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, 1935-02-27
Tourney Changed

DALLAS, Feb. 27-(R-The 1885
Texas Golf Association state cham
Dionship viii be held at the Dallas
Brook Hollow club instead Of the
Waco Country club.
Last years tournament was held
at Brook Hollow and vas won by
Reynolds Smith OF the Dallas Lake
wood Country club. At the tourna-
nent meeting the 1885 event was
awarded the Waco Country club.
but plans have been changed an6
the tournament again will be held
7t Brook Hollow, probably late In
June In order to allow college and
high school golfers to compete.
, 1935-02-27
ENGINEERS
TAKE TOURNEY
Lively Encounters Feature
Cage Series Al
Rinsgold

RIO GRANDE CITY. Feb. IL
The Eighth Engineers Of Fort Nc
Intosh Uaredo), staged q strong
rally here Tuesday night 10 run off
with championship OF the basket
bali round robin between them, Fort
Brown and Fort Ringgold.
The teams entered the last round
Of play IN q three-way tie after
preliminary play. and the Engineers
came through the final games With
flying colors.
In the opening game Saturday,
the Fort Brown basketeers were
forced TO the limit OF q fIv e-minute
extra period 20 score the final
basket which gave them q hair
edge win over Fort Ringgold 1854.
In the second game Sunday. the
Engineers, after trailing badly at
the half. came from behind To
, 1935-02-27
Monthly Sales Day
Plans Are Formed

fS0rr'nI 20 The HeraIcl
SAN BENITO, Feb. 27.-The first
of a series Of monthly sales days
will be staged the latter part OF
March, II was decided at a chamber
Of commerce group breakfast Tues
day at the Stonewall Jackson hotel.
"A committee recently appointed
by John o. Prentiss. group chair
man, reported favorably and plans
will 20 ahead for the trade days.
Cash prizes are to be given as well
as merchandising bargains offered.
, 1935-02-27
TRACK EVENTS
UNDER LIGHTS
Finals of Cameron County
Meet Will Be Held
AT Night
Especial 70 The Hsraldi


SAN BENTTo. Feb. 27.-Finals In
the Cameron county Interscholas-
tic League track meet viii be run the
night Of Saturday, March q, 1t was
decided at q meeting Of the executive
committee held here Monday night
at the can OF Superintendent Q. l.
Davis. director general
MI. Manning of Harlingen was
named director Of tipping and short
hand. This completes the county or
g~anization.
A complete schedule Of events was
drawn beginning with choral sing
ing Thursday night, March 81 and
concluding with the track meet Sat-
urday night.
County coaches are meeting hero
wednesday night to discuss the ath-
letic events
Five schools have been entered in
class "a" eight In class b" 10 In
the ward school division.
They are as follows: Glass a.
Brownsville, Harlingen, La Ferta,
Rio Hondo and San Benito. Browns
vile does not participate Is the coun-
" meet but goes directly 70 the as
trict because Of its large scholastic
enrolment.
Glass "B"-E Jardin, Los Fres-
nos. Port Isabel. Rangervlle. Santa
Maria, Santa Rosa. Stuart. Wilson.
Ward-Combes, Fred Booth CSan
Benito), Central Harlingen). FL jar
din. intermediate CHarlingen), High
land, La Feria, Landrum (San Ben
ito). Los FresnoS. North Ward liar
lingen), N. Ward CSan Benito), Port
Isabel, Rangerville. Rio Hondo,
Santa Rosa, s. Ward CHarlingenl
Stuart. w. Ward Harlingen), VIII
son. Los Indios. North Elm.
Brownsville and San Benito junior
high schools will be entered In class
b" All individual entries must be
In Mr.. Davis office by March ".
, 1935-02-27
StetsOn Coach
To Join Aggies

