davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06
EZ TERMESZETESEN MEM

ait jelenti, hogy a sztrajkrol
teljesen mondjanak lie a mum
kasok. inert a sztrajkokra sok
esetben igenis szikseg lesz.
De mivel a t6kes kOteles a
szervezettel targyalni, el6bb
megis erdemes megkerdezni,
hogy teljesitik-e a munkasok
kivansagat, miel6tt kimennek
sztrajkolni. Es a jozan elemek
- koztiik ez a rovat - CSAK
EFT KERIK az amerikai mum
kast6l
Egyebkent a nagyt6ke enge-
delmeskedik a Wagner torveny
mex, inert a legnagyobb kom
pania juniktol a tamogatast
mar megvontak azok meg
sziintek nagyobbara letezni.
Ezzel Szemben azonban tu-
catjaval alakulnak a kis seer
vezetek, amelyekben csak egye-
nj ervenyesiilest es racketet ke-
resnek a vezerek. Mines semmi
szuksege es celia annak, hogy
ezer kis szervezetre forgacsol-
jak sect az erejiiket az ameri-
kai munkasok S mindenfele a
CIO-hoz, vagy az AFL 1lez kell
csatlakozni gondolkozo mum
kaSnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06

. i. g = 4 b <
MIL fejl6d0tt ugy a termelese,
mint a jovedelme. Terjeszkede
Sc az Egyesiilt Allamokban kez-
d6dott, ahol termeke ismert az
ege-z orszagban es altalanos
keresletnek orvend. AZ utols6
harom evben az egesz vilagon
terjed es ma negyvennel t0bb
orszagban arusitjak.
Ez a rekord. kiilonosen a de-
presszio eveiben olyan feltiin6,
hogy annak okat erdemes meg
vizsgalni. Olyan spektakularis
eladasi modszert hasznaltak,
hogy kitiin6 arut olcson adnak
es kepesse teszik az elarusitot
a t0meg-arusitasra es j6 kere-
setre. A sikere az egesz iparban
feltiinest keltett. Sok embert
felbatoritott es kepesse tette
olyan keresetre, amt mar mem
remelt elerni es amt mem tar
tott lehet6nek. Amely vallalat
kepes ilyen eredmenyre, az
megerdemli a sikert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06
I'll ETI S n E NJ l. 3


veny alkalmat ad "a, hogy
akarkit iildoz6be vegyen a ha-
t6sag, vagyis a szolas szabadsa-
got eltiltja.
"A Supreme Court donteset
meg Georgia allamban is meg
konnyebbiilessel, SGT or0mmel
fogadtak, inert a nehany ev
el6tti falra festett WORDS rem
6riileteben hozott iteletet sze
gyeltek.
Es ha van Okla a nemzetnek
ma is szegyenkezni ebben a
dologban, akkor az az, hogy
akadt az orszag legfels6 bir6-
sagaban negy olyan reakcios
ember, akik mem csatlakoztak
a d0ntesben a t0bbseghez. Ugy
Iatszik, hogy a Supreme Court
reakcios tagjai teljesen Ell van
max vakulva ~ es gondolkoza
nelkil mindent helyben hagy-
max, amir6l tudjak, hogy bant-
ia Anerika polgarait es min
dent kidobnak, amir6l tudjak,
hogy AIT ohajtja a polgarsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06
MEM KELL MEGIJEDNI

inert eek ia yisszaesesek
reszben mestsrsegesen, kor-
manybeavatkozasra t6rtentek,
reszben azokat a lakossag is
kivanta. s.
Az arak hirtelen es oktalan
emelkedese, az ertekek felhaj-
szolasa egeszsegtelen viszonyo-
kat hozott /. y0lna magaval,
boom lett volna az oszre, vagy
a tavaszra, a hirtelen Is nagy
boomokat pedig depresszi6k
szoktak k0vet1ii
"A visszaeses'tnem lesz sem
Macy, sem alladn6, a berek to.
vabbra is felfeles fognak menni
azokban az iparagakban, anne.
lyekben a szeryezetek meg egy.
rangu targyalo felek mem vol
tax (mint peldaul a szovo.
iparban) S a nyar vegere sok.
kel t0bb munkas lesz alkal-
mazva, mint jelenleg.
Az epit6-ipar meg mem moz-
dult meg, het-nyolcszazeze1
epuletre lenne szukseg jelen-
leg, de feltet1eniil csokkenni
'kellene az araknak, 'hogy az
emberek epitkezesre merjenek
gondolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06
AZ ARAK. NEMZETKOZI

