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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-21

"AS we are confronted with the
difficulty Of not knowing when
we shall be able to get away, we
are making tentative plans, but
will probably not know the exact
time and day more than q few
days in advance.
els it absolutely necessary that
announcements be mailed on the
day of the wedding? / want to
keep within the bounds Of pro-
priety If it is at all possible to do
so, but frankly do not see how
we could get out the announce
ments until after our return from
our trip. T."
You needn't be at all worried
about this, my dear girl, for it is
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-21
PERFECTLY SATISFIED

Dear Miss Fairfax:
"Why are people always trying
to marry off q single girl who is
cOntented with single bleSSednesS?
One of my brothers-in-law drinks,
and the other is a common cur.
mudgeOn who behaves SO badly
that my sister cannot have friends
at the house.
81 have a good position, a nice
apartment, and am free to come
and go as 1 please. 1 will not
deny, if 1 met some man who com.
pletely swept me off my feet, that
l might consider marriage. But
SO far he has not appeared. And
/ am not one of those clinging
vines who is always sending out a
tendril to every chance Tom, Dick
and Harry. INDEPENDENT"
The position Of unmarried
women has changed so materially
with their economic independence
and the freedom to come and go,
Of which you speak, that there is
certainly no reason for a spinster
marrying unless she loses her
head and heart over someone who,
in your case, has not appeared on
the scene as yet.
Miss Hills, daughter of a
Brooklyn clergyman, has just
written an amusing book on this
subject, the name of which has
escaped me.
Copyright, 1885, by King Features
Syndicate, Inc
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-21

HERE'S real find in a girdle-
II and something entirely new.
It's a flat-front type, of two-way
stretch LaStex, nice meShy
weave, and in front, inside (where
the line indicates on the sketch)
it has a section of reducing rub
Der, that nice firm rubber with
little holes all over it. That re-
duces your tummy while you wear
the girdle, and at the same time,
you can have complete comfort
everywhere else. 1t also gives you
that "flat as a pancake" look in
front, which is grand for most
people, for that is where flesh
comes first, and that's where most
people show an ugly bulge. It's
available in the girdle style
Sketched, and in a pantie style,
both at $3.50, and in tea rose.
There are small, medium and
large sizes, and a large size in a.
inch length.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-21

In the case of pineapple, the
fruit can now be purchased al
ready cut in a size right for the
particular use that is to be made
of it. Slices and wedges have been
on the market for some time.
Crushed pineapple is convenient
for desserts and salads, the last ad-
dition of this has been the spears
of pineapple that come IL to can
in five-inch lengths.
These spears are uneXcelled for
beverage garnishing. They are
also convenient for ice-box cakes.
The triumph of the pineapple ap-
pears in this creamed refrigerator
pie that fills a crisp chocolate pas
try and is topped with Sweetened
whipped cream and decorated with
the slender spears. Such a deS-
sert is one that will rate ace high
on guest night.
Chocolate Pineapple Pie
Chocolate pastry:
"a cup Of all purpose flour
3 tablespoons of cocoa
tablespoon Of sugar
u teaspoon of salt
IA cup of shortening
3 tablespoons of ice water
2 tablespoons of butter
Sift dry ingredients together
three times. Cut in shortening
coarsely with two knives. Add just
enough ice water to make a stiff
dough. Roll out dough to one
fourth inch thickness and spread
one-half with one tablespoon OF
butter cut in small pieces. Fold
over, roll out, and again spread
with one tablespoon of butter.
Fold chilled roll to 1s-inch thick
ness and fit over the back Of g.
inch deep pie tin. Prick thor
oughly with a fork, chill again
and bake in a hot oven for about
is minutes. (Bake at about $50
degrees for first 10 minutes and
then reduce heat toRabout 400 de-
greeS 1Or laSC . mlnuCeS)s
Pineapple Filling
/ tablespoon of gelatine
3 tablespoons of cold milk
u cup of milk
"a cup of sugar
3 tablespoons of flour
"a teaspoon salt
8 eggs
"a cup of butter
y cup of pineapple syrup
"a cup of lemon juice
tablespoon of grated lemon !
Topping
u cup of heavy cream
l tablespoon of powdered sugar
8 pineapple spears.
Soak the gelatine in 3 table
spoons of cold milk for five min
utes. Scald % cup of milk in top
of double boiler. Combine sugar
flour, and salt, and stir gradually
into scalded milk. Cook Is min
uteS over boiling water, stirring oc-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-21

