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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01
SCHREMBS cleveland R. K. PUSP0k
LECNACYOBB MAGYAR RENDET kAPTA
K0ze 40 youngstown magyar vet resz szep cleveland i'm
nepelyen nepszer cleveland f6pap els6 osztalyu
magyar erdemrendet kapta. T0bb mint 80O-an ieen-
TEX meg erematadasi innepelyen

Schrembs Jozsef, a cleve-
landi egyhazmegye erdemes
es atyai josagos ptispoke men,
csak az egyhazmegye ma
gyarsaganak vendege, de az
egesz magyar nep vendege
volt vasarnap este a Cleve-
landi Scent Erzsebet hitkoz-
seq nagytermeben megtartott
banketten.
A puspok, aki mindig atyai
gonddal viseltetett az ameri-
kai magyar katholikusok
irant es aki nagyon szivesen
jar Magyarorszagra is, a ma
gyar kormany altal- adoma
nyozott elso osztalyu magyar
erdemrendet kapta a csillag-
gal. Ez a kituntetes a legna-
gyobb ma Magyarorszagon es
Schrembs piisp0k az elso
amerikai, aki megkapta.
DR.. Alexy Lajos, cleveland
magyar f6konzul remek ma
gyar diszruhaban iidv0z0lte
Schrembs pusp0k0t a magyar
nemzet neveben. Raadta a
piispokre az erdemrend sze-
les zold (remeny) szini NELL
szallagjat es aztan feltiizte a
puspok mellere a szive fole az
erdemrend arany csillagat.
A foasztaInal helyet foglal-
tax kozil Burton, cleveland
polgarmester, Bukley szena-
tor udvozoltek a pispokot a
kituntetes alkalmabol, ham
goztatyan, hogy az a pusp0k
szemelyen at az egesz egyhaz-
megyenek, SGT az egesz anne
rikai magyarsagnak szol. -
Maid Mlts. Eordogh Elemer
papai prelatus, a toledoi SIT.
Istvan egyhaz plebanosa es a
puspok egyik meghitt baratja
tartott remek magyar besze-
det, anelynek soran hangoz-
tatta, hogy az erdemrend
nemcsak fem, hanem egy
nemzet ]elket es szivenek me-
leget sugarozza. Mt. Tanos I'm
re Arpad, a SIT Erzsebet egy-
haz plsbanosa angolul udvo-
zolte a pusp0kot es vegiil ma
ga az 6sz puspok k0szonte
meg a kitiintetest.
Schrelnbs puspok bejelen-
tette, hogyha el es egeszsege
megengedi, akkor reszt vesz a
Budapesten 1938-ban tartan
do Nemzetkozi Eucharisztikus
Kongresszuson, amely egybe
esik Scent Istvan halalanak
9OO-ik evfordulojaval. Han.
goztatva szeretetet a magyar
nep irant a pusp0k megkerte
DR.. Alexyt, hogy tolmacsolja
koszonetet a magyar kor,
manynak. Megel6z6leg a meg,
jelentek kabel utjan kifejeztel
az amerikai magyarsag ko
sz0netet a magyar kormany
max, hogy evvel a magas XII
tuntetessel olyan kivalo fer
fiut diszitettek fel, min
Schremhs piisp0k.
Gallagher, detroiti piispok
az 0sszes prelatusok es pleba
nosok, sok gorog katholiku
lelkesz, a cleveland magya
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01
Karacsonyi ajandekunk hi OIL
vas0inknak atvehetOk kOllen-
tOrainknaI es varOsi irOdankban

