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Evening star., 1935-09-10
THOUSANDS WATCH.
FUNERAL Of WEISS
Flowers Bank Grave Of As
sassin, Buried in Heavy
Rain.
BY the Associated Press.

BY inc Associated PreSS.
BATON ROUGE, La, September
10.-A flower banked grave today
marked the resting place of DR.. Carl
A. Weiss, mild-mannered physician
who turned assassin and mortally
wounded Senator Huey P. Long.
The 30-year- eye specialist, in
turn shot down by Longs bodyguards,
was buried yesterday following serv-
ices attended by thousands of persons
representing every strata Of society.
The physicians parents, his wife Of
two years and his associates could give
no reason beyond a passive political
opposition to Long for shooting the
Senator.
Burial in Heavy Rain.
His bullet-torn body was lowered
into the grave while the throng at
the services stood in heavy rain.
Six physicians. his associates, served
as pallbearers. The Office of the dead
was chanted by Rev. F. L. Gassler.
Burial was in Roselawn Cemetery.
Wreaths from the Kiwanis Club and
the Young Business Mems Club decked
the casket and large delegations of
each organization attended the fu-
neral. Others present were former
Gov. John M. Parker, Representative
j. Y. Sanders, jr.; Dean r. L. Tullis
and District Attorney John Fred
Odom.
Details Unknown.
DR.. Weiss father said, that my son
did not go into the Capitol Sunday
night to kill Long. Whatever hap
pened there between him and the
Senator and those who killed him
do not think I shall ever know. That
is something we'll never know. And
what happened there, what brought
him there, will always be between him
and his maker"
The mother, too, could give no
motive for her sons action.
I'VE had no word, no intimation
nothing" she said. "All that we know
is that he took living seriously. Right
with him was right above every
thing"
I'VE were just a happy family
group" the mother said. I'VE have
always been SO proud of him. He
had the whole world in front of him.
When he did thing like that he must
have known he would be killed"
Bill Denied Motive.
The elder DR.. Weiss declared his
sons attempt on Senator Longs life
was not motivated by proposed bill
before the Legislature that would have
transferred his father-in-law. Judge
P. H. Pavy of Evangeline Parish, from
one district to another.
Absolutely not" he said. "He had
no reason to take that seriously be-
cause the judge did not take it seri-
ously."
DR.. Weiss. graduate Of Tulane
University, was known among his
associates as a conscientious worker"
a Serious fellow" He served his in
terhship at the Touro Infirmary in
New Orleans and at Bellevue Hospital
in New York City.
In 1888 he married Yvonne PAW.
graduate of Newcomb College in
New Orleans and Of the Sorbonne in
Paris.
He had been associated with his
father, also an eye. ear, nose and
throat specialist.
Evening star., 1935-09-10

