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Evening star., 1935-01-20
MRS. H.A. BELLOWS.
EXPIRES AT HOME.
Long Illness Fatal to Wife of
Vice President of Broad
casting Chain.

Mrs. Mary Sanger Bellows, 46, wife
Of Henry Adams Bellows, vice presi-
dent Of the Columbia Broadcasting
System, died yesterday at her home,
2lol Connecticut avenue, after long
illness.
For the past two years resident
Of this city, Mrs. Bellows was . MEM
Der Of the board Of Columbia Hospital
and was . member Of the Women's
Committee Of the National Symphony
Orchestra.
A native Of Annapolis, Md, she was
the daughter Of the late Charles Rob-
ert Sanger, at one time professor Of
Chemistry ct the United States Naval
Academy. Subsequently her father be-
came professor Of chemistry and di-
rector Of the chemical laboratory at
Harvard University and Mrs. Bellows
spent most Of her early life in Cam
bridge, Mass. She married Mr.. Bel
lows in 1911 while he was assistant
professor at the University OF Minne-
sofa and for ~ years lived in Mime
apolis. She came here with her hus-
band In 1888. Mrs. Bellows is survived
by her husband, a daughter. Mrs.
Philip Winston Ptllsbury Of Chicago,
and q son, Charles Sanger Bellows,
o student at Harvard University.
Funeral services will be held at
Mount Auburn Chapel, Cambridge,
Mas, tomorrow afternoon.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
PROFITS IN WAR
BEFORE CONGRESS
Senate to Press Munitions
Probe and House to Act
on Draft.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
Congressional experts yesterday
completed arrangements for an as
sault next week against prof1teer dol
lars in war and In preparation for war
Senate investigators will be IN 'front.'
with q resumption tomorrow Of their
munitions inquiry. They want to find
out from leading shipbuiders whether
there was any colluston in getting con-
tracts for the Navy's fighting vessels.
The campaign extends the following
day. to the other end Of the Capitol,
where the House Military Committee
starts hearings on a measure to draft
all necessary services and material re-
sources of citizens and industry into
the military forces in case Of war.
simultaneously. the House Naval
Committee will start survey Of the
Nations naval progress and needs.
Draft Hearings to End.
Chairman McSwain, Democrat, Of
South Carolina of the Military Com
mittee said he expected to wind up
hearings by the end of the week on
his universal draft bid BY the close
of the following week he hoped for
committee approval of the measure.
The bill would fix and freeze the
prices of all things the civilian popula-
ton must have in time of war, as
well as those the Government needs
in order to conduct war, once con-
flict begins.
II don't believe there will be any
group that will dare oppose the gen.
eral principles Of the BILL" he asserted.
Both major parties have had in
their platforms planks calling for
elimination of wartime profits. AL
patriotic organizations and 80 out
of 100 men you meet on the street
say it ought to be done"
High up on his list of witnesses are
the names of Hugh s. johnson, Ber-
nard M. Baruch and Gen. Douglas
MacArthur-the three compose the
board designated by President Roose-
welt to seek formula for taking ex.
cess profits from war.
Senators Are Divided.
The Senate committee went at its
work with members divided on the
time for legislation growing out of
tors desired bill at a comparatively
early date. Others wanted further
investigation before preparation Of
measure.
The Army and Navy Secretaries and
many other witnesses are expected to
appear at the House hearing.
The Senate committee wants to
ask about a reported boost in the
price of cruisers from So, 900 900 apiece
in 1882 to S16,O00,000 in 1884.
Answers will be sought from spokes-
men, as yet undisclosed. for the New
port News, New York and Bethlehem
shipbuilding companies, all Of which
have Navy contracts.
Rear Admiral Emory S. Land, chief
of the Navy Bureau Of Construction
and Repair, has been called by the
House Naval Committee to tell how
far along the Navy has moved on the
path to full treaty strength.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

