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The Washington times., 1936-08-26
ACE DIPLOMATS
SPED T0CRIS|S
IN EUROPE
Naming Of BuIIitt and
Phillips Reveals u. S.
Concern Over War
BY ROBERT G. NIXON
International News Service

With watchful eye on the Eu-
ropean tinder-box, the United
States today sped two of it's ace
diplomatic trouble-shooters to key
nations in the present interna-
tional crisis.
The surprise appointment of viii.
liam C. Bullitt, Ambassador to the
Soviet Union, as Ambassador to
France late yesterday followed by
day President Roosevelt's formal
dispatch of Undersecretary Of
State William Phillips to Rome as
the new Ambassador to Italy.
Bullitt succeeds Jessie I. Straus,
who returned to this country re-
Gently because Of illness. Illness
also forced the resignation Of
Breckenridge Long as Ambassador
to Rome.
Diplomatic circles regarded
both appointments as an indica-
ton Of President Roosevelt's in.
creasing concern over the crisis
precipitated in Europe by the
Spanish civil war.
Bullitt and Phillips are esteemed
as top among this nations shrewd-
est and ablest diplomats.
Bullitt, the first American en-.
voy to Soviet Russia since the
Communists came into power, and
Mr.. Roosevelt's chief adviser in
the resumption of diplomatic re-
lations with the Soviet, is an
authority on Soviet affairs. He
was a member of the Hoover re-
lief commission to Russia in 1919.
When the Stain government
was finally recognized two years
ago. Bullitt was a leading figure
in the negotiations which led to
recognition and Immediately after
ward went to Moscow as ambaS-
sador.
Diplomatic circles attach con.
siderable significance to Bullitt's
assignment to France, where the
government of late has had
strong Communistic leanings.
The Washington times., 1936-08-26
Ryrnes Rolls Up 10000
Majority Over 2 Foes

COLUMBIA. S. c., Aug. &c
UN.SO.-On the face of complete
but unofficial returns, Senator
James F. Byrnes, a eta'mch Ad.
miniStrationist. today had been
renominated to the United States
Senate.
Running against two opponents
Thomas Stoney, former mayor
Of Charleston, and Col. William
Harllee, a retired United States
Marine officer, Senator Byrnes
piled up 161, 900 majority.
Early today the count stood:
Byrnes, 10000.
Stoney, 1890.
Harllee, 300.
The Washington times., 1936-08-26
Bird Smashes Train
Cab; Motorman Cut

NEW YORK, Aug. 26 G.N.SJ.
In a freak accident, a large bird
today smashed through the glass
of the motorman's car of a Long
Island train, decorating Samuel
Padgett so painfully he had to
be relieved. The train was de-
layed nine minutes.
The bird, with reported wing
spread of 6 feet, was of an un-
identified species.
The Washington times., 1936-08-26
Hduptnann Trial
Publicity Hit
ByBdr Group

BOSTON, Aug. 26 G.N.SO.
Sixteen recommendations for re-
form Of court procedure, in a re-
port which condemned news
paper articles by John "Jafsie"
Condor on the Hauptmann case,
attacked the activities of Gov
ernor Harold G. Hoffman and
Attorney General David 1. Will
entz, of New Jersey, for indulg-
ing in newspaper publicity" were
made to the criminal law section
Of the American Bar Association
today by a special committee
headed by Judge oscar Hallam,
of st. Paul, MINI.
The report condemned the al
legged trial by newspaper" which
accompanied the Hauptmann trial;
attacked radio publicity of trials
as Fundamentally wrong" and
branded as clearly Objectionable"
the practice of jurors "cashing
in" on the fame that comes to
them by reason of their jury
service"
1t also termed grossly i'm
proper" an article by Edward j.
Reilly, original defense attorney
for Hauptmann, entitled, "WiIl
Lindbergh Save Hauptmann?"
Conduct of Justice Thomas w.
Trenchard, who presided at the
Hauptmann trial, was approved in
the report, which declared that in
his judicial conduct he was undiS-
turbed by the whirl of excitement
roundabout.
Overcrowded court room, the
milling crowds outside and souve.
mir hunters, however, contributed
to general hySteria, the report
said.
Following the meeting, Attorney
General Wilentz issued a brief
statement in which he said:
Cup to this time I have re-
fused to discuss the case and 1
see no reason now for changing
my policy"
The New Jersey prosecutor was
defended during the meeting by
Colonel Mayer C. Goldman, of
New York.
The Washington times., 1936-08-26

