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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-29
MUNKABAN
A BETOROK

Az elmult het folyaman a
betorok eredmenyes munkat
vegeztek tobb helyen. Az egyik
aldozat Don Beaumont credit
manager a South Avei Armour
husvago telepen, aki kes6n zar-
ia be a telep irodajat, ejfel
tajban erkezett meg Southern
Boulevard otthonanak az I'D
varaba, ahol ket alarcos ferfi
fogadta.
A fegyveres rablok vissza-
kenyszeritettek Beaumontot az
autojaba es a husvago telep-
hez parancsoltak, ahol kovetel-
tex a pancelszekreny kinyita-
sat, ahonnan 1000 dollart vet
tex Ell. Maid visszakocsikaztat-
tax magukat az .uzletvezet6
OItnOnaDa, DetetCek az autOJaJ
a garage-ba, de elvettek az
auto kulcsat es az utica vegen
varakozo auton tovabb robog-
tax.
A Mahoning Avei Happy
Heat neyii etkezdeben is latO-
gatast ,tettek a bet0rok, ahol
szinten 1000 dollar koruli zsak
manyra tettek szert
Tobb maganos otthont is
meglatogattak a het folyaman,
kisebb-nagyobb osszegeket ra-
bolva ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-29
JARDA FELUGYELOK
KELLENEK

A youngstown vezetok tobb
jarda felugyelo alkalmazasat
kerik, akik ellenorzik a, jardak
epsegben tartasat, hogy keve-
sebb baleseti per erie a varost.
Az elmult esztendoben a varos
81 ezer dollart fizetett XII kar-
terites kepen olyan egyenek-
mex, akik a hibas jardan elesve
megserultek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-29
KONDRATH JANOS,
2130 Donald Ave.
Youngstown, 0.
GYERMEKET GAZOLT
Az AUTOMOBILE

Kohut Istvan 8 ewes Donald
utcai kis flu sulyosan megse-
beslilt hetfGn, amikor egy bus
elol kilepve, hirtelen Ben Ju-
hasz 619 Steel st. 36 ewes gep-
vezeto autoja ele kerul. A eyer
mex az auto ele kilepese olyan
hirtelen tortent, hogy Juhasz
a legjobb akarat mellett sem
tudta a gepet hirtelen lealli-
tani. A sulyos serult fiucska
a South Side korhazban fek-
SILK.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-29
Macy TUzVESz
A VAROS SzIVEBEN

Az elmult vasarnap kora del
elotti orakban keletkezett tiz
telesen elhamvasztotta a Is N.
Walnut Street, A. & P. Super
market elelmiszer iizletet.
A tuzet ket fatal flu vette
eszre, akik azonnal ertesitettek
a tiizoltokat, akik a legr0videbb
id6n beltil megerkeztek, de mi
kor lattak, hogy a nagy tiizzel
mem kepesek megbirkozni, Sc
gitsegul hivtak meg ket mask
tiizolto allomas embereit, akik
teljes felszerelessel erkeztek a
mar akkor teljesen langokban
allo eptilethez. Erejiiket megfe-
szitve probaltak a tiizet 1okali-
zalni, amely er6sen fenyegette
a szomszedos 10th De Luxe
elelmiszer uzletet, valamint a
tulso oldalon levo Meyer mad
rag gyar epuletet es a tobbi XII
sebb iizlethelyiseget.
A tiizoltok munkajat nagyon
megnehezitette a hideg idoja.
raS. inert a II tiiZOlt0i lOcSOlC
cs6bol omlo vizsugar majdnen
megfagyott a leveg6ben, mi.
elott a tiizet erhette volna
A haron tiizolto allomas en-
berei csaknem harom oran ke.
resztiil szakadatlanul locsoltak
ugy az ego epuletet, mint a
szomsz6dos epileteket, hogy
a tiz terjedeset megakadalyoz.
Yak
A tuznel ket tiizolto kony.
nyebben megserllt, amikor q
leoml6 fal el6l menekiilve, meg
csusztak a jeges uton.
A fist, amely teljes sotetseg.
be burkolta az egesz kornyeket
jelentekeny kart okozott a ko.
zeli Buddie's vi butorkereske'
des arujaban, valamint a Mo.
yer nadraggyar vegszamra fel.
halmozott sz0vet anyagaban. A
nadraggyar elso oldalat a tuz
erosen megrongalta. A kal
lit tobb ezer dollarra rug. A
butorraktar kara megkozeliti 9
tizen0t ezer dollart, mig az
A. & P. veszteseg 62 ezer dol
lar.
Az eddigi megallapitas sze.
rint a tiiz az epiilethez csatolt
raktarban keletkezett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-29
BRIDGEPORTIAK HIREI