TODAY.
Breakfast meeting, National Pub
lie Housing Conference, Willard Hotel,
3 am.
Initiation meeting, Washington
Chapter, Catholic Daughters of Amer
lea, Willard Hotel, $40 pm.
Town hall meeting, speaker, Lieut..
Col. Stewart Roddie, c. v. O., London,
on Germany and Hitlerism," Shore
ham Hotel, 8 pm.
Luncheon, Phi Gamma Sorority.
Wardman Park Hotel, 1890 pm, and
tea, 4 pm.
Annual card party and dance, Iota
Theta Sorority, Arlington Hotel, 8
pm.
TOMORROW.
Meeting, election Of officers, Phyl-
lis Wheatley Y. W. G. A., 901 Rhode
Island avenue, 7:30 pm.
Annual card party, American Lib
erty Chapter, Daughters Of American
Revolution. Shoreham Hotel, 2 pm.
Dinner and card party, the 500
Club Hamilton Hotel, 8 pm.
Dance, Sigma Phi Gamma Frater-
nifty, Hamilton Hotel, 0 pm.
Banquet, Jacoby Society, La Fayette
2 pm.
Dance, All-States Society ofhcers,
La Fayette Hotel, 8 pm.
Annual meeting, American Society
Of Landscape Architects, Mayhower
Hotel, Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Lecture, Miss Janet Richards, VII
hrd Hotel, II am.
Meeting, the Huguenot Society OF
Warrington. Club Of Colonial Danes,
1900 New Hampshire avenue, . pm.
Evening star., 1935-01-20

charged against local consumers
should be carefully policed."
He said several suburban gas COM
panies were subsidiaries of the Wash
ington Gas Co. or engaged in the
manufacture or sale Of gas in Mary
land and Virginia. He added that a
recent compromise settlement of a gas
rate case in Arlington County fol-
lowed finding by the Virginia Pub
lie Service Commission that charges
for wholesale gas from the Washing
ton and Georgetown companies to
the Virginia companies were too
high"
Evening star., 1935-01-20
FLYING TO ATLANTA

q. s. Marshal Takes Two Grim
inals to Penitentiary.
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico. January
10 up. United States Marshal
Draughon tonight was flying to At
Evening star., 1935-01-20
Night Final Delivery

The "Pink Edition" of The Star known as the Night
Final printed at pm is delivered throughout the city
at 55c month together with The Sunday STAR at
70c per month.
This IS special service that many people desire for
the very latest and complete of the day.
Call National 5000 and say that you want the Might
Final delivered regularly to your home and delivery
will start Immediately.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
THE GREATEST PERFORMERS
that ever bore the Chevrolet name and the
MOST ECONOMICAL to operate and maintain

prsing of all, this performance is accompanied by
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miles per gallon of gas more miles to filling of
oil in either of these cars than in the great money
saving Chevroets of other yea They the most economical
well the most brilliant and capable motor that
Chevrolet has produced Your Chevrolet dealer cordially
invites you drive of these and experience
the marvellous performance which Chevrolet engineers have
built into them at your earliest convenience We suggest
that you see him today!
Evening star., 1935-01-20
Train Service Speeded.

CHICAGO. January 10 R.-Eghty
minutes for IS miles, called the fast
est train schedule between metropoh-
tan centers In the Nation, will be the
time of two new trains on the NIL
waukee, which tomorrow start run
ming between Chicago and Milwaukee.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
Farm Credit Official Speaker.

Frank A. O'Connor, general agent
OF the Farm Credit Administration in
the Omaha region, will lecture on
Helping the Farmer" in the audi
torium Of the Music Building, Cath
olic University, Wednesday at pm.
Secretary Of Agriculture Wallace will
preside.
Evening star., 1935-01-20

lanta with two convicted criminals in
his custody.
He considered the two-Juan Garcia
and Mariana Petrovit-convicted Of
impersonating immigration officers and
attempted extortion-too dangerous to
travel by steamer. SO he asked and
received permission from Washington
to fly his prisoners to the Federal
prison.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
Dance Announced.

