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The Washington times., 1936-10-17
BIRTHS

James and Woodsie Arthur, girl.
George and Nina Corns, girl.
william and Rachel Ferguson, girl.
Robert and Lucy Hunnicutt, girl.
Walter and Helen Howell, girl.
Earl and Edith Boteler, girl.
Harry and Angeline Ursitti, boy.
Leslie and Mary Counick, boy.
Carlton and Leila Norris, boy.
Leland and Rhoda spencer, boy.
Ralph and Lucille Reid, girl.
Robert and Margaret Whiddon, girl.
Byron and Philippine Fields. girl.
Fred and Mary Lancet, girl.
Cuthbert and Meredith Petit, girl.
CaImella and Maria Muscolini. boy.
Carroll and Audrea Propes, boy.
Willard and Dorothy Burton, boy.
Douglas and Elizabeth Sormes, boy.
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DEATHS

Elizabeth Mayer. 81, 3s4S Eleventh
st. N. W.
John Kelly. so, 1928 Farragut St.
N. w.
John E. Dice. so. Is Rhode Island
Ave. N. w.
Dora Gelfeld, 81, 224s Hall Pl. N. w.
George H. Stokes. 43. 1885 Good Hope
Rd. s. e.
Carol silcox. 81, Emergency Hospital.
The Washington times., 1936-10-17

Scott and Heather Angel in THE Last
Of the Mohicans," Silly symphony. Sat
Abel in Second Wife" and Warner GLAND
in Charlie Chan at Racetrack."
AVALON-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Adolphe Menjou and Alice Faye
in Sing. Baby. Sing" March of Time.
and Dolores Costello Barrymore in
Yours for the Asking" Friday: The
Case Of the Velvet Claws" with War
rem William and Claire Dodd. saturday:
Michael Whalen and Jean Muir in
White Fang"
AVENUE GRAND-sunday and Mon
day; The Case of the Velvet Claws"
Silly symphony. Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Henry Fonda and Pat Paterson in
'Spendthrift," March of Time. Thurs
day: Eleanore Whitney and Robert Cum
mings in Three Cheers for Love" Fri
day: Sylvia Sidney and Fred MacMur-
ray in The Trail of the Lonesome
Pine" Saturday: Bruce Cabot and
and Jed Prouty and Shirley Deane in
Back to Nature"
CENTRAL-sundaya and Monday: War
ner Baxter, Fredric March and June
Tuesday and Wednesday: Randolph
Scott and Heather Angel in THE Last
Of the Mohicans. Thursday: Henry
FONDA Fond. and an! Pat Paterson in spend
Claws" with Warren William and Claire
Dodd Saturday: Bengal Tiger" with
Satan. the Man Killer. Barton MacLane,
June Travis and Warren Hull.
COLONY--sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Adolphe Menjou and Alice Fave
in Sing. Baby, Sing" March of Time
Wednesday and Thursday: will Rogers
Janet Staf Toi INri
day: George Raft and Dolores Costello
barrymore in Yours For the Asking"
saturday: Warner GLAND in Charlie
- HOME--sunday and Monday: Alice
Faye and Adolphe Meniou in Sing,
BABY Baby ~ Sing" Mickey Mouse. Tuesday
Myrna. 10y in ITO Mary-With Love"
Thursday and Friday: George Raft and
Dolores Costello Barrymore in Yours
For For the Asking" Saturday,: John Ar
ledge, and Louise Latimer in Grand
Jury" and Michael Whalen and Joan
Muir in white Fang" Popeye.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: Joan
Crawford a,' and Robert Taylor in Cor
ter, Fredric March and June Lang in
SAVOY-sunday and Monday: Michael
| Whalen and Jean Muir in white Fang"
Tuesday and Wednesday: Randolph
Scott and Frances Drake in "And Sud
den Death" Thursday: Gertrude Michael
and Walter Abel in Second Wife"
March of Time. Friday: John Mack
Brown in Valley of the Lawless,"
Mickey Mouse. Saturday: Robert Mont
gomery and Madge Evans in "Picca-
dilly jim"
TIVOLI-sunday. Monday. Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: Joan
| Crawford and Robert Taylor in Cor
geous Hussy." Saturday: Fred MacNTur-
ray and Jean Parker in THE Texas
Rangers" Our Gang.
YORK-Sunday and Monday: "China
| Clipper" with Pat O'Brien, Ross Alexan-
der and Beverly Roberts; Popeye. Tues
day and Wednesday: George Raft and
| Dolores Costello Barrymore in yours
For the Asking" March of Time. Thurs
day: Nova Plboam and Sir Cedric Hard
wicke in mine Days a Queen" Friday:
Michael whalen and Jean Muir. in
| white Fang" Saturday: Jane withers
and Irwin s. Cobb in Pepper" "Phan-
! tom Rider, No. 2.'
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Warner Bros. Theaters

