davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1938-07-09
Sleeper Misses Sun Tan.

Sleeper Misses Sun Tan.
URBANA, III. (P.-Bob Richart.
University of Illinois golfer, who won
the State high school championship
two years ago, was in a hurry to &C
qulre sun tan. He climbed on the
root OF his garage for sun bath, fell
asleep and rolled off Result: A frac-
tured wrist, no sun tan,
Evening star., 1938-07-09
RITES FOR J. J. LESNER,
VIRGINIA SENATOR, HELD
Gov. Price Leads in Tribute to
Man Who Served as Postmaster
at Norfolk Under Wilson.

o. the Associated Press.
NORFOLK, Va, July 9.-State Sen
Ator John James Lesner, 10. Norfolk
postmaster under President Woodrow
Wilson, who died Tuesday, was buried
In Forest Lawn Cemetery yesterday
after service in Christ and St. Luke's
Episcopal Church.
Gov. James H. Price headed State
and city officials, business associates,
personal friends and official delega tions
who came to pay final tribute.
The State Senate delegation, named
by 1t. Gov. Saxon w. Holt, who is va
cationing in upper New York, con-
sisted of State Senators Vivian L. Page
and Maj. M. Hilliard The House dele
CATION, named by Speaker Ashton
Dovell, consisted of Norfolks four dele
gates-Richard w. Ruffin, Edward L.
Breeden, jr.; Robert F. Baldwin, jr.,
and Delamater Davis.
Evening star., 1938-07-09
More Ordered From Exxpt.

LONDON, July 8 (P.-The British
government today ordered an armored
car regiment from Egypt to Palestine
to help put down spreading Holy Land
disorders.
Evening star., 1938-07-09
200 Planes Being Delivered.

HONG KONG, July 9 (P.-A fleet
Of fully 200 Soviet Russian warplanes
for China was reported yesterday by
reliable source to be in the process
OF delivery for service in the Chinese
Japanese War.
This source asserted some of the
aircraft already had been flown to
Hankow, provisional Chinese capital,
while others were being assembled
and tested at points in Eastern Turke-
stan, near the western border of Mon
golia.
Evening star., 1938-07-09
CLEAR YANGTzE,
JAPAN ASKS
Evacuation Sought in New
Note to u. S. and Other
Foreign Powers.
By ths Associated Press.

SHANGHAI, July 9.-The Japanese,
rushing 10000 fresh troops up the
Yangtze River for an intensified drive
on Hankow. sent new note to the
United States and other foreign powers
today urging removal of all foreign
vessels and citizens from the danger
zone.
The note stressed the "desirability
of voluntary evacuation" along the
river between Marking and Wanghsi-
kong, halfway to Hankow, and cau-
toned particularly against remaining
In the 80-mile stretch above Kiukiang,
135 miles downstream from the provi-
sional capital.
A similar note to the foreign powers
on June II was rejected. Foreign au-
thorities had not yet had time to
answer the new communication, but
In view of their stand it was considered
likely it also would be rejected, with
American and British gunboats at
Kiukiang remaining there.
Two Danger Spots.
kiukiang. next major objective in
the drive, and Kuling, hitherto un-
touched mountain resort, where
number of Americans and other for
eigners have sought safety. were men,
toned in the memorandum as danger
spots.
The memorandum declared the jap
anese regretted" the foreign powers
had rejected the previous suggestion
1t said there was an element of danger
for neutral vessels in the river despite
the fact that they had their flags
painted on awnings, and urged that
they use other distinguishing devices,
such as painting the vessels in special
colors and flying long streamers.
The Chinese have laid hundreds of
mines In the Yangsze. the memoran-
dunn said, and many still drifting are
q source of danger.
Counter Attacks Made.
The Chinese announced, meanwhile,
they had made several successful
counter-attacks against japanese ad-
vance units along the Yangtze, in
cluding a victory at Huanmutang,
where the Japanese were said to have
lost several hundred men and 10
armed launches.
Other Chinese reports said Chinese
planes raided japanese positions and
warships along the river five times yes
terday. damaging several gunboats and
transports and destroying a number of
planes at the Anking Airdrome.
The Washington times., 1938-08-25
0HEPC ACTAIPE AT KEITuIc DancicaL Sc
AOOHNS-ENSI ~ MI IL - = OF TerpIchoe, Ha
INimbIe Feet Dance The Yam
In q New Musical Filled With
Irving Berlin Tunes
By ANDREW R. KELLEY

