davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-20
SzORCALMASAN DOLCOzIk A
BRIDGEPORT Sz0vETS. KONvENCI0JA

jubilalo osztaly 40 ewes multi
jat ismertette, megemlekezve
az alapitokrol is.
Grega Desc kozponti penz-
tarnok a sz0vetseg szilard
anyagi helyzetet vazolta r0vid,
de hatAsos beszedeben.
Ft. Bho L0rinc plebanos
szellemes beszedben mutatott
a polgarosodas elmulasztasa-
max varhat6 kovetkezmenyeire.
A joizii es minduntalan derult-
seget kelto beszed minden
konnyedsege dacara sulyos es
megszivlelendo gon d olatokat
tartalmazott.
Beszeltek meg a k0vetke-
z6k: Ralp E. Elser megyel
sheriff, Strauss MIhaly koz-
ponti jogtanacsos, Csopey G.
Jeno kozponti szamvevo, Ft.
DR.. Mundweil Janos a Maya
rok Nagyasszonya Hitkozseg
plebanosa, Rosta JOSEF koz-
ponti alelnok, Gy0rgy Tamas,
az Oreg Reformatus Egyhaz
neveben, Debrovsky Andras,
aki a verhovay 1O8. osztaly
neveben, Handel Mihaly a Ver-
hovay 1854. osztaly neveben,
Matyasi Istvan ugyved, a Ma
honing Megyei Magyar Demo
krata Kor neveben, Banfi ia
nos a Varosi Polgari Kor neve-
ben, Balasko Gyorgy, a Yer
hovay Scent Istvan fiok neve-
ben, Lengyel Peter a Scent
Gyorgy Sz0vetseg neveben, Da-
mis- Jozsef az Oreg Amerikasok
csaladf6je, Druga Mihaly a
Szovetseg.' warreni osztalyanak
neveben.s
A fentnevezetteken Xviii sok
mas egylet es egyhaz kepvi-
sel6je jelen volt, akiknek nevet
mem sikeriilt feljegyezni. A
bankett utan az ifjusag tancra
perdilt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-20
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REV.
EGYHAZ HIREI
NJ. BStty J&nos leik6sx
737 Mahonino Ave He1Ae eo64t

ISTENTISZTELET yaSarnap|
delelott 10 orakor, elotte 9-kor
vasarnapi iskola.
NYARI MAGYAR ISKOLAN-
KAT most hetf0n delel0tt 10
orakor fogjuk megnyitni. See
retettel kerjik edes anyanyel-
wink, nemzeti es vallasos is
mereteink irant erdekl0d6 test
vereinket, ragadjak meg ezt az
alkalmat es irassak be iskola-
koteles gyermekeiket nyari
sziinidei iskolankba. A tanitas
hat hetig mindennap, szom-
bat es vasarnap kivetelevel, del
el6tt 1O-tol delutan / craig
tart. Minden beiratkozott eyer
meket Reformatus Egyesule-
tunk egy-egy ABC konyvecs-
kevel, iskolai fuzettel es iron
nal fog megajandekozni.
KONFIRMANDUS gyerme-
keink oktatasa ez evben is a
nyari iskolaval parhuzamosan
lesz tartva. Minden 13-14 ewes
koru novendeket szivesen elva-
runk. Vizsgajuk iskolazarta
utan, augustus elso vasarnap-
jan lesz megtartva.
AZ OHIO STATE CHRIS
TIAN ENDEAVOR UNION ju-
MUS 25, 26 es 27-en, kedden,
szerdan es csitort0k0n a
Youngstown First Presbyte-
rian Church nagytermeben es
templomaban fogja tartani 55-
TX evi konvenciojat. Szeretn0k,
ha egyhazunk c. E. es fatal
tagjai kozul nagy szamban ven
nenek reszt nagy talalkozo
fontos ulesein es. tartalmas elo-
adasain.
PIKNIK. Egyhazi csoport-
jaink evi,. els6 piknikje junius
30an, vasarnap delutan es es-
te a Barta Erdoben, Progressziv
LigaIik vezetese mellett lesz
tartva. A rendez6seg szorgal-
masan munkalkodik, hogy min
denki egy kellemeS napot tolt-
hesSen maid a szabadban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-20
A ROSEMAN CSALAD

