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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-28
STATE POLICE
SETUP is GIVEN
MINUTES 0. K.
Reorganization Plans Fin
iShed; All Ready for Use,
Says FeeneY.

Reorganization plans for the state
police force have been completed,
it was announced today by Al
Feeney, state director Of public
safety.
Revamping Of the department,
which now has full police power
under Captain Matt Leach, is ready
to be placed into effect, Feeny said.
Personnel will consist Of Leach,
three lieutenants, on statistical SER
geant, six sergeants and sixty pa
trolmen. This has the approval of
Governor Paul V. McNutt, the safe
ty department now being under the
executive branch Of the government.
Formerly it was under Secretary
of State Frank Mayr Jr., with
Grover c. Carrot as chief.
Officers Are Reduced
In addition to the chief there
were then an assistant chief, office
captain, captain, ten lieutenants,
forty-eight patrolmen.
Under the new regime the officers
have been reduced and patrolmen
increased.
Feeney explained the new setup
as follows:
The state will be divided into
three police districts, with the en-
tire southern half, one district, and
two in the northern half. Each dis
trict will be under supervision of one
lieutepant and two sergeantS.
Districts Are Set
THE southern district will include
everything south of Road 36, eX-
tending from the Illinois line east
to Indianapolis and Road 40 ex-
tending east from Indianapolis to
the Ohio state line.
Division line between the two
districts of the northern half of
the state would be Road "a, extend
ing east from the Illinois line to
Huntington, and Road Is, from
Huntington east to the Ohio line.
The southern district will be
divided into two sections, each in
charge of a sergeant, as will the two
northern districts.
AS soon as the personnel is
selected a school for state police
will be held in Indianapolis, at
which all phases of police work will
be studied"
Captain Gets $4,000
Salaries under the reorganization
are: Captain Leach, $4,000; office
sergeant, $1,000; three lieutenants
and six sergeants, 1926, and pa
trolmen at the old monthly salary
of $l19 and expenses.
Under the Mayr arrangement,
when the department had jurisdic-
ton over motor vehicles only, the
salaries were chief $4,000; assistant
chief and Office captain, $5,977; cap
tain and ten lieutenants, $21,919.
Office stenOgraphic staff remains
at the same figure of $3828.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-28
Entertain at HosnitaI.

Entertain at Hospital.
The entertainment program this
week at the veterans hospital in
cludes; Today, address by Fletch-
er Hodges and Stephen Foster,
The Washington times., 1933-11-16
HOLLAND NAMES
BANK GROUPS

T. Stanley Holland, chairman
of the fiduciary section of the
District Bankers Association to-
day announced committee az
pointments, as follows:
standardization - Ken meth F,
Brooks, chairman; Bruce Baird,
Erskine Gordon, Edward L. Hill
yer, T. Stanley Holland, R. p
Hollingsworth, William E. How
ard, C. D. Ratcliffe, William Y
Simmons, James A. Soper, VIII
liam B. Wolf, and Leonart
Marbury.
Taxation-William Rea, chair
man; Bernard L. AmisS, Anthony
j. Byrne, Henry K. Dierkoph
Aubrey o. Dooley, Irving zirple.
and David Bornet.
Trust Law and legislation Sid
ney F. Taliaferro, chairman,
David Bornet, David N. Houston
George M. Mckee, and ErskinG
Gordon.
Life Insurance Trust-Bruce
Baird, chairman; j. Wesley Clam
pitt, jr., Earl G. Jonscher, Ken
meth F. Brooks, and Leonard
Marbury.
The fiduciary section will meet
tomorrow at 400 p. m. in the
board room of the American Sc
curity and Trust Company.
The Washington times., 1933-11-16
LIFE INSURANCE
SALES DOWN
IN MONTH

