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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-14
AZ AUTO IPARl
SzTRAJk TERJED
JOv6 heten mar val6sziniileg
-ib,, Xix a Youngstown gya-
rak is

lcelipar lit eddig alig
ero1a meg az egyre terjed6
automobil ipari sztrajkot,
amely mar eddig is csaknem
teljesen megbenitotta a Ge-
neral Motors telepeinek mil
kodeset, k0zel 12O ezer en-
bert vonva el a munkatol. "a
sztrajkban csak nehany ezer
ember vesz reszt, a t0bbi mem
tud dolgozni, meg ha- akarna
is).
Az itteni gyarak, ahel a Ge-
neral Motors leallitotta nagy
rendeleseinek szallitasat, mas
rendeleSeket vettek elo es a
kohok atlag Is szazalekos
sr0vel dolgoznak.
Ertesileseink szerint azon-
ban, ha a sztrajk tovabb tart,
az acelgyarak is kenytelenek
lesznek rovidesen csOkkenteni
ternelesliket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-14
u TISzTv|SEL0K
AZ ECYLETlEKNEL
A Scent Gy0rgy Sz0vetseg
Youngstown 12-ik fi6kja Is a
Campbell Polgari K0r uj tiszt-
viSelOi

A Scent Gyorgy Szovetseg
Youngstown 12-ik fiokjanal
1937-ben a kovetkez6k az uj
tisztvisel6k: Lengyel Peter
eln0k, Tulipan Istvan al
elnok, Balogh Istvan titkar-
jegyz6, cine So Regent ST.,
Campbell; Hajdu Mihaly penz-
tarnok; Macy Janos gyermek-
osztaly igyvezet6. Beteg la
togatok: Szalay Ferncne,
Campbellben; Macy Janos a
South Side-on; Csolenszki Fe-
rencne es Soltesz Mihaly, a
Steeltonon; Macy Janosne, a
Sharon Line-on; Varga Peter
Warrenben. Szamvizsgalok:
Macy Janos, Ignat Gyula es
Palko Janos. Zaszloviv6: Vas
ko Janos; ajto6r: Kiraly Ist-
van. Nagybizottsagi tagok
az slnok es titkar.
Hivatalos orvos: DR.. Lauri-
sin Jen6. Hivatalos lap: Ame-
rikai Magyar Hirlap.
A fiok gyileseit n1inden ho-
nap 2-ik vasarnapjan a mise
utan tartja a Scent Gy0rgy
Egyhaz basementjeben.
A Campbelli Polgari K0r vi
tisztyiael6i Hensperger 10
zsef elnok; Walter Janos al
elnok; Kiss Matyas, 342 San
derson Ave. titkar; Molnal
Wendell penztarnok; Horvath
Jozsef, Fabian Gyula es Ko-
vacs Andras bizottsagi tagok
Dudas Mihaly ajtoor.
Hivatalos lap: az Amerikai
Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-14
Siessen Jesyet Mesvenni H|ansversenue
A BUDAPEST EGyETEMI ENEKkAROK'
HANGvERsENyE NACYszERO ESEMENY

Mar eddig k6zA 1000 jegy fogyot el januar 26 Wck
Stambaugh Audit0riumban tartand6 hangover CIV q
kan hallottak enekkart vasarnap radon M,
XII iparkodjon jegyet azonnal megvenni egyhaza =
IeIkesztna Macy az amerikaiak erdell6dese
Magyar rulas leanyok jeentkezzenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-14

Az Enekkar vasarnap del
utan enekelt a new york; ra-
dioban es akik hallottak lit
Noungstownban, nagyszeru-
mex mondottak enekiiket.
Az Enekkar musora tiszta
magyar. A mIsor szamok
klasszikus es modern ma
gyar zeneszerzok miivei, ma
gyar nepdalok, katona es diak
notak.
Jovo szamunkban mutatva-
nyokat k0zlink maid a da-
lOkbol.
A Nagybizottsag, amely az
itteni hangyersenyt rendezi,
gyony0ru eziist emlek-lapot
nyujt maid At az Enekkarnak,
hogy a Budapest Pazmany
Peter Egyetem falan meg
orokitsek Youngstown legna-
gyobb kultur esemenyenek
emleket.
Mint a Nagybizottsagot er-
tesitik a jegyek az egyhazak-
nal rohamosan fogynak. Aki-
nek meg mines jegye, okDetle-
nil Uegy meg egyhdsd lelke-
ssenel, most kedd I el6tt
Ugyanis kedden este szamol-
max le az el6veteli jegyekr6l
az egyhazak es azutan mar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-14

