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Evening star., 1938-10-25
Fights Last Night
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Dy the Associated Press.
NEW YORK zensaras. 1874.
New York: outpointed Lloyd Pine. 1921
CHICAGO. - bobby Paehe. 14sA.
.tSspe6, TSmm' Howell. 14s Dam
'i1i Pi1hiuifApEi.pn1A. willie R.dd,.h.
1924, Philadslphia. outpointed Roscoe
Toles. 1875. Detroit nO.
MIAMI. Fa.-Bobby Britton. 147.
M,n%,; c.mG.n. 'sGD5*d + tsj' Johnny Lucas ''o'
check. Des Moines. knocked out Red
Bruce. Pittsburgh az. no weights
LoRAM. oh,o.-aeorse Pace. 1eo.
lai YT;Tias'2gtStSaR t 4 ! Rn'cG4ssa, c "a r.re.,,
164A. Pittebur9h. outpointsd Oscar
MfLWA uKff.-Aaryey woods.
1881: et. Paul. outpointed orvills
Drouillard, 1881 Windsor. Ontario (el.
NEWARK. y. J.-Dilly Bsauhuld.
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146I2. Hartford. Conn: tsehnically
knocked out Mickey Makar. ~.
Bayonne. N J. tH
Evening star., 1938-10-25
By BURTON HAWKINS.

1aldish Nate Lewis. who, among
other things, arranses the hstic AZ
fairs of Lao Kodak. latest pet Of the
National Boxing Association, today &C.
cased that dictAtorial body Of acute
qutvsrinS IN the region Of the knees
for failure to stamp Kodak world
fsathsrweight champion. Leo's current
status u . bit bewildering. smothsred
In the 600 ef ofnciAl edicts.
Kodak, by virtue Of his spectacular
decision victory over Freddy Miller in
. hectic 1S.rounder last night at Tur-
nsr's Arena. will be declared cham
pion BY the N. b. A. In 90 days should
Joey Archibald. New York champion,
refuse to minsle In his society within
that time. That. 1t seems. Is within
reason, but Mr.. Lewis feels New York
omcialdom u one big Jump ahead of
the N. D. A.
The N. D. A. hasn't the courage of
the New York state Athletic Commits
sion," fumed Lewis before boarding a
train for Gotham in an attempt to
mansuver Archibald into q title scrap.
New York says It Il going to stage a
championship fight and 1t does, ahead
q the N. D. A.
Charges N. b. A. with Weakness.
The hght last night should have
bean for the championship. New York
doesn't give 4 hang about the rest of
the country. Why should the N. B. A.
cater to the whims Of those fellows up
there? 1t should establish . champion
Of its own, unqualinedly. but it semi
ofhcially says Archibald is champion
BY even recognizing New York claims.
The N. B. A. thus weakenA its own ef-
1ectiveness. 1t should be q strong body,
but its afraid to take q stand"
In justice, Archibald's chief crime
In the eyes Of the N. B. A.. was seek
ing recognition In New York. The N
B. A.. which had rated him the No. !
spot prior to that incident, quickly
dug up Kodak and Miller to rate
ahead Of Archy when Joey deserted
N. B. A. ranks. Joey hasn't lost a
bout since he was rated at the top
but no has been bumped around in
accordance with N. B. A. orders.
Lewis will attempt to settle the is.
sue At Chicago on November 1s. He
will CAB with Al WE'LL. Archibald,
manager, in an effort to close Kodak.
Archibald match for that date, bu,
secretly he holds little hope of entic-
ing Joey into the same ring with Leo
While Lewis frets at what he term.
Evening star., 1938-10-25
Girl Golf Champ
on WMALTonight

Marion Brown, winner Of the re-
cent Middle Atlantic women's golf
title at Baltimore. in whose honor
the N. B. C.-WMAL tourney will be
held at Manor Club on Thursday.
will be the guest tonight in q
broadcast over Station WMAL at
7:45 O'Clock.
Miss Brown will be interviewed
in = sports program by Bill Coyle.
Also to be heard are Helen Dett-
weller. in whose honor the tourney
was held last year; Mrs. w. r.
Stokes, last years winner. and
Mrs. Ralph w. Payne. president of
the Women's District Coli Associa-
ton
Evening star., 1938-10-25
Delicote Hint Thot Love
Might Be Sweeping Grid.

