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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-07-18
COLLISION PROBABLE


Looks like there may be a head.
on collision some day soon between
the farm belt and food manufacture
ers now on an actual strike against
paying the processing taxes. neces-
sary to maintain the parity between
farm and city prices. At this writ
ing nearly a hundred large food
manufacturers are refusing to pay,
are getting injunctions against the
government agents who try to col
lect the taxes, and In general are
laying the foundations for q revolt
against the AAA. s..~
Now 1t may be more than a mere
tax revolt; 1t may be the beginning
of last-ditch fight staged by the
political elements representing ag-
riculture and the political elements
representing industry and the city
man. A farm-clty fight that may
be the eventual showdown on the
question whether or not the farm
er Is going to get his proper share
Of the produced wealth or not.
This much Is easy to understand;
but what makes the present situa-
ton bitter to the food professor Is
the pending amendments to the
AAA laws which would prohibit the
courts to take Jurisdiction in tax
suits Of this kind. 1t would force
the payment of processing taxes by
food manufacturers, packers, etc.,
and would practically render It i'm
possible to get the money back In
case Of successful suits. This ad-
ministration is going to do as much
as possible to protect agriculture
yet 1t Is practically certain that
there will be a tremendous drum
fire directed against the AAA by
interests which have no love for the
farm belt.
q western NswspapsS Union.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-07-18

Brewster charge,
Senator Black, an
Alabama De m o.
crat, started fire.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-07-18

private business was paying higher
interest rates. In the last five or
six years private business has called,
for very little money. Government
securities and the law of supply and
demand operated to allow the trea-
sury to sell its bonds and notes at
much reduced interest.
On the one hand, therefore, the
Roosevelt administration has run up
the public debt by about $S,000,O OO,-
600 but has succeeded in actually
reducing the carrying charge of this
great structure by more than $780,
600, 600 per year. This is the situa-
ton as Of today. Restoration Of
business activity and the resultant
demand for capital may change the
market for treasury bonds almost
overnight but the prospects for such
business activity are not Immediate.
One of the Interesting things that
often occurs in government affairs
is the explosive
Starts effect of a single
Something incident or a sim
gle remark by an
important official. 1t Is a charac-
teristic of changing conditions and
1t is q circumstance which causes
Washington observers to be on their
toes continuously because they never
can tell when such an incident will
occur. Thus 1t was the other day
that Representative Brewster, Re-
publican, Of Maine, a former gov
ernor of that state, arose In his
place and charged that the Roose-
welt administration was threatening
individual members Of the house
who declined to support the admin
istration view on q particular piece
of legislation. Mr.. Brewster named
one Thomas Corcoran as the admin
istration emissary and bearer Of the
threats. He told of details of the
circumstance and informed the
house that the legislation which the
administration demanded he should
support was the so-called death
sentence" provision in the bill to
eliminate utility holding companies.
Suffice 1t to say that Mr.. Brewster
did not yield. sN~- ..
The point Of this incident, how
ever, is that Immediately there came
from many quarters in the house a
demand for an investigation Of
lobbying activities. There had been
many charges heretofore that the
public utility corporations were over
running the house with lobbyists In
their effort to defeat the death
sentence" section. The real reason
back of this sudden outburst, how
ever, lies In dissatisfaction among
many members of congress with tao
tics employed by the Roosevelt adj
ministration. They have taken or
ders constantly since March a, 1888,
but apparently they are no longer
going to obey.
So the Investigation of lobbying Is
to be started by house committee
and 1t will be broader than just the
public utility lobbyist. If the under
current of information proves to be
correct, administration representa-
tives who have frequented the house
chambers during consideration OF
the holding company bill will be
placed on the witness stand to tell
their story.
In the meantime and maybe as a
result Of the excitement over the
Brewster charge,
Look into Senator Black, an
Lobbying Alabama De m O.
crat, started fire.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-07-18
Look into
Lobbying


