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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-19
Accused Thief
Shot; Refuses
To Tell Who

Because Charles Green, asec ~.
1925 Hastings. refused to tell po-
lice how he received bullet wounds
in his arm. he is being held as u
police prisoner. while detectives
are investigating the case.
Green was brought TO Receiving
hospital Sunday at 5:22 pm. by
GLADYS Thomas OF the same address,
suffering from gun shot wounds OF
the upper right arm.
Later Canheld Station police re-
ported that Green had been shot
by a man named Jack Wilson, SO.
s7ie Hastings. who had been arr
rested.
wilson eaid that he threw his gun
in the alley near the scene OF the
shooting. Police are trying 70 10
cate te gun which is missing
wilson's reason for shooting
Green was that Green had stolen
$500 from him
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-19
Ioung Flyer
h Fatal Crash
Killed At
Flying School

II IT. SKEGEE. Second Lieut..
|bythe Andrew McGinnis In a rou-
pc training flight at the Tuske-
Pc Army Flying school crashed
; Sept II. about 8 miles from the
Eing school. The crash was fatal
} The recently graduated flying
nicer, The exact cause OF the
Fash has not been determined but
board Of qualified Air Force Of
|rers have been appointed to In
ksiigaie the accident.
Lieutenant McGinnis IS the son
\ Mrs Ella McGinnis OF 209 How
~ street, Muskogee. Okla. He is
former student OF Langston uni
frsiy. Langston. Okla. where he
|as assistant coach in football and
basketball. He completed his pri-
pary and secondary training at
ne Civil Aeronautics program, Tus-
fgee Institute. Ala.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-19
Loses Money
AT Cards; Says
She 8 Robbed

For pointing out an innocent wo-
sn to police as being one OF a
10 whom she claimed robbed her
1893, Mrs. Idona Jones, 1922 <.
arren. is now the defendant in
lead OF the accuser.
Mrs. Jones is charged with caus-
g false arrest.
4 ali started on Sept. s, when Mrs.
zones called Detectives Larry
Pieach and Caspar Peaks and ac-
ompanied them to the Little Sans
~ on Beaubien street at Warren.
mere she pointed out Anna Cur
~, as being the woman who was
IN two men who forced their way
70 ner home at the point OF a gun
Ia aug. is. and robbed her OF s193.
On further investigation OF the
ase by Officers Bleach, Peaks and
rlliam Simmons. under the direc-
'on OF Detective Sgt. Fuller, II
as learned that the story about
se mold up was the imagination OF
~ Jones. The real truth was
nat she was engaged in a friendly
nree-card monte game with a wo-
Kan ian and two unidentified men and
"a y was during this game that
ne mad lost sis3 OF her husbands
honey Mr.. Jones is a Ford work.
one then admitted that she made
III me story about the hold up.
,ao was fined $50 or 30 days by
Tuesday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-19
Louis Taylor
Charged With
Larceny

Lo6k r. Taylor. so-ysar-old To-
cal politician and baseball pro-
moter, was arrested by Detective
Sergeant Rex Smith, Aug. 30. on a
charge of grand larceny for Louis
Vile. Ky. authorities.
Taylor who resides at ss55 Cam
eron street, is charged with taxi
ing $s74.62 from Charles Henry
at Louisville. Ky.
He was released on personal
bond by Judge Arthur u. Gordon
IN Recorders court. Monday, to
await arrival OF Kentucky police.
Taylor could not be reached for
statement.
II Is believed that the money
was passed m a deal over q base
ball game as Taylor IL the owner
Of . Detroit baseball club. -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-19
Members Seek To Gust
Pastor OF Quinn Chapel
Guest Puts Ice Pick
In Landlady's Back

When landlady tried to stop an
argument between her roomer and
a man named Sonny, Saturday
night in front OF her home Mrs.
Minnie Brown. 81. 1445 Monroe
street. was stabbed twice in the
hack with an Ice pick by a birth
day party gueet.
Mrs. Brown tod police al Receiv-
ing hospital that the party was be-
ing given by one OF her roomers
named Lucille. and that Lucille and
man named Sonny got into the
argument and 2l-year-old guest
AZ the party stabbed her in the back
when she tried 10 stop the noise.
The guest who did the stabbing
left the ice pick in Mrs. Browns
hack and escaped. Police are look
Ing for her
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-19
Simmons
Makes Good Run
For Legislature
Sadowski Beats
Doctor From
Hamtramck

