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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-26
A KOMMUNISTA TITKAR
A KOMMUNIZMUs ELLEN

Parisb6l jelentik: Marion
Pal, a francia kommunista part
ganda osztalyanak fGn0ke
lemondott tisztsegerGl es ezt level
ben tudatta a partvezet6seggel
Marion kijelenf a levelben, hogy
meggy6z6desc szerint a kommu-
nistak eszk0zeivel lehetetlen a
tarsadalmat megjavitani. A celt
csupan azzal a m0dszerrel lehet
elerni, amelynek szep es hatal-
mas peldajat az angol munkas-
mozgalom nyujtja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-26

19l6-ban cleveland Chamber of
Riehman gyarat, amellyel AIT eme ="
XII kamara, hogy Clcvelandban a mi
gyarunk epiilt egmodernebben. Az6ta
haroiszor is epitehtiink ujabb reszel
a gyarhoz es most tervezziik negye-
diket.
Richman 5O-ik evforduloja.
Czletinket 76 evvel ezel5tt alapitat-
TUX Portsmouth. Ohio varosban. Hea~r
Richman, a ielenlegi vezet6nk eds.
atyia volt az alapit6. 1S79ben Cler.
landban, mint egy teljesen uj valfalat
indult el utjara. Az6ta a Richman gyar
tortenedte ugy hangzik, mint Valiant re-
geny. Egyszerii kezdetb0l val!al
hatalmas aranyokkal t0rtetett el6re. A
skier magyarazata abban rejlik, hosy
a legegeszsegesebb alapokra volt lefek.
tetve es Hgy a k0z0nseggel, mint alk:(-
mazottaimkkal szemben mindeig lc:.
meltanyosabb allaspontot foglaltuk el.
Kitiino min6segii ruhak.
A Richman gyar izleti tervezeteen K
vezergondolata a nagybani produkc j.
ban rejlik. Azonban menyiseg javara
mem toljuk hatra a min6seget.
Csakis tisza gyapju keimaket vi l.
rolunk es mindenert kesDpenzzel fl
think. Egy ev alatt negymilli6 yafl
kelmet dolgozunk fel. Minden eggs
yard ke}met pontosan megvizsgalun
minosegre, szinre es sz0vesre valo tc-
kintetb6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-26

tagjai szolgaltatjak, bizonyara a
magyarsag mulatsagon is teljes
szamban fog megjelenni.
Az elokeszit6 bizottsag ezen
mulatsagra mindenkit magyaros
szeretettel var S gondoskodik,
hogy oft mindenki j6l erezze
magat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-26

mex keresztsziilei Greg Janos Is
neje Borsi Julianna mem alliancei
lakosok, hanem Canton, O.-b6l.
Lelkesz latogatas. Lelkesz az
elmult het folyaman meglatogat-
ia egyhazunk tagjainak egy re-
sect, mely latogatast a jov6 het
folyaman folytatni fogja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-26

fillerig elmulatta. Felesege emiatt
annyira elkeseredett, hogy mikor
ferje mely almat aludta, balta-
val verte agyon urat, maid csen
d6rsegrc ment, ahol feljelentest
tett 0nmaga ellen. A ferjgyilkos
asszonyt letart6ztattak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-26
FARRELL, PA.
6sM BAL

A Farrelli Magyar Rom. Kath.
Hitkozseg +. h6 2s-in, szombat
este nagyszabasu bait rendes a
mindenki altsl ismert Maenner,
chor Hallbsn, Sharon, Pa.
Amennyiben ! zenet Bslos
youngstown primss zenekaranak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-26
BALTAVAL VERTE
AGYON A FERRET

Kiskunhalasrol jelentik = To-
roki Istvan fatal atokhazai gaz-
dalkod6 t0bb hold f0ldet adott ell
a napokban, arat pedig az utols6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-26
HAN hangverseny

