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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-06
StreanInes
By IDA JEAN KAHN

Normally, your calorie allow
ance is set by your normal weight
and the number of calories you
spend per pound. Perfect weight
depends upon structure.
The small.boned person should
weigh less per inch of height than
the person with the large frame.
A good working rule is to allow
100 pounds for five feet Of height
with the small person, and los
pounds for this height in the me-
dunn or average frame. This ba-
sic weight is increased to 10
pounds for five feet in the larger
than-average girl.
The girl with the broad chest
and short legs has large frame
in comparison with height, and
would be underweight at 100 to
105 pounds for five feet. On the
other hand, the girl with narrow
chest and long waist and limbs
has a comparatively small frame
and carries less weight.
Whatever the size of your frame
work, an allowance of five and
one-half pounds is made for each
inch of height by which you ex'
coed the basic five feet.
Activity, the other factor in your
calculations, determines the num-
Der of Galleries used per pound
body weight. The more you get
around and the faster you get
around, the more Galleries you
burn; while the slower you move,
the more Galleries you store.
With practically no exercise it
has been found that you use IA
calories per pound body weight.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-06
That Second HeIpinq

Without thinking, helped my
self copiouSly to a second portion
when it was passed before I
noticed to my horror that no one
else had done so. I suppose it
Smacked of lese majestic to par.
take of a dish that the King had
just refused.
Anyway, the old court chamber.
lain's accusing eyes were glaring
at my offending wen-filled plate.
his shaggy eyebrows and mus
taches bristling at the affront.
I didn't know whether to laugh
or turn red. Perhaps I did both,
but in the meantime, royalty came
to my rescue. II think, after all, :"
said the King, that I, too, should
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-06

The following shows the names
of ships, the lines operating
them, their time of sailing from
New York, and when their regu-
lar and supplementary mails
close. The time shown is Eastern
Standard Time. Dates after
names Of ports indicate sched-
uled date of arrival. ~ Indi-
Gates mails must be specifically
addressed by this steamer. ~
Indicates supplementary mails
will be accepted on pier up to 10
minutes before sailing time.
TOMORROW
Transatlantic
LAFAYETTE (French), Plymouth and
Havrs April Is; pier IS, N. R. West
4sth SIGNALS close a. m. tsupp.
mails to 10 a. m.); sails noon. Letter
mails for France.
NEW YORK (Hamburg-Americanl,
Cherbourg and Southampton April 10,
Hamburg (Seapost Is: pier 81. N, R.
West 44th St.)-Mails close p. m.
(supp. mails accepted at Morgan annex
Letter mails for Europe. Africa and
west Asia Except Bulgaria, Cyprus,
Egypt, Gibraltar, Greece, Iraq, italy
Malta, French Morocco. Palestine. Sene-
gal, syria. Turkey and Yugoslavia).
QUEEN MARY (Cunard White starr,
Plymouth, Cherbourg and Southampton
April 49, pier 90, n. R. (West 5Oth ST.
-tMails close 10 a. m. (supp. mails to
noon); sails D. m.-Letter mails Tor
Europe, Africa and West Asia Except
Alden. British India, Ceylon, Cyprus
fA-aI 20 TRa
Ivory Coast, Madeira, Marshall French
Morocco, Palestine and SenegaD; "letter
mails for South Africa.
WASHINGTON Gu s. Lines), Cobb
and Plymouth April Is, Havre IA and
Hamburg Is (seapost); pier SO, N. r.
(West 18th St)-tMails close s a. m.
(supp. mails to 10 a. M; sails noon
Letter and prints mails for Europe,
Africa and West Asia Except French
Guinea, Gold Coast, Ivory Coast, Mar
shall, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone
and Except prints mails) for Iraq;
Gibraltar; parcel post for Austria
Czechoslovaka, France, Germany, Great
Britain. Hungary, Irish Free State,
Northern Ireland, Switzerland, U. S. S. r.
r.
WEST LAsHAwAY (American-west
African. Dahar April %. ConakTy "a
Freetown 20, Marshall 2S, Port Bouet
80, Takoradi May l, Accra and Lagos
I; pier SO, Brooklyn (Pioneer STU
Mails close 1880 p. m.-Letter and
prints mails for French Guinea, Ivory
Coast. Marshall Senegal; prints mails
for Gold Coast, Nigeria and Sierra
Leone; parcel post for Gold Coast, Sierra
Leone and Liberia.
West Indies and Latin-Amerlca
CARACAS Cred d.. San Juan April
II, La Guayra IA. Puerto Cabello Is,
Aruba Is, Curacao II and Maracaibo 49,;
Pier II, B'klyn thurman St.)-fMails
close 1850 a. m. (supp. mails to 1.:S0
p. ny sails p. m.-Letter and prints
mails for Aruba. Curacao and Venezuela
Except Caripito and Ciudad Bolivar /:
'ordinary correspondence for Puerto
Rico: parcel post.
GEORGIC (Furness). Hamilton, Ber-
muda April 9; Pier 81, N. K. West 57th
St.)-Mails close noon: sails p. M
Letter and prints mails and parcel post
for Bermuda.
oRIENTE IN. Y. & Cuba MaiD,
Havana April 10: Pier 49, E. r. CWall
St)-Mails close l p. M; sails p. M
Prints mails for Cuba; 'letter mail and
parcel post.
PILSUDsKI (Gydnia-America) Mas
sau April 10 and Kingston IL; 6th ST..
Hoboken-Mails close $50 p. M; sails
10 p. m.-Letter and prints mails for
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-06