buying expensive presents for her.
She maintains an arrogant man.
ner toward other employees in the
office, and defiant, amused at.
titude toward me.
"Tn the fine apartment hotel,
where she resides, she Is cOnSid-
cred a high-class business girl,
capable Of earning the money
which pays for her fine living.
81 want to leave my husband.
1 want to get away from this un-
bearabIe situation, but 1 don't
know what to do or where to go.
1 have no near relatives, no bust.
ness training, and my husband
won't give me a cent. Everyone
pities me, and that hurts. don't
want pity.
EVERYTHING SEEMS WRONG
"I'm not old, hOmely or careless
of my appearance or home. And
I'm years younger than my hus-
band-nO older than this woman.
1 am in perfect physical health.
My husband and 1 were most con.
genial until he met this woman,
and now everything 1 do seems
wrong to him.
els it possible to open a mans
eyes to a gOld-digger? Perhaps you
or some Of your readers may
help me.
"a DISTRACTED WIFE"
It must be admitted that today's
business girl takes love less seri-
ously than did her grandmother.
or even her mother. She doesn't
click with that old quotation:
Mans love is of his life a thing
apart; its Woman's whole exis-
tence."
What should be the attitude Of
a girl secretary toward her en-
ployer'S wife? Was Professor
Smith right? In every business
office in the land, the question
may be of immediate and vital
Importance. What cases do you
know to which his statement
might apply?
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BRIDESMAID
Dear Mrs. Beeckman:

Dear Mrs. Beeckman:
81 am to be married soon. My
husband.tO-be and I are both Cath
OIics. One of the girls I wish to
have as bridesmaid is a Protestant.
Does that make any difference in
a Catholic wedding? Would it be
better to have q Catholic girl in
her place? BUDDY"
The wise thing for you to do is
to consult with the priest who is
going to perform your marriage
ceremony. He will advise you
about this according to the die
tates Of his church.
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|m;& NJ? !
. WILMA LAvlLLE.
LAVlLLe,
For Autumn Rejuvenation

For Autumn Regeneration
VIZ ITH summer over, and the
w immenance of a hard win
ter SCI son, we turn our
thoughts to health, and build
ing a good endurance for the
winter. Compilations must be
gotten in shape for fall colors
and costume, but they are no
more important than the rest of
your body. One famous beauty
specialist recommends a whole
course of treatments to achieve
a "body beautiful" One step,
and this will be enough for you
if you're active, is a lotion
called "Body-Smooth," which
lubricates the body, scientif-
ically and luxuriously. 1t re-
stores elasticity to the muscles
and skin, and gives smoothness
and a youthful appearance.
Chapped or parched skin, left
overs from the summer, are
soothed instantly. Body dry
place to silky softness. Skin
tension is relaxed, and you
sense a new freedom in your
movements, a lovely timber
ness. It's a nice peach-colored
lotion that you rub into your
whole body after your bath,
and it is delightfully."- fragrant
too. Three sizes are available,
at $3.50, $3.50 and $3.50.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-21
Grape Wine

Put twenty pounds of very ripe
picked-clean grapes into a stone jar
and on them four quarts of boiling
water, When the water gets cool
mash the grapes with a wooden
mallet; cover the jar with a cloth
and let it stand for three days
Then press out the juice and to 1t
add eight pounds of sugar.
After this has stood for one week
strain into demijohnS and cork
When fermentation is complete
strain it again, bottle and cork
tightly. Place the bottles on their
sides in a cool cellar.
Submitted by Mrs. H. G. Meyers,
421O Leland ST., Chevy Chase, Md
Rules of the contest: Write
on one side of the paper only
and include your name and Gd-
dress under each recipe. AS
MANY recipes as you tOiSh may
be entered. Mail them to Miss
Jean Green, The Washington
Times, 1877 H st. N. w. before
midnight, September rs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-21

