davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1934-06-23

LOS ANGELES, June %. U.P)-
Following are today's market quo
tationS:
Hens, Leghorns. 2i4 to 3h lbs. 10c
Hens, Leghorns, 3l4 to lbs. ....l0c
Hens, Leghorns, lbs. and up....llc
Hens colored, 3A to lbs. ........l6c
Hens, colored. over 4 lbs. and up l6c
Broilers, to IL lbs. ...........--.--....llc
Broilers, 1is to 2A lbs. ............12c
Fryers, Leghorns, 2A -31 lbs. ..12c
Fryers, colored. pa to 3ls lbs. ....l7c
Roasters, soft bone, 3l4 lbs. up ..1Sc
stays
Old rooSters DC
Ducklings, Pekin, Az lbs. up ......l0c
Old DUCKS oc
GeeSe
Young tom turkeys, IA lbs. and up
to 18 lbs.
Young tom turkeys, over Is lbs.
Hen turkeys. 9 lbs. and up .......--.12c
Old tom turkeys ..............................12c
Old hen turkeys .............-.-..............12c
Capons, under lbs. ......................20c
Capons, lbs. and up ..................23c
RABBITS, No. white, 3 to 4 lbs. &c
Rabbits, No. l old ............-............. SC
Rabbits, No / mixed colors, 3
10 IDS. &c
Imperial Valley press., 1934-06-23
National League

At Pittsburgh
BOSTON ......... 600 900 000-0 2
Pittsburgh ... 12l 600 00x-4 IL U
Brandt and Hogan; French and
Padden. t1
At Cincinnati first game)-
Philadelphia 100 600 000-l 7 l
Cincinnati loo 900 00l-2 9 3
A. Moore and Todd; Thomas and
Berg.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-06-23
0UNTYlBRIEFS

Try Shcrwood's it's cooler. 23tf
Why Fight the Heat? = Let
Kerr" cool your home, store or
office with a Carrier" unit Phone
FL Centre 656-W for estimate. 22t5
Perishable Shipments-Shipments
of perishables yesterday, according
to B. A. Harrigan, agricultural
commissioner, consisted of 38 cars
cantaloupes, SO cars watermelons,
Imperial Valley press., 1934-06-23
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L. A. Poultry

LOS ANGELES, June %. U.P)-
Following are today's market quo
fati0nc
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-27
LINK TROTZKY
WITH PLOT To
SLAY STAIN
Exiled Leader Termed Chief OF
Conspiracy To Start New So
1 Wet Revolution.
BY JOSEPH II. BAIRD
United Press Staff Correspondent


United Press Staff Correspondent
MOSCOW, Dec. 81 0.P)-Evidence
that the assassination of. Sergei
Kirov was plotted month in ad-
vance and was designed to be the
signal for a revolt that would put
Leon Trotzy at the head of the
Soviet government, was held today
against IA men awaiting trial before
the military collegium of the su-
preme court.
Leonid Micoliev, Kirov's assassin,
and two other members of the
Trotzky- -Zinoviev -Kamenev opposi-
ton group of Communists were
said to have admitted that they
planned to GUST Josef Stain, head
of the government; Viacheslav Mo-
lotov, president of the council of
peoples commissars, and Lazar
Kaganotitch, of the political bureau
of the Communist party, as well as
to kill Kirov.
In their places would have been
installed Trotzky, now in exile in
France; Gregory Zinoviev and Leo
Kamanev. The Trotzky group is
pledged to foment world revolution
by any means, whereas the party in
power believes that state socialism
best can be realized by centering
all energies in Russia.
1t was charged that five men of
the IA indicted yesterday were con-
cerned directly in the conspiracy to
kill Kirov. Plans for his murder,
it was alleged, were drafted Nov l,
month before Kirov was "re-
moved" Micoliev, the assassin, was
said to have admitted that he wrote
in his diary that be intended to
kill Kirov because of a personal
grudge in order to cover UP the
plot.
Will Be Shot
Eight of the men under indict-
ment, members of the so-called
Leningrad group of oppositionists,
were alleged to have spread propa-
ganda that Stain, Kaganovich, Mo-
lotoy and Kirov were misgoverning
the country, that their removal by
peaceful means was impossible, and
that resort must be made to terror
ism. They hoped, it was said, that
a counter revolution would break
out when Kirov was killed.
The official newspaper IzveStia
predicted editorially today that all
IA of the men indicted would be
shot.
In testimony before the assistant
public prosecutor, Micoliev is said
to have admitted that the terrorists
planned the assassination of Stain
as well as that of Kirov. Nicoliev
also said he had negotiated with an
unspecified foreign consulate in
,Leningrad for military intervention
in the Soviet Union and that he re-
ceived 5000 roubles to finance the
activities of the terroristS.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-27
Faces Reckless
Driving Charge