We have one consolation" said
Mr.. Crowley. IT we were playing each
other in tennis, the score would be
love-love, love-love, love-love."
THAT would make a great song
title" said DR.. Sutherland absent
mindedly. The truth is. both Of the
master minds we're somewhat absent
minded at this point, suffering as they
did from the shock of seeing one team
reach the enemy 6-yard line and the
other the 2-yard line that afternoon
without scoring As an afterthought,
they agreed to play their game on a
9o-yard field. without telling the
players about it.
Then maybe one Of my boys will
60 over for a touchdown when he
thinks he is stopping 4 yards short" ="
said Mr. Crowley hopefully. The
trouble is, when he finds out what he
has done, he probably will shoot him.
self"
This suggestion. as well as the new
Crowley-Sutherlan foolproof scoring
system, was thrown out the window
at the next meeting of the Football
Rules Committee, with the result that
the 1888 game will have to be played
under the old code, and somebody
must score at least safety to win.
To get down to hard facts, some
body really may score this week.
Pittsburgh has one of those dream
backfields, with Goldberg, Chickerneo,
Stebbins and Cassiano. She's been
scoring almost at will And Fordham
finally has junked the granite line
system in favor Of some backs who can
eat up ground. Len Eshmont, her
star breakaway runner, came down
with twisted knee last week, but the
doctor says he'll be ready for Pitt.
This may be the end OF the O-to-O
saga. And if SO, the embarrassment
of Mr.. Crowley and Dr. Sutherland
will be considerable. They have been
beefing and grousing about those
ciphers, but if either OF them scored
= touchdown against the other, he
wouldn't know which fork to eat it
with.
tctpyrisht. 1898. by the North Americ IN
Newspaper Alliance, Inca
Evening star., 1938-10-25
HEATING BACK HOME
Former 6. q. Athlete Returns to
Little Hoyas A. Coach.

Little Hoyas A. Coach.
Tom Keating, quarterback last year
on the Georgetown football team and
one Of the 10 letter men lost to the
squad by graduation, has returned to
the place where he saw his frst sue
cess as . three-sport athlete and 10
coaching at Georgetown Prep School.
He is In charge Of the Junior varsity
and midget elevens and probably win
have similar duties during the basket
ball and baseball seasons. He WIS out
standing In al three sports before he
graduated In 1894 and captained the
baseball team during his last year.
At GEORGETOWN he played Arst base
on the baseball team and guard In
basket bali, as well q Quarterback In
football.
Evening star., 1938-10-25
CLOSE GAME HELPED.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Oct. 25 F.-
Fritz Crisler's theory is that his
Michigan team will be all the better
for its narrow escape against Yale.
Now that my boys didn't have the
field day they expected. perhaps they
will get down to work." he remarked
Evening star., 1938-10-25
RUPERT IN HOSPITAL
Yank Owner Il Getting Check-up
Before Taking Vacation.

NEW YORK, Oct. Is R.-Col.
Jacob Rupert. owner OF the New
York Yankees who was unable to see
his team beat the Chicago Cubs in the
World Series because Of illness, has
entered . hospital for q physical ex-
animation.
The Yankees ofnces explained that
Rupert had recovered and had en-
tered the hospital merely for . check
up before taking his annual vacation
trip to French Lick Springs, Ind.
Evening star., 1938-10-25
WEEPING OVER RAMS
Sutherland Sees Woe for Pitt in
Fleet Tordham BackA

PTTTsBUR0H, Oct. as tR.-Dr.
Jock Sutherland, Pitt coach and .
noted "weeper." claims Furdham is
likely to give the Panthers their hard.
est game Of the season because of the
New York teams climax runners.
"Wiscol1sin could have beaten US
easily as not II they had had one good
back who could handle himself after
he passed the line Of scrimmage," JOCK
moaned. The Badgers were breaking
through u consistently, but they were
big fellows We could catch. Wen be up
against . different proposition this
week"
Evening star., 1938-10-25
Rod and Stream
BY GEORGE E. HUBER.
October 25, 1887

Don't let little cold weather fishing Of n
will
caught everywhere blaek
having field - ~ ~
Your week his f.vt. v,rv,.
spot and picked half inches
were a a And uu of nnht theua - ~.".
Evening star., 1938-10-25
PASSES DECIDE GAME.

Three completed passes, one Of them
q lateral. good for touchdowns, gave the
Cardinal A. c. eleven q victory over
Chevy Chase 125-pounders, 1870.
Evening star., 1938-10-25
Coaches Scoring System
Planned to Make Winner.