DuI Vic IeGIcL appear IAAS III IAiAo
column today is the first in which
the secretary concerned is pictured
as an out-and-out gold digger.
Judging by the flood of letters
received by this column-human
documents which would have de-
lighted Charles Dickens or Balzac
the legal wife in most cases does
not seem to have suffered materi-
ally because her husbands "Office
Wife" admired or even loved him.
But in today's letter "a Dis
tracted Wife" tells of a situation
that has torn to shreds" the
fabric of her life and home.
DOESN'T LOVE VICTIM
And in this case the "other
woman" doesn't love the man she
victimizeS; in fact, laughs at him
behind his back. Her love does not
suffer. She has none. But the
mans business suffers. Read the
legal wife'S letter. What would you
do in her place?
Dear Miss Fairfax:
Its difficult to be brOad-minded
and tolerant toward the Secretary
Boss love problem if you happen
to be the wife of the boss, eSpeci-
ally when the situation is such a
bitter, unhappy one as my own.
The situation has torn to shredS
the fabric of my life and home.
"My husband is not a philan-.
derer, but a Staid man past mid
die age. Several years ago he
met q woman who swept him off
his feet. At his expense she took
a Secretarial course and learned
smattering Of the requirements.
She was then installed in his Of
flee as private secretary, where
she ruled supreme.
"She is consulted in every bust
ness deal. After her advice is
given and acted upon, another
employee splendid, capable
wOman-haS to knuckle down and
do the actual work. This capable
woman draws half as much salary
as the so-calIed private secretary.
USED TO BE KIND
Everyone in my husbands Of
flee knows about this affair; but
they must cater to that woman or
lose their positions.
"My husband used to be kind,
cOnSiderate and generous in his
home, before this woman came
into his life. Now he is unkind
to the point of brutality, and is
close and Stingy.
"In addition to her huge salary,
my husband has given her a car,
jewelry, furS and charge accounts.
The rent of her apartment, which
he pays, is twice the amount he
pays for ours.
"She isn't a young and beautiful
girl but woman of my own age
i'm the middle thirtieS. My huS-
band knows 1 am fully aware of
this relationship, but he is neither
ashamed nor remOrSefuI. 1 have
offered countless times to give him
q divorce. He doesn't want one.
Yet he says he loves this woman
and doesn't love me.
eff she really loved him I'd feel
differently. But she doesn't care,
laughs at him behind his back
and boasts of her power over him.
HAS ARROGANT MANNER
"And even though this lady
knows that his business is in a
precariOuS state and his standing
among his associates is wavering,
she continues to HheedIe him into
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-21
Styles

New heights Of luxury are
reached by this years new fur
fashions. A coat of black baby
lamb of Straightline, full-length
silhouette isn't content with a hip
length cape of the same precious
pelt, so it adds a scarf or sable.
Harmony should prevail when
any girl wears the new musical
shoes The product Of an English
designer, the shoes are for eve
ming wear, made Of white or black
crepe or satin. Musical notes in
gold and silver metal are ap-
pliqued over the Vamp.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-21

Distracted Wife Tells
How Gold Digger
Wrecks Home
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX

Famous Authority Problems of Lone and Marriage
For three months we printed in this column every
Monday letter dealing with the statement by Prof. Smith In
which he said perfect secretary on finding herself in
love with her boss would quit and find another o since
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announcements Sent Out
After Ceremony
By MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAl

Dear Mrs. Beeckman:
TN few weeks to be married to professional
Our wedding to be very simple affair with only members
of the immediate families present However both have
host of friends in other cities as well as here.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-21

For names Of stores showing
the items described here, call
District 1000, Extension 459,
during business hours. or write
Miss LaVille at The Times, in.
closing stamped, Self.addreSsed
envelope.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-21
Pineapple Gaining New
Followers, Holds Old
By JEAN GREEN

