davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28

Hol lesz akkor a "fun" az
egesz valasztasi komediakban
es az egesz demokraciaban,
'ha a megvalasztott politiku-
sok egyszerre csak becsulete-
SEX lesznek a polgarsaggal
szemben es a kampany alatt
tett iinnepelyes igereteiket
bevaltjak?
Egy harmadik furcsasaggal
Hoover volt elnok szolgalt a
nemzetnek, aki ARA kerte az
egyes allamok torvenyhoza-
salt, hogy a gyermekmunka
ugyeben evekkel ezel6tt no.
zott alkotmany- -m6dositasi ia
vaslatot szavazzak meg.
vagyis tamogassak a Roose-
velt vi dealjet.
Ha Herbert Hoover is ui
dealer lesz, akkor igazan ui
partrol kell gondoskodni a
kozonseges embernek, inert a
Liberty League uraival meg
az vi deal partjaban sem
akar az ember egytitt lenni,
nehogy meg legyen fert6zve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28

Soha nem felejti Ell ma
gyar ember es a magyar nem-
net Bandholtz generals en-
lkkkt.
MikOr Budapest a roman
bocskor aIatt fetrengett, mi
kor Magyarorszag legmegala-
z6bb napjaiban a romanok Xxi
fosztottak a magyar f6varost,
ez q hos amerikai katona
Allt csak az utjukban.
Csak Bandholtz generals
fekezte a megszallo balkani
horda rablasat S csak az 8 er-
deme, hogy egymaga meg
vedelmezte a magyar nemzeti
muzeumot a kirablaStol.
Mem csoda, hogy a halas
magyar nemzet, a ket haza
magyar tarsadalma szobrot
emelt q hos amerikai katona-
max Budapesten.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28

Mi lenne oft peldaul egy
lincheles alkalmaval, ha a
valasztas elott a sheriff je-
lolt ur csupan ait irna egy
papirra, hogy a torvenyeket
betartja es a hivatalos eskit
mem fogja megszegni. Mar
exert is tiz eyre lehetne be-
csukni valahanyszor egy sze-
geny negert lincseles celjaira
kiad a kezeb6l.
A mask furcsasaggal Penn
sylvania allan furcsa kor-
manyzoja szolgalt, aki azert
furcsa ember, inert a gya-
rait a munkasainak adta es
inert gazdag ember letere a
szegeny emberek sorsaval to-
rodik.
Earle kornanyzo a t0rveny-
hozashoz kiild0tt els6 uzene-
teben ARA noszogatta a tor
venyhozokat, hogy teljesitsek
vegre azokat az igereteket,
amiket ket eve tettek a nep-
mex, mikor a demokratak
nem kaptak teljes t0bbseget.
Ha Earle-t komolyan We
SILK es megfogadjak a tana-
csat, akkor aztan csakugyan
olyan furcsa ujitasokat tala-
lunk, hogy az amerikai pol
gar nem talalja maid magat
itthon ebben a hazaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28

alatt futja meg az utat Bre-
maig.
Az Europa, az Atlanti Ocean
hosszu id6n at volt "blue-rib-
bon" hajoja, talan a legke-
nyelmesebb, legszebb azok
k0zt akik a tengert szelik S a
nagy magyar tarsasutazast
egesz kul0n ugynek tekintik.
Gondoskodnak rola, hogy a
magyar csoport a hajon soha
ne unatkozzek. Es Brematol
a "Verhoyay' kul0n express
vonat r0piti az utasokat egye-
nesen Budapestre.
Erthet6, hogy nemcsak az
amerikaiak, hanem a ma
gyarok szazai is el6jegyzese-
ket tesznek ere a hajora, hi
Szen az Ut gyOrS, KenyelmeS
lesz es a magyarorszagi lin
neplesek soha ell mem felejt-
het0 emlekekkel kiildik vissza
azokat, akik a Verhovay XII
randulassal Magyarorszagba
utaZnak.
Kiil0n0sen a magyar fla
talsag, azok a derek ifjak ke-
szulnek t0megesen, akik a
magyar f0ldet soha mem lat
tax, akiknek ez lesz az els6
talalkozas apaik foldjevel.
Nemcsak a Verhovay Sc
gely Egylet Vezet6seget illeti
dicseret, amiert Mrs. Band
holtzot meghivtak, hogy We
LUX menjen a nagy magyar
unnepre, hanem a North Ger
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28
FURCSA VELkC