'eseset (mert hiszen minden
orszagban es minden tozsden
estek az ertekek), reszben az
hozta magaval, hogy Europa
ban a haborus fesziltseg eny-
11tilt. Anglia hatalmas aranyu
fegyverkezesenek a kezdete a
haborus kedveket nemileg lie
hut0tte Europaban ma mar
latjak, 1aogy haborus boom
nem valoszinii a legk0zelebbi
jovoben.
De estek az ertekek avert is,
inert hire futott, hogy a pen
EEK egyseget Is cricket saba
lyozzak es veglcges valutAra
helyezik a kozel j0v6ben. s
inert ebben az esetben valo-
szintileg emelnek a dollar, a
font es a frank aranytartal-
mat, hogy az arakat valamivel
lenyomjak, termeszetes, hogy
el6re kezdtek esni az ertekek.
Ismeteljiik a1onban, hogy fe-
lelemre nincs ok, sem a mum
kat, sem a munkabereket, sem
az ertekeket illet6leg, inert q
prosperitas csak a kongresszu-
Isl iilesszak befejezese utan fog
igazan kezd6dni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06
A WAGNER TORvENY

feletti dontes ota az >elso 1e-
nyeges szavazas az auto-ipar-
ban volt S a ePackard-gyar
munkasai - akik Al aranyban
a szervezet mellett szavaztak
= val6sziniileg ell is fogiak a
sztrajkot keriilni.
Az auto iparban csak a Ford
vallalat marad munkas pro-
blema, inert Ford meg ma sem
6szinte, vagy mines benne any
nyi intelligencia sem, mint
a1nilyen keveset idaig elarult.
A mutt heten Mr.. Ford is
met 11yilatkozott a szervezet
tigyer6l es ismet ait mondta,
hogy a szervezeteket a - Wall
Street epiti. Magaval ezzel az
ostoba kijelcntessel mem lenne
erdemes foglalkozni, ha Ford
mem tette volna AIT is hozza,
hogy aki a szervezethez tarto-
xix, az fizet a szervezetnek
munkaert.
Ha ezt mas t6kes mondta
volna, el lehetne $40 nelkiil
menni mellette. De gyalazat ez
a kijelentes Henry Ford resze-
r6l, akinek a gyara hirhedt ar
r6l, hogy szegeny, let0rt, nincs-
telen emberek ezrei tizezrei
kenytelenek abban evtizedek
6ta a munkaert 6tven-szaz es
t6bb dollArokat fizetni, s da-
cara az eytizedek 6ta tart6 Is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06

a 17-ik osztalynal, woodbridge,
N. j. elhalalozott. A masikat
Csikasz Gyula utan, a kozpont-
nal, New Brunswick, N. u. el-
halalozott.
Beteg tag jelenleg Magdics
Ferencne es Banszki Mihalyne.
Maradtam szeretettel,
GYoRGY TAMAS, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06
A T0KE FRONTJA
MEGMOZDULT

a multi ,heten, mikor a U. S.
Chamber of Commerce orsZa-
gos gylleset tartotta, de ez a
megmozdulas nagyon csendes
volt.
Mig azel6tt az orszag toke-
seinek ez a hatalmas szerveze-
te mindent kifogasolt, anlit az
uj deal hozott magaval, addig
a multi heten beismertek, hogy
az vi zellemnek gatat vetni
mem tud1ak.
Belatjak A1nerika t0kesei
hogy ezentul a kormany az
ipart es kereskedelmet bfzo.
nyos ellen6rzesben fogja resze
siteni, amt visszacsinalni SO.
ha tobbet mem tudnak Is en-.
mex megfeleloen bekes erfntke.
zest kivannak.
Csak az orszagos drficitet
biraltak es a Wagner torveny
bizonyos rnodositasat kivanjak
vagyis AIT akarjak, fogy
kormany vegye olyan ellenor.
zes ala a munkas szervezete.
ket, mint amilyenek ala a We.
liik szerz6desre kenyszeritett
iparvallalatok vannak he1yez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06

ezerszer bebizonyitott panasz-
max, Fordek soha mem vettek
faradsagot hozza, hogy ext a
becstelen rendszert kiirtsak.
Ilyen ,ernbernek igazan mem
szabad aztan sokalni, ha a
munkas az evi II dollar tag
sagdijert ssveszi" q munkat
maganak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06
SCENT IMRE GYULES

