davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1933-08-07
WILL ROGERS snys:
SANTA MONICA, Cal., Aug. 7-Everv week or 81

'"A'' mug" J." LIVERY Weeh VI 81
another fine plan comes from
the Administration. This last
one of "no strikes during re-
covery times and all labor
troubles to be settled fairly by
the Government" is one of the
best yet.
Unions are fine things. We
find them in every line of busi-
ness. Bankers have their asso-
Citations for mutual benefit.
Governors have theirs. All big
industries are banded together
in some way.
But a strike should be the
very last resort, for it is like a
The Washington times., 1933-08-07
20 Hurt as 5000
Riot Hunting Jobs

CHICAGO, Aug. 7 G.N.SD.
More than a score of men and
women were injured when $4,000
persons, seeking jobs, rioted to-
day in front of plants of the
Curtiss Candy Company. The
company had advertised for 1900
women, but the milling throng
was composed of both men and
women.
The Washington times., 1933-08-07
BAND TO PICNIC

The Potomac Band will hold
it's annual picnic at Potomac,
Md, August IS.
The Washington times., 1933-08-07

war. It always falls on those who had nOthi
with calling it. So viva this last move!
Copyright 1854 By McNauEht Syndicate,
The Washington times., 1933-08-07
CLEARINGS

CINCINNATI, Aug. Bank
clearings $5,321,744.
The Washington times., 1933-08-07
CONDITION OF TREASURY

Treasury balance. $798,545, 1885,
IA: M. I. r., $1O,181 ,493 .46; Gus
tom receipts, $4,290. .704.56.
Evening star., 1933-05-19

Did YOU ever hear of a SUITE
OF FURNITURE GIVEN
AWAY with a purchase, else
where than at The NATION
AL? Here it is, folks. and
with this offer, The NATION
AL sets a new high record in
values.
Evening star., 1933-05-19
FIRM AUTO SALES
!. TREND PREDICTED
lndustry's Executives Now
Expect Demand Will Be
Well Sustained.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, May l9-Encouraged by
the sustained upturn Of retail demand
at time when tradition dictates there
should be evidences of seasonal recess
sion, motor car manufacturers and sales
executives generally are beginning. to
predict Summer activity this year that
will be considerably greater than that
of the last few midyear periods.
Buying resistance that for many
months had been growing tighter, the
sales executives say, has begun to yield
to sales arguments and the purchasing
power growing out of increasing
employment. Manufacturing activity
during the Summer months normally
is at low level in the automobile
industry, and usually every motor car
plant closes down for a few weeks at
least in the period from the latter
part of June to the end of August.
This year, however, high hopes have
been built on the grounds of improve
nent in the general economic outlook,
and some producers and sales directors
even are disposed to predict that June,
like April and May, will develop a
retail demand for automobiles that will
require steady maintenance of pro-
duction.
Evening star., 1933-05-19
NEW POTOMAC FERRY
COMPANY ORGANIZED
Firm With Offices Here Obtains
observation-disclosures
Landing Trip Proposed.
Rr a staff CORRESPONDENT Of The Star.

By staff Correspondent OF The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May ia cor
poration was founded this week, under
the laws Of Delaware, to operate a
ferry across the Potomac River from
this city to Shepherds Landing, in the
District of Columbia, according to 0.
Ashby Reardon, manager of the Mutual
Ice Co. here, from which the concern
has leased Cameron Street Wharf for
its local docking place.
Plans are to operate on Commute
schedule, with a maximum charge OF
35 cents, Mr.. Reardon said. Both auto
mobiles and passengers will be carried.
Officers of the corporation, which
has its Offices at 1924 Vermont avenue,
Washington. are P. K. Schuyler, presi-
dent, and j. C. Gibson, secretary, ac-
cording to Mr. Reardon. The concern
is said to operate similar ferries and
toll bridges in New York, New Jersey
and North Carolina.
The proposed ferry service is ex-
pected to bring trade from the section
of Maryland opposite Alexandria into
this city. 1t will also form a con-
venient crossing for motorists driving
to Maryland beaches, as it will elm
mate IA miles of city traffic through
Washington The crossing is expected
to be made in eight minutes.
Evening star., 1933-05-19

