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opposed to letting down the bars on i'm
migration.
He declared he didn't even have a
relative" that he wanted to bring in,
and got applause and laughter when he
added that this, however didn't mean
he thought there we're too many Smiths
In the country.
The governor began to speed up when
he reached the midway point in his adj
dress, but still continued to stick more
or less closely 10 his text.
Applause Is Frequent.
1nterspersing his prepared arguments
on the tariff here and there with short
sentences, he drew frequent applause.
Among other declarations receiving
applause was a declaration that the
Tariff Commission had become para
lysed" during the Harding administra-
ton.
The governor saved some time by
paraphraSing part of his prepared text
concerning the appointment by Presi-
dent Coolidge Of David J. Lewis of
Maryland to the Tariff Commission.
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!. BREWSTER TO SPEAK.

Maine GSysrpor to Take stump in
y Favor of Hoover
AUGUSTA, Me, October 10 [P.-
! Gov. Ralph o. Brewster will speak in
several states this month and next in
the interest Of Hoover and Curtis it
iwas Arsapunced today ...''}p4's
5, He Will leave next Friday1on a three
day spsakdpg tour In Virginia, after
which ne VIII campaign in West Vir-
glnia Tor three days. On October %
he WHf speak In Ohio.
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SMITH OUTLINES
TARIFF BELIEFS
Offers Nine.Point "Prescrip.
1tion"-AccuSeS Jardine of
Misrepresentation.

Continued from First PageD
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Cites Cotton Report.
Wants Tariff Out of Politics.

In my speech at Omaha on the farm
problem, in order to curb misrepresenta-
ton. wrote out prescription and l
read 10 to the American people and
placed 1t on file in the newspaper offices
so that there would be no opportunity
for Secretary Jardine, Chairman WORK.
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Cites Party Pledge.
On the other hand, while the Re-
publicans offer nothing to safeguard or
increase future prosperity, the Demo-
cratic party is pledged to q policy 10
restore farm-buying power This hope
Ct an addition to our markets Of such
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FARM TARIFF RELIEF
IS PUSHED BY HULL
Tennesseean, Talked for President
Outlines Rural Aid Program
in Resolution.

BY the Associated Press
Representative Cordell Hull Of Ten
nessee. who has been advanced by his
friends as candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination. proposed in reso-
luton yesterday that the House go Oh
record as favoring enactment OF n
number OF legislative proposals. includ-
Ing downward revision of the tariff
to secure justice to agriculture"
The resolution. referred to the House
ways and means committee. of which
Hull Is a member. recommended re-
adjustment of international trade
agreements: financial and other aid
and encouragement of efficiency in
agriculture: further expansion of CO..
operative marketing, and continued ex-
emption from antitrust laws of farm
cooperative associations
1t also proposed additional credit. u!
needed. reduction and reimbursement OF
railway rates especially AS to farm
products: abolition by the States .:
State taxes on farm lands with the
possible retention Of small rate for
schools. leaving the same to counties
and villages. and the systematic sup
preston of monopolies in the diStrib'i-
ton of farm products
The prompt enactment OF other
feasible legislation deemed practical to
aid in placing agriculture on relative
" fair and modcrnized business basis
likewise was recommended.
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Continued from First Page.l

