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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-07
STRAND OFFERING
 DOUBLE FEATURE
"It Happened One Nght' and "The Crosby Case"
 Begins Sunday

Clark Gable and Claudette Col bert in "It Happened One Night heads the double feature program at the Strand tomorrow to Wednesday night. It is one of the most outstanding pictures of the year and has been breaking long-run engagement records all over the country.
 It was, evidently. to be expect ed that "It Happened One Night" would rank high among the years best. That it has surpassed even the most ambitious estimates is a tribute to the fine acting of the two stars, the direction of Capra, Ris- kin's sparkling script and the elab- crate production afforded 1t by the Columbia Studios.
 Gable, as the cynical. ruogh newspaper reporter, Peter Warne, is again the Gable the fans want to see. He treats Claudette rough and she likes it. Miss Colbert, as the runaway heiress. Ellen An drews, is human, lovable and tan talizing. She has never before met a man like Peter. who tells her she's worthless. spoiled and selfish. Claudette first resents this treat ment, then tolerates it-and then loves it.
 The screen story tells of an heiress, Ellen Andrews, who has married worthless playboy against her fathers wishes. Her
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-07
"SCANDALS" START
 TO-DAY AT POLES.
Broadway Attraction Play- ing Here at Popular
 Prices

Bigger, better and more magnifi- cent than any of the Broadway shows of the same name, which have amazed Broadway theater- goers, among whom may have been yourself, is the latest and current attraction at the Poli theater. The main difference is Broadway show tickets sold for from $5 to $10 a ticket, while at Polls, for a far better attraction the regular popu- lar prices of the theater prevail.
 Genuine rounds of applause should greet this lavish entertain ment, made up of the best of the stage show and gradeur Hollywood puts to worthwhile attractions. The Scan-Dolls that dance and sing to the ten melodious song hits of the picture, are new faces to Holly wood and a relief, in all of the so- called musical films the same girls are used and it makes sort of stock company presentation, but in this musical girls are presented that have been brought from New York to appear.
 The cast is something to write home about and among the many outstanding stars of the stage, screen and radio who appear are Rudy Vallee, Alice Faye, Jimmy Durante, Cliff Edwards, Adrienne Ames, Gregory Ratoff, Dixie Dun-- bar and then the producer and rated as the greatest in musical show business George White.
 Comedy is distributed in all sorts of manners, there being fifteen comedy blackouts with the coun- try's leading funsters participating and they are spicy and humorous, making 1t futile to try and des- cribe them here. The beautiful eff fleets employed for the revues and the intricate and ultra-modern dance routines, created for this picture are colorful to the utmost.
 This attraction will be played for four days only, no stretching of the engagement no matter what the attendance as engage ments are rapidly piling up and four days H all that is allotted for this town.
 There will also be an added at- traction, the prize mystery story Of the year Murder in Trinidad" with Victor Jory and Heather Angel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-07
CAPITOL SHOWS
 EVER SINCE EVE
z Beauty for Sale" Added i. Attraction on Sunday
 Program

We have long awaited the op- portunity to see George O'Brien in other than 6 western role. Now the wait is over, for O'Brien makes his appearance as a man. about-town in his latest Fox Film release Ever Since Eve" which comes to the screen of the Capitol tiieater Sunday With his breech- es and spurs put aside, O'Brien dons his city clothes and does some fast and fancy stepping in this film which is reported as be- ing a laugh provoking comedy romance.
 "Ever Since Eve" deals with a young man who is the foster son of three old gold miners, all con- frmed women-haters. The mine Is in need Of some new machinery, and the young man volunteers to 20 East and purchase 1t. His fos- ter parents are loath to send him for fear he may fall into the Clutches of q woman. It is finally decided that one of the men &C., company him on the trip East in order to keep an eye on him. AL though he Is closely guarded, the Young man falls victim to the charms of gold digging debutante They marry and he discovers that his wife has done it for his money. But he does not give her an oppor- funity to explain that she is also deeply in love with him. He re- turns to the mine, only to receive sour welcome from his foster parents. His bride, however, soon Wins her way into the good graces of the. partners and they learn of her unhappiness. The plan devised 70 bring the young man to his senses is heralded as one that brings the film to a hilarious and sidc-splitting conclusion.
 The companion feature Is ssBeauty For Sale" with an all star cast. Comedy, action, beauty and brawn are offered in delightful manner. with novel treatment of tho ta ckct fhara iu this pictIirp
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-07

