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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-19
STATE NEWS
STATE BUYS q CARS.

HELENA. - Capital Motors of
Helena was the lowest bidder to
supply the State Highway Patrol
with q new autos. State Purchas-
ing Agent l. S. McQuitty says II
used patrol cars will be turned in
as part payment on the bid of
$40 l94. The bid will supply the
state with 1887 Fords equipped with
radios, six-ply tires, spot lights,
heavy duty generators and be able
to travel 80 miles per hour. Other
bids were by Roberts Motor Co..
s26.517.14 for Terraplanes; 500, 1855
by Smith Motors, Helena for Ply
mouths; S23,760 by Anderson Motors
for Chevrolets and SIS, 46l by Nybc
Motor Co. of Billings on Fords A
few weeks ago the state bought Il
new Terraplanes for the patrol
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-19
CARLOADINGS HIGH

Carloadings of Montanas products
are running far ahead of last year,
the Montana Public Service Com
mission announced this week The
month of June saw 25,993 cars load
ed with products, compared to a.
048 in 1885 in June. Ore shipments
are high, the logging industry has
increased and lumber shipments
jumped from 720 cars last year
to GA cars this year. Fort Peck
continues to take huge quantities
of gravel. Commercial coal adj
vanced, but wheat and flour ship
ments dropped sharply Livestock
shipments also declined, as did pc
troleum shipments.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-19
CATTLE MARKET GOOD.

Montana farmers and stockgrow-
ers who have cattle to sell face
prospects of high prices and big
demand, DR.. w. ]. Butler, state vet
erinarian predicted this week DR..
Butler advises against premature
selling as he says that the nation $
beef supply is low. that the num-
Der of western stock in eastern mar
kets is far under last year and in
dications point to better prices this
winter. Present prices offered fol-
range stock are attractive, but DR.
Butler believes they will go higher
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-19

A recent item in the Montana
Legionnaire states in part: Mon
tana State University has won the
priced Doughboy of the West
trophy. given to the university or
college in the ninth corps area whose
marksmen made the highest score IN
the riflery competition held in ROTC
camps this summer. This is the first
time in the history of the award
that Montana has won" The Ninth
Area consists of six western states
including IL universities and col
leges. Oliver Roholt was one of ten
men who won the distinction of
marksmen and we THUS feel that our
man had his part in helping to win
the trophy for Montana.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-19
1885 WORK ON ROADS

Highway construction work
reached its peak this month with
the employment of 1885 men. Don
A. McKinnon, state engineer an
nounced. Only 48 men are from out
side Montana; SO are ex-service men
Employment in the various dis
tricts totalled Butte, Is: Billigs, l67
Wolf Point, 209, Missoula, las, Kali.
ispell, 213. Havre. So; Miles City
BAL. LeWistown. lao. Bozeman, 40.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-19

