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The Nome daily nugget., 1936-09-24
EMPLOYERS STATED WHAT WAGES THEY
 PAY AFTER OCT. list
Hiring of Longshoremen Will Be From Pier Says The Employers Instead of From Hiring Halls As Exists
 Now, If Agreement Not Reached Sept. Both.
(By The Associated Press)

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept "A, Pacific Coast wat erront employers announced that conditions under which longshoremen will be employees when the 1854 strike award agreement expires September 3Oth are, that wages will be dollar hour straigh time, and dollar and half hour overme Eight hours between and pm. constitute days work except Sat urdays when straight time will be between 8am. and noon. Sundays recognized as holidays, and will count as overtime All hiring will be direct at the piers until such time the hiring halls can be established by agreement. Preference will be given to men enroll ed now at the hiring halls
 Hiring halls were the chief issue in the strike two years ago.
 Under the present working conditions, overtime started after six hours with straight pay at ninety cents hour.
 Harry Bridges in Omaha enroute by plane back to the coast from Washington, D. G. said the action o the shippers 'makes lockout of eighteen thousand longshoremen imminent.
 Shipping interests along the Pacific Coast are de- termined to smash the Longshoremens Union and the labor leaders, said Bridges, who is head of the long shorernen on the Pacific Coast.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-09-24
Negro Member
 Grew Derblay
 Cut His Throat

Pilot Jimmy Dodson of the Northern Air Transport made flight in the NAT pontoon plane to KeeWalik today, contracting the S.S. Derblay of the Alaska Line and taking aboard the plane, a negro cook from the vessel who had slit his throat with a knife and also cut arteries in his wrists.
 Dr. Thomas Morcom, from the Maynard Columbus Hospital made the flight to care for the injured man, who was placed in the hospital here today for treat ment.
 The alleged deranged man, was to have run amuck on board the ship and finally ended up by attempting to commit sui eide, by cutting his throat and wrists.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-09-24
.Japanese Marines Enforce Power
 In Shanghai
(By The Associated Press)

N6y l uc <ASSOCldtcO 1ASSSI
 SHANGHAI, Sept. "A, - Copy righted-Japanese officials, back ed by armed marines, patrolled a large area here under martial law and rejected curtly Chinese protests against the invasion of the Chinese settlement.
 The Japanese officials warned the entire city to keep its head and remain cool'', as strong fore es drew taut lines around large area of the international settle ment in "sef defense measures" resulting from the killing of one marine and the wounding of two others.
 Rear Admiral Eijiro Kondo, commander of the Japanese Shanghai forces said i've are well in control of the situation. We are taking every necessary meas ure to protect Japanese lives and property"
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-09-24
THREE MEMBERS OF MARINE
 COMMISSION APPOINTED BY
 PRESSED. ROOSEVELT TODAY
(By The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24, - The administration machinery is in the making for a long range, dollar ship subsidy program, as President Roosevelt appointed three of the new Mari time Commissions five members.
 Henry A. Wiley, retired rear admiral of the navy, Haverford, Pennsylvania; Rear admiral Har- ry G. Hamlet former command ant of the Coast Guard, and Geo. rge Landick, Jr., chief of the planning section of the treasury's procurement division.
 Their first major task will be the formulation of procedure, sub stituting direct subsidies for eX- isting mail carrying contracts, which must terminate July l, 1937.
 San Francisco waterfront ob- servers predicted the Commis- sion will intervene to prevent a threatened shutdown of Pacific Coast shipping October l, as the powers for administering govern ment subsidies to merchant mar inc, include certain control over wages and maximum hours of seamen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-09-24
$336,OO0 Gold Bullion Shipped Today via Steamer
S366,OOO In Gold
 Bullion On The
 Mount Mckinley

The s. S. Mount Mckinley, Cap tain Hjalmar Andersen in com mand returned to Nome this af- ternoon after taking aboard a lar ge quantity of reindeer being ship ped to the states by the Lomen Commercial Company from it's Egavik cold storage. Passengers were loaded ab- oard the vessel from Snake Riv- CT Harbor at 3:30 pm. this after noon and the ship sailed this ev- ening for Seattle via way ports. It was reliably reported that the vessel carried about $336, ,000- .OO in gold bullion, the cleanups from many surrounding mining camps and Nome gold fields. Fol lowing is the list of passengers aboard the vessel.
 Miss Alvilde Ulrickson
 N L Fletcher
 Marie Vigus
 Peter Esch
 Mrs H c Greist
 Harry Dobson
 Mrs Jack Anderson
 Mrs F R Hamilton & infant
 Master James Hamilton
 Mrs. c. w Laiblin
 Grant w Laiblin
 Ras Jensen
 Nick Simeon
 C O Steiner
 Binks Seiffert
 (Continued on Page Three)
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-09-24
Are Hard Pressed in
 Civil war Spain
(By The Associated Press)

