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Evening star., 1941-09-25
100000 Blaze Hits
Waterfront Area
AT New London
Is Firemen Are Hurt;
Two Southern Fires
Cause $400, 900 Damage

by the Associated Press.
NEW LONDON, Conn, Sept. 25-
One of the worst fires in New Lon
don's history today left reduced tc
half-submerged wreckage the New
Haven Railroads steamship pier anc
freight terminal, situated where the
marine tempo has been greatly &C
celerated since the beginning Of the
defense program.
The loss here, the home of the
submarine base, was estimated un-
officially at 100000 and the cause
was listed as undetermined, al
though Chief Thomas H. Shipmar
attributed it to probable Careless
ness"
Sixteen firemen received minor
injuries fighting the fOur-houi
blaze, which started late Wednesday
afternoon and destroyed the 1000
foot pier, the 750-foot steel and
timber freight shed, eight laden
freight cars and small freight boat
1t was feared at first that the
fire might extend to the huge. ad-
jacent pier of the War Department
but the absence of strong winds
prevented It's spread.
Sailors and Marines from New
London and Groton, soldiers from
the Army depot and the island
forts in Long Island Sound and
Coast Guardsmen from the local
base aided New London firemen and
State, local and railroad police in
fighting the blaze and patrolling
the area
Evening star., 1941-09-25
Senator Murray Charges
Biq Business Rules Defense

Declaring that "big business dol
lar-a-year men, drawing huge sala-
ries from private corporations, have
moved into control of the Defense
Commission" Senator Murray, Dem
ocrat, of Montana charged last night
that small business enterprises have
been Disseminated against right and
left"
The Montanan said he would ask
for S1,0O0000 to carry on the work of
the special Senate committee study
ing the problems of small business,
of which he is chairman.
He described reports that small
business could not handle defense
contracts as cheaply and efficiently
as large contractors as pure, una
hulterated, big business propaganda" !"
Evening star., 1941-09-25

today, just few hours after Nor
folk, Va. had been visited by blaze
which wrecked Norfolk & Western
Railroad grain elevator.
The damage here, which included
nine freight cars, was estimated
at $150,00O to 100000. At Nor
folk, where 100000 bushels Of grain
were consumed, the loss was placed
at 100000.
Fayetteville firemen said the fire
in the freight station probably was
caused by an accumulation OF gases.
Evening star., 1941-09-25
Two Fires Cause
S4OO,OOO Domooe

FAYETTEVILLE. N. c., Sept. IS
(P.-Fire destroyed the Atlantic
Coast Lines freight station in this
booming Army camp town early
Evening star., 1941-04-13
"LET'S GRAB "A BITE"
Continued from pogs six

basis these mean something like two
hundred millions out of our pockets.
There are twice as many mattresses
as walters in our quick-lunch places.
Girls serve more daintily, spill less
soup and coffee. Some managers will
hire redheaded girls only; all admit
that goodlooking girls build business
- if you can get 'em.
No lunch is too quick for a bit of
badinage. If counterboys are not
quick-witted it is just too bad. If the
girls are slow in give and take they
lose caste, and sometimes their jobs.
While it is unlikely that the late
Senator Copeland's prophecy that
the family kitchen would disappear
altogether will be fulfilled, there is
every probability that the business
will continue to grow. Its employees
already number over half a million
directly, to say nothing of those who
work in the industries that supply it.
In other countries it is possible to
eat on the run, but only as matter of
emergency. Nowhere else has the
quick lunch been made a major activ-
ity on mass-production basis. 1t is as
democratic as hot dogs. as American
as pie a la mode. 1t is national insti-
tuition. Long may it wave!
Tie End
Evening star., 1941-04-13

