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Smyrna times., 1938-03-03
KENTON NEWS
NOTES OF WEEK
Personal Mention and Social
Items and Other Parties
Reported About Town
COMMUNITY INTEREST

Kenton, March 3 - The Honor
Roll pupils for Kenton School for
the fourth period are: First grade,
Alberta Lane; Second grade, ,Gertie
Miller, William McFadden, Laura
Belle Downs; Third grade, Joni
Miller, Betty Pinder, Alice Shawl,
Palmer Carter, Helen Jewell +;
Fourth grade, Marlyn Rowlinson,
Francis Downs, Robert BedWell,
Clifton Faulkner, Martha Wyatt.
Fifth grade, Ma ry Hester Downs !;
Sixth grade, Louise Everett, Modal
RaWlinson.
Miss Elizabeth Hughes of New
arw, spent last Tuesday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Hughes.
Mrs. Helen G. Attix spent last
Friday with her daughter Miss
Elizabeth Attix in Newark.
The Home Makers Club will
meet with Mrs. H. w Hilyard on
Wednesday afternoon, March 9Th.
The Philathea and Baraca Class
es will meet in basement of church
on Wednesday evening, March 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schneider,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schneider
and son George, from GIassbor-
ough, N. j., spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. E. r. Remley.
Mrs. Sarah Numbers is spending
this week with her son and family
Mr.. John Numbers, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. j. George Knots
entertained company on Sunday.
Mrs. Addie G. Arthurs, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. D. Crossley and daughter
Carolyn, and Miss Gertrude Par
sons were dinner guests on Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Y. Will
liams in Dover.
Mr.. John Mcdowell Of Philadel-
phia, Pa, spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Smith, Jr
Miss kathryn Clifton spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Clifton
Mrs. Harvey Morris Of Havre de
Grace, Nd, spent last Wednesday
with her mother, Mrs Leatha
Bishop.
Mrs Dewey Crossley entertain
ed the Home Missionary Society
last Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Eugene Attix spent the
weekend in Philadelphia
Miss Ethel Carey Of Wilmington
spent the weekend with her moth
er and sister.
Mr.. J. P. Walker, who has been
spending sometime with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Shubert, returned
on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Laur-
ence Smith, another daughter, and
nieces, Mary Jane and Eleanor,
visited him on Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Walker and grand
daufighter Mary Kathryn, spent
the weekend in Philadelphia with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Middleton. Mrs
Walker remained for a longer
visit.
Mr.. Milbourne Wiley of Lewes,
spent the weekend with his sister,
Mrs. S. G. Walker and family.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-03
OLD MEMORIES
By w. D. Greene

I'm thinking now Of by-gone days.
Those days so sweet, of long ago
When side by side we'd wend our
ways
Where love and fancy bid US 90.
Life never held for me such joy
AS merged within those few
brief years.
Such happiness without, alloy,
But later fraught with pain and
cares.
And now our life is near its end;
Son will the reaper CLEAN his
grain.
But, oh! how sweet it all would be
If we could live those days again
And realize how good God is
To those in whom He takes
delight;
For unto the mthe promise is
At evening time it shall be light
Smyrna times., 1938-03-03
Salisbury, Md.

Salisbury, Md.
Mrs. D. H. Casson has been
spending a few days with her sis
ter, Mrs. William Masten, near
Dover.
Harvey Williams, who has been
on the sick list, is reported better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Savin and
Mrs. Lille Abbott of Townsend,
have been on a brief visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ford and
family.
Mrs. Marie Bowen of Whining
ton, was a recent guest of Mrs. E.
]. Lafferty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel King and
Miss Frances Clark were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Nc
Creary and son, William, at Smyr-
ma.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-03
WELLINGTON

