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Evening star., 1935-12-04


M far outstripped their opposi-
" " ton, the seasons two stand
out girl duckpin teams will
be battling for first place In the Ladies'
District League when Lucky. Strike
meets the champion RoSslyn quint at
Calf Davis Virginia drives tonight.
Since the start of the campaign
Rosslyn has held to the top rung of
the major circuit, winning % games out
the Wootton- Ellis-Sperber- Levy Rose
combination quite few of its victories.
Against this pace-setting the Luckies
have won 81 tilts, with two record
marks, a game of 612 and set Of 1890
to their credit. Incidentally, the only
loss charged to Rosslyn is the two
game trimming Of the Luckies in their
first meeting.
Other matches will find the Bill
Woods entertaining the Arcadians at
Lucky Strike, National Beer and Con-
vention Hall rolling at Convention
Hall and Sewanee invading Northeast
Temple.
A NEW high set record for the sea-
= son is the possession of the Co
lumbians in the Washington Ladies'
League, the result of their 1927 PIN
fall last night at the expense of the
Cardinals. The evenings high game
of 553 aided the record making of the
Columbians, who took all three.
While Lorraine GULL was crashing
out a set of 36S, Ellen Jennewine
scored the highest game with a 1856
Keeping pace with the Columbians
were the El Gees and the Shamrocks,
VINO swept their matches from the
Wee Bees and Colonials. respectively.
Another match saw the Bee Cues win
ming the odd game from the Nomads.
THREE teams are tied for second
place in the Columbia Heights
League and the leading Hessick Coal
pinmen are not feeling any too COM
Portable over their three-game lead,
especially as one of the contenders
took them for a two-to-one decision.
The Highway Engineers victory
, over the pace-setters left the con-
querors deadlocked with Arcadia and
Galliher & Huguely in the runner-up
berth, although the latter could win
but one game from Boveilo's Plumbers.
Doc" Parks showed the way to Ar
cadia with 155, but Paul Harrison's
393 was the best set.
A 449 GAME and 1913 set gave the
team honors to Keller Memorial
of the Ladies' Lutheran League, Vo-
gels 1l6 game and H. Wertman'S 297
set being the best individual show
ings Pepco Maintenance, having
rolled one less than its Electrical
League rivals, heads the standings by
215 games the five high average
men - Robinette, Meyer, Overend,
Goad and Lawhorn-are but one stick
apart E. Douglas and First Brethren,
tied for the lead, are but one game
ahead Of Grace Reformed in the East
Washington Church loop 8. Deloe,
with 10 strikes in 80 games, has q
high average of lib Rocking
Chair Five and the Lucky Strike
Tap Room also are tied in the Ma
tional Capital League with Tribby
Real Estate one game behind.
Evening star., 1935-12-04
SLEUTHS AT IT AGAIN.

Exhibiting smooth passing game,
coupled with air-tight defense, Bureau
of Investigations star-studded basket
ball team walloped the State Depart
ment tossers, 36-5, in the opening
game of the Government League last
night at the Y. M. C. A.
Evening star., 1935-12-04
Hoyu Golfers to Haze OUn Club NEXT Season
WARRENTON FOX CHASE
PACKED WITH THRILLS
Luck, Whims of Charlie and Many Other Things
Make for Excitement-Valley, COrse
and Meadow Charm Hunters.

