davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1937-02-11

CoH 20 Gus. lOHy
no; A. B. C. Cafe; G. G. Gre
Gerry; E B. Market; Ell Gran
Oriente Restaurant; Ramon C
garran; La Lave Cigar Fscto-
ry; Million Auto Parts Con
zaRz y Fernandez; Ramon
Mefkndez; Casellas Cafe; FL
Palatino Carniceria; Benite
Blanco; A. E. Marines; La Ro
sa Grocery; Ell Mercado I'M.
co; Broadway Grocery; Arti-
llery Filling Station; Mario's
Service Garage Nicolas Her
nandez Grocery; Oscar Perdi-
g6n Cafeteria; Barberia dc
Juan; West Tampa TSen de
Lavado; solomon Store; West
Tampa Shoe Shop; Botica La
Cruz; Four Roses Grocery; j
Sc Juran; Gonzalez yNFernan.
dez; Casellas Cafe; Plaza Ca
fe Ell Palatino Carnicerla;
Benito Blanco; A. F. Martf-
nez; LIZ Rosa Grocery Ange!
Valdes; Ell Mercado Unico; Ell
Malecon; Ell Frente Popular
Grocery; Boulevard Cafe; W.
Tampa Poultry; El Cometa
Grocery; La Habanera Drug
Store; P. Velo Charles Place;
Amorelli Shoe Shop; Ferlita
Grocery; S. Viccari; Botica La
Cruz; Four Roses Grocery
Jose Juran; Richard Barbe-
ria; Cussumano Grocery; Ro-
sell6 Filling Station; Lorenzo
Rodriguez; Henry Barber Fe
10 Barber Shop; Teijido Gro
Gerry; Barberia de Pedrito; r..
Portocarrero; Jose Fuente;
Isidro Casalin; A. Pinero; A.
.Montero. D. Silva; Delgado's
Famous Cigars: Manuel Con
zalez; c.. Miravalles; Amalia
LandeirS Eloy Vergara; Fer
nando Gonzalez; Luis Diaz
Llama; Jose Pe6n.
Con Is cts: Mistretta Gro
Gerry; Economical Shoe Shop
'Tony's Market.
Con 10 cts: Jose Herman
dez Grocery; Riverside Shoe
Shop; Manolo's Place; Mistret
ia Grocery.
Febrero 9 de 1887.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09
Mrs. OBJ. Crowell
Is Chairman For
Red Cross Drive

Mrs. o. b. CrowclI has accepted
the appointment Of roll call chair
man for the annual Red Cross
membership drive. J. &. CoSton.
Henderson county chairman of the
organization, announced today.
Mr.. CoSton announced that the
annual membership drive would
open on November - and con-
tinue through Thanksgiving Day,
November %. A goal Of 500 mem
bcrShips has been set for this
county, he said.
Mr.. CostOn stated that head
quarters would be opened in the
city and that Mrs. Crowell would
have charge of the city drive. He
will personally take charge of the
campaign in the county, and he
and Mrs. Crowell will announce
their workers later.
Mr.. CostOn stated that. while
the goal of the county had been
fixed at 600. he had set a personal
goal of an average Of one mem
bership in every home in the
county.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09
WALLACE PLEA
FOR SESSION
IS REITERATED
Would Revise Farm Pro-
gram in View of Great
Cotton Crop
WANTS INCREASED
CONTROL OF CROPS

WASHINGTON. Oct. .. UP)
Farm administration leaders today
conferred on emergency measures
for the cotton crisis resulting
from the forecast yesterday Of u
l7.573,OOO bale crop. the second
largest in American history.
\ spokesman for Secretary Of
Agriculture Wallace said, 1--WE are
canvassing the entire situation
with a view to boIstcring The mar
kct and revising the 1898 agricul-
tural adjustment program"
Most prominently discussed was
Wallacc'S desire for a special ScS-
sion of congress to enact new
farm legislation, giving him in
creased power to control produc-
ton.
Wallace discussed the farm stu
alton generally with President
Roosevelt. His aides said he re-
pcatcd MS plea for special Scs-
sion.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09
SOUTHERN M. {.
CONFERENCE IS
TO OPEN OCT. 70
Bishop Kern Will Preside
Over Approaching Event
at Asheville

