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The Washington times., 1936-12-12

reer aS one Of the leading or.
cheStral conductors, he has
made recordings reputedIy to-
falling 100000 disks. Eddie
started as a protege of Washing
toms own AL JOIsOn and has
been highly cOmplimented by
such stars as Irene Castle,
Sophie Tucker, and Harry
Richman for his capable back
ground music while they per.
formed on programs with him.
Billed as the "talleSt dance
duo in the business" the VernonS,
a lovely, rhythmic couple who have
been seen in many movie shorts,
supplement the orchestra with a
delightful exhibition of dancing
during the floor show. The young
lady is near the five-foot 10 mark
and her partner towers over six
feet.
The sophisticated after-theater
crowd who have been attending
Minnelli'S "Show Is On" at the
National find their way to the
Heigh Ho before vending home.
ward. Stars of the show, including,
Paul Haakson and his wife, dropped
in for a visit a couple of twilights
ago, dancing only in accepted ball.
room fashion to the dismay of the
guests. .--
Pete Macias' versatile repertoire
Of dance tunes offers rhythms in
the modern manner, Viennese
waltzes, tangoes and rhumbaS
from the pampas. The bands fea-
tured entertainers are Marty Ru.
bin and Burrus Williams.
X "
Have you been hearing faint
echoes of carpenters hammers
and saws? Well, the big surprise
and mysterious noises are coming
The Washington times., 1936-12-12
HEAVY WINDS
HALT CLIPPER

ALAMEDA, Cal, Dec. IL IN.S)
The China Clipper, en- route from
Honolulu to San Francisco, en-.
countered strong headwinds and
turned back to Honolulu early to.
day, Pan-American AirwayS Off.
cials announced here.
The huge airliner, carrying pas
sengers and mail, had come ap-
proximately halfway on the hop
to San Francisco, last leg of tie
tranSpacific flight.
Captain Hilton, according to
information received here, dis
covered that unexpected weather
changes had rendered his flight
analysis and calculations value
less and, as the headwinds grew
stronger, decided to turn back
rather than fight them all the
way across the Pacific.
The Clippers captain found
that in bucking the winds he was
using more gasoline per mile than
had been estimated, and so turned
back rather than risk running
short, officials of the line said.
The Washington times., 1936-12-12

from the Wardman Park Hotel
where the entire west partition OF
the lobby is being made ready for
a gala late December opening of
a new supper dance room. Photo
murals, some of them 18 feet long,
will adorn the walls of the show
place.
"a Jewel of Jewels" "un
cuiSinier magnifique," and other
superIatives would all fit Alexis,
the Russian TrOika's Outstand-
ing chef, acknowledged the
world over as the top ranking
MuScOvite caterer and chef in
his business.
Once chief chef at the Var,
MOscOw's premier eating palace
during the days Of the cZars,
Alexis later emigrated to Paris
following the KerenSky revolu-
tiOn, where he held sway at the
distinguished Maisonette. A few
years later he came to America
and opened the first exclusive
dining room featuring Russian
delicacieS. Known to many, this
place was the Russian Bear, 10
Gated in the heart of New York.
Modest and shy, Alexis first
The Washington times., 1936-12-12
HI. Willis Heads
Davis ConsistoV

Hartwell T. Willis has been
elected commander-in-chief of the
Jonathan Davis Consistory of the
colored Scottish Rite Masons OF
the District.
Other officers include Henry
Cook and William Gibson, heuten.
ant commanders: Maurice Spen.
Ger, commander of state; Bert Nc.
Coy, grand chancellor; Langston
Taylor, grand hoSpitaler; Cicero
Lee, keeper of seals and archives,
and James E. Thomas, grand treas.
urer.
Appointive officers included
Charles Anderson, assistant keeper
of seals; Cornelius Jones, grand
master of ceremonies; Samuel
Strickland, grand captain of the
guard; Malachi Hunt, standard
bearer; William Bailey, grand en-,
gineer, and G.. N. Bull, grand sen.
tinel.
The Washington times., 1936-12-12