Beteg tagok: Orosz Margit,
Kohuth Gezane, Ferenczi Ist-
vanne, Maty;.si JOSEF, Balask6
Gyorgy, Roman Janos, Hudak
Ferencne, 10th Istvanne.
Betegseg az ugykezelonel je-
lentendo, 1899 Sillirnan: Tele-
fon 94O5O.
HUSOCZKY JOSEF,
ligykezelo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-29
HALAL0zAS

Vince Jozsefne, szil. Molnal
Maria hosszabb betegeskedes
utan februar 23-an a youngs,
town. varosi korhaz South
Side osztalyan 40 ewes kora.
ban elhunyt.
A megboldogult Magyaror-
szagon zala megyeben szule-
tett. 80 evvel ezelott erkezett
az Egyesult Allamokba, maid
IA evvel ezelott Campbell, o.
ban telepedett meg veglegesen
e 608 Tenney Ave.-n.
Temetese februar 26-an, het-
fon, nagy reszvet mellett ment
vegbe a campbell Putko- Rich
Wasko temetesrendez6k kapol.
najabol es a youngstown Fugg
ref. templonbol a Tod temeto-
ben helyeztek 0r0k nyugalom-
ra.
Gyaszoljak ferje, Vince Jo-
zsef, fla, ifj. JOSEF, leanyai,
Ethel es Viola, edesanyja es
novere Erzsebet Magyarorsza-
gon, fiverei Wendell es Antal
Campbellben, Ferenc Detroit,
Mich. es n6vere, Kovacs An
drasr1e Campbell, O.-ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-29
vADASzAT LESz
MOST SzOMBAT0N

A Magyar Vadasz es Halasz
Kor elso kirandulasat most
szombaton, marcus 2-an tartja
a sajat vadaszterileten. Tiszte-
lettel kerjuk ugy a vadasztag-
jainkat, valamint a magyar
testvereinket, ha egy kellemes
napot akarnak eltolteni a sza-
badban, akkor most szomba-
ton mar reggel 8 orara jelen-
jenek meg a Belmont Ave. A.
and P. Supermarket el6tti gyii-
lekez0 helyiinkon. Aki megkes-
We erkezik, az vegye a Bel
mont Ave.-i utat egeszen az
Ashtabula County hataraig,
ahol jelzo tablak segitsegevel
raakadhat a vadasztarsasagra,
amely ozv. Kondrathne, Matyi
Peter es Magyar Jozsef farmer
testvereink teruleten fog va
daszni. Vadaszat utan a sza-
badban lesz szalona sites, va
lamint szinten a szabadban ke-
szult jo magyaros gulyas,
amelyhez a 100 fontos borju
mar lie van foglalva. Akinek
vadasz engedelye van, az fegy-
verrel vehet reszt, az engedely
nelkuliek csak a hajtasnAl Sc
gedkeznek. Akinek mines auto
mobilja, az hivja fel Kondrath
Janost telefonon, szama: 94848
ESQ vagy rossz lido eseten a
vadaszatot a rank kovetkez6
szombaton tartjuk meg.
TiSZtelettel
xx~1~~.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-29
SOK A RAGALYOS BETEG

A varosi tanacsosok e ma
pokban megtartott gyulesikon
ait inditvanyoztak, hogy egy
varosi orvos teljes idot szan-
jon a ragalyos betegsegek ke-
zelesere. Eddig csak felido volt
Szanva, mig az lido tobbi re-
szet az orvos a sajat irodajara
forditotta. A ragalyos betegse,
gek szama olyan nagy, hogy
annak a kezelese teljes idot
igenyel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-29
SzERKESzTONk
WASHINCTONBAN