Olyan furcsa vilagot eliink
manapsag, hogy ema-holnap
egesz rendes viszonyokkal
fogjuk magunkat szemben
talalni es mem ismeriink ra
ere a hazara.
Nemreg Alabama allan
t0rvenyt hozott, amely SEE
rint minden politikust egy
evt6l tiz evi dutyira buntet-
mex, aki a szavazoknak iras-
ban adott igereteit meg
szegi.
Igaz, hogy ez a torveny
hianyos, inert a politikus
urak leginkabb gyiileseken,
beszedekben, borgoz0s han
gulatban szoktak a csillago-
Kat odalgernl, de meglS csak
haladas es megis csak a po-
litikai tisztesseg fele t0rek-
SILK:
Els megvalljuk 6szinten,
hogy eppen Alabama allam-
tol vartuk ait a legkevesbe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28

rokonsagot erez, miota az ell
hunyt ferjet megtiszteltek.
A verhovay Segely Egylet
nagy tagszerzesi versenye
huszonot magyarnak juttat in
gyenes hazautazasi lehet6se-
get, inert huszon0t dijat fog
max a nyerteseknek kiadni,
de rajtuk Xviii tobb szazan
utaznak a Verhovay csporttal.
Nemcsak a Verhoway Sc
gely Egylet tagjai, hanem
minden magyar, aki a nyaron
haza akar latogatni a szul6-
foldre.
Termeszetes, hogy minden-
XII a Verhovayakkal megy,
hogy mindenki a hatalmas es
festoi Bandholtz unnepre akar
6uQapeSCre erkeZnl.
Hiszen a Nagyasszony TO-
gadtatasa mar a hatarnal
olyan lesz, amilyent csak egy
halas nemzet szeretete tud
rendezni.
Es a hatartol diadalmenet
lesz a magyarok utja egesz
Bandholtz generals buda-
pesti szobraig.
De az utazas erdekessege
nemcsak a magyar hatarnal
kezdodik.
A North German Lloyd leg
hatalmasabb haj6ja, az
Europa" viszi EFT a nagy ma
gyar es amerikai tarsasagot,
amely OF napnal kevesebb lido
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28

soha Sc lett volna mord, olyan konnyen
mosolygott. Jo szot adott mindenknek,
meg koldusnak is Ugy tett vett a haz
k0riil, mint kezes barany, tulajdon anyja
Sc ismert ra kocsmanak fele Sc ment,
de a miset egyszer Sc mulasztotta el.
Takacs Tuzesne mem gy6z0tt csodalkozni,
hogy az a semmi menyecske menny1re
az ujja kore tudja csavargatni az 8 ha-
talmas fiat. Kivancsian varta, mikor koc-
cannak el6sz0r 0ssze Elmult egy kerek
esztend6 es azok ketten ugy jartak egy-
mas kedveben, mint az els6 napOn.
- Csak sob Sc kene berukkolni! -
komorodott el neha Sanyi.
Mem latott meg egy csaszar Sc
olyan nyalka katonat, amilyen az en- uram
lesz! - hizelkedett nek Magda. - Hat
hogyne kivannanak be?
Mem birom XII nelkiiled
- Ugyan man ne keserits~~ mas is
kibirja En- is. AIT hiszed, nekem k0nnyebb
lesz itthon nelkiled?
Be kellett rukkolnia a tobbi abavari
gyerekkel. Anyjatol ICY bucsuzott:
= Ugy vigyazzon felesegen1re, mint
a szemevilagara, egy rossz szoval Sc illesse!
Magdanak nem mondott semmit, csak
majdnem 0sszeroppantotta- sl~'S-f----
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28
(Folytatas.)

