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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-27
Fortune lin "Our Gang

One man with, vision has
amassed a fortunte because 4 he
realized the appealed child talent
IN the fiickers. He is Hal Roach,
who, IA years ago, organized
"Our Gang which has attained
as much fame as a group as any
one child start Of the screen has
gained. n
Roach has made more than 100
Juvenile comedies and his original
small studio has grown to a
$1.50o,000 plant.
Born in Eimira, N. T., So years
ago, Roach left home at. II to
adventure in Alaska. for several
years before coming. to Hollywood
to play COWBOY extra roles at $25
week.
Saving his money, he embarked
In production on his own, starting
with slapstick comedies, in which
he developed such later-famed
players as Harold Lloyd. the late
Mabel Normand, Polly Moran and
many Others.
In 1921 he burst forth with the
sour Gang" ideas and look
where he is now! He owns yacht,
an airplane. several high powered
autos. q string OF polo ponies, and
a half interest in the recently
opened Santa Anita race track.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-27
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON

Waterbury Democrat NEA service stan Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD March PA wistfu lad of years. clad in
tatted trousers and crowned with an diversified cap
marched to the gates of Fayland He pushed key into
the lock- it clicked and the gates opened.
The lad Jackie Coogan And since that day. years
ago. scores Of other youngsters have marched through the
gateway leading to the modern Faryand that is Hollywood
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-27

CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS new
~ er approached within 200o miles
OF Chile. vet that country. has hon.
ored the famous explorer In stamps
more than any other country in the
world. In fact, from the issuance
Of it's first stamps in 1855. Chile.
depicted Columbus, on practically
all its So stamps. the emily excep;;
ton being that OF Pedro, va1divia.
who founded Santiago. capital Of
Chile. in 1541.
Even after 1910. Chile continued
to give Columbus space on its
stamps. along with men and events
more closely related to its history
One such stamp was issued in 1911.
another In 1872, and third in
- Fl. & a g. 4 - 60
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-27

Baby stars the movie heavens wink
vanishing quickly Of great child
heights darling Shirley
Temple forgetting high position little
with hoop
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-27
EN- En-.

Putting the shot. Johnny Cipriano who sets sail
ON the matrimonial sea very shortly will be honored by his
South End friends at testimonial dinner TINS evening
at Ernie Schiavones cozy eater Rev. Francis Sugrue
former North End boy spiritual director of the Bridgeport
unit of the National Federation of Catholic Nurses dev
cred the commencement address to Is graduates OF ST. Vim
cents hospital in the Park City Thursday night Joe
Houlihan tells he will not return to Indian Neck TINS
year Joe and the boys enjoyed many pleasant times there
last year Marcel Doucette celebrated young dramatic
tenor will be guest solost the Blue Room Echoes pro
gram VITO in Hartford this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
Tune in and hear him sing, love Here Is My Heart
geieve Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms, and
"When Grow Too Old to Dream
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necficut: She had dizzy spells
every month. "One of my friends
told me about your Tablets" she
says, They are wonderful"
Chocolate ca6teG Small SIZE IS ceHks.
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University of Southern California.
Is this telling the enyious
mamas? You be the judge.
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NEXT: The five little 'big
shots,'' one OF whom draws rs
much salary as President ROose-
welt.
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Clip out this feature, attach
the stamp described, if you have
it or can get It, and paste mp In
scrapbo0k form.
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hart, a human comedy that might
be page from anybody's life.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-27

SUe0 IN 1SV0s
Copyright 1855. NEA Service. Incl
NEXT: Whae s'trpublesoms
twins'' werc parted By . vote? 20
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-27
FEEL MoND ERFUL
( Y ( R Y DAY
DERHAPS yola

DEKHAPS you
= could if you
did not have 90
suffer from peril
odic pains and dis
comfortss Have
you tried Lydia E:
Pinkham'
Sally Mafiel.
works in q mill
in Putnam, Con-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-27

