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The Washington times., 1937-11-30
Advice to the L0velorn

applied to these young men, I
don't believe their los would
be very high. Even a moron
could reason it out that an en-
gagged couple like to be alone
sometimes, and for the "old
gang" to continue to drop
around, evening after evening,
as you tell me these boys do.
seems more like a stupid prac.
tical joke than a simple case OF
being thick-skinned.
When these unwelcome Wis
itors call, send word you're not
at home.
The Washington times., 1937-11-30
BeaAtY Co1urAeG

about winter is the fun
of winter sports and es-
pecially the smart ef-
fects of winter clothes.
No girl can resist the
exquisite ch arm of
lovely furs, but there
never was a costume
quite so flattering as
the new skating and
ski outfits. They are
like stage costumes and
make even grown-up
ladies look like 1.-the
young sprites.
OF all the beauty eX-
erciseS ever thought of,
nothing compares with
skating. When we skate
well, every muscle in
the body is stretched
and kept in action and
besides the exhilaration
and roses it brings to
the cheeks, we must
hold the correct pos
ture all the graceful
gliding movements.
Send your request to
Donna Grace, Beauty
Editor of this paper and
enclose a stamped, self
addressed enDeIope.
The Washington times., 1937-11-30
Confidence

"I'd trust my husband any
where" she said
My faith in him tits full, 'tis salts
fled;
II know that all his thoughts
are fair" she said
"I know he'd put temptations all
aside.
II know that he is strong,
sublime" she said
81
"I know that all his love is mine
for ERE;
I'd trust my husband anywhere"
she said,
"Unless another woman hap
pened to be there"
s, E. KISER,.
The Washington times., 1937-11-30
LOVES IN SECRET
Dear Miss Fairfax:

Dear Miss Fairfax:
I'm sure I never thought I'd
have to ask for advice, but I'm
up against a problem. I don't
care to have my mother know
yet that I'm in love, as I'm her
only support, and if she knew
she would only worry. I'm 81
years old, and very much inter-
eSted in young man near my
own age. He works where I do.
He pretendS that he likes my
company, but he takes out other
The Washington times., 1937-11-30
Skillet
Qnd
Spoon
By SibilLo Campbell


VOU may think of rice as
l. something that can be
thrown together any way at
all and have it turn out
right. Nothing could be
further from the truth. Boil
ing rice properly is a fine
art. First wash the rice
thoroughly, and drain; then
drop it into boiling water.
Do not stir it. When it has
boiled 20 minutes, the grains
will be fluffy and big. Pour
into a colander, quickly dash
cold water over it to remove
the excess starch, and pro-
ceed as directed below.
The Washington times., 1937-11-30

girls, and then tells me about
the good times.
don't want him to know I
care for him, and I treat every.
thing he says to me as a joke.
I'd like to believe him, but I
laugh it off. My other boy
friends do not interest me at all.
I've known this young man for
three years.
WATCHFUL WAITING
Perhaps this gay bantering air
you assume is not just the right
thing for this type of, young
man. Some men would rather go
without a meal than have a girl
tease them. Try being friendly
for a while, and see how that
works out.
I believe I'd take my mother
into my confidence, if I were
in your place. She certainly
must realize that you have men
friends, and that eventually
you'll marry Don't make a
stranger Of your mother. At
heart she's your best friend.
The Washington times., 1937-11-30
RICE PIE

Boil one quart of rice until
well cone. Take from the stove
and stir into it, while hot, two
generous tablespoons Of butter.
When the rice is cooled off, stir
into it four well-beaten eggs,
and one and one-half pints Of
rich milk. Season with salt and
a little white pepper. Have a
chicken boiled and cut into
pieces, as for chicken pie. Take
a well-buttered baking pan, and
put half of the rice mixture
into it. Smooth it on the top
with a knife. On this lay the
pieces of chicken, then spread
the remainder of the rice mix
ture over the chicken. Top with
bits of butter; put in the oven
and bake a delicate brown. Any
other meat may be used. Fried
sausage makes even a better pie
than the chicken.
CASSEROLE OF HAM
Cut one or two slices of ham
two inches thick. Soak in milk
for one hour. Put in a buttered
casserole and cover with milk;
bake slowly in the oven covered
for one hour. Add more milk
for making gravy leaving cover
off and let brown slowly.
Thicker with flour. Serve i'm
mediately.
ORANGE PUDDING
Peel and slice 10 oranges;
place in a glass dish a layer
of oranges Sprinkled with sugar.
Repeat this until all oranges are
used, and let stand for several
hours. Make a soft boiled GUS
tard of yolkS of three eggs, a
pint of milk, sugar to taste, a
pinch of salt, two teaspoons of
grated orange peel. When cool,
pour over the oranges. Beat
the whites to a stiff froth with
a tablespoon of sugar and pat
over the pudding.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-23
FRUITLAND

