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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-25
Stanford Players
Complete Practice
Await Starting Whistle in
Rose Bowl.

Times Special
PALO ALTO, Cal, Dec. 25.-The
drudgery of practice over. football
players Of Stanford University
waited today for New Years Day
and the Rose Bowl game that will
pit them against Southern Meth
odiSt in Pasadena.
Coach c. E. CTiny) Thornhill
sent his charges through an inten-
slve workout on their home field
yesterday.
Because James Monk Moscrip's
knee has shown improvement, STAN
ford hopes are rising. Moscrip con-
fined his activities yesterday to
kicks from placement, with which
he won three games during the
regular season.
A complete squad of 80 players.
including Frank AluStiza, injured
backfield ace who will be unable to
play, will be taken to Pasadena for
light workout Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-25
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. Is. - Lou
Camps, 1919, and Marty Pomerantz,
1874, both New York. six-round
draw at the New York Coliseum.
Eddie Dunno. 1874. Ireland, deci-
stoned Jerry Paul. 1874, Providence.
six rounds. Paul Hogan, las, Or
augsburg. N, Y, outpointed Johnny
Gatfney, l4S. New York. AL Lopiano.
l27, New York, decisioned Dave
Fleming, 122, New York. Pedro
Moves, lao, Puerto Rico. decisioned
Frank Rotanti, lao, New York.
Frank Cavanna, 1879, New York, de-
cisioned Larry opposite, l40, New
York.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-25
DEMOLITION OF MONROE
JAIL TO BEGIN JAN. |
New Structure to Replace Building
Destroyed by Fire.
BIZ United Press

~ UHltcd Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Dec. 25.-
Demolition of Monroe County's jail
to make way for a new structure
will begin Jan. !, according to an an
nouncement by Theodore Skinner,
District Works Progress Admins
tration chairman.
More than 20 WPA workers are
to be employed in tearing down the
old building which was Quilted by
fire a year ago.
Stiff resistance is expected to be
encountered in assembling the
steel cell work and in the demoli-
ton of the heavy stone in the rear
prison section of the building.
The new Jail, to cost approx
mately 100000, is to be erected with
funds provided by the WPA and a
county bond issue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-25
CITY RAILWAYS
MIRROR RETURN
OF PROSPERITY
YuIe Patronage Shows Rise
Over Last Two Years,
Chase Says.

Street car patronage has reflected
the gradual return of prosperity
during the 1885 holiday season.
Receipts have gained 2is per cent
over last year and II per cent over
1888, according to figures released
today by Charles w. ChtSe. In
dianapohs Railways, Inc. president.
Although this years figures are
considerably under those of 1929,
there is every reason to believe that
general conditions have improved
considerably" he said.
The company is completing
preparations for rehabilitating part
of its system with the s3,127 900
PWA loan recently approved by the
Public Service Commission. Mr..
Chase said that approximately
S1,000000 of this loan is to be spent
for labor, and that work is to be
started shortly after Jan. /.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-25
FINDS ONE man
IN NATION Who
CAN FILL POST
State Employment Agency
Obtains Specialized
Doc Trainer.

Alois Fleming, 37-year-old Ger
man-born dog trainer, who last
summer was on relief rolls in Mon
terey, Cal, today has job in Rush
vile, Ind, because the Indiana
State Employment Service spared
no effort to satisfy client.
This summer, Ben H. Wilson
operator of the Acknowledgements
Wilsona Kennels at Rushville, at
tempted to import German trainer
for his Dobermann pinschers
dachshunds and reisenschnauzers.
An official of the immigration
Service pointed out that if there
were jobs available in America, mer
already in this country should be
chosen.
Cites Qualifications
A little skeptical, Mr.. Wilson told
Malcolm Kennedy, clearance officer
for the state service, the type man
he wanted. The applicant must be
healthy, have a disposition dog:
would like and have been trainer
of dogs in Germany.
Because the dogs are trained tic
answer German commands, the
trainer must speak both German
and English. He must be strong
because the dogs are taught to fight
and attack strangers and the trainer
must be able to handle himself in a
rough and tumble.
After looking at the qualifications
Mr.. Kennedy, too, was skeptical, but
he combed Indiana and found three
unemployed dog trainers. They
were not Germans, so Mr.. Wilson
could not use them.
Combs Five States
Mr.. Kennedy then settled down
to find the one man in the United
States who could handle the job
He wrote pleading letters to public
employment services in five states.
Applications began to drift in,
none satisfactory. Finally Mr.
Fleming sent his application from
Monterey. Mr. Fleming had trained
dogs for IS years in Germany and
five years in California.
He had attended a college for two
years in Gleiwitz, Germany, was a
former soldier in the German army
and had at one time earned $85 a
week as die maker in Detroit.
lie Gets Job
He was just the man for Mr.. Will
son, who Immediately sent for Mr.
Fleming.
Currently, Mr.. Kennedy is at
tempting to find a nurse who knows
bookkeeping and is a member of {
particular Catholic order, for a hote
in Nebraska.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-25

