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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12
ARMY OFFICERS SHIFTED.
Capt. H. L. Black, Philippine
Scouts, Goes on Retired List.

Scouts, Goes on Retired List.
Col. Herman w. Schulz, Ordnance
Department, has been relieved from
duty at the Springfield Armory, Mass,
and assigned to the command of the
WaterVliet Arsenal, N. Y, as the relief
of Col Edwin D. Bricker, Ordnance
Department, who is ordered to this city
for duty In the Office of the Chief of
Ordnance. Col. Robert j. Fleming,
Cavalry, has been transferred from
Fort Riley, Kans., to the Philippines;
Lieut. Col. Walter s. Fulton, Infantry,
from the Army War College to the War
Department General Staff Mai. Max
well Kirby, Air Corps, from the Uni
versity of Illinois, at Urbana, to Homo
lulu, Hawaii; Maj Cecil G. Young,
Ordnance Department, from the Plea
tinny Arsenal, Dover, Del, to the War
Department; Capt. Donald Wilson, Air
Corps, from the Philippines to Langley
Field, Va; Capt B. r. DeGraf and
First Lieut.. Andrew D. Hopping, IN
fantry, from Versailles, France, to Fort
George G. Meade, Md; Capt. Romeyn
B. Hough, jr., Air Corps, from the
War Department to Boiling Field, Ana
costa, D. c.; Capt. Donald A. Stroll
Infantry, from Fort Benning, Ca, to
Fort Hunt, Va: Capt. Chester M. VII
lingharn, Infantry, from China to the
University Of Missouri, at Columbia;
Capt. Paul G. Balcar, infantry. from
the Clemson Agricultural College,
s. c., to the War Department; Capt.
Harry L. Black, Philippine Scouts, to
the retired list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12
BAPTIST INVITATION
TO WOMAN STANDS
Center of Controversy Gets
Acclaim in Appearance
on Platform.

BY the Associated Press.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 11.-An
advocate Of literal application of the
scriptural injunction that women shall
be silent in church found scant support
in the Southern Baptist Convention
today, and the particular woman about
whom the controversy came to vote
was received with vigorous acclaim
when she broke her silence from the
platform.
Only a few scattering "ayes" were
heard in the convention hall when the
president, DR.. George w. Truett, put
the question as to whether the body
should rescind its invitation to Mrs.
w. j. Cox of Memphis, president Of the
Women's Missionary Union, to make
an address.
Presented Memorial.
The motion to take back the invita-
ton had been made by the Rev. Dr.
j. w. Porter, Lexington, KY, who pre-
scented a memorial from Kentucky
Raptists upholding his view. He argued
that the idea of a woman speaking at
a Baptist meeting was repugnant to
1000 years of Baptist history; that
the Bible expressly says for women to
keep silent in church and that the
Scriptures teach that women are sub
ject to men. He even went so far as
to say that he would as soon substitute
sprinkling for immersion as to vote for
q woman to speak.
DR.. Porter saw in the invitation an
effort to please the sisters and get
more money"
TITS trading God for gold" the
Kentuckian said. He referred to an
other piece of biblical history in his
argument, remarking: Eve tempted
Adam, and now the Southern Baptist
Convention is tempting women. Women
would do all right If the petticoated
preachers would let them alone"
Pastor Walks Out.
DR.. Porter, whose opponent In the
debate had been the Rev. DR.. N. e.
Dodd of Shreveport, La, walked out OF
the hall when Mrs. Cox and several
other women went to the platform.
In the course of her talk, Mrs. Cox
remarked that mo woman betrayed
Jesus. Instead, the women stood beside
Him when the men fed" She also said
that woman is expected to be q per-
feet reversible wife-light pink chiffon
on one hand and serviceable blue serge
on the other"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D. c, MAY IL depart

led by Communists or influenced toward
Communism. Members of the strikers
group, all employed ct Gastonia, added
that the National Textile Union has
assisted them throughout.
Reeve said that in their refusal to
listen 10 the national group today the
women showed that they have no in
terest in working conditions of women"
He added that the strikers he led
here from North Carolina two days ago
came in the hope Of being heard by the
Senate commerce committee. which was
taking testimony on Q resolution seek
ing an investigation of Southern mill
strikes. They found the hearing adj
iourned. Reeve said. and decided to tell
their story to anybody who would
listen"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12
Seven Trout Hooked by President
On Brief Outing Beside Hunting Greek