1t was back in 1858, several years
before the invention OF football. that
Fordham last scored on Pittsburgh,
or vice versa James Buchanan was
President. and eggs were 8 cents a
dozen. Edmund Booth had just dis
covered the electric razor. otherwise
known as Fulton's Folly. Victoria was
Queen Of England. and man named
Fitzgerald went to bed early wonder
ing if the world might not be round.
He had . cold.
That was the year when Fordham
and Pittsburgh last scored on each
other The final score was lat to
112. deadlocking the convention and
throwing the nomination to Woodrow
Wilson. who caught it in the end zone.
Mr.. Sleepy James Crowley and DR..
John Balm Sutherland, football master
minds OF Fordham and Pittsburgh, re-
spectively, are said to have gone into
sealed conference at the end Of last
years ball game to create new sys-
tenn of scoring which would give one
team or the other the victory
otherwise, we will be playing along
these lines for the rest of our natural
lives" said Mr.. Crowley. "and frankly,
Sutherland, old sporting life, that amt
my idea Of good time"
Same here" said Dr. Sutherland.
I'm spades" added the doctor.
50 the two close thinkers borrowed
q clean shirt from Marshall Goldberg
and mapped out the following system:
First downs to count one point
apiece.
points.
Clean fingernails. two points.
Perfect attendance, six points.
First team on the field. 10 points.
Last team on the field Is sissy.
Three of a kind beats two pairs.
Evening star., 1938-10-25
From the
Press Box
Pitt. Fordhom Are Upset
By Long Goose Egg Diet.
BY JOHN LARDNER,

special Correspondent OF The Star.
NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-Footbalrs
twin paladins of high-class futility-
put that back into English Eddie,
while I send for more beer-will meet
again next Saturday, and the one
which scores touchdown will win
the Van Hoogstraten memorial pocket
comb for the greatest service to Amer
ican civilization against the wind in
1898.
Briefly, Fordham and Pittsburgh are
playing football. They played in
1885. and the score was 0 to 0. They
played in 1896, and the score was
o to o. They played in 1887. and
am trying to remember what the
score was. Oh, yes. it was 0 to 0.
The scoreboard-keeper ran out Of
ciphers last year and had to send
down to J. P. Morgan's for a fresh
deck. Morgan threw in a couple Of
Model T decimal points and a second
hand dollar sign. and laughed heartily
when he heard that the boys had no
Is to 60 IN front of the horsecollars.
Those goose eggs are not worth a
dime unless you have to go In
'front.' explained ]. P.
He was not telling Fordham and
Pittsburgh anything they did not
know already.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-07
killBUcK WOODS

Warsaw, further east, was
known in Indian days as White
Woman's Town" Here Mary Har-
ris lived as the wife of an Indian
chief. The chiefs second wife
killed him out of jealousy for her
rival. white Woman's Town" Is
marked by a monument today.
Near the mouth of the Killbuck
is stately Killbuck forest and
Bouquets Spring. where this noted
pre-Revolutionary War military
leader forced the Indians to sur
render their white captives. A
tablet has been erected at the
Spring.
The Walhonding Trail crossed
the Tuscarawas at Roscoe and in
tersected the ancient Muskingum
Trail, now Route rs, in CoShocton.
In Coshocton is the Johnson
Humrickhouse Memorial Museum.
with its notable collections of In
dian and Oriental art and materi-
ais.
The Walhonding starts in the
prairie country of Northwest Ohio
and passes successively through
beautifully rolling landscapes
around Marion and into the pre-
cipitous hills Of Southeastern Ohio.
From a scenic viewpoint, it rep
resents one of the most attractive
drives in the entire state.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-07
EUR0PABAN ENYHULT

nemikeppen a feszultseg,
ami mem jelenti AIT, hogy ezen
a heten mem jOhetnek-e me-
gint egy vi ''krizissel".
A spanyol kormannyal meg
erttettek az angol es francia
kormanyok, hogy Mussolini es
Hitler ellen mem szabad nekik
"vissza-harcolni" es hogy amig
az olasz es nemet repulok bat
ran bombazhatjak a spanyol
civileket, addig nekik tire
lemmel kell" a sorsukat vi
selni.
Minthogy a lojalistak a
francia hatarzarlat dacara -
meg mindig meglehetosen
sok hadiszert kapnak Francia-
orszagbol es Oroszorszagbol,
nyilvanvalo, hogy ezekiel a ha-
talmakkal szembe mem STALL
hatnak es ICY a fenyegetesbol
semmi mem lett; az olaszokat
es nemeteket a spanyolok mem
fogjak bombazni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-07
NAGYON ERDEKES A

