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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20

bait hoznak a munkasra.
IsIneretes, hogy, van az uj-
sagoknak egy szervezete, amely
hetenk&nt pr6ba-szavazast rem
dez a. orszagban. Minthogy
egy Gallup nevu egyen all az
ellen, Gallup-szavazasnak szok-
tax nevezni. Eek a szavaza-
sok olyan pontosan Is lelkiis-
meretesen vannak vezetve,
hogy az 0sszes fek-pr6baszava-
zasok k0ziil az volt az egyet-
len, amely Roosevelt novem-
beri Macy gy6zelmet el6re je-
lezte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20
DE Az ELLENZEK
TOBBSEGE

mem ezekb6l kerul XII. A
kivaltsagos osztaly vegre al
kalmat es urJgyet lat ARA,
hogy az "alkotmany" zasz-
laja alatt az elnok politikai ha
talmat megt0rje es azert csi-
nalnak. mestersegesen "alkot-
manyvalsagot' a kerdesb6l.
Ostoba hazugsag .termesze-
tesen. hogy a Supreme Court
megpakolasa diktatort. .csinal-
hatna az elnokb6l, inert tudja
mindenki, hogy a Supreme
Court mem hozhat akkor sem
torvenyeket, ha az elnok mem
hat, hanem hatvanhat bir6t
nevez XII.
A toryenyeket azontul is
csak a kongresszus hozhatja
S az eln0k legfeljebb javasla.
tokkal allhat el6, S j6va hagy.
hatja, amt a kongresszus ha
taroz. Es csak azutan keru
egy-egy torveny a legfels6 bi
rosag ele, hogy annak alkot
manyossagat az eldontse.
A diktaturat ezideig az az d
oreg ember csinalta, akik {
nemzet haromszori valaszta
son kinyilatkoztatott akarata
val nyiltan es a legnagyobl
megrogzottseggel ellene szegii
tex S ideje, hogy azokat clio
ditsak a nemzeti akarat utja
boil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20
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4 most sfogja-ea d szakadAst
felid6znf, vagys kes6bbre i1a-
Iasztja, inert wi e. pillafiatban
ketsegtelenriek latszik, /; l1ogy
javaslatat az eredeti' forrn6ja-
ban ezen az iilesszakon el
nen afogadjak. SOY ~a' So
Ha Roosevelt rragaszkodik a
hat nj bir1hoz,' akkor q sza-
kadast 8 akarja es s idezi fel,
l1a azonban hajland6 ket- eset-
leg harom III bro kinevezese-
vel beerni, akkor tovabb is
fennmaradhat q part mester-
seges es latszolagos egysege.
Igaz, hogy a javaslat ellen
zeke egy uj bro kinevezeset is
ellenzi, de ha az elnok hal
lando megalkudni, keresenek
egy reszehez a sziikseges t0bb
seget biztosan megkapja.
Igaz, hogy a nagyt6ke mem
tett fel mindent egy kartyara
es a takarekossagi mozgalom-
Dol is szeretne ilyen eles ker-
dest csinalni, valoszinu azon-
ban, hogy a k0ltsegvetesen
meg tudnanak az. elnok es a
kormanyzo demokrata part
tobbsege egyezr1i. -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20

