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Evening star., 1938-12-09
Georgetown Tossers
Display Promise in
Annexing Opener

Georgetown University as usual
is off to a successful start of its
basket ball season, uncovering a
good supply of second and third
string talent to add to the expected
strength of the regulars.
Winning over Western Maryland,
their traditional starting foe, 1923,
at Tech High gym last night, the
Hoyas ran in three teams, each of
which added to the point total.
While still rough in spots and not
altogether familiar with Coach Elmer
Ripley's style-brought back to the
Hilltop after 10 years-nevertheles
| they gave promise of becoming a
formidable court machine after a
few more games.
The Green Terrors inaugurated
the scoring with field goal before
the echo of the starting whistle had
died. Ed Kurtyka matched it with
a long shot and Irving Rizzi dropped
in two to put the Hoyas well ahead,
and it stayed that way for the re;
mainder of the game. The closest
Western Maryland came was during
the first half, when it drew up within
four points of GeorgetoWns II, but
the half-time score, 1912, was in
dicative of the way things were
going.
Capt. Joe Murphy and Johnny
MCGOWAN. the latter a sophomore
center, led the Georgetown attack,
accounting for IS points between
them.
In a preliminary game, the Hoya
Freshmen won from Dewitt, 1898,
when Johnny Martin scored field
goal in the last few seconds.
Evening star., 1938-12-09
Tall Timbers Tunkers
Meet Southeast BOYS

Swimming teams representing Tall
Timbers Camp and the Southeast
Boys Club will meet at 7::3O to-
night in a dual meet at the Boys
Club pool, Seventeenth street and
Massachusetts avenue Sc.
The Southeast boys are coached
by Max Rote, former George Wash
ington tanker, while Tall Timbers
is instructed by archie Meatyard,
director of the camp. He former
ly captained the University of Flor
ida team, which won the Southern
Conference title three consecutive
years.
Tall Timbers boys who will par
ticipate in the meet are Tom and
Dick Caldwell. Jack Hopkins. Rob
ert Ruty. Buddy Donovan, Bob and
Billy Pattison, Pat Gogarty, Buddy
Rowland, Jimmy Varela, Blackie
and Charlie Joslin, Slater Clarke
Herbie Ogier and Gabby Pool.
Evening star., 1938-12-09

372, but his Grotto Grill team
dropped two games to Silver Spring
Hotel, with Bert Lynn's 131 1867 high.
DeFino Still At 1t.
Tony DeFino, famed for his all
time record league game of 208, was
another former Evening Star tour
nament champion to hit the high
spots this week. Rolling with the
leading York Service outfit, Tony
collected top weekly set of 402 in the
PetWorth League. The pacesetters
swamped Corr's Sports Shop with
1,748. Schaffer's Motors 623-1, ,695
counts and 81 win from Petworth
were aided by Pierce's 384 and Balls
373.
Esther Burton, president of the
Washington Women's Duckpin Asso-
citation and scorer for the Ladies'
Federal League, today had the pleas
ure of writing alongside her own
name the seasons record game of
151. Her brilliant effort enabled
the Treasury No. team to hang up
season record game of 558 at the
Arcadia
Scoring honors in the War De-
partment League went to Bill Knorr
of Estimates with 142 and Mel Cress
of Armies with 382.
Florence Douglas, leading her
Monumental Electric team to 2-1
win from Edmunds Opticians, was
top roller in the Silver Spring Ladies
loop with 139-354.
Two season records were estab-
lished in the Inter-Sorority League
at Petworth when Rebecca Baker Of
Sigma Phi Gamma rolled 138-357.
Joe Overend scorched the Takoma
Park drives last night for a season
record string of ITS in the Capital
Transit League. His 378 was high
in General Offices high game of
569 and 1905 set, which showed
under the Navy Yard pinmen.
Although losing two games to
Accounting, Home Audit retained its
lead IN the Home Owners League.
Ed Scheer's 141 and 37O were high
as Budget No. trimmed Legal two
games at Columbia.
Evening star., 1938-12-09
1o|es Testing Bar|und
AS Biqtime Boxer
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Gunnar
Barlund, the much enduring Finn,
will get what may be his last shot
at the boxing big time against
Roscoe Toles, the big Detroit Negro,
in the Hippodrome tonight.
The Gunnar, after beating Buddy
Baer and Alberto Lowell, was on the
way up until Lou Nova stopped him
couple of months ago. Now he
must beat Toles in tonight's 10
rounder to hold his place as a
ranking heavy.
Toles is far from soft touch. He
is a tough fellow who never has
fought in New York because, the
gossips say, the boys are afraid of
him. This is unlikely. but he is a
thunderous hitter. He fought Jimmy
Adamick and gave that over-rated
fighter such beating he had to go
to the hospital.
Evening star., 1938-12-09
Democrats, CIoys Clash
On Southeast Court

