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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-10

A mi sztrajk tudositasaink
teljesen partatlanok. Mi mem
izgatjuk a szegeny munkaso-
kat, mint Moszkva fizetett be-
rencei, az vi El6re szkebjei.
Mi nem mondjuk vagy mond
TUX senkinek, hogy sztrajkol-
jon, vagy dolgozzon. Minden
munkasnak t0rvenyadta joga
ebben a szabadnak nevezett or
szagban, hogy legjobb belatasa
szerint unioba tartozzon vagy
ne tartozzon, sztrajkoljon vagy
ne sztrajkoljon. g
Az vi El6re csahosai a piket
vonalakra jarnak (ott, ahol
nincs semmifele veszely) es
ugratjak a magyarsagot, hogy
menjen piketelni. Ugyanazok a
bolsevikik, akik alig ket ev
el6tt Lewis banyamunkas seer
vezetet akartak felrobbantani,
most a CIO legnagyobb vezet6i
4 es partol6i, csak azert, hogy
zavart okozzenak es abban ha-
laszhassanak.
Szkebekr6l beszelnek azok,
akiknek nyomdaja mem unio
nyomda. Piketelnek azok, akik
fnem akarnak magyar nyomda.
szoknak unio munkabert Qe-
vonasok nelkuD es unio mum
kaid6t ADM. A magyarsag jo.
zan resze ne hallgasson ezek-
re a hazug munkas arulokra
akik baranyborbe oltozott far
kasok, akik csak rontani akar.
max.
!. Az vi El0re sztrajk hirei ele-
jetol fogva vegig hazugsagok
Azokbol munkas ember a valt
tenyallast mem ismerheti meg
Lapunk mai szamaban ko.
z0ljuk ket vallalat fizetett hir.
deteset. Ugyancsak lekozolnok
a uniO fiZetett hirdeteSet is. SGT
. ingyen lek0z0ljIik a unio ma.
gyar gyiiles 0sszehivasat- DE-
hirdetesek k0zlese mem val
toztat allaspontukon: mi sem
legesek vagyunk, mi partatla
null k0zoljiik a hireket.
| Multi lapszamunk megjele.
nese ota nem tortent semm
fontosabb valtozas a sztrajl
helyzetben. Youngstownban &
Sheet & Tube es Republic te
lepei mem gyartanak semmife
lie vasat vagy acelt. A gyarak
ban csak anny ember van, g
mennyi szikseges a draga &c
pezetek es felszerelesek fem.
tartasara es vedelmere.
Eek az emberek mem szke.
bek. Eek a munkajukat veg
xix es nem veszik el senkinel
a munkajat. Eek az emberel
ezekben a gyarakban mem
Esztrajkt0r6k, inert mem termel.
mex. Megis piketek mem en-.
gedik meg az ernbereknek 8
rendes elelmezeset. Miert?
i A Sheet & Tube-nak Chica.
goban is vannak gyarai. Ot1
is piketelik a gyarakat csen.
desen, bekesen es rendben. d.
oft gyarfenntart6 munkasol
rendesen jarnak XII es be 6
gyarbol a piket vonalakon at
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-10
YOUNGSTOWN
R0vID HIREk

