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Evening star., 1937-12-19

oHucT IIl6 aOle OlTeCGlOn OF MATS.
Woodward Davis of the Civic Theater,
the players were rehearsed to put on
a truly excellent show. Miss Garrett
took the lead, not through choice, but
the time was limited and having writ
ten the play and taken the lead once
before when it was given at North
Foreland Lodge, the school she at
tended at, Bfoadstairs, she already
knew. the part backwards and for
wards. Playing opposite Miss Garrett
was Mr.. Rudolph ]. Watson of the
Civic Theater, who added much to the
play, and the professional stage set
ting, lighting effects and little touches,
which either make or break an enter
tainment, were expertly handled by
Mr.. William Girvan, also Of the Civic
Theater.
The enhancing costumes Of the
period, designed especially by Mime.
Ricciardelli, and the magic touch Of
Mrs. Scott-Williams, who personally
saw to it that the hairdresses and
makeup Of the actors and actresses
were all that they should be, COM
pleted the picture.
Music Also Written
BY Miss Garrett.
Music, at any time, adds to the at
traction OF play and again Miss
Garrett comes into the limeiight since
ths music was composed By hse also.
Ths thems song, which = under the
Evening star., 1937-12-19
Miss Richardson
To Be Hostess.

Miss Randolph Richardson will en-
tertain at q breakfast at her home in
Fairfax December 26 in honor Of Miss
Rice Barrett, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Barrett of Warrenton
Miss Barrett will make her debut ct
a New Year eve ball, given by her
grandmother, Mrs. Baldwin Day Spill
man, at the North Wales Club.
Evening star., 1937-12-19
"The Smiling Minstrel"
Scores Hit for CHARITY
AS Well as Socially
Miss Margot CARROTS Yuletide
Play Successfully Presented
To Aid Toy Campaign.
BY PHYLLIS THOMPSON,

YESTERDAY afternoon of Washingons airest
into lovely ladies of the fourteenth century
ported to old castle in Northern England Minsrels in
hooded cloaks OF the period accompanying the noble
gentlemen as they carols lent the fitting atmosphere the
Yuede season. pinced myself with start to
THIS year OF grace1937 and enhsand remembered that
was sitting in the ball the Mayfower Hotel witnessing
a play.
The play perfect in its production charming arrange
men full OF the Christmas spirit entitled Smiling Minstrel"
written several Margot Garrett daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs George Angus Garrett school in
England When Miss Garrett heard of The
Iheater and the National Broadcasng
she shyy asked she put play as her share
toward that benefit which every little
child In Washington Christmas morning answer was
Splendid but will worry putting yourself"
So wisely Miss Garrett chose Miss Nancy Letter
manager and like her grandmother Mrs John Williams famous
Tor her successful phlanthropc enterprises Letter
yoeman service and whipped the sale tickets
trying but details into shape Happily
ose OF the young thesanS not in van
hundred dollars absolutely fund
Evening star., 1937-12-19
Norwegian Visitors
For Christmas.

The Counselor Of the Norwegian
Legation and Mrs. Gable will have as
their guests for Christmas M. Elinor
Wiel, sister-in-law Of M. Stig M. A.
Unger, who was attache OF the lega-
ton here for. some time, and the vice
consul In New York. n. sig,lrd Cyr.
Klingenberg. NJ. Wiel and NJ. Kiln
geuberg viii arrive Friday and NJ. Wiel
win remain q Week
Evening star., 1937-12-19

(See WEDDINGS, Page D-6.)
Evening star., 1937-12-19
Barry Party
Is Brilliant
Function
Dance Is Given
Last Night for
Debutante.

w YITH Christmas nearly upon
AA/ us and 1898 just around
w the corner, the social sea-
son comes to a clinaY and
Evening star., 1937-12-19

dozen Of those little leather book
markers made in Florence, initiated
for her friends; and carefully
folded at the bottom Of the drawer.
the last word in negligees Of
shocked silk made in Forence's most
famous needlework shop. Lastly.
there Is green scarf, relic Of the
CONTINUED on Page D-i2, Column ~
Evening star., 1937-12-19

