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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13
PLANE CROSSES NORTH POLE
IN A GALE AND SNOWSTORM

IlAANIE CfGOSSES NORIH POLE
IN A GALE AND SNOWSTORM
San Francisco, Cal, July 13.-(AP)
After battling a snowstorm and gale
crossing the North Pole, three Soviet
airmen in Russia's second trans-polar
flight sped down from the top of the
world toward San Francisco today.
Alaska communications at Seattle
reported it had received a commune
cation from the airmen indicating
they were about 1000 miles this side
of the pole.
Soaring through snowstorms and
a cyclone area, where terrific winds
buffetted the plane, the filters cross
ed the North Pole at Ala p. M, G:14
p. M, eastern standard time) yester-
day, less than "a hours after leaving
Moscow.
The plane took off from a field 35
miles from Moscow at 1922 p. M,
eastern standard time, Sunday.
The airmen followed a trail blazed
three weeks ago 10y three countrymen
in a similar plane, who flew 5,288
miles to Vancouver, Wash.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13
CHILLS AND
fever
Fast Relief for Malaria With
This Frozen Treatment!


Don't go through the usual suffer-
ing. Stop Malaria chills and fever
in quick time.
Take good old Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic! This is no new-fangled
or untried preparation. It's IA
NOUS medicine you can depend on.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic con-
tains tasteless quinidine and iron.
It quickly stops the chills9 and fever.
It also tends to build you up. That's
the double effect you want.
The very next time you feel an
attack of chills and fever coming
on, go right to your drug store and
get a bottle of Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic. Start taking the medi-
cine Immediately and you will soon
get the relief you want.
All drug stores sell Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic, SOC and ST.. The
latter size is the more economical.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13

Harbor mill at $3.50 a. M. The normal
day force, he said, was 5000.
Patrols of railroad and city police
watched over the throng.
The reopening was heralded as a
victory by the rival factions in the
bitter steel dispute that at one time
affected $4,000 workers ilI>saven states
and in which Is persons lost their
lives.
The SWOC, CIO group which call
ed the strike characterized resump-
ton of work a victory for it's cause,
but the Association of Steel Employ
ees, an Independent union, and the
company disputed this.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13

Trinity College, from Elizabeth City.
He settled in Raleigh, went to the
army, married here and lives in one
OF the handsomest residences of the
capital. In which fortune he has moth
ing particularly on Broughton who is
also highly paid barrister.
Smith was speaker of the 1881
House, backed as Broughton had done
in the Senate, the Gardner program
and each is exceedingly close to all
the living ex-governors. A race pc
tween Broughton and Smith would be
what the sports writer's call a ma
tural." Smith would naturally have
the favor of Duke collegians ana
Broughton would be highly pleasing
TO Wake Forest and to stable por-
ton Of the University alumni. 1t IS
yet early to get up steam over the
governorship, but if this brace OF law
yers should take notion to run, po-
ltical gossips think. the State some
Few would find it out pretty soon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13

troops to retreat toward their base
after they had been driven back on
Peiping's southern wall in two hours
of hand-to-hand fighting.
The big swords of the Chinese in
fantry clashed in the sultry noon sun
shine with the bayonets of the Japa-
nese at the strategis railway bridge a
half mile south of the walls.
The Japanese formed one of the
advance units Of a repored 10000
troops being rushed to the North
China battle area from Manchoukuo.
Reliable foreign sources declared
100 japanese war planes flew owe,
the border of Manchoukuo and Hopei
province en- route to the scene OF
action.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13
Five Large Jap Bombers
Attack Chinese Barracks
And Airdrome at Peiping
CONTINUED from rage One.)

ces reported today, bombed the
Nanyuan barracks and airdrome eight
miles south of here. The report was
not at once confirmed.
The aerial attacks, according to the
Chinese informants, occurred between
3 and p. m. g and a. m. eastern
standard time).
The report first became known
here late in the day, delayed because
telephone communications with Nan
yuan were cut during today's fight
ing.
General Sung Cheh Yuan's goth
Chinese route army forced heavily
supported detachment of Japanese
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13
BUYING POWER FOR
STOCKS is LACKING
Offerings Generally Meagre and
Trading Momentum Slows
After Opening

