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Evening star., 1933-09-24
Columbia Adds TO stan.

A. Dryer, recently retired mechanical
engineer Of u. s. Navy Department, has
been put In charge of the day classes
at Columbia Technical School. Mr..
Dryer has had many years experience
in various branches of drafting and
engineering in the Washington Navy
Yard and in the ordance. equipment
and yards and docks divisions Of the
Navy Department. Before coming to
the Government service Mr.. Dryer was
engineer with the Lansing Iron q
Engine Works at Lansing. Mich. He
completed his engineering studies at
Michigan State Cc-.cge and had 10
years shop experience before coming
with the Government. While at Mich
igan Stats Mr.. Dryer won the Tau
Beta Pi key.
Several new courses have been added
to the l933-34 curriculum OF the Co.
lumbia Tech" Schools. In the engi-
neering school . new course In air
conditioning is being offered. This
course covers engineering instruction in
modern air conditioning work and In
cludes training in mathematics and spe-
cial engineering subjects required for the
Evening star., 1933-09-24

Three new teachers have been added
to the faculty Of the Dupont School for
Evening star., 1933-09-24

Big Fish Landed.
A halibut weighing nearly 400 pounds
was caught recently of Hull, England.
Evening star., 1933-09-24
Early Flying Plan.

Favorite plans Of medieval philoso-
pliers and artists who experimental
with the art Of aerial navigation were
projects to train up children from their
infancy In the exercise Of flying with
artificial wings.
Evening star., 1933-09-24
Oldest Woman Barber.

Europe's oldest woman barber. Frau
Zosel, who lives in little town near
Reichenberg, Germany, has just cele-
brated her Goth birthday and was hon
ored by the mayor and others who
refuse to be shaved by any one else.
Evening star., 1933-09-24

capped children In classes apart from
the normal children. Each group re-
ceives coaching based on Individual
needs.
Evening star., 1933-09-24

for Secretaries, and was formerly Sec
retary to the executive secretary of the
Progressive Education Association.
Evening star., 1933-02-19
BOYS CLUB RE-NAMES
JELLEFF PRESIDENT
New Officers and Directors Are
Chosen-Board to Hold
Meeting Friday.

The reelection of Frank r. Jelleff as
president Of the Boys Club of Wash
ington was announced yesterday by
Charles M. Fyfe, executive secretary of
the club.
Other officers are: Henry M.
Brawner jr., first vice president;
William A. Russell, reelected second
vice president; Harold A. Brooks,
treasurer, and Roland Whitehurst, re-
elected secretary. William Clabaugh
was named ~2S auditor.
New members of the board of
directors are Charles Tompkins, Ernest
H. Daniel, Joseph D. kaufman, Clar-
ence Norment. jr.; Wash B. Williams,
Sidney F. Taliaferro, Judge Robert E.
Mattingly, Harry King, Maj. Henry P.
Erwin, Karl w. Corby, Horace L.
Stevenson and F. H Eastman.
The new board will meet Friday to
discuss plans for obtaining scholar
ships" to enable the club to maintain
its camp on the Wicomico River this
Summer.
Because the Community Chest failed
to reach its goal in the last campaign,
the budget committee of the Chest re-
fused 40 allocate any funds for the
maintenance of camps, and the only
method by which Camp Reeder will be
operated this Summer will be through
the obtaining of these scholarships
for various boys. Under this system,
the club makes UP the difference be-
tween what the boy is actually able to
pay and the cost of maintaining him
for the two weeks period.
Evening star., 1933-02-19
Travesty Enacted
On Barry Episode
By'Little Congress
Its Sergeant at Arms Cen
sured at Session at
the Mayflower.

