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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-18
A dollar ami mines
Egytudatlan ember tudomanyos eloadasa
EL6ADJA: CONDOS sANDoR

2 q
vilag1laboru utan megvaltozott q
rend. Kezdte Nemetorszag, mi
kor ait mondta:
A mai naptol fogva pa
pir csak papir Is en- mem adok
tobbe erte aranyat cserebe.
Mi lett ennek a kovetkezme-
nye? Az lett, hogy nemet pa
pirpenz, a marka egyre keve-
sebbet ert aranyban. Persze ez
| jo volt a nemeteknek, inert mi
kor ere adtak fejiiket, mar igen
sok penzzel tartoztak kiilfold-
mex. EFT rengeteg adossagot
azutan ugy fizettek ki, hogy
nekieresztettek ait a gepet, a
melyik a nernet papirpenzt csi-
malta es ontottak bel6le szaka-
datlanul papirmarkakat,s Es a
mikor jott az angol hitelez6 a
ker6 szoval:
Ehol Ia ez zaloglevel, ez
a bond, ami lejart, tessek EFT
bevaltani u.
Akkor a nemet sogor vigyo-
-ogva felelte:
Ide vele, lit van erte a
'sellS mennyisegii papirpenz.
Az a papirpenz persze a ne
meteknek csak annyiba kerilt.
amennyit a papiros ert IS ICY ma
gyon olcso aron szabadultak meg
az adossagoktol.
De hat nemcsak a nemetnek
van esze. A jo pelda lattara az
orosz is ICY tett, az osztrak is
ICY tett, a magyar is ICY tett, az
olasz is ICY tett, francia is ICY
tett IS vegul az angol Sc hui
zodozott t6le, hogy ilyen uton
konnyitsen gondjain.
Csak eppen a biiszke amerikai
tilt kakas modjara a maga SEE
metdombjan Is kukorekolta 60
gosen a vilag fele a maga mon
dokajat:
En- mem vagyok olyan,
mint a tobbi. En- kilomb va
gyok. En- most is arannyal val
tom be a lnagam papirdollarjait.
Herbert Hoover volt akkor
az elnok, aki mereven hirdette !:
- Az Egyesii1t Allamok nem
tef1et lie arrol, hogy arannyal fl
zessen.
Kinek kedveert tette EFT
Hoover? Bizony mem a ma
'gunkfajta szegenyekert, hanem
azokert a dusgazdag bankarok-
ert, akiknek ellen ]. P. Morgan
Is tarsai allanak. Eek a ban
karok voltak azok, akik LoE-
donbol es Parisbol penzt hoztak
Amerikaba azzal az igerettel,
hogy kolcsonoket Amerika an
max idejen maid arannyal fizcti
vissza.
Mikor Hoover megbukott, ak
kor kulfoldi, f6leg a francia
t6ke szornyen megijedt, hogy
vege jo vilagnak. Hatha Anne
rikanak is eszebe jutna az, hogy
ne fizessen arannyal? Es mikor
Roosevelt atvette az elnoki ha-
talmat, akkor meg jobban meg
ijedtek Parisban es Londonban
osszeszedtek hamarosan a keziik
igyebe ESQ temerdek dollart,
ami volt bowen, inert hiszen al
! amerikai turistak egyedul is
evente nyolcszaz milliot vittel
bel6le Europaba Is kovetelni
kezdtek:
Nosza ii, hires amerikaiak
lit a papirdollarotdk, adjatoE
erte most nekiink aranyat.
Amire Roosevelt, aki mem cset
la feje lagyara, ait mondta 70
widen:
Gubicsot nektek, mem ara
nyat! Egyel6re eltiltom az aran,
kivitelet Amerikabd.
De masat IS mondott Roose
welt. AIT mondta, hogy 4 tor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-18
szavakkal

49, J6Jl6n le tde koz6nk ma
hox harmadik vasSrnapra, fol-
di So magyar&xxa meg nekunk.
ho0y mi = csoda t6rt6nhetett
axxal Z doil&rral, ho0y annyi
mindenfelet besxelnek fei6ie.
De ugy mondja maid 81 q dol
got, houy 1T Javaresxt hideg-
kuti So tSkesi falunkbeli embe-
rex iaknak, aklket annak ide-
jen roman d&sxkai tanitott 4
betiivet&sre. olyan ember, akI
maya se tudott sokat. Icy hat
testver, maya ugy besz&ijen,
hogy azok Is megertsek, akik-
mex csak 5res beture all a
kexuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-18