New York, July 13.-(AP)-Buying
power was lacking in most of today's
stock market departments and manv
of yesterdays leaders settled down
behind minus signs. Offerings gen.
crafty were meagre, however, and
trading momentum slowed appreci-
ably after a fair opening. Losses of
fractions to around two points pre-
dominated near the fourth hour.
Bonds showed early improvement
but became uneven as the session pro-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13
FURTHER GAINS BY
COTTON RECORDED

New York, July .-(APO-Cotton
futures opened steady, one to two
points lower under Far Eastern sell
ing and favorable weather. Shortly
after the first half hour, October sold
at 12.41, with prices generally four
to five points net higher. October cas-
ed from 1914 to 1888 by midday,
when the market was one to two
points net higher.
Futures closed steady, to 10
points higher. Spots steady, middling
1894
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13
IS Airplanes Begin
Search For Earhart
(Continued from Page One.)

about Rowland island.
1t was there, dot of land, rising
only two feet above the water. the
aviatrix and her navigator, Frederick
Noonan, aimed for when they took
off from Lac, New Guinea, a flight of
$3.50 miles.
Officials said the giant carrier, ex-
pected to reach the search area by
dawn, was hampered last night by a
tropical storm which might delay the
search
An area 60 miles wide and 600 miles
long extending north and south from
Rowland was mapped for the first
days survey.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13
PAGE THREE

streets and Easements of business
houses at Blockton, Iowa. The first
rain since mid-June checked the heat
in northern South Dakota. Showers
also broke the hot spell in the New
England states.
Heavy rains last night caused UNI
estimated damage in rural districts
near Wheeling, w. Vaw
Heat deaths by states included: Vir-
ginia, 5; West Virginia, 4; and South
Carolina and Georgia one each.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13
State REA Begins
Upon Third Year
Continued from Page One.)

(COnt1nued rom Page One)
the Supreme Court, gave the oath OF
office to the Authority members in
the offices of Governor Hoey.
Dudley Bagley of Moyock, was re-
elected director. He had the approval
of Governor Hoey. Prof. David Wleav-
er, of N. c. State College, and j. M.
Granger were again chosen engineers
for the Authority.
Tentative approval was given for a
concern in southern Edgecombe
county.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13
Few Areas Get Re-
lief From Heat
Continued from Page One0

from causes attributable to the pro-
longed heat wave.
New York led with total of 68.
New Jersey had 40 and Connecticut
SO.
In Chicago two heavy downpours
yesterday sent temperatures down Is
degrees from the days high of 88.
Nine inches of rainfall flooded
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13
Tar Heel Senator Says Peo-
pie Only Source Of Power
Continued from Page One.)

a suggestion of the desirability of
international consultations about the
Far Eastern situation
He declined, however, to disclose
the nature or text of the note, or
what reply was made by the United
States
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13
Steel Mills Open
Again In Midwest

CONTINUED from Page One.)
have not made an agreement or con-
tract with any official person or or
ganization."
r. S. Poister, assistant to Daily, said
almost $500 were back ct the Indiana
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13

American Radiator .......... 81
American Telephone ...... 1859 IA
American lob B ........... II IA
Anaconda -. ........ So "a
Atlantic Coast Line ......... 81 7-8
Atlantic Refining -. .....*.. 81 3-8
Bendix Aviation -. -. 49,. 20 IA
Bethlehem Steel .............. 80
Chrysler -. -. -. -. ...... 1O3
Columbia Gas & Elec IL 5-8
Commercial -. -. ...... 13 5-8
Continental Oil Co ......... 16 3-8
DUPONT -. .......... 1856 IA
Electric Pow & Light -. -. 10 3-8
General Electric -. ..... Sc 3-8
General Motors -. -. ..... So ga
Liggett & Myers B .......... 81 IL
Montgomery Ward & Co -. -. 60 3-4
Reynolds lob B ............. so IL
Southern Railway ...... 80 IA
Standard Oil Co N ........ 20
IT 8 Steel 3-8
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13

it may become necessary for Solicitor
Gwyn, to run for judge and Sparger
to go after the solicitorship.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13
Polar Plane Flies
South From Arctic

CONTINUED from Page One.)
dian signal station at Fort Smith,
Canada.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13

lenore Right Wingard shows
her record-breaking technique.
Notice the foaming ''bow-wave"
she pushes up in front-a sure
sign of a powerful swimmer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13
Raleigh May Have
Couple Candidates

tContinuei from rage One.l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13
Judiciary Fights
Likely Next Year