Items of Personal and Social Inter
est Cleaned About CeighbOrhood
MiIlington, Nd. March 3-Rob-
ert Higman and Barney King have
returned home from a business
trip IN Pennsylvania lasting sever
al weeks, but they were glad to
get back home as they feel and
say there is no place that can COM
pare with the good old Eastern
Shore.
Mrs. Walter Gale, Of Galena,
Md, spent last week at the home
Of her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Leo Gale.
Mrs. Susie Manning is spending
some time with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bramble, in Chesapeake City,
While there she expects also to
visit her son, James Manning in
Coatesville, Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Merritt Brice and sister,
Miss Edna Strong were recent
visitors to their brother, William
r. Strong, near Rock Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson Horsey en-
tertained a few friends recently in
honor of Mrs. Ho-sey's birthday.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Townsend, of Odes-
sa, Del, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman A.
Wellen and Edgar T. Stevens, of
Millington.
Miss Tilly Logan of Fredericks-
burg, Va, has returned from a
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert M. Logan, on Cypress
street.
James Booth Higman, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L, Higman
celebrated his 10th birthday on
Washington's Bidthday.
Mrs. Frank Carmine and son
Terry visited friends and rela-
tives in Millsboro, Del, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gleave, OF
Philadelphia, Larry Mccarthy and
Miss Helen Higman of Whining
ton, were recent guests Of theii
aunt, Miss Mollie Higman, or
South Crane street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Stevens
visited last week their son, Le'
land Stevens, who has recently
been operated upon for append
icitis in the Maryland Genera
Hospital, Baltimore. He is nov
recovering nicely in that institu
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bell anc
little daughter Jane, were guests
last week of Miss Myrtle Wilson In
Chestertown.
Lucian E. Massey and James D
Moore have been visiting in vii
mington.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-03
CHESWOLD
Items of Personal and Social IN
tereet Cleaned From the Vicinity

Cheswold, March 3-The Home
makers Club held meeting re-
Gently at the home of Mrs. Will
liam Carrow. At the meeting the
members were instructed in can
d1ewicking, by the leader, Mrs.
Jeff Cooper. A social hour follow
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Purcell
and son have moved to Newtown
Square, Pa. Cheswold folks are
sorry to lose them and wish for
them success in their new work.
Gordon Casson was elected dele
gate from Cheswold Church to the
recent Youth Conference held at
Smyrna times., 1938-03-03

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Charles Rodr,rR T,R n
Ennis, Ms ". Wy Y,
Rose Slangb.N Nsse I
ell Mrs Edga,,S i've ,Ss + /
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and Mrs Harr n
classw i'll coptis,.. 9
day nights anr5-. !. !
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We feel it is : !. 4
learning "a
Mr. and Mrs.
spent a few d,r,
relatives IN Palss.,.s'' +.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-03
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
NOTICE

Dead or disabled horses. cows
and mules removed FREE OF
charge by calling DOVER TAG r
13. No animals removed unless call
Is made Immediately and no an.
imais oying from contagious dis
case win be removed.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-03
HARTLY
items of Personal and Social IN
terest Cleaned From the Vicinity

Hartly, March 3-The Delaware
Chapter of Red Cross has organ
lied a class in home hygiene ard
care of the sick. The following
officers were elected: Chairman
Mrs. Thomas Rodway; secretary
and treasurer, Mrs. Harry Legar
in charge of com s, Mrs. Mar
DAILY; monitor, Mrs King. Mem
bers enrolled were Mrs. Thomas
Roadway, Mrs. Mary Daily, Mrs.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-03

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Evening star., 1938-04-29
ENVOY Of FRANCE
PRESENTS PRIZES
% High School Students
Who ExCeI|ed in Study of
French H0nored.

Acting on behalf of the French
de Saint Quentin, the French Ambas-
sador, yesterday presented prizes to
% local private and public high school
students who have excelled in the
study of French.
They were the winners in the re-
cent fourth annual contest conducted
by the Washington Association of
Teachers of French. Approximately
ITO students in 26 schools competed
for the prizes, which consisted of sill
yer and bronze medals for first and
second honors and books for third
honors.
The exercises were conducted in
CASTOR Hall at Georgetown Univer-
sity and the Rev. John E. Grattan,
s. j., dean of the college, acted as host.
Miss Elizabeth Reynolds. president of
the teachers association, presided.
The prizes for private school stu
dents were awarded to the following:
Fourth year classes-Agnes Taw-
ressy Holton Arms, and CATHERINE
Crane. Maret, tied for first: Joan Will
kinson. Madeira, second
Third year classes-Stephanie Pell,
Madeira, first; Catherine Clement,
Holton Arms, second; Julia Cuniberty,
Madeira, third
Second year classes-Claire Snow,
Holton Arms. first; Sarah Everett,
Madeira, second; Eileen O'Donnell, I'm
maculata Conception, third.
First year classes-Gene Cox Maret,
first; Barbara Mclaughlin, George
town Visitation Convent, second
In the public school group the prizes
were awarded as follows:
Fourth year classes-Marylin Will
liams, Central High, first; Jacqueline
Chevallaz, Western High. second; Ma
rion Wolberg, Roosevelt High. third
Third year classes-Mary Ingles,
Western High, first; Carol Kennedy,
Western High. second; Elise Fisher,
Mckinley High, third
Second year claSses-Richard Will
liams, Central High, first; Stephen
Graham, Woodrow Wilson High, Sec
ond; John Ingles Western High, third
First year classes-Louis Winfield,
Paul Junior High, first: Virginia Perrin,
Paul Junior High. second; Lawrence
Fagg. Gordon Junior High, honorable
mention.
Evening star., 1938-04-29
EMPLOYEES HONORED
FOR SAFE DRIVING
66 Thompson Dairy Workers Are
Granted Awards at Insurance
Agency'S Dinner,