Mivel Hidegkut, Takes es
szomszedsaga szivemhez mott fa-
LUX, nagyon nekifekidtem an
max, hogy jol beszeljek a dollar
felol es eros buzgalmainban ell
olvastam mindent, amit mostan-
sag dollar fel6l irtak. Hama
rosan rajottem ekozben ARA,
hogy hej bizony: tanultam en-
sokat, de annyit koranse, ameny-
nyivel EFT a dollar kerdest telje-
sen megerthetnem. Majdcsak hat
okor vagyok hozza es jobb, ha
el6re megmondom, hogy tudat-
Ian embere lesz tudomanyos
el6adas.
Kezdjdk Oft, hogy valami bal
csakugyan kell legyen a dol
lar kcriil. inert igen sokat be-
szelnek es irnak fel6le. A penz
pedig olyan, legyen akar marka.
akar peng6, akar dollar, mint
sep asszony. Amig csak bamul-
jak szepseget, addig tisztesseges.
De mihelyst beszelni, pletykazni
kezdenek fel6le, akkor mar csor-
ba a becsilete. Mem zorog a
haraszt, ha a szel nem fujja. Ha
sep asszony felol AIT mondjak,
hogy lit vagy ugy, hogy kutya
van kertben, a szomszed tobbet
mondhatna felole, ha beszedes
kedveben volna, akkor mar bal
van kreta korul. Es mikor a
dollar felol cred a $50, mikor
AIT kerdik lattara, hogy meger-e
vajjon egyszerii. de becsiiletes
szaz centet? Akkor mar belle
esett a tormaba fereg.
De lassuk csak kozelebbr6l,
AIT ma nehez betegnek mon
dott dollart? Vizsgaljuk akkor
is els6nek a regimodi dollart,
anire kornlbeliil ez volt apro
betukkel nyomtatva:
EFT a papirdollart barme1y
szovetsegileg engedelyezett bank
vagy az allampenztar barmikori
Is azonnal bevaltja torvenyes
ercpenzre annak, aki celbol
bemutatja.
Ahhoz, hogy nit jelent ez a
mondas, el6szor ait kell tud-
nunk, hogy mi az a torvenyes
ercpenz? Az amerikai szovetsegi
torveny szerint torvenyes erc-
penz egyedil az a dollar volt,
amt aranybol vertek. Az eziist-
REM nem volt csak valtopenz
Az eziistnek mem volt tobb be-
tcsulete a papirnal, vagy nickel
mel, vagy bronzbol vert pen
nynel. Fla valaki csomagot ka-
pott az ohazabol Is azutan va
mot kellett fizetnie, az amerikai
vamhivatal vamot csak arany-
ban fogadta el. Tudta EFT az
amerikai penz fel6l az egesz Vi
lag. Exert tortent az, hogyha
peldaul valamelyik amerikai va
sutnak penzre volt sziiksege Is
kolcsont kert Londonban, akkor
a za1oglevelekre, az ugynevezett
bondokra ra kellett nyomatni,
hogy visszafizeteskor, meg az
evi kamat fejeben aranybd vert
dollarokkat fizet maid . kol-
csont ker6 vasut.
Ha tehat az amerikai papii
dollarosokra az volt nyon1tatva
hogy azokat torvenyes ercpSnz-
ben valtjak be, akkor e. at jc-
lentette. hogy barmikor k6ri va.
laki, aranypenzt ad azokert csc
r4be 4 gazdag, nagy, q hatal.
mas Amerika.
a r3gi id6kben icy volt ez a
| Iegtsz fold kereken vagy maid
lcsak minden orszag gban, de ]
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-18

Harom het el6tt meghivo le-
vel erkezett cimemre, amely a
kovetkez6ket mondotta egyszerii
szavakkal:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-18
Quick Relief
from Eye Strain

