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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01
URGE IDENTIFICATION
AT GREAT FALLS
(From the Washington Starr

To preserve for development the
potential water power and park
facilities of the gorge and Great
Falls of the Potomac River the
House District Committee today
favorably reported the joint reso
ution sponsored by Representative
Cramton of Michigan. Mr.. Cram
ton, at hearing before the com
.nittee, stated his belief that the
louise leaders will allow this legis
alton to be passed before Con
yress adjourns.
In order to preserve for devel
Dpment IN whatever manner Con
gress may ultimately find most de
irable the natural resources in
water, potential water power ano
park and recreational facilities af
torded by the falls and gorge OF
The Potomac as one of the great
natural inheritances of the Ma
ional Capital the resolution di.
'ects the Federal Power Commits
ion not to issue any permit, pre-
urinary or final, to any private
interest for the development of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01
Another attack against the Mon

Another attack against the Mont
gomery Bus Lines, Inc, by out
side transportation interests was
made this week when the Blue
Ridge Transportation Co. Inc, fl
ID protest against the recent
action Of the Public Service Com
mission granting the Montgomery
company permission for intra-state
operation between the District
Line and Washington Grove in
Guiding Rockville, Bethesda and all
Intermediate points.
The Washington Railway and
Electric Company' already has fl
ed a protest asking that the public
service commission recind the in
tra-state franchise granted to the
Montgomery Bus Lines, Inc.
Officials of the Montgomery Bus
Lines, Inc, however, are prepared
to appear before the Public Ser
vice Commission for continuance
Of the franchise with the support
Of all civic organizations through
out the sections of the county
served by the bus lines. The Mont
gomery County Civic Federation is
also supporting the county bus
line and has asked the public SER
vice commission to grant an adj
ditional intra- state franchise to
the Montgomery company for the
operation of a service along the
Old Georgetown road in Bethsadr
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01
Cabin John Civic
League Meeting

A well attended meeting of the
Cabin John Civic League was held
at the Cabin John, Glen Echo
School on Monday May 81.
Among the business transacted
was a report of the Entertain
ment Committee, who reported the
purchase of an electric stove and
cupboard for the school obtained
by' the proceeds of Pie Social held
at the previous meeting.
An interesting report was made
by Mr.. A. A. Potter relative to an
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01
State Plans
Drastic Action
In Oyster Tilt
X. II. Archer Would Carry
Out Provision of Law
as Passed in
1927
From the Baltimore Sun, May 2S.
1928,

From the Baltimore Sun, May 2S
1928.
Drastic action was promised
yesterday by Robert H. Archer
Assistant Attorney General,
against the oyster packers of the
State who have announced their
intention deny hte State ten per
cent. of their shells as required in
an act passed at the 1927 session
of the Legislature.
Just what action the State will
take has not been decided def
nitely, Mr.. Archer said. He and
Thomas H. Robinson, Attorney
General, were to have conferred
yesterday on the question, but
they postponed the meeting until
this morning.
Bldmes POckers' Group
of oyster packers are failing to
Mr.. Archer said that a group
comply with the law. Counsel for
this group is said to be contem-
plating an appeal to the Supreme
Court to test the constitutionality
of the measure.
"These rebellious packers" Mr..
Archer said, "are using rough tao
tics in their stand against what
has been declared law, and we
propose to act in the same manner.
We have decided almost definitely
just what we will do in our action
against them, but cannot announce
our plans until l confer with Mr..
Robinson"
Among the methods through
which the State may force the
packers o give up these shells is
to file individual suits against the
offenders.
Tilt Began Last Summer L
The controversy between the
packers and the Conservation De-
partment began last summer when
an attempt to stop collection OF
the shells until the courts had
passed on the constitutionality OF
the measure.
The Circuit Court Of Baltimore
City and the Court Of Appeals
upheld the statute, ruling that the
collection of shells was an unusual
form of taxation in which the
State is retaining part of the
shells taken by oystermen from
common property. Counsel for the
packers association are planning
an appeal to the Supreme Court
of the United States in an effort
to reverse the rulings of the lower
courts.
Packers holm that the Conserva.
ton Department should not at
tempt TO collect the shells befor,
final decision is handed down
Swepson Earle, State Conservation
Commissioner, however, asserted
that no mention was made of al
appeal with the packers was mad,
last summer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01
S7.O0OyOOO Agreed
To for Mall Land
InDeGciency BIZ
House Approves Confer.
ence Report, Carrying
Total of $l46,-
100000
The washing.O on Post, May &c.