Burlesquing the David S. Barry cpl
sode in the Senate recently, the Little
Congress" last night "censured" its
sergeant-at arms, Thomas Camp of
Georgia, for an offending article in the
Old Outlook Magazine.
The Junior legislative body, composed
of secretaries and clerks Of Senators and
Representatives, excused Mr.. Camp
from his duties at a session in the May
flower Hotel, until such time as his
case is investigated"
The sargeant- t-at-arms' article, copy
of which was read to the assembled
congress, stated that mot every mem
Der of the Little Congress is q moron, a
paranoiac or a nlnny. There are a few
that are not, but it Is not WE'LL known
who they are"
Called to defend himself, Mr. Camp
could only say that he was trying TO
give the Little Congress a reputation
different from what is generally under
stood of it."
The group had as its guest of honor
last night Senator William j. Bulow of
South Dakota. Other invited guests
included Representatives Robert Rams
pack, Paul Kvale and Carlton Mobley.
Elmore Whitehurst. speaker of the
Little Congress, presided. while Victor
Russell was postmaster. George R.
Stewart Of California is clerk of the
congress. Entertainment and dancing
concaudcd the program.
Evening star., 1933-02-19
ATTORNEY is SLAIN;
DETECTIVE ARRESTED
LAWYER Killed in Office After Win
ming Stay on Jail SEN
tence.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, February
ia few hours after he had been
granted a stay on a six-month sentence
for contempt of Federal Court, w. 5.
Pullen, 30. an attorney, was shot TO
death in his office today.
Police arrested T. H. Bales, one
armed operator of a private detective
agency, and charged him with the
shooting.
l.. ". Adkins, who told police he was
an eyewitness, informed them, they
said, that Bales entered Pullen's Oh
fee and accused the attorney of illegal
practice in handling an appeal case Tor
Mrs Bales. Police said Adkins told
them after short argument Bales
drew a pistol and fired four times at
Pullen. The latter died on the way to
hospital
Pullen was given a six months jail
term some time ago by Federal Judge
George w. McClintic for contempt OF
court. He and another attorney were
convicted of appropriating an automo-
bile that had been released from Gus
tody Of the court.
Evening star., 1933-02-19
HOOVER DOUBTFUL
AS 1886 CANDIDATE
President Is Expected to Re-
tire Definitely From Po-
IiticaI Life.~
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Friends close to President Hoover and
in position to know his mind made
known last night that they felt GER
tain" that he intended to retire
definitely into private life and not run
for the presidency again in 1886.
Reports have been current in the
National Capital that the Chief Execu-
tive was laying the groundwork for
hence, but the statement last night
giving an opposite view-emanated
from highly authoritative sources con-
nected with the administration.
Committee To Meet Here.
Chairman Everett Sanders of the Re
publican National Committee, after
conference with the President two days
ago, summoned members Of the Execu-
tive Committee of the organization to
gather here February 27.
1t was disclosed last night that Mr.
Hoover either would address this meet
ing personally or send statement to
be read before II, giving his views
upon the best course to be followed IN
efforts to return the party to power.
Members of the Executive Committee,
who will meet behind closed doors, pre-
ViouSly denied the President would
communicate with the group directly.
Activity to Be Urged.
Friends of the President asserted last
night they felt certain Mr.. Hoover, in
his statement before the group, would
urge the utmost effort not only in the
congressional elections of 1884, but also
in the presidential campaign of 1886.
At the same time, however, they as.
serted they doubted very seriously"
that the President would state fatty
that he desired ito be taken out OF
the running in 1886. They held that
such a meeting would not provide the
proper opportunity for statement OF
this character and that there was
possibility that future events might alter
the Presidents decision.
Evening star., 1933-02-19
MORE CASH RUSHED
TO MICHIGAN BANKS
S27, 900, 900 Sent From Here
to Meet Needs of Reopen
ing Tomorrow.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, February 18.-Additional
millions of dollars moved into Michigan
tonight to allay any possibility OF a
currency shortage while fnanciers and
State officials wrestled with regulatory
legislation under which banks and trust
companies will be guided when the
banking holiday ends.
From washington came S27 000, 900,
of which $1,000,000 was in gold and
the remainder in currency. This sup
plemented $4,000 600 shipped to the
Federal Reserve Bank last Tuesday,
shortly after Gov. William A. Com
stock, declaring an acute emergency
existed in the Union Guardian Trust
Co., of Detroit closed the banks for
eight days.
Cash Not to Run Out.
In Detrait and out-State, banking Off
cials said there would be no shortage
Of cash
Gov. Comstock conferred at length
with administration leaders, in Detroit
and Lansing, on expected forthcoming
legislation designed to give him dista-
torial powers over the banks of the
State. So, too, did bankers and public
officials in principal Michigan cities.
All conferences revolved about an
emergency program to take effect after
the lifting of the moratorium procla-
nation.
In Washington, Senator James Cou-
zens, Republican, Michigan, said he
was preparing a bill to authorize the
controller of the currency to adopt
any emergency program for national
banks which may be adopted by State
regulatory bodies.
Meanwhile the man in the street,
apparently unworried, left a great part
of the huge sums made available under
limited emergency Withdrawals in the
vaults of the bank. DepositorS were
offered per cent of their deposits in
Detroit-totaling nearly 100000, 600
but today they came in even smaller
numbers than on the two previous days
to take advantage of the offer.
Public Confidence Seen.
Out-State, where similar offers were
made in many cities, public confidence
that satisfactory solution will be
worked out by administration leaders
was seen in the small numbers who
withdrew emergency funds.
Growing belief that the moratorium
will be extended at its expiration
Thursday morning, following the Wash
ington's birthday holiday, was evidenced
in all circles. Bankers said that neces-
sary legislation to be adopted at Lam
sing and possibly at Washington
would require more time.
Evening star., 1933-02-19
Hiccoughs Eleven Days.