The shape the garnsh and the method Of serving has muC
to do with the popularity of certain desserts.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-21

/ will be glad to send you the
Face and Neck Exercises, also the
Makeup Chart, if you will enclose
a stamped, self-addressed envelope
for each and address Donna Grace,
Beauty Editor Of The Time&
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-23

termelest emeltek, az auto
iparban ujra magas termelesi
rekordokat csinaltak es maid
llem minden teren lepest tar
tottak a gyarak az enelkedo
termelessel es iizemmel.
Emelkedett a vasutak forgal-
ma, a villanyaram fogyasztasa,
de - csokkent a forgalom a
kereskedelemben s minden vi
dekr6l csokken6 forgalmat mu-
tatnak.
LIZ az mutatja, hogy a polgar
sag fel. a munkas mem mer es
mem tud vasarolni, inert az
egyre emelkedo arakat a so
vany keresetb6l mem birja.
I.ehetseges, hogy ha az epit-
r.. 6 a tavasz vegere meg
indul S mindenki elott szem.
mel lathato lesz a javulas, a
vasarlas ismet megindul.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-23

Horvatorszagban a legazolt
lakossag turelme elfogyott es
egy nehany besugot valosaggal
meglincseltek.,
A lincseles hirere tobb he
lyen volt lazongas es a multi
heten tizenhet aldozata volt
a kis orszagban az elnyomatas-
max es az elnyomtasbol faka-
do elkeseredesnek.
Romaniaban tomeges letar-
toztatasok tortentek, inert OF
venkilenc ember tomeges po-
litikai gyilkossagra eskudott
ossze, amt egyikuk lido el6tt
elarult. Az osszeeskivok k0zt
lokelo katonatisztek is vannak
es a kiszemelt aldozatok k0zt
else helyen volt, erthetoen, a
kiraly szeretoje, Lupescu asz-
SONY, aki allitolag az egesz
nemzetet kifosztja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-23
A MIJNKAS
VEZEREK KUZT

termeszetesen a haboruSag
tovabb tart S mem a munkas
sorsaval torodnek, hanem az
zal, hogy melyik fog a SERVE
zetek kozti 1narcokban sfelul
srnaradni. az >'r'~' 'a>-... +
Az ipari szervezetekert kiiz
dc John L. Lewis es Berry, a
nyomdaszok vezere egyebkent
politikai partot probalnak csi-
nalni, egyel6re azzal a beval-
lott cellal, hogy a munkasnak
Roosevelt mellett kell allast
foglalni.
'Amig azonban John L. Lewis
a t0bbi iparagak munkasait es
politikai partot akar szervez-
nj, a legnagyobb bizonytalan-
sagban el a United Mine Wor-
kersnek szaztizenket ezer tag
ia, akiknek a szerzodese mar
aprilis elsejen lejart a keneny-
Fszen banyakkal. g:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-23
A MUNKA FRONTJA..

] Washingtonban a La Folette
fele szenatusi 'bfzottsag elott
ALT a mutt heten, ahol AIT akar
jak Hkutatni, hogy a munkas-
sag alkotmanyos jogait Xix
kobozzak el szerte az orszag-
ban.
Tekintelyes es isrnert tanuk
tomegei es az irott bizonyite-
kok ezrei mutattak, hogy nagy
iparvallalatok a munkasokat
allando terrorban tartjak, hogy
a munkas-szervezeteket kemek-
kel megraktak.
Annyira altalanos szokas
lett mar, hogy a uniokat ke
mekkel megrakjak, l1ogy azok
! viszont ellenkemeket kuldtek
la sztrajktor6 detektiv irodahoz
dolgozni, hogy a szervezetbe
csuszott kemek kiletet meg
tudjak. ...
Meg ennel is nagyobb alias,
sag az, hogy az iparvallalatoF
valosagos arzenalokat tartanaF
fem hogy fegyvertaraik tele
vannak geppuskakkal es gaz
bombakkal.
Ha EFT a munkas-szervezeteF
r6l allapitottak volna meg, ak
kor a nagyt6ke hazaarulas'
iivoltene es a szervezetek fel
| oszlatasat kivanna. De a mum
kaadok termeszetesen felul all
lax minden tisztessegen es tor
venyen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-23
LATIN AMERIKANAK

