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The Washington times., 1937-03-11
Times Daily Pattern
PATTERN 4342

It's the frock O. the season.
this proud little "at home" style
that will keep the busy home
maker spic and span through busy
mornings, or dress her up for
sports or informal afternoons at
home! There's chic a-plenty in the
youthful collar, and dash Of spice
in the brief sleeves that are cut all
in one with the fetching bodice
panel! And do notice the three
tucks that assure you a perfectly
fitting bodice. Clever, aren't they?
We like the way the flared skirt
is nipped in at the waiStline by a
narrow tie-belt, and accented by
two of the handieSt triangle
pockets you ever saw. Making
Pattern 4342 is no trick at all, and
a CHEEKY task when you work with
bright percale, dimity, gingham or
SeerSucker.
Pattern 4342 is available in
sizes Il, 16, 18, 20, 80, "a, SO, 38,
40 and 42. Size 16 takes 33s yards
36-inch fabrici.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) IN
coins or stamps (coinS preferred
for this Anne Adams pattern
Write plainly SIZE, NAME, AD-
DRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
A smart wardrobe - YOURS!
Order our spring ANNE ADAMS
PATTERN BOOK and see how
easy it is to make becoming. up-to-
minute outfits quickly and mex
pensively at home! Revel in a
wide choice of sparkling all
occasion frocks, suits, blouses-
with special, slimming styles Tor
the stouter woman. Practical
faShion-right models for kiddleS
and "debs," too! Fabric tips.
BOOK FIFTEEN CENTS. PAT-
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TY-FrVE CENTS FOR BOTH
WHEN ORDERED TOGETHER.
Send your order to The Wash
ingtOn Times Pattern Depart
ment, 243 west Seventeenth St.
| New York, N. z.
The Washington times., 1937-03-11

possess some charm, and it is our
business to know our best points
so they may be emphasized.
The irregular features may be
subdued once we realize what they
are.
The eyes and their setting alone
may be the means of changing
mediocre, ordinary face to one Of
real beauty.
The eyebrows must be kept
smooth and in perfect line, and
when they are too heavy, they
must be shaped by thinning from
under the arch. Removing these
SuperfluouS hairs will not cause
the growth to increase, but they
will grow again, of course.
When the eyes are small or set
together closely, they may be
made to look large by removing
the hairs toward the nose to
widen the space between the
browS.
When mascara is used, it must
be done lightly towards the nose
and heavier at the outer corners.
Vaseline will help to train the
brows in nice smooth line.
We do not advise changing the
browS while one is very young as
Nature itself will frequently i'm
prove the natural contour as one
natures, but they must be brushed
and shampooed thoroughly when
the face is washed.
There are some nice eyebrow
creams and oils, but one may use
equal parts of mineral oil and
castor oil with a drop or two Of
bay rum. Touch the brush to the
oil and draw it carefully through
the brows a number Of times.
Write for the Eyelash Treat
ment. InclOse a stamped, self
addressed envelope for your reply
and address Donna Grace, Beauty
Editor of The Washington Time
The Washington times., 1937-03-11

They should learn to value their
good looks and to make the most
of them. There is really some
thing lacking in the young person
who is not interested In her ap-
pearance.
This careful scrutiny of the fea-
lures is the only way one may
know her own type.
We are not all perfect beauties,
but there is no face that does not
The Washington times., 1937-03-11
Brown ANTELOPE

A brisk walk on a warmer day
will reveal many shoes in brown
antelope with beige accents. A
high-throated afternoon pump Of
brown antelope has pipings and
intricate snirled stitched designs
in beige with a big beige kid but
ton. The border is scalloped.
The Washington times., 1937-03-11
Styles

There are signs that the suits
aren't going to have the field.
Coats are beginning to attract
much attention. A good seller is
the slim coat with a much-gored
back section, and belt in front
from the sides only. The fabric
for this coat is of smooth beige
woolen. There is a deep beige fox
collar to match.
The Washington times., 1937-03-11
Naw Felt

Much in little is typical of the
new small hats that contain so
much that is smart within their
brief dimensions. A skull cap OF
navy felt has an Alsatian bow Of
navy taffeta with white embroid-
cred dots. There is a similar taf-
feta point over the forehead.
The Washington times., 1937-03-11

