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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16
1eitt,psd, Sen f6. eeptember 1912

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oiiiteren Sberfldde bes 8aiiers be.
tradtete. ,,8os fannft bu bon iolben
yaufboloen ertuarten2 Gu borteit iie
reben lit ber Eobt, ols ipir fortein-
gen. Durd robe @etpolt nlrbe i'd
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nibt iaeen min. Gein, eber n,oec mir
bic 3unee int Nunoe beroorreu!'
fiiste ct erimmig bin3u. SD ioee
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1e bon bieiem eroben Seiler rebeit,
tpie on i'm nennit, fann ib sir niht
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lebterc nit beiicrem iSliiitern nnb Der
anobe hare iein geiidt in ieinen
Soneen nno meinte frampfbaft.
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@liidesglans NOR aus lrine,n 8eIid)t
nerlblpunoen; bod enolih ltredte ct
teine. Sano a,ts uno leetc tic 3irtlid)
anf Situs' aebe,lgtes Soupt.
rGn ipiiroe1t niemols aus eigenem
antrieb iolhe 0inee tl,n 1nein 5ih,s.
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Wtntter lnb 5u mir; in oen bnnflen
Saeen Dor neiner SeiIung bate ih
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5en erleibterten. Oh bilt ein gutter
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fdloiien fort, limo bu ioalt niht ,pie-
Der nrit oieien boie,l Monnern ecben.
gleibe bel ser M,,ttcr ,iuo mir mo
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gen 81 oerbereen, i,no iaetc eebrc-
hen: SD BIN niht gut, mein Ste.
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nns 5iuei. 2oB inns ipeiter ecben."
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munter empor. ,,@s n,ag iein, oa6
mir i'm trefien, bon bent id oir se,
iaat babe Gor elmer 8ohe brad CT
anf, nm cine &unbreiic um sen See
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Iingsbefddftiaune aufnertiam ipuroe.
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sd iueib, iuer iie iino; oft traf
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pban, lie unterlieben es, bamit lir
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Nenih eripoblt ionberbare Singer,
febt ibr esq Dod) febrten fid Die
Ieute niht int @eriualteu au i'm -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16
9. 6npitel

.Sore, inneer Tann, on iieblt
aus, als oh ou einen iiarfem g'iiden
bGttelt, ipiilit bu nns nibt belien nit
nnierer 2ait?"
Der Spredenoe ipar einer bon bic:
Nannern, Die cine ameeniheinlid
idmere Qaft trueen, unb Die Berion
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Good Taste Today
n, EMILY rosr


Dear Mrs. Post: Does TIA rule
II stiauetts which requires the
motion Of the spoon in eating soup
Be away from one instead Of
toward one. apply 10 other liquids
a. well - soupf
Answer: Yes and also 10 taste
soup In cups although u does
apply particularly 10 thin soups
served In plates Many ~ those
who have nice table manners.
carefully dip their spoons away
when slipping beverages On the
other hand, many whose table man
ners are quite faultiess ard who
always dip their tablespoons away
from them when eating dinner.
party consomme. pay little siten.
ton to teaspoons dipped into cups
PINK AND Blue rArrrra
Dear Mr~. Post: I was all ready
for my wedding the end os last
summer. I had a satin dress for
myself and pink and blue taffcta
dresses for my bridesmaids. Then
I fell sick and was In the hospital
for long time. But now have
fully recovered and am ready 20
start where left off. white
satin n surely right In any sea.
son Of the year for the bride. but
what about tho pink and blue
dresses for a midwinter wedding ?
1--WE are having real winter
weather hereD WIN they look out
Of season. do you Think
Answer. Pink and blue taffets
bridesmaids' dresses should be pos.
sible unless very skimpy and thsre.
fore likely 10 have a sleazy look In
winter. II the taffeta 10 suitahl,
MISUNDERSTANDING. you might Civ
an effect OF richness by adding
velvet sashes or other velvet trim
ming and perhaps having small
velvet hats
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
COWBOY QUILT