Nby lHe ASSOCldteu TISSSJ
 UNDATED, Sept. "A, - Mad drid's defenders, trying every means possible to halt the mani- fold insurgent advances on the capitol, loosed the waters of the big dam on the Alberche River over the town of San Martin de Valdeiglesias, 35 miles west of Madrid.
 The town was intended as the point of conveyance for the Fas- cist northern and southern col umns.
 It was reported the bursting of the dam destroyed much insur- gent equipment.
 Both sides agreed that Fascist armies advancing on Toledo, had reached point a dozen miles from there.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-09-24
Fire Missoula, Mont.
 Hotel None Hurt
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
 MISSOULA, Montana, Sept. 24 A spectacular fire routed more than a hundred a fifty persons here including the University of Minnesota football team enroute to play the University of Wash ington at Seattle Saturday, from a hotel in the heart of the busi- ness district.
 The hotel was virtually destroy ed. The fire started slowly in the early hours of the morning, en- abling all patrons to leave in time with their belongings, and unharmed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-09-24
THE SILVER CANDLE STICKS

a play given by the dramatic group of the Federated Church, also a Silver Offering, will take place Sunday Night at the Fed erated Church at 7:45 P. M.
 EVERYBODY WELCOME
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-09-24

The Nome Daily Nugget carries several forms of printing blanks for your convenience - Dredge Logs, thawing and drill reports, Mining Deeds, Placer and Lode Location Notices. Vouchers, and Special Power of Attorney forms.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-09-24
New York Giants
 Won the Pennant
(By The Assoclated Press)

BOSTON, Sept. "A, - The New York Giants clinched the National League Pennant today by defeating Boston 2 to 1 in a ten inning-game, Schumacher, Giants pitching ace, beating Mac Fayden of Boston.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-09-24

FOR SALE-General household furniture-beds, guns, dishes, set of overstuffed, water tanks. In- quire at Nugget office. 3t
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-09-24

The best thing to take for headache is Whiskey the night before.-Ed Wynn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-09-24
NO RETURNS

No further returns in the re- cent General Election were re- ceived today, and totals still remain the same.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-29
A NILESl
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Kozli Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakas tO5 - End st. Niles, O,

URvACSORAOSZTAS es a
Reformaciorol valo emlekezes
napja lesz a kovetkezo vasar-
nap templomunkban. E heten
.csiit0rtokon es szombaton es-
te z orakor kezdod0leg bun-
banati kesziilet.
Vasarnap este pedig hala-
ado istenitisztelet. Szeretet-
tel kerjiik hiveinket keszitges-
SEX magukat, hogy melto
vendegei lehessenek a scent
asztalnak.
PRESBTTERIUMUNK 31-en
szombaton este tartja az isteni
tisztelet vegeztevel rendes ha-
vi gyiileset. Kerjtik minden
presbiter szives megjeleneset.
IFJUSAGUNk alarcOS DaIJd
a multi szornbaton este sze-
pen sikeriilt. Sokan voltak
ieimezbe 0lt0zve ugy, hogy a
birokraak nehez volt a valasz-
t6Suk.
:. =
"A k0vetkez6k lettek a nyer-
tesek erdelzes ,jelmezukert:
Gkrus Bella Is Macy Gyulane.
x legkomilxusabb jelmezekert
pedig Csizrnar J6zsefne es
Sol1ajda Istvan nyertek meg a
1iijakat. Mindyegig j6 hangu-
latbari tancoltak Is mulattak
re,adkpeink
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-29
SIT. GYORGY COR.
KATH. HITKOZSEG
Lelk6sz:
F6t KovALickY WkToR
Lakas:
S15 Tod Ave Teiefon 3-292O
Tempiom: roe MahonIne Ave
Youngstown. Ohio

