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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-04

Mrs. A. A. Wood will again be ir
charge of the Christmas Seal sale
in Libby, the proceeds from which
are used to fight that dread disease
tuberculosis. That the white plague
is again on the increase is shown
by the following item that recently
appeared in the daily press:
New York-The white plague is
spreading again in the United States
After being beaten steadily back
Eculosis increased their toll in 1886,
killing almost $500 persons more
than in 1885.
The resurgence of the disease was
disclosed today in the annual re-
port of the National tuberculosis
association, which explained it as
probably due" to the cumulative
effects" of the depression.
'sHardships, anxiety, low living
standards, poor and crowded hous-
ling conditions and malnutrition
occasioned by the business collapse
of 1929 all played a part in the
death rate rise, DR.. Kendall Emer-
son, managing director of the tuber-
culosis association said.
Available figures indicate, he add
ed, 70,907 persons died of tuber-
culosis in this country in 1886, COM
pared to 69,471 the year before.
This makes the death date 55.4
per 100000 population, almost a
full point higher than the 545
of 1885.
The increase ranged from / per
cent in New Jersey to 1l.8 in Arr
zona. The greatest Roadway against
the disease" was made in Delaware.
in Wyoming and in Nebraska.
Though the rise in tuberculosis
mortality is slight at the moment,
lit should be taken as call to arms
and the people Of the country
should rally in turning back
this ruthless enemy" said DR. Emer-
son.
The associations comparative
statistics as to number of deaths
per 100000 population in 1885 and
1936-the 1885 figure being placed
first-include:
Montana, 47.l-414, Nebraska,
22.4-18.5; Wyoming, 22.4-I5.0.
G. P. Branch arrived Sunday from
h1LZVlile. WASH, and is a new en-
ployee at the Safeway store, taking
the place Of Willis Moore, who has
been transferred to Occur d'Alene,
Ida. Mrs. Brauch and small son are
now visiting in Everett, Wash, and
will come to Libby later. Mr.. Branch
is a son of Mrs. Charley Crosgrove.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sturgeon re-
turned home Monday night from
Kansas where they had spent the
last two months.
Mr. and Mrs. c. o. Rowe re
turned home Saturday from Port
land, Oregon.
Mrs. F. Cochran of Whitefisf
stopped in Libby to visit couple
of days with Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.
Hamann, on her way home from
Seattle.
The Misses Minnie Larson, Ruth
Loucks, Vionna Brown and Marjorie
Rowe are entertaining the teachers
at the Leo Becker home tonight.
Mrs. Lief Johnson spent the week
end in Spokane
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-04

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FISHER RIVER

Miss Grace Kenelty attended the
teachers convention in KalispeI
last week.
Mrs. Gene Scott and Wallace and
Jack Wheeler were over on the
East Fisher part of last week.
Mrs. Carrie Nash, who has been
visiting at the M. |. Davis home,
returned to her home in Kalispell
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Van AIstine
and little daughter OF Havre ar
river the first of the week to visit
a few days with the Morris Davis
family
Mrs William Lang spent the week
end visiting relatives east of the
mountains
MIR. and Mrs. Holderman from
Havre are visiting friends and hunt
ing here this week
Ray Nadreau from Roman is hunt
ing here this week
Morris Davis, Mrs. NJ. T. Davis
and Ray Nadreau drove over to
Kalispell Monday.
Mrs. Gordon Sales returned home
last week from months visit in.
Seattle
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-04
DAY IN THE BIG HOUSE
Continued from page u

