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Montana labor news., 1937-09-30

is at the bottom: What class indeed but the
American farmers, who have been forced
into debt and then into tenancy.
Legislation for agriculture which will
really bring economic security to farmers
has not yet been enacted by Congress. Such
as we did have as a mere beginning, was de-
clared unconstitutional by six of the nine old
men, thus throwing doubt on future legisla-
ton.
The President made his fight on the Su-
preme Court in behalf of that vast multitude
of people in this nation who have been dis
possessed of property by a ruthless economic
system, and for that reason we are glad to be
numbered with those who fought with, in
stead of against him.-The Farmers Union
Herald.
Montana labor news., 1937-09-30
The Rubber Workers Show the Way

Congratulations were in order at the sec
ond annual convention of the United Rubber
Workers Of America in Akron. In the past
year this c. l. O.. union has increased its
membership from $4,000 to $4,000. The
number of its locals has grown from AZ to 1875.
It has raised weekly earnings in the manu-
facture of all rubber products by 10.1 per
cent, according to government statistics, and
in the manufacture of rubber boots and shoes
as much as 1865 per cent.
Seventy per cent Of the locals of the U. R.
w. have signed agreements, while the other
30 per cent have verbal or other forms of bar
gaining relations with the companies. More
than 100 wage agreements have already been
won by this young union.
Much remains to be done by the United
Rubber Workers, in organizing the $4,000
workers who still remain u%norganized and
wiping out sweatshop conditions in the small
er factories, which menace conditions in the
organized plants. And much more remains
to be done for all the rubber workers when
100 per cent organization is achieved. But
the union has proved decisively that a stable
and permanent organization can be built in
a mass-production industry through indus
trial unionism.
This was the first industry in which the
c.. I. 0. applied and supported the principles
which it was formed to promote. Under its
inspiration, a union of but a few thousands
has been built in a year and a half to its
present strength.
The U. r. w. had to meet all the difficult
ties which naturally attend the sudden estab-
lishment Of collective bargaining in an in
dustry which has always fought unionism.
Charges of indiscipline and responsibility
were leveled against it when employer pro-
Vocations led to a series of sit-doWn strikes.
But these difficulties have now been largely
overcome and the u. R. w. has established
a reputation for internal unity, discipline,
stability and responsibility which cannot be
challenged.
This union has also made a great contribu-
ton to American democracy, as its president,
Sherman H. Dalrymple, points out. Our
members are learning the science of self
government through the management of
their local unions and their contracts" he
says.
"On the economic field itself we have made
progress in bringing about the spreading and
sterilization of employment and a more
equitable distribution of the national income.
This in itself is erecting a safeguard to main
tain our democratic system of government,
for concentration of wealth and democracy
are not compatible. AS a matter Of fact, if
democracy is to survive, the working people
must have a greater share of the national
wealth and income and a voice in govern
ment truly representative Of their numbers
and interests"
The c.. I. o. is justifiably proud of the
record Of the United Rubber Workers Of
America, which has shown what a modern
industrial union can do for the workers in
its industry and for the country at large.
Montana labor news., 1937-09-30

Imagine what would happen if Danl Boone
decided to see what was on the other side Of
the mountain. The sheriff would give him
his choice Of a stretch for vagrancy or pick
ing cotton at 40 cents hundred.
Montana labor news., 1937-09-30

Times have changed a lot. When Abe
Lincoln moved into Illinois, the settlers would
hear the bowling of wolves in the woods,
Today there's a wolf on every third doorstep.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-28
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. Marion SAndor, ielkksx
s25 Mahoninu Ave Phone 34667

