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Evening star., 1937-11-11

The 10 other men indicted have
been sent to prison for their part in
O'Connell's abduction July Z, 1888, at
Albany, N. Y. Young O'Connell,
nephew of Edward ]. and Daniel P.
O'Connell, was held captive % days.
Capt. McCaleb said Saunders had
been living here with his wife and s.
year-old stepdaughter. Saunders.
booked on suspicion of kidnapping and
as a fugitive, was held for Federal au-
thorities.
81 know nothing of these charges
and don't believe they are real" said
Mrs. Saunders. 1--WE were married in
1888 in New York"
She is the former Helen Bartet
Eagan.
Officers said Saunders had $3.50
cash on his person when arrested, re-
ceipts for s2,500 in postal savings
Evening star., 1937-11-11
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Safety glass all around--stand-
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-. Automatic hill holder
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Evening star., 1937-11-11
Quoted Prices

are for Muslin or Sotine covers-but include
the cost of labor to tailor your selection in
whichever fobric you seleot--thus enabling
you to fit the price of the finished piece
we'll within your budget.
Evening star., 1937-11-11
A Word About Woods

1t is q well-estobshed foct thot only the
genuine cabinet woods ore used in the con-
struction of Sloane Furniture. Never, under
any circumstances, ore substitutes permitted.
And when # is mahogany it is the GENUINE
mahogany, of the Swietenio family.
Evening star., 1937-11-11

accounts and for 81 900 in bank saw
ings, together with $4,000 check
ing account.
Evening star., 1937-11-11
I'll Twelfth Street
land Service

Sloane Upholstered Furniture is Both Dis
tinctive in Design and Superior in Quality
It is the standardized quality of Sloane Upholstered
furniture that gives you complete assurance of sotis-
faction And it is the wide variety of dsnctvey cre-
oted designs that give you the opportunity to express
your personal toste in selection.
Here you not confined limited few stock-somples
OF covering There will be placed before you more than
500 new, effective and exclusive designs and weoves
and you may have your selection tailored to your per-
sono order Thus you will not be compelled to accept
something that is not to your Iking-but rather is it
possible for to have the effect you want and that will
make you happier to live With
Then, too, the prices especially attractive due to our
production facilities.
Evening star., 1937-10-31

one gave me some brandy and later
coffee and . sandwich.
"A priest leaned over and talked to
me. was weak but heard him say,
Pray and everything will be all right
He told me to hold fast to the cruci-
fix. I did. Even when was using
my one free hand to help scoop the
sand. beneath rne would not let it 90"
Cautiously rescue workers drove
planks into the sand. forming square
barricade to check further slides In
the 35-foot bank. Then workers
shoveled the sand out from under the
imprisoned youth.
Evening star., 1937-10-31

nourishment. x-ray pictures disclosed
no broken bones.
The accident occurred while Ca
macho was helping load truck.
II couldn't breathe" he said, IT
knew I was going to die. Then ! felt
some ones fingers clutching at my
hair through the sand. cried, Don't
let that damn thing come down again.
Some one gave me crucifix to
hold. I couldn't help but cry little
and I prayed a lot.
my father came down, remem-
ber, and talked to me. Things were
becoming hazy and far away. Some
Evening star., 1937-10-31
''Cried a Little, Prayed a Lot,''
Says Youth Trapped IL Hours

held their breaths, crew OF Lowell
sewer department employees, who had
cautiously built crib around the i'm
prisoned Manuel Camacho, carefully
drew his bruised body from the sand
and rushed him to hospital.
my legs are a little sore, but I'm
all right" he murmured through
chattering teeth. At Lowell Hospital
he was treated for general exhaustion
and given intravenous injections of
Evening star., 1937-10-31
CHEVERLY CITIZENS
BY . stan Correspondent of The Star.

CHEVERLY, Md, Oct. 30.-Lee v.
Irwin has been elected president Of
the Cheverly Citizens Association, sue
ceeding r. w. Nickel who served four
years.
Other officers elected were Charles
z. Bentley, first vice president: Arthur
p. Buck, second vice president; A. T..
Montague, secretary, and H. r. Cop
ping, treasurer. Delegates named to
attend the Federation of Citizens As
sociations Of Prince Georges County
Evening star., 1937-10-31

land and Scotland" by Amos Burg.
March 25-"A Season with Camera
and Microphone," by Arthur A. Allen.
April Home on the Range" by
Charles j. Belden.
Lecture subjects for February ii
and March will be announced later.
Evening star., 1937-10-31
Heads Merrymakers.