HIVEK LATOGATASAT
megkezdtem, s a bazaar utan
folytatom. Latogatasom Gel
ia hiveinmel megismerkedni
Is pontos osszeirast kesziteni.
PASZTORJATEK. Hitkozse-
giink javara karacsony elso
napjan este "Jezus sziiletese"
cimi gyonyorI pasztorjatek
kertil eloadaSra.
ISKOLAS GYERMEKEK
szombaton reggel 8 orakor ja-
rulnak gy6nashoz es scent
aldozashOz.
BAZAR. Hitk0zsegiink ba-
zarjat oktober 20, 80 es 31-en
tartjuk meg a templom alatti
hallban. Hat szep dij kerul
kisorsolasra. Minden este
bingo es pinocz parti, oft lesz
Gore Gabor biro ur es Katsa
cigany is.f Egy hires cigany
j6sno 10 centert megmondja a
j0vot lobban, mint a tiz centes
nem-cigany damaja.
A bazarkonyvek nyeroszel-
venyeit :sziyeskedjek mindenki
legkes6bb szombat estig be-
hOzni.
Legyilnk oft mindannyian,
rekord jovedelemre van kila-
tas! Anlikor mas hitkoz-
segekhez tartozo magyar test
vereink kozul is kesziilnek ba-
zarunkra, elmaradhat-e arrol
valaki, ski gor0g katholikus-
max vaiija magat?! En- AIT
hiszem, hogy ere csak ez a
valasz lehet:: MEM! OFT le-
STINK MINDANNYIAN!
A politikai jelolteket szive-
sen latjuk....-... spendolni!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-29
YOUNGSTOWN es VIDEKE HIREI"
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REF.
EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. B6tty Janos lelkesz
737 Mahoning Ave. Phone 66841

REFORMACIoI Es KON-
FIRMACIoI uNNEPELY. Ket-
t6s s fontos iinnepely lesz
egyhazlnkban most vasarnap.
A delel6tti istentisztelet kere-
teiben fogjuk megiinnepelni a
reformAcio aldott emleknapjat,
ugyancsak ekkor fogja le--
tenni 10 flu es 10 leany hit
vallomastev6 vizsgajat a gyu-
lekezet el6tt.
Konfirmandus novendekeink
Hingel Frigyes, Hingel Ern6,
Meszaros Jozsef, Jancsurak
Janos, Rajner Lajos, Kovacs
Zoltan, Szekely Janos, Szekely
Karoly, Balogh Janos, Ester
hay Karoly, Kovacs Juliska,
Macy Mariska, Macy Boriska,
Geese Juliska, Geressy Iren,
Karako Iren, 10th Lujza,
Laskay Irma, Bernath Etel es
Meszaros Erzsebet.
URVACSORA. Az Urnak
szentasztala november San,
a vasarnap delel6tti istentisz-
telettel kapcsolatban lesz meg
teritve,. egyhazunkban az uj-
bori alkalombol. Ekkor ja-
rulnak konfirmandus n0ven-
dekeink is eloszor a szeretet
scent vendegsegehez. Az al
kalmi urvacsorai jegyeket ko-
vacs Sandor es csaladja es
Papp Samuel es neje adoma-
nyozzak.
BtNBANATI istentiszteletet
tartunk az urvacsorat meg
elozo szerda este fel 8 orakor.
Jojjenek a hivek minel tob-
ben s keszitgessek magukat
illendokepen a scent vendeg-
seghsz. :.
7 SIRKOVET fogunk avatni
most yasarnap delutan 3 ora
kor a Forest Lawn Memorial
Park temetoben nehai Takacs
Janos emlekere. Szeretettel
hivogatjuk hiveinket es Ell
hunyt testverink j6baratait a
temetoi szertartasra.
VARRODA. Templomsegely-
zo N6egyletiink szorgalmas
varrodai orakat tartanak min
den szerda este a klubhAz
helyisegeben, hogy ez altal is
el6bb <yigyek a november no
2e, 81 Is 2S-an tervezett egy-
hazi bazarunk sikeret. Az ell
nokseg szeretettel keri a tagok
minel nagyobb szamu megje-
leneset.
HALLOWEEN PARTIES.
Egyhazunk Junior es Senior
c. E. csoportjai most szerda
es pentek este fogjak meg
tartani szokasos ayi Halloween
partyjaikat a klubhaz helyise-
geben. A rendez6 bizottsagok
hangya szorgalommal munkal
kodnak, hogy az estelyt elve-
zetesse tehessek a megjelen-
tex szamara.
FATAL HAZASAINK PRO
gressiv Liga) Harvest Moon
tancmulatsaga nagyszeru 81
kerrel folyt lie a multi hetf6n
este a Wickliffe Manorban.
Dacara annak, hogy mem volt
"nehez' italmeres, szep szamu
vendegeink kellemes szorako-
zasban t0ltottek az estelyt,
rene, testverei Janos es
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-29
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. Marion sandor, Ielkesz
s25 Mahoning Ave Phone 34557