taloupes, California. Jumbo crates l2.oo;
pineapples, 225a3.00; strawberries, 1.50a
500; honeydews, 125a1.75; oranges,
25Oa3.5o; grapefruit, 1.75a2.oo; apples,
box stock, 1.75a2.25; pears, 2.5Oa3.5o;
cherries, $50; blackberries, 400a4.50;
huckleberries, 800; alligator pears, 2.5oa
800; rhubarb, dozen punches, 4oa5o;
cranberries 3.25; bananas, 150a2 90;
lemons, 500a6.00; lines, per 100, 200;
grapes, 1.25a2.0o.
egetables-Potatoes new, per barrel,
3ooa3.50; old, Maine, 1Oo-pound sacks,
50a1 90; New York, lis; sweet, 6oa65
peas, 5oa1,25; string beans, 1o0a1.75;
limas, 400; peppers. 1.5o; lettuce,
Iceberg, 2.50a3o0; nearby, 5oa75; kale,
25a50: spinach, 25a5o; cabbage, 75al Is;
squash, $50; carrots, crates, 1.50; beets,
crates, 75al00; tomatoes. lugs, LISA
200; repacks, 1.50a1.75; eggplant,
1.50a2.00 celery, 800; asparagus, 10oa
$50; turnips, per 100 punches, 350a4.0o;
Spring onions. per 100 punches, 100a
$50: corn, FPS; caulif1ower, 225a2 so i;
cucumbers 3.00a400; hot house, per
dozen, 1.00a1.25.
Evening star., 1933-05-19
Washington Produce
WHOLESALE PRICES.

Butter-One-pound prints (93 score),
26; tub, 25; one-pound prints (92
score), Is; tub, "a; one-pound prints
(s1 score), "a; tub. %; one-pound
prints 900 score). %; tub. %.
Eggs-Hennery 13a131a; current re-
ceipts, 12a13; Government graded.
extras, 49, standards, 16; mediums, Is.
Poultry, alive-Turkeys, hens, Is;
toms. 10: chickens, Plymouth Rock
roasting chickens, 23 broilers, Y to
2l2 pounds, 18a20: 234 and over. %;
Leghorn broilers, IA to 2 pounds, Is;
2 pounds and over. IT: colored hens,
12a13; Leghorn hens, 10; roosters, Z.
Poultry, dressed-Turkeys hens, 18;
toms, 16: Plymouth Rock roasting
chickens, 26; broilers, 4 to 2ls pounds,
glass; 234 pounds and over. 25; Leg
horn broilers, IA to pounds, 18; 2
pounds and over, 20: colored hens,
15a18; Leghorn hens. 13: roosters, 10;
Long Island ducks, 13al4.
Meats-Beef, 1919; veal, 10; lamb,
13; pork loins, Il; fresh hams. l2l2;
smoked hams, 1915; strip bacon, 1872;
lard, 7la; compound, Z.
Live stock-Hogs, light, 440a475;
medium, 45oa5.O0: heavy, 425a48O;
pigs, 325a450; roughs, 1.75a3.50 calves,
8 3.O0a5.oo; Spring lambs, 4.00a650.
Fruits ts-Watermelons, 50a90; can
Evening star., 1933-05-19
u. S. GOLD RESERVES
GAIN $24,374,0OO

In response to President Rosoevelt's
order against boarding. more gold
poured into the Treasury last week.
Meantime. the position of the Federal
Reserve Banks was improved.
The Federal Reserve Boards state
ment for the week ending May IT
showed S24,374,000 had been added to
their gold reserves, making total of
$3,467, ,708 900.
The country's monetary gold supply
remained stationary at S4,3l3 100000.
leaving approximately S671 100000 of
gold still outstanding, with 1881 900 600
of 1t reported by the Treasury to be in
circulation
Much of the gold is believed to have
been taken abroad, but hundreds of
millions is thought to be boarded in
this country.
The board reported that circulation
OF money in the United States had de-
creased by S40,000,000 for the week,
making a total of S5 852 100000. The
total decrease since March amounted
to 1856, 900, 900.
Evening star., 1933-05-19

