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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
A REPUL6-J
PANAMA..

es azok vizsgalata egyre tobb
szennyet vet fel a felszinre, de
azert az erdekiikben inditott pro-
paganda mem akar megsziinni.
Eppen ugy mem szi,nik az a
nagyaranyu propaganda, amit q
new york; t6zsde erdekeben indi-
tottak Is amires milliokat ko!te-
mex, inert Wall Street tovabbra
is feliigyelet nelkiil szeretne fosz-
togatni a nemzetet.
Kozben hadsereg pilotai a
postal szallitjak Is ha eddig nem
1smertek azokat "a jaratokat, a
melyeket ismerniok kellett volna,
egy par honap alatt maid meg
fogjak ismerni. Is akkor leg
alabb tudni fogja a polgarsag,
hogy baj eseten szamithat a had
sereg minden tenyez6jere es &
honvedelem minden agara.
Kozben a kormany tudatta i
congressus tagjaival, hogy haj-
lando lesz isrnet szerzodni egyes
jaratokka1, de graft nelkiil Is
csak tenylegesen szallitott pos
taert fognak fizetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
ORSZAGSZERTE Macy

a panasz, hogy a bootleggerck
ujra es tovabbra is bent vannak
az uzletben es nagyon eredme-
nyesen versenyeznek a tisztes-
seges italuzlettel.
Maid ha a honatyak rajonnek,
hogy het bort mem lehet az ital-
fogyasztorol lehuzni Is az alko-
hol adojat 1eszallitjak valamilyen
eszszeri osszegre, akkor lehet
remelni, hogy nemi javulas lesz
e teren.
Amig a szovetseg hat dollar
adot vet egy-egy gallon alkohol-
ra az egyes allamok kovetik
a peldajat, addig nem lehet q
bootleggerek kiirtasarol almodni
meg kevesbe beszelni.
Egyebkent a szaraz elemek,
elukon w. c. T. u. nenikek-
kel, ujra megkezdtek a csont-
szarazsag mellett a kisse eliza
markodott mozgalmat ugy lat
SILK, hogy a szaraz racketeereket
szinten mem lehet kiolni az or
szagbol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
BASEBALL MEETING


There will be a baseball team
organization meeting Wednesday
March 14th at the Hungarian
Home at 800 P. M.
All young men interested in
the baseball sport and those
also that want to play, are urged
to be present at this meeting. 1t
IS possible that Hungarian
League may be organized in this
district. We would like to have
some representation at this meet
ing from Campbell Kultur Club.
Don't fail to be present if you
want Hungarian team from
Youngstown this season.
Frank Brogley.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
Az ORSZAG
BUNKR0NIKAJA

szines es valtozatos volt a
multi heten, de a polgarsag mem
kepes csoportositani a gangster.-
ket, akik az alvilagot alkotjak.
Oda kell soroznunk peldaul
azokat a detroiti nagybankaro-
kat, akik felol csinos kis pana-
max sultek XII ujra a multi heten.
Oda kell soroznunk Snoot volt
utahi senator fiat, akinek az ap-
ia Hoover utan a republicans
partban es a volt adminisztra-
cioban a legnagyobb hatalmat
tartotta a kezeben.
Az ifju gentleman 'titkara"
volt senator-papanak ,es mint
ilyen, kozel negyezer dollar fl
zetest kapott az orszagtol evente.
Ugyanakkor azonban nemcsak
a cukortruszt, hanem egesz ESQ.,
mo mas iparag is allandoan fl
zette olyan szivessegekert, anne
lyeket leginkabb az apja tudott
'iferalni a b9kezii t6kenek.
A gangster-kronikaban, vagy a
nemet Hitler-kronikaban kellene
helyet foglalniok a california; far
mereknek, akik elkepzelhetetlen
es leirhatatlan terrorral halomra
gyilkoltak sztrajkolo munkasai-
kat, kulonosen philippine nap
szamosokat, akik mem ertek be
a NRA dics6 napjaiban hatvan
centes napszammal.
Csak a mozi wild-west darab-
jaiban talalkozunk hasonlo ocs-
manysagokkal, amiket Califor.
niaban, az Imperial Valleyban
elkovettek "haza" neveben &
termeszetes, hogy fascista legi6
vezetett az oldoklesben.
la BtJNKR0NIKA TARKA
egyvelegeben kedves kepet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
WOHLGEMUTH FERENC
MEGHALT