Kul0n0s baleset i6ldozata lett
egy korhazban eg3 eyes fer
fl, akinek a nyakah keletkezett
daganatot villanyos eget6velI
akartak eltavolitaui. Az opera
ci6val keszen yoltak, mikor al
beteg tiidejeben dsszegytilt gaz
felrobbant, q beteget azonnaI|
'megolte, a segit6 Eapor6n6k k0-
ztil kett6 konnyebb egesi se-
',et kapott, az bperalo orvosI
szerencyesen meglnenektilt Sc
rufesek nelktil.
III -
Ez eyi id6jaras nagyon ked-
vez a gyiimoicS Stermel6knek,
kiilonosen a szarn6ca termel6k
orommel gy0nyo rkodnek a dus
termesben, amely kozdr6l a
piacra keriil Is gazdag beve-
telt hoz a gazdAnak, ha zapor
vagy jeges6 addig tonkre nem
teszi. Kiil0nosen Greenford k0r
nyeken 6riasi kiterjedesu tab
lafoldeket belathatatlan tavol-
sagban elenk piros, zamatos
szamoca disziti, arne1ynek a le-
szedesere az otta1i munkasok
nagyban kesziilnek.
A nyarnak mar meg van az
els6 fiirdo aldozata Paws
Gy6rgy II ewes, Warren, o. if
ju szemelyeben, aki Milton
Lake-n fiirdott, de mem ismerte
az oryenyes helyeket es uszas
k0zben odakeriilt. A kozelber
4 tarto ozkodok eszrryettek a sze
4 rencs6 tlens6get, Ne aesak q hal'
testet hoztak a felszinre. Pc
dig az egeszsegiigyi hatosag
mint eddig minden evben, ugy
most is intest tett koze, hogy
szabad folyovizben, vagy is
meretlen helyen ne fiirodj0n {
kozonseg, hanem vegyek igeny
be a varosi koz- vagy magan
furdoket.
| A jelenlegi sztrajk Matt a.
ital arusitasa szigoruan tilos
Megis akad olyan, aki szembe
helyezkedik a torvennyel, pc
dig gondolhatja, hogy rajtaka
pas eseten buntetve lesz. Leg
utobb is ilyen kihagas miat
John Kirby weathersfieldi la
kos 800 dollar penzbuntetes
! es 6 honapi bortont kapott. A
reszegekre is nagyban halasz
max es a multi heten 31-et fog
tax ell.
A strike ideje alatt a gyar
Il han t9rtozkodG y,,,,yLSco1~ x~.~
tanultak edenyt mosogatni E.
torulgetni, valamint a sajat
ruhajukat mosni. Sok feleses
kivancsi, ha a ferieik haza ke
: rulnek, az ujonnan szerzett tu
domanyukat d gyakoroljak-e oft
hon?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-10
EsEM En- Y EK

