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Evening star., 1937-01-16

be President Of the United States Snmc
cav. He does not know how IN agree
with everybody at once--and he wort
kiss babies. So l am afraid he will
never get anywhere politically"
Well despite Mr.. Darrows pesslmlsm,
he got TO he Governor Of the great
Wolverine commonwealth, running on
the Democratic ticket. To make his
campaign, he took a tWo-month leave
of absence from his post as high com
missioner to the Philippines, sacrificing
a salary of $4,000 a year for the
gubernatorial salary Of $1,000 Perhaps
the pleasure Of vote-gettlnf, IN which,
AZ shown bv his previously successful
canvass for the Job of Mayor Of De
trot. he comes close 70 genius, az well
as his prediction for handling tlmelT
issues with skill. good Judgment and
DYNAMIC energy. were regarded by hun
as adequate compensation for the re-
duction of stipend.
From youth it has been his axiom
that no man expecting IN run Tor
Office under a representative system
Of government should ally himself
with any one group. Hates card play
ing; has never drunk a cup Of coffee
nor tasted a drop of liquor. Pays
little attention 10 the sartorial art,
and it, as often happens. ne cannot
find his hat. he will go abroad with
out ii. his unruly RED hair shaking
its curls IN the winds. But he is
partial to brightly hued palamaS and
Shirtings of very definite color Scnem-
ing.
His father was a Detroit lawyer,
and the Governor himself was gradu-
ated from the University of Michi-
gan Law School Went overseas as
captain in the A. E. F, and. return
ing, he taught nine years in night
schools in Detroit's foreign quarter.
But, before that. he went to the Uni
versity Of Dublin for some post
graduate studies; this Just after de-
mobilization from the army IN France.
Copyright 1857
Evening star., 1937-01-16
COOK ASSEMBLIES
ARRAY Of STARS
Sonia Henie and Cornelia
Otis Skinner Among Those
on Program.

A BRILLIANT array of stars, in
Guiding an ice skater, mono
logist. singer, a harmonica player
and an animal salesman, has been
assembled by Joe Cook for his Cha
teau program on WRC and other
N. B. c. stations tonight at $50
o'clock.
Those scheduled to take part in
clude Sonia Henie. spectacular Nor
wegian ice skater; Cornelia Otis Skin
ner, monologist of stage and radio;
Mae Questel, the Betty Boop Girl:
Giovannia Martinelli. Metropolitan
Opera tenor; Larry Adler, hsrmonica
virtuoso, and Arthur Foehl, animal
salesman.
COPHIE TUCKER of vaudeville
fame will return to the micro
phone to assist Floyd Gibbons with
his Speed Show on WJSV at 9. Edith
Lorand. violinist, also will contribute
to the program. AS a special feature
Gibbons will interview Dorothea
Brande, author of Wake Up and
Live"
A SPELL DOWN" match between
teams representing schools in
New York City and Brooklyn will take
up the National Spelling Bee program
on VOL at Z. This will mark the
first time since the National Spelling
Bee went on the network that two
teams have been matched in contest.
r GLAND YOUNG of stage and
screen fame will serve as master
of ceremonies for the Saturday
Night Party" on WRC at 8. Guest
artists on this program include Efrem
zimbalist, celebrated violinist; Ethel
Norman. queen of blues singers;
Vivis ELLA Chiesa. Chicago Opera
Co. So. ano and Tom Howard and
George Shelton, comedy team.
TALES Of adventure by some of the
worlds best-known explorers will
make up the broadcast which WMAL
will pick up at 10:30 from the an
nual banquet Of the Explorers Club
In New York Lowell Thomas will be
master of ceremonies.
EvELYN LAYE, British musical
comedy star, who took promi-
nent part in Noel Coward's Bitter
Sweet" will be the guest of Ed Wynn
during his program on WMAL at 8.
She will play opposite Wynn In a
burlesque of a typical British draw
ing room drama.
SERGE PRoKoFIEFF, Russian
composer pianist, will discuss and
perform a number of his outstanding
compositions during the Columbia
Concert Halls Modern Masters" pro-
gram on WJSV at 3. He Ia considered
one of the brilliant leaders In modern
music.
Evening star., 1937-01-16

