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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-29

Is Indicted
Second Time

st. Louis, Mo-, April 29.-(AP).-
"Boss" Tom Pendergast was indict-
ed for the second time by Federal
grand jury today on income tax
violation charges. Meanwhile, r. E.
O'Malley, who is under indictment
with Pendergast in connection with
$9,5OO,O0O State insurance settlement,
was given a leave of absence as head
of the city water department.
Mayor B. 3. Smith said O'Malley
would remain out of office until such
time as his name has been cleared
of charges against him. O'Malley
asked for the leave He is the latest
Pendergast-back official involved
in city hall shake-up recently. City
Manager H. F. McElroy resigned
under fire, leaving behind a years
deficit of $1,750,000, and Police Di-
rector O. P. Higgins quit after his
department had been accused by
Governor Lloyd Stark Of protecting a
S2OOOO,O00 a year gambling racket.
O'Malley and Pendergast were IN
dicted by a Federal grand jury on
April 7 on charges they received
more than $370,000 in connection
Continued on Page Eight)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-29
No Date Yet
Is Arranged
For Speech
"Fireside Chat" Will
Be Medium of Reply,
Washington Hears;
Social Security Tax
Boost Out for Next
Year

Washington, April %
(AP) = President Roosevelt
may reply to Adolf Hitler in
"fireside chat" over the radio,
it was said in usually we'll in
formed congressional circles to-
day.
Responding yesterday to- Mr..
Roosevelt's recent plea that
Germany and Italy promise not
to invade or attack 81 independ-
ent nations for at least ten
years, the German chancellor
offered peace pledges to these
states, provided they ask for
them, and accompany their re-
quests with proposals he con-
sidered suitable.
To the Presidents suggestion that
disarmament and settlement of poll
tical and economic difficulties be
undertaken in international confer
ences, Hitler replied that the Unit
ed States itself had shown distrust
OF the conference method, and that
Germany would never enter an in
ternationoi parley without armed
might to back up her claims.
There was little expectation of an
immediate presidential statement
White House aides said the speech
which Mr.. Roosevelt would deliver
Sunday afternoon at 1870 o'clock
opening the New York Worlds Fair
was written before Hitler began his
address.
President Roosevelt's failure to re-
quest an additional public works ap-
preparation in his relief measure
brought demands in the Senate for
a $5OO,OOO,OOO PWA allotment Sen
ator Mead, Democrat, New York,
said he would seek to attack such
an appropriation to the relief bill.
Congressional leaders forecast
clear sailing for legislation to post
pone scheduled increase in social
security taxes for old age pensions.
The House Ways and Means Com
n?ittee voted unanimously yesterday
to defer the increase which would 90
into effect next January l under
present law.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-29
South Mills
Hears Hoey

South Mills, April 29.-(AP)-
Governor Hoey told the dozen SEN
iors of the South Mills high school
last night, before crowd of approx
innately 600, that they must abide
by three ancient teachings-know
thyself, from the Greek; control thy
self, from the Romans, and deny
thyself, from the Hebrews.
He warned the graduates to "ex-
pect much in hardship and priva-
ton but, he continued, "the reward
will be worth the struggle, and you
will be repaid in proportion to the
efforts expended"
The governor arrived in Elizabeth
City at 6:25 p. m. yesterday and
was escorted in by a police motor
cade. Rain prevented the high school
band from preceding him into town.
The governor returned to Eliza
beth City, where he remained for
the night.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-29
Seek Rescue
OF Russian
Fair Fiers
Doctor and Mounted
Policeman Battle Ice
Floes in Row Boat To
Reach Disabled Plane

Miscou Island, New Brunswick,
April 29.-(Canadian Press)-A
Royal Canadian mounted policeman
and a doctor battled ice floes Of Bay
Chaleur in a row boat today to
reach General Kokkinaki, Russian
pilot who suffered several broken
ribs when his airplane made fore
ed landing here last night on a pro-
iected MOscOW-to-NeW York flight
Constable Therriault and DR.. BOur
gcois set out from Shippegan, on the
mainland 25 miles away, for this iso-
lated St Lawrence Gulf island,
where the flier and Major. GordinekO
bis radio operator-navigator, came
down at 1855 p. m last night in a
marsh five miles from the nearest
house The constable planned to
return this afternoon and take the
pilot to a hospital at Bathurst or
Campbellton, New Brunswick, if
treatment were necessary. TIE Rus
sian plane was wrecked.
a Mscou merchant said this morn
lng that he I'd '~t'rned from a trip
10 the Wreckage and that the naVi-
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-29
New Building
First Quarter
Sets Record