COWBOY QUILT PATTERN 2e5e
Whether you're Wesenner rot you Just cont resist
This ooshns cowboy ond MS horses OF rony coors Begin
your guilt blocks Using Coy print for the horses
Pcern 1888 contcns dogro OF blocks occufoie potfern
pieces, directions for nokne quilt doeron OF quilt yofo
Send ten cents N ond token FOR this pot
tern 70 The Tocono Tines Neeoiecrof Dept Write ponly
pattern number. your name ond odoress.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
CHAPTER XIV

0ttAf fiS &AN
Next morning was one Of those
days that starts wrong and gets
worse. A lady in q trailer got
premature with n baby, and ! had
to help her scared husband pack
for the hospital at 6;i5. with our
truckies yelling for their grub. A
couple in Cabin Five planned 10
cut down their nights overhead
by swiping a pair Of sheets. and
threatened me With the law when
l made EN- open up their suitcase.
Dolf got hungry and pinehed =
couple of flap1acks 90 hot they
burnt his mouth. and waved his
tan at me when l jumped him.
And there was a love letter from
the bank. reminding us of a note
and mortgage due in a month. and
wasn't IL about time we paid II off
"A little matter Of s4o7e.eo with
Interest," Like IL paid off. would
they SO would I. Fat chance.
On top OF all that, II was raining
and I was cross.
Doc was eating his breakfast
in the corner when Judy pushed
open the door. He got up. She
looked at him without seeing him.
and he made a quick change from
red to kind of white. Judy said.
Nom, what's the matter with
that trailer under the Pride Of
India tree7"
Broke I said. "on their up
pers."
II was one OF thoae things that
happen IN every camp. The wife
was a young. pretty thing. thin as
a stick Of spaghetti and worn to q
FRAGILE tending her half-sick hus-
band who shaped up like q I. b. 10
me. They'd got this far on their
way from Oklahoma 10 her BROTH
err in Florida, and I don't reckon
they could have raised the change
for a dollar between them. You
could see they were scared.
Il thought I heard the girl cry
ing" Judy said.
That was me when they hung
me up for the parking fee" said.
The man got a fill Of gas"
Also on tick. Every camp gets
gas erafters. It's part of the over
head"
do you suppose they've got
anything to eat?
Doc Oliver got up. As he passed
US. Juddy drew her skirts aside
and leaned ava. registering that
II he didn't have leprosy. II was
AT least seven-year itch. From the
window / could see him bracins
the trailer girl. who was taking
in some raggedy things she'd hung
out 10 air. She lifted her head and
spoke and he walked away. blink.
ing like somebody had hung one
on his chin. stepped 10 the door
What are you UP 10 now. Doc 2
lie turned the eye of q sick fist
on me. Nom. what's wrong with
me ,"
4 haven't got time TO 90 into II
now" / said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
COTTON AND IIsI.E
NHsuns ARE rAsongD

Rest received sre The me.hss.
both ecttsn ana lials. Ths
heavier msshes are already &C.
csptsd far sporsr~ear Al knit
ting bees or h.nd.Ws.mskinr ret
togsthsrs. you are beginning %
-s more % the sheer meshes. IN
eeep tones. Usually the ~esrsrs
show them off ssily.
See my defen~ s,ackinEsi''
they exeislm.
Hollywoet's chief stocking man.
who supplies the studios with
modern and perind hose. 10 work.
ing on q new mesh 10 be made n
eiastieised cotton thread. ~uven In
. very open pattern. he had beer
using Uni. mesh In opera lengths
for years for screen use by Allies
Faye. Eleanor Powell, Martens
Dietrich and other stars Thsy
love them. have always ordered
dozens % pairs In shorter lengths
for private life wear.
Dying . piece Of plain. ordin.
AIRY Kitchen curtain material
black. cutting II 10 az and knit.
ting feet and tops. WHY'S recently
made q pair Of unusual mesh
stockings for rhiIlis Brooks u
wear In Shanghai Gesture" shs
liked tho effect % well shs hss
commissioned SIN pairs In ths
deeper fiesh-tan tones for sports
wear.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23