Young Democrats and United Clay
Products quints open tonight's play
IN the Southeast Community Center
League at Hine Junior High School,
to be followed by Clovers and Treas
ury. First game starts at 8:l5 pm.
In games last night Gals Valet
won a close decision over Social
Securities, 1925; Peoples Drug
Stores barely nosed out Christ
Church, 1924, and Falls Church
overran O'Donnell's, 55-34.
Evening star., 1938-12-09
Fred Mcleod in P|ayoff
For First Money in
Senior Tourney
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Dec. 9.-Otto
Hackbarth of Cincinnati and Fred
Mcleod of Chevy Chase, Md, met
in an 18-hole play-of today for first
place in the second annual seniors
golf tournament over the Augusta
national course.
The two veteran professionals
ended in deadlock with cards of
154 yesterday.
Jock Hutchison of Golf, ILL.,, win
ner of last years inaugural tourney,
and Mcleod, national open champ
OF 1908, led the seniors into the final
round yesterday, but Hutchison fall
tered on the last 18 and came in
with a 1853.
Evening star., 1938-12-09

4llAA1S hAOAAAASt eaAAN Ny I4tS SAAAAS eAAS
scramble for the top woman golfers
of the town dies down you can look
for some good golf in the woman-pro
match play affair the boys are
scheming.
They've never had one like it.
They have had what they called
"lady-pro" affairs before, but they've
been at 18 holes medal play. This
one coming up next spring will be
at match play, with no handicaps,
which makes it quite tournament,
stretching over five days. And we
can see the big scramble starting
about a month before the tourney
comes off to get the good golfing gals
like Marion Brown, Helen Dett-
weller, Betty Meckley, Estelle Davy,
Charlotte Stern, Virginia Stokes and
some of the others who can maui
that ball paired up with the better
pros. That tourney should be gobs
of fun. 1t will be played in four
some style, with alternate shots.
Houghton to Stay Here.
al A1OuSlllOll, lOl lllCl ACllWOOu
and Bannockburn pro, and former
kingpin of Maryland professional
golf, is going to remain around
Washington all winter.
For the last two years AL has
held down the pro berth at the
Chamberlain Country Club of
Old Point Comfort, Va, where
he has been the handspring be-
hind the two Middle Atlantic
p. G. A. Journeys staged over
that course.
He hasn't given up the Chamber
lain job, and plans to go back in
the spring, but AL explains golf is
SO dull around Old Point during the
winter that it's hardly worth while
sticking around. So he has landed
selling job in Washington and will
be around this town until spring.
Retiring officers of the Women S
District Golf Association will honor
Mrs. Ralph w. Payne, president of
the association for the last three
years, at tea at the Army Navy
Country Club next Monday at 4
o'clock. Mrs. Roy c. Miller. vice
president; Mrs James w. Beller,
vice president; Mrs. Theodore Pey-
ser, treasurer, and Mrs. T. j. John
son, secretary. will be in the re-
ceiving line. The gals will present
Mrs. Payne with a little gift in
recognition of her outstanding and
lengthy service to the organization,
and all feminine golfers are well
come. Those intending to attend
are requested to call Mrs. L. E.
Harris at Woodley 6245 by tonight.
John P. Burke, Georgetown Uni
Evening star., 1938-12-09
Shu Will Lead V. M. |.
Eleven Next Fall
BY the Associated Press.