The second in a series of traffic
safety campaign dinners sponsored
by the Mutual Insurance Agency, Inc,
of Washington in collaboration with
local commercial firms featured safe
driving awards to 36 employees of
ThompsonS Dairy last night in
Schneider's Restaurant.
OF 1873 drivers. including statesmen,
route agents, deliverymen and helpers,
all but five maintained clear traffic
records during the past three months
Beside the cash prizes safe driver"
cards were issued
j, c. Wilson. vice president of the
Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Co. of
Chicago, who addressed the gathering,
stressed that traffic safety is pers-
onal factor depending on physical
and mental fitness, proper instruc-
ton and careful supervision
Albert Peters. president of the local
Mutual agency, announced another
traffic safety dinner will be held in
the near future.
Evening star., 1938-04-29
F. F. NESBIT ELECTED
IN BAR BODY POLLING
T. S. Offutt of Towson Is Named
for Maryland in State
Delegate Voting.

Results of State delegate elections
In the American Bar Association were
announced yesterday for the 81 juris-
dictions of the United States.
Among them were Frank F. Nesbit,
one-year term for the District of
Columbia; T. Scott Offutt of Towson,
Md, two-year term for Maryland,
and Thomas B. Gay of Richmond
three-year term for Virginia
The associations State delegates
act as chairmen of delegates from
their respective States to the House
of Delegates of the association, and
serve as nominating committee for
general Offices of the association.
The next meeting of the delegates
will be held here May II, but newly
elected State delegates will not par
ticipate in that session, excepting
those who were elected to fill vacan-
cies, it was said.
Evening star., 1938-04-29
SEMINARY AUXILIARY
TO HOLD COUNTY FAIR
Alexandria Women's Group to
Give Affair Tuesday From
8 to 6 in Afternoon.

The annual county fair, sponsored
by the Junior Women's Auxiliary of
the Virginia Theological Seminary,
Alexandra, Va. will be held from to
6 pm. Tuesday at the seminary, it
was announced yesterday.
Grab bags. motion pictures, pony
rides and comic side show acts by SEM
mary students will be included in the
entertainment. Orders for flower pur-
chases, which annually are a part of
the festival, are being taken by Mrs.
Albert Miller prior to Tuesday and
deliveries will be made at the fair, it
was said.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-17
AZ AUTO PARBAN MINDEN CSENDES

Melyseges csend honol auto parban United Auto
mobl Workers mintha audnek meg mozdu meg ait Sc
hangoztaa tobb hogy rendbe foga szedn Ford gyarat
es meg fogja mutatni Henrynek, hogy XII az sure
Ez lido szerint mutatnak meg semmit Henry Ford
max inert alanak autoob gyarak Detroit yarosaban es
naponta tzezrvel eentkeznek auto munkasok segeye
Ho? Mem unionnal aho aba keresnenek segitseget ha
varosnal amelynek gondoskodnia kellene nyomor
ban evokro Es varos atolag gondoskodk is Hat tagu
csaladnak meg olyan kaprazato osszeget kna he ee
lemre, mint peldau ke dollar zennegy cent Vannak
ban kveteek akkel obban bannak Eek tzennegy cent
heyett tzenoot kapna Azza hogy megeni
meltoztassek ehenhaln.
automobi vezet6 mostansag mem verik nellt-
ke hogy NIT csinanak maid Henry Forddal hamaroan Meg
fdben Az pedig ds za ha meg lehet meyseges csend
ben hallani
Elenben Henry Ford mem hallgat Ez Henry
mndg tuda, hogy mikor halifax id6k az mamara
yet es ait sietve hasznalja XII
Most is ICY esz Mkor tobb auto gyarak alanak ak
kor Henry hrteen erendelte hogy kezdenek munahoz
gyaraban tejes er6vel Fstologjenek kemenyek eenap
pal zakatoljanak gepek rendeek be munka-
sokat.
Ford gyarakban az tortenik amt Henry pa
rancsol, meg is indut oft munka teljes er6vel
Es most tessek odarnenn ezekhez a munkAsokhoz az
auomob mio szervez6nek azza hogy Henry Fordnal ke
gyeenebb munkaado nincs fold hatan ke Henryt tor
nj mnden aron.
Ford gyarak munkasai lyen bzatas hallatara atnez
mex General Motors es Chryser meg t0bbi autonobn
gydr kemenyei fe es AIT ak hogy azok egyaltaan
fist0nek E mivel azok fstonek munkasai
valukat vonogatak es kz0mb0sen mennek gyarba hogy
dolgozzanak Mer nezek szerint Henry is ad nek
kenyeret amkor mas egyaltalan mem ad
Ebben all Ford ereje Ezekben kszamthatatlan meg
mozdulasokban aneyek meg0edk embere annyra hogy
munas 0ntudat akar felebredni bennik es
max unioba allani.
nyen ervek ellen baos arcoln munkas i6llakott
gyomra erz att hogy t0bbi gyar embeeinek korog
hasa ehseg6 Olyan enbe gyongeseg ez aelye bajos
felvenm kizdelme es alghanem gazuk azoknak ak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-17
CSOM0T KERESNEK MINDEN KAKAN