caused me to give up my foot
ball playing.
Keep your chin up, old man,
and let's look forward to the
day when you are strong again
and we can sit down together
and talk over the game of foot
ball.
yours very truly,
CALF M. LANDON."
-NoTE AMERICAN
The Washington times., 1936-08-26
Mutiny Reported

BAYONNE, France, Aug. 26
G.N.SO.-From Gijon today, it
was reported mutiny broke out
aboard the Spanish cruiser Almi-
rante Cervera. and that several of
the crew were shot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-06
SuLYOS BAL.
A MAGYAR NAPON
Egg cleveland footballistat
a korhazba kellett vinni.
Mem tort ell a laba

A Magyar Napon sajnalatos
baleset aldozata lett Szabo
Vilmos, a cleveland Verhovay
csapat egyik jatekosa, aki a
masodik felid6ben oily szeren-
csetlenil utk0zott 0ssze a
Youngstown kapussal, hogy
sulyos in-randulast szenve-
dett. A mecsen jelen volt DR..
Mahrer Marion Pal reszesi-
tette els6 segelyben a cleve-
landi magyar fiut, akit aztan
Grosz Ferenc hewitt a Scent
Erzsebet korhazba, ahol
R0ngten- -Sugarakkal megalla-
pitottak, hogy szerencsere
mem szenvedett csont repe-
dest.. Tarsai aztan 4 ha7a-
vittek Clevelandba, napokig
tart mig laba meggyogyul.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-06

Vasarnaphoz ety hstre lesz
a Barta Erdoben. Macy a
keszul6des

Youngstown Is kornyeki
csaladjanak, a iol ismert Barta
erdoben levo Fiilemile Csarda
modern tanctermeben folyo evi
augustus ho loan, vasarnap
megtartando Evi Piknikje es az
oreg Amerikas Magyrok Test
veri Talalkozasa kozeledik,
miert is minde1 magyar test
yer figyelmet felhiyjuk az
ezen napi jo szorakozasra Is
testveri szeretettel ~Arjuk .ugy
a szomszed, mint a videki ossz-
magyarsagot.
Magyar testverek, j0jjetek Ell
az evi talalkozasi napunkra,
amikor maid a fiatalok jo
mulatozasa mellett mi oregek
is kiruccanunk. Utirany a
Mahoning Ave. villamos vegal-
lomaStol jel0lve lesZ.
Lesz jo etel, ital, magyar
zene es szabad szallitas oda
es vissza a villamos allomas-
hoz.
Minden magyart es csalad-
jat, baratait is tisztelettel
meghivjuk es szeretettel TO-
gadjuk. A magyar egyhazak
es egyletek partfogasat kerjuk.
Horvath Istvan id. csaladf6,
Danish Jozsef, irodeak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-06

