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Evening star., 1938-12-05

Templeton Jones in the brief space of
8 years.
Occasionally he still locks at the pass
ing Jones with a detached air, as II to
say: I'VE are very choice in this block;
you haven't car a block long, have you?
You must walk--and where did you get
those galoshes?"
Jones looks down very guiltily at his
bootees. He hopes Duke won't notice
that the top buckle OF the left Is I'M
hooked.
Suburban residents find there are two
ways OF wearing EN-.
l. Outside.
2. Inside
The first method is the favorite for
deep SHOWS, the second for long-lying
falls
Outside the trouser leg and inside or
beneath. The first does the work, but
makes one look. according to city cousins
somewhat like sheriff; the second is
more IN the mode, and equally as eff
cient for real cold mornings after the
snow has settled down to steady thing.
Residents of Suburbia who live some
distance from the avenue must break the
trail along their streets.
Only the milkman has preceded them.
Seven to twelve inches of snow isn't
very much, as SHOWS 60, but it is some
thing else again when one is trail breaker.
One is not unappreciative of the beauty
OF it all, but it is cold-much colder than
downtown-and the wind blows, and the
snow finds its way down beneath one
muffler, and even into the galoshes, if
those four buckles have not been at
tended to, four on each foot, eight in all.
The least slip on buckles means snow
inside where it ought not to be.
xx
Across the countryside Jones goes,
lippety-l -lippety-lippety, as much lippety
as galoshes will permit.
Occasionally he comes out in a cleared
space, and there stomps the snow of his
feet.
1t is called the Suburban Stomp" All
the residents dance it, upon these occa-
sions. mainly because there isn't much
else to do.
Cars cannot be budged from their re-
spective garages.
There is nothing to do but walk.
X \ X
Care Of galoshes is essential.
If they are kept well brushed, and are
put away in paper bags all summer, they
will last for an amazing number of
years.
Action of light tends to turn them
green.
That's why you see so many green
galoshes; their owners have not gone to
the trouble of housing them properly in
the summer time.
Residents of Suburbia are convinced it
is going to be a long, hard winter, now
that the galoshes are out.
Evening star., 1938-12-05
Republican Struteoy

The recent announcement that Re-
publican legislative policy will be
shaped by the party members in Con-
gress, and not by the Republican Ma
tional Committee, apparently was de-
signed to offset the strategical error
made by the committee in electing
former Senator Daniel O. Hastings
Of Delaware to it's executive body.
1t may be assumed that the Re-
publican Old Guard was motivated in
the election of Mr.. Hastings to the ex-
ecutive post by lack of confidence in
the other principal candidate-Ken-
meth F. Simpson-Who had evidenced
q Willingness to cooperate for poll
tical purposes with the American
Labor Party in New York. 1t is un-
fortunate, however, that in rejecting
Mr.. Simpson, the Republican leader
ship cast it's choice for Mr.. Hastings,
who has long been identified with the
reactionary element of the party.
AS matters now stand, it makes
AltClC Oll1ClCllCC llOW CONSERVATIVE MT,
Hastings may be, or how slight will
be his influence in shaping the
G. o. P. program. The fact remains
that his presence on the Executive
Committee gives the New Dealers a
weapon-a talking point-they did
not have before, and one which they
may be expected to use to the utmost
during the coming session of Con-
gresS. It must be obvious that DEM
ocratic legislators who look askance
at some Of the more extreme New
Deal policies will find it difficult to
join forces with the Republican Con-
gressmen in the face of the certain
accusation that such tactics tend to
support the political philosophy for
which Mr.. Hastings has stood.
1t is appropriate, therefore, that the
Republican leadership in the House,
If that designation may be conferred
upon the veteran Representative
Treadway of Massachusetts,, has
served notice that it will not be
bound by the action of the National
Evening star., 1938-12-05

