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The Washington times., 1938-08-04

hind. Is 1t ability? Well hardly,
1t simply takes COURAGE.
1t takes COURAGE to be a path
finder and charter your own way
through new and strange trails.
One may be as brilliant as an
other, they may have equal ability
but the courage to prove it adds
the extra weight that tips the
scales.
MESSAGE TO GARCIA"
Every school child knows the
story of the Message to Garcia. "
He did not ask for directions, de.
Scriptions or a map. He took the
message and started out to FIND
Garcia. That took courage and a
will to finish what you start.
When someone at home hands
you q hard job to do what is
your answer? Do you say Il
never tried to do that before"
or I'm afraid I can't do it" .
or are you the kind who rolls up
your sleeves and tackles the job
without OFFERING EXCUSES?
Certainly, you're going to make
mistakes, but courage and persist
ency 60 hand in hand and you are
bound to bounce right up like a
rubber ball after each defeat.
Such spirit is manifest each day
during the "Old Shippers" audi
tons In the studios of WJSV. We
watch the earnest efforts Of the
youngsters who have set their goal
and are out to MAKE it. Push
and q will to DO some times serves
them more than talent.
ADDITIONAL ADDITIONS
Additional additions are being
heard this week in an effort to
catch up with the huge stack of
applications on hand. Many who
were called were away on vaca-
tions and future dates will be set
for them when they return.
Remember to tune in Is minutes
early next Sunday when the "Old
Skipper" and his jolly crew take
the air over WJSV. The advance
| in time Is for this one day only,
due to q doubleheader baseball
game on the air. Until tomorrow
when we again meet in this col,
umn j.. Ship Alloy.
THE OLD SKIPPER.
The Washington times., 1938-08-04

He prideS himself on his vast
planting programs, but evidently
hasn't time to plant little grass
around what is considered one Of
the most beautiful buildings in
the Capital setup.
PARK SERVICE ON SPOT
Pictures depict the agricultural
lawns as one solid mass of crab
grass, dandelions and more
blushes-vacant spots. And to give
Mr.. Wallace his due, he is highly
embarrassed over the situation,
which, owing, perhaps, to his pre-
The Washington times., 1938-08-04
List of Washington Produce Markets

DAILY REPORT ON WASHINGTON
EGG AND LIVE POULTRY MARKETS
prices Paid Shippers-Net FOB. Wash j
By US. Bureau Of Agricultural EcOnOmicl
Eggs Market steady. Government
graded and dated eggs: Whites. u. 8
Extras large, 32Isc; U. s. Extras, me-
diums, 261zc; U. S. Standards, large, 26c
U. s. Standards, mediums csc: U, s.
Trades, 22c; Pullets, lie. Nearby un,
graded eggs; Current Receipts, Whites,
81 a 22c; Mixed Colors, 10000.
Live Poultry-Market weak and prices
slightly lower on some classes. Fowl
COlored, large. 5 pounds and up, 16@lSc:
under pounds, 15Q16c; No. rs, 12@13c;
Leghorns, 13Q14c; BOOSTERS 1O011c,
Chickens: Virginia Rocks: Broilers and
lac. Delaware Rocks and Crosses: Broii-
ers and Flyers all sizes, 1914 017hc;
No. Is, 13c; Mixed Colored Flyers, is a
Ice; No Is, 1O@12c. Leghorns, BroiIers,
all sizes, 14@16c. Turkeys: Old Hens,
zoe; Old Toms, lie; few broilers, small,
10000.
L. C. L. express rates at Washington
D. c.. Thursday August 4, 1898.
Florida-127 Tugs AVOcados II luEs
lines, IA Tugs mangoes. Is bushels okra.
North Cardinals bushels okra, q
crates cantalOupes, II bushels beans
Tennessee-11 bushels okra.
New Jersey So C6-pint) crates blue
berries
West Virginia-11 boxes watercresH.
Unknown Origin-16 crates mixed
Vegeta bles
Apples-Market dull. Truck receipts
moderate. Bushel baskets: u. S. No. /,
Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia
Transparents, 2 inches minimum. $50
Use; "a inches minimum S5@SOc :
Rambos. 2h inches minimum, 75QS5c;
IN inches minimum, $1Q1.lO; Wealthys
2 inches minimum, 4Oc; "a inches
minimum, 5O@6Oo; PA inches minimum.
76@SOc: STAIRS, "a inches minimum, so
@Soc; az inches minimum, 1880
Forters, 2h inches minimum, Use; IN
inches minimum. S519Oc.
Cantaloupes-Market weak. No car
lot arrivals; broken cars on track.
California, tumbos, 45s, Salmon Meats,
$S.50@375; jurbos 36s, Salmon Meats,
1925 $3.50. Delaware, "a crates, 24s,
The Washington times., 1938-08-04
Acme Photo