Fred Eubanks, charged wi h
reckless driving, entered a plea of
not guilty in police court this
morning and his case was continued
until O'Clock this afternoon for
trial. Bail was set at $780,
c. w. Danielson, charged with
drunkenness, forfeited his $40 bail
by his nonappearance in court. The
case of Fred Lassen, charged with
disturbing the peace was continued
until this afternoon.
Wesley Gardner, charged with
vagrancy, was given 10 day term
in the city Jail and Paul Wilson re-
ceived a sentence of $40 or five
days in Jail when he plead guilty
to a charge of drunkenness. Both
sentences were suspended on condi-
ton the men leave town today.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-27
Christmas Trade
Sets High Record

NEW YORK, Dec. 81 WP) -
Christmas trade nationwide may
show the best dollar turnover since
1929, Dun & Bradstreet, Inc, said
today in a special survey for the
United Press, with gains of 25 to
40 per cent over last year.
I'm some parts of the south, the
final week of Christmas buying was
xthe most active since 1923, and in
fhe southwest many cities reported
gains as high as so per cent over
the 1888 figures" the survey said.
Some of the large mail-order
houses in the middlewest expect to
report the biggest December sales
total in their history"
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-27
PAGING MIR. BECKER

BENSALEM, Pa, Dec. 81. W.P)-
This is a message to Stanley Beck
er, Berks county farmer, who is Wis
iting in California 1t is to tell
him that his Guernsey COW, Daisy,
has triplets.
The triple "blessed event" oc-
Cured Christmas day and accord
ing to ]. Morris Smith, manager of
Becker's farm, "they are fine,
healthy calves"
But Smith was wondering today
Hhether Daisy had created a "sur-
pihs" in violation of AAA regula-
tions.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-27
Heavy Gale Strikes
In NelU England

BOSTON, Dec. 81. W.P)-A gale,
approaching hurricane force, swept
Boston and other New England
points during the night, leaving
death and destruction in its path.
Two were known dead, buildings
we're battered, cities and towns in
41he greater Boston area were
plunged into darkness and scores of
lives were imperilled by winds which
reached a 66-mile velocity.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-27

Wards own famous brand,
known the country over for
its splendid wearing quail
ties. Bleached to a snowy
whiteness. Save nowl
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-27

A strongly woven fabric for
pajamas, shirts, smocks and
children's wear. Available in
pastel shades too. A White
Sale value! Stock up and save!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
A VALASZTASOK UTAN

remelheto nyugalmasabb hona-
pokban jo lesz a kormanynak
szetnezni, hogy a polgarsag al
kotmanyos jogait mindenfele
megvedje.
Az egyes allamokban az
egyes videkeken a tomeghiszteria
egyenesen elloki az utjabol az
alkotmanyt, azokon helyeken
senki mines biztonsagban, aki
mem tart a tomeggel.
Arizonaban japan es philip
pino farmerek ellen a legbruta-
lisabb tamadasokat allandoan
folytatjak es bar az allan kor-
manyzoja a timadasokat a kom-
Folytatas a 8-ik oldalon.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08

