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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12

A vad bika, amely a szamar-
hoz volt kotve, egy ideig csak
kovette a vezetot, de mikor
eszrevette, hogy az a karam fe-
le viszi, megfordult es huzta
maga utan a szamarat a nyilt
mezokre.
Napokon at tartott ez a kuz-
delem.
A kis testsulyu es a bikanal
gyengebb szamar vegtelen til
relemmel indult mindig a ka-
ram fele, de a bika az utolso
percekben mindig visszafor-
dult.
A kis szamar azonban mem
vesztette el a tiirelmet. Szivos
kitartassal indult ujra es ujra
a karam fele es vegre elerte
AIT, hogy a bika beadta a dere-
kat es besetalt vele egyiitt a
korlatok koze, ahol azutan
hasznos tagja lett a csordanak
es tobbe mem tartotta onmagat
mindenki uranak.
Eddig a mese.
Aki gondolkozik rata, az
tudni fogja, hogy ICY bank a
nagytokevel Roosevelt is. XII
tarto tiirelemmel terelgeti a
helyes iranyba es el fogja erni
AIT, hogy a karamba keriti es
erejet, alkoto kepesseget a koz
javara fogja maid felhasznalni
Hiaba, meg cowboynak is
elsorendu Roosevelt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12
HA 0SzINTEK LENNENEK

elet fellenditesere a kormany-
nyal, Roosevelt azzal felelt,
hogy Henry Fordot a Feher
Hazba meghivta.
Az ujsagok ezt a latogatast
nagyon felfujtak, bar koztudo-
masu, hogy Ford soha senkivel
mem tudott es mem is akart
egyutt mukodni, valojaban
azonban semmi mas celia nem
volt ennek a meghivasnak,
minthogy a kormanynak az
uzlettel szembeni toleranciajat
demonstralhassa.
Ford zsenialis gyaros, aki a
Taylor rendszer bevezetesevel
a tomegtermelest szinte tokely
re emelte, de a nemzetgazda-
saghoz igazan mem ert, ezt
meg a baratai Sc igen mond-
halifax ell felole.
Most az elnOk mas uton is
be akarja bizonyitani, hogy a
felel6sseg mem ct es mem a
kormanyt terheli minden ba-
jert, amirol joggal panaszkod-
max a polgarok.
Altalanos kivansag gyak.
ran emlegetik nagytoke re
szerol, hogy a kormany ne
avatkozzek az iizletbe es en-.
gedjen utat isnet a "SZABAE
VERSENYHEZ."
Most az elnok ARA hivja fe
a kongresszust, hogy vessen We
get a monopoliumnak minder
iparban, vagyis allitsa visszs
a SZABAD KERESKEDEL
MET, amt mem az uj deal, ha
mem a trust-ok sokasaga fol
tott meg idaig.
Ha oszinte a nagytoke alb
ban, hogy a hekes egyuttmtiko
dest kivanja es ha oszinte alb
ban, hogy a nemzet gazdasag
boldogulasat szabad verseny
ben latja, akkor ezt a mono
polium ellenes mozdulato
orommel fogadja.
Sajnos, mi mem hisziink an
max az osztalynak az oszinte
segeben, amely az elnokvalasz
tas elott olyan hazug propa
gandaval probalta a lakossago
a Social Security ellen han
golni.
Es eppen azert mi attol fe
4 link, hogy az elnok legujab
uzenete ellen ujra fel fogna.
horkanni, inert a nagyt6k
mem a szabad versenyt, haner
a szabad kalozkodast, a ve1
seny szabad megfojtasat, a fc
gyasztok szabad hrablasa
ohajtja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12
RAMUTATOTT
A BUNOSRE

A New York allami State
Federation of Labor eln0ke,
George Meany a szovetseg kon-
venciojan kemeny, suite kriti-
kat mondott es oriasi hatast
foleg a kovetkezo megallapita-
saval tett:
Annak, hogy mines mini
malls munkaber es munkaid6
torvenyiink, egyedul az Ameri-
can Federation of Labor veze-
tosege az Okla.
Meany ramutatott ARA
hogy ilyen kozerdekii torve-
nyek alkotasa k0riil egyetlen
politikai partra Sc lehet ia
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12
MIT FIZETTEK ERTE?

