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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-02
MADAME SPY AT
 GARDEN SUNDAY
Fay Wray and Nils Asther Have Leading Roles in
 Novel Drama

s Showing today at the New Gar den theater for the last times is sToday We Live" with Joan Craw- ford, Gary Cooper and Franchot Tone. She was in British ann bulance unit. .. he was an Ameri- lean aviator. here is the most un- usual romance ever to take place ."behind thes lines"
 The co-feature is Devils Mate" with Preston Foster and Peggy Shannon. The perfect murder. How was it perpetrated? See this lmelodramatic thriller. Also on the ,bill are excellent short subjects. Coming tomorrow for one day ,only is Will James Smokey" The .companion feature being The Re turn of Casey Jones'" Smokey, .one of the most unusual films to be brought to the screen is the Fox sproduction of Will James famous story, depicting an inseparable bond between man and d horse ,that is all but human. Victor Jory ,has the leading role. Irene Bent Hey Is cast in the feminine lead op- iposite him. Others in the cast are Frank Canipeau. Hank Mann and Leroy Mason.
 E Speed, action and heart-throbs are the distinguishing, features of '"The Return of Casey Jones'" Starring off at a rapid pace, this picture gains in momentum and idramatic interest as the plot un- folds. The cast is of uniform ex- ce1lencc and is by Charles Star rett. Ruth Hall and Robert Elliott. \ N.Hcading the featurcttes Is q new chapter of Rin Tin Tin Jr in "Thc Wolf Dog
 Coming Sunday for two days is ''Madame Spy" which will hold you spellbound with it's daring intrigue. Love, honor, duty. These three Underlying motives rule and sway the emotions of Madame Spy, a girl g.who thought she could forget that she was but a woman. It packs a wallop as great as any howitZer. Can q woman place love of coun- try over that of a man and get away with it? Is duty greater than love? These and other soaring questions coursing through the hot veins of the young and beautiful Russian girl, whom destiny doub,e-crossed, are answered with blood and fire. Headed by an ex- ' ceptionally strong cast, with Fay < Way and Nils Asther topping the list, the supporting players include slch established and sterling screen names as Edward Arnold, John Milan, Noah Beery. David Torrance, Vince Barnett and Rollo Lloyd. The companion feature ais ,'Fury of the Jungle" with Peggy Shannon, Donald Cook and Alan Dinehart. Coming Tuesday for two days is "'rhe Fighting Priest, a pictorial review of the man of the hour. Rev Chas E. CougElin. Ev- cry Thursday and Friday four quality vaudeville acts added to the bill.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-02

Sidney Blacker and Lois Wilson. Also chapter z of '"The Perils ,of Pauline." g ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-02
MoDie Dust

And Not Fan in Sight A
 Andy Clyde tells how he hap pencd to change from his original work of electrician to that of actor. Hey was fired very suddenly and de- cisively from his first job as stage electrician.
 One night during one of those quick changes with fhe stage all dark, the leading lady asked for her tights-and Andy thought she said "1ights."'>
 Joan BlOndell Is Cautious
 Joan Blondell has started reduc- ing. But she never goes near any scales to watch her progress. You see, it's not her weight shes re- ducing-it's her appetite.
 Joan has a hearty appetite and while she still hasn't been bothered with those extra pounds, she IS afraid that time may come. So she's starting to curb her appetite now, just as a protective measure. Dressing Room Chatter
 "I want to be a doctor,' declared Sylvia Sidney, as she plopped down before her dressing table and start ed to remove the makeup from her face. "It sounds strange but it's an honest ambition and not q pose. already own a fairly good medical library and I never have found another type of reading which interests me as much.
 q would much rather stay home and read new medical book thai go on a party. Oh. I can play, oi course, and do, but really don't care for parties and I don't like night clubs at all."
 One of these days, after hei screen career has ended, you prob ably will hear of Dr Sylvia Sidney She has habit of doing what she wants .,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-02