to create investigating machinery In
that end Of the Capitol to determine
what influence the utility lobbyists
have exerted. That investigation
also will go beyond the utility lobby
list phase. 1t is scheduled to dig up
dirt on lobbyists for other legisla-
ton. Thus far there has been little
mention of administration activities
around the senate. -.
But, as In the case Of the house
investigation, 1t appears now that
the senate Investigation has double
purpose. 1t will be recalled that
Senator Black fostered bill requir-
Ing all lobbyists In Washington to
register at the Capitol, to show their
connection, to show what salaries
or other compensation they receive
and to make public certain types of
correspondence passing between
them and the people whom they rep
resent. The gossip is that the sem
ator's bill, although 1t passed the
senate without difficulty. will have
hard shedding In the house. Senator
Black appears to be proceeding on
the theory that the Investigation will
create additional atmosphere and
public demand for passage of the
lobbyist registration measure.
Actually, I believe that the I'm.
vestigation will do no more than
ruin regulations of some few peo.
pie. Such an inquiry will not stop
lobbying. 1t will not even curb or
reduce lobbying. As long as indi.
viduals have property the value of
which may be affected one way OF
the other by federal legislation, Just
so long will individuals seek to In.
fluence their representatives and
senators in congress. 1t seems to
me to be q perfectly natural and
normal thing. and without defending
the Shiny type Of lobbying and the
raw or crooked deals that may come
from lobbying, the voters have a
right to express their views to their
representatives. o- -
Q Western Newspaper uniou.
The Washington times., 1935-10-08
COTTAGE ON LOVELY
ESTATE IN VIRGINIA:

If you have heard about the
Sunward Estate then you will
know am not exaggerating
when l tell you it is one of Gods
chosen spots. The afternoon I
was there the grounds, so very
well kept and Handicapped, were
a riot Of autumn flowers with
natural woodland background
making a lovely contrast against
a blue sky. This estate is in the
hands Of a most capable and
talented lady who has turned
the original dwelling, garages
and cottages into most livable
places. There is a cottage avail
able now with a living room with
bricked walls. huge fireplace
and beam ceiling: c small bed
room, kitchen and bath. A very
good heating plant assures you
Of warmth during the winter
months. In this limited time
and space I can not do justice
to this lovely place, so I suggest
you visit it. yourself. 1t will be
q trip veil worth while.
ROOM NEAR NAVY YARD:
Within walking distance Of
the Navy Yard, in a private
home. there is a very delightful
large room equipped with a dou-
BILE bed suitable for two gentle
men or a couple. It would be
particularly convenient for men
working in the vicinity of the
Navy Ward, for it is only a few
blocks away. The room has
southern exposure and is next
to the bath. Rent is so a
month.
1900 BLOCK
GIRARD ST. N. w.:
Now If you are still waiting
for an apartment in an old
building. here's your chance, but
you must hurry. The building
was an extremely old one and it
has been completely recondi.
toned. There is all metal kitch-
en- equipment giving you all the
latest kitchen appointments.
They have retained the charm
Of the older building in keeping
the high ceilings and large
rooms. At this writing there
are only two left; q two-room,
combination kitchen and din
cite, and bath at $3.50 and q
one room and bath at 500.
The Washington times., 1935-10-08
Rental Hunting
With Barbara Holmes
, SHARE A HOUSE:

Interested in sharing a home
with the owner? This Is a very
attractive house. completely and
modernly furnished, lots of
space for every one and she is
only asking $45 a month rental,
but you must assume the gas,
heat and light. Come in and let
me tell you all about it.
NORTHAMPTON STREET:
For the gentleman desiring
living quarters in a private
home, I recommend this one
highly. It is in Chevy Chase
in the owners home and is well
and comfortably furnished. In
view of the new schedule on
Connecticut Avenue, with busses
running every minute or so, it
will also be a very convenient
place to live. Rental is most rea,
Sonable. Call Cleveland O186
for appointment to inspect, if in
tereSted.
927 G PLACE N. W.:
In e downt town section
where apartments are very hard
to locate there is q particularly
nice one, as well as being very
low in price. 1t is on the first
floor Of an apartment on a side
street where one would not be
bothered with the traffic haz-
ards, yet you can save time and
money by being directly in the
heart OF town. The unit con-
sists of two rooms, kitchen and
bath, the rooms all being fair
size. In view of the rental Of
$35 I consider it an unusual
bargain.
HOME COOKED MEALS:
Home cooked meals, pleasant
and congenial atmosphere,
gives this little house an advan-
tage >ver some of the others.
The rooms, while small, are cozy
and well furnished and judging
from the delicious aroma that
greeted me when I visited the
kitchen, the meals should be
very tasty. Best of all, the prices
are very reasonable, $3.50 to
$40 apiece.
II interested in any OF the
Gbove places. fill out the coupon
belotO and I tDill be glad to Otve
you the desired Information.
The Washington times., 1935-10-08