Roseman G. Ferenc es neje,
11708 Parkhill Ave, cleveland
magyar csalad, volt youngs-
town. lakosok, ezuton is tudat-
jak a Youngstown es k0rnyeki
jobarataikkal es ismer6seikkel,
hogy a Smithton, Pal sziile-
test kedves leanyuk, Irenke,
junius 8-an elhalalozott.
Temetese junius 10-en, het-
fons nagy reszvet mellett volt
Midlefield, O.-ban. Halalat
gyaszoljak ferje, Klauda Jozsef
es kis fla Andrew, banatos szti-
lei: Roseman C. Ferenc es neje,
szul. Kovacs Zsuzsanna, test
verei: Betty, ferj. King Roy,
iii. Ferenc es Aranka, aki a
p1ult youngstown Magyar Ma
pom az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
altal adomanyozott szepseg di-
jat nyerte el.
A csalad banataban osztozik
kiterjedt rokonsag es szamos
j6barat ugy Cleveland, mint
Youngstown Is k0rnyeken.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-20

Kul0n0s kosz0netet mondok
mindazoknak, akik a bankett
elkesziteseben mindenben Sc
gitsegemre voltak es pedig
ezeknek:: DR.. Laurisin Jen6
urnak, ugymind a 16-ik osztaly
orvosanak es a toasztmesteri
tisztseg betolteseert Is Gagyi
Janosnak mint a 16-ik osztaly
delegatusanak es jegyz6jenek
es Husoczky J6zsefnek, a 16-ik
osztaly iigykezel6jenek minden
munkajaert es mindazoknak.
akik barmiben kisegitettek es
ezuton kerek bocsanatot, ha
tevedesbol valaki neve kima-
radt volna.
F6szakacsnek voltak: Gene
Claiborne aleln0k, Lengyel And
rasne, I'd. Barko Janosne, HUI
soczky Jozsefne, Latos Jozsef-
ne, Pisak Gyulane, Ferenci
Istvanne, Rigo Mihalyne.
F0kiszolgal6k voltak: Mrs.
Rouch, sziil. Kohuth Margit,
Bakos Helen, Lefler Lidia,
Macy Violet, Macy Marian,
Gagyi Marta Gagyi Rosa,
Ondo Gizella, Latos Margit,
Burcsak Iren, Illes Helen,
Konya Klara, Szuky Ilonka,
Harsanyi Piroska, Harsanyi
Bertha, Rigo Margit, Haszo-
Mich Ferencne, Kohut Iren,.
Bartenderek es minde11ben
kisegit6k voltak: Hason;ch Fe-
reno, Danko Janos, Borbely
Janos, III. Okdo Istvan, Hu.
rocky Jozsef, Szabo Istvan
Ferenczi Istvan, Jancsurak ia
nos, Lengyel Andras, Ritz ia
nos.
! Sutemenyt adtak: Mrs. Jos
Husoczky, Mrs. ST. Ferenczy
Mrs. J. Gagyi, Mrs. Jos. Latos
Mrs. M. Rigo, Mrs. G. Gene
Mrs. st. Burcsak, Mrs. st
| Ondo, Mrs. A. Benes, Mrs. G
Kohut,, Mrs N. Szenan-
Penzbeli ! adomanyokat ad
tax: A Nagybizottsag $25-0t
a VerAQVays 1O8-ik fiok $10-et
oreg RtfDfanatus Egyhaz $50
j a Scent Gy0rgy Egyhaz $5-0t
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-20
A NILESl
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
Kozli: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Iakas 1O5 - End st. Niles. O.

