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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-20

States to whom we can be thank full as much as to any one else for this great piece of social legisla- ton that stood the test of a genera tion," he said, land that man Is MT. Charles Evans Hughes, chief justice of the supreme court of the United States. It was Chief Jus tice Hughes, heading an investiga- ton, who made recommendations from which our sound insurance policy was built"
 Landon accused the President ot "impulsive quarter backing" in the international situation, and added;
 Rightly, we may ask the question the world is asking, how far does he intend to go? ...
 Congress adopted a neutrality act at the last session. The Presl. dent took 1t upon himself to repeal the principle of that act. Nov the job for the congress will be t< decide whether the Presidents owr' policy is to be followed or whether we are to adhere to the policies which the last congress adopted"
 Reviews Situation
 Reviewing the situation facing the forthcoming special session oi congress, he said:
 "In making his announcement, the President outlined commendabls purposes. But how is he going tc achieve them? First, of. course, he asks for more power.
 "IIis government reorganization bill, regardless of what he has saie about 1t. has for Its main purpose the placing of practically every federal employe undner the thuntt of the President, to be hired alaS fired at his discretion.
 "It would also place the semi. judicial commissions under the con- troI of the executive. It will pre-. cipitate another controversy just as important as that which occurred in regard to the supreme court, be. cause once again he strikes at the very heart of constitutional repre- sentative government
 If we are to go forward from here, 1t must be under the practica guidance of the constitution. MT Roosevelt asks for more power, anc still more power, to accomplish hil purposes, As long as ne uses lack of power as an alibi, we will never make any real progress.
 We have had Q New Deal. Nov what we need most in America < new yardstick-a yardgtick ts measure the ability ana the accom-. plishments as well as the good in- lions of public officials"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-20

Francis P. Guilfoile, and many for. mer city officials were in attend ance.
 Fusion Conferees
 During last-minute recess fol consideration of filing an amend ment before the judge took the mo- ton to quash under advisement counsel for the Culhane faction in- cluded the following conferees: For mer Assistant Attorney General Er. nest L. Averill, Hugo Guastaferri attorney for Miss Egan; John F McLinden, an associate; John F Tobin, and the chief of counsel Richardson Bronson.
 Indications of the trend of yes' terday's proceedings arc shown b, the denial of the motion to quasi which Judge Dickenson made lat' yesterday as follows:
 Quash Motion Decision
 The decision on the motion to quash turns largely on the rulings in Comedy ex rel Harrison vs Will son, 116 Conn.,, 36. In that case the Supreme Court record disClos- es that the complaint contains no reason for 8 recount other than that there were discrepancies In the count and that the fact was called to the attention of canvassing official who refused to make a new canvass.
 While no motion to quash was filed in that case and the suffi- ciency of the alternative writ not so tested, yet the court accepted 1t as sufficient complaint upon which to base a judgment and treated 1t In that judgment as sufficient If supported by proof of the fact alleged.
 This disposes of grounds one, two and four of the motion.
 On General Moderator
 Ground three Is that mo facts are alleged which claim that the General Moderator has not acted in compliance with the dlscre- tl0nary powers vested in him as such General Moderator"
 Paragraph eleven of the alter native writ sets up that discrep- ancies exist In the Moderator's re- turn and in other returns and certificates and in the voting ma chimes. Paragraph 22 alleges that the number of ballots as certified by the Moderator does not agree with the number of votes cast as indicated by the several prOtec- tive and public counters appear ing on the machines. Paragraph 23 alleges that the number of votes cast for the several relatOrs as candidates as indicated by the certified return filed by the Mod eratOr does not correspond with the number of votes as indicated upon the voting machines. Para graph 2S-A alleges that the vote for the relatOrs and their re- spective opponents was erroneous Iy recorded by the voting ma chimes. Paragraph 2S-B alleges that the vote for the relators and their respective opponents was err0neOusly recorded by the Mod orators.
 All these allegations the motion to quash perfOrce admits. If true. they constitute discrepancies within the meaning of the statute and indicate that whatever discre- ton the Moderator has in rela- tiOn to a re-canvass ef the vote has been abused.
 The motion to quash Is denied.
 DiCkenson, VA Judge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-20
ATTORNEY SULLIVAN

