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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24
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Maganyos, oregedo enlpel
az emlekeibol el es ha tarsa-
logni akar, azokat idezi vissza
magahoz.
Neha. vidamak, neha $40
moruak eek az emlekek, de
kedves valamennyi, inert a
felettiink lev6 Hatalom es az
lido ugy rendezik az ember
sorsat, hogy a sebek beheged-
ienek es a fajdalmak helyen
csak n6rni sajgas maradjon.
ARA gondoltam Sloan stree
ii maganyomban, hogy kara
csonyra irni kellene valamit
a lapomba, de a kotelesseg-
mex EFT a szemtelen nogata-
sat alaposan megbantam,
inert en- elbeszelest, historiat
mem tudok irni, ellenben hat
megrohantak a karacsonyl
emlekek.
Sep emlek es fajo 'emlekek.
Es ahogy sorra visszajott
hozzam a most mar kisse
tulsagosan nagy szamu letiint
karacsony, valogatni kezd-
tenn, hogy melyiket talalom
benne . legszebbnek. Hogy
mikor minek oriltem a leg
igazabbsn, a legjobban.
Macy a valasztas, inert en-
'hol kerek, hol talp' voltam
az eletnen es bar bizony a
"talp" volt es van a tulnyomo
tobbsegben, azert az eletem
csonkan is szines volt idaig.
Egyszer haldokolva hallgat-
tam messze az elhagyott ha-
zaban, ahogy az ejfeli miseE
fele igyekv6 nepek laba alatt
a no csikorgott es ARA gon-
doltam. hogy en- el6bb fogom
a foldontuli rejtelyek minder
titkat megtudni. Es jol ESQ
zsibadassal, kivancsian var
tam, hcgy mikor hivnak, hogy
mikor vehetek bucsut az elet-
t6l. Szegeny noverem ketsegbe
esve fogta a kezem, szoritotts
er6sen, hogy megtartson ezen
a vilagon. Mem tudom, hogy
mi az & velemenye most, har-
mincot ev utan, de AIT hi
szem csalodott. Jo erzes volt
varni, hogy a nagy titokrol a
fatyol fellebben.
Voltarn karacsonykor 9
dzsungelban, ahol egy box
kare caratsagos melegeber
i0tt ell hozzam a kis Jezus
jobaratok kozt es az is seer
unnep volt.
Volt egy karacsony, miko.
egy kis indian hoboval egyut
erkeztem be Chicagoba, S az
zal a, mask arvaval kettesbel
lnnepeltink es eleg jol mu
lattunk. Tole tanultam a leg
szebb mondasat a vilagnak
"Himuye-Ze." "a baratsa
bekessege legyen a tied.)
Volt olyan korszak, miko
volt csaladom, mikor eloh
Ajaxon, maid az elveszet
alomvarosban sokan, neh
tobb szazan alltak mellettel
azok, akik felem neztek
mindennapi kenyerert. Eek
karacsoayok gyonyoruek We
tax, de az en- lelkem tele vo
azokban az idokben mind
teherrei.
Volt egy karacsony, mik'
bankfeiodelmek palotaiban e
telyi ruhaban kellett az I
asszonycknak bokolnom. I
tagadas, en- bizony nagyt
egyedtl, nagyon arvan ere
tenn magam azokban a feny
termekben.
Volt olyan karacsony, n
kor a nalunknal is szegenye1
fOldOnfutokat talaltam m
Cubaban es a havanai JET
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24

