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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-22
CITIZEN GROUP
0PP0SESD.C
INCOME TAX
By A. J. DRISCOLL
Citizens Association Editor

NAbAASAo AAc9OSAsNsASAA AsAASS@
A District income tax bill, one
Of the several tax measures intro
duced by Representative Ross Col
Inns was opposed by Dahlgren
Terrace Citizens Association at a
meeting last night in Crosby
Noyes School.
It was asserted such a tax would
put an undue burden on, the small
wage Garner, that If additional
funds be required to meet the
1898 District budget, other means
should be employed to obtain
them, with the Federal Govern
ment assuming its proportlnate
share
The association favored a tax
on parking lots, to be levied on
gross receipts. 1t recommended q
higher tax on tangible personal
property of public utilities, and a
tax on gross earnings, real estate
levies to continue as at present.
Francis j. Mcdonald was elected
president to succeed John P. Ca
hill, who refused to continue in
that office. Other officers elected
are william Weber, first vice pres
ident; Mrs. j. G.. Kingsbury, Sec
ond vice president, and j. G. Kings
bury, treasurer. The secretary is
to be named by the new president.
A.,tF. E. Scheer and Mcdonald
were continued as delegates to the
Federation of Citizens Associations.
Cahill and Scheer are the delegates
to the Northeast Council.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-22
Tax Evasion Move
ThWarted By u. 5.

In a move to prevent possible
tax evasion, the Bureau of Inter
nal Revenue ruled yesterday that
to q certain extent the Personal
Holding Company tax is appli-
cable to nonresident foreign cor.
porations. The ruling held that
the tax can be applied to gains
from the sale by such corporations
of capital assets in the United
States.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-22
8-Piece Modern Studio Outfit

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Studio Couch that opens to a fullsize or twin
beds, modern End Tables, modern Coffee
Table, modern Occasional Chair, modern
Table Lamps and matching Bridge Lamp.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-22
new HOSPITAL
ASKED IN BILL

Construction of a new naval hos
pital and medical school in or near
Washington is authorized in bill
introduced in the House yesterday
by Representative Carl Vinson
CD of Georgia, chairman Of the
House Naval Affairs Committee.
The building is to cost no more
than $4,850,00O and the Federal
Government, under terms of the
bill, is authorized to accept any
tract as a gift for the site.
Mr.. Wilson's committee is ex-
pected to hold hearings on the
bill soon so that deficiency ap-
preparation may be authorized be-
fore Congress adjourns.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-22
Civic Federation

The Federation Of Civic Associa-
.tions will meet tomorrow night in
the board room Of the District
Building. Mrs. Ernest w. Grant
will give an illustrated lecture on
the prevention of tuberculosis.
Woolsey w. Hall, president, will
preside.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-22

hearings that may be called by
the Senate District Committee.
President S. j. Flickinger of
Friendship Citizens Association
told of progress in organizing a
boys club for the community.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-22

In a brief business session the
association approved a resolution
from its executive committee 0p-
posing any increase in taxation
other than may be necessary to
meet requirements Of the 1888
District appropriation bill. Presi-
dent Edwin s. Hege, was named to
represent the association on tax
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-22
Chevy Chase Citizens

Chevy Chase Citizens Associa-
ton, meeting last night in the
Woodrow Wilson High School, was
entertained by pupils, including
members of the cadet corps, with
Mrs. j. w. Torbert, music dire
tor as, mistress of ceremonies.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-22
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Washington Times.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
KATONASAC jOTT YOUNCSTOWNBA
RENDFENNTkRTASRA. vERES LAzADAS