ing present Gus
toners sold.
An Eastern util-
ity that in past
years has sol d
many installations
for gas heating
now devotes a con-
siderable part of
its sales work to
keeping its Gus
toners and pro-
tecting its revenue
from the competi-
tion of other fuels.
A carefully pre-
pared book, Ten
Ways to Save on
Your Gas-Heating
Bill" is being de-
r;-a-a5 - asrc
Evening star., 1933-05-19
HIGHER BUSINESS RATIOS
ARE NOTED IN REVIEW
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 10 Standard
Statistics Co. in its weekly review of
business says that although the abso-
lutte increase in production, sales and
wage payments has not been sensa-
tional. "percentage-wise the expansion
has been striking in several directions
and quite a number of industries are
now operating at higher ratios than
year previously"
Operating costs have been so cut
that the effect of even a moderate
gain on earnings and financial pros
poets is often disproportionately favor
able"
Evening star., 1933-05-19

toners by service men, who visit each
home and point out ways to prevent
wastage of heat. Proper insulation,
weather stripping of doors and win
dows and all matters that Help con-
serve heat and consequent expense are
Evening star., 1933-05-19
U. S. TREASURY BALANCE.

BY the Associated Press.
Treasury receipts for May II were
$50, ,470, ,051.55; expenditures, S80543,-
30454; balance, $412,750, ,760.63. Gus
toms duties for II days of May were
S11 7531Q 63
Evening star., 1933-05-19
Dollar Makers
BY GEORGE T. EAGER.

Where additional sales are difficult
and expensive to secure the order Of
the day with many organizations is to
devote more and more effort to keep
Evening star., 1933-05-19

carefully gone over with each customer
The work is done well In advance of
the heating season and before decisions
on next Winters fuel are usually made.
(Copyrieht, 1880
Evening star., 1933-05-19
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

NEW YORK, May 10 tP.-Dividends
declared:
Extra.
Pc Pay Hldrs. of
Company. Rate. ried. able. record,
Cheseborough Mfg soc :. June 29 June
Reduced.
Blk Of Nova Scotia. SO @ July 8 June Is
The Washington times., 1933-09-22
HOOVER VIEWS
INDIAN RITES
At FAIR

CHICAGO, Sept. % GN.s0.
Former President Herbert Hoover
today prepared to resume his
game of hide and seek with the
crowds at the Century of Progress.
The Ex-PreSident and Mrs.
Hoover planned to witness the
pageantry of tribal songs and
dances of the various Indian
nations, a feature of the Worlds
Fair today.
Light rays from the star
ArcturuS, which nightly light the
exposition grounds and buildings,
will start the Indian camp fires
tonight in the court of the Hall
OF Science as part of the pro-
gram.
On their second day as Worlds
Fair visitors Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover
tried to remain incognito as they
toured the Hall of Social Science
and the Hall of Science.
Believing that the crowd had
not recognized him, the former
President stepped up with a group
listening to the free long-distance
telephone calls being made at
the communications exhibit. Miss
Ruth w. Herst, of Atlantic City,
was talking with a friend in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Hoover's smile faded and
he hung up the phone and
walked away when he heard Miss
Herst's voice say:
"It's thrilling. Herbert Hoover
the ex-PreSident-is listening
in while I'm talking to you"
The Washington times., 1933-09-22
Prince Georges
Wheat Drive
Near End

Tomorrow will be the last
day that Prince Georges county
farmers can file applications to
come in on the wheat produc-
ton adjustment plan conducted
by the extension service of the
University of Maryland.
w. B. PoSey, county farm
agent, to whom farmers can
apply, declared he hoped all
growers who have not signed
up will do so before the dead
line. Applications can be filed
also with any member of the
wheat adjustment committee.
The Washington times., 1933-09-22
OIL CZAR WARS
ON v|OLATORS

The Oil Administration has
been ordered by Harold L. Ickes,
oil czar and Secretary of the In
terror, to assemble sufficient evi-
dence against oil code violators
to press legal charges.
1ckes indicated he would prose-
cute only one or two offenders at
first, probably in Brooklyn, N. Y,
in order to make sure of having
q clean case set up as a precedent.
Cases involving shot oil" viola
tors will be prosecuted in east
Texas, center of hot oil activities.
The Washington times., 1933-09-22
Student Who Cut
Wrists Sent Home