New Haven, Conn, Oct. 20.-(UP) Attorney James T. Sullivan has been appointed counsel for the Con- necticut Home owners Loan Cor poration, State Manager Thomas 6 Hickey announced today.
 Sullivan succeeded EranVs c. Aonahan, who resigned to enter pri- vate business.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-20
HAS NO COMMENT

Chester, Conn, Oct. 2o-(UP)- Newly elected Republican Sta te Committee Chairman Benjamin E. Harwood said today under present circumstances I frankly prefer to make no comment at this timeFon MT, Landon's address of last night"
Evening star., 1937-02-06

If you are building q new house this Spring or
ore ponnng new screens for your present home,
you will be wise and save considerable money
to order them now while our low Winter prices
ore in effect An additional advantage to you
will be thot they will be completed and ready
for installation early in the Spring when you
will need them.
You will not be billed until they ore installed,
and Deferred Payments moy be arranged.
These screens will be made by experts and Of
the very best materials in our modern screen
factory thot hos furnished screens for many Of
Woshneton's better homes.
Evening star., 1937-02-06

tries will not be merely on paper or
planned in the minds Of architects,
but will be photographs Of actual
building and decorating jobs that have
been completed prior to the closing
date.
One Of the main reasons for the
competition, according to the insti-
tute, is that such work In glass has
been guided up tu now only by the
individual ideas Of isolated architects.
The results Of these efforts, they say,
are undoubtedly good, but by collect
ing the best work Of ingenious archi-
tectS the country over, and possibly
publishing the results, glass designing
and construction will be greatly bene-
fitted.
One purpose Of the competition Is
rather a summing up Of the progress
Of glass designing to date. enabling
instructive literature and data to
overtake the 7-league-boot progress
made by this new building medium
in the past 16 months.
Thirty-three award have been set
in the following classif1cationS: For
the use Of glass IN residential build
ing, commercial building, industrial
building. public building and the gen.
eral use Of glass as an element Of
decoration. Each award will consist
Evening star., 1937-02-06
20 new PRODUCTS
IN AIR.CONDITIONING
Group Of American Radiator Co.
Is Largest of Any Manu-.
facturer.

Srecial Dispatch to The Star.
BUFFALO, N. Y. February en-
q review Of products that extended
from a rococo radiator and cum
bersome, rusty heating boiler Of the
gagy COS to designs for baby blue
central unit and q prismatic solar
radiator for the future, American
Radiator Co. last week introduced
here 20 new products for air condi-
tioning, the largest group Of products
ever to be presented at one time by
any manufacturer in the building in
dustry.
Featured in the group, which was
shown at a national convention OF
the company in the Hotel Statler,
was the first model Of the solar radia-
tor, a stream-lined unit ready for the
market to provide solar radiations
within the home as a part Of air
conditioning.
Introduction of the products at this
time, following seven years Of research
during depression years, was the first
step in a national campaign by the
company to create q greater interest
in better housing, particularly in the
lower income brackets, according to
Arthur r. Herske, vice president and
general manager Of sales.
With building in the country on the
increase, the manufacturer Of ma
terials and equipment has q double
responsibility to introduce sound
products in his field and properly
Evening star., 1937-02-06
BUILDING GAINS CITED
Increase Of 61.3 Per Cent in 1885
Is Revealed in Report.

For the full year of 1895 both resi-
Dental and non-residential building
showed sharp gains over 1885. The
increase for the two classes Of build
ing combined amounted to 6i.3 per
cent. according to the Alexander Ham
ilton Institute. Last year repre-
sented the third consecutive year Of
expansion. As compared with the low
for the depression in 1888, the volume
Of building in 1885 was 176.1 per cent
larger and it exceeded the volume in
any year since 1880. At the same
tir4e building activity in 1886 repre-
sented the recovery Of only part Of
the ground lost In the slump after
1928. The amount of building last
year was equal to only 42.1 per cent
Of the record high total In 1928.
Evening star., 1937-02-06

Of . very finely executed medallion
in glass, designed by Sidney Waugh,
well-mown New York sculptor, and
individually engraved by the finest
glass craftsmen in the country at
Corning, N. Y. In addition, the owner
Of the apartment houses, factories or
other subjects that win awards will
be presented with . certificate suit
ably inscribed.
The competition. which Is open to
all architects, designers and interior
decorators, will Be judged by the fol-
lowing authorities: Architects: Edward
D. Stone, New York City; Philip Brooks
Maher, Chicago; william Wilson
Wurster, San Francisco; Maurice Fa-
ito, Florida. Interior Decorators: VIII
liam r. Moore, Chicago: Francis H.
Lenygon, New York City. Industrial
Designer: Walter Dorwin league, New
York City.
Evening star., 1937-02-06
INTEREST INTENSE
IN GLASS CONTEST
Uses for Construction of All
Kinds Are Sought by
Institute.

