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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-24
Horoscope
By OCTAvINE

For persons who believe that human destiny is guided by the planets, the daily horoscope is outlined by . noted astrologer. In addition to the information of general interest, it outlines infor- matioa of special interest to per- sons born on the designated dates.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-24

mon in Ulster, and means son of , champion, literally strong man..
The Washington times., 1936-02-14
STARHENBERG
STORY ALTERED

VIENNA, Feb. 1.-THE Austrian
press reprints an interview given
in London by Prince Ernst Rue
digger Won Starhemberg, the vice
chancellor, to the diplomatic cor
respondent of the London Daily
Telegraph. but withheld from pub
lication until now.
While the interview adds little
to the declarations made by Prince
Starhemberg on other occasions.
the Austrian reproduction Is inter
esting for its changes and omiS-
sions from the original version.
Prince Starhemberg'S acknowl-
edgment in London Of the help
given by Italy in creating the
Heimwehr also Is suppressed.
The Washington times., 1936-02-14
FIRM FIGHTS
LABOR BOARD

The National Labor Relations
Board today was ordered by Dis.
trict Supreme Court Justice Jesse
C. Adkins to show cause February
Is why it should not be enjoined
from holding an election to de-
termine whether the United Tex
tile Workers Of America should be-
come the collective bargaining
agent for employees Of the Bruins
wick, Me-, plant Of the Cabot
Manufacturing Company.
Through the law firm Of Doug
las, Obear, Morgan q Campbell,
the Cabot concern, which makes
rayon fabrics, told the court to-
day that for many years it has
maintained amicable and har-
monious relations with its 900 em.
ployes and has been able to main
tain q steady payroll, although it
operates ON g small profit mar
gin. Because Of its small profits,
it has more than $500, 900 worth
of current contracts for delivery
in the near future, but it's organi-
zation is so close that the absence
of a small number Of employees re-
tards the plant production.
Absence of employees while at
tending hearings would so cripple
the plant that its contracts would
be cancelled and it probably would
be compelled to liquidate, the firm
complained.
The Washington times., 1936-02-14
WAR DEBT PAY
PREDICTED

CHICAGO, Feb. II. U.S0-U.
s. Senator James Hamilton Lewis
predicted here today that sub
stantial payments on the long
overdue war debts viii be made
by debtor nations by next May
or June.
Declining to reveal the basis
for his startling announcement.
the Democratic whip Of the Sen
ate indicated, however, that 1t
was predicated on reliable but
confidential information.
On December is, 1895, the II
debtor nations owed the United
States q total Of approximately
965h million dollars in payments
due, plus arrearages. Finland
alone met its payment.
The Washington times., 1936-02-14
SINGING COPS
POLICE BALL

"Coppers" resplendent IN the
long tailed, brass-buttoned coats
and helmets Of another day viii
police" the floor at the Gay
Nineties costume ball to be held
next Wednesday night at the VIII
lard Hotel under the auspices Of
the Presidents Cup Regatta AS
Sociation.
The Singing Cops" headed by
Robert Davidson, are all members
Of the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company Glee Club.
After rendering a program, with
a theme song of old, There Is
a Tavern in Our Town." they
win be drafted into service as
members of the floor committee.
Hundreds of members of Wash
ington's social, official and diplo-
matte sets will attend the ball,
which promises to be one Of the
gala events Of the season.
Members Of the glee club include
M. B. Reynolds. ]. r. Adamson,
F. w. s. Evans, z. L. Herman, j.
e. Lakey, c. w. Mahoney, Vim
cent Walter. M. L. Beall, e. N.
Bozarth, H. s. Fitz, Ambrose Har-
rison. D. H. Lilley, G. A. Small,
Marvin Ely, r. NJ. Fowler, j. F.
Gray, r. s. Hastings, r. L. Ken
nedy, N. j. Krone, w. j. McManus,
r. L. Merrick, S. E. Morcock, L.
o. Norris, H. M. Tucker, B. w.
WasSer, r. L. Wine, j. E. Chase,
L. P. Harsch. r. B. Leavitt, ]. C.
Mcbride, H. ]. Smith, w. F. Stud
diford.
The Washington times., 1936-02-14
CHURCH NOTES
5OTH YEAR

