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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-12-24
Christmas At White House:
Po0seuelts Plan For Party

held this week by various missions III
the city.
Family Party.
Four generations will he represent
ed in the Roosevelt family group that
began to arrive today when John ar
rived home from Harvard University.
They will range from the Presidents
mother. Mrs. James Roosevelt to Sara
and Kate. young daughters of the Pre-
sident's son. James. With them viii.
come five-year old Diana Hopkins.
who recently lost her mother ano
whose father, the federal relief ad-
ministrator, is recovering from an OPP
Grafton.
The Roosevelts have the same pro
blem as do many other families when
it comes to deciding with which par
,nts the married children shall spend
Christmas Day. The James ROQSe
velts have a rule that they will altet
nate between the White House and
the Cushing home in Boston. Frank
lin, Jr., and his bride, Ethel, will
spend the day here and then travel t.
Wilmington in time for evening din
ner with the du Points. Anne Clark
Johns fiancee, will spend Christmas
at her home in Boston and come here
the day after. Elliott who lives in
Texas and Anna in Seattle, will not
come home at all this year.
People who take interest in think
ing start off in quest of truth and
call themselves philosophers or stu
do,tc Of phil0cOnhV
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-12-24

People who take interest in think
ing start off in quest of truth and
call themselves philosophers or stu
dents of PHILOSOPHY.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-23
They VIII Hang Together
Now Or Hang Separately
An Editorial
An Editorial

of the Journal in matters pertaining TO the best
the Montana oil industry large generally accepted
believe producers reners markers large and small
avoided trying its ideas the industry
with the editorial PEN The Journal has
guide itself by ongdstance viewpoint serving the
the industry rather than helping enrich field
one group against Others
fairness anything, then Kelvin and
operators will heed dutch unce talk at this time
Omon Thursday night attended by between 90
men, agreed only thing that serious situation
did rattle old skeletons with certain Kelvin operators
saying operators You took Canadian market
laughed have lost the Canadian
market you back and want to divide local market
with you: this is time to laugh"
That ~ perhaps good idea for the Kelvin boys to get
theH chests but after has been said the poendng
events ofAHR industry stl remain
thinks he worry about his barrel OF
apples knowledge that there three rotten
the who that the
group of producers with market can and must take
of themselves.
certainly the rotten apples will spoil the whole barrel so
group producers without market spoil the entire
situation If the market broken down the only survivors
OWN OUTLETS through which they sell their crude the
products If that then the market for
refined products eventually going the route the crude
price structure.
of bowling calamity has
shouted but the situation apparent
and this plea the thinking producers Of Kelvin Cut
Pondera in the hope that they VIII get together and
of plan before there disastrous show
down
The first thing Independent producers win have to realize
that there paternalm in the Montana Oh industry the
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-23
Downen Well Flows High
Over Crown Block While
Farmers Union Looks On

One of the most sensational although by the
largest oil wells in Cut Bank oil field performed this week
during the visit of group of distinguished guests including
officials Of the Farmers Union of Montanaade
line.
The well which flowed high above the block
LAWYER Hoer- Downen No 2, SW SE14SW14 933-5W east
of Cut Bank Spotted just the gaso line which marks
the edge of the Cut Bank oil pool this well had 2250OO0
cubic feet of gas in the top of the Cut Bank sand and below
that the oil The gas picked up the oil and hurled
high in the air, while it drilling in.
Connected the tanks, the we'll flowed 100 barrels
during the first "a hours.
The group of officials of the Farmers Union from all
parts of the State in Cut Bank inspect the refinery
of Northwest Refining Co. Learning of the WELL the party
drove of view the spectacular gusher 1t
seldom that Cut Bank wells flow the block Only
along the gas-o line have spectacular competitions been
corded The Downen No we'll is about the distance of
city block away from the No | well which gasser with
no oil Convinced that the 40acre tract would produce OIL
Bill Hoer pioneer of this field drilled location closer
to the known gaso line He gives the Glacier Production
company an offset to drill the State lease in Section 1888
5W That well will be in NV corner NEHNWA Sec. 10.
This the second flowing well along the gas-oil line dur
ing the present month The Montana Headlight Yunck No
9 NE SWANW4 1-346W, the discovery gas-oi well
which has since furnished the of Cut Bank with gas
came in flowing WE'LL with gas above and oil below 1t
flows at the rate of 80 barrels per day.
The Downen of three competitions IN Cut Bank
field this week One was gasser and the other dry hole
Glacier Production Forbes Unit No. l. SE4NWA 4-54
W in the gas area made $4,000 cubic feet of gas from
sand at 2646 to 1000 The Ellis at 1869 and drilling
stopped at 267O - - i, 49,, -.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-23
GuSHER POOL
INDICATED IN
WEST kelvin