Intense interest has been aroused
in architectural circles over the coun-
try by the first co,npet;tion to date
to offer awards for the use Of glass
as . material for building and con-
struction Of all kinds, as well as q
decorative medium.
Sponsored by the Pittsburgh Glass
Institute Of Rockefeller Center. New
York City. and conducted for tho
institute by the Architectural Forum
magazine. tho competition will close
April 80. and all entries must be sub
mitted by then. Unlike other de-
signing and building awards. the en-
Evening star., 1937-02-06

present them to discourage jerry
building and to introduce improved
products to stimulate an interest in
better housing. he said.
He pointed out that while building
increased 81 per cent last year, it was
Evening star., 1937-02-06

still only IS per cent Of the 1928 vol
ume, and added that the present de-
ficiency in proper housing should lead
to the greatest building program that
this country has ever experienced II
proper interest could be stimulated.
Evening star., 1937-02-06
Modern Floors Attractive.

Floors are as essentially q part Of
. modernization program as decorat-
ing, lighting, and window arrange
inents. Attractive modern floors rep.
resent a good investment and make a
definite impression upon desirable pro-
spective tenants.
Evening star., 1937-02-06

The Ukraine, Russia. Is reviving its
operettas Of bygone days.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01
MAGYAR LEANYOK.

Januar 26-an a Stambaugh
auditori. ,nban mintegy otven
magyar fiatalemberb6l all6
Budapest Egyetemi Enekkar
fog fellepni, nemcsak a ma
gyarsag, de a varos legel6ke-
l6bb k0zonsege el6tt.
A miisor szep kivitelii, oda-
haza kesziilt lesz es ennek XII
osztasat a Nagybizottsag ma
gyar ruhas amerikai lanyokra
szeretne bizni, hogy evvel is
kiemelje az este magyar jel-
legzetesseget.
A Nagybizottsag keri tehAt
a magyar le4nyokat es azok
sziileit, l1ogy legkes6bb e h6
15-ig egyhAzuk lelkeszeinel je-
lentessek be azok neveit, akik
hajland6k ere a csekely mum
kara vailalkozni. Legalabb 16
leany kell. Termeszetesen eek
a leanykak mem fizetnek be-
lepti dijat. Munkajuk a hang
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01

kodni rola, hogy a munkas
teljes szervezvezkedesi szabad-
sagat ,mcgvedjek, illetve meg
adjak. Ha a Supreme Court
a Jelenlegi Wagner-t0rvenyt
helyben hagyja, akkor ez is Ell
van intezve, ha mem hagyja
helyben, mas t6rveny jon a
helyere. VIA
Ha ezen a harom kerdesen
mem bukik fel a kormany es
a kivaltsagos osztaly kozt a
bekesseg es baratsag, akkor
nyugodt lesz ez az esztend6.
Es ha a Supreme Court a
harom ilgyben mem gordit esq
szerutlen akadalyokat a nem-
zet utjaba, akkor az alkot-
manymodositast el fogjuk ha-
lasztani, vagy keriilni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01

es a Youngstown College in
dorszalt&k a hangversenyt,
ugy zenei, mint kultur szem-
pontb6l. Ezen testtiletek tag
jai kozul sok szazan j0nnek ell
maid a hangversenyre.
A Nagybizottsag meghivja a
nemet, szasz es welsh eneke-
seket is. hogy jojjenek el meg
hallgatnt a magyar dalosokat.
Mindenki iparkodjon jegyet
mar most megvenni. Ha az
egyhazaknal a kiklildott je-
gyek elfogynak, ugy megpotol-
juk azokat a tartalekb6l. Aki
elobb vesz, jobb jegyet kap.
Jegyek ugyancsak kaphatok
lesznek ]apunk varosi irodaia-
ban, a Ress Music uzletben a
408 West Federal st. alatt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01
HALALOZAS

