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Evening star., 1935-11-07
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

National - "a Midsummer Nights S
Dream" at 2:30 and $3.50 pm.
Palace-"The Dark Angel" at
1905, 2:25. 4:5o, tbs and 9:35 pm.
Earle-"She Couldn't Take It." at
II am. 1:45, 4:30, tbs and 10 pm.
Stage shows at 12:45. $3.50, $40 and
eos pm.
Loew's Fox-"Way Down East" at
II am, 1:35, 4:20, 7:10 and 10 pm.
Stage shows at 1:40, 3:25, 6:15 and
9:05 pm.
O-Keith's-"The Three Musket-
eers," at 11:15 am, 1923, $3.50, 5:38,
7:45 and 9:53 pm.
Metropolitan-"Case of the Lucky
Legs" at 11:40 am, lao, $40, $40,
TAO and $40 pm.
Columbia -" Broadway Melody of
1885," at 1850 am, 2:15, 4:40, 7:05
and 9:25 pm.
BeIasco-"Passing Of the Third
Floor Back" at 1906, 2:09, 4:12, 6:15,
BIT and 1920 pm.
Tivoli-"Special Agent" at 2:3o.
ais, sos, 7:50 and $40 pm.
Ambassador-"Top Hat" at 5:45,
GAS and GAS pm.
Little-"Night Flight" at 1926 am,
1916, 2:07, 1858, $40, TAO and 9:3l
pm.
Gayety-"Wine, Women and Song" !"
at 10 noon, 2:15 and BIS pm.
Howard-"Goose and Gander," at
1890, $50. 7:05 and 1910 pm Stage
shows at $40, $50 and 9:10 pm.
Evening star., 1935-11-07
Molly Picon
Show Stirs
Enthusiasm
Ovation Given Her at
Jewish Center by
Crowded House.

MOLLY PICON, the founder of the
A'A Jewish musical comedy and the
actress who has dominated the Yid-
dish theater for the past 10 years,
received an enthusiastic ovation Tues
day night from a capacity audience
which attended her appearance at the
Jewish Community Center.
The most notable and best received
of Miss Picons numbers were the
"Wailing Wall and the East Side
Symphony" selections. In the former
she portrays the trials and tribula-
tions besetting the wandering Jew
the prosecutions delivered upon him in
Evening star., 1935-11-07
BAND CONCERT.

BY the Soldiers Home Band Orches-
ira. at Stanley Hall. at $50 O'Clock.
John S. M Zimmerman, bandmaster:
Anton Pointner, associate leader.
March. "Old Comrades" Toike
Overture, "Herod" Hadley
Entracte-
(a) ANGELS Whisper" -Sommerlett
(b) Last Dream Of the Virgin" lor
strings only -Massenet
Scenes from the opera Carmen" -Bizet
Danse Espagnol,- La Veeda" Aides
Valse miniature, Forget me mot"
Mckee
Finale, THE New Ebbitt,"
Zimmerman
THE Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1935-11-07

as this saga Of Drawn and brain.
Veteran aunties who sneaked into the
world just after the Civil War and who
gave up reading Uncle Toms Cabin"
Evening star., 1935-11-07
AIR PICTURES AT LITTLE

might Flight" dramatic epic Of the
aviators who opened the South Amer
ican wilderness to airmail routes,
opens tomorrow at the Little Theater.
The picture, another in the Little's
series of revivals, stars Clark Gable.
Helen Hayes, Robert Montgomery.
Myrna 10y, John Barrymore and
Lionel BARRYMORE
Evening star., 1935-11-07

The pictures which were taken by
paramount News show each touch.
down being scored. Ohio States two
IN the first half Of the game, and
Notre Danes score in the third quar-
ter, in addition to the two final scores
close to the end of the game. The
pictures will remain at the Metro
politan through Saturday.
Evening star., 1935-11-07

Mr.. Kalich offered a number Of
hilarious examples Of the particular
Jewish humor," which he has origi-
mated, from a fund gathered during
his travels about the world, collecting
anecdotes of Jewish life.
It is expected that Miss Picon will
play a demand return engagement at
the Jewish Community Center In the
near future. H. M.
Evening star., 1935-11-07
WINS IN 3-DAY CAMPAIGN
New Rochelle Republican Elected
by Write-In Vote.

