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that prevail in the most liberal COM
mercial and financial organizations.
Many instances have been brought to
light of great sums being paid to au-
thors and collaborators merely for the
use of their names. The only poorly
paid people on the Tot" are the extras,
whose scale Of pay Is very low.
The motion picture business is built
up chiefly on names. of stars and
writer's. This is because the picture
public, consisting of the millions who
pass through the doors Of the theaters,
has been educated in the personalities
of performers and contributors. No
longer is the play the thing. The
question a movie patron asks is whose
picture is it he is invited to see. Is
is Annie Smith or William Jones who
stars?
A more wholesome condition may be
evolved out of this present stringency
at Hollywood, with the stars and sub
stars leSsened in importance through
economies and concentration upon the
plays themselves rather than their in
terpreters. But the question arises
whether the studios are not running out
of material. A large proportion Of the
output is hackneyed stuff, many times
tWice-told tales revamped with slight
with dependence placed
upon the individual performer. With
a high-priced star who has been get
ting, to quote the recently published
figures, $26O,OOO or s3so,ooO a year,
the play. such as it may be, is chosen
v>1h reference to his or her peculiar
fuality or degree of appeal"
If the slate could be wiped clean
and the high-pricsd stars all renamed,
it might be po@ihie to revive the un-
tagging interest of the pub
lie in the products of the studios,
if stress were placed more
upon the performance itself than upon
the personalities presenting it, or, as
in many cases in the past, upon the
cost of the production.
Evening star., 1932-08-07
'What YOU are speaks 10 loud that

what you are speaks 10 loud that
I cannot hear what you say" wrote
Emerson many years ago. He was
simply Affirming that practice is more
than precept. We hear much today
from many quarters concerning the i'm
potence Of religion to serve mans needs
in this present crisis or, indeed, in any
crisis. One nation has officially stamped
it's disapproval upon all religious culture,
claiming that, religion is an opiate for
the people" This conclusion has pro-
ceeded from a protracted period in
which religion occupied an inconspicu-
GUS place in the habit and practice of
those who professed it. Cold formal
ism and perfunctory service had come
to occupy the place of a vital and vi
taliZing faith. 1t is little wonder that
under such conditions, actions should
follow inhibiting the functions of relig-
ious institutions. The situation that pro-
duced this condition is not peculiar to
Russia. The church, generally, has
magnified out of all proportions its
formal religious functions. It has laid
undue stress upon aff1rmations rather
than consistent practice. It has sug-
gested that weekly service is sufici-
ent to justify adherence to the Chris
tian faith. 1t has failed to emphasize
the essential relation that profession
bears to practice. In the face of these
conditions, it is not strange that its
critics have judged the value of what is
teaches by the practice Of its constit-
uents.
This situation is not peculiar to our
age; it has repeated itself again and
again in the course of history. The
gravity Of this whole situation resides in
the fact that the undiscriminating,
without adequate knowledge Of the
teachings of Jesus, condemn His system
of life, Judging its efficacy by those who
say It's creeds. but do not practice its
precepts. Too many artificial methods
have been employed to stabilize the
church. and its efficiency has been
registered too largely in what it has
produced Of interest in the institutional
agencies. Long experience has taught
us that these bear no necessary or
essential relation to the church as the
conserver of all that is best and most
wholesome in individual and social prac-
tice. The youth in particular today is
demanding something more Of the
Evening star., 1932-08-07
running expenses" of the National Gov.