Ft. Mundweil Janos vezetese
alatt. A miisort nehany perc-
sci kesobb hivatalosan megnyi-
totta Nemenyi Miklos Emo. a
Nagybizottsag eln0ke. A k0-
z0nseg felallva enekelte
"America"t A zenekar meg
egynehany szamot jatszott.
Maid Barsony Jozsefne Ell
wood City-bol enekelt nehany
szep magyar dalt es utana
ferjevel, Barsony Jozseffel be-
mutatta a magyar sz6lot.
Turbok Mariska, Fairport
Harborbol Ujlaky Laszlone XII
seretevel meglepte a k0z0n-
seget sep magyar dalaival.
Ez volt Miss Turbok elso be-
mutatkozasa lit es megerde-
melte a k0zonseg tapsait.
maid Ifj. Tatar Istvan ugyes
hegedtszamai k0vetkeztek
Soos Ida zongorakiSeretevel.
Kozben megerkezett a kor-
manyzo es kiseretevel bevo-
multi a szinpadra.
A kis Pipoly Evelin ugyes
enek es tancszamat zajosan
megtapsoltak. A zongoran Mrs
Francis Macy kiserte.
Nemenyi eln0k besz6litotta
a bajnok football csapatot es
annak tagjait neven szolitva,
bemutatta 6ket a kormanyzo-
max, aki a bajnoki ermeket
a mellukre tiizte. A k0z0nseg
nagyon megtapsolta az ugyes
magyar fiukat.
A nagybizottsag neveben az
tan Nemenyi eln0k atadta a
IS dollaros 0szt0ndijakat Vass
Anna Marianak es ,T0r0k San
dornak, akik magyarul es an
golul k0sz0ntek meg a jutal-
mat es megigertek, hogy tisz-
tesseget szereznek a magyar
nevnek.
K0vetkezett q kormAnyzo be
szede, aki k0zben feliratta
maganak, hogyan kell kimon-
dani 'Kedves barataiIn" es ezt
(Folytatas a ak oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-06

Isnet skier koronazta a
Nagybizottsag munkalkod odasat.
Tobb, mint IL ezernyi to-
meg jelent meg a 11-ik Ma
gyar Napon az Idora Parkban
a multi vasarnap.
Anikor ejfel utan szallin-
gozni kezdett hazafele a k0-
z0nseg, mindenki jol erezte
magat. A Magyar Napnak
nagy erkolcsi es rendes anyagi
sikere volt.
A fodolog a youngstown
Magyar Napon, hogy azon a
kozonseg jol erezze magat, a
bevetel masodrendii kerdes.
Mar delfele sok szazan' vol
tax az Idoraban, amely felett
tiszta kek volt az eg es er6-
sen tuzelt a nap - a SzOkaSOS
szerencses Magyar Napi lido.
Sok amerikai es a Nagybi-
zottsag tagjai k0zul t0bben
vartak Davey kormanyzot
ebedre. De a kormanyzo, szo-
kasa szerint kesett es a kozos
ebedet nelkiile ettek meg.
Ket orara mar hullamzott a
k0zonseg a park f6utjan. So
kan tartottak a szinhazba,
inasok a sport telepre, ahol
mar akkor megindult a foot
ball merk6zes a Youngstown
Magyar Sport Club bajnok csa
pata es a Cleveland Verhovay
k0zt. Youngstown 4:1-re nyert.
A szinhazban a szinpadon
helyet foglalt a Magyarok
Nagyasszonya Hitk0zseg zene-
kara, amely sok szep szammal
szorakoztatta a k0z0nseget
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-06
BALASKo GY0RGY
PARK RENDOR
Horvath Vilmost Is Matisz
lstvant is kineveztek park
feliigyeloknek

