davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1933-07-26

% truck operators bringing
= naIoware from Pennsyl-
my .rrasted IL Dover upon
! W.. = mover coal dealers.
i. .r,,ckers ,--les are charged with the
.i.r Il tbe law recently pass
.. ~ tts delaware Legislature,
~ - coal being weighed by
N ,,oigbmasters. i The hear
:. -,n .aEe pIace this week and
i W., ,'nro in the nature of a
4 Of the law.
Smyrna times., 1933-07-26

At the front door of The Clayton Bank and
Trust Company in the Town of Clay
ton, Kent County and State of
Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1933-07-26
CONTRACT 81
GREENSPRING-yAN DYKE lis Miles
is #. Traffic Bound Stag
LORD BALTIMORE SCHOOL SIDE
WALK 4q00 Fit

500 Gu Yds. Excavation
q, 600 So. Ft. Concrete Sidewalk
SO Lin. Ft. 1O'' r. G. Pipe
Smyrna times., 1933-07-26

. tbe lack of time and the
q VI y i some Of the theatre
insiy 4 Getting Ii their contest start IT
u II gg.nirsuIa-wide contest for
ne H. Il 4 movie queen"
selsi'lUr sss5 II tie independent Mo.
oss. ,,ro Theatre Owners OF
fl..u and the Eastern Shore
$r.ryland "a,J has been abandoned
~ '..r + has been announced by
II nsFiore, president of the or
7atiOn.
Smyrna times., 1933-07-26
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Sealed proposals will be received by the
State Highway Department, at its Office
Dover, Del, until 200 o'clock P. M
Eastern Standard Time, August %, 1898,
and at that place and time publicly opened
for contracts involving the following ap-
proximate quantities:
Smyrna times., 1933-07-26

p.es Company Of which
3 E. ps.n Esaman is proprietor, has
ard hS,sDl tse outten Building Of
: ted e., = street, Dover, and it is
herman .t ssers. Roebuck and
pany will open 2 II 80
- sometime soon
Nogales international., 1933-10-14
Give Mining Its Chance

After years spent in the deepest sort Of dodru1s,
the metal mining industry of the West is beginning to
feel the surge of life once more
Prices for metals in most instances, have shown
substantial rises. Better yet they have maintained
the higher levels Demand long lethargic is better.
This is good time to point out to the people Of
the mining states that the future Of the industry is
going to be vitally affected by legislative policies
Even present higher prices permit of little pro-
fits Overly stringent regulatory laws and especially
heavy and oppressive taxes, easily wipe out any
gains
The mines give bread and butter to hundreds Of
thousands Treat them fairly
Permanent headline: "New revolt in Cuba
Threatened.
Every writer is plagiarist, because everything
worth saying has been said many times.
Americanism: Giving people "relief" by enabling
them to 60 deeper into debt.
Nogales international., 1933-10-14
HOME ROBBED
OF CLOTHING

Several burglaries of Nogales
homes have been reported TO the
police department in the past week
together with providers looking for
easy prey.
Yesterday at the home Of Carlos
Ibarra, 109 Franklin street a burg
lar entered and stole many valu-
able garments Of both ladies and
mems clothing, according to police
reports.
At 10 Sonoita street, the home
of E. L. Juillerat, reports that three
times this month he has been
awakened by a prowler trying to
gain entrance through the front
door.
The local police are on the look
out for a suspect that is believed to
be responsible for the prowling and
burglarizing here Of late.
Nogales international., 1933-10-14
Patience Is The Word

The evidence increases from day to day that
business is picking up everywhere, in almost every
line Producers, whether of food-stuffs and other
farm products, of manufactured goods of all kinds
getting better prices for their products. More men
and women are back at work. money is beginning to
circulate freely, all the evidences that the up
turn has begun at hand.
Yet we hear many people grumbling declaring
that the Presidents recovery program is failure,
because it has not performed a miracle night.
No sensible person who has stopped to think about it
ever imagined that this great nation could jump back
instantly into it's former prosperity It took nearly
four years to slide down the hill; cannot hope to
leap back to the top in bound We do not believe
it will take four years, anything like it, to get back
on Prosperity Peak but do feel sure that it will
take more time than some of the kckers are willing to
allow. q & ~ =. y
It's hard to be patient when one is up against it
for ready cash and the of livelihood. But pa
tience is the word that needs to be impressed upon
everybody in these days. If the return Of prosperity
has not made itself manifest to any particular reader
of these lines be patient for it is surely the way
Of that we have not the slightest doubt.
And if we wanted to pose as prophets, which is
rather useless not to say thankless sort of endeav
or would hint that the next peak of prosperity is
going to be higher and more attractive than the
last one
Nogales international., 1933-10-14
Without A President

