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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-21
F. EBERHARDT
ARRIVES HERE
HAD BEEN VISITING DIFFER.
EMIT SECTIONS OF
COUNTRY

Fred o. Eberhardt is back in
Key West and is today greeting
his many friends, after an abb
sence of several months.
During his period away from
the city he attended the meeting
of the State Legislature and fol
lowing adjournment, visited diff
fernt sections of the country and
spent several weeks in smashing
ton.
Mr.. Eberhsxdt told The Citizen
today, Il may be here for a week
or two or possibly one month. ]
want to enjoy a short period of
rest and comfort and know of no
other place where that can be
accomplished to greater satisfac-
tion than in Key West"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-21
MAY HELP

The Income Tax Convention,
recently ratified By the United
States and Canada, IS expected 10
lay the groundwork for a world
wide approach to the problem Of
"hot money" The new agreement
also provides for the cooperative
exchange of tax information be-
tween the two nations, which IS
expected to discourage tax eva
sion. through shifts Of capital. It
viii also tend to show up the
money-manipulat0rs and thus pre-
vent some Of the abuses which
lead to so-calied flights Of capital
from ore country to another.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-21

Another case in which a negro
was tried on a lottery charge re-
suited in a conviction and the Of
fender was sentenced to one year
in state prison.
The conviction was considered
rare one and one of the Jack.
sonville papers commented as fol-
lows: 1.-The jury conviction was
a rare one in such cases in the
courts according to the criminal
court records"
The lottery charges it was point.
ed out, was the result of bolita
operations, and Judge, Albury de-
MED the motion for a new trial
and set bond at $4,000 pending
appeal from the sentence.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-21
Uncle Sans Ships Must
Be Put To Series Of
Trials Before Being Ac-
cepted
BY HARRY <. FARNHAM
(By Associated PresxD

RocKLAND, Me-, Aug. 2I.-
PenObseOt Bay on the Maine coast
provides Uncle Ssm the ideal
testing ground for his fighting
ships.
Nowhere else along the Atlantis
eoastIine does the expanss of sea
and the waters depth combine
with proximity to mainland and
deep water base to permit 50 well
trials of sleek, gray dstrOyers and
men o war.
Az new vessels undergo trials
on what is known as the Rockland
measured mile course.
Smoke trials left by a plOughing
cruiser provide those ashore with
the only indication that a slO.-
100000 ship may be going through
series of Standardization trials
that rack her rviets and structure
and every integral part from stem
to stern.
A technical group Of navy ex.
rerts, known as a trial board"
supervise the tests. but these tight
Tipped gentlemen come ashore
with never a word as to the re-
SUITS. The navy keeps ITS secrets.
Aside from ordinary tests for
speed, oil consumption and other
Standardization PAGES, the ship
must conform TO rigid require
ments laid down by teehnieians.
Among these are turning q
corner" with the rudder flung
hard down at full speed. Or tie
massive craft may put on the
brakes" with both anchors dropped
while she travels at top speed
For the conduct Of speed tests.
the course is measured" BY four
land beaeons, visible By day. light.
ed by night.
Two outside beacons. those near.
est the sea, stand on islands. In.
side bsacons perch just opposite OF
the shore.
When a "sight" by ships off
GERS shows the outer beacon lined
up with its higher. mainland mate.
the vessel begins It's measured mile
test, completed when Il passes ths
line made by the other two bea.
cons.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-21
MORE MEN TO
BE PLACED ON
BRIDGE WORK
REoUIsITIoMS RECEIVED AT
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU FOR
OPERATIVES TO BE AS.
SIGNED To PROJECTS

acquisitions for more workmen
were received today by W. V. Lit
tie, in charge of the State Employ
ment Bureau, and the men will
be sent according to schedule.
S. j. Groves and Sons Construc-
ton Company requested that 10
white 0aDorers be sent to Contract
D, Marathon, and five of these
will be sent Monday and five
others Tuesday.
The same company requests that
II negro laborers be sent to Con-
tract F, Little Duck Key, and
also one rough carpenter. Five
of the number will be sent at
once and the others will go out
Monday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-21
Much Interest Now Being
Shown In Beauty Contest

