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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-03
WILL SEEK CITY
where SHEBAN
QUEEN REICNED
Expedition Hea ded BY
Count de Prorok Will
Sail Tuesday

PARIS, Dec. 3.-(UP).-An
American expedition, headed by
the Franco-American explorer,
Count Byron De Prorok, will sail
from Marseilles next Tuesday in
search of the lost capital of the
Queen of Sheba.
The quest for the. legendary
city, with its reputed mountains"
of gold and jewels that have lured
searchers since Biblical times, will
take the expe lition to the Yemen
coast and across the soaring sands
of the Ruba-AtKhali, or Great
Arabian Desert. b.
Count De Prorok and seven as
sistants, including two Americans,
will follow maps provided by the
French airman, Capt. Corniglion
MoOlinier, now flying from Lon
don to Capetown with Jim Mol
lison, and the novelist, Andre NAL
gauX.
Captain Molinier and Malgaux
announced discovery" of the
Queen of Sheba's capital after a
900-mile flight across the desert
in March, 1884.
They said that they sighted and
photographed from the air, 90
temple towers. which protrude
above the sands of the centuries
i'm. a mountainous country.
De Prorok, convinced that the
lost city lies beneath millions of
tons of desert sand, will take so
Arabian diggers with him on a
2O0-camel caravan trek across the
Ruba-Al-Khali. I'D 80
The Americans among the sci
entists and Psychologists compris-
ing the expedition are Ellsworth
Brown of New York and Harold
Atkinson of Los Angeles. The
group will sail on the French liner
Champollion from Marseilles.
The location of the treasure
city has been disputed for 1000
years. Pliny the elder believed it
to be in Yemen along the Red
sea. Other Latin historians be-
lieved ID to be farther north, while
modern psychologists generally
have contended it lay buried near
either. March or Mein. Malgaux
insisted it would be found near
Naith. ...r.H
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-03
STARS LOSE ROMANCE
THROUGH TELESCOPE

NEW WILMINGTON, Pa, Dec.
1. (UP).-If you are looking for
romance and beauty in the skies,
don't look through telescope.
I, Westminster college students
'pondered that advice after listen
ing to DR.. Roy X. Marshall, Will
son college astronomer, who adj
dressed the student body.
"Human beings are lucky" DE-.
Marshall said, when they look at
the stars with their naked eyes.
Planets, stars and the Milky Way
lose much of their romance and
beauty when seen through a tele-
scope. -,
More than $500 stars are visible
on a clear night, but there are 30
thousand million stars within the
range of the largest telescope.
Stars are named for wives, sweet
hearts, for presidents, and have
even been auctioned' off to the
highest bidder to be named as the
buyer chooses. 't'... '' '.'
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-03
FIRST TRADE FAIR
1880 B. c., in EAST

LEIPZIG, Dec. 3. (UP).-The
history of trade has been traced
back for many centuries by the
translation of ancieIo Babylonian
records.
Hieroglyphics of the brick books
of Babylon reveal the fact that
as early at $3.50 BIC. in the reign
of Sargon in Sumeria fairs and
bazaars were held to encourage
trade. A thousand years later,
laws for the proper conduct or
such fairs. known as the code OF
Nhammurabi, were announced by
the Babylonian emperor of that
name. -.
In China, the. Emperor Fulfil is
sued orders regarding the conduct
of fairs as early as 1857 BIC.
Later came the Greek festival fair
at Delos with its familiar Olympic
games. History was repeated tins
wear when crowds attended the
Olympics and remained TO, visit
the Leipzig fair as they did IN
Greece 5000 years ago.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-03
.YADXN TERRAchG.
PUSHED AT NIGHT;
LIGHTING PROVIDED

YADKMVMLE, dec. 8. (uR.
No longer will darkness interrupt
the work of terracing Yadksn
county farm, lands. >s.NY"
Unable to do all the, workids-
handed of it in daylight hours,
the terracing unit in that county
has been equipped with lighting
system that enables it to work "a
hours a day.
The system, said R. G.. Broad
dus, assistant extension 'agricuE-
tural engineer at North Carolina
State College, consists Of q heavy
duty generator, two 6-volt storage
batteries, and five large lights.
The lights are 80 arranged that
they food with light a wide area
around both the tractor and the
grader which cuts bitches and
throws up the terraces.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-03
CAT WANDERS FOR
1870 MILES TO RETURN


