Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-20

Notyaoses az I.Foaa>si'oi'J
aaost, aohssssszasaa assy tstszest !
Eeltett.
Todor Juliska, Todor Maria,
Bodnar Bozsike, Szunyogh llonka,
1,enpyel Terike, Lengyel Maria
f,ross Maria es H6resik Aonka
esyuttescn el5adott Magyar SadTel
ldia is hatalmas sikert aratott ssa
sziinni mem akaro tapsvihar halla-
stsra a b&jos leanylsak meg'sme, 4
teltek nagyon szep+t +ts preeiz tanc-
azamnkat. I
"A Magyar Haz kerdeset Nag!
gozsef ismertette, aki szonokl heV-
vel el6adott hatalmas beszedehen
meggy6z6 er6vel mutatta Xxi Ma
gyar Haz .megsalositasanak szuk-|
segessegat, a beszede utan feihans
z6 tapsvihar 4nemcsak az o sep
beszsdisnek szolott, hanem foga-
sdalon1tetel volt a kOz0nseg resze-
rSl a Magyar Haz mellett. olcsa-
nyi .Janos ,es Nemenyi NiElos rs
mertettek azokat t0rvenyjavas-
lstbkat. melyek jelenleg a kon-
rresszus el5tt fekszenek $ melyek-
mex .eletbel6ptetesc ellen youngs
town. ma gyarsag is kell, hogy fel-
emelie tiltakozo szavat. tAz egybe-
.ryiilt kozonseg beterjesztett ha-
tarozati iavaslatot egyhangulag
elfogadta. A javaslat kSvetkezo-
,ksPsp sz6l:
Whereas, we hungarian born Amer
;eaa citizens of the Mahoaing Valley
have on this day of March 10th, 1874
gathered to discuss proposed regisfation
affecting Immigra ton now pending III
The conrres. ekh khtis uaited states, and
whereas, THE United Hungarian
Churches and Societies of Noungstown,
ohio, are truly representing the 100000
IHunea Ran born citizens OF this great
industrial district, and =
Where's, we Hungarian born Amer
ietai,eitizens aret eognizaatlof the great
dshstitution Of the United States
cilaraiteeine freedom to all those living
within its happy boundaries, enjoying
equally the advantages Offered by inns
great Democracy, and
Whereas, certain legislation further
restricting immigration and proposans
to cuYtaii the freedom Of those who
will Ibe permitted to hand on these
shares. is in direct conflict with true
American ideals of liberty therefore be
1T RESOLVED, that We Hungarian
born Americans gathered in this mass
meeting do protest, as liberty loving
Americans should against any attempt
to humiiiate poor seekers of that free
dom. which we enjoy, by the introduc
tion of taking of their finger prints
likenins them to criminals, and
That, We do protest the taking Of
their pictures and to keeping a sort OF
Rocue's Gallery of Aliens, and
That, we do consider it q violation OF
American principles to require thu
Alien to register and through thf
registration system to control his free
movement, and
That. we earnestly protest against an,
further restriction on immigration, be
cause of the hardship it works on fla
miles long separated by war, and
That. this resolution or copy there
of be forwarded to the Honorable
Frank B. Willis, Senior Senator from
Ohio and a member Of the Commute
on immigration of the Senate, with tn
request that it be incorporated in tn
record Of the Senate Of the Unitet
States, and
That, copies of this resolution be ais
forwarded to the Honorable Simeon =
Fess, junior senator from Ohio, and t
the Honorable John G.. Cooper, repres
cntatiye Of the 10Th district of Ohio.
Youngstown, Ohio, this 10th day o
Mareh, 1924. s,
Emitted Hungarian Churches ar
Societies of Youngstown, Ohio
Gustav Habodasz, Chairman
Coleman Revesz, Secretary.
John Olesanyi,
Ernest N. Nemehyi,
Members Of Committee O.
Resolution.
Olcsanyi Janos beszede alat.
agyes megjegyzesei kapcsan kitor
a vihar, melyet azonban sikeriil
.1ecsendesiteni. Az ,iinnepseg az
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