az american 100000 unnepe.
Eg a nap t0rtenelmileg Gsert
nagyjelent6segd, mivel 100 ev-
vel esel6tt, 1777 junius 14-en
foqudta el a Continental Com
gress az anaerikai nemseti szi-
neket.
Washington tdbornoE az
Gnaerikai nemseti 1obog6n 1eD0
sduok es csill1gok jelent6sege-
r6l igy nyilatkosott:' = A sdss-
lon IeD6 csulagok jelentik az
eget, a piros ssip az anydor-
ssdgunkat, amelyen az elud-
lasst6 teher sdDok AIT jelkepe-
elk, hogy e7ud1tunk az anyu-
orszdgt6l. A teher szin pedig
a szdbadsdg sztne, anaelg 0rok
id6kig kiterjessti dlddsait az
orssdgra.
A f0Idkerekseq mem isnaer
meg egg olyan sdssl6t, an1ely
szerenyebb kord1menyek k0st
le1te Dolna eredetet es n,egis
oily Macy jelent6seggel Dir,
hogy a uildg minden tdjdn is
naerik Is ssiUuEbe sdrtdk az
emberek.
Ez a lobog6 asoknaE a re-
naSnyeknek, celkitiseseknek
kiisdelmeknek, ssenvedeSekneE
sikereknek, Or0ns0k1aek es az
e16rehaladdsndk a s,zin1b6lu-
ma, eletenek velejdr6ja.
Az amerikdi nSp miadig hi
seges volt ehhes a csillagsdvos
Iobog6hos. BdnOs en1ber az, aki
nem ssereti orssdgdnak sdss-
l6jdt. Csdk a hasadruldsra es
a felforgatdsra hajlanaos ember
kepes lebecsd1ni nensetsnek
lobog6jdt. Minden j6raual6 pol
gdrnak pedig els6sorban is Is
mernie keH sajdt sdssl6jdt.
Esen dn'aepnapon a k0vetkes6
eskd leteteleDel tejesslk XII a
sdssl6 irdnti naegingathatatlan
hIs6gdnket.:
4 fHdseget eskdss0n az Egye-
silt Allamok zdsz16jdra es az
amerikdi k0stdrsasdgra, anaely-
mex es a nenseti lobog6jd.
America eop4 nensset, paely ssSj-
jel mem 7ddrGbolllnt6, amely
mindera egyes polgdrdnak sea.
badsdgot es igassdgssolgdlta.
tdst bistosit."
Az AnaeriE1i Vas es Aceli7l.
teset kinaut1tdSa sseriat ez S1
nadrciusdban a Ddsipnrbdn
ujabb 1000 n,urakds ta1dlt al
kalmasdst. A uasiparban esse
a mu1kdsletssdm SIT ezerre
enaelkedett, anaely nj rekordo7
jelent az ipdri nannkdsfoglal-
kostatds teren. A. kitisetett be.
rex es fisetesek, valamint a
vasmunkdsok dtlagos 6rabere
olyan emelkedest nutat, anairt
meg mem Dolt pelda q vasipa,
tOrteneteben.
Es ev mdrciusdban 119 eser.
rel, vagyis 26 ssdsalekkal vol1
tObb alkalnaazott a DasiparbG71
mint 1929 nadrciusdban. 1886
nadrciusdDal ssemben ugyan
ennyi az enaelkedes, inert a
uasipar eFkor ugyanannW al
kolmasottal dolgosott, mini
1929 nadrciusdban. A fo1y6 e.
eLs6 hdrom h6napjdban a mum
kdsletssdna 40 eserrez, vagyis
ssdsalekk1l enaelkedett.
Nagyresst a ndrcius 16-dn
eletbelepett fisetes- es bereme
leseAneE tudhat6 be, hogy q
vasiparban az e nora kifisetet1
0sssn2ur,EGber 9O,863,OOO dol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-10
vALTOzATLANUL ALL MEG A SzTRAJKI
AZ TTENI Macy ACEL KEROLE ETBEN

Y0ungstownbm dolgozik Sheet & Tube Is Republic
Kisebb csetepatek votak rend6rseg megttotta pi-
keteknek, hogy fegyvereket hordjanak Elkobozzak
"buzoganyokat." Davey kormanyz6 meghvta
vitaz6 feleket. Sokan irjak ala 'vissza
mwnkaba" kervenyeket Sheriff Eser We
delmet szandekozk nyujtani dol
gozni 6hajt6knak K0zei be-
kere mines kilatas
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-10

Macy t6meg t0lt0tte meg tempomot Megeentek er
denes aapit6k.- Rev. Hudnut iinneplese Sok vendeg
lekesz vett reszt IstentszteIeten. K0zel 50O-m
vettek reszt a jubeumi banketen

nyugalomba vonulasa alkalma-
boil.
Az istentisztelet magasztos-
sagat emelte Mt. Ujlaki Fe-.
rencne eneksz6loja, valamint a
ket ifjusagi enekkar alkalmi
enekszamai. Meghat6 volt, a
mint az SO tagbol allo vegyes
ifjusagi enekkar enekelte:
"Atydink regi scent hite, mem
leszink hutlenek mi se."
A templomi istentisztelet
utan a kozel 500 fore memo ko-
zonseg a Westminster Presby-
terian Church diszes ebedl6
termebe vanult, hol a Pro
gressziv Liga es Ifjusagi Korok
altal s'szesen megteritett asz-
talok es d Templom Segelyz6
Noegylet pompas vacsoraja var
ia a vendegeket.
! A vacsorat Mt. Marion San
dor Youngstown lelkesz asztali
imajaval ny tot+a meg. Vacsors
utan Y II Istvan, a ju.
h enslnoka r0yid
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-10
JuNIUs 13-an, vasarnap, FJLEMJLE csARDABAn