orthodox Liberalism, but to make Brit
aims first Labor government possible
by withdrawing Liberal support from
the Conservative regime which Stanley
Baldwin had led to disaster in the gem
eral election of December. 1928.
Upon Bonar Laws death Baldwin had
inherited q large majority in the House
OF Commons But Baldwin wanted a
mandate of his own. so he went to the
voters on the issue Of imperial tariffs,
LLOYD George returned from his
triumphant American tour to plunge
into the campaign under Asquiths ban
ner. for when free trade was at stake
the schism in the Liberal party dis
appeared overnight. Baldwin's defeat
was stunning. Conservatives retained
only $50 of Bonar Laws BAT seats.
Labor held 1871. tho United Liberals
l59, while six independents were re-
turned
Broke Two Century Precedent.
An unprecedented political situation
confronted Great Britain. No party had
the necessary majority to form gov
eminent Labor was knocking at the
door as the second strongest party.
With characteristic compoSure ASquith
Xix iiEN NAiSAS uii0 Oki ooiIuoiS 49,
1924. he announced that Liberals would
support the Labor vote of no confidence
IN the Baldwin government. Baldwin
resigned. Labor was indicted to power
and the two-century precedent Of Eng
lands two-party system was destroyed
Thus at the age of - ASouith met an
other great crisis and dealt with 1t With
the vigorous fresh viewpoint of the
youth who had entered the House of
Commons nearly 30 years before
ASquith started life with no adj
vantageS of fortune. He was born
September IL. 1882, Of middle-class,
Yorkshire family, His
father died when he was and the
boy went to London to school At
school he won prize after prize. Then
two scholarships to Balliol College came
his way At oxford he developed as an
orator. and, like Lords Curzon. Grey
and Miner. belonged to the famous
Oxford intellectual clique influenced
by Jcwett. Young AsQuith made no
profession toward athletics. but was
more human than John Morley. who
never knew any physical recreation but
walking. ASouith played cuoits. In
later life golf was his recy alton.
In 1876. ASquith was admitted to the
bar. and, when still an almost briefless
barriSter married his first wife. Helen
Melland of Manchester Four children
were born Of the union. His wife died
in 1891. and later he pursued and cap
tured the cleverest political woman Of
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politics or official matters" he said at
Jacksonville last night. Referring to
the Senate committees decision to
question him on flood control matters
he said he will be glad to appear" ss
1t was the duty OF any cabinet officer
called before the committee
Smith Boom Aided.
In South Dakota, precinct proposal
men were named yesterday to elect the
county delegates to attend the State
political conventions of both parties to
be held in Pierre March g. Sioux Falls
provided the feature Of the day, 81 of
the 20 precincts reporting designation
of proposal men favorable to Gov.
Smith. The Smith Democrats appeared
victorious also in Brown County. Of
which Aberdeen is the capital
Two radio addresses from Washing
ton carried political discussion into the
ether last night. coming from William
Green. president Of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor, and Senator La Fol-
lette. Republican, Wisconsin. Green
predicted that labor will continue to
follow non-partisan political policy
but in a most vigorous and aggressive
way"
Speaking on the same program. spon-
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Indy TO CONTINUE
EXPERIMENT HOPS
Says His Flights Have Not
Been Unduly Dangerous.
Seeks Rest for While.

r. the Associated Press
ST LOUIS. February lo.-Col,
Charles A. Lindbergh will continue his
work OF experimental flying despite the
hazards connected with it, He said,
however. that he had no definite plans
at present except to try TO rest in pri-
vate life,
There are SO many things TO be
done" he said last night. Improve
r,ents in aviation are certain, They
must come and they cannot be made
unless experiments are made"
AS Col Lin6berch was leaving the
hangar Yesterday following an eXhibi-
ton flight before $4,000 school chill
oren along the river front. he was
stopped by reporter. who asked hin,
his opinion of Secretary of War Davis
proposal
VIVA, is the proposal?" asked Lind
bergh
He says he is going to ask YOU to
stop stunt flying
"Of course. can't answer that off,
hand and say what my course will
be-" he replied. 4 don't consider
What / have been doing as hazardous
flying in the sense that l have taken
unnecessary risks. At the outset. when
new methods OF transportation are
coming into use. there must be pioneers
70 show the way. and some of them
are killed But the ones who do the
pioneering are the last ones TO think
OF the hazards"
Have you any particular flights in
min6?"
No" he replied There are so
many things to be done"
But for the present there is no
cause for worry" he added. with .
smile From now on until further
notice I am in retirement. I need
rest in private life and am going TO
try TO set it."
The last OF his public appearances
here for time was scheduled for to-
Gay when a banquet was planned in
his honor
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DEATH ENDS CAREER OF ASOUITH.
EX-PRIME MINISTER OF BRITAIN

