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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-15
BAXTER SLATED TO
FACE BOARD TODAY?
PatrOlman Said to Have Been
Ordered I'm" by Boss
Peter Kline.

Was the transferring of Patrol
man Emmett Baxter from a down
town beat to- one on the west
side an attempt of Chief of Police
Kline to openly rcbuke the officer
or was it an effort 20 quiet the agi-
tation that has been created aginst
The police chief. following the man
ner in which ne acted in the case
against Baxter?
This question has been repeatedly
discussed by those connected with
the police department since II was
announced that the patrolman ac-
cused OF assaultug Ernest Beekman
would Doe temporarily assigned TO the
west part of the city. That it is an
effort OF Kline 10 drop the case en-
tireIy and TO avoid criticism which
las been shown the police chief,
was the belief OF many who are CON
nected with the inner circles" of
the department.
II could not be verified last night
that Baxter appeared before the
boss" Thursday afternoon. as he
had been ordered. According to
the story Of the patrolman he was
10 appear before the head of the de
partment yesterday, presumably to
receive notice to be present at the
board of safety meeting this eve
ming % stand trial on the charge Of
brutally assaulting and mainland
ling Ernest Beckman. whom he had
placed under arrest on the night of
July 8. The charge was contained
in a petition toothe safety board
and requested that Baxter be dis
MISSED from the department only
% signatures were attached.
According TO Baxter and 10 other
polio officers il is necessary for the
chief TO order him before the board
at least three days before trial date
This was not done and is now d
question whether he will be forced
90 appear this evening Baxter has
retained counsel and viii fight any
attempt 20 remove him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-15
.LASALLE CORP. TO
BUILD APARTMENT
Deal Said Virtually Closed for
Turner Hall and Adjoin-
ing Site.

A new apartment. house is planned
BY the LaSalle hotel corporation.
which viii be built on the site where
the Toxic dance hall now stands.
and VIII be extended from Michigan
st. TO Main on Marion St, it was
unofiicially announced last night.
The option on the property. which
consists Of Turner hail and a large
frame house on the corner Of Marion
and Main SITS. was taken some tine
ago by the representatives Of the La
Sale corporation, who are under
taking the construction Of the La
Sale hotel here.
Jacob Hoffman, president Of the
Turner corporation, owners Of tns
Turner hall, could not be reached
last night but il was learned from
others closely in touch with the pro-
ject that the deal had been con-
sumated and that after the parties
interested in the purchase had Wis
tied a local lawyer Thursday after
noon, a purchase price on both pieces
of property had been agreed upon.
While no figures could be gained
last night, it was learned that the
home at the corner Of Main and
Marion sts. had been offered for sale,
together with the property sur
rounding it, for $4,000. The price
asked for the Turner property was
said TO be $4,000.
The LaSal,e corporation has plan
ned the construction Of a large apart
ment house in this city for some
time and when the purchase of the
property, where the LaSalle hotel
now is being built was first annOunc-
ed IL was intimated that the apart
ment house project would follow
closely
The real estate gained in the new
purchase by the LaSalle co. is be-
lieved 10 be one Of the choicest
pieces Of property in that part Of
the city. 1t is well located and af-
fords an excellent frontage on Marion
St together with easy facilities fer
construction and renting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-15
RUSSELL ERSKINE
HONORED AT CAMP
Local Boy Wins Brown Rag
for Excellence In Work
at Eberhart.

