davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1937-10-04

Valencia, Octubre 4.-De a.
cuerdo con la reconocida prac-
tica democratica, no obstante la
guerra ivil, ell gobierno preside
do por Don Juan Negrin Sc pre-
sent6 a las Cortes y pidi6 un vo
to de confianza por sus actos pa
sados y su programa para ell flu
turo. Ell vote fue concedido por
que en- el Parlamento espanol
no tienen representation las de
rechas y ell gabinete esta apo $
yado por todos los partidos del
Frente Popular.
Francisco Largo Caballero,
pocas horas antes de la reunion
de las Cortes, perdi6 ell puesto
de lider del partido Socialista,
proband0 asi que no tenia domi-
Mo algunO sobre ia Union &C.
neral de Trabajadores. Nj Lar
go CabaAero nj Araquistain Sc
presentaron en- las Cortes.
Fue esta Ia tercers reunion
del Parlamento que los faccio.
SOS iniciaran la guerra civil.
Los diputados ausentes han ST.
do asesinados por los faseistas.
Don Fernando de los Rios,
que es diputado, representa- al
gobierno on Washington, como
embajador.
De los 96 socialistas eleetos
en- febrero de 1886, % han per-
dido sus vidas. Los otros 60 con
currieron a la session y dieron
sus nombres cuando Ell presiden
te Don Diego Martinez Barrio
orden6 que Sc pasara lista.
Martinez Barrio abri6 la Sc :
sion con un breve discurso, rim
diendo tribute de admiration al
Ejercito Popular, que dijo es la
verdadera representation de,
pueblo espahol.
Don Juan Negrin, ell primer
ministro, declare francamente
que la guerra serfa de larga du-
raci6n. Aludi6 a la perdida de
Bilbao y Santander, pero tam :
bien destac6 las recientes victo-i
rias leales en- ell Este. Ell ejerci-
to no ha llegado todavia al ma
ximo de su potencialidad, pero
antes de qae pasen muchos me-
SEES llegara a ese maximo.
La lave del gobierno, dijo, es
ganar II guerra.
Els necesario, entire otras Co
sas, imponer la discipline de-
tras de las lineas y eliminar ell
peligro del espionaje.
Refiriendose a los abuses CO
metidos bajo La guia del dere-
cho de asilo en- las embajadas de
Madrid Y locales anexos, decla-
re que alh Sc albergaEan mu :
enemigos del regimen.
Hay mas de 10000 de esos re
en- Madrid, un verda-
dero eiercito, y ell gobierno va q
restringir ell abuse.
La sensation mayor la produ-
jo don Manuel Portela Vallada
res, ell eXprimer ministro, un
hombre de rs amos, eye preside
las elecciones de 1886, en- las
qre obtuvo la victoria Ell Fren-
be Popular.
Portela Valladares vino des-
de Paris, donde estaba viviendo
desde que Ia guerra comenz6, v
sa presencia, iunto con la de
Miguel Maura, Sofa Cahiza
res y Manuel Guerra del Rio. Re
La gaceta., 1937-10-04

Para muchos de los que en-
Tampa residimos, Portela Valla
dares y don Miguel Maura per.
tenecian a la otra parte, a la
faceiosa.
Els un consuelO ell saber que
Sc mantienen leales a la Rep1bli
ca y al pueblo espanol.
En- Gambia Lerroux, ell ex :
hombre, lame las botas de Gil
Robles y trata de ocultar su des
honra EN- tierras del Portugal
jesuita.
La gaceta., 1937-10-04
Martinez Barrio declare que Ell Ejercito es la
verdadera representation del pueblo espanol
Pronuncio un vibrante discurso de apoyo al
Gobierno ell Sir. Portela Valladares.
Largo Caballero perdio el puesto de jefe
del Partido Socialista