i me WaSning on fOSt, May 70.
The House and Senate conferees
N the second deficiency bill com
promised yesterday on the appro-
pria,ion for the purchase of pri-
yate property in the Pennsylvania
Avenue-Mall triangle. The sum
agreed to was $7,000,000.
Working fast, the conferees
whipped their report into shape in
tn eafternoon, and just before G
o'clock the House approved il The
Senate still must act.
AS finally approved by the con-
ferees, the bill carries a total ap-
preparation of $140,000,00O The
House bill had carried S99,000,0OO
and the Senate bill $149,0O0,000.
Coolidge Asked $9,75O.OO0
The House had AUTHORIZE
100000 for purchase Of the tn
angle property, which property is
to give way to public building
The Senate raised this to $3.50
900, the sum recommended by Pres
ident Coolidge. After a wrangle,
he conferees yesterday agreed On
he S7,O00,O00 figure.
Other items approved in confer
ence were as follows:
For beginning work on the
Mount Vernon Memorial Highway
$4,000 600; for completing two pub
lie bathing pools here, $4,000; for
salary survey by the personnel
classification board as AUTHORIZED
by the Welch bill, $4,000; for
United States Employees Compen-
sation Commission in carrying out
the terms Of the Blaine Underhih
workmen's compensation BILL
100000.
$4,000 for Western High
For an athletic field at Western
High School, $4,000; for new con
struetion at Walter Reed Hospital
100000; the the temporary Sol
diers and Sailors Home, $500.
The increase for the various hos
pitfalls here were all approved, the
House receding to the Senate on
this point. A total Of $4,000 Voc
approved for the Assessors OF
in order to carry out certain res
mendations Of the Bureau of
cheney.
The item Of $4,000 for maxim
survey in connection with the
to improve Wakefield, Va,
birthplace of George Washing
was stricken out by the confer
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01

interests. There is the unpopu
larity of Congress. There is the
ack of great public problems
There is his extraordinary talent
or inaction. There are a humble,
If other things, Perhaps it is 2
combination of them all, together
with the period that enables him
IN spite Of his failures, to seem
successful, and causes so many
people who do not get a close view
o consider probably the weakest
If our Presidents one of the
strongest.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01
Chicago Bureau of The Baltimore
SUM

Chicago Bureau of The Baltimore
SUM
Chicago, May 26.-Resolutions
CRYING notice on the two major
,olitical parties that the farmers
10 longer would be bound by party
les, and rejecting Calvin Coolidge
and Herbert Hoover as candidates
or the Presidency were adopted at
wO mass meetings held in Central
illinois today.
Several thousand men and women
ne. at Springfield and almost as
NAM at Galesburg. The Spring
ield resolution did not specify a
ominee who would be acceptable
O the farmers but after the corn
Jelt ban was put on the President
md Hoover, the mass meeting wa
urned into a demonstration fol-
Frank o. Lowden, former Cover
Tor of Illinois. Al the Galesburg
neeting the resolution declared Mr.
.owden would be ian acceptable
.andidate."
Veto Is Called "Mockery"
Mr.. Coolidge's veto of the Nc
Jary-Haugen bill was character
zed in resolutions adopted by rep
esentatives from fourteen coun-
les at Springfield as 'final proc.
hat a platform pledged for
iquare deal for agriculture" is bu
nockery unless it be administered
~ a President who understands
md at heart desires a full solution
If the agricultural problem"
ave serve notice here and now,
he resolutions said, upon the re-
pective leaders of all parties thai
our individual and collective sup
port will go only to those candi
lates who have sympathetic un-
lerstanding of this great question
PARTY lines have disappeared in
this fight"
Hoover Is Assailed
Herbert Hoover, called the
spokesman for the exporter and
he professional trader in farm
crops" has been the guiding in
luence" with President Coolidge
in his attitude toward the problems
and the only hope for the adoption
Of flair national policy" lies only
in the complete reputation of the
Coolidge Hoover leadership" the
farmers resolved.
Former Governor Joseph w.
Fifer, of Bloomington, advised the
farmers to storm the Republican
convention at Kansas City.
go to Kansas City," said Mr..
Fifer; "Sou know the way. If you
ire turned down there, then meet
again to consider what you will
do"
LOwden Is Urged
The former Governor, who came
with the Mclean county delega-
ion, aroused the enthusiasm OF
the audience when he declared tha'
his advice would be for the farm
ars to insist on the nomination o!
former Governor Frank o. Low
len, of Illinois, as Republican nom
inee for President.
Farmers first gathered at the
courthouse, but owing to the size
of the assemblage marched to the
State Arsenal.
George C. Seaman, of Taylor
vile, was elected chairman and for
mer Mayor Edward Crabtree, of
Jacksonville, introduced as a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01
Republicans
Hold Caucus To
Arrange States
Delegates Gather and Split
Into Six Groups
Negroes Caucus
Separately
From the Baltimore Evening Sun,
May Is, 1928.