workers Alliance of America" and
II 1t was financed out OF contrlbu-
tions from workers on the W. P. A.
IT would be surprising to everybody.
Usually a worker on the w. P. A.
gets barely enough to live on and
he doesn't get on the w. P. A. roll
unless there is an inquiry which
reveals he does not have sufficient
funds to finance himself.
But the Workers Alliance OF
America" is something in the nature
Of a labor union and there have
been a number of cities strikes of
various character, including those OF
the "sit-doWn" variety. II the
Workers Alliance is to be regarded
as labor union and if the Federal
Government is merely an employer
to whom demands can be presented
inst as in the case of any other
labor organization, then the public
impression OF the w. P. A. AS
relief agency is mostly erroneous.
Financed BY Dues.
Labor unions. however, are financed
out of dues paid by their members.
It is incredible that the w. P. A.
workers have enough money to send
delegates to Washington, but If this
Is so then the Federal Government
is dealing with vested interest
which is seeking the increase OF
an appropriation without having
the approval of the authorities in
the particular department involved.
Usually Government workers are pro-
hibited from carrying on any KIND
of propag ganda or applying any pres
sure on the Government when once
the Budget Bureau has announced
Ats recommendations.
II the Workers Alliance. on behalf
Of the w. P. A. workers, petitions for
the enlargement OF an appropriation
and the custom is now sanctioned,
then it will be a precedent that will
permit any other Government en-
ploves to carry on public propaganda
for their jobs and for increases in
Government expenses.
If the w. P A workers themselves
did not have the money to pay for
the march on Washington, then who
did? What influences are interested
in exploiting the unemployed or the
W. p. A. workers? What organiza-
tions are putting forth funds to en-
barraSs the handling of the relief
problem by the Federal administra-
ton?
Red Influence RumOred.
The President recommended that
about $3.50 100000 be paid out in re-
lief in the present budget, whereas
the Workers Alliance wants it in
creased to $1,000 100000. The petit
ton left at the White House makes
It clear that this sum will provide for
more workers and for an increased
wage for those now on w. P. A. prof.
ects Obviously such an increase in
the appropriation would also provide
for continuance of w. P. A. prof.
ects which might otherwise be dis
banded. Are there any interests which
supply materials or which stand to
benefit by the continuance Of the w.
p, A. that happen to be back of the
march on Washington?
Rumors are heard that Communistic
Influences or funds or both are back
Of the Workers Alliance, but if this is
true the Fedora! Government, by this
time, it would seem. might have found
that out. The chances are 1t will be
discovered that tine W. P A. workers
themselves are the innocent victims
Of exploitation by organizations which
believe in the turmoil of class war
fare.
tCopyrisht. 1877
Evening star., 1937-01-16
96,O19 AIR PASSENGERS
Increase Over November, 1885,
Reported by Lines.

Scheduled air lines in the United
states carried e6.0l9 passengers dur
ing November, the Bureau of Air Com
merce reported today. During No
Vember OF last year the total was
6o.s34.
The total showed an anticipated
seasonal slump below the October
total OF 102.917. During the month
the domestic airlines few a total of
$3.50 oOs miles, or 1880 Sss passen-
ger miles. They carried ISL $50 pounds
Of express, total exceeded only dur
ipg one previous month. The express
poundage during Novemer, 1885, was
tas,ole.
Evening star., 1937-01-16
Folk
and What
They Do
Frank Murphy Has
Genius in Job Of Vote
Getting.
BY LEMUEL =. PARTON.

TRANK MURPHY of Michigan
- sat as judge in the trial Of
colored physician, arrested IN
the course of the Detroit race
riots several years ago. Now that his
and ever-cheerfully optimls-
tic efforts to bring labor and capital
together around a friendly council
Evening star., 1937-01-16

here has almost
the same effect
as saying inha-
ton itself Is here.
And to say inha-
tion is here, or
even to warn that
imitation may be
coming. tends to
bring about the
very thing warned
against. a
If l write here,
with any posi-
tiveness, that in
hation Is likely
to come. and II
enough rea d ers
Evening star., 1937-01-16
Turkey Shoot Arranged.

