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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-29
MOST MAR
AZ A KERDES.

igazan a haza sorsa fajt-e az
ellenzeknek, amely a partvezer
es az eln0k ellen fellazadt, vagy
mindenaron lie akarjak torni
Rooseveltet.
Es r0vid nehany nap alatt
ezt vilagosan meglatjuk.
Az elnok altal a tavasszal
benyujtott munkaber es mum
kaid6 t0rvenyeket lie kellene
meg targyalni es ha ez alol
kiternek, akkor az ellenzek
mem a haza sorsan aggodott,
hanem fenntartas nelkiil az
uralkod6 t6kes osztaly szolga-
lataba szeg6d0tt.
Az is elvalik, hogy a javas-
latot milyen formaban akarjak
es fogjak targyalni, ha ugyan
mem fognak az alol teljesen
kiterni.
Sajnos, ezuttal ebben a ker-
desben lovat adnak alajuk a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-29
lie KELLENE MEG

targyalni a farm-javaslatot
amely arrol akar gondoskodni,
hogy jo termes idejen a szo-
vetseg a termes egy reszet at
vegye es az arak eseset megga-
tolja hogy rossz termes ide-
jen EFT a raktart a fogyasztok
rendelkezesere bocsassa es az
arak egeszsegtelen, emelkede-
set meggatolja.
Allitolag ezt a javaslatot is
halalra iteltek azok, akik ma
ugy erik, hogy er6sebbek az
eln0knel akik ait hiszik
hogy a farmerek egy resze a
javaslat ellen van.
LIE kellene meg targyalni a
szovetsegi kormanyzat atszer.
vezeset es egyszerusiteset, ami
tol egyforman fazik minden
szenator es congressman.
Ez az egyszeriisites terme-
szetesen ait jelentene, hogy q
szovetsegi kormanyzat megsza.
badulna egy nagy hadsereg fe-
leSleges alkalmazott6 keve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-29
HA ELLENBEN A J0V0RE

a Wheelerek, a Van Nuysok
es q Burkek XII fognak a szena-
ousbol repulni, akkor nyilvan-
valo lesz, hogy a nep az ell
nokkel van akkor az vi deal
utjain tovabb fogunk a reforA
mok fe e haladni.
Most a nagyt6ke minden
lapja nap-nap utan egyre han
gosabban orditja, hogy eleg
volt, hogy Ell van faradva az
orszag es a kongresszus es hogy
halasszanak minden tovabbi
targyalast a jovore.
Es mem lehetetlen az sem,
hogy az ellenzek a liberalizmus
alarcanak utolso foszlanyait is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-29
lie KELLENE MEG

az adot0rvenyek reformjat
targyalni, hogy vege legyen an
max a botranynak, amt nem-
reg lepleztek lie az adminisz-
TRAGIC reszerol S a millios jove-
delmekkel bir6 polgarok ado
csalasa megsziinjek.
S ezenfe i'll termeszetesen lie
kellene targyalni a birosag re-
form-javaslatat, abban a for
maban, amt megigertek, mi
kor az eln0k javaslata lie lett
szavaZva.
Ezzel legalabb annyit eler-
nenek, hogy egy-egy torveny
megtamadasa utan mem KEEL
lene esztend6ket varni, amig
annak alkotmanyossagat ell
don't a Supreme Court.
Minthogy ez a javaslat mem
vag senkinek a kalacsaba, AIT
valoszinuleg lie fogjak targyal-
nj es ilyen formaban meg is
fogjak szavazni.
Ezeknek a javaslatoknak a
soran elva,ik maid, hogy XII
ellenezte a Supreme Court meg
pakolasat becsiiletes meggyo-
zodesbol es XII volt azon, hogy
ait az elnok elleni hadjaratra
urugynek hasznalja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-29
A DELI ES REAKCI0S

