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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-18
Turkey, Warns
Axis Powers,
Against Push
Says They Will Find Nation
Resembles Neither Hol-
land Nor France
NAZIS BOOST PLANES
Nazi Ambassador To Rus
sia Understood To Have
Talked With Molotoff

ISTANBUL, Turkey, Oct. 17.-lR
The official Turkish radio said
in a broadcast tonight that if the
Axis powers attempt to d r iv e
through Turkey or Greece 20 Egypt
and the Suez they will find that
Turkey resembles neither Hol'
land, Belgium nor France"
The commentator accused Ger.
many and Italy of trying to con-
quer Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and
Greece by various methods and
said they had demanded that
Greece give up her British guar
antee or sshe Will be made to re-
gret it."
Receives Ministers
Premier John Metaxas
of Greece received the German
and Italian ministers at Athens to.
day, the broadcast said, but failed
to say what happened.
Commenting on the raovement OF
German troops into Rumania, it
asserted: e ..,. j.
'In case of an italian attack
upon Greece, in which Bulgaria
might later join, Germany may
wish to have strategic point OF
advantage from which to check
Russian move.
FINALLY, it may be planned to
get to Egypt and the Suez through
Greece and Turkey. This last pos
sibility seems to us farfetched, be-
cause it is extremely difficult.
"Our resistance in the OAR
danelles in the last war is recalled
and there is no doubt our resis-
tance this time will be even strong
er.
s'Want Short War"
"Just as we depend on our army,
our terrain also has a special pro-
fit for us; for instance, motorized
troops can only move with diff
Guilty here. And the Axis powers
want short war, not long one"
In view of Turkeys defiant
stand, considerable significance
was seen in conference planned
here shortly by British Balkan dip
lomats with Sir Hughe Knatchbull-
Hugessen, ambassador to sTurkey,
their host.
The British minister to Bulgaria
already is here and ENJOYS from
Yugoslavia and Greece are on the
way.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-18
Dutch Ship Attacked
Off Coast Of Spair,

NEW YORK, Oct. H. N9 The
Dutch freighter Oscilla, 6,341 tons.
reported she was being gunned"
within 80 miles of the Spanish coast.
near Cape Espichel, message picked
I'D tonight by Mackay radio, said
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-18

granted for adultery is sanctioned.
Concurrence in the new canon
by the house of deputies was con-
sidered unlikely by some delegates
who said strong opposition W a S
known to exist in that body among
both lay and clerical mambers.
The suggested new canon for
maNy charges the clergy with
greater responsibility toward at
tempting to correct family diff
culties. ,
(COntinued ON Page Three; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-18
STRIKE

SAN PEDRO, Calf, Oct. 17.-LR)
- More than 100 longshoremen
staged a two-hour sitdown strike on
the deck of, the Japanese freighter
Onoe Maru today because of what
they said they considered a slight to
the American flag.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-18
TRUCKS ARRIVE

NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-lREThe
British Broadcastin corporation,
in broadcast picked up here by
NBC, said tonight that the first
contingent of 200 trucks over the
Burma Road was reported to have
arrived in Running, the capital of
Yunnan province fter an ''un-
eventfuP' Journey. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-18
NAZIs BOOST PLANES

BUCHAREST, Rumania, Oct. IT,
German circles said tonight that
$50 Nazi bomber and fighter
planes already are in Rumania and
$50 more are expected tomorrow,
accompanied by 300 pilots, me.
chanics, ground crewmen and in
structors.
The disclosure followed closely
Continued on Page Two; Col. A
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-18
WEATHER
BY U, s. Weather Bureau