for that - just as it has brought the
tomato sandwich. fruit juices and raw
vegetables to our quick lunch.
Vitamins boosted the quick lunch
by teaching us to get more nutriment
in less bulk. We look back with a
smile to the time when we ate dinner
in the middle of the day. Workers who
get an hour for lunch wouldn't think
of spending it over four-course meal;
no, we should rather have spare time
to window shop or get a haircut.
There are more than twelve hun
dred chains, most of them growing.
Among those on the wane are the
cafeterias, which once promised to
dominate the business. Cafeteria
means place where coffee is served.
Chicago appears to have been the first
to use the word as the name for a
place where the customers waited on
themselves. After the first burst of
popularity, the novelty of self-service
wore off a bit. Now there are but
twenty thousand of them, about one
tenth of the total number of places
where one can get a quick lunch. But
a lot of US still prefer them, because
thus we escape tipping.
Wait minute. When l spoke of a
two billion dollar business took no
account of the tips On a ten per cent
Evening star., 1941-04-13
IT'S GOING TO CHANGE
Confinved from puge twelve

her mother ran a clearinghouse, was
whopper.
The clearinghouse was on Green
Street in Hollywood, started by Mrs.
foung shortly after the migration of
the family from Salt Lake City, when
Gretchen Qater Loretta) was four
years old and her two sisters, Polly
Aim and Betty Jane, a few years older.
The clearinghouse venture was tough
going at first, even with all three girls
occasionally picking up what was then
considered big dough for doing extra
and juvenile work in the movies; but
Evening star., 1941-04-13
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

in the living room, for the alleged
entertainment of the guests; and later,
as they began to show some compe-
tence, at church affairs.
This was all right until the two
elder sisters finished school and went
back into the movies. where they be-
gan to go places in modest way.
Betty Jane is now Sally Blame. a
current film actress.) This was tough
on Gretch. The three girls had decid-
ed they all would be movie actresses.
and here was Gretch falling way be-
hind the Others.
Well, one week Gretch was home
alone, and the phone rang. 1t was
Mervyn Leroy. who was just start
ing his directorial career. He wanted
Evening star., 1941-04-13

to speak to Polly Ann. He had part
for her. He directed Gretch to tell her,
when she came home, to report at
once to a certain casting director.
She was about to explain that Polly
was out of town on a visit - which
she was - when she realized, from
what Mr. Leroy had said, that the
casting director in question never had
seen her sister. She kept her mouth
shut, hung up, put on her best dress,
hurried over to the studio and re-
ported as Polly Ann Young.
The casting director seemed bit
surprised at Polly AIMS youth. He
asked her to do scene for him. Poor
Gretch. 1t was far beyond her ability.
She got in there and tried to pitch,
but it was pretty awful, and she had
to confess. But whatever may be said
about the wages of sin, this one
worked out fine. She had done we'll
enough to demonstrate potential act
ing ability, and she was given screen
test at once. within the range of her
experience, her age and her ability.
She came out swell, and forthwith
was given a small part - but a part
- in Naughty But Nice" in which
Colleen Moore was starring.
That was the end of school.
Evening star., 1941-04-13

it grew. as the movies did, into some
thing colossal. overflowing into three
houses and accommodating up to
seventy-five guests. The largest board
inghouse in the world, for all l know.
Anyway, as soon as it was over the
hump, Mrs. Young yanked the kids
from the pictures and sent them to
the Sacred Heart convent school, near
Los Angeles. For a while the movies
were forgotten. except once a month
when the girls were home for the week
end. Then they devoted every minute
to amateur theatricals, movie style,
Evening star., 1941-04-13

II was the beginning of Loretta
Young.
saw her recently on the set OF
"The Lady From Cheyenne her
forthcoming vehicle. She was all
dressed up in white and she was love
ly, for the scene was that OF a ball
at the governors mansion; but in the
rest of the picture she is rough-and-
ready frontier product: distinctly
new type of role for her.
81 want more of these" she said.
''The first time ever was on movie
set, just before that business of the
operating room, the director took one
look at me and told me to go home
and wash my face. think that made
too much of an impression on me.
l mean, maybe I've kept it too clean
ever since. I'm beginning to think l
ought to muddy it up little. People
have been looking at it, the way it is,
for a pretty long time"
Well, maybe they have. Maybe you
ought to wear a mask, Gretch. Maybe
you ought to grow a beard.
And maybe you ought to leave your
face alone after this picture, and wear
your pretty dresses. Maybe you're all
right the way you are.
The End
Evening star., 1941-04-13
S1MPlE WAY 70 loSE
ABOUT J POUNDS 4 MoNyH

