davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-13
A CAMPBELL MAGYAROK
NAGYBIZOTTSAGA

Eln0k ,Hensperger J6zsef. Alelnok
F0d6 Istvan. Titkar Gy6rgy Tamas,
ia Tremble Avenue, Campbell, o.,
akihez Nagybizottsag tisztikara'
srdekl6 levelek kdldend6k. Penztar.
nok Sagi Ignatz. Penztari ellen0r
Walter Janos. Tr0sztik: Horv&th 10
zsef, Gy0rgy Mih6ly IS Sztanko ia
nos. Ajt66r Dud&s Mihaly.
ayiil6seit tartja a h6nap Ak va
,sarnapjan este 6rai kezdettel 9
Campbell Magyar Otthonban, Reed
Ave 118 szam alatt. - Hivatalos lar
az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-13
JOBB BELATASRA KEzD EBREDNI
WASHINCTONBAN A LABOR BOARD

Szinte szenzaciosnak mond-
hato fordulatot csinalt a Ma
tional Labor Relation Board
eddigi politikajaban, amelynek
els6 kovetkezmenye az, hogy a
CIO olyan haraggal fordult ell
lene, mintha ell akarna nyelni
az egesz bizottsagot. Ketseg-
telen, hogy a Board hataro-
zata meglep6 volt es felttinest
keltett az egesz orszagban, fo-
leg Washingtonban.
Wisconsin allan Racine va
rosaban az egyik gyar mum
kasai kozott eles ellentetek
merultek fel. Automobil al
katreszeket csinalnak ebben a
gyarban es az United Auto
mobile Workers kiserletet tett
ARA, hogy kotelekebe vonja a
gyar munkasait, akiknek ma
gyobb resze azonban egy on
allo uniot csinalt es hallani sc
akar arrol, hogy a CIO kote-
lekehez csatlakozzek. Harma-
dix csoport is van azonban a
gyarban, amely olyan embe-
rekb0l all, akik semmifele
uniohoz mem tartoznak, ha-
mem feltekenyen vigyaznak
ARA, hogy teljesen flggetle-
mex maradjanak.
Egy-ket 0sszeiitk0zes utan a
UAW a National Labor Rela-
tion Boardhoz fordult azzal q
keressel, hogy teremtsen rem.
det es parancsolja meg, hogy
kivel koss0n a gyar munka'
ber szerz6dest? AIT allitottak
hogy az onallo unio volta.
keppen a gyar igazgatosaga
max az alkotasa es mem bizto
sitja a munkasok reszere azo
kat az elony0ket, amelyekr'
a Wagner t0rveny nekik jogo
ad.
A fuggetlen unio termesze
tesen tagadta ezt es a kihall
gatason ait bizonyitgatta
hogy semmi koze sincs a gya
vezetosegehez, amelyt6l telje
sen fuggetlen. Mivel azonbal
a fuggetlen unio ugy erezte
hogy a gyarban t0bbseget kar
ARA kerte a Labor Boardot
hogy rendelje ell a szavazast e
annak alapjan dontse el a ker
dest.
Varatlanul es meglepetes
szeruleg jelentkezett ekko
egy harmadik ember a bizott
sag elott es negyszaznal tob1
ember Power of Attorney
irasat mutatva be, szot kert
amt meg is kapott. Elmond
ia ere, hogy kepviseletlkke
azok az emberek biztak meg
akik semmifele uniohoz men
tartoznak es mem is akarnal
csatlakozni egyikhez sem
Ezeknek neveben ARA kerte
Labor Boardot, hogy ha sza
vazast rendel ell, akkor olyal
szavazo cedulakat nyomassor
amelyeken annak is kifejezes
lehessen ADM, hogy a gya1
munkas 0nallo akar maradn
es nem akar unio tagdijaka
fizetni. Ha pedig a szavaza
son ez a felfogas kapna meg
t0bbseget, akkor a Labor Boar
ne kenyszeritse ezeket az EN-
bereket a uniohoz valo csatla
1 kozaSra &c no nnUndia Y,ono azt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-13
Macy KUL0MBSECET TESz, HOCY
KINEK A kUTYkJAT RUCDOSSAK