y,.. FORECAST
Ceourtl ourtl Carolina, South Carolina and
roo I'sla; I'D. Generally fair and continued
ffiday and Saturday.
ruo.by Q. S. Weather Bureau
epdinae foological dath for the "a hours
'"o p. m. yesterday.
1.9o Temperature
m se. d. m: 81; 1880 a. m. 50; 1:3O p
nipimn,.' ~ p. m. So; maximum 60;
''lum %; mean 60; normal 65. j.,
In. Humidity
m ~. ~ a; m. 81; 7:30 a. m. Sc; i 80 p.
VI 1870 p. m. 72.
To., Precipitation
nons.a e,al Tor a hours ending 7:3O .. M,
Ola irottl Jotal since first of the month,
Tides For Today
Wilmin.. High Low
s'oh ----------- 10 :59a 5:52a
Masonbo. :14p 6:28p
''ApoFo Inlet ------ S:32a 2::29a
Supriso 8:48p 2:57p
Isle 7.isgn o:l9a; sunset 5:35p; moon
ups moonset 8:15a. - a +
etterin ettpe Fear river stage at Fay
feet t"'e' at 9 a. M, October Is, 9.2
'D''nued on Page Five; Col. s.
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Continued on Page Three; Col. ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29
IGAZGATOSAGI
GYULEST

tartottak a Bridgeport Szo-
vetsegnel az utols6 ket hetben,
S nem nagyitunk ha ait allit-
juk, hogy az vi korszakot nyi-
tott meg az egyletnel.
Ezuttal tortent Italian elo-
sz0r, hogy hosszu id6re szolo,
szeles miikodesi programot
raktak lie a k0zponti tisztvise-
l6k szamara, akik ICY ezentul
megosztott felelosseggel ugyan
de eppen azert sokkal ma
gyobb szabadsaggal tudnak
dolgozni, hogy az egyletet fej-
leSSzek.
Nagyon jo lenne, ha orsza.
gos magyar egyesuleteink XII
nyujtanak a keztiket azok fele
az elbolonditott magyarok fele
aklk mostanaban jozanodtak
XII, S akik menekiilnek a v0r0s
metelyb6l. =
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29
HETI SZEMLE

varnak a munkas-szervezetek
reszerol.
Mem sok haszna van a SEER
vezett munkassagnak abbol a
binperbol, amelyet most New
Yorkot az egyik Macy AFL
szervezet volt gangster-elnoke
ellen folytatnak, akit Mr..
Green mem volt hajlando a
helyerol kil0kni, bar jol tudta,
hogy Mr.. Scalisa veres kezii
gangster volt.
A targyalas soran bebizo-
nyult, hogy a hotel-munkasok
szervezetet oriasi osszegekkel
meglopta. Ilyen gangster ma
szaz-szamra el6skodik a kulon-
bozo szervezetek nyakan, aki-
ket azokrol lerobbantani mem
tudnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29
CANCER

