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Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-21
ENROLMENT OF CCC BOYS
GETS UNDER WAY IN Ell CENTRO

400 Commercial street, Ell Centre.
Applicants must be between II
and % years of age, said Robert
Elliott of the SRA. 1t no longer is
necessary for him to represent a
family on relief but he must be
unemployed and in need of work.
Young men without dependents al
SO may enroll. If they have depen-
dents, they must make an allot-
ment to them.
In addition to the more than 100
educational courses available to all
enrollees, comprehensive job
training program now is in effect,
Elliott explained.
Jobs for thousands of men out
Of CCC training were obtained
through the state employment SER
vice and the United States depart
ment of labor, Elliott was informed.
An employment campaign is under
way in the. nation as a part of the
plan to fit the CCC boys into pri-
vate employment.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-21
FRED KENYON
NAMED UPON
ROAD BOARD

Fred Kenyon was elected nation
al director of the National -Four
States Highway association and
Robert Hays was reelected national
secretary at the association con-
vention in Ely, New, last week
end.
Imperial Valley residents in at
tendance expressed most interest
in short direct route to Boulder
dam and the Cow counties" of
southern Nevada. The last route is
important so feeder cattle may be
brought here for fattening. Harlan
E. Wells of Whitefish, Mont. was
elected president for the third
time, Juneau H. Shinn of Boise,
Ida, first president, and James
Vegas, treasurer.
Twin Falls, Ida, will be the 1899
convention city. The California de-
legation decided unofficially to
have a mid-winter get together
meeting in Imperial Valley in jan
uary.
The Ell Centre delegation was
composed of Randall Henderson,
Kenyon, and Hays.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-21

vagrant in Sacramento November
%, 1890
The record shows he was arrest
ed for petty theft or for vagrancy
in Sacramento in 1890, 1881, and
1882. The record shows four charges
of vagrancy and one of petty theft
After he was arrested for burglary
in San Francisco January 7, 1882,
he went to ST. Louis and there was
arrested as sneak thief April 18,
1888. In Chicago two months later
he was arrested ION general prin-
ciples."
Three months later he appeared
in San Joaquin and was charged
with petty theft. He was given
another floater out of Sacramento
December /, 1888. He then arriv-
ed in Imperial county and was sent
to San Quentin. After being ar
rested for burglary in Tucson Feb
ruary II, 1887, Bakersfield noted
Ilt Wdo dlltOJCu
son March on a charge of petty
theft. He served a six months Jail
sentence in Sacramento as Eddie
Barton
Under the name of Edward Bar
ton, he was sentenced June 2, in
Multnomah county, oregon, for SELL
ing liquor to Indians. Later he was
ordered held on $2,500 bail in Kla-
math Falls, Ore, for the liquor sell
ing charge.
On July 10, he was ordered out
of Seattle because of his destitute
condition. August he was SEN
fenced to 80 days in the county
Jail at Great Falls, Mont, for gam
bling. The last entry on the finger
print record was made at Fresno
where he was arrested September
Is for Vagrancy.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-21
Legion Council
Has Installation

Officers of the American Legion
Interpost council and of valley posts
participated in joint installation
ceremonies Monday night at Holt
vile.
Twenty-second district officers
were in charge: Wilfred Claire of
San Diego, commander; D. H. VOL
ford of Brawley, first vice-comman-
der, and Tom Fiala, second vice.
commander.
County officers are; Martin j.
Munson, Holtville, commander;
Charles Sperry, Calipatria, vice.
commander; Carl Streeter, Holt
vile adjutant.
Mike zavala was installed as
commander of the Ell Centro post;
Grover Knight of Holtville; Claude
Ritter of Calexico.
The council heard a report of
the Stockston convention and two
on Hipass Health camp given by
H. K McClimans and Phil Hoff-
man. A resolution was adopted ap-
proving establishment of a vete-
rams hospital in San Diego accord
ing to the provisions of HR 1858.
Sept. 26 is Gold Star Mothers day
and will be celebrated throughout
the nation.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-21
Visitor Sees New
L. S. Power Policy