Elmer S. Hammer, 20-year-old
student at the University of Mary
land, was found weak from loss
of blood in his room at the
school yesterday after he allegedly
slashed his wrists with pocket
knife.
He was treated at George
Washington Hospital and sent to
his home in Baltimore.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-31
A KET IPARBAN
MUTATKOZ0

csokkenes dacara emelkedett a
vasutak forgalma, inert a kicsi-
ben valo eladas al1andoan emel-
kedik az orszagban.
A villanyfogyasztas is emel-
kedik, ami AIT mutatja, hogy az
ugynevezett "konnyi uzemek''
nagyobb erovel kezdenek dol
gozni.
Ketsegtelen, hogy az vi rend
sok embert allitott maris mum
munkahoz.
A farm-termenyek ara a
tengerit kiveve emelkedett a
multi heten, mem pusztan azert,
inert a dollar ara csokkent a
nemzetkozi viszonylatban, ha-
mem inkabb azert, inert nagyon
silany volt buzatermes.
Az eszaknyugati allamok ter
meset most aratjak es nemcsak
a Dakotakban, de kulonosen
Montanaban nagyon silany ter
mes volt, csakugy, mint Texas
Pennhandle districtjeben.
Latszolag sok buza van az
orszagban, de ovatosabb szak-
ert6k AIT allitjak, hogy a rossz
termes kovetkezteben sziikseg
van raktaron lev6 es az el6z6
evek alatt felhalmozodott buzara.
A buza aremelkedese minden ga
bona-felet felemelt magaval. A
tengeri ara azert esett, inert a
sertes-gyilkolas programme a fo-
gyasztast alaposan csokkenti,
Valoszinii, hogy ere kormany
a tengeri bonussal fog felelni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-31
EUR0PABAN EGY III

korszak hasadasat velik slatni
abhan a tenyben, hogy huszonket
nemzet kepviselete meg tudott
egyezni buza-kerdes iigyeben.
AIT tervezik, hogy a buza-
termel6 nemzetek egyforma
aranyban csokkenteni fogjak a
termelest Is kivitelt a k0vet-
kez6 ket evben ezzel szemben
a buza-vev6 allamok mem fogjak
mesterseges eszkozokkel emelni
a termelest a sajat allamaikban.
A megegyezest meg j6va kell
hagyni a kiilonboz6 parlamentek
mex, de AIT hiszik, hogy ez mem
fog komoly akadalyokba iitkoz-
nj.
Europai megfigyelesek szerint
ez az els6 eset haboru 6ta,
hogy ennyi .nemzet ilyen fontos
kSrdesben meg tudott egyezni
egymassal ! kiilonosen Macy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-31
Az ORSZAG BUNUGYI

kronikajanak legnagyobb
szenzacioja volt a multi heten,
hogy a milliardos villany-truszt-
gangstert, INSULT kormany uj-
ra XII akarja kerni a gorogoktol,
ami Macy kavarodast idezne fel
Chicagoban.
A milliardos szokeveny uri ba-
ratai kozu1 tobb szazan belle len
nenek egy botrany-perbe ke-
verve es az orszag polgarsaga
megtanulna, hogy rnilliardosok
es milliomosok mikepen rabo1tak,
csaltak, loptak a villanytruszton
keresztiil kozonseget.
Az alvilag kisebb alakjaira
szinten rossz napok voltak. Chi
cagoban valosagos versenyt rem
deznek birosagok, hogy me-
1yik biro kildjon minel gyor-
sabban es minel tobb gangstert
bortonbe es peldatlan sep
eredmennyel dolgoztak.
Kozben a szovetsegi "secret
service" az emberrablok ezreit
fogta el, az egyes allamok pedig
sietve hoztak szigoru torvenye-
ket erre a divatos biinre, amt
maholnap minden allamban ha-
lallal fognak bintetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-31
II f + / s Z f N L p

a Carolina partok eppen ugy,
mint a sokkal eszakabbra fekvS
New England allamok kikoto-
varosai es nagyon sokat szenve-
dett a f6varos.
Mikor a deli tengereknek ilyen
tropikus vihara Floridan vegig
szantott, akkor karorvend6
eszaki allamokban mem Macy
reszvetet mutattak boom altal
sujtott allam irant Is AIT allitot-
tax, hogy Florida mem alkalmas
komoly fejl6des szamara.
Most a keleti IS eszakkeleti
allamokban tapasztaltak, hogy
hasonlo termeszeti csapasok alol
sehol mem vagyunk biztositva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-31
SIX 0L: |: I ! ! ! /! J !