hounds took up an uncertain scent,
toyed with 1t, milled momentarily and
then burst away in full cry. The riders
broke and swept after them.
It was all over In less than
minute.
Charlie (the fireside name for fox
In Virginia) had ducked into nearby
den. The Imagination told you in
stantly, Of course, that had Charlie
more obligingly headed for some dis
tant retreat, there would have been a
smash-bang run, with hounds in view
most of the way and probably kill.
Obviously Charles imagination had
told him exactly the same thing, He
decided to skip it.
Followed some painstaking drawing
of another and larger covert, which
offered nothing. Then the field
crossed the Lakota road below Balls
Crossroads and entered a small
woods. In this some of the keener
noses in the pack began working out
a cold trail. The field rode through,
was dallying reluctantly in a road
again when suddenly the huntsman.
Jim Miller, and his first whip, Dick
Bywaters, set up a furious halo in
froht. They had viewed large red
fox crossing the road.
Farmer Co-0perates.
QUICKLY hounds came to their
" .call, picked up the line In the
open and few away, boiling and
crowding like so many logs in a
cataract. They drove straight through
the first field, in and out of a small
corral. At first it appeared that they
would swing left. A whip already had
opened a gate and the field was about
to come on when the pack suddenly
veered sharp right. There stood the
open gate. There also stood dozen
farmers COWS. And up on nearby
hilltop stood the farmer (an ardent
fox hunter) and a dozen pals. There
was moments hesitation. One does
not like to let cows get loose.
Then across the meadow, above the
rising music of the hounds, doomed
the countryman's voice.
ITO hell with the cows" he cried
Cit to your dogs, boys!"
The regiment of riders turned and
obeyed him in a gallant charge.
The chase was onl
This is the first OF ttoo articles on
day luith the Wdrrenton Hunt. The
second ,Uil appear tomorrotO.)
Evening star., 1935-12-04

starched collars than in this round
bag Of soft leather with pull-string
top. For those who prefer to select
their own toiletries, a case of saddle
leather-unfitted-i the answer.
Important note: In case you have
any doubts about what to wear and
when to wear it. we should be happy
to send you Chart of Correct Dress
Approved by Esquire" Just send
US stamped, self-addressed envelope.
The Star. in cooperation with
Esquire. will answer ali questions
on mems fashions. Write to Mans
Fashion Editor, The Evening Star,
and inclose q self addressed,
stamped envelope for reply.
Evening star., 1935-12-04
SEEKING COURT GAMES.

Police Boys Club No. II is seeking
games with l25-pound quints having
gyms. Call Columbia 3760-M between
Z and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1935-12-04

DANNO O'MAHONY,
champion" of rassledom, who
tackles Irish Jack Donovan at Joe
Turner's new arena, Fourteenth
and w streets northwest, in the
feature Of tomorrow NIGHTS card.
Evening star., 1935-12-04

YUST a bit on the bromidic side,
but still pretty good stuff. is the
, old adage about man being
~ judged by the company he keeps.
The company need not be limited to
personalities, and luggage Of an
archaic type and Of decrepit appear
ance has the unpleasant habit of cast
ing mute aspersion on its owner.
Not that you want to impress the
pullman pcrter-or perhaps you do.
It's rather like the oft-repeated, un-
pleasant occasion when the little darl-
in spills the beans to the company
present. We've shown here attractive
luggage that will hold everything"
from the bouncing baby wardrobe
which will take a lot Of bouncing-to
the cloth locker bag. as well as num-
Der Of small accessories to aid and abet
travelling comfort. Not to overlook
anything, we might call attention to
the herringbone pattern town ulster,
black Homburg hat. striped suit, ct al,
in which the gentleman so patiently
waits.
Evening star., 1935-12-04

TRAVELLERS are, perhaps, more de-
pendent upon time than stay-at-
homes. A small, but important con-
venience Is the travelling clock.
And while on the subject of con-
veniences, no one has yet been able
to devise q better way Of carrying
Evening star., 1935-12-04

do not know how to fold Clothing.
The colorfully striped canvas locker
bag, with talon fastener, is something
every man should own for multifold
purposes.
X X X y
BAGGAGE wrestlers manifest no
~ sympathy for trunks, so-in addi-
ton to furnishing the proper space
and conveniences that are synony-
nous with modern wardrobe trunks
they require the built-in stability which
Evening star., 1935-12-04

ONE Of the problems Of the traveller
is what to do with hats that are
not supposed to look like pancakes at
the end Of the journey. This is readily
solved by travelling case made spe-
Evening star., 1935-12-04
ACE GIRL ROLLERS
BATTLE FOR LEAD.
Lucky Strike and RossIyn
CIash-CoIumbians Get
Set of 1,627.

