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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-07
Founder-Mothers' Radio Round Table
. By MARY HoPE NoRRIs

i fifteen minutes those affairs, o1 state and let the little folks tel you about their own world has happened during the mornint of hilarious play, what plans they have for the afternoon and even | ing, when Daddy comes home tt | tthem--you'1l find yourself strange + ly refreshed and more ready thar ever for the afternoons work. Ant unconsciously the youngsters vii discover that their own day move;
 on under better guidance than il
 allowed to have it's own way.
 Sit down with them and eat witt Ithem, just a bite now and then Lovingly correct little slips at the I table as they occur; find time fol a few words of praise for the achievements the morning may
 have brought forth. No household task in the world is as important as this half hour of communion with the children which you need as much for the peace of mind
 it will give you, as the ydo for the
 help it gives them.
 This is a good time to tell them
 a little bit more about food
 how different vegetables and fruits
 grow, are harvested and shipped
 to market so that they may be had
 this very day by children north,
 east and south of your own sec
 tion. If you know any interesting
 facts about the origin of different
 foods and their uses in other coun-
 tries, tell them about that, too.
 And of course do not neglect to
 make an interesting tale about the
 good that the different foods can
 do. Children are always interested
 in story of how things grow and
 where they come from. This is one
 way in which you can insure
 quieter meals that are more pleas
 ant than lonely meals or excited
 ones, where the children are left to their own impulses.
 If you have a terrace or a pretty spot in the garden, or even a
 sheltered back porch, they will en- joy having luncheon out of doors with you. And incidentally it will give you an excuse for picnic ser vice, with paper plates and cups
 and napkins. See that their GUS
 tards or gelatine desserts are set
 to chill in little paper baskets in different colors (you can buy them by the dozen at the dime store)
 Let the children spread the fancy
 paper cloth and place the plates and napkins and carry out the easily handled foods.
 Which reminds me that l
 haven't given any suggestions for
 sandwiches for very long time. Here are several that children find most acceptable:
 Fruit Sandwiches.
 Chop fine and mix with a boiled dressing several different kinds of fruit, such as 1-2 cup each of chopped pineapple, peaches, pears
 or nectatrines 1-2 cup firm Malaga
 or Tokay grapes. Trim crusts from whole wheat bread, spread slices
 with butter, use fruit filling and
 cut in tri angles. Serve garnished with a few whole grapes or cher.
 ries with stems left on.
 Cheese-Tomato Sandwiches. Cream package of cream
 cheese, mix with it tablespoons
 of butter. 2 tablespoons finel,
 chopped green pepper, 1-2 cur | chopped tomato meat, tablespoon
 finely minced parsley or water
 cress, salt to taste. Use as a filling for whole wheat bread, crusts trimmed and cut in fingers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-07

denote OeIlClSuCy III CdiSiOAh VI iodine.
 The modern specialist in beauty keeps everlastingly at the doctrine of "plenty of fruits and vegetables" realizing fully the great part they play in furnishing the body with the mineral elements and vitamins without which the average person cannot hope to have clear eyes, healthy hair and nails and a good complexion.
 While summer is still with us, be sure that you have generous serv- ing each day fo two green vege- tables and a nice salad of mixed greens, with fruit in the morning and, if possible for dessert eihter at luncheon or dniner. Even though there is no dearth of these foods in large cities at all seasons of the year htey are at their best in the natural season and should be eaten accordingly.
 Here is a very good recipe for vegetable loaf which you will find a nice substitute for meat. Serve with it another green vegetable
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-07
GRAPE CATsUP

Cover 2 quarts of ripe purple grapes Cor wild grapes, if you can get them) with vinegar and cook until soft. Strain, add l cup sugar, 1 tablespoon cinnamon, 1 teaspoon each of cloves and allspice and A teaspoon cayenne. Cook until thick and store in jars or crooks. If the vinegar is very strong, use less than the amount mentioned, and cook the catsup very slowly to prevent burning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-07
VEGETABLE LOAF tablespoons butter

tablespoons butter
 2cups soft bread crumbs
 1 cup diced cooked carrots
 cup cooked shredded string
 beans.
 i cua chopped cooked celery tablespoon minced green pepper tablespoon minced onion
 1z cup chopped nuts
 2 eggs
 4 tablespoons vegetable juice
 salt and pepper
 Melt tEe butter and, mix with the bread crumbs, saving a few for the coating of the loaf. Partly cook the minced onion and green pepper in little butter, add all the other vegetables, the crumbs, well beaten eggs and seasoning. Form into a loaf and place in a pan, spread with butter and dust with the re- maining crumbs. Bake in a mod crate oven for 30 minutes or until crum; are a golden brown. Serve with tomato sauce or parsley cream sauce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-07
BRorLED LAMB KIDNEYS