sJeszek Vince 81 ewes volt,
531 Saltspring Rd., young
stowni lakos, az ut6bbi lido
ben a Mahoning megyei Agg-
menhaz lak6ja, december g.
en- a Canfieldi County Home
ban meghalt.
Temetese a Vascsak-fele ka-
polnaboi es a Magyarok Macy
asszonya templombol a Cal
varia temet6be t0rtent.
Miutan Jeszeknek vagyona
vagy semrnifele rokonsaga
mem volt, ICY a Magyarok
Nagyasszonya kebeleben ala
kult Scent Vince J6tekonyce-
lu Tarsulat rendezte a teme-
test F6t. Mundweil JAnos pie
banos k0zbenjarasara. Icy
tisztesseges temetesben resze-
silt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01
A KOZELETREN ES
A POLITIKABAN

aranylagos bekesseg lesz es
sulyosabb politikai- vagy re-
forn-kiizdelmek mem lesz-
mex.
Az elnok valosziniileg ARA
szamit, hogy a prosperitas
fontosabb a reformnal, es
ha prosperitas lesz, akkor a
jol kercs6 kivaltsagos osztaly
a kivaltsagainak a meg
nyirbalasat konnyebben ell
tiiri.
Mem ezt allitjuk es mem is
hissziik, hogy Roosevelt fel-
adta a reformokert valo kiiz-
delmet, hanem csak ait, hogy
ebben az vi 'evben nagyobb
tekintettel lesz a gazdasagi
viszonyok javulasara Is javi-
tasara, mint az vi deal re-
form -torekveseire.
Termeszetesen ez mem jelen-
ii AIT, hogy allando mezes-
hetek lesznek az ev vegeig,
inert a kormanynak politikai
k0telezettsegei vannak a
nincstelenek es a munkasok
osztalyaval szemben es ezeket
a k0veteleseket ez a ket, illet-
We hat ez az4egy osztaly le-
hetoleg behajtja.
Melyrehato reform-tovenyek
alatt ait ertenenk, ha az al
kotmanyt probalnak modosi-
tani, vagy a Supreme Court
hatalmi jogkoret korlatozni,
ere azonban nem keriil a sor
- hacsak nem kenyszeriti ait
XII a kongresszusbol a birosag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01

Feltet.enul eldontesre kertil
a sor, hogy megmaradhat-e a
tarsadal,ni biztositas kezdetle-
ges fornaja ebben az orszag-
ban. Ha "a Supreme Court
ait beken hagyja, akkor ma
gaban a biztositasban sulyos
modositasok egyel6re mem
lesznek. El6bb az admi-
nisztraci6jat probaljak XII
epiteni, s talan ket ev mulva
sziikseges modositasok is jo-
hetnek.
Biztosan ra keriil a sor az
ipar es kereskedelem foko-
zottabb szabalyozasara es az
NRA helyett bizonyos torve-
nyeket csinalnak.
A puhaszeniparnak a Guf-
fey-bill a kongresszusi tiles
szak elejere tbe. van igerve.
Ha a bill ellen az ipar mem
felt XII yak ellenallast, es ha
annak a Supreme Court mem
all utjaba, akkor annak a
nyoman a t0bbi nagyobb
iparagals megrendszabal
ZaSa is Oek0vetkezik eS alkot-
many-mod dositasra e celbol
mem lesz sziiksegiink.
A kormany es az eln0k
feltetlenil tartoznak condos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01

k0zonsegnek, ha a jegyeket
minel el5bb megveszik. Leg
alabb 1000 magyart secret
nenk latni a Stambaugh audi
toriumban, hogy evvel is meg
mutassuk amerikai barataink-
max, hogy mi magyarok meny-
nyien vagyunk es milyen kul-
turat kepviselink ebben a
nagy kozmopolita varosban.
A hangversenyt mem ha-
szonra rendezi az enekkar
vagy a Nagybizottsag. Az ara
kat is az6rt szabta meg olyan
meltanyosan a Nagybizottsag,
egy dollar, rs cent es so cent
ben, hogy mindenki elmehes-
sen, hogy sirjon a keserg6 ma
gyar notakkal es. viduljon a
ropogos csardasokkal.
Ha a tobb mint 1850 dollart
kitevo koltsegen feliil lesz be-
vetel, annak egy resze a Macy
bizottsag iskolai segely alap-
jat fogja gyarapitani, mas re-
sze pedig egy magyar ameri-
kai korhazalapra megy maid.
Youngstown szamit a k0r-
nyek magyarsagara is. Sharon
ba, FarreHbe, Nilesbe es AL
liancera mar kertek jegyeket
es azok cit az egyhazaknal is
kaphatok lesznek. Warrenben
mines magyar egyhaz, ha on
nan valamelyik egyleti ember
jelentkezne, oda is szivesen
adunk kitun6 jegyeket ell
adasra.
Az a1nerikaiak reszere mint
egy 700 jegyet foglaltak lie. A
legelokelobb youngstown anne
rikai testuletek, k0ztiik a
Monday Musical Club, a Yo-
ungstown Symphony Society,
a Federation of Women's Club
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01