NEW YORK, Nov. 16 UN.S).
New life insurance production for
October was 19 per cent below
year ago, it was disclosed today.
Industrial insurance, for the third
consecutive month, gained over
the corresponding month of last
year, showing an increase of 7.3
per cent.
For the first 10 months of this
year the total for all classes was
1876 per cent less than for the
same period of 1882.
The association of life insurance
presidents reported total produc-
tion of $657 1862 900 for October,
in contrast with $670,039,00 for
october of 1892.
For the first 10 months of the
year the total new business was
$6,416, ,297 900, against 1888, 1885,
900 last year, a decrease of 165
per cent.
The Washington times., 1933-11-16
GERMAN. TRADE
BALANCE HIGH

BERLIN, Nov. 16.-German ex-
ports for October made a new
high for the year amounting to
445, 900, 900 reichmarks, compared
with 432 100000 reichmarks in
September and 482,O0O,O0O in Oc-
tober, 1892. Imports amounted to
BAT, 900, 900, compared with 337,-
OOO,0 reichmarks in September
and 398, 100000 reichmarks in Oc-
tober. 1882.
The export surplus continues to
grow, amounting to $4,000 reich
marks in October, compared with
$4,000 reichmarkS in September
and 84,OOO,000 reichmarks in Oc-
tober, 1882.
The current figure for the sur
plus Of exports over imports is the
largest to be reported for any one
month since March, 1882, when a
surplus of 163,0O0,00O reichmarks
was shown. It compares with the
low of 23,O0O,0O0 reichmarks re-
ported in January of this year.
The Washington times., 1933-11-16
LIQUOR SHARES
SET PACE ON
BIC BOARD
By LESLIE GOULD

NEW YORK, Nov. 16 UN.S0. .
The stock market paid more at
tention to the inflationary de-
velopmentS of the last few days
and turned strong today after its
recent indecision.
More aggressive buying ap-
peared after an irregular start
and the list pushed ahead for
eizeable gains. Liquor shares set
the pace with gains up to 8 points.
The bottling shares were up
sharp in sympathy.
Oils in Good Demand
Oils continued to meet persist
ent buying and forged ahead while
the mining shares we're better.
Strength in U. S. Steel stimulated
the induStrials. Utilities were
heavy and rails sluggish.
The dollars continued dive was
an important factor today, with
sterling and the franc leading
other currencies to new record
highs, buying for an inflationary
rise was resumed throughout the
list.
Commodities were better, but
didn't do as we'll as stocks.
. Buying in the liquor shares was
influenced by the official decision
to permit immediate blending of
old whisky stocks to get ready for
repeal.
Utilities Dragging
Utilities continued to drag
around their lows for the year.
Consolidated Gas was heavy.
American Telephone was helped
by payment of the regular divi-
dend.
Atchison was a weak spot in the
rails. ChrySler was strong in the
automobile list with general
motors close behind.
Dupont was strong in the chemi-
Gals. Tobaccos were quiet.
Trading turned more active in
the advance.
The Washington times., 1933-11-16
Hog Trading Limited
And Prices Decline

CHICAGO, Nov. 16 U.N.S0-
The hog market was in deadlock
again today with packers making
no bids for the regular good quail
ity market hogs. SoWS were 10c
lower at $3.25@3.75. Packers were
buying underweight light and pigs
at $3.50@4.25. Receipts were 35.-
900, which included $4,000 sent di-
rect to packers.
The supply of cattle was 5000.
The market was slow and dull
with heavy steers almost unsal-
able. Cows and heifers were about
steady with heavyweights hard to
sell. Stockers and feeders we're
lower.
The Washington times., 1933-11-16
Good Business Done
In Liverpool Spots

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 16 GN.SO
There was good business in spot
cotton at the opening today. with
prices easier. Thern were no
receipts.
AT midday: mi fair was
quoted at 6.21d; ST. ~ good mid
ding, 5.76d; good middling, 5.46d; !;
strict rniddling, 5.26d; middling,
slid: strict low middling, 1850; ;
low middling, Aid; strict good
ordinary, 4.51d, and good orol-
nary, 4.S1d. lit,
Futures opened steady, with
January at 4.93d: March, 1850;
May, 4.95d, and July, 5.OOd.
The Washington times., 1933-11-16
POWER OUTPUT
UP SHARPLY