A turkey shoot at Camp Sims, Con-
gress Heights. has been arranged for
tomorrow by H. L. Edmonds Post,
Veterans of the Foreign Wars. The
public is invited. Twelve-guage shot
guns will be provided. but members
may bring their own. The shoot lasts
from 10 an. until dark.
Evening star., 1937-01-16

V1IIFS OF Ute EdhI IIdVt ITuT1R TI1SfI
banks and railroads across the
mountains and have set the traffc
of America running uphill, substi-
tuting an artificial current from
West 10 East for the natural
North-South flow encouraged bv
geography. The railways have
wiped the steamboats, from the
rivers and are even trying TO regu-
late freight rates on the river
bsrges so as 10 protect earnings
Evening star., 1937-01-16

but some of the recent strike news
bears a familiar presidential touch.
For instance, the fat glass work.
ers indicated a few days ago that
they were ready for settlement.
1t appeared to many an observer
around here that they had toned
down their demands considerably.
At the same time, Mr.. John Lewis
right arm, which goes by the name
of Philip Murray, began moving
as IL To take hold of thai glass
Evening star., 1937-01-16

Ia BILE hs We assist
ed so sIgnally in
the declaration of
a truce between
factions ct ODDS
in the current
automobile manu-
featuring issue. it
is timely to report
a remarx made tn
me by Clarence
Darrow, who de-
len0PQ the &C
cuSed Negro.
II" said OAR
row. M urphv hid
not have so muca
SenSe he nicht
Evening star., 1937-01-16
We, the People
Mississippi Valley Is Heart and Soul of u. S.-East
Has Lost Sight Of Importance.
BY JAY FRANKLIN.


America The basin che great the heart and soul Of the
United States This finds picking the politics
Valley
the outbreak of the Civil
thing East which
from and minerals from rocks should completely
Evening star., 1937-01-16

OF thing be MI Roosevelt utN not let Hop
TugmeH did. Hopkins
he
NoteJoseph Kennedy able exchairman of
pushed Commerce
support possible
The Presidents congressional expected critical reaction
it
realization that the best part of will be passed Congress
Consequently, shorty
a
authorize the President
only the undputed creating the Federal departments
and perhaps a few other things
Evening star., 1937-01-16

ers' on the w.
p. A. can come
To Washington
from "a different
States in special
trains and busses
and carry on a
march on the
w hite House
without anybody
knowing jus t
who financed the
episode and who
instigat ted t he
affair.
The march was
Under the aus
a a
Evening star., 1937-01-16

THE opinions OF the rters this their oo
necessarily The Stars Such opinions presented in
The Stars effort to all sides questions OF interest
readers although such opinions be contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
Evening star., 1937-01-16
TRIO SPEAK ON RADIO
of Kellogg BRAND
Pact Is Observed.

Senator King Of Utah. Representa-
tive Honeyman of Oregon and Harold
B. Hinton, Washington correspondent
of the New York Times, we're speak
ers yesterday on a radio program
sponsored by the Peoples Mandate
Committee in observance of the eighth
anniversary of the ratification of the
Kellogg BRAND pact. Mrs. Bennett
Champ Clark introduced the speakers.
Discussion centered around the
Kellog pact and the recent inter-
American onference at Buenos Aires
as movements toward peace.
Evening star., 1937-01-16
BY MARK SULLIVAN.
TF THE administrat ton is nerv

IF THE administration is nervous
about picking just the right time
to begin to stop imitation. so are
> commentators nervous about the
right time to say beginning ought TO
be made. For to say the administra-
ton should begin is to say the danger
Is here. And to say the danger Is
Evening star., 1937-01-16

Alleghanies and the Rockies. If
the East thinks of 1t at all II is
as Q sort of outlying farm devel-
oped. for the sacred purpose of
supplying Fasteners with cheap
food. petroleum and cotton.
Yet even when we were a
fringe of settlers on the Atlantic
Coast. jefferson saw that we must
have the river. was ready to ally
himself with the hated British to
drive the French from New
Evening star., 1937-01-16
FUNERAL RITES TODAY
FOR WEST POINT CADET
Roscoe Conklin Davis, First Class
man, to Be Buried in Arlington
Cemetery.