kes osztalyt.
Lehetseges, hogy az egyesiIk
ket partnak sikerul Cutting Mira
valasztasat e1gancsoIhi, ami min
denesetre nagy veszteseg lesz
de legalabb lesz a dolognak egy
eredmenye.
A ket parton elhelye zkedete
penzes zsakok megmutatjak, hogv
igazi kiilonbseg n;ncsen kozt1k~
hogy haladasnak ellensegei -
hogy t6ke korlatlan ura1rnat =
fenc ket oldalan egyforman XII
vanjak.
Ez folyamat tart. mar eveIe
ota es nagyobb szerencse hirte-
len mem erhetne az orszag nepet.
mintha a reakcios demokratalx
kibujnanak vegre a baranyb6r-
Dol, hogy reakcios republiki-
nusokkal egyitt farkas igazf
b6reben jelenjenek meg a va
lasztok elott.
Valoszinii, hogy bomIasi fo-
lyamat most mar er6sebb lesz.
hogy kivalasztas mem all meg
es eleri a tetopontjat 1egkoze-
lebbi elnokvalasztas a1kalmaval,
mikor Rooseveltnek a je1enlegi-
, mel sokkal radikalisabb lesz =
programme.
Annak programnak szelet
mar erezni lehet, beavatottabb
emberek biztosra veszik, fIogv
az nagy kavarodast fog csinalnS
az orszagban es mem Iehet kon-
zervat:v es reakcios embernek
Roosevelttel egy ticketre helyez-
kedni.
Akko. a Cuttingok ujra otr
lesznek az elnokkel egy tabor
ban, de sok politikai szelham0s
nem fogodzhatik kabatjanak =
szelebe, inert fencr0T rniudcn-
kinek lie kell maid szal1ni, hogH
szint WALTON, aki hivatalt akza
az orszagban.
| A reakciosak kozos platformjA
kesziil mar, Liberty League =
ket partbol maga ~vezereit~
mar kiemelte, hogy kozos front-
! tai rohanjanak az vi deal ellen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
AZ A !. AyToMQell A! !! I? !!Q
IPARNAK KET

"szenzacioja" volt a mutt he
ten, bar a lapokban felfujt hirek
mem leptek meg egyetlen komoly
embert sem az orszagban.
Az elnok az aut6-codeot meg
hosszabbitotta tovabbi nehany
honappal, anelkiil, hogy tekintet
be vette volna az American La
Dor Federation tobb kereset.
Mem szallitottak le i munka-
hetet Is mem toriltek ki a code
bol hirhedt merit sz6t sem,
amely megengedi gyarosoknak.
hogy a munkasokat "erdemiik
szerint" bocsassak el, .vagy We
gyek fel a munkaba, amikor Is
ahogy akarjak..
Meg kell allapitanunk, hogy az
American Federation Of Labor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
Nit kinaInok nekik


"gumption" lenne, akkor mindket
ajanlatot tisztelnek es egy har-
madik utat talalnanak mag,tk-
max.
Cnallo szervezetet kellene ne
XIX csinalni, ahogy onallo SERVE
zete van a. vasuti munkasnak.
A vasutasok nagyszeruen be
vannak szervezve, bar semmi ko-
zuk az AFL newt piszkos
rackette Walt bandahoz.
Fla az auto-munkasok kovet-
mex EFT a peldat, akkor az auto
gyarosok meg ait sem mondhat-
max, hogy "ktilso elemekkel' mem
hajlandok targyalni es a t6kes
alto mem t,rhatna tajtekot. hogy
egy hatalmas munkas-szervezet
akarja atvenni az uralmat az
egesz orszagban.
Ha az auto-munkasok onal-
loan szervezkednenek, ncmcsak
sajat sorsukon segiten9nek
hanem el6bbre vinnek azoknak
a szerencsetlen munkasoknak az
iigyet is, akik jelenleg Green
fele kiralysag jobbagyai koze tar.
toznak.
Merit ha' ch.ef-rack eteerel
latnak, hogy a munkassag mem
hajlando elore kikotott gyamsag
ala sorakozni, akkor ITALIAN tisz-
tessegesebben bannanak azokkal
a szervezetekkel, anelyek az
AFL olelesebcn szinte megful.
ladnak.
Ha .azonban az auto-munka-
sokban nincs meg a quits hozza.
hogy szervezetet maguk csinal-
janak maguknak, akkor inkabb
menjenek az AFL-be, ahol csak
egyszerien evi tiz-husz dollar
adot fognak fizetni, de semmi-
esetre ne maradjanak kompania
juniban, amely kozonseges po-
temkin-hazugsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08

