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reasonably certain as soon as 1
saw you-you didn't leave me In
much doubt"
81 guess I was pretty brutal"
Then she told him everything,
unable to evade his quick question
ing. He found out how she had
been riding in a cab with a man
she hated, how she had left him,
gone to the Biltmore, been robbed
of her money and met the kind lit
tie woman who had said she was
her mother-in-law. AS she finished
she took off her wedding ring, and
showed him the inscription on the
inside.
$50 you're married, too," he said
thoughtfully.
ITO somebody l hate-or at least
l think So"
Rocky considered. 1T ought to
be easy enough to find out who
you are. You look to me like a
girl with large devoted family.
Didn't you look in the papers to
see If there was anything about a
missing girl?"
"Your family doesn't take any
papers,"
FL, that's right. One of the
old eccentricities." His eyes were
tender. "Say, this is a d-n shame.
I'll make inquiries at the police sta
ton, and We'll find out who you
are in no time. Then If you don't
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getting on we'll. I was not v,,v.
leave 1t and spend days O. woo,'s %
trying to find a better place Nv, 10
other young men said, Come WI" ,',sl
us. and we will find you somo, WIN
better to do" shook my beaS
stuck to my bush. ' and
After a while my employers a.,
me into partnership with tho sOOE
their business. The habit OF st,o,., u
to my business led to my succosa
owe all I have to the lesson ms :. 1
ther taught me when he said aS,, -
TO your Observation-Disclosures Mapo,ID v
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"Now will you tell me how the
blazes you got there?"
CHAPTER vi

IT WOULD be a relief to tell some
body. Doris closed her eyes.
He pulled his chair closer to her
She drew a long breath, wondering
worrying. Half an hour earlier she
would not have thought it possible
that she could confide in Rocky. But
his friendliness made her former at
titude impossible. She looked at him
wistfully.
Listen, couldn't you eat some
thing?"
She laughed family. rYou're hun
CRY yourself, you old fraud. I'll 60
out and have supper, though, If you
like"
He grinned. "You read me like
a book. But you honestly look
tagged. I'm going to have some
thing sent up from Reubens. They'll
send anything anywhere any time
it seems" He went to the tele.
phone. She watched him as he
gave the number. After all, she
could not go on this way forever
She would have to tell some one
in order to find her home.
"Would you like roast chickeni
Lobster?"
I'D love chicken. Say, Rocky r
"Yes, Baby!"
Gall right. | will tell you'll"
He raised his eyebrows, nodded
20. K. Spill everything. Just g
minute until l finish here"
But it was not until the food had
come that she found the courage
to tell him.. Several openings fol
the confession had gone by but
each time panic seized her. Rocky
was hungry, and very friendly. he
was trying to make up for his for
mer unkindness, it seemed to Doris
From the way you talked while
l was telephoning for this mess OF
vitamins l thought you had made
up your mind to tell me ALL" he
said.
I'm afraid you won't believe
me-"
"Well, have a shot at it."
She drew a long breath. begin
at the beginning said Rocky ''and
remember / don't bite and / don't
sting. But aside from the fact
that I'm probably dying Of curios
ity, don't tell me if you don't want
to-" ~ r.. .--
"You are decent. I've got to
tell some one, and you're the first
person I've met who wouldn't think
was absolutely crazy If / told the
truth" She cupped her chin in her
hand and went on casually, "You
see I've lost my memory. / don't
know who I am, or even what my
name is" 81
Rocky was looking at her with
his jaw dropping slightly. "The
hi you say !" ,....-.
She nodded, smiling little at
his establishment. = s.-..-...
'Then-my - Lord - maybe you
didn't know whether you were mar.
ried to me or not?'
Doris smiled ruefully. Il was
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THE STORY FROM THE BEGINNING