Latest returns from the Sept.
Is primary election, OF special in
terest 10 colored voters. show
that Dr. Rudolph Tenerowicz.
Democratic incumbent. was de-
feated nv George Sadow ski. who
was nominated for the L. s. con-
Rress from the First Congressional
district OF Michigan. Dr. Tenero-
wicz. who figured conspicuously
in the recent Soiourner Truth con-
troyersy by vigorously opposing
Negro occupancy OF the project,
was repudiafed by colored voters
who swung the majority OF their
ballots in support OF adovski,
the successful nominee
A hot campaign was also waged
in the Third state Senatorial dis
trict. In which Senator Charles C..
Digs. Democratic incumbent. vas
opposed by several other candi-
dates Late election returns show
that Digs was nominated BY a
vote Of $3.50 votes He will be
opposed IN the November cleo
ton by Clarence Wilson. Repub-
l'can. also colored. who received
2s4 ballots. Other candidates
competing in the Third Senatorial
district included Uilkowski. 4E33:
William Banks AZ: Novak 1850:
LEROY C White. 2eo; TAYLOR 225;
Schultz. 376.
Attorney l.eBron Simmons. DEM
ocratic candidate for state rep
resentative received substantial
vote hut failed 10 be nominated.
In tho race for nomination al
Republican Senatorial candidate.
Judge Homer FerEuson Of the
wavne County One Man-Grand
Jury defeated Gerald l. X.
Smith FORMER lieutenant % the
late Huey Long. in Louisiana.
Judge Ferguson will oppose DEM
ccraiic Senator Prenties NJ. Brown
in the November election.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-19
Love Spurned;
Beats Women
And Tiny Son

For refusing to be the girl friend
OF Alfred Lewis. aged 4S.N26O Il. CO.
lumbia, Mrs. Ilene Davis, aged "a.
$50 T.. Columbia and her son, Ar
thur were beaten with q table leg.
Monday.
Mrs. Davis was brought 10 Re-
ceiving hospital in police car from
her home suffering from scalp lac
erations. bruises on her side and a
possible fracture OF her left fore
arm. She also had a human bite
on her right cheek. Her condition
10 described as serious.
Her four-year-old son, Arthur,
was cut on the lip.
Mrs. Davis stated 10 police that
Lewis came to her home soon Mon
day morning and after she refused
his attentions he took a table leg
and beat her.
Police are looking for Lewis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-19
Inspect Markets
Ham For Poison
Trio Rushed
To Hospital

Board OF Health inspectors are
testing a ham purchased AZ the
Gratiot Central Nark.' saturday.
to deter, lire II " csrsed III,
poisoning OF two women aud 4.
man Monday.
The first victim OF the food
poisoning. Mrs. Mary Ann Under
wood 6s. 1914 Mullett street. was
brought to the Receiving hos pital
bv her son Willie at 7:4s pm.
Monday for treatment.
Later Willie went home and re-
turned with Mrs Bessie Stanley.
ege 2S. and her husband Charles.
age 2s. OF the same address, who
were also suffering from food
poisoning.
Essle stanley stated that they
had eaten ham which she
bought from a meat stall In the
Gratiot Central Market on Sat
urday.
The three victims were given
treatment at the hospital and per-
mitted 10 RI home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-19

Montgomery O'Neal Tarrant.
565 Alger, was granted a divorce
from his wife. Mrs. Nellie l..
Tarrant, 43. OF 644 Mt. Vernon,
in Judge Vincent NJ. Brennan's
court. Thursday. Sept. 10. The
plaintiff, Mr.. Tarrant, was pre-
yiously married to Susie Hatch
CT, deceased. while the defendant.
Mrs. Tarrant, wac previously
married to walter r. Pettiford.
whom she divorced in 1888.
Tarrant charged that his wife
insisted on spending money in
excess of their income. This con-
dition, he said. led to frequent
Quarrels and he finally left her
Nov. 20. 1871.
Mrs. Tarrant stated that her
husbands charges we're untrue
and that their troubles were at
tributable 10 his physical condi-
ton, as he war extremely ner-
vous. given to worrying and ire
quent moods OF depression. The
defendant further stated that she
wanted n reconciliation. - their
z-year-old daughter, Carmen often
cried for he father. Tarrant. she
charged. did not care for a recon
cilIation. saying II would be only
temporary.
In granting the divorce. the
court decreed that the child Is TO
remain with It's mother.
Under the terms of the prop
erty settlement. ell the interest
held by Mrs. Tarrant In her hus-
bands property which Is valued
az sf.ss2.6 so. must be relinquished
BY her, in event she remarries
within one year from Sept. 10.
1912. and Tarrant must pay her
tl000. II sha yemarTiss after one
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-19
Denies She L. Spend Thrift
Gets Divorce, Child's Custody