Our favOrite for today was sent
in by Ida ShryOck, Winchester,
Va. It was submitted in last weeks
contest for favOrite recipes made
with rhubarb.
RHUBARB PIE
3 cups of rhubarb (cut in "a.
inch pieceS)
11a cups Of sugar
2 tablespoons of cornstarch
1s teaspoon of salt
egg well beaten
u cup of crushed pineapple
Pastry for a double crust
Mix the rhubarb with the sugar
(Which has been blended with the
cornstarch and Salt). Add the
beaten egg and mix. Place in a
pastry lined pie pan and spread
with the crushed pineapple. Covel
with a top crust and bake in a hot
oven (450 degrees) for 10 minutes
Reduce heat to $50 degrees and
bake until rhubarb is tender.
The current recipe contest is
to make GvGilGble the t1Uorite
recipes of our readers for using
eggs.
For thinning recipes, The
Washington Times is awarding
sic cash prizes OF one dollar
each. Ten recipes 1DiI be chosen
for Honorable Mention.
Eggs are the traditional Easter
dish. At present their price is
lot0 and they should be included
frequently on menus. They add
a rich fGUor to cakes, pies, p1Ed-
dingS, and meat substitutes.
If you haze a recipe that you
think should be shared With
other readers mail it to Miss
Jean Green, the FGUorite Recipes
Contest Editor, before midnight
Saturday, March 13.
The Washington times., 1937-03-11
Beatrice Fairfax Advises
Slow Fiance to Hurry
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX

Famous Authority Problems of Love and Marriage
Dear Miss Fairfax:
We've been engaged for three years and get
ting married than the beginning I've small farm which
sometimes does not afford me a livelihood
The Washington times., 1937-03-11

use horSeradiSh, lemon juice,
tabasco, Worcestershire, and eel
cry salt with the catsup. It must
be tart and very cold to be appe-
tizing.
FRIDAY DINNER MENU
Shrimp with Tomato Sauce
Buttered Fresh Spinach
Whole Wheat Mullins Butter
Apple Pie Coffee
SHRIMP WITH TOMATO SAUCE
2 pounds Of green shrimpS
2 green peppers
u can of Italian tomato paste
l small onion
"a cup Of olive oil
2 tablespoons Of flour
Garlic
Salt
Pepper
Wash and boil the shrimp for 10
minutes. Cool, peel and Zine"
them.
Measure the olive oil in the
skillet. When it is hot add the
flour and brown well. Add the
onions and garlic.
When the onions are slightly
brown, remove the garlic, add the
shrimp and stir until each shrimp
is coated with the flour mixture.
Add the tomato paste and the
green peppers and cook for is min.
uteS. Add 2 cups Of water and
simmer gently for 45 minutes. Add
salt and pepper. Serve at once.
CURRIED SHRIMP
cup Of cooked peeled shrimp
2 eggs
"a cup of condensed tomato soup
cup of milk
tablespoons of flour
2 tablespoons of butter
/ tablespoon of curry powder
u cup of rice
Salt
Pepper
Melt the butter. Add flour. Blend
in the hot milk, curry powder, salt
and pepper and cook gently until
it starts to thicken. Add the
shrimp, rice, tomato soup and the
beaten eggs. Pour into casserole
and bake in oven set at $50 degrees
until "set."
INDIVIDUAL CASSEROLE
OF SHRIMP
cup of cooked peeled shrimp
cup of milk
2 tablespoons of flour
2 tablespoons Of butter
2 tablespoons of chilli sauce
"a teaspoon of onion juice
Salt
Pepper
Buttered crumbs
Blend the flour and butter. Add
milk and cook until thickened.
Add the shrimp, chilli sauce, onion
Juice and SeasoningS. Pour into
the individual caSSeroles or scallop
shells, sprinkle with buttered
crumbs and bake in hot oven for
Is minutes.
SHRIMP SALAD
~ CUPS of cooked peeled shrimp
cup of diced canned pineapple
- cup of chopped celery
Salt
Pepper
French dressing
Blend the celery, pineapple, and
shrimp. Chill. Just before serving
add salt and pepper and pour over
it the French dressing. Serve on
crisp lettuce leaves.
The Washington times., 1937-03-11
Altered Eyebrows May
Enhance Beauty
dressed, stamped envelope.
By DONNA GRACE

Young girls begin to study their faces very carefully about
the time they reach their There are hours without
spent before the Mirror usually in delightful contemplation
the beauty they thereinand who blame them for
themselves?
The Washington times., 1937-03-11