Chalk down Carefree" of the very best Of the
AsareRogers dancca not only for its solo and partner
ship terpschor but for substantial farce story and fine
The Washington times., 1938-08-25
KEELEYGRAMS

Darrieux fad Told to dress
their hair that way by Warner
Bros, only three Of the rs girls
on the wings Of the Navy
Set" followed instructions (.
Spokeslady for the coiffure reb-
els said: mo one but an expert
can do this top-of-the-head style
so it will look like anything.
That means if we're going to
look well before the camera
and the studios demand we look
well-we have to go to a hair
dresser to get it done We
can't afford it on $3.50 a day,
when we work All of us can
do our hair ourselves in any of
the regular styles and that's
why we're going to keep on do
ing it that Way-to save money,
not because we're contrary {.
At last accounts Warner Bros.
was inclined to agree the Eek
traS" had economic logic on
their side. Decided not to press
the issue.
BELL WINS $500
Ray Bell Of LOew's knocked
off another $500 prize, for the
best exploitation and publicity
ON Walter Wanger's Block
ade" Previously Bell had
won q round trip to Italy, self
and wife, for his campaign on
Garden Of Allah" and q $500
first prize in the national com.
petition for "StelIa Dallas
publicity Recently Doug
COrrigan presented him with
Motion Picture Herald'S silver
plaque for the best showing
made by movie press agents in
the first six months of 1928
-. All within q year He is
still waiting for the finals in
Continued ON Page 22, Col. 81
The Washington times., 1938-08-25

CAPITOL-Virginia Bruce, Her.
bert Marshall, Mary Astor,
woman Against Woman"
1l:10 a. M, 1858, 4:40, 1880,
1918 p. m. Stage Going
Native" 12:4S, $3.50, 6:15,
9:05 p. m.
PALACE-Maureen O'Sullivan,
Robert Taylor, "The Crowd
Roars," IL q. m, 1:05, 3:15,
5:25, 1885, 9:45 p. m.
COLUMBIA-Judy Garland,
Mickey Rooney, Love Finds
Andy Hardy" 11:15 a. m,
1:2O. 3:25. $50. 1885, GAS
p. m.
EARLEMartha Raye, Bob
Hope, Jack Whiting, Give Me
a Sailor" II q. m, 1:40, 4:25,
7:10, 9:55 p. m. Stage, "Har-
riett Hilliard, OZzie Nelson"
12:45, $3.50, 6:15, 9 p. m.
OPOLIT N-Gary
Cooper, Helen Hayes, Fare
well to Arms" 1885 q. m,
1875, 1886. 5:35, 1885. 9:40
p. m.
R-K-O KEITH'S-Ginger Rogers
and Fred Astaire in Care
free" at 1884, 1:17, 3, 4:43,
6:26, 8:05, $50 p. m.
LITTLE-Clark Gable, Helen
Hayes, white Sister," II a.
m, 1:05, 3:05, $40, 1920. $3.50
p. m.
The Washington times., 1938-08-25

Since Danielle Darrieux in
"Rage Of Paris" exposed her
Ghell-like ears in a new hair-do,
the coiffure has caught on in
Washington Little 3-year-old
Carol Ann Bell now likes her
locks combed that way, so does
the librarian in Brentano's, and
ELISA Landi introduced it at
Olney It's a nice way to
The Washington times., 1938-08-25

