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Twin-City herald., 1937-02-06
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Mote: This letter, submitted by
Miss Mamie Lue Pitts q Cleveland,
Ohio. was awarded the hrst prize OF
$50 "a the nation. wide noneest con.
Quoted ds s9s BY The Lar'suse Beauty Foan'
The woman who Is always the
most popular, whose companionship
Is most sought, ls the woman who
Is the gayest Of her crowd. We all
seek happiness, and unconsciously
expect TO find II In the society of
those who are already happy.
If you are not naturally happy,
no advice of mine or any ones else
will make you so. But | can sug-
gest a way to make yourself seem
gay and carefree even If you are
not. That is to wear gay and friv-
Olous a-colors, and colors combina-
tions. and TO choose sjewelry and
ornaments of the same type.
The first rule to remember is that
no matter how good looking the or
nament is in itself, ii is no good to
you unless it has real decorative
value.
I just to make it harder, | will as
siime that you are working woman
with a limited allowance. and that
you therefore wear dark eOlOrs for
economy. would suggest. then,
that you wear bright orange scarf
which will add gaiety to your
brown. black or blue suit, or even
! to a dark green suit.
3 Thrust a feather or bow Of the
same color into your hat tuck an
orange silk handkerchief ina pocket
somewhere, and your outfit is
cheered up. Try lacquer red in the
.s same way, or a smart wooden plaid
in Jade green. or vivid blue and yel
low, which, will have the same eff
feet. If you wear dark fur coat,
wear plaid wool or figured silk un,
der II. s@
Twin-City herald., 1937-02-06
ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH 7s~ &s


11:00 A. M. Holy Communion on
first Sundays.
All are welcome. .s zs.s sgsa
WAYMAN A. hi. e. CHURCH
637 James Ave. No.
Sunday School 9:S0 A. ID.
Junior Church 10:So A. NJ.
Morning Worship 11:00 A. NJ.
Evening Worship soc P. M. -'7
A. C. E. League 6:30 r. NJ. each
Sunday.
Prayer Meeting each Friday, T:4s
P. M. --..,.-..,.,......-
Missionary Society Gets each End
and 4th Tuesdays.
Clubs
Mems Twentieth Century Club
meets each Wednesday evening.
Busy Bee Club, meets each Tues
day evening.
Christian Leaf Club, meet each
Wednesday evening. ~e.s.-s :.
You are always welcome 10 wor-
ship at Wayman.
Twin-City herald., 1937-02-06

BIG SNAP FOR SOMEONE $500
down, balance like rent for nay
fine bedroom bungalow, like new
throughout. 1904 5th Ave. S. MA.
6373, GRE. $3.50. Owner.
Twin-City herald., 1937-02-06
Classified Ad.

FOR RENT-FurniShe 2-3 upper,
lower heated rooms, combination
range, private, quiet married
couple, $6 per week. 2216 4th Ave.
Twin-City herald., 1937-02-06
Fraternal Lodges

Daniel L. H. West, Recording and
Assistant Secretary.
Out of Town U.B.F.'s are always
welcome. The worthy master may
be contacted by calling Hyland 1885,
Twin-City herald., 1937-02-06

FOR Rents rooms, main floor,
partly furnished, heat, light, gas
combination range, 81 per week.
Adults, quiet. Phone Atlantic 7546.
Twin-City herald., 1937-02-06

FOR SALE-Restauran fixtures
sold at a bargain. Lost the lease. 25
w. 10th street, st. Paul.
Twin-City herald., 1937-02-06
T he Churches
Rev. W. E. Wal ,ilingtoh, pastor.
Res. 27S7 1ith Ave. South.
BORDER NJ. E. CHURCH
Esurth .na Lyndaie, North