k0zelebLi dzsungelban, de
Spotty att6l felt, hogy bajom
van, inert latta, hogy elva-
g6dtam, mikor a batyu utan
ugrottan Ha Two-Bits latta
volna, 6 is habozas nelkiil ug-
rott volna utanam.
Spottyval nehezen ment a
tarsalgks. Angolul en- keveset
tudtam, 6 meg annyit sem,
de azert meg tudtuk egymas-
sal magunkat ertetni.
Mixer kerd6re Won't, hogy
tulajdonkeppen inert ugrot-
tam lie a robogo vonatrol, mi
kor az egesz batyum mem er
husz centet, mlkor a penz
nekiink soha mem adott gon-
dot odaig, S kil0n0sen mikor
a fekete kodarabot meglatta,
meg kellett neki magyaraz.
nom, hogy az a fekete ko tu-
lajdonkeppen "kek" es hogy
ait ke1 es fei eve az E,des-
anyam sutotte.
Szsgyeltem a dolgot, ugy
ereztem magam, mint a tet-
ten ert gyerek, aki csunya
csinyt kovetett Ell, de ugy lat
tam, hogy Spotty megertett
Megsimogatta a hatam, es
mintha konnyet toriilt volna
XII a szemeb6l, ahogy utana
nezett a messze robogo es mar
nem is latszo vonatnak.
Mem beszeltunk tobbet a
dologrol. A dzsungelban csak
masnap jelenhettiink meg,
inert a dclen siirUn akkoriban
meg tehervonatok mem jar
tax, de hat az ilyen kis bal
esetek oft minden nap el6for-
dulnak, S oft magyarazatot
mem kernek.
Honapokig mem esett $40
koztiink a dologrol, csak mint
ha Spottyval meg kozelebb
huzodtunk volna huv0s ejsza-
kankent a dzsungelban egy-
mashoz.
Mem esett $40 a pogacsarol
vagy a nyaktor6 ugrasrol
egesz karacsonyig, amig Chat
finekhez mem mentunk.
Chaffinek termeszetesen az
egyetlen unokajuk tiszteletere
Z sep karacsonyfat csinaltak, S
talaltunE alatta ajandekot
: mindnyajan,
A draga Greg asszony ne
= KEN egy nyakkend6t adott
Spottynak egy nyakra val(
= shawlt, Two-Bitsnek egy ezus
oralancot, amt odaig az ores
Chaffin hordott vasarnap
, Minthogy szegenyek voltak e
cifra ajandekra mem tellett,
:, legdragabb dolgokat adtak ne
kiink, ami a legkedvesebb vol
a sziviiknek.
il Ahogy oft ild0geltiink
<, karacsonyfa elott, egysze
l. csap Spotty eltiinik es pa
it perc mulva egy kis csomago
Y hoz, amt $40 nelkul letesz
= ia ala. Es kero felenksegg'
l. nez ram, hogy mem harague
it tame meg erte.
sz Lehozta az apstezr6l a bs
n tyumb6l a pogacsat. Hogy
b. karacsoryfa ala tegye, amir
a. ugy tudta, hogy a legkedv
ID sebb a szivemnek.
Es mikor tort szavakkal m
e. gyarazni kezdte, hogy mi va
m a csomagban, mikor felenk k
a, zekkel kinyitotta AIT, hos
L. megmutassa a csaladnak, k
yes nagy, nehez k0nnycsepp hi
lott XII a szemeb6l.
a. En- szegyenkeWe nezte
~ masfele, inert biz az en- 81
,, mem is vizes volt, de ugy IL
ss tam, hogy mindenki mege
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-18

The Tinymites crawled all around, and kept their eyes upon the ground. LAW, we will never find Q four-leaf clover" Duncy said.
 "1'd like to have good luck. You bet! But I'm not sure that's what I'd get. The rest of you can keep on looking. I will snooze, instead"
 Go on," snapped Windy. we don't care, but we'll keep looking everywhere. You simply are lazy lad. That's why you want to rest.
 T don't know how you have much fun, because you seldom get things done. Why can't you be real peppy2 That's what makes one feel the best"
 Wee Duncy didn't answer. He was sound asleep as he could be. The cattail eyed him for moment. Then he had a hunch.
 "I'll call some little ants and they upon wee Duncy's nose can play" exclaimed the cattail. That will give a laugh to all the hunch."
 He found an ant hill right nearby. One of the ants said, Sure, we'll
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-18
neAvss w GEORGE scAaBO

try to poster that wee fellow" Then they started crawling round.
 Soon Duncy started in to snore. Of of his face the wee ants tore. One of them said, "Oh, we just cannot stand that awful sound"
 Then pretty Dotty shouted, "hip hurray! guess this is my lucky day. I've found 8 fourleaf clover. will share my luck with all."
 The clover then began to grow, and Scouty loudly cried out, "Oh, I wonder how big it will get? At first, 1t was real small"
 The clover grew to Dotty's size. and Goldy cried, "Lookl It has eyes," of course I have," the clover said. Come, Dotty, dance with me-"
 Course Dotty felt real safe and sound, so they joined hands and danced around. I've found new friends" the clover said. I'm hap py as can be-"
 (Copyright 1886, NEA Service, Incl
 (Dotty has some more luck in the next story.)
Evening star., 1936-10-16