on q country club floor and
roaming out onto the verandaS
and back to the ball room, with
diners and dancers following
the Astaire- Rogers team. It is
masterfully staged and scored
by Director Mark Sandrich.
A dream sequence which puts
the Astaire-RogerS art in slow
motion, shows how graceful and
light as feather down is this
magic couple. I preferred it to
the more snowy Yam"
Irving Berlin'S music is graced
with melody, includes Il Used
to Be Color Blind" '"The Night
Is Filled With Music" Change
Your Partners" and "The YAM"
GINGER AT HER BEST
Ginger Rogers takes tn e
highest honors Of "Carefree,"
for she has a difficult role that
stresses comedy, requires as
much finesse as does her dane
ing, It is quite the best acting
she has shown since Hollywood
discovered her. Fred Astaire,
debonnair and always assured,
is close to perfection.
The stars are ably assisted by
Luella Gear, Clarence Kolb,
Ralph Bellamy and Franklin
Pangborn. For production
values, "Carefree" rates with
the Grade A.
A Donald Duck Cartoon and
latest issue Of Pathe News COM
pletes the recipe for q perfect
afternoon or evening ct the
cinema,
The Washington times., 1938-08-25
Boro Theoter Gives Bethesda Playground

Bethesda High athlete, in
charge.
The Washington times., 1938-08-25
= HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP
StortinQ Time of the Movies

TRANS-LUX-News and shorts,
10 a. M, to midnight, shows
rs minutes.
MT. VERNON-(Drive in) Alice
Faye in I'm Old Chicago" At
7:3O md 10:05 D. m.
The Washington times., 1938-08-25

parking lot as a play area in
the daytime.
In addition, the Boro will
sponsor a football league this
fall, with william Jobes, man.
ager of the theater and former
The Washington times., 1938-08-25

To assist in the current Safety
Campaign to keep children off
the streets, Sidney Lust has
offered the town Of Bethesda the
use Of the Boro Theater'S large
The Washington times., 1938-08-25

ing a radio program, running
amuck with a gun on a skeet-
shooting range.
What about the dancing?
Well, Fred AStaire goes it
alone in a rhythmic number
on the golf course, in which he
knocks brides from the tee,
shows some fancy footwork
without missing a beat.
Most pretentious number Is
the spectacular YAM" danced
The Washington times., 1938-08-25

FILLED WITH DANCING
When her subconscious mind
q going in high speed, Ginger
acts on her first impulses, turns
"Carefree" into a hilarious and
hySterical celluloid by smash
ing plate-glass windows, upset
The Washington times., 1938-08-25

Irving Berlin music.
Long the screens dancing champions,
Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, in this
latest frolic-slightly on the lunatic side
demonstrate that they are equally skilled in
straight acting, in creating and sustaining
an antic mood.
"Carefree" takes psychoanalysis for a
merry ride. The amiable Astaire is cast as
an expert on delving into the subconscious
mind, Ginger Rogers proves his most diff
cult patient.
As the mental specialist, Fred undertakes
+o sbory n;nrar 4bo+ sba should cow UVacO
The Washington times., 1938-08-25

and fix the marriage date for his old FRIEND Ralph Beamy
The fact that Ginger figures her doctor quack comcates
matters
becomes necessary to anaesthetze Ginger in order to
probe to the back of her brain cells later hypnotic her
that she may get the right IDEAS Ginger falls in love with
her doctor and upsets entirely his of treatment
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-22
Six 0l.L!!D!Al

rasn6, Dudas Mihalyne, IA
mas Gyorgy, Torok JOSEF, To-
r0k Ferenc, Vezse Mihalyne,
Juhasz Mihaly, zsirka J6zsef-
ne, Balog Balazs, Pallay And
ras, Pallay Janos Is csaladja,
Kornaromi Mihaly es csaladja,
Szabo Jozsef es csaladja, 10th
Pal, Balazs Janos es neje, Zsol-
dos Istvanne, Skarosi Pal, Fo-
dor Istvan, Letter Karoly Is
csaladja, Martin Gynla, Bu-
zas Lajos, Bondor Istvan,
Zsurki Istvan, Paloczi Jozstf,
ozv. Kulcsar Janosne, Horvath
JOSEF, Lutheran Bella, Luteran
Janos, Horvath Gyula, Boda
Andras, ifj. Dorko Janocne,
Mrs. Clara Nuskiewicz, Zuti
Ferenc, Erdei Andrasne, Ne
meth Sander, Pallay Andras-
ne, Berzi Miklos, Szakacs La
jos, 10th Janos es neje, Ka-
nocz Istvan, Mrs. ice Stella,
ozv. Szakacs Julia, Molnar
Lajosne, Aszalos Istvanne, Ko-
vacs Sander es csaladja, Ko-
ran Janos, Luteran Andras.
80 centet adtak: Nemeth
Kalmanne, Jakab Istvanne.
Is centet adtak:: Varga Ist-
vanne, Hingel Janos, Varga
Janosne, Kopacsi Lajos. Pa
iinszki Janos, Martini Mihaly
es neje, Macy Janos, Timko
Iren, Rainer Lajos, Nyiri San
dor, Nemeth Istvanne, Marko
Peterne, Dorko Wallace,
10th Ferencne, Uray Karoly-
ne, Ifj. Vasko Janosne, 10th
Andras, 10th Lajosne, Kiss
Berti, Kiss Lajos, Kish Jessie.
Is centet adtak:: Balog Jo-
zsefne, Mrs. Jessie Patroszky,
Walter Patroszky
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-22
MAGYAR DEMOKRATA
GYt)LES LESZ