Circle, N. w. Matt Windsor has
a splendid musical show in store,
too.
It's rhythm, and more Mister
Swing tonight at the Cafe La
Paree, where everybody in a glo-
rious show is preparing to whoop
it up for the guests in hilarious,
goodtime fashion. Besides the
hometown revue, featuring Vera
Miller, Toma Genaro, Lucille and
Linda, and Jean Carmine, the 10
piece Sakol band is concocting
swing mischief for dancers who
like to hoof. Buddy Shaner and
Honey Davis will render the
vocals in their usually popular
manners.
Don't forget the Sunday mid
night star ride, featuring celebs,
artists and the good old COM
The Washington times., 1936-12-12
NEW RAIL LAW
DEMANDED
international News service

international news service
Revelation of a system, used by
New York banks to obscure their
control of the 5000 million-dol
Van Sweringen rail empire from
1881 to 1886, today provoked de-
mand for revision of the law re-
quiring registration of the owner.
ship of railroad stocks with the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
Senator Wheeler CD), of Mon
tana, heading the Senate inquiry
into railroad financing, declared: :
"The fact that banks can now
use dummies to cover up their
control of railroads should lead
to revision Of the law. The COM
mission should be able at all
times to know just who runs
our railroads"
The Senate inquiry revealed the
Van Sweringen brothers used the
securities of their railroad empire
as collateral on loans from New
York banks. After a default, the
banks acquired voting rights in
all the securities and effectively
controlled the empire, but this
was not reported to the ICC be-
cause the technical ownership of
the stock still rested with the Van
SWeringen brothers.
The Washington times., 1936-12-12
Japan Holds Future
Of Orient, Says Bishop

ASBURY PARK, N. j., Dec. IL
G.N.S0.-Future of the Orient de.
pends upon the aggressive attitude
of Japan, Bishop Herbert Welch,
of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
told the Federal Council of
Churches of Christ at its confer
ence here.
Japan must secure an adequate
supply of raw materials, he de.
clared, and added:
I'm my opinion she could at
tain this end at much less ex.
penSe and ultimately with more
certainty by peaceful means.
Her leaders have thought other.
wise, however.
The Washington times., 1936-12-12
SECURITY AC |
AWAITS j. ).
APPROVAL

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec. 12-
Passed early yesterday by the
General Assembly, the social Sc
curity act of Maryland must be
approved by Federal authorities
before it is signed by Gov. Harry
w. Nice, he said after the legis-
lature had adjourned sine die.
The legislature was called in
special session to pass a social Sc
curity act agreeable to Federal
authorities in order to save ap-
proximately $3,000,000 in payroll
taxes that otherwise would be di-
Verted to the Federal treasury.
This act passed the house of
delegates by a vote of 108 to 5
and the senate by vote OF 26
to 0.
Much Opposition
There is considerable opposition
to the bill as passed but legiSla-
tors said they could amend it in
the regular session in January,
If necessary.
Delegate William H. Wilson Cd
of Baltimore, told the house the
bill probably would be held m-
constitutional by the Court OF Ap-
peals, if it should reach that body,
under what is known as the
McSherry decision, which held
that discrimination against one
class of employees was illegal. He
was referring to the clause in the
act exempting those who employ
less than eight people.
A fight against this provision
was staged by Delegate Leon
Abramson CD, of Baltimore.
Nice Halts G. o. P. Fight
Republicans threatened to fight
the measure on the grounds that it
did not provide for minority
member on the commission named
to administer it, but, on the ad-
vice of Governor Nice, agreed TO
20 along with the Democrats.
The commission, the chairman
of which is to draw a salary OF
$4,000 a year and his two asSocl-
ates salaries of $4,000 year each,
will be named by the board OF
public works, which is composed
of the Governor, State Treasurer
Hooper Miles, Democrat, and Will
liam S. Gordy, jr., Democratic
comptroller.
Under the bill originally pre-
sented by the committee headed
by Simon Sobeloff, which was
named by the Governor, the office
of the commission would have been
located in Baltimore.
Location Left Open
The location Of the office Is
left to the discretion of the board
of public works. This action pre-
vented a fight by delegates from
Anne Arundel County who wanted
the office with its 800 employees
located in Annapolis.
The bill provides for payment OF
9 cents by the employer for the
first year for each dollar earned
by his employees; 1.8 cents for the
second year, and 2.7 cents for the
third year and thereafter.
That many amendments will be
offered at the regular session is
admitted by majority and minority
leaders Of both houses.
The Washington times., 1936-12-12

