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Nogales international., 1937-12-04
WORKERS MONEY TO
FINANCE WORK

Action by Congress is not needed
to carry out a broad plan of CO.
operating with business and capital
in trying to stimulate the building
industry. There is already sufficient
authority in the laws creating the
Federal Housing Administration anG
Reconstruction Finance Corporation,
to enable the administration to put
into effect a plan of not only in
suring loans by private capital to
finance new building construction.
but also making direct loans of
Federal funds to organizations en-
gagged in financing building projects.
The latest plan under serious dis
cussion is that the money collected
in income taxes on the wages of
workers. under the Social Security
Act, insteaG of being mingled with
the Treasury's general funds, should
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Nogales international., 1937-12-04
DEATH TAKES
WEMRER WELL
KNOWN FAMILY

Mrs. Elizabeth Sayres, 54, of
Harshaw, member of a pioneer fam
lily of this county, died suddenly
Thursday at the home of her Gaugh-
ter, Mrs. Gordon Farley in Phoenix,
where she went for visit on
Thanksgiving.
Death was due to heart trouble
and although she had been in i'll
health for a long time her demise
came rather unexpectedly. She be-
came seriously ill Sunday.
Burial will take place in Nogales
followed by services at the Metho-
dist church at o'clock this after
noon.
Mrs. Sayres was widow of the
late George Sayres and a daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Sor-
rells She was a sister of Mrs. Pete
Bergier of Harshaw with whom she
made her home. She was a member
of the local chapter of the Eastern
Star.
Nogales international., 1937-12-04

Approximately so out of town and
local persons-including Gov. R. G.
Stanford of Arizona and Gov. Ro-
man Yocupicio of Sonora-will at
tend the annual meeting ban
ouet - ladies night" of the Santa
Cruz County Medical Society at the
Cavern Cafe in Nogales, Sonora, at
Z o'clock tonight
The fact that the governors
of an American state and a
Mexican state will be present
makes this event an internation-
al affair.
DR.. A. L. Gustetter will be toast
master and distinguished and hon
ored guests will be Gov. Stanford
Nogales international., 1937-12-04
ARIZONALINING
UP BEHIND NEXT
BIRTHDAY BALL

NEW YORK, Dec. 3-1Arizona is
lining up behind this years FIGHT
INFANTILE PARALYSIS" cam
paign, Chairman Keith Morgan, of
the Committee for the Celebration
of the Presidents Birthday declared
: today.
Reports of widespread interest in
the Arizona campaign are coming to
national headquarters, so E. And
Street, Mr.. Morgan said. Indica-
tions are that the picturesque state
of the Southwest will go lover the
top both in support of the new
NATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR
INFANTILE PARALYSIS and in
the celebrations on January %, the
Presidents birthday.
Organization work in Arizona is
under Mr.. Charles E. Addams, of
Phoenix, who already is forming
numerous county and city commit
tees to handle the various phases of
the work throughout the state.
This year the campaign has been
vastly expanded. The, new national
infantile paralysis foundation, Gre
ated by President Roosevelt, will be
a permanent organization.
Thirty-four trustees from every
section of the country already have
been selected. Those representing
the Far West are William F.
Humphrey, of San Francisco, and
Charles E. Perkins, of Santa Bar
bara, Cliff.
The Foundation will unity the
fight against the disease on a four
fold front:
1-Scientific research.
2-Epidemic action.
3-Te1ling to Doctors and Parents
the NEW CARE now known to PRE-
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Nogales international., 1937-12-04
sc. 400 WILL BE
SPENT AT BIG s
SERVICESTATLON

The General Petroleum Company
has leased from Escalada Brothers
the building just north Of the Big 6
Service Station on Grand avenue.
Charles D. Rankin has taken a
contract to renovate the building
and the one that is now occupied
by the Big 6, which is managed by
Robert johnson and Robert Holler.
The contract for remodeling is
understood to be for about $4,000.
With the increase in space and
new pumps and other new eouin
ment the Big 6 will be cre of tho
most up-to-date service stations ir7
southern Arizona.
Nogales international., 1937-12-04
CHAIRMEN FOR
BIRTHDAY BALL
ARE APPOINTED