 Walter Scott's novel on which the opera is based. To be perfectly honest, have never read "The Bride of Lammermoor" but mean to do so whenever I cain find the time. And once when I was in Scotland I discovered that not far from Edinburgh there is a Lam- mermoor and the discovery gave me a real thrill. Some day I shall make sentimental journey to Lucy'ss country <. r Story is "Good Theatre"
 The, story of the opera is simple, and, as they say, "good theater." Despite the age-long feud between their houses Lucia and Edardo have fallen in love with. each other and when Edgardo is compelled to go to France they secretly plight their troth. Enrico, Lucia's broth
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-02
'PALOOKA' OPENS ON POLES SCREEN
Colossal Show Booked For Four Day Run Starting
 Saturday

Magnitude never before present- ed in Waterbury, in the nature or entertainment is the attraction at Polls for the Saturday to Tuesday change of program.
 Two features, /"Palooka" and "Hold That Girp' are the attrac- tons that will have Connecticuts largest theater, filled to overflow during this period.
 The screens greatest lover, James Don Juan, Romeo Durante is featured in "Palooka" along with this stellar cast, Lupe Velez,
 Stuart Erwin, Thelma Todd, Will
 liam Cagney, Mary Carlisle, Robert Armstrong and Marjorie Rambeau
 and what joy and daughter Is to be
 the lot of the patrons who will be
 lucky enough to crowd in to this
 double feature program. This fea- ture has girls, music and all of the
 necessary ingredients you ask for in a successful picture and then to cap the climax you will witness one of the most hilarious comedies you have ever seen, patrons or
 Polls will be rolling in the aisles weak and limp from laughter. so wear old old clothes as they are bound to come in handy.
 A musical number of especial
 interest in this production is the
 unfinished symphony of that mas ter composer Senor Durante, it is titled "Inka, Dinka Doc" and you
 TO doubt have heard him sing one cf the many versions over the ra- dio, we'll, he sings it all over this picture, and what thrill.
 The second feature brings back | to Polls screen the new sweet hearts of 1884, James Dunn and | Claire Trevor. They captivated all of the world in Jimmy and Salr | and they return in continuation of the trials and tribulatiohs sof l typical American sweethearts in | Hold That Girl" scrapping and l loving, they will win their way into your heart again.
 The 'tPoli Parade of Hits" con- | tinues gaily on and March will be
 q month long remembe in the l minds of Waterburians at this | popular theater. ! -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-02

beautiful air "Tu che a bio spie- gasti Iali.'
 sThe Metropolitan casts for oper- as of this type as greatly as it does for Wagner and Verdi. Nino Mar tini, whom you all know over the radio and who is now in his first season at the Metropolitan, will sing, Edgardo. Giuseppe di Luca will be Enrico, and Leon Rothier, Raimondo. others in the cast will be Elda vettori, Angelo eBada, and Alfio Tedesco. Vincenzo Bellezzs will conduct.
 Copyright 1884 by Metropolitan
 Opera Association, Incorporated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-02

An octopus having tentacles measuring 24 feet from tip to tip was washed ashore recently at Caithness. Scotland
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-07
new DEAL EASY
VICTOR IN N. Y.
Landslide Sweeps Demo-
Gratis Ticket Into Office
in Roosevelt State.
By United Press

DW CWtttU ftoS
ALBANY, Nov. IA Democratic
landslide swept President Roose-
velt's home state. 1t gave the party
complete control Of the legislature
and carried the entire party ticket
headed by Governor Herbert H.
Lehman into Office.
With 419 of the states 7,947 dis
tricts unreported the vote for Gov
ernor was:
Lehman (DemO, 2,434,215.
Robert Moses (Rep), 1851, 148.
The avalanche of Democratic votes
swept aside normal Republican
pluralities in some upstate areas and
permitted the party to increase its
ma jority in the state senate and
take control of the assembly.
Returns from 1857 of the state
districts, for United States senator,
gave:
Royal s. Copeland Dem0, in
cumbent, 1,865,123.
E. Harold Cluett CRep), 1916 03
Although the vote was incomplete.
it already had established an of
year record.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-07
CITY MUSEUM HEAD
TO SPEAK AT DINNER
Zonta Day Banquet to Be Held
Tomorrow.