"ARvAHAzI vAsARNAPoT'
tartunk most vasarnap egy-
hazunkban. Alkalmi istentisz-
teletet tart vasarnap delel6tt
Tel IL orakor DR.. Nanassy La
JOS arvaatya. Ez egyetlen
kozos szeretet intezmenyiink-
mex keresztyeni lelekkel valo
felkarolasara ezuton is szere-
tettel hivjuk fel gyiilekezetJnk
osszes tagjainak szives figyel-
met. Kegyes adomanyaikat a
mar kezeik kozott lev6 "Arva-
hazi boritekba" helyezve, ne
vuk alairasaval eszk0zoljek,
hogy az adomanyok nyilvanos
nyugtazasa nehezsegekbe ne
utkozzek.
EGYHAzMEGYEI K0ZGYu
LEStNKET a kebelbeli egy-
hazkozsegek kepvisel6inek es
egyhazunk tagjainak elenk er-
deklodese mellett oktober no
23-an, penteken, tartottuk
meg templomunkban. A gyu-
lest Ft. Sebestyen Endre foes
pereS alkalmi istentisztelettel
nyitotta meg. A megjelentek
szambavetele utan, Sebestyen
Endre f6esperes tette meg
egyhazaink eletet felolel6 S
mindenben megnyugtato, ter
jedelmes jelenteset, amt hoz-
zaszolasok, inditvanyok S We
gill az vi tisztviselok megva-
lasztasa kovetett. A gyulest
Urban Jozsef mckeesporti lei
kesz imaja zarta be.
Az osszes megjelentek egy-
hazunknak szivesen latott ven
degei voltak, akinek tisztele-
tere Noegyletink tagjai izletes
ebedet keszitettek. Az ebeden,
amelyet Sebestyen Endre foes
peres imaja nyitott meg, $40
lasra felkerettek a gytilekezet-
mex koriinkben megjelent volt
lelkesze, Mt. Borsy Kerekes4
Gyorgy, a Reformatus Egyesu-
let foszervez0je es Szendrey
Istvan egyhazmegyei gondnok.
Szavaikat most is for0mrnel TO-
gadta q hallgatosag.
BAZARUNK iovedelme ed
dig $574.71, a kiadas $4,000,
maradvany $4O5.71. A meg
kintlev6 bazarkonyvekb6l es
sorsolasi jegyekb6l esedekes
mintegy 100 dollar, ICY a ba-
zar osszes jovedelme megha-
ladja az 500 dollart. TIT is es
ismet koszonet erte a hiven
faradozoknak.
NAGYSZABASU MASZKA
BALT rendez a Fatal Haza-
sok K0re, oktober 31-en, szom-
baton este a Central Audito-
riumban. A legszebb es leg
csunyabb jelmezek ertekes di-
jakat nyernek. E sok latva-
nyossagot iger6 mulatsagra va
rosunk fiatalsagat szeretettel
meghiyja a rendez6seg. Muzsi-
kal Orosz Ferenc jonevi zene-
kara Belep6jegy 35 cent.
TEMETES. Nagyon megha-
to eS mereteiben impozanS te-
metes folyt le okt6ber no 90
! an, hetf6n delel6tt temple
i munkban, amikor q temp
/ lomot teljesen megt0lt6 gyasz-
k0zonseg el6tt mondtunk bu-
csut a penteken hirtelen ell
hunyt Szuligan Pal testverunk
mex. A 20 ewes koraban, va
ratlanul eltavozo testveriinket
gyaszoljak, felesege, 0zv. Szuli-
gan Paine, sziil. Gulyas Zsu-
zsanna, edes anyja Kerti I'm
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-29
MACYAROK
NAGYASSZONYA r. K.
HITKOZSEG HIREI
MIsEk RENDJE
Pleb&nos:
F6t. Mundweil Janos Ph. D.
$40 N. Bellevista Ave
TelefOn 92168