- OxON HILL, Nd, January 10 (Spe-
ciaD "A snow ball dance will be held
In the Oxon Hill High School next Fri
day evening. It is sponsored by MEM
bers Of the faculty and students.
Evening star., 1935-01-20

oz=l - Be prepared for a real thrill when you take
~ the wheel of 1885 Chevrolet. For these
performers extraordinary: The nmbles eetest. most
spirited that bore the Chevrolet The Blue
Flame vavenhead engine, which powers all Chevrolet models
for 1885, vtay mproved the response to the throttle at
low speeds greatly increased and the results win YOU
These Chevroes faster the gtasoy than you'd be
willing believe you didn't actually and feel their
abiEtes They equally impressive in power speed
moothness Of operation driving safety. Most
La opinión., 1935-11-24

81 era ell que yo buscaba, 10 coloc0
sobre la mesa y me indujo a leerlo.
La historic descrita en- aquel per-
Canine era tan rara, tan sorprenden-
te Y ~maravillosa que lie pedi permiso
para transcribirla. Pase muchos con-
tratiempos esforzandome por descl-
frar algunos pasajes obscuros, pero
NADIA me detenfa. Conserve una CO.
pia exacta de la narration, escrita en-
ell estilo anticuado del monte cronls-
ia.
Decia parte de la misma:
"Ducado de Edenia, A. D. 1912.
"Vida de San Rudelio de Nuzlo'
Duque de Edenia, Condo de Nifonte,
Fundador de muchas Ordenes Relgio
sas, v ell mas humilde cordero de Je-
sucristo, Nuestro Senor".
CAPITULO XL.-Donde Sc expli-
can los horribles tormentos de TODD
pecador que ha manchado sus manos
con sangre humana, segun las eonfe-
stones de Rudelio. hechas a su hernia
no, eli cronista. DIES IRAE, DIES
lila SOLVET, SAECULUM IN FA-
VILLA; TESTE DAVID CUM SYBl-
LLA".
"Por muchos amos la idea de haber
cometido un crimen horroroso, despia
dadamente torturaba a Rudelio de
Nuzio. Profundamente, en- los recon
ditos rincones de su atormentado ce-
rebro la horrible escena Sc reprodu-
cia. como 81 ALI la lutheran grabado
con un e~stilete candente. Donde quie
ra v a todas horas creia %escuchar las
huecas pisadas de su victima que re
sonaban en- su cerebro como los u
nerales redobles de un tambor. unos
dedos d~escarnados y largos 10 sena-
6alaban inflexiblemente. En- sus OF
dos re%percutfan ruidosas impreeacio-
mes. Sus ojos desorbitados lefan por
donde ouiera las llameantes palabras
de Ia lev mosaica: mo MATARAS!
NO MATARAS" y el habia matado!
Ell habia hundido su puhal en- ell euer-
La opinión., 1935-11-24
20 ~inocente de su

DO inocente de su
victima! Habia roto ell
mandamiento sagrado!
Su alma habfase revolt
cado en- I'm charco de sangre
humanal Ell, que nunca habia ina
ginado tenir sus manos aLtes pu-
ras habia ~descendido al mlsmo nivel
del asesino vulgarl SANGRE! San
gre vefa por donde quiera! En- u la
bios, en- sus manos, en- su misma al
NAL Aun cuando apuraba ell vino ro-
10 lie parecia que ell licor tenia ell sa-
Dor de la sangre, de la sangre de su
hermosa v divinal Celestia!
Su vida, que Ell habia pensado de-
dicar a propositos mas elevados ha-
bia sido torcida por cireunstancias
inesperadasi
Feliz viva con su adorable esposa
Celestia, en- SUI p~alacio cubierto de
hermosas plicinas. que sc alzaba a las
margenes del caudaloso Rino La to
rres v tapias del palacio Sc reflejaban
sobre las aguas cristalinas. Las pare
des de su mansion, a~dornadas con
tiguas ~panoplias, gobelinos Y tapices
s~ervfan de magnifico fondo para que
Sc destacara la figura cimbreante y
fina de Celestia. Vivian solos. Dios
no habia bendecido a la pareia con un
hijo. icon que efusion y carino re-
cordaba Rudelio la gracil imagen de
Celestia. su cuello blanco como los
cisnes adornado con flamigeros u
bies, SUI rostro maritime. hgeramente
matizado con ell s%onrojo de la %juven-
tud, su cabello rizado v dorado que
Gaia indolentemente sobre sus hom-
bros marm6reos. su noble frente y sus
ojos color de cielo!
FL Hermano Rudelio estaba en- la
flor de su iuventud. Era I'm mancebo
alto, fornido. de CUTS moreno, olos
obscuros, pelo negro Y ondulado. Era
La opinión., 1935-11-24