NEW YORK, December 3-Keith
Morgan, Chairman of the Commit
tee for the Celebration of the Presi-
dents Birthday, today announced
appointment of three additional
City Chairmen in Arizona for this
years Flight 1nfantile Paralysis
campaign.
These Chairmen will have charge
of the organization Of their respect
i've cities, both for the founcing Of
the new National Foundation for
Infantile Paralysis and also the
multitude of benefit entertainments
to be held Saturday January 29th,
in celebration of President RooSe-
velt's Birthday
The Chairmen appointed follow:
Clyde Hilliard, Aguila; Hugh E.
Laird, Tempe; Craig Pottinger, No
gales.
Nogales international., 1937-12-04
RELIEF FOR BUSINESS ONE
OF MAIN PROBLEMS BEFORE
PRESENT SESSION CONGRESS
Government Giving Serious Attention To Problem
OF How To Relieve Private Business From
Too Much Restriction

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3-(Auto-
caster)-All- branches of the Fed
eral Government, Legislative, Exc
sutive and Judicial, are giving seri-
Gus attention to the problem of how
to relieve private business from the
strains imposed by too much Gov
ernmental restriction and taxation.
The sudden slump in business ac-
tivities came as a surprise to many
Washington officials and a shock to
all. For political reasons, no less
than economic, it has alarmed those
who are concerned with election re-
Nogales international., 1937-12-04
Local Union Urges
Support Of Bill

The Santa Cruz County Industrial
Workers Union, Local No. 1872, af-
filiated with G. I. O., at a meeting
Wednesday passed a resolution urg-
ing Arizona's members in Congress
to support the Black -Connery Bill.
1t also asks that fish, fruit and
vegetable processing and agricul-
tural workers be included within the
provisions of the bill.
The local union will hold another
meeting Thursday night at 7:S0.
Nogales international., 1937-12-04

suits and who are keenly aware that
all the Congressman and a third OF
the Senators must stand for re-
election in less than year. Some
thing must be done before then to
start the wheels of business and in
dustry rolling again.
CONGRESS WEIGHS BUSI-
NESS "RELIEF''
AS an aid to business and indus
try, in general, Congress seems to
be greatly impressed with the de-
STABILITY of 1essening the tax bur-
dens on corporations anG on the
earnings of private capital, to en-
courage wider investment and busi-
ness expansion. It seems a safe
prediction that some measure of re-
lief for business will be enacted at
this session of Congress. before it
gets around to the first item on the
Presidents program, farm relief.
The belief of most experienced OBJ
servers here is that it will be Con-
gress. not the President, which will
decide what to do first anC how to
do it.
Nogales international., 1937-12-04
Rat Leaves Car
Ordered Creased

Lester Kuck brought his car to
Lee EDGES Texaco Super Service
Station Wednesday to have an an
noying squeak taken out Grease
her good, said Kuck.
Station employees got on the jot
Immediately and as the car was
hoisteG and made ready for the
grease guns out jumped "a large rat
Edge hasn't said yet whether the
rat caused him to lose the lubri
eating job-but the squeak is gone
Nogales international., 1937-12-04
BRISTOL BUYS
FAITH HOME

Lewis Bristol and family moved
Wednesday to the former H. R.
Faith home in Happy Hollow which
Bristol purchased few days ago
The deal was handled by the Vic
Wager Agency.
The Bristol home on Iona street
has been rented to Virgil Berry OF
the federal agricultural inspection
service. Mr. Berry arrived here
Thusday from Brentwood, Calf,
where he spent the summer.
Nogales international., 1937-12-04
'ARIZONA'S CATTLE BUSINESS
IS A TEN MILLION A YEAR
MATTER, SURVEY DISCLOSES
States Livestock Business Ranks Near Nations
Peak; Average Annual Shipment is 27O,OOO
Cattle And 25O,OOO Sheep

ticularly in Cochise, Santa Cruz
and Pima counties.
Within the last year, public do
main virtually has disappeared ex-
cept for a few isolated sections Of
arid land. This has proven of vital
value to ranchers who now run
their herds under fences instead OF
on open range. Ranchers have been
given security of leases on public
lands under the Taylor Grazing
act.
Nogales international., 1937-12-04
LARGE HOTEL
TO REOPEN ON
JANUARY FIFTH

Wednesday January 5th has been
set as the date for the opening of
Casa De Sierra (former Hotel
Esplendor), it was learned yester-
day.
w. E. La Fon, Sr., who, with his
son, w. E. La Fon, Jr., will open the
hotel, has returned from California
where furnishings for 80 rooms were
purchased. It will arrive sometime
this month. The hotel is being re-
painted and otherwise remodeled.
Nogales international., 1937-12-04
Remains Brought
Here For Burial