CTime) the late Nuremberg Congress was
attended by 100000 Germans simply
bursting with health" Take your choice.
In any case, the German high command
overlooks no bets. Max Schmelling
was merely sent here as a laboratory
specimen He was to demonstrate that
slow starter cannot stand up under a
vicious bombing attack" AS it hap
pened, he proved the point
In the World War Germany had the
"Sihlieffen plan If properly carried out
1t might have won in short order. This
time Pan-Aryall put its money Gf any
on the "Goering-Joe Louis plan" And
let the bombs fall where they may. It's
all gruesome business and may God
defend the right. FRED VETTER.
November 18
Evening star., 1938-12-05
Says United States Must
Stop Germany Now.

To the Editor Of The Star
1t is exceedingly significant that The
Star printed the editorials, s"America
Protests" and "Arming for Defense" side
by side on Tuesday, November 15 W.
all know how closely the persecution of
the Jews in Germany and Hitlers ex-
pansion moves are allied. When Eitler
finishes mopping up the Jews in Ger
many he will concentrate on other re-
lPions and minorities He will soon run
short OF people in Germany to persecute
and then he will reach out to foreign
countries. The life blood Of any dicta-
torship is systematic terrorism to create
enthusiasm among the masses. Hitler is
doing just this.
The people of the United States cannot
sit idly by while the dictator of Germany
continues to persecute a minority. De-
tense against the spread of any vestige Of
Nazi-ism and its allied forms of govern
ment in the United States should be
sure and reliable. BY recalling the
United States Ambassador from Ger
many President Roosevelt has shown his
courage and at the same time proved
that ne Is champion of religious toler-
alton and decency. Protest plus defense
Will have some effect on Germany. This
time when there is showdown the
United States will be prepared. Ger
many will either have to back down in
Its policy OF oppression or suf1e- a diplo-
matte or military defeat by the United
States. After all, If we stop Germany
now we won't have to fight when she
becomes bold enough to attack us.
JOSEPH ARKO,
november 10. College Park, Md.
Evening star., 1938-12-05
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Evening star., 1938-12-05
Believes PRAYERS Needed
For Nazi Terrorists.

To the Editor Of The Star:
have q message would like to get
to the people and I feel that this paper
is the best carrier. I hope you will
publish it. I am an old lady, 81 years
old, and know whereof I speak: We
have tried every way to reach the heart
and understanding Of Hitler and his
kind. move We now follow the COM
mand Of our leader who said, pray for
them that despitefully use you and
persecute you." Let us do as he COM
mands and let us hope and believe that
he will turn from the error of his ways
and try to repair the damage he has
done. "The fervent effectual prayer Of
q righteous man availeth much"
November %. LUCIE B. H.
Evening star., 1938-12-05
Shooting Stars
By PHII.ANDER JOHNSON,
Song Of the Season.

Song Of the Season.
Good old-fashioned winter"
It's q pretty phrase
Chills and pills and doctors bills
And melancholy days.
Every ray Of sunshine
Tumbling from the skies
Gives the germs extended terms
OF active enterprise.
Good fashioned winter"
Doesn't seem so hard
Rather nice, with snow and ice,
On a picture card.
Still, 1t brings reproaches
Echoing through the land
Fine. no doubt, to sing about,
But mighty hard to stand.
Evening star., 1938-12-05
DANGEROUS.

"How did your friends come to be di-
vorced?"
"They had organized sort of mutual
Miss Cayenne. after they had under
gone a certain amount of criticism and
discipline, each felt elevated to ideals Of
perfection that the other could not
satisfy"
Evening star., 1938-12-05
Roosevelt Felicitations
To Moscow UNIQUE,