Mellowed by the fine food and my
promise TO take care of the taxi
fare unless we found it quicker to
return by trolle,, which we did, Mr..
Jacobs, between puffs on his vege-
tartan cigars, gave me what ne said
was his opinion of the fight.
The rough English translation Of
his remarks is this
His man Schmeling not only will
beat Louis. but will beat him so bad
~ that the chances are Joe never
will be much of a fighter after
June.
And I'm not biased" Mr.. Jacobs
declared at the finish of his state
ment.
"Of course not" I answered. "Of
all the six hundred and one fight
managers I've known, only six hun
dred and one Of them were partial
to their fighters"
Max Softens EN- Up
"Okay" Mr.. Jacobs said, think
I'm kidding you if you like. But I'm
not. If you'll just run through the
list Of fighters Schmeling has
ruined, you'll see what I'm talking
about. There's been half a dozen
OF them who, after Max finished
beating 'em, never could fight a~lick
again Take Steve Hamas He was
a pretty fair boy before he came
over to Germany to fight Max. He
was in the hospital for weeks after
the fight and what's he done since?
Nothing. And he never will.
Before Hamas there was Neusel.
Walter was tough guy until Max
beat his head off. Now he couldn't
lick you 1t was the same way with
Willie Stribling. He was a great
boxer and a hard hitter, but when
my boy finished with him at Cleve-
land he was done as fighter. And
who did Johnny RiSko and Joe
Sekyra ever lick after they fought
MAXI"
We started to ask who they ever
had licked before but thought bet
ter of it, and asked Joe how he
could so blithely ignore what Louis
did to Palllino-a guy Schmeling
never knocked off his feet in 80
rounds Of boxing.
But joey Won't Bet
"Schmeling explained that to me
very senSibly," Jacobs answered. Il
asked him what he thought of Louis
knocking Paulie out so soon, and he
said Joe should have done it even
sooner, being as how he, Max, had
softened the Spaniard up. You see,
those 80 rounds Max fought with
Pauline just ruined the Spaniard.
The Pauline who went IS rounds
with Schmeling in Barcelona would
have gone Is with Louis.
The Pauline that Louis knocked
dead with that right hand was just
worn out old bird who couldn't
lift his hands Even so, he clipped
Joe with his right a couple of times.
And when Schmeling hitS him with
that straight right of his, it'll all be
over. 1 think MaX'll chill that Louis
in seven or eight rounds. Maybe
sooner"
You wouldn't like to bet hat
on that, would you?" I asked.
NO" Jacobs answered, Il don't
gamble"
Not even on as sure thing as
that?"
mo, not even on as sure a thing
as that"
We both laughed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-25
Fairbanks Entry
in Western Race
Local Woman's Horse Is
Listed at Santa Anita.

