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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-15

CdA Sy d10oU 1CAcA.
Ez az utolso level olyan
banto hangu es merev volt,
hogy kinos helyzetbe hozta az
EgyesIlt Allamok kiiliigyi hi
vatalat. Kideriilt ugyanis,
hogy ha mar az elkobzott
farmok k0riil is ez Cardenas
allaspontja, meg kevesbbe hal
lando fizetni az elkobzott olaf
iizletert, amelynek erteke csak
mem otszaz millio dollarra rug
es amelyben Anglia is erde-
kelve van.
Reakenyszeriti tehat Car
denas az Egyesilt Allamokat
ARA, hogy a 30 szomszed'
politikaval szakitva erelyesebb
eszk0zokhoz nyujjon. Ha mas
mem, akkor Anglia kenyszeriti
ere, amely maris nyugtalan-
kodik, hogy Mexiko mem akar
eleg gyorsan intezkednl es
hangsulyozza, hogy angol pol
garok megkarositasat mem tir
heti. Anglianak egy cseppet
Sc tetszik Hull lanyha eljara-
sa es erelyes intezkedeseket
kovetel a legrovidebb idon be-
I'LL.
Ha Cardenas mai politika-
jat fel mem ada hamarosan,
akkor az EgyesUlt Allamok
mem kerulheti ell AIT, hogy
csakugyan erelyes eszkozok-
hoz nyuljon, ami alatt Mexiko
bizonyos reszeinek megszalla-
sa, esetleg kikotoinek elzara-
sa ertendo, ami haborus le-
pest jelent. Es eppen ez az,
amt az amerikai kormany el
akar kerulni, hacsak abba a
szomszedos allan belle mem
kergeti.
Cardenasnak ugy latszik ez
a szandeka, inert utolso leve-
leben AIT irta, hogy ne predi-
kaljanak Mexikonak erkolcso-
ket olyan allamok, amelyek
adott szavukati megszegtek es
kotelezettsegeiknek mem tet-
tex eleget. ~
Felreerthetetlen celzas ez
ARA, hogy az Egyesult ALA
mok> aranyra szolo kotvenyei-
mex arannyal valo bevaltasat
megtagadta, a forgalomban
levo aranyat bevonta, aranyra
szolo bankjegyeit kicserelte,
mas szoval Cardenas szerint
vailalt acknowledgement mem
tett eleget.
Szoszegessel es maganpolga
rok javainak elkobzasaval va
dolja tehat a nyilvanossag
elott Cardenas az Egyesult
Allamokat es annyira ment,
hogy Hullhoz intezett levelet
a vilagsajtoban kozzetette.
Banto arculcsapas volt ez
az egesz Egyesiilt Allamokra.
amely nagyon kielezte a hely-
zetet es egyelore sejteni Sc le-
het, hogy mi lesz a kovetkez-
menye.
A diplomatak vilagszerte
meg vannak. gy6z6dve arrol,
hogy Cardenas ilyen hangot
soha mem inert volna hasznal-
nj, ha hata m0gott mem erez
valami mas nagyhatalmat,
amelyre tamaszkodhatik.
Japan, de meg inkabb orosz
befolyasra gondolnak, amely
Cardenast felbatoritja ARA,
hogy nyiltan sertegesse nagy
szomszedjat, noha tudja, hogy
az bekes megoldast keres.
A legk0zelebbi honapok
dontik maid Ell, hogy mi lesz
Cardenas eljarasanak k0vet-
kezmenye, inert ha az Egye-
silt Allamok haboznek to-
vabbra is, Anglia az eddiginel
sokkal erelyesebb modon fog
ia ezentul k0vetelni, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-15
xikoi koztarsasag ell

