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Evening star., 1937-10-07
LIQUOR LICENSE
NEAR SCHOOL HIT
Education Board Disap-
proves Application of Store
Near Payne Classes.

The Board OF Education yesterday
disapproved an application for a
liquor license for business establish
ment at BAL Fifteenth street south
east because of the stores proximity
to the Payne School.
At the same time the board ap-
proved a revised course on the effects
of narcotics and alcohol for the ele-
mentary schools. A similar course for
. the junior high schools was held over
ut the request of w. v. Mahoney of
the allied organizations, a dry group,
who asked for time to study the pro-
posed course.
Action on the license application
was taken on motion of Charles D.
Drayton, who delayed a decision at
the previous meeting to make a per-
sonal examination of the premises.
Opposition was not approved, how
ever, without warm debate.
J. H. Wilson, board member who
had also made personal inspection of
the premises, said he could not vote
against the application.
There are two stores right across
the street from the premises in ques-
ton that sell beer and they are gro
cery stores, stores that children will
and do go in," he said. This applica-
ton is for packaged sale and children
are not even to be permitted to enter
the store"
Henry I. Quinn, board member,
said he could never bring him.
self to believe that mere presence
Of a liquor store demoralizes children
and charged that, in his experience
before the Alcoholic and Beverage
Control Board, many school officials
opposed licenses because of their per-
sonal feelings about liquor instead of
acting on facts.
The members opposed the license,
3D.. Quinn and Wilson being the dis
senters.
In unique request for an lad
visory" Judgment, letter was read to
the board asking what the board S
attitude would be should a liquor
license be applied for in the 900 block
OF 0 street, across the street from the
Abbott Vocational School. The board
declined to pass judgment, Quinn
laughing, I'VE don't cross our bridges
till We come to them"
Supt. of Schools Frank w. Bal
lou said there had not been the
expected increase in enrolment this
Fall and he will conduct a spe-
cial investigation of the causes, look
Ing into the number of new pupils
and also the Withdrawals that may
have been occasioned by people leav-
Ing Washington or in sending their
children to private schools.
Evening star., 1937-10-07
MEAGER CLUES TRACED
IN TORTURE SLAYING
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LAKELAND, Fla, october City
and county police followed slim clues
today in their hunt for the torture
slayers of handsome, 20O-pound Doug
las Beane.
Assistant State Attorney J. C. Rog-
ers said he believed a band of men
tortured Beane, mutilated his body
and dumped him in lonely lovers
lane" near Lake Deeson. He said
brutality OF the crime indicated a
revenge motive.
Evening star., 1937-10-07
.ST|MS0N URGES
EMBARGO BY US.
Would Have America and
Britain Ban War Sup.
plies to Japan.
Es the Associated Press.

ES the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 7.-Former
Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson
today urged an immediate American
and British embargo on the shipment
of war materials to Japan.
Stimson, in strongly-phrased,
4,000-word letter to the New York
Times, declared that without such
shipments by the two countries jap
anese aggression would in all prob
ability be promptly checked and cease .
He charged that the United States
and the British Empire now we're sup
plying the bulk of Japan's war COM
modities in exchange for exports of
japanese raw silk.
"Chinas principal need is not that
something should be done by outside
Evening star., 1937-10-07

nations to help her. but that outside
nations should cease helping her
enemy" he said.
Stimson. who wrote the letter before
the State Department yesterday align
ed the United States alongside the
League of Nations by condemning the
japanese invasion of China, assalied
recent American neutrality legislation
as "a policy of moral drift" which
had gone far toward killing the in
huence of our country in the progress
of the world"
Evening star., 1937-10-07
from ear to ear with . sharp pairing
knife.
Buckley said there were no charges,
pending further questioning.

3,020,214 in y. S. in 1890.
When the first census Of the United
States was taken in 1870, the popu-
lation was 3,929.2l4.
Evening star., 1937-10-07

Trolley buses are supplanting street
cars in many cities in England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11
FORMER JUDGE TO TALK
NEGRO and Crime" Subject at st.
Monica's League Meeting.