NEW ROCHELLE. N. Y, November
7 (P.-Harry Scott yesterday was
written in" for his fourth term as
mayor in a sweeping climax to a
paper" mayoral campaign.
His victory over Stanley w. Church,
Democrat, by vote of 1886 to Ills,
surprised and shocked political experts,
who said Scott could not come into
the contest three days before election
and make any showing against an
opponent whose name was printed on
the ballot
The Republican nominee carried
every ward and the majority of dis
tricts.
Evening star., 1935-11-07

just before 1917,
are said to have
eaten this book
as though it was
eggs and bacon.
And polite young
things with a
week end to spare
and nothing to
do h We be e n
h a u n tt n g the
ook t a lls S in
quest of a story
which presents
Mr.. Gable, Mr..
Iaughton nd
Mr.. Tone on the
screen for their
Evening star., 1935-11-07
NOTRE DAME IN ACTION

CLOSEUP action pictures, showing
~ how Notre Dame defeated Ohio
State in the closing moments of the
foot ball game at Columbus last Sat-
urday, are now on the screen at
Warner Bros Metropolitan Theater.
Evening star., 1935-11-07
'Mutiny on the Bounty"
Comes Here Next Week
Palace Announces Showing of New Metro.
Goldwyn-M Mayer Epic Starring Gable,
Laughton and Tone.
BY Z. de S. MELCHER.

brought with the good that Muty
Palace week from Friday Ana
hoped that those anxious telephone
the air with inquiries as to
will their ways digest this news
18th the calender
The Washington times., 1935-11-22
STUDENTS TEST
P0IS0NS

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Venom
from snakes, black widow spiders
and a variety Of South American
poisonous bullfrogs will be fed in
daily pellet doses to 76 student
members Of "hu m a n guinea
pig" squad, it was revealed today.
From their reactions scientists
expect to discover new drugs with
which to treat hitherto battling
heart and blood vessel diseases.
Members of the squad are vol
unteers from the ranks of upper
classmen at the New York Homeo-
pathic Medical College, who have
agreed to swallow the poison pills
under the direction off DR.. Linn
j. Boyd, professor of pharmacol-
ogy. 1.-The human guinea pig"
squad includes three girls.
Describing the experiments with
humans as likely to be common
"in the future" DR.. Boyd said he
had conducted similar investiga'
tions with student help before.
Copyright 1885. by Universal
Service IncN
The Washington times., 1935-11-22
Two Peanut Walnut
Trees Only Ones Of
Species Found in U.S.

So far as is known, there are
only two trees in the whole United
States which produce the peanut
walnut" a freak form Of the COM
mon black walnut. One Of these
trees is somewhere in Ohio, the
other grows on the farm of Ralph
Throp, near Greenburg, Ind.
From Mr.. Throp the department
of botony at Field Museum of
Natural History received Speci-
mems Of the curious peanutwal.
nuts.
Viewed from the outside there
is nothing remarkable about the
appearance Of peanut-walnuts, but
when they are opened the ker-
mel or meat falls out or may
easily be removed in a single
piece. The kernel is only one.
half Of an ordinary kernel in
form, but is larger in size. The
advantages of such a kernel,
which can be removed whole, are
apparent.
The Washington times., 1935-11-22
Rettor's Pluck

. SHANGHAI 0.N.S.1.-Strange
requests for aid frequently reach
the Shanghai police-but that of
Mr.. Kataoka, of Naga4saki, Japan,
beats all records. kIe has asked
the police to buy him q sweep
stake ticket for the next Shang-
hal races and to send him details
Of price, chances Of victory and
date Of the races. His letter is
marked Urgent" in red ink.
The Washington times., 1935-11-22
Student "BoondoggIing"

DALLAS, Texas. GN.S0 The
humble house fly as a means Of
getting an education. That's the
Setup here at Southern Methodist.
where five students are conduct
ing experiments under the NYA
for an income Of $15.05 a month.
They raise the fly from egg to
adult, and one Of them is on guard
day and night.
The Washington times., 1935-11-22

bLEINDED WF1IoNE1
Harry E. Wilken Sr. says, ITS our
family's whiskey, neighbor-and
neighbor, its yOEr price!" Made
from an old family recipe and
priced under a dollar.
Evening star., 1935-11-25
CHRISTMAS TRADE
GAIN OF 1O% SEEN
Buying Rush Is On, Earlier
and Heavier, Merchants
Say.