Ket rettento tenyerevel atfogta
lany remekhajlasu nyakat. Magdi 0ssze-
razk6dott. ITALIAN csak forro ujjak erin
teset6l, ITALIAN kcsit meg is ijedt A flu
keze nyomban lesiklott derekaig.
Kincsem-~. angyalom! TOrjon lie
mind ket kezem ha valaha is maskep
er hozzad, mint simogatassal. Adj egy
csokot!
Magda tizszer is megcsokolta, azutan
eltolta magatol
- Telhetetlen, most man engedj el--.
nagyanyam nezi az orat, meddig maradok!
- Hat csak nezze, ha mas doga mines.
Ma este ugyis nagyot nez, mikor beallitok
hozzatok anyammal.
- Jaj csak megmondhatnam neki,
hogy vegye fel az iinnepl6jet! De mem
hinne el Osszeszidna. AIT mondana: "Lova
tesz teged az Macy Tizes! Oh, Oh, NIT
el mem hisz ez beka! Eppen ilyen ma
darcsontu, hitvany lany kell annak ha-
balmas legenynek. Kodus lany~~- neki, aki-
mex van NIT apritani tejbe!"
Ne~-~ maid meghallja ma estere!
Maid meglatod, mennyire kedvedben jar
ezentul
Felkapta a ket korsot vitte az erdo
szeleig. OFT megint csokkal bucsuztak.
Hat ell gyere estere, Sanyi! Mem
banom, ha agyon is yer nagyanyam!
- Estere meg minden este ezentul.
- Aver sajnalom-~
- Nit, te boszorkany?
= Hogy mem kenytelen ezutan reggel
fc k11vikO1ni q h11alr96ar
- Hat mem orJlsz, hogy megszaba-
dulsz az orokos rettegestol?
- Tudom is en- a nota ugy szol
'Titkon adott csok csak jo csattano."
- Ne fell sen9mit, maid tesziink rola,
hogy titok nelkul is csattanjon! Szaladj!
Mer kiilOnben--. ma olyan kedvemben va
gyok, hogy ket karomon viszlek hazaig.
- Meg csak az kene
Szaladni persze mem tudott kor-
s6kkal, de sietett. Macy Tuzes ugy ba-
multa szoknyai utemes harangozasat,
mintha csodat latina.
Nagyanyja persze tiirelmetleniil varta
Magdit, aki meg lie Sc tehette korsot,
mikor rakialtott
-Teged csak a halaler kene kuldeni..
mire jutsz ha en- meghalok? Idegenek
a dogodert mem adnak neked egy karej
kenyeret Sea-
Zsembes es beketlen volt Rokolyane
mint sokan hozza hasonlok, akik egesz
&letukben dolgoztak, mindig csak betevo
falatert mem szereztek semmit. Magdi
anyja gyermekagyban halt meg veje ha-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28
jelentette XII akaratat Sanyi.

- jelentette XII akaratAt Sanyi.
= Holnap megyek az egri iigyvedhez
kervenyt iratni
Holmi kis f0ldrengesr6l sc beszeltek
volna az abavari lanyok, asszonyok any,
nyit, mint Magdi szerencsejer6l Meg
batorsagarol, hogy hozza mer menni ah-
hoz mord legenyhez. (Pedig egy Sc
lett volna gyavabb ha 6tet keri meg)
0lelgettek Magdit, baratkoztak vele, akik
szoltak, szapultak.
= Milyen cifra most hetk0znap is,
maid elreptl!
Konnyi neH cifralkodni, alig
hogy jegyet valtottak, mar hozza hordta
Macy Tizes az egri DaYid fele botjat
Irigykedtek Magdira aki ha szep
volt fako ruhajaban, szazszor szebb volt
ujban. Hiszen meg ROSA is szebb vi
ragtartoban, mint Hcsorbult bogreben. Az
0r0mnel meg nincsen kulonb szepit6szer -
es Magdi boldog volt, amilyen csak az a
lany lehet, aki egyszerre kap meg mindent,
amire eddig hiaba vagyakozott. Kis kezen
kovesgyiiri ragyogott. Ingvallat barsony
vallkend6 takarta szeles selyem hajpant-
likai szoknyai szelet verdestek. Nagyanyja
maid hogy olbe nem vette, annyira ke-
nyeztette, miota Macy Tizes megkerette.
- Magdikam-.~ sep vagy~~ csoda
okos vagy~~~ modos menyecske leszel--.
azer ne .feledkezz meg szegeny Macy
anyadrol!
Icy beszelt RokoIyane. 0rilt is, inert
hus, Dor, minden volt a haznal. Magaban
megis sokszor gondolta: "Csak soka tart
son. Ra ne union Macy Tizes, mer nem
illenek egymashoz. A hatalmas legeny
meg a madarcsont lany, aki alig er de-
rekaig." KUilonben az osszes fehernep ICY
velekedett, csak ferfiak vallottak be egy-
masnak, ha asszony mem halotta:
Igezet van a Magdi szemeben,
akarkit megbabonazhat Csak rata all!
Sanyi addig jart az iigyved nyakara,
mig meg mem jott hazassagi engedely.
(Anyja azert imadkozott, hogy ne kapja
n,eg) Katonaviselt emberek befele moso-
lyogtak. Ok tudni veltek, hogy Sanyi azert
kapta meg az engedelyt inert a ker-
venyben olyan okra hivatkozott amire
meg szoktak ADM. Hat ha ugy volt, csak
az 1gyved talalta XII. Magdat megillette
a koszoru. Az eskiiv6jen olyan volt Sanyi
mellett, mint egy el6szor aldozo oskolas
lany. Mihelyst mint menyecske feltette
az aranycsipket, mindjart nagyobbnak
latszott egy fejjel. Sanyi mem hiaba hivta
boszorkanynak, lehet, hogy az is volt, inert
yak is latta, hcgy miota elvette Macy
Tiizes mintha kicsereltek volna Minha
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28