deras. techado con piZarra y rodeauo
de atlas paroles, inquiri por ell Paore
Rogumil. Abate de a Orden, con Ell
deseo de due me m%ostrara los anna
rillentos programmes que descrlolah
la vida del santo patron, eserita y
enbellecida con miniadas y artlsticas
iluminaciones por las manos pacleh-
tes de un cronista ~desconocldo y mon
jill.
BESIDE tiempos inmemoriales los
manuscritos %preciosos estaban qua.
dados en- la biblioteca de esta rem
giosa congregation, como lnestlma-
bles reliquias. =.
Ell Padre Bogumil, elogiando mi
deseo de conocer los pasaJes mas IN
teresantes de la vida de San Rude
lilo corresponds a mi peticion. y men
tras ensalzaba con palabras caldas
las deyotas virtudes Y la santidad del
famoso ermitaho. me guio por ell som
brio corredor. que Nevada a la olpHo-
teca de la Orden.
Aoui. en- anaqueles de rGstiea ma
dera sc vefan gruesos y viejos info
Hos de tradiciones y leyendas hagio-
praficas. de uncial caligrafia Y Sos
tenidos por pequehas cadenas de me
RIO. La sutil y satinada luz auroral
Sc tamizaba por los v%itrales multico-
lores prestando a todos los obJetos
csc e~ncanto mistico Y sugerente que
hace de las cosas antiguas tengan tan
raro magnetismo.
Fray Bogumil, extendi6 un vieJo
pergamino ante su vista Y despues de
dar una ligera oieada para enterarse
La opinión., 1935-11-24

dioso y an ~
sioso de sobrepasar
a los mas distinguidos humans
tas de su tempo y por este
motive, con devotion paciente, consa-
graba los mejores dias de su vida a
descifrar los secretos de la natura-
leza.
En- uno de los rincones mas apar-
tados de su palacio habia instalado su
laboratorio. Ali. inclinado sobre las
retortas v los alambiques haeia expe-
rimentos de alquimia para crear o des
cubrir un ~eompuesto que aprisionara
la luz milagrosa del sol para hacer una
iowa rara. Para acompanarlo en- su
soledad Celestia habia convenido en-
i~nstalar su lecho, cubierto con un do
sci de t~erciopelo. en- ell mlsmo Iugar
donde Rudelio hacia sus estudios.
Sobre una mesa delicadamente Ia
brada Sc hallaban varios volumenes.
Cerca de la mesa un a%lambique donde
combinaba las ~substancias Y sobre
otro mueble I'm cuervo que era ell
a~companante hdgubre de nuestro san
to patron cuando Celestia Sc alejaba.
Noche tras noche Rudelio inhalaba
los vapores que e~scapaban de las re
tortas V hojeaba los volumenes con
ansiedad.
Mientras Ell hacia sus experimentos
permitia que Celestia visitara a sus
amigos; no deseaba condenarla in1til
laonte a su encierro voluntario. Al
(SigRe en- Ia Ga. pd9ind)
PAGINA S
La opinión., 1935-11-24

N visite ell famoso Mo
nasterio de San Rudeiio
(fundado por este piadose
v. venerable ermitaho)
construido con piedras gri
ses, ventanas ojivales ador
nadas con graciles enreda-
La opinión., 1935-11-24