y. MIsEk RENDJE
vasarnapokon kis mise g 6rat6l
angol predikaci6val
. Macy mise. 1880 6rakor magyar /
pr6dikaci6val !" 100
Hetkoznapokon kfs mis4k reg.
gel S:seskos.
eYoHTATAsok II
Minden szombaton d9lut&n 4
6rat6l Gig est este Z 6rAtdt
NOVEMBER len, vasarnapI
delutan 8 orakor az Oltar
Egylet gyiilese.
NOVEMBER 4, szerda de-
utan 4'30-kor az Ifjabb Maria
Leanyok es este. 7::3O-kor az
Id6sebb Maria Leanyok gyii-
lese.
NOVEMBER 5, csiit0rtok es-
te 7 orakor az egyhdsi sene-
kar rendes heti gyakorlo
oral. A zenekar tagjai lehet-
mex mindazok akik mar zene-
hez ertenek es' sajat hang
szeriik van. -
CSERKESZ cSAPATUNK
szinten este 7 oratol tartja
osszejoveteleit. Minden IL
evesnel id6sebb flu 'tagja lehet,
jelentkezni az osszej0veteleken
lehet.
A szENT VINCE TARsU-.
LAT este 8 oratol tartia gvti-
leset.
NOVEMBER 8. szombat
este 8 orakor az id6sebb Scent
Nev Tdrsulat tartia. gyuleset.
A zenet George Bannon koz-
kedvelt hires zenekara SOL
galtatta. es5 -
EGYEBB OSSZEJOVETE-
LEINK. Enekkari iproba csu-
t0rtok este fel 8 orakor. Koo-
firmandusok osztalya csutor-
tok delutan 4::3O-kor es szom-
baton delelott lO-12-ig. =
Boy Scoutjaink rendes heti
talalkozoja penteken este fel
8 orakor. A tProgressziv
Liga rendes havi gyiilese va
sarnap delutan pont 3 ora.
kor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-29

rene, testverei Janos es
Margit, ferjezett RuszHg ia
nosne s az lit es az ohazaban
el6 kiterjedt nagy csalad. A
koran eltavoz6hoz legyen ir-
galmas az Eg $ az itt maradt
vesztes sziveket vegye 0r0k ke-
gyelrnebe a hatalmaS listen.
Montana labor news., 1936-12-17
Supreme Court Review
OF Wagner All Grained
In Three More Gases
By Federated Press

WASHINGTON.- - FP) - Estab-
lishment of a broader base upon
which to rest the constitutionality
of the Wagner-C onnery Labor Re
lations Act vas accomplished by the
Supreme Court as it agreed to re-
view Jones and Laughlin, Fruehauf
Trailer, and Friedman-Harry Marks
cases.
Formerly the court consented to
hear the Associated Press and Wash
ington, Virginia and Maryland Coach
Co. cases. Hearings on these cases
will be held before the arguments
on these newly granted reviews.
At the same time, the District of
Columbia court of appeals declined
to grant %injunctions against the
board requested by SIX employers.
They were the Heller Brothers Co,
of Newcomerstown, Ohio, A. c.
Lawrence Leather Co. of Peabody,
Mass, Brown Shoe Co, Vincennes,
Ind, Beaver Mills, D~ouglasville, Ga,
Cabot Mfg. Co., Brunswick, Me, and
the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co, San
Francisco.
The court held that the companies
had failed to show irreparable dam
age if the hearings were held.
Montana labor news., 1936-12-17
WAR BUDGET BIGGER

