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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08

gusZtuS Otodlk napJan megkez
dodott Pittsburghban a Verho
way Egylet konvencioja. Ak
amerikai magyar csak van ebber
az orszagban, akar tagja a Yer.
hovaynak, akar sem, kivancsiar
varja, hogy mi sill Xxi maid a
konvenciobol? Kalacs-e vagy
csak kukoricalisztbol dagasztot1
kenyer, ami ugyan megfekszi a
gyomrot, de nem taplal.
Amint latom, a fiokok es ke.
ruletek reszerol inditvanyokbar
mem lesz hianyossag. Ennelfogva
attol felek, hogy a szokasos kon-
vencios csodabogarakbol ismet
kikapjuk a magunk reszet. Icy
lesz ez mindaddig, amig meg
mem tanuljuk az amerikaitol ait
hogy keveset beszeljink, de So
kat cselekedjiink. Amig hat-het-
nyolc vagy tiz napig tartanak
nagy egyletek konvencioi, addig
sok a cseplett buza szalmaja,
de keves magja.
A konvencios csodabogarak fe-
l6l beszelve egyszerre eszembe
jutott legnagyobb csodabogar
amit azonban mem valami jambor
feju delegatus, hanem borotva-
eles eszerol hires Polonyi Geza
fedezett fel magyar orszag-
gyulesen. Olyan historic az, a
mely megerdemli, hogy elmesel-
jem.
Az Urnak lS93-ik esztende-
jeben tortent, hogy a magyar
kepviselohaz az ugynevezett egy-
haz-politikai NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
targyalta, mar mint az allami
anyakonyvek vezeteset, a polga-
ri hazassagot, a zsidok hitenek
vallasanak egyenjogositasat es
mas efeleket.
Macy kerdesek voltak azok e
nagy emberek mozgattak a dol
gokat hajszrol is, meg csarol is
A javaslatok mellett oft volt Z
kormany: Wekerle Sandor, Szi
lagyi Desc, Tisza Kalman es q
tobbi nagyfejuek. Az ellenzel
ellen Apponyi Albert grof, Zichy
Nandor grof, Eotvos Karoly {:
mas jelesek harcoltak.
A kormany mogott oft volt q
kepviselohazi tobbseg, inert ha
Uram listen, megis csak kor.
many felol csopogott az aldas, Z
kormany portajan volt husosfa
eek. Az ellenzek mogott pedie
oft volt tamaszteknak a rette-
getten furfangos eszu Polony
Geza. Egymagaban is egesz had
sereg, aki eszbelileg, eros ekes.
szolasban, de meg inkabb szelle.
mesen ravasz furfangban felert
Given kormanyparti kepviselovel
Volt am furfang Wekerleber
is. Otizben vitte odaig vitat
hogy mar-mar szavazasra, tehat
dontesre kerilt sor. De az utol
SO pillanatban Polonyi mindie
kitalalt valamit, amivel tovabt
huzhatta a vitat. Meg is kerdezte
cgyszer t6le Apponyi Albert grof
TIE, Geza, meddig akarod
huzni EFT a vitatkozast?
Amire Polonyi halalos komoly.
saggal felelte:
Csak addig, amig a kiraly
megunja a komediat es elcsapja
a kormanyt.
Hat ennek a nyolc honapig
tarto gyilesnek soran tortent
hogy egy sep napon felallt We
kerIe a kepviselohazban es sze-
lid hangon javasolta::
Mivel ma a kormanynak
mas dolga van, nagyon kerem a
kepvisel6 urakat, hogy ne tart
sunk ma gyiilest.
Gyanakodva hallgatta ezt az
e1lenzek, inert mem tudta, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08