Nagyon sokat irnak a rak
betegsegr6l. Ebben a lapban is
sok jelent meg mar rola, de
mindez soha mem eleg. E he
ten hallottam megint egy eset-
rol, ami annyira tipikus, hogy
kell, hogy masok is halljanak
rola.
Hatvanot ewes ember, aki
egesz eleten At nehezen dolgo-
zott, megbetegedett egy eve.
A felesege rabeszelesere vegre
elmentek egy "doktorhoz."
Gyorsan megvizsgalta az ore
get, at is vilagitotta egy ront-
gen screenen es megmutatta
a fajos helyet a beteg felese-i
genek azzal a megjegyzessel,
hogy az "gaz," nem kell fel-
niok semmitol, biztos, hogy
mines sem daganatja, sem
rakja. A masodik latogatasnal
mar 8 sem volt olyan biztos es
az epeholyagot gyanusitotta,
de bizony artatlanul. ICY mutt
Ell par honapja a betegnek,
mire egy nagyon fontos til
netet vett eszre szegeny ore
gunk 0nmagan: a nyala kez-
nyal jott a torkabol. Tulajdon-
dett folyni. Nehez, huzos, siiru
kepen exert from ezt a kis elk
ket, hogy ennek a fontossagat
hangsulyozzam. Arrol van $40,
hogy kezd6d6 raknal vegtelen
fontos mindenfele olyan jel,
ami a rendest6l elter es amt
meg mem tapasztalt magan a
beteg. Eek az vi, de maguk-
ban we've kicsinek latszo jelek
azok, amelyek rendszerint elo-
futarai a rak tiineteinek. Ha
peldaul ilyen huzos nyalat esq
lei valaki magan, vizsgaltassa
meg magat, inert ez fontos jele
a nyelocso daganatniak. TIT
volt betegunk rakja is, Ez a
nyaladzas kellett volna, hogy
orvosa figyelmet ARA terelje.
Hasonlo egy mask korai time.
te a gyomorraknak, pl. lit a
maskent meg teljesen egeszse-
ges egyen hirtelen eszreveszi,
hogy undorodik a hustol. Ez is
egy teljesen vi jelenseg, $40
katlan dolog egy olyan ember-
mel, aki kul0nben teljes jo
egeszsegnek orvend. Az ilyen
betegnek kell aztan alaposan
leSVlNSSd1CaCIlla magaC eS
mem nyugodni, amig biztosat
mem tud magarol. Sokszor BIZ
zony mem eleg egy x-ray WIS
galat, hanem ait t0bbsz0r is
meg kell ismetelni. Ne TAXA
rekoSkodjunk a koltsegen, hi
szen mindenki elete megeri ait
a kis kiadast. A fontos az, hogy
idejen tudjuk meg a bait, ami
kor meg van segitseg. 1lyenek
azok az alig eszrevett, kis je-
lex, melyek nagyon fontosak
lehetnek.
DR.. MGhrer Mdrton Pdl.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29

as $l.5U or ~ a week. lie has
been inhuman.
Davey set up the vast machin-
cry for the handling of unemploy-
ment insurance on a businesslike
basis, and on the advice of insur-
ance experts. So good job was
done in organizing this depart
ment under Davey, that Ohio was
the only State in the Union that
was ready to pay benefits on time.
Under Davey's administration,
the employees were selected by
Civil Service. The United States
Social Security Board provided
$02,000.00 for the Civil Service
examinations. Thousands of Ohio
citizens paid their money in good
faith to take these examinations.
The Social Security Board SUPER
vised this. The selections were
made according to law.
The first thing Bricker did was
to pass a ripper" law to get i'm
mediate political control of the
unemployment insurance pro-
gram. He promptly fired hun-
dreds of Civil Service employees,
who had a right to the positions
under the law, and who had the
experience to do the work prop
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29
A NEM-POLGAROKAT INTIK, HOGY OVAKOD-
JANAK Az UZEREKT0L, AKIK A REGISZTRA-
LASSAI. SZELHAMOSKODNAK

kaI hozhatjak, ha 6hajtjAk, de ia
nscsos az iIyen fordit6t q saj&t
esaIadjuk vaoy barati k0rukb6l va
Iasztani."
Mr.. Harrison megemlitette, hogy
t0bb oIyan esetr6i jeIentettek
neki, ameIyekben bizonyos esye.
snek uuIenyomatot kinaItaks a re-
eisztraIas alkaImavaI, -. -bizonyos
dij fejeben. "kaptunk jeIentese-
ket," mondotta Mr.. Harrison '.arr6I,
hogy szeIhanosok penzt igyekexl
mex kicsikarni az idegenekt6I es
nem gyozom elee hangsuIlyal ksr.
nj az amerikai polgarokat, vala-
mint a sok sok ezer idegent,
aki lily csalasoknak nem i'll feI,
hogy Iegyen segitsesunkre az efeIe
svindlik megakadaIyozasaban. Wigs.
gallo tisztviseIoink maris nyomS.
ban vannak es utana jarnak ne
hany lily - feItunobb - esetnek."
MIR. Harrison AIT is megemli-
tette, hogy "bizonyos ismeretIen
egyenek egyes varosok idegenbe-
szuIetett Iakoit iatogatjak, hogy
megtudjak, poIsarai-e az iIIetok az
EgyesuIt AIIamoknak Az efele
vizssaIatokra es vizssaztatasokra
az Igazsagugyminiszterium mem
adott feIhataImazast, ugy tunik te-
hat, hogy ez Valiant vi szelhamos-
sag, ameIIyeI az idegeneket akar-
iak megcsalni."
Az idegenek regisztraIasat az
EgyesuIt AIIamok lgazsagugy- es
Postaugyi miniszteriumai intezik.
Minta urIapok, ameIyekre az ide.
seneknek regisztraIaskor vAIaszoI-
niok keII, maris rendeIkezesre ALI
max a postahivataIokban. AjanIas
tos az idegennek beszerezni eay
iIyen urIap peIdanyt es AIT kez-
irasavaI otthon, vagy mashoi XII
tolteni es az lily m6don kitoIt6tt
ivet annak idejen eIvinni posta-
hivatalbay5 ahoI regisztraljak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29

