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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05

two offenses. assessing fines and jail
sentences.
Senator Ridgeway Of San Antonio
is to engineer through the Senate the
Davenport white mans primary -
election bill, which passed the House
last week by a handsome majority.
The bill. which is designed, among
other things, TO eliminate the negro
vote from primary elections, amends
the present primary election law 80
as TO require all poll tax receipts
and exemptions to show the political
party to which the person holding
them belongs. 1t also provides that
political parties casting 10000 votes
or over. shall nominate their candi-
dates through primary elections. The
executive committees are also empow-
cred 10 prescribe additional tests or
qualifications, but this must be done
before poll tax receipts are issued.
Dry goods and clothing merchants
throughout the state are to make a
determined effort to have the. gov
ernor veto the Jones so-called truth
in fabric bill which has passed in
both branches of the Legislature and
has been presented to the governor
for approval. Merchants claim that
II will be impossible to comply with
the provisions of this law and in the
event it is approved. suit is to be
filed to test its constitutionality. The
bill requires the wooden manufacturer
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05
INDEPENDENTS PLAN
CAMPAIGN AGAINST
THE STANDARD OIL
Will Mark Filling Stations
With Emblems "of
Independence.

st. Louis, Mo-, March 5.-what
delegates describe as celebration
of independence" will be made at the
convention of the National Petroleum
Marketers' Association, which opens
here tomorrow. The meeting will con-
tinue through Thursday.
The declaration" probably will be
in effect, public display OF emblems
declaring that members of the as
soeiation are not connected with any
of the Standard Oil companies, it was
explained by delegates arriving today.
These emblems, it was explained,
probably will be displayed at all oil
filling stations not controlled BY the
Standard companies, and an extensive
advertising campaign announcing COM
nanies which are not connected with
the Standard is contemplated.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05
EHRAM BROWN DIES
Operated Dry Goods Store Here In.
til Retirement.

Ehram Brown, Is years old, died
at his residence, log Duffield street,
at 800 Sunday morning. Mr.. Brown
was born in Russia in November.
1917 and came to America in 1881.
He settled in ST. Louis. but moved 10
San Antonio in 1891 for his health.
He regained his health here quickly
and engaged in the dry good business
and operated a store until his retire
ment ten years ago.
He is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Kate Brown: one son. DIR. A. A.
Brown; two daughters. Mrs. l.. Eauf-
man and Mrs. ID. Dubinski: eleven
grandchildren and ten great-grand-
children. all of this city.
The funeral will be held from the
residence at ( o'clock Monday. In
tcrment will be in the BETHEL Gene
terry. under the direction of Poretr
Loring. funeral director. Pallbearers
will be eight of the grandchildren :
Abe Kaufman, Nathan Kaufman.
leon Kaufman. Sampson Kaufman,
Eugene Lowenthal. Frank Nelson.
Morris Kallison and Leo Dubinski.
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Continued from page one.)
| $1,000. In this however. is includ
| ed the salary OF a collector author
! ICED by the council. who was to have
been paid out of the contingency fund
thus leaving an actual shortage Of
| only about 5000. This shortage &C.
crued because abstracts and premiums
on bonds were not figured correctly
IN the original budget. The tax com.
missioner said he had written the
mayor several letters about the S1400
but had received no reply.
The fire and police budgets. the tax
commissioner said, are in very good
! shape. Although there are shortages
| IN some funds, there are excuses in
! others and this will permit of an
equalization so that Commissioner
Wright can get by with his budget.
The street department. the tax COM
missioner said, faces the heaviest
shortage of all. At present it amounts
to $4,000. Ordinances have been
drawn, however cancelling contracts
amounting to about 100000 which
would still leave shortage of $4,000
To this must be added about $4,000
necessary to continue the vital work
of the department for the remainder
OF the year. thus creating a final
shortage of 100000.
Must Practice Economy.
The department of parks and SAN
ltation, the tax commissioner said,
faces q shortage of about 500, 900.
1t is recalled, however, that Commits
sioner Lambert claims to have been
authorized by the mayor to spend ap-
proximately $4,000 for whchi he
would be reimbursed out of the con-
tingency fund. As this fund is ex-
hausted now, it is impossible to re-
place this amount. The plumbing AMI
sewer. markets, river and bitches. city
cenltery and sanitary departments
show only trivial shortages.
My figures are estimated. the tax
commissioner said. ION the practicing
OF the most rigid economy for the re-
mainder of the fiscal year. / have
also taken the maximum figures for
back tax collections and for license
and dues collections, both of which
expect to fall short of my estimate.
The collections for milk permits, for
instance, are far below last year and
| am sure the $4,000 available in the
back tax fund last year is in excess
of what will be available this year. \
S2OO,O0O shortage is the least we can
expect"
Banks May Refuse Aid.
Asked if there were n possibility
that the banks would loan in excess
of their contract. the tax commission
er expressed the opinion that they
will not. The contract between the
banks and the city calls for a loan not
ITO exceed 30 per cent of the collectible
taxes and other revenue. 1t is under.
stood that the banks in the North.
which furnish the money. are inclined
to restrict their loans to this amount.
In view of the fact that the banks
Will not agree to an overdraft." the
commissioner was asked. chow can
the city possibly continue to operate
its vital departments during the re-
mainder of the fiscal year,"
The only solution j see," the tax
commissioner replied, ais to issue
scrip. II was done once before, dur
ing the Callaghan administration.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05
FORTY-TWO TO PRISON
Liquor and Narcotic Law Violators
In the Majority.