Funeral services for Cadet Roscoe
Conklin Davis, first classmsn at the
United States Military Academy, who
died Thursday at West Point, are be-
ing held today at the Fort Myer, Va.
Chapel. Chaplain Ralph c. Deibert is
officiating. Burial will be in Arling-
ton National Cemetery.
Cadet Davis is survived by his par
ents. Capt. Roscoe Conklin Davis.
U. S. NJ, and Mrs. Davis. and two
brothers. Richard D. and George B.
Davis. Capt. Davis is naval inspector
of machinery at the New York Ship
building Corp. Camden. N. j. The
family home is at Ashland, KY.
Evening star., 1937-01-16

oCi WIZ. iC bCSt NG ioi H.
however, is Chairman John Winant
of the Social Security Board.
Around the White House he Is
just about tops in that line.
The other Job, as head of the
new Department of Public Works.
may or may not go TO Harry
Hopkins, the w p A. administra-
tor. They say he will be offered
the post, or something equal to 1t.
hnt NAV not accept.
Evening star., 1937-01-16
News Behind the News
Roosevelt's Hand Seen in Auto Strike-C. I. O.
Morale Holds, But Peace Is Believed Near.
BY PAUL MALLON.

to be
other than bulky President Roosevelt himself II he has
a quiet hole the chassis Of MeSsrs
Sloan must Federal ghost acting for
hints active
Evening star., 1937-01-16
WhoFinanced
March of
w. P. A.?
Workers Appear Inno-
cent Victims Of Ex-
ploitation.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

YHEN the Federal Govern
~ ment wants to carry on
" " an inquisition to find out
almost anything under the
sun. it usually succeeds in unearth-
ing the invisible and exposing it to
public view.
Yet 1000 persons known as work
Evening star., 1937-01-16

Evening Programs.
;:aa p.m.-WRC, Question Bee
500 p.m.-WRC. Saturday Night
Party; WMAL, Ed
Wynn.
9:aa p.m.-WRC. Snow Village
Sketches; WMAL, Ma
tional Barn Dance;
WJSV. Speed Show.
a:is p.m.-WOL, Chicago SYM
phony Orchestra.
a::a p.m.-WRC. The Chateau.
1890 p.m.-WJSV, Your Hit
Parade.
1870 p.m.-WRC, Irwin S. Cobb.
Short.Wave Programs.
$50 p.m.-GENEVA. League of
Nations News; HBL,
3l.2 m, 9:65 meg.
$50 p.m.-LONDON, Play. Sea
Fruit: GSD, 25.5 m.
1l72 meg.
500 p.m.-CARACAS, waltz
Hour; YV2RC. SIT m,
So meg.
$50 p.m.-LONDON. Rugby
Match; GSD. 25.5 m,
Ills meg.
1890 midnight-Pittsburgh. mes
sage to Far North;
W8XK, 48.8 m, s.l4
meg.
Evening star., 1937-01-16
Air Headliners
Domestic.

las p.m.-WMAL. Die Wal
kure." by Metropolitan
opera Co.
$40 p.m.-WRC. Week End Re-
vue.
S:4s p.m.-WMAL. Evening Star
Flashes.
Evening star., 1937-01-16

Between North md has existed
political cleavage feeling The
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-30
zAD0RKA, A MAGYAR N0SKE"

Az .U Eore" havi szennyese aely azert jelenik meg
havonken hogy kommunista magyarokat alnev aatt
uegelen6 naplap mee megtartsa ersen megrta Condor
Ferencet "Az Ember szerkesz6 es megvet6en aaptota
meg, hogy kozonseges Noske iranyt k0vet
erdekes hogy "Az Ember" otthagyta AIT
6it6lagos egyegrontot" amey mindig csak kommunis
talk aoagos egege jelentete inert AIT An ehete el6re
Az erdekes hogy Zadorka, Szabados Zadora t0bb
sx6r0s munkasaruo, oyan megyetessel besze Noskero
valamikor regen, mikor meg zadorka szerntuk
Horthysta Nepszava ee sandito ahova be urakodot
hogy 75ert york; f6konzunak min
dig mndenre kesz akaja Zadoka bszkeseg6 dagado
belief szavata sorok iroanak hogy butasagot csinalt,
mar mint hogy Zado csinalt butasagot amert setet
azonnal mior fegyvereket eraktak Mert ha haza
nnent volna, 8 lett volna magyar Noske'.
Akik smerk Szabados Zadort azok tudjak, hogy tehe
seq tuda 6sneseg es becsetessg dogaban Noskenak
cip6je sarkat tudta vona eern sorok r6ja ebb6
keenteseb6l csak ait atta, hogy mar akkor is - z eve
er6sen szeniis ember volt Zadorka.
Az6ta Magyar -Amerikaban EFT mar masok is tudjak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-30
UJRA boil SHEvIK AZ "UJELORE"