only Eve flights were attempted, with
four Of them successful.
Better engines, improved equip
ment tell the story Of the revival Of
enthusiasm" said DR.. James H. KIM
ball, Government meteorologist.
"Planes today can come success
fully through weather that would have
meant disaster to ships such as Lind
bergh fiew."
While discounting any idea that
1895 had better flying weather than
preceding years, Or. Kimball gave
some share Of the credit TO improved
forecasting Of flying conditions.
I'VE can look further ahead, tell the
flyer with greater accuracy Just what
he is going up against" he said.
Each flight tells US something
gives us q better idea OF what condi-
tions o plane can meet and survive
shows US something new about tie
endurance Of man and ship"
Evening star., 1936-10-16
Ten atlantic Hops in Year
Mark Sea Flying's Comeback

Harry Richman-Dick Merrill combina-
tion taking care OF two.
The soloists, Beryl Markham, blond
Englishwoman, and Kurt Bjorkvall.
whose attempt ended in the sea OF the
Irish coast last week, complete the
roster.
The trips Of the German craft, in
preparation for regular service between
Europe and America, top the list
Without fanfare. each Of the two huge
powerful ships spanned the ocean
three times.
None of the others reached its goal,
but spanned the ocean.
The 1886 outburst of achievement
comes after two lean years in which
Evening star., 1936-10-16

onion. Three-quarters Of . cup Of
rice. Four tomatoes. peeled and seed
ed. One green pepper, seeded. One
third cup of butter. Two and . half
cups of stock. One teaspoon of salt.
Plunge the pepper into boiling
water and with towel remove the
thin skin. Chop the pepper and onion
fine, then cook in the butter until
yellow. Put the rice in Q casserole
with the onion, pepper, stock. toma-
toes and salt and stir occasionally
until the rice is nearly tender. The
cooking should be done In q moderate
oven. Stir the oysters into the rice
in the casserole and let cook about is
minutes. Half o dozen slices Of bacon
may be used instead Of the butter If
desired"
Evening star., 1936-10-16
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, october 16.-This Is q
comeback year for trans-Atlantic n.y.
ing.
Ten Airplane flights have been made
across the tossing North Atlantic, more
than in any other year, not excepting
even the feverish follow Lindbergh"
days Of 1927.
Not q life has been lost, in bright
contrast to the tragic history that saw
2e perish in the nine preceding years.
Eight of the 1885 achievements are
credited to three planes, with the Ger
man flying boats, Aeolus and Zephyr,
accounting for six crossings and the
Evening star., 1936-10-16
BALLOT INFORMATION
GIVEN BY SOUND TRUCK
Seventh Virginia District g. O. P.
Uses Vehicle to Teach New
Method Of Voting.

erscial Dispatch to The Star.
LURAY, Va, october 16.-Republi-
cans Of the seventh congressional dis
trict yesterday began the use Of a
sound truck to inform voters Of the
new way Of marking the Virginia
ballot.
The truck left Winchester yester-
day and arrived at Luray last night.
w. c. Deming Of Front Royal, chair
man Of the Republican Seventh Dis
trict Committee, said the truck would
be in use from now until election,
going into the remotest districts
Evening star., 1936-10-16
IS Ways to Serue an Oyster
Advanced by Fisheries Bureau
Recipes Include Proper Way to Cook
This Popular Sea Food and TriPe,
Philadelphia Style.