Forty-two federal prisoners, Of
which 16 arc under sentence in liquor
cases. are en- route to federal penal
institutions from FL Paso, according
to United States Marshal d. A..
Walker, who has returned to San
Antonio from that city. Tho sent
ences aggregate 81 years, and the
fines assessed against the prisoners,
totalled $3.50.
The following are the classes Of
cases and the number OF prisoners
under sentence: Liquor, 16; narcotic,
10: immigration. 6: motor vehicle
theft act. .; counterfeiting, 1; post
office robbery. /; forgery. I.
The defendants were sentenced at
a recent session of the federal court
for the FL Paso division.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05

tons of Pacific coast products con
sisting chiefly of lumber, beans and
rice. There were 5000 boxes Of
apples aboard consigned TO Montevideo
and Buenos Aires in an effort TO in
troduce apples into the local markets
in this part of South America. All
visitors TO the ship today were plen'
tifully supplied with apples.
The lumber shipment includes 800
600 feet consigned to Montevideo and
1000, 900 feet for Buenos Aires. Lum-
her manufacturers in the Northwest
feel that they are able 10 compete
with the dealers in native woods in
the South American market, II they
can avoid the long rail haul TO NeT
York and it is due chiefly to their
efforts that this new steamship line
has been started.
The trade commission represents
the chambers of commerce of Los An.
geles, San Francisco. Seattle and
Portland and includes bankers and
manufacturers TO investigate the mar.
kets and trade conditions in this part
of the world. The new line is expect
cd 10 be popular. The President
Hayes will have capacity load of
passengers and freight for the return
trip.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05
HOUSE PUTS TEETH IN
DEAN LAW WHILE THE
SENATE MODIFIES 1T
Ridgewoy to Work for
"White Mans Primary"
B;Hs Passage.

Austin. Tex. March 5.-While the
House has passed finally drastic
amendment to the Dean prohibition
law. the Senate on the other hand
has passed finally a bill modifying this
act. Should the Senate kill the
Hou,e bill. the chances are the House
will rctaliate by defeating the Senate
measure. The House bill would make
the possession Of liquor for the pur-
pose of sale. prima fscie evidence of
the guilt of the poSsessor and posses
sion of a still is also held as conclu-
sive evidence that the posessor is
guilty of violating the law. ON the
other hand the Senate bill eliminates
the penitentiary sentence for the first
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05
SOUTH AMERICA GIVES
WELCOME TO BUSINESS
MEN FROM WEST COAST
Products From California
, and Washington Also
; Well Received.
BY CLAUDE o. PIKE.
Special Cable 10 The San Antonio Light
and the Chicago Daily News.
Cartwright 1929.