Mint nainden evben, ezuttal
is sziiksegesnek tartom meg
jegyezni ennek az irasnak az
elejen, hogy az mem foglal jo-
vend6mendast magaban.
A i0V6be se11ki mem lathat,
de az e!6ttiink fekv6 tenyek-
b6l k0vetkeztethetni lehet a
hozzavet6leges j0v6re es ilyen
k0vetkezteteseket foglal ez az
iras magaban.
Mintlogy azonban csalha-
Italian emberek nincsenek, es
inert a tenyeket is annyifele-
kepen latjuk, ahanyan va
gyunk IS albany szemszogb6l
nezunk, konnyen megtorten-
hetik, nogy eek a k0vetkez-
tetesek is sulyos tevedeseket
observation-disclosures.
Zone mans guess is as good
as the others, mas tehat a
dolgokat maskent lathatja S
lehetseges, hogy a mask en-
ber jobhan lat.
Ezeknek az el6rebocsajtasa
utan plobalem megirni, hogy
NIT varhatunk az 1937-ik vi
evtOl.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01
ALTALANOS JAVULAS

AIT mar j0vendomondas
nelkul IS tudja mindenki,
hogy altalanos nagy javulas
varhato minden vonalon az
vi evben
A gazdasagi viszonyok any
nyira javulnak, hogy ebben
az evben mar nemcsak a regi
eletmodunkat fogjuk -elerni,
hanem a nep nagy retege ma
gasabb szinvonal fele torek-
SILK es AIT a magasabb szin-
vonalat milliok fogjak ebben
az evben elerni.
Termeszetesen az "altalanos
javulas' mem foglal magaban
ninden vonalon mindenkit,
inert a sziiksegmunkak egesz
even at velunk fognak ma
radni es a k0zsegelyre ebben
az evben is milliok fognak $40
rulni.
Ha azonban tekintetbe
vesszuk, hogy peldaul a .pu-
ha-szenirarban 1926-29-ben is
nyomorogtak "a banyaszok,
akkor rajovtink, hogy a je-
lenlegi gazdasagi es politikai
rend egv nincstelen' osztalyt
mindig nordozott magaban, S
a kulOnt seq ez ev vegere csak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01
A BUDAPEST ECYETEMI ENEKKAROK
.HANCvERSENYERE JECYEK KAPHAT0K
youngstown magyar egyhazaknal mar kaphat minden XII
tiin6 szamozot jegyeket Macy e6keszuetek pa
rattan kutur esemenyre jegyek Youngstown
k0rnyek varosokban is kaphatok lesznek. Az
amerkai k0z0nseg is elenken erdekl6dk

Most es januar 26-ika k0zt,
anikor a Stambaugh audito-
riumban a youngstown ma
gyarsag reven bemutatkozik
az amerikai koz0nsegnek is a
budapest Egyetemi Enekkar,
nagy munka var a Young
stown es k0rnyeki magyar
sagra.
A hatalmas Stambaugh
auditoriumot, amelyben $500
nal tobD tiles van, meg kell
tolteniink, hogy a magyar
kultura, a sep magyar dal
kudarcot ne szenvedjen.
A Budapest Egyetemi Enek-
kar az Greg Europa egyik leg
jobb korusa. Tavaly bejarta
egesz Europat es mindenitt
oriasi slkert aratott. Amerikai
egyetemi enekkarok, amelyek
meglatogattak Budapestet ket
evvel czelott hivtak meg a
magyar fiukat Amerikaba.
Utkozben megallottak Lon
donban, ahonnan a radio ut
jan az egesz vilag hallhatta
oket kedden delutan. Ameri-
kaba a Columbia radio k0zve-
titette a londoni hangover
senyt.
A magyar fiuk musoran
csak magyar dalok szerepel-
mex, mindent magyarul enc
kelnek, A regi hazai nepdalo-
kat, amelyek mellett mi Greg
amerikas magyarok is neha-
neha elbusulunk. Vilaghiru
magyar zeneszersz0k darabjai
leSZnek a miiSorOn.
A Youngstown magyar egy-
hazak mar megkaptak a je-
gyeket el6re eladasra. Macy
segitsegere lesz a Nagybizott-
sagnak As nagy kenyelmere a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01