izgalmas napjai voltak a
mutt heten. Gales volt mexi'
col elnok deportalasa egyel6re
nyugalmat teremtett abban az
orszagban ha a papsag meg
elegszik a jelenleg kapott en-
gedmenyekkel, a rendet a kor-
many fenntartja.
Megengedtek minden tenn
plom megnyitasat maganhasz-
nalatra, de csak annyi pap
funkcionalhat azokban, albany
max a muk0deset a torveny
mcgszabta. (Ami eleg keves.)
Mexico City munkassaga
ugyan altalanos sztrajkot sza-
vazott meg, de ait hiszik, hogy
a kormany ezt meg tudja ga
tolni.
Nicaraguaban szinten alta
lanos sztrajktol felnek, inert a
vasuti munkasokkal egyutt az
osszes munkasok XII akarnak
ezen a heten vonulni.
Venezuelaban nagyon hosz-
szu lido ota most volt elnokva-
lasztas eloszor, attol felnek
azonban, hogy akarmilyen
eredmeny kes6bbi ellentetekre
fog vezetni, inert a kampany
nagyon eles volt.
A latin allamok er6sen es
nagy remenyekkel kesziilnek
ARA a panamerikai tanacsko-
zasra, amt Roosevelt kezdeme-
nyezesere Buenos Ayresban
fognak tartani a nyar folya
man es egyes latin allamok-
ban egyenesen egy. altalanos
amerikai we'd es dacszovetseg,
egy kis amerikai nepliga meg
alapitasat kivanjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-23
A FRANCIAK FOLYTONOS

szerzodes-szegese - inert a
versaillesi szerzodes ertelme-
ben a hadsereg letszamat lie
ke1lett volna szallitaniuk - ell
hozta Hitlert es a nemetek
fegyverkezeset magaval.
Ennek termeszetes k0vetkez
menye volt, hogy Austria a pei
dat kovette es eppen ilyen ter
meszetes volt a bejelentes a
nlult heten a torokok reszerol,
hogy a Dardanella szorosokat
ujra felfegyverzik es megszall-
jak.
Az is termeszetes, hogy eze-
ket a peldakat kenytelenek
lesznek a bulgarok es a ma
s,yaruk is kovetni, akarnit szol,
vapy mem szol ahhoz a kis an
tant.
Es akarmilyen kilonosek
eek a szerzodes-szegesek, meg
kell allapitani minden ertel-
mes embernek, hogy az egyik
a masikbol szarmazik hogy
a franciak terroria csinalta
meg a jelenlegi anarchiat
+ .opaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-23
MOST LEGINKABB A WPA

munkasok kozt mindenr1apos
a sztrajk, es nincsen nap, hogy
szaz-ketszaz helyen ne sztraj-
kolnanak a segelymunkakon.
Az ilyen munkakon megsza
bott szornyen a1acsony rnunka
berek mem ~elegsegesek ARA
sem, hogy egy csalad felig en-
beri modon taplalkozhassek,
hogy a hazberrol es egyeb Xxi
adasokrol ne is beszeljiink.
Sokkal rosszabb helyzetben
vanaak oazok, akik szukseg-
nunkakon dolgoznak, mint
akik ma is reliefen tengodnek.
Mert a szukseg munkak havi
bere k0rilbelil megfelel annak
a keszpenz-segelynek, amt a
reliefen osztottak, de oft meg
termeszetben is oda vetettek
egy kis tejet, szenet, ruhat a
nincste1en embernek es ezt a
segelymunkasok mem. -kapjak.
A legnagyobb aranyu ilyen
sztrajk Alabamaban volt 70.
lyamatban a mutt heten, dc
az Atlanti tengert6l a Csendes
tengerig es Montanatol Flori'
daig minden allan1ban t0bb he
lyen sztrajkoltak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-23
ANGLIA Macy VERESEGE