about the institution or its officers,
either good or bad.
Remember that the warden did
not send for you, but now that you
are here he insists that you live up
to the rules of the institution
Okay, buddy Sail right with me-
There goes the guard Wonder if
this mug next door will tip me
off to what's what Yeah, I'm a
machinist. TRUSTEES sleep outside
the cells, eh2 How can | get a
working job? Must apply to the
warden Need a pull, | suppose
He's pretty fair, eh? What hap
pened to you? He hit you and they
put you both back inside. Tough
luck Hope | can keep my temper.
You can buy your own butter2
Well, I've got about $500 down here.
| Can check against it. eh? Make a
/ few dimes weaving horsehair belts.
4 brides, and stuff. So you work for
the mug that has a contract out
side to sell the stuff. Swell Can't
get any marijuana. Have to get
along without it, ! guess. Sh-h-h-.
here comes the guard.
Well, I've broken my first rule
and got away with it. But | had
to know. Won't talk any more.
Too risky I want to get a job and
get out of this damned cell They
lock you in here after every meal,
and they lock the cell house and
they lock the gates and they lock
the entrance. Locks, locks, locks.
And iron bars and more iron bars.
| And that high stone wall with those
crete and iron, everywhere. Even
an iron mattress to sleep on. Jeez,
why didn't stay out while was
out? Every day the same, every
month the same. Don't do this,
] don't do that Get up, walk out,
keep your arms folded Walk in
again. Clang goes the door Clangl
goes the cell door Those guards
have eyes like mice. Look like
they're just waiting to sap up on
you. Two years of this It's going
to be hell, but I'll be good and get
out in a year. Get away from these
silent mugs that stare at you. Won
der what that little waitress down
III IdSO ID dOlliB loiliBill. dflliE bul
some COB for his dough, | sup
pose. God! | won't even see a
woman for year. This is a hell
of a hole. Food tastes the same,
days are the same. And that awful
spell at night-pitch dark and nc
sounds except snoring and grunt-
ing. And I can't sleep here. It's
too hot or too cold. I've got ar
awful pain, but | don't dare say
a word. Day after day, until you
lose track of time, of everything
That guard walking up and down al
the time. It's driving me nuts
It's driving me crazy, I tell you
Jeezl Why did I let them get me-
Why did I take that damned car
Why didn't they let me join the
army and get killed? Oh Mother
Motherl Motherl
IN. 3. So Prisoner No. Ol44301
ended his first day in The BIZ
! House, sobbing silently for tina
mother that he left behind him
years ago.
The second article, A Day in thu
Big House from the prison guard!
viewpoint, will appear soon.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-04
GAME HOGS CAUGHT WITH TOO
MUCH ELK

HELENA.-Two men with Il
quarters of elk meat and two cut
bears were arrested by deputy game
Wardens the. past week, Warden
James A. Weaver announced. The
men. Charles Allen and T. vi. Birk.
land of Fort Benton, were fined
only $500 each. However, the
game and the rifles of the two were
confiscated by the state game de-
partment.
Deputy Game Wardens Carl Fen
der and Tom Peasley made the ar.
rests. Near the camp of the two
in the higher reaches of the Sur
River, deputies found the carcass
of another elk which had been
abandoned, as it lay in rough
country.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-04
Is Years AQo

(From file of the Western News
In the election Monday Woodrow
Wilson was elected president of the
United States by large majority,
brought about by the split in the re-
publican party in the progressive
movement Because of this condi-
ton his victory was overwhelming.
The fine steel bridge across the
Kootenai river is to be completed
the 18th of this month, according
to. present calculations.
The Woman's club has made ar
arrangements for a series of enter
tainments at the opera house this
winter that promise to be the best
ever given here.
BY using a gold pan and panning
out the ashes of their burned house
B. f. Howard and Harry Howard
have recovered something over
S400 in gold nuggets, which had been
in the house when it burned several
weeks ago.
President I. ". Kirby of the Lib
by Water Works, Electric Light and
Power company left Sunday for his
home in Sheridan, Wyo., after hav-
ing spent several months here.
Claude Houghton and Wayne
Alexander left last Thursday fol-
Leonia where they are establishing
a logging camp preparatory to get
ting out logs for the Boomers Ferry
Lumber company.
! A. L. Thompson left Monday fol
a visit at his old home in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. l.. Baker Of Troy
were present at the dance given By
the Woman's club last Friday night
| K. B. Pritchett returned last Fri.
day from Havre, having spent tht
summer in that vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Taylor came
in last Thursday from their home
stead in the Yakt basin and expect
to spend the winter here.
| Mrs. Claus Detjens returned las
week from few weeks visit amonl
relatives in the east.
Ed. Mulcrone returned Saturda,
from Butte, where he has been 10.
Gated for the past several month!
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-04