From small beginning, with
only 10 members, to one Of the
largest churches in the District
that is the history Of the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church
which last night observed its
fiftieth anniversary.
More than $50 members Of the
congregation gathered at the
church last night to attend the
jubilee banquet. Arthur D. Call,
church deacon, presided as toast
master, and three former pastors
of the church returned to the
Capital to attend the affair,
while several others sent their
greetings.
The Rev. DR.. Russell ]. Clinchy,
pastor of the church, spoke on
Dedication to the Task"
The Washington times., 1936-02-14
NARYLANDR0D
RULE STICKS
F0RPUPILS

BALTIMORE, Feb. IA QNS0
Maryland's public school chill
dren viii not be spoiled because
their principals spared the rod.
Parents were surprised to learn
today that the State school sys'
tenn authorizes corporal punish
ment "as a last resort" The an
nouncement was made by Attor,
ney General Herbert r. O'Conor,
father of four children of school
age.
His views were sought after
parents of four children attend
ing a Takoma Park junior high
school complained against their
children being whipped by their
principal.
The. State law reads:
U der no circumstances
shall an assistant teacher in
f1ict corporal punishment on q
pupil. Cases seeming to re-
Quire corporal punishment
shall be referred to the prin-
cipaI, who may administer cor
pOral punishment as a last
resort.
Pupils shall not be stricken
On or about the head in any
way, nor shall they in any man.
neR be subjected to any brutal
or unreasonable punishment.
"The alternative TO corporal
punishment in cases Of last re-
: sort Is temporary suspension
from school by the principal,
with notice to this effect to the
parent, asking an interview be-
fore the pupil may return.
elm such cases the trustees,
whose approval Is required to
continue the suspension or to
make 1t permanent, shall be
notified at once Of the suspen-
sion and the Offense."
O'onCor's statement knocked
aSkew the general belief that cor
poral punishment had been pro-
hibited in the State school system.
The Washington times., 1936-02-14
Wellesley Club Plans
3Marionette Shows

The Washington Wellesley Club
is sponsoring q series Of three
marionette shows, produced by
the Junior League Of Washing
ton, for the benefit Of the clubs
scholarship fund. The perform
ances are to be given at Almas
Temple, Thirteenth and K Streets
Northwest, at 1880 Q. m, on
February 20, March II and April
IS. The scholarship provides the
means for a cholastically-
equipped Washington girl, who
might otherwise be unable to go
to college. to attend Wellesley
for four years.
The Washington times., 1936-02-14

HOLLYWOOD, CAL, Feb. Il.
G.N.S0-Reports that he was en-
gagged to Bonita Hume, brown-eyed
English actress, today brought
only a smile from Ronald Col
man, film star. who refused either
to confirm or deny the rumor.
Colman said: ...
every time / take q girl Ous
I'm asked to confirm or deny
our engagement. This time ]
won't say anything"
Colman, one of the most eligible
bachelors of the film colony, Is
seen often in Miss Hume'S COM
pany, his friends say-but then
he's seen often in the company of
many other young Hollywood
actresses, they say.
The Washington times., 1936-02-14
Gold Medal Winner

A rally featured by presentation
of a gold medal to Max Simon,
president Of the congregation,
marked the purchase of land for O
new synagogue for the Southeast
Hebrew congregation last night.
WorShiping for many years in a
private dwelling, church members
have completed the initial step
toward erecting o $4,000 temple
at 417-19 Ninth st. s. e.
The Washington times., 1936-02-14
Burglars Dine In Grill

Two hungry burglars with .
flair for cooking entered the Doll
Grill, 20 p st. N. w. and had q
steak dinner early yesterday morn
ing after Edna M. 'Edridge, the
proprietress, had gone home.
Mrs. Edridge said:
"They must have been men.
They left the dishes dirty"
The Washington times., 1936-02-14
crucIfix Display Ordered

LISBON, Feb. IA crucifix
will be placed behind the teach
er's desk in every Portuguese pri-
mary school, under a law passed
in Parliament with only two dis
senting votes. The crucifix, the
law said, will serve as a symbol
Of the Christian education pro
vided for by the constitution"
The Washington times., 1936-02-14
Weekend jail Terms.