Szeretettel tudatom tagtest-
vereimmel, hogy gyiilesink e
no 9-en, vasarnap delutan 2
oral kezdettel lesz megtartva a
Scent Istvan Otthonban.
A majus havi illetek a koyet-
,kezo: havidij rs cent es ket
halaleseti befizetes $1.5O, osz-
szesen $2.25.
A halaleseti illeteket szed-
jiik Csepcsar IStvan utan, aki
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06
"A GAZDASACI
VlSZONYOK

nagyon valtozatos kepet mu-
tatnak az utols6 ket hetben.
A nehez iparban a termeles
nagyobb, mint 1929-ben volt S
volt nap a multi heten, mikor
Amerika t0rteneteben a leg
t0bb acElt termeltek. egy nap
alatt $ ugyanez al az automo-
bill iparban. u
Eppen i1yen gyorsitott tenn
poban dolgoznak a konnyii
iparban, emeIkedik a vasutak
forga1ma Is a, tavi haj6k pei
sziilnek. s;
De - er6sen cs0kken a kez-
mel lev6 rendel6s a nehez ipar-
ban, hat het mulva cs0kkenni
fog valamivel a munka az auto
iparban es a konnyu ipar mem
kap a nagykereskedoktol rem
delest kell6 mertekben az utol-
SO tiz napban.
A t6zsden meg mindig lefele
csusznak az ertekek, a myers
anyag ara szenzaciosan esett
az utolso tizennegy napban S
a nyar elejevel mindig beaIlc
''slack" csakhamar erezhet6
'esz minden vona1on.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06
EEK KENYSZERITETTEK

ra az amrrikai munkasok
leg6szintebb baratjat, Murphy
michigani kurmanyz6t. hogy
olyan t0rvenyjavas'atot terjesz
szen a michigani torvenyhozas
ele, amely a sztrajkok felel6t-
len kihivasat 'n1egneheziti.
Ketsegtelen, hogy ninden
korlatozas karos a munkas-
szervezetekre, de ketsegtelen
az is, hogy egyik tulzas a ma
sikat hozza Inagaval. A11ol a
munkasok 0tvenegy szazaleka
mem kivan egy szervezethez
tartozni, oft a ,kisebbsegnek
nincs joga a sztrajkot kihivni..
Ahol viszont meg van a szerve-
zetnek a munkassag 81 szaza-
leka, oft feles1eges sztrajkot
HlVIll, aInlg a munKaauOVal
mem targyaltak.
Ebben a percben Is samig
Roosevelt az eln0ke a nem-
zetnek, mem a munkasok ell
lensegeit6l kell felni a mum
kaSnak, hanem azoktol a tulz6
jobaratoktol, akik gondolkodni
mem tudnak, vagy akik a min
den aron valo harcnal egyeni
erdekeket keresnek.
Kozel haromezer helyen tar
tottak szavazast> idaig s csak
egyetlen esetben = a Hershey
csokolade gyar eseteben = sza.
vaztak le a szervezetet a mum
kasok, mines hat nit felni a
valasztasoktol es mem kell meg
gondolas neTkul sztrajkolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06
vissza az 0hazaba

Az olvaso valosziniileg er-
l6dessel olvassa a 'sVissza
Magyarorszagba' cimu hirde-
test e lap hasabjain. A gyaros,
aki a hirdetest k0z0lteti, hirte-
len fitotta meg palyajat a sa-
jat iparaban.
Egg nagyon kis t6kevel, ne
hany ezer dollarral kezdte az
iizemet a depresszi6 elejen Is
ezen r0vid lido alatt hihetetle-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06
ravratae !. Ill. ,idalrdl1

SaNfatas 4 4-N: Jida}r0i1 AZ
gitsegevel a .leigazott fehereken
uralkodtak' es azokat kifosztot-
tax S a feherek lassan vissza-
nyertek a ',politikai 1hatalmat
a keziikbe.
Az. itelet azert volt nevetse-
ges, inert mint a t0bbi allam-
ban, Georgiaban is rata van
a kommunista' part lisztaja az
eln0kvalasztasi ticketen.
A LEGFELS0 BIR0SAG
megallapitotta hhogy a dra-
k6i szigorusaggal es a nemzeti
hiszteria napjaiban ,1megalko-
tott t0rveny1 beleutk0zik az al
kotmanyba, s:mert elkobozza a
polgarsag szabadsagjogait.
Mem szabja meg vilagosan,
hogy nit neveznek forradalom-
ra valo bujtogatasnak es a tor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06
HETI CIkk AZ
ALk|OTMANYR0l
Irja: MAX BERNS

