davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-03-05

biles while a minor crime wave pro-
crosses would be manifestly un-
fair"
| Debate Over Police.
This last remark touched off
debate as Representative Bates, Re-
publican, of Massachusetts, asked
why Maj. Brown should not be held
responsible.
Mr.. Monden explained that many
policemen must be assigned to give
service at social functions given by
the Embassies and members of Con-
gress, lessening the number of police
in regular duty.
Mr.. Nichols retorted he never had
seen police assigned to give service
for social functions for members of
the House.
well. have" said Mr.. Mondell.
Il haven't" said Mr.. Nichols, not
for members of the House."
We'll, let us say they were as
| signed for members of the Senate"
said the witness.
Mr.. Bates raped the table as he
insisted there still would be no
excuse if Maj. Brown failed to live
up to his responsibilities. if he had
been given sufficient appropriations.
Denounces System.
Mr.. Mondell protested that ad-
ministration of the District now is
in the hands of men answerable to
others than those who are subject
to their authority.
'The allegiance and the obligation
OF the Commissioners is to the
President, who appoints, and the
Senators, who confirm, them. I feel
safe in saying that with few excep-
tions no government of an enlight-
ened people in modern times ever
has been successful when the ad-
ministration of that government is
vested in the hands of persons
neither elected by, desired by nor
answerable to, the governed popu-
lation"
While praising Congress as the
greatest and finest legislative as
sembly in the world" Mr.. Mondell
declared he did not wish to have
Congress as the sole source of legis-
lative authority over the District.
He said Congress was "unsuited"
functioning as "city council"
Dirksen Doesn't Agree.
All three members of the commit
tee present closely questioned Mr..
Mondell regarding this view and
Representative Dirksen, Republican,
of Illinois, after long discussion,
said:
Your position is that the present
system is not flexible enough and
not adequate. I don't think you
have established that. From the
basis of eight years on the District
Committee. can't agree that Con-
gress has failed to take any emer-
gency action that was necessary.
For example, we amended the rev.
enue act to permit semi annual pay
ments of the income tax.
In this respect you have no criti-
cism against Congress. You may
have some complaint as to recon-
mendations sent up by the Com
missioners. That may be difficult
to establish. I have not been con-
vinced the Commissioners are in
competent"
When Mr.. Mondell complained
that recommendations from the
Commissioners must go through
Evening star., 1940-03-05
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 5.-The real
estate news today is that Adolf
Hitler and Joseph Stain own joint
" a six-family house in Brooklyn.
They are co-defendants in a
mortgage foreclosure action based
on their recently recorded owner
ship of the building.
The matter came up yesterday
when Justice Harry E. Lewis re-
served decision on the application
of the Dime Savings Bank in
Brooklyn, holder of the mortgage,
to serve Hitler and Stain at theS
''home addresses" by mail and by
publication. Such procedure, it was
estimated, would take about nine
weeks and cost 1925.
Evening star., 1940-03-05
Senate Gets Measure
To Take F. {. A. From
Wallace Control
Board Of Six Members
Would Be Set Up
Under Bill
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Five Democratic Senators Joined
in introducing legislation to take
the Farm Credit Administration
out Of the Agriculture Department,
where it was placed last year by
presidential reorganization order.
The step had been forecast last
week by Senator Gillette of Iowa.
who said farm groups, some of
which have substantial sums in
vested in agencies under the F. c.
A., had protested that Secretary of
Agriculture Wallave wanted to mix
rural relief with a credit reservoir"
Those who joined Senator Gillette
IN introducing legislation to restore
the Credit Administration to inde-
pendent status were Senators Hatch
of New Mexico, Mead of New York,
Miller of Arkansas and Truman of
Missouri. Senator. Minton, Demo-
crat, of Indiana, who Senator Gill
lette said last Friday also would
sponsor the bill. told reporters he
had learned the farmers of his State
were not of one mind about the
measure and that he had decided
to wait until he could study it fur
ther.
Minimum Apprehension.
Meanwhile, Gov. A. G. Black told
the Credit Administrations IL dis
trict general agents that apprehen-
sion over the F. C. AS inclusion
within the department was unwar-
ranted.
Mr.. Black compared public con-
Germ in this matter with that which
followed Orson Welles' Marian
radio broadcast.
After ALL" he said, "the Farm
Credit Administration is created
and directed by laws to do certain
things and certainly there will be no
effort from an administrative stand
point to seek more leeway in their
administration than they them
selves give, and the approach, of
course, always will be to give the
farmers the best service possible"
Under the bill introduced yester-
Evening star., 1940-03-05
Hitler and Stain House
In Brooklyn Under Litigation