small bits in Georges pictures.
 Tn the rev one he Is anything but a big he-man. And Macks howls could be heard all over the film village
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-07
Promising Pictures Feature Programs OF Local 7hedter
aSPTFIRE' HEADS .
 FINE STATE BILL
Katharine Hepburn's Lat est Success Opens Four
 Day Run To-day

Those all-too-rare occasions when the silver screen offers some thing decidedly new and different may justly be called the milestones of the motion picture art. Such a milestone is reached with the ar- rival of Katharine Hepburn's new starring vehicle "Spitfire" which heads a marvellous double feature program at Warmers State starting today.
 ..Spitfire'' is poignant drama of A semi- barbaric young girl of the Carolina mountains. Trigger Hicks. who seems to perform miracles Of healing by means of her chiidlike faith In God, yet who is vcritable spitfire of passion and tempestu- ousness, at odds with the com munify.
 The unique role offers great scope to the talents of the scin- lating star, and that she takes the utmost advantage, of it goes with out saying. In each of her former pictures she has given a charac- terization that was totally different from that in any of the others, and this holds true of ".Spitfire", also. It would be difficult indeed to con- ceive of a role more different from her Sydney Fairfield in-a "Blll of Divorcement," or her Eva Love- lace in Morning Glory" or her Jo March in Little Women" than her Trigger Hicks in "Spitfire", which Is an adaptation of the Broadway stage success, Trigger" It is rq- doubtedly her most difficult role to date, calling. as it does for light ning-like changes of mood and emotion. from love to hatred and from faith to jealousy and unreas- oning rage. She dominates every foot of the picture with her bril- liant drama and pathos.
 In this picture, Miss Hepburn has two leading men, Ralph Bellamy and Robert Young, and each is ideal for his role. She has TO- nance with each of these charac- ters. Tho capable supporting cast also includes Martha Sleeper, Louis Mason, Sara Haden. Virginia How ell and several others. each of whom turns in highly creditable performance.
 Miss Hepburn displays even greater artistry than she did in Morning Glory" which won her the 1894 Motion Picture Academy award. The companion feature is an adaptation of Carl Eds news paper comic strip Harold Teen'' with Hal Leroy, star of many Broadway musical comedies and screen musicals the dancing hero.
 Rochelle Hudson as Lillums and Patricia Ellis as Mimi share hon. ors in the feminine leads as we'll as being rivals for the love of Harold. Douglas Dumbrille, on the other hand Is the wealthy banker who is Haro1d's rival for Lillums and comes near to smashing the youth full romance.
 Others in the cast include Guy Kibbee as Pa Lovewell. Clara Blandick as Mrs Lovewell, Hugh Herbert in the role of director of the show given by the Junior league, Hobart Cavanaugh as Pop, Chic Chandler, as Lilacs Eddie Tamblyn as Shadow, Mayo Methot as Sally, Richard Carle as Parme- lee and Charles Wilson as McKin- ney. While the picture is. not musi- cal there are several catchy song numbers in addition to the dance specialties, sung by members of the cast from music and lyrics by Irv- ing Kahal and Sammy Fain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-07