new-orleansi CIO sztrajk,
amelv mem AIT fogja eldonte-
nj, hogy gy6znek-e a drajve-
rok, hanem AIT, hogy lehet-e
komolyan a delen a meyer seer
vezesere gondolni.
New Orleans varos hatosagai
az allami hatosagok biztata-
sara es partfogasa mellett -
mindent elk0vetnek, hogy a
sztrajkot let0rjek S hogy a
CIO szervezoit kitoloncoljak az
allambol, mig a sz0vetsegi BIZ
rosag a sztrajkol6k mellett
van.
A szokasos t6ke es munka-
ado reakcio es haladas k0zti
haborusagon Xviii ez esetben
er6sen kijegecesedik az a ker-
des, hogy megturi-e a del a
meyer munkasok szervezeset.
Az AFL a legt0bb deli helyen
kiil0n lokalokat tart fem a
feher es a szines szamara, a
CIO azonban ezen a teren mem
csinal kivetelt S exert gyiilole-
teS a delen a CIO.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-07
I'll s ZE NIL ID

Pennsylvaniaban kezd6dott
ez a folyamat, amely azota At
ragadt majdnem minden mas
allamra es Minnesotaban pei
daul a kormanyz6t az ellenfe-
lie a kampany soran gyonged
egyszeriiseggel racketeernek ne
vezte.
Hasonl6an keserii a kam-
pany Ohio allamban, meg ALA
sabb California allamban Is
mire veget er a valasztas, az
amerikai polgarnak ketelyei
lesznek, hogy nincs-e a de-
mokratikus rendszer veszely-
ben, ha annyi panamara ad al
kalmat.
Mem javit a helyzeten SEM
NIT, hogy a munkas-szerveze-
tex aktiv reszt vesznek a kam-
panyokban, inert az 6 sajat
kul0n panamaikat szinten XII
teregetik es ratekergetik egy-
masra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-07
PENNSYLVANIA ALLAN

legfelso birosaga alkotmany-
ellenesnek deklaralta a negy-
vennegy oras munkat0rvenyt
es ICY a t0rvenyhozas elolrol
kezdheti a jatekot.
Minthogy ez mar a masodik
torveny, amt a birosag hata-
lyon xviii helyezett abban az
allamban, ugy latszik, hogy is
met alkotmany modositasra
van sztikseg a keystone State
ben. .}%
A bir6sagnak ez a reakcios
dontese azert karos, inert a
munkaber es munkaido tor
venyt minden progressziv al
lamban kovetni akarjak, hogy
a szovetsegi torvenynek teny-
leg nagy legyen a hatasa.
Minthogy a jelenlegi jelek
szerint a demokratak es a
Lewis marakodasa kovetkezte-
ben valosziniileg republicans
kormanyz6ja lesz az allamnak,
er6sen ketseges, hogy a k0vet-
kez6 torvenyhozas keres es ia
lal-e maid orvoslast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-07

lata emelkedett, amelyhez
nagyban hozzajaruk az ugyes
gazdasszonyok altal keszitett
zamatos harapnivalo es a friss
csapolasu hideg sor.
Ugyancsak 4-en lap tudo-
sitoja jelen volt a warreni Ma
gyar Egyletek kozos piknikjen,
ahova nemcsak a k0rnyekbeli
magyarsag jott ossze, de mesz-
sze tavo1b6i is, mint Cleveland,
Youngstown, Alliance magyar
saga is nagy szamban jelent
meg.
Reg mem latott jobaratok, is
mer6s0k talalkoztak lit 0ssze
ismet, a koZismert akroni ra-
dio zenekar muzsikaja biztosi-
totta a mulatsag sikeret. A
megjelent tobb mint 600 f6nyi
mulatni vagyo kozonseg ugyan-
csak kihasznalta a kedvez6
idot. A nagy meleg sok mum
kat adott a csaplarosoknak, a
Xix alig gyoztek szolgalni a
szomjazokat. A szabadban sii-
tott lacipecsenye illataval meg
telt az egesz kornyek, amely
oda csalogatta meg a jollakot-
takat is. Mind harom mulat-
saigon a politikai jeloltek is
nagy szamban voltak jelen.
A rendezoseg ezen az uton
is megkoszonni a Warren, Nj
les, Youngstown es kornyeki
magyarsag partolasat. Maskor
is szivesen latnak mindenkit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-07
RESZBEN A MELEG,