The western end OF Kevin-Sun-
burst continued to hold the inter-
est of operators in that field this
week as the PfaIbe & Engleking
well on the Enneberg farm con-
tinued to flow whenever opened up.
It is by far the most promising
looking producer since the days of
the flowing wells in the famous
East Sunburst pool which in IA
years has produced nearly $14 ,O0O,-
600 worth of oil.
No rods have been run In the
Enneberg well and nothing has been
done to 1t since it was ac1d1zed.
1t has been allowed to flow only
few hours a day, owing to lack OF
market Enough oil has been dis
posed of to allow the owners to
flow from rs to 100 barrels per
day in order to completely clean
the formation.
A north offset is being drilled
by Fifty-Six Petroleum, in Sc NWA
SWA 26-35-4W, reporting a depth
of 425 feet on Friday. These wells
are three miles from the nearest
producers in the Rimrock high
gravity pool of Keyin4Sunburst
field and about six miles from the
nearest gas well in the Cut Bank
gas field.
The coming week will see the
completion OF three wells in the
Gunderson pool in the west central
field. where large wells may be
expected.
Big West-McDonaId No. A, SW
SBASW 19-S5-2W, is drilling at
1920.
MoKnight-seaBrook No. o. NV
NV Il NEA 19-35-2W, offsetting
the 2254barrel Rice-Larson produc-
err, is drilling at 1900 and will be
an early completion.
Rice-Larson NO. 2, CIVIL SEA |
SEA 18-3542W, north offset to the
big producer, is drilling at 1850. |
All these wells are due in at around |
1900 feet.
1.-Two new wells were started this I
week and two more are moving rigs. I
Welsh Brothers are starting their
Ward No. in SW SEA NEA 29-
35-3W, in the high gravity pool
west of Kelvin.
New EE,a-GOeddertz No. 2, $50
feet north of the south line and
1910 feet east of the west line of
Section 23-S5-3W. near the newly
completed 1501barrel we'll of Agan
& Goeddertz, is drilling at 800
feet. The A & G is the largest well
in natural production drilled In the
field this year. 1t has not yet
been acidized.
ScOtland-NfcNamer No. 2, center
NV SWA 25-35-3W, has standard
rig up. This is south of the 200
CONTINUED on Page Eight
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-23
CUT BANK GETS SPECTACULAR we'll
OPERATORS
APART
ON MARKET

Efforts OF Cut Bank and Kelvin
Sunburst operators to get together
in some sort of plan to solve the
crude market problem in northern
Montana were apparently without
avail when a meeting OF the two
groups was held at Oilmont Thurs
day night.
Assuming the attitude that any
effort at proration would only mean
the loss Of more OF their market.
Kelvin producers refused to join
with the Cut Bank producers in
any united action.
Kevin-Sunburs is now prorated
to about SO per cent, excepting
certain leases serving Big West
Refining Co. at Kelvin. Some Cut
Bank producers are prorated to 80
per cent. Others are without a
market. These latter are anxious
to get some market between now
and spring, as the alternative Of
throwing their crude on the market
for whatever it will bring. The
solution would be voluntary or state
regulated proration with ratable
taking by refiners.
.Kevin-Sunburst operators, still
the loss of their Canadian
market to Cut Bank producers
three years ago. maintained in the
discussion that they have nothing
to gain by sharing their present
limited market with Cut Bank pro-
ducers. Accordingly. the meeting
with nothing accom-
plished.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-23
FEDERAL CONTROL OF OIL
INDUSTRY IS NOT NEEDED
ICKES TELLS IPA MEETING
Warns OF Possible Oil Shortage And Urges
Conservation Through Modern Producing
And Refining Methods