Continued From Page One)
by his position as executive secre-
tary of the National Power Policy
committee, group created by
President Roosevelt to advise on
progress and policies of power pro-
jects throughout the country. 1t
is set up as an inter-departmental
committee.
Members of the committee are
Secretary of Interior Harold L..
Ickes, chairman; Frank r. Nc
Ninch, chairman of the Federal
Power Commission, vice-chairman;
and Frederic A. Delano, vice-chair-
man of the national Resources
board, John M. Carmody, REA ad-
ministrator, and James M. Lands,
retired SEC chairman.
Wolfsohn described pending bills
before congress to broaden federal
influence on power projects, say
ing that the government, under
the bills, will participate in plan
ming programs rather than in active
control of power projects. The prin-
cipal objective of the tentative fed
eral program, he intimated, is
greater use of natural resources in
various areas.
The Washington man came here
at the suggestion of John C. Page,
U. S. reclamation commissioner, af-
ter a visit to the Bonneville project
in the Pacific northwest.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-21
SPOTTED CRIME CAREER SHOWN
BY RECORDS SENT TO VALLEY

A tangled skein of crime was
traced in Ell Centro Tuesday after
authorities received the criminal
record of Frank Holland, sentenced
to San Quentin prison for robbery
from Imperial county in 1888. He
was released October /, 1886, the
record showed.
Hollands crime career started Of
ficially in Detroit in 1926. AS San
ders Pruitt he was arrested for
attempted burglary in Toledo, O.,
January 8, 1923, and sentenced to
the work house for 30 days. He
came west shortly thereafter and
as Frank Holland was declared
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-21
JUDGE PACHT
DEMANDS $500
FOR SERVICES

Judge Isaac Pacht, special mas
ter in chancery, wants $3.50 from
Imperial county and $4,000 from
Imperial Irrigation District for Of
ficiating at two power suits be-
tween county and district and the
Nevada California Electric COM
pany.
County supervisors think he
should collect no more than the
judge for whom Pacht acted in
hearing the case, reading the docu-
ments and making recommendations
tc federal court. Hearings have
continued for approximately a year
in Ell Centre and Los Angeles.
The power company sued the
county to prevent it demanding a
permit before the company could
cross county highways with power
lines. The district sued the company
to prevent it crossing district pro-
perty lines and poles.
Pacht already indicated his re-
concentrations to federal court
would not be in favor of district
and county.
His recommendations will be ar
gued in federal court in Los An
geles Wednesday by attorneys for
district, county and power COM
pany. Pacht wants the three groups
to stipulate that payments for his
services be set by the court as he
requested.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-21
NEAL FUNERAL
WILL BE WE'D

Last rites for Earl w. Neal, 81,
who died Sunday as result of
injuries suffered when he fell from
bulldozer two weeks ago, are
scheduled for the Lemons funeral
chapel, Ell Centro, at 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning.
Services will be in charge of the
Rev. E. L. Wilder, pastor of the
Imperial Community church. Bu-
rial will be made at Evergreen
cemetery.
He had been employed by the
Imperial Irrigation District for the
last six years and was working
on a district bulldozer when the
accident occurred. He lived at I'M
perial. :
His survivors are his wife, Mrs.
Edna Neal; two sons, B. j., IA;
Lonnie, IL, and Mary Ann, 8.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-21
BROTHERS KILL
BRIG. GENERAL

Continued from Page ID
with a deadlocked jury last May
found its outlet late last night at
little Shelbyville's busiest intersec-
tion-Sixth and Main streets.
A few persons were leaving a
nearby movie theater but the
streets almost were deserted as
Denhardt and Myers were return
ing to their hotel after having a
bottle of beer.
Myers stopped suddenly. terrified
Lookout, general!" he cried.
There's the Carr brothers"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-21

electors of Imperial county. the SUI
peryisors were informed, who asked
the board to set date for a hear
ing on the proposed district.
Supervisors set the date of the
hearing for October 18 at the court
house. The signers seek to have
the district formed under the state
law which wetn into effect July 81,
1921.
Filing of the petitions marked
another event in the existence of
the burying ground, the object of
dispute between Mr.. and Mrs. C.
o. Stensrud in the marital diff
culties which resulted in litigation
in Imperial county courts.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-21
Rambling Reporter
90
Continued from PAGE u