Washington correspondents report
that the Army and Navy have COM
pleted their budget requests for the
fiscal year, 1878. Combined re-
quests will run over a billion dol
lars, probably higher than the cur
rent years handout to the munitions
makers. National Council for Pre-
vention of War reports.
1.-THE latest information available
from all military and naval circles
indicates the following general pro-
gram. For the Army there is to be
a continuation of the mechanization
program and modernization OF
equipment and increased amounts
to provide for the enlisted strength
which will on June |, 1887, amount
to 165, 900 men. For the Navy there
is to be a continuation of the Vim
son-Trammell building program to
ensure a Navy second to none" en-
phasis on the development of our
Pacific defenses, looking toward in
creased concentration at Hawaii and
a twelve million dollar naval base
at Oakland, Cal. Increases in en-
listed strength to man the newly
constructed ships will also be neces-
sary. For the air service there will
be an expansion of Army and Navy
airplane strength, expansion of air
bases on the Pacific Coast, beginning
of construction on the Alaskan air
base project which will serve to base
1000 planes, possibly for another
drive to secure a frontier air base
on the Caribbean sector and COM
pletion of construction on an addi-
tional aircraft carrier (For other
details on some of these projects.
Everyone conversant with the sit
uation in Washington agrees that
there will be no effort on the part
of the authorities, no matter who is
elected, to balance the budget by
cutting down on war preparation
expenditures. For both old parties
are agreed that the interests of
American big business must be adj
vanced by the building of larger
naval and military forces. This
Roosevelt-Landon policy is 100 per
cent satisfactory to the duPonts, the
Weirs, the Schwabs, the Hearsts, the
Morgans and their friends who ex-
pect to profit tremendously from the
further armament expenditures of
the United States as well as other
governments.
Montana labor news., 1936-12-17

THOSE who regularly send home
L made gifts to their friends at
Christmas time such as fruit cakes
or plum buildings and have not yet
needed the slogan of bake early"
will be interested to learn about a
new fruit cake recipe which can
be made even a few weeks before
Christmas and still be fully ripened.
One attractive feature of this
type of fruit cake is that because
of its size 1t does not require as
long to age as the larger cakes
from three to five pounds in weight.
Fruit cakes made in candied
grapefruit shells are not only
especially attractive in appearance,
but are also delightfully."- different
in flavor. Fruit cake served with
any Of the fine American wines now
available will make just the right
refreshment needed when friends
drop in Unexpectedly for short,
friendly visits during the holiday
season. Although it takes but a
moment to prepare this holiday
favorite for serving, the impression
of the delicious flavor combination
Of the fruit cake and wine will lin
ger long in your memory.
Christmas Fruit Cakes in candied
Grapefruit Shells
Select large Florida seeded grapefruit
Of good shape and color. Wash, cut
a slice from the stem end Of the grape
fruit, remove the inside, being careful
to leave all Of the thick part Of the peel.
Cover the shell with cold salted water +;
bring to a boil, cook about ten minutes.
Drain off water. Repeat the process
three or four times or until as much
Of the bitter flavor is removed as de-
sired. Cool shell. Put in a syrup made
of equal parts of sugar and water. If
a slight wine flavor is enjoyed, add
wine, such as domestic Sherry, to the
Montana labor news., 1936-12-17

which believes in the overthrow of
the government by force and vio-
lence." A petition for a writ of
habeas corpus was dismissed in the
Federal District Court in March. In
October the Federal Circuit Court of
Appeals sustained the lower courts
decision.)
The Ferrero-S allitto Defense Con-
ference, which is conducting Sallit-
to's defense, charges there is insult
ficient evidence against Sallitto and
requests that protests be sent to
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins
demanding that the Labor Depart
ment cancel the deportation war
rant. Sallitto has a 4-year-old
American-born motherless daughter
from whom he faces separation if
deported.
Montana labor news., 1936-12-17
LABOR'S NEWS IN BRIEF
BY Federated Press


Roosevelt, before sailing for Buenos
Aires for the inter- American peace
conference, appointed a committee
of 80 members to study farm tenancy
with a view to recommending ways
of developing a land tenure system
which will bring an increased mea-
sure of security, opportunity and
w~ell-being'' to present and prospec-
tive tenants. He also accepted the
resignation Of Rexford G. Tugwell
as under-secretary of agriculture
and resettlement administrator. Be-
fore returning to teaching duties at
Columbia University, Tugwell is ex-
pected to accompany Sec. of Agri-
culture Wallace on a tour of re-
settlement projects. A Tugwell pro
posal to spend $780, O0, 900 a year
setting tenants up in subsistence
farming has been criticized as san
elaborate preface to peasantry."
Montana labor news., 1936-12-17
Anti Faces
Return 10 Italy

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Domenick
Sallitto, 34-year-old anti-Fascist, for
mer restaurant owner of Oakland,
California, is threatened with return
to Italy in the near future, according
to information received here by the
American Committee for Protection
Of Foreign Born.
(Sallitto, who entered the United
States in 1912, was arrested April
II, 1884, in Oakland, California, and
held for deportation, charged with
membership in an organization