csak nehany downtown he
lyen es januar 26-an este a
penztarnal lesznek a jegyek
kaphatok.
A mindig agilis Horvath
Vilmos vezet eddig a jegy ell
adasaban. Eddig 8 egyediil
72 darab egy dollaros jegyet
adott Ell, a legnagyobb reszet
mem is magyaroknak.
Csak exert, hogy mindenki
tljohessen a legjobb jegyek
ara csak egy dollar (mas va
rosokban $3.50 es $500 da-
rabjuk), de a rs centes es az
so centes ifjusagi jegyek is
j6k. A Staumbaugh audito-
riumban nincs rossz hely.
Az el6v6telekb6l latszik,
hogy a magyarsag nagy re-
sze a dollaros jegyeket veszi,
ugy, hogy az, aki mem We
szi meg el6re a jegyet talan
kenytelen lesz rs centes je-
gyekkel is beerni.
A Staumbaugh auditorium
ban kozel 1900 iilohely van.
Macy tomeg kell annak betol-
tesere.
De a magyarsagon kiviil a
legnagyobb es legelokelobb
Youngstown zenei es tarsa-
dalmi szervezetek partoloi en-
mex a hangversenynek. A
Monday Musicale Club, a
Youngstown Symphony So
ciety, a Youngstown Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs es a
Youngstown College vettek
partfogasukba ezt a hangover
senyt.
Icy tehat rajtunk Young
stown es k0rnyeki magyarokon
fog allani, hogy mi mindnya-
jan oft legyiink, nehogy see
gyent valljunk es AIT mond-
| jak az amerikaiak:
"Hdt tt naagyarok csak eng
nyien vagytok? Csak ennyien
pdrtoljdtok ssdl6hasdtok nagy
sserI enekes fidit?"
A Nagybizottsag biztosra
veszi, hogy legalabb 1000 ma
gyar Youngstown Cambell,
Niles, Warren, Sharon, Sharps
vile, Farrell, New Castle es
Alliance-bol elton a hangover
senyre.
A jegyek kedd estig kap-
hatok a kovetkez6 helyeken:
Ft. Biro L6rinc, a Scent
Istvan Egyhaznal.
FIR. DR.. Mundweil Janos a
Magyarok Nagyasszonya Egy-
haznal.
Ft. Kovalicky Viktor, a SIT
Gyorgy Egyhaznal.
Mt. B6tty Janos, az Ev. Ref
(oreg) Egyhaznal.
Mt. Marion Sander, Fig
Reformatus Egyhaznal.
Ft. AndraS Jeromos, a SIT
(Folytatasa a Blk oldalon.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-14
TISZTUJIT0 GYtJLES
A WEST SIDEON

A West Sidei Polgari Kor
most yasarnap, januar lien,
delutan 2 oral kezdetteiS tartja
az 1937-ik eyre sz6l6 tiszt-
ujito gyiileset. Mivel az elmult
esztend6ben mem volt sok gyii-
les, ezennel felhivjuk minden
,tagnak a -figyelmAt erra q guii,
lesre es remeljik, hogy teljes
szamban megjelennek.
Tisztelettel,
A TISZTIKAR
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-14
maelyet astdn a kepnsseg ard.
nydban jutalnaas.

meLyet GStGn q EepnsSeg ard
nydban jutalnaas.
AZ anperikGi rendsser uIatt
az anaeritai ipar naegteremtet-
te a Dildg legnaagasabb eIet-
ssinvonaldt, a leqr0videbb naun
kaid6t, a legnaagasabb munka-
bert es ugy a termel6 naunkds,
mint a togyasst6 k0s0nseg
tobbre jutott igy, mint bdr-
meg nads gasdasdgi rendsser
Glt0I.
A EOn1n1unistdk 0nbeiSnaere-
Sc mem heHett nasaglepetEst
Anaericdban. AZ ipari rendsse-
rlnknek political rendsserIaE
egelkeseredettebb birdIoi d.
tai t0rtent utdnsdsdt egg irott
alkotmdny elfogaddsa k0Uette,
Gmely UegerUe1lyesen elisn1eri
a magdntu.njdon es igy aljabb
bisonyitek0t ssolgdItGt ARA,
hogy a political diktatura es
az dllnnsil1g eNen6rs0tt ipar
eHentetben dill a naunkdsember'
erdeEeiDeL.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-14
0REG AMERIkAsOk
!. u TISz'TvISEL0I !.
Id. Horvath Istvan maradt q
csaladf0. Danish J6zsef ir6-
deak II

