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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-20
Hub Promoter
Reveals Plans
of Directors
Ray CaSS Of Boston Reports
He Has Chance to Take
JohnSton'S Post.
BY JACK CUDDY
United Press staff Correspondent
lCopvrlght. l934. BY United Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 2O.-Ray Cass,
a long lean man from Boston, acct
dentally exploded a bombshell in
New York boxing circles today by
announcing that Jimmy Johnston,
Madison Square Gardens cocky little
boxing promoter, would be fired be-
fore New Years and that Mr.. Cass
Of Boston probably would replace
Johnston.
RumOrs have been current for the
past year that Johnston, boy
bandit" wise guy" etc, would be
ousted from the somewhat moth
eaten mecca of American pugilism,
but CaSs is the first to come out
point blank with such an announce
ment
Confers With Col. Hammond
The BOstOnian, a bespectacled
beanpole Of a man who resembles
Connie Mack and Prof. August Pic
card, is matchmaker at the Boston
Garden. According to reports from
the Hub, Cass is backed strongly
there by a couple Of millionaireS
named Imbree and Lapham. These
two gentlemen are understood to
have considerable money tied up in
the Garden organization
CaSs came to New York two days
ago to sign up some fighters for the
Boston punch emporium. He ex-
planned last night that he had two
secret conferences with Col. John S.
Hammond, chairman of the
Gardens board of directors. I'm
fortunately, at the time of the con-
ferenees, Cass did not know they
were secret. SO he told newspaper
men about them.
Financial Terms Agreed on
And now everybody connected
with the Garden is fit to be tied,
he continued. TO be perfectly
frank about the matter, Col.
Hammond offered me Johnston's
job. 1 was to come in after the
first Of the year. Hammond and 1
agreed on financial terms, but we
hadn't quite agreed on the extent
Of my authority. 1 insisted upon
full authority. Lack of full author
ity was one of the many reasons
for Johnston's dismal failure"
Hammond refused to discuss the
matter with reporters. He referred
them to Col. John R. Fitzpatrick,
the Gardens president, who is
supposed to have the boxing de-
partment under his supervision.
Fitzpatrick could not be reached.
Despite Hammond's announce
ment last summer that Johnston
would be given another years
trial as boxing head, CaSs' an
nOuncement sounded straight from
the feed box today. coming as it
did just when several New York
newspapers have been campaigning
intensively against Johnston.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-20

Here's that proverbial toss-up and
when Blackboard tries tOss-ups he usu-
ally is tossed out =. but after careful
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-20

study Of the profile of Wilbur (strings)
Allen and a palm reading of KOkOmO
Donnie Matchett's goal-tossing mitts
Blackboard sees Newcastle to move up
seat-off that mourner's bench so ably
rugged up by craftsman B. Stra-.
With no eye to reason, and with your
guess as good as mine, it appears Leba-
non should come through on another Gar
rison finish against Muncie or do you
think so?
Perhaps you'd figure it an upset, and
perhaps you wouldn't, but how about New
Albany over Columbus?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-20
TABLE NET
STANDINGS
All leagues plsv at Paddle Club. S14 Test
PuiIdincl

INDIAN APOLIS LEAGUI
(MOndavl
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-20
Cathedral Cage
Five Meets Brazil
Tarpey May Not Play for
Irish Tonight.

Cathedral High School viii be
host to the Brazil quintet in a bas-
ketbau encounter Is the Cathedral
gym tonight The Brazil cagerS
come to indianapolis with an i'm
preSsiye record and hope to break
the win string which the Irish net
ters started last week with a victory
over ElwOOd.
1t is probable that John Tarpey,
Irish center. vii not see action in
the fray. Tarpey has not partici-
pated in drills this week due to a
cold.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-20

Here's a jacket that has every
thirg-service, style and COM
fort. Perfectly t tailor d.
storm collar-big roomy slash
pockets. Sizes 38 to "A.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-20

THE base makes the blend. HERE'S
i LUCK, a blend of WHISTLES, is
based on a fine, old, heavy-bOdied,
full-favored straight whisky aged
years or more. Stored for aging after
blending. What a differencel So
smooth SO mellow so bland
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-20
GARDEN SFAKEUP REPORTED UNDER WAY
Four College
Tits on State
Gard Tonight
Ball State Five to Invade
Franklin; Hanover and
De Paw Hosts.