- rMiert sire Annyira megha-
totta ez a dol?
- Dehogy kerem. Fai nekem,
hogy verik AIT a szegeny, artat-
Ian zongorat Is mem tud vede.
kezni. ii A.iIJ
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-26

S-tOl Lei Liz NdSdfndpl lSkOId rs
utana istentisztelet miutan az
egyhaz lelkesze a New Brun-
swickban tartand6 lelkeszi konfe-
renciar6l annak idejeben mem er-
kezhetik meg, ennel fogva Tiszt.
Fejes S. JOSEF lelkesz fog predi-
kalni. Remeljiik, hogy egyhazunk
tagjai Macy szammal fogjak meg
hallgatni a vendeg lelkeszt.
Multi vasarnapunk. Hiveink az
elmult vasarnap eleg szep szain-
NAL vettek reszt az istentisztele-
ten, amely napon a lelkesz tani-
tasa leven "Bizonysagok fellege"
Az istentisztelet folyaman a va
sarnapi iskolas n0vendekek Bordi
Margit orgonalasa mellett alkal-
mi hozsanna eneket adtak el6. s
ugyanekkor k0vetkezo testve-
reink fizettek be egyhazi jarule-
kaikat: Eros Andras es neje 81,
Illes Balint es neje So, lilies Irma
81 Kish R6za 81. Fogadjak az
egyhaz elismereset.
Sziireti mulatsag utan. Az ell
multi szombaton este tartotta a
Lorantffy Zsuzsanna N5egylet
szezon nyito sziireti mulatsagat
egyhazunk tornatermeben, amely
mintegy Al dollar tiszta j6vede-
lemmel gyarapitotta egyletJnk
panztarat. A mulatsag sikerert
fogadja vigalmi bizottsag tag
sag halas k0sz0netet.
Tarsasvacsora. A multi vasar-
nap tartott el6ljar6sagi gyiiles
hatarozatab6l kifoly6lag hozzuk
a magyasag szives ertesitesere,
hogy egyhazunk okt6ber sen,
szombaton este templom alatt
lev6 teremben tarsasvacsorat ren
dez sajat penztara javara, mely
vacsoranak az el3allitasahoz silk
seges diszn6t egyhazunk buzg6
tagja Kinda Gyorgy es neje fog
jak ajandekozni, ICY ARA ker-.
jiik egyhazunk tagjait, j6baratait
es minden veliink erz6 magyar
testveriinket, hogy ezen a tarsas-
vacsoran legyenek szivesek reszt-
venni, miutan gyhazunk mar hat
h6nap 6ta onfenntart6 egyhazza
lett $ ICY nagy kiadasokkal kell
megkiizdcnie. Vacsora jegy fell
n6tteknek SO cent.
Egyhazk0zsegi k0zgyiles. Hi
vatalos tisztclettel ertesitem az
egyhaz 0sszes tagjait afel6l, hogy
miutan hosszu huza-vona utan Is.
ten ysegedelmevel sikeriilt tenn
plomunkat betablazott lienektU
tehermentesse tenni, ennel fogva
szGkseg van ARA, hogy ezt az egy
haz tagjai egy rendkivdli egyhaz-
kozsegi k0zgyGles utjan tudoma-
sui vegyek es ugyanakkor TO-
lyamat alatt lev6 k0lcson iigye-
ben vegeredmenyes hatarozatot is
hozzon. Ennel fogva egyhazunk
el6ljar6saganak intezkedese alap-
Jan okt6ber h6 2-ra, azaz szerdan
este fel nyolc 6rara rendkivuli
egyhAzko@egi kozgyulesre hiv-
juk az egyhaz tagsagat ICY meg
kivantatik az, hogy fennevezett
egyhazk0zsegi kozgyulesen min
den egyhaztag szemelyesen meg
jelenjen, hogy a gyiiles hatarozat
kepes legyen. A tagsag esetleges
nemt0r3d0msege csak visszahatas
sal lehet maid az egyhaz iigyeire.
10 lesz mindenkinek komolyan
gondolkozni, miutan egyhazunk
ma mar az 6nfenntart6 egyhazak
kozott szerepel.
Tudnival6k. Szombaton mem lesz
lskola, miutan pap mem lesz ide.
haza. Ozv. So6s Istvanne es Eros
Andrasne betegen fekszenek laka
sukon. Vas Zsuzsanna elhagyta a
Buhl k6rhazat. Vasarnap Fejes s.
lelkesz fog predikalni a lelkesz
helyett. Okt6ber Gan gyaszisten.
tisztelet.
Helyreigasitls. Ez uton 6hajt.
II
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-26
Az Greg TANAR GYILKOLT