Bahamas Except Bimlni and Inagua) ::
"letter mails for Jamaica; parcel post
for Bahamas Except Inagua).
THURSDAY
Transatlantic
Harmodius (Furness Withy), Cape
town May 4. Lourenco Marques IS and
Beira 20: Pier 4. Bush Docks, B'klyn
45th St.)-Mails close 1 p. m.-Parcel
post for Bechuanaland Protectorate.
Northern Rhodesia, Portuguese East
Africa, Southern Rhodesia, Southwest
Africa and Union of South Africa.
West Indies and Latin America
CLEMENT (Booth-American), Para
April 10 and Ceara Is; Pier 20. Staten
Island-Mails close 8 a. m.-Letter and
prints mails for North Brazil and Peru
Uquitos only; parcel post.
COAMO porto Rico), San Juan April
Il and Ciudad Trujillo 10 (SeaposD !;
Pier Is, E. r. (Maiden Lane)-tMaiIs
close noon (supp. mails to p. M sails
5 p. m.-Letter and prints mails for
Aruba, Curacao, Dominican Republic
Puerto Rico, Saba, st. Croix, st. Eusta-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-06
Dinner With a Kinq

never played for her son, Vic
tor Emmanuel III. 1 understand
that he hates music-in fact,
that it is something like a physi-
cal torture for him to attend,
as he must, from time to time,
special gala events. I did, how
ever, once dine with him under
quite different circumstances.
1t was during the war, spring
of 1918, at the italian front. 1t
would be pleasant tx relate that
my invitation to bread and salt
with royalty was the result of
distinction as a musician or as
an officer. Such, however, was not
the case. But I did happen to be
adjutant at the time. in our
own air ,ervice, to no less a per-
son than Fiorello H. LaGuardia,
now Mayor If New York. At the
time, he was representative in
Italy of the joint Army and Navy
Aircraft Board besides being Con-
SICSS111dIl 41O1AI VIC EOAA VNCAAC4A
District of New York.
The dinner was very informal,
not more than eight or ten
Italian ranking officers being
present besides ourselves. The
royal car called for us at Padua
and we drove to charming old
Venetian villa a few miles from
the front trenches where the
King made his headquarters.
We were received by an old
general, who was acting as court
chamberlain who informed La
Guardia that he was to sit at the
Kings right and me that I was
to sit at his left. A few minutes
later the King entered, everyone
standing at stiff attention. He
was very cordial and informal in
his manner, but he impressed me
throughout the evening as being
one of the ShyeSt, most timid men
had ever met.
A little incident occurred at the
close of the dinner which might
have caused me painful embar-
raSSment, but for Victor EN-
manuelS quick and equisite tact.
We had been passed a particular
ly good sweet as dessert. Now
sweets were a rare occurrence in
wartime Italy. with the scarcity
of sugar. and that particular
sweet went right to the spot as
far as was concerned.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-06
THE VOICE OF
Broadway
Louis SObOl-
Down Memory Lane
With Albert Spdlding