(copyrisht, 1885, by the Associated Press)
KANSAS CITY, November 25.-The
Nations Christmas shoppers will spend
10 to Is per cent more this year than
last, in the belief of business leaders
from coast to coast,
The buying rush is on, earlier and
heavier than it has been in years.
Merchants from metropolis to Main
street expressed confidence today of
volume surprising all recent seasons.
Spending in some leading cities is
expected to be twice that of depression
years.
Reasons, given in a survey among
business men the Nation over:
PAY rolls are going up" "prices
are higher" Federal aid" good
crops" people have more money to
spend-they want better goods"
The countrys retailers, feeling in
creased buying trends, trotted out their
Christmas dainties early and found
a ready market. More important to
them, they found an increased demand
for staple merchandise. Sales, they
said, are not limited to a pre- Christ
mas rush. All lines are selling at a
pace akin to the good old days.
"Uprush" in New York.
Bernard F. Gimbel, president Gim-
bells, Inc, New York, said, with
colder weather over the country there
has been an uprush of business, espec-
tally in the higher priced units. All
signs are most favorable"
Tom May of the May Co., Los
Angeles, predicted, the volume will
be about SO per cent higher than it
was last year. The answer is simple.
People have more money to spend"
Dun & Bradstreet's forecast for San
Francisco was best in years"
A. B. Trot head of Daniels &
Fishers, Denver, said 1.-The anticipated
increase here is due to a number OF
causes, one of which is the fact mer-
chants are receiving better prices for
their goods"
1.-THE story is reflected on any finan-
cial page" declared L. L. Austin, head
of a retail merchants association in
Atlanta, Ga.
A cross-section of this years Christ
mas trade that will dump millions into
business channels shows:
East-Cities expect sales upward to
Is per cent ahead of last year, so per
cent better than 1929. New York,
Boston, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
Washington storekeeperS are prepar-
ing for what one termed 1.-The best
holiday season in several years. Some
Philadelphia stores underestimated
the demand and ran short of stocks
early.
Gains in Far West.
Far West. Mountain States-Pacifc
Coast Christmas buying estimates
range from Seattle's quite a little
better" to the so per cent increase in
Los Angeles.
Central-Chicago dealers expressed
the tone of the central section by
predicting Is per cent better Christ
mas than last year.
South, Southwest-Springlike wealth
Evening star., 1935-11-25

always be treated as such, and that
his welfare and not the alleged dig
nifty of subject nor the convenience
of the department which processes 1t,
nor the good order Of the curriculum
which includes it, come first"
Dean Ernest A. Valade of the School
of Engineering and Architecture. di-
rected attention to the need for basic
academic training and broad, compre-
hensive instruction. DR.. Roy J. De-
ferrari, dean of the Graduate School
Of Arts and Sciences, discussed the
record of scholastic achievement Of
the school, and Msgr. John O'Grady,
dean of the recently established School
Of Social Work, described the organi-
zation of Catholic charities through
out the United States and the way
in which the university contributes
leadership and trained workers.
The broadcast was in preparation
for Catholic University day next Sun
Evening star., 1935-11-25
MRS. POST TO BE GUEST

NEW YORK, November IS Dr.
Mrs. Wiley Post, widow Of the flying
companion of Will Rogers, was named
last night as the guest of honor at
the dedication Of the Post-Rogers
Memorial Airway Beacon at the
George Washington Bridge Noyem-
Der 80,
Senator Field, chairman of the
New York State Aviation Commission,
said Mrs. Post will fly here this
week from her home in Ponca City,
Okla.
Evening star., 1935-11-25

line, and "only occasionally visits the
District Of Columbia"
Justice Jennings Bailey designated
Harold T. Scott, formerly a deputy
marshal and now a private detective,
to serve the divorce papers on Mrs.
Nixon.
Capt. Nixon's address was given as
Evening star., 1935-11-25
FOUR DEANS DISCUSS
C. U. NEEDS ON RADIO
Students Welfare Should Come
First, Head of College Of
Arts and Sciences Saws.

