davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11
BETEGSECE UTE
HALALBA DEAKoT
NyOlc gyermeket es 0zvegyet
hagy0tt arvan az elkeseredett
magyar

Nyolc honapig betegeskedett
a 1910 Manhattan Ave alatt
lako Deak Ferenc honfitar-
sunk, a Fuggetlen Reformatus
Egyhaz egyik k0zismert tagja.
Dolgozni sem brit, ami rend-
Xviii bantotta a nyolc eyer
mekes csaladapat es sem a tes-
tt, sem a lelki fajdalmat mem
tiirhette tovabb. Vasarnap del
utan golyot r0pitett magaba
es amikorra beszallitottak a
South Side Hospitalba, az or
vosok mar csak a beallott ha-
lalt konstatalhattak. Az on
gyilkos magyar az Ohio Works
ban dolgozott 20 evig.
Deak ongyilkossaga el6tt lie
velet irt, amelyben elbucsuzott
feleseget6l, gyermekeit6l. Az
utan setalni indult, de ebb6l a
setajabol sose teri vissza. Ami
kor keresesere indultak, a ha-
"a mogotti faskamraban akad-
tax ra.
Deakot szerdan delelott te-
mettek a Fuggetlen Ref. Egy-
hazbol, Mt. Marion Sander
k0zbenjottevel. Melyen sujtott
ozvegyen kivul gyermekei:
Iona, Janos, Ferenc, Iren
Margit, Istvan, Jozsef es Betty
Jane gyaszoljak. Deak a Sza-
bolcs megyei Kisvardarol ke-
riilt Amerikaba 1906 ban .es ott
negy testvere:: Maria, Erzsebet
Eszter Is Gy0rgy, va,amint XII
terjedt rokonsaga gyaszoljak
A temetest Vaschak Jozse1
ismert temetkezesi intezet rer
dezte es a holttestet a Tod tie.
metoben hantoltak Ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11
KALDOR KALMAN
VAROSUNKBAN

Honapokkal ezelott jelentet-
ct be Kaldor Kalman, a "St.
Louis es Videke" laptarsunk
szerkeszto kiadoja, hogy a We
zetese alatt allo Hungarian
Publishing Company egy kony
vet ad XII, mely Magyar Anne
rika - Irasban es Kepben''
cim alatt meg fogja 0rokiteni
az amerikai magyarsag vezet6
ferfiait, egyleteit es egyhazait.
Youngstown es k0rnyekenek
is kul0n resi- lesz szentelve a
k0nyvben es a mil szerkeszt6-
je, Kaldor Kalman a het TO-
lyaman varosunkba erkezett
adatgyujtes vegett. Hisszuk,
hogy a magyarsag a megerde-
melt szivelyesseggel fogadja
Kaldor kollegankat es segitse-
gere lesz munkajaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11

judges shall haze reached their
5Oth birthday before appoint
naeat to the supreme court and
shall serDe unless physically
disabled until the age of 20 at
Uhich tHey may retire DO
UNFAIRLY from the bench. In
case a judge reaching the age
of II aoithout voluntary retire
naent such judge shall be
automatically retired on Jan.
I OF the gear folloaoiug his
72nd birthday.
This proposition is straight
fora00rd, and dbove all it aDill
prevent ANY president of the
United States or ANY cong
ress from naaking the Supreme
Court, the guardian OF consti-
tutional rights a political
pldything.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11
AUTO KARAMbOL
HAROM HALOTTAL
Magyar ember huzta ki az
ego autOmobilb6l az alxrOni
Budahelyi Palt

