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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-11-11

after the models pictured. Either
single or double breasted closings
are fashionable, some few in wrap
around lines, uncollared necks shar-
ing honors with the classic notched
lapel styling. Skirts are slightly
shorter and follow, as rule, the
slim tailored line with action pro-
vided by pleats or smartly stitched
cores.
Novelty knit woo1ens, treated as
fabrics, are more popular than ever
this season for the jacket costume.
A knit wool costume in black Is
smart in nubbed zephyr combining
striped and solid-color fabrics for
interesting contrast. The leather
belted jacket of striped fabric opens
casually to reveal the high band
neckline and tiny metal buttons of
the striped blouse. The solid color
gored skirt has stitched inverted
seams. See this model pictured to
the left in the group.
The MISUNDERSTANDING combi-
nation is an unusually successful
type. In the fine soft wool types, in
novelty raised weaves or in ever
correct tweeds this style is espe-
cially well-adapted to all-day, all
occasion wear. Answering this de-
scription is the jacket costume GEN.
tered in the illustration. Here the
jacket is of soft sandalwood-rose
wool, lightweight but amply protec-
tive. Wrap-around in style, this jack
ct has six rounded flap pockets
placed slantwise at the front, and a
smartly built-up neckline. It is
teamed with a dark skirt of choco-
late brown wool, with brown belt
and brown ascot scarf to carry out
the ensemble
Contrast again shows up in the
three-piece jacket-and-cape costume
pictured to the right. The added cape
will prove very useful in a season
of changing temperatures. The skirt
is wine-colored, SO is the cape. The
button-up-front jacket is of checked
wine, blue and white soft wool.
@Western Newspaper Union.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-11-11

November is the big month In
the automobile industry, with the
displays of new models all over
the country. Each November is
another milestone in the develop
ment of this great but infant bust
ness, which typfies American in
dustrial genius.
In a period of only 30 years,
from 1900, the auto came from
nothing to top the list in total
value Of manufactured products.
The millions of streamlined cars
speeding along our great high
ways today are the direct de-
scendants of the primitive motor
driven buggies of the first OF the
century.
The first experimental automo-
bile was built in Germany in 1885
by Carl Benz, and consisted of a
gasoline motor installed in sort
of tricycle.. In this country, some
10 years later, Charles E. Duryea
and Elwood Haynes built credita-
BILE gasoline-driven vehicles. Elec-
trio and steam cars began to APP
pear at this time too.
The first automobile contest on
record took place in 1895 under
the auspices of the Chicago
Times-Herald. Thirty-one cars
raced over the 54-mile course and
Duryea won in 8 hours and %
minutes, an average of almost z
miles an hour. Five years later,
in a 5O-mile road race on Long
Island, A. l.. Riker averaged
nearly rs miles an hour. That
was considered tremendous speed.
Most of the early cars were
built on the lines of the horse
drawn buggy. Even the first
standard designs retained the
curved dashboard and the whip
socket, and many drivers wished
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-11-11
Modern Debs
( Celebrate by
Drinking Milk
BY PATRICIA LINDSAY
q Bell Syndicate. --WNU Service.


X FEW days ago in a popular go
= cial column of leading New
York paper this item appeared:
"The pretty, blond debutante, Les
ley Bogert of Newport, arrived at q
popular night club after midnight
last night with a party Of friends.
The party all drank champagne with
the exception of Miss Bogert, who
followed the current debutante milk
fad!"
And there you have it. Society's
younger, pampered darlings have
more sense than you would believed
The majority of debutantes, post
and present, are in their teens and
they 60 to more parties in week
than you and / are likely to attend
in month or two monthsl
What would happen to the health
and beauty of these young girls If
they slipped cocktails and highballs
at every party?
A large percentage Of New York's
debutantes have hopes of careers
even as you and I. They are not
going to jeopardize their chances OF
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-11-11

