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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
Today's Sport Parade
By HENRY McLEMORE United Press stan Correspondent)

New York, July 21--(UP)-Comes today a courier disguised as press agent with breathless information about Tony Galento's lates venture in fisticuffs.
 In Atlantic City on Sunday, in a ring on the million dollar pier, Gall ento will fight an elephant and e kangaroo. The press agent made an afldayit to that effect, and who am I to dispute the orderly processes of the law.
 Contracts for the bout, signed in the city zoo, call for fight to the finish and stipulate that Galento must engage the kangaroo and the elephant at the same time.
 They're a coupla bums," Galento said at the signing. Both of 'em."
 Cautioned against belittling his opponents, especially the elephant, who has memory like Joe Louis and never forgets, Tony snorted:
 Let him start throwing his weight around if he wants to. I'll knock his trunk of. And as for that kangaroo I'll just clip him a couple in the pouch and fiatten him. They can't take 1t downstairs, those kangaroos. '
 oalento, whose signing to fight the animals marks the first time that the Darwinian theory has been thrown into complete reverse, sees his fight with the kangaroo and the elephant as the first step toward the heavyweight championship of the jungle. After knocking them out he wants to work through the puma panther and tiger weight classes and, finally, challenge the lion.
 ''Who has the lion ever licked?' he wants to konw. What right has that big bum to go about popping off that he is the king of the beasts? I'll spot him the first bite and then punch his mane off."
 Doing Road Work
 0alento may be taking his bout of Sunday lightly, but the kangaroo and the elephant aren't. A dispatch today from Promoter Paul Mosher says that they are working to have themselves in the best condition of their lives. The elephant has been doing road work daily and plans to weigh in at about 15,o00 pounds, his
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
JOURNAL.C0URIERS
 BEAT BULLDOGS

The New Haven Journal-C Courier Hornets set back the strong Bull- dog outfit 10-2 at Painter Park in West Haven last night. This defeat marked the South Enders fourth straight setback and evened the series with the Hornets.
 Belmont, star hurler of the Cou- riers, was in rare form last night setting back ten Bulldoggers via the strikeout route and allowing but four hits. The htmieiy hitting of Herlinger, Farquharson, and Bell mont featured. The New Haveners pushed over eight runs in the last two frames.
 Although suffering this defeat Jackie Traver did the heavy bat- ting for the locals getting two of the four hits. He batted in the first run when he sent a long double into left center to score Sammy Procopion. Traver struck out seven Hornet players and walked three. but did not receive the proper sup- port. Tommy Red" Reardon turned in the fielding gem of the day. In the seventh inning with two out he jumped on the bank to catch one of Savers long drives into deep left field to close the in. ming with hte bases loaded. Rear don scored one of the Bulldoggers runs when he stole home.
 The South End Bulldogs will play the Hornets for the rubber" game in Waterbury at a later date.
 The Bulldog softball team will be engaged tonight with the Mil Street Pirates. leading contenders for the South End league. All players of the South End Bulldogs are asked to be at the diamond ct 6:50 to- night. The game will begin at 500.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
SIT. LOUIS

,Runs--DiMaggio, pahigren. Grace; ln-Dlckey, Ruffing. Gift. Two-base hit--Grace. Three base hit--Di. Maggie. Stolen bases--Aufflng, Sell kirk. Misunderstanding, Clift. Dou- ble plays--Ruffing, Crossetti and Dahlgren; Cllft, Berardino and Me- St. Louis 5. Bases on balls-OH Har- ris 1, off Ruffing 8. Struck out By Harris 1, Wild pitch--Harris. Umpires-Kolls, QeiseI and Pipgras. Time--1:50. official paid attendance --l,483,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
BEES DRAFT SISTI
 FROM HARTFORD CLUB

Boston. July 2i-(UP)-The Bos- ton Bees have called Sebastian sisti from their Hartford. Conn.,, farm club to bolster the infield during the absence Of ghorlstop Eddie Mile
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
PROBABLE PITCHERS TODAY
(By United Presb) National League:

Root (3-3), Chicago ct Boston, Turner (2-6).
 Grissom (7-D and Wander Nicer (4.7), Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Casey (4-5) and Fitzsimmons (3-5)--two games.
 Tobin (s-8), Pittsburg at New York, Melton (S-8).
 Davis u1-o) and Warneke (9-D St. Louis at Philadelphia, Harrell (l-N and Butcher (2-lO-two games.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21

George Greece will umpire and Pete Toilette will score both games at Fulton park.
 The only game scheduled for Hamilton park will see the Lourdes and Knights of Sicily in action. This game will start at 2 o'clock. Both teams seem to find things tough in the league and just don't seem to have enough punch to win games. Jim Mobile will pitch and 'Slugger' Longo will catch for the Knights of Sicily. Duke Del Croce will toe the rubber for the Lourdes with hust- ling Jimmy Lombardo behind the bat.
 Charles Gerace will umpire and Tony Sileo will score the only game at Hamilton park.
 Manager and ofIlcers of the Italian American league are urged by President Mike Tacinelli to be present tonight at meeting scheduled for 8 o'clock at the Pontes Social club. Important business will be discussed and everyone is re- quested to be present.
 The league standing Is aS follows:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
RED sox SIGN COLLEoIAN

Cambridge, Mass.-Ulysses Lu. pien, Harvard first baseman chosen as most valuable man in the East ern Intercollegiate league. signed . Boston Red Sox contract, and re. ported to Scranton of the Eastern League.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
Toany,s (lames, PItchers

TOdny's Games, Pitchers
 Chicago at Boston-Root (3-O vs. Cincinnati at Brookiyn-(2)- vs. Casey t4-5) and Mungo l4-by. Pittsburg at New York--Tobin (s-S) vs. Melton t5-8).
 St. Louis at Philadelphia--(O-- Cooper (5-3) and Warnke (9.4 vg. Higbe (5-4 and Butcher (2-12).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
Today,s Games, Pitchers

TOdny's Ghmes, FJtcherH New York at Chicago--Pearson ts;O ys. smith t6;;S2: ,.. . Phiiadeiphia at Detroit-Pippen Q.D ys. Trout (4.O..
 Washington at observation-disclosures (5.7) vs. Milnar (4-6).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
FIGHT RESULTS
fBy United Press)

New York--izzy Janazzo. ile 3-l, New York. outpointed Andre Iesse- Run. i4D. New York, tiO): Willie PAylovieh. i7f. Few York. Gtopped Marty Gordon, TO, New York. tO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
CONNIE MAJY'LL GET HIM

Boston.--Dob Grove, tJr. son oi the veteran Boston pitcher, will en- ter Duke next fall. Young Grove is Q right-handed pitcher.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
American League:

Gomez t7-3), New York at Chi- cago, Smith (6-5).
 Auker (7-4, Boston It st. Louis, Gill (1-6).
 Potter (e-4D. Philadelphia at De- troit, Trout (4-6).
 Haynes (5-D, Washington at Cleveland, Milnar t4-6).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21

New York.-Harry Danning, New York Giants catcher, wears the largest nitt of any backstop in the major leagues.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
Major League Leaders
Hozne Runs:

Ter, out for the season with . brok- en leg suffered last Sunday.
 9isti, who is only l8 years old, re- ports today but probably will not see action until sunday.
 Tn exchange for eisti. the Bees have sent Pitcher Tom Early and fnficider Otto Huber to Hartford on option.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21

YESTERDAYS HERo-Thorn- ton Lee, White Sox lefty, who blanked the hard-hitting Red Sox, yielding only nine scattered hits.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Boston 2, Chicago ]. Pittsburg 8, New York {. (Only games scheduled).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
THE STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results New York ?, St. Louis l. Chicago 4, Boston O. Cleveland 3, Philadelphia 2. Washington 8, Detroit 2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
SOUTH END SOFTBALL