Production of electricity in the
week ended November IL, was
1916, ,875,OOO kilowatt hours,
against 1920, 100000 in the same
week of 1882, an increase Of 6.3
per cent, according to the Edison
Electric Institute today.
Output in the week ended
November 4 came to 1888 ,412,OOO
kilowatt hours, against 1,525,41O,-
600 in the like 1882 week, an in
crease of 3.8 per cent, while in
the week ended October %, out
put was 1,621,702,000 kilowatt
hourse, against 1,533,O2S,00o a
year ago, an increase of 5.8 per
cent.
The Washington times., 1933-11-16
RObey Heads House
Group for Chapter

Francis E. Robey has been ap-
pointed chairman of the house
committee of Washington Chap
ter, American Institute of Bank
ing by Robert H. Lacey. Other
members are Stuart S. Ogilvie and
Herbert Lawson.
Mr.. Robey studied accountancy
and law in local schools, received
the graduate certificate of the
American Institute of Banking in
1924 and has been active in chap
ter work for several years. He is
a member of the Audit committee
for the current year.
The Washington times., 1933-11-16
O|[PRODUCT|ON
BELOW QUOTA

NEW YORK, Nov. 16 Q.N.S) -:
Another decline in crude OIL
output, which put the total well
under the Federal allowable, was
reported by the American Petro-
leum Institute today. ,
Production for the week ended
November II averaged 2,273,3OO
barrels, q cut of 27,45O from
the preceding week and IS 200
under the limit set by Secretary
Ickes. The main changes were
a decline of 96,700 barrels daily
in Texas and a rise of $3.50 IN
Oklahoma. ,
Motor fuel stocks increased
$50, 900 barrels to 52,242 900.
The Washington times., 1933-11-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE

. NEW YORK, Nov. Is sD.-But-
Ger quiet and steady; salted and un-
palted creamery higher scoring, 23& q
as; creamery extras. 2314 IA; cream
erv firsts, 17h @23; ladies fresh extras.
! Cheese quiet: average run, 12; Wis
consin whole milk fancy young Amer
acans, 12% @13H. Eggs irregular; nearby
white specials, 39@39h standards, SEQ
S71s; mediums 27Q2S; nearby brown
specials. 4O@43h; standards, SS@SS;
Rirsts. SO; medium, 2Ok.
Pacific coast white fancy packs, 400
A. standards, 34@37k: mediums, 26
R2s -.
lbs. No fluid milk within the 201-21O
mile zone.
The Washington times., 1933-11-16
CLEVELAND LIVESTOCK

CLEVELAND. Nov. 16 G.NS).
EIogs-Receipts, LILO; market active
and steady to SC lower; most good
to choice 10000 Ib. hogs. $40; local
packers taking all of supply.
Cattle-Receipts. 500; supply mostly
common to medium Southern steers;
trade slow with most sales steady to
weak: good corn-fed cattle scarce.
Calves-Receipts 800; trade slow at
steady prices; good to choice calves
steady: extreme top, 81 on a few
strictly choice ones.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; market steady
and active on fat lambs; mostly So
down with few choice lot at 6.7O;
medium and out grades slow.
The Washington times., 1933-11-16
BRITISH CAPITAL ISSUES

LONDON-Midland Bank re-
ports that new capital issues in
Great Britain during October
amounted to &1O,026,260, COM
pared with &19,745, 1913 in october,
1892. Total for the first 10
months of this year amounts to
&113,728,556. compared with G97,-
period a year ago.
The Washington times., 1933-11-16

(aJ Optional cash (b) Partly extra r., Extra
stock and cash (d) (e) Paid this year
(h) Payable in (m) Payable in scrip (nl s" IN
stock (wWl With warrants (x") Wltnout "A'F~n'"
(") Ex-divi -end (t) Ex-rghtA 49,
Dividend rate dollars parenthesis (Notel EXTRA
dividendS published regular dividend period
The Washington times., 1933-11-16
DETROIT EDISON NET