Four games tonight will open the
final weekend of basketball for
Hoosier College teams before the
holidays.
In games last night, Valparaiso
was overwhelmed by De Paul OF
Chicago, IS to II, at Valparaiso, and
Kokomo Junior College routed Dan
vile Gid Junior College, 70 to Is,
at Kokomo.
Indiana University will open a
three game tour of the East tonight
when it meets the University of
Maryland at College Park. The
Hoosiers scored a victory over the
eastern team last year.
Ball State will play at Franklin
tonight. The teams split even in
last years engagement, Ball State
wining tie first and Franklin the
second.
Hanover will open three-game
M66k-bI1Q oCIlCQu1G IOAl1SIAG dSdAA1SC
Central Normal at Hanover. Gen.
trail Normal defeated Hanover twice
last season.
De PAW will entertain Earlham
at GreencaStle tonight, and the
Quakers hope to avenge two defeats
handed them last season by De
Paw.
Earlham returns to Richmond to-
morrow night to play Tennessee in
an intersectional game. Indiana
University will move on to Wash
ington, D. c., to meet George
Washington University. Hanover
will play at Evansville.
Saturday nights schedule is
featured by the meeting of Purdue
and Butler here. The Boilermakers
nosed out Butler, 81 to "a, last sea-
son.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-20
LOganspOrt Beats
Lafayette Cagers
BIZ United Press

By United Press
LOGANSPORT, Ind, Dec. 90
Logansport, state champion, held
first place in the North Central
Conference and retained its I'M
blemished record as result of 81
toll victory over Jefferson of La
fayette at Logansport last night.
The success was eighth of the sea-
son for the champions and ran
their string of victories to q. The
defeat was the first in six games for
jefferson.
The Berries displayed marked
accuracy from the field. hitting IA
of 26 attempts. Insley, forward, led
the attack with five field goals in
six shots. Porter, a teammate,
made four of five attempts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-20
Stanford Cdgers on
Way to NOtre Dame

By UHitcd Press
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal,
Dec. 20-Stanford University's
basketball team headed eastward
today on a transforming tour dur
ing which they will play Rocky
Mountain and Midwestern teams.
Coach John Bum took II players
along on thu three-week trip. OPP
ponents include Notre Dame. Michi-
gan state, Iowa and Nebraska.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-20

HOPES of ranking players for winning the Indi-
Open Table Tennis championship in Jan
uary were frightened today with the announcement
by Jimmy Mcclure, national champion, that he will
not participate in the event.
Mcclure at that time will be preparing for a
series of exhibition matches in midweStern cities
with Vktor Barna of Hungary, the worlds cham
pion The tour will bring the pair to indianapolis.
The youthful indianapolis net artist arrived home
yesterday at noon from New York City, where he
won the American zone Examinations and trip to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-20
Yankees Sell Byrd
to Cincinnati Reds

By United Press
NEW YORK, Dec 20.-Sammy
Byrd, the best golfer in the major
leagues, will appear in Cincinnati
Reds uniform next season.
The famous understudy to Babe
Ruth was sold yesterday by the
Yankees. Brooklyn and Pittsburgh
both were interested in Byrd, but
the Reds raised the ante.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-20