In the top drawer Of Mary's Louis
Vuitton wardrobe trunk, there are a
number Of frivolities from Italy. A
Fascist hat with its swinging tassel
and gold badge; Pinocchio charm
for her bracelet; . miniature bottle
Of Chartreuse from the monastery
where it Is made; pieces Of lusciously
colored brocade to be made into eve
ming bags: . cigarette case Of honey
toetoise-sheIl from Naples; half .
Evening star., 1937-12-19
MIR. and Mrs. Noyes
Depart Today.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Noyes are
leaving today for Palm Beach. where
Ma Noyss win spend tlne winter.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-02
III D I'll = ZE NJ y ID

Egy ilyen beke azonnal 1906
milli6 dollart irna lie a villany-
.tarsasagok k0nyvekben szerep-
l6 vagyonabd es az uj, tehat
sokkal alacsonyabb ertekeles
alapjan fizetnenk a villany
arat azontul.
Mfnthogy az elnok milldig
exert kiizd0tt, termeszetes,
hogy a kiizdelmet abbahagy-
ia, ha a villanytarsasagok ell
fogadjak ezt a szamitast alap-
max.
Es ha a villanytrusztok Macy
befektetest eszkoz0lnek, amt
meg is igertek, mem azert te-
SILK, inert az eln0k0t megver.
TEX, inert Roosevelt a "derekat
beadta", hanem azert, inert ha
a sziikseges kib6viteseket mem
fogjak eszk0zolni, id6ben,
igenis, a polgarsag maga fog
ia k0vetelni, hogy k0ziizember
gondosk kodjanak megfelel6 sza
mu illanyteleprd.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-02

fTolytatas az Six oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-02
EFT A
|VILLANYTARSASACOK

+ mar belattak Is hajlandok
nemcsak a bekere, hanem ARA
is, hogy ezerrnflli6 dollaron fe-
luli befektetesti eszkoz6ljenek,
ha ezzel szemben biztositva
lesznek, hogy ez esetben ujabb
kozepitkezesek nem lesznek.
. EFT az eln0k ere az esetre
'termeszetesen meg is igerte es
ezen q cimerl frjak Is ordlt-
jak, hogy Roosevelt is on the
run de egyben remi.ge
tik a kongress1ust, hogy mem
eleg az eln0ki igeret, hogy a
t0rvenyhozasnak azonnal fel
kelI lazadni.
A villanytarsasagok j6zanab-
bull latjak a helyzetet Is az epit
kezes igenis megindul. Megin-
dull azert is, inert a szinten
kormany segellyel meginditan-
do nagymervi epitkezesnek
uiabb nagymennyisegu villany-
ra van harnarosall s0iiksege.
Es ha a hazepites Macy ara
|nyokban megindul $ a kozszol-
galati vallalatok nagyaranyu
beruhazasokat rendeznek, a
pangas a tavaszra - ahogy AIT
lapunk mutt heti szamAban
jelezttik - megsziinik
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-02
ES FELNI LRHET T0LE,

hogy a berbe vett, a gyava,
a megfelernlitett honatyak, 9
cheap politikusok bedulnek.
"A wage-and-hour t0rvenyt a
hazszabalyok sancai m0ge rel
tik es mem akarjak AIT tar
gyalasra bocsAjtani, inert nen1
mernek szavazni.
Mem mernenek ellene sza-
vazni, inert sfelnenek, hogy a
becsapott szavaz6k a legk0ze-
lebbi valasztason kilincselnek
oket a joszsiros dzsabjukbol es
mem mem 41ffernekg.a gct0rveny
mellett szavazni;grnert @eltiltja
6ket a big Business Aneiy
AIT parancsoija ssnekik, hogy
meg kell verni0k a nernzet va
lasztott vezeret.
Es a megfizetett ujsagirok
tucatjai predikalnak nekik ma.
ponta, hogy a t6ke sztrajkol,
inert a t6ke "nem hisz az ell
n0knek' S csak akkor hajlandd
veget vetni a depresszi6nak, ha
"fellazad Roosevelt ellen a kOn.
gresszus.'"
Mem lehetetleaa, hogy sikeriil
az uszitas, mem lehetetlen
hogy a reridkivtalis kor1gresszus
beh6dol nyilvanosan is a to-
kenek, de abban az esetben
szomoru napok virradnak 9
nemzetre. Mert a szavaz6 pol
garok latni fogjak, hogy a meg
valasztott kepvisel6ik adjak
aruIjak ell 6ket, es azok utar
fognak elobb-ut6bb indulni, 8
Xix fascizmust hirdetnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-02
ROOSEVELT Is
ON THE RUN"