egy nagy acelgyarban kizar6-
lag, q fiiggetlen szervezet fog
a munkassag nev6ben,. tar
gyalni, de oriasi hibanak es
vegteleniil szerencsetlen Iepes-
mex tartjuk, hogy., mem q mum
kasok voltak,, akik a t0rveny
alkalmazasat kertek, hanem
Ok, pr6baltak ellene szegiilni
az erdekiikben hezott t0rveny-
mex.
A Wagner-tor9eny tKoztudo-
mas szerint kimondja, hogy
amelyik szervezet negkapja a
munkas-szavazatokss 0tFenegy
szazalekat, az KIZAReLAGO-
SAN targyal az 0sszmunkas-
sag neveben.
Ez igazsagos t6rveny, amely-
mel t0bbet mem is kerhetnenek
a munkasok Ia szavazAst q
Federal Labor Board ellen6r-
zese alatt intezik), S ez alkal-
mad ad ra, hogy becsiiletesen
vezetett munkas-szervezetek az
ipar minden munkasat meg
szervezzek.
Ha azonban maguk a mum
kasok szallnak szembe itt-ott
ezzel a torvennyel, akkor a
polgarsag AIT fogja latni,
hogy felel6tlen elemekb6l all
a szervezetek vezerkara, S
elobb-utobb meg fogjak a seer
vezetek szabadsagat es fiigget-
lenseget' fekezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20
MAGA AaSIIPREME
COMT saigyia

{. talan 1 heten, italian a k5vet-
kez6 heten hirdeti II. hogy mi
q becses ve1emenyes 4 tarsada1.
mi biztositasr6ll, ami most mar
t6rveny nsegyyenot .allamban, $
ez IS hatassatlh lt s lesz q nagy
"a Il ,s' aotaldik" 'ttlsiiii" bira iy4lnst 4
liberalisokkal fog !, szayazni,
ujb6l ;iyolteni kezd maid a
reakci6. hogy ime, nincs sziik-
seq ). vi !. .bir6kra, inert q
Supreme Court ma mar mem
all a haladas ,ltjaba. 3,n.,,
AIT is mondjak, hogy, Van
de vanter. es Switzerland, a
ket reakcios oreg lemondanak
a k0zeli napokban, S ez maga
eleg alkalmat ad az elnoknek,
hogy a bir6sagot formalja a
maga kepere.
Talan ez az egyetlen leheto-
seget nyujtana ra, hogy a
nagy hare elulj0n, inert ez
esetben mem lenne siirg6s
szukseg az vi birokra es a
lassubb, de gy0keresebb al
kotmany-m6d 6dositasra lehetne
gondolai.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20
A MULTI HETEN A CIO

a Jones and Laughlin acel-
uzem $1,000 munkasat XII
emelte a munkabol, S csak az
esetben mutatkozott hajlando-
max a bekere, ha a J. and L.
KIZARoLAGOS kepvisel6nek
ismeri el a CIO-t. (Az acel-
truszttal mem ilyen szerz6dest
csinaltak. inert oft a CIO
CSAK A SAJAT TAGJAINAK
A NEVEBEN szerz6d0tt.)
A Jones and Laughlin ceg
hajland6 volt az aceltruszttal
egyforma szerz6dest csinalni,
ezzel azonban mem ertek be a
vezerek.
Ere a ]. and L. felajanlotta,
hogy rendeljenek ell a Labor
Board felugyelete alatt a
Wagner-torveny alapjan szava
East, es amennyiben a mum
kasok t0bbsege a CIO mellett
fog szavazni, hajland6k lesz-
mex KIZARoLAGOSAN a CIO-
val szerz6dni.
Ebbe ket ntpig ne1n egyez-
tex belle a munkas-vezerek
vagyis Ok szegiiltek ellene an
max a t0rvenynek, amelyet
annyi kinos kiizdelem utan
nyertek el vegre a munkasok.
Szerencsere Washington
nyomasra el6vettek a jobbik
esziiket es a szavazast XII
LJOK, HOGY Macy
t6bbseget 4og kapni = szava-
Jason a CIO, s ezzel vegre
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20
A. MULTI HETEN ARIA