Az "U E6re" amey eenleg "Amerkai Magyar Vilag
Anev alatt eenk meg meseve indult utara hogy
gyalazato egyutt regi programat is otthagyja
Nehany napon keresztJ rata voltak, hogy nenazeh
sz aatt voros STINT ovasok assak de csakha-
bel6ik bolshevizmus es napvlagot kert Leg
nabb azert igazi konmunistak meggyozodeses
kasok egnagyobb utaattal fogadtak rozaszin ujsago
voros szarny nyomasa alat aztan most pllanatnylag
balra teek bar M tudak hogy vszont merseket ele-
meket fogja elriasztani taborbol.
Az alnev alatt megeleno vi Eore napai eppen azert
vannak megszamava alando balra- es jobbra val6
eo6dasnak lesz hteve Ahogy regen aandoan STINT vtoz
tattak, ugy fogjak csnalni ezutan is.
Aig egyszer ra jonnek, hogy meg kommunizmusba
kabut orokke csani igy egyzer azok
is felebrednek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-30

Ez az iraS mem akar joSlas
lenni S e sorok ir6ja mem lat a
j0v6be. De a jelenlegi viszo-
nyok es tenyez6k figyelembe
vetelevel megkiserelhetji etjiik,
hogy k0yetkeztessiink a j0v6re.
Ebben az evben kiil0n0sen
nehez megitelni, hogy NIT hoz-
hatnak a kovetkez6 h6napok a
Szamunkra.
Az Egyesiilt Allamok gazda-
sagi es reszben tarsadalmi es
politikai esemenyei er6sen
fTggnek a nemzetk0zi helyzet-
td es a nemzetkozi helyzet So
ha bizonytalanabb mem volt,
mint jelenleg. Leghelyesebb te-
hat, ha azokat figyelmen xviii
hagyjuk es amennyiben meg
lepetesek" t0rtennek, beismer-
jiik, hogy felettiink lev6 ese-
menyek megvaltoztattak AIT a
kepet, amit a j0v6r6l magunk-
max alkotni probaltunk.
Nehez a j0v6 h6napok eseme
nyeire k0vetkeztetni azert is,
inert az vi deal alatt gazdasagi
eletiinkbe egyre er6sebb befo-
lyast gyakorol a kormany es a
kongresszus, tehat a politika,
amely ma zavarosabb kepet
mutat, mint barmikor, mi6ta
a vilaghaboru vegen a fegyve-
reket elraktuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-30
NEszE SEMM, food MEG J0L

Rendkvun uesszakra hivta 0ssze sz0vetseg t6rveny
hos enok hogy oyan fontos kerdesek var
max megoldasra, ameyek halasztas turnek
lnndenh alta erthet6 egyszerseggd mondotta ell
dk xenee AIT, hogy myen okok srgetk t0rv6nyhozas
ntzedeseket meg nj ev e6tt Is most hogv kszb0n all mar
- kyzr6 nap megalapithatjuk att hcgy t0rvenyhozas
eryeten doogban intezkedet Is abban is csak felg.
kepyisel6haz megzavazta att hogy olcs6bb k6cs6n6k
cts6eva meg ke inditam 6pitkezes orszagban Is 70
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-30

t0rtenni. Bar a lapok ezekr6l
a dolgokr6l mem irnak, k0ztu-
domasu, hogy a bereket az utol
SO negy hetben mar sok he
lyen levagt&k. Is a szervezetek
keptelenek voltak vedelmet
nyujtani a munkasnak.
A munkasosztalynak a meg
cs0kkent ,munka-a a-alkalmon XII
viii ujabb vesztesegekkel is kell
szamolnf, kiil0n0sen akkorra,
mikor a recessio a veget el6ri,
ami ebben az evben meg fog
t0rtenni.
A sz0vetsegi munkaber es
munkaid6 javaslatot ugyan le-
szavaztak, de abb6l a tavasz-
szal val6sziniileg megis tor
veny lesz S bizonyos, hogy ezen
a teren Pennsylvania is t0bb
allan fogja allami t0rvennyel
kOvetni.
Akik ma heti 0tven-hatvan
orat dolgoznak, azok csak negy
ven orakat fognak dolgozni es
eleinte a negyven orakert mem
fogjak a jelenlegi 0tven-hatvan
oras munkahetek keresetet
megkapni.
Ez a forradalmi ujitas aldo
zatot kivan azokt6l is, akik
a forradalmat megnyerik es az
aldozat fajo es - hosszu lesz.
Evekg tart, fannig co ordinalva
lesznek a berek es az arak es
ezek alatt ar evek alatt reces-
siok gyakran lesznek, ugy,
hogy allandoan a legnagyobb
ovatossaggal kell az eletiinket
rendezniink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-30
MEG FOCNAK Sz0LALNI

