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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-06
Able Recital
Is Given BY
City Singer
George Newton Proves He
Has Mastered German
Lieder Art.
BY JAMES THRASHER

George Newton, ass-bar.tone
proved himself an extremely able
singer of German lieder last night
in a recital of Schumann songs at
his studio.
The program consisted of two
cycles, the 'Liederkreis," musical
settings of collection of poems by
Eichendorf, and the "Dichterlieber'
poets Love-, with poems by Heine
The songs are from the years 1840-
Al, the most fruitful period of song
production in Schumann's life, and
stand among the immortal monu-
mentS of vocal literature.
Mr.. Newton has been heard rather
infrequently since his return from
an extensive period of study in New
York, but last nights performance
proved that he possesses a thorough
knowledge OF his art as we'll as of
the task at hand. His voice is flex-
ible, clear and resonant and his
diction is flawless.
In the "Dichterliebe, work
dramat ically as well a. vocally tax
ing, he admirably mirrored the
fleeting change of mood and emo
ton in which the poems abound.
Style, poise and dramatic power, all
these were at the command of the
singer, and if, as this reviewer felt,
some of the tempos were unusually
slow, it is surely because Mr.. New
ton, after intelligent study, had felt
that they should be so.
One can not truly call the piano
scores of these two cycles accom-
paniments, for they are of equal
Importance with the voice. It is in
the piano that the stage is set for
the poem to follow, and its con-
stantly changing color is an inte-
grail part of the performance. In
fact, it has been said that many of
the "Dichterliebe' songs are piano
solos with vocal accompaniment"
Mr.. Walter Whitworth was at the
piano last night, and gave an ade-
quate performance Of difficult
role.
This was The first of seven recitals
to be given by Mr.. Newton and
which together constitute a compre-
hensive survey of German and Eng
lish song from Elizabethan times to
the present day. We sare grateful
for the opportunity to listen TO
beautiful and seldom-heard music
artistically sung.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-06
Civic Series
Is Arranged
First Concert Is to Be Given
Sunday.

The Civic Theater is to present
the first of its regular Sunday night
concerts this week, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. William G. Sparks.
Selections from the music OF
George Gershwin are to make ur
the program, which is open to the
public.
The complete program:
cors Narrator. Mrs: Frank B. Hunter
uFascinatin Rhythm = iSi9 Got
Rhythm, wonderful My One
Vocal Solo" Somebody sbcy'e Loves Me-
from Tie Scandals Of 1874 1874, Nc
Mrs. Carl B. Moore
Sir ~. "BB as My Time" Strike
Vocal ouartet--"The Man I Love"
prs,, Iron e. Strike Up the Bandc.
Vocal solo,-"some One to Watch Over
Mrs. J. Harry Green.
Rhapsody in Blue ................
Lyrics by Mrs. william G. Sparks
Ensemble
string quartet "''N
Octet-Mesdames H H Arnhoiter. Rob-
ert Blake, j. Harry Green. o. M. Jones
Carl b, Moore. Paul E. Dorsey. Misses Mary
Frey. Irene Jarrard
Quartet-Miss Marianne Kulmer first
violin Miss Roberta Trent, violins Mrs.
I. w. Rubbish, Lillian Starost, cello
=, Pianos-Mrs. Harold Sweeney and Mrs
William c. Sparks
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-06
Noise Not Wanted,
2-Year-OId Knows

Times Special
HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 6. - At the
rate he is going, Wesley Ruggles Jr.
son of the movie director, will be at
least an assistant director by the
time he is five.
The -year-old was brought
onto "The Bride Comes Home" set
to visit his father. Claudette Col
bert Immediately rushed over to
him exclaiming, What a darling
baby; come and see me"
Little Wesley who apparently had
been warned about making any
noise on the set. stepped back a
pace, put his finger to his lips and
lisped, "Shh. Don't talk"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-06