Parboil kidneys, drain and halve them, not quite through. To each kidney allow 1 slice of bacon. Place bacon in hot skillet, sprinkle with
 E teaspoon sugar, place kidneys on bacon, season and set under broiler for 5 minutes. Serve on toast with a current jelly garnish. Carrots a Ia king make nice vegetable for this dish. To make them, arrange hot cooked diced carrots in a serving dish and pour over them a medium white sauce seasoned with 1 teaspoon grated onion, l tablespoon finely minced celery, tablespoon each of minced parsley and pimiento added during cooking of the sauce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-07
TESTED RECIPES
HOME.CANNED MIXED
 VEGETABLES

HOME.CANNED MIXED
 VEGETABLES
 2 ears sweet corn
 1 sweet pepper
 L small cabbage
 N turnip x bunch celery
 onions
 tomatoes
 N pound string beans
 X cup lima beans
 cups carrots
 2 cups water
 teaspoons salt
 pepper
 Cut the vegetables in small pieces and put in a kettle; add water and seasonings and cook for 40 min- utes. Can while scalding hot.
 Picked Chicken Cook 3 chickens until tender enough for meat to fall from the bone; put in crock and pour over 3 cups of best quality cider vinegar mixed with 2 cups of the cooled chicken stock. Add seasoning and spices and let stand for 2 days, when it will be ready for use. This makes a ,piquant dish for Sunday night suppers or luncheons.
 CHEESE OUsTARD
 2 eggs
 cups milk
 cup grated cheese
 salt and pepper
 Beat the eggs until light, add the milk and seasonings, then stir in cheese. Pour into a well-buttered mold and cover with paper. Set mold in a pan of hot water and bake in a moderate oven until the custard sets. When cool, stand in the refrigerator until well chilled. Turn out on a salad dish, garnish with lettuce leaves and serve in slices, with heavy French dress ing or a white mayonnaise sea- soIod with chopped pimiento. Pickle and Tongue Sandwiches Mince 1h cups pickled lambs tongues, add A cup crumbled Roquefort cheese and A cup chopped sweet pickle. Add enough mayonnaise to make of spreading consistency and use as a sandwich filling with buttered rye bread. A slice of lettuce and thin slices of tomato may be used as garnish, or between the sandwich, If de- sired.
 French ReaCn Plc Butter deep pie dish and fill with rows of sliced peaches. Spread with sugar and dot with butter and pour over a batter made with 2 egg yolks, well beaten, 1 cup sugar, tablespono butter, 4 cup sweet milk, cup flour to which l teaspoon baking powder and a pinch of salt have been added. Bake slowly until the peaches are soft. Turn out on a plate and serve upside down. garnish with whipped cream.
 GRAPE JUICE PUDDING
 tablespoon granulated
 gelatin
 4 cup cold water
 A cup boiling water
 1 tablespoon lemon juice
 Z cup sugar
 cup purple grape juice
 cup whipped cream
 lady fingers
 Soak gelatin in cold water for 5 minutes, then dissolve in the boil ing water. Add sugar and fruit juices and when mixture begins to thickeH, fold in the stiffly whipped cream. Pour over lady fingers which have been arranged in a nat bowl or pan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-07
PEAR BUTTER

Slice quarts of ripe pears which have ben pared and cored. Cook until soft with just enough water to keep the fruit from burning. Mash thoroughly, add 1s pound brown sugar and teaspoon cinna- mon, mixed together, and tea- spoons lemon juice. Cook until the jam is thick, stirring frequently to prevent burning. Seal in hot ster- ilized jars.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-07

$AAN% S@@ '" v AN@ w irving at an un- derstanding of many beauty ills. In the old days, you may remem- Der, blemishes of the skin were said to be the re- suit of an evil spell cast by some jealous person. Ii did not occur to beauty doctors then to trace the cause back to some personal in- fringement of di- nfo WY h xr,c
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-07

Today we know that such defects as loss of hair and a bad complex ion are usually due to some dietary deficiency or excess; certain types of eruptions follow a rundown con- dition due to lack of iron; others
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-07
HEAVENLY HASH DESSERT