V " YTTH performances that have
M far outstripped their opposi-
w tion, the seasons two stand.
riIt oirI ditekr1iya FAC me mill
Evening star., 1935-01-03
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO January 3 G9.-Butter. s.
extsss t spsfas s. M Extra ss2 s:
t99-9D. 30a30S4;, tirsts tSS.-SO. 2S14a
29i4; seconds (&6-STj, 21a21I2; stand
ards 900 centralized carlotsi, 30.
Butter sales four cars standards. 80,
Eggs, 2.3Sl; unsettled Extra frsts, 81
fresn-graded firsts.. PSI 2a29i2:. current re-
ceipts. 35a27: refrigerator frsts. 22l2;
standards. 23; extras. %. Egg sales.
extra firsts. so cases. 80; l3s cases. 30l7;
90 cases, 81; fresh-graded frSts. 800
cases. 2Sl2
Poultry. live, A. trucks unsettled; hens.
II; Leghorn hens. 10; Rock Sprines. ia
10; colored. 17a1S; Leghorns: I3; ROSTERS.
10; hen turkeys. 20: young toms. Is; old.
10; No: 3; IA ducks: Az pounds up. 20a
pounds 22. Dressed turkeys about steady;
young toms. 20; old, 21; young hens. rs;
old %; No. >. is.
Potatoes ca on track .146; total United
States shipments; 1886; about steady; sup
Idaho Russets u No lo,I, l6Qal ni;S, s.;
u S. No. /, S22aS7l2; Michigan RuSset
Rurals. U. S. No. l. S212.
Evening star., 1935-01-03
CLEAR|NGS DROP
BELOW YEAR AGO
UnfavorabIe Comparison
Due to Variation in Dates
Between Two Periods.
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, January 3.-Bank
clearings for this week were affected
somewhat unfavorably in the compari-
son with year ago by the variation
in the dates between the two years.
Total clearings for the five days ended
January 2, at the % leading cities in
the United States. as reported by Dun
& Bradstreet, Inc. were S4,709 ,22l 900
against S4,805, ,479,0 for the five days
including January 3, in 1884, de-
crease Of 90 per cent. This contrast
ed with gain of 1876 per cent in the
previous week of five days. At New
York City, clearings were S3,O96, ,941, =
600, a decrease of 8.8 per cent from
the amount reported year ago, while
the aggregate for centers outside of
New York of S1,612 100000 was 143
per cent higher.
For the current week only one day
was included of the unusually heavy
settlements through the banks, Incl
dent to the opening of the new year,
whereas in the report of last year two
days in January appeared. Hence, the
comparison is considerably out Of line.
Still, clearingS for the past five years
for the same two weeks, there was an
increase OF 81 1,254 ,l26,0O0. At all cities
outside of New York. excepting two,
clearingS continued considerably
higher. Increases were notable at
Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Chicago, De-
troit, Cleveland, st. Louis and Louis
Vile.
December bank clearings exceeded
these of 1888 by 165 per cent 1t was
the first month since May for which
larger clearlngS than in the preceding
year were recorded. There also was
an increase for the year of 1884 over
1888 of 0.3 per cent. This increase.
however, was practically all in
the first five months of 1884, except
for December. In the first half of
1884 bank clearings exceeded those for
he same time in 1888 by 16.9 per cent,
but banking operations for a part of
That time in 1888 were at a standstill.
For the last half Of 1884, including
December, there was loss in bank
ciearings of IT per cent
Figures at leading centers, showing
increases and decreases as compared
with those of the preceding year, are
printed herewith: also daily bank
clearings for the past TWO years. (To-
tails il tnousands.)
Evening star., 1935-01-03
BONDS HES|TANT
AS. VOLUME LAGS
Most Traders Awaiting De.
veIopments in Congress.
U. S. Issues Gain.
BY BERNARD S. O'HARA,
Associated Press Financial Writer.