s p arssa - s4s.se - - z
tA { laatosAgok sok gGpet Is
egyent megmotoztak es ahol
fegyvert ta1altak, azokat ell
fogtak es a fegyvereket es 10
szereket elkoboztak. Eek egy
egeszs szobat t0ltenek be ekes
bizonyitekul, hogy NIT ert a
CIO ''bekes piketeles'' alatt.
Az elfogottak szama megkoze-
liti a 15O-et.
Kozben a radio es a Vim
dicator extra ujsagja szetro-
pitettek a hirt, ohogy nem nyil-
max meg a gyarak. "A higgad-
tabb unio vezerek is beiartak
a piket vonalakat es intettek
az embereket, hogy ne okoz
zanak verengzest, inert a gya-
rak mem indulnak meg. Megis
het orara, a munkaba vissza-
terni akarok ezrei ielentek
meg az utcakon es a gyarak
fele tartottak. Ezeket sikerult
bekesen visszaforditani es igy
a kedd reggel csendes volt.
A bekeltet6 bizottsag tagjai
Youngstownban voltak es ui-
Dol targyaltak a Sheet and
Tube vezet6ivel.
kedd estere megerkezett a
katonasag teljes szamban. -
kozben Griffith warreni tor
venyszeki biro megszabta,
hogy init szabad es NIT mem
Szabad a piketeloknek csele-
kedni es biztositotta a Repub-
lie warreni es nilesi telepein
bezart dolgozo munkasoknak
jogat, hogy szabadon johetnek
es mehetnek.
Ez annyira felb6szitette a
CIO vezetoket, hogy a bir6i pa
rancs ellenere megerositettek
es ujbol felfegyvereztek a pi-
ket vonalakat. Szerdan este a
hangulat Warrenben nagyon
fenyegeto volt, de a katona-
sag keszen ALT minden zavar-
gas leveresere.. Davey kormany
20 parancsa szerint a warreni
es nilesi gyarak dolgozhatnak.
A Trumbull megyei CIO ere
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
III E tt S II E NJ L E
tobbre becsulik a tisztslt ha-

tobbre becsulik a tisztslt. ha-
zanal. ~ s's ~
Mem az a fontos, hogv hany
tucat-mi1lioval loptak IS csal-
tax meg a nen1zetet, hanem
az, hogy ismerje meg a nep
azokat az ''ipar kapitanyokat'
akik idaig joforman korlatla-
null uralkodtak felettiink.
Remelhet6, hogy a reakci6s
honatyak Is a sajt6 ossze-es.
kuvese ezuttal vereseget szen-
vednek es a legkimeletlenebb
vilagitasba fogjak ezeket a
nagystilti gonosztevoket he
lyezni, mielott veget er a WIS
galat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
GYALAZATOS
KISZAMITOTTSAGGAL

Is csudaiatos egyseggel van
max rata az ujsagok, hogy E
kongresszus ad6-vizsgalatainak
a botranyaira el6keszitsek az
orszagot, es el6re feherre mos
sanak minden t6kest, aki a
kincstart megcsalta.
Husegesen segito tarsakat
talalnak azokban a honatyak-
ban, akik ismet fenntartas mel
kill a toket szolgaljak, S akik
AIT hiszik, hogy a nemzet d
Roosevelt kormanyt megunta
El6re mondjak es irjak.
hogy ''felesleges' politikai
hanover az adocsalok nyilva-
nos vizsgalata es megbelyegze-
Sc, inert hiszen ezekrol a csa-
lasokrol mar tudtak regebben.
Az az igazsag, hogy a kor-
many es a kongresszus ha-
sonloan aldasos munkat soha
mem vegzett, mintha bemutat-
ia a polgarsagnak, hogy a
ragadozok kivaltsagos osztalya
milyen erkOlcSOkkel koruna
nyozta eddig az orszagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
HIGH SCHOOLT VEGZETT
MAGYAR TANUL0K

AZ
Az 1937-ik tanevrol a kovet-
kezo magyar szarmazasu oyer
mekek vizsgaztak a Young
stown es kornyeki ,nagasabb
(High SchooD iskolabol ju-
niusban:
SOUTH HIGH: Fabian H.
Istvan, Horvat P. Izabella, Hor-
vat j. Tamas, Kiss J. Karoly,
Macy M. Margit, Papp M. Mar
git, Ignath Margit. CHA
NEY: Blasko Anna, Deak
Marton,. Bornemissza Mar
git, Feher Erzsebet, Hingel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
A KIHALLGATASOK
KEZDETEN

mar az elso orakban meg
latszott, hogy milliomosok es
multi-milliomosok osztalya =
bizonyos tisztesseges kivetelek-
kel - eppen olyan erkolcsok
szerint el, mint AL Capone,
meg a t0bbi gangszterek;
mindent elk0vetnek a sajat
hasznukra es a nemzet karara
amit a t0rveny fogyatekossaga
esetleg lehet6ye tesz a sza-
mukra.
Ha erdekeik ugy kivanjak,
amerikai polgarjogaikat min
den honszerelmi bankodas mel
kill feladjak, inert a penzuket
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
la,@ ~

sztrajkba INVITA- a tobbi gyarak
munkasait, akiknek pedig seer
zodese volt es ICY isrnet bebi-
zonyitottak, hogy a CIO seer
coolest megszegik.
Bekere sajnos meg mindig
mines kilatas. Mindket fel esq
konyosen ragaszkodik alias
pontjahoz es valoszinu, hogy
a legkozelebbi bekeltetest ma
ga az Elnok fogja megkise-
relni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24