MULTI VASARNAP a del
el0tti istentisztelet kereteben
emlekeztiink meg az edesapak-
rol es anyakrol egyuttesen az
otodik parancsolatot we've fel
textusul.
DELUTAN pedig a Noegylet
rendezeseben szalonna sites
volt a Samu fele farmon. Eleg
sep szanlmal jottek Ell parto-
l6ink S kellemesen eltoltottek
az idot. A jovedelembol a Voros
Kereszt fnunkajat -segiti maid
N6egyletifhk. y7gtlH% /
y NYARI ISKOLANKAT
mutt hetf6n megkezdttik, ayolc
gyermek IJ0tt feI es iratkozott
be az els6 lnapon. Ez a szam
azonban r0vekedni fog meg a
kes6n j0v6kkal.
NoEGYLETUNK a jovo va
sarllap tartja rendes havi gyu-
leset tdelutan fel haromkor a
vasarnapi iskola helyisegeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-20
Doctors Amazing, Successful
LIQUID C0stS Only 3Sd

csak at hal meg atlagban, ami
oriAsi haladas. Hatranya en-
nek q szernek, hogy rendkivtil
eros, merges. Legt6bb beteg
mindent kihany, rnihelyt ell
kezdi szedni EFT, ugy, hogy mem
is lehet erniatt neha alkalmaz-
nj.
EFT a hatranyt most lekiiz-
d0tte egy uiabb rokona ezek-
mex a vegyiilek eknek, az Anne
rikaban kesziilt "sulphatiazol."
Ez mem merges, ugyanolyan,
s6t meg jobb hatasu, mint az
els6 kett6 es szivesen szedik a
betegek.
line, meg mindig vannak
emberek, akik mem 0lni, de
gyogyitani iparkodnak, nemze-
tisegre val6 tekintet nelkiil.
Talan, Italian meg lehet reme-
nyiink az emberiseg j0v6jeben.
DR.. NJ. p. Mahrer.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-20
TORTENELMI lD0K|
"a sff ;4.

Dehogy is! Gyalazatos id6k
eek, amikor minden emberseg,
minden tisztesseg erzes, min
den humanitarius j6sag kihal
az emberekb0l, nepekb6l, or
szagokb6l es csak a gyilkolas,
pusztitas es irt6 bosszuallas
uralkodnak mindenfele. Fran
cia a k0vetkez6 most, aki meg
fogja erezni a legy6z0tt keseru-
seget, borzasztobban, mint Ok
megereztettek az altaluk le-
gyozottel a multi haboruban.
Aztan egy mask k0vetkezik es
megint egy mask.
i Mem kell attol tartani, hogy
a nemet sogor kegyelmes lesz,
mem. Attol ugyan ne feljink,
csak jaj lesz a legyoz0ttnek
mindeg. Es lehet-e ilyen remes
id6kben valami jot emliteni,
valami olyat, ami mindnya-
junknak segitsegere valik?
Honapokkal ezel6tt irtam ar
rol az vi csodaszerrol, a sui
phanilamide-rol, amt regota
ismert a vilag, mint egy kemiai
anyagot, de amirol csak korul-
beltil negy eve tudtak meg a
nemetek tiszta veletleniil, hogy
az milyen bamulatosan hat
vermergezesek gyogyitasanal
Azota tovabb terjedt ismere-
tiink err6l a szerrol. Ma mar
nemcsak ismerjuk es hasznal-
juk aldasosan, de ket ujabb We.
gyiileket keszitettek ugyanab.
boil a szerb0l kindulva. Mind
ketto nagyon hasonlit az ere.
deti szerhez es csak kiS che
miai kul0mbseg van kozttik.
Egyik, az elobb kesziilt angol
kombinacio, a 'sulphapyridine
Ugyancsak feher, alig ksser.
nyes por, de oriasi hatasa var
tud0gyulladasoknal. Mig a reg
m6don kezelt tud6gyulladasos
betegeknel szaz k0ziil k0riilbe
lul husz meghalt, az ezzel a.
luj orvossaggal kezeltek k0zu
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-20
ESKUV0