The property was transferred to
the German Fuehrer and the Rus
sian leader last January by Martin
Auslander and Julius Freilocher.
Counsel for the bank said the
transfer was made to "embarrass'
the bank, but that the action was
now regretted"
The counsel also said he had
communicated with embassies and
consulates of Germany and Rus
sia and that he had been told they
didn't know anything about any
Hitler-Stalin house in Brooklyn.
But it is noted, however, that the
law prescribes that, in order to
protect its interests, the bank must
in some manner serve Hitler and
Stain before proceeding with the
foreclosure,
Evening star., 1940-03-05
Reorganization
Continued From First Page.)

could not be made efficient by any
mere reshuff1ing of bureaus.
Conditions Denounced.
At the outset Mr.. Mondell charged
conditions in the District were a
national disgrace"
Mr.. Mondell said The present
form of government is, in its func-
tioning, incompetent and ineff1-
cient." He quoted former Attorney
General Cummings as saying the
crime record" here was national
disgrace.
He added:
mo one has yet suggested, so far
as know, that the conditions which
exist in this city are the result of
any tendency toward crime, toward
filth, toward disease or toward gen.
eral meanness on the part of its in
habitants.
Called Dangerous Place to Live.
mo one has claimed that our
slum conditions are due to a dis
position on our part to live in
slums. No well-informed person
has made the charge, though ii
has been made, that these condi-
tions are due to the existence OF
the colored population. Many OF
the cities of the United States have
far larger colored populations both
numerically and in percentage.
"Neverthless, under the present
form of government, the District
has become place more dangerous
to life, limb, health and property
than any other city in the United
States. Sickening conditions in our
| city institutions have become sc
commonplace that only |hen per-
sons of national Importance cal
them to public notice does theil
existence dent the monumental
serenity of our responsible officials
Mr.. Nichols, who presided in the
absence of Subcommittee Chairman
Kennedy, broke in to say:
-"I presume you are going to give
data in support of these rather broad
charges"
quotes FROM Article.
When Mr.. Mondell replied he had
not intended to go Into that" Mr.
Nichols said, THE committee is not
ready to agree that this is the stu
ation." The witness then quoted
from an article in the Forum by
Merlo j. Puzey, calling the situa-
ton in the District a national dis
grace" He also referred to findings
by the Washington Criminal Justice
Association and to reports by Mrs
Helen Dewey Hoffman, executive di-
rector of the Washington Housing
Association.
Mr.. Mondell said he did not at.
tribute the difficulties to the per-
sonnei of the city government. The
fault, he held, lies with the system
He said there have been Commits
sioners who were efficient and mer
who were inefficient, but latter they
ascend the dias, however, the differ.
ence in their administrations are
negligible in so far as the manage.
ment of the affairs of the District i
concerned"
Mr.. Mondell then declared he does
not believe Traffic Director Var
Duzer alone is to blame for all o.
the traffic ills or the chief of the
engineer division is personally re-
sponsible for the failure to clear
the streets of the recent snow. "To
blame Maj. Brown solely for the
fact that our policemen spend a
considerable portion of their time
| r,1oyipo too with parked a,1tOnoo
Evening star., 1940-03-05
Building to Be Rozed
To Build Restaurant