Continued From First Page)
great courage to his political oppo-
nents, who were split into several fac
tions, one reason for Longs ascent to
power.
There was talk Gov. Allen would
resign the governorship and accept
appointment from Noe as United
States Senator in succession to Long,
but Allen said last night that when
his term as Governor expired next
Spring he would retire to private life
and never accept public Office.
Nothing in the direction of reorgan-
ization of the Long machine was eX-
pected until after Longs funeral.
However, there was one thing certain
there will not be another dictator of
Louisiana of the Long ilk. There was
only one Huey. After him, they broke
the mould.
In personality, Long lieutenants
have little in common.
Gov. Allen is an aristocrat, born
to plenty and lover of regularity
He dislikes disputes and the whirl
of political life. His health has
forced him to strict habits Of ab-
stinence and there is nothing he en-
joys better than light literature in
a quiet place.
Lieut.. Gov. James A. Noe Is a
rotund lover of life, man who makes
money in quantity and spends it
freely. His love for politics is a
love for fellowship and the Joy OF
being in the midst of activity.
Seymour Weiss is an ambitious man
who seeks constantly to elevate him
self both socially and materially. He
is Suave and smart and would like
to be the second Huey Long in Louisi-
ana.
Allen Ellender, Speaker OF the
House, is driven by an ambition to
become Governor. He comes from
the French country of Louisiana, a
lawyer and a farmer.
Abe Shushan is a large man. a
wholesale merchant, who first went
into politics with Huey Long for the
fun of it.
George Wallace, legal and 1egisla-
tive adviser of the late Huey Long,
has been regarded as the brains of
the Long lieutenancy. He Is regarded
Evening star., 1935-09-10
CAPITAL SHOCKED
BY LONGS Staying
Expressions of Grief Wait
as Use of Violence Is
DepIofed.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Shock, sorrow and wonder about the
political effect mingled In varying de-
grees today as the Capital awoke to
read that an assassin's bullet had cost
Senator Huey P. Long his life.
The extraordinary nature of the
man was illustrated The customary
expressions of grief at the passing Of
public figure were deferred, as high
and low first gave voice to their horror
that gunfire had removed a national
political figure.
On all sides there was tremendous
interest in the barest details. Diff
ferences over Long himself, and these
were many and deep, went un-
mentioned amidst recollection of his
whimsical and boyish side.
Try to Gauge Effect.
Within the administration. and the
Republican organization especially, at
tempts to gauge the political effect
were made.
Although New Deal leaders had
publicly not given much weight to
Longs plans to attempt to wrest the
presidential nomination from Roose-
welt next June, and to run i1ldepend-
emily if failing, Republicans had wei
coined his intentions on the theory
it might split the Democratic vote in
November.
Senator Smith, South Carolina
Democrat, believed the "share-the-
wealth" movement-as built by Long
would collapse without him. In 27
years as Senator, he said I've seen
nobody there comparable with Long
and I don't mean solely in exhibi-
tionism and buffoonery. He was a
genius. He had mind extra ordinary
in both power and quickness."
Intentions Lauded by Glenn.
"More power to himl" former Sen
ator Glenn of Illinois had exclaimed
in Chicago when the fallen legislator
in mid August announced his 1886 in
tentionS.
These were not limited to the pres
ldency. The Louisianan also had
spoken Of striking at members of the
House and Senate whose reelection
next year is considered important to
the present administration. Notable
among these latter we're Senators
Robinson of Arkansas and Harrison
Of Mississippi.
He won't be back" Long once said
bluntly Of Robinson. He was credited
largely with the election 10 the Sen
ate of Mrs. Hattie CarsWay to succeed
her late husband in Arkansas two
years ago.
Evening star., 1935-09-10

by stirring military display, with
Long in command of the militia and
Walmsley directing the police.
The opposing armies" faced each
other for days across narrow street,
with the police occupying the city hall
and the guardsmen the registration
Office opposite.
Took Walmsley's Powers.
Through the series of special ses-
sions Long crippled the finances Of
the City of New Orleans and took
powers away from Walmsley, so that
few months ago his party sur
rendered to Long and left Walmsley
a mayor without a city.
In his special session Long had
made himself commander Of a plain
clothes State army, authority to use
the militia for any purpose, name
the vote counters at elections and
a host of other powers.
Opposition became SO fierce in jan
uary, this year. that citizens rose in
armed rebellion, but were captured
or routed with one casualty in an
engagement on the parish airport field.
Long then conducted a murder
plot" hearing, in which he charged
a number of officials with conspiring
to assassinate him. Martial law was
proclaimed and soldiers, manning ma
chine guns, surrounded the State
house.
1t was during the past year that
Long definitely launched on a ma
tional campaign, breaking with Presi-
dent Roosevelt and defying the entire
Senate.
Critic of New Deal.
He became a bitter critic of Presi-
dent Roosevelt's New Deal and en-
acted laws in Louisiana which would
give the State control of the ex-
penditure of work relief money.
In the session in progress when
he was assassinated was a law pro-
viding for Imprisonment of Federal
Evening star., 1935-09-10

Beaver Farms Planned.
Beaver farms are to be established
in Newfoundland as a colony develop
ment project.
Evening star., 1935-09-10

Many Drown in Japan.
Japan has many drownings this year
Evening star., 1935-09-10

by the bar as an able constitutional
lawyer and as a deadly croSs-exam-
iner. He is quiet and retiring in
manner, but carries a load of pride.
Outstanding opponents of the Long
machine contain men of many clas-
sificationS. Most prominent among
them has been Mayor Walmsley, who
was to the manor born. He has been
brought up in an atmosphere of cul-
ture and eduction and entered poll
tics. he said, lin the hope of raising
it to a high plane"
Second to Walmsley in anti-Long
leadership perhaps is Eugene STAN
ley, former district attorney of New
Orleans, who resigned when Long
passed a law which made his Office
subservient to that of attorney gen.
eral
Col. John M. Sullivan and Edward
Rightor, who go on and on politically,
are about as different as two men can
be. Both are lawyers. Together they
have managed to. WELD an influence
politically in the city of New Or
leans for many years.
LEGISLATURE LEFT INCLUDED.
BATON ROUGE, La. September 10
@.-Senator Huey Longs death to-
Evening star., 1935-09-10