Detroit Edison Co. reports net
income of $6,590,228 in the IL
months ended october 81, or
$5.18 per share, compared with
$7,187 ,029, or $5.65, in the like
preceding period. Gross revenues
of $41.826, ,276 compare with $44''
694,160.
The Washington times., 1933-11-16
WOOL MARKET

NEW YORK. Nov. 16 1Ns).-wool
firm, domestic fleece. sbs. G. F. SIS.
Ohio and Pennsylvania, 27Q42. Do
an estic pulled, secured basis, 61@ 100.
Dome estic Texas, clean basis, 72@83.
Domestic territory. clean basis. 639s4'
The Washington times., 1933-11-16
WASHINGTON STOCKS
SALES

SALES
Washington Gas IS "B," $1,000
@1O3.
Potomac Electric 512s pfd., SO
1854.
AFTER CALL
, Capital Traction Co., 1@12A.
Washington Railway & Elec-
trio, $5O0@84.
Capital Traction SIS, $1,000
6012. $5Co@6012.
City & Suburban SIS. $1,OOO649
The Washington times., 1933-11-16
NAVAL STORES

NEW YORK, Nov 16 U.N.S).-TurH
pentine, Savannah. 43; New York, 4S.
Rosin. Savannah, $50; New York, 500.
Linseed oil, per h., 81 carlots.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07
Onogysago nem Iep feI

Massachusettsben egy fatal
asszonyt azzal vado1tak, f1ogy
a szeret6je segitsegevel megolte
a ferjet. A szeret6 a biint be is
.vallotta.
De inert meggyilkolt ferjnek
a merget az asszony oIyankor
tette a kavejaba, mikor tanuk
mem voltak me1lette S ICY koz-
vetlen bizonyitekot az eskiidtek
nem kaptak, dacara a szeret6
vallomasanak csinos fatal
asszonyt felmentettek.
Nehez szepasszonyokat e1itel-
tetni az eskudtekke1 ebbeft az
orszagban, kiilonosen, ha az asz-
SONY egy gyereket is fe1 tud
tiizni kokardanak gyomrara.
A targyalas termeszetesen
szenzacios volt, az ujsagok olda-
lakat kozoltek a szepasszony XII
hallgatasarol, az arckepet tiz-
huszfele pozban megcsinaltak es
ICY meg fe1ment6 itelet el6tt
orszagos hirii holgy lett belole.
Es ere termeszetesen 6nagy-
saga hozzalatott, hogy EFT hir-
hedtseget tokesitse.
Meg felment6 itelet nem volt
meg, maris megegyezest kotott
egy szinhazvallalattal, hogy a.
mennyiben a villamosszekbe mem
kuldik, fel fog lepni "a szinhazban.
Mem azert, inert tehetseges,
AIT 8 maga sem allitja, mem
azert, inert ert a szinjatszashoz,
hanem azert, hogy gyilkossag-
gal olyan alaposan vadolt asz-
szonyt szinpad fenyszorojaban
mutogassak.
Es exert nyolcszaz dollart ka-
pott volna a szinhaztol heten-
kent.
Nyolcszaz dollart, mikor egy
nehezen dolgozo csaladapa mem
keres ma annyit evente, ha olyan
szerencses, hogy van veletlenii1
runkaja. .
Ilyen fonyeremeny mellett ter
meszetes, hogy sok szepasszony
szivesen vallalkoznek egy kis
gyilkossagi kiserletre es szivesen
mutogatna bokait egy par ma
pos targyalason at ez eskudtek-
mex.
Szerencsere valami altalanos
jozanodas van ebben az orszag-
ban.
Es Massachusetts, cenzorjai
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07
1888 SzEPrEMBER I.

