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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-25
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 LAURA l. BALDT, A. M. Fer many ysays Assttsnf Preffssor of Hou5shoid Ar Tsaehsys Collage. Columbia Univsrtny, Nev York

Growing daughter will love t Navy blue wool crepe made this cunning little jacket suit The blouse is bright red crepe Another blouse two perhaps of yellow cotton boad cloth and of red and white gngham check will afford smart change of little extra expense.
 Tweedy coons rayon novelties that suggest wooen, jersey kweeds. etc, are other attractive mediums
 Style No 322 is designed for sizes TO- 2 and years Size requires 2s yards of 39nch material for the jacket and skirt and 1X yards of 35-inch for the blouse.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) in stamps coin (coin oreferred). Write plainly NAME, ADDRESS and STYLE number. BE SURE TO STATE SIZE YOU WISH
 Let the latest FALL AND WINTER BOOK OF FASHIONS solve your clothes problems at minimum of cost and effort IL tells how make smart coat as easily simple dress There clothes for elaborate occasions well many smart trim designs for general Youl enjoy read Ing about your favotte you simply mustn't miss 'p PRICE itSs OF BOOK 10 CENTS.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-25
KILLED WHILE WATCHING
 PARADE

Syracuse. N. Y, (UP)-Ray- mond Narosky's desire to witness a parade while he was employed in a bank building here cost him his life. Seeking q vantage point, the youth, 15, climbed to the roof and toppled through a skylight as he strained to see a Knights of St John parade a short distance away
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-25
Herb Vinegars.

Herb Vinegars.
 Herb vinegars are specially good in salad dressings Basil, tarragon, garlic and parsley vine- gars are easily made at home. Most fancy grocers also keep these vinegars on their shelves. Often it is the vinegar that is the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-25
GlADySC CnlRkEn-

NEW YOkk-When is a hat not hat?-when it is tri- IN corne No threeeter word like ha could refer to that fatterng topece devised for the feminine element It will do exciting things for any facemake more
 slender round accenuae lovely features and minimize the less depending the of the trcorne and Ithe angle at which it is
 The rather roundfaced young lady at the left of the sketch wears tcorne cpped to senderze
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-25

her countenance Black antelope is the fabric with coored feather trimming
 Antelope with grosgran ribbon trimming forms the ri- in the center squarey the head to shorten the rather long face below it.
 To disguise her jutng jaw the girl at the right sketch wears velour trcorne that extends out the eyes, silk cord with two tasses makes effective trimming
 GLADYS PARKER
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-25
PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
 BY WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

health o' dis
  numb 0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-25
 TO DAYS FASHION TIP

Be careful about adapting the new fashions to your personality. Use gadgets with discretion and sits with simplicity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-25

NEXT: Bleaching creams.
The Washington times., 1934-08-04

brocade in brown. A brown
and white check handker-
chief completed the all-sepia
effect.
A new gown being worn
by Rose Page is Of white
and black chiffon, very, very
summery. The bodice is Of
white and the shirt black
with a swishy little train.
* 4
Alvin Hall, who makes all
the money the Administra-
tion is spending, in white
linen. Saw him at the Treas
ury Department, where he
had probably happened in to
see if he hadn't better start
turning out some more 81
bills.
Note: Hall is director Of
the Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing.
The Washington times., 1934-08-04
TIMES DAILY PATTERN
PATTERN 1886

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and always look smart where
ever you are going and what
ever you are doing. Suitable for
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Pattern 1886 is available in
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and so. Size SO takes 334 yards
39-inch fabric, and VI yard g.
inch lace. Illustrated step-by-
step sewing instructions includ-
ed.
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The Washington times., 1934-08-04

