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Evening star., 1938-05-08

experience, first as teacher Of Ian
guages, sciences and mathematics in
secondary schools and junior colleges
and lataer as supervisor of such
schools.
DR.. Mullen disclosed the junior COL
lege will function as an evening school
and will offer courses in English, for
eign languages. sciences, social studies
and mathematics. The curriculum will
require three years and will lead to
the title Of associate in arts. Glasses
will begin September 10. Freshman
registrations will be received from
September to II.
Provost Fitzpatrick has been nego-
tiating the purchase Of Junior
college building convenient to the
university schools Of law and &C.
countancy which. with the junior COL
lege, will form corporate entity
He expects to announce the site
shortly.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
F. B. |. TARGET RANGE
ASKED IN ESTIMATES
$126,O for G-Men and Sc, $50
for Boys Training School
Sought by President.

Supplemental appropriations Of
Sl26,000 to construct target range
for the Federal Bureau Of Investiga-
ton and $3.50 for maintenance at
the National Training School for
Boys are included in budget of de-
ficiency estimates sent to Congress
yesterday by President Roosevelt,
making a total of 1854, ,492.90.
The budget message explains that
for some time facilities Of the Marine
Barracks at Quantico have been ex-
tended to the Federal Bureau of In
vestigation for training its special
agents for the use Of firearms.
The Secretary Of the Navy recently
advised the Attorney General that
these facilities have become overtaxed
and the Marine Corps will be unable to
permit its use by the F. B. I. How
ever, the Navy Department was agree
able to the Department Of Justice
constructing on the Marine Corps res
ervation target ranges and range
buildings conforming with the require
ments Of the reservation.
1t is proposed to build q 10-target
rifle range, a lo-target pistol range
and a 36-capacity barrack building
without dining room or kitchen in
stallation. Food service can be sup
piled by the Marine Barracks Hostess
House up to 100 men q day.
Evening star., 1938-05-08

to the other, all communication be-
tween them being carried on by mes
sages brought by his manservant and
replied to by her personal maid. One
day, pursuant to an invitation ten
dered by their customary go-betweens,
Mrs. Custis, suspicious but curious,
consented to go driving with her hus-
band. When she found him headed
straight for the creek, she broke si-
lence Of months with the query,
Where are You going, Mr. Custis?"
TO hell, madame" came the reply.
ANY place is preferable to Arlington. "
With the horse swimming between
the shafts of the chaise and the
waters of the creek coming up be-
tween its floor boards, Mrs. Gusts is
reported to have calmly replied, Drive
on. Mr.. Custis, the prospect is quite
as bright as at Arlington
A Unique Contract.
With reluctant admiration her hus-
band thereupon turned shoreward
with the comment, If were to drive
to hell. do not believe you would be
disturbed by the appearance on the
scene of the devil himself"
In the Northampton County cour,
records at Eastville there still sur
wives a previous contract between this
strange pair in which he solemnly
binds himself to be a good husband
to her and not interfere with her
household arrangements, and she to
do the things wife ought to. as well
as to keep herself aloof from the man
agement of his affairs.
Near the site of the Custis tombs
at Arlington is Hungars Episcopal
Church, in the Hungars parish, to
which Mr.. Gusts refers upon his
tomb.
Claim is made for Hungars Church
that it was the possessor Of the first
pipe organ in America. So great was
the need for ammunition upon the
part OF local Colonial forces during
the Revolutionary War, according to
local history, they in desperation dis
mantled its pipes, melted them and
with the Hungars Church hymn books
Tor Wadding and priming, successfully
maintained themselves against His
Majesty King George HIS troops,
Evening star., 1938-05-08
COOKE TO SPEAK
TO SENIOR CLASS
Is Named by American U. to
Give Commencement
Talk June 6.