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 1.-THE
New York State senate passed
a bill yesterday specifying that
persons convicted Of minor traf.
fic offenSes could serve their SEN
tences on week-ends. Sponsors
said it was passed so offenders
would not lose time from their
Jobs,
The Washington times., 1936-02-14
Named to WPA Post

Howard A. Hunter, of Chicago,
yesterday was appointed deputy
Works Progress administrator by
Administrator Harry L. Hopkins.
Hunter has been regional director
for nine Midwestern States.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
BALTIMORE STOCKS
Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

- CHICAGO February % tA1,-scattered
mostly 1nGal 10 10 to i5 gents per hundEsdwelght
able top was 1890 Of 'sei dime Ha but au1s she
actual actual best price was Io;35s- 4 few me
and heavier animals brought $50 to a75.
Nothing was done in the other live stock
markets 4Ise and receipts were very modest;
week, Those weighing less than go
pounds ruled steady to 20 cents higher. but
heavier. animals were weak and lost 25
cent. cents during the -six.day trading period.
ket IT. rallied strongly after earlier weakness.
the fact that receipts Of hogs Continued
light. permitted stiffening Of prices for
light and medium; weight swine. The
average price at the close was around
1913 COMPARED with 1925 week ago
Cattle broke to the lowest price levels
IN more than year Monday and Tuesday
but paucitv of supplies permitted strong
recovery and values closed practically on
a par with week ago. The market how
ever. had an unsettled undertone. largely
because the dressed beef trade continued
sluggish. and prices of beef were lower
a., Fat lambs lost so to rs cents during
the week
Evening star., 1936-03-01
CURB LIST. TENDS
ITO LOWER LEVELS
Few Firm Spots Appear,
J but General Market
\ Says FractionaIIy.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 29.-The
main body of Curb stocks eased of
fractionally today under light offer
ings.
American Gas declined * to $685.,
Electric Bond & Share was u lower
at 1873, and Gulf Oil yielded a to "a.
Others losing similar amounts in
cluded Wayne Pump, United Light
d Power preferred, Pantepec Oil, and
Humble.
A few firm spots in scattered Sec
tions included Technicolor, up 234
at 2912; United Gas preferred, up 19s
at 93ss, and Alabama Power 6 per
cent preferred. up 17s at 67as.
Transfers of $4,000 shares COM
pared with $4,000 for the full-day
session Friday. The market was closed
last Saturday.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
Chicago Grain
BY the Associated Press

6y Tie Associated FTeSS.
CHICAGO, February 29.-Buoyancy
that developed in corn values helped
to rally wheat and other grains today
at the last.
The corn market bulge followed
Buenos Aires cables saying the Ar
gentine ministry of agriculture is be-
ing urged to hoist the minimum price
OF corn to a substantial extent. It
was also stated that owing to hot
winds and to locust damage the 1896
corn crop in Argentina will be smaller
than expected.
Corn closed strong at the days top
level, as to cent above yesterdays
finish, May 6l-6lA; wheat un-
changed to Il lower, May 1.0Ols- q
July 901s 81; Oats unchanged, and
provisions varying from 20 cents off
to IL cents up.
Buying of May and July corn for
cash interests disclosed that pit Offer
ings were small, and that it was
difficult to fill purchase orders un-
less prices were advanced. Notice was
also taken of the fact that the do
nestic visible supply of corn has
been reduced to the smallest volume
on record for this time of year.
Furthermore, the primary movement
OF corn is moderate, and rural Offer
1ngs to arrive are decidedly scant
Giving further upward impetus to
the corn market was the fact that
shipping sales of corn here were fairly
large. Talk was current, too, that
bearish sentiment as to corn had
been excessive owing to widespread
belief, possibly incorrect, that a large
country movement of low-grade corn
was threatened.
Wheat prices ranged lower most of
the day. largely because of word that
Canadian export business amounted
to less than 100000 bushels. Another
bearlsh factor was announcement the
Santa Fe Railroad estimated Kansas
STANDS to reap probably 131, 900 600
bushels OF wheat this year, against
about 60,000,000 last year and 80
100000 in 1884. The ls28-1932 aver
age, however, was 77,430, 900 bushels.
Closing indemnities: Wheat-May.
9sa to Is, 1902 to "a; July, so1a to
70, sl3s to y; September, 8s5s, co.,.
Corn-May, SOS, 61ss to "a; July.
CO.'S, 611a.
Grain range at principal markets
today: ~
Evening star., 1936-03-01
Income Monthly

