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Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-02
NJ. E. Class Meeting
Held on Tuesday

The Whitmore-Wesley Bible class
Of the First Methodist Episcopal
church met Tuesday evening at 7:45
o'clock in the ladies' parlor of the
church with Mrs. S. T. Peace. Mrs j.
Y. Paris, Mrs. E. E. Nanny, Miss
Agnes Moore, Mrs. A. H. Moore and
Miss Ora Hahn as hostesses.
The meeting. presided over by the
president, Mrs. Mary F. Green, was
opened by the singing of "Trust and
Obey" Mrs. T. B. Rose, Jr., had
charge of the devotional service read
ing from the fourth chapter of James
as the Scripture, after which Mrs. J.
Y. Paris led in prayer. Forty members
answered roll call by giving a good
deed which she had done during the
day. Miss Josphine Thurston read a
poem, LET Him Know It."
After completing routine business,
during which time a contribution was
asked for to be used as relief in the
flood districts, Mrs. Green turned the
meeting over to Mrs. r. H. Bailey
who had charge of the program for
the evening.
Mrs. Bailey presented Mrs. N. D.
Holloway who sang 'When I Grow
Too Old To Dream" Mrs A. H.
Moore was the winner in a contest
which had been prepared by Mrs.
Bailey. With Mrs. Holloway accom-
panying at the piano, quartette COM
posed of Mrs. Sue Mabry, Mrs. T. P.
Rideout, Mrs. Cleveland Moore, ST.,
and Mrs. j. w. Sanders sang silently
Home On The Range" Mrs. Bailey
gave two readings: MARY and Her
Lamb and Different Mother Goose
Characters" and "Mary's Essay on
Husbands"
At the conclusion of the program,
the hostesses served delightful refresh
ments to the members and one well
coined visitor, Mrs. F. B. Hight.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-02
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PATTERN 1901

Get busy on this rollicking warm
weather frock which names Summer
as its own excuse for being. Won't
you be thrilled to own a frock with
all the flattery of this one? You can't
help feeling light of heart with those
ruttles round your shoulder, can you?
Youll find it such a simple frock to
make, for every line and seam has
been simplified, from that smooth,
deep yoke to the high-rising skirt
panel which makes any waist look
enviably slim. So be bright about the
Ilgure or plain cotton you choose for
this porch and garden frock, being
sure, it's fast to sun and suds. Made
IN eyelet batiste or cotton wolfe it will
do admirably for an informal sup
per-at-home frock. Complete, dia-
grammed Marian Martin Sew Chart
included.
Pattern 1901 may be ordered onlv
IN sizes II, IA, 16, 49, 20, 30, 80, "a, Sc,
So and 40. Size 16 requires 3-8 wards
Sc inch fabric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coins or
stamps (cosns preferred) for EACH
MARIAN MARTIN pattern. Be sure
10 write plainly your MAMIE, ADJ
DRESS, the STYLE NUMBER and
SIZE of each pattern.
Send your order to Daily Dispatch
'attern Department, 232 w. 18th st
New York. N. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-02
Welfare Group to
Present a PlaV

The Child Welfare Association of
Henderson will present a play, The
Adventures Of Tom Sawyer, at the
Vance Theatre, on April 16, Under the
direction Of Rev. L. r. Medlin and
Mrs. Randolph league.
The cast of characters was announc
ed today as follows: Tom Sawyer is
to be played by Henry Powell; Aunt
Polly Mrs. w. H. Ellis; Mary, Miss
Sue Kelly; Sidney, Bill Turner; Becky
Thatcher, Miss Sadie Parham; Mrs.
Harper, Mrs. J. w. Sanders; Joe Har-
per, Clarence Greene; Susie Harper,
Mrs. Fannie Green Stafford; the
Widow Douglass, Mrs. Albert S. Hale;
Jim, the colored boy C. o. Seifert;
and the sheriff, Henry White. The
part of Huck Finn had not been filled.
The story is one familiar to young
and old and promises to be wholesome
entertainment. = .
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-02

that the Nazis think rather of agrees
sion to the eastward.
Most of the diplomatic folk I have
talked with agree that the Germans
probably are willing to let the French
alone for the present if the French
will let them alone. They express
doubts, however, that the French will
do this once Hitler begins to be con-
spicuously ambitious in the eastward
ly direction.
The theory is;
If German rebuilds it's eastern
strength, it. again will be menace to
the westward, and France believes it
once more will be dangerous neigh
Dor as soon as it is able to be. There
fore, French policy is to prevent the
reich from regaining any of it's old
potency whatever. What it desires is a
weak Germany, easterly as we'll as
westerly.
Thus, if the Germans cannot re-
cover their former prestige without
eastern expansion, and if their east
ern expansion is vetoed by France,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-02
THE WIND AND THE PONEY.