A Mahoning megyei Magyar
Demokrata K0r rendes havi
gyiilest tart december 28-an,
szerdan este pontosan 8 orai
kezdettel, a Ward Baking Co.
epiileteben, a Mahoning es
Glenwood Ave. sarkan, szem-
ben a f6 Isaly Ice Cream gyar-
raj. Ingyen parkolas. Husit6,
frissit6 Is konnyii harapnivalo
lesz felszolgalva a gyiiles utan.
Mivel fontos iigyek keriilnek
megbeszelesre, kerjiik az ossz-
tagsagot, hogy e fontos gyiile-
sen minel nagyobb szamban
jelenjenek meg.
RESS JoZSEF, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-22
ras, Kaiati Andrasne, K

ras, Kajati Andrasne, Kajati
Margit, Lakatos Istvan, Ricz
Janos, id. Dorko Janos, ozv.
Kopacsy Janosne, Ifj. Molnar
Istvan, Csete Sander es neje,
Luteran Sander Kovacs Elek
es neje, P. 10th Istvan, Va
joczky Karoly, Vajoczky Ka-
rolyne, vajoczly Lajos, 10th
Sandor, i'd. Mokri Ferenc, Ge-
csc Janos, Kassai Janos, Feke-
te Miklos, Marko Gyorgy, Zsur
ka Jozsef, Teglas Gyula, K.
Molnar Istvan, i'd. Szabo Fe-
reno, Luttran Gyorgy, Bajusz
Janos, Condor Istvan, Katocs
EIDE, JuhaSz Peter es neje, Mrs.
Eikert, Cziczo Jozsef, id. Rati
Janos, Ifj. Rati Janos, Timar
Ferenc, Moenich Viktor, Am
brusko Ferenc es csaladja,
Csernay Lajos, Wikete Jozsef-
ne.
SO centet adtak: Ruszkai
Janos, 10th Istvan, LaszlG
Elek, Gomez Mihaly, B. Krausz
Mezei Lajos, Jancsurak Janos
Orosz Istvan, Kopacsi Pal, Ser
bati Istvan, Homenik Gabor
Tulipan Istvanne, i'd. Molnal
Istvan, Barany Ferencne, Ne,
meth Daniel, Balog Ferenc
Molnar Jozsef es neje, Beres
Miklosne, Halasz Istvanne
Kapitany Ferencne, ifj. Kapi
tany Janos, Kapitany Ma
rianne, Ifj. Kollath Lajos, id
Kollath Lajos, Kollath Ma
riska, Tiszai Berti, 10th Ka
roly, ozv. Kovacs Mihalyne
Szucs Janos, Meszaro S Erno
Feher Lajos, Feher Jozsef
Timko Istvanne, Pull Jozsef
Gonczi JOSEF, Csernyik And
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-22
ARVAGASOK
.LATHAT0K A