1913. In all. ITO
Columbus stamps,
showing I'VE diff.
ferent portraits
Of the navigator.
have been issued
by Chile since
1858. The stamp
shown here IS one
OF three types is.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-27

aAau navy CmcI6Su Will Ahule anu
riches.
Hundreds; thousands, Of other
children have beaten and still are
beating in vain at that portal.
Surprising in charm and vivid
interest all the other romance
stories that have come out Of the
worlds celluloid capital is this
tale of the babes in Hollywood"
tAstute film. magnates have capt.
talized, to their immense profit,
on the. lleart-touch of childhood
on the screen, and today the
names. of youthful stars, many of
them toddlers. blaze, in garish
lights of .theater marques all
over the world.
"Saviors Of the movies" the
child stars have been labeled by
enthusiastic film moguls. But !. it
hasn't the prodigies. They've taken
In the same proportion.
1900 =
After brilliant career o. NE
screen, Jackie Coogan retired
with trust fund Of about
$1,500,00C. Shirley Temple, at
the ripe age of s, her dimples
twinkfing for millions Of Worship
Eful fans, earns $1,000 a week,
with an additional $3.50 weekly
going to her mother for looking
after the child during working
hours.
Jackie Cooper draws an even
larger salary, and a. bank presi-
dent, looking at his weekly check.
might be pardonedsa gasp OF envy
after learning the. wages drawn
by such topliners as Baby Jane"
Quigley, Baby Leroy, and Cora
Sue Collins.
And there worth every nickel
they garner, by the word of no
less a parsonage than Joseph I.
Breen, who Yields a potent club
as movie censorship car.
They're invaluable to the film
industry" is the Breen verdict:
Their appeal is unlimited"
pa~o,,x- Elo.I, rh
q a.. el'sS riv '-d
As: a. natural result, Hollywood |
has become a modern Hameiin
town, with modern Pied Piper
playing a, new magic tune to lure
the world Pc r hilirHY thr0tlghS the
magic 1s.c, mountain .s,,n tain.
"It's the parents who. are first
to respond now. z Bringing with
them their. infant prodigies-cute
-. l..-.F..s.z $500. l-I...
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off the Spindle. .

of the Spindle. =. TAO poems are stiU reposang
on the editors desk for aOant of authorship One IS
signed "A Wdby Senior" the other, I'D" If the Ga-
thors acu kindly send their and addresses into
the Tower Du be glad to use the contributions at
even using blo,c-orches these days to get rid Of tent
caterpars. It's efectire in burning ont the ugly nests
and clusters of vors, but also does considerable ddn
age to the tree Rumors of pending real estate deals
iuoluing centralylocated property haze been heard
for many oeek, but to date the seUeral buildings con-
cerned still as before !. The WATERBURY, Demo
Gratis Pilaeic Department aoas pleased aOith the
results of the cdchet 1t issued IN connection auth the
frst-day sale of the Connecticut tercentenGry stamp
that several caches of historical nature are be-
;ng planned bet,Ueen and October. More de-
tails later.
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4
Gossip. Roger Gaess is IN charge of reserua-
for the Davenport Hall dance to be giUen By the
Alpha Omega fraternity neat Friday evening Mrs
picnic
at Lighthouse Point. June &C. Charles A. BoaOen,
5eten Of f tifo yesterday charsy tells Us Charles
Aloysias Bowen, not Charles A. Okeh, here ts
the fstcaf ladder throughout the country drops as
postal from Pittsburgh uhere he decs'oned Larry Joh's-
son. Nsgle Monday eye ooy sseama ms na
Communion Breakfast of the Holy Name Society Of ST.
Josephs success. Johmnys a great committeeman
Timely thoughts. Louise Loverdge the
speaker the First Baptist church forum Sunday evening
toner's will be guests of the young people Of the Baptist
church this evening at Madame Spring Party" The
Hedley Beyea and Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Marggraff.
Andy Srca well dressed cinema authority has high praise
Plymouth constable Coaching the boys Camp
in boxing and wrestling Paul Oliver, CCCSer in the
+ %o pleasing violin sG om
and his brother Hyman renewed acquaintance
here last week after attending the funeral of their mother
in Orange 1t has been number of since we saw
V a Hs''s" D's''t' who are no" !" business up a'h'"
Contributed Dumb Dora, or her cousin from Mime
so know there any fences in the old days
being erected around Settlers Village near Chase Park
According to the history Of Waterbury file in the Bron
con library there were rail fences hedge fences stone
AS matter of record David Carpenter made fence for
ohn Porter the DOCTOR in 1877 Thomas Warner made
Tor his father the year. while Joseph Gaylord fenced
or Thomas Crey about the time The fences were
erected of protect the treasures Of grass and grain
from wandering or unruly cattle They had fence
v6sers" In the old days. Two Of the first settlers TO be
appointed TO this office Thomas Hckcox and Joseph
GAYLORD during December. 1850. But the stockade? Oh
yes That's 10 make Dora her cousin inqustve to
what on the inside Maybe Dora could ten why they
have tent around circus Or walls around theaterg
Good Night
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-27

