davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
II You Ever Got OF a Train
49,. usrt~.l. A.. Tbo Ngnr-tnn . =. a

II You Ever Got OF a Train
mt ) O'Clock In The Morning and
Then Discover You've -Alighted
Mt the Wrong Station, Don't
Wonder Disconsolately What To
DO. Consult instantaneous Eth
quette, the Amusing Feature
Presented In Picture by Fish,
Brilliant English Satirist, and
Answered by Mr.. Arthur Bugs"
Baer. Famous Humorist. In The
American Weekly. the Magazine
Distributed with Next Sundays
issue Of The Dstroit Sunday
Times. o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Soviet Attack Shows Nazis
i'm Need of Foodstuffs

roughly three times as large as
for Germany alone. IL would
seem that a bad situation has
been made worse by the meas
ures taken Ia improve IT,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Detroit Poultry

Market steady; hens average run. 2ie
leghorn hens. , ibs. and up. isc cocks
i0T i2c. rock sprinCers his, i9c: lbs
and M. 22c leghorn broners. lbs. and
up, 1sc.
EGGS Market firm, current receipts.
2si.e; undergrsdes, 2iit 025i.c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

Universal Consolidated Oil Com
pany declared a dividend of Is
cents on the common, payable July
NJ TO stock of record July Z.
Previous disbursement was 80
cents in June, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Farmers Market

APPLES-Delicious, fancy, S225 bu
y 80 Da 81 500 ,7S So RI No spy fsnsy
Steele Red. fancy, rs bu. No. /. 81 %
"a so. No. ?. 75c
BEANs--Green, No l. 81 eol2; wax,
fancy So No. /. 75a325
dive. No. /, slnl25 bu. No. 2, 75c;
sorrel 80 n 60c bu, Swiss ehsrd, ton SOC
bu kale. sou 75c bu. mustard. 50 n 40C
bu. turnips, asa A5c spinach, No. l. t0n
50c-Nn--2 Soc. Leaf lettuce No. &c
n soc lo-lb. basket, 500 soc bu.; col
lards No. l. go SOC bu
HEAD LETTUCE Fancy. 81 80 a rs
bu. No. / 90c n LIS bu No. 2. 75e bu.
AsPARAGUs-Fancy, S1.1OQ1.25 dozen
BEETs-No. 1. $50 soc dozen punches
CABBAGE No. I. 5oa75c bu No ?
soc bu. celery cabbage. 5Op e5c, green
No. /. 35u soc.
BRoCcoLI-No. l, s2n2 IS bu
CARROTS-No. /. i5 n soc dog. bchs
CAULIFLoWER-No. ]. Sl.409 l.75 bu
NO 3,r + AZ E 20 og' sogs5e aoz beh,
No ! 25n 35c; No 2 l5c.
f. CELERY ROoT-No. I. T5c n 81 bu
CHERRIES Sweet, fancy, 81 so, No. I
~ - IT s. b. fS-.-a-s is-ai5sTt-
CURRANTs-No. ], S3u3.5o PLOT
crate.
DlLL-40 Il soc dor bchs.
EGGS--Large 7541O.25 3O-doz case
medium. IS 75H9.25.
KOHL-RABI-N No. l. j0T Csc dog. hchs
-LEEKs Fancy, Si25; 90 doz. bchs.
No. ] use a 81.
oNIoNs-Green. No. !. $50 55c doa
punches.
PARsNIPs No. T. 6jd s5c. bu.
PARSLEY--4O ~ soc dOI Dchs
PARSLEY ROOT No. l. ijn 55c hu
PEAS-Fancy. S225 bu; No. 1, $l7i
az: No. 2. 81 5Odl.75.
PLANTS-Flsts Flower, so q I5c; vege-
tables. iOa soc; gersniums, $2.251 81
/ IA pot fat
PoTAToEs-No. /. 75a GOO bu no. 2
| IS ~ soc
PoULTRY-He live heavy breeds 20
u 22c n. leghorns. 1sp zoe broilers
heavy % N 25c 10. leghorns. 20 22c 10
RADtSHES Red. No. ! IS - soc doz.
bchs No 2 25c: long white 90 SOC.
/ RASPBERRIES Black. - 50d5 2i-qt
crate red. So 80 70 B. Is q pts.
RHUBARB 49, outdoor. No I, asa 3jC
doZ. hchs
SQUASH Summer. No l. s2a225 =.
bu
STRAWBERRIES Fancy. 81 2t-qt
crate No I. 50 504ff; No ? Aa02jO
TOMATOES Hothouse fancy, - so, No
H. S2122j. No. .. 81 500l.7j.
VEGETABLE OYSTERS No. /, soc u 81
doz. bChs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