Federal control of the oil industry longer threatened
opinion of Harold Icke secretary of the Interior expressed
address before the annual convention Of the Independent
Association Houston Texas The address heard
IN Montana by radio.
business the oil industry has recovered from the depe
1888 1884 such an extent that the
yeney sterilization which presented for consdera
ion to congress longer for attention
Il said He maid tribute
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-23

.fSince my interest in oil last
brought me to Texas" he said, ALI
time production records have been
broken, over and over again. Crude
on prices have advanced to a level
where nearly ninety percent Of It is
sold at or above its cost of produc-
ton. During most OF the past two
and one-half years, refiners have
been able to operate at a profit.
Retail gasoline price wars have been
infrequent and limited in extent.
The additional cost of gasoline TO
the consumer has not been unduly
burdensome. ON field and refinery
workers have found employment"
Commenting that the Connally
hot oil bill has played leading
part in this remarkable recovery,
Secretary Ickes added that there IS
need for an increasing interest in
conservation, taking into considera-
ton also the OIL reserves OF the rest
Of the world. He pointed out the
growing uses Of petroleum products.
He said:
Growing Use OF On
'sOil has built cities and by re-
ducfng time Of travel has drawn
BUR communities together OH pro-
rides work in many directions. in-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-23
FIRST GAS WELL
ON GEOPHYSICAL
HIGH NEARS SAND

The next few days will see a
completion on the first geophysical
high" drilled in Montana, at the
Clark No. 2 location of Montana
Gas company on Bow & Arrow struc-
ture in the Sweetgrass Hills. Loca-
ton is SEASW 24-37-1W and
the present depth is 1865. Produc-
ton is expected in the next 500
feet.
A fishing job delayed completion
OF the Model Oils-Fey well near
the Canadian border, in NV ASWA
CONTINUED on Page Eight
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-23
PRICE TAhGl.E
STARTLING UP
IN CUT BANK

While Texas company and Inter
national Refining company marked
time on the posting of prices In
Cut Bank and Kevin-Sunburst, II
was generally agreed this week
that a price cut rs coming as a re-
suit of the complex crude situation
in Cut Bank oil field Different
prices are being paid by regular
buyers.
International stfll posts $40 per
barrel on a sliding scale gravity
basis.
Toronto Pipeline posts a price
Of $1.24 per Barrel.
Home OIL g. Refining Co. Is still
paying rs cents per barrel under
the posted price Of the International
or x1xk per barrel
N0kAe@ wmm T@asiwed by royalty
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-23
TExACO EMPLO DYES
UNITED IN GROUP
INSURANCE Plan

More than SO and one-ha1S per-
cent of the 22.470 eligible employ
ees OF The Texas Corporation and
subsidiary companies in the United
States and Canada have signed up
under the Corporations Group Life
Insurance and Pension Plan, it was
announced today by w. s. 8.
Rodgers, President OF The Texas
Corporation.
The plan, which became effec-
tive on July 1. is supported by con-
trhbutions on the part OF individual
employees and the Company, and
provides for death benefits and PEN
aions. TO date lis employees
hare recesved pension checks and
20 death claims amounting 10
8T1.T1%IN4 have been gsmaG t"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-23


Bank the CObb-State No. 1 we'll, G
NEA NEA 3O-37-4W. is drilling at
1875 feet. having found the top OF
the Colorado unexpectedly high, at
430 feet. This we'll is about mid
way between the Cut Bank gas field
and the Border-Red Coulee oil field.
DrumheIIer Trust-Fee NO. 1, G
NE SWA 17-34-6W, cemented off
caving shales at 1850 feet, during
this week. Hole bottoms at 3105.
This well is seeking a west extern
sion TO Cut Bank.
Glacier Prodnction-C oburn No. 8,
NE NE ANWA s-33-5W, drilling,
1850.
Hole Brothers Allotted ia NO. 8
C SWH SEX 1-32-6W. fishing.
2OS5.
Tarrant-LOng-NIEller No. %, c
SWANwA 24-34-6W, in the CEN
trail field, was plugged and afban-
doned, after having had a showing
Of oil in the upper Cut Bank sand
from 2S4O to 1850. II was not
enough to be commercial and the
lower Cut Bank sand was absent.
II had sand from 1880 to 1857, the
Bllis shale, and continued to 1900
feet in the Ellis without finding
commercial amounts Of OIL. ~
Texaco-TribaI 122 No. 8, GEL
SWA SEA 6-32-5w, drilling, 21O5.
No new locations were announced.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-23