Mrs. Grace Golden, Children's
Museum executive secretary, will be
the principal speaker at the annual
Zonta day dinner tomorrow night
at the Propylaeum in honor of the
fifteenth anniversary of the found
ing of the national organization.
A musical program will be given
by a trio composed of Mrs. Eleanor
Saunders, Miss Maybelle Lieve and
Mrs. Olive Killer. Miss Natalie Cot
fin. president, will preside.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-07
YOUNG HOLT HOLDS
53,OOO-VOTE EDGE
West Virginia New Dealer
Leads Hatfield.
By United Press

By United Press
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Nov. T.
Fiery, young Rush D. Holt, Demo-
cratic New Dealer, today had piled
up a lead of $1,000 votes over Sen
ator H. D. Hatfield, Republican, as
the Democrats swept West Virginia.
In $500 precincts of the states
1888, the vote for senator was:
Holt, 232,196.
Hatfield, 179,036.
All Democratic congressman were
reelected and the state repealed
its 20-year-old prohibition amend
ment. Repeal showed a lead OF
$4,000 votes with half the votes re-
ported.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-07
SADDLE HORSE CLUB
REFLECTS OFFICERS
State Association Leaders Are
Named by Directors.

All Indiana Saddle Horse Asso-
citation officers were reelected yes
terday at a meeting of the board of
directors.
The officers are Maurice L. Men
denhall, president; Charles r.
Gregg. Don Bose and Wallace o.
Lee, presidents: j. R. McNutt,
secretary; NJ. H. Fuller. assistant
secretary. and Alex Metzger, treas
urer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-07
WOMAN BADLY CUT IN
WEST SIDE AUTO SPILL

Hurled Through Windshield When
Machine COlIides With Another.
Driving his autombile in the 1000
block West Michigan street early
today, George Willoughby, %, Of
712 West New York street, collided
head-on with another car when he
swerved across the street to avoid
hitting bus which. he told police,
stopped suddenly.
Mrs. Hard Bourne, l39 South
Emerson avenue, riding with her
husband in the other car, was
thrown through the windshield and
suffered severe cuts. She was sent
to Robert Long hospital.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-07
Indianapolis Tomorrow
Indiana Council on Information

Indiana Council on International
Relations, all day, Y. M. G. A.
Caravan Club, luncheon, Scottish
Rite.
Engineering Society, luncheon,
BoarG Of Trade.
Real Estate Board, luncheon,
Washington.
Sigma Chi, luncheon, Board Of
Trade.
Sigma NJ, luncheon, Washington.
Marion County Bankers. dinner,
Washington.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-07
96, VOTES G. O. P. AGAIN
City Woman Walks to Polls to Back
Republican Party.

Mrs. Elizabeth Meyers. SO, Of 2302
North Meridian street. who has
voted the straight Republican ticke.
continuously since the nineteenth
amendment was adopted, again
pulled the levers of the voting ma
chine for another straight Repuo-
lican ticket yesterday in the Third
precinct, Seventh ward.
Mrs. Meyers, who believes in daily
exercise even for women of her adj
vanced age, walked from her homo
to the voting place. 23io North Del
aware street, and walked upstairs
to cass her ballot.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-07
LODGE TO HOLD PARTY
"Stag for Women" Arranged by
Arab Patrol.

A stag party for women" will be
given by the Arab Patrol Of Murat
temple in the Egyptian room Of the
Shrine mosque Friday night. The
program will include amateur box
ing, featuring battle royal" other
special entertainment and refresh
ments. Russell Thompson is chair
man Of the entertainment COM
mittee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-07

The difference is negative in each
instance.
The vote totals are based on the
turnout of the two major political
parties.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-07
NEW LEGION PUBLICITY
DIRECTOR Is NAMED
Harold X. Philips Takes Over Ma
tional Post.

Harold K. Philips today assumed
his new duties as national publicity
director for the American Legion.
Mr.. Philips, whose appointment was
announced yesterday at legion
headquarters. succeeds Fred G.
Condict.
Mr.. Phillips has been affiliated
with the Washington Office of the
legion as public relations counsel
for the last year. Prior TO that he
was with the washington bureau Of
the New York Herald Tribune.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-07
Scout NTnthers' to NIeef