= Mem tehetek egyebet, mint
hogy elrendeljem a nevszerinti
szavazast a jelentektelen kerdes
ielett. Papp Geza jegyz6 ur OIL
vassa a nevsort es..
Ebben a pillanatban ujra fel-
hangzott Polonyi szava:
Elnok ur!
= Hat most meg NIT akar a
kepviselo ur?
Polonyi Geza ismet kivett va
lami irast zsebebol, a terem-
orrel felvitette az elnoki emel-
venyre es busa fejet nekiszegve
magyarazta:
= A hazszabalyok ertelmeben
a masodik ivvel, amelyet szin-
ten alairt husz kepviselo ur, ait
kerem, hogy a nevszerinti sza-
vazas megtartasat holnapra ha-
lasszuk.
Elobb halotti csend fogadta,
maid az egesz termetrazo viha-
ros deriiltseg kovette Polonyi
szavait. Bejarta a fold kerekse-
genek minden orszagat, minden
ujsagjat huncut Polonyi ko-
ponya otlete:
- A magyar kepviselohaz
HOLNAP donti ell ait, hogy
tartson-e MA gyulest vagy sem?
Amt vegtelenil nagyeszu
Polonyi Geza tudatos furfanggal
csinalt, ait konvencios delegatu-
saink sokszor ontudatlanul ko-
vetik ell. Eppen exert ven tara
jos fejemet alazatosan meghajt-
va, mely tisztelettel kerem a
Verhovay konvencio erdemes de-
legatusait, az en- kedves magyar
atyamfiait:
= Ragjak meg elobb alaposan
a szot, mielott kimondjak. Mem
mindig az legokosabb, aki
legtobbet beszel, SGT gyakran az
"a legoktalanabb.
A Macy francia biboros erse-
ket es allamferfit, Richelieut
egyszer megkerdeztek:
- Csinalt-e hibakat is a kor-
manyzataban, biboros ur?
Richelieu mosolygott:
: Csinaltam! Sokszor csinal-
tam.
= Mikor csinalt hibakat?
- Ahanyszor csak beszeltem.
Mem akar teljes nemasagra
karhoztatni senkit, de ha min
denki megszrvlelne EFT a kis
anekdotat, annak nagyon oriilne
kakashazi Kakas Marion.
Utoirat. - Hlatky Gabor fol-
dimnek hozzam intezett ker-
desere minden celzatossag nel
kill mOndom el a kOvetkezOket
Mikor Sarto velencei biboros
erseket papai tronra emeltek,
tulajdon novere csodalkozva
mondta neki:
= Mem tudom megerteni ST.
keredet. Hiszen ersek korodban
oily sokan bantottak, ocsaroltak,
sertegettek teged, hogy lehettel
megis Papa?
Amire a szenteletu egyhaz-
feJedelem mosolyogva felelte:
= Talan azert, inert en- mindig
turtem, soha Sc okkal, sc ok mel
kill masokat nem bantottam,
mem ocsaroltam, mem serteget-
tenn. Eltem ugy, ahogy a mi
Megvaltonk rendelte.
Ehhez csak annyit teszek hoz-
"a, Hlatky Gabor foldim, hogy
a katolikus egyhaz sohse csinal
puspokot abbol, aki szemelyes-
ked6 harcokba siilyed ala. Mem
Coughlin atyabol Sc csinal soha.
Hat meg kisebbekb6l. Az ege-
szen kicsinyekb6l! A kopkodok-
bol! A nyefvoltogetokb6l !
Soha! Sofia!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08