The principal unit of the spc and span plant of NORTH
Refining Company Cut Bank is here shown in the
lower view and the upper picture general view of the
2500barre plant from the site of the tank farm
the hillside above Members of the Farmers Union of Mon
who have become supporters of the Monanaade Case
line campaign visited the plant during the past week In the
party the officers of the Farmers Union central
change of St Paul and the managers and board members of
nearly all the Farmers Union oil stations Montana The
Farmers Union has contracted for part of the output of the
Northwest plant The visit the oil fields preceded the open
ing of the convention in Lewstown of the Farmers
Educational and Cooperative Union of America.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08
! francia kormanvok a pei

a francia kormanyok a pei
dat ne kovessek.
De ebben az esetben sem
borul fel hirtelen Europa be
q" reszben azert, inert
Anglia fegyverkezese Musso-
limit is, Hitlert is gondolko-
zoba ejthette, reszben azert,
inert a ket diktatornak mines
penze, nyersanyaga es elel-
me, hogy altalanos europai
haborura merjenek jelenleg
gondolni.
Mem lehetetlen, hogy a spa
nyol haboru vegevel valami
ideiglenes beket probalnak al.
talaban Europaban csinalni,
de ha a jelenlegi fegyverkezes
tovabb tart, akkor ait is in.
kabb csak ideig-oraig tartt
Representatives. lehet ne.
vezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08
iii tt 3 VI ID NJ lie

dajat kovetve, bekesen egyez-
zenek meg a szervezettel, S a
munka-zavarokat keriiljek, de
ezt mem igen lehet remelni.
Kul0n0sen a deli allamok-
ban lev6 gyarak vannak ell
szanva, hogy a szervezetet
mem engedik be a gyarakba,
S mem ulnek lie a kiuzsorazott
meyer es white-trash munkas-
sal egyenl6 felekkenti tar
gyalni.
Amilyen sziikseges es helyes
lenne, ha az AFL5a nehez ipart
es a szov6 ipart a CIO-nak fel-
adna, eppen olyan iidvos len
ne, ha a CIO egyel6re minden
erejet k0zpontositana az auto
a nehez es a sz0v6 iparban es
a kis iparagak szervezeset ra-
bizna az AFL-re. ::
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08
EGESZSEGUGYI OSZTALY
FELHIVASA A SZUL6KHOZ

Mahoning megye egeszseg-
ugyi osztalya figyelmezteti ugy
a sziil6ket, mint a gyermekeket
is, hogy a koran jelentkezo me-
leg napokon ne valtoztassak
meg a ruhazatot egyszerre, ha-
mem fokozatosan, hogy a test
lassan szokjek hozza hovalto-
zashoz. Aprilis meg mindig a
hirtelen valtozo idojaras ho-
napja es az ilyen szeszelyes lido
sok betegseget, illetve" k0nnyen
szerezheto hulest okoz, ha a
ruhazatra mem forditunk ma
gyobb gondot. Az also tell OIL
tonyt nagyon tanacsos meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08
Az AUTO-IPAR
SZENZACI0JA

azonban mem a Chrysler es
mem a General Motors sztraik
volt, hanem az a teny, hogy az
egyik Kansas City-beli Ford
gyarban is leultek a munkasok.
Az iilosztrajkot ugyan abba
hagytak egy par ora mulva es
kivonultak a telepr6l, de meg
mutattak, hogy Ford Sc erint-
hetetlen es nala is besziintet-
hetik a munkat, ha a munka-
sok sztra ajkolni akarnak.
Ami meg ennel is fontosabb,
hogy a Ford gyar magas AHA
su tisztvisel6i azonnal targyal-
nj kezdtek a szervezetek veze-
TOWEL, vagyis elismertek, hogy
mem mindenhato a Ford ceg
sem.
Termeszetesen ez meg mesz-
sze van attol, hogy a Ford mum
kasok t0bbseget szervezzek, de
valoszinu, hogy ez az ev ait is
meghozza.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08
SAJNOS, E PILLANATBAN