"XXTELL," beamed Blackboard
w "am I a member Of the Pick
'em N Weep Club now?"
Chairman Alley Cop of the board
of directors knitted his brow. How
many games did you err on last
week?" questioned he.
Five, in sixteen tries" chortled
Blackboard. But I propheSied the
Bedford and Franklin and Logans-
port victories this week"
Alley scowled. "Humph! Nothing
to that. It's easy to pick favorites.
In the estimate of the board, you
are not yet eligible to this organiza-
ton When you have fretted through
Fridays games, we may take more
consideration Of your petition. have
Spoken-for thirty-five cents eX-
planatory fee
"Um," remarked B a * GARD,
you're coming down a little-it was
half a dollar last week"
= II
MYTH a heavy heart, your COM
w mentator prepared for his
daily joust with the typewriter. He
took one squint at the Friday
schedule and nearly decided right
there to devote his allotted space to
an attack on Huey Long or an es-
say on the merits of Rose Poly's
basketball team-if only Rose Poly
had a basketball team. Shortridge at
Delphi, Kokomo at Newcastle, Le5-
anon at Muncie-a flock Of pro-
verbal toss-ups.
ut the boss might not like that
"a. besides, Blackboard still has
an { to making Chairman Alley
Oop eat his words. So, the result
DASED on pure figures and facts
ID Washington's Contine a S
should down the Ripple Rockets
that's one down.
Neither Martinsville nor Bloom
ington cagers have marched off tC
starts as stable this season as il
many of the past g. the Painters
are strong on paper but when they
get on the hardwood they crumplt
a little if Glen Curtis is gOing
to find his stride at the Artesiar
City, he's due to start searching
any day now -. so, it looks like the
Artesians.
1t appeared that E. Case hac
( llled the Hot Dogs out OF the
slow start dungeon at Kokomo last
week . but here's expecting Able
Masters and his Jeffmen to over
take the Frankfort men at Lafey-
cite.
Franklin over Seymour, says I
Bedford over Mitchell and Shelby
vide over Greensburg.
Shortridge to trip Delphi
come on, Blue Devils, redeem your
selves for crossing me up last week
and Rushville over Tech
the Lions are strong this campaign
Tech beat Muncie, but do you
know the BearcatS had absorbed
three haymakers hand-running be-
fore that?
Here's that proverbial toss-up and
when Blackboard tries toss-ups, he usu-
ally is tossed out :. but after a careful
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-20
ArmOry Mitt Bill
Friday Called OFF

MATCHMAKER LLOYD
IVA CARTER OF the Hercules
A c. reported today that he is
poStponIng the fiStic card
scheduled for the ArmOry g
morrow night.
Three boxes who had &C
Ceptcd matCn- on the pro-
gram find 1t imp BILE to ap-
pear and Mr.. Cart IS post
poning the entire show rather
than offer a re-arranged card.
The next California style"
glOvo-throwing program Will be
STAGED at the Armory on Friday
night. Dec. IS. Eight scraps will
be offered.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-20
RETAINS MAT TITLE
BIZ United Press

By United Press
OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 2O.-Le-
roy McGuirk, former Oklahoma A.
and M College wrestling ace, sue
cessfully defended his lightweight
championship here last night by de-
feating Frank Wolff, Cincinnati, in
two falls.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-14

szakert6 hatosagi kozegek. meg
allapitasait regisztraljuk, de-
presszio egy olyan aldasara hiv-
juk fel az emberek figyelmet, a.
mely ha mem is sziinteti meg, dc
legalabb megertteti ernberi szem-
pontbol a "blnhullamok" egy
reszet, amelynek okait mem kell
feltetlenul "romlottsagban", ha-
mem inkabb szerencsetlensegben
keresni.
Termes zetesen sokkal kony-
nyebb es kenyelmesebb ezeknek
a nemi merenyleteknek az okat a
sorcsarnokban keresni es egesz
biztos. hogy w. c. I. ait OFT
is fogja megtenni.
Ha azonban tekintetbe vesz-
szuk, hogy a sorcsarnokokban
legalabb nyilvanos helyen talal-
kozik, tancol es mulat egyitt az
ifjusag, mig a prohibicio napja-
iban bezart es eldugott speak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-14
A CHACO FRONT ELLEN