EASTMAN, Mass, Dec. 3.ytUP).
The cat came back-but only att
er wandering 100 miles from
home.
When Mrs. Charles Mackenzie,
Provincetown summer resident,
took her new pet to her winter
home in Auburndale this fall, the
cat manifested it's displeasure by
leaving home.
Weeks later Mus. Elizabeth NJ.
Bohm of this town, reported a
stray cat to the Animal Research
League. 1t was MIS-. MackenGle;s
pet en- route to Proyineetewn fish
wharves, only three towns away.
The cat was expressed to us
owner in a stout box.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-03
LANTERN MAN. AT
BRYN MAWR TRAINS

BRYN MAWR. Pa. (UPp.--Tbs
Lantern Man" is back on the job
at fashionable Bryn Mawr college
this semester.
For nine years, Joe Hagarty has
had the job of carrying lantern
to the railroad station to meet in
coming night trains and escort the
girls to the dormitory. The Ian
tern Man" tradition dates back TO-
the COS, when the approach to the
college was more lonely than now.
Hagarty, 35-year-old bache-
lor, says he likes the Job better
than his previous work in Ireland,
where he was promoted from a
trucker to d train conductor.
Allen county, Ohio, was organ.
lied March /, 1881, and named
for Colonel Allen, who won rec
opnition in the War of 1912.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-03

high school at Saranac Lake,
where, she, doaaed her. first pair
of skates at the age of Is. She
recalled that the skates were of
the rocker type, causing her to
stop and tighten the straps. A
year later. equipped with racing
"tubularS," she won her first race
against senior girls on the Platts-
burg, n. Y, municipal rink.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-03
GOVERNMENT
BuYS}DRlGS
They May Replace Nor.
phine as Non-Habit-
Forming Narcotics W
BY KILLER KRIEGHBAUM
United Press Staff Correspondent


United Press Staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Dec. g.. CUP.
With a! crisp, new dollar bill, Sec
rotary of the Treasury Henry
Morgenthau, Jr., yesterday pur-
chased patents on three recently
discovered drugs which eventually
may replace morphine.
The drugs, all with long tech
nical names, were discovered by
DR.. Lyndon F. Small, youthful
looking dollar-a-year consuitant
of the U. S. public health service
who has been searching for seven
years for a drug to replace NOR
phine which would not be habit
forming.
If clinical studies now being
conducted under Dr.. Small show
that these three drugs have a pos
sible value. to mankind as mar
cotics, then they will be manufac-
tured under the supervision Of the
federal government. If these tests
show that they are harmful, the
government can prevent their
manufacture and distribution.
Another drug discovered by Dr.
Small which was found to be more
harmful than morphine--it is cali
ed dixhydrodesoxymorphine-d---is
now kept off the market because
the federal government holds the
patents. This substance is now a
subject of discussion by our state
department at an annual meeting
of the opium advisory committee
in Geneva.
Because the government can not
receive property without payment,
Secretary Morgenthau gave the re-
search worker dollar for his dis
covery. ,,.
"There is nothing more diff
cult than the control Of drug adj
diction," the secretary said as he
presented DR.. Small with dollar.
81 thank you for being social
minded enough to give your work
| to the treasury" ..'.'
Dr.. Thomas Parran, surgeon
general of the public health serv-
ice, said the presentation of the
parents represented "a forward
step in the evolution of a new type
of social machinery-a machinery
that draws together the primary
agencies for public welfare, in
Guiding government, semi-govern-
ment and voluntary, which have
to do with the solution of single
medico-social problem.
He added that the presentation
will make it easier to handle the
narcotic problem in this country.
The patents were granted on
October 81 and the expense was
borne by the United States.
DR.. Small's research was made
possible by an ALLEGATION Of $780,
900 annually by the Rockefeller
Foundation to the national re-
search council. He had carried
forward his work during the past
seven years at the University Of
Virginia, where he is faculty
member.
The three drugs are named lD
morphine alcoholic eshyl ether,
(2) dihydromorphine alcoholic
tshyl ether and 81 dihydromor-
phine alcoholic methyl ether.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-03
LOUISIANA CONNECTS
ARE RE-CAPTURED