running expenses" of the National Gov
ernment.
The National Association Of Manu-
facturers finds that some 2,600,o00 per-
sons are employed by governmental
agencies in this country. Excluding
almost 100000 employees in the Federal
military services, the regularly en-
ployed civil employees Of the Federal
Government total about $4,000 per-
sons, almost half of whom are in the
postal service. With the recent de-
crease of over 8 per cent in annual
salaries paid to these employees, it Is
found that the average monthly wage is
$l41 per month, ranging from under
$50 a month paid the Government clerk
at the bottom of the ladder to the SAL
aries of the President himself and the
members of his cabinet.
What becomes of the more than $4,-
000,00O,000 annually expended by the
Federal Government? The present
study shows that the largest classifica-
ton is that of some 5000. 900 persons
who receive over 1000, ,oOO.O from
Washington, D. c., as interest and
principal on their Government securi-
ties. II is found that nearly 100000
persons now receive the more than
81 ,O00, 900, 900 Of war veterans funds.
X X
Finally, the study sets forth that the
chief reasons for the higher cost Of
Government" since 1915 are the in
crease spent on war debt. the Army and
Navy and the veterans by the Federal
Government, and larger expenditures by
the State and local governments,
chiefly on the construction Of public
buildings and highways and on edu-
cation.
In its study the National Association
of Manufacturers has been assisted by
the National Industrial Conference
Board and has used the figures of the
Government, of the National Bureau Of
Economic Research and the Interna-
tional Labor once. 1t has also had
the voluntary services Of we'll known
firm of accountants. The association is
cooperating with the National Eco
nomic League, which is organizing a
Nationwide campaign on governmental
economy, headed by Admiral Byrd and
Archibald Roosevelt and sponsored by
a group Of men of national reputation,
who want to check up on what Govern
ment is costing the taxpayer.
(Copyright, Is32J at
Evening star., 1932-08-07
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PH1LANDER JOHNSON.
The Right to Laugh.

The Right to Laugh.
Some day" said I, 'in idleness
I'll be serenely gay;
Without a care to cause distress
I'll laugh the hours away"
But when my holiday I'd try
With pleasure to extend,
The task which once caused many sigh
Seemed a neglected friend.
The joy of which we hope to learn
Dull incidence will spoil.
Even the right to laugh we earn
Alone by simple toll
Evening star., 1932-08-07

Every possible effort has been made
to enlighten would-be bonus marchers
who still think of coming to Washing
ton, D. c. Their mental attitude is
often that of the man who attended a
funeral and explained that he was just
going for the ride.
Evening star., 1932-08-07

As money concentrates it some
times brings on serious economic situa-
tions. There is no trouble that money
cannot cure" is next in line for enroll
ment among the punctured proverbs.
Evening star., 1932-08-07

There is CLINT Of fun in IRE
sponsible pretensions of presidential
aspiration. There is unfortunately an
element of popular intelligence that is
liable to add to electoral complication
by taking such intrusion seriously.
Evening star., 1932-08-07

The man who has made a life busi-
ness of knowing all that is going on is
equipped by experience to assert him.
self in politics. Such experience must
undeni2bly be accredited to Won Papen
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Evening star., 1932-08-07

Whatever may happen there can be
nothing in international events that
will dignity the position of the anony-
nous joker who referred to Uncle Sam
as Uncle Shylock."
Evening star., 1932-08-07

As the prices move rapidly the re-
minder grows stronger Of keeping val
ues in the hands of investors and not
in those Of the marketeers.
Evening star., 1932-08-07
Too Hot.

From the Dayton Daily News.
Naturally, when the Chicago police
recently found a man wearing five
coats they put him in the cooler.
Evening star., 1932-08-07

without indulging in any rhetorical
efforts, the stock ticker is still an In
fuential voice In the present economic
situation.
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Still Plenty of Game.

Prom the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
Motor cycle cop has killed wildcat
feet long in a Haverhill. Mass, cellar.
Pink elephants seen in well stocked cell
lars have thus far eluded attack.
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When athletic sport develops toe
many protests on the score OF foul, II
ceases to be sport and becomes hard
boiled business.
Evening star., 1932-08-07
Winged Wealth.

Riches have wings" It's trying
When they're to fight induced
They can't keep always flying.
Sometimes they've got to roost.
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Expert Finance.

do you regard yourself as an expert
financier?"
well" answered Senator Sorghum
II think can claim to possess one of
the dominant characteristics of the
type. have spent my life trying to
the world how to manage vast monetary
problems without being able personally
to do much better than keep up with
my rent and the grocery bill"
Jud Tunkins says one OF the things
he likes about a railroad train is that
the engineer always knows exactly
where he is goin' and generally gets
there
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Money" said Uncle Eben, lis true
friend when you has 1t, but it amt de
kind mentioned in the Good Book dat
sticketh like a brother"
Evening star., 1932-08-07

Candor and Cosmetics.
do you think cosmetics will go into
disuse?''
NO" answered Miss Cayenne. 80
long as men in high place are cautious
about revealing their thoughts 1t is not
fair to expect women to be absolutely
candid about their personal beauty"
zone who Graves great praise" said
HI Ho, the sage of Chinatown, must
not fear to risk the perils of great
blame
Evening star., 1932-08-07