A REFORMACIo fennalla-
sanak 42O-ik evfordulojat i'm
nepli most vasarnap a protes-
tans keresztyen vilag Gyile-
kezetiinkben e nagy nap emile
kenek alkalmi igehirdetessel
ohajtunk lilo szolgalatot ten
nj. A istentisztelet fel II
orakor kezd6dik, el6tte 10 ora
tol vasarnapi iskola. Gyuleke-
zetunk nagyjait es kicsinyeit
szeretettel hivjuk ez emlek-
iinnepely melto megtartasara.
AZ UJBORI Urvacsoraosz-
tasunkat nov. Ten, vasarnap
delelott alkalmi istentiszte1et
kereteben tartjuk meg. Elotte
nov. 4-en, Sen es Gan este Z
oari kezdettel biinbanati is
tentiszteletek tartatnak.
JUBILEUM. Okt. 31-en, va
sarnap delutan a meckeesporti
testver egyhaz fennallasanak
Is ewes jubileumat I'LL. A del
utan 5 orakor kezdodo unnepi
istentiszteletre es az AIT ko-
veto lakonara gyilekezetiink
is hivatalos. Egyhazunkat a
lelkipasztor es tobb egyhaztag
fogja kepviselni az 0romunne-
pen.
ESKUV0K. Szombaton del
elott tartottak eskJv6jiiket
templomunkban Macy Janos es
Varanai Mariska. Tanuk vol
tax Lengyel Andras es Szakacs
Mozes. A templomi szertartast
nagyszabasu iinnepi lakoma
kOvette.
SzOmbaton delelott eskiid-
tex egynlasnak orok huseget
templomunkban Bertok Lajos
es Koeller Dorothy. Tanuk
voltak Szabe Agnes es Sziko-
ra LaSzlo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-28
A SENT ISTVAN
R. K. ECYHAZ HIREI
Pi6banos:
FSt. Bir6 L6rine
S54 Wilson Ave
TeIefoO 31So6

SZOMEATON temettuk Mol
mar Antalt. Scent miset kertek
erte: Felesege egy enekes, Pl-.
var Matyas, Balls Ferenc es
Bobovecz Marion egy-egy csen-
des scent miset.
EVI BAZARUNK okt. 29-31-
en- lesz a Central Auditorium
ban. Mem kiil0nos- A Scent
Istvan hivei mindenfele ella
togatnak, nalunk azonban mem
igen latnl idegent
MINDENSZENTEK napjan a
scent mise 7 es 8 orakor lesz.
Kotelez6 unnep. Este 7.30-kor
halotti ajtatossag.
HALOTTAK NAPJAN scent
mise lesz 8.15, $40 es 9 Ora
kor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-28

BAZAR. Hitkozsegi bazarun-
kat okt. %, csutortok, 20, pen
tex es 80, szombaton estenkent
fogjuk megtartani a templom
alatti teremben, amelyre min
den magyar testvert szeretettel
hivunk meg Sep es hasznos
nyeremeny targyak lesznek a
bazar esteken es akik meg SEE
retnenek valamit ajandekozni,
meg mindig van idejuk kegyes
adomanyaikat a bazaar esteken
elhozni.
Szives fogadtatas, kedelyes
tarsasag, baratsagos arcok es
sok-sok nyeremeny targy var
minden not, ferfit, gyermeket.
Kerjuk az igen tisztelt uzlet-
embereket, akik hiveinkkel liz
lett osszekottetesben vannak,
kegyes adonnanyaikkal es szi-
yes megjelenesukkel bazarunk
alkalmabol sziveskedjenek ben
nunket megtisztelni. Nagyon
jol fog ez nekink esni es mi
halasak leszink erte.
LELKI KOSZORU. Boldo.
guilt Janossi Peter lelki nyugal.
maert scent miseket ajanlot.
tax: Vasko Janos es csaladja
0zv. Buvos Paine, Csurilla Ist.
van es csaladja, Kovacs Mix
los es csaladja, Kosztyu Janos
es csaladja, Bodnar Gyula
Csolenszky Ferenc es csaladja
Lengyel Peter es csaladja, Bod
mar Janos es neje, Balogh Ist
van es csaladja, Sander Istvar
es csaladja, H0rcsik Mihaly E.
csaladja, Csizmar Peter es csa
ladja, Fulajtar Janos es csa
ladja, Varga Imfe es csaladja
Gomez Mihaly es csaladja
Orosz Ferenc es csaladja, Csep
ke Balazs es csaladja, Varg;
Peter es csaladja, ,szomszedol
es jobaratok es More Janos E
csaladja. Sep, nagyon sep k0
vetesre melto pelda.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ma
gyon szepen sikeriilt okt. 24-er
Hala es k0szonet mindazok
max, akik faradoztak es eliot
tex.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-28
YOUNGSTOWN IS vIDEKE HIREI