President removed his shoes as he sat
on a large rock at the edge Of the stream
and put on rubber boots which buckled
near his hips. Most Of his fishing was
done as he waded about the stream.
His SLOUGH hat was pulled far down
over his eyes. He used flies and cast
like an expert.
The President and Mrs. Hoover re-
turned to the White House in time for
dinner. It is their intention to attend
services at the Quaker Meeting House
at Thirteenth and Irving streets this
morning. Some friends have been In
vited to dinner and supper today. SEN
ator Borah of Idaho and Mrs. Borah
will be among guests at dinner. Sen
ator FesS of Ohio viii be q guest at
supper tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12
WOMAN UN|ON|STS
ABRUPTLY ADJOURN
Textile Strikers VainIy At
tempt to Gain Hearing
Before League.

BY the Associated Press.
The National Women's Trade Union
League abruptly adjourned its annual
convention yesterday after q group of
North Carolina textile mill strikers,
carrying banner and led by an organ
izer for the National Textile Workers of
America, attempted to gain hearing on
the convention floor.
Leaders Of the Women's League said
later that Miss Rose Schneiderman
president. refused the strikers permission
to speak in the meeting, but said they
might talk after adjournment II any
of the delegates cared to stay to listen.
They said that nominal confusion re-
suited.
Charging that the National Textile
Workers of America are a purely
communistic group" the women said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12

This style iced from
top. Generous ice ca
pacity. Nicely made
and finished. Less S.
for your old refrigera-
tor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12

they refused to let the strikers speak
because they did not wish the impress
sion to be gained that the Women'S
League were in any way afhliated with
them.
Sympathy for Strikers.
Miss Ethel Smith. a member of the
board of directors of the Women's
League said after the meeting that her
organization is in full sympathy with
the Southern Mill strikers. that the
Gastonia strikers are under the leader
ship Of the National Textile workers
of America, and that as long as this
Is the case the Women's Trade Union
League cannot work with them.
1T is unfortunate Miss Smith said,
that Communist workers get into Gas
tonia first and organize the strikers.
The national textile workers are under
Communist leadership. The Com
muniSt leaders are out to destroy our
union and to defeat our purposes"
The women's league earlier in the
week heard the stories of strikers from
Elizabethton, and collected $3.50 purse
for them.
Karl Marx Reeves, the organizer who
led the group into the meeting, said
later that tumult followed the preSi-
dents refusal of his request to speak;
that delegates gathered about the
first hand stories of working conditions
at the mills; while other convention
delegates hurled denunciations at the
strikers.
Leadership Is Denied.
Reeve denied that the National Tex
tile Workers of America have ever been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12
LIBRARY is PLANNED.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LYNCHBURG, Va, May 11.-Appli-
cation has been filed by the Randolph
Macon woman's College here for permit
to erect a $4,000 library building on
the college campus.
The building is to be in the shape
of cross Of flreproof construction and
will have two floors, q basement and
a sub-basement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12

Boston was chosen the next meeting
city. and Charles D. Dallas of Chicago
elected national president to succeed
Col. Burleigh. Other elections we're
Henry Everett Boston; DR.. L. w. Glaze
brook. Washington, and Edward r.
Hardy. New York, vice presidents. and
j. e. Boyle, Chicago, secretary-treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12

leigh, a New York attorney. assailed
all citizens who ''wink at the breach Of
our church and national laws"
why should we permit clergy and
laity alike to break down the laws and
canons of the church." he asked. If
they are not willing TO observe our
canons, it is up to them to withdraw
from the church,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12
Luray Chamber Votes Fund.

