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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-09
A NILESl
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
Kohl: Csepka Istvan lelk&sz
Lakss los - 2nd 81. Miss, o

INEI6ADAS. Jov6 vasar-
nap este keriil szinre temple
munk bascmentjeben a Testa-
mentum cirnii yigjatek. A da-
rab szereploi a kovetkez6k:
IVarro Andras vagyonos gazda:
Moricz Albert; Mari a szolga-
LOLA: Bull Janosne; Bence 0reg
beres: Macy Janos; Kozvarro-
no: Kish Sandorne; Bozsikne:
Macy Gyulane; RACE: Kish
Sander; Pista szolga: ifj. Kish
Sander.
Az eloadaS este 7 orakor fog
kezd6dni es utana, ha a k0-
z0nseg ugy akarja, ertekesite-
nj fogjuL a bazarrol fennma-
radt nehany targyat. A n6egy-
let tagjal pedig kavet es site
.menyt fognak felszolgalni.
sKARACSONYI kantalas. -
Ifjaink ez svhen is kesziilnek
a karacsonyi kantalasra. Ked-
den estenkent vannak az enek-
probak e celbol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-09
Eel MILLI0NYI
VAkAcl0S PENz
Karacsony el6tt $5OO,00O-nel
t0bbet kapnak a Sheet & Tube
es a Republic munkasai

Karacsony el0tti heten kap-
jak meg a Youngstown Sheet
and Tube Co. es a Republic
Steel Corporation munkasai a
vakacio penzuket. Hivatalos er-
tesites szerint ez t0bb mint fel
millio dollart fog kitenni es
mintegy $4,000 reszesul benne.
Az iden ugyanis juniusban
sztrajk volt es az acelmunka-
sok mem dolgozhattak. Miel6tt
visszamelltek volna a munka-
ba, gyar vezet6sege kijelen-
tette, hogy mindazok, akik
munkaba alltak bizonyos idore
a gyarak negnyitasa utan,
jogosak lesznek az idei vakacio-
ra es naiutan egy honapot ell
vesztettek a sztrajk Matt, a
penzt nlegkapjak karacsony
el6tt.
A Sheet and Tube mintegy
10000 szabadsagra jogos mum
kasa mar oktober Len meg
kapta a vakacio penz felet es
a mask felet most kappa XII de-
cernber lien. A Republic en-
berei az egesz vakacio penzt
most kapjak meg. A regi mum
kasok, akik .15 evnel hosszabb
ideje szolgalnak, 10 napi fize-
test kaprak, ami bizony ebben
a RESERVES vilagban nagyon jol
fog esni.
Az aceliparban kiil0nben ma
gyon csendesen mennek a
munkak, de- januar k0zepere
javulas varhat6. A Sheet and
Tube yalosziniileg meg az ev
vege el6tt ujbol negnyitja a
Brier Hill gyarat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-09
KESztL A NAPTAR
Karacseny Is ujev kOzt negje
Ienik.. !, Ez eyben megkezdjiik
a youngstown magyarok arc
kepcsarmekat. A Nagybizott-
sag alapszabalyai

Az iden is, mint tavaly, tel
jesen ingyen ajandekul adjuk
hi olvasoinnak lapunk Macy,
tartainlas es erdekes naptarat.
Az 1o38-as naptar ANIMAL er-
dekesebb lesz, inert megkezd
jiik beaiae a youngstown ma
gyarsag eleteben szerepet. jat-
$40, isulert magyarok arckep-
csarnOkanak k0zleset. AH meg
az idei naptarban bent kivan
lenni, meg a heten jelentkez-
het Ress J6zsefnel, lapunk va
rosi irodajaban, 408 w. Federal
Street, A felteteleket oft meg.
tudja.
Naptart fog kapni minden.
ki, alkirek el6fizetese teljesen
rendezves van, vagy lesz mar
Naptaralnk mem eladok. Men
is vehetne meg annyi szebb
mel szebb, tanulsagosabb olvas-
m&nyt SO centert sem. A nap
tarak klzarlag el6fizet6inke.
A youngstown magyarsal
k6z6s szerve mar t0bb, min
q ev ota a Nagybizottsag
Hogy mindenki tudja, milye1
alapon miik0dik ez a testulet
amelynek tagja minden ma
gyar egyhaz es a legt0bb ma
Uar egylet, a Nagybizottsas
alapszabalya is k0z0lni fog
juk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-09
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR Ev. REV.
EGYHAz HRH
NJ BStty J6nes .istkSsz
7s7 Mahsnins Ave Phone e664f