szavaztattak lie a polgarsag
keresztmetszetet, hogy Silk
segesnek latjak-e a munkas-
szervezetek szabalyozasat, azok
szovetsegi ellen6rzeset, S a
sztrajk alkalmazasanak a kor-
latozasat.
A szavazas eredmenye AIT
n1utatja., hogy ma a nemzet
SO szazaIeka sziksegesnek lat
ia a munkas-szervezetek in
korporlasat, amely a vagyoni
felelosseget hozna magaval,
sziiksegesnek latja a sztrajk-
jogok kDrlatozasat IS a mum
kas-szervezetek megrendszaba-
lyozasat.
Ez a szavazas mem ilyen
eredmennyel jart volna, ha
nem lettek volna sit down
sztrajkok, ha egy-egy sit-down
sztrajkban mem alkalmaz-
tax volna ismert gangsztereket
es ha a sztraj ajkolok itt-ott mem
zartak volna h a gyartulajdo-
nosokat a gyarakbol.
Ha mar most a munkassag
a sajat es eleg igazsagos es
eleg radikalis Wagner-t0rve-
nyet lis athagja, akkor a j6-
v6ben mem a polgarsag SO, ha-
mem 11agyobb szazaleka fordul
a szervezetek ellen, S akkor a
tobbseg nyomasa alatt q
kongresszus' a rendszabalyokat
torvenybe+ iktatja.o aatnsi4sa
HA ERIE VAN SZtJKSECE
a munkasnak, ha AIT akar-
jak, hogy a sztrajk korlatlan
jogat elyegyek toliik, ha ait
akarjak, hogy a munkas-szer-
tFolytatas az Six 'oldalon)
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-09-03
Denies Shooting
 Movie Director
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
 LOS ANGELES. Sept. Mrs. Charlotte Shelby teStifying in de- fease of a civil suit made q point blank denial today that she shot to death William Desmond Fay Tor. famed movie director who had guided her daughter Mary Miles Minter to screen fame. Mrs. Shelby was testifying against the $48,750 recovery suit of her sec ond daughter, Mrs. Margaret Fill more, who contended she once accepted $l3.3OO from her parent as compensation for protecting her in the Taylor case.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-09-03
Japanese Threaten To Start
 Bombardment Directly In Front
 Ofu.S., Other Foreign Warships
(By The Associated Press)

SHANGHAI, Sept. 3-The Jap anese navy threatened to open a heavy bombardment from battle positions directly in front of Am erican and other foreign war ships, bringing them squsrely in to the line of fire. The Japanese naval spokesman sad that the fleet, rather than continue to take a heavy pounding from Chinese land batteries, would shift into positions where t could reply ad-
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-09-03
CCC Survey and Organization Completed In North
Japan's s New War Budget Amounts
 Near 800 Million
(By The Associated PreSs)

TOKYO, Sept. 3-The Japan eSe cabinet today approved an emergency war budget of six hundred million dollars to push their undeclared war against China This huge appropriation amounted to more than Japan spent on the last Sino-Japanese and Russo-Japanese wars com bined.
 Thirty supplementary budgets were also approved which raised the war total to seven hundred sixty two million six hundred thousand dollars.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-09-03
Government And Rebels Both Claim
 Another Victory
(By The Associated Press)

HENDAYE, Sept. 3-Both the Spanish government and insur- gents laid claim to a victory in a major battle in the struggle for the domination of the Aragon front. Together, their contradic- tory reports filed, made a graphic picture of the combat, centered on a huge circular battlefield in a region of dry lakes, about tWel- ve miles south of Zaragoza, mid way between the insurgent stronghold, and government be- leaguered Belchite
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-09-03

equately, regardless of the dan- ger to which it exposed foreign warsh.p5.
 The spokesman charged the Chinese with using trench mor- tars and field artillery to bomb- ard the Japanese and occupied Hongkaw without warning, kill ing many Japanesa civilians and woundirg two consular officials. This, ha said demanded definite Jap9nese retribut.on.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-09-03

Today'S sinking of the British tanker, Woodford, yesterdays sub marine attack on the British des- troyer Havock, the recent tor pedoing of dozen foreign yes selS in the Mediterranean waters have brought Europe face to face with one of the most puzzling crisises in history.
 No nation admits responsibility for the sub and yet it stands to reason that the undersea boat is not acting independently. The Geneva conference will attempt to find out what power is giving that submarine or submarines or ders and why.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-09-03
Sets Two New Boat
 Speed Records
fBy The Associated PrasS)