BATON ROUGE. La. September 10
R.-Senator Huey Longs death to-
Evening star., 1935-09-10
HELD FOR MURDER

STAMFORD, Conn, September 10
Cpl.-Mrs. Ada Mildred Schueler. 25,
was held crininslly responsible today
in a coroner's finding for the death
of her e-year-old stepd 4ughter Mari
lyn, victim of beating which police
charge was administered by her step
mother.
E. Gaynor Brennan, Stamford city
prosecutor, said Saturday night that
Mrs. Schueler, former student nurse,
confessed she beat the girl in flt of
anger because she didn't eat her lunch
fast enough.
Mrs. Schueler Is held without bond
on a murder charge.
Evening star., 1935-09-10
Putnams Buy Home.

LOS ANGELES, September 10 (R.-
Amelia Earhart, Americas foremost
woman flyer and her husband, George
Palmer Putnam, New York publisher,
have bought a home in North Holly
wood
The residence is close to Union Air
Terminal, Burbank, where Miss Ear
hart centers most of her flying ac-
tivities.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-14
FUR0PABAN
HITLEREN MULIK.

hogy "kitor-e" beke, vagy a
legkozelebbi haborura fognak la
zasan kesziilni. az
Ha Hitler hajlando a francia-
angol csoport ajanlatait elfogad-
nj, akkor versaillesi szerzodes
katonai pontjat revizio ala veszik
5 Membership visszater liga-
ba. Ez esetben, mint egyenrangu
fel, korlatlan hadsereggel rendel-
kezhetik, - ha elore beleegye-
xix. hogy az a francia hadsereg-
mel sokkal kisebb lesz.
Ha Hitler belep szovetsegbe.
akkor viszont lemond minden to-
vabbi reviziorol kulonosen ha-
tar-kiigazitasok nem lesznek a
belathato jovoben. 1e.-@
Ha mem fogadja e1ri Hitler az
ultimatumot, akkor a franciaan-
,gol szovetseget veglegesen meg
kotik nemet biodalom ellen
S Olaszorszag es meg egy cso-
mo europai ALAN is benne lesz
a nagy frontban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-14
Nt.METORSZAG
ALLIT0LAC

csak azzal a feltetel1el fog tar
gyalni, ha nemcsak a katonai
pontokat revidialjak, hanem mas
teren is engedmenyt ,adnak a
gyoztes hatalmak.
Danzigot es Memelt Hitler
azonnal vissza akaria es .ezenki-
viii nemi gyarmatra is igenyt
tart.
Ha franciak es angolok eleg
&c, felnek nemet fegyverkezes-
t6l, akkor esetleg EFT is megad-
iak.
Ez esetben nemet birodalom
majdnem a teljes elerheto revi-
ziot elerte Europa egyel6re
mentes lesz haborus veszedel-
mektol.
Mem lehetetlen azonba1, hogy
"a nemet-lengyel blokk apro szo-
vetsegeseket keres maganak IS
mem lesz hajlando veglegesen
behodolni az vi antantnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-14
AZ ELN0KNEK
A MUNKASOKKAL

5szemben .e1fogla1t allaspontja
miatt az AAA Departmental
elkuldott ket radikalis hivatal-
nok miatt most nehol ait hiszik,
hogy jobbra tert Roosevelt
programme.
Akik azonban kormany mum
kajat figyelemmel kiserik, azok
ennek eppen az ellenkez6jet hi
SILK Is allitjak.
A Federal Reserve System
vi vezetesere nezve beadott kor-
manyjavaslat ait celozza, hogy
a bankok feletti ellenorzest tel
jesen tegyek kormany kezebe,
ami AIT jelentene, hogy a hitelt
tobbe mem a bankar urak, hanem
a kormany ellen6rizne es a hitel-
viszonyok szabalyozasat nem a
maganprofit erdekeben, ,.shanem a
nemzeti erdekeknek megfelel6en
vezetnek.
A kormany nemcsak kobe le-
petit egy kis truszt-alakitasi jat-
tekba, de torvenyes 1epeseket in
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-14
AZ ECYES
ALLAMOK K0ZUL