A kanalis igye meg mindig
Washingtonhoz koti szerkesz-
tonket. Annyira Ell van fog
lalva, hogy mar harmadik he
tie haza sem latogathatott. A
lsanalis ugyerol mem irhat
inert a targyalasok bizalmas
jellegiek, de annyiB elarulhat
hogy a kanalis iigye jelenlee
jobban all, mint valaha.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-29
A CAMPBELL MAGYAR HAZ
POLGARI KOR ES MOI CLUB
RENDKIVULI GYtLESE

A Campbell Magyar Haz,
Polgari K0r es Noi Club rend-
XVIII fontos gyulest tart most
vasarnap, marcus San del
utan 2::30-kor a Reed Ave-
Magyar Hazban. Mivel fontos
iigyek kerilnek targyalasra es
dontesre, kerjiik a tagokat,
hogy ninel nagyobb szamban
es pontos idoben jelenjenek
meg.
A TISZTIKAR.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-29
VI CHIEF DEPUTY
G. w. ARMSTRONG

Chief Deputy Sheriff Willis
A. Wingert, aki 1935-t6l telje.
SIT szolgalatot Sheriff Ralph E
ElSer mellett, lemondott az al
lisarol, mivel az allami k0nyv-
vlzsgalok az elszamolasaban
szabalytalansagot talaltak.
Sheriff Elser Wingert helye-
be Carl w. Armstrong volt va
roSl law directort nevezte XII
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-29
TANTARGYAK
AZ ETERBEN

Mi is es q most folyo hd-
boru - dltdldbdn mm1den hd-
bora? Scissor elta7a0d0m
kerdese1a es mem tudok naagdna-
max okosabb UdIasst adni, mint
est a 1,agyon egyiigyat:: az elet
torvenyeinek harca a haldl tor
Oenyeiuel. Ha pedig igy uan,
akkor konnya a 0Dntss - ez-
naeIetben. Mert hissen az elet-
pdrtiak nyilvdn jelent6s tobb-
segben Uanndk. Csak hit nehez
0sssessdmldlni a ssavasatokat,
Addtg is, mig es a problema
Dalahogyan megoldodik, fl
gyeljank az Eletpdrt apr6 elet-
jeleire. Nagyon oda keU figyel-
nj, inert a nadsik oldalon igen
eros q Idrnld.
Ilyen eletjel az is, ami most
q ssorongatott, de cs0ppet sem
ijed6s finnek orssdgdbol erke-
sik. Egg tdnagyi inteskedesrol
vG7a $50, egessen ujsserd es
kOrSserH inteskedeSr0I a finn,
kosoktatdsdgyi ninisster, esq
sseruen alkalmaskodud az 1dott
k0ralnlsnavekhes, elrendelte,
hogy a rddionak esentul read-
sseresea iskolai tantdrgyakat
is keH k0sUetite7aie. A finn didk
gyerekeknek ugyanis mosta1ld-
ban t0bb vakdciojuE a kelIe-
te1lel. A ssenssIneten n,dr reg
tai Da11nak. Ok mdr megisnier-
kedtek es dUa1,doa11 ismerked-
mex tiis-, q gds-, a bonlbd-
Ssiinettel. Ell lehet n1ondGni,
-hogy az el6irt tanmeu,et betar-
tdsa sokfele nehessegbe atk6-
sik Suomi t0ldjen. Es pedig
mem maradhat igy egy orssdg-
ban, an1elyraek eletelen1e a tu-.
DDS, Eultura S d,nely lakoS-
Sdgdnak kicsiny Ietssdmdt q
test es ssellem nai16segi teraye-
s0iUel sokSsorossa.
A finn iskolarendsser tehdt
az eter rSgi6iba teJesskedik
S a rddi6hulldmokon r0piti a
tanu2ntDalot a tank0teIeSeknek.
Ssegeny en,ber vissel t6s, hd-
boru sujtotta, kicstny nenaset
a technika konyhdjdn kesstti
Ell a siitnivalojdt. Finn elenista
gyerekek, gimnasista didkok,
akik mostandban mem jdrhdt-
nak iSkoldbd, inert a feln6ttek
kost veres jdrvdny dul, asert
taaulhatnak eS kessIlhetnek az
eDDegi Uazsgdra esentul is. K0-
railulik csoportoSdn rddi6ke-
ssiileket es OIakben az rHcdDdl,
a k0nyvvel, a rajsessk0ssel, 0ss-
ssedIHtjdk az aspapi musort.
"Fogjunk egg kis nyeIutant"
= naondjdk maid. = "Csqparj
at a tisikdra". "Latipb6l teg-
nap fadding bolt, mem hessal-
hetem", = ujsdgolja 0alame-
lyik. A madsik rdduplds.. "a tor
teneln,et ma sauarta Mosskua".
Dull,at hdboru, b0nab0l-
hetnek az dgyuk PetsanaonM,
meg a Ladbga-fronton, a
tanuIds nena ssakadhat meg.
"Dolgossatok, mig nascsetek ki
ne n1dISsik" - hirdette TOlSz-
toy, dki or0Ss UOlt aneLkiiI,
hogy ssoUjet-alattDdlo lett vol-
ma. A finn gyerekek dOlgOs1i
togroak, anig egg ep Mnapds
less a rddi6Jukban. Lict0.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-29
A. POLGARI KOR
GYtJLEST TART