Once Were
Warriors
Don CoSSaCkS Organized
Chorus While Pris-
0nerS.
NOV. 6, 1895

Soldiers from the valley of the
Don. now members OF the chorus
Of Cossacks to be heard at Eng
lish's Sunday. are among the last
Of a colorful race.
"KaSak" was the name the Turks
gave to the savage riders who. CEN
turieS ago. swept down upon them
from the Russian steppes. Through
the years that followed. the Co.'S
SakS maintained their reputation
as fierce and fearless warriors. and
it was from their number that the
late car drew his oodygusrd
Present members of the Don Co.'S
sack Chorus were part of unit of
Gen. Wrangel's White army during
the World War. With its defeat,
they were taken prisoners and later
sent to Bulgaria. The chorus was
organized during their internment
by young officer. Serge Jaroff,
and remained together after the de-
portation. The members worked in
factories and mines during the day.
but devoted their evening to choral
practice.
Singing Drew Crowds
Their singing of the ritual in the
Russian Embassy Church in Sofia
drew large crowds. and eventually a
concert was arranged. in which
secular songs were added TO the
liturgical selections.
Their fame spread abroad, and in
1923 they embarked upon a concert
career that has taken them to every
important country in the world.
This is the last American tour Of
the organization. 1t is to include
102 concerts. Their local appearance
is under the direction of Martens
Concerts, Inc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-06

anu IdCeQ ZU,UDU IdTl5.
1t was the occasion of the visit
OF the Warner Brothers ballyhoc
train to the city and many movie
stars, including Bette Davis, Lyle
Talbot, Tom Mix, Leo Garlic
Laura LaPlante and Eleanor Holm
were along
The young man was Preston
Foster. who plays the lead in THE
Last Days of Pompeii," opening at
the Indiana Friday. Few of the 20,
600 fans knew him, He was just
along for the ride.
Asked what kind Of roles he want
ed to play, Mr.. Foster replied:
Character roles. l always have
wanted to do them. Historical char
acters. only hope I am not going tc
be typed into something I DOM
like to do"
In the ensuing months Mr., Foster
was cast in everything but charac-
ter roles. He played gangsters, low
ers, other man" parts. When The
Last Days Of Pompeii" was being
cast he was picked for the role of
Marcus, the hero. 1t was his big
chance
Mr.. Foster was born in Ocean
City, N. j. He is six feet two inches
tall, weighs 200 pounds and has
brown hair. Swimming, horseback
riding and golf are his favorite
sports, yachting his pastime
THE Last Days Of Pompeii" is an
original story by James Ashmore
Creelman and Melville Baker. The
screen play was written by Ruth
Rose. The reason the title of the
play was copied from Bulwer Lyt-
tons book is, according to the pro-
ducers, that they wished to pay
tribute to the author for background
material furnished by his book.
Pleasure Spot Pictured
The pictures plot has been based
on the activities in the famous Ro-
man pleasure spot which was COW
cred by the blanket of lava from
Vesuvius in the year 70. Marcus is
a young blacksmith whose life is
warped when his wife is killed while
holding their young son in her arms.
He becomes a gladiator and fights
his way to fame.
Others in the cast include Basil
Rathbone, Dorothy Wilson and
John Wood.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-06
Leo Garlic Sought
for Broadway Shows

Times Special
HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 6.-Broadway
producers are determined to entice
Leo Garlic to New York during the
coming season.
Leading roles in THE Life of Rob-
ert Burns" Silhouette" and "One
Day Out were offered him this
week, the first because of his excel
lent Scotch accent.
Whether Leo will accept any of
these depends on his screen work.
Hollywood constantly demands his
services.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-06

His first show venture was as
press agent for three Chicago vaude-
vile theaters operated by Charles
&. Kohl. He held this job at the
same time he was city editor Of the
Chicago Examiner.
During his previous newspaper
career he had solved a dozen muir
der mysteries pigeon holed by the
Chicago police He also obtained the
first exclusive interviews with John
d. Rockefeller and J. P. Morgan
He met and helped along the rocky
road of Journalism Ring LardneI
and Clare Briggs He gave then,
their first "big-time" newspaper
jobs.
Wanted Rich, Happy Life
Still in his early twenties, Mr.
Yokel decided to become a theatri-
cal producer, seeing in that occupa-
ton possibility for a rich and happy
life which he could not obtain
through the medium of newspaper
dom.
In all, he produced II turkey
musical shows, all playing about &C
weeks in small towns around Chica
go. Then he returned to publicity
writing, becoming the head penmar
for George Lederer. Publicity or
Madame Sherry" took him to New
York where he has stayed since.
He produced The Cocoanuts," the
Marx brothers hit, and The Family
Upstairs" Next, he became allied
with George Jessel producing The
Jazz Singer
Three Men on a Horse" has been
playing on Broadway since Jan. 30
one week later Mr.. Yokel started
two road companies.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-06
MacMurray Kept
Busy at Studios