LURAY, Va, May IL Especially A
budget calling for $2,S00 to be used by
the body toward promoting the best in
terests of the town and the organization
has been adopted by the Luray Cham
Der of Commerce. The budget includes
appropriations for membership in the
Virginia State Chamber and the United
States Chamber Of Commerce, publica-
ton of a descriptive booklet Of the
town, expenses for industry committee
and several local movements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12

AeAutESHIp AS UcuIeus
Reeve denied that the National Tex
tile Workers of America have ever been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12
CHURCH ASKED TO GUST
DIVORCE LAW VIOLAT0RS
Clergy and Laymen Alike Should
Be Punished, Federation Presi-

0cAC 4O4lS NOu1OAChCSs
BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO. May 11.-Col George W
Burleigh, president Of the National
Federation of Church Clubs. today told
that body that clergy and laymen alike
who violate the Episcopal Church
divorce canon should get out Of the
church"
Viewing the violations as "menaeing
and undermining influences" Col. Bur-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12
|P|MPLES TTCHED|
AND BURNED
On Face. Hard, Red and
Large. Cuticura Heals.

my trouble began with pimplea
and blackheads on my face. The
pimples were hard, red and large
and were in blotches. They itched
and burned so that could not keep
from scratching, and / spent many
restless nights on account of the
irritation. was tfoubled with them
for three or four years,
AZ tried several different remedies
without success. l began using
Cuticura Soap and Ointment and
could see an improvement. / con-
tinued the treatmen. and now l am
completely healed" (Signed) w.
w. Rcamcs, 400 H ST.. N. W.,
Wash, D. c., Jan. IA, 1928.
Rely on Cutieura Soap and oint-
ment to keep your skin clear.
Soap 25c Ointment Is and Soc. Talcum 2Se Sold
eyerywnere. Sample each free. Address;
-cutioure Laboratories, Dept Il, Maiden. MAsa"
gS- CuticuTa Shaving Stick Csc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12

Handsome hard wood
case, with three compart-
ments. Generous size. A
most satisfactory style for
the average size family.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
IsMERETLEN JARvANY
PUSzTIT A BALKAN0N

Kayalla k0rnyeken a t0rok te-
riiletrol mcnekilt es oft letelepc-
dett gorogok kozott yeszedelmes
jaryany ut0tt XII, amelyet az or
vosok mem ismernek. A halalozasi
arany ijeszto.
A betegck teste nehany ora
alatt egeszen megfeketediS,
mintha VILLAIN sujtotta volna okct
es halal legkesobb "a 0ran be-
I'LL tbekovetkezik. Egyes oryospk
koerara, masok pestisre gyana-
kodiak, noha a tiinetek mem
ugyanolyanok. A varosi hat6sa Z
gok a legszigorubb intezkedese-
ket foganatositottak jarvany
terjedese ellen es Kavalla nepe
kozott igen nagy reln1let.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
1920 .lANuAR Al


ben pedig 30 Ora lesz. "A 81 evn6l
fiatalabb segedmunkasok 6rab6-
ret kisebb mertekben enlclik.
Egyebkent az akkordb6reket al
land6 aranyba hozz&k q tarifabe-
rekkel. A d0ntes k0zzetetele al
tai most mar veglegesen befeje-
z5d6tt nemet gazdasag lcgna-
gyobb berharca.
Ezzel egyidejileg a nemet ha-
j6gyari munkasok harom llonap
6ta tart6 sztrajkja is veget ert, a
nemet gazdasagba nteljesen hely-
reallott beke. A hajogyari mum
kasok bermozgalma iigyeben ho-
zott egyeztet5bir6sagi dontes a
heti munkaid6t so oraban allapit-
ia meg bereket is ,emeli. A ko-
eel $4,000 sztrajkol6 hajogyari
munkas mindenutt munkaba all.
"A nemet haj6gyarak egyebkent
a harom h6napig tarto sztrajk
altal tobb, mint 5 milli6 markas
veszteseget szenyedtek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
A HIRES FRANcIA REPuLoT
LEL0TTE A FELESEGE

