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125Y0uNGSTERS
Continued from Page One0

Paul Leon, John Mehelic, Leona
Kunstelj, Patricia Petrich, Marjorie
Preblich, Merrium Ellefsen, Phyllis
Thompson, Florence Tratnik, Edmund
Anderson, Edwin Gordon, Charles Ed
ward Maxi, Glenn Saarberg.
Leonard Gordon, Stanley Klun, Peter
Marines, Leander Gradisher, Louis
Kosorok, Joyce Draeger, Leona Marko-
vich, Elsie Murto, Leona Pecha, Kath-
crime Telich, Ella Salo, Katherine
Schweiger, Dorothy Barich, Ruth Ranta,
Edwin Kuzma, Ruth Perttula, George
Butarac, Milton Thoren.s
Mary Kernichar, Joan Rikhus, Mary
Bouska, Brian Murn, William Kosh,
Julia KoStelc, Airline Alfalfa, Mildred
Erickson, Louise Mckenzie, Mary Paris,
Billy Mattila, Billy Mace, John Mattila,
Anthony Burja, William Cencic, George
Dahl, Mary Margaret Startz Betty
Carlson, Marianne Slogan.
Fredric Cherne, Ronald Harri, Frank
Kuzma, Paul Limstrom, Stanley Mar
kun, Anton Perushek, Donald Velchoff
Donald Skufsa, Dennis Cherne, George
Rukavina, Jennie Ruzic, Cecilia La
Sale, Evelyn Danielson, Phyllis Ann
Draeger, Betty Jean Donahue, Cleda
Venner, Dina Burgin, Dale Brennan.
Robert Graham, Michael Murphy, Ed
mund Murto, Charles Gustafson, Eugene
Marines, Russell Niskala, Louis Gornik
Bernadine Brennan, Marilyn I. Lamp
Lois Markoich, Lois Rum, Albert NAL
ner, Mathew Banovetz, Joyce Forsman
Leonard Vertnik, Eugene Petcha, Arthur
zorman, Rose Lee Peshel, Iona Mills
Rose Ann Majerle, John Fink, Marvin
Janeksela, Thomas Murn, Harold KoSki
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BOY LOSES LIFE
Continued From Page One)

industrial classification although en-
ployed on Lake county work. The cut
as given out would leave the crew al
most nothing in the shape of wages as
the expenses would consume the Few
dollars earned. The Sill month cut
would prove hardship on the men.
One of the men informed reporter
for the Miner that with few more
dollars cut off the pay, the men work
ing would be owing the government
money. He stated that they paid their
living expenses in town amounting to
approximately $50 per month be"'des
which they paid 81 per month for
transportation to the job. Clothing aud
other necessities would eat up the bal
ance of the about 50 left.
A camp was maintained for the men
when they were employed on the Lake
-Four thinning project from which they
were transferred to the Fernberg road
project. When on the Lake Four pro-
ject they were charged $l1 per month
or half of the total set aside for board
for the men and they lived in camp
with no transportation to pay. BY this
method of caring for the laborers, con-
siderable more cash was realized by the
men although in many cases they were
compelled to maintain two boarding
places.
The forestry department stated thai
this crew was an exceptional one anc
were hard workers and they hoped thai
the adjustments would be made to The
entire satisfaction of the crew. AS ou1'
lined by the WPA offices and ACCORDING
to the classification ruling set forth
the men stated that they would fee
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-08-06

much better when they find that ex-
penses were not eating their entire
wages.
Sentiments expressed by all the Off
Gals in connection with the entire
walkout of Monday were in favor of the
men who acted reasonably in peaceably
bringing their grievances to be ironed
out in a business-like manner.
Yesterday we learned from the
spokesman for the men in the walk
out that the crew did not return to
work as recommended by WPA officials
and that they were awaiting adjust
ments. 1t is also learned that cabin
crews on the forest, similarly affected
by the cut, walked out when the order
for the reduction in pay was given.
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HARMON SAYS
Continued From Page One)