Vasarnap reggel negyedmert
foldnyire is elhallo 0sszeiitk0-
zes tortent a Coitsville-Hub
bard Rd. es az Oak Street Ex-
tension sarkan. Ket szaguldo
auto utkozott 0ssze es annak
ereje mintegy SO labnyira dob
ia a ket gepet, melyek azon-
nal langra kaptak. Az 0ssze-
utk0zes zajara odaszaladt a
kozelben lako Meszaros Mihaly
is, aki segitett kihuzni az egyik
ego automobilbol a benniil6-
ket. Akkor meg nem is Sejt-
hette, hogy a kihuzott hottest
magyar ember, a "a ewes Bu-
dahelyi Pal akroni vasmunkas.
Budahelyi egy Joe Daunoris
newt akroni fiatalemberrel tilt
a gepben. Az is szornyet halt.
Daunoris Amerika tavuszaSi
bajnoka volt 1932-ben, aki
egyike volt az olympiai bajnok
jel0lteknek.
A harmadik halott Sam Mu-
Yak campbelli borbely, aki
Steganec Jozsef canpbelli la
kos autojan ment. Ugy Stefa-
nee, mint a velik lev6 John
Be,cich hubbard lakos sulyo-
san megsebesiiltek. Allitolag a
Stefanec tarsasag tagjai az
egesz ejszakat atd6zs0ltek es
a gepet hajto Stefanec mem
ALT meg, holott oft Stop"
Isjelzesii tabla van. Mindket -g6p
fekezett es forditott, de mar
keson.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11
LAPUNK FOSZERKESZTOJE
SZABADSAGON

A jarvanyszeru flu-betegseg
a Nemenyi csaladot sem hagy-
ia beken. Mint ismeretes, elso-,
mex a csalad feje, Nemenyi
Miklos Emo keriilt agyba es
habar azota mar fent volt, is
met visszaesett az agyba. Or
vosa tanacsara penteken uta-
zott el ket heti floridai tartoz-
kodasra.
Ugyancsak gyengelkedik
Mrs. Nemenyi is, kedden pedig
Clevelandbol hazahoztak az OF
tani egyetemre jaro Anna lea
nyukat, aki most agyban fek-
SILK es DR.. Mahrer keze- ese
alatt all.
Nemenyi foszerkesztonk ta-
volleteben a szerkesztesben az
eppen varosunkban idozo Kali
dor Kalman kollegank, a st.
Louis es Videke szerkeszt0je
fog segedkezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11
A SPORT KLUB
VI TISzT|KARA
A football csapat marciusban
nyitja meg a 2-ik fordul6t

A youngstown Magyar
Soccer Club ertesiti a sport
kedvel6 magyarsagot, hogy
az 1936-37-es eyre az vi tiszt-
viseloket megvafasztotta, akik
a kovetkezok:
Diszeln0k: Barta Sander,
eln0k: Kish Janos, aleln0k:
Mezei Janos, titkar:: Bor-
nemissza Istvan, penztarnok
ifj. Siroki Mihaly, csapat ka-
pitany: Kish Ferenc, csapat
manager: Nemeth Istvan;
Nagybizottsagi tagok: Nemeth
Istvan, Siroki Mihaly.
Remelve, hogy az uj tiszti-
kar a jovoben is oily kitar-
tassal es turelemmel fogja We
zetni a club belso eletet, mint
ait ez idaig is tettek. Es hogy
minden faradtsaguk oda ira
nyuljon, hogy az egyetlen
youngstown Magyar Sport
Club tovabbra is a magyarsag
kedvenc talalkozo helye ma
radon.
A youngstown csapat mar
ciusban kezdi meg a football
szezon masodik fordulojat
amelyhez a.. legtobb szeren-
cset kivan a csapatnak a sport
kedvelo magyarsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11
kUzDENEk. A. FLU.
TERJEDEsE ! 81: Ellen
Mem engednek be latogat6kat
a varOsi k6rhazakba