kere, ha mines oft Polonyi Geza
aki nyomban odasugta az akkol
meg fatal Gyorffy Gyula KEEP
viselonek:
ALI fel Gyula Is beszelj
Mir6l beszeljek Geza ba-
tyam?
Banom is en-, hogy mirol
beszelsz, csak hosszan beszelj
huzd az id0t, anig csak birod.
Felallott erre Gyorffy Gyula
szolasra jelentkezett, osszehor.
dott tticskot-bogarat, hetet-havat
de kihuzta az idot delig. Es
meg be Sc fejezte a szot, mar
talpon volt Polonyi Geza es ma
gyon iinnepelyes hangon mond-
ia az elnoknek:
= Deli harangszora jar az ido.
Ere a sep beszedre, amt most
hallottunk, megerdemlunk egy
kis ebedszunetet.
EFT meltanyos kerest mem
lehetett megtagadni. Az ebeddel
is elhuzott Polonyi jo felorat,
kozben pedig felbiztatta Ho-
ranszky Nandor kepvisel6t:
- Ha te szolasra jelentkeznel
Nandi es felegytol egynegyed-
kettoig kihuznad az idot, akkor
en- a kello idoben elsutom maid
nagyagyut.
Hasztalan faggattak, hogy NIT
tervez, mire keszil, mem arulta
Ell titkot, csak ait mondta:
= Olyan nagyot szol maid az
en- agyum, hogy harom napig
azon nevet az egesz vilag.
Horanszky Nandor azutan
meg is tette ait szivesseget a
nagyeszi cselszovonek, hogy $50
kott szaraz, unalmas modoraban
ora mutatoja egynegyedkettot
Jelzett. Akkor pontot tett besze-
de vegere es leilt, Abban a pill
lanatban azonban mar talpon
volt Wekerle Sandor Minister
elnok es megismetelte kereset:
Ne tartsunk ma gyulest
tisztelt kepvisel6 urak.
A kepviselohaz elnoke a haz-
szabalyoknak megfeleloleg ker.
dezte:
-Akar-e valaki a MINISTER.
elnok ur inditvanyahoz, hogy ma
ne tartsunk gyiilest, hozzaszolni
/, Es mivel Sc kormanyparti
Sc az ellenzeki padsorokbol mem
jelentkezett senki szolasra, az
elnok szabalyszeriileg tovabt
folytatta;
Akik a miniszterelnok III
inditvanyat elfogadjak, allja
max. >.
Ebben a pillanatban felpattan1
helyerol Polonyi Geza es az
egesz termet betolto, hatalmas
hangjan kialtotta:
= Elnok ur!
Az emelvenyen ulo elnok meg
utkozve nezett elobb Polonyira
maid elesen rosszalo hangor
mondotta:
= A kepviselo urak kozul ep-
pen Polonyi kepviselo ur az, ak
legjobban ismeri a hazszabalyo.
kat, ennelfogva legjobban tudja
hogy mikor az elnok mar szava.
zasra bocsatott egy kerdest, ak.
kor afelett tovabbi vitanak mines
helye.
Polonyi Geza hatalmas hang.
ia ujra felharsant:
= En- mem is akarok vitazni!
= Akkor nit ohajt kepvise-
l6 ur?
Polonyi busa fejet, oroszlan
arcat szeles mosolygas ontotte
Ell, amint az elnok kerdesere va
laszolt:
- Nevszerinti szavazast ke-
rex.
Es ezzel mar at is adta a iegy-
zonek a nevszerinti szavazast
kero ivet. Husz kepviselo alaira-
sa kellett annak ervenyessegehez
es. a ravasz Polonyi biztonsag
Okahol n1indiC q zsehehen hor-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08
"Megis mozog a fold.

