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Smyrna times., 1939-04-20
smyrna Times Times
SMYRNA, DEL1A
Nm VICINITY

circle Of King S
10 ! 4. Net this (Thurs-
! VI y. It i 7.sO o'clock at
am :. v Lay Phillips
,.~On street.
Evening star., 1939-10-30
| Wife Receives
Message From
FLINT Officer
3y the Associated Press.

NORFOLK, Va, Oct. 29.-A mes
sage from her husband who is third
assistant engineer aboard the cap
tive American steamer City of Flint
has been received here by Mrs. Mary
Robertson, 531 Olney road.
The message which reached Mrs
Robertson came from the American
consul at Bergen, Norway, and was
relayed here by telegram through
the State Department. It is signed
by Cordell Hull, Secretary of State.
The telegram read:
Mrs. Robertson,
Norfolk, Va:
Telegram from consul at Bergen
transmits following message from j
v. Robertson from Tromso when he
left October 81:
All well. Don't worry. jim
"(SignedD Cordell Hull,
Secretary of State"
Mrs. Robertson said the telegram
has relieved her of much worry re-
garding her husbands safety, al.
though nothing further has been
heard from since he left the Nor
wegian port on October 81.
Five other members of the Flint's
crew are from Norfolk. They are
Radioman William Schuss, Hermand
D. Haddock, seaman; John E. Webb
boatsWain; Jesse Langston, water
tender fireman, and Robert Brinsor
SWain, oiler.
Evening star., 1939-10-30
Un-Americun
CONTINUED From First Page J

the had refused to testify before it's
investigators.
Coatless and wearing a dark blue
flannel shirt open at the neck, Nc
Cuistion devoted major portion
of his testimony to describing steps
taken by the Communist party to
get control of the American marine
industry.
At the outset, he testified he Joined
the party on the Pacific Coast in
1921 and was lin and OUT of it a
number of times until he finally
severed all relations with it in 1885
and shortly afterward began actively
to fight it. For 10 years while in the
party. he said, he was engaged in
organizing seamen.
McCuistion explained he broke
with the party over its struggle to
get control of the trade union move
ment in this country.
IF the trade union movement is
to survive, he declared. Communists
have got to get out of it."
AAAS NAtiiSoo NSAlp 1l1lO uCldll uc-
scriblng the part he played in a
rally staged in New Yorks Madison
Square Garden in December, 1896.
for benefit of striking seamen. He
said the Communist party insisted
on handling and financing the dem
onstration, and he believed it had
made out of it profit of at least
$1,000.
Although not a member of the
party at the time of the New York
demonstration. McCuiston testified
he was called in" by its officials
for counsel and also had helped
take up collection. Bridges, he
declared, was key figure" at that
rally.
Bridges Got Money. He Says.
Alter the demonstration, the wit
ness said he saw David Leeds, finan-
cial secretary of the party unit in
New York, give both Bridges and
Curran money to pay their expenses
to Boston land several other places"
Bridges also was given funds. he
said, to return to the West Coast.
Later, McCuistion was asked to
identify figures in a photograph on
the front page of the December,
1886, issue of the International Sea-
mems Union Pilot. which he de-
scribed as the official organ of the
seamen's strike. In this picture, he
identified himself, Bridges, Curran
and others.
Evening star., 1939-10-30

week he would slap libel suit" on
Representative Dies if he would
waive congressional immunity, an
nounced he had asked the Columbia
Broadcasting System for time IN
which to answer Mr.. Dies state
ments that Communists control the
league. The statements were reI
peated by Mr.. Dies in a radio speech
Saturday night.
DR.. Ward contends only about 10
per cent of the leagues 1900 men-
bers are Communists. Announce
ment by the Dies Committee Of
names of Government employees on
the leagues mailing list recently
was termed "sordid procedure by
President Roosevelt.
DR.. Ward said the leagues new
program was part of campaign to
prevent involvement of the United
States in the European war.
I'VE are trying to uncover all war
propaganda and answer all incite-
ment to war" he said. That is why
we put forward as the most urgent
and immediate point of emphasis
the campaign to defeat and abolish
the Dies Committee"
Evening star., 1939-10-30
Not Slightest Chance
0fSett|ement With
Reich, British Say
White Paper Accuses
kozis Of 'Sovoeery' in
Concentration Comps
BY the Associated Press.