Mines meg egy magyar uj-
sag Amerikaban, amely
AJANDEKUL = olyan remek
Naptart adna olvasoinak,
mint a mi Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap.lnk. Pedig a Naptar
jo nehany szaz dollarunkba
keriil.
Tudjuk el6re, hogy hi OIL
vasoink (vannak olyan elo-
fizetoink akik tobb mint Is
eve olvasoi lapunknak) SEE
retni fogjak a Naptart, ame-
lyet iparkodtunk szebben es
jobban kiallitani mint a Ia
valyit.
Csak ARA kerjiik olvasoin-
kat, hogy rendezzek elofizete-
siiket legalabb aprilis 1-ig es
akkor megkapjak a Naptart,
amely penzert nem Fophato,
teljesen ingyen, kiveve az
olyan elofizetoKet. akik postan
kivanjak elkiildetni. Az ilye-
mex kii!djek el6fizetesi diju-
kat es 10 centet kiil0n, kiad6-
hivatalunk cimere, 812 Fifth
Ave. youngstown, Ohio.
Helybeniek atvehetik a
Naptart varosi irodankban,
4O8 West Federal st. vagy
kollektorainknal tit es a k0r-
nyeki varosokban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01
SZENT ISTVAN EGYLET
VERHOVAY FL. FI6K

A Scent Istvan Egylet Ver-
hovay 2i-ik fi6k most vasar-
nap de!utan 2 orai kezdettel
tartja ez evi els6 gyiileset,
amelyen bemutatjak az 6vi
szamadae eokat is. A tagok ke-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01

lenni, miyel bing6 el6tt, meg
beszelesre keriil a Nagybizott-
sag altal tartand6 januar 26-
Xxi hangverseny, es annak
b6vebb reszletei.
Egyben tisztvisel6v l6valasztas
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01
Town, Topics u is

1otsh a very Happy NeD Year
TO the readers OF our old Amer
team Hungarian Journal aohich
aOfth the Nea0 Year enters its
27th gear.
And q gears in the history
OF an American paper aoritten
m the Magyar language for
ITS Hungarian readers is a
long-long time.
It is a struggle to publish
a paper, as our old Hungarian
people are fast diminishing,
and the second and third qe-
nerations sort of forget their
mothers language.
You young people try and
cultivate the Hungarian you
learn at home and in the
summer schools By trying to
read the paper. We are certain
1t aDiA inaproDe you in the
language at least. Knowledge
OF another language besides
English does not hurt anybody
and may be of advantage.
We are entering a NeaD Year
7Oith hopes of continued pros
perity high.
The only cloud ON the ho-
rtson are possible labor
troubles. These, hoauever, are
always symptoms of recovery.
One thing should not be
forgotten.
While labor should receive
all it can receiae, there is a
limit to a0age demands. This
limit is the productivity of
labor.
One can't earn more than
he produces. The price of
goods represents the cost OF
raU materials, the cost of
manufacture Tor changing the
ran materials into finished
consumers goods and a pro-
fit to the capital inDested
aOhich makes manufacturing
possible.
The cost OF manufacture is
Is largetY labor.
The cost OF razp materials
incladi'ag It's Transportation Is
also largely labor.
So of the price the con-
sumer rays by far the great
est percentage goes to labor.
1t is natural that If labor
demands a greater value than
its just share of the goods pro-
duced one or tDo things aoiH
happen.
The price of goods must be
1dv1nce1 and this usually
means less consumption.
or TIE productivity OF labor
is increased by greater me-
chanisation. vhich requires
greater capital Investment.
Produce more, consume
more, pay aoages to enable the
DOrker to consume aOhat he
produces, reduce prices to
nuke goods available to more
people. This is the secret OF
lasting prosperity.
Perhaps in the coming gear
of 1887. ne 1OiH step nearer to
the ideal economic condition.
Let us hope so.
Az Anserikdi Magyar Hirlnp
tulajdonosa es sserkeszt6je
Boldog vi eDet kivdn bapunk
regt, hi el6fiset6iaeE.
Egyssersni1at bejelentt, hogy
ujevi ajdndekunk, a sep es
gazdag tartalmu 1937-es nap
tdr n,dr dtuehet6 lapuak iro-
ddjdban 4agy kouektoraiak-
t6l.
BoldO2 VI EUet.
.-O
SCENT ISTVAN EGYLET
VERHOVAY FL. FI0K
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01

A t:irsadalmi biztoSitaSi
komissio Youngstownban rem
des irodat fog nyitni nem-
.sokara a Terminal epiilet-
ben (Erie allomas),. Eddig
ugy volt hogy lit csak fiok
iroda lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01
BOLDOG u EVET KIVANUNKI