Fourth and Lyndaie, North
Damon P. Young, A B., NJ. A.
Phone Locust 05a7.
$500 p. N. Evening worship.
Regular church meeting the last
Thursday in each month. ss
The Lords Supper, instituted, the
first Sunday in each month.
Mrs. Fern Helm, 25lS Oakland
Avenue South. Church Clerk.
9:45 a. m. Sunday School.
lsndsd GIeuolss!N sps9q4sa
$50 P. Ma B. Y. p. U. -
l1:0O a. m. Morning worship.
A B. D., Minister
$50 a. m.-Chureh School e54@
IL 100 a. m.-Morning Worship
600 p. m.-Young Peoples league
7:45 p. m.-Evenlng Worship.
7:45 y. nj. "Wednesday = Prayer
and Fellowship. m 4A 4.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-29
TTSOUR BIRTHDAY 100
We offer this grand carnival of low price
to celebrate the beginning of our 18th yea
in the food business in Washington!

From this small beginning has emerged todays Sanitary
Grocery stores Operating also Piggy Wggy in washington
great food institution capable Of rendering real food service
public and dependable outlet for farm and manufactured
products of all kinds.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-29

Twenty-eight years ago today saw the
beginning of the Sanitary Grocery company
Inc, when we took over twenty-five Small gro
Gerry stores bought at U. s. MarshalS auction
sale.
Evening star., 1937-05-12

Nantes, France, will hold its annual
fair July ! to IL.
Evening star., 1937-05-12

is provided that quorum shall be 10.
He said 10 justices could sit and hear
cases, while five were busy writing
opinions in other cases.
Under his suggested amendments,
McAdoo said, the inferior courts would
be increased by appointment OF ap-
proximately A additional judges.
Discussing the court program with
newspaper men after the committee
meeting, the Senator said:
THE President could not pack the
Supreme Court II he tried deliberately
to do so. No man appointed to the
Supreme Court would for a nome mt
agree to render decisions asked by the
Executive. Any man named to the
bench in the future will be subjected
to greater scrutiny than ever before
because OF this controversy over the
court. Any man who runs the CANT
let OF the Senate committee and OF
the Senate will be some man"
He criticized the operation OF the
act OF 1925, which gave the Supreme
Court the right to Use It's discretion
to greater extent to pass on petitions
for writs OF certiorari. He contended
the operation OF this act had brought
Evening star., 1937-05-12
|DU POINT [EDCERS
PUT IN RECORDS
Green Tin Box Details Mil.
lions in Security Hold
ings.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May l2-Pierre S. du
Points ledgers for 1929 and l930-a tin
box containing the records of many
millions of dollars in securities hold
ings-were entered in evidence today
In the income tax case against du Pont
and his one-time secretary, John j.
Rasbok, later his close business asso-
ciate
The Government seeks to collect
$6l7,3l6 from du Pont and s1,026,34O
from Raskob in alleged deficiency
taxes on their 1929 income.
The ledgers were introduced by Ma
son B. Leming, chief Government
counsel. In the midst of examining
Ralph T Ellis, office assistant to du
mt in Wilmington, about separate
items in the 1929 and 1880 ledgers,
Leming said to Richard L. Disney OF
the United States Board OF Tax Ap-
peals who is hearing the tax case:
Il offer the entire 1929 and 1890
ledgers into evidence, to show the ear
AIdl hAls VI SUOCkS between Mr. Qu
Pont and Mr.. RaSkob'
1t is the Governments contention
that the stocks sold back and forth
after the 1929 Wall Street crash
which allowed the two industrialists
to deduct total Of more than s7,0O0,-
600 from their income for the year
were not bona fide sales and were ac-
companied by repurchasing agree
ment. The stocks, the Government
contends, were "ear-marked" in each
others accounts so the same blocks
could be repurchased.
James S. Y. WINS, chief counsel for
du Pont, entered no objection to plac-
ing the entire ledger into the record.
Du Points ledger-unlike that of
Raskob which was the usual paper
bound volume-was system of card
entries in green tin box, about 10
inches long, 8 inches deep and 6
inches high.
The whole ledger, tin box and cards
were placed In the custody Of the tax
board.
Evening star., 1937-05-12
'AD00P PUSHES
15-JUDGE PLANK
Proposed Amendment Calls
for 10 Only to Consti-
tute Quorum.

