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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19
TRUSTEES TO CONVENE
Governor M'Nutt Invited to Speak
at State Meeting.

Governor Paul V. McNutt was in
vited today to address the annual
convention of the Trustees Associa-
ton of Indiana here, Dec. u to IA.
The invitation was extended by Ed
ward Hoffman. a township trustee
in Clay county and president of the
association.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19
GRIM WARNING OF
POSSIBLE FASCISM
FIRED AT TEACHERS
Hot Air Must Be Taken Out of New Deal,
Says Professor Ogburn at
Session of Educators
Selection of Woman as New President of
Association Considered Likely;
Several Are Mentioned

Somber warnings of another winter of hardship and the
specer of possible Fascsm in the United States
unless of the ho air. is taken of the new deal"
sounded by Professor William Fielding Ogbun of the
University of Chicago today
Speaking "The NRA and the New Deal" before
crowd of than 500 and delegates to the
Indiana State Teachers Association convention in the Ira
verne at the Lincoln Professor Ogburn assaed the
NRA with subtle
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19
1900 Families in Greene
County Lose Federal Aid

from federal funds, which are dis
pensed under the commissions SUI
pervision.
Greene county defaulted on its
bonded indebtedness last year, Mr.
Book continued, and therefore must
resort to direct levy to get poor
aid money. as its bonds no longer
are marketable.
1t was pointed out by Mr. Book
that s195 is the highest tax rate
Of any township in Greene county.
considerably less than in many
townships in Indiana.
Most of the persons now without
ard are miners and their families in
Linton and Jasonville.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19
BY ALOIS KNAPP

ROSELAWN. Ind. Oct. 19.-f all
the world we're naked. Sally Rand
wouldn't have a chance.
Intelligent nudiSm would destroy
the market for fan dancers. No
body would want to see them be-
cause nudism eliminates morbid sex
impulses. Nudity is Just another
word for naturalneSs.
Nudism is good for the health and
good for the morals. Everybody
knows that sunlight is the best thing
for the body 1t has curative ef-
fects superior to those of medicine
and the psychological effects are
even greater.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19

will strengthen her position
immeasurably in the eyes of
the world in case of eventual
conflict.
On the other hand, France has
nothing to lose. Her army, navy
and air forces are incomparably
stronger than Germanys. She has
five times as many men actually I'M
der arms. She possesses immense
stores of war materials at present
denied to Germany.
Her frontiers are protected by the
mightiest array of Notifications the
world has ever seen.
France is now in a position to
make maximum disarmament offers
to Germany in return for an IRON
bound European arms convention
pledging Germany not to arm her
self beyond certain specified limita-
tions-and still retain her security
against invasion.
Will Face United World
Should Germany scorn such an
offer and proceed to arm herself, her
moral isolation from the rest of the
world would be Well-nigh COM
plete, and France correspOndingly
strengthened.
While the United States is holding
strictly aloOf from Europes political
discussions, it is known abroad that
America would give her moral back
ing to some such move on the part
of France and to Germany's accept
anCe of the overtures.
In precisely the same way that
France has nothing to lose and
everything to gain by showing ut
most generosity to her neighbor
across the Rhine at this time. Ger
many has nothing to gain and
everything to lose by refusing to
take Frances hand if offered.
War "ShOrt and Sweet"
Germany has already dramatically
demonstrated her readiness to risk
all in defense of her national honor.
BY pressing matters to the extreme
she will increase her national dan
ger, but can hardly hope to add to
the impression already made.
Unless she is far more prepared
for war than most people believe.
military experts here are convinced
that she would be quickly and de-
ciSively defeated if there is a con-
flict in the near future.
For Germany therefore, as we'll as
for France, it Is felt that the fate
full hour has struck for a rap
prochement. If this opportunity is
allowed to pass, high officials here
admit, they "shudder" to think of
the consequences.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19
SHOT TO DEATH IN
ILLINOIS MINE WAR
Progressive Group Member
Dies During March.