-"iPerdon, perdonl-murmu
raba la miserable pecadora.
-"iNo! Me robasteis la fell
cidad. Por vos mi vida Sc convir-
ito en- una interminable cadena
de infortunios y tormentos, y aho
ra, cuando estais al horde de la
muerte. demandais perdon cobar
dementel Ell cielo iuzgara quien
de los dos tiene razon!"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19
(Folytatjuk.)

sen mem tudtak.
Ugy latszik, hogy a tekinte-
lyek lejartak magukat, S hihe-
think a tarsadalmi berendezke-
desr6l akarmit, sajnalhatjuk a
tekintelyek zulleset, mem ta-
gadhatjuk, hogy ait kierde-
meltek teljes mertekben.
Az ehez6 milliok tizen0t
ewes verg6desben tapasztaltak,
hogy a f0ldi istenek sem oko-
sabbak nalunknal, hogy mem
kiveteles kepessegeik helyeztek
6ket a magasba, S termeszetes,
hogy t0bbe mem nezik 6ket
olyan babonas felelemmel,
mint regebben, mikor meg a
"nagy"- ok kicsinysegeivel mem
voltak tisztaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19

dig egy ilyen kis leszurassal
vegeztek.
A liberalisak sz0vetseget ke-
reso kommunistak a haboru
ellen szavalnak es tiltakoz6
gyilleseket rendeznek az egesz
orszagban. Miert mem tilta-
koztak egyetlen egysegfront
gyulesen az ellen, hogy a
Szovjet, amt Ok 'munkasha-
zajuknak" neveznek, az ola
szokat a legszuksegesebb hadi-
felszerelessel honapokon ke-
resztul ellatta. Es meg csak
mem is tevedett Oroszorszae
kormanya, inert az olajat es
buzat mem Qlaszorszagba
kjildtek a hajok szazain, ha.
mem egyenesen az afrika.
harcterre.
Mem a haboru ellen egv.
segfrontoznak tehat "0ntuda.
, tos" barataink, hanem a Szov.
jet kulpolitikaja erdekeben
valamint azert, amt a multi.
kor egy 6rizetlen pillanatbar
beva1lott vez&rcikkkben a kom.
munistak magyar nyelver
megjelen6 IS folyton a legal.
jasabb nodorban gyalazkodt
szennylapja.
"Hozzatok be az EGYSEG.
FRONTOKON KERESZTtjI
MINDENKIT AZ IWO-BA
EMELJUK Az EGYSEGFRON
TOKON KERESZTt}L Az
TWO LETSZAMAT A DUP.
LAJARA."
Ez az igazi celia az egyseg-
frontnak, anir6l csak elvetve
csak tevedesb6l beszelnek.
Bevinni a magyar egyletek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19

Akik a magyar nyelvU
szennylapjaikban az '0ntu-
datos" 0ntudatlanokat csak
gyul0letre tanitottak idaig,
akik csak uszitottak k0z0t-
tink, akik a legaljasabb mo-
don belegazoltak mindenkibe,
ha az veletleniil be mem dult
a v0r0s maszlagnak.
Az. igazi kommunizmus az
emberszeretet hite lenne, ha e
sorok iroja tisztaban van a
kommunizmus fogalmaval.
Well, akik az vi El0re newt
ocsmanysagban idaig csak
egyetlen $40 emberszeretet ta-
laltak, azok am boruljanak a
v0r0s atyafiak keblere es jat-
szanak veluk egysegfrontokat
amig ait mem veszik eszre
hogy az v0r0sre van mazolva,
hogy ''az egysegfrontokon ke-
resztul" az TWO a magyar
egyleteket felfalja.
En- idaig abban a szenny-
lapban csak mocskol6dast.
llcsak fektelen uszitast, csaA
tajtekzt gyul5lk5dest talal:
tam es en- neri hjSGef1, h6gy
la moszkvaf parancsra a leo.
pard minden v0r0s foltja
egyszerre hofeher lesz.
De ha elhinnem, az egyseg-
frontbol akkor sem kernek,
inert egy par hete 6szinten
megirtak, hogy ezeket az egy-
segfrontokat az TWO toborz6
el6szobaiul akarjak: haszna1ni.
Es en- meg mem 1iyug0A
tam Dele. hogy nagy erSzag0s
egyleteinket belle kommuni-
zalak a nemzetk0zi IWO-ba.
Termeszetesen ki-ki maya
max hatarozza meg, hogy a
keblere borul-e ma annak, aki-
vel egymast tegnap gazem-
bernek neveztek.
De egy felev mulva, egy 6v
mulva, mikor mar kes6 lesz,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19
Meg mindig latjuk a lolabat
Nnket neo ov sem nd csbton; "kozos front"