'Specting the result Of the lawn
keepers neglect
II like dandelionS all right"
Margaret remarked. But I like
nice, green grass much better"
So, opineS Mr.. Wallace, does he
And perhaps, if the National Park
Service, which has charge Of the
lawns around the Capital build.
ingS, gets around to it, something
may be done.
Meanwhile, the crab grass flour.
iSheS, and the dandelionS are get.
ting ready to blossom and send
forth seeds enough to fill all the
The Washington times., 1938-08-04
Acme Photo

vacant spots from here to Edo
RADIO.
Anything, Agriculture Depart
ment employees say, would be bet
ter than crab grass and dande
lions, and of all things, vacant
spots.
So it might happen that if moth
ing is done to remedy the matter
next year may see corn, wheat
cotton and sugar beetS, to say
nothing of potatoes and spinach
touching off the finer points Of
the Agricultural Building.
Which would be more or less ap
propriate at that.
The Washington times., 1938-08-04
By ED SULLIVAN
Column on Paul NUM-

Column on raul MUM
Hollywood Aug L.
vERDEs home high above the Pacific Paul NUM-
the entire motion @ mo PLAYER the S eSd
Of the standard works Beethoven
standard.
THAT WILL be only part Of Munis preparation Once he Is
win you script over again.
Snoe s h. S 5s ba that other a,
his lines until he has become fluent them Then he
not satisfy
NO WONDER then that Munis portraits the most
for taking infinite pains that capacity and demonstrates
It in his preparation for every role.
MUM AND his simply quietly from HOLLYWOOD
The woman who owned had two homes in PaO Vedes and
the door, the Then day
n strange Ss to her Beverly h S On the
caded torrent Of riekng sound she killed herself dying
strangely as she had lived
TENANT MUM strangely very
and he will tell why Beyond certain
single because that's all wanted The hotel had
clerk didn't the willingly paid
money for two he had let live
In and the waiter and captain stood right by chairs
would liked said certain
didn't them the
who s fS a n smaller Sn hotel S b a " a the
time than did We spent for the things that he got
for less money and less irritation. that
beyond certain point devalues itself"
GENUINELY MODEST, bothered by aduIatiOn, NUM- is
prOueS think of the wonderful letters received
over the world after asteur There letters from boys who
said they had decided
suit Of the film Perhaps these q
invent something pain
people," MUM reflected
that, it would be very wonderful"
LIKE visit him. stimulating effect he has
Yesterday drifed off discussion Hauptmann
I've able bring
could have committed that crime he said mo doubt he
nected Importantly with it. but there must have been others We
argued and The thing that struck forciby
that he the only actor Hollywood would think Of
Hauptmann
HE LOVES his home deeply perhaps
real home ne and his wife have had The blue Pacific tapping
ut the hills which the stands
him. always Directly the stretch
Of water abu on which
I've visited him. the Mabu Mountains
ION clear day. NUM- earnestly each time visit him. the
view Of those mountains magnificent
don't think the mist has lifted since he
He repudaed this idea with great Indignation
promised On the next clear
win ride out Immediately. will month
te month this.
The Washington times., 1938-08-04
Astaire Creates New
Dance Hit. The YAM

"Sweet and hot" like its name
sake, best describes The YAM"
a new dance number to be pre-
sented by Fred Astaire and Gin
ger Rogers in their current RKO
Radio filmusical, "Carefree."
AS in all his other pictures,
Astaire created the dance rou-
tine, which he and Miss Rogers
execute to fast music. The basic
steps, simple enough for the
average dancer to learn, are de-
veloped by the dancing stars
into an intricate and striking
exhibition Of their screen ar
tiStry.
The Washington times., 1938-08-04

1. It will play at advanced
prices, two a day, at the Aston
Theater, New York, starting
August 16. Metros decision
comes rs the producers gesture
toward the industry'S new movie
season campaign. Looks like
a big y n ahead. Regards.
OSCAR A. DOOB,
"LOeWS TheaterS,"
The Washington times., 1938-08-04
Herndon Gets Funds
For New Civ Hall