father kidnaps her and holds ner prisoner aboard his yacht in Flor ida until he can get the marriage annulled. Ellen escapes and tries to get north, to join her husband.
 It is one the trip that she meets Peter Warne (Gable) who recog- nizes her as the missing heiress. Although there is a sizeable reward for information about her, he pro- tects her from detectives and oth- CTS intent on the reward, and sees her through, even after they lose their money and are forced to hitch-hike along the highway, sleep in strawstacks and supsist on raw carrots.
 The supporting cast, as in every Capra- directed picture is excellent. Walter Connolly plays Claudette's father; Jameson Thomas is the man she Is struggling north to join. Roscoe Karns is travelling salesman who recognizes the. girl as the runaway Ellen Andrews and who tries to bluff Gable, but finds himself out-bluffed.
 The companion feature is "The Crosby Case" an unusual mystery drama. This absorbing Universal screen-play presents Wynne Gib- son, Onslow Stevens and Alan Dinehart in leading roles, shows in a most interesting fashion how the lives of. five people are affected by a mysterious crime which brings each one in contact with the police of New York city. Each thinks he has been arrested for something entirely different, and the result is strange story of cross purposes and blasted alibis. Evidence accu- mulates against one of the charac- ters, and the climax brings a start ling demonstration of the fact that even apparent actual proof of any, thing is often open to doubt.
 Bare upper slopes of Vesuvius
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-07

While $14.240,O0o in gold was shipped from Shanghai, China, last year, practically none was received there.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-07
One for the Producers

What a great industry this would be if pictures were made for the people instead of for the producers! The Maureen O'Sul- livan of today Is far different from Ireland few years ago.
 Josef von Sternberg tries to pretend he's big man when he buy a new suit. Joe Breen Is the busiest man in town. All pro- ducers think all censors should be exiled on desert island.
 Hollywood was an exceptionally noisy place few days ago. the noise being caused by Mack Killer" Gray George Raft's body guard. Since he is with George all the time. anyway. Mack often plays
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-07
Theatrical Directory

"Scandals' furder Trinidad" Polls Wednesday,.
 "Sptnre" "Harod Teen,' state-Today Wednesday,
 Happened Night" and "The Crosby Case," Strand Wednesday,.
 "One 'The Cat the FfddIe' Garden Monday. 'The Chief" Lyric-Tomorrow and Monday. I've Number" "Al7 of Me-" Alhambra-To mOrr Monday. "Bcauty For Sale" Eye," CaptoI-Tomor- Monday.
 "Queen and Sing sing" Cameo IT and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-07

Vince Barnett is like so many other practical jokers--he can't take it himself. 6s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-07
Cured of Hubby

Cured of Hubby
 Edna Best is back in Hollywood and actually started on her Amer ican film career. All of which may not mean much. unless you re- member that Edna Is the girl who ran out on Hollywood a couple of years ago.
 At that time she had a contract and was all set to start work as John Gilbert's leading lacy. How ever. she missed her husband, Her. bert Marshall. so much that she couldn't stick it out.
 So, the day before the picture was to stnrt she departed for Eng land and hubby. She promises that she won't run away this time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-07

Later" are carried by the charm ing Mary Brian, Russell Hopton and Donald Dillaway. The sup porting cast, which numbers near ly thirty people, includes some of the most famous screen names of the current era. The story was written by r. Hugh Herbert and Paul Perez and was directed by E. Mason Hopper.
 Also first chapter of Mystery Squadron serial.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-07
Likes Roughing It

ldkeS HOugn1nS It
 Margaret Sullivan looks like such a ,tomboy most of the time. She loves old corduroy pants and equally old shirts. Charlie Chap lin can't stick to any one thing for very long at a stretch. Francis Lederer wouldn't have nearly as great a feminine appeal with his hair combed.
 If Molly O'Day keeps her weight down, she really should go places. Carole Lombard is the most out spoken girl in the cinema racket.
 The Four Marx Brothers will have to learn some new gags if they intend to stay in pictures. Harold Lloyd is extremely con- scientious. Marion Davies places truly high value on friendships and will go to any extent to help friend.
 Ronald Colman never could be- come f1ustered in any kind of sit- uation. Much of Claudette Col bert's beauty is in her charm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-07