LEXINGTON, Va, Dec. 9.-Paul
c. Shu, 185-pound halfback from
Alexandria, will captain the Virginia
Military Institute football team. He
was elected Yesterday.
Shu scored 140 points in two
years to lead the Southern Confer
ence both seasons. He was named
to the Associated Press third all
America team and for the second
year made the all-Southern Con-
ference and all-Virginia elevens.
Pounding Paul" is a member of
the civil engineering department at
V. M. I. and an all-around athlete.
He won letters in four sports as
sophomore: Baseball, basket ball
and track beside football. He was
State big Six" champion in the
javelin throw.
Evening star., 1938-12-09
16-P|ayer Limit Is Set
By Semi.Pro Body
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 9.-Direc-
tors of the National Semi-Pro Base
ball Congress voted here today to
limit clubs affiliated with the con-
gress to Is players in 1899.
The chief reason for the new
player limit, Mickey Mcconnell, ex-
ecutive secretary of the congress,
said was to keep clubs from signing
too many players and thus keeping
an excessive number of players in
active.
Under the new ruling all leagues
will be formed on a uniform plan
with only 16 athletes on each club
protected at any one time. McCon-
nell said the new rule would prevent
"raiding' by semi-pro teams.
Evening star., 1938-12-09
Clemson Alumni Here
Will Hear Neeiy

Jess Nicely, coach of the Clemson
football team which was defeated
only by Tennessee this season, will
be present at meeting of the local
chapter of Clemson alumni at Nay
lors next Monday evening.
Nicely will sketch the high lights OF
the Tigers important games last
fall and will show moving pictures
of the Tulane, South Carolina and
Tennessee games. Members are
urged to bring interested guests to
the affair which will start at $50
o'clock.
Evening star., 1938-12-09
Little Hoya Rif|emen
18Th in Junior Test

Georgetown Prep rifle team stands
nineteenth in the B division shoot
Ing In the semi finals of the national
junior championship of the National
Rifle Association.
Its score was 484 out of a possible
800. One hundred and seventy-five
teams are firing in the series of
four preliminary matches this fall,
which are considered warm up to
determine each teams handicap for
the opening January 81 of a 12-Week
schedule for state honors and a
chance at the national finals.
Evening star., 1938-12-09
Hall Out Take Lead From Lucky Strike Stars Tournament
Varied Sports
BASKET BALL.


GEORGETOWN. 40; Western Maryland. %.
Armour Tech. 81; Arkansas State. "a.
Wake Forest 81; Randolph-Macon. 80.
Harvard. 81; Northeastern. 20.
Carnegie Tech. A; Geneva. AZ (over-
time).
Lawrence Tech. Al; Morehead Teach
ers. 3S.
TuscumIon. 3S; Mars Hill. 81.
Lawrence. 81: Mission House. 30.
Iowa State Teachers Reserves. 81;
Western Illinois State Teachers Re-
serves. 81.
Louisiana Normal, 81; Arkansas A and
Central Mi Normal. 4a: Taylor. %.
Iowa State Teachers, 81; Illinois State
Heidelberg, 43: Ohio chiropody, 25.
Ohio Wesleyan. 81; Muskingum.. "a.
Bowling Green. 80; Bluffton. "a.
Findlay. 43; Defiance 20.
Ashland. 40: Hiram 80.
Hanover. 81: Louisville, 3S.
G9oncordia,. %: Valley City Teachers %.
Phillips. 55; Chicago LaSalle 3S.
Sheboygan. 32: Akron Goodyeors. 20
tproD.
COLLEGE HOCKEY.
University of Minnesota. 6: McMaster. 3.
Evening star., 1938-12-09
Seeks 145-Pound Foes

Charlotte Hall Bullets, a class B
independent basket ball team aver
aging 145 pounds, is seeking games
with teams in the Washington area.
Write Capt. E. J. Williams, Char
lotte Hall School, Charlotte Hall,
Md, or phone Mechanicsville 22F2.
Evening star., 1938-12-09
Vet Administration Gains.