$4,000 check every 80 days
within narrow range as earned
from every 100000 invested
in a selected list Of rated bonds
and preferred stocks. Indi-
vidual, naged account.
Placed in trust optional, slight
additional cost. Other semi
speculative groups offered.
References exchanged; out
standing association. here. Con-
ferences with only interested
parties by appointment.
Address Box 1917, Star Office
Evening star., 1936-03-01
U. s. TREASURY NOTES.
NEW YORK. February 90 LP.-Prices
quoted in dollars and thirty y-seconds
CORPORATION EARNINGS.
For Year Ended December 81.

NEW YORK, February % LP,.-Cor.
porate earnings statements released dur
ing me week, showing profits per share.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
INVESTING COMPANIES

. NEW YORK, February 20 tR,-Nev
York Security Dealers Association:
Evening star., 1936-03-01

H.. H. cLuTIA. President.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS. Secretary
this 13th day Of February, 1886.
(Seal.) CHARLES FORSEfL,
Notary Public Richmond County, N.
Y County Clerks No. goo. N. Y.
County Register's No. 6F143.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27

gyunk, vall&si kerdt dtsekt6l Sc
mentes a ka1npa1 Byrness
katholikus anya gyermeke es
ha Byrness feln6tt koraban az
episkopalis egyilashoz csatla-
kozott is, valasztdft ujra emile
keztetik ARA, hogy a szenator
gyermek koraban minisztralt
g scent miseken.
fss egy kis meyer kerdest is
vegyitenek a valasztasi hare
ba, biineiil rowan fel Byrness-
mex, hogy mikor Philadelphia
ban a demokrata part konven-
ciojan az egyik reggel egy ne
ger lelkesz imadkozott, Byr-
ness mem k0vette Smith szena-
tort es benn maradt a terem-
ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27
MISSISSIPPIBEN IS
Macy HARE FOLYIK,

ahol szinten Roosevelt egyik
szemelyes hive kizd ujra va
lasztasaert.
Pat Harrison ellenjel0ltje
Martin Sennett Conner, de
akik ismerosek a viszonyokkal,
tudjak, hogy Conner m0gott
Bilbo szenator kiizd Harrison
kibuktatasaert.
E'rdekes a dologban, hogy
Bilbo par ev el6tt egeszen lie
volt torve es akkor Harrison
szerzett neki evi 5000 dollaros
dzsabot Washingtonban. Most
azzal halalja meg, hogy a leg
hevesebben kiizd jotev6je XII
buktatasaert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27
AZ ACELIPARBAN

I kiil0nben valtozatlanul Macy
er6vel dolgoznak. A multi he
ten 451,O0O ember dolgozott
ebben az iparban; nyolc szaza-
lekkal tobben voltak munkA-
ban, mint az utolso jo eszten-
d0ben, 1929-ben.
S6t egyes varosokb6l olyan
hirek is erkeznek, hogy az
acelipar bizonyos agaiban szak
munkasokban nagy hiany van.
Az aceliparb6l az allitjak,
hogy annyi rendelesiik van,
hogy jo ideig biztositva van a
munka es tagadjak, hogy csak
azert dolgoztatnak, inert a
munkassag szervezkedeset6l
tartanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27
AZ AUTO IPARBAN

most mar megkezd6dik fl
zetestelen vakacio, egyre-mas-
ra teszik lie a munkasokat. Es
most mar mem is hivjak 6ket
munkaba csak akkor, r1ikor
az vi modelek gyartasat meg.
kezdik, valamikor a j0v6 h6-
nap vege fele. De azzal biztat-
jak a munkasokat, hogy ujra
allando lesz a munka, inert
nagy a kereslet az automobi-
lOkban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27
FLORIDABAN