II Il III + .ssf1
mem engedtek meg, hogy 6nagy-
saga "fe1lepjen" abban az allam-
ban, nire szinhazi vallalkozo
mem merte felleptetni mas ALA
mokban sem.
Ez az e1s6 eset, hogy ilyen
mocskos racketnek utjat alltak
ia hatosagok, amiert koszonetet
erdemelnek.
Bizonyos, hogyha a szep asz-
szonyt fell6ptettek volna, nagy
tomeg ember fizette volna meg
a belepti dijat, hogy a gyi1kos-
saggal gyanusitott holgyet szem-
igyre vegye. Merit az emberek
tele vannak i1yen iires Is egesz-
segte1en kivancsisaggal.
A Massachusetts, allami hato-
sagok hatarozata azonban csak
ere az egy esetre vonatkozik,
mar pedig az orszag kozonsege
az ilyen esetek szazainak van
kiteve evente.
Aki husz metert uszik be, aki
dijat nyer valamelyik county
fair-en, aki megoli a mamajat,
az biztosan szamithat egy nagy
fizetessel jaro ilyen mutogatasi
szerz6desre.
Jo lenne valami1yen modon
hatart szabni, hogy Xix mutogat-
hatjak magukat a szinpadon eb-
ben az orszagban.
Az ellen senkinek nincs kifo-
CASA, hogy a szakallas holgy,
vagy a haromkezi ember, vagy
a szerencsetlen torpek megelje-
mex abb6l, hogy a termeszet e.,
torzitotta Is boldogtalanna tette
6ket.
De a gyi1kosokat es'a gyilkos-
sagga1 joggal gyanusitott ,egye-
neket megsem lenne szabad
szinpadra bocsatani Is mem lenne
szabad megengedni, hogy egye-
nesen nagy t6ket csina1janak
hirhedtsegb6l.
Most szineszek es k6ristak
szamara is code-ot csinaltatott
a kormanyunk.
Talan jo lenne a code-ban
gondoskodni rola, hogy az ilyen
perszonak soha ne lephessenek
szinpadra, hacsak a szenzaci6s
bunesetek e1ott mem az volt a
mestersegik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07

Alessandro, Mussolini, valameny-
nyien AIT gazdasagi rendszert
ktresik, amely a cs6dbe. jutott
anarchisztikus kapitalizmust fel-
valtsa es mem jelent semmit a
vilagtortene1emben hogy pilla-
nanyilag valamennyien mas po-
litikai keretben proba1jak meg
fe1el6 gazdasagi berendezkedest
megkeresni.
Lehetseges, hogy esszerubb
gazdasagi rendet csak diktatura
lesz kepes raer6szakolni az en-
berekre, hogy a kivaltsagos osz-
tally onzeset csak tobbe-kevesbe
veres diktatura tudja az utbol ell
lokni, lehetseges, hogy a demo-
kratikus allamberendezkedesek is
meg tudjak ait tenni, ahogy ait
az Egyesilt Allamokban pro-
baljak.
Az emberiseg tehat ne higy-
jen a tegnap koklerjeinek, akik
magukat gazdasagi szakertoknek
szoktak kinevezni es ezen a
cimen huznak sapot a nagytoke-
mel, inert regi rendszer, sza-
bad kapitalizmus rendszere tob-
be mem kepes az emberiseget
szolgalni.
Es az elosztatlan javak, amiket
Ell kell pusztitani a profit erdeke-
ben, amig a profit jogosultsagat
elismerjiik, csak ugy juthatnak
az emberekhez, akiknek ARA
sZukseguk van, hOgy kaplta-
lizmust minel er6sebben korla-
tozzak, amig veglegesen XII mem
irtjak. Mert egyszer az is meg
tortenik.
Mikor a profitrendszert telje-
sen kitorulik az emberiseg elete-
bol, akkor jon Ell Millennium
a vilagra.
Addig azonban csak haladunk
a millennium fele es "egeszen
mindegy", hogy sarlo-kalapacs,
swastika, vagy a csillagsavos
lobogo van-e festive zaszlora.
Minden forradalom egy eel fele
vezeti vagy kenyszeriti az en-
beriseget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07
Ne SzIDJUNK SENKlT