a.
We've assembled good
many such reports and will
give you a digest of them. We
will try to make it cover al
most any resort, for, after all,
they all seem to require the
same general type of clothes.
Bathing suits, as you have
no doubt found out already,
are well on their way toward
individuality, and the one-piece
plain knitted suit is fast be-
ing relegated to the shelf
except for actual swimming.
Nothing can take its place
with those of us who go in
for a quick dip and swim.
But for beach wear, and espe-
cial1y if you're having two
suits, one must be the dress
maker" or more unusual type.
''Dressmaker" Suits
Among those novelties that
are coming in so strongly, tl>&
acetates hold first place. They
are particularly good in odd
colors, such as rust, turquoise,
off-shades of green, and SO on.
Stripes, plaids, checks and vari-
GUS figures are seen quite a
bit, too.
Gingham suits are popular
and tie silk is seen at fashion
able resorts. It's particularly
good when you have a robe
or coat to match. Moire makes
some of the divided suits cute
as they can be. They sre
merely trunks and a kerchief
top.
Shorts Everywhere
For swimmers, the tWo-piece
suit is smart, a maillot under
meath that you can swim in,
and trunks that pull right on
over it for coming out on the
beach. Maillots are one-piece
suits without skirt, and they're
smart at most resorts. They are
good in heavy ribbed effects,
particularly. It's hard to sum
up colors, for all are good.
White is still excellent, and
then you can be as gay as you
please.
As to other clothes. play
The Washington times., 1934-08-04

Senator McAdoo's son-in-
law, Bryce Cfagett, is one Of
the best looking men in
Washington. Mrs. Clagett
was Sally McAdoo, a daugh-
ter of the Senator's first
marriage.
The last three or four
times we've seen Bryce he
was wearing white linen.
Very much the country
squire since acquiring that
nice old place (very historic
but we don't remember the
details) out in Maryland.
Dancing on the Shoreham
Terrace with Mrs. Alice
Smoot Nibley, Gen. William
Horton in gray flannels, gray
shirt and darker gray tie.
Very swanky.
The Orr Kings (mister and
missus) also dancing at the
Shoreham. The Kings have
recently taken a place at
Herring Bay, but are bobbing
up to Washington every so
often for taste of night life.
Mr.. King was in the GUS
tomary navy blue coat-white
flannel trousers outfit. His
pretty frau wore flowered
crepe,
Before leaving the Shore
ham we must pay tribute to
the tan Palm Beach worn by
Gardner Moore, manager and
perfect host. His tie, too,
caught our eye. Sort of a
The Washington times., 1934-08-04

suits and shorts and shirt
effects are more popular than
ever. For the rather informal
beach resort, which is what
most of them are, the three.
piece ensemble of shirt and
shorts with separate wrap
around skirt, or the shorts and
kerchief top with dress that
buttons to the hem, are in.
valuable. You can wear them
every day, and all day long.
just dressing for the evening.
In the South. cottons and
more cottons IS the cry. At
Northern resorts, which are
usually a bit more formal,
linen suits, silk frocks, ace
tates, just good sports types.
are the order of the day, with
summer evening gowns worn
at night, and a few stains
sprinkled in to give a new
effect.
The Washington times., 1934-08-04

It's really amazing that
Washington men have appre-
ciated the white tuxedo to such
a small extent. It's scarcely a
courtesy to a well dressed
woman to take her out when
you're not as well dressed as
she is. Yet men are seen every
night at the various night clubs
and on the smart roofs in
wrinkled linen suits, while the
girls they are with. are Smartly
and correctly dressed.
The Washington times., 1934-08-04
Sen. McAdoo, Who Dresses We'll,
Likes Slate Grav
BY BEAU McALLISTER

Thinking to escape the press Senator William
Gibbs McAdoo (just divorced from the former:
Eleanor Wilson) slipped into town the first of the
week making the Shoreham his hide-out.
It was bad idea because practically everyone
saw him at the same hostelry and reported it
hither and yon. Our eyes fell on him one evening
dining the terrace with another man, the latter
stranger to us.
The Senator looked extremely well Che is one
of the best dressed men at the CapitoD in suit
of slate gray material. A color, incidentally, of
which he seems to be especially fond. He wore it
frequently during the past Senatorial session.
The Washington times., 1934-08-04
Comments on Our Photogrdphs

The correct outfit, as shown,
consists of a white washable
shawl collar coat, worn with
black washable or worsted
trousers, and regulation patent
leather evening dress shoes.
The correct shirt for this en-
semble has soft pleats, not
Starched, and with soft collar
attached. The tie is a small
pointed black bow tie, and in
stead of the regulation vest a
black or colored summerbund
The Washington times., 1934-08-04
Improves Flavor