| Way I'd, 1870.
To arrange states Of delegates tC
the Kansas City convention, 141
delegates to the Republican State
Convention gathered in caucus al
the Rennert Hotel today.
The delegates, as they arrived
were herded into groups from each
Of the six Congressional districts
and each of these districts held a
caucus of its own to nominate two
party workers for the States dele
CATION to the national convention.
Another caucus, and that which a.
'racted most attention, was held
by leaders from each of the dis
tricts and Statewide party bosses
to pick the delegates-a,- Large who
are included in the nineteen votes
the State has in the national con-
vention.
May Abandon Custom
Fc merly the Republicans have
adhered to the custom of sending
a delegation of nineteen persons TO
cast the nineteen votes, but even
as the caucus began the leaders
we're undermined what course
would be followed this year.
A surplus of demands for places
on the delegation had admittedly
baffled them and there was much
talk of splitting the seven berth
on the at-large delega ion into half
votes, and there was also rumor
hat the leaders had finally settled
on eight men for the seven places
and each was to be given seven
eigh his Of full vote.
Negroes Caucus Selves
The chill morning air drove all
of the delegates, except about Is
Negroes, inside the hotel long be-
fore the caucus began. The Ne
groes chung to the front steps and
caucused among themselves there
for a time. Inside, in a secluded
cornr, Roland R. Marchant, victor
in the bitter primary fight of May
Z, consulted in whispers with minor
leaders, one at a time. He sum
moned them by shouting theil
names when he was ready to talk
to them.
William p. Jackson, National
Committeeman, about whose stand
for re-elec ion the primary contest
centered, kept to his room most OF
the time. Amos w. w. Woodcock
District Attorney, was among the
crowd, but declared he was "not
playing politics, but just shaking
hands with friends"
Levin-Albreeht Fight
Most of the buzzing in the cor.
ridors and the lobby had for its
subject the fight in several dis
tricts for the places on the Kansas
City delegates, notably the strug'
gle of State Senator Harry o. lie
win and Councilman William G
Albrecht.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01

would like suggestions as to
needs of the various streets.
The following new members :
accepted into the organization:
Joseph Ieenhower, Mrs. Flor.
leenhower, Mrs. Rose Selby
Austin Swartwout, Mrs. Mar
Swartwout.
o. L. HOLLOWAY,
Chairman Publicity Commit e
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01

Am
persons indebted TO said estate are re-
quested TO make immediate payment.
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gomery county. once in each OF three sue
cessive weeks before the said 18th day of
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-30
.AMERiKAi MAGYAR HlREAPa

