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Evening star., 1937-02-13

Horse racing in the District of Colum-
bia might be so convenient for nearby
statesmen as to make it difficult to keep
the Legislature at Annapolis down to
dull routine in considering the odds on
getting the taxpayer run for his money.
Evening star., 1937-02-13
Oregon Legislature.

From the Yakima Republic.
The Oregon Senate is considering bill
to abolish the House and the House has
one to put the Senate out of business. We
understand the people are giving moral
support to both bills.
Evening star., 1937-02-13
Voice Of the People.

do you listen to the voice of the
people?"
"Yes," answered Senator Sorghum,
"but it doesn't do me much good. Out
home the voice Of the people is used
mostly In applauding base ball games
and prize lights"
Evening star., 1937-02-13

A Slight Word Of Encouragement.
"I have heard you say you would not
consider marrying the best man alive"
remarked the sadly persistent man.
IT repeat It," said Miss Cayenne. But
do YOU consider yourself the best man
alive?"
Evening star., 1937-02-13

If feminine craftsmanship continues to
advance to high places, the quaint old
question "how old is Anne?" may take
on serious significance in judicial affairs.
Evening star., 1937-02-13

1.-TWO cars for every garage" was IA
vored by Herbert Hoover. AS domiciliary
problems increase, the admonition may
still be expected, first get your garage"
Evening star., 1937-02-13
That Old Problem Revised.

From the Danvlle nl) Commercial-News.
Five Kentuckians have been indicted
for stealing barn. Incidentally. what
does one do after that happens-lock the
horse?
Evening star., 1937-02-13
BOthersOme Budgets.

From the Seattle Star.
Oregon's Legislature has discovered a
million-dollar error in the budget. We
always thought budgets were nuisance,
anyway.
Evening star., 1937-02-13
Substitutes.

From the Philadelphla Evening Bulletin.
Now that trucks are displacing camels
In transport service In Iran II may be In
order 10 substitute derrick wrecking cars
for girafies at the ZOOS.
Evening star., 1937-02-13
One Appropriate Place.

From the Joplin CMo) Globe.
There are homes where parents wish
the children would take UP this idea OF
the stt.down strtks.
Evening star., 1937-02-13
A Neglected Slogan.

From the Saginaw News.
So far no one seems to have revived for
strike purposes the old slang expression,
"Go way back and sit down."
Evening star., 1937-02-13
ALWAYS Soaked ANYHOW.

From the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
New York dealers are now accused Of
watering" meat to increase It's weight.
Naturally the purchaser Of the doctored
commodity gsts soaked. e.
Evening star., 1937-02-13

Patriotism is a simple matter so long
as 1t Is definitely understood that an
oath of Office is taken without mental
reservation or secret evasion.
Evening star., 1937-02-13
Rate BY Mail-Payable in Advance.
Member Of the Associated Press.

=, The Associated Press IS exclusively entitled to
the use for republication Of all news dispatches
credited to it or not otherwise credited in this
paper and also the local news published herein.
All rights Of publication Of special dispatches
herein are also reserved
Evening star., 1937-02-13

Too many slips are made by radio
broadcasters who lack the advantage Of
the old editorial blue pencil.
Evening star., 1937-02-13
Expert.
From the Indianapo

From the IndianapoIis News.
When Senator Borah defends the Su-
preme Court it knows it has been de-
Tended.
Evening star., 1937-02-13

~ 1lOL44NASAV AAo" oAAA s'os~.
Will leave q city sad.
Detectives count the clues and then
Remark, 'It's Just too bad!"
Jud Tlnkins says a radio is great
comfort to his family, who can go right
ahead talking all through the concert
without getting harsh look from any
body.
ut is WELL" said Hi Ho. the sage OF
Chinatown, Ito learn to say no. Yet
he who learns to say nothing else be-
comes dull and obstructive"
History's Page-A Cinema.
The public was rejoiced to see
Her smile in celluloid
And even shed q tear, when she
BY sorrow seemed annoyed.
The real girl, Of course, remained
Far distant and unseen,
Since her acquaintance we had gained
BY shadows on the screen.
The stars that light the armament
OF history, bright and strange;
Statesmen and heroes who were sent
Our worldly moods to change,
Toiled faithfully nor sought repose.
In comfort, all serene,
We gaze as Time comes to disclose
Their shadows on the screen.
Tell de truth" said Uncle Eben. but
don't git In de habit Of specializin' on
do disagpseshls kind" ~
Evening star., 1937-02-13

