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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29
A POLITIKABAN
A LARMA

mar kezdodott. Willkie-nek
az elfogado beszede jobban
tetszett a demokrataknak,
mint a republikanusoknak
inert az vi dealt minden tekin-
tetben megvedte. Roosevelt
minden egyes reform-t0rvenyet
helyeselte, S k ii lip ol itikajat
egyesen dicserte.
Sokkal meltobb lett volna a
beszede egy eln0kjel0lth0z, ha
mem vonta volna ketsegbe az
eln0k johiszemiiseget es mem
vadolta volna meg azzal, hogy
egyeni politikai erdekbol ha-
boruba akar vezetni benniin-
ket. Ez a megjegyzes azert
volt kiilonos, inert hiszen 8
maya valosaggal h a b oru t
uzent Hitlernek.
Ez sem erdemelte XII aZon-
ban ait a vitriolos tamadast
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29
A KORMANYBAN
VALTOZAS

ALT be a mutt heten. Wal
lace f0ldmuvelesi MINISTER le-
mondott, hogy minden idejet a
kampanynak tudja szentelni, S
utodanak kinevezeset a farme-
rex megelegedessel fogadtak.
A het vegen hoztak nyilva-
nossagra, hogy a napokban
Hopkins kereskedelmi minisz-
ter is tauozik, aki a legele-
sebb szalka volt a politkusok
szemebenj Hopkins azzal er-
demelte XII a politikusok gyu-
l0letet, hogy a CWA es a WPA
altal elk0ltott ezermillioban a
graftet senmi formaban mem
tiirte. ~
Erdekes megemliteni, hogy
Knox navy-minisztert nagy
ujsagja a kampanyban Will
kiet tamogatja, mialatt maya
Knox lojalisan egyiitt dolgozik
az elnOkkel. EZ Az a demo.
kracia, ez az a politikai sza.
badsag, amiert erdemes meg.
kuzdeni a vilag minden dikta.
tOraval.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29
DE MEG FONTOSABB
VOLT

ez az alku ARA az esetre, ha
Angliat a nemetek megver-
mex, miel6tt az Egyesiilt ALA
mok ipari felkeszultsege a ha-
boruba lephetne.
Meg a vereseg el6tt kell
Angliatol bizonyos szigeteket,
bizonyos hadi bazisokat atven-
mink S biztos lehet benne min
denki,. hogy angol vereseg
esetere az angel flotta egy re-
szen is amerikai politikai
mortgage lesz. Mem torten-
hetik tehat meg velunk az,
ami Angliaval a francia we're
segnel megt0rtent, hogy a ha-
talmas angol flottat es az anne
rikai flotta-bazisokat elleniink
lehet maid hasznalni.
Vegteleniil meresz, de vegte-
lenul szikseges lepesek voltak
ezek Roosevelttol, S meg hala-
los politikan ellenfelei es ell
lensegei sem mertek a kor-
szakalkoto lepest a kritika
egyetlen szavaval illetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29
A MAGYAR-RUMAN

targyalasok elhuzodasa es a
ruman fenekedes ne ejtsen sen
kit ketsegbe, inert azok ko-
moly jelent6seggel mem birnak.
vegeredmenyben a nemetek
dontik Ell, hogy hova rajzol-
jak a vegleges magyar hatar
terkepet es a ruman okvetlen-
kedesnel sokkal felelmetesebb
az erdelyi szaszok arulo ma
gatartasa, akik inkabb Roma
niahoz akarnak tartozni.
A rumanok vi mozgositasa
inkabb azert t0rtenik, inert
felnek tole, hogy a hatar XII
igazitas belso zavarokat hoz-
hat, S ere akarnak jo elore
keszulni.
Mgyarorszag az igenyeit -
berlini nyomasra - mar ugy
is a minimumra redukalta es
mem lehet $40 arrol, hogy ha-
rom millio embert robbantSa-
max XII lakossag-cserevel a
helyukr6l.
S a haboru barmikepen
vegz6dik, ez a hatar ki-igazi-
tas sem lesz a vegleges, ujab-
; bak fogjak a haboru vegen
kOvetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29