The Negro and Crime" will be dis
cussed by former Judge James A.
Cobb at a meeting of St. Monicas
League at IL am. tomorrow in the
library of the Washington Cathedral
The Howard University Glee Club
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11
will sing. DR.. Arson Phelps Stokes
will preside at the meeting.

Belgium has a serious shortage Of
skilled textile workers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11
After Dark
Smart People, Smart Things, Smart Places
BY the Spectator.
Trade Mark REGISTERED, Q. q. Patent once

her Winter home in Wilmington, N. G.
Insists no one else will do
Not even Whiteman or Ray Noble,
Mrs. Francis?
Wonder who was the dark and
handsome lass at the Madrillon the
other night . the one who rhumbaed
so darn we'll she had a whole table
full of ringsiders screaming play an
other one. Quick" when Johnny
Shaw finished Say 81, Si.'
**'Most beautiful lass seen around
the midnight Fairgrounds In many q
moon :. let there be no argument
about 1t is that young English
water spaniel belonging to Eva Frisk,
who dances with the Eltons at the
Lotus -. What a personality has this
pup, what lovely eyes :. Beautiful is
too mild word to describe her .
Love, what are you doing to my heart?
E. :. Anyhow, if the dog turns up miss
ing the Eltons now know where to look
for her If any one gets the most
cordial greeting from Theon, the
Wardman Parks maitre d., it's Repre-
sentative Ralph Brewster and Mrs.
Brewster for Theon knows the
Maine Representative from way back
used to serve him at the Carlton
when Brewster was Names Governor
-. The current talk of the towns floor
shows is that Apache number they do
up at the Club Troika and before
1t could be done it was necessary for
half a dozen men to labor all day on
the floor SO young ladies tossed
about indiscriminately would not be
splintered in the enthusiasm of the
dance 80. If you hear some one say
How do you do, Mr. Bradley?" or
Greetings, Mr. Vanderbilt" up at the
Helgh-Ho, pay no attention The
salutation will only be for Leo, Heigh-
Hos suave headwaiter :. for some one
has given, or is going to give, Leo
horse, which horse, he says, will prob
ably make him a millionaire four or
i've times -. If he doesn't first go
broke buying hay :. Sande Williams
looked bit f1ustered the other night
:. When a couple of young lads asked
nm who his tailor is . as we'll he
might look flustered, for that certainly
was Sande who asked a news lad the
other eve just where in the heck he
could find good tailor Those
tangos Arthur Warren plays for the
young pipple at the Saturday tea
dances at the Wardman Park come
straight from the pampas Art has
a friend in the Argentine who sends
him South American hits before any
one else in the United States hears
about them =. Clifton and Woods, at
the Ell La Paree, dance a bolero to
music in 5/4 time . Don't know WHY
that sounds like a fascinating note,
but there it is :. Furthermore, pep
and pulchritude spell Kirk and Nadine"
Don't quote us, but the Raleigh
dance teams publicity says so -.
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Supper Club Notes