honatyak L. a nagyt6kevel
egyiitt = termeszetesen ait
akarjak, hogy a javaslatot ne
targyaljak lie ezuttal (sem a
jovoben) es a sajto oriasi kam-
panyt folytat, hogy menjen ha-
"a siirg6sen a "kifaradt" kon-
gresszus.
A minimalis munkaber-ja-
vaslatok ugyanis els6 sorban
azokat a deli sz0vogyarakat
sujtanak, amelyekben heti
negy-nyoc dollarokat keresnek
ma a munkasok, hogy az iga-
zan es a $40 szoros ertelmeben
ehberen elo tenant-farmereket
ne is emlitSuk.
Ha Roosevelt ennek a javas-
latnak a letargyalasat sem lesz
kepes kieszk0z0lni, vagy ha a
javaslatat kiforgatjak a mivol-
tabol, akkor nyilvanvalo lesz,
hogy a "liberalis'' SENATOR
urak egyaltalan mem az alkot-
manyt feltettek.
Akkor elarultak a valasztoi-
kat es szovetsegbe leptek az Al
Smith frakcioval es az AIT pen
ze,o tokevel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-29
AZ ELNOK SULYOS
VERESECE

mem hozott meglepetest sem
az 8, sem a nemzet szamara,
inert napok 6ta nyilvanvalo
volt, hogy ez esetben gy6zni
fog a reakcio, a kivaltsagos
osztaly es az a politikai klikk,
amely magahoz akarja ragadni
a demokrata partban az ural-
mat.
Az elnok elso es nagy verse;
ge egesz mas kepet ad a poll
tikai es reszben a gazdasagi
helyzetnek S napok alatt elva-
lik, hogy mennyi volt a johisze-
museg abban a kimeletlen kuz
delemben, amit a Supreme
Court4o megpako kolasanak az
iiEiigye alatt az eln0k szemelye
ellen folytattak.
Akik tegnapelOtt a liberaliz-
mus pozaban tetszelegtek a
nemZet elott a kozelmultban
szovetseget k0t0ttek a reakcio-
val es a t0kes osztallyal, azok
kenytelenek lesznek napok
alatt STINT valiant, hogy allan
doe ez az erk0lcstelen szovet-
seq.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-29
HA WHEELER.
JOHNSON,

meg a regebben liberalisak-
max ismert szenatorok a k0-
vetkezo napokban tamogatjak
az e'nok tovabbi programjat,
akkor Rooseveltnek ez a vere-
-ege semmi szerencsetlenseget
lem rejt magaban.
Az elso pillanattol kezdve
csak pillanatnyi orvossagnak
tartottuk a fels6 birosag meg
pakolasat, ami helyett alkot-
manyva toztatast kellett volna
ajanlani az elnoknek es fell
tunk tole, hogy a reakcio ezt
a fegyvert egyszer a nepsza-
badsag ellen forditja.
Mert ha most Rooseveltnek
lehetove tettek volna, hogy a
birosag megpakolasaval a Su-
preme Courtot a maga kepere
formalja, ugyanezt megtehette
volna kesobb egy reakcios ell
nok; inert lesz meg olyan is
az orszagban.
Hogy azonban az eddig pei
datlan nepszerusegnek orven-
do Rooseveltnek belet0rt ilyen
kiserletbe a bicskaja, az bizto-
stick ARA nezve, hogy a jov6-
ben = legalabb a kozel jovo-
ben = ilyen gondolattal mem
fog foglalkozni egyetlen eln0k
sem.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-29

levetve, tenyleg kiter el6le,
hogy a fentemlitett javaslato-
kat targyalja.
Mindenkeppen az a helyzet,
hogy a jov6 evi kongresszus
aeredmenyes munkat mem fog
vegezni, inert amig mem tudjak
meg az 1938-as valasztasokon,
hogy hol all a polgarsag, addig
sok befolyasa es hatalma mem
lesz az elnoknek.
S inert az egyes allamok ko-
zul a legt0bbnek a torvenyho-
zasa 0ssze sem i'll a j0y0re, nyil-
vanvalo, hogy politikai teren
nyugv6pontra jutunk egy id6-
re.
(Folytatas az six oida lon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-29
MEM JELENT SOKAT