i
ezekben az vi deal idokben, mi
kor AIT latja, hogy amt az ell
nok Macy keservesen felepit, AIT
a Court utjan rombolja le a
nagytoke es neha remenytelenul
elcsiigged mindenki.
Neha ugy erezzuk, hogy mem
er semmit ez a rongy elet, hogy
nincs kivezet6 ut a nyomorbol,
hogy mem erdemes kuzdeni, mem
erdemes meg mas kuzdelmet
sem figyelni-
Neha azonban mutatkozik ne
mi haladas es mint a vizben full
doklo, belekapaszkodunk minden
ilyen szalmaszalba, inert az en-
bernek hinni kell, bizni kell, ha
nem masert akkor azert, hogy a
= csalodasokat kibirja.
| E sorok iroja kulonos figye-
lemmel kiseri Pennsylvania ALA
mot inert mem volt reakciosabb,
mem volt korruptabb allamgepe-
{! zet, mint Keystone State-ben
mielott Roosevelt az vi dealt
elhozta.
Pinchot kormanyzo mar prog
ressive es ami a fo, becsuletes
szandeku ember volt, de cgyeni
palyafutasa a republikanus part
hoz lancolta magaban a partban
szurtak hatba minden jo szan-
| dekat.
A Mellonok, az Atterburyk, a
Stotesburyk, (Morganek) ait az
allamot annyira uraltak hogy
mindent zsebukben tartottak es
az allan szenatusan keresztul
meg mindig tulsagos Macy es
kartekony a befolyasuk.
De ennek dacara, szinte udito
dolog ma Pennsylvaniarol OIL
vasni.
Earle, az allan vi kormany-
zoja gazdag ember, akinek a
szajaban volt az a bizonyos
eziist karal, mikor az edesanyja
megszulte.
Mikor futott a kormanyzoi
tisztsegre, mem Macy bizalommal
fogadtuk. Idaig soha kozelet-
ben jelet mem adta, hogy erdekli
a vilag sora vagy a szegeny en-
Der sorsa, semmi okunk mem
volt that oriilni, g mikor lattuk,
hogy meg egy gazdag ember
fut az vi deal ticketjen.
Meg mem hivtak ossze a tor
venyhozast, mar kellemesen lat
TUX, hogy tevedtiink.
Az vi kormanyzo elso kineve-
zesei kitunoek voltak S ait mond-
hatnank, hogy egyenesen part
nersegre lepett az American
Federation of Labor-rel.
Nekiink ugyan ezer kifogasunk
van az ellen bunch ellen, de a
munkasoknak jelenleg mas KEEP
viseloi meg sincsenek ebben az
orszagban mikor Earle veliik
szovetkezett, egyenesen a mum
kasok szovetseget kerte es ke-
reste.
A torveny-javaslatai egytol
egyig kitiinoek voltak, bar azok
nyolcvan szazalekat elgancsolta
a reakcios Is er6sen korrupt SEE
natus, remeny van ra, hogy a jo-
vore Pennsylvania nepe kitisz-
titja fels6 hazat is es ICY al
kalmat adnak a kormanyzonak
az igazi konstruktive munkara.
Kozben az allan iigyeit igyek-
SILK olyan tisztan es tisztessege-
sen vezetni, ahogy ait a jelen-
legi koriilmenyek kozt meg le-
het tennie.
EFT par sort pedig azert ir-
juk meg, inert eppen elegszer
vagyunk kenytelenek a kozhiva-
tolnokok bitangsagait felpana-
szolni es orilunk, ha egyszer XII
veteles embert tisztelhetunk meg
ilyen irasban.
Megirjuk pedig abbol az aka
lombol, hogy a kormanyzo a
Pittsburgh Egyetemhez cimzett
levelet kozolte lapokban.
s
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-12-27

IVA COMMUNISM

Opponents of the work the Tennes-
see valley authority is doing in per-
manently improving the conditions Of
thousands of people do not hesitate
to make glaringly erroneous state
ments regarding that organization.
One of these fables is to the effect
that Norris, Tenn, built by the fed
eral government to provide living
quarters for workers employed in con-
structing the Norris dam, is god
less town."
This canard has been given wide cir
culation. Governor Eugene Talmadge
of Georgia recently added impetus to
it's journey by citing it as proof that
the government had imposed eommu-
nism on the residents Of Norris by
refusing to permit denominational
churches to be built"
Poor Richard said, Half the truth
is often great lie." This maxim
applies to Talmadge's brainstorm.
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the United States. Here are a few
figures that may help understanding.