r. L PATIO-Portia c. Portar, who
~ has a fellowship from the JUL
lard School of Music to prove
her ability as composer. re-
mains to do Mexican and Spanish
dances as the high light of the eve
ning's entertainments Other fun and
dance music is supplied by Sande Will
liamS and his orchestra, group of
lads who do some bright song novel;
ties.
Club oika-Entertainment in a
gay Muscovite manner is the feature
here. The midnight show is high
lighted by an exciting Apache dance,
and the other shows are frightened
by other skits, Featured perform
ers are Zinaida Nicolina, Mischa
Markoff, Marusia Sava, Lolik and
Orlik, Yasha Nicogossoff and Capt.
Nick Hope.
X X X
Mayfiower Lounge-There's Sidneys
music for dancing at this spot that's
as pleasant one in which to pass an
afternoon or evening as you will find.
The boys are on hand until 7, and
after 10 pm, and there's piano music
at the intermission by Burrus Will
1ians.
X X
Height Club-The friendly, init
mate atmosphere, the cuisine, the
service, Leo and the smart music
make this favorite with the kerr
ridge trade. Dancing is to Pete Ma
eias' own orchestra, directed by Irv
Levick. The arrangements are by
Artie Humes, and there's incidental
entertainment by Burrus Williams,
Don Shook, Jimmie Nichols and Rutt
Eawn.
Lotus-There's a brand-new revue,
with only Joe Wong, the top-notch
Chinese comic, remaining from last
weeks show. New stars are the FL
tons, whose comedy adagio is some
thing to see. Al Norton is the master
Of ceremonies, there are songs by
Evelyn knight, and Bill Strickland's
Capitolians make the music.
y X
Shoreham HoteI-Lester Cole and
his midshipmen move in tomorrow
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for limited engagement as the floor
show headliners. Music for dancing
is, OF course, by Barnee and the Maxim
Lowe Orchestra.
X
Pail Mall Room-Little Sammy
Robbins and his orchestra continue
to play dance music as it should be
played. There are pleasant inter-
ludes of song by Marji Naylor.
Wardman Park Hotel-There's mu-
sic for dancing played sweetly and
smartly by Arthur Warren and his
orchestra, popular with lot of the
people up New York and Westchester
way. The Saturday tea dances are
fun.
Hi-Hat Lounge-The ROYAL Ha-
Waiians provide music for enter
talnment, featuring this week all the
tunes from Bing Crosby's new pic
ture, Waikiki Wedding" Helen NAL
colin is on hand, too, to contribute
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11

herd, chemist at the Bureau Of Stand
ards, OF a sample Of air collected at
an altitude Of 1914 miles by the crew
Of the National Geographic Society,"
Army Air Corps balloon Explorer II
in November 1885.
The analysis shows q slight but
significant change in the composition
OF the atmosphere as compared with
the normal proportions Of gases at
sea level" was explained by DR.. Ly-
man J. Briggs, director OF the Bureau
OF Standards, in announcing the COM
pletion Of the studies.
The chemical examination OF the
l.rgest sample of air ever obtained
from the shakespeare shows that no
hydrogen exists there, and that the
proportion Of oxygen is smaller than
in the lower atmosphere. There was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11

songs and neat work at the midget
piano.
Madrillon-There's bright music and
an atmosphere you'll like here, too.
Dance tunes are by Johnny Shaw and
his orchestra, with songs by Helen
Forrest, Russ Cullen and Elsie
Grignon.
Hamilton HOtel-Milton Davis and
his orchestra provide the dance music
at the Rainbow Room, which con-
tinues one Of the favorite downtown
dine ambulance spots.
Y X
La Paree-"KomedyK apers" is the
new show, headlined by Donald Doug
las, master of ceremonies and COM
edian. He's assisted by Jean Harlon,
and the featured dance team is Cliff
ton and Woods
Mayfair-Jack Campbell and Leo
Llsee provide the entertainment at
cocktail, dinner and supper time, and
they're a couple of lads who know
well the ways Of entertaining.
+
Manufacturers continuous mu-
sic and entertainment every night at
the cocktail lounge
X X
Casa Grande-Theres an old-fash-
Toned barn dance every Wednesday
night, with music by real hill billy
band. Other nights the dancing is
modern, to Bert Motley's music.
Old Fireside-Every Saturday night,
starting at 10 O'Clock, there's dancing
to music by the Melody Aces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11

has done it all has gone into con-
ference with himself, emerged with
bright new idea for adding beauty
where mere utility was the keynote
before the famous Shoreham
Planters Punch now appears with
diminutive umbrellas to shade the
dainty icebergs crushed together above
the tropic depths" va got some
thing there, Mr.. Shoreham Let
there be no doubt in your mind
Exterior decoration of interior deco
ration :.
'~ Harold Veo, Buddy Hartman and
Sid CoWan of Sidney's Mayfower Or
chestra are going to take night off
March 26 going to fly to st.
Augustine, Fla, to play at a party for
Mrs. Louise Wise Francis, who has
hired the same combination before 10
play at White Sulphur Springs and at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11

800 Comes now the newest wrinkle
IN super elegance . , the newest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11

an increase In the ratio of nitrogen
to oxygen.
Although scientists have studied the
matter Of atmospheric composition
for several years, DR.. Briggs explained,
they have hitherto been hampered be-
cause the region between the heights
OF l2A and 81 miles, which appears
to be of the greatest importance" is
almost inaccessible to the chemist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11
Tribe Women Like Sashes.