With the time for the beauty
contest drawing near entry blanks
are being requested and filled in
rapidly. Yesterday the local beau
ty contest committee were in re-
ceipt of four signed applications.
They are Barbara Carey, Helen
Pollock, Anita Salgado and Mar
garet White
The four young ladies are of
the real beauty type. Miss White
is a platinum honde, offering
plenty of competition with a we'll
formed figure aid so does the
well-shaped body. Miss Carey is
not a blonde nor a brunette; she
Is c. the medium type and one
who viii give the judges plenty
points on which to reach a de-
cision. Miss Salgado. an attrac-
tive brunette, has deep black
eyes and black hair. She will also
be a ''hot" competitor.
Lovely Miss Helen Pollock,
whose entrance blank was filed
with the committee late today, Is
another entrant in the brunette
section. and many of her friends
are confident that she has an ex-
cellent chance Of being named
"Miss Key West"
This state-wide beauty contest
offers the winner of Miss Amer.
lea many great opportunities. The
same applies to the winner OF
Miss Florida.
Each city in Florida will have
a representative in Miami Aug
ust q at which date the finals
vii be held at that city. Two
Florida representatives viii be Sc
lected there and the winners will
be taken to Atlantic City, ". j.,
where Miss America will be chos-
en-.
Newsreel eameramen win be In
action during the finals ct Miami
and ali contestants VIII have the
opportunity Of seeing themselves
on the screen. These pictures,
beside appearing in every news-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-21
Nays War Dogs Get Sea Legs
In Rigid Tests Off Maine Coast
Judge Albury Tries Many
Cases In Duyal County

Judge William v. Albury, of
Monroe county criminal court of
record and recently assigned to
preside at the Duval county court
has just completed him second
tour of duty at the Jacksonville
tribunal. This was his second trip
to Jacksonville and during three
weeks of court he disposed of
more than $50 cases.
One of the most important
cases was that of man charged
with armed robbery, and convicted
on two charges. Found guilty by
two juries, he was sentenced to
life Imprisonment on each charge,
the two sentences to, naturally,
run concurrently.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-21
GOVERNMENT FILMS
COLOSSAL SUCCESSES


WASHINGToN.-The United
States Bureau OF Mines has no
Clark Gables or Claudette Col
bcrts but Il boasts that It's own
motion pictures arc 3 colossal
success.
A total Of 1852 600 fans saw
educational films on the uaannfac-
ture and utilization OF minerals Ia
the last year. The gate was the
largest IN the bureaus history.
There was no box office but that
was offset BY the fact the bureau
had no production costs. these be-
ing borne BY cooperating indus
trial concerns
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-21
cENsUs

The census of unemployment
will be a valuable aid toward a
complete understanding of the
problem which the nation faces
but there viii be some difficulty
in designating the questions for
the proposed census. In 1880, there
were 4S,s32,0O0 persons listed as
painfully occupied" which left
100000 persons not so occu-
pied, but all of them are obvious
ly not unemployed"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-21
SPENDS $500 HOURS
CARVING NUDIST COLONY

DEADWO0D, s. DR.. E.
Poe, TerraI lille Waterman, Great
ed a miniature nu0ist colony with
a knife, some Eastwood, and g.
500 hours of labor. So well did he
do the job that the colony was
brought here for exhibition.
Seventy-one figures of men and
women three inches high were
carved They are shown running,
walking, swimming, dancing and
playing ball in a natural setting
of sand, tiny pine trees and hand
made leg cabins.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-21
STEAMSHIP YORO
COMES TO PORT
VESSEL TAKES ON FUEL OIL
At PORTER DOCK COM
PANY's PIER

Steamship Yoro, of the Stand
ard Fruit and Steamship company,
arrived in port yesterday after
noon o'clock from Philadelphia.
The vessel berthed at the main
pier of the Porter Dock company
at $40 and began taking on a
supply of fuel oil. When the ship
sailed at $50 the gauges showed
that 27,146 gallons of fuel had
been placed in the tanks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-21
Gambling Case To Be
Heard This Afternoon