Youngstown kozegeszsegiigyi
hatosaga es orvosai "a 6rat
dolgoznak naponta, hogy a
varosban jarvanyszeruen fell
lepett flu tovaterjedeset meg
gatoljak. E celbol elzartak a
latogat6k el6l a harom va
rosi korhazat ks csak azokat
engedtek be, akiknek halaszt-
hatatlan ugyeik voltak. A
maganko korhazakban jegyeket
osztogattak XII es egy beteg-
hez csak ket csaladtagot en-
gednek.
A multi het vegen IS volt
a flu-ban elhaltak szama es
fel6, hogy e szam emelkedni
fog. Apolon6ket egyaltalan
mem lehet kapri.
Az iskolakat egyelore nyitva
hagyjak, de a st. Patrick is
kola bezart. Eddig husz ia
niton6 betegedett meg a jar.
vanyban, akiknek helyebe Sc
ged-taner6ket hivtak be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11

Sep k0z0nseg vett reszt az
evi talalkoz6n. Zaszl6t kaptak

Az 0reg Amerikas Magya-
rok Youngstown es Kornyeki
Csaladja erk0lcsileg nagyon
szepen slkeriilt bait es evi
talalkozot tartott multi szom-
baton este a Central Audito-
rum mindket termeben. Mi
utan a farsang vegen mas
testiiletek es ket egyhaz is rem
dezett mulatsagot, az anyagi
haszon mem utotte meg a
szokott merteket.
Mig fiatalok a tancterem-
ben nagyszeruen mulattak
ifj. Orosz Ferenc bandajanak
muzsikaja mellett es az "0rok-
ifju" Horvath Vilmos veze-
tese alatt, addig az also te-
remben "az 0regek' mulat-
tax enekszoval.
Koztuk lattuk: a leg0regebb
amerikas Molnar Istvant, Ha-
mory Gusztavot, Eber Feren-
Get, Czene Gabort, Matyas
Jozsefet, Potornay Janost, i'd.
Orosz Ferencet, Moricz Mix
lost, Frank Janost, Matisz Ist-
want, Haszonics Ferencet, Hor-
csik Mihalyt, Lovass Lajost,
Fedro Janost, Balasko Gyor-
gyot, Kiss Andrast, Eperjessy
Jozsefet, stb. stb.
A Csalad tisztvisel6i: id.
Horvath Istvan csaladf6, Da-
nish Jozsef irodeak vezetese-
vel megtettek a rendes evi
mulatsag sikereert mindent Is
igazan mem rajtuk multi, hogy
csak 250-en voltak a mulatsa-
gon.
A Csalad k0szonettel tarto-
xix Katoch odon magyar fiji
szeresnek, 2847 Mahoning
Ave-, aki konyhaba valo etc
leket ajandekozott. A ven.
degek kozott volt DR.. Fred
E. Elder fogorvos is.
A talalkozora meglepetesul,
Lovass Lajos, a volt Greg Ma
gyar Bs. Egylet negyven
ewes amerikai zaszlajat adta
at a Csaladnak. A kozeljov6-
ben a zaszlot egy unnepelye:
bankett kereteben fogjuk hi
vatalosan felavatni. Aki meg
mem tagja a Csaladnak, ipar-
kodjon csatlakozni hozzank
A tisztikar koszonetet fejezi
XII a magyar asszonyoknak a
nyujtott segitsegert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11
FEKETE kRdl|KA
HALALOZASOK