A multi heten valasztotta
XII a park kommissio, amely
most a Youngstown parkok
es jatszohelyek felett gyako-
rolja a feligyeletet a civil
service listarol az alkalmazot-
takat.
Macy 0romiinkre lattuk,
hogy a listan harom magyar
is szerepel.
Horvath Vilmos, akinek a
legszebb parkja van Young
stownban es Matisz Istvan
mar regi alkalmazottai a park
max. Mindkett6t Lionel Evans,
a mostani polgarmester, aki
azel6tt park szuperintendens
volt, neyezte HI. Az 8 kineve-
zesik allando allasra biztos
volt.
Balasko Gy0rgy az ev ele-
jen az els6k k0zt volt a WIS
gan. st park rend6rnek ne
veztek XII es ICY harom magyar
lesz ebben a varosi szolgalat-
ban.
Balasko egyike azoknak,
akik mindig dolgoznak ma
gyar ugyekben. Eln0ke a SIT.
Istvan Verhovay 21-ik fi6knak
es a Varosi Polgar Kornek,
a Nagybizottsagnak pedig 2-ik
alelnoke.
Gratulalunk Balaskonak a
kinevezeshez es remeljiik, hogy
magyaros becsIlettel allja
maid meg a helyet, ugy mint
a tobbi magyar varosi es me-
gyei alkalmazott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-06

fent kepen athato egy resze azoknak kedves bajos
amerkai magyar leanykaknak aknek nagy csapata tee
sznesse Idoa Parkot vasarnapi Magyar Napon leg
szebb magyar ruhaert diat iden Csepke kapa
mex egujabb hazai hmze magyar ruaa amerkaiak et
szese egjobban megnyere Kar hogy volt tobb d
bzony sokan megerdeetek vona ITALIAN ovore tobb
kepen lahatok elso negyes csoportban bal oldalon
balro obbra Ondo Gizea Lengye nonka 10th Erzske es
K0vesdi Ibolyka
kozepso kepen: Mez6 Margit Kalman Margit Orosz
Etel.
jobbodali kepen pedg aprosagok:s Brogley Joan,
Iordal Erzslke Brogey Dolores Tpan Eveln es Lengyel
Ibolyka
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-06
CAMPBELL
MAGYARSAG!

Augustus 9-en, vasarnap
este 7 oral kezdettel egy
rendkiviili gyulest tartunk a
Magyar Haz erdekeben a Ma
gyar Hazban.
Kernenk a t. campbelli ma
gyarsagot, hogy sziveskedjen
ere a gyiilesre elj0nni, inert
fontos dologrol van $40 es vi
tisztvisel6ket kell valasztani,
Stb.
Tisztelettel hivja es varja
a campbelli magyarsagot min
denkit kivetel nelkiil:
A Campbell Magyar
Nagybizottsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-06
0REG AMERIKAS GYULES

Az Oreg Amerikas Youngs-
town es K0rnyeki Csaladja a
SIT. Istvan Otthonban f. evi
augustus no San, szombat
este Z oral kezdettel rendes
gyiilest tart, amelyre minden
csaladtag pontos megjeleneset
kerjiik.
Id. Horvath Istvan, csaladf0,
Danish Jozsef, ir6deak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-06

tity and quality of the goods
they producer"
These questions are peril
nent aDhen aOe question the
good faith and good intention
of the so-caIIed Hungarian
Communist leaders aDh0 are
noao urging the Hungarian
1Dorkmen to join the CIO or
g1nisntiOn drive in the steel
industry.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-06
SZENT ISTVAN EGYLET
VERHOVAY-zIsIK FI{3K !.

Beteg tagjaink:: Koleszar
Gy0rgy, Czene Claiborne, Mislai
Imrene, Jambrits Istvanne,
Pisak Janosne, Petranczki 10
zsef, 2218 Donald Ave.
Betegseg titkarnal jelenten-
do: 78 N. Bruce st. Telefon
62671.
Gober Janos, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-06
Town Topics