1lOhC, AdLd4O SCA oO1Acso tuAACP-
tie azokat a hatarokat, anne
lyeket a mas orszagokkal
szemben valo udvariassag el6-
ir. Atiratot intezett Hull kill
ugyminiszterhez, amelyben
nyersen visszautasitja AIT,
hogy az Egyesult Allamok pol
garaitol elkobzott mexikoi
birtokokert karpotlast kove-
telhessen es egyben celzast
tesz ARA, hogy egy erkolcste-
len allan ne adjon erk0lcsi
leckeket nasoknak.
Cardenas kormanyzasanak
kezdete ota mintegy tiz mil
lio dollar ara mezogazdasagi
foldet kobzott ell amerikai al
lampolgaroktol Mexicoban az
olajforrasokon es OLAF gyara-
kon kivul.
Ket even at egyetlen moz-
dulatot Sc tett a mexikoi kor-
many olyan iranyban, hogy
az amerikai polgaroktol ell
kobzott farmokert karteritest
fizessen es Hull kiilUgyminisz-
ter, = talan mivel kis embe-
rekrol volt $40 - egy lanyha
hangu atiraton kivul egyeb
lepest mem tett, hogy karteri-
test kOveteljen.
Ere a szelid hangu ker.
desre Cardenas mem is vala-
szolt es a kulugyminiszter
mem tartotta szuksegesnek AIT
hogy erelyesebben lepjen fel.
Talan ez batoritotta azutan
fel Cardenast ARA, hogy par
honap el0tt elkobozza az an
gol, holland es amerikai keen
levo mexikoi olajforrasokat es
gyarakat anelkiil, hogy karte-
ritest fizetett volna ertiik.
Az angol kormany mar-mar
Macy erellyel keszult fellepni
Mexiko ellen, amikor Hull kill
ugyminiszter beleavatkozott a
dologba azzal, hogy a Monroe
civ alapjan csak az Egyesult
Allamokon keresztil lehet ere
lyesebb eszkozoket hasznalni
Mexikoval szemben. Az an
gol kormany ere azzal felelt,
hogy bizonyos ideig hajlando
varni Hull kozvetitesere.
Hull fel is vette a targyala-
sokat Cardenassal. Az elkob-
zott farmfoldekkel kezdte,
inert ugy gondolkozott, hogy
ha ezt a tiz millio dollart
megkapja, akkor a fizetes te-
nyeb0 0nkent kovetkezik.
hogy az OLAF uzletekert is fl
zetni kell Mexikonak.
A minden tekintetben ud-
varias es elozekeny megszola-
lasra Cardenas az elso pilla-
nattol fogva a diplomaciai
erintkezesben szokatlan han
gon felelt. AIT irta Hullnak,
hogy az elkobzott foldekert
fizetni fog akkor, amikor lesz
rea Mexikonak penze es a kar-
terites osszeget a mexikoi BIZ
rok fogjak megallapitani.
Hull ere valamivel erelye-
sebb hangon valaszolt, amire
CaruenaS meg nyerSebb fele-
letet adott, maid osszehivta a
mexikoi torvenyhozast, amely-
mex szine elott nagy beszedet
tartott.
Kijelentette a torvenyho-
zoknak, hogy az elkobzasokat
tovabb fogja folytatni es visz-
sza fog utasitani minden anne
rikai kiserletet ARA, hogy az
elkobzott f0ldek ertekenek
megallapitasa fel6l koz0s ta-
nacskozasokat folytasson. Es
mikor ehhez a mexikoi tor
venyhozas hozzajarult, akkor
vegleges hatarozottsaggal er-
tesitette Hull kiiliigyninisz-
teri, hogy reszer6l a karteri-
rs fO1vfatia fnv6hh . h;n%o1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-15
MEXICO VECLEC WSSzAUTASTJA
AZ AMER|KAI KARTALANHASOKAT

Mem haand6 megengedn att hogy amerika pogarok ell
kobzo mexcoi bokanak gyebe bark beleszoon set6
celzasokat tesz EgyesiIt Alamok erk0lcseire
Evening star., 1938-10-09
SToNELEJGH COURT

Conn. Ave. and L st. NV.
l and 2 rooms. kitchen. bath. and
foyer S75 and 500
Elevator. Resident Manager. Mrs.
Poston, Natl. 1866.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
THE WARWICK

NEW BUILDING
3O51 Idaho Ave. NV.
and 2 rooms. dinette. kitchen and
bath $3.50 and $3.50
Res. Mgr, Miss Nalley, EN-. 600.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
THE GElMONT

1885 3rd St. NE.
1 and rooms. kitchen and bath,
S47.00 and S57 so
Gas. Electricity and Refrigeration
Included in Rent
Res. Mgr. Mrs. Etzier. Dec. 1890.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
30l8 Porter St. NV.