wager SdnQOrne, SZul. hOncZ
Katalin februar Ten a Budd
Ave. otthonaban rovid szen-
vedes utan jobbletre szende-
riilt 48 ewes koraban.
A megboldogult 81 evvel ez-
elott vandorolt XII Kis Kend,
Kiskiikollo megyebol, Sharon,
Pa.-ba, ahol 26 evig cit boil
dog hazassagban a ferjevel.
Temetese februar no gen, a
farrelli magyar ref. egyhaz-
hol, Podolski magyar temetes
rendezese mellett, ahonnet a
megboldogultat Mt. Macy
Ferenc, es a magyar kozon-
seq orasi t0mege kiserte az
Oakwoodi temetobe.
Gyaszoljak ferje: Wager
Sander es gyermekei, Elemer,
Iona, Ella, Sandor es Arnold,
valamint kiterjedt rokonsaga.
Egy k0zszeretetnek Orvendo
regi amerikast veszitett ell
Farrell es Sharon magyar
saga, amikor Koran Janosne,
szul. Molnar Maria, Farrell,
Pa. lakos, hosszabb betegseg
utan februar San elhunyt.
A megboldogult ~ evvel ez
elott jott Abaujvar, Abauj-
Tolna megyebol, Pittsburgh,
Pa, ahol 6 evig lakott. Maid
Farrellba koltoztek es ITALIAN
Ok voltak lit az elso magyar
telepesek.
Ittletik alatt szamos joba-
ratot szereztek ugy a magya-
rok koz0tt, valamint a ref
egyhaz tagjai kozott is, amely-
mex mindketten alapito es
buzgo hivei voltak.
Ferjet IL evvel ezelott veszi-
tette el.
Temetese februar sen, Pc.
dolski magyar temetesrendez6
iranyitasa mellett a ref. egy-
hazbol ment vegbe, maid Mt
Macy Ferenc bucsu szavai es q
gyaszkozonseg 6szinte resi-.
vete mellett az Oakwoodi te.
metobe adtak at a nemes.
szivu halottat az anyafold
mex.
Gyaszoljak gyermekei: Ko
ran Janos es csaladja, Young
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11

stown, o., Koran Ferenc es
csaladja, Youngstown, Ohio,
Koran Istvan es csaladja,
Sharon, Pa, Koran Mariska,
ferj. Sebestyen Albert es csa-
ladia es nagyszamu rokonsag,
ugy lit, mint a. ohazaban is.
A multi heten tsmettekI
ugyancsak ozv. Sziics Janos-
net, XII szinte egyik regi anne
rikas magyar asszony volt a.
sharoni magyarsag kozt. Fer
je ezelott par evvel halalozott
ell.
Temetese a romai kath.|
templOmbol nent vegbe,
Father Jeromes Andras, q
rom. kath. egyhaz plebarysa
szentelte be a halottat IS on
nan a magyar rom. kath. te-
metobe helyeztek orok nyuS
galomra.
Temetesen Dagyszamu ma
gyarsag vett reszt ennek a
tisztes magyar asszonynak, d
magyarsag nagyon szerette.
Gyaszolja egyediili fla: Sziics
Janos es csaladja es kiterjedt
rokonsaga.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11
SIT. ISTVAN EGYLET
VERHOVAY 21. FI0K

Betegeink; Szeman Miklos-
ne, Soltesz Jozsefne, Kalapos
GyOrgyne, Szarka Janosne
319 Pasadena es Ferenczi Ist-
van, 1719 Olson Ave.
Betegseg a titkarnal jelen-
tendo.
GOber Jdnos, titkar,
232 South Garland Ave
Telefon: 37788.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11
vERHOvAY 1os.

A Verhoyay 108-ik fiokja
most vasarnap, azaz no
l4-en tartja rendes havi gyii-
leset a szokott id6ben es he
lyen. Kerem a tagtarsak
pontos megjeleneset.
Beteg tagok: Szunyogh Ist-
van, Barany Janos, Soltesz
Jozsefne.
Turner J0sset, titkar
lis Manchester Ave.
Telefon 91O59.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11
YOUNGSTOWN
ROvID HIREK

Kenneth Spangler, nyolc
ewes fiucskat elutotte a nilesi
East Park Aven lako Sam,
Biviano autoja. Szeratanuk
allitasa szerint a kis flu az
utcan allo gepek mogil ugrott
elo es az elgazolas elkerulhe-
tetlen volt. A halal-gep hal
tojat egyelore szabadon en-
gedtek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11