Times Special
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 25.-
The Christmas Stakes, a mile race
with purse of $4,000, will feature
the opening program of the rich
Santa Anita race track meeting to-
day.
Fifteen horses, including Top Row,
have been entered in the event.
Also in the field is Bluebeard. owned
by Mrs. R. B. Fairbanks of Indian
apoliS.
The Santa Anita meeting is to
run for SO days and more than
100000 will be given winners
These purses have attracted most
of the country's best horses to the
West Coast.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-25
Butler Go Worries
Cincy Cage Coach
BearCats Unimpressive in
Drills for Came.
Times Special

Times Special
CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 25.-Uni-
versity of Cincinnati basketballers,
who are to tackle the Butler Bull
dogs at indianapolis Saturday night,
have given Coach Tay Brown plenty
of worries.
In a game with the Akron Good
years last Thursday, the Bearcats
were handed a 43-to-14 defeat, and
IN practice sessions this week they
have been anything but impressive.
The Butler game will be the first
road tilt of the season for the Bear
cats, Coach Brown intends to put
them through hard scrimmage ses-
slonS tomorrow and Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-25
LOngstdf and Bess
Billed for Renlatch

Emmett Longstaff and Young
Bess, featherweights, are to square
off in return match at the BeSs
A. c., 318 Indiana-av, tomorrow
night. The bout is the feature of an
amateur boxing program. In a pre-
vious meeting, Longstaff won by a
narrow margin.
Leroy DycuS and Pete Wheatley
have been matched at 1l6 pounds
and Eddie Franklin and Bob STRAIT
ton will meet at 126 in other bouts al
ready arranged. The card will be
completed today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-25
MUSTANGS READY FOR
JOURNEY TO PASADENA
Times Special

Mes Special
DALLAS, Tex, Dec. 25.-The
Southern Methodist Mustangs held
final workout today in preparation
for their New Years Day football
game with the Stanford Indians in
the Rose Bowl at Pasadena, Cal.
Coach Marty Bell said the squad
will leave at noon tomorrow for
Tucson. Ariz,, on its way to Califor-
mia. The team will stop four hours
in Tucson. working out there Fri
day afternoon at the University of
Arizona stadium 1t will arrive in
Los Angeles Saturday and go direct
~ to Pasadena.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-25

On Dec 10, the Mrs. Aamot who
has lived in the city the longest
read that the other Mrs. Aamot
was to address a club. Believing
there had been an error, she made
inquiry and learned that Mrs.
Aamot really would be the speaker.
The reunion of the respective hus-
bands followed
The Aamot who came to America
in 1927 is chemist employed by the
Ebner-Myers Varnish Co. His cou-
sin, who worked as an electrical
engineer in Norway, is a student at
the Lincoln Chiropractic College.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-25
MASONS TO INSTALL
LEADERS TOMORROW
Prospect Lodge ia to Hold Public
Services at Hall.

Prospect Lodge ia to Hold Public
Services at Hall.
Paul Armstrong is to be installed
as worshipful master of Prospect
Lodge TIA, F. & A M, tomorrow
night at 8 at the lodge hall, Pros
pect-st and State-av.
Other officers to be seated in g
public installation are: Bert Mayo
senior warden; William r. Bedford
junior warden; Raymond F. Lane
secretary; Frank B. Meyer, treas
urer; Harry E. Emmons, senior dea-
con; Everett E. Beeson, junior dea-
con; Raymond F. Daily, senior
steward; Lester Hoppus, junior
steward; DR.. Reiner H. Benting
chaplain; John G. Hoover, tyler, anc
Clarence Kidwell, trustee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-25
House of David Ace
Acquired by ChisOr
Times Spccigl

4 tWCS SpCCtdt
CHICAGO, Dec. 25.-The Chi
cago White Sox announced today
that they have signed Charles Uh-
las, an infielder, who batted 1853 in
1870 games with the House of David
transformers last season.
The Sox have released Jack SAL
veson, right-handed pitcher, to Dali
las of the Texas League. Salveson
has had trials with the New York
Giants and the Pittsburgh Pirates.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-25
INJURED YOUTH BETTER
Alleged Shoplifter Shot in Arm
While Trying to Flee.