A midsummer softball league was formed Thursday morning for play CTS not over IT years old. It was agreed that four rounds would be played with two games on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Games will be played in the morning at 10:30 and in the afternoon at 3 o'clock. Today is the deadline for teams not yet entered.
 The league was officially opened today and the following schedule was released: Flying Eagles vs. the Flying Frenchmen at 10:30 a. m.
 Tigers vs. Scovill Aces at 2 ?. m. Joe 0arvey and Gerry Parentaux were appointed umpires.
 Due to lack of teams the midgets' league was not. formed. It is possi- bic that if enough teams could be formed by next week the midgets' league will open.
 Announcement of the start of a mid-summer softball league for all players under l7 years of age in the South End was made, with play to begin this morning at 10:30 o'clock.
 Four rounds will be played with games on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. All contests will be played at lO:3O and o'clock.
 Today'e schedule:
 i0:ao o'clock--Flyins Eagles vs Flying FTemchmcn: 2 o'clock, Tig- srs ys scovill Acos.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
Dykes Proues Worth As Big League Manager
ITALIAN LOOP
 SECOND ROUND
 ALMOST ENDED
Three Games Carded To. morrow at Hamilton,
 Fulton Parks

Final games in the second round of the Italian American Baseball league will be played tomorrow afternoon. Two games are scheduled for, Fulton park and one game for Hamilton park.
 At 1:30 up at Fulton park the much improved Fratellanza nine stack up against the scrappy Avi- glianese. The Frats have been play- ing bang-up baseball in their last few games and are not as lazy as they seemed earlier in the season. The Aviglianese are slight favorites in this contest. Rube Denze and "Gabby" Gambino will probably form the battery for the Frats. Manager Dom Accousti will send "Cys" Cipriar1o to the mound with Dom Coviello behind the bat.
 In the feature game of the after noon which will get underway at 4 o'clock at Fulton park the league leading Civilta Progresso cross bats with the Pontes. In the first meet ing between these two clubs the Pontes were on the short-end and will be out there tomorrow to even up matters. Al Scacco will pitch and Tony De Santis will catch for the Civilita Progresso. Bill Bellotti and Joe Rinaldi will show for the Pontis. The urobably linetlps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21

Revision of the competing hurnment today the result strengthened the has created
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-02
HORTHY MIKL0S kORMANYz0 EL0TT

Kncseket er0 festmenyek a
tobbi termekben is. Lassan me-
gyiink lefele a lepcson. A ru-
hatarban megkapjuk holmin-
kat. Borravalot mem fogadnak
el. Kilepiink a nagy var ud-
varra. Mindnyajan lelkesedve
beszellnk a nagyszeru fogad-
tatasrol. Az els6 magyar ember
fogott velInk kezet az egesz
magyar testver nep neveben.
Lassan sorakozunk, hogy at
setaljunk a miniszterelnokse
re "a Diszteren) ahol mar tobb
mint egy 6raja varnak.
(Folytatjuk.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-02

Baro Perenyi, mint az egyik
koronaor, mar a helyen i'll. A
korona koriil merev alabardos
test6rok. Perenyi hosszasan
magyaraz. A terem k0ros korul
csiszolt kristaly iiveg tiik0r. A
korona sarga aranya tiind0klik.
A rata lev6 draga k0vek SILK
raznak. 6szinten mondva, meg
dobbant benniink a sziv, ami
kor Magyarorszag scent erek-
lyeit magunk el6tt lattuk.
HiAba Scent Istvan koronaja
amin olvashattuk a felirato-
kat, zimboluma, jelkepe a ma
gyar nemzetnek meg akkor is,
ha mem viSeli AIT senki sem.
Lassan kigyozik a k0zonseg
a korona el6tt. A korona szo-
babol a Duna fele nez6 ter
meken at megyiink visszafele
a bejarathoz. Varnunk kell,
inert a kis tr6nterem meg mem
iiriilt XII egeszen. Jol szem-
iigyre vehettiik d falon fiigg6
kincset er6 gobelineket, anne
lyek Budavar visszavetelet Alb
razoljak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-02
SZENT ISTVAN EGYLET
VERHOVAY 21.