elrendelt fegyverkiviteli tila-
sag es Franciaorszag csak ugy
akarnak tilalomhoz hozza ja-
rulni, ha ait a nemet es japan
kormanyok is elfogadjak es ell
fogjak rendelni.
Japan megtagadta az egyiitt-
mukodest, de ugyanakkor meg
jegyezte, hogy. Japan mem szal-
lit semmifele hadi felszerelest a
ket delamerikai allamnak. A ne
met kormany idaig nem vala-
szolt es ICY ezideig az europai
hatalmak viga nszal1itjak hadi-
felszerelest es municiot Chacc
harcterre.
Bolivia ellenben duhong, ami
ert az Egyesult Allamok a fegy-
vereket es a municiot t6le meg
vonja es azzal fenyegetodznek
hogy bojkottalni fogjak az anne
rikai arut a jovoben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-14
AMER1KAI MAGYAR HIRLAp
A HOOvER-SYSTEM
ECY ELFELEJTETT ALDkSA

Jobb elnevezes hianyaban ta-
Ian jo lesz a depressziot megel6-
z6 es depresszioba fulladt rend
szert Hooverr6l, "nagy mer-
nokr5r' elnevezni 'es ebben. az
ertelemben hasznaltuk sorok
folott a Hoover-system kifeje-
zest.
Van a depresszionak ezer olyan
kovetkezmenye, amt sulyosan er-
zunk, amt az egyenek meg mem
latnak, aminek szornyusegei
csak evek mulva fognak kibonta-
kozni elottunk.
Hogy ne emlitsunk egyebet,
csak evek lefolyasa alatt fogjak
az orvosok megallapithatni, hogy
az alultaplalt gyerekekbol mi
lyen emberek lesznek es hogy az
alultaplalt felnottek hogyan fog
max ellentallni az idosebb kor
betegsegeinek.
AIT sem szamithatja XII senki-
sem, hogy NIT yesztenek a gye-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-14
A NAZIK ERIE
BOMBAKKAL

felelnek, inert Habsburg haz
visszaallitasa veget vetne az an
schlussnak, vagyis veget vetne
annak az alomnak, hogy Nemet-
orszag Austriat felfalja.
A mutt heten tehat bomba-
robbanasok sorozata tartotta
terrorban az orszagot es ezuttal
a robbantasokkal mem a szocialis
takat, vagy a kommunistakat, ha
nem hit1eristakat vadoljak.
Az osztrak "legitimista" moz-
galomnak termeszetesen eros
visszhangjai vannak Magyaror-
saigon is, ahol idaig CONDOS all
ia utjat minden legitimista ka-
landnak.
Mostanaban azonban Gombos
is bizonyos engedekenyseget mu
tat es a magyar legitimistak egy-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-14
|EUR0PABAN MOST

azon probalkoznak a hatal-
max, nogy Nemetorszagot visz-
szaedesgessek a lefegyverzesi
konferenciaba es = Ligaba.
Voltak evek, haborut kovet6
szomoru evek, milor Nemetor-
szagot mem akartak Ligaba en-
gedni, most meg esziik nelkul
torik magukat hatalmak, hogy
Hitler visszaterjen kozejiik.
Termeszetes, hogy Hitler mem
fog visszaterni csupan azert,
hogy gyonyorkodjenek egymas-
ban meg fogjak neki engedni,
hogy Membership haderejet
nemzetkozi megallapodasokka1
novelje.
Ha ez mem tortenik meg, ak
kon csak nyaktoro fegyverkezesi
verseny kovetkezhetik az Ovilag-
ban, amitol mindenki irtozik es
amiert a felel6sseget Frenciaor-
szagnak kellene viselni.
A hatalmakat az orosz es az
olasz kormanyok birtak ere az
utolso lepesre es lelegzetfojty j
fgyelik, hogy lesz-e eredmenve
kiserletnek, ami egy idore, ia
Ian ot-hat eyre beket hozna vi
lagnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-14
AUSTRALIAN KET