London of that day Miss Margot Ten
nant. Five children were born of the
subsequent marriage. Three died at
birth.
Praised by Chamberlain.
Asquith entered Parliament in 1886.
giving up highly successful legal prac-
tice and three-quarters of his income
He was one of few young parliament
tarians to have had his maiden speech
eulogi2ed by Joseph Chamberlain. and
his clear ideas. lucid style and brilliant
oratory soon attracted attention from
older members of the House. Shortly
after his election one of his motions
SaliSbury's cabinet, and Gladstone
assembled to power Six years later
Gladstone gave him the home office
portfolio. and thus at the age of 40
he was a cabinet minister. He con-
Quoted great reforms in the home office
and then was put on the opposition
benches for 10 years by the victory OF
the Unionist party and Lord Salisbury.
who was succeeded by his nephew.
Arthur Balfour.
Liberals returned TO power In 1905,
and Asouth was made chancellor of
the eXchequer under Sir Harry Camp
bell Bannerman He introduced three
budgets and showed such talents in
keeping the nations checkbook t'a..
when tho prime minister died in =. J.
there was no reason for the Liberal
party to seek a leader. ASquith was
the logical man.
Once III power Asquith began a pol
icy of radical parliamentary. social and
reform that continued
throughout his career.
AS for his American attitude, even
before Anglo-American accord became
the subject of such widespread hand
acroSs-the-sea enthusiasm. ASquith
stood much more strongly than many
English statesmen for the friendliest
of relations with the United States.
Speaking during the spanish American
war, he said. My sympathies are. and
have been from the .irSt, entirely and
heartily with the United States"
In liberating Cuba, he said, the Amer
lean Nation was responding 10 the de-
mand Of humanity and liberty. and was
setting worthy example TO the great
powers of the world Speaking later in
the same year. he rejoiced in the draw
ing together of the American and Eng
fish peoples mot in mere gust OF
transient enthusiasm. but by strong
aid durable bond
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CONTEST IN OHIO
SETS G. O. P. PACE
AND AIDS COOLIDGE

Continued from First Page)
has need of men like Lincoln and Cool
idge."
Secretary Hoover. meanwhile. IS in
Florida, bound 10 fishing rendezvous.
mot giving a thought at this time tc
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Edwin Carewe in Hospital.

ROCHESTER. Mimi. February Is
L4) Edwin Carewe. movie director
was here today for medical treatment
at the Mayo Clinic He is suffering
from mastoid affection. developed
from cold caught at tho Dempsey
Willard fight In 1919.
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sored by the National League Of Wom-
en- Voters, Senator La Toilette espoused
the cause of progressives in Congress
He gave the progressives a major share
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Of the credit for constructive 1egisla-
ton and criticized the administrators
Nicaraguan policy and its program.
He gave his Endorsement TO the pres
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All the religious sects OF the East and
Wa. are represented in the Hawaiian
Is a!lds
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Almost 1000 new words are candi-
dates for entry into American diction-
aries every year
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idential candidacy Of Senator Morris,
Republican. Nebraska. who has been
proposed by the. Independent senatorial
group.
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He wanted a ciga-
rette badly. So bad
ly that he "mooched"
one from a pack on a
fellow smokers desk.
Never saw that
kind BEFORE" he said
to himself as he
struck a match.
A glow, a puff, ex-
hale, and Gee
never tasted that kind
before, either!
"Tbat's pretty
good. What kind is
it-let's see. York
town Cigarette.
"I'm going to buy
some.'
And so another
smoker is won over
by Yorktown's blend
of seven friendly to-
baccos that 60 with
one another like
seven good pals.
All harmony-no
discord.
Twenty for 15c.
Larus. Richmond, Virgins
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-19

rende9ds munkajAt Ha Magyar Nap fog sikeriil
@ csak azert esz inert magyar szvek k0z0ny0sseg
vastag egkeegevel vannak bepanc6lozva Ha zatonyra
iut esztendei Magyar Nap sikere akkor okossbban
tesszk ha nem dicseksznk ezut&n magyar voltunkkal
Magyar Nap kitiin6 alkalom lesz arra, hogy bebi-
zonyitsuk, mennyire szeretjk egymast magyar estve
rex. Ha nagyon kevesen lesziink Magyar Napon, AIT
fogjuk bizonyan hogy testr szeretett erz6se 0ssze
zsugorodott benniink.
Magyar Testv6rek! Milyen bizonyitv&nyt fogunk XII
atani magunkrolG Youngstown Is kornyekenek magyar
Jail feeljetek kerd6sre amit feletek dob aggodal
magyar sziv, tudtok-e meg annyira lekesedni
gyar mivootokban hogy egy evben legaabb egy napot
andok lesztek egymas testv6res tarsasagaban toen?
Ez nap julius %, Magyar Nap datuna.
A Magyar Nap alkalmaval nem masok mondanak ite-
letet felettnk. Nekink magunknak ke itekeznink on
magunk felett. Nekink ken megmondani, hogy milyen
magyarok Nsgyunk. Mutassuk meg, hogy jo magyarok
vagyunk, legyink oft Magyar Nap dnnepelyen Camp
bell Parkban. Oy-nd)
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Az " BEvANDoRL.AsI T0R-
vENYRE v0NAIKOZ6 KEn-
DfSEK aGEavxI.ASZoLAsA
Letelepiilt idsgensk felesege
. 9yernelrei.