COLLEGE STATION, Feb. ~. up
Herbert r. McQuillan, for IL years
head coach at Stetson University,
Deland, Fla, will fill n Of the va
cancies created by a shake-up IN
the Texas A. & NJ. coaching staff.
Head Coach Homer Norton an
nounced the appointment Of Nc
Quillan Tuesday night with the COM
ment that he is "one Of the most YER
satile men in coaching work today,
proficient In football, basketball and
baseball"
Assignment Of specific duties will
wait completion o. the staff. Nor
on said. At least one more man will
oe added.
, 1935-02-27
DEBATE POSTPONED

SAN BENITO, Feb. TIA MEM
Der Of the Rio Hondo girls debate
team became III shortly after the
matches with Harlingen began here
Tuesday afternoon and the match
es were postponed until Monday
afternoon
, 1935-02-27
Unit Officers Named

toRFNAdi ~ TT n"NF'Wf
WESLACO, Feb. 81 Officers OF
the Weslaco unit OF the Texas Cit
rus Growers League have been Sc
lected and the unit will become
affiliated with the Valley-wide org
a~nization Immediately. The officers
include: II. c.. Motmiller. president:
+. z. Whitaker. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
and d. A. Cleveland. Weslaco di-
rector of the League.
, 1935-02-27
Captain Visits
Especial TO The HerAldl
nrNTrrO Enh 81

SAN BENITO. Feb. 27-Captain
L. w. Brown Of the 18th Infantry
who has seen service both over
c during the World War and In
China, Is visiting his sisters, Mrs.
r. j. East and Miss Ruth Brown.
He was accompanied here by Mrs.
Brown. Captain Brown Is on tenn
porary duty as commander Of CT
william Conservation Corps sub-dis-
trict No. 8 in the Third Corps
Area, WilliamsporI, Pa
, 1935-02-27
BY ALAN GOULD

NEW YORK. Feb. ~. (F-Babe
Ruth. filled with enthusiasm by the
deal which shifts him from the New
York Yankees and the American
league to the Boston Braves and the
rival National league as o. player.
assistant club manager and vice pres
, 1935-02-27

II has been estimated that more
than 100000 telephone converse
tons are held in this country every
day.
, 1935-02-27
Babe Ruth Is Happy Over
Deal With Boston Braves