Bornemisza Istvan es neie.
10th Rozalin, Russell Ave-,
youngstown regi elofizet6nk
fla, Lajos, junius 15-en, szom-
baton eskud0tt 0rok huseget
Koval Jozsef es neje Varga
Maria, Niles, o. szulok hajadon
leanyanak, Katalinnak a nilesi
st. Stephen r. k. templomban.
ESkiiv6 utan Bornemiszaek
otthonaban lett megvendegelve
a nasznep.
A fatal par New Yorkba
utazott naszutra, ahol megte-
kintik a vilagkiall;tast. Vissza-
tertuk utan Youngstownban
fognak megtelepedni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-20
\ MIsEK sORRENDJE:

A MISEK SORRENDJE: -
MINDEN VASARNAP delel6tt
3 orakor kismise es katekiz-
musi oktatasok. 10 6rakor
nagymise, szentbeszeddel.
MINDEN DELELOTT 8:30-
kor gyontatas es szentmise.
! HIVATALOS oRAK: Min
dennap, delel6tt 11-12 craig
Es este Sig.
SERBIAN delelott a nyari
iskola megnyilt. A beiratasok
junius 24-en befejezodnek. Ad.
dig meg minden nap be lehet
iratkozni. JuniuS 24-tol azon,
ban mar vi tanulokat mem We
STINK fel. Keretnek a szilok
hogy gyermekeiket ment0
el0bb irassak be es mindennaE
pOntosan kuldjek az iskolaba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-20
YOUNGSTOWN IS vIDEkE HIREI
HUNGARIAN RADIO
(Folytatss az 1-s6 oldalroD

from one position to another.
In Sept. 1778 Washington
ordered Kovats to Princetown,
N. J. to protect the American
army against the Indians and
loyalists. In October the
British carried a devastating
raid against the Pulaski regi-
ment, inflicting severe losses
on the infantry. It was Ko-
vats's cavalry which success
fully repeller the English and
extracted the infantry from it's
untenable position.
AL during this campaign
Kovats never forget his re-
ligious duties. Early in 1778
a Minister of the Protestant
Church in Bethlehem, Pa.
noted that the well known
commander of the HusSars
attended services. Again it
was noted that April Is, 1778
Count Pulaski and Colonel X.
attended Easter services.
The British at that time at
tempted to sever the South
from the rest of the colonies.
On Febr. 9, 1779 Colonel Ko-
vats was ordered to South
Caroline to relieve the pressure
of the English troops on Char
lestown. His olegion arrived on
May ~, 1779. 1t was here that
Colonel Kovats received the
highest praise from Brig. Gen.
Skelly of His Majesty's army
for leading the best cavalry
that the rebels ever had. It
was in this battle, that Kovats'
cavalry under the command of
their intrepid leader, lifted the
siege of Charlestown and ulti-
mately saved the South for the
American cause. It was here
that Kovats received a mortal
wound and gave up his life for
the cause of American liberty.
We are the living benefactors
of Kovats' spirit. We are his
spiritual successors. He died
for the American Declaration
of independence. He died fol
a noble cause. He died that the
principle of human dignity
might live. He died that
America might for all time
hold on to and help others to
hold onto those values which
make human existence worth
while.
He is one of Hungary's con-
tributions to the establishment
of American democracy.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-20
A VIZSGAKHOZ

A multi heti lapunkban k0-
zolt kozepiskolai vizsgazok nev
sorabol lkimaradt Simonovszky
Janosne leanyanak, Barbara
Mildrednek a neve, aki a South
High Schoolban vegezte ell a
tanulmanyait.
A csalad buzgo tagja a SIT
Gyorgy gor. kath. magyar hit
k0zsegnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-20

Nevtelen fiatalember $5-0t.
Nagyon szepen k0sz0n0m a
fotisztikar es delegatusok tag
testvereknek es vendegeknek
szives megjelenesiket a Brid-
geporti Sz0vetseg 16-ik oszta-
lyanak megbizasab6
Ldtos J6sset, ela0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-20
N UL A 7 S A c 0 K