legtobb Iizletben, es mar
december tizedike fele meg
kezd6dtek azok a Harusita-
sok, amik normalis id0kben
csak januar 15-e utan kez-
d6dnek.
A WPA munkasai, a k0zse-
gelyen elo csaladok vasa-
rolni mem tudnak, es er6sen
erik AIT is, hogy a WPA
munkasok szama mar deem
ber elejen megcs0kkent.
A keresked6k termeszetesen
meg a karacsonyig hatralev6
napokban remelnek, de mar
tudjak, hogy az eddigi sovany
uzletet b hozni mem tudjak,
es attol lehet felni, hogy ia
vaszi rendeleseik egy reszet
viSszahivjak, mielott az szal-
litasra keriilne.
Kulonosen attol felnek,
amt bejelentettek a kormany
reszer6l, hogy januar es feb
ruar honapokban egy milli6
WPA embert tesznek lie a
munkabol, azokat a magan-
ipar esetleg mem lesz kepes
felsZivni.
Ezek a kedvez6tlen tiinetek
sernmikepen nem jelentik
hogy az altalanos viszonyok
rosszabbak, inert azok igenis
tovabb fognak javulni; csu-
pan csak AIT, hogy amig til
milli6 munkatlan ember lesz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-22
AnrMxM mAaYAR MalAr
A MAGYAR Al MAGYARERI
MOZGALOM
(Folytatas az 1-s6 oldalroll

(Folytatas az 1-s6 oldalroll
Hamilton) reven egyenkent
harom-harom dollaros elelmi-
seer ordert is kapnak maid
postan.
A Nagybizottsag meg egy
fontos igyet targyalt. Elhata-
rozta, hogy alkalmat nyujt a
Youngstownban lako tot es ru-
ten szarmazasu testvereinknek,
hogy a magyarsaggal talalkoz-
zanak es hogy magyar, angol,
szlovak es ruten nyelven hall
jak meg az igazsagot a Eel
fold Is a Karpatalja tenyleges
viszonyairol. Az osszejovetel
egy kultur est kereteben les7
megtartva februar folyaman
Az else Magyar a Magyar
ert" gyiijtes kimutatas lit k0.
vetkezik:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-22

OF dollart adtak: Campbell
Rozsafiizer Tarsulat, B. Robert
Weimer, Nenenyi Miklos.
Harom dollart adtak: Wad-
leck P, Jozsef, Banyar Agos-
ton, Jackie Jozsef.
$2.50-et adott: Kaszler Ven
del. ar
SIT adtak:s Pinter Albert,
Szuhi csalad atStruthers), Pi-
poly Ferenc, Szarka Janosne,
Szalmasi Mihaly, Szabo Jozsef
(Campbell), Lorincz Jozsef, Ber
kenyi Albert, Matyasi Istvan,
Horvath Vilmos, Vajda Lajos.
Sit adtak: Malkovits Istvan,
Ruboczky Istvanne, Snitzer Ist-
van es neje, Rendes Jozsef,
Macy Jozsefne, Feher Janos,
10th Istvan, Kuty Zsigmond,
Marek Anna, Matyasi JOSEF,
i'd. T0rok Sander, Friedman
Jozsef, Bunchy Jozsef, Migletz
Vilmos es neje, Gober Janos,
Gulyas Simon, Szepesi Jozsef,
Bistuc Mihaly, Polya Janos,
Novotnik Jozsef, Pitlik Janos,
Kelemen Gyorgy, Yumbar Ma
ria, Pavlenko, Feher Mihaly,
ozv. Macy Ignatzne, Dsidocky
Etel, Fedor Janos, Szakacs Jo-
zsef, Gaszte Maria, Kasmer
Janos, Zboray rMihaly, Varga
Gaspar, Gyetvai Janos, Wolf
Istvan, Fekete Andras, i'd. Csu-
rilla Istvan, Hubert Ferencne,
Danku Ferenc, Varga Marion
ne, Pisak Janosne, Paloczi ia
nosne, Gene Claiborne, Macy
Vincze, Habodasz Gustav, Hof-
fer Imre, Grosz Istvan, Macy
Janos, Molnar Janosne, Szucs
Janosne, ozv. Gregosits Jozsef-
ne, Kuti Gaabor es neje, Ha-
szonics Ferenc, Locsky Jozsef,
Demeny Istvanne, Vereb And
rasne, Gagyi Janos, Pipoly
Gyula, Lengyel Andras, Soos
Janos, Kekk Albert, Beno Jo-
zsef ifj., Nemeth Sandor, Boda
JOSEF, Kish Karolyne, Tezenar
Andras, Horvath Istvanne, Pc
deri Istvanne, Danish Jozsef
es neje, i'd. Hauzer Fiil0pne,
Balasko Gy0rgy, Burcsakne,
Esolka Ferenc, Miglecz Ferenc,
Sluka Ferenc, Kapcsos Janos,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-22
BIZONYOS AZONBAN,