The Body of Octavio "Guacho'"
Duplat. who was shot in 1882 at
MeXicali, arrived here Tuesday for
interment in Nogales, Sonora.
The remains, buried at Mexicali
for the past five years, were ex--
huned a few days ago.
Duplat was about "a years of age
at the time he was killed, and lived
in Nogales many years.
Nogales international., 1937-12-04
MEETS PRESIDENTIAL
TRAIN AT ANGOSTURA

Sr Manuel Ochoa Jefe del Grupo
Policia del Estado de Sonora, Chief
of Sonora State Police, left Tuesday
afternoon for AngoStura, Sonora,
to meet President Cardneas' train.
Nogales international., 1937-12-04
TO DRILL FOR
OIL IN DISTRICT
ABOUT SONOITA

The Arizona Corporation Com
mission at Phoenix Monday grant
ed the Arizona Oil Exploration
Company permission to sell $780,
600 worth of royalty units"
The company has made prepara-
ton to start drilling near Sonoita
in this county.
Nogales international., 1937-12-04
zNCARLOADSOF
TOMATOES WILL
ARRIVE TODAY

Ten cars of Mexican tomatoes
the second shipment of the 1897
3a season-will pass through here
today enroute to American markets.
The initial shipment of the sea-
son, consisting of three cars, came
through Thursday.
The first peas will cross here
about December 18th.
Nogales international., 1937-12-04
AREYOUONE
OF THE FEW?

Are you one of the very few
persons not reading The In
ternatiOnal each week?
During the past two months
solicitors have placed on our
subscription list practically
every Engilsh-reading home
not already taking this paper.
THE INTERNATIONAL IS
NOW READ EACH SATUR-
DAY BY SO PERCENT of the
English-speaking persons in
NOgaleS and Santa Cruz COun-
ty, and by hundreds on the
West Coast of Mexico.
If you know of any home
in this district not now get
ting The International we
would consider it favor if
you would advise us.
Nogales international., 1937-12-04

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-29

A kozfigyelmet q Maine al
lanban lev6 Lewiston cipo-
munkasok foglaltak le maguk-
max, alkik a CIO segitsegevel
szervezkedtek S akik ellen a
kormanyzo a miliciat rendelte
XII a multi heten.
Erdekes, hogy az egyik szo-
vetsegi biro a Wagner t0rveny
alapjan adott XII tito paran-
csot a picketeles ellen, inert
szerinte a sztrajk es picketeles
el6tt e,6szor szavazast kellett
volna kerni a munkassagnak
S csak akkor lett volna joguk
a sztraikot kihivni es folytatni,
ha a tobbseget megkapjak.
Bizonyos, hogy az utolso ket
hetben va1amivel szigorubban
lep fel a sztrajkok ellen min
den hat6sag, inert a kozvele-
menyt kisse elvaditottak a sit
down sztrajkokkal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-29

sylvania munkas-torvenyeit, il
letve a targyalas alatt all6 ia
.yaSatokat olvaSSa.
pennsylvania allan torveny
hozasa joforman teljesen a
munkas-szervezetek kezen van
es olyan radikalis munkas-tor-
venyek vannak kesziil6ben az
allamban, hogy szinte tulzas-
tol kell. tartani az embernek.
Eek a t0rvenyek a szerveze-
tex ellen valo harcra lehet6se
get mem delyeznek a ne
hez. ipar tisztaban volt ezzel,
mixer, a -CIO-val szerz6dott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-29
A MUNKA FRONTJAN
'SZOMORU

tiinetek mutatkoztak a mutt
heten. Ahelyett, hogy a Wag-
ner t6rveny birtokaban a mum
-kassag, illetve a munkas-szer-
vezetek els6 sorban a bels6 har
cot sztintetnek meg, hogS az
utan bekeben szervezzek be az
orszag minden munkasat, meg
.csak most indult meg a hare
k0z0tttik.
Ugy a CTC, mint az AFL
btin0sek abban, hogy egyn&sra
t6rnek $ ebben az egymas ell
leni versenyben mem 1ei1et tisz-
tesseget Is 6nzetlenseget ke-
resni' egyik reszr6l sem.
Mert ebben a pfllanatban
mem az a fontos, hogy melyik
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-29
tFolvtatas a ak ,ldalrdla