ident. talked confidentally wednes-
day of another big comeback.
Il ought to be able to play at least
100 games for the Braves this year."
he declared. Il never felt better. I'm
ouwn to weight now-around $50
and II my legs hold out, ! hope TO
do Ly part toward helping my old
friend. Bill McKechnie. land the
Boston club up somewhere in the
National league race.
Il kSow it's a tough league right
now. Some Of that pitching, like the
Deans and Hubbell. will be plenty
hard to crack. but I viii welcome a
chance TO see what / can do.
Expects Lots Of Fun
Il used to like hitting in the Polo
Grounds and from what I've seer or
heard, some Of the other fences
around the National league will look
like home to me again. Maybe we
will have some fun.
I'm tickled 10 death with this
chance, not only because 1t sends
me back to an old home town, BoS-
ton, but because 1t gives me the beSl
chance for q real future in the ma
jor leagues.
Il hope to play as long IS and as
often as I can-maybe two or three
years more-but / also feel I can
now look forward to q happy con-
necticn with the game when my
playing days are over"
All this from the man who was
supposed TO be "all washed up" after
hobbling through the finishing stages
OF his last season with the Yankees
who fatty declared, a~fterward, THAI
his playing days were over. and VINO
threatened 10 quit baseball unless mr.
got a Job as a big league manager.
Within less than a week after MS
return from a world tour, during
which he startled the natives Of
Japan and the Philippines with his
long-distance hitting. Ruth was per
suaded 10 accept the one opportun-
ity that holds forth prospect OF ful-
filling his managerial ambitions
To Aid McKechnie
he Will serve ills year % AASs
assistant to William 3. McKechnie,
veteran leader Of the Braves since
1880. but he has the assurance OF
Emil K. Fuchs, president Of the BoS-
ton club, that he will be considered
as field manager for 1851 the
circumstances warrant and such o
change is mutually" satisfactory.
McRechnie Is slated to becoms
general manager Of the Braves, II
and when he is ready TO yield the
field reins 10 the famous slugger.
Ruth's agreement with the Braves
for a threeAyear periodicals. for
him to sign a straight player con-
tract at a flat salary. reported TO De
s25,O Under q separate contr1ct
he will receive a per centage OF the
club profits.
Evening star., 1935-07-29
NICE OPTIMISTIC
AFTER BAY CRUISE
Maryland Governor and Promi.
nent Eastern Republicans in
Week End Conference.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE. July 2e.-Optimistic
over their party's chances In the 1885
presidential campaign, group of Ma
tional and State Republican leaders
returned here last night after fish
ing trip" with Gov Harry w. Nice.
"All agreed that there is a pro-
nounced and definite trend toward
the Republican party, and all agreed
that the Republican chances are very
bright" said Nice as spokesman for
the group.
An imposing array of Eastern Re-
publicans, headed by Henry p.
Fletcher, chairman of the National
Committee, and former United States
Senator George H. Moses Of New
Hampshire, were guests of the Gov
ernor on a 36-hour Chesapeake Bay
cruise.
Nice said there was no reference
In the conferences aboard the State
Yacht Dupont to the selection of the
location for the party's' next National
Convention, and no mention Of presi-
dental or vice presidential can
didates.
Evening star., 1935-07-29
TOURIST SPENDING.
IN ''OASES'' GROWS
Expenditures in Canada and
Mexico Increase First
Year of Repeal.
Nv thu Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
Expenditures by tourists from the
United States in Canada and Mexico
increased rather than decreased dur
inf the first year OF repeal, according
IN Commerce Department figures on
these two former "oases."
Total expenditures by this Nations
tourists in 1884 were estimated at
s3l4,o0O,0Oo, compared with $292,ooo,-
900 in 1888. s,a.-.
But while there was a $4,000. 900
drop in the outlay overseas, tourists
spent sle,000,000 more tnaCanada and
s13 600 900 more in Mexico than dur
ing the last year Of proHbition.
Expenditures Here Rise.
The survey, prepared in connection
with a report on the balance OF inter-
national payments last year, showed
estimated expenditures in the United
States by foreign visitors increased
Sl1,0O0,000 over 1893.
Amos E. Taylor, who prepared the
report, attributed the foreign tourist
increase to a az per cent Jump in the
number of Canadian motor cars enter
ing the United States, and % per
cent increase In the number OF aliens
admitted "for business, pleasure and
transit"
The figures for United States tourist
expenditures included s10,0o0,00o for
$4,000 citizens residing permanently
. abroad and deriving income from this
Nation. OF this number, however
247,00O living in Canada were said to
derive their principal source Of income
from farming in the Dominion.
S12O, O,0o0,000 Spent In Canada.
. This Nations tourists spent s120,-
100000 in Canada last year, or SO per
cent of the total United States tourist
. expenditures. Canadian tourists spent
s47,0o0,00 here, a "a per cent increase
over 1888.
Our tourists spent $50.000,0 900 In
France, a $4,000, 900 decrease. while
Mexico received the third largest ex-
penditure-s4l,0 ,064, 900.
, The report showed that first-class
steamship passengers increased from
1885 to 3l,7l2, while cabin-class
tourists dropped from 80 1856 to 27.168,
and second class from l2,44o to 1906.
Evening star., 1935-07-29
MIAMI HAS BIRTHDAY

MIAMI, Fla, July 40 CP.-The seth
anniversary of the founding Of Miami
whose population has increased
from 500 persons to i27,sol since IN
corporation July 20, 1s96-was OBJ
served in churches yesterday.
More than 1000 Miami pioneers
city residents for 20 years and more
are to be honor guests at an elab-
crate program In the municipal sta
Evening star., 1935-07-29

diim today. Participating viii be
several musical organizations, color
guards from 40 Boy Scout troops. The
nine tableaux will depict the growth
Of the city from q Seminole trading
post to the playground Of the world.
Evening star., 1935-07-29
FACE CHARGE IN DEATH
Two Men Held In Fatal Leap
From Auto. -