thoughts are for his kitchen
preparations and the epicurean
welfare Of the guests. He per-
sOnalIy superviseS each dish that
leaves the TrOika kitchen. When
eating at the TrOika, one eats
foot fit for cZarS indeed.
At Casa Grande, the Berwyn,
Md, night spot, it's Agnes Har-
ris, personality queen, and Berk
Motley and his orchestral crew
just up from the South, yes, sub.
The band and Agnes provide a
red hot, tasty musical show that's
really worth seeing.
Speaking Of dinners, for one dol
lar, you can get the finest Russian
French or American dishes. You've
guessed the place already, the Club
Volga Boatman, just off Thomas
The Washington times., 1936-12-12
'WhirIWind'
Card Seen
At Grove
By FRANCOIS

All the tinsel and finery of a
great Christmas holiday program
among the towns pleasure spots
is in preliminary array for to-
nights gala and brilliant week
end entertainment fares.
~
Mavis Abdullah, featured dancer
of the Abdullah Girls, now playing
at the Lotus Restaurant, headlines
an attractive bill. On the program
are Bongard and Dooley, Barrie
and King, The Funda Sisters, Ray
Donahue and Judy Ellington, plus
AL Norton, genial master of cere-
monies, and Bill Strickland'S Capi.
tolianS.
"CollegianS, here I come" might
we'll be the theme song at the
Cocoanut Grove this weekend,
where a splendid and full-of-life
entertainment bill is in progress.
Santino and Lenore, a whirlwind
on legs, blur the eyes with their
fast stepping dances, while Carl
Addison, a newcomer who sings
divinely, will intrigue the gals both
with his grooming and masculine
handsomeneSS.
With royalty the keyword in
international news, and general
interest in the Edward-Simpson
affair due to occupy converse
tions and tete a teteS for quite
some time to come, it is relevant
to include the fact that Eddie
Peabody, wizard Of the banajo, now
playing at the Shoreham Hotel
ballroom, once performed before
the abdicated monarch at an ex'
elusive resort on the Thames.
Here is an aristocratic hideaway
called the Datchet Club, the for.
mer King and his brothers, the
Dukes of Kent and Gloucester,
heard the American music played
as only "a master like Eddie
can do.
A special Christmas Toy Ball
has been arranged for the
ShOreham next Friday night,
December 18, at which time
presentation Of a toy will be
made in lieu of q cover charge.
Starting Monday, Washington'S
old SweetheartS of song, Carl and
Leone Bonner, return for an en-
gagement. The Randalls, a
highly talented dance duo, will
hold over for next weeks show.
Salient facts about the AmbaS'
Sador Hi-Hat Helen Nal
colin, diminutive songStress, is
finishing her sixth consecutive
week as the star attraction. {.
And doing well. :. The Royal
Hawaiians, delightful guitar
strummerS and island singers,
have a pip Of melody which they
sing in native tongue which, in.
terpreted, means Whispering Seas.
The HawaiianS and Helen
perform on Saturdays from 1880
p. m. until Z p. m, and from 9
until closing, besides regular week
days.
Eddie EIkinS, maestro ex-
traOrdinaire at the Raleigh
Pail Mall Room, has been cred
tied as being originator of swing
music. His inimitable style Of
dance rhythm features arrange.
mentS favOring SmOOthneSs
rather than the Harlem noisy
blare tyne. During his long ca
The Washington times., 1936-12-12
SON
SHOWS GAIN

BOSTON, Dec. IL Q.N.S).
Physicians reported improvement
today in the condition of Frank
lin D. Roosevelt, jr., son of the
President, confined since Thanks
giving Day at Massachusetts, Gen.
eral Hospital, suffering sinus
trouble complicated by grippe.
His temperature is nearly nor
NAL again, doctors said. They con.
sidered it likely, however, that he
would have to spend Christmas at
the hospital. An operation to cor
rect the sinus trouble has been
postponed.
The Washington times., 1936-12-12
Five Are Initiated
In Fraternity Here

