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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
At Special Lo,c Prices

n lew are SIiBTtIy SOlIeu.
IS pairs Panties in pure-dye silk satin,
white or blush. Cotton lace trimmed or
tailored. Sizes Is and II. Special s145
% pairs Panties in pure-dye silk satin or
pure-dye silk crepe, trimmed with cotton
laces and beading. In white, blush or
maize. Sizes IS and II. Special - l95
20 Costume Slips of pure-dye silk satin,
bias cut. In white or blush, with Val-type
cotton laces and beading. Sizes 80, "a, So.
"A. Special S295
UNDERWEAR AND COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
Furs Reduced

Single Skin Silver Fox Scarfs Were SAG 95 Now S275
Brown Dyed Red Scarf. Originally $40 s5 Now SIT
Black Dyed Red Fox Scarf Originally $685..
Dyed Skunk Jacket Originally $145. Now S72
Double Skin Silver Fox Scarf Was S95 S69.5O
Three Skin Dyed Jap Marten Scarf. Originally $685.
Now Observation-Disclosures S32 so
Black Dyed Red Fox Jacket Originally SITS. Now s7250
FURs, THIRD FLOOR
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Goats and Suits, Sl4'9'
Were SI9.95 and S2295

" ere WIS and WIS
49, including REFERS and 34'ength coats Of imported
and domestic tWeeds, and man tailored suits in pin
striped woolenS. Sizes IL to 20.
Tweed Coats in REFER and styles checks paids
stripes also wopece wool suits in shepherds checks Sizes
IA to TO- Were s29.75. $22
Tweed Coats and Wool Suits Coats in topper and fitted
styles striped checked Suits shepherds checks Sizes
IL to Is. Were s2275 and $25. Now
COATS SUITS, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
Girls Slips
Greatly Reduced

"a Girls Cotton Nainso0k Slips,
embroidery trim, ruined hens.
Sizes 2 to 10. Were 85c. Now SOC
20 Girls Cotton Nainsook Slips
with embroidery trim, ruffled hens.
Sizes 2 to 10. Were $1.65. Now $1.15
GIRLS FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
Decorators Fabric
Samples, IS to SO

Originally 81 to $40 Yard
275 pieces. from % to Il yards In
length. Suitable for pillows, wall
hangings and chair seats-also a
few long lengths, suitable for slip
covers and upholstery.
STUDIO OF INTERIOR DECORATING,
SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
7 oiIet Tissue
Dozen rolls, IS

100 dozen 1O00-sheet rolls. Friday special
l Round Bathroom Mirror. large size. Originally $l4.
l Round Bathroom Mirror, medium size Originally So
Now S495
1 Manning Bowman Tray Set with large tray, two glass
Dishes bread board knife salt pepper set and service
litter. Were So. Now------------------------ S495
Manning & Bowman Heating Pad, door sample. Originally
$685. Now ----------------S 81 Ok
HOUSEWARES FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
Women's Formal Gowns
Greatly Reduced

Dinner Dresses Of Silk Print Chiffon Sizes 49, 49, 1914
and 2012 Were $685.. Now Observation-Disclosures S795
Dinner and Evening Dresses Of silk print chiffon rayon
lace silk marquette rayon combination Sizes 90
40 and A. Were s19.s5 to s29.75. Now---Sl $3.50
WoMEN's FORMAL ROOM THIRD FLOOR
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Silk Remnants
Savings Of IA to ~

200 Remnants in prints and solid
colors. Two yards or less in length,
80 inches wide. All pure-dye silk.
zoo Remnants Of Pure-dye Silk
Crepes, from two to four yards in
length. Prints and plain colors.
80 inches wide. All reduced u.
100 yards Tub Silk in small checks.
So inches wide. Was 81 yard.
NOW SIC
so yards Mallinson's Silk and Wool,
in natural color only. SO inches
wide. Originally SO yard. Now 81
DRESS FABRICS, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
Rugs Reduced