Chicago, April 29.-(AP)-Build-
ing activity during the first 1899
quarter was the best for the period
Ior seven or eight years, a nation
WIQe survey disclosed today
Dollar valuation of residential and
industrial construction in "A states
lor which building permits were IS
SUED during the quarter was estimat-
cd at S846139,562, the National AS
oVclaton Of Building Trades En-
pIoyers reported. This compared with
''99 VIZ 843 in the initial 1888 quar-
Cc[, S72l ,439136 in 1887, and $602,-
99o6'|9l in 1896, which up to that
u'nc was the best in four or five
SVIrs, The association said.
nome building in "a leading cities
increased 1l9 percent during the
qu'rler, compared with a like 1888
period
Easily available financing, govern
dl '1gnl ard, and replacement Of OBJ
@olescent houses combined to aid the
UptuIn, said E. M. Craig, executive
Nectetary Of the association.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-29
daylight"
Time Begins
Sunday A. M.

New York, April 29.-(AP)-Day
light savings time becomes effective
in number of states at a. m. to-
morrow and will continue until
Sunday, September "a, at 2 a. m.
There will be statewide observ-
ance of daylight saving in New Jer-
sey, Massachusetts, New Hampshire
and Rhode Island, and virtually state
wide observance in Connecticut.
Most Of Maine will set the clock
ahead, substantial part of Vermont
and those sections Of Indiana and IL
linOis in the vicinity of Chicago.
There will be limited observance of
daylight saving in Michigan, Idaho,
Georgia and Delaware.
In New York State, 352 cities and
towns Will be on daylight savings,
and 121 in Pennsylvania
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-29
Reich Press
Opens Again
On President
S a y s Hitler Proved
Untruths, NJ S t a k e S,
Absurclities in Roose-
welt Peace Appeal;
Says He Ought To Re-
sign His Office

Berlin, April 29.-(AP)-Germany
through her closely controlled press,
strongly assailed President Roose-
welt today, underscored demands for
Danzig and colonies, and differed on
how far Chancellor Hitler had closed
the door to peaceful negotiations.
One newspaper, the influential
BoersenZeitung of Berlin, suggested
that Mr.. Roosevelt resign because of
the great number of historical un-
truths, political mistakes and plain
absurdities" that Hitler proved yes
terday existed in the Presidents
peace proposals, to which the fuehrer
replied before the Reichstag.
In his speech rejecting Roosevelt's
request for German-Italian non-ag-
gression pledges, Hitler scrapped his
1885 naval agreement with Great
Britain, and his 1884 ten-year nom
aggression pact with Poland. Even
well instructed Nazi commentators
differed on the breadth of the Chan
cellOr's answer to Mr.. RooSeVelt's
appeal of April Is, but all agreed ii
was at least sharp rebuff, and some
called it a "political execution for
Roosevelt
The reaction in the free city of
Danzig was immediate to Hitler's re-
ference to that former German Baltic
city as an open question, which soon
er or later naturally had to be
solved and his statement that "it
should be beyond all doubt that
Danzig will never become Polish"
Nazis in Danzig, which since the
World War has been connected with
the Polish customs administration,
began to speculate on the date Of
their return to the Reich
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-29
Rounania Is
Hunting For
Best Bargain

Paris, April 29-(AP)-The
French foreign minister announced
today, after final conference be-
tween the foreign ministers of
France and Roumania on formation
OF European alliance, that the two
countries were Sin perfect accord"
The announcement gave no indica-
tion, however, of whether Bonnet,
Frances negotiator, had persuaded
or even urged Gafensu, Of Roumania
to accept the British-F French plan to
eElist Soviet Russia's aid for Rou-
mania in the event of war.
Gafensu. who already has visited
Berlin ar,& London, arranged to leave
tonight for Rome, where he is ex-
pected to continue what some diplo-
mats describe as his efforts to find
the best bargain before finally de-
Gliding whether Roumania would
line up with the London-Paris bloc
or the Rome-Berlin axis.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-29
JohnLewis Demands
OuickShoWdoWnOn
Contract Of Miners
Operators Withdraw
Until Afternoon When
Daily Session Is Con-
vened; Full Policy
Committee of Miners
Summoned