FRUITLAND, Sept. 23.-Mr.
and Mrs. G. c. LYDIA and daugh-
ter, also Mrs. Davis of Georgia,
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Stepp
last Wednesday.
Mr.. Horace Cunningham and
Miss Thelma Lance, Mr.. Harold
Swofford and Miss Leafie Stepp,
Mr.. Ralph Cunningham of Frank
lin called on Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Stepp Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Bill Pittillo, who under
went an operation at Mountain
Sanitarium recently for appendi-
citis, is recovering slowly.
Miss Norma Pittillo and Mr..
Suthern Barnwell of Ohio have
returned to Ohio, after visiting
relatives and friends for a few
days.
Miss Gertrude Stepp spent the
night recently with Mrs. Harvey
Maxwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Edmunson
and children have moved into
Hezekiah Stepp's house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolby Lance of
Brevard visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Andy Merrell over the weekend.
Mrs. Corbitt Syda is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Bob Reed, of
Hendersonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Freeman
and son of Hendersonville visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud LYDIA Sunday.
Mrs. J. V. Grant and daughter,
Beatrice, and Mr.. H. Hill visited
Mrs. Claude Lanning at Biltmore
Sunday.
The Lanning reunion was held
Sunday at the home of King Lam
ming. A large crowd attended and
a bountiful dinner was served in
picnic style. All reported a good
time.
Mrs. N. w. Getz has a position
near Spartanburg, S. c.
Miss Vava Pryor has returned
home after spending a week in
Oklahoma with her uncle, Judge
Victor Pryor.
Winifred Orr visited Louise
Pryor over the weekend.
Mrs. Ben Green on Wednesday
visited her sister, Mrs. Bill Pit
tillo, who is in Mountain Sanitar-
ium.
Miss Garren of Hickory visited
| Maude Stepp Friday.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-23

He frowned darkly as he read it.
He locke dat Cilly sharply as he
held the note out to her:
"Who wrote this?" he de-
manded.
Cilly read it. AS she did so, the
color left her face. She felt as If
she had been struck a surprising
blow. Her knees trembled. A
sudden nausea overcame her. The
scrubbed words on the paper
said: "Meet me up on the roof af-
ter we break up here" And they
had definitely, undeniably been
written by Jim Kerrigan.
"Who wrote it," Sergeant Do
Ian repeated.
He looked back at the score
pad, as Cilly hesitated.
at wasn't Hutchins, because
this is his writing here. So it
must have been the other young
man. Your friend Kerigan. Isn't
that so, Miss Pierce?"
1T would seem so, Cllly ad-
mitted, weakly. She sat down in
a chair. Her legs refused to sup
port her any longer. She was
ENTHUSIASTICALLY frightened.
$50 that's it" Sergeant Dolan
went on brutally. "Mr. Kerrigan
was up on the roof with the
young lady. Now the question is,
what were they doing up there?
Was it friendly visitor did
they have a quarrel? Doesn't look
SO good, does it, Miss Pierce?"
Cilly did not answer.
you're quite sure" Sergeant
Dolan asked, "that last night was
the first time Kerrigan and Miss
Kerr met? Sure they didn't know
each other before?"
"I'm sure they didn't" Cilly re-
piled. Yet even as the words left
her lips, she remembered the sud
den light that had dawned in
Amy's eyes as she met Jim .
ITO be continued)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-23

the "worst fire-traps" in Texas,
in = building of proven danger TO
State senator's have said their fam =
lies are not permitted to come
into the senate halls.
Glass and plaster have fallen len
in the senate chamber, IN the ne
hoard of control offices ana IN
, I""'c Corridors. Heavy fans have
fallen fall from the 25-foot-high. cell
ing in the appellate court Offices d1,l,est
This year the senate a n;,,;', J.
voted 5000, 900 to start repairing
the haif-century-old structure; IL
ended up by granting about Soo,,
600 for emergency repairs ana
tireproofing, and to stop few
leaks in the ceiling. Last year, it
s ig@nS $50 t 900 for new floor and
a few firedoors in the basement,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-23