(az elnok negfutalnod dott9,
eezt irjak, ezt harsogjak az vi
sagok het hasabos fejcimben,
tezt iivoltik n1inden radio Allo-
masrol az orszagban es ezzel
a hazugsaggal probalja a reak-
clio a kongresszus tagjait ter
rorizalni, hogy az eln0kot
tenyleg megverjek
Futasban lev6 vezert seI1ki
mem akar k0vetni s azert akar-
ia a berbe vett sajto, a nagyt6-
ke, a nagyt0ke szolgalataban
allo ellenzek elhitetni mi11den-
kivel, de kil0nosen a hon
atyakkal, hogy az eln0k0t mar
megvertek.
stampede" e"-elni akarjak a
torvenyhozast, hogy lazadjon
fel veglegesen a korn1anyz6
part vezere ellen, akit peldat-
Ian tobbseggel valasztottak a
polgarok az orszag elere..
Eppen olyan erk0lcstelenseg-
gel igyekeznek a depressiot XII
hasznalni, ahogy annak ide-
jen - a valasztasok el6estejen
= a social security" rendel-
kezeseivel pr6baltak becsapni
benniinket, csakhogy most
mereszebb, elszantabb, despe-
raltabb a nagyt6ke.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-02

csak MARCUS ,derekan kezd6-
dix igaz, hogy t6keletesen
mindegy, ha ma, vagy februar
.vegen kesziilnek el az vi tor
.vennyel, de q kiyaltsagos osz-
Ttalynak az q fontns, hogy az
MA t0rtenj6k. Avert, hogy q
rendkiviili kongresszus ne ait
hatarozza, ne arrol targyaljon,
arnire ossze lett hiyas a1nit te-
hat a nemzet feje e16irt, ha-
mem arait q nagyt6ke paran-
1cSol.
Tisztan es kizar6lag rossz-
hisze1nii1eg 6s gyalazatos AIT
iakarjAk demo- nstralni,, hogy ki
az ur q csardAban, hogy t0bbe
mem Roosevelt, hanem ujra a
big Business" a feje ennek a
nemzetnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-02
A FARMER-BONSZ
JAVASLATOT' srs

a szenatusban mar targyal-
jak, inert a farn1erekkel mem
mer es mem akar Hkezdeni a
nagyt6ke, bar mem lehetetlen
hogy at az alsohazban fogjak
leszurni.
Ernlekezni kell ra, fogy a
"wage-and-hour" bill a szena
tusban mar a multi iilesen el
lett fogadva s csak az alsohaz
gyava kongreszmanjei allnak a
vegleges szavazas utjaba.
2 Szomoru, hogy eek a jellen
telen honatyak a Mr.. Green
szohayaja moge tudnak hu.
zodni, aki szinte felti a ma
gasabb munkaberekt6l az or
szagot, inert ugy erzi, hogy
akkor a juni racketeerek keve
sebb hatalommal birnak
munkas felett, ha a tisztes
seges letninimumot a t0rven!
ada meg a szamukra.
Hogy rakeriil-e q sor q rend
kivtili kongresszus mask ke
program pontjara, 9 kormAn!!
hivata1ok sziikseges ujiaszer
| vezesere es a het arviz es vii
flany keriilet felallitasanak
targyalasara, AIT ma meg sen
XII mem tudia.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-02
INERT MINDENKl 9
BELATJA,