The oldest tenant of any heath or
moor,
The wind, out on leisurely tour
OF inspection beholds this little horse
The youngest tenant of miles of
heather and gorse,
Goes off in a riotous gale
OF laughter, ruffling the name and
OF the pony. Hearing derisive laugh
ter
The pony is off and is after,
Hoofs clicking and nostrils wide,
But the wind whom no man may ride,
The fleetest in all of Devon,
Is banking the clouds of heaven.
Fanny deGrott Hastings.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-02
Patrols of Girl
Scouts Are Named

The Girl Scout meeting of troop 2
opened yesterday with a game, Ack
ia. The business was then discussed.
The girls of both troops will enter
tain the Rotary Club Tuesday even
ing with little play.
A new patrol leader was elected in
place of Mildred Whitmore Mary
Ann Cooper is now patrol leader The
patrols were named, Elizabeth Laws
was named The Lone Eagle; Rosalie
Watson's, Forget-Me-Not; Mary Ann
Cooper's, Shining Star; and Julia
zollicoffer's, Wise Owl.
A new member, Miss Mary Ann
Daniel was present. The meeting
closed with a song.
Gracia Harris, Scribe.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-02

1t would mean war on the Rhine,
among many other places, either way.
FRANCE AND u. S. S. r..
France has the advantage of Rus
STA, which is afraid of Germany, as
an assured ally to fight the Teutons
on their eastern front, giving the lat
ter two frontiers to attend to.
That is all right from Frances
standpoint.
But Russia has Japan to consider.
If engaged with Germany, the Soviet
government is sure to have the Mix
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-02
CHURCH SOCIETIES
ANNOUNCEMENT

ado, pounding on its back door in ST.
IBERIA, to reckon with.
Two fronts for Germany Two for
RUSSIA!
But Germanys two fronts will be
only 300 or 400 miles apart. Russia's
will be 5000 or 1000.
A major war in Pacific territory
would considerably handicap the Rus
slams military activities to the west
ward; the Soviets may not be as help
full to the French as the latter hope
for
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-02

they have not much choice but to
override the French veto-iby force of
arms, OF course, and if possible.
WAR EITHER WAY
1t does not greatly matter:
The Germans may attack France,
in order to squelch the latter, to guar
antee themselves a free hand in Aus
tria, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Poland
and possibly part of the Balkans.
Or they may take the initiative to
the eastward and be attacked by the
French, in an effort to stop them
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-02
GARDEN CLUB NOTES.

Divide, set, and stake Chrysanthe-
NUNS, now!
Set 6 in. apart in we'll fortified soil,
on south side of a building in the
afternoon shade for the best results.
Never set clumps, use only divided
rooted sprouts.
Keep them tied to stake to insure
straight strong stems.
Close planting and shade roots bene-
fit the plants.
Keep them free of aphids by using
nicotine often.
Virginia Flower Show.
For the seventh year the Garden
Club of Virginia, will conduct it's tour
of Virginia gardens. The dates are
April 27-May 2. Funds derived from
the tour, as heretofore, will be used
largely for restoration projects.
Information may be had from Mrs
Thomas G.. Wheelwright, Buckhead
Springs, Centralia, Va.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-02
Growers of Cotton
Warned to Curtail
CONTINUED from Rage One)

carry-over at the end of this crop
year will probably be around 100000
bales.
Under the AAA, American cotton
production last year, 1O,250,000 bales,
was only slightly under consumption,
which was 11,493,OOO bales.
If all growers should raise cotton
on the full amount of their base acre
age this year, the dean continued a
100000 bale crop might be produc-
ed.
What would happen if such a crop,
added to the carry-over, would be
thrown on the market he said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-02
NIGHT BEFORE APRIL.

Outside, the wild wind
Picks at the lock.
And trees protestingly murmur
As they sway.
But here, in the freight,
There is a silver bowl
Filled with yellow marguerites
And small blue irises;
Design of April;
Yellow of her sun,
Blue of her inconstant sky,
Silver of her laughing rain.
Marion BrOWnnell
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-02
Fathers Night at
Clark St. P. T. A.