Morris Llewellyn Cooke, consulting
engineer in management and former
administrator of the Rural Electrifi-
cation Administration, will deliver the
American University commencement
address on Monday evening, June 8,
in Memorial Continental Hall, accord
ing to an announcement from the office
Of DR.. Joseph M. M. Gray, chancellor
Of the university.
One Of the largest classes in the
history of American University will re-
ceive diplomas.
OF the q scholarships awarded to
incoming students of the 1938-l939
session, DR.. George B Woods, dean of
the college, announced that l8 were
granted to students of the District and
nearby Maryland.
The following students from Central
High School received an award: T. Co.
dele Lushbaugh. 1911 l. street NV;
Edward Nicholson. 14l3 Meridian place
NV; Gere Dele Sale, 1923 Whittier
street NV; Jacqueline M. Waldron,
1903 Thirteenth street NV. Eastern
High School: George S. Blanchard, jr.,
806 Massachusetts, avenue 17.E.; Helen
r. Leibrand, 631 Raleigh place Sc.
Mckinley High School, John P. Abba
dessa. 32l4 Beech street, Mount Rain
ier; T. Harry Newly. 1927 Jackson
street NE: Robert j. Searls, 24OO
Third street NE. Roosevelt High
School: Harold R. Bean, 735 Butternut
street. Western High School: Mar
garet L. Bleth, 1909 Nineteenth street
NV; Barbara E. Smith, 2O36 F street
NV. Woodrow Wilson High School:
Ilse P. Engel 34l3 Quesada street NV;
Charles T. Johnson, Ais Fessenden
street NV. Anacostia High School
Charles F. McNight, 1920 Fourteenth
street Sc. Bethesda Chevy Chase
High School: Virginia Bonham, u.s.
B. West Woodbine street. Chevy Chase;
John w. Manchester, ,6806 Meadow lane
Chevy Chase. James H. Bott, jr., 604
Sheridan street. was awarded the Dis
trict Of Columbia college honor schol-
arship
Evening star., 1938-05-08
Air-Speed Fight Warns.

Placing Of a new fleet Of all-metal
18-seater liners in service by Air
France has intensified the London
Paris air-speed battle for supremacy.
The new machines are the fastest ever
put on the route. They have a cruis-
ing speed of 200 miles an hour and
are scheduled to make the trip of 206
miles in rs minutes in any kind of
weather, probably less on good days.
For the last few months the record
of the flight has been in the posses
sion Of Air France and British Air
ways alternately. The time has been
beought g low - % minutes.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
REAR ADMIRAL REEVES
TO TALK ON WARFARE
Former Commander of Fleet and
DR.. Walsh Will Address
Military Engineers.

Rear Admiral Joseph M. Reeves, u.
s.. NJ, retired, former commander Of
the United States Fleet. will speak on
Modern Naval Warfare at a meet
ing Of the Society OF American Mill
tary Engineers at Fort Belvoir, Va,
at l0:45 pm. tomorrow
DR.. Edmund A. Walsh, vice presi-
dent of Georgetown University and
head Of its Foreign Service School,
will talk on Some Aspects of Interna-
tional Relationship"
A paper on THE Stream lined Di-
vision and Its Engineer Component
will be presented jointly by 1t. Col
S. c. Godfrey and Capt. j. M. Young,
both Of the Army Corps Of Engineers.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
GEORGIANS TO DANCE

The Georgia State society's annual
Cotton Ball, the final dance Of the
season for the group, will be held at
the Shoreham Hotel from $50 pm.
to l am, May 81, oficials announced
today.
Miss Leone Barber Is chairman Of
the Arrangements Committee.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
DIVERSION OF SEWAGE
INTO ANACOSTIA STOPS
Machinery Replacement Work at
Southeast Station Has Been
Completed.

Work on replacement of machinery
at the Sewage Pumping Station, at
the foot of New Jersey avenue Sc,
has been completed and diversion OF
sewage into the Anacostia River will
be halted Immediately. Maj John
Blake Gordon. sanitary engineer, an
nounced yesterday
Numerous residents, complaining of
the odor and death of hundreds of
fish in the Eastern Branch, apparently
as result of pollution, have filed COM
plants recently with the Health De-
partment.
Maj. Gordon said the diversion Of
sewage into the Anacostia River was
unavoidable temporarily since the
pumping station could not handle its
full load while new pumps and gates
were installed. Eighty per cent of the
sewage flow from the Northeast sec
ton Of the District has been pumped
through the station instead of being
diverted into the river.
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nOunceQ WQay by
DR.. John r. Ftz-
patrick, uni v er-
sity provost.
Dr.. M ulle n
comes to Colum-
bus from the fac
ulty Of Catholic
University, where
he has been con-
Quoting graduate
and undergradu-
ate courses in
Latin and Greek
since 1929.
Prior thereto he
had 10 years of
broad educational
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POET TO SPEAK HERE
Langston Hughes to Give Views
on Conditions.

