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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
|SMERT MAGYAR
EMBER MECHALT
Pletenyik Janos hosszu eveken
at volt scenes r0vid betegseg
utan elkOltOzOtt

Pletenyik Ja-
nos, 800 Frank
lin Ave.-i honfi-
tarSunk r0vi d
ideig tarto beteg-
seq utan novem-
ber 29-en, seer
dan a varoSi kor-
haz South Side
osztalyan So ewes
koraban elhala-
lozott.
Ma oUarorSza :
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07

szivesen hallgatjuk a "Kek to,
tiszta to-, "Egy rozsaszal
szebben bes2el", cen vagyok
a bojtargyerek" es a tobbi mar
ismert dalt ezuttal hangos
filmen.
A "JANOS VITEZ" ketseg-
telenul a magyar filmgyartas
eddigi legnagyobb alkotasa es
ICY hat bizonyosra veheto
hogy a filmet minden magyar
meg fogja tekinteni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
Az AUTO CLUB
VI HELYISEGBEN

A Youngstown Automobil
Club, amely Is even at a Ho-
tel Ohioban volt, a Hotel fold
szinti atalakitasa Matt atkol-
toz0tt 40 Central Square ala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
ESEMEN YEK

No, most NIT ss6ldnnk q mi
bOIseuki elutGrs1ipk?
A rosss, kicsi Finnorssdg
1neveletlen gyern,ek m6djdra
Mnn neki nent q hatdln1nS
vOrOs 0roSs m1edDenek. Ej11ye,
ejnye, Ell keH a rakoncdtlaR
ffnneket, otik csak a hdsd-
jalkat, a fdggetlensegitet,
den1okrdcidjukat akarjdk meg
Dedeni, aIaposan 7adspdngolai.
MIR iyera ssenatelenseget XII
Mtott n Dildgon.
De az egsss nauvelt Uildg,
s6t meg a sdrga japda is tel-
n1Ordult.
Egg kicsi, bdtor, hdvom, mil
lios nenaset, a naagyarnak ta-
ldn egyetle'a Der rokon tajtdja
a vildgon, h6siesen ssembessdH
a vOrOS 61'idSSal. Nenacsdk
ssembe szdN, hanen tartja
naagdt kitarto haldltmegvet6
er6Del.
No most NIT Ss6la11ak a mi
bOLseUiEi elUtdrSdj'aE?
Van-e kIl0mbseg Hitler es
Stain, ndsi es bolseviki k0-
s0tt?
HOL Uan7ldk asOk O. hires
egyseg froratolc? Hoz van a hir-
hedt ESsdE An1erikGi DenaOE-
ratilcus Ss0vetseg? Hol Ua1111ak
az a1,tifacsissta jelssauak?
Hol van1aat?
A Eerdesekre a telelet csak
Grcpirulds lehet.
Mert mem hisssuk, hogy
Gkdd1a is a mi felrevesetett,
kerdesesIk pelkal eladott bol-
siatrak k0s0tt csak egg is, aki
mem hGjta1ad le ssegyenSbe7,
fejet. (KiUeve persse a n1oss-
kvai el6csahosobat, az TWO ue.
sereket es asok kisded karat J.
Hdt ell tudjdE hf1a7ai a nauss-
ha naeset, hogy a gonoss kicsi
finnek negtdnaadtdk az oro-
ssOkat?
El tudjdk htnni meg ha rd-
jalk is pdr0ncs0l a n1inde1 20.
r0sok apja, a naussha v0r0s
Oeser Stain, hogy elhigyjek,
hogy a derek fi'anek egyenesen
o1agyilkossdgot akartak naegki-
sereInai, anaikor "npegtdnaadtdk"
az 0r0ssokat?
Ugy-e mem tudjdt ell hi11ni.
Mem is lehet. J6sa1 ember mem
hiheti.
Hat az O. SOE be1nSsIlOtt
Gmerikai, aki az oross nj d.
lanafornpdban haDaddst zdtott
egg nj, jobb ssocidlis j0v6 tele,
hogy Eidbrdndultak.
Lenin oross U0r0s (dehogy
00r0s, teEete mint a s0tet ej-
ssaca) inperalismusa most
mar a nap1adl is vildgoSabb.
Esstonia, Latvia es Lengyel-
orssdg utdp most a finneket
kessulnek el,ayelai Stain i'm
perialistdi.
Lehet, hogy a dacos finn
nep elpusstul a raagyoa egyen-
l0tIen kisdelenaben. Lehet,
hOgy nadradeEdik hO1at0lG1aOk-
kd Ddlnak. De amt rajtuk k0-
Oettek Ell a u0r0s0k, kinyitotta
a vildg Ssenaet.
Feldldostdk naagukGt az en-
bertseg j0v6jeeek 0Itdrdn.
Nekd1ak magyar ssiiletesI
amerikai0knak kett6sen 0lbe
Ss0rul a kesii7ak. HiSsen q finn
testver aep. A lengyelt mint
bordtot es sok ssabadsdgharc-
ban tegyvertdrsat sajaadltuk. n
fi117aekert versik Ssivanlc.
Az imperialista oross most
sseretett ssII6hdsdnktal is ha-
tdros. Mi sem vagyunk sok-
S0l tObbe7a, mint a fianek. Re-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
Ne mondja . Mem keII