BIZ HrCd Press
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Oct. 49,
One man was shot to death today
as several thousand Progressive
miners marched on the capital in
demonstration designed to force
settlement of the Illinois mine con-
troverSy.
Peter Haines was shot through
the heart on a downtown business
corner as he walked with a group
of other Progressives toward their
headquarters, half a block away.
BIZ tHifed Press
WASHINGTON. Oct. 19.-Donald
r. Richberg, NRA counsel, today
made public a report to Admins
traitor Hugh Johnson recommending
that rival Illinois mine unions agree
Immediately to permit each other
to fulfill their contracts with coal
companies and Immediately desist
from further violence.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19
REPORT ON PRISON
BREAK IS DELAYED
Decision Follows Farley of
MCNutt, KunkeI.

Following a two-hour conference
this morning between Governor Paul
V. McNutt and Louis E. Kunkel, In
diana state prison warden, the
former announced report and rec
concentrations of the institutions
trustees concerning a recent break
in which ten men escaped will not
be made public before next week.
Immediately after leaving the
Governors office, Mr.. Kunkel left
the city on the return trip to the
prison.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19
DIES IN BARBER SHOP
Investigation by Coroner Results in
Heart AiIment Verdict.

Coy o. Hail. 80, of GOT Marion
avenue, died suddenly Of heart dis
ease last night while in a barber
shop, 1912 River avenue. The case
was investigated by Dr. William E.
Arbuckle, coroner. Mr.. Hail is sur
vived by his widow and three chill
dren.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19
ACT ON CONVICT CLEW
State Convicts in DanvilIe on Tip
Fugitive Is Seen There.

Detail of state police is said to be
in Danville Ind, today on hunt
for escaped convictS following in
formation that man believed to be
a fugitive had been seen at the home
of a Danville resident.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19
MASSIE is SILENT IN
REPORTS ON DIVORCE

See Wife, Says Naval Officer Freed
in Honolulu Staying.
By United Press
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 19.-Lieu-
tenant Thomas Massie maintained a
stolid silence today to reports his
wife, Mrs. Thalia Massie, now in
Washington. is planning divorce.
ANY statement will have to come
from Mrs. Massie," the naval officer
said.
Massie was freed several months
ago after being convicted in Homo
lulu on a murder charge, growing
from an attack on his wife by five
natives.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19
FARMER is ACQUITTED
Upheld in Refusal to Send Child to
School in Adams County.
BIZ United Press

bU UITtU fTtNS
DECATUR, Ind, Oct. ia jury
in the Adams circuit court late last
night acquitted David j. Schwartz,
prominent farmer, of violating In
diana's compulsory school attend
ance law
Schwartz refused to send his
daughter Eleanor, 8, to school on
grounds that she was frail. under
a doctors care and that the town
ship trustee should furnish her
transportation to a school at Mon
roe
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19
RFC TO BUY STOCK
IN BANK AT SWAYZEE
Public Required to Match Dollars
With Government.

BIZ Times NpecinI
WASHINGTON. Oct. 19.-The Re-
construction Finance Corporation
today announced that it would pur-
chase $4,000 worth of preferred
stock in the First National bank at
Swayzee, Ind, a new bank recently
organized to take the place Of the
First National bank of SwayZee.
The Reconstruction Finance Cor
poration's preferred stock purchase
is contingent upon local subscription
Of the banks common stock.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19
Seek to Tell inside

tCopvrlght. 1888. bv United Pressl
LONDON, Oct 19.-The govern
ment has decided today to ask
Frances consent to publish the in
side story of the collapse of the
arms conference.
This decision was made at a two
hour and a quarter meeting of the
cabinet, the United Press has
learned.
The British contemplate publish
ing a white paper" revealing the
secret arms negotiations at Geneva
prior to Germany'S abrupt with
drawal on Saturday.
Adjournment of the preliminary
disarmament conference until Oct.
Is followed on Monday-and follow
ing that came charges from Berlin
OF British miSinterpretation of Ger
many'S arms demands.
Refer to Arms Proposals
The documents involved which the
British now desire to publish refer
to certain French arms control pro-
pOSalS. IL was learned authoritative
". Hence. French assurance was
needed that the disclosure would
not embarraSs the government OF
Premier Edouard Daladier
Conservative members of the
cabinet, headed by Prime Minister j.
Ramsay Macdonald. urged a calm
policy" IN proceeding with the
Geneva crisis, the United Press was
informed This bloc favored watch
Turn to Page Two
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19
Refer to Arms Proposals
PASTOR DIES IN PULPIT

SuccumbS While Conducting Revival
Services at Edwardsport.
BY nifcd Prose
EDWARDSPORT. Ind. Oct. l9.-
The Rev. Oscar E. Kelly, 81. Terre
Haute. died in his pulpit last night
while conducting revival meeting
here.
He had been pastor of the Ed
wardsport Christian church for ten
years
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19
HOG PROCESSING TAX
FIGURES ANNOUNCED
50 Cents Per 100 Pounds to Be in
Effect Nov. 5; More Later.