WAYNESBORO, Va, February 18 up.
John M Harris was reported today as
much better" although he still con-
tinued the hiccoughing started ii days
ago. The rate OF hiccoughing, which
had been % minute, was lower today
and the attending physician hoped for
a complete recovery to be brought about
through his present treatment.
Evening star., 1933-02-19
Church Guild to Give Play.

The Players Guild of st. James
Church will present a country school
play at the church hall on Eighth
street. between B and C streets north
east, Tuesday at pm. Other enter
tainment on the program will include
fancy dancing
Evening star., 1933-02-19

held this week at the home Of Mrs.
Charles Stanton on Cedar street. Mrs.
Clarence Croft was co-hostess. An en-
tertainment program included reading
by Mrs. Ann Knight, piano solo by Miss
Thilabelle Burke and tenor solo by DR..
George Anderson, with Mrs. Minick as
accompanist.
Evening star., 1933-02-19
BANQUET SET TONIGHT
Senator Hebert, Page and Others
Invited by Legal Fraternity.

Gamma Eta Gamma, George Wash
ington University Legal Fraternity, will
entertain a number of prominent
guests at a banquet at $50 o'clock
tonight in the Hamilton Hotel
Senator Hebert of Rhode Island and
William Tyler Page. former clerk of
the House, will be among those present.
Evening star., 1933-02-19
WILL HOLD CARD PARTY

Oxon Hill Women Will Stage
Event on Tuesday.
OXON HILL. Nd, February Is (Spe-
ciaD The Oxon Hill Women's Com
munity Club will give card party in
the school Tuesday. The next meeting
of the Womens Club will be at ! pm,
Evening star., 1933-02-19

Wednesday, at which time Miss Regan,
home demonstration agent, win heip
the members in planning garden ana
canning budget.
The president, Mrs. Charles z. James,
Will give reports on meeting Of the
presidents of the clubs in the Prince
Georges County Federation.
Evening star., 1933-02-19
HOLD HUSBANDS NIGHT
Lyon Village Woman's Club Meets
at Home of Mrs. Stanton.

Special Dispatch to The star.
LYON VILLAGE, Va. February 10
About so residents of this community
were present at the Husbands night"
party of the Lyon Village Woman's Club
Evening star., 1933-02-19

Germany has a shortage of small
apartments.
Evening star., 1933-02-19

Lumber exports from the Philippines
last year was valued at 1880, 900. :.
Evening star., 1933-02-19
LAST CONGRESS RECEPTION
GAY WHITE HOUSE EVENT
1,6OO Members, Wives and Guests Attend
With Smiles and Cheerful Greetings
Predominating.

much in evidence last evening, and cut
flowers in shoulder effect were worn by
a goodly number at the function.
Evening star., 1933-02-19

ACC DRESSES of w hite
nainsook, with yoke or collar,
and set-in sleeves.
DAINTY BIBS, beautiful
ly embroidered by hand, in
several designs. Only. ...,.-..
+. soc KID MOCCASINS in
white, trimmed with pink or
blue. Very special at......
"VANTA" BINDERS of
fine cornbed cotton, with three
ties at side.
"DALBY" SHIRTS, but
confront and double-breasted
models of silk-c o t o n-and-
wool (121a%). Sizes to 3 yrs.
TOTS soc SLEEPERS of
peach, pink or blue crepe that
requires no ironing. Drop
seat. Sizes 2 to 6 yrs.
&C COVERED JARS fol
nipples, boric, tton, etc
Dainty colorings.
Evening star., 1933-02-19

These famous birds
eye diapers are size 27x27
inches-hemmed and ready
for use, in sanitary pack
age. Limit, two dozen to a
customer.
Evening star., 1933-02-19