Clark Street Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation will have a Fathers Night at
the school tomorrow evening at 7:3O
o'clock, it was stated today.
A large attendance of fathers and
membership of the organization is
urgently requested, the meeting pro-
misses to prove most interesting and
entertaining
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-02
Organization of
Teachers to Meet

The Glass Room Teachers Organiza-
ton viii meet this evening at o'clock
at the H. Leslie Perry Library.
Miss Nancy Lee, president of the
State Class Room Teachers Organiza-
ton will be the principal speaker
All standing committees were asked
to have reports ready.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-02
Return to Winston-Salem.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Glenn returned
to Winston-Salem yesterday after be-
ing the guests of their son, E. G..
Glenn Jr., and Mrs. Glenn on Bur-
we'll avenue.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-02

sources said, France would seek es-
pecially a method for limiting Ger
many's Notifications in the Rhineland
French sources saw Eitler's propo-
sails for new peace system as "cun-
ming plan" to split the Locarno pow
ers and to make Der Fuehrer dicta-
tor of Europe.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-02
American Iepion Aux;l;arv

The American Legion Auxiliary will
meet Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
with Mrs. D. T. Dickie, at EPSON. All
members are urged to attend as there
is very important business to be dis
cuSSed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-02
MARRIAGES, PARTIES
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
In WarrontOn.

Miss Nell Scott is in Warrenton this
week conducting cooking school.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-02
In RALEIGH.

Mrs. Sarah Gholson and Mrs. Rob
ert Long Smith spent yesterday in
Raleigh.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-02
Here with Sister.

Miss Edith Summers, of Johnson
City, Tenn. is visiting her sister, Mrs
J. H. Zollicoffer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-02
Return from Durham.

Mrs H. M. Lewis and Mrs. H. l..
Whitmore returned yesterday after
spen1ing several days in Durham.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-02
NeWmans ImDrOving

NeWmanS improving
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Newman, who
we're injured recently in wreck,
we're reported improving today at
Maria Parham hospital.
Home Today
Charlie Roberts, who was injured
in wreck with Mr.. and Mrs. R.. L..
Newman, returned to his home today
from the Maria Parham hospital.
At Hospital
Miss Mary Switzerland is a patient
at Maria Parham hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-02
Germany Willing
To Ignore France

tContliiueo from sTage One.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-02

Undergoing Treatment
Ann Abbott, small daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. B. G. Abbott, of Henderson
route 2, is undergoing treatment at
Maria Parham hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-02
French ENJOYS In European
Capitals Are Called Home

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-06
EGYEBEKBEN A MUNKA

frontjan mas iranyban is
tortenelmet csina1nak a 7banya-
Szok.
Fenntartas neIkul indurzal-
tax a John L. Lewis program
jat, hogy ipari szervezeteket
probation a tobbi Macy 'ipar-
agakban csinalnl.
Es felhatalmaztak a vegre-
hajto bizottsagot, hogy ha
emiatt az AF'L korrupt es reak-
clos vezerkara Lewist kivagna "a
Federationbol, tagadjak meg a
banyaszok evi $4,000 dollar
.tagsagidijat Greenektol, vagyis
-valjanak XII a Federationbd.
Ha Greenek kenysrtoresre
.viszik~ a dolgot, feltetienul We
,feseget szenvednek es a kettle
szakado munkastAbor 1aagy
t6bbsege Lewisekat fogja ko,
tvetni.
Macy .kar hogy mig a ba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-06

latni, hogy az visszavonhatat t.
1anul a munkas-part 'kialaku-
lasahoz fog vezetni E,a
Mesterfogas volt ez az ~eli1a-
tarozas 2 John =, Lewis re-
szer6l aki 1nagaban q banyasz-
szervezet5en katsegHlenil "a
leg6riiltebb desputizmust al
itotta fel rnagar1ak, tle aaM "a
munkasvezerEk as "a munkas-
.mozgalmak k0zt meg ICY is "a
feltetlen libera1izmr1st ikepvi-
sell ebben az orszagban. 'i
Remelheto, hugy a 'banya-
szok, aklk ugy 1atszik a leg
intelligensebb munkasai "a
nemzetnek, a Lewis szande-
kait megert1k es Roosevelt
nagyon tek1nbslyes penzbeli
segitseget kap toli1k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-06
NEW YORKBAN
AZ EPULET