Machinist: Yes. ne better tell.
He owes that to his partner. It's
bad to have MISUNDERSTANDING In
business.
Housewife: Yes. think his wife
is right She Is trying 10 spare
him from trouble and embarass-
ment.
Cashier; No. don't tell. But he
should put 4 signed note in the
cash drawer saying he borrowed
that money. That would prove his
honesty II there was an investlga-
ton.
Artist; Yes. And II the partner
doesn't understand after he tells
him then this man should break
up the business alliance.
stenogrspher; No. If he's sure
he won't be caught before he gets
the money all put back.
Factory Worker: Yes II it's
any kind of a business partnership
at all, telling the truth won't hurt
il any.
Waitress: Yes. II would be bet
ter TO tell the truth now before
somebody accused him of stealing.
Copyright, 194D
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23


suggested that he tell his part
ner right away before it Is found
out, and that he make arrange
ments to pay back so much a week.
He said he would be afraid TO do
that because his partner wouldn't
understand and they might have to
break up. He IL very sorry for
what he has done and l think he
has learned his lesson, otherwise
he would never have told me. In
two months we will be able to get
some money and my husband
wants to wait until then TO put II
back. and meantime put back all
he can every week. But think
he ought to tell his partner now.
At least he could never be accused
of being dishonest If he told at
once.
Do you think ne should take my
advice and tell his partner?
WIFE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
D SERIAL STORY
TAMBAY GOLD
BY SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS

Il never can seem to do any
thing right" he said. Mot with
women"
well. tell Nom
81 tried to give that girl . little
money"
what did you say To her ?"
what was there TO say"
II nee. You wait tan her hus-
band isn't around and just so up
and push q twenty on her That's
fine. That's swell. Doc. haven't
you got any notion Of what q
good-looking woman IL up sgsins,
on the road :"
His eyes looked AZ me. kind Of
dazed. No" he said. Have you >"
Inside the wagon Juddy giggled
right out loud. Tact" she said.
Never mind. Doc" said. for
he was looking unhappy and rat
tied. You meant well"
II did" he said. What made
her act that way"
"Hellfire and campfire. Doc
Where's your savvyf She thought
you were making q pass at herr
judy girslsd again. Doc sort
of gnlped.
For money" He took the bill
out Of his pocket and stared At II
like IL was poison.
Gimme that twenty" said.
II didn't require two minutes Of
my valuable time 10 negotiate and
report. It's okay, Doc. She's cry.
ing. guess they're both crying
You get that way when you
haven't eaten properly for mayb'
a week. Doc. you must be rich.
mo" he said. mot rich"
Speaking 40 man to man. abou,
what would you sssay7"
'Moml" Judy said.
You let me run this" I said
DOC. the bank down q. Leverton
IL getting itchy about
Judy grabbed me. No. Nom
No Mo-" She almost bit my ear
well. pardon me-" I said. I'm
speaking out OF turn again. But
maybe you'll tell me how were "a
pull Tambay through this knot
hole any other way.
She put her teeth over her lip
I'd rather take Hendy's money
than his"
Doc walked out. I was sore.
gave II 20 Judy straight.
You needn't be 20 nasty sboui
his money. You've had sever
hundred Of H."
Seven hundred she said
What seven hundred :"
Use your intelligence
The betls
That's H."
WAS that Loren Oliver
money! How rotten! Angel mus
have spent the money"
Lost H."
while he wss on that drunk
and then gone to Loren oli~r,"
To me. I'm the one that got q
from Doc"
Continued on Pss. IL. Column a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
How The Jury Voted
Women: Yes, 4; no. 3.
Men: Yes, 3; no, 8.