presenta la primera brecha en
la oposici6n centro-derechista al
Frente Popular. Portela Valla =
dares, que tiene rs amos, pro-
nunci6 un vibrante discurso, elo
giando la obra del gobierno.
ME ha impresionado la obra
de rstedes, desde ell fondo del
alma 10 confieso, y ofrezco los
1ltimes amos de mi vida al go
bierno Republicano.'
La session Sc verified en- ell his
t6rico palacio de la Lonja de la
soda.
Para dar mayores garantias
de la poblaci6n, pasando des.
"chatos" volaba sobre ell centric
de la poblaci6n, pesando des-
pues a la vigilancia de las cos
tas.
Dentro del edificio, de arqui-
tectara g6tica, por veg prime
ra en- Espaha los diputados to-
maron asiento en- un simple au-
ditorio v no en- ell TRADITIONAL Sc
micfrculo. De no ser por este, la
reunion hubiera podido colocar
sc en- Paris o en- Londres. La
Y la dignidad hacfa impo-
sible Greer que fuera Sc ventila-
ba una de las mas terribles que
civiles de la historic del
mundO.
La session de mahana Sc dedi-
cara a mas discursos por los H.
ieres del 'Parlamento.
Mientras las Cortes sc reu :
man, un acontecimiento de ma
yor importancia tenfa lugar fue
"a, en- ell local de la Union Ge-
neral de Trabajadores.
Ell Comit6 Executive de la
General de Trabajado-
res venia dando su apoyo a Don
Francisco Largo Caballero Y ha
Ola expulsado q no menos de 20
lie las AZ federaciones que in
.egraban la Organization. CO.
no media docena de organiza
permanecian neutrales,
Caballero y sus partida-
rios controlaban siete.
Consecuentemente las 20 Or
yanizaciones expulsadas alega-
ban que elias eran la genuina re
presentation de la u. G. T. v to
naron possession del losal en- ho-
ras de la manana. Las puertas
sstaban custodiadas v fIeron a
otra sala, donde formaron un
auevo Comite Executive y ofre-
:ieron su apoyo al gobierno de
Segrin, pidiendo que Sc les en-
regara ell edificio.
Aunque este pueda parecer u
Ia tempestad en- un vase de a..
,ua, era de primaria importan
ia para el gobierno Ell arregiar
u rina con la u. II. T. AL mis-
no tempo existe satisfaction
'or ell hecho de que Largo Caba
Iero obtuvo un apoyo insignif9
ante.
AL recibirse la noticia de que
5 nihOs habian sido asesinados
n Barcelona por las bombas de
q aviaci6n f~ascista, Ell gobierno
ieclar6: Mientras la Espana re
busca ell canine de Ia
az, por medic de Ia legalidad
a~rlamentaria, el fascismc de
franco nos ofrece una veg mas
! dantesco espectaculo de MI
los inocentes mutilados por las
nz
La gaceta., 1937-10-04
CUATRO CARTAS DE Ora
NELL

Hemos recibido hoy cua-
tro cartas de nuestro querido
compaiero Jose Garcia Ora
nell, corresponsal de este pc
ri6dico en- las trincheras de Ia
Espaia leal.
Granell hizo IA vista q Al
baeete y fu& tRatadO con les
La gaceta., 1937-10-04

I'm negro, Edward E. Strong,
se%cretario general del Congre-
so de la Juventud Negra del Sur
declare aver en- New York; Sim
PATIO con Black porque a mi
raza la trat6 imparcialmente
cuando desempenara ell puesto
de juez municipal de Birming-
ham, Alabama.
Estos negros del Congress- Sc
oponen al Khan, pero tienen con
fianza en- Black.
La gaceta., 1937-10-04

Los reaccionarios del Khan,
queriendo desacreditar a Black,
amigo de los trabajadores. lie
dieron a Hearts Y Block los da-
tos que estos publicaron v de-
formaron a su manera.
Black habia dejado de perte-
necer al Khan y no simpatizaba
con sus actos ilegales.
La gaceta., 1937-10-04

Green lie ha declarado la que
ira a Lewis y Lewis Sc la decla-
rara a Green.
Los dos jefes. bien pagados y
alimentados, p~robablemente EN-
plearan "pandilleros" para sos
tener esa guerra" de tango.
Ahora recordamos esta Erase
de un tabaquero amigo nuestro:
Mucho convendrfa a los obre-
ros americanos unas cuantas
defunciones de jefes.
Ell "cisco" del Comite de la
Federation Sc reflejara en- per-
jricio de los trabajadores.
Donde sea MAYOR la fuerza
del CLIO, los patronos apoya
ran a la Federation, y vicever-
sa.
divide Y venceras", es la di-
visa patronal.
La gaceta., 1937-10-04

mayores considerations, 10
que agradecemos.
I'm valiente y un homhre
sineerOl
La gaceta., 1937-10-04