aalkalmazottak i,jelentettek
be a sztrajkot a mutt heten S
mire e sorok az olvasokhoz
jutnak, be fognak annak sike-
rer6l vagy kudarcarol szamol-
;1liaaz -ujsagok. =
AZ epulet-alkalmazottak az
NRA idejen, meglehetosen eros
szervezetet epitettek XII ma
guknak, amt azonban az
utolso nehany honapban 1e-
t0rtek es a munkabereket
mindenutt levagtak.
Minthogy a husz-negyven
'es hatvan emeletes hazakat
mem lehet peldaul elevator-ke-
7zeI5k nelktil iizemben tartani,
egy ilyen sztrajk sulyosan
'megbenitja a nagy varos liz
lett 'forgalmat. .
Erdekes, hogy az Al Smith
igazgatasa alatt allo Empire
Building - .aminek az "igaz-
gatasaert" evi $4,000 dollart
ad1ak "a Du Pontok Al Smith
max, "a legelso volt aabban,
hogy a bereket 21evagja -es "a
szervezetet lkompania junival
felcserelje.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-06
A LIGA UGY LATSZIK

teljesen a varakozas es a
tetlenseg allaspontjara he
1yeskedik, kulonosen azert,
inert az angol diplomacia ez-
uttal nem biztos onmagaban.
Az angol kira1y mem tartot-
ia tr6norok0s 'koraban titok-
ban, hogy 11regegyezest a ne
metekkel szeretne Is nem le-
hetet1en, 'hogy segy-ket ev alatt
a franc1a baratsagot feladjak.
Egyel6re Anglia biztonsag-
ban erzi magat, miota a fran
cia, a SERB a roman es a GO
r0g, meg t0rok biztositekot
olasz 'tamadas esetere meg
kaptak, SGT sokan ait hiszik,
hugy ez a front egy esetleges
nemet megrhozdulas ellen is
fennaIlr1a. -
g , l.:
Mussolinirol ait hiszik,
hogy a haboruja ugy is a fe-
jere fog szakadni es csak szi-
vesseget tennenek neki egy
olajbojkottal,, amely martirt
csinalna nemzete elott belole
es uj szolidaritast va1tana XII
az olasz nemzetb0l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-06
IERDEKES ES ERDEMES

tarsadalrni mozgalom indult
a .katholikusok koreben, ahk
a f6papok vezerlete alatt Sc
gelybizo ottsagbkat csfnalnak,
'hogy a mexicoi apapsagot es
altalaban a felekezeti uldozes
aldozatait megvedjek es azokat
anyagilag segitsek.
Anennyfre kenytelenek vol
tunk e1fte1r1i AIT az igyekeze-
tet, amely ktlonosen a
Knights Of Columbus reszerol
- kormanyunkat akarta ebbe
a vitaba sodorni, annyira szi-
vesen latjuk, hogy most az
egyeduli helyes ultra tereltek
a mexicoi uldoz0tt katholi-
kusok iigyet, akiken praktiku-
san segiteni csak ICY tud-
max.
= Remelhet6, hogy a moz-
galom nagy aranyu lesz
abba felekezetre valo kulonb-
seq nelkJl csatlakozni fog
mindenki.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-06
NEMCSAK EUR0PAT, DE

minket is sulyosan erint az
a teny, hogy a navy konferen-
cia most mar teljesen felosz-
lott, anelktil, hogy a fegyver-
kezes a legkisebb mertekben
korlatozya maradna.
Japan kivetelevel ugyan a
targyalo felek abban meg
egyeztek, hogy minden ev ele-
jen be fogjak jelenteni a navy
programjukat a szerz6d6 fe-
leknek, hogy minden tengeri
hatalommal a t0bbihez ara
nyithassa a maga program
jat, ez azonban igazan semmi
praktikus ertekkel mem bir.
Nemcsak azert, inert hiszen
a parlamentekben ugyis resi-
letesen targyaljak a k0ltseg-
vetesek soran minden navy
progra1njat, hanem azert sem,
inert minden nemzetnek XII
ttin6 kemszervezetei vannak
es a naval-attachek azert van
max a vilagon, hogy a prog
ramoknak meg titokban tar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-06
Az UZLETVILAGBAN