BASSADOR-Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: Dick Powell in stage Struck. ="
with Joan Blondell. Wednesday and
Thursday: Warner Baxter. June Lang
and Fredric March in Road to Glory"
Mickey Mouse. Friday: Francis Lederer
and Ann Sothern in my American
Wife" Saturday: Randolph Scott and
Heather Angel in The Last of the
Mohicans."
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DIED

ATKINSON, MAYBELLE-on Saturday
October II. 1896, At Garfield Memorial
Hospital, MAYBELLE ATKINSON. The be-
loved wife of Velmon e. Atkinson. Late
residence. 316 East Bellfonts Avenue, Alex
Funeral services and intsrmsnt. Rocky
Services BY Chambers Co.
FISHER. EUGENE E-on Monday. 90
ESs sSRF - sasR hSas at h9sband Of Ad 4ce
Fisher. and he is also survived by three
daughters and one son. remains resting
east funeral home. 517 Eleventh St. s, E.
day, October II. 1885, At 9 p. m. from
funeral home. 6I7 Eleventh st. s. E.
Relatives and friends are invited -
Tnterment in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
HEBRON, ROBERT ADGER-on Friday.
eraI Hospital, ROBERT ADGER HEBRON.
captain U. S. Army, retired, beloved hus.
band of Eloise Heron and brother Of MrH.
Arthur N. Owens, of Winnsboro, n. c.
Remains resting at his late residence.
618 Jackson Avenue. Riverdale, Nd.
Notice of funeral services and jntermenA
hereafter.
Services by W. W. Chambers Co. subure
ban funeral home. 91S Cleveland Avenue
Riverdale, Md
HUNTER. ADDIE Non Friday. October
10. 1896, at Garfield Memorial Hospital,
ADDIE NJ. HUNTER. the beloved wife of
the late George W. Hunter and mother of
James R. Hunter. Late residence. 2516
Thirteenth st. N. W. Remains resting
at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home,
Fourteenth and Chaplin SITS. N. W.. until
10 o. m. Saturday. October II. 1885,
Interment Williamstown, W. Va.
REAGAN, MJNNIE-on Friday, October
16. 1886 at her residence. 479h r St
8. W.. MINNIE REAGAN (nee Matthews),
beloved wife of William F. Reagan.
Funeral from the above residence, on
Monday, October 10. at 10 a. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
SMITH. LUCY ANN-suddenly on Thur0.
day. October 10. 1886. at the residence
Of her daughter, Mrs. Blanche E. Smith,
$3.50 Seventh St. n. w, LUCY ANN
SMITH, the beloved wife of the late Rich.
ard H. Smith. She is survived by six
children: Allie Smith. Frank Smith. Wal.
ter Smith. Robert Smith. Lloyd Smith and
Mrs. Blanche E. Smith.
Remains resting at the W ". Chambers
Co. funeral home Fourteenth and Chaplin
streets Northwest. until Sunday. October
1S. 1886. at a. m.
Funeral services and interment at No.
monI Baptist Church. Montross. Va, al
D.. m
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MASS
IS SUNG FOR
MRS. QUAY