Kedden delutan pedig ugyan
csak 5-t6l 11-ig a campbelli
roman hallban, 66 - 10th st.
a mulatsagos "Fizessen nagy-
sad" KEEP keriil bemutatasra.
Mindket darabban a f6szerep-
ben Javor Pal jatszik.
. A youngstown Magyar
Ha.zban d mutt Wasarnapra
hirdetett mozi eloadast mem
tarthattuk meg, inert sajnala-
tos tevedes tortent, az el6sz0r
gyenge yillany aram kes6bb
tuler6sre lett felemelve, amely
a vetit6 es beszel6 gepben oily
nagy kart okozott, hogy AIT
hirtelen mem potolhattuk.
Exert bocsanatot keriink es
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-28

kerjuk a kozeli es tavolabb vi
dekr6l ide faradt Macy k0z0n-
seq elnezeset.
Akik megtartottak a jegyei-
ket, azok a legkozelebbi young
stowni eI6adasunkra felhasz-
nalhatjak, minden rafizetes
nelkii1.
A Sharon-Farrel-i Magyar
Hazban multi szombatra hir-
detett mozi el6adasunkat Pc
dig azert mem tarthattuk meg,
inert oft akkor tancmulatsagot
tartottak azon esten. A farrelli
ref. templom alatti teremben
pedig olyan kevesen jelentek
meg, hogy csak nagy raft
zetessel lehetett volna meg
tartani.
Mar intezkedtunk, hogy t0b-
be ilyen es hozza hasonlo kelle-
metlensegck .el6 ne fordulja-
max es kerjik a nagyerdemii
szinhazlatogato kozonseg tovab
bi partfogaSat.
TAKACs ZsIGMOND, mgr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-28
NAPTARA
MULATSACoK

Ehbs, -o,.4h,, d;,4.,.
..,L .n,,,s.., - -
nsnveI ,,,,,.tssa.;. s.s..
;6vetele;+ sth non, ,shh
,,;r+ , hsr.,,., .,g-. ;.
m,ov,r tJ;-,,n h;v.+,,o.
,,n;. xs ame,vek ,,,u,a+eso.;-
kat hirdetik lapurkban x
nvomtatvsnvaikat ,sh,nk
Okt6ber h6 29-3O-s1-en
q Magvarok Naevasszonya R6-
mai Kath EpvhSz hanaria
OktSher hi 22-2e 3o.sn
a Scent Gyorgy Gor0g Kath
Egvhaz bazAria
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-28
MOLNAR ANTAL MEGHALT

Molnar Antal At ewes, 816
Albert St.-i lakos hirtelen til
d6gyulladasban a Scent En-
zsebet korhazban, okt. 20-an,
szerdan lneghalt.
Molnar a Republic Rubber
CO. megbecsult munkasa volt.
1929-ben jott West Virginiabol
Youngstownba.
Temetese szombaton a gyasz
hazbol es a Scent Istvan r. k.
templomb6l a Calvaria temet6-
be tOrtent.
Gyaszoljak ozvegye, ket fla,
harom fivere es kiterjedt ro-
konsaga.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-28
MOn EL0ADASOK
A JOvO HETEN
Hetf6n Youngstownban, ked-
den Campbellben magyar mozi
kepek

A multkor Campbellben
nagy sikerrel bemutatott ha-
zai mozikep, a n6tas, cigany-
muzsikas mem elhetek mu-
zSikaszo nelktil' most hetfon
delutan 5-t6l 11-ig folytatola-
COS eloadas kereteben kerul
szinre a West Side-i Magyar
Hazban, Mahoning es Schenley
sarkan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-28

November h6 12-13-14-En
az oreg Reformatus !. Egyhaz
baZaria.. a.a1a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-28