NEW YORK, January 3.-Bonds
moved in narrow trading range to-
day with transactions in small volume
as most traders awaited developments
from Washington incident to the bud
get speech and the convening of Con-
gress
Rail liens, particularly the lesser
rated issues, showed fractional firm
ness. Among bonds making gains up
to half point were Baltimore g. Ohio
4i2s at 56'4, Erie SIS at 72l2, Great
Northern 4l2s at 1878, New York
Central SIS at 66la and St. Paul 5s.
Utilities generally exhibited steadi-
ness with a few high-grade items
little better, including Detroit Edison
AIS and Kansas Gas 4l2S, Most
bonds in this division were about even.
Few important changes were seen
among the induStrialS, although Shell
Union Oil SIS, at 1922; Texas Corp. SIS,
at 102i4, and United Drug IS, at 80.
rose a shade.
U. S. Government obligations gained
up to three thirty of a point,
and federally guaranteed issues were
also improved Foreign loans were
irregular but Italy rs gained nearly
point at 93l4.
Evening star., 1935-01-03
Electric Power
Output Shows
Decline i'm Week
BY the Associated Press.

by tne Associated FTeS5.
NEW YORK. January 3-Electric
power output last week totaled $780,
467 900 kilowatt hours, compared with
1877 ,936.0 the previous week, the
Edison Electric Institute reported to-
day.
The increase over a year ago was ~
per cent, against an increase Of TO
per cent the week before.
Regional gains over 1888 for last
week were:
New England. 64 per cent, against
81 the week before; Middle Atlantic,
At, against 6.5; central industrial.
rs, against 81; West central, SO.
against 6.1; South, 1873. against 1873;
Rocky Mountain, SO. against Ill;
Pacific Coast, 20, against At.
Evening star., 1935-01-03
U s. TREASURY NOTES.
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK. January Pl.-Foreign
exchange irresular; Great Britain in dol
lars. others in cents
Great Britain. Demand, 4.a3: cables,
ABB: 6O-day bills. 4.q2i4. France: De-
mand. 6.64h "a: cables. 6.644. Italy: De-
mand. Sol; cables. SCI.
Demands; Belgium.- 1855: Germany
Sweden. 25.43: Denmark % 02; Finland
30: Switzerland, 32 .65; Spain. 1871:
1905; Czechoslovskia. .2Oi.: Yugoslavis,
80: Austria. 19OOn: Hungary. 20 son;
Rumania. 1.01 "a: Argentina. 32S1n: Bra
III S.66n: TOXIC. 2S.11: SHANGHAI, "a 90:
peso. 27.S5; Montreal in New York.
100.9394 New York in Montreal, 80. .O6h.
Nominal
Evening star., 1935-01-03
PARIS BANK REPORT.

PARIS, January 3 Rl.-The weekly
statement of the Bank of France shows
the following changes in francs: Gold in
creased 1,OOO. 900: sight balances abroad
increased 2,000.000; bills discounted at
abroad Increased l,O0O,OOO: advances in
creased 24,000,000: circulation increased
1855, 100000; current accounts decreased
1 1,O7S.OOO,0 900.
Rate Of discount, 21a per cent.
Evening star., 1935-01-03
LONDON BANK CHANGES.

LONDON. January 3 (P.-The weekly
the following changes in pounds: Total
reserve increased l0,425.000: circulation
decreased. 10,433.000; bullions increased
900; public deposits increased $4,000;
other deposits increased 2s.621. 900: notes
reserve increased 10.462.000: government
securities increased 1,195.QO0.
The proportion of the banks reserve to
liability is 35.37 per cent, compared with
35. 10 last week.
Rate Of discount, per cent.
Evening star., 1935-01-03
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Ry.the Associated Press.