a magyar ujsag, inert mar
angolul olvasok! Amig ma
gyar van, ali szereti sziil6-
f0ldjet, addig KELL A MA
GYAR UJSAG Is!
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08
STIMULUS GIVEN
TO OIL INDUSTRY
SOCONY-vACUUM COMPANY WILL
USE MONTANA
CRUDE
Delivery of Mobilgas Made in Mon
tana Now Being Made to Most
Dealers in State Who Handle So
cony's Products.

People Of Montana who have
studied the importance of oil de-
velOpment in the future prosperity
of this state, realize that a great
forward stride has been made with
the use of Montana crude oil in
the refining of MObiIgas by So
cony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc.
Socony-Vacuum recently announced
that delivery of Montana made Mobil-
gas is being made to most Montana
dealers selling the companys gasoline.
Mobilgas is recognized as one of the
most popular gasolines in the United
Mobilgas rose from scratch to a posi-
ton where it was hailed as Americas
Largest Selling Gasoline"
As the demand has increased in this
area, Socony-Vacuum has found 1t nee
essary to increase its refining facilities
and make arrangements for sources of
crude of such quality as required by
high standards set for Mobilgas
In arranging to obtain supplies of
crude oil from Montana producers, the
makers of Mobilgas have provided
market for state resource and def
initely aided a Montana industry.
Modern refining equipment for this
Mobilgas production has meant well
come expenditures in Montana and the
industrial expansion created by this
permanent effect on business and en-
ployment.
1t is pointed out that the high speci-
fications established for Mobilgas are
being strictly adhered to and that
MobilgaS Is sold only under the name
''Mobilgas" and only, through author
lied Mobilgas stations.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08
Thomas Dimsdale's Grave
Marked by Suitable Stone

Through the efforts of group OF
public-spirited citizens of Virginia
City, the grave of Thomas j. DimSdale,
author Of THE Vigilantes of Mon
tana"-the first book printed in the
territory-has been enclosed with an
iron fence and suitably engraved
stone marker has been provided.
During the recent cleanup day" at
chapter of the Eastern Star, the COM
mittee. under the leadership of Charles
E. Raper, constructed the fence and
procured a granite headstone belong
ing to the local cemetery. The problem
of engraving the stone was solved
when L. r. Gamble Of the Kahn Granite
Works Of Helena offered to have the
work done without cost to the COM
mittee.
The engraved stone has been placed
at the head of the grave and bears
the following inscription: Thomas
j. Dimsdale. 1881 1896. Author of The
Vigilantes of Montana" 1t also bears
the Masonic emblem.
Dimsdale's history of the early day
Vigilantes, who, by stern measures,
brought law and order out of chaos
in this historic old mining town, is
perhaps the most authentic and the
most popular story of the activities of
this famous band of sterling citizens
who found it necessary to organize
themselves into a band of fearless men
to protect their lives and property
from the depredations of one of the
most ruthless bands of ruffians ever
known, and his book gives clear,
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08
Liquor Permits Must
Be ADprOUed LOcaLLu