With La Scola'S top set of 359 in
strumental in tWo-game win from
st. Elizabeth No. 3, the second-place
Veterans Administration gained on
the league-leading st. Elizabeth
which dropped 81 decision to the
last-place Weather Bureau team
Aliens 1856 was high as War Depart
ment copped the odd one from Civil
Service No. /. Other mbatches at
the Lucky Strike resulted in Revenue
No. 2 sweeping st. Elizabeth No. 2
Revenue No. and Public Health No
2 taking 81 decisions over Civil
Service No. and Public Health
No. !.
Guy-Curran boWlers trimmed Gar
finckels for three games to deadlock
second place with Hecht Co. in the
Department Store League, when the
latter dropped a game to Jelleff's at
the new Recreation last night. With
Alt Watson pounding out a $50 set
Kann's pacesetting entry held its
312-game lead by a 81 win from
Lansburghs.
With Billy Kingsolver shooting top
set Of 367, last years pennant- win
ming Woodward & Lothrop nicked
Raleigh Haberdasher twice. Credit
Bureau was 81 winner from Hahn
Shoes.
Pins were gathered in large
punches in the Silver Spring Amer
ican League and getting a goodly
share of them was Hugh Arbaugh,
boss of Silver Spring mapleways
who combined his 134-394 with Ray
Wards 160-399 to enable Shep-
herd Park Restaurant to sweep Stew.
art Bros. and gain second place. Eo
Stephenson was high for the losers
with 1890.
Silver Spring Market held its two
game lead by trimming Marcy Mo-
tors two games with Howard Par
sons 129-358 and Spence Mullinixs s
l24-343 instrumental in the win
With Bill Lees 1892 pacing a
sweep over Hines Lions, the I. B
E. w. No. 121 pinmen moved into
contending pennant position
Noble Viers, jr., on the losing side
dropped his top average to 1918
with BAL.
Lynn Smith contributed 155-392
to night of heavy scoring by lead
ing Wolfe Motors 2-1 win from E
G. Keyes. Ted Sheckles shot l33-
Evening star., 1938-12-09
Cubs Purchase HurreII,
HurLer, From Cards

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 9 P).-The St.
Louis Cardinals have announced
the sale of Pitcher Ray Harrell to
the Chicago Cubs.
Harrell, a tall Highlander, won
two and lost three games for the
Cards in 1888 and won three and
lost seven in 1887.
Evening star., 1938-12-09
Fete Anucostio Team

Anacostia High School will honor
it's first interhigh football team
Monday night with banquet at the
school cafe.
Evening star., 1938-12-09
STRAIGHT Off the Tee
By WALTER McCALLUM,

that they should operate their own links schedule with
waiting Middle Atlantic list
affairs the golfers of the District planning for
bids the competitive
go
Evening star., 1938-12-09

versity's national intercollegiate and
District of Columbia champion, is
planning Southern junket during
the Christmas holidays. John and
Charlie Pettijohn, his constant links
companions. will jump into Char
leys buzz-buggy in few days and
head for Miami, where John should
pick up few more pieces of silver
in the holiday amateur tournaments
around that golf hot-spot.
This Burke kid is quite
golf player. Few people real
ize how good he is, or how
close red-headed John comes
to being the top amateur of
the land.
Up at Oakmont he gave Willie
Turnesa, the national champ, one
of his toughest matches, and John
definitely is tabled as one of the
best of the young players of the
land. He hasn't played his best golf
around Washington, but he was good
enough to romp through the field
in the recent District championship,
and he will be the mainstay of
next years Georgetown University
team, which will be captained by
Billy DettWeiler. Billy, by the way,
now is suspended from the team be-
cause he didn't show up for the
team tryouts last October. But we'd
guess that when the college golf sea-
son opens up in the spring, and the
Hoyas need golfers. they'll see fit
to lift Billy's suspension. 1t didn't
hurt to suspend him when there
were not any scheduled matches.
Marylanders to Meet.
Maryland State Golf Association
solons will hold their annual meet
ing in Baltimore on the night of
January 10, few days after the
Middle Atlantic Golf Association
meeting. Harry P. Gallagher of the
Baltimore Country Club is slated to
become president of the Maryland
association, succeeding John V. D.
| TWeedy.
In view of the fact that the Mid
die Atlantic championship is sched-
uled for Chevy Chase in June the
Maryland solons are planning to
amend their original plan and hold
their State title tourney in Balti-
more. But the Maryland women's
tourney definitely will come to
Washington in 1889.
Evening star., 1938-12-09

University of Minnesota. 6: McMaster. g.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-08
MULATSAGOK
NAPTARA

Ebben rovatban dijtala-
null kozoiuk azon egyha-
zak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, ossze-
joveteleit. stb. - nem t0bb
mint Q honappai el6re is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
lapja es amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban Is
nyomtatvanyaikat aalunk
szerzik be.
September 18-an, vasarnap
a Magyar Sport K0r tancmu-
latsaga a West Sidei Magyar
Hazban.
September 25-en, vasarnap
a Warreni .Kultur K0r sziireti
mulatsaga a Vennetti Grove
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-08
|YOUNGSTOWN IS VIDE<E HIREI