a reviziohoz es altalanos
megbekiileshez messzebb van
Europa, mint amikor a ver-
saillesi szerzodeseket k0tottek,
inert az egyes hatalmak atcso-
portulasai mem a kozeledo al
talanos megertest mutatjak.
Ezek kozt az atcsoportula-
sok k0zt Europa legerdekesebb
kerdeset meg mindig a ket
hete kot0tt olasz-szerb szerzo-
des kepezi, amely - minden
hivatalos es nyilvanos secret
kezes dacara - a kis antant
bomlasat jelenti.
Mines ket eve, hogy a kis
antant allami kulpolitikaban
orok-egyseges es kozos eljarast
fogadtak S ezen a megallapo
daSOn az OlaSZ-SZerb SZerZOdes
az elso rest vagta.
Ezzel szemben Csehorszas
szemmel lathatolag Austria
ban keres sz0vetsegest maga
max, az osztrak korrnan,
mem idegenkedik ilyen koze
ledestol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08
PRO-HUNGARIA
RENDKIVULI GYtLESE

A Pro-Hungaria Magyar N6k
Vilagsz0vetsegenek young
stowni osztalya, aprilis no IL
en-. hetf6n este fel 8 oral kez-
dettel rendkiviili gyulest tart,
Miss Stravroszky studiojaban.
klivel a rendes havi gyiiles
tagsaga ugy hatarozott, hogy
majus hoban egy nagyszabasu
bait rendez, "Majus Kiralyn6"
valasztas es nepszerusegi YER
sennyel egybek0tve.
Keretnek a tagok minel ma
gyobb szamban valo szives
megjelenesre, mivel ezen gyu-
lesen csakis a bal lerendezeSe
kerul megbeszeles targyava.
Tisztelettel
a TisstikGr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08

tartani a honap yegeig, meg q
legmelegebb napon is, mig q
fels6 ruhadarabok felcserelhe-
t6k konnyebb, de ugyancsak
meleg darabokkal. A koszt is
tobb figyelmet erdemel, inert
a gyermekek szep id0ben tobb
szabadteri mozgast vegeznek,
ICY mines sziikseg nehez es h6-
fejleszto zsiros taplalekra. A
gyermekek etelei konnyiek, de
mindamellett be tapertekiiek
legyenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08
A SPANYOL-OLASZ-
NEMET

haboru (amelyet mi tobbe
mem vagyunk hajlandok ha-
zug modon spanyol polgar-
haborunak nevezni) vi hely-
zetbe hozta Europat a mutt
heten. t.
A spanyolok minden from
ton donto gyozelmet arattak
az idegen, klil0n0sen az olasz
seregek felett, hogy azok eset-
leg a haboru kozeli befejeze-
set jelentik. ao' r%S -
Ha. Mussolini mem ktild
ujabb hadseregeket Spanyol.
orszag ellen, akkor a felkelok
zaszlaja alatt szolgalo es ha.
boruskodo olasz hadsereg nap
jai meg vannak szamlalva.
S ez esetben Anglia es a
tobbi hatalmak megprobal-
halifax, hogy nyomast gyako.
roljanak a legyongult Is lever.
zett spanyol nemzetre, hogy q
verz6 orszagban a beket helyre
allitsak.
Termeszetesen ez esetben 6
spanyol frontrol Mussolini
mem fog baberokkal tavozni
de minden jel ait mutatja
hogy baberok mar az 6 sza.
mara oft mem is teremnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08
SZAZ MEG SZAZ