year from the date mentioned. the
amount is TO be made 500 for
each year that II has not trans
PRED. He must also pay the
mother FIVE dollars per week. plus
rent which Is payable where she
resides.
The court also decreed that
Tarrant must maintain the sup
port OF the child until she
reaches the age OF seventeen.
He IN employed as a guard at
the Detroit post office.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-19
Girl Cleaning, Burns
Self, Mother, Home In
Use Of Naphtha Gas

While cleaning clothes with
Naphtha gas in the Kitchen sink
Of her home Monday, Ruth Watts
are IS, 1890 Revere. struck a
match 10 light the gas stove and
suffered severe second degree
burns OF both her arms. legs and
face
when she struck the match
the -Naphtha became ignited and
her clothes caught fire. Her moth
err tried TO extinguish the flames
and she received a small burn on
her right wrist.
The Watts home also caught
FIRE and fremen arrived In time
70 extinguish the flames and pre-
vent very much damage.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-19
Randolph To Speak
AT St. Cyprians' Fete

Continuing his fight for Negro
participation In the war EFFORT ana
crusading against the emasculatiou
OF the Fair Employment Practice
committee, q committee which he
helped 10 create by his threatened
March on Washington last year, A.
Philip Randolph IL scheduled TO
make one 81 his most militant ad-
dressei at 81. Cyprians' annual
dedIcatory banquet here. Saturday.
Sept 20.
The banquet. which will be held
IN Page hall. Is feature OF the an
nuai anniversary week program
commemorative the fourdlng Of the
westside church IN 1917.
other participants on the pro-
gram will he distinguished local
musical sriistA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-19
arrest DR.. r. Pelham
On Bad Check Charge

W Richard Pelham. with Of
| ,'ss at chene and Gratiot. was
sn.en into custody by local Of
,n' e's last week. charged with is
lug bad check. This IL re-
sO'.ed to be only one OF several
s'. n''ar onensss previously COM
"''ed BY the young dentist
members Of the family contact
inc Tribune this week and
49,. sd they had requested Of
a That DR.. Pelham BE- given
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-19
Jobless Older Men
Asked To Register
At Urban League

The Detroit Urban league urges
all unemployed men As years OF
age and older TO register az Its Of
fee at COS r. Vernon highway. Room
z. in anticipation OF a demand for
older workers to oil Jobs which VIII
be vacated by younger men who
will be called into the armed eerv-
ices or shifted to other Jobs. Hours
for repatriation are am. "a i2:so
daily.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-19

CHICAGO-( ANPl-Dr. c. Leon
Wilson. associate attending obstet-
rician and gynocologist at Provi-
dent hospital. is now diplomatic
OF the American Board OF Obstet-
RIGS and Gynecology highest rat
ing body in that specially, II was
revealed last week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-19
Says Minister
Incorporated
Church Funds
Rev. s. c. Davis
Denies He Drew
Switch BLADE