urai mem nagyon eroltettek meg
magukat ebben a dologban es
hogy mem is sok joggal szoltak
az iigyhoz, inert idaig elmulasz-
tottak az auto-munkasok Macy
tobbseget szervezni.
Az elnok proklamaciojaban
utalt ARA, hogy az auto-munka-
sok csak honapokat, meg pedig
igen keves honapokat dolgoznak
evente es ait kovetelte, hogy a
gyarosok gondoskodjanak az
izem kiegyenliteser6l, amely
nunkat adna alland6an egy bizo-
nyos szamu munkasnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
ALAKUL 4 K0z0S PLATFORM

Akik tiz eve varjak, hogy a
ket part reakcios elemei nyiltan
is egyesiiljenek egymassal nagy
t6ke szolgalataban, .azoknak mem
kell mar soka varakozni.
A Roosevelt vi dealje a liberia
lis elerneket az elnok moge al
litotta, akarmelyik part lebeljet
s.oktak magukon viselni, viszont
a demokrata part reakcios elemei
ellene vannak sorakozva.
Az Old South kekverii arisz-
tokratai Savannahban csinaltak
frontot az elnok programme ell
len, bar maganak az elnoknek a
szemelyet mem banthatjak, nyu-
gait reakciosak pedig New Mexi-
coban talaltak kozos platformot
maguknak.
Senator Cutting-ot "voros"-
mex talaljak mindket part reak-
clos elemei, inert az egyebkent
jomodoru uriember nem titkol-
ia, hogy bar Roosevelt prog
ramjat tamogatja, az elnokot sem
tartja eleg radikalisnak.
Ez az Okla annak, hogy a Fe.
her Haz mem jott XII Cutting
mellett, ahogy kijott republi-
kanus Johnson es szinten re-
publikanus La Folette mellett
inert Roosevelt attol tart. hogy
akkor egeszen megvaditja a to-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08

HOGY FORDEK

Ejoggal szamithatnak valamivel
jobb eyre, nemcsak azertsmert az
altalanos viszonyok lassafi megis
csak javulnak, hanem kiilonosen
azert, inert negy ev ota talan el6-
szor, farmer is gondolhat ra,
hogy egy fel tomas truckot,
vagy egy Ford kocsit vegyen
maganak.
A bonus, ami ellen Ford
ugyan-e kijelenteseben halatlanul
kikelt, nagy checkeket juttatott
itt-ott a farmernek, $ ez teszi le-
.het6ve, hogy sok kozuluk kocsi-
Ivetelre gondoljon.
& Ez azonban a felel6tlen kijelen-
test indokoltta mem tette Is
Fordek ujra megmutattak, hogy
|ugy Detroitra, mint altalaban a
tarsadalom biztonsagara sulyos
veszedelmet kepeznek.
A munka frontjan nagyobh
escnenyek mem voltak, reszben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08