1t may not be generally known that every four
years the United States is without President for
several hours but such is the fact The term of the
outgoing President expires at midnight March
and the President is usually in about noon
on the following day. During the intervening hours
the country is without chief executive
The question of whether vacancy existed during
this interval discussed early in the history of the
country In response to inquiry Chief Justice John
Marshall wrote on February Il, 1921:
"There has been uniformly and voluntarily an
interval of II hours during which the executive pow
er could not be exercised
If an emergency demanded, the new President
could be in Immediately after his predecessors
term expired at midnight March 3, but no situa-
tion has ever existed to make this necessary.
Nogales international., 1933-10-14
PRESS OPINIONS, CARTOONS
AND OTHER FEATURES
Robins Named On
Committee For
Tax Convention

City Attorney James v. Robins
is leaving tomorrow for Phoenix
where he will serve on the "Glad
Hand Committee for the annual
National Tax Association Confer
ence opening Monday at the Ho-
tel westward Ho.
Robins, and Craig Pottinger, edi-
tor of The international, were
among Arizonans named this week
as members of the committee by
M. A. Murphy, chairman of the
Arizona State Tax Commission.
Among duties of the committee
will be to meet and mingle with the
out of state delegates who will be
present from practically every state
in the Union and their main duty
will be to sell Arizona to the visit
ors.
Nogales international., 1933-10-14
A Revived Industry

1t Will be OF interest to many to know something
of the results which have followed the legalizaon of
80 per cent beer by Congress April T. Official
ports have been made public covering figures only to
the end of August, but these show consumption far
in excess of what the brewers themselves expected
according to the secretary of their national assoca-
ton.
It was announced that between April and Au-
gust 81 the Federal beer tax collected had
reached $71,177539, approximately two-thirds Of
what the government officials had estimated would be
received in whole year.
The first official figures respecting the revenue
derived by the states in addition to the Federal tax
showed that $5,803, ,209 had been collected by the p
states which had legalzed beer up to the end of June
These figures do not include the millions of dollars
received by countless cities and towns in local sales
taxes and licenses from wholesale and retail dstr-
butors.
It is estimated that the revived brewing indus
try now employs about 10000 workers directly with
a payroll of at least million dollars month Many
other thousands have been employed indirectly by
factories supplying barrels botles boxes and other
supplies, while vast sums have gone to farmers for
grain used in beer manufacture
This revival of the brewing industry has no doubt
caused corresponding decrease in the consumption
of bootleg liquor, which not only pays no taxes, but
is highly detrimental to those who drink it.
Spain's parliament recently passed a law by a
vote of 2O6 to l. That lone Spaniard must have taken
his cue from our own Senator Borah.
We read that the Civilian Conservation Corps is
to wage war against insects. Here's hoping they
won't overlook the two-legged ones.
Nogales international., 1933-10-14

DR.. G. H. Moore, of HermoSillo,
was registered at the Montezuma
Thursday.
Nogales international., 1933-10-14

A telegram from Carlo was re-
ceived yesterday at the general Of
fees Of the Melczer Mining Com
pany in Nogales in which Mr.. Mel
czer. who is now down at the mines,
states that the company's smelter
at Copete, had been blown in the
day previous.
Saturday evening j. T. Brick
wood went to Carlo, returning We'd
nesday evening.
Nogales international., 1933-10-14
Two Million Cars
Coal For Next Year

That business is on the upgrade
is shown by plans being made by
automobile manufacturers.
They are laying plans to sell
two and one half million cars next
year as compared to one million
this year.
Nogales international., 1933-10-14
KIBBEY LAID TO
REST IN TUCSON

Masonic funeral services for w.
Beckford Kibbey who accidentally
shot himself to death a week ago
Thursday, were held here Sunday.
The remains were taken to Tue
son for burial.
Nogales international., 1933-10-14
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