tagsagat az IWO-ba, S befurni
az agilisabb exponenseiket
minden magyar egyletbe.
Ehhez a munkahoz kernek
most segedkezet a liberals es
radikalis elemekt0l, akikt6l
mem kevesebbet kivannak,
minthogy = a mi esetunkben
= az amerikai magyarsag
zOmet hajtsak be a KOZOS-
FRONTOKON KERESZTuL
az IWO-ba, ahogy ait abban
az 6szintesegi rohamban meg
irtak.
Ha ere a magyarok vallal-
kozni akarnak, akkor batran
egysegfrontozhatnak a voro-
s0kkel, de EFT a munkat mem
kell nekik vakon vegezni. Le-
gyenek tudatabari annak,
|:hogy rnilyen sserepre vallal-
koztak, hogy i1egint a tr6jai
falovat csempeszik as6k koze
a magyarok k0ze, akiket ICY
elvisznek a v0r0s vasarra.
En- megertem, hogy az
egyes magyar kol6niak ma
gyar exponensei, vagy mond-
juk magyar vezet6 emberei
nem szivesen kepeznek a v0-
ros pirnaszkodasnak alland6
celtablat, megkonnyebbtil-
mex, hogy az "egysegfront"
pillanatnyi beket hoz a v0ros
fekerek ragalomhadjarat
Ebben a megk0nnyebb
gukben aztan a csabit6 sz6ra
vakon bedulnek es leiilnek
egy talbot cseresznyezni azok-
kal a kalandorokk akik tit
soha kommunizmust meg
csak hirdetni sem pr6baItak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19

A bankbukasokkal kapcsola-
tos peres eljarasok sok bankArt
|vettek uldoz6be, de a szSvetskgi
birosagnak csak egyetlen eset-
ben sikeriilt a bankarokat -
Cleveland varosaban - ell
csukni. II
Ezeket a bankarokat Emery
Fried, az egyetlen magyar SD
yetsegi iigyesz iild05te. :;
valoszinunek tartjak, hogy
Fried Imre palyajat a s5ovet-
segi bird karban fogja vGg6S-
nj, a togaszok ait hiszik hogy
nala erdeniesebb ernbe1 meg
mem volt kinevezve szo7etsegi
bir6nak. Emery Fried tagja
tobb magyar egyesi1ethek Is
elenk reszt vesz a clayelandi
magyar eletben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19
ISTENEK ALKONYA

A f0ldi istenek alkonya van
el6ttiink sok-sok peldaban, mi
ota Europaban a vilaghaborut
bezartak.
Akkor lattuk el6sz0r t0mege-
sen, hogy a kiralyok es csa-
szarok hogy s0pr6dtek a he
lyukr6l, ugy latszott, hogy
ezt a csapast az emberiseg
egeszen szepen kibirja.
Kes6bb aztan magyaraztak,
szepitettek a dolgot, hogy a
foldi istenek bukasat a vesz-
tett haboru okozta, bar hat pl.
Olaszorszag vagy G0r0gorszag
a haborut mem vesztettek ell, S
oft a bukas megis megtortent.
Most azonban ait latjuk,
hogy ez a folyamat alland6,
hogy az nemcsak a haboruk,
SGT a vesztett haboruk utan
k6vetkezik be, hanem min
den napos iesz koruliilL.han. >.
Angliaban a minisztereln0k
van olyan ur, mint egy kisebb
balkAni orszag kiralya.
hs Angliaban az excellehcias
urakat hem hagytak sz6hoz
jutni a va1asztAsok alatt, s6t
sok helyen zaptsjAst, zoldse-
get vagdaltak a fejukli0z:
Mcdonald peldaul tizeifegy
helyen porbalt beszelni, de
egyik helyen sem sikeriilt ait
befejeznie, mig vegre kenyte-
len volt szeretett valaszt6ihoz
a radon keresztiil apellalni,
ahol vfsszafeleselni termeszete-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19