Isnerink embereket akiknek tereszetuk az hogy min
csomot keresnek de meg eek taranak vaame
yes morogva s de beenyugodnak abba hogy
nehanapan masok csnanak 6 dolgokat oyanokat, ak
ellen lehet Hfogast emeln.
Az amerka Macy 0ke vlagaban azonban most olyan ka
kan csoot keres6k alanak elen akk szer Roosevelt
ko11nanyza meg tevedesb6 csnaha jot csak rosszat
mar politka gyl0letet nagyon sok esetben Leg
kvAlt pogarhaboru dejen amkor egesz Del eene for
duit Lincoln Abrahanak de t0renetrok aprankent kide
hogy meg azok soaban voltak emberek ak
hajigatak k0vet Lnconra Titokban artottak ugyan
vemenyuke de fejegyezk gaz erzesuket es kes6bb
tudta vag hogy Deen volt ellensege mindenk Macy
eln0knek
Csak most kovetkezett be helyzet hogy nagy toke
tes egszeben elene fordut Roosevetnek es kn csoot
hbat tala inden epeseben, mnden ohajasaban
Ez kelti fe AIT gyanut nagy vag szemeben, aminek
most egyre nytabban adnak fejezst 6eg angolorsza
apo hogy Rooseveltnek ITALIAN megs gaza Mert el
kepzeheto hogy oyan enoke lehessen Amerikanak a
sofa, meg veetensegb6l Sc tud valami j6t csinalp.
Ami Angiaban es mas kuorszagokban csak gyanu, AIT
egesz amerka nen1ze tudja es vaa es exert mondhata
Roosevelt akkora ogos bztonsagga hogy hata mog0t all
nep akarata.
Igen, oft all es nem hagyja cserben elnoket
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-17
HAMAROSAN VEGE

-. szakad a kongresszus also
hazaban a folytat6lagos es kon
struktiv munkanak, inert az
elnok a het vegen a munkaid6
es munkaber javaslat ujbol
val6 napirendre tiizeset STIR
gette.
Nyilvanval6, hogy Roosevelt
mem fog ett6l a javaslattol ell
allni es ha mas reform tor
venyt mem kovetel ett6l a
kongresszustol, ezt az egyet a
honatyak torkan - hacsak
lehetseges - lenyomja.
Kinos szenzaciot keltett eb-
ben a kerdesben, hogy Mr..
Green ;jonak latta a javaslat
ellen beszelni, amivel mem sok
hivet szerzett az amugy is
reakcios American Federation
of Labornek.I
Minthogy a javaslat az also
haz .nunkaiigyi bizottsaga el6tt
fekszik, ahonnan a t0bbsegben
lev6 deli reakci6sok Is a re-
publikanusok mem akarjak AIT
targyalasra kihozni, mem le-
hetetlen, hogy az eln0k a k0-
zeli hetekben a polgarsaghoz
fog APPELLANT ellentik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-17
MI MEM TUDHATJUK,