The Senate Judiciary Committee to-
day heard arguments by Senator Nc
Adoo Democrat, OF California in sup
port OF his proposed amendment to
President Roosevelt's court reorgani-
zation bill. and then adjourned until
Monday. On Tuesday the committee
will vote on the bill and all pending
amendments and substitutes.
The McAdoo amendments would
fix membership OF the Supreme Court
at Is, regardless of age 1t would pro-
vide that 10 should constitute q
quorum. McAdoo also has proposed a
constitutional amendment providing
that the membership Of the court, as
regards numbers, may be changed
only once every rs years by act OF
Congress
The California Senator pointed out
that the population Of the United
States now is l30,0O0,O00. whereas 1t
was only 100000 when the act fixing
the number of Supreme Court justices
at nine was passed. He argued that a
Supreme Court of nine was not able to
take care Of all the business that
should come before it.
McAdoo maintained it was obvious
a court Of is could do more work
than a court of 9, particularly when It
Evening star., 1937-05-12

great dissatisfaction and some wrong.
He said it should be repealed.
Senator McAdoo, in support Of his
proposed constitutional amendment to
restrict the power Of Congress to
making changes in the size Of the
Supreme Court to once every rs years,
said it would curb the fear Of some
that Congress might run riot with
many additions to the court.
The Judiciary Committee has before
it for consideration a survey Of con-
ditions in the United States District
Courts made by Senator Steiwer OF
Oregon, q member Of the committee
Steiwer sent kilograms to all the dis
trict judges asking them to say
whether they believed an increase In
judges in their district was needed
and also what was the state of the
court docket in their district. The
answers from the district Judges
showed IA OF them in favor Of addi-
tional judges. Replies from SO Of the
judges said there was no need for ar
increase and five judges were non
committal.
Evening star., 1937-05-12
DUCE, HITLER MAY MEET
Vienna Hears Dictators Will Con
fer in Bavaria,

VIENNA, May II (P).-Persistent al
though officially unconfirmed reports
today said Premier Benito Mussolini
of Italy and Reichsfuehrer Adolf
Hitler would meet Monday at Hitler's
Berchtesgaden home in Bavaria.
The reports declared that COL Gen.
Hermann Wilhelm Goering, Ger
nanys air minister, would leave for
Venice Friday or Saturday and return
to Germany with Mussolini.
Evening star., 1937-05-12
COMEDY AT SCHOOL

'U7INGS OF THE MORNING" q
w comedy in three acts, will be
presented by the Marjorie Webster
School Chapter Of Delta Psi Omega,
national dramatic fraternity, at the
school Saturday night.
Florence L. McCracken, dean OF the
school Of speech, Is directing the play
and Wilhelmina Haley has designed
the sets.
Evening star., 1937-05-12

The Social Security Board directed
today that employers who have old
age pension account cards in their
possession turn them over to the en-
ployes to whom they belong.
Evening star., 1937-05-12

A fire engine driver was arrested
in London for driving his engine
against the red lights and colliding
with a car.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07

Mint szerzett biztositekot
Alkotmanyunk afel6l, hogy a
Kongresszusnak juttatott ha-
talommal ne tortenhessenek
tulkapasok?
Az Alkotmanyunknak tor
venyer6re emelese el6tti idok-
ben a Kongresszusnak alig
volt nagyobb szerepe, mint az
egyes tJrvenyek javaslasa. Ak
koriban t0rvenyhozo testiile-
think egy laza szalakkal 0ssze-
fiizott nepligat kepviselt es
mem az allamsz0vetSeg mai,
szilard alapokon nyugvo for
majat.. A Kongresszus tagjait
mem nep valasztotta, hanem
az egyes allamok torvenyhozo-
testiiIerei kiildtek XII es ha ne
Xix ugy tetszett - visszahiV-
tax 6ket. A Kongresszus hata-
rozatai mem birtak k0telez6
er6vel az egyes allamOkra, en-
mex kovetkezmeny az
ad6kat mem fizettek es a te-
kintelynelkiili Kongresszus mi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07