LOCARNO, Switzerland, Sept. 3-For the second time in two days. Sir Malcolm Campbell, smashe ed the world record for un- limited hydroplanes, Thursday, averaging l294l64 miles an hour. Wednesday, the 52 year old Brit on had smashed Gar Woods mark by averaging l257959 miles per hour. Sir Malcom also holds the automobile speed record.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-09-03
67 ID. Midget Gives Birth To Normal
 , ]b. Baby Girl
tEv The Associated Pressl

fSy The Associated Pressl
 MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. Birth of a normal 5 pound girl to mid get mother weighing ST pounds was reported. The infant, deliv- cred through a Caeserian opera ton was well The mother, Mrs. Frank Defino was reported do- ing well at Abott hospital, where the birsh reportedly occurred last Tuesday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-09-03
New York Mob Tries Lynch Man
 Subway Station
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated PreSS)
 NEW YORK, Sept. IA mob of one thousand persons tried to lynch fifty-one year old Queens laborer in the Fourteenth Street subway station, when a woman screamed he's masher and sex maniac. Police had to fight thru a frenzied throng to rescue the man who was badly beaten. He was charged with disorderly con duct. The woman carried baby in her arms.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-09-03
To Build Shelter Cabins

Shelter cabins for reindeer herders will be built along the north boundary of the Kivalina reindeer range. Throughout the northumberland area there will be sod igloos built. Log cabins are planned for the Eastern end of the line on the Noatak River where the most northern stand of timber is found. Other improve ments such as corrals and hand ling pens are planned at strateg- ic points, stated MT. Burdick.
 25 Men Be Employed On
 Predatory Animal
 Control Work
 Twenty five men will be em- ployed under Logan Varnell on predatory animal control work. Wolves were present on the range last winter in considerable numbers and a determined effort is to be made this winter to clean them out If successful in this sec tion, the program will be vigor- ously pushed farther inland on the caribou range, next summer, he said.
 Inspects Coal Deposits
 At Wainwright
 MT. Burdick reports a most in teresting time spent at Vain wright where conditions were dis cussed with the traders there. Dick Hall furnished boat which made it possible to inspect the coal deposits on the Kuk River, where a few hundred sacks of coal are sacked annually by the Eskimos. MT. Hall runs a good roadhouse and can fry fine rein deer steak with all the trimm-
 (Continued on Page Three)
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-09-03
Durdick Gives Details Of CCC
 Survey From kotzebue to Barrow
 Organization Completed, Working

Charles C.. Burdick, who re- turned to Nome September 1st, via plane from Kotzebue and Barrow, in an interview given the Nome Daily Nugget, reported most satisfactory trip with all conditions pointing toward a very successful CCC program for the Arctic section of Northwest ern Alaska, and that construction of range improvements on rein deer ranges and predatory ami mai control will be the main points in the program.
 Makes g Day Survey
 MT. Burdick left Nome, Aug ust llth via plane for the North country and after spending few days at Kotzebue perfecting the organizational set-up there, he left with Dr. Wagner in Fer guson Airways plane piloted by Morris King on nine day sur vey trip as far as Barrow, to con- tact and discuss the program with the white traders, Office of In- dian Affairs teachers, and local Eskimos. Stops were made at ev- cry Eskimo village and local con- ditions discussed with leading local persons.
 Pt. Hope Air Field
 MT. Burdick said that a 5000 foot runway emergency landing field is planned for the Pt. Hope settlement. This can be complet- ed with very little labor and no machinery. The location of the field is on the gravel bars at the edge of the village. Small planes can now land there but small amount of work will make an emergency field for any size plane.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-09-03
Mystery Submarine, Sinking Vessels
 In The Mediterranean Precipitates
 Most Puzzling Crisis History Europe
(By The Associated Press)