Retail bar operators throughout the
state have been reminded by the liquor
control board to have their applica-
tons for new licenses approved by city
councils or boards of county commits
sioners before sending them to the
boards offices at Helena; according to
Administrator L. M. A. Wass.
Wass pointed out that the last legis-
lature changed the retail bar law so
operators would have to get permission
from local authorities before the state
board could issue new licenses. Wass
also pointed out to operators that they
should get in their applications as
soon as possible
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08

presumably made of sinew or some
tegrated-is about Al inches in length
and is about inches in diameter at
the thickest part. 1t is egg-shaped and
smooth, with groove around the
middle where its user apparently had
Clipped out portion on which to
secure the handle.
Daily says he plans to notify some
scientist interested in anthropology or
archaeology to determine in what age
the hammer belongs and whether it
has scientific value. The question that
arose with his discovery of the hammer
is whether other objects of the same
age might be found if explorations
were carried on in that area.
Russia has 1880 900 of the 75,oOO,-
900 horses in the world.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08

authentic account of the activities of
these brave men who, in just a few
short weeks, brought law and order
back to this community
His grave is in the old section of
Hillside cemetery and its preservation
is in keeping with the rehabilitation
program recently mapped out, through
the efforts of The Vigilante Club of
Virginia City, in an effort to restore
Virginia City as nearly as possible
to what it was in the early sixties so
that the travelling public may visit
this historic spot and see the town a
it actually was in those DAYS.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08
Old Stone Hammer Found
Near Continental Divide

Possibility that new field for arch
near the top of the continental divide,
10 miles southeast Of Butte, was seen
with the finding of an ancient stone
hammer in hillside near Homestake
The hammer was found by William E.
Daily of Butte while he was on a
rabbit hunting trip.
The stone article, according to
Daily. apparently had been partially
uncovered by water washing down the
bank. When he noticed it the stone
head was partially out of the ground
and at first appeared to be only a
smooth. rounded stone. Interested, he
scooped out the ground around it and
picked it up, noticing then it had been
fashioned into an article of some kind
only the head remained-the handle,
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08
TO REVISE SYSTEM

The merit systems for employment
and advancement Of persons employed
by the state public welfare department
and the state unemployment compen-
sation commission will be revised to
meet changes made in federal laws by
Ayers announced following a two-day
meeting with federal representatives.
The systems installed in the state bu-
reaus had been approved by the fed
eral departments. but congressional ac-
ton required the changes
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08
Butte ELks Club
Buns Iron Luna

The Butte Lodge of Elks has authofsj
lied the purchase Of an artificial resi-
pirator, commonly known as an iron
lung" to be used for the benefit Of
the community and state. DR.. r. r.
Schroeder is chairman of the commit
tee financing the purchase.
The apparatus will be available free
Of charge, whether the call Is from a
hospital, business institution or indi-
vidual, DR.. Schroeder said.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08
MORE BUTTER MADE

Montana creameries produced $685.
575 pounds of butter in october, gain
of 45.218 over the total for the same
month last year. according to a report
by the state dairy division. Ice cream
production was up 4.3 percent and
cheese dropped 16 percent in the same
period
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08
NOTIFIED ON MINING