Frigyes, Orosz Iona, Palk6
Vilmos, Petranszky Maria,
Varga Iona. - EAST HIGH:
Kalman Rozalia, Meszaros Err
no, Varga Rozalia. RAVEN:
Bartok Erzsebet, 10th Mari,
Ugron Peter. - URSULINE.
Juhasz Katalin. MEMORIAL
HIGH CAMPBELL: Konya J.
Lajos, Kovacs Margit. Pejk6
E. Jen6, Timko C. Istvan, Tu-
rocy J. Jozsef, Varga L. Vii
mos. - SCIENCEVILLE: HUI
dak Andras, RakosyI Lajos,-
Lazar Sarolta, Nemet Etel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
vegre a ,baszk f6Earost bevet.

vegre a baszk f6Harost bevet-
tex. a,,
A "felkel6k' kaloz-lobogoja
alatt harcolo olasz-nemet had
seregnek szegyenszemre hona-
pokig tartott a ,kis varost ell
venni, de a veresegek most egy
elore el vannak- feledve, es a
ket diktator ismet ait erzi,
hogy ura a helyzetnek.
Eur6paban altalaban ait hi
SILK, hogy ez a draga aron va
sarolt gy6zelem fordulatot je-
lent a spanyol-olasz haboru-
ban, amit - ismeteltiik =
mem lehet becsiiletesen polgar-
haborunak nevezni, S hogy az
idegen csapatok ezentul sike-
resebben fognak7 : operalni a
torvenyes spanyol kormany
ellen. sns
Ennek megfelel6en Anglia
allitolag Ell fogja Franco-t
~hadakozo felnek is1nerni, va
gyis ezentul az angol kormany
'nem fogja forrada1ornnak mi
n6siteni a haborut, hanem el6-
fogja polgarhabo lep-
'tetni.
Lehetseges, hogy ezzel az
elismeressel kisse sietnek, inert
a spanyol hadsereg ma elegge
fel van szerelve, $ csupan azert
nem siettek a baszkok vedel-
mere, inert MadridOt mem
akartak veresegnek kitenni.
{ , 'NsfNsts ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
A MEGDOBBENT
SZENATUS

azzal akarja jova tenni ezt
a felesleges szemtelenkedest,
hogy az eln0k segely- -javaslatat
lathatolag meg fogja szavaz-
nj, de a verszemet kapott
tskoalicio">a a tovabbi javaslatok
soran tovabbi akadekoskodas-
sal fenyegeti az orszagot.
Hangosan es fennen hirde-
tik, hogy az elnok munkaber
es munkaido javaslatat ez a
kongresszus mem fogja tar
gyalni, hogy a kormanyzat at
szervezeset es le-egyszeriisite-
set meg fogjak ebben az ev-
ben gatolni, hogy a TVA fej-
lesztesenek az utjat elalljak.
Ha az elnok beket akar,
akkor belenyugszik, hogy a
kongresszus majdnem az osz-
SECS reform-javaslatat el fogja
gancsolni, ha harcolni akar,
akkor egesz nyaron at egyiitt
tartja a kongresszust. Ez eset-
ben italian kaphat bizonyos
morzsakat, de a Supreme
Court javaslata alkalmat adott
a nagyt6kenek es a reakcio-
max, hogy az eln0k hatalmat
megnyirbaljak es javaslatai
t0bbe nem kepeznek a kon-
gresszusban parancsot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
YOUNGSTOWN
REFORMATUS EGYLET

A Reformatus Egyhazi Ferfi
es MOI Betegsegelyzo Egylet
folyo no 27-en, rank kovetkezo
vasarnap, delutan 2 oral kez-
dettel tartja rendes havi gyu-
leset a szokott helyen. Keret-
mex a tagok minel nagyobb
szamban megjelenni a gyules
fontossagara valo tekintettel.
TiSztelettel
MENYHERT JANOS, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
SOHO X-7O gyors indulas
bizt0sabba teszi a hajtast!