Macy Amerika angol nyelvu
sajtojaban egyre divatosabb
lesz olyan ujsagirok alkalmaza-
sa, akiket "szindikalt kolum-
nista" neven emlegetnek. EFT
a mesterseget hosszu evek el6tt
a nehai Arthur Brisbane talal-
ia XII, aki eredetileg, sot holta
napjaig a Hearst vallalatnak
dolgozott es a 20 egynehany
Hearst napilap els0 oldalan az
elso hasabot Today cimu ira
saval toltotte meg.
Brisbane kiveteles tehetsegu
ember volt. Irasai az egesz or
szagot erdekeltek. Meg azokat
is, akik mem ertettek vele
egyet, inert szinesen es rabe-
szelo erovel tudta eloadni gon-
dolatait.
Hearst allitasa szerint evente
egy millio dollart fizetett Bris-
bane Arthurnak ezekert a min
dennap megjeleno cikkekert.
Mem tudja ma Sc senki, hogy
mi igaz ebbol, de alig hiheto,
inert Brisbane akarmilyen ta-
karekos ember volt, mem ha-
gyott tulsagosan nagy vagyont
hatra.
Ha mar errol beszelunk,
hogy Brisbane mem hagyott
nagy vagyont hatra, akkor
hadd emlitsuk meg ait is, hogy
Brisbane azok koze tartozott,
akik vizet predikaltak es bort
ittak. Agybafobe dicserte azo-
kat, akik gazdag ember letik-
re nagy alapitvanyokat tettek
es vagyonuk nagy reszet jote-
kony vagy tudomanyos celok-
ra hagyomanyoztak. Elismerte
Brisbane, hogy az Greg Rookie
feller, meg Carnegie Andras
nagyon sok rosszat tettek, de
mindig AIT hangoztatta, hogy
a Rockefeller es Carnegie ala
pitvanyok megteremtesevel
minden biinuket lemostak es
szentek gyanant mentek a
mennyorszagba.
Amennyire emlekezni tu-
dunk, Brisbane vegrendelete
semmit vagy nagyon keveset
hagyott emberbarati celokra
: Neki maganak eszebe Sc jutott
hogy szegenyek is vannak, q
< kikert lehetne valamit tenni.
Eletenek alkonya fele Arthur
Brisbane felfedezte AIT, hogy
: Hearst lapjain Xviii mas lapok
: is1vannak Amerikaban es rem
des napi cikket elkezdte mas
lapoknak is eladni. Mivel -
mint mondottuk = szepen es
erdekesen irt, cikkeit keszseg.
, gel vettek meg es vegul ma.
t ponta mintegy otszaz lapbar
lattak napvilagot irasai es eros
i befolyast gyakorolt a k0zvele.
menyre.
Icy alakult XII a "szindikalt
kolumnista" lehet6sege. Masok
is felebredtek ARA, hogy il
cikkeket minden lap sziveser
vasarol es megkezdtek EFT g
jovedelmezo iizletet. Sot meg
elelmesebb emberek, akik i'm
Sc tudtak, valosagos vallalko.
East csinaltak bel6le. Szerzod
tettek nehany jo tollu irot &
azoknak napi cikkeit uzletsze
rueg arusitjak a lapoknak
Ennek az uzletnek jellemz6ie
az, hogy peldaul a szindikalt
kolumnistak soraba tartozott
0. 0. Mcintyre, aki egy flyer
szindikalo vallalkozas alkalma
zottja volt, hirtelen meghalt &
akkor halala utan meg hetekie
kozoltek a lapok naprol-naprs
valo irasait, ami AIT mutatia
hogy raktarra irattak vele, te
hat az esemenyeket mem ko
vethette.
i
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12

A tizenyolcadik szazad meg
teremtette, a tizenkilencedik
elvezte es a huszadik tul adott
a demokracian.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12
AMERIkAI MAGYAR alaLAp