A West Side-i magyar haz-
ban 1887 januar Gen este 5
orakor megtartotta ez 6vi tiszt
visel6i ;alasztasat es k0zgyu-
leset, melyen a tagok Macy
szamban jelentek meg. A k0z-
gyiiles elisrnerte a tisztvisel6k
jo munkalkodasat Is azert
egyhangulag az 0sszes regi
tisztvisel6ket ujb6l megv6lasz-
tottak es q regi tanacstag0k
koze kett6 helyett Csik6s ia
nos Is Eber Ferenc lettek meg
valasztva. Barany Janos es
Gene Claiborne mint vi tagok
lettek befogadva. Tagsagi dijat
fizettek: Datka Ferenc. Ba-
rany Janos, Gene Claiborne,
Gene Gabor, Csernay Lajos,
Csikos Janos, Csunita Sander.
Danish Jozsef, Danish J6zsef-
ne, Brogley Ignac, Eber Fe-
reno, Eperjesy Jozsef, Horvath
Vilmos, Horvath vilmosne,
Ivan Janosne, Korhut Istvan,
Korhut Istvanne, Markovits
Istvan, DIV. Menyhert J6zsef-
ne, ozv. Kemecsey J6zsefnk,
5zv. Matyas Istyanne, Molnar
Lajos (szervez6), i'd. Orosz Fe-
rene, Pivarnik MihAly, Ricz
James szinyeri Janos. a csa-
lad vagyona a mai bevetellel
$439.64. Ezutan a kozgyules
megszavazta: $500 a Fiigget-
len Magyar Ref. Egyhaznak;
$500 a Ligonier-i arvahaznak;
$500 a detroiti Scent Erzsebet
Arvahaznak.
Az ez evi Farsangi Bal es
evi talalkozas februar Gan,
szombat este 6 oral kezdettel
a Central Auditorium fenti
nagy es fOlasszinti termeiben
lesz megtartva ifj. Orosz Feri
radio zenekaranak kozkedvelt
! muzsikaja mellett. A reszletes
programrol kesobben irni fo-
gunk, addig is magyar lanyok
es ifjak, apak es anyak, test
verek, kesziljetek es hozzatok
Ell a barataitokat, hogy ez evi
talalkozaSunkon mindnyajan
jol elmulassunk a rovid far
sang utolso szombat estejen,
tehat legyen oft mindenki.
Addig is kerjiik azon csalad-
tagjainkat, xix meg hatralek-
ban vannak a tagsagi dijak-
kal, avagy az ez evi dijaikat
mem fizettek meg, ugy AIT be-
fizetni Ell ne felejtsek; s6t ARA
kerjiik az Greg testvereinket,
hogy az ez evi talalkozasunkra
rnindenki hozzon egy vi tagot,
hogy a mi csaladunk mem 207,
hanem 1000 magyar tagtest-
verb6l alljon. Aki magyarnak
erzi magat, ugy veliink lesz
lassuk hat, hogy lesz-e olyan
magyar ember lit es k0rnye'
ken, aki mem fog pelepni
| MAGYAR CSALADUNKBA.
Id. Horvdth Istudn, cs0lddf6
Danish J6zset, irodidk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-14
A PRO HUNGARIA
GYULEST TART

A Pro Hungaria vounos-
town. osztalva ianuar 19-en,
kedden erzaro es tisztvisel6 va
laszto gvulest tart Miss Straw
rovski zenetermeben, a Keith
Albee epiiletben.
Keretnek az 0sszes tagok es
az erdekl6d6k este 8 oral pom
tos megjelenesre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-14
SENT IsTvAN EGYLET
VERHOVAY BLK FI6K

Beteg tagjaink:
Szeman Miklosne, Soltesz
Jozsefne, Nemenyi M. Erno,
Knapits Janos 22O3 Donald
Ave es Pek Andras, 1924 Eddie
Street.
Betegseg titkarnal jelenten-
dc: 232 S. Garlan Ave. Tel:
38877. G6ber JdnOS, tithdr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-14
Town Topics