State Commissioner of Labor E. G.
Burris has been informed by the fed
eral wage and hours division that
placer mining in Montana has been
classified as seasonal employment, and
that operators are not bound by fed
eral regulations on maximum hours
but must not pay wages lower than
minimums set by the federal law.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08

Read the Classified Advertisement!
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08
|CLA SSIFIED|
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Edwards Wolf $ ~ Ss,s'; s::;:
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and instructions. Get Edwards real coyote
GEORGE EDWARDS. LIVINGSTON. MONT.
THREE 200 AMP. WELDING GENERATORS
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NEW STANDARD NA1Ls-New corrusatee
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pairs: sLAslUs: NC Idaho Fails: Idaho
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nuts 50, Popcorn 50. Pecan Meats Soc pound.
Samples prepaid. dime each. KANSAS PRO-
DUcE COMPANY coftevville. Kansas
$4,000, 0YsTERs
ORDER TO USE OR SELL. large. all first
grade. fresh oysters for frying or soup.
Solid packed pints. Prepaid Montana express
24c each. Keep long frozen. Immediate ship
ment. Send money to TURNER'S SrIILK
BEACH OYSTERS Anaeortss: Wash:
ooo, rH9T9 Es.IIN SHISS,,,,,..
Roll developed aa.s ana Negyo quality veloA
prints with double weight endorsements,
Csc. FOX STUDIOS, Billings. Montana.
Roll Film Developed
prints. 2-5x7 trimmed enlarge
ments or ls prints without en-
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Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08
DRESSED TURKEYS

West Randolph Street. Chicago. III. SO years
of leadership on the Chicago market in the
capacity Of receiving and handling OF
DRESSED POULTRY. WE DO NOT CHARGE
ANY COMMISSION Write for prices, tags and
market Information
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08
MONTANA FARM FOR SALE

IN BIG HORN COUNTY. about 40 miles east
of Billings. near Corinth, in Sec. and in
Twp. is 2se 30. 800 acres, fenced. poor
buildings, formerly owned by August Hack
man, now leased to Frank A. Smith under an
expiring lease Price only $500 per acre. No
remembrance CALVIN PHILIPS & CO., 208
Columbia St. Seattle. Wash.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08
MOTORCYCLES
OYSTERS

ORDER TO USE OR SELL large, all first
grade. fresh oysters for frying or soup.
Solid packed pints. Prepaid Montana express
stations. to 10 pints 28c each. Over 20,
24c each. Keep long frozen. Immediate ship
ment- Send money to TURNER'S SIMILR
BEACH OYSTERS Anacortes. Wash
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08
More Than Quick Starts !

SOCONY-VACUUM knows what it takes to
make fine Mobilgas. Here in Montana they
take Montana crude oil and by exacting re-
timing methods produce Winter Mobilgas
that has those balanced qualities which have
made this gasoline famous from coast to
coast.
By Balanced Qualities we mean this:-in
Mobilgas- now adjusted to cold weather.
you get more than one quality such as quick
starts. You also get smooth, rich power,
cleanliness, pickup, long, thrifty, mileage
all in one gasoline!
Drive in today at a station displaying the
Mobilgas sign-the Sign of the Flying Red
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08
FARMS WANTED

FARMS WANTED-WIth the completion Of
Fort Peck dam, hundreds of farmers will be
obliged to move from their Missouri bottom
lands and will be looking for locations
II you want 10 sell your land. advertise 1t In
the GLASGOW-FORT PECK COURIER Box
21s, GLASGOW. Montana Rates cent per
word ps- Insertion STAMPS arcep'Pd
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08
.PoCKET TYPEWRITERs

CASH FOR YOUR LIVE chickens. duck,
geese and dry picked turkeys Ship anytime
NYSTRAND POULTRY CO., 213s Placer St.,
Butte. Montana.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08

TURKEYS wANTED-Long experience in the
produce business enables US at all times to
get the best possible price for your poultry.
Please give US trial and be convinced FL
nancial reference, Mid City National Bank
FOLEY BROS. PRODUCE CO.. 1920 Fulton
Market. Chfrasr III
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08