LONDON. on the Stock Ex-
change was fairly active, today. Gilt
ing new issues. were firnrer and indus
trials gold mining shares and trans.
Atlantic issues also improved French and
closed Arm.
PARIS.-A buoyant tone prevailed on
the Bourse today owing to the favorable
reaction to the administrative change in
the Bank Of France. which was interpreted
to mean that the bank was to play. a
bigger role in the loosening of credit.
Rentes improved and bank stocks were
strong. The closing was firm.
BERLIN-Preferred securities opened
firm on the Boerse today. developed some
weakness and closed steady.
Evening star., 1935-01-03
SAVANNAH NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. January 3 oP-Turpentine
firm. 46h: sales. IS: receipts, l61; ship
saiss. a46: receipts $50: shipments, ass:
stock, 131 .o39. Quote: and D. 3.95: z.
400; r. 4.l5: G. 40: H. 4.35: !. 4.40:
And X, $40 .
Evening star., 1935-01-03
1900 TONS OF LEAD SOLD.

NEW JORK, January 3.--The st.
Joseph Lead Co., reports that 1,l00
tons of pig lead was sold yesterday at
S3.55 per hundred pounds, st. Louis,
and 200 tons at $3.7o per hundred
pounds, New York.
Evening star., 1935-01-03
Washington Exchange
SALES.

Capital Transit Coz at 26, 10 at 26
10 at 26.
Washington Railway &; Electric pfd.-
lat l0l.
Mergenthaler Linotype-10 at 30l2.
AFTER CALL.
Washington Railway & Electric pfd.-
13 at 100.
Capital Traction 5s-s500 at co.
Potomac Electric 5l2cc pfd.-3 at
1903.
Washington Gas 6s B-S500 at 1903.
Washington Railway & Electric pfd.-
at 101.
Bid and Asked Prices.
Evening star., 1935-01-03
EUREKA HOLDERS TO VOTE.

NEW YORK, January 3 P.-Stock-
holders Of the Eureka Pipe Line Co.
will vote on proposal to reduce the
par value of the company's capital
stock from 500 to $50 at a meeting
to be held on January "a.
Evening star., 1935-01-03
RUBBER FUTURES.

rubber futures opened firm, 3 to IA higher;
January. 13.20b; March, 13,50a13. SO:
May, 1873: July. 13.93a13.95. Bid.
Evening star., 1935-01-03
NEW YORK BAR SILVER.

NEW YORK, January R).-Bar
silver steady, "a lower at 547s.
Evening star., 1935-01-03
FREIGHT LOADINGS.

NEW YORK. January LP.-Revenue
freight car loadings on railroads reporting
for the five-day week ended December 20
included.
Evening star., 1935-01-03

American Gas & Electric Co. COM
mon share earnings, IL months ended
November 80, were S1.63, VS.. SI76
Evening star., 1935-01-03
INVESTMENT TRUSTS

NEW YORK. January 3 GPl.-New York
Security Dealers Association:
Noon quotations.
Evening star., 1935-01-03
MONTREAL SILVER,

MONTREAL. January 3 tP.-Sylver
futures opeEed easier January. 81 ;nb
March. 81 ,90b. May, 55 40h: july. So 81
October. 50-sob: December. ) :j5b Bid
Evening star., 1935-01-03
PRODUCE EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. January 3 RD.-Produce
Exchange stock list.
Evening star., 1935-01-03