Kerdes: En- 1923-ban t0rvenye-
sen j6ttem az Egyesiilt Allamok-
ba, de meg mem vagyok polgara
ennek az orszAgnak. Felesegem 6s
ket gyermekem l16 s. 19 ewes
gyermekek az 6hazaban van
max. Kihez kell fordulnom, hogy
az vi torveny alapjan beengedjek
6keti
Valasz: A torvenyesen bej0tt
ittlak6 idegen felesege Is 2l even
aluli gyermekei kedvezmenyes
kv6taval athozathat6k - az Vi
toEvepy alspjan. Ezeknek teh&t
szsanerikaifk ifkonzulhoz kell fdlys.
modniok sbbana AZ sorszagba1
ahcl laknak. Igyekezzek tehat
srtssiteni oket, logy . celb6l ad-
j6k be kervenyaset miel5bb. On
csup4n anpyib ban konnyitheti mes
4 helyzetet, ho2y kiild ! felesegS
mex esy & eltarflsi affidavitot I
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MYERS Y. COOPER

(G.) Az ehnult husz esztend5ben most el6ss0r lesz
akama Mahonng megye valaszd polgarainak, k0zottuk
magyar szarmazasu amerikai polgaroknak egy igazi
ferura szavam ak teljesen megri es aterz idegen
ben szetett amerikai pogar kizdelmeit Is megprdba
tatasait. p.
Mint Cincinnati, Chic zeti administrators, bebizo-
nyitotta hogy munkasembelnek jo baratja Az uzleti
vagban kemelked6 egyenseg TIT akalom ARA, hogy
szavazo pogarok olyan jel0ltre szavazzanak akinek
megvaszasa kezesseg arra hogy ad6fzet6 polgarok
jo kormanyzot kapnak 3 beme.
Az k6tsegte1eh, hogy kormanyzoi allasra az kepe
sit6se egmegfeel6bb Petkai klikke nincsen 0ssze-
kottetesben. Meltan ehet emberek soraba ALI
tani inert Cooper hisz abban hogy mndenkve szemben
tekintet nelkl aa hogy knek mi vallasa szne vagy
nemzetisege egyfoma magata1tast koteles tanustani
Cooper igaz ferfiu akiben jelemvonasok meg
talahat6k. Embertarsai 0t gazi ferfiunak ismerik.
Mi is kerjuk Ont szavazzon Cooperre, amikor kor-
manyzora szavaz malta kezesseg ARA, hogy benne
mi aamunk ktn6 administrator fog nyern jov6re.
SZAVAZZON MYERS Y COOPER KORMANYZ0
JEL0LTRE Az AUGUSTUS 14-IK EL0vALASZ-
TASON.
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ratsag elmelyit6seben var.
Kisse tulzottnak hangzott, ami
kor mozgalom meginditasakor
ismetelten hangoztattuk, hogy az
amerikai magyarsag zarandokut-
janak a hazavagy6das kielegite-
sen xviii t0rtenelmi hivatasa is
van. Az eddigi esemenyek is AIT
igazoljak, hogy mem tulozunk es
hogy augustus San csakugyan
t0rtenelmi nevezetessegu ultra in
dulnak az amerikai magyar "a
lrandokok.
Haromszazan mar vagyunk, de
mire a Berengaria felszedi horgo-
nyai a new york; kikot6ben, tob-
ben lesziink. A jelenkezes meg
egyre tart. A titkari irodat leve-
lekben, telefonon meg alland6an
ostromoljak, hogy lehet-e meg a.
zarandokokhoz csatlakozni. Ezen
Observation-Disclosures ezen a helyen
is AIT feleljiik, hogy azoknak,
akik mem amerikai polgarok, egy
heten belGl kell jelenkezni, inert
hiszen visszateresi engedelyre is
van sziiksegiik. Amerikai polga-
rok nehany nap alatt tudjak be-
szerezni utleveliiket, azok tehat
meg kes6bben is jelentkezhetnek,
de azert nekik is tanacsos a haj6-
jegyet a Berengariara lehet6leg
azonnal lefoglalni. A titkari iro-
da cine mem valtozott. A levele-
ket ICY kell cimezni: Pilgrim
Committee, 10 Huron Road, Gle
veland, Ohio.
Magyar hirdetssi es utleirasi
fiizetek lit Yodngstownban is
kaphat6k Dollar Bank, a City
Savings & Trust Co., Engel Zsig-
mondnal, City Trust & Savings
Bankban es mas hajojegyiigynok-
lsegeknel.
Engel Zsigmondnal eddig k0-
vetkezok vettek jegyet azarando-
kokat viv6 hajora:
| Bakos Andras, Poznan Terez es
OF gyermeke, Bacskai Lidi es 0t
gyermeke, Zagiba Helen, Pavlo
Maria, Mulch Maria es ket gyer-
meke, Nemeth Julia es negy
gyermeke, Orgovany Ilona, Ne
meth Janosne 4 gyerm., Riczu j.
Inc 3 gyermekkel es Sanyak Janos.
| Engel Zsigmond a sziikseges
iratokat elkeszitette es az utasok
kellemesen teszik meg az utat.
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A MAGYAR NAP