Russell Erskine. son OF a r. En-
slSine. president OF the Studebaker
corporation. was one Of the first two
boys 70 win the brown rag at the
Y. NJ G.. A. Camp Ebcrhart. this
summer The other was Edward
Ravenscrof OF Glencoe. III. They
We're the only lads who were award
ed these emblems IN the first two
weeks Of the camp and were re-
warded by fishing trip with
George Cooper. the Y. NJ G. y.
physical director, who is instructing
the boys at the camp. The brown
rag - an emblem presented to
those who complete the assignment
Of Is different tasks in the four-fo d
program SO far this season los
boys have swum 20 the island. a dis
lance OF about a quarter mile. and
16 across the lake, a mile and a half
Before the young members are per
mitted 10 take out a canoe they are
required 10 swim 20 the island and
"Y" officials have fouad that this
requirement has proved quite an in
ducement 10 the boys to make them
selves better swimmers.
The two tents that caught on fire
July 4th during a fireworks display
have been replaced by permanent
cottages. Both tents were entirely
consumed and the clothing and per
sonal effects belonging 10 the boys
were lost. This, however, was COM
pletely covered by insurance.
Yarns on Fish,
ct is interesting 10 note the ig-
norance OF some OF the lads from
the big city, as far as outdoor life
is concerned" commented a camp
official. zone boy from Chicago was
told early one morning that it was
his turn to exercise the fish Not
knowing exactly how to go about it
he awakened Cooper and inquired
concerning the method of pro-
cedure. He was informed that It
would be necessary to postpone the
practice until the next day and,
after more or less kidding he
found that feeding the fish is a
purely mythical occupation. Evil
IDENTITY the fish IN Corey lake are vo-
raciOus to an extent of fOOlhardi-
ness as one lad caught a large bass
on a hook that was devoid Of the
usual attraction in the way f
worms, etc He had let the hook
drop into the water preparatory 20
batting it and when he attempted
TO pull it UP, found a fish on the end,
of the line. Mr.. Cooper caught the
largest bass so far this season, hook
ing one weighing three pounds.
three ounces.
L. G. Colson. religious director of
the Y. NJ c.. A, who is conducting
the religious exercises at the camp,
spent Thursday in South Bend at
tending three meetings at the Y. NJ
c.. a. He is to return 20 the camp
this morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-15
NAME MISHAWAKA,
OSCEOLA And TWO
RENDERS IN LIST
Government Searching for II
Alleged Slackers in Bor-
der City.

Twelve men OF military age
evaded military service during the
world war. according 20 an an
n0uncement made yesterday by In
diana headquarters az Fort Benja-
min Harrison. These. together with
two men giving Osceola Is their
home address. and two from South
Bend. are being sought today by
military and civil authorities and
military organizations for prosecu-
tion with others on the government
Stacker list.
Civil authorities may arrest any
one or all OF these men and deliver
them 90 military control Actual ex-
penses not 20 exceed $50. 70 include
reimbursement for the amount ac-
tuaIy expended. but not TO include
allowances for services, viii be paid
90 any civil officer or citizen for the
apprehension and delivery TO mill
tary control Of any one of them.
The list. made public yesterday.
names, among others.
Mike Abraham. 600 L.. Lawrence. Ansh-
awake.
David Burks, Osce0l1.
GuyIenlno CasolJorn. 3O1 W. Twelfth
ST.. Mlshawaka-
William Gardner. 100 y. Main St.
MtshaWaka
Alexander RaIzinskl. South Bend
William Latham, 81 S. Virgil st.
Mishawaka
Herman c. NfcCrelry. Osceola-
Sing Lee Mark, l2i y. Main ST., Mish-
aW8kG.
William Martin, r. h. Mlshawaka.
George Masters. New Carlisle.
Tony M0shak. "a W. Lawrence, Mish-
awake.
Julius Pinter. South Bend
Frank g.. PrZybykewskt r. r. (, South
Bend
Giovanni Russo. 323 W. Ninth St,
Mislawakd
oliver l. smith. 5IJ W. First st.. Mish-
awake
Walter r.. Speobe. 500 y. Main St.,
IishaWaka.
Manuel Ma Tavarcs. $50 f. Michigan
tye MishaWakl.
Elmer Wheeler. rs W First St., Mish-
1waka.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-15
BUCHANAN