and 100000 more for an under
ground vault to house so million
dollars Of state securities.
The capitol was built in ex-
change for 100000 acres of
land, given the capitol Syndicate,
in what has become the far-flung
KIT ranch. Since. oil on some of
the land, improved values Of the
land for farm purposes, and the
growth of towns on the land,
have rendered it worth $780,
100000.
The capitol building now hous-
Is less than one-ffth the state
personnel employed in Austin.
Three other buildings, the land
Office, highway and Walton state
buildings, and rented office space
in II or Is buildings all over Aus
tin, are now required.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-23
GIRL i!t. PlARALYzED BI1r
WALKS AFTER sH ISI

BRADFORD, England 49,.
Cured by .hc shock Of o.. W.
dent, Anita Butcher o., 81" aea,
been paralyzcd yor 1a 49, VITO Ia.
can walk again. ''"' yean
Miss Butchcr '.'I d.,,
the mill where she wa. .n ,,.', a.
in 1882 and severely i,.'5oye!
spine. She los. Tho n. .."ieG be,
legs. Doctors held pa, r,,' sot
Of her recover. "'''" Bop.
Last Novcmbcf a ,,u,. .
to the spinal carriagn : LaE d.
her niece was wheeling bor ' |.
theater, Since then her I D.,,, o 4
has been steady. Tol,g |O''c'
walk about unaidcd >1e ca,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-23
TOLSTOY NOVEL FILMED

MOSCOW. (UP)-Production
of the first serial OF the new film,
"Peter IL has been completed. 1t
was produced by Director V. M.
Petrov, and is based on the novel
of the same title by Tolstoy.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-23
TEXAS CAPITOL
Held UNSAFE
Complaints, Building One
of States Worst Fire
traps, Grow Numerous

AUSTIN, Tex, SEPT. %. (UP)
Comnlaints are becoming numer-
ous that when the legislature
votes money for fircproof schools
and hospitals, it sits In one OF
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-23

Heavy arrows indicate lines of
Japanese advance and barred
lines Chinese positions. North
ern campaign is outlined at up
per left; small arrows show
where Chinese irregulars harass
The invaders. Lower left, the
Shanghai front where the Japa-
nese broke the Chinese defense
fthin dotted line).
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-23

Marines are called leather
necks" because in the early days
of the organization leather
stock wasp art of the uniform.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-23

1t was just a scrap of paper
torn from the score-pad. Probably
the top sheet with some old scores
on it, Cilly thought, which they
had neglected to remove.
Then she saw that it was moth
ing so casual to Sergeant Dolan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
ERDEKES FELHIVAST

kapott Roosevelt a multi he
ten, hogy pr6balja meg bekere
hangolni a vilagot.
Mussolini nyilvanosan ARA
keri, hogy kezdjen az europai
hatalmakkal a fegyverkezes
korlatozasanak az erdekeben
targyalast, inert az 6riilt fegy-
verkezes szerencs csetlensegbe so
dorja a vilagot.
Meg ha AIT haboru mem is
kovetne, a fegyverkezest 0rokre
mem birjak Is az ejjel-nappal
dolgoztat6 nehez ipar es mu-
nicios ipar egyszer kenytelen
lesz az. emberek szazezreit, ta-
Ian millioit lokni az utcara,
ami ujabb gazdasagi katasztr6.
fat hoz magaval.
Szokatlan, hogy nyilvanosan
t0rtenik ilyesmi S ez mutatja,
hogy nehez helyzetben van a
diktator. Roosevelt azonban
ezuttal mem fogadja el a meg
tisztel6 felhivast. :,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
ANGLIABAN VI
MINISZTERELNOK

lepett Baldwin helyebe es
Amerikanak erdemes lesz ezt
Neville Chamberlain reakcios
tory parti ember, aki azonban
tObb szocialis. erzekkel van
megaldva, mint Roosevelt
A reakcios Observation-Disclosures
az a szandeka, hogy a szen-
ipart szocializalja talan meg
ebben az evben S hogy az ugy-
nevezett "slum"- "-okat Angliabol
veglegesen kiirtja.
A tory kormany idaig is
t0bb szocialis reformot adott a
nemzetnek, mint annak idejen
Macdonald munkas-kormanya,
a kovetkez6 honapokban azon-
ban nagy dolgokat vArnak
Chamberlaint6l.
Az angol kivaltsagos osztaly
meglatta, hogy a tomegek egy
bizonyos eletszinvonalat most
mar megk0vetelnek maguknak
es hajlandok a nincstelenekkel
feluton egyezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
A MUNKA FRONTJAN
Macy