CLINTON, Md, Oct. 80 (SpeciaD -
Miss Mary Frances Gwynn has been
chosen president of the Merrymakers
All Club of Clinton, with Mis- Mae
Caswell, vice president; Miss Grace
Gwynn, secretary, and Miss Helen
Affron, treasurer.
Evening star., 1937-10-31
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHELMSFORD. Mass, Oct. 3d.
An exhausted red-eyed youth Of 10
who lay trapped for IL hours in
shifting sandbank today told how
during the long night hours he "cried
a little and prayed a lot" and once
when an avalanche completely buried
him knew" he was going to die.
And then as dawn broke and while
hundreds of tense volunteer workers
Evening star., 1937-10-31

are Mr.. Irwin, Mr.. Nickel, F. w. Cast,
Mrs. D. A. Gurney and Mr.. Bentley.
Evening star., 1937-10-31
8.Piece Modern Bedroom

Consists of bed chest Of drawers ond choice Of voy dresser
IN rich wonut finish Guaranteed spring. comfortable mattress
vonty bench and two pillows NoMone Down. Eosy Credit erms
Evening star., 1937-10-31
Under Fire

DEFENDS STERILIZATION OF
62 GIRLS.
The Washington times., 1937-06-16

, great drama in a wild and mag
nificent setting. In this connec-
ton it may be mentioned that the
marine shots in this picture sur
pass anything of the kind I have
ever seen. am still wondering
how some of them were obtained.
But if, like myself, you thrill to
the sight of schooner, full-rigged,
laying her rail under in a choppy
sea, you will find many such
thrills in Captains Courageous"
But the real merit of the film
lies deeper-in the profound hui
man emotions which motivate it
and which, I dare to predict, will
bring the mist to your eyes more
than once.
For it is a great story, greatly
presented and a picture which will
linger long in your memory as a
perfectly wrought piece of artistry.
In the making of this film there
are three outstanding characteri-
cations: Freddie Bartholomew, as
the spoiled son of a rich father,
surprises me again. How so young
The Washington times., 1937-06-16
MOVIE
CLOCK

COLUMBIA - Gladys George,
Spencer Tracy, They Gave Him
a Cum" II a. m, los. 1920.
5:25. 7:4o and 9:55 p. m.
METROPOLITAN-"Kid Gala
had" with Edward G. Robinson,
11:10 a. M, 1:15, 1920, 5:25, 1880
and $40 p. m.
R.K.O..KEITH'S-Helen Broder-
lex, Victor Moore, in Meet the
Missus," 11:15 a. M, 1904, z:53'
4:42, 6:31 and 1000 p. m.
CAPITOL Clark Gable, Myrna
10y, "Parnell." 1890 a. m, 1920,
4:10, Z, $50 p. m. Stage, Her.
man Bing, 1885. 1925, 6:15. 9:05
p. m.
EARLE-Claudette Colbert, Mel
vyn Douglas, II Met Her in
Paris" II a. M, 1885. 4:15. 7:10,
9:55 p. m. Stage. 12:45. $3.50.
$40, 9:05 p. m.
PALACE-Beulah Bondi, Victor
Moore, Make Way for Tomor-
row." 1910. 2:30, 1850, tbs,
9:35 \. m.
BELASCO-"Children Of Loneli-
ness" TOO, 1852 and 1920 p. m.
LITTLE-Clark Gable and Joan
Crawford. Dancing Lady"
1880 a. m, 1882, 1886, $751;
1850 and 9:52 p. m.
Neutrality-suspicious. shows.
News reels, short comedies. Pro
gram changes hourly.
RIALTO-"Ex Mrs. Bradford"
11:15, 2:21. 5:34, 8:47. "Hell's
Angels" 1854, $40, 6:53, 1906.
The Washington times., 1937-06-16
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP
L Cover Hollywood

players can't afford temperament
any more, too many waiting to
take their jobs. Equipment in
hospital pictures Is more modern
than in most hospitals"
There are a lot Of reallife
tragedies, and queer quirks OF
fate, in Hollywood that never
make the headlines. Take Harold
McKelvie, 81, from st. Louis, for
instance. Smiling, friendly, he
was known as Barney" and had
been smashed and broken a dozen
times doing parachute jumps,
testing planes and making your
hair stand on end as a stunt man
in movie thrillers. Then, couple
of days ago, they took him to a
hospital for a simple operation
''iust be in the hospital over
night" and he died.
The Washington times., 1937-06-16
BY HARRISON CARROLL
Copyright, 1881