rendkiviili elovalasztast tar
tottak a multi heten, ahol az
elhalt Trammel szenator he
lyere a demokrata part liszta-
jan Charles Oscar Andrewet
.jel0ltek, aki a Townsend liga
eros tamogatasaval jutott je-
l0ltseghez.
Florida mask szenator je-
loltje, Claude Pepper is q
Townsend liga tagja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27

siit0tt III Seattleben. a Hearst
ujsAg, q Post Intelligenzer el-
bocsajtott ket embert. a szer-
vezett ujsagirok Azt allitiak,
5hogy azert tettkk lie 6ket mum
kajukbol, inert aktiv nunka-
sok voltak az ujsagirok SEER
vezeteben.
Az ujsagirok szervezete ker-
te az elbocsajtott emberek
visszavetelet, amit a kiad6val-
lalat megtagadott. Ere sztrajk
ba leptek a szervezethez tar
toz6 ujsagirok.
Es else alkalommal italian az
Egyesiilt Allamok munkasmoz-
galmanak t0rteneteben, a va
ros szervezett munkasai a fe-
her galleros harcolok melle
alltak. Halifax a picket vonal-
ra Is megakadalyoztak, hogy
Mr.. Hearst lapjat el6 tudjak
allitani. Mem engednek be sen
kit Sc a Hearst lap epiiletebe.
A hare sikerrel folyik; t0bb,
mint egy hete mem tudjak a
Hearst lapjat el6allitani. A har
colo ujsagirok 4 oldalas lapot
jelentetnek meg es a k0z0nseg
annyira tamogatja az ujsag-
irokat, hogy ma mar $1,000
lapot tudnak naponkent S
centes arak mellett eladni.
Hearstek persze AIT allitjak,
hogy az ujsagir6k harca a ver-
senytars lapokat er6siti meg es
AIT bizonygatjak, hogy a lap
oft alland6an deficittel dolgo-
xix, de arrol mem beszelnek,
igaz-e, hogy a ket embert csak
azert bocsajtottak ell munka-
jabol, inert er6sen dolgoztak
az ujsagir6k szervezese erde-
keben.
A seattlei ujsagirok harca
egeszen ujszeru, eddig ebben az
orszagban a feher galleros
munkassag meg soha Sc volt
olyan er6sen szervezett, hogy
valahol sztrajkot mertek vol
ma kezdeni. .
= Biztato nagyon, hogy az ipa
ri munkassag azonnal a feher
galleros proletarok segitsegere
sietett es mellejiik ALT a hare
ban. Anelkiil mem harcolhat-
nanak sikeresen a Hearst lap
munkatarsai sem.
A seattlei hare uj fejezetet
nyitott meg az Egyesult ALA
mok munkasharcainak t0rte-
neteben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27