To Moscow Unique.
To the Editor of The Star:
Mr.. Roosevelt has distinguished him
self from the common herd of heads of
nations. Not in that he reorganized
radically-or, at least, attempted to
the Government, for people the world
over have found that to be necessary.
Nor in that he failed to attain his OBJ
jectives-still II million unemployed, you
know. For other nations, France, for ex-
ample, has intense popular dissatisfac-
ton. No, it is that telegram to Moscow
to which we now refer. You will recall
that Mr.. Roosevelt cabled fluctuations to
the Russian people on the event of their
goth anniversary of the establishment of
Leninism. Well, it turns out that our
President was the only responsible head
of an important nation who sent his
love to Moscow! feel that many of us,
some 100 million, who would not vie for
the theatrical smile of those about Stain,
do not wish to be represented in the
cable. Dictators, our writer's tell us, may
do as they please, but the head of
democracy should be reasonably certain
that he represents q majority. Nor do
we condone the other extreme, that Of
screaming denunications across the At
lantic-that reminds us too much of small
boys sticking out tongues at the neigh
bors' kids from the safety of the kitchen
window. We should not forget, however,
that MIR. Browder, speaking for the Com
munists, is mot satisfied with present
halfway measures" and would change
them drastically, la Moscow, if he could.
We should not forget, further, that Mos
COW is still the headquarters for the
Communist group, whose sole aim is
to set up the experiment Of the die
tatorship Of the proletariat (define 1t
as you like) in other countries. For in
formation on this point read Mr.. Fosters
writings, rather than those OF Mr..
Browder, whose works have been made
more palatable to Americans by de-
fning Communist as the only true
democrat" for example. L.
November 21.
Evening star., 1938-12-05

AS with stocks, so it is with almost
everything. When the bid price and
the asked price get near enough to-
gether, then flashes the financial
spark that spells prosperity.
Evening star., 1938-12-05
Grateful for Publication
OF Metropolitan Map.

To the Editor Of The Star:
I wish to thank you for the map Of
metropolitan Washington, printed in your
Sunday Star, November 13. asked some
20 people for their copy, as needed an
other copy In my business. But I got
turned down, each one wanting 1t for
his own use. However, one person
finally parted with his copy. Subdivisions
are easily located by this map.
NORMAN L. COLLTON,
November as. Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1938-12-05
A Failure.

His alphabet would disagree,
Although some letters well he knew.
He never could make G. o. D.
Keep up the pace with I. o. U.
Evening star., 1938-12-05
VOlubIe

The countrys ear at last he caught
They found ON letting down the bars,
He had q lengthy train of thought
Made up, alas, of empty cars!
Evening star., 1938-12-05
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Evening star., 1938-12-05

"Sometimes," said Uncle Eben, "a man
goes in business fob hissef cause it pears
dat he ain gmaht an industrious enuf
fob ANYBODY to wan to hire him.
Evening star., 1938-12-05
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Evening star., 1938-12-05
Into the Past.

'You must take pride in the fact that
you are making history"
II don't know" answered Senator
Sorghum. After reading volumes de-
scribing wars and the errors of selfish
ambitions, I have nearly concluded that
history Is a bad job"
Evening star., 1938-12-05

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Some music" said Hi Ho, the sage Of
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body wrote it in the first place, why any
body plays 1t in the second, and why
anybody listens to it in the third"
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-28

Lapunk egyk egnepszeribb rovatanak. Heti Szemle"
cmen sert es ameriai magyar eetben sznte nteeny
szer Tasoknak szez6je mint multi heti szamunkban en
tee par het artozkodasra Magyarorszra utazott Is
rok megjelenesekor mar oft is van .s s..
Ez Okla annak hogy Heti szemle" erdekes es ertke
sorait rovid d6re n$lkil0zni fogjuk.
Az eet azonban tr megallAsokat annak esemenyei
vannak es apunk k0telesege hogy azok e hir adon
ovasoinak EFT szogaatot atak el azok asok aneyek
fen egyetemes cm alatt megeen6 csupan atmene jel
logu rovatba lesznek foglalva. HSsa a
Mvel hirek irobol hanyzk poltkai es gazdasagi
eleslaas, amely e Szenle' rasait eenI atmeneti
rovat hradasai probakonak azza hogy felmert
menyeket magyarazgassak azokb k0vetkezeeseket anu
sagokat vonjanak lie, vagy osasokba bocsatkozzanak
haboru alatt magyar nep rakenyszerilt potekok-
makkb6 vagy vadgeszenyeb6 csat kavera Cukor he
yet sacharnra zabiszes freszporos keyere nyen p6e
atmenet nehany hetre rovat is ameyet azzal nyu
funk, amt regi magyar koznondas tanit:
- Ha mines 10, jo szamar is
Rovid idor6 van $40, legyenek addig tireemme amig
gaz porteka ura elfogala gyenge potek heyet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-28
AZ AUTO UNIO
MECT|SzTUL
A lokalok t0bbsege Homer
Martin mellett allOtt Is lnagy
tisztogatast k0vetel