ASHEVILE, Oct. 9.--BiShop
Paul i. Kern will preside over
the Western North Carolina con-
ference of the Methodist Episco-
pal church. South, which opens at
Central Methodist church here on
October 20 and continues through
October -.
The conference sermon will be
delivered by Bishop Kern on Sun
day. October "a, and Bishop Ed
win Hol, Hughes, senior bishop OF
the Methodist Episcopal church,
will deliver the ordination SER
mon on the same dav.
DR.. Humphrey Lee, Of Wander
bilt UNIVERSITY. will deliver inc
opcninp address, and other speak
crs who appear will be DIR. Paul
\. CARRIER, and DR.. Gilbert J..
Rowe, of Duke university; Dr.
Harry Dcnman, educational drcc-
tor of the First Methodist church,
birmingham, Ala, and DR.. D. vi;
Rowland, editor of the Richmond
Christian Advocate. -,
Amendments for pastors will
he read by Bishop Kern at the
final session of the conference on
Monday morning, October 20.
The complete program follows:
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20
I:2O p. m.-Thc sacrament OF
the Lords supper will be admin
istrrcd by Bishop Paul b. Kern,
assisted by the presiding elders:
7;3O y. m.-Thc conference will
formally convene and organize,
Address. "Thc Aldcrsgatc EXper-
icnco." DR.. Humphrey Lee Van
dcrbilt university.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Il -,
9 a. m.-BusincsS session. inc
class will be received into full
connection. ...
II n. m.-Mcmorial service.
Address by the Rev. W. /, Hutch
Continued on page three)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09
China Masses For Great Attack;
Would Take Part In Peace Farley

west of the city, pressing towal i
the front where Japanese and Chi
ncsc armies prepared for otfan-
sivcs on gigantic scale.
Japanese learned the Chinese
MANNED to start a gigantic often
sive Sunday or Monday and hoped
to strike first. GencraliSSimO Chi
ang Kai Shck called for a last
ditch fight against Japan in a
broadcast to nationals in which he
predicted long war.
China and Japan were prepared
today to hurl an estimated $780,
600 men into the bloodieSt battle
of the undeclared Chinese-Japa-
neSe war.
Both sides expected that a great
final battle to end the long strug-
gle for control of lower YangtSe
river valley would start this week
end.
Gen. Chu Shrao-Liang, Chinese
commander. had about 10000 Ell
fectives ready for the combat
while the Japanese had ABOUT
10000. ..
Indicative of the determination
of both sides to throw everything
they have into the Shanghai pat
Continued on page thfee)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09
NEW MILITARY
STEPS THREAT
TO z NATIONS
- =
Japan OpurnS ~. y. League Fedce MOVES &ESM
Italian Troops Thrown In
to Africa Embarrass
England, France
EUROPE ELECTRIFIED
BY ACUTE CRISIS

LONDON, Oct. Q. (UP)-Eu-
rope today headed for a new grave
crisis over the Spanish civil war
when the Italians in a note 10
Great Britain rejected in fact #
not in principle the British and
French demand for direct ncgo-
tiations on the withdrawal of for
eign volunteers from Spain.
Coincidcntally, the Spanish 10y
alist government in note to Bri'
tain charged that Italy was en-
barking Immediately on a fresh
campaign of aggression and ter
ror to aid the NatiOnaliSts.
Tension approached an cIcctri'
flying stage here as Paris wax
awaiting the text Of ltaly's note.
It was reported here that not only
would France open her frontier 10
permit arms and men to go to tho
aid of the Loyalists but she even
might, if Italy persists, permit men
of her own crack army. Europe
most powerful, to "voluntccr" for
Loyalist service. =,
The Loyalist note expressed
grave concern over Every great
assistance" in men and war ma
terials that Italy even now is Giv-
ing to the Nationalist.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09
Special Parking
Rules In Force
ForNext Tuesday