Congratulated a; los cubanos
Y asturianos por sus dos llti-
mas fiestas.
Perseguian dos mobiles prop6-
sitos Y Ell pueblo respondi6 co.
mo nosotros esperabamos.
Sociedades que trabajan por
la humanidad, por ell bienestar
de los que srfren.
La gaceta., 1937-10-04

Para De Valera. que habla
ION frecuencia de libertad, la a.
sociaci6n indirecta conael fascis
mo es una mancha indeleble.
Con respecto a FClgencio..-..
10 mejor es ''sonarle' una ''trom
petilla."
Esa ridiculez es propia del ex
sargento que traicion6 al pre-
sidente Grau San Martin Y trai
cion6 a Ia revoluei6n Guiana.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-24

will be on the job. He won't forget.
Now let me play my own hand to-
"What are you going to do? Sit in
here and let him come and get you?
It'll be ready and waiting. All want
you to do is to keep from soaring him
away"
For nearly an hour they argued and
Gregory was reduced to pleading be-
fore Mcguire, softened by the little
mans assurance he would take care
to keep himself out of personal danger,
promised he would let things take
their course.
you'll be lucky if I'm not saying
prayers for the repose of your soul
BY tomorrow" he warned. This is no
time to be standing on your rights.
Machnado is fit to be tied. The story
will be all over town and his own gang
will razz him right and left. He's got
to do something to hold his own and
do it quick or he'll be Cabbage Mach
and the only thing he can do is to
settle your hash for good
Gregory went to the back of the
store and returned with heavy shot
gun of ancient vintage.
I'm ready for him." he said.
The big policeman threw back his
head and roared. with that! You fat
head! Why, Machnado would make you
look like sieve while you were heav-
ing that blunderbuss into action
Maybe" said Gregory.
Hes cagey," continued Mcguire,
"and you won't need to worry about
him until after dark. I figure he'll
probably come just about the time you
close up and we'll be waiting for him.
He'll be carrying gun and if we can't
pin anything else on him we can hold
him for that and maybe things will
quiet down after a day or two
You'll do nothing Of the sort" de-
clared Gregory with vehemence that
surprised his old friend.
"Ill meet Machnado on his own
terms, right in here. You let him come
in and when get through with him
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-24

and the re, jabbering they're plenty
ut seems Machnado didn't take any
too much stock in the young lads
story, for pretty quick he pushes out
into the lot, very. much alone, and
stalks up to the box. You've got to
give him credit for having nerve.
HE picks it up, looks it over, and
is plainly puzzled by the wire around
ing and pointing. So Machnado holds
it up to his ear, cagey like, then drops
it like it was hot and beats it back
on the run.
"They hold another conference while
they're waiting for the box to pop and
finally one of them flashes a gun.
Machnado pushes him back, he's not
going to let anyone steal the spot, and
box. When. nothing happens he looks
sort of sheepish, thinking he has
missed it, and the first thing you
know. the whole gang is making target
practice.
about it ;, then is when the riot call
Did they break the watch9" Greg
ory asked.
and how! It was smashed all to
pieces and between the watch and the
wreck of that cabbage it was a mess.
You should have heard the boys laugh
when they got the idea what it was
all about. bet Machnado would have
given his neck to get the cabbage out
of the way and bury it somewhere.
minute the shooting started the cars
were on their way and the gang
cleared out just in time. We could
have brought them in for disturbing the
peace"
The little storekeeper threw back his
head in rare chuckle.
them run for their money"
IF you're wise" warned Mcguire
you'll give them run for your life.
That cabbage is singing Machnado
plenty just now, don't you forget, and
he isn't going to waste no time paying
you back with interest.
extra man to watch your place tonight,
but even that won't do much good
Unless I miss my guess, you're going
to have a caller tonight who won't be
run out by no cabbage.
Nov, what you've got to do is to
slip out of here quietly and get yourself
a hotel room for the night. Then We'll
here"
I'll be here, right here!" announced
Gregory. For 40 years I've kept store
here and I'll be damned if any crook
Is going to make me rum"
Mcguire looked down at the little
man and saw new light glowing in
the pale-blue eyes that had dreamed
away so many long years.
I'll be damned" was all he could
say.
But Gregory already was planning
ahead.
There's one thing I want you to
do. It is to stay away from here to-
night. don't want to discourage
Machnado."
Mcguire drew long breath.
MY duty :. >" he began.
your duty So what? Supposing
you do keep uniform in my door
all night. What happens? Nothing,
maybe, but you can't keep a man
watching this one place all the time
and the minute you let up Machnado
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-24