Continued from Page One.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13
Little Communism
Found in the CLIO

Continued from Page One.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04

practical results probably Wouio DC
achieved through a committee "nlcn
really would ice a commllIee u
mediation.
The Italian delegation said the mes
sage to Japan would take the form OF
a letter in reply to Japan,s communl-
cation declining to participate IN the
conference.
To Assure Japs.
The idea is to assure Japan the
Brussels conference is a sovereign
convocation under the n1ne-power
treaty and has nothing to 90 with the
League of Nations, as Japan not a
League member, contended in refus-
ing to join the deliberations here. I,
The message to Japan also would
try to induce Tokyo to state general
terms upon which she would De ready
to open peace discussions.
The full conference, after approving
institution of the committee, must
carefully draw its mandates.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04
Britain Now Negotiat-
ing With Rebels
Continued from Page One.)

sistently have adopted: toward con-
tending parties in Spain, which is gov
crncd by the international (non-inter-
vention) agreement to which we have
subscribed"
"They are, however bound to take
account of the responsi'. ility for pro-
lection of British nationals and Brit
ish commercial interests throughout
the whole of Spain, including those
large areas in the north, west and
southwest parts of the country, as
we'll as the Spanish zone in Morocco
Of which General Francois forces now
are in effective occupatiOn.'
~ IL h.4lHEeu nGSO-
tiations for commercial agreement
!. .ll4u.gent Spain came as the
N-~ni~l, non-int ervc ntion committee
convened to authorize Britain to So
1vll cooperation in Spain toward with
dYawal of foreign troops.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04
Compulsion Would
Restrict Markets
Here and Abroad
Continued from Page One.)

ture subcommittee considering cot
ton legislation, announced the COM
n.ittee would seek to determine whe-
Their Secretary Wallace favored COM
pulsory of voluntary control for cot
-on. Fulmer said the committee would
confer with Wallace tomorrow.
Roosevelt Sees LaGuard;a
Meanwhile, at New York, President
Roosevelt's conference today with
Mayor Fiorello II. LaGuardia, fresh
from a decisive triumph over Tam
many Hall, aroused new apprehensions
in the city's already disorganized
Democratic machine.
The subjects to be discussed in the
Presidents town house were not an
rounced, but in the past both men
have moved in virtually the same lib
oral path.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04
Out-of- Town People
Attend Funeral

The following out-of-town people at
tended the funeral of w. D. Burwell,
on Tuesday: Miss Mamie Gary, Mes
DANES S. M. Gary, L. ]. Applewhite,
Russell Weeks, and Fletcher Gregory,
of Halifax; Mrs Freda Hill Hall, of
Weldon; Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Mullen,
Miss Priscilla Mullen, of Roanoke
Rapids; Mr.. and Mrs. Howard f.
Jones, Mesdames W. r. Baskervill,
Edmund White, Richard Boyd. Nor
wood Boyd, of Warrenton; Mrs. James
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04
Henderson Market Is Still
Supreme Over Bright Belt
tC o.ltl:. ue1 from Page c
ing this market.

ing this market.
Through yesterday our sales for this
season lacked only 1733,574 pounds Of
being as much as was sold last season
up to Tbanksgiving-and there are
still 10 selling days left between now
and then. Our warehousemen are
very much pleased over this gain in
poundage, as well as the gain of near
ly So per hundred pounds in the gen
eral average, as against last season
for the same period.
Many factors must be considered in
working out the cause for Hender-
sons gain this season, fine warehouse
men who watch closely every basket
that's sold regardless of to whom it
belongs, and the fact that this mar
ket has only trained buyers and no
student buyers to practice at the ex-
pense of the farmers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04
TIME NOW TO SOW
WHEAT AND OATS

College Station, Raleigh, Nov. 4
The first 10 days of November are a
good time to sow wheat and winter
oats in the coastal plain section of
North Carolina.
State College extension specialists
recommend sowing wheat at the rate
of six pecks per acre, and two and a
half bushels of oats to the acre, when
the seed is broadcast. When drills
are used less seed will be needed to
produce a thick even stand.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04

North Carolina farmer who doesn't
raise livestock is passing up a good
source of cash income
Boone believes in taking good care
of his animals. A few days ago he
had L. ]. Morris, local Negro farm
agent, vaccinate 81 of his hogs to pro-
tect them from cholera.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04