A building at the east end of Cal
vert Street Bridge which has been a
Capital landmark since the turn OF
the century and a waiting room for
streetcar passengers, will be razec
to make way for restaurant, it was
announced today.
The building has been leased by
the Capital Transit Co. to national
restaurant chain and will be re-
placed by a modern structure. The
lease is for 10 years and was nego-
tiated by the offices of Carl G
Rosinski and F. Eliot Middleton
realtors.
Evening star., 1940-03-05

hands of the Budget Bureau and
sometimes their plans are emascu-
lated before they reach Congress,
Mr.. Nichols broke in to say, Con-
gress is not bound by Budget Bu-
reau reports. Why, we have ordered
traffic lights without the buerau
saying aye, yes or boo. We don't
have to pay any attention to the
bureau or to the President"
Evening star., 1940-03-05
OIney lenten Service

OLNEY, Nd, March 5 (speciaD -
At lenten services in st. Johns Epis-
copal Church. Olney, tomorrow
evening. the speaker will be Harold
Prizes, lecturer and pianist of WASH
ington. Lenten services will also be
held In st. Luke's Episcopal Church
Brighton, Thursday evening, and ST.
Bartholomew Episcopal Church
Laytonsville, Friday evening. The
Rev. Thomas F. Opie Is rector Of all
three churches.
Evening star., 1940-03-05

powers and functions would be
vested In the new board.
The measure would become efYec-
tive Is days from the date Of Its
approval.
Evening star., 1940-11-22

there had been only one casualty
roof watcher was hurt, but not
seriously, by the first bomb, which
had exploded on a nearby hotel
roof.
Perhaps I should say there was
second casualty lump on my
forehead, the result of colliding with
that concrete cupid.
All in all it's surprising how much
fun you can have here in the eve
ming without paper hat, a tin hat
or cover charge.
Evening star., 1940-11-22

front and behind the Maginot Line
in Lorraine and the Palatinate
have been virtually overrun by
vermin. About 100000 squill cakes
were laid out as bait besides large
quantity of fish poisoned with 1,500
quarts of a liquid gained from
squills. Eight hundred pounds of
Evening star., 1940-11-22

adding, however, that It is waged
against rats and mice.
Approximately 100000 rodents
already have been shoveled from
the long battle line and carted
away. But many more are still
to be caught.
Evacuated villages and farms in
Evening star., 1940-11-22
United Air Lines Diverts
New Transport to Army

Bowing to the national defense
emergency, United Air Lines today
announced that it has diverted to
the Army Air Corps one of ten 81
passenger Douglas DC-3 transports
scheduled for delivery this month.
The airline agreed to a postpone
ment Of delivery of its tenth plane
until next June.
United also has an additional
$4,000, 900 order for airplanes and
engines, including four-engined
transport planes, delivery of which
Evening star., 1940-11-22

is scheduled to begin early next
year.
With the delivery of its nine new
transports this month, United will
have fleet of II twin-engined
transports for operation over $500
miles Of airways.
Evening star., 1940-11-22
poisoned barley were applied against
rampant mice.

The oldest American college Greek
letter fraternity is Phi Beta Kappa.
organized at william and Mary Coll
ege, Williamsburg, Va, December 5.
lT76.
Evening star., 1940-11-22
Ruts Nor Are Enemy
On Muqinot Line

KAISERSLAUTERN, Germany
The war still is on with all grimness
on the Maginot Line, the Strass-
burger Neueste Nachrichten reports,
Evening star., 1940-11-22

