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Arizona republican., 1921-11-14
,DYNASTIC AMERICA
BY DR. FRANK CRANE Copyright, 1921, by Frank Crane)

Henry H. Klein, First Deputy Commissioner of Accounts for the City of New York; has recently pub shed volume entitled, "Dynastic America, and Those Who Own It."
 The book is an argument in favor of the limitation
 Whatever we may think of the authors con- clsions the facts which he marshas to butress it of intense interest
 He shows that the great wealth of this country which is the richest nation in the world controlled by very few people.
 While the world has been upsetting the dynastes of Europe and greater dynastes have been aris- ing in the United States than existed in the Old World
 The wealth power of the American dynastes is greater than all the king power combined.
 These dynasties he lists the Dynasty of Oil, the Dynasty of Copper the Dynasty of Beef, the Dynasty of Coal the Dynasty of Steel the Dynasty of Railroads the Dynasty of Gas, Electric Light and Traction the Dynasty of Ships the Dynasty of Tobacco the Dynasty of Rubber the Dynasty of Sugar the Dynasty of Tele phone and Telegraph, and others
 Several of these ruled by the same set of men and families.
 The Dynasty of Oil is ruled by Rockefeller, who is the richest in the world, owning or controlling some two and a half billion dollars.
 The other dynasties are ruled by small group of men and families, including Morgan, Phipps Baker Vanderbilt, Swift, Armour, Guggenheim, Hartman, Brady Schiff, Ryan, Havemeyer, Spreckels du Pont, and others
 More than 40 families in the United States have an excess of $10O, ,OO0,O 900 each.
 More than 100 other families have an excess of $50,0 900 each.
 More than 300 other families have an excess of $2O, 100000 each.
 These families control the leading industries, ut ities and banks.
 The great bulk of their fortunes has been left to mediocre and inefficient heirs But their assets never diminish so long private monopoly and the cohesive power of great wealth endure
 Of 0,000 900 stockholders in the leading corpor ations of the United States less than per cent trols Ownership of the majority of stock is not sary for control.
 While the instinct of the American people is against interfering with the liberty of the individual in private enterprise there is doubt that it would be wise to put limit to the extent to which wealth be controlled by single individuals and irresponsible groups
 The best defense against Bolshevism and revolu- tion is not to attack and persecute radicals but to establish justice and equal opportunity. Europe is in chaos because of the downfall of her hereditary dynasties.
 It might be just we'll for the people of the United States to that their industrial fabric does not be- come so top-heavy that it eventuaes in a similar calamity.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-14

Is, one of the best-fed men in the world. City people in this country often live on rations that to. the more substantial sort of country people would look like starvation. It is only the farmer who foolishly stakes his all on one money crop, like cotton or tobacco, who encounters actual want.
 The trouble is not that the farmer
 who owns a farm Is suffering. The trouble is, first, that he can sell his farm, invest the money in mortgages and make more without working. in many instances, than he can make by farming his land. Second, he can of-
 ten rent his land to someone else more profitably than he can work it himself Third, if he has several
 sons, the ones that do not inhert the farm cannot afford to buy one in this country. They either go into other country.
 The result of a country in which
 more and more of the land passes into the hands of men who hold it idle for speculative purposes or rent 1t, and in which a man who wants to invest his money in land and to farm it, cannot do so profitably. In- evitably 1t is also a land in which food prices rise steadily.
 W nat Is the Ieuieuy l NO nave been proposed. First, for the nation or the states to buy and reclaim land and sell it, to farmers at a price based
 on what it will produce esd on long time credit. This was the essence of Secretary Lanes scheme of land for soldiers, which so mysteriously dis appeared. It is the basis of the Cal | ifornia land and colonization plan,
 which has worked we'll. and it has been put into practice in some form | by several other states.
 The second method is a form of | taxation on unimproved land which | would make it unprofitable to hold such land for speculative purposes. l Such a tax has always been held sound by students. A bill providing | for such tax was introduced in the last Congress by Representative Nol- an and re-introduced in this Congress | by Representative Keller.
 ! It has attracted as much attention as a pin falling into the Atlantic | Ocean.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-14
THE CITY OF TOMORROW
BY G. D. YoAKuM