Horner, and John Faris, Of Oxford;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gillian, George
Gillian. Jr., Charles Lamb Gillian,
Sterling Gary Gillian Gidian Lamb
Gillian. of Franklinton; Mrs. Charles
Alexander, Thomas and Dorothy
TYSON, of Charlotte; Mrs. w. II. Nc
Neil, of Carthage; Robert Adams Gil
liam, of Burlington; Robert Tyson,
Mrs. w. r. MacNair, Mrs. t. w. Fen
ner. and Paul Fenner, of Raleigh.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04

f an invitation to the conference and
70 decide to participate in the efforts
to end the Chinese-Japanese conflict
The project to address a new for
NAL invitation to Japan to participate
was abandoned, on the ground more
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04
FINDS LIVESTOCK GOOD
MEANS OF CASH INCOME

Murfreas.Soro, Nov 4.-Having sold
more than $500 worth of hogs on the
hoof already this fall, Jack Boone,
Hartford county Negro farmer, says
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04
Germany Will Be Asked
Once More to Join i'm Move

tI'outlnue,: ~rom age ~ne.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07

orara tevedt meglepetve latta, hogy az
ora ALL
Akkor eszebe jutott, hogy az el6tte
valo este elfelejtette f0lhuzni
- Lenke! - kialtott huganak. =
Lenke! Hany ora?
A lakasban azonban melyseges csend
volt es a kialtasra mem mozdult semmi
Lenke; - kialtott meg egyszer,
de most sem kapott feleletet A gyertyat
az asztalon hagyta IS vegigbotorkalt So
tet szobakon, aneikiil. hogy valakit ta-
lalt volna. Kiment tehat konyhaba.
Hol kisasszony? - kerdezte a
leanyt6l.
- Elutazott, kezet cs6kolom EFT a
levelet hagyta, hogy adam oda tekinte-
tes asszonynak.
Mali neni ait hitte, hogy nyomban
osszeesik, de nem akarta magat elarulni
a cseled el6tt. Elvette t6le levelet es
megforgatta a cimezetlen boritekot
kezeben Aztan megemberelte magat es
befele indult szobajaba
Gyere, - szolt rekedten a CSC
ledhez, - gyujtsd meg lampat az ebed-
l6ben.
Mialatt a leany a petroleumlam-
pascal vesz6d0tt, idegesen topogott az
asztal koril, levelet azonban meg min
dig mem merte f0lbontani
- Mikor ment 81 kisasszony? - ker-
dezte lehet6leg k0z0nyos hangon, amely
azonban elarulta nagy benso remegeset.
- Lehet mar vagy feloraja. De le-
het mar bizony egy oraja is - felelt
leany keszseges bobeszediiseggel. - Avval
a magas barna urral ment ell, aki ide
szokott jarni En- hoztam nekik kocsit.
Ketlovast. De sokaig odavoltam, inert
a sarkon mem ALT egy SEM, aztan renge-
teg neptomeg volt, inert mind varjut
lestek.~.
- Aztan NIT mondtak, mikor elmen-
tex?
- Semmit Sc mondtak, kezet ESQ.,
kolom csak kisasszony adta ext leve-
let, az az ur meg adott ket forintot pedig
a kufferokat Ok maguk hordtak XII ka-
pu ala, mialatt Ell oda voltam, inert a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07

Ezekutan csak az hianyzik,
hogy az iskolakban a gyere-
kekkel szinten l0vegeket csi-
naltassanak es esetleg a tenn
plomban az Istentiszteletre
gyult t0megek is dolgozzanak,
hogy minel nagyobb, minel
veresebb es minel gyilkosabb
legyen a leszamolas.
Hiszen a york; ersek, Anglia
egyik fopapja kijelentette mar
a minapaban, hogy a vallas a
gyilkolast mem iteli e1 "feltet-
leniil," inert vannak kivete-
lex, mikor a nemzet "erdeke"
a haboru, es ilyen esetekben
az egyhaz mem tartja btinnek
a gyilkossagot.
AIT hissziik tevediink es
nem az 6riilet tiinetei, hanem
maya az 6rultseg nyilatkozik
meg napjainkban a vilagon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
2700 BANYASz
SzTRAJKOL
A Lehigh Navigation Coal
Co. banyaszai sztrajkolnak