Extra gyors indulss extra vedeImet ieIen
hirteien hajtasi probIemanal. Standard oilnal
a kuionleges finomitasa nemcsak gyorsabb;
'teszi az x-70-t, hanem az x-70 hasznal6i ellis
merlk, hogy megtakaritast is jelent. T0its
meg tartalyt x-70-vei IS pr6baija XII on is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
( Folysatas a ak oldalr6p

liberals elemeket Is a partban
az uralmat megkapjak maguk-
max, S val6sziniileg tevednek, a
reakci6s demokratak nyiltan
es tudatosan - Is szemerem
nelkiil - a kivalttagos osz-
talyt akartak ezzel a szegyei1-
dokumentummal szolgalni.
Eek a celjaikat elertek, inert
a demokrata part szakadasa
teljes Is az eln0k jaVaslata
vegleg elbukott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
u Foiytatas az i-.6 oldalrol,

kozt. sem lepnek ,szerzodesbe
inert q C1O mem is unio, l1a-
mem egy felel6tlen bizottsag. "A
cIo vezerek pedig kijelentet-
tex, hogy senmi k0riilmenyek
kozt sem engednek, amig mem
kapnak irott szerz6dest.
EAalatt q munkaba visszater-
nj akaro munkasok nagyban
keszultek, mig a gyarakban
megkezdtek a kenaencek eloze-
tes felmelegiteset. A sheriff
es a rend6rseg Isl felkeszult
hogy a munkaba visszaterni
akaro munkasoknak vedelmet
nyujtson.
A gyarmegnyitas hirere
gummigyari munkasok es ba-
nyaszok kesziilteka Youngstown
.ba, hogy sztrajkolo acelmunkas
testvereiket segitsek.
Ejfel volt mar, amikor Da-
vey kormanyzo bejelentette,
hogy kirendeli a r1emzet6rse-
get. Rovid lido alatt' 5000 kato-
ma kelt Ultra a Youngstown ke-
riilet fele.
A kormanyzo rendelete sze-
rint a mem dolgozo gyarakat
zarva kell tartani, a dolgoz6
gyarak pedig olyan mertekben
dolgozhatnak tovabb, mint ed
dig dolgoztak.
A CIO vezerek dicssrtek a
kormanyzot, inert egyes gya.
rakat zarva tart, 1nasreszt Sid.
tax, inert egyes gyarakban We.
delmet adott a asstrajk dacara
dolgozo munkasoknak.
A gyarosok es a munkaba
visszaterni akar6, munkasok
szidtak a korrnanyzot, inert
szerintuk mem nyujt torveny.
szeru vedelmet a dolgozni aka.
roknak.
Kedden hajnalra a sheriff
es a rend6rseg nagyon ugye.
sen lezartak a Youngstownbs
vezeto utakat es a varos hata.
ranal feltartoztattak a CIC
segedcsapatokat.I amelyek di
namit bomba akkal. fegyveresen
botokkal, nagy kesekkel igye
keztek Youngstown fele.
A hatosagoknak sikerilt g
legtobb ere tartot visszafordi.
tani. Icy tobb szaz akroni gum.
migyari munkast, akik auto.
mobil karavanokon jottek
Observation-Disclosures Austintown es
Canfielden.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
EUROPA ISMET
VALTOZOTT

helyzettel talalta magat
szemben a multi heten, inert
az olasz es nemet seregek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
AZ ISKOLAI EV VEGE

uj gondokat ad a sziil6knek,
akiknek a legnagyobb resze
ait szeretne, ha gyermekeiket
magasabb kikepzesben resze-
Slthetne.
Termeszetes, hogy ezek az
ohajtasok tiszteletremeltok, $
hogy aki teheti, az a fiat egye-
semre kuldi, de merteket kell
sartani ebben az irAnyban.
Tudjuk, hogy 4 jozansag
szava ritkan nepszert, viszont
mi a nepszeriisegnef is fonto-
sabbnak tartjuk, hogy DIVA
soinkat szolgaljuk.
F'igyelmiikbe ajanljuk hat,
hogy nezzenek szet maguk
koriil, es allapitsak meg, amt
konnyen meglatnak, hogy az
egyetemi kepzettseg mem fell
tetlenil vezet mindig a gaz-
dagsag, vagy a boldogulas ut
jahoz. 81.a4
Mindenert erdemes a rendes
arat megadni,s de mindenert
lehet nagyon draga arat is
fizetni. Szegeny sziil6k neha
az elet legjelentekenyebb sziik-
segleteit tagadjak meg 0nma-
guktol es a t0bbi gyermekeik-
t6l, hogy az egyiket egyetemre
kiildhessek, es evekre szolo
nyomorusagnak vannak Ok is,
a gyermekek is, az egyetemre
kiild0tt gyermek is kiteve,
amit esetleg az egyetemi KEEP
zettseg mem er meg.
Fontoljak meg EFT a kerdest
4 sztil6k alaposan es csak
akkor kiildjek gyermekeiket a
f0iskolakba, ha azok tehetse-
gesek, S ha az nem fog nyo-
mort jelenteni az egyetemi
hallgat6ra es a csaladra.
EUROPA ISMET
VALTOZOTT
helyzettel talalta magat
szemben a multi heten, inert
az olasz es nemet seregek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
AZ ORSZAG GAZDASAGI