Julio zumbado, charged with
operating a gambling game in the
Duval Club rooms on Duval street,
is to be given a hearing on the
charge this afternoon before
Peace Justice Franklyn Aren-
berg.
Constable C. Floney Pellicier
made the raid Thursday night and
captured money, checks and cards
which, it is said, will be presented
in court as evidence at the hear
ing. Zumbado's bond was placed
at $500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-21

The hearing was set for 10
o'clock and il was not until IL
o'clock arrived that evidence was
all in and the discussions between
the conservation officer. who
made the charges, the attorney
for the defense and the Judge
were brought 70 q close. Then
Judge Lord announced that the
hearing was recessed and will
be continued o'clock Monday
afternoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-21
WPA Officials Come To
City On Official Visit

o. A. Sandquist, director of
WPK District 3, and Carl A.
Goodbread, supervisor of the
WPA employment division, were
arrivals in Key West last night
over the highway for a brief stay.
Mr.. Sandquist told The Clti-
zen that he was here on regular
routine inspection and was going
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-21
BUFFALoES ON HIGHWAY
HAVE MOTORISTS BUFFALoED
- A.seelafra Prrr.l

GARDEN CITY, Kas.-Mo-
florists travelling between Pierce
vile and Garden City recently
thought they we're hack in the
wid and woolly west when they
saw two buffalo wandering along
the highway.
The animals had escaped from
q game reserve near here. Buffalo
once r0amed the prairies Of this
region in large numbers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-21

over the setup with Area Super.
visor B. C. Moreno, while Mr.
Goodbread was discussing the EN-.
ployment situation with Claude
Gandolfo.
They expect to spend tomor.
row here and viii probably leave
Monday morning on the return to
Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-21
Attorney For Bridge
Board Arrives Here

Attorney Paul Marks Of the
Overseas Read and, Toll Bridge
District. arrived yesterday after
noon from Aiami ~ road and
speedboat, accompanied b. Dan
Navarro. and Is today discussing
matters wfth the eonsnizason nsm-
ber1.
Mr.. Marks was 8 recent visitor
in Washington and ~ trip -
KEY West Is % eonfeF % : MN
ger % mattsrs. BE SD. = IN
poFtsnce 70 ne esmasssson. and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-21
Craw6sh Case Heard AT
Court House Here Today

No larger gathering has been
seen 81 the county court house in
many months than that which was
present At the hearing this MORN
ing conducted by County Judge
Raymond r. Lord when George
Adams was called 70 answer
charges Of violation Of the state
conservation law By having in his
possession erswfish weighing less
than one pound.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-21
COAST GUARD
PLANE ARRIVES
THRRE GOVERNMENT Off.
GALS COME IN
FROM MIAMI

Coast Guard Hane 1873, Lieu
tenant Sehiebel in command, ar
rived here this morning from Mi
ami and came down at the landing
pier in the submarine base at the
naval station.
On board the plane were three
government officials, who were in
company with Deputy Collector
Of Internal Revenue Howard VIII
son during their stay, and who
left on the return to Miami about
] o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-21
HENS EQC PRODUCTION
AFFECTED BY COLOR

WsASIIINGTON.-The depart-
ment agriculture presents evil
dcncs That hens must have the
right mental attitude to lay eggs.
A report from its Kansas exper-
iment& station declares that tests
subjceting hens to various eolors
and intensities of light showed it
was not TIE quantity OF light which
mattered bat the color. This sug-
geSted. Gre report adds. ''that the
laying response to light has a
psychological basis"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-21
M. PNDER TO
BE ARRAIGNED

Before Peace Justice Enrique
Esquinaldo this afternoon. the
case Of Millman Pinder, charged
with non-support win eSms ~ Tor
preliminary hearing.
Charges were fled yesterday.
the warrant served and late yes-
terday The magistrate announced
the case as set for o'clock %
dav.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-21