Kentucky szolgalt cirkusszal
a multi heten, ahol a kormanyzo,
az alkormanyzo Is torvenyyho-
zok ugy osszemarakodtak, hogy
senki mem tudta, vajjon van-e
az allami torvenyhozasnak tor
venyes gyiilese.
Pennsylvaniaban eros politikai
harcok indultak, inert a republic
kanus allami szenatorok kozt ha-
rom olyan is van, akik vagy Ell
vannak az alvilaggal valo bin
reszessegiikert itelve, vagy csak
vizsgalat folyik meg elleniik.
Ezeket szenatorokat le akar-
jak mondatni, de a republicans
part konzervativ szarnya ragasz
kodik hozzzajuk.
Huey Long allamaban bekes-
seq volt a multi heten, inert a
diktator helyzetet teljesen
uralja.
Ez azonban mem jelenti ait,
hoov Louisianaban rend he1y-
reallt. inert a senator ellensegei 5
kulonosen a Standard Oil mem
fognak belenyugodni carsagba.
Minden allan torvenyho4asa a
tegketsegbeesettebb eszkozoket
keresi, h,ogy az adobevetelet
enelje kulonosen Peniisylva
nianak es Californianak van sok
vi adora sziksege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-14
/ - .5.-
AZ ALVILAC KR0NIKAJA

valamivel biztatobb, mint el6bb
volt. Egyik hirhedt gonosztev6t
mask utan keritik kezre, el-
We vagy halva kulonosen a szC-
yetsegi titkos rend6rseg vezet a
tisztogato munkaban.
milhet6, hogya kongresszus
nagyobb osszeget szavaz meg a
szovetsegi rend6rseg igazi meg
szervezesere egyszer megtisz-
titjak a racketeerekt6l az orsza-
got.
Erdekes fenyt vet ugy a
racketeeer, mint munkas-vezer
vilagra, hogy a mozigep-kezelok
szervezetenek az elnoket gang
ster-tarsai megoltek ere XII
silt, hogy a juni-prezident ur
nemcsak szazezreket keresett es
zsarolt evente, hanem olyan
fenyiizesben cit, hogy negyezer
dollarba keriilt csak a flrd6szo-
baja. Ilyen viszonyok vannak az
alvilagban es az American Fe-
deration of Labor berkekben.
A Hauptman targyalas szeren-
csere elert a vegere -es barmi a
vege a dolognak, igazan lit volt
az ideje, hogy a sok hazugsag
es hamis eskii elolvasasatol meg
mentsek az orszagot. Ugy vad,
mint vedelem kepviseloi ta-
nuk sokasagat sorakoztattak fel,
akik kozul mindket oldalon szem
mel lathatoan sokan hamisan es-
kudtek. - .
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-14
A CAZDASACI HELYZET

allando javuiasa meg mindig
tart es ha a szenatus vegre lehe-
t6ve tenne, hogy meginduljanak
nagyszabasu kozmunkak, ket
honap mufva tenyleg sokkal
iobb viszonyok lennenek az or
szagban.
A nehez ipar termelese egyre
emelkedik bar az auto-ipar
rendelesei nagy reszet mar le-
hivta, az acelgyaraknak meg
mindig van eleg munkajuk.
Ujabban meglehet6s mennyiseg-
ben epiiletacelt rendelnek es a
konnyii iparnak is sok acelra van
sziiksege. Egyelore mem felnek
t6le. hogy februar es marciusban
az iizem meglassul.
Az auto-iparban ma mar XII
lencvenket szazalekos iizemmel
dolgozn bar januarban ha-
romszazezernel tobb kocsit ter
meltek, az iizemet meg mindig
fokozzak, ami termeszetesen
meghazudtolja az elnoknek tett
igeretet, hogy munkat helye-
sebben elosztjak.
A konnyii iparban is eleg j6l
dofgoznak, a vasutak emelked6
forgalomr6l beszelnek Is az ipari
celokra termelt vi1lanyaram fo-
gyasztasa is emelkedik AZ egesz
orszagban. !.
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Tx AIT AZ angolszasz kepinuta.
tast, amely mindig meg tudja ia.
lalni helyes formakat Is bi-
.zony ez a vademelesl mem felelt
meg az altalanos elfogadott tor
vsnyes formaknak.
Viszont tekintetbe kell ven
mink hogy Rakosi egyenesen a
forradalom megszervezesere teri
vissza Magyarorszagba Is min
den kormanynak kotelessege,
hogy fennallo tarsadalmi rem
det megvedje, A nepnek a for
radalomra valo joga mindig meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-14
FRANCIAORSZACRAN