Social LuxurieS.
II I can't ft the fashionable scheme
I'll still be grateful that this Is q land
witch Is
Equipped for private parties. with ice
cream,
Salad, and lemonade and chicken
sandwiches.
Evening star., 1932-08-07
Fifty Years Ago
In the Star

THE passage of the river and harbor
bill over the presidential veto," says The
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04
SIT. GYORGY G.. KATH.
HITKOZSEG PIKNIKJE

Hitk0zsegiink tanacstestulete
piknik mellett d0nt0tt. Lesz te-
hat piknikiink augustus ho 14-en
Orosz Mihaly gondnokunk fold
jen. Lesz zene, Orosz Ferenc ban
daja muzsikal; tancol6k resze-
re lesz jo dobog6nk a farm-f0l-
don. Belep6 dij ferfiaknak 35c, a
n6knek Csc. Enni es inni val6kr6l
gondoskodunk maid, csak minel
tobb mulat6 jojj0n sz6rakozni a
szabadba. Ehhez hasonl6 t0bb
piknik mem igen lesz mar eziden,
inert beallanak maid hiivos ma
pok J0jjiink hat piknikre sza-
mosan. A vendegeket fogadjak es
ellatjak hitkozsegiink gazdai.,
Gondnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04
GYERMEK sZEPsEGvERsENY

Azon szul3k, akik gyermekiiket
a Szepsegversenyre bejelentett6k,
keretnek, hogy j0v6 vasarnap d.
u. fel egy 6rakor az Idora Park
ban gyermekukkel egyutt jelent-
kezzenek, inert a Szepsegverseny
pontosan egy 6rakor kezd6dik.
A Szepsegversenyen a kovetke-
z6 gyermekek vesznek reszt Ga
nevsor korszerint van 0sszeallit-
va): Szuhi Robert, Gilchrist ia
nos, Dankovich Julianna, Balogh
Istvan, Markovich Dolores, Bar
k6 Dolores Maria, Bunchy Mar
gitka, Docs J. Wilma, Erd6s Mar
gitka, Benish Klara Janet, Macy
Wilma, Balogh< Howard, Kovacs
Richard, Lukacs Margitka, Olt-
man Lizabel, Horvath Frigyes,
Koleszar Gy0rgy, Kantor Beverly
Ruth, Dobay Gloria, Zuti Ferenc,
Kovacs Ruth, Kovacs Eleanore es
Vask6 Dorothy.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04

A misoros reszen xviii az
egyik legkiemelked0bb esemeny
Smith Istvan vezetese es feliigye-
lete alatt all6 hires "szog0di"
magyar konyhaja lesz, ahol a Ma
gyar Napra kirandulo vendegek
a legfinomabb etelekkel csillapit-
hassak ehsegiiket. Smith hires
konyhajan a kiil0nb0z6 p0rk0lt6-
kon Is paprikasokon xviii lesz-
mex kiil0nb0z3 siiltek is el6allitva,
valamint legfinomabb hazi sii-
temenyek: vajastesztak, retesek,
palacsintak, meg italian szegedi
halaszle is fog rendelkez6sre al
lani, ha informaci6ink mem csal-
max. Mi bizunk Smith szakacs-
miiveszeteben, hogy olyan ele-
lemmel fogja ellatni a magyar
sagot, amelyre sokaig fognak en-
lekezni azok, akik az 3 vezetese
es feliigyelete. alatt f6zott etele-
ket fogyasztottak Mondanunk
sem kell, hogy a Laci-pecsenye,
friss kolbasz stb. legfinomabb,
6hazai m6dszer szerint lesz el6al-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04

zdsok legkiilonbz0bb faja varja
magyarokat, akiknek hangula-
tat els6rendiicn fokozza Brenkacs
Janos cleveland zenekara, mely
egyben a tanchoz is szolgaltatja
zenet.
De meg ha ezek sz6rakoztata-
sok mem is lenntnek, akkor is er-
demes volna megjelenni. Csak
k0riil kellene nezniink az Idora
Parkban, egyiitt latnank ma
gyarsag osszegyiilt ezreit, - XII
ragadnank egy-ket kepet, belle
'kepzelnenk magunkat a regi szii-
Ehazai eletbe, esziinkbe jutnanak
gyermekkorunk boldog es gondta-
Ian oral, - egyszoval egy kis da-
rabka regi Magyarorszag eleve-
nedne fel el6ttiink. Es mar ez az
egy nap, a gondolat, hogy ujb6l,
egeszen magyarok lettiink - eleg
cricket kepvisel, hogy ne mulasz-
szuk ell ezt az alkalmat.
A program a fegvalogatottabb
szamokb6l fog allani, minden
megjelen6 magyar legnagyobb ell
ismeresere. A Magyar Napon lesz
baseball merk6zes campbell
Kultur K0r Is a sharoni Verhovay
csapat kOz0tt. Ezenkiviil lesznek
mas sportversenyek is gyermekek
6s feln6ttek szamara. Ezen verse
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04
Vakner0 before
Francoszkyeknal
Franc6szky Daniel otthona volt a
betoro els0 allomashelye. - Inner
egy mask helyre ment, ahol Pratt
Alajost revolverevel megl0tt.