AKIK MEGSZOVEGEZTEK
AZ ALKOTMANYT
III. RESI-
Washingtonon, Franklinen,
Madisonon Is Hamiltonon XII
viii meg szamos zsenialis ferfiu
is reszt vett annak az okirat-
max a megsz0vegezeseben, a
| mely a szabadelvii amerikai al
lamforma alapjait $50 evvel,
ezel6tt lerakta. ,&
Bar ezek a ferfiak jelento-
segben mem erik Ell AIT "a nj
v6t, amt az alkotrnany negy
f6megalapozoja feIrnutathat,
megis meg kell allapitanunk,
hogy mindegyikiik nagyszerii
cline Is kivalo hazafis volt.
Ehhez a szelesebbkorl ESQ.,
porthoz tartozott a. pennsylva-
Mai szarmazasu Robert Nor
ris, aki a forradalmat finan-
szirozta es akinek anyagi ia
mogatasa nelkil a fiiggetlen-
segert vivott haboru esetleg
kudarcba fulladhatott volna;
connecticut Oliver Ellsworth,
a Legfelsobb Birosag harma-
dix eln0ke; South Carolinabol
a ket nagytehetsegu Pickney,
Charles es Charles Cotesworth,
az ugyancsak south carolinai
John Rutledge, a Legfelsobb
Birosag masodik choke; Calob
Strong, Massachusetts, allan
4 max tiz turnuson at kormany-
zoja; Elbridge Gerry, az Egye-
silt Allamok aleln0ke es a hi
res xYz bizottsag tagja; Gou-
veIneur Morris, a dollar penz-
rendszer megaIkotoja, aki ke-
sobb parisi kovet lett.
A delegatusok kozul sokan
mar a Fuggetlensegi Nyilatko-
: zatot is alairtak, tobben pedig
: 13 evvel megel6zoen mar tagjai
: voltak az els6 gyarmati kon-
gresszusnak is, majdnem vala-
mennyien diplomaval is rem
delkeztek es Yale, Harvard
Princeton, Columbia, William
and Mary, Edinburgh es Glas-
gov egyetemeken vegeztek ia
nulmanyaikat. Ketten-harman
egyetemek jogi fakultasan is
tanitottak, .ketto kozuluk pc
dig egyetemi eln0k volt.
Az Alkotmanyhozo Gyiiles
: 0sszetetele tehat idealisan volt
kiegyensulyozva. Tagjai kozt
talalhatunk eredeti gondolko-
zasu, konstruktiv elmeket, al
: lamtudomanyi doktorokat, va
lamint olyan ferfiakat is, akik
a jozan esq szabalyait es az
elovigyazatossagot, az iskolan
xviii, az >eletbol meritett ia
pasztalatok aran sajatitottak
Ell; alkoto szellemeket, akiket
nagyfontossagu poziciokban
elony0sen fel lehetett hasznal-
nj, embereket, akik hajlandok-
max bizonyultak, ha kellett, a
megalkuvasra is, valamint a
hajthatatlanokat, akik mem
akartak a tobbseg akarata
el6tt meghajolni. Ezen ferfiak
kozott, akik tortenelmet csinal-
tax, megtalalhatjuk mindeze-
ket az embertipusokat es mind
egyikuk, sajat erejehez merten
: vett reszt az alkotmany meg
aIkotasaban.
Ritkan talalunk egyutt egy
csoportban annyi embert, akik-
mex kepessege es alkotasa tul-
haladta volna azokat a ferfia-
kat, mint akik az arnerikai AL
kotmAnyt megsz0vegeztek.
(K0vetkez6 heten: A T0rte-
nelem Tanulsagai.)
; --O---t ts
,|viSSza Az0ha74h9
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-04-01
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(By Frank p. Gottry, Pine County
Pioneer)
Time Marches On
AS this column is read, there will
be less than three weeks left Of the
present session. And now a little
picture as to what has been ac-
complished.
At the end of the 18th Legislative
Week, the members Of the House
have introduced grand and stag
gering total of 1852 bills, while the
more timid Senate has been con-
tent with 1899. OF this grand and
bewildering aggregate, but few
have been acted on and made
ready for signing. Three weeks to
go and such a lot to do. The men,
bership might well cry, Lord Give
Us Strength" because, Heaven
knows, they are going to need 1t
in full measure If they are to wade
through this conglomeration Of leg
islation, which Is both good and
bad.
The past week has been marked
by delay after delay and little has
gone through the hopper. To the
observer the reason seems to be the
insistence Of the administration
and administration leaders to cram
a lot Of must" legislation down the
Threats Of the boys which even
some of the so-called administra-
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-04-01