LONDON, Oct. 30.-The British
government tonight indicated there
was not "the slightest prospect of
reaching any settlement" with Nazi
Germany in statement dealing
with German concentration camps.
An introduction to the statement,
containing collection of affidavits
which Britain said showed Nazi
"savagery' in "the treatment of
German Nationals in Germany,
1938-9," declared:
These documents were not writ
ten for publication and, indeed, as
long as there was the slightest pros
pect of reaching any settlement with
the German government it would
have been wrong to do anything to
embitter relations between the two
countries.
Even after the outbreak of war
his majestys government felt re-
luctant to take action which might
have the effect of inspiring hatred.
But the attitude of the German
government and the unscrupulous
propaganda which they are spread
ing compels his majesty's govern
ment to publish these documents
so that public opinion, both at
home and abroad, may be able to
judge for ITSELF"
The government asserted in its
80, ,000-word white paper" that it
was published because Germany cir
culated shameless propaganda
which is wholly devoid of any foun-
dation" accusing Great Britain of
atrocities in South Africa 40 years
ago. during the Boer War.
1t said most of the papers in the
publication came from British con-
sular officials in Germany. Many
dealt with concentration camps.
"Flogging and torture were the
order of the day" the publication
said, land it was common knowl-
edge that the National Socialist
movement was taking terrible ven-
geance on those who had the temer-
ity to oppose it,"
Evening star., 1939-10-30
Plane
Continued From First Page

rush to work, sent thousands scurry-
ing to shelters today, but the air
ministry announced the signals were
in error and began an investigation
Some Office workers grumbled
about the false alarm and specu-
lated on whether German strategy
An air raid warning in the Firth
Of Forth area lasted half hour.
There was a brief alarm at the
ministry of information building.
The warning surprised 400 or
more of the headquarters staff, who
heard Is wardens throughout the
building blow their whistles for the
first time since September 6.
With gas masks slung over their
shoulders, officials, their typists and
messengers followed a trail of blue
arrows to the basement. They re-
turned about 10 minutes later.
might be to provoke premature pre-
cautions with finger" flights. then
capitalize later on the sense of false
security thus created.
About seven out of every ten per-
Evening star., 1939-10-30
Campaign of ReprisoI
Against Dies Manned
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 30 Bri-
ding under the accusation that
it is "Communist-controlled," the
American League for Peace and
Democracy girded today for a coun-
terattack on the House Committee
on Unamerican Activities.
League leaders mapped a cam
paign of reprisal on two fronts
the radio and in the courts-and
trained their sights on abolition
of the committee as most urgent
and immediate" of the objectives
for 1939-40.
eliminating ar emergency con-
ference here last night, the league
authorized its Executive Committee
to consider civil and criminal libel
suits against Chairman Dies of the
House committee.
The league chairman, DR.. Harry
F. Ward, who angrily asserted last
Evening star., 1939-10-30
Flint
Continued From First Page

conceptions of international rules,
then it must reckon with inevitable
lntensiflcation of war against its
commerce" the Beobachter de-
clared
The last report of Weyer's Naval
Almanac indicated that at the be-
ginning of this year 43 German
submarines were at sea and %
others were planned or under con-
struction.
Informed sources considered it
certain that construction had been
stepped-up and noted that at the
height of her output during the
World War Germany was building
more than Is submarines a month.
While war leaders concentrated on
sea and air assaults against Britain,
domestic authorities were busy
stamping out tions in Bo-
hemia, where Czechs defied German
police over the week end to celebrate
the 2lst anniversary of the founding
of the Czecho- -Slovak Republic.
Evening star., 1939-10-30

sons were seen carrying gas masks
today, compared with about nine
out OF ten Immediately after the
war started September 3.
Bursts Of Fire Reported.
A joint communique issued by the
home security and air ministries,
said civilians saw bursts of ma
chine-gun fire as an airplane with
German markings and a British
craft flew close together at a low
altitude in Northeast England.
The gunflre was reported to have
been heard from the direction of
the English Channel. British fighter
planes were known to have taken
the air.
Evening star., 1939-10-30
Tokomo Presbyterian
To Honor Mrs. Tote

Mrs. Marion K. Tate, new min
lister of Christian education at the
Takoma Park Presbyterian Church,
will be honored tonight by a re-
ception at social church night, to
be held at the church at 8 pm
Short addresses, piano selections
and vocal solo will feature the
evening The Rev. R. Paul Schear-
rer, pastor of the church, will be
present.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12
KERELEM