PWA grant of $12,928 to Hern-
don. Va. Tor construction of a
new municipal building and jail
was announced today. Total cost
Of the project will be $2S,73O. The
building will replace the present
antiquated city hall.
The Washington times., 1938-08-04

closely. TIL cir
standard has
been exception
ally high and
we re more
t h an pleased
with the start.
One fact re-
mains, however.
and that Is that
some Of these
~ o u n g s t e r S
forge ahead to
become " h q t
we might call
top notcherS"
" lille others
aaoun fn fail ho-
The Washington times., 1938-08-04
Legal Notices
r. Z. WELLFORD, Attorney
Chandler Bldg.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITNs
States for the District of Columbia
Thomas A. Brown. 1914 Linden st. N. q.
Plaintiff, VS.. Jesse 8. Shima. 466 Atlanti
Street, Stamford. Conn, Defendant. Al
law. No. 9O236. The object of this sui
Is to obtain a judgment against the Do
PENDANT, Jesse 8. Shima. for board arr
room furnished to him and his wife from
to-wit Sept. l. 1890 to March %. 1898
totaling $4.216.OO, and to have judEmen
of condemnation of certain property q
the defendant levied on under an attach
ment issued in this suit to satisfy tht
plaintiffs claim. 1t is, therefore. this 81
day of August. 1898, ordered that tn
defendant appear in this Court on or be
fore the fortieth day, exclusive of Sun
days and legal holidays. after the day o(
the first publication of this order. Y
defend this suit and show cause why said
condemnation should not be had: other
wise the suit will be proceeded with a
in case of default; provided that thiI
order be published in the Washington
Law Reporter and the Washington Time.
once week for three successive weeks
By the Court: JAMES M. PROCTOR, Jus
tice; Seal A true copy. Test
CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk. By VIM
+. LEMON, Asst. Clerk.
The Washington times., 1938-08-04
STEWART GIVES
FINAL CONCERT
b EFORE 10000
.Watergate Music Fans
Applaud Maestro
BY WILLIAM NEWMAN

Cheered by $4,000 people who
were able to find places within
the Watergate concert site,
and applauded silently by
other thousands scattered over
adjacent park areas. Reginald
Stewart of Toronto said fare
well to Washington and its Ma
tional Symphony last night.
This tall Scot has proved
both interesting and different
among the National Symptoms
guests Of the summer. Orches-
trail traditions seemingly are
for others. Stewart makes his
own. The accepted tempo, the
usual infection, the obvious
gesture, these things he resolute-
ly rejects if it is at all possible
to find other means of
emphasis.
Having shown us a spirited
and unconventional conception
Of the C minor Grahms sym.
phony at his first concert, he set
about revealing new aspects as
he discovered them in the
fourth Tschaikowsky symphony
and in the same masters
symphonic-poem Romeo and
Juliet"
A MINORITY REPORT
That he sometimes raised
purely structural elements to a
position Of Importance that
seemed greater, at the moment,
than the content Of these pas
sages, is the gravest structure
that can be leveled at his art.
He will not feep aggrieved at
this minority report while the
applause of last nights audi
ence fingers in his ears, its i'm
portance emphasized by the cor
dial participation of the orcheS-
ira, and by the encoreS de-
manded at the conclusion of the
concert.
It must be said that the men
gave him of their best. They
misunderstood him once or
twice in the symphony, notably
IN the last division of the Sec
ond movement when the wood
winds did not get his beat. On
the other hand when the cleo
trio current failed in the finale
Of this same symphony, leaving
the Watergate and all it's ap-
proacheS illuminated only by
the, uncertain moon, the men
finished the section from men,
ory.
SKILL AND FEELING
The concert began with Stew
arts wellmade transcription of
the MendelSSohn E minor fugue,
a contrapuntal drama which he
translated into the more somber
and pompouS sonorities of the
orchestra with skill and feeling.
He left a fine impression of
dramatic intention with the
Romeo and Juliet" tragedy,
well sustained though deliberate
and, at moments. somewhat I'M
substantial.
The concluding numbers of
his program. however, really
aroused his listeners. These were
the "PolevetSkian Dances" by
Borodin and Chabrier'S "Es-
pana." Two encores, THE Dance
of the Russian Sailors" from
Gliere's ballet, THE Red Poppy
and the Strauss waltz, Wine,
Women and Song" failed to sat
iSfy them. The conductor ex-
planned that the librarian had
provided no more encores and
asked which of these he should
repeat. The public voted for
the Strauss waltz.
The Washington times., 1938-08-04

is as high as he wants to make
it. When he erected one 10 feet
high, police objected, asserting the
law limits a fence to five feet. A
judge will fence with the question
this week,
The Washington times., 1938-08-04
Court Will Decide On Heiqht Of Fence

