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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-27
Szombaton lesz a
magyar tancestely
Jo programmed dolgozott XII a
rendez0seg. - Kiil0nb0zo tancok
tarkitjak a szep miisort. Jo
ciganyzene lesz.

menyt, mint varja most szom-
bat esti magyar nemZeti ruhas
magyar tancestelyt. A varos leg
megk0zelithet6bb k0zpontjaban a
Central Auditoriumban lesz en-
mex tancestelynek lefolyasa.
KapraZatos diszes magyar ferfi
es moi nemzeti ruhak, miivesAies
magyar tancok, kecses mozgasu
magyar ifjusag teszik erdekesse
ezt az estelyt. A vendegek egy re-
sze is magyar nemzeti ruhaban
kesziil megjelenni.
Ennek az estenek egy mask es
nem kevesbbe izgat0 esemenye a
valasztas lesz. A jeloltek egy
egesz serege eros harcot viv, hogy
az elsG helyre jussanak a kiil0m-
boz6 versenyekben. Saphir Pal
tanctanar osztalyab6l ekkor este
lesznek kivalasztva a Miss Ma
gyar Youngstown, Mr.. Magyar
| Youngstown, CsardaS kiralyn0,
a Waltz-kiralyn6, a Balkiralyn0,
a Csardaskiraly, a Baby-kiralyn6
a Waltz-kiraly, a Balkiraly, Baby
kiraly es Beauty prize is ekkor
lesz kiadva. A versenyben reszt-
vev0k szavazati lapok reven lesz-
mex megvalasztva es olyan sor-
rendben kapjak meg dijakat es
lesznek megkoronazva, amilyen
szamban szavazatot kapnak. A
jtancverseny. a taacterem kozepen
lesz, mig vendegek a karzatr6l
gy0ny0rk0dhetnek maid a szin-
gazdag latvanyossagban. Saphir
tanar sz6l0 tancokat is mutat be
es egyik- mask tame tanitvanya-
val kiil0n tancokat is mutat be.
A n0vendekek k0z0tt oft latjuk
varosunk kiil0mb0z6 felekezete-
hez tartozo ifjusagat.
A tancestely a Lorantffy Zsu-
zsanna N6egylet rendezeseben
lesz megtartva. A Lorantffyak
minden lehet0t elk0vetnek, hOgy
ugy az ifjusag mint vendegek
reszere ez az este feledhetetlen
magyar este legyen. A magyar es-
te Z 0rakor kezd6dik, mig a tame
program ugy 9 ora tajban.
A nyertesek, akik megfelelG
szamu szavazatot kapnak, egy er-
tekes serleget kapnak emlekiil, =
Ugy a serleg mint fejdiszek
melyekkel kitiintetik a nyertese-
ket, mar megerkeztek A szebb-
mel szebb ferfi es magyar ruhak
mar vagy elkesziiltek, vagy kol.
cs0nbe lesznek we've Cleveland
egyik legteljesebb felszerelesii ru
,hakolcs0nz0 intezeteb6l.
| Ezen a tancestelyen mem csas
a tanitvanyok tancolhatnak, ha
mem a vendegek is. Termeszete
sen a novendekek vizsga tancol%
sa alatt mem.
Az eddigi jelek szerint nem
csak magyarok, de amerikaiak l.
lesznek nagy szamban ezen az es
| telyen. Kituno alkalma lesz ;
megjelent magyarsagnak bizony
sagot tenni arr6l, hogy mi ma
lgyarok mennyivel folottebb al
lunk kulturaban sok mas nemzet
incl, kiil0n0sen azoknal, amelyel
| az utobbi id0ben a masok kegyel
mebol Szerzett elonyoktol elvakit
tatya annyira lenez6en, bant
gunnyal viseltetnek magyarok
kal szemben. Youngstown es kor
nyekenek magyarsaga bizonyo
san tomegesen fog megjelenni
paratlan alkalommal, hatal
mas nagy terem magyar zenetol
magyar szot6l lesz hangos, ma
gyar ruhak szinpompaja fogj
gyony0rk0dtetni a megjelenteket
A magyar zene- es tancestel
programme a Six oldalon olvas
hat6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-27
Magyar uZenetet visZ
magyar igazsagot k0vetel
a hazaszallo reptile o-gep