GSy lHdoih ClOoCA HlOSSISA
vezett erkolcstelen alakulat ada
az alvilagot az orszagnak.
Egy harmadik szinten er6sen
megszervezett es harom millio
tagbol allo malta, legio, tvi
ezer millio hadisarcot zsarol be
az orszagon.
Mindez a pelda azonban nem
tudta a multban megertetni az
amerikai munkassal, hogyha seer
vezkednek, akkor lit mem mil
liomosok termelese lenne leg
fobb iparag, hanem els6sorban
emberi sorsa lenne az amerikai
munkasnak.
A nagy kiizdelem meg nincs
eldontve.
Lehetseges, hogy nagy po-
kert a kormany fogja megnyerni
munkas szamara, lel1etseges,
hogy az utolso rubikont a toke
mem fogja, mem meri atlepni es
vegiil deferal kormanynak.
Ha ez megtortenik, akkor is
szervezkednie kell munkasnak.
inert hiszen orokre nem helyez-
heti magat a kek sas vedoszar-
nyai ala, orokre nem ilyen lesz
a kormanyunk.
Ha azonban mem ICY torten-
mex, ha a toke keriil XII a tusa-
Dol gyoztesen, akkor aztan ne
szidjunk senkitsem kulonosen
ne szidjuk AIT kormanyt, a
mely egymagaban kuzd a mum
kasert anelkul, hogy a munkas
segiteni tudna a kiizdelmeben.
Meg ahol van is szervezet, oft
is osztott sorokban, egymassal
marakodva jelennek meg tar
gyalasokon a munkasok, inert
racket lett az utolso husz evben
szervezett es racketeerek let
tex a vezerek.
Azokat is feleslegesen Sid
nank, inert mem ok az okai, hogy
a vezeri szekekben iilhetnek.
Amerika konnyelmii, gondol-
kodastol regen es teljesen ell
szokott munkasai teszik leheto-
We, hogy rackteerek vadaszterii-
lete lett minden munkas-szerve-
yet az orszagban es valtoztatni
ezen mem tudnak csak mum
kasok.
Ha tehat nyernenk, akkor is
merjiik el, hogy nyereseget d
kormany kozegei szereztek meg
a szamunkra es igyekezziink mi
mel siirgosebben szervezkedni,
hogy a kormanyt tovabbi lepe-
sekben kell6 er6vel tamogathas-
suk.
Ha< vesztenenk, akkor lassuk
es keressuk a hibat sajat ma
gunkban es legyink rata, hogy
ait minel elobb es minel ala
posabban orvosolhassuk.
Ha a beteg betegsege okat
ismeri, felig mar meg van gyo-
gyulva.
Az amerikai munkas az osszes
munkas-nyomorusag okat akkor
fogja igazan ismerni, mikor sa-
jat niagara raismer.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07

is latjak, mindezt ezen az ujsa-
gon kivul mas lapok IS irjak
es valljak es sorokat most csak
azert from, inert bizonyite-
kokkal kivanok szolgalni.
Lenin ezeket mondta, rnikor
visszatert Oroszorszagba, hogy
Kerensky forradalmat atvegye a
kommunizmus szamara:
"a kapitalista tarsadalmi
es gazdasagi rend Italian
sziikseges volt ahhoz, hogy
az ipart kifejlessze, de mem
alkalmas ARA, hogy az ipar
altal termelt javakat eloszt-
hasa. -.
Grover Whalen, New York
varos volt rend6rfonoke, a
NRA new york; administrators
ia szinten tett egy kijelentest a
multi heten. Szandekosan az ovet
valasz sztottam nem azoket a
liberals tanaroket, akik helyet
foglalnak Roosevelt koruna
nyaban. Szandekosan az ovet
valasztottam, aki a. kapitalista
tarsadalmi rend vedelmeben New
York zsandarjainak volt pa
rancsnoka.
AZ elnok egy tollvonas-
sal forradalmasitotta a. gaz-
dasagi vilagot, amely omla-
dozik es amelynek toredekei
egyforman vagtak fejbe a
munkaadot, a munkast IS
fogyasztot.. A mi ell
avult es rongyos gazdasagi
rendszerink elerkezett oda,
hogy .elkobozta az amerikai
polgar eredeti alkotmanyos
jogat, amely megallapitotta,
hogy minden amerikai pol
garnak joga van munkaja-
val megelhetest keresni. ). !"
Edmund Heines, Hitlernek
legbizalmasabb baratja, nemet
hitlerista Reichstag tagja multi
heten ezeket mondta egy Macy
nepgyiilesen:
"A forradalmat addig kell
vinniink, amig kapitalista
rendet kiirtjuk (wiped out)
es a helyere egy nemet gaz-
dasagi rendszert epitiink. :"
Lenin, Hitler, Roosevelt,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07