att az orszagot anarchia fe-
nyegette.
Alkotmanyunk megvaltoz-
tatta a helyzetet olykepen,
hogy egy sz0vetsegi kormanyt
letesitett, amely az allamok
es egyben a. nep folott is al
lott. A jelenlegi Kongresszus
kezebe keriilt minden orsza-
gos erdekii t0rvenyhoz6 hata-
lom, azzal a fenntartassal,
hogy Alkotmanyunk szellemet
a torvenyhozasnal szem el6tt
kell tartani. Es ICY a t0rveny-
hozasba az egyes allamoknak
belesz6lasa nincs.
Egyidejiileg Alkotmanyunk
megakadalyozta, hogy egy kez-
be fusso1 0Ssze minden hata-
lom es a helyi jelent6segu
iigyekben mem hozhat t0rve-
nyeket a Kongresszus. Ez az
iigyk0r az egyes allamokra
tartozik.
Ilym6don Alkotmanyunk
megved benniinket a gyarmati
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
MEM HISZNEKae
A SIT-DOWN 4

sztrajkban azok a higgad-
tabb munkasok, akik tudjak,
hogy a jelenlegi politikai vi
szonyok k0zt a munkaadok
mem kivannak sztrajktor6kkel
dolgoztatni es dolgozni.
Amig ezt mem kiserlik meg
- es minden okunk meg van
hinni, hogy peldaul a. General
Motorsnak ez mem szandeka -
addig talan felesleges a kisa-
jatitas forradalmi eszkozehez
nyulni a munkasnak. Mar pc
dig a gyar elfoglalasa ideigle
mes kisajatitast jelent, amit
forradalmi allapotnak kell ne
vezniink.
Akik ezen az allasponton
vannak, azok termeszetesen a
sit-down-t jogosnak tartjak
abban az esetben, ha a munka.
sok t0bbsege sztrajkolni kivan.
ma es a gyarak vezet6sege
sztraj ajkt0r6kkel akarna dolgoz.
nj.
Ez az Okla annak, hogy
polgarsag a General Motors
flinti elhatarozasat nyugodtar
fogadta es egyaltalan mem ha'
borodott fel azon, hogy a biro'
sag a gyar kiiiritesere a pa
rancsot kiadta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
II = = I 5 = = n L +

NAL latjak az aut6-iparban a
Lewis n0vekv6 befolyasat es
esetleges vegs6 uralmat.
Ha az aut6-ipar eppen ugy
q Lewis keze ala keriil, mint a
szenipar, akkor ez a diktatori
hajlamokkal megvert, tehetse-
ges, de lelkiismeretlen es bosz-
szuall6 ennber lesz a leghatal-
masabb ur ebben a hazaban
es ez igazan mem csabito.
n ISmetelten lesz0gezziik hat,
hogy elisnerjtik a munkAsok
jogos k0veteleseit az auto
iparban Is megertjtik, ha
sztrajkolnak.
De mem tudunk lelkesedni
azert. hogy a CIO ada XII a
rendeletet a sztrajkokra es
mem szivesen latjuk, ha ma
gyar munkasok is reszt vesz-
mex a "sit down"-ban.
Mi nagyon jol tudjuk, hogy
nepszerubb lenne ez az ira
sunk, ha mi is az ilyen szels6
81
segek mellett lelkesitenenk a
munkasokat, inert misem
konnyebb es szebb, mint a
forradalom barrikadjai mel
lett szavalni. Mi azonban tud-
juk AIT is, hogy soha mem a
szaval6k es a vezerek, hanem
mindig a k0zkatonak mennek
a sancarkok else soraiba Is mi
mem akarjuk annak pont a, ma
gyarokat kitenni. Eleg szomo-
ru tapasztalatunk van mar ro-
la, hogy hanyszor volt "goat"
a foreigner es ARA kerjiik e
rovat olvasoit, hogy ezeket a
szelsoseges eszkozoket bizzak a
szaz szazalekos amerikai bai-
tarsra. (Termeszetesen sztrajk
forest soha, semmi esetben
magyar munkastol mem va
runk.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07