,esemenyek kezd6 6dtek a multi
heten. "A CIO megkezdte a har-
cot azok ellen a -nagyobb fig
getlen acelosok ellen, amelyek
mem voltak hajlandok a seer
vezettel szerz6dni.
Minthogy a hArom Macy
acelgyarnak {Bethlehem,. Re
public es Youngstown Sheet)
solfele van telepe szerte az Or
szagban, az acelhaboru front
ia messzire kiterjed.
Hogy a. nehez ipar munka-
saibol mennyi tartozik a seer.
vezethez, ait megallapitani
senki mem tudja, de hogy q
sztraikokkal a fenti cegek ter
melesenek a hetven szazalekat
megbenitottak, AIT mem lehet
vitatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
.HOGY MENNYIRE
nONKENTl'ESEK' I.

! a Spanyolor szagot megsz&ll4
va tart6 olasz csapatok, ait d
.t0rvenyes spanyo1 korm&ny hi
svatalos aktAkkal bebizonyitot-
Ia a Nemzetek gaJ&f1als 4
,mult heten. So 3 s.s.',ss. "
sszaz lefenykepezett ok1nanyt
.mutattak, amelyek szerint AZ
.olasz csapatokat hazulrol, AZ
olasz ,hadtigyminiszt
.latjak el mindennel s oman
ktildik q rendeleteket is a sza-
rnukra.
"A Nemzetek Ligaja terme-
szetesen tehetetlen tarsasag Is
ezzel a jogos panasszal mitsen
ernek a spanyolok, inert q
Nepliga "sohivatal" lett akkor,
mikor Abbyssinat keptelen
volt megvedeni, bar az utolso
fiiggetlen meyer allan tagja
volt a Liganak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
NEMETORSZACBAN
ALLAND0SULTAK

a vallas-haboruk es amig a
kormany a 'legsulyosabb vitak
ban all a katholikus egyhazzal,
ugyanakkor a protestans fig
getlen papokat is uldoz6be vet
tie a multi heten.
AzOkat a lelkeszeket, akik
ragaszkodnak a teljes vallas-
Szabadsaghoz, a mutt heten ell
csuktak, egynek pedig megtil-
tottak, hogy meg egyszer az
aletben nyilvanos helyen be-
szeljen.
A katholikusokkal meg SUI
lyosabban akarnak elbanni es
peldaul el fogjak csapni az al
lami allasokbol es munkakb6l
azokat a katholikusokat a jo-
yoben, akik egy-egy istentisz-
teleten a pap reszer6l a kor-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
MEM TITOK UGYANIS

hogy a fegyverkezest a dix
tatorok kezdtek S hogy Musso-
lini es Hitler, valamint Stain
allig fel vannak keszilve, any
nyira, hogy a tiz-husz eve ma
sodrangu hata1om, Olaszorszag
ma komolyan veszelyezteti az
angol birodalom foldk0zi ten
geri uralmat. yysg4.. :
Most aztan, hogy Anglia a
maga decentralization gazda-
sagi erejevel a fegyverkezest
szinten megkezdte, terrnesze-
tes, hogy Mussofinii AIT korla-
toni szeretne, de ez esetben biz
tosan elutasitalla nninden ilyen
mozgalmat Anglia korrf1anya.,
Minthogy a. fegyyerkezest a
brit nernzetek kozossege ezer
seer k5nnyebben birja, mint a
gazdasagilag 'gyonge olaszor-
sag, !. ternleszetes, hogy most
mar a brftek nern fognak fele
uton fnegallni 5 addig korlato-
zasr6l nerli fognak beszelni,
mig . regf adranyok helyre mem
Allnak @ s~sasl sf.,lrs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03