"Justice for Hungary repogep utja korszakalkoto
es vi revizos programot jeent amerkai es canadai
magyarsag kozeleteben. Detroit Budapest megallas
nelkui repules kockazatot jeent, bankettekbol es
konferenciakbo tudjuk magunkra iranytani vlag
fgyelmet. = Utott tettek oraja
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-27

Minden feltiines, hangzatos he
Jelentesek nelkiili, cs0ndes, fa-
raszt6 munka, condos pr6ba el6zte
meg a fiiggetlen ref. egyhaz flu
saganak az elmult vasarnap le-
jatszott Nagymama c. szindarab-
jat.
A fiiggetlen ref, egyhaz tagiai
el6tt egy eel lebegett: ambicio-
nalni az ifjusagot, azonkiviil a
belep6dij elleneben megfelel6
miiveszi szinvonalu szindarabot
el6adni, mely eredmenyes munka
dus aldasara biiszken tekinthet
az egyhaz magyar ifjusaga.
Az Eagle Club nagyterme. =
amelyben vasarnap, febr. 23-an a
fiiggetlen ref. ifjusag mukedvel6i
lejatszottak a Nagymamat, Csiky
Gergely 3 felv. vigiatekat, amely-
mex betanitasan es rendezes2n
Borsy-Kerekes Gy0rgy az egyhaz
esperes- -lelkesze faradozott, =
ugy tint fol nekem, mintha a
budapest Nemzeti Szinhaz kar-
zatar6l - a "regi j6 idokben" -
neztem volna vegig ezen vigjate-
kot.
Meg az el0adas kezdete elott
be-bepislantottam a kuhsszak
m0ge, ahol hangya szorgalmu
munEa folyt: a magolas. Kiil0no-
sen ttanar ur tint XII leg
jobban magol6lA. koziil, aki ma
gyon sokat padl6t nezte, mint
ha arr6l Olvasta volna lie az st
megiIlet6 szerepet. DE mem is
csal6dott
Ami miiveszi szinvonalat IL
lett. az csak vitan feliil all,
hogy e tekintetben kielegito
volt az el0adas. - Hogy vol
tax szindarabnak gyongbbb
reszei is, az termeszetes velejar6-
ia a rendezesnek. Miert? Mert
sziikseg van ARA, hogy az eloadas
nehezebb miiveszi reszet kony-
nyebb fajsulyu dolgok valtsak
fol, nehogy faraszt6 legyen.
Amikor a miikedvel6k teljesit-
menyet nezem, tekintetbe kiva-
nom venni, hogy nekik a kozon-
seq is mas mertekkel mer, mint a
hivatasos szineszeknek. Ha itt-ott
megis szigorunak latszom, mem
tehetek rola, tudom, hogy meny-
nyit lehet t6liik is varni.
| Eel kilenckor g0rdiilt fol a fig
gony., OFT latjuk szinpadon a
"Tanar' (Todorka)-Dobay Ge-
zat es ''Ern6 gr6f", francia ta.
nar--Balla Ferencet. Dobay Ge-
"a mem sokkal kiil0nb0zlk hiva-
tasos szineszekt6l, aki allandd
mokaival legt0bbsz0r megkacag-
tatta a k0z0nseget.
Balla Ferenc fatal, sudar ajax.
ia nagyszeriien illett tanari rang
iahoz, szerepehez hiven komoly
magatartast tanusitott S jo pro.
duktumot vegzett.
A "Gr6fn0'-D.-ne Szakac:
Vera kitinoen alakitotta az igaz
sagos es j6szivii Nagymama sze
repet. TLszta hangzasu magyar
beszede, mozdulatai es magatar
Itasa mindenre rahajlo josago'
Nagymama hatasat gyakorolta
k0z0nsegre.
"Martha grofn6 unokaja-
Nemeth Jolan bajos, sikkes ajax
laval, rugekony mozdulataival
cseng6 hangjaval, komoly eloado
kepessegevel klasszikus jateko
produkalt, melyhez hozzajarul
| arcanak udesege Is szepsege.
AZ "igazgat6n6" "-D.-ne Dem
| len Giza rokoko-olt0zekeben el6
kel0 temperamentumaval, kitiin
iatekaval megerdemli a szinesz
n5i nagyrabecsulest.
]! A tanarn5' (Seraphine)-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-27
Esen1esnyek