CATTLE-Receipts 500; market steady
choice TO prime yearlings, dry fed, SO. 30 y
II IS good 10 choice yearlings, dry fed
SO o 1886, good 10 cnoice heavy steers
dry fed, Sl0.25ul l.2j; fair TO good year
hngk. dry fed Sgnl0. fair 20 good heavy
streets. dry fed SeH 10. common butcher
cattle SsGs best cows, S7.7ous2j. good
butcher and cutter cows, STH1.15; Gamer
cows, ssh 62J, Old rims, 81 so down best
light butcher and heavyweight bologna
fbul1s, XST $50 medium weight bologna
bulls, S7ns, light common bulls, S6n Z
stock bulls So 30 ~ good 10 choice stock
ers and feeders IS so Al common tc
fair sloCkers and feeders 81 n $50. milk
ers and springers, SOS 90.
VEAL CALNES-Rece pts 500 market
slow. not fully established; early sales
Sl2 30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS -- Receipts 200
market steady best spring lambs, Sl2 %
" so. fair 10 good. S9u IL. skips. IS down
best sheep, 81 $50 fair 20 good - 90 q
. So. rulls and common. Sl.50n ESQ
HOGS Receipts, 200 market stead,
10 ljc higher. good and choice. 200 20 23C
Ms Sl0.75. $50 10 $50 lbs SO %. lsC
% 200 lbs SO % $50 10 270 ms, $40 81
go 20 300 lbs, SO -; heavies, 500 I,
-lt-su-S - -4sn-Ihs- $40 30
roughs SsVe25; lights SO ~ 1925, pigs
$40 q 10 25, stays, IS. 25 so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

Public service Corporation - Nsw Der
rev and subsidiaries showed -, the L.
months ended MaAat a me- nsous OF
s2f 01G 0s2 afrr depreciation federal fr-
come taxes interest. subs .dlarf preferred
dIvidends etc. equal affef dividend 20.
quIrcmfnts m tho COMPANY preferred
stocks 90 81 IS share or in1 los shares
1I common Suck against S2h s01 So rr
81 s. share Z the IL months ended Ma
Al 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
VAST RItTNIo
Earnings


fiin1ls Central Railroad system re-
ported Cor fhr five months ended MAY 81
not incrr8C of 50 52a. 800 equal 81 - 90
q sfars 90 me common. AEHIrst nci loss IL
Sf 1859 in TIE 1890 period MAY net
income vsr 81 $50 81. against q loss a.
S6B2 ga 10 MAJ, 1850.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

Air Reduction Company, Inc,
declared an extra dividend of 25
cents and the regular quarterly
dividend of 25 cents on the COM
mon. both payable July ID TO
stock of record July ). A similar
extra was paid April Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Dividends

Anaconda Wire and Cable Com
pany declared a dividend of 80
cents on the common. payable
July p to stock of record July II.
Same amount was paid in April.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
CHIC AGO

CHICAGO June % --GNSl-HOGS- Re
CENTS. Is 600 market Toe higher, hold
overs. ] 600 Top. SlO.7j: bulk, SO i0a
1910; hesyies S10.2j 10 90 mediums,
$1,000 1878. lights $40 % ~ 10 Is. light
-4+shlsA $40 10 30 packing sOWs, 50 30 b
10 25 pigs S8UiO
CATTLE Receipts. 10 600. market
steady. Calves receipts 500 market,
steady Beef steers Choice SiiN12 as
medium. SsGl1. YeaTlings. s. 25 81 -
Butchers. Heifers 81 30 p II 90, cows, 81 jC
H9 Q; bulls. S7.5Oal0. calves, S7H il.50
feeder steers - IA stockers: steers. s,
~ - 2j cows and heifers - 10.
SHEEP Receipts. : ZOO market. STEADY
Lambs. Si2 - % Il 81 common &lOn II 23
searlines 50 g 1925. feeders, So 10, ewes,
50 50v4T5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Hershey Chocolate Corporation

declared the regular quarterly
dividend of IS cents on the COM
mon. payable August Is to stock
of record July 25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

International silver Company
declared a dividend OF 81 on the
common. paS able July is 10 stock
IL record July 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Detroit Stock Exchange

