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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
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Az EGyesiilt ANamok pens-
Igyminissteriun,dnak egyik
leguj1bb kinautdtdsn ujra rd-
terrell tigyelmiinket a tulhaj-
'tott sg0vetsegi es dUan1i ado
presre es 0nkenytelendl felve-
t6dik a kerdes:: naeddig tart
hat mindes?
A kinautatds sserint a ss0-
vetsegi korn,dny az 1866
evben hat ad6nen1b6l:. vagyon-
es 6r0k0s0desi-, j0vedelmi-, ga
soNn ssessesital- es dohdny-
ad6kbol $2,271, 100000 nd6t
hajtott be. Ugyuneger hat for
rdsb6l a kdl0nb0s6 dIlamok
81 ,O49 100000 ad6t hajtottak
be - uagyis az orssdg adolf
set6i maid hdrona es egg ne
eyed Nssllidrd dolldrt fisettek
hot dd6ra,
E pS6 nn tontosssdga egy-
re 10 mines naegoldds a
ldthdtdSOn. A ssopetsegi es az
egyes dllanai kornadnyok k0zt
nena dill tenn n.egegyeses ARA
hogy milyen ad6kat ssedjen a
ss0uetseg, korn1day, uagy hogs
a befolyt ad6j0vedeln1et n1ely
kulcs sserint osssdk meg. A
ss0uetseyi j0uedeimai ado pei
.ddul or egyeni j0uedelenanek
alcdr 759o7dt is elufhett es.
esenfelill meg az dalanai kor'
na6susat is behajtja a mage
kal0n j0pedelnai ad6jdt.
E ziirsavarb6l ket koDetkes'
tetesre jutsat a tuMa3ssotl
ndofizet6. Az egyik az, hog5
ha akdr a ss0Detsegi, akdr az
dllami kormdny egysser MAJ
kivetett egg ad6t, akkor az
mem t0rn Ell. "A nadsik ped's
az, hogy bdr a betolyt adoSa'
eouen,6tleniil osstjd meg q
ss0vetseei es az dllar.i kor.
n,dnuzat, megis az adot'sete
NJ ak; az iizletre rdtizet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07

ben is. Nilesbe is visz a Macy
bizottsag jegyeket es keri a
warreni magyarsagot is, hogy
oman is jelentkezzen valaki
jegyek eladasara.
A jegyek rohamosan fogy-
max. Az "0reg" reformatus
egyhaznal mem volt eleg az
elso SO darab egy dollaros iegy
es Mt. Botty masodszor is kert
mar. A dollaros jegyek mar
majdne.n mind kint vannak.
Horvath Vilmos vs~o-i park
feliigyel6 So iegyet mar ell
adott es meg witt 20 darab
egy dollaros jegyet. Horvath
csakis amerikaiaknak adott
jegyeket es magyar szarma-
zasu zsid6 vallasu honfitar-
sainknak.
Iparkodni is kell a jegy ell
adassal, inert mar csak ket
het marad az el6adasig. A
Nagybizottsag keri a magyar
ruhas leanyok jelentkezeset is.
A vendegszeretet mindig 6si
jellemvonasa volt a magyar
nepnek. Az amerikai magyar
sag most, meg inkabb, mint
barmikor, mem tagadhatja
meg 0nmagat es mindenfele,
amerre Amerika f0ldjen ma
gyarok laknak, a sajat vende-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
AZ OREG AMERIKAS
iNAGYAROK YOUNGSTOWN
CSALADJA

1887 evi januar no, gen,
szombat este z orakor rendes
evi TISZTUJITo KOZGYU-
LEST tart a West Side-i MA
GYAR HAZBAN, Shenley es
Mahoning sarkan.
Kerjuk a csaladtagiainkat
es minden Greg amerikas jo
magyar embert, hogy ezen a
fontos eyulesiinkon okvetlen
megjelenni sziveskedjenek es
a hatralekos tagsagi dijaikat
is megfizessek, hogy az evi
gyulesen szavazhassanak.
I'D. HORvATH IsTvAN,
cSaladfo.
DANISH JOSEF, irodeak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07