A Scent Gyorgy Sz0vetseg
12-ik osztalya Is ewes fennal-
lasanak evforduloja alkalma-
Dol mulatsagot fog rendezni
oktober 15-en, azert kerjiik a
Youngstown egyhazak es egy-
letek vezetoit, hogyha az nap
ra nincsenek lefoglalva mulat-
saggal, ugy ne csinaljanak e
napra, hanem engedjek at ne
ktink e napot.
Ha pedig mar van tervezve
valamelyik egyhaz vagy egylet-
mex ezen napra mulatsag,
ugy kerjik, legyen szives az
osztaly titkarat tudatni felole
es pedig azert, hogy akkor
mi mem fogjuk azon a napon
tartani a behirdetett mulat-
sagot.
Vagyunk testveri tisztelet-
tel
a TiSstik1Y
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12
SzinfOnia

A Youngstown Szimfonia
legkozelebbi hangversenyenek,
amelyet januar 19-en, jovo
csUtortokon tartanak a Stam-
baugh Auditoriumban, hires
vendeg muvesze lesz.
Ezuttal Richard Crooks, a
new york; Metropolitan Opera
kituno amerikai szarmazasu
tenoristaja lep fel.
Crooks nagyszeru hangu
enekes, akinek fellepese valo-
sagos esemenyszamba megy.
A rendes berleti jegyeken
kivtil ere a hangversenyre
egyes jegyek is lesznek kap-
hat6k az auditorium penzta-
ranal. A zenekar musora is
kitiin6 ere az estere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12
Esztergom d KiiraIy varos

De meg is bementiink. SEE
rencsere eppen akkor vonul-
funk be, zaszlosan vagy 400
an, amikor Seredi Jusztinian,
a szegeny sorsbol lett herceg-
primas a szoszekre ment,
hogy a predik&ciot 8 mondja.
A Scent Istvan bazilika
gyonyoru egy epiilet. Oltar
kepei, falfestmenyei, kozepkori
sirjai, nagyszeru latvanyt
nyujtottak.
Mem csonka Magyarorsza-
got, a regi nagy Magyarorsza-
got ajanlotta fel Szuz Maria
max, a magyarok nagyasszonya
max Scent Istvan" mondotta
a hercegprimas. ga nagybol-
dogasszony egesz Magyaror-
szag patronaja. 8 nem ismer
trianoni hatarokat."
Imajaban konyorgott a ha-
zaert, italian mem is sejtve,
hogy nehany hettel kes6bb
visszakeriil a Felfold egy re
sze es vele egyiitt az 6si esq
tergomi kaptalan es egyhaz-
megye 20 eve elrabolt nagy re
sze.
Ismet ragaszkodtak ahhoz,
hogy a mise kozben vonuljunk
XII a templombol, hogy elfog-
laljuk a nekunk kijelolt he
lyett, inert egy par perc
mulva jon a kormanyzo ur"
Lassan, leheto csondben XII
hatraltunk a templombol, Kint
futolepesre surgettek a rend6r
tisztviselok.
Az uton mar a katonasag
ALT sorfalat. A baZilika mel
letti tersegre mem engedtek be
csak meghivottakat es minket
kilfoldi magyarokat.
(Folytatas jov6 heten.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12
ELLOPOTT PECSETTEL
ELLATOTT DISZN0K

Balog Ferenc youngstown
magyar elelmiszer f6felIgyel6
feljelentest tett a napokban
Szimon Jozsef helyi huske-
resked6 ellen, GO S. Watt ST.
akinek a huscsarnokaban Ba-
log Ferenc hat darab eladas-
ra kesz levagott sertest ia
lalt, amely mem volt a varos
altal megvizsgaltatva, de pc
csettel volt ellatva.
Balog Ferenc el6tt nagyon
gyanus volt a dolog, jobban
utana nezett a tenyallasnak,
rajott, hogy Joseph a pecsetet
"a Balog irodajab6l lopta Ell,
es azzal belyegezte a hust.
Joseph a rea bebizonyult
csalasban biinosnek vallotta
magat, William B. Spagnola
bir6 el6tt, aH a csal6t so
dollar birsag Is a k0ltsegek
megfizeteSere k0telezte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12
A MAGYAR IPAROSOK
KERESKED0K K0RE
oman nlegtalakult