A Youngstown Red Cross
ra a koszivu Youngs+ ""r.1iak
46 ezer dollart es ternerdek ru-
hat es etelrenut adtak 0ssze.
A keszpenzadomany tizezer
dollarral haladta meg a kvo-
tat. Ketszer ad, aki sokat
ad, gondolta minden
youngstown polgar, inert az
arviz veszedelmet mi is sok-
szor atszenvedtiik.
! Marcus Ire IL millio dol
lart akarnak 0sSzeszedni Ohio
allan hivatalnokai a munka-
nelkuli biztositasi alapra, az
ohioi munkaadoktol. Amely
munkaado mem fizet, 500
dollar penzbirsagra es az ado
tizszeresere lesz megbiintetve.
Ebben az evben minden mum
kaado aki haromnal t0bb en-
bert alkalmaz, k0teles az adot
megfizetni. A munkanelkiili
biztositas azonban csak 1888
januar elsejen la6p eletbe. Ad-
dig kell varniok azoknak, akik
mar hat eve amugy sem dol
goznak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11

Lee Yost "a ewes, Hillman
Street, lakos nekihajtott egy
lampaoszlopnak az Oak Hill
Ave. es Pike I>St. kOzeleben,
vasarnap hajnalban. Bizonyo-
san mem egett a Tampa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11

Oscar Tollerton 800 Lake
wood avenuei lakos es a vele
lako Charles Mayertime neki-
szaladtak gepjukkel egy le-
parkozott autonak.
Az utanuk jovo es szinten
gepet hajto Mrs. Tollerton, az
ijedtsegt6l vagy a haragtol,
az egymas tetejen levo ket
kocsinak ment neki. Mind
harman megsebesiiltek. Vagy
vagy, gondolta a jo feleseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11
Town Topics

For the first time since /
am in the newspaper game l
am taking a aDi1ter 1ncation.
For the first time am going
to Florida for a fen days, not
because I aD111t to, but because
I must.
My health is such that the
Doctor said "FI0ridn or am
not responsible. SO I haze to
obey and nOaD I am on the 7Ddy.
I hope to send back my i'm
prassions from the land of sun
shine, aDhere I do not intend
to do anything but rest, saoina
and soak up the rags of the
sun.
TO be able to 90 l had to
give up my summer vacation.
But I need it nO10.
The first station ON n1y driDe
dO1D7a to Florida zDiU be
Washington. I intend to pause
for a fen minutes in front of
the beautiful neao building in
which the Supreme court OF
these United States hands
dO1Da its decisions.
l am going to take another
look at the unsullied lDhite
marble facade OF the building.
Perhaps it aoill be for the last
tin1a.
Maybe by the time I am re-
turning the supreme court aoill
not be 1Dhdt 1t aoGs. Maybe By
that time it aDiI be Rubber
Stamp No. 2 for Presidepnt
Roosevelt, the change being
Mooe oy HuooeT otaH1p No.
CoHg'eSS.
M1tu you HoOe mourning
a9o.'qSt oa" oeaT f'sS1oe7't'
uo"1't ne Is q gTeo1 n1on,
but so is Hitler to the Ger
M~nS, lnusSo1'"a 70 tne itot'o'S
wa oeol'" 70 the n"SSa1'1S.
FoT tne SAGE OF argument
.et Us 0o"s't tIaat HooSeOelt Is
eHe g'eo1est o. oI Am T'canS'
Iet Us 0on'A taut ne "oS 1fle
n1e'eSts oJ .ne Oo'H'n9 peop1e
~ neu't. Du1 l.OoSeOett Wsll 'tot
s1Oe JoTeue1. We s1'H esect .t1 on'
pes.oe"tS eT'y Jo"T ye0'S. No
peSaoe"1 Us ye1 So~gnt =
eS"" 1ef"1.
So me man riohtlu ask -
After Roosevelt vhat2
The President me admit is
the greatest man. O. Hberntor
so in the same breath me mast
admit that aohoeper his sue
cessor is ooiao TO be he can't
be as oreat and the American
DeoDle 1DOuld not like to see
this SUCCESSOR in poaDer to such
ertent that he commands nll
three branches of our aoell
balanced Government - the
erecutipe. the iudical and the
leoiszatiue.
So aoain just for the sake OF
nroument If mo ,,o,,1d bo mill.
ina to oipe the greatest pre-
sida,at all the poper epen that
of the supreme court nznube
me mill be ,Dilli,,o tn continue
Evening star., 1937-10-25