geiknek tekintik az ohaza da-
los koveteit.
Bar a hangverseny k0rut
rendez6segehez t0megesen er-
keznek be az ebed es vacsora
meghivasok egytemekt6l, pol
garmesterekt6l, a Chamber of
Commercek elnokseget6l es az
el5kel6 emerikai kluboktoi,
megis a legbens6segesebb azok
az unnepsegek lesznek, anne
lyeken a hangversenyek ma
gyar kozonsege szemelyesen
talalkozhatik maid a koncer-
tex utan a dalosokkal.
Megirtuk mar, hogy az enc
kesek Magyarorszag minden
reszet kepy iselik. Minden enc,
kesnek lesz egy jelvenye, mely
mutatni fogja, hogy rnelyik
megyehol, vagy varosbol szar-
mazik,
Igen sok amerikai magyar
max alkalma lesz sajat foldi.
level talalkoz11ia. A legt0be
mascd-generaci6s arnerika
magyar fatal ferfi es NO meg
soha sem talalkozott segy
budapest egyetemr6l j0v6 fla.
tai MAGYAR ferfiyal. Most mem
!, csak eggyel, hanem k0zel ot
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07

vennel leSZ alkalmuk SCENE
lyesen tslalkozni es beszelget-
nj.
Az 1o58-as magyarorszagi
Scent Istvan evben, amikor
maid t0megesen fog ellato-
gatni AZ amerikai magyarsag
az olsa2aba, az Egyetemi
Enekkar tagjai Budapesten
orommel fogjak fogadni anne
rikai magyar barataikat es
boldogan fogjak nekik meg
mutogatni az ohaza szepse-
geit, kulon0sen azoknak a ma
sodgencraciosoknak, akik meg
soha sem> jartak magyar fol-
don. Isyaz amerikai hang
versenykorut alkalmaval ko-
tott ssemelyes ismeretsegek
hatasa meg hosszu evek mul-
tan is ereztetni fogja a ked-
vez6 befolyasat az ohaza es
Amerika rnagyarsaga k0zott.
A hangversenyek rendez6-
sege emlekfiizetet keszit. mely
40 pompas nagy magyaror-
szagi fenykeppel diszitve fog
megjele,1ni. Ezen fuzet tar
talmazni fogja az Enekkar al
tai elGadando osszes dalokat
magyaru! es angol forditas-
ban.
(Folytatas a 4 ik oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
SIT. GYORGY SZOVETSEG
FONTOS GYULESE

IISZtelt tSgtarSak::
Secret sttel keriiik az osztaly-
fsoz tarte1o tagts Asakat .asugy
most vasarnap, januar 10-en
tartanGo rendes havi gyule-
sunk0n ckvetlen szive~kedje-
mex toinegesen megjelenni,
mivel is ekkor lesz a multi evi
szamadas a tagsagnak bemu-
tatva es az vi tisztviselok is
ezen a gyulesen kezdik meg
munkajukat 1887 eyre. Tehat
akik jo tagjai a Scent Gyorgy
Szovetseg 12-ik osztalyanak,
remeljilk, hogy mem fognak
elmaradn: a gyilesrol.
A gyules helyet mindenki
tudja, hogy hol van es ICY XII
fogasa senkinek mem lehet. A
gyiiles a scent mise. utan azon-
nal kezd5dik, mem kell sokat
varni. Keves tiirelemmel Sokat
elintezhetiink.
Tagtarsi tisztelettel
Lengyel Peter, elnOk,
Balogh Istvdn, titkdr,
Hcidu Mihdly, psnstdros.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
lit Van A NAPTkR
Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
1897 eyre sz6lo nagy naptarat
rendes elOfiZet0ink ingye
kapjak

Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
ez evLen is teljesen ingyen
ada hi elofizet6inek 1887
evi nagy es gazdag tartalmu
Naptarat,
Dacara annak, hogy a Nap
tar nekunk nehez szazakba
kerul As hogy mas magyar
lapok so centeket is elkernek
a Naptarukert, mi INGYEN
adjuk mindenkinek, akinek
el6fizetese legalabb 1887 ap-
rilis l-ig rendezve lesz.
A Naptart 'atadjak kollek-
toraink, vagy az atveheto a
.4O8 w. Federal st. alatti va
rosi irodankban. Aki postan
kivanja elkiildetni, az irjon
erte es mellekeljen levelehez
10 centet belyegben a posta-
k0ltsegre.
Termeszetesen azok az elo-
fizetok, akiknek lapja aprilis
/ utan jar lie, minden tovabbi
fizetes nslkul kapjak a remek
kalendAriumot. Akinek lejart
a lapja, annak legalabb aprilis
1-ig kell ait megujitani.
A mi Naptaraink PENZERT
mem kaphatok. Csak annyi
kesziilt bel0lik, hogy minden
el6fizet0nk es az vi el6fizet6k
kapjanak.
Az el0fizetes postan is ell
kiildhet5 lapunk cimere: 812
Fifth Avenue.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07