multi heti politikai kilenge-
seknek es zenduleseknek nincs
komoly jelentosegiik es ha sike-
riil nemetekkel megegyezni, az
orszag terhei a1aposan csokken-
mex. merit a fegyverkezest mer-
seklik. OFT tehat jelenleg remel
lakossag.
Australian nazi es kommu
nista zavargasok es letartozta-
tasok voltak multi heten.
Magyarorszag azzal keriilt az
esemenyek homlokterebe, hogy
befejeztek a Rakosi targyalast
es a vadlottat eletfogytiglani
fegyhazra iteltek.
A magyar hatosagok mem er-
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konnyen belenyugszik ebbe .
helyzetbe, inert a jelenleg ha.
talmon lev6 klikket kielegiti
hogy ezzel visszaaltethetik Ottot
a tronra, amikor. akarjak.
A magyar .legitimistak terme-
szetesen szinten err6l almodnak
de Magyarorszagon hatarok re.
viziojarol meg lemondani mem
mernek, anelkul pedig Ottot so
ha mem fogja a kis antant ma
gyar tronra engedni.
Akarmi. lesz a kovetkezmenye
az vi angol-francia antantnak
magyar reviziorol pillanatbar
sehol nem beszelnek es latszolas
nem is lehet beszelni. ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-14
IA LECSULYOSABB
|CSAPAST

azonban kormany egy see
reny torvenyjavaslat benyujta-
saval meri a nagyt6ke fejere.
El, akarjak torolni az ugyne-
vezett "holding" kompaniakat, a
me1yek csak, ARA jok, hogy a
koz0nseget hatszorosan, neha tiz-
szeresen zsaroljak.
Ha mondjuk Piripocson van
egy kis villanytarsasag, akkor
annak a reszyenyeit megveszi
egy nagyobb tarsasag, amely egy
nehany ilyen kis tarsasag resi-
venyeit tartja a kezeben. Ez
mar egy holding company.
A nagyobb valla1at reszvenyeit
megveszi egy nagy vallalat, a
mely tobb ilyen nagyobb holding
company reszvenyyeit tartja a
kezeben 5 ICY tovabb, ugy, hogy
egy-egy kozszolgalati vallalat OF
hat ilyen reszvenytarsasag kezen
is keresztul megy, amelyek mind
profitot csinalnak.
E sorok iroja egy izben gait
vasarolts egy Kentucky faluban
egy kis tarsasagtol mikor OIL
csobb arakert kiizdott. kideriilt,
hogy ait vallalatot egy ma
gyobb. ait egy meg nagyobb,
ait egy annal is nagyobb valla-
lat tartja a kezeben es nyolca-
dix valla1at papirjait tartottak
Morganek a Wall Streeten.
Vagyis nyo1c vallalat folozott lie
profitot gazrol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-14
II ETI : ZEN LIE

max nekik felszereleseket, amiket
azok mas cegtol mem vehetnek
Icy ezek s'iizemkoltsegek", amik-
re az allamok CRATER Public
Service Commissioned engcdelyi
adnak anikre aztan profitot is
szamitanak. III.
Csak ICY tcrtenhetik meg,
hogy peldaul abban a Kentucky
faluban negyven centet szamitot-
tax a fo1dgaz ezer koblabjaert,
amit Oft faluban szivattyuztak
XII a fold gyomrabol. de oman
ketszaz mertfoldre mar harminc
centert is adtak gait, inert .ott
versenyezniok kellett egy mask
vallalattal. Vagyis amit ketszaz
mertfoldes vezetesi koltseg utan
tudtak adni 80 .centert, azert a
kutak mellett pegyvenet rabol-
tax. S megis kimutattak, hogy
csak het percentet keresnek,
inert kis vallalatok felett 1ev6
es el6skod6 anyavallalatok is
profitot rabQltak.
A kormany ct ev alatt akarja
ezeket a holding kompaniakat
megsziintetni az ors ,agban es ha
EFT megteszik, akkor a viz. a
villany, gaz es az utazas kolt-
sege leszall felere, vagy meg
kevesebbre.
Amig kormany i1yeny uton
ha1ad, addig mem lehet at alli-
tani. hogy Roosevelt jobbra tert
Csak az a baj. hogy ezeket ia
vaslatokat az atlagos ember mem
yizsgalja es a legtobbje mem
erti.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-14
CFolytatas a <-a< a,dslr6l.A