Egy elvetemiilt rablo bet0rt
Franc6szky Daniel kedvelt ma
gyar honfitarsunk 3106 Eddie
street, otthonaba,, ahonnan elvitt
$14.75 keszpenzt, dohanyt es t0bb
mas targyat.
A betor6 beleptet Surry Elmer,
Francoszky veje, valamint Surry
felesege vette eszre, de mem mer-
TEX utjat allani bet0ronek ell
hataroztak, hogy szabad utat en-
gednek a bet0r6nek, aki munkaja
elvegezte utan egy foldszinti abb
lakon keresztiil eltavozott egy
keszenletben all6 autoban.
A bandita Franc6szkyekt6l ell
latogatott Pratt Alajos, 80 ewes,
1887 Vestal Road-i otthonaba,
ahol az almabol f0lebredt Pratt
net k0vetkez6 szavakkal fogad-
ia: "Az on penzet vagy az on ele-
t6t", orditotta bandita meg
ijedt asszonyra. "Nincsen csak
IL centem, ezt az 0sszeget adha-
tom maganak +" mondotta Prattne.
"Ha nincsen tobb penze ont
viszem magammal" mondotta az
asszonynak, mik0zben Pratt Ala
jos is, -fdlebredt .6jjeli almab6l es
segitsegere sietett felesegenek. A
f0lfegyverkezett bet0r6, aki az
egyik kezeben revolvert szoron-
gatott, mask kezeben villany-
lampat, mem h0kkent meg hazi-
gazda megjeleneset6l, aki birk6zni
kezdett az elvetemiilt rabl0val.
A rabl6, amid6n latta, hogy We
sZedelmes helyzetbe kerult, Pratt
Alajos gyomraba es bal karjaba
lott es megszokott.
A szerencsetlen ket gyermekes
csaladapat sulyos serileseivel be-
szallitottak a st. Elizabeth's Ho-
spitalba, ahol az orvosok vele-
m6nye szerint allapota sulyos, de
mem eletveszelyes.
A rend6rseg keresi bet0r6t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04

litva 6s igazi csemegekent fog
szolgalni a legnagyobb inyen-
ceknek is. A gyermekek reszere
5 centes csomagolasu hamburger
szendvicset fog aruba bocsajtani.
A Magyar Napon belepti dij
mem lesz. e napon a bizottsag
tagjai gombjelvenyeket fognak
arusitani 25 centert darabjat.
Aki gombjelvenyt vesz, az kap
ingyen egy sorsjegyet, mellyel
500, $40, $5 es $2.50-t nyerhet.
A szinhazba val6 bemenetel al
kalmaval kotelez6 a gombjelveny
megyasarlasa; gombjelveny mel
kill senki sem mehet be szin-
hazba.
A legszebb magyar ruhaban
megjelen5 ket leany dijban re-
szesul.
Mindent egybevetve, augustus
Ten, vasarnap, olyan sz6rakozas
var a Youngstown es k0rnyeki
magyarsagra, mely hatarozottan
kiil0n elmeny lesz reszere es tel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04
Mindnydjunknak el kell menni moss ~vasarroar
a MAGYAR NAPRA az IDORA PARKBA!
4 Nagybizottsag
8 a Magyar Nap
Szombaton este tartotta gyiileset
q Nagybizottsag. - A Magyar
Nap rendez6bi ottsaganak jelen-
t6s8t nagy lelkesedessel fogadtak.