in the Arrowhead country in longtime
recreational planning. Many more de-
tailed plans should be prepared. A Co
ordinating agency bringing various Or
CARNATIONS together with closer CO.
operation may avert serious errors in
the development of the area. We must
not only concentrate our advertising
but must also concentrate and coordin-
ate our planning if progress along logi-
cal lines is desired for the Arrowhead
country"
early in the history of the Superior
National forest" Mr.. Harmon said, at
became clearly evident that controlled
recreational development was neces-
sary."
He explained that the Forest service
program includes improvement to &C
commodate large groups of people seek
ing resort and other occupied recre-
ational facilities and an effort to meet
the demands of wilderness lovers. In
the wilderness area experience has
shown that limited types of develop
ment are a prerequisite if it is to be
maintained against fire and depreda.
ton"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-08-06
SHERIFF'S EXECUTION
SALE.

Under and by virtue of an Execution
issued out of and under the seal of
the District Court of the State of Min
nesota, in and for the Eleventh Judi
cial District and County of st. Louis,
on the 10th day of June, 1886, upon a
Judgment rendered and docketed in
said Court and County in an action
therein, wherein Cyrille Fortier, was
Plaintiff, and Alex Maxi, was Defend
ant, in favor of said Plaintiff and
against said Defendant Alex Maxi for
the sum of One Hundred Fifty -four
g. 86I1OO ($154.86) Dollars, and interest
since rendition, and One and 80 1OOths
($180) dollars increased costs which
lsaid execution has to me, as Sheriff
of said st. Louis County, been duly
directed and delivered, have levied
upon and will sell at Public Auction to
the highest cash bidder, at the Sher-
/ ifs Office in the Court House, in the
City of Duluth, in said County of st.
Louis, on Saturday, the 22nd day of
August, 1886, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon of that day, all the right, title
and interest that the above named
Judgment Debtor had in and to the
real estate hereinafter described, on
the 18th day of October, 1885, that be-
ing the date of rendition of said Judg-
ment, or any interest therein, which
said Judgment Debtor have since that
day acquired. The description of the
property being as follows, to-wit:
Starting at a point four hundred
eighty-five (485) feet North of the
Southeast (SE corner of the South
| east Quarter (SEA) of the South
east Quarter (SEA) of Section
Twenty-four (2D, Township Sixty
three (63) North, Range Twelve CID,
thence South on the East line of said
| tract to the Southeast (SE) corner
| thereof, thence West on the South
line thereof to the Southwest (SW)
corner of said tract, thence North
on the West boundary line of said
tract four hundred eighty-five (485)
feet, thence East to the place of be-
ginning, save and excepting that
part of the tract lying and being be-
tween the Ely-Winton No. 35 high
way and the Section thirty 800 spur
of the Duluth and Iron Range Rail-
road; subject to all mineral reserva-
tons with right of entry contained
in prior deeds; subject to any ease
ments in the public or any roadways;
subject to the easement right and
privilege given to the Minnesota
Power and Light Company for the
construction and maintenance Of
electric transmission lines across said
lines.
4 all the above described real estate
situated in the County of st. Louis, anc
State of Minnesota.
Dated, Duluth, MINI, June 25th
1886.
SAM M. OWENS,
Sheriff of st. Louis County, Minnesota
Thomas j. Carey, Attorney for Judg.
ment Creditor.
BY F. K. Randall, Deputy.
To, 8-6.
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PORTAGE TOLL
Continued From Page One)