The women Of the Hausa tribe in
Africa confine great deal of their
love Of firery to bright-hued sashes
and much more clothing than many
American women wear. Their faces
are marked with handmade scars, q
painful, torturing ordeal.
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- REAT Jewellers, excellent COM
mon denominators and
f1e on the citizen who says
lowest common denoE1ina-
tors" are the midnight resorts
frequented by the village play-boys
and girls only when it's time to
play are the bars let down and
capital and labor, the classes and the
masses. sit side by side Heigh-Ho,
for instance, was practically young
political campaign the other eve
with half the room populated by famed
New Dealers, the other half by equally
famed Republicans =. with a few of
the Democratic contingent attempting
to bride the band into contributing to
the discontinue of the opposition by
playing Happy Days Are Here Again"
-. only to be disuaded by Pete Macias,
who announced he would allow the
Nation to fight its political battles
anywhere but in.the middle of Heigh-
Hos dance floor >. and down at the
Cartons Ell Patio, group of United
Mine Workers officials strolled in. sat
down within sneering distance of a
flock of prominent banking big-wigs,
Sneered not a sheer in the labor
capital lmbroglio, both under the spell
for the moment of Sande Williams
sleek music
49, Comes now the newest wrinkle
IN super elegance the newest
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hppllCd llOll VI tIlt
arts to the task
OF Frightening up
this work weary
world Out at
the Shoreham, in
that lounge dec
GRATED by Lady
Mendl, the lass
who started to
decorate Buck
ingham Palace
for the Duke of
Windsor when he
had a higher title
decor has hit a
new high
Gardner Moore
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Shakespeare Hop
PROBES Upper Air
Elements Differ
Hydrogen absent, Anal.
ysis of Explorer II
Sample Reveals.

The atmosphere OF the stratosphere
not only is far thinner than that in
which mankind lives but is of differ
ent composition, it is revealed as a
result Of an analysis by Martin Shep-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-02
(Folytatas a ak oldalr6L

(FolytataS a ak oldalroE
ia partban olyan kielezett vi
szaly van, ami a szenatusban
majdnem verekedest idezett fel
az utols6 orakban.
Hiaba probalja Farley az ell
lenzeket megnyugtatni, hogy a
kormany reszer6l a jovo evi
valasztasok alkalmaval ''bosz-
szut allni' senkin nem fOgnak,
nyilvanvalo, hogy az igenis
szandekaban all az elnOknek.
Erkolcstelenseg is lenne, ha
a part es a kormany egysege-
sen tamogatna olyan szenatort,
aki elkesereGett ellensege az vi
dealnek, inert az AIT jelentene,
hogy az elnok a programjat fell
ada.
Igenis meg kell a valasztokat
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A GYARAKBAN KORAI

fellendulest varnak, amely-
ben mem kis resze lesz a japan
kinai haborunak, ahonnan a
rendelesek maris erkeznek.
Japan idaig leginkabb ocska
vasat vasarolt, de ma mar
nagy acelrendeleseket ad lie a
gyaraknak, inert abbol gyor-
sabban tudnak fegyvereket es
municiot csinalni.
Termeszetesen mindket fel
nagyobb uzleteket ad az auto
iparnak (truck) es a reptile
gep iparnak egyel6re mindket
felnek van "a penze, hogy az
aruert fizessen.
De a belf0ldi viszonyok is
kedvez6ek, inert nyilvanvalo,
hogy a farmerek ez evben So
kat k0lthetnek az aut6-ipar
is fokozottabb er6vel fog az vi
modelleken dolgozni.
Az epit6 ipar fellendiileset a
par hete megszavazott Wag-
ner-fele ibillt6l remelik, ez a
rennenyseg azonban csak a ta-
vaSzra valhat valora.
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Legf6bb ideje lesz az 6szi doskodi rola hogy sztr