Funeral services for Howard T.
Smith. Civil war veteran, who died
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Carrie Kean, last saturday. were
held Mt the Kean home MOAday
afternoon at 2:5O. Rev +. u. Riebe;
oficiated and :nterment was made i'm
oak Ridge cemetery. The following
Civil war veterans acted as pail bear
ers; John Curtis, John q. Dick. Al
bert Weaver. Ashley Carlisle. VIM.
Conrad. and George Hanley.
Thomas Swain Of Niles was a bust
ness visitor in Buchanan Wednes-
day.
Miss Mildred Stevens was in Three
Oaks Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oils Douley are en-
joying a weeks outing at Clear Lake.
The women's civic club met al the
home Of Mrs. Charles Bishop Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Howard Rogers has returned
from a brief visit with her brother
at Benton Harbor.
A meeting Of the Boy Scouts Of
Troop No. was held az the high
school grounds Monday afternoon.
Richard Colvin is attending sum-
mer school AT the University OF Notre
Dame.
Village taxes are now payable 70
the treasurer. Charles W. Lands.
at the First National bank. The
time limit is August 10.
Robert Bandsman OF Niles visited
relatives in Buchanan Tuesday even
ing.
The annual picnic for members OF
tho Berrien County Farm Bureau
viii be held at Lake Chaplin. Rerrien
Springs THURSDAY. August &. ac-
cording % word sent ONT by +. W.
Springs, Thursday. August 4. ac.
Emerson. county business agent for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-15
LEGION TO SEND
SCOUTS TO CAMP
Post TO Defray Expenses of
Six To Culver Business
Men Sponsor Move.

Prospects OF finding employment
Tor SO eN-sOldiers We're discussed at
the bi-monthly meeting OF the Ameri-
can Lesion held I'm the Chamber of
Comme;c building Thursday right
Employment Officer Leo Berner an
nounced that ne had registered IS
eN-s0ldiers who are seeking employ
ment They represent the various
trades. All efforts are ing made by
the employment department Of the
Legion TO ind places for these eN-
So ldiers in South Bend and surround
ing cities. 10 was announced.
The American Legion viii show
the picture. The Man Without a
Country" az a local movie house in
September. IL was announced last
night The picture. whicb has been
especially adapted for the use Of the
Legion in Americanizati5h work. Will
be shown for three days.
A committee OF 80 men 20 have
charge OF the ticket SAL -Cr the per
Torrance was appointed last night
Complete arrangements for the per
form1nces viii be completed within a
few days
Upon the motion that the Legion
send some OF those scouts u the Cul-
yer camp who have found 70 finsn-
cially impossible 20 attend. the post
voted 90 give enough money 20 send
SIX youngsters. The BOYS who viii
receive free the To-day outing are 10
DE chosen by Scoutmaster Taylor
from those most deserving. Jay A.
White. OTIS s. Romine. Harry Travel
lee and +. J. Roche, members OF the
post. each volunteered 20 sponsor the
sending Of one scout on the trip.
z. J. Roche. ] Cunningham and
A r. Macdonald. who were in at
tendance al the Comm ondares and
Adjutants' meeting OF the posts OF the
SKATE az Culver. reported on the work
accomplished al the conference.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-15

the bureau. IL is planned to have eX-
congressman Hamilton of Niles give
an address during the day and ar
ready James Howard of Chicago has
been secured as the speaker of the
day. Mr.. Howard is president of
the American Farm Bureau Fedora
ton. A band concert will be given
in the afternoon and in the evening
and numerous sports. contests, etc,
are planned for the children.
The annual school meeting in tho
high school assembly Monday niglt
was attended by 225 voters, the lars-
est number 10 attend a school meet
ing i'm the past Is years. c. T..
Pears, Delbert L. Boardman, and
Mrs Ida Rice, the retiring members
Of the board, were succeeded by
Frank Habicht, NJ. L Hanlin. and
Mrs Ida Rice.
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha
Bush, aged so years, who died at
the home Of her daughter Mrs. u.
.. Montague, Monday night, We're
held at the Montague home We'd
nesday afternoon at > o'clock. IN
torment was made in Oak Ridge
cemetery.
Regular meeting of the Lady Mac
cabecs was held in the lodge rooms
Tuesday evening. A report of tho
commander meeting Of Cas- and
Berrien counties was read by the
nt-Commander.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller are
the Parents of a daughter, born FRI
day. July
Mrs William Neal Of Fruitport,
Mich, is visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Tracy Neal.
Regular meeting of the o. L. :.
was held in the Masonic rooms
Wednesday evening.
Miss Beulah jerks has returned
10 New York City after a weeks visit
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. l. jerks.
The sunday school classes Of the
Methodist church viii hold their an
nual picnic at Clear lake Tuesday.
July 10.
Misses Sarah and Ruth Eisele are
visiting friends and relatives in New
York state and will remain in this
east for about three weeks.
Miss Susie Aalfs returned from
Kalamazoo Wednesday where she
has been attending the summer ses-
sion of the Western state Normal.
The r. d. l. club will meet at the
Moccasin avenue playground park
Thursday Afternoon, July Il, at . so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyman Bachelor
are the parents Of a daughter, born
Tuesday. July u.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-15
HOW SHAMEFUL 1T
Is TO SPOIL SUCH
Il PLEASANT PARTY!