1T is not often that a m@e mat
ter of stitchery Strikes ma
tional note with Americans, but
here is something from a school
teacher that may touch your pride
a bit. She says, ''Your Book 2 on
Gifts and Embroidery interests
me because it is the only thing l
have seen on this subject that
shows simply and clearly how to
use a little originality in hand
work. The women of all nations
but ours find pleasure in express
ing their own ideas in embroidery
and needle crafts"
Here is another free-hand en-
broidery design that should be as
much fun as those in our book.
This attractive border is suggest
ed here for bed jacket. You
will have no difficulty in finding a
pattern for a jacket as they are
quite the thing to wear over
sleeveless nighties. Your free
hand border will dress it up for a
Christmas gift.
If the jacket is pale pink, the
rows of running stitches might be
in several tones of rose. The cross
stitches could be in deep rose and
turquoise blue to simulate flow
ers. The long and short stitches,
shown at A and B, should then
be done in apple green. Lines
may be drawn with ruler as a
guide to keep the rows straight,
and evenly spaced dots may be
made to indicate the cross stitches
beginning the spacing at the cor
ners of the design.
Are you ready for Christmas;
birthdays; and the next church
bazaar? Do you turn time into
money with things to sell? Mrs.
Spears Sewing Book 2 has helped
thousands of women. If your home
is your hobby you will also want
Book 1-SEWING for the Home
Decorator. Order by number, en-
closing rs cents for each book. Il
you order both books, leaf1et or
quilts with SO authentic stitches
will be included free. Address
Mrs. Spears, 210 S. Desplaines St.,
Chicago, Ill.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-11-11
HINT-OF-THE-DAY

If you have been down in the
dumps and life has grown hurndrum
it is time you changed your couture!
An outstanding New York physi-
clan urges women to occasionally
change their hairdress. He claims
it boosts their detected spirits and
gives them a new outlook on Life.
at is almost miraculous, he says,
show new and becoming hair style
can give woman fresh beauty and
thus change the current course Of
her life. Her interest in things
somehow becomes stimulated anew
and in a short time the period of
detection passes"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-11-11
Beauty Requires
Proper Diet

Young beauty, it is true, can stand
a lot more wear and tear than older
beauty. Nature does allow a quick
regeneration Of tired tissue, and
muscles of the youthful body natur-
ally have greater duration Of
strength. That is why many young
girls feel that they can eat and drink
what they desire, and sleep when
they want to, without losing any of
their fresh beauty.
They rely on strong facial mus
cles, unstrained tissue, and other
youthful assets, to see them through.
But woe to those who do not realize
that nature demands consideration
or she just falls down on her job!
Those girls find themselves tired
looking at 20, and completely faded
by 30 when any American girl
should be her most beautiful!
What you feed your body with is
of primary importance. From milk
which is almost the perfect food
your body can draw nourishment
and provide strength. It is one Of
the most important items Of any
girls diet unless she is allergic to
it. It keeps the bloom in her cheeks,
wards off tooth decay and other dis
eases, keeps her bones strong and
her eyes clear.
How much wiser for young girls
to sip milk at parties than to dull
their senses, and poison their blood
with strong drinks. I'm no Grundy,
girls, but my hat goes off to Miss
Bogert and girls like her who plan
for the future!
What is your daily grooming?
Check up on it by sending a SELF
addressed, stamped (3-cent) enve-
lope care of this newspaper for my
leafiet-Don'ts of Good Grooming.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-11-11
Evotite Recipe
Of the Wek~
BANANA CAKE

u cup oleo- u cup sour milk
margarine l teaspoon salt
11a cups sugar II teaspoon soda
3 eggs. whites and teaspoons baking
yolks beaten sep powder
arately 2ls cups cake -four
/ cup bananas, u cup nuts,
scraped fine chopped fine
Cream o1eomargarine. Then add
sugar and salt. Have yolks beat
en-. Then add them to creamed
oleomargarine and Sugar. Then
add milk. Have flour and baking
powder sifted together. Add the
bananas and the nuts. Last, the
stiffly beaten whites Of eggs.
Bake slowly until done in a loaf
or layer cake pan. Then ice.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-11-11
Fashion Stresses
Fantastic Huts

This season there is every kind of
hat that the imagination can want
and all extreme, fantastic and abb
surd. Who wants hat this year
that isn't? Ribbons and hat pins Sc
cure them because hair is on the
up and up, even though you rebel.
For windy weather, there are vel
vet casuals, to be worn with tweeds,
for fall and winter wear. They COW
er your head and make sense, and
are terribly attractive.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-11-11
Have Quarter Days