Ebben a rovatban dijtala-
null kez0ljtik AEON egyhs-
Yak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulatsagait. 0ssze-
jdveteleit. stb. - nem t0bb
mint 2 h6nappai el6re is.
amelyeknek AZ Arnerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
lapja es amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban es
nyomtatvanyaikat a&lunk
szerzik be.
Junius no 23-an, vasarnap
a youngstown lob, 81, 364-ik
Verhovay fiokok k0z0s orsza-
gos Verhovay Napja a Whip
poorville-ben.
Junius no 30-ikan, vasarnap
az oreg Ref Egyhaz piknikje a
Progressive Ligaf rendezese mel
lett a Barta erd6ben.
julius no 4-en, csiit0rtOk0n
a Magyarok Nagyasszonya r.
kath. hitkOzseg piknikje a Fiji
Iemiile csardaban (Barta fele
erd0ben).
julius no Aiken, csiitOrt0k0n
Ia Scent Istvan hitk0zseg pix
mike a Liberty Grove-ben.
julius no 7-iken, vasarnap
a Nilesi Ref. Egyhaz javara
|piknik lesz a Barta erd6ben le-
|vo Fiilemule csardaban.
julius no 14-iken, vasarnaT
West Sidei Magyar Nap.
julius no 14-en, vasarnap
Campbell Magyar Nap 9
Struthers Parkban.
julius no 21-en, vasarnaE
a Scent Gy0rgy gor. kath. egy.
haz pilnikje a Fulemiile csar
daban.
Julius h6 28-ikan, vasarna]
az 0reg Ref Egyhaz piknikje {
.N6egylet rendezese mellett
Barta erd6ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-20
(Folytatss az l-so oldalroD
A BANKETT


youngstown 16-ik osztalya i'm
pozans keretek kozt unnepelte
meg fennallasanak 40-ik ev-
fordulojat vasarnap este a SIT.
Istvan hitk0zseg nagyterme-
ben. Egyszersmint megvende-
geltek a Youngstownban kon-
venciozo tisztviseloket es a vi
deki delegatusokat, tovabba az
amerikai magyar lapok kepvi-
seloit.
A terem zsufolasig megtelt
vendegekkel, akik k0z0tt he
lyet foglalt Youngstown varos
sok amerikai kitun0sege is.
Ft. Biro Lorinc imaja utan
felszolgaltak az izletes vacso-
rat, melynek elkeszitesevel va
loban remekeltek a youngs-
town. asszonyok. A beszedek
sorat Latos JOSEF, a jubilalo
osztaly elnoke nyitotta meg.
udvozolte a vendegeket, maid
felkerte DIR. Laurisin Jenot, az
osztaly orvosat a tosztmesteri
tisztseg betoltesere. Brogly Fe-
reno a Youngstown Magyar
Egyhazak es Egyletek Nagybi-
zottsaganak elnoke az osszma-
'gyarsag neveben udvozolte a
Bridgeport Szovetseg fotiszt-
viseloit es a delegatusokat es
jo munkalkodast kivant a kon-
vencionak.
A tosztmester felkeresere ez-
utan Nemenyi Miklos Emo, a
Nagybizottsag orokos diszelno-
ke, a Youngstown Vindicator
es lapunk szerkesztoje mondott
nagyhatasu angol beszedet,
maid bemutatta Gombos Zol-
tant, a Szabadsag szerkeszto-
jet, Orosz Antalt, a trentoni
Fuggetlenseg szerkeszt6jet, Ke-
lemen P. Janost, a daytoni
Magyar Hirado szerkeszt6jet,
Mayer B. Jozsefet, ,asWisconsini
Magyarsag, a chicagoi Interest
es Otthon cimu lapok munka-
tarsat es dr.. Polya Laszlot, aki
a Lorain es Videke es a Toledo
hetilapokat kepviseli a konven-
cion.
Nemenyi felkeresere Szekely
Izso a Nepszava, Himler Mar
ton a Szabadsag napilap id
v0zletet tolmacsolta. Fay
Fisher Andor a Himler lapok
es a Verhovayak Lapjanak bu-
dapesti szerkeszt6je, aki a
Manhattan hajon erkezett visz-
sza Europabol, rovid, de tar
talmas beszedben vilagitotta
meg Magyarorszag bel es kill
politikai helyzetet. Macy taps
sal fogadtak allitasat, hogy
Magyarorszag valoszinuleg ell
keruli a haborut.
Desc Janos a Bridgeport
Szovetseg f6eln0ke emelke-
dett ezutan szolasra. A SEQ
vetseg multjaval es jelenevel
foglalkozva, biszke orOmmel
jelentette, hogy a jubilalo egy.
let 205 vi taggal gyarapodott
az elmult nehany het alatt. Be
szede soran, mely a jelenlevo,
kon keresztiil az egesz ameri.
kai magyarsagnak sz6lt, hang
sulyozta, hogy az amerika
magyaroknak a mai valsagos
idokben tanusagot kell adniol
arrol, hogy hi polgarai legye
mex fogadott hazajuknak e
ova intett mindenkit felel6tler
es meggondolatlan kijelente
| sekt6l.
A k0zponti eln0k beszedet al
, talanos tetszesnyilvanitas k0
vette. Michael J. Kirwan kon
gresszman udvozolte ezutan ;
vendegeket. A magyarbaratsa
CAROL kozismert honatya kije
lentette, hogy a magyarokna
lojalisabb polgarai nincsenel
ennek az orszagnak.
A tosztmester felkereser
Walko Janos k0zponti titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-20