When your Eyes become
strained from overuses or irRi-
1ated by exposure to Sun, Wind
o. dust, apply . few drops Of
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SOothes. Marine has been safely
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CHICAGO. y. p. q:
Evening star., 1934-11-21
COTTON GINNING
REPORT |S|SSUED
Census Bureau Total Is
8,632,9e1 Running Bales,
Exclusive of Linters.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Cotton of this years crop glnneo
prior to November IA was reported
today by the Census Bureau to have
totaled 8,6329s1 running bales, ex-
elusive of linters, counting lo3'4oo
round bales as half bales and includ-
ing s.021 bales of American-Egyptian.
Last year to that date ginnlngs
totaled 11.248.200 running bales, In
cluding 476,587 round bales and 1912
bales of American-Egyptian, and Two
wears ago ginnings totaled 1O,533, ,684
running bales. including !4,44@
round bales and 5,073 bales OF Amer
ican-Egyptian.
The crop this year has been indi-
Gated by the Department OF Agrlcul-
ture as being 9,634,000 bales OF 800
pounds gross weight each.
Ginnings to November IA by States
and comparative figures for year
ago in parenthesis follow:
Alabama. 940,113 (912,34D; Arl-
iona, 69,257 (44,182); Arkansas, 1885,
OFT 1895, ,643); California, 216,367
(s751D; Florida. 23.833 (23,753)
Georgia. so5 5,942 1,043,066); Louisi-
ana, 465,l2O (45S,968); Mississippi
1,o83, 1853 u,074,15D; Missouri, 19S,-
264 074,284); New Mexico. II ,845
(62, ,853). North Carolina. 5o4,33s
(624,I34); Oklahoma, 263,E90 Q,037,-
Evening star., 1934-11-21
CORPORATION
REPORTS
TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF
LEADING ORGANIZATIONS.

NEW YORK, November 21-The
following is today's summary of cor
poration news, prepared by Standard
Statistics Co., Inc, New York.
General Motors Corp.-Chevrolet
1884 output was estimated at $4,000
units.
American Commercial Alcohol Corp.
common share earnings. nine months
ended September 30, were s423. VS..
"a cents.
Mesta Machine Co.-Declared a
quarterly dividend of 37l2 cents on
common stock. This placed issue on
a $1.5O share annual basis equiva-
lent to $3.50 annual prior to recent
stock dividend of 66 2-3 per cent. On
October l, 1884. quarterly dividend
of so cents share was distributed
on common stock.
st. Joseph Lead Co.-Declared a
dividend of 10 cents. A similar dis
tribution was made on September 20.
1884.
Abbott Observation-Disclosures an
extra dividend of Is cents and regu-
lar quarterly dividend of so cents on
common stock. On October /, 1894,
an extra dividend of 10 cents was paid
on common stock
North Central Texas Oil Co.-Pre-
ferred share earnings, nine months
ended September 80, were $56.84, VS..
$3.50.
Evening star., 1934-11-21
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, November 81 CP) Omitted
States Department of Agricultural -
quality territory woods. Short French
combing and clothing Gas and finer
territory woods were receiving the bulk
of the call at prices mostly 63-65
cents secured basis. Occasionally the
good French combing and average
strictly combing lines OF graded Gas
and finer territory woods brought 1875
cents secured basis. Average French
oombing graded wools from similar
lines sold at around 70 cents.
Evening star., 1934-11-21
SAVANNAH NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH. November 81 R-
Turpentine dull, 48 asked; no sales:
receipts, 239; shipments, 81: stock,
ls,42S. Rosin dull; no sales; receipts,
Lila; shipments, 2,018; stock,
141 ,091: quote: B, 400; D. 4.05; E,
4.10; F. and G, 420: H. I. K and M,
4.40; N, ASS; VIC. 4.85; WV and X,
Sis.
Evening star., 1934-11-21

1917; South Carolina, 593,822 (679,-
305); Tennessee, 358,168 GAG. 1861 !:
Texas, 2.141,520 C3.734670); Virginia,
25,476 (30.139); all other States, H.
00C (c.-tD.
Evening star., 1934-11-21

American Surety Co.-Declared a
dividend of so cents on capital stock.
A similar amount was distributed on
July 2. 1884, the first since 81 a share
was paid on September 80, 1881.
Evening star., 1934-11-21
MARKET IS CALM
IN RAILS SELLING
IndustriaIs and Some of Re-
Gently Depressed Utilities
Up Fractions.
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. November al
Stocks displayed rather firm ten
denotes To-Day despite selling in
rails. A short selling furry un-
settled the list at the start of the
second hour. but inGustrials and
utilities generally more than re-
covered. Numerous specialties were
higher. The late tone of the mar
ket was steady. New York Central,
Santa Fe and United States Steel
showed late fractional decline!
but American Telephone, Conti-
mental Can, Electric Autolite. Pub
lie Service of New Jersey and
many others were up fractions to
point or more. Transfers ap-
proximated 100000 shares.
Evening star., 1934-11-21
MONTREAL SILVER,