The county commissioners met in
Libby this week in the regular
monthly session.
Dog prisoners are again active in
Libby. Two or three good dogs have
fallen victims to poison the past
week or two.
Miss Pauline Hough is expected
in from Spokane the last of this
week for short visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hough.
Mrs. J. Greenbury of Fortine came
to Libby last Sunday to spend q
short time with her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Clark. Mrs. Greenbury re-
Gently slipped and fell at her home
and broke two ribs.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-04
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REXF0RD
Mrs. Oak Knapp Entertains

MIS-. YAK Knapp Enterta1nS
The members of the Mid Week
Card club were pleasantly enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Oak
Knapp Wednesday evening, Oct. 27.
Tally cards, table appointments
and also the dainty lunch were sug-
gestions of Halloween.
Mrs. E. E. Madden won the high
score prize and Mrs. VIM. Grit
fiths won prize for being the only
person to hold one hundred aces
during the entire evening.
Mrs. Vim. Parcels was caller in
Libby last week.
Charles White of Whitefish is now
managing the Great Northern Lunch
Room. Mr.. and Mrs. Gully Way
mire, who until recently managed
the lunch room, moved to Eureka.
Mrs. J. c. Shanahan returned to
Spokane the last of the week after
visiting at the home of her son
Ward for several days.
jim McGary spent a week in the
Yak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langstaff and fam
lily, who have lived on the old Shell
don place for the past year. have
moved to their former home in
Bridger.
Charlie Dox was business caller
in Libby Friday afternoon.
Charles Jacobson went to Oppor-
tunlty, Wash, the end of the week
to visit his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Madden were
Kalispe1l callers Friday.
Mrs. Carl West, Mrs. Fred Marks
and daughter Nadine went to White
fish the last of the week.
Mr.. Price of Eureka was a caller
here for short time Thursday.
Francis Mcclure and Miss Ethel
Montgomery attended the teachers
convention in Kalispell the last of
the week.
Mrs. Fred Marvel was a bust
ness caller in Libby Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Howe went
to kalispell the last of the week.
Mrs. Otto Nordstrom of Libby
spent the weekend at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Madden.
G. Basque of Kalispell was Sun
day caller.
Miss Mildred Fewkes returned
from a visit in Boomers Ferry and
Spokane the last of the week.
Ray Deditius was weekend vis-
itor from kalispell
Mr.. Adams of Kalispell figured in
a car accident last Friday which
completely demolished his car but
ne escaped unframed The acct
dent occurred near Warland.
Mrs Lola Stimson and daughter
Yvonne were calling on relatives
here Sunday,
Mrs. Charles White of Whitefish
came the first of the week to join
her husband here.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-04
WANTED: HERRING GULLS

Herring guIIs are being sought
by the State Game department. The
u. S. Biological survey released
5000 branded gulls from Atlantic
stations last year and it is now try
ing to find these branded birds
again. Anyone seeing a herring
gull with banded leg should note
the color of the band, the time and
place and report to Jack Carney, as
sistant state game warden. The
gulls are blue-gray with black tip
ped wings.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-04
Terms Used by Prisoner

Fish-A new inmate.
Flatfeet-Pohce officers
Stir-In prison or in Jail.
Dick-Any police officer in plain
clothes.
Tommy gun-A machine gun.
Dress you down-Beat up on q
prisoner
Prints-Bertillion finger printing
Mugs-Prison photographs.
Fish clothes"--A temporary suit
until the regular prison garb is
fitted on the inmate.
Chow-Prison food.
DO your own time"--Keep free
from trouble makers and associates
Trusties-Men who have outside
jobs in laundry, on prison farms
etc.
Dago-San Diego, Calf.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-04
WHEELER AT HELENA

Senator B. K. Wheeler will adj
dress Montanans from Helena over
a statewide hookup November 6.
He will speak under the auspices of
Helena, Masonic bodies with Judge
L. L. Galloway presiding. The
broadcast will open at $50 p. m.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-04
POPULATION GROWING

HELEN A.-Blrths exceeded the
deaths IN Montana, nearly two to
one, SO far this year A total of IT'S
births were recorded by Lucien
Benepe, registrar of vital statistics,
and 438 deaths.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-04
First River Ship to Louisville