Problems and needs of Catholic
University were discussed yesterday by
four deans Of the institution over a
Nation wide radio broadcast from the
National Shrine of the Immaculate
Conception.
Emphasizing individual needs in ed
ucation, DR.. James NJ Campbell, dean
of the College of Arts and Sciences.
declared: 1.-The college believes that
the student is an individual who must
Evening star., 1935-11-25

er retarded Fall trade to an extent
in Georgia, South Carolina, Virginia
and Kentucky, but there were ready
buyers for Christmas goods. Heavy
industries are moving. encouraging
the holiday trade.
Evening star., 1935-11-25
MRS. NIXON HELD
EvADING PROCESS
Third Wife Is Charged With Elud.
ing Service by Second
Spouse.

Mrs. Anne Cooke Nixon, third wife
of Capt. Thomas Hay Nixon. is "pur-
posely evading" service Of process in
the divorce suit brought against the
officer by his second wife, Mrs. Annette
Evening star., 1935-11-25

Pauline Nixon, former stage beauty,
the District Supreme Court was in
formed today.
The second Mrs. Nixon, who claimed
the captains Pennsylvania divorce
from her is invalid, named the third
Mrs. Nixon in supplemental bill of
her divorce petition as correspondent.
1t was declaration Of intention to sup
plement the suit which caused q mis-
trial month ago and gave rise to a
fist fight in the court room between
the opposing attorneys, w. Gwynn
Gardiner and Vincent A. Sheehy.
Attorney James M. Earnest, asso-
ciated with Gardiner as counsel for the
plaintiff, today asked that a special
officer be appointed to serve papers on
the former Chevy Chase society girl
He charged the former Anne Cooke Is
spending portion Of her time with
her mother over the Maryland State
Evening star., 1935-11-25

day, an occasion designated by the
Pope for support and advancement Of
the university by parishes throughout
the country.
The Washington times., 1935-02-16

GLAMoRoUs cARoLE LOMBARD pre-
fers white in her personal wardrobe. For
Iounging hours she wears pajamas Of
heavy white silk crepe, trimmed with
frogs of black and white cord. With
them she wears mules with white fur tips.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-16
H + + / $ = f N L E

a palinka es sor kedveert, ak
,or igazan mem veheti senki rossz
neven, hogy kisemmizettek
egyszer a sajat <enyeruk erdeke-
ben fognak alkotmany- -modosi-
tasrol beszelni
Termes ,etesen ere sor mem
fog egy nehany honapig kerulni,
inert meg kell varni, hogy az
NRA es a meg torvenybe sem
iktatott szocialis ja~aslatokhoz
NIT szol bi-osag.
A legszomorubb ebben a pill
lanatban, hogy az altalanos szo-
cialis javaslatokbol es annak
nyugdijtorvenyeb6l a vasuti
munkasokat kihagytak, inert
mindenki biztosra vette, hogy a
legfels6 birosag mem all vasuti-
nyugdij-torvenyek utjaba
Nemcsak a Supreme Court
ban csalodott a lakossag a mutt
heten.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-16
E'NNEK A JAVASLATNAK

a vegleges torvenybe ,iktatasat
az orszag demagogjai erosen
aJanljak Long Is Coughlin a
radon. Brisbane az ujsagokon
keres ztil AIT hangoztatjak, hogy
bankaroknak mindent megad-
max. de a szegeny volt katona-
kat mem akarjak a szolgalataik-
ert fizetni.
Brisbame kulon0sen szirenhan-
gokon irja nap-nap utan, hogy
Job papirpenzt nyomni, mint
adossagot csinalni az orszagnak
S adobevetelekbol fizetni XII, amt
a katonaknah most megadnak
Elhallgatjak azonban AIT, hogy
a papir-penz nyomasa vegzetes
kovetke .menyekkel jarhat al la.
kossag 1egnagyobb reszere. mer'
ez aztan inflacio legveszedel
mesebb formaban. mely els6 sor'
ban a munkassag vallaira nehe
zednek.
Ha lit elkezdik szamola lar1u
a pe,fzt nyomni, az arak hirteler
felmennek. a keszpenz sokat We
SIT az ertekeb6l es bar mem kel
feltetleniil bekovetkezni annak
ami EuropabSr megtortent. ter
meszetes. hogy a dollar ertekt
azonnal es alaposan megcsokken
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-16
KECYETLEN JATEKOT