Az auto munkasoknak valasz-
tani lehet, hogy felkinalt SEER
vesetek koziil melyiket akarjak
maguknak.
A General Motors felkinalta a
kompania junikat IS a becstelen
sajto azonnal gorog tiizet gyuj-
tott dologhoz, hogy annak a
talmi ragyogasa elkapraztassa az
automob:lok kipreselt rabszolgiit
Ezzel szemben az American
Federation of Labor "hajlando"
a szamukra ipari szervezetct csi-
nalni, amelyben minden auto
munkas egy csoportban marad-
ma es mem lennenek foglalkozas
szerint foszlanyokra szaggatva.
De ,,,ya, akkor a konvencio
ait is megszabta, hogy ilyen szer-
vezetekben IS csak "gondnoksag
alatt' hajlandok az auto-munka-
s0kat felvenni.
Elore kijelentettek, hogy
amennyiben az auto-munkasok a
Federation kebeleben szervezked-
nj akarnak, sajat szervezeteik-
kel rendelkezni mem fognak tiszt-
viseloket valasztani lem +, f,.gnak,
hanem azokat az AFL- croot Ell
racketeerjai fogjak k.nevezni a
sza:-ukra.
Soha megalazobb ajanlatot on
erzetes munkasok nem kaptak.
soha becstelenebb szemermetlen-
seggel munka' ~acketeerek XII
mem fejeztek, hogy mem akarnak
vi tagokat szerezni. inert felnek
azoktol.
Ilyen koriilmeny X kozott az
auto-munkasoknak ket rossz ko-
zott lehet valasztani es nekik
kell elhatarozni, hogy nit tarta-
max kevesbe ross7nak ket alan
lat kozt.
Ha ~ SOkhan n
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08

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pet esetleg el fogja remiteni az
elnoktol. N
A kormany viszont nem akart
kikezdeni konzervativ elemek-
kel es azert mem hasznalt ero-
sebb eszkozoket a tokevel SEEM
ben, amit most mar szukseg
eseten - el6vesz.
Valoszinii azonban, hogy erre
mem lesz sziikseg, hogy a nagy-
toke munkat megkezdi, inert
mint tobbszor jeleztem, radika-
lis congressus ellen az elnokt6l
varhatja csak a vedelmet es. ha
AIT meg akarja kapni, akkor a
penzes-zsakok sztrajkjanak veget
kell erni hamarosan az orszag-
ban.
A multi heten a javulas mem
volt nagy. SGT bizonyos pontokon
visszaesest lehetett :; tapasztalni;
leginkabb a meleg id5jaras miatt.
TSt %. .Y.ta-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
A NEHEZ IPARBAN
VALAMIVEL

-tobbet dolgoztak, de konnyii
iparban javulas mem volt az
utolso tiz napban Is a vasutak
forgalma csokkent az utolso
nyolc napon. A csokkenest leg
inkabb a ! llescsokkent e szenszal1itas
okozta. inertia lakossag a tobb-
szoros figyelmeztetes dacara nem
vesz, :.szenet, I sam,ig mem fagy AZ
orszagban. !.
| Ismeretes, hogy a lakasok Is
a szenyardok lresek Is mindenki
attol ,.fel, hogy ,egy tiz-tizenot
napos hideg szenhianyt ,Ssinalna,
de a .figy.elmeztetss, ,emf 'hasznal.
A munkatlansag csokken vala-
mi kevessel, inert bizonyos see
zon munkak most veszik kezdetii
ket Is a kovetkez6 ket honap
alatt hat-nyolcszazezer .embert
fognak az iizletek Is a karacso-
lnyi szezon gyaripara feivenni.
/ Az auto-gyarak is ebben a ho-
lnapban kezdenek er6sebben dol
Igozni mig Fordnal a jov6 he
item, General Motorsnal az AIT
kovet6 heten fognak sok mum
kast behivni.
! Az .arak mem valtoztak lenye-
Igesen a nnult heten es egy par
elelmiszert kiveve, inkabb ESQ,
mint emelked6 tendenciat mu-
tattak. Kiveve tire-aruk, amiket
husz szazalekkal felvagtak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
szENzXe1o s M2SXlf A FORD