A Varosi Polgari Kor most
vasarnap delutan 2 orakor rem
des havi gyiilest tart "a Scent
Istvan .Otthonban. A gyiiles
fontoSSagara val6 tehntettel
kerjuk az dssztagsag megjele-
neset. A Tisztikar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-29
FELHIVAS A YOUNGSTOWN
EGYHAZAK rs
EGYLETEKHEZ

Ezuton felkerjik az egyha-
sak es egyletek titkarait, IL
letve a gondnokokat, hogy a
kalauz dijakat meg e, honap-
ban utaltasSak XII.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-29
TOWN TOPICS

The National Press Club IN,
Washington is a place aohere
you hear about everything that
goes ON IN the capital, the
nation and the World.
Almost every dny I eat nsy
luncheon and on many days
my dinner at this tanaous club,
a0here the foremost 7,ews ,orit.
ers OF the country congregnte.
At the round table aDhere I
usually sit the "oId-timers"
meet. You find among them
Constantine Bro1na aDho aorites
a column in the Sunday Vim
dicGtor on foreign affairs, Rag
TUCKER, Leslie Wilson, Turner
CGtledge, Charles Michdelso1.
the ueteran publicity head of
the Democratic party, Bascona
Tinnaoas, and others.
Talk at the table turns from,
one affair to another. -
After the usual exchange OF
the latest gossip (for which
Washington is the greatest
place on earth and the usnal
arguments on the third term
and President Roosevelt a0e
talk about other things.
Last night at dinner I sat
NTH George Ednaonds once
famous ON the ol0 NeW York
World staff aoho aOas in Europe
during the peace conference.
He told me an interesting
thing / neDer heard before.
We mere talking about Eu-
rope. About the old days be-
fore the 1Oar. About the nice
places aDe Disited in Paris, Ber-
lin, Vienne and Budapest.
"You are a Hungarian, F"
Edn1oaads turned to me. "It
may interest you to kaow,
that President Wilson aoas
directly responsible for the
Runaaninn i,auasiou of Hun
gary IN 1919"
1 turned to him somewhat
surprised, and he explained.
n a0as told TN Parts in April
1919 to hurry and pack nag
bags and join the Serbian
army at Zagreb for a march
into Hungary.
"The Allies acre qetting
tired of the Bella Kan regime
and decided to restore order
in Hungary and free it from
red rule.
"It a0aS decided by the
French and English that a teu
Serbian regiments marching
sa0iftly ON Budapest could
easily accomplish the doaonfall
of Mr.. Kan.
81 a0as rushing to my rooms
a0l1e7a met another american,
neaDspapernaan.
"Where is the tire?" he
asked.
So I told him I aoas ON the
a0ay to ZGgreb.
He laughed.
Better take it easy" he
said. 81 Just heard that Presi-
dent Wasoa told the Run1an-
ians to go ahead and clear ont
the Kan regime"
perhaps it aoould haze been
tar better for Hungary and
Budapest If the Serbia1as mould
haze received the naarchuao q
orders. What the Run1a7aianS
haze done to Hungary a0as cer-
tdt7lly q shame"
I am recou'ating this little
incident as an example of aohat
you may hear in the Press
Club.
All the old timers like Hum
gary. Most haze had been
there. Some uisited in Budu-
pest only a fe10 months be-
fore aOar broke ont.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-26
Are We GIVING Youth Our Best?