Continued from Page u
board of supervisors session with an
animated, half-hour-l long discussion
about the sale of a tax deed lot in
Brawley. They went into it from
this side and that, fighting out the
pros and cons in no gentle voices.
Meanwhile Andy and Hugh Os-
borne were carrying on their own
private conversation at one end of
the table. Time came for action
on the much discussed lot. Said
Schlatter to Preble:
ANDY. what do you think Of
selling this lot?"
Preble looked up hastily.
what lot?" he demanded.
So now he's Andy What Lot"
Preble.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-21
ELKS CANCEL
THURS. MEET

Ell Centre Elks have cancelled
their meeting for Thursday of this
week as many of the officers and
members will be in Pasadena at
tending the state convention.
Headed by Neal Gavin, exalted
ruler. and Lee Nuffer, state vice
president for this district, a large
delegation will represent the Ell
Centro lodge. Henry Swanson, sec
retary, and Mark WaShburn are
others who will attend as delegates.
The Ell Centre lodge will also en-
ter team in the pistol shoot.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-21
I.V. Farms Unable
To Function Under
Program of Union

fContinued From Page One)
pear among their employees or at
their ranches.
Warned Against Promises
Dalrymen were warned against
the splendid stories of increased
prices for butterfat because, said
Hugh Osborne of the Associated
Farmers, the wage and hour de-
mands for the unionized workers
would more than eat up the prom
ised increase. The dairynen also
were advised of the unions tactics
in controlling trucking and hauling
in connection with the operation Of
their ranches and marketing of their
products.
"When a ranch is unionized the
mixers can milk only one string
of cows and feed only 10 calves
The mixers are not permitted to
help the rancher mend a fence
or irrigate in rush times. The
union plans to pays the mixer
500 a month and set his work at
eight hours day.
1T is understood" Osborne con-
tinued, 'the CIO plans to get the
creameries and dairy product dis
tributing centers unionized first and
then force the ranchers and dairy
workers to join by refusing to ac-
cept their products unless they
prove CIO membership.
Creamery owners and operators
are not permitted to talk for or
against unionization among their
employees. The national labor re-
lations board act makes it a felony
for owners or operators of busi-
nesses to talk TO their employees.
Figh Own Fight
Therefore" Osborne concluded,
''it is up to the dairymen to fight
their own fight"
The committee is scheduled to
the creamery and distributing GEN.
ter employees is composed of George
Long, chirman, Jack Carleton, De-
wey Bucket, Emil Schaffner, H. l..
Boone, Howard Farnsworth, Carl
Rubin, Morris Peres, Manuel Du-
arte. and Ffdel Gomez.
The committee is scheduled to
meet at O'Clock Tuesday night at
the county court house to draw I'D
plan for the campaign to combat
the efforts of the CIO.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-21
Valley Press

Published every arlevnoon except
Saturday and Sunday Saturday
afternoon issue now succeeded by
rhe Post-Press, Sundays) by the
imperial Valley Publishing Com
pany. 625 State street. Ell Centro,
California.
Entered az E1 Centro, California
post office as second class matter.
Paul jenkins, publisher; A. G.
Johnston, vice-president and gen
sral manager; Il. A. Fitzhugh,
,ecretary and managing editor.
West Holiday Co., Inc, National
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M m ber California Newspaper
Publishers Association.
Subscription Rates: &c per copy.
In conjunction With the. POST
Paid in advance; 3 months. k1.65;
6 mopths. s3.2e; enc year $500.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-21

greSsor" nations. The Russian for
eign commissar shouted:
Between aggression and non-ag-
gression, between peace and war,
there can be no synthesis . par
rots in high places should be told
that nonsense repeated day by day
does not cease to be nonsense
Livtinov's reference to parrot
was to the assertion of
the totalitarian nations that they
were perpetrating their aggresSions
under the slogan of anti-commun-
ism.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-21

Taken To Priscn-R. w. Hansen.
who pleaded guilty to forgery and
asked to be imprisoned so he could
be cured of the drug habit. was
taken to San Quentin Monday by
Imperial county officers.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-21

CCC enrolment for Imperial
county got under way at State Re-
lief Administration headquarters at
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-21
Italy Denounced
AS Aggressor by
Soviet Diplomat

GENEVA, Sept. q. (UP)-Maxim Litvinoff of Soviet
Russia today denounced Italy, Germany and Japan as
nations and demanded that the League of Ma
tons aid Loyas Spain and China at and effectively
He spoke contemptuousy of efforts to place the ag
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-21
PUBLIC CEMETERY DISTRICT
SOUGHT BY ELECTORS IN
PETITION TO SUPERVISORS