hogy az auto-ipar a szaz-
ezres termeles dacara kepte-
len a regi munkasait foglal-
koztatni, inert a speed-up k0-
vetkezteben ma harrninc sza-
zalekkal kevesebb niunkas-.
kez kell ugyyannyi kocsi ter
melesere, mint a multi ev-
ben.
Erthet6, hogy ilyen k0rul-
1nenyek k0zt ebben az ipar-
ban a lmunkasok allandoan
nyugtalariko odnak, hogy har-
1nincket es harminc oras
munkahetet kovetelnek, S
hogy ijavitasr6l is tobb gyar-
ban erelyesen beszelnek.
A munkamegtakarit6 ge-
:pek fes a speed-up jovedelem
nemcsak a gyarat illetnek,
eppen azert roppant ossze
1929-ben es azota az elosztas
inert ezeket a profitokat q
gyar sem magasabb munka-
Der alakjaban mem osztotta
meg a munkassal, sem ala
csonyabb arak alakjabar
mem osztottak meg a vev6k.
kel.
& k0nnyu iparban meg
mindig szepen dolgoznak, dt
a karacsonyi vasarok eddie
valami vermes eredmenyek
kel mem jartak, es a depart
ment iizletek valamint a kis
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-22

Pajtok Mikl6s, Cseh Mihaly,
Lipko Istvan, Horvath Jozsef,
Marianovich Miklos, Sagi Ig-
nacz, id. Walter Janos, i'd. Vas
ko Janos, Skebo Jozsef, Sza-
kacs Daniel, Bancs Mihaly, Pa
velko Gyorgy, Matasy Albert
es neje, Danicsko Istvan, Ba-
bos Ferenc, Husoczky Jozsef,
Gantz Andras, Molnar Lajos,
Rub6czky Istvan es neje, zsofi
Janos, Cseh Jozsef, Margaret
Rhodes, Knapik Janos, id. Bin6
Jozsef, ifj. Timko Jozsef, Bod
zas Janos, ifj. Barko Janos, Ke-
retes Istvanne, Csiss Bella, Tom
csak Gyorgyne, Bacso Janos,
Dankovics Lajos, Lipkovics
Matyas, Szabo JOSEF.
SO centet adtak: Id. Barko
Janosne, Zagiba Janos, Pull
Jozsef, Gomez Jozsefne, Hor-
vath Janos, Pollak Ferenc,
Szepesi Lajosne, 10th Janos,
Majoros Istvanne, Koleszar
Lajos, Tomory Istvan, Szlavi-
csak Istvan, Fullajtar Janos,
Snitzer Ferenc, Bernay Ist-
van, Ignath Gyula, Zuti Gyu-
lane, Hertik Jozsefne, 0zv
Kuti Istvanne, Timko Jozsef
Horvath Ignaczne, Novak
Sandorne, Mrs. L. June, Mrs
Kardos, Mrs. Id. Bunchy
Hegedus Istvanne, Mrs. ia.
kobey Lajosne, Mrs. A. Jab'
lonkai, Mrs. Liptak, Mrs. Be
ne, Hochvarth Janos, Misla
Imre, Pletenyik Janos, Ma
tyas Istvanne, Nagyicky ia
nosne, Gilak Janos, Hoch
varth Vendelne, Mate Lajos
Tubicza Gyorgy, Horvath Fe
reno, Alagyi Mihaly, Fodt
Istvan, Fedor Andras, Sas
Gabor, Borbely Janos, Ka
lucky Janos, Bogovecz Mar
ton, Matyas Jozsef es neje
Gall Maria, Mrs. Helen Doug
las, Mrs. Black, Pederi Rober
es neje, Benish Adamne.
As centet adott: Letoh;
Mihaly.
35 centet adott:: Henshber
ger Jozsef.
25 centet adtak: Franl
Janosne, Donacski Jozsef, II
mar Janosne, Mrs. Tarijal
Gall Istvanne, Ifj. Hauzer FIJI
lopne, Vass Laszlone, Nag
: Janosne, Gombita Jozsefnt
Mrs. Rizsak, Mrs. Lukacs, Re
nj Janos, Kelemen Karoly
, Hauser Ignac, Tubicza AnC
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yezette. Kollektorok es az al
taluk gyijt0tt osszegek a ko-
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ERDEKES SZAVAZAS
VOLT