ment. John Bosch, chairman Of the
executive committee, holds a posi-
ton as manager Of the state mill,
and draws a salary Of about $4,000
per month. The executive secretary,
one Roman Becker, with offices at
the Frederic Hotel, came to Min
nesota a few short years ago from
st. Louis, Missouri, and has been
employed on SIERRA and WPA i'd
ministrative jobs since that time.
The administration Is resorting to
every known method to force It's
program through as drafted at the
beginning Of the session, and this
is one Of the things they hope may
have the desired result.
The wavering has been done on
such bills as the State Liquor Dis
pensary bill, the Governors Civil
Service bill, (Which was introduced
over objections Of the Federation
Of Labor, who had proposed gen.
uine civil service bill of their own,
the Party Designation for Legisla-
tive Candidates bill, the Stockwell
bill calling for so millions to put
the state in the power business,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-04-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = r p sssssssss
fasRlons
BY MARJORIE ELLIS McCRADY
Fashions Editor Of

Fashions Editor Of
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURN/

rubbed into the hair for four or
five minutes and then washed out
with warm water. Follow this with
a rinse made Of the juice of lem
on, leaving the seeds and pulp in
the juice and rubbing the head
with the inside Of the rind. Rinse
once in hot water and brush thor
oughly dry. Now the curl may be
put in.
The newest way to do the hair
Is in soft wide waves with the ends
curled up. The vogue for waveless
hair swept from the face and
brushed into curls will continue
through the summer. Whatever the
fashion is, see that the hair Is the
frame or the setting for your face.
Shortness, softness and simplicity
are the important hair rules Of the
season, with femininity the key
word of fashionableness.
With warm weather only a
month or so away 1t is well to note
the important part cotton will play
in summer fashions. Cotton will be
smartly worn from early morning
until late at night. Cotton is cool
as well as inexpensive. It tubs cas-
lily and can be kept clean and crisp
looking. Cotton print dresses will
be favorites as will cotton suits.
Navy and white and black and
white cotton prints will be favor
ties, especially If they have white
lingerie or piquet trim. Some of the
prettiest and smartest dresses
shown are also made of cotton. We
can truthfully say 1t is going to be
a beautiful summer for everyone.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-04-01

Minneapolis, Mimi, March 3d.
This week we are going to talk
about makeup and fashions. Just
as the woman with a small clothes
allowance must take great care to
keep her clothes spotlessly clean
and perfectly repaired, so must she
give careful attention to the fun
damentals and details Of makeup.
It Is the attention paid to these lit
tie things that makes a small ward
robe and an inexpensive one f,
look as fashionable as the elabor-
ate one of Mrs. Many Dollars.
Sometimes even more fashionable
than Mrs. Many Dollars, because
she may not be fastidious person
ally, in which case all the money
in the world can't make her look
well groomed.
A clear, clean skin and a simple
but becoming hairdress will lend
attractiveness to even the cheapest
Of cotton dresses. The clear, clean
skin comes from the use Of mild
soap suds and water and a good
lubricating oil or nourishing
cream.
Shimmering, glossy hair means a
clean scalp and vigorous daily
brushing. Brunettes will do well to
give their hair an oil treatment at
least twice a month. Blondes will
do well to use an egg yolk sham
poo. The latter Is accomplished by
first brushing the loose dust from
the hair, then rinsing it well in
clear warns water. After this the
whipped yolks Of four eggs are
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-04-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
B a SEB ALL
By HALSEY HALL
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