The first Ohio river ship to reach
Louisville, KY, arrived on June l6,
1900.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-10

refe laFasF3 AdaHSE ~ ReEtnk;
Gyula, Horkay Lajos, Kovacfy
M. Gy0rgy, Fonagy Janos, Tu-
lipan Klara, Kovacs Elekne,
Csomo Menyhert, Nyaradi La
jos, Hajdu Jozsef, Mt. Ujlaki
Ferenc, Mt. Irshay Zoltan, Mt,
Marion Sander, Mt, Varga La
jos, Mt. Daroczy Matyas, Mt.
Macy Ferenc, Mt. Kruchio An
tai, Mt, Szijjarto Istvan, Meme
nyi M. Emo, szanyi Janos,
alapito tag, Hammond, La
boil es Hamory Gustav.
A kovetkezo teytiiletek, egy-
letek es egyhazak nyujtottak
at adomanyokat az unnepelt
egyhaznak: Progressziv Liga
($75); Templom Segelyzo No
egylet ($50); Vasarnapi Iskola
($25); Loraini Ref. Egyhaz
($15); Toledoi Ref. Egyhaz
($10); Cantoni Ref. Egyhaz
($10); Alliancei Ref. Fgyhaz
($10); Ref. MOI es Ferfi Beteg-
segelvzo Egylet $50; Youngs-
town. Egyhazak es Egyletek
Nagybizottsaga $50; Verho-
way Betegsegelyz6 1Os-ik osz-
talya $50; West Side-i Pol
gari Kor ($5); Fuggetlen Ref.
Egyhaz ($5); Detroit Ref.
Egyhaz ($5); Farrell Ref. Egy-
haz ($5); Oreg Amerikasok
Youngstown Csaladja ($5);
Scent Gyorgy gor. kat. Egyhaz
($5); Senior C. E. csoport
($1O).
| A jubileumi unnepelyt Mt.
B0tty Janos zarta be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-10

rataik megtamadtak Elser IL
vi deputyjat, akik egy East
Federal Street-i iizletbe men
tex inget es sapkat vasarolni
(ez az egyenruhajuk). A we're
kedesben vagy ot deputyt meg
puffOltek, de a sheriff csakha-
mar 9 helyszinen termett es
kimentette szorongatott sege-
deit. A tomeg k0vette a She
riffet a megyei bortonh0z es
egy ideig veszedelmesnek lat
szott a helyzet. Ket Allitolagos
piketet elfogtak.
Nagyjaban ez a helyzet a
youngstown keriiletben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-10

Lelekemel6 keretekben lin
nepelte meg Youngstown es
kornyeke magyarsaga es refor-
rnatussaga az 0reg Ref. Egy-
haz alapitasanak 35 ewes ev-
fordul6jat a mult vasarnap.
Az tinnepi istentiszteletet a
vendeg Ielk&szek es az alapit6
tagok bevonulasa nyitotta meg
egy SO tagu vegyes ifjusagi
enekkar bevezetese mellett. Az
iinnepalkalmi scent szolgala
tokat a kovetkezo vendeglelke-
seek vegeztek: Mt. Muranyi
Istvan, Conneaut-Ashtabula-i
lelkesz, invokaciot mondott;
Mt. Kruchio Antal, Alliance-i
lelkesZ, bibliat olvasott; Mt.
Macy Ferenc, Farrell-i. lelkesz,
,'6imat mondott;; Rev. w. H.
FI',dnut, Youngstown es Mt.
/ TTilaki Ferenc, Toledo-i lelke-
seek lelekbemarkolo angol Is
magyar predikaciokat tartot-
tex; Mt. Varga Lajos, Pitts
| burgh-i lelkesz az alapito ia
gokhoz; Mt. Irshay Zoltan, egy.
hazmegyei eln0k pedig az egy.
haz ifjusagahoz inteztek tartal.
mas szavakat. Az uto persely
FARO es megaldo imakat Mt
Daroczy Matyas, West Cleve
land-i; Mt. Szijjarto. Istvan
Fast Cleveland-i es Mt. Doku
Gabor, Canton-i lelkeszek mon
sfdottak. A=templeEa ia alaepe9y
emlekezetesebbe tette annak
kedves ajandeknak az atadasa
amelyet Mt. Botty Janos, Dr.
: w. H. Hudnutnak nyujtott a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-10
NAGYBIZOTTsAG