konnyelmu es ostoba kijelen-
tese volt, aminek bedultek az
egesz orszagban,' bar a dearborni
aranyokor polgarsagot mar egy
parszor joslataival becsapta.,
A Ford gyar nyilatkozatot
adott ki,@ hogy a <depressionak
vege van es a jov6 evben egy
millio kocsit fognak csinalni.
Elso sorban lie kell szogez-
mink, hogy ha depressionak
vege lenne, akkor Ford egy mil
ional j6val t6bb kocsit tudna csi-
nalni.
Azutan lie kell szogezni, hogy
a Ford-gyar annyir Skocsit fog
csinalni, amennyit a piac. haj-
lando felvenni Is ha peidaul het
szazezer kocsira kapnak rende-
lest, akkor hetszazegyezret sem
fognak csinalni. Viszont ha
kereslet tobbet kivan egy millid
Ford gepnel, akkor tobbet is fog
max gyartani. .s< .;.
Ez a kijelentes szerzett leg.
|alabb egy milli6 dollar ara potya
hirdetest Ford gyarnak, de egy
csomo ember fogja az arat meg.
inni.
Meg headlajnok meg sem je.
lentek lapokban, inaris jottel
az emberek Detroit fele, ahol ko.
eel hatvanezer csalad nyomoroe
a welfaren es ICY a hkossag sza.
mat feleslegesen fokozzak. Mi
<or Fordnal nincs munka, az EN-
bereit konyorteleniil kivagja {:
Detroit adofizet6inek kell azoka1
kenyerrel ellatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
AZ A & P t)ZLETEK
CLEVELAND

kirobbanasa lie lett szerelve es
a hatalmas lancuzlet mem fog XII
vonulni abbol a varosbol amt a
flggetlen kiskeresked6k bizonya-
ra nagyon 6szinten sainalnak.
A Labor Board beke-ajanlatat
elfogadtak mindket fel reszer6l,
es ICY az A & P uzletek zart
shopok nem lesznek, de abban a
szervezkedest - allitolag = mem
fogjak tobbe gatolni.
Ha hinni lehet a tokenek Is
EFT az igeretet, illetve szerz6dest
betartjak, akkor az alkalmazottak
a celjukat egy fel ev alatt megis
elerik.
Macy kar, hogy a Labor Board
kozbelepett ebben a vitaban, inert
jo lett volna az A & P. "bluffjat
call-olni", miutan bizonyos, hogy
nem vonultak volna XII Cleveland
bol. (Valamikor Ford azzal fe-
nyeget6dzott, hogy gyarait be-
zarja, ha a prohibiciot el fogjak
torolni, de eddig mem tett egy
lepest sem ebben az iranyban.
s A lanciizlet fenyegetese. terror
szamba ment Is ARA az alkalma-
zottaknak azzal.. ke1lett voina
felelni, hogy ok az osszes bezart
tizleteket,. mint cooperative &C.
get megnyitjak. Akkor maid el-
ment volna a nagyt6kenek ezen-
tul a, kedve a terrorisztikus fe-
nyegetesekt6l orokre.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08

jelentekeny sztrajk volt mutt
heten New Yorkban, ahol a fel-
h6karcolok elevatof-munkasai
sztrajkoltak.
S minthogy a lakok, az irodai
es miihelybeli alkalmazottak gya-
log harmincadik, meg negy-
venedik emeletre nem fognak
feljarni, munkaadok dereku-
kat csakhamar beadtak.
Kellemetlen sztrajkok es "a
vargasok vannak napirenden Ke-
let Pennsylvaniaban kemeny-
szen videken, amelyek voltakep-
pen mem a munkaadok ellen in
dulnak, hanem a banyaszok test
verharcat jelentik.
Korulbelul egy Eve harminc-
ezer kemenyszen banyasz kisza-
kadt a nagy es eros, de eleg kor-
rupt United Mine Workersb6l IS
fuggetlen szervezetet csinaltak
maguknak.
Minthogy azonban a munkasok
obbsege megmaradt nagy SEER.
vezetben minthogy az vi seer
vezet mar a csirajaban korrupt
volt, szeniparban mindenki ugy
erzi, hogy az vi alakulatra nincs-
szukseg, annak "vezerei' Vi.
szont mem akarnak ujra szenet
loadolni banyakban azert
rendezik a sztrajkokat Is zavar-
gasokat, hogy a sajat szemelyesI
racketjaikat megtartsak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08