Plenty Of dash is evidenced in a
new evening gown of chartreuse
green silk jersey. 1t is made on
slim lines with brief sleeves formed
of enormous bands of red fox.
The Washington times., 1937-03-11
,egisters Definite Gains As an AIl-Season Food
Difficulty in Preparation
Is Ascribed Largely
To In7a6inatOn
Rv LEAN GREEN

request for curried shrimp by Of our readers at
Norfolk Va inspires todays story seaood In the past
weeks this column has featured stories of oysters crabs
caops and various types of fresh and salt water fish No
such series would be complete without mentioning shrimp
The Washington times., 1937-03-11

Topping off simple frocks is a
simple bolero of blue cloth with
black braid and gold stitching
around the border.
The Washington times., 1937-03-11

A SHINY accent added to your
"A spring suit or dress will work
wonders, and it is even better if
that shiny accent is colorful, pro-
viding of course your costume
needs the touch of color. One of
the smartest ways of introducing
color or that shiny touch, is
through twin belts, which are a
New York favorite right now. You
simply take two belts in different
colorS, cross them in the back,
buckle one belt into the buckle of
the other belt, and vice versa. For
instance. we've sketched red and
blue belts, with the red belt
buckled into the blue buckle, the
blue belt fastened in the red
buckle. 1t gives a chic effect in
front and a nice mixture of color
They're grand in such combina-
tons as black and white, brown
and orange, purple and coronation
red, and so on and on. Each belt
In the size sketched, in patent
leather, costs 81.
For names Of stores showing
the items described here, call
District 1000, Extension 459,
during business hours, or write
Miss Laville at The Times, in.
closing stamped, Self-addressed
envelope.
The Washington times., 1937-03-11

HERE'S COMPLETE BEAUTY for your treatment
that will make them young and fresh starry at night and clear
by day It includes and wonderful eye fine eye
lotion for freshness mascara eye shadow and eyebrow pencil
All by nationally famous maker For their names and
where you get the call District 7000 extension 459 dur
ing business hours write Miss Lave at The Times enclos
ing sef-addressed stamped envelope
The Washington times., 1937-03-11

ALL sorts of suit jewelry" IS
"A returning to fashion, due to
the enormous popularity of suits
this spring. Fobs, chains, and lapel
clips are smart. We've sketched
one of the most attractive pieces
from a large and varied collection
of them in a downtown store, and
we hope you will go down to see
the other things, as there were
so many that it was hard to select
one. It's called a chatelaine chain
in modern terms, though the orig
inal chatelainS were hung from
the belt. There's bar that goes
through the lapel buttonhole, and
several charms from that point.
There's a double chain with a snap
for your watch, and the whole
thing is heavily gold plated, and
rich looking. There's considerable
variety in the charms. some of
them set with stones, others such
O4 GAAC4AA
reminiscent of the "shirtwaist girl"
age, and most attractive. They
are priced variously, the chain
Sketched is S..
First Summer Jewelry
THE first note Of real summer
l. we find in jeweIry, is "swirl
pearls" They are large pearls in
pastel tintS, the cOlors mixed beau
tifulIy so that the pieces will go
nicely with almost any color or
with white. They get their charm
from the Swirls of gold that are set
in with the pearls, Stimulated of
course, both gold and pearls.
There are many smart designs,
clusters of pearls with the gold,
unusual arrangements, and various
sizes of pearls used together. There
are all types of pieces, and two or
three together usually two is
enOugh) will make a nice ensemble.
Bracelets and necklaces are priced
So, and clips, rings, earrings and
pins are 81.
The Washington times., 1937-03-11

Write for the Eyelash Treat
ment. InclOse a stamped, self
addressed envelope for your reply
and address Donna Grace, Beauty
Editor of The Washington Time.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-19
NAGYON HELYES
ES UDVOS

a szenatuS intezkedeSe, hogy
a Observation-Disclosures meg kell
szamlalni a tavasszal, inert
sokkal intelligensebben tud az
utan gondolkozni es tervezni
mindenki.
Akkor mem fogjak peldaul a
PWA szerencsetlen munkasait
gondolomra letenni, hanem veg
re egy tiszta kepet nyerve
hosszabb idore intezkedni le-
het ugy a kozmunkak, mint a
kozsegeyek ugyeben ez mind
.ketto r1agy hatassal van a gaz.
dasagi helyzetre.
Ahol most washington rem.
deletre egy csomo PWA mum.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-19
A JAPAN-KINAI HABORU