Goreczky Ferenc, miegyet
hallgato, muegyet. penztaros
Halmos Gyula, tud. egyet
hallg.
Imre Vince DIR. orvos, tenor
szolista.
Kristofcsak Emo, okl, cpl
teszmernok.
Koppany Istvan DIR, tanar.
Konigseder Zsigmond, tanar
Lang Elemer, okl. gepesz-
mern0k, a Muegyetemi Enek-
kar elnoke.
Lomoschitz Pal, zenemiiv. f6
isk. hallgato.
Mericske Emo, tud. egyet.
hallgato.
Miklos Janos, okl. kozgazda.
Nagypal Laszlo, zenemiiv.
foisk. hallg.
Neder Istvan, tud. egyet.
hallg., haznagy. -
Olgyay Oszkar DIR, M. A. B
I. f6ellenor. 49,
Otto Ferenc, zeneszerz6.
Palinay Ferenc, tud. egyet
hallg.
Palfy Istvan DIR, okl. koz.
gazda.
! Pfeiffer Istvan, tud. egyet
hallg.
Rissay Pal, zenemuv. foisk
hallg. ~.
Safar Jen6, okl. epiteszm
Szonyi Jeno, tanar.
Schiffert Gyorgy DIR, tiszt'
viSelO. r>
Tatray Gyorgy, tud. egyet
hallg.
Udvardy Pal, zenemuv. fo
isk. hallg.
Varady Laszlo, tisztvisel6.
Zaborszky Arpad, tisztvisel0
Veress Laszlo, szig. orvos.
Sikh Arpad, tud. egyet
hallg.
DR.. Col Aladar, tisztviselo,
B. E. E. alapito choke.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07

id6k tekintelynelkiili Kong
resszusanak hatranyait6l. Al
kotmanyunk hatalmat osztott
es l. cikkelye ugy hataroz,
hogy rainden orszagos erdekii
torvenyhoz6 hatalon a Kong
resszuse: de hogy a tulkapasok
ellen bebiztositson, ugy hata-
rozott, hogy kifejezetten orsza-
gos erdeku tigyek tartoznak
csak a Kongresszus ele. Min
den egyeD hatalonn, irja AL
kotmanyunk az allamoke
Is a nepe. ''1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
LEGINKABB AZ
ELN0KT0L

fiigg, hogy mi fog t0rtennf
az auto iparban. Az auto-mag-
nasok - tekintettel az ipar-
ban eszlelt nagy profitra -
nincsenek abban a helyzetben,
hogy veres sztrajkokat rendez-
zenek es latszolag mem is akar
jak ezt megtenni. Az auto ipar
mines elad6sodva a bankarok-
nal, naluk tehat a Wall Street
akarata vagy parancsa szinten
mem don't a vitaban.
Ha az eln0k ugy erzi, hogy
fenntartas nelkiil adosa Lewis
max, akkor olyan nyomast gya
korol az auto iparra, amely-
mex mem tudnak ellentallni a.
gyarosok esetleg a nyomast
vi torvenyekkel is tetezi. Ez
esetben az ipar be lesz szer-
we've bekesen. Es akkor a
"Show down" ell lesz halaSztva
a tavaszra S az aceliparban
fogjak AIT megvivni.
Ha azonban az eln0k sulyt
helyez az ipari bekere nem
avatkozik sulyosan a sztraik
ugyebe, akkor hosszura nyulo
berharcok sorozatai k0vetik
egynast nemcsak ebben, ha-
mem minden mas iparban es
akkor az ev else hat. honapja
a hozza fiizott remenyeket -
gazdasagilag - bevaltani mem
fogja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
HETI ClKK AZ ALKOTMkNYR0L