doskodik rola, hogy sztrajk
elott a vitat szovetsegi bi7ott-
sag el6tt kell targyalni es ez
a beke lehetoseget megadja.
Remelheto, hogy sztrajkra mem
kerul a sor a beremelesnek
legalabb egy reszet a munka-
sok megkapjak bekesen.
A multi heten is a sztra jkok
t0mkelege soport vegig a nem-
zeten S annyi a berharc, hogy
a hirszolgalati irodak keptele-
mex mindr6l beszamolni S azok
mem is kepeznek tobbe ujsagot.
Volt egy nehany sit-down
sztraJk, amiknek azonban We
get vetettek a birosagok 5 ket-
szazhetven olyan berharc volt,
amelyekben szaznal tobben vo-
nultak XII a munkabol.
Munkas-korokben nagy vesz-
tesegnek tartjak, hogy McGra-
dy Observation-Disclosures al
lamtitkar lemondott S allast
vallalt az ARC-nal, ahol a mum
kasUgyeket fogja intezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-02
MIKOR ELITELJTK

John L. Lewist, hogy az auto
munkasok konvenciojat Green
elleni lazitasra hasznalta, mem
tudunk jobb velemenyt monda-
nj Greenrol sem.
Az AFL legutobbi atlantai
vegrehajto bizottsagi gyiilesen
8 is a kimeletlen harcot hirdet-
tie s mem a ragadozo t6kes-osz-
taly, hanem a CIO ellen kivan-
ia a munkasokat vezetni.
A melto feleletet egy-ket seer
vezett6l mar megkapta, inert
az oAFL szeryezetei mem haj-
landok ERIE a hAborusagra
penzt adni. 31a
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A KET SZERVEZET K0ZTI

testverharcban a mutt heten
az AFL szenvedett vereseget
ket fronton, inert a tanitok
szervezete - bar benn maradt
az AFL-ben - ugy hatarozott,
hogy minden rokonszenve a
CIO mellett van.
Az akroni gummi gyari mum
kasok oriasi t0bbseggel a szo-
vetsegi Labor Board altal ell
rendelt valasztason szinten a
CIO mellett szavaztak s ez a
sors eri az AFL-t. majdnem
minden valasztason, mikor a
ket szervezet k0zt van alkalma
valasztani a munkasnak.
Nagyon sep eredmenyeket
ert ell a mutt heten is a se1yem
es miselyem-iparban a CIO,
inert a kisebb gyarak tucatjai
szerzodtek veliik New Jersey
es Pennsylvania allamban.
Tobb ilyen gyarban a sztrajk
tovabb tart, de a kiizdelem XII
menetele mem ketseges; a seer
vezetet mindenutt el fogjak is
merni.
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RADIO MtJSOROK
amerilxai magyarok reszere rO-
vid hullamon MagyarorszagrOl

Minden Rasarnap
Hullam 1852 - delel6tt 9--10
Hullam 32.88 - delutan IS
Minden Szerdan
Hullam 3288 - delutan Is
Minden Szombaton
Hullam 3288 - delutan 6--7
AMERIKAI MAGYAR MUSoR
Minden vasarnap
Delel6tt $3.50 WIND Chicago
DeleI6tt $50 WCBD Chicago
Delel6tt 1880 WV Akron
Delel6tt 1900 wADC Akron
D9lutan 100 WV Akron
Delutan 800 WWAE Chicago
Minden Hetfon
Este 500 WWAE Chicago
Minden Kedden
Este $50 WJBK Detroit
Minden Sheridan
D6lutan 500 WWAE Chicago
Este 1000 WNEW New York
Minden Csiit6rt0k6n
D6lutan 400 WWAE Chicago
Minden Penteken
D6Iutan $3.50 WWAE Chicago
Minden Sxonhaton ..S
Delutan sis WNYC New York
Delut&n 800 VICES Chicago
Este 1000 WNEW New York
A fentI 4lomssokat k0nnyen meg
kaphatja, ha radi6Jat
RESS ZENEUZLETEBEN
408 West Federal st. Youngstown, O
vas4rolJa
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az els6 nagy konvenciojan