day where they met Annette and
Wlnona Harvey from Bozeman.
Rev. Omer IdSo has received a
commission as second lieutenant IN
the Gee as chaplain Mr.. IdSo has
not received his station yet.
The Accola club held their picnic
at Tetrault lake on Wednesday ev-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Minteer and
children and Mrs. Minteer's mother
are here spending their vacation
with Mrs. Emma Minteer.
Mrs. Harry Irwin and children left
Tuesday for two weeks vacation
in Spokane.
On Sunday a party consisting of
Mr.. and Mrs. Farrell Roose, Mrs. Har-
ry Irwin and Mrs. Alfred Lionne
hiked to Red Mountain to spend
the day with Mr.. Irwin and Mr.
/ Roose.
The Rev. T. P. Beresfords and two
children. ages two and four, of
Standpoint have accepted the pas
torate of the Church of God here
and will take over the field on Sep
TENDER l.
j. S. Michael of Sioux City, Iowa,
left Wednesday after spending a
month at the home of Fred Clark.
Mr.. Michael received a wire that it
was los degrees on Monday in Sioux
City.
Miss Patricia Gibbons and Humph-
rey Elliott accompanied c. F. DER
man to Kalispell on Tuesday.
hrc a frbio p1r, ucfpr, and Mrc
Quentin Bengston of Whitefish came
up Monday from Whitefish to make
an indefinite visit at the Knott
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. M Bodle and
infant SON of Shelby called on Miss
Molly Robertson Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Rising of Kalispel
spent the weekend with Mrs. Q. ?
Mosby.
Mrs. o. p Mosby enjoyed shor
visit with her sister, Mrs VIM. Koch
of Spokane and her niece, Mrs. Jas
Jorgenson and children. of Kalis
pe1I last week
: Mr.. and Mrs. John Webster ant
t children of Four Buttes are here Wis
4 ting Mrs Webster's brother, Elme
5 Johnson, ana family.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Jones o
5 Scobey are guests at the Terpstr
G home.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Jorgenson an,
/ DR.. and Mrs. Bugbee of Kalispel
t called on the Mosby's Monday.
Miss Frances Benda of Seattle
formerly of Eureka, is visitin
friends here.
: About Is relatives gathered q
a the c. B. Graves home on Sunda
: for family reunion dinner
c Rev. A. B. Marsh and Misses Dor
!, othy Gasahl, Halle Dashiell an
q Esther Cole returned from Living
ston on Friday after attending tn
summer assembly of the Baptis
= young people. Miss Dorothy Sheet
of Butte accompanied Miss Gasaf
It for a short stay
/ Mrs. Addie Jones, who has bee
in Seattle for the past several year
stopped off Monday evening on he
it way to her home in Great Falls
Q visit with Mrs. Ray Dashiell an
family The two ladies were neigt
d bors during their early marie
n years.
n Kenneth GWynn will probably b,
I lieve in the bad luck legend of Fir
) day the 18th from now ON. La
: Friday he had the misfortune
have a piece of steel lodge in h
q leg while working at Ural The tin
piece penetrated to deep vein an
IS Kenneth was forced to 60 to Ka
d ispell and have large opening mao
to retrieve the steel.
10 T. ". Ludin and son, Ward, al
% here from Lincoln where they hay
al been the past several months.
Miss Dorothy Gasahl and CUES
in Miss Sheets, called in Gateway Mo-
l. day.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-19
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
EUREKA
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Funeral Services Held for John
Frost.

Funeral services were held on
Monday for John Cogswell Frost
who died on August 10 at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Lora Delphy,
in Great Falls, where he had made
his home recently. Mr.. Frost was
born in 1860, moving with his fam
ilv to Nebraska in 1889 and to Eu-
reka in 1907. Mrs. Frost passed on
in 1918. Two daughters, Mrs. Del
ply and Mrs. Irene Douglas Of Haw-
thorne, Calf, are left. Both were
present at the funeral. Pallbearers
were. Lem Collar, Geo. Drake. Ed.
Hendrickson, Bill Leonard, Burgess
Drake, and Alex Donaldson. Rev.
c. B, Marsh was in charge of the
funeral with interment in the local
cemetery.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-19

The lady was visiting the aquar-
ium. Can you tell me whether |
could get a live shark here?" she
asked the attendant.
"A live shark? What would you
do with live shark"
"A neighbours cat has been eat
ing my goldfish and I want to teach
him a lesson"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-19

Paul Church and Miss Buck spent
the first of the week here checking
old age pension applications.
The Episcopal Sunday school held
their picnic at Tetrault lake on
Thursday afternoon Out of town
guests were Rev. and Mrs. r. X.
Price and Mrs. Hamilton of White
fish and Mrs. Hattie West of Rex
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Frost spent the
week end here.
Mrs. Gage Garvin and daughters
are here from Whitefish to spend
week canning
Miss Molly Robertson went to
Great Falls with Rev. and Mrs Idso
the first of the week for medical
consultation.
Mrs. P. ]. Zook and Mrs. Wiz
Harvey went to Kalispell on Mon
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-19
FOR Tine