The first installment of Taxes
for the year 1888 are now due and
payable at the office Of the Coun-
ty Treasurer, at the Court House,
Nogales, Santa Cruz County, Ari-
zona. Such taxes will become de-
linuuent the first Monday in Mo-
vember, 1888.
ANNA 3. ACKLEY,
County Treasurer.
pub. 10-14 4t)
Nogales international., 1933-10-14

Spain's parliament recently passed
vote Of 206 to l. That lone Spaniard mus
his cue from our own Senator Borah.
Nogales international., 1933-10-14

.-.-...si....s .lszad..i4 "a aSl.us2:4-.. :
Nogales international., 1933-10-14

! A. L. Lewis, representing the Ma
tional Metal Company, has been q
visitor in Nogales this week. The
company represented by Mr.. Lewis
buys all the matte produced in the
CananeaS.
Nogales international., 1933-10-14
Col.
A ] .
Bird
/. WROTE THE FOLLOWING IN
HIS N1GALES OASIS" 80 YEARS
AGO:
1901

Councilman Madison RiSinger re-
turned Saturday from weeks visit
at Phoenix where he went to at
tend the I. o. Q. F. encampment.
Nogales international., 1933-10-14

Maria Julia Saleeby of Cananea,
Sonora, underwent an operation on
her left eye Thursday at DR.. Har-
ker'S First Aid Hospital.
Nogales international., 1933-10-14
TO THE FAIR

Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Tovrea will
attend the county fair at Sonoita
today.
Nogales international., 1933-10-14

A. L. Meloclle is expecting to
leave today on q hunting trip in
Mexico.
The Washington times., 1933-09-05
PATTERN 535

We know today that a room
can be no better artistically
than the treatment of its win
doWs. Color is in vogue now
and embroidery on curtains Of
fers the opportunity of repeat
ing predominating colors of the
room or introducing a contrast
ing note. Of all rooms, the
kitchen has blosSomed out in
the most striking colors. Though
we may like white or light cur
tains in this room, a touch of
embroidery on them is most ef-
fective. A, Pattern 535, is a
single aster motif done in sin
gle stitches and running stitch.
1t makes possible the use of
striking color as 1t lends itself
well to either the bright colors
or delicate shades depending
on the character of the kitchen.
The corner motifs measure 7x9
inches, while that on the val
The Washington times., 1933-09-05
B PATTERN $50

ance is AZ inches high.
B, Pattern 536, is suitable to
use on living room or dining
room curtains. The flower mo-
tifs are very handsome en-
broidered in colored wool in the
simple stitches popular for this
work. The drapes can be made
of linen, a heavy silk, or rayon.
or even unbleacned muslin
which is lovely when dyed. The
motifs can be used separately
on pillows or scarfs. The larger
flower measures five inches in
diameter, the smaller about
three inches.
Each pattern consists of mo-
tifs for two pairs of curtains
with valance as we'll as direc-
tions for making the curtains:
Send 10c for each pattern
(20c for both) to The Washing
ton Times Needlecraft Dept. 81
Eighth Ave-, New York City.
The Washington times., 1933-09-05
Times Daily Pattern
Pattern 1895

Our schoolgirl patterns are
always a success! They're up
on-the-mode" with smart,
new details; they're easy to
make; and, best of all, have an
indiSputable pull" with the
younger set themselves! In this
model, we wager, the perky
bretelles, adorable sleeves and
flattering collar will win many
a vote! Cottons and sheer
woods are equally suitable.
Pattern 1895 is available in
sizes 8, 10, IL, IA and Is. Size
10 takes 234 yards 36-inch fab
ric and 3s yard contrasting. IL
lustrated step-by-step sewing
instructions included with this
pattern.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS 15c)
in coins or stamps (coins pre-.
ferreO for this Anne Adams
pattern. Write plainly your
name, address and style mum.
Der. BE SURE TO STATE SIZE
WANTED.
THE NEW SUMNER EDI.
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PATTERN BOOK is READY.
Afternoon, sports, golf. tennis
dresses, jumpers. house frocks.
special beginners patterns,
styles for juniors, and cool
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FIFTEEN CENTS. CATALOG
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Address all mail orders to
The Washington Times Pattern
Department, 243 West 18th St..
New York city.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-02
AZ TIT KApTNET
ECY RESZE