Requiem mass was celebrated
today in the Church of the Ma
tivity for Mrs. AnaStaSia L. Quay,
IS, who died at her residence,
$500 Thirteenth st. N. w., Thurs
day of injuries suffered when she
was struck by a police scout car
Sunday night, October IL. Inter
ment was in Mt. Olivet Cemetery,
with the Rev. Father Stevan
Hogan officiating.
The mother of Sister Carmela
of St. Elias, Mrs. Quay was &C.
tive in Nativity parish church
work. She was member of the
Sanctuary Society, the League of
the Sacred Heart, and the Ladies
of the Sodality.
She was the widow of DR.. John
B. Quay, and besides her daugh-
ter, Sister Carmela, she is sur
vived by two sons, Francis Quay
Of Washington and Eugene Quay,
Chicago attorney.
HENRY JACKSON
Emancipated by Lincoln in 1862,
Henry Jackson, who was sold in
the slave trade three times, died
yesterday at the home Of his
daughter, at 1882 Bell ct.
Jackson was a slave in and
around Culpeper, Va. After the
Civil War he made his home in
Maryland until illness forced him
to join his daughter here. Mar
ried four times, he survived all Of
has wives, and in a few months
would have been 100 years old.
FRANCIS E. CARPENTER
Masonic funeral services will be
held Monday at 10:30 o'clock in
the S. N. Mines funeral home for
Francis E Carpenter, SIS, who
died suddenly in Emergency Hos
pital on Friday. Interment will
follow in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Born at Wayside, Md, he came
to washington as a boy Of 1S and
obtained a job as fireman with
the Pennsylvania Railroad. In
short time he became an engineer
and stayed with the railroad
until the time of his death. Mr..
Carpenter was member of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Fire
men and Engineers and the
Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers.
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.APOLLO-Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday: Anthony Adverse Is
with Fredric March and Olivia de Havi-
land. Thursday and Friday: Randolph
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AGENCY KEEPS
PROMOTIONS
IN FAMILY

By ]. EARLE MOSER
NOTE-Federal employees and members
and biographical sketches appearing IN
The Times must contact the writer In
the editorial room by 5:15 p. m. The
pictures appear in the First and Early
Wall Street editions of The Times.
The Washington times., 1936-10-17

COLONY-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Adolphe Menjou and Alice Faye
in Sing, Baby, Sing" March of Time
Wednesday and Thursday: will Rogers
ana Janet Gaynor in state Fair" Fri
day: George Raft and Dolores Costello
barrymore in Yours For the Asking. {"
Saturday: Warner GLAND in Charlie
Chan at Racetrack'
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PENN-Sunday, Monday Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: Joan
Crawford and Robert Taylor in "Gor.
geous Hussy." Saturday: Warner Bax-
ter, Fredric March and June Lang in
Road to Glory"
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TIVOLI-Sunday Monday Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: Joan
Crawford and Robert Taylor in Cor
geous Hussy." Saturday: Fred MacMur-
ray and Jean Parker in THE Texas
Rangers" Our Gang.
The Washington times., 1936-10-17

HIPPODROME-Sund and Monday:
Warner Baxter and Gloria Stuart in
The Washington times., 1936-10-17

BROADWAY = Sunday and Monday:
Larry Buster" Crabbe in Arizona
Raiders with Raymond Hatton and
Marsha Hunt. Tuesday: Mary Ellis and
John Halliday in Fatal Lady" We'd
nesday and Thursday: "36 Hours to
XIII, with Brian Donlevy. Gloria Stuart
and Stepin Fetchit. Friday and Satur-
man."
The Washington times., 1936-10-17

HOWARD-On Stage: In person! Louis
Armstrong and His Orchestra heading
All Star Musical Revue. On screen: :
'Shakedown." with Joan Perry and Lew
Ayres Gala midnight show Saturday
with reserved seats
The Washington times., 1936-10-17