New York, April 29.-(AP)-John
l.. Lewis, CIO chieftain, and presi-
dent of the United Mine Workers of
America, today called for a show
down in the contract negotiations
between Appalachian bituminous coal
operators and the union
Shortly after the committee Of
four Of the operators and four min
ers convened for their daily session,
the operators withdrew until %. m.
to discuss the contract problem pri-
vately. Lewis a few minutes later
told reporters it was his opinion that
'this farce should be ended, and by
next week the operators should have
decided' whether they would make
up their minds and sign a contract.
The miners leader previously had
recalled the full policy committee
of $50 district u M. w. leaders for
a meeting here Tuesday prior to the
time when contracts in outlying soft
coal areas expire, and on the eve of
the extension of the anthracite con-
tract
While the operators were discuss
ing the problem among themselves,
the miners conferred with DR.. John
Steelman, chief of the Cancellation
service of the United States Depart
ment of Labor, sent here by Secre-
tary Perkins. Union leaders said the
policy committee would decide
whether the order to shut down
mines outside the Appalachian area,
when their contracts expire, would
be rescinded, if at all, by the policy
committee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-29
RoumaniaReopens
Debt Pledge Here

Bucharest, ROumania, April 20.
Zap )--ROumania is about to
propose a new plan for regulation
of interest payments on the ROu-
manian indebtedness to the Unit
ed States, including war loans, a
cOmmunique announced today.
1t was understood that the gov
ernment hoped to revise these
payments, which have lapsed for
several years, to the extent of
existing transfer possibilities.
The extent of the payments, it
was pointed out, will be in pro-
portion to the trade turnover be-
tween ROumania and the United
States under the new reciprocal
trade agreement.
(TiiS World War debt owed to
the United States by ROumania, as
Of June 80, 1898, amounted to
$63 3,9S2,114.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-29
Methodists
Upset Stand
Bishops

Kansas City, April 2Y.-(AP)-
The Methodist Uniting Conference
reversed itself today on the so-call-
ed democratic system Of assigning
bishops
Yesterday the 900 delegates Of the
three hitherto divided MethOdisms
voted to set up a committee of 70 Sc
lected by ministerial and lay church
members to assign the bishops. They
turned down proposal to rest the
assignments and a committee nam
ed indirectly by the bishops them
:elves.
Today a group OF IL northern
church leaders, led by DR.. Fred Stone
OF Chicago, voted to add 20 members
to that committee from the two iur-
isdictions of the new church in which
the southern branch Will predomi-
nate. They argued the plan adopted
yesterday gave the north an unfair
control.
After long debate the committee
addition was voted, 4O7 to $780, I'M
nlediately, however, the whole ques-
brought to the floor again and the
plan turned down 463 to 361.
The conference then referred the
assignment issue to a standing COM
mittee on the ministry and episco-
pacy. This committee was named
in advance of the conference by the
INSTRUMENTATION commission on
church union headed by northern
and southern bishop and the presi-
dent of the Methodist Protestant
church
Meanwhile, 10000 Methodist
young persons from surrounding
states opened youth program,
stressing the difference between
Christian and totalitarian doctrines
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-29
$8,612 Lobby
Fees By Mills

Raleigh, April 29.-(AP)-Erlan-
ger Cotton Mills Company Of Lex
ington reported today to Thad Eure
secretary Of state, that it paid a total
of $9,6125O in lobbyist fees and ex-
penses during the 1889 General As
sembly.
The payments were all to Lexing-
ton attorneys or law firms and were
listed by Stuart Rabb, vice-president
and general manager Of the COM
pany.
The General Assembly killed bill
which would have incorporated with
Lexington the town of Erlanger, in
which the mills are situated.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-29
WILL GET
NEW BUS TERMINAL