Apples which are rather color
less and taSteless can be made
into a delicious sauce by the
addition of red cinnamon drops.
Add the cinnamon candies when
starting to cook the apples and
by the time the sauce is finished
they will have impaired a deli
cate color and a cinnamon fla
vor which is most pleasing. Add
The Washington times., 1934-08-04
Raffia Handbags

An old friend comes back in
the form Of raffia embroidery
for handbags as well as for
hats. A summer handbag is q
square model Of white linen
with raffia flowers. The bag is
mounted on a wide, clear green
composition. frame,
The Washington times., 1934-08-04
Major Wise

that noted fashion scout, has
given us some pages from his
combination dairy and sketch
notebook. They represent the
very height of fashion, seen
here and there at smart
spots. We will run one
every Saturday for you, as
long as they last.
Major Wise will be glad to
answer questions for you as
to what to wear, when, and
with what, If you will write
to him, care Of The Wash
ingtOn Times, enclosing SELF
addressed, stamped envelope
The Washington times., 1934-08-04
Clothes at Smart Resorts Hint at
Vacation Wardrobes
Bv WILMA LAVILLE

The easiest way assemble vacation wardrobe and be
it is really smart suitable for the place you re golng
and will fulfill every requirement is to study hte fashion
ports from the better resorts
They give the "dos very plainly and even the "donts
The Washington times., 1934-08-04
Fur Capes

FUE OdpCS
Day capeS can be worn for
day or evening with all but fur
trimmed garments. A new sill
yer fox cape is done in garland
draping with the head mounted
at the center back. Nice with
a plain coat or suit and lovely
with a white evening frock.
The Washington times., 1934-08-04

THE WHITE TUXEDO Oeft) is the accepted evening
dress for at all the smart resorts right Worn
with black washable trousers black patent pumps and
black tie White linen handkerchief is correct
MYRNA 10y (center) in fall suit of bottle
green velvet It has generous trimming in natural mink
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-12

ma lehet6ve.
A kormanyt meg lehet erteni
ebben a helyzetben.
Mem leven mas figgetlen seer
vezet, mint a Federation, keny-
telenek azzal dolgozni, Is ugy
tartjak, hogy ha az j6 a mum
kasnak, akkor mem lehet ellene
kifogasa a kormanynak.
A munkasok azonban meg mem
mondtak XII az utolso szM ebben
dologban.
A jelenlegi 'beket" csak fegy.
verszinetnek tartjak, amely
ujabb 0sszeutk0zesek magvat
hordja magaban.
Es ha eszik lesz. azokra az
6sszeiitk0zesekre kkszulnek.
A szerszamkeszit6k megmu'
tattak az utat, hogy merrefelt
kell haladni, azokat kell mum
kasok z0mGnek kovetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-12
Mi legyen a gyerekekkel

ges leber munkara en- magam
vinnem a gyarba magammal.
Az is kerdes, hogy az ilyen
koplalo diak szamara mennyit
van joga a sziil6nek a sajat sza-
jatol elvonni? Hogy oregsegere
mennyit szabad nelkuloznie, csu-
pan azert, hogy a gyermeket ell
kuldhesse az iskolaba?
Az is kerdes, hogy mennyit
szabad elvonni tobbi gyerek-
t6l, hogy az egyiket tanitassak?
Sok sziilo a legjobb akarattal
AIT kepzeli, hogyha ct gyereke
azert rongyoskodik, inert az is
kolaba jaro hatodikra kell kolte-
nj, aki aztan maid "visszafizeti"
csaladi aldozatot, ez azonban a
legborzasztobb csalodas.
AZ iskolaba kuldott gyerek a
legtobb esetben eltavolodik azok-
tol a testvereitol, akik nem We
geznek iskolakat.
Ez termeszetes, exert mem is
lehet 6ket nagyon megszolni.
A foglalkozasa es tarsadalmi
helyzete mas lesz, az mas embe-
rekkel fogja osszehozni es egyre
messzebb esnek a "lemaradt"
testverektol.
Tanacsot termeszetesen alta
lanossagban senki a vilagon egy
szulonek mem adhat, hiszen min
den sziilonek mas a helyzete, a
velemenye, terhe, a remenye
es mas-mas termeszetu es tehet-
segu a gyermeke:
Ennek az irasnak - amt en-
mlnden nyaron meg SzOktam is
metelni, mem is az celia,
hogy hatarozott utmutatast vagy
tanacsot adjon a szul6nek.
Inkabb csak az, hogy gondol-
kozasra kesztesse, hogy a hibak-
tol megovja es hogy megvigasz-
ALA azokat, akik tulsagosan ban
jak, hogy gyerekeket nem
kuldhetik magasabb iskolakba.
Is akik emiatt talan lelkifurdalas
felet is ereznek.
A gyereknek joga van sok al
dozatot kerni szul6tol es a
zulo meghozza az aldozatot, mem
azert. inert ARA joga van a gye-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-12