BATON ROUGE, La, Dec. 8.
-(UP).-Two convicts who zs-
Jagged their escape from flying
bullets at Angola.prison farm into
nearby woods Saturday were cap
tured yesterday. u
Cen. L. F. Guerre, head OF the
state police here, announced JACK
Womack, 80, and Truly Forten-
berry, 81, finally were run down
by bloodhounds seven miles from
the farm in a wooded area. Prs
on guards surrounded the fugi-
tiyes and fred shots to, scare
them. Soon the convicts cried out
thew would surrender, and were
taken unframed.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-03
SHAWS CREEK
SHAwS CREEK. Dec. ST

SHAWS CREEK. Dec. 3.-The
burial of Mrs. Murphy, who died
on Thanksgiving Day, took place
at Fletcher Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Murphy was the mother Of
Mrs. Ethel Merrill of this place.
She was loved and respected by
her many friends.
Mr.. Fred Young returned to
his home here last Thursday after
spending a few days in Asheville
with friends.
Mrs. Grace Johnson and Mrs.
Harry Johnson visited relatives
here recently.
Miss Laura Fore spent last Fri
day night with her sister, Mrs.
General Bradley, of Etowah.
Miss Ethel Blythe, of Brevard.
spent the Thanksgiving holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
c. Blythe.
Miss Margie Merrill visited her
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Everette
Baldwin at Fletcher last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Keith, of
Hickory. have been visiting the
formers mother. Mrs. R. A.
Keith.
Mrs. Jim Smith. who is here
from Washington on account of
the death of her grandmother,
Mrs. Murphy. is spending a few
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Ethel
Merrill.
Miss Gladys Blythe and aunt,
Mrs. Bryan Merrill. visited friends
in ASheville last Sunday.
Sheriff Orr and his wife and
their granddaughter. Margaret
Frances Reese, visited his sister,
Mrs. Victoria Clayton, last Thurs
day night,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-03
LAST BULLET SAVES
. 6 FROM ELEPHANT

COLOMBO, Dec. 8. CuPf.-Fhe
last cartridge among a party OF
six government officials in Ceylon
saved them when they were charg..
ed by an elephant in the jungle OF
the Nayvi region.
Assistant Government Agent NJ.
d. de S. Jayarative and q. de
Zoyas, deputy registrar OF coop
erative societies, had gone to the
district with friends to transact
business. In the morning they
went to see the large herds of deer:
often encountered in the Navv'
plains.
Going along a narrow jungle
track, they turned a bend only
half a mile from camp and came
upon a wild elephant. The beast
was about to charge when SIM
halese chieftain accompanying
them brought it down with a SIN
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-03
ROME OPERA
SEASON NEAR
Tradition Will Be Broken
When Season Opens
There on Dec. 8
By FRANCISCO REA
United Press Staff Corresponden Mt

ROME, Dec. 8. (UPl-Break-
ing with years of tradition. the
opera season at the Royal Opera
house of Rome will open Deem
Der 8 instead of December 26.
The opening date was advanced
because Pietro Mascagni refused
to choose more than one cast for
his "Nero," which will be staged
in other thaeters of Italy under
the condactorship of the compos-
Ell and with the same artists.
The repertory of the Royal in
chdes 25 operas, three of which
will receive their world premiere.
The latter are the late Ottorino
Respighps "Lucrezia," Mario Per-
agallo's "Ginevra degli Armierl'
and Alberto Ghislanzoni's IRE
Lear"
FINISHED BY WIDOW
"Lucrezia" was left unfinished
by Respighi. His widow, Elsa, who
before becoming his wife had been
a pupil of the famous composer
and is an accomplished artist her.
self, finished the three-act opera
with the collaboration of some Of
her husbands friends.
Two ballets, "Gh Uccelli" and
LA Saetta Negra," by Respighi
and Adriano Lualdi respectively,
also will be part of the repertory.
LaaldTs piece will receive its
world premiere.
The other operas include ,Ver.
dis "Falstaff," Giordano's "Ma-
dame Sans Gene" Giusep p c
Mules "Dafni," Wolf-Ferrari's
I'll Campiello," Cilea's "Alesi,
ana" Mozart's "Flauto Magico,"
Wagner's "Parsifap and "Lohen-
grin" Mascagni's I'll Piccolo Ma
rat" -.
.Lucrezia," maria Egiziaca"
and "Gli Uccelli" will be sung in
one day, March 2. as an homage
to the memory Of Respighi, in
connection with the first anniver-
sary of his death.
TRIBUTE TO BRAZIL
AS a token Of sympathy to
Brazil, the first centenary OF
Carlos Gomez's birth will be COM
memorated with the tuneful OPP
era al Guarany," which for
years past has been as popular IN
italy as in Brazil. The perform
ance will be made more solemn by
the fact that it will be entrusted
to two stars, Tuuio Serafn as
conductor, and Beniamino Gigli
as leading tenor. ., - ...
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-03
4 BIDS FOR
FEED CROWN
|. Milne, II, 0utstand-
Competitor on Ice
ior Four Years