HOLLY WOOD, June 16
dN.SJ.-More drama goes on be-
hind than in front of Hollywood
cameras.
Carl Borg, a painter at the War
ner Brothers studio, slapped a
final brush touch to a set and told
his fellow workers:
$50 long boys, I'm off to
Africa"
Borg, man of varied career, once
acted as Greta CARLOS interpreter
when she first came to this coun-
try.
For Is years, he has been trying
to save the money to visit Africa.
The other day, he got his chance
with all expenses paid. He
signed up as a character actor in
the film expedition that Osa John
son will lead to the dark CONT
nent.
Cecilia Parker now subscribes
to the adage. Haste Makes
She Spied a pair Of sports
shoes in window on Hollywood
Boulevard, rushed into the store,
said she was in a big hurry.
bought the shoes and rushed out
with them unwrapped. When
she got home she found she had
two left shoes.
One minute interview with
Edna Ed a nurse at the
Hollywood Hospital, who is play.
ing the part Of a nurse in Gen
eral Hospital" at MGM-
'Franchot to- , has to wear
makeup, although many actors
do not. He's Intellectual; goes
over in a corner and rear be
tween scenes. He's not high-hat
or bored, like some say. I think
he's shy.
Virginia Bruce is the love
Hest girl I ever saw; knew hel
back in school in Fargo, S. D
She uses no. makeup. Maureen
| O'Sullivan impreSSeS me as q
pretty Sunday school teacher.
II haven't seen any tempera
ment yet. An electrician said
The Washington times., 1937-06-16
"CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS" GREAT FILM

Captains Courage ous," the
Rudyard Kipling story which
comes to the Palace Theater screen
tomorrow, was previewed yester'
day. I do not remember having
seen a film, in a long career OF
viewing celluloid fare, that moved
me quite so profoundly as this
one did.
It is a picture so perfectly
wrought. so smoothly integrated
in all its details, that it seems
almost sacreligious to attempt an
analysis of it's component parts
almost like scraping the paint on
a Mona Lisa to see how the artist
did his work.
I will, therefore attempt no fine
dissection, but content myself with
giving purely personal reaction
to a truly remarkable film. And
no matter what terms of praise
I use, I am certain that you will
leave the theater in full accord
with me.
The story really is the story of
a boy, Harvey, played by Freddie
Bartholomew, who finally found
himself. The story belongs also
to Manuel, played by Spencer
Tracy, the great-souled and kindly
Portuguese fisherman. And the
background of this great drama
and tragedy is formed by the rough
and turbulent seas of the Grand
Banks off Newfoundland, a n d
the fishermen and fishboats
which wrest a dangerous and mea
ger living from the deeps.
Captains Courageous" Is q
The Washington times., 1937-06-16

"a boy can give such finished per
formances is quite beyond my I'm.
derstanding. The point, however,
is that he does and gives sympa-
thetic performance in a great role.
Spencer Tracy, as the Portu-
guese fisherman, will win your
heart and your praise. A great &C
tor who makes his role great with
an understanding portrayal.
Lionel Barrymore, as the hard
bitten skipper of the Grand Banks
boat, gives the part he plays his
usual great and perfect per-
Torrance. j. w. 3.
The Washington times., 1937-06-16
Versatility Found
Among Opera Group

Versatility among the members
Of the Estelle Wentworth Opera
Group makes possible an unusual
casting Of j. Edmond Veitch, one
of WaShington's best known come
dams, in the role of Captain Cor.
coran, in the forthcoming per.
Torrance of "Pinafore" Tuesday,
June %, at the Sylvan Theater
and at the same time switches
j. Raymond Baine, Washington's
beSt-known operate tenor, to the
role of Sir Joseph Porter.
The Washington times., 1937-06-16