sulyosan megerezne, ha eze-
ket a telepeket lezarnak, de
megereznek ait az auto, ipar-
ban is, amely keptelen lenne
az 6sszel megfelel6 mennyisegu
nyersanyagot, szerezni.
Ha Jones & Laughlin telepen
tortent szavazast vessziik fl
gyelembe, akkor ait kell him
mink, hogy a munkasok t0bb-
sege igenis a szervezkedes mel-
lett van S akkor eek az acel-
gyarak szembe helyezkednek
a t0rvennyel.
Igaz, hogy a torveny mem
kotelezi a vallalatokat az
iizemre, de nehez elhinni, hogy
a jelenlegi acel prosperitas h6-
napjaira a gyarakat tenyleg
hosszu id6re lezarnak.
Ohio kormanyzoja a szovet-
segi szervekkel egyiitt a beke
k0zvetiteset pr6balja s remg-
het6, l1ogy hamarosan megta-
laljak a tisztesseges es min
denkire nezve helyes bekes
megoldast. A;nehez iparnak tu-
domasul kell venni, hogy uj
korszak es vi rendszer van eb-
ben a hazaban Is modot kell
"a talalnia,, hogy a szerveze-
tekkel a co-operaciot keresse.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03

II Eaeks av6i 6ilslatplk megsma IS
AIT allitjak, hogy inkAbb veg
legesen lezArnak, minthogy
szerz6d6st, k6sssnek q .cIo-yall,
amely hauarosan CLOSED
shep.-hoz ~ d. check e 1thoz''
vezetne, ,.gegYal6re azonban
,mindent elk0vetnek, hogy az
iizemet tenntarts&k. ;s IL,
Ezek a vallalatok az orszag
.nehe1 iparanak q tizenket SD
zalekat kepviselik s ha tele-
peiken az uzem hosszabb lido
re inegszinr1e, esulyos k6vet-
.kezmenyei slennenek t0bb mas
,iparagban "a sziinetnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03

hianyps t5rvknyeket ,maguk-
max. hDgy . josedelneik utan
jaro. add. fizeteset meg tudJak
tagal1ri. : :
AspSngiigy yniniszterium t6bb
;szaz eilyen finom polgAr ellen
fog biiniigyi !, g Polgari pert
inditani, q sk5zel i6y6hen, "a
eln0k azonban ARA kerr q kon-
gresszust, hogy m6dositsak, egy
szeriisitsek az ad6t0rvenyeket,
amelyek ezeket a csalasokat
lehetetlenne tennek, a j0v6ben.
Ebb6l a celb6l hallgattak ki
nyilvanosan az utols6 hetekben
Du Pontot es. Raskobot, ahk
szinten sok milHo erteku resi-
venyt ''adtak ell egynasnak
(vagyis ,csereltek), mikor a de-
pressi6ban a reszveny olcsd
volt es ICY. sok milli6. dollart
loptak lie az igazi ad6b6l.
Val6szinu, hogy a kongresz-
szus minden nagyobb vita mel
kill meg fogja az eln0k indit-
vanyat Szavazr1i.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
-AZAUTQsIIAR
'KOLOSSZUSAT

b n .af a
hkezdEe !tl q ~ s'z!sssrtvesetEa sts s!sE mutt !
heten, par az emDer mem tgenl
sKepes megertem, h0g met
keEotek q szervezkedest S e Is g e reg
nenezeDo IdoDen: - -. :
i Junluspan e. autoslparpatn
a termeleS megcsokken es e
foru gyar eppen most Helyg
q az emperelt 'ee {, hen negy napos
munkara, am1b0 meg kevesepp
iesz a kovetkezo S. nonaP vegere.
a szervezet ,,-t''s vezetomek l.e tud-
nlok kellett, hogy, g szezon az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
A FRANC1A k0RllAHY a.

! legnagyobb er6fesxitksek d.
cara is sAkepteien . 1iallit&stySil-
letve' annak 6pitestt befejexni
bar a kiallitast megnyitott&k
a mutt heten, annak d negyven
szazaleka nincs meg kesz.
. A munkasok egyika sztrajkot
a mask utan rendezik Is egy-
altalan mem hatja meg 6ket,
hogy mar nemzetk0zi botrany
lett a keSedelmes kiAllitas
iigyeb6l.
81 A megnyitas erdekes resze
volt a nemet gazdasagi minisz-
ter beszede, aki bekere Is bella
tasra kerte a vilAgot 5 kiil0n0-
sen baratsagra kerte Francia-
orszagot.
Minthogy Schacht minisztert
k0ztudomas Szerint a nemet
kormany j6forman csak keny-
szerisegb6l tartja a helyen, a
beszedet meglehet6s hidegen
fogadtak, mem latvan, hogy a
diktator oft lenne mog0tt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
LATIN AMERIKABAN

