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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-25

jects of American art in the dec
orative and applied arts.
The exhibition is comprised OF
approximately ITS plates, repre-
senting the types of decorative art
from 1920 to 1890, executed by a
total of SO artists from New York,
New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland,
Louisiana, Michigan, Illinois. New
Mexico, California, the New Eng
land States and the District Of
Columbia.
Unusual Work
One of the most interesting
pieces of work, from local stand
point, is an embroidered sampler
in petit point made by Hannah
Reeve, IL years old, in Alexandria,
in 1913. The original, from which
the water cloor was made, is on
exhibition In the Smithsonian In
Stitution.
There is another piece Of early
decorative art which is interesting
if only for its unuSualneSS. It is a
birth certificate done in water
color, recording the birth Of Sarah
Campion in Pennsylvania on No
vember 10, 1777.
There are others, too, like the
Duncan Phyfe furniture, the dolls
that little girls of the Eighteenth
and Nineteenth Centuries played
with. the toy coaches and stoves
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-25

flee, the Patent Office, Navy
Yard, the East Room in the
Presidents House, U. S. Arsenal,
Statue of Washington, Statue of
General Jackson, Washington'S
Tomb, the west front of the
Capitol and the National Observ-
atory.
Striking Contrast
One building. labeled the City
Hall, will be recognized as the
present District Supreme Court
Building. Long before the present
District Building was built, the
courthouse was used for the ad-
ministration Of District Of Colum-
bia affairs.
In striking contrast to the
quaint old Autographs, the Public
Library is also showing a series Of
drawings Of Washington by
Joseph Himmelheber. His draw
ings are of the Capitol, New
Hampshire Avenue looking toward
Dupont Circle, Georgetown Uni
versity from the Key Bridge. Ma
tional Cathedral of SIS. Peter and
Paul, the Pennsylvania Avenue en-
trance to the Treasury, main en-
trance to the Library of Congress,
and Arlington Memorial Bridge
under construction.
The exhibition is worth seeing.
No WaShingtonian should miss 1t.
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ument as we know it now, but as
it looked in the original design
made in 1886, showing the shaft.
not nearly as tall as the one final.
ly built, rising from a grand cir.
cular colonnade."
The engraver, strangely enough,
selected this original design in
preference to the slowly rising
monument which in 1854 had
reached a height Of only 156 feet
of its present 555 feet. The plan
from which the Sachse engraving
was made was never formally
adopted by the Washington Ma
tional Monument Society, which
sponsored the erection Of the me
mortal to the First President.
OF Peculiar Interest
In the collection are three long
range views Of the National Capt.
tai, which should be of particular
interest to those addicted to
WaShingtoniana-and who isn't?
Take, for instance, the "View
From Lunatic Asylum" (St. Eliza
beth's HoSpitaD, a picture that
overlookS the Anacostia River,
flecked with sailboats, and shows
Washington in the distance with
its low-built houses, with the
Capitol and the Washington
Monument, Of the original par
thenon design, towering above the
quiet city.
The View from Military
Asylum" Soldiers Home) gives
the National Capital the appear
ance Of a small own, q very
small town. with very little &C
tivity. And the print entitled
Georgetown" gives a view Of
Washington along the waterfront
much different from the present
seething traffic and Smoke-stacks.
Once the White House was
known as the Presidents House,
and though in the mid-Nine-
tenth Century, it had already
come to be known by it's color,
the SachSe prints persist in call
ing it the Presidents House.
Then it was just the mansion,
minus the east and west wings.
All the other prints are equally
interesting. the General Post Of
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Pre-Repeal
Anecdotes