Harold Gilden was in Kalispell
last Thursday.
Mrs. Keith Hane, of Power, ar
rived here last Wednesday and Wis
tied MIR. and Mrs. j. NJ Mjolsness
until Sunday.
Miss Ruth Kampfe spent the
weekend at the Keith home on
Mari lake.
Billie Hughs, a former home
steader on Grave creek, was greet
ing old friends here last week after
an absence of about Is years.
MIR. and Mrs. III. J. Yoppe and
daughters and Mrs. Kiefer drove to
Kalispell and Lakeside Thursday
night where they visited relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Johnson of
Missoula came Saturday evening TO
visit at the Olaf Johnson and III.
P. Weydemeyer homes. Mr.. John
son returned to Missoula Monday
afternoon but his wife remained for
several days visit
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Gilden and
son visited the Oertels in Libby
Saturday night and Sunday.
Scott Harrison and Wilbur Hawks
were visitors in Eureka on Sat
urday..
Mrs. Milan Keith and Miss Kath-
crime Keith are leaving on Wednes-
day to visit relatives in Chester
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Johnson had
as dinner guests on Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlo Johnson of Mis-
soula, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Larsen and
Joan, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. p. Weyde-
meyer, Olga and Winton.
The Just Neighbors clunb met
with Mrs. c. 0. Winkley last Thurs
day afternoon. The ladies spent c
pleasant time with sewing and Wis
Ring Guests were: Mrs. Jack
Winkley and Miss Edna Durrel OF
Cincinnati and Mrs Amelia Zellel
of Seattle. The hostess served Z
delicious lunch. The club will NEE
on September 2, with Mrs. Fl. P
Weydemeyer.
Miss Kolizeras, of Whitefish, con
Quoted services at the Community
church on Sunday afternoon, sub
shutting for Rev. Idso, who is leav
ing soon to take up his work a:
chaplain in CCC camps.
Miss Mae and Miss Fac Cole o.
Eureka were visitors at the Johr
Mckenzie home on Tuesday.
The Ladies' Pinochle club met las
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-19
Farm Picnic

The farmers picnic held at the
home of Zelmer Moses on last
Thursday was we'll attended with
the usual good eats and quantities
of ice cream for all. A play, Mod
ern Farm" was presented by Miss
Mary Moses. Arrangements were
made for making a Eureka display
at the coming fair in Kalispell and
il was decided to make Thursday Of
the fair Eureka Day.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-19
Weekly Sewing Club

The Weekly Sewing club was en-
tertained at the home of Misses Ella
and Dorothy Teel on Monday even
ing. Seven members, Misses Olive
Elliott, Rae, Jane and Jean Purdy,
Jeanne Wetzel, Donna Williams and
the hostesses we're present.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-19
Placing the Blame

Istanbul claims to be the birthplace
of the game Of bridge. French au-
thorities claim the game evolved there
In 1888.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-19
st. Michael and ALI Angels
Episcopal Church.

Evening prayer and sermon next
Sunday at p. m. You are cordial
ly invited to attend.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-19

Wednesday evening with Mrs Bert
Wilke. The high prize went to
Mrs. A. E. Johnson, the travelling
prize to Mrs Robertson and to
Mrs. John Peterson the low prize
was given.
Robert Herrig came home Friday
night after attending the summer
school at Missoula.
A man sat with fishing pole and
line over a flower bed, on the
grounds of an institution"
A visitor from Rice Lake, wish
ing to be friendly, addressed the
man.
How many have you caught to-
day."
You're the NINTH replied the in
mate.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08

hogy az ipari munkasok be-
szervezese, berjavitasa es meg
r0viditett munkaideje bizonyos
aremelkedest hoz maid maya
val, de ez az emelkedes a fel-
emelt munkabereket er6sen ell
hagyta.
Az is bizonyos, hogy>a a spe-
kulacio megint veszedelmes
mereteket olt az orszagban,
hogy a legnagyobb iparagak-
ban olyan eros boom van, ami
k0nnyen sulyos depresszi6t hoz
hat maid magaval.
Rooseveltnek sikeriilt a de-
pressziot legy6zni, az ertekeket
+regi helyeikre vissza emelni,
sikeriilni fog az embereket visz-
szahelyezni a munkaba, de
meg hatra van a legnagyobb
feladata, hogy egy egeszsegte-
len boom kifejlodesenek a le-
hetoseget elallja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08
A MUNKA FRONTJAN

ugyanolyan khaotikus hely-
get volt a mutt heten, mint a
megelozo hetekben.
A leoorvendetesebb esemeny
mindenesetre az volt, hogy a
United Mine Workershez tar
toz6 puhaszen banyaszok egy
napi munkaszunet utan a kert
vi szerzodest megkaptak, bar
azzal nincsenek es mem is le-
hetnek megelegedve a banya-
szok.
A targyalasok elejen 1918
szazalekos beremelest, evi ket-
szaz napi garantalt munkat,
hat oras munkanapot es ket
heti evi vakaciot kivantak, de
a targyalasok soran a bereme-
lesen Xviii minden keresiiket
feladtak.
Ha mar most megiteljiik,
hogy a k0zel felmillionyi ba-
nyasz mindossze 1918 szaza-
lekkal tobbet kap a k0vetkez6
ket eyre, mint amennyit ket
evvel ezelott es az utolso ket
eyre megkaptak, akkor belat-
juk, hogy a banyaszok - vesz-
tettek.
Mindennek az ara felment
30-40 es tobb szazalekkal az
utolso ket evben, ma tehat a
banyaszok kevesebbert fognak
dolgozni tenylegesen, mint ket
eve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08