altalanos elegedettseget ke1tet
az orszagban. de vannak III mi
niszterek. akiket mem valan,i
nagv lelkesedessel iidv0zolnek.
Mindenki meg van elegedve 4
kiiliigyminiszterrel. Is mem talal
hat senki.. kifogasolni valot az
;ca cazsagiigyminiszteren. Az is al
talanos elegedetts9get keltett
hogy Roosevelt nem hagyta ma
oat terrorizalni leber-fkkerekt5l
Is Miss Perkins lesz a munka-
minister, de ezzel aztAn meg is
emlitettdnk mindenkit, aki igazi
3rt3k 4 kabinetben.
Sainos, egy<al&n nincs meg
ei&eedve az orszAg az III p&nz-
iigyminiszterrel. akinek I kineve-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-02
II + + l s = + N L F.

zese csak q Wall Streetet tudta
megnyugtatni.
Woodin penziigyminiszter
epen olyan tipikus nagyt6kes
mint Mellon volt Is ugy lat
SILK, hogy Roosevelt els6 sorban
a nagyt6ke deflaci6s prgramjat
akarja megval6sitani, azert kere-
sett ilyen minisztert.
A kabinet hivatalosan meg
mines megnevezve Is kinevezve,
de amint az vi elnok atveszi a
kormanyzast, Is a hivatalos XII.
nevezes megtortenik, E lapban is
mertetni fogom egyenkint kabi-
net tagjait.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-02
MAS ORSZAGBAN
GYALAZATOS

botranyok utan a bankar urak
Observation-Disclosures bort0n0kbe,
lit azorban Wall Street urai
scent Is serthetetlen szemelyek.
Mem kuldik hat bort0nbe
sem Mr.. Dawest, aki betev6inek
penzet a torveny kijatszasaval :
villany-szelhamos Insullnak adta
kolcson, sem Mr.. Mitcheiit, aki
llemcsak milliokat rabolt el bank
ia betev6it6l IS reszvenyeseit6l,
hanem azokat a jovedelmeket Il
is tagadta, hogy ad6t ne keiljen
utana fizetni.
Egyik penzkiraly mask ut&n,
egyik iparfejedelem a mask utan
kenytelen beismerni, hogy gonosz
es biinos kezekkel manipulaltak
a prosperitas eveiben Is hogy
tudatosan fosztottak az orszSg-
max kOzOnseget.
Es akkor a kormany meg !
kongresszus ujra t6luk ker la
nacsot, ujra t6luk var megval-
tast, inert csalok vagy nem
csalok, butak vagy mem butak so
Ok az urai es parancsol6i meg
ma is ennek a szerencsktlenre
lopott es nyomoritott orszagnak.
Akit nagyon rata csinnek, az
legfeljebb kiszokik az orszsgb6,,
de Mr.. insult meg n,indig <vi
tizennyolcezer dollar nyugdijat
kap, amit villanyfogyaszt6k fl
zetnek. Mr.. Mitchell, q new yor-
XII bank-fejede1em l1enytelen volt
ugyan lemondani a tisztsegkr6l.
de a cinkosai meg benn lineIa !
hivatalban Is Mr.. Mitchell sem
adta meg vissza az elha:icsolt
n.illi6kat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-02
A TEL.JES
PENZUGYI CS0D

bevallasa kisse kijozanitotta
ugyan a congressust, es a mutt
heten megprobaltak fokozott
gyorsasaggal dolgozni, de most
mar keso a joakarat es negyedike
el6tt fontosabb torvenyeket neln
hoznak.
Talan meg tet6 ala hozzak az
vi cs6dtorvenyt, de most mar
azzal sem latszik az orszag to-
r6dni, inert soka 'vart vele a
kongresszus es ma mar a full
dokl6 vallalatok Is egy&nek nem
felnek a forinalis cs5dt5l sem.
A tayozo selnok ugyan meg
siirgeti EFT astorvenyt, hogy les
alabb az osszeomlasok aformajat
megmenthessek, de Hoovernak
regen nincs befolyasa, Roosevelt
pedig mem akar reszlet-kerdesek.
be avatkozni, bar korfnanyzast
egyebkent teljesen atvette.
A multi heten az idegen ALA
mok diplomatic mar vele targyal.
tax, es a fontosabb miniszteriu-
mok vi f6nokei a munkak0rukcs
felig mar atvettek.
Sziikseg volt ere az id6 el6tt'
siirg6s valtozasra, hogy a rettc
60 orszagot nemikepen megnyue
tassak, inert ICY megerzi min
denki, hogy az orszag iigyeine1
a vezeteseben megszakitas ner
fog beallni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-02
A MULTI HET
FONTOSABB