Rendezi FUGGETLEN N6EGYLET meynek tap
lzIETES ETEIEKR6L Is HUSITdKR6L nInir
deeo Tel IL 6rakor szabadban tartand6 ISTENTSZTETTE
kezdodk utana K6Z6S ETKEZES D6lutan TANC nTUZS
kAL MEDVE ES SZKORA ZENEKARA BEIEP6JEf.Y * rF1rr
varosnk szeretette mega varja Rendea5sr
Evening star., 1937-05-07
THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, c., FRIDAY,

said. ''The problem Is primarily one
of construction. Any minor accident
might have caused the disaster. As
long as fabric casing continues to be
used any spark, whether from light
ming, gasoline engine or even from
the exhaust. might result In such q
tragedy.
THE hydrogen will not burn while
it Is in the bag, because it is pure,
and, Of course, the air between the
bag and the casing will not burn.
But hydrogen, If 1t should mix with
the air in the outside chamber
through an injury to the fabric in
closing the gas, becomes highly ex-
plosive. A flame coming in contact
with the compressed hydrogen air
mixtures will cause an explosion.
The other non-metal parts of the ship
will burnSand you have a Hindenburg
disaster.
''The all-metal ship, on the other
hand, can use hydrogen rather than
the non-explosive helium and be as
safe as Is 50 far humanity possible.
The metal covering Is less vulnerable
to lightning and it eliminates the
layer Of air which traps leaking gas
and forms a dangerous mixture"
Prof. PawloWski said:
"The United States should expert
ment more with the superior metal
covered dirigible developed by Ralph
Upson. This type has both an aero
nautical and structural advantage.
Great Britain and France have
both given up the building of rigid
dirigibles with fabric casing. 1t was
Evening star., 1937-05-07
ROOSEVELT SENDS
NOTE TO HITLER
Shocked by Disaster, He
Keeps in Touch With
Developments.
BY the Associated Press.

by tQ& ASSOCIATED fTeSS.
GALVESTON, Tex, May T.
Shocked by the Hindenburg disaster,
PRESIDENT Roosevelt today requested
he be kept informed OF developments
in the explosion that wrecked the
German dirigible at Lakehurst, N. j.
Immediately upon learning Of the
tragedy last night the President, from
his vacation yacht Potomac of Port
Alansas, dictated messages Of sym
pathy to the German people and the
families Of the victims.
To Adolf Hitler German chancel-
]or, at Berlin, he sent a radiogram
saying:
Il have just learned of the disaster
30 the airship Hindenburg and offer
yol and the German people my deep
es, sympathy for the tragic loss of
life which resulted from this unex-
pected and unhappy event.
In 3 separate public statement he
said:
Il am distressed to hear of the
tragedy OF the Hindenburg and ex-
tend my deep sympathy 70 the families
OF the passengers, officers and crew
who lost their lives"
Evening star., 1937-05-07
ALL-METAL CRAFT
URGED BY EXPERT
Fabric Covered Dirigib|es
Present Explosion Hazard,
Builder Says.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANN ARBOR, Mich, May T.
Ralph H. Upson, who directed con-
struction of dirigibles for the United
States Navy during the World War,
said today fabric-covered ships such
as the Hindenburg, which exploded at
IAkehurst, N. j., always present =
f1re hazard.
Upeon advocates all-metal ships.
He designed such a ship for the Navy
in 1928, the ZMC-2, built at Crosse
lie, Mich. He used an aluminium
alloy.
Prof. Felix w. Pawlowski OF the
University OF Michigan engineering
department also advocated the all
metal type in preference to fabric
covering.
I'VE should not focus our atten-
ton on the fact that the Hindenburg
disaster may have been caused by the
explosion of hydrogen gas" Upson
Evening star., 1937-05-07
Berlin
Continued From First Page. J