Theater Manager: No. He prob
ably understands his partner bet
ter than his wife does. II he's sure
he can make good on the money I'd
say take a chance.
Bank Clerk: Yes, it's better to
tell now. Suppose the firm had to
make a sudden audit of the books
for some reason. He would have
o hard time explaining then.
Head Waiter: No. Apparently
his partner trusts him enough to
handle the business. Just put the
money back and say nothing.
Accountant: Yes. II would be
pretty bad If the partner found
the shortage himself. Nobody
would believe him then.
Press Agent: No. There's no de-
liberate intention to steal in this
case. Return the money and learn
q lesson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23

Your Electric Range
Should D. Ksps Clean

The betfef you tabs care NJ thst
n~w electric range th~ longer ard
moro efficient service n slll give
YOU IIsre ere sotae simple fip~
that electrical experts give foF
msintaissas a IN N. nsst po~~snl<
condition. Never wash ths stsvs
while the surface Il not. rhis may
crack the fine porc<ixin finish.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23

WARM sn&pr wsisv, enea - sesvo
b aaeI. szouid - ssfl1eleat q 49,
ne sutstd~ - ~ fsnos sbaosk
wlp~ az aai<hiy snv go. s>seo -
vinegar % iemaa. imme<Io6e1S
asmavs spssl<1 fes1 frem ~ 49,
faee Before a hss l,eeesne avls1 -
h&f1~e~d Clean ensomiusn trim
-ith sap ard wnses. ns<lnst vion
metal poiish. v npeennnfy. - ~
sa~p snd wafer. n<y. Dusn sD6l1o1
fsod frum open esfA@s aNf1e ~
not 80 sttff bruxa - enasv ~
strum>nt fas thia p~vpans. Yeu
may RUIN fhs soli4 Aftox u1n9
The evsn snd siiswtn9 a - go
wsps asst vtfA tnmp sle>n - -
move any fe<s1 Ut - sD1I1oa
Wash Fsmev~sss sDuelvss Min 49,
ana ~atss. Pie ~ digeseiena ~
ears thsf seme ustn ~ s1sve -
foiisw than esrefsilv.
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xnxs h<1a 4u..Sonsf - - -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
TEST ANSWERS

Below are tina answers 70 test
questions printed on the Editorial
page.
4. Oahu.
q West Virginia
,. Theodore Roosevelt
4. Great Britain.
.. Rubber and oil.
q. George Washington.
T. Eight
A. The earth.
o. Excalibur
10. William Tecumseh Sherman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23

.oos sots. Headers invited
MASKED
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are aNuiEed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
clock. ana lace insert. ef shs sims

clocks and Lace inseFts a. the time
~ World War ~
nut thsre h ons ray Of hops for
those ~ us who yesfn nightly
for aiik stockings An experiment.
al station has been quietly work.
ing for several years In California
81 tia art u growing American
silk worms Within . few years
vs may be able % heat me tsps'
nsse ON The silk front ~ pfodsss.
ing II ourselves.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Curtain
Material
Is Used
Sils-1+snery Hollywood
Tries Everything

HOLLYWOOD - Women au,
herv have Stockings "A their
minis p even eitA - mueh
thought - elvIllsn tsf~n~e. klses.
out. ara Rel cro~ work. Whiis
-aosnx ycur part ycu pedal en-
tr<msties stlll have q - covered
and bow. = ne au>sfInn.
TIE rrss~nt stcsk 81 stlk h rap
itiy tts&ppsartns. although sLIh
stlli ccvsrs more thsn % per cent
az fAlnsiiie ieas. Nyions are ~
N price. bit tie werd Il srcund
that . drop may ~ sxp>ct>d -
socn a. the nee factories nav
building Get roiiins.
In ths meanfims. ths mo1s N
tsrestsng nsws 10 tn The ilsiss ana
eottnns . side glance 81 ray
chs TIE high twist rayens have
found .nms acceptance in knee
Lengths for evening wear under
lons skirts Those Hollywood 80
men already N uniforms ana
there are geod many ~e.F
plain ar Fibhed ltsles - = matter
% counss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Borrowed Firms Money;
Should Partner Be Told?
Today's Case

Ladies and Gentlemen of the Jury: Ny husband is in
partnership with another in a small business He takes
care Of the business for his partner away most of the
time few days husband confessed 10 that he
had been borrowing of the firms money from time
time and now he the company almost S400 He got
into all this trouble because he plays the horses He
gambled all his life. not blaming him understand
because what is done is DONE but can't stand by and
Il xnA 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Striped