Boy Scout troop No. y Mothers
Club will hold a luncheon Friday at
the home Of Mrs. Lawrence ".
Sheridan, Brendenwood. Assisting
hoStesses will be Mrs. r. w. Bull
and Mrs. william Fleming Jr.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-07
Unofficial Vote Listed

ote, unofacially tabulated, in 3O4 pre-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-01

befestesevel Lengyel Lajos Ell
len6rInk, Kerti Ilnre penztarnok
es Pallay Sander egyhazfi segit-
segevel vegzett. E heten meg a
hatso helyisegeken dolgoznak
azzal is elkesziilnek. lsmetelten
meg kell helyen is koszonnunk
sep munkajukat, valamint Po-
tornay Janos testveriink szives-
seget, Xxi most "a hirdeto fabian
kat javitotta meg ugy, hogy
sziikseg szerint kreta irasra is
hasznalhato. Ez a tabla ezentul
a tanacstermiinkben lesz elhe.
lyezve, hogy beliil a szep falat
ne kelljen megrongalnunk mi
alta. - So
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-01
ESEMENYEK

(Folytatas az l-so oldalrol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-01

Negy napos bazaar hitkozse-
giinknel. - Kis hiha csuszott a
soraifk koze. A bazarunk mem
haron napon at, hanem negy ma
pig fog tartani, inert november
ho Observation-Disclosures estevel kezd-
juk sorsolasokat es tizennyolca-
dikanak estjevel zarjuk be ,azt.
TouSbba, a nyer6szamokkal ella
tott lsonyvecskeink nemelyike
.oktoberi datummal van nyomva,
ami szonban ne zavarja a hive
inket, sem azokat, xix konyvecs-
lcEinkbH .vesznek, inert mi azo-
Kat a konyvecskeket szamon
tartiuk. A hiha "a nyomasnal tor
tent. Tehat csak elore! A kony
~-csiek fogyjanak. inert szep
nyeremenyhez jutnak szeren-
csesek. Harom szam nyer kiiion-
kuioa egy-egy nagy nyeremenyt.
4 syermekeknek pedig utolso
napon rendeziink centes jatekot,
nleiyre mar most kes ztiljenek a
gyermekek is. Templomunk alatt
keszil az vi Furnace, mely KEEL
lemes 1neleget ad a vendegsereg-
mex. a jatszoknak, az erdeklodok-
mex Sporoljunk hat, hogy kel,
lemes cstenk legyen, hogy nyer-
hessunk.
Mig az vi furnace elkeszil,
melyet derek hivonk, Matics
Mikes, szindarabokban szerep.
rs tin tagja hitkozsegnek, al
Hit be. - addig hivek melegeb.
ben oltozve jojjenek s,ent mi
sekre Remeljiik, hosy november
masodik pasarnapjan mar kelle.
znes nleleget elveziink a temple
munkban, addig elkesziil a fiitt
kellaencc.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-01
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Lelk&sx:
Borsy-Kerekes Gy6rgy
s26 Mahoning Ave Phone 6e801

Urvacsora utan. Az elmult va
sarnap. a reformacio emlekiinne-
pevel kapcsolatosan az Urvacsora
is kiosztatott. Az urasztali ke-
nyeret Veres Istvan gondnok
ajandekozta, mig az adonanyok
osszege $500 volt. Urvacsora-
val cit 81 ferfi, As no. osszesen
70 egyhaztag. Este halaado isten-
tisztelet volt rendes id6ben.
Latogatas. Az elmult vasarnap
a mem regen alakult akroni fiig-
getlen reformatus gyulekezet
templomszentelesen egyhazunkat
Veres Istvan gondnok es Szalay
Josef egyhaztanacsos kepvisel-
tex nejeikkel. A lelkesz pedig
diszebeden vett reszt Batary
Andrasekknl egyutt. Bar az ak
roniak mem tartoznak egyhazme-
gyenkhez, szives meghivasuknak
tettiink eleget megjelenessel,
amt viszonozni igertek.
Lelkesz-beiktatas. Most vasar-
nap lelkesz Detroitban lesz,
hogy OFT, mint az egyhazmegye
esperese. hivatalaba beiktassa T
Marion Sandort, detroitiak
nern reg valasztott lelkipasztorat.
Nalunk azert az istentisztelet
rendes idoben meg lesz azon a
lelkesz altal kijelolt enekekkel a
megfelelo bibliai reszt es imad-
sagokat eloljaroink fogjak felol-
WASN'T.
Keszulodes. Bazarunkat, mint
minden evben, az iden is Hala-
adas napjatol kezd6d6leg harom
esten at ia w. S. Magyar Ott-
honban fogjuk megtartani. A
konyvek kiosztasa folyamatban
van. Kerjiik azoknak megvetelet
vagy e1arusitasat.
Egyhaztanacsi gyules. Tekin-
tettel lelkesz detroiti hivatalos
elfoglaltsagara, az egyhaztanacs
gyulese honapban mem az ell
So, hanem masodik szombat
este lesz.
Betegsegelyzo gyules. Egyhazi
Betegsegelyz6 Egyletiink gyiile.
sc a most vasarnapi istentisztelel
vegeztevel lesz. Kerjuk tagok
pontos megjeleneset.
Mindenkinek feltunt az elmult
vasarnap az az izleses sep mum
laa, melyet templomhelyisegiink
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-01
A NHESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
K0zli: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lak&s los - End St. Niles, Q