sajnalatos valtozatot vett a
mutt heten, amelybol hosszu
ideig tarto es veres haboru
SzarInazhat.
Arnig Japan "csak" Eszak-
Kinaban folytatta hadmivele-
teit, addig Kina hajlando volt
alkudni es Japan osszes es eleg
meresz koveteleseit teljesiteni.
A mutt heten azonban Japan
rarohant Shanghai-ra S nem
maradhat a helyen egy olyan
kormany Kinaban, ame1y
Shanghait mem vedi.
A k0zel harom millios sze-
rencsetlen varos az iitkozet ell
SO ket napjan elvesztette husz-
ezer polgarat es felbecsulhetet-
len az anyagi kar, amit a leg.
bol dobott bombak okoztak.
Shanghai eleg ,;nagy ideger
lakossaga komplikalja er6sen
a helyzetet, inert eek az ide-
genek oft eros. kivaltsagokat
elveznek es sajat alla1naik kor-
manVariak a Vedelme alatt all.
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-19
HE tt 5 n p NJ lie

sive szervezet egyik szervezo-
jet megoltek.
Letartoztattak a CIO-hoz tar
tozo UMWA egyik "investiga-
tor"-jat, akit a gyilkossaggal
vadolnak.
Mem tudjuk es mem is tart
juk fontosnak, hogy bizonyitast
,nyer-e a vad, de szegyen-gyala-
zatnak tartjuk, hogy a letartoz
tatott gentleman autojaban
high-powered puskat es revol-
verekb6l egy egesz arzenalt ia
laltak.
Tisztesseges szervezetek tisz-
tesseges vezereinek felesleges
high-powered puskakat cipelni
magukkal es lit van a legf0bh
ideje, hogy a gunmaneket mind
ket szervezetbol kilokjek.
Vegre ha a munkasok a We.
zerek es a racket kedveert egy.
mas ellen high-powered puska.
kat hasznalnak, akkor mem
sok joggal kifogasoljak, ha 9
tokesek ugyancsak felfegyver'
zett gunmanekkel mennek. 6
munkasra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-19
UGY LATSZIK,
HOGY JAPAN

minden zabola nelklil elni
akar azzal a helyzettel, hogy a
Soviet >hadserege ezidoszerint
meg van benitva es olyan ero-
sen meg akarja Kinat alazni,
amibol evtizedekig mem fog a
szerencsetlen nagy nemzet ma
gahoz terni.
A feher hatalmak erdekeit
er6sen veszelyezteti ez a had
jarat, inert Kina piaca nagy
iizletet jelent ugy az Egyesiilt
Allamoknak, mint minden mas
nagy ipari nenazetnek es Japan
gy6zelme ezt a piacot elveszi
Japan szamara.
A jelenlegi eur6pai helyzet-
ben azonban egyetlen feher
hatalom sem gondol beavatko-
zasra S ICY Japannak teljes
szabad keze van, amt alaposan
fel is hasznalnak.
Akarmilyen h6siesen fognak
kinaiak ellentallni es akar-
milyen vesztesegeket fog Ja-
pan szenvedni, a hadakozas XII
meneteleben mem lehet senki-
mex ketsege, a fegyvertelen es
szervezetlen Kinat Japan lie
fogja gazolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-19

Termeszetesen Lupescu asz-
SONY neve es keze most is
benne van a botranyban, inert
allitolag a nemet-roman fegy-
vergyar a kiraly szeret6jenek a
vallalkozasa lett volna. Roma
niaban a graftet es a botranyt
megszoktak, ezuttal azonban
az orszag patronusa, a francia
kormany van erintve es ICY SUI
lyos politikai bonyodalom lesz
a panamabol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-19
MAGYAR AMERlKABAN
Mem

foglalkoznak meg kell6 ko-
molysaggal a joy6 eyre osszehi-
volt kongresszussal, amelyen .
viIag minden reszebe szakadt
magyarok talalkoznak Budapes
ten egymassal.
Magyar Amerikanak sulyOs
szellemi, erkolcsi es anyagi
erdeke, hogy a Kiilfoldi Magyar
rok vilagkongresszusan kell6
szamban es sullyal kepviselve
legyen S lit lenne az ideje,
hogy a kerdest napirendre tuz-'
EEK az osszes magyar tenyez6k
ebben az orszagban.
Idaig csak nyolc magyar he
tilap gondoskodott rola, hogy
lega,abb tizen kepviseljek az
olvasoikat a Vilagkongresszu-
son S hatra vannak a napila-
pok, az egyletek es az. egyha-
Zak.
udv0s lenne, ha a Vilagkon-
gresszus allando irodaja res7e-
r6l valaki a nagyon kozeli jO-
voben meglatogatna benniin-
ket inert egy ilyen latogatas
azonnal napirendre tuzne q
kongresszus kerdeset minden
napvar f0r11mnal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-19
tFolytatas a ak oldalrols