termeszetes volt, inert ugy
az angol, mint a francia erdek-
csoport a Ligat csak a sajat
elonyere kivanja hasznalni.
Amig Anglia a nemetek SEER
zodes-szegese felett szemet
huny, addig er6sen akar az
olaszokkall szemben u eljarni,
inert az olaszok afrikai gyozel-
mel az angol erdekeket sertik.
Viszont a franciaknak mem
faj az, hogy mi t0rtenik Afri
kaban S ICY Ok az olaszok ba-
ratsagat keresik, ellenben a
ntrnetek ellen akarnak szigo-
ruan eljarni.
A kis nemzetek megdobben'
We ,nezik ezt a jatekot es tobt
latin amerikai nemzet kesz var
ra, hogy a Ligat oft hagyja.
Termeszetes, hogy ebben g
helyzetben mem foglalkozhat
max komolyan a nemet kerdes
sci, amt a francia valasztasol
utanig egyszeriien felre tesz
mex, ha ugyan azutan meg les;
valami Ligabol, amely foglal
kozzek a dologgal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-23
EPPEN EXERT MEM

igazsagos es nem indokolt
az angol miniszterelnok kerese,
aki ait allitotta szombaton,
hogy Europa sorsa, a beke
vagy haboru sorsa a Hitler ke-
zebe van leteve.
E lap olvas6i jol tudjak,
hogy mi a velemenyiink a ne
met diktatorrol es a diktatura
rol, de meg kell allapitanunk,
hogy mem Hitler az Okla a je-
lenlegi helyzetnek es a helyzet
kulcsa sincs Hitlernel.
Ha a franciak hajlandok let
tex volna a gyiil0lseg esztelen
es becstelen politikajaval fell
hagyni, ha a nemet nemzetet
elni engedtek volna, Hitler
mem lenne diktatora az orszag-
max.
Es ha ma szoba allnanak a
nemet nemzettel, ha ma ellis
mernek, hogy minden legy6-
z0tt nemzetnek joga van a
lethez es az elethez, ha meg
sziinne vegre, hogy van egy
gy6ztesek es egy legy6zottek
tabora a vilagon, akkor a be-
ket meg lehetne csinalni azon-
nal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-23
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kenytelen radidn adMphezo for
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nus bizottsag kerte mar a
multi aeten5 az tallam t0rveny-
-hozoit, hogy IA javaslatot tor
,venyer6re eeneljak, inert ha
annak veglegesen utjat alljak,
valasztasok ra1att borzasztoan
fel lehet AIT a part ellen hasz-
nalni.
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20 rendkivti1i gyilesre, hivja. a
torvenyhozast, hogy az arviz-
karosultakat megfelel6 osegely.
iyel ellassak es hogy a jovoben
gondoskodjanak 'kell6 mertek.
ben a balyozasrol. A. re-
publikanus ellenzek, amely
tobbsegben van az aHami tor
venyhozasban, ezeket a jayas'
1atokat is ell akarja oblokkolni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-23
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kihallgatasok fogjak eldon-
teni, hogy allando lesz-e a BIZ
zottsag hogy belefognak-e a
szenatorok ebbe a kerdeSbe
melyebben hatolni.
Remelhet6, hogy a szenatus-
ban megszavazzak ennek a BIZ
zottsagnak a tovabbi munka-
jat, inert feltetlenul sziikseges
lenne, hogy a ragadozo osz-
ta1ynak eek az elokeszuletei
kell6 niylvanossagot kapjanak
az orszagban. ~>an.~~s@t
Az eddigi kihallgatasok so
ran megallapitast nyert, hogy
minden iparagban es minden
nagyiparos biin0s ezekben a
dolgokban, de a legsz0rnyubb
alfapotokat a deli allamokban
|e1helyezkedett szov6 iparban es
a kentucky-i szeniparban ia