Petitions requesting the formation of public ceme
terry district to take the management of Evergreen
cemetery at Ell Centre, filed with the county board
of supervisors Monday.
The petitions bear the signatures of 665 qualified
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-21

ROME, Sept. 81. UPp-Italy agreed
tonight to join Britain and France
in discussing joint action against
naval piracy" in the Mediterrane-
an. thus paving the way to les
sening of the tension in the Medi-
terranean.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-21

GENEVA. Sept. 81. UP,-Australia
proposed today that the League of
Nations call conference of world
nations, including the United States,
to try to settle the Chinese-Japanese
conflict.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-21

night and Wednesday; morning
fogs near coast: no change in tenn
perature; gentle northwest wind off
coast.
Los Angeles and vicinity = Fair
tonight and Wednesday with morn
ing fog seasonal temperature with
little change; gentle wind, mostly
southeast to southwest; northwest
on coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-21
Baseball Results
(By United Press
AMERICAN

First Game
Detroit ........... 001 O02 SOL Z IL 2
Boston ~ 010 0Q0)1 00x-12 Is 2
Poffenberger, Coffman, McLaugh
lin g. York, Tebbetts; Grove & De-
sautels.
Chicago 49,. 200 600 O1O O1-4 9 2
Philadelphia 600 600 100 02-5 II 0
Cox, Brown & Sewell; Williams,
Thomas SS F. Hayes.
Cleveland ........ 010 041 000-6 10 1
Washington -. 003 900 O0O-3 10 l
Allen & Pytlak; w. Ferrell g. r.
Ferrell.
Second Game
Detroit ........ 010 003 000-4 10 0
Boston ............ 600 600 100-1 8 1
Gill & York; Wilson g. Berg.
NATIONAL
New York ........ 01O 001 30O-5 Is 2
Chicago .............. 400 O10 O2x-7 IA 2
Gumbert, Coffman, Smith & Dan
ming; French, Bryant, Lee, g. Hart
nett.
Boston ............... 100 600 1902 TO
Pittsburgh ........ $50 900 01x-9 13 1
Fette, Gabler 81 Lopez, Riddle;
Tobin & Padden.
First Game
Philadelphia 49,. 010 900 020-3 8 3
Cincinnati .......... 020 900 40x-6 9 2
Walters, Burkhart 81 Atwood;
Kleinhaus, Mooty 81 D. Moore.
First Game
Brooklyn 5000. O32 600 OOO-5 10 l
st. Louis ....... 010 600 70x+8 IL O
Hoyt, Lindsey, Cantwell g. Phelps
Krist, Sunkel 85 Ogrodowski.
Second Game
Philadelphia 300 030 2
Cincinnati .........................0O0 900 900
Lamaster & Grace; Cascarella 81
Chosen
brooklyn
ST. Louis .................................. 400
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-21
WEATHER

data compiled by observers for
the official United States weather
bureau station at Ell Centro.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-22
BERKES Bella CICANYzENEKARAT
SzERzODTETTEK AZ "EUROPA"-RA
A hires ciganybanda North German Lloyd hatalmas
oceangozosen fog muzsikalni

veznek a ciganyok kiralyanak
es a kiralyok ciganyanak. Az
amerikai magyarok is jol is
merik fenomenalis sikeru
amerikai hangversenyturaja-
rol. Berkes muzsikaja valoban
magyar atmoszferat fog te-
remteni az European es ha
hozzavesszik meg ait, hogy
az Europa etrendjen mindig
nagyszeruen elkeszitett ma
lgyar etelek is szerepelnek,
batran allithatjuk, hogy az
0tnapos oceanutat rendkivul
kellemesen, mintegy hazai
kornyezetben fogjak megten-
nj a magyar utasok.
Bizonyosra vesszik, hogy az
ezidei magyar tarsasutazasok
rendezoi 0rommel fogjak. az
Europa g0zost valasztani,
inert Berkes-banda muzsika-
ia mar nagaban we've is olyan
attrakcio, amely nagy csabito
erovel leSz az utaSokra.
A fenti hajostarsasagok
egyebkent a magyarok iranti
elozekenyseget azzal is kimu-
tatjak, hogy az European allan
doan egy magyar fotisztviselo,
Wufka Janos ur utazik, aki
szivesen all tanaccsal es utba-
igazitassal a magyar utasok
szolgalatara.
j Az Europa a vilag egyik leg
gyorsabb, 1egszebb oceangoz0-
Sc. Mem egeszen ot nap alatt
sell at a tengert. Tagas es
szell0s kabinjai, gyonyoru tar
sastermei es fedelzetei, no meg
elsorangu kosztja a legnepsze.
ribb 5ceanjarok egyikeve tie.
SILK. A hazautazni szandeko-
zok jol teszik, ha minel el6bt
rezervaltatjak kabinjaikat q
hajojegyiigynok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-22
TERMESZETESEN Az VI