CERT.
Icy tobb mint huszezren ie-
lentek meg a nemzeti Time
pen ha egy kicsit csalodtak
is, mikor az eliteltet ferfi ho-
her vette at, azert mem Ia
zadtak fel a megjelentek.
Huszezer embert Owensboro
soha Sc latott vendegul. Jot-
tex oda messze f0ldr6l is es
olyan autotabor volt a va
roska k0riil, mint mikor Louis
villeben a derbyt futjak, ami
az igazi nemzeti innepe az
allamnak.
Az uzletemberek, akik ht-
sito italokat es eteleket arul-
tax nagyszeru izletet csinal-
tax.
A kivancsiak ezrei mar egy-
ket nappal el6bb oft voltak,
oft taboroztak a megyehaza
koril. Es a sz0rnyii h6seg-
ben fogyott a htisit6 ital.
Voltak csaladok, akiket
messze videkekr6l rokonaik
kerestek fel es eek a csala-
dok "akasztasi party"-kat rem
deztek.
Tizenhet percig kinlodott
a szegeny meyer, mig szive
megsziint dobogni: es addig
a tomeg hiszterikusan orion
gott a kivegzes lattara.
Aztan megrohantak a holt
testet, XII egy kis darabka ko-
telet akart elvinni, XII egy kis
rongyot abbol a fekete ken
dobol, amivel az aldozat arcat
letakartak.
Messze videkr6l j0tt vende-
gek, a mula-oszver haton er-
kezett farmerek aztan meg
indultak hazafele.
Es My old Kentucky home.
egy napig ujra az els6 OIL
dalon szerepelt.
My old Kentucky home....
egy mask megyejebeu eppen
most hat eve LATHAM a meg.
vadult tomeget, akik szinter
szerettek volna egy kis kiveg
zest latni.
Most hat eve oft ulten
Prestonsburgban, a megyeha
"a targyal6 termeben, aho
ket magyar fiut es mask ke
tarsukat szeretett volna
megvadult tomeg meglincsel
nj, vagy ha mar ext mem lie
hetett, legalabb a villamos
szekbe iiltetni.
Mem emlekszem mar pom
tosan, hogy RACE Jozsef-
vagy Litafik Mihaly iilt-e mel
lettem a targyal6 teremben
mikor ARA lettiink figyelme
SEX, hogy szomszedaink arrd
targyaltak: hogy lehetne
/ hunkykat a b0rtonb6l meg
kaparitani es a megyeha
melletti fakra felk0tni.
Mondom, mem emlekszer
pontosan, hogy RACE J6zse
volt-e vagy Litafik Mihaly, d
ugy felugrott mell6lem, mint
ha valami merges daraz
csipte volna meg es rohant |
81 targyal6 teremb6l, hogy g
mondja q hallottakat 9 kin
tanyaz6 magyaroknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27
A HARMADIK PART
JEL0LTJE,

Lemke, most egyedul jarja
E'szak Nyugat allamait. Tarsai
kozil Coughlin a cleveland
gyiilest bezaro iinnepsegen
lett rosszul es Townsend dok-
tor is betegen fekszik.
Lemke eselyei mem nagyon
n6nek es ma mar AIT hiszik,
logy szavazatainak szama mem
lesz t0bb, mint ket millio. Es
ma mar az Sc biztos, hogy a
ket milli6 szavazatot csak a
demokrata partt6l vinne el.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27
4 DEMOKRATA PART

meg mem kezdte meg az iga-
ri kampanyt es hamarosan
mem is fognak hozza. Roose-
velt eln0k mem akar el6bb
kampanyutra indulni, mint ok
tober, de akkor aztan igazaban
nekilat a munkanak.
A heten Eszak Nyugatra uta-
zott, hogy a szarazsag sujtotta
videket meglatogassa. Ez az
utja azonban mem politikai.
Tanulmanyozni fogja, mint le-
hetne a szarazsag sujtotta vi
deken legjobban segiteni. Es
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27
A SZARAZSAG UJABB
KAROKAT OKOZOTT

es ma mar nyilvanval6,
hogy a kukorica termesiink is
nagyon alatta marad a remelt-
mex. Ennek k0vetkezmenye az
lett, hogy a multi heten a kl-
korica ara olyan nagyon ma
gasra sz0k0tt fel, amilyen
mem volt 16 eve.
E,s inert ennek az orszagnak
a termese mem lesz eleg, mar
is intezkedtek, hogy Argent
naban vasaroljanak ennek az
orszagnak kukoricat.
A nagy szarazsag k0vetkez-
teben az elelmiszerek ara ro-
hamosan megy fel, ami ANIMAL
nagyobb bal, inert a munkas-
sag mai kereseteb6l csak ma.
gyon nehezen tudott a req
arak mellett is kij0nni, fizetes
javitast meg mem igen adnak
A nagy szarazsag altal sui.
tott videken kiil0nben kenyte'
lenek meg tobb embert alkal
MANI WPA munkara. Az el6
iranyzott 10000 ember helyett
100000 munkast fognak fog
lalkoztatni.
De mar is nagy gondot okoz
hogy mi lesz oft a nepekkel
ha a hidegek beAllnak, amiko
mem lehet utmunkAkat vegez
tetni.
la MUNKA FRONTJAN
nagyon erdekes ujsag akad
a multi heten. Ujsagir6 sztraj'