Key West generally. He DID not
anticipate any public meetings y
the dissrirt board. but 90 So
that = statement ell BE- tssed
By the board early next wsek. end
thiz statement i IL coarse ~ prep
aratlon today.
Al matters 10 eenneetioa sfEh
his trip = Waskinzton whfeh -
saltes ~ ne eonferenes noN -
Ing held here. are sKpeetsS - -
cleared ~ b. tosnoFfow aa8 he
wfil pfobahiy leave tomoFFon 81
srneon % tke pians Ter alaml
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-21
ne DIDN'T AIM TO
5e BUT ne DID
dny Asssrsatsa Prea.l

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. call
ed TO the home Of Mrs. Jean vii.
liams 10 investigate a shooting
found 4-yeer-old Alexander vii
liams crying.
Are you shot, sonny7" ttey
asked.
mo, he's not, said his mother
Hes crying because ] gave him
q spanking for shooting me behind
the ear with his BIB gun"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-21
FlREMEN KNIT SOCKS

CHTCAGo.-Firemen Of one
Chicago engine house weave
shavis and knit socks while wait.
ing for fire alarms. The boys are
quite proud Of themselves A.
Fireman Arthur XII says. Were
no siouehes as knItteFs Of seeks
and shawls come in mighty handy
as giftS~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-21
WASHINGTON NOTES
BOARDING

The Federal Reserve Bulletin
estimates that the gold in hoard
ing in the world is now consider
ably less" than one billion dol
lars. In the last six months, it is
estimated that practically a bill
lion dollars OF boarded metal
came into sight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-21
NOT ANXIOUS FOR CHILDREN


LEXINGTON. Ky.-A survey
taken By Dr.. " D. Funkhouser
Fl the University Of Kentucky
indicates the coed ponaeTing
marriage Doesn't give the desire
for children as 3 front rank rea-
son far mating. A majority % the
girls placed the desire FOR chill
aren last.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-21

Key West, Florida, has the
most equable climate a the
country; with an average
range of only Ii Fahrenheit
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-22
iii 3 = rs " d MI d

zeken olyan ember is, akit be-
csiiletes meggy6z6dese allit
szembe a Supreme Court ker-
deseben az eln0kkel, de ma
mar a meggy6z6d mindket
oldalon masodik helyre kerul-
tex S inkabb szemelyes ellense-
geskedes es gyiil0let vezetik a
kiizdelmet. Mindket oldalrol.
Mindket oldalon> van valami
igazsag. Az eln0knek igaza van
abban, hogy a nemzet harom
valasztason adott neki t0bb-
seget, amit reform-terveinek a
kefesztul vitelere teljes megbi-
zasnak tekinthet. Az ellenzek-
mex igaza van abban -. amt
tobbszor felpanaszoltunk a
kampany alatt ebben a rovat-
ban - hogy a Supreme Court
reformjarol nemt tesett $40, ar
ra tehat nem kaphatett Roose-
vet a nemzettol megbizast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-22

das szinten mutatkozik, inert a
farmer-videkek kepviseloi az
eddigi kivaltsagokat tovabbra
is biztositani probaljak a far
mernak.
Termeszetesen az elnOk OIL
dalan van az igazsag, inert ha,
foldmuvesnek ilyen kis kamat
mellett adnak kolcsont, akkor
legalabb is ere joga lenne min
den szegeny gyari munkasnak,
aki tartozik a hazara.
Ha mindket csoportot kepte-
len a kincstar ilyen segitseggel
ellatni, akkor mem teheti AIT
meg igazsaggal az egyikkel
Ebben a kerdesben mutatko-
zott meg a legelesebben, hogy
a farmernak - aki tokes -
es a proletarnak elentetes er-
dekeik vannak es a '..framer-la-
Dor" part olyan alom, amt
megvalositani mem fognak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-22
A SUPREME COURT
MEGPAKOLASA