-. 81 =,
ADVENT alkalmi istentisz-
telet vasarnap delel6tt fel IL
orakor. Elotte fel 10-kor va
sarnapi iskola. Este 6::30-kor
Junior G. E. eeloadas. A Sc.
nior C.. E -tekintettel a Macy
bizottsag vasarnap esteh kul-
tur prografnjara, korabban,
vagyis vasarnap delutan S Ora
kor tartja rendes heti ossze-.
jovetelet. El6adas utan tea,
valamint sandwich es kekszi
harapniyalok lesznek felszol-
galva ifjaink joszivii adakoza
sabol. A rendez6seg szeretet-
tel elvaria nemcsak a k0r
tagjait, de egyhazunk 0sszes
erdekl6do fiatalsagat.f
TEMPLOAfSEGELYZ0 No
egyletiink rendes havi, vala-
mint tisztujito gyulese most
vasarnap delutan 8 orakor
lesz megtartva. Tekintettel a
gyules fontossagara, az elnok-
seq szeretettel keri az ossztag-
sag ponies megjeleneset.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES szom
baton este z orakor fogja tar
tani rendes havi gyiileset. SEE
retnok, Ia 4 presbiterium es a
trustee bizottsag teljes SIAM
ban lehr1enek kepviselve.
.ARvAlE9.AtZ,I + vasarnapot tar
funk most vasarnapi isten-
tiszteletiinkkel kapcsolatban.
Szeretettel kerjuk tehat az
arva es aggmenhaz javara ada
kozni kesz testvereinket, szol-
ga1tassak be e nemes celra
szant adonnanyaikat most va
sarnap egyhazunk penztara-
ba, hogy q jov6 het folyaman
rendeltetesik helyere kiildhes-
silk azokat.
HoFEHERKE es a het torpe
valamint g "Pulyka" cimu Ell
vezetes szindarabokat nagy-
szeru hozzaertessel es n1inden-
XII megelegedesere mutattak be
ifjaink es iskolas novende-
keink a multi vasarnap este.
Dacara a kellemetlen idonek a
sziil6k es jobaratok nagy Sc
rege hallgatta meg ifjaink es
kis szerepl6ink 0romet es el-
vezetet nyllito el0adasat. SEE
repl6ink .es tamogato vende-
geink fogadjak ezuton is egy-
hazunk halas k0sz0netet.
A NAGYBIZOTTSAG els6
kulturestklye yasarnap este Z
oral kezdette1 a West Sidei
Magyar Hazban lesz megtart-
va. A program, melyen az
egyhaz lelkesze is szerepelni
fog, eruekesnek mutatkozik.
Szeretn0k exert, ha hiveink, de
kil0nosen fiataljaink minel ma
gyobb szamban jelennenek
meg,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-09
Hammond, La. Hirek
Kohl: Szanyi Janos


Az arpadhoni Gubancsik An
drasnak szep sziiletes es new
napi iinnepelyt rendeztek ro-
konai es j6baratai.
Kovacs 1stvan es neje lea
tnyat Kovars Erzsiket oltarho2
vezette Farkas Innre, Farkas
Jozsef es neje fla:
LANCER Sandort egg IL fon-
tos fiugyermeklel lepte meg
neje. Ugy az ujsziil0tt. mint az
edesanyja TIL vannak q Yesst.
lyen. ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-09
HETI CIkK AZ
Ifst
ALKOTMANYR0L
Irja: MAX BERNS

