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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-04-21

Georgetown University's base
ball team, set to bag its nineteenth
and twentieth straight intercol-
legiate victories, and its third and
fourth games this week, stacks UP
against an old rival tomorrow In
Penn State, and tops off the activ.
ity Saturday against Maryland in
one Of the college classics of the
year.
This is the second showing Of
Penn State in this section this
year, the Nittany Lions bowling to
Maryland, at College Park, last
week to the tune Of IA, in one
Of the better games Of the cam
paign.
Against Penn State, Coach Joe
Judge will deviate from his regu-
lar lineup with the henching Of
Sophomore Joe Moran, moving
Tommy Heating to the keystone
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-04-21
HORSE SHOW At
MEADOWBROOK

The Columbus Horse and Pony
Show. which is being sponsored by
the Forest Glen (MdO Knights Of
Columbus, will be held at the
Meadowbrook show grounds, Sun
day, it has been announced by
Vincent P. Lester, secretary Of the
committee in charge.
The approved and complete list
Of entries for the show:
Saddle Ponies. 1872 and under; Sad.
die Ponies over 12.2 apd under 142;
Pony Jumpers, 122 and under; Pony
Jumpers, over 12.2 and under 142: Pony
Hack and Jumpers 1872 and under:
Pony Hack and Jumpers, over 12.2 and
under 1A2; Bride Path Hacks; Junior
Jumpers; Ladies' Hunters; Touch and
Out; Saddle Horses (three-gaited); Nov.
ice Jumpers; Working Hunters: Hunter
Hacks; Open Jumpers; Consolation
Glass; and the championship which will
be awarded to the horse scoring the
greatest number Of points in the after.
noon classeR
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-04-21
EASTERN BEATS
EPISCOPAL nine

ALEXANDRIA. Va. April 81.
With Lefty stockwell pitching a
spectacular brand Of ball and his
mates fielding in great fashion
and pounding out bingleS when
they were needed, Eastern High
School of Washington trounced
the hitherto undefeated Episcopal
High baseball team here yesterday,
11-3.
Rip Carver and Jim Lovett also
hurled for the Capital City scho-
laStics,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-04-21

W h ich re-
quires consid-
cradle tim e
and practice.
T h e Govern
m e n t clerks.
the stenogra-
p h e RS, the
saleswon1 e n.
in fact a huge
Since OF Gne
minor career
women Of the
CT ty ca n
rarely find
more than q
I ull ay q
W e elk for
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-04-21
SOLONS
FIX SCHEDULE

Continued from LIST Sports Page)
hereabout. They are thankful to
have such stalwart gents doing
such a thankleSs job.
The Public Parks tournament
which will include mems doubles
and singles and women's doubles
and singles this year has been
scheduled for the middle Of July,
starting \either the ninth or the
sixteenth.
TOURNEY DATES HAZY
The starting date Of the City Of
Washington tennis tournament re-
mains a bit hazy, but the women
are expected to open their part
of the city tournament the last
week in May. The District mems
tournament is listed for the last
Of June, with the women'S District
scheduled a week later.
A move is under way to hold the
Middle Atlantic singles and
doubles during the same week.
Last year the singles were played
before the District tournament,
and the doubles after it, conse.
'quently the singles, a revival
event, suffered in out-of-town en-
tries.
The Government Employees,
Women's League and Playground
tournaments are on tap during
August and September, but defin-
tie dates are still under consider
alton.
But the humble public parkerS,
working quietly and inconspicu-
ously, will settle their particular
business tonight and buckle down
to enjoying their favorite pastime
with the least amount Of fuss and
Ipother.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-04-21
BY CHICK KENNY