reakci6s iranyzat kuzd egy-
massal es egyaltalan mem vaIo-
gatnak a fegyverek nemeben.
A multi heten forradalom ota
eloszor teri vissza egy Habs-
burg az orszagba, akit a kor-
many bizonyos tagjai iinnepelyes
hodolattal fogadtak.
Australian ugyan van egy tor
veny, amely Habsburgok meg
telepedeset vagy latogatasat csak
abban az esetben engedi meg, ha
1ninden rangjukrol es jogukro
lemondanak, de az a torveny ma
mar Ell van felejtve.
A fascista elemek nyiltan be-
szelik es tervezik, hogy Ottt
meg ebben a h6napban, vagy
legkes6bb a kovetkez6 honapbar
meglatogatja, egyel6re csak mini
maganember, az orszagot S M
mar kis antant fenyegeteseive
Fsem latszanak valami sokat to
rodni..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-14

megelegedessel fogadtak az
Egyesilt Allamok Is Cuba vi
szerzodeset, amely a szigetor-
szag onallosagat legalabb XII
lencven szazalekban es legalabb
formakban visszaallitotta NIT a
multi heten jovahagytak mindket
orszagban. "a
Ugyanakkor tnegegyeznek
minden latin allamban abban a
fcltevesben, hogy a Menliate kor
manyon ez a szerzodes segiteni
nem fog hogy jelenlegi ter
rornak anarchia es ujabb fora
dalom lesz a vege, amely a kor.
manyt kiloki helyer6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-14
Az ARAK ESTEK

a multi heten is, kiveve myers
termenyek arai, amelyek a sza-
razsag kovetkezteben termesze-
tesen emelkedtek.
A ruhazat es cip6 ara most
mar nemcsak a gyarakban esett,
hanem a kiskeresked6knel is, a
Xix sok esetben profit nelkul
kenytelenek "sale"-eket rem
rendezni.
Hogy tavaly mindenki "hog"-
oskodni probalt, ait a depart
ment iizletek jelenteseib6l is meg
lathatjuk, inert azok megcsok-
kent aruforgalom dacara sep
profittal dolgoztak. A profitot
nagyreszt oman vettek, hogy a
raktaron 1ev6 es olcson vasarolt
porteka arat NRA iiriigye alatt
hirtelen emeltek.
Az arak egeszseges eseset elo-
segiti az is, hogy a NRA ujabb
reformja most mar az arak el-
len6rzeset majdnem egeszen fel-
ada, vagyis visszaallitja az egesz
seges versenyt az iizletben.
Termeszetesen a munkaid6re
es minimalis munkaberekre vo-
natkozo rendeletek ervenyben
lesznek tovabbra is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-14
VERHOHvAY l0s.

Beteg tagok: Vas lstvan. ~
Palmer Ave. Szilagyi Mihaly,
5l2 Crescent St. Szenegeto Mix
los, Lockwood, O. Varga Janos,
l647 Midland Ave. 10th Jo-I
zsef 1929 Foster St. jelenleg a
IS. S. City korhazban van. Vim.
Cook, 46O Ferndale Ave. Nemeth
Ferenc, 3430 Powersway Ave-
Betegseg titkarnal jelentend6.
Cine: 21l Edward St. Telefon !:
1872.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-14
ANGLIA UDVARIAS