Sirlped Georgia Cor
roll, the mode lovely who is
currently featured in "Novy
Blues" models O ploy-dress
in cool green ond white
striped cotton. Notoble feo-
lures ore the SHRED strops
and woist-bond woven with
lostex for greater freedom
Of move ment in octiVe
sports.
Evening star., 1942-05-10

small dinner party. Like one this
spring. for instance. when the guests
were the Gilbert Millers, the incred-
ible Bemelmans, the gifted Patricia
Coleman and that fine actor. Maurice
Evans who rents the Hayes
Macarthur farmhouse and who is
now an American citizen.
The menu: Clear soup with mar
row balls; roast duck stuffed with
mashed potatoes, red cabbage,
baked apples; asparagus salad; mer-
ingue with Strawberries.
With one exception Miss Hayes
prefers simple American food. But
once on the road as child, she tasted
caviar and promptly developed her
only exotic food taste. She can't get
it now, so she settles for a good lamb
stew. She has a special salad dressing
also and always makes it herself.
Evening star., 1942-05-10

cessantly, is visit-the-zooer, and an
enthusiastic gardener. Her roses
have taken many prizes in the local
flower shows. This summer she plans
to do a great deal of the gardening
with her own hands - for the fam
lily is economizing
They are budgeting more strictly
all along the line, will produce more
food this year on the farm they own
in Sullivan County, and will can as
much fruit and vegetables as posi-
bic. Meanwhile, because of the high
cost of everything and the many de-
mands for money. the kitchen is
being operated more economically,
and pressure-cookers are turning
less expensive meats into de luxe
dishes.
Helen Hayes likes best to enter
tain a few congenial spirits at a
Evening star., 1942-05-10
HERE ARE THE RECIPES

Clear Beef Soup
2 pounds shin of beef
l tablespoon fat
lN quarts cold water
u cup each diced carrot and
onion
II teaspoon peppercorns
u bay leaf
sprig thyme
sprig parsley
teaspoon salt
Use soup bone from hind or fore
shank. Have marrow bone cracked
at market; remove marrow and
save. Cut lean meat in small cubes.
Brown about 4 meat in fat; add
with remaining meat and bone to
cold water. Bring to boil slowly;
boil 10 minutes. Skim thoroughly.
Cover and simmer 3 hours, remov-
ing scum as it forms. Add vegetables
and seasonings; cook l hour longer,
Strain through thicknesses of
cheesecloth. Cool quickly. Remove
fat. Heat to boiling; add marrow
balls. Cook until marrow balls rise
to surface. Approximate yield: l
quart.
Marrow Balls
2 tablespoons fine. dry bread
crumbs
2 teaspoons beef marrow
tablespoon chopped parsley
l teaspoon grated lemon rlnd
Dash of salt and pepper
l egg white (about
Combine crumbs, marrow, pars-
ley. lemon rind, salt and pepper.
Add enough egg white to hold in
gradients together. Shape in small
balls the size of marbles. Drop into
hot soup. When cooked, balls rise
Evening star., 1942-05-10

to surface. Approximate yield: ~
dozen small balls.
LAxmb Stew
2 pounds lamb (shank, neck or
shoulder)
2 small onions, peeled
3 tablespoons fat
l teaspoon salt
u teaspoon pepper
small bay leaf, crumbled
Cold water
small potatoes, peeled
6white onions, peeled
6 small carrots, scraped
| cup raw green peas
Cut lamb in 1-inch cubes; brown
with 2 onions in fat. Add salt, pep
per, bayleaf and enough cold water
to cover Bring to boil and simmer
~ hours. Add potatoes, onions and
carrots; simmer 30 minutes. Add
peas; simmer 80 minutes longer, or
until meat and vegetables are ten
der. Thicker gravy if desired.
Approximate yield: s portions.
French Dressing
u teaspoon salt
Is teaspoon freshly grated black
pepper
teaspoon sugar
teaspoon dry mustard
tablespoon tarragon vinegar
2 tablespoons cider or wine
vinegar
u cup olive oil or q cup
salad oil
Blend salt. pepper, sugar and
mustard. Stir in vinegars. Add olive
or salad oil. Beat thoroughly. Mix
with salad green's just before serv-
ing. Approximate yield: Nj cup
dressing.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-22
CAzDASACI
JELENTESEK