you can take him out, If you want to.
He's never going to have the chance
to say was afraid Of him."
That's Just why a lot of younger
men than you have been buried before
their time''
his kind and I can do it again
even If I have to buy a bushel Of
cabbages."
CTO Be Continued
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-24
MANY never
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACkACHES
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Relief

Many sufferers relieve naEging baekaohs
Of their trouble may be tired haas1
The kidneys are Natures ekik w11 4 taking
the excess acids and waste out d GAs bloo6
Most people pass about 8 pints day or aboub
pounds Of waste.
Frequent or scanty passages with smarting
and burning shows there may be something
wrong with your kidneys or bladder.
An excess Of aaids or poisons in your blood,
when due to functional kidney disorders, may
DO the cause Of nagging backache, rheumatic
pains, lumbaEo. Leg pains, loss Of pop and on
sgS., Sss1s Sp dHish ,n .Syss; inEp un'
Don't waiti Ask your druggist for Doanis
Pills, used successfully by millions for over 20
years: They give happy relief and will help the
waste from your blood. Get Doan's Pills.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-24
21.O0O YACCINATED

More than 21000 immunizations from small
pox and diphtheria were given in the state
, during the year ended last June 80, accord
ing to the state department Of health. They
were given to children through efforts Of
public health nurses working under auspices
of the state board of health. Tie immunt2a-
lions were divided into 1869 for smallpox
and 7,4o0 for diphtheria. and were uh 2s Of
the "a counties
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-24

16O ACRE OR 3O5 ACRE farm for sale
by owner. Located in heart of wheat and
pea section. Interested write BOX 80, Route
S, Moscow, Idaho.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-24

40 ACRE STOCK RANCH for sale
cheap. Will take livestock as part payment.
PETE DRESEN Marion, Mont.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-24

$40 ACRES FENCED dry land. Two
good wells. one windmill, buildings,
four-room log house, six miles from Laramie,
Wyo Price s2.5 $780, Terms. WILLIAM VAIL,
TIA Spruce St., Laramie, Wyo.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-24

CHARLES n: RUSSELL rRINTs
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-24

Yellowstone project, near town. Price SITS per
acre. $4,000 down, balance easy TERMS
S percent interest. Address BOX POT, Savage
Mont.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-24

WILDLY ISLAND, WASH.-40 Acres,
wood. good spring, phone, power line. RID,
school bus, milk. cream, egg. feed route. $500
cash, balance terms. Owner, CHARLES
FLOODEEN Greenbank, WASH
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-24

FARM LANDS FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Three 8O-acre irrigated
farms. small payments like rent. G. E.
CONVEY, Sidney, Mont.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-24

IA ACRE CHICKEN and Berry Ranch
for sale; near salt water and good school
Sickness compels me to SELL VERN sWEENY,
VAUGHN, Wash.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-24

80 ACRE RANCH suitable for dairy
ing or chickens; 20 a. in cultivation; fruit
trees berries outside range. Will sell or trade
Tor town property, acreage or small business.
LEONARD HEATH, Kewa, Wash.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-24
FARMS WANTED

FARMS WANTED
FARMS WANTED-With the compile
ton of Fort Peck dam hundreds Of farmers
will be obliged to move from their Missouri
bottom lands and will be looking for new
locations If you want to sell your farm
advertise it in THE GLASGOW COURIER,
GLASGOW, Montana. Covers Fort Peck terri
tory completely Write for rates.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-24

WELL IMPROVED 80-ACRE FARM. 8
miles south of Standpoint. Idaho; all fenced.
cross fenced; good buildings: good wen wafer;
decided road; no encumbrance. Mrs. 8. J.
Wicks, Sagle, Idaho.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-24