SIS O0-2 Rooms. kit. dinette
and bath; front apt;
electric refrigeration. Available Nov.
1. 1888.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

1914 Euclid st. NV.
$50 0O-Apt. 2--3 rooms, kit.
and bath. Large porch.
Refrigeration.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

Continued on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1938-10-09

1908 Harvard St. NV.
Near 18th Street Shopping Center,
Theaters. Churches. schools, etc,
$50 00-3 rooms, kit and bath.
Resident manager,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-07

vidual quotas there were many and
loud howls of pain and anguish.
just as many folks are highly in
favor of prohibition so long as it a..
plies only to the other fellows LIQUOR
there seem to be numerous farmers
VINO are thoroughgoing controllers as
long as it's the other mans crop tina.
is being controlled.
Protests have been heard from ar.v
number of sections, notably from VIII
son and some other tobacco growing
counties. Changes are being sought,
and actually being made, in the cor
troll act by Congress.
New Hanover truck growers plan
to make legal test of the prohibition
OF new tobacco growers. Johnston
farmers say they will take the whole
DANCED thing into court and see if
their inalienable and constitutional
rights are not being trampled on in
ruthless fashion.
VI course, there is the possibility
that all these are but the squawks
of minority, but the minority is at
least making itself extremely audible
How the whole thing comes on:
must remain to be seen, but so far
almost every responsible pubic off,,
cial in North Carolina is still strong
for control and hopeful that no cours
action will upset this trial of thu
principle.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-07
Body Form
MezV Tissue
In Old Age

New York, April 7.-(AP)-A dis
covery that asFthe body grows oil
some of its tissues become embryonic
again, as if nature were using this
way to stave off dissolution, was d.
scrlbed to the American College oe
Physicians today.
The new evidence means, DR.. Will
liam deb. MacNider, of the Unive..
slty of North Carolina, told the doc
tors that some of the fundamental
ideas about the nature of disease
should be modified. The evidence of
the youthful tissues was found in q
story Of livers and kidneys of animals
1t North Carolina. Notification was
reported by DR.. MacNider from sev.
fecaI other scientists
This miracle of nature happened to
leh dogs, guinea pigs and rabbits.
one scientist found evidences Of
Z in human beings
After kidneys or livers had been ir-
'3ured by chemical or mechanical dam
age. DR.. MacNider found that some.
times the injured parts were replaced
by new tissues which were different
from the original liver and kidney
cells. Whether this change occurred
depended on the extent of injury, and
especially on the age of the animal
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-07

Frontier, April 7.-(AP)-A Califor
Man who had acted as political com.
mlssar for the Washington and Lin.
coin battalion of one of the Spanish
governments international brigades
reached France today with a story Of
deaths among his American com.
:ades.
John G. Honeycombe. 81. of To.
Angeles, said only few hundred out
OF several thousand Americans who
had fought since the beginning of the
Spanish civil war as volunteers for
the government were still alive.
Tattered and hungry, Honeycombs
crossed the frontier after what he
called "the Gandesa collapse" in
which $50 Americans of the Washing
ton and Lincoln battalion were caught
in the path of General Francisco
Frances offensive.
Gandesa fell last SATURDAY. to the
insurgents. nf
The Californian said the old Wash
lngton battalion was almost wiped
out before Belchite, southeast of lara
gosa, where the insurgent march to
the sea started nearly four weeks ago
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-07