In time when everything is changing education W
have known il in the past may have to change too
The United States has always been proud of its free
schools The fact that every child whether of poor rich
parents have at public expense the elements of
education is of the things of which America has been
justly proud.
The od-time high school education liberal" That
rs. aimed at grounding general culture which would
prepare the student for college give him heightened ap
probation of the finer things of life prepare him for
"whitecolar jobs further acknowledgment if he could
not go farther in school.
Todays world is different Different temporarily
hopes yet cannot be So there has been growing
TO make high school education practical
that make ii preparation for the kind of life the student
S most likely to have to lead.
Ten educators have been studying the problem. and
have made report the American Youth Commission of
the American Council Education. Director Reeves of
the commission believes il important study 1t
that the needs of 650O0O boys and girls high school
not being met by those schools today.
Onethrd of all the unemployed today the report claims
between 10 and % odperhaps four million of
them if you consider people unemployed at Is Yet. the
report insists presentday high school education is such
them hope of whe-colar Jobs that growing
increasingly
Labor is the lot of man." SAYS report "and has
not been recognized should have been in arranging
institutional education
The report holds that algebra, geometry English
position and foreign languages often taught today in
form which be defended in the light of modern
conditions. Actual work experience part Of high
school work is recommended with emphasis social
studies and personal problems.
Every institution today is trial Every institution
faces the test of its value the world today II always
gratifying TO educators wrestling with the problem Of
making education the youth for whose service is
devised
Any institution which undergoes continual secritcism
gives hope that its usefulness may decrease
the face Of new conditions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-26
QUESTIONS TO TEST
YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Can you answer seven of these
test questions Turn TO the
woman's page for the answers.
1. Which Worlds Fair. New
York or San Francisco, COM
memorates the 150th annivers-
airy Of Washington's inaugura-
ton as first President of the
United States?
2. Which state has the largest
water area?
3. Name the second smallest
state in the United States.
4. The command for raising
the anchor of a ship is Anchor
away" or anchor aweigh"?
5. Which boxer has been nick
named 'Hammering Henry
6. Who were Clotho, Lachesis
and Atropos?
Z. Who compose italian
Street Song?"
8. Where does the suwanee
river rise?
9. Where is the George WASH
ington bridge?
10. With whose name Is that
of Damon always associated
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-26

Ts receive attention m this sol-
umn lstters must give name and
address o. writer Only initials
VII - published vhsn reoussSsd-
Mr.. Fixlt: Could You please
give me some information %
how 10 get a list Of correspond
anfz from PARIS Frame and
Vancouver. Il. c. IF. ID.
This isn't a very likely time
TO open a correspondence with
someone In France. II should
be reasonably easy to find one
IN Vancouver, though. by writ
ing to the Y. NJ. c. A. or some
similar organization. For more
distant correspondents you
might write to the international
Students Society. in care Of
DIT. \. II. crowell. Vancouver,
Wash.
Mr.. Fixlt: Across the street
from my house and next door
TO = neighbor are several vacant
lots that are covered with brush.
Being 30 near the railroad
tracks there are plenty Of nights
when tramps have slept In there.
Very small children In the neigh
borhood play In and out Of IL
and We feel they are In danger.
Isn't there someone you can
contact who win cut that brush
down and clean II up? These
lots are on I 81. from 2541 down
TO the corner Of 80. 9th st. l
understand the owner lives out
of the state. MRS. L.
There is no way any city de-
partment can cut down the
brush as long as the property
IL privately owned. unless there
IL an unsanitary condition. In
that case the health department
can clean up the place and bill
the owner. Where IL isn't case
of sanitation, the only thing you
can do is look up the ownership
Of the lots and get the owners
permission to cut off the brush.
Some Of the men in the COM
munity should be glad TO do It.
MIR. Fixit: VIII you please
list for me the trade schools In
Tacoma or nearby cities where
one may take up linotype work?
MAXINE X.
There IL no such school any
where in the Northwest. The
only way to learn that trade is
by a premiership. which now is
a six-year term in a printing
plant. Incidentally, women IN
the trade are extremely rare. II
is not one where you would find
much opportunity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-26
Stories in
Stamps
Motto Coueht in Middle
Of Mediterranean War