Since outbreak of the war New
York has become the worlds leading
diamond cutting center.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30
MAGYAR-AMERIKAT

t0bb sulyos yeszedelem fe-
nyegeti, amelyek egy reszet
csak ugy harithatjuk Ell ma
gunkrol, ha a legnagyobb ia
pintattal intezzlk a sorsunkat.
Ki vagyunk annak teve,
hogy a magyarok tizezreit le-
fizetik a gyarakbol, inert mem
lehettek eddig anerikai pol
garok, s elso sorban ezeknek
az erdekeben kell. minden lehe-
tot megtennunk.
Ki vagyunk annak teve,
hogy a magyarok szazait kom-
munizmus es nacizmus cimen
fogjak uld0zni q ,hogy sokat
koziilok kivagnak "a PWA
munkabol (nem lehetetlen pl.
hogy az international Workers
Ordert "kommunista egylet-
nek' talalja az FBI., ahogy
nehany polgarosito biro annak
talalta) S rata kell lennunk,
hogy ezeken segitsJnk. Meg
kell vizsgalnunk ezeket az
egyeneket IS fel kell vilagosi-
tani az amerikai hatosagokat,
amennyiben ARA a lehet6seget
megadjak, hogy lit nagyreszt
elbolonditott, meggondolatlan
es tudatlan emberekkel allnak
szemben, akiknek a kommu
nizmusrol vagy nacizmusrol
mines is fogalmuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30
den szervezete,xr a Roosevelt
harmadik termflausaert.

den szervezete,xr a Roosevelt
harmadik ternfrausaert.
A szabo o-munkasok nagy
szervezetenek a konvenciojan
Lewis vendeg volt, S mikor a
podiumra lepett' beszelni, valo-
sagos orkan tort XII, amelyben
- Rooseveltet eltettek.
A jelenlegi, a aafegyverkezesre
vonatkozo viselkedese sem sze-
rencsesebb LewiSnak, S min
den jel ARA mutat, hogy pa
lyaja ezentul lefele fogja We
zetni. >Ft
Ha t6le is, Greentol is saba
dulni tudnanak a munkas-szer
vezetek, akkor nemcsak eler-
nenek a ket szeryezet kozti egy
seghez, hanem konszolidalni is
lehetne azokat a szep eredme-
nyeket, amelyeket az vi deal
adott az amerikai munkasnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30
ejjel-nappali
nagyiizenl, az
nunka kezd0dik.
A NEHEZ IPAR, A

szerszamipar, a r0piil6gep-
ipar egyelore a sz0yetsegesek-
mex dolgozik, akikt0l nap-nap
utan nagyobb rendelesek er-
.keznek, ha a haboru mem er
par honap alatt a vegehez,
akkor igazan nagymeretu
boom lesz az orszagbarl.
De ugy ebben, mint az auto
iparban, a szen-iparban, a
szov6 es cip6 iparban es az
iparagak szazaiban legalabb
ket ewes prosperitas kezd6dik
azonnal, mihelyt a kongresz-
szus altal most megszavazott
hadi koltsegvetes rendeleseit
kiadjak.
E;s amint ait a multi heten
megirtuk, egesz biztos, hogy a
most megszavazott milliardo-
kat nagyon gyorsan, nagyon
sokkal tobb milliard togja k0-
vetni, inert ha ez az orszag ell
hatarozta, hogy felfegyverke-
xix, alaposan fogja AIT meg
tenrli.s
Joggal szamithat hat ra
mindenki, hogy r0videsen az
emberek legnagyobb resze dol
gozni fog, S akik munkahoz
mem jutnak, azoknak segely-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30
KOzGYULEST TARTOTT A
MAGYAROK WLAGSZOVETSEGE