1871 Drnrty eEsua ." stock d-op'onai stoc
fash. -On account o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

Chain Belt Company declared a
dividend of d centS-on the COM
mon, payable July % TO stock Of
record July 10. A similar amount
was paid April 25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
HIf AGO

CHICAGO June %. UNS) BUTTER
Receipts. lsO24 tubs; market steady
extras % score. SO - standards go score
cars 36tc extra hrsts. OF score 30 &C.
hrsts. ss-s9 score. 3i1s u 35c. specials. 80
score 81 g37stc.
EGGS Receipts 2O15i eases market.
steady. current recelpts. 26isc. fresh extra
hrsts 81 ~ 27iac fresh hrsts, n % &C.
dirties. 25itc. ChoCkS "a. e..
EESE-Twins. 20 2Oi c; daisies.
prints and longhorns. 20i4 r2ic
LIVE POULTRY Market steady "a
strong. turkeys. III i7c hens. Is n ~ i-c.
leghon hens 10 lie, springers. $50 22c
broiiers, lS'i lgisC; ROSTERS, IL = q lac.
ducks, 9114iac geese. IN loo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

Northern Indiana Public Sery-
ice Company declared dividends OF
SITS on the 7 per cent preferred,
S150 on the 6 per cent preferred
and Sl37ls on the 81 per cent
preferred, all payable July II to
stock of record July 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongard 4 GO.
Windsor. Prices IN cents II a. ~ quo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK. June 26 = Prices gwen in
ents
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
pITTSBI RGH


PITTSBURGH June % GNS) -
CATTLE Receipts SO. market steady
steers choice. Si1 III so medium ~ good.
So 5H 40 30. common s. 500 -; heifers,
medium 20 good $50 common 500 t
80. COWS medium to good 81 .i5p Z 70.
Gamers ana cutters $50 o. 20: bulls good
.to choice. s. 25n9.25, common TO medium.
noes Receipts 600. market, steady
iG1-isl ine Niu.TIl 81 isn-22n ms Sll b.
.1t1o. 220 $50 IDS Sios31lt ~ $50
ZPg ihs $40 lQL DO So In0.1j0 lbs, s. -
800 go rouEhf s. 1925,
SHEFP Receipts 600. market. slow
choice lsTnbs SO I0s a. medium 90 good
ST. % ~ q. common lambs s. 30 10 30
.cNts 50 aO ucthers 50 5r.
CALVES Receipts q. market. steady
laad 'o choice Xti 5Oui2 medium. 81 30
% 40 50 cuus and common. S69s.
VAST BttTNIYO
East BUFFALO y. s.. June %
.1NSf Hogs Receipt 800 market g..
tive. SOC to i5c over Tuesday Good and
choire $50 30 his. Sll.l0a 10. trucked.
rs i7O-4i0 Pos $40 - ~ 10 s., few $40 go
45u-llu los. klD.15 u. 90. rough and
Use. EffF F5Ws - f04 p 50.
CATTLE Receipt. 200 market, steady
cutter and common steers snd heifers
81 o.. Canadian steers held around $40 IS
cows and bulls somewhat slow steady Z,
|vest. cutter And common cows IS 80 70
1915 Gamer 50 80 60, ueighty sausage
Ibuls. - ~ IS a..
CALVFs Receipts. 800. vealers un
changed F0od and choice largely Nl2
common and MEDIUM 50 H.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool

Company declared dividend of
% cents. payable July II TO stock
of record July 7. a similar amount
was paid April ID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Madison Square Garden Cor.

nhuisOH SuudIt pdTutb WI
peFatieh declared a dividend of -
cents. payable August % to stock
of record August Is Paid same
amount in August, 1910.
Evening star., 1941-04-06