lyere mask kerll meg aznap Is
tovabb folyik jatek fokozod6
er6vel.
Kozonseges halando mem kepes
megerteni ext torest-zuzast, a.
mire igazan semmi igazi Silk
seq rincsen.
Ha tilos slot-masina, akkor
egyszeriibb lenne azok gazdait
alaposan megblntetni. Olyan ala
posan, hogy tobbe ne essenek
kisertesbe, hogy elmenjen a ked--
viik minden ilyen jatektol.
Es akkor tobbe mem kellene
jatszani, akkor mem kellene a
cirkusz eloadasokat evr6l-evre
egyszer-ketszer ismetelni.
Ez azonban> olyan termeszetes
lenne. hogy ere mem szabad
senkinek gondolni.
Mem szabad azert, inert ha
egy par szaz osszetort geppel
amelyek a divatbol mar ugyis-
kimentek kozonseg szemet
kiszurjak, jatekot tovabb lehet
folytatni.
Ha azonban a dolog a bro
sag ele kerilne, akkor kiderul-
ne, hogy masinak tulajdonosat
mem lehet, mem szabad elitelni.
Kideriilne, hogy az alvilagnak
az a racketeerje szovetsegben all
egy vagy tobb nagyhatalmu po-
litikussal, akik viszont birovaf
allnak szovetsegben, inert azok--
tol figg, hogy XII legyen igyesz
vagy biro egy-egy varosban.
Az alvilag uldoztetes eseten
futna a politikai baratjaihoz, a.
Xix viszont szaladnanak az
iigyeszhez, SGT a birohoz es va
lahol az uldozes megakadna.
Exert kell evro1-evre cirkuszo-
kat rendezni, exert kell egy par
szaz divatjamult masinat mindig
osszetorni es exert olvassa a
jambor es hiszekeny polgartars,
hogy most vegre alapos tiszto-
gatast csinalnak, inert a slot
masinakat veglegesen eltortek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-12

reknek, hanem azert, inert SEE
retettel hoz aldozatot a eyer
mekeert.
De minden sziilonek merteket
kell tarfani es alkalmazkodni a
sajat helyzetehez, amelynek mem
8 az ura, hanem az bunos tar
sadalom, amely a szegenyek elol
nagyreszt a tanulas lehetoseget
is elzarta.
Es minden szulonek meg kell
gondolni, hogy terheket evrol-
eyre nehezebb elviselni, inert ev-
r6l-evre hajlottabb lesz a hata a
teher alatt, tovabba ait, hogy
nem szabad egy gyerek kedveert
a tobbit az egyenl6 lehetosegek-
tol megfosztani.
Az iden koran zarjak az is
kolakat. Ez a kerdes aktualis
lesz par het alatt es tudom, hogy
mar ma sok szulo mem tud a
banattol es a gondtol aludni.
Ertelmesen, jozanon es SIAM
vetve kell ezzel a kerdessel le-
szamolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-12
JON A CIRKUSZ