AsHLEY-sunday and Monday: War
ner Baxter and Myrna 10y in ITO Mary
With Love" Tuesday and Wednesday:
Katharine Hepburn and Frederic March
in Mary of Scotland" Thursday and
Friday: w. c. Fields and Rochelle
Hudson In Poppy" Saturday: James
Stewart and Wendy Barrie in speed"
also Richard Arlen in Mine with the
Iron Door,"
The Washington times., 1936-09-26

Apartments-Furnished Dr. Sab
'UnfurniShed
17O0 KENILWoRTH AVE. n E.-2 apts.
rooms and bath, adults preferred; S36
and $40 per mo. Apply on premises.
LOW RENT-Choice NV. bldgs. Baskin
Co., 1424 K St. N. W. Nail. 5437.
The Washington times., 1936-09-26

PIERCE MILL ROAD:
If quietness and pleasant home
like surroundings appeal to you,
look into this proposition. 1t is a
front room in a home located on
Pierce Mill Road facing Rock
Greek Park. The room is furnished
with the thought in mind of the
stronger sex's comfort, and con-
tair1s twin beds and good reading
lights. The entire neighborhood
is strictly residential and is away
from the traffic and street car
noises. Rental is $50.
FOR THE NEWLYWEDS:
Attention, all ye brides of the
month. I know where you can
get the loveiiest apartment, so
fastily furnished with all brand
new furnishings. All you have to
do is walk in and start house
Keeping. The bedroom is so
dainty with its twin beds with
lovely orchid spreads and the soft
falling drapes that match per-
'fectly the little lamps that throw
such flattering shadows. In the
living room everything matches
perfectly, and exquisite taste has
been shown throughout. The little
dinette and kitchen are bit diff
ferent from the average and
sparkle with cleanliness. In the
bathroom, which is green and
white, you will find all the ultra
modern equipment so necessary
in the bathrooms Of today. The
rental of this apartment is $62.50,
and the owner will turn over the
lease to the party who purchases
the furniture. The furniture and
apartment building are only one
north old. Better hurry on this
one, it is really a value.
The Washington times., 1936-09-26

SHARE AN APARTMENT
belmont Street,:
If you are away from home and
are lonely, why not investigate
this, it might be the answer to
your problem. A couple of young
girls in their twenties are de-
sirous Of getting another girl near
their age to share their apart.
ment with them. The apartment
is a very modern one with all con-
veniences and is located just off
14th Street. The young lady
would have the privileges of the
apartment and would share alike
in the expenses. It seems to be q
very pleasant way to live and
would save many lonely hours.
ROOM IN CHEVY CHASE:
wouldn't have believed this
myself, but I actually saw it. A
single room, in a Chevy Chase
home, adjoining a large tile bath
that is used by only one other
gentleman. The room has two
exposures and overlooks a lovely,
weli-kept lawn. Now, the part I
couldn't believe is that the rental
is only $22.50 a month.
ROOM AND BOARD
(S25 month apiece:
In this detached home located
out on Brookville Road is an ideal
opportunity for a couple of young
men who want reasonable living
quarters. It is a glasSed-in sleep
ing porch furnished as a bedroom
and equipped for two. The owner
is asking $25 apiece. which in.
cludes two meals day. With win
ter coming on I believe it would
be a more convenient place to live
if you have your own car, yet bus
transportation is right at the door.
The Washington times., 1936-09-26

Nash 1888 COupe-Has been put 0OIO
in Al shape by our me- OAHO
chanics; paint, tires and upholstery all
very good; trade and terms to suit.
A "Safety Tested" Used Car
N. e. BRANCH L. p. STEUART
141 12 st. N. e. AT. $500
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RENTAL HUNTING
with BARBARA HOLMES

If YOU are the places described beoV re
bhone or call Barbara Holiness 1919 ST. ~ H. District 500
The Washington times., 1936-09-26

WIRE FOX TERRIER PUPPIES-Best Q
breeding. Reg. 3716 26th ST. n.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17
II F. + l $ Z F. M L F.