With Albert SpGLdlng
(Mr. SpGldino told of his
early days as a violiniSt last
ueek. Today he concludes his
journey doUn Memory LdneJ
Alas! I have no really dramatic
stories of royalty to tell! Kings did
not sit at my feet spell-bound by
my music, showering me with deco
rations when the piece was over.
Quite the contrary, when on the
rare occasion I made my bow to
majesty I had the distinct i'm
preston that they were very bored
and would be glad to have it soon
over.
1 remember once playing before
Edward VII. It was at the Queens
Hall, london, at one of the Royal
Amateur Concerts-Smoking Con-
certs they were called, and ladies
were not admitted.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-06

Copyright. 1887, by King Features
Syndicate, Ine,)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-06
IT'S THE EXTRA JACKET!

Every pack Of DOubIe-MeIIOw OLD COLDS IS wrap
ped in TWO jackets double CeIlOphane. That
EXTRA jacket keeps OLD COLDS in prime condition
in any climate. You can't buy stale OLDGOLR.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-06

Light exercise takes Is calories per
pound normal weight. If you
haven't a lazy bone in your body,
YOU burn up your calories at the
YaSO Of 10 to 20 per pound-but
then the probabilities are that you
already have streamlines!
The average reducer should null
tiply normal weight by Is or Is
to fine the normal calorie require
ment. Then reduce this number
by one-third to burn body fat at
the rate of to 2 pounds per week.
All right, let's work it out.
Suppose your normal weight to
be 100 pounds. Multiply 100 by
Is, and the answer is 1,920-the
number of calorieS which. taken
daily, will keep you at your pres
ent weight. But if you weigh 145
pounds instead of 100, in order to
use up the Is odd pounds you must
cut the intake to two-thirds your
normal requirements. In figures.
two-thirds of 1920 calories NOR
NAL allowance, gives you a re-
ducing allowance of 1920 Galleries.
In general, 1000 calories per
day makes safe reducing diet for
the small girl. The average is 1900
Galleries, and the reducing diet for
the large-frame girl around 800
calories. The leaflet Pointers to
Slimness" explains the calorie
arithmetic in detail. Tomorrow's
article deals with the variation in
perfect measurements for struc-
ture.
BALANCED REDUCING MENU
BREAKFAST
Galleries
Pineapple juice, n glass. IS
Poached egg on toast $50
Coffee, teaspoon cream 1 rounded
teaspoon sugar. .................... %
275
LUNCHEON
Cream Of corn soup, l cup...... 200
Salad-lettuce. sections of grape
fruit, orange and avocado. Re-
ducer's French dressing. ......... 100
Sailed crackers. 3 double ......... as
Cream cheese, "a package. so
ass
DINNER
Catfish cakes. ?. ............... $50
Spinach, a cup, tchopped) ....... IS
SteWed tomatoes, a cup. .......... 3S
CoIeslaw .......,'........ rs
Gelatine, orange. a cup with
tablespoon whipped cream. 100
Coffee, L teaspoon cream. 1 rounded
teaspoon sugar ................. so
4S5
Total Galleries for day. 1918
Your Dietitian.
IDA JEAN KAN.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-06

Throat relieved In the morning particularly, my
throat used to bother me from too much smoking.
Those vvety smooth and fresh Old Colds have taken
that throat scratch away. Hurrah for that double
wrapped package! -.-.
Grace Ashley (designer), ST. Louis, Mo.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-06
YOU CAN'T BUY A STALE OLD GOLD