hia MAX BERNS
TULKAPASOK ELLEN BIZTOSITOTT POLITTKAI HATAIOM
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
"TAXATION WITHOUT
REPRESENTATION"

jelsz6 alatt lazadtak fel a
gyarmatok, mikor fiiggetlen
lett az Egyesiilt Allamok Ang-
liat6l es a banyaszok Lewis al
tai uralt szervezeteben ma
szinten ez, a helyzet.
A hat milli6 dollarra rugo
tagsagdijat levonjak ugyan a
banyasztol, de AIT mem kappa
meg a sajat lokalja, hanem a
Lewis altal kinevezett keruleti
tisztvisel6k kezehez fizetik ait
a banyatulajdonosok S oman
juttatnak vissza egy csekely-
seget a lokalnak. Ha azonban
a lokalok lazadoznak, akkor
a penzt olyan kesessel utaljak
vissza hozzajuk, hogy a miik0-
desiik meg van benitva.
A banyasz- diktator hatalmas
masineriaja sok szaz emberb6l
all, akik magas fizetest huz-
max "szervez6i" cimen a u.
M. w. A. kasszajab6l es akik-
mex az a dolguk, hogy a ''feke-
te car" hatalmat fenntartsak,
hogy az ellene lazong6kat ell
nemitsak es esetleg az iparbol
kiiizzek. A banyaszok serve
zete eppen olyan j6l ismeri a
fekete lisztat, mint az automo-
bill gyarak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
DE A UNITED
MINE WORKERS

of America-t'E inkabb lehet
Sovjetnek, mint demo okratikus
munkas-szervezetnek nevezni
- es ezt tudjak a munkasok.
A hatalmas szervezet har-
mincket keriileteb6l csak 0t
hat keriiletben valasztanak
tisztvisel6ket a banyaszok, a
t0bbit Lewis newell XII a had
segedeib6l, ahogy a Soviet
kozponti vezet6sege a kom-
misszariusokat egy-egy tarto-
manyra rakuldi.
A banyaszoknak nincs k0-
zuk hozza, hogy az iigyeiket
xix es hogyan vezessek, mines
beleszolasuk, hogy milyen
szerzodeseket k0ssenek a sza-
mukra es a neviikben, bar pa
piroson meg van a joguk, hogy
a megajanlott szerzodes felett
szavazhassanak, EFT a jogot ell
konfiskalta a carjuk.
Es mikor egyszer a 12-ik il,
linoisi keruletben a banyaszok
azzal elni akartak S mikor k0z
tudomasu volt, hogy leszavaz-
tax a Lewis altal k0t0tt szerz6
dest, a UMWA eln0ke fegyve-
res gunmanekkel elraboltatta
a ballotokat S rendeletileg er6-
szakolta a banyaszokra a seer.
z6dest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
/ tIerbe keriil1aek.

sderbe kertilnck.
John Il, Lewis, a cIo ura
ma d 'sleger6 6sebbs IS = alegna-
gyobb politikai befoly yassal BIZ
r6 munkasvezere az orszagnak
es a polgarsag nagy resze -
mem isrnerve Lewis multjat es
eddigi mtik0deset csak ezt
latja.
De akik q munkasok irant
mindig erdekl6dtek es akik az
eddigi rnu11kasmozg zgalmakat is
mertek, azok joggal felnek
Lewistd.
A United Mine Workers of
Amerika a leger6sebb SERVE
zete volt as orszagnak, mikor
Lewis az elnokseget atvette S
a Lewis basaskodo hajlamai a
szervezetet foszlanyokra szag
gattak.
CSak az NRA eS Roosevelt
e1nberseges politikaja, vala-
mint. a banyatulajdonosok tel
jes vaksaga tette lehet6ve,
hogy a UMWA ujra sziilessek
es ujra felmilli6nal t0bb tag
"a legyen az orszagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
A NEHEZ IPARBAN

szinten ell vannak a harcra
kesziilve es valoszinii, hogy a
kuzdelem a szenipart is ma
gaval sodorja, inert ugy akar-
ia ait Lewis, aki feltetlenul ur
a szenbanya iparban.
(FolytataS az six OldalOn)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
A BUDAPEST ECYETEM ENEKKAROK
HANCvERSENYERE A JECYEK FOCYNAK
(Folytatas az l-s6 oldalrol.1