Land a few years ago Dr. William F.. Barton was furnished water to drink which was shipped from America. A donkey was detailed to carry the two heavy jars for the slaking of the doc tors thirst. Putting these travellers tales together one understands why David wanted water from just one certain well, and why his friends risked their lives to get it. The mi crobes of the Near East are more dangerous than Philistines or Turks.
 Dr. A. H. Smith, after years spent among the Chinese. says that cold water is something for which every Chinese from the Han dynasty down. ward entertains the same aversion as does a cat. Externally or internally administered, he regards it as equally fatal" Chinese towns are never washed except by rains. Even in the clean German cities, Baedeker finds it necessary to give stern warning to innlxeepers that no hotel will be rated first-class that does not have an American tourist with his new world notions of sanitation and cleanliness, is responsible for that
 No doubt the founders of Phoenix a half century ago dreamed of day when the water, like the waters of Ezekiefs restored Jerusalem, should be "healed.h So another dream. as wild then as the widest, has become reality and will soon become d commonplace. But while this great civic blessing is a novelty let us give thanks for it. Let us remember the men who have labored to make 1t a reality, from the engineer who first saw the possibility of doing it to the laborer who lays the last joint Of pipe and declares the job done.
 Thus spalSe St Francis. one of na- lures most pious children: Be praised, my Lord. for Sister Water. that is very useful and humble and precious and chaste." Let the Great American Desert say, Amen.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-14

With the imminent arrival of the Verde river water another blessing may be added to the list for which Phoenix expects to give thanks on Nov. 24. And how thankful we should be, Not even Venice is more dependent upon water than we are.
 Phoenix should never forget that her tenure of this desert is precari- ous- So long as there is city here there will be battle at her gates. Phoenix and the desert are at war and water is the sole weapon of the city. The encroachment of sand and cactus is as real as the approach of the lava tides that at times flow down from Mauna Loa upon Hilo, threatening to consume the city to the very breakers of the sea. With the plentiful supply of water now brought from the Verde we are safe, and every lawn and vacant lot may lift up it's head and rejoice.
 But there is a use for this water besides irrigation. Verde water is a beverage. This is a table water for whose quality even the enemies of prohibition should be grateful Some day they may have to come to it. Meanwhile thousands of us will drink it with no apologies to Bacchus, for clear water is the wine of America, and one of the humble causes of our national greatness.
 A recently returned trayeler from Turkey reports the water there so vile that he drank less than a pint of it during the weeks of his stay. So it is in France. Water" they say. That's the stuff that runs under bridges," a Frenchman does not oft en get closer to 1t than that. In any American restaurant the waiter first brings you glass of water, but in no other land, with the possible ex- ception of England, would waiter
 do such a thing He would as soon bring you a plate of earth to eat as a relish.
 While travelling through the Holy
Arizona republican., 1921-11-14
1@Perton BraleyS (R1ADdily Poem A 8,z Me
 ESR e7ssNzixiGo1t

They're tinkering now with the tariff. And when all the tinkers get
 through
 I know just the way I will fare, # They do what think they will do: They'll subsidize all who demand il, They'll boost every duty they can And me? Oh, I'll grumble-and stand
 il,
 For I am an Average Man." They talk of revising taxation, For Capitals raising a TOW, So all the wise heads in the nation Are doping new schedules now; don't know what tax they may levy; l cannot quite follow their plan But I'll get the end that is heavy, For l am an Average Man"
 I kick, but f. doesn't avail me,
 I grumble and humble and fret, I swear at the troubles that all me. But little relief do l get;
 By quiet, determined endeavo= I might cure these ills of my clan, But doubtless I'll bear them forever, For I am an Average Man"
Arizona republican., 1921-11-14
Questions And
 .AnsUers