MONTREAL. November 81 R.-Sjlver
futures opened firm. December 81 Dob:
March: 55.1Ob; May, 55.65b; July. So 2Ob.
Bid.
Evening star., 1934-11-21

63la 20 Laclede Gas st L.. ..
31as 22A Lambert Co t3)....
5 21a Lehigh Valley Coal.
16as 5 Lehigh Val Coal pf.
21h 9la Lehigh Valley r R..
78 64A Lehman Corp t2.40)
23la 11h Lehn & Fink On D..
43% 22h Lib O-Ford Gl 1.1e.-
"a 17M Life Saver (1.60).
1854 73 Ligg & Myers Ct5).
1914 74h Ligg 4 Myers B t5..
36h 15h Lima Locomotive. .,
1885 liz Link Belt (40c). 80,
35Ss 1914 Liquid Carb tt1A).
35h 20h Loew's Inc "a. .....
10I " Loew's Inc pf (6h).
3 IL Loft Inc.
8 L Long Bell Lum (A)
44s. 33H Loose Wiles 90.
1881 1194 Loose-Wiles pf (O.
1914 1874 Lorillard tP) 1.30..
120 102 LorillardtP) of t0 =.
q 13 Louisv G&EtA)1k.
62ll 37s4 Louisv 4 Nash (h3) .
1914 81 Ludlum Steel. ....
81 60 Ludlum Stl of (6k)
Evening star., 1934-11-21

Corno Mills Co-Company earned
about 81 per share in first 10 months
Evening star., 1934-11-21

ia 977s kanCP&L1st pf(6.
1Oss 6 Kaufm'nn Dep S 400
41a Ia Kelly Spring Tire.
PA 11ss Kelvinator t60c). -.
23k 16 kennecott C(60c). =.
IA 21s Kresge Dept Stores.
22s4 1874 kresge IS 81 t80cD.
33sS 23h kroger Gr&Bak 1.Se
Evening star., 1934-11-21
BY VICTOR EUBANK

Associated Press Financial Writer.
NEW YORK, November 2l.-The
stock market refused to be disturbed
today by selling furry in rails.
After maintaining fairly good tone
IN the first hour, the list slid back a
little as rails were sold in the sec
ond but buying quickly reappeared.
InduStrials and some of the recently
depressed utilities were up fractions
to point or more by early after
noon.
Little Support Received.
Stocks received little support from
other markets. Corporate bonds werr
depressed in spots. while United State,
Governments held steady. In COM
modities. wheat, sugar and rubbe,
futures were under a little pressure
Foreign exchange movements we.c
insignificant.
issues getting up y to 1 point in
cluded Consolidated Gas. Public serv-
ice of New Jersey. Du Pont, Marshall
Field, j. c. Penney, New York Ship
building. American Shipbuilding.
United States Gypsum. New York Air
brake Westinghouse Airbrake, Inger-
soil Rand, Liggett g. Myers B and
Eastman
Advances Of couple of points ap-
peared in Universal Leaf and Air Re-
duction, both reaching new highs for
1884 In rails, Union Pacific dipped >
points and Santa Fe before recover
ing fractionally. New York Central
and Pennsylvania also declined mod
erately. Steel stocks we're steady.
American Telephone dipped a fraction
after declaration of the regular divi-
dend, which had evidently been an
ticipated.
Professional Appearance.
Selling of the rails looked rather
professional and followed considerable
comment on the Part of chart readers
over the inability of rails TO follow the
recent advance In industrials. A fac
tor in the selling. no doubt. was recent
adverse action Of second-grade rail
bonds. The railroads have now passed
the seasonal peak of traffic and recent
earnings statements have been unsat-
isfactory for many. 1t was notable,
however. that the market as whole
withStood the adverse action of the
carrier shares, just as it refused to de-
cline much when utilities were heavily
sold last week.
Traders were evidently encouraged
by further indications of business i'm
provement, as seen in the steel and re-
tail trade reports. but showed most
interest in shares of companies likely
to benefit from Government spending
and extension of credit, such as con-
struction and building supply issues
and merchandising shares.
Evening star., 1934-11-21