woman in a man
She stops the ID
|Fronh Is a
Blt q
An
girl o 5
IandD ; % the home
n
a 5
discover the He demands know who she and why his wife sen. her
pretend the time they husband and wife Rocky take:
mot a him "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11
New York Cotton
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, July ia slight i'm
provement in the dollar in foreign ex-
change and the first predictions of pos
sible relief in drought sections west of
the Mississippi combined to arrest the
advance In cotton today. After prices
had made new high records for the year,
the list set back Is points on realizing
and ended with loss of to points
on the day. Spots were reduced 10
points to 1855.
The upheaval in the grain market
as the result OF the official indication
OF the smallest crop in years and alb
sence of any indication of a radical
change in the speculative situation in
progress the past few months, brought
heavy buying of cotton from both
commission house and trade quarters.
Though the rise OF 10 per cent in
the value Of cotton since March brought
out holdings in the South and made
profit taking attractive, new buyine
power appeared in sufficient volume to
absorb offerings within q limited re-
action.
Highly beneficial rains throughout
the MISSISSIPPI valley and eastern sec
tons Of the belt. with the first pre-
dictions of possible relief in the Texas
Panhandle and Oklahoma regions. led
to professional realizing. but a setback
OF about Is points steadied the market
and the list recovered around previous
closing, levels at midday. Prices in
Liverpool advanced sharply about half
a cent il response to the late improve
ment here Yesterday.
Operators were interested in a warn
ing issued by the Secretary of Agricul-
ture that farmers should not be misled
by a mistaken belief that the crop re-
striction plan would be adopted without
regard to the amount of acreage offer
ed. The fate of the plan is described
as still hanging in the balance and its
outcome will be decided by events Of
the next few days.
Cotton futures closed barely steady,
/ to 10 lower
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11
BELL PHONE RESEARCH
DIRECTOR DIES AT HOME

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 11-Dr. Harold de
Forest Arnold. director of research for
the Bell Telephone Laboratories, Inc,
died yesterday of heart attack at his
home In Summit, N j. He was so years
old.
He was credited with many contribu-
lions to the field of telephone transmits
sion, development of the vacuum tube
and magnetic materials, and he was for
many years head of that department of
the laboratories in which fundamental
research was carried on.
He was born in Woodstock, Conn, and
received college training at Wesleyan,
taking the degree of doctor Of philosophy
at the University of Chicago.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs. Leila
Beeman Arnold, and two daughters. Mrs.
w. G. Browman and Mrs. M. r. White,
both Of Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11
LEAGUE DRUG TREATY
EXTOLLED BY SPEAKERS
Pact, Becoming Effective Yester-
day, Praised by Roosevelt in
Note to New York Group.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE League
of Nations treaty convention restricting
the manufacture of narcotic drugs,
which went into effect throughout the
world Sunday, was extolled here by
speakers Of the World Narcotic Defense
Association.
Capt. Richmond Pearson Hobson,
president of the association, said the
convention placed in operation the
majestic power of law of the civilized
world to strike down the illicit narcotic
drug traflc-modern pirates who are
preying on all mankind"
Representative Hamilton Fish read
telegram from President Roosevelt
which said, please accept my best
wishes for the success of your celebra-
ton of the coming into effect of the
Geneva treaty convention limiting the
manufacture Of narcotic drugs to legiti-
mate needs. All those who participated
in bringing this about are to be con-
graduated on their wonderful achieve
ment."
The treaty was formulated at Geneva
in July, 1881, to become operative after
ratification by Is nations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11
BANKERS. TO HOLD
CONVENTION HERE
American institute Selects
Washington for 1884, Board
of Trade Announces.

Curtis Hodges, executive director Of
the Greater National Capital Commit
tee Of the Washington Board Of Trade,
announced today that the next annual
convention of the American Institute
some time during the first two weeks
in June, 1884.
Richard w. Hill, 20 East 44th street,
New York City, is national secretary Of
the organization. Washington Chapter
Is one Of the most active units of the
national association and will make next
years convention an assured success.
The probable attendance at the COM
ing convention will be about 1000 men,
beers and guests, Mr.. Hodges said. The
last convention was held in Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11
VIRGINIA Railway Dividend.

NEW YORK, July II R.-Directors
of the Virginia Railway today declared
a regular quarterly DIVIDEND OF $l.oO on
the preferred stock, payable August l.
to stock Of record July Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11
BODY FOUND IN CISTERN