Lovely little silk lined
coats of white, pink or blue
SILK hand-embroidered,
shocked and shirred.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-03
IA NACYT0KE


haligatta az elnok kivansagat,
aki AIT kerte.hogy augustus 81
utan a heti IS ora munkaert ne
fizessenek kevesebbet, mint
amennyit addig heti 40 As Sc
orakert fizettek.
Lehetseges, hogy kes6bb, mi
kor az egyes iparagak kiilon rea-
deleteit alairjak, a kereset lefeli
modosul maid bizonyos cegek.
mel, de egyenl6re az altalanos
rendelet altalanos rnunkaber-j ia.
vitast is je1ent az embereknek
Azonkivul termeszetesen a mi
nimalis orabereket is megszabjs
- eleg alacsonyra.
A rendeletnek egyaltalan mem
az celia, hogy a munkabereket
rendezze, csupan arrol akar gon.
doskodni, hogy a nunkaido limi.
talasaval tobb munkaalkalmat
teremtsen az orszagban es ez'
- eleri.
A nagyt6ke meg habozik, hogy
alairja-e az elnok kivansagat
kiilonosen azert, inert a heti Ike.
reset epsegben tartasa aldozato.
kat kiyan munkaadotol, de biz
tosra veheti mindenki, hogy :
habozas a t6ke veresegevel fog
vegz6dni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-03
Az ELN0K
RADIO BESZEDE

meginditotta a munkabereme-
lesek Is a munkaid6 leszallita-
sok lavinajat es augustus 31-re,
mire az altalanos rendelet er-
venybe lep, legalabb harom mil
lio emberrel tobb fog dolgozni
az orszagban.
Maya a beszed mem volt szigo-
ru Is inkabb kerte, mint paran-
csolta az orszag feje, hogy min
den munkaado tegyen eleget a
kotelessegenek.
De akiket az elnok szelid be-
szede esetleg megtevesztett vol
Ina. azoknak csak miniszterek
kijelenteseit kel1ett figyelni, a
xix sokkal kemenyebben es egye-
nesebben tudattak t6kevel,
hogy a trefat mem turk.
Az elnoknek nincs torvenyes
joga, hogy altalanos rendeletet
adjon XII egyszerre az egesz or.
szag szamara, - joga csak ah-
hoz van, hogy kii1on-kiilon rem
delje el minden iparban az vi
munkarendet de mem marad-
hatott senki ketsegben, hogy az
orszag kozvelemenyet mozgosit-
jak az altalanos ~rendelet erdeke-
ben IS hogy bojkott ala veszik
mindazokat a munkaadokat Is
iizleteket, amelyek Is akik mem
sietnek az elnoki "kerest" meg
hallgatni.
Es propaganda minden esq
kozehez hozzanyultak, hogy az
orszag egyseges kozvelemenyet
felsorakoztassak teljes skier er-
dekeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-03
Ia MULTI HETEN
|0ROMRIVALGASSAL

ujsagolta az orszag berbe vett
sajtoja, hogy az auto ipar a ja-
vaslataval elkeszilt hogy AIT
Johnson generalisnak szemelye-
sen adtak At Detroitban, ahol a
|tanacskozason megjelent az ipar-
Car.
Az aut6-ipar 43 centes mini,
malls munkaberet oles betiikkel
jeleztek, de elhallgatjak az vi.
sagok, aminthogy kormany
sem latszik tudomast venni r6.
la, hogy lit csaljak az orszae
k0z0nseget.
Mert amig az aut6-ipar nagy
garral megigeri Is megadja a 4a
centes 6rabert, addig az auto.
|alkatreszek ipara $50 centes
munkaberek erdek&ben adott be
Ijavaslatot a kormanynal.
Tudjuk, hogy minden auto
|gyar az alkatrkszek felet ideger
lgyarakban, alvallalatokban csi.
naltatja IS ez a nlegkiilonbozte-
t&s alkalmat ad nelxik ARA, hogy
4 munka fel3t tovabbra is ehbe,
Irek mellett csinaltassak meg az
alkatr9sz-ipar rendelet-tervezett
alapjan.
Remelhet6, hogy 4 kormAny
sem az aut6-ipar, sem AZ alkat'
lr9sz ipar javaslatat mem hagyjs
helyben. nencsak nlunkaberel
alacsonys&ea. hanern az<rt semi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-03
A NEHEZ IPAR UTAN