x
Ket hete egy sz0vetsegi bi-
-rosag a tarsadalmi biztositas
{Social Security vi t0rvenyet
salkotmanye talalta.
Ebben a kerdesben var dom
test meg a sziinet el6tt a pol
garsag s remelhet6, 11ogy a BIZ
r6sag III iranya az aggkori es
-munkatlansag esetere sz6lo biz
tositasokat kidobnisn mem fogja.
Az nj Guffey bill felett csak
az 6sszel d6nthetnek Is min
den esetre erdekes lesz a don
testik. Tavaly, rnegA1lapitottAk,
'hogy a banyaszat mem allan
kozi kereskedelem, tehAt a kon-
gresszus AIT mem szabalyozhat-
ja. Ha ez 6vben is t1gy donte-
nenek, akkor az vi Guffey bill
is semmis lesz. Ha ellenben
j6vahagyjak az uj t0rvenyt,
'akkor isnet 0nnaga ellen fog
sd0nteni a bir6sag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-29
A LA TOILETTE
VIZSGALAT


semmit mem deritett fel, amit
ebben a rovatban evek ota mem
targyaltunk s olvas6ink el6tt
mem volt titok, hogy a Harlan
es Hazard szenmez6k0n terror
volt.
De a bizottsag kihallgatasai
az orszag teljes k0zvelemenyet
ezekre a gyalazatos dolgokra
koncentraltak az eredmeny
valoszintileg a szenipar teljes
szervezese lesz a k0vetkez6 he
tekben.
A harlani borzalmak kitere-
getese utan aztan a deli szovo-
gyarak ketszer is meg fogjak
gondolni, miel6tt megismetel-
mex a gastoniai borzalmakat S
miel6tt a kongresszus teljes ere
jet maguk ellen kihivnak.
A sz0vo-ipar mellett a CIO
az olajiparra is raveti magat
teljes er6vel S egyben eros ver-
senyt NUT az AFL-al, hogy a
surgopy- es telefon-ipart, to-
vabba a feher galleros prole-
tarok nagy hadsereget melyik
SzerveZze.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-29
S HA A SZ0VETSECI

torvenyek mem kenyszerite-
mex ere az iparvallalato okat,
meg fogjak AIT tenni lassan az
allami t0rvenyek.
Bar a legnagyobb khaosz,
ziirzavar mutatkozik az egyes
a1lamok vi deal t0rvenyei k0zt,
bizonyos, hogy egy-ket ev alatt
az vi korszakban egeszseges
rendSzer leSz.
Akik peldaul mem ertik,
hogy inert volt olyan engede-
keny a nehez ipar a CIO- O-val
szemben, az j6l teszi, ha Penn
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-29
A CIO MA MAR ST

acel-va lalattal van szerz6de-
ses viszonyban a r1agyobbak
k0ztil csupan a Weir fele hir-
hedt National Steel Corpora
ton mem akar veliik szerz6dni.
Minthogy azonban a Su-
creme Court d0ntese 6ta a
kompania junitd kenytelenek
voltak az anyagi tamogatast
|megvonni, a Weir gyarak mum
kasai is el6bb-utobb csatlakoz-
nj fognak valamelyik Macy
szervezethez s remelhet6, hogy
a t0bbi vasmunkas melle, a
CIO-hoz szegodnek.
Sep, bar mem szenzaci6s
eredmenyeket ert ell a CIO az
utols6 ket hetben a szov6 ipar-
ban, bar idaig csak a pennsyl-
vaniai es nehany new england
gyarral tudtak Szerz6dni.
TermeSzetesen nehezebb die
lesz a sz0v6 ipar a deli ALA
mokban, amelyek a sz0vetsegi
torvenyekkel mem szoktak va
lami sokat t0r6dni, bar a La
Folette bizottsag jelenlegi WIS
galata megerteti a dellel, hogy
ezentul a kormany mem ire
fal. ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-29
Az AFL KITUNO
EREDMENYEKET

