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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-29
Lutheran
ST. JOHNS Ev. LUTHERAN

(Services Tomorrow Sunday school at 9:45 o'clock. English service at II o'clock. Organ Prelude ........ Emile wall Opening hymn Introit Gloria Patria Kyrie Gloria in Exceysis Epistle lesson, Second Corinthian, Chapter 6, Verses 1 to 10 Gospel lesson, Matthew {, Verses l to Il.
 Announcement Lenten services will be held Wed- nesday evening. The Ladies' Aid will meet Friday evening during Lent. The Walther league will meet the same evenings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-29
ZION LUTHERAN

CherFy BJreeJ. Rev. Carl A. Stenholrn, pastor. Sunday school and Bible class 9:45 a. m.
 Divine worship in Swedish 10:4t 0. m.
 Monday, 6 p. nl.-Meeting of the board of trustees. Wednesday, 8 p. rn.-Lenten scr-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-29
BUNKER HILL CONGREGA-
 TIONAL

0uk1Cdyp N4aACA4 &s
 10 a. m.-Church school.
 Il @. m.-March communion Ser- vice. Rev. w. Moreton Owen will preach the first of Lenten sermons on Jesus and the Problems of Every Day." I. Jesus and a Mans Salvation"
 6:30 p. m.-"Sundis" club for older young people.
 700 p. m.-Young Peoples so- ciety.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-29

Q. What is the attitude of thc new "humaniSt" toward the Church as an institutlOn?
 A. An authority answers: The, humanist believes that the church has nothing to give which could not be given as well by any other institution which would undertake to do what the Church is now doing. This does not mean that the Church has not much to give. There are extremists, to be sure, who see in the Church only a public liability, but they are In the minority. Most humanists assert that the Church is doing many excellent things in the field of general culture. Were the Church to be destroyed, 1t would be necessary to create some other organization to take It's place. But the things the Church Is doing. so they believe, could be done by any properly constructed human society. They do not wish to destroy the Church, but to refashion 1t into a comprehensive welfare organ ization which shall unite in Q practical program all those who love and would serve theR fel- low men.
 The "claExical humanist" is K an entirely direffent school of thought. ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-29
DEACON FALLS CHURCHES

DEAOVN FALLS N1ONOHES
 Services will be as usual in Bea- con Falls churches tomorrow. Rev. Francis Higgins will celebrate masses at St. Michaels church and Rev. Craig Whitsitt will offlciate at the United church services.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-29
Calendar

NHlGuu&K
 Monday, March 2, 4 p. m.-Girl Scouts, Troop 3. 7p. m.-Templars' meeting. 8 p. m.-Junior Auxiliary business meeting.
 Tuesday, March 3, 1 p. In.-Gram- mar school boys gymnasium period. 8 p. m.-Alpha Omega fraternity. 6 p. m.-High school boys gymnasium period.
 Wednesday, March 1, 9:30 a. n.- Surgical dressings. 0:30 a. m.- Delphian Study club. 3 p. m.-Wo- mems association meeting. p. m. Wolf Cubs. 7:30 p. m.-Second church Knights. 8 p. m.-Alpha Nu Sorority.
 Thursday, March 5-Boys' Glee club rehearsal. 8 p. m.-Union Lenten service at First church.
 Friday, March 6, 4:15 p. m.- Junior choir rehearsal. p. rin.- Boy Scouts, Troop 3. 7:30 p. m.- Senior choir rehearsal. 8:30 p. m. Senior choir party in Davenport hall.
 Saturday, March 2, g to 