l1th arrangement by oar Hun
garian Grand Committee came
to a successful close early Mon
day morning.
Idora Park. aDas again
thronged By oar people aoho
gathered from all parts oil
the Youngstown district to
celebrate this day. !
This gear NE Uere honored
By the presence of Governor
Martin L. Davey.
We invited the Governor
to be aoith us, to give us q
mon-political talk fitting for
a Hungarian Day program, and
to bring us aoho are good
citizens Of this state and
nation the official greetings of
the great state OF Ohio.
Instead the Governor deliD-
cred a halt-hour political talk
and he has himself to blame
If people started to aOalk out.
on him. This is the first time
in II gears that a political
speech aDds made on the Hun
garian Day program. The
courtesy of the host aOas the
only thing Uhich prevented
us from cutting his speech
short.
oar people in heat of Hun
garian Day afternoon do not
care to listen to long talks,
especially political talks. They
did not care to hear about
the penitentiary, Marysvil!e
and the Soldiers Home. The
governor lost many friends due
to his long-1oindedness and the
Uiolotion OF the non-political
INDUCTION OF aOhjch he aDas
nell 1Ware.
A lump rose in our throat
and tears almost came to oar
eyes as Miss Anna Marie V1ss
thanked in Hungarian the
grand committee and the Hun
garians of the district for the
SIS scholarship award aOhich
aoill make it possible for her
to start her studies to become
a registered and graduate
nurse.
Miss VGss is of the third
generation. Her parents 1Dere
born in this country, their
grand parents, both living,
came from Hungary.
The SIS aDe give to ta0o good
students to help them in their
first gear OF higher studies is
a paltry sum compared aoith
the results. TO haze our third
generation thank us in Hun
garia1a is sufficient reaDard.
Later her father thanked
me for aOhat I haze done for
his daughter.
I told him I haze done
nothing. Has daughter has
done all. Her grades aoere her
best recommendation.
The grand committee must
stick to the rule. Among the
applicants the best students
dlsoays must be asOarded the
scholarships.
In one Of itssaTecent issues
the CleDela71d C0mnau7,istic
daily dismissed aOith a stroke
OF a pen pertinent questions
aDe asked of them. They said
our questions aOere 1tnsini,se."
We believe they did not dare
G71S1Der them.
Among other questions zoe
asked If it aDas not true that
they attacked very bitterly
John L. LeUis, the CIO organ
is1tiO7 head until Ueru recentLu
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-06

Feleseg-gyilkossag vadjaval
kerilt a megyei bort0nbe
John w. Deetrick Sheet and
Tube Co. egyik fem-vegyesze.
Deetrick, aki tagadja a vadat,.
allitolag feltekeny volt 81 ewes
neiere, akit atlott fejjel ta-
laltak meg a kora hajnali
orakban a par Pennsylvania
Avenuei lakasan.
Deetrick AIT allitja, hogy
felesege valosziniileg 0ngyil-
kos lett.
Kezdetet vette masodik
felevi adofizetes a mutt
hetfon. Iparkodjon min
denki adojat september eleje
el6tt megfizetni. Akik a multi
evekr6l haralekban vannak,
AIT nagy biintetes elengedes-
sci elintezhetik reszletfizetes-
re, ha jelentkezhek a megyei
penztari hivatalban. Ez en-
gedmenyt nyujto torveny az
ev vegere hatalyat veszti.
Tobb nyugdijat kapnak
maid az aggkoruak, inert
Davey kormanyzo elrendelte,
hogy mindazoknak, akik ke-
vesebbet kapnak mint a
maximalis $3O-at, havonta,
emeljek fel a nyugdijat.
Mi AIT szeretn6k latni,
hogy magasabb legyen a
nyugdij mint 80 dollar. Aki
kevesebbet kap, annak van
mas j0vedelme is, most a kOr-
manyzo rendelete alapjan tOb
bet fognak kapni mint az
egeszen vagyontalanok.
A kormanyz6 egy kezevel
(Folytatas Ok oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-06
12,O0O-NYI KOzONsEG KERESIE FELL
AZ |DEI YOUNGSTOWN MAGYAR NAPOT|

Remek nyar idoben ktnoen erezte magat nagy tomeg.
Martin Davey kormanyzo is elliott Is beszedet tartott
szinhaz sportelep, tancterem Is csarda zsufola-
sig megteltek. A mIsor tetszett. A magyar lako-
dalom Is az Greg amerikasok fevonulasat ezrek
neztek vegig. Az erkolcsi haszon melett lesz
vagy otszaz dollar tiszta haszon
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-06

