know" he told his
hearers, whether the procedure Of
accomplished facts, unilateral repudi-
alton Of engagements freely and SOL
EMMY accepted. are going to be estab-
nshed as a political system in Europe,
whether treaties shall be considered
as subject to modification suddenly
and at any moment at the whim
of their sigpatories ="
The telegram dispatched to Berlin
read in part: THE Council of the
League Of Nations invites the Ger
man government, as a contracting
party to the treaty Of Locarno, to take
part in the examination by the coun-
Gil of the question of the communica-
tions from the French and Belgian
governments. The council will meet
at st. James Palace Monday, March
16, at $3.50 pm"
Evening star., 1936-03-15

sion Of new international agreements7
The Council has taken stock of these
dangers so well that a year ago, on
April II, 1885. 1t recognized, in con-
demning the use Of this method Ger
many had already made, the necessity
for members Of the League Of Nations
to resist In the future by all appro-
pirate means the repudiation Of en-
gagements affecting the security OF
the peoples of Europe and the main
tenance of peace.
League Authority Threatened.
If the Council, having recognized
this necessity 2 year ago and notified
today of even graver actions, should
60 back on its own decision fear the
authority Of the League Of Nations
would suffer an irreparable blow In
the feeling Of the peoples Of the
world. Such are the facts; such are
the observations briefly indicated
which the facts call forth and which
the council would doubtless wish to
effect.
I ask the Council to recognize and
declare the violation committed by
Germany of article 43 of the treaty Of
Versailles and to request the League
secretary-general to bring notice Of
such decision of violation to the pow
ers which are signatories Of the treaty
Of Locarno and this in conformity
with article 4 Of the Locarno treaty.
This notification would put the gov
ernments Of the guaranteeing powers
britain and italy, in a position to
fulfill the obligations of assistance.
The Council on its part will then
examine how it can support this ac-
tion by recommendations which 1t
would send to members Of the League
of Nations.
Evening star., 1936-03-15

munity Chest headquarters and per-
sonally visited the heads of all the de-
partments in the Government in the
interest of the campaign.
Toward the close of the campaign.
when the governmental unit was
within striking distance of reaching
100 per cent of its quota, Gen. Ireland
redoubled his efforts, visiting all pos
sible departments, explaining the work
of the Chest and urging more and
larger subscriptions.
Appointment of Gen Ireland, for
mer surgeon general Of the Army. as
chairman again this year will make
the third year that the governmental
unit has been headed by an Army
major general. The Craftsmanship for
the year before Gen. Ireland's ap-
pointment last year was held by Mai.
Gen. Frederick w. Coleman, now head
Of the Soldiers Home here.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
PARIS MAY ALLOW
| SOVIET PACT TEST
Favors Plan if Nazis Would
Be Punished if Treaty
/ Is Acceptable.
Nv the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
PARIS, March 14.-Informed per-
sons declared tonight France was will
ing to permit qualified international
examination of the Franco-Soviet
mutual assistance pact If it is agreed
TO punish Germany for violation OF
the Locarno treaty in the event the
Franco-Russian agreement is found
to conform to the Locrano pact.
Premier Paul van iceland OF Bel
eium had proposed in London that
the Franco-Soviet agreement-which
Reichsfuehrer Hitler declared was his
reason for remilitarizing the Rhine
land-be submitted to the Hague
Court.
Cabinet Prestige Shaken.
The failure of French Foreign
Minister Pierre -Etienne Flandin to
get quick action by the Locarno sigma
tories to punish Hitler shook the pres
tiee of the French cabinet In parlia-
mentary circles.
Senators and Deputies privately crit
icized the foreign minister's actions
at London, saying he failed to win
Britain to the French cabinets stand
and even lost Belgium in his efforts to
chastise Germany for violating the
Locarno agreement.
Whether hte cabinets life was en-
dangered was uncertain. OPPOSITION
Deputies said normally the govern
ment surely would be overthrown'
but that when facing menacing
Germany, Parliament would seek to
avoid giving proof of the disSension
which Hitler charged has weakened
France.
Fear Over Spring Elections.
In parliamentary circles worry was
expressed over the Chamber leectionS
to be held in April and May, because
of fear that the government has lost
prestige both at home and abroad
which may cost the left parties much
support.
Whatever comes from hte League
Councils actions regarding Germany
Deputies said, France has failed ir
an attempt to move coercive measures
quickly against Germany.
The government. they declared, has
widened the breach with England ano
temporarily separated itself from it
longtime ally, Belgium.
Evening star., 1936-03-15