A vilaghaborunak egyik legis-
mertebb repdl6jet, Weyler mer-
nok0t, multi napokban felesfse
harom reyolyerloyessel meg0lte.
A gyilkos asszony maga ertesi-
tette rcndorseget, amcly letar-
t6ztatta. Kihallgatasa alkalmaval
AIT allitotta, hogy onyedclemb5l
cselekedett. A rend0rseg azon-
ban AIT hiszi, hogy tettet felte-
kenyssgb6l koyette el Weylcr
felesegfvel miudossze egy h6nap-
ja elt egyitt. Miutan ket els6 fer
jetol elyalt, az asszony Weyler-
hez ment felesegiil. Weyler mer-
n0k r6vid i'd elott repiil6teclllli-
kai felfedezesevel sok penzt ke-
reset 6s igen io anvasi viszo-
nyok k0zott cit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
REPttl6 11pzrxtt3E
a OAPA GYOMRABAN

: 4s
A Spitzbergak mellett Oernuli
norvsg halasshaj6 kapitanya, az
Eszaki sarok kozeleben levS Spitz
bergak szigetcsoport k6rny9ken
halaszott 5 k0zben egy capat TO.
gott. A capa f0lboncolasakor
gyomraban egy kesztyiit talaltak.
A halo szem6lyzete meg van gy6-
zodve arr6l, hogy ez vagy az an
max idejen Mobile kapitany folku-
tatasara indult Is elveszett
Amundsene, vagy valamelyik hos
tarsae.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31

venyeket szegik meg. Sot az is
bizonyos, hogy legtobb ilyen
uton erkezett idegent szabalyosan
is beengedtek volna, ha tortene-
tesen azok jelentkeztek volna a
bevandorlasi hatosag elott. Sok-
szor yonaton, vagy hidon at
jottek at Canadab6l - peldaul =
es mem is sejtettek, hogy elmll-
lasztottak a hivatalos vizsgalatot.
Sokszor elkerultek beEahdorla-
81 inspectorokat, inert Rational
szolgalat el0l menekultek es mem
egyszer kenytelenek voltak alne-
ven utazni. Az ilyen torvenytele-
MIL erkezettek nagyresze abban a
hitben cit, hogy amiert hazajabol
katonak0telezettseg Matt meme
kill, egyben az Egyesult Allamok
t0rvenyeivel is szemben talalja
magat, holott az Egyesiilt ALA
mok szempontjab6l ez egyaltalan
mem minositheto serelemnek yagy
torvenyszegesnek.
Ezenkiviil szamtalan idegcn
matr6z es tengeresztiszt erkezett
ide bevandorlasi hat6sa gok meg
kerulesevel. Eek egyresze, mlyel
keptelen volt behaj6zast nyerni
nj fogialkozasi agba fogott es icy
telepedett le ebben az ogszagban.
Szamtalan beyandorlo saba
lyos uton erkezett az Egyesiilt al
lamokba, de miya beyandorlasi
nivatalban tevesen irtak be neyu-
ket, vagy adataik elkallodtak,
keptelenek toryenyes beJoyetelli-
ket igazolni es enelfogva mem
nyerhetnek polgarjogokat. Szaz-
Is szaz esetben fordulhatott el6,
hogy nehezen betiizheto idegcn
neveket tevesen irtak be beyan-
dorlasi alIomasokon. Azutan sok
esctben mem 1ehet a 'bevandorlo
bejoycteli adatait felkutatni, ha
az nem emlekszik hajo nevere,
amellyel erkezett. Tt peldaul egy
eset egy anya .athozza egy ewes
kisIanyat. AZ anya elhal. A kis-
lany keptelen visszaenlekezni a
haio nevere Is q megerkezes ko-
riilmellyeirc, mindanellett terme-
szetesen mem nyerhet polgarjogo-
kat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
A Nemzetgyules Programme