a mexicoi arviz szolgaltatta
a multi het szomoru ujs&gjat,
amely nehany emberelet es fell
merhetetlen anyagi aldozatot
k0vetelt maganak.
: AA9Is-s
Mexicot annyira megrendi-
tette a szerencsetlenseg, hogy
egy par napra meg az ipar
frontjan is beke lett, ahol pc
dig az olajmunkAsok h6napok
ota sztrajkra kesztiinek.
Az amerikai es az angol nagy
t6ke, amelyek Mexico olajat
regen, meg a Diaz idejeben
megszereztek maguknak, ma
mar szivesen tenne engedmA-
nyeket a kiuzsorazott mexicoi
munkasnak, de mindenki tud-
ja,' hogy a berharcok az olaf
ipar szocializalasat, orszagos
birtokba valo vetelet celozzak.
S ma mar senki mem keith,
hogy Mexico ontudatos mum
kasai nem is fognak addig
nyugodni, mig a nemzeti kim
cseket mem biztositjak isnet a
nemzetnek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03

hettel kof4 4bb6n jelenta
kezett az q bigonyos visszaes6s,
ami j nyAri h6n@po pokban ter
I irneSsetes' eS 81 amt soha el nerni,i
1keffiithnf aa~ Stss.'as @sfzS
! lit 4 nyAff pargast ellen:
'Sulyozza go, hogy ilyenkor tobb
szazezer ember kap munkat a
',farmokon, ez xabena azonbafi
e. az ipar tizemeneks a csokke-
neset ellensulyozni mem fogja.
A. rendes es, szokAsos nyari
'visszaesesen xviii ugyanis sza-
molni kell azzals nogy hetr6l-
hetre az emberek Macy tomege
sztrajkol, amt ter1neszetesen a
a gazdasagi .elet. minden vo-
nalon megerez.
Ha meg hozza yessziik, hogy
jelenleg - a kormanyzo de-
mokrata part bels6 haboruia
folytan = bizonyos politikai
bizonytalansag is van az or
szagban, ell lehetiink "a resziil-
We, hogy a viszonyok szeptem-
ber el6tt mem fognak sokat
javulni. 49,.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
MINTHOGY AZONBAN
ALAPJABAN

we've egeszseges a helyzet az
orszagban, minthogy a haborus
kesziil6des meg sok munkat
ad a nehez iparnak S minthogy
a nagyaranyu epitkezes el6bb-
utobb meg fog indulni es kul0-
nosen inert az uja munka-t0r-
veny a munka-hetet biztosan
lenyegesen levagja, az 6szre az
emberek milli6i fuguak jutni is
met munkahoz.
A kornany legnagyobb gond
ia, hogy az epitkezes teren
rendet csinaljon, .mh1ert mem
epithet senki, an1g tizennegy
dollar napszamot kernek q
plaszterez6, meg 4 papiroz6
munkasok. Akik ,viszont AIT
mondjak, hogy ha evente csak
ot-hat honapot dolgoznak,
kenytelenek a nagy napszamot
megkerni. : ~
A kormany olyan megoldast
keres, amely eves' fizetest jut.
tatna mersekelt taapszam mel.
lett az epit6 munkasnak. Ha
ezt elernek, akkor kozel egy
millio lak6haz epitese kez-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
Mem ORVENDETES EGY

cseppet sem. hogy az AFL
Cincinnatiban tartott vegre-
hajto bizottsagi gyiilesen tel
jesen keresztiil ment a Green
harcias programme es a CIO
ellen fektelen haborut hirdet-
mex.
Hogy a hadiizenetnek minel
komolyabb jelleget adjanak,
felemeltek a szervezetek tag
sagdijat szaz szazalekkal, ami
azonban csak harmincezer dol
larral tobb bevetelt jelent ha-
vonta, mig a C1O kepes szaz-
ezreket mozg6sitani, ha ARA
sziikseg van.
Sulyosabh lepes. volt, hogy
a Progressive Miners ,Union-t
az AL kotel&kebe csakugyan
rfelyettek s igysa John j.. Lewis
vezet6se alatt All6 United Mine
Workersrek egyenesera hadat
iizentek. Tudlai kell hogy q
UMWA tagsaga a lakgyszazot-
venezret eleris nnigaa Progress
sivek tagletszarna r1em haladja
meg a huszezret.
Minden mas esetben helye-
seltuk volna, hogy helyet adj
tax az illinoisi banyasz SERVE