Pontos adatok alapjan ait mutatak XII hogy Amerkban
10 szazaekkal tobb gykoasra vetemedett no. mint fer
ugy latjak az gazsagigy miniszeriumban, hogy n6k
soka keszsegesebben ontjak masok veret mint ferak
Mnha az eoto dh es romboas vagy szazszorta hevese
ben torne gyongednek artott moi lelekb6 mint fer
Dol, ha no diihbe jo tud 0nrnaga eett urakodni
kormany emberei ez annak tuladonitjak hogy n6k-
boil hianyzk humor ant erzek sotetebben
atnak es itelnek meg Oyan hiba aeyen legobb
vees Sc segt es ameyet leet mege6z6 eszkozoke k
szoboln rideg teny mndg meg fog maradni hogy n6k
sokkal konnyebben k0vetnek gykossagot rfak
Meg keI tehat alaposan gondoln dogot iel6t egy not
megbantanAnk. sa..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29
| A VILAG
|LEGNAGYOBB

esemenyet jelentettek be a
mutt heten, mikor - hosszas
el6kesziiletek utan - hirtelen
bejelentettek, hogy az Egye-
silt Allamok es Canada ka-
tonai szovetsegre leptek az
amerikai kontinens vedelme-
ben.
Ennek a k0zvetlen magya-
razata az, hogy a cubai egyez-
menyt kiegeszitettek Canada
bevonasaval (anely fem lehe-
tett kepviselve Cubaban), de
az igazi kovetkezmenye olyan
messzehato, hogy a veget mem
latjuk. a
Ketsegtelen, hogy lit mem
Canadaval, hanem a brit biro.
dalommal egyeztiink meg bi-
zonyos dolgokban, amelyek.
mex vegs6 kovetkezmenyeit
ma az amerikai nep fantasz.
tikumnak nevezne, de amelyeE
- elj0nnek.
Ma katonai szovetseg keszu
(sot van) az angol birodalon
es az Egyesiilt Allamok kozt
de ez a szovetseg szorosabt
co-operaciohoz, Italian vegu
teljes egyseghez fog benniin
ket veZetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29

ihonust caus yu orter be honust an
don't go rownd a boastin abowt it
iior i'll be suspectin yur up tn sum
tdeviltrie evry feller thet has
herd boastin tn dang mulch abowt
rbein so blaIn honust has bin full
of raskality
anywa Guvner amt yu afeerd if yu
,kepe a boastin abowt how dang
lhonust yu be lotta foxes viii be
,suspectin yu j bin jus wornin yu
las a fren
! aint wishin you no harm pur-
lsonalie we jus wanta beet VII fur
lGuvner an saw yu al tibet truble Nv
Ipretendin tn be wat yu aint it
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29
EGYELORE Az
ANGOLOK

tamogatasara keszil Wash
ington, S nehany napon beliil
meg fogjak a hadihajok at
adasanak a modjat talalni.
Ha otven vagy t0bb hajot
adunk Anglianak, az t0bbe
mem esik ingyenbe, inert meg
kapjuk az amerikai-angol had
allasokat helyettiik.
Az a11erikai angol gyarma-
tokra, a rajtuk levo hadi bazi-
sokra feltetlenul sziiksege van
ennek a nernzetnek, s exert
talalt altalanos helyeslesre,
mikor az vi egyezseg hiret az
elnok koz0lte a nemzettel.
Ebben a rovatban egy eve
valtozatlanul hangsulyoztuk,
hogy amennyiben ARA idot
kapunk, az europai haboruba
belepunk;; mem azert, inert
Angliat szeretjik, hanem
azert, inert Anglia veresege
veszelyeztetne benniinket. EFT
annyira alfalfa mindenki eb-
ben a hazaban, hogy egy-
szerre ezermilliardokat4 szaya-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29
EGY TOLLvoNAssAL

sutba Roosevelt ait a wash
ingtoni hagyomanyt, amely a
mas nenazetekkel valo sz0vet-
segtol intett benniinket, de a
jelenlegi nenzetk0zi helyzet-
ben ep esszel es; a felel6sseg
tudataban mem lehetett mast
tenni.G Sc 81 r.,.-
S ha a haboru esetleg gy6-
zelem nelkdl vegz6dik, ha meg
marad ugyan az angol biro-
dalom, de fi1egmarad Hitler es
Mussolini az europai kon-
tinens uranak, akkor a k0vet-
kez6 evek a ket angol nemzet
szoros egysegehez fognak We
zetni. Csakl ICY leszIink ke-
pesek ra, hogy az altalunk is
inert szabad kereskedelmet es
az abban letezo emberi sza-
badsagot megovjuk.
S akar milyen sulyos we're.
seget szenvedne Anglia Gam
meg mem biztos) ketsegtelen
hogy a brit vilagbirodalon
megmarado roncsai es a.
Egyesult Allamok akkor i.
oriasi hatalmat kepeznek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29
S MIALATT EG
A VILAG