DENVER, July 2s CP).-District@ At
torney Harry Benin of Brighton said
yesterday that Clyde Santangelo. 18.
and George Lombard, 1S, both of
Denver, will be charged with man.
slaughter as the result Of the fatal
leap Of Doris Conley, II, from a
speeding car.
Benin said he was informed that
Miss Conley leaped from the car Fri
day night while resisting the advances
Of Santangelo.
Evening star., 1935-07-29

ating him an admiral Of Bertie Bay.
HIS territory Is sweep Of two miles
of shallow water from Roses Bar to
Windmill Point In Berthe township;
his flagship. q 16-foot motor boat.
called Brutal Beast.
Evening star., 1935-07-29
KILLED AS AUTO SKIDs
Another Man in Serious Condition
in New York Accident

OLEAN, N. Y. July 20 P).-One
man was dead today and another was
in serious condition as the result OF
a skidding accident near Westons
Mills Saturday.
Melvin Diegel. 20, Of smethport. Pa,
died of a fractured skull in City Hos
Evening star., 1935-07-29

pital after the car In which he was
riding with Charles Taylor. IS. also Of
Smethport, careened into tree. Tay-
lor, driver of the coupe. was brought
here suffering from fractures Of both
legs, an arm and jaw.
Evening star., 1935-07-29
Portable Shower

You can take it with you
to your Summer cottage as
well as use it at home. No
expensive installation neces-
sary-attach it to any fau-
Get. It's chromium-plated
so it won't rust. "a inches in
diameter with 5 feet of hose.
Kann's-Air Cooled-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1935-07-29
Byron's Papers Found.

The original draft preface OF Byron's
Prophecy OF Dante" has Just been
found in the cellar Of the National
Museum In Prague, Czechoslovakia.
Evening star., 1935-07-29
Fifty Students From Japan.

Fifty students from Japan will at
tend the Japan-America students
conference at Reed College, Portland,
Greg.
Evening star., 1935-07-29
Peru Marks Independence.

LIMA, Peru, July 20 R.-Nation-
wide festivities were celebrated yester-
day in commemoration of the 124th
anniversary of Peruvian independence.
Evening star., 1935-07-29
HoNoRED IN KENTUCKY
Buffalo Summer Resident Made
Admiral Of Berthe Bay.

FORT ERIE, Ontario, July 20 P).-
Kentucky hospitality spread over the
international boundary yesterday as
Lars Potter, Buffalo Summer resident
of the Lake Erie shore district received
an official commission from Gov. Ruby
Laffoon of the Blue Grass State Gre
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12

nek-e Anglia es Franciaorszag
masreszr6l Olaszorszag egy-
massal, vagy tenyleg hatba-
szurjak egymast azok a feher
hatalmak, amelyek az ethio-
piai hadjarat elejen mar meg
egyeztek k0z0sen a zsakrna-
nyon.
Mikor Anglia a haboru
el6tt Mussolininak igeretet
tett, hogy Abyssinia egy da-
rabjat megkapja, ha egy-ket
utkozetet megnyer, mem tudta
meg Anglia kormanya. hogy
nemcsak a Ligat, de a francia-
kat is fel tudja Roma ellen
hango1ni.
MiutAn ez sikerult, szeretne-
mex az igeret al6l kirnenni, Is
9 double cross "-oljak AZ olasz
dlktatort.
!. Mikor Musso1ini beleegye-
Aett, hogy egy bizonyos terri
letteksaz adowai '.gy6zele1n"
hogy olyan k6nnyu lesz % af-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12
MOST MEM EUROPA