marosan megnosiilt es mask faluba kol-
tozott masodik asszonytol negy eyer
meke is sziiletett, fele Sc nezett Magdinak
Egeszen elhalt Rokolyane, mikor fejes
utan csattant kis kapu latta, hogy
belep hozza Tuzesne, ratarto asszony, aN
egyszer- -masszor fonatott vele, meg szo-
vetett is, - de mindeg hivatta, be mem
tert hozza, ait Sc tudta, melyik lAbara all
jon, milyen alazatosan tessekelje be a
tiszta szobaba, ahol szeket t0rilt ven-
degeinek.
(Magda a kamraba bujt)
Mivel Takacs Tuzesne mem szolt SEM
NIT, Rokolyane kezdte beszelgetest:
- Szepen all kender, lesz NIT fonni
a telen
- Lesz~~~ er6sitette Tuzesne, akinek
olyan nehezen forgott nyelve, nintha
liderc tilt volna rata, pedig kell6en p0r
gott az maskor, SGT neha kellettenel jobban
u.s. De most ITALIAN benne maradt volna
mondokaja, ha fla mem nez olyan pa
rancsoloan ra. Icy ledaralta.
- AIT ugy-e hallotta, hogy fiamat
nagykorusitottak es most -ambar csak
18 esztend6s, hazasodni akar Magdi irant
van tisztesseges szandekkal azert jot-
think. Hogy addig Sc tiltsa ell oket egy-
mastol, mig hamarosan Hjarjuk hazas-
sagi engedelyt.
Rokolyane maid lefordult a szekrol
meglepeteseben.
nyoszorogte.
- En- Sc! - vagta oda Takacs Tizesne
dolyfosen.
- Hogy az en- kis satnya unokambol
- Meg az en- nagy fiambol egy par
legyen. Mem is illenek ossze-~- de hat
Sanyi ra vetett szemet.~~ szerencseje van
Magdinak.
- Mem valo meg Magdi menyecske-
mex, szigoruan neveltem, ra sc mer meg
nezni legenyekre.
EFT beszedet Sanyi mem birta to-
vabb hallgatni, nevetes fojtogatta. Ment
megkeresni Magdat. Mem kellett messze
faradnia, az alto megett hallgatodzott
Egyenesen Sanyi nyakaba ugrott A legeny
kezenfogva vezette be.
= Hozom a matkamat.
Magdi kezet csokolt leendo anyosa-
max, azutan megallt osszekulcsolt kezzel,
ajtatosan. AEON mod be lehetett vona
ramazni szentkepnek.
Macy tisztesseg ert, listen rad te-
kintett-- lesz kenyerkeres6d, ha en- meg
halok is~-- megbecsild~- jol viseld ma
gadat ! fordult hozza nagyanyja ell
sirta magat.
Vasarnap jegyet valtunk es mi
helyst hjarom az engedelyt, eskisziink
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28

man Lloydot is, amely ezuttal
mem a szokasos iizletszeru tar
sasutazast rendezi, hanem
mindent elk0vet, hogy teny-
leg mar a new york; kik0t6t6l
kezdve egy hatalmas es felejt-
hetetlen magyar unnep le-
gyen a kirandulasb6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-28
KOzOSEN UNNEPEL
AKET HAzA MACYARSACA

Ket nemzet nagy innepe lesz Budapesten nyaron Mrs.
Bandholtz ezarandokol Budapesre hogy ferenek Sob
rat megnezze. hos generals emlek kegyeletel nnep
nndket nemzet tarsadama. Verhovayaat tisztel meg
Baadhotzne mor az ndul Is erkezk
Budapestre North German Lloyd hatamas express halo
ia magyarok szazait visz nagy iinnepre
Evening star., 1937-04-20
New Phase of Old Question
Representative Smiths Proposal Opens Middle
Course Where Roads Divide.