Times Special
HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Nov. O.
Fred MacMurray should be quad
ruplets. Paramount executives agreed
recently. Producers in his studio
and in others are putting IN bids for
the actors serves.
He's to start in the all-color Wal
ter Wanger production Trail of the
Lonesome Pine" as soon as he fin
ishes with Claudette Colbert in 1.-THE
Bride Comes Home"
He would get the top spot in "A
Son Comes Home if Paramount
could get him from the Wanger pic
ture in time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-06
Hollywood Stars
Move Into Homes
Bp United Press

Bp United Press
HOLLYWOOD. Nov. G. The
Hollywood stars are going in for
home life in big way, it appeared
today with announcement of long
list Of filmers who have built or are
building new houses.
No one factor could be isolated as
the basis for the move from exclu-
sive apartments to private homes.
Among reasons given are weari-
ness with years of living in trunks, -
need for more space for children
and pets. and finally the urge to
get away from il all"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-06
Roles Assigned Five
in Musical Picture

Times Special
HOLLYWOOD, Nov. Give
more roles in the Jan Kiepura-
Gladys Swarthout musical, Give
Us This Night have been filled.
Benny Baker gets the comedy
role, William Collier ST.. goes in as
an Italian priest, While Philip Meri-
vale fills the role of a maestro
which John Barrymore was consid-
ering.
Sidney Toler and Charles Judels
are the other two additions.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-06
DeMi||e Has Unique
Casting Method

Times Special
HOLLYWOOD, Nov. Cecil B.
DeMille and his designer, Ralph
Jester, have a casting method
unique in Hollywood.
From research and discussions,
the two visualize the characters in
forthcoming DeMille productions
and Jester sketches them. Players
then are selected to conform to the
sketches,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-06

APOLLO
Metropolitan" Lawrence Tisbett's
FIRST picture in four years. at 1889.
l:2s. 3:3e. $40. 7;3s and s:3s.
CIRCLE
Three Kids and Queen" with
9:o5. Also His Night Out" starring
Edward Everett Horton. at II. 1855.
4:5o, 7:45. and 1o:40.
INDIANA
Remember Last Night?" story
OF what happens when Is soeialites
wake up and find one of their num-
Der dead: at HAS. 1870. 3;4o, ssS. 8.
LOEW'S
Rendezvous" with william Powell
and Rosalind Russell. at II. ISL,
442, 1913. and 1924 Also Guard
That Girl" at i2.43, 3:34, 6:25. and
LYRIC
THE Case of Lucky Legs" on
the screen at il:25, ALA. sos. 7:52,
1929. On the stage. Roscoe Ates and
AMBASSADOR
Call of the wild" with Clark
Gable and Loretta Young. at IL. 1875.
AIS, $50 and $50 Also Two for
Tonight" at 10. 1890. $40, $50 and
and $50.
OHIO
"Helrs Angels" with Jean Harlow
and Ben Lyon. at 10:47, 120. 4o3.
6:46 and 800. Also Mai Bowes
amateur short subject, at 1890. 1908.
3:46, 500 and 9:l2.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-06

mount for the first time since his
return to Los Angeles.
One of the business managers
legs is still in cast. He expects
to report for work next January.
Capt. Wing. father of Toby Wing
Paramount contract player, was en-
route to Annapolis, Md, with the
Annapolis Farewell cast when the
plane crashed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-06
Film Actress Still
Linked TO Sculpture

Times Special
HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Nov. 6.-The
world lost sculptor and gained an
actress when Erin O'Brien-Moore
abandoned her modelling tools for
greasepaint, but she still keeps up
her plastic work as a hobby.
While playing one Of the feminine
leads in Gene Raymond's new pic
ture, Seven Keys to Baldpate," she
made clay head of the blond star
as souvenir Of the occasion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-06
Urges Brother to Stay i'm U. S.