Chicago theater men. or tnoSe
that 1 talked to in a flying inspec.
ton trip. claim that daylight saw.
ings has cost the movie houses,
both Loop and neighborhood, re.
auction of IS per cent in normal
summer crosses.
Eddie Duchin'S Band
Eddie Duchin's band, by the
way. is the attraction that is fill
ing the Empire room of the Pal
mer House nightly with dance
devoteeS and others who like his
accented piano numbers with So
table d'hote dinner.
Maestro Duchin is on tenter
hooks awaiting the arrival of the
long.legged bird at his New York
domicile late in June. So eager
Is he to be present when the stork
delivers his baggage he has made
reservations on every plane out OF
Chicago from June 20 to July 10.
Fight Is Big Topic
All one hears in Chicago, in and
around hotel Hobbies, barber shops,
and in taxis is the championship
fight scheduled for next Tuesday
night.
My tonsorial artist, preparing
me for a Hollywood entrance, con-
fided that the shop has $1,000
pool on the outcome of the Jimmy
Braddock-Joe Louis ring struggle,
and that he was lucky enough 20
be first to name Braddock in the
eighth round.
eff 1 win," he advised, "yOu
can have everything in the shop
for nothing on the way back
from California"
I invested one buck on Jimmy
Braddock to do it in the twelfth
round, the only condeScension to
the gambling urge I expect to
make before arriving back on F
Street.
will Rush Films
It will probably please Henry
Hiser, of the State Theater, Be-
thesda, to know that the movies
of the fight will be rushed to
the laboratories and developed the
same night. All Chicago theaters
are promising the Comiskey Park
battle on the screen, Wednesday,
the day after the decision, which
means they will reach Maryland
and vicinity not later than Fri
day, being transported by plane.
Chicago BARRIERS, incidentally,
are happy these days. 1t costs rs
cents, union price, for a haircut,
Is cent. for a shave. BARRIERS now
get $26 per week, so per cent of
the receipts above $38 on the week.
But there is fly in the ointment.
The new scale represents a Sc per
week raise, but it has reduced tips.
Tobacco Road Draws
Your touring correspondent just
dropped in to say Hello" to Ash
The Washington times., 1937-06-16

ton Stevens dean of the Chicago
drama critics, but he was absent
from ne desk.
The local first-nighters all jour
neyed to Michigan City, right be.
yond the Illinois line, where they
saw Tobacco Road" on the Dixi-
ana Showboat. Saw a pretty ter.
rible performance should judge
by the criticisms-but one that
packed the river or to the last
inch Of standing room, with com
muters and motor tourists from
Mayor Kelly's bailiwick.
Mayor Kelly, exercising his
right as censor, forbade Tobacco
Road" a Chicago haven. The pro
ducers took it to court. but the
chief magistrate was sustained,
and accordingly Jeeter Lester has
never been able to blast his sui
phurous oathS within these mu-
nicipal confines. However, it all
made good advertising for Michi-
gan City, and the play. with Cal
vim Thomas as Jeeter Lester, will
probably prosper better than it
deserves.
Made a solemn vow not to look
at a movie screen until reached
Los Angeles, but having some
minutes before the Grand Canyon
Special pulled out for the open
spaces, I dropped into the State
Lake, partly because visited the
theater the year it was opened,
and was eager to see how it had
stood the wear and tear. It looks,
as matter of truth, pretty
shabby, but it has a master of
ceremonies who has been there
four years continuously and is
about to take a vacation, Verne
Buck. On what I saw, I can't see
how he lasted a month. However,
his record is 208 weeks, more than
5000 performances, counting six
a-day during the Century of Prog
ress. It's a mark for Audrey
Seiber to shoot at.
To Try 'AmphitryOn 49,
Unless it be labelled treason
to the screen art, your critic will
probably have first night peep
at Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fon.
tame in "Amphitryon, 49," for
the Guild stars plan to try out
the new play in Los Angeles
while I am resident there.
I am doubly interested in this
Aristophanes play because the re-
cent Civic Theater production at
Wardman Park uncovered some.
thing that was pretty Snappy.
Will the Lunts do it with all OF
it's risque implications or having
in mind recent trouble with
idiots Delight" tame it down
a bit? Time will provide the
answer.
Since it has every prospect Of
being one of the most notable
of first nights, with a Guild Spe
cial going from New York fol
the opening. hope to report or
this matter at length in thi'
space later.
The Washington times., 1937-06-16
NoAutographs