dI E>DO! JeltHllh "A pdI lSl
buntet6birosag elott egy II ewes
nyugdijos tanar all, aki ellen az a
vad, hogy egy kardcsapassal meg
0lte a hazmesteret. A vadlott IT,
pikus francia professor. Az anne
rikai filmeken is pontosan ICY alb
razoljak az Greg francia tanaro-
kat. Felvette zsakettjet es nem
felejtette otthon az eserny6jet
sem, pedig ragyog6an sUtott a
nap. A megolt hazmester 0zvegye,
aki termetes, b0beszedii asszony,
a targyalasra magaval hozta ha-
romeves fiacskajat is.
Az Greg izgatott gesztusok XII
sereteben meseli ell, hogy hogyan
t0rtent dolog. Elmondja, hogy
Laurenteknal, (hazmester-csalad-
nal) etkezett, inert senkije sincs
vilagon. Nagyon j6ban volt xii
l0nben Laurentekkal. Csak az
volt a bal ,hogy Laurent, a haz-
mester gyakran 0sszeveszett a fe-
lesegevel. Egy szep napon eppen
akkor toppant be hozzajuk, ami
kor Laurent f0lemelte az 0klet es
lie akart sujtani az asszonyra :.
Az Greg professor lit elakad
az elbeszelesben es k0ver verej-
tekcseppelet torol le homlokar6l.
Olyan izgatottsag vesz rata er6t,
hogy az eserny0 ,ameyet egy pill
lanatra sem tette volna lie, tancol
a kezeben. K0zben leejti a kalap-
jat es harom ewes kis Laurent
gyerek emeli fel. Szegeny nem
tudja, hogy mem volna szabad
ilyen elozekenynek lenni az apja
gyilkosahoz -.
Az Greg ur csak hosszabb szii-
net utan tudja folytatni valloma-
sat. Otthon volt a lakasban, ami
kor a hazmesterekt6l jajgatast es
ketsegbeesett gyereksirast hallott.
Ijcdten rohant lie. Az iivegajton
keresztul latta, ehogy, Laurent az
egyik kezevel a felesege torkat
szorongatja a masikkal pedig az
asszony fejet oklozi. A gyermek
k0zben ketsegbeesetten kiaItotta:
Mama! Mama!
- Ekkor elvesztettem feje-
met - mondja - es hirtelen egy
0tletem tamadt. Most mar tudom,
hogy 0riilt 0tlet. Visszasiettem a
lakasomba es a szegr6l leakasz-
tottam egy kardot, es ezzel
karddal rohantam be hazmeste-
rekheZ. Csak ARA emlekezem,
hogy Laurent lezuhant a szekr0l,
egyet-kettot randult, aztan moz-
dulatlan maradt. Csak percek
mulva eszmeltem ra, hogy embert
0ltem. Remiilten rohantam a szom
szedokhoz: "Jojjenek gyorsan",
= kialtottam, = ait hiszem meg
0ltem Laurentet.
Az Greg professor reszket6
hangon fejezi XII vallomasat es BIZ
zonyara nagyon megkonnyebbul-
ne, ha sirni tudna. De kiszaradt
szemebol mar mem tudnak k0ny-
nyek el6buggyanni.
Most az 0zvegy vallomasa k0-
vetkezik. Amikor ferje padl6ra ,
zuhant, el6szor ait hitte, hogy
rosszullet fogta ell. Csak j6 ne
hany perc mulva j0tt ra, hogy az |
0reg ur 0lte meg a ferjet.
Ezzel be is fejezSdik a targya- |
las IS a bir6sag meghozza itele-
tet, amely II ewes francia pro-
fesszort hath6napi fogsaggal Is |
otven frank penzbiintet6ssel suit
ia, de az itelet vegrehajtasat fell
Az Greg ur izgatottan
hallgatja vegig az iteletet. EgyI
ideig tetovan all, aztan hirtelen
megfordul Is szinte szaladva
hagyja ell a targyal6termet.
Az 0zvegy azonban meg oft ma
rad. Az itelet kihirdetese utan csi
pore tett kezzel odaall a bir6sag
ele es erelyes hangon kerdezi:
- Mi hasznom van nekem eb-
hH1 a, :A<1oxLUlo n.S1 .lsy,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-26
BANDITAK SORTttZE
A TABI.AELN0KRE