a labaink alatt S vilagbiro-
dalmak szakad doznak felettiink,
a kongreSszusban a nemzet
biztonsagabol es vedelmeb6l
bizonyos urak politikat csinal-
max.
A szenatusban nagyon j6l
tudja mindenki, hogy ma
gyobb hadseregre szikseg van,
hogy ait onkentesekb6l kepte-
lenek vagyunk sorozni, sot
tudjak ait is, hogy a kote-
leo katonai szolgalatot MEG
FOGJAK SZAVAZNI; S a ja-
vaslatot megis huzzak halaszt-
jak.
A Holt-fele politikai halot-
tax, az elbukott eln0kjel0lt.
aspiransok az eln0k0t akarjaR
megbuktatni S k0zben jatsza.
max a nemzet biztonsagaval e.
Sorsaval.
Ket honapja folyik a $40
szatyarkodas, 8 kozben min
denki jobban ert a dolgokhoz
/ mint akik hivatasbol foglal
koznak a hadsereg ugyevel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29

tn thinkun wat
J mi ole pappy
! use tn sa tn us
bois wen we
was kids
; mi ole pappy
he sas tu US yu
fellers has got
tu be honust
or i'll tax yur
hides off yu
won't deserv no
Lrod,,$ f,,r heso
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29
MOST MAR BIZONYOS,
HOGY

a nehany hete tett igerete-
ket megszegik es a kampany
hnos es - piszkos lesz.
Wallace ITALIAN vi hangot
visz a kiizdelembe, abban az
esetben meg ITALIAN a szeme-
lyeskedest6l mentesithetik a
kiizdelmet, de ebben mar So
kan mem biznak.
Roosevelt termeszetesen ra-
gaszkodik ahhoz a regebbi XII
jelenteshez, hogy a jelenlegi
nemzetkozi helyzetben mem er
ra kampanyt folytatni, S ed
dig ait mem tette.
De a napokban tartja Macy
beszedet "a IVA mellett, es
mindenki ait hiszi, hogy alb
Dol egy kis politika mem lesz
epen kizarva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29
Guvner Jawn Briker
Columbus Ohio

Deer Guvner, =
yu bin tall<in SO dagone ,mutch as
tn how blam honust w be a. ] bin
reedin yur boastin SO often ] jus got
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29
HETI 81 E NILE

zott meg egyhangulag hadi
celokra a kongresszus.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29

ami elhangzott az vi deal re-
szerol Ickes minisztertol, S aki
a kampany tonusat a tama-
dasaval megadta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29
CUDAHY FEET mem MOSTAK MEG

Az Egyesut Allamok begium k0vete John Cudahy Lon
nagyon szeencseen nyatozatokat tett usagrok
e6 hazahiva hogy hivatalosan megfelelo magyara
zatokat kerjenek t6le.
Cudahy visszatert Egyesilt Alamokba kihagatasra
enokhoz es mindent udok AIT rebesgettek
ogy aapos femosaban resze kovetnek ai meggondo
latlan elszolta magat Londonban.
Masfel craig volt Cudahy az enoknel veg mosolygo
arccal jot jol elzart teernbol es eee sieto usago
max nyomban megmondta, hogy enok vetett senr
Sc a szenere es semmee visszavonasokra mem kerte.
Ez persze onmaga utan vonta kerdest:
Nit csinalhatott Cudahy masfe oran keresztiil ell
n0knel?
Mem keet hozza hosszu kutatas, hogy vaosagot meg
tudja vag Egy kerdesre is nyivanvalo lett hogy Cudahy
Wisconsin allan komanyz szkere szeretne demorata pro-
gramal payazni es ehhez enok hozzaarut
maga reszer0 nagyon helyeselte dogot Cudahy XII
vao ember ai megalana heyet kormanyzo szekben es
teknteyt megvalasztasava egez deokraa para
anely nala jobb jeloltet talalhatna.
nagy szenzacio ehat egy vaasztas kerdesse zsugoro
dott ossze Eat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29
A N0K SOKKAL VERENCzOBBEK

igazsagigymniszter Washingtonban alapos vzsgaat
utan egy nagyon megd0bbent6 kmutaassa szoa egez
aInerikai nemzetnek s4s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29