A tavasz el6hirnoke cirkusz
ebben az orszagban.
A nagy "show" New Yorkbol
indul az utjara es vegig kalan-
dozva az orszagot, ugy november
elejen. ter meg is1net tell pihe-
more.
Vannak azonban cirkuszok, a.
melyekben, az eloadas mem szo-
kott sziinetelni Is ilyen cirku-
szokkal peldaul hatosagok
szolgalnak neha az orszagnak.
AIT olvasom az egyik lapbol,
hogy Detroit rendorsege hatszaz
slot-masinat tort ossze, hogy
New Yorkban hasonlo kampanyt
folytatnak es hogy Clevelandban
is ere utasitottak a rend6rseget.
Megindulnak hat fejszekkel. be-
tornek egy-egys drug store-ra
vagy candy izletre es az ossze-
vagott gambling masinak darab-
jait lepikcsezik rendorokkel, a
xix olyan hosiesen tudnak fat
vagni.
Termeszetesen ok is tudjak, a
tulajdonos is tudja, mi is tudjuk,
hogy az osszerombolt masina he
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-12

Jon IydI, az lShOid-SV VCSC
es a szil6k elkezdenek gondol-
kozni, hogy mi legyen felser-
dult gyerekekkel, akik az iskola-
kat ebben az evben kijarjak.
A legtobb szegeny szul6 -
mi tagadas - alig varja, hogy a
gyereket munkaba kuldhesse,
inert ketsegbeejt6en sziikseges,
hogy a csaladf6n kivul mas is
keressen.
A mai $3.50 oras keresetb6l
a csaladot tisztessegesen eltarta-
nj mem tudjak, az idosebb gye-
rekeknek segiteni kell, hogy a
kisebbeket nevelhessek.
Pedig a legtobb szulo megis
csak szeretne a gyermeket "to-
vabb tanittatni".
Mem sokan vannak vele tisz-
taban, hogy az "tovabb" meny-
nyi lenne, nem ismerik XII magu-
kat az amerikai iskolak rendje-
ben, de ugy erik, hogy a oyer
mekeiket mem akarjak munkas-
sors OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES kitenni,
meg akkor sem, ha megkoplaljak
a tovabbi tanulast csaladban.
Ha mar iigyvednek, orvosnak,
tanarnak, tanitonak, mernoknek
mem birjak tanittatni, szeretne-
mex legalabb annyit elerni, hogy
irodaban ''feher galleros' MUM
kaja legyen idovel a gyereknek,
elkuldik tehat valamelyik "busi
ness college" vagy hat honap-
ra es ait hiszik, hogy ezzel a
legnehe zebb sorstol megvaltot-
tax.
A fizikai (testi) munka nehez
munka.
E sorok irojanak szerencsejc
volt scenes lapatokat, a hitzet
es a "biganyt" kozelebbrol, ege-
szen kozelrol megismerni es szo-
moruan kell megallapitania, hogy
igenis, a munkasember joggal
igyekszik azoktol a munkaktol a
gyermeket megmenteni, ha ait
kepes valahogy megtenni.
Meg kell azonban gondolni a
sziiloknek, mielott gyerekek to-
vabbi iskolaztatasara gondolnak.
hogy meddig telik nekik az isko-
lara, hogy mennyit kell az isko-
laztatas miatt nekik es a gye-
rektiknek szenvedni es hogy jo-
guk van-e valamelyik gyerekuk
tanittatasaert a tobbitol a leg
sziiksegesebb dolgot elhuzni.
Merit szegeny csaladokban -
es jaj, szegeny emberek olvassak
leginkabb EFT az ujsagot, - az
elso vagy masodik, vagy leg
kisebb gyerek tanittatasa rende-
sen ugy tortenik, hogy AIT mem.
csak a szilok erik meg, mem.
csak azok tagadnak meg minden,
maguktol, hanem megkoplaltat.
jak dolgot a nagyobbakkal
vagy a kisebbekkel.
Elsosorban azzal kell tiszta
ban lenni minden szilonek, hogy
ha nagyon koltseges es ha,
evig tarto egyetemi kikepzes1
mem tudjak gyerekiiknek meg.
adni, akkor a legjobb a high
school utan megallni.
A kulonbozo business college
ok csak feher galleros proletaro
kat nevelnek.
Ford gyarai eek az iskolal
annak szerencsetlen tipusaak
amely nehezebb idoket a leg
jobban megerzi, inert a fizika
munkahoz nincsen sem edzve S,
szokva es ha kiteszik az iroda
bol, sahol tisztesseges fizetes
soha mem kap, akkor az uccar;
mehet koldulni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-12
egesz orszagban.