think a teremb6l, hogy cukrot
vegyiink, k0zben megszavaz-
TAX AIT, hogy mi egy taborba
allunk a spanyol bolshevikik-
kel, tiltakozunk a Supreme
Court tagletszamanak SEAPORT
tasa ellen es egy vi, radikalis
partot szerveziink az Egyeslilt
Allamokban.
A Civil Liberties Liga neve-
ben most Morris Ernst ugy-
we'd AIT mondja, hogy mikor
a polgari jogok megserteserol
van $40, akkor az a kerdes,
hogy Xix az aldozatok, mem
fontos. Mi azonban ugy lat
juk, hogy Jersey Cityben ez
nagyon fontos. Es eppen ilyen
fontos masutt is.
A teny az, hogy a bolsheviki
agitatorok elmentek New Jer-
seybe es ARA ebredtek fel,
hogy akarmit igernek az oft
elo munkasoknak, ANIMAL Ha-
que polgarmester mar sokkal
tobbet adott nekik elozetesen
es ICY elette a szervezok szaja
elol a kenyeret.
Ketsegtelen igazsag, hogy
Hague polgarmester diktatori
szerepet visz Jersey Cityben, de
vajjon milyen a szerepe Jo-
seph Stain urnak Oroszorszag.
ban?
Ha egy bolsheviki Jersey
Citybe megy es a rend6r gal
leron fogja, akkor legfellebt
az tortenik vele, hogy kiviszik
a varos hataraba es megmond
Jak neh, hogy Jersey Cltybe
ne jojj0n tobbet vissza.
j. Ezzel szemben Oroszorszag
ban Stain legutobb is nyolc u
bevagast tett revolverenel
agyara, mikor nyolc neki ke
nyelmetlen embert agyonlove
tett. Hague polgarmester dix
tatori eljarasa tehat megi;
mersekeltebb, mint a Staline
:, A Civil Liberties Liga eddig
szereplese ARA mutat, hog,
nala is igen nagy kilonbsege
tesz, hogy kinek a kutyaja
, rugdossak?
A mi ujsag szindikatusunl
/ teljes tisztelettel kerdez
| hogy mikor haborodott fel 6
: mikor mozdult meg a Civi
5 Liberties Liga olyan esetekben
: amikor a munkaadokat ert
valami serelem?
Eppen elegend6 olyan ese
l volt, amikor a munkasok csap
: tax tulzasokba. Homer Mar
tin, az automobil munkasol
ui1iojanak eln0ke, John I
Lewis es Philip Murray tobl
| esetben karhoztattak rend
kivul kemeny hangon a sztraj
kolok es piketek tulzasait, d.
a Civil Liberties Liga egyetlel
esetben Sc mozdult meg e
| egyetlen esetben Sc probalko
zott azzal, hogy a munkaadol
megsertett polgari jogainal
, vedelmere sieSsen.
| Jo lesz vegre tudomasu
: venni a kovetkezoket: ponto
jegyzek keszult arrol, hogy mi
lyen esetekben szerepelt
Liga tevekenysegevel, me,
pontosabb jegyzek arrol, hog,
! milyen indokok alapjan cred
: tex a megmozdulasok es We
{ gill adatok vannak mar arr
) is, hogy honnan jott annal
a tokenek bizonyos resze
t amely a Liga tevekenysegehe
( volt szukseges.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-13