CASH BUYERS Of live poultry and fresh eggs.
ena, Mont.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04
MANY CHANGES
IN OLD ED|F|CE
New Lighting, Heat
ing, Decoration
Included

Tscomss long-felt need for
civic auditorium will be fulfilled
within a few weeks with compile
ton of the state military depart
ments project for remodeling Of
the Tacoma armory 10 provide
drill hall 200 feet long by 100 feet
wide. In that space Is potential
seating capacity Of 5000.
Citizens who have had use Of the
srmory frequently in past years
for all kinds Of civilian activities
from merchants espositions. con-
eerts and grand balls TO high
school graduation exercises won ;
be able 20 recognize the old facili-
ties In the new.
State funds and PWA federal
aid are financing the improve
ments which represent almost
complete reconstruction Of the
buildings interior and extensive
Improvements already noticed in
the exterior.
When the contracts are compiet-
ed. approximately $4,000 Will
have been expended.
Three years ago Orig Gen. Asu-
rice Thompson. the sdJutsnt gen
Continued on Page Q. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04

I'm say II a." Marcia answered.
The toughest air course In the
world. Baby. we turn out fyers'
Pride rang IN her voice. Her eyes
swept skywsrd. 10 where long
line of airplsnes flew across the
cloud banked sky. The roar Of
their motors was strong and full
throsted. a couple Of months
sgo. the boys UP there were green
as gfsy. But now they're on their
way. And Jimmy helped put 'sm
where they are. and where they're
going. ! want 10 tell you, Linds.
my Jimmy's the best flyer on this
whole base. The best instructor
on. just wait tiii you meet him"
Linda smiled st her. Her osfn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04
RESTFUl NIGHT
FOR US. JUDGE

Judge Edward Y. cushmsn
rested better Wednesday night.
but his condition Thursday still
Was regarded a. critical
At the Tacoma General hospital
neW hope wak held for the veteran
jurist. whom physicians said stood
4 good chance Of overcoming his
illness on the strength q the
wholesome outdoor life ne Jed.
His hobbies OF fishing. horse
back riding and walking. b. which
he built up sturdy constitution.
stand In his favor, II Was pointed
out.
Though HE condition vss about
the same. the federal judge rested
better Wednesday night than on
the two previous nights. Physi-
clans noted this as an encouraging
sign.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04
WILL Be
HANGED FRIDAY

WALLA WALLA - Bernhard
Leuch, former Minnesota police
man who was convicted OF slsy-
ing the mother Of his seven chill
dren at Shelton a little more than
year ago, will be executed at
the state penitentisry shortly
after the approaching midnight.
Warden James NJ. Accauley
said Leuch would be taken from
his cell and marched To the gal
lows at i2.i0 a. m. Friday. The
warden described Leueh's demes-
nor as pretty good and rather
quiet" The Rev. r. T. Allen.
prison cha plain. planned TO spend
most Of the day with the con-
demned man.
OLYMPIA Sources close 10
Coy. Clarence ID. Martin expressed
certainty today he would make
no move to grant clemency TO
Bernhard Leuch. convicted slayer
OF his wife. who Is scheduled TO
die Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04

eyes. wide and golden. followed
the clean. swift flight Of those
ships overhead Bot shs thought.
helplessly. that narcia didn't quite
understand what she meant. Mar.
cha was q Navy git THIS was
thrilling. glorious. 10 her. Bit 10
Linda. who had been taught 10 ses
behind the scenes. " meant only
one thing The same thing sns
always heard. shuddering behlnd
the strains Of martial music. The
ssme thing she siways nav. sadly.
behind columns Of marching men.
War.
Thsy riggsd u out in ceremony
and beauty They msds u seem
CONTINUED on Page 10. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04
State EIks Assn.
Meets in Everett