(Any reader can get the answer to any question by writing The Re- publican Information Bureau, Fred eric J. Haskin, Director, Washing ton, D. C. This offer applies strictly to information. The bureau cannot give advice on legal, medical. and financial matters. It does not att tempt to settle domestic troubles, nor to undertake exhaustive research on any subject. Write your question plainly and briefly. Give full name and address and enclose two cents in stamps for return postage. All replies are sent direct to the in- quirer.)
 O. Is it true that any part of the ocean is fresh water?-A. S.
 A. The Photographic office says that there are several places in the different oceans of the world where fresh water may be found. One of the best known of these places is beyond the coast of Miami, Florida. The cause of this fresh water in the midst Of the salt ocean is a spring formed by a subterranean river.
 c. Please advise me the per cent of marriages that go on the rock of the divorce court-H. O. R.
 A. In 1sl5 1t was estimated that the number of divorces was 112,036. Of these 31.1 per cent were granted to husbands; 6S.9 per cent granted to the wife. The marriages num- bered 1,040,77S.
 c. What religion has the most followers?-G. p. Nj.
 A. The religion which has the most followers is Confucianism or Taoism. The members number 3t0,- 925, ,000
 o. What pitcher has struck out the most batsmen?-F. w.
 A. Walter Johnson of the Wash ington team of the American league has struck out more batsmen than any other pitcher in the history of baseball. In a game on August IS. 1921, he struck out eight men, bring ing the total up to 2,775. surpassing Cy Young's record of 2,T71 strike outs.
 O. You state that the first aerial mail delivery in the United States was made in 1911, by E. L. Covinu- ton; Did he make the trip aIone?- H. w. s.
 A. The postoffice department says that the postoffice pilot, E. l., Ov- ington, made the first air mail de- livery trip alone.
 1 cookbooks.
 o. When was revenue tax first put on whisky?-J. c. B. A. The first revenue tax or | whisky dates back to March. 17s1. O. Who was the original maker O Washington pie?-F. C. ' A. While it seems to trace Wash
Arizona republican., 1921-11-14
ABOUT THE STATE

next few days. Work on the examin- ing of buss structure Is being at the present time conducted by a corps 0f engineers and other activities along electrical lines serve to confirm statements of officials in which il Eas announced that the smelter will De opened by the end of the week. Silver Belt
 Gets Big Snake
 YUMA-Hank Jarvis, who lives just across the bridge in California, killed one of the largest rattlesnakes ever seen in these parts while hunt ing down near Moon mountain one day last week. The snake was at least 12 feet long and five inches in thickness and had 27 rattles. It took five well directed charges of buck shot to subdue the monster-Sun.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-14
.IiISTICE

ship S-day clock. After listening to both sides the judge turned to the plaintiff. 'rYou get the clock" he said gravely.
 And what do I get?" complained the defendant
 "You get the eight days" replied the judge Edinburgh Scotsman.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-14
POINT OF VIEW

Dora-Archie is clever though you don't like him.
 Doris-Clever? And drawing $2O a week. Dora-True, but think how much less he is worth Boston Transcript
Arizona republican., 1921-11-14

There were 75 postoffices in the United States in 1790.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-23
P0RULJART ASPHALT
BETYAROK.

Gulovics Anna l6 ewes haztar-
tasbeli alkalmazott feIelentest
tett rend6rsegen, hogy mik0z-
ben Wick es Rayen ave. sar-
kan ket baratjaval beszelgetett,
harom fiatalember haladt el mel
lettiik. xix KOHL az egyik fejerol
lerantotta es a f0ldre dobta ka-
lapiat. Mid6n ez ellen tiltakozott,
szidalmaztak ct. Egyikiik elillant,
de mask ketott, nevleg Mount
ford Russellt es Collins Harryt
sikeriilt letart6ztattatnia. A bir6-
, sag beismert szemelyhaboritas
Matt $25.0O, tovabba tanuk al
tai bizonyitott tettleges tamadas
Matt tovabbi $4,000 es a koltse-
gek megfizetesere itelte 6ket. Mi,
vel mem tudtak az 0sszeget left.
zetni, fogvatartottak 6ket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-23
Rejtelyes eset.
XII l6tte fejbe Dillon Samuel lem
gyelt amint agyahan aludt? - A
rendorseg AIT hiszi hogy bet0r0k
voltak.