Raleigh, April 29.-(AP)- Con-
struction of bus terminal at Kin
ston will get under way Immediate
1v. Utilities Commission officials SAID
TODAY. Broadus Glover, inspector Tor
the commission, who returned this
morning from Kinston, reported tnat
Fred Sutton, of Kinston, would Dullo
the station and lease j 10 the puS
companies.
Utilities Commission recently Or
dered construction Of new terminal
at Kinston.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-29
MRS. ROOSEVELT BIDS
NEGRO SCHOOL CHOIR

Goldsboro, April 29.-(AP)-Mrs.
Franklin Roosevelt has invited the
Dillard high school glee cluD musi-
cal organization of the Goldsboro
Negro high school to appear at a
veterans garden party in Washing
ton, d. c., May 18.
H. V. Brown, principal, announced
receipt Of the invitation today. He
said it had not been deciued wneth-
er the trip could be made. The club
composed Of 40 voices, will go to
Newport News Monday for a recital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-29

Hill, to the New
Hampshire solon,
concerning S m e
journalistic matter
now immaterial in
its nature. He re-
ceived a polite an
swer, signed "H.
S t y lie S Bridges" p"
Now, my friend
knows H. Styles
well and wishes
him similarly. So
h e dispatched a
confidential little
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-29

note to the latter, in which he said;
Dear Senator, don't you realize that
a public man who parts his name
in the middle Chat is, starts it off
with an initiaD gives an impression
of supposed superiority that has very
undesirable and unpopular repercus-
sions for politician? H. S. Bridges
would be all right, but just Styles
Bridges would be better 1t isn't
common name anyway; there's no
danger that it will be mixed with
any John Smiths or Thomas JONES'
Why not cut out that initial initial,
Continued on Page EOurl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-29
SCHOOL TEACHERS
INJURED IN CRASH

Charlotte, April 29.-(AP)-
Five young women school teach
els of KannapOlis and a Char
lOtte man were injured here To-
day when their automobile col
lided. All are expected to re-
cover.
The women were all in the
same car. The man was the lone
occupant of the other machine.
A preliminary police report
said the automobiles cOllidcd
head-On.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-29
Names Mean
Great Deal
With Public
BY CHARLES p. STEWART
Central Press COIumniSt

Washington, April "a news
paper friend of mine wrote a letter,
early in Senator H. Styles Bridges
term on Capitol
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-29

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Partly cloudy; Sunday fair,
slightly warmer i'm north central
portion.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-29
WEEKLY WEATHER.

WEENLH WEATHER..
South Atlantic States: Fair,
except scattered shower period
in latter part of week; warmer
at beginning, then above normal
except cooler over north portion
near close.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-29

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-29

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18

munkasok, sem a reliefen ten
g6d6 csaladok mem vehetnek
elegend6 gyiimolcs0t es zoldse-
get.
Minthogy a fellendiiles leg
alkalmasabb szez6nja elmult
mar, inert AIT tavaszra varta
mindenki, semmi jogunk mines
ait varni, hogy hirtelen jobb
viszonyok lesznek az o-szag-
ban.
AIT lehet remelniink, hogy
a gazdasagi helyzet nagyon las.
san ugyan, de megis javulni
fog az 6szig ITALIAN akkor a
iavulas gyorsabb temp6ban tor.
tenik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18
TOVABB TART A
HABORU

az automunkasok koreben, a
kiknek - ugy latszik = fonto-
sabb, hogy egymas fejet bever-
jek, minthogy mondjuk, a Ford
gyarat szervezzek.
Detroitban, Flinten es Gle
velandban veres verekedesek
voltaks a Martin es CIO frak-
ciok kozt az utolso negy het-
ben es jelenleg harmincnegy
kulonbozo per folyik a ket ta-
Dor k0zt. Csak az listen tudja,
-hogy ugyvedeknek hany tiz-
ezer, vagy hany szazezer dollart
fognak a munkasok fizetni.
F. S kozben a targyalasokon, a
gyuleseken es a radioban a ket
tabor vezerei elmondjak egy-
mast mindennek es az epiletes
latvanyossag felett joggal or
vendezhetnek a - tokesek.
ATMartin frakcio megdob-
bent a multi heten, mikor meg
tudta, hogy az AF'L csak az
auto gyarakban ad chartert q
szervezetnek es az alkatresz
gyarakban, valamint a repulo.
gep iparban a szervezes jogat
fentartjak maguknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18
A KEMENYSZENESEK
MAJUS