Joe Madden, 1.-THE Marquis Of
Fifty-first street." Is known along
Broadway in the touching YER
nacular Of that country as a guy
who ran speakeaSy during pro-
hibition.
Joe becomes offended at times
if his emporium is mentioned in
those not too polite terms. Joe
likes to think Of himself as q
proprietor Of q pub. Be that Is
it may, it will probably be UP to
o. o. Mcintyre and Walter
Winchell to settle that one. Joe
has written q book, therefore
Joe will be mentioned here prin-
cipaHy as a literary light.
Even in that case it will be
hard to keep from referring now
and then to what one might
term as Joe'S main accomplish
ment for Joe's book goes by the
monicker Of "Whatn You Have,
Boys?" \
In the first place that title is not
as empty as 1t seems because, al
though Joe turns from dispensing
liquid nourishment to that Of dish
ing it off the pen his wares still
have a kick in them and to some
extent have the same properties as
the never-to-be-forgotten, "giggle
water" .
Joe begins by saying:
"Of course now that repeal
Is here, and 1 am D legit cafe
owner, everything is going to be
just dandy-maybe."
And, diving off the deep end
from there, Joe unfolds a roilicking
series Of anecdotes about the days
when. and the people who-and
the times how. Most Of them are
full favored. A couple taken in
quick time will probably have you
looping too.
"What'l You Have, Boys?" By
Joe Madden, published by Farrar
& Rinehart.
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made Of cast iron with revolving
tops" and many more too numer-
Gus to mention.
The American Index Of Design
is considered as a project Of def
mite social value, in view Of the
fact that many of the objects
shown in the exhibition have
never been studied and others
were In danger Of being lost or
destroyed.
When the folio is completed
and published, copies will be sent
to educational institutions.
The artistic work on the designs
shown in the exhibition is really
remarkable, in many instances the
water colors appearing so like the
fabrics they represent that 1t Is
difficult to believe they are NOS
he fabrics themselves. -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-25
.Vew Deal
Noodles

Rhyming away the tediouSnesS
Of politics is getting to be a ma
tional game. The politicians do it.
The political writer's do it. The
voters try it and now the wife
of one of the foremost critics Of
the New Deal has fallen for 1t,
hook, line and sinker.
James P. Warburg, as you must
be clearly aware by now, wrote
"Hell Bent For Election" and
"Still Hell Bent" It caused so
much enthusiasm even in his own
family, which all things consid-
cred is a rare delight, that his
wife has written New Deal
Noodles" A new kind Of q book
Of rhymes.
And what a golden opportunity
she found! With the AAA and
the CCC and most everything let
tered so nicely. She does like
this:
"When the "A'S 1Dere tripled, so
1Uere the fC"S,
Witch meant that young men
could cut do1D1I and plant trees.
And learn about tlo1Uers and birds,
beasts and bees,
And 1Uh1t makes the holes IN q
piece of StDiSS cheese.
But then, I admit there are 1OorSe
things than these"
And I'll admit there are better
things in the book than this one
but then Of course there are a lot
better things outside this book, so
the score is even.
''New Deal Noodles" by Phyllis
B. Warburg. published by Double
day, Doran.
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Notes or
Books

Margaret Mitchell wrote "Gone
With the Wind" for her own
pleasure and didn't think it was
good enough to offer to a pub
Usher. It was put on the market
June 80 and Immediately made a
dive for the best seller list. It is
acclaimed the Greatest American
Novel," It is all about Georgia
and a heroine of incompatible
spirit. Macmillan is the publisher.
Macmillan is bringing out the
life Of the picturesque missionary
pioneer, EuSebio Francisco Kino,
as told by DR.. Herbert Eugene Boil
ton, Of the University Of Califor-
mia, under the title of Rim of
ChriStendom."
Harper & Brothers list Of publ
cations for July and August in
cludeS: EyeleSs in GAIA, by Aldous
Huxley. The Clergyman'S Daugh-
ter, by George Orwell, Burn Candle,
Burn, by Harriet Henry, the Wheel
Spins, by Ethel Lima White, Night
Action, by Sydney Parkman, and
Murdered, One by One. by Francis
Bedding.
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The Wine
Press

"A sword ID not always Of steel.
It very. often is . laugh at the
wrong time"
EpigramS Of this character and
moro than q score of poems fill
the pages Of 1.-THE Wine Press"
by Ethan Tame. The poems and
the epigrams are based on the au-
thor'S philosophical understand
ing Of human nature and his oh.
servation Of reality that flows
around him.
The contents have q quiet per-
Sonal touch presented in tones Of
rhythm that is contagious.
"Ths Wine Press" by Ethan
Tame, published by Wetzel Pub
fishing Company.
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Current
Art