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-14
A TOWNSEND
Is LUNDEEN

javaslatok ugyeben is kihall-
gatasokat rendeznek, anelkiil,
hogy eek cgyike is remelhetne,
hogy torvenybe iktatjak.
Ez .ket javaslat es a mellet-
Tux megnyilatkozo Macy taborok
arra-jok. hogy kormaiiy siege
nyes es sefnmi tekintetben meg
mem felel6 javaslatait m5dosit-
hassak. ami ketsegteleniil meg is
fog tortenni.
A kormany javaslatain kiviil
termeszetesen t0rvenyhozok
maguk is terjesztenek tobbe-ke-
vesbe. fontos iavaslatokat ket
haz ele ezekbol eleget kaptunk
a mutt f1eten.
Wheeler szenator a vasutak
azonnali szovetsegiis ke zelesbe ve-
telet ajanlja, Norris XII akarja
zarni a politikab6l i postami-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-14
A MUNKASOKKAL
ILLETVE A

hivatasos munkasvezerekkel
gyiilt meg a baja a legjobban az
elnoknek.
Az acknowledgement irtunk
mar a multi heter kifejtettuk
nezetiinket ebben a rovatban.
Green, meg a tobbi setapaicas.
kamasniban jaro munkasbarok
mem. akarnak belenyugodni, hogy
az American Federation of Labor
nem kap monopoliumot SERVE
zetekben szedett ad6ra es a kon-
gresszusban keres elegtetelt ma
ganak.
Green urek meg ma sem lat
jak be, hogy a munkasok koze
kel1 leereszkedniok, ha a mum
kasokat akarjak szervezni es min
den aron a korminyon es,a kon-
gresszuson keresztiil akarjak
Amerika osszes munkasait Fe-
derationba hajszolni.
Azzal is fenyeget6znek, hogy
amennyiben az automobil code-ot
megvaltostatni mem fogjak, eset-
leg sztrajkot rendeznek. ez 4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-14
AMIC TEHAT Az ELNOK
MUNKAT

akar adni minden dolgozni XII
vano .embernek. addig a nagyt6-
Ike es a republikanus ellenzek al
landositani akarja az alamizsnat
az orszagban, inert AIT olcsobb-
max taIabak.
Az a part akarja az alamizs-
na-rendszert veglegesen megho-
nssftani, amely harom eve mem
akart egy morzsa kenyeret sem
adni az ehes embernek, nehogy
..azs .amerikai munkas onerzetet
emegsertse.."
Ketsegtelen, hogy egyenes Sc
gely 'kevesebb penzt igenyel.
m;ntha kozmunkakat csinalnak,
csak az a kerdes. hogy Amerika
polgarsaga ell van-e ra szanva,
hogy ct mi1lio allando koldust
tehat egy orok eletre 'koldus-
sorsra itelt osztalyta akar csinalni
ebben az orszagban.
Merit az ma mar nyilvanvalo,
hogv a ma munkatfan emberek
nagy reszet maganva1lalatok
isoha a1kalmazni mem fogjak, ha
stehat mem adnak nekik kozmun-
kakna1 a munkara a1ka1n1at, al
lando ko1dus 1esz belo1uk.
Termeszetesen, a. repub1ikanus
kisebbsegen kivul uzemben var
a Liberty League. Taxpayers
League, meg a tobbi tokes ala
lSulat, ame1yek mind magasabt
adok ellen izgatnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-14
ES AbIG EGYIK OLDALON

reakciosok IS a joilakottak
az elnok programjat a takare-
kossag jelssava alatt tamadjak,
mask. oldalon ugyanilyen he
yes ostromban reszesitik azok,
akik tovabb akarnak menni az ell
nOkne1.
A radikalisabb szenatorok else
sorban AIT kovetelik, hogy a koz
munkakon ne fizessenek keveseb-
bet, mint amennyit ugyanazon a
videken, ugyanazert a munkaert
a magan-valla1kozasok fizetnek.
Az elnok terve ugyanis az, hogy
a accumulation va1amivel ala
csonyabbak legyenek munkabe-
rex, hogy aki a maganvallalkoza
soknal tud elhelyezkedest talal-
nj. az helyet accumulation
masnak atadja. Az 8 tervei see
rint ezeken accumulation a
munkasnak korulbelul havi OF
ven dol1art lehetne keresni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-14