to. Some estimate that over 500 was
taken in toll during the time the
barrier was in operation. Should the
courts decide against the owners of the
land and the toll gate, all payments
made will probably be refunded.
The contention of the Eastwood lake
resorters and private residents is that
the portage has been in use for the
past II years and that it is legalized
portage according to laws passed by
the legislature of Minnesota several
years past. The portage road was for
merly the bed of the logging road of the
st. Croix Lumber company operating at
Winton and was used to transport logs
between the two lakes to the swmills at
Winton.
When logging operations ceased about
seventeen years ago, the rails and ties
were removed and the road bed trans
formed into a highway for vehicles.
Trucks and cars are maintained at both
ends of the portage to transport tourists
and their baggage across the four mile
stretch between the two lakes.
Somewhat of a scrap developed in
1881 when the matter of ownership of
the two ends of the portage was in dis
pute and Henry Chosa won the de-
cision allowing him to collect toll for
the use of his docks in return for which
he was to maintain the portage road.
The claim is made that Chosa has full
filled this task very well and that the
road is in good condition. Chosa col
lects Is cents per person, allowing We
hicles and drivers free passage as well
as many Of the residents of Eastwood
not engaged in the resort business.
It is understood that testimony viii
be adduced to substantiate the claim
of legal portage. In speaking to one
of the men interested in the resort
proposition yesterday he informed Us
that the county boards of both Lake
and St. Louis counties recognized this
as a legal portage inasmuch as both
bodies had appropriated various sums
in past years towards its upkeep.
The Eastwood portage as it is recog.
nized, is the most convenient method
of getting into Eastwood lake although
another route was utilized in earlier
years. The route now is from Winter
by boat to the head of Fall lake. Their
over the disputed portage to Basswooc
where boats are again necessary tx
reach the outing spots on this inter
nationally renowned body of water. Thu
other route is from Fall lake through
Newton lake to Eastwood lake with
necessary portages and lift-outs be.
tween.
It is hoped that the Eastwood Por
tage War" is a thing of the past anc
that the courts will put an end to future
squabbles. There are many who be-
lieve that the toll gate was within it.
rights and many who feel that it was
serious mistake.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-08-06
Historical Meeting.

The st. Louis County Historical So
ciety will hold a meeting at the All
club building at Lake Eshquaguma on
Friday, August IA, at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon. The meeting will be held
under the auspices of the st. Louis
County club board of directors and
All clubs. An elegant program has
been prepared over which H. j. Aase
will preside. An address will be made
by Edward Lynch of Hibbing on MY
First Trips Along the Embarrass," and
John H Hearding will speak on "Agri-
cultural Development" A musical pro-
gram of violin solos by Lois Wilson;
saxophone solos by Dale Olson, ano
other musical numbers will be given
A cordial invitation is extended to the
public to attend.
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MRS. ]. RIkHUS
Continued From Page One.)

Mrs. John RikhuS, 43.
Chester Anderson and Miss Janet
Laing, 81. E. c. Jones and Mrs. Burns
Rorabeck, At.
Julius Carlson and Mrs. Chester
Anderson, So. Thos. j. Carey and Mrs.
James I. Laing, At.
E. A. LeBeau and Mrs. B. o. Strachan,
SIS. Clifford Nelson and Miss Frances
Spooner, SO.
Burns Rorabeck and Mrs. William
Jones, 81.
The total scores made by each pail
ranged all the way from Sc to 116 but
with the handicaps removed ranged
from 43 to 81.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-08-06
Hold Conference Here.

A conference on Superior National
forest problems was held in this city
Friday by Supervisor Ray U. Harmon,
Lyle Watts, Milwaukee, regional for
ester; L. S. Bean, Milwaukee, assistant
regional forester in charge of recreation
and lands, and J.'W. Trygg, Duluth, in
spector in charge of portage and trail
construction. Mr.. Watts has been
spending a week in the area. This is
his first official visit here since his
appointment as head of the regional de-
partment.
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Moved to Utica, Illinois.

H. L. Sias, who has been in charge
of the AL Johnson paving job out OF
Ely, left Friday for Utica, Illinois,
where the company have another con-
tract on which he will be in charge.
Vance johnson, son of the head of the
johnson Construction company, is in
charge of the Ely work having arrived
from Minneapolis last week.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-08-06
NJ. J. Valentine to Return
To the La CrOi.r District.

Announcement was made in Duluth
last week that M. j. Valentine. former
district ranger in charge of the La Croix
district of the Superior National forest,
will return to the district soon in charge
of his former post. Mr.. Valentine has
been stationed in the Muskegan, Mich,
forest for the past year and half.
The many friends of Ranger VAL
entine and his estimable family will be
pleased to learn that they will again
become residents of Ely.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-08-06
Berry Pickers Warned
of Forest Fire Hazard.

With the approach of the berry,
picking season, persons travelling or
camping in the forested region of the
state are again warned of the forest
fire hazard.
SIN view Of the unusually grave
danger of forest fires because of the
drouth, berry pickers and others are
asked to be very careful with their
camp-fires," said Grover M. Comet,
director of the division of forestry.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-08-06
Amateur Contest.