liz a volt katonakkal a kon-
gresszus, kiilonosen a. szenatus,
inert ujabb csalodasnak teszik
XII azokat a s.egeny embereket,
akiket reszben yezereik, reszben
a po1itikusok evek ota biztatnak.
A bonuszt a. szenatus is meg
szavazta a heten, meg pedig an
max legradikalisabb formajat. a
Patman-billt, abban tudatban.
hogy AIT Roosevelt ugyis meg
fogja vetozni.
Az elnok regebben megerttette
a kongresszussal. hogy a bonus
billnek tobbe mem all a, utjaba,
ha a kongresszus inegfelelo edo
bevetelr6l gondoskodik, amibol a
megszavazott bonuszt fizessek.
A kongresszus gyava tagjai
azonban mem merik az adot emel
nj azert szavaztak meg Pat
man-billt. amely elrendeine, hogy
egyszeruen nyomjanak a. bonusz
kifizetesere papir-penzt.
Tobb szenators kijelentette,
hegy megszavazza EFT a javas-
latot, bar a b6nusz mostar1i kifi-
zetesenek nem hive, inert jol
tudja. hogy eppen ezt billt ok
vetlen meg fogja az elnok We
toni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-16
BANYASzHALAL P0CAH0NTASoN

Sulyos csapas es nagy szomo-
rusag erte Pocahontas magyar
sagat majus San.
A magyar kolonia egy erdemes
tagjara, Zaborszky Istvanra ra-
szakadt a tet6 kove es szeren-
csetlen testveriinket a lezuhano
ko azonnal halalra zuzta. A ko-
vet csak' este hat orara tudtak
leszedni es az. sosszezuzott martir
banyasz hullajat csak akkor tud-
tax banyabol kisinni,
Hafalaval gydszba boritotta fe-
leseget, het gyermeket es a po-
,cahontasi magyarsagot.
Zaborszky 1o34-ben keriilt Po-
cahontasra a csaladjaval, de mar
harminc evvel azelott is .dolgo-
zott a hires virginia. magyar
plezen, mikor meg ujonc' volt
ebben az orszagban.
Nagyon tevekeny reset vett. az
egyleti eletben, a joan iteloke-
pessegsvel. megnyero modoraval
es jo. .szivevel nagyon sok joba-
ratot szerzett maganak.
Majus Oar, temettek a romai
katolikus templombol, a katoli-
kus egyhaz szertartasai szerint
a bluefieldi, Woodlawn temetobe.
A temetoben Bertok Bella re-
tOrmatuS magyar pap tartOtt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-16
ROBERTS BRO FORDULT

el ezuttal liberals csoporttol
ugy keriiltek az Greg konzer-
vativek tobbsegre meg XII sem
hirdettek joforman birosag
donteset, Robertset a republi-
kanus part maris elnokje;oltnek
probalta jeiolni.
A nagyt6ke ket eve sirankozik.
hogy nincs republikanus part
max alkalmas jeioltje es nem le-
hetetlen. hogy ez Supreme
Court dontes megadja meg
felel5 elnokjeloltet s,amukra.
Roberts eddig a liberalisokkal
szokott szavazni IS inkabb
Hughes fobirotol szoktak az vi
deal hivei felni, mint Roberts
t3l.
Minthogy hamaroser1 esedekes
a Supreme Courtnak az NRA
felett valo dontese, nemsokara
sor keriil az AAA toryenyre, a
nagytoke mar diadadit+ asan Of
ditja. hogy az vi deal minden
alkotasat kiyagja a Supreme
Court. 'lS4tA @
Az orszags, elnyomott kitaga-
dottjai aeonbah mem fognak belle
nyugodni egy ujabb altalanos
csalodasba Is munkassag maris
arrol beszel, hogy m6dositani
kell az, alkotmanyt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-16
"A PACIFIC Il UTJA|"