Have all fruit very cold. To l cup diced fresh peaches add cup halved strawberries or whole red raspberries, l cup melon balls. Sprinkle with orange or lemon juice to prevent discoloration of the peaches. Whip 1 cup heavy cream, sweeten slightly and fold in 1a cup shredded cocoanut. Pile chilled fruit in little pink paper charlotte baskets. top with the CO coanut whipped cream, sprinkle with chopped nuts and serve at
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-07
------ AT THE CHILDREN'S TABLE -
 TAKE TIME FOR A LITTLE CHAT AT THE NOON HOUR

I can almost hear a chorus of protest as I make the suggestion t h a t mothers take time for Q little visit with the c h il d r e n while they are eating their mid- day meal. Of course 1t comes during the bus fest part of the h 0 u g e k e e ping
 A e >>A aa,n z. ss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-07
FOODS FAVORABLE TO BEAUTY - IMPERFECTIONS VANISH
 WHEN DIET IS CORRECTED
y KATHLEEN MARY QUINLAN
Stylist in Beauty

Considering the many centuries which have been devoted to the cause of beauty, it seems strange that the world was so long in ar.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-07
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and a salad such as watercress, onion and orange dressed with well-seasoned French dressing. This recipe will bake very well in a top
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-07

we'll seem an interruption of the full program scheduled. But do 1t anyway ..for your own skae as we'll as for the children.
 If you can put aside for only
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-07

New Headquarters of London's special constabulary has wine cellar, a roof garden and a dance hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-07

Brazil went in for wine produc- ton when European tariffc cut down her coffee exports, produc- ing 30.000,000 gallons in 1893.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-07
FROZEN TOMATO SALAD

Cook 2 cups diced ripe toma- toes for 10 minutes with season. ings of 2 cloves, 2 tablespoons sugar, 1 tablespoon salt, A tea spoon celery salt, or 3 pepper corns, l tablespoon minced onion, l teaspoon chopped parsley. 2 tablespoons vinegar. Press through a sieve and pour into freezing tray of automatic refrigerator. Freeze to a mush, then add k cup cream or 1 egg white beaten until stiff. Finish freezing. Serve as a sher- bet with the meat course, or as a salad, arranged on crisp lettuce and dressed with mayonnaise or French dressing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-07

denote deficiency in calcium ( i0dine
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-25

kidcriilt, hogy 4 radikalisok
puccsra kesziiltek.
Husz szemely letart6ztatasaval
a kormany felkelesre iranyuld
torekveseket elnyomta.
Spahyolorszagban Catalo-
niaban - a multi heti valaszta-
sok a radikalisokat juttattak
gy6zelemre, akik egyuttal teljes
fiiggetlensegre is palyaznak.
Ugy latszik, hogy magaban
Spanyolorszagban is sikeriil a
kIlonboz6 radikalis elemeknek
kozos blokkot csinalni, ugy, hogy
a katholikus- es monarchista-
parti kepvisel6k a parlamentben
befolyassal mem birnak.
A cubai spanyol erdekeltsegek
erelyesen kovetelik, hogy kor-
many avatkozzek a cubai dol
gokba, amit azonban a szocialis-
ia kormany mem nagyon enged-
het meg maganak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-25
| MENDIETA
KORMANYAT

valosziniileg el fogja Wash
ington ismerni es az uj kor-
many gondoskodni fog rola, hogy
az amerikai vallalatok karpot.
last kapjanak forradalomban
szenvedett vesztesegekert es
hogy havanai villanytrust Gu
ba nepet tovabb is szabadon ra-
bolja.
Kozben az evi cukortermeles
hetven szazaleka semmire ment
es Cuba nepe bananon es eset-
leg kenyeren fog elni egy evig,
amig mem lesz egy Vi termes.
Puerto Rico vi kormanyzot
kapott Roosevelttdl, aki sokkal
ratermettebb ere tisztsegre,
mint az el6dje volt akit szive-
sen varnak : Egyesiilt Allamok
karabi birtckan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-25
JOHNSON
GENERALS MERGES