received his first musical IN
struction ON the piano. from
his father, aOh0 a0as steaOard
to Prince Esterhasy. He played
a concerto in public dt the
age of 8. Both as a player
and a teacher List is re-
cognbzed as a. the greatest
pianist. He Hued for some time
Nth h'fhe ssHungaricT gypsies
studying their customs. and
music. lhis later ON inspired
ard iasfluenced his CON-
..positionss to a great ertent.
tList Agathered many artist
saroAnd himself such as
Chopin, ,.Brahnas, and many
Others. He aorote books and
critiques influencing the art
and technique of music up to
our oao7a times. He died
uniDersally popular. =,
For the present, let these
taOo outstanding examples be
sufficient to prone the ina-
porta'at part a0hich Hun
garidns haze played in talr-
thering the art of music. OF
course there are many COM
posers and performers of our
oaOn cDe, aDho are of Hum
garian origin and who per-
form in this country as aOell
as all over the 1oorld. Names
of these composers and per-
formers haze been heard even
last a0eek ON this program.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29
Az "IWO',. KET
TAGJATOL = = :,

ismet megtagadta Mounds
villen wv. Va.) a polgarleve-
let a bir6sag, inert a szovet-
segi investigatorok jelentettek,
hogy a kommunista SERVE
zethez tartoznak.
K0rulbeliil tiz eve kezdtuk
figyelmeztetni az olvasokat
ebben a rovatban, hogy a vo-
ros utvesztoben csak ehhez a
celhoz juthatnak, de a magu-
kat "0ntudatosak"- max vallo
honfitarsak jobban hittek azok
max a csirkefogoknak, akik lit
a v0r0s metelyt arultak.
Sajnalattal kell bejosolnunk.
hogy ezzel a k0vetkezmenyek-
mex mines vege. Sor fog azok-
"a is kerulni, akik MAR POL
GARAI ennek a hazanak, ha
bebizonyuls roluk, hogy az In
ternational Workers Order tag
jai voltak, mikor a polgar-
papirt (hamis eskuvel) kivet-
tex.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29