Augustus no 4-en, vasarnap
Magyar Nap az Idora Parkban.
A Nagybizottsag rendezeseben.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-03-27
Mrs. Roosevelt
Backs Strike of
Delivery Boys

NEW YORK.-(FP)-Mr Eleanor
Roosevelt has telegraphed to Local
254, Soda Fountain & Luncheonette
Employees Union (AFL), her support
of strike of seven delivery boys
against Aunt Marthas Luncheon Com
bination Service. Mrs. Roosevelt, a
member of the American Newspaper
Guild (CIO), told the AFL union:
From what l know of conditions
under which they work | feel they
need the protection your organization
can give them, so | hope something
can be worked out which will soon
bring this strike to close and make
1t possible for them to earn a living
wage under proper working conditions,
as they need the work"
The boys, who get as little as 23c
for 7-hour day, are seeking $1-a-
day minimum Working on a commits
sion basis, they get 1917 of the $40
to s25 worth of lunches delivered dur
ing the week.
The strikers are going around to
their former customers asking them
to picket by telephone and to tell
the establishment that they will not
phone for any more lunches Until the
Continued on Page Four
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-03-27
TAXING MACHINES
is VOTE CATCHING
PROPOSE I0N

The following dispatch from Wash
ington appeared recently in the press
"a bill to tax employers who made
more than average use of machines
and reward employers who made more
than average use Of human labor was
introduced in the senate here by Sen.
Joseph c. O'Mahoney 3D., Wyo.)
chairman of the Temporary National
Economic committee"
Is this an attempt of the congress
to again hamstring poor business? To
penalize the progressive manufacturer,
who goes to great expense in his re-
search department to develop new
chronological means of reducing costs !?
Or is it just the greedy hand of politi-
cal bureaucratic spenders looking for
another chance to replenish the de-
pleted Golfers? 1t is probable that
one or more of the above reasons may
have actuated the TNEC; but how
futile the gesture. A tax is always
passed right on down to the consumer
in higher price, with usually some
more added to it for the trouble of
the passing. 1t is just one more item
to jot down in your hat band proving
that whenever the politician seeks ap-
parent help for the consumer-the
loop holes in the price system seive
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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-03-27
DIES PROMISES
BUT FAILS TO
PRODUCE GOODS
BY HENRY ION
Federated Press)