hogy NIT gondolna, vagy
NIT tenne Lincoln, ha meg
egyszer megjelenhetnek az or
szagban, de bizonyara szegyen-
teljes fajdalommal latina, hogy
eppen az 6 repubikanus partja
az, amely a lincseles elleni tor
venyjavaslat utjat elallja.
Szegyenkezve ismerne ell,
hogy mig a negereket a poll
tikai rabszolgasagtol sikeresen
felszabaditotta, addig gazdasa-
gi rabszolgakat csinaltak belo-
lik es ezeknek a szegeny rab-
szolgaknak a szamat megtol-
dottak a feher prohtarok mil
lioival, akik szinten berrab-
szolgak.
A kormanypart fogyatekos-
sagait ismerjuk es azokat men
tegetni mem kivanjuk, de egye-
nesen ketsegbeejt6, hogy az
egesz nagy republicans part
ban konstruktiv kijelenteseket
csak egyetlen embert6l hallot-
funk konnyen megerthet6
hogy ilyen ellenzek mellett ha-
mis- vaganyokra siklik a kor.
manypart.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-17
A MULTI HET Macy

gazdasagi szenzaci6ja az
aceltruszt ket eljarasa volt, a
melyekkel az acel arat levagta
a CIO-val a szerz6deset meg
hosszabbitotta egy eyre.
Az acel aranak a leszallita-
sat altalaban az arak leva-
gasat John L. Lewis csak men,
reg ellenezte, inert azzal fenye-
gettek az aceltruszt reszer6,
hogy arleszallitas eseten a be-
reket is levagjak,
Az aceltruszt megfogadta az
eln0k tanAcsat, aki mar az
NRA kezdeten ARA kerte a
nagy iparvallalatokat, hogy a
profitot ne a r1agasra emelt
arakban, hanem a magasra
emelt termelksben keressek.
Ha EFT a tanacsot megfogad-
tax volna regebben, akkor a
jelenlegi depressi6 mem sza-
kadt volna az orszagra, inert
ait feltetlentil a tulmagasra
csigazott arak okoztAk.
Ha az aceltruszt es az egesz
acelipar peldajat minden vo-
nalon, else sorban az epiilet-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-17
LINCOLN NAPJAT

iinnepeltiik a multi heten eb-
ben a hazaban, aInit a repub-
likanus part az utols6 egy-ket
evtizedben j6forman kisajati-
tott maganak S elmondhatjuk,
hogy az ellenzeken lev6 repub-
likanusok szegyent hoztak a
szabadit6 nevere.
Az egyetlen Aiken, Vermont
allan kormanyz6ja volt eleg
becsiiletes hozza, hogy elmond-
ia, rniszerint Lincoln ma SEE
gyenrlel .tekintene a partjara.
szegyenkezne azert, inert a
nincstelenek, a nyomorg6k, a
letaposottak irant semmi ro-
konszeny vagy erdekl6des mem
lathato a republikanusok part
jaban.
Mert egyetlen hang repub-
likanus .oldalrol a munkas-
szervezetek es a szervezkedes
jogainak a vedelmeben el mem
hangzik es inert a republika-
nus part a sajat vaksagaban a
munkaber javaslatot gancsol-
ia.
Vandenberg, a Grand Old
Party" allando eln0k-jel0lt-je-
loltje sokkal kevesebbet t0ro-
dott iinnepi megnyilatkozasa-
ban Lincolnnal es inkabb ar
ra figyelmeztette a partial S
AIT tartotta sokkal fontosabb-
max. hogy 1940-ben vegyek at
a kormanyzast.
Ere a celra a reakci6s de-
mokratakat ismet meghivta a
republikanus partba es haj-
landonak nyilatkozott, hogy a
partot, ha kell, egeszen is fel-
ada.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-17
A KONGRESSZUS ALSO

hazaban :eleg szorgaiommal
dolgoztak es tet6 ala hoztak a
farm-billt, .arnellyel kevesen
vannak megelegedve az orszag-
ban. -
A talaj Observation-Disclosures a
cimen segelyt fognak ADM BIZ
zonyos esetekben a buza, a
tengeri, a gyapot,, a dohany es
a rizs-farmelnak s ezenfelil a
gyapot es tengeri arat garan-
taljak is - meglehet6s ma
gas arakkal - rnikor az sziik-
seges.
A buzatermeloket biztositas-
sal is ellatjak, ami szinten az
arak bizonyos mertekben valo
garantalasat jelenti.
Szomoruan kerdezhetik az
olvasok, hogy nit akarnak
pont a rizsfarmerekt6l, akik
olyan kevesen vannak ebben
az orszagban S inert mem gon-
dolnak peldaul a tel, vagy a
zoldseg farmerre. Ere csak
AIT lehet felelni, hogy a javas-
lat megszavaztatasahoz a rizs-
keruletek nehany kongresz-
manjenek a szavazatara sziik-
seq volt.
Az orszag proletarjai mem
nagy 0rommel veszik tudoma-
sui, hogy a Del-nek garantal-
nj fogjuk a gyapot II centes
arat fontonkent, amivel szem-
ben a deli allamok kepviselete
all utjaban a munkaber es
munkaid6 torvenynek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-17
A FELS0HAZBAN A