D0AA
| YOUNCSTOWNI
| R0vID HIREK
Szigoruan bannak a reszeg
automobil vezet6kkel a szom-
szedos Mercer megyeben. A
napokban 11-et buntettek
meg, egyenkent so dollarra es
4 havi h0rtOnre.
A New Castlei Bank Miklos
szivesen fogadta ket idegen
meghivasst egy "rajdra". Ell
vettek AZ dollarjat es kidob-
tax a robogo automobilbol.
A Union National Bank ja-
nuar 1-t6l kezdve csak ezer
dollarig fogad el takarek bette
teket. Annyi penz van a bank
ban, hogy ait csaknem lehe-
tetlen iol kamatoztatni. A
regi takarek beteteknel a IL
NIT azonban 5000 dollar,
amely crejeig minden betet
biztositva van.
A karacsonyi meleg lido rem
geteg automobile csalt XII az
ultra es a sok balesetben eb-
ben a keriiletben 4 ember
vesztette eletet es vagy 80
megseriilt. =
New Castle-ban karacsony
napjan ttiz ut0tt XII Capello
neyii olasz szaranazasu mum.
kas hAzaban es ket legkisebb
gyermeke bent egett a tiiz al
tai teljesen elpusztitott haz-
ban. A szul6k es 3 nagyobb
gyermekijk megmenekult.
Az vi evet munkaval i'm
neplik meg a Youngstown
kerulet acel-telepein. A terme-
les mintegy 80 szazalekos ero-
vel folyik es annyi a rendeles
hogy januarban is ICY fog
menni a munka.
Paloczy Janos ismert ma
gyar garage tulajdonos, 1924
South Ave.-i garagabe a ma
pokban betortek es felfeszi-
tettek a vasszekrenyt, abb6l
ertekes papirokat, csekkeket
es egy revolvert loptak Ell.
A t:i-sadalmi biztoSitasi
komissio Youngstownban rem
des irodat fog nyitni nem-
sokara a Terminal epulet-
ben (Erie allomas). Eddig
ugy volt hogy lit csak fiok
iroda lesz.
NAGYBIZOTTSAG
A Youngstown Magyar Egy-
hazak IS Egyletek Nagybizott-
saga januar Ten, csiit0rtokon
este 8 oral kezdettel a West
Side-i Magyar Hazban tartja
decemberi gyiileset.
A januar 26-iki hangover
seny, aIaelyen fellep a Buda-
peSti Egyetemi Enekkar. ugve-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01
YOUNGSTOWN
ROv|D HIREK

Szigoruan bannak a reszeg
automobil vezet6kkel a szom-
szedos Mercer megyeben. A
napokban 11-et buntettek
meg, egyenkent so dollarra es
4 havi hOrtOnre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01

A New Castlei Bank Miklos
szivesen fogadta ket idegen
meghivasst egy "rajdra". Ell
vettek AZ dollarjat es kidob-
tax a robogo automobilbol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01

Paloczy Janos ismert ma
gyar garage tulajdonos, 1924
South Ave.-i garagabe a ma
pokban bet0rtek es felfeszi-
tettek a vasszekrenyt, abbol
ertekes papirokat, csekkeket
es egy revolvert loptak Ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01

New Castle-ban karacsony
napjan tiiz iit0tt XII Capello
.neyii olasz szarmazasu mum
kas hazaban es ket 1egkisebb
gyermeke bent egett a tiiz al
tai teljesen elpusztitott haz-
ban. A sziil6k es 3 nagyobb
gyermekijk megmenekiilt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01

Az vi evet munkaval i'm
neplik meg a youngstown
kerulet acel-telepein. A terme-
les mintegy 80 szazalekos ero-
vel folyik es annyi a rendeles
hogy januarban is ICY fog
menni a munka.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01

A karacsonyi meleg lido rem
geteg automobile csalt XII az
ultra eS a sok baleSetben eb-
ben a kertiletben 4 ember
vesztette eletet es vagy 80
megseriilt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-22
WEATHER CONDITIONS