Luise Rainier, Viennese star now
playing Anna Held in THE Great
1iegfeld," is urging her young
brother, Hans-now visiting her-to
remain in America and seek a ca
reer in the scientific phases of mo-
ton pictures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-06
Brown Has Two Degrees

Clarence Brown has B. S. degrees
in both mechanical and electrical
engineering from the University of
Tennessee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-06
Singing Drew Crowds
Ann Harding Cast in Mystery

Ann Harding. following her APP
pearance in The Indestructibls
Mrs. Talbot" is to be seen in wit
ness Chair mystery by Rita Wei
man.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-06
Wing Visits Studio;
Leg Still in Cast

By Times Special
HOLLYWOOD. Cal, Nov. g.
Capt. Paul Wing, injured in an air.
plane crash at Macon, Mo-, several
months ago. recently visited Para
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-06
Holds Transport License

Director Clarence Brown holds
one of the only two transport pilots
licenses in the motion picture in
iuStry.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-06
Alex Yokel Hasn't Had Time
TO Sit Toasting His Toes
Producer of Three Men On Horse Began His Career as
Press Agent for Chicago Vaudeville Houses.

Alex Yokel producer Of Three open
Monday three-day
toes before the fire all his nfe-he hasn't time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-06

Gives 150th American Performance
Katharine Cornell gave her l50th
American performance of Juliet in
Shakespeare's tragedy on Oct. % at
the Forrest Theater in PHILADELPHIA
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-06
Preston Foster Gets His Bio
Chance in Polarization Of
The Last Days Of Pompeiiii'
Hero of Film Always Has Wanted to Play Historical or
Character Parts, But Has Been Cast in About
Every Other Type Until Now.
BY JOHN w. THOMPSON

years a
stepped Special Indianapolis
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-21

NADIA, de tamadjak azok a radi-
kalis elemek is, amelyeknek a
szoszoloja hirtelen Fr. Coughlin
lett.
Coughlin a bankjavaslatot
egyenesen szoyjetizmusnak ne
vezi 8 egy olyan nemzeti ban
kot szeretne latni, amelynek
negyvennyolc igazgatojat a negy-
vennyolc allan nepe valasztja.
Nyilvanvalo, hogy a kompli-
kalt tudomanyt igenylo allasra
valasztas utjan a megfelel6 en-
bereket soha megtalalni mem
fogjak es bar demagogok a de-
mokracia allitolagos neveben
beszelnek, ezuttal kormany ja-
vaslatanak az elfogadasa lenne
jobb az orszagra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-21

tamadas tuze meg mindig a
javaslatnak az ellen a rendelke-
.zese ellen Tranquil, amely az osz-
szeg elkolteset rabizna az elnok-
re, de bizonyos, hogy e tekintet-
ben nagyobb valtozasok nem
lesznek, inert a polgarsagnak
mem a kongresszusban, hanem az
elnokben van a bizalma.
A republikanus part neveben
bill ellen az ostromot Michigan
szenatora Vanderberg vezette,
aki a negy milliardot sokalta S
az elIenzek tobbi tobbi szonokai
is legfeljebb ket milliard megsza-
yazasit ajanltak.
Az elnok ket eyre kert felha-
talmazast, hogy az osszeg felett
rendelkezhessek .ezt szeretnek
levagni republikanusok, erthe
t6. okokbol, egy eyre. Ket ev
mulva elnokvalasztas lesz az or
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-21

Macy, egy fontos krumplik az &
allamabol, Idahobol kerulnek a
piacra.
Minthogy az elnok heten az
NRA eletenek meghosszabbita-
sara szolo javaslatot is bekiildte
a congresszushoz, valoszinu,
hogy ezutan arrol is sokat beszel-
mex $ az NRA- vitaja. majdnem
az ulesszak vegeig fog huzodni.
Lenyeges valtozasnak ait ajanl
lak a kormany reszer6l, hogy a
jelenlegi het tagu bizottsag he
lyett ujra egy cara 4bizzak az
NRA vezeteset, ahogy ait John
son annak idejen vezette 5 hogy
az .NRA leple alatt kifejl6dott
monopoliumok' helyett .allitsak
vissza ujra a szabad versenyt az
iparban.
Mindket modositast meg fog
jak szavazni Is az NRA korul
csak hirhedt hetedik paragra-
fuson lesz igazan elkeseredett Vi
ia a ket hazban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-21
MCE ALECALJASABb
T0RVENYES RACKE:TNEK