Penn o IL D 4 rs IT,. lO4b 1O4 1O4
Peo G l. & c ref SIS A1 SO SO 80
Peo G L & c 6s a.. 11O% 1lOS 110Ss
Peoria G. E inc As 80. 73s ia
Peor Peki I'm 5 II - 102 102 102
Pere Marc 1st IS S.. 7Sh TN 7Sh
Pere Marq lst IS '56. S9h s7h 80
Phila G. W 41as 81. 1914 lot lot
Phila Co 6s 7....... S2h S2h S2k
Phila El Co As '7l.... 1O41a 1O4k 1O41a
Phila & r G & 5s '73 73s4 1884 1884
Phila & r c G. 6s 40 52s 81 52h
Phillips Pet 5As '39. 102 1015s 1011s
Pillsbury Fl NJ IS 43. 10S 107h 108
PCCC&StL 5s 20 A.. liz 111h liz
Port Gen Ell 4hs co. 81 SOS 5O&
Port Gen b ~ ss'60as 50M 50B oOh
Porto Rico A Z IS AZ. 487s 481s 4Sh
Postal Tel & c 5s '53. 46' 44s4 Asa
Pub S FL & G As Tie =. 1854 l05h 1854
Pub S Ell & G ans 81. 107s4 107% 107s4
Pub Ell & G Az 20. 107s+ 1O7% 107s4
Pure Oil 1as '37..... 100M 100M 1007s
Pure Oil 5h '40..... 100ls 99s 1904
Purity Bak IS 49,. SO 80 ssh
Reading g4hs's7A... l07 106h lo7 .
Reading AIS 81 Be-. LOT 107 1072
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-19
Mi reilik a rvor69s uszitasban
foglao Ui .zennyp mesn Yenay Seg Egy
dogaua smteen haueged a goL Mem akmjdk
,zfdmoso TWO 00 eg,let dgaa zssa M k
eszendon? Erdmes teleke boncol

'Vagy 'talan ARA gondolnak
hogy az ugyvezetes koltsege
meg nagyobb volt?
Hat nagyobb volt. .r.sr
A 'negyszaztizezer dollar teljes
kiadasb6l mindossze 205, ,259 40
ment 'halaleseti es betegsege-
lyezesi cslokra. ;, -,
.Ketszazotvenhet. dollar hijan
tehat ugyanannyit koltottek az
egylet vezetesere es szerveze-
sere, ,amennyit 0sszesen kiutal-
talk mindenfele segelyre
Nit szolnanak a Verhovay
'Segely Egylet tagjai, Bridge
'porti 'Szovetseg vagy a 'Rakoczi
vagy Reformatus Egyesiilet tag
iai, ha az 8 intezmenyiknel min
+. den kifizetett do1larnak csak a
fele MEME biztositasi Is beteg-
segely celokra?
Nit szolna, nit irna, NIT
tivoltene, nit ugatna az Vi
Elore, ha ez tortenne akarme-
|lyik magyar egyletnel?
Ez az. amirol az Vi Eloreek
nemcsak hogy mem irnak, de
egyenesen ell akarjak arrol vonni
a tagsag figyelmet. +
Ez az Okla annak, hogy a ma
gyar egyleteken kell a kakan-
csomot keresni, -nehogy voros
egylet ilyen sep ugyvezetese
feltunjOn az "elvtarsaknak"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-19
MIKOR Az ANCOL


a beszedet elmondta es beje-
lentette, hogy Anglia keszeu
ALA "Liga" es Liga tagjai-
max vedelmere, az egesz vilag
tisztaban volt vele, hogy a fran
cia kormany kenytelen 1esz csat-
)akozni ehhez a felfogashoz.
Nemcsak azert. inert a iov6-
ben hasonlo helyzetben esetleg
a nemetek ellen Iesz kenytelen
segitseget kerni a I.igatol, ha-
mem azert is, inert kis antant
csak Ligan keresztul remelhc-
tt. hogy a habcrus zaskmanyo-
kat megtarthatja
Mem is kellett a francia mi-
nisz' erelnok szavait varni, inert
mikor Belgium Anglia bejelen-
tesehez csatlakozott, voltakep-
lFolytatas a 8-k oldalenC
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-19
AZ UZLETI VISzONYOK

erosen javulnak ha AIT a
munkasok mem lafnak, szives-
kedjenek a nagy korporaciok
izleti jelenteseit megnezni.
Mint fentebb ramutattunk, az
iizleti elet fellendulese nem fel-
tetlenul jelent jobb es tobb mum
kat, kllonosen miota az NRA
megdontese ujra a levagott nap
szamokat es magasabb munka-
idot hozta magaval.
A legerosebb a fellendules a
gep es szerszam-iparban, amely-
ben sokkal erosebben dolgoznak,
mint barmikor az utolso tizen-
ket evben.
Ebben az iparban a nagy ak
tivitas nemcsak azert van. inert a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-19