(Folytatas az l-s6 oldalrol-1
Bar ez a fuzet meglepetes-
mex keszul, sikerilt annyit
megtudni, hogy ez lesz a leg
pompasabb magyar emlek-
k0nyv. Minden hangverseny-
latogato ingyen fogja ezt az
emlekkonyvet megkapni, bar
annak rendes eladasi ara SO
cent lesz.
A bethlehem Lehigh Uni
versity es a new brunswick
Rutgers University is beallot-
TAX azoknak az egyetemeknek
a soraba, amelyek a buda-
pesti enekeseknek unnepsege-
ket fognak rendezni. A Rut-
gers egyetem ingyen bocsa-
totta rendelkezesere hatalmas
termet, amelyben 5000 ember
fogja a magyar zenet elve-
zettel hallgatni.
A Lehigh egyetemr6l erke-
zett sirgony szerint mar csak
400 eladatlan jegy van a
bethlehem koncertre es ICY
el6relathatoiag Bethlehem lesz
az otodik varos, amelyben az
0sszes hangverseny jegyeket
kiarusitottak.
Megjegyezzik e helyen
hogy meg ket mask Macy
magyar telepr6l jonnek rend'
xviii bizakodo jelentesek a
magyarsAg oriasi erdekl6deset
bizonyitva. Lehetseges, hogy
k0vetkez6 szamunkban maj
0sszesen het varost foguni
felsoroIhatni, mint amelyek'
ben az osszes jegyek elkeltek
meg miel6tt a budapest enc
kesek amerikai foldre tettel
volna labukat. Akik a hang
versenyek rendezesenek tech
nikajaval ismer6s0k ait mono
jak, hogy ez meg Amerikabar
is szokatlan jelent6segu erdel
l6desnek a jele.
A Budapest Egyetem vilag
hiru enekkaranak tagjai:
Karnagy: Vaszy Viktor,
zeneakademia tanara, a Buda
pesti Symphonikus zeneka'
kar1nestere.
Arany Istvan joghallgat6.
Arany Sander, szig. miegye
temi hallg., muegyetemi alel
n0k, barton szolista.
Ardai Geza DIR. allami tiszt
visel6, tud. egyetemi aleln0k.
Balla Karoly, o. T. I. szam
tanacSOS.
Balas Zoltan, joghallgato.
BOLTS Bella, okl. k0zgazda.
Csenky Imre, tud. egyetem
hallgat6.
Farag6 Ferenc dr., kozegesz
segi adjunktus, BARTON $40
liSta.
Forray Istvan, zenemiiv. f6
iskolai hallgat6.
F0ldenyi Janos, szig. jogas7
q tud. egyet. enekkar elnoke
Galfy Sander, tud. egyet
hallgat6.
Gerhauser Laszl6, zenemtiy
f6isk. hallgat6.
Gerecz KAlman, tud. egye1
hallgat6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07

kozonseg vegyes erzelmekkel
fogadja.
Mem lep meg senkit, hogy
sztrajkolnak az iparban. Mem
lep meg senkit, hogy eppen a
General Motors muhelyeiben
kezd6dtek a berharcok, inert
ez a vallalat valosaggal reszeg-
re kereste magat a multi ev-
ben es egyik extra osztalekot a
mask utan adta a t6keSnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
MEM HISZNEK A SZELES

fronton meginditott sztrajk-
ban sokan azert sem, inert fel-
mex t6le, hogy az AUTOMOBILE
ipar munkasai cseberb6l-ve-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
EZ AZ Okla ANNAK,

hogy a John L. Lewis car
saga alatt all6 CIO-t6l felnek
ugy a munkaad6k, mint meg
inkabb a munkasok Is ez az
Okla annak, hogy aggodalom-