mem nagyon 0rilnek neki,
hogy a politikai' kampany mar
teljes mertekben megindult,
inert attol tartanak, hogy 'ez
rossz hatassal lesz a gazdasa-
gi helyzetre.
De ennek dacara javulast
varnak ere a honapra, meg
er6sebb javulast a jov6 no
napra es a valasztasok elotti
panikban mem hisznek, ha.
csak a nyar vege fele a hely-
yet annyira el mem mergese-
dix, hogy a nagytoke a gya-
rait tenyleg dacbol lezarja.
Fontos lenne az uzlet kiala-
kulasara, hogy siessenek az
AAA helyebe tervezett vi farm
torvennyel, inert anig a fold
.muvesek mem tudjak, hogy
milyen sors var rajuk, addig a
legsztiksegesebb dolgokon xviii
vasarolni semmit mem fognak.
A ternenyek arai is inga-
.doznak, ar1ig a congresszus az
.uj javaslattal mem vegez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-06

vara diilne Ell, ami pedig egy-
altalaban mem tortenik.
Nyilt titok, hogy az olasz
kormany a hosszu hadjaratot
sem anyagilag, sem moral
lal" mem birja bar az olasz
diktator er6siteseket Is a
.munkasok tizezreit kuldi is
met a harcterre, inert egy
tovabbi eyre akarja a hadse-
roget ellatni, senki mem hiszi
Ell, hogy a hadjarat befejezo-
dix egy ev mulva es senki mem
biztos benne, hogy a diktator
ezt az egy evet is kibirja.
Az olasz uralkodohaz ellene
volt ennek a hadjaratnak es
mem lehetetlen, hogy annak
elhuzodasat fel fogja hasznal-
nj, hogy a hatalmat kiragad-
ia a Mussolini kezebol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-06
SZENZAC10S UZLETI

ered,nenyrol szamol be -
akarva t1ern akarva - a Macy
t6ke es epeszi emberek el6tt
erthetetlen, hogy mifele b6r
van a t6kesek arcan akik
eek mellett az eredmenyek
meHett meg tele yannak pa
nassau.
Az aceltruszt 1890 6ta a mutt
evben el6sz0r nyereseggel volt
iizemben $ nagyon szepen kere-
sett a Bethlehem Steel Co. is,
amely pedig hirhedt arrol,
hogy az uzemvezetese tulsago-
san koltseges. 43
Szenzacios profitot rnutat XII
"a General Motors, amely ta-
valyi nagy nyeresegevel maid
mem raduplazott, az el6z6 ev
szinten nagy profitjara.
& Tudvalev6leg 81 a General
Motors a. Du Pont es a Raskob
gauge es ez a gang az a1nely a
Liberty Leaguet penzeli es
amely ilyiltan izent haborut
az eln0knek es a kormanynak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-06
s Z T. M l. T.

nyasZok vezere ,altalanos mum
kas-szempontokbo kivalo es
konstruktive munkat vegez,
addig egyaltalan mem teszi AIT
meg magaban~ a United Mine
Workersban, csupan azert,
inert AIT feltetlenil es korla-
tok nelkul akarja ura1ni.
Macy kar az is, i1ogy a ba-
nyaszvezer es2 a banyaszok' ell
~hatarozasa "a t'tomegtermeles
0sSzes munkasairlak a SERVE
zesi terhet rarakjao az amugy
is lekoldusodott banyasHa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-06

4fFolytatas a Ak oldalrop -.
hogy "a 'i1ivatalba jutott egye-
mex ie voltak el6re kotelezve a
ragaduzo cosztalynak. -
'Ternieszetesen egyenenkent
idAig is adtak egy-ket: dollart a
Ktilortboz6 ~partoknak a mum
kzsok, tM szervezettel, egy-
seggel AIT Asoha nemt tettek es
nagyobb josszegert mem lehe-
tett 'hozzajuk fordulni.
"A UMWA vezet6sege bella
tasa szeri11t ffordithat penzt
erre "a ctraaalhasszabol S mem
1ehetetler, lhogyo a banyaszok
:adomanya "a sszazezreket is ell
&eri. Ets@ @
Konnyen ,e1kepzelheti min
denki, hogy mi 1esz lit ha egy-
egy je10ft t0bb ,'hatainnas mum
kas-szervezett6l lis II kaphat
anyagi tanrogatast 5es mem
lesz tobbe niinden 'jelolt el6re
a nagytoke -zsebeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-06