Hiram Horsents.
Evening star., 1940-09-16
Invasion of Nozi Europe
Possible, De GouIIe Says

LONDON, Sept Is CP)-Gen
Charles de Gaulle says military
invasion of Nazi-occupied Europe
Is practicable for an offensive force
possessing naval and air superiority
sufficient to seize and hold a deep
bridgehead and guarantee continu-
ity of supply. Large scale use Of
parachute troops would be i'm
perative," he says.
This statement by the head Of
"the French National Committee"
appears in a book entitled The
Coming Invasion of Germany" by
James NARROW published yesterday.
The full statement follows:
The military invasion of the con-
tinent is practicable if the offensive
force possesses a naval and air su-
perioritv sufficient:
"(a) To make sure of a deep
bridgehead for transporting an ad-
vance guard to territory we'll pre-
pared by the air force.
"(b) To guarantee continuity OF
transport and Of supplies by sea and
air.
There is, in any case, no doubt
that, after a bridgehead has been
established, the mechanical land
forces, operating in conjunction with
the air force, are alone capable OF
proceeding to the attack and of pur-
suing the offensive as occasion
offers
There is further no question that
in order to establish a bridgehead
and to continue the offensive the
Use of parachutists on large scale
Is imperative.
Generally speaking. too, such op-
erations are possible as soon as the
enemy shows signs of becoming ex-
hausted through the blockade or fol-
other reasons"
The book reviews the military his
tory of De Gaulle and his movement
and its thesis Is that this general
II listened to, would have savec
France and may yet be Its savior.
Evening star., 1940-09-16
Vichy Regime Hits
Aide GauI|e Forces
In French Colonies
Governors Are Authorized
To Prohibit Display
Of Their Emblems
By the Associated Pres

BY the Associated Pres.
VICHY, France, Sept. 16.-The
French government took a new
series of precautions in the colonies
today in the face of reports of re-
doubled efforts by followers of Gen.
Charles de Gaulle to win over the
remainder of the French possessions.
Colonial governors were authorized
to prohibit the wearing or display
of emblems denoting adherence to
any movement likely to disturb the
public order. Prison sentences up
to one year may be imposed
1t was announced that certain
number of Frenchmen whose anti
national ACTIVITY represented pub
lie danger" had been rounded up in
French Morocco and confined in a
camp at Bou Denib.
Decree Extended to Colonies.
A decree requiring employees of
public administration to be French
men born of French fathers or direct
descendants of men who fought in
French armies in the wars of 1914 or
1889 was extended to the colonies.
Certain exceptions were made for
natives.
Three cruisers and three destroy
ers which left Toulon last week
arrived safely in Dakar.
In France proper, Communist
propagandists have been rounded
up at various points. notably Lyon,
joi1 IN,
seille. where one was sentenced for
distribution of leaflets.
Premier Petain himself wa:
named as active head of the French
Legion" which is a merger of al
former war veterans associations
being organized as a kind of ma
tional patriotic movement.
A charge that followers of Gen
de Gaulle are attempting to stil
up trouble in various parts of the
French state was authorized yes.
terday for publication in the French
press. The term French state
was taken to imply France proper.
De Gaulle promise" Cited.
This asserted activity, authorized
sources said. is in spite of De
Gaulle's promise given at Londrs'
that his followers never would ta..-
up arms against France"
Authorized quarters accused De
Gaulle of "complicity" in turning
over French warships and mer-
chant ships to the British after the
armistice.
A so-called memorandum Of
agreement" between De Gaulle and
British Prime Minister Churchill
in which Mr.. Churchill was said to
have recognized De Gaulle as chief
of movement to carry on the wal
in alliance with Britain is consid.
cred here to be null" these same
sources emphasized.
They maintained that De Gaulle
and his partisans are guilty oi
treason through submission to Brit
ish authority
Evening star., 1940-09-16