The northern low pressure area
has moved eastward and now
overspreads the Lake region, with
a trough of low pressure extend
ing sonthwestward to another
Low" over the lower Rio Grande
Valley.
Moderate high pressure areas
cover the East Gulf and South At
lantic States. the northern Plains,
and southern Rockies; while am
other low pressure area has APP
peared over the Northwest.
Precipitation has continued
from the North Pacific States
eastward over the Lake region,
and there has been light 10 mod
crate; rain since yesterday morn
ing or the Florida Keys, and from
Texas northeastward into Ten
neSsee.
Temperatures have fallen from
Montana eastward over the ex-
IRENE upper Mississippi Valley,
and have risen in most sections
from the Plains States eastward,
except in portions Of the South
Atlantic States.
Q. $. KENNEDY.
Official in Charge
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-22
GOERING POUNDS
SCHOOL OF ART

KRONENBURG CEifeD, Ger
many, Dec. 22-(AP)-Hitler's
prime minister, General Hermann
Goering, has founded a school OF
painting here Ito express the Ger
man character in art" Professor
Werner Peiner of the Prussian
Academy of Arts has been named
director.
According to the statutes
drawn up by Goering himself,
ability decides who may teach and
who may learn. The goal may be
considered reached when masters
and students have "laid the foun-
dations for a present-day German
school of painting closely knit
with great past and passing on
a valuable tradition to the COM
ing generation" {"
The school is called the Her
mann Goering Conservatory OF
Painting"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-22
AMERICAN BECOMES
CHINESE CITIZEN

LOS ANGELES. Dec. %. t.APl
The Rev. Carl Marvin HensIey
has renowned American citizen
ship to become a citizen of China
he has written friends here. He
has taken the name of Han Ssu
Ii.
A native of Willets, Calf, Hen.
sley has been a missionary If
China since 1919.
i wanted to convince the Chi
nese, who are my brothers, that
am spiritually as well as political.
ly one of them" ne wrote. q
do not consider I am making {
sacrifice, for whatever is worth
having is worth paying for"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-22
CONCISE HISTORY OF SPANISH
WAR And UNDERL YINC CAUSES
BY ALEXANDER H. UFIL
APP Foreign Service Writer

ence between Spanish socialists
and communists, for their doc
trines of the Specialization of the
means of production merge into
one another. The republicans
want a government similar to that
of the United States, but they
form a minority group and their
active influence has been icom+
paratively small during the pre-
sent war. ~n at1. IT,.
The anarchists, who are parti-
cularly strong in Catalonia, want
as little government as possible,
with the country operated through
the labor unions rather than
through political government. All
but the anarchists have temper
arily surrendered their doctrinal
beliefs for the sake of union ag-
ainst their enemies. The anarch-
lists say they would rather lose
the war than give up their ideas
and they form dangerous thorn
in the governments side.
On the opposing, or Insurgent,
side, headed by General Francisco
Franco, are conservatives, fascists
and monarchists who are united
government capable of giving
Spain strict, law and order along
the lines of Berlin and Rome.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-22
WEATHER FORECAST
CTill 7::3O D. m.. Thursdayl

(Till 7:30 p. m, Thursday
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Thursday;
mild temperature; moderate east
erly to southerly winds, possibly
becoming fresh.
Florida: Partly cloudy, slightly
warmer in north and central por-
tons, possibly rain in extreme
northwest portion tonight; Thurs
day mostly cloudy. possibly show
ers in north portion, slightly
warmer in the extreme north por-
ton.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
and East Gulf: Moderate easterly
to southerly winds. possibly be-
coming fresh, and partly overcast
weather tonight and Thursday
with scattered showers over north
portion Thursday and the Florida
Straits tonight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-22
COUNCIL MEETS
- LAST EVENING