VETS are locked IN a battle sure t.,
be closely fought. A vote or two en- e
way or the other might swing tile
tide. Republicans (and therell be- at
least as many as the eight who were
in the House last time) hold the iba.
ance of power for once and viii, of
course, vote dry.
Then the defeated and disgrnntled
fasteners, almost as numer Gus as
their conquerors in the prohibition
fight, combine with the G. o. p. BOYS
and repeal the absentee ballet.
Hypothetical, of course, bit by no
means impossible. And that's one Of
the clubs and threats ABC men ar,
going to hold over the Drys.
Many orthodox politicians are fear.
ful that the 1889 general assembly vii.
contain more women members than
ever before. Their plant is that TIE
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-07
HENDERSON. IN c. DAILY DISPATCH THURSDAY. APR 1888

De ne did himself an injustice by de
legating the job to underlings in IT,:
past.
Timely Talk.
1t was speech per se."
All editorial comment that I havs
seen speaks highly of it. It is warm.
~ commended by senators and renra
sentatives-Democrats as wei as Re.
publicans. In fact, many New Deal
appointees praise it, as audibly as they
dare
1t was rather optimistic and folk
can stand plenty of optimism at
present.
And timely! It's time.iness was q +,
accident, of course The thing simnlv
synchronized with President Roosa.
velt's dictatorship disavowal. IF tba
Hoover address had come "a hour.
later than it did, it would have i'm
Piled an answer to "F. DIS" declare
ton. But it came before the ex-presi.
cent possibly could have anticipated
MS successors statement. 1t was an
answer in advance
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-07
old Belts
WeedNnLe,s.
AY9ShOzVn

Washington, April 7-(AP)- The
Bureau of Agricultural Economics re-
ported today that firsthand or pro-
ducers', sales of Old Belt and Middle
Belt tobacco Type liza and lib
amounted to 2s,1O0OOOO pounds, with a
value of more than $64, 800, 900 in the
1o37-193S marketing season.
This represented an increas in sales
of around 81 ID million pounds and
in value slightly more than SO. 700 OOo
over the 1886 crop, the bureau said
The bulk of 111,042,947 pounds Of
type liza tobacco was sold, the BILL
reau said in October and Novemher
for a general average of $3.50 be,
hundredweight.
The bureau said prices received for
Type liza cutters and wrappers was
slightly unde" 1886.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-07

streets.
BUS lines ere-operating under Do
lice protection. Taxicabs were doin~
the best business in years and thous
ands walked or thumbed rides.
The Detroit street railway, mum
clpal system, which also operates the
bus lines, announced that all striking
employees would"b be discharged if thew
Were not back on the job at p m.
today.
The weather favored the pedes.
TRANS. Contrary to forecasts, it was a
bright, sunny day, although cold. Moro
snow that had been forecast did not
materialize.
In voting the Strike in a closed
meeting, the men last night shouted
down their leaders and others who
tried to dissuade them. There were
several fist fights.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-07

even thoroughgoing reform oc the alb
sentee law has foundered on the shoal
OF western opposition. In the 1887
General Assembly it was openly and
brazenly admitted in committee an
on the floor of the House that repeal
OF the absentee ballot law would mea
from Is to 20 Republicans in The 1889
House. At the last session easterners
having obtained their precious ABC
law, weren't overly concerned abort
purity of elections and made nothing
more than a few feeble gestures in
the direction of reform
But picture this situation. Dtys and
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-07
Hoover Regaining
Partial Influence

Continued from Faye One.l
European tour, the echo is still ring
ing, by gosh, what a dandy speech!'
No Nomination.
Not that DR.. Hoover Che got hi:
Phi. d. degree while abrcad) will be
presidentially nominated in 1910 o,
thereafter.
However he seems to have qualified
for national recognition rs highl.
respected "efder statesman in
fluence of deal of potency, and not
OF New Deal potency, either; the re-
verse.
He is .reputed to have had his
speeches written for him, like lots o.
other public men, when he was in TIE
White House. This last one appear
to have been his own product. May
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-07
HOW TO SLEEP GOOD