Wohlgemuth Ferenc, aki Zem-
plen megyebol szarmazott Anne
rikaba, y ewes koraban hirtelen
elhunyt.
Wohlgemuth Ferenc kozismert
volt a regebbi magyarok kozott,
kulonosen Brierhill kornyeken,
kesobb pedig a Wohlgemuth
HALT birta, melyet magyarok
az utobbi id6ben Sulligan Hall
nev alatt ismertek.
Wohlgemuth Ferenc temetese
a Scott Street, gyaszhazbol va
SarnaD ment vephe
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
.NAGYFONTOSSAGU
TANACSKOZAS

lesz a napokban Romabany
ahova Mussolini Gombost <S
Dollfusst meghivta ahol a ha-
rom allan kozt bizonyos gazda-
sagi egyuttmiikodest Is saba
dabb aruforgalmat akarnak csi-
nalni.
Ugy kis antant, mint francia
patronusuk a legnagyobb nyug-
talansaggal nezik ezt talalko-s
East, inert abban egyelore gazda-
sagi, kes6bb nagyon szoros poll
tikai kozeledes kiepiteset latjsk
a harom allan kozt. Is ebben
valosziniileg mem is tevednek.
Ha Olaszorszag, Magyaror-
szag es Austria kozt lenyeges
kozeledes tortenik, akkor a Duna
medencejenek rendezsset'
elobb-utobb Olaszorszag kaparit-
ia magahoz, ami termeszetesen
francia befolyas rovasara t0rte-
mix.
Minthogy nemet-lengyel
szerzodes a francia vasgyiirin
mar rest vagott, franciak att5l
felnek, hogy ez a mozgalom
ujabb szakadasal vegz6dik
hogy elobb-utobb Romania is
csatlakozik, Bulgariaval egyitt,
ehhez az erdekcsoporthoz.
Es termeszetesen az olasz-ma-
gyar-osztrak kozeledesnek revi-
zio programme.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
MAGYAR MUSOR
A RADON

Vasarnap delel6tt l1:15-t6l
II :30-ig a helyi WKBN radio.
allomason a Cleveland Munkas
szovetseg kedvelt zenekara Pra
ger Jeno vezetese alatt magya1
darabokat ad le.
Este a Munkas Szovetseg re.
nekara es a Munkas szinkor szi.
nieloadast es hangversenyt rem
dez a Mannerchor Hallban, 831
Mahoning Ave. Az e,oadas kez.
dete este fel 8 orakor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
Az ORSZAG GAZDASAGI

helyzeteben a javulas ailand6
A nehez ipar egyre emelkedG
uzeme mellett konnyu ipar is
ellendult, es bar meg mindig mil
liok vannak munka nelkul, osz.
szehasonlitast sem lehet tenni a
tavalyi helyzettel.
Az auto-iparban valosagos
boom van, ami eleg bal, inert
attol kell felni, hogy EFT hirte-
len munkat kesobb megsinylik
a nyar derekan megint munka
nelkul maradnak vagy er6sen lie.
csokkentett iizemmel fognak dol
gozni.
A vasutak forgalma erosen
emelkedik, villanyfogyasztas
is mindig nagyobb Is reszben a
fellendIl6 gazdasagi elet, resz-
ben hideg idojaras sok iizletet
hozott a szeniparnak, kiilonosen
a kemenyszeniparnak.
A kormanykolcsonnel terve.
zett kozmunkak is egyre erezhe.
tobb mennyisegben adjak rem
delest nehez iparnak es ce-
ment iparnak S ma a lumber
ipar is szepen megindult.
A kiskeresked6k es depart
meht uzletek emelked6 forgalom-
rol beszelnek es a ruhagyarak a
rendeleseiket mem igen szallitjal
idore, el vannak azokkal marad.
va.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
A F0LDMtJVESEK
A JELENLEGI

arakkal megelegedve nincse-
mex, de azok magasabbak hetven
szazalekkal, mint a multi evben
$ tovabbi aremelkedsseket var.
max a kovetkez6 hetekben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
FRANCIAORSZAGBAN 4

: depressiot most kezdik igazan
erezni. A draga francia penzt
kulfold megfizetni mem akarja 6
mem tudja es kivitel teliesen
pang, ami az ipar pangasat
okozza.
Citroen, a francia Ford penz-
ugyi nehezsegekkel kizdott
multi heten es kenytelen volt a
bankarokhoz fordulni, hogy a
csodtol megmentsek.
S mikozben gazdasagi bajok
allandoan belfoldi politikai val
sagokat okoznak, a nemzetk0zi
viszonylatban is egyik vereseget
a mask utan szenvedik.
Ennek a kovetkezmenye az.
tan. hogy most megint fizetni
akarjak a nekiink jaro haborus
koveteleseket, inert a jelenlegi
helyzetben AIT hiszik, hogy Anne
rika baratsagara szikseg van.
Washingtonban biztosra We
SILK, hogy kozeli hetekben ujra
elkezdenek a tartozasaikrol be-
szelni, amire idaig mem is voltak
hajlandok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
SENT ISTvAN EGYLEr