Ugyancsak j6 jel az, hogy
er6sebben indul-
lsban $345 900 er-
Isl engedelyt adott
2 S, mig 1885 julius
alig sos, 900 volt
Jitkezesek erteke. Az
Aiusi eredmeny jobb
1885 egesz els6 feleve.
hgusztusi epitesi mum
A Szama az eddigi kilata-
sok szerint szinten emelkedni
fog.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-06
YOUNGSTOWN
R0v|D HIREK

A Republic Steel Corpora
ton Nilesben harom milli6
dollar k0ltseggel vi feher
pleh-gyarat fog epiteni, amely
maid tobb szaz munkasnak
nyujt keresetet. Az nj millt
mar megrendeltek a United
Engineering and Foundry
Co.-tol es lit fog elkesziilni
Youngstownban.
Dacara a meleg augustus
max az aceltermeles rs szaza-
lekos er6vel folyik. A kilata-
sok jok maradnak, tehat jo
munkaviszonyok varhatok
szeptemberre is.
Az egyre javulo viszonyok
eredmenye, hogy a ]. c.
Penney hatalmas department.
store ceg, amelynek t0bb mint
ezer varosban van uzlete, XII
berelt egy hatalmas negy
emeletes epuletet a West Fee
deral Streeten, hogy oft
youngstown uzletet meg
nyissa.
Evening star., 1936-04-03
F. B. |. AIDE FLAYS
POLITICS IN CRIME
ToIson's Comment Recalls
U. S. Withdrawal From
Hauptmann Case.

While the Justice Departments Fed
trained carefully from any comment on
recent developments in the Hauptmann
case, one of its officials today leveled a
caustic blast at the curse of politics"
In law enforcement.
In an address prepared for delivery
before the Iowa State Teachers Asso-
citation, Clyde A. Tolson, assistant di-
rector Of the F. B. l., called on the
American people to check and finally
extirpate the evil of politics or political
control from law enforcement.
Without mentioning the Haupt-
mann case-although at the time of
the bureaus summary withdrawal
from it more than year ago there
were reports Of Federal dissatisfaction
with activities Of Jersey officials
Tolson declared:
II know Of nothing SO adverse to
the accomplishment Of real law en-
forcement as the curse Of politics. In
any form, manner or degree, wherever
and whenever politics touches law en-
forcement, the latter suffers and be-
comes ineffective and abortive.
Undermines Laws.
"Any continuance Of political int1u-
ence in law enforcement will mean
gradual deterioration, |-cay and final
collapse Of law and OF lin the COM
munity in which it Is permitt9 )
exist.
Politics is the racket underlying al
other rackets, so far as law enforct
ment is concerned. An aroused, en-
liehtened public opinion is the only
possible effective means to curb and
cure this great evil"
At the same time Tolson severely
criticized undue leniency for GRIM
inals.
Disclaiming any intention of being
"unduly severe" Tolson deplored the
tendency to give primary considera-
ton to the welfare of the convict
Father than to that of society.
Mercy TO Society First.
I'VE in law enforcement" Tolson
said, hold that first and foremost
our duty to society provides that So
ciety's interests should be primarily
considered, and that no criminal
should receive pardon or parole clem-
ency beyond that which is strictly en-
Joined by statute-unless it can be
shown beyond a reasonable doubt that
the recipient of this clemency will not
renew his endless warfare upon
society -
Mercy is splendid human charac-
teristic, but the mercy, it is believed,
should be shown to our abiding
citizens, rather than to habitual GRIM
tnals''
Tolson asserted that heads Of police
organizations should be in full, COM
plete and untrammeled control of
their forces and subject at no time
10 the whims and vagarieS Of political
or any other form Of influence on the
part of those holding official positions
or bearing unofficial relations to mu-
nicipal or other governments"
Evening star., 1936-04-03
CONTRACTS AWARDED
BY NAVY Department
National Electric Supply Co. Will
Install Refrigerating Equip
ment at Navy Yard.