Children's Bureau. In her new posi-
ton, DR.. Balm will direct the bu-
reau's studies concerning the health,
growth and development of children.
Although leaving her administra-
tive post, DR.. Ethel C. Dunham, the
retiring director, will remain on the
staff of the bureau. devoting most Of
her time to special studies and the
Evening star., 1940-09-16

shops in the Southeastern States,
as part of a national defense train
ing program
This was announced by Director
James j. McEntee of the C. C. c.,
who explained the eight shops are
part of Nation wide system of SO
central repair shops to be estab-
lished to care for its $4,000 pieces
OF automotive equipment. Forty
Evening star., 1940-09-16

has served as physician in chargs
of the children's allergy division, as
sistant attending physician to tha
Children's Hospital of St. Louis and
visiting pediatrician to the st. Louis
Maternity Hospital. She is a fellow
of the American Academy of Pedia-
tries and member of the St. Louis
Pediatric Society.
Evening star., 1940-09-16

preparation of material on the care
of premature infants.
DR.. Balm received her medical de-
gree at Washington University
School of Medicine in 1925, and has
long been identified with medical
work for civic groups in st. Louis
Her research work has been largely
in the field of allergy, particularly
as it relates to infant feeding She
Evening star., 1940-09-16
Sorority Picnic

About 20 incoming freshman
girls were entertained by Zeta Tau
Alpha Sorority OF George Washing
ton University at picnic yesterday
at Sligo Creek Cabin. Silver Spring.
Softball was played and refresh
ments prepared over outdoor fire.
places were served.
Evening star., 1940-09-16
C. G. G. to Train Youths
As Auto Mechanics

Launching plan to train en-
rollees as auto mechanics, 209
c. C. c. boys have been placed
under intensive instruction in eight
e -. C. central automotive repair
Evening star., 1940-09-16

four of the shops already have
been placed in operation, it was
explained, and by fall it is hoped
that as many as 5000 enrollees can
be accommodated at one time.
Evening star., 1940-09-16
DR.. Katherine Balm Named
To ChiIdren's S Bureau Post

Appointment of DR.. Katherine M.
Balm of St. Louis as director of the
division of research in child devel-
opment was announced today by
Katherine F. Lenroot, chief of the
Evening star., 1940-09-16

Thysania moths Of Guatemala
sometimes have wing spread of
IL inches. IT,
Evening star., 1940-05-10
United Stotes Treasury Position

BY the Associated Press
The position Of the Ire
Evening star., 1940-05-10

lock has been first vice president
Of Washington Chapter and chair-
man Of the Education Committee,
Active IN the chapter for years, he
has done much other COMMITTEES
work.
Other Ueetisa Results.
John M. Chirtsie, Riggs National
was elected first vice president; Ken.
meth Birefeld, American Security Il
Trust Co., second vice president:
Frances 3. Werner. Hamilton Ma.
t1onal, secretary; James B. Ahalt.
City Bank, treasurer; Sophia Kary.
dakis, Second National. ASSISTANT
secretary. Neal w. Wells, National
Savings b Trust Co., was elected
chief counsel.
There was q lively contest for
members of the Board Of Governors.
four being elected as follows from
. List Of seven candidates: Herbert
D. Lawson, jr, Washington Loan l.
Trust Co.; Myrtle p. Lewis, Liberty
National; Walton L. Snderson, Ham
ilton National, and Paul ]. Seltzer.
American Security & Trust Co. The
last two members are former presf-
dents Of the chapter.
Rarely has q chapter election
aroused more interest. Almost every
bank president In the city attended
and cast his ballot as an encourage
ment to the Junior bankers. About
so chapter members waited Mt insti-
tute headquarters until the ballots
had been counted and the results
announced.
Evening star., 1940-05-10