Az ujonnan megtalakuIt
Magyar Keresked6k es Ipa-
rosok Kore januar sen, csu-
t0rt0k0n este gyulest tartott
a West Sidei Magyar Hazban,
ameNen sep szamu erdek-
l6d6 volt jelen.
A gyiiles folyaman sok fon-
tos dolog keriilt megbeszeles-
re. El6szor is egy alapszabalyt
kidoigozo es Chartert beszer-
z6 bizottsag alakult, amelynek
tagjai a Kor i'd. tisztvisel6in
xviii nehany vi tag. A jelen-
levok megallapitottak a tag
sagi dijat, amely 81, mint
beallasi dij, amelyben benne
van az elso havi tagsagidij
amely so cent havonta.
A Kor legkozelebbi gyiilese
februar 2-an, csiitortokon este
8 orakor lesz a West Sidei
Magyar Hazban. E gyuleser
jelentkez6k meg mindig ala
pito tagoknak szamitatnak.
HomOlyd IstDdn, el1a0k,
Ress J6ssef, jegys6,
Ssubo J. IstDdn, penstdrnok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12
(Folytatas az 1856 oldalr6l)

\rOlyGdLdS do 4-oO OludlIO1L
Mem voltam elkeszulve ere.
uzodoztam, de Desc Janos
es Walko Janos a bridgepor-
tiak biztattak:: "Tud maya
kesziil6des nelkiil is beszelni''.
Hat mondtam egy par koszo-
nc szot az udv0zlesre. Kife-
jeztem a kiilfoldi magyarok
0r0met, hogy elj0hettek Esq
tergomba a regi Arpad-varosba
a magyar katholikusok fova-
rosaba es biztositottam a pol
garmestert, hogy habar Anne
rikabol, Argentiniabol, Brazi-
liabol, Mexicobol, Francia,
Lengyel, Nemet, Belga fold
r6l jottiink is, a szivinkben el
Scent Istvan szelleme.
MegelJeneztek a rOvid va
laszert. A polgarmester be-
lem karolt. 'sMegyink a ba-
zilikaba", mondotta. Gondol-
tam jo ha megyiink, ITALIAN
lesznek buszok, inert tudtam,
hogy a varostol jo kis seta az
allomas. Kimegyiink az al
Tomas ele. Felall a banda
Utana a zaszlok, amelyeket
magunkkal hoztunk d vilag
minden tajarol.
"Ezutan mi kovetkeziink"
mondotta a meg mindig be-
lem-harolt polgarmester. Mo.
gottunk hosszu negyes sorbar
felalltak a kiilf0ldi magyarok
es elindultunk. Szepen fujta
a banda. Az elso fel kilome.
ter meg csak nlegjarta a kis.
Sc hepe-hupas kovezeten. Az.
utan kezdtiik erezni a marso
last a labikrankba. AZ oregek
mint Dezs6ek, Walkoek lassar
elmaradoztak. Mi csak mar
soltunk.
Huszonhet eve vagyok Anne
rikaban, de annyit a 27 ey
alatt mem marsoltam osszesen
mint ezen a nedves esos, fill.
ledt meleg innepnapi regge'
len Esztergomban.
Hat meg amikor keresztu
erve a varoson, nekivagtunk {
jo meredek varhegynek, amely
mex fokan all Scent Istvar
bazilikaja. Bizony elfogyott {
szusz mire felertlink. A XII
seta haromnegyed oraba tar
tott.
A bazilika zsufolva vol
neppel. Eppen a mise koze
pen voltak. A polgarmeste,
ragaszkodott hozza, hogy be
vonuljunk a templomba. M
nem akartuk a miSet zavarni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12
A FRANCIA
MINISZTERELN0K

ttintet6 tunisi latogatasa
megerttette Romaval, hogy
egyel6re francia gyarmatokra
mem szamithatnak, bar a fran
ciak ell vannak ra kesziilve,
hogy valamit XII fog Mussolini
t6luk zsarolni. Kul0n0sen
azert felnek, inert vegs6 fokon
Anglia rendeli Ell, hogy NIT es
mennyit kell nekik a beke
meghosszabbitasa erdekeben
fizetni.
Nyilvanval6 ma mar min
denki el6tt, hogy Europa a ha-
borut elkeriilni mem kepes, de
nyilvanvalo az is, hogy a de
mokrata blocknak neveZett
francia-angol sz0vetsegnek ez
lido szerint meg id6re lenne
sziiksege, hogy kell6 6keppen fel
legyenek egy nagy haborura
keSziilve.
A francia belpolitikai es gaz-
dasagi helyzet egyel6re nyug-
vo ponthoz ert, de ez a nyu-
galom csak addig tart, amig
XII lesznek teve a kiils6 fasisz-
la nyomasnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12
ANGLIAVAL VAL0 VI