A SIT. Istvan Egylet most
vasarnap, febr Sen delutan
8 oral kezdettel tartja a rendes
havi gyileset SIT. Istvan
Otthonban. Kerem a tagtarsa-
kat, hogy akik tehetik, jojje-
mex el gyulesre. Kiil0n0sen
kerem azon tagokat, akik meg
mem vettek fel a multi evi
osztalekot, hogy ezen a gyii-
lesen vegyek fel.
Tovabba kerem a tagtarsa-
kat, hogy akik tehetik, vegye-
mex baleseti biztositast, ne
hogy ugy .jarjanak, amint az
a bizonyos asszo1y, akinek a
ferje szerencsetlerlsegben halt
el. Ez be irt a k0zpontba, hogy
neki 1000 dollar helyett 1000
dollart kiildjenek. Mikor tu-
dattak vele, hogy mem tehetik,
inert mem fizetett erte, akkor
panaszkodott, hogy neki mem
mondta a titkar, hogy lehet
ilyet venni, inert ha mondta
volna, 8 vett volna. Tehat
akinek van 1000 dollaros biz
.tositasa, 25c havi dij ellene-
ben ha szerencsetlensegben hal
Ell, 1000 dollart fizet az Egylet
az orokosnek, akinek van 500
dollaros biztositasa, az 15c
havi dij elleneben 1000 dol
lar kap.
Beteg tagok: Gene Claiborne,
Jambrick Helen, Boda Jozsef
es 10th Lajosne.
Kelussky Jdn0s, titkar.
1349 Republic Ave.
Telefon 43683
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-02

EFT a dolgozni akaro ifjusagot
es foglalkoztatni kell oket, mi
el0tt a szorgalmuk es a munka
kedvuk lanyhulna.
A youngstown es campbelli
felso iskolat vegzett tanulok
soraiban tobb magyar eyer
meknek lattuk nevet eS azo-
kat alabb kozoljiik:
A South High School-ban
283-an vizsgaztak, ahol a ko-
vetkez6 magyar gyermekek is
kaptak diplomat: Balog Gizel-
la, Gagyi Iren Olga, Geressy
Ferenc Janos, Macy Maria Err
zsebet.
A Rayen High School ban
100 kozott a magyarok: Mihok
Margit Ottilia, Engel Harvey
Irving.
Clancy rs vizsgazoja k0zott
nagy szamot kepviselnek a ma
gyar gyermekek: Adam Istvan
Csubak Sander, Matyi Janos
Ress JOSEF Victor, Soltesz ia.
nos, Belenszky Erzsebet, Hau-
ser Iona, Orosz Maria, Roth
mund Margit, Sipos Izabella,
Soltesz Maria, Juhasz Margit.
A Campbell Memorial High
School 81 vizsgazoja koziil a
magyarok: Demjen Iren, Sza-
kacs Janos, Vilagi Anna, Ca
yetsky Virginia, Geese Janos,
Gerzsenyi Janos, Kuzma Mar
git.
Az East High es a tobbi kor-
nyeki iskolak magyar tanuloi-
max a neveit eddig meg mem
tudtuk beszerezni. Ha a sziil6k
vagy az ismer6seik bekiildik a
neveket lapunk irodajaba, azo-
kat keszseggel k0zoltik a leg
k0zelebbi szamban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-02
SOK MAGYAR VEGZETT
A FELS6 ISKOLAKBAN

A youngstown fels6 iskolak
felev kozben 5OO-an feliil veg
zett tanuloknak adtak diplo-
mat. A nagyszamu er6teljes
munkabiro ifjusag diplomaval
a kezukben es sok remennyel
a sziviikben raleptek az elet
gorongy0s utjara, ahol sok
csalodas es szenvedes el6tt all
max, amt nehezen tudnak
maid elviselni azok utan, a
hogy ok AIT el6z6leg kiszinez-
tex. A High School-t vegzett
tanul6k koziil tobben folytat-
jak tanulmanyaikat, hogy ala
posabb felkeszii,tseggel ITALIAN
t0bb alkalmuk lesz az elhe-
lyezkedesre, mig a diplomasok
nagyobb resze a mai nehez
anyagi viszonyok mellett ke-
resethez pr6bal jutni, ami ma
gyon nehezen megy. Hiszen a
tapasztalattal mar bir6, java
kori munkas er6 is alig iut
nehany napos keresethez. Min
den nehezsegek dacara is ia
mogatasban kell reszesiteni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-02
(Folytatas d ak oldalrol)