ert el az utolso par hetben
a szalloda, vendeglo es kocsma-
iparban S er6sen versenyez,
hogy megtartsa a helyet az epii
let ipar otven kulonbozo aga
ban.
Az a teny, hogy az AFL hi
vatalosan allast foglalt a sit
down sztrajkok ellen, nemileg
segitette, hogy egy par Macy
department. iizletet es szallo-
dat szervezzen, bar az igazsag
az, hogy sit-down sztrajkok
t0rtennek az AFL keretein be-
lul is, tovabba, hogy ma mar
a CIO vezerkara is eek ellen
sztrajkok ellen van.
Meg lehet allapitani, hogy a
munkaadok k0zul csak keve-
sen es csak kisebbek probalnak
a Wagner t0rveny ellen har-
colni nagyobbak inkabb ARA
t0rekszeenk, hogy bizonyos mo-
dositasokat eszk0z0ljenek XII a
torvenyben.
Leginkabb abban az irany-
ban, hogy a szervezetek fele-
l6sseget megallapitsak 6s hogy
azokat csakugy t0rvenyes ell
len6rzes ala helyezzek, ahogy
az iparvallalatok ellen6rzes
alatt miikOdnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-29
A MUNKAMINISZTER
K0ZOS.

stanacskozasra hivta a nem-
yet legnagyobb munkaad6it es
munkasvezereit a .mult heten,
hogy a Wagner t0rveny altal
nyujtott uj helyzetet megtar-
gyaljak egymas kozt, de a ia
nacskozas semmi lenyeges cred
mennyel mem jart, inert a tor
venyt a gyakorlatban XII kell
probalni.
Perkins munkaminisZter hia-
bavalo faradsaga ARA t0rek-
SILK, hogy a szervezkedes iigyet
kivegye reszben a Labor Board
kezeb6l, amire semmi sziikseg
mines. Sokkal jobb szolgalatot
tenne a munkasok iigyenek,
ha a ktilonb0z6 szervezetek
k0zt a kozeledest probalna XII
epiteni, amiert semnait mem
tett idaig.
K0Zben a szervezetek kitiin6
munkat fejtenek XII ugy az
egyik, mint a mask nagy seer
svezet imponalo eredmenyeket
ert sel az utolso hetekben.
Es eppen eek a nagy cred
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-29

m1lnkas inelyik szervezethez
tartozzek, hanem az, hogy
.minden munkas be legyen seer
we've. Az egymas elleni hare
csak ilatalmi es anyagi 1serdest
jelenthet a vezerek reszer6l S
ez mem hoz dics6seget sem az
egyik, sem a mask tAborra.
S ez a marakodas ad al
kalYnat aztAn a kiil0nb0z6 XII
sebb alakulatoknak, hogy egy
vi tacketet csinaljanak a do
logb6l esaa munkas szervezetek
vadasztertileteket kepezzenek a
gangsterek szamara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-29
A FORD GYlAR KtJL0NBEN

is erdekess problema lesz a
Wagner t0rveny helyben ha-
gyasaval, inert termeszetes,
hogy AIT be akarjak - es be
fogjak - szervezni a munka-
sok.
Mem is lenne "fair" a tobbi
auto-gyarakkal szemben, ha
Fordek mem lennenek szervez-
We, akarmennyit beszelnek r6-
la, hogy Ford a tobbinel tobbet
is hajlando fizetni.
Elso sorban ez mem igaz,
inert Chryslerek rendesen tob-
bet fizetnek, masodsorban a
Der magaban we've nem bir
abszolut fontossaggal, inert az
auto ipar munkasainak t0bbet
kell a "speed-up"-al t0r6dni.
Ford ugyan nemreg AIT mon
dotta, hogy SOFIA szervezet-
tel szoba mem allnak S bizo-
nyos, hogy jelenleg munkasai-
max nagyon kis szazaleka van
szervezve, de a haladast meg
allitani nem tudja S ha a CIO
a kisebb telepeket, az alkat-
resi- gyarakat be fogja SEER
vezni, vegil tmaga Ford fogja
a szervezetet a gyarba meg
hivni.
Valamikor kinevettek ben
niinket, mikor AIT j6soltuk,
hogy az acelipar a .szervezetet
maga hiyja maid a gyarakba,
ahogy ait az NRA idejen a ba-
nya-ipar nagy resze megtette S
azota a nagy csuda bek0vetke-
zett. Ugyanezt a peldat fogjak
Fordek is k0vetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-29
EZERSZAZNAL T0BB

kisebb-nagyobb sztrajk volt
folyamatban a multi heten, de
egyetlen esetben sem volt tiz-
ezer embernel t0bb kint egy-
egy sztrajkban a munkabol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-29
EPPEN ILYEN ERDEKES