sziilt a nagybizottsag oily komo4
lyan megGnnepelni Marcus Idul
sat, mint az iden.
A magyar szabadsag hajnalha-
sadasanak evfordulojat a mai
magyar elnyomatas kozeledo 10.
evfordul6javal szandekozik 0szl
szek0tni a youngstown ez evi k0-
z0s iinnepelyen a youngstown
magyarsag kozos SERVE.
A program komoly lesz.
Ez evben elmarad z szokasos
gyermek vizsga eneklesb0l, sza-
valasb6l, hegedi vagy zongora
jatekb6l.
Az ez evi Marcus Idusat nagy-
szabasu, magas niv6ju koncert
programmed szandekozik a nagy-
bizottsag megiinnepelni.
Azert, inert magyar igy Igaz-
sagat mertiik hangoztatni, megta-
madtak benniinket azok, akik
hasznot huztak atkos Trianonbol.
Marcus Is megiinneplese az
iden magyar kultura, a magyar
dal, a magyar zene, a magyar tu-
das, a magyar eletrevalosag, a
magyar beilleszkedese fogadott
haza = Amerika - eleteben be-
mutatasa lesz meghivott es remel-
het6leg nagyszamu es elokel6
amerikai k6z0nseg elott.
A meghivott amerikaiakra val6
tekintettel a program szamait
felt0 gonddal allitja ossze a nagy-
bizottsag. Minden szammal a leg
jobbat kivanjuk nyujtani, hogy
anelkiil, hogy a benniinket gyala-
z6kat nevr0l emliten6k, a teljesit-
menyel magaval meggyozziik pol
gartarsainkat mi Igazsagunlkr6l.
Ere az iinnepelyre, amely mar
cius lean delutan 2 6rakor kez-
d0dik az Eagles Hallban, hivata-
los minden Youngstown es k0r-
ny6ki magyar.
Szeretn6k, ha oft latn6k az
egesz youngstown magyarsagot,
szeretn6k oft latni Campbellt, Nj
lest, Warrent, Farrellt, Alliance
OF, New Castlet, Sharont es mi
derek farnan el6 magyarjainkat.
J0jjenek ell mindnyajan. Jojjon
Ell apra-nagyja a magyar szulete-
su es szarmazasu nepnek. Hogy
nemcsak egy nagyszeriinek iger-
kez6 programban gyonyorkodhes-
senek, de megjelenesiikkel, fegyel
mezettsegiikkel, sep magavisele-
tiilkkel megnyerjek amerikai pol
gartarsaik rokonszenvet.
Azok 0nkenteleniil is 0sszeha-
sonlitjak maid magyarsagot
azokkal, akiknek nemregen szin-
ten vendegei voltak.
A nagybizottsag AIT szeretne,
ha az 0sszehasonlitasbol ma
gyarsag keriilne XII gyoztesen.
Tekintettel a mintegy 200 fo,
nyi meghivando. amerikai kozon-
segre, nagybizottsag teljesen
helyesen elhatarozta, hogy ebben
az evben MEM LESZ KOLLEK-
TALAs a Magyar Haz javara,
hanem csak ARA keri CSAKIS A
MAGYAR K0Z0NsEGET, hogy
az ajt6nal valamivel bokezuhben
valtsa meg a kis amerikai-magyar
szallagot, hogy a nagybizottsag a
miisor, a terem es egyaltalaban a
rendezes koltsegeit fedezni tudja
Vasarnaphoz egy hetre egyttt
iinnepel a Mahoning es Shenango
v6lgyenek magyarsaga. Mar most
keszilj0n mindenki ARA, hogy
csaladjaval egyiitt reszt vegyen
az iinnepelyen.
Ne felejtsek otthon a gyerme
keket es kiil0n0sen a fiatalsagot
inert szuleik hazajarol, sziileil
fajtajar6l meg soha annyit men
hallottak, mint az idei Marciu!
Idus4n hallani foQnak,
The Indianapolis times., 1930-03-12
BEGIN HERE TODAY
OUT OUR WAY