azonnal a puhaszenipar sorsat
fogjak targyalni Is a targyala-
sok botranyokat igernek.
A puhaszen banyabarok ma
|guk kozt sem tudtak megegyezni
Is a scab tarsasagok olyan SEEM
|telenil alacsony munkabe bereket
kinalnak, amit nem fog = kor-
many j6vahagyni.
Ugy az acel-ipar, mint = puha-
szenbanyaszat mar pr6bara is
|tettkk a kormany hatalmat Is til
relmet, inert az aceltruszt puha-
sz9nbanyaiban a szervezethez
csatlakoz6 banyaszokat egysze-
riien kivagtak a rnunkab6l.
A javaslataikban ugyan benns
van, hogy nindenki tartozhat
szervezethez, de a gyakorlatban
|meg EFT sem akarjak megtiirni 6
4 Frick banyak veres esem&nyei
kihiv6an tudatjak a kormAnnyal
Is ! nemzettel, hogy neh6z ipar
nagyurai fiityiilnek a t6rveny'
re Is i kormanyra.
Meg szerencse, hogy Pinchoi
|korm4nyz6 nem lied meg ! t6ke
lt6l IS nyilvanosan megya adolta !;
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-03

A spekulatorok a buza IS a
gyapot arat levertek, de sez meg
mem szerencsetlenseg az orszag-
ra, inert a buzat a farmerek szep
tember fele, legkorabban august
tus derelean szoktak eladni IS
akkor lesz fontos a gyapot IS a
buza ara.
"A t0zsde-krachban sok resze
volt Eur6panak, inert az arany-
Allamok dollar cricket minden-
fsle triikkokkel mestersegesen
felhajtjak, ami aznap az arak
eseset okozza.
Ilyen kilengesekre mindaddig
lei lehetiink keszilve. amig a dol
lar vSgleges cricket az elnok
mem akarja megszabni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-03
inert mindket iparag open-shor
alapon kivan dolgoztatni.
AZ OPEN-SHOP
KERDESE

ezen a heten fog eld6lni, inert
az acelipar javaslatat a heten
kezdtek targyalni Is amennyiben
"a nehez ipar er6sebbnek bizo-
nyul a torvenynel, rlunkasokat
minden vonalon kijatszak.
Mikor a nehez ipar maga err
kolcstelen javaslatat az open
shop Is kompania junk mel
lett beadta, belepett nagyt6ke
frontjanak a legels6 sancarkaba,
hogy szembe stallion a torveny-
nyel Is kormannya1.
Mogotte sorakozott fel puha-
szenipar, az auto-ipar Is az
auto-alkatresz ipar ezek mind
ragaszkodnak a kompania-junik-
hoz, amelyek tudvalevoleg csak
papiron leteznek.
Neril titok senki elott, hogy
la kcrmany miniszterei szeretnek
Ivegrehajtani torvenyt es alkal-
mat akarnak adni munkasok-
max, hogy a szervezeteiket kept
SEX IS mem titok, hogy nagy-
tokenek ez a javaslata egyenes
hadiizenet a kormany reszere.
Ha heten a nehez iparban a
t6ke bizonyul er6sebbnek kor-
manynal, akkor az vi ipartor-
veny mem hozott semmit a kor-
manynak, csak t6kenek enged-
te meg, hogy a Sherman fele
truszt-ellcnes torvenyt kijatszak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-03
|NEMCSAK
EZEN A TEREN.

hanem mindenkepen vereseget
jelent a kormanynak Is mum
kasnak, a tisztessegnek es a tor
venynek, ha a nehez ipar gy6ztes
lesz, inert akkor a napszamos
tovabbra is rabszolga marad az
iparban.
Es ha ez tortenne, akkor nem
lehet IS mem fognak belenyugod-
nj jogfosztasba a munkasok,
hanem a sztrajkok Is a politikai
agitaciok egesz sorozata fogja
elonteni az orszagot. Mindaddig,
amig a congressus ujabb es ra-
dikalisabb torvenyekben nem ad
villages jogot kormanynak,
hogy a nagytoke tulkapasait
megfekezze.
A munkas-szervezetek terme-
szetesen a heten jelen lesznek
Washingtonban S tudataban van
max annak, hogy ezen a heten es
a nehez ipar kihallgatasa alatt
dol el a munkas sorsa az vi ipar-
torveny tartama alatt.
A munkasok mellett vonul fel
Perkins munka-miniszter, aki a
multi heten pittsburgh acel-
poklokat szemelyesen menezte,
Ickes be1igyminiszter, aki soha
nem titkolta, hogy munkasok-
kal egyitt krez, valamint Roose-
velt minden olyan tanacsadoja,
aki igazan kozel all az elnokhoz.
A munkasokkal kevesbe ro-
konszenvez maga Johnson, aki a
torvenyt vegrehajtja a kabinet-
mex az ket-harom tagja, aki-
ket mem hivnak be a targyalasra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-03