helyzete semmivel mem la
vult a multi heten. A sztraikok
sok embert szolitottak XII a
munkabol, S a sztrajkok Matt
meg nagyobb t0megek lettek
tetlensegre utalva, akik aryag
hian mem tudnak dolgozni.
A politikai bizonytalansag is
egyre sulyosabb, inert eddig
legalabb ait tudta a toke,
hogy az ellenseges erzelmu ell
nok az ura a helyzetnek, ma
azonban mem tudjak, hogy
holnap XII fog a kongresszus-
max diktalni.
Ez azonban ne iesszen meg
senkit, es ne remiiljenek meg
a toke ujabb ijeszfgeteseit6l
sem, amely szerint aoujabb es
nagyobb depresszio szakad a
kozel j0v6ben a nemzetre.
Ketsegtelen, hogy depresz-
sziok lesznek ezutan is, de
mem a kozeli jov6ben, inert
hiszen voltakeppen meg az ell
multi depresszio veget sem er-
Tux Ell, S a prosperitas csak az
ipari beke teljes helyreallasa
utan er el benniinket.
Emberi szamitas szerint az
iparban el6fordulo z0kken6k,
sztrajkok, kizarasok elfognak
tartani koriilbelil ez ev vegeig
es az igazi rekonstrukcio az
utan kezdGdik.
p prosperitas ninden el6fel-
tetele meg van jelenleg ebben
hazaban, es bizonyos hogy
kecvezobb viszonyok lesznek
ezentul, es a kovetkezo evek-
ben, mint idaig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
'TenyIeges proba szerint
t0hb mertf0Idet kap 5 gyor-
san indus Sohio x70 gazzaI"

"Nem vagyok mechani-
kus vagy hirdet&ssel fog
IaIkoz6 egyen, de k6nnyu
latnom, hogy az x-70
inert nepsxeru oasolIn.
kipr6bSitam es LATHAM,
hogy t0bb miIe-t kapo
beI6Ie, a kocsi simSbbaH
fut, az induias gyorsabb
es mem volt carbon-h1-
jom. Miut4n evenk&ht
10000 miie-t hajtok, x
x-70 hasznaIatSvaI sokat
takaritok meg"
(Level egy Dayton-i, o.
Pontiac tulaidonost6l. :
keresre szolgalunk a ne
vevel.)
Evening star., 1937-10-15
HOLDS HOPE FOR DANCER

NEW YORK, October Is (P.-Hope
that Vaslav Nijinsky. famed Russian
ballet dancer, now IS years old and
for the past II years a patient in a
Swiss sanitarium, may regain his
mental balance was expressed yes
terday by his wife, Nine. Romala
Nijinsky.
Arriving here on the liner Europa
for . lecture tour, she said that on
her return Viennese physicians would
begin 4 series of "insulin shock" in
jections In an effort to restore his
health.
II he RECEIVERS, Nine. Nijinsky said,
she wishes him to organize = ballet
school and not return to the stage.
Evening star., 1937-10-15

q fellow telegraph operator with
Thomas Edison, a clerk in a book
agency, magazine editor, the literary
tutor who guided Ulysses S. Grant in
writing his Personal Memoirs" and
Ambassador to Italy Q92O-2D. But he
always vested his chief allegiance in
the world of letters.
At the time of his death he was
director of the Hall of Fame at New
York University. During his long as
sociatlon with Century Magazine,
which dated from 1873 and included
the editorship from 1909 to 1918. he
edited the series of articles later pub
llshed IN four volumes and known to
historians and lay readers alike as
Battles and Leaders of the Civil
War" He won international recogni-
tion and decorations from a half dozen
foreign governments for his work in
promoting the international copyright
enacted in 1891. He also was active
In conservation work and was the
originator of the movement to estab-
lish Yosemite National Park.
Funeral services will be held Sunday
at pm. at the chapel of New York
University. Burial will be at Stock
bridge, Mass, the home of his son,
Owen johnson, author. Besides his
son, daughter, Mrs. Agnes johnson
Holden, and brother, Henry john
son, Richmond, Ind, survive.
Evening star., 1937-10-15
FORD THREATENS
CLOSING OF PLANT.
Labor Dispute in Kansas
City Called "lntoIerabIe." F"
Work Transfer Indicated,
fy the Associated Press.