Ha tehat a jelenlegi helyzet-
ben megt0rtenhetett, hogy
egyetlen biro' kenye-kedve SEE
rint bizonyos kerdesben vi al
kotmanya van a nemzetnek,
igazan mem kepezhet veszedel-
met es mem okozhat egszaka-
tlast, ha hat vi bir6 segitsege-
vel fogjak modositva magya-
razni (oszinten es magyaran:
modositani) az alkotmanyt.
Kisse nevetseges helyzetbe
keriltek azok a liberals en-
berek, akik egyebkent hivei az
vi dealnek, de ezen a kerdesen
gancsoltak Rooseveltet, inert
eddig naindig AIT mondtak,
hogy csak az allamok harom-
negyedenek van joga valtoz-
tatni az alkotmanyt. Es egyre
er6sebben koveteltek, hogy en-
gedjek a nemzetet beszelni.
(Mintha ez mem tortent volna
meg harom valasztason az
utolso hat evben.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08
EFT A SOVANY
ECYEZSECET

azert kenyszeritette John L.
Lewis a szenbanyaszokra, inert
a CIO szervezeseben sziiksege
van az ipari bekere es inert
meg akarja mutatni a munka-
adoknak, hogy a szervezett'
munkasok az 0nfegyelmet meg
szokjak.
A banyaszok mindenesetre
0r0mmel latjak, hogy a ma
gyobb iparokban es kiil0n0sen
a nehez iparban a munkasok
vegre szervezkednek, de azert
hat a banyaszok fizetik a leg
nagyobb arat es fizetni fogjak
a kovetkezo ket evben.
Ketsegtelen, hogy meg fog
max bekesen egyezni a vasuti
munkasok, kul0n0sen miutan
a supreme court az egyik kis
vasut ugyeben ugy dontott,
hogy a vasuttarsasagok tartoz-
max munkas-szervezetekkel
targyalni.
Sokkal szomorubb kepet
mutat a t0bbi ipar, amelyek
beszervezese es normalis meme
(Folytatas az six oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08

ipari proletart, Sc a keziikben
az orszagot ne feltsek.
Nekiink ugyan semmi kifo-
gasunk az ellen, hogy farme-
rex - neha ugyan erosen on
z6en - elnek a polgari joguk-
kal, de ne ohajtsak ait a mum
kastol sem elvenni.
Az egesz erkolcstelen larma
csak ARA valo, hogy a foldmu-
vest az ipari munkas ellen
hangoljak.
Hogy el6re eket verjenek alb
ba a ma meg csak alomszerii
remenysegbe, amt a radikali-
san liberals emberek farmer
labor partnak akarnak nevez-
nj.
Mem tetszik a kivaltsagos ra-
gadozo osztalynak, hogy leg
alabb a varos nyomorgo, kizsa-
rolt, kisemmizett, kitagadott
munkasa ,k0zeledest keres a
farmerhoz, akit Hamilton ota
szinten mindig becsaptak,
inert ha a ket osztaly kitaga-
dottjai egymasra talalnak, ak
kor a kivaltsag megszunik.
Ne higyjek a farmerek, hogy
a varosi munkas "felel6tlen
polgar", ahogy a nagyt6ke
ujabb propagandajaban newell,
meg akkor sem, ha ingatlant
mem tudott maganak szerezni
vagy ha amt szerzett, a t6ke-
SEX a depresszioban elvettek.
A munkasok nagyobb szama.
max azonban eppen ugy var
ingatlan. es lingo vagyona, mint
a farmernak, tehat meg ezer
a teren sem lehet felel0tler
polgarnak nevezni.
Azok a felelotlen elemek e:
polgarok, akik falanksagukkal
anarchiajukkal, profitehseguk
kel a depresszio atkat, minder
kovetkezmeny, tehat minder
feleloseg nelkiil rank hoztal
es ha valaha kitagadnak vala
kit a polgari jogokbol, akkor AIT
elsosorban a nemzetkOzi Wal
Street-el kellene megtenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08
MIALATT Az
ALKOTMANYOS

valsag tart, ugy a kongresz-
szus, mint az eln0k reszer6l jo-
forman sit down sztrajkot rem
deznek.
A kongresszusban csak a ma
pot loptak a multi heten, kive-
We a szenatus egy-ket napjat,
mikor a Guffey bill k0riil vi
taZtak., s5t
4 A. Guffey billts 1negszavazza
a szenatus e. avita csak avert
huz6dott, inert Bysnes szenA-
Tor ssnindenaron esaukl ii sifr-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08
Mem TETSzK NEKIK