A Youngstown es K0rnyeki
Magyar Egyhazak es Egyletek
Nagybizottsaga most penteken,
junius lien tart gyiilest a
Magyar Nap ugyeinek megbe-
szelesere a Figgetlen Reforma-
tus Egyhaz gyiilestermeben. -
Keretnek a tagok a megjele-
neSre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-10

New Castleban leko Benja-
min De Remer-t6l egy cigany-
csoport elrabolt 9 dollart. A
rend6rok elfogtak 6 ciganyt,
akiknek maid a biro elott kell
felelniok tetteikert.
II s.
A varosi uccakrol rovidesen
felszedik a villamos sineket, a
hol a villamosjarat mar meg
STINT. A takaritasi munka a
West Federal-i uzletemberek
panasza folytan indult meg uj-
boil.
Youngstown polgarmestere S
Mahoning megye sheriffje en-
gedelyt adtak a 80 szazalekos
konnyu s0r arusitasara. Az
engedely azert volt szukseges,
inert a sztrajk alatt lezart ital-
arusitok kenytelenek voltak
sok szazra memo alkalmazottat
elbocsatani a munkabol. Ma
sodszor az eladasi tilalom csak
e yarosi es megyei vendeglokre
vonatkozik, ICY a hataron Xviii
ESQ italhelyisegek kaptak a
nagy uzletet, ami sulyos anya-
gi veszteseget jelent a varosi
italarusitoknak. De a polgar-
mester es a sheriff a kozeled6
el6valasztasokra is figyelem-
mel voltak.
A Canfielden slev6 tiid6sza
natoriumhoz epitett vi szobak
augustus 1-t6l teljesen felsze-
relve, hasznalatra keszen ALA
max.
A Sheet & Tube, valamint
a Republic gyarban tartozko-
do munkasok reszere az elelem
allitolag meg 2 hetre elegend6.
A benti munkasok telefon ut
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-10
SHvOY PUSPOk
K0RUNKBE JON
A szekesfehervari megyes piis-
p0k szOmbatOn este erkezik es
a vasarnapot lit t0lti

Fmlts. Shvoy Lajos szekesfe-
hervary megyes piispok anne
rikai korutjaban, amelyet a
Budapesten j0v6 esztend6b 6ben
tartando nemzetkozi vilag eu-'
charisztikus kongresszus erde-
keben tesz meg, Youngstownba
erkezik 81 .Ipaton este es a
vasarrapot AZ itteni katolikus
magyar sag koreben fogia ell
t0lteni.
Az eddigi megallapoda dasok
szerint a piisp0k ur q Scent
lstvan egyhazban reszesiti els6
aloozsaspan a gyerrnekeket 4
kis misen, maid oman q Scent
Gyorgy magyar g0r. kat. egy-
hazba megy, ahol szentbesz6det
mond es visszaterve a Scent
Istvan egyhazba, Oft is beszel-
nj fog a nagymise utan.
Delutan a pispok ur pihen-
nj szandekozik es este aldast
oszt a Magyarok Nagyasszonya
hitkozsegnel, amely utan a hit
kozseg zenekara es gyermekei
koncertet rendeznek az iskola-
teremben.
/ Felesleges mondanunk, hogy
n1iiTt~ youngstown es k0rnye-
ri stoiillust oft szeretnonk
larom templom vala-
EZietytkeben. Ritka alkalom
sTA1 aban, hogy egy hazai
I. puspokot lathassunk es hall.
hassunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-10
MEGHIy0

Tisztelettel felkerjiik, legyen
szives megjelenni es ismer6seit
magaval hozni azon Nagygyii-
lesre, amely megtartatik juni-
us no lien, pentek este fel 8
orakor, a Roman Hallban (645
Poland Ave.. Angel es magyar
szonokok ismertetik q sztrajk
helyzetet.
A RTZOTTSAn
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-10