Chief Of Police Otis Powers to-
day called attention to special
parking regulations which will be
effective on next Tuesday after
noon when about 100 travel aCcn-
cy representatives and writer's will
visit HcndcrSonvillc on the Tar
Heel Tour. sponsored by the state
department of conservation and
DEVELOPMENT.
Chief Powers stated that the
motorcadc Of the travel represent
tativcS would be met at Brevard.
On arriving at Hcndcrsonvillc, the
party will proceed ON Sixth ave
nue. to Church street, on Church
to Fifth. east on Fifth to Main
street, and north on Main street
to the Skyland hotcl.
I'm order TO takn care of thcS"
cars, the east side OF Main street
from Fifth 10 Sixth avenue will be
cleared at / p. m. Tuesday. Mo-
florists are asked to cooperate by
not parking their cars in this area
after / o'clock Tuesday afternoon,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09
Would Re-Inter
Clingman's Body
0nMountain Top
Miss Farmer Suggests Re-
mains Be Placed on Crest
Named for Him

Miss Mary Caroline Farmer, Of
Arlington, Va, former resident ot
Flat Rock, offers a suggestion tn
North Carolnians which may be
of great interest to many persons.
II is that the remains Of General
Thomas l.. Clingman be removed
from their present resting place
and inferred on the top Of Cling
mans Dome.
The Clingman peak is one Of
the highest in the Smoky Park. IL
was named in honor of Thomas
Lanier Clingman, one of the most
distinguished sons of this state.
The mountain ton road from New
found Gap in the Smoky Park
leads to the top Of Clingman'3
Dome, ending near the highest
point on the mountain peak.
The Times-News understands
that Gen. Clingman was buried in
Riverside Park in Asheville. Miss
Farmer thinks it would be fitting
to have his body repose on the
top of the mountain named in his
honor and among the mountains
he loved so much.
Miss Mary Farmer, who origi-
mated the plan here suggested, is
a daughter Of the late Singleton
Farmer and granddaughter of the
late Henry T. Farmer. She was
for a number of years on the staff
of Golfers Weekly, and at pres
ent is residing in Arlington.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09

..... ,.,,,.,lf,,, a,
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Oscar Meyer, Jr., operator OF the
port. who will give one of the
90, ovor,. nf tho progrom.
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,,fc,y rn~,I,tiors mo- marking mi.
S'',v,S ~, ,,,,' 'g',, nnc,,,n,s vii he
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49,. ~. s,r,,ino y.iII he nn,.n,it-
,'H "' -,.o ". .n"o,a,3,.. and No ms
-, ,on wv, u.;II he c,,,.;cd 5m|nr the
S go - " 80
'''J p",,;,,iro ,,or -, rho events
lii - , nrng.n,.J in orJc,. ~ fol-
i,,~..
Ao,.;.J ,.,.,Jc ovc,. Henderson,
Ill
Sn,or.o ,.,H .piroI
inrnL,,ir stynt fIyipr bv Miss
Lilo Wnnds
A;rrjarn rocc for cash prizcs.
Vr!,crr ort bv Oscar Never.
Bombing of Chryslcr automo-
biIn from, the mir.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09
FOREST FIRE
PERIOD near
Whitaker Asks for Coop.
Grafton as New Law Com
ing in Force

Cooperation on the part of Hen
dersOn county residents will give
this county a highly successful
fire season, County Warden S. 5.
Whitaker announced today.
Mr.. Whitaker pointed out that
a new law becomes effective on
October Is, making it unlawful
for any person, firm or corpora
ton to start, or cause to be start
ed, any fire or ignite any material
in any of the areas or woodlands
under the protection of the state
forest service, or within 500 feet
of any such protected areas, be-
tween Oct. Is and Dec. !, without
first obtaining from the state for
ester or any Of his authorized
agents, permit to set out such
fire.
Such burning permits may be
obtained without cost from Mr..
Whitaker at the Farmers Fedora
ton. in Hcndersonvillc, on Thurs
days and Saturdays from 9 a. m.
until noon, unless he is out OF
town on official business.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09