Jersey City varosanak pol
garmestere, Mr.. Hague orsza-
gosan hirhedt ember. Ember-
emlekezet ota mindig ujra es
ujra valasztottak ezt a demo-
krata politikust, aki kormany-
zokat csinalt New Jerseyben
tobb izben es az orszagos de-
mokrata partban is mindig
nagy szerepet jatszott.
Jersey Cityben meg a re-
publikanusok is ait mondjak
rola, hogy jo polgarmester,
akit kar lenne hatalomrol
kibuktatni. A teny az, hogy
a varosnak nincsenek ados-
sagai, kozintezmenyei a legjob
bak es a nagy valsag idejen
sajat zsebere gondoskodott a
'munkanelkiiliekrol. Aki JUS
SOS volt ARA, hogy a valsag
idejen varosi segelyt kapjon,
az meg is kapta. Jussos pc
dig az volt, aki felol tudtak,
hcgy mem j0tt-ment ember,
hanem legalabb ot eve lakik
Jersey Cityben.
Hogan allapitottak meg
EFT? Ugy, hogy Hague polgar-
mester rendeletere a rendor-
seq pontos jegyzeket vezet
Jersey City varos minden la
kosarol. Tudjak es nyilvan-
tartjak az emberek felol, hogy
mikor telepedtek lie a varosban
es milyen modon kerestek ke-
nyeruket, mi a politikai part
aliasuk es egyeb hasonlo fell
| jegyzeseket csinalnak feloliik.
ITALIAN ez az Okla annak, hogy
a New Yorkbol menekiilo BIZ
. n0s0k mem mennek Jersey
Citybe, ahol azonnal hurokra
keriilnenek.
Hague polgarmester most
| eles harcba merUlt a CIO seer
vezettel. Hague ugyanis a
varosra nezve karosnak talalta
AIT, hogy oft a CIO tanyat
verjen es utasitast adott a
rendor0knek, hogy toloncolja-
, max XII a varosbol minden CIO.
szervezot.
A rendorok ennek eleget is
tettek, amire nemcsak John
L. Lewis formedt fel szokott
> durva kifakadasaival, hanem
megmozdult a New Yorkban
szekelo Civil Liberties League
is azzal, hogy Jersey Cityt es
azzal kapcsolatosan New Jer-
sey allamot vissza kell hozni a
szovetsegbe, inert azok ugy
kiszakadtak a uniobol, mint a
deli allamok tettek a Macy
polgarhaboru idejeben.
A Civil Liberties League ne
veben ezer es ezer level ment
: XII a legtekintelyesebb amerikai
ferfiakhoz, hogy j0jienek a
Liga es az amerikai szabadsag
vedelmere Jersey City varosa-
val szemben. Ezeket a leve-
leket Morris Ernst ugyved, a
CIO egyik jogtanacsosa irta
ala, aki egyben szervez6je volt
a NewspapermenG Guild-nek is,
az ujsagirok unio-janak.
A csatlakozasra felhivo level
tobb peldanya ujsagirokhoz
volt cimezve, akiknek java
; ; resze a papirkosarba dobta AIT
: de voltak olyanok, akik lap
jaik hasabjain utasitottak
vissza a meghivast. A North
American Syndicate kozetette
a levelet es egyik vezercikk
iroja k0rulbelil a kovetkez6
megjegyzeseket fuzte hozza:
- Megkaptuk Morros Ernst
iigyved levelet, hogy csatoljuk
vissza Jersey City varosat q
Macy amerikai uniohoz. Mem
tehetunk eleget a meghivas-
max es mem csatlakozhatunk
a mozgalomhoz, inert esziink.
be jutott, hogy mi t0rtent We
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-13

Gabor. Homolya Istvan es Horvath
Istvan. Nagybizottsagi tagok: ell
n6k es titkaron kiviil: Nemenyi Mix,
los Ern6 6s Balask6 Gy6rgy. Pot
tag: i'd. Horvath Istvan. Hivatalos
orvos: DR.. Migletz Andras. Gyiiles
terem Scent Istvan Otthon. CYL,
les minden h6nap els6 vasarnapjan
delutan 2 6rat6l kezdod6leg. -
Hivatalos lap az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-13