L,y,c NEE. y. Y. (UP)
y,ar, On the ice, L.
lane, Mime. Adirondack
Is being hailed
i ~. standing repre-
\, (. .rr next Olympics.
..,. .r.HuSiaStS foreSee
So So. sar the fam-haired
t,. rr on a diet in
fr string of winter
.o1rraucr,s.
Mn. tributes her S6at-
/ s -. and skill to I.
up uncle of PlattS-
y s'aimant to the
srs, umping title. On
...~- ro has celared Ia
Lac. lc by side.
-. youngest contestant
.r.,rrd in the Middle
ssmrrauShips. She Stun
~, winters race and fin
,f ,as champion skater,
- TTrripl Wilson
q NORTHERN
NJ n0ldS a victory in
| ...rr New York cham
and has finished second
- ut races. including
Eastern States cham
= .atoga, y. y.
ra, compiled a re-
record at New York'S
,,-, at Lake Placid,
has viewed former
sr and women skaters.
81. test on indoor ice
a. Miss Milne finished
Alice Burnham in the
=, Derby in the Olym-
q. lake Placid.
s,at races she planned
a.c in during the COM
she remarked:
en-
4; BETTER YEAR
| she hopes TO turn in
performance in this
ydtle Atlantic champion
Mime adheres TO a vigor-
k-rg schedule which in
owing swimming, tennis,
basSeJban. soccer and
She diets at times, and
a.coholic beverages and
east for athletes"
gnior i'm the public
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-03

Frederick Albion ODER was an
American ornithologist born in
l849 at Beverly, Mass.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-03

Recovering from the shock OF
their narrow escape, the officials
were amazed to find that the shot
which saved them was fired with
the only bah cartridge in the
whole party.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-03
VETERAN IS DEAD

ST, CLOUD, Fla, Dec. 2. (uP)
George Rains, 67, former st.
Cloud city commissioner ana a
prominent Spanish war veteran
died of a heart attack YESTERDAY;
He was stricken as he returned
home. from a turkey hunt.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-03
PASADENA, Cal. (UP)-care-

less smokers who throw away
lighted Stubs start fires. Baslng
his calculations on the past years
statistics, NJ. B. Pratt, state fores-
ter. estimates that careless smok.
ers will start $1,000 fines curing
the coming year.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-03
WHITE WEEDS BLACK TWICE

MARYSVILLE. Ca. (UP). -
When Miss Annabelle Black be-
came Mrs. William White, "col-
or" marriage problem of new
variety arose. 1t happened they
violated the California law re-
curing marriage in the county in
which the license is issued, so the
ceremony had to be performed
again.
Egypt is establishing many new
Iindu Sfrial nlantS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-28

hogy a munkasok erdekeit
megvedje.
Tobb helyen a banyabarok
ARA keszulnek, hogy egysege-
sen a munkabereket levagjak,
nyakban es azokon a videke-
kulonOsen a szervezetlen ba-
ken, ahol a szervezet basas-
kodo politikajat unjak a ba-
nyaszok.
Figyelmeztettek azonban
ezeket is, masokat is a mutt
heten, hogy ebben a kerdesben
teljesen egysegesek a banya-
szok, inert bervagast mem tur-
mex es ha ait megkiserelnek,
hatarozottan altalanos sztrajk-
kal felelnek.
Earle kormanyz0 ismetelten
foglalkozott a Supreme Court
vegzetes dontesevel, es leg
utobbi, hetvegi beszedeben ait
mondta, hogy a Supreme
Court ellentetes dontesei any
nVira ala-aStak az alkotmany-
ba vetett hitlnket, hogy "a
legnagyobb katasztrofa fenye-
getheti a k0zel jov0ben az or
szagot." Vagyis egyenesen a
Supreme Court konzervative
vagy reakci6s szarnyat tette
felelosse ARA az esetre, ha az
orszag elkeseredett munkasai
ezeket az allandoan ellenuk
alkalmazott hatarozatokat
megunjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-28
A LECNACYOBB MAGYAR UNNEP