ketelu fegyver, amt a libe-
ralizmus ellen is fel lehet hasz-
nalni, inert mem szabad remel-
nj, hogy soha tobbe reakcios
elnoke es kongresszusa mem
lesz ennek az orszagnak.
Ha most Roosevelt fel tudta
volna nagy nepszeriiseget es
kongresszusi tobbseget a biro-
sag megpakolasara hasznalni,
ketsegtelens hogy a jovoben egy
ujabb Harding banda is cit
volna ezzel a fegyverrel-
Ha azonban mem sikerul a
dolog Rooseveltnek, akinel ma
gyobb tobbseget soha senki
mem kaphat a jov6ben (hiszen
majdnem minden elektor az
owe volt), akkor biztosak lehe-
think benne, hogy basonl6 pro-
balkozas a reakcio reszer6l sem
jarna sikerrel. Exert mem jelent
semmi szerencsetlenseget, ha
az elnok javaslatat ell tudjak
buktatni. ata
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-22
TERMESZETESEN
A NAGYTOKE

ALTA az utjat az elnoknek, a
toke lapjai adtak alkalmat a
szenatoroknak, hogy a reform
javaslat ellen a harcot ilyen
peldatlan aranyban es ilyen 81
kerrel folNtassak es biztosak lie.
hetiink henne, hogy exert itt-
oft FIZETa is a. nagytoke.
Az elnOk valoszinu veresege-
ben azonban kar lenne szeren-
csetlenseget keresniink, meg
azoknak is, akik ebben a kiiz-
delemben is egyutt erztnk
Roosevelttel.
A meguresedett biroi allast
liberals emberrel fogja betol-
teni az elnok S valoszinu, hogy
a kozel j0v6ben tobb kinevezes-
re lesz alkalma, inert a Su-
preme Court tagjai 0regek es
Roosevelt meg harom evig ell
nOk leSz.
Ha azonban tekintetbe vesz-
szuk, hogy a Supreme Court
serthetetlensegen az orszag
eddig ketsegtelenul legnepsze-
rubb eln0ke a fejet bezuzta, ak
kor nyugodtak lehetiink abban
a tudatban, hogy hasonlo sors
erne a reakciot is, ha a jovoben
ilyen kiserleteket probalna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-22
ROBINSON SENATOR
HALALA

volt termeszetesen a legion
tosabb eserne11ye a mutt het-
mex. W;
Mem azert, inert Robinson
valami rendkiviili Macy ember
volt, hanem azert, inert a ha-
lala olyan esemenyeket hozott
magaval, amelyeknek a hata-
sat erezni fogja a nemzet a ko-
vetkezo evtizedeken keresztul.
A szenatus demokrata vezere
inkabb azert jutott a vezeri
palcahoz, inert egyike volt a
1egregebbi demokrata szenato-
roknak es a kongresszusban
azok jutnak a fontosabb he
lyekre, akik regebben szolgal-
max, semint a tehetsege reven,
amely mem tudta embertarsai
fole valani magasan emelni.
A mersekelten tehetseges es
mersekelten liberals ember
azonban lojalis volt a partja-
hoz es az elnokhoz es bar koz-
tudomasu volt, hogy irtozott az
ui dealtol es minden radikalis
reformtol, nalanal husegesebb
es szorgalmasabb munkasa
mem volt a ket hazban az ell
nOknek.
Eppen azert, ha ala minden-
keppen erzekeny veszteseg je-
lenleg, amt sulyosbit az, hogy
utodat Arkansas kormanyzoja
fogja kinevezni, aki nyilt es
harcos ellensege az vi deal
mex.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-22
A MUNKA FRONTJAN IS

zavarosan valtozatos volt a
helyzet a multi heten. Ketseg-
telen, hogy az acelsztrajkban
sulyos vereseg erte a CIO-t,
meg akkor is, ha feltessziik,
hogy ennek a harcnak nincs
vege.
A vereseg. Ohioban kezd6-
d0tt, ahol a CIO-ba furakodott
rakoncatlan elemek terroriszti-
kus aeljarasa a yereseget egye-
nesen kihivta.
Ennek az orszagnak a pol
garsaga konzervativ es hisz alb
ban, hogy mindent gyogyitani
lehet a ballottal. Akik tehat
BALLOT helyett bullettet hasz-
nalnak, azok az ugyukkel lit
elbuknak.
Hisz az orszag polgarsaga
abban is, hogy a t0bbseg aka
rata ervenyesuljon egy-egy ker-
desben, mem lehet tehat egy
kis csoportnak t0megeket alli-
tani meg, azok megkerdezese
nelkul, a munkaban.
r..EE "a e. 4 =
A robbantasok, a postaszo' :
galat akadalyozasa, a vereke-
desek, a forradalmi felvonula-
sok a kozvelemenyt a CIO ell
len hangoltak es ez lehet6ve
tette a gyarosoknak, hogy a
sztrajkot let0rjek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-22

