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Evening star., 1940-12-08
of Metropolis Citizens Association The publication
By Bouden of the association
18 CivicUnits
Will Meet
This Week
A. U. Park Group
To Take Up
Blood Tests

are scheduled TO meet this week.
DR.. Eugene w. Higgins, chairman
of the Public Health Committee OF
the American University Park
Citizens Association, will give a
report on the proposed pre-marital
blood tests in the District at a meet
ing Thursday night. A report also
will be given by the chairman Of
the associations Traffic Committee,
it was announced by the president,
James E. Maxwell.
Nomination and election of Off
GERS will be the special order of busi-
ness when the Park View Citizens
Association meets tomorrow eve
ming.
A report on recent book additions
to the Mount Pleasant Branch Pub
lie Library will be MADE at meet
ing of the Mount Pleasant Citizens
Association Saturday night.
The Kalorama Citizens Associa-
ton will hold a joint meeting with
the Parent-Teacher Association of
the John Quincy Adams School
Tuesday night. The meeting has
been changed from the regular
scheduled Monday night and Will
be held in the Adams School,
Comdr. Frank Slingluff, president,
announced.
Improved streetcar and bus serv-
ice in the Michigan Park and
Brookland area will be discussed at
a meeting of the Michigan Park
Citizens Association Wednesday
night. John j. Hurley, president, said
A program for the coming year
will be worked out at a meeting of
the Burleith Citizens Association
when the group meets tomorrow
night, Charles c. Tatum, jr., presi-
dent. announced.
Following is the complete schedule
OF the 18 citizens associations meet
ing this week:
Monday.
Burleith-Gordon Junior High
School, 1919 Thirty fifth street
NV. 8 pm.
Hillcrest-East Washington
Heights Baptist Church, Alabama
and Branch avenues Sc, 8 pm.
National Gateway Church OF
Christ. Twenty-eighth and Douglas
streets NE, 8 pm.
Park View-Park View School
Warder street and Newton place
NV, 8 pm.
Piney Branch - Roosevelt High
School, Thirteenth and Upshur
streets NV, s pm.
Tuesday.
Benning - Benning School, 508
Minnesota avenue NE, 8 pm.
Kalorama-John Quincy Adams
School, Nineteenth and California
streets NV, 8 pm.
Logan Thomas Circle - 1l20
Rhode Island avenue NV, 8pm.
Stanton Park Peabody School,
Fifth and C streets NE: 8 pm.
Summit Park-East Washington
Heights Baptist Church, Alabama
and Branch avenues Sc, 8 pm.
Wednesday.
Michigan Park Bunker Hill
School, Fourteenth street and Mich
igan avenue NE, 8 pm.
North Randle Community-Port-
able School. Minnesota avenue and
E street Sc, 8 pm.
Rhode Island Avenue-Woodridge
branch public library, Twenty sec
ond street and Rhode Island ave-
une NE, 8 pm.
Thursday.
American University Park-Hurst
Hall, American University, Massa-
chusetts and Nebraska avenues
NV, 8 pm.
Congress Heights Congress
Heights School, Nichols avenue and
Raleigh street Sc, 8 pm.
Connecticut Avenue-All Souls
Church, Connecticut and Cathedral
avenues NV, 8 pm.
Friday.
Brightwood - Paul Junior High
School, Eighth and Oglethorpe
streets NV, 8 pm.
Saturday.
Mount Pleasant-Mount Pleasant
branch public library, Sixteenth and
Lamont streets NV, pm.
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D. 6. Business
A. B. 6. Bourd Lists
Two Hearings
A. B. C.. BOARD.
I license Ann1icatiOnS.

A. b. G. BOARD.
License Applications.
Abraham J. Ehrnck of U-I Cut
Rate Store, 1245 Good Hope road
Sc, packaged wine and beer.
Hearings.
Milton KipsoulL, 521 G street
NV, change from beer and wine
by the drink to liquor by the drink
Monday, 2:30 pm.
Frank Korber, 910 Fifth street
NV, same-Thursday, 2:30 pm.
Evening star., 1940-12-08
ONE WAY TO REMIND YOUR MEMBERSHIP December issue
OF the Metropolis Viewpoint reminder to members of meetings
Correction of Ailments
OF Students Emphasized
District PIT. A. President Urges
Action by Mothers to Remedy
Children's Physical Defects
By MRS. C, ID. LOWE,
President, d C

D. C
holiday
will have time nothing thinking about whether
shopping-or
we've forgotten
the rush gets too strenuous should like to ask to
pause moment-mohers especy-to determine possible
children
fort the
Evening star., 1940-12-08
Business Groups
West End Parade
Planned Friday