hogy a.. reszyenytarsasagok
adozasan .valtoztatni keH, 4amit
az eln0k is tkelio id6re meg
igert, most egyszerre AIT akar
jak elhitetnf a kongresszussal
es a nemzettel, hogy ezt azon-
nal, habozas nelkiil, gondol-
kozas nelkiil, szamolas Tnelkiil
meg kell csinalni.
Igaz ugyan,s hogy eleg lido
van ra januarban vagy feb
ruarban is, hiszen az ad6fizetes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-02

A CTO es az AFL k0zt nem-
csak beket kel1 csinalni, ha-
mem a szervezeteknek a sajat
elilkben is rendet kell csi-
nalni, miel6tt a nemzet a
folytonos herce-hurcat meg
unja.
Oregon Allam minden ALA
mi, megyei es varosi hat6saga
a Federal Labor Board ellen
fordult Is AIT k0veteli, hogy
azonnal yonuljon XII az allam-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-02


riseg jotevoi kulGSe0s megbe-
csulesben reszesuljenek. De
aki 6szinten bevallja AIT, hogy
csakis penzert gyogyit es mi
mel tobb penzt lat, annal jobb
orvosi kezelest ad, az leszall a
magassagbol a kozonseges liz
letemberck soraba es mem
melto kulonosebb megbecsu-
lesre a tarsadalom reszer6l.
| Mi, akik isnlerjuk az euro
PAL eletben mar bevezetett
tarsadalmi biztositasokat, BIZ
zonyos aggodalommal nezunk
az allalnositott orvosok fele.
Sajat szemiinkkel latott pei
dakat hozhatunk fel ere.
Krasso Szoreny varmegye
resicai jarasat egy oriasi oszt-
rak vallalkozas tartotta ke-
zeben. vssgyarakat, vasba-
ayakat, a vegtelensegbe, egesz
a Duna part1aig nyulo erdo-
ket, stb. T0Db mint husz-
ezer ember dolgozott ennek a =
hagy tarsasagnak, amely a
torvenyt6l kenyszeritve tobbek
kozott orvosi es gyogyszertari
ingyenes kezelest is adott
munkasainak,
Minket szemelyes baratsag
fuzott peldaul a tarsulat
egyik fatal orvosahoz, aki
Krassova nagykozsegben We
gezte az orvosi teend0ket a
tarsulat reszere es ugyancsak
szemelyes haratsag fuz0tt min
ket a gyogys2es tsE is, ak
a tarsulat szamlajara a beteg'
mex kiadott recepteket allitot'
ia XII. Becsiiletesen es ponto
san, ahogy a receipt szolott.
!. Egy alkalommaf tanuja vol
I tam annak, arnikor a gyogy
szeresz a september honaI
soran kiallitott tarsulati re
cepteket osszeirta es szamlaja
] kiallitotta. Vegigneztem a re
fcepteket es megiitk0zve $40
lottam az ofvosnak::
- Mi baja lehet lit az EN-
: bereknek, hogy tie naindegyik
mex ipecas uana es opodeldo
orvossagokat irsz fel.
Reg elavult, ma mar ali
hasznalt gyogyszerek eek. A
ipecacuana egy novenybol ke
( sztlt fozet, folyadek, amely
j mex kopteto hatasa van. H
!, az ember meg van hulve
: tobb kopkodesre keszteti {
konnyiti AIT. Mas lenyege
hatasa mines. A betegsege
2 mem gyogyitja meg.
!, Az opodeldoc pedig egy be
: d0rzsOlesre alkalmas kenoc'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-02
Az EPITKEZESRE
VONATKOZ0.