Summarizing the Evidence.
A homicide now and again
Will leave q city sad.
Detectives count the clues and then
Remark, 'It's Just too bad!"
Evening star., 1937-02-13

"Tell de TRUTH" said Uncle Eben. but
don't git In de habit Of specializin' on
do disaueeahls kind" n
Evening star., 1937-12-17
j. s. MAY LOSE
HE|RESS' TAXES
Experts Wonder if Barbara
Hutton's Departure Will
Prove Costly.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 17.--Renuncia-
ton Of American citizenship by the
Countess Haugwitz Won Reventlow,
heiress to the Woolworth sand 10
millions, set tax authorities to won-
dering today whether she will escape
heavy taxation in this country.
Morris Greenbaum, director of the
Labor Audit Bureau and q certified
accountant, said "the Treasury stands
to lose millions Of dollars" pointing
out that, unlike other nations, the
United States places no restrictions on
export Of American capital.
Persons familiar with Danish law
observed thai although taxes in Den
mark are generally higher thar in this
country, the former Barbara Hutton
has been automatically Danish sub
ject since her second marriage and
had little opportunity of escaping tax
alton there. They said the inheritance
of her 22-month-old son, Lance, could
have been complicated under her dual
citizenship.
Allegiance Ren0unced.
Now in her second day at sea, re-
turning to her husband and child in
London, the 27-year-old, auburn
haired countess disclosed through at
torneys the secret of her one-day visit
here. She appeared before a Federal
Evening star., 1937-12-17

Court Judge for a few moments
Wednesday to renounce absolutely
and entirely" her allegiance to the
land Of her birth because, q statement
by her lawyers said, her dual nation
ality has resulted in various legal COM
plications affecting her status as well
as that OF her child, and she has
finally felt obliged, as in the case of a
number Of other American women
similarly situated. to forego her United
States citizenship in order to alleviate
this analomous and unsatisfactory
situation"
And so this slender woman. re-
puted to have inherited approxi-
mately $4,000 900, joined 4 long list
OF other prominent Americans who
transferred their allegiance to other
nations, including William Waldorf
Astor, the Duchess Of Windsor, Henry
James, the novelist; Adele Astaire.
the dancing actress, and Gordon Self
ridge, London department store mag
nate.
Criticism and Publicity.
A possible clue to the reason under
lying the countess action was the
Evening star., 1937-12-17

DR.. Fritz Marti of the University
OF Maryland concluded series of
lectures on The Stars Art Appreciation
Campaign at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association last night with an
illustrated talk on art and artists
since 1900
When the program was finished
before large group in the. member
ship room of the ~" Leonard w.
De Cast, general secretary of the
association, placed it on record as
Endorsing heartily this fine movement
sponsored by The Star to bring art
10 all the people"
Mr.. De Cast likewise expressed the
"Y's" thanks for Dr. Marti's efforts
~in giving us better appreciation
of art through his talks and the
lantern slides he has shown"
Speaks on ROmanticism.
DR.. Marti started his program with
the eighth set of Star color reproduc-
tions selected from the era of CLASH
cism and romanticism in Europe in
the late 18th and early 10Th centuries.
The first artist he presented was
jacques Louis David, court painter to
Napoleon, whose portrait of Mile.
Charlotte du Val D'Ognes is in this
group. One OF the slides from DR..
Marti's own collection was David's
scene of the death of Murat, French
revolution leader, who was murdered
In his bath.
From the romanticists, DR.. Marti
traced art through the eras in which
realism and impressionism developed
under such noted artists as Monet,
Daumier, "the painter OF simple folk;
.Millet, whose Landscapes were soft
and bit sentimental"; Courbet and
Degas. and the post-impressiontst
period.
1t is the latter period of art that is
represented in the tenth set of color
reproductions issued this week by
The Star and the National Committee
for Art Appreciation. This set in
cludes The Blue Vase" by Cezanne;
1.-THE Drawbridge," by Van Gogh;
by the Seashore,r by Renoir, and
'Tahitian Women" by Gauguin.
Monet Led hnpressi0nists.
Monet, said Dr. Marti, who Is pro-
fessor of art at the, university, brings
: live movement into his paintings
with color splotches. Monet in his day
was the leader of the impressionist
school of artists.
Sales of the color reproductions
Evening star., 1937-12-17