Montevideo, March 5.-The coast
trade commission was received with
enthusiasm when it arrived here Sun
day on board the President Hayes.
This was the first ship to arrive of
the new passenger and freight line
established by the United States Ship
ping Board to supply better shipping
facilities between the North American
Pacific states and Argentina and
Brazil. The merchants engaged in the
port and shipping business provided
entertainment for the so members OF
the trade commission.
The President Hayes brought 5000
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05
DISPUTE OVER LAND
LEADS MEXICANS TO
BATTLE FOR HOURS
Heavy Casualties Mark
Fighting Between Two
Factions. 81,

Mexico City, March 5.-Two groups
of disputants over agrarian allot.
ments near the village of Mixquia.
huala, State of Hidalgo. fought
at intervals for more than twelve
hours Saturday, with a casualty list of
numerous dead and wounded, says the
Pachuca correspondent Of Excelsior.
Governor Azuara has sent troops to
the district to quell the disorder, the
correspondent adds.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05

to label plainly the percentage of
virgin wool in his product.
A delegation of North Texas mer-
chants is expected here this week to
spresent the matter to the governor
and urge him not to approve the
measure,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05

sturdy, flexible,
It airing
gu ality til at
burlap gives to
linoleum.
Lin oleum
has every quail
ity til at a
mode rn floor
should have.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05

tearing. There is no surer way to iden-
tlfy genuine linoleum than by this woven
burlap back. The Armstrong trademark,
a Circle "a" appears clearly on the back
OF all Armstrong; Linoleum. 1t is this
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05

oCCu VII Is HOC
truly linoleum
untilit has been
pre- sse d or
keyed 3" into a
fabric of tough,
strong burlap.
This burla APP
back provides a
solidfoundation
and pre,,ap+e
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05

The Guest--I hope II won't put you
out TO put me up for few dsys.
The Host-Not at all. You'll sleep
in the cooks room. She always takes
leave OF absence when we have COM
'pany.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05

That is the kind of floor lnoleum
offers to either the new or the old home.
Linolenm tn interior decoration
The wealth of colors and patterns in
which Armstrong; Linoleum is made has
given architects and interior decorators
an opportunity to suggest permanent
lnoleum floors that are artistically part
of the room itself. Well-chosen floors of
linoleum blend with the color schemes of
walls, furniture and draperies. Rugs are
placed on these floors as on any per-
manent floor.
Armstrong; Linoleum is sold in good
furniture and department stores in rich
plain colors, beautiful two-tone Jaspe
effects, parquetry inlaids, tile inlaids,
carpet inlaids and pleasing printed de-
signs. Estimates furnished by linoleum
contractors or house furnishers will sur
prise you at the low cost of replacing
worn wooden floors or installing Arm
strong's Linoleum floors in a new home
The Armstrong Cork Company main-
tains Bureau of Interior Decoration for
the purpose of giving advice on this sub
ject, without charge.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05

she-Mary says she puts her whole
heart into her cooking.
He dryly)-she must have been very
hard hearted wnen she fried this liyer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05
What the barlap gives

This mixture of cork and oxidized lin
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05
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Afnnstrongs:
]. !. q. J. !.
Lino:leun,l.. /.