nem tortenik meg, anire sza-
mitottak, hogy a fegyvertelen
szazezrek egyszeriien a tankok
ele masiroznak hogy oft q
gepfegyyerek kaszabelasait be-
varjak.
Guerilla haborut folytatnak,
hol viSsza hol el6re vonul-
max, de csak a legritkabb ese-
tekben adnak az olasz csapa-
tolnak a komoly tamadasra
es utkozetre alkalmat.
Kozben a bensziilottek mel
lett harcol az lido, a harcter
es az eghajlat es Europaban
kizartnak tartjak, hogy 0t
even alol a legmodernebb had
sereg is lie tudna gazolni Halle
Selassie orszagat.
Eppen olyan kizartnak tart
jak azl, hogy Olaszorszag a
hadjaratot ot evig kibirja es
ma mar komoly emberek is
szamolgatjak a honapokat,
hogy mikor fog az olasz dix
tator megpukni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-06
FEGYvERSZtJNET
ALAPJAN

maradtak "a >n0iszabok "a
runkaban, :akik tjelenleg seer
zodes neIkiil dotgoznak, camig
vi egyezseget studnak scsinalni
A dress1naker4ek ttisztessege-
sebb megelf1etest (es jobb mum
kafelteteleket k6vetelnek ma
guknak.
A Csendes tenger menti
hkot6munkasok sztraJkjat az
AFL vezerkara leszurta, inert
a san francisco. rakodo-mun-
kasok szervezetenek a perzet
letiltotta es a vezetoket el
akarjak mozditani a he1yiik-
r6l. .-.n~. -, ..
Senki mem lathatja a tavol-
bol hogy mennyire indokoit a
kik0t6 munkasok kiizdelme,
de az bizonyos hogy a hajos-
tarsasagok kizarasra kesziiltek
es bizonyos az is, hogy a friscoi
munkasok egy akarattal SEE
retnek a sorsukat intezni, lille
tektelen beavatkozas tortenik
hat az AFL vezerurainak a re-
szer0l.
Termeszetesen kisebb sztrai-
'kok milldenfele vannak az
orszagban es a het vegen a
sztrajkok szamat szaztizre, a
trajkolo munkasok szamat
hetvenezerre becsiilte a munka-
miniszter.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-06
A NAGYIPAR
.ES KERESKEDELEM

forgalma januarban mem
volt jo S AIT hiszik, hogy ez a
honap mar jobb lesz.
A decemberben tulhajszolt
bevasarlas majdnem lehetetlen-
ne tette az at1ag 'embernek,
hogy januarban is vasa-
roljon es a. department uzletek
es kiskeresked6k 'forgalma le-
nyegesen megcsokkent, amit
megereztek a wholesale uzlet-
ben es a k0nnyii ipari uzem-
ben. 1n r..: f.. ...s
Az auto-ipar lecsendesiilese
a nehez ipart ket szazalekkal
lehuzta, inert az autoipar al
tai megvont rendeleseket mem
volt kepes az epit6 es a vasut-
ipar teljesen p6tolni.
AIT hiszfk, hogy q hidegebh
idok tavozAsaval az auto-el-
adas ismet fellendil S a gya-
rak legalabb a jelenlegi iize-
met tovabbra is fenntartiak a
nyar elejeig; a nehez ipar pc.
dig sok rendeleSt var kulO.
nosen az epitoipartol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-06
A HARCTEREN
VALTAKOZ0

szerencsevel t0rtennek 0sz-
szeutkozesek, ami meg akkor
is olasz vereseget jelentene
vegeredmenyben, ha minden
kiSebb utkOZet az olasZok ia
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-06
EZ Az EIS0IEPES

feltetlenul el fog ''bennin-
ket egy orszagos MUNKAS-
-PART-hoz 'juttatni, ~amire ma
gyon regen sziikseg van de
arninek .nindig ~csirajaban ell
aIltak az 'utjat "a 1racketeer
munkasvezerek.
A laborparty <azett mem tu'
dott soha kialakulr1i, inert a
vezer-urak tjoviszonyt ttartot-
TAX mind a 'ket partial les aaz
6 egyeni 'kas 'pecsenyecskeik
1ninden kGUi1lmenyek lkozt
megsultsk,
Termeszetesen !f1oSszu eevek
kellenek hozza, :anig 1esz oegy
egeszseges murlkaspaftja "a
nerzetnek, de az els6 kpes
megt0rtenik k6nnyu meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-06

A kisebb vallalatok szinten
hasonlo tzleti <evet mutatnak
XII a reszvenyeseik szamara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-06

tott reszleteit is a sajat kor.
manyaikrIak Jelentsek.