hogy erdekeiket olyanok KEEP
viseljek, akiket ezzel mem biz
tax meg az erdekelt munka-
sok.
A Labor Board eddigi poll
tikaja az volt, hogy vitak ese-
ten, mikor ket unio allott egy-
massal szemben, szavazast
rendelt el es a tobbsegben le-
v6knek itelte oda a "sole bar
gaining right" birtokat.
ugyet Sc vetett azokra, akik
maskent gondolkoztak es az
union Xviii akartak maradni.
A wisconsin, esetben a UAW
k0rulbelul szaz taggal rendel-
kezett es a mask unio sc tu-
dott szaznal tobb tagot fel-
mutatni. Ellenben negyszaz
munkasnal t0bb mondta koz-
jegyz6 el6tt AIT, hogy mem ker
egyik uniobol sem, hanem
meg akarja 6rizni cselekvesi
szabadsagat.
A Labor Board ugy dontott,
hogy harom modon lehet sza-
vazni a gyar munkasainak:
a CIO unio mellett, a gyari,
azaz fUggetlen unio mellett es
vegiil ugy, hogy a munkas XII
fejezheti ait az akaratat, hogy
mem kivan egy unio k0tele-
kebe sc tartozni.
Ha a harmadik csoport kap-
ma a szavazason tobbseget
akkor a wisconsin, gyar mum
kasai fuggetlenek maradnak
tovabbra is.
Es ez az, ami a CIO kebe.
lebol kivaltotta a felhaboro
dast. Megereztek, hogy ez 6
legveszede delmesebb pelda len
ne, inert veget vetne annak
hogy unioba lehessen keny
szeriteni akaratuk ellenere is {
munkasokat. A Labor Boarl
azonban ez egyszer a sarkars
anott es a szavazas haron
modon fog t0rtenni.
: Az eddigi renddel szember
olyan jelentos valtozas ez
amelynek horderejet meg men
lehet egyel6re megallapitani
A Board hatarozata visszaadj;
F, a munkassagnak a szabad el
) hatarozas jogat es a Wagner
: t0rvenyt maskent ertelmez
mint ahogy ait a CIO gon
: dolta.
: Elorelathato, hogy ezzel
d0ntessel szemben a CIO
Supreme Court iteletet fogj
; kerni, de abba lido telik e
addig az ugy nyilt kerdes ma
rad az egesz orszagban.
A Labor Board wisconsin
dOntesenek elhangzasa utal
kerult New York varosaban
. sor ARA a szavazasra, anne
lyet a Union News Compan
: szolgalataban allo alkalma
zottak koreben rendeltek el.
!, Ennel az ujsagkihordo e
arusito vallalatnal a munka
sok ket csoportra voltak sza
kadva. Az egyik csoport eg.
0nallo unio tagja volt, mig
: mask a CIO kotelekebe tar
! tozott es a Labor Board sza
! vazast rendelt ell annak meg
allapitasara, hogy melyiknel
van t0bb tagja es ennelfogv'
I, melyik k0thet az 0sszes alkal
mazottak neveben berszerz6
, dest.
K0zben elhangzott a wis
consini dontes, amire vi szava
) zo cedulakat nyomtak, anne
lyen a munkasok annak a
, ohajtasuknak is kifejezest ad
hattak, hogy egyaltalan Xxi
viii akarnak maradni minden
fele union.
/ A szavazas meglepel6 cred
) mennyel jart. 80 ember a CI(
uniO mellett es 81 a figget
len u11io erdekeben szavazot1
,, ellenben 287 szavazat ugy SIC
lott, hogy a Union News c.
| 7 L
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-13
EGYLETl KALAUZOK
Magyar Hrap" aiabbt esAsaak ssy'etekne
10 lcSr6knek htvataos iapja AZ 1886 eyre

The American Hungarian otcisi OF the follow
ina Hungarian Churches socetes snd Clubs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-13

A National Labor Relation
Board egyel6re tudomasul vet
tie a szavazas eredmenyet, de
mem foglalkozott azzal a ker-
dessei, hogy ilyen esetekben
milyen utat kell k0vetnie?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-29
Weddings
ADELsKY-HORENBEIN

The wedding of Miss Lillian Hor- enbein of Wood street, daughtor of the late MT. and Mrs. H. L. Horen- bein, to Samuel Adelsky of New York, took place on Christmas day at 1::30 o'clock at Heisler'S restau- rant, Rabbi Moses D. Sheinkopf of- ficiating. Miss Bertha Torenbein, a sister of the bride, was her only attendant and Jerry Horenbein of New York, a brother, was best man.
 The bride was given in marriage by MT. and Mrs. Abraham Horen- bein. She wore a gown of white ss tin, made princesse style with a large yoke and long train. Her lace embroidered veil was styled with a coronet and she carried white roses with lilies of the valley. For travel sh. wore black costume with white accessories.
 MT. Adelsky and his bride did not reveal the destination of their wed- ding trip but upon returning will live in New York. Out of town guests at the wedding were trose from New Haven and New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-29