The Apple OF Discord has
bobbed up in one OF the Ham
tramck churches, causing bitter
friction between the pastor and
large segment OF his congrega-
ton. A group of members. desig-
mated as THE Committee OF Six
~" issued signed statement 70
the Tribune this week. charging
that their pastor. the Rev. Sam
uel c. Davis. OF Quinn Chapel
AME church, at Cameron and
Lynn. violated the discipline OF
the AME church by holding an
Illegal election OF church officers
Wednesday evening, Sept. 3. The
minister was also accused by tho
committee Of the mishandling OF
church funds, and ursurping au
thority vested in the legal trustees
and stewards OF the church.
Call Pastor Hitler
The signed statement submitted
Ivy the Committee OF Sixty. and
b. F. Kennedy, reads in part as
follows:
1--WE. the members Of Quinn
Chapel AME church. at Cameron
and Lynn streets. unfortunately
have a ballyhoo OF a preacher by
the name OF Rev. Samuel c. Davis.
who seems TO have come from mo-
where and is surely going 10 the
same place. But he and his clique
have come to the cross roads. A
black Hitler he has proven 10 be.
Some pitiful few OF the members
represent his followers and cab
met, but the rank and file OF the
membership Of the church will
stick to Quinn Chapel and demand
that the affairs Of the church must
go right. or not at all.
Asked Removal
AT the annual AME confer
ence at Grand Rapids. from Aug.
&c TO 80. a committee from Quinn
Chapel had consultation with
the Bishop and Presiding Elder.
protesting the return OF Rev
ildNIr. lHtN Wtlt pfOiuiStu 'hoN
consideration would be given but
II was to no avail. Davis was re-
appointed.
Says Election Illegal
ION Wednesday night Sept 3.
ne made his threat OF what was
going to happen Sept. .. He IL
legally held an election OF church
officers and tried to carry out his
own vengeance. Out OF the nearly
eighty active members present
AT the meeting only sixteen fol-
lowers OF the pastor were per-
mitted TO vote and he elected to
office. The remaining majority
we're not allowed TO speak free
or take part IN the election, with
out being molested. The pastor
ordered the Gospel chorus dis
banded. after which the president
OF the Gospel chorus. Mrs. Walk
er. Of 1895 Halleck street. went
up at the close Of the meeting 70
reason with Rev. Davis. AZ this
point. he stated that X one
Of the Gospel chorus mem
hers did not like his ruling. the
chorus could use the hole that
Continued on page p
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-29
MEG MINDIG
SAJNALATOSAN

silany a civil lakossag vedel
mere valo keszulOdes. amt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-29

tasuk ilyen modon ezermilliok-
ba kerUl a nemzetnek.
Egyebkent a multi heten mu-
tatkozott meg a kongresszus a
maga igazi kepeben, mikor an
max tagjai 0nmaguknak - 0T
EVI SZOLGALAT UTAN -
nyugdijat szavaztak.
Azok a mocskos politikusok,
akik a social security nyomo-
rusagos- Is dollarjat mem adj
jak meg 65 ewes kora el6tt a
nincstelen munkasnak, eleg
gyalazatosak voltak, hogy on
maguknak ct evi jol fizet6 szol
galat utan megszavaztak a
nagy nyugdijat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-29
Az ELMULT
HET HABORUS

esemenyeiben mem sok 0ro-
met tudott az amerikai pol
gar talalni. - Ma mar villa
gos el0ttiink, hogy a tavol-
keleten (Azsiaban) Japan a
szovetsegeseknel soxkal jobban
fel volt kesziilve, hogy az
eddigieknel is fajdalmasabb
vesztesegek ernek benniinket a
kozel j0v0ben.
Ma mar nemcsak a PHILIPPINE
szigeteken folyo kuzdelmeket,
hanem magat a tavol-keleten
dulo osszes harcokat ugy kell
tekinteniink, mint halasztasi
eljarast, amelynek csak az a
celia, hogy Japan minden talp-
alatnyi elfoglalt helyert draga
arat fizessen.
A legszomorubb meglepetes
minden esetre az volt az Egye-
silt Allamok szamara, hogy
Japan kepes Australia bizton-
sagat veszelyeztetni S minden
esetre fennall annak a vesze-
define, hogy az angol biroda-
lomllak ett6l a reszetol Japan
elvag benniinket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-29
KET VIGASZTALO
TENY