ATHENS, Greece, Sept. 3-The submarine menace of the Medit- ,erranean, the dreaded mystery submarine, sent another vessel to the bottom last night and brot Europe to the verge of a new crisis. The ship to fall victim to the mystery subs attack was the freighter Molangoveff. The freight CT, was carrying coal to France.
 What power operated that sub marine, who objective that sub marines commander had in sink ing Mediterranean shipping indis eriminately, those are the queS- tions that will be taken up next week at Geneva when Britain, France, Russia, Italy, Greece and Turkey meet, in an emergency conference.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-09-03

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-08

meets-girl theme thing Of beauty
1t has the fresh zest of the clean Irish
countryside, the cool restfulness of
woods and deep blue lakes, the re-
freshing warmth Of a wholesome ro-
nance.
There are poignant moments in
Wings Of the Morning." moments
that put lump in the throat and
then there are other moments of keen
and zestful good humor that replace
the lump with good, hearty laugh
And everything about the film has
been blended with def hand by Di-
rector Harold Schuster-a def hand
that has produced a picture full OF
quaint loneliness and even more than
considerable charm.
Il 4
CONTRIBUTING further 10 the
pleasant beauty that is wings of
the Morning" is Annabella, the elfinly
lovely French star, who plays the
Gypsy lass Of the piece with a COM
bination of dignity and the gay
canine that is reminiscent Of Berg
ner. We did considerable raving
about Annabella when one Of her
French pictures was here a while back,
and the raves still stand. With or
without technicolor she's lovely to
look at.
And we almost forgot to mention the
technicolor, which means it Is 4 fine,
natural coloring that doesn't intrude
upon and detract attention from the
story. 1t does marvellous things with
Annabella, though, and with the
wealth Of the Emerald Isles emerald
beauty which contributes lavishly to
Wings Of the Morning."
It also adds color to the excitement
Of Derby day at EPSON Downs and it
doesn't intrude when John McCor-
mack brings his still fine tenor voice
onto the scene with Believe Me If All
Those Endearing Young Charms and
Killarney" Director Schuster, Incl
dentally, has contributed a moment of
rare beauty to one of Mr.. cCormack' s
songs. Watch for it and feel q catch
In your breath
In addition to Schuster's story-tell-
ing dizziness and to TechnicoIor, Ann
abella has profited by support from
some skilled players, including Henry
Fonda. Irene Vanbrush, Stewart Rome
and Helen Haye.
X 4 4
IT BECOMES increasingly difficult to
write about stage shows when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-08
Main Virtue
Of New Film
Is Herbert
That Mans Here
Again" at the
Metropolitan.

KR. HUGH HERBERT Is not
M too happily situated in THAT
w Mans Here Again." the new
motion picture at the Metro
politan, but he is, after all, Hugh
Herbert This means there Is a
modicum of amusement in the film.
for whenever Mr.. Herbert is on hand
you can be assured of reasonably
generous supply Of laughs.
The Herbert portrait of a wacky
bill-dodger who plays godfather to
the elevator operator and his young
love is in the true Herbert tradition
mad, jittery and likeable Also COM
pletely hilarious. The only difficulty
is that there Is more to the picture
than Mr.. Herbert and when the
cameras are not pointed at him there's
not much to become excited over.
That Mans Here Again" may not
become boring. but neither does it
grab its own bootstraps and lift itself
above the program picture class. Its
length, mere SIS minutes. seems to
indicate it was aimed for double bills
and who are we to say 1t couldn't
hold up the heavier end of a dual.
On its own it has to depend upon
Mr.. Herbert and he can't help any
when the emphasis shifts to the other
two people most concerned and their
minor love affair.
Amusing enough, this film may be
at times, but it's far from an au-
spicious debut for little Mary Ma
guire Of Australia. It Is enough, how
ever, to show Aim fans in this country
why the Hollywood producers brought
Miss Mcguire Of these shores. She's
nice to look upon, has an engaging
smile, possesses considerable acting
ability and has that magnetic some
thing for which nobody yet has
thought up q word which would
stick.
The Metropolitan's program includes
also that fine short subject devoted
to the beginnings of the Constitution,
Servant Of the People," and a
musical short with Peter Van Steedens
Orchestra and the funniest line that's
bounced from the screen in weeks.
II only you recognize it. H. M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-08