REFCRMACIo emlekiinne-
pelyet a vaIlasszabadsag es hit
ujito Macy szellemek peldaja-
hoz hiven most vasarnap fog
juk megiinnepelni egyhazunk-
ban. Az unnepi istentiszteletet,
mely delelott fel IL orakor kez-
d6dik, a Junior es Senior k0z0s
vegyes enekkarainak "Atya-
ink Regi Scent Hite' cimu re-
mex alkalmi enekszama fogja
emelni. Istentisztelet elott fel
1O-kor vasarnapi iskola nyolc
vasarnapi iskolai tanito veze-
tese mellett.
UJBORI URVACSORAOSZ-
TAS lesz most vasarnap isten-
tisztelet titan egyhazunkban.
Szeretettel hivogatjuk a hala-
datos, buzgo hiveket az 0rok
kegyelem scent vendegsegere.
IJUSAGI testuleteink a $40
kasos idokben fogjak megtar-
tani gyuleseiket most vasar-
nap. Este 8 oral kezdettel pc
dig, tekintettel a nap jelento-
segere, az egyhaz lelkesze tar
talmas ei6adast tart "Refor-
macio es az ifjusag" cimen.
Szeretnok, ha az eloadason
nemcsak a Junior es Senior
c. E. csoportok tagjai, hanem
egyhazunk osszes fiataljai is
megjelennenek.
Az EGYIAZI BAZARRA SIC
10 sorsolasi jegyeket es kollek-
talasi iveket mar kiosztogattuk
hiveink koz0tt. Ez uton is ker-
jiik egyhaztagjainkat es joaka.
ratu baratainkat, vegyek azo'
kat szives parfogasukba es ta'
mogassa ki-ki tehetsege sze.
rint, hogy nov. IL, 13 es 14-re
tervezett baZarunk sikeret ez
altal is jobban biztosithassuk
SZOKASOS SZOMBATI ma
gyar iskolankat okt. 30-an
most szoinbaton reggel 10 ora
kor fogjuk megnyitni egyha
zunkban. Gyermekeink valla
SOS es magyar oktatasa az egy
haz legels0 es legnagyobb fela
datai koze tartozik. Az egyha,
azonban csak ugy tehet elege'
ennek a fontos kotelessegnek
ha a sziil6k is meglatjak annal
fontossagat es az egyhaz We
zet6ivel kar0itve egyutt mil
k0dnek ifjaink es gyermekeinl
neveltetese ugyeben. Ne ha
nyagoljak hat el a szil6l
egyik legszentebb k0telessegei
ket; ktildjek fel iskolakotele'
gyermekeiket a tanitasi orak
ra minden SzOrnbaton delel0t-
1O-12 craig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-28

November no 14-en, vasarnap
a Fuggetlen ReformAtus Egy-
haz Fatal Hazasok K0renek
el6adasa es tAncmulatsA-
ga a Central Auditoriumban.
November h6 14-en, vasarnap
a Scent Gy0rgy Cor. Kath.
Hitkozseg tancmulatsaga.
December 25-en, Karacsony
napjan a Scent Gy0rgy Cdr.
Kath. Egyhaz pasztorjateka.
December 26-an, Karacsony
masodn3pian az Greg Refor-
matus Egyhaz tancmulatsaga
a Central Authoritarian.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-28

MisEK RENDJE
Vasarnapokon kis mise orator
angol predikacioval &
Macy m.se delel6tt 1890 6rakor
magyar predikacioval
Hetkoxnapokon kts mtsek reg
gel S:30-kor.
ev6HTATAsok
Minden szombaton delutan 3-t6l 5is
kiskoruak es este 6ratol
HITKOZSEGuNK rendes e.
Macy oszi bazarja most pente
ken@ szombaton es vasarnaI
lesz, iskola helyisegiinkben. =
Rengeteg ertekes targyat kap
funk, amelyekt bingo es egyet
jatekok a!kalmabol fogunk XII
osztani az elvarhato nagy ko
zonseg soraiban.
Keretnek azC,z a hitkOzseg
tagok, aklk a bazaar alkalma
boil ajandekokat kivannak ad
nj, AIT hozzak magukkal e
oft adjak at.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-28
A NILESl
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
Kozli: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakss 1o5 - End St. Niles, o.