Quarter days in England and
Scotland are quite different. Eng
land has Lady day, March IS; Mid
summer, June "a; Michaelmas, Sep
TENDER 90; and Christmas, Deem
Der Is. In Scotland the quarter
days are Candlernas, February 2;
Whitsunday, May Is; Lammas, Au-
gust /; and Martinmas. November
II.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-11-11
Short jackets in
Chic Pale Furs'

The latest call of fashion is for
short jackets in the very new chic
"pale furs" such as honey-colored
natural baby lynx or the now-so-
fashionable blue-fox-dyed guanaco,
the latter soft and caressing to the
touch and therefore delightsome to
wear.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-11-11
Sequin- Trimmed
GqyHqndkerchiefs

To add the last note of glamor to
your party frock, carry gay coll
ored sequin-trimmed chiffon hand
kerchief. Among the prettiest are
the handkerchiefs from one corner
of which sparkles a cunning bou-
quet Of wee posies worked in multi
color sequins, or in matching mono
tone if you prefer.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-11-11
As judgments Are

Most people have ears, but few
have judgment; tickle those ears
and depend upon it, you will catch
their judgments, such as they are.
Lord Chesterfield.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-11-11

Rochelle Hudson Is just one Of
HollYwood's younger set who be-
Neves in passing up cocktails for
more heolth-qiving drinks. On
the woY to stordom she knows
whuts best!
a successful career or a good mar
riage. They protect their beauty
by getting plenty of rest-even If
they have to sleep in daytime hours
and by carefully watching what
they eat and drink.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-11-11

- bseeeeeVse
To relieve the effects of over-indul-
gence - escape "acid indigestion"
next day = do this: Take 2 table
spoonfufs of Phillips Milk of Mag
nesia in a glass of water - AT
BEDTIME.
While you sleep, this wonderful
alkalizer will be sweetening your
stomach easing the upset-feeling
and nausea helping to bring
back normal feeling. By morn
ing you feel great.
Then when you wake = take
2 more tablespoonful of Phillips
Milk of Magnesia with orange juice.
That is one of the quickest, SIM
plest, easiest ways to overcome the
bad effects of too much eating, smok-
ing or drinking. Thousands use it.
But never ask for milk of
magnesia" alone - always ask for
"PMllips' milk Of Magnesia- ~
PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESlA
r. IN LIQUID OR TABLET FORM
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-11-11
Gems Go on Bins

A new place to pin your jeweled
clips is on your hips. Tired of
wearing them on necklines and on
wrists, women of fashion are now
sticking the ornaments on hip pock-
cts.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-11-11

Button, button-and the "who"
that's "got the button" is none less
than Dame Fashion. Paris style Gre
ators are using buttons with lavish
hand. See the smartly gowned
young lady pictured at the top. She's
slated for success with lucky four
leaf clover buttons designed by La
Mode, highlighting her winsome cos
tune. A tiny yelled peaked hat of
wine velvet with matching gloves
completes this autumn symphony.
There's glamor and dignity in the
Janet Rose adaptation of distinc-
tive dressmaker suit, as shown be-
low in the picture. The suit in teal
blue carries metal blouse in pink
and blue, with lavish fox trim.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-11-11
bags Share Luxury Mode

Bags share in the general luxury
note Of the mode.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-11-11
WHO'S
NEWS
THIS
WEEK
Bv LEMUEL F. PARTON

NEW YORK.-To administer the
~ wages and hours law, which re-
Gently went into effect, Elmer F.
Andrews left a Job which gave him
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-21
A LEGSZOMORUBB
ESEMENY