With the Ry-Krisp plan, any normal
overweisht person can lose about ?
pounds . month. To get plan. send
penny post.l, stating if for man or
woman. Address Ry- -krisp, 742C
Checkerboard Square, ST. Louis, Mo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
BY WALTER STEVENSON

CLUB ROYALE - Irish tenor
Peter Higgins begins a second week
tonight as the star of the Summer
time Revue. In addition TO a fine
singing voice, Higgins has a de-
bonair style of delivery which ac-
counts for much of his popularity.
Satirical subjects for the mu-
steal comedy dances of Gillette and
Richards lend touch of fantasy
to the show and their semi-serious
effort, a London "blackout' num-
Der. gets a great hand.
Alice Kavan, the female Paul
Draper" donS white top hat and
tails for her sophisticated tap Fou-
tines. which are highlighted by
swift spins.
Mardoni and his pretty assistant,
Louise, unfold tricks of illusion
and interesting mind-reading, and
the Winnie Hoveler girls feature a
Norwegian folk-dance routine.
Stan Norris and his band play
their farewell week. while next
Friday will mark the appearance
of Don McGrane's orchestra.
SPANISH STYLES
WONDER BARRY Baron and
his orchestra have learned a thing
or two about Spanish folk songs
from SongstreSs ConSuella, who
joined the group this week.
The Baron is StlH having dit.
ficulty obtaining men not eligible
for draft duty to enlarge his tfie
to an eight-piece affair. Mean
while. Sammy Dibert's crew alter
mates with American style tunes
from the dinner hour on.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lee
Secrest takes the spotlight. playing
popular tunes as well as a few of
the semi-claSSic ones.
The swing styles of blond Ruth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Anne Baxter SET
In Benny S+arrer

THE BIG break for which Anne
Baxter was waiting came to the
young actress when Twentieth
Century-FoX assigned her TO the
role of Amy in the production OF
."Charley's Aunt" which starts
work shortly under the direction
of Archie Mayo.
Under contract 10 Twentieth
.Century-FoX for the past year
Anne Baxter has been carefully
.groomed by the studio. She turned
i'm fine performance in her last
picture in support of John Barry.
more in The Great Profile
This time she will support Jack
Benny in this favorite stage
comedy of many years standing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Brooklyn Newsboy
Nov in Pictures

WHEN HALLY CHE TER.
member of the Little Tough Guys
film gang. was cast in the role of
"Swab' in Sea Raiders" he knew
ii was going TO be the easiest job
OF his screen career 10 date.
Some one must have been
reading my biography Chester
told Direct Ford Beebe.
'Swab' might have been me 10
years ago"
The role is that of n tough
waterfront newsboy. Chester was
at one time the ace news vendor
for the Brooklyn Times Union and
once won trip 10 Chicago for
selling the most newspapers in a
city-wide contest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Film Time Clock

MICHIGAN They Met in Bombay.
~ SO, All, 7.27. tO43 p. m, There's
Magic in Music 1870 a. m. 80 6:O2
.g1s p. m.
FOX lin the Navy" II n 2. s. s,
II p. m. Tight shoes" u 81, 3.t1, 6;47.
,g:i1 p m
PALMS STATE - Meet John Doe. "
II 10 a M Ala 7,0A 10-as m
million Dollar Baby" l;2l. 5;23. sl5
p. m.
ADAMs-"Hit the Road" II a m,
Il 81, 50. 6:I3. sat 10.55 p. m, "Pris-
'oner on Devils Island, % II 20. 3:il, SOP
.23. q:A y. m
CINFMA Blonde Has Servant Trou-
bile" l.35, i:20. 7:o5, $50 p. m: AS
rs Nj TERRA" -, 2.45, $50. SAB
II p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL - Great Amer.
can Broadcast. l229. $40. 7.09, 02a
Ip m, -. o. r. Detroit" II a. m. 2:20,
$40 9 p. m
FISHER Great American Broadcast.
~ so. AS. 7.i0, 1888 D. m: IF. o. b.
tB-trutt7'4-.2- 81 a-ef,-9:2S p. m.
RIVIERA $50 Great American Broadcast, =
80 sos. s;l7, 1926 p. m: IF. o. b.
Detroit" 70 80 3:3e. s:is. 9:57 p. m.
MADISON" Rembrandt" II m,
2:04. SOS. s:l2. 1905 p. m. NOTHING
sacred" IL 40 $50. 6:54. GAS p. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Night Club Sho,os for Weekend
List Many Ne,U Entertainers