36x63 Reversible Fiber Rugs. Were 1925 Now S16S
9x12 Indura Cocoa Fiber Rugs Was $3.50. Now S695
9x12 Kooltex Cocoa Fiber Rugs. Were $3.50 Now
3x5 Linen Tufted Rug Originally $21 85 $685.
8xl0 Indura Cocoa Fiber Rug. $11 95. Now S795
27x48 Oval Rag Rug Was SITS. Now S465
27x48 Cotton Oval Braided Rugs Were $295 Now
27x54 Rag Rug. Was $3.50. $165
6x12 Mourzourk Rugs. Were $3.50. Now------ $685.
9x12 Basket Weave Rugs Woven design reversible Were
$685. Now .-------------- $685.
9x12 Tufted Linen Rug. Was 1913 So S69 so
9x12 Holland Ssal Rugs Were $2250 Now------- S1495
9x12 Oval Rush Rug Was s1995. $1295
RUGS, FIFTH FLOOR.
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Misses Dresses $3.50
We're S22.95 to 1926

~ ere SZI.95 to 1915
10 one and tWo-piece dresses, including Jacket
dresses OF silk prints, silk andrayon embossed chif-
ion prints, rayon jersey, rayon crepe Pink light
blue white, navy black.
40 Afternoon Dresses of and black silk chiffon printed
SIX Gibbons silk crepes Including jacket
ful-length coat ensembles Gray green blue Wine aqua
navy black. Originally s2295 to s3975. $3.50
Printed Dresses some with ulength coats Rayon crepe
and silk crepe Originally SPOTS to s4975. Sl9 50
IL Silk Printed Dresses with Jackets jacket dresses
with and black skirts and gngham
jackets. Were s2975, s35. Now----------- $22
% Misses Dresses crepe linen in white
blue navy aqua wine and gray Originally $l0s5
Now S775
81 Dresses including and ensembles Of rayon crepe
and silk prints Pastels luggage navy, black brown Orig
nay SLABS to $29.75. Now--------------------S9 1918
Rayon Crepe Dresses in prints and plain colors
including aqua, beige wine, navy, black Were $685..
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
Hats, '2'7'

Originally s395 to $40
so of rayon taffeta, straw and fur
felt.
Is Rough Straw Hats. Assorted
colors. Originally S. to $40.
Now .-------~ $1.S5
Is Millinery Salon Hats. Assorted
straws and fur felts. Originally
STATS to $25. Now----M.75
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
Special Purchase
L'Aig|on Dresses SOS
Would REGULARLY be Sc. so
Would regularly be $3.50

64 OF these becomingy styled we'll made that
Group black cotton voe printed
white
rayons Sizes IL to 20 and 38 to A.
FLOOR
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Rayon and Cotton
Dress Fabrics 10 Price

635 yards of rayon and cotton fab
RIGS in plain, printed and novelty
weaves. In lengths of one to three
yards. $3.50 inches wide. From
19c to $3.50.
DRESS FABRICS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
Washing Machines
Greatly Reduced

ABC Electric Washing Machine, floor sample Was $40 s5
NOW $685.
Floor sample. Was $139 .05. Now SEQ 20
Westinghouse Electric Vacuum Cleaners floor SAMPLES
General Electric Vacuum Cleaner sample Was $50
General Electric Vacuum Cleaner floor sample. Was
MAJOR ELECTRIC APPLIANCES, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
Baseball Shoes, 81

Originally S425
IL pairs baseball shoes Broken sizes.
Womens Spalding Irons. Numbers l and Originally
IS. Now 50
Women's Spading Argyle Irons Numbers 4, T. g. Org-
nally $2.75.
Woman's Spaldng Krofte Spoon Originally $40 IS
Mans Spalding Argyle Spoon. Originally 1925.
Spaldng Krobat Tennis Racket. Originally $l2 Sc
1 Boys Bicycle, 20-inch balloon tires Was $685.
Now Observation-Disclosures S1995
Girls Bicycle, 24-nch high-pressure tires. Was $685.
Now $25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06