THE CRIME. Doris Matthews ladv's
maid, is murdered Friday night IN sum
merhouse by blow with heavy perfume
flask: body, rock-Weighted, dumped into
lake on estate of millionaire Berkeleys
DETECTIVES: Bonnie Dundee, guest
Of BerkeleyS. and discoverer Of body at
sunrise swimming party; Captain StraWn
OF homicide squad.
MEMBERS or HOUSEHOLD: Mrs.
GEORGE BERKELEY social climber
George Berkeley. bitterly opposed TO his
daughter CLORINDA'S engagement TO
SEYMOUR CROSBY. N York society
widoWer and a close fri,s-' OF Mrs. Ber-
keiey's social Secretar. MRS. LAM
BERT; ClorinGa; her Si@tsr GlGI, VINO
unaccOuntably sprinkled all guests Fri
day night with perfume from flask pre-
sented by Crosby to Mrs Berkeley and
later used as murder weapon, DICk
Berkeley. infatuated with Doris. and
now being sought by police az missing;
EUGENE ARNOLD. chauffeur. engaged
70 Doris: WICKETT. butler. formerly IN
employ of both Mrs. Lambert ana
After the girls body is removed from
sunmerhouse. Strawn informs the Ber-
kelev household that murder has been
committed and goes with Dundee 70
arisen. When told her son Dick is
missing and suspected OF crime, she
historically accuses an unnamed man
OF numbering both Doris and her son.
NOW GO on WITH TIE STORY
The Indianapolis times., 1930-03-12
|MNURpER Backs TAlRS|
II bT ANNE AUCTIN C0oN0NAT By YAEA AzuGg
CO0XNGHT By MEA (ERNlE h

feur and my maid. There wouldn't
have been time to get others"
'I see"
"I had a heart-to-heart talk with
Dick. He adores me, just as my
other children do" she went on
fatuously. II made him promise to
let Doris strictly alone"
DO you know what Arnold had
~ seen, when he came into the
room?"
From what they all said. he saw
he saw Dick kissing Doris Mrs.
Berkeley admitted reluctantly
Anyway, he told me he was sorry
about it all, and promised faith
fully not to have anything more to
do with the girl"
"And I know he would have kept
the promise if he hadn't drunk a
little too much at dinner last night.
You needn't think, Captain
Strawn," she added. that you can
arrest my husband for buying boot
leg liquor.
"All our wines and whisky and
liquors are pre-war made George
buy a big cellarful before prohibi-
ton went into effect"
I'm on the homicide squad, Mrs.
Berkeley" Strawn reminded her
grimly.
"Oh! Well, then, you can simply
arrest Eugene Arnold-if you can
find him!" she cried. Don't you
see what happened? My poor Dick
did forget his promise or maybe
that deceitful girl led him OF!
Anyway, he met her and Arnold
caught them making love in the
summerhouse, and he killed Doris
and Dick escaped" she summed up
triumphantly. Don't you see it all?
Poor Dick simply was frightened
out of his wits, for fear he would be
accused of the crime, and-and he
ran away! Please hurry up and ar
rest Arnold, so it'll be in the papers
and Dick will know he can come
home!"
You'd make a great detective,
ma'am,' Strawn told her sarcastic
ally. But there happens to be one
or two little points your fine theory
don't explain.
First. how did the perfume flask
get mixed up in the murder? If
Doris was simply going out to meet
your son, why should she take a
stolen bottle of perfume with her?
She couldn't very well hide it from
him during their love-making--"
He was interrupted by the sound
of a door being flung open, fol-
lowed by quick footsteps in the
foyer. Then that door, too, was
wrenched open.
Dad! Motherl What the devil
did you send for the police for?
Can't fellow spend a night out
of his room without a swarm of de-
tectiveS being called in to hunt for
him?'
The Indianapolis times., 1930-03-12

Once again the hideous beasts of Tarzan had
entered the service Of their master, and without
question took up their places in the skiff' The
two men, for the pearl fisher could not be pre-
vailed upon to accompany the party fell to the
oars using them padde-wise, while some OF
the apes followed their example. Presently the
ungainly skiff. with Sheeta IN the bow, moved
quietly out to sea.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-03-12
Ahern
BY BlosSer
By Crane