szinten kozos frontokrol be-
szeltek.
De inert akkor az ismertebb
magyarokat nemcsak hogy
mem hivtak, de egyenesen ell
lenik fordultak, be kellett
latniuk, hogy ilyen formaban
a t0megeket sem fogjak meg
kapni.
Es lassan elhallgatott min
den koz0skodes, amig a Lun-
deem bill arnyekaban a proze-
litalas munkajat ujra mem
probaltak.
Akkor j0tt meg a parancs
Moszkvabol, amt a Harmadik
I n t er nacionale nyilvanosan
adott XII nehAny h6napja, hogy
a radikalis es liberals elernek-
kel 0ssze kell fogni, k0zos from
tokat kell a fascizmus ellen
csinalni.
Mem azert, inert szivesseget
akarnak tenni ezeknek az ele-
meknek es mem azert, inert
6szinten egyiitt akarnak har-
colni a reakcio ellen, hanem
azert es csakis azert, inert a
Szovjet kiilpolitikai erdeke je-
lenleg ezt kivanja.
Es mikor a vilag kiilonb0z6
allamaiban szetsz6rva lev6
kommunista partok engedel-
meskednek ennek a parancs-
max, egyuttal ARA is el van
max keszulve, hogy holnap-
utan ellenkez6 parancs jon,
mikor aztan a mai sz0vetsege-
seket leszurjak.
AhOgy eddig a kiil0nb0z6
egysegfront kiserleteket min
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19

A nagyobb amerikai kolo-
niakban szorgalmasan epitik
AIT a bizonyos 'k0z0s frontot" !,
amelyben a liberalisabb ma
gyarok es a magyar nyelven
beszel6 kommunistak g0r0g-
tuzben egymas keblere borul-
max.
A kezdemenyezes mindenitt
komrlunista reszrol t0rtenik,
akik sziren hangokkal kerik a
mem -kommunista magyarokat,
hogy a "fascizmus meg a ha-
boru" ellen fogjon mindenki
kezet egymassal.
Es a liberalism gondolkozo
emberek mem lennenek liberia
lisak, ha be mem dulnenek
ennek a maszlagnak, mar t. i.
azok, akik a magyar nyelven
handabandazo kommunistakat
mem kisertek szemmel az utol-
SO evekben.
e sorok iroja ait hiszi, hogy
keves liberalisabb magyar van
Magyar Amerikaban nalAnal,
hiszen a magyar "vezerek" ra-
dikalisnak szoktak nevezni.
A k0z0s frontbol azonban a
magamreszer6l mem kerek, S
attol felek, hogy a k0z0sk0-
dest a kommunistakon Xviii
mindenki megbanja.
Ez az ujkeletiinek latsz6
nagy szerelem a kommunistak
reszerd mem is vi, de mem is
6szinte.
K0z0s frontokba hivtak 6k
mar a magyarokat regebben,
csakllDgy par evvel ezel6tt a
magyarDk k6zt vezet6 szerepet
j&tsz6 embereket a koz0ssegbe
mem akartak bevenni.
Mikor a 4'kishaztulajdo jdono-
sok" meg a 1kisbankbetev6k"
cin&n felallitott tr6jai falo-
vakban pr6baltak a magyar
b6anegek k6ze befurakodni,