venni, azonnal ilyen zsarolasi
per kezdodott.
De sok esetben tortenik meg.
hogy a felesegek ferjeik tud-
laval, beleegyezesevel es egye-
mes segitsegevel kezdenek XII va
man 'kiiros kisasszonyt7 kivitt va
lami gazdag emberrel, hogy az
tan ferj karteritesert pereljen.
Es tudni kell. hogy amig egy-
egy ilyen pert tenyleg benyujta-
max. addig szaz esetben mem
keriil zsarolas nyilvanossagra,
inert az aldozat nem akar nyilva-
nos meghurcoltatast es fizet per
nelkil.
Oh 'cago birosaga nemreg uta-
sitott el egy ferfit, aki hazassagi
igeret megszegese cimen bepe-
relt egy gazdag holgyet es ez az
;telet mem volt igazsagos.
Mem volt azert igazsagos, inert
-orditott helyzetben a no pernyer-
tes lett volna,. rniiltan a ferfi al
dozatnak minden esetben kell fl
.zetni.
Ha Indianaban a torvenyt be
'fiozzzk Is IA AIT kovetika maid
m nden mas allamban, ez az or
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-21
A NEGYEZER MILLI0

dollaros vitan kivul a legna-
gyobb kiizdelmei bank-javas-
attal lesznek kormanynak bar
ez erdekli legkevesbe az ALTA
lanos szavazo polgart, annak az
eldulte fog a kenyerebe a legme-
lyebben belevagni.
Ha kormany bankjavaslatat
1negszavazzak, akkor a minden-
kori kormany, 4fegja a hitelvis.zo-
nyokat ellen6rizni Is szabalyoz-
nj $ mem mint eddig, a bankarok.
Termeszetes, hogy EFT vitat
a kiyaltsagos osztaly minden OIL
dalrol es minden eszk0 .zel ta-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-21
Az ALTALANOS
VELEMENY Az,

hogy a kormany eredeti javas.
latat kisebb modositasokkal meg
fogjak szavazni, inert vegiil meg
kell alkudni a ket haznak S inert
az alsohazban az ell lett fogadva
de bizonyos, l,ogyaz elnok Macy
politikai arat fog a gy6zelemert
fizetni.
Egesz csomo szenatort lesz
kenytelen szernelyesen "megfoz-
nj" minden nyen eljaras bizo-
nyos aldozatot jelent az elnok
reszerol.
A szenatusban egyebkent sem
volt nagy szerencseje multi he
ten a kormanynak, inert Huey
Long louisiana szenator javas-
latara elhataroztak, hogy vizsga-
latot inditanak Farley ellen, aki
nemcSak postmaster, 1lletve pos
taminiszter, hanem feje es ICY
fokortese demokrata part or
szagos bizottsaganak.
Long szenator sFarleyt egyeni
es partpolitikai grafttel vadolja
S bar mem biztos, hogy bizonyite-
kokkal is fog szolgalni, ketsegte-
telen. hogy nagyon kellemetlen
az eset a kormanynak.
Huey Longtol Farley tavaly
szenatori togaval jaro kineve-
zesi kivaltsagokat megvonta S
akkor AIT hittek, hogy artalmat-
lama tettek orok id6kre a loui-
sianai diktatort. Valoszinu, hogy
EFT jatekot azota 3alaposan meg
bantak valoszinii, hogy lesz
meg tobb Okla is a kormanynak
a banatra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-21
NACYON ROVIDEN
FOCLALKOZOTT

az AAA-val GARNER bonus)
szenatus es a tanacskozas alatt
kitiint, hogy a szenatusi szentek
sem kiilombek tobbi szenteknel,
inert kezik befele van forditva.
Az AAA Is NRA-nak 1egna-
gyobb ellensege Borah volt idaig,
de multi heten kisiilt, hogy a
bonust szivesen megszavazna 4.
krumplira is, inert azok szep.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-21