ebben az esetben, hogy a
szenatus demokrata tagjai az
eln0k jel0ltjet, Barkleyt valasz-
tottak egy szot0bbseggel vezer-
mex, inert ez a beket a partban
visszaallitani mem fogja.
Ketsegtelen, hogy a jov6 evi
valasztasok alkalmaval az ell
nok az ellenzekbe ment szena-
torok ellen mindent ell fog ko-
vetni S hogy hadmozdulatok
azonnal meg fognak kezd6dni.
Rooseveltnek mem tartozik az
erenyei k0ze, hogy tirelmes es
mivel az ellenzek jonak latta,
hogy a t0bbsegi javaslataban
sulyosan megbantsa szemelye-
ben az eln0k0t, bizonyos, hogy
8 sem fog ADDS >maradni.
Most mindket fel AIT allitot-
ia es AIT hitte, hogy vele van
max a valasztok, de voltakep-
pen csak a j0v6 evi kongresz-
szusi valasztasok alatt dill el,
hogy kivel voltak ebben a
harcban a polgarok.
Ha az elnok halaloS ellense-
geit ujra valasztjak, akkor
Roosevelt eln0ksegenek utols6
ket eveben mem lesz ura a
helyzetnek es a kormanya tel
jesen tehetetlen leSz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-29
JOHN L. LEWIS MEM

birja allitolag megbocsajta-
nj az eln0knek, hogy nem ALT
teljesen a CIO melle es reszben
exert mem hajlando "nyomast''
gyakorolni a kongresszusban a
bill mellett.
Reszben azon a velemenyen
van, hogy a munkasok maguk
fogjak maid kikuzdeni a ma
gasabb bereket es a r0videbb
munkaid6ket es ez esetben
mem a kormanynak, hanem a
munkasvezereknek fognak tar
toni a k0teles halaval.
Termeszetesen oriasi mennyi-
segu onhittseg es sok csunya
0nzes van ebben az allaspont-
ban, inert hiszen az ehberert
dolgozo pro etarnak mindegy,
hogy a sorsan XII javit, csak
az a f0, hogy a sorsa mielobb
javuljon.
Hilman, a CIO mask veze-
re, allitolag a javaslat mellett
van es mellette van Green is,
ha mindjart csak azert is, hogy
ne legyen egy fronton Lewis
sal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-29
MECSzUNT A BIR0SACI KERDES

Megkonnyebbut elekkel orszag Washington fele
inert enger kigyot skerlt vegre epusztan "A Supreme
Court bainak szaporitasaro szo toenyjavaslaot amey
olyan ele eenteteket sz elnok zaarulasaval e
vettek napendr6 es tovenyhozas mar ujra
foghat komoly akoto munkahoz
reg kozmondas nagy igazsagot aIapt meg akkor,
amikor kjelenti:
80 Az okosabb enged.
Mikor Roosevelt enok ait kivanta, hogy szabadabb
gondokozas erdekeben szaposak egfels6bb bosag tag
leszamat akkor ntezkedesre nyeg szkseg volt
K0zben azonban legfesobb urak kenc Greg b0csek be-
laak hogy sze ellen kopkodn fordottak egye
k0penyegen, eleneztek mindent, regi renden
valtozato tagletszam szaportasra teha volt t0bbe
szikseg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-29
KIMUTATTAK A FOGUK

feheret a senator urak az ell
nok veresege utan azonnal,
inert az eln0k mutt heti veto
jat nagy t0bbseggel hatalyon
xviii helyeztek.
Az elnok - mint a mutt he
ten ebben rovatban megirtuk
- megvetozta ait a t0rvenyt,
amely a farmerek szamara to-
vabbra is harom es fel percen-
tes sz0vetsegi kolcsont biztosi-
tott S az alsohaz a vetot mar
a mutt heten hatalyon kivul
helyezte.
Anig tehat a reakcios hon
atyak folyton AIT jajongjak,
hogy szunjek meg a pazarlas
es a deficit, addig a milliokat
1lyen modon dobaljak; reszben,
hogy a farmer szavazatokat
megkapjak, reszben, hogy -
az eln0k0t megverjek.
Eek utan mem lehet bizni
benne, hogy a nagy hare utan
magukhoz ternek es egyutt
dolgoznak az elnOkkel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-29