Condition of Albert Rash, 1S, 400
block, w. 42d-st, was reported fair
today at City Hospital. He was
shot yesterday in the right arm by
Herman Schilling, store detective Of
Sears-Roebuck g. Co. after an al
legged shoplifting attempt.
Rash was shot when he is alleged
to have attempted to escape while
waiting for the patrol MACON. He
was in custody of Mr.. Schilling and
Patrolman Rufus Virgins.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-25
SUSPECT FACES TRIAL
Man Accused of Shooting Officer
Captured in Michigan.
Times Specinl

tmeS Special
VINCENNES, Ind. Dec. 25.-Vic-
tor Farley, alias Burton Hall, "a, is
being returned here today from
Mount Clemens. Mich, by Knox
County authorities for trial on a
charge of wounding William At
wood, deputy sheriff. Officers said
Farley was identified through fn-
gerprints after his arrest at Mount
Clemens on charge of attacking
woman. The shooting of Mr.. At
wood occurred eight months ago at
a rural tavern.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-25
SAvOLDI is WINNER

DIV JNFItu FFtSS
NEW YORK. Dec. IS. - Joe
Sayoldi, Michigan. won decision
over Rusty Westcoatt. of Honolulu.
IN a wrestling match here last
night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-25
NAVY CAPTAIN NAMED

Times Special
ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 25.-Navy's
varsity cross-country team has cleo
ted Midshipman Howard NJ. Young.
OF Crystal, Mich, to captain the
1896 squad.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-25
Schmeling Ruined Many a
Good Boxer, Says Manager;
Picks Uhlan to Stop Louis
Pauline Easy Victim for Detroit Brown Bomber Only Be.
cause Max Softened Him in SO Rounds,
MCLem0re Is Told.
MCLemore Is Told.
BY HENRY M'LEMORE
United Press STAT Cnrrcsnnndcnt

MIAMI, Fla, o find
honest opinion on how long he believes Max Schmelng will
there
food place the other night allowed him
IRA md pomp
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-25
Relatives of Same Name, Natives of Norway to Spend
Christmas Together Here


of
Times Above QefD
America Indianapolis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-25
ROBERT BRYSON BETTER

Former Postmaster Improved After
Emergency Operation.
Robert H. Bryson, 2431 N. Merid-
ian-st, former Indianapolis post
master, was reported improved to-
day after being taken to ST. Vim
cents Hospital Monday for an
emergency appendicitis operation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-25

MODERNIZE your
home with a Tong
term" loan. Keen
your property value
up by repairing now
or If you wish
70 own a home
buy building and loan
shares Small sums
invested weekly will
soon grow into a down
payment and the Sc
curity Is the best In
the country.
Copyright. 1898. A. " GrI
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08

tassal alkalmat ra, hogy tanulma-
nyaikat Magyarorszagon vegez-
eek. 9s
A heten a cleveland kiralyi
konzulatus 1ekuldte hozzank azo-
kat tudnivalokat, amelyek alap-
jan az amerikai magyar diakok
az 6sztondijra palyazhatnak es
rene1juk, hogy igenybe veszik
mind a negy helyet ARA erde-
mes diakok.
FELVILAGOsITASOK A Pc.
CSI ERZSEBET TUDOMANY.
EGYETEMEN BIZTOSITOTI
NEGY INGYENES HELY
ELNYERESERE
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08
EZ NEMCSAK
AIT JEIEN11,

nogy az auto-muffkasok most
mar biztosan fognak szervezked-
nj, hanem AIT is, 4fogy a. .tobbi
szervezetek is 1ega1abb oennyi jo-
got kovete1nek maid -nnaguknak.
A United Mire Workers tag
jai valoszinu1eg szinten kivag-
jak. a "kinevezett~ tisztvisel6ket
esi kisebb a1aku1atok is tobb
on4llosaggal fogr1ak rniikod1ai.
Egy-ket ev alatt ez -teljesen
veget vethet az American Labor
Federationhez tartozo szerveze-
tekben reakcionak, korrupeio-
max es a racketnek egeszseges
munkas-szervezkedesre 1efret Xxi
1atas.
iIIa a Wagner bill vede1met is
ioenvhe veszill a munkasOk. ak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08
K0Sz0NET ,fRIE
NAeYARoRszAeNAk
Amerikui iju nugymoknak lehetos<get adaak rd hog,
otfhon jmjnnak tandijmentesen egyetemre