IN LITTLE country towns, in the biggest cities at cigarette
from to coast wherever and whenever you buy
Double Mellow Old Colds you'll find them absolutely tresh
Their freshness due aOeahertg cInoteproo package
. an exclusive package with EXTRA wrapping Of Cello
phane Two jackets of Ceophane instead Of
That jacket completely safeguards Old Colds against DUST
dampness dnes and every other foe of cigarette goodness
Fresh as the instant they rolled Old Colds prize crop
tobacco better and better for They retain all the
appealing and entcg fragrance which have for them
the name 'DoubeMellow."
And because they fresh Old Colds cool and slow burn
ing They develop stale cigarettes do those harsh ad
qualities which ate the mouth the throat and the smoker
They leave you tagged out at the end of the day.
You'll neUer go stale on fresh Old Colds! .~r
p LORnLARD COMPANY, Inc.
Established 17R0l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-16
i ASAJI0SzABADSkC VESzfLYE

National Labor Relation Board hivatasa az hogy a
Wagner enthusiastically vegrehatsa es munkajanak egy
reszet krendelt vzsgao bztosokka vegeze gyakoriat
eddig mutatja hogy Board vzsgalo bztosok kvaoga
t&sa k0ru volt szerencses kez Eek aranyag hs
hvatalu eberek tulzasokba mentek es egyodau nezke
eseikkel tobbet arottak munkassagak mint hasznaltak
fefogas honosodo meg korkben hogy masnak mint az
un6knak mem gaza meg ennel ponna is feltno
reszrehalast mutattak CIO avara.
vszatesze keltett orszagszere de gaz
feg az okozott mkor ket vizsgao bzos saoszabadsag
koratozasaval pr6bkozo snk ee deztek
ujsag6kat valotlan rgyek alat de enyegeben azet
inert vzsgao biztos intezkedese mertek bragani
Is kifogasolni
ket vzsgao biztos earasa orszagos ehaborodast KEEL
tet e ennek atara vedekezek hogy mas m6don
udtak kel6en vegrehajtan Wagner t0veny rende
kezeseit.
sz0vesei alkotnany amey sajto teljes szabadsagat
bzosa all Wagner torveny felett
Wagner t0veny vegrehaasa erdekeben alkotmanynak
egyeen pontat szabad megseen Ezzel pr6balkoztak
prohibc6 korszakaban szaraznancok es vezetett
es6sorban prohibici6 bukasara.
inden i6zan ember ugy erd, hogy Wagner t0rvenyre
6ge6 szseg meg nagyobb szukeg lesz ov6ben Ennek
bstonsagat szabad veszyezetn azza hogy egeszen
feentkkeen ernberkek kezere bzzAk anak vegreaasat
ahket arukba iutott hatalom megszcd Semm Sc 81 meg
~ t0venyt oily biztosan mntha at vegrehajto kozegel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-16
ATADJUK A Sz0T