jak ait kozonseghez juttatni,
mint annak idejen a Liberty
Bondot, amit szaz es otven dol
laros tetelekben is arultak.
A javulo viszonyok hatasa
alatt ketsegtelen, ho@ az Or
szag kozonsege a felajanlott bon-
dokat aranylag gyorsan Is SKI
vesen fogja vasarolni, ugy, hogy
a kormany mem lesz bankarok
szivessegerc utalva.
A bondok kibocsajtasa nagy
erkolcsi er6pr6ba lesz kor-s
many szamara, inert ezuttal mem
aranybondokat, tehat lerogzitett
ertekeket kinalnak eladasra, ha-
mem a bizonytalan ertelii dollar
r6l adnak hosszu lejaratu valt6-
kat 4 polgarsagnak.
Ha J kormany ! dollar tftkk<f
tovabb silyeszti, akkor ! bond
vasArl6k nyerni nem fognak, All
ellenben . dollar &rtGke vissxa
emelkedik. akkor bondolt vt-
|s&rlasa j6 iizlet lesx.
Ha ilyen bizonytalan It'll M
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-03
PAR HET MULVA
IPENZRE

lesz sziiks3gc 4 kormanynak,
hogy 4 k0zmunkSkra kiutalt ezer
milli6kat legyen honnan fedezni
Is k6zel czer lnilli6 dollar ARA
bondot fognak megvetelre ajan-
lani = orszSgnak.
Al bondokat kis tttelekben Is
lirusiti&k IS olyan form&n akar-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-03
10 LENNE

mindenkinck tudomasul venni,
hogy a nagyipar oriasi jovede-
lemmel dolgoztatott az utolso ne
gyedevben, dacara annak, hogy
szaz szazalekos iizemek jofor-
man seholsem voltak.
Ha a nagyipar negyven-otven
szazalekos iizem mellett Macy
profitra tud dolgoztatni, akkor
egesz batran feleme1heti alapo-
san rnunkabereket, anelktil,
hogy az arakat emelnek.
Egyenesen szenzacio, hogy
egyes nagy vallalatok milyen ell
kepzelhetetlen profitot mutatnak
a masodik evnegyedre es minel
alaposabban tisztaban lesz azzal
. polgarsag, annal konnyebben
meg tudja ezeket vallalatokat
a kormany fekezni.
A kis iizem mellett mutatkozo
6riasi profit AIT is bebizonyitot-
ia, hogy az eddigi sulyos berva-
gasoknak mem volt semmi err
kolcsi alapja hogy a nagyipar
hatalmat regen meg kellett vol
ma fekezni, italian regen XII kellett
volna azt venni a t6kesek keze-
b6l.
Eppen ilyen botrany, hogy
amig munkasokat ehberek mel
lett dolgoztattak, addig a tiszt-
visel6k szazezer dollaros fizete-
seket sajtoltak XII az ehez6 mum
kas fizeteseb61. Nagyon helyes,
hogy bizonyos iparagakban a
kormany ezeknek nagy fize-
teseknek az igyet is rendezni
akarja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-03
MEM SOKAT T0R0D0TT

a kormanyunk a new york;
t6zsde-krach-al, inert tudnia kell
mindenkinek, hogy a spekulacio
neha vesztesegge1 jar Is aki
jatszott, annak el kell viselni a
veszteseget.
Mem ICY all a dolog termeny
t6zsden, inert spekulatoroknak
mem lehet megengedni, hogy a
foldmuves termksenek az arat Z
jatekosok vakmer6sege szabja
meg, akiknek semmi kozik =
termel&shez.
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|hogy egy napon ot centnk ma
gyobb eltol6das mem lehet
|termtny-t6zsdkn IS val6szinii
hogy ! legk6zelebbi congressus
lext MEG tov&bb korl&toxxa.