Bare upper slopes of Vesuvius volcano are to be planted to trees.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
REMREGENYT LEHETNE

es kellene irni insult muko-
deser6l, bukasarol Is magarol
Insullrol, inert ha az igazat meg
irnak, akkor abban benne fog
laltatnek penzes zsakok minder
biine, amivef kifosztottak EFT az
orszagot akkor Rinafdo helyett
a kovetkez6 generacio INSULT
ismerne e1 vifag fegnagyobh
haramiajanak.
Minthogy azonban lnsullal
egyutt sok ma meg tisztelt nev
is szerepe1ne egy ilyen konyv-
ben, amefyek tulajdonosai -
Owen D. Young, Dawes stb. =
nemzeti nagysagok, a teljes iga.
Eat soha nem fogja a vilag meg
tudni. Lathatatlan, de hatalmas
kezek gondoskodnak a vede-
lem szazezrcs szamlairol. es azoL
gondoskodnak maid arr6l is
hogy az Greg crook ne menjen
soha a bortonbe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
SPANYOL LORSZACBAN
A TERROR

mindent legazolt es a szocia-
!istak, szindikalistak Is anarchis-
tax XII vannak a kozeletb6l es a
politikabol torulve.
Cataloniaban az uralmat a spa
nyol kormany ~vaskezzel atvette
az allan autonomiajat felfiig-
gesztette es ma veresebb reakcid
dihong spanyol foldon, mint
mikor meg Alfonz volt dix
tator.
Ez a terror azonban tartosar
nem maradhat uralmon es sokar
AIT hiszik, hogy legkesobb a ia.
vasszal megint veres kilengesek
lesznek a szerencsetlen orszag.
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
MINTHOCY A
KATHOIIkUS

egyhaz ezeket a tanitasokat
termeszetesen erosen ellenzi, az
egyhaz fopapjait lazadassal va
doljak es nap-nap utan azzaf
fenyegetik 6set, hogy mindes,
!piispokot Is mas f6papot XII fog
max toloncolni az orszaghol.
Vegrehajtjak azokat az allami
torvenyeket is, amelyek egy-
egy albanian a papsag letszamat
limitaljak, $ amelyek csak hu-
szonot-0tven-szazezer szemely
utan engedelyezik egy-egy pap
max, hogy az allan teriileten mil
kodjek.
Az ellentetek kirobbanasa ma
ris ket tucat ember eletebe ke-
rult Is a harcok meg meg sem
kezd6dtek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
ATTN AMERIKABAN

Mexicot figyeltek er6sen a
mutt heten. A mexicoi kor-
many vegre akarja hajtani mind
azokat az iskolat0rvenyeket, anne
lyek Matt ellentetbe jutott els6
sorban a katholikus egyhaz-
zal.
Nemcsak kivettek az egyha-
zak ke.zeb6l a tanitast. de ait mar
a nepiskolakban szocialista vi
zekre tereltsk $ a hat ewes gye-
rekeket mar neT, ARA tanitjak,
hogy az Isten. hat nap alatt te-
remtette q vilagot, hanem ARA.
hogy a biologia torvenyei mi
keppen hoztak magukat a gyere-
keket a vilagra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
TEAEsTELY

A Farrelli ROM. Kath. N5i
Egylet november lien, vasar-
nap este templom alatti helyi-
segben tanccal egybekotott tea
cst&lyt rendez:
Mindenki, de legjobban az
egyhaz tisztikara Is temet6
bizottsagok tudjak, hogy a N6i
Egylet mindig OFT van, ahol a
legjobban kell' a segely. Most is
egy nemes eel buzditja 6ket,
amennyiben az .anyagi eredmenyt
"a temet6 torlesztssefe 6hajtjak
forditani. EFT tudva, bizonyara
mindenki a MOI Egylet vendege
lesz november lien.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Kohl: Csepka Istvan lelk&sz
Lak&s los - End st. Niles, o.

Bazaar. Egyha zunk moi tagjai
megkezdettek a gyujtest a ba-
zarra. Az els6 ilyen estet no.
vember lO-en, szombaton este
tartjak a templom basementje-
ben. Ha mem lehet minden tar.
gyat egy este ertekesiteni, akkor
yasarnap este is folytatjuk. Re-
NELL az egyhaz vezet6sege. hogy
minden tag meg tesz annyit
hogy legalabb ket este elton &
ko zremukodik abban, hogy lie
gyen valamennyi eredmenye
ezeknek az esteknek. Az egyhaz
is el van maradva sok fizetni va
lojaval S ha ebben az utolso het
honapban mem iparkodunk, ados,
saggal kell lezarnunk az evet.
Vasarnap es csit0rt0k estel
lsteni tlszteleteink latogatottsaga
tekinteteben eddig mines panasz
ra ok. Eleg sep szamban jon
mex hiveink lelkesznek iga7
gyonyoruseget nyujt, hogy he
tenkent kettovel tobb alkaline
van hirdetni az Iget.
Kereszteles. Multi vasarnap a.
istentisztelet elott kereszteltt
meg a lelkesz Jakubat Istvan {,
Nusser Agnes szul6knek els6
sziilott flu gyermeket Kenneth
es Istvan nevre. A kereszt
szal6i tisztseget Pirigyi Gyorgy
es neje: Margaret Pew:t0lt6ttel
he +F
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
AZ ALVILAC APR0
'SAKALJAI