Amt magyar nemzet husz-
harminc ev e1ott elmufasztott a
kivandoroit .magyarokkal szem-
ben, AIT kezdik lassan jovatenni.
A rokonsag ezer szalat fuzik
a kivandorolt es az Ohazaban
maradt magyarok koze es bar
eek szalak gyengek meg, bar
mines meg elegendo belo1uk, min
'denesetre regy >szebb ees jobb ido-
szak kozeledtet jelentik.
Arrol ertesitettek a napokban
benniinket, hogy a Pecsi Erzse-
bet Tudomanyegyetem tanacsa
negy ,amerikai ifjunak ad tandij-
mentesseggel Is ingyenes ella
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08

vannak "a 'kormanyzo nazik kozt,
inert amig a "radikalisok" min
den aron felekezeti es politikai
zavargasokat, verftrdoket stb
akarnak, >addig merseket ele-
mex ryugalnrat 'kivannak.
Hitlerrel megertettek a multi
heten, hogy a katholikusok es a
zsidok ujabb uldozese nagyon
rossz hatast keltett kiilfoldi al
lamokban hogy EFT meme.
gazdasagi e1et sulyosan meg
erzi.
Egyik rende1et a mask utan
je1ent hat meg, hogy az "egyeni
akciok" tilosak ezentu1, de a ra-
koncat1an e1emekke1 mem birnak.
Hitler - hogy uralomra JUS
son - szabadon engedte, SGT
egyenesen elesztette a lega1an-
tasabb indu1atokat maho1nap
azok erosebbek lesznek na1ana1.
Egyelore - rniutan a zsido-
kat es katho1ikusokat mem merik
nyi1tan tovabb uldozni - We
teranok ellen fordultak, a seer
vezeteiket fe1osz1atjak, a vagyo-
naikat elkobozzak, inert ugy er-
xix. hogy azok nem egeszen LOLA
lisak Hitlerhez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08
A Bt)NUCYEK TEREN KET

erdekesebb dolog tortent a
mutt 'heten. New Yorkban az al
vi1ag miikodesenek teljes Wis
ga1atat 'negkezdtek kulonosen
a racketeerek iizelmeit fogjak
vizsga1ni, vagyis szervezett. 60
nosztevok ellen akarnak teljes
erellye1 e1jarni.
Ilyen vizsga1atok a nagyobb
amerikai varosokban idonkent
sziiksegesek, inert a kozismerten
korrupt varosi po1rtjka 'egyene-
sen a melegagya 1ninden racket
mex.
Az elnok rendeletere a multi
'heten szazotvenegy ernbert de-
portaltak, akiket a szovetsegi
fegyhazakban szedtek ossze S
akik minden elkepzelheto BIZ
nozesert voltak elzarva.
Allitolag ez csak a kezdete a
trsztogatasi munkanak a szo-
vetsegi bortonoket teljesen meg
tisztitjak idovel az idegen or
szagban szailetett raboktol. Mem
alfhat a deporta1asnak a polgar-
papir sem utjaba, inert a papiro-
kat egyszerien elkobozza maid
birosag. Es ez ellen nem lehet
kifogasa tisztesseges embernek,
barmilyen ellenszenves egyeb-
kent deportalas gondolata mas
esetekben elottiink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08


elkeriilni, olyan modon, hogy a
hoditasr6l plaszorszag lemond.
jon, de ha ezt Mussolini mem
hajlando 1negtenni, Anglia akkor
is e1 akaTja a haboru kitoreset
keruini. Nyomast gyakorolnak
hat Ethiopiara, hogy "gazdasa-
gi" elonyoket sadjon Ulaszorszag
max, ans1ku1, hogy poTitikai es
katonai megsza1fas lenne a do
1ogboa. 4
Termeszetesen tudja minden-
XII, hogy a "gazdasagi' beferk6-
zest feher 1ratalnrak resz9rol
te1jes po1itikai uralom es kato-
mai megsza1las szokta kovetni 8
ugy 1atszik, hogy Abyssinia sor-
sa meg van, pecsetelve, inert
Musso1ini haboru ne1kul zsarol-
ia kl azOkat az engefmerfyeket,
ane1yekre sziiksege van, hogy
az aTfamot fe1faTja.
Megtortenhetik azonban meg
mindig, hogy fekete kiraly Ell
1enszegul S akkor 1ninden esetre
haboru 1esz a do1ogbol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08
AZ 1CAZSAC KEDVEERT