National Gallery Of Art
Index Of American Design exhI-
bitiOn.
Public Library
Old Autographs Of Washington
public buildings and contemporary
drawings of local scenes.
Library Of Congress
Exhibition of drawings by Ed.
ward Penfield and of wOOdcuts.
sketches. oils, water cOlors, pas
tells and drawings by Alice Bar
Der Stevens.
Arts Club
Summer exhibition Of members'
work.
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Exhibit Recalls National
Capital of Other Days

In the old days. Washington slept peacefully along the
Potomac lazy town where the greatest noises from the
Senate chamber.
But that long time ago. long before the New Deal
moved in Washington And things have changed The
noise still issues from the Senate chamber but there
OF new Government buildings the sounds from which
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-25
Early American Designs
To Be Preserved

Reproductions in water coors drawings and photographs
of early American design being shown at the National
Gallery of Art in of the most unusual and interesting
exhibitions to come to this city in a long time.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26
MOST FOLYNAK AZ EVI

Community Chest gyiij-
tesek az egesz orszagban es
ugy latszik, hogy a kivetett
0sszegeket minden nagyobb
nehezseg nelkil begyiijtik.
A tokes ad, inert annyival
kisebb lesz a jovedelmi adoja,
a munkas ad, inert ait hiszi,
hogy emelked6 keresetet meg
oszthatja a szegennyel.
A mi ,allaspontunk mem val
tozott ebben a kerdesben, mi
ellene vagyunk, minden ilyen
gytijtesnek, inert velemenyiink
szerint mindeh k0zjotekony-
sagr6l gondoskodni lehet es
kell az ,adokbol.'>
A szegenyek es elesettek
sorsat mem szabad jotekony-
sagra bizni, l1anem a SERVE
zett tarsadalena' k0telessege.
hogy joleti intezmenyeinket
fenntartSas - ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26
KET NAGYON>tJDV

mozgalmat latunk az orszag
ban az orvosok reszer6l. Az
egyiknek az q celia, hogy a
tid6vesz ellen. kuzdve ait tel
jesen ki0lje, a masiknak az,
hogy a szifiliszt .(verbajt) XII
emelje a ''titkos betegsegek"
sorab6l.
A szifilisz .pusztitasai a leg
borzalmasabbak, dacara an
max, hogy az 0sszes veszes to-
megbetegsegektik0ziil a leg
k0nnyebbenh6s legbiztosabban
gy6gyitjak. s'De a tarsadalmi
kepmutatas1eddig ait = mint
a legt0bb nemi betegseget -
szegyennek ess1 titkolni val6-
max tartotta. sHa egyszer ell
erik, hogy q felyilagosultsag a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26
A CAZDASAGI HIREK

het ev ota kedvez6bbek mem
voltak, mint jelenleg. A ke-
resked6k joforman keptelenek
arut kapni es att6l felnek,
hogy ruha es jateknemiiekben
nagy r0vidseg lesz a jov6 ho-
napban. Ugyanez a helyzet
a cip6 iparban is.
A k0nnyu ipar tehat jo h6-
napok el6tt all es csak az
nyugtalanit mindenkit, hogy
az aremelkedessel a piacot
meg0lik. Kul0n0sen a tavaszi
ruhak arat emeltek a gyaro-
sok a kelletenel magasabbra.
A nehez iparban hasonl6 hi
rex vannak es AIT hiszik, hogy
a k0vetkez6 negy-0t h6napra
a gyarak teljesen el vannak
latva munkAval.
A vas Is acelgyarak j6l dol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26

menni. Ha egyszeruen tovabb
folytatjak a hadiszerek nagy-
mervi szallitasat, nagyobb baj
mem lesz a dologbol, inert ait
"titokban" eddig is megtettek.
Ha azonban hadihajokat
adnak "k0lcs0n' a lazadoknak
hogy a blokadot eredmenyesse
tehessek. akkor konnyen SUI
lyos helyzet lehet a dologbol,
hacsak a szovjet kormany
meg mem hatral es belle mem
nyugszik, hogy szallitmanyait
a nemet es olasz hajok fell
tartsak.
Mert koztudomasu, hogy a
lojalistaknak viszont a szov-
jet szallitja a hadi felszerelese-
ket es municiot, szinten mem
hivatalosan, tehat szinten
"titokban."
Az is kerdes, hogy az angol
es a francia kormanyok haj-
landok lesznek-e elturni, hogy
az egesz europai nemzetkozi
politikat Mussolini es Hitler
iranyitsak es a FoldkOzi ten
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26
AZ ANGOL ES FRANCIA