GALLIPoLIs. Ohio, July II tPy.-
The body of Mrs. Ruby NIhle, Al, of
Addison. near here, was found in a
cistern at her home Sunday.
Coroner James T. Hanson said he
was inclined toward theory of suicide,
but did not render a verdict immedi-
atelv after the inquest.
The woman's husband, Frank Ihle,
an automobile mechanic, left home
after a disagreement with his wife,
officers said they were informed by &C
quaintances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, July II (P).-Trading on
the Stock Exchange was more quiet
today. Gilt-edged securities were a
hrm feature on reinvestment buying.
but further profit taking weakened
most of the other sections Including
Transatlantic issues and Argentine rails.
The closing was uncertain.
PARIS. July IL tP).-OWing to the
hesitancy in Wall Street, Weakness reg
stored in London metals and the lack
bf encouragement elsewhere, prices on
the Bourse suffered heavy losses. The
market closed. heavy.
BERLIN. July II (Pl.-Prices on the
Boerse held steady today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11
GEORGE MASON HOTEL
REPORTS LOSS OF $2,1e7
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 1.-THE re-
port of c. Page Waller, chairman, which
was submitted to the stockholders Of
the George Mason Hotel at a meeting
last night, showed that the hotel had an
operating loss of $18,564.79 for the year
ending June 80. This includes the
writing off of depreciation to the extent
OF $16,367.48, making the net operat-
man Walters report showed that the
hotel business was not as good during
the past year as it was for the year
ending June 80, 1882.
All nine Of the present Board of Direc-
tors Of the hotel corporation were re-
elected, and John Barton Phillips, Sec
rotary, was elected as a tenth director
I. was announced that no dividends will
be paid this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11
STUDEBAKER REPORT
Receivers Show Net Loss, but Also
Advance in Operation.

NEW YORK, July II R9.-The re-
port of receivers Of the Studebaker Corp,
filed with the New York Stock Ex-
change, shows for the first quarter net
loss Of S3,156000, but also a subse-
quent advance into profitable operation
Net operating profits were realized in
final June figures will show even larger
gains, it was stated.
The company's net worth on May
81 was given as $685., 000 It began
July with more than $500 untitled or
ders, having sold $3.50 cars in June
APO in May and 3,795 in April.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11
NEW YORK EGG MARKET

NEW YORK, July II (SpeciaD.-
Quotations for eggs in the wholesale
cash market today were:
Mixed colors: Special packs, l7l2-
20L5; standards. 1612-1714: flrsts, Is;
seconds, 14-14A; medium, 1874;
dirties. 1885,; checks 1ll1l2.
Whites: Nearby selected. 1926 West
ern receipts. specials, 22-24; standards,
1921; undergrades, 1917.
Browns: Nearby and Western special
packs, 1924; standards, 17-17l2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11
Grain Market
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. July IA furiously ad-
vancing market, the widest of many
in recent weeks. took all the leading
grains to new high-price records today.
What chiefly set the markets on fire
was a Government crop report showing
wheat yield under domestic require
ments by more than 100000 BUSH
els and the smallest In 40 years, as
well as corn crop smaller than any
harvested in 80 years.
Every wheat future went far over the
dollar mark, and for the first time rye
also passed the dollar-a- bushel line,
soaring more than 10 cents a bushel on
top of an Scent gain the day before.
1t was not shouting market. with
the joyous roar that first showed recov-
cry from the bank holiday. but one of
deadly speed, with every nerve of
traders strung to the highest pitch for
instantaneous deals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11
Gypsum Properties Sold.

SALTVILLE, Va. July IL (F1.-The
Mathieson Alkal Co. of Saltville has
purchased and assumed charge of the
Gypsum properties located at North
Hnlstou Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
Special Dispatch to The Star
BALTIMORE .IlllV IL

1NIOIVI
Sales. STOCKS. Last sales.
ass Arundel Corporation ........ 81
445 Black & Decker com. .....,. "a
&c Tel BALTIC pfd ia
- Consolidated Gas com. Sc
. Con Gas 5i2T cum pfd E 10.
73 Con Gas So cum pfd A.. %
100 Eastern Rolling Mills com 9s4
3O5 Emer Bromo-Seltzer A com. %
% FIDELITY &, Deposit Co 39i2
30 Finance Ser com Glass A.. 3
80 Houston Oil pfd vic. ........ =
II Manufacturers Fin Co com vt. 10
IS Manufacturers Fin Co pfd -. 3A
900 Maryland Casualty Co. 49,. 3!s
40 Mt Yer Woodbury. Mills pfd.. 1872
l3O New Amsterdam Cas- Co.. l5I2
is Pa Water & Power 56l,
AIS Fidelity &. Guaranty. 5ta
BONDS
ST 900 United Ry & Elec fdg IS. ....
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6 TREASURY CERTIFICATES
Washington Stock Exchange
SALES.