meg egyszer 1e ke11 szogez-
n1nk, hogy az angol kormany
eloszor becsuletes bekessege1
akart es minden eszkozt felhasz-
malt, hogy kiJozanitsa az c1asz
diktatort.
Az o1asz kormany e1ott a hi.
telt e1zarta, ma mar szenet sem
szallitanak az ango1 banyak a
szokasos ki1encven napi hitelre
de francia kormany bizonyos
mertekig hajlando Mussolini,
penzzel e11atni.
Abyssinia ugy 1atszik, Japan.
ban fog hitelt es 1ega1abb mora.
lis tamogatast kapni Is ha az af-
rikai kiralysagnak 1esz ~nerv"- -je
hozza, hogy ellenal1jon a bekes
hoditasnak, masfe1e is talal majd
baratokat maganak.
A francia kormany termesze'
tesen teljes mertekben az olasz
kormany mellett van ilyen er'
telemben vonul fel a kis antan,
is, mig a regi semleges koruna
nyok egyre hangosabban kovete
| lik, hogy ket nemzet kozti vi.
tat ne a kulisszak mogott tar.
gyaljak, hanem ligaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08
A DUNAI KONFERENClAT

ugyan huztak-halasztottak
idaig, de kozben targyalasokat
a rendes diplomaciai utakon folly
tattak ugy latszik hogy egy
par heten belul letre jon egy
szerzodes.
Sajnalattal kell azonban meg
allapitanunk, hogy lenyeges val
tozas mem fog tortenni, inert
igazan fontos kerdeseket kerul-
tex ICY az vi szerzodes is csak
egy ujabb je1entektelen malaszt
,lesz.
A kis antant ugyan elismeri
maid benne, hogy minden allan
fiiggetlen (amit mar annyiszor
elismertek idaig) hogy egyik
sem avatkozhatik a masiknak a
beliigyeibe, ez azonban nem je-
1entl AIT, hogy akar Austria, akar
Magyarorszag teljesen szabadon
rende1kezhetnenek ezentul sor-
sukkal.
A dunai szerzodes tehat csak
ARA lesz jo, hogy a Duna-volgy
meregfoganak kihuzasat ujra
halasszak, inert termesze es,
kogy lenyeges revizio nelkul oft
beke soha mem lehet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08
EGYEBKENT
A SZTRAKOK

mem csOkkennek, 'hanem het-
rol-hetre eme1kedik "a sztra jko-
10 munRasok szana, bar ma
gyobb vagy snemzauidsabb~ sztraj
kok - a Timber ra,1riEasok- eike-
seredett klzde1msn kMii-, min
csenek.
A Wagner bil1t meg mem alkal
mazhattak a r,unkasGk, inert a
torveny csak olyan csoportokra
es iparagakra vonafkozik, anne
lyek allamkozi kereskRdelerhben
vannak elfoglalva-
Minthoby a supreme uourt don
tesetol fiigg, hogy rnelyfk .ipar-
agat lehet allamkozi kereskede-
lernnek tekinteni, a mrr1fkasok
egyelore tartozkodnak tole, 'hogy
dontest provokaljanak, :amig mem
bi,tosak dolgukbam.
Kozben a Labor Department
az elnnergesedett sztrajkokat meg
probalja elintezni, a kozbelepes
azonban mem jar mir1dig skier
rel peldaul a Terre Haute-i
sztrajk elintezest meg nem nyert
Bi,tatobb kilatasokka1 probal-
max beket csinalni Clevelamhban
amely jelenleg, ait moudhat-
nank, hogy az iparvarosok tuz-
feszke. -.