NEW YORK, Oct. 9. (UP)-
Reconstruction Finance Corpora
ton officials have been ordered
not to accept any more applIca-
tons for loans "unless a real
emergency can be shown" Jesse
Jones, chairman of the govern,
ment agency, told the seth annual
convention Of the National Asso-
citation of Supervisors of State
Banks last night.
"The Reconstruction FINANCE
Corporation has been making com.
paratively few loans for the past
year and it is our purpose to dis
continue general lending for the
very good reason that there is am
pie private credit to meet legiti-
mate demands" Jones said.
The agency wants to withdraw
from the loan field as soon as pos
sible without the loss cor incon.
venience to those we have helped, y
he said. Cooperation of banks tc
this end was envisioned. ..
Jones said the country seldom
has been more prosperous.
an fact we have abundant crops
and while prices are not as good
as they should be, with some sup
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09

GENEVA. Oct. .. OUP)-China
today notified the League of Ma
tions that she would agree to par
ticipatc in any international con-
ference to end the GhincSc-Japa-
nCSc war.
Chinese delegates To- the League
Of Nations charged last night that
the japanese armies are using poi
son gas on the Shanghai front.
The delegates, headed by DIR.
Y. X. Wellington Koo, said Nam
king possessed definite evidence to
support the charge and that a for
nal protest would be placed be-
fore the league.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09
ITALIAN FORCES
GROWING MENACE

Copyright, 1887, by United Press
LONDON, Oct. 9. (CP)-Word
of additional Italian military ac-
tivity in North Africa and per
haps in Spain reached London last
night as Italy drafted her note
informing France and Great Bril-
tain that she will recall her "voi-
unteer" troops from Spain only on
Premier Benito Mussolini's own
terms.
The Spanish crisis, which may
force Britain and France to resort
TO "other measures" was aggra-
waited by an announcement IN
Rome that Italian garrlSonS IN
Libya are to be strengthened.
The Libyan reinforcemcntS were
generally interpreted here as an
indirect threat to Great Britain,
through Egypt, on the eve Of Mus
solini's rejection OF the Anglo
French note.
Government circles were rcluc-
tant to discuss the report beyond
pointing out that Italy withdrew
a portion of her armed forces
from Libya following the ltalo..
British "gentleman'S agreement
Continued on page threc.J
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09
LOANS UNDER TENANT
ACT ARE IN PROGRESS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9. (UP).
The Farm Security Administra-
ton last night announced distri-
button Of $9,500,000 under Title
| of the Bankhead Farm Tenant
act with the state Of Texas receiv-
ing one-tenth of the total.
The funds will be loaned to COM
petent tenants, farm laborers and
sharecroppers for the purchase of
farms. Loans will be in approx
mately 300 counties during the
1878 fiscal year.
Allotments Of funds for the fis-
cal year ending June 80, 1888,
include:
Kentucky $334,O6O; North Car
DINA $527,5S6; Tennessee $416,-
1911; Virginia $21S,967; West Vir-
ginia $99,S15.
Region 5, S1,71s,S22; Alabama
$615, 531; Florida 15,531; Geor-
gia $6S5,003; South Carolina
$406, l65.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09
5MAJOR EUROPEAN POWERS
HAVE THREE MILLION TRAINED
MEN READY FOR INSTANT WAR
9 Million Reserves, 1900
Fighting Planes Among
Resources
By RALPH HEINZEN
United Press Staff Correspondent