lrNyGdtdS d Fix OltAslIOlJ
hatarozottan folyamatban van
bar az iizletvilagnak nagyon
tetszik a kongresszus reakcios
volta, a multi heten javulast
mem lattunk.
A nehez iparban az izem
masfel szazalekkal megcs0k-
kent, inert a nagyobb aranyu
epitkezesekkel es beruhazasok-
kal varnak, amig az eur6pai
helyzetet tisztabban mem lat
jak.
De az acelgyarak mem felnek
t6le, hogy komoly visszaeses
j0hetne, nagyobb rendelesek
esedekesek nemcsak a vasutak-
tol, hanem az epit6 ipartd is
es az az auto iparban meg szin
ten 65 szazalekus izemInel
dolgoznak, arninek a korai es
eros cs0kken6set nem varjak.
A puhaszeniparban a hide
gebb id6jaras neni fellendiilest
hozott, nemcsak azert, inert
emelkedett a fogyasztas, ha-
nem azert is, inert az elbizako-
dott ipari fogyasztok nehany
napi tartalekot akarnak gyiij-
teni ezekben a hetekben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-02
A vakbelgyuladas
kortana

Ezen a nagyhangzasu ne
ven mindossze AIT ertjiik
hogy tulajdonkep hogy is nez
XII egy gyulladt vakbel. Mint
minden gyulladas, ugy ez is
words es ha a gyullladas ma.
gyon el6rehaladt, majdnen
fekete a gangrenas vakbel
Szine.
Ebben az allapotban mar
nincsenek Is meg a vakbel
rendes retegei, inert a gyul-
ladas oily nagyfoku, hogy azo-
kat teljesen elpusztitotta. Es
az ICY elgyengult, elhalt bel
falon keresztul lassan atmegy
"a bel rothado tartalma,
mint ahogy a kelesen is foko-
zatosan att0r a genny, amint
a bort kilukasztotta.
EFT hivjak atfurodott yak
belnek es ezt tartja a k0z0n-
seq oily eletveszelyesnek, tel
jes joggal, inert a hasiregbe
befolyo beltartalom hashartya
gyulladast idez elo, ami meg
ma is a leggyakoribb Okla az
operativ elhalalozasnak.
Hashartyagyulladas legtobb
szor eletveszelyes baj, ha az
egesz hasuregre kiterjed. Re
meny a klgyogyulasra akkor
van, ha a neutrality-suspicious.
csak a vakbel kozvetlen koze-
lere terjed es meg mem alta
lanos. Hogy ilyesmi lehetse-
ges, az a terrneszet egyik
nagyszeru berendezese es ez
az Okla annak, hogy a legsu-
lyosabb vakbelgyulladas is XII
gyogyult mar magatol, min
den segitseg nelkiil.
Persze, ez rftka lehetoseg
es i1yenen mem venne eselyt
az atlag ember. Ez a helyi,
iokalizalt hashartyaayulladas
ugy lehetseges, hogy van a
hasiiregben egy zsiros leber-
nyeg = omentumnak hivjak,
- amit nepiesen mi orvosok
a hasiireg 0renek hivunk es
ez azonnal beburkolja a gyul-
ladasos reszeket a hasban,
ugy,. hogy a tovabbi gyulladas
ebben a toml6ben folyik lie,
mintegy becsomagolva.
De mivel a gennyedes meg
ext is kifurhatja, az operacio
ebben az allapotban is surgos
es eletmento.
DR.. Mahrer Mdrton Pol.
Youngstown Cleveland.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-02
A KONNYtJ IPARBAN

emelked6 volt az iizem a
multi heten, inert a kiskereske-
d6k raktarai iiresek es a ta-
vaszi arukra a rendelest kes6n
kezdtek feladni.
A kiskeresked6ket es a de-
partment iizleteket nyugtala-
nitja, hogy WPPA munkakra
kert osszeget 4 kongresszus le-
vagta, inert ha tomeges elbo-
csajtasok lesznek, AIT az liz
let nyomban megerzi.
Talan ez a felelem az Okla,
hogy a hitelt megszoritottak az
utolso hetekben a Federal
Reserve Bankban, csakugy
mint a rendes bankokban negy-
ven mi1lio dollarral emelkedett
a hevero toke a mutt heten.
Dacara ezeknek a legalabb is
vegyes hireknek, ma a legkon-
zervativebb szakemberek is tar
|t6s javu1ast varnak es ha Euro
paban az aggodalmak eliilnek,
a javulas lit sokkal gyorsabb
leSZ.
A MUNKA FRONTJAN
katasztrofalis esemeny volt
az auto munkasok szervezete-
mex a szakadasa a multi he
ten.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-02
MAJDNEM ILYEN
SZOMORU