a mestersegiiket termeszetesen
egesz vigan folytatjak, bar sok
gangster el volt az utolso tiz
napban politikai teren foglalva.
Nemcsak nagy varosok poll
tikai masineriai vettek a szolga
lataikat - szokas szerint -
igenybe, hanem allitolag Califor-
niaba vitetett vagy negyszazat
New Yorkbol es Chicagobol re-
publikanus part, es a nagytoke,
hogy Sinclair ellen ezzel a ne
mes hadsereggel vegyek fer a
kuzdelmet!s
De az alvilag disz9nek IS vi
raganak, Mr.. Insullnak, keves
helyet szantak az ujsagok, pedig
= chicagoi targyalas tanusa-
got rejt magaban.
Ez az Greg crook olyan SEEM
telenil viselkedik vadlottak
padjan, mintha mem is 8 lett vol
ma koze., kSt evig szokesben
mintha mem kovetett volna el
mindent, hogy vissza ne hozzak
az orszagba.
Kozben azonban inert
kenytelen elmondja, hogy
eveken at evi OTSZAZEZER
dollar fizetest huzott azokbol 4
vallalatokb6l, amelyek keteze,
millio dollart loptak XII a ko
zonseg zsebeb6l es ha csalas,
neha egesz vilagosan rabizonyit
jak, akkor cinikusan jelenti XII
hogy "harminc millioval ugy
latszik TEVEDTEM".
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08


November 15-t6l l8-ig Bazaar
: SIT. Gy0rgy gorog kath. egy-
aiz 'aatti helyisegeben.
November lien, szombaton
Asgyarok Nagyasszonya Hitkoz-
zig tcrmeben, Scent New Tar
salzt tea estelye.
November 18-an, vasarnap, a
Magyar Sport Club tancmulat
sSgz, a Magyar Hazban.
November l8-an, vasarnap Er-
zsebet nevcstely a Magyarok
Nagyasszonya Egyhaz termeben
November 2o-t6l Decembe,
ziE q Figgetlen Ref. Egyhaz
Haxirja a w. S. Magyar Hazban,
December Is, II, Is IS loan,
: Magyarok Nagyasszonya rom
Anfh. hitk6zseg '.nagybazarja, a
1anIom melletti iskolaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Lelkesz:
Borsy-Kerekes Gy0rgy
o26 Mahoning Ave Phone oooS1

A lelkesz itthon. Mint jelentet-
tiik, lelkesz az elmult vasarnap
Detroitban volt lelkesz beiktatas
vegzesere. Egyidejuleg esperesi
latogatast vegzett hetf6n wind
sori fiiggetlen gyiilekezetnel, d
mely eppen most foglalkozik
emplomvasarlas gondolataval. =
kedden erkezett vissza 81 azon-
nal hozzakezdett bazaar e1oke-
szitesehez.
Gyulesek. Szombaton este az
egyhaztanacs tartja rendes havi
gyiileset, vasarnap estere pedig a
roegyletet hirjuk Ossz,e hogy We
liik megbeszeljiik tennivalokat.
Kerelem. Z helyen is szeretet-
tel kerjiik hiveinket, hogy a hoz-
zajuk eljuttatott bazari konyve-
ket valtsak meg, vagy jegyeit
arusitsak el, ugy. hogy lehet6leg
az araval legkesobb bazaar .els6
estejen ell tudjanak szanolni.
Minden egyes jegy resztvesz a
sorsolasban.
Orominnep. Annak megiinnep-
lesere, hogy listen segitsegevel
sikeriilt befejezniink ait a pro-
gramot, amt egyhazi birtokunk
rendbehozasara az ev elejen
magunk ele tuztiink, november
l8-an este egy kis iinnepelyt tar
tunk sajat helyiseginkben. Ez
egyben az Erzsebetek es Imrek
esteje is lesz. Reszleteket a iovo
leten k0z1iink errEl sg&E4,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08