An amateur contest is in the making
for this city as well as all over the
county, the winners of which are to
compete at the ST. Louis County Fair
in a countrywide contest for prizes.
The contest is being sponsored by the
recreational directors of the county
under WPA John Smrekar will have
charge of the contest in Ely for which
arrangements have as yet not been
completed.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-08-06
Preparing Display.

The boys of CCC camp I'll at Portage
River on the Ely-Buyck trail are pre-
pairing a display of all types of trees in
this county for the st. Louis County
Histrical society for exhibition in case
at the historical room in the Duluth
court house. Leaves, bark, wood, seeds
cones and logs will be included in the
display to be completed about Sept. l.
The specimens are at present being used
in the CCC enrollees forestry study
classes.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-08-06
Ancient Copper Mine

A copper mine which is said to be
5000 years old, is located at Kielce,
Poland. The works are in a wonder
full state of preservation as are the
implements and tools. Engravings Of
the planetary system and inscriptions
decorate many of the galleries.
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ELY AVIATOR
Continued From Page o.

several other points are asking
Lieutenant Dahl came to MINI. Ills
with a fleet of patrol planes. While the
others of the party remained in the
Twin Cities, Mr.. Dahl secured permits
sion to visit in his home town. The
fleet was on a test flight and an in
spection trip. The trip from Mime
apolis here was made in one hour with
a fair wind. The plane is capable of a
cruising speed of 200 miles an hour
fully equipped, it is stated.
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Are you well informed? Well, let's
hear you name ten members of the
lower House of ongress.-Asheville Cit
lien
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legkozelebbi kongresszsls. si!,
Beszedet,. nemesako hallga'
t6i fogadtak Macy lelkesedes.
sci, hanem or0mmel vette AIT
II egesz nenzet, amelytd a lee
fels6 birosag az 0nrende elkeze;
81 jogQt valosaggal elyette.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-18
ERGSEN CSAL0DTAK A

munkasok a republicans
platformban, amt nagy resi-
ben Greennek, lehet kosz6nni. :
A Federation reakcios vezere
tiltakozott minden olyan gon-
dolat ellen, hogy az alkot-
manyt modositsak, inert attol
fel, hogy akkor a t0rvenyek a
munkas sorsaba belenyulnak a
iovoben. o inkabb ait kerte,
hogy a Supreme Courtnak csak
a ketharmada legyen kepes egy
torvenyt kivagni.
Ere j0tt feleletul a republi-
kanus platformnak az a resze,
iFolytatas IL six .oldalon)
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hiszi, hogy ezzel ell van a do
log intezve, akkor egy ket evig
italian valamivel kevesebb
szenny lesz a varosban.
De ha a birosaggal valo
adas-veves hirere felhordul a
polgarsag, ha meglatjak hogy
mennyire sulyedtek, akkor XII
kovetelik, kikenyszeritik, hogy
ez a vizsgalat a graft gyokere-
ig hatoljon es akkor meglep6
dolgokat fog a varos nepe
megtudni.
Akkor megtudnak, hogy az
"elokelo" urak, befolyasos po-
litikusok szazai abbol laknak
palotakban, amt az utcala-
nyoktol a gangsterek beszed-
mex, amt a racketeerek a gep-
fegyverek segitsegevel, a meg
gyilkoltak hullain keresztul
rabolnak, akkor val6sagos
foldrenges, tarsadalmi es poll
tikai f0ldrenges lenne a varos-
ban.
Regi es nagy tekintelyek dill
nenek 0ssze egy csapasra,
tisztelt es kozismert nevek fe-
kudnenek a csatornak szeny-
nyebe es a varos tarsadalmi es
politikai eletenek az egesz
strukturaja ujraApitesre szo-
rulna.
De az ujraepul6 varos tiszta
lenne egy id6re, amig a polgar-
sag az eberseggel egy pilla-
natra ujra felhagyna.
Mi mem remeljtik, hogy van
ea1ny energia, ennyi szegyen-
|1rzet, ennyi 6nerzet New
lYorkban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-18
Az ELNOK UTJAN
A FONTOS