Roads of the Pacific a neve
annak kiallitasnak, amit a Ford
gyar mutat be California
Pacific lnternatioal Expos ton,
vagyis San Diegoi Macy XII
allitason. Tizennegy utat mutat-
max be. amelyek mindegyike
nagy szerepet jatszott a civil
zacio torteneteben.
Tizennegy utat, amelyet en-
berek azert vagtak, inert arany
utan, ingyen fold u.an. kereske-
delem utan stb. tOrtettek. A XII
allitas majus 2o-en nyilik meg.
A IA utat Fordek 200 labas
reszekben mutatjak be azon a
gyonyorii dcmbon. ahol a Ford
kiallitas epiilt. Nemelyiket ugy
mutatlak, ahogyan ma nez XII,
masokat, ahogy k nezett, mikor
epitettek, mint pl. hires Gold
Road across Panama. vagy a
Pekingbol a nyari palotahoz We
zeto es evszazadokkal elobb epi-
tett utak.
A ketszaz labas reszletek egy-
be vannak epitve egy felmert-
foldes utat alkotnak, anit XII
allitas vendegei az vi Ford V-8
kocsin, vegig is kocs zhatnak. Az
ut mente ugy van elkeszitve,
hogy a megfelelo szekciok hat
tere hi masolata az eredeti-
mex.
A u. S. utjain kiviil Canada,
Alaska. Mexico. Panama, Peru,
Australia, u iceland. Japan es
Kina utjait mutatjak be- Fordek
AIT akartak, hogy a Csendes
tenger menten letez6 nagy orsza-
gok ntjait es resz1eteit mutas-
SAX be.
Ell Eamino Real volt az elso
ut, amin a Csendes tenger men
ten feher enlberek jartak, San
Francisco Is San Diego kozt,
ahol Portola IS a tarsai 1909
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-16

ben utaztak. Az ut menten
missios harangok vannak, a spa
nyol miss Ok korabol.
Az independence, Mo. es Santa
Fe, New Mexico kozti Santa Fe
Trail, aminek hi masat mutatjak
be, az ekhos szekerek hires or
szagutja volt, amelyen ez az or
szag erintkezett Mexikoval.
Az Oregon Trail, amely az
lS49-es aranyasokat es az ingyen
fold fele torteto embereket We
zette, Portland, Oregonba visz
bennlnket. Ez volt hires
Pony Express utja, eredeti
vad allapotaban van bemutatva.
A Yuma Road, amely Fl
Centro. Cal.-bol Yuma, Arizona
ha vezet. sivatag ut es ugyis van
bemutatva, Annak idejen itt-
Oft ledeszkaztak, hogy- a fut6
homokon az ut megalljon az
olyan formaban lesz rekonstrual-
va kiallitason. Canadat Ca
riboo Highway fogja representa-
nj. Alaskabol a Richardson-fele
'arany-utat' mu.atjak be. amely
Fairbanks es Valdez kozt We
zette az aranyasokat, ami most
400 mertfoldes nagyszerii ut.
Fmbercsontokkal volt kirakva
a Porto Beilo 4es Panama kozt:
hirhedt ut, amelyen valamikor az
lnkak kincset szalfitottak, szaz
mulabol allo karavanokkal PERT
Dol.
A Mexico City. es San Bias
kozti Old Spanish Road szinter
vilagtortenelmi ut, amit Toltec
es Aztec torzsek hasznaltak
5miel6tt spanyolok a labaikat
Delamerikaba tcttek. De IA leg
erdekesebb mind kozott az Inca
Highway, amely Ecuadoron ke-
resztul Chilet osszekoti Peruval.
Hegyen-volgyon, szakadeko-
kon vezet az az eyezredes ut,
amely szazadokkal ezel6tt az
emberi cline csodaja volt.
Modern ut a Benguets Road,
Manila es Baguio kozt, amit mar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-16
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szerenyen tudtara adta ugyan-
csak a gyiilesen, hogy szenator
Bulkley befejezte a politikai pa
lyajat, inert bonusz ellen sza~
vazott inert az 8 ligaja ezt mem
tiiri.
Amerika szabad polgarai i1yes-
mihez idaig szokva nem ,voltak,
inert idaig meg a ket Macy po-
litikai part fejei sem mertek ICY
beszelni. Azok. is rabiztak. a part
konvenciojara, vagyis part
tagsagara, hogy partprogramot
csinaljon.
Akik e lap olvasoi kozul ne
hezmenyeztek nemregen, hogy
~ CoughIin programjaban mi
fascizmust veltlnk talalni, azok
cleveland kijelentesek utan
kisse elgondolkozhatnak, hogy
ilyen modon kivanjak-e koruna
nyoztatni EFT az orszagot.
Huey Long termeszetesen az
egesz ugyet szemelyes propagan-
dara hasznalta es tulsagosan
szemtelen volt az elnok ellen in
tezett tamadasaiban, ami a nys.-
kat hamarosan kitori, inert az ell
nok szemelyes tamadasat mem
szoktak megengedni idaig.
Huey, aki a haboruban mem
volt katona, Rooseveltet. azzal
vadolta, hogy mem ment hare
terre, inert allamtitkar volt a