a "blossoming hooch party was
apparently nipped in the bud early
yesterday afternoon when a Main
st. patrolman espied a bottle of gin,
Partially covered, in a Jordan tour
ing car in front of the Main res
taurant.
The cop furthered his investiga
ton and his suspicious regarding
the party were borne out gradually
when a companion bottle OF whisky
was located, together with a bucket
filled with ice, glasses and towels.
The Jordan carried the Indiana
license No. 21436O and is said TO be
the property of people from Fort
Wayne. The identity OF the owner
OF the car is not yet known TO the
police.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-15
pRoWNs N RIVF.R.

MARION. MINI. July 14-Herin-
an Z. Brocksmith, IS. Of Nincenres.
Ind. was drowned I'm the Minnesota
river here Thursday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-15

LONDON, July IA Opinion in
authoritative quarters here is that
there VIII he a conference in London
preliminary 10 the conference in
Washington on limitation CT arma-
mentS. This suggestion Is founded
on the idea OF the ACCESSIBILITY OF
taking the overseas premiers into
the discussion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-15
EVANSVILLE HONORS
BODY OF WAR HERO

EVANSVILLE, Ind, July IL
Hundreds Of citizens gathered at the
station here Thursday afternoon to
welcome home the body of James
Bethel Gresham, first American SOL
dire to be killed in France.
Friday his body will lie in state
at the memorial coliseum Mayor
Bose has issued a proclamation set
ting aside a half hour for public scr
vices. Several short memorial ad-
dresses will be delivered. The body
will be buried Saturday with a mill
ltary funeral in charge of the
American legion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-15
POSTPONE HEARING OF
MUNCIE TELEPHONE co.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, July IA
The hearing Of the Muncie tele-
phone rate advances. proposed by
the Indiana Bell company has been
postponed indefinitely. IL was an
nounced Thursday by the public
service commission. 1t was set for
July / s. but will not be heard prob
ably until next month. No reason
was given for the postponement but
it was understood that the delay
would afford opportunity for the
city making preparations TO combat
the Company's case.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-15

RICHMOND, IND, July IA What
police say is the largest still ever
found in Wayne county was confis-
Gated here Thursday night, when po-
lice officers raided the home of Wal
ter Pleasant. Four hundred gallons
Of rye and corn mash and about 25
gallons of the finished product were
found. police say. The still, which
was complete in every detail, was
found in a tinshop in the rear of the
Pleasant home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-15
PROPOSE BIG FUND

expenditure OF y213.OSO,669 for the
relief Of ex-service men during the
present fiscal year is proposed in a
report submitted Thursday 10 the
senate finance committee on the
Smoot plan for the concentration in
separate federal bureau Of ex
soldiers and eX-sailors' welfare
rr.nr.I.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-17
MAoYARoK TAvozAaA
v1eszA Az 0HAzABA