Kemeny Gyorgy aki mindenesetre ietekes ARA, hogy
Magyar Frontrol velemenyet mega kozendot oefeezte
egyel6re lapunk szamaban
Akk nncsenek egy veeenyen, vagy akiknek hozza-
fizni valok vannak Kemeny atal emondott dogokhoz,
szinten szives vendegatast taanak ebben usagban
Akiknek tehat mondanivaloik vannak Magyar Front
ugyeben tszeettel eghivuk ks anketra es
a szot ezennel atadjuk szamukra.
Magyar Front igyeben assan tsztazcdnak fogalmak
Mint apunk egy eobb szamaban jeeztk egyik heyen
egondoasnak lett otlet nevezye inert
AIT mi egyeneen nek ernek megalakulva latn akk
WORDS es rozsaszin yagpoitkat csnanak amekai ma
gyarsag neveben.
Mas odalro multi heten 'asiszta frontnak neVezteK
a mi elgondolasunkat ugyanez okbol
Vegteenul szomoru hogy reakci5 sem radlkahz
mus mem akara megatni hogy magyar Amerkanak olyan
probe1na vannak ameek egyik szlsoseghez kotnek
szuksegszeruleg benntnket.
Is akik mem hailandok amerkai magyarsag gyenge
ereiet vaameyik potka aramatnak
azoka reakcio bosevikeknek radikazmus asisztaknak
szokta nevezn.
A mi elgondoasunk szerint magyar Amerlkanak sem a
fasizmust sem bolsevzmust kel szogaln Es azert
buko meg eddg minden hasono akaras kozounk mert
szels6seg hivei mndenaron yen celokat akartak ktz
Pelda RAJ az utols6 philadelphia tsztan revizios gyles
aov ezeket szoamokat sznen behozak ami eppen azert
szinten elbukott)
Magyar Amerka problemai szerintunk peldau kovet-
kez6k termeszeesen e elsoorban Trianon Azuan pedg
Washington.
cWA PWA Social Security aggkori segeyek arvahazaink
aggmenhazaink egyletenk egyhazaink, sato es MASOl
NEMZEDEKUNK.
Mindezekben Sc kommunzmus sc fasizmus es mem
igaz hogy magyar Amerikat akar egyk meet akar
kelene vagy ehetne egyeste egyestsen ben
ninket es eget6 anerikai magyar problema.
Es maradanak tavol Magyar Frontto azok, akk csak
yalaelyi vagemeet vagy ellen kvanjak elfecsereln
azokat az er6ke ameyekb6l pazarolni vao feesegeni
nincsenek .-..s..-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-16
A GAZDASAGI .HELYZET

semmivel mem javult a multi.
heten es a t6kesek egy, s0eren-
csere kis, t0redeke sietve jarul
hozza, hogy valosagos panik
legyen az orszagban.
Itt-ott a nnunka lecsokken-
tesevel bervagasok t0rtentek S
ahogy Detroitban volt egyel6re
a leger6sebb kilenges, oft je-
lentettek egy ont6deben az ell
SO bervagast, amely egyszerTe
900 szazalekot vett lie a
munkas bereb6l.
szerencsere idaig ezek a je-
lensegek sz6rvanyosak, de felni
kell t6le, hogy q tel folyaman
bervagasok - esetleg titok-
ban - in&sfele is t0rtennek S
ezzel parhuzamosan termesze-
tesen a munkamennyiseget IS
sulyosan levagjak. j.,-,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-16
Az ELNOKON
ES A KONGRESSZUSON

mulik, hogy "a t6ke reme-
ilyeib6l Is k6veteleseib61 meny-
nyit fognak bevaltani S hogy
hajlandok-e az uj deal vitorlait
bevonni. Ha a t6ke AIT remel-
te, hogy e,alljak az utjat a
munkaber- es munkaid0 tor
venynek, akkor csal6dtak.
Ha a Wagner t0rveny esq
szerii m6dositasaval beerik, -
amely bizonyos felel6sseget rak
a szervezetek vallara = akkor
a remenyeik a j0v6 ev soran
bevalnak.
A legerdekesebb a nagyt6-
kenel az, hogy ma mar mem
k0vetelik olyan hangosan es
erelyesen az -allamhaztartas
egyensulyat es a deficit meg
sziinteteset, inert az alaposan
hozzajarult az ituj depresszi6-
hoZ. ixrtsss4
Meg erdekesebb az, hogy a
sz0vetsegi deficitert mindig az
eln0k0t okoztak, aki most an
max veget akar vetni, de val6-
sziniileg mem engedi maid meg
a kongresszus, amelynel vi
szont az elnok ellen keres We
! delmet a nagyt6ke.
Mas szavakkal az "ipar kapi.
tanyaip ma eppen ugy mee
vannak kabulva, mint a Hoo
lyer fele depresszi6 alatt Is nj.
"a demonstaljak, hogy akinel
az listen a milli6kat megadja
az eszt mem mindfg ada mes
hozza.
; BAR MEG A KONGRESSZUS
rendkiviil. tiles-szaka j6for
man ell sem kezdte a munka
: jat, a nagyrabecsiilt honatyal
maris a rendes iilesszak pro
( gramjat tArgyaijak e. kulisz
: szak mbg0tt Is fel vannak ha
: bOrodva az eln0kre. II
$ A honatyak vAlasztas el6t
allnak valasztAsi evben eg
!. politikus sem lAtja sziveser
: ha a sz0vetsegi kincstar ner
: sz6rja a penzt a kertiletSbe
: Mar pedig a deficit megsztintt
!, tese leepfteseket k0vetel mir
} den vonalon Is az az eln6k be
4 jelentett sz&nd&ka.
:. A honatyak tehat yag
k lmegszavazzak a, le6pitett k6lt
f6leg a Wagner t6rvenynel ke
ozvelemenye, hogy q kis akarn1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-16
AZ .ORSzAG
TORVENYHOZW