Keddhez ket hetre k0runk-
ben lesznek D Budapest Egye-
tenn enekesei. Mint ebben a
cikkben lathato, az enekkar
AZ egyetemi hallgatobol, szi-
gor,o orvosb6l, tanarokbd all.
A nevsorukat k5zoljik.
Most mar minden young
stowni egyhaznal van jegy
(kerjiik a Baptista Egyhazat,
jelentkezzenek) !, Farrellben Is
van jegy a ket magyar egy-
haznal. UaVasacsak !. Alliance.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
HOGYA KAROLY MEGHALT

Hogya Karoly, Zemplen me-
gyei szarmazasu honfitarsunk
januar h6 san, vasarnap, 81
ewes lzoraban tavozott ell az
el6k sorabol, a varosi korhaz
South Sidei osztalyan.
Temetese kedden januar no
Sen Vaschak-fele kapolnabol
es a Magyarok Nagyasszonya
rom. kath. templombol F6t.
Mundweil Janos plebanos XII
seretevel a Kalwaria temetobe
ment vegbe.
Gyaszolja fla, ifj. Hogya
Karoly.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
A CLEVELAND UNNEPHEZ

/, Balasko M. Gyorgyne Is
Margitka leanya Manchester
St.-rol szinten reszt vettek a
clevelanci r. k. piispok iinnep-
lessen, akiknek a neve a multi
heti tudositasunkbol a young
stoWni resztvev6k nevsOrabol
kimaraGt. amit most szivesen
helyre hozunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
MAGYAR FARMER Az AUTO SzTRhJk
BORzALMAS TETTE| |ITT IS EREzHET0
Lovas T>renc felgyujtotta bir'
toK = oyonl6tte magat

A. oMsx &e kulonos
modjat ase @.s was Fe-
reno fiatar iams-
fieldi magyar hogy
eletet kioltsa, mle felesege
iizleti ugyekben Cleveland
ban jart.
LovaS a lakohazat es a ko-
zeli istallot valami konnyen
gyullado anyaggal leontozte,
AIT meggyujtotta es a mar
ego istalloban fejbelotte ma
gat.
A nagy tiiz lattara az oda-
siet6 magyar telepesek a mar
halott Lovast a tiizbol kihuz-
tax. A nagy langgal ego
epuletek teljesen a f0ldig eg-
tex.
Lovas val6sziniileg pillanat-
nyi elmezavaraban kovette el
borzalmas tettet.
Lovasne mire Clevelandbo]
megerkezett, mar csak meg
halt fsrjet es a meg mindeg
fustOlo romokat talalta, a ket-
segbeesett Lovasnet Macy
Ferencek lockwood farmerek
,ettek partfogasukba, oyer
mekuk mem volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
VERHOVAY 364. FI0K
GYULEST TART

A Vechovay Segely Egylet
1854 angel fiokja januar 12-
en-, kedd este fel 8-tol rendes
havi gy0lest tart a Wilson
,Ave.-i Scent Jtstvan egyhaz
gyules termeben.
A gyIles fontossagara tekin-
tettel keretnek az osszes ta-
gok pontos megjelenesre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
JUHASZ BIZTOSIT0
VI HELYISEGBEN

Juhasz J. Janos biztoSit6 es
telek ugyn0k vi iroda helyi-
segbe k0lt0z0tt a 800 Stam-
bough Building, Central
Squaren lev6 nagy feher epii-
letbe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
A JANCSI BANK0K A BuDlPESTI EGYETEM ENEKkARo
SzAMA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A JEGYEk FOCYNA

Macy es mutatkozk AZ tagu vaghiri magyar enek
kar felepee rant Youngstownban Renek 40 fenykepes
mis0rt kapnak atogat6k ingyen Horvath Vilmos egy
par att 81 darab egy dollaros jegyet adott el
jegyek bphat6k minden egyhaznal es Ress zeneiz-
etbefh& Sz6jon amerika ismer6seinek es adjon ell
n hangversenyre jegyeket nekik
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07

Negy fatal rabl6t futani'
tott meg Mrs. Nick Bucci fer
jenek 304 Oak Street alatti liz
let6b6i nemregen egy este.
Mrs. Bucci revolvert rantott
amikor latta, hogy az egyik
bandita feleje k0zeledik. A
rablok ere elfutottak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
YOUNGSTOWN
R0v|D HIREK