Effect Nov. 5; More Later.
By United Press
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-The
processing tax on live hogs in the
administrations S35OOOO.0OO corn
hog program will be so cents per
hundredweight, effective Nov. 5,
Agriculture Secretary Henry Wallace
announced today.
The tax will be increased to 81
per hlmdredweight on Dec. /, 1888,
to $3.50 on Jan. 1, 1884. and to
So on Feb. l, 1884, continuing at
that figure through the 1934-'35
marketing year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19

Alois Knapp. Chicago attorney and
founder of the Zorro Nature League.
nudist colony, whose activities have
been enioined by court injunction. to-
dav set forth for the United Press the
philosophy behind his advocacy of
nudism.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19
u. S. ACTS TO HALT
IMPORTING OF LIQUOR
Ban Is Placed on Foreign Booze as
Repeal Grows Near.

bU = HtFFH ffFSS
WASHINGTON. Oct. 19.-The ad-
ministration took drastic steps today
to head off a flood of foreign liquor
to this country with the approach of
prohibition repeal
The government declared a vir-
tual embargo on importation of for
eign liquor, and coast guard officials
along the Atlantic coast took I'M
usual precautions to head off flow
of illicit liquor from an increased
rum row fleet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19
State Tax Board Accused
of FdUoring Big Fell0W,'
While Little Man. Suffers
Inequality Is Charged by Budget Experts Who Claim
Conflicting Authority Is Running CityS
Property Valuations.
Property Valuations.
BY JAMES A. CARVIN
Times staff Writer

Continuation of the appalling losses in tax and
destruction of any logical plan of equazng the tax burden
in Marion county charged by experts the conflicting
authority in fixing property valuations.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19
DEATH CLAIMS PRIEST
Ill Health Had Forced New Albany
Minister to Retire in 1926.

BY tmcs Special
NEW ALBANY. Oct. 19.-The
Rev. Joseph T. Sennefeld, ST, is
dead here after an extended illness.
Ordained in 1889, he retired in
1926 as pastor of st. Joseph's Catho-
lie church in Clark county, because
of declining health.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07

SzerveZethezs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07
HENRY FORD VOLT

a 1egnagyobb ujsag a multi
heten, aki nyiltan szembehelyez-
kedett NRA-val (National Re-
covery Aot) es a kormany egesz
programjaval.'
Ezen. a heten el fog diilni,
hogy Fordnak~ mi. szandeka $
hogy hajlando-e magat legalabb
valamilyen formaban alavetni a
torvenynek, de ha az orszag la
kossaga gondolkozna, akkor mar
multi heti habozasaban halalos
veszedelmet latnanak a demok-
ratikus tarsadalom Is kormany
szamara.
Merit teljesen .mindegy, hogy
Ford NIT ajanl maid a munkasa-
max Is az orszagnak, teljesen
mindegy, hogy Given centet,
vagy egy dollart fog-e orankent
fizetni, a teny megis csak az,
hogy egyetlen onz6, buta es mil
veletlen ember szembe inert es
szembe tudott helyezkedni az
egesz orszaggal.
Lehetseges, hogy a NRA mem
tokeletes torveny, lehetseges,
hogy sulyos hibai vannak es az
is lehet, hogy Ford ennel jobb
es kiilonb rendszert is ell tud
kepzelni hogy AIT felajanlja
az orszagnak es a munkasanak.
Mindez azonban nem Nvaltoztatja
meg .azt a tenyt, hogy egy en-
berg megallj-t .tud ,kialtani az
|egssz 'zszazhusz azniiii6s : orszsaag
max, inert ez az sorszag butan.
gondolkozas nelkul, az arany-
bofiu imadatabai, tnegengedte
annak az egy er,bernek. hogy
ezerinilli.,kat haracsofjon Is en-
mex a vagyonnak nlinden nagy
hatalmat megtarthassa a keze-
BEN
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07
A SZENIPAR
A Mask Macy