l Glass and Silver Wine Bottle. Was $40. Now $50
All HoIIowore Subject to Slight Imperfeetions.
Sterling Condestieks
1 pair Was 81. Now - $3.50
1 pair Was sl750 Now -----------------------$l25 $3.50
pairs. Were So Now ------s75o
pair. Was $3.50 Now $3.50
pairs. Were $3.50 Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS
pax. Was $3.50. Now
3 pairs. Were $3.50. Now
Sterling Sugar and creomers
1 pair. Was $40. Now
1 pair Was $3.50. Now
l pair. Was $8.75. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6
Compotes. Were $3.50. Now -------------------$
pairs Salt Pepper Shakers. Were $3.50 Now $3.50
Sherbets. Were $167. Now --------------------S1
Sterling Silver FIotwore, reduced for clearance.
Cold Meat Forks. Were $3.50. Now Observation-Disclosures
Berry Spoons. Were $3.50 Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
IL Soup Spoons. Were s2915 dozen. Now, dozen SIS
Desert Knives Were for ss37 Now tors4.5
Cream Soups Originally SLIT each. Now each S5c
SiIver-pIoted FIotwore, Threod Pottern
Dessert Knives. Were for s767. Now, for ---s37s
1 Dinner Knife. Was 1892. Now Observation-Disclosures 81
Round Bowl Soups Originally for s2e7. Now 2
Ice Spoons. Originally for s4s7 Now for s25o
II Salad Forks Originally $14 dozen. Now dozen 81
Oyster Forks Originally for So Now for
Tea Spoon. Originally SIC. 33c
Butter Spreader. Was $l.67. Now -------------85c
Remembrance Pottern
1s Round Bowl Soups Originally SIS dozen Now Dozen s.
Cream soups originally Sl4 Dozen Now, dozen
IL Oyster Forks. Originally $40 dozen. Now, dozenSS
IL Butter Spreaders Originally s12 dozen. Now Dozen S.
Is Ice Tea Spoons Originally SIP dozen. Now dozen S.
SiIver-pIoted Ware
20 Vegetable Dishes Were $3.50 Now-------------S2
IA Well and Tree Patters. Were $3.50 Now------S2.s5
Gravy Boats and Trays. Were $3.50 Now sass
Relish Dish by International. Was $1,000. NowS750
pair Sugar and Creamer Queen Victoria pattern Was
Relish Dishes. Were $3.50. Now
Well and Tree Patters Were $3.50 IS
Deep Dishes, large oval. Were $lo50 Now-----s7.5o
pair Sugar and Creamer, grape pattern by International
Was $26 Now -------------- --- SIS
Coffee Pots grape pattern by International Were s2s
Large Serving Tea Tray slightly damaged. Was $50
Gadroon Relish Dish, footed Was $450. Now $3.50
Water Pitcher by International Was $24 Now--- SIS
Covered Vegetable DISH Was $25 Now $3.50
HotWater Kettle. Was $1450 $3.50
King George Hot Water Kettle. Was $50 Now $40
Candelabras Queen Victoria pattern. Were s25 each
Now, each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SrLvERwARE, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
Glass able Mirrors
4 Price
Trade-in Radios
Very Low-priced

All in good playing condition.
These radios have been accepted in
trade by us on new instruments.
They are all excellent buys" at the
low prices we have placed upon
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
Sterling Silver Sherbets
6 for $40 We're & for 500

6 graceful sherbets with tall stems.
l Glass and Silver Wine Bottle Was So Now -----s Sc
All HoIIowore Subject to Slight Imperfeetions.
SterIinq CondIestieks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
Save on Cannon Caro|een
Sheets and PiIIowcases

Slightly imperfect exceptional sav;ng from regular prices perfect
Limited quantity Of fine quality hgoun round thread muslin sheets
and powca subject slight mperfecons
large thread hebut nothing that will impair their fine
wearing qualities. Torn sizes, with plain hem.
Sheese
seach-
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underwear AND COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD F1oor
Evening star., 1939-11-16

by some. educators a. one Of the
country's leading authorities On that
subject. DR.. Schaper was accused
Of prof. Germanisn and dismissed.
Writing to Senator Ladd Of North
Dakota about the situation at the
university, an embittered faculty
member said of Justice Butler:
Everything seems to indicate we
have here person of intense and
unmitigrated prejudices."
When Justice Butler was appoint
ed to the court in 1922. this was
brought out at public hearings along
with his part as member of the
Minnesota bar lin sponsoring the
States anti-sedition laws under
which several leaders of the Nom
partisan League were imprisoned.
But while he was denounced, along
with other regents, as a reactlonary
in the University of Minnesota con-
troversy, 1t was he who at one time
sought to prevail upon Woodrow
Wilson to accept the presidency OF
the university.
Justice Butler devoted q large
amount of his time and considerable
money to Catholic activities, and his
appointment, made when the Klan
was in its heyday, drew the fire OF
that organization.
He held honorary degrees Of LID
from Carleton and Amherst Col.
leges and from Catholic University
Washington.
Evening star., 1939-11-16