Icy tortent hogy en0k, mint okosabb engedet es
paramen observation-disclosures vege vete Ennek eeneben
azonban ogga varhata orszag most hogy senator
urak nekekisznek komoy munkanak es csnalnak olyas
is, aminek nennzet hasznat latja.
Mkor utkoz6 kovet eharottak utbol nyilvanvalo
lett az u.s. hogy gyorsabb menetben ke dogozzon teny
hozs Most mar hamarosan ke ntezn eget6bb ugyeke
es akkor fel ke osatni uesszako Remehet6 hogy
a legkozelebb ket heten belul megt0rtenik
kozfelfogas szernt 6 uzletmenet soha sncs akkor,
amikor torvenyhozas uesezk Mve jo letmenetre ege6
szksegnk oggal varuk hogy augustus kozepe el6
bezark uesszakot es alkaat adnak neknk hogy
az elet es forgalom ujra fellendulj0n.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-29
III 3 tt S u e NJ l. e

sebb lenne milliokkal a kiadAs
evente.
De ez, AIT is jelentene, hogy
a honatyak kevesebb dzsabot
tudnanak a kortesek k0zt XII
adni, ext a nagyszeru javasla-
tot megszavazni tehat - az
eredeti formajaban mem
fogjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-29
WSSzA AZ 0HAzABA

Meniunk vissza oazaba Mem orokre csak atogatoba
1938k eszendo soran akor viag minden nemzetenek
szeme Magyarorszagon esz Amkor legnagyobb szukseg
hogy vlag megassa igazi magyar er6t AIT
er6szak
Keszuljunk atogato Ultra mai naptol kezdve azzal
eszoval hogy tzezer amerika magyar egyen egyszerre
1938-ban Budapesten
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-29

munkasvezerek, akik az ut6bbi
hetekben szinten a javaslat ell
len dolgoztak.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
ATTORNEY M'CILL
 ASSUMES OFFICE
New Staff Elected By Irish. Americans Formally In.
 stalled Last Night

Attorney Hugh Mcdill was in- dueted aS president of the Irish- American socihl Club. Inc, at e largely attended meeting held last night ct V. P. W. hall, i23 Bank street, at which time 1t was voted that efforts to change the organ- ization constitution be made ct the next meeting as measure to pre- ent controversy, The proposed changes would also advance the aa- nuai election date to the meeting held in the final week of septem- Der.
 Other members of the slate in- stalled by Fred J. Carr, include Arthur J. Lunny, vice.president; financial secretary, Henry Smith wick; recording secretary, Jonf Reidy, and treasurer, Edward J Loushrain. Congressman J. Joseph Smith was among guests of honol in attendance.
 After the meeting c social wa! held during which time refresh nents were served and entertain ment enjoyed. The committee con- sisted of John P. Barry, chairman James McMahon, Coleman OLough' lin, A. J. Lunny, r. J. Carr, Thomai j. Reidy, Frank Leary, Daniel T Harrington, ST., E. J. Loughraif and Frank KeaVney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
STRAND