kormanyok fejfajasat sem
mivel mem csokkentette az a
japan-remet szovetseg, amir6l
ugyan egy felev ota tudott
mindenki, de amt csak a multi
heten ismertek be hivatalosan
mindket kormany reszerol.
Nyilvanvalo, hogy ez a sz0-
vetseg az orosz kormany ell
len Tranquil, bar a szovetsege-
SEX ait allitjak, -hogy mem a
szovjet, csak a "bolshevizmus"
ellen kotottek egymassal SEER
z6dest.
Az orosz kormany tudatta
Japannal, hogy a Japan sza-
mara feltetleniil szukseges ha-
laszati szerz6dest mindaddig
alairni mem fogjak, amig a
nemet-japan szerz6dest mem
torlik. GA halaszati szerz6des
lehet6ve teszi Japannak, hogy
(Folvtatas 81 oldalonl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26
A FARMEREKRE IS 10

volt az utolso ket het, inert
az arakat alaposan emelte. A
buza a dollar es huszonot cen
tet elhagyta, a tengeri mem
messze van m0g0tte es ez ter.
meszetesen nemcsak a hus
max, hanem nindennek az
arat fel fogja ernelni.
Mindennel jobb hir azonbar
a f0ldmuves szamara, hogy
isrnet emelkedo keresettel fog.
max dolgozni a munkasok, a
hazai piac tehat ujra nagyobh
leSz. s-t.'
EFT viszont megerzik a tel, a
zoldseg, a gyiimolcs termeles-
ben, inert ezek a termesek a
munkasok el6tt lukszus-szam-
ba mentek az utolso hat ev-
ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26
A MUNKASMOZGALMAK

a munkasoknak a kon-
gresszusban megnyilvanul6
ereje IS attol fog fuggni,
hogy a tampai konvencio veg
legesen elvagja-e az utjat a
ket tahorra szakadt szerveze-
tex kozt a bekenek.
EFT lesik ugy az iparmagna-
Sok, mint a munkasok, S ett0l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26

(Folytatas a Ak oldalron
amelynek kompania juniba
Szervezett munkasai mem hal
landok a fizetesjavitassal min
den egyeb kovetelesiiket ell
vetni.
Minden jel ait mutatja
hogy a kompania junk meg
er6sodnek, hogy azok bizonyos
fuggetlensegre fognak
gyarosokkal szemben - szert
tenni es hogy a vezereik oket
a CIO csabitasai ellen meg.
vedik. Leginkabb persze azert
inert - Ok akarnak vezereik
maradni.
A beremeles minden esetre
nagy es sulyos k0vet dobott a
CIO utjaba, amely most in.
kabb az auto-alkatreszek ipa.
ra .fele orientalodik, amig 9
tnehez ipar rmunkasai ra mem
j0nnek, hogy a tiz szazalekos
beremeles mem sokat jelentett
inert a dragasag majdnen
annyiva, nagyobb lett.
Erdekes oldalrol kifogasol
tax az aceltruszt uj otletet
hogy a bereket a megelhetes
hez viszonyitsa a j0v6ben
Weir, a National Steel hirhedt
eln0ke tiltakozik ez ellen, mer'
attol fel, hogy akkor mindie
alacsony bere lesz a munkas
max. Weir halalos ellensege
a szervezetnek, egyebkent
azonban progressive ember
aki hisz a magas berekben.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26
EGYEBKENT A KIKOT0
MUNKASOK