Langston Hughes. colored poet, will
speak at the Metropolitan African
Methodist Episcopal Church. 1918 M
street NV, Tuesday at pm, under
the auspices of the International
Workers Order. John P. Davis, chair
man Of the National Negro Congress,
will preside. Sponsors of the meeting
include Representatives Coffee of
Washington and Bernard and Teigan
of Minnesota, Gardner Jackson and
John Brophy. director Of the Commit
tee for Industrial Organization.
The speakers subject will be "A
Negro Poet Looks at the World" He
is the author Of novel, Not With
out Laughter" and play in verse
"Mulatto." which ran for a year on
Broadway.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
Kemal to Get U. S. Yacht.

Savarona, the worlds most luz
urious yacht. which was once owned
by an American family. is to be pre-
sented to Kemal Ataturk by the Turk
ish government as a token of es-
TEEN. Built in Hamburg, Germany,
for the millionaire Cadwalader fam
lily of Philadelphia, Savarona orig
inally cost nearly s4,500,0O0.
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and Joseph c.
Behan. Spring.
field, Mass, vice
president of the
M a S S a chusetts
Mutual Life Ir-
surance Co. and
chairman Of the
National Com
mittee for Life
Insurance E du-
C a t ion. T he
S p e e C h es are
S C h e d uled for
1913 am. over
the Co lu m bia
B r o a d C a sting S
SvStapo
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Mussels Homesick.

Because they are being cultivated
too far from their usual haunts, mus
sels in France have grown homesick
and have lost their fat round figures
that delighted the gourmet. Fisher
men at Rochfort-sur-M Met, one Of the
principal oenters Of the mussel indus
try. have been placing the hedges on
which the mussels grow farther and
farther out to sea. The ministry Of
marine has Just advised them to plant
the hedges nearer the coast to help
them wax fat again.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
ALUMNEE TO MEET
Alpha Gamma Deltas to Discuss
Modern Children

Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae of
Washington and the vicinity will meet
at the home Of Mrs. j. H. Nelson,
2l2l New York avenue NV, Thurs
day, to discuss Modern Children"
Mrs. William Arthur, who helps con-
duct a child clinic; Mrs. Casper M.
Durgin, volunteer in the Big Sister
movement of the Florence Crittenton
Home, and Miss Caroline Legg, field
worker for the Children's Bureau, will
participate in the discussion. Miss Pat
Patterson will assist the hostess,
Evening star., 1938-05-08

Of the District of
Columbiai a n d
henceforth will be
known as Kappa
Phi National Law
Sorority, it was
announced yes
terday by DR..
James A. Bell,
president of the
university.
Miss Marie L.
Suter, past pres
ident Of the local
sorority and bur-
sar Of the uni
versity, was elect
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ALICE DEAL SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION TO MEET
Work Of Children Will Be Shown
and Dramatic and Glee Clubs
Will Present Play.

The Alice Deal Home and School
Association will meet tomorrow, be-
ginning with the open house" at 7:30
pm. and continuing with q presenta-
ton of robin Hood" by the ORA
matte and Glee Clubs at 8:l5 in the
school auditorium.
Work the children have done dur
ing the year will be on exhibition,
the shops will be open and operating
and demonstrations Of physical train
ing will be given in the gymnasiums.
Musical programs will also be given
by the music classes.
The loud-speaking system, recently
bought for the school by the Home
and School Association, will be used
at this meeting for the first time.
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BIRTHS REPORTED

Hyman and Ruth Cunin. girl.
Gsoree and Hsttie Finch, boy.
James and Sara Jewell boy
William and Mildred Lamkin. boy.
Leo and Lottie Lecklighter. s1rl.
Robert and Dora Phelps. boy.
Rubin and Hilda Rudden. girl.
Ernest and Hattie Stoneman. girl.
Reese and Doris Wharam. girl.
George and Jessie Evans boy.
William and Mary Goodwin, boy.
Clyde and Hilda Hall. boy.
Russell and Marie Jones. girl
ctto and aao Mrry o1eson IefIn airl ILL 00''
Herbert and Edith Pyles. girl
Robert and Jersey Rothwell boy.
Jesse and Sarah Sheets, boy.
Howard and Ellen Way. boy.
Theodore and Abbie Brockman, girl.
Nathaniel and Lucille Brown, girl.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
TALKS WILL OPEN
INSURANCE WEEK
Roper Among Speakers on
Program of Education
on Life Policies.