Mir. and Mrs. Leon Frigon, Fran cis Ippolito, Mary Mahan; Eunice Hickey, William Mccormick; Anne O'Connell. J. Francis Grimes; Kath- crime Phelan, William J. O'Connell; Earl DuBois, Ann M. Craft; Joseph Monnerat, Frances McDonough; Armand Deschenes, Mae Delaney; Ernest Desmarais, Lillian Seeley; Marie Sacco, Virgil Sciullo; James Quilter. Mary Ippolito; Russell Day Anita Blower.
 Henry Moeckel, Mary St. John; Rita Scully, John Stewart; Virginia Lee. James Cronan; Gertrude McLarney, Edward Brewer, Jr.; Peggy Driscoll, Dr. Desmond Sulli- va; Aileen Morton, Martin Morris sey, Jr.; Kitty Krampitz, Dr. Vim cent McElligott; MT. and Mrs Thomas Sullivan; Amelia Des- roches, Dr. M. A. Mandino; Helen Brennan, Dr. Joseph A. Reynolds; Dr. w. J. Reilly, Cele Barry; Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Burke: Russell Fitzgerald, Genevieve Samola; Al Dcbkins, Ann McGrath; John Grif- fin, Patricia Church: William Nuremberg, Mary Griffin; Mir and Mrs. D. Dufresne.
 Madeline Cronin, Thomas Grady; Ruth Judson, Joseph Burke; Mary Dalton, Ebert Williams; MT. and Mrs. William Kelleher: Adeline Casaly, Anthony Marzano; Mary Amodeo, Julius Dezinno; Florence Boisvert, Frederick Felzone; Mary C--.re, John Morrissey; Kaye R. Donahue, Donald Garr.ck; Hermin- da Lamas, Bob Scally; Mary A. ODonne,l, James Fenton; Mary Phelan, Jack Hanley; Frances Kee- gan, J. Bainbridge Hanley.
 Mildred Maroney, Anthony Ra- naudo; Dorothy Neville, Joseph Shea; Margaret St. John, Frank Sullivan: Mildred Bowling, Arthur Madden; Mary Claire O'Neill, George Dillon; Dr. and Mrs. Edward A. Post; Dr. and Mrs. Harold J. Cur ran; Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Misuk; MT. and Mrs. William Faeth; MT. and Mrs. William Moran; MT. and Mrs. Ronald Daley; Mary Della, Francis Altieri; Ann Staseila, Thmomas Radzevic;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-29
Trinity Chapter Has
 Annual Xmas Tea
(Photo by Phyfe)

The annual Christmas event of the local Chapter of Trinity College Alumnae was held yesterday after noon when holiday tea was en- joyed at the Colonial room of the Hotel Elton. The tea table was decorated in a color scheme of purple and gold, the college colors. Mrs. John G. Gilmartin, chair man of the affair assisted by Mrs. Charles Mccarthy and Miss Cecelia Jackson, presided at the tea table.
 The guests included: Mrs. R. J. Hinchey, Mrs. Maurice Healey, Ce- celia Jackson, Mrs. Joseph Herman, Mrs. H. Jackson Sherwell, Rather inc Delaney, Colette Daly, Mrs. John Daly, Mrs. Frank J. Kenney, Mrs. R. J. Vaughn, Mrs. c. S. Mo- Carthy, Mary Fogarty, Jane Mo- Elligott, Lorraine McElligott, Laura Ryan, Madeline Keane, Kathleen O'Connor, Ruth Quinn, Katherine Jackson.
 Mrs. Earl Carey. Barbara Slavin, Mrs. William McAndrew, Helen Beliveau, Marion Van Duesen, Ruth and Rosiland Tivnan, Mrs. Bryan Tivnan, Mrs. Joseph Pope. Mrs. D. T Harrington. IT, Ann Hermann,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-29
St. Mary's Nurses Dance Is Successful YuLetide Euent