FOR SALE-33O ACRES Red River
valley farm, small grains, sweet clover, al
falfa, potatoes. corn and fruit. Good produce
bldgs, and fence. A REAL ONE. Call or write
for terms. prices etc. VIM. HAzELTON, Bron-
son. MINI.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-24

EDUCATIONAL
FOR TEACHER EXCHANGES and
other school service, try TENNEY. Box 1865,
Portland, Ore.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-24

A characteristic home dinner" is
usually much more. popular than one
which Is patterned after those served
well-cooked family dinner and much
prefers simple foods, well-cooked, to
those which are served In restaurant.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
A BUDAPEST ECYETEMI ENEKKAR0K
ASTAMBAuGH AUD|ToRIUMBA J0NNEK

Azoknak, akik mem tudnak,
lit az utirany.
Aki williamson vagy buson
megy, vegye a Ford bust Cat
szallni lehet a Spring Common
tol a Square-ig mindenutt). A
busrol a Park Avenue sarkan
szall lie. Oman az Auditorium
fel block jobbra.
Aki gepen jon, az a varosbol
a Fifth Avenuen halt fel pom
tosan az Auditorium ele. A
Wick Park szeles kornyekezo
utcain bowen talal mindenki
parkolo helyet, ICY a parkolas
mem kerul penzbe.
Az eszakrol (Sharon, stb.)
jovoknek mem kell jonni a va
rOSDa, hanem a MadlSOn
Avenuen hajtanak a Fifth
Ave sarkaig es oft jobbra for
dulva egy block az Audito-
rum.
Magyar becsiiletiink megki-
vanja, hogy mindnyajan oft
legyiink kedden este az Audi
tOriumban.
Kul0nOsen keri a Nagybi-
zottsag a fiatalsagot, hOgy ne
mulassza ell EFT magyar kul-
turesemenyt. Mindig btiszke
lesz azutan, hogy ha lit is
sziiletett, hogy ereiben magyar
yer folyik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21

rit ra benniinket, hogy a CIO
szereper6l a val6sagot es a sa-
jat velemenyiinket megirjuk.
Termeszetesnek tartottuk es
tartjuk, hogy exert tamadasok
ernek benniinket S nem lepett
meg, hogy a "k0z0s front"
magyar nyelvii organumai azo
kat az ezreseket szamlaljak,
amiket sorok ir6ja kap a gya-
rosoktol. Az ugynevezett Him
ler-lapok hirdetesi rovatai fe-
lelhetnek ra a legegyeneseb-
ben, hogy milyen buta ez az
allitas.
Sem rovat, sem e sorok
ir6ja mem szorul vedekezesre,
csak felvilagositaskeppen mu-
tatunk ra, hogy a CIO eddigi
taktikaja ugyanazt a hajlamot
arulja el a Lewis reszer0l,
amely Sztalinizmust, vagy Hit
lerizmust csinalt a United
Mine Workersbol. A banyaszok
egykor demokratikus Szerveze-
tet nyolc ev ota John L.
Lewis diktator modjara ural-
ia, az osszes keruleti es alike
riileti tisztvisel6ket 8 newell
XII, anelkiil, hogy a tagsag aka
rataval t6r6dne es inert a
UMWA masineriaja a kezeben
van, tehetetlenek a munkasok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
(Folytatas az 1-s6 o1dalroN

(Folytatas az 1-s6 oldalroN
A hangverseny utan az enc
kesek a szinpadon maradnak
es a kozonseg elvonul elottuk.
Mindenki AIT udv0zli maid.
akit ohajt.
Kesobb a Pro Hungaria ad
teat az enekesek tiszteletere,
amelyre hivatalosak lesznek a
Nagybizottsag es a fogado
bizottsag osszes tagjai. A tea
reszveteli dija so cent lesz.
A magyar fiuk mellen szu-
l6varosuk neve lesz olvashato.
Talan mindegyik akad it fol-
dire.
Az oriasi magyar kozonse-
gen Xviii, amelyre a Nagybi-
zottsag meltan szamithat
Youngstown, Campbell, Girard,
Niles, Warren, Hubbard, Al
lance, Sharon, Farrell, Sharps
vile es New Castle-bol, eloke-
lo amerikai k0z0nseg is lesz.
Amerikai reszrol is tomegesen
veszik elore a jegyeket, kulo-
n0sen amiota a keddi Vindi-
Gator vezercikkben is megem-
lekezett az enekkar kivalosaga-
rol es a magyar dial szepsege-
rol.
A Stambaugh Auditorium
ban meg soha mem volt kiza-
rolagosan magyar esemeny. A
magyarsag egy resze ismeri es
tudja, hogy hol van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
A GENERAL MOTORS
HABORUBAN KOTOTT