In the majority OF the cities
a0here the a0orld famous Bu-
ddpest University Chorus 1OiV
giUe concerts, the second ge-
nerdtio1a Hungarian youth
have aaoalcemed to the call OF
their heritage, sDrites Joseph
me Macy, Allentown, Ohio,
Student OF Cedar Crest Col
lega.
They are forming commit
tees, aoriting letters, telling
their American friends about
1t, and are boosting in eOery
soay the approaching concerts
of the Budapest University
Chorus.
Euery Hungarian youag
man and aUonaan should spend
all his spare time to arrange
for a visit to his city By one
friend coming from Hungary.
He aDOuld erert himself streno-
uosly If he kne1o that a group
OF fifty a0ou'd come to his
city.
But noU that zoe the second
generation youth has disco
vered that not just one person
is coming across, and not just
fifty people are coming across,
but one of the finest Chotrs IN
Europe is uisiting his toao1 -
and that Chorus consists OF
all Hungaridns! We are
happier than euer!
Hoao many times haze you,
.uouno citizens OF America,
auondered about your parents
native land? HoaD much has
the country OF your ancestry
contributed to the arts ana
sciences of the a0Orld? Where
does Hungary stand in culture,
civi-dSation, progress?
We no1D haUe an dnsaOer.
We ca1, ao1D sh0O the, Dorld.
We can noao be proud. A ge-
.nuine Magyar contribution TO
the Music and Cultural 1Oorld,
In the form of fifty University
students and Instructors, IS
traueling throughout the
country, in PERSON, to an
saou you questions, and to
stren5htsN youS~ besist ~ gods
self.
These youag. men, ranging
in age from 20 to fifty, a0'tl
zuant to meet you. They aOa1t
to meet their cousins. Ihey
,uaat to talk to you. They re-
present the Darious sections o.
Hungary, and you w'n maze
a chance to see someone a0ho
,oas born in the same country
in aDhict your mother or a.
ther aDaS born.
ckf
Let us sh0W them that 1Oe
can entertain r0yal'y! Let us
show them that 10e 1Dant them
to come again. We shall turn
out onenund all to gi'}s them
the best time they haze eDer
had. They are giuing us q
concert. Let us give them our
lone.
ESEMENYEK
-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-14
HALOTT
A SZIVATTYU HAZBAN

Warrenben Kapinacak ia
nos SO ewes Sharpsville, Pal
munkast halva talaltak q hub
bardi Golf Course szivattyu
hazaban. HanShaW coroner
allitasa szerint Kapinacak 10
nap ota hevert holtan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-14
ESEMENYEK

Gregory Ordshonikidse, a
Ssovjet Oroszorssdg nehesip0rt
nepbistosa rendeIetet adott ki,
hoqy nsinden or0ss gydrnak
an,erilcai naunkarendsserre kell
dtternia, inert csakis ily mo-
don lehet az IsenaeE teljesit0-
kepesseget felfokosni es a pa
sarldst lecs0kkenteni. Es a leg
naagasabb toku elisnaeres, naeay
az amerikai ipnri rendssert
erheti.
Ugyaneg asonban keserI ps-
rula a maoszkvGi D0rOs kOr-
nadny ressere, inert igy 1ayil-
vdnosan be kellett v1'laniuk,
hogy el6nyei is annnak a kdpi
talist rendszernek Gnndk a
rendssernek, naezyaek leronabo-
Msa a konamunista pdrt elet-
celia.
Mines meg ket olyan ellen
tetes political feltogds, mint
d.. kon,muniSnaus es a demo
krdcia. A kon1munisnaus Glap-
eluei sserint a politihcai dilctd-
tura az egyent q legssigorubb
dlJanai el1en6rs6s aid helyess
A demOkrdcia 1sOnbdn egy
szabad nSp ssdnsdru allcdln'at
nyujt az egy6ni Ddllaltosd sra,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-19
Ken Murray
Says:

If LIOyd's insurance brokers
don't want to bet 10 to / that q
European war doesn't break
loose, they can just move over
and I'll absorb all wsgeFS. For
q time there / thought it looked
prosperous for q Roman candle
to touch off the powder key,
what with MusSOlini frOthing
at the mouth, Hitler banging
his desk, Stain training the
women's auxiliary for trench
duty and Great Britain spend.
ing $500, 100000 on an arma-
ment program. II that doesn't
spell war, then gimme that thar
Ounce cap, teacher.
And then / read where the
British Cabinet, with the Old
World on the brink of disaster,
had q fOur.hOur session battling
over whether Wallis should be
called Her Royal Highness or
not. And then they went into
another long session to advise
young King George vi to raise
. beard. So I guess the crisis
is over. Or else the British
Cabinet is fiddling over minor
details while MuSSOlini is burn
ing, Adolf is getting steamed up
and Stain Is positively hOt-cha.
Copyright, 1897. by MeNaught
Syndicate, Inc.)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-19
Voorhees, 10 Address
Capital Display Club