irnak, minden SOrukkal a nagy /
t6ke erdekeit szolgaljak.
Kulonosen nyilvanvalo lett
ez Roosevelt eln0k masodik va
lasztasa ota. A nagytoke ellene
van Rooseveltnek es feltuno
jelenseg lett, hogy joforman az
osszes szindikalt kolumnistak
egyszerre Roosevelt ellen for
dultak.
Batran mondhatjuk, hogy
soha olyan egyonteti aramlat
mem tranquil a sajtoban vala-
XII ellen, mint eppen Roosevelt
ellen.
A gondolkozo emberek egyre
nagyobb gyanakvassal neztek
a szindikalt kolumnistak irasai
fele es egyre hangosabban ker-
dezgettek:
Nit fizettek erte?
JOAN esszel ugyanis mem le-
hetett megerteni ait a tajtek-
20 gyuloletet, amelyet a ko-
lumnistak Roosevelt ellen ira
nyitottak.
Jellemzo ere az, hogy Roose-
veltnek egyik legiobb hive
Hugh Johnson tabornok volt,
akit Roosevelt a katonai nevte-
lensegbol kiemelt es az NRA
fonokeve tett. A tabornok Elk
kor orszagos hirnevet szerzett
es mikor igen jelentos okok
folytan allasat veszitette, ak
kor kolumnistat csinaltak be-
lole.
Johnson tabornok napi elk
kei ugy kezdodtek, hogy java
reszt Roosevelt mellett irt. Ap-
rankent azonban semlegesebb
lett Roosevelt cselekedeteivel
szemben, maid egeszen elhide-
guilt es azutan folyton elesebb
tamadasokba ment at. Ma pc
dig mem tehetne olyat Roose-
velt eln0k, amiert a tabornok
irasai a sarba ne rantanak.
Kinosan feltun6 ez ma mar
es a tobbi kolumnista sc hagy-
ia $40 nelkul. Sok gunyt tiznek
a tabornokkal, aki szinten
nyersen valaszolgat vissza, az
; orszag Macy derultsegere.
Az az egyhangusag, amivel a
szindikalt kolumnistak Roose.
welt ellen dolgoznak, ma mai
gyanus az egesz orszagnak.
7 MEM TEHET CSAK ROSSZA1
A sajto ugyan meg nerr
!, adott hangot fel6le, de az or.
szag lakossaga ugy gondolko.
) xix, hogy mines olyan kormany.
zoi hatalommal lev6 allamfer.
fl a fold hatan, aki uralkodass
Soran csak rosszat tudna tenni
EFT meg Stain, Mussolin
vagy Hitler felol Sc allitjak az
ellensegeik, de annal inkabt
Roosevelt felol.
Es ez az, ami gyanus. Szor.
!, nyen gyanus. Felelmetes, irto
zatos er6k vagy tokek kellenel
e Macy egyhangusag hata mo
, &c, hogy az olyan kaprazato
san egyhangu lehessen, mint
amino
Az orszag ugy erzi:
) = Ez a sok, egy csapasor
jaro tamadas Roosevelt eller
csak egyetlen forrasbol cred
) het, olyan forrasbol, amely
! aranyat es dollarokat ont, hogy
Roosevelt minden lepeset ellen
! sulyozza.
XII lehet ez a felelmetes ell
; lenfel?
; Csakis a nagyt6ke! Csak 6
! nagytokenek van elegendo ere
je ARA, hogy az orszag leg
jobban gondolkozo koponyait
legjobban iro tollait fel tudis
vasarolni, hogy sajat celjat ell
erie.
Ennek felismerese haiszolts
Roosevelt elnokot oda. hogv al
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12

Akar tudjuk, akar Sc enc
kelni az amerikai nemzeti
himnuszt, megis csak tisztelet-
ben kell ait tartanunk, inert a
mienk.
A mai iskolakban foleg ARA
fektetik a sulyt, hogy ne le-
gwen rend benniik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12
MESE A TURELEMR6L

Mindennek a sok tamadas-
max azonban nem lesz foganat-
ia, inert Roosevelt megis csak
eleri ait, amit akar.
Milyen eszkozokkel? Hadd
mondjuk el AIT egy mese for
majaban.
Wyoming allamban az egyik
Evening star., 1938-05-20
COMMITTEE MEETS MAY 26.
Britain Seeks Settlement of Franco
Italian Quarrel,