eln0ki iizenetet a kongresz-
szus e het elejen - tehat mi.
re e sorok napvilagot latnak
- megkapja remelheto, ,hogyl
a Javaslatb6r nagyon gyorsanI
torveny lesz.
He a szegeny embereknekI
tenyleg lehet6ve teszik, hogy
eszszeru arakon es eszszerii
bcfektetes mellett lakasokat
epitsen, soha mem latott fell
tndii1es lesz az orszagban esI
a jelenlegi elviselhetetlen haz-i
b.r -uzsora megszunik.
Allitoag negy-negy-es-fel
szazalekos penzt akarnaE az
epitkezesekhez kilatasl,a lie
lyezni es nincs Ia senlml ok,
hogy val6sag ne legyen a do
logb6l.
A farmerek - kormany Sc
gellyel - regen kaphatnak a
farmjaikra harom es fel s0a-
zalek mellett hosszu lejaratu
k0lcs0nt es a varosi proletar-
max joga van hasonl6 lehet6-
segre.
Ter1neszetesen ARA is sziik-
seq van, hogy anyag ara is
leszalljon es az epit6 munka-
sok is dolgozzanak eszszerii Is
megfizethet6 napszamert, a
mely aranyban alljon q mum
kas keresetevel a t0bbis ,ipar-
ban.
lHA A Szt)KSEGES ADO
reformokkal az iizlet nehez-
skgeit cs0kkentik, ha a kon-
| gresszus vegre hozzalat a be
csiiletes munkAhoz es ha az
epitkezes megindftasayal lehe'
t6ve .teszik, hogy a munka
meginduljon az orszagban, hat
ra lesz meg, hogy a munkAsol
a sajat tigyeiket intezzek e
vegre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-02


amely allit5iag, nagyon al
litolag, - fajdalmakat eny-
hit. Valana nagyban hasz-
naltak koszveny, izuleti csuz,
izomrandulas, zsaba, fogfajas
ellen. Ma mar esztendok So
ran Sc rendelik a betegeknek.
Az en- orvcsbaratom meg
mondta:
A tarsulat mem secret
draga recepteket latni. Ez a
ketto a legolcsobb, tehat bi-
zalmas utasitasunk. van, hogy
ezeket haszilaljuk.
A keriileti betegsegelyzok
orvosait ismertem annak ide-
jeben. Ner' szerettek azokat a
betegeket. akik agyban fekud-
tex. Elvartak, hogy a beteg
| jojjon a hivatalos rendel0
irodaba. Volt is oft mindig
egy par szaz es ugy LATHAM
hogy egy-egy beteg megyizs-
galasara es az orvossag kiira-
sara k0rulbelil egy-egy pere
ljutott. :.
! Ez keltette bennirk AIT 9
meggy6zGdest, hogy a hivata.
losan nyujtott orvosi kezele:
mem a legjobb. De viszon'
szikseges. inert hiszen magyar
gyakorlatabol az orvos a leg
tObb orvos csak nehezen tue
megelni es a betegek millio
szenvednek a mai rendszel
mellett crvos nelkiil.
Van modja bizonyara annal
hogy mikent lehet ezt a ker
dest helyesen megoldani
: Vannak meg a fold0n aldozat
/, kesz ernberek es lesznek !
mindig. 8.
Az apacak foglalkozasa 8,
vilagon a legrosszabbul java
dalmazott es meg mindig bd
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-02
sA KOZSZOLGALATl
VALLALATOK

ugy lAtszik megegyeznek az
eln0kkel es nem igaz, hogy q
nagy vitaban Rooseveltet le-
gy6ztek. gs
Ma mar hajland6 a villany-
truszt az s'6vatos befektetesek'
alapjan szamitari a villany
arat, ha ezzel szemben a kor-
many mem allit fel k0ztulaj.
donban ley6 villanytele ekel
az egesz orszagban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-02
NFIzESSEN A BETECEKERT?