SALES.
Potomac Elec. cons. 5s-s1 900 at lo4.
Wash. Rwy. g. Elec. 4s-Sl 900 at S1l2.
Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11
Bid and !
PUBLIC UTILITY.

Bid Asked
Amer Tel. & Tel Alas 80 .. Iloi2 49,
Am. Tel & Tel. ctl. IT. 5s... lo5 IL.
knacostia & Pot. r. r 5s... ~ ~,
knacostia { Pot Guar. IS. 9o'2 9-i2
& P Tel OF Va 5S.. 49,. lo5 -.
capital Traction r. r. 5S... i.i2 Do
[Sity & Suburban 5S.......-. Al 49,.
ieorgetoWn Gas lst 5s. Ioi
Potomac Elec Cons 5'o.-... iut 800.
potomac Elec Us 1888 lul -,
{Nashinston Gas IS s.. s5,2 Sf2
kNashinot0n Gas rs 60. So. lU3'2 ~
Wash Gas 6s. series b. ..... 1o3 loi
Wash Rwy &c Elec. Is. SUE %
MISCELLANEOUS
Barber Ross Inc. gas. 80
f,hevy Chase Club 5i2s. W 80.
-olumbia Country Club 5 IS. 20 80.
d C. Paper Mfg Us. ..-.- ~
NJ NJ Cold Storage 5S. 30 =.
Wash. Cons. Title Us 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11

During a parade Of SEQ Orangemen
on their way to a special church service
in Glasgow, Scotland, recently, spec
tato- threw a bottle among the march
ers, and this started riot which was
stopped by the police after the arrest
CT three women and two men.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07
BAL CAMPBELLBEN

s Most szzso,mba.tiso5ii,,' asas.'1 sssts 1ttart,a
oszzi e1so Ba1jat ! campbelli Ma
gyar Kultur Kor a Roman Hall
ban az oily szep sikereket elert
labdaz6 csapat javara. Miutan a
csapat, amely tiszta magyar fl
ukb6l all, nemcsak Kornek, de
az egesz magyarsagnak dics6se-
get szerzett, elvarjak, hcgy a
magyarsag tamogassa mulatsa-
got.
A balon Bunchy Janos 10 ta-
gu zenekara szolgaltatja, maid
a kitiin6 zenet Is Bunchy meg
fogadta, hogy jobban fog Inuzsi-
kalni, mint valaha.
Aki tehat egy kellemes estet
akar eltolteni, szivesen latjuk, !
Roman Hallban most szomba atom
este. J6 etelek Is italokf6l is gon-
Rsnsdas|ss15Js:yg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07
LEsz "FUvos zENEKAR"

!. A Youngstown Magyar Rez-
banda (fuv6szenekar) tagjai ko-
ze fe1vetelre: a kovetkez6k je-
'lentkeztek eddig: 80
. Meszaros Jozsef, Balogh Ist-
van, Kiss Janos, Babak David,
Kimaromi Mihaiy, Fodor J6zsef,
Hodori Sander Kal6czki Daniel,
Besze Janos, Fulop Sander, Fa-
bian ,t6zsef, fridrick Ferenc,
.Vilmos Gyorgy Is Albert, Csak6
Gyula,. Hauzer Istvan, iSzabo
J6zsef, Smith Elemsr, Vilmos Is
Istvan, Lukacs Vilmos, Hudak
Istvan Is Janos, fforvath Ist-
van Is Robert Krock Janos, 1fj.
Horvath Antal, Ress Josef Is
Bella.
.Jelentkezni meg mindig lehet
S-tol 10 !s''s,.( eyes. (koriig. Ha Z meg IS
20 jelent:ke!.z,6 /. lesz, pgy azonnal
intezkedve lesz; hogy = zenekar
tanitoja megkezdhesse mukode
set.
Beal1ani lehet:
Ress, Jozsefnel 408 West Fe-
deral St. vagy Smith Istvannal
88l Rose. St. alatt, Youngstown
Ohio. !.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07
III r tt S Z E N L E