beszedben intette le a senate
rokat es egy csomo ostobasagot
mondott New Yorkban, ami
esetleg XII fogja ropiteni a l.elye-
rol.
Az elnok ellenben. belatta a
panasz jogossagat Is elrendelte,
hogy amennyiben a NRA admi-
nisztraciojanal ilyen panaszra
i,em tudnak orvoslast talalni, fell
lebbezni lehet a Federal Trade
COMMISSIONER.
A Federal Trade Commission
szovetsegi fiiggetlen intezmeny,
amely eddig kulonosen a koz-
szolgalati vallalatoknak es meg
kilonosebben a villanytrusztnak
szerzett sok rossz 6rat. Ennel a
forumnal a panaszok igazsagot
fOgnak talaln1.
A NRA ellen fe1hozott pana-
szok kapcsan aztan erdekes kor-
manytervet hoztak napvilagra.
Elarultak, hogy a kormany
esetleg villanyos kellekeket fog
gyartani IS piacra adm, hogy a
General Electric monopoliumat
megtorje.
A hatalnas vallalat a patentok
osszevasarlasaval minden YER
senyt kitorolt az orszagbol Is a
villanyos felszerelesek gyartasa-
val szabadon rabelja a kozon-
|seget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-25
A MAGYAR BETUT IS

iinneplik a heten, inert mikor
Detroitban a Kemeny Gyorgy
tiszteletere rendezett banketthezs
leii1nek, a magyar irast iinnep-
lik.
Kemeny Gyorgy irodalmi mum
kassagat meltanyoljak mind J
ket hazaban mig otthon = leg
el6kel6bb irodalmi tarsas&goIx
orokos tagsagokkal tiintettek XII.
addig nalunk id6nkent banket-
tekben nyilatkozik meg az ame-
rikai magyarsag tisztelete az 6sxl
kolt6 irant.
Az iinneples napjan egy&b-
kent bemutatasa lesz egy vi
Kemeny-darabnak Is az amerilkai
magyarsag egy Vi oldalar6l fog-
ia megismerni ait az ir6t, ali
negyven eve szantja a betiit ko-
zottink.
Hihet6, hogy a Kemeny da-
rabokat mas magyar kol6niak-
ban is el6adjak Is az amerikai
magyarsag ot evtized utan eljut
oda, hogy a sajatmagarol, sajat
maganak, sajat iroi altal irt da-
rabjaiban gyonyorkodhetik, ami
kiegesziti az eddigi csonka szel-
lemi eletiinket, mely "a volt szo-,
rulva az importalt irodalmi TO-
mekre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-25
II = tt : = = N LIE

szegenyebb ember is meg tudja
szerezni.
Minthogy a vasutak szovetsegi
iizembe valo vetele mar mem ker-
des, minthogy hatalmas villany-
telepei lesznek az orszagnak es
minthogy eszerint iparvallalatok-
ba is fognak penzt fektetni, a
szocializmus gyors leptekben ha-
lad el6re ebben az orszagban.
Mindezek tetejebe elhatarozott
szandeka kormanynak. hogy az
RFC iparvallalatoknak is ad kol-
csont, ha ARA congressus az
engedelyt megadia IS ICY egyal-
talan mem lehctetlep, hogy cgy
par evtized alatt legnagyobb
va1lalatok lit is kormanykezen,
vagy legalabb kormany ellen6r-
zes alatt miikodnek.
Hiszen a RFC reszvenyvasar
lasai reven bankok felett mar
a kormany eros feliigyeletet gya-
korol es mem egy esetben tor
tent intezkedes, hogy kormany-
max nem tetsz6 bankigazgatokat
kicsereltek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-25
A KIS ANTANT FONTOS

gyulest tart Zagrabban, hogy
megprobalja nyelbe iitni Bal
kan szovetseget, amibe eddie
Bulgariat belevinni mem tudtak
A Balkan szovetseg garantal.
ma jelenlegi teriiletek epssgeit
amit Bulgaria mem hajlando meg
tenni.
A jelenlegi gyiiles fegyver-
kezes iigyevel, a revizio kerdese.
vel foglalkozik es ujra kijelenti
hogy reviziot csak Ligan k..
resztil szabad a levert allamok.
max remelni. Minthogy a Ligs
francia erdekszovetseg gyiile.
kezete, elkepzelhet6, hogy ott
milyen finom chance lenne ma.
gyar revizi6t keresni.
A gyiles allast foglal mindea1
osztrak-magyar kozeledes lehe.
tosege ellen is, amivel voltakep-
pen a Mussolini politikajat ke-
resztezik.
Erdekes es az ld6k jele, hogy
lmig levert allamok revizioba
vetett remenysegeiket bekesen
rabizzak a viszonyokra Is az
id6kre, kis antant bintudatos
lelkiismerete mem tud nyugodni
es az "rem" a letezesiiket al
landoan kiserti.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-25