Dev6r6l jelentik: - Stefanes.
GU crajovai tablai eln0k harom
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of the dictatorship of the proletariat
or, an organ of the proletarian die
tatorship for the purpose of sup
pressing the exploiters. This distin-
guishes our slogan of proletarian
militia from the reformist plans for
establishing yellow workers de-
Tense corps" consisting of specially
selected, ignorant, or bribed prole-
tartan elements.
The latter kind of "labor defense
corps" was used for the purpose of
disrupting and restraining the prole-
tariat in the struggle in the Ruhr
in May, 1928, and after the Vienna
uprising in 1927. 1t is the duty of
the Communists strenuously to COM
bat these despicable maneuvers of
the social democrats.
Types of Workers Militia.
81. A distinction must be made
between the militant slogan Of
workers militia, proletarian militia
and Red Guard-to be established
prior to the capture of power, and
which represent the rudiments of
the Red Army--and the forms of
militia which must arise after the
dictatorship of the proletariat has
been established and consolidated,
in the period when the state and
classes are dying out.
In order to protect itself against
Imperialism, the proletariat must
have a strong, disciplined, we'll
armed and efficient Red Army.
Under present conditions, this func-
ton can be fulfilled only by a
standing army representing the core
of the armed mass of the toiling
population. To demand from the
dictatorship of the proletariat, when
it is surrounded by a capitalist en-
vironment, the immediate and COM
plete transition to the militia sys-
tenn, is petty bourgeois and counter
revolutionary stupidity.
The more or less complete intro
duction of the militia principle in
its pure form without eny weaken
ing of military power will be pos
sible only when the productive
forces have been completely devel-
oped, when socialism has been fully
established and the masses have
been thoroughly trained in the spirit
of Communism. Only when the
proletarian revolution has been vic
torious in number of big capital
ist states will the proletarian gov
eminent Gas the VIII. Plenum of
the E. c. C. I. has declared) be in
a position to substitute the stand
ing Red Army by class militia.
At all events, the spirit, discipline
and system of organization of the
defense force of the dictatorship OF
the proletariat must bear a dis
tinctly class character. Elements
belonging to the exploiting class
must not be permitted to serve jim
the ranks.
Ito be continued)
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eve have guaranteed the independence of
Panama. Outside of that question, have
right to defend treaty for maintaining
the integrity and independence of Panama just
we have right to defend San Francisco
New York"
Asked by senator, "How about Colom-
bia?' Kellogg continued:
That brings up the Monroe Doctrine. The
Monroe Doctrine is simply doctrine of self
defense. 1t does not consist of any agreement
between the United States and any country in
the Western Hemisphere anywhere else. 1t
is unnecessary for to go through all the
utterance of every statesman from the time of
Monroe to the present, to show what the Mon
Doctrine is"
And it was most appropriate that the Wall
Street war lords last words were to the eff
feet that the signing of the treaty along with
the Union of Socialist Soviet Republics does
not mean recognition of the Soviet Union by
the United States government. For, among
all the sharp antagonisms between states,
which are rapidly paving the way to the next
world-war, the most fundamental antago-
nism is that which pushes the imperialist war
makers toward war with the Workers Re-
public.
'Headlong into imperialst war" is an apt
description OF the present trend OF history.
The working class, under the leadership
of its own revolutionary world-party, the
Communist International, has the greatest
task of all time to perform in preparing for
the crash that is coming. The theses of the
Sixth Congress of the Communist Interna-
tional on imperialist war, now being published
in the Daily Worker, should be studied over
and over again by every class-conscious
worker. The fullest mobilization of working
class strength to fight the war danger is
necessary now, the defense of the Socialist
Fatherland of all workers against all imperi-
alist Powers is necessary now, and the trans
formation of the imperiaist war into the
civil war for the overthrow of the parasitic
ruling class and for the establishment of the
dictatorship of the working class, is a task
for which we have not long to wait
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price of textile goods plays the most
important role; therefore interna-
tional capital puts its greatest pres
sure on the textile workers, lower
ing their wages, frightening their
work-day, shortening the rest peri
DDS, and in the process of rationale
cation squeezing out the last drop of
energy from the workers.
In France there had been no great
strike movement among the textile