Budcpesten dprilis 29-en,
hett6n deli IL 6roEor tar
totta meg a Magyarok W.
ldgss0uetsege Gesa utcai he
Iyisegeben +. evi reades k0s-
gyuleset. Nyugodtabb id6k-
ben ITALIAN zsufolasig megtelt
volna a nagyterem, azonban
Macy orommel kell megalla-
pitanunk, hogy a kozgyules
k0zonsegenek osszetetele ICY
is ekes bizonysag volt amel-
lett, hogy az ohaza tarsa-
dalma naprol-napra jobban
ertekeli a Magyarok Vilag-
szovetsegenek c E kitUzeseit
es igyekszik azokat tole tel
hetoen elosegiteni.
Megjelentek a k0zgyiile-
sen vitez leveldi Kozma
Miklos v. belugyminiszter, a
Vilagszovetseg tar selnoke,
Ravasz Laszlo ref. puspok,
Raffay Sander ev. pusp0k,
Tors Thor kepvisel0hazi al
elnok, Krywald Otto papai
prelatus, Ripka Ferenc ny.
fopolgarmester, Com bos
Laszlo DIR. belugyminiszteri
tanacsos, Somssich Miklos
felsohazi tag, Ajtay Jozsef, a
Magyar Nemzeti Szovetseg
ugyvezeto aleln0ke, Javor-
nitzky Jen6 min, tanacsos,
Kovacs J. Istvan ref. teolo-
giai igazgato, Eottevenyi
Oliver a Kulugyi Tarsasag
ugyvezeto elnoke, Krajnyak
Gabor gor. kat. plebanos,
Pfeiffer Janos teologiai ta-
mar, Majoros Istvan a Ma
gyar Nemzeti Sz0vetseg igaz-
gatoja, Erodi Harrach Tt
hamer, Mora Laszlo iro, a
Budapesten tartozkodo kill
foldi magyarok, stb stb. -
A holgyek soraban oft lat
TUX Szegedy Maszak Aladar-
net, Stolpa Jozsefnet, Al
gyay Hubert Palnet, Bangha
Aurelnet, Hayel Jozsefnet,
Greguss Andornet, a Szo-
cialis Testverek kuld0ttse-
get. #s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30

tettel lehetoen meltanyos
alkalmazasara.
4. Hetenyi Janos inditva-
nyozta a Magyarok Vilag-
szovetsege tagjainak min5l
intenzivebb belfoldi meg
szervezeset es ugy az ohazai,
mint a kulfoldi magyar ifju-
sagnak a mozgalomba valo
bekapcsolasat.
Orvendetes bejelentest tett
a kozgyules vegen Macy
Karoly DIR. a Magyarok vi
lagszovetsegenek igazgatoja.
Kozolte, hogy a Scent Laszlo
Tarsulat, az Egyetemes Re-
formatus Konvent, a Ma
gyarors zagi Evangelikus
Egyhazegyetem es a Julian
Is k olaegyesJlet megallapo-
dasra jutott, hogy a jov6-
ben a kulfoldi magyarsag
ugyeiben a Magyarok vi
lagszovetsegevel egyittesen,
egyseges programmed es a
m u n kateriiletek celtudatos
felosztasaval ohajt tevekeny-
kedni. EFT a peldaado egyiitt
mukodest, amely a joiigynek
csak hasznara lehet, a koz-
gyiiles elenk helyeslessei TO-
gadta.
Elismeressel vette tudo-
masul a kozgyules, hogy a
Gazdak Biztosito Szovetke-
zete a k0zeljov6ben ujabb
konyvadomanyokat juttat a
kulfoldi magyar ifjusagnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30
NAGYON ERDEKES

a John L. Lewis helyzetet fl
gyelni, aki a sajat politikai
karrierje es hatalma erdeke
ben felaldozza nap-nap utan a
munkassag joletet.
Miota a CIO carja es a ba-
nyaszok basaja olyan mosdat-
Ian szajjal rohant XII az eln0k
ujra-jel0lese ellen, egymasutan
nyilatkozik meg a CIO min
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30
A REPUBLIKANUSOK-
MAX