Continued from Page 0ne)
any more than the fact that the
office of the Superintendent of
Public Instruction being in the
High School building could make
that an office building and not a
School building.
Reason dictates that the ordin-
ance protects the building for the
purpose of protecting the children
in the school and therefore reason
dictates that under the ordinance
the San Carlos building is Pub
lie School building.
AS to the liability of the City
in the event that any license is
revoked because of the ordinance
and this opinion, every one is pre-
sumed to know the law. Under
the license ordinance it is the
duty of the officials to issue Ii
cense on application. They have
no power to question the applica-,
ton nor to investigate before is
Suance. The burden is on the APP
plicant to be sure that the license
should properly issue. After is
Suance it is the duty of the Lii
cense Inspector, as soon as con-
veniently possible, to investigate
! and check all licenses and report
for revocation any that are inn
proper.
The licenses involved in the
, above questions were issued upon
advice of the City Attorney. 1t
was right and proper that the
Council and other officials should
take his advice. However, his
! opinion was not the law, the APP
plieants are presumed to know
the law, the burden was on them
to be right and the city, in my
opinion, would not be liable for
any damage in the event that i'm
proper licenses were revoked,
since the law provides clearly for
the revocation of licenses which
were improperly issued"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-22
COLLEGE STARS
VICTORIOUS LAST
EVENING, 1882
ROBERT DoPP WAS OUT
STANDING BASKET RINGER
!. FOR STARS. WHO HELD
Z LEAD ALL THROUGH GAME

For the first time in number
of years, the Key West College
All Stars defeated the High
School Varsity in the annual
Christmas Season game last night
at the Gym. The count was
1882.
The Collegians held the lead
all through, but a desperate rally
by the School in the last quarter
came very nearly overtaking
them.
The All Stars had two brilliant
shooters, who wasted no time in
getting down to the business of
baskets. Robert Dopp marked up
fourteen points with smooth, easy
shooting, and Ed Woodson got ten
for follow-up honors. 1. Car
bonell guarded nice game.
j. v. Woodson was the big shot
of the Prep boys, tying ,Dopp for
scoring honors with seven bas-
kets, many of them difficult shots.
The School looked bad on guard
ing, was easily tricked, and could
not seem to get going on offensive
password. Woodson seemed to
be the only shooter who could hit
the hoop.
In the opener the reiuvenated
Carbonell Stars rolled all over the
Pinder Stars, latest entry in the
City League, by 41-16 score.
William Gates, behemoth Car
bonellite star, dropped seven bas-
kets, most of them short slap
shots under the basket and two
foul goals. Jackie Carbonen and
Chester Knowles were runners up
with ten points each. Harry
sWickers, latest addition, played a
good guard game.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-22

IN THE COUNTY Judges COURT
~ AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.

y
In re: Estate of
RAYMOND FRANKLIN LONEs,
Deceased
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To all creditors and all persons
having claims or demands against
said Estate:
You. and each of you, are hereby
notified and required to present any
claims and demands which YOU or
either of gou. may have against the
estate OF Raymond Franklin Lones.
deceased. iatei of Monroe County,
Florida to ths Hon. Raymond r.
Lord, seSosfnty Judge Of Monroe
County al his office In the County
CourthnasSe inoAIonroe County, Flor
ida. within eight calendar months
from the dats ~ the first nubliea-
tlon hereof All claims and demands
not presented within the time and
in the manner prescribed herein
shall be barred as provided by law.
Dated December Goth. A. u. 1897.
Sadie Elizabeth Ingraham Lowe,
As Administrators of the Estate of
Raymond Franklin Lones be-
ceased eLee22-2 1897; jan5-I2193s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-22
The Characters

Nina, er-debutante, t1apulsiUe-
u married DaUid, but really
loved her stepfather. Nolc she
LOVES DdUid aud loathes Richard.
Richard. the suaDe, handsome
StepfGther, tried to entice Nina
into a secret loue affair.
Honey, Nina'S Gay, childish
mother tDho is loild about Rich
ard, develops q serious heart all
nlent.
David, bright young auto
salesman loita a small salary, be-
lGtedly suspects Nina Of caring
too mug. for Richard.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-22
IN THE COUNTY .uDGE's COZ ut
N AND FOR MONROE cot NTY.
FLORIDA. ~ PROBATE.