szeben es szervezetenek val
tozatlan megtartasa mellett az
AFOL kebelebe, amikor az tet-
SILK a CIO vezet6inek.
A Greennel tett latogatas
utan Dubinsky es tarsai tit
kos ertekezletet tartottak
Lewissal es tudomasara adtak,
hogy csak azon feltetel alatt
maradnak tovabbra is a CIO
kebeleben, ha azonnal beket
k0tnek az AFOL vezet6segevel.
Ha ez nem t0rtenik meg, ak
kor a moi szabok cserben hagy-
jak Lewist.
John L. Lewis isrnet a magas
lora probalt ulni, inert btisz-
ken mondta, hogy mem Du.
binsky, hanem 8 az ura a CIC
szervezetnek es ha a moi sza.
box XII akarnak abbol vonulni
nyitva all elottiik az ut. A
CIO azonban nagyon meg fog
ia erezni, ha egyszerTe fel mil.
liz tagot veszit el..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-08
AZ ANGOL MUNKATORvENYROL Sz0L0
JELENTEST ROOSEVELT KOzzETETTE
ango parban akodo bekes aapotokat kollektv szer
z0des jognak tulajdonk nnak kOlcsOnOs
amely t6ke Is a munka k0z0tt tapasztalhat6

Mikor a Wagner tOrveny
ellen egyre tobb es tobb XII
fogas merilt fel az ev ,elso
negyedeben, akkor Roosevelt
elnok elhatayozta, hogy tanul-
manyoztatni fogja a hasonlo
angol es sved torvenyeket. E
celbol egy bizottsagot kildott
XII a nyar soran Europaba,
amely munkajat oft elvegezte,
visszatert az Egyesult ALA
mokba es tapasztalatairol je-
lentest tett az elnoknek.
A bizottsag jelenteset Roose-
velt elnok a nyilvanossagra
hozta es annak igen nagy je-
lentosege van, inert e jelentes
alapjan fogja az elnok a Wag-
ner torveny modositasait alan
lani.
A jelentes tobbek kozOtt a
k5vetkezoket mondja:
- Ketsegtelen, hogy a mum
kasok reszerol torteno erosza-
koskodasok es a munkaadok
kihivo magatartasa Angliaban
mar hosszu id6 ota mem volt
eszlelheto, aminek kovetkezme-
nye az lett, hogy az ango7
ipari termelesben valo bekes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-08
R0vID HIREk

A csalodasoktol nagyon
konnyen szabadulhatunk. Szok
tassuk magunkat ahhoz, hogy
mindig csak kellemetlen meg
lepeteselset varjunk es akkor
soha mem fogunk csal6dni,
inert a kellemetlensegek min
dig bekovetkeznek.
X
Ne varj eredmenyt attol
akinek minden balsikerre van
valami kimagyarazoja.
Mar ketezer ev elott is tud-
tax az emberek, hogy a penz
beszel es fiityiil a nyelvtani
szabalyokra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-08

ISTENTISZTELET vasarnap
delel0tt fel IL orakor. Elotte
fel 1O-kor vasarnapi iskola. Es-
tie fel 7-kor a Junior es Senior
c. E. csoportok kozos ossze-
j0vetele, mikor is az Orszagos
Ifjusagi Konferencian resztve-
v6 delegatusok folytatjak be
szamolo jelenteseiket.
ESKETES volt templomunk-
ban a multi csiitortokon del
utan. A lelke~z masodik unoka
n6vere, a loraini Botty Juliska
es az elyriai ifj. Penzes Ferenc
eskudtek orok huseget egy-
masnak. V0felyek es nyoszolyo
lanyok voltak: Bucsy Bella,
Hornyak Jozsef, Penzes Janos,
Molnar Juliska, Penzes Iona
es Penzes Juliska. A tanui
tisztseget ifj. B6tty Andras es
neje es Majoros Ferenc es neje
toltOttek be. Az eekivoi SEER
tartast fenyes lakodalmi ven
degseg kovette a Horvath An
talne Canfie1d rcadi gyonyo-
riien berendezett vendegfoga-
doiaban. Isteniink aldasa le-
gyen az ifju hazasparon.
TEMETES. A youngstown
magyarsag oriasi reszvete mel
lett temettlk el ifj. Molnar
Istvannet. egyhazunk gond-
noka aldott feleseget, sziil. Jul
hasz Margitot a multi szomba-
ton delutan. Az elete viraga-
ban varatlanul jobbletre szen-
deriilt edes anyat felul 200
auto S hatalmas gyaszkozon-
seq kiserte XII dus viragok-
kal elhalmazott szIiloi haztol
a zsufoltig telt templomba
innen maid foldi utolso utjara
a Forest Lawn ternetobe. A
temetesi szertartast Mt. Bottv
Janos, az egyhaz lelkesze, Sza-
DO Istvan magyar temetesren-
dezo segedletevel vegezte. A
meg alig 80 ewes fatal hitves-
tarsat, hiiseges edesanyat, sze-
ret6 gyermeket es testvert s
a szorgalmas egyhazi munkast
gyaszoljak banatos ferje, ifj
Molnar Istvan, gyermekei Ist-
van es Margit, sziilei id. Ju-
hasz Peter es neje, aposa es
anyosa i'd. Molnar Istvan es
neje, testverei Helen, ferj. We
kaSl JanOSne, AndraS eS neJe
Peter, Iren, Juliska es Lajos
sogorai es sogorn6i Gyula es
neie, I.ajos, Margit, ferj. Hala.
parda Janosne, valamint Macy
kiterjedettsegii rokonsaga e
sok jo baratai. Legyen aldot1
ernleke.
GYuLESEINK. Egyhaztana
csunk sept. 10-en, szombator
este 7 orakor, a fNoegylet &
Progressziv Liga sept. lien
vasarhap delutan 3 orakol
tartjak rendes havi gyiilesei
ket. Szeretettel kerjuk az er
dekelt tagok pontos szive
negieleneset.
!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-08