Az Ohio-P Pennsylvania hatar
menten Loyellville k0zeleben
karacsony el6tt megkezdtek
a probakutak furasat, hogy
termeszetes gait talaljanak.
Mintegy 80 ezer akernyi te-
riileten szereztek furas-iogot
gaz utan.
A terulet magaba foglalja
Coitesville jaras nagyreszet es
a szomszedos Pennsylvania
fOldeket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07

Ket id6s no 0ngyilkossagot
kU7etett ell a mutt heten. Mrs.
Susan Kerestur merget ivott.
n ewes volt. Mrs. Mary jed
licka 81 ewes felakasztotta
magat.
Alfred Miller, Market street,
tizlettulajdonos fejbel6tte ma
.gat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07

A j0v6 nyaron nagyobb
utepitesi munkak lesznek
ezen a videken. Az al1ami ut
epit6 hivatal jelentese sze-
rint a Market Street folytata-
sat (Route y a Woodward
tol a North Lima-ig kiszele-
sitik. A cleveland 4224es
uton is t0bb szakaszt szelesi-
tenek maid XII Warrent6l nyu-
gatra.
The Omaha guide., 1937-07-10
RESUME I. B. P. o. E. of w.

of Ellis would discontinue further Court actions
against them.
To date both Orders have religiously adhered to
this agreement
Not until the present Grand Exalted Ruler, DR..
J. Finley Wilson, Washington, D.. c., came into
office, 1922, was there any appreciable degree of
progress made especially as far as the educational
health, athletic, civil liberties and Junior Herd are
concerned.
Surrounded by such able members of the Order
as Judge w. C. Houson, Educational Commits
sionel DR.. VIM. j. Thompkins, Health Commission
en-: Hon. Perry w. Howard, Grand Legal Advisor;
Hon. Jas e. Kelly, Grand Sec'y; Judge Henry,
Grand Treas; and many others, whose names the
writer is not familiar, five departments
were added to the program of the Order as NAM
ed above which had the signal effect of chang
ing the attitude of people toward it over night
In every city from 500 to 100000 Negro popula-
tion a lodge Of Elks was organized. Its member
ship increased by leaps and bounds. Thousands OF
dollars were spent annually on the education of
the Negro youth, regardless of the a~ffiliation of
themselves or their parents with the Order.
Health clinics and surveys were conducted
through our Health department. AS stated by
DR.. Thompkins in his report of the saving of Ne
groes on insurance rates alone from '28 to '33
was over $25, 000, 900. In the ten years the
Educational department has been established near
r. 100 boys and girls have been graduated
through this channel and are now respected citi-
zens and leaders in their respective communities
Wherever the Junior Herd of Elks has been es-
tablished there is a noticeable decrease in juven-
lie delinquency. Our Athletic department has
done a good job in developing the physical life
of our boys and girls at the same time the Edu-
%cational department was developing the mental.
The Midwest Association I. B. P. o. e. of w.
was organized in Kansas City, Missouri, May "a,
1926, composed of Lodges and Temples of the
states of Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, Okla
The Omaha guide., 1937-07-10

n 1890 a few honest intentioned men of our
rrcur met in Cincinnati, Ohio and perfected an
organization which afterward was known as the
Improved Benevolent, Protective Order of Elks of
the World.
The founders of this organization had only one
thought in mind and that was the relieving of dis
trese among the unfortunate of the Negro race.
Originally the members of this organization re-
ceived no benefits or expected any, but as time
went on, a great influx from the other fraternal
organizations joined, and as was natural, they
brought with them the customs and traditions of
their respective orders. 1t was not long before a
great clamor was raised to add sick benefits and
death CLAIMS as part of their program there being
only a few who retained the unselfish vision upon
which this order was founded, as expressed by
Pauls' letter to the 1st Corinthians, 10 Chapter to
the 10th Verse, the proponents of the old order
was swept aside and the new order prevailed.
From then on the progress Of the order was re-
tarded by the persistent fight waged against it
by the white B.. P. o. E.. In every state in which
they attempted to operate the officers of the ]. B.
+. o. E. of w. were hailed into cours to answer
charges restraining them from using the name.
wearing the emblem or otherwise identifying
themselves as Elks.
Happily in 1916, the Grand Lodge Of the
white Elks elected as Grand Exalted Ruler, a
gentleman by the name of Riddles and fortunately
the Grand Lodge of the Negro Elks elected as
Grand Exalted Ruler, Judge Ormond W.. Scott.
Mr.. Riddles seemed to have had quite a differ
cnt point in regard to the policy which had been
in vogue relative to the Negro Elks. By some
means, not known to the writer, a compromise
was effected between the two Grand Lodges
in which the form of "a gentlemans agreement"
based on the proposition, that the Order of the
Improved Benevolent, Protective Order of Elks of
the World would not do certain things set forth in
the agreement and for the faithful observance of
said agreement the Benevolent, Protective Order
The Omaha guide., 1937-07-10