k0zel egy honapja tartd
sztrajkjaban nem jutottak k0.
zelebb a bekehez.
A munkaiigyi miniszter k0z-
vetitese mem jart sikerrel es
a multi het vegen a munka-
adok es a kereskedelmi egye-
siiletek egyenesen az eln0kh0z
fordultak, hogy szemelyesen
pr6balja a beket megcsi-
nAlni.
Termeszetesen az eln0k
azert nem fog visszafordulni
a delre vezet6 utjarol es ell
lehetiink ra kesziilve, hogy a
sulyos vesztesegeket okoz6
sztrajk tovabb tart.
A Csendes tenger kik0t6iben
a sztrajk teljes Is most mar
bekes, a Gulf kikot6kben ter
rort alkalmaznak es naponta
letartoztatasok Is serilesek
t0rtennek, az Atlanti kik0t6-
ben, kiil0n0sen New Yorkban
a sztrajk er6sen meggy0ngiilt,
inert az AFL szervezete a
sztrajk ellen van.
A sztrajk k0vetkezt6ben
nagy anyagi veszteskget szen-
vednek, Hawaiian Is Alas
kaban iizleteket kellett aru-
hiany miatt bezarni.
A SOUTH,BENDI BENDIX
sztrajk vonta niagara a multi
h6ten a nemzet figyelmet,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26

allitja a Supreme Courtot
Ohio allan sz0vetsegi biro
saga, anely kimondotta 6
multi heten, hogy alkotna.
nyos az allamnak a no es
gyermekmunkasok beret e.
munkaidejet szabalyoz6 tor.
venye.
A Supreme Court juniusbar.
New York allan hasonlo tor.
venyet alkotmanyellenesnek
talalta, most tehat a legfelsd
birosag vagy hi marad a sa-
jat rekordjahoz, vagy tudoma-
sui vette a valasztasok cred.
menyeb6l, hogy NIT kivan g
polgarsag is sajat el6z6 don
teset megd0nti. Ez mar el6-
fordult az orszag t0rtenete-
ben SOk eSetben.
Talan jobb lenne, ha
Supreme Court szembe szallna
ezzel a t0rvennyel, inert akkor
elemi er6vel t0rne XII az a k0-
veteles, hogy azonnal m6do-
sitsak a Supreme Courtot,
annak miik0deset es jogk0ret,
vagy az alkotmanyt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26
'HA AZ "ELISMERESNEL' z

tovabb Mussolini es Hitler
mem mennek, akkor a spanyOl
polgarhaboru sokaig tart es
veres lesz, inert most mar a
lojalistakat is alaposan ellatja
az orosz kormany mindennel,
ami a haboru folytatasahoz
szukseges.
Madlid peldatlanul h6sies
es elkeseredett vedelme meg
mutatta. hogy a lojalistak
tankokat es kitun6 reptile
gepeket kaptak az utols6 he
tekben es Catalonia eros csa-
patokat kuldott, hogy a vede,-
met segitsek.
A n6k es gyermekek eltavo-
litasa a varos feladasat korant
sem jelenti es ugy latszik.
hogy a spanyolok nagyszerii
es modern f6varosa teljesen
pusztulasra van itelve; inert
az biztos. hogy a felkel6k gy6-
feline eseten a kivonulo voro-
SEX a varost darabokra rob
bantjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26

szerol varta.'a a vilag, hogy
Madrid eleste utan a lazadok
kormanyat el fogja ismerni,
de mindenkit2 rneglepett, hogy
Madrid elestet sem tudtak be-
varni. t;'f '';H
A Franco kormany reszle-
ges elismerese meglehetos yak
merove. tette a lazadok taborat
es bejelentettek, hogy Bar
celonat = a lojalistak nagy
kik0tojet blokad ala We
SILK es ha sziikseges lesz szet-
l0vik, de az orosz municios
szallitnanyok. utjat elalljak.
A blokad joga ugyan meg
van a hadviselo feleknek, de
Anglia peldaul mem ismerte
meg ell a lazadokat hadvisel6
feleknek, pillanatban tehat
csak mint kalozok allhatnak
a keresk:edelmi hajok utjaba.
MOST CSAK AZ
A KERDES,
aii!Ss
hogy a. ket fascista kormany
meddig fog a baratsagaval ell
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26
NINCS MEG BEKE