Stephen Voorhees,, chairman Of
the Board of Design Of the 1889
New York Worlds Fair and presi-
dent of the Board Of Directors
of the American Institute of
Architects, will be the principal
speaker at a meeting Of the Ma.
tional Capital Display Club to
be held wednesday, May 26, at
8:15 p. m.
Also included on the program
will be the showing of techni-
color films Of gardens in Virginia
by Mark Lansburgh, president Of
the National Capital Cinema
Club.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-19
Saga of Ruined City
Offered by Times

The stirring love story Of Glau-
Gus and lone, characters in Bulwer-
Lytton's ''Last Days Of Pompeii,"
and how they fought to survive
the destruction Of an entire city
through the sacrifice of another
woman, will make many hours Of
enjoyable reading for Washington
Times readers during the summer
vacations.
This book may be obtained by
Times readers by saving the cou-
pom which appeared in Sundays
Herald and the ones which are
to appear all this week in The
Times. It is the sixteenth book
in The Times book-a-week plan.
If you have not begun this
series, start today by calling Dis
trict 1000 and placing your order
for home delivery by polite Times
carrier boys. Saturday you may
hand your coupons, plus the 80
cents library fee, to the carrier
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-19
Record of Convictions
In Traffic Court

Clarence G. Ransom, SOB FIT
tenth ST., IS.
John C. Gordon, 6SO1 Forty-fifth
ST., IS.
Stowell B. Swami, 81 T St., IS,
Earl w. Owen, 1902 Walsh St.,
IS.
Karlwest Hickman, jr., 3100 Wis
consin Ave-, $40.
Ralph K. Shumaker, 4O07 Con
necticut Ave-, IS.
Albert c. Berry, 1851 Fourth st.
s. W.. S..
Edward A. Finckel, 800 Taylor
ST.. IS.
william S. Vane, 1900 F ST., SIS
William H. Harris, 12O812 s ST..
IS.
Clark R. Miller, 211S Massa
chusetts Ave. IS.
Norman c. Tanner, 1343 Chill
dress St, IS.
Ralph P. Curtis, 1912 Gaines
vile st. S. E., IS.
Wilton Schrider, Maryland, S.
Ronald v. Crosby, Maryland, IS
Michael J. Mcknight, Maryland
IS.
Aston Vanderhorst, Maryland
IS.
Martin C. Darnall, Maryland, IS
Pete p. MesSina. Maryland, SIS
Denzil S. Owen, address no
given, IS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-19
Reckless Driving


Henry D. Atkinson, 2737 sher-
mai ST., $75.
Second Offense Speeding
Andrew F. Perry, 1910 Dent
william B. carnes,. jr., 1915
Kenyon St., $40.
Glenn N. Mangum, al Eleventh
St., $40. .E.r
First Offense Speeding
Sidney Mensh, 1884 I st., S..
Mervin Gatewood,. 20 s ST.,
Andrew W. johnson, 1910 T
C Claude MCMILLAN, 1884 s st.
N. E., IS.
Frank K. Miller, 1924 Fourth
St. S.. w., $40.
Denzil S. owen, address not
1nez E. Lee, $500 East Capitol
st., $40.
william H. Weary, st. Eliza
beths Hospital, IS.
Christian L. GLEN. 1922 Eighth
St.. S..
Willie G. Marlborough, 935
Golden st. S. w., $40.
Clyde M. Simms, 1920 Califor'
MIA St., IS.
Robert E. Walker, 1880 Capitol
Ave. N. E., SIS.
Willie R. Netherton, 1929 E st.
S. E., S..
Arthur e. Mckinney, 51s Thir-
tenth st. N. E., IS.
Amos M. Bosore, 1910 M St., IS.
Eugene F. Quigley, 1924 Pot
omac Ave. s. E., IS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-19
FULLER INQUIRY
.0FH0LzWORTH.
CHARGE ASKED
House Group Favors
Probe of Accusations
" Against Police