BY Ch1Ch hENNY
Washington college football
coaches are divided in their opin.
ions whether or not the Supreme
Court of the United States will
favor the universities of the ma
ton in their dispute with the In.
ternal Revenue Bureau over the
matter of football game taxes.
OF the five major college
coaches in the District Of Co
lumbia and surrounding territory,
two are firmly convinced that the
Supreme Court will render the de-
cision in favor of the colleges;
one is strictly on the fence" in
the matter, and the remaining two
opine that the Revenue Bureau
will receive the award.
REFUSED TO PAY
The Supreme Court action
comes as an aftermath to rulings
Of the District court at Atlanta,
Ca, and the United States circuit
court Of appeals. Both decisions
were rendered against the colleges.
The case was based on sums Of
tax moneys accrued from football
receipts of the University of Geor-
gia and Georgia Tech, and which
the institutions refused to turn
over to the collector Of internal
revenue. The regents Of the in.
situations involved maintained
that the money collected was gov
ernmental fundamentally for
education purposes, and therefore
could not be turned over to the
Government. The circuit court Of
appeals entered a 2-to-1 verdict in
favor Of the Federal Government.
TWO FAVOR GOVT
Coaches Bill Reinhart, Of
George Washington University,
and Gus WEIGH, Of American u,
are Of the opinion that the SUI
preme Court will favor the Inter
nal Revenue Bureau: Coaches
Dutch Bergman, of Catholic u,
and Jack Hagerty, Of Georgetown,
believe that the colleges will be
favored in the final decision, and
Coach Frank Dobson, of Mary
land University, debates that
pending the contents of the lower
court briefs, the Supreme Court
will act accordingly.
Reinhart says that it was
pointed out in a survey made by
Oberlin College, that IS per cent
Of the institutions fostering foot
ball failed to make a profit and
that returns on grid games varied
with the density of population
where universities were situated.
"Only in large cities where a
university has a standout
eleven. is any profit shown in
football receipts. Regardless of
these reports at Oberlin, I be-
lieve the Supreme Court will
favor the Internal Revenue
Bureau" said the Colonial head
coach.
Taking an opposite stand on the
subject as far as the Supreme
Courts decision is concerned, A. j.
Dutch" Bergman, of Catholic u,
believes the august body will favor
the colleges. Like Reinhart, Berg.
man mentions the findings in the
Oberlin survey and adds: Few
big-time schools make money.
Whatever profit is made through
football is needed to foster the
sport and to carry the remaining
athletic program, definitely not a
money-making scheme. From foot
ball receipts Notre Dame Univer-
sity was able to erect its law build
ing and other badly needed cam
pus buildings. I believe the Su-
preme Court without a doubt will
return a verdict favoring the col
legeS."
USED FOR SCHOOLS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-04-21
USED FOR SCHOOLS

AS mentioned above, Frank Dob
son, Maryland's highly successful
mentor, believes the published
records in the case presented in
the lower courts will determine
the ultimate decision Of the court.
college football is different
from a professional game" Dob
son says. "It is different
because of the use made Of the
funds derived from the gate re-
ceipts. In the prospect, re-
ceipts are used for salaries Of
players and team officials, and
where possible, paying dividends
to those holding stock in fran
chise. In the college sport, the
funds are used for the main.
tenance of an intensive pro-
gram of physical education. This
program could not exist with
out receipts from football.
These funds are used for an in
stitution, and not two contest
ing teams as in the pro sports"
Coach Jack Hagerty of George
town, states that football is strict
ly a part Of the university. How.
ever, it Is open to the public, but
the benefit derived from the game
goes to the students in the form
of extra-curricular activity. It is
no way commercial. I believe the
colleges will be favored in the
decision to be handed down by
the Supreme Court"
Coach Gus Wech, Of American
University, like Bill Reinhart, be-
lieveS that the Federal Govern.
ment will get the decision, regard.
less Of the plea Of the colleges.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-04-21
.HOya Ace to Wed
After Graduation

Mike Petroskey, crack hurler Of
the Georgetown University base.
ball team and past captain of the
basketball team, has announced
that he will marry Miss Virginia
Anne Brown, Of Noank, Conn, fol-
lowing his graduation in June.
Miss Brown is q graduate Of
Becker'S College Of Worcester,
Mass, and is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Brown, Of Noank,
Conn.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-04-21
-V0TE FOR SUFFRAGE APRIL 30
G. W. High Bumps
St. Adams Nine

ALEXANDRIA. Va, April 81.
Scoring a record il runs in the
first inning and adding seven
more markers in the subsequent
frames, the George Washington
High School baseball team de-
feated st. Adams Prep, Of Wash.
ington, here yesterday, 21-6.
The Saints scored three runs in
the second and fourth innings.
VOTE FOR SUFFRAGE APRIL So
COLLEGE BASEBALL
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-04-21
D.C.Codches Divided on
Football Tax Question
All Agree That
CoI|egesMdke
No Money