United States he was welcomed per-
sonally by Prof. Einstein. The ma
jority of his material, he says, is
stored in London where the windows
of his house already have been
shattered twice by bombs. Thus far,
however, his books and manuscripts
have escaped damage.
Solution of the outstanding para
doXes of the Biblical account of the
flood, through comparative study of
the contemporary Hebrew and
Egyptian languages, is one result
claimed by DR.. Yahuda.
Scholars have been puzzled for a
century, he says. over an apparent
contradiction. First, the account in
Genesis says the flood was caused by
a deluge of rain which lasted 40
days and 40 nights. Later it is re-
counted that the abyss of the deep
burst forth"-that is, it was an in
undation.
Story OF the Great Rain.
This has been cited by Biblical
critics as evidence that the story in
Genesis consists of two legends
patched together by some Hebrew
author only five or six centuries
B. C. Actually, says DR.. Yahuda, it
is very strong evidence that Genesis
was written by one man who lived at
the time of Moses.
The story of the great rain, he
says, was the original Hebrew
legend. 1t was common throughout
Mesopotamia and is very similar to
the Babylonian food story. 1t obvi-
Evening star., 1941-04-06

ously originated in country where
there were frequent rains. Recent
archaeological evidence shows that
there once was serious deluge
there.
All this was long before the cap
tivity in Egypt and before the
Hebrews had a written language.
Egypt has no rain. The Jewish
story would have been meaningless
to the Pharoahs. 1t experiences an
nual overfiows of the Nile and had
its own flood legend dealing ap-
parently with an exceptional event
of this sort.
Hebrew was formulated as writ
ten language in Egypt. 1t was only
natural that after several genera
tions a Jewish child should have
tried to explain the flood story of
his ancestors-but which could have
no meaning to him in a rainless
country-in terms of the Nile inun-
dations.
Influence Forgotten.
But in few generations after the
return of the Hebrews to a rainy
land, the Egyptian influences were
forgotten. Then the hypothesis of
40 days of rain would have seemed
much more plausible. The idea of
a river or sea overfloWing would
have seemed nonsense.
So, says DR.. Yahuda, the very
contradiction confirms the claim
that Genesis was written shortly
after the return from Egypt by
somebody educated in Egyptian
schools The author may, or may
not. have been Moses.
The case is proved, he believes. by
his discovery that the word used
for lark" is almost identical with
the Egyptian word for box" Egyp-
tian ships were built in the form of
rectangular boxes.
Another difficulty, DR.. Yahuda
points out, is the time of the flood
1t is recorded that it started on the
seventh day of the second month
Everywhere else in the Old Testa-
ment this would mean the second
month from the beginning of spring
and this would correspond with the
flooding of the Nile Valley. But in
order to reconcile 1t with the be-
ginning of the Mesopotamian rainy
season it is necessary to assume that
Evening star., 1941-04-06
IS Broadway Actors
Will Give Show at Belvoir

Soldiers at Fort Belvoir, Va. will
be treated to a real musical show
next Saturday and Sunday when a
troupe of 35 Broadway performers
present The All-American Musical
Revue" at the post theater.
Everybody at the post-with the
possible exception of the men in
guardhouse-will be able to see the
show, even men in quarantine, for
whom a special performance has
been scheduled.
Officers handling arrangements
promise a revue full of laughs,
thrills and beautiful girls"
First presentation will be at 2:3O
pm. Saturday when men of the lst
I'd, Sd and 4th Battalions will form
the audience. The 4th, 5th, 9Th and
7th Battalions will attend at pm,
and officers and personnel of the
headquarters and provisional COM
panies will see the show at 8 pm
Personnel in quarantine will be
given a special performance at 2:3o
pm. Sunday, with a final perform
ance to be presented at $50 pm. fol-
personnel not in quarantine, and
the hospital detachment.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
D. 6. Audubon Society
Will Hold Spring Outing

The first spring outing of the Dis
trict Audubon Society will be held
Sunday, April 20, at the National
arboretum.
Leaders will be DR.. J. w. Aldrich,
Donald Edward McHenry, Allen Du-
vail and Mrs. Chester Snow. The
walk will start at $50 am. from
Bladensburg avenue and M street
NV
Evening star., 1941-04-06

it means actually the second month
of the year.
Furthermore, says Prof. Yahuda,
the whole flood calendar fits the
Nile food calendar.
His researches, he says, have no
bearing on the actual authenticity
of the flood story. They only dis
prove the contention of German
proponents of higher Biblical criti-
cism that it is a patchwork OF
legends.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
Phi Lcmbdus to Hold
Three-Duy Proqrum

The second annual show in cele-
bration of Negro Business Week
will be held by the Gamma Chap
ter of Phi Lambda Sorority. ma
tional organization of business and
professional women, at the Lincoln
Colonade, Twelfth and U streets
NV, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday nights.
The opening night a general pro-
gram will be held. A typewriting
contest will be a feature Wednes-
day night, and Thursday night
there will be a fashion show, dis
playing both mems and womens
styles.
At the first colored business show
last year, there was an average at
tendance of nearly 5000 for each
of the two nights it lasted.
Evening star., 1941-04-06