Az auto unio lokaljainak
t0bbsege ugy hatarozott, hogy
a bolseviki aknamunkaval va
dolt es felfiggseztett alelno-
kok ellen folytassak lie a fe-
gyelmi targyalast es ha a va
dak beigazolodnak, zarjak XII
oket a unio kotelekebol.
A targyalas julius 25-en kez-
d6dik. A tortenend6knek meg
nagyobb sulyt adott az, hogy
a bolseviki iizelmekkel vadolt
negy aleln0k az utols6 pilla-
nathan a v0r0s0ket jellemzo
taktikaval Homer Martin ell
n0k egyeni jellemet probaltak
t0nkretenni. Azzal vadoltak
meg Martini, hogy a csoport-
biztositas k0rul mem jart ell
0nzetlenil. Ha ext a vadat a
vadat a vegrehajto bizottsag
el6tt mem tudjak igazolni, ak
kor mind a negyet or0kre XII
zarjak a uniobol es utanuk XII
soprik a t0bbi bolsit is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-28
SAMUEL insult
H|RTELEN HALALA

A parisi foldalatti vasut vii
lamos lampakkal vilagitott va
rocsarnokaban a szivehez ka-
pott egyik utas, megrogytak
labai, arcara esett es szivszel-
hidesben nyomban meghalt.
Zsebeiben 80 frankot, mai er-
tekben IS centet es egy moso
cedulat talaltak, Icy allapitot-
ia meg a francia rend6rseg,
hogy a gutaiit0tt ember a hir-
hedt Samuel insult volt, nyolc
ev el6tt meg negyezer milliot
er6 villamos vallalatok dikta-
tora Amerikaban.
A vegzet irgalmas volt In
sullhoz, rnikor fajdalom nelkuli
gyors halalt juttatott reszere.
Insullnak ez nagyon megfelelt,
inert mem hitt benne, hogy az
ember vallasi szertartasokkal
kesziiljon el6 halalara.
A mindenen kimeletlenul ke-
resztiils ga1ol6, semni emberi
|jogot ei nern ismer6 nagytoke
legrikitobb megtestesit6je volt
Samuel insult, aki a nagy val
sag kezdeten ketsegbeesett esq
kozokhoz kapkodott, hogy in
gadozo birpdalmat megmentse.
A chicagoi eskiidtszek ugy
talalta, hogy insult mem k0-
vetett ell semrni olyat, amit
biintetni kellene. Az iteletben
megnyugodott az amerikai
nemzet,," de elsopr6 tobbseggel
kiildte vissza az elnoki szekbe
Rooseveltet, akinek programme
az volt. hogy hasonlo esetek
tobbe el6 ne forduljanak.
Egy masodik Samuel insult
mem lehet tobbe ebben az or
szagban, inert arr6l a new deal
f6leg a t6zsdei t0rvenyek utjan
! gondoskodott. De azok a nagy-
t6kesek, akik a bukott, meg
tort Samuel insult reszere a
villamos tarsasagok reszvenye-
seinek Is a fogyasztoknak be-
rere evi $4,000 dollaros kegy-
dijat szavaztak meg, hogy 0reg
napjaira kenyelemben elhes-
sen, mem adtak fel a harcot es
mindent megpr6balnak a reg
viszonyok, a szabad rabl6- gaz-
dalkodas visszaallitasara.
A nemzet 0rok0s ebersege
sziikseges ahhoz, hogy jogait
ujra ell ne raboljak es ne csi.
naljanak bel6liink isrnet gaz.
dasagi rabszolgakat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-28
" MECY AG0z0S.. MECY A G0zOS