Kozeledik nap, amikor Youngstown es videkenek
magyarsaga bizonysagot tesz 0nmagaro Ez nap Ma
gyar Nap. EFT napot magyar nepszamalasi napnak is
nevezhetn6nk.
A Magyar Napot julius 28-an rendezi az Egyhazak
es Egyletek Nagybizottsaga Magyar Nap sznhelye a
Campbell Park lesz A Magyar Nap sikere Youngstown
IS kornyeken lak6 magyarsag jonduatu partfogasatd
vagy sorvaszt6 kozonyetd figg.
Egyenkint kul0n-kiil0n mindegyikiink biiszke ma
gyar voltara V6rnk pezseg amkor magyar nemezetet
bantja, serti barki is Sokszor eeekeljk magyar Him
nuszt 6s amkor eenekeltuk megtapsoljuk 0nmagunkat
annyira tetszik nekiink sajat hazafisagunk.
Egyleteinknek szebbna szebb magyar neveket va
asztunk Mozgamank zaszlaira hazafas jelmondatokat
trunk. Mnden magyar dologr6l meg van v6lemenyiink
Vonakodas n6kM keszek vagyunk efoglani br6 it6l6
Sz6k6t, hogy nalnk kev6sbbe magyar erzesek feett
it6letet mondjunk
Mulats&gaink, lakodalmaink kiaonfele lakomaink
magyar jeegiek Kidomboritjuk magyar voltunkat az
zal is, hogy egymast mnden lehet0 alkaommal egyik
vagy mask jo ugy szolgalaaban aaposan helyben hagy
lux. Ha k0ziink valameyiket hazafiatlan magyarnak
Ondanak, ezt sert6snek vennenk. Meg van benniink
hajand6sag hogy azonna elegete1 k0vetelese ata1
igazoljuk szaz percentes magyar vQltunkat.
Kitiin6 alkalom lesz magyarsagmk bizonyitasara a.
Magyar Napon va6 megjelends 6s reszv6tel Az Egya-
zsk IS Egyetek Nagybizottsaga azert rendez EFT Ma
gYar Napot hogy mndazok, akk sz6val hirdetik ma
yar testvers6get gyakorlatag IS bebsonyitsak hogy
innyire hisznek abban, amit 6k maguk hrdetnek Min
<n magya1iiak ekkor keI sajat magkr6l
Ah biisake magyar miyolt1 u miiden le
eIk0yet, hogy jelen lehessen Magyar Napon Hoay
X0ngstOWn pagyarsaga mennyre tiaxteli 0nmagahan 4
76 eysr pemye Amerikaha szakadt gysrnnsksit abb6l
Ijzsk megl hofy hanyan lesznek jelsn.
bisottts6g nzsy zitessel vfszi
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!,