CHICAGO, Aug. 4 G.N.S).
How high is a fence would seem
to be just one of those questions,
but it will be argued in court
here. Vincenzo Lorenzo, operator
Of a lumber yard, claims a fence
The Washington times., 1938-08-04
The Weather

District of Columbia-Partly
cloudy with probability of local
thundershowers tonight and Fri
day; continued warm; gentle to
moderate southwest winds.
Maryland. Virginia - PARTLY
cloudy, probably with local show
erS and thunderstorms tonight
and Friday; not much change in
temperature.
TIDE TABLES
High tides today at 1923 a. m
and at 2:48 p. m.
Low tides today at 9:16 q. m
and at 9:26 p. m.
TnCAT TENDED ArT1DEc
The Washington times., 1938-08-04
|OLD SKIPPER
Cites COURAGE
|OF YOUNGSTERS
Radio Gangs Standard
Exceptionally High
BY DON HIX

Heigh-Ho Shipmates. The "Old
Skipper" has been watching the
progress Of his radio Gang" very
The Washington times., 1938-08-04
Washington Stocks
SALES
AFTER CALL

AFTER CALL
Capital Transit Company, 50@
8; 1908; 1908; 30Qa; 1908
1908.
Riggs National Bank common
2Q265.
Potomac Electric IS preferred
4@11512; 6@1145s.
Lincoln National Bank, 4@210;
10@210.
The Washington times., 1938-08-04
Scandal Needed Out!
Wallace Bushes
k&&++&44 G444&EH<
ADVISED TO 'PLOW UNDER
HIS SAD-LOOKINC LAWNS

Is Secretary of Agriculture Wallace's face redY
Do the cheeks of the who annually plants millions of
of corn wheat cotton and sugarbeets deep pink
every time he enters the building that houses his ofcesf
The Washington times., 1938-08-04

occupation with national crop
problems, he has neglected to at
tend to.
In fact he is said to have re
marked to a friend:
"The National Park Service
should read our pamphlets on
the care Of lawns"
The Washington times., 1938-08-04
STOCKS HIGHER
in EARLY TRADE
Then SLIP BACK
Firm Undertone Help!
Steady Prices
BY LESLIE GOULD

NEW YORK. Aug. 4 G.N.s)
The stock market was steadier to
day and, while the early rise wa
not maintained, the undertone wa
firmer.
U. S. Steel and youngstown wer
up a point each at their highs.
UTILITIES MIXED
Chrysler was up over point a
one time but lost this later. Mos
rails were slightly better. Utilitie
were mixed. showing little rG
Spouse to the letter sent out by thI
SEC to the major companies tell
ing them to speed up their reor
ganization plans under the law.
While most coppers were UP
American Smelling was undea
scattered pressure. Loew's rose I
point as other amusements share
slipped,
SOME WEAK SPOTS
There were number of veal
spots. International Harvestel
lost over two points in the farm
implements, and Allied Chemical
was down nearly as much.
Philip Morris ran up two points
but lost this and a fraction more
The Washington times., 1938-08-04
LIKES GRASS BEST

LIKES GRASS BEST
And in case officials of the Ma.
tional Park Service don't believe
the Agricultural lawns are in q
sad and deplorable state, 9-year
old Margaret Herbert is shown in.
The Washington times., 1938-08-04

- Money to LOan-AutOs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-14
AmEAikAl nAsYAa alaLAp

Hasonl6an, nagy gyapot-ter-
mesre van kilatas, bar ilyen
keves aker-mennyiseg meg
mem volt ultetve az utolso
husz evben S a gyapot arak
szinten szenvedtek.
Altalaban mindenbol bose
ges termes van esr a farmerek
rettegve gondolnak ARA az es-
hetosegre, hogy ha a kor-
many vi farmer-torvenye mem
lenne minden f0ldmiives any
nyit vetne a jov6re is, ameny-
nyit akarna.
Europa nemzetei sem a bu-
zankat, sem a gyapotunkat
megvenni mem fogjak, reszben
inert ARA mines szuksegiik,
reszben = Olaszorszag es Ne
metorszag eseteben = inert
mem akarjak AIT toliink besze-
rezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-14
A LABOR BOARD SZIGORU