Dillon Samuel, 32 ewes lengyel
munkas, aki a Brier hillen Bes-
scmer street Les szamu hazaban
lakik multi szombaton hajnalban
ARA ebr2dt fel, hogy yer csorog
az arcan. Dillon a fejehez kapott
es megremiilve tapasztalta, hogy
azon j6kora lott Seb tatong. Dill
Ion azonnal felkeltette feleSeget
es telefonaltak a rend6rSegre.
A f6kapitanysagr6l azonnal XII
szallt a keszenlet, k0ztiik .Virag
JOSEF magyar rend6r is es a su-
lyoSan sebesiilt embert a k6rhaz-
ba vittek, ahol az orvosok nem-
sok remenyt nyujtanalS felepiile-
sehez A rogt0n megejtett WIS
galat sZerint sem Dillon, sem npje
mem hallottak Semmi lowest, sem
zajt a szobaban. A k0zeli Carne-
gle ejjeli ore jelentette hogy hal
latt egy lowest de mem latott sem
kit sem. AenkinS kapitany le-
tart0ztatta Dilon6t, aki ait val
lotta, hogy almaban hallott vala-
mi l0veshez hasonl6 zajt de ad-
dig mem volt tudomasa ar0l, hagy
ferje megsebeSiilt. mig az fel KEEL
tette. Dillon, aki eSzmeletenel
volt acknowledgement nyilatkozott.
Masnap detektivek alapos kuta-
tast tartottak hazban es megal-
lapitottak, .hogy Oft betoro jart,
A haz falara kusz6 indak ugyaniS
Pgy ablaknal le voltak tepve es a
bet0r6 val6sziniileg az ablakon
at hatolt a hazba. Dillonek szerint
hal6szobajul k aitaia zarva volt
amikor lefekiidtek,. a rendor0k
azonban nyitva talaltak. A detek-
tivek szerint Dillon val6sziniileg
megfordult almaban es a nesz
aayira megriasztotta a bet0r0t
hogv ral6tt eS aztan elmenekiilt.
Az assZonyt erre szombaton del
utan sza badOn bOcsatOttak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-23
MEGVADULT HORVAT.

Nagyon besZeszelt napokban
Luposonics Istvan horvat atyafi.
A tiltott nedii kiil0n0s hatast gya-
korolt Istvan baratunkra, ami
abban nyilvanult meg, hogy ellen
seget latott az automobilok gumi
kerekeiben. A West Federal street
setal6 k0z0nsege egyszerre csak
Macy meglepetessel latta, hogy a
horvat remes orditassal ravetette
magat hozza legk0zelebb all6
automobilra es eles bicskajaval
Szurni vagni kezdte a gumi alb
roncsokat. Persze gumi kenyte-
len volt engedni az er6szaknak
es Istvan ba r0vid lido alatt vagy
hetet kivegzett, a felfujt gumi
kerekek ugyannis a $40 szoros er-
telmeben kiadtak a sZuszt. J0ttek
rend0r0k es vittek a horvatot
a dutyiba, ahol masnap AIT mon
dotta a bir6nak, hogy 8 bizony
semmire sem emlekzik, a "rezin
dzsek" volt az Okla. A bir6 kiie-
lentette, hogy mivel a rein dzse-
ket nem biintetheti meg kenytelen
Pistat megbintetni es elitelte
100 dollar penabirsagra es az oko-
zott kar mogteritesere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-23
SZERKESZT0NK SZABAD.
SAIGON.

f het vegen szerkeszt6nk Ne
menyi Mikl6s szabadsagra megy.
csak julius 5-en ter vissza. Tavol-
leteben a lapot DIR. Pessenlehner
Antal fogja szerkeszteni Dr.. To
r0k Sander nj belmnnkatarsunk
segitsegevel. Hogy lapnal ne
legyen fehnakadas, kerjiik az egs
lett es egyhazi hireket leheto,eg
keddre behozni. hogy azok koz0l-
hetok legyenek.
Szerkeszt6nk szabadsaga alatt
megfatogatja Himlervillet, a ma
gyar banyaszok telepet Is utjar6l
visszaterese utan fog beszamolni,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-23

Hetf6n este nyitja meg Kiss B.
Albert tanciskolajat Magyar
Athleta Klub helyisegeben egy
kis tancmulatsag kereteben. A
fiatalsag, amely bizony meg a
,nyaron is szereti tancot, alkal-
mat kap erre hetf6n. Kiss condos
kodott j6 zener6I Is a mulatsag-
gal nyitja meg a tanciskolat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-23
Diplomas bevandorlok.
Nehez a heyzetik az ohazaban, de meg nehezebb
Amerikaban