That sensational dramatic success stella Dallas" you hear everyone talking about, comes to Warner Brothers Strand theater today for Q four day engagement. ,,
 The poignant story of the tawdry vulgar woman who rises to mag nificent heights through her Sub- lime love for her daughter was in- terpreted by Barbara Stanwyck and 6 stellar cast with Q realism that was breathtaking tn It's inten- sity.
 Barbara stanwyck in the title role gives c performance that will un- doubtedly bs hailed as one of the finest of the year and should rocket her to new heights of film fame Jus; as the characterization of "Stella Dallas" in the silent version pro- duced by Samuel doldwyn twelve years ago catapulted Belle Bennett into sensational box-ofiice prom thence.
 stella Dallas" carr!9s a terrific appeal to the emotions in It's simple and powerful story.
 John Boles as stephen Dallas hai one of the strongest roles Of his ca' reer. Anne Shirley registers Q dis tinct hit as the loyal little daughter who despite her mothers Shortcom' ings refuses to leave her. Alan Hal' is superb aS the roistering I'd Mum whose boisterous Irritation witt Stella Dallas leads to the break uf of tho Dallas home. Other mem bers of the cast who distinguish themselves in important roles arr Al shean aS MT. Lieber, StepheS Dallas employer, Barbara O'Neil a Mrs. Morrison and Tim Holt Q! Laurel's sweetheart, Richard oros' venor. Supporting players include George Walcott, Marjorie Main Bruce satterlee, Anne Shoemaker Halan Briggs and Etta McDaniels.
 The companion feature Is Dance Charlie Dance" with Stuart Erwin Jean Muir, dlenda Farrell and Al len Jenkins. You'll laugh at thi alfalfa adonis, laugh till you cry, ,n! he goes from making hay while tht sun shines to making hey-hey wher, the bright lights shine!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
By PAUL HARRISON

NEA Service Stan Correspondent
 fIollywood-Tf you like speleology you'd like the set they have built for "The Adventures of Tom Saw yer"
 speleology is that branch of geo. logy devoted to the exploration of caves, No clauStrophobeS need ap- ply, for the movie caves conStruct- cd at David SelHnicks studio seem almost as forbidding and heavily oppressive as the real thing, espec- ially when fall breeSes blow dust over everything and voices echo hollowly under the big black canopy that covers the labyrinth.
 At first 1t was planned to hlm the sequences In the original cave near Hannibal, Mo-, but it turned out to look like an oversiEed gopher hole and was by no means picturesque enough. Tho outer l0- cale was disappointing, too, what with 90 many slgnb0ardS and tele- phone wires. So the studio im- proved on Mark Twain, As it has had to do several times with the story itself because 0e his flair for understa tement. UnderstateMent Is fine for stories but gets you noe where at all in the visual arts.
 So photographers were sent to tho Carlsbad OaVerns for photo- graphic data on Q really picturesque cave. Some of the scenes were re- produced on tho selxnick lot, even to the stalactites and stalagmites. All this lent itself to Q nice piece of symbolism, for tho picture is be- ing done in Teohnicolor.
 When the happy picnic party Is shown at the entrance to the cave, all the colors are bright and cheer full. When the kids become lost, the cave becomes not only darker but menacingly drab. Between takes the painters went around with their buckets of gloom (gray paint and plotted out the way colorS, except for Q short space around the exit from which the youngsters event. ually escape. This is colorful and well lighted-happy days.
 The boys now are working on the island sequence too, and they're having c circus playing pirate be- tween shots. Also they do Q lot of singing, mostly Anchors Aweigh." Also they have to 90 to school. Tom Sawyer (Tommy Kelly Is good student, right enough. But so is Huck Finn Jackie Moran, who's even studying Latin.
 When Tom and Huck finished
 their graveyard scene, the ono
 with the dead cat for curing
 warts, they begged the stuffed
 cat from the prop department
 and sent it over to Carolc Lom-
 bard, who was working on tho next stage In "Nothing Sacred" '.
 Costly Errors .
 "Tovarich," the Claudette Colbert. Charles Boyer picture, has cost well over $i,500,000 to date and Is still going strong. One reason It's going strong Is that costly retakes are
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13

first time in this city. The cere. monies, will be witnessed, by large delegations representing newly or- ganized chapters of New Haven Hartford and Thompsonville.
 Among the distinguished guests to be in charge are National Comtnan- der Walter Ferry of Newark, N. J.: Arthur Coakley, of Newark, National Quarternaster; James Walsh, na- tional chaplain; Joseph Burns, na- tional historian; James F. Reynolds of Boston, national chief of staff, and Charles o. Mccarthy, chairman of the national board of directors. Other active parts during the cere. monies will be taken by Captain J. Peter Costigan, local commander, and Joseph Cunningham, chairman of the membership committee for the Waterbury department,
 The installation will be under the supervision of the Newark post, who will be accompanied by several members of the Boston post. Wil- liam Connor Is chairman of the ar- arrangements committee. Refresh- rnents will be served immediately following the ceremonies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
In The Local The0terS
PoLI'S