Indiana kormanyzojat rabir-
"a, hogy az acelgyarakkal valo
"szerz0dest' jelentsen, mikor
mem kapott semmifele szerzo-
dest, csupan egy levelet az ace
losoktol, amelyben azok a sa-
jat1 allaspontjukat megirtak.
. Van Bittner ext a levelet
nyomban macy gy6zelemnek'
nevezte XII es az elvesztett
sztrajk munkasait ezzel a kial-
tassal kuldte vissza a munka-
ba.
A gyarosok nyomban beje-
lentettek es irasba adtak a
munkasaiknak, hogy Ok mem
irtak ala semmifele egyezseget
sem Bittnerrel, sem a kormany
zoval S hogy a regi feltetelek
seer mt mennek visSza - ha
viSszamennek - a munkaba.
Van Bittner tehat kompro-
mittalta a kormanyzot es ne
vetsegesse tette a CIO-t, mikor
ezt a vereseget - ami vegre
is mem szegyen - ''nagy gyo-
zelemnek" probalta nevezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-22
SAJNOS, ROOSEVELT SEM

tartozkodott tole, hogy ha-
sonic eszkozoket hasznaljon es
bomba-szeri leveleben 6 sem
mutatta ait a tartozkodast, a
melyet joggal lehetett t6le ell
varni.
Az elnOk harcias levele ep-
pen ait a hatast erte volna ell
harom nappal kesobb, mikor
hiiseges csatalova ell volt te-
metve es a Feher Haz baratai
es hivei kisse meghokkentek,
hogy az elnok 0nmagat feken
.artani mostanaban mem tud-
a.
Robinson halala es az elnok
levele vegre teljesen tiszta, vi
zet ontottek a poharba IS s ma
mar mines .semmi ketseg felet-
tie, hogy Roosevelt a demokra-
ia part kettle szakitasaral to-
rekSZik. ln..... ~of
Senki mem hiszi, hogy az ell
nok a Supreme Court reform
jat megkapja, bar tkrmeszete-
sen a Feher Haz minden befo-
lyasaval uldozobe vettek a
szavazataert minden szenatort,
de Roosevelt XII akarja a sza-
vazatokat kenyszeriteni min
den demokrata szenatorbol eb-
ben a kerdesben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-22
AKIK A JAVASLAT ELLEN

fognak szavazni, azok ellen a
legkozelebbi valasztasok alkal-
naval az adminisztracio vonul
a porondra, hogy lehet0leg
szamuzzek oket a politikai elet-
boil.
AIT jelenti ez, hogy a demo-
krata part reakcios es konzer-
vativ szarnya XII lesz a partbol
szoritva es akarmilyen kis tore
dekkel az elnok vi partot fog
= akar demokrata, akar mas
nev alatt - csinalni.
A La Folette republicans
progresziv csoport valosziniileg
vele marad az elnokkel, aki ar
ra szamit, hogy a proletarok
is oft lesznek ennel a csoport-
nal.
Vagyls megkezdOdlk most
mar komolyan az a torekves.
hogy a regi es hamis demokra-
ia es republicans jelzok he
lyett egy konzervativ es egy Ii
beralis partja legyen a mem.
Zetnek.
Az kar, hogy az els6 lepest
mem elvek, hanem szemelyes ell
lentetek valtottak XII ebben a
fontoS politikai aramlatban S
ICY a ket csoport eleinte mem
lesz pontosan ilyen mertek sze.
rint megszabva.