S~~S SASO @~S~0y ~
beket es megertest kerestek.
Valoszininek latszik, hogy a
szervezet osszes frakci6i egyiitt
fognak mikodni es hogy a jo-
zan es mertekletes Martin ma
rad a nyeregben.
Ilyen celbol jelent meg Lewis
es a CIO minden mas nagysaga
a konvenci6n remelnink kell,
hogy a celjaikat elerik.
ANIMAL sajnalatosabb, hogy
John L. Lewis meg EFT a kon-
venciot is felhasznalta a gyu-
lolet es a hare hirdetesere, mi
kor csufolod6 iskolas gyerek
modjara Greent nyalas szaju
arulonak nevezte.
VIM. H. Green minden esetre
nagyon mersekelt tehetsegek-
kel. van megaldva, de arulonak
ostobasag nevezni.
Megelegedhetett volna John
L. Lewis egesz batran azzal,
hogy hadat iizent Fordnak, a
NIT erosen helyeseltek nemcsak
a delegatusok, hanem mind
azok, akik a munkasok SEER
vezkedeset ohajtjak.
A valasztasok egyebkent Ho-
mer Martin gyozelmevel veg
zodtek.
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HETI SZEMLE

egyenesen kerdezni, hogy vele
maradtak-e az eln0kkel, vagy
frontot valtoztattak es azokkal
vannak, akik az eln0k egesz
programjat gancsolni akarjak.
A polgarsag joga es koteles-
sege, hogy velemenyt mondjon
|e nagy vitaban es csalas lenne,
|ha ere mem adnanak neki al
kalmat, vagyis ha ugy tuntet-
mex fel a dolgot a jovo ev no
vembereben, hogy a nezetelte-
resek elmultak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-02
A GAZDASAGI VISZONYOK

tovabbra is a szokasos nyari
csokkenes hatasa alatt alnak
S a tozsdeken ismet estek az
ertekek.
Emelkedett ugyan a vasutak
forgalma, de ezt a b0seges ter
mes, mem pedig a fellendulo
uzlet okozta, inert minden mas
teren visszaesest eszleltek.
A kituno termes altalaban
mindenutt meg volt, de van
max egyes elemi csapassal sui
tott videkek peldaul Nebras-
ka mar segelyt kert a szovet-
segt6l a multi heten, inert a
szarazsag felegette a legeloket
es tonkretette a tengeri ter
NEST.
Minthogy az eszaknyugati
allamokban a vetes meg tai
pom van, felni lehet t0le, hogy
"a szarazsagok tovabbi karokat
okoznak.
Az altalanosan jo termes
hatasa alatt nemileg estek az
arak a multi heten, de a fold
muveseknek meg mindig mines
okuk a panaszra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-02
SULYOS HIBANAK KELL

tartanunk a CIO reszerol,
hogy mar ere az oszre pro-
gramba vettek a farm-munka-
sok megszervezeset, amire SEE
rintiink egyel6re sem a CIO,
sem az AFL mem kepes.
Elobb az ipari munkasokat
kellene szervezni, akik koziil
meg legalabb husz millio ma
sem tartozik egyik szervezethez
sem csak azutan lenne sza-
bad a farm-munkasokra gon-
dolni.
A munkaserdekeknek sziikse-
giik van ra, hogy a farmer vi
dekek kongreszmanjei tamo-
gassak azokat a t0rvenyhozas-
ban, felesleges tehat egyel6re
ellenszenvet- kelteni a SERVE
zetek ellen a farmerban.
Lewis ezzel a lepessel a far
mer-labor partnak akar ked-
veskedni Minnesotaban Is meg
egy-ket eszaknyugati allam-
ban, val6szinu azonban, hogy
EFT a politikai baratsagot dra-
gan meg fogjak a munkasok
fizetni.
! A foldmiivesnek mem az az
erdeke, ami a varosi proletar-
max 6s ha egyelore hajlando is
a szervezkedest es a szocialis
javaslatokat tamogatni, az elso
alkalommal a munkasok ellen
fog fordulni, mikor a sajat er-
dekeit latja veszelyben.