elsejen lejart szerzodeset
meghosszabbitottak e no 20
ig, hogy el6szor a puhaszene-
SEX sorsa el legyen intezve S
ICY a banyaszok munkaban
maradtak.
Ezen a heten mar a legtobb
banyaban dolgoznak S a multi
het vegere mas biztos volt,
hogy nagyobb szen-bajok mem
lesznek.
Termeszetesen mem drill a
Lewis gy6zelmenek az AFL-hez
tartozo Progressive banyaszok
csoportja, inert a $4,000 fobol
all6 szervezet ait remelte, hogy
befeszkeli magat a banyakba
Is ere nemi biztatast is nyer-
tex a banyabaroktol.
A Progressiveket meg egy
csapas erte a multi heten.
Illinois fels6 birosaga meg
er6sitette az alsobir6sag egy
regi iteletet, amelynek alapjan
a Progressive banyaszokbol a.
ct ket-ket evi bort0nre elcsuk,
max es darabonkent tizezer dol,
lar biintetesre iteltek.
Evekkel ezelott a Progressive
ket szenvonatok robbantaSabar
bjinOSOknek talaltak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18

ben mindenutt viSSzaeltek
ezekiel a torvenyekkel, de ia
Ian Californiaban a legjobban.
(Mi, magyarok peldaul erosen
szegyeltiik, mikor Fedak Sar.
Is egy cimboraja Vajda Ernot
meg akarta ilyen cimen zsa-
rolni.)
ALTALANOS HELYESLES
fogadta egy new york; es-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18

kudtszek d0nteset, amely egy
apat felmentett, bar az mem
tagadta, hogy teljesen ertel-
metlen es testileg is fejletlen
gye-meket megolte.
Az eskudtek megertettek,
hogy a sZerencsetlen gyermek
egyforman terhere volt onma-
ganak es a vilagnak es hogy
a sziil6ket a gyilkossagban a
sziloi szeretet vezette.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18
A NEMZET
HANGULATARA

erosen jellemz6 torvenyek es
mozgalmak vannak folyamat-
ban es ezen kozt elso helyen
all a bevandoroltak elleni uszi-
tas, amely hangot kap ugy a
kongresszusban, mint az ALA
mi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. es a la
pokban.
EFT a bevandorolt ellenes
hangulatot tisztan a kommu-
nistaknak es a bundistaknak
kell k0szonni, akik kihoztak a
nemzetet a sodrab6l.
Ennek a hangulatnak a ha-
tasa alatt valtoztatta meg pei
daul hatvan ewes nevet egy
egyhaz - a First German
Presbyterian Church - Oran-
geban a multi heten S minden
jel ait mutatja, hogy ezekiel
a lepesekkel - elkestiink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18
AMIG Az AUTOMOBIL
IPAR

munkasai nyilvanos vitak-
ban, verekedesekben es tar
gyal6 termekben nyelvelnek
egymassal, csendben, de nagy
er6vel indult. meg az elet-halal
hare a szov6iparban, hogy AIT
melyik nagy szervezet fogja
uralni.
A szov6ipar munkasait a
CIO szervezte meg, ugy-ahogy
el6szo-, de a munkasok elege-
detlenek a szervezetben uralko-
do diktaturaval es tizezerszam
az AFL taboraba sietnek.
Amelyik szervezet a teljes
szov6ipart megkapna maganak
es ait szaz szazalekosan be
tudna szervezni, felmillional
tobb tagot nyerne k0z0ttiik.
A Csendes tenger menten is
met rakod6 munkasok sztraj-
kolnak, ezuttal Portlandban es
szinten ait akarjak eld0nteni
hogy melyik szervezetet szeres-
SEX.
Ertheto, hogy ilyen sztraj'
kok a szervezeteket nepszeruek.
ke tenni mem fogjak hogy q
nyugati allamok a munkas ell
len a legszigorubb intezkede
seket hozhatjak. 81
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18
A GAZDASAGI HELYZET