PARIS. Oct 9.-UP)-Fiv
major European powers - with
100000 highly trained men,
100000 reserves and 1000
fighting planes among them ready
for almost instant action -- are
involved in the latest crisis over
Spain caused directly by Italy'S
open aid to the Spanish Rebels.
The nations are Britain, France,
Germany, Russia and Italy. The
French government charges that
Italy has continued to pour
troops, munitions and supplies in
to Spain on the side of General
issimo Francisco Franco despite
the pleas. cajolingS and threats of
other powers.
After months Of diplomatic
haggling and Skillful maneuvcr-
ing to prevent SPANS civil war
from dcgcncrating into a Euro
pcan conflict, the nations again
are near the point where the bal
ancc may swing definitely to
peace or war because of the
French and British governments
demand that Italy withdraw her
troops or face a showdown.
France and Britain are acting
directly because of the threat by
Italian armed forces TO their COM
munication lines in the Mcditcr-
TaAcan.
Behind the new Franco-British
demand that Premier Benito Mus
solini recall his "voluntcers," is
the outspokcn French threat Ito
take measures to restore a bal
ance in the Mediterranean" The
threat is based on the theory that
Mussolini may continue TO stall or
attempt to tur nthc problem over
to the London non-intcrventlon
committee instead of entering the
suggested three-powcr conference
which Italy would enter at a de-
cidcd disadvantage.
French officials insisted that
they will not be satisfied with
anything less than a direct and
unevasive reply to the Franco
British demarche sent Rome. They
have been given promises by ltal-.
ian officials before, they said, and
this time action must accompany
words.
Bova Scoppa, Italian observer
at the League of Nations, gave
assurances that Rome would con-
slider the question of withdrawing
volunteers from Spain, but since
then French secret channels have
uncovered details which the
French government insists con-
firm it's fears that Italian forces
under Franco are increasing.
French figures estimate 75,OOO
Italian troops are on the PENN
sula and 10000 have taken over
most of the Balcaric islands, with
an additional 100 Italian planes
recently arrived to strengthen the
island force.
The French believe that the Ba-
lcaric army will collaboratc IN
the Forthcoming Rebel drive prob
ABLY from Teruel eastward in an
attempt to cut off Valencia from
Barcelona and Madrid.
The same French secret chan
nels brought reports that Italy is
preparing to send thousands more
Blackshirt volunteers to Franco
TO strengthen his northern army
enough to permit drive THROUGH
to the sea along the Bay of Bis
cav before winter sets in.
Continued on page three.)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09
CLOSE COUNTY
FAIR TONIGHT
Thousands Have Been in
Attendance During a
Days of Event

Henderson county's annual fair
will close tonight after an attend
ancc Of thousands Of people dur
ING the four days, and large
crowds are expected to sec the
splendid display Of county farm
products this afternoon and to-
night.
No official attendance records
were available today, but unoffi-
cial estimates Of the attendance
run from 5000 to 1000 people.
Final Judging Of the exhibits
was completed yesterday, and cX-
Continued on page threc.D
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09
REJECTION BASED ON
TWO GROUNDS, SAID

ROME, Oct. 2. (UP)-ItaIy'S
reply to the British and French
invitation to a parlcy regarding
Spanish war volunteers was re-
fused because Germany was not
included.
It was said on reliable author.
ity that Italy maintained the en-
tire problem should be left up 10
the non-intervention committee.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09
Only Relief Men In
Next CCC Camp

Henderson county'S quota for
CCC camps on October % is so
white and eight colorcd young
men, it was announced today.
All applicants must be on re-
lief status and may make applica-
ton and obtain information at the
office of the county welfare super
intcndcnt, on Third avenue east.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09
WESTERN HEIRESS
is ON HONEYMOON

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. q
CUP)-Ann Cooper Hewitt, %,
hciresS. who charged her mother
caused her to be stcrilizcd against
her will was on a honeymoon to-
day. She clopcd to Oregon and
married Ronald Gay. 80. an en-
ployc of an oil company.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09
COAL FIRM MOVES
TO HALT STRIKE

COALDALE. Pa, Oct. 9. (UP)
The Lchigh Navigation Coal COM
pany today offered to grant de-
mandS Of 3S Stay-down strikers if
they would rise from the 1873
foot shaft and end the general
strike Of $500 Panther Greek Val
lev anthracite miners.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09