Beteg tagjaink: Id. Vass Ist.
van, Buncsi Janosne, Jambrik
Istvanne es Hubert Ferenc, 2O37
McGuffey Rd. - Betegseg tit.
karnal jelentendo:' 1906 Oak St
Telefon 3O860.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08

ugyan ketsegbeesetten vanns
rata, hogy valamilyen egyc
menyt hozzanak letre, de Jl
mar mem hiszik, hogy sikerrel W
az igyekezet. q q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
AZ ALUMINIUM
PARBAN

vannak ITALIAN a legaljasabbul
kiuzsorazva a munkasok es ab-
ban az iparban tette 1c szersza-
mot hatezer munkas a multi he
ten.
A munkaadok nen akartak,
hogy orszagos botrany legyen a
dologbol, megigertek, hogy
nunkasok serelmeit orvosolni fog
jak es az emberek a heten sza-
vaznak, hogy beerik-e II szaza-
lex javitassal.
Tobb iparagban szinten vol
tax es folynak berharcok es ma
gyon sok helyen kenytelenek a
banyaszok is sztrajkolni, inert a
banyabarok torvenyeket es a
szervezettel kotott nyomorusagos
szerz6dest sem tartjak be.
Amennyiben a NRA jelenleg
folyo tanacskozasai radikalis or
voslast nem hoznak, a berhar-
coknak valosagos epidemiajal
fogjuk elni a tavasszal, inert az
egyre gyorsabban emelked6 ara
kat munkasok keptelenek meg
fizetni mai berekbol.
Ugyancsak orvoslast kell talal-
mia az arak il1etektelenul valo
feleme1ese ellen is kormany-
max, inert kulonben a kozonseg
csak legsziiksegesebb dolgokat
fogja megvenni.
Macy
MEGK0NNYEBBtJLEST
keltett az orszagban, mikor
Hopkins Relief administrator tu-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08

The Verhovay Branch No. 364.
at it's meeting last Thursday,
March |. decided that they will
extend the campaign 80 more
days.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-27
A DANGEROUS GAMBLE

EALsE economy in Washington has greatly
l. curtailed the safety work of the United
States bureau of mines The American Mining
Congress has issued warning An even more
pointed warning is the explosion in Wales,
entombing 271 miners
Despite added work. the United States bu-
reau of mines is forced to operate on the lowest
annual budget since 1920, the mining congress
says Lack of funds has halted virtually all
scientific safety research.
Instruction in disaster prevention used to
reach 100000 miners; now it reaches only
5oOOO The bureau formerly operated nine
mine rescue cars; now two are in service.
For some years the records of mine acct
dents and disasters have shown steady i'm
provement Partly. at least this is due to the
bureaus safety work.
Must the country be shocked by another
American mine disaster before the government
realizes that misplaced economy in safety work
is tritiing with mems lives?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-27

who persisted. but they have tended to block
revelations upon which future sea safety might
be based.
The New York Bar Association has plenty
of public testimony to go on. George Alagna,
first assistant radio officer of the MORO Castle.
told the commerce department hearing Of the
hush tactics OF Ward Line lawyer who con-
Guided, he said: IF you keep your mouths shut
and come to my office this thing will blow
over soon. You'll be taken care Of"
Line lawyers hanked witnesses at the COM
merce department hearing, though Chairman
Hoover had announced that lawyers had no
standing in the court.
line lawyer, as a goad to silence, warned
a seaman in one instance that next he would
go before the federal grand jury, stressing
that this would be a criminal" inquiry.
Line lawyers rounded up witnesses and
cautioned them in the ante-room Of the grand
jury until they were driven away by jury
officers. And Martin Conboy, United States
attorney, declared in federal court that the
Ward Line and its attorneys were doing every
thing in their power to block his inquiry
What is the New York Bar Association 60
ing to do about it?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-27

emphasis" in college football, and a lot Of it
is pure hot air. But the ODea case does
emphasize the very great wrong which foot
ball can do TO young man.
It hands him his life wrong-end-to. The
summit comes right at the beginning. Every
thing afterward must go downhill.
And young going out to make his
way in the world could not start under
greater handicap.
This doesn't apply. Of course. to the stars
who plunge into professional football and
stay there until they get old and fat. They
are living proof that something is screwy
with our higher education, to be sure, but
the handicap Of premature fame isn't apt to
bother them much.
The chap who wants to be something more
than a machine for throwing forward passes
or lodging tackles is put at a disadvantage.
For such a man the handicap must be ire
mendous. We have no right to foster game
which twists young mans whole life out Of
shape.
The fame that attaches itself to an ALI
America half back is a load no youngster ought
to be compelled to carry through life.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-27
A DIPLOMATIC PROBLEM