workers since 1921, although wages
and working conditions had become
steadily worse.
In Poland the textile industry, on
account of the loss of export mar
kets, has passed through a grave
crisis. Decreasing the cost of pro-
duction is vital question here.
Since, however, technical improve
ments have only been carried out on
a small scale, the whole force of ra-
tionalization is expressed in pres
sure upon the workers, in an UMPIRE
cedented exploitation of these work
ers. The naturalization process be-
gan in 1926, a short time after the
May uprising. From that time on
up to this very last strike there oc-
Cured number of struggles which,
with the exception of the general
strike of the textile workers in 1927,
exhibited pre-eminently defensive
character. All these struggles, how
ever, ended, through the treachery
of the reformists, in defeat or with
paltry increase of the nominal
wage not at all commensurate to the
cost of living index.
Both of these strikes, the French
and the Polish, are, therefore, typical
strikes, which must be characterized
as the result of the sharpening con-
Predictions inherent in sterilization
and capitalist naturalization.
However, we have to deal here
with movement not merely of a
defensive character but one which
Nos OH Cady PoooCu ONSI W Iut VI
fensive. The demands put forward
by the workers in these strikes have
to do first of all with an increase in
wages; they deal, therefore, primar-
lily and in a decisive manner with
the plans Of the employers which
aim at lowering the prices Of goods
through lowering the standard of
living of the workers. 1t must be
mentioned nevertheless that these
strikes in the character of their de-
mands extend far beyond the limits
of purely economic struggle. The
struggle in LODI against the system
of fines instituted by fascist decree,
the struggle for the protection of
factory delegates in the demands of
the English textile workers, the call
ing of strike in Halluin as sym
pathetic strike with the metal work
ers, and finally the struggle of the
unions in France for their rights,
for their very existence-all this
gives these great economic strug-
giles of the proletariat a political
tinge and thus links them up with
the general struggle of the prole-
tariat The Communist Party OF
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France and the C. G. T. u. have
grasped this. This is not doubted
by our enemies, with Jouhaux at
their head, who have set up the
principle of arbitration as against
strikes. Finally, the capitalists
stress this through their mouthpiece,
one of the leaders of the textile con-
sortium. The latter declares that the
postwar period of the revolutionary
movement has come to an end. that
the capitalists alone are capable of
knowing and deciding whether they
can increase wages, and that conse-
quently they would not take the de-
mands of the workers into con-
sideration.
In Poland the political character
OF the slogans and of the united
struggle of the textile workers is
most clearly shown in the agitation
and preparations for the strike by
the Communist Party. The Party
pointed out that the fascist regime
promulgated the decree as to fines
and other regulations, that the
struggle for an increase in wages,
for the eight-hour work day, against
naturalization, and for the protec-
ton of factory delegates is a part
OF the struggle against the fascist
dictatorship, which aims to stabilize
capitalism by pressure upon the
working class and to prepare for
war against the Soviet Union.
The political character of this
strike is stressed by the LODI labor
inspector, who declares that
"the cause of the outbreak of the
strike before the term of the col
lective agreement had come to an
end may be laid to the influence
of Communist agitators upon the
workers and to the efforts of the
union to carry through the strike
on organizational lines even be-
fore the expiration of the term of
the collective agreement, if only in
order to prevent, before such ex-
piration, the breaking-out of
wild strike over the heads of the
union leaders :. Z. The strike broke
out evidently under the pressure
of the extreme left elements"
In respect to the number Of work
ers participating in them and in re-
spect to their proportions, the strikes
under analysis are essentially diff
ferent from the economic struggles
of earlier years. They are no longer
isolated, small partial strikes in
single factories and plants, but
strikes which embrace the workers
of a certain district, as in France,
or general strike in a certain
branch of industry, such as the tex
tile strike in Poland. They have a
tendency to spread to other branches.
Such is the case in LODI. There
the Communist Party is striving to
explain the general solidarity strike;
it is trying to broaden the economic
struggle, and, if possible, to CO.
ordinate with it other revolts, such
as that of the miners.
To Be Continued
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The Struggle Against Imperialist War
and the Tasks of the Communists