Members of the House District
subcommittee appointed to in
vestigate recent charges made by
Attorney John Holzworth against
activities of the local Police De
partment and District Attorneys
office. indicated today they will
recommend to the full committee
that thorough probe be made OF
the Holzworth allegations.
Although the subcommittee has
not yet concluded its preliminary
inquiry into the attorneys COM
plants and will call him and other
witnesses before it in executive
session today for further testl'
mony, the subcommittee members,
as a result Of the evidence they re.
ceived at yesterdays session,
seemed strongly impressed.
Perjury Charged
The subcommittee was ap-
pointed last week after Holz-
worth, recently dismissed as at
torney for Thomas Jordan, con-
victed for the murder of Mrs. Liz
zie Jaynes in a tea shop robbery
several years ago, appeared be-
fore the full committee and
charged that members. Of the
police department. were guilty Of
perjury and suppression of evi.
dence and that the District At
torney'S office was guilty on the
latter charge in the Jordan case.
He also claimed that he could
present evidence to prove his con-
tention that members of the
Police Department and the, Dis.
tfict Attorneys office were guilty
Of similar charges in connection
with other cases which have been
tried in the local courts.
Turns Over Data
Yesterday, it was learned, Holz-
worth turned over to the subcom.
mittee papers and other data
which, he told the subcommittee,
showed that many persons have
been ''railroaded" to jail and the
electric chair here as q result OF
improper activities of the Police
Department or District Attorneys
office.
One member Of the subcommit-
tee declared that he was lex.
tremely impressed" with the police
incident turned UP by Holzworth
recently in connection with the
Jordan case showing that there
were certain witnesses to the crime
whose names were available but
who were never called to testify
in the Jordan trial. The member
said that something is wrong" if
it is true, as Holzworth says, that
the District Attorneys office knew
about these people and never
called them to testify in the trial.
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TAXPR0P0SALS
TOGO T0H|LL
TOMORROW
Differences Arise on
Appropriation Bill
Procedure

After presenting routine state.
ments before Senate subcommit-
tee today the District Commission
ers left for the District Building
to meet with their special tax com.
mittee and draft proposals to meet
the estimated $7,500,000 deficit in
1898.
The result of this meeting will
be reported to the District Sub
committee of the Senate Appro.
priations Committee at 10 a. m. to-
morrow to be included in the 1888
supply bill if legal technicalities
can be overcome.
The move to attach the revenue.
producing measures to the appro-
priation bill was made at yester.
days meeting and raised a storm
Of protest. Senator Elmer Thomas
CD of Oklahoma, who favorS this
procedure, remarked today, how.
ever, that if the legislative commit.
tee of the House and Senate i'll
sisted upon their rights Of draft
ing these bills independent of the
appropriation measure it was all
right with him.
Procedure Disputed
Opponents of this procedure hay
that since the law demands that
all tax bills originate in the House,
it would not be constitutional for
the Senate subcommittee to al,-
prove them as amendments to an
appropriation bill.
Appearing before the District
subcommittee Of the Senate Ap-
preparations Committee yesterday,
the Commissioners recommended
borrowing the money from the
Federal Government.
Tax Increase Urged
Although the hearing was held
in executive session, it was learned
that members of the subcomn1it-
tee frowned on this proposition
and countered with one to incor.
porate increased tax proposals in
the bill. -
Today opposition to the subcoEn"
mittee's plan has been heard on
both sides Of Congress.
Representative Ambrose Ken
needy CD Of Maryland, chairman
of the House District Tax Subconl-
mittee, states that revenue pro-
ducing measures must be inaugu-
rated in the House, and that any
legislation of this nature attached
to the appropriation bill will be
subjected to a point of order. Sem
ator William H. King CD, Utah.
chairman of the Senate District
Committee. joined with Represen-
tative Kennedy with the comment
that the House Committee should
be allowed to go ahead with his tax
proposals in the regular manner.
and the Senate should take them
up after they are passed on by the
House.
Prompt Action Needed
Immediate action on one or the
other of the proposals is neces-
sary, it is pointed out, due to the
fact that only six weeks remain
for Congress to approve the Dis
trict budget for the next fiscal
year, which begins July /.
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PWA Administrator Harold l..
TckeS yesterday announced that
the $4,219,00O Harlem River low
rent housing project in New York
city had been leased to the New
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one year for $69, O62.
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Texas Judge Bill Approved
The House Judiciary Committee
yesterday approved a bill provid'
ing for an additional Federal dis.
trict judge in the Southern Texas
district.
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