Cleaning up the desk. ;. John Robinson New Haven
Paper Company official and former announcer at WDRC
baby boy Thursday at St. Marys hospital Mrs Robinson
the former Degnan of South Elm street. and the new
conner doing very nicely Lois w. Beach has been
named director religious education of the First Methodist
church New Haven and will begin her duties September
first Rev. Theodore C. Bobilin, to Rev. Rich
ard Hegary pastor of the First M E. church here
most Interesting last evening Jesus the Light
of the World" Rev. Mr.. Bobin is eloquent speaker
Gee unit in Thomaston AL of the southpaw ten
players the city boasts Of will aid in supervising at
letics.
The Washington times., 1935-01-10

There's an art to making
fine nougatines - and these
are nougatines at their finest.
Rich, creamy, and chevy
the way you like them-and
coated with a delicious blend
of wholesome milk chocolate.
The Washington times., 1935-01-10

Because we know the i'm
portance Of having pre-
scriptions filled accurately
we trust this task only 70
experienced, reg stored
pharmacists, who use only
fresh, full strength phar-
maceuticals in the filling.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-10

kicsit elkabult Alice szavaitol - Utazni!
8 vele
- All, kedvesen1, egyr6l megfeledkez-
tel - mondta s6hajtva: - mar egeszen
jol vagyok.
- Jol? Hiszen ezt varjuk, mem?
Hat mar nem emlekSzel? - folly
tatta Blackford. - Mem akartal itthagyni,
amig felember voltam, inert ait gondol-
tad. inert nagyon sajnaltal . de most
mar felepiil0k ICY hat vege reszvet-
mex es mem kell AIT erezned, hogy lie vagy
kotve.
Alice mem felelt, de ezekre szavak-
ra mar ismet remenykedett. Mar nem ke-
telkedett abban, hogy ferje szereti. A
korhazban eltolt0tt napok megmutattak
ezt. Es miutan is szereti: a t0bbi mar
magatol ertetodik csak meg kell magya-
razni Blackfordnak.
Alice leiilt az alacsony szekbe, hogy
area egy vonalban legyen ferje fejevel.
Blackford mer0en ranezett, de mem akarta
megerteni, amt a felesege szemeben la
tott = A zalogot vissza kell adni a jatek
vegen 49,.
= Te.. te csodalatos vagy - sugta
= sohasem gondolsz magadra, hanem
mindig masvalakire, ald ere mem erde-
mes -. Emlekezzel ARA, amt mondtal.
Mem kaphatjuk vissza tegnapot, de min
dig megvan holnap.. :. ez az, amt en-
neked adok holnapot!
Alice rafektette kezeit Blackford ke-
zere.
- De ezt mem adhatod ide magad
nelkiil - mondta = az en- holnapom mem
lehet meg nelkiiled merit.
- Helyre akarom hozni, amt vetet-
tenn - szakitotta felbe Blackboard
- Mem kell helyref1oznod senmit?
= Oh, igen, kell :. Emlekezzel Pitts
burghra!
Ez mar regen elnult, kedvesem,
mar ell is felejtettem 49,. Tudod, hogy mi
tortent, miel6tt az eterrel elaltattak?
- Tudon, mire gondolsz - bolintott
Blackford. - AIT mondtad: "Szeretlek!"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-10

Ext a sz6t ugy felretettem, mint legna-
gyohb kincsemet! -. De nagyon is j6l tu-
dom, hogy miert >mondtad. AIT hitted,
hogy szlksegem van batoritasra Is gondol-
tad, hogy ezzel segiteni fogsz rattan . /.
Magadra mem gondoltal, csak ream :.
De most mar er6sebb vagyok, kedvesem es
mem fogadom el ezt az aldozatot
Alice meg k0zelebb hajolt.
= Nezz ream, Warren! Ez mem aldo
zat t6lem, dragaml
A ferfi perzsel6 tekintetet6l r6zsAsra
pirult, maid tiszta, cseng6 hangon isme-
telte meg ajanlatat:
= TIT vagyok. Ha akarod: tied va
gyok testest6l, lelkest6l Legyiink 6szin-
tex, dragam -. Icy sem kellek neked?
= Bizonyos vagy benne? - kerdezte
a ferfi rekedten - Mem azert mondod me4
gint, inert ait hiszed, hogy tartozol nd-
KEN valamivel?
= Mar megmondtam felelte Alice
hatarozottan
= tlj lie, kerlek - kerte ferje es
hangja, bar uralkodni iparkodott rata,
er6sen remegett.
Osszet0rt szive csodalatos m6don meg
gyogyult. Mar mem volt vaksaggal meg
verve a SCENE. Ranezett Alicera es mar
mem szinlelt tobbe.
= oszinteseget kivansz - mondta
alazatosan es kil0n0s halk, mely hangon
= de neked is hinned kell szavaimban.
mint ahogyan en- hiszek neked Secret
lex! Mindig szerettelek 0rokre foglak
6zeretni!
Blackford mosolygott - ugy mosoly-
gott, ahogyan Alice ezt meg sohasem !
latta.
- En- mem mehetek hozzad, egyetlen
dragam, mem akarnal te kozelebb j0nni? 2
- kerte ferfi halk bug6 hangon
Es Alice faradt zokogassal, teljes oda-
adassal, odaborult ferjere
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-10
Xix a jud asok?