LONDON, May 20 LP).-Great Brit
ain today called meeting of the Nom
Intervention Committee for May &c
in an effort to settle the French
Italian quarrel over foreign participa-
ton in the Spanish civil war.
The meeting was called after a
series of conferences between the Earl
of Plymouth, British chairman OF
the committee. and the Ambassadors
of France, Italy, Germany, CEecho-
slovakia and Soviet Russia.
At the same time. Frances min
lister CT justice, Paul Reynaud, con-
ferred with British Foreign Minister
Viscount Halifax. They discussed a
long report from Lord Perth, British
Ambassador to Italy.
Britain hopes by calling the COM
mittee meeting to expedite the pro-
cedure by which France would close
the Pyrenees frontier temporarily
while a Non-Interven..on Commission
arranges for withdrawal of foreign
fighters from Spain.
In this way it is hoped the way will
be smoothed for a French-Italian
friendship agreement on the same
basis as the Anglo-Italian accord.
Meanwhile, the British government
fought off opposition political attacks
on its foreign policy.
Sir John Simon, chancellor of the
exchequer, said in the House of Com
mons last night that Italy fully and
fairly" had kept her Anglo-Italian
friendship agreement pledges. He
denied opposition charges that Premier
Mussolinl had materially" increased
his aid to Spanish insurgents and de-
Tended the British governments atti-
tude on Spain and recognition Of
1taly's Ethiopian conquest.
Evening star., 1938-05-20

Garner refuses medical treatment, hos.
pital care or vocational training which
probably would restore employability.
"Close cases Of a woman with one
child when she Is employable phys
ically, and insist upon her taking em-
ployment II the child is Of school age
or if some arrangement can be made
for a child under school age to be
cared for while the mother works.
This does not apply to aid to de-
pendent children cases.
Further reductions will have to b
made on the judgment of staff mem.
bers as to the possibility of families
making other plans and as to con.
tinuing assistance in other most needy
cases"
Beginning June /, the Public As.
sistance Division is to send a letter
to every case receiving relief, requiring
the person to have a form statement
filled out, signed by the recipient and
returned before June IS. This form
will require the signed statement Of
income and relief for the past month
and statement as to the number in
the family to be supported from this
income and statement of their age
and need for relief, showing the cost
of rent, food and other necessities.
Any person failing to return this form
must be dropped from relief and any
reapplication to be rejected until after
August /, the board ruled.
Evening star., 1938-05-20
ACTION HELD KEY
TO BETTER Times
Publishing Executive Lays
Blame on Sales Folly
of U. S. Industry.

The business man. as we'll as the
Government, needs to act If prosperity
is to be found, Eldridge Haynes. vice
president of the McGraw-Hill Pub
fishing Co., today told the midyear
conference of the American Market
ing Association, which opened a two
day session at the Mayf1ower Hotel.
When calls of salesmen are an
alyzed," Mr.. Haynes said, I'VE find
that for the most part they chase
smokestacks rather than the worth
while accounts.
"One important marketer to in
dustry. for example, last year had
the unfortunate experience of having
their salesmen spend IS per cent of
their time among plants representing
only Is per cent Of the potential and
only Is per cent of their time among
plants representing IS per cent of their
potential"
Leverett S. Lyon, vice president of
the Brookings Institute, presided at the
meeting.
The delegates will hear also from
Nelson A. Miller, assistant chief of the
Marketing Research Division of the
Bureau Of Foreign and Domestic Com
merce; Donald E. Montgomery. con-
sumers' counsel for the Agricultural
Adjustment Administration, and A. D.
H. Kaplan, director of the Bureau Of
Labor Statistics urban study of con-
sumerS' purchases.
Evening star., 1938-05-20
|EAR[E PREDICTS
| PARTY HARMONY
Declares There viii Be NO
ReprisaIs' Against
Opponents.
BY the Associated Press.