44as 1884, California Pkg II :.
6ss "a. Calumet & Hecla.
1874 s Campbell Wyant.
29la l21a Canada Dry q A %
1sA 11A Canadian Pacific. -
104 5ss Capital Admin tA).
s6a. 81 Case q ID Co.
81 567s Case q - of o."
34st % Caterpillar TT II u =.
44Is 17M Celanese Corp. ....
22ss Ga Celotex Co of tk)..
32M 81 Cent Aguire Ih)..
go 53 Central R R of N j..
12h 512 Century Rib Mills.
4319 30h Csrro de Pasco 90.
II. 81 Certain-teed Prod.
4Sss 39l3 Ches & Ohio t2.SO..
487s "a Ches Corp t2h)....
1lx 4 Chi Great Westn pf.
s1a y: Chi Mil st P & Pac..
1874 3ss Chi Mil st P & P Of.
Is Az Chi & Northwestern
% Sh Chi & Northwest Of.
97A 3ss Chi Pneumatic Tool
2S'. 14A Chi-Pneu Tool of >.
6A 2 Chi RI & Pac tk)...
9ss 3H c RI&Rac To Of tk)
3Os. 1874 Chickasha c o a..
6Oss 29ll Chrysier Corp f1N.
24ss 17A City Ice & Fuel '2).
sc 81 City Ice & Fpftsh }
2h u City Stores. y.
lxig OC C1>rc-Di ~ cnno 10Y
lSh 93s Colgate-P-P G75c).
2Sh 10 Collins & Aikman..
"a "A Collins & AK pft7hs
9 5 Colonial Beacon Oil
s% 35s Colo Fuel&lrontk).
40ss IS Colorado & South.
33h 13 Colo & Sou lst pf. 90.
1914 67s Col Gas & Elec. ....
7Ss. 50 Col G & 81 pt A 90.
II Al Col G & Ell pf B t5).
S9ss 2lh Colum Pic vtc tm1)
TIN So Columb Carbon $40
35ls 1884 Comcl Credit ID...
LOT 91la comc'l c 1st pf sla .,
80 "a Comcl Cred OBJ '2)
81 35s. Comc1 Inv Tr II II >,
110la 81 Comcl Inc CIV pf te6)
36. 1874 Comci Solv t60c).
ga l Comwith & South. 81,
SPA 21h Comwith & s of '6).
35ss % Congoleum-N (t2)...
67s 45h ConCg pr of WV 6 "
So 1& Consol Film. ......
TN 10ss Consol Film pf(j2).
47h 2IH Consoi Gas N Y CD.
95 so Consol Gas Of (6l. .,
14M IA Consol Oil (h42c) %.
2M n Consol Textile. 80.
13A Ga Containsr Corp A. ~
5A pa Container Corp B. ..
141s 5k Cont Baking tA)...
2h u Cont Baking tB)-.
6lh 56A Cont Can (2.40). )....,
35a 23ss Cont Insur tl.20).
pa y Cont Motors ~,
22a4 15A Cont o. Del(h50c) .i
841s ssh Corn Prod Ref t3)..
91A 3ss Coty Inc. ..........
35 % Cream Of wheatt3O
NV 3 Croslev Radio go.
SEA 1GA Crown Cork & S ~
Evening star., 1934-11-21

Ia .. vadsco Sales Corp.
Sl't "A Vanadium Corp. ...
IN AZ Van Raalte.
8 544 VanRaalte1st pf(7)
36s4 244s Wick Chem (t2.40)..
5.s l5s Va-Car Chemical. :.
26 10 Va-Car Chem 81 of
so IS Va El & Pwr pf(6).
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children.
Don't expect the same results
from old-time dentifrices.
accept PepsOdent Test
To prove results, send coupon for
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EILM, the great enemy of teeth
Il and gums, is the chief cause of
most tooth and gum disorders. 1t
absorbs the stains from food and
smoking and gives that cloudy look.
1t clings to teeth and hardens into
tartar. Germs by the millions breed
in it. They, with tartar, are the
chief cause of pyorrhea. To remove
film, use the special f1m-removing
deutifrice called Pepsodent. 1t acts
to curdle film and easily remove it
in gentle safety to enamel.
Pepsodent contains no purnice,
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For Sale