A kivaltsagos osztalynak
mem tetszik, hogy az amerikai
ipari proletar raebredt a poll
tikai iogokra, amikkel eddig
egysegesen es osztalyontudat-
ban mem eltek.
Megindul hat a nagy propa-
ganda, hogy a proletar ellen
izgassak a foldmiivest, aki egy
kis reakciora amugy is mindig
hajlando es jelenleg ait kezdik
beszelni, hogy a varosi ipari
munkas mem felelos polgara e
hazanak.
Jefferscnra hivatkoznak, aki
a farmert tartotta a nemzet
gerincenek, a nemzeti bazis-
max, aki abban latta a felelos
polgar tipusat es mem a varosl
emberben.
Jeffersont, Washington, Lin
colnt es Jacksont annyiszor e.,
annyifele alkalombol vagjak a
fejunkhoz, hogy a gyomrur
fog tole lassan fordulni.
Mindezek a tiszteletremeltt
nemzeti nagysagok regen el-
mentek errol a vilagrol, anel-
kill, hogy fogalmuk lett volna
azokrol az allapotokrol, anne.
lyek evtizedekkel vagy szaza-
dokkal kesobb fogjak oket ko-
vetni.
Ha meg olyan bolcsek ha
szazszor olyan bolcsek lettek
volna, mint amilyenek valoszi-
nuleg mem voltak, akkor sem
adhattak volna nekUnk tana,
csot a jelenlegi helyzetunkre
vonatkozolag, ideje lenne mar
hogy ezeket a regen elporlad1
nemzeti nagysagokat hagyjai
beken pihenni.
Jefferson igazan mem lathat
ia a nemzet gerincet az ipar
proletarban, mikor az ipari pr
letart mem ismerte. Mikor men
lehetett arrol a leghalvanyabt
fogalma hogy egyszer Der
munkas lesz a nemzet tobbse
ge.
A reakciosak sc az amerika
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08
A Macy ALKOTMANYOS

vita es alkotmanyvalsag
azonban mem ert veget ezzel a
meglepo dontessel, inert ugy
a birosag megpakkolasanak hi
vel, mint azok ellenzoi a sajat
allaspontjuk igazolasat latjak
a dontesben.
Akik Roosevelt javaslatat a
supreme court kibovitesere ell
lenzik, azok diadalmasan mu-
tatnak ra a multi heti csodara
Is AIT bizonygatjak, hogJ a
regi birok is tudnak a korral
haladni - ha ait latjak, hogy
a tekintely.ik es hatalrn7,k van
veszelyben,
Ugyancsak ramutatnak ar
ra,. hogy ez a dontes lehet6ye
teszi az egyes allamoknak a
munkas-ugyekben valo donte-
set, felesleges tehat, hogy a
supreme court meg legyen pax
kolva.
Nagyon termeszetes, hogy
eppen ez az indok k0veteli a
supreme court azonnali meg
pakkolasat vi birakkal.
Mert a munkasok ugye el
lenne veszve, ha rabiznak ait
az egyes allamok kenyere-ked-
we're.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08
A KORMANY RESZER0L

a partvezerek mindent elk0-
vettek a multi heten, hogy a
modositas felett NE szavazza-
max, inert a kormany nem
ohajtja, hogy a sit down sztraj-
kokat ezidoszerint megbelye-
gezze a szenatus. Mar pedig az
ketsegtelen, hogy Macy tobb-
sege ez ellen az vi fegyvernem
ellen savanna.
A kormany reszerol es a
munkasok reszerol semmi fon-
tossaga a dolognak, inert hi
szen a .ivelemeny-nyilvanitas-
max nagy jelentosege mem len
ne, de mem akarnak baratsag-
talan kepet mutatni a munkas-
max es meg kevesbe akarnak
baratsagos kepet nyujtani a
tOhCS1lCh.
A Guffey bill egyebkent mem
slrgos, inert a banya-iparban
"a munkasok megegyeztek a
munkaadokkal a mutt heten
ujabb ket eyre es tisztan a
meg nem szervezett kis k0rze-
tex ereznek a Guffey bill ha-
tasat.
Egyebkent termeszetesen az
vi bill is a supreme court ele
fog kerulni, amely ait egyszer
mar kidobta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08
A BIR0SAG KIBOVITESE