The following nine businessmen
associations are scheduled to hold
meetings this week:
Monday, December 9.
Brookland-W Woodbridge - Regular
meeting. Odd Fellows Hall, 2022
Rhode Island avenue NE, $50 pm.
Cleveland Park-Regular meeting,
Connecticut avenue branch Of the
CITY Bank. 3401 Connecticut avenue
NV, $50 pm.
Park View-Regular meeting,
Georgia avenue branch of the City
Bank, 1903 Georgia avenue NV.
$50 pm.
Southeast Regular meeting,
Donohoe's real estate Office, 3l4
Pennsylvania Avenue Sc, BIS pm.
Tuesday, December 10.
Columbia Heights-Regular meet
ing and luncheon, Sholl's Cafe, 3027
Fourteenth street NV, 12:l5 pm.
Connecticut Avenue Regular
meeting, Mayflower Hotel. Connecti-
cut avenue and De Sales street NV,
$50 pm.
Georgetown Regular meeting,
1887 Wisconsin avenue NV,
S:l5 pm.
Thursday, December IL.
Central-Luncheon New Colonial
Hotel, Fifteenth and M streets NV,
1915 pm.
Northeast - Luncheon, Weber's
Cafe, 402 H street NE, 1915 to Ills
pm.
Calendar Notes.
The Federation Board of Direc-
tors will meet Wednesday at 8;15
pm, Continental Hotel, North
Capitol, between D and E streets.
The Hardware Board of Directors
will meet Thursday at $3.50 pm, E.
Robinson, Inc, 2301 Pennsylvania
Avenue Sc.
The Second Annual Parade of the
West End Businessmen Association
will be held Friday. First, second
and third prizes will be awarded to
competing bands, also a prize will be
awarded to the best marching unit
and to the best float in the parade.
Bands and marching units wishing
to compete should call John c.
Marceron, chairman, Metropolitan
1851.
Evening star., 1940-12-08
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
Citizens Aid Stars Yule Drive;
Probe of Tax.Free Real Estate
BY JESSE c. SUTER.

week the civic broke in festvtes-begnnng
celebrations. Tuesday evening
Northwest Council Citizens Associations a
resenatve group from many associations the Columbia Country
Club in honor of William
trct long we'll
Committee the District of Columbia There
the civic forces the retirement
Senate While the leaders been agree
ment with Senator King they appreciation
OF his faithful devotion to that his
congress and OF the local legislature of the District Columbia
Also Tuesday and
operation of the Voteess District League Women
Voters held its annual dinner meeting Mr. Pusy
ce editor OF the Washington Post spoke Our
Capital and interesting discussion and questions followed
Last night another double evening
citation of the Oldest inhabitants the District holding
Its annual dinner honor the 18th
on AS usual there gathering of the heads major
organizations special following
the theme OF the evening Political
District of Columbia This group the pararchs grahed
to show for the year 1910 net gain membership
the first gain in membership in years
AT the time this celebration Raleigh
HOTEL pubic schools District officials the citizens Southwest
Washington celebrating the anniversary
Thomas Jefferson Memorial Junior High School Library
takes the place the old
the building by Congress when the
citizens claim that Congress aimed make the
length the long delay in getting this muclneeded building
Saturday night very represent
atves because addition the gatherings named
Federation of Citizens Associations
its December meeting Many leaders quandary
where go.
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An Immediate Civic and Humanitarian Task