THE high naval officer whose duty it is to
= keep his country's feet in shape to meet
any emergency has a rather tough row to
hoe. when you stop to think about it. Its
toughness is revealed. indirectly by the dis
patches from Toxic revealing that Japanese
newspapers are all in a lather because the
United States feet is to hold its 1885 ma
neuvers in the vicinity of Hawaii.
These maneuvers. say the japanese, can
be nothing else than preparation for war with
Japan. Thus japanese fears and suspicious
are heightened once more. and the harassed
American naval authorities seem to be at fault.
But what is a poor strategist to do, He
has TO look ahead to possible war; he has to
train his staff in the program that must be
followed If some specific nation is the foe.
II ne doesn't. he isn't doing his Job properly.
It really is much simpler for the French.
When they hold msneuvers, they make no
bones about the fact that they are anticipat-
Ing war with Germany.
Other nations can't be so blunt. They
must prepare for trouble-but they must pre-
tend that they are going TO fight an entirely
imaginary foe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-27
WORTH THE EFFORT

THE Civic Theater this week is conducting
its annual membership drive. Next week
the indianapolis Symphony orchestra conducts
its annual campaign.
Both of these drives deserve the whole
hearted support of every lover of good music
and every devotee of the drama.
The Civic Theater does a splendid job. Each
year it produces several plays with local talent
for the enjoyment of Indianapolis lovers of the
legitimate theater. The Civic Theater boasts
able actors. an able director and the support it
gets it deserves.
The Indianapolis Symphony has made great
strides toward its goal Each season finds it
inner. smoother and a more talented organ
ization. Much of the credit belongs to Ferdi-
nand Schaefer director of the symphony.
The Civic Theater and the Indianapolis
Symphony are two of this city's greatest as
sets. Long may they live and prosper.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-27
A HANDICAP ON LIFE

TOR the highlight which it casts on modern
i intercollegiate football. the case Of Pat
ODea is unique.
Pat ODes, you will remember. is the former
University of Wisconsin football star who
found that it was impossible TO get out of the
shadow Of his college greatness.
He starred way back in the days Of the
fying wedge and the padded pants, but his
fame always kept pace with him. Wherever
he went and whatever he did. he was always
Pat ODea, the former football star-nothing
more and nothing less. AS he himself says:
i was merely the man who had once
kicked a football No matter what I wanted
to talk about or get done. always wound up
In football or other athletics I simply had
no time left for business"
So Pat ODea finally had to change his
name. shuttle OF his old identity. and become
q new person in a new role. before he could
live the normal life that the normal man
wants to lead
He kept this anonymity for fifteen years.
People believed that Football Star ODea was
dead: Il even was reported that he was the
Unknown Soldier -
great deal has been said about over
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-27
SEPARATE AIR FLEETS

TT looks as if the scheme for unified air
l. service is not going to be realized-not, at
least, in the immediate future.
President Roosevelt has put his approval
on the Baker boards report on army aviation,
ano this report disapproved the unified air
corps plan. Instead, it calls for a steady build
ing-up of the existing army air corps, with
the navy department left to develop its air
force separately.
Here is a highly technical question on which
it is very hard for civilian to form an in
teligent opinion. On the face Of it, the argu-
rnents for a unified air force seem very strong.
1t may be that the passage of few more
.years-bringing, as it WILL further develop
ment of the airplane as a military weapon
will make more clear the exact nature Of the
place which the flying corps will occupy in
future war.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-27
A NATION HELPED

TINTED STATES ATTORNEY-GENE
~ CUMMINGS review of the Lindbergh
kidnapping case does not slight the work done
by the New Jersey state police and by the
New York City police department even though
1t naturally stresses federal department OF
Justice activities with which Mr.. Cummings is
most familiar.
There will be plenty Of praise to go round
when the final credit sheet for cooperating
agencies is made up.
Not to be forgotten are all the bank tellers,
filling station and garage employees, shop
keepers, ETC., whose constant vigilance in the
matter of silver and gold certificates that
might prove identifiable as part of the ram
som money made it possible to map signifi-
cant areas and eventually to run down the
possessor. 1t took far more watchers than
those who actually spotted the revealing cur
rency notes to make this great detective plan
successful
Acknowledgement Cummings is right in
believing "the American people have reason
to feel that the prestige, the power and the
effectiveness of law enforcement agencies is
on the increase and that renewed faith and
confidence in these agencies is justified"
But never did public, at the start, spur
police to greater efforts in solving crime.
Never were more Americans, old and young.
ready to do their utmost to aid Who says
this nationwide will did not help?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-27