Minden allamban meg nincs
epfytn hvege a legaljasabb racket
nek, de egyes allamokban kez-
deiqek mar bizonyos teren tisz-
togatasokat csinalni.
Indiana allan torvenyhozasa-
max az also haza oriasi tobbseg-
gel megszavazta, hogy "sziv-
bafzsam' karteritescknek mines
tobbe helye abban az allamban.
Ha a szenatus is megszavazza
a torvenyt, amire meg van min
den kilatas, akkor Ind ana egye-
mes utat mutat ninden tobbi
allamnak.
Tobbe nem lesz lehetseges,
slegahbb abban az egy allamban,
az "elidegenites' iniatt oriasi kar-
teriteseket zsarolni es az ezek-
her hasonlo cimeken lefolytatott
t0rvenyes rablasok szinten meg
sziinneI.
AZ alienation Of affection
perck a legtobb esetben skozon-
seges. de sok esetben kombinalt
zsarolasok veltak ia .hazasfelek
rtszer6l. Ia u /.
Ha egy jobbmodu ember egy
csorara Is aztan mem akarta ell
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-21
S0K A CYEREK MEG A KUTYA

Egyenesen javaslatot tesznek
ra, hogy a gyermekaldas korla-
tozasat kentuckyi i,egyek koze
bevezessek, bar ARA meg mem
gondolnak, hogy ait eroszakkal
is alkalmazzak.
Meg mem tartanak OFT, hogy a
welfaren el6 szuloket sterilizalni
probaljak, de ha az adok emel-
kednek, akkor ait is mcgeljiik.
De a kutyakkal szemben ere
lyesebben kivannak feilepni.
Ott mar nemcsak ait kivanjak,
hogy a kutyaszuletesek korlato-
zasat gyakoroljak, hanem egye-
nesen kutyak kivegzeset XII
vanjak.
Sokalljak, hogy szazot kutya
legyen nyolcvannegy csaladnal
es javaslatot nyujtottak be a
social worker-ek, hogy kutyak
kivegzeset, vagy leealabb sulyos
megtizedeleset kovetelje.k.
szerintiik eppen eleg a sok
vi bebyt a szukseses elelemmel
ellatni, nemhogy a kutya sza-
mara IS kiutaljak a welfare ke-
nyeret jovoben.
Es inert vegre is eoben a ci-
vilizalt vilagban a kis babyket
mem lehet vizbe fojtani, hat
meg kell gyilkolni helyettiik a
kutyakat. 80 :
Egyelore ugy hataroztak, hogy
a weifarenl elo csaladok csak
egy-egy kutyat tartllatnak meg
maguknak IS feleslegest6l har-
mine nap alatt meg kell valniuk.
De kilatasba helyeztek ait is,
hogy7 a jov6ben ezeknek meg
marado kutyaknak a szamat is
csokkenteni, kell, inert a welfare
department mem tudja es mem
hajlando azokat elelmezni.
Csak ARA vagyunk kivancsiak,
hogy mikor. fogjak a oabyk meg
is kivanni. e
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-21
4 A Myl1o E}RoR oEfTEN

kerekedett feliil a szenatusi
haborusagban, de kormany ja-
vaslatai meg teto alatt nincse-
mex $ bar valoszini, hogy fon-
tosabB javaslatok kisebb modosi-
tasokkal atmennek, ma mar
Roosevelt nem feltetlenil ura a
ket haznak.
A multi heten kenytelen volt a
demokrata part legreakciosabb
tagjaval, a virginia. Glass-al al
kudni ho1nap talan demokra-
ia part radikalis szarnya ellen a
republikanusoknal lesz kenytelen
vedelmet keresni.
!. Egyelore a negyezer millio
dol1aros kozmunka-javaslaton ra-
godnak, - inert a hozza csapott
Is direkt segelyhez szukseges
$50 mllllO dOllart eS annak szuk-
seget senki mem vitatja = es
a javaslatot ket eros oldalr6l
tamadjak.
A munkasok es liberals SEE
natorok nincsenek megelegedve
az elnoknek azzal a szandeka-'
val, hogy a accumulation az err
venyben lev6 munkadijaknal ke-
vesebbet fizetnek S ez ellen a
rendelkezes ellen = gyozelem
remenye nelkul - eros harcot
iizentek.
A reakciosok es a republika-
nusok nemcsak az elnok teljha-
talmat. hanem magat a negy-
ezer millio dollart sokaljak 81
reszben az osszeget, reszben az
idot redukalni szeretnek.