Thirty-nve ways to serve an oyster
were made public today by the Bureau
Of Fisheries. The information begins
with the preparation Of q sauce for
raw oysters and closes with the proper
method for cooking oysters and tripe,
Philadelphia style.
The oyster, says the bureau, is the
complete food. Its taste is good. It's
physiological virtues are considerable,
It is an enemy Of goiter, 1t outwits
rickets and contains vitamins A. b,
G, D and G. Furthermore. 1t Is
cheap food, and Washington showed
its appreciation Of all these advantages
in 1885 by eating 8o3.863 pounds OF
them.
Eat Oysters and Be Healthy" Is
the slogan of r. H. Fielder. who wrote
the bureau's recipe book on the shell
fish that made Chesapeake Bay famous
around the world. He remarks:
lone pint Of oysters will supply
about one-half of the PHOSPHORUS,
one-third of the calcium and all Of
the iron and iodine required in the
food Of the average person daily.
Minerals in Abundance.
"The high iron, copper and man.
ganese content of oysters makes them
especially valuable for promoting
rich red color in the blood, especially
since these minerals in the oyster are
in form easily available for assimila-
ton for the human body"
The tenderness of oysters. which
proved their undoing during the ,dia-
logue of the walrus and the car
penter, is attributed by Fielder to the
fish's lazy existence, lying luxuriously
on the bottom of some river or bay:
About the only strenuous exercise
required Of the oyster is that necessary
to open and close its she'll"
Fielder admits that his list of recipes
falls far short Of the total number
that could be printed. but he attempts
to give a representative catalogue
which will provide the fish lover with
an oyster dish for any occasion.
"Pigs In Blanket"
He mentions the old favorites like
oyster cocktail, baked oysters, plain,
with cheese, potpourri, spicy and with
celery; oyster soup, stewed oysters.
broiled oysters on toast and fancy
roasted oysters. panned. fried and
scalloped oysters. Of course, and then
borrows an idea from the roadside hot
dog industry with his recipe No. 7,
pigs in Blanket"
This dish is most familiar as a
frankfurter wrapped in bacon, but
E1edler's idea is different:
Twelve oysters, II thin slices OF
bacon, paprika. chopped parsley. Drain
oysters and dry each in a napkin.
Wrap each with a slice of bacon Sc
cured in place by a wooden tooth
pick. Sprinkle each with paprika and
chopped parsley and brown slowly in
oven. Serve very hot"
With the frost coming soon and
Halloween practically here, recipe No.
80, oyster stufing for turkey or goose,
Is timely:
"One pint Of oysters. half a cup Of
butter, one and half cups Of cracker
crumbs, two teaspoons Of lemon Juice.
Evening star., 1936-10-16
Fares Help Stricken Taximan.

VI 1SS &&S1P Se< xo@sS1k .
OKLAHOMA CITY R.-Robert
Vaughn, driving his taxi with two
passengers on an unpaved street. be-
came stuck In mud. He turned and
remarked. "wel, 1t looks like I'm
stuck" "Yes." answered one. pro-
ducing a gun. The two waded OF
with his $4,35.
Evening star., 1936-10-16

one tablespoon Of chopped parsley,
salt and pepper.
mix the crumbs. butter, parsley.
lemon juice and seasoning and roll the
oysters in the mixture SO that each Is
well covered Stun all into the turkey
or goose. If desired. the oysters may
be chopped coarsely. For a large fowl
it will be necessary to increase this
recipe"
Savory With Rice.
Among the more exotic dishes de-
scribed by Fielder Is osyster savory
with rice:
Zone quart Of oysters. One peeled
Evening star., 1936-10-16
Sample ballots are being distributed
from the truck.

Manchuria has built $500 miles Of
highways in the last four years.
The Washington times., 1936-03-06

Plymouth 1888 Coach-strictiy QEOE
in first-class condition. GDOAO
GARDNER.STU MOTORS
eO4 BladensburE Rd. n. f. Line. 81SS
The Washington times., 1936-03-06

''safety Tested" c. c. G. Guarantee
CAPITOL CADILLAC co.
1879 22nd st. n. w. National $500
The Washington times., 1936-03-06

Pontiac 1888 De Luxe Sedan 0O7E
Perfect in every way, low OO -
terms.
NATIONAL AUTO SALES
The Washington times., 1936-03-06

Plymouth 1885 Sedan - Black 0AAE
paint in excellent condition, Of
low mileage, very good tires. and
perfect motor. This is a bargain at
The Washington times., 1936-03-06

PLYMOUTH 1884 Tudor Sedan, original
finish, new tires. mechanically perfect.
Liberal terms and trade. Capitol Motors.
Inc. 215 Pa. Ave. s. E. Line. o303. Open
Aveninra and SUNDAY
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-21
COTTON CHOPPERS
STRIKE IS PUSHED
Leaders Tell Workers To Go
to Jail and Let County
Feed Them