own other laws regulating businesses.
TO this condition, differing stand
ards in different States, the objection
in the past has been that a State
having its own law and it's own stand
ard Is at the mercy Of neighboring
State having different law and
standard. That objection was sound
up to January 4, this year. On that
date, the Supreme Court handed down
a decision which says that when
State has a law against convict-made
goods, such goods cannot be shipped
into the State from other States. The
decision, in effect, prohibits shipment
into any State of goods made under
conditions such that their production
would have been unlawful in the
State to which they are shipped.
Old Problem Changed.
This decision of the Supreme Court
changes fundamentally the whole old
problem of States rights versus
Federal rights. The decision makes
1t possible for every State to protect
itself fully against any good or prac-
tices which it disapproves. BY its
own law it is protected against un-
desirable labor conditions within its
own borders. BY Federal law it is
protected against undesirable labor
conditions in other States. 1t is a
satisfactory and adequate formula.
1t Is the formula which President
Roosevelt put in words in his address
to Congress, January last, Federal
laws supplementing State laws"
Objection will still be made by those
long accustomed to the old argument
against separate State laws, and those
not aware of the recent events that
have made that old argument OBJ
solete. Doubtless there will be heard
again the old scornful phrase. Forty
eight separate child labor standards,
48 separate minimum wage stand
ards" But there won't be 48. The
whole gamut of all the standards of
age that any State will want will run
from about 13 years to about IT.
Similarly there will not be 48 different
standards of minimum wage. To
such slight variation as there may be,
business need have no difficulty adapt
ing itself. Liquor manufacturers find
no great trouble in selling In 48 States
having different standards and regu-
lationS. However, the arguments
against and for the new proposal will
be made clear with time
Federal Menace Obviated.
To Democrats, especially Southern
ones, the middle way, preserving
State rights and accommodating them
to Federal power, will come as a well
come solution. They are just now
disturbed about Federal power With
in the past week they have seen the
House pass an act giving the Federal
Government power to reach into a
State. into county. and arrest and
lmprlSon a State or county official
whose conduct of his Office the Fed
eral Government does not like. And
in that measure they have seen the
menace of more, the Federal Govern
ment supervising elections in the
States. And they have seen the
Supreme Court, their old safeguard
against such intrusions, say, in effect,
that the court is tired of standing
Evening star., 1937-04-20

consisting the
Ne'ertfeess II would be worth something hit
less $40" cumbersome than
OF peoctlng public journalism
90 lar worse than undertake to antc
pae tomorro"S public
certain rhythms or cycles in politics
actions n -
For example, the figures
ceoacy among
would be forced lead
otherwise '
No one expects royalst Tory
to Technocrd
the reunion OF public opinion objective torecasng
Journalism saying th phase of
things prophets popular
merged into single
OF the press Will long itself
system of which
sion and rival cheering political
(Copyrgh
Evening star., 1937-04-20

in a combination OF policies OF con-
trolled economy on which the New
Deal embarked, thinking that it could
ultimately make the tax column rise
by merely commanding the rates to
60 up. But higher and higher prices
do not mean larger business volume.
They mean less volume and hence
less tax money for Uncle Sam. Un-
less the budget balancing program
about to be begun is accompanied by
several other shifts in administra-
ton policy, there will be more un-
employed and more deficits instead
of more employed and more tax
money.
Budget balancing is never an over
night job. But since it now Is prom
ised for 1889, having been moved
from 1888 to 1899, public confidence
in the eventual maintenance of a
sound fiscal position will grow in ac-
cordance as the New Deal makes it
possible for the goose-industry and
business-to lay more golden eggs
Evening star., 1937-04-20

the State of Washington, the court
has said we can achieve precisely the
same objectives by means of State
laws supplemented by Federal laws
to make the State ones etfective).
The two roads lie open and broad
before the country, before Congress
and before the Democratic leaders Of
Congress. Let no one imagine that
Congress, because it is national body,
necessarily prefers the national road.
Never does Congress have any strong
prediction for national power as
against State powers. And at this
moment much of Congress, especially
the Democrats who lead the body, are
becoming aware of the undesirability
of too much power centralized at
Washington, too little in the States
1t is quite possible for Congress to
prefer the road of State legislation
supplemented by Federal
Smith Proposal Up.
The mood Of many Of the most
thoughtful Democrats is expressed in
suggestion put forward by Repre-
sentative at Large From Virginia
Howard w. Smith, who shares the
elevation which the country has come
to associate with Virginia's repre-
sentation in Congress. 1t is on his
proposal that the House Judiciary
Committee holds hearings this week
In advance of the hearings, Mr.. Smith
has addressed letters to all members
of the House, asking them to give
thought to his suggestion.
The Smith proposal is not novel.
indeed, he puts it in the form of
broading legislation already existing.
The way he recommends, like many
sound courses, is compromise, a
workable combination of both Federal
and State legislation. The plan, in
its working, would be something like
this:
Let each State pass its own mini
mum wage law, its own child labor
law, its own maximum hours law, its
Evening star., 1937-04-20
BAR DANCE TONIGHT