fel nemzetgyiiles el6tt es minde
gyik hatarozati javaslatot bocsat
targyalas ala. Az eloadok elabo-
ratumat kiil0n ertekezleten is
megvitatjuk.
AIT hissziik, hogy ebben pre-
gramba minden iigyiink befer.
Els mindent elintezhetiink Buffa-
loban, la valoban a bekes mum
kalkodas celjaval jovink ossze. A
nemzetgyiiles targyalasi rendjat
ugy keszitjiik elo, hogy ezt bizto-
sithassuk. Mem kell hozza egyeb,
mint komolysag es joszandek.
Az eloadokat meg mem minden
ugyben valasztottuk ki, de r0vi-
desen keszen lesziink ezzel is. Min
denre a legalkalmasabb szemelyt
keressuk Xxi. Els minden ugyben
ugy reszletezzjik a targyalast,
hogy egyetlen dolgunk sem men-
jen feledesbe.
Meg hat het van a nemzetgyii-
lesig, ahol minden komoly ember
felszolalhat. Barmelyik ugy mel
lett vagy ellen. Mindenki hozhat
vi gondolatokat, III terveket IS.
Meg hat het van a keszulodesre.
Kesziiljiink fel okosan S alaposan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
(Folytatas az 1-s0 oldalrol)

celunk es aztan negy hetig hall
gattunk. Az orszagjaro szeleket
hallgattuk. Mindegyik hozott va
lamit valahonnan. Els lassan-las-
san elenk hordtak a mi nepiink
6hajtasat. Mar modunkban van a
nemzetgyill6s programjat resz'e-
tezni. Dolgainkat, gondJalnkat
targyalas ala rendezni.
Ez lesz buffaloi nemzetgyiilts
programme: F..
/. Alkotmanyozas. Az allando
forum megteremtese es az III al
kotas munkabaallitasa.
2. Sajtougyek.
3. Egyleteink jovoje.
4. Egyhazaink es az iskolak
5. Gazdasagi ugyeink.
6. Kulturugyek. K0zottiik a szi
neszet ugye.
Z. Arvak es aggok sorsa.
8. A j0v0 nemzedek.
8. A szil6haza. Ilyen iigyelnk
kozt revizi0.
10. Amerikai vonatkozasaillk.
II. Egyeb iigyek.
Minden iigyet kiil0n eIoado tar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
IDEGENEK
PROBLEMAI
FONTOS JAVASLAT
A KEPVISELOHAZBAN
A Foreign Language Information
Service Igazgatosagi Bizott-
saganak surgos beadvanya.

K0ztudomasu dolog, hogy ma
ezer es ezer olyan bevandorlo el
ebben az orszagban, akik tokele-
tesen el vanak zarya annak le-
het6sege elott, hogy yalaha is
polgarjogokat nyerhessenek.
Eek bevandorlok mar evek
6ta elnek ebben az orszagban es
bebizonyitottak, hogy t0rvenytisz
telo, hasznos tagjai kozossegiik-
mex. A jelenleg ervenyben leyo
torveny ertelmeben ~ bar hala-
lukig lit tart6zkodhatnak - mem
nyerhetnek amerikai polgarJogo-
kat es XII vannak teve mindama
nehezsegek elviselesenek, anne
lyekkel az idegen talalkozhat.
Ezeket az idegeneket tobbnyi-
rere " torvenytelen 1fton erke-
zettek" csoportjaba sorozzak,
ugyanis toryenytelen bevandor-
lasnak min6sitik AIT, ha az ide-
gen mem ment keresztiil sza-
balyszerii vizsgalatokon, mem IL
zetc lie fejadojat, vagy a kiJelolt
hataridon tul maradt az Egyesillt
Allamokban.
A lathatRtlan nepvandorlas.
Az elsG ky6ta torvenyt, a meg
szigoritott beyandorlas celjabol
csak 1921 junius 3-a el0tt leptet-
tex eletbe. AzNl0tt 4 tOryenytclen
nton yalo bevandorlast mem te-
kintettek oily szigoru ertelemben
vett kihagasnak, mint ma. Eyes
bizonyos, hogy a beyahdorlo
legnagyobb resxe, akik 1921 Ju'
MUS ga el5tt vizsgalat nelkiil
leptSk At a hatart, nem is sejtet'
t<k. hogy excl az anerikai for
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
"A NEMET MUNKAsOK
Macy BERMoZGALMA