rende,etet adott XII ismet a
Republic Steel ugyeben, amt
egyszer visszavont a birosagtol
S amt most helyesebb for
max kozt ujra elrendelt.
A Board a Republicot kul0n-
boz6 igyekben bun0snek itelte
es elrendelte, hogy 0tezer en-
bert helyezzen vissza a mum
kaba.
Hasonloan szigoru dontest
hoztak ugyancsak a multi he
ten a Ford kansasi gyaranak
az ugyeben, bar oft csak het-
ven ember visszahelyezeset rem
deltek ell. Ebben az esetben
azonban mintegy negyven re-
gen elbocsajtott munkasnak
az eddigi munkabere is meg
lett itelve.
Ket erdekes es egymassal
ellentmondo iteletet hozott g
Board az utolso ket hetben S
ezekrol meg sokat fog olvasn:
es hallani a polgarsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-14
A MUNKA FRONTJAN

a Ringing cirkusz ugyevel
foglalkoztak a legtobbet az uj-
sagok. A cirkusz joforman ell
sem kezdte, mar befejezte a
korutjat, inert a napszamosok
mem fogadtak el huszonot sza-
zalekos bervagast.
Az artistak hajjandok vol
tax ezt az aldozatot meghoz-
nj, amt Ok aranylag konnyen
meg is tehetnenek, miutan Ok
a szoros megelhetesnel tobbet
is keresnek. A munkas Is sza-
zalekos bervagasa azonban le-
hasit egy darabot a minden-
napi kenyerb6l.
New Orleans meg mindig
csatatere a CIO-nak, inert a
varos es allan hatosagai el
vannak ra szanva, hogy a sZe-
rintuk radikalis szervezetet
mem engedik be a varosba.
Idaig a szovetsegi birosag
beavatkozasa hasztalan volt $
az AFL - termeszetesen -
segit a varosnak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-14
SULYOS ZAVARGASOK

kiserik a Maytag mosogep
munkasainak a sztrajkjat Iowa
aIlarnban S a Labor Board
idaig keptelen volt igazsagot
csinalni.
Most a kormanyzo egy ALA
mi torveny alapjan avatkozik
a dologba Is arbitralni probal-
ia az elkeseredett berharcot.
A legerdekesebb sztrajk
Waukeegan-ban, Illinoisban
van folyamatban a het vegen,
ahol egy foundry sztrakolo es
picketel6 munkasai ellen biroi
tito parancsokat adtak XII S
ahol szombaton ketszaz mum
kas picketelte Judge Dady tar
gyalo termet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-14
NEMI NYUGTALANSAGOT

csak a vasutak helyzete
okozhat, bar ezen a teren is
nemi enyhules AIT be az utol-
SO napokban.
A munkas-szervezetek, anne
lyek mem is akartak bervagas-
rol beszelni, a multi heten tu-
dattak a vasut-tarsasagokkal,
hogy a targyalast felveszik S
az Italian megkezd6dik meg eb-
ben a honapban.
Termeszetes, hogy a vasuti
munkasok szervezetei Is sza-
zalekos bervagasr6l mem lesz-
mex hajlandok beszelni, de a
vasutak bizonyara ennel joval
kevesebbel is beerik.
A mutt heten egyebkent az
Allamkozi Kereskedelmi BIZ
zottsag (ICC) a keleti vasut-
tarsasagoknak megengedte,
hogy a szemelyszallitas dijat
Is szazalekkal, a Pullman je-
gyek arat 5 szazalekkal emel-
lex, ami harminc millio beve-
tel tobbletet jelent evente.
Megtortenhetik azonban, hogy
ez ismet cs0kkenti a szemely-
forgalmat, ahogy a regi 3.6
centes arak elszoktattak a k0-
zonseget a vasuton val6 uta-
zastol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-14
A birosagnak ez a picketelese