azonban a szomoru val6sag! Az
Eszak -amerikai Egyesiilt ALA
mokban ma oily nagy az iizleti
pangas, mint amilyen emberemle-
kezet ota mem volt. A gyarak leg
nagyobb resze mines Hzmben, vagy
csak igen redukalt iizem mellett
tengodik ugy, hogy ma sok millio
munkas all kereset nelkiil. Ennek
termeSzetszerii k0vetkezmenye,
hogy az iizleti forgalom is a mini
mumra cs0kkent es mines az fog
lalkozasi ag, ahol panasznal egye-
bet lehetne hallani.
Ugy latszik a haboru minde-
niitt, gyozteseknel es legyozottek-
mel egyarant, erezteti hatasat.
Ilyen k0riilmenyek koz0tt er-
keztiink mi diplomas emberek
Amerikaba. Mar eleve tudtuk,
hogy magyar diplomank alapjan
eS az angOl nyelv t0keletes ell
Sajatitasa nelkiil szakmankban
0nall0an nem dolgozhatunk. de
remeltiik, hogy ezen atmeneti
id6ben (mely kiil0nboz6 allamok
Is kiil0mb0z6 szakmak szerint..
hosszabb vagy rovidebb) mas
munkak0rt talalunk. De hogy
volna ez lehetseges, mikor annyi-
an, xix regebben vannak lit, job
ban ismerik viszonyokat es
0sszek0tteteseik vannak, munka
nelkiil allnak9
F szomoru csalodas feletti top
rengesiinkben k0zel allunk a ket-
Segbeeseshez, mikor maris uiabb,
de vegre kellemes csal6das er
benniinket. Otthon az a. nezet van
elterjedve, hogy magyar, mi-
tifelvt AmeriAaban z6ld agra ver-s
e6d0tt, egeszen atvedlik ameri-
kaiva. akir6l viszont AIT tartjak,
hogy mem ismer mast. mint
I" business es legsziikebb cs,-
ladian xviii senkivel Sc t0r6dik.
senkit sem tamogat.
Orommel gyozodtiink meg min
dennek az ellenkez6jer6l! A leg
6regebb amerikas magyar es
Szuletett amerikai egyarant a leg
nagybb joakarattal fogdtak,
legjobb tanacsokkal ellattak es
mindenek felett kitartasra buzdi-
tottak bennunket.
De nemcsak igertek, hanem to-
iik telhetoleg cselekedtek is es a
nit tettek, ait szivvel-lelekkel,
szinte fgymassal Nersengve tet-
tex.
E j6leso erzes hatasa alatt
,ezdjiik meg nj eletiinket, mely-
zen vezercsillagkent lebegnek
zemeink el3tt nagy Madachunk
szavai: "Ember kizdj es bizva
bizzal!".
DIR r 6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-23
A vSros .egit a
munkanelkiilieken
Kolcson inditvanyokkal lepnek
a valasztok ele az elO valasztaso-
kon, hogy penzzel kozmunka-
kon foglalkoztassak munkat-
lanokat.

Mindenki tudja, hogy a vas es
acel ipar csaknem teIes pan
CASA k0vetkezteben Youngstown
ban legalabb 30 ezer ember Sd0ng
munka nelkiil. Egyideig meg
birtak az emberek munkatlan-
sagot, de lassankent elfogyott,
vagy elfogy6ban van megtaka-
ritott penz es a varosi tanacS me-
hany hettel ezel6tt komolyan kez-
dett a munkahiany veSzedelmd-
vel foglalkozni.
Tobb hOSSzas tanacskozas utan
vegre a hetfGi tanacsiilespn harom
javaslatot fogadtak ell, amelyek
ertelmeben a polgarsagra bizzak
hogy az augustus elejen megtar-
tand6 jel0lG el6valasztaSokon
harom k6lcs0n Szabalyrendeletet
szavazzanak meg, amely a varos-
max mintegy masfel milli6 dol
lart juttatna k0zmunkara, anne
lyek elvegzese most alkalmas.
Egy milli6 dollart fognak ker-
nj a Market st. kiszelesitfsere.
Ennek a penznek nagyresze mum
kaberekre menne, inert telek-
tnlajdonosok jdreszt ingyen en-.
gedik ad sziiksegps teriiletet a
bizony Magyar is sziikseges utsze-
lesiteshez.
26O ezer dollart kfrnek a varos
parkjainak es jatSz6 tereinek
munkalataihoz. Ennek a ptnznek
90 szazaleka karilne munkasOk
kezebe munkaber fejeben, 100 e.
ger dollart forditananak utcak k0-
vezetenek javitasara, ami szinten
sziikseges a varos minden resze-
ben, es sok embernek adna mum
kat, mig 200 ezer dollart kernek
csatornak uijaepitesere Is kitiSz-
titasara. Ezankiviil varosi viz
miivek 300 ezer dollart vesznek
fel kolcs0n, hogy NJ magasnyo-
masu yizvezeteki f6cs0vet rakja-
max lie varos egyes reszeiben.
A mern0ki hivatal becslesei es
szamitasai szerint ezek munkak
t0bb ezer munkast foglalkoztat.
nanak h6napokon at IS tekintet.
tel ARA, hogy sok a mnnkanel.
kill, hetenkent felvaltanak a
munkasokat masokkal, ugy hogy
mindenkinek jutna legalabb va.
lami munka es valami kereset.
A k0lcs0n0k felvetelehez silk
seges a polgarsag leadott szava.
zatainak ket harmad t0bbsege. A
k0lcs0n0k mem r6nak ujabb ter,
heket az ad6z6kra, ICY egesz nyu.
godtan megszavazhatja a polgar
sag azert, hogy. elkeriilie a mum
kassag a nyOmort a j0v6 telen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-23
A munkaviszonyok.
Teljes iizem beallitas kiiszobon.
Ujb6l leszallitj&k maid a bereket.