teletere rendezett paradekon &
halasan fogadja AIT nyomorult
beremelest, amit a kormany zsa.
rolt XII a szamara a nagyt5ket5l
Is ami mem is beremeles, inert
csak az egyre fokoz6do draga.
saggal tart lepest.
AZ egyetlen remSnysugar, q
mely a nunkassag lassu ebrede-
set mutatja, az az otezer kisebb-
nagyobb sztrajk, amiben mum
kassag elegedetlens6ge es meg.
unit szenvedese tort XII a mul,
heten.
A sztrajkokat itt-ott azert
|rendeztek, inert kesnek abbar
az iparban a rendelettel, neho1
azert, inert a rendeletet
tesen vegre mem halifax.
.Remelnink kell, hogy el6bb'
utobb maya ellen rendelet Ell.
len is sztrajko1nak, inert az el6.
irt huszonot-harminc centes ora
berekkel mem lehet megelegedve
az orszag munkassaga. :.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07

Pknzzel-azt par bolisG 6rat
mem lefact megfizetni, rfilig .
beieptidijak magyar filmn<l meg
sohas ilyen olcsok. nem spitaks
A West Sidei VI Magyar Ott-
honban, aeMahoning Ayen, sem
ben a Public Libraryyal lesz- q
youngstown eloadas, kedden,
szeptember 12-en es pedig ket-
seer. Az els6 kezd6dik 7-kor,
a masndik o-kor.
Campbellben a Roman Hall
ban september 13-an, szerddxl
este 7::30kor lesz az el6adas es
pedig a Campbelli Magyar Pol
gari KOr rendezeseben.
Jegyek el6vetelben az Egyha-
zaknal kaphatok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07
|MIKOR AZONBAN
|MEGALLAPITJUK.

hogy az uralkodo t6kes osz.
taly kivaltsagait mem akarja fell
adni, mikor bebizonyitjuk, hogy
a szenipar, nehez ipar, az auto
ipar ezentul is korlatlanul kivan
uralkodni a jobbagy sorsra keny
szeritett munkason, ugyanakkor
meg kell allapitanunk, hogy a
munkasoknak is vannak hibai.
Es hogy d jelenlegi helyzet nagy
reszben a munkasok S kulonosen
a munkasvezerek shibaja. 93
A korrupt es tehetetlen, vala-
mint teljesen tehetsegteien mum
kasvezerekben5 a. munkassag,
tobb-kevesebb joggal, elvesztette
a bizalmat es je1enlegi eredme-
nyek mem is a munkasvezerek
kezeibQl, hanem a kormany altal
kivalasztott intellektue1ekt6l szar
maznak.
Az amerikai munkasmozgalom
"vezerei", akiket batran racke
teereknek lehet nevezni, soha
mem engedtek meg az oorszag
munkassaganak, ,hogy-s tHaunkas
politikai partot alakitsorhr inert
|feltek t6le, hogy akkor atmunka-
|sok soraiba allhatnak azok az
enberek, akik a vilagtortenele,a-
ben mindig vezettek Is el6keszi-
tettek a hekes es a mem Dek&s
forradalmat. A tanult. enberek.
A szeryezetekbe . lit mindig
csak foglalkozasok szerintsdehc-
tett beallni esoigy sas banyAszok
szervezetenek a vezsre soha, mem
lehetett peldaul egy- egyetemi
tanar, hanem egy ravasz Is er6s
konyokkel bir6 sz&nbanyasz.
Meg a legelfogultabb munkas-
max is be kell ismerni, hogy het-
szazezer ember sorsat muvelet-
len ember iranyitani mem tudja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07
FELHIVAS

~
"A Scent Istvan Egylet fiszti,
kara elhatarozta, hogy,a a kedvez.
menyes beallast meg fentartja
egy h6napig, A nagy. oszalynal
ugyszinten a gyermek osztalynal
is, icy .tehat meg okt6ber h6nap.
ban meg nyitva van az Egylet
a katholikus magyarsag reszere,
Minden katholikus magyar ra-
gadja meg ezen alkalmat Is csat.
lakozzon Scent Istvan Egylet-
hez. Most september h6napban
a nagy osztaly 9 Vi taggal sza-
porodott, a gyermek osztaly pc
dig S vi taggaf: Dojcsak Maris-
ka, Knoll Ilona, Halasz Gyorgy
Halasz Emma, Miglecz Irsn.
A feln6tt osztalyba felxstet-
tex: Burcsak Istvan, Vaskoe Jo-
zsef, Vasko J6zsefne, Dojcsak
josef. Dojcsak Jozsefne, Mol
mar Janosne, Rozsnoki Simonne
Ifj. Ince Jozsefne, i'd Ince Jo.
zsefne.
Beteg tagjaink: Hotter And. Ans
|rA Vas Istvan, Hanko Margi,
Timar Magdolna.
Betegseg a tikarnal jelenten.
.d6: 1905 Oak St. Tel. 3O86o.
G6ber Janos, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07
Ia NRA GAZDASAGI
EREDMENYEI