end the depression. No real plan
is being pursued to Systematically
reduce the ranks Of the unemployed.
That these ranks will have to be
reduced tremendously before a nor
NAL period can be ushered in, is
undeniable.
The processing taxes rest upon the
theory that the city consumers have
a surplus of purchasing power, that
must be delivered to farm product
producers. If there was a surplus
of purchasing power in the hands
Of city consumers, there would be
no farm surplus.
The federal government is COM
PEELED to feed millions of persons
who are out Of work. If, instead Of
substituting destruction of raw ma
terials and feeding persons who are
idle, the government would subsi-
die idle factories in a production
program which would absorb these
idle producers, and really produce
wealth, instead Of debt, then there
would be new wealth, which the
government could tax to provide the
subsidy credits to industry.
We prefer to muddle in the puddle
Of our own making instead Of using
logical methods Of escape.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-27
PROPOSES BANKS
OWNED BY CITIES

BY Spectator.
New York is Laundering with a
a relief burden, with one of each
four inhabitants on relief.
The lottery idea was ruled on
many years ago by the United
States supreme court, which held
that a legislature could not barter
away the public health or morals in
the Louisiana lottery case.
The city of New York carries
millions of dollars of city tax funds
in privately owned New York banks.
Mayor La Guardia has appealed to
the federal government for aid,
which the banks can not or will not
give.
If New York would create its own
municipal owned bank, using the
city funds as a capital structure, it
could loan itself the money credits
necessary to carry on governmental
functions.
These credits could equal twelve
times the capital of the bank, and
might be made in the form of tax
fund notes issued for services rem
dered and goods delivered to the city
government.
The notes, if issued in S. denomi-
nations would circulate as scrip
currency if made acceptable for
payment of city taxes.
New York could show the country
how to break the finance strike of
our banking institutions. We need
city owned banks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-27

DRESIDENT ROOSEVELT has acted with
Il commendable speed in naming the new
textile board Bad feeling and an explosive
situation have been created by some employ
ers who refuse to comply with the request OF
the President and the Winant board for re-
instatement Of the strikers.
The workers. having called of their strike
under the presidential settlement. charge that
they have been tricked by these employers.
Fortunately. the union leaders plead for pa
tience and reliance upon the new labor rela-
tons machinery to handle grievances.
By naming the textile board last night the
President demonstrated to the workers that
the government intends to move with reason
able sviftness to enforce the collective bar
gaining law through the new agencies.
The new textile board Of three consists Of
the same personnel as the steel labor relations
board. Chief Justice Walter P. Stacy of the
North Carolina supreme court, chairman;
Admiral Henry A. Wiley, and James Mullen
bach. labor arbitrator Of Chicago.
The careful and impartial conduct Of this
board in the steel industry is encouraging evil
dence that it will operate in the same re-
sponsible manner in the textile industry. Be-
hind it will be the very able National Labor
Relations Board acting as a court Of appeal.
The test of the good faith of all parties in
the textile dispute. employers and workers, is
their willingness to cooperate honestly with
this new textile board.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-27
ALL HANDS NEEDED

CONSOLIDATION Of several organizations
~ in the new Association of American
Railroads raises a number of questions.
Is this just another organization? Is it part
of what seems to be a concerted movement
among certain employers to fight government
regulation?
Or is it a step toward closer cooperation
with the government in working out the rail-
roads complex problems9 If its purpose is
the latter one, the A. A. R. is needed.
No major industry in America is in deep
er hole The railroads must effect consolida-
tons and eliminate waste, yet under the law
and under good public policy they can not do
this at the expense of the workers They can
not haul uphill their huge load of $1300O,-
100000 in bonded debt, yet it is difficult to
write this down under the present credit
system. They are no longer transportation
monopoly but are in competition with alert new
bus, air and water services. They face rising
costs, wage demands and payment of their
S6O0OOO,O00 debt to the government, but to
raise their rates. as they now are proposing TO
do, would drive business into the arms of
competing carriers.
Fortunately most of the leaders of rail
management and labor are men of intelligence
and good will. And they have the guidance of
an exceptionally well-equipped government
service under Rail Co-ordinator Eastman. 1t
will take the combined will, wisdom and pub
lie spirit of all three groups to bring the rail-
roads back to economic health.