New ways of loving and newer ways of laughing in the new kind of laugh-hit that Is the funniest "com- motion picture" of the year will bring a liberal education in hilarlty to the screen of the Loew Poli Theaer when Danger Love at Work" opens today. a Ann sothern, Jack Haley, Mary Roland and Edward Everett Horton are starred in the dafflest comedy ever produced by the Twen- tleth Century Fox merrgmakers.
 In or out of bedlam no one has ever seen the likes of the frantic romantics and haywire hilarity of this outstanding comedy, In a nut-shell Co very fitting place, by the way) this new kind Of rib-tick- ling tale Is Q simple story Simply devastating) of Girl Meets Boy, Boy Meets Family, Boy Loses Mindl The Girl is Ann Sothern, the dafft- est debutante who ever came out of trancel The Boy IS Jack Haley, the most bewildered Romeo who ever faced a shotgunl The Family is altogether pixllated, with a cuc- koo for their crest and a. straight- jacket their coat-of-arrnsl The Mind-well, nobody does, It's all grand funl
 Delirious and de-looney, but, oh, so darned romantic, the screen story by James Edward Grant and Ben Markson dispatches poor, sane JaclS Haley to the balrny southern plan- tation of the most piXilated family in Dixie, Q happy household run by Mary Roland, Q hare-bramed dow ager who wouldn't recognize an in- hihition if she had one, The priri- cipal target of her nupttal love- making shotgun Is Edward Everett Horton, Q brain specialist in search of Q brain. q. .t,t >& :,
 This grand laugh-hit was directed by Otto |. Preminger. The title song, "Danger-Loye at Work" was written by Mack Gordon and Harry Revel. e e,., ass ,y. .. .
 The second big hit on the program Is the thrilling drama of Dark Journey" co-starring Conrad Veidt and Vivien Leigh, popular English Stars in the most exciting spy story to date. .
 Coming to Loew's Poll Saturday Is Joan Crawford in her most sensa- tional hit, "The Bride Wore Red."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
Revolt in Ranks Due to Follow Rejection of
 Peace Farley
By ARTHUR r. DEGREVE United Press Staff Correspondent

Atlantic City, N. J., Oct. l3-(UP) The Committee for Industrial Or ganization war council resumed see cret sessions today convinced that the American Federation of Labors rejection of It's offer of Q peace con- ference would cause a revolt in the federation's rank and file and lead to c unified labor movement.
 Charges by President William Green of the federation that the peace proposal of the C1O was "in- sincere" were not answered by John L. Lewis, head of the c1O.
 From private expressions, however, 1t appeared today that the o. I, o. offer was part of carefully pre- pared strategy that has a unified la Dor movement CT complete destruc- ton of the federation as It's ultimate goal.
 Two immediate needs prompted the 0. I. o. yesterday to offer to send 100 delegates into c conference with 100 A. r. of l.. delegates.
 1. To disproVo statements by SEuull utlu UbklGE ASdGEbVAOAi OAhSAbAS that the c. l. o. does not want peace and has refused to discuss e truce with c three-man peace committee set up by the A. P. of L.
 2. To solicit public support by placing the federation on the defen- sive.
 The olive branch which the 0. I o. extended bore a large thorn. the thorn which brought about the orig inal suspension Of the c. I, o. unions from the A. P. of L., and which has brought them to the verge of cx- pulsion--the right to unionlze mass production workers in "one big union" in individual industries.
 The offer emphasized that this and other basic principles of the c. I. c. could not and would not be compromised and implied that the federation must surrender on this point if c lasting truce was to be reached,
 Lewis supported the peace resolu- ton and roared the ultimatum thWt the federation could "take 1t or leave it," that 1t could have peace ot war" He pleaded for unanimous support of the resolution-and got it
 He did not hear ell of President Roosevelt's "freSide chat" and de. elined comment.