Because makeup so altered her
appearance for the role of elderly
Lucy Cooper in Paramount'S
Make Way for Tomorrow, oppo-
site Victor Moore, Beulah Bondi
went unrecognized at the pictures
Hollywood preview, in theater
lobby swarming with autograph
seekers.
The Washington times., 1937-06-16
Top NOTES FROM CHICAGO
Daylight Saving DisruPts Film
Patronage, Our Rowing
Editor Finds
By ANDREW R. KELLEY

EN- ROUTE TO HOLLYWOOD, June 16.-Emergng from
the Palmer House State Chicago at S15 p. is still
bright daylight For the Windy City daylight savings
time the heater exhibitors those who grumbe
This disruption of conventional time schedules is something
that Washgton amusement world will not have to confront
until year least for the clock changing plan def
nitelv slumberng in committee Capitol Hill
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28
K0zEL 1900 LAToCAT0 HALLGATTA
A BUDAPEST FEUK MAGYAR DALA|T

szinuleg kijon Amerikaba a
"Gyongyos Bokreta' is.
A rogtonzott ebedet Ne
menyi avval zarta be, hogy
Youngstown tudja milyen ia
radsagos az Enekkar munkaja
es utja exert Youngstownban
mem lesz bankett, mem lesz
bal, hanem Youngstown a ma
gyar fiuknak egy nyugodal-
mas ejszakat kivan nyujtani.
Ez a kijelentes kapta a legna-
gyobb tapsot az Enekkar tag
jaitol.
Delutan az Enekkar egyes
tagjai Youngstown magya-
rokkal megtekintettek a va
rost. Masokat magyar csala-
dok hivtak meg. De a legtob-
ben lefekudtek plhenm.
A Stambaugh auditorium
kapuinal mar 7 orakor tobb
szaz ember varakozott, hogy
bebocsatast nyerjen Young
stown remek hangverseny
termebe. CA budapestiek AIT
mondottak, hogy a mienk volt
a legszebb es legjobb hang
verseny terem, amelyet meg
eddig lattak Amerikaban).
Kozel 900 dollar erteku jegy
fogyott el el6vetelben es a
koneeft ~bizottsag tagjai kisse
"drukkoltak" hogy rafizetes
lesz. A bizottsag a nagy ar
vizveszedelemre valo tekintet-
tel felajanlotta a tiszta hasz-
not@st1 t125o-en felul) a Voros
Keresztnek.
De 8 orara mar felderult
meg Nemenyi eln0k area is,
aki holt faradtan maga is
odaallt, hogy kisegitse a penz
tarban a nemkevesbe faradt
Stavrovsky Mariannet, aki a
koncert amerikai managere
volt es Gober Janost, a Macy
bizottsag faradhatatlan titka-
rat.
Jott a Sokadalom. Dacara a
figyelmeztetesnek $3.50 kOril
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28

hazaiakkal, akik azutan ell
mentek a Pro Hungaria tea
estelyere, a Wick Avenuen le-
v0 Stoneleigh tea hazba. A
hazaiakon kiviil elokel0 anne
rikaiak voltak, koztiik a Mon
day Musicale, a Youngstown
Szimfonia, a Womens Fedora
ton vezet6i es mintegy 100
Youngstown es kornyeki ma
gyar jelent meg a fogadason.
Pont 11::30-kor azonban a
vendegek, az adott igerethez
hiven, hazamentek a szallo-
daba, az "elso" ejszakai pihe-
more Arnefakaban. "A tarsa-
sag tobbi ilitagja meg sokaig
egyutt maradt.
A hangverseny mem veg
zodott veszteseggel. SGT az
el0zetes szamitasok szerint az
Observation-Disclosures is jut
maid egy meglehet6s osszeg.
A vegleges elszamolast pente-
ken este ejtik meg es bemu-
tatjak a Nagybizottsag vasar-
napi delutani gyulesen.
Az Enekkar kellemes Young
stowni emlekekkel szerdan
delel0tt utazott tovabb
Pittsburghba.
J0vo szamunkban megem-
lekezink mindazokrol. akik
faradhatatlan munkasai VOL
tax a koncert el6keszitesenek.
Macy faba vagtak fejszejtket,
de a skier mem maradt ell es a
Youngstown es kornyeki ma
gyarsag is feledhetetlen estet
t0ltott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28