A Youngstown es Videki Ma
gyar Egyhazak es Egyletek Macy
bizottsaga Habodasz Gusztav ell
n0klete alatt tartott gyiilesenek
egyediili targya volt az augustus
Ten tartand6 Magyar Nap rem
dez6bizottsaganak jelentese.
Habodasz Gusztav megnyit6ja
utan Mixich Gaspar titkar meg
allapitja a jelenlev6k neysorat,
melynek vegeztevel Brogli Fe-
reno jelentest tesz gyermek
szepsegversenyr6l, valamint Brog-
Ii Ignac sportversenyr6l es
Horvath Antalne a Magyar Nap
ra keszitett babar6l.
Gyiilts egyhangulag megbizta
a rendez6 bizottsagot, hogy egy
serleget vegyen azon leany resze-
re, aki legtobb sorsjegyet fog
eladni, ugyszinten megbizta Hor-
vath Antalnet, hogy ugyanazon
leany reszere diszes koronat ke-
szitsen. A koronazas este Z ora
kor lesz. A koronat a kiralyn6
fejere azon leany. fogja tenni, aki
masodik lesz sorsjegyek elada-
saban.
A Nagybizottsag keri Ma
gyar Napon megjelen3 k0zonse-
get,- -hogy az 6teleken Xviii H. m. !:
dinnye, pop es. sort is Smith Ist-
van magyar konyhajaban vasa-
roljanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04

Hetek 6ta beszeliink mar eze-
ken a hasabokon hetedik Ma
gyar Naprol, amelyet Youngs-
town es Vidtki Magyar Egyha-
Yak es Egyletek Nagybizottsaga
Habodasz Gusztav eln0kkel es
Mixich Gaspar titkarral az ellen,
augustus Ten rendez az Idora
Parkban. A Magyar Napi el6-
munkalatokon faradhatatlanul
dolgozott rendez6bizottsag,
melynek munkassagat legna-
gyobb dicseret illeti. Mint egy
jol szervezett hadsereg, ugy dol
gozott ez a maroknyi csoport.
Mindenki elvegezte rabizott fell
adatott, pontosan, lelkiismerete-
sen es inert kiosztott szerepek
az utolso betiiig pontosan be lesz-
mex tartva, exert formalodik oily
sok embernek a kiil0n elintezett
dologb6l egy t0keletes egesz. Ez
feltetleniil bizonyitja rendez6-
bizottsag tagjainak k6telesseg-
tudasat es kitiin6 iranyitasat.
A rendez6bizottsag mar hetek-
kel ezel6tt megkezdette munkas-
sagat, hogy a nagy magyar talal-
koz6t minel fenyesebbe tegye 6s
hogy a megjelenteknek egy hosz-
szu ideig felejthetetlenne val6
sz6rakozast nyujtson. A szorako-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04
VI MAGYAR ZENEKAR
ALAKULT VAROSUNKBAN


Youngstown es videke magyar
saganak nagy 6hajara vi magyar
zenekar alakult Sikora Laci XII
val6 primas vezetese alatt. A ze-
nekar hat tagb6l all. A zenekar
valamennyi tagja jatszott mar
zenekarban. A zenekar a legtoke-
letesebben jatszik magyar 6s an
gol zenedarabokat. Ha a n. E. k0-
z0nseg tisztan magyar vagy angol
esetleg vegyes zenekart kivan,
l6pjen erintkezesbe Sikora Laci
primassal. Telefon sz&ma 768O9.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04

nyek nyer6i ertekes dijjakban
fognak reszesiilni.
A Magyar Napon lesz sorsolas
is. XII lesz sorsolva 4 darab arany
penz - 500, $40, So es $2.5O-es, -
mely nyeremenyeket sorsjegye-
ken feltiintetett szamok maguk.
ban foglaljak. Egy-egy sorsjegy
ara 5 cent. Azon leany, aki a leg
t0bb sorsjegyet clad, egy ertekes
ajandekban fog reszesiilni saxon
xviii a Magyar Napon a kiraly-
moi cimet fogja viselni.
Termeszetszeriileg legfino-
mabb etelek es italok fognak a
koz0nseg rendelkezesere allani
ugy, hogy ebben az iranyban
mindenkit legteljesebben lehet
maid kielegiteni. A kiil0nb0z0
maganszamok bizonyoson nagy
sikert fognak aratni magyarsag
koreben, amelyet mukedvel6ink
kival6 egyiittese is biztosit.
Eek volnanak a f6bb pontjai
azoknak tudnival6knak, ame-
lyeket sziiksegesnek tartunk meg
ismetelni hetr0l-hetre olvasoink
el6tt, azonban ez meg korantsem
fedi a hetedik Magyar Napnak
kitiin6 es szenzaci6s b6vitett pro-
gramjat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04