The linoleum floor is smooth, resilient,
and enduring. 1t iswaterproof and the
easiest of all floors to clean and keep
clean. 1t can be kept looking new year
after year by an occasional waxing and
polishing. 1t is extremely quiet and, be-
cause cork is nonconductor of heat, is
never cold to the touch. The linoleum
floor is comfortable, beautiful, sanitary,
and yet inexpensive because it never re-
quires costly re6nishing. 1t does not
splinter and does not absorb grease, dust,
or stains.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05
Laying linolenm for permanency

In summer wood floors expand. In
winter they dry out and contract, with
tendency to open up the cracks between
the boards. Your linoleum floor, there
fore, should be cemented mot tackled
over a lining of builders deadening felt
which has been previously glued to the
bare floor boards. The felt takes up ex-
pansion and contraction and gives you
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CITY BROKE; MAY
co ON SCRIPT BASIS

Continued from page one.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05

with the cork, becomes remarkably du &.
rable. The daily tread of thousands of
feet makes little impression uponit. Also,
it can be printed with patterns or designs
that do not fade; or it can be colored
throughout it's entire thickness with
colors that are as permanent as the limo
leum itself. This is what is known as
inlaid linoleum.
These are the qualities that linseed oil
gives to linoleum.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05

to its original shape.
floor and it will rebounc
I Cork is nonabsorb.
entand moisture-proof.
You can use it to stop
a full bottle; lay the
bottle on its side for
years and the cork will
holdthecontents. Cork
resists decay. 1t is a
good heat-insulator,
(which makesitwarmto
the touch, summer or
winter.
Cork is tough. 1t
does not scratch or
abrade easily, nor will
1t scratch or mar other
surfaces.
These are the qualiti
to linoIeum.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05
What the cork gives

You have probably handled
hundreds of ordinary cork
shoppers, but have you ever
really examined a piece of
corktostudy what tsspecial
properties arei
Cork is the outer bark of
the cork oak. 1t is light. 1t
will float in water. Cork is
elastic. You can COMPRESS
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05

Nisr cork J,epper5
hsrs besn pHnehsI
from ,f,ipi Of cork
@srk, The remainder Of
shs cork "trip is
ground up and nJsS
in making fnoLsnm
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05

perm anent, water
proof, good-looking
floor. The added SER
vice and w ear this
method gives are we'll
worth the extra cost.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
A KOSSUTH-K0R ELHALAsZ.
TOTTA PIKNIKJET

A Kossuth K0zmiivel6desi Egye-
siilet szerdan este tartott rendki-
will gyiileseben elhatarozta, hogy
folyo h6 lire tervezett piknik-
jet, tekintettel ARA, hogy Mum
kasbetegs. es 0nk.-szervezet es a
Magyar .Tarasas Is Athletilai
Klub is ezen a napon rendeznek
pilxniket, elhalasztja foly6 ho "a.
ikere a Brier Hill Parkban fog
ia megtartani.
A Kossuth-K ext az elismeres-
remelt6 hatarozat&t azert hozta,
inert mem akart a ket testveregye-
siiletnek artani.
Hogy . j0voben elkeriilhet6 le-
gyen az, hogy ket vagy t0bb egy.
let ugyanazon napra tervez mu-
latsagot, a Kossuth K0zlnIvel6.
desi Egyesiilet ksri az 0ssSes egy.
leteket, hoxxak ebbeli terveiket
idejekoran nyilyanosskgra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
A Il 0RAS
Nap VECE
K0zELEDIK
Mondja az egyik nagy acel'
gyar elnoke
Huszonot ev 6ta kiserleteznek xii.
lonfele tervekkel, melyeknek
celia q tulhosszu munka-
nap r0viditese