homa, and Wyoming. The purpose of organizing
the association was to establish closer relations,
one toward the other and to promote a more per-
feet understanding of the purposes of the Order
in this section.
At this meeting, which was presided over by
Mr.. J. Finley Wilson, G. E. A. Omaha and Iroquois
Lodge was honored by electing as its first pre-
sident, Count Wilkerson, at that time Exalted
Ruler of Iroquois Lodge. And st. Louis, Missouri
was chosen as the city in which to hold its first
convention.
The Omaha guide., 1937-07-10
SUNDAY, JULY 4. 1887

IL 100 A. M.-Memorial Service,
st. John A. M. E. Church
l 80 p. M.-Midwest Assn. Annual Parade
400 p. M.-Public Meeting, Welcome Adj
dresses, Pilgrim Baptist Church
800 p. M.-Oratorical Scholarship Contest
Zion Baptist Church
MONDAY, JULY 8, 1887
1000 A. NJ. to IL M.-Lodge Business Ses-
sion, Elks Hall
10 100 A. M. to IL M.-Templd, Business SEES
sion, Clare Chapel
The Omaha guide., 1937-07-10
TUESDAY, q L 9, 1887

10 100 A. M.-Businoss Session. Temple and
Lodge, (same as Monday
200 A. M.-Election of Officers and meet
ing place for 1888
400 P. M.-Sightseeing Bus Trip to All
Parks and Points of Interest.
1O. 100 P. M.-Midwest Grand Ball.
The Omaha guide., 1937-07-10
PROGRAM

10: 00P. M~.-Banquet, Floor Show, Elks Hall
Evening star., 1937-08-05

said to have "bailed out" Of 4 dis
abled plane on a trial night over deso-
late mountain territory Of Western
Panama, were reported SAFE today.
Onicials sources said native guides
would conduct them back to civili-
zation. The flve men. missing since
late Tuesday when their plane, 4
twin-motored Bellanca, crashed north
west Of San Felix. were listed with
their home addresses as Lieut.. T. J.
Schoneld, %. Pittsburgh, Pa; Corpl
c. M. Brooks, IS, Ashland, Va; Corpl
N. D. Hagins, rs, Johnstown, Pa; Pvt
A. A. Forest, %, Athens, Ga; Pvt
n. c. Hill, 27, Edeville, Pa, and Pvt
G. w. Vail, %, Towanda, Pa.
Schofield had returned to his has
from the search for the ill-fated Pan
American-Grace Always amphibial
which crashed of Cristobal, when h
took of for the trial flight.
Evening star., 1937-08-05
Is SHOWS, CONTESTS
PLANNED FOR YOUNG
Fairgrounds Schedule Is Heavy
Today and Tomorrow-D. c.
Unit Is Sponsor.