tnaC the picture, winch opened yes.
terday at Loew's Capitol, is another
TT Happened One Night" or another
''Mr. Deeds" Those statements seem
q bit over-enthusiastic, but that still
leaves room for Woman Chases Man"
to be very fine comedy. 1t is precisely
that and If 1t had come along earlier
In the chain Of laughter pieces from
Hollywood, 1t would have deserved
even louder praise. II one must have
comparisons land the begetters of the
MIN started them) this latest Goodwin
opus is more Of piece with MY Man
Godfrey" and Theodore Goes Wild"
The stars who 60 wild in this case
are Miss Hopkins and Joel McCrea.
Hollywood has kept them in the mood
indigo for so long that one is startled
to see them 60 suddenly berserk.
Both Of them, 1t turns out, are splen-
did at tree climbing, rough and tum-
bic wrestling, light love-making and
heavy play drinking All of these
are important things that one might
never have known had not Woman
Chases Man" come along to jar the
republics liver with untameable
mirth. The things Charles Winninger
does are quite expected Of him. But
not 50 Ella Logan. She has danced
before and been piquantly comic but,
we ask you, did you know that she
bites men on the ankles to keep them
from climbing trees they shouldn't
climb?
The wear and tear on the cast Of
the picture Is reported to have been
terrific. The way they go falling out
Of trees. plopping each other in the
face with telephones, and wrecking
houses with their wrestling makes the
reports easily believable. 1t is rough
house, slapstick and funny. Because
it Is all Of these you can forgive it
for being made to a formula that
you're afraid is going to be common
place some day.
Apart from the four principals
mentioned, Woman Chases Man"
marks the maiden voyage Of Broderick
Crawford on the tempestuous cinema
seas. Mr.. Crawford, Helen Broderick's
son df you didn't know that mani
tests quite 4 7est for his part in the
picture. And, with Linton Wells team
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-08

Miss Gaynor is concerned. Techni-
color makes her more beautiful than
she has ever been before, a rather
surprising redhead, whose beauty Is
just what the tinted film has needed
to look its very best. But Miss Gay.
nor brings to the picture something
far more imposing than mere loveli-
ness, namely, an ability to interpret
with high intelligence q finely writ
ten role. Early in the picture she
manifests flair for mimicry that
maybe you did not know she pos
sessed. You'll realize it at once when
you hear her and see her aping Kath-
arine Hepburn down to the last
twang of those nervous little ade-
Modal speeches. Mae West and
Greta Carlo are neatly copied by
Miss Gaynor, too.
March, as the dying star, gives
every bit as fine a performance, one
OF the best In a career rather copi-
ously decorated with such things.
DISBURSEMENT, which comes with
his ability to see through the make
believe clear own to the strain and
heartbreak of screen success, never
rohS him of capacity for tender
ness nor takes from him a pleasant
mocking kind OF gayety. In this
part March reverses his actual life
on the screen to date, but 1t never
wavers from the truth as he prob
ably has seen it in other careers.
The supporting parts are excel
lently played throughout.
"A Star Is Born" is the first modern
story (sure, it's debatable) in techni-
color 1t is definitely enhanced in
Its every value as result. The
color, for all its pleasantness to the
eye. never obtrudes upon the story
Like a well-reared child (parents
please copy, it asks for attention
only at such times as it is the main
item OF the moment
The picture is one for which the
public has waited a long time. 1t
was worth waiting for. but not a
minute longer than it takes you to
get your affairs in such shape that
you can run down to the Palace.
There are short subjects, too. Good
ones.