(ThiS Is the third OF q series
of articles on the question: Is
College Football a Big Business?
The decision tDtH be rendered
BIZ the United States Supreme
Court, Thursday, April 2S.)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-04-21
WOMEN'S
RIGHTS
and LET'S
By Lillian Ri1ey-

Golf is undoubtedly the major
sporting interest Of feminine
Washington. But 1t is a sport
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18
AZ ELS0 HET
CYENCE VOLT

Az amerikai vasutak AIT
kertek az Interstate Com
merce Commission uraitol,
hogy vesztecegeik cs0kkentese
vagy kikusz0bolese erdekeben
engedjek meg a vasuti jegyek
aranak felemeleset. Fizessen
az utas a regi mertfolden-
kenti ket cent helyett ket es
fel centet es akkor ITALIAN rend-
bejon a vasutak szenaja.
A kiserlethez a kormany
hozzajarult es most adtak XII
az elso jelentest arrol, hogy
milyen eredmeny varhato. Ez
a jelentes, amely az elso het-
rol szolt, amikor jegyek ara
dragabb volt, mem biztato.
Kiderlilt, hogy a jegyek dra-
gulasaval rogton el1nent az
emberek kedve attol, hogy
vasuton utaZzanak.
A szemelyforgalom annyira
megcsokkent, hogy a felemelt
szallitasi dijak dacara keve-
sebb volt a bevetel, mint az
olcsobb jegyek mellett.
Megn0wekedett fazonban a
| repiilogepek, osutobuszok Is
hajok forgalma "a Macy tava-
kon. Azok aratnak a jo Uzlet
folytan most, mikor a vasutaR
dragabbak.
A vasutak kiserlete teljeser
feleslegcs volt. Ha egyetler
kerdest inteztek volna a ma.
gyar kiralyi allamvasutakhoz
akkor megtudtak volna, hogy
mikor nehai BarosS Gabol
behozta a IONA rendSzert es
potya olcsova tette a magyar
orszagi utazast, akkor amy
lett az utas, hogy a vesztese.
ges szemelyszallitas egyszerre
nyeresegesse alakult at. De
megmondta volna Ford is
hogy azert es azota csinalt
olyan oriasi hasznokat, miots
olcs6 araival ragy forgalmat
tudOtt elerni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18

gyermekeket mem kolera, ha-
mem egy teljesen vi, a merse-
kelt eg0v alatt soha el6 nem
fordult betegseg pusztitotta Ell.
Megallapitottak, hogy a beteg-
seq a leggyorsabban teried6 es
0l6 gyomorbajok koziil valo ,es
a tavol Keleten, f6leg India
ban, valamint a forro egovi
tertomanyokban "Shiga dis
entery" nev alatt ismeretes.
A betegseget a myers etelek,
f6leg gyiim0lcsnemuek es a fel-
forralatlan viz okozza legin-
kabb, inert annak bacillusai
ezekben rohamosan szaporod-
max. A varost egyel6re mem
helyeztek zarlat. ala, bar nyolc
mask gyermek halalat is en-
mex az vi betegsegnek tulaj-
donitiak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18
HALALOS LETT
A KUTYA VITA

Emanuel Herming As ewes
WPA munkast az egyik SOM
szedja halalosan OSSZeSZurkal-
ia a kutya feletti vitaban, a
Catalpa Grove-i otthonabar1. A
ket szamszed kozott a hare a
kutya miatt kezd0d0tt, maid a
szomszed, hogy a vitanak We
get vessen, becsukta a lakasa
ajtajat. Herming azonban nem
volt hajlando a vitat feladni
es eroszakkal probalt a .lakas-
ba behatolni. A szomszed egy
leadott lovessel akarta ezt meg
akada1yozni, amely negolte a
tolakodo Herminget. A halott
feleseget hagyott hatra, a lo-
voldozo szonszed, aki vizSga-
lati fogsagban van, harom ap-
ro gyermek apja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18
NIEGLEPETES