=. -ts rs Z - j..
Miert szigcritotta meg az al
kotmany a kormanyzat ha-
talmat?
Mikor az alnerikai gyarmato-
sok hosszu, veres kiizdelem
utanl az angol 0nkenyuralom
bilincseit leraztak es egy vi,
szabad ko7tarsasagot alapitot-
tax, elhataroztak, hogy az vi
allan kormanyzatat olyan ala
pokra fektetik, amely kizarja
AIT az eshet5seget, hogy akar a
honalapitok, akar a leszarma-
zottaik valaha is egy teljhatal-
mu kormanyzat igaja alatt
nyogjenek, Ez az eszme veze-
relte az alkotmany megszer-
kesztoit, mikor az allamhatal-
mat felbontottak harom kiilon-
allo es egymastol fiiggetlen
agazatra es pedig a kongresz-
szus, vagyis a torvenyhozoi, az
eln0k, yagyis a vegrehajtoi es
legfelsobb birosag, vagyis a
torvenykezesi agazatokra.
Mialatt megvitatas alatt ait
az alkotmany, Washington, aki
az alkomaayozo gyiiles elnoki
tisztjet toltotte be, a kovetke-
z6ket irta.
Al meggy6z6desem az,
hogy a kormanyzatnak mem le-
het tobb hatalma, mint ami a
kornanyzati teend6k fennaka-
das nelkuli ellatasahoz okvet-
lenil sziikseges; ne tegyiink te-
hat ellenveteseket, hogy meny-
nyi hatalom jutott az egyes
kormanyzati szervekre.
- Az allamhatalom oily mo-
don lett a torvenyhozoi, az el-
n0ki es a torvenykezesi kor-
manyzati agak k0zt szetosztva,
hogy mem fenyeget az a We
szely, hogy a kormanyzat
egyeduralomma, a kisebbseg,
az arisztokracia, vagy barmi
mas onkeny vagy zsarnoksag
uralmava fajuljon el mindad-
dig, amig az orszag nepe el
mem veszti 0ntudatossagat.
/ Az amerikai alkotmany
egyik f6erteke az, hogy a sza.
bad szellen1u nepet biztosabbar
megvedi a zsarnoksag veszelye
ellen, mint az allam kormany.
zasanak halando ember alta
elkepzelt barmely eddig ismert
rendszere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-09
R0vID HIREk

Az allami Greg nyugdij osz-
szeget e honapban a kozeled6
unnepekre valo tekintettel 10
szazalekkal emelik es mar ka-
racsony el0tt fizetik XII.
A megcsappant munkaviszo-
nyok Matt a kozsegelyert TO-
lyamodok szama naprol-napra
emelkedik es hosszu id0t vesz
igenybe, mig a segelyert for
dulok ugyet atvizsgalhatjak. A
multi heten 47O jelentkez6 volt,
akik kozul 27O ket nap alatt
jelentkezett.= A segelyert for
dulok koziil 40 szazaleka meg
is kappa. g
arE# #
Division St.-hez kozel a Sheet
and Tube teriileten vezet6 ha-
romnegyed inch vastag viz
ESQ valahol kilyukadt meg sep
temberben es azota a viz a va
suit alagut falan allandoan szi-
vargott, ami altal naponta zoe
ezer gallon viz folly ell potyara
A vizmuvek vezet6inek Macy
gondot es munkat adott a res
megtalalasa, ami vegre sikerult
is, de kb. IA labra kellett leasni
es g0zlapatot hasznalni.
Vienna hataraban mar meg.
vettek 600 aker f0ldet, hogy q
reg tervezett repul6teret meg.
epihessek. De a meggyongiilt
munkavisszony Matt az epit.
kezest elhalasztjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-09

December 26-an, karacsony
masodnapjar lesz a szinielo-
-adas a South High School Au-
ditoriurnaban. Kezdete este 8
orakor. Molna1 Lajos es lelkes
.munkatarsai nagyban keszu-
l6dnek, Belepti dij rs, SO es
35 cent Gyermekjegy 10 cent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-09

HALALOZAS. Kovacs Mi
haly 62 4ves koraban, dec. z
en- r0yid szenvedes utan a SIT.
Erzsebes.i korhazban meghalt.
Temetese dec. 10-en, penteken
volt nagy reszvet mellett.
DECEMBER 14-en, kedden
scent mise mem lesz. A pleba-
pos ToIsdoba megy szentseg-
simAdasgAI.
DECEMBER 16, csutortok
este a, Fatal Hazasok Kore
rendeS havi es evi 'tisztviSelo
valaszto, gyiilest tart, utana
karacsonXi party.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-09
T0RT1NT VALIANT
CSALADJA K0REBEN,

alninek hiret nyilvanos-
s6gra szeretne hozni?
Ha igen, kiiz6lje veltink
q hirt Is mi AIT szive-
ZEN k0zreadjuk lapunk-
ban. Szivesen &llunk
ndellkez3s3rel Ne fe-
iajtsen el benntinket
'Telefon: 34421.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-09