helyzetben a szervezetek ell
ismereseert mem kell sztrajkol-
MIA a munkasnak. Es bar mem
szivesen tessziik, ezuttal ismet
emlekeztetjik olvasoinkat ar
ra, amt a sit-down sztrajkok
elejen irtunk es ami mem ma
gyon tetszett egy par "elvtars-
max"
Megirtuk a General Motors
sztrajkjanal, hogy elhamarko-
dott dolognak tartottuk az iese-
tet, inert biztunk abban, hogy
a Wagner torveny helyett sok-
kal szigorubb torvenyt hoz
azonnal a kongresszus, ha ezt
a Supreme Court kidobja.
Es leszogeztiik, hogy igenis,
sztrajkoljon a munkas, ha Silk
seges sztrajkolni, hogy a beret
emeljek, hogy az embertelen
speed-up rendszert toroljek, de
felesleges jelenleg a szervezet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-22
NAGYON THEMSELVES,

hogy meglepetes volt a leg
felsobb birosag d0ntese, inert
hiszen ezzel a sajat el6bbi
d0nteseinek tucatjait semmi-
sitette meg es a $40 szoros er-
telmeben uj alkotmanyt adott
a nemzetnek.
Es amilyen 0r0mmel vette
a hiret az orszag a d0ntesnek,
olyan elesen ravilagitott a BIZ
rosag magatartasa alkotma-
nyunk fogyatekossagaira, a
mely egyetlen bironak leheto-
We teszi, hogy vi iranyt adjon
az egesz nemzetnek.
Roberts biro nehany napon
belul masodszor szavazott a
liberals blokkal es mindket
esetben az 8 egyetlen szava-
zata dontotte ell azokat a SUI
!yos kerdeseket, amelyek szem-
be allitottak es allitjak ma is
a nemzet ket taborat egymas-
sal.
Ritkasag volt regebben
hogy a Supreme Court egy re
gebbi d0nteset megvaltoztatta
es mem forduH soha elo, hogy
ugyanaz a biro szavazott ket.
fe ekeppen ugyanabban a ker.
desben.
Exert vette mindenki biz.
tosra, hogy a Wagner t0rveny
mem all meg es exert okozott
olyan nagy meglepetest a biro.
sag dontese.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-22
NEMCSAK AIT
SZOCEZTEK

Ia . ,,o,,I+ 1hn+o, hoo,, =
ua 49,. tsn,,s,, .,,-.s ey .
aa,,s s.s ss,.t; 49,; ~ @sa a1hiAa.iy0
80 Ao' Gill 1"o0 'osc
..,,s,,a ~ s1~ . ..yio nes 01a-
Lo,, nnas,.,,s,,en :, ,, ;as,; 90. 40 ;s lpgs q
~ 81, 5 ,,,,,nLsssa, .sss tsrxSn; ;os"oai'
- nS;na,. Sss.. : h;~sss~ ooiIn. ,.;;a,o..o..
hoau asnar,,.sr; Aee.se.oe' ;ye.aa',e
Ie,,no,,, ;sn,ar :, sase .,.;.,ss.s.
ON; nsr, ha+sssa, .' -.
eoves ns a1IsnoL razt; foraa,o,,, r -
49, 20 ,s,s.;40.. - Ao1'i .o.aio.l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-22
A. JELENLECI
SZ0VEVENYES