iigyeben egyebkent a szena-
tus bizottsaga a kihallgataso-
kat tovabb folytatja, mem
azert, inert vi mondanivalok
akadnak, hanem azert, inert
propaganda munkat fejtenek
XII mindket oldalrol es egy
ilyen "kihallgatas" a legalkal-
masabb podium a propaganda
beszedre.
Az elnok ertesere adta kon-
gresszusi hiveinek, hogy kivan-
sagatol nem tagit, hogy alkud'
nj sem hajlando es hogy le
akar szamolni a supreme court
al es ezzel a kerdessel.
Termeszetesen megt0rtenhe.
tik, hogy ezen a heten a kilene
Greg ur reszer6l ujabb megle'
petessel szolgalnak, hogy jova
hagyjak a Wagner-Lewis tor
venyt a szervezkedes iigyeber
es ebben az esetben mem les;
feltetlenil sziikseg az vi bi
rakra.
Mert ha egyszer a supreme
court elismeri, hogy a kon
gresszusnak joga van t0r6dn
a munkas sorsaval, akkor a to
vabbi t0rvenyeket mem jelent
hetik XII semmisnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08
A KOLTSEGVETES
GONDOT .

ad a kormanynak, inert -
mint ait a mutt heten megir-
TUX = a marciusi j0vedelmi
adok bevetele varakozason alul
maradt es ICY vagy deficit lesz,
vagy a kiadasokkal kell spo-
rOlni.
Hir szerint Roosevelt a k0lt-
segvetes teteleit revizio ala We
szi, azokat levagja, reszben
inert mem akar tovabbi szovet-
segi deficitet, reszben inert az
egyre gyorsabba valo inflaciot
reszben a kormany-k0lt
okozza.
Sajnos, az elnok a k0zsegely-
re es segelymunkakra szant
osszegeket akarja kul0n0seb-
ben levagni, ami termeszetesen
sem igazsagos, sem helyes mem
lenne.
Ketsegtelen, hogy sok k0z-
munkan lev6 embert hivtak be
az utolso honapokban a ma
ganvallalatokhoz munkara, de
ezzel szemben eget6 kerdesse
Walt vegre a PWA munkasok
napszamja es a segelyezettek
segelye, aminek az .emelese
al6l tovabb lehetetlen kiterni.
A PWA sztrajkok, teljes jog
gal, egyre terjednek, inert az
emelked0 arak mellett a Sc
gelymunkasok keptelenek a
legszerenyebben megelni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08
ALKOTMANY-
M0DOSITAST

eszk0z0lt a supreme court a
multi heten es ha egesz bruta-
lis 6szinteseggel akarunk be-
szelni, akkor a legf6bb birosag
feljarasat egesz batran ''puccs"-
max is lehet nevezni.
KetsegtelenJil joga van a
supreme court tagjainak, hogy
felfogasukat, s6t dontesiiket
megvaltoztassak, ha akarjak,
amit a multi heten nagy ala
possaggal megtettek.
Hat honappal ezel0tt alkot-
many-ellenes volt New York
allan reszer6l, hogy a gyerme-
kek es n6k munkaidejet es mi
nirnalis munkaberet megszab-
ia. A multi heten ugyanezt
Washington allan reszerol al
kotmanyosnak talalta a biro-
sag.
Egyetlen biro valtoztatta
meg a velemenyet es a szava-
zatat es ez az egy szavaZat
ebben az esetben TELJES AL
KOTMANY-MODOSI JE-
.ENTETT
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08

desnel akarja a sztrajkok iigye-
ben a szenatus allaspontjat
tisztazni.
Modositast fiizOtt hat a Guf-
fey billhez, amelyben a szena-
tus elitelne a sit down sztajko-
kat, ami. ANIMAL kiilon0sebb,
inert hiszen a banyaszok ilyen
sztraj ajkokat mem igen rendez-
mex.
Celtalan is}a dolog, inert hi
szerl. a munkasok soha mem
fogjak a szenatus becses vele-
menyet kikerni, miel6tt leul-
mex a mihelyben.