insult egyebkent a szabad es
kapitalizmus legnagyobb vadloja,
korlatlan, tehat anarchisztikus
inert allandoan AIT bizonyitja,
hogy amit 8 tett, az a mostani TO-
galmaink szerint tisztesseges liz
let volt. Viszont, ha ez ICY van,
akkor ezt fogalmat es~ ext a
rendszert siirgosen halalra kell
itelni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
SHARON-F HIREk


A mutt heti lapszamban jelez-
Tux. hogy a. Farrelli Magyar
Kath. Tfjusagi Kor ho 25-en a
templom alatti teremben tanccal
egybekotott kabare-estelyt rem
dez. A cikk megjelenese ota a
mulatsag irant nagy az erdekl6-
des. Az eloadasokat szeret5 es
partolo kozonseg bizonyara orom
mel gondol ifju miikedvel6ink al
tai multban rendezett ilyen el6-
adasokra: Az el6adott szamok
egeszseges, kozvetlen humoran
sok kacajjal mulattak. Koz0n-
segiink tapasztalatb6r tudja AIT,
hogy miikedveloink mem tires
frazisokat, nagy hangon behirde-
tett ertektelen vasari darabokat
adtak eio, hanem' komoly erte-
xii, erkolcsos, mulattato szinda-
rabokat.
Ezekhez hasonio lesz a mos
tani el6adas is. Az ifjusagi Kor
vezet6sege nagy gonddal keszi1
ARA, hogy kozonsegunknek egy
feledhetetlen, kellemes szinhazi
estet nyujtson. Tehetseges anna
tor szineszeinknak szine-java lep
fel ezen az esten, hogy az e16-
adast sikerre vigyek. A teljes
musort csak kes6bb fogjuk ko-
zolni, azonban annyit mar most
elarulhatunk, hogy egyike lesz
! a legjobb kabare-estelyeknek. -
Olcso belepti dij mellett alkalma
lesz mindenkinek oriilni, kacag.
nj, jo1 mulatni. AIT is erdemes
megjegyezni, hogy el6adas utan
Medve-Szikora jonevu zenekara
nuzsika1.
Amennyiben a kabare a leg.
jobbnak igerkezik, sajat erdeke-
ben jol teszi, ha mem nlashol ke-
res sz6rakozast, hanem felke-
sziil az Ifjusagi Kor mulatsa-
gara. Ne felejtsiik el a datun1ot
November Is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
YOUNGSTOWN Is VIDEKE HIREP'''
Heti Szen!e
(Folytatas az Six oldalr6l)

(Folytatis az Six oldalrdl)
munistakra akarja kenni, -nyilvan-
valo, hogy fascista farm orek csi-
naltak "vigilant' bandakat, cali
formal mintara.
Minthogy ezuttal szerencsere
kiilfoldi polgarok eleter6l is SD
van, az igazsagugymin; szterium
allitolag keszen all ra, hogy be-
avatkozzek a dologba.
A 'svorosek" elleni vervadak
alapjan polgarsag alkotmanyos
jogai joforman megsziintek egy
nehany allamban es ha a szovet-
seq mem nez az iildozesek utan
ez a hiszteria elharap6dzik a.
egesz orszagban.
A "vorosek" el1eni hajsza TO-
lyik, vagy husz allamban, de a
biinozesben California es Georgia
hatosagai vezetnek. Termesze-
tes, hogy mindenki "voros", ak
utjaba all. vagy szalkat kepez a
toke szemeben.
A floridai elore hirdetett bru.
tails lincheles ARA kotelezi q
congressust, hogy llozzon vegre
szovetsegi torvenyt ez ellen q
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08
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