on technical grounds, invalidated q
New York statute establishing mini
mum wages for women. A few
months later a similar Washington
State enactment was upheld. The
New York case had called forth one
OF President Roosevelt's most bitter
comments on the court, his ex-
preston being that it had created
no mans land" where neither
Federal nor State government might
function. But the Washington de-
cision was seen as wiping out his
argument that his court reform
proposal would bring needed new
blood" into the tribunal.
Dissented on Marketing Quotas.
In the last term of court, Justice
Butler dissented from the majority
on cases involving the marketing
quota and milk marketing provisions
of the new Agricultural ADJUST
ment Act, and with Justice Nc
Reynolds dissented from the opin-
ion of the court, that gave the Gov
ernment the go-ahead sign on he
Tennessee Valley power program,
by holding that IA challenging pri-
vate power companies had no right
to attack the law.
He also joined Justice McReynolds
in dissent in the celebrated Hague
case in which the court said that
Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City
had violated the constitutional right
Of free assemblage by blocking pub
lie meetings of the C. I. o.
Even before he came to the Su-
preme Court Justice Buffers con-
servative viewpoint had brought
sharp public criticism. While he
was serving on the University of
Minnesota's Board of Regents in
war time, a heated controversy de-
veloped over its attitude toward cer-
tain faculty members.
Several professors were dimissed
allegedly for their political views.
They included DR.. William A. Scha-
per, head of the department of po-
| litical economy, who was considered
Evening star., 1939-11-16

farm he purchased March :, 1888,
ut Woodbine. Carroll County, 10
miles from the Nations Capital.
Named Waterford, 7or his home In
Minnesota, the rolling meadows were
stocked with so head of pure bred
Hereford cattle and Justice Butler
took great pride in the breeding rec
ords he kept.
HE was very much Interested in
scientific cattle raising" said Farm
Superintendent Willis L. Cissel, re-
covering from shocked surprise
when informed of Mr.. Buffers death.
He was planning to exhibit his
herd soon."
Evening star., 1939-11-16
Farm in Maryland
Was Pride of Justice

WESTMINSTER, Md, Nov. 10 lH1.
The Minnesota farm boy who at
tanned the Nations highest judicial
post frequently slipped away from
the hurly-burly of Washington for
the quiet of his newly purchased
538-acre stock farm.
Before the illness that caused the
death today of Associate Justice
Pierce Butler he usually could be
found on week ends experimenting
chores from a station wagon on the
Evening star., 1939-11-16

Mr.. Sydney SeIinssr soys:
To all our old customers and to the
new ones I hope to gain, let me assure
you that the high standards that my
Father has So admirably set will be
upheld to the best of my ability. There
will be no changes of policy whatso-
ever. Value and quality will come first.
Although my Father has retired from
active management, he will be on hand
most Of the time to chat with friends
he's made in his IS years of business.
Evening star., 1939-11-16
Mr.. julius Selinser says:

M. julius Selinser says:
After IS years Of successfully serving
the tewelry needs of Washington, I'm
selling out my interest to my son,
Sydney M. Selinger. I am proud to
know that on the eve of my 87th birth
day have fit successor to the busi-
ness l have strived 50 conscientiously
to build. Selinger's has been merchan-
dised and promoted with you, the Gus
toner, In mind it has been my
policy to build up your confidence, this
has been my greatest business asset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-16

the famous names of Lily Pons, He
len Jepson. Kristen Flagstad, Grace
Moore, Thelma Votipka, Giovanni
Martinelli, Lawrence Tibbett, Armand
Tokatyan. Jan Kiepura, Lauritz Mel
chior, George Rasely, John Charles
Thomas, Ezio PIMA. Emanuel List,
Norman Gordon and all the host of
other great singers of the Met.
The opening performance is Verdi's
"Otello" in Italian, with Jepson, Mar
tinelli and T,bbett with Panizza con-
Quoting. Tuesday night. Grace Moore
sings the title role in Louise de-
lightful French opera, with Charles
Kullman, Ezio PIMA and an all-star
cast with excellent name roles. Pa.
nizza conducts and there VII be
ballet dances led by Maria Gambia
relli, new premiere danseuse. Miss
Moore sings again in "Manon" in
French on Friday afternoon, with
Jan Kiepura, dashing Polish tenor,
John Brownlee and Norman Gordon
Pelletier conducts.
Wednesday evening the opera is
"Die Walkuere" and FRIDAY evening,
"Lohengrin" with the great Wag
merriam cast of the Metropolitan head
ed by Kristen Flagstad. Kersten
Thorborg Lauritz Meichior, Emanuel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-16