Many things disturb sleep. The
most common is bladder irritation
caused by excess kidney acids and
other waste. Make this day test.
Your 25c back if not pleased. Flush
the kidneys as you do the bowels.
Help nature relieve the irritation that
wakes you up. Just say Bukets Csc
to any druggist. Locally at Miles
Pharmacy and Parker's Drug Store.
ADV.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-07

ladies never know how they're going
to vote, that they are as changeable
as the veering winds and that they
don't know anything about practical!
policies. All of which may be good ar.
guments in favor of the lsdies.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-07

gle running from the Aleutians to
Hawaii, Samoa and Panama was the
defense line. ''
Now Mr.. Hull expresses strong op-
position to any such theoretical from
tier. Hence, it appears America is adj
vancing her sphere rapidly westward.
Japan cannot but watch with graves!
concern"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-07

GIN IN the Chamber of Deputies on
the first test of his bill which would
give MIN dictatorial powers over the
nations finances temporarily.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-07

Czechoslovakia).
It was presented to the French am
hassadors at Moscow and Warsaw
and the ministers to Praha and
Bucharest by Foreign Minister Paul.
Boncour yestel day, while Premier
Blum was winning by only slim mar.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-07
Japan Is Concerned Over
U. S. Policies In Pacific

tcontinued rron Page ons.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-07

the principle of control rousing en-
dorsement in the recent referendum
vote on the subject, but when it cam2
time for announcement of the ind
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-07

Government Defenses In
Spain Crumble in Attack

Confined from rage unel
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-07
France Lining Up Group in
Defense Of Czechoslovakia

Continued from Page One.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-07
Clubs and Trades
In Liquor Battle

CONTINUED from rage One.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-07
Control of Crops
Stirring Enemies

(Continrco from rage One.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-07
letroiters Walk
AS Strike Besia,

tContinuec from rage One,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-07

Continued from Page One.l
The Washington times., 1938-03-09
MORE JUDGES
URGED IN D. C.

The urgent necessity providing
three additional judges for the
United States District Court Of
the District of Columbia was cited
to a House judiciary Subcommit-
tee today by Joseph keenan,, Spe-
cial assistant to the Attorney Gen
eral.
Mr.. keenan, told the Subcommit-
tee that the trial burden of the
local court is far in excess of
courts in similar jurisdictions.
He pointed out that the local
court is obliged to hear not only
Federal cases. but a large number
of local crimila and civil cases.
The committee also heard Alex
ander Holtzoff, also of the office
of the Attorney General, who de-
clared that the local courts trial
docket is IS months in arrears
and continually falling behind.
The Washington times., 1938-03-09
JEWISH YOUTH
PLAN PROGRAM

A varied program of activities
has been planned during March
in observance Of Young Judaea
Month by members Of National
Young Judaea, an organization of
Jewish youth.
Special services dedicated to
Young Judaea will be held at the
Adas Israel Congregation, Sixth
and 1 Streets Northwest, Friday
at 8 p. m. There will be a forum
discussion led by Miss Bernice
Tucker. a member Of the DR.. Helf-
gott Club. A testimonial dinner
to Louis P. Rocker, national preSi-
dent of the group, will be held at
the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New
York on March 20.
National Young Judaea was or
ganized in 1909. It gives aid to
the Jewish National Fund and all
Zionist enterprises.
The Washington times., 1938-03-09
TWO VOLUNTEER.
|ASGO-BETWEENS.
IN Levine CASE
Police, Federal Agents
Still Keeping Out