A Lerigh Navigation Coal
Co. lezarta a Greenwood
breakert es a banyaszokat At
helyezte a Lansford Colliery-
hez, anlelyben termeszetesen
sokkal alacsonyabb, illetve We
konyabb szenerben dolgoznak.
Minthogy a munkabereken
megegyezni mem tudtak Is
inert a banyaszok seniority jo-
gait sem vettek figyelembe, a
banyaszok ugy a Lansford,
mint a Tamaqua collieriekb6l
kivonultak az ev vegen es uj-
eyre meg mem volt egyezseg.
Ezek a ka-0sszevonasok
ideztek fel a kemenyszen vi
deken a nyomorusagot es a
bootleg banyaszatot, amely ma
nemzeti problema.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07

K0zben ketszer is kinezett az ebedl6-orara
inert mindig elfelejtette szorakozottsaga-
ban hogy hanyra kell igazitani az ora
mutatot.
Olyan volt, amint oft straightforward,
kozben magaban motyogva es kezeit
meg-megemelve, reg tehetetleniil le-
eresztve, mint egy kis oreg varju, anne
lyik repulni szeretne, de ktepik tollait
es most hiaba verdes a csonka szarnyai-
val es hiaba tipeg ide-oda.
Az ora egymasutan ut0tte a negye-
deket
- Negyed negy. -- oriasi botrany lesz,
kerestetni kezdem. Ha hagyom dolgot,
hogy a maga utjan menjen - egy-ket
embernek Italian Jarni fog szaja de mem
fog senh sem tuoni semmi bizonyosat.
- Eel negy~~ HIM! Hat miert nem
volt en- hozzam az a leany 6szinte? Ha
bevallja nekem ezt dolgot, mennyi bait
elkeriilhettiink volna
- Haromfertaly~. Ell am! Csak-
hogy akkor aligha vette volna el Sivany,
inert en- ugyan mem segitettem volna neki,
annyi bizonyos.
- Negy oral De sok ravaszsag, de
sok csiires-csavaras kellett neh hozza,
hogy idaig jusson. Meg van ez kenve
mindenfele hajjal.
- Negyed 0t.--. Azert megis hallatlan
rossz kutya ez leany, hogy most lit tu-
dott hagyni.
- ~~Ha tegnap este megmondja ne
KEN az igazat, akkor is~-
Mem! Akkor is lebeszeltem VOL
ma! Mem hittem volna ell neki hogy ko-
molly dolog
-..Hiszen most sem hiszem
- Negyed hat~~ De most ITALIAN me-
gis ferjhez megy--.
- .~~Ezek bizony szepen lit hagytak
engem. Vajjon hany ora is van most
tulajdonkeppen-.~
- Haromnegyed hat Haladatos ket
teremtes, AIT meg kell ADM nekik--
- Hat .-~Erdemes volt veliik kin
lodni~~
Egg, .~Egy, kett..-, hat. Pedig en-
megtettem mindent Az ord0g vigye el
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07

varjut nezte mindenk, hogy mem re-
pult el az 6ramutatorol.
= Mifele varjurd hadarsz lit folly
ton? - kerdezte az Greg asszony tiirel-
metleniil.
= Arrol, aki minden delutan lit $50
kott ulni az 6ramutaton felnegyig De
ma megauott az ora Is oft maradt ulve---
De Varju Mali mar oda Sc hallgatott.
A leany meg beszelt volna szivesen a
nagy esemenyrol, anely izgalomban tar
totta a k0rnyeket, amelyr6l maganos
mindenesleany letere mem volt kivel meg
osztani az impressziot, az 0regaszony
azonban most ner volt kivancsi SEM
mire.
- Mem hallottad NIT mondott az ur
a kocsisnak, hogy hova hajtson?
- AIT mondta, vasuthoz. ARA men
tex templomter fele, de annyi volt a
nep, hogy talan keresztul sc tudtak raj
TUX menni. Mindenki csak varjut nez-
te. AIT mondjak, hogy--
- Eredj pokclba azzal varjuval!
- mondta az Greg tiirelmetleniil. - Nit
fecsegsz nekem lit szamarsagokat! Eredj
csak XII!
Agnes letette gyufatartot es meg
szeppenve kotrodott XII szobabol. Mem
ertette, hogy mivel vonta niagara az
Greg tekintetes asszcny haragjat, de mem
is nagyon banta Az urakat mem erde-
mes komolyan venni, inert Ok maguk sem
igen ertik legtobbsz0r, hogy init akarnak
Csak kiabalnak el6re-hatra.
Varju Mali magaban maradt level
lei. Egy kcsit meg nezegette, aztan meg
igazitotta papaszemet es egy hirtelen,
h6si elhatarozassal feltepte a boritekot.
Odaallt Tampa ala es elkezdte AIT OIL
vasni
- Tudtam! - mondta aZtan duhO-
sen, mikor vegere ert. - Tudtam! Exert
akartam elvinni, de megel6zott Meg
el6zott, inert megallott az Dram!
Most hirtelen -eszebe jutott az ora,
ledobta a levelet az asztalra es bement
a szobajaba, hogy meginditsa az orajat
El6bb felhuzta, aztan elkezdte utana lit
tetni a negyedeket, hogy megigazithassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07