Five new members were initi-
ated today by Gamma Beta Chap
ter Of Theta Tau, national pro-
fessional engineering fraternity,
at the Cosmos Club.
A luncheon, attended by many
active and alumni members, pre-
ceded the initiation. Those initi-
ated were:
Karl Vartia, Kenneth r. Som
mers, John H. Rixse, jr., Frantz
Rary, and Maxwell Christopher.
The Washington times., 1936-12-12
IVA Fights Plea
To Halt Activity

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. IL.
iva solicitors fought today to
block an injunction sought by IL
private utilities to freeze" activi-
ties of the great "yardstick power"
program until constitutionality of
the New Deals colossus can be
determined.
U. S. District Judge John j.
Gore, former law partner of Sec
retary of State Cordell Hull, ad-
journed the hearing until tomor.
row.
The Washington times., 1936-12-12
Ask Business Group
To Decorate Stores

Members of the Georgia Ave
hue Business Mems Association
were urged tdoay to decorate their
store fronts during the holiday
season. The appeal came from
Secretary Milton R. Vollmer.
It was announced the associa-
tion will hold its next meeting
Tuesday night at the City Bank,
S608 Georgia Ave. .-.
The Washington times., 1936-12-12
MAVIS ABDULLAH DANCER, HEADS LOTUS PROGRAM

munity sing broadcast over
WMAL tomorrow from the La
Paree.
4
II on the lookout for an out
standing Out-Of-tOwn roadhOuse,
remember River Bend, on the
Mt. Vernon Memorial Highway,
or the Log Cabin Inn, on the
Georgia Avenue extended high
way, near Silver Spring, Md.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26

max sehol tamadni, ez a szo-
vetseg pillanatnyilag mem je-
dent semmi veszedelmet a sza-
mukra.
A szovetseg egyebkent is XII
mondottan csak ARA az id6re
szol, amig az altalanos euro
pai helyzet mem lesz rendezve,
ugy, hogy nehany honap null
va az felbomlik.
Anglia nepe kifejezetten ell
lene van annak, hogy a meme
teket tovabb uld0zzek es szaz-
fele modon nyilvanul naponta,
hogy a nemeteknek a sajat
teruleteik megszallasat helyes-
tx. Ilyen viszonyok k0zt Anglia
kormanya kenytelen a meme
tekkel bizonyos megertest ke-
resni.
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MINTHOGY
NYILVANVALOAN

ebbe nem egyezhetik a ne
met diktator, Anglia maris tu-
Data, hogy eek a feltetelek
ultimatumot mem kepeznek es
eek felett lehet alkudni.
Egyelore a francia kormany-
max ARA voltak jok ezek az
elkepzelhetetlenul ostoba fell
tetelek, hogy a valasztasi kam-
panyt megkezdhessek (nehany
het mulva lesz Franciaorszag-
ban a parliament valasztas) es
hogy a "buntetesert" orditoz6
radikalis csoportok szajat be-
t0mjek.
Most maid a nemetek hete-
ken at fognak alkudni es k0z-
ben benn vannak es ketsegte-
lenul benn is rlaradnak a
Rajna videken.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26
EUR0PABAN ELULTEK

az izgalmak, bar a helyzet
semmiben mem valtozott az
utolso ket hetben.
Az ugynevezett Locarno ha-
talmak kemeny feltete1eket
szabtak XII Nemetorszag sza-
mara, amibe a nemet nep mem
fog belenyugodni.
Az, hogy a szerzodes meg
szegeseben Hitlert biin0snek
mondtak XII, a nemet diktatort
mem fogja izgatni, inert mem
8 az els6 az europai kontinen-
sen, aki a nemzet egy par SEER
z6deset megszegte.
De bi2onyara visszautasitjak
ait a k0vetelest, hogy husz XII
lometernyire vonjak vissza a
katonaikat a hatartol hogy
ngedjek ait olasz es angol csa-
oatoknak megszallni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26
A JOVO HETEN