HARRISBURG, Pa, May 20.-Gov.
George H. Earle, who emerged as the
Democratic nominee for the United
States Senate in Pennsylvania tu-
multuous primary campaign, said to-
day there would be no repriSals'
against opposing factions in the party.
He said he felt certain I'VE will have
harmony" in the fall campaign and
added:
II haven't the slightest idea whether
the Democratic ticket will get the sup
port Of John L. Lewis"
The political future Of c. I. o.
supported Democrats who went down
to defeat before the thrust of Demo-
cratic State Committee Endorsed cam
didates In the primary may be de-
cided in, conferences at washington
this week end.
Edward N. Jones, campaign d.
rector of c. L. O-backed Thomas
Kennedy, who polled half million
votes in losing the gubernatorial nom
ination to Charles Alvin Jones. said
today he would confer at the National
Capital with Senator Guffey. Demo-
crat, of Pennsylvania land others"
Were going to decide on some fu-
ture political policies" he said.
Senator Guffey, long leader in
Democratic politics in Pennsylvania,
dropped old party alliances during the
campaign and threw in with Labor
Leader John L. Lewis in support OF a
ticket 1t. Gov. Kennedy headed.
John l.. Lewis conferred today
in Washington with Edward N.
Jones.
(Mr Lewis also talked with WAL
ter Miller. Pittsburgh, who was
treasurer of the Kennedy Cam
paign Committee. Mr.. Jones would
not comment on the possibilities
OF reuniting split labor and polit-
ical factions.
(Mr. Miller indicated he thought
it was too early to discuss the fu-
ture course of 1t. Gov. Kennedy
and his C. I. o. supporters in
Pennsylvania politics)
Evening star., 1938-05-20
Waterbury
(Continlled From First Page }

Leary. Among the other defendants
are several of the States most prom
inent political figures, including Harry
E. Mackenzie and Charles E. William
son, Fairfield County Republicans.
Hayes is Democrat.
Superior Court Judge Ernest A.
Inglis, who issued the bench warrant,
ordered Hayes, Kelly, Leary and four
others held in bonds of s25,00O each.
Bail for the 10 other defendants
ranged downward to $4,000.
The court will reconvene Tuesday
probably to set dates for the accused
to plead and argue motions. The grand
jury also will reconvene Tuesday. 1t
was understood.
The defeat of Leary, also a Demo-
crat. by 80 votes through a coalition
of Republicans and Insurgent Demo-
Gratis last December. led to the grand
jury investigation. 1t was precipitated
by Sherwood l.. Rowland. the new con-
troller, who charged he had found
evidences of financial Irregularities in
the administration of his predecessor.
The grand jury began It's investiga-
ton March under the direction OF
Hugh M. Alcorn, Hartford County
States attorney acting as special
prosecutor.
The jury recommended that its
$500 pages of testimony be turned over
to Alcorn for such criminal action he
may deem necessary against others
not included in the group and who
may have violated the Corrupt Prac-
tices Act in the course of their legis-
lative activities.
Alcorn told the court he was pre-
pared for speedy trial.
The bonds of three others also were
set at $4,000.
These were Philip Coppeto OF
Waterbury, Frank j. Santalucia and
John S. Johnston, New York broker.
Other defendants, most Of them
Evening star., 1938-05-20

ordered held in $1,000 bail, were:
Edward G. Levy, Charles S. O'Connor,
Martin j. Dunn, John G. Purdie, New
York private detective; Thomas j.
Fleming, Ralph Coppeto. James P.
Healey, Henry w. Minor. Simon j.
Alderman, Donate Pietraroia, George
H. Kingsley of New York, Enoch
Borgnaes, New York employe Of
KingsleyS accounting firm; John W..
Meaney, another member of the
Kingsley firm also of New York; Will
liam B. Murray. still another New
York member Of the firm; John H.
Crary, Thomas A. Shannahan, Michael
F. Slavin and Timothy Horgan.
In connection with the lobbying
angle of it's investigation the jury as
serted it had found reasonable
ground to believe that the crime or
crimes had been committed, "involv-
ing particularly the Lieutenant Gov
ernor. Leary, and five men who served
in the State Legislature in 1885 or
1887.
The grand jury reported that much
Of the alleged fraud against the city
emanated from the Office of Controller
Learv.
Before he had been in Office many
months" the jury said, city officials
discontinued the practice OF submit
ting actual vouchers of city eXpendl-
lures to the Board Of Finance for ex-
animation and substituted warrants
payable registers.
Leary, the jury charged, devised a
means of adding Large illegal items"
to the registers after they had been ap-
proved by the Finance Board. With
this method, the report continued, the
city made large payments" to attor-
news and also disbursed thousands of
dollars for so-called truck
hire
Evening star., 1938-05-20