Multi vasarnap a delel6tti isten-
tisztelet kereteben emlekezett
meg az egyhaz nepe a Reforma-
ciorol. Ugyancsak ekkor volt uj-
bori Urvacsoraosztasunk is. A
kenyeret es bort Veres Ferenc,
warreni presbiteriink es neje
ajandekoztak. Az els6 hovihar
sokakat visszatartott az isteni
t'sztelet latogatasatol. azok ko-
ziil akik jelen voltak, sokan elta-
voztak, ugyhogy scent vendeg-
seghez csak 20 no es Is ferfi ja-
rult. Kovertekben es perselyben
$500 lott ossze. Delutan felha-
romkor volt hahaado istentisz-
telet.
Vasarnap esteli es hetkoznapi
istentiszteleteinket megkezdettuk
S remeljiik, hogy azok mind job
ban latogatottak lesznek Vasar-
nap estenkent listen Orszagarol
fog a lelkesz b;bliRi magyaraza-
tokat tartani peldazatok alap-
Jan. Csutortok estenkent pedig
kate magyarazatok lesznek. "A
<eres ztyen Ifjak Egyesiilete seer
da estenkint tartja osszejovete-
lett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-01
vERHovAY los

Beteg tagok: Szilagyi Mihaly
5l2 Crescent St. Varga Sander
Hubbard, O. Idb. Hajdu Jozsef,
1881 South Ave. Bertok Janos,
458 N. Brockway Ave, jelenleg a
ST. Elizabeth korhazban.
Betegseg titkarnal jelenten-
de. Cine: 21l Edward ST., tele-
ion szam 75732.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-01

zalmasainak, de onalloan gondol-
kodo ernber Is 8 is eppen annyi-
szor szavazott az Eln0k javas-
lata ELLEN, mint Republika-
nus Cooper.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-01
|tsYOUNCSTOWN Is VIDEKE HIREP'