MisEk RENDJE
! vas6rnapokon kis mise oratol
aagol predikaci6val
Macy mise delel6tt 1890 orakor
magyar predikacioval
Hetk6znapckon kis misek reg
gel 8:30-kor.
cNonTATAsoK
Minden sxombaton d9lutan 3-t6l sig
kiskoruak es este orat6l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-09
MULATSA|.c|Ok
NAPTkRA

Ebben d rovatban dijtala-
: nul koz5Iuk azon egyha-
zak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, 6ssze-
j0veteleit, stb. - mem t0bb
mint 2 h6nappal el6re il,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap hivatalos
lapja es amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban Is
nyomtatvanyaikat nalunk
szerzik be.
December 12.en, vasarnap
a Nagybizottsag kultur .est6je
a Magyar Hazban.
December 25-en, KarAcs0ny
napjan a Scent Gy6rgy Cor.
Kath. Egyhaz pasztorjateka.
December 26-an, vasarnap
a Scent Istvan hitk0zseg szini-
el6adasa a South High School
Auditoriumaban.
"a ----
December .26-an, vasarnap
a campbell i0sszmagyarsag ka-
racsonyi bAlja a Magyar HAz-
ban.
December 26-an, Kar&cs0ny
n,asodnapjan az oreg Refor-
matus Egyhaz tancmulatsaga
Ia Central Authoritarian.
December 31-en, penteken
este ujeH tancmulatsagot rem.
dez a West Sidei Magyar Pol
|gari es Sport K0r.
December 31-en, Szilvesztel
esten a Bridgeport Sz6vetsAe
375. osztAly, Warren, O. 1agy
balt rendez.
J0v6 ev februar no 13-an
ia Scent Istvan hitk0zseg Va
lentine tancmulatsaga a Cen
trail Auditoriumban. Muzsikal
Tamas Albert es bandaja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-09

December 25-en, KarAcsony
napjan a Scent Gy6rgy Cor.
Kath, Egyhaz pasztorjateka.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-09

December 26-an, vasarnap
a Scent Istvan hitk0zseg szini-
el6adasa a South High School
Auditoriumaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-09

December 31-en, p8nteken
este ujevi tancmulatsagot rem
dez a West Sidei Magyar Pol
|gari es Sport K0r.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-09

December 12.en, vasarnap
! Nagybizottsag kultur .est6je
Magyar Hazban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-09

December 26-an, Kar&csony
n,asodnapjan az oreg Refor-
mAtus Egyhaz tancmulatsaga
a Central Authoritarian.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-09

December 26-an, vasarnap
a campbell i0ssz1nagyarsag ka-
racsonyi bAlja a Magyar Haz-
ban.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-04-13
WAGNER'SSERV|CE
WITH COURT SEEN
Friends Say Roosevelt May
Name Social Legis|a-
ton Ally.