Wilson igazi vezerei voltak azok.
max politikai partoknak, anne.
lyek 6ket az eln0ki szekbe emel-
TEX. Mindannyian sok id6t szen-
teltek politikai partjuk meger5si-
tesere es annak sikere erdekeben
mindenkor kozremiik0dtek. Es
ebben partpolitikaban nyeri az
elnok a legnagyobb hatalmat es
lit gyakorolja AIT a befolyast,
amihez semmi mas hatalmi er6
mem erhet.
Barmily hatalmat is ad az al
kotmany az elnoki kezbe, mem
gyakorolhatja AIT korlatlanul es
nehezseg nelkiil. Ha fel is eskG-
SILK az elnok, hogy a t0rvenyeket
fenntartsa es keresztiil hajtsa,
sokszor EFT sem teheti, ha k0zve-
lemeny ellene fordul, vagy ha
mem all elegend5 anyagi biztosi-
TEX keszenletben, hogy a t6rveny
vegrehajtasa val6ban megtorten-
hessen. Icy peldaul Pierce es Bu-
chanan keptelenek voltak vegre-
haitani szokott rabszolgakra vo-
natkoz6 biinteto paragrafust az
eszaki allamokban, ahol a hangu-
Lat a rabszolgasag ellen nyilvan-
val6 volt. Mas esetekben pedig,
amikot a Kongresszus mem szavaz
meg elegend6 penzt bizonyos tor
veny vegrehajtasara, maga tor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-30

veny is cs5d0t mond. Az italtilal-
mi t6rvenyt is csak olyan merete-
kig kepesek vegrehajtani, amsd>
dig a Kongresszuls altal megsza-
bott anyagi biztositekb6l telik.
Dacara az elnok kiilonleges ha-
talmi jogainak, Szenatus igen
sok esetben semmisiti meg az ell
noki hatarozatot. Igy peldaul
1925-ben a Szenatus mem hagyta
jova Coolidge eln0k hatarozatat,
amellyel Charles Warrent f.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-30

Dol OualS, nOgy fepuDllKanuS
part elnokjeloltje legyen. Ismeri
a. 'szegenyseg" $40 keseru, igazi
ertelmet, inert maga is keresztul-
ment rata, ismeri a szegeny en-
Der, a munkas, a lapszamos ele-
tet, inert maga is napszamos volt
palyaja kezdeten. Egy szegeny
iowai kovacs volt az apja. 0 ma
ga tiz ewes koraban arvasagra ju-
tott es sziiloi kez vezetese nelkiil
tette meg a nehez utat att6l ne
vadai aranybanyat6l, ahol nap
szamoskent dolgozott napi ket es
fel dollar berert a washington
hazig, ahol a republicans part
vezereit fogadja. A maga erejebol
kellett legyoznie azokat hatal-
mas handicapped, amelyeket
csak a nagyon szegeny emberek
tudnak val6ban megerteni. Fatal
koraban tele volt ambicioval, aka
rater0vel es tudataban volt an
max, hogy neki maganak kell
megszereznie azokat az eszk0z0-
ket, amelyekkel tudasra, tanult-
sagra tehet szert. Hoover tudja,
nit jelent az: job utan szaladgal-
nj, - emlekszik ra azokb0l az
id0kb6l, amiket valaha, negyven
evvel ezel6tt San Franciscoban
t0lt0tt. Annak ,hogy ifjusaga ne
hez napjai lily modon beleves6d-
tex az emlekezetebe, bizonyara
Macy szerepe van abban, hogy 8
bonyolitotta lie vilag legna-
gyobb szabasu segit6 es jotekony-
sagi akci6it es hogy a neve elva-
laszthatatlanul 0sszeforrott a Sc
CITES, a j6tekonysag gondola-
laval.
Hoover jellemeben ez leg
szembe0tl6bb es legkiemelkedobb
kvalitas: a megertes, amellyel a
szegeny, bajba jutott ember
helyzetevel szemben viseltetik. Az
elet elszantta, hatarozotta, crosse
tette, - de mem tette kemenyszi-
vive. Ma is a szegeny ember feje-
vel gondolkozik es a kiizdo en-
Der szemevel nezi a vilagot es az
esemenyeket. Mem lehet csodal-
kozni azon, hogy olyan szenvede-
lyes hittel k0veteli az "egyforma
opportunit stb." minden ember
szamara: mi lett volna az iowai
arva sorsa nelkiil az civ nelkul ?
Baratai AIT mondjak rola, hogy
nyomor latasa egyenesen letori.
Nagyon kevesen tudjak, hogy 3
maga egyike lehetett volna vi
lag leggazdagabb embereinek, ha
hajland6 lett yolna felaldozni a
jotekonysagi munkat, amt Euro
paban vegzett es elfogadott volna
egy iizleti ajanlatot, amely meg
Standardization milli0k urava
tette volna. Talan ez magyara-
zata annak, hogy minden szegeny
ember osztonszeriileg megerzi
hogy van yalami titokzatos ka-
pocs, amely 6t szemely szerint
osszekapcsolja Hooverrel, akinek
mem kellettek a milli6k es ak
megmaradt aranylag szegeny EN-
bernek azert, hogy a kotelesseget
teljesithesse szegenyekkel es az
ehezokkel szemben. Ok megertik
egymast: szegenyek, a szenve-
d0k es - Herber Hoover.
Ha az ember talalkozik Hoo.
verrel Is beskel vele egy felora
hosszatt, oukenytelenul ARA gon
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-30