Magyar america legnagyobb es legssebb nnepet artdk
esen heten Ptsbughban, de Psburghiakkal egyitt i'm
nepel nainden j6aarau magyar enbere enek hasdnak
Verhovay Segely Egyet otuen eves aranyjubneunadt
olyan kereek k0st tardk meg, amiyent megerdemel
egylet naultja jelene es - j0u6je.
kdsdelnaes mult sserencsesen elhosta legnagyobb
testuletet jenleg bistonsdg revebe 0v6 sdoga
Kent eserssdmra Oessk tel havona tagoat Macy
hovay egysegbe.
Phtsburghba konvenco rendeetere hiutdk n1eg
akk egyletert ssintelenM dolgosnak aik negerde
hogy egtsstee oket ege harrnnceserre gyarapodot
tagsdga
AZ egyleh tkdrok meghivdsdban asonban nemcsak ts-
teleet akarak ADM aoknak akk ogen hsegee dogosak
hanem biosekot is kerestek hogy ga te6des
utdn kesd6dik.
A pittsburgh napokat ssdntdk olyan anneplenek
aely csak kuls6segekben nytudnu szorosabbra aajdk
fsn tkdrok es egyet k0sponti roddja k0st vsson
0ssse akardE hosn az egyet napssd1nosa egymdssa.
Az igasgat6sdg egye sserves6in es tkdrain kivul
neghiutc magyar sajt6 kepvisel6 ak mind lelesen dol
gostak eueen dt hogy magyar teenyeket k0s0s er6vel
nagyra epsuk Igy az dnnep kr6nikdsa is oft lessnek
pittsburgh unnepl6k asonban nincsenek naagukban
Orssdgsserte egnek 0r0m1sek Verhovay berkekben
ahdny dnep ann leze uj csoport Verhovay Segey Egy
letben.
sorok uoja meghatott tanuja voH n1nap, 1uikor
egk VeroOay jbeum annepen hatssds agot auatak egy
sserre es igy naegy egess orssdgban.
AZ aranyjubleun unneplese tehdt neacsak muat, de
ikdbb bistao j0v0t jelenti es Verhovayana meg
den okuk es joguk hogy estveri tadkosdsban 0renek
egyrndssal es egynndsnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-28

Herbert Hoover bejelentette
a multi heten, hogy 8 mem je-
lolt-ielolt, es mem palyazik a
jelolesre Clevelandban.
Ez a bejelentes ugyan tel
jesen felesleges faradsag volt,
inert hiszen tudja ma a Csc
cseszopo gyerek is, hogy Hoo
vernak annyi chance-je volt
Clevelandban a jel0ltseget
megkapni, mint sorok iro-
janak ARA, hogy megvalaszt-
jak vagy kinevezik dalai la
manak.
De azert ITALIAN volt egy-ket
politikus, .akik feltek az alat-
tomossagarol es cselszoveseir6l
hirhedt volt elnoktol, S lehet-
seges, hogy az ujsagok EFT a
bejelentest az ilyen politiku-
sok megnyugtatasara kozol-
tex.
Nekunk egy pillanatra sem
volt ketsegunk benne egesz
18-ig, hogy Hoover nyilatko-
zata ezuttal kivetelesen 6szin-
tie, ANIMAL is inkabb, inert
Hoovert mindennek lehet ne
vezni, csak butanak mem es
Hoover nagyon jol tudta.
hogy mem lehet jelolesrol be-
szelni.
E no 18-a ota azonban ujra
ketsegeink vannak, hogy Hoo
yer kijelentese esetleg mem
volt oszinte, SGT majdnem bi.
zonyosak vagyunk benne
hogy titokban meg ma is van.
max vagyai es remenyei, anne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-28
OLAF
A SEN ellen