New Braunsfels, Texas, March
30.-Jacob Ruppert's favorite say
ing-'the pitchers are ahead of the
hitters'' is holding good again.
For, in good truth, the pitchers
are ahead of the hitters this spring
as they usually are when the
weather is anywhere near decent
and other things are even. With
Millers, Saints, Blues, Hens, st.
Louis Browns and other teams
training in Texas, the climate has
been decent enough so that the
curving artists have advanced far
ther than the gentlemen who wave
the mahogany.
This saying we quoted above
started this way: Many years ago
when Jake Rupert was an early
owner Of the Yanks and little Mill
er Huggins was the manager, the
Yankees were beaten a couple Of
times in spring training by small
minor league teams. He was much
perturbed about 1t and called Hug
gins into executive session to issue
a complaint. why Colonel" the
little fellow told him, there's moth
ing to be alarmed about. The pitch
ers are Just ahead Of the hitters,
that's all"
That Modified the Colonies
wrath. And then, along about July,
the Yanks were soundly beaten a
couple Of times and some friend
stopped the Colonel on the street to
commiserate with him. ZACH, dots
nothing" old Jake replied, "the
pitchers are Ghost ahead Of the hit
ters."
You notice how many teams in
struct their battery men to report
a full week earlier than the rest Of
the players. Consequently, when
the hitters start looking at pitches
for the first time. they are handi-
capped, for the throwing artists
have q weeks start on them. In
cases where free hitting games are
the rule, It means simply that the
pitchers are not bearing down to
the fullest or else Just arn't up to
snuff.
The Millers got a special demon
stration OF this in their first games
with Tulsa and the Browns. Each
opponent employed young hurlers.
fellows who had come to camp
early and were fighting hard for
jobs. They threw stuff that simply
was unhittable for the boys who
were at the plate suffering from
eye-rust, a disease that becomes
virulent during the winter months.
Then, on second appearances,
the Millers got six runs in the
tenth of Andy Bednar, veteran
Tulsa hurler, who had served with
Pittsburgh. He hadn't reached
form. And, where Bonetu and KIM
berlin. two Yankee Doodle rockies
with the Browns had stopped them
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HOMELETSIThat witty young
lady, Dorothy MCGEE, comes from
the City all fresh and bubbling
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-04-01
The
COmmOn-tater

2.08, HUFFMAN Street boasts q
danger signal with sleeves. Hike
yourself to the rebuilding enter
prise at the site of the old Sullivan
building, and you may see it yet.
Twas there the other day. Warn
ing motorists that men were work
ing was q red dress recaptured
from the debris flying in the
breeze. Quoth one passerby, Hmm,
$685."
READY, TOO3-When a dozen
Katrinkas took the St Cloud post
office for a ride down st. German
last week in a publicity stunt, the
Times burst forth with an annouu-
cement statment that said the gals
were getting cold feet. But not all
OF their tootsies were cold-her
name was Theresa Zwilhng.
POIITICKIES - Comments Of
Sen. Glasships)-Writes one to the
Sen.: II the government could pay
farmers for not raising hawgs
Why in tarnation isn't q refund
coming forth for that ten thousand
we didn't earn :. (That one taxed
the Senator) -. Suggested revision
for spelling government: give
mint" The boys down at the
State Capitol are having them
selves a time. Proposed bill to
eliminate sticks from all day suck
ers Why, with horror we watch
this devastating law lay waste a
time-honored institution I. Be
fore US rises q pageantry Of boy
lobbyists There's enuf child's
play at the State house already.
Gee, it's like taking candy from a
baby Says Sim Wiener: There
are 236 different kinds Of taxes on
certain shoes That's figurin'
taxes on feeds that fed the ami
mails that raised those imported
hides for your uppers -.
HOMELETS-That witty young
lady, Dorothy MCGEE, comes from
the City all fresh and bubbling
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and others of minor Importance.
Another state employee who is
very much in the headlines these
days Is Kenneth Haycraft, head OF
the Old Age Assistance Board at
so much per, and at present a can
didate for the nomination as Mayor
Of Minneapolis, against another
Farmer-Laborite, present Mayor
Latimer. Both claim to be the
dyed-in-the-wool representatives Of
the party. Latimer was elected by
the Farmer-Labor folks and has
played ball with them. Haycraft
seems to have the Governor on his
team right now, and some merry
time are expected during the next
few weeks. The Minneapolis may
orally fracas will no doubt develop
into an open battle between the
-Communistic forces and the
Federation OF Labor forces, and it