Washington hazanak egysZeru
dolgoz6szobajaban egy magas ro-
busztus, er6teljes ferfi i'll az iro-
asztala mellett, kezebe hajtott
fejjel gondolkozvan a valasztasl
hare nagy probfemain. A ferfi ot-
vennegy- -otvenot ev koril !ehet
szirkes-kek SCENE, amelyeknek a
sajatsagosan tiszta es villages ne
zese jellemzi az akarater6t, vala-
mi mely komolysagot +. fejez Xxi,
amely sajatsagos ellentetben all a
jovialis kerek arccal, a joindula-
tuan mosolygo ajkakkal es az arc
vonasainak puhasagaval. Valami
vegtelen nyugalmat fejez XII az
egesz ember; a jelenlete megtolti
a szobat melegseggel es baratsa-
gossa, emberive teszi az almost
ferat; az egesz ember egyenisege
energiat, erot sugaroz es vala-
hogy a biztonsag erzeset ada a
latogatonak. A ferfi: Herbert
Hoover, republicans part ell
nokjeloltje.
A dolgozoszoba tele van k0nyv-
vel. Hki ebben a szobaban dolgo-
xix, mem kutat slogan-ok utan,
mem tepelodhet - ebben ko-
molly atmoszferaju dolgozoszoba-
ban - olcs6 valasztasi jelszava-
kon, amelyek jol hangzanak, de
mem mondanak semmit. A fegy-
verek, amelyekkel Herbert Hoo
yer akarja vegigharcolni a va
lasztasi harcot, egeszen mas ter
meszetiek. Ez az allamferfi ahhoz
szokott hozza, hogy tenyekkel
faktumokkal dolgozzek. A "cam-
paigne" maga alig erdekli; ami
az idejet elfoglalja, az az orszag
Macy politikai es gazdasagi prob
lemai, kerdesek, amelyek kozvet-
leniil erintik minden Amerikaban
el0 ferfi, minden NO, mfnden gye-
rex eletet. Eleg egy pillantas a
konyveire abhoz, hogy az ember
meggyozodjek r6la: mifele ker-
desek foglalkoztatjak haz urat
Konyvek a farm kerdesrol, mum
kanelkulisegrol, bevandorlasrol
mern0ki szakmunkak es tanulma-
nyok az europai helyzetrol. E2
mem a politikusnak, jeloltnek a
dolgozoszobaja, hanem az allam-
fertile. lit mem talalja meg az en-
Der kerUleti kortesek tipikus
siirges forgasat, Sc a szavazat-
felhajtok szokasos larmajat. A
republicans jelolt egymaga dol
gozik. Termeszetesen: tanulma.
nyozza az altalanos politikai hely.
zetet, de ami sokkal kozelebbrol
erinti, az Amerika eletenek sok-
sok 6rias problemaja, amelyek-
mex megoldasa talan az 8 eros
limos kezebe lesz leteve.
Mifele ember hat Herbert Hoo.
yer, az orszag legnehezebb prob
lemainak ez kulonos tanulma.
nyoz6ja, ez az allamferfi, aki sose
volt sspolitikus', az amerikai po-
Iitikai eletnek ez a hatalmas figu.
raja, akinek szines es dramai kar-
rierje langra gyujtotta a milli6k
fantaziajat anelkul, hogy 8 maya
yalaha is hajszolta volna nep-
szeriisegetY
Hoover ketsegkivul az az en-
Der, akir1l AIT szoktak mondani
hogy a nep gyermeke. Egy nep-
b6l, aki magaI erejebol kiizdotte
EEL magat q legalacsonyabb sor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-30
.la1e!!, A41llezIUs y. g.
ngyessse nevexte XII.