kereskedelmi es ipari fejlett-
seq koraban majdnem minder,
nagy tizen allamk0zi jelleg-
gel bir, inert vagy termekeit
l0ki t0bb allarnban piacra,
vagy nyersanyagot vasarol
t0bb allamb6l. De kivetelek
azert nnaradnak.
Majdnem bizonyos peldAul,
hogy egy department iizlet
mem esik az "allamkozi" TO
galom aha, inert bar arut t0bb
allambol vasarolnak, nyilvan-
val6, hogy az uzlet csak egy
allan lakossagat probalja szol
galni. Egg szalloda vagy ven
degl6 valosziniileg szinten XII
viii esik a Wagner torveny es
a kongresszus jogk0ren jelen-
leg.
Ez a7onban mem jelenti,
hogy a kongresszusnak lie kell
mondani az altalanos munka-
t0rvenyek megalkotasarol a
melyek k0telezni fognak min
denkit, inert kesobb meg Ii
beralisabb dontest hozhat
egy "megpakolt" birosa g, vagy
meg lehet valtoztatni az al
kotmanyt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-22
A MULTI HET Macy

esemenyet voltakepper a vi
laghaboru befejezese ota a leg.
nagyobb es legfontosabb ese.
menyenek lehet Is kell nevez.
mink. Olyan esemenynek
amely nemcsak az amerikai
munkas eletet iranyitja telje-
sen vi mederbe, hanem hha-
tassal lesz az egesz vilagra.
Aminthogy a francia sit
down sztrajkokat, az angel
dole-rendszert es a Wagner
Lewis torvenyt az orosz forra-
dalom kovetkezmenyeinek le-
het les kelly legalabb reszben
tekinteniink, eppen ilyen vi
lagra kiterjed6 hatasa lesz a
Wagner t0rvenvnek.
Mert tekintet nelkiil ARA,
hogy a Supreme Court az al
kotmany melyik szakaszanak
az alapjan tagadta meg idaig
es ismerte ell a multi heten,
hog va szabad szervezkedesre
joga van a munkasnak s hogy
a munkaltato mem rendelkezik
szabadon a vagyonaban levo
gyaraval, a lenyeg az, hogy
egy teliesen> vi es a legt0bb
ember altal meg meg sem er-
tett viszony kezd6dik a keres-
kedelemben es iparban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-22

A Hamburg-American Line
Is a North German Lloyd ne
met hajovonalak, amelyek
mindig nagy sulyt helyeztek
magyar utasaikra, most egy
ujabb lepest tettek ARA, hogy
a magyarok minel jobban, mi
mel otthonosabban erezzek
magukat a hajon. A napok-
ban szerzodtettek Berkes Be
lat, a hires ciganyprimast es
els6rangu ciganyzenekarat, a
mely aprilis 20-tol kezdve a
Bremenbol indulo Europa"
g6zos0n fogja szorakoztatni az
-utaSokat. Berkes Bella hire
tuln6tt Magyarorszag hata-
rain; 8 az, akit meltan ne
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-22

szervezetek a tagsagban a fe-
gyelmet meg fokozzak s azert
ellenzik hiaba, hogy a SERVE
zeteket >sz0vetsegi charterek
ala helvezzek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-22
SZUKSEGES LESZ, HOGY

a SzerveZetek a munkasok
kczt fegyelmet tartsanak es
vigyazzanak ra, hogy egyes
emberek, reszint a sajat hiba-
jukbol, reSzint onz0 politikai
celokbol ne e,hessenek vissza
az vi t0rvennyel.
A Wagner torveny peldaul
megtiltja, hogy valakit a seer
vezetben valo tevekenysegert
letegyenek a munkabol.
Mar most akik lustak, akik
mem szeretnek valami er0sen
dolgozni, vagy akik peldaul a
fascizmus vagy kommunizmus
erdekeben zavarokat akarnak
csinalni, egyszerien a SERVE
zetben is eros tevekenyseget
fognak kifejteni, hogy ne le-
hessen oket elkiildeni a mum
kabol. Mert egy sem fogja ait
mondani, hogy a lustasaga,
vagy a szemtelensege miatt
tettek lie, hanem a szervezet
kopenyet olti maid niagara.
Ha eek az esetek nagyon ell
harapoznanak es a t0rveny-
adta helyzettel er6sen elnenek
vissza a munkasok, biztosak
lehetunk benne, hogy vi tor
venyek jonnenek, ameyek a
munkas-jogokat alaposan meg.
nyirbalnak.
Exert fontos, hogy a munkas