of soldiers councils, and mobilize
them for the fight against the Of
ficers and the bourgeoisie. Where
the social composition of certain
units do not permit of this being
done, the Communists must demand
the immediate disarming and dis
solution of such military units.
B. The Military Question During
the Proletarian Revolution.
so. The main slogans upon which
the democratic partial demands are
based are: disarm the bourgeoisie;
arm the proletariat.
The arming of the proletariat as
sumes various forms at various
stages of the revolution. In the
period prior to the seizure Of pow
er, and in the first period after the
seizure of power, it takes the form
of a proletarian militia militia
of the toilers, the Red Guard, and
also Red Guerilla detachments. The
Red Army is the form of military
organization of the Soviet govern
ment, i. e., it is the army of the die
tatorship of the proletariat.
Proletarian Militia.
The demand for proletarian
militia Ia militia consisting of toll
ers, a workers and peasants mill
tia) in an imperialist country is
merely another way Of formulating
the demand for arming the prole-
tariat and can be put forward only
in the inevitable transitional stage
in the military policy of the prole-
tartan revolution, in the period prior
to the organization of the Red
Army. Where there is no imme-
date revolutionary situation, this
slogan can have only propaganda
significance. Nevertheless, it may
become an Immediately practical
slogan in the fight against fascism.
At all events; the demand for a
proletarian militia, or for a militia
of the toilers, can only be put in
the form of a direct appeal to the
proletariat and not as demand
upon the bourgeois government
That being the case, this demand
should be made to governments, or
to parliaments, only in exceptional
circumstances (for example, where
there is social democratic govern
ment, or where there is social
democratic majority in parliament,
or among the masses). Under such
circumstances, the demand must be
put forward only as means of ex-
posing the social democratic party.
Red Guard.
The Red Guard is an organ of re-
bellion. 1t is the duty Of the Com
munists to agitate for the estab-
lishment of such Red Guard and
to organize it when an immediate
revolutionary situation arises.
81. Under no circumstances must
it be forgotten that the existence
of a proletarian militia, or Red
Guard, in imperialist countries, I'M
der bourgeois state and in state
of "peace" is absolutely impossible
The proletarian militia is the
armed organization Of the proletar.
| lat fighting for the establishment