Life Insurance Education Week will
open here and In 1000 other cities
and towns throughout the United
States tomorrow. with radio speeches
to be made BY Secretary Roper
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the national sorority group. Miss Su-
ter announced that other chapters
will be organized throughout the
United States, Already law school
group In Massachusetts, and another
in Mississippi have expressed a de-
sire to become affiliated with the ma
tional organization. The local branch
has been designated as the Alpha
Chapter.
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INCORPORATION PAPERS
FILED BY LAW SORORITY
Miss Marie L. Suter Is Elected
as National President Of
Kappa Phi.

The Kappa Phi Law Sorority, which
since 1884 has functioned as a chap
ter at Southeastern University. last
week was incorporated under the laws
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G. v. j. STATES
SPRING CONCERT
Annual Event Will Be Held
Wednesday Night at
Shoreham Hotel.

The George Washington University
glee clubs will give their annual
spring concert on Wednesday evening
in the ballroom of the Shoreham
Hotel
They will present program from
the library of the great composers, in
Guiding an excerpt from the chorale
of BeethovenS Ninth Symphony"
which the clubs sang this season with
the National Symphony Orchestra. A
quartet of solo voices and the Leon
Brusiloff Concert Orchestra will join
in the Beethoven number DR.. Robert
Howe Harmon will direct and Mrs.
Harmon will accompany.
Greek Letter Sing.
Tomorrow evening fraternity and
sorority groups will compete in the
annual interfraternity intersorority
sing, which will be held at 8 pm. in
the gymnasium. Each of the Greek
letter societies will be represented by
chorus made up of their members,
who will sing fraternity or sorority
song and another song of their own
choosing. A cup will be awarded to
the fraternity chorus and to the So
rority chorus which are judged the
best.
The second of series of luncheons
inaugurated by Mortar Board to give
students the opportunity to meet in
formally with their professors will
take place Saturday, with members
Of the faculty of the English depart
ment as guests. In charge of arrange
ments for the luncheon are Alison
Clafiin and Jane Ramseyer.
Smock Ball Saturday.
Costumes and decorations will carry
out the atmosphere of the studio at
"smock ball" to be given SATURDAY.
night in Sorority Recreation Hall by
students of the department of fine
arts.
Dean William c. Johnstone has an
nounced the names of the following
so students whose scholarship for the
period ending in February. 1888. has
placed them on the junior college
xa1I
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COLUMBUS BOARD
NAMES DR.. MULLEN
Former c. U. Faculty Member Is
Made Dean of Co.educational
Junior College.

Appointment by the Columbus Uni
versity trustees of DR.. Francis j. Null
len as dean of the institutions new
co-educational junior college was an
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H. Larsgsard. Louis
Lazaroh. Melvin E.
Lewis. Emma G.
Lichterman. Roye L.
Lowry. Catherine D.
Ludwig, Anita r.
Maltz. Jane w. Mar
shall. Nancy Nimitz,
Gaines X. Palmes.
George A. pope.
Thomas L. Richman,
Harold H. Rubin.
Robert L. Simmons.
Norman E. Sharp
less. Eleanor E.
Sherbourne. Emily
a. Sparks. Marcel
II. P. VanHemert,
Nathan Wechsler.
Sidney Weger, Rich
ard R. MILESTONE,
Charles j. William
son. Arthur B. Willis,
Virginia A. Young.
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Emily NJ. Allen
George N. Anderson
Anna V, Appich.
Marvin W. Bingham,
Gustavo S. Belaval,
Grace E. Bailey,
Carter NJ. Bowen
Ira V. Brown. Sue
S. Burnett. Marjorie
!. Clark. Mabelle F.
Cutting. Facius W
Davis. Thomas N.
Dowd. Peter ]. Doyle
Byron A. Falk, Johr
R. Farrell. Isaac
Feldman. Marian E.
Freehafer, l. illia 7
Friedman. Jessie r
Gardner. Mary l.
Gof, Barbara A
Hodge, Mary B,
Houiahan, Ada F
James. Betty Kossow
Jessie c. Lamb. Clara
Evening star., 1938-05-08
All I9c ROSebusLses
All jjc Shrubs
= for 100