Fifteen SHOWS and contests of vari-
noon and tomorrow on Washington
Fairgrounds under supervision of the
District Playground Department.
There was to be baby show at
: pm. today at Fillmore Playground,
Ihirty-fifth and r streets. The new
playground at Palisades Park was
to hold its first baby show at pm.
Jefferson Playground, Sixth and D
streets southwest, will have a combi-
nation baby and vehicle show to-
morrow at pm, and Banneker
Recreation Center, Georgia avenue
and Euclid street, will stage its baby
show at 5 pm. In each show
physician will judge the health of the
babies, and awards will go to those
In the best physical condition.
Pet shows we're to be held at 23O
pm. today at Henry Polk, Seventh
and P streets and at l pm. tomor-
row at Simmons, Pierce
place and First street northeast
Doll shows were to be held at 3
u,
Seventh and D streets southeast, and
tomorrow at 2 pm. at Woodbridge,
Carlton and Central avenues north
east; Lincoln Park. Eleventh and East
Capitol streets, and Henry-Polk
A balloon contest was to be held
At 2 pm. today at Weightman, Twen-
ty-third and M streets. A vehicle
do ie
pm. at Mann, Newark and Forty
fourth streets.
Two dramatic performances will be
given tomorrow, one maronette
show, 'Hansel and Gretel," staged by
children at Chevy Chase, Forty-hrst
and Livingston streets, at pm, and
the other health play, Swat the
Fly" put on by youngsters at Rossell
Ninth and E streets southwest, at
9.3n n m
Evening star., 1937-08-05
RACE INTENSIFIED
AS WHALEN QUITS
Mahoney, Bitter Foe Of
Tammany Leaders, to
Push Fight.
~ the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, August 5.-The fight
between New Deal Democrats and
anti Roosevelt Tammany Hall for the
mayoralty nomination was more
sharply defined today with the with
drawal of Grover A. Whalen as a
candidate.
Other complications remained, how
ever, to confuse New York's voting
millions in the pre-primary cam
paign.
Replacing Wha,en as the Demo-
cratic bearer of the New Deal banner
was former Judge jeremiah Titus
Mahoney. president of the Amateur
Athletic Union and bitter foe of the
present leadership of Tammany Hall.
Opposed to him for the Democratic
nomination September lC was United
States Senator Royal S. Copeland,
Roosevelt critic, who is backed by
former Gov. Alfred E. Smith and
dominant Tammany Chieftains.
Pitted against both Mahoney and
Copeland was astute little Fiorello La
Guardia. Endorsed by the American
Labor party last night as the greatest
Mayor the City of New York has ever
had"
Bitter Party Fight Looms.
The withdrawal of Whalen, former
police commissioner, promised a two
nsted intraparty fight within Demo-
cratic ranks before the primary-With
the outspoken Judge Mahoney as the
spearhead of drive to Wrest control
Of Tammany from anti-NeW Deal
forces
Whalen gave the signal for the on
slaught in his withdrawal statement:
Judge Mahoney is far better
equipped than l to wage fight
against the interests which have sue
ceeded in securing temporary posses
sion of Tammany Hall and are striv-
in., to dominate the Democratic Or
eaniza tons in the other four boroughs
(Tammany covers only Manhattan
boroughs) and to secure control of
the City of New York"
Mahoney said he would run as mo
mans man"
Our party organization for some
time has been conducted and man.
aged in the selfish interest and for the
profit of a selected few" he said.
THAT is not my idea of organlza-
ton"
May Consolidate Strength.
Political observers believed that Ma
honey. although perhaps not so well
known as Whalen to most voters, had
greater strength within the Demo-
cratic organiza ton itself. In addi-
ton to the reform elements within
Tammany, he was supported by DEM
ocratic leaders of the Bronx, Brooklyn,
Staten Island and Queens.
A one-time holder of the citys
all-around amateur athletic cham
pionship, the 62-year-old former State
Supreme Court justice still swings q
good squash racquet,
A crusader for labor reforms and
racial equality he began his career as
teacher and later switched TO law.
He has held many public positions.
He resigned from the State Supreme
Court in 1928 to return TO private
practice.
In 1885 he unsuccessfully opposed
Americas entrance into the 1886
Olympics at Berlin on the grounds
that the Nazl government had dis
eriminated against Jewish athletes.
Mahoney was viewed by close OBJ
servers as formidable CONTENDER for
the liberal vote hitherto conceded to
La Guardia.
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The enlisted men went along as
passengers. The Ballanca was ac-
companied by pursuit ship piloted
by a Lieut.. Long
The two planes encountered storm
in the vicinity of Rio Hato and
climbed above the clouds to evade it.
When Long brought the pursuit ship
back down he could not see the larger
ship and tried in vain to communi-
cate with 1t by wireless
He returned to his base and reported
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meted into the sea OF Panama
The crash on Monday night appar-
emily killed IA persons.
The board is composed OF Chair
man Miller G. Foster, assistant to the
Assistant Secretary Of Commerce. E.
L. Yuravich, chief Of foreign air.
line inspection, and Roy Keeley, air
line inspector.
Meager evidence gieaned from bits
of wreckage pointed to the belief the
occupants Of the plane had little or
no warning.
Rubber Life Raft Found.
Submarines found an uninflated
rubber life raft and two life preservers
still in their cases.
The plane apparently crashed into
the sea at high speed, in the opinion
of the Canal Zones naval comman
dant. He informed superiors his ex
animation OF parts Of wreckage indi
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the disappearance. Army ofncials
then were inclined to believe scho-
field had brought his ship down at an
emergency landing field and was out
Of reach Of telephone or telegraph.
An aerial search was started and
searchers reported sighting the ship
wrecked on a mountainside Other
reports were that the six men had
escaped by parachute