EVERETT The Washington
State Elks association opened It's
36th annual convention today.
Sports competition as well az
lodge business drew delegates here
by the hundreds.
Championships will BE- decided
in golf. bowling and trspshooting.
Drill teams and bands will also
compete for bonors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04
ORDER RETURN
Of BIG NOSE
FOR DURARY
Minnssola Covssnor
Okshs Extradition
Of Suspect On II
Year.Old Charge

Zig Nose" Barnsst, ones
dapper mob" leader and con-
yicted labor leader If Mime
sofas twin cities'' VIII come
back 10 Tacoma IN stand trial
here for 4 crime he Ia alleged
10 have committed ~ years
axo.
United Pres dispatches 10 Th<
Times Thursday Afternoon aid
Gov. Harold atszssn pf Msnnesuen
had hoacsed tho stats NJ wash
inxton's reputation for Mcss -
sued ~ Cdv. Martin Monday.
Offl~es Clnssscs q. lHAe~h-
cyl n1tfsse ~ NJ TnepWn
pslsee 1spsssweas y ssW -
sstawsssv peslsssstee1 49,
Il tshs nssnets n essts1y -
vetsvn hsm - Taseene.
nsrpstt. vsnisd hete fsr com
plsetty n fnst 1(1pvs pugo1><y q
III rsopIss nsss> >nhisss sss
fs17. i just e1knpsetln3 fcs,r sae
ens-hsIf years q . io-ts.yp ys~1
sentence IN Minnesot. for assault
Ia connectlas with shs acid hofnb'
ing Of 4 Minneapolis dry cleaning
enlistment In ipS1,
Barnett Jumped he ball Al
$4,000 shortly after hs had bseH
caught with Hov ptehsrsoa. ne.
tofious criminal. On ths Top ftsos
81 the department store. We has
been hack In Tacoma sssss, bat
~ss ssisassd hers 10 ssks pssaishs
msnt In bis hons stats.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04
HOUSING BILL
IS PASSED UP
Solons Again Rebuff
r oosevelt in
y Killing Act

WAsHINGTON-~The house
today killed President Roose-
veIt's $500. 100000 housing
bill by denying a rule for its
consideration.
Defeat ~ the measure Vas az.
complisbed in exactly the same
manner by which the Republican.
conservative Democratic coalition
beat is~n the white House lend
ing bill Tuesday.
TINS vote N sssy ih~ hssss~
bag hill . ride ~ss announced
90 10 ia ITO.
Tbs defeat ~ss sirtusiiy admit.
ted by administration leaders he
fore they called the Tsis sp. How
ever they ~sss determined 70 plse<
the heslss on record ca another
ma pr New Deal pr0posai
Tsd.y's sssss sasse - ssn-
Ersss pres>~a tsssra - tvuss-
meal. expected saturday -
MssAss "a ihs latest.
Win the w1ndssp nearing bath
houses sixxisa and snapped witn
controversy Tsmp~rs we're short.
The legislative program Nss nine
tsnfhs complete. but tfssbls Nss
threatened Of half . aezen psssHts.
Statue ~ ~. lor balls ~ss
f--tissi Defsei~sss Appsspsiss
i.sss Passed by hessss Al So.
600 300 and sent 10 sensts sppfs.
pfistlons committee Kzpeetsa 70
reach senaGs fieor FRIDAY. siih
trouble brewing aver h0uss siimsa.
stlon 81 siis. 900 .0c0 commodity
credit corporation fund ana con.
tsossfmsl amendments due 70 b.
offered in senate
0--szes. ses. sos 4 =. ttausiaE As-
4 ibssif3 Bsad Authorizations
Jsess..<f Passed ~ senate az
pectsd 10 be tsnksa BY bossse %.
day sith refusal 70 approve rule
fVf Is consideration
2--wsGs-ss isgi.izsisni Hosss
= advocates II amendments ep-
posed by administration fighting
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