One o fthe most successful of the post-holiday dances was held last evening at Waverly Inn when the alumnae of St. Mary's Hospital Training School for Nurses held their annual dinner dance.
 Tae committee in charge of the affair included: Miss Margaret St John, chairman, Miss Mary Open nell, Miss Marie Barbieri, Miss Lil- Han Hayden, Miss Eleanor Fitz- gerald, Miss Anna McVerry, Miss Mary O'Neill and Miss Muriel Mc- Lafferty.
 Those attending were: Margaret German, William St. John; Marie Barbieri, Thomas Talbot; Lea E. BuckmiIler, Ann Ford; Mary Duffy, James Reilly; Eileen Healy, John Shannon; Joseph Schaltz, Mary Boyle; Mary Schell, pr. E. Labuz; Peggy O'Brien, Dr. Oeken, Jr.; Pri- scilla Jones, Joseph Putichiski, Ei- leen P. Mccarthy. Dr. D. O. Savers, Elinor Connolly. Thomas Mccarthy; Peg Bryan. Harry Baker; w. T. V oIleU, OI., Ella dhhJy EAdAAN1o shannon, Margaret Woods; Mary Heating, Dr. Leo Tyler; Florence Lyons, Arthur Brophy; Patricia Cummings, Edward Henderson: At tracta F. Murray. Frank A. Hen- messy, Dorothy M. Casey. James <. Wallace; Katherine E. Keane, Thomas J. Wagner; MT. and Mrs. V. Simons.
 Doris Shea, Steven P. Egan; Rita Shea, John F. Blacker: Frances Roberts, John J. Mccarthy; Eleanor Fitzgerald, Dr:. H. J. Parkinson: Marguerite Shea, Edmund Blewitt; Lillian Hayden, William c. Carroll; Dr. R. A. Damiani, Mildred DeBonis; Olive Ryan, William Migliaro; Ber- nice Began, William Sir.ca; Mar garet Harrison and s. J. Travel; Harry J. Baker. Peggy A. OBrien; M. Francis Feeley, Margaret Ann Sullivan; Francis Payne. Georgianna Upright: Tacmas J. Feeley. Eliz- ab--..,l Storetz; Marvin Sterry. Mar garet Payne; George L. Dubois, Audrey Fraser, MT and Mrs. Ar mand Frigon; MT. and Mrs. Peter Dubois, Dr. and Mrs. John Spig- nesi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-29
Madeline Monroe
 Honored At Dinner

at the home of Miss Mary Marsele in honor of Miss Madeline Monroe, who has been clothing supervisor at the Waterbury Girls club for some time. Miss Monroe is leaving to ac- cept position in the Milford high school. The table was attractively decorated in a Yuletide color scheme.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-29

Miss Clare Murphy of Alma street entertained at a dinner party at her home on Tuesday evening pre- ceding the annual Holy Cross Din- ner dance. The guests included: Kay Lynch and John Hayes, Leigha Kast and Joseph Maher. Kay Wolff and William Murphy, Lillian Abel and George Lanoue, Eleanor Vol lone and William Nurmberger and Clare Murphy and James Doherty
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-29

There will be a meeting of Court Orlando, No. 687 on Thursday eve ming at 284 Bank street. Mrs. R. Mantiglia will preside. Election of officers will take place.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-29
FILLS FAN REQUESTS

Since the release of "The Great Waltz," Miliza Korjus, singing star of the Metro Goldwyn-Mayer film, is spending an average of three to four hours day, autographing photographs for fans.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-29

Mary Colina, Patricia Grady, Mrs. Edward McElligott, Louise McElli- gott, Mary Louise Martin, Lillian Manganaro, Mrs. T. M. Cosgriff, Mrs. William Gallagher, Mrs. Ed ward Glasheen, Marguerite Dwyer, Margaret Freney, Beth Mason, Rose Lobin, Polly Daly, Jean Smith, Mrs. F. J. Lobin, Agnes Kelly, Mrs. MT. J. Daly, Mrs. Thomas Nolan, Mrs. w. K. Lawlor and Mrs. John G. Gilmartin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-08
CANNED SALMON TROUBLES NOW FULLY SOLVED
Final Agreement Signed by Unions and Industry
 for 1038 Season