manently alien older residents, who
remain devoted subjects of the En-
peror, to keep in line the 100000 or so
japanese born under the Stars and
Stripes-who are rapidly coming of
voting age and already constituting
the political majority in the two cities,
Honolulu and Hilo. About so per cent
of the pupils In the public schools and
80 per cent in the public-supported
university are Japanese-Since Jap
anese families have proportionately
more children than others, and are
also more eager for education.
There are 10000 Chinese in Ha-
waii. Since they are mostly in the
middle class, satisfied, have" group
and their numbers are not increasing
rapidly, they arouse no antagonism
among the whites. They are remote
from Nationalist China, but are made
recipients of sympathy for China's
cause and people at present. Among
the white-collar Americans and Chi
nese resentment was growing at the
money collecting activities of the JAP
anese. They began counter fund
raising for the Chinese relief organi-
zation headed by Chinese Minister
to Washington c. T. Wang and Actress
Evening star., 1937-10-25
Dominant japanese Populace
Presents Problem to Hawaii
NippOnese Outnun,ber american Pro
prietOrs and White-COIIdr Workers
6tOI-U. S. Army Holds Balance.

This articles American authority
Pacific affairs indicated "Chdeno the
present tells hat to expect merit
The appear tomorrow.
Evening star., 1937-10-25
KIN OF KING HELD
IN GIRL $ Staying
Body of Woman Is Found
in Cottage on Beach
at Honolulu.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HONOLULU, Oct. 25-A blood de-
scendant Of Hawaii's one-time pic
turesque native rulers was held today
while authorities investigated the
violent death of his pretty asserted
common-law wife in cottage on
lm-bordered Waikiki Beach.
David Kalakaua Kawananakoa,
granddaughter of the late King David
Kalakaua, was held for investigation
and Police 1t. John Troche said he
might be charged with second-degree
murder or manslaughter Of 22-year-
old Arvilla Kinslea, half-white, half
Hawaiian.
Miss Kinslea's body was found
yesterday sitting in a chair. wrapped
in a blood-soaked sheet. An artery
in her neck was severed and her face
was lacerated. She had been dead
some time.
Blood on Walls.
The kitchen of the cottage, which
the victims sister said Kalakaua and
Miss Kinslea had shared for two and
half years, was Uttered with broken
dishes and the walls splotched with
blood.
Police 1t. Thomas Quinn expressed
belief Kalakaua struck Miss Kinslea
with a soup bowl, parts of which were
found with hair on them. He said
Kalakaua apparently carried the
woman to another room and seated
her in a chair while he attempted to
stanch the blood.
DR.. r. B. Faus, who performed an
autopsy, said death was due to loss of
blood. He said the face lacerations
could have been caused only by
shattering crockery.
Says Il Ducked."
Quinn said Kalakaua's only CO.
herent remark was II ducked" Quinn
said he took this to mean Miss Kins-
lea threw something at him. He
quoted the man as saying, I'll take a
rap for it; I'll swing for it,"
Maj. Bernard j. Tooher, U. S. Army,
recently of Fl. Leavenworth, Kans.,
who was in the cottage, told Quinn
he heard sounds of scuffiing. Then, he
said, Kalakaua carried the woman
from the kitchen, placed her in a
chair and called hospital.
Quinn said Kalakaua was on proba-
tion as result of manslaughter con-
viction growing out of an automobile
accident in 1882.
Kalakaua's mother, Princess Ka-
wananakoa, is former national Repub-
lican committeewoman for Hawaii.
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fledged sister State. Some of these
Congressman will talk when they get
the leis of their necks, but meanwhile:
Nearly SO per cent of the island
chains population are japanese
10000 or more, no census since 1880.
These have been congealed into q
sullen brooding unit by Washington's
denunciation of their motherland as
treaty breaker and slaughterer of in
nocentS. The sugar growing baronial
families are descendants of original
New England missionaries, here and
there softened by Hawaiian royal