recent statement Of James w. Ge-
rard, former Ambassador to Germany.
who dined with her in London last
summer, that she might live abroad
permanently to escape American crit
icism and publicity.
The countess has been q tempera-
mental and enigmatic person in re-
actions toward publicity. After max
ing $4,000 contribution to q New
York Christmas charity three years
ago, she angrily accused q newspaper
columnist of having made nasty re-
marks" In q direct appeal which led
to her gift.
ITS the last time I'm going to
be trapped that way" she said. Il
found out 1t was charity to which I
already had been giving larger
amounts every year anonymously"
The countess said two years ago her
personal charities averaged $4,000 q
year, every cent going to America
She said she had been simply mobbed"
by foreign charities but added: "They
won't get cent from me. believe in
taking care Of my own people"
She has two hobbies, writing poetry,
Evening star., 1937-12-17

We're rejecting the Christmas buying
rush today. The National Committee
had to fill rush order for the special
Christmas packages which are on sale
at the special art counter in The Star
lobby. The packages contain 48 color
prints, II lessons in art appreciation
and the collectors portfolio, and are
being used widely this year as Christ
mas gifts. These sets have been
made available by the National Com
mittee in packaged units only.
Meanwhile The Star will place the
eleventh group of pictures on sale
Monday and the twelfth and final
group the following Monday.
Evening star., 1937-12-17
Hats Standardized

London is trying to standardize the
hat worn by beadles, or court criers,
who now have headpieces ranging
from Napoleonic or colonial types to
glossy "toppers."
Evening star., 1937-12-17

appear In a version Of Christmas tov
shops, and the upper grades will pre-
sent tableaux, accompanied by the
singing Of Christmas carols.
Evening star., 1937-12-17
FORMER VICE CONSUL
FOUND DEAD IN MOOSE
J. S. Abercrom bic Leaves Note to
Family-Found Hanging
From Rafter.

By the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 17.-Jehn 8.
Abercrombie, SO, formerly American
Vice Consul in Paris, was found dead
yesterday hanging from q rafter in
his garage.
A note on bench beside his hat
and coat read: "Good-by, loved ones.
y Don't grieve for me. Daddy" Below
the signature was written: please
give me very inexpensive funeral.
No flowers. Very modest casket Burial
tn our plot"
Mrs. Abercrombie, a trained nurse,
said her husband had suffered in
creasing deafness and poor health and
had threatened periodically to take
his life.
He was a graduate of Yale Univer-
sity and came here from Rushville,
Ind, in 1924 to enter the real estate
business.
Evening star., 1937-12-17
YULE PROGRAM TONIGHT

East Silver Spring Pupils to Pre-
sent Toy Shops, Tableaux.
SILVER SPRING, Md, Dec. IT
(SpeciaD.-East Silver Spring School
VIII hold its Christmas program to-
night at 7 O'Clock in the school.
Children in the primary grades viii,
Evening star., 1937-12-17

some Of which has been published, and
collecting Chinese Jade and porce-
lain.
Evening star., 1937-12-17
Tourist Trade Increased

New Zealand entertained 1927
tourists in the last fiscal year, an in
crease of 81 per cent over the precee.
ing II month";.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-27
A Soviet eszak-sarki allomas
a radio utjan maris erintke-
zesben all az egesz vilaggal.
EUROPA KORMANYAI

uiabb kiserletet akarnak ten
nj, hogy Spanyolorszagban be.
ket teremtsenek, ami AIT je-
lentene, hogy a nagy es veres
polgarhaboru gy6zelem nelkiil
erne a vegehez.
Allit6lag ezt a megoldast
most mar a ket diktator sem
ellenzi, inert kiil6n0sen Hit.
lerek honapokkal ezel6tt belat-
tax, hogy sem gy6zelmet, sem
dics6seget mem tudnak a spa
nyol fronton remelni.
Amig Anglia ketszinii poll
tikaja titokban a felkel6k mel
lett volt, addig Mussolini es
Hitler remelhettek, hogy a
Franco gy6zelme Spanyolor-
szagban eletre kelti a fasciz-
must; Anglia kormanyat vi
szont eppen ez a falanksag Alb
randitotta XII a felkel6kb6I,
akik el6re eladtak a ket dikta-
tornak az orszagot.
Anglia AIT sem tartana kiva-
natosnak S AIT soha mem is
kivanta, hogy a t0rvenyes kor-
many keriilj0n XII gy6ztesen a
polgarhaborubol, inert a kom-
munizmust6l feltik Anglia mas
felezer milli6 Spanyolorszagban
befektetett dollarjat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-27
A MUNKASOK BOJKOTTOT