front. ahol felel6tleh es zabo.
..dtlan nagyt6ke hadat' iizen q
kormanyuak, de OFT mar a Nor
gam Rockefeller Mellon csoportok
|ravasz Is iigyes iigyvedei dol
goznak es ICY az 8 felhaborit6
eljarasuk mem annyira atlatsz6.
A multi het elejen a puhaszen-
ipar az elnok egyenes parancsa-
ra szerz6dest csinalt United
Mine Workerssel Is ezzel az or
szag minden szenmez6je seer
vezett lett.
Mindenki boldogan Is oelege-
detten allapitotta meg, hogy ez-
eel az ''amerikai ipal ,veszett
kutyaja" rendet ,csin&l a,porta-
jan, de d mutt heten n,6g mem
ismertek sz9nipart eg&szen az
|'ersz&gban. or. ~ ..,iaf
"A fet vegen AZ ipar iigyvkdei
kisiif6ttek, hogys a szeryezettel
vaio szerz6dksr Amegsertese len
|ris az 'uj sit0rvenynek", inert a
szervezett banyak anunkasai mem
valasztiatnanaki szabadon; hogy
Ecsatlakozzanak4e, svagy kiviii ma
|radjanak a szervezeten.
f Az a szemtelen es komisz
sikaneria val6sziniileg ARA kenv-
szeriti a kormanyt, hogy vegre
irja meg a rendeletet egymaga-
ban az iparnak Is nagyt6ke
csak EFT varta es akarta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07
HA A RENDELETET
"A KORMANY

kesziti el, mem pedig onkent
ajan1jak az Vi torvenyeket az
ipar reszer6l, akkor a szsnbarok
kesobb a birosaghoz fordulnak
es oft fogjak a rnunkasok SEER
vezkedesi szabadsagat vitatni.
FL lehetiink3 hat keszulve ra,
hogy az ujra magahoz tert Macy
t6ke a NRA hetedik paragraph
sat megtamadjas IS a Supreme
Courthoz fogja az. iigyet vinni,
hogy oft ,keressen nunkasok
szervezkedkse. ,ellen smenedekct.
Az aato-code yalairasao ovegzetes
Eshiba volt 4. kormany resz9r6l,
inert amikotl az els6. .rendeletben
az. utat az "open shops.hoz meg
nyitottak, ni6iiot adtak a t6ke-
seknek, hogya kinyilt kapun at
igyekezzek nsihden. lipar yisszat6-
dulni a regi rendszerbe. 81,
Az uralkodo osztalyY leger6-
|sebb szervezete, a u. S. Cham
Der of Commerce mar nyiltan is
hangoztatja, hogy szervezetek-
kel szernbe kell szallni, hogy a
munkasok szervezkedkset e1 kell
blokkolni Is a nagyt6ke olyan
meresz szemtelenseggel harcol
regi kivaltsagainak minden kis
morzsajaert, 1nintha marciusban
mem is fenyegette volna forrada.
lom az orszagot es az uralmu-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07

stallion az egesz orszaggal Is az
egesz kormannyal es a polgarsag
remegve lesi, hogy XII mere kez-
deni kornlany a nagyurral.
Es valoban azon mulik nagy-
reszt, hogy Roosevelt meg tud-
ja-e tartani>a nepnek AIT hatar-
talan bizalmat, amelyet a bator
elnokbe helyeztek Is amely egy-
re novekedett, miota a marciusi
sotet napokban elere ALT nem-
zetnek.
Fordot meg akkor is meg kel-
lene regulazni, ha az auto-code-
nal sokkal jobbat, sokkal tobbet
ajanl a munkasanak Is a fo-
gyasztonak, inert Ford iigyben
most mar mem az fontos, hogy
nit fog Ford fizetni, hanem az,
hogy egy nagy vagyonu ember
erosebb lehet-e kormanynal.
Ha Ford az auto-code alairasa
nelkiil keres es talal egyezseget
a kormannyal, akkor az minden-
kepen a kormany nagy verse;
get jelenti es akkor felni lehet
t6le, hogy NRA es hasonlo tor
venyek mem tudnak segiteni tob-
be az orszagon hogy tome
gek csak forradalom utjan tudjak
az uralkodo t6kes osztalyt vala-
mikor megfekezni. ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07
HOGY A MEGMARADT
|HATALMAVAL