a minlmallS munkaberekDen is,
alaveti magat az vi torvenynek,
mem akarja a munkassag SEER
vezkedesi jogat es lehetoseget
megadni
Eloszor a nehez ipar, azutan
az autoipar carjai jelentettek be,
hogy az "open shop max keresz-
telt gyalazatot fem fogjak tar
tani tovabb is, bar jol tudjuk,
hogy az open shop mem open /,
hanem erosen be van zarva min
den szervezett munkas szamara.
Kesobb a Macy utkozett meg
vivasat elodaztak es- szenipar-
nal akarjak eldonteni, hogy to-
vabbra is korlatlanul uralkodo
casa lesz-e nagytoke, vagy
vegre meglesz a munkasnak az
joga. amt az alkotmany alli-
tolag biztositott valamikor a sza-
mara.
Mikor sorokat irjuk, senki
nem tudja meg, hogy XII fog
gyoztesen kikeriilni a Macy csa-
tabol.
Jelenleg az acelfejedelmek a
szervezett munkassal szoba mem
allnak es nagyon konnyen meg
eshetik, hogy kormany. egye-
lore - meghatral.
A forradalmi kormanyok ha-
talmat soha mem ismerik, sem
maguk kormanyok, sem azok,
akik ellenforradalmat akarnak.
A mi kormanyunk sem tudja
egeszen, hogy jelenlegi torve-
nyek szerint meddig mehet el
munkassag erdekeben, meny-
nyit tud lecsipni a nagytoke We
res karmabol.
Annyi bizonyos, hogy az ural.
kodo t6kes osztaly meg mindig
nagyon hatalmas.
Meg mindig rendelkezik Il
SaitOval. ezzel becstelen. de
nagyon eros fegyverrel.
Ha a nagytoke a supreme
court-hoz akar fordulni, lehet-
seges, hogy a kormany mem
akarja kitenni az vi dealt ennek
lepesnek Mert egy ilyen ha-
lasztas esetleg vegzetes lehetne
a kormany-program szamara.
Ez esetben es ha EFT tudja a
nagytoke, a kormany, illetve a
munkassag fogja a rovidebbet
huzni nagy csataban.
Es akkor jonnek maid az ujra
csalodott munkasok es szidni
fognak nindent es mindenkit,
csupan ait mem, aki Okla ennek
a helyzetnek.
Az ipari kihallgatasok soran
latnunk es ereznunk kellett, hogy
a kormany szinte baratja a mum
kasnak, sokkal oszintebb, mint
- maya munkas.
Mikor szembe kellett szallni a
t6kevel es a tokessel, Perkins
munkaminiszter ait mindig a
legnagyobb erel1yel megtette.
Richberg ugyancsak megtette.
Vagyis a kormany tagjai szall-
tax szembe a munkasert.
Ezzel szemben aztan nem is
volt mas, .aki szot emeljen eret-
TUX, inert munkas mines seer
we've. Tehat munkas mem tu-
dott maya - sZervezeten ke-
resztul - beszelni.
Az American Labor Federat-
ion mindenkeppen csak az anne
rikai bermunkasok ot-hat sza-
zalekat foglalja magaban, legfel-
jebb azok neveben beszelhet.
A munkassag legnagyobb re-
sze. teljesen rabizta magat a
sorsara, a po1itikusokra Is mem
tartotta erdemesnek, mem tar
totta sziiksegesnek, hogy seer
vezkedjek, ahogy ait munkas
mas orszagokban megtette.
Maya a szervezett kisebbseg,
Il szervezett ot-hat percent sem
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