hirdetnek Maine allan ellen,
ahova nyarankent a turistak
es nyaralok szazezrei mennek,
inert az Auburn cip6gyarak
sztrajkol6 munkasainak hat
vezeret hat honapra elcsuktak.
Maine allan torvenyei tilt
jak a "closed shop"-ot a bird
hat szervez6t es a szervezet
ugyvedjet azert csukta ell, inert
a Wagner t0ryeny alapjan a
szavazast mem kertek S ICY a
sztrajkot mem a tobbseg neve-
ben es megbizasabol szervez-
tex.
Minthogy az elcsukatas
contempt of court" cimen
t0rtent, a szervezok fellebbez-
nj sem tudtak iigyukkel csak
a Supreme Courthoz mehet-
mex, amit a napokban meg
tesznek.
Tekintet nelkIl a bir0i ter
rorra, hibaSnak kell tarta-
nunk az allan bojkottjat, inert
az sikerrel mem jarhat. Nyaral-
nj mem a munkasok mennek es
mem a1ok, akik a munkasok er-
dekeben hajlandok lennenek
megvaltoztatni a programot,
el6re lehet hat latni, hogy a
bojkott eredmennyel mem jar
hat. Olyan kiizdelembe pedig
ne merdemes kezdeni, ahol a
gy6zelem el6re XII van zarva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-27
HARCRA
KESZUL Az AFL..

amelynek vegrehajt6 bizott-
saga ezen a heten tartja Gin
cinnatiban a feleves gyiileset.
Hogy a bekere nincs hajlan-
d6sag a ket szervezet kozt, ait
az AFL azzal is megmutatta,
hogy a Progressive banyasz-
szervezetet kabalebe meghivta.
Az illinoisi banyaszoknak ez
a kis, huszezer taggal bir6
szervezetet kebelebe meghivta.
te, hogy elismerjek, "dual
union max tartottak es az
AFL mem ALT sz6ba veliik
mindmaig. 81
Hogy most a negyszazotven-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-27
HASZNAT LATJA ENNEK

esetleg a foldmiiveles maid
mem az egesz vilagon S min
den esetre nagy hasznat fogja
latni az aviatika, amely kiil0-
nosen a tengeren-tuli k0zleke-
desben meg er6sen ala van
vetve az id0jaras szeszelyeinek
Egyel6re az orosz expedicio
max az a k0zvetlen celia, hogy
Oroszorszag es az Egyesiilt
Allamok k0zt kozvetlen es ro-
vid legi 0sszek0ttetest keres.
sen AIT remelik, hogy az
eszaki sarkon keresztiil Mosz.
'kvatol San Franciscoig az utat
,hatezer mertf0ldes repulessel
megfutjak.
Nemcsak r0videbb lenne
sokkal ez az ut, mintha a k0z.
lekedest European keresztiil &
az Atlanti tenger felett kere
six, hanem kozvetlen is lenne
vagyis mem lenne az Europa
ban k0zbees6 allamok es kor
manyok szeszelyeinek kiteve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-27
AZ AUTO IPARBAN
EGYEBKENT

a nagy haboru megkezd6d dott
a multi heten a szervezet ket
irodat nyitott a Ford gyar
szomszedsagaban, hogy a Ford
munkasokat a szervezetbe So
rozzak.
Ford a dolgot tetlenul mem
nezi, hanem a propaganda
minden eszk0zevel bombazza a
munkasait, akik a Ford gyar-
ban a terror-szeru fegyelmet
megszoktak akik termeszete-
sen a propaganda hatasa alatt
erosen rettegnek.
Ugyanakkor a Ford gyar
oldalas hirdeteseket adott az
orszag minden angol napilap-
janak, amelyek mar masodszor
jelentek meg. a multi heten.
EZekben a hlrdeteSekben ter
meszetesen mines $40 munkas-
kerdesr6l, de k0ztudomasu,
hogy az ujsagok mem szivesen
irnak kellemetlen hireket azok
ellen, alxik az oldalas hirdete-
sekkel a lapokat es azok kasz-
szait diszitik.
A Wagner t0rveny termesze-
tesen a munkasoknak a szeryez
kedesre a lehet6seget megadja
es a Ford gyar munkasai be
lesznek Szervezve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-27
A ALEGFONTOSABB
KULFOLDI