is visszaer 4 nagyt6ke, AIT az
aut6-iparban maris siettek bebi-
zonyitani a mutt heten.
A Chevrolet gyarak a maguk
company-uniojat rnegcsinaltak Is
tudattak a munkasokkal, hogy
Fabban mem kell tagsagdijat fl
zetni, hogy a company idejeben
tarthatjak a gyilsseiket, sz6val,
hogy munkaad6 kezet ezentul
szabadon nyalhatjak.
EFT megengedi a torveny a
szamukra es ha a munkasok eleg
butak lesznek hozza, hogy ezt a
szervezetnek csufolt jobbagysa-
got elfogadjak, akkor a sorsukat
Amerika munkasai megerdemlik.
Ugyanakkor hozza lattak ah-
hoz is, hogy akik igazan seer
vezkednek, azokat kivagjak a
munkabol, amit megtiltott az vi
torveny a szamukra.
St. Louisban szaznal tobb
olyan Chevrolet munkast vagtak
XII a rnunkab6l, akik a szervezet
mellett agitaltak $ bar munka-
sok panaszt emeltek az elnok-
mel, val6sziniileg mem kapnak,
-vagy csak kes6n kapnak igazsa-
got.
A kompania juniba all6 mum
kasok lathatjak, hogy mennyit
er a "szervezetiik", hogy main-
kastarsaikat = az elbocsajtastd
sem tudjak megyedeni Is ha
esziik van, akkor eszre t&rnek Is
tomegesen csatlakoznak az igazi
szervezethez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07
| |MINDENKI
J0L TJDJA.

hogy kompania juni a vilag
1egszemtelenebb hazugsaga, hogy
azokba a munkasok csak azert
sietnek, inert a hosszu nyomoru-
sag altal meg vannak felemlit-
We. Aki azonban EFT mem tudna,
vagy mem hinne, az megfigyel-
hette, hogy NIT csiraltak az alu
minium munk&sok.
Az aluminium code-nal . kor.
many mem volt olyan enged&-
keny, mint az ackl IS az auto-
code-nal, inert mem ait szemben
a MorganzR ockefeller t6k3kkel
-csak a Mellon csaladdal.
Az aluminium rendeletben
megallapitottak, hogy a munka-
sok titkos szavazata don't maid
el, hogy milyen uniot kivannak.
Es NRA abor-boardja vigyaz
ra, hogy a szavazat mentes fe-
gyen minden befolyastol.
A hatalmas truszt new-ken-
singtoni telepen szavaztak el6-
szor a munkasok es ugy latszik,
hogy a NRA labor-boardja teny-i
leg iigyelt IA, hogy q berrabszol-
gak akarata ezuttal szabadon
nyilvanulhasson meg I.
A szavazasban zg7oseia i CONS
pany-union ellen, szavaztak, 81G
en- mellette IS ezzefsSaz igahkii I
munkas-szervezetek gy6ztek AZ
iparban. A szayazas eredmenyet
az aluminium-truszt elismerte es
az orszagban szanaszejjel sz6rt
nagy telepein mar nem is fognak:
szavazni. e,s' ).
A munkasok ilyen eljarast ajan
lottak a nehez iparnal, is, de-. OFT
a nagyt6ke gy6zott Is a. munlsa-
tFolytatas az Silk .oldalon1 4.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07

rasa a munkasnak, inert feltet'
.leniil nagyobb fizetest fog XII
nalni az auto-rendeletben el6irt
fnunkabernel Is szemleltet6en
erteti maid meg az emberekkel,
hogy jelenleg is lehetne maga-
sabb munkabereket fizetni.
Ha polgarsag a. sport ese-
menyein kiviil egyebet is olvas-
ma, akkor ezt ugyis tudnak alb
boil, hogy a General Motors az
elmult evnegyedben peldatlan
nagy haszonnal tudott do1gozni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07