politikai beszedek sorat meg
kezdte S eek nemi bepillantast
engedelyeznek a kesziil6 de-
mokrata platformba.
Hitchcock, Ark. negyven-
zer f6nyi hallgatosaga el6tt az
eln0k cseng6 szavakkal jelen-
tette XII, hogy a Supreme
Court mem allhat minden ha-
ladas es fejl6des utjaba. Emile
keztette a nemzetet, hogy mi
kor annak ideien az orszag
eln0ke Louisianat megvette,
amib6l nehany allamot kanya-
ritottunk XII magunknak, az
igyvedek a vetelt alkotmany-
elleneSnek talaltak. De szeren-
csere senki mem szaladt a bi-
r6saghoz es ICY az orszag te-
riilete nagyobb lett majdnem
egy harmaddal.
Mem alkotmany-nod odositast
helyezett kilAtAsba, amire sze-
seq, hanem ARA enged a be-
rinte pillanatban mines szuk-
SEED k6vetkeztetni, hogy a
Supreme Court hatalmAt k0-
riilmenyesebben megszabja a
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IDAIC SULYEDTUNK

New Yorkban a lane bor-
delyhazak foracketeerjet veg
re hosszas jogi utkozetek aran
elfogtak es eliteltek, de az ite-
let utan tudtuk csak meg,
hogy milyen szornyu melyse-
gekbe jutottunk a kozallapo-
tokkal.
Thomas E. Dewey kiilon er-
re a celra kinevezett ugyesz
nyilvanossagra hozta, hogy
megakartak vesztegetni a tar
gyalas folyaman es egy negyed
millio dollart, vagy egy new
york; allambeli supreme COURT
birosagot igertek neki, ha a
vadlottakat eliteltetni mem
fogja.
Dewey mem beszel a leveg6-
Dol es miutan a megvesztege-
test megkiserlo ugyvedek el-
len eljarast is inditott, ALTA
sat elfogadhatjuk igaznak.
E's ha elfogadjuk, akkor le-
eghet a Dor az amerikai pol
garsag arcarol, inert igazan
roppant melyre silyedtunk,
ha gangsterek, lanykeresked6k,
chain bordelyhazasok iizerked-
mex a birosagokkal, adjak We
SILK, S felteszik a kerdest, hogy
egy negyed milli6t, vagy egy
birosagot fogadna-e ell az
ugyesz judasdij feieben.
Ezzel nemcsak ait mutattak
meg, hogy a gangsterek, a
bordelyosok, O. racketeerek,
egyszoval az alvilag rendelke-
xix a biroi tisztsegekkel, ha-
mem AIT is, hogy annak meg
van a rendes keszpenz erteke,
arfolyama, S hogy egy negyed
millio dollarert ait annak a
szamara veszik meg, akinek
akarjak.
Ha elgondolkoznanak ezen
az amerikai polgarok - ebben
az esetben a new york; polga-
rok - es ha kell6keppen meg
ereznek, hogy mennyi meg
alazas van ebben a helyzetben
szamukra, akkor a gondola-
taikban tovabb is mennenek.
Akkor esziikbe jutna, hogy
vegre is a birovalasztasokat
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.VANDENBERG
ELSZAMITOTTA

magat S tulsagos sokaig va
ratott, anig az alelnokseg
ugyeben a boldogito igent XII
mondta. A kovetkezmenye az
lett, hogy Landon Knoxot va
lasztotta es Vandenberg. egy
csomo ellenseget szerzett a
partjaban, ahol ait hiszik,
hogy kotelessege lett volna al
elnoknek szaladni. = y, ! ii
Rajtuk xviii nyugalomba
kildtek a part sok nevtelen
nagysagat, az ugynevezett
"Old Guard" tagjait, akik resi-
ben viseltek a multban tiszt-
segeket, reszben csak a parton
keresztiil nyultak be a nemzet
sorsaba. al 49,
Landon vi embereket hoz
magaval S a republicans part
abban bizik, hogy ez az vi tar
sulat kepes lesz Roosevelt ellen
a kiizdelmte a skier remenye-
vel felvenni.
Annyi ketsegtelen, hogy a
negy eve darabokra esett part
vi egyseggel veszi fel a kiz-
delmet es ha esetleg gy6zel-
met mem is aratnak, vegre
egyseges es eros ellenzeket ad-
hatnak a nemzetnek, amire
nagy szukseg van es ami idaig
hianyzott.
Egyebekben a republicans
'latformmal mas helyen foglal-
kozunk reszletesebben ebben
az ujsagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-18
A LANDON
JELOLESE NEMCSAK