Gated the Graf Zeppelin, now sched-
uled transatlantic airliner to South
America, may not fly again until she
can be filled with non-inflammable
hellum
When a reporter reminded him that
he had said in Vienna that helium
should be used exclusively, DR.. Eckener
interrupted, "Helium-nothing but
helium'
But when he was asked Does this
mean future trips of the Graf must
wait until helium can be obtained 2"
DR.. Eckener answered
Yes, but I cannot say ANYTHING
about our future schedule until I have
talked with the air ministry and our
company officials"
Offices of the Zeppelin company
said 1t was too early to say Ger
tainly what effect the disaster will
have on future flights of the Graf
zeppelin, due at Frankfort late Satur-
DAY on crossing from South
America.
Air Ministry Silent.
The air ministry Is making no
commitment for the present concern
ing the zeppelins future" company
spokesman announced.
In the meantime he said, there is
no change in the schedule, which
calls for the Graf to leave Frankfort
again May II for South America.
The gestapo, German secret police
said they were not investigating the
Hindenburg's crew pending a report
from the inquiry board.
Some at Frankfort on Main. the
burned zeppelin's home city, stood
beneath half-staffed flags to wonder
II sabotage" would be blamed.
What else could it be?" they asked.
But there was no Official expression
OF such suspicion.
DR.. Echener spoke OF veiled and
anonymous threats Of trouble Il the
Hindenburg landed in America this
year, but said they were the works OF
''cranks."
Eckener will be on the commission
OF inquiry which is expected to hasten
by plane to Cherbourg, thence on the
Europa to the United States.
So great was Germany's wonder
that 'our pride" had burned and
fallen with a loss Of "a lives that few
were willing to hazard a definite guess
as to the cause. There was some
speculation that static spark" In
the dirigible's metal structure had ig-
nited the gas.
AS early as November 10, 1890, DR..
Eckener gave the Associated Press an
interview in which he expressed the
belief that the British R-l0l accident
proved the necessity of helium gas.
The United States has q virtual
monopoly on that gas.
Hitler Is Stunned.
While an off1cial communique in
the government-con press pro-
claimed there must be no faltering In
the progress of Germany's lighter
than-air construction and transporta-
tion, Chancellor Hitler, at his noun
tain retreat near Berchestgaden, re-
celved the news in stunned silence.
Later he sent a message to President
Roosevelt, thanking the United States
Executive for his expression Of SYM
pathy.
Then he prepared to decide on 4
period OF national mourning.
Evening star., 1937-05-07

been taken from the wreckage Of the
giant Zeppelin. Some were minus
arms, some minus legs; others torn by
the force Of the explosion.
An almost audible silence blanketed
the room as doctors and attendants
worked quickly and efficiently. There
might be = breath Of life in some
body. There might be some identifi-
cation that would link victim with
4 dear one left across the sea.
AZ the work went on, bodies Of VIC
Tins continued to be brought in BY
Evening star., 1937-05-07

blue -jacketed sailors and khaki clad
marines.
Through the windows Of the huge
hangar, striking 4 discordant note,
drifted the music Of dance orches-
ira coming in ovef q radio hooked up
to broadcast eyewitness descriptions
of the disaster scene.
As dawn lightened the east the
doctors and attendants left, sights
scared into their minds that time never
will erase.
Evening star., 1937-05-07

after the disaster Of the R-101 that
the British abandoned them, although
they had one tn construction at the
time, and it was after the disappear
anoe of the Dixmude In 1923 that the
French gave them up"
Evening star., 1937-05-07

BY the Associated Press.
LAKEHURST, N. j., May T.
Charred and torn bodies on the floor
Of an improvised morgue mutely told
today the story Of the violence Of the
crash OF the sky queen" Hindenburg.
Some partly clothed, some naked, all
blackened beyond recognition, they had
Evening star., 1937-05-07