BY the Associated Press.
Senator Bob Wagner, author of the
Labor Relations Act ruled on yesterday
by the Supreme Court, is considered
by friends likely choice for service
on that court himself some day.
II and when President Roosevelt
has the opportunity to appoint justices,
many believe his longtime ally on
behalf Of social legislation will be
among those considered. However,
should the Roosevelt court bill become
law, constitutional limitations might
prevent selection Of any present men,
Der of Congress for the bench.
Since serving together in the New
York Legislature years ago, they
usually have been of one mind on
social questions. AS President Mr..
Roosevelt looked to Senator Wagner
for leadership first in enactment of
N. R. A, later for labor laws and the
Social Security Act.
Now the stocky, incisive Senator is
championing the bill to carry out the
Democratic pledge of low-cost housing.
Il lived in the Sums" Wagner says
simply, in tracing his philosophy OF
Government
Coming to this country from Ger
many as lad, he soon was helping his
parents by selling newspapers on the
teeming streets Of the metropolis. BY
work, saving, study and talent for
making friends he became a leading
member of the bar and in Tammany
councils.
Whether as Lieutenant Governor OF
New York, Democratic leader in the
State Senate of justice of the State
Supreme Court, his viewpoint on social
issues remained the same He was
advocating a gigantic public works
program in the Senate for months
before Mr.. Roosevelt became President
and the program became fact
Seen in crowd, Wagner would be
taken for a prosperous business man.
He prefers well-tailored. double
breasted suits of somber color. He is
used to talking in millions, not for
profit for himself, but rather that
Federal financial strength should be
used Ito make democracy work we'll,
as disproof Of Fascist doctrines on
the one hand and communistic on the
other"
Friends honored him at a testi-
monial dinner in New York only a few
weeks ago Postmaster General Farley
expressed hope that Wagner would
eventually reach the Supreme Court.
Now serving his second Senate term,
to end in 1889, he will celebrate his
sixtieth birthday in June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-04-13

congested only in spots" he added:
Il happen to be the senior district
judge in the southern district Of New
York, which is one of the districts
that has lately been behind in its
work. With respect to this condition,
can speak with authority. The
reasons for crowded dockets in the
southern district of New York are
entirely obvious
That district is not only the great
est population center upon the conti-
nent, but is also the leading CONNER
cial center of the world Practically
all of the large corporations have
offices, and are subject to process, in
this jurisdiction; generally, for rea-
sons satisfactory to themselves, coun-
sci for such corporations, If at all
possible, remove actions to the Federal
Court. Thus, the court is burdened
with many simple cases which could
just as well be disposed of in State
courts.
Furthermore, New York is Amer
ica's foremost maritime port. Hence,
large proportion of all admiralty
cases are brought in the Southern dis
trict. In addition, most of our prose-
cutions are of protracted length,
particularly in mail fraud cases. These
frequently consume six to eight weeks
of trial"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-04-13
PATIENT LOAD GAINS
7 DAILY AT GALlINGER

An average increase of seven pa
tients day was handled at CALM
ger Hospital during March, as COM
pared with the corresponding month
a year ago, Supt. Edgar A. Bocock
reported today to the Board of Pub
lie Welfare.
An auxiliary ward opened during
March, housing an average of 80
patients daily. has done much, he
said, to improve conditions which
otherwise would have been difficult
to control
The tuberculosis division cared for
an average of 1547 patients daily in
March. and the facilities available
were continually taxed" he said
despite the addition of 81 beds for
white patients.
Already the necessity for additional
beds for colored tubercular patients
is keenly felt, and the report said
plans to meet this demand are under
way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-04-13
APPROVAL FORECAST
FOR SOCIAL SECURITY
Wagner Ruling Strengthens Be-
lief Other New Deal Act
Will Be Unheld.

The favorable ruling in the Wagner
cases has strengthened the belief that
the court will uphold the validity of
the social security act, the only i'm
portant New Deal measure now pend
ing before the tribunal
Arguments were heard in the social
security case last week and a decision
may be announced when the justices
meet April 26, after two-week recess
In addition to the validity of the Fed
eral law, the case also involves the
right of State to impose an unem-
ployment insurance tax on employees
to supplement the national legislation.
A similar law in New York State
was upheld recently by 4-to-4 vote
Justice Stone not participating because
of illness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-04-13