Idnlnom ) viz&srt -- i State De-
lpsttmsrthe4 vasy u 6hasai anne
IfikAi konsslhoxi
Mask kerdss: En- idegen va
Egyek itt 81 sseretnsm felesegemet
= ket kiskorn gyermekemet be-
hozatni. Irjak State Depart
tmenthez, Vagy az immigration
lBureauhoz, IS vannak E celra BIZ
lsonyos iirlapokf.
V&lAsx mindket kerd&sre: Az
Rgyesiilt Allamok polgarai, akik
kv6t&n XVIII vizumot akarnak
ueresni, fsrjiik, felesegik, vagy
(M even aluli gyermekeiknek es
ksdvezmsnyes kv6tat sniileik sza-
|nkfa, kildjek be folyamodva-
nyaikat q Commissioner General
d Immigration4nek, Washington,
|D C.lbe. Van ere celra egg
1913. sskmn iirlap.
Idegenek felesege IS gyerme-
keinek behozatala iigyet kozvet-
|lentil a kllfoldi amerikai konzu-
lok int&zik ,akikhez minden ilyen
iranyu levelezAs intezend6.
Amsril<ai polg6rok Is & q. sv
k6s6tA gyermslsi,
Kerdss: 19 ewes, nStlen gyer-
mekem szamara kartem kedvez-
m6nyes kv6tat. Ugyanis en- anne
'rikai polg6r vagyok Is a tSrveny
|alapjan chez volt jogom. A kerve-
|nyemet elfogadtak, de most az nj
t0ryeny alapjan a kv6tan kiviil
is bejohet, anelkiil, hogy v&rakoz-
MIA kellenef Adjak-e be egy uj
ksrvenyti
Vdlasz: Ha elSbbeni kervenyet
mar helyben hagytak, sziiksegte-
len ujabb kervenyt benyujtania.
Asziikseges lepeseket Is valtoz-
tatasokat mags kiH6ldi ameri-
kai konzul vegzi, ahihez ajanla-
tos ere vonatkozolag egy levelet
intexni.
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Maytag az sredeti for

" =
ket peldanyban, amt 3 benyujt-
hat az amerikai konzulhoz. Ezen
az affidaviton szerepeljenek az
On szemelyi adatai es datum,
amikor az Egyesllt Allamokba
erkezett.
Az vi t0rveny kedvezmsnyes kv6-
tat biztosit az amerikai polgar
ferjenek.
Kerdes: 1927 7-ben lettem polga-
ra az Egyesiilt Allamoknak. V5le-
genyem az 6hazaban el. Ha en- at
utaznek es odahaza megeskid-
nenk, behozathatnam-e Ut, a kv6-
tan kiviil?
Valasz: Ebben a kedvezmeny-
ben csak olyan polgarok ferjei
reszesiilnek, akik 1928 junius Ell
seje el6tt kot0ttek hazassagot.
Azonban az On eseteben a vole-
geny kedvezmenyben reszesil a
kv6tan belil - amint hazassagra
leptek.
Kerdes: Honositott polgara va
gyok ennek az orszagnak. Tavaly
ferjhez mentem egy emberhez,
aki csak ideiglenes latogatasra
j0tt ide. Tartozkodasi engedelye
most lejart. Kerdes most mar,
hogy torvsnyesitheti-e lit tart6z-
kodasat?
Valasz: Els6sorban ell ke1l neki
hagynia az orszagot, ami alatt Err
tend6; hogy valamely allamba
mehet, amely mem tartozik az
Egyesiilt allamok terIletehez es
oft folyamodjek kedvezmenyes
kv6taszamert az amerikai konzul-
hoz. On toltse XII lehet6leg mar
most - a 633. szamu iirlapot Is
abban soro1ja fel adatait, mint
hazassagkotesi ideje Is polgarle-
vele.
4 haj6jegy vaskrlasa meglouy-
myth q viva besxerz6sft?
Kerdes: Szeretnem fiveremet
IS annak csaladjat ahozatni A
rankszabott kv6ta igen csekely,
DEF q aj6jegyugynok kijelentette,
hogy ha beszerzeln q haj6jegyet,
meg fogja szerezni . kv6ts sza-
mot AZ egesz esalad szamSra,
inert . hsj6tSrsasaeok szindika-
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