Roosevelt gyakran kikelt
azok ellen a penzkapacitasok
ellen, akik mem is a maguk,
hanem mindig a mas penze-
vel hazardiroznak. Es akik
ha nyernek, a nyereseget
zsebrevagjak, ha vesztenek,
egyszerUen - mondjuk Co
r0gorszagba utaznak.
A kiil0nb0z6 holding-com-
pany newt szelhamossag le-
hetove teszi azoknak a penz-
iigyi spekulansoknak, akik
hozza ferhetnek a bankok ut
jan a mas penzehez, hogy
aranylag kis 0sszegekkel a
nagy vallalatok felett a
kontrolt megkapjak.
Szaz meg szaz 6riasi Macy
sagu vallalat van az orszag-
ban, anlelyekhez a penzt q
reszvenyesek sokasaga, a nep
ada, de amelyeknek az ellen
6rzese koncentalva van egy
par bankar kezeben.
Akik ezt mem tudtak, vagy
mem hittek, azok megd0b-
benye olvastak a mutt heten,
hogy peldaul a Van Swe.
ringen vallalkozast George A.
Ball (aki azonban a Van
Sweringenek embere volt) ar
veresen mind0ssze egy negyed
milli6ert, pontosan $274, ,682-
ert szerezte meg maganak.
Ezzel a kis 0sszeggel megva-
sarolta az "anyatarsasag'
reszveryt0bb es az anya-
tarsasagon keresztiil ura lett
annyi reszvenytarsa
hogy azoknak az 0sszerteke
hAromezer milli6 dollarnAl
tObbet teSZ XII.
HuszonhAromezer mertfOld
hosszu vasutihal6zat, TONER.
dek fe]szereles, villanyos vas.
utak, szenbanyak, bus vona.
lax, buza-elevatorok, SGT egy
barack-farm is ennek az
"anyatarsasagnak" a kezeben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07

West Virginia fatal es a
politikaban eleg tapasztalat-
Ian szenatorat megbiintettek
a demokratak es tudattak We
lie hivatalosan, hogy a dzsa-
bokra vonatkozo ajanlatait
ezentul rem veszik figyelem-
be. (Ugy a kongresszmenek,
mint a szenatorok sok poll
tikai dzsabbal rendelkeznek,
inert Ok jel0lik XII, hogy a te-
ruleteiken xix kapjanak szo-
vetsegi dzsabokat.)
Holt SENATOR a valasztas
alatt Nicely senator ellen kiiz
d0tt es Landonnal is jart,
inert azzal a gondolattal fog
lalkozott, hogy politikai kar-
rierjet a republicans seeker
hez kOti. Ebb6l a sz0vetseg-
Dol mem lett semmi, inert Lam
donnak a senator baratsaga
mem kellett.
Holt most kijelentette,
hogy a demokratak hadiizene-
tet Lewis armanykodasanak
tulajdcnitja es hogy a banya-
szok carja ellen a harcot to-
vabbra is kimeletlenul foly-
tatja.
Ramutatott ARA, hogy West
Virginiaban Lewis es Bittner
mar mem korlatlan urak,
inert kormanyz6nak, mem az
8 jel0ltjiiket, hanem a Holt
unokatestveret valasztottak
meg, aki mellett a szenator
korteskedett.