Nearly two-thirds of the railway
mileage in Brazil Is now govern
ment-owned.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-30
vECzETES :.
H|bA LENNE

Az els6 haboru soran, tehat
1917-ben ,artatlan embereket
megvertek az utcan, gyakran
rend6ri jovahagyas vagy ell
nezes mellett azon gyanu alap-
jan, hogy nemet-baratok len
nenek. 0sszever6dott az izga-
tott tomeg, megrohant egy
artatlan embert es csunyan
0sszeverte.
A JOAN higgadtsag helyre-
alltaval persze mindenki res
telte AIT, hogy a mi muvelt
orszagunkban ,ilyesmi torten-
hetett es ait remeltiik, hogy
ez tobbe soha nem fordulhat
el6, inert tanultunk a multi
hibaibd.
A hangulat most ismet XII
elesedett es el6relathato, hogy
hasonlo tulkapasoknak ismet
tanui lesziink Amerikaban.
Ketsegtelen, hogy vannak
ebben az orszagban olyanok,
akik a diktatorok fele huznak
egy vagy mas okbol rs az is
ketsegtelen, hogy a kozhan-
gulat hamarosan ezek ellen
fordul az eddiginel sokkal ele-
sebb aranyokban.
A megel6zesnek csak egy
igazan sikeres modja van. Azok
max kell eszbekapni, akik a
diktatorok szekeret toljak es
el kell Ilallgassanak melysege-
sen. Ne izgassak maguk ellen
a k0zvelemenyt es akkor mem
keriilnek bahia.
Vegzetes hiba lenne, ha ero-
szakoS jelenetek tOrtennenek.
De meg vegzetesebb lenne az,
ha a szabad allami es tarsa-
dalmi elet ellenfelei, mondhat-
nok aruloi, tovabb is ugy visel-
kednenek, mint eddig. On
magukat okolhatjak csak, ha
fejjel rohannak a falnak es
betorik g koponyajukat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-30
MONDJUK, HOCY MEC|S MECTENNEK

Mr.. Sloan, a General Motors
igazi feje nehany hete nyilat-
kozott a lapokban S leveleket
irt a vallalat reszvenyeseinek,
hogy ha a fegyverkezesi ipar-
agakban tulid6t dolgoztatnak
az emberekkel es exert masfel-
szeres orabereket fizetnek, bor-
zaszto veszedelem harul a nem-
zetre.
Ere az esetre 6 olyan nagy-
mervu inflaci6t6l felti az or
szagot, amely alatt a nemzet
penzJgyi strukturaja teljesen
0sszeroskadna.
Mem mondta ugyan, de az
volt kifejezve ezekben a sorok-
ban, hogy am dolgozzanak k
nyolc oranal t0bbet a munka--
sok, ahol ARA sziikseg van, de
a rendes 6rabereket kapjak,
akarhany 6rat dolgoznak.
Nagyon erdekes EFT az alli-
tast kisse k0zelebbr6l szemlel-
nj, inert a nemzet meg egy
penziigyi osszeomlasat senki
mem kivanja, eppen eleg volt
ennek a nemzedeknek az az
egy, amivel a Wall Street 1929
utan megajandekozta az or
szagot.
Lassuk peldaul, hogy mi len
ne a tul6razas es az 6vertajm
scale fizetes maganal a Sloan
vallalatnal, a General Motors
nal, mondjuk a multi evben,
mikor az ugyenevezett habo-
rus prosperitas meg mem on
totte ell az orszagot.
A General Motors kifizetett
386 milli6 dollart (kerek 0sz-
szegben) a multi evben.
A General Motors profitja
volt (kerek 6sszegben) 183
milli6 dollar a multi evben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-30

kinaiaknak, vagy a spanyo-
loknak gyiijt0tt penzekkel?
Es hat. NIT csinalnak es
mikor es hol szamolnak ell a
Feher Joska tulajdonaban le-
vo Magyar Jov6-re eddig be-
folyt penzekkel?
ITALIAN aktualisabb lenne, er.
dekesebb es sziiksegesebb len
ne, ha szivesek lennenek az
urak elszamolni ezekiel a Csc
kelysegekkel, miel6tt ARA gor
dolnak, hogy annak a kor-
manyparancsra alakitott es
vezetett egyesuletnek az elsza-
molasai miatt faj a fejiik, a
mely megsziint husz eve, es
amely ELSZAMOLT. Jol vagy
rosszul, helyesen vagy helyte-
lenul koltotte a penzt, de Ell
sZAMOLT.
Es ez merhetetlenil sokka]
tobb, mint arnennyit a Ma
gyar Jovoek elmondhatnak,
akar magukrol, akar azokrol a
vor0s mozgalmakrol, amelyek
ELSZAMOLAS NELKUL emel-
tex XII szazezreket az amerikai
magyar zsebekbol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-30