mn In
A4nult p6ntek este stellenles
meglepetesben reszesiilt Bti-
zsak Anna Mae, BrizsAk
Gyorgy IS neje regi young
stowni magyar sziil6k kedves
leanya,, ,,ar1ikor a. baratn6i,
baratai es A. csalad nehAnys
kQzeli, aj6ismer6se meglepet4si
tpartyt rendfEtek sziilet6s-
napja alkalmabol, a young
stowni magyarok altal is el6-
ny0sen ismert H0rvath's Tea
Room Garfield SRoadi tagas
otthonaban.
Amt sem sejt6 iinnepeltet
egy baratn6je sziilei egy kis
kccsikazasra vittek, es mivel
az utjuk Horvathek otthona
mellett vezetett el, azzal az
iiluggyel, hogy meglatogatjak
Horvathekat, megalltak.
De nagy volt a meglepetes,
amikor a s0tet szobaban 0sz-
szegyiilt fiatalok Surprise"
felkialtassal fogadtak a belle
pc unnepeltet, aki a meglepe-
testol szohoz sem tudott jut-
nj. De kes6bb magahoz terve.
meleg szavakkal k0szonte meg
az iranta tanusitott figyelmet.
A fiatalok kiilonb0z6 tarSaS
jatekkal es tanccal, az 0regek
meg kellemesen elcsevegve toll
tottek ell az estet.
Ejfel fele az izleteS harap-
nivalok utan sorra keriilt a
szebbnel-szebb es hasznos alan
dekok atadasa, amit az est
hose imet megkoszonye, .je-
lenlevokkel egyitt egy kedves
este emlekevel csak a kes6 Ell
fell orakban gondolt a haza-
menetelre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18
A GYALOG BOLT0S
ES tJGYN0K0K ELLEN

s Il
Sharpsyille, Pa.-i lakosok
panasszal fordultak a vArOs-
atvakhoz, hogy valami tor
venyjavaslattal tiltsak meg q
hazr6l-hazra jaro arulast. A
panasz kiilonosen az asz-
szonyok reszerol hangzotts el,
akik a lakas kiilonb0z6 vege,
r6l, munkajukat folyton meg
szakitva, az ajt6hoz kenytele.
mex menni, hogy sokszor q
szunni mem akaro csengetes.
re jelentkezzenek. iss ~
A varosatyak megszivlelteE
panaszokat, inert mar intez
kedtek is, hogy a hatarozat
ellen veto hazalo, akinek nine.
engedelye az arusitasra, 2:
dollar penzbiintetesre les;
itelve.
Pennsylvaniaban ez az elst
varos, amely protestal a ha
zalok kellemetlensege ellen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18

A rata emeles mem fogja a
vasutak penzugyi egyensulyat
helyreallitani Amerikaban- A
bal mem is az olcso szallitasi
dijtetelekben van, hanem a
vizzel tulbosegesen felont0z0tt
reszvenyekben es kotvenyek-
ben, amelyek utan kamatot
kell fizetni.
Ha a vasutak kiTnorldanak,
hogy leszallitjak alapt0keiket,
vizzel feleresztett reszvenye-
ket es kotvenyeket megsem-
misitik es csak az igazi toke-
befektetes utan fognak oszta-
lekot es kamatot fizetni
akkor mar rendben is lenne
minden. De amig a J. P
Morganok es tarSaik ragasz-
kOd1laK alnOz, nOgy dKl SZaz
dollart tett valamelyik va
sutba, az ezer dollar utar
kapjon osztalekot vagy kama.
tot, addig a vasutakat mem
lehet megmenteni.
A tozsde mutatja, hogy &
vasutak bukasara mar lassar
kesziil6dik az orszag. Ugy i!
mcndhatnok, hogy vasuti resi-
veny vagy kotveny most a ku
tyanak Sc kell es akinek van
az jd teszi, ha mar most pro
bal toluk szabadulni. Holman
talan mar keso lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18
u JARVANY
MlCHIGANBEN

=
Orszagos feltiinest keltett
egy tavirati jelentes, amely AIT
adta hirul, hogy Michigan al
lam Owosso newt varosaban
Llewellyn Bennett negy kis
gyermeke valami rejtelmes gyo
NOR betegsegben hirtelen meg
halt. ARA gondoltak a helyi
orvosok, hogy az azsiai kolera
ut0tt feszket a varosban es
exert a gyermekek gyomrat
Ann Arborba, az egyetemre
ktildtek megvizsgalas vegett.
A nagy egyetem orvos tana-
raj megallapitottak, hogy a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18

dNagyon kiilonos joszag a tor
veny. Mikor egy ember meg
oil a feleseget es az esktidtek
felmentik, a torveny mem kere-
81 tovabb a gyilkost.
X T. 4,
Europaban ma mar mem szu-
letik senki eziist kanallal a
szajaban, de ANIMAL tobben gaz
,alarcok vede1me alatt. "a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18
MAGYAR REND0RT
UTOTT Ell A VILLMOS