volt az akroni gummigyar
multi heti d0ntese, amely tu-
Data a munkasokkal, hogy a
tovabbi targyalasok utjat ell
vagja.
Ez a gyar tizenhet szazale-
kos bervagast kovetel a mum
kastol S azzal fenyeget0zik,
hogy ellenkez6 esetben a gyar
nagy reszet el fogja vinni Ak
ronbol. Ami csodot jelentene
nemcsak a munkasnak, akinek
esetleg haza van abban a va
rosban, hanem maganak az
egesz varosnak.
Allitolag - es ezt reszben
ell lehet hfnni - Akron gyarai
mem tudnak versenyezni azok-
kal a gyarakkal, amiket kisebb
varosokba helyeztek, inert azok
ban alacsonyabb berekert dol
goznak.
Ez a honapok ota foly6 tar
gyalas meggyozhet mindenkit,
akinek tisztesseges a munka-
Sokkal szemben a szandeka,
hogy a munkaber es munkaid6
torvenyre sziikseg van, inert
ha egyseges, vagy legnlabb
egymast megk0zelit6 berek
lennenek egy-egy iparban, ak
(TOlytataS az Six OldalOn)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-21
MEM VOLT MEGLEPETES

az eln0k programme, inert
mar az osz0n bejelentette, hogy
amennyiben a magant6ke mem
tud vagy mem akar lendiiletet
ADM a gazdasagi eletnek, a
kormany meg fogja ait tenni
helyette.
S bar az eln0k0t a partpoli-
tika es az uralkodo osztaly
peldatlan uszitasa alaposan
megverte, a bejelentett penz-
iigyi program ait bizonyitja,
hogy sem a gerince meg nem
hailott, sem a kedvet nem
vesztette ell a munkatd.
Most a honatyakon all, hogy
ne huzzak-halasszak mesterse-
gesen a vitat honapokon ke-
resztiil, hanem szavazzak meg
a beielentett penzigyi progra-
mot eS ebben az eSetben a mum
kasosztalynak kell olyan tiinte-
test rendezni, amilyent ket he
tie tapasztaltunk a nagyt6ke
es a felel6tlen demagogia re-
szer6l.
Ha szikseges lesz, a levelek
es siirgonyok millioival kell
megostromolni a kongresszust,
hogy a javaslatot surg6sen tor
venyre emeljek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-21
BESZELT Az ELNOK ES

husveti szozata ota meg
konnyebbult mindenki ebben
az orszagban. Meg azok is, akik
allandoan tamadjak, akik beje-
lentett koltekezesi programme
tol "feltik" a nemzet jov6jet S
akik a kongresszus ket haza-
ban a kovetkezo napokban ell
lene fognak nyilvanosan for
dulni.
Az eln0k koltekezesia pro-
gramja - amt a mutt heten
jeleztiink ebben a rovatban -
veget vet harom honap alatt
az vi depressionak, az alfalfa
nos nyomornak es isrnet ke-
nyerhez jutnak a munkasok.
Es akarmennyit fognak
maid a t0rvenyhozasban nern-
Zetl cSOdrOl, emelkedO allam-
adossagokrol beszelni, minden-
XII tudja, hogy mas k0zeli vege
a depresszionak soha mem len
ne, inert a nagyt6ke ait szan-
dekosan nyujtani kivanja.
A sz0vetsegi kormany kolte-
kezese azonban a penz tovab-
bi "sit-down" sztrajkjat lehe-
tetlenne teszi, inert a forga-
lomba keriil6 negy- illetve hat
ezer millio dollarbol a maya
reszet meg akarja kapni min
den gyarvallalata az orszag-
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-21
A MASOK VELEMENYE