MISEK RENDJE:: Vasarna-
pokon kis mise 9 orakor angol
oktatassal, Macy mise 10 ora
80 perckor magyar scent be-
szeddel. Hetkoznapokon scent
mise 9 orakor.
GYoNTATAS hetk0znapo-
kon es vasarnapokon a scent
misek elOtt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-08
For Chest Colds

Distressing cold in ch or throat,
never safe to neglect, g. -lerally eases
up when soothing, warming Mus
terole is applied.
Better than a mustard plaster,
Musterole gets action because it's
NOT just a salve. It's a "counter-
irritsnf" stimulating, penetrating,
and helpful in drawing out local con-
gestion and pain.
Used by millions for 80 years.
Recommended by many doctors and
nurses. All druggists. In three
strengths: Regular Strength, Chill
dren's (mild), and Extra Strong. Ap
proved by Good Housekeeping.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-08

daul a leileses sztrajkoknak,
inert amugyis uzemen kivul
helyezett telepeken azoknak
nem lenne Sc ertelme, Sc hasz-
ma. Sztrajk eseten a gyarosok
mem probalkoznak a sztrajk
megtoresevel, hanem azonnal
megkezdik a targyalasokat a
beke megteremtese erdekeben.
A szakszervezetek sajat jo-
szantukbol jegyeztettek be ce-
giket ugy, hogy jogtalan Csc
lekedetek eseten anyagi fele-
lossegre vonhatok.
A bekes picketelest Anglia
ban is megengedik, de mem
AIT. hogy tomegesen alljanak
egy gyar korul a picketelok.
EFT az angol k0zvelemeny mem
tiirne meg, inert ebben ero-
szakot latina, ellenben az egy-
szeru figyelmeztetes, hogy mum
kazavar van valameSy gyar
koriil, kello hatast gyakorol.
A rendkivul terjedelmes je-
lentes igen sok erdekes pontot
olel fel es annak egy-egy pei
danyat meg fogja kapni min
den szovetsegi torvenyhozo,
hogy januarban tisztaban le-
hessen azokkal a modositasok-
kal, amelyeket az elnok a
Wagner torveny k0riil ajan-
lani fog.
Tevekeny resztvett a jelen-
tes osszeallitasaban az Ameri-
can Federation of Labor XII
kuldott kepvisel6je utjan, ell
lenben a CIO megtagadta an
max idejen ait, hogy egyik
CagJa reSZtvegyen a blzOttSag-
ban. Mikor ugyanis a bizottsag
az eln0k altal XII lett kiildve,
akkor a CIO eln0ke, John L.
Lewis meg azon az allasponton
volt, hogy a Wagner torveny
egyetlen betijet Sc engedi
megvaltoztatni. K0zben azon-
ban olyan fordulatok jottek,
hogy bizonyos valtozasokat
most mar mem ellenez Is a
kerdes csak 81 hogy az vi
torvenyhozass menyi figyelmet
fordit maid ARA, 11ogy John
J L. Lewis NIT akar?