Az utobbi id0ben egyre gyak-
Tabban vagyunk kenytelenek
-szelid, joakaratu es 0szinte ba-
ratsagbol fakado szavunkat fel-
emelni azok ellen az elgallopo-
zasok ellen, amelyek a Szabad-
.sagban megjelennek.
Cleveland laptarsunk ne
hany honappal ezel6tt egy di-
cseretes mozgalmat inditott es
bar a megindulasnak voltak
'allitolagos szepseghibai, magat
az alairasok gyujteset senki
mem kifogasolta.
Ahogy senki joakaratu ma
gyar ember mem kifogasolhat
semmi olyan mozgalmat, amely
a trianoni 'sbeke" ellen ad han
got a jogos magyar fajdalom-
max es haragnak.
Akik ugy veltek, hogy az
egymillio alairas 0sszegyujtese
egy jottanyival is el6bbre vi
heti a revizio ugyet, akik ait
hittek, hogy ez a megmozdulas
legalabb elenkebbe teszi a lei
klinkben a magyar nemzet-
seq fajdalmat, azok csatlakoz-
tax a munkahoz.
VOltak, akik EFT mem tettek,
vagy legalabb mem voltak alb
ban olyan aktivak, mint Gle
velandi laptarsunk.
Vagy azert, inert maganak a
mozgalomnak a praktikus 81
kereben mem hittek, vagy azert,
inert egysegesebb megmozdu-
last akartak, vagy Italian azert,
inert AIT helyzetuk es munka-
juk mem engedte meg kell6
xlGTCckDC1.
Mindezen velemenyekhez an
max is joga van, aki egyebkent
talan a revizioert habozas mel
kill az eletet is odaadna egy
sz6ra, furcsa tehat, hogy a
Szabadsag ilyen velemenyt mem
akar megtiirni.
Olyan intolerans hangon, a
1nelyt6l mi ebben a demokrati-
kus orszagban regen elszok-
tunk, kerd6re vontak a papo-
hat Is a lapokat az ujsagban
Is ebber1 q kis kerd6 d6revonas-
ban kisse mer6sz hangot hasz-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-10

voltam, mindig arrol az id6r6l abrandoz-
tam, amikor sajat otthonom lesz nekem
is. Mert en- mindig masoknak az ottho-
naban laktam, neked pedig mindig meg
volt magade Mem is tudod elkepzelni,
mennyire vagyodik az ember, akarmilyen
kis zugra is, ami az owe!
Alice megertette ait is, amt Black
ford szava elrejtett.
- Most maid szeretni fogod ezt az
otthont - nondta lagyan es f0leje ha-
jolt. = Emlekszel azokra pafranyokra,
amelyeket apus, meg en- hoztunk folyo
mellol? Valamennyi szepen z0ldel, de a
baber is. Aztan nyilnak rozsak, ro-
dodendron, n1inden! -. Alig fogsz rajuk
ismerni, ha visszatersz.
- Ha visszaterek? - ismetelte Black
ford almodozva. - Hat lehet visszaterni
tegnapba?
- ITALIAN mem a tegnapba vigasz-
talta Alice kedvesen = tiszen minden teg-
napnak van maja es holnapja-
= Egyesek szamara - bolintott a
ferje es elhallgatott, meg szemeit is le-
hunyta
- Zavar vilagossag? kerdezte
te redonyoket. Meg nagyobb vidamsagot
szinlelve beszelt tovabb.
= Gyorsabban kapsz er6re a szekhaz-
ban es aztan, ha mar eleg eros leszel,
mindjart el is utazunk
- AIT mondtad "utazunk"?
TermeSzetesen csodalkozott
Alice.
- En- ;. Isl? -.
- De-. hat. :. hogyne!
Blackford erezte, hogy utott az 6
oraja.
- Mem kellett volna ait mondanod,
hogy ''utazunk" mondta nagyon ked-
VeSen.
= Pedig csakugyan "utazunk!" - je-
lentette XII Alice - Mind a harman me-
gyink :. te, apus, meg en-
Blackford csak fejet ingatta, bar egy
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(Folytatas.)