kiserletek es lepesek torten-
mex a tarsadalrni biztositasok
ugyeben.
Mikor a sz0yetseg teljesen
elegtelen es szegyenteljesen
szikmarku aggkori biztosita-
sat torvenybe iktattak, ait ir-
TUX ebben a rovatban es ait
irtuk a Naptarban, hogy mem
kell busulni, inert az elso le-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-29
III e II Is II 3 NJ l. E

menyek mutatjak, hogy meny-
nyit tehetnenek, l1a a kett6
k0zt az egyseg meg lenne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-29
BAR MEM HYEN
RADIKALIS

javaslatokat targyal Michi-
gan es New York t0rvenyho-
zasa, bizonyos, hogy ezekben
az allamokban, valamint Ohio
ban es Illinoisban is parhuza-
mot tartanak maid a Wagner
torvennyel.
A progressziv allamok sietve
elnek a legfels6 bir6sag vi al
laspontjaval a n6 es gyernek-
munkasok tgyeben s New
Yorkban az uj t0rveny kesz
van mar, Michiganben ait
most targyaljak.
Macy kar, hogy mikor a no
es gyermekmunkasok minima-
lis beret es maximalis munka-
idejet targyaljak egy kis KEEP
mutatasra mindenki hajlando
es mines senkinek batorsaga,
hogy hozza nyuljona a legion
tosabb kerdeshez. A ferfi
munkasok ugyehez.
Bar ezt a kerdest Zorro kasa
modjara kerili minden allam-
ban mindenki, nyilvanvalo,
hogy nemcsak a gyermek- es
nomunkasok, hanem MINDEN
munkas egeszsegere, eletere,
munkajara es napszamjara
egyforman kell a tarsadalom-
max igyelni.
De az elso lepesek megt0r-
tentek a helyes iranyba, es egy
ket ev alatt az egesz vonalon
rendet fog a nemzet csinalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-29
CALIFORNIABAN KET

szenzaci6s sztrajk volt a
multi heten. Az egyik egy. kan
nazo gyarban tort XII, ahol a
picketeles veregzesre vezetett,
inert a california; hat6sagok
ismert brutalitasukkal a sztraj
kolok ellen fordultak.
A kormanyzo mem volt hal
land6 miliciat kiildeni a vi
dekre, mem azert, inert a pi.
cketel6k ellen mem akart ell
jarni, hanem eppen azert,
inert jol tudja, hogy a sheriff
es a helyi "yigilante" banda
tobb mereszseggel folytathat-
ia a milicia tavolleteben a We
rengzest.
Richmond, california; varos-
kaban a Ford gyar munkasai
a het vegen sit-down sztrajkot
rendeztek, amely egy fel napig
tartott S ahpl szabalyszeriien
beforrasztottak a muhely alto
kat.
Eel napi tiles utan ARA az
igeretre vonultak XII a gyarbol
a munkasok, hogy a Ford gyar
egy tisztvisel6je kir0ptil Cali
forniaba es targyalasba bo-
csajtkozik a szervezettel, ami
hat eleg meglep6 a Ford tar
sasag reszer6l.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-03-12
GROUP TO ATTEND
ROOSEVELT DINNER
Gathering in Raleigh To-
night To Hear Address
by MIR. Ickes

A group of Vance county Demo
Gratis went to Raleigh this afternoon
for the Roosevelt dinner there tonight
and to hear an address by Secretary
Harold Ickes, of the interior depart
1nent.
The dinner is given as a correct
the record" after following the ad-
dress last week of Senator Willard
Tydings of Maryland, who failed to
eulogiZe President Roosevelt and his
achievements at the Victory Dinner
one of thousands held throughout the
nation.
The names of those attending from
Henderson could not all be obtained
this afternoon, but it appeared GER
tain that a goodly number of local
Democrats would go to demonstrate
their loyalty to the President and his
cause.
The rally is in the Raleigh Memo
rial Auditorium, and the price was 81
per plate, with barbecue and acces-
series as the menu. The event is a
Statewide affair, and was expected
to attract Democrats from all parts
of the State.
A. D. Folger, national committee
man from North Carolina, is chair
man of the hospitality committee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-03-12

1858-Adolph S. Ochs, the noted pub
Usher of the N. Y. Times, born in
Cincinnati Died April 8, 1885.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-03-12

Whiting Williams of Cleveland, au-
thority on labor problems, born at
Shelby, o.. SO years ago.