Will Climax Annual Spring Out
ing of Association.
A dinner and dance at pm to-
night will climax the annual Spring
outing Of the Federal Bar Association
at the Congressional Country Club. A
sports program, including tennis, golf,
swimming and bowling, was to be held
this afternoon.
Morrison Schafroth, chief counsel Of
the Internal Revenue Bureau, will be
guest Of honor and the only speaker
at the dinner, which Is expected to be
attended by 200 federation members,
including number Of high Govern
ment officials.
Evening star., 1937-04-20

is quite an ancient and honorable
one" Trimble says. In England they
have clerk pronounced "clark'D Of
the House of Commons. He is elected
for life, receives an annual salary Of
5000, is furnished with a residence,
four, and wears wig when
he presides. His American cousin
does not fare so we'll" Trimble says.
South Trimble, born in 1864 near
Hazel Green, KY, has carved out
over many years an honorable career.
He has the power of Office without the
trappings of his British cousin"
From a farm near Frankfort, KY,
he entered the political arena as a
member of the Kentucky House Of
Representatives, serving from 1898 to
1900. He was speaker Of the State
House during the memorable Goebel
election contest and assassination.
Nationally he served as Democratic
Representative in Congress for three
terms. Internationally he has retired
from public life to operate his planta-
ton near Selma, Ala.
Trimble has presided over eight
Congresses until a Speaker was elected.
He is part and parcel Of congressional
life. His duties are executive and
quasi judicial" he says. Ten clarks.
under the supervision Of Trimble, COL
laborate in duties that keep the con-
gressional ball in play This includes
filing documents, disbursing pay rolls,
recording bills, drafting and engross-
ing messages, indeXing the daily calen-
| dar, keeping the minutes and furnish
ing the offices.
Trimble signs all bills. Having been
clerk during two of the most exciting
times in our history, he claims the
honor of signing more money appro-
prlationS than any other clerk
Trimble can philosophize to a
nicely about money matters. He IS
eloquent and epigrammatic.
This is no providential depression"
| he says, sit is man-made. We should
not destroy capital, but We should not
| let capital destroy the people Every
one should earn what he gets and get
| what he earns"
Evening star., 1937-04-20

the behind spokesman
makes he greeted with
Both sides confident Of
convinced that thev
sponse
The dsintegraon Of public
The
bill whole in
accurately reflect
public Sby and argethe
which
and thus make the publications commercially profitable
But the last election reuealed that numerically
larger section Of public
in terms advertised productshih politically the
Presidents The public
have reaches the potino
public by Wod of mouhoUer the
such the recently
through quiet political channels
This confusing of affairs
opinion There
publisher OF paper willing chance
count anything
Evening star., 1937-04-20

tising revenue if he addressed
himself to that public which must
make every cent count and can t
afford to buy many papers, let
alone the products which they ad-
vertise? 1t is simply an honest
reflection Of the mal-distribution
OF income and opportunity, that
we now have two public opinions:
One conservative, consisting of
the "haveS" (even If they haven't
very much), and another, largely
Evening star., 1937-04-20

mainly the Wag-
ner act one, the
court has said we
can go forward
through legisla-
ton passed by
Congress to cover
the whole coun-
try u n / + mly,
with power CEN
tralized at Wash
ington.
B y a n 0 t n e r
gr oup OF de-
ciSionS, m a | n ly
the one upholding
the m j n i m u m
xy,ooa ctof1Ita nf
Evening star., 1937-04-20
Behind the News
Liquor Exempted From Advertising Restrictions
in New Trade Commission Bill Joker.
BY PAUL MALLON.


FDEMocRATc TREASURER W. FORBES MORGAN
distlers
be commoon hidden liquor joker
Trade Commission BILL As it plenty
Roosevelt said
predcament.
Sharp legislative spotted obscure
the middle OF the Sixteenth
sion o The 1ohole restrictions
against false misleading advertising
ecs other
This section shall not apply to distilled spirits
ea9es as such commodities defined
Adninetrn