barstsagunkba kellemetlen
disszonancia vegyult az utobbi
hetekben. Az angol font ara
nap-nap utan csokkent ugy,
hogy a kulfoldieknek erdeme-
sebb volt Angliaban vasarolni,
mint nalunk a magas aru dol
larert.
A multi heten vegre Wash
ington megsokalta Anglianak
ezt a sunyi kis arulasat es ra-
kenyszeritette Londont, hogy
a font arat emeljek.
Angliaban is, Europaban is
ait hiszik, hogy sorsdonto les7
a romai talalkozas, amire
Miinchen ota folyton kesztil-
mex.
Chamberlainnek a focelja
termeszetese.l az, hogy eket
verjen Hitler eS Mussolini ko-
ze, yagy legalabb a ket dix
tator szovetseget lehet6leg la.
zitSa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12
Macy kARAMD0L
volt SHARONBAN
Egy scenes truck Is Z autOmO-
bill Osszeiitk0ztek. Hat sebcsii1t

David Schumacher SO Ewes
Cleveland, Oh fiatalenlber 81
multi szombaton Sharon, Pa
ban az E. State St.-en hajtot-
ia a truckot, amely 6 es f6ls
tonna szennel volt megrakva,
amikor a truck a State st.
domb tetejer6l teljes sebesseg-
gel elindult a lejt6s uton, er6-
sen megrongalva az utjaban
halado, valamint az utica OIL
dalan parkol6 aut6kat, maid
az utica egyiE parkolo orajat q
heyeb6l kidontve, megallt.
Schumacher, a truck vezet6je
a helyszinen megjeleno rend6
roknek AIT mondotta, hogy q
truckot a hegy tetejen also
gear-be akarta tenni, de inert
ez mem sikeriilt azornal, a gep
fekezetleniil rohant lefele. A
karambol folytan a halado es
allo gepekben lev0 6 no kisebb-
nagyobb serulest szenvedett,
mig az utszelen parkolo z auto
er6sen megrongalodott. A hely-
szinen harom mel,t6 kocsi je-
lent meg, de csak / not kellett
a korhazba szallitani, aki els6
orvosi segely utan szinten haza
lett bocsatva. A vigyazatlan
autohajtot a rend6rseg orizet-
be vette.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12

ban, akkor Franciaorszag mem
negyedrangu hatalom lesz, a
mi Miinchen ota lett, hanem
tizedrangu, amely afrikai ero-
forrasaitol ell lesz vagva, mi
kor Mussolini akarja.
Sokan ait hiszik, hogy a je,
lenlegi Macy hadnozdulatok q
spanyol polgarhaborut eldon.
tik, hogy Franco gy6zelme We
get vett a ket es fel eve tart6
elkeseredett haborunak; mig g
Franco esetleges veresege q
ket diktator tamogatasanak q
megvonasat jelenti.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12
RADIO ORA

A magyarok altal kozkedvelt
Buncsy Janos zenekara min
den vasarnap delel6tt IL ORA
tol magyar programot ad le a
New Castle-i WKST radio al
lomason. Aki fel akarja koszon-
teni a jobaratait vagy az is
mer6seit egy sep magyar hall
gatoval, vagy csardassal, az
ertesitse Buncsy Janost, Board
man Blvd, r. D., Youngstown,
Ohin
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12
ANGLIABAN
|VALAMIKOR

feltek a radikalis t0rvenyes
kormanyt6l es voltakeppen
Anglia biine, hogy polgarha-
boru t0rhetett XII a szerencset-
len orszagban; ma azonban
sokkal jobban felnek Franco
gy6zelmet6l, inert az a Hitler
es Mussolini ceg gy6zelmet je
lenti.
Ha a ket diktator megvet-
heti a labat spanyolorszag
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12
BESZELNI KELL ARR0L

is, hogy Anglia rnennyire ta-
mogatja Franciaorszagot az vi
olasz kovetelesekkel szemben
es a beszelgetesnek ez a resze
mem kis nyugtalansagot okoz
a franciakryak, akik lattak,
hogy Anglia rilye,l szivesen
alkudott meg nemreg Csehor-
szag b6rere.
Beszelniok kell a spanyol
helyzetr6l, amely isnet valsa-
gos es ami azert rehez ker-
des, inert Mussolini ebben az
ugyben hatba szurta Cham
berlaint.
Annak idejen visszahivott
tizezer megseriilt olasz kato-
nat a spanyol harcterr6l es AIT
allitottak, hogy lassan az olasz
csapatokat kivonjak.
Az6ta beismertek, hogy vi es
nagy olasz katonasagot kiild-
tex ismet Spanyolorszagba es
hogy Francot vi hadiszerekkel
is ellattak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12