van egy csom6- szenator, akik
a,penz elkolteset mem akarjak ra-
bizni az elnokre, inert akkor mem
tudnanak a sajat keriileteiknek
megfelelo osszeget kapni a szo-
vetsegi kasszabol.
Es vannak szenatorok, akik
efegedetlenek, inert mem kapnak
eleg dzsabot a korteseik szama-
ra es eek kilonboz6 elemek
olyan heves ostrom ala vettek az
elnok javaslatat, hogy annak a
sorsa szinte ketseges.
Iermeszetesen "a valasztok
igenis azzal a megbizassal kiild-
TEX honatyakat Washingtonba,
hogy az elnok kezebe adjanak
minden hatalmat Is mem lehetet-
len, hogy Roosevelt az ugyet a
szavazok efe bocsatja.
Az elnok hires radio beszedei
:nindig nagy hatast ertek meg
el az egesz ,orszagban es ha a
lakossagnak megmagyarazza,
hogy mifele erdekek akarnak oda
allni segites utjaba, valoszinu,
hogy a szavazok meg fognak szo-
lalni.
A negyezer millio dollaron .fe-
liil kozvetlen segelye zesre kert
nyolcszaznyolcvan millio dollar
megszavazasat senki mem ellenzi.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-14
A KONCRESSZUS
MEG AKARJA

.mutatni. az orszagnak es az ell
mond lie S kilonosen szenatus-
ban gorditenek akadalyokat az
noknek, hogy a hatalmar6l mem
elnok programme ele.
Nem allithatjuk, hogy a szena-
torok kozt teljesen johiszemi ell
lenzek mem ..lenne, de bizQnyos,
hogy az akadekoskodok tobbse-
get tisztan egyeni celok vezetik
5 a legtobben egyyszeruen tobb
kinevezest - dzsabot - kovetel-
mex korteseik szamara.
Ezenfelul azonban vegre meg
lnyilatkozott ket ellentetes felfo-
gas a segelyek iigyeben es a re-
publikanus part isnet szint val
lott.
A koltsegvetesi bizottsagban
- ahonnan a javaslat szenatus
asztalara fog keriilni - re-
publikanusok es a reakcios de-
mokratak ellenzik a k0zmunkat
es AIT kovetelik, hogy a nincs-
teleneket es munkatlanokat ne
munkahoz juttassak, hanem al
lando alamizsnara ,szoritsak.
Olvasoink emlekeznek meg,
hogy ez volt kovetelese annak
nagytokes gyiilekezetnek. a
mely nehany hete White Sul-
phur Springsen a tokesek pro-
gramjat elkeszitette amit most
teljesen magaeva tett a republi-
kanus el1enzek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-14
EPPEN 1LYEN TUZ ALA

vettek az elnok szocialis pro-
gramjat, ugyancsak mindket oil
dalrol.
A gyarosok, a tobbi munka-
adok. a tokesek es a biztosito
tarsasagok az egesz programot
ellenzik es ezer hazug kifogast
Eoznak fel kongresszus bizott-
sagai el6tt, 'hogy miert mem lehet
a munkabiztositas es az aggkori
nyugdij terheit felvenni.
Sza zmilliokrol, ezermi11iokrol
beszelnek S kozben kisult, hogy
az .adminisztracio szegenyes es
teljesen e1egtelen tervei egye!6re
rnindossze legfeljebb egy mi1lio
olvan hatvanot even fe1u1i em-
bert helyeznenek nyugdijba. akik
ugyis welfare irga1mabol elnek,
vagyis mas formaban, a1amizsna
formaban mar ugyis kapjak a
nyugdijat.
Termes szetes, hogy a liberals
es radikalis e1emek a kormany
iavaslataival mege1egedve szin-
ten nincsenek. aminthogy mem is
lehetnek Is fe1ni ke1l to1e, hogy
ezen az iigyon nagyon e1huzo-
dix targya1as.
Ez azert lenne szerencsetlen-
seq. inert az egyes allamoknak
is torvenyeket kell hozni hat
het alatt mar sok allan torveny-
hozasa befejezi a munkajat. Az
adminisztracio ait szerette vol
ma, la februar kozepere torveny
lett volna javas1atbo1, de dol
gok jelen1egi allasa szerint ait
marcus derekara Sc igen lehet
remelni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-14
Kt)LUN0SEN NEHEZ LESz