Alice biiszke volt ezekre latOgata
sokra. Az emberek ragaszkodasa nagyon
j6l esett neli. Ugy erezte, hogy becsu-
.lesb6l, melyet ferje irant ereznek, neh is
Hjut egy resi-. Ujabb oldalarol isnerte
meg ferjet, ali meg akkor is er0t kepvi-
sci, mikor tehetetlenil, k0telekekbe po-
lyalva, suttogva is alig tud beszelni.
Legjobban az fajt Alicenak, hogy
Blackford nem fogadta ell az 8 gyenged-
seget es vigasztalasat. Felesege jelenlete-
ben uralkodott a kinjain Mert kin volt
az, amit6l megvonaglott fako area es YER
v0ros lett vekony aka.
De ez most mar elmult es Alice forro
halaimat rebegett. Warren olyan sokat
szenvedett ez oily sziiksegtelen volt 49,.
az hibaja Matt Szemeb6l kicsordult
konny
Az agyon fekvo ferfi most kinyitotta
a szemet es mem gyozott betelni Alice la
tasaval A nyakan vad liiktetesbe kezdett
egy kis er es ujjai remegtek, amint ia
karot fogtak. vagyodott felesege utan =.
Alice vegre eszrevette, hogy ferje rea nez
es komolyan fordult feleje.
Ebren vagy?.. AIT hittem hogy
alSZOt. Mem Zavarlak?
- Oh men, te sohasem zavarhatsz
Hogy vagy?
- Jobban, mint az elmult napokban
Is te?
En- jol vagyok . ha neked mines
bajod
Faradtnak latszol Attol tartok
hogy izgalmas napjaid voltak. Nagyon sal
naloul, de igazan mem kellett volna aggod-
nod. Latod, en- mem feltem
Mem tudtam semmit sem segiteni
r1ondta Alice sajnalkozva. - Rawls
dr.. raajdnem goromba lett, mikor megpro-
baltam. Az orvos kil0nben at mondta,
hgoy mar sokkal jobban vagy
Igen, tegnap este nekem is meg
mondta, hogy sikeresen eltavolitotta az
ldegrol nyomast. AIT mondta, hogy most
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-10

Az "iparkapitanyok' egyik
f0vezere bejelentette a mutt
heten, hogy a depressi6nak
vege van es inert ebben az or
szagban a legokosabb embe-
rex azok, akik a legt0bb mil
lot haracsoltak maguknak, ell
kell hinnink, hogy Mr.. Sloan
igazat mondott.
A General Motors multi
milliomos eln0ke eles beszedet
tartott a kormany ellen, egye-
nesen hadat uzent Roosevelt
mex es tudtunkra adta ekes
szavakkal, hogy most mar
"csak a romok eltakaritasa
van hatra."
Sloan ur ait allitja, hogy az
auto-ipar a legjobb fokmer6
es szerinte az auto-ipar firdik
a prosperitasban.
Ugy iteli es AIT allapitja hat
meg, hogy. depressziorol kar
ezentul beszelni es a kormany-
max felre kell takarodni azon-
nal az "uZlet" utjabol.
Ami a Sloan General Mo-
tors-jat illeti, oft a depresszi6s
napok tenyleg elmultak.
A hatalmas tarsasag a rem
des osztalekon kiviil extra-osz-
talekot is ad a reszvenyeseinek
S meg ICY sem kepes elosztani
peldatlanul nagy profitjat.
Szeretnenk azonban, ha
nemcsak a G. M. eln0ke, ha-
mem annak a munkasa is meg
merne a nyilvanossag el6tt
szolalni.
Nemcsak az a munkasa, aki
eleg szerencses evente hat-het
honapot dolgozni, bar annaR
a csaladja sem furdik sem val
ban, sem tejben, hanem az a
munkasa, akinek - evek ota
mines munkaja.
Talan egyetlen iparagban
mem alkalmaztak annyi mum
ka-megtakarit6 gepet, mint az
auto-iparban S egyetlen egy
mas iparb6l mem szoritottak
ki annyi munkast, mem l0ktek
a welfare nyakara annyi aldo
zatot, mint ebb0l a fenyesen
prosperal6 iparbol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-10