Memphis, Tenn, May 21.--(AP)-
Arkansas planters fought a cotton
hands strike with non-recognition to-
day while union leaders called on
their followers ito fill up the jails and
let the county feed the strikers"
Headquarters of the Southern Ten
ant Farmers Union here claimed 81
600 workmen had left the fields in
three eastern Arkansas counties in a
fight to raise wages from 81 to $3.50
daily. The union said work was at a
standStill at all save small farms
worked by owners.
Officers insisted, however, that the
large planters had plenty of labor
and work was unimpeded.
The Earle, Ark, local of the union
sponsored the plan for passive resis-
lance in Jail. The strikers were adj
vised to refuse to work. get themsel-
yes jailed for vagrancy and continue
their refusal to labor on prison farms.
H. L. Mitchell, union secretary, was
cheered by a promise of aid yester-
day from William Green, head of the
American Federation of Labor.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-21
BOOST ON NORMAL
INCOME TAX RATES
DROPPED, HOWEVER
Calls for Flat Tax of Is Per-
cent on Corporation In
come as Accord
Is Reached
ALLOWS EXEMPTION
FOR SMALL. FIRMS
Congress Begins To See
Nightmares of Working
Hot Summer Nights to Get
Through Job, With Only
Recess for Coming Ma
tional Convention

Washington, May 21.-(AP)-Whip-
ping all but one member into line, the
Senate Finance Committee today
reached agreement on a compromise
plan for increasing corporation taxes
but scuttled a proposal at the loss of
considerable revenue, for boosting the
normal income tax rate
Moving along swiftly after days of
delay, the committee thus reached ac-
cord on the vital part of the revenue
bill
The compromise would call for a
flat Is percent tax on corporation in
come, a flat seven percent on income
withheld from distribution, exemption
of $1,000 from taxation for corpora
tons making no more than $4,000 a
year, and retention of the present cap
ital stock and excess profit taxes.
Smiling broadly, Senator Harrison,
Democrat, Mississippi, chairman, said
the committee had made Every good
progress" and he expected it to be
able TO report out -a bin early next
week.
So greatly at odds was the commit
CONTINUED on Page Four)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-21
Methodist Unity
Declared Biggest
Event for Decade

High Point, May 81 (AP)--Dr: Jeff
Bader, of the Federal Council of
Churches of Christ, predicted in an
address to the Methodist Protestant
General Conference here today that
the proposed unification of the three
major branches if Methodism will be
the greatest thing that has happened
in the last decade"
The conference is scheduled to vote
on the matter tomorrow afternoon
after presentation of the report of
the commission on church union.
Church leaders forecast a majority for
the plan.
The Methodist Episcopal Church
adopted the proposal last week at Co
lumbus, Ohio. The Methodist Episco-
pal Church, South, cannot act until
it's next quadrennial conference in
1898.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-21
PROF ESSOR'S CAMP
SLABS AT GRAHAM
Amused at Latter's Drag
ging University Merger
Into Campaign
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In The SIR N.tlter HOte.
= J a, IRA SI< FIR. III

Raleigh, May 21.-Supporters of DR..
Ralph w. Mcdonald for governor are
amused at Sandy Graham's recent
exhibition of political gymnastics in
dragging the question of the consoli-
dation Of the University of North Car
clina into the campaign, according to
Willie Lee Lumpkin, manager for
Dr. Mcdonald in his campaign for
the Democratic nomination for gov
ernor.
1--WE are greatly impressed with
Graham's agility and his exhibition of
political gymnastic in the attempting
to hang on to the rapidly disintegrat-
ing machine with one hand while he
grabs at straws with the other, "
Lumpkin said. "The latest display of
Graham's versatility in particularly
entertaining. Like a small boy who
has stubbed his toe, he has gone run
ming to his alma mater for comfort,
thinking certain voters will flock to
his banner because he has suddenly
tecOme Outspoken as an opponent of
university consolidation.
Sandy is setting record for call
ing on his connections for succor AL
though he was hanging on the run
ming board, the machine first turned
a deaf ear to his pleas for help. Then
he called on the ex-service men TO
Continued on Page SiX)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-21
Badoglio To
.CetTriumph
OF Victory
Subjugator of Ethio-
pia on Wayto Rome
for Triumphant Re-
ception There