blood. They wonder If their policy of
coddling the dominant japanese popu-
lation can be pursued much longer.
They imported the japanese to work
their sugar fields and are now sending
a million tons year-$70, 100000
worth-to the States.
Americans Outnumbered 6 to 1.
The owning families and their
white collar American employees have
become outnumbered six to one by
japanese, most of whom have gone
into contracting storekeeping and fish
ing. But those who remain on the
plantations are bosses who manage
Filipino labor. Four thousand of the
5,000-odd managers, operators and
tenants on the 100000 acres of the
worlds richest sugar and pineapple
lands are Japanese.
So the sugar fields are at their
mercy. 1t takes two years and i'm
mense capital to raise a cane crop,
which can be destroyed by blowing up
an irrigation f1ume or dropping a
match-for during its ripening months
cane burns like prairie grass. The
owners have had their taste of fire in
small labor troubles OF the past. So
they tread softly.
Moreover. the American white collar
employees, 10000 strong, stay in line
on the "tread-easy" policy when the
boss Is within hearing Resenting the
territorial license of basic anti-Amer-
icanism, they are anti-Japanese to the
core.
When the Presidents blast dropped
rhetorical shrapnel over the fronded
Hawaiians, japanese fund-collecting
campaign was under full swing. Its
headquarters was the Japanese con-
suite general, which commands more
respect among the Japanese majority
in the islands than does the territorial
government. The baronial families, too,
were contributing. The chief Japanese
agency of collection was the young
mems Buddhist associations, stated
by revolving secretaries usually less
than six months out from Japan.
This organization and the Japanese
language schools assist the 10000 per-
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Anna May Wong. Then came the
Presidents bomb at Chicago.
Resentful anti-Japanese elements in
the islands demand that pro-Jap-
anese activities be stopped by au-
thority. The Japanese agencies have
gone underground, but are working
more intensely than ever. Island
born japanese, American citizens, who
were doing their best to be neutral,
have been forced into line by the call
of race and motherland. by outside
suspicion, and by the economic
pressure of the older alien Japanese
to whom the young ones must look
for jobs and livelihood.
Soldiers Hold Balance.
Keeping the balance. protecting the
$6 100000 of annual Federal revenue
Washington takes out of Hawaii, as
well as the Nations No. l fortress,
are 10000 American soldiers and av-
iators and the American fleet-cen-
tered about the most costly and COM
plete naval base in the world. The
Army has completed its strategic roads
across Oahu Island; it keeps always
ready wire-inclosed stockades roomy
enough to intern 10000 insurrec-
tionists and plans for gathering them
in overnight. The Navy is rushing
to completion its costly plant for
making fresh water from the sea
Meanwhile the civilian population Is
at the mercy of few storage tanks
most of the year-easily destroyed OF
polluted-and the cane fields may
burn.
Some stalwarts in Hawaii feel the
Presidents declaration is good. just
as we'll, they say, to have show
down on whether the islands are tc
be American or part of the Japanese
Empire. To other inhabitants Of the
Territory 1t is a bad dream, which
the winds in the palms and the songs
of the Hula dancers cannot dispel.
Copyright, 1879
Evening star., 1937-10-25
DR.. BENTLEY 10 SPEAK
Will Discuss "The Problem Child

Will Discuss "The Problem Child"
Tomorrow Night.
DR.. John E. Bentley of the Depart
ment of Education and Phsychology.
American University, will speak on
"The Problem Child" at $50 pm. to-
morrow in Wardman Park Hotel
Theater.
The talk is part Of the Crime Clinic,
consisting of weekly lectures, spon-
sored by the Washington Institute of
Criminal Science.
Disciples Of Christ Meet.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Oct. rs (R.--
Meetings held in advance of the Inter