Futures closed 30-45 lower.
0lA contract.
Evening star., 1940-05-10
Excess Bank Reserves
Register Increase
Of $2o,o00,oo0
Boord Reports Rise
Is Due to Treasury
Gold Purchases
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
The Federal Reserve Board es-
timAted that lendable excess reserves
Of banks increased $20. 600, 900 to a
total Of $6,130, 900 900 In the week
ended May 8.
The board attributed the rise to
Treasury purchases Of gold.
The boards statement said:
During the week ended May 8
member bank reserve. balances in
creased 1000 900. Increase In men,
Der bank reserves arose from in
creases Of. $64 900 900 in gold stock,
$1,000 900 In reserve bank credit and
a 900 900 in Treasury currency, off,
set in part by increases Of $40 900 900
In money In circulation, ST, 6,000, 900
in Treasury cash, so 100000 in
Treasury deposits with Federal Re-
serve Banks and 5000 900 In nom
member deposits and other Federal
Reserve accounts. Excess reserves
Of member banks on May 3 were
estimated to be approximately S.
100 900 600. an increase Of go J00O, 900
for the week"
Changes in member bank reserve
balances and related items during
the week and the year ended May 8,
1910, were reported as follows:
1sz ,s4s. 3. ~ is4d: J: M isss'' g.
Evening star., 1940-05-10
Pullman, Inc., DiscIoses
Bio Gain in Profits
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. May 10.-Pullman, In
corporated, and subsidiaries, large
railroad equipment manufacturing
and sleeping = car transportation
concern, yesterday reported con-
sohdated net earnings Of sass 816
for the first quarter of 1910.
This was equal to 50 cents a share
on 3,820.194 shares Of capital stock
outstanding, and compared with
$735, ,764, or 10 cents a share, In the
like 1889 period.
Operations of the manufacturing
subsidiaries continued favorable in
the first quarter, said George A.
Kelly, vice president.
The Pullman Co., sleeping-car
subsidiary, reported net revenue
from transportation operations dur
ing March of $408, ,755, compared
with $268, 8,47l in March, 1889. For
the first three months this year
net was $1,319,754, compared with
81, ,182. .461 in the like 1889 period.
Evening star., 1940-05-10
Grain Trade Choppy
As Profit-Takinq
Follows Rise
Chicago Wheot Closes
3 to 4h Cents Per
BusheI Higher,
BY FRANKLIN MULLN,
Associated Press Financial writer.

CHICAGO, May l0.-Heavy deal
ings in the grain pits in the wake
Of Germany's western attack to-
day caused an immediate price rise
Of ~ to cents for principal cere-
ais, after which the market fluc-
tuated nervously and without def
mite direction.
The choppy trade that followed
the early price advance was a re-
suit of profit-taking. which at times
cut gains about in half. Except for
speculative buying due to the physi-
illogical effect of the wars spread
and some purchasing credited to
mills, the wheat market demon
strated that many dealers were con-
fused by developments and the un-
certainty of the European situation.
Wheat closed 3-41s cents higher
than yesterday, May, $1.08h-$1 .0Sa;
July, $l08as -$108A. Corn, 1h-2b
higher. May. 68A-6Sh; July, Co.
687s. Oats, A-1A higher, and Rye,
3 higher.
Evening star., 1940-05-10
Savings Bonk Group
Elects New Chief
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, May 10.-Myron F.
Converse, who rose from ONCE boy
to president of the Worcester Five
Cents Savings Bank. was elected
president of the National Associa-
ton Of Mutual Savings Banks to-
day.
Converse went from Worcester's
public school: to . Job as ofnce boy
in the bank he now heads and wss
promoted steadily.
In an address prepared for = clos
ing session Of the association con-
vention. the new president said he
regarded the fact that mutual sav-
ings banks Of the Nation had more
depositors and greater total Of de-
positors than ever before In history
as an encouraging sign for the
future.
Evening star., 1940-05-10

the American Institute Of Bank
ing. He was married In 1891.
The new president has been con.
nected with the trust company ever
since his arrival In the Capital.
Starting as q bookkeeper, he has
held many important positions. now
being one Of the head tellers.
During the past year Mr.. Biaik-
Evening star., 1940-05-10
Rubber Boosted
3.08 Gents a
Pound
By the Associated Press.

6y tue AbSOClhSu EIcos.
NEW YORK, May 10.-Rubber
for delivery this month bounded up
3.08 cents a pound to $3.50 cents IN
the commodity exchange today.
Contracts for delivery in future
months climbed the 2-cent-a-pound
limit permitted in a single days
trading
Watching the German invasion
of the Netherlands, traders were
reminded that the United States,
which grows no rubber itself, takes
SIS per cent OF the worlds output,
and that around 40 per cent OF the
worlds production of the staple
comes from the Dutch East Indies.