3 hsterl' hitfSS isnsss tebb ma
gyar honfitarsunk utazott vissza
az 6hazaba Youngstownb6l. Ha-
romnak sikerilt a neyet feljegyez-
nj: Vasas Laszlo, Szabolcs megye
nyirszakolyi, Illanok Janos, Hont
megye ipolyvecsei, Sera Istvan,
Zemplsn megye pacini. Ez d ,ha
rom magyar honfitarsrnk az el-
multi het pentekjen, Hen, szami-
tott isrnat elutasni New Yorkba,
hogy ho 15-en Triesztbe indnl6
San Guisto gSz0sre szalljanak,, de
szen. remenyiikben csal6dtak,
merit amint kilnentek az Erie de-
pot-ra sok barat kiserete altal
kofereket bessallitottak. A City
bank iigyn0ke akkor tudatta ve-
liik, hogy semmi koriilmenyek
k0z0tt ell mem utazhatnak q fent-
nevezett haiora, inert azon a ha-
jon ragalyos betegseg iitott ki
Megallapitottak a doktorok, mikor
a hajo kik0tott New Yorkban a
bevandorl6 eur6pai utasokkal es
igy fels6bb parancsra a hajo zar
ala helyeztetett es exert kenytelen
volt a gyaszol6 sereg halottaikat
visszakiserni a temetorol, mivel
a sirg0d0r meg mem volt kiasva
szamukra, pedig a gyaszhazt6l
alaposan ell voltak bucsuztatva,
kiilon0sen pacini Sera 1stvan,
Ottan volt egy par dijloma mel
kill, kantor, akiket az eg nagyon
j6 tiidovel aldott meg es ra is,zen-
ditettek, hogy "Eltavozo kedves
pajtas, eredj haza, isd az olaht,
kergesd XII csehet, racot, utoljara
az osztrakot, szabaditsd fel az or
szagot, szep Magyarorszagot" stb
A tavoz6 pacini Sera Istvannak
hogy mennyi baratja volt Youngs-
townban, mi sem bizonyitja job
ban,. mint az, hogy a kisero bara
tok KOHL a k0vetkezoket sikeriilt
feljegyezni sorok irojanak
Sera Sander, Tod6czi Albert, Ber-
czi Sander, Lenart Gabor, Palo-
czi Sander, ifj. Sera, Gabor, Kor-
mos Laszl6, Horvath .Andras, Be
ne Janos, 10th Istvan, ifj. 10th
JOSEF, Czinke Istvan, Szab6 Ist-
van es nagyon sok tisztelo barat
ia haznal bucsuzott eltole. Szam
talan jo baratot szerzett Youngs-i
townban Z ev 6ta, az 3 egyenes,
nyilt, barati, szereto szivevel- es
ICY azoknak is mond listen hozza-
dot, akikt6l szemelyesen ell nem
bucsuzhatott, kivanva erot, egesz-
seget es sok szerencset itteni ter
hes munkajukhiz. Mi is kivanunk
pgy neki, mint t0bbi vele utaz6
honfitarsainknak szerencses uta-
East, es boldog. megelegedest mi
szegeny Magyarorszagunkban.
Vegiil megjegyzem, hogy az 8
Observation-Disclosures mem lehet
okolni az itteni iigyn0koket, inert
Ok is a haj6tarsulat figye1mezte-
tesere mem engedtek 6ket elutaz-
nj es ez nekik is jayukra szolgalt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-17
A WASHINGTON BEKE