B. F. Jones, Jr., a pittsburgh
Jones & Laughlin acelgyar-tarsa-
sag eln0ke, kijelentette napok-
ban, hogyi 12 6ras munkanapnak
s vagy 10 orara valo leszallitasa
mar csak r0vid id6 kerdese.
Mr.. Jones AIT mondja, hogy
azon 'benyomas, miszerint a 12
oras munkanap altalanos az acel-
iparban hogy annak r0viditese
erdekeben semmi sem t6rtenik, ts.
yes; inert vezetese alatt all6 te-
lep, mely a legnagyobb fiiggetlen
vas es acelgyarak egyike Ameri-
kaban, 25 ev 6ta kiserletezik
oiyan tervekl1el ,melyeknek celia
a IL oras napot s vagy 10 6rara
leszallltani gazdasagi megrazk6d-
tatas nelkiil s hogy 1910 6ta sike-
rult neki a napi 12 6rat dolgoz6
munkasok szamat so szazalekkal
leszallitani.
Eredetileg az acelipar a II
6ras munkanapra volt berendez-
kedve es ICY annak hirtelen val6
megsziintetese veszellyel jarna
minden erdekelt felre nezve. Ha
azonban az atmenet IL 6ras nap
rol a 9 yagyl 10 6rasra meggondoi!-
va es nyugodtan t0rtenhetik, ugy
mar csak r0vid ido kerdese, mikor
a tulhosszu munkaid6 teljesen
meg fog sziinni legcsekelyebb
gazdasagi zavar es megrazk6dta-
tas nelkiil.
Szazezrek munkaidejenek ie-
szallitasar6l van $40 ICY az 6va-
tossag nagyon is helyen van, Mr..
Jones szerint. Az a processzus,
melynek celia a II 6ras nap meg
sziintetese, lassan bar, de allan
d6an folyik ha i10k0zben olyan
tervet dolgozhatnak XII, mely "a
varok okozasa nelkul megengedn6
a rovidebb munkanapra val6
azonnali atmenetelt, ugy az 3 tar
sasaga egyszersmindenkorra r0g-
ton megsziintetne a s12 6ras ma
pot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
Macy PIKNIK
Folynak az elokesziiletek a Scent
Istvan egyhaz es egylet k0zos
nyari mulatsagara

A Scent Istvan Egylet vasarnap
megtartott gyiilesen foglalkoztak
az egylet es egyhaz altal kozosen
rendezend6 Macy piknikkel, me-
lyet Fourth July-kor tartanak az
Albert street, villamos vegalio-
masanak szomszedsagaban fekv6
kies Kimmel-erd6ben. Az egylet
tisztviseloi es az egyhaz kurato-
raj mar csaknem minden tervet
megbeszeltek es biztos, hogy a
j6tekonycelu mulatsag nagy anya-
gi es erk0lcsi sikerrel fog veg
z0dni.
A pikniken keriil kisorsolasra
egy vadonatuj Chevrolet ct szc-
melyes turagep, melynek erteke
595 dollar. A sorsolasi jegyek ara
SO cent es mar heten eladasra
kerulnek.
A piknik-helyen igen j6 tanche-
lyet keszit Debrovszky Andras
magyar epit6mester es vallalkoz5.
A deszkakb6l 0sszer6tt tancpadl6
40 lab szeles es go lab hosszu lesz.
Lesz tehat bowen helye a tancra
vagy6knak. A tanchoz a zenet
Rig6 J6ska ciganybandaja fogja
szolgaltatni. Sok mindenfeie
egyeb lesz a k0z0nseg mulattata-
sara es Observation-Disclosures. Lesznek
trefas versenyek, kotelhuzas stb.
A piknikre hivatalos ugy a Ma
honing, mint Shenango v0lgye-
mex magyarsaga.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
sZINIEL0ADAs NILEsBAN

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. es On
kepz0-Szervezet es Magyar Tar.
sas- es Athletikai Klub lelkes mil
kedveloi foly6 no 1O-iken, vasar.
nap este s orakor elG fogjak adm
Nllesban, Roman Hallban, a
youngstown magyar k0z0nseg al
tai nagy tetszessel fogadott
"A gyerekasszony" cimii enekc:
falusi vigjatekot.
Kerjik ugy a nilesi, warreni es
girardi, valamint az egesz kor.
nyek magyarsagat, partoljak a fla
tai miikedvel6k elismeresremeltt
torekveset, amellett, hogy sajat
maguknak egy rendkiviil elveze.
tes estet szereznek.
Egyuttal felhivjuk a szerepl6k
figyelmet a pentek esti pr6bara
melyl fel 8 6rakor kezd6dik q
Klub 3381a w. Federal st. alattl
helyisegeben.
A rendez6bizottsag neveben
tisztelettel
spitko Sandor, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
KELLEMES NAP A ZOLDBEN