The National Electrical Supply Co.,
1880 New York avenue, yesterday was
awarded a contract by the Navy De-
partment for $735 for automatic re-
frigerating equipment for the Wash
= sngton Navy Yard. This is part of
contract program totaling s25l ,655 to
be directed by the Bureau Of Yards
and Docks.
Dredging at the naval operating
base, Hampton Roads, Va, awarded
O Norfolk firm, will cost the Navy
s1o4,ooo. A substation for the repair
basin in the Pearl Harbor Navy Yard
will be constructed by San Francisco
firm at a cost of $146,920.
Evening star., 1936-04-03

A motion requesting expedition, Of
improvement work in Taft Park was
passed. A pool of water caused by par
TALLY filling depression in the park
was declared q menace to health. AS
this work has been retared by inclem-
ing authorities in charge, but asking
Evening star., 1936-04-03
THE EVENING WASHINGTON G, FRIDAY, APRIL g.

as 1t concerned the northeast area was
voted last night by the Northeast Con-
ference OF Citizens Associations ct
its regular monthly meeting. Mem
bers commended DR.. Ballou's choice
suggestions as to senior high school
in the area.
Evening star., 1936-04-03

that the work be finished before the
stagnant pond becomes q breeding
place for mosquitoes.
The group voted In favor Of the
proposed extension Of New York avenue
to Cheverly. Md. Action was also
taken to reduce speeding on Tenth and
Newton streets northeast.
Evening star., 1936-04-03

address by Charles M. Hay, special
assistant to the Attorney General, on
'"The New Deals Challenge to College
Men" at . banquet tonight at 1880
o'clock in the University Club.
A number Of alumni prominent In
public life will attend the banquet.
Judge Edward G. johnson Of the Sc
Evening star., 1936-04-03

curities and Exchange Commission. p
president Of the club, win be toast
master. ...
Evening star., 1936-04-03
DR.. BALLOU'S PROGRAM
APPROVED BY CITIZENS.

Endorsement OF DR.. Frank w. Bal
LOUIS recommendation for new and i'm
proved schools in the District in so far
Evening star., 1936-04-03

Spain Mineral Country.
Spain contains considerable mineral
wealth.
Evening star., 1936-04-03

! Soldier Aid in 1885.
AS early as the year 1886 the Ply
mouth Colony of Massachusetts pro-
vided for the life care of manned SOL
diers.
Evening star., 1936-04-03
c. M. HAY TO SPEAK

Will Address william and Mary
Alumni Tonight.
Members and guests Of the william
and Mary Alumni Club will hear an
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-19

= Mike Stefanik, 24lety lu-
pic, jenz prepaid odbocku
Montrealske banky We Winni-
pegu,, byl odsouzen ma 5 rokG
do trestnice. Stefanik byl te-
PRIV pred kratkem deportovan
re Spojenych StatG do Kanady
pc odbytf 18-mesfcnfho trestu
pro porusenf pristehovalec-
kych zakonG.
= Vzdor hospodaTske krisi,
danovy census ukazuje, re Ma
darsko ma dosud 1853 miliona-
RI. z mich 200 jsou statkari,
76 majiteli realit a % tovarni-
ky nebo obchodnfky.
= Alan Sigrist, pffrucf supe-
rintendenta policie v Jerusale-
me byl postfelen, kdyz mu ma
neho vypalil neztozneny muz,
V nemz Sc policie domniva, re
byl Arab. Bl1ze Tel Aviv byl
bombovan Wax, pri cemz IA pa
sazerG bylo poraneno.
AS Is zidG bylo zraneno pTi
pumovanf vlaku mezi Haifou a
Lyddou v Palestine.