the fine dance rhythms of Jimmie
Gargano's orchestra.
Ballroom and modern dance
steps are demonstrated by the
Wrights, graceful dance pair.
SLAPSTICK COMEDY
STEVEDoRA-Eddy Shepherd,
popular manager of this night spot
and a former entertainer in his
own right. assumes the master of
ceremonies post in the current
floor show.
It's one Of the funniest revueS
ever offered here. Every one
knows Hal and Dolly. a pair of
oldtime vaudeville comedians who
slapstick their way through an
hilarious sketch. A satire Of a
burlesque dancer is one of their
best presentations.
With the aid Of Jack Thomas
music, Madeline Lewis depicts the
more difficult forms of acrobatic
dancing.
500 CLUB-Dale Rhodes. inn
personator of Hollywood stars and
master OF ceremonies, introduces
fiery Ponchita Villa, rhumba and
conga dancer. as the No. ! per-
former among the newcomers 10
the revue. New also are Armand
and Juliana, song and dance team.
Knockabout comedians G. o d
and Goody remain over as do long
timers Mango Good, swingStress
hi Giovanni. operate tenor, and
Olga Ray, torch singer.
For shows and dancing, it's the
music of Horace Houck'S band.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
New Orchestra
Opens at Marco S

BOB RODRIGUEZ and his
Latin orchestra. featuring a Latin
rhumba singer, will open tonight
at Marcos Chop House IN West
Adams avenue.
The Rodriguez orchestra, from
Chicago. has won a wide following
for the versatile manner in which
it features the conga and rhumba
The importation of Rodriguez
music is in line with Marcos policy
of providing its patrons at al
times with the best in the popular
Latin entertainment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Four Parts

WILLIAM POWELL played four
separate parts in his first profess
sional stage role.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Annual Recital

THE MADAME ETIENNE
School of Dancing will present its
tenth annual recital and concert
ball tonight at 1880 p. N. in the
Y. w. c. A. auditorium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
REQUESTED RETURNS

Carole Lombard and Frederic
March in the technicolor comedy
romance Nothing Sacred" is the
request hit for Madison patrons.
ON the same program Charles
Laughton stars in Rembrandt. y
Starting Sunday Irene Dunno and
Randolph Scott are starred in
High. Wide and Handsome" to-
Cether with Claudette Colbert and
Fred MacMurray in Maid OF
Salem"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27

Raye and the torch numbers OF
Tina Dixon fit in with the fast
pace of the revue, which contains
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
NEW COMBINATION

The Michigan gives US new
combination starting today, that OF
Clark Gable and RoSalind Russell
in an exciting romantic drama
They Met IN Bombay. Although
Gable has been teamed with every
ONE on the M-G-M lot except Dame
MAY Witty. this is his first time
9th the tall dark and handsome
RpSalind. who has become a star
only within the past two years.
The locale. naturally is the
Orient. and the East meets the
Vest with a bang in this one
NF'or the companion feature we
have the long delayed appearance
The Hard Boiled Canary" who
~ Susanna Foster. Due 10 violent
objection on the part of the music
organizations of this country,
however. the name Of the film has
bsen changed back 10 its original
There's Magic In Music" which
pleases the erudite group more
han the suggestion Of a tough
ANGLE ON RrahuaS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
IN SECOND PLACE

Alice Faye, Jack Oakie and
John Payne in the romance OF
radio. form crystal sets TO the
present, The Great American
Broadcast will come 10 the
screens of the Broadway Capitol
Riviera, Fisher, Cinderella. Up
town and Royal theaters, the week
starting today while on the same
program will be IF. o. B. Detroit
Paramount's romance of the auto
mobile industry starring Ellen
Drew. Joel McCrea and Eddie
Bracken.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
:, Mary Holds at Fox,
, Late Flash on Films
Gable and Russell
& Teamed for
Il First Time
By CHARLES GENTRY