Az onmagat nagyrabecsiil6
es tisztessegesnek tarto ember
addig mem fog senkit megra-
bolni, amig be mem beszelte
onmaganak, hogy ezt jogos
alapon teszi.
* * *
Ket napig azert dolgozunk,
hogy az elet sziiksegleteit ke-
ressuk meg, negy napig pedig
azert, hogy a fenyuzesi va
gyunknak tegyiink eleget.
* * s.
Minel magasabbra jutott az
ember, annal ovatosabb kell
legyen, inert annal melyebbre
zuhanhat ala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-30

Feltehetjiik, hogy a General
Motors munkasai k0zul senki
mem dolgozott overtajmot, bar
valosziniileg neha igenis dol
goztak.
De ha feltessziik, hogy ebben
a kifizetett munkaber berben
egyetlen Ora overtajm mem
volt es ha feltessziik, hogy
minden egyes munkas mindig
IL orat dolgozott volna over
tain scale mellett naponta,
akkor is csak mintegy Al mil
lio dollar lenne a kiil0nbseg.
IT. i figyelembe we've, hogy
nyolc oraert a rendes munka-
bereket, negy 6raert masfel-
szeres bereket kaptak volna az
emberek.)
Ebben az esetben a General
Motorsnak CSAK mintegy 142
millio dollar tiszta j0vedelmet
lehetne ugyan kimutatni a
multi evr6l, de abban mi meg
n agyobb szerencsetlenseget
mem latnank.
Lehetseges azonban, hogy
Mr.. Sloan ez esetben nemcsak
a vallalat j0vedelmenek eset-
leges cs0kkeneset feltette, SGT
fel is kell ait tenniink inert a
gyarosok val6sziniileg felsza-
mitanak a koltseg t0bbletet a
kormanynak.
Sloan ITALIAN ARA celzott,
hogy ebben az esetben sokat
keresnenek, er6sen k0ltekezne-
mex a munkasok S ez hozna a
rettenetes inflaci6t magaval.
A General Motors eseteben
a munkasok mintegy tizenket
szazalekkal kerestek volna t0b-
bet, de idejiik egy harmadat
overtajm scaleban kaptak
volna meg $ mi mem tudjuk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-30

elkepzelni, hogy az a IL sza-
zalek hozott volna katasztr6-
fat a nemzetre.
A General Motors munkasai-
max atlagos keresete italian ot-
ven-0tvenot dollar lenne he
tenkent, ha naponta 4 ora
overtajmot dolgoznanak over
tain scale mellett.
Szazszor is megallapitottak
hivatalos k0zegek, mas felhi-
vatalos alakulatok, hogy evi
ket-es-felezer dollar j0vedelem-
re sziiksege van egy csaladnak,
hogy az amerikai tisztesseges
munkas standerdet tarthassa.
Ebben a Sloan altal olyan ma
gyon rettegett esetben tehat
csupan az t0rtenne, hogy veg
re a General Motors munkasai
az amerikai munkas standar-
dot elernek.
Termeszetesen ARA ugy sem
gondol senki, hogy egy mum
kas (minden munkas) allan
d6an napi negy Ora overtaj-
mot dolgozzon s legfeljebb BIZ
zonyos szakmunkasok tennek
AIT meg id6nkent. Mem all
fem tehat meg az a "veszede-
lem" sem, hogy az a bizonyos
IL percent hirtelen raszakad
a munkassag nyakara.
S mindezt mem mi allapitot-
TUX meg, hanem Colonel Pr. B.
Fleming, aki a szovetsegi mum
kaber es munkaid6 t0rveny
vegrehajtasaval van megbizva.
Csodalatos kiil0nben, hogy a
t6kesek a nagy profitok infla-
cijat6l meg soha mem feltet-
tex az orszagot, bar ma tudja
mindenki hogy att6l szakadt a
nagy depressi6 a nemzet nya-
kaba.