Ket hete mkor Kemeny Gyorgy rasanak kozeset be-
eieztk megnyitotuk lap hasabat inden o akaratu en-
szaara aknek esevetele nezve hogy mkent
szervezkedjek meg amerika magyarsag.
Az ankera vao meghivast t0bben efogadtak es apunk
ov6 heti szamaban megkezdjuk hozzaszoasok kozeset
Mondanunk kell, hogy MINDENKI es MINDEN We
LENdENY heyet kap anket soan lapunkban akar meg
egyezik az iet6 velemenye menkke akar men, Csupan
AIT kotuk XII hogy szemeyesked6 asok szara mines hey
ebben usagban.
Termeszees hogy anket befeezesevel saat aaspon
tunkat is kfejtjuk
ideen mi hvtuk fel elsonek Amerka magyarsaga
hogy vegre egyseges MAGYAR FRONT"ot csinalon ter
eszee hogy vonatkozo egondoasankat kozon fog
luk ujsagban-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-30
Az VI DEPRESSI6

Az vi depressio, vagy amint
AIT jelenleg divat nevezni, az
ideiglenes "recessio" (sziinet)
mem lesz ugyan allando jelle-
gil, de mem fog olyan gyorsan
elmulni, ahogy AIT a legtObben
remelik.
A recessio okarol sok min
dent 0sszeirtak az ujsagok.
Termeszetesen igyekeznek be-
l6le els6 sorban politikai t6ket
csinalni azert napilapjaink
= amelyek nagyt6ket kepvisel-
mex es szolgalnak - az vi deal
torvenyeit okoljak.
AZ vi deal t0rvenyei csak
annyiban jarultak hozzA a re-
cessio felidezesehez, amennyi-
ben keptelenek voltak gazdasa-
gi eletunk minden tenyez6jet
co-ordinalni.
Mi egy forradalmi korszak-
ban eltink es akar fegyverekkel,
akar szavazo cedulakkal foly-
tatjuk AIT a vilag egyik-nasik
sarkaban, mindeniitt, tehat
nalunk is, allando a hare a
kivaltsagos es a nincstelen osz-
tally k0zt.
Ebben a kiizdelemben az or
szag eln0ke vezeti a nincstele-
neket, mem azert, hogy szakit
son a t6kes (kapitalista) rend-
szerrel, hanem hogy AIT esq
szerii engedmenyek kicsikara-
saval megmentse.
Eek a forradalmak id6nkent
kirobbannak az egesz vilagon.
Egg bizonyos lido leforgasa
alatt a kimeletlenebb, az iigye-
sebb, az elelmesebb emberek
a termelt javak es a terme-
lesi eszkoz0k legnagyobb reszet
! 0sszeharacsoljak magulnak S
mikor a kifoSZtottak helyzete
ttirhetetlen, forradalmak lob
bannak ki a vilagra.
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keppen a fold es a termelt ja-
yak nagyresze a fold termese
volt, parasztlazadasok boritot.
tax langba a vilagot. Ett6l ez
az orszag azert menekiilt meg,
inert ilyenkor mindig ujabb es
sziiz teriileteket tudtak az ele-
gedetlen enberek szamara
megnyftni. "
Ma a termelt javak nagyobb
reszet az ipar termeli, a nagy-
t6ke, a hvaltsagos osztaly az
lipar termel6 eszk6zeit har&csol-
ia 6ssze maganak s ma az ipa-
ri munk&sok lAzadnak.
Ha megertjtik, hogy egy for
radalmi korszakban Gtink, q
mely soka fog tartani. aklkor
megertjtik AIT Is, hogy a verte-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-30

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