Virag Jozsef kozismert ma
gyar rendort az Ohio Works
villamosa a West Federal
Streeten motorbiciklijevel ell
utotte. Virag Jozsef a vallan
es az oldalan szenvedett sulyos
seruleseket.
Virag a jelz6lampanal meg
ALT, a villamos, amely hata
mogott jott, szinten megallt a
piros jelzesre, de mem eleg ko-
ran, ugy, hogy elutotte a rend-
ort. Szerencse, hogy a lokes
gyenge volt es ICY remeny van
ra, hogy mire e sorok napvila-
got latnak, Virag honfitarsunk
elhagyja a betegagyat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18
xu[ylllgSElM
'ltSzULETEII !

Par ev elott, a gazdasagiwal-
sag mefypontjan Oaliforniahan
azzal allott el6oegy DR. Town.
send newt oruos. hogy adjon "a
sz0vetsegi elmF1nanya mii1aenI
hatvan even feiiili eznbernek
havi ketszaz dollar segelyt,
nyugdiiat, va'gy mi a csodat
zkkent, hugy aki kappa, tarto-
xix AIT egy honap alatt elk0l-
teni, inert a k0vetkez6 honap
e1sejen isrnet kap hAyi ketszAz
dollart. Es ICY megys.ez maid
minden oreg emberrel, amig
csak 81.
A szegeny sorsban lev6 oreg
emberek orszagszerte 0rvend-
TEX ennek a k0vetelesnek es j6
nehany millio dollarocskat ad-
tax 0ssze, hogy DR.. Townsendet
a terv megvalosftasahoz hozza-
segitsek.
Termeszetesen mem lett a
dologbol semmi egyeb, csak
eppen az, hogy DR.. Townsendet
a birosag hiv0sre ktildte, de
Roosevelt elnok j6 szive meg
k0ny0riilt rata es kegyelmet
adott neki. Ezzel Townsend lie
is tint a kozszereples mezeje-
r6l es vele egyiitt eltiintek a
lnilliocskak is, amiket a johi-
szemii Greg emberek olyan kesz
seggel adtak ossze.
California most vi DIR.
Townsend-del szolgal az orszag
max. Az vi Townsend mar nem
iger havi ketszaz dollart az
0regeknek. Az vi Townsend
sokkal sziikebb marku es ke-
menyebb szivu ennel, de azert
irgalmas az oregekkel szem-
ben es mem akar kevesebbet,
csak eppen AIT, hogy minden
Greg embernek adjanak sz0-
vetsegi a1lampenztarbol heti
80 dollar nyugdijat. Addig,
amig el. Csinaljanak afele jan
csi banko szerii kiilon penzt
ere a celra es AIT legyen k0-
!. .teles ,1r1indenkf ugy fogadr1ia Ell,
mintha rendes zo1d hasu BAN
ko lenne.
Az uj Townsend azonban so-
akalia a. hatvan esztend6t es az
raEtefHe, hogy ezt a heti 80 dol
Tart otven ewes koratol kappa
mirden ernher, amig csak meg
nem hal.
Futottizkent te1jedt ell Cali
forniaban az vi gondolat. CYL
lest gyiiles kovet es hamarosan
az egesz orszagra kiterjesztik
a mozgalmat eppen ugy, mint
az eredeti Townsend tette. Es
ahhoz is ragaszkodnak az vi
Megvaltok, hogy a terv kivite-
lehez penz kell, tehat adjanak
az oregek penzt nelik is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18
'NoTlAkARNAK
FOBIR0NAk