ITALIAN air attacks on British
naval bases at Malta bring
le40's brand Of war 10 the little
Mediterranean island that has
been the scene of fighting since
the Roman Empire. One OF the
chief targets of Italian bombers
was Valletta harbor, pictured on
the 1887 Coronation issue above.
Colonized by the Phoenicisns in
the seventh century B. C., Malta
passed under control Of Rome and
Constantinople. In 1000 Normans
ousted the Arabs, introduced feu-
daliSm.
The Knights of ST. John estab-
hshed their order at Malta in
1880, and in 1865 successfully de-
tended the island against Mohan-
medans. This great siege Of NAL
ia checked the advance Of Mo-
hammedan power in southern and
western Europe.
Britain seized the island in 1914
with the help OF the Maltese.
During the World War the island
was an important base for naval
operations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-26
Is New York Leadership Waning?

We have been accustomed with TO think of New
York the financial capital of the country
There signs that this primacy may be waning The
Federal Reserve System complies every month the total
volume of checking transactions of the banks of New York
City and those of lao other cities In 1881 the volume of
those business transactions in New York 12I
great the combined totals of the lao other cities
But since 1880 that percentage has been steadily
falling The Cleveland Trust Co., in its business bulletin
shows that if the present trend continues throughout this
the dollar volume of business in New York
scented by check payments will be only about rs per
great the total of those lao outside cities
Decentralization is being talked defense
well of freeing the of the country from the colonial
relation New York Perhaps like many other changes
this is going unnotced while talk about
OF bringing il about.
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raised 70 prominent IN the Ia
Dor movement vas John l. Lewis.
Several times when he was IN
eIined to stray from the reser-
walton he was kept in line b.
Gompers influence. Differences
between William Green. a little
less forceful than Gompers, and
Lewis became more and more
acute until they ended with The
tragic split in the ranks OF labor
and the costly internecine war.
Among the mass OF other IN
formation. the Harris book refers
TO incidents such as that reported
in a National Labor Relations
Board hearing. The testimony
In this case was that a certain
corporation hired Pinkerton de-
tective to ferret out the labor
leaders. He did the job 50 well
that he not only became a men,
Der of the plant union, but was
elected treasurer and sbsconded
with the funds.
The other side of the picture,
presented by the employers, tells
Of walking delegates and bust
ness agents who make their posi-
tons important by melting
strikes which they themselves
promote. Labors denial, Of
course, is emphatic.
Publishers have turned out BY
the score books on what is wrong
with labor and have catalogued
the sins of capital but stop short
of prescribing an effective
remedy. Might it not be that the
remedy lies merely in capital and
labor being honest with each
other-beings good sports? May
be accept the golden rule as the
basis of their conduct
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An Inside Picture of Finon-
Ii 0a i ciol ond Political America
By RAY TUCKER

WASHINGTON - Illustrative
of the dynamite which senatorial
politicos think Is in the third
term issue, numerous Democrats
with tough contests ahead plan
to brush the Roosevelt connec-
ton under the edge of the parlor
rugs, and hope it won't be no
ticed in coming campaigns.
Montana's Burton X. Wheeler
will take no walks but he will
give F. d. r. the silent treat
ment IN stumping his home
state. Nevada's Key Pittman.
who has been Roosevelt's foreign
policy chore-boy in the senate,
is losing serious sleep trying to
decide whether to mention the
president casually. or follow
Wheeler's tack.
The erudite David /. Walsh Of
Massachusetts, will make no bones
about IL; intellectually honest to
the bone-marrow and disapprov-
ing much of the New Deal, he
definitely will not team with
Roosevelt. and If ne mentions the
president at all, win lay the
cards of honest opinion on the
table.
Wyoming's Joe O'Mahoney
will say as little as possible; his
state Is touch-and-go anyway.
one of the worst of the mountain
state pictures. Connecticut's
Frank Maloney. one of the finest