street, a cruising taxi driver. took
Alley to the hospital.
While being taken to police box.
Mcnamara was quoted by officers as
saying: LAS soon as get sober, I'll
tell you what it's all about"
Note Hints Suicide Plan.
Searched at the first precinct, NC
Namara was found to have two notes
in his pocket, one indicating he might
have intended to kill himself. One
bullet was left in the gun.
One of the notes, written on tele-
gram blank, said: Il am Martin (his
middle name) Mcnamara. If any
thing happens to me, notify Police
Headquarters at Petersburg, Va"
The other note, addressed to his
wife. said Ruth: I will be outside
in front of the theater when you come
out. See me as soon as possible. Mar
tin" There is theater next door
TO the restaurant.
Mcnamara and his wife were seen
walking on K street about hours
before the shooting. They seemed in
good humor, witnesses told police
According to Cecilia Kolwalaska, 27,
Franklin Park Hotel, another waitress.
Mrs. Mcnamara received a telephone
call. presumably from her husband.
about an hour before he came to the
restaurant She told Miss Kolwalaska
she was too busy to talk on the phone
Quoted by Officer.
Oficer Moreau said McNamara told
him he intended to shoot himself,
but lost his nerve. He did not say he
had ouarreled with his wife. but said
he wanted her to go back to Peters
burg with him.
Police were told the couple had not
been living together. Mcnamara
came to Washington early yesterday.
police said.
Detectives delayed questioning Nc
Namara and his wife until they were
in condition to talk coherently. The
woman was hysterical when taken to
the House Of Detention.
Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
said an inquest will be held tomor-
row. Mcnamara was charged with
murder after his arrest.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
HYGIENE COMMITTEE
TO URGE HEALTH FUND
Group Appointed to Appear Be-
fore House District Appro-
priations subcommittee.

fore House District Appro-
priations subcommittee.
A committee of three has been
named by the Social Hygiene Society
to appear before the Senate District
Appropriations Subcommittee and
urge restoration Of health and welfare
funds.
The committee is composed Of Mrs.
Thomas r. West, Herbert S. Wood and
Ray H. Everett. 1t will ask especially
restoration of the budget estimates
for employment of special teachers
for handicapped children, for tuber-
culosis and social hygiene clinics and
for social service at Gallinger Hospital.
The society has Endorsed the new
Juvenile Court bill recehtl~ introduced
in Congress and the plans for a gen.
eral May sday health program now
being worked out at the District
Building.
Everett and Albert H. Atwood have
been reappointed to the society's
Board of Trustees and the former
has been named with Mrs. w. w.
Wheeler as delegate to the Council Of
Social Agencies.
Evening star., 1936-03-15

the trade in arms, munitions and
the implements of war" He will dis
close some of the findings of Sena-
tor Nyes Munitions Committee in
vestigators. Proposals for insuring
neutrality Of this country in future
wars in Europe have been given spe-
cial attention by Senator Murray.
DR.. E. C. Higbie. president Of the
Wilson Teachers College. has been
appointed chairman OF the panel for
the forum, other members of which
will be announced later. Members OF
the panel will join in general dis
cussion Of munitions control after
Senator Murray has concluded his
address.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
GEN. IRELAND AGAIN
HEADS CHEST UNIT
Governmental Quota Distin.
guished in Last Drive by
His Leadership.

Maj. Gen. Merritte w. Ireland,
United States Army, retired, who led
the governmental unit to 100 per cent
of its quota in the last Community
Chest campaign. has been named to
head that unit again in the next drive,
it was announced yesterday by Cole
man Jennings. Chest campaign chair
man. The governmental unit was the
only one to achieve its quota in the
Evening star., 1936-03-15

Gods voice is the peoples voice and
therefore you alone are my judges.
ON March 20 the German people
will make their gesture. Its import
will be: For German liberty and equal
ity, and therefore for peace.
After the election is over. can
tell the world not that spoke but
that the German people have spoken" ."
Evening star., 1936-03-15

Forum OF the
ung Mems
Christian ASso-
citation mex t
Thursday at 8
pm. in the audi
torium of the
Y. M. c. A..
Eighteenth and
G streets.
Senator Muir
ray, as q member
OF the Senate
Foreign Relations
Committee, has
made a study of
the effect on
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last drive. Gen.
Ireland has ac-
cepted reappoint-
ment, it was an
nounced.
Taking over the
chairmanship of
the governmental
unit in the last
campaign. G e n.
Ireland devoted
practically every
minute of his
time to organiz-
ing and directing
that organization.
He established q
desk at Conn
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Democrat Women to Hear Hay.

Judge Charles Hay of St. Louis,
special assistant to the Attorney Gen
eral, will discuss the coming political
campaign before members OF the Dem
ocratic Women's National Council at
8 pm. Monday at the Washington Ho-
tel All Democrats in the District are
invited to attend.
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Jeanette Rankin to Speak.

Jeannette Rankin, legislative secre-
tary of the National Council for the
Prevention Of War, will speak at 0
luncheon meeting Of the National
Committee for Birth Control Tuesday
at the Women's City Club. The meet
ing will be open to the public.
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HONOR FOR SCHAEFFER
Franklin and Marshall College
Head to Be Guest of Alumni.

Head to Be Guest of Alumni.
Dr. John A. Schaeffer, president Of
Franklin and Marshall College, will
be honor guest at a dinner meeting of
the colleges washington alumni as
sociation at the Hotel Harrington at
$50 pm. Thursday.
DR.. J. Franklin Meyer, president
of the alumni here. announced action
pictures Of foot ball and other sports
will be shown. w. Z. Hofheins, sec
retary, has charge Of arrangements.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
MURRAY TO SPEAK
ON ARMS CONTROL
Senator Has Made Study of Effect
of Munitions Trade on
World Peace.

Senator Murray. Democrat Of Mon
tana, will speak on the international
munitions industry and means for its
control In the semi-monthly Panel