;. Crash Victims
List of Reported Dead and
Missing, and Survivors
of Disaster.
ny the Associated Press.
LAKEHURST N. j., May THE
following were reported dead or miss
ing today in the Zeppelin Hinden-
burg's destruction:
Passenger.
Anders, Ernst Rudolf, of Dresden.
Anders, r. Herbert, son of Ernst.
Brinck, Berger.
Doehner, Hermann, of Mexico City.
Doehner, Irene, died of injuries.
Dolan, Burtis.
Douglas, Edward, Of New York.
Erdman, Fritz.
Hagaman, Allan, Lakehurst, N. ].
Feibusch, Moritz, Of San Francisco.
Pannes, John, Of New York.
Pannes, Mrs. Emma, his wife.
Reichold, Otto, Of Vienna.
Bernholzer, Walter (died Of injuries)
Felbeher, Ludwig (died Of injuries)
Hugo, Hans.
Stach,
Stett, William.
Werner, Franz.
(This list does not account for two
passengers and II crew members in
cluded in the 100 listed as aboard the
Hindenburg. but whose names were not
available)
List Of Survivors.
A revised list OF survivors showed
the following "a passengers and Il
crew members accounted for:
Passengers.
Adelt, Leonhard.
Adelt, Mrs. Gertrud.
w.
Clemmens, Carl Otto.
Doehner, Mrs. Mathilde.
Doehner, Walter.
Doehner, Werner.
Grant, George.
Won Heidenstamm, Rolf.
Hinkelbein, Klaus.
Hirschfeld, George.
kleenmann, Maria.
Knoecher. Erich
Leuchtenberg, w. G.
OLaughlin, Herbert James.
Mangone, Philip.
Mather, Marguerite.
Morris, Col Nelson.
Osbun, Clifford.
Spaeh, josef
Stoeckle, Emil.
Vinholt. Hans.
Witt, Hans Hugo.
Crew.
Lehman, Capt. Ernst A.
Pruss, Capt. Max
Sammt, Capt. Albert
DR.. Reudiger, ships physician.
Bauer, Kurt Heinrich.
Bernhardt, -.
Bentele, Ergin.
Boetiu,
Bulla,
Deeg, -.
Deutschler, -.
Doerflein, -.
Dove, Herbert.
Fischer, Adolf.
Franz,
Freund, Hans
Groezniger, Alfred.
Henneberg, -.
Herzog, Frank.
Iberheim, --.
Klein.
Kollmer, -.
KubiS, -.
Lau, -.
Lens, Philip.
Iiebrecht, Josef.
Maier, Xavier.
Nielsen,
Nunnenacher, -.
Ritter, Theodore.
Sauter,
Schaedler, -.
Schneuble,
Schoenherr,
Schweikard (radio ohicer).
Speck,
Staeb,
Stoefner,
Wittemann,
label, Max.
Ziegler, Walter.
Zeppel,
Austria has 10000 more on the dole
ho
Evening star., 1937-05-07
Adoption Bill Indorsed.

First Endorsement CT the bill to re-
wise proceedings governing adoption
Of children was received by Chair
man Norton Of the House District
Committee today from J. E. Dayton,
director Of the Bureau Of Rehabili-
tation, 424 Fifth street, = Community
Chest organization.
Evening star., 1937-05-07

Finland has 10000 motor vehicles,
= marked increase over a year ago.
The Washington times., 1937-06-23
N. Y. AMERICAN CONSOL|DATES
WITH MIRROR AND JOURNAL