semmit mem javult a multi
heten, SGT valamivel cs0kkent
az ipar theme es a kereskede-
lem forgalma.
A szensztrajk k0zvetve es
k0zvetlenul a mutt heten mar
otnegyed millio embert erin
tett es ilyen tomeg munkasnak
a tetlenseget az egesz gazdasa-
gi elet megerzi.
CsOkkent - termeszetesen
= a vasutak forgalma, anne
lyek szazezer kocsi szennel t0b-
bet kapnak atlag a banyaktol
hetenkent, mem indult meg KEEL
l6keppen a nagy tavak forgal-
ma es allitolag a szenhiany
rniatt cs0kkent a munka a ne
hez iparban.
Ez utobbi iparban ugy
tudjuk = ujabb rendelesek
nincsenek S az iizem akkor is
cs0kkent volna, ha a banyaszok
dolgoznak.
Az a teny, hogy az acel arat
a fuggetlen vallalatok suttyom-
ban levagtak multi heten,
mem ait mutatja, hogy a szen-
hiany akadalyozta 6ket a mum
kaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18
HETI S Z ID NJ l. ID
a ak oldalroll

\EOIy OcAt1o q To
Pennsylvania vezet ebben a
dics6 munkaban, ahol az Earle
adminisztracio alkotasait tel
jesen le-omboljak.
A munkas-baleset karterite-
set erosen levagtak, a munkas-
sag jogait megnyirbaltak es
vissza akarjak hozni a berbe
vehet6 allamrend6rseg "kom-
pania police" gyalazatos intez-
menyet, amelynek nincs helye
civilizalt allamban.
Ha igazsagosak akarunk lem
nj, akkor meg kell jegyeznunk,
hogy az Earle adminisztracio
alatt tulzasba mentek a hata-
lomtd megreszegilt munkas-
vezerek, akik sok ezer zsiros
dzsabba beiltek akikkel SEN
XII mem birt az allamban.
Az utolso valasztasnal aztan
Lewis akart kormanyzot paran-
csolni az allan nyakara es
Pennsylvania polgarsaga erthe-
t6en fellazadt.
Hasonloan reakcios es Sokkal
kicsinyesebb munkat vegez a
torvenyhozas Michigan allam-
ban, ahol allandoan imadko-
zasra hivatkozik a hatalomba
veletlenil cseppent aggastyan
kormanyzo, aki csodalatosan
minden reakci6s torveny ala
irasara az imadsagban keres
parancsot.
A MUNKA FRONTJAN A
puhaszenesek nagy sztrajkja
ALT az els6 vonalban a multi
heten S anig az eln0k sect mem
iitott a targya1o felek kozt,
keptelenek voltak megegyezest
talalni.
A szenhiany mar erezhete
lett az egesz orszagban, mikol
a Feher Haz 'nagyon erelyes ul.
timatumban azonnali beket ki
vetelt S a banyabar6k a dere'
kukat beadtak., -. --s
A banyaszok semmit nen
nyernek, inert a regi - es 81
lany - munkaberek es mum
kafeltetelek maradnak erveny
ben, bar negy-0t eve, 'rniota. ez
megkaptak, mindennek az arr
alaposan felment ebben az or
szagban.
Annyit elert John L. Lewis
hogy a "closed shop" egy hi
zonyos formajat megkapta
vagyis be van biztositva, hog.
a banyaszok sorait mem fogj'
megbontani az AFL; vagy leg
alabb konnyen nem tudjak az
megtenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18
ILLINOIS ALLAMBAN

most adtak meg a noknek a
jogot, hogy az eskudtszekben i'll
ienek, viszont Californiaban a
n6k egy regen felesleges kivalt-
sagat toriiltek.
Ezentul abban az allamban
mem lehet "breach-of-promise"
(hazassagi igeret megszegese) !,
elcsabitas es a hazastars sze-
relmenek az elidegeniteseert
perelni, a csalodott mozi-szi-
neszn6k nagyszeru zsarolasi al
kalma es lehetosege tehat meg
stink.
A n6k az utobbi evtizedek-