WHILE MOVIE manag or 5
Ninds triumph over the matter Of
what 10 show tho public a. a
rather late date. wc have 10 wait
before We can give the data on
what's playing here next week.
Z Now II can be told In The
Navy has definitely proven that
here are more Abbott and Cos
tello fans than there are army
contracts. and so the nautical
nonsense involving these two boys
will hold for 4 second week az
the Fox. starting today.
But just 10 provide a different
touch. the Fox Is changing IT'S SEC
oad picture 10 Tight Shoes, the
Damon Runyan story in which you
will fund John Howard. Binnie
Barnes. Broderick Crawford, Anne
GWynne and Leo GARLIC up 10
some new and wise tricks with
that Runyan touch
Ar interesting note about this
particular film yarn is that II Is
The first time Miss Barnes has
eyer appeared in a picture together
with Mike Frankovich, her nus
hand. who is also a well known
radio announcer.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16
SCENT iSrvAN EGYLET
vERHOvAY 21. FtOk
Aiapittatott 1901 au3usxtus 26-en
verhovayhoz csatlakozott
1894 szeptember rs Len

Eln6k Balask6 Gy0rgy. Aleln0k
Kuti Gabor. Titkar Kaluczky Janos.
1349 Republic Ave, Youngstown.
Ohio, telefon 43683. kihez az osszes
az egyletet erint6 levelek kulden'
d6k es betegsegek jelentld6k. PeLz
tarnok Hoffer Andras SCI Wilson
Ave, Youngstown, @. Ellen6r Bodzas
Janos. Szamvizsgal6 bizotsdg: Nens
nyi Miklos Ern6, Homolya lstvan,
Habodasz Gustav 4s Takacs Mikl6s.
Nagybizottsagi tagok eln0k es tit.
karon kivul meg Czene Claiborne,
es Homolya lstvan. Pottag Bentsh
Andras. Hivatalos orvosok: DR.. Mg
letz Andras DR.. Laurisin Jen6 es DR.
Sziics NJ Murril KerIleti szervez6
Takacs Mikl6s, 113 Halls Hights
Ave, telefon 3-7S59. - Gyiilesterem a
Scent Istvan Otthonban Gyiiles min
den h6nap els8 vasarnapjan delutan
2 orat6l kezd6d6leg. - Hivatalos lap
az Amerikai Magyar Ai.>p.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16
A MUNKASoK Mem BANNAK

tOrtennsk, ha a ket kivetellel
a javaslat meg lenne szavazva?
Az ing, a cip6, a ruha arat
megszabnak, de az inget, n
cipot, a ruhat gyart6 munka-
sok beret, mem lenne szabad
megszabni, S ha azok ber-
emelest harcolnanak XII ma
guknak, a gyaros kenytelen
lenne esetleg veszteseggel dol
gozni, esetleg az uzemet le-
zarni.
Ha viszont a munkaberekkel
mem tennenek kivetelt, akkor
az ing, a ruha, a cipo es 2
munka arat megszabnak, de a
kenyer es husarak esetleg fell
emelkednenek olyan magasra.
hogy AIT keptelenek lennenek
megvenni a munkaSok.
A munkasok tobbsege a Gal
lup-fele probaszavazason ugy
nyilatkozott, hogy keszsegesen
alavetnek magukat megszabott
munkabereknek, ha minden.
mex az arat megszabnak, es
JoZANSAGRA vail ez a nagy
tobbseg. Jozansagra azert
inert ha mem fogjak az arakat
korlatozni, akkor ugyan idon.
kent kapnak maid magasabk
bereket az emberek, de nagyor
jol tudjuk, hogy mindig csal
joval azutan, hogy az aral
felmentek. Vagyis az aremelke
desnel mindig a munkas veszt
Hogy a politikusok es {
munkasvezSrek miert ellenzil
megis a munkaberek es a farm
termenyek aranak a korlatoza
sat, ait megerheti konnyer
mindenki-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16
YOUNGSTOWN Is K0RNYEkI
OREG AMERikAs MAGYARoK
cSALADJA
Aiakuit 1888 Aprilis havaban