esemenye a Couzens-bill el-
fogadasa volt, amely lehet6ve
teszi a nemzeti bankok felIgye.
l6jenek, hogy a bankok bezarasa
nelkul beteteket ''lefagyasz
szak."
Ez a lehet6seg ugyan, mint AIT
Michiganban olyan szomoruan
tapasztaltuk, meg volt eddig is,
de ezeket moratoriumokat "ho-
liday"- mex kellett nevezni, min
den napb6l pedig meg ilyen '.ho-
liday"-t sem lehet csinalni.
A Couzens torveny tehat elso
sorban elismeri, hogy az orszag
bankjai kenytelenek lesznek a
betetek osszeget - ideiglenesen
- devalvalni, es jogot ad a ban
karoknak, illetve a bankfeliigye-
l6knek, hogy a betev6k megker-
dezese nelkiil hozzanyuljanak a
betethez.
Az ertekek leolvadasa valani
ilyen intezkedest feltetlenul silk
segesse tett, csak ait nem ert-
heti meg a kozonseges haland5,
hogy miert kellett ere harom
evig varakozni.
A kormany, torvenyhozas es
"penzkiralyok" meg "iparkap;-
tanyok" minden Macy esze {.
zsenialitasa nem tudta harom
even at meglatni - illetve nenn
volt mersziik beismerni - hogy
EFT lepest mem lehet elkeriil-
nj es bankok ezreinek kellett
tonkre menni, hogy a penziigy
romokon a tonkre tett csaladok
meztelen testen keresztiil, vegr,
a devalvaciot beismerjsk.
L .a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-02

vetseg penzet. de lenyegesen az
sem fog segiteni az orszagon.
A likvidalas legfajdalmasabb
harom h6napja most jon az or
szagra Is a cs6dok sorozata ell
tart az 6sz elejeig.
Minthogy ez segiteni mem fog
rajtunk, a tomegnyomas hatisa
alatt az 6sz vegere a penziigyi po-
litika megfordul Is az inflaci6
megkezd6dik.
Hogy ez mennyit segit maid
az orszagon, AIT most lehetetlen
meglatni, de vegleges segitseget
az sem hoz maid.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-02
MEM MEGLEP0,
HOGY MICHIGAN

utan Maryland is kenytele:i
volt bankokat bezarni, nem
.meglep6. hogy Cleveland, Lima,
South Bend bankjai is reszleges
zarlatot rendeltek el betetekrt.
A gazdasagi Is penziigyi val
sag mem szoritkozik egy allam
ra, vagy egy videkre, Is ha a
penzkiralyok deflacios program
jat keresztil hajszoljak, akkor az
egyforman erinti az egesz orsz;i
got.
Sokkal konnyebben elviselhetS
sokkal kevesbe fajdalmas kibon-
takozas lett volna, ha inflac;o,
csinalnak, ha a penzt mem dra-
gabbra, hanem olcsobbra csinal-
iak, de mindket modszer egy Gel
hoz vezet S most mar az fon-
tos, hogy a celt, likvidalas,
minel el6bb elerjiik.
Csak az baj, hogy az egesz
program a nagytoke programme.
amely dollar cricket megtartja,
SGT talan emeli a kozeli honapok-
ban, vagyis a tlagytoke vetkoztc-
ii lie teljesen az orszagot, hogy
a sajat aranybondjainak a magas
cricket rnegtarthassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-02

kepet megfestik, hanem azoka.
q vezet6 politikusokat, bankarc-
kat Is iparfejedelmeket kellene
becsukni, akik a nepet tovabbra
is bolonditani kivanjak.
E tekintetben elismerest erde-
mel Michigan kormanyz6ja, aki
radikalis Is meresz lepessel vagta
utjat a teljes 0sszeomlasnak IS
legalabb valamit megnNntett a
betev6knek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-02
HOGY MILYEN
SZJJKSEGES