azert, inert az NRA masineriaia
a valasztasok el6tt, nem akart
mukodni, reszben inert az osszes
leber-fekerek is korteskedessel
toltottek az idejiket reszben
azert, inert a munkasok maguk
is vartak a valasztasok eliiltet.
The Washington times., 1934-02-21

Here is ANOTHER idea for
the rip Van Wrinkle" contest.
We thought it up last night
and we think it is GRAND.
HOW about stories of how
you think the world will look
20 years hence?
rip" you remember, slept
20 years and when he awak-
ened he found all sorts Of
changes.
During the time he had been
slumbering on the mountain top
there had been a revolution and
the country had thrown off its
allegiance to England. It was
a Republic and no longer .
colony. George WaShington'S
picture hung in the tavern
where, before he went to sleep,
had hung a picture Of George
the Third.
Some Of his old friends were
dead and others were occupying
high places in the new govern
ment. His old home had turn-
bled into ruins and his children
had grown up.
SUPPOSE you went to sleep
for 20 years. Can you imagine
what changes would take place
during your long nap? Maybe
you can't but we think it would
be fun to try.
We like this idea. Unless
something else turns up it will
be the rip Van Winkle" con.
est.
So get busy. Put on your
thinking caps. How do you
think the world will look 20
years hence?
Virginia Lee Simpson, Chan.
tilly, Fairfax, Va:
II want to enroll q new
member, Bina Ruth Hutchin.
son. Her birthday is February
7, and she will be eleven years
old. She is a daily reader Of
the column, and likes all the
funnieS.
my birthday Is February II,
and / will be ten years old.
II have four more new mem
berS. They are James Ray
Simpson, 7, birthday, January
2; Robert Austin, 4, birthday,
June 30: Edith Lois Simpson,
3, birthday, July 7, and Allen
Ray Gillespie, 10 months, birth.
day, March 9.
II wish all the luck to the
Club members"
Catherine Zimmerman, 1920
Florida Ave. N. W.:
II wish you would enroll my
brothers, Billy Zimmerman, 2
years old, birthday June 27, and
Danny Zimmerman, 6 years old,
birthday December 1, as men,
berS of the Adventure Club.
"PleaSe send their member.
ship cards as soon as possible"
The Washington times., 1934-02-21

who seem to manage. But I
have often wondered just what
the children ught of
mothers spotless housekeeping.
The only system is to have
a part of the house set aside
for the children. A place where
they can romp and rampage
to their hearts content.
Ideal House
This is only possible in large
houses or houses arranged to
permit a certain room or rooms
being turned over to the chill
dren.
My ideal little house would
be one built around this idea.
A house with one big sunny
room, sparsely furnished, set
aside for the youngsters.
say sparSely furnished be-
cause children need space in
which to play. A few chairs.
a little table and a row Of
shelves Is all that is needed,
The Washington times., 1934-02-21
Greetings

Boys and girls celebrating
their birthday anniversaries to.
day are the following: Vincent
Stroud, 1909 o st. N. w.; John
Parker, 336 Twelfth st. s. E.;
Margaret L. Lanham, Lincoln.
Va; Helen LangfOrd, 1900 Mary.
land Ave. N. E.; Doris Wiley
Mt. Wilson, Md; Myra ClapperO
1119 B st. N. E., and Evelyn
CrOpp, 1921 Tenth st. N. w.
1 wish you the happiest birth
day you have ever had.
The Washington times., 1934-02-21

A NEW club member at West.
wood, Md, Is Mary Estelle Gold
smith, age 9. Her birthday an
niversary is November 13.