helyxetbsn van, mint Az elnok
Birja a lakossag bizalmat Is ICY
nem lehet miikod9set elgancsolni
Megirtam a multkor, hogy al
allan kormanyzoja nekirohaht .
polgarmesternek Is progressziy
tervenek Is kijelentette, hogy a
kert rendkivuli hatalmat nem ad
ia meg a szamara.
A szavazok olyan hangulatban
targyaltak a do1ogrol, hogy a
kormanyzo ur jonak latta meg
valtoztatni az allaspontjat Is
bar a polgarmester mem kapta
meg rendkiviili hatalmat, meg
kapta ait Board of Estimate
varosi testiilet, amelyben La
Guardiailak van feltetlen tobb-
sege.
Eddigi intezkedesei altalanos
megelegedessel talalkoznak, XII
|nevezesein kritizalni valot mem
tudnak talalni es ha polgarmes-
ter mem megy tulsagosan mesz-
sze. mikor politikai masinajat
kezdi kiepiteni, akkor tortenel-
met csinal New Yorkban.
Chicagoban a reform-torekve-
seket egyszeriibben es gyorsab-
ban szoktak elintezni.
\ heten keilett volna egy sze.
leskori szovetsegi vizsgalatnak
kezd6dni a varosi korrupciot IL
.et6leg es a Sees szavazasok visa
szaeleseit azok hatteret akar.
tax kirnutatni.
A legfontosabb tanu, Brun-
dage, hirhedt republicans po-
litikai bosz egyszeriien ongyil-
kos lett, legalabb. fegyvert talal-
tax a kezeben. Chicagoban AL
suttogjak, hogy az ongyilkossae
aem biztos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-25
MOST MAR
HIVATALOSAN

is bejelentette Japan, how
Manchuria berenc-uralkod6 ii, y
gyerekkoraban eliizott volt kinai
csaszart meg fogjak koronaznf
IS er6sen cs0rgetik japan kar-
dot az egesz vilag ellen ebb6l
az alkalombol.
A bekes japan allamferfiak -
katonatisztek lassankent elbocs&-
tatnak Is helyeiket azok toltiIk
be, akik hisznek 4 japanok fegy-
verkezeseben Is akik ait aixar-
jak Is AIT valljak, hogy Japan
van hivatva a sarga fajt -.
Azsiat uralni.
Nap-nap utan haborus j6sla-
tokat hallunk a vilag minden
reszeb6l es a feher hatalmak ko-I
molyan szamitanak azzal AZ e.
het6seggel, hogy az orosz-japan
haborut elkeriilni mem tudj&k.
Mem lehetetlen, hogy a feherek
egy ilyen haboruban leszamo1nak
Japannal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-25
LATIN AMERIKABAN
Macy

aggodalommal nezik, hogy mi
tortenik Cubaban IS az ottani
allapotokrol az Egyesiilt ALA
mok kozonsege egyaltalan mines
informalva.
AIT tudja mindenki, inert a
lapok bowen megirjak, hogy a
multi heten ket Vi elnoke is
volt a szerencsetlen orszagnak
$ hogy jelenleg a konzervativ
Mendieta van a kormanyon.
De mem tudjak, hogy Cuba
ban az amerikai befektetesek egy
nagy reszet munkastanacsok at
vettek, hogy sztrajkok es kom-
munista torekvesek majdnem
mindent megbenitottak az or
szagban hogy hol a vasuti mum
kasok, hol mas kozszolgalati al
kalmazottak sztrajkolnak.
Mem tudja az Egyesult ALA
mok lakossaga, hogy Grau el-
noksegenek Washington vetett
veget azaltal, hogy kormanyatol
megtagadta az "elismerest" Is
nem tudjak. ebben az orszagban,
hogy Grau kormanyanak volt a
legnagyobb partja Cubaban.
Erdekes egyebkent, hogy a
megbuktatptt elnokot bantam
mem mertek hogy kozel tiz-
ezren eljeneztek a hajonal, mi
kor bucsut mondott az orszag-
max, hogy Mexicoba utazzek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-25
~ HccYEC .asfasI So
KORMANYSZERVEK