liogy a dole helyett rnuaIrat
adjon nepnek az orszag kor-
manya Is egyre erosebbcn han
goztatjak hogy Roosevelt
programme kell kovetni.
Nagyaranyu kozmunkakat k6-
vetelnek es ait akarjak, hogy az
ipari munkasok munkaideiet OFT
lis korlatozzak a munkaberekef
emeljek.
A munkasok elegedetIenssge
valosziniileg XII fogja Mcdonald
miniszterelnokot a helyeb6l
emelni Is a konzervativ' part kor-
latok nelkul veszi gyepl6t =
kezebe.
Macdonald esetleges bukasa
termeszetesen meg rosszabb hefy
zetet teremtene az ango1 munk4s
es nincstelen szamara, de :
munkaspart eppen ait akarja,
inert ait hiszik, Fogy akkor ;
legkozelebbi valasztason 6k ke-
riilnek kormanyra.
Az. angol gazdasagi viszonyok
mem javu1nak o1yan mertekben,
mint vilag tobbi nagy allamai-
ban es Ang1ianak nem sikeriil az
terve sem, hogy gyarmatainak
a kereskedelrnet teljesen magS-
hoz tudja ragadni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-31
(Folytatas = ak nldal~ol)

b
csokken. De september kozepc
fele a megindulo kozmunkaknak
kaba es hogy kovetkez6 negy
het alatt ujabb milliok jutnak
sok acelra lesz sziikseguk Is az
ipar ujra fellendiil.
Az auto-iparban is neni ha-
nyatlas mutatkozott a multi he
ten es a kovetkez6 ket hetben
meg csendesebb iizemet kell var
nunk. Azutan leltart keszitenek
es az vi modelek elokeszitesehez
fognak a gyarakban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-31
MAGYAROK NAPTARA

September 4-en. A Fiiggetlen
Ref. Egyhaz piknikje.
September 9, szombat este. A
Campbell Kulturkor balia a Ro-
man hallban.
September II, vasarnap. a
West Sidei Polgari IS Sport Kor
piknikje a Barta fele erd6ben.
September %, szombat. A
Niles-i Magyar Betegsegelyzo
Egylet sziireti balja.
September %. A fuggetlen
ref. ifjusag szezonnyito balja.
September "a, vasarnap. A
Farrelli Ref. Ifjusagir Kor szini-
el6adasa.
Sept. 24-en Farre1li Ref.
Ifj. Kor szinieloadas es nepsze-
rusegi versenye ,Horvath- Hall
Il
ban.
Okt6ber /, vasarnap. A West
Side-i Magyar Haz felavatasi i'm
nepelye.
Okt. 14-en a Farrell -Sharon-i
L. Is. Noegylet sziireti balja a
Ref. Egyhaz tornatermeben.
Okt6ber IA. A fuggetlen ref.
ifjusag magyaros sziireti balja a
Wards Ha11ban.
Okt6ber 14-en szureti bal a
Cor. Kath. Hitkozsegnel.
okt6ber Il. szombat, Farrell
Ii Lorantffy ,Zsuzsanna Egylet
sziireti balja.w ...s
.okt6ber Il, szombat. A Fer
relli Lorantffy Zsuzsanna Nd
egylet sziireti balja.
Okt6ber 10, kedd. A Verhovay
1O8. youngstown fi6k Is ewes ju-
bileuma.
Okt. 2l-en a Shenango Volgyi
Magyar-Amerikai Polgarok Ko-
re ismerkedesi este Is tancmu-
latsaga.
Okt6ber 20. Farre1l-Sharoni
Dalkor musoros estelye.
November II, szombat. "A Co
rog Kat. Ifjusagi Kor tancmu-
latsaga Wards Ha11ban.
November 18. A fiiggetlen ref.
ifjusag 6szir6zsa balja Wards
Hallban.
Dec. 31-en a Ref. Egyhaz o-evis
vacsoraja az iskolAban.,
Januar |. "A fiiggetlen ref. flu
sag ujevi balja Wards Hall
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-31
AUSTRIA