MILTON A. RUSSELL,
Deceased
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To ali creditors and all persons
having claims or demands against
said Estate
You. and each ~ you, are hereby
notified aud required 60 present any
claims and demands which you. sr
eath T 81 you, may have against The
estate Of Milton A RusRal9.
deceased. late II Monroe County.
Florida. 20 the lion RAYMOND Il
Lord County Judge ds q aIrsssfoe
County, 81 his office ~ abe County
Courthouse ir Mobfet Caafste. Flor
ida. Within eight caIebgiar moufhs
freng the DATE ~ the tsrxt palsfts.a
tten hereof All Claims and demands
not presented wItnIu the time ard
tm TIE manner prescribed rhersif
shat he barred "a ur8ss dssi as Is y
Dated Dee~eYniaer seth. a. r. 1887
EVERETT w RUSSELL,
A. Administrator ri rhe Estate 81
Milton 4 Russell. Deceased
slee2g-ga. 1897. jans~g2. i23a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-22
BUDDY HICCS
GIVEN AWARD

This will be a bright Chritmas
for Buddy Higgs. to whom was
presented the Grand Award III
Palaces contest last evening.
This game is played each Tues
day evening by the patrons of
Palace. Grand award has been
made twice since it was. started 3
short time ago. taa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-22
The Fighting So Far

With the army gone, the gov
ernment armed the people as it
could. Thus it saved itself in Ma
drid and other important cities,
but surrendered its own power to
the mobs for many months. Only
now is it gradually recovering its
authority.
Organized by the leaders of
their labor unions and left politi-
cal parties, the armed mobs
fought stubbornly, but were no
match for Francois professional
army as it marched on Madrid,
Important cities fell, one after
another. OF Spain's big cities, on
ly Madrid, Barcelona and Valen-
cia managed to hold out and or
ganize the surrounding country
side.
Until recent monthsy Franco has
taken the initiative most of the
time. He rescued the Aleazar gar
rison at Toledo after one of the
most heroic sieges in modern his
tory; he captured Malaga in a
walkover; he smashed his way
into Bilbao, Santander and Guon
after a brilliant four-months cam
paign; he has conquered thous-
ands of square miles of territory
But Madrid still holds out, and
back of it stands Barcelona and
Valencia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-22
How L Started


Unrest increased following the
February, 1886, election when a
popular front government was re-
turned to power and it became
apparent that the old ruling clas-
ses, symboized chiefly by the Ca
tholic conservative party, had lost
parliamentary control.
Jubilant leftist mobs in Madrid
got out of hand. They burned
churches and beat up army Off
GERS. Parliament showed every
sign of voting a revolutionary
program that would put into eff
feet the republican plan for dis
tributing the land held by the ar
istocracy among the peasants and
destroying the influence of the
church-particularly in education.
Strikes, riots, assassinations and
counter assassinations became
more frequent. The assassination
of monarchist leader Calvo Sotelo
brought things to a head. Calvo
had been a bitter critic of the left
government, which he said was
incapable of maintaining law and
order.
Virtually all the old army's of
ficers were in favor of revolt
Most of them were members OF
families that had long ruled
Spain, and they declared that
strong hands were needed to put
down disorder.
The rightist revolt started in the
Melilla garrison in Spanish Mo
rocco. 1t was the signal for most
of the military governors in
SPANS provinces to post notices
of martial law In many cases thai
simple act was enough to put the
province on Frances side. ~
= X -
Who's Fighting -
On the government side are
ranged socialists, communists. re
publicans and anarchists. 1t i!
sometimes hard to tell the differ
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PLANE RIDE AT 100

DcS MoineS Ia,-Although 100
years of age, Anariah Chandler.
uf Alden, Iowa. wanted 10 ride in
an alrplane Recently, with John
p. Rlsley. 81, as his companion,
he had thirty minute ride over
the city and now he can "aie
happy"
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cal process industries several
times that total for research.
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Today's Horoscope

To-day gives ability for hard
work and considerable success in
life The mind Is capable and
fun Of enterprise. sharp. ineiSive.
and with a strong purpose. Sue
cess viii be ultimately ATTAINED,
bat the way may be rocky.
though 1t may be made easier IL
attention be paid to the advice Of