the United States. Here are a few
figures that may help understanding.
Official records of the Bureau OF
Internal Revenue show that before
Mellon took charge of the treasury,
the highest refunds-that is, money
which the treasury returned to tax
PAYERS for legal or moral reasons
was s2s,656,0o0 for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1921, when Mellon
was in control for three months after
the Wilson administration went out
of office.
The next year, 1922, with Mellon in
full control, refunds, credits and
abatements totaled 1892, 1872 900. In
1923, they came to s43o,577ooo; in
1926, they were $513,358,ooo, and in
193O-after the depression began,
they were 1926, ,774,o0o.
In the nine years of Mellonism, $3,-
432, 2,453, 900 were either turned back
from the treasury as refunds or kept
out Of it by credits and abatements-
twelve times the high record of that
sort before Mellon came.
If that money had come into the
treasury and been paid out on the pub
lie debt or public works, there would
have been a perceptible gain for pay
envelopes, and big reduction of chips
on the Wall street gambling tables
/ And either of those effects would have
postponed or mitigated the depres-
sion
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governing the labor of children there
is danger that such action might fur
nish states which have not yet rati-
fed the amendment with an excuse
that no such action was necessary
because of the provisions contained in
said conrpacts.
six New England states and Penn
sylvania have such compacts. When
two of these states have agreed to
certain legislation and it is approved
by congress it becomes the law in
other states.
Massachusetts and New Hampshire
have adopted minimum wage law.
It provides that no employer can pay
a woman or a minor under 21 years of
age an unfair or oppressive wage.
When congress consents to the action
of these two states then the minimum
law becomes effective in the other
four states
"The consent of congress is requir-
ed by reason of Section 10 of Article l
of the constitution Of the United
States which provides: No state
shall, without the consent of con
gress enter into any agreement
or compact with another state.
uniformity in child labor legisla-
ton can be secured through an act of
congress after ratification Of the child
labor amendment by the required
number Of states. Our primary pur-
pose is to secure the adoption Of the
child labor amendment.
THE executive council, therefore,
warns state federations of labor to ex-
ercise the highest degree Of care in
approving compacts containing pro-
visions governing child labor"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-12-27
CHILD LABOR AMENDMENT
THREATENED

The 1885 convention Of the Amer
ican Federation Of Labor expressed
The we'll grounded fear that interstate
.compacts to regulate minimum wages
for women and minors may work
against the adoption Of the child la
Dor amendment to the federal consti-
tuition, and approved the warning Of
the executive council Of the federation
that organized labor should scrutinize
the child labor provisions Of the COM
pacts very carefully before endorsing
them.
Representatives Of a number Of
states, the council said, have held
conferences andhave sought to estab-
lish compacts providing for uniform,
standards conditions Of employment,
particularly with regard to minimum
wages for women and minors. While
certain portions Of these plans can be
approved and supported, there is one
phase of the question which must be
given most careful consideration and
which is classified as child labor leg
islation.
"since 1924 the American Fedora
ton of Labor has urged the ratifca-
ton of an amendment to the consti-
tuition of the United States delegating
to congress power to limit, regulate
and prohibit the employment Of chill
dren in mines, mills and factories.
IF state compacts make provisions
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The Cherry
HTv Where with sur
rec Liss,. \, \ H..sA.s .s',.s
about many things, sometimes pre-
foundly, sometimes Aippantly,
sometimes recklessly.

A gallery filled with pictures col
lected by the late Henry C. Frick has
been thrown open to the public in New
York, and the artistic colony Of the
city is quite excited about it. They
are all "old masters" They were
gathered by Frick over a period Of
nearly 40 years. Much about the pic
lures and more about Frick is being
printed in the papers of the metropo-
lis-but very important thing is
left out.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-12-27
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1885
A LONG OVERDUE MOVE
BY THE TREASURY

The United States treasury has
filed liens against the Associated Gas
& Electric Co. and its subsidiaries and
affliates for $50, ,4o6,o31 for evaded
taxes, interest on the lodged pay
ments, and penalties for evasion.
This is the best news that has come
from the treasury in many long
day 1t should make labor, the farm
ers, small business and consumers in
general join together in singing the
good old revival hymn
This is the way welong have sought,
And mourned because we found it
not!'
It is found now, and if the way" is
followed with sufficient intelligence
and energy, we shall hear less about
unbalanced budgets. It's common talk
in Wall street that while the A. G.
& f. reported losses to the govern
ment every year from 1925 to 1882,
both years included, il one Of those
years it reported more than $4,000
600 net profits to its stockholders.
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WHAT NEXT?