esemennyel aranylag a leg
kevesebbet foglalkoznak az vi
sagok.
Amig ezer meg ezer hasabot
osszeirnak arrol, hogy hany
tucat vi ruhat vett maganak
a volt angol kiraly babaja S
hogy "hanyadik lady" lesz
Angliaban, ha ferjhez megy,
addig mem ertetik meg az OIL
vasokkal, hogy NIT jelenthet
az emberisegre a Soviet vi ter
hoditasa.
Az orosz kormany nagyszeru
eszak-sarki kutatoi es tudo-
sal az eszah sarkon vegleges
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-27
FoNTOS lEisNE
AZONBAN,

skiil0n0sen ebben a nagy kuz-
delemben, de egyebkent is,
hogy a munkasok a fegyelmet
megszokjak Is ne sztrajkolja-
max hetr6l-hetre felel6sseg mel
kill azokban' a gyarakban, a
melyekben mar van szerz6des.
Tulzasokkal, felel6tlen sztraj
kokkal csak azoknak a kezebe
adnak fegyvereket, akik meg
mindig a munkasok szervezke-
desc ellen harcolnak.
Detroitban peldaul a multi
heten egy kalap-gyarat lezar-
tax es a gepeket eladtak. Ali
to;ag a vallalat haromszaz
munkasa nemcsak huszon0t
szazalekos berjavitast kert es
kapott, hanern azon felul ugy
viselkedett, miota be voltak
szervezve, hogy a rendSzeres
munka lehetetlenne lett teve
gyarban a tulajdonosok ell
hataroztak, hogy az lzletb0l
vegleg kimennek.
Ugyancsak Detroitban lesze-
relteti a Yale lakat gyar a
gyarat, amelyben hatszazan
dolgoztak. Okot kul0n0sen az
adott, hogy mikor a sztrajkot
kihivtak, a gyar tulajdosait XII
zartak az irodabol olyan embe-
rex, akik a gyarban soha mem
dolgoztak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-27
A GAZDASAGIs
VISZONYOK

valtozatlan kepet mutatnak
A t6zsdeken az ertekcsokkene.
SEX megszuntek es ait hiszik
hogy az aresesek ezzel szinter
veget ertek a k0vetkez6 ne
hany honapra. 8
Az izletvilagban ugy erik
hogy Eur6paban az azonnali
vagy kozel j0vobeni haboru lie.
het6segei megsziintek s hogy
hirtelen nagyobb politikai XII
lengesek mem lesznek.
Az itthoni politikai helyzet
termeszetesen meg sok bizony-
talansagot hord magaban S
peldaul az vi enthusiastically
javaslata valtozasokat fog fel-
idezni es a dragasagot maid
ujra fokozza, egyelore tehat
nagyobb fellendiilest Sc varha.
tunk a kOzeli hetekre.
De az alap-iparok rendele-
sekkel ell vannak latva, tehat
attol sem kell tartanunk, hogy
a nyaron a szokasos "nyari
slack" eros vagy tart6s lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-27

tanyat vertek magunak a
mutt heten S olyan tudoma-
nyos allomast letesitettek, a
melynek az aldasait mindany-
nyian fogjuk erezni.
Az eszaki sark felol jonnek
azok a legaramlatok, amelyek
az "id6jarast" j6forman csi-
naljak S ha ezentul oman koz-
vetlen kapunk informaci6k
napokkal, ta'an hetekkel el6bb
tudunk bizonyos legaramlatok-
ra keSziilni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-27
II t..s sss.zS. = 5t's
(Folytatas a Ak oldalrnlA