Pink Flowsring Almon
DOdwood, Red Stem
Eu0nymus eur0paeuS
tbush bittersweet)
Hydrangea Hills Of
Snow
Hydrangea Pee Gee
Japanese Flowering
Ounce
Pink Crepe Myrtle
Redleaf Barberry
Evening star., 1938-05-08

Red Crepe Myrtle
Spirea Anthony
Waterer
Sweet Scented Shrub
(calycanthus)
Tamarix
Weigela Eva Rathke
(red)
Weigela Pink
White KerriS
(Jetbead)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-16
MAGYAR TANTT0K

A Youngstown aiskolaszek
nemregen ujbol megvalasztotta
a kovetkezo magyar szarmaza-
SUI tanitokat: Mary Pallay a
Geography Hall iskolaba, He
len Hritzu a Clancy elemi is
kolaba, Susan Molnar a Thorn
hill iskolaba, mig a zenetana-
rok kozt lesz ismet a tehetSe-
ges William Omeis.
A Scent Erzsebet korhazban
sikerrel tette lie az apolon6i
vizsgat Takacs Maria.
A Youngstown College gra-
dualtjai k0zt is van egy tehet-
seges magyar ifju, Jackie J6-
zsef, az ismert Jackie JOSEF
magyar mernok fla, aki meg
kapta a Bachelor of Arts dip
lomat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-16
MAGYARORSZAGON
SOKKAL

nyugodtabb napok voltak az
utolso ket hetben es ma mar
altalaban AIT hiszik, hogy a
bujtogato elemek forradalmi
torekvesei vegleg elultek.
Sajnos, az eucharisztikus
kongresszus remenysegei mem
teljesultek be, a nemet kor-
many magatartasa a latogatok
szamat a minimumra szoritot-
ia es az europai esemenyek
hatasa alatt nyomott hangu-
latham is volt mindenki.
Magyarorszagon erosen re-
melik, hogy a helyreallo euro
pal nyugalom a nyari turista
forgalmat meghozza es hogy a
majusvegi vesztesegeket a SIT.
Istvan innepsegek behozzak.
Termeszetesen ait tudiak
otthon, hogy vegleges stabi-
litas a kormany szocialis prog
ramjan mulik, amelynek a meg
valositasa mem keshet sokaig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-16
EUR0PABAN A SPANYOL

varosok es a civil lakossag
sorsa kelt nagy reszvetet, aki-
ket a felkelok most mar egy-
altalan mem kimelnek.
Szinte ugy nez XII helyzet,
mintha a gy6zelmtik biztos
mem lenne, inert eszeveszett
"hadmozdulataikkal' ellense-
geikke tesznek mindenkit.
Azonkivul, hogy a spanyol
varosokat allandoan a levego-
boil bombazzak, tobb izben ra-
tamadtak egy francia varosra
es ma eros francia katonasae
all a spanyol hataron, hogy
ismetl6deseket gyors megtor.
las k0vessen.
Eppen ilyen esztelenul bonn.
baztak angol hajokat es ha egy
par hetig a haborut ilyen mo
DORIAN folytatjak, isnet We
szelybe keril Europa bekeie.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-16
A Tt1DOBETEGEKET
is TANITJAK

A megyei tuberkulozis szana-
toriumban iskolai oktatasban
fogjak reszesiteni mindazon be-
teg tank0teles gyermekeket, a
kiket a tud6baj a szanatorium-
ban valo tartozkodasra keny-
szeritett es ICY mem jarhattak
iskolaba. Jelenleg 10 gyermek
van a Kirk Roadi Szanatorium-
ban, akik koziil nehanyan meg
soha nem voltak az iskolaban.
Az iskolai oktatast, amelynek
a koltseget a kornyekbeli isko-
lax alapjabol fedezik, mar e
nyar folyaman megkezdik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-16
A JAPAN-KINAI
HABORUBAN