JOV0 VASARNAP a Refor-
maciorol fog megemlekezni
lelkesztink a delelotti istentisz-
telet alkalmaval. Egyuttal az
Ur asztala is meg lesz teritve
az vi borert valo halaadas al
kalmara.
E heten kedden, csutort0k0n
es szombaton lesznek 7 orakor
kezdodoleg elokeszito isten-
tiszteletek. Vasarnap este z
orakor lesz halaado istentisz-
telet.
JOVo VASARNAP sdelutan
vasarnapi iskolank novendekei
fognak 0sszej0vetelt tartani a
templom alatti helyisegben.
SZINDARAB. Gyiilekezetiink
egyik csoportja sziniel6adasra
kesziil. A Testamentum cimu
vigjatekot tanuljak es akarjak
eloadni november kozepen.
Evening star., 1937-11-01

Theure Halle" from "Tannhauser, she
was heard in the duet with Henk
Mort, Dutch tenor, 20 Furstin," the
continuation of the scene introduced
by the aria. Mr.. Mort has one Of the
finest tenor voices for Wagner opera
heard today for its timbre and volumn
is freely produced and he makes what
he sings interesting.
Following the duet, Joel Berglund,
Swedish baritone, sang from "Tann-
hauser" Wolfram's Love Eulogy" 1t
the opening of the tournament, with
dignity Of style and splendid vocal
resources. The last singer to be intro
duced was Marta Krasova, C1echo-
slovakian contralto, who gave the two
famous Wagner songs, "Traume" and
"Schmerzen," with opulent warmth
OF tone and deep sentiment. Each
of the singers scored a tremendous
success with the audience which indi-
Gated with enthusiastic applause its
desire to hear more. The program
concluded with the ''Finale" from act
l of Die Walkuere" sung by Nine.
Konetzni and Henk Mort.
Evening star., 1937-11-01
DR.. METZ TO SPEAK

DR.. Solomon H. Metz, rabbi Of the
Adas Israel Congregation, will be the
principal speaker at An open social
meeting of the George Washington
Lodge, I. o. B. g., tomorrow at
$3.50 pm. at the Jewish Community
Center. His topic is Jewish Con-
tribution to Early American History"
The general public is invited.
This meeting marks the opening OF
the Washington series of cultural
programs sponsored by the Grand
Lodge, Independent Order Birth
Sholom. Bernard Danzansky, second
deputy grand master and chairman
of the Grand Lodge Committee on
Culture and Education, has arranged
similar programs for all the lodges
of the order in Maryland and Vir-
ginia. The local committee is headed
by Maxwell A. Ostrow.
Evening star., 1937-11-01