vegre mtankahoz lattak a
mult heten Is ha a jelek mem
csalnak, a rendkiviili kongresz-
szus bezartaig - amt decem-
ber 22-re terveznek - az eln0k
altal adott munkaYnpgram fe-
lie ell lesz vegezve.
Roosevelt hazaterte utan a
kormanyzo demokrata part ura
lett a torvenyhozasban a hely-
zetnek es eZen a heten az also
hazban ugy a farm-javaslat.
mint a ber- es munkaid6 ja-
vaslat lie lesznek targyalva.
Ez termeszetesen mem jelen-
ii, hogy az elfogadott javasla-
tokbol azonnal t0rveny lesz,
inert a ket hazban elfogadott
javaslatok er6sen ktil0nb0 b0znek
egymastOl s a veglegeS torvenyt
a ket haz k0zti egyeztet6 BIZ
zottsagban (lgynevezett Con
ference Committee') fogjak
megirni.
Termeszetes, hogy a ket ja-
vaslat koriil eros vihar van es
vihar lesz niindaddig, amig
azok veglegesen elfogadva mem
lesznek, inert a farm-javaslat
a felezer milo dollaros evi Sc
gellyel szemben bizonyos meg
szoritast tesz a farmerre, az
oraber javaslat pedig ipari for.
radalmat idezhet fel Dixi or.
szagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-16
DE MINDEZEKEN FELt)L

a honatyak gyorsitott ella
raSban szeretnek az adokat le-
vagni es a kivaltsagos osztaly
altal kert tobbi kedvezmenye-
ket gozer6vel Is express sebes-
seggel szavazni, inert AIT hi
SILK hogy akkor r6gt0n Ka-
rnaan lesz az orszagban
Egg egeszseges ad6reform
minden esetre segithet, de ko-
rantsem olyar1 gyorsan, mint
ahogy AIT a zoldebb honatyak
remelik. A sfetseg egyszeriien
csak ARA lenne j6, hogy mar
ere az eyre ne fizessek a mil
liardos reszvenytarsasagok a
nagy ad6kat.
Hogy a kongresszus a nagy-
t6ke iranti szolgalat keszsegben
meddig megy a. tavaszig, AIT
megitelni ma mem tudjuk, de
k0nnyen gt0rtenhetik, hogy
az vi deal t0bb, sulyos reform
jat leepitik, ha egy felhaboro
dott nemzet mem all az ut
jukba. Jaa
A 11agyt6ke minden esetre
sulyosan visszael a depresszi6-
val, amt reszben a t6ke sit
down sztrajka idezett fel, resi-
ben a t6ke~ moh6 profit-ehsege
S ma minden felel6sseget "a
akarnak haritani az vi deal-re.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-16
KULONOSEN
VIHARZANAK