Most tette kozze Severing bel
iigyminiszter Ruhr-videki vas.
ipari berharc iigyeben hozott don
teset. Ennek ertelmeben a mum
kaid6 azoknal retegeknel, anne
lyek eddig heti 60 orat dolgoz-
tax, ezentul "a ora, az ont3dek-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31

q
ma szakci6ja ennek a h6bortos
hat&rozatnak2 csak q hiilysl
tpdjak AIT elkepzelni, hogy
buffaloi nemzetgyiiles Magyar.
orszag neveben hadat iizen
Oroszorszagnak, amire,. persze
Magyarorszagr6l rogt0n masi.
rozni kezdenek a hadoszlopok
az ut6dallamok fele es Szovjet-
Oroszorszag fele. Vagy nemY..,
Ezeknek a lezIll0tt agyak-
max minden torz gondolata ha-
sonic termeszetii, ha vilagga
bombolt jelszavaikat Is az azok
m0gott lappang6 ostoba vicce-
ket vegig gondoljuk. Folosle-
ges kijelenteniink, hogy a men,
xetgyiil l6snek mindehez semmi
k0ze, az minden fajtaju jogos
vagy jogtalan iizlettol tavol all
Is Sc maganosokt6l, Sc egyle-
tekt6l, Sc egyhazakt6l egyetlen
centet kerni mem ohajt, egye-
dill es kizar6lag az amerilkai
magyarsag nagy kerdeseit g.
hajtja megtargyalni. Ehez Pc
dig minden amerikai magyar
max joga van es igazan senki
sem gondolt ARA, hogy nem-
zetgyiiles megtartasara enge-
delyt fog kerni azoktol az any
nyiszor megbelyegzett parazi-
takt6l, akik lit a szemiink
elott fosztogatjak ki telJesen
es viszik hamarosan sirba a
Munkas Betegsegelyz6 es On
kepz6 szervezet gy0ny0ru in
tezmenyet, megrabolvan ezzel
a beteg munkasokat es azok ell
arvult csaladjat legutolso kony
nyes dollarjaiktol es centjeik-
t0l. A tiizcsalasok, a "vedelml
alapok" a nyomda eladasok es
vissza valtasok es egyeb fam
tasztikus szelhamossagok elko-
vet6it, a legkllonbozobb gyuj-
tesek kalandorait igazan senki
sem varja a nemzetgyulesre es
az egyletek tisztaban lehetnek
vele, hogy ezeknek a hivatasos
fosztogat6knak, feltekenyseg-
tol kidagadt SCENE, az egyleti
penztarokra tapad, amikor ki-
gyot bekat iivoltoznek a leg
tisztesegesebb magyar meg
mozdulasokra es mindenkor re-
meket latnak, hogy jaj, valakl
betalal nyulni az egyletek kasz-
szajaba, ahol pedig Ok szeret-
nenek k0nyokig vajkahi. SEN
Iii sc hedcritsen erre az utszell
zene-bonara, amt vegiil is meg
szokhattak mar Amerika ma
gyarjai, inert vagy kft evti-
zed ota ettol a reszcg kurJan-
tastol visszhangzik ez az orszag
es ugyan volt-e mar olyan moz-
galom, vagy akcio, vagy akadt
olyan nagy es nemes eel, amt
Munkas Betegsegelyz0 es On
kepz0 Szerevezet hienai sarba
mem rancigaltak es meg nem
ragalmaztak yolna? Aki hisz
ezeknek kalandoroknak, az
menjen veliik es utanuk, az
lepien be bandaba, de ak1
magyar ember es egylet resze.
Sc akar lenni az amerikai ma
gyar egysegnelk es aki q sajat
sorsanak Is jovendSjenek test
veries szellemii megtanacskoza.
saba belle akar szolni, az hala.
dektalanul csatlakozzek a mem.
zetgyiiles sep, igaz es tiszta
mozgalmahoz, amelyhez fogha.
to nagyaranyu akci6ja meg So
ha sem volt Amerika magyar
saganak. Egyenek, egyletek es
epvhazak csatlakozZatOk!