egyel6re mem kielegitok, a
nagy ballyhoo dacara a kormany
max siirg6sen ARA kell toreked-
nj, hogy az egyes iparagak pro-
gramjat, va1amlnt munkabere.
ket Is az arakat gyorsabban Co
ordinalja.
Igaz ugyan, hogy a teljesen
fej es terv nelki1 dolgozo ipar
IS kereskedelem szabalyozasa
gigaszi munkat ad az ARA telje.
sen keszuletlen kormanynak es
igaz, hogy EFT a fe1fordulast var
nunk kellett. de ez nem valtoztat
a tenyen Is a teny az, hogy a
felfordulas hatasat itt-ott sulyo.
san megerzik.,
Megerezziik els6 sorban abban
hogy a kereskedelem er6sen visz
szael heiyzettel, amt talan az
iparra mem lehet altalanosag-
ban elmondani.
A gyarak is illetektelenul emel
tex az arakat bizonyos iparag-
ban, de ez a Macy alta1anossag-
ban mem tortent meg. inert pe1-
daul a nehez ipar dicseretesen
|igyekszik az arak rmerseklesere.
De a kereskedelem ravetette
magat a kek sas mozgalomra, a
legszemtelenebbul kijatsza Dol.
tokban 4nunkaberekre es mum.
[kaid6re yonatkQz6,: rendeleteket
ellenbfn ket het. talatt meg akar-
ja:,profitban ,keresni :.mindazt, a
NIT s.harom eve eivesztett IS az
arakat As felh6kig emeltek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07
SIT. IMRE EGYLET

a New Brunswick SIT. Imre
hg. Egylet o-ik osztalya folyo
h6' l0-en, azaz jov6 vasarnap
p Oral kezdettel tartja rendes ha-
wi gyiileset a SIT. Istvan otthon-
ban, Wilson Ave. Kerem tagtar-
saimat, hogy minel nagyobb
szammal megjelenni sziveskedje-
mex.
Az e1mult h6 folyaman egyle-
tiinknel elhaIt ! tag, AZ utana
jar6 ha1aleseti kivetes ezen a
'gyulesen esed&kes.
Hauxer Ful6p, titlk&r.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07
EEK A SZTRAJKOK
UGYAN

latszolag a kormany program
jat itt-ott gancsoljak Is a k0-
zonseg tiirelmetlenul surgeti,
hogy azoknak a kormany vessen
veget, de voltakepen a kilobba.
no elkeseredettseg - segit a
kormanynak.
.Segit annak a nehany elszant
|tudosnak, akik az uralkod6 osz-
talyb6l iengedmenycket akarnals
kicsikArni a munkassag' szamara,
inert jot: latjak,f :;hogy 4ha. enged-
menyeket 9nem sadnak, akkors "a
Et6k6s osztalyt .forradaimak esofel
fordulasok utjan sfogjak leloicai
q. helyer6l. ~
/. i; Eek q sztrajkok axt is mutat-
jak, hogy az elkeseredettseg mar
"a tirelen1. utols6 fokat elerte,
hegy a .negy,o ewes ) szenvedes
vegre megtanitotta asmunk&ssa-
igot, hogy joga van kovetelni Is
hogy a kezeiben van a fegyver,
amellyel koveteleseinek er-
venyt is tud szerezpi..
Akarmilyen sajnalatos hat
hogy egyszerre otezer esztrajk
van az orszagban, EFT az ebre.
dezo onerzetet bizonyos elege,
dettseggel kell udvozolnunk ses
biznunk kell benne, hogy az, .el.
nok bekelteto bizottsaga ,sietvt
rendet t1d ninden vonalofi csi.
na1ni &.t st.as.A ~ ~