A Macy nyari melegekkel meg
rosszabak lettek munkaviszO-
nyok a Mahoning es Shenang6
actl fs vas terme6 ipar telepein.
A hften alig dolspzik munkas-
sag Is szazaleka Ses val6sziniire
veheto, hogy sajnos a j0v6 heten
meg rosszabbak Rsznek viszo-
nyok.
A vev6k csaknem teljesen ell
tiintek a vas fs acfl piacr6l. A
gyarak ahg kapnak rendeleseket
es amt kapnak azok is oily eseke-
lyek, hogy a vallalatok rafizetnek
az iizemre. Ez teszi- .val6sziniive
ait a hirt, amely a hdten kapott
labra, hogy a Rrier Hill Steel Co
julius elsejen 30 napra teljesen
lazarja gyarait es az IDIOT ARA
hasznalja fel, hogy gepezeteket
javitaS ala veszi. Hivatalos helyen
meg nem er6sitettfk meg hirt,
de sajnos minden k0riilmfny a.
mellett szol, hogy tenyleg ugy
lesz. Az sincs kizarva, hogy Re-
public Iron & Steol Company is
hasonl6 eljarasra hatdrozna ell
magat.
A Brier Hill iizem besziintetesc
egy ujabb koh6 kihiilastt jelen-
tene es akkor csak OF maradna
iizembcn a youngstown keriilet
46 koh6ja KOHL, amelyek napi at
lag termelesa % eyer tonna myers
vas rendes k0riilmfnyek k0zott.
Huszonket ev 0ta ez legalacso-
nyabb iizem Mahoning IS She
mango v0lgyeben. Az 0t koho k0'
ziil kett6 a tr0szt Ohio telepen,
kett0 a Sheet & Tube east young
stowni telepen Is eey a Republic
Hron & Steel Co: :sfelepen dolgozik.
A Shenango volgyeben az 0sszes
koh6k hidegek.
A heten ujra megindult vas
es acel arhanyatlasa. ami okvetle-
mil maga utan vonja a berek
ujabb leszallitasat. A keleten lev6
vasgyarak mar leszallitottak a
k0z0nseges napszamot 30 centre
6rankent Is Pittsburgh videker6l
is ugy hallatszik, hegy OFT is ke-
sziilnek az ujabb nberleszallitas-
IA, hogy olcs6bba tegyek az acfl
termelesi k0ltSeget es ezaltal OIL
cS6bb arak utjan meginditsak a
visszatartott rendelesek aradatat
Youngstown rendesen az utols6
hely, ahol a bereket lrvagjak de
val6szinii hogy julius elseje k0riil
k0z0nSeges napszam 81 central
6rankfnt lemegy 30 centre. A Der
lcszallitasoknal sok fiigg a United
States Steel Corporation (acel
troszt) allasfoglalasat6l. Garry
bir6, a troszt nagyhatalmu eln0ke
nemregen a. berleszallitasok ellen
nyilatkozott ugyan, de helyzet-
tel ismer6s0k AIT allitjak. hogy az
aceltr0szt is kenytelen lesz bere-
ket leszallitani ha versenyezni
akar a fiiggetlen gyarakkal, anne
lyek mar leszallitottak bereket
Is olcs6bban kinaljak az acel aru-
kat mint a tr6szt.