"A National Federation Of
Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club orszagos konven-
cicja kiilonos hatarozatot ho-
zott. Feliratban fogjak kerni
Roosevelt eln0k0t ARA, hogy a
Cardozo halalaval megiirese-
dett Supreme Courti bir6i al
lasra egy not nevezzen XII.
Ennel a hatarozatnal es en-
mel a feliratnal az orszagra
nezve karosabb, ostobabb dol
got mar regen mem csinaltak
Amerikaban.
A Supreme Court az ameri-
kai nemzeti eletnek legmaga-
sabb fortuna. Az eredeti elgon-
dolas az volt, hogy annak birai
csak a legkivalobb tudasu joga-
szok, legjellemesebb emberek,
a legigazsagosabb jellemii te-
remtmenyek lehetnek. Ilyen
kvalifikaciok hianyaban valo
embert mem is lenne szabad je-
lolni a magas allasra.
Mi keszseggel ismerjiik el
AIT, hogy az amerikai n6k k6-
zott vannak kivalo jellemek, de
amennyire kozeletiinket ismer-
jiik, meg egyetlenegy Sc DOM
borodott XII k0ziiliik annyira,
hogy a Supreme Court bir6i
szekere jogosan. tarthatna
igenyt.
| Annak idejen nagyon helye-
seltiik ait, mikor Perkins asz-
SONY lett a munkaiigyi mi
niszterink es ezt a helyesle-
siinket ma Sc bantuk meg.
De ANIMAL eroteljesebben TIL
takozunk az ellen, hogy az ell
nok egy not nevezzen' ki a SUI
preme Court birajanak csak
azert, hogy annak egy moi tag
ia is legyen.
Els kiilonosen a mostani
esetben olyan valakit ohajtunk
Cardozo helyen latni, aki, ha
mem is eri ell kivalo el6djet, de
legalabb megk0zeliti. Jellemben,
eszben, tudasban 6s biroi rater-
mettsegben. Vegzetes hiba len
ne, ha politikai okokbol egy
not neveznenek XII erre az ALA.
ra, inert ha szamot vetiink We
liik. ere a szekre alkalmasat
- ez lido szerint - a n0k SO
raban mem talalunk. Lehet
hogy akad maid kes6bb ilyen
moi er6, kivanjuk is, hogy akad
Jon, de ma er6sen tiltakoznunk
kell az ellen, hogy a Supreme
Court tekintelyet gyenge erok-
kel rontsak le.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18
CLOSED SHOPOT
AKAR A U. A. ".
A nagy auto uniO eln0ke a
'tclosed shop" szerz5deseket XII
vanja most bevezetni

Az auto ipari munkasok
uniojanak eln0ke, Homer Mar
tin kijelentette a tagoknak,
hogy miutan sikerult a veze-
tesbol eltavolitani azokat, ahk
a szakszervezetet politikai ce-
lokra akartak felhasznalni,
most mar minden er6t a
"closed shop" szerz6desek be-.
vezetesere kell forditani.
Annak dacara, hogy mar
tobb nagy automobil gyarral
van a unionak szerz0dese,
k0ztiik a General Motorssal is,
ezekbe a szerz6desekbe a
"closed shop" elve nincs lefek-
tetve es mem is valoszinii,
hogy AIT hamarosan el lehet
erni.
Ma nagyon gyenge a belso
zavarok folytan a unio ARA,
hogy nagy sullyal lephessen
fel a gyarakkal szemben es
rontja a helyzetet az is, hogy
a gyarak javaresze vagy all,
vagy csak r0vid napokat dol
gozik.
Alig tette meg az eln0kseg
a "closed shop" rendszerre vo-
natkozo nyilatkozatat, maris
szamos oldalrol hangzott fel
a kivansag, hogy el6bb a Ford
gyar iigyet rendezzek, inert
addig mem lesz a uni6 eros,
amig a Ford gyar tavol tud-
ia tartarli AIT magatol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18
ELS0 MAGYAR
ZONGORA TANAR

Gagyi Bella, Gagyi Janos es
neje tehetseges fla kittin6 cred
mennyel tette lie a zongora Ia
mari vizsgat. Zongora leckeket
ad kezdoknek es haladoknak
Hazhoz is elmegy. Telefon:
22918.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18
A DEMOKRATAK
GYULEST TARTANAK

A Mahoning Megyei Magyar
Demokrata K0r aug. 26-an,
pentek este 8-kor rendeS havi
gyiilest tart a Wilson Ave.-i
SIT. Istvan otthonban.
Egg kozismert jo szonok el6-
adast fog tartani "Miert le-
gyiink demokratak" cimen eS
ez lesz beszedjenek f6alapja.
Keretnek az 0sszes tagok es
erdeklodok pontos megjelenes-
re.
A TIsZTIKAR.