szenator urak meg mindig
lincseles elleni javaslaton ra-
godnak, amelyr6l biztosan tud-
jak, hogy ebben az evben tor
veny mem lesz mar bel6le.
Ezenkiviil a navy-javaslattal
vannak elfoglalva, arnelynek
kapcsan joforman lehetetlen
dolgokat k0vetelnek egyesek a
kormanyt6l.
Bar a kiliigyminis1ter hiva-
talosan es hatarozottan kije-
lentette, hogy NINCS semmi-
fele szovetsegiink, megallapo-
dasunk, egyezsegiink semmife-
lie idegen kormannyal, a nagy
navy ellenz6i tovabb firtatjak,
hogy mikr6l szokott a kiiliigy-
MINISTER Anglia kormanyaval
beszelni.
Nagyon termeszetes, hogy a
vilag jelenlegi helyzeteben
Angliaval valo bizonyos egytitt
mukodesre lennenk egy vi vi
laghaboru eseten szorulva s az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-17

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vi szerz6des ant lnutatja,
hogy a nemzet komoly. nagy-
t6kesei latsz6lag belenyugod- !
tax az vi rendbe Is elismerik,
hogy az amerikai munkfss 70
sajat sorsa felett ezentui seer
vezetten fog intezkelni, inert
a szervezett t6kevel csak ICY
kepes alkudni.
Az aceltruszt tudvalev6leg q
Morgan penzcsoport birtoka-
ban van es megnyugtat6, hogy
ez a penzcsoport a szervezetek
kel tobbe mem akar harcolni.
Hasztalan lesz azonban az
uralkodo osztaly eszszerii vi
selkedese, ha maguk a mum
kasok az egymas kozt valo
marakodast tovabb folytatjak.
A multi heten a UMWA XII
Walt az AFL-b6l, nire az AFL
utolag. a banyaszokat "kizar-
ta" es eek a tavolrol valo
nyelv0lt0getesek semmit mem
hasznalnak a munkas ugye-
mex.
A banyaszok konvenci6jAn
mem Greent kellett volna szid-
nj, hanem Lewist, ahogy mind
ket tabornak "a kellene kop-
pantani a sajat vezerkaranak
q kezere es raszoritani 6ket a
bekere. 3 !. :
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-17
A MUNKASOK
KOZT FOLY0

elkesedett polgarhaborubd a
vilagon semmi haszna mem
lehet es nincs a munkasnak
es az csak a vezerek 0nz6 egye-
nj celjait, nagyravagyasait Is
politikai ambici6it szolgalja.
Es hasztalan hoznak bizo-
nyos biztonsagot az arak le-
szallitasaval az uzletbe S hasz-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-17
A KONGRESSZUS
KENYTELEN

volt a depressi6val es az al
tala hozott nyomorral foglal-
kozni a multi heten, inert az
eln0k tovabbi ketszaz0tven mil
lio dollart kert segelyre es Sc
gely-munkakra.
Erdekes, hogy a tizezer dol
lar mellekkeresetert 'dolgozo'
honatyak az orszagban ural-
kod6 nyomorral lathatoag min
csenek tisztaban, inert egyel6-
re 'kihallgatasokat" 6hajtanak
eszk0z0lni, miel6tt az eln0k
kerese felett szavaznak.
Avert iiznek politikat ebb6l
a faj6 k6rd6sb6l, inert AEON
vannak, hogy szavazas el6tt
minel nagyobb 6sszeg igeretet
szerezzek meg a sajat kertile-
teiknek mindazok, akilmek a
szavazatokra sztiksegiik van.
Tanacsos lenne, ha Amerika
nincstelenjei ''ratilnenek" a
tiztelt honatyakra es tavira-
tokban S levelekben bombaz-
max 6ket, hogy a kert 0ssze-