Folytatas a ak oldalroll
sen csokkentettek a mutt he
ten letettek sok ezer olyan
embert ezekr6l a munkakrol, a
Xix masfele segitseget nem tud-
max talalni.
Akik aggkori segelyt, anya-
r1yugdijat, stb. kerhetnek, azo-
kat a segelymunkakr6l letet-
tex, de programban vannak
tovabbi olyan elbocsajtasok is,
ahol mas remenye nincs a
munkasnak.
Ha a kongresszus a julius ell
sejeig terjed6 id6re a kormany
altal kert ny 'szaz milli6 dol
lArt GYORSAN megszavazna,
ezeket a t0meges eIbocsajtaso-
kat meg lehetne gato1ni.
SZTRAJKOLTAK A
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munkasok Los Angelesben S
megbenitottak a varos egesz
kereske delmet, de ext a berhar-
cot e1inteztek a mutt heten.
Sztrajkoltak a truck k-drajve-
rex Bostonban $ negy napos
sztrajk utan felgy6zelemmel
mentek vissza a munkaba.
Sztrajkban alltak a het We
gen azok a uck-drajverek, a
Xix autokat szallitanak a gya-
rakb6l Is Flinten att6l tartot-
tax, hogy ha a sztrajk soka
tart, a Buick gyarban a mum
ka lecsokken. Hihet6, hogy ezt
el fogjak keriilni.
Sztrajkkal fenyeget6znek a
taxi drajverek New Yorkban
akik igazan kiuzsorazott mum
kasok. I'll
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12

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ten ez is lendit maid. Min
dent egybevetve visszaesest6l
nincs init felni a nemzetnek.
NEMCSAK EUROPABAN,
hanem ugyszolvan az egesz
vilagon a Roosevelt megnyito
beszede kepezte a szenzaciot a
mutt heten.
Mint fentebb mar kifejtet-
tiik, ebben a beszedben az
Egyesiilt Allamok teljes erejet
latba vetette az elnok a dikta-
turak ellen es AIT tudomasul
vettek mindenhol.
Minthogy Limaban megis
csak megteremtettek az osszes
amerikai allamok, amilyen-
olyan, egyseget, az elnok alias
foglalasa tulajdonkeppen a
ket Amerika nlinden erejet XII
latasba helyezte a demokrata
block szamara.
Erthet6, hogy a beszed xii
lonosen Nemetorszagban ma
gyon rossz hatast valtott XII es
a helyzet meg jobban elmer
gesedik a ket nemzet kozt
Amivel Roosevelt azert mem
t0rodik, inert hiszen 6 egyene-
sen a gazdasagi erintkezes
megszakitasat helyezte kila-
tasba ugy Hitlernek, mint -
Japannak.
Beszede azert is id6szerU
volt, inert Chamberlain most
kesziil Mussolinihoz es most
mar az Egyesiilt Allamok ta-
mogatasanak a biztonsagabol
fog az olasz diktatorral tar.
gyalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12
A GAZDASAGI
VISZONYOK

kozepesen indulnak, az osz
vegen beallt lassu javulas BIZ
zonyos mertekben tovabb tart,
de boom-ot sehol mem varnak.
Az aceliparban Is szazalekos
ugras volt a mutt heten, vi
szont a nehez iparban az i'm
nepek ea6tt az uzem lenyege-
sen megcs0kkent.
A puhaszen iparnak nagyon
sokat art, hogy meleg idojaras
van az egesz orszagban es a
termeles az ev elejen mem ad
harom nspos munkat sem a
banyaszoknak.
Az auto iparban a 5zazezres
termeles mem lesz allando, de
ait hiszik, hogy 1880 ezer ko-
csit meg legalabb ket honapon
at fognak termelni hetenkent
AIT sem tartjak kizartnak
hogy atlag 36 oras munkat
adni fognak az auto gyarak
egesz aprilis vegeig.
Termeszetesen nagyon sok
fiigg attol, hogy a kongresz-
szus levagja-e drasztikusan q
szovetseg kiadasait, ami ter
meszetesen rogtoni csokkenest
jelentene a gazdasagi helyzet.
ben.