nagyobb mervii, de sziikse-
ges fegyverkezest megszavaztat-
nj, inert ez vi uzletet jelent an
max a mem zetkozi bunszovetke-
zetnek, amely municioval latja
el a vilagot.
A Nye szenator bizottsaga nap
nap utan ujabb szennyet, graf
tet es visszaelest fodoz fel nem-
csak fegyvergyarak, de hadi-
halo gyarak koreben is es udvos
lenne, ha ezentul ezeket az ipa-
rokat a kormany atvenne. EFT
azonban valoszinuleg mem fog
jak megtenni, inert ami penz-
erdekeltsege van az orszagnak,
az mind felvonuD maid, hogy a
kivaltsagos osztalynak ezt a
nagy es veres profitjat meg
WeQJc.
Hoznak maid bizonyos torve-
nyeket, leginkabb abbol a eelbo1,
hogy haboru idejen az illetek-
teleniil nagy hasznot korlatozzak
ebben az iparban, de termesze-
tesen tudja mindenki, hogy az
ilyen torvenyek irott ma1asztok
maradnak a 11agytoke kezeben.
A fegyverkezes erdekeben
maris irtozatos propaganda folly
tatnak S termeszetes, hogy a
propaganda ellen, a mindig alias
Hearst lapok ailnak, amelyek an
max idejen a spanyol haboruba
uszitottak belle ezt az orszagot
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-14
A KORlMANYNAK
StuYOS

kGlpolitikai gondjai is ,akad-
max 5 ezekrH fogunk meg sokat
hallani, mielott szetmegy ez "a
kongresszus.
Alta1anos 'levertseget keltett,
hogy ,Sovjettel megegyezni mem
tudtak es egyalta1an mem halas
a kormany IS a nemzet a -francia
kormanynak, amely ravette
Moszkvat, hogy tagadja meg a
regi adossagok rendezeset.
Franciaorszagnak es Anglia
max kisse kellemetlen lenne, ha
voros kormany fizetne, ainig
ez a ket "hu szovetseges" egy-
szeriien megtagadja, hogy a hadi
adossagokat torlessze.
Megkapta a mi kormanyunk is
AIT jegyzeket, amely a vilag
max bejelenti, hogy Anglia .es
Franciaorszag ismet szovetsegre
leptek egymassal, ebben az iigy-
ben azonban Washington sem
leges tud maradni.
Nagyobb gondot ad japan
fegyverkezes es az a fenyegetes,
hogy Japan ra akar iilni eges zen
Kina fejere 'kormanyunknak
el kell ra szanni magat, 'hogy "a
Csendes tengeren elhuzodo part
jaink vedelmet biztositsa, ami
sok vitara ad maid alkalmat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-14

tudjak, hogy az ;ant6-munkasok
n6gy szazaieka sem tartozik hoz-
zajuk. A
Ismet le kivanjuk szogezni,
hogy az ,automdbil code-ot hely-
telennek tartjuk, inert tulsagos
hosszu munkaoraat engedelyez 4
gyaraknak Is inert a speed-up
ellen mines benne rendelkezes, de
a szervezet iigyet illet0leg az Ell
nok. intezkedsse 'teljesen jogos IS
meltanyos. f|
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-14
EZEKET A KERDESEKET

az .NRA vitajanak a soran fog
jak targyalni, de bizonyos most
mar, hogy sem a harminc oras
munkahet nem lesz ebben az
evben tOrveny az orszagban, sem
la Wagner fele Federation-mono-
poliumot megszavazni mem fog
jak.
A munkasvezerek egyysbkent
a sajat taboraikban is kezdenek
a "spots~ra kerulni.
Az acelmunkasok szervezete
mex radikalis tagjai minden tila-
lom dacara inegtartottak a pitts
burghi gyulest a mutt heten, mi
re torpe kis szervezet nevetse-
ges carja, a Mr.. Tighe, lazad6-
kat "kizarta.
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vetessel fogadtak kizarast,
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vezeti tagja van annak neh4E
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szazezer embernek, akkor igazan
mem nagy privilegium a seer
vezethez -tartozni.
Nyomban hozzalattak, hogy
kiilon es fiiggetlen szervezetet
csinaljanak, rnire Green .es Lewis
I Ia banyasz-car) bekilekeny hui
rokat kezdenek pengetni.
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6ket vissza a szervezetbe IS az
zal jelszoval, hogy 'fiatal We
zerekre is sziikseg van" dzsabo-
kat helyeznek kilatasba lazado-
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