TOKYO. oct. o. (UP)-Japan
today officially spUrDcd any effort
of the United States N" the League
of Nations 20 intervene i'm the Chi
ncsc war. IN u foreign office state
mcut replying to the coUdcmna-
ton Of Japan under The nine
power treaty.
The foreign office, Offering the
Japanese reply in lieu of an cN-
pectcd government answer through
the cabinet. expressed its regret"
that the United States and the
League had taken its position,
branding Japan as a "treaty-viO-
lator," but reiterated Japan'S de-
termination 90 pursue its present
policy in China.
The reply failed TO mention
what Japau's attitude would be
on the proposal 20 cOuvoke sigma
tories of the nine power treaty, a
recommended by the League OF
Nations and approved by the Am
eriCan government.
The cabinet at the last minute
decided 20 permit the foreign Of
flee 20 issue the Japanese reply,
instead of making a formal dec
laration which it was believed
would lend weight 20 the Situa-
ton.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09
REPORT 100 JAP PLANES
SHOT DOWN SINCE AUG. ~

NANKING. Oct. Q. (UP)-Thc
government today claimed that
100 Japanese planes have been
shot down and 16 damaged or cap
tured since Aug. II when fighting
began around Shanghai.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09
100000 MEN WILL
CLASH IN FEW HOURS

SHANGHAI, Oct. y.-IUPI =
Chinese troops, big guns and mu-
nitions trains today crowded roads
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09
FRIDAY

Maximum-G9 degrees. Mini
numb degrees. Mcan-57 de-
grccs. Day ranged degrees.
Normal mean temperature for
October-5G.4 degrees. Rainfall
to datc-2.ll inches. Normal
rainfall for Octobcr-i.36 inches.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09
RFC To Make Future Loans Only In
Emergency; Tenant Loans Begun

port through government lending,
too great sacrifice at harvest time
can be avoided at least to some
extent"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09
REGRETS VIEW
OF j. S. But TO
PURSUE POLICY
Washington Prepares for
Nine-Power Conference;
Plan Not Formulated
FORM OF QUARANTINE
FOR WAR UNDECIDED

WASHINGTON. Oct. 9. (UP)
The Argentine government today
assured the United states Of its
support for this country efforts
to restore and maintain peace.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09
WORLD SERIES
Fourth Game-Polo Grounds)

Team 3 9-N' H. L.
YANKEES -- / / U
Batteries:
Hadley, Andrews and Dickey; Hubbell and Dannhg
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09
GOOD AFTERNOON

Justice Black got to the supreme
court three hours early, that hr't
day. Probably wanted to be sure
Of getting a good seat.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-09
WEATHER

Generally cloudy tonight and
Sunday, with probable showers to-
morrow.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-29
SOKKAL OKOSABBAN

viselkednek most mar a Ford
gyar ugyeben, amit teljesen a
torveny utjara tereltek.
Termeszetes, hogy na a La
bor Board Ford gyar ellen
don't, azzal meg a vallalat
munkasai mem lesznek szervez-
We, de egy ilyen dontes es a
Ford ceg esetleges megbiintete-
Sc veget vet annak a sulyos
lelki-terrornak, amely ranehe-
zedik minden Ford munkasra.
Termeszetesen ezeknek a tar
gyalaSoknak a soran is vissza-
haramlik a munkasokra az az
ostobasag, amely a nehany he
tie lefolyt verekedest rendezte,
amelyre mem volt semmi Silk
seq es amelynek mem latjak
hasznat a munkasok.
Az aceliparban beallt ''fegy-
verszlinet" mem jelent vegleges
beket abban az iparban, de ez
is rossz hatassal volt a munka-
sok ugyere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-29
Az ARATAST KITUN0

eredmenyekkel folytatjak a.
talaban az egesz orszagban,
bar termeszetesen vannak
egyes videkek, ahol rendkivili
idojaras volt S ahola farme-
rex ezt megerzik. tqof Gats
A deli es kozepnyugati ALA
mokban most mar biztos a jo
termes S legfeljebb kes6i gyu-
molcs, bab es krumpli ketseges
meg egyes helyeken, de a kila-
tasok jok ezen a teren is min
den videken.
A nagy prairiek-k, a Dako-
tax, Nebraska, Montana es
Washington termese termesze-
tesen meg ketseges es egy va
rattan h6seg Is szarazsag sok
kart tehet a buzaban, de alta
laban az orszagban akkor is
boseges lenne a termesiink.
Ma mar csak arrol lehet $40
hogy ketszaz, negyszaz vagy
hatszaz millio bushel felesleges
buzank lesz.