NEW ROCHELLE. N. Y, March
g U.NSJ-Inexplicable delay in
effecting contact with the appar-
ent kidnapers Of 12-year-old Peter
Levine today prompted two prom
inent residents Of this metropoli-
tan suburb to offer themselves as
intermediates.
The lad disappeared Is days
ago. An original reported ransom
demand of 100000 is said to have
been trimmed down to $50, 1000,
which the father, Murray Levine,
has sought in vain to convey to
the reputed kidnapers.
RABBI VOLUNTEERS
Rabbi Abraham Nowak and
Philip Grabel, the latter a leading
business man, today asked the
New York Journal-American to
publish their offers to act as 60
betweens in the case.
"I am ready to serve at any
time as intermediary" said
Rabbi Nowak. "I promise Sc
crecy and there will be no inter
ference"
Grabel said:
"I stand ready to serve the
Levine family at any time as
go-between. I promise complete
secrecy"
Both men gave their home ad-
dresses and telephone numbers.
AUTHORITIES HANDS OFF .
Meanwhile, from city and
county authorities came cautious
suggestions that the police take
a hand in search for the boy, al
though the father has pleaded
that the way be left clear for
negotiations with the apparent
abductors. Federal agents, so far
as can be determined. are COM
plying with the fathers plea for
a "hands off" attitude while he
seeks return of his son.
The Washington times., 1938-03-09
WOMAN Burned.
SAVING CHICKS

LURAY, March S-Mrs. Blanche
Seal, AZ, today was suffering with
severe burns on her face and
hands because she risked her life
to save a large brood of 3-week-old
chicks.
Returning from fixing" the
coal burner in the brooder at her
farm near here yesterday, she saw
the structure had caught fire.
I'D fought against the cold
and sickness for three weeks and
lost only six of the 225 chicks"
she said. II wasn't going to
give them up now"
So she dashed back into the
flames and got 125 Of them to
safety. AS she brought the last
of the living chicks to the door,
it slammed and she was trapped
momentaFily.
The Washington times., 1938-03-09
Theft t'Faked,'
Says Woman

Another grand larceny case was
scratched off police books today
with the confession by Mrs. Edna
Kihlinger, of 2124 P st. N. W.,
that her story of a thug entering
her apartment and stealing a tin
box containing $50. after beating,
binding and gagging her, was a
hoax.
The 32.year-old widow said she
had dosed herself with a sleeping
potion and tied herself, after
Secreting the cash box which be
longed to two women with whom
she lived, police revealed. She
was removed to Gallinger Hospital
for mental observation after show.
ing police where she had hidden
the cash.
The Washington times., 1938-03-09
MASON SCORES
u, S. PROBE OF
B BOAKE CARTER
Representative ASsaiIS
Fishing Expedition

U.NS) A naturalized English
man, Representative Noah Mason
(R) Of Illinois, defended a former
fellow countryman in the House
today against what he branded a
fishing expedition" by the Gov.
eminent into the validity Of the
citizenship of Boake Carter, radio
commentator.
3 AGENCIES IN PROBE
II. too, am one of those suS.
picious characters known as .
naturalized citizen" Mason said.
Il read that three departments
of our Government--State, Navy
and Labor-have just joined
forces for a fishing expedition
to determine the validity Of a
visa upon which Carter entered
this country and upon which
his citizenship rests.
How long, o Lord, how
long must Americans suffer
under the irritating Affections
Of these officious bureaucrats?"
BLAMES CRITICISM
Mason said the investigation Of
Carter, an EngliSh-born Irishman,
had been precipitated by the com.
mentator's criticism Of the naval.
expansion program.
II, too," Mason said, 'fhave
dared to express doubt about
the proposed naval program
and have inserted these doubts
in the Congressional Record. I
am wondering whether my past
is being Inspected"
The Washington times., 1938-03-09
Offers Clue in KIDNAPPING

LATEST CLUE in the
kidnapping of Peter Levine,
IL, was furnished by Jo-
seph Tosch, New York
soda fountain clerk, shown
here at his work. kidnapped
boys father is maintaining
silence on latest develop
ments.
international News Photo
The Washington times., 1938-03-09
Former Bank Aide
Indicted Here on
Charge of Forgery
$4,000 Shortage Laid to Montgomery Man
By D. G. Grand Jury

George Kopn T A. former assistant secretary and teller
of the Montgomery Building Loan Association which is
in the process of dissolution indicted II counts of
forgery by the District Grand Jury today.
The Washington times., 1938-03-09
NELL GWYNN's HOUSE
Acme Photo

A proposal to demolish Nell
Gwynn's house standing opposite
the entrance to Windsor Castle
has been rejected by the Windsor
town council. The house was
built by Charles II for his favorite.