December for every one
is getting ready for getting Christmas The civic
under when the budget
are disclosed to the taxpayers then that problems
will present themselves.
But right every be- getting the true
Christmas spirit of doing something worthwhile
nate help them have merry happy
OF the civic leaders and joining in the
The Star, the National Boadcastng
theaters with cash contributions campaign for
the neeoy The headquarters for this campaign
eonenance of Santa Claus From
leaders are broadcasing appeals
napier oy making 1t possible for the less fortunate to
have a happy Christmas
The money brought sent to the Christmas
The Star will direct to the Council Agencies
corps of volunteer workers going see that no
family is taken of than gift going
70 1amnes VIII depend upon the number of children family
Inc size and the number OF such gifts will of
the number and the need is great
among the unfortunate the give part of the more
fortunate, is even greater.
Toys and clothing beginning at the 12 War
Bros theaers youngsters are also to have mart in
tne spreading OF the Christmas spirit through
on December a. The children their parents will be admitted
to the movies by bringing
This immediate problem the foregoing care
@ plans are only temporary solution Social
can see that in some instances this really the way to
the permanent solution Such practical Christmas time
q more prosperous existence.
Here is an opportunity residents to vote as early
and as often they desire they have voting
residence elsewhere or not.
Community Chest SSS,OOO Short of Minimum
Wednesdays report the 1912 Community Chest CAM
pe Su So8OoO short OF the minimum s2OO
ooo This campaign examples of civic
teamwork There contributors indicating that MANY
were elher overlooked or failed do their pop
aton by the revised figures percentage
ADULTS here far exceeds the
aoJacent counties OF Maryland and Virginia
the number OF those from whom contributions reasonably
expected.
This discloses the problem which met in future CAM
palg OF how to make of the minded
Some the workers have what
Community Chest idea really They also surprised at
the indifference OF this obligation Some
Just seem unable to where they picture
Some OF the of impressed that
there need for revision quotas In some in
stances quotas entirely high low The
latter true in Offices
employees should have warranted higher quota
The Community of the Districts best ORGANIZED
ACTIVITIES and is through the workers and leaders
that has been Some of the experiences
toned above expected helpful further perecng the ma
enne so tnat larger number of contributors larger
ributions will be the
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The following nine businessmen
associations are scheduled to hold
meetings this week:
Evening star., 1940-12-08
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xeIIYs ass I1ss AssAlAx
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-04
MASNAK IS LEHET ICAzA
A LABOR BOARD ZAvAROs uGYE

tasara szikseges penzt egyet-
len okbol = Sapos igazgato
Matt, akinek ketsegtelenul fe-
jere olvastak mar korabban,
hogy ha Italian mem kommunis-
ia, de a. voros0k fele hajlik
minden tekintetben. Sapos
tudvalevoleg Or oszorszagban
szuletett es bar amerikai pol
gar, allando erintkezest tartott
fent a kommunista elemekkel
az Egyesii1t Allamokban.
Mem kell tehat azzal We
szodni, hogy Sapos elbocsata-
sat k0veteljek a, Labor Board
harom vezet6jet6l, akdk k0ziil
ketto ext semmi szin alatt mem
tette volna meg. Mines penz,
tehat nincs alias Sapos re-
szere, inert Sapos mem olyan
scent, aki 0nzetleniil dolgoznek
es meg ha meg is akarna ten
nj AIT, hogy eddig jol fizetett
munkajat ezutan ingyen We
gezze, AIT Sc engednek meg
neEd, inert hiszen eppen azert
t0roltek a kiadasi teteleket,
hogy Sapost6 szabaduljanak.
A kepvisel6hazi vitak soran
egy- olyan pont meriilt fel, a
mely feltunest keltett, pedig
csak annyit mondott ez a
pont:
- Masnak is lehet igaza.
EFT a kijelentest a Labor
Board choke, Madden csalta
XII a kepviselokbol, amikor ko-
rilbeliil a kovetkezoket mon
dotta
A munkatorvenybe a
torvenyhozoknak be kellett
volna illesszenek bizonyos sza-
vakat, de mivel eek a sza-
yak "veletlensegbol" kimarad-
tax, mi ugy ereztuk, hogy ne
kiink kell potolni a hianyz6
szavakat. Vegtelenul teved-
mex azok, akik ezt az eljara-
sunkat biralgatjak, inert mem
lehet igazuk.
Amire egyszerre harom OIL
dalrol feleltek a. kepviselok:
- Ne legyen olyan ontelt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-04

tex, mem csoda hat ha a fla
talok az ilyen 0regektol Glide
genednek.
En- ait hiszem, hogy ha az
Greg sziil6k mem akarnak a
fiataloknak az eletmodjat min
denaron megszabni, ha mem
probalnak azokra az evszaza-
dos szokasokat es eletmodot
rakenyszeriteni, ugy mem igen
lehetne okuk a panaszra.
En- a magam reszerol, bar
meg mem tudom, hogy mire ju-
tok, szeretnek a gyermekeim
mellett maradni. Ha azonban
ez valami okbol kifolyolag mem
lenne lehetseges, ugy ait hi
szem, hogy egy nyugdijas ore
get, akinek a nyugdij mellett
meg egy jo egylete is van, szi-
vesen es becsiiletesen eltarta-
nanak a County Home-ban is.
Persze egy magyar aggmen-
hazban meg jobb volna, de
ahhoz sziikseges lenne, hogy
a most meglevoket IA, sziikseg-
hez kepest megnagyobbitsak.
Szoval en- ugy latom, hogy
azoknak a kivenult magyarok-
max, akik tisztessegben es be-
csuletben begvenultek, mines
okuk a bankodasra.
Most pedig ARA kerem Ont
uram, hogy ezt a levelet ne
koz0lje a lapban, inert en- ezt
csak 0nnek irtam, inert mem
akarom, hogy valaki is felre
ertsen, inert hiaba a legbecsu-
letesebb szandek vezetett, so
kan megis felreertenenek.
Vagyok 0szinte hive:
Szakacs Imre
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-04