Mikor tehat a Szabadsag
szerkeszt0sege ait hiszi, hogy
az alairasok gyujtese jogot ad
ARA, hogy nem-gyijt6ket ju-
dasoknak nevezze, hogy a ha-
zafisagra patentot vindikaljon
maganak es hogy a papokat es
a hetilapokat lehordja, mi keny
telenek vagyunk ramutatni,
hogy eppen a hazafisag teren
terheli a Szabadsagot a legsu-
lyosabb mulasztas.
S ha mar a lapok ICY bira-
latot mondanak egymasf0l0tt,
akkor szova tessziik ait is, ami
hetek ota bantott bennunket,
de amt mem tettunk volna
szova, ha a Szabadsag maga
nem vedekezett volna egy
szinten alapos vad ellen.
Az amerikai magyarsag egyik
legnagyobb napilapjanak mem
hivatasa sem az, hogy j0vend6-
monde kartyat, sem az, hogy
almosk0nyveket hirdessen.
Muzslay Jozsefnak, a Sza-
badsag Observation-Disclosures en-
lekezni kell ra, hogy mennyi
kizdelembe kerilt a magyar
sajt6nak, amig az almosk0nyv
szinvonalarol az otthon regeb-
ben elhanyagolt amerikai ma
gyarsagot sokkal magasabbra
tudtuk .emelni es erthetetlen,
hogy most ait a szellemi szin.
vonalat akarja visszahozni az
a Szabadsag, amelynek else
gazdaia irodalmi erteku ma
gyHr lapot inert husz evvel e.
el6tt csinalni.
Ne vonja hat a Szabadsag
senk1nek a hazafisagat, a ma
gyarsagat ketsegbe, ne nevez-
zen senkit k0z0ttiink judasnak
hanem nezzen k0rul mindenki
a sajat portajan es igyekezzek
ki-ki ait a munkat vegezni
amt az altala elfoglalt hely
jel0l XII a Szamara.
S ha ezt megtesszuk, akko1
els0sorban a Szabadsagnak kell
surg6sen valtoztatni a jelen-
egi munkaprogramjan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-10
VECE A DEPRESSI0NAK

Talan egyetlen mas iparag-
ban mem nyuzzak XII annyira
a munkasok vel6jet, egyetlen
mas gyarbol mem tenferegnek
XII, olyan halalra faradtan,
het ora munka utan az embe-
rex, mint az auto-gyarakbol
amelyekben gepreszek lettek
bel6lik.
Az auto-ipar nagy prosperi-
tasat azok a tizezrek, ITALIAN
szazezrek fizetik meg, akik
kiszorultak az iparbol es akik-
mex a szamara a depresszio
nemcsak hogy ell mem multi,
hanem csak most kezd igazan
kezd6dni, inert most mar a
remenyt is elvesztik.
Nemcsak butasag, nemcsak
szemtelenseg de lelketlenseg
eek el6tt az ehes emberek
elott arrol beszelni hogy vege
a depresszionak, takarodjek a
kormany a nagyt6ke kaloz-
kod6 utjab6l.
Ma annyi munka nelkiili
van, mint ezel6tt egy-ket-negy
evvel es ha Sloan EFT mem tud-
ia, igazan mem val6 a helyere
Voltakeppen azonban Sloan
mem is ait akarta mondani
amit elmOndott.
Amt meg akart a t6kes-tar.
saival ertetni, ait nyiltan mem
mondhatta el a lapok Matt
inert a lapokat ma mar sze.
geny emberek is olvasSak.
AIT akarta az auto-magnas
mondani hogy elmult a FOR
RADALOM veszedelme inert
Roosevelt leszerelte az ehes
milli6k elegedetlenseget meg
felel0 segelymunkaval es Sc
gellyel, de Acknowledgment -
remennyel.
Harom eve, mikor a farme.
rex Iowaban el0szedtek q
wlnchestert, mikor a szazegy
percentes Arkansasban ehseg-
lazongas volt nehany varos-
ban, minden hatalmat boldo-
gan adtak at a gyavan meg
hunyaszkodo t6kesek az eln0k
kezebe.
Es oft esengtek Washing