1871 tavaszan a kormany
oszt0kelesere a michigani bab
termelok nagyobb teriileteket
vetettek be, mint elGz0 evek-
ben. Ennek Okla f6kent alb
ban rejlett, hogy a kormany
biztositotta a termel6t $5.05
legkisebb arrol ha a 100 fon-
tos zsak elsorendu babot ho-
zott.
A minirnalis ar az atlanti
tenger partjara valo megerke-
zesre vonatkozott. Legujabb
kimutatas szerint tenylegesen
%-al t0bb lett bevetve mint
194O-ben, azaz osszesen 821
ezer holdon termett bab a mutt
evben.
A tavasz koran jott ma
jus es junius szarazabb volt
a rendesnel, mely az tiltetesre
kedvez6nek bizonynult. De a
szarazsag folytat6dott julius
es augusztusban is a termes
kritikussa Walt.
]. Csak september elejen k0-
vetkezett be a javulas, ESQ ke-
peben, mely sokat segitett a
bab termes allapotan. Oktober-
ban aztan az ellenkez6 eset, a
tulsagosan hssszas es6zes maid
mem teljesen megsemmisitessel
fenyegette a ,termest.
Icy bar nagy termes volt,
sok helyen nagy karokat szen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-22
A MUNKA
FRONTJAN CSAK

egy fontos kerdes nyert elm
tezest a mutt heten, a munka-
sok jayara. Kijelentettek a
kormany reszer6l, hogy a. tul-
6rakert jaro magasabb berek
fizetese ellen kifogast mem
emelnek, inert minden perc-
nyi teljesitesere ,sziikseg van.
Ugy gondolkoznak, hogy ma
mar a j0vedelmi adoval eler-
mex majdnem nindenkit, s ha
veletleniil, mondjuk a szerszam
keszit6 iparban valaki sokat
talai keresni, j6val t0bbet vesz-
mex maid el t6le adoba.
Nyilt kerdes maradt a CLOSED
shop" iigye idaig, de most van
max ilyen vitak az vi Board
el6tt, S napo,z alatt meglatjuk,
hogy faik6pen d0ntenek ebben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-22

vedett a termelo es a No. /.
min6seg joval kevesebb volt a
rendesnel. A koran szedett es
csepelt bab konnyebb volt a
normalisnal, a december elott
csepelt 8-15%-os volt. A ter
mes egy reszet most csepelik.
Az atlagos eredmeny a stack
b6l csepelt termesbol gyenge
es a tovabbi cseplesektol meg
gyengebbet varnak. Ha maid
az egesz evi termest veszik sza
mitasba, 696-os eredmenyt 1e-
het talan elkonyvelni, mely
azonban jobb az 1940-es so
es 1939-es 295-os terrnes cred
menynel.
Januar elsejen Is millio zsak
szaraz bab es 4 m11lio zsak
borso volt a farmerek kezen es
elevatorokban az egesz orszag
teruleten.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-22
|HARMADSZOR
SZAVAZTA MEG

a multi heten a kmgresszus
alsohaza, hogy adjak meg a
polgarlevelet minden 1924 ota
lit tartozkodo SO even feliili
embernek, ha AIT egy6hkent
megerdemli, akkor is, ha nem
kepes angol nyelven vizsgazni.
Idaig a szenatusbana mindig
utjat ALTA a fascista hajlamu
Reynolds cardinal szenator, de
most remeny van rav hogy a
fels6 hazban is keresztiil megy
a javaslat. Termeszetesen aki
igenyt tart a t0rveny kedvezme
nyere, annak is szuksege lesz
a megerkezeset igazilni es silk
sege lesz ket tanura.