reszben az eur6pai politikai
aramlatok arthatnak meg
egyes embereknek es a mutt
het folyaman kul0nb0z6 osto-
ba es gyerekes nyelvoltogetes-
mex voltunk tanui.
Hague jersey-i polgarmester
tovabb folytatja a szelmalom-
harcot a v0r0sek ellen, egy
egyetemi tanar a Legiot azzal
vadolta, hogy fascista, a Legio
parancsnoka az egyetemi ta-
narok nagy reszet sommasan
bolsevikeknek nevezte.
Egy kis igaza mindnek volt,
kul0n0sen annak a tanarnak
aki a Legiot fascizmussal va
dolta.
A legnevetsegesebb azonban
Browder kommunista vezer
volt, aki er6sen allitgatta, hogy
a kommunistak megvaltoztak
es ma Jefferson es Lincoln,
mem pedig Lenin az idealjuk.
Csak ait mem mondta meg,
hogy akkor minek az egesz
kommunizmus S inert mem men
mex valamelyik polgari partba.
A teny terneszetesen az,
hogy Browder es a t0bbi kom-
munistak a Moszkvaban szeke-.
l0 Harmadik Internacionale
parancsat k0vetik, mikor libe-
rails szinekben probalnak fel-
ttinni. AIT is tagadta, ami pc
dig KoZTUDOMASU, hogy a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-07
MEM AKARNAK
UTKOVEZEST

A youngstown Shirley Rd.-
on a lakok fellebbeztek az ell
len, hogy az utat, amelyen
csak nehany godor volt, most
teljesen feltorjek es ujonnan
atigazitsak, ami felesleges kia-
dast jelentene az uton lako
birtok tulajdonosoknak. Azon-
Xviii az ut e munka Matt
egesz nyaron el lenne zarva. A
lakok erdekeit Harry Burnham
kepviseli, aki a lakok pana-
szait a varosi tanacshoz be-
nyujtotta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-07
EGYEBKENT
UGY LATSZIK,

hogy a valasztas szokatlanul
heves es = piszkos lesz. A leg
tobb allamban vi elemek vet
tex at az utolso nehany evben
a kormanyzast, amelyek vehe-
mensen vetettek ra magukat
a zsakmanyra. S minthogy a
legtobb helyen az el6valaszta-
sok alatt a kormanyzo part hi
vel meghasonlottak egymassal,
a botranyok szakadatlan ara
datat zuditjak minden allam-
ban a polgarsagra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-07
HOSSZU ID0 0TA

els6 izben tito parancsot
adtak picketeles ellen New
Yorkban, miutan az el6zetes
targyalason bebizonyult, hogy
a sztrajkolo CIO munkasok a
torveny eleg liberals kereteit
athagtak.
A tito parancsnak engedel-
meskedtek a sztrajkolok, de
annak kiprovokalasara semmi
sziikseg mem volt es ez egy
ujabb bizonyitek ARA, hogy a
felelotlen tulkapasok artanak
a munkasnak.
Robbantasokkal, eletvesze-
lyes fenyegetesekkel elidegeni-
tik a munkasok azokat az ele-
meket, amelyeknek a joakara-
tara szukseg van es kiteszik
magukat annak, hogy a reak-
clos toke ellen0k a t0rvenv ha-
talmat veszi igenybe.
Hasonloan felelotlen erosza-
kossagok voltak a napokban
Detroitban, ahol a Kroger fele
chain-uzletek alkalmazottjai
sztrajkoltak es ahol szinten
bombak robbantak. Szerencse-
re a kozvelemeny olyan gyor-
san kikelt ez ellen a harcmo-
dor ellen, hogy azzal a munka-
sok gyorsan felhagytak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-07

el6bb-ut6bb demokratikus val
tozasokat kenyszerit Lewisra
a United Mine Workers vezete-
seben.
De nagyon ketseges aldas
lenne, ha a szervezet a tobbi
allamokban is megvetne a la
bat, miutan az feltetlenul We
rengzesekre es testverharcra
adna alkalmat.
Minthogy a banyaszok SEER
z6dese lejar egy jo felev null
va, igazan semmi sztikseg mem
lenne osztott sorokra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-07
Y COURTESY STANDARD an or oH<o