vi fordulat jott mutt he
ten. Az eszakon elore nyoInulo
japan seregek veszelyeztetik
Hankow-t, a jelenlegi fovarost
es a kinai kormany a civil Ia
kossagot mar hatra kiildi a va
rosbol.
De a multi heten megkezd
tex a terror hadjaratot Delki-
ma ellen is es nap-nap utan
Delkina legertekesebb kikot6-
varosat, Cantont bombazzak.
A vadallatias legi tamadasok
tizezer civil aldozatot kovetel-
tex OF nap alatt es az idegen
hatalmak tiltakozasat a japa-
nok figyele1nbe mem vettek.
Canton bombazasa azert
hord nemzetkozi veszedelmet
magaban, inert Canton kozvet.
len kozelsegeben van Hon.
Kong, a vilaghires angol koro.
ma birtok, amely a tavol Kelet
egyik leggazdagabb varosa e.
egyik legerosebb angol erode
Es Anglia egyaltalan mem
orul annak, hogy Japan oda
vitte a haborut az angol koro
ma birtok szelere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-16
FRANCIAORSZAGBAN MEM

sok nyugalma van a parla-
menti szunet alatt sem a kor-
manynak, amely pedig minden
hatalmat megkapott egyne-
hany honapra.
A munkasok sit down sztrajk
jai egymast erik es a mutt he
ten a kormany penzverdejeben
ultek le a munkasok.
A miniszterelnok bejelentet-
te, hogy ezeket a sztrajkokat
kulonosen kormany uzemekben
mem tiiri es katonasagot rem
delt XII, hogy a munkasokat XII
vitesse a helyiikr6l.
Most attol felnek Francia-
orszagban, hogy a helyzet kie-
lesedik, a sztrajkok elharapoz-
max es a parlamentet lido elott
ossze kell hivni, hogy olyan
kormanyt keressenek, amely
meg tudja teremteni es tartani
a nyugalmat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-16
A CSEH-NEMET
ELLENTETEK

illetve hat inkabb csak a
cseh-nemet nyelvelesek ismet
klujultak a multi heten, mikor
a kozsegi valasztasok harma-
dix vasarnapjara keszultek.
A valasztasok eredmenye ter
meszetesen az, hogy a nemet
nacionalistak oriasi t0bbsege-
ket kaptak es hogy ezentul a
nemzetisegek egyre er6sebben
fogjak kovetelni az autono-
miat, ha mem = t0bbet.
A cseh kormany allitolag
ezen a heten fogja az vi rend-
rol a javaslatat beadni, de
mindez celtalan kiserlet.
Az angolok eleg erelyesen
megerttettek a franciakkal es
a csehekkel, hogy a mesterse-
gesen 0sszetakolt koztarsasag-
max a nemetekkel kell "egyutt
dolgozni'', ami ait jelenti, hogy
a nemet gazdasagi es politikai
blokkhoz kell csatlakoznia, ha
a haborut Ell akarjak kerulni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-16

ben a multi heten ugy latszik,
hogy a Supreme Court teljes
bizalmat is megnyerte.
A Remington-Rand, amely-
mex otezer munkast kell visz-
szahivni, az emberek kicserele-
set mar a mutt heten meg
kezdte es nyolcszaz regen elbo-
csajtott embert hivott vissza a
munkaba.
A Republic Steel elleni rem
deletet visszavonta a Board a
birosag el6l, de valoszinu, hogy
az acelgyarakkal is meg fog
max birkozni.
Ezzel szemben sulyos veszte-
seq erte a munkasokat Michi-
gan allan Supreme Courtja
el6tt, ahol megallapitottak
hogy senkit nincs joga senki.
mex vissZatartani a munkabol
Akik sztrajk idejeen minder
aron munkaba akarnak men.
nj, azoknak az utjat mem sza
bad a picketeknek elallni es ket
embert ilyesmiert megbiintet
tex, amt jovahagyott az allan
legfelso birosaga a multi heten
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-16

termenyeket - es ICY arany-
lagos jo evet remelnek.
Az idei nagy termes k0vet-
kezmenyekeppen a j0v6 eyre
a korlatozas megint eros lesz,
a farmerek tehat a i6 termes
tetejebe jo bonuszt is joggal
remelnek.
Sajnos, kivetelt kepeznek
azok a farmerek, akik azonna-
Ii fogyasztasra termelnek, mint
peldaul a gyiim0lcs, a zoldseg
es a baromfi termel6k, akik
kenytelenek ma olyan piacon
arulni, ahol a vevok hetven
szazaleka WPA checked .visz
csak a piacra.
Ezeket a farmereket erosen
sujtja az is, hogy a teheraru
forgalom fuvardijat emeltek,
inert mikor egy-egy szallit-
manyert nagyon alacsony arat
kapnak, az neha nem eleg
a fuvarra.