jegyzekben tudatta veliink a
multi heten. hogy tobbe nem haj-
lando hadi tartozasaira "keple-
tes" torlesztest sem csinalni, ami
abbot ALT, nogy az esedekes tor
lesztes egy-ket szazalekat fl
zette. -
Ugyanakkor azonban ait is al
litja az angol kormany, hogy
ad6ssagat mem akarja letagadni,
csak annak "eszszeru" megval-
toztatasat kivanja.
Tekintve, hogy az europai ko-
veteleseinknek a felet mar egy-
seer elengedtiik, igazan jobb lett
volna, ha mindjart az elejen
"eszszeru" egyezseget kinalnak
inert az a nagylelkiiseg o4yan
esztelensegnek bizonyult, ami.
mex az arat most fizetjik.
Mem szabad e1felejteni, hogy
,, Angliaban viszonyok erosen ia.
vulnak, hogy oft a jovedelmi
adot levagtak, mig nalunk azo-
kat most kell emelni. Mines te-
hat meg az kifogas sem, hogy
Anglia "nem kepes" torleszte-
SEX terhet viselni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-14
= = + / 5 = + IT - -
iait hatalyon kivul helyezte.

jait hatalyon XVIII helyezte.
A koztarsasag jelenlegi kor-
manya olyan reakci6s intezkede-
SEX sorozataval arulta el forra-
dalmat, amit egy visszaallitott
kiralysag sem inert volna meg
tenni es az elnyomott lakossag
elkeseredese tort XII a parasztsag
sztrajkjaban.
A kormany azzal felelt a me-
zogazdasagi munkasok sztrajkja-
ra, hogy az aratast nemzeti szuk-
segletnek rendelte ell es katona-
sagot kildott minden nagyobb
birtokra, akik sztrajkot VERDE
fojtottak.
Egyben megengedtek az vi
erore kapott birtokos osztalynak,
hogy Portugaliabol olcso arato-
kat importaljanak, aminek ko-
vetkezteben robb videken a zsel-
Ter nep telen ehezesnek nez
eltbe.
A spanyol kormany tapasztal-
nj fogia ait regi igazsagot
hogy a szuronyokkal lehet ter
rorizaln: egy nemzetet, de szu-
ronyok.-a nerl lenet - raulni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-14
sRAE99LoRszAeBAH sEH!FGS

foldmuves sztrajk volt a multi
heten ez volt a lakossag elso
felelete a kormanynak, amiert az
! koztarsasag radikalis reform
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-14
. '.|I / | ! :! J

easy-kben tettek meg ugyanezt,@
akkor "a kell jonniink, hogy nenn|
a w. c. T.-nak, hanem q rend-
6rsegnek Is az iigyeszeknek van
igazuk, akik EFT a sulyos es.l
egyre novekvo tarsada1mi prob
lemat is rairjak depresszio ro-
vasara, amely annyi mas nyomo-
rusagot hozott a vilagra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-14
NEMETORSZAC
ECYEZSECET

l kotott a kulfoldi bankarokkal,
hogy az ipari, kereskedelmi es
varosi ko1csonokre hat honapig
semmit mem tud fizetni azutan-
ra sem vallalt semmi komolyabb
kotelezettseget niagara.
Most aztan megkezdte nemet
sajto a fenyegetodzest, hogy
amennyiben a nemet aruk BOZ
kottja mem csokken, ugy a ne
metek kulfoldnek jaro milliar-
dokat mem fogjak, inert mem tud-
iak mib6l fizetni.
A nemet szocialistak es zsidok
uldozesere ugyanis azzal vala-
szoltak kiilfoldrol, hogy a ne
met arut mem vasaroljak, amit
Hitlerek most mar nagyon sulyo-
san ereznek.
A nemet kivitel lecsokkent a
negyedere es a bojkott egyre
erosebb, inert ait egyre nagyobb
gonddal szervezik munkas seer
vezetek es a zsidok minden al
lamban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-14

re mereszebben kovetelik, hogy
tegyek lehet6ve Ottonak a cha
za"-tereset. Hogy mennyiben je-
lent Magyarorszag "hazat" egy
Habsburgnak, AIT innen a tavol.
boil megitelni igazan mem tud-
juk, de ugy emleksziink, hogy
negyszaz even at a "haza" Be.
cset jelentette minden Habs.
burgnak.