volt, hOgy mem akarta AIT Sc
eliSmerni, hogy masnak is le-
het igaza.
EFT a sebet ugy akarjak
orvosolni, hogy a Labor Board
vezet6inek szamat haromr0l
otre hvanjak felemelni. Ez a
lsormany javaslata es a KEEP
visel6k igen nagy resze ugy
latta, hogy ez egymagaban
mem segit a, nehez helyzeten.
De a kormany is ugy tett,
mint a Labor Board. AIT
mondta, hogy csak neki lehet
igaza es bar keresztiil tudott
er6szakolni egy ilyen dontest,
ketsegtelen, hogy AIT a felso
haz, szenatus lie fogja sza-
vazni.
Senkise hitte AIT, hogy a
munkatorveny koriili vitat a
kepviselohaz fogja eldonteni.
Az igazi hare a szenatusban
fog lefolyni es pedig a k0ltseg-
vetesi vita kereteben. Nagyon
valoszinunek latszik, hogy adj
dig a szenatus egyetlen cent
kiadast Sc szavaz meg a mum
katorveny vegrehajtasara, a
mig annak mai vezet0seget
az elnok egeszen vi emberek-
kel mem csereli XII.
Ha e tekintetben mem torte-
mix engedmeny, akkor mum
kat0rveny vegrehajtasara mem
lesz penz es eloall az a ma
gyon furcas helyzet, hogy lesz
egy nagyon sziikseges, nagyon
egeszseges torvenyiink, anne
lyet azonban mem lehet foga-
natositani, inert nem adtak e
celra a torv&nyhozok penzt.
Els mindez csak azert kovet-
kezik be, inert a hivatalnoki
karba nagyon begyokerezett az
az erzes mostansag, hOgy
csak nekik lehet igaZuk.
EFT a gondolatot Ell lehet
hitetni vagy rea lehet erosza-
kolri a nepre, de mem a tor
venyhozokra, akikben nagy
hajlandosag van szinten ARA,
hogy onmagukat csalhatatla-
noknak tartSak. A ket csal-
hatatlansagot igenylo csoport
kozott azutan elvesz a gyerek
es ennek a munkassag fogja
legjobban karat latni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-04

Mr.. Madden. Masnak is le-
het igaza.
Es ennek a szerencsetlen
elSzolasnak lett a k0vetkez-
menye az, hogy alaposabb
vizsgalat ala vettek, mikor es
hol modositottak a Labor
Board vezetoi a t0rvenyt,
amelyet a t0rvenyhozok ke-
szitettek?
A vizsgalat a kovetkez6
eredmenyekre vezetett::
1. A Labor Board a maya
szajaize czerint kiegeszitette
a Wagner t0rvenynek AIT a
pontjat, amely az unfair
labor practices lenyeget ha-
tarozza meg.
2. A Labor Board rendele-
teket adott XII a munkaadok-
kal szemben, anelyek mesz-
sze tulhaladtak AIT a hatas-
k0rt, arnelyet a Board reszere
a t0rveny ad.
3. A Labor Board a SUI
preme Court egyenes d0nte-
sevel szemben megtagadta az
engedelmesseget abban a te-
kintetben, hogy a munkaado-
kat berszerz6desek megkote-
sere kotelezte, holott a Su-
preme Court kimondta, hogy
ezt mem teheti.
A vitanak azonban volt
megis egy olyan megallapita-
sa, amelyet minden munkas
es munkasbarat orommel lid
vOzOlhet. A tOrvenyhozas vagy
egyelore legalabb is a kepvi-
selohaz megallapitotta, hogy a
m u n k t o r venynek vannak
kisebb, lenyegtelen hibai, anne
lyeket potolni lehet es kell,
de lenyegeben egeszseges tor
veny az, amelynek rendelke-
zeseit mem szabad bolygatni
Az egyedili, amt tenni kell
az, hogy igazsagosabb, partat-
lanabb emberekre kell bizni
a torveny vegrehajtasat. Olya-
nokra, akik a L4ewisok es a
Greenek kegyeit mem hajszol-
jak, akiknek nincsen voros
vagy rozsaszin hajlandosaguk
hanem van ANIMAL eroteljesebh
partatlansaguk. Ez hianyzott
csupan a Labor Boardnal
amelynek 0sszetetele olyar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-04