vi zetvezetore szksege egyk gazdag embernek
es gondo hogy egy Bill Jones newt embert fog
Aasra szezodetn Melo donott vona azonban ehivatta
ugyvedjet es AIT mondta neki:
Menen ell abba varosba ahol Bill Jones lakik es
tudakoa meg, hogy mi fan termett, micsodas ember?
Elment igyved Bill varosaba AIT gondolta hogy
legobb lesz szoszedokna erdekodk bekopogtaott
egyikhez kerdessel:
=. Miyen embernek iSmeri Bill Jonest?
szonlszed vallait vonogatta:
= Ambar mem sZeretek szomszedam felol pletykazni
annyt megis megmondhaok hogy Bill Jonest zpojasnak
tartom Ugy tudom hogy tzetben becsuees magan-
eleteben nagyon rothadt
Atment ekkor ugyved mask szomszedhoz es ait is
regkerdezte Bill Jones eol ormaban a szomszed
ekkent valaszolt:
Semmi kozom hozza, de az en- nezetem az hogy ebbol
eberbol hianyzk mnden zet becset biznak rea
ey cenet bar maganeleteben nagyon ember
jo modoru.
Ket erf utan egy asszonyt kerdezett meg az gyved
szonszedok koz ak mndart egmagasabb hangon kezdte
= Mem tudom ugyan szemelyes tapasztaatbo inert mem
akartak veem soha megismerken hazamhoz jan de ait
seem hogy Bill Jones t-ver feleseget es everekeit es
kcsapongo termeszeti.
Az ugyved mar ait hitte, hogy Bill gazdag
ebene preikacios haott meg kevesbe zletvezet
tossagbo ement bankba es oft kerdezok0d0 fel6le
- Mlyen ember Bill Jones?
bank elnoke leiiltette a latogatot es ait monda:
= Mines ebben varosban becsiietesebb ember mint g.
Ha penzre szuksege mi kerink jotaokat inert
SzaVa nekuk eeg Es ameett zet mnden reszetet
Ement az igyved ahhoz paphoz is akinek templonaba
Bill Jones es csaada szoktak arn felelte neki pap
- Bill Jones nemcsak mintaszeri hazaseleet e hanern
egylke legerkocsosebb embereknek hitkozsegben
Mikor vegre hazament az iigyved akkor ait mondta
gazdag embernek:
- Most mar igazan tudom hogy hanyadan allok
somszedokra halgassae vagy azora tavolabb lanak
t6le?
Tessek gondokozni dolog felet Az elentmondo veene
nyek kozG meyik ehet gaz? Mi az erteke masoknak
r6unk taplalt velemenye fe6l?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-21
AZ EMBERISEC J0TEvOJE

Cleveland varosaban ismertnk egy nagyon joravao
BERT ak mutan OF evig dogozott ek gyarban annyi
penzt udot megakartan hogy gen szp zeet nyithatot
Buckeye Roadon. Azon kornyeken soha meg ize oyan
zepen izesesen volt berendezve mint mi magyarunke
es legiobb potekava volt tele, hanem egyben
legolcsobb szogat szeek eren kszogaashoz
konben kitinoen ertett eberink, hiszen apanak
izleteben tanuta benne volt veeben hogy miyen modon
kell banni a vevokkel
De mindezek dacara uzlet csufosan megbukott.
partolta a emberinke a magya.Sag pedig OFT
volt mnden egye gyuesen reszvett mnden mozgalomban
soha XII magat semmbol Anyagi aldozatokat
szvesen hozott, ha szikseg volt reajuk
Ez ember azer bukott meg, inert emberseg ebben
eseben amerika magyar emberseg oev6e akar enn
Mndg masok dogaval tor6dott, soha magaeval
Azert mondtuk ezt hasonlo emberek
szep szammal sorainkban reemmel varunk
nyinek csodjet megathatjuk. ~ q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-21

fele es lie is vagtak nagyon
sok helyen a munkas bereb6l.
Az egy-ket napos heti mum
kara szoritott emberek client
allo kepesseggel mem birnak,
a szervezetek kasszai iiresek,
inert a vezer urak egy eszten-
dele ugy k0ltekeztek, mint a
modern cezarok, ahol tehat a
gyarak komoly bervagasi kiser-
leteket csinaltak, oft a mum
kasok kenytelenek voltak a
derekukat beadni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-21
NAGYON HAZATALALT

az orszag polgarainal az a
par $40, amt a nemzethez in
tezett beszed vegen mondott
a nemzet vezere.
Ki lehetett erezni bel6le,
hogy a komisz, lelketlen es
peldatlan nagyaranyu uszitas,
a hazug izgatas, a demagog
tamadasok meg-megujulo so
rozata faj az eln0knek, de azert
mem tagit a programtol.
Hogy ma is torhetetlenil
hisz az vi dealben, hogy ma
is a nincstelen, a kijatszott, a
kitagadott milliok sorsat tart
ia a legfontosabb kerdesnek,
bar = valljuk be = a depresz-
szio altalu turelmetlenne tett
munkasokj egy resze mar de-
zertalt.
Az amerikai polgarok oriasi
tObbsege soha mem vesz farad-
sagot hozza, hogy komolyan
olvasson, hogy gondolkozzek,
mikor ARA sziikseg van es az
evek ota tarto hazug hajsza
es propaganda utan mar kez-
dett elfordulni Rooseveltt0l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-21
A HARMADIK ES
SULYOSABB