Az III bill a kongresszusnak
azol1 a logan alapszik, amely
megengedi, hogy az altalanos
nepjolet ugyet rendezze es
nyiltan a szenipar ellen6rze-
set ada at a kormany ke-
zebe.
Ha a Supreme Court jova-
hagyna egy ilyen vi torvenyt,
akkor q t0bbi iparagakban
AIT hasonlo t0rveny k0vetne,
es mem lenne szukseges egy
altalanos NRA.
Ha azonban a Supreme
Court - ami valoszinu - XII.
dobna ezt az vi Guffey -billt
is, akkcr elerkeztiink ismet az
alkotmanyos vitahoz, es akkor
vagy az alkotmany, vagy a
Supreme Court ugyet rendez-
mex.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17
MI TORRENT
vOLNA ECY
NECERREL?

Detroitban egy ''uri asz-
szonyt" huszonot dollara bin
tettek, inert mikor egy rendor
double parkolasert" ticketet
akart neki adni, neki ment a
kocsijaval a rendor motorcik-
liienek es ait fell0kte.
0nagysaga a ticketet mem
vette at, bezarta magat az
autoba es hetekig mem lehe-
tett hozza ferni, hogy idezest
adjanak neki, inert bezarta
magat a lakasaba.
Vegre "beleegyezett," hogy
megjelenik egy targyalason,
ahol 25 dollarra bUntettek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17
NAGYONN ERDEKES
RESZE

az arak szabalyozasa ennek
a vitarak es ebben az ugyben
megdoDhento dontest hozott a
multi heten d Supreme Court.
Bizonvos allamokban torve-
nyeket hoztak, hogy a gyaros
altal megszabott eladasi arat
a kiskeresked6nek mem szabad
levagni. Vagyis ha a gyaros
egy dol;arert akarja piacra
vetni a zseborat, vagy ket
dollarert az inget, a kiskeres-
ked6nek ezekbol az arakbol
mem szabad engedni.
Ezeket az allami torvenye-
ket megtamadtak, inert nyil-
van sze,nbe kerulnek a szabad
verseny vedelmere hozott
Shermar-torvennyel.
A Supreme Court a multi
heten ugy dontott, hogy az
arak vsgleges megallapitasara
joga van a gyarosnak, es a
kiskereskedonek mem all mod
jaban, hogy a gyar altal meg
szabott eladasi arat levagja.
Vagy!s ami mem all szabad-
sagaban a munkasnak, hogy
egyseges munkabereket bizto-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17
MEM LEHET A GYAROSOK

nyilatkozatait keszpenznek
venniink azert sem, inert az
arakat nem szallitjak lie,
s6t sok esetben emelik, da-
cara a mutatkozo oriasi pro-
fitnak.
Ha a lnunkasnak tobbet ad-
max harom centtel orankent,
akkor az arakat sietnek emel-
nj, pedig jol tudjuk, hogy az
emelked6 termeles cs0kken0
overhead kiadasa es az vi
gepek mellett a munkabere-
ket egesz batran emelhetnek,
anelku!, nogy az arakat par
huzamosan kellene emelni.
A prosperitas csak abban az
esetben terhet yissza, ha az
ujabb n1unkamegtakarito ge-
pek es az emelked6 tomeg-
termeles hasznat nem kon-
central]ak a t6ke Kezebe, ha-
nem ait a munkasok es a TO-
gyasztok kozt megosztjak.
Senki nem akarja az oszta-
lyok kozti folytonos villongast
de AIT mondhatjuk, hogy mi
nyugodtabbak vagyunk, mi
kor a toke reszerol harcolnak,
inert akkor a kormany is, a
polgarsag is szorosabban ra-
nez a tOke - kezere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17