hGL SNbIzCu C1Ote OA1>1>SsAAe
fel Amerikaban az a Condo
lat, hogy a kozegeszsegiigy az
&llam, a mi esetunkben a szo-
retsegi kormanyzas legion
tosabb felalata es exert XII kell
AIT venni a maganvallalkozas
kezeb6l.
Nemzeti erdekekbol folyo-
lag mem szabad tovabbtirni
AIT, hogy a ,betegeket penzert
gy6gyitsak IS jobb vagy leg
alabb is gyakoribb orvosi ke-
zelesben reszesuljon az akinek
sok q s<per1zs ies elhanyagolod-
jek a szegeny beteg.
A mai yiszonyok k0zott tobb
eselye van a gyogyulasra a
gazdag enbernek, mint a SEE
genynek. Ha mem sajnalja a
penzt, ejjel-nappal orvos all
hat hetegagya korul, mig a
szegeny elnhef gyakran el is
pusztulhat, amig orvoshoz es
gyogyszerlaez jut.
Ez4 teszi k@vdnatossa, ,sokas
szerint szuksegesse AIT, hogy a
kozegeszsegtigyet vegyek teljes
egeszeben szovetsegi kezeles
ala. |, SzUntessek meg ait a
rendszert, hogy az orvos a be-
tegt6l fizetest kap munkaja-
ert. Fizessen minden orvost
a szovetsegi kormany es tegye
k0teIessegikke AIT, hogy valo-
gataS nelkil minden beteg
embert egyforman kezeljenek
A 'legjobban. a leghango.
sabban a nagy keresetu orvo
sok tiltakoztak e, terv ellen
ami .erthet5y H Vannak Anne
rikaban orvosok, akik events
szazezer dollaron felul keres
mex es ezek mem elegednenel
meg azzal, ha peldaul az. allan
tol csak hat, nyolc vagy tiz
ezer dollaros evi fizeteseke
kapnanak,
Az American Medical Asso
citation :na is erosen tiltako
xix az orvosi gyakorlat ALA
mositasa ellen azon a elmer
hogy a magan Indicative ki
zarasa a fokozodo keresetek el
vesztese folytan megszuntet
ne az orvcsi tudomany gyor
fejl6deset.
Ez a cifra mondat AIT je
lenti, hogy a doktorok csa
penzert dolgoznak es ha ner
kaphatnak elegendo penz
akkor mem torodnek a bete
gekkel.
Az Orvosok Szoyetsege teha
kiiiti az orvosck laba alol a
ugynevezett ethikai alapo'
amelynek jussan eddig ait kt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-02

Dol, inert a Boardnak tulajdo--
nitjak, hogy a ket szervezet.
val6sagos csatateret csinalt az
allambol.
A CIO lumber munkasai esi
az AFL epit6 munkasai mara
kodn&k egymassal es ez a csa-
ia tiz hete benitja meg az iiz-.
letet es az ipart Oregon al
lamban.
fTolytataS az Six oldalOn)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-06
German Marshal
Says Soviet War
Now Inevitable

BERLIN. March 6.-(UP).---
War between Germany and Soviet
Russia was predicted yesterday by
Field Marshal August Won Mack
ensen, famous World War COM
mander, in a speech before a gath
ering of Hitler youth in Saxony.
The veteran soldier, one Of for
mer Kaiser Wilhelm's close advis-
ers, told the future Nazis that
"the Lord God alone" knew when
the conflict would come, but that
it was inevitable.
"You will one day have to serve
in the German peoples army,
the Evangelical Press Agency
quoted him as saying. of we look
over the present world situation,
it becomes more, and more evident
that the German nation will have
to face conflict with the Goddess
people to the east" 80. ,.a,'
! The last phrase, his hearers
agreed, could refer only to Russia
with which Germany has been on
bad terms for the last three years
Germany and Japan recently con-
Guided, an alliance against com
munism which. was interpreted in
Moscow as directed against Rus
STA. = e.
e Won Mackensen, who is a preb'
endary clay Officially of the Cathe.
drals in hamburg and Maggie.
burg, urged the youths to be good
Christians because "a real Ger.
man soldier must be.a good Chris.
tan" a.,
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COURT CHANGE FOES =.
OPEN BROAD DRIVE
CONTINUED from page one)