jan erintkeznek csaladjaikkal,
de hir sZerint soha semmir6l
mem panaszkodnak.
A k0zismert sit down strike
nemcsak az emberek k0zt di-
hong, de ragalyos betegseg
modjara az allatokra is at
terjedt. EFT bizonyitja New
Castle, Pa. Gottfried Ulrich liz
letember esete, amikor a me-
hex ezrei elleptek a parkolt ge-
pet es az exhaust ESQ kornye-
ken letelepedtek. A gep tulaj-
dcnosa nem latta neheznek a
hlvatlan vendegek elzavarasat
es gyorsan meginditotta a mo-
tort, szamitva ARA, hogy a
melegtol elszoknek a mehek.
De azok csak a gep mask
pontjara tettek at a satrukat
es meg a mehesz szakert6k sem
tudjak semmi modon elzavarni
az eroszakos sztrajkolokat, ha
csak valami pusztito szert
lgenybe mem vesznek. Hogy a
meheknek mi a k0vetelesuk
Ulrichtol? AIT sokan szeretnek
tudni. Bizonyara Mr.. Ulrich
hamar kiegyezne veluk, csak
hogy a gepe felszabadulion,
amelyik meg mindig oft all a
parkol6 helyen.
A strike-olok es csaladiaik
nem kaphatnak varosi vagy
allami segelyt, mint a megyei
segelyiroda igazgatoja I. L. Fe-
yer mondja.
"A multi vasarnap Warren, O.
osta-alkalmazottakna kon,
venciojuk volt, melyen elhata.
roztak, hogy szovetsegi nyug.
dijert fognak kervenyt bead.
nj ozvegyeik es csaladtagjail
reszere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-10

Miert lehet ez Chicagoban es
miert nem Youngstownban?
Elser sheriff vagy 100 de-
putyt esketett fel es ezek Sc
gitsegevel a Sheet & Tube
campbelli teleper6l egy vasuti
kocsi elelmiszert vittek at a
struthersi telepre. Ez nagy ria
dalmat okozott mutt szombs-
ton hajnalban.
Niles es Warrenben a Re
public telepein mas a helyzet.
OFT mindket telepen folyik va
lamelyes munka. "A ket gyarat
a leveg6b6l epiil6gepekkel lat
jak ell elelemnel a munkasok
reszere. A heten rnegsziint a
multi heti lovoldozes ezekre a
repil0gepekre.
A nilesi es warreni piket vo-
nalakon allandoan fordulnak
el6 csetepatek, amint egyes
dolgozni akaro munkasok min
denfele csellel keresztiil pro-
Dalnak jutni a piket vonala-
kon. A unio allitasa szerint
a gyarak mem dolgoznak, a
gyarvezet6seg allitasa szerint
i Warrenben acelt terrnelnek es
Iazt eldolgozzak. Warren koril
a piketek mindenfele akada-
lyokkal lehetetlenne tettek a
vasuti forgalmat a gyarakba.
! Youngstownban' a rend6rseg
Evans polgarmester utasitasa-
ra megtiltotta a piketeknek a
mindenfele ut6szerszamok hor-
dasat es ezt szigoruan be is
tartjak. A unio viszont ait ko-
veteli, hogy a gyari rend6rseget
fegyverezzek lie.
Youngstownban ugy a Sheet
& Tube, mint a Republic mum
kasai kozt egyre er6s6dik egy
"vissza munkaba" mozgalom
Mindket gyar munkasai kozt
alakitottak Independents mem
CIO uniokat, amelyekr6l a CIC
: vezerei AIT allitjak, hogy a
kompania penzeli 6ket.
A vallalatok vezetosegei XII.
jelentettek, hogy Youngstown.
ban $40 sem lehet arrol, hogy
a lezart telepeket meginditsak
addig, amig munkasok tobb-
!, sege mem mutatkozik hajlando.
max visszaterni a munkaba es
meg akkor sem, hacsak bizton-
sagukr6l a megyei es varosi
IlaCOSagOk nem gOndOSkOdnak
kellokeppen.
A heten Davey kormanyzt
meghivta a unio vezet6it Is a
ket kompania vezet6it egy ko.
zos tanacskozasra.
Megel6z6leg a unio ldjelen.
!; tette, hogy szivesen targyal, dc
mem enged abb6l a koveteles.
! Dol, hogy gyarak szerz6dest
irjanak ala; a gyarosok pedig
kijelentettek, hogy minden te:
kintetben elis1nerik q uniot
mint tagjainak kepvisel6jet, de
szerz6dest mem irnak ala.
!; "Alairni vagy mem alairni'
ez az egyetlen kerdes ebben 8
sztrajkban. Tobb fizetesr6l
! valtozott munkaviszonyokr6l
egyaltalan nincsen $40.
1 Egy este sztrajkol6k es ba.
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