nernet tengerjar6 haozas vaalat egnagyobb hajoa,
az Europa mar elhagyta york; kkotot es magyarok
szaza viszi reg vilag fele.
Magyar szotol hango nemet halo edezete magyar etc
eket szoganak magyarul beszeo pncee magyar muzs
ka danaa vditja hanguatot sot annyr megy taan fl
gyelem hogy ofaa kobanya sorrel is szogalnak
utasoknak European
Paratlanul gyorsan jar halo aAey verhovay gy6zte
sse szndkat magyar hetilapok el6izees versenyenek
gy6zteseit Reformatus Egyese versnyenek dadamasat
fele azoknak akik ezer hajon mennek
gyar utasok meg vgato halo eeg gyors Mert ezek
magyar utasok sz6azaba vagynak es AIT ehe eleg
gyorsan eeni ohase zv trelmetensege el6tte jar ha
jonak kepzelet mar oft Budapesten ikor halo meg
csak tenger kozepen jar.
Egy darab magyar Amerka Europa halo uton,
hiszen gy6eseken xviii nagyon sok magyar valasztotta
nemet hao hogy hazautazzek es obbnak la ha
mas magyarokka egyuttesen tesz meg utat
Soha meg amerikai magyar kranduas mem volt akkora
sker es aanyu mint ut Magyarorszg fele Augustus
soran oan t0egkke es oyan aranyokban esz kepvseve
magyar Amerika Budapesten, mint eddig soha.
Observation-Disclosures es eetinknek szinea java fel
dapese vaoban eekes modon kepvie othon er6
ami aerkai magyarsagban rejik Els neknk semi ket
segnk abban hogy magyar haza rezer6 ugy esznek fo
gadva mint amerikai magyrsag gaM kepvise Mines
raiban sen a valaha is ehajott vona igaz magyar
utrd a felt vona annak lamanak Is izgatasnak amey
sorankat vegzetes kengesekre akarja n Magyar gaz
gyar valamenn aknek ket hazat adot vegze ujat
regit de egy hazug harmadkat amey fe6 csak
sza akar6 ekabut agyvelok beszenek Is amodoak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-28
MECKEzDTEK A HARMAD|K EvET

Franco tabornok soveseges tarsai neme olasz
de foleg olas megkezdtek harmadk evet spanyo fol-
don oo habounak Pogahaborunak nagyon baos ez
nj inert hszen regen kder hogy Franco odalan nincse
spanyolok morok olaszok es nemetek mig vele
szenben ao koranypar csapatok soele nemzetb de fo
leg oroszokbo vannak 0sszeteve.
legt0bb vert azonban megis spanyo nezet fai ont
ak inert ebben haboban egyk fel vseltek kelettel
sen irant hanem irgalmaanul pusztja ait, a kezere
kerul.
Egy nemet katonai elentes akadt mostansag keznkbe
amelyben a kovetkezoket olvastuk: #9~
- Azzal a katonai tudassa amvel Franco rendekezik
meg ezredes lehetett volna a nemet hadseregben.
Mem bocsatkozunk neme jelentes reszletebe inert
knk enny eleg be6e Eppen csak veget idezzk amely
ezeket monda:
elenfeenek katonai tudasa meg selejtesebb
azok meg Franco tabornokna is rosszabb hadvezerek.
Icy ke legyen csakugyan inert kilonben mem tartott
vona spanyo haboru ket esztendeg es epett vona
har1nadikba
Joggal mondjak katonai szakerok hogy spanyol har
egyet ehetett anuln att hogy mi amt jo
hadvezeeknek kerin ke ha akarnak veresege szen
vedni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-28
A WrIRTON STEEI rn
UGYE A NLRB EL0TT