Swiftly they glided on in the direction Of the
light which rose and fell gently with the swell.
In the stern sat Mugamb steering; Sheeta now
crouched at the ape-man's feet forward, and
behind Tarzan squatted Akut, giving the lesser
apes quiet orders in Q low gutteral voice. But
Tarzan of the Apes said not word; his gaze
was fastened with grim determination upon the
schooner, now fast taking shape from out the
gloom.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-03-12
TO Be Continued

Prospective building programs OF
the worlds merchant marine and
navieS indicate the construction of
100000 gross tons of shipping per
year, according to the Cooper and
Brass Research Association.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-03-12

Two small boats of the Kincaid had been
washed away by an off shore wind the very night
that the party rad landed and their oars had
been put in use to support the canvas Of the
sailcloth tents. These had been hastily requi-
sitioned. and by the time the rest of the apes
had clambered down to the water, all was in
readiness for embarkation toward the light
still twinkling across the placid water.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-03-12

Within few minutes from the jungle under
brush came crashing the apes of Akut-that
fierce ungainly horde-and made directly for
the beach. The three men by this time had
been struggling with the unwieldly bulk of the
sSifs hull, which Tarzan had despaired of
ever using. Akut the great ape with the most
intelligence, rushed to their aid and by dint
OF heroic efforts they managed to get it to
the waters edge.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-03-12
CHAPTER FOURTEEN


"VXTHO do you mean, Mrs. Berke-
w ley?" Captain Strawn asked
again, when the hysterical woman
had stopped screaming for a mo-
ment. Remember, you are accus-
ing some one of murder?"
L mean Eugene Arnold, my
chauffeur That's who!' the wom-
man painted fighting off her hus-
bands restraining hands. Let me
up! I'm going to find my boy!
You can't hold me here, making
me answer silly questions, when
my poor Dick"
Mrs. Berkeley, please try to con-
troll yourSef!" Strawn commanded
harshly. for he knew how to deal
with Mysteries. 4 feel absolutely
sure that your son is not dead,
or we should have found his body
where the girl was hidden"
He did not add that, at that very
moment, policeman Collins was div
ing into the lake on the slim chance
that another body lay on its cement
bottom.
And where did you find -
DoriS?"
in the lake, near the summer
house" Strawn answered. Your
daughter, Georgina, got up a little
swimming party early this morning
and when she dived in she saw the
body"
'GigiP Oh, my poor baby!" Mrs.
Berkeley sobbed, covering her face
with plump. beringed fingers.
Where is she? Where's my baby
now She needs her mother"
'Gigi is all right now, dear. She's
with Mrs Lambert" George Berke-
ley assured her. taking her hands
to hold them tightly in his.
Before Doris was rolled down the
steps of the summer house into the
lake" Captain Strawn went on, as if
he had not been interrupted, she
had been hit upon the head with
the crystal flask of perfume which
Mr.. Seymour Crosby gave you last
night
''The bottle broke and the per-
fume was spilled on the floor. We've
recovered part Of the fragments, and
one of my men is searching the lake
for the rest of the pieces now"
"Hit on the head with my per-
fume flask" Mrs. Berkeley repeated
blankly. Then horror twisted her
oldish, ugly face. But this is all too
silly Why should? Oh! She
had stolen it. and it serves her right
if she got killed with it,
MRS. BERKELEY" Dundee
IF1 said gently. as he drew nearer
the bed. didn't I hear you say last
night that Doris hated perfume,
that it made her i'll to smell it?"
But she could have stolen it any
way. to SELL" Mrs. Berkeley cried
angrily. That's exactly what she
didl The crystal flask must have
been worth at least $50, and the
perfume costs $50 an ounce.
II know, because I bought some
myself on the Rue de Ia Paix-Some
Of the very same kind-Fleur
d'Amourl Doris had heard me say
how wonderful it was, and how
frightfully expensive.
But why are you wasting time
like this? Haven't I told YOU Eu-
gene Arnold did it? Why, it was
only yesterday"
"Just a moment, Mrs. Berkeley"
Strawn interrupted Mr.. Dundee
writes shorthand, and I want him
70 take down the statement you are
about to make. Where will I find
paper and pencil, please?"
~In my sitting room-but don't
want you taking down every word
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-08-22
Court Lashes Yellow Dog
Principle in Bonding Case
Applicant for Job is Under Coercion Intent Upon Getting
First Pay Check and is Not Free to Exercise Will,
Says Kansas Supreme Tribunal