es mem Afrika, hanem a ta-
vol-kelet (Azsia) hoz fontos
esemenyeket a vilag szamara,
amelyeknek a k0vetkezmenyeit
lcsak evtizedek mulva tudjuk
biralni.
E'szak Kina kilencven0t mil
lio lakosa csakugyan elszakadt
Kinat6l, illetve olyan "0nkor-
manyzatot" nyert, amely csak
formailag tartja meg kinai
egysegben.
Ez az "0nallosag" voltakep-
pen AIT jelenti, hogy Japan
lesz az ur az vi orszagban,
amt jogos nyugtalansaggal
neznek a feher hatalmak.
A mutt heten Anglia es az
Egyesiilt Allamok vezetese
mellett a feher hatalmak ker-
dest inteztek Japanhoz, hogy
mi a szandeka" mire a Mi
kado kormanya maid udvarias
valaszban jelenti XII, hogy
"semmi k0ze" az vi orszag-
hoz.
Ezzel a teriilettel Japan
uralma ketszaz millional t0bb
lakossagra fog kiterjedni es
egy-ket evtized alatt Japannak
lehet a legnagyobb es leger6-
sebb hadserege a vilagon. BIZ
zonyos, hogy EFT a feher ha-
talmak mem tiirnek, ha mem
lennenek az afrikai Is "a ko-
eel j0v6ben fenyeget6 eur6pai
haboruval lek0tve. 4
Termeszetes a hatalmas nep-
t0meg lekapcsolasa, a kinai
piac EFT a leggazd dagabh reszet
selvesats q tehHt efnbert IA,
s6nkort tnAnyzath snlyos Az
dasagi kovetkezmen par m.
a1atNaninden iparis Alla er6-
sem eger1i.
ELyR0 0eABAN E HE
vEGEN. ]. j. ],
fog elvAlni, hogy megegyez-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12
A~GAZDASAGI
VISZONYOK

mem javultak, de mem is
rosszabb abbodtak az utolso tiz
napban S a k0vetkez6 hat het
mutatja meg, hogy merre me-
gyink a valsagban.
Ha a karacsonyi@ es a tell va
sarlas eros lesz, akkor a
konnyu ipar minden esetre
emelked6 izemmel fog mar
ciusig dolgozni.
A nehez ipar munkaja csak
abban az esetben cs0kkenne,
ha a t0kesek dacbol a vasar-
lasaikat Is epiteseiket beszin-
,tetik, hogy n1estersegesen pa
nikot csi1,aljanak es ujabb
,edepressi6t hoxzanak a nem-
.zetre.
Ez esetben a kornany es a
congresszus termeszetesen mem
Inafad tetleniil nem is valo-
sziaii, hogy ezt megtennek,
inert a t6kenek es a t6kesaek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12

amiket az angol Somalilandon
keresztiil karavanok visznek
az orszagba Is ha most egyez-
seget k0tni mem tudnak, EFT
ezentul sokkal nagyobb mer-
tekben folytatjak.
Viszont nehez most mar a
beke is, inert ha Mussolini ma
gyon keveset kap, akkor ott-
hon megbukhat.
Ha sokat kap, akkor a Liga
valik nevetsegesse 0rokre,
inert jutalmat adnak q "bii-
n0snek", akit jelenleg bojkot-
tai "buntetnek', tehat jog
szokast csinalnak belole, hogy
megjutalmazzak ait, aki szem-
be sail a vilaggal. rs ilyen
jogszokast mem akarnak Hit
lernek mutatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12