szetesen oriil, hogy sztrajk We
sxedelmet elharitotta a gazda-
sigi ujjaepites utjabol, a gyaro-
sok meg erthetobben oriilnek,
hogy mem lesz igazi szervezet,
amely munkast kello erovel
ktpviselje, munkas-vezerek
Oriilnek, hogy "diadalt" jelent-
hetnek a munkasnak.
A munkasok, akik igazaban az
"elfelejtett emberek" ebben az
Sltalanos hozsannaban, egyelore
megkonnyebbultek, hogy mem
kenytelenek a munkat abba hagy-
nj es hogy legalabb latszatot
megmentettek a szamukra.
Merit az elnoki egyezseg leg
inkabb csak a latszatot mentet-
te meg munkasok szamara.
Az egyezseg tovabb is leheto-.
We teszi, hogy a kompania junk
alias intezmenye megmaradjon,
s6t a mai helyzetben egyenesen
annak a "kepviselete' lesz
/ tobbsegben, amikor munka-
sokert szot emelnek az automo-
bill iparban.
A nagy hiihoval bejelentett
gyozelem meg az ellen sem biz
tositja munkast, hogy mem lesz
resze Discrimination, hogy
mem fogjak ok nelkiil kilokni
munkabol.
Mert AIT beleirtak ugyan
megallapodasba, hogy iizemcsok-
kenes eseten elso sorban a mum
kas csaladi allapotat veszik te-
kintetbe, de ugyanakkor ait is
belle irtak, hogy munkas iigyes-
sege, szorgalma es hasznalhato-
saga is tekintetbe veheto.
Vagyis a gyarosok ujra kiero-
szakoltak merit" rendszert,
az "erdem' szerint valo elba-
mast es minthogy az "erdemet'
Ok allapitjak meg minden egyes
esetben, AIT vagnak XII munka-
kabol, akit akarnak.
lgaz, hogy az ilyen kivagasok
ellen el lehet menni panaszkodni.
Amerika szegeny, tonkre SEE
genyedett es tonkre felemlitett
munkasa azonban mar jol tudja,
hogy amig panaszaval Ponci-
ust es Pilatust bejarja. addig
Greg ember lesz belole es ait is
elfelejti, hogy 11onnan indult ell
panaszkodni.
Igazsagosnak kell lenniink es
meg kell allapitanunk, hogy
mindezek dacara, az egyezseg
megis nyereseg, hogy a munkas
sorsa megis csak javult egy jot-
tanyit, de csupan egy jottanyit.
Most mar mem fogjak olyan
konnyen kirugni, most mar leg
alabb szot emelhet, ha egy ma
gyobb darab kenyerert kivan ese-
dezni es ha eleg "gumption'
van az amerikai munkasban, ak
kor hirtelen be fog allni a fig
getlen szervezetbe.
Hogy a nyereseg ilyen XII
csiny, hogy ait csak iotakkal le-
het megmerni, annak Okla mem is
annyira a gyarosban es a tokes-
ben, mint munkas-szervezetek-
ben keresendo.
Az American Federation of
Labor ma mem birja senkinek,
csak nagytokesnek es a politi-
kusnak a bizalmat.
A vezerei otszaz evvel ell van
max a kortol maradva es annyira
felnek minden vi gondolattol es
minden haladastol, hogy ma ok
kepezik ebben az orszagban a
legsotetebb reakcio fellegvarat.
Egy csomo munkatol elszokott
leber-feker tartja a szervezetet
karmai kozt, es valamennyit fe-
lulrol, eek PROFESSIONALS We
zerek uraljak.
Mert ontudaton alul is, de fel-
mex tomegektol, amelyeket al
litolag vezetnek, idaig megaka-