settlement made by the surety COM
pany.
employees who are required to give
fidelity bonds before entering upon
their duties" says the court, "are not
in position to bargain or bubble with
surety companies upon the form of an
indemnity contract required before a
bond will be issued. They need the
job. 1t is their means of livelihood
They will sign such contracts as
matter of expediency without regard
to whether they are freely and will
ingly entering into the contract.
He does not have full understanding
of the rights which he is waving
He signs the contract merely as a
means to an end, namely, to get on
the job and get his pay check start
ed. 1t probably cannot be said that
under such conditions, strictly speak
ing, the employe is compelled to sign
the contract under coercion, such as
would be recognized in the law as a
ground for subsequently avoiding the
contract.
"The learned Professor Wigmore
argues that such contract can al
ways be avoided, if any fraud or CO.
ercion is used in it's inception, but
that the courts are, therefore, not
ousted from their jurisdiction by such
contracts because the question of
whether or not there has been a meet
ing of the minds, and consent free
ly given, can always be litigated in
the court. The trouble with that ar
gument is that from a practical
standpoint the employe really does
not have any chance to exercise his
free will in the matter, and while the
law would not recognize it as coer-
cion, yet he is forced to sign such
contract in order to qualify for his
job by giving the requisite bond"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-08-22
Labor Day to See Concentrated
Union Enthusiasm in Dixieland
Rallies To Be Staged in All Southern Towns
More People to Hear Labor Message This Year Than
EVERGREEN in Syracuse While Morrison is Booked
in South

OF Labor will speak.
Despite the enervating heat which
has baked the Southland for weeks.
the work of organizing has gone
steadily forward. Chairman Smith
said. In Nashville and other points
in Tennessee nearly all affiliated un-
ions are active in organization work
One for all and all for one seems
to be the philosophy of the trade un-
ionists in the drive now on. Painters
and carpenters at Jackson, Tenn. for
example, are assisting in organizing
the auto mechanics and cafe wait
resses.
In Winston-Salem, N. c., the cen
trail body is actively at work and af-
filiated unions have helped in organ
izing carpenters, printers, bricklay-
ers, painters and others.
Reports show that prospects are
bright for organizing the bakers,
street car workers, sheet metal work
ers and other crafts.
German Blames Mills for Showing
In the textile field workers are
focking to the union despite threats
of discharge by the mill management.
At mass meeting held by the un-
ion textile workers Of Danville, Va,
Francis J. German, international vice
president Of the United Textile Work
ers of America, discussed the situa-
ton, and unequivocally blamed the
mill management for conditions as
they exist in Danville today, follow
ing the closing of Mills 3 and A for
so days. He pointed out that work
ers from outside cities had been
brought into Danville to take the
places of local employees who were
discharged because they had the
temerity to join labor union and
now some of the mills were closing
down and these duped workers were
Ie1G WITHOUT JODS.
In respect to closing down of some
of the textile mills in Danville, Mr.
German made it clear that the in
ducements at first held out to work
ers for steadier work were false and
bore out the contention of the union
that the recent 10 per cent wage re-
duction would in nowise help the tex
tile situation. He declared the COM
panies hoped to force the workers
into strike and thereby relieve the
companies of any responsibility or ex-
planation in shutting down the mills.
Union Offers to Help Mill Owners
German said the first half of 1880
showed business in the mills had been
more productive and profitable than
the two previous years, demonstrat
ing that the union had materially
helped the situation, regardless Of the
opposition of company officials.
German demanded that the COM
panies carry out their promises to
stockholders and change over and
produce marketable goods. He de-
clared the mills had the equipment
and that with a cooperative agree
ment in force every one concerned
with the industry would profit. He
said at this time there was market
for white goods and the union was
ready to assist in the securing and
maintaining of this market if only
given a chance to do so.