A regi vilag emberei csak het csodat
isrnertek a fold kereksegen. Azota persze
sok olyan csodalatos dolgot csinaltak az
emberek, g6zmozdonyokat, g6zhajokat
automobilokat, repil6gepeket, radiokat
hogy ha regi vilag enberei leneznenek
a f0ldre onnan ahol ezid6szerint tanyaz-
max, bar az is lehet, hogy egyiknek-masik-
max mem lie, hanem fel kellene neznie,
hiszen alul vannak, akkor elAllna szemiik-
szajuk nagy bamulastol.
NekUnk, amerikai magyaroknak, MIN
csenek ilyen regi embereink, hiszen mines
meg hetvenot esztendeje, hogy nagyobb
szamban eliink Amerikaban Minket csak
az erdekelne, ha veletlenul feltamadna
nehai valo Meszaros Istvan atyankfia, aki
negyvennyolc es fel esztend6 el6tt halt
meg pennsylvania szenbanyaban, inert
hogy mar akkor is lejarogatott tarna
menyezeter6l k6 es csapkodta agyon a
szerencsetlen banyaszokat. Minket csak az
erdekel, hogy nit szolna ma hozzank
Meszaros Istvan atyankfia, ha latogatoba
k0zenk vet6dhetnek?
Miert eppen Meszaros Istvan?
Azert installom, inert ez a becsiiletes
banyaszember volt Verhovay Segely
Egylet huszonharmadik tagja es az egylet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12
ERDEKES BIR0SACI
D0NTESEK

voltak a mutt heten, anne
fyek 'k0ziil ,minden esetre a
Georgia allami fe1s0 birosag
I'iteletenek lehet elsosorban
Griilni.
Ez az itelet kimondja, hogy
alkotmanyellenes az a meg
1866-ban hozott "lazadasi"
|t0rveny, anelynek alapjan
Herndon-t, a hires meyer agi-
tatort eliteltek es amelynek
alapjan minden sztrajkol
vagy szervezkedo munkast be
1ehetne railroadozni a bOr-
tOnbe.
A v0r0sek elleni mesterse-
ges hiszteria birta ra a geor-
giai ugyeszseget, hogy EFT a
|regi t0rvenyt aIkalmazni pro-
balja es az also birosag kesz-
seggel alt kotelnek - inert
ugy kivantak ait a hirhedt
georgia. szov6-gyarak, anne
lyeknek a munkasait Hern-
don eredmenyesen szervezte.
North Dakota volt es elmoz-
ditott kormanyzojat felmen-
tettek a hamis esku vadja alol
a multi heten. A kormanyzo
urat azert csaptak el inert a
welfare segelyezettjeitol adot
szedett, a politlkai masinaja
szamara.
New York fels6 birosaga
megallapitotta, hogy a bum"
mem becsuletsertes es exert
mem lehet perelni.
T Az orszagot ujra a Haupt-
man-ugy tartja izgalo,nban,
amelyben rejtelyes vi megol-
dast igernek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12
"A MAGYAR PtJNKOSDI
CYULEKEZET HMEI

eSzivesen {ertesitiuk 'flivefn-
Tket les j6akaroirikat, i1ogy
mahazurikat a @Saitspri1lg RID.
gr61,1 az 5U6 Steel st. ala 11e4
.iyeztttk Ut. g l&4S 4 sfnls. 4
Ezen 'uj 1lelye1l rs szere-
Itettel ;fuguuurik s11ii1lderilsit.
A hivatalos ,megryftsst Be-
Fnedek .J6zsef .predfkdtUr ffogja
|tevazatni,' most vasdrfsap edel-
FHI6tt no X0rakur.o s.aa
"A gyiifekezet jegyz1je:
4.ss FIl0p ,Idnos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12
TOvABB TART ES ECYRE