AIT jelenti, hogy vi vezerkara
lesz a republicans partnak,
hanem AIT is, hogy a 'regiek
teljesen elvesztettek a befolya-
saikat es a tekintelyuket a
partjukban.
Hoover ugyan megkapta az
ovaciot, ami utan negy eve
beteg volt, de ez egyszersmint
bucsu is volt a partvezerseg-
t6l, amely soha t0bbe mem ker
belole.
Borahnak meg kell ertenie,
hogy sokaig habozott, hogy al
liberaliznusaval tisztaban van
max ugy a partjaban, mint az
orszagban S hogy ct az idok
szinten elhagytak. A platform
ban talalhato S kiil0n0sen a
Landon tavirataban klelezett
ket pont, az alkotmany modo-
sitasrol es az aranyvalutarol
egyenesen Borah ellen irodtak
orah hisz az alkotmany scent
segeben es Observation-Disclosures
gaban es ellenzi az aranyvalu-
tat, amelynek terheit a farmer
fogja viselni. .~> ... .-.
Ahogy azonban a multban
soha mem volt nerv-ie hozza
hogy a partial oft hagyja
most sem fogja ait megtenni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-18
IA REPUBLIKANUS )
KONVENCI0

, volt legnagyobb es ketseg-
kiviil a legerdekesebb eseme,
nye a multi hetnek.
A. konvencion lenyeges en-
1gedmenyeke skinalt fel az ural-
kodo tokes osztaly a t0megek-
mex es a part - S esetleg az
rszag - kormanyzasat kivette
a korrupt es reakcios keleti
kezekb6l.
Landon szemelyeben mem
csak vi vezert adtak a part
max, hanem egeszen mas tt.
pusu vezerkart kinaltak, mint
amilyent eddig ismertunk a
republicans part ellen.
Koztudomasu, hogy a kozep-
nyugat es delnyugat tisztesse.
esebb politikusokat termelt XII
mint a kelet es a k0zepnyugat
nyeregbe .jutasa tisztabb kor.
manyzatot iger a republicans
partnak es - gyozelem eseter
- az orszagnak.
A part platformja szinten
kinal bizonyos engedmenye'
ket, amelyeket leginkabb atvet'
tex az vi deal programjabol
de vigyaztak ra, hogy ezeknek
az engedmenyeknek a hatass
alatt meg ne reszegedjek Anne.
rika nincstelenje es munkasa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-18
AZ EGYES AII.AMOKRAN

a t0rvenyhozast hazaktild-
TEX, hogy zavartalanul foghas-
sanak a valasztasi kampany-
hoz, csak Pennsylvania kepez
ezen a teren kivetelt.
A hat hete targyal6 haz a
kormanyzo segely-javaslatait
meg. mindig mem targyalta lie,
inert a republicans t0bbseg
gel bir6 szenatusban minden
javaslatot meg0lnek.
Hiaba keri a korrnanyz6,
hogy ha az 6 javaslatai mem
tetszenek, am i0jjenek el6 a
republikanusok masokkal es
jobbakkal, a fels6haz reakcios
racketeerjei minden tisztesse-
ges igyekezetet elallnak.
Nyolcvan millio dollarra len
ne k0zsegelyekre az allamkasz-
szanak a kovetkez6 evben Silk
sege, de ebb6l meg csak het es
fel n1illiot szavazott meg a sze.
natus.
Akarmi lesz a sorsa a mem
lzeti kormanynak, Pennsylvania
mindaddig Mellonnak a biro-
dalma marad, amig a republi,
kanus allami t0rvenyhozoknak
utilaput mem kotnek a tai.
pukra.
Pennsylvania torvenyhozasa.
hoz teljesen melto cirkuszt pro.
dukal Pittsburgh polgarmes.
tere, aki nyilvan mem norma
lis es aki ezuttal a rendorseget