epen az varakoznak gyhazakban
Az yen ianyu elelkedest is lehee vnn annak
megbizonytasa hogy Vezekre mines szukeg csatakatas
Macy ee6seget hodoz mshsben ugy ameai magyarsig
mint nagyobb aanossaeban. egsz en1be nemzetse sra
azonban tln6dik, hogy asoi
cikt egsz tedelmsben efogla6 NAsnnal? Erze hogy
n6des indoko Is jegos epen miel6tt efogyna 6
papirom, vsszaterek pontra @:.se = = Haihi
Amint eeztem, "Ela megyen Nathan" mozgaon egy
amekai magyasag egez k6z0sgee gondosan erveze pog
alapan meguozduas Jelent8segene teiies
saban bzonyos meealapozot&gga unk e Ez nagyazata
annak hogY maga ozgamat egy as keretsben ke6kepen
metathatom, meg keu eegedjek en- magam vem egyu
meg ke eegedek olvas6 is axzal hogy nagy mozgalo
iserteteseben en asomban igen jutatok tovAbb
Overture" megad&sSnAl 81 t7
Elegedjek meg hat ovas6 egye6re azza hogy
ameai magyar remenytelensg elenese egindul end
viii mey ivelesu soa nt6 egeszen ujsze rinden el6k
elevenek megh6dasara tent6 Macy amea magyar mozga
lom veze6 eve meyet pkad6 hajna els6 fenysugaraen
bevet szrke eletunk g&reen apoaba az hogy pokolba
indu6 pont Hogy kaona vsszaemekez6g besze
jk mostan asom csak tzs3gi believes szeepet t0l
tzerseg believes nnden had csak kez
det kezdete hadd q hadd csak utana k6vetkezk.
Tekinette arra hogy "Eld megyen Nathan" naey
r ozgalom sigouan vezerelen mozgaom gyanant eente
ze eet horizontnk pereen tgaasa rendn abban kele-
heyzetben sznek hogy amera magyar kulon-
ben eszhet6 szemeyes I'D Is deskv odort6l tesen
tetek "a k0vetz6 asomban nagy nozgalomnak
Macy ugyh6z met6 ismertetesere.
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k pe vona kksztette h6dit6nak tervezett
acknowledgements mozgalom egyk bajnoka egeszen bizal
masan elttata hozzm egy pdanyzt
ICY abban keemes heyzetben vagyok hogy ozgao jeer
geve va6 tees 6sszhangban k6z6etem ovasva
(bizalmasa to be surely ee<sz anyag
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|SAJNOS. Az ORSZAG
POLGARSAGA

Flqezt tisztan es yilagosan aaem
htja, 1nert ha latina, akkor azon-
nal a legerelyesehb agitacih in,
dulna mee,:hogYs.a nagyayagyo.
Rokati !azo1lnais :szsttorjek s an
max halmezasatA lsoha tobbe ms
engedjkk. Ns
Merit: ita :veszedelemGs ezermil.
IDS vagyon@ aaSFord ID kezebenI
eppeh olyans veszedelem az Nor
gannak, iMellonnak, Rockefeller-
mex vagy Bakernek a kezeben.
Az orszag polgarsaoa a. We
szedelmet azert veszi konnyeb.
ben eszre a Ford eseteben, inert
Ford muveletlen Is buta ember
aki nem kepes eIkend6zni a ha
talmat S mem igyekszik at
mint a tobbi milliardosok - :
kulisszaki mogott gyakorolni.
Ett6l a nagy nemzeti veszede
lemt6l eltekintve,, pillanatnyilat
meg hasznal a Ford. kiilon ella
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07
T0BBSZ0R
IRTAM EBBEN

a rovatban, hogy Ford es {
hozza hasonlo milliardosok va
gyon-halmozasa halalos vesze-
delmet jelent egy demokratiku-
san felepitett orszagban ma
EFT minden ember megerti, ha a
Ford eljarasat biralja.
A ketmilliardos Wagon Is a
kezeben levo hatalmas ipartelep
modot ad Fordnats. fogy szembe
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II F. + l : ZrE N I E

kat n,intha mem is. Ok lapultak
volna meg a marciusi-aprilisi
sotet hetekben az elnok arnye-
kaban.