nagyobb aranyokat 0lt az
a szakadas, amt Lewis oko-
zott az American Federation
of Labor-ban amely minden
valoszinuseg szerint szakadas-
ra fog vezetni.
A banyasz-car allitolag az
ipari szervezeteket ha kell
a United Mine Workersen
belil fogja megcsinalni S inert
a banyaszok a szervezetuknek k
mem urai, senki mem allhat e
tekintetben a Lewis utjaba.
A vita meg mem keseru, de
mar epuletes dolgokat monda-
max a munkasvezer urak egy-
masr6l es a Federation lapja
peldaul megirta AIT az igazsa-
got, hogy a banyaszokat mem
John L.. Lewis, hanem az NRA
SZerVeZCe. ~
Bar Lewis a sajat szerveze-
tenek mem vezere, hanem tu-
la lajdonos-carja, ezuttal neki
keIl igazat adnunk, inert haNa
munkasok iparok szerint mem
lesznek szervezve, hanem min
den mestersegnek kilon lesz
egy kis .jelentektelen csoport-
ia, akkor az egesz szervezet
mem lesz mas, mint a racketeer
vezerek hadseregenek a va
daszterulete, amib6l elegendo
van mariS. d
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12

(Folytatas a ak soldaHon
A MuNKA FRUNTgANl, ! I. ].

ujsag. "A lkikdt6 ,nlu1ikas1k
sztra jkjat Hlintaz1ii meg mem
tudtak, azDnkiyiil !, lnagyobb
ara11yu sztrajk mines ijelenHg,
A new yurki 'villanytruszt
munkasHi b. fenyegdt6dzrak
sztraJkkal, de a vitat Walnszi-
niileg el fugjak bskesen iint6z-
nj es sztrajkra 'kesziilnBk "a
Burlington vasut moziionyve-
zet6i, akik szinten bajgsan
fognak kimenni.
Ter1neszeteser ma its sZaz-
hatvan olyan sztraJk van az
orszagban, a1nelyek mindegyi-
kfben 1ega1abb harUnnszazan
es otvennegy olyan sztrajk
van, amelyben 'ezernel t0bb
munkas van kint a munkab6l.
A PWA sztrajkok ugy lat
SILK elliltek, leginkabb azert,
inert a sziikseg-munkasokat
egy szernernyivel t0bb belatas-
sal kezelik az utobbi hetek-
ben S inert jol latjak az eh-
beren tartott munkasok, hogy
sztrajkokkal celt mem ernek el,
miutan a t0kesek meg a jelen-
legi napszamot is fol0sleges-
mex tartjak es sokaljak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12
A vilag nyolcadik csodaja

legels6 halottja Mikor negyvennyolc es
fel ev el6tt raszakadt k0 banyaban,
mikor t0bbi magyar banyasz ketsegbe-
esett er6vel kapkodott, hogy kihuzza a
gyilkos teher alol, akkor ez t6sgyokeres
magyar humorarol hires ember rajuk
szolott:
= Ne vesz6djetek velem, hiszen ugyse
eszek en- mar t0bbe turospalacsintat. In
kabb AIT mondjatok meg nekem, hogy
megbukik-e a verhovay az en- halalom
miatt, vagy fizet, mint koles?
Hitvany harminc dollar jart csupan
meg akkor Verhovay halottainak es
Meszaros Istvant, aki jo tag volt, meg
haldoklasaban is gy0torte gondolat,
hogy el-e, hale az egylet, ha XII kell fizesse
EFT harminc dollart?
Vajjon NIT szolna aldott emleku Me-
szaros Istvan, ha februar 20-an Is 21-en
megjelenhetne a verhovay Segely Egylet
otveneves jubileuman Pittsburghban les
tanuja lenne annak, amikor csaknem negy
milli6 dollaros vagyont olvasnak lie az
asztalra, k0zel harminceZer tag dolgait
intez6 fiok-titkarok szine ele? AIT mon
dana ra biztosan, hogy ez vilag nyolcadik
csodaja. Is talan igaza is lenne. XII hitte
volna ezt rolunk, amerikai magyarokr6l?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12

az a termeszetrajza, hogy a
prUfitr6l mem ,mond he sem -sze-
'relemb6l, sem rdacbol, most
pedig van a profitra alka1ma.
Ha q 'tudosok altal bej6solt
'kemeny 'telb0l 7vaf6sag llesz, "a
nincstefenek ugyan sokat fog
max szenvedni, de az izlet vala-
mivel kedvezobb lesz a telen.