A Weirton Steel Company
f6 iigyvedjet, Clyde A. Arm
strongot a vizsgalo biztos, Ed
ward Grandson Smith kitil-
totta a kihallgatasi teremb6l.
A gyar ugyvedjei a kitiltast
a National Labor Relation
Board ele vittek, amely targya-
last tartott es annak soran az
acelgyar iigyvedei szerint
olyan el6iteletet tanusitott,
hogy Armstrong megtagadta
vegiil a kerdesekre a feleletet.
El6relathat6 lett, hogy a
Board a kitiltast j6vahagyja
es exert a agar iigyvedjei be-
jelentettek, hogy a t0rvenyte-
lensegek ellen a sz0vetsegi bi-
rosAgnal keresnek orvoslast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-28
IArOnETTE FOE YTATJA
A V1ZSGALATOKAT

LaFolette senator iSrnet 0sz-
szehivta ait a szenatusi bizott-
-sagot, amelynek feladata an
max kivizsgalasa, hogy miko1
es hol sertettek meg az alkot-
manyban biztositott polgari
szabadsagokat.
A bizottsag e,s6nek a Can
ton, Ohio, varosban 1885 evben
volt sztrajk reszleteit vizsgalja
meg. A sztrajk a Berger Ma
nufacturing Company telepen
volt, amely a Republic Steel
Company tulajdona.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-28
AD0EMELESRE
KESzUL0DNEK

Washingtonb6l erkez6 es
ketsegtelenul hiteles jelentesek
szerint Morgenthau penziigy-
MINISTER utasitotta kozegeit,
hogy tanulmanyozzanak ket
kerdest a nyar soran. Mikent
lehetne a mai szovetsegi ado
kat emelni es milyen vi ado
kat lehetne hamarosan beve-
zetni?
Az allampenztar egyensulya,
amint ait maga Roosevelt ell
nok kozolte a nemzettel, We
szelyben van. A varatlan val
sag kovetkezteben a szovetseg
adojovedelme 1888 julius 1-tol
1889 junius 30-ig csaknem
negyezer millio doAarral ke-
vesebb lesz, mint szamitottak
es ezt a hianyt valahogyan fe-
dezni kell.
A penzugyminiszter terve al
litolag az, hogy a kis emberek
jovedelmi adojat emeljek fel
ugy, hogy csak az elso evi 600
dollar maradjon adomentes, de
azon feliil minden dollar utan
2 cent jovedelmi adot fizes-
stink.
Nagyon keseru seer ez es
mem edesiti meg az a terv,
hogy a szinhazi es mozijegyek-
re, rago gummira es fogtiszti-
to szerekre most fennallo ado
kat ugyanakkor t0r0ljek Ell. A
szegeny ember ma mar ritkan
jar moziba, gummi helyett a
kormet ragja es mines olyan
sok ennival6ja, hogy gyakran
kellene tisztitsa fogait.
A penziigyminiszter tervei-
hez termeszetesen az elnok
hozzajarulasa sziikseges es
Roosevelt eln0k elgondolasai
egeszen masak. Az eln0k ait
akarna, hogy allitsak vissza a
nagy t6ke altal tartalekokba
dugott nyeresegek adojat, a
nit a torvenyhoz6k ebben az
evben az eln0H veto dacara
elt0r0ltek.
Az is eros kivansaga Roose-
veltnek, hogy a sz0vetseg es az
allamok altal adott hivatalnoki
fizeteseket adozzak meg es We
gill vessenek adokat az eddig
adomentes ertekpapirok jove-
delmere is.