a cumberland sz0vogyari
munkasok berharcaban, S ugy
latszik, hogy az embereket q
CIO teljes er6vel tamogatja
Bar a szovoiparban is alfalfa
nos beremeles volt, mem lehe.
tetlen, hogy a sztrajk Cum
berlandbol mas videkre is at
terjed.
'Sztrajk volt a multi heten
szaznyolcvan olyan helyen
ahol katszaznal t0bb mum
kas vonult XII a munkabol.
Beket k0t0ttek az Arkansas
and Louisiana vasut hirhedtte
Walt berharcaban es nyolcvan
szazalekos gy6zelmet arattak
a munkasok, akik k0zul t0b-
bet meg0ltek a ket honap ots
tartott berharcban. A sztrajk
t0r6k es vasuti detektivek k0-
ziil hetet a sztrajk tartama
alatt szinten megoltek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26
AZ ELEKTROMOS IPAR

vi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nem
iger csak tizenot-husz honapos
szallitast, es az elektromos fell
szerelesek teren szinten BOOM
OF jeleznek.
Az epitkezes allitolag a ta-
vaszra oily nagy lesz, hogy
;munkashianytol felnek komo-
lyan az iparban.
New -Yorkban attol tarta-
max, hcgy "tragikus" lakas.
hiany lesz a j0v6re, de kello
mennyisegben epiteni mem
mernek- Mem is merhetneA
mindaddig, amig a negy-o
dollaros napszamert dolgozo
munkasnep olyan hazbereket
kenytelen fizetni, amelyek IT,
zenket- t-tizenhat dollaros mum
kaberer alapulnak az epito
1parban.
Ez a fo-oka annak, hogy a
mesterseg szerint,ff szervezett
munkasok mem ;akarjak a
CIO-t tamogatni a munkabarl,
inert ha tomeg-szervezetek
lesznek, akkor ilyen oriasi ell
tolodasok mem lehetnek a nap
szamban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26

inert a gummi-munkasokon
xviii eddig a Bendix-munka-
sok rendeztek az els6 jelen-
tekeny 'sit-down' sztrajkot,
ugy hogy a gyarat ezer mum
kas megszallta.
A gyarosok er6szakot mem
aIkalmaztak a multi het We
geig, ugy latszott a het ele-
jen, hogy az egyezseg csak ma
pok vagy orak kerdese.
A CIO altal tamogatott
auto-munkasok szervezete
akar targyalni a munkasok
neveben, mig a gyarosok AIT
aI1itjak, hogy a kompania ju-
mi mellett van az emberek
tobbsege.
Ha q Bendix gyarban gy6z-
mex a munkasok. valoszinu,
hogy a t0bbi auto-alkatresz
gyarban is k0vetni fogjak a
peldat es a 'sit-down" sztraj-
kok meghonosulnak vegleg eb-
ben az orszagban.
A hst vegen Lindenben a
General Motors munkasai
sztrajkoltak, akik mellett q
gyar nj eptiletein dolgozt
epito-munkasok is kimentek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26
NEMZETI VESZTESEGNEK

konyvelte ell Amerika - tel
Jes joggal - a Shuman-Heink
halalat, inert a hires nemet
szarmazasu enekesno igazi
nemzeti nagysag volt.
Miveszeten kivul a. szivst
adta ennek az uj hazanak es
a haboruban elesett gyerme-
keit ugy gyaszolta, hogy annie
volt, ait megosztotta a ha-
boru sehesultjeivel es nyomo-
rekjaival, akik anyat lattak
ebben a nagyszeru asszony-
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26
EUROPA FELETT SOTET

es fenyeget6 fellegek usz.
kaltak a multi heten. A ne.
met es olasz kormanyok re-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26
III f. TT S Y + M l. T.

goznak es tObb embert alkal-
maznak nehol, mint 1929-ben.
Macy rendeleseket kaptak
es kapnak a yasutaktol sin
vasakra, mozdonyokra es ko-
csikra, ktilon9sen modern
kocsikra a rendelesek zome,
most varjak. ,,t,4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26

szifiliszt a rendes es mem tit
kolni valo betegsegek koze So
rozza, a legnagyobb atkok
egyiketol szabaditjak meg az
orszagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26

ger felett a ket kormany ra-
gadja megahoz a hatalmat.
Evening star., 1936-05-28

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