iigy6ssze nevezte XII.
Al eln6k evi fixet6se $4,000 dol
lSr, ami mellett 5000 dollart
kap utazasi kolhegek cimen. A
feherhaz fenntartasa 100000 dol
larba kertl evente.
Az Egyesiilt Allamok elnoke-
mex csak bennsziilott polgArt va
laszthatnak, aki 35-ik eletev6t be-
t6ltotte es legalabb IA 6vet t0lt0tt
az orszagban. y,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-30
Az ELNOKI ALIAS Az
EGYESttLT ALLAMOKBAN
Milyen jogokat ruhaz az eln0kre
az amerikai alkotmany?
$4,000 az elnok evi
fizetese.

| SaDD alias van Wagon, MINT az
Egyesiilt Allamok elnoksege. Oily
rendkiviili befolyasa es tekintelye
van az amerikai elnoknek, hogy
meltan nevezik a f0ldgomb legte-
kintelyesebb uralkod6janak. AZ
eln0ki autoritas ket forrasbol
cred: el6szor az acknowledgement,
masodszor pedig regi szokasok es
hagyomanyokb6l.
Milyen jogokat es k0telessegeket
ruhaz az alkotmany az eln0kre?
Az alkotmany szerint az elnok
fel van ruhazva a vegrehajt6 ha-
talommal, ami a kormany egy ko-
ordinalt osztalya es amely hatal-
mat az elnok negy even at kepvi-
sell. Ennel fogva az eln0k nem
felel6s Kongresszusnak, kiveve
feljelentes eseten (csalas, meg
vesztegetes stb. esetekben). Mind
ezideig csak egyetlen elnokot je-
lentettek fel (Andrew Johnson4,
de ct is felmentettek. Az eln0k
legfobb munkaja az "all1otmany
fenntartasa, vedelme es megorze-
Sc es 0rk0dnie kell a felett, hogy
a t0rvenyeket hiisegesen vegre-
hajtsak.
Az eln0k az 0sszes katonai ts
tengereszeti er6k f6parancsonka,
sot az allami katonasagnak is fe-
je, ha az Unio vetlc1me erdekeben
azokat egybehivjak.
Alkotmanyos jogai kozott SEE
repel a megkegyelmezes, vala-
mint uresedesek betoltese, a Kon-
gresszus felfiiggesztesekor, hatal-
maban all kiil0nos alkalmakkor
mindket hazat egybehivni, vagy
amelyiket jonak talalja, vagy ha
a haz elnapolasa targyaban meg
oldhatatlan vita nleriilne fel, az
elnapolast onalloan tetszese SEE
rint szabhatja meg. A Szenatus
k0zremiikodesevel jogaban all
szerz6deseket es megegyezeseket
kotni idegen alIamokkal, ha je-
|lenlevo szenatorok ketharmada
helybenhagyja. Az eln0k fogadja
a nagykoveteket es miniszte-
lreket, kinevezi a kiilfoldi kepvi-
seleteket, konzulokat stb., vala-
mint 3 newell Xxi kormanytiszt-
visel0ket, adotisztviseloket, pos
ltamestereket, azonban e kineyeze-
SEX csak akkor ervenyesek, ha
azokat a Szenatus szentesiti. Es
ugyancsak az elhok newell Xxi a
legf6bb bir6sag tagjait "a Szena-
tus j6vahagyasavaD, valamint
haderok tisztjeit is.
L
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-30

nyugodtan beszelhet maid ma
ga kiilon problemair6l, tudvan,
hogy az orszag elso hivatalnoka,
az allamf6 jobban megerti at,
mint barmelyik amerikai baratja.