Kansas Cityben egy biron,
egy volt biron es egy csomo
elokel6segen Xviii a multi he
ten a grand jury az igyeszt is
vad ala helyezte valamennyit
azzal vadoljak, hogy osszejat-
szottak az alvilaggal, a gamble
rekkel es a bordelyhazakkal.
New Yorkban ket tucat iigy-
vedet helyeztek vad ala, akiket
a karteritesi perek racketosi-
tasaval vadolnak.
New Mexicoban a WPA mum
kak vezeto tisztviseloibol egyre
tobb keril a vadlottak padjara
S maholnap mem marad szabad
laban egy el6kelo politikus sem
az egesz allamban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-16

List, Herbert Jansen and all the
rest. Erich Leinsdorf conducts these
popular operas.
Thursday evening brings Jules
Massenet's thrilling opera, That's"
with blond Helen Jepson as the siren
of Egypt in the days OF Greek deca-
dence. and cast that includes John
Charles Thomas in his most famous
role of the monk and Armand To.
katyan as her lover. Again the ballet
has big part and Pelletier conducts.
Saturday afternoon the opera is to
be "Tosca" with Marjorie Lawrence,
Jan Kiepura, and Lawrence Tibbet,
Gennaro Papi conducting: and Satur.
day evening the opera comes to q
triumphant close with Lily Pons,
Martineli. Brownlee, PIMA and an
the other stars in Lucia di Lammer-
moor"
There are three French, three
italian and two German operas, all
hand-picked by popular demand.
Tickets are now available by mail,
at one to six dollars, from the box
offices at the Union Bank OF Com
merce lobby, Cleveland, and from
ticket agents all over Ohio and
neighboring states.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-16
A MUNKA FRONTJAN

termeszetesen elso helyet ker-
te maganak az a targyalas,
amt az elnok Green es Lewis
kozt inditott.
A targyalas els6 napjan latni
lehetett, hogy Lewis mem ma
gyon rajong a bekeert, inert
lealazo volt az az ajanlat, amt
Greennek tett.
Az a kivansag, hogy mindket-
to vonuljon vissza az elnokseg-
tol, mem volt oszinte, inert
Lewis akkor is egy hatalmas
szervezet, a United Mine Wor-
kers ellen maradna, ha a CIO-
ban, vagy AFL-ban tisztvisel6
mem lenne.
Lealazo volt az az ajanlata,
hogy Greent kuldjek a jelenle-
gi evi Is ,ezer dollaros fizetese
mellett 1lyugdijba, inert Greent
olyan szinben tiintette fel,
mint aki a munkassag nyakan
ma mar csak terhet kepezhet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-16

CLEVELAND Especial Correspon-
center of the opera
world moves to Cleveland Public
Auditorium for the full week of
March II to April l for the eight gala
performances of grand opera by the
Metropolitan Opera, Association of
New York, the twelfth of the series
of Spring festival directed by the
Northern Ohio Opera Association.
Never before in history have SO
many great stars been presented in
so many great operas in a single
week under a single roof. 1T is prob
able that the world record of attend
ance. set last year, will be broken
because of the unusual interest in the
hand-picked season Of 1899.
New to Cleveland will be three of
the operas and four of the stars
"Otello" on opening night, "Die Wal
kuere' on Wednesday and "Thais' on
Thursday evening of opera week.
Marjorie Lawrence. who makes her
debut in "Tosca" on Saturday after
noon with Kiepura and Tibbett:
John Brownlee, in ".Manon'' and
"Lucia"; Kersten Thorborg, great
Wagner'an contralto and Herbert
Jansen, famous Wagnerian baritone.
In addition the roster contains again
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-16
DETROIT VAROSI