WASHINGTON. - Earl G. Har
rison, az Observation-Disclosures.
hog tartoz6 Idegen Resisztraissi
HivataI ieazgat6ja, 6va init az ide-
geneket, hosy ne uIjenek feI azok-
max, akik a regisztraIassai szslha
moskodnak es AIT igsriks a nem-
polsaroknak, hosy Ok gel ytudjak
intezni" az ugyet oily m6don, hogy
az ideeennek mem kelI maid re-
gisztraInia. A nem-poIaarok, akfk
iIyen egyenek tanacsara haligat-
max, dupIan szenvednek. Elsosor.
ban Is fizetni fognak folyasmiert,
amt csaI6 sosem lesz kepes
veghez vinni; masodsorban az
idegent a regisztraias kikeruIese
cimen penzbirsaara, b0rtonbunte.
tesre, vagy mindket buntetesre
iteIhetik. vaIamennyi idesennek
resisztraInia keII.
"Senkisem heIyettesitheti az
idegent a regisztraIast Is ujjIe-
nyomatozast iIletoIeg. A t0rveny
vilasosan kimondja, hosy minden
idegennek szemelyesen keII jelent-
keznie a postahivataIban august.
tus Z es december 26 kozott es
az ere kijeIoIt postal tisztviseIok
utjan keII ujjIenyomatot adnia es
resisztraInia. ova intem az idese-
neket oily egyenektoI akik azzaI az
igerettel igyekeznek penzt kicsi.
karni, hosy oket regisztralaskor
es ujjlenyomatozaskor heIyettesi.
tik. A regisztraIassaI kapcsoIatos
mindennemu szoIgaIat es iras dij.
taIan. Ha az idegennek sesitseere
van szuksese,y ugy forduIjon a
postahivataIhoz, vagy megbizhato
tarsadaImi szoIgaIatokat nyujto
egyesuIetekhez, ameIyek bizonnyaI
szivesen Iesznek segitsegere."
"Az idegenek kenyeImere pos.
taugyi Minisztsrium isyekszik tol.
maesi szoIeaIatot nyujtani a ma.
syobb posta hiyataIokban. Ideae-
mex sajat toImsesaikat ,fs masuk.
e & u
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29
TOWN TOPICS
Continued From list Pase)

(NOntinucO FTOW Iet Td9SJ
had to fetch aoater from
springs or Gig aoells for it, and
to get Tight or heat they had
to rub sticks together or
striking flint aOith steel.
In the same Uay, because
We hear so much music sung,
Dhistled, or played, and be-
cause it is all made out of the
same tones, aOe are apt to think
these tones as natural as the
everlasting hills. We take it
for granted they mast alaOays
haze been cs they are raoaO.
And so it surprises Us a0hen
ne find that these tones haze
really been got together and
arranged as 10e k71o1D them
only after ages Of patient
aDork By musicians: that they
haze been tested and selected
and combined and recombined,
arith the utmost palms,; and
that they are thus a aOork OF
art rather thar, Of nature.
Hungarians haze alzOdys
0one their part in turthering
this noble crt. So far instance
in the gear 1861 Francis
Joseph Haydn aOas engaged
By Prince Paul Anton Es-
terhdsy, at Ei,sstadt, Hungary.
The Esterhasy fcnlily acre
eminent patrons of music, and
Haydn remained attached to
them. He aDas in the Ester
hasy's tan1ily's serDice for 80
gears. Freed from his financial
cares, hGuing under his direc-
tion an ercellent orchestra
and q band ot. trained singers,
and especially4x al1pays en-.
courageda G'adssi,acited By the
,easnn 'apprecfat5oa,~ of his
patrons, heaapas able: to denote
aH Y II ,H''Ais4ss1tefgtes' to the :deqe-
lopn1entseraf his genius,. land
the serpertnse1ating 5, ,a0ith, 10 his
f1Nds0f nr1tsieGln adesst when
Prince, :s: :s5 TiehpAy y''t 's~ = ~rEstsrAasy
succeeded a his brother 80, Hayd1
aoasse gtpen s1ah o,'pportunitys to
lve in iaseclusion for almost
three-quarters of emery gear
and devote himself entirely to
his musical genius. ," 7: -
Franz List born in Hungary,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29
SZt1LETESNAPI
OSSZEJOVETEL