gyirak a besug6k ,ezreit alkal-
'mazzak 5 hogy kivilr6l jov5 be-
sugasokat is sziXesen fogadnak
ees -rnegirjak, shegy ,egystlen auto :
munkas sem tudja soha, hogy
lmeddig .lesz, svagy lesz-e meg
valaha -munkaja az iparban.
Akit fekete. lisztara l1elyeznek
a ibesugasok fk0vetkeztsben, at
azzal sdha mem studatjak esssez-
rem, meg ezreri varnak a behivo-
ra, .akiket soha tobbe munkaba
hivni mem fognak. IS.
Leirjak vegil.. k0nyortelen
speed-up rendszert, amely a negy
ven ewes ,embert kikenyszeriti
akkor is a munkab6l,. ha velet-
leniil mem :akarjak e1knldeni.
inert kegyetlen iramot mem
birjak.
Az American Labor Fedora
ton legnagyobb bine, hogy az
auto-munkasokat mem szervez-
tex, mikor torvenybe. 1epett az
'NRA, de Washington nagysa-
Cos urak altal Detroitba kuldott
gigeflikben mem biztak munka-
ssok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-14

Nemetorszagban az ad nagy
gondot, hogy munkatlanok hi
vatalos szama harom milliot
megint elerte egy milliora be-
csiilik azoknak a szamat, akik
segelyt mem kapnak.
A szocialistak, kommunistak,
vagy akikre EFT rafogjak, mem
reszesulnek segelyben, amibol
termeszetesen XII vannak zarva a
zsidok is.
Lehetseges, hogy gazdasagi
viszonyok kenyszeritik ra Hit
lert, hogy a megajanlott revizio-
val beerje.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-14
AMERIKAI MAGYAR HIRLAP

A keresked6k - kllonosen a
farm-videkeken emelked6 for
galmat jelentenek es AIT hiszik,
.hogy tavaszta a mezogazdasagi
felszerelesek vasarlaAat is ell
hozza.
Sajnos, az elelmiszer arak ujra
emelkednek az egesz orszagban
$ kiilonosen a tel IS hus. arat
emelik fel illetektelenhl az ipari
kozpontokban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-14
MAGYAR PttNK0ZSDI
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k1xIi BENEDEK JOSEF
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Ifjusagunk ebredese

r a
Ifjusagunk egy komoly ebre-
deshez jottek, hogy valamilyen
modon tobbet tehessenek az
Urert es egymasnak neyelesere
es er6sitesere es hogy EFT meg
tegyek, rendes vasarnapi es-
teken xviii meg egy estet va
lasztottak maguknak, hogy AIT
az Ur igeje mellett toltsek ell.
Icy minden szerdan este 7::3O
kezdettel tartjak osszejovetelei-
ket imahazunkban. Az osszejo-
vetelen lelki enekek, ina a BIZ
zonysagtetelek az Urrol es bib
liai magyarazat. Ezen kedves
osszejovetelekre mindenkit SEE
retettel latnak.
1stentiszteleteinket tartjuk a
szokott helyen es idoben. Vasar-
nap delelott lO-1l-ig vasarnapi
iskola. 11-12-ig istenitisztelet IS
lima. Kedd este 7:3O kezdettel
istentiszte1et. Mindenkit szere-
tettel latunk es fogadunk.
Nilesban is szepen megy az
Ur munkaja, kitarto orommel
vegezzuk az Urtol nyert dics6
hivatasunkat. Az Ur mem hagyja
gyermekeinek munkajat gyu-
molcs nelkil. Vannak kedves lei
kek, xix komolyan foglalkoznak
az iidvesseg kerdesevel, amely a
legfontosabb kerdes ebben az
eletben. Mienk a munka, az Ure
az aldas. Mindenekert az Ure a
dics6seg. Istentiszteletiinket
tartjuk Nilesben minden vasar-
nap delutan 2.3O kezdettel Il
East. State Streeten. Mindenkit
igaz szeretettel latunk IS foga-
dunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-02-14

z<XA
volt Is meg icsz, de i yeszts
forradalmaroknak el kell \ sor-|
sukat viselri. ,8
Ez neH jelenti at. hogy i Rd-
kasi iigyet, az ujabb vad ala he
lyezSset Is az cliteleset mem sal
naljuk, csak le akartuk szogczni.
hogy lnikor Rakosi visszattfts
Magyarorszigbs, biztosan q
volt ilyen eshet6segekre ktsziiI-
We.
Es ismete1ten meg kell ait Is
jegyezniink, hogy . legkevescbb
(Folvtatas a 8-ik oldalon)