The houses at No 25 King Street, for
merly known as "Beeckles Property.
APPLY AT
ST. Johns 1,Rectory
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Dawnic Steamship Corp.
SIS. "ORMES"

SIS. "ORMES"
is expected to arrive from the Windward
and Leeward Islands on or about July
%, and will be despatched for New York
via st. Thomas. accepting mail. passen-
gers and freight.
ARNOLD M. GOLDEN,
Agent.
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S, S. "ORlIANI"

on regular fortniqhtIy schedule. Fi1st
sailing from New York will be made by
s S "OKITANt" on July 18th. 1884
thriving on or about July 31st at ST.
81. Crox. accepting freight, Mail and
Passengers for Nlnoward and Leewsrd
Islands.k
In addition TO the above regular ser.
vice EESSRS MOORE AND NC COR
MACK & GO, Ire. 5. Blosoway New
YtrE, CIelstirg tgeIts Of the Aneri-
can Scsntic Lie iIterd TO Increase ira.
xeIlre taclitif for the public by INTRO
ducirg passenger service with sc me
Of their large and cen moCious SHIPS
within short tine.
ARNOLDEM GOLDEN
Agent
= Saint Croix Virgin Is.aLds u S
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-03-03
Frankfeld Denied
New Trial as Court
Hits JObleSS Fight

PITTSBURGH, Mar. I'm the
attempt to smash the unemploy-
ment NOV emit here, Judge
Reed of Common Pleas Court
denied motion recently for a
new trial in the case of Phil
Frankfeld, organizer of the I'm
employment Councils in Allegheny
County. Frankfeld was recently
sentenced to two to four years in
the Allegheny County Workhouse
on trumped up charges of ain
citing to riot" and constructing
legal process"
In denying the motion Judge
Reed continued the same vicious
methods Of Judge Lewis in whose
court Frankfeld was tried. con-
victed and Immediately sentenced.
Steps are being taken for an ap-
pearance in the Frsnkfeld case.
A district-wide protest move
ment is being developed in the
fight for the release Of not only
Frankfeld but also Jimmy Egan,
the Rankin and Ambridge worker
recently sentenced to long terms.
Resolutions Of protest should be
sent to flood the office of Dis
trlct Attorney Andrew Park,
Court House, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Funds are urgently needed and
should be sent at once to Inter-
national Labor Defense, Gil Penn
Ave, Room 606, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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against a man 80 pounds light
er, without seeing a tremen-
dous slaughter. Camera, the
fans know, can't fight worth a
damn; Loughran, they know Is q
boxer; a dancer; but he can't hit. So
what's the use Of travelling hundreds
OF miles to see love taps bouncing
on dumb head that knows no pain?
But the Madison Square Garden
Corporation, which staged the fight,
had its troubles aplenty. The fight
was set for the 14th of February.
Somehow, the details were junbIed
and dog show became the excuse
for postponing the fight. The Gar
den felt that maybe there were
handsomer dogs In the show than
the beauties they were to present.
Maybe the CANNES would draw at
tendance away.
THE fisticuffs were unanswered to
the 28th. It rained that night
which vas excuse enough to call off
the match. People who came down
1or the fight left because they
Thought 1t would never be staged.
The Garden, under the careful presi-
dency Of Cuhnul Fitzpatrick, said.
Sure, the matchIl be staged. we
have everything to lose and nothing
to gain by cancellation"
They knew they'd go in the red;
but calling off the sling shot battle
would put them more in the red since
they'd have to pay for the stadium
they rented, and the expenses in
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Ferry aluminium powder plant, about
$50 workers were affected.
President Butler of the union
showed especial willingness to comply
wilh the wishes of the Regional
Board whose officials are closely
connected with the Mellon interests
He sought to split the ranks of the
workers and show his subservience to
the bosses by declaring yesterday:
we want no Communists, no asita-
tors, in our picket lines"
This statement was made after the
Communist Party urged all the
workers to keep their ranks united,
to participate in mass picketing, and
to insist that all the demands OF the
workers be met before the strike is
ended. The Communists, at the same
time, urged the workers to form a
mass rank and file strike committee.
The A. F. of L. leadership do not
want such militant action which can
win the strike expressed by the
workers. Instead, they maneuvre
secretly with the N.R.A officials who
are tools Of the Mellon corporations.