ezuttal csupan az lehet a re-
menyuk, hogy minden erejik-
kel az allami valasztasokba We
tik magukat, annyi allamot
probalnak megkapni, ameny
nyit tudnak.
Mert abban az esetben sem
lehetne nekik a nemzeti kor-
manyzat atvetelet remelni, ha
az elnok meg egyszer mem fut-
ma. Akkor valoszinuleg Hull
kulugyminisztert jel0lnek, aki-
mex ITALIAN Rooseveltnel is ma
gyobb lenne a t0bbsege.
Termeszetesen a helyzet meg
a konvenciok el6tt is valtoz-
hat, inert egy veletlen a ha-
boruba sodorhat bennunket,
vagy a nemetek esetleges gy6-
zelme fegyverszunetet idezhet
fel, S n1indket esetben belatna
a nemzet, hogy mem szabad
eln0kot cserelni. Ez esetben
ITALIAN a republikanusok -
Rooseveltet jel0lnek; esetleg
egy republicans alelnOk-je-
lOlttel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30
Macy OSTOBASAG A


Macy OSTOBASAG A
vezer urak reszerol, hogy
szervezeteiket a politika vizei-
mex egyre sulyosabb 0rvenyei
fele sodorjak, hogy 'haboru
ellenes" demonstraciokat SEER
veznek, mikor haborut igazan
senki mem akar a kormany
vagy a kongresszus reszer6l.
S ha az orszag polgarsaga
AIT latja, hogy pl. a CIO mi
chigani kongresszusan egy
Macy newt es kommunizmus-
sal gyanitott munkasvezer akar
nagy haboru ellenes felvonu-
last szervezni, akkor "csak
azert is haborus hangulat ala
kul XII az orszagban, es az
ilyen urakat is, de az egesz
CIO-t is "otodik hadtest" gya-
nujaval fogjak illetni, inert
ahhoz most mem kell sok.
Okosabb lenne, ha a ket
szervezet vezet6i minden tekin
tetben co-operaciot ajanlana-
max a kormanynak, inert a
jelenlegi viszonyok kozt sem a
szajalas, sem a szemtelenkedes
sok eredmenyt mem hoznak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30

nagy kerdes, hogy Roosevelt
meddig tud ez iranyban ell
menni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30
A POLITIKABAN Macy

kizdelmek folynak, s ma
mar elol a kulisszakat elvet-
tex. A demokrata part keszen
all ra, hogy az elnok0t har-
madszor jelolje, ha Roosevelt
AIT vallalja, a jelenlegi hely-
zetben kotelessege AIT val
lalni.
A republikanusok kozt panik
van, s mig egy reszr0l allan
doan hangoztatjak, hogy az
elnok csufosan elbukik, ha
harmadszor salad, masreszt
hiszterikus erofesziteseket tesz
mex, hogy a demokratak keres-
senek mas jeloltet maguknak.
A teny az, hogy ha Roosevelt
a jelolest vallalja, senki mem
szallhat vele szembe S skier
legkisebb remenyevel sem,
inert akar folyik a haboru,
akar beketargyalasok kezdod-
mex, a logikus eljaras, hogy az
eln0k MOST a helyen marad-
jon.
Egy idore a republicans
jel0ltek mem is marakodnak
egynas k0zt, reszben inert
koncentralt tamadasokat in
teznek Roosevelt harmadszori
jel0lese ellen, reszben inert
komoly emberek a jel0lest =
mem is nagyon akarjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30
MAGYAR
OLYOIR ATOK
AJANDEKBA.

A Hungarian Reference Library,
tekintettel a megfelelo hely hia-
6yara, minden esztend6ben kiselei-
tezi azokat a magyar folyoirato-
lat, melyeknek elozo evi szamaira
elorelathatoan mem lesz sziikseg.
kar lenne azonban ezeket folyo.
iratokat szemetre dobni, inert
sex erdekes olvasni valot tartal-
maznak.
Eppen exert a Hungarian Refe.
renee Library hajlando atadni az
alant felsorolt folyoiratokat akar-
kinek, aki igenyet a Konyvtarnal
bejelenti. Termeszetesen szal-
Iitas koltseget a Hungarian Re-
terence Library mem vallalhatja,
hanem az a cimzettet fogja ter
telni. Egy-egy .evfolyam azonban
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