Egy kis lakod lomnak is be-
lilo sziiletesnapi innepely szin
helye volt a multi szombaton
este Horvath Antalek kies Tea
Roomja, araikor is a kozismert
izletember, Bcda Istvan nejst
sziiletesnapja alkalmaval a ro-
konok, ismerosok es azok csa-
ladjai vacsoraval es zenevel
osszekotott estelyt rendeztek
tiszteletere.
A remek5e keszllt sziiletes-
napi tortaval feldiszitett teri
tett asztalok korul lilo iinnep-
lo k0zonseg kifogyhatatlan volt
a felkosz0nt6 6kben es kivantak
Bodanenak meg szamtalan boil
dog sziiletesnapot, minel ma
gyobb szamu unoka jelenle-
teben.
Bodane konnyekig meghatva
koszonte meg a sok jokivan-
sagot es szamtalan ertekes es
hasznos ajandekot, arnivel ell
halmoztak.
Ez utan a kOzkedvelt Orosz-
Nelepka zenekara mellett meg
kezdodott a tanc es a dalver-
seny, amelyben mindenki reszt
vett es csak hajnal fele gon-
doltak haza menetelre egy KEEL
lemesen elt0ltott estely emile
kevel gazdagabban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29
z&&i&o@ee
STATE = PARKS
SCIOTO STATE TRAIL
FOREST

The Scioto Trail Forest was
once famous Indian territory.
Prior to white settlement, the
Shawnees occupied the region un-
til they were conquered and dis
persed by the powerful Iroquois
in 1872.
The first white settlers came to
the region in 1896, under the lead
ership of General Nathaniel Mas
sic.
Through the present State For
est, which is under the manage
ment of the Ohio Division of For
estry, passed the trail between
Portsmouth and Chillicothe This
became one of the important roads
of the region and after 1925 was
followed by the Ohio Stage Coach
Company in its daily run from
Columbus to Portsmouth.
Today this historic area is a
State Forest of more than 5000
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29
MEM ADTAK
ENGEDELYT,

hogy Leon Trozky hullajat
az Egyesiilt Allamokba at
hozzak, AIT lit eppen ugy
korul hurcoljak, mint ahogy
Magyarorszagon Scent Istvan
jobbjat viszik szanaszet az or
szagban.
Scent Istvan jobb-k -keze olyan
szimbolum, amt minden ma
gyar ember tiszteletben tart,
de Trotzkyt ilyen k0telekek
ehhez a nemzethez mem fiizik.
Eliteli minden tisztesseges
ember, hogy az orosz, szovjet
vereskezu diktatora Trotzkyt
tiz allamon st. vegtl a halalba
uld0zte, de ez igazan mem ok
ARA, hogy az: Egyestilt Ala
mokban el6 kommu-naclk po-
litikai toket csinaljanak lit a
holt teStb6l. ...~. .-
Meg akkor sem erdemes ait
megtenni, ha az kisse kelle-
metlen lenne annak a frakcio-
max, amely tiizon-vizen es po-
litikai gyilkossAgon keresztul
itt Stalint szolgalja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-29
A MUNKA FRONTJAN