WASHINGTON-O of the quiet
est sectors on capitol hill recently ha.
been that occupied by the Dies com
mittee.
Usually the source of much noise
and hurly-burly, the Dies committee
in the last several weeks has beer
so quiet that one might suspect thai
all the un-Americans have suddenly
gone up in smoke.
While Rep. Martin Dies d., Tex.
was down in Miami, ION business, y
there was brief eruption. A local
newspaper in Miami declared that the
committee had caught a Russian spy,
in the flesh, and would produce him.
1t was going to be sensational, the
chairman of the committee confided.
The names of people in the govern
ment would be involved, the whole
story of the Russian secret police in
this country would be barred, it would
positively be the biggest thing yet.
Then silence. Dies got back to
town and confirmed and denied the
Miami story. 1t was all very myster-
ious. Silence hung like a nightshirt
over the committee.
But when the committee was silent
for the unprecedented period of sew
eral weeks, people whose business 1t
is to nose around began nosing around.
They discovered that the Dies COM
mittee find" was man named Nicho-
las Dozenberg, now languishing In jail
in New York city after having pleaded
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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-03-27
Capitol Corridor
Chatter

don't know about trying to hang
onto this job. It's getting SO that all
of my friends and even the most faith.
full members of the AABF (Amalgam.
lated Association of Bar Flies) have
kind of fishy look in their eyes when
they see me. l try to tell them that
I'm just working for a living (such
AS it isl and l can't be blamed for
the editor stomping on somebody
corns with his big feet / told one
guy that, and he said he couldn't see
any reason for either me or the editor
keeping on living for all the use we
were. So that's the way I'm treated
nowadays. But Jake never quit under
fire. I'll keep on plugging along until
the pay check stops. That's the only
time l check out.
Around the state house today all
you could hear was about the county
sheriff and couple of policemen be-
ing on the. receiving instead of the
transmitting end of warrant for ar
rest. Brother, when they start pinch
ing cops they're really getting tough.
And as | understand it, these cops
didn't do anything, and that's why
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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-03-27
Jersey Legislators
Reject Wage-hour Bill

TRENTON. - Opp - Union repre-
sentatives in the gallery hooted and
booed as the assembly defeated 35 to
ia state wage-hour bill introduced
by Assemblyman Samuel S. Forster
(R.). A similar measure introduced
by Forster last year passed the as
sembly but was defeated in the SEN
ate
1--WE have solved the problems OF
horse racing, bangs disease in cattle
and even striped bass" Forster said.
What are we going to do about the
sweatshop problem?"
The defeated bill provided for min
imum hourly wages reaching 40c by
1915 and maximum hours reaching a
40-hour week in 1912 Just before the
hubbub created by the defeat Of the
Forster bill, the assembly unanimously
adopted a measure ealing for 5-man
state labor mediation board.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-03-27
LABOR COLLEGE
ST ESSES need
PEACE EFFORTS

That America will join the European
war unless organized labor educates
the people for peace, is the opinion of
the teachers Of Commonwealth col
Ilege, Mena, Arkansas, pioneer labor
school there, in an announcement of
the schools spring term.
"The American people do not want
war, but we shall be pushed in I'M
less we act swiftly to stop it, the
statement says.
Education for peace-peace for edu-
cation" is the theme of the term,
April 8 to June %. The teachers
stated that workers education must
relate itself to the needs of the hour
Labor will suffer in war. Labor alone
can organize the people against i'm
perialist war propaganda. We must
support the organization of The
Yanks Are Not Coming committees
and broaden them to include all peace
minded people"
Commonwealth, now in its 18th
year, is the only year-round resident
labor school. in America 1t offers
large range of practical courses to
meet the needs of union members
and progressive people. The school
library, with over $4,000 items in the
collection, is generally considered the
best of its kind in America.
Students at Commonwealth College,
pioneer labor school here, work 20
hours week on the school farm and
at community tasks to earn their
board, room and laundry. The cooper
alive school is the only one of its kind
in America.