De eloszor eskudtszeki tar
gyalast. kert, ami haromszaz
dollarjaba kerult a megyenek.
A targyalason kisiilt az is,
hogy az ''uri asszony" elobb
vitatkozott is a rendered es a
vita heveben "orron vagta" a
rend oret.
Erdekes lett voIna, ha ugyan
akkor, ugyanezt egy meyer
munkas is megtette volna egy
rendered, vagy akar egy feher
munkas is, akinek mem lett
volna penze draga iigyvedre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17

mondatbol, amelyben az ell
n0k programjanak lojalitast
es hiseget fogadtak.
"A kormanynak a magan-
vallalkozassal szembeni ver-
senyet elkeriilend6nek talal-
jak."
Senki mem kivanja, hogy a
szovetseg vagy az allamok
kormary maganvallalkoza-
sok sorozataba kezdjen, de
mindenki tudja, hogy az bi-
zonyos esetekben sziikseges.
Szepen neznenk XII peldaul
a TVA-val, ha a kormany mem
allitana fel hatalmas villany-
telepeket, amelyekkel ever
senyezik" a magant6kevel.
Jol trdjuk, hogy a kul0n-
b0z6 hatosagok felallitasa da-
cara a k0zszolgalati vallalatok
rabolnak benniinket, S hogy a
k0ziizem mutatkozik az egyet-
len orvoslasnak, anely mel
lett talan ez a rablas meg
Sziinik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17
A NAGYT0KE HIVATALOS

nyilatkozatat nyujtottak at
a gyariparosok orszagos $40
vetsege reszer6l a multi he
ten az elnoknek es az orszag-
max es a nyilatkozat AIT igeri,
hogy a t6kesosztaly a legko-
zelebbi j0v6ben mem all a
nemzeti boldogulas utjaba.
A-"Congress of Industry
tanacskozasainak a soran egy
.hangulag hataroztak el, hogy
a magasabb munkaberekre,
a munkatlanok fokozottabb
alkalmazasa7a, a tarsadalmi
biztositssra, a megfelel6 mum
kaslak6sokra szjikseg van es
a nagy;par a maga reszerol
ennek a programnak az erde-
keben el akar k0vetnj min
dent a j0v6ben.
Mem hangzott el egyetlen
$40 a gyariparosok gyulesen,
amelyben kritizaltak volna az
eln0k programjat, amellyel
szembehelyezkedtek volna az
vi deallel, es ugy latszik, hogy
a t6kesek jelenlegi. JOSIAH
deka EBBEN A PILLANAT-
BAN Oszinte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17
OSZTALEKOT FIZETNEK

A Westmoreland Coal Co.
extra osztalekot fog a reszve-
nyeseknek december no 22-en
fizetni.
Ez a tarsasag 1881 ota most
fizet elGsz0r osztalekot, vagyis
mem iarSak olyan nagyon
rosszul az vi deal-lel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17

Termeszetesen mindenki be-
latja, nogy a jelenlegi nem-
zetkozi helyzet szUksegesse
teszi a tegyverkezest bizonyos
mertekben, de arlnak tul-
sagig valo fokozasa az ellen
kezo eredmenyt fogja elerni.
Az Fgyesiilt Allamok pol
garsaganak mem az a fell
fogasa, hogy az egesz vilag
ellen fegyverkezziink, hanem
az, hogy a beke es a mas al
lamok haboruja alatti semle-
gesseg erdekeben kovessen el
mindent a kongresszus es a
kormanyunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17
.KENYTELENEK
VAGYUNK