a nemetek fognak szavazni,
hogy helyben hagyjak-e Hitler
eljarasat S termeszetes, hogy a
sZavazas kimenetele akkor sem
lenne ketseges, ha igazan al
kalma lenne a nemzetnek sza-
vazni.
Minthogy azonban a ballo-
ton nincs is hely a mem" sza-
vazat szamara, az egesz kome-
dia csak ARA jo, hogy a meme
tex egyseget megmutassak a
kilf0ldnek, ahol viszont ait
mem vonjak sehol ketsegbe.
Par hettel kesobb a franciak
fognak szavazni es azutan hoz-
zalatnak maid, hogy Europa
felborult helyzetet valamikep-
pen rendezzek.
Ez a rendezes ezuttal ma
gyobb aranyu lesz, mint ahogy
ait a franciak es a t0bbi gyoz-
tes hatalmak szeretnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26
A FARMEREK KILATASA

kozepes es ha mem lenne
biztositva a bonusz a szamuk-
ra, akkor mem igen vasarolna-
max olyan sok remennyel.
A termenyek ara mem emel-
kedett az utolso ket honapban,
bar az arviz utan esetleg va
lami aremelkedest eszlelhetiink
maid.
EQr
Bizonyos, hogy tiz meg tiz-
ezer aker fold szenvedett sokat
az arviztol, hogy a tel es ba-
romfi farmok ezrei pusztultak
el, vagy rongalodtak meg olyan
mertekben, hogy ez evben AIT
a tobbiek a piacon megerzik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26

seket adnak a nehez iparnak,
ami ait jelenti, hogy az auto
gyarak negy-hat het mulva
tobbet fognak dolgozni.
A legtobb renfenyseg az epi-
let-iparban van mem ketse-
ges, hogy a tavasszal nagyara-
nyu epitkezes indul az egesz
orszag gban.
A vasutak is nagyobb rende-
lesekre es beruhazasokra ke-
sziilnek, inert a leszallitando
szemely-viteldijak mellett keny
telenek lesznek gyorsabb es
konnyebb vonatokat epittetni,
amelyek huzatasa mem olyan
koltseges.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26
ANGLIA
FELHIVATALOSAN

bejelentette, hogy hajland6k
a "nyersanyagok" igazsagos ell
osztasat targyalni, ami ma
gyaran ait jelenti, hogy haj-
landok a nemeteknek gyarma-
tot juttatni.
Ha Anglia ennyit megtesz a
beke kedveert, akkor aldozatot
kell hozni minden gyoztes ha-
talomnak es a bekeszerzodese-
ket alapos revizio ala kell VEN
nj, ami valoszinuleg meg is fog
tortenni.
Megfelelo revizioval ITALIAN 81
kerulne Europaban a beket tiz-
husz eyre biztositani es egyelo-
re ere torekszik mindenki.
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III E I'll S z II M L f.

es ezuttal el6szor Roosevelt az,
akit - legalabb ezen a teren
- zsugorisaggal vadolnak.
Minden esetre biztos most
mar, hogy a demokrata kon-
vencion nagyobb vitak mem
lesznek a republikanusok is
elismerik, hogy ha ma lenne a
valasztas, az eln0k gyozelme
mem lenne ketseges.
A legerdekesebb az, hogy
ezzel a kedvez6 hangulattal,
illetve annak letrehozasaval Al
Smithet vadoljak, akinek a
milliardosok bankettjen tar
tott beszede a legelesebben
megmutatta, hogy Xix azok,
akik az elnokot XII szeretnek
buktatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26
A KERESKED0K
.ALTALABAN

tiz-tizenket szazalekos uzem-
emelkedest jelentenek S inert
az arak mostanaban felfele
mem mennek, ez a forgalom-
emelkedes tenyleg tobb lzletet
is jelent.
Lathatolag a foldmiives vi
dekek uzletei vezetnek a forga-
lom-emelkedesben S ugy lat
SILK, hogy a farmerek mem fel-
mex a jovot6l.
Termeszetesen tekintetbe
kell vennunk, hogy a husvet
ebben az evben koran lesz, es
az emelkedo uzleti forgalom
egy reszet ennek kell tulajdo-
nitanunk.
Erdekes es biztato, hogy er6-
sen emelkedik a butor-ipar
uzeme, a lakossag tehat mar
nemcsak a legsziksegesebb
rongyokat vasarolja, hanem
olyasmire is kolt penzt, amt
mem lehet minimalis eletszuk-
segletnek nevezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26