fails to provide more comprehensive
plan-Wlth better assurance of fair
ness to both sides and with increased
chances of success in bringing about,
If not compelling equitable solution Of
industrial disputes affecting inter-
state commerce.
But we are dealing with the power
Of Congress, not with particular pol
icy or with the extent to which policy
should go. We have frequently said
that the legislative authority, exerted
within its proper field, need not en-
brace all the evils within it's reach"
In the steel case and those involving
the trailer company and the clothing
concern, the Supreme Court reversed
findings by the lower courts. The As
ISOLATED Press and the bus company
lost in the lower tribunals.
Although the court prepared sep
arate opinions in the trailer and cloth
ing cases, the same questions of Law
were involved, and the same conclu-
sions reached.
The dissenting opinion in the three
manufacturing cases said in part:
The right to contract is funda-
mental and includes the privilege OF
selecting those with whom one is will
ing to assume contractual relations
This right is unduly abridged by the
act now. unheld
Obviously, what is determined as
to these three concerns may gravely
affect multitude of employers who
engage in great variety of private
enterprise. 1t puts into the hands OF
a board power of control over purely
local industry beyond anything here
tofore deemed permissible"
The Wagner law went on the statute
books July 5, 1885. In signing the
measure, President Roosevelt said i,
should serve as an important step
toward the achievement of just and
peaceful labor relations in industry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-04-13
GUILD WILL PUSH
!. REORGANIZATION
Courts Minority Opinion Bit
terly Resented, Says Hey
wood BrOun.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 13.-The fol-
lowing statement was issued yesterday
by the American Newspaper Guild in
connection with the Supreme Courts
decisions unfolding the Wagner labor
relations act:
The Newspaper Guild is naturally
pleased at the victory which it has
won IN the Supreme Court in the
Watson case. But, naturally, the
guild takes this occasion 10 point out
that its future must always rest pri-
marily upon its organizational
strength. Even though a victory has
been won in the Watson case, the
guild can hardly forget that 10 months
elapsed before a. man who was IN
justly dismissed was restored to his
job.
in its most immediate sense, the
5-4 decision of the court will slim
ulate the guild in perfecting its or
ganization for all wire services and
bringing about contracts through COL
lective bargaining We have reason
to hope now that this decision will
clear the way for the favorable and
immediate settlement of the National
Labor Relations Board cases concern
ing the Seattle Post-Intelligencer and
the right Of collective bargaining on
the Associated Press.
Without going into the possible
scope of the legal implications, the
guild hopes and has a right to feel
that the spirit of the decision NAV
stay the hand of those publishers
who have fought the guild through
punitive action against pioneer or
ganizerS.
The American Newspaper Guild
bitterly resents the minority opinion.
which held against the restoration of
Morris Watson on the ground that
such action would impair the freedom
of the press. Working newspaper men
have an even greater stake in a free
press than any publisher. Reporters
have always sought not only free
press, but for the integrity of the press.
because a kept press means that the
workers must accept a brass check,
| and we want no brass checks, no mat
ter what imprint may be upon the
metal. Better working conditions do
not impair free press, but promote it.
! I'VE rejoice at victory, but we take
victory not as any notice that We
| may now sit back and turn our con-
/ Germs over to any governmental al
| thOrity On the contrary We are slim
ulated to go ahead more vigorously
than ever before to achieve our ends
through the power of cooperation of
the newspaper men and women of
America, and we extend our congratu-
lations to other labor groups who share
in this victory, since their fight is also
ours.
HAYWOOD BROUN, President
American Newspaper Guild"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-04-13
Wagner Act Explained
Labor Law Does Not Stop All Strikes but Employers
Compliance Would Avert Them-Ford
Subject to Law.

and not through unions How does
the court decision affect his policy?
A. Chairman Madden said 'it leaves
Henry Ford subject to the law" which
guarantees the right Of workers to
collective bargaining.
@. In the General Motors and
Chrysler labor disputes, both companies
agreed after the strikes to recognize
the union as representative of its own
members, but not of other workers.
How was this possible?
A. No election was requested to de-
termine If the union spoke for a ma
jority Of employees.
c. Can corporations still promote
company unions" or employe repre-
sentation plans?
A. The law forbids corpora lions
from dominating or interfering with
unions or contributing to their sup
port. President Green of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor said, 1T
means the end Of company unions"
@. Will the Labor Rela lions Board
have authority over bargaining in all
industrial plants in the United States?
A. No. The law applies only to
firms held to be in interstate COM
merce.
@. Who decides whether a firm is in
interstate commerce?
A. Lawyers believe future decisions
of the Supreme Court will determine
cases where a question arises.
G. Is an owner barred from dis
missing any union man without con-
sent of the union?
A. No, but a worker cannot be dis
missed because Of union membership
or activity.
Q. Suppose company believes the
board has been unfair Has it any
redress?
A. Yes, it can defend itself in hear
ings before the board, and attack the
boards order in Federal Court