kepet mutatnak a banyaszok,
ahol ugyancsak ket szervezet
marakodik egymassal.
A Lewis ellen evekkel ezel6tt
Illinoisban alakitott Progress
sive Miners Union most az
American Labor Federation
egisze es vedelme alatt a had
jaratot a United Mine Workers
ellen megkezdte es t6bb fronton
folytatja.
nlinoisbol atleptek az orszag
mask felebe Is a kemenysze-
nesek k0zt mar t0bb lokalt csi-
naltak. K0zben lementek Ken
tuckyba, oman West Virgi-
niaba, ahol Logan megyeben
veres zendulesek voltak a multi
heten.
A United Mine Workers Of
America (Lewis CIO) szerz6de-
Sc lejar marcus vegevel es a
Progressivek AIT akarjak, hogy
ARA az id6re birjanak Ok is
vala1ni er6vel.
A United Mine Workers
egyik legkevesbe demokratikus
S talan legkorruptabb szerveze-
te az orszagnak s megis nagyon
megfontoland6, hogy ket seer
vezet Observation-Disclosures sziik-
sege van-e a banyasznak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-02
Az A. F. L. SZIVESEN

venne, ha Martin vedelemert
oda fordulna, viszont az elcsa-
pott eln0k megegette a kezet
a CIO-val es a legjobban sze-
refine egy olyan szervezetet, a
mely sehova mem tartozna.
Csak a marakodas soran es
nyoman tort XII, hogy komoly
targyalasok folytak a Ford
gyAr es Martin kozt, amelyek
esetleg eredmenyre vezettek
volna Is a bevehetetlen Ford
gyar r0vid id6n beliil be lett
volna szervezve.
Az ellenzek tudta, hogy ez
esetben Martin megerosodnek
a szervezetben, siettek hat a
szakadast addig idezni fel, amig
Fordekkal folyt a targyalas.
ISmeteljlk, amit a multi he
ten mar megirtunk, hogy mi
mar az egyik csoport teljes j6-
hiszemusegeben sem bizunk,
inert mindket tabor hajlando
a szervezetet szetmarcangolni a
hatalOmert eS a kenverert de
meg kell allapitani, hogy az
eddig nyilvanossagra keriilt
adatok szerint Martini rossz-
hiszemiileg kezdtek XII.
Es a legnagyobb biine Ia
Ian az, ami a nyakat vegiil XII
torte, hogy mem ohajtotta to-
vabb tiirni a John L. Lewis es
a CIO gyamsagat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-02

Hitlernek mines kifogasa a
demoracia ellen, csak eppen
AIT kivanja, hogy AIT Nemet-
orszAgt6l minel messzebbre
gyakoroljak. Nekiink sincs XII
fogasunk ellene, ha Olaszor-
szagban foghagymat esznek az
emberek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-02
III e tt s u 3 NJ l. e

Martin, a felfuggesztett ell
n0k nyiltan hadat iizent a CIO-
max, aminthogy a CIO is nyil-
tan es habozas nelktl a Mar
tin ellenfelei melle ALT es most
folyik a keshegyig memo hare.
Mem az auto munkasok har-
colnak a gyarosok ellen, hanem
az egyik csoport munkas a ma
six csoport ellen. ::
Egyel6re a ket frakcio egy-
mast kolcsonosen birosagok ele
citalta, a draga iigyvedek tu-
catjait importAltak Detro.tba
Washingtonbol es New York
Dol es mindket tabor azon van,
hogy hiveket szerezzen, akik
a tagsagdijakat ezekre a nemes
celokra fizessek.
K0zben Martin OsSzehivta a
konvenciojat marcus negyedi-
kere, a mask frakcio marcus
huszadikara es k0nnyen meg
tortenhetik, hogy a hatalmas
szervezet mem ket, hanem ha-
rom taborra fog szakadni.