(Folytatas az l-sc oldalroD
gyermek Jenkins, Nadasd,
Borsod megyei kozsegben jart
a falusi magyar elemi isko-
laba.
"Mikor hallottam a nev-
sor olvasasat," mondotta
Jenkins biro "es hallottam,
hogy mutatkoznak be, mint
Vaszy Viktor, eszembe jutott
gyermekkorom, amikor fel-
alltam a padban es mondot-
tam, hogy ''jelen', amikor
hallottam nevemet Jenkins
David.
Az Greg bironak konnyes
volt a SCENE, amikor elmon-
dotta, hogy soha sem fogja ell
felejteni a magyar falut es id
vozolte a magyar fiukat a
megye neveben.
Elser, sheriff, a maga re-
szer6l is hozzajarult a hivata-
los udvOzleshez, trefasan meg
hivta a Budapestieket az 8
"hoteljebe" a w. Boardman
Streeten.
Az udv0zlesekre DR.. Telkes
LasZlo valaszolt. Atnyuj-
totta a polgarmesternek az
Egyetem diszkonyvet, Ne
menyi elnoknek szinten egyet
es Jenkins birohoz fordulva
ICY szolt::
"Biro Uram. Atadom Onnek
ezt a magyar kepes konyvet.
A 251-ik oldalon megtalalja
annak a vasgyarnak a kepet,
amelyet az On apja segitett
epiteni so evvel ezel6tt."
DR.. Telkes bejelentette,
hogy az Enekkar nagy sikere
nagy teuveket sziilt. Jovo ev-
ben valoszinuleg kijon Anne
rikaba a budapest Szifnfo-
nikus Zenekar 80 taggal es az
tan koveto evben ismet az
Enekkar, amelyet hivatalosan
meghivtak, hogy nyissa meg
1939-ben a new york; vilag-
kiallitast. Ugyanakkor valo-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28
EI.KEPZELHETI
MINDENKI.

hogy milyen felhaborodas
lett volna ebben az orszagban,
ha valanikor Hardingot vagy
Hoovert NYILVANOSAN fl
gyelmeztette volna az acel-
trust, hogy a vedelmere sizes
sen, inert bizonyos 0sszeget ad-
tax a valasztasi kampanyra.
John L. Lewis felhivasa mem
sokkal ~ kisebb felhaborodast
keltettb s. most mar az elnok
akkor.s Sc igen segithet ebben
a sztrajkban a munkasnak, ha
ait egyebkent szeretne meg
tenni. Mert azonnal es joggal
azzal vadolna a mask oldal,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28
A LEGNAGYOBB
NEMZETI

problemava n6tte XII magat
a General Motors nlunkasai-
max a sztrajkja a multi he
ten es ugy latszik, hogy a ha-
rom oldalu sztrajkban hete-
kig, Italian honapokig kell var
nunk a bekere.
Lehetseges, hogy a sztrajk
vege el6tt a 'sit-down" sztraj-
kok vagy bizonyos jogosult-
sagot .Qegalizaciot) nyernek,
vagy veglegesen be lesznek
tiltva a j0v6ben mem lehe-
tetlen az sem, hogy a General
Motors sztrajk a Lewis Green
kozti csatat is veglegesen ell
don't.
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mUlt het a munkasokra nez-
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z6dott, hogy az orszag koz-
velemenye kezd hatarozottan
ellenik fordulni, amt mi elo-
re lattunk es aminek az ell
haritasara harom hete emel-
tUk fel el0sz0r a szavunkat.
Az Egyesiilt Allamok pol
garsaga altalaban konzerva-
tiv, ragaszkodik a t0rvenyhez,
amt lathatott mindenki, ha
eszeben tartotta, hogy Roose-
welt minden nagy nepszeru-
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sege es hatalna mellett sem
inert peldaul alkotmanym6-
dositast ajanlani vagy a
Supreme Court ellen nyilva-
nosan fellepni.
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tas mem fogja soha igazolni
azokat, akik a magantulaj-
don jelenlegi helyzeteben a
ben a gyarakat megszalljak
S a munkasoknak orommel KEEL
lett volna Murphy kormanyzo
segit6 kezet fogadni, mikor
tisztesseges kivonulasi lehet6-
seget ajanlott - vereseg mel
kill - a szamukra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28

hogy AIT a politikai tamoga-
tast fizeti meg, amit John L.
Lewis nyilvanosan dobott a
szemere.
Erthet6, hogy Roosevelt ma
gyon kurtan felelt ere a
szemtelensegre es mem javitott
semmit a Lewis helyzeten,