kedelyek lassan kezdenek le-
csillapodni es a lazongo radi-
kalisak a gyujtogatassal es
gyilkolassal lassan felhagynak.
A kormany megigerte egy-
reszt, hogy vaskezekkel fog a
zavargok k0zt szetutni, mas
reszt, hogy a regen beigert es
a forradalom utan elsikkasz-
tott f0ldreformot azonnal meg
fogjak csinalni.
Egyelore 0tvenezer zseller
embert juttatnak foldhoz a ko-
vetkezo ket evben, azutan a
foldosztast gyorsabb iramban
folytatjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26
AUSTRALIAN CSAK MOST

allitottak a birosag ele azo-
kat a szocialistakat, akiket a
Dollfuss fele verengzes idejen
elfogtak es a ''vadlottakat' az
egesz vilag tisztelettel nez1 es
hallgatja.
Eppen olyan onerzettel v5sel-
kedtek a targyalason a multi
heten, mint amilyen hos5 ell
szantsaggal szalltak szembe an
max idejen az arulo kormany-
nyal, amely olyan gyalazatos-
saggal es olyan galad becste-
lenseggel kildte katonait a
nep ellen.
Termeszetes, hogy az tner-
zetes szocialistakat ell fogjak
(Folytaras 8-ik oldalop)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26
AZ AFRIKAI HABORU

voltakeppen be van fejezve
S az olasz csapatok mar mem
azon vannak, hogy megsemmi-
sitsek Ethiopia hadsereget, ha-
mem ARA torekszenek, hogy
minel nagyobb teruletet tudja-
max megszallni.
Hihetoleg az olaszok ellen
elrendelt bojkott par napon,
vagy egy-ket heten bellil meg
stink S elkezdik a bekefelte-
teleket targyalni.
A bekefeltetelek nagyjabol
azok lesznek, amiket az angol
valasztasok el6tt Anglia k0zve-
lemenye ugy elitelt S amikben
nagyjab6l megegyeztek az euro
pal hatalmak, mielott Mussoli-
nj az afrikai hadjaratot meg
kezdte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26
A MUNK A FRONTJAN

mem veszik eszre, inert az
ujsagok kegyelemb6l elhallgat-
iak a legnagyobb ujsagot. Az
American Federation of Labor
annyira elgyongilt, reakcios
vezerei a befolyasukbol annyit
vesztettek, hogy a 80 oras mum
kahet kerdeset mem is targyal
ia es mem is fogja targyalni a
kongresszus.
A new york; sztrajk veget ert
s abbol a munkasok hatvan
percentes eredmennyel keril-
tex XII, ami a harcot megerte.
Igaz, hogy meg vagy ketezer
ember XII van zarva a munka-
b6l, de valoszinu, hogy azok-
max az ugyet is megfelel6en
megoldiak.
Az akroni sztraik elintezese
nehezebb kerdesnek latszik, de
a beketargyalasok a het vegere
oft is biztato mederbe lettek
terelve es mindenki remeli,
hogy ez a het a beket meg
hozza. Mint egy izben mar je-
leztiik, a beke lit csak fegyver-
sziinet lesz mindaddig, amig a
gummi-munkasok egy csoport-
ban mem lesznek.
A legszenzaciosabb, de a leg
jelentektelenebb sztrajk volt a
mutt heten a WPA munkasok
wisconsin, sztrajkja, akik a
t0rvenyhozast megszalltak es
egy heten at megszallva tar
tottak, hogy a jelenlegi havi
18 dollar helyett 60 dollart esz-
k0z0ljenek XII a PWA munka-
sok szamara. A sztraik mem
art eredmennyel ez esetben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26
(Fo1ytatas a Ak oldalrop

(FOlytataS AK Oldalrop
nanyt vonszolta a kampanyba.
Kijelentette, hogy alkotma-
nyunk alkalmas az egeszseges
nemzeti eletre es csak az ah-
hoz valo szilard ragaszkodas
tart meg bennunket a de-
mokratikus eletben.
Minthogy az alkotmany ne
veben a Supreme Court az
orszag nepere egyet-kett6t ala
posan ravagott, ez a platform
sokkal keyesbe nepszeru ma,
mint ahogy AIT Borah gondol-
ta.
Ma republicans berkekben
Borah ellen harom-egy arany-
ban fogadnak es biztosak ben
ne, hogy mem a senator lesz
a part jeloltje.