meglepetes az volt, hogy
kongresszusi veresegei utan is
a legnagyobb hatarozottsaggal
ragaszkodik az uj deal pro-
gramjahoz S kiilonosen ahhoz
a ponthoz, amit a kormanyzo
demokrata part a valasztasi
platformjaban megigert a mem
zetnek. A munkaber es munka-
lido torvenyhez.
Ugv a kongresszushoz kill
d0tt izenetben, mint a nemzet-
hez intezett beszedben ezt a
reformot ismet siirgette es ha
sziikseges, meg egyszer szembe
fog szallni a t0rvenyhozo okkal,
hogy ezt a faj6 kerdest rem
dezze.
A multi het vegen majdnem
biztos volt, hogy ezt a billt
mem fogja ett6l a ma mar nyil-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-21

tan ellenseges kongresszust6l
megkapni, ha azonban a penz-
ugyi javaslat keresztiil megy,
akkor a munkaber Is munka-
lido javaslatb6l is t6rveny lesz.
Mert ha lit ujabb ezermilli6k
kertilnek elk0ltesre, akkor egy
kerulet kongreszmanje sem en-
gedheti meg maganak, hogy
oda alljon es kerekk0toJe le-
gyen annak a programnak,
amihez az eln0k a valasztas
el6tt a partot k0totte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-21
A MhSODIK MEGI.EpETES

az volt a reszer6l, hogy ugy
a kongresszushoz kiild0tt uze-
nete, mint a nemzethez inte-
zett radio beszede - bekes
volt.
Az elnoknek, ismert nagy hi
baja, hogy az ellenfeleivel es
ellensegeivel seven" szokott
lenni es ilyesmire keresi az al
kalmat, most azonban ez a tu-
lajdonsag mem nyilatkozott
meg nala.
A beszed bekes hangia kulo-
n0sen kellemet'en a t6kenek es
a toke zsoldjaban allo reakcios
sajtonak, inert most mem Or
ditozhatjak maid, hogy megint
raiiesztett az iizletre, megint
odaallt a ''bizalom" utjaba.
Eppen ellenkez6leg, co-ope-
raciora hivott mindenkit; le-
szogezte, hogy a munkasnak
joga van a .berere, a t6kenek
joga van a mersekelt profitra,
a program ellen feltetlenul ell
k0vetkez6 altalanos uszitasnak
tehat a meregfogat el6re XII
huzta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-21
BIZALOMMAL VARRATJA

tehat mindenki, hogy a ja-
vaslat elfogadasa utan a gaz-
dasagi v'szonyok rohamosan
javulnak es ha a kongresszus-
ban a nagyt6ke es a partpo'i-
tika, vagy az elnok elleni gyi-
lolet a penzugyi javaslatot
megis elgancsolna, akkor sem
kell ketsegbe esni senkinek.
Mert akkor az eln0k igazan
elkezd harcolni es e1ni fog
azokkal a rendkiviili eszk0zok-
kel, ame'yek meg mindig a
rendelkezesere allnak S anne
lyek nagyor fajnanak a toke-
mex.
Ha az eszszert beruhazaso-
kat .es koltekezeseket mem en-
gedelyezne a kongresszus, az
elnoknek meg Joga van a dol
lar aranytartalmat korulbelul
husz' szazalekkal ismet levag-
nj. Es joga van haromezer mil
li6 dollar erteku bankot nyo-
matni. Minthogy ilyen infla-
clos javaslatokt0l es lehet6se-
gekt6l aztan meltan retteg a
vagyonos osztaly, biztosra We
hetjik, hogy AIT kiprovokalni
mem fogja, hanem megengedi,
hogy kongresszus elfogadhas-
sa az e1n0k programjat. (saj-
nos, a t6ke ma ismet annyira
ura a torvenyhozasnak, hogy
az engedelyt vagy a tilalmat a
Wall Street fel6l adjak a tor
venyhozo uraknak.)