A szovetsegi kepviselohaz Il
k0ltsegvetesi vita soran mum
ka-torvennyel foglalkozott es
er6teljes mozdulattal Hvagott
a Labor Board kiadasaira kert
penzbol egy tetelt, amely
ugyan anyHgilag mem jelente-
keny, de a torvenyhozok ham
gulatat feltiin6en jellemzi.
Kivagtak a Research (kuta-
tasi) osztaly tovabbi fentar-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-04
SzAKkCS IMRE LEvELET IRT

tet, a kiil0nfele ugynevezett
cerealt es gyum0lcs0ket es oda
adogattak olyan csaladoknak,
akiknek meg volt az a bizo-
nyos allando munkajuk eE
ahol az ICY suttyomba kapott
elelmet moh6n es farkas Ct
vaggyal fogyasztottak el.
En- ra tudnek mutatni a fla
tai, munkabiro ferfiak tucat-
jaira, akiknek a figyelmet fell
hivtam, hogy lit vagy oft a
banyaban kaphatnanak azon-
nal munkat, amire Ok AIT fe-
leltek, hogy "the hell with the
coal mines, got more from
relief that two or three men
can make in the mine" Ebbol
aki erteni tud, erthet es aki ert,
annak a velemenyen aztan iga-
zan ne csodalkozzek senki.
Most pedig raterek az ugy-
nevezett segelymunkara, WPA,
ami a nemzet legnagyobb re-
szet mar kezdi felhaboritani.
Higvie Ell nekem SZerkeSZtO ur.
hogy azok, akik ext a segely-
munkat ellenzik, mem laz arra
jogosultak iranti irigysegb6l
ellenzik ait, hanem azert,
inert az igazsagnak es helyes
eljarasnak ugy kellene ait csi-
nalni, hogy azokra a munkak-
ra azokat az embereket kelle-
ne alkalmazni, akik eletkoruk
Matt maganvallalko soknal,
gyarban vagy banyaban mum
kat mar mem kaphatnak. Az
ilyenek az efele munkat meg
eleg jol elbirnak, de ehelyett
ait latjuk, hogy a segelymun-
kasok legnagyobb resze eros,
egeszseges fatal emberekbol
all, akik Ia, kulonb0z6 helyeken
konnyebben kaphatnak mum
kat, mint a. mar idosebbek,
de akik a jpsagos istennek Sc
akarnak tobbe mashol dolgoz-
nj, ha egyszer a segelymunkat
megkostoltak.
Ha az ember elhalad egy
segelymunkat vegzo csoport
mellett, azonnal feltiinik, hogy
az a nehany id6sebb ember,
akiknek esetleg oda lehetett
jutni, allandoan mozgasban
van es dolgo1ik, habar lassacs-
kan is, mig a fiatalok csak al
landoan bolondoznak es ciga-
rettaznak. Mem dolgoznak ok
a szentnek sem.
Szerkesztom, on ait irta ne
KEN egyszer, amikor a reliefre
vonatkozolag irtam, hogy in
kabb adjanak egy-ket erdemte-
lennek, mintsem hogy az ARA
erdemesek sziikolkodje Hat
jol van, mem is kivanja AIT egy
tisztesseges ember sem, hogy a
felebaratja a sajat hibajan XII
viii allo okokbol nelkul0zz0n es
ehezzen. Viszont AIT sem XII
vanhatja senki, hogy azok a
csaladapak, akiknek magukon
es felesegeiken kivil meg g.
80 gyermekrol is KEEL gon-
doskodni, meg jobban huzzak
az igat csak azert, hogy egy
alias s0predek minden munka
nelkul ellen es lustalkodjon.
En- igenis AIT tartom, hogy az
allamnak k0teleSSege a tiszteS-
seges polgarairol gondoskodni,
de amilyen joga van az allam-
max ARA, hogy a bJinost bin
tesse, amilyen hatalma van ar
ra, hogy egy gonosztevot vagy
egy gyilkost meg milli6k kozott
is megtalaljon es elcsipjen, -
ugyanilyen joga es hatalma
van ARA is, hogy az ismert
dologkeruloket 0sszefogdossa As
megbiintesse, meg pedig ugy,
azzal az igazsagos biintetessel,
hogy ha mem dolgozol, hat ne
is egyel, helyesebben ha' mem
akarsz dolgozni, hat enni sem
kapsz. Akkor azokat az igazan
raSzOrl1ltakat, akik Onhibaiu-