Disz csaladf6 Gagyi Janos. Disz-
csaladtag Molnar X. Istvan. Csaladf6
Homo1ya Istvan Helyettes Id. Hor.
vath fstvan, ir6deak Brizsak B.
Gy0rgy. 1926 Ford Ave-. Tel: 63507.
Szamado Benetsky e. JOSEF. Ellen
6r0k Matyasi Istvan Igyved. j. j.
B&nffy. Zaszl6viv6 Gene Gabor.
Haznagy Haszonics Ferenc. Nagybi.
zottsAg tagok: Homolya Istvan. Ma.
tyasi Istvan DR.. Laurisin Jen6: pot
tag id. Horvat Istvan. Csaladi tanacs
tagjai: tisztikar es a k0vetkezo
tagok: Balla Gabor. Czene Claiborne,
Korhut Istvan. Pottornay Janos,
Szab6 J. Istvan. Csumita Sander,
Rig6 MihAlyne. Homolya Istvanne,
Danko Ferenc. Danish JOSEF. Csomo
Menyhert. Brogli Ignatz. Hivatalos
temetesrendez6 Szab6 J. Istvan.
gyulesek idejet es helyet a tiszti.
tikar allapitia meg.
Hivatalos lap: Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16
CAMPBELL PoLcARs kOR

EIn0k G6m0ri Isty&n. Aleln6k Pal.
tok Miklos. Penzt&rnok Macy Latos.
Titk&r Molnar Mih&ly. Levelez6 tit.
kar Pajtok Pal. akihez minden level
cimxend6.. P6nxt. ellen6r, Raboczy Ist.
vap. Trusteek: vilcse J6zsef, Molnar
Wendell. HorvAth MihAly. Hazgondnok
Macy J6ssef. Ajt66r Lesny6nszky Gyu.
la. Int6z6 biz0tts.: Hensperger Josef,
Pajt6k MikI6s. Franks Ern6. Pajt6k
Pal As Fabian Gyula.
GyHl4seit minden h6nap negyedil
vasarnapjan 11S Reed Avei Maya,
Hazban tartja.
A N6i osztAiy TisztIkara:
Eln0k Hensperger J6zsefn6. Aleln0l
Majoros Ferencne. TitkAr Hal&sz ID
nosne. ~ Regent St.. Campbell, Ohio
P6nxtdrnok Rudolf Istv4nnA. Ellen6r
Sztank6 JanOsne. Gondnok Cxeel6d.
LukAcsne. Trusteek: Szalai Ferencne
P6lya Janosne 6s 10th Gy6rgyn@
Gyulesek minden m&sodik kedden .
Magyar Hazban.
Hivatalos lap az Amerikai Maya
Hirlap
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16

Altalanos meglepetest KEEL
tett a Gallup-fele probaszava-
zasok egyik eredmenye, amely
szerint a munkasok keszsege-
sen belle egyeznenek, hogy a
bereket korlatozzak, amig vege
nem lesz a nemzeti valsagnak.
A kormany, a kongresszus Is
minden jozanul gondolkozo
ember szeretne megakadalyoz-
nj, hogy ismetlodjek, ami az
elso vilaghaboruban megtor-
tent, hogy az arak felemel-
kedtek a felh6kig,
A kormany felhatalmazast
kert a kongresszustol, hogy
minden fontos szuksegletnek
az arat megszabhassax, ami
mel magasabbra AIT mem sza-
badna emelni.
A jozan emberek belatjak,
hogy ez udvos lenne, S csak ket
elem tiltakozott ellene idaig
A politikusok es a hivatasos
"munkasvezerek'', akik volta
kepen szinten inkabb politiku-
sok, mint igazi munkasok.
A farmer-allamok kepvisele-
te rogton felszolalt, hogy csak
abban az esetben adjak mee
ezt a felhatalmazast a kor-
manynak, ha mem nyulnak q
termeny-arakhoz ha teljes XII.
vetelt tennenek a farrnerral.
A munkasvezer urak hason.
loan kivetelt kivannak a mum.
kabereket illetoleg, AIT ko.
vetelik, hogy annak a saba.
lyozasara semrni esetre ne ad
janak felhatalmazast a kor
manynak.
Lassuk most mar, hogy m
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