fegyversziinet volt a legna-
gyobb esemeny es Murphy, Mi
chigan allan kormanyzoja
volt a hose a multi hetnek.
A nagy sztrajk kozvetlenul
tobb, mint szazharminc0 c0tezer
embert kenyszeritett tetlen-
segre legalabb szazezer en-
ber vesztette kozvetve a mum
kajat. Az uzlet vesztesegei ara
nyosan nagyok voltak, terme-
szetes hat, 'hogy ez a sztrajk
erdekelte a legjobban az orsza-
got.
A fegyversztnet egyelore
mem jelenti egyik felnek a
mem jelenti egyi kfelnek a
gy6zelmet sem, de veget We
tett a sit-down sztrajknak, a
mely nagyon ketelu fegyve1
volt, S amely mem talalt Macy
tetszesre a kozonsegnel.
A fegyversziinetet megeloze
kis flinti csetepateban hibak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
kkeszzEk1FF:z 4 szFkXFzET

a kivonulas araul a fegyver-
sziinetig AIT kertek, hogy a
G. M. el6re ismerje el a seer
vezetet a munkasok kizarola-
gos kepvisel6jenek, amit azon-
ban eddig mem tudtak elerni.
Egyel6re a fegyverszlinet, a
mely legalabb Is napig marad
ervenyben, mem d0nt0tte el a
vitat, de er6sen megnyugtatta
az orszagot es megnyugtatta a
negyedmillionyi tetlen mum.
kast, akik most mar a sztrajk
miel6bbi besziinteteset RENE.
lik.
Mint regebben is irtuk eb.
ben a rovatban, a munkasol
koveteleseinek a legt0bbje jo'
gos S azok nagy reszet elerik
Jogos a fizetesjavitasi ige'
nyiik, inert a General Motors
1875 millio dollart keresett
mutt evben, arnib6l a b6nusz
es az Ot centes beremeles ajax
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
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. lehet6leg hti kepet adni q
Ehelyzetr6l, akar tetszik az me-
ktink, akar mem s ez kknysze-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21

carnak ARA a kijelentesere,
hogy a ''kizar6lagossag a f6 S
azon Xviii k0nnyu az egyez-
seq"
Ha mar az auto-munkas
negy-0t heti keresetet elveszti,
a beremelest, a speed-up mer-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
II F. TT s Z F. M L F.

sekleset es a szervezkedes sza--
badsagat latjak a legf6bb cel--
max, mem pedig AIT, hogy a.
Lewis szervezete birjon kiza-
rolagos monopoliummal, hogy
t6liik a szervezeti ad6t szed-
heSSe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
MURPHY

kormanyzo kenyszeritette a
kuzd6 feleket, hogy alljanak
szoba es kossenek fegyverszu-
netet egymassal, voltakeppen
azonban a Feher Haz gyakorol
ia a legnagyobb nyomast a
General Motorsra.
Az elnOk reszben az acel-
trust elnOke altal uzenetet kill
d0tt a Dupont csaladnak,
hogy a munkasok jogait a sz0-
vetseges kormany megvedi,
reszben Murphy altal tizente a
munkasoknak es az egesz or
szagnak, hogy a nelktil0z6
sztrajkol6kat es azok csalad-
jait koplalni es kieheztetni
mem hagyjak.
Ez a ket iizenet birta ra a
General Motorst, hogy kezdje
meg a targyalasokat, miel6tt a
sztraj jk0l6k kivonulnak a gyar.
b6l, bar idAig az volt az al.
laspontjuk, hogy csak a hvo.
nulas utan fognak beszelni.
Ennyi volt k0rtilbeltil mind
az az engedmeny, amit a mul1
heti fegyversziinetben biztosi
tottak q munkasnak, n6rni tu
zas tehAt AIT ''nagy gy6zelem
mex" nevezrn.