tanacsanak az choke mer-
ges beszedben kelt XII a nem-
polgarpk ellen a multi het
egyik tanacs-gyulesen es mem
helyezett egyebet kilatasba,
minthogy a WPA-tol lefizetett
idegen allampolgarokt6l a well
fare tarnogatasat is megvon-
jak. 7:
Termeszetes, hogy a varos
idegen szarmazasu polgarai -
koztiik a magyarok - azonnal
erelyesen tiltakoztak ez ellen
az eppen oiyan igazsagtalan,
mint amilyen erk0lcstelen szan
dek ellen es a tanacsos ur a
XII polgarmestersegre palyazik
- jonak latta masnap vissza-
szivni a kijelenteseit.
Eek a veszedelmes hangok
egyre sirubben hangzanak fel
az egesz orszagban, mem gy6z-
ziik hat eleg erellyel hangsu-
lyozni, hogy a polgar-jogot
akarmilyen aldozatok aran is,
de lehet6leg azonnal szerezze
meg mindenki.
Ahol bevandorolt polgarok,
vagy azok gyermekei nincsenek
nagy tobbsegben, oft ilyen pro-
gram nagy nepszeriiseget nyer
es a politikusok AIT XII fogjak
gyorsan haSznalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-16
Az AUT0MUNKASOK
EGYIK

frakc.6ja megtartotta a kon-
venciojat Martin eln0k veze-
tese alatt kiilon, onall6 SERVE
zetet csinaltak, amely a CIO-
tol teljesen fiiggetlen.
Senki mem tudja. hogy hany
tagjuk van, vagy mennyire sza-
mithatnak, inert a munkasok
'egnagyobb resze a mask kon-
venciot is bevarja.
Az iizletvilag baratsagat ke-
restek azzal a hatarozattal,
hogy kommunistak mem lehet-
mex tisztviselok, sot kommunis-
ia tagot ezentul mem fognak
felvenni, inert aki kommunista,
az ait soha mem fogja hirdetni.
S amig valaki a kommuniz-
must a szervezeti politikaba
belle mem akarja keverni, addig
a munkas-szervezeteknek SEM
mi koziik hozza, hogy kinek
mi a politikai meggy0zodese.
Ha ilyen utakra ternek a mum
kasok, akkor holnap esetleg re-
publikanusokat, esetleg refor-
matusokat vagy katholikusokat
mem fognak felvenni. Aki a
kenyeret munkaval keresi es a
szervezeteket mem akarja poll
tikai ugrodeszkanak hasznal-
nj, annak helye van minden
munkas-szervezetben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-16
A KERESKEDELEM
MEGERZI

hogy sok embert 1etettek a
WPA munkakrol, reszint azo-
kat, akik mem leven polgarok,
az vi t6rveny ertelmeben mem
alkalmazhatok segelymunka-
kon, reszint masokat is, hogy
a programme vett kiadas-csok-
kentest elerjek.
Bar az alta1anos viszonyok
javulnak, a kereSkedelem csak
ket-harom szazalek emelkedest
mutat a multi ket 'hetr6l, azert,
inert a javulast ellensulyozza
a lefizetett WPA munkassag
letorottsege, akik tobbe vasa-
rolni mem tudnaN!c
Minthogy. az iparban a vi
szonyok javulnak S egyre t0b-
ben jutnak munkahoz, a keres-
ked6k teljes joggal remelik,
hogy ket-harom heten belul le-
nyeges javulas lesz hogy a
forgalom a -tavalyinal joval ma
gyobb lesz.
Termeszetesen a kereskedel-
met er6sen fogja befolyasolni,
hogy nit fognak a kongresz-
szusban a farmerek sorsaval
csinalni.
Tavaly kiilon0sen a deli far
merck k0ltekeztek er6sen, akik
nagy kolcsonoket kaptak a
gyapotra. de ebben az evben
bizonytalan a sorsuk, inert Is
millio bale gyapotot a tengerbe
stilyeszteni mem fognak, a ter
meles tehat okvetleniil kisebb
1esz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-16
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max volt a legjobb esztendeje
1938-ban.
Az auto-iparban emelkedo
uzemmel dolgoznak, a mutt he
ten ismet $4,000 kocsit dobtak
a piacra ezen a heten a ter
melest fel fogjak emelni.
Ha az altalanos viszonyok
ICY tartanak, vagy javulnak,
akkor az auto-iparban a SEE
zon szokatlanul hosszu lesz S
ma mar a jelenlegi uzemet leg
alabb aprilis vegeig remelik.