kisebb-nagyobb, allo, jaro,
picketelo es mem picketelo
sztrajk volt a multi heten es
van jelenleg, reszben inert az
emelkedo arakat a munkasok
fizetni mem birjak, reszben
inert elni akarnak a hangu-
lattal es az alkalommal az ed
dig szervezetlen munkasok.
A sztrajkok legnagyobb re-
szeben tekintelyes eredmenye-
ket ernek ell a munkasok es
mindket szervezett csoport "a
CIO es az AFL) olyan gyorsan
n0vekszik, amilyent az NRA
legszebb napjaiban sem mer-
tex remelni.
A CIO bekes hoditasa a ne
hez iparban tovabb tart es ha
Greeneket mem a gyil0letik
hanem az eszik kormanyoz.
max, akkor ebben az iparbar
a Lewisek elleni kuzdelmet fel.
adnak.
Ha a CIO az egesz nehez
ipart megkapna (aminthogy
meg fogja kapni minden bi.
zonnyal), az AFL meg mindig
millioszamra verbuvalhatna g
kis iparagakban munkaso.
kat, akik lazas sietseggel akar'
max a szervezetekhez csatla.
kozni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08
A FARMEREK SZINTEN

kitiino evet varhatnak, inert
nalunk koztudomas szerint
elelmiszerb6l nincs megfelelo
raktar. S Europanak szinten
Macy elelmiszer bevasarlasra
lesz sziiksege, hogy a haborura
fel legyen keszilve.
A jelenlegi magas arak mel
lett a farmerek meg akkor is
j6l keresnek, ha a mostani
ehbereket felfogjak a farm
munkasoknak enelni es min
den kilatas meg van ra, hogy
ezek az arak ervenyben ma
radnak. - - o.
Jogos az az aggodalom, ami
r6l mar irtunk ebben a rovat-
ban, hogy a foldmuvesek ujbol
tul fognak maid mindent ter
melni es jelenlegi jo araikat
sajat maguk lerantjak. .
Ha az ipari beke meg lesz
kul0n0sen ha a Wagner-tor.
veny joger6sse valik, a mum.
kaban levo emberek munka
idejet orszagszerte levagjak
sok szazezer enberre lesl
szikseg az iparban es kulono
sen a kereskedelemben, es alb
ban az esetben az oszre nen
lesz munkakepes munkatlanjs
az orszagnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08
ROSSZ SZOLGALATOT

tettek a munkasok ugyenek
azok a felelotlen elemek, anne
lyek a General Motors gyarai-
ban a munkasokat kihivtak,
inert a gyarral k0t0tt egyezseg
szerint csak harminc napos tar
gyalas utan lehet sztrajkra
gondolni.
Ugy latszik, hogy a szerveze-
tekbe furakodott kommunis-
tax mem ohajtjak a beket az
iparban es sikerul nekik it,
oft kellemetlen helyzetet csi-
nalni.
Ha az autogyarosoksazt lat
jak, hogy hiaba Kotnek seer
z6dest a munkasok szervezete-
vel, inert azokat be nen tart
jak, akkor teljes joggal tagad-
jak meg, hogy szoba alljanak
a szervezetekkel.
A General Motorsnal el0for-
dult multi heti sztrajkok iru-
gyet adtak Chryslernek, hogy
a szervezet kereset megtagadja
es t0bbizben nyilyanosan mu-
tatott ra, hogy a szervezet a
szavat es a szerzodeset mem
tartja, celtalan hat a szerzo-
des.
Csak olajat 'ontottek a tuzre
a detroiti hotel-munkasok, a
xix szinten szerzodesiik ellie
mere mentek XII a multi heten
ismet sztraj ajkolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08
MACYARORSZACON
BIZTOSAN

sokkal jobban tudjak, mint
ahogy mi latjuk, de messzir6l
es a kulf0ld hangulatabol
itelve a par het elott kipat-
tant nazi-puccs szenzacio a
nemzetre nezve nagyon sze-
rencsetlen eset volt.
A nazik magyarorszagi IL
gatasai es a kormany egy
ideig tarto latszolagos enge-
dekenysege erosen nyugtala-
nitotta az egesz Nyugat Euro
pat es, Austria is azert haj-
lando olyan konnyen Csehor-
szag keblere borulni.
Kil0nosen azert latszik sze-
rencsetlen dolognak minden
magyarorszagi nazi-torekves
es nazi iranyzat, inert Nyugat
Europaban ait hiszik, hogy
Hitlerek mem sokaig fognak
Europaban Mussolinival kozos
frontot kepezni. S ICY a ma
gyarok esetleges >nazi kacer-
kodasa Mussolinit elidegeniti
Magyarorszagtol bizonyos mer
| tekben.