az ellentetek a farm-javas-
lat soran azon az inditvanyon,
hogy tulb6seg idejen a fold
muvelesi MINISTER rendeleti
uton szorithassa meg egy-e -egy
termeny mennyiseget az egesz
orszagban. Termeszetes, hogy
ez a neutrality-suspicious. mem
tetszik. Viszont termeszetes az
is, hogy ha a nemzet evente
kulon ad6t vet niagara, hogy
ait Atadja a foldmiives osz-
talynak, mem engedi maid
meg, hogy ennek a tehernek
ne legyen hatara. -
Az allsohazban elfogadott ia
vaslatnak az a nagy hibaja,
hogy a t0rveny mem szabja
meg a farmerek segelyezesere
forditando osszeg forrasat,
vagyis nem sab meg kiil0n
adokat ere a cellra.
Minthogy pedig az elnok a
szovetsegi ALA m haztartast
egyensulyba akarja hozni s
ICY egy 0tszazmillios terhet
mem allithatnak be, ha megfe
lel6 ad6bevetelekr6l mem gon
doskodik a kongresszus, mem
: lehetetlen, hogy ezen a eges;
javaslat fel fog borulni, hacsal
a szenatus velernenye mem ke
rekedik feliil, ahol gondo oskod
max ilyen ad6kr6ll.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-16

gedjek levagni, minthogy a.
Ford gyarat el6bb szervezzek.
be hat hettel.
Ha ugyanis a meg szerve-
zetlen munkasok AIT latjak,.
hogy a szervezet a sajat tag
jait a hev&gast6l megovili.
mem kepes, akkor keves kedve'
lesz hozza, hogy belepjen a.
szervezetbe es fizesse abban az;
adokat.
Es a gyermek is feleri esq
szel, hogy hasztalan munka.
harcolni es szervezkedni az
egyik fronto1, ha a masikon a
yeres6get es a veszteseget kiiz-
dellem nelkiil eltiii-ik.
Ahol szervezve vannak a
munkasok es bervagAsokat XII
(Tolytatas a2 six oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-16
A -BER ES MUNKAID0

javaslatanak a targyalasana
abban mar megegyeztek a hon.
atyak egymassal, hogy kiil0n,
onall6 hatalommal biro bizott-
sagot mem fognak felallitani,
hanem a t0rveny vegrehajtasa
ra lesz bizva a munkatigyi mi
niszteriumra.
Ez volt a hvansaga a num-
kas-szervezetek vezereinek es
ext tartjak praktikusabb
mindazok, alxik a Wagner tor
veny alapjan felallitott Fede-
raj Labor Board ketbalkezes
mtik0deset eddig figyeltek.
A mutt heten William II.
Green, az American Labor tFe-
deration eln0ke az eg6sz ja-
vaslat ellen foglalt allast, leg.
ink&bb val6szintileg azert
inert John L. Lewis, a GIG
carja legalabb langymelegen
a javaslat mellett van.
Mint regebben Is megirtul
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-16
Az ORSzAG IGAZI URAI

es tulaj jdonOsai, a U. S. Gyar
iparosok Szoyetsege evi gyiile-
set tartotta a multi heten Is
izgatottan vArta mindenki,
hogy a kivaltsagos osztaly plu-
tokrata kepviselete hajlando-
max mutatkozik-e az elnokkel
egyiitt dolgozni.
Haborut ugyan mem mertek
uzenni az eln0knek, de valami
sok co-operaciot sem mutattak
es bar ez evben mersekelt han
gon, de a regi notakat danol-
tax. Hogy az uj deal pr6bal-
kozasai, a munkas-helyzet bi-
zonytalansaga, az adok es al
talaban a kormany- -beavatko-
zasok okozzak a depresszi6t az
orszagban. (vajjon mi okozta
a meg sulyosabb depresszi6t a
Hoover eraban, mikor mind
ezen kifogasok mem voltak).
Az egesz gyulesen az lat
szott, hogy a.nagyt6ke varako-
zasi allasro ontra helyezkedett
hogy ad6elengedeseket es le-
szallitasokat, q Wagner tor
yeny m6dositasat, ;stb., yarja q
kongresszustol, ,miel6tt a Macy
toke sit-down sztrajkja be les2
fejezve. u