van csupan az azsiai habo-
ruban, ami bizalommal tolthet
Ell bennunket. Az egyik az
a teny, hogy katonaink Nc
Arthur vezetese alatt igazan
bamulatra melt6 h6siesSeggel
harcolnak, S napok alatt vete-
ranok lettek belolik, hogy a
mellettuk kiizd6 barna arcu
philippinok abszolut lojalitasa
tobbe ketseget mem szenved, S
Quislingek mem akadtak k0-
zotttk.
A mask az, hogy Japan
sokkal messzebb nyujtozkodik,
mint amennyire a takaroja
engedne, S mikor elton a le-
szamolas oraja, maga ez a szet
terpeszkedettseg fogja a sir
jat megasni.
S bar olvasoink elott mem
hallgatjuk ell, hogy az azsiai
harcter szomoru kepet mutat,
AIT sem szabad hinni, hogy
oft mar veget ert a hadjarat.
Allando meger6sitesek men
mex ugy Singapore, mint a hol-
land gyarmatokra es Austria
liaba, S mire Japannak sikerul
ezeknek a terileteknek a nagy
reszet megszallni, ezer sebb0l
fog verezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-29

egyedu becsee) munkas vezert barm ntrika es cse
sz0ves eltoja heyer6l
Mem tagadja senk hogy nagyon kvantos vola egye-
Stiles de Philip Murray feenek aran akkor
met csak bels6 harcok dee kovekezk ell es vegztes
hatasu lenne egesz munkasugyre.
Ha beke azonban ait hozna el, hogy munkassag az
egyeses reven egtudna szabadn egyeszt ekete car
smer er6szakos emberto masreszt atto tehetetle
agysagt6 ak mask csoport ellen all, AIT mndenki leg
nagyobb orommel latina es amerka eet u napja
ragyogna fel
Ez azonban alig remeheo John L. Lewis sokka jobban
befeszete magat haalmi szekbe es sokka megbzatot
berecek veszk kor hogysem konnyu ehetne saba
dni tole Azok pedg akk AFL elnokenek szekeret
k ragaskodnak hozza inert soha t0bbe yen gyenge hal
thato es befolyasohato ebert kapnak aguk elere
Lehet Green akarmlyen sztesseges ke,neny gernc
hianya foytan ertektelen.
Sok jOt nemZetre es benne munkaSsagra nezve erte
keset lehet varni at6 ket kizd6 vezer valiant
egyessege kot egymassal Az lesz velk munkassag
gaI egysege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-29
A SZENATUS
BIZOTTSAGA

eles megvilagitasba helyez.
tie azokat a mulasztasokat es
hibakat, amelyek eddig meg.
t0rtentek a keszulodes teren
amig haborubaI1 mem voltunk
Ramutattak, hogy a kilon-
bozo bizottsagok egymas labai
ban akadtak meg, hogy a hir-
telen elottuk fekv6 hatalmac
munkara kelloen felkesziilve
mem voltak, S ezen segitett az
elnok, mikor Nelsonban egyet,
len emberre bizta a fegyverke-
zes 6riasi munkajat.
Ramutattak ARA is, hogy
bizonyos gyarak a fegyverke.
zesi iparban oriasi profitot ha.
racsolnak, S biztos lehet ben.
ne minednki, hogy ennek 6
zsakmanyolasnak a kongresz.
szus azonnal veget vet.
Ramutattak a szervezetek
ben mutatkozo nagy aranyr
visszaelesekre, kiilonosen a be
allasi dijak rablasaval, erre
nezve is torvenyt kernek &
kongresszustol, hogy az meg
SZiiniek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-29
=. w ID NJ 4z-,E

a nemzet figyelmet is felhiv-
jak.
Ez a jelentes mutatja a de-
mokraciak elonyet, ahol mem
lehet eltussolni a tevedeseket,
s ahol a nyilvanossag pergo-
tuze rakenyszerit minden kor-
manyk0zeget, hogy a hibakat
idejeben javitsak.
Az utolso hetekben a gya-
rak atszerszamozasa es ter
melese hihetetlen leptekkel ha-
lad el0re, minden jogunk
meg van AIT hinni, hogy tul
fogjak a legvermesebb RENE
nyeket is szarnyalni.
lit is oft is megt0rtenik,
hogy a termeles id6ben is,
mennyisegben is meghaladja
az el6re kiszamitott progra-
mot S mem ketseges egy pilla-
natra sem, hogy a hadsereg es
navy altal kert t0merdek fell
szerelest a kell6 id6ben meg
kapjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-29
MEM ERDEMES
KERTELNI,