kozul eddig a leghevesebben a
NRA-t ta1nadtak a congressus
fels6 hazaban. A tainadas MEM a
t6kes osztaly reszerSla aerktzett,
hanem a liberalisok csoportjatol,
amelyek Borah senatorial az ellen
a NRA 1eple alatti visszaeleseket
targyaltak.
Koztudomasu es ,ebben a ro-
vatban is tobb izben $40 volt
rola, hogy a nagytoke a NRA
lep1e alatt Sherman fele truszt
ellenes torvenyt egyszeriien ha-
talyon kiviil helyezte Is amig a
munkasok erdekeben keszitett
hetedik paragraphs ellen elkese-
redett harcot vivott, addig az
arak iigyeben nenl siettek meg
egyezni.
Trusztokat es kartelleket csi-
naltak, az arakat egysegesen
emeltek es megszabtak, vagyis
a szabad versenyt egyszerre
megsziintettek az egesz yonalon
az orszagban.
Azon a cimen, hogy tisztes-
segtelen versenyt akarjak meg.
olni, minden nyersanyag arat
emeletesre emeltek Is ezek a
visszaelesek ma mar sulyos ter
heket raknak fogyasztokra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-25

FolytatAs 4 ak oldalr6l.l
max nemcsak a biztositashoz, ha-
mem a kanathoz is.
Kilonosen a kisebb yideki
bankok meg kiilonosebben a
szenvidekek bankjai szoktak a
betev6k penzet rendesen azok
tudta nGlkiil time-certificate-
ekre tenni. jo lesz tehat nlind.n-
kinek utana nezni, hogy a ka-
matokat el ne veszitse.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-25

|VALAMIVEL

nyugodtabb hangulat, inert
most mar biztos, hogy a fran
ciak Is a nemetek meg fognak
egymassal egyezni.
A leszerelesi konferenciat ell
halasztottak februar 13-ig, inert
AIT hiszik, hogy akkorra nagy-
jab6l meg lesz a ket ellenfel
kozt az egyezseg, amely ugyan
lem lesz sem lefegyverzes, sem
a fegyverkezes korlatozasa, ha-
mem a nemeteknek engedik meg,
hogy hadseregiik l3tszanat a ha-
romszorosara emeljek.
"A Liga bizottsagot kiildott XII,
hogy franciak altal megszallva
tartott Saar volgyeben a nep-
szavazast el6keszits&k Is ellen
6rizzek, de lehetseges, hogy id6
|kozben erre is meg fog a ket
nagyhatalom egyezni egymassal,
Nemetorszagban a be1s6 beke
mem ALT helyre, az cgyhazak
farkasszemet neznek az allam-
NAL, i Hitler kormany viszont
nindent elk0vet, hogy abszolut
uralniat meg jdbban meger0-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-25
EZEN Az
0NGYILKO OSSAGON

kiviil is nagy volt gangster-
yilag kronikaja a multi heten, bar
a jelenlegi viszonyok kozt nehez
megallapitani, hogy az alvilag Is
gangster-kronika hol kezd6dik.
Harrimannak, "a milliomos
csalad egyik bankcsalojanak a
targyalasat vegre megtartjak,
inert birosag megallapitotta,
hogy az uri gonosztev6 mem
6riilt. Egy ev 6ta az iigyvedei Is
a csalad befolyasaf azon a cimen
akartak megmenteni a sikkasztas
torvenyes kovetkezmenyei el6l,
IS mem jutott soha eszukbe, hogy
milyen furcsa lenne, ha megal-
lapitanak, hogy 6rulten volt New
York egyik nagy bankjanak a
vezet6je.
A chicagoi orvosn6 gyilkossagi
targyalasan xviii a minnesota
emberrablas adott megfelel6 szen
zaciot az ilyesmire ehes k6zon-
segnek, a munkas gangsterek
sorai Philadelphiaban szenvedtek
vereseget,
OFT tortent el6szor, hogy a
-szabo munkasok Federation
racket-rendszerebe, tartozo seer
vezetet NRA szavazasnal egy
nehany miihelybol sikeresen XII
szavaztak. inert eddig a Fedora
tionhoz tartozo szervezetekkel
nem birtak.
A zeneszek new york; SERVE
zete a birosagnal most keres me-
nedeket az A. F. L. graft-rend-
szere ellen, a banyaszok viszont
eppen most szenvedtek hasonlo
igyekezetiikben Illinoisban vere-
|seget.