Pennsylvania torvenyhozasa
ele javaslatot terjesztettek,
hogy vessen XII ket centet a
futesre szant OLAF .gallonjara,
tobbfele szempontbol.
Az elso es a foszempont ter
meszetesen az, hogy az ar
viz sujtotta allamnak szJikse-
ge van minden elkepzelheto
jovedelmi forrasra es a futes-
re szant OLAF megadozasa te-
kintelyes jovedelmet jelentene
az allamkincstarnak.
A masodik szempont az,
hogy az allan egyik legion
tosabb iparat megvedenek
reszben ezzel az adoval, inert
az OLAF jelenlegi olcso araval
a szenipart lassan megfojtjak.
Ketsegtelen, hogy a nagy
olaj-tarsasagok a futesre
szant olajat veszteseggel lokik
a piacra, csupan azert, hogy
a koz0nseget raszoktassak az
olajfutesre es a haztulajdo-
nosokat racsabitsak, hogy
hazaikat felszereljek ahhoz a
tuzelo anyaghoz. Kesobb ter
meszetesen az OLAF arat mod
jukban lenne emelni, inert ha
egy lakohazat tobb szaz dol
lar koltseggel felszerelnek
olajfutesre, a kes0bbi aremel-
kedessel szemben mar tehe-
tetlen a haz tulajdonosa, keny
telen ait megadni.
Nyilvanvalo tehat, hogy a
szen ez esetben unfair YER
senynek van kiteve es teljes
mertekben megerdemli, hogy
a ket centes olaj-adoval az
allan torvenyhozasa legalabb
reszben megvedje.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-28

Coloradoban egy dollarral,
mas allamokban huszon0t es
hetvenot cent kozt valtakozo
0sszegekkel esett hetfon a
szen ara, mikor a taviro a
Supreme Court dontesenek
a hiret szetvitte az orszagban.
A szenipar tenyezoi ketseg-
beesve vettek hiret a dontes-
mex es mem tudtak meg azok
a banyabarok sem 0rulni,
akik kezzel-labbal hadakoztak
a bill ellen, inert a zuhano
arakat az osz elott megallita-
nj mar mem tudjak, hacsak a
congressus az vi Guffey ja-
vaslatot azonnal meg mem
SzavaZZa.
Pennsylvania kormanyzoja
Earle, AIT mondta, hogy
nagy katasztrofa a Supreme
Supreme Court konzervativ
Court dontese az allamra
es bejosolta, hogy a nep az
alkotmanyba vetett hitet, tel
jes joggal, hamarosan elveszti.
Banyaszok es liberals mum
kasbaratok, kil0n0sen Hughes
f6biro megallapitasait nagy
keseruseggel targyaltak.
Mert a Supreme Court ell
nokl6 biraja kilon veleme-
nyeben ait mondja, hogy a
szen aranak a megallapitasara
a congressusnak jogot ad az
alkotmany, csak ARA mines
lit joga a nepkepviseletnek,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-28
Mem 0SzINTE

lyek termeszetesen teljesiilni
mem fognak.
Hoover ugyanis e no 18-an
utban leven hazafele Califor-
niaba, az egyik allomason fel-
maszott egy mozdonyra, hogy
az vi stream-lajn gepet meg
nezze es attol kezdve a moz-
donyt 90 vezette."
Well, ilyen komediakat azok
szoktak csinalni, akik human
interest" mesekkel nyilvanos-
sagot keresnek maguEmak,
akik a jo Greg nep szivehez
kozel akarnak ferk6zni.
Emlekeznlnk kell ra, hogy
annak idejen meg a legszara-
zabb politikus, Calvin Cool
idge is cowboy kalapokban
csinaltatott pikcseket maya
rol, S hogy Hoover combig er6
gummi csizmakban halaszott,
amirol aztan mozgogepeket
csinaltak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-28
BUDAPEST LATOGATo

Kedves vendege volt a k0zel-
multban a verhovay k0zpont-
max, Mr.. r.. r. Witter, a Gu
nard White Star Line buda-
pesti irodajanak vezetoje. Mr..
Witter Magyarorszagbol jott
at rovid latogatoba es pitts
burghi latogatasat felhasz-
malta ARA, hogy a verhovay
Segely Egylet Irodajat felke-
resse. A beszelgetes soran
sok erdekes dolgot tudtunk
meg; orommel hallottuk, hogy
odahaza milyen oriasi mer-
tekben szaporodik az idegen-
forgalom.