SEATTLE, June 8.-John OCon- nor, Federal Labor Conciliator, said representative unions involved ir the Alaska salmon operations, have signed final" labor agreement with the canned salmon industry for the 1888 season.
 The chief provision, contr c [ wages. will be determined before August IS by Fact Finding Com mission, consisting of one represen- tative of the canned salmon in- dustry, one from the unions and a third member to be appointed by a Judge of the Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco.
 The commission will study the books of the cannery operators tC determine the wage scale
 O'Connor said fiji te m unions signed the contract, representing fishermen, cannerymen, machinists shipwrights, carpenters, purse sein- CTS and others.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-08
HUNDRED-TON
 LOCOMOTIVE
 COMING NORTH
New Special Equipment Be- ing Shipped for White
 Pass Route

SEATTLE, June g. = A 100-ton Baldwin locomotive built expressly for the White Pass and Yukon Route has arrived here from the east coast and is to be shipped to Skag- way, Alaska, on the Tanana sailing tomorrow as part of the unusual cargo aboard that freighter des- tined for Yukon River ports.
 A 32-ton wheel lathe for the White Pass and Yukon Shops at Skagway is also part of the cargo aboard the Tanana as well as 2O0- ton pontoon gold dredge, property of Walter Johnson, San Francisco mining man, who plans extensive operations this season.
 c. J. Rogers. Vice-President of the White Pass and Yukon Route, said the locomotive is a new departure for the company and if it provides performances as expected, others will be ordered
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-08
.BOEINC CLIPPER MAKES TEST HOP ON PUGET SOUND
Seventy-two Passenger Ship Successfully Takes
 Off and Lands

SEATTLE, June 8.-The gigantic Boeing Atlantic Clipper, 72 pas senger flying hotel, groomed for the Trans Atlantic service, last night scared into a smokey twilight sky for a successful test flight.
 The big ship with a wingspread of 152 feet, made a 38-minute test hop as jaunt Pilot Edmund Allen lifted it from choppy and wind whipped waves of Puget Sound, flew almost to Everett, then back to land on the smoother surface of Lake Washington.
 Mechanics armed over the plane at the beach dock and al- most immediately, Pilot Allen and two assistants made a hurried night flight to San Francisco to fly a American Martin-made clipper ship to learn PAA operation tech nique
 Allen commented on the test flight of the Boeing aircraft by saying, She feels fine"
 Almost at the same hour of the Boeing plane test, Pilot Carl Cove, at Santa Monica, California, test hopped a Douglas built 42-passen- ger land plane and said. Tt is everything we had expected
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-08
Mexico ShO,vs Another FIau
 M Neutrality Act of q. $.
By PRESTON GROVER

WASHINGTON, June 8. Just as news of possible revolution in Mexico comes dribbling into the United States, the attention of the State Department and the Senate foreign relations committee is called to a section of the neutrality act that has a capacity to gum up op- eration of the good neighbor" policy
 Tn 1928 President Coolidge went to Havana with all the pomp and fanfare that could be attached to MT Coolidge (and he wouldn't al- low much). There, a solemn cove nant was drawn up among the American republics by which all agreed that if a revolution should break out in any one, the others would refuse to ship arms to the rebels. Arms would be shipped only to the government forces. Mexico signed it. So did the United States and most others.
 The idea was to preserve peace and discourage any one nation from precipitating or aiding a revolution in any of the others.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-08
Canton Is Again Raided by Japanese Bombers for
 8th Successive lime
INSURGENTS ACTIVE
 ALONG SEA FRONTIER
British Operated Port Alt tackled Casualties in
 South China Grow
(By Associated Press)

Japanese war planes sWelled the death toll in Canton today by two bombardments while Spanish h. surgents again bombed towns along the Mediterranean Sea, including the British operated Port of .Gan- dia, 36 miles from Valencia.
 On the Chinese front, at least 300 new civilian casualties were inflicted on Honan Island, one of Cantons industrial sections, rais- ing the casualties to 5000, estimat- ed, in the eight days of terrific bombardments in and around Can- ton
 Thousands of the citys million population have fled to properties in which Americans are interested.
 It is known that the American endowed Lingow University and Standard Oil storage tanks have been struck by bombs.
 Spanish Insurgent bombers dis abled the British steamer Dedger, destroyed two warehouses and tore up the railroad tracks at Gandia.