lures transferred to the Evening
Journal are:
b. G. Forbes financial column.
BrOadan Walls Wall Street
comment.
Maury Paul's dChOIly KniCk-
erbOcker."
o. o. McIntyre's DAY BY
Day"
LOueIla Parsons Hollywood
News" Of West Coast studios.
BENJAMIN De Casseres' editor.
ial comment.
Bruno LeSsing's "VagabOndia."
Bugs" Baer.
Sid Mercer, sports writer.
Dinty BOyIe's radio depart
ment.
Regina Crewe's movie news.
josephine Hughes Fashions
in.the-StOres.
Alice Hughes shopping
column.
John McLain'S ION the Gang
plank"
DAILY COMICS TO STAY
And these daily comics:
Bringing Up Father.
Skippy.
TOOtS and Casper.
Barney Google.
Radio Patrol
King Of the Royal Mounted.
Little Miss Muffet.
The practical disadvantages OF
maintaining three competin 9
newspapers in one community
make Q combination Of this kind
desirable and beneficial.
The creation Of two powerful
papers of enlarged size with many
added pages and features will be
Of immense advantage not only
to the Mirror and the journal,
but to the reading public. Further
more, the largest measure Of EN-.
ployment possible will be main,
tanned.
The Washington times., 1937-06-23
$1,000 FAVORED
F0RB0YSCLUB

ALEXANDRIA, Va, June IS.
Because Of increased activity at
the Alexandria Boys Club, where
656 boys are enrolled, city council
last night tentatively approved an
appropriation of $1,000 to permit
directors Of the club to carry on
additional work.
The appropriation, expected to
be definitely approved at the next
meeting of the council, will sup.
plement funds contributed by Alex
andria citizens for operation of
the new clubhouse. It was re-
queSted by Roger c. Sullivan, who
heads a delegation Of business men
directing boys club activities.
Increased enrolment and at
tendance has necesSitated the hir-
ing of a full-time athletic director.
Ellet Cabell, to assist the clubs
manager, Sullivan said.
The Washington times., 1937-06-23

NEW YORK, June 23 U.s0.
The New York American carries
the following in It's issues Of
today:
'The New York American. be-
ginning with Fridays issues, win
consolidate with the New York
Journal in the evening and with
the New York Mirror in the morn
ing fields.
THE New York American trans
fers its Associated Press daily
membership and City News Asso-
citation daily franchise and many
Of its daily features to the New
York Daily Mirror.
1.-THE Sunday American, already
the greatest Sunday paper in the
world, complete with all its fea-
lures and with its Associated Press
membership and other press aSso-
citation franchises, and further en-
larged and improved by many
added Journal attractions, will be
published in conjunction with the
Evening Journal"
Features Transferred
Among the Daily American fea-
lures transferred to the Daily Mir
ror are:
Damon RunyOn's 1.-THE
Brighter Side"
RipIey's Believe It Or Not"
cartoons.
Ted Cooks Cook Coos"
Title the TOiIer daily comic
strip.
The Nebs daily comic strip.
Prudence Penny, food author
ity.
Junior Birdmen.
Bob COnSidine'S sport column.
GObind Behari Lal's science
column.
Some Of the Journal features
which will appear In the Sunday
American are:
Louis SObOl's ''The Voice Of
Broadway"
Bill COrum's sports column.
w. s. "Bill" FarnswOrth's
sidewalks Of New York"
Burris Jenkins, r., famous
sports cartOOnist.
DIR. Lewis Haney, financial
commentator.
John Anderson, drama critic.
Isaac Don Levine, editorial
feature writer
Many Of the daily features Of
the New York American will ap-
pear In the New York Evening
Journal.
Departments Included
The numerous pages Of classified
advertising will be transferred to
the Journal, with many special de-
partments and contributions, In
Guiding financial writer's.
Among the daily American fea-
The Washington times., 1937-06-23
500 Taxi Ride Fails

WINDSOR, Ont, U.N.sJ.-A
500 taxi ride which George
Blende, 80, hoped would deliver
him from the clutches Of the law
catapulted him right into the
hands Of officers. Blonde, q
former Gary, Ind, steelworker,
took a cab from Montreal to Wind.
sor. At the border city he found
Detectives James Yokum and Carl
Foster waiting for him. They had
q warrant charging him with sell.
ing worthless ore as gold to q To.
ronto resident for 1878.
The Washington times., 1937-06-23
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