nagy betukkel irni, hogy a
joszandek ebben a pillanat-
ban oszinte, inert semmi
okunk Is jogunk mines AIT
rernelni, hogy az allandosul a
j0v0ben.
Bar nemzeti hibank, hogy
nagyon gyorsan es nagyon
konnyen felejtiink, mem sza-
bad elfeledniink, hogy negy
evvel ezel6tt a nagyt6ke va
losagos missziot latott az ell
nokben. hogy lapjaiban uvol-
tott az MIRA es a tobbi reform
torveny MELLETT, amig attol
kellett tartania, hogy forra-
dalom lehet ebben az orszag-
ban.
Amint azonban helyre ALT
nyugolom, amint Roosevelt
ura lett a politikai helyzet-
mex, amint biztosnak lat
szott, hogy a kongresszus a
reform-torvenyeket megadja
az elnoknek, azonnal frontot
cserelt q kivaltsagos osztaly, a
nagytoke.
Amint biztonsagban erezte
onmagat, azonnal szembe-
szallt az elnokkel es az vi
deallel, es keshegyig memo
harcot folytatott minden
egeszseges szikseges reform
torveny ellen, amiben hiisege-
sen segitett a Supreme Court.
MOST A VALASZTASOK
rajuk nezve megdobbent0
eredmenye ujra a polgarsag
ingeriilt hangulatat mutatja,
S most ujra nyugtalanko odnia
kell a kivaltsagos osztalynak,
hogy az eln0k peldatlan
kongresszusi t0bbsege a XII
valtsagokat meg fogja nyir-
BALM.
Mem csoda hat, ha ujra
engedelmesseget, co-operaciot
igernek. de a k0zelmult ia.
pasztalatai utan ezeket az
igereteket nem fogadhatjuk
keszpenznek.
Ha nagyt6ke csakugyan Co
operalni kivan az eln0kkel
ext a co-operaci6t or0mmel
kell fogadnunk, de csak alb.
ban az esetben, ha azert XII
lon koncessziokat nem kivan-
max.
Az. ujkeletii mely baratsag
dacara sem szabad elfelejteni
hogy lit t0rvenyekre, eros Is
megingathatatlan torvenyekre
van szuksegiink, amelyek egy
reszrN tArsadalmi biztonsa.
got, masreszr6l tisztesseges
megelhetest, tehat a szervez.
ked6s teljes szabadsagat biz.
tositjak q munkasnak.
HOCY A NACYT0KE Ut
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17
.VAL0SACOS LAZONGAS

fogadta a WPA adminisztra-
clio drasztikus !. rendelelet,
amely a szukSegmunkasok
szamat egy tollvonassal husz
szazalekkal redukalni akarta.
Ketsegtelen, hogy a WPA
Gov .JaS az DIX Oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17
ANYANAK

Magic Chef Sp6rok, Butor, Radi6k,
Ruhak, Als6k, Harisnyak, Cukor,
Ekszer, K0nyvek, Easy Mos6gep,
Keztyiik, Vasznak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17

sitson maganak, addig a
legmagasabb birosag teljes
szabadsagot adott az arszaba-
lyozasara a t6kenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17
NOVERNEK

Parfiim, Puder, Harisnyak, Keztyiik,
Zsebkend0k, Szveter-szetek, Als6k,
Kezi taskak, Premes kabatok, Eksze-
rex, K0nyvek, Kompaktok es Pipere
keszletek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17
A KONGRESSZUS
K0ZELG0

megryitasa egeszsegtelen vi
takra es kiizdelmekre ad al
kalmat, amelyek a f6varosban
ket hete dulnak, amelyek-
bol mines semmi haszna a
nemzet1ek.
Az ;een tisztelt honatyak
mem azon marakodnak, hogy
NIT tehetnenk a nemzetert es
a munkasert, hanem azon,
hogy XII legyen a haznak a
spsakarie, hogy XII legyen a
t0bbsegnek a vezere, inert
eek a tisztsegek hallatlan
nagy hefolyast es hatalmat
jelentenek egy par embernek.
Eek a civodasok mem Sc
eitik el6 a part annyira szuk-
seges e;gyseget es mem jarul-
max hozza, hogy a kongresz-
szus bekeben es gyorsan tud-
jon hozza latni az elotte
fekv6 valtozatos munkahoz.
Lehetseges, hogy az elnok
hazaterte utan eek a belsG
civodasck elrnulnak es a
Roosevelt eros keze megterem-
tt ait a parliament egyseget.
amely nelkul konstruktive
munkaTa nem lehet kilatas.