a farmerek k0zt a mutt he
ten, mikor a termeles harom
agaban d0nt0ttek, hogy kor-
latozzak-e onkent a termelest.
A t0rveny szerint ha a ter
mel6k haromnegyede a kor-
latozast kivanja, akkor AIT
bevezetik k0zottiik.
A gyapot-termel6k az eros
korlatozas mellett szavaztak,
a rizs es a dohany termel6k a
szabad termeles mellett ma
radtak.
Termeszetesen a szabad ter
meles mellett is kapnak bo-
nuszt a kormanytol, ha fold
jiik egy reszet a termeles alol
kivonjals, illetve ha AIT olyan
termes ala teszik amely a fol-
Diet javitja.
A nagy varosok lapjai az
vi farm-t0rvenyek miatt q
kormanyt er6sen tamadjak s
azzal uszitanak, hogy a kor.
many el6 akar irni minden1
a farmernak. - Ez a szava
gas megmutatta, hogy a kor
many rabizza niagara a fold
mUvesre, hogy a sorsat intez
ze es csak a sziikseges masi
neriat csinalta meg a sza
mara, amelyen keresztiil {
farmer-kerdest valamikor teny
leg el lehet megelegedesre in
| tezni.
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A MUNKA FRONTJAN
CSAK

szomoru ujsagukat hallot-
tunk a multi heten. A negy-
szazezer taggal biro sz0v0-
ipari nunkasok szervezete
kivalt a CLIO IDOL, S most azon
vitatkoznak, hogy megmarad
janak-e onallo szervezetnek,
vagy az AFL-el keressek a
csatlakozast. @ {
A sz0v6-ipar munkaSai -
tisztviseloik szerint - azert
valtak XII a CIO-bol, inert
meguntak a @carsagot', es
inert bantotta oket, hogy a
jol fizetett szervez6i allasok
ba idegen embereket, legin-
kabb a banyasz-szervezet tiszt
viseloit ktldtek a nyakukra.
Termeszetesen a CIO mem
fogja a negyszazezer tagot
konnyen engedni, inert hi
szen az erk0lcsi veresegen XII
viii negyszazezer tag tobb
millio dollar tagsagidijat fizet
evente a kasszaba, S terme-
szetes az is, hogy az AFL meg
probalja ext a szervezetet fel-
SZivni.
Meg a legszerencsesebb do
log az adott helyzetben az len
ne, ha a szervezet egyel6re
fiiggetlen maradna.
NEMCSAK ATT0L KELL
felni, hogy a legszomorub-
ban kiuzsorazotc munkasok
ilyen nagy t0meget maid
ide-oda cibaljak a vezerek es
ujabb szakadas lesz koz0ttiik
hanem attol is, hogy ext a
peldAt t0bb szervezet fogja
k0vetni.
Mar a regi kinaiak is tud-
tax, hogy a hegyen lako gaz-
dagnak mindig akad szegeny
rOkona a vOlgyben. s
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gy ebben az iparban a
..1endiiles naeddig tart, AIT
hem tudjak.
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hasonlo fellendiiles mem Sc
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kereskedesek csalodtak idaig a
szezonban.
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NEMCSAK ATT0L KELL

Mar a regi kinaiak is tud-
tax, hogy a hegyen lak6 gaz-
dagnak mindig akad szegeny
rokona a volgyben.