Amara, Eritrea, May 21.-(AP)-
Marshal Pedro Badoglio, leaving his
responsibilities as viceroy of Ethiopia,
in the hands of General Rodolfo
Graziani was on his way home today
for a conquering heros return to
Italy.
General GRAHAM, commander of the
southern campaign, arrived in Adds
Ababa yesterday and assumed the
power of governor in the name of
King Emperor Victor Emmanuel just
before Marshal Badoglio took his
leave of the former Ethiopian capital.
The commander-in-chiefw was expect
ed to sail Monday for Italy.
There he is expected to lead a
triumphant procession June 7 when
Italy will celebrate simultaneously its
"constitution day. and it's conquest
CONTINUED on Page Two.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-21
Improper
Use Mails
Is Denied

Washington, May Fl (AP)-An as
sertion Immediately denied that the
Townsend old age pension organiza-
ton used the mails to defraud was
made today before a House investi-
eating committee.
James r. Sullivan, counsel for the
committee, declared that $11, 400 was
raised for congressional fund" by
an appeal to Townsend clubs sent
through the mails in the form of
"Townsendgrams."
Dr. F. E. Townsend, founder of the
movement, who was on the stand for
the third day, denied knowledge of
the appeal until after it was out"
He added that he did not believe the
mails "were used to defraud"
The committee turned to this line
of inquiry after an angry session yes
terday in which Townsend cried that
many of the questions directed at him
were nonsense.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-21
Decision Of North Carolina
Supreme Court To Force
Changes in Scrap
Dealings
CONTAINED TIE-UP
WITH THIS STATE
Author Of Bill Says Looks
Like Provision Is Invali-
dated; to Cut Fine for Vio-
lation from $1,000 to $500
and Eliminate Tie Up
Feature

Columbia, S. c., May 21.-(AP)-
SPONSORS of a bill to tax scrap tobac-
co dealers announced today they
would ask an amendment to offset a
North Carolina Supreme Court de-
cision rendering it imperative in eff
feet as it now stands.
The South Carolina House of Re-
presentatives passed the bill to levy
$1,000 fee per county to the Senate
this morning without a record vote.
It contained clause providing that
it become effective only if a similar
law is enforced in North Carolina.
The North Carolina Supreme Court
held a similar 1885 act for that State
unconstitutional.
representative A. G. Sloan, of
Marion, author of the pending bill,
commented:
1t looks like the North Carolina
decision invalidates my proposal as
things stand now he said.
He said he would ask senator's to
amend the bill to permit it to take eff
feet without a similar law in North
Continued on Page Fonr.l
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-21
DEMOCRATS CAUCUS
ON LYNCHIEG BILLS
Party Meeting Forced by Petition
Signed by n Members of the
National House

Washington, May 81 (AP)-A Demo
cratic Housefcaucus was called today
for tomorrow night to discuss anti
lynching legislation.
The party meeting was forced by a
petition signed by 81 members
more than necessary.
Several bills to p(ovide Federal pen
alties in connection with lynchings
are pending before the House Judi
ciary Committee. Representative
Ford, Democrat, California, who start
ed the caucus movement with Repre-
sentative Cavaghan, Democrat, New
York, said the specific objective of
the meeting was ito try and in
fluence the committee to bring a bill
out"
. Representative Bankhead, Demo
crat, Alabama, and other House
leaders, have expressed doubt that any
further action would be taken at this
session on anti-lynching legislation.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-21
Now
Big Item OF
Candidates
Hoey Appears Well
Financed; Graham
and Nj CDOnal d
Seem in Need of
Cash
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
TM The Sir Walter Hotel,

Hy j. e. BASk ERVIIL
Raleigh, May 21.-With the date of
the primary now only a little more
than two weeks distant, more and
more talk is being heard about the
condition of the finances of the vari-
Gus candidates for the Democratic
nomination for governor and the a.
mount of campaign funds still avail
able for the last days of the cam
paign. 1t is generally agreed among
all who know anything about prac-
teal politics it is almost fatal for a
campaign organization to run out Of
funds during the last week or two of
a campaign, since it requires money
to pay for the many automobiles,
workers and watchers" at the polls
on the day of the primary. Most ex-
perienced observers agree that the
candidate which has the most effic-
lent organization on election day,
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