July l only so far as the monthly
ALLEGATION of funds will permit. Cases
accepted will be only applications Of
non-employable persons and families
when a physicians statement is Sc
cured showing unemployability and
giving diagnosis.
Applications will be accepted for
the social security categories Of old
age assistance, aid for the needy
blind and aid for dependent children
Cfor whcih groups the District and
the States receive partial grants from
the Federal Government, but only
those who are unemployable will be
given assistance until such time as
their eligibility for categorical assist
ance Is received"
In special session to pass on the
reduction in the direct relief rolls, the
Welfare Board approved the following
policies:
"Cases Of single persons and couples
over the age Of IS, who have been
found ineligible for old-age assistance
or blind assistance, will be closed
and referred to the Home for Aged
and Infirm at Blue Plains, D. C.
"Other 'inflrm' single persons. who
are unable to care for themselves, will
be referred to the Home for Aged and
Infirm and their relief stopped
Surplus commodities may be given
to those in the above two types of
cases if they are unwilling to go to
the Home for Aged and Infirm, but
they may receive no cash relief.
Direct relief cases in which there is
an income of as much as SIS month
per person in the family group or
total of $50 or more a month are to
Evening star., 1938-05-20
FRENCH PUT PACT
!. !. UP TO MUSSOL|N|
italy Must Reopen Parfeys
Y Locked Since May II,
70 8. They Declare.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
~" PARIS, May 20.-France, relying on
her close alliance with Britain. has
put the question of a friendship pact
with Italy squarely up to Premier Mus
solinin.
Political informants made it clear
today that negotiations. deadlocked
since May II, will have to be re-
opened by Italy. France seemed to
have found the formula she hoped
would checkmate italian efforts to use
the Spanish civil war as an excuse to
break Frances alliance with either
Britain or Russia.
French acceptance of British plan
for ending intervention in the Spanish
war assured her of Britain's support.
Should Mussolini refuse to negotiate a
friendship agreement with France on
that basis, Britain could not hold
Franch responsible.
British Pact May Collapse.
The result might be collapse of the
recent Anglo-Italian pact. which is
based on the same eventual withdrawal
of Italian troops with insurgents in
Spain.
At the same time, France apparently
has saved herself from offending Rus
sia. as the British plan calls for equal
withdrawal of volunteers from both
sides.
France would not be obligated COM
pletely to shut down her frontier
cruX of Russian interest-in sending
aid to the Barcelona government until
Withdrawals under supervision of the
International Intervention Com
mittee are ready to start.
Britain, in the role of mediator. is
endeavoring to re-start the negotia-
tons between her two allies on that
basis.
Break Laid to Germany.
Germany,s ambitions in Central
Europe are reported to be underlying
reasons for a break in the friendship
talks.
Informed political commentators
said the Nazis were using their south
ern partner in the Rome-Berlin axis
to keep France so involved in the Med
iterranean she would be unable to
block German plans in CzechoSlovakia,
where reside 3,5OO,000 Germans whom
Germany contends should be under
NaZl protection.
Frances Mediterranean fleet today
concentrated off Bizerta. naval base of
French Tunisia. which adjoins Italian
Llbya. amid European tension over
suspension of Franco Italian friend
ship negotiations.
Seven cruisers and 18 destroyers
dropped anchor in Bizerta Harbor in
preparation for combined night war
games with air forces. officials said
they were only normal maneuvers."
COMMITTEE MEETS MAY 26.
Evening star., 1938-05-20

be closed, There will be few. if any,
of such cases.
CLOSE cases of those who have
secured physicians statement OF un-
employa bility, but in which diagnosis
of the applicants condition was not
included.
Close cases II the natural wage
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nearly 700 additional cases. which
would reduce the direct relief list to
a mere 200 or so cases. Representa-
tive Collins, Democrat, of Mississippi,
who was in charge Of the regular Dis
trict supply bill, has said he was not
in accord with the Budget Bureau
plan.
Coupled with the directions for
slashes in the direct relief list were
instructions that the Public Assist
ance Division would have to place new
restrictions on any new applications
for the admission to the relief list
The board said:
"Applicatlons shall be accepted after
Evening star., 1938-05-20
MARTIN VOGEL DIES

NEW YORK. May 20 R.-Martin
Vogel, SO, assistant treasurer Of the
United States under Woodrow Wilson,
died at his home here yesterday after
siX-month illness.
He was nominated for the post in
October, 1913, and had his office at
the sub-treasury here until he re-
signed in 1920.
His widow and a son survive.
Evening star., 1938-05-20

R1n. A tourist camp in the northern
section of Laredo. Tex, has a sign
made of 53l rattles from snakes killed
in the last four years.