Olaszorszag vi igeretekkel ga
rantalja S ugyanakkor arrol is
gondoskodik, hogy az osztrak
aruk szamara az olasz piacot
megnyissa.
Triesztben szabad kikot6t
kapnak az osztrakok, amt a
nemet hajozas nagyon meg fog
erezni.
Az olasz-osztrak 'egyseg volta
kepen kiegesziti az vi magyar
olasz egyezseget, amely a ma
gyar tengerinek biztosit piacot
Olaszorszagban.
Europaban messzemen6 olasz
tervekrol beszelnek AIT allit-
jak, hogy Mussolini franciak-
tol a Duna incidence feletti Or
kodest teljesen .atvette S hogy
esetleg osztrak-magyar egyseget
fog csinalni, amely utobb seer
YES resze lenne a kis antantnak
Kilatasba helyezte, hogy egy
ilyen gazdasagi les politikai)
egyseg szamara Fiumet is oda-
adna, amire az olasz nemzetnek
mines semmi sziksege, de amit
Szerbianak mem volt hajlando
oda adni, mikor bekeszerz6dese
ket csinaltak.
Franciaorszag szivesen aten-
gedi Kozepeuropa felett a befo-
lyast Olaszorszagnak annak a
fejeben, hogy az olasz-osztrak
egyezseg a Hitler terjeszkedesi
vagyanak hatart sab.
EZZEL A NEMZETK0ZI
alakulattal Hitler Nemetorsza-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-31
A POLITIKAI
.SZENZACI0T

Texas szolgaltatta multi he
ten. A szaraz elemek egyik leg
nagyobb erossege es vedvara oria
81 tobbseggel prohibicio ellen
szavazott ezaltal valoszinuve
tette, hogy decemberben torve-
nyesen arulnak szeszes italokat
ebben az orszagban.
Texasban szarazak annyira
bizakodtak, hogy Garner alelnok
nem inert lemenni sajat ALA
maba, hogy kornany neveben
a prohibicio megsziintetese mel
lett agitation. Amint latjuk, ait
nelkiile is alaposan megszavaz-
tax Texasban, de az alelnok hui
zodozasa nem tette melegebbe
AIT a viszonyt, ami nagyon me-
leg soha nem volt kozte es az
elnOk kOZt.
A politikai szenzaciokat igaza-
ban csak az oszre varjak, ami
kor New Yorkban, Philadelphia
ban es Pittsburghban veglegesen
lie akar szamolni a polgarsag a
varosokat uralo korrupt politi-
kai masinakkal.
New Yorkban a demokrata
Tammany Hall ellen szovetke-
zett szavazokat Roosevelt be-
folyasa csendben tamogatja,
Philadelphiaban pedig a repub-
likanus partmasina ellen szovet-
kezett polgarokat republika-
nus Pinchot kormanyzo tamo-
gatja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-31

sot siilyedtek a zoldseg-arak
es bar Californiaban az ottani
munkasok sztrajkja kovetkezte.
ben a gyiimolcs-szallitasok meg
akadtak, a keleti allamok gyii-
mo'ks-piacan sem lattuk az ara
kat kellokepen emelkedni.
Minthogy az vi torvenyek bo-
must mem szabtak meg a ter
meles ezen ket agaban, a gyii-
mo1cs es zoldsegtermelok sorsan
ebben az evben nem tud segi.
teni a kormany sem.
Talan sz6l6-termel6k jobt
arat kapnak maid a termesert
inert a prohibicio vege Dor.
gyartast eros lendulettel fogja
emelni az orszagban.
A kedvez6tlen gazdasagi hirek
az aprobb sztrajkok es zavar.
gasok mellett az elso erdekes Is
biztato hir, hogy a toke ujra
mer vallalkozni.
A cs6dbe jutott Studebakcl
gyartol a Pierce Arrow-t req
tulajdonosai visszavettek Is vi.
ra onallo vallalatot csinaltak be-
IDLE.
Ugyancsak elenk vallalkozasi
kedv mutatkozik a ropiil6ger
ipar teren, amelynek Pan
American vallalat adott ma.
gyobb rendeleseket a multi he
ten. A Pan American rendes
repul6jaratokat tart fem a latin
anlerikai allamokkal Is Miami
ban van f6-allomasa.