nagyobb zavaroka nincsenek,
bar huszonketezerd ember vett
reszt a multi heten kisebb-
nagyobb sztrajkokban az Or
sag minden reszeben.
Nagyon erdekes d0ntest no.
zott Massachusetts, fels6 BIZ
rosaga a multi heten. Ket
olyan embernek iteltek meg
masfel eyre visszamen6leg
fizetest, gakik a beperelt gyar-
ban egy percig sem dolgoz-
tax.
A ket munkas beigazolta,
hogy lgertek nekik munkat,
de kes0bb a superintendent
tudatta vellk, hogy a szervez-
kedes teren kifejtett aktivita-
suk Matt az igeretet beval-
tani mem kepes. Termeszete
sen az ugyet a gyar fellebbezi
es vegso fokon a Supreme
Court-hoz d0ntest a dologban.
Az AFL new york; konven-
cioja inkabb politikai gyiiles
volt, anelyen allast foglaltak
Roosevelt harmadik termi-
nuSa mellett.
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New Yorkban egy gazdag
ember 0tezer dollart felvaltott
ot es tiz dellarosokra, bement
egy forgalmas etterembe es ell
kezdte szetszorni a penzt. Per-
sze mindenh rohant, hogy egy
bank6t kezere kaparitson. A
gazdag enbert k0zcsendhabo-
ritas miatt megbiintettek.
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acres. After nearly $50 years of
logging, it is again becoming
heavily wooded with many species
of hardwood trees.
Purchased originally to serve as
source of timber, q miles of
gravel roads were built. These
roads are now open to visitors
and take them into the very
depths of this interesting State
Fol est. An artificial lake has pic
mic facilities nearby, with tables,
fireplaces, sanitary ia cilities,
drinking water and a play area.
One of the most interesting
spots in the forest is a replica of
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erly. He filled these places with
Bricker politicians, irrespective
of merit.
The. present Governor has
shown a brazen contempt for
Civil Service laws and all otter
laws. His attitude seems to be
that he personally owns the State
government If laws are in his
way, he still rules with rut..1!ccs
hand. r "
But the worst Wing about his
high-handed acknowledgement of
unemployment insurance is his
cruel and brutal attitude toward
the helpless unemployed. This is
a humanitarian law. 1t was in
tended to help people, and not
grind them down, because they
were unlucky enough to be out
of work temporarily.
Davey left more than $125,000,-
100000 in the Ohio Unemployment
Insurance Fund in the United
States Treasury. Bricker is piling
up still more Ohio money by
cheating the unemployed. Why
leave all this Ohio money in
Washington? 1t helps no Ohio
people there. Let's be a little more
generous with the unemployed.
Make the law humane and fair.
1t will help Ohio merchants,
landlords, doctors, dentists, etc.
But above all, it should be made
to help, and not starve, the un-
employed. Davey will make this
law humane, and generous, and
just.
DRIVE OUT BRIcKER's
CHISELING OF THE
POOR
PUT HUMANITY BACK IN
STATE GOVERNMENT
RESTORE INTELLECTUAL
HONESTY TO Gov
ERNORSHIP
ELECT Z
Martin l.. Duvey
GOVERNOR OF OHIO
Hsetion. Tuesday. Nov. 5
DEMOCRATIC STATE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEES
]. yrssr Hitdnssr, Chsirnaa
Columbus, o.
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HAROM PERT is
ADTAK

be a multi heten, amelyekben
a Szervezeteket szerz0des-Sze-
ges cimen karteritesert perel-
tex.
Ezeket a pereket egyre ma
gyobb megfontolas targyava
teszik a birosagok, amelyek
(mint a fenti pelda mutatja)
hajlandok az uj munkas-tor-
venyek szellemeben itelkezni
mikor a munkas erdekeit meg
sertik, de bizonyos felel6sseget
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A GAZDASAGI
HELYZET

most mar ismet rohamo-
sabban javul, az esetleges
angol vereseg lehet6seget az
amerikai uzletvilag le-irta.
A tozsdeken az ertekek zu-
hanasa megallt, ma sem egy
beke, sem egy nemet gy6ze-
lem mem er1mtene nagyon SUI
lyosan benniinket.
Bar ma meg gyaraink soka-
saga tomerdek iparcikket szal-
lit Angliaba, az amerikai mem
zetvedelem rendelesei azokat
azonnal, minden nagy meg.
razkodtatas nelkil potolnak.
Ujabban AIT hiszik, hogy q
haboru Ell fog huzodni, vagy
kiegyezesben fog vegz6dni
mindket eset hirtelen orias
fellendilest jelentene ennek az
orszagnak a szamara.
Egy hirtelen beke ugyar
bizonyos ipari rendeleseket
torolne, de az elelmiszerek e.
a konnyii ipar termekei ozone
vel mennenek Europaba.
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law. It was
int N ded to
provide SIS a
week for those
w ho1@ W ere
tie m porarily
u n en ployed,
thr no
fault of their
own. Bricker
chiseled them
down to 81,
S., and So a
week, some
times as low