(Continued from page one)
William Gibbs McAdoo, D., Calf.
Representative U. S. Guyer, k.,
Kans., spoke against the plan.
Burke indicated that Mr.. Roose-
Welt surprised the opposition by
the vigor of his attack Thursday
night. 1t was thought, he said,
that the president would no more
than casually refer" to the court.
Burke himself will make radio
address tonight but he said 1t
would not be e comprehensive re-
ply, having been scheduled Tor
some time. "This proposal, he
said. referring to the president S
program, "can be- defeated only
il the people Of this country see
it's inmate wickedness. No amount
of propaganda can sell the people
the idea that it is a proper move.
All that is necessary is Tor US 70
show the. supreme Importance OF
an independent. judiciary ana
that's what, we propose to do. -
Asked whether Mr.. Roosevelts
speech had killed all hopes OF
compromise, Burke replied,
"Therc never was any chance
of compromise on the supreme
court. The speech indicated to me
that the president is only interest
cd in Immediately changing the
norcopnoI IF the supreme court.
If he lost that propositi0n, nc
would lose all interest IN inc pro
| gram and any judicial reform
would have to be enacted on the
initiative of congress: r,
"And if he wins? There Will be
a new alignment of parties by
1888. If he succeeds in ms su-
prGme court program it Will be
followed Immediately by the in
PRODUCTION, passage and sustain
ment by the supreme court OF a
class of measures that VIII MARI
a realignment of parties heces-
sary--measures RELATING to agri-
culture, labor and business-leg-
islation of a type this country
never dreamed Of"
Burke and other oPposition
members joined administrator
senator's in praising the president
for n masterful speech but differ
ed with them on the issue: lhere
was nothing to indicate 1t haa
changed the mind OF any Seh"'or'
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FAINT Will Hold
A Revival Here


David J.. FAINT. of Atlanta. VIII
hold a, ten days revival at Grove
Street Gospel church, beginning
Sunday. March IA. =
Mr.. FAINT. who is an engineer
on the Southern railway. and runs
from Atlanta to Grcenville, 5: c.,
has been on the road about nifty
years.
Any time that he wants off TO
hold meetings. the company gives
him a leave of absence. .,
Mr.. FAINT, one of the most out
standing Law preachers in this
country, is we'll known in Hender-
sonville and large crowds are ex-
pected to hear him.
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Are Negotiating
Normal Schools
Holiday Strike
Original Issue Enlarged to
Cover Regulations of
Campus Life

ASHEVILLE, March G.-Strik-
ing students at the Ashcville Nor
nal and Teachers collcpc here
presented some Of their griev-
ances to faculty members at a
two-hour conference yesterday az
ternoon, then announced they
would continue their Shutdown
tactics until their demands were
acted upon by the faculty and the
school administrative board.
A six-member student commit
tee. composed Of two members
each from the freshman, sophie
more and junior classes, announc-
cd its original request for spring
holidays had been enlarged to en-,
brace issues relative to rules and
regulations governing social ac-
tivities and other phases of cam
pus life. :,
The conference, which was call
ed by DR.. John f. Calfee, pres'.
dent of the Presbyterian School
for Girls, was resumed today
when the students against appear
ed before the faculty to present
additional demands.
Dr.. Calico last night reported
that negotiations with the student
representatives were going along
nicely"
The strike began Thursday at
noon, when approximately 400
girls, representing the entire stu.
dent body with the exception of
rs seniors who are on leave dur
ing practice teaching and obser-
walton work, marched into the
school chapel and announced they
would remain there until a spring
recess was declared. Then at Z
o'clock the same evening they
went to dormitories without their
supper.
Two faculty members who at
tempted to address the students
Thursday were shouted down, but
DR.. Calfee later in the afternoon
in brief talk termed the strike a
youthful explosion" and admon-
ished the strikers for not demand
ing more worthwhile object.