A Munkasbetegsegelyz6- es On
kepzo-Szervezet es Magyar Tar
sas- es Athletikai Klub foly6 h6
lien, vasarnap, nagyszerii pikni-
ket rendez a Sharon Line 28-ilS
Stop-ja mellett lev6 erdSben. A
car fare oda csak 5 cent.
Rig6 Joska teljes bandaja fog
muzsikalni. Lesznek: versenyfu-
tas, 0k0lvivas es mindenfele
egyeb szorakoztat6 athletikai mu.
tatvanyok. :;
A rendez6seg minden intezke-
dest' megtett ARA nezve, hogy a
kozonseg minel jobban erezze ma
gat. A piknilz mar a delelotti
6rakban fog kezdGdni fatal
emberek gondoskodnak arr6l,
hogy ebedre frissen f6z0tt, izletes
gulyashus es egyeb ennival6k all
janak k0nz6seg rendelkezesere.
Be mennyisegben lesz "majd-
mem '-s0r (near beer), pop, jeges-
tea, fagylalt stb.
| Sz6val, olIan nagyszerii piknik,
mint amilyen ez lesz, mem minden-
nap esik meg Youngstownban, te.
hat kesziiljenek rea lanykak, a
fiuk, meg az 0regebbek is.
Ebben meleg idoben egesz ma
pot az erd0ben elt0lteni, feler egy
| feltucat dOktor i6tanacsayal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
vERHOVAY sEGELYEGYLET
108-ik fi6k

E heten a kovetkez6 tagok be-
tegek:
Varga Mihalyne, 1901 Manhat-
tan ave.
Mihalits Mihaly, 7O9 John st.
Bodzas Janos, 1901 Donation
avenue.
Orosz Sander, varosi korhaz-
ban.
Orgovany Lajos, Massilon, 0.
Hanko Mihaly, varosi kor,
hazban.
Osszesen 6 tag.
Menyh6rt J&nos, titkar.
6l0 Mabel st. Tel. Auto. 70533
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
A MUNKAVISzONYOK
A Macy meleg cs0kkenti gyarak
iizemkepesseget

A hirteleniil beallott kaniku:a
hatasa meglatszott heten
Youngstown ipari keriilet hatal-
mas gyaraiban. Kiil0nosen a vas-
es acelgyarak es azoknak lemez-
es pleh-keszito osztalyai ereztek
meg a meleg hatasat, amennyiben
ezen osztalyok munkasai a Macy
meleg Matt megcsappant szam-
ban jelentkeztek munkara. Kiil0n-
ben munka j6l megy es az dv
vegeig jo munkaviszonyokra van
kilatas.
Dacara annak, hogy jelenleg a
munkashiany Matt vas es acel-
iparban mem yezetheto be nyolc
6ras munkanap, ket Youngstown
gyar nyolc oral munkaid6t adott
az open hearth department munka
sainak. A fizetes azonban mem
valtozott.
A vas es acelmunkasok nni6ja
es az uniot elismer5 gyarosok ks.
z0tt e heten letrej0tt egyezmeny
ertelmeben a puddlerek julius l.
tol kezdve egy dollar fizeteseme-
lesben reszesilnek tonnankint.
E heten megiDdult Sharpsville
Furnace Co. koh6ja IS jelenleg 4
youngstown kerIletben az itt le-.
v5 46 koh6 koziil 43 olvaszt vas-
erect. A miik0do koh6k havonta
650,0O0 tonna nyersvasat A1lita-
lnak el0, vagyis t0bbet, mint q h6-
boru alatt. 1ssI1s 81
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
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