S a legjobb 6szinten ellis
merni, hogy Rio de Jenairoban
diplomaciai vereseg ert ben
nunket. A latin nemzetek ket-
to kivetelevel egyhangulag mel
lenk alltak, de ket hatalmas
allan egyel6re tovabb jatszik
a tengellyel.
Argentina es Chile egyel6re
az an1erikai egysegen Xviii ma
radnak, amit rovidesen meg
bannak, de ugy latszik, olyan
lehetetlen arat kertek a csat-
lakozasert, amt megfizetni
nem birtunk.
ANIMAL jobban esik az anne
rikai polgarnak, hogy a ket or
szag kivetelevel a t0bbi testver
nemzet sziklaszilardan all mel
lettunk, S voltakepen a we're
seq csak annyibol all, hogy a
rioi konferencia szaz szazale-
kos szolidaritast mem hozott
a sZamunkra.
Egy feleven belil egesz biz
tosan minden amerikai nem-
zet egyutt lesz, S a tengely
addig is vajmi keves hasznat
fogja latni, hogy a ket fent-
jelzett nemzet veluk a diplo-
maciai erintkezest tovabbra is
fenntartja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-29
A WORCESTERSHIRE
UJABB

huszonnyolc es felezer mil
lio dollart kert az elnok a navy
es a hadsereg szamara, amt
termeSzetesen vita nelkUl meg
adnak.
Mines Amerikanak polgara,
aki ne lenne hajlando a haza
vedelmere MINDENT megadni,
S kongresszus csak egyetlen
kotelesseget ismerhet. vi
gyazni ra, hogy az elkoltott
penz ellenerteket teljes mer-
tekben megkapjuk.
Kar, hogy la hazai fronton
mem hajlando a kongresszus
hasonlo co-operaciot mutatni,
S peldaul az arak korlatoza-
sara vonatkozo torveny-javas-
1aton meg ma is alkudnak.
Mines "nerv"-je a tisztelt
kongresszusnak, hogy meg
szabja a termenyek arat es a
'munkabereket, S ICY akar-
milyen t0rvenybeh fognak We
gill megalkudni, az csak irott
maIaSzt Iesz.
Ha a bereket mem szabjak
meg, akkor az ipartermekek
arat mem lehet megszabni, s ha
Ia ternenyek, tehat az elelmi-
szerek arat nem korlatozzak,
akkOr a bereket nem szabad
megszabni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-29
Az ELNOK rs.
"A NEMZET is

kibeszelheti a tudejet, a hon
Eatyak a valasztasokra gondol-
max s a farmerek es ipari mum
kasok szavazatat mem akarjak
elveszteni azzal, hogy az ara
kat es bereket megszabjak.
Egy-ket ev mulva, mikor in
flaci6s dragasag lesz, s mikor
latja nemzet, hogy a hadi fell
szerelesert ketszeres arakat kell
fizetni, fel fognak maid ebred-
nj, de akkorra elmulik a kon-
gresszusi valasztas, Is a j6
Washington urak mem t0r6d-
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-29
MEG MINDIG
KERULGETIK

az vi j0vedelmi ado kerdeset
illetve azon bizottsagok zart
ajtok m0gott targyalnak. Hogy
m in d enki meglepetesszeru
nagy adot fog fizetni, ait ter
meszetesnek tartja a polgar.
sag S kiszivargo hirek szerint
csak ket sulyos tetelen folyik a
vita a bizottsagokban.
Az egyik az, hogy megadoz-
zak-e heti keresetet, illetve,
hogy elvegyek-e az adot min
den fizetesb6l, vagy tovabbra
is a jelenlegi rendszer marad-
jon eletben.
A kormanynak es a joza-
nabb elemeknek az a kivan-
saga, hogy az adokat kollek-
taljak a pedakbol, inert ugy
konnyebben beosztja maganak
a maradekot mindenki, de a
szavazatokra halaszo politiku-
sok ettol a rendszert0l irt6z-
max.
A mask vitas iigy, hogy kor
latozzak-e a keresetet, vagyis
kimondjak-e, mint Angliaban,
hogy mondjuk huszonotezer
dollaron felul a haboru tar
talma alatt minden j0vedel-
met elvesznek.
Ugy hallatszik, hogy a so
cial security adojat hat szaza-
lekkal akarjak emelni, aminek
a felet a munkas, felet a mum
ka ado fizetne.