az a bizonyos new deal az or
szagban, ait szenatus penzigvi
bizottsaganak mutt heti kihal!-
gatasai mutattak.
Sajnos, ennek az orszagnak ell
csigazott lakossaga mutt heten
bank-moratoriumok taglojava!
lett fejbevagva es ICY nem sokat
figyelt a Washingtonban kipat-
tant botranyokra. Az orszag SAL
toja sem volt rata, hogy la
kossag figyelmet bankarok gaz.
sagaira felhivja Is csak ICY lc-
het megerteni, hogy a nepharag
mem tort XII mindent elsopr6 er5-
vel. AssF-s-'
A szenatusi ,bizottsag el6tt ki-
silt, hogy New York legnagyobb
bankjai a legpiszkosabb spekula-
ci6kat folytattak a betev6k pen
Il ~
zevel, hogy = torveny betiiit be-
ta---a. de ar1nak szellerst reg
salasok sorozatat k0-
iiogy a prosperitas
zgato urak n1illi6-
.,n zsebre bonus ciinen
svcnte. a
Kideriilt az is, hogy ezeken az
osszeharacsolt mi1lios jovedelme-
ken meg csak adot sem fizettek.
inert ugyancsak a torveny szelle-
menek a kijatszasaval az ilyen
'haracsokat konyvelesi striikkel el
takartak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-02
HA JON
AZ VI DEAL ES

megsziinteti lit bankarok kor-
latlan uralmat es kiralysagat, ak
kor alapjaban ujra kell epiteni
ezt az orszagot, ha nem jim ~
NJ deal, es ha az nein vet roget
(Folytatas az Silk oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-02

joguk ARA sem, hogy a kenye.
ret kiiissek szankb6l Is iild6z-
nj akarjanak minket. Exert ke!l
szervezkedniink politikailag Is a
polgar adta jogainkkal minden
elleniink iranyul6 tamadast ki-
vedeni, vagy legalabb is ellensu-
lyozni.
Lassuk, init tud a magyarsag: !:
Mozduljon meg vegre, mikor ko-
molly munkar6l van $50, ne csak
akkor kiabaljanak egyesek, mi
kor a valasztasok kiisz0ben va
gyunk, j6 penzert, is munkaert.
Ez a lap tudomasom szerint
minden j6 magyar mozgalmat
partolni szokott, Is ahogy a
szerkeszt6t ismerem, ebben a
mozgalomban is szivesen a ma
gyarok melle all. Sietniink kell,
inert ha szervezetleniil er ben
niinket a tamadas, mar regen
elkSstink valamit tenni.
Varva, hogy mikor sz6lit va
lamelyik szervezettink szervez-
kedesre, maradok szivelyes i'd
vozlettel
FRANK TIMAF
alias
Sz6rsz&lhasogat6
(Egyet6rtek level6vel, de .
cikkGrt ! dics6rst mem sngsrr
illet. -- Sxsrk.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-02
MEG MOST is J
RUGKAPAl4Ntsr

felei6s aliasban len5 eulbere,
srSg a4aitera lis azou ranna.s,
hogy nepc. az utolso pillana.-
tig bolonditsak.
Ohio kormanyzoja peldaul meg
mindig azokat akarja iildozni, !,
xix a bank-moratorium szukse-
gesseget hangoztatjak, mikor ext
a sziikseget a congressus a Cou.
zens torvennyel mar beismerte.
A kormanyzo ur es vele egyitt
a bankarok es penzfejedelmek, a
tisztelt nepet sokkal butabbnak
tartjak, mint amilyen. Minden
ember nagyon jol tudja, hogy .
penzintezetek betetjei XII vannak
ingatlanokra Is mas zalogokra
helyezve, minden ember nagyo,l
tudja, hogy a zalogok erteke ALA
posan lecsokkent, minden embe,
tudja hat, hogy a vesztesegeket
majdnem lehetetlen elkeriilni.
Es minel el6bb fogjak a kc
serves, de szikseges operacio,
vegrehajtani az orszag mindei,
reszeben, ANIMAL el6bb ter vissza q
nkp megingott bizalma.
Mem azok artanak hat a tar.
sadalomnak, akik helyzet igazi