Az Egyesult Amok vi choke Harding meg vee at hi
vaalat Wsonto rtg en6kto Az amerkai alkonany ertemd
lokkel letunt seem noha Wilson meg
manyz6 skeben Amerika bel ks6 potkaa hete ota
Harding embeebb fefogasa & tagabb ak0r vagszemlelete
szerin gazodk
Hardngnak meg egy-k6 nyakozatat ismerik a vae
dogar6 de mar ekb6 mgeeuk hogy Kozpeur6pa eirazot
alamai ogos remenysegge nehetnek vi enok M hsz
z Harding enokke vaaszasaban amera np gazsagot
uta diadahoz AIT gazsagot es meanyossagot aey egye
nes clientele wilson, ketsznsegne kegyetense
gel mar mem sokag ehetnek hat6konyak.
Merit Harding tudja hogy parsi Observation-Disclosures myen
rettenees hezetbe dorak K0peur6p ezze egyt gesz
Eur6pat.
Egg eokeo pokusnak mondotta az elnok mossna
ban:
A Nepszoveseg ere, az akotoi tuladonta
na ne R0videen olynna faju helz Eur6paban hogy
enny europa allan fog fordulni velSde mgen
tese erdekeben E eor all maid eo panat amkor vag
vaamennyi kerdesene megodasara u
Westinghouse es beet washington beke fogia
felvalani.
Harding nyiakozaa remeny e biztat6 AIT atjuk
hogy megvaltozaasat cez
mozgalom elere Harding enokke vaaszasaban akarat
nyiatkozatta hogy vagkataszr6at vi bekekoss ki
vanja megakadalyozni
Nekunk magyaroknak igei fontosak eensegek Mem
bad gemen xviii hagynunk megnyakosuknak egyetlen ar
nyaat ha amerika magyarsagnak letipot hazavl
zmben volt valamiko nagy hvatas aor enne most
o e az dee Hszn amekai magyarsagnak nemsak Harding
megvaazasaban harng poka diada uttaasaban leheett
rez de haboru aa vereve e vagyonaval adozo
ke atlanta propagandana oyan zhaagat ke razudana
merka kekre hoey legovidebb lido alatt e vagesaggal
aon minden amkai elott mlen
tent Magyarorszaggal.
Az vi elnok beszelt eeltan pilanat
Amerka magyarsaga ogga emondhata Amert hozett aldo
zataim feJeben igazsagot kOvetelek Magarosg szara
Hogy mikent csinaa szaz szaz pda all e0tte Har
coon hazaanak gaza ug es an eszkookke ahogy
manok csehek zerbek egy hazugag dadara uttataat k
dottek Ne amitson e f csak gazs
got monda mndenu Vlagossa fl ecsapott ohiszemsege
Uagban ropratokban meetngk szazan mnent
oft rianon bke szdarabol
eheog eszkoz tapntat ezek eggevel mndenhov fer
kozzon be evgost6 agitaco Mndenye Asnera kls6
es bes6 politkaja ranytjak
Eppen lit deje hogy igazsag ohama megnduon
zgsagnak csasnak roszszemi beaitasoknak meresz
atkozott muve ellen Mi hissk
amrkai magyargnak modja ogy megcsnaa
csal6dunk hogy kereszuyeehez megeeo 10
telessegerzete is.
u Amikpr leseso amerkai ajkar6l hangzot 81 'wneen
bee riadoa meg nkabb aon o apa bckem
magyarsg amenek gazaggal egyu most hazaat meg
kel mentenie - Westinghouse keresztdl
Testverek! Buszken es bzalommal reaso
hat evig veeztnk hogy Tranonban megcsusana III odaa
harcoljatok washington bkeer az csa mi bssnk
j gyar beke lehet!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-17

Alabb kozoljiik ''Kiilfodi Magyarsag igazan ki
tino vezercikket. Washington beke' cime vi be-
kekotesro besze ckk Amelika fogadta el tria-
non bekeszerz0dest Harding vaoztathat es reme
juk, megkonnyiti maid Magyarorszag sorsat De knek
ujan ferjik Hardinghoz K adjon at elore kidolgo
zott memorandumokat, k mehet ell Hardinghoz?
Amerikaban senki mas, mint Amerikai Magyar
Szoveseg. Ez hivatot testlet Ez taal meghal
gatasra mint hogyan talat meghalgaasra szena-
tus kiigy oizottsaga elott
Hazulrol nen lehet magyar propaganda iranyitan
Amerikaban Ext csaks alnerikai magyarok tehetik
amerka szemponbol efogadhat6an, toveny altal ellis
inert testileteik utjan.
Ide hiaba jon Teriilcvedo Liga, ''Kelet Nepe,'
vagy XII tuda XII mas Azok lit csak egy celt ernek
ell Hiszekeny emberek zsebeb0l kveszik Iazafas moz
galnakIa szan penzt es nyljtanak erte egy nagy
NIT penn kel gyaus korilmenyek kozott kierkezo
kldottek koltsegere. Elszamolast mem adnak, csak
yallveregetest
IS Ennek haszontalan m,nkanak igazi, az ARA hi;
vatott testlet Ameikai Magyar Szovets6g es vele
egytt sikeres magyar propaganda adja aeg az arat
Nit aka1nak lit Kabdebo Lorantok. Kik Ok, hogy q
velk amerikai kor1nany szoba aljon? Nit keres egy
magyar enber Washingonban? Semmit, inert csak zart