of Upper SanduSky was the camp
into which the Moravian prisoners
were herded by their savage
Wyandot captors.
At Marion, the tourist visits the
impressive and beautiful memorial
erected to the memory of Warren
G. Harding. Its simple. classic
architecture makes it one of the
outstanding monuments Of its kind
in the United States.
Off the trail and north of Marion
about seven miles south of Bucy-
rus, is the marker commemorate
ing Crawford's final battle with
the Indians. which led to his cap
ture.
Following Route 95 through Mt.
Gilead and on to Fredericktown.
the motorist interested in ancient
remains will visit large Indian
Mound near the latter city. It Is
on top Of a high hill just south of
the town.
The high plateau surrounding
Mt. Vernon was called Gokhosing,
or Owls Town, by the Indians.
The Walhonding Trail traversed
the fats south Of Mt. Vernon,
crossing the river at the foot OF
the main street and followed the
north bank Of the Kokosing to the
Kenyon Campus at Gambler,
where it turned north on the ridge
10 Route So.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-07
A MUNKA FRONTJAN MEM

voltak sulyosabb esemenyek
a multi heten. A legnagyobb
kerdes, az auto munkasok bel
Sc haborusaga mem nyert elm
tezest es a helyzet veszelye-
sebb, mint mutt heten.
Martin, az auto munkasok
szervezetenek az choke ell van
szanva, hogy ellenfeleivel le-
szamol es keves ketseg van
benne, hogy azok tenyleg rend
bonto elemei a szervezetnek.
Mem lehet azonban elfelej-
teni, hogy eek az elemek a
szervezesben nagyon aktiv
reszt vettek Is Martin akkor
eppen ugy tudataban volt
komrnunista voltuknak, mint
jelenleg.
Feltetlenul szukseges, hogy a
rendbonto elemek meg legye-
mex fekezve, hoy a szervezet
megbizhatosagahoz ketely ne
ferjen, de tomeges kizarast
mem szabad elnezni. Ha sziik-
seges, inkabb olyan eln0k kell,
aki eleg erelyes hozza, hogy
a szervezet szabalyainak es
szerz6deseinek minden tome
ges kizaras nelkll is ervenyt
tudjon szerezni. Martinnak a
johiszemisege mem ketseges,
de nagy kerdes, hogy alkalmas
egyen-e a nagy szervezet ell
noki szekere.
A VASUTI MUNKASOK
a legnagyobb erellyel adjak
a vasutak es a nemzet tudta-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-07
The WalhOnding Trail

More than $50 years ago cruel
Wyandots drove helpless Christian
Delaware Indians and Moravian
missionaries along the rough In
dian path which today follows
generally the highways from
Coshocton to Upper Sandusky
Taken from their homes in Mo-
ravian villages around New Phila-
delphia, the helpless captives were
being taken to Detroit to answer
charges of treason against the
British crown,
The sequel to this sad journey
was the massacre of 80 Christian
Indians at Gnaddenhutten. This
historic trail followed, in large
part, sections Of Routes SO. Is, 95
and % and passed through scenic
areas typical Of beautiful Ohio.
At Crawford, the northern ex-
tremity Of the trail, named in
honor Of Colonel William Craw-
ford, friend and associate Of
George Washington, is the monu-
ment marking the. spot where
Crawford was burned at the stake,
following his defeat and capture
by the Indians. Three miles south
fTI
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-07
LOUISIANABAN
ES ALTALABAN

a delen attol felnek, hogy
ha egy esetben megengedik a
szervezest, akkor a gyapot-
munkasok es a cukornad mum
kasok szervezese lesz a mask
lepes, ami ipari es kereskedel-
mi forradalom lenne tobb deli
allamban.
A sz0vetsegi wage-and-hour
bill mem vonatkozik a mezei
munkasra, de ha a meyer pa
riakat szervezik, akkor a seer
vezet ereje fogja a szamukra
az emberi sorsot kivivni.
Mikor a deli negerek fa-
lankszat a sz0v6gyari munka-
sok szervezesevel megt0rtek,
a gastoniai verengzessel kellett
erte fizetni s az lett a k0vet-
kezmenye, hogy a sz0v6gyarak
t0bb negert mem vettek fel
munkara, ha AIT ell tudtak ke-
riilni.
De a tobb fronton folyo os-
from el6bb-ut6bb diadalmas-
kodni fog S ez elott all jelenleg
New Orleans es Louisiana ha-
tosaga.
Hiba volt Crleansba Brophyt,
az ismert kommuniStat kilde-
nj lie, inert ez fegyvert adott a
reakcio kezebe es lehet6ve tet-
te, hogy a csillagsavos lobogo
alatt CIO ellen az alkotmany
hazug keresztes haborujat hir-
deSse.