sakiket kommunizmus magyar
nyelven hazudozo selyemgyere-
kei az Vi El0re szazfele mozgal-
maban ugyanyirnak, mint bir-'
kakat.
A lap k6vetkezo szamaiban
egyebeket is e1 fogunk arulni a
tagsagnak.
Pontos szamokkal mutatjuk
maid be, hogy hany hivatalnok
dolgozfk egy-egy magyar egy-
tetns1, S mI1yen sep hadsereg
huzza a fizetest az IWO-nal.
Pontos szamokkal mutatjuk
maid be, hogy nit koltenek az
IWO-nal szervez6kre, akiknek a
bea1Iitasa ellen "a kommunista
delegatus urak es az Vi Elore
olyan er6sen izgattak.
Hogy NIT huznak XII utikolt-
seq cimen az IWO-tol, mikor a
kommunista delegatusok a ma
gyar egyletek tisztviseloinek uti-
! koltseget o1yan er6seni firtatjak.
Maid bemutatjuk, hogy a vo-
ros egyesuletben NIT koltenek az
iroda fenntartasaran meg belyeg-
re, hogy mennyitet huznak XII a
hivatalos 1apok j az egylettol,
S akkor amulnak ell azok a sze-
geny felrevezetett, megmasz-
lagolt "elvtarsak", akik folyton
az Vi E1oret "mentik' ujabb
meg ujabb hadisarccal, amit a
voros teboly hiveire havonkent
kivetnek. s7s
s ha az "elvtarsak" es mem
elvtarsak ezeket szamokat OIL
vassak, maid meglatjak, hogy
van-e jo akaratu embereknek
igaz okuk, hogy az amerikai
magyar egyesileteket biraljak
Sajnaljuk azokat Verhovay
delegatusokat, akik voros cim-
boraknak fe1I1ve, veluk egy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-19
(Folytatas . ak oldals6ll

Sztrajkok vannak egyebkent
mindenfele, kiilonosen minden
ipari centrumban, es erdekes til
net mutatkozik California allan.
ban, ahol. a vandor ,farm-munka-
sok most mem sztrajkolnak, ha-
nem bojkottot alkalmaznak egy-
egy videkre.
Amely megyekben farmerek
"vigilant" committeeket szervez-
tex terrorizal'ak a kiuzsora.
zott farm-munkast, oda egysze-
riien mem mennek el, hogy a $50.
l6t leszedjek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-19
HE tt $ ZE MI f

gyarak sietnek munka megtakari-
to gepcket rendelni, hanem azert
is, inert teie vannak haborue.
rendelesekkel Oiaszorszag re-
szer6l.
Kiilonosen sok a. rendelesuk
azoknak a gyaraknak, amriyek-
municio kesziteshez szukseges,
gepeket es felszereleseket csinal
max, de maguk a municio gyarak
is 81 vannak latva uzlettel 4
New England ANamok, kiflon0-
sen Connecticut, boom-mal di~
csekszik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-19

akarnak es mem is fognak meg
tenni.
Green a tisztvisel6ket XII fog.
ia nevezni, ami ait jelenti, hogy
a gurnmi ipar munkasai csak
gondnoksag alatt lehe4ne tag
jai szervezetnek hogy mem
rendelkezhetnek a sajat sorsuk-
kal.
A gummi ipar munkasai
egyebkent AIT is ajanljak a tob:
bi szervezeteknek, hogy, alakit.
SAX meg vegre AIT a Labor
Party-t, amire regen sziikseg
van ebben az orszagban, de amt
a Federation racketeer es kor.
rupt vezerei mindig el tudtal
meg gancsolni. I"