A bir6sagnak ez a picketelese
minden esetre vi fegyver a
munkasok kezeben, mi azon-
ban sokkal szivesebben lat
nank, ha mem elnenek ilyen
fegyverrel, inert a radikalis
eszkozokhoz mindig szomoru
kovetkezmenyekkel nyulnak a
munkasok.
A LABOR Boardot mem lehet
a munkasok elleni partosko-
dassal vadolni, ARA kell tehat
biznia magat a munkasnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-14
KELLEMES MEGLEPETEST

okozott a nehez iparban a
mutt heten varatlanul a CIO
ilyen meglepeteseket a gya-
rosok szervezetek reszer6l mem
vartak.
Murray, a CIO acel-unioja-
max a feje k0nyvet adott XII,
amelyben felajanlja a munkas-
szervezet cooperacioat, hogy az
acelipar bajait kozosen tanul-
manyozzak es orvosoljak a gya-
rosok es a munkasok reszerol.
Murray szerint sok helyen
lie lehetne szallitani a termele-
81 ko.tseget, anelkiil, hogy ke-
vesebbet fizetnenek a n1unkas-
max ehhez ajanlja a segitse-
get a CIO reszerol.
Regebben es tobbszor leszo-
geztiik ebben a rovatban, hogy
Murray a CIO legnagyobb er-
teke es hogy ha 8 kerulne a
John l.. Lewis helyere, egeszen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-14
HE I'll S ZE Mill

bar az ev els0 hat honapjaban
a forgalom tizenket szazalek-
kal kisebb volt, mint a multi
ev hasonlo id6szakaban.
A kezzel foghato es szamok-
kal kimutathato eredmenye-
ken k::vul es azokon felul azon-
ban az a teny bir kul0nos fon-
tossaggal, hogy kedvez0 ham
gulat van az orszagban, hogy
a javulasban hisz mindenki.
Ennek a kovetkezteben a val
lalkozasokat, epitkezeseket, be-
fekteteseket megkezdtek es
akiknek penzuk van, azok va
sarolni is mernek, amt mem
tettek az elmult hat honap-
ban.
Szoval a bizalom, aminek a
hianyat annyiszor szemre hany
tax az elnoknek, visszatert es
ait egesz biztosan er6sen javu-
10 gazdasagi helyzet fogja ko-
veni.
Kituno penzugyi helyzetben
kezd6dik az vi feMendiles,
inert bankjaink az vi depres-
slot fenyesen halifax es ilyen
termeszetu nyugtalansag egy
pillanatig sem volt az orszag-
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-14
AZ AMERICAN ROLLING

Mill ashlandi munkasai pa
naszt emeltek a gyar ellen,
inert olyan jelolteket tamogat-
TAX politikaban akik
mem baratai a CIO-nak ezt a
Wagner torvenyek alapjan Sc
relmesnek talaltak.
A Board ebben az esetben
= nagyon helyesen = ugy
dontott, hogy sem a Wagner
torveny, sem mas torveny So
ha meg mem fosztjak Anerika
polgarat attol a jogatol, hogy
korteskedhessen, ak mellett
ohajt es akire akar, ARA sza-
vazzon.
Hasonlo esetben azonban
egeszen maskent dontottek
egy hasonl6 kerdesben Mary
land allamban, ahol eliteltek
egy gyarat, amiert a CIO ellie
nj propaganda koroztek.
Nyilvanvalo, hogy a Wag-
ner torveny bizonyos modosi-
tasokra, tisztazasokra szorul,
mar csak azert is, hogy egyfor-
ma ugyekben ket kiilonbozo
helyen ketfele d0ntessel a kO-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-14

mas velemenye lenne az uj
szervezetr6l minden jozan pol
garnak.
A konyvet 1oakhrattal tar
gyalta az egesz orszag sajt6ja
es t0bb konzervativ embernek
be kellett latni, hogy a mum
kas szervezetekben mem kell
mindig mumuSt kereSni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-14

lekat ertek el idaig = legin-
kabb azert, inert sok vaserc
van felhalmozva a gyarakban
- valoszinu, hogy a szezon
masodik fele a tavi hajokon is
eros lesz.
Jo remenyseggel van az auto
ipar eltelve, inert az uto,so
harom hetben szokatlanul sok
hasznalt kocsi lett eladva es
er6sen csokkentettek a keszle-
tet a keresked6k.
A legerosebben azonban a
k0nnyu iparban eszlelheto a
fellendules es a normalis vi
szonyok visszaallitasat ezuttal
biztosan a konnyu ipar, kilo-
nosen a szovo ipar fogjak We
Zetni
Egyre tobb epitesi engedelyt
kernek szerte az orszagban es
ugy latszik, hogy a nyar ma
sodik feleben kisebbSzeru boom
lesz ebben az iparban.
A DEPARTMENT UZLETEK
es kiskereskedesek szinten
emelked6 forgalmat jelentenek,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-14

zonseget meg ne zavarjak S le-
gyen mindenki tisztaban a sa-
jat jogaval.