of musicians who have so SteadfaStly
worked to bring the organization into
the front ranks of noted orchestras.
AS soloists of this opening program
were the Wagnerian Festival Singers,
who recently made their American
debut in New York and who will COM
plete a coast-to-coast tour before re-
turning to Europe.
The orchestra presented two num-
bers in the first part of the program,
leaving the second half to the singers
after introducing their Wagner selec-
tions with the Introduction" to the
third act of "Lohengrin. With a
tone of splendid resonance and with
fine unanimity of spirit. the orchestra
launched into the "Toccata" of Giro
lamo Frescobaldi, 17th century Ital-
ian composer Celebrated in his day
alike for his beautiful voice and
his organ fugues. Frescobaldi is one
of the best examples of Italian art Of
the early school, His skill in COM
position, to which he devoted the latter
part of his life, could be estimated
from the number played yesterday
which Is suave in construction yet
vivid in content. From the lovely and
stately Grave" of the opening meas
ures, as sonorous as pealing organ,
he moves to a fugue-like figure Of
brilliant yet clean-cut pattern which
finally merges into finale of tonal
amplitude.
Although there was suggestion
that amplification had been used in
this number, the quality and style Of
the performance was of high order.
Unfortunately this polish and vigor
was present only in certain sections
of Tschaikowsky Symphony No. in
F Minor" which followed. Not only
did Tschaikowsky attempt to write in
this symphony in musical terms OF the
tnmost secrets of his soul, but he
found many new devices in orchestral
color to give force to his ideas. Some
of these, notably the opening Fate"
theme, the "Pizzicato estimate" of the
Scherzo. and the finale were excel
lently delineated by the phrasing and
shadings which the orchestra gave, but
the underlying vein of strong emotion
was not always sustained. What was
absent in the symphony was found
again in the "Lohrengrin" excerpt,
which the orchestra played beautifully.
Intense interest centered in the
visiting group of singers, who although
of different nationalities, have won
fame as interpreters of Wagner. It
would be difficult to choose between
them. for their respective voices were
of the best and their manner of
presentation simple yet polished. For
their numbers the orchestra was con-
Quoted by Richard Hageman of the
Metropolitan Opera, who Immediately
set the mood with his authoritative
direction.
The "Wahn, wahn" aria from "Die
Meistersinger' and THE Evening
Star" from "Tannhauser," were the
offerings of the noted Russian bass,
Alexander Kipnis, who is well known
in this country. Ills splendid resonant
voice and consummate art embellished
each phrase of the grateful numbers.
Hilda Konetzni, Austrian soprano,
has glorious organ Of appealing
quality in spite of its dramatic power
After q stirring performance of "Dich
Evening star., 1937-11-01
URBAN HOUSING
SURVEY RELEASED
Report Said to Be Most
Comprehensive CompiIa-
tion of Facts Ever Made.

The final report of the financial
survey of urban housing. described as
~the most comprehensive compilation
Of facts relating to the financial as
poets Of American housing that has
ever been made" was released today
BY the Commerce Department.
The survey was undertaken to pro-
vide information on the economic and
financial phases Of residential prop
critics in representative cities. in CO.
ordination with the real property in
ventory, civil works project.
The final report covers in great
detail data obtained in % cities,
ranging in size from Cleveland, with
more than 100000 population, to
Casper, Wyo., with a population of
about $1,000. These cities were Sc
lected as representative of varying
types of economic development and
vary considerably as to age, rate of
growth and geographical location.
Washington was not included in the
list.
The survey was designed In the
hight of the housing problem as 1t
appeared in 1888, when it was as
suming special importance in govern
mental policy, it was explained.
A large part of the study has to do
with family incomes, as the controlling
factor in family expenditures for hous-
ing. Among tenants, it was found.
expenditures for rent average about
25 per cent of family income in most
cities. The lowest ratio of rent to
income was found to be 1913 per cent
In Wichita. Kans., where the aver
age annual income of tenants was
s1,035 and the average annual rent
payment was 5000. The highest ratio
was 30.3 per cent in Trenton, N. j.,
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Sons and Daughters of Liberty

The State Councillor Mrs. Mae Etch-
ison and her staff of officers will pay
their ofncial visit to Potomac Council
November II at 935 G place N. w.
The State Council will have . turkey
dinner at Northeast Masonic Temple
December /.
Hope Council will have q benefit
party today at the home Of State
Councillor Mae Etchison, TIT Otis
street N E.
True Blue Council will meet Tues
day at 935 G place NV.
Justice Council will meet Thurs
day. Valley Forge Council celebrated
its first birthday party at their last
meeting A gift was presented to
Mrs. Mabel Hall and Mrs. Edna
Howard. Mrs. Ef11e Schickler was re-
ceived as deputy at Columbia Council
at their last meeting.
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where income averaged $so2, and rent
$273 a year.
Special attention also was given to
the volume and terms Of financing
residential real estate. The percent
age OF owner-occupied properties mort
gagged was found TO vary between ~
and 81 per cent for the 20 cities,
the average mortgage indebtedness
amounting to So per cent.
Evening star., 1937-11-01
DR.. Kindler and Orchestra
Welcomed at Concert
Wagnerian Festival Singers
Soloists on Opening
Program of Season.
By ALICE EVERSMAN.

YITH prolonged resoundn standing orchestra
him. Kinder the baton yesterday afternoon
Constitution Hall National
phony
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