puhaszeliipar be van szerwez-
We, az acelipar hatalmas szen-
banyait eddig mem tudtAk be-
SZervezni.
Ezen az esetleges nagy
ktizdelnlen Xviii lesznek kis
harcok, lokalis sztrajkok, anne
lyek az ev els6 hat h6napja-
ban az egesz orszagot elontik.
Ezeket a ktizdelmeket a leg
t0bb esetben es nagy mertek-
ben a munkasok fogjak meg
nyerni, de - sulyos arat
fognak erte kes6bb fizetni.
Amilyen aranyban er6sod-
mex a szervezetek, olyan
aranyban fognak visszaelni a
felremagyarazott hatalommal
a munkasok, s. meg inkabb
a fele!Stlen munkasvezerek,
mig vegre eek a kuzdelmek a
kormanv es a kozonseg jelen-
legi eros szimpatiajat elvesz-
tik,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01
A NAGYT6KE
MAGATARTASA

A tarsadalmi biztositas
ugyet elintezte novemberben
a polgarsag, az ellen tehat
mem kuzd tovabb a nagy-
t6ke. c4 re
AZ ipar Is kereskedelem
szabalyozasa mar g. adhat al
kalmata a 9kiizdelemre, de a je-
lenlegi -hangulatban. minden-
XII AIT hisziThogy komoly ell
lentallast Snem u tanusit "A
nagyt6ae Tfr0 " .s+5e 1861
SGT nlinden jel at mutatja,
hogy a korlatozasokat 0nkenC
tes mo3dulatokkal el akarjak
keriilni, vagyis, hogy a r0-
videbb munkahetet es a tisz-
tessegtelen verseny kikiiszo-
b0leset ok maguk ajanljak fel
a korndnynak. Ez esetben
az elnok ebben az evben ra-
dikalisahb rendszabalyozast
mem ajanl parlamentnek, ha
mem elhalasztja ait akkorra,
mikor mar az iizlet meg
csinalta azokat 0nmaga, es
mem fog harcolni ellene, hogy
tOrveny legyen a rendszerbol.
A szervezkedes iigyeben
van neni aggodalmunk, inert
ebben a pillanatban ugy lat
SILK, hogy a nagyt6ke egy-
elore attol irtozik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01
1887 JANUAR L.

vedni.
EFT a helyzetet azonban je--
lenleg nem a munkasok fele--
l6sseg erzetevel vagy felel6s--
segevel tartjak fenn, hanem.
azzal a terrorral, amellyel a.
munkasvezerek rendelkeznelH
jelenleg ebben az iparban.
MUNKABEREK
Reszben a szakmunkasok-
max bjzonyos iparagakban
mar ma is mutatkozo hianya,
reszben a visszater6 prosperi--
tas Is reszben a berharcok fel
fogjak q munkabereket min
den voralon emelni.
Ezzel parhuzamban az araks
is emelkedni fognak az els6
hat hdnapban, ugy hogy
sokat llem ernek ell a mum
kasok.
DE az arak emelkedese az
ev els6 lat honapja utan meg
szunik, reszben inert nagyobb,
lesz a termes az vi evben,.
reszben inert a gyaripart
rakenyszeriti a kormany ado
politikaja es a j6zansag, hogy
az iparc,kkek arat az egig ne
emeljek.
Az ev masodik feleben te-
hat ARA fognak t0rekedni a.
munkasok, hogy az eletszin--
vonalukat emeljek.
A depresszio szomoru ta-
pasztalatai mem ARA 0szt0-
kelik a munkast maid, hogy
szerezzen hanem inkabb arra,.
hogy amt keres, ait elk0ltse.
A tizennyolc dollaros selyem-
ingek Is a harom dollaros
selyemliarisnyak t0bbe vissza
mem ternek, inert eek a elk
kek ilyen magas arakat tobbe
el mem ernek, de a futott es
hiit0tt hazakat az ev masodik
(Folytatas az silk .oldalon)