| ESEMENYEK
+ (Folytatas az 1-so oldalrol.
zalmasainak, de onalloan gondol-
kodo ember Is 3 is eppen annyi-
szor szavazott az Elnok javas
lata ELLEN, mint Republika-
nus Cooper.
Minket mostani valasztasban
nemzetileg egy szenator, ket al
talanosan valasztott kongresz-
szusi kepvisel6 Congressman at
large) Is a mi sajat kongresszusi
kepviselonk megvalasztasa erde-
kel.
Simeon D. Fess, jelenlegi SEE
natornak. aki Republicans A.
Vic Donahey, Ohionak ,harom
izben Demokrata kormanyz6ja az
clientele. Fess, aki nemregen a
nemzeti Republicans partnak a
feje, k0ny6rtelen kritikusa New
Dealnek, mi AIT hisszik, hogy
ez yak ellenszegiiles mines ja-
vara Ohionak vagy a nemzetnek.
Kvalitas tekinteteben Fess naa-
J gasan felette all Donaheynek, de
inert Donahey kijelentette, hogy
abban az esetben ha megvalaszt-
jak, a sajat feje es a nep java
fogjak szavazatait diktalni es
hogy mem lesz "gummi belyeg-
zo" megis AIT hissziik, hogy Do
nahey megvalasztasa celsze-
rubb.
| A jelenlegi ket congressman
at large Demokrata. Az egyik,
akinek Truax neve, multi elk
lusban a kongresszus paprika
jancsija volt. Nemcsak, hogy
mem kepviselte meltoan Ohiot,
de az elnoknek is sok bosszusa-
got okozott amiert is Demok
rata part vezetosege nemcsak
mell6zte, de egyenesen kigunyol-
ia nyilt gyulesen (ez a legna-
gyobb ritkasag). A mask kepvi.
selo Young, megerdemli az ujra.
valasztast. Truax helyere ajanl.
juk a cleveland Bendert, ak
bevandorlo szarmazasu Is aki
mint Ohio-i allami senator be-
bizonyitotta, hogy nepet he
lyesen kepviseli. Bender, Re-
publikanus senator bebizonyi
totta, hogy nepet helyesen KEEP
viseli. Bender, Republicans.
Keves olyan befolyasos kepvi
selo van Washingtonban. mint
mi John G. Cooper link, aki egy
folytaban a 20-ik eve szolgalj;
a mi erdekeinket, jol es becsiile
tesen.
Cooper, mint AIT mar enlitet
tuk, dacara annak, hogy Repub
likanus, partolta a New Dea
legfontosabb torvenyeit, hogy al
kalrnat adjon a Demokrata part
max, hogy megmutassa XII tudja-'
vezetni az orszagot depresz
sziobol.
Cooper 14-ik 1egidosebb tag
ia a Kongresszusnak. Washing
tonban mindenki tiszteli es be
csiili es a Demokrata adniniszt
racionak sem kivansaga, hogy he
!, lyebe mas keriiljon, inert hs
Cooper ker valanait kerilete re
szere, AIT rendesen megkapja
Nagyon fontos szerepe volt 6
van a kanalis megszerzeseben {.
a mi erdekiink, hogy megtartsul
hivata1aban.
Clientele nyiltan kijelentette
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-01

hogy ha st r1egvalasztjak. gum
mi belyegz6" lesz. Egg zold KEEP
visel6nek legalabb negy evbe ke-
rul mig megismerkedik Wash
ingtonban es. ha mem jol kezdi
soha semrnire sem megy.
Cooper a msgyarsag keresere
az elmult ciklusban a bevandor-
lokat erdeklo javaslatok mellett
szavazott. Icy partolta polgaro-
sodasi dij leszallitasat es egyebb
ehhez hasonlo torvenyjavasla-
tokat.
Mr.. Cooper okvetleniil meyer
demli, hogy ujbol megvalasszak.
Cooper youngstown irodaja-
ban jelenleg egy magyar leany
dolgozik. A neve Orosz Maria a
West Sideon lakik. Cooper mem
kerdezte t6le, hogy Republicans
vagy Demokrata. eleg volt neki,
hogy magyar szarmazasu. Ker-
dezze meg barki Miss Oroszt,
hogy milyen ember Cooper.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1934-01-16
MORALITY is RELATIVE.

If a of theatre goers were MADE IVY OUT
of every 1000 would say that he is opposed to
immoral and obscene plays but no two out OF l,o00
would agree on what constitutes immoral and
obscene play Most people moral except to those
whose definition for morality is mite more re-
strictive.
Not infrequently modern America Is accused OF
drinking the dregs of immortality. And yet critic
Of the British theatre says that some of the plays
which have shocked Americans are con-
sidered dull by the English theatregoer. In the eyes
of the European the people of the United States
are nation of purians 1t seems that the American
people are considered naughty only by their COM
patriots
Time changes the lens of the glasses of i'm
morality Twenty years ago the plays of Ibsen
caused bushes than any of the New York
plays being Swallowed by the Purity League,
but today those plays of Ibsen presented
by college and high school dramatic clubs under
faculty direction Samuel Pepys in the early
seventeenth century burned his French novels after
reading them and those same novels today grace
the best American homes. The modern two-pace
bathing suit would have thrown its fair wearer
into jail decade ago but today it is prescribed
by the beach censors
Just as no two generations, or two ages in
history, or two nations will draw the line between
morality and immortality at the place, will
two people of the generation and nation
but perhaps of different positions in society OF
different degrees of education and culture-call the
moral and the other immoral. Each must
choose the plays he will attend just he must
select his friends and associates