(FolytataS a ak oldalroI
gi eln0ke AIT k0veteli, hogy az
auto munkaSok szerveZete ne
tor6djek csak az auto munka-
sok sorsaval S ne legyen csata-
tere vilagnezeti harcoknak.
Mas szavakkal AIT k0veteli,
hogy a kommunista part teve-
kenysege es aktivitasa sziinjek
meg a szervezetben, inert AIT
mem politikai celokbol alkot-
tax.
A szervezet radikalis szarnya
ait .koveteli, hogy Martini es
az egesz vezerkart vagjak XII a
helyerol es a UAW gerince le-
gyen az ugynevezett politikai
'tkoz0s frontnak" vagyis a kom
munizmus legyen a szervezet
f6celja.
A kiizdelmek kimenetelet0l
fiigg az egesz auto-unio sorsa,
inert ha Martini a radikali-
saknak sikeriil kiturni, akkor
az AWU inkabb politikai, mint
gazdasagi szervezet lesz akkor
a hatalmas es sokat iger6 seer
vezet cafatokra fog szakadni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-19
A GAZDASAGI HELYZET

egeszsegtelen, inert a busi-
ness mem tudja, hogy vegleg
kicsavarta-e a nyakat az vi
dealnek es ICY a Macy vallala-
tok mem kepesek el6re tervezni
A mutt het elejen peldaul a
sz0vott aruk arat hirtelen
emeltek, inert a szenatus ell
fogadta a munkaberre es mum
kaid6re vonatkozo javaslatot es
ez emelked6 munkabert jelen-
tett volna a deli allamok sz0v6
iparaban.
A het vegere nyilvanval6 lett,
hogy a javaslat utjat az also
hazban elalltak, de mem tudja
senki, hogy mi lesz a bill to-
vabbi sorsa es meg fogjak-e ait
szavazni a j0v6re.
Akarhogyan szavazott volna
a kongresszus az vi deal ja-
vaslatok sorsa felett, megsziint
volna a bizonytalansag es aka1
miiyen helyzethez alkalmazko.
dott volna a nagytoke.
De ICY a bizonytalansag to-
vabb tart es hosszu lejaratu
vallalkozasok mem lesznek a kc
eel j0voben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-19

kast egyszerlen letesznek, inert
elegendo penzt a szovetsegtol
nem kapnak, azonnal megijed
mindenki es a gazdasagi akti-
vitaS OSSZehuzodik.
Macy hatassal lesz a gazda-
sagi helyzetre Wagner fele
epitkezesi billnek annak sor-
sat a k0vetkez6 napokban meg
tudjuk. Ha a javaslatbol tor
veny lesz, nagy fellendiles les2
az epit6 es epit6-anyag ipar-
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-19
AZ EGYETLEN BIZTAT0

teny jelenleg, hogy kitiino
termes van az egesz orszagban
hogy a f0ldmivesek jo penzt
is kapnak a termesert.
A kalaszos termenyek jo
piacot talalnak a kiilfoldon, a
gyapot termelok pedig meg a
11-12 centes arak mellett is
egesz szepen keresnek, miutan
akeronkent ez evben - a szo-
kasos 130-150 font helyett -
240-270 font gyapoaot arat-
max.
A nyugtalan nemzetkozi
helyzet es az altalanos fegy-
verkezes is jo uzletet jelente-
mex a szamunkra S mem valo-
szinii, hogy a kozeli evekben ez
az erkolcstelen esr'veres iizlet
megsziinik.
A munkasok szervezkedese,
amit tobbe h1egallitani mem
tudnak, meg magasabbra fogja
a bereket - Is az arakat -
emelni es anig emelked6 arak
vannak, addig mem kell tarta-
nunk nagyobb visszaesest6l.
Kisebbszeru panik csak ak
kor k0vetkezhetik be, ha a j0.
v6 ev novembereben a Roose.
velt kongresszusi jel0ltjei meg.
buknak, inert akkor adminisz'
tracio es politikai valtozast val
hatunk 1940-re.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-19
LATIN AMERIKABAN