E9 the Associated Press.
DETROIT, October 15.-Executives
of the Ford Motor Co., voicing annoy
ance at ''intolerable" labor dispute
circumstances. weighed their next
move today after a plain-spoken
threat to close the Kansas City plant
permanently.
A decision in the clouded contro-
versy, in which the company charged
Kansas City police refused protec-
ton" to any Ford Official lacking
union pass. hung on the outcome of
a conference with officials of the here
tofore picketed plant.
Upon summoning the plant man.
ager and superintendent to the Ford
office in Dearborn yesterday, Harry
H. Bennett. personnel director, said
Il do not think there is anything to
do but close the plant. But that is
up to the company"
I'VE can't get police protection"
Bennett said. "The Ford Motor Co.
doesn't work that way. AS far as I'm
concerned-if I have anything to say
about it-we're all through in Kansas
City"
Pickets of the United Automobile
Workers Union were withdrawn from
the plant last night.
When the pickets first appeared
Monday the plants 5000 employees,
idle during change-over to 1898 pro-
duction, were advised to find work
elsewhere because the reopening was
indefinite.
Union leaders charged this was a
lockout. Bennett said the dispute, in
which he declared the company
wanted no part" lay between the
c. 1. o. and some other union" The
latter was identified at Kansas City
as the newly formed Independent Ford
Employees Union.
Bennett said he was uncertain
where the Kansas City operations
would be transferred if the plant were
closed permanently, but indicated
some of the work might be done at
Dallas, Tex.
Evening star., 1937-10-15
FILM VAULTS YIELD
EDUCATION RICHES
Committee Investigating Old Sub.
jects See Definite Role
for Movies.

- shS aoSOSldgcu eSS.
NEW YORK, October l5.-Rict
educational material was found IL
the vaults Of motion picture com.
panies by = committee of eight dis.
tinguished educators, who reported
yesterday to Will H. Hays, president
and the Board OF Directors of thu
Motion Picture Producers and Dis.
tributors of America.
The group, which spent the last
four months viewing non-current
short Aim subjects, said the films ex-
amined could be used to good effect
IN the instruction Of art, biology, ma
ture study. elementary education,
physical education, social studies,
music, geography, science and history
classes. The report declared:
The motion picture is destined to
take its place beside the text book,
the laboratory and the workshop as 4
factor OF major significance in edu-
cation"
Committee members are DR.. Mark
A. May, director Institute of Human
Relations, Yale University, chairman;
Frederick H. Bair, superintendent of
Bronxville, N. Y, public schools; Isiah
Bowman, president of Johns Hopkins
University; Karl T. Compton, presi-
dent OF Massachusetts, Institute of
Technology; Edmund E. Day, presi-
dent Of Cornell University; Royal B.
Farnum. executive vice president of
the Rhode Island School of Design;
Willard E. Givens, executive secretary,
National Education Association, and
Jay B. Nash, director Of department
OF physical education and health.
New York University.
Evening star., 1937-10-15
GROCERY CLERKS HOLD
UNION DRIVE RALLY
a. +. OF L. Organizing Workers
IN Stores and Meat Companies
In D. c. and Virginia.

A rally Of clerks and meat cutters of
grocery and meat companies was held
last night at Pythian Temple In the
interests OF membership drive for
the Retail Clerks International Pro-
tective Association and the Amalpa-
mated Meat Cutters and Butcher
Workers OF North America. The hall
was filled to capacity.
Speakers included Charles r. Nc
Closkey, vice president of the Central
Labor Union; Paul Topping, Amer
1can Federation Of Labor organizer for
this city and Northern Virginia; r. M
Coulter, A. F. of L. organizer; Norman
w. Barbour, business agent of the
retail clerks local, and William A.
Metro, secretary of the meat cutters
local.
Evening star., 1937-10-15

the Dutch East Indies on a vacation
tour. He was accompanied by his
wife and two daughters.
The Ambassador, who was machine
gunned and critically wounded by a
japanese aviator in China, came here
from the mountain resort town of
Baguio. where he has been recuperat-
ing. He said he felt much better"