The first pump serving gasoline
made from British coal was recently
placed in operation, with Tom Will
liams, member of parliament, turn
ing on the pump at formal ceremonies.
The gasoline is distilled from hydro
carbon oils produced by submission Of
coal to hydrogen pressure at $50 Cen
tigrades. An initial output of 100000
tons of gasoline a year is expected,
giving employment to several thou
sand miners and professors.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-12-27

These s'Sales Tax Punch Cards are invalu-
able to grocers, druggists and all merchants
having small unit sales
They enable the customers to save money
by paying one tax only.
To wide-awake merchants they offer oppor-
tunities of getting and holding the custom
er's trade-in short, they are a real SALES
| BOOSTER"
These "Sales Tax Punch Cards" are made to
conform to the Ohio Tax Commission rul-
ings. Made in different denominations.
Printed on stiff bristol Each card num-
bered. Ready for immediate delivery.
Phone 1896 for additional information.
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Bob Dunn

WHENEVER empty the hands OF JUNK
w may hooegger So chip your empty
Hotels and the
the country cooperating
Here oscar
invented boebreakng
market
paid its federal and state
receipts o the govern
ment- profit booleaaers.
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losses of the United States in the
World War were 1854.
A safety conference" has just
been held in Washington to consider
ways and means of lowering the auto
toll. Why not consider prohibiting the
sale of any car that will go above
certain speed per hour, except to
police patrols, fire departments, etc.
And make the limit low enough
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collie, which began with an infusion
of goat manure, 'they emptied sewer
down their throats for remedy" The
chief difference between the case that
Mark cites and the one just arrived
from the Polish doctor seems to be the
difference between sheep and goats.
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The automobile is the deadliest in
vention since gunpowder. 1t kills
more people in this country each year
than were killed in any battle of the
Civil War. It kills about $4,000 per-
sons per year-and the killed-in- battle
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-12-27

Buying products with union labels
on them is the best guarantee that the
money spent for them will return to
the American workers pay envelope.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-12-27

No one tells the real story of Henry
G. Frick as the coke and steel mag
nate who broke strikes by hiring Pink
erton thugs and sent them against
the strikers to club and kill No one
tells of his ruthless wage cutting.
No one mentions his clever trick of
insisting, if he must have contract
with his men, on having that contract
expire in winter, when the suffering
from unemployment would be worst.
Yet these the the things about Frick
which one must know, if he is to
know anything worth mentioning of
the real man.
Frick got his first big start in the
coke business; and when a strike came,
he broke it with deputies and bought
police, but most of all with Pinkertons
riff raft rounded up by the Pinker-
ton detective agency. He joined
forces with Carnegie, and in 1892 pre-
cipitated the Homestead strike. He
cut wages. He refused to make an
agreement with the union unless that
would terminate in the dead of winter.
He hired 300 Pinkertons, and turned
them loose, and the strikers threshed
the stlfhn0 ont of them
OF course the strikers were beaten
at last With the money extorted
from consumers by high prices and
saved by cutting wages, he bought
pictures, and more pictures. Now
after 43 years, those pictures are
exhibited in New York.
Why wasn't there someone with a
sense of the fitness of things to exhibit
the pictures in Homestead?
Word comes from Greece that cook
ing food in sheep entrails is a SOW
ereign preventive of cancer. A Polish
doctor found that the peasants of the
region near Marathon never had can
Ger, didn't know what it was. He in
vestigated their cookery, and found
it as stated. Selah.
When our ancestors chanced to
swallow sigh wrote Mark Twain,
after repeating an old prescription for
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-12-27

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WISDOM

The first requirement Of the consti-
tuition of a progressive society is that
it keep pace with that society-Prof.
Edward S. Corwin.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-11-07

Under the Wagner bill the employer
still would be permitted to watch the
wheels go round.