nem nagy orommel fogadtak
az Egyesilt Allamoknak ait a
szandekat, hogy hat torpedo
zuzo hajot ad berbe Brazilia-
max S kiil0nosen Argentinaban
kifogasoltak a dolgot erosen.
Washingtonban azonnal kije-
lentettek, hogy a berlet addig
mem lesz meg, amig meg mem
hallgatnak minden latin-ame-
rikai allamot ebben a kerdes-
ben. Es hozza tettek ait is,
hogy hasonlo berletre joga IS
alkalma lesz minden amerikai
allamnak.
A hajokat mem hadi, hanem
gyakorlati es kikepzesi celokra
bocsatottak volna rendelkezes.
re s mem nagyon indokolt az q
feltekenyseg, amivel minder
latin allan felformedt.
ErdekeS - es ebben az or
szagban illetektelennek tartot
= idegesseggel targyaltak ;
berlet kerdeset Nemetorszag
ban is es ez az idegesseg men
sok johiszemiiseget arult ell
Hitlerek reSzerol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-19
VERESEG ERTE A CIO-T

az AFL elleni harcaban a
Csendes tenger menten, ahol
a kik0tomunkasok mem voltak
hajlandok az AFL-bol kivalni.
Sikeriilt azonban megnyerniok
a hajoszakacsok nyolcezer tag
boil all6 szervezetet S tobb he
lyen meg egy csomo kisebb
szervezetet vettek el az ALL
t6l, amiben mi mem tudunk
olyan nagy dics6seget, vagy a
munkasokra nezve olyan fe-
nyes eredmenyt latni.
Ismetelten es ujra, meg uj-
ra lie kell es lie fogjuk sz0gez-
nj, hogy aljassag, butasag es
becstelenseg a ket szervezetnek
egymas teriiletere betorni, mi
kor meg mindig harminc milli6
szervezetlen munkas el ebben
az orszagban. Es ez eppen ugy
all az egyik szervezetre, mint
a masikra. Es ujra lesz0gezzik
hogy ez a becstelen munka es
haboru mas celt mem szolgal
mint hogy a vezerek politikai
es egyeni hatalmat novelje.
Ennek a tendencianak mind
ket szervezetben szeguljenek
vegre ellene a munkasok, inert
eppen eleg nagy feladat a har-
cot a t6kevel szemben felven-
nj, anelkul, hogy egymast gyil-
koljak a munkasok.
NAkAa
Ezzel a testverharccal csaR
el6segitik azoknak a racke.
teereknek a mukodeset, akik
a nagyt6ke segitsegevel "fug'
getlen IS al-munkas-szervezete.
ket" csinalnak es az igazi seer
vezkedes sirjat assak meg q
testverharccal a vezerek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-19
AMERIKABAN EGYRE

hangosabbarf kovetelik, hogy
kormanyunk rende1jen XII min
den oft tartozkodo amerikai
polgart a kul0nboz6 .hadi 70
nakbol, es ait is, hogy rendel-
junk vissza minden amerikai
haderot a tavol keletrol.
Mint minden feher nagyha-
talon, az Egyesult Allamok
is ezrekre rugo katonasagot es
tobb kisebb hadihajot tart al
landoan Kinaban, hogy az oft
tartozkodo es teruleten XVIII
jogokat elvez6 amerikai pol
garokat megvedje.
Nyilvanvalo, lhogy par eze1
emberunk keptelen egy habo.
ruban az amerikaiakat megve.
deni a bon1bak ellen, bekeber
pedig nincs a vedelemre szik.
segiik. A keleti patrol tehat
csak kellemetlenseget es feles.
leges k0ltseget meg pedig
eleg nagy es allando k0ltseget
= jelent ennek az orszagnak.
Bonyodalmakra is adhat
okot a patrol, inert a haboru
heveben konnyen osszeutkoz
hetnek valamelyik fellel ak
kor szabad tere van a haborus
izgatasnak ebben az orszagban
amire mines sernrni sZukSe
giink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-19
HOGY MILYEN ALIAS

], es, elyetemult eszk0z0kkel
dull ez a testverharc, annak
szomoru peldajat. lattuk a multi
heten is Illinois allamban, ahol
az AFL-hez tartozo Progress