(Folytatas a Ak 5ldalrnl4
ok vezeteset - kiil0n6Sen "a
els6 evekben, .amig az 0nfegyel-
met mem szokjak meg er6-
sen megnehezitenek a munka-
sok.
T0bb-kevesebb jogosultsaggal
mutatnak RI, hogy az auto
munkasok egy-re masra hivjak
XII a sztrajkpka dacara an.
max, hogy a General Motors
sal szerz6dtek S dacara annak,
hogy rnajdnem hetr0l-hetr
kenytelen eek ellen a wild
cat" sztrajkok ellen tiltakozni
a munkasvezerek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-27

szarazsag isinet er6sen pusz-
tit, a buzafelesleg ismet rank
halmoz6dik.
Montanaban, Nebraskaban,
Kansasban Is a ket Dakota
ban ismet rendkiviil sulyos
szarazsag van s ezen allamok
szenatorai ezer milli6t akar-
max kerni siirg6s segelyre.
A 'Re-Settlement Adminisz-
tracio' megkiserelte, hogy
ezeknek az allamoknak a Ia
kossagat, vagy legalabb a Ia
kossag lenyeges szazalekat at-
telepitse mas videkre, amire
azonban a farmerek mem vol
TAX hajland6k.
Minthogy a szarazsag kroni-
kus lett a nagy eszaki fensi-
kon, ideje lenne, hogy a $40
vetseg a segelyt csak ARA az
esetre ada meg, ha tenyleg
hozzalatnak, hogy a boldogu.
last a f0ldmtivesek mas vide
ken keressek. Eek az allamok
kittin6. teriiletek. lennenek al
lattenyesztesre, de az evi tizen-
ket-tizennegy inchnyi csapadek
a rendszeres foldmjivelest ell
tartani mem birja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-27

ezer taggal biro es a Lewis
vezetese alatt' allo United Mine
Workerst bosszantsak, a Pro-
gressziveket meghivtak S azok
a csatlakozast tagszavazas ut
jan kimondtak.
Lsrnetelten i1angsulyozzuk,
hogy mindket szervezetben ra
kellene a tagsagnak ilni kell0
alapossaggal minden veres sza-
ju vezerre es rakenyszeriteni
6ket, hogy a munkasok SERVE
zeset egy taborban keressek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-27
Ill b tt 81 d Nj l. .E

lEa y +
tort III q. south-bendi Stude-
baker gyarban, amelynek het-
ezer munkasa .egy snapig volt
hnt a munkabol, azt&n szava-
zas utjan a munkat es a bekes
targyalasokat a gyar vezet6-
segevel felvettek. #@
Az Industrial Rayon Corpo
ration cleveland guardian
olyan nleggondola atlanul hagy-
TAX abba a munkat a munka-
sok, hogy bekesseg eseten is ot
het kell maid hozza, amig a
folyekony pulp a cs6rendszert
isnet megt0lti S addig mem
do,gozhatnak a munkasok.
Ketszaz kozseg volt villany
nelkiil a Saginaw-Flint-Bay
City korzetben Michigan allan
ban, anig a kormanyz6 ra
nem parancsolt a Consumers
Power Co. es a szervezet KEEP
visel6ire, hogy a targyalast is,
de a munkat is azonnal meg
kezdjek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-27
SULYOS AGGODALMAT

okoz kormany kor0kben,
hogy 6riasi teli-buza termes
lesz az orszagban dacara an
max, hogy nehany allamban a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-27

THE MAKING OF NATION Greater Great
Lakes Exposition which Cleveland May 20 1or
ing the background for the extensive displays exhibits diorana working
Larrnaga viewing
Of the urals Peg Wln Humphrey director
position This mural
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-27
ERDEKES SIT-IN SZTRAJK

volt a Gillespie, Ill. puha-
szenbanyaban, abel a banya-
szok a munka elosztasaert
sztrajkoltak. Nehany szaz
munkas munka nelkiil van s
akik dolgoznak, azok AIT akar-
jak. hogy a munkat azokkal
megosszak. A szervezet ez ell
len a sztrajk ellen; nyilatko-
zott, ami azonban mem jelen
tett sokat a banyaban maradt
munkasok szemeben.
Tennesseeben a Mellon fele
Aluminium Company of Anne
rika haromezer munkasa
sztrajkolt a het vegen mem
lehetetlen, hogy a hatalmas
monopolisztikus vallalat tobbi
telepen is kovetni fogjak a pei
dat a munkasok.
Detroitban a Thompson Pro-
ducts sit-down sztrajkoloit a
tarsasag rend6rei k0nnybom-
bakkal vertek XII a telepr6l s a
sit-down sztrajkok annyira XII
mentek a divatbol, hogy ez ell
len mem is igen tiltakoztak a
varosban.