jesen indokoltta teszi azon meg
gy6z6desiinket, h0gy a Magyar
Napr6l senli sem fog hianyozni
Youngstown es k0rnyeki ma
gyarjaink k0ziil.
A rendezoseg ezennel meghivja
Campbell, Sharon, Farrell, Hub
bard, Masury, Girard, Niles, AL.
lance, Warren, Canton es a t0b-
bi k0rnyekbeli varosok magyar
sagat sikeresnek igerkez6 Ma
gyar Napra.
Ugyancsak keri rendez6seg a
helybeli es kornyeki magyarsa-
got, hogy a Magyar Napot Macy
sza m b n val6 megjelenesevel
.avassa demonstrate iinneppe. Le-
gyen ez a hetedik Magyar Nap a
Mahoning es Shenango v0lgyi
magyarsag val6ban impozans ta-
lalkoz6ja.
Kesziiljiink csaladtagjainkkal,
baratainkkal, ismer5seinkkel a
most vasarnap lezajlo magyar
talalkoz6ra a MAGYAR NAPRA.!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04
Javulnak mar q
munkaviszonyok
AZ ipar f0llendiilese minden G-
lamban mutatkozik. - A gy&rak
visszahivjak munkasaikat. A
t6zsdei arfolyamok emelkedese.

A multi es heten javulast je-
lentenek az Egyesilt Allamok
kiil0nboz6 reszeib6l, mely a gaz-
dasagi helyzetben beallott, ennek
k0vetkezteben t8zsdei arfolya-
mok is nemi emelkedest mutat-
max. Alabbiakban adjuk egyes
tud6sitasok kivonatait:
Lawrence, Mass. allamban 2O,-
600 munkas visszatert munkahe-
lyere az ottani poszt6, vaszon es
cip6 gyarakba.
Lowell, Mass ban 200 munkas
tert vissza kiil0nboz3 munkahe-
lyekre.
River Point, R. I.-ban t0bb
gyar, amely hosszabb lido 6ta
zarva tartotta iizemet, most is
met iizembe lett helyezve 1000
munkassal.
Buffalo, N. Y.-ban az allami
acelgyarak f0lemelt6k termel5
kepessegiiket IL szazalekr6l 19
szazalekra es a !g6zmalmok most
10000 horde liszt helyett 20O,-
600 horde lisztet 0r0lnek.
II
Richmond, Va.-ban 1000 mum
kas tert vissza az ottani dohany.
es rayon-gyarakba.
Rochester, y: Y,,ban s10, 600 sza-..
b6 A 6ras munkahetbe kezdett,
holott eddig csak nehany napot
dolgoztak hetenkent.
Union, S. C.-ban textilgyarak
z heti sziineteles utan 4 napi mum.
kahetet helyeztek iizembe.
Fort Worth, Tex.-ban egy ru-
hagyar $50 uj munkast helyezett
p6tl6lag munkaba regi szemely-
zetehez.
General Fireproofing, Youngs-
townban fel millio dollaros rem
de1est fog kapni sz0vetsegi kor-
manyt6l legkozelebbi jov6ben.
Republic Steel, Warrenben is
met iizembe helyezett negy NAL
mat nehany napra.
A National Tire & Rubber Co.,
r. Palestina-ban t0bb 6vi iizem-
sziinetel64 utan isM6t ,izembe hes
lyezi gummigyarat.
Freeland, Pa ban, az ottani
szalaggyar tobb honapi szinete-
les utan uzembe lett helyezve.
A Pennsylvania kemenyszen-
banyakban ismet megkezd6d0tt a
rendes munka. A Lehigh Valley
Coal Co. banyaiba 1000 munkas
teri vissza munkaba, akik majus
Alike ota mem dolgoztak.
Martins Ferry, Oh aszfaltgyar
hosszu iizemsziinet utan ismet
iizembe helyeztetett.
A mutt heten 33 szazalekkal
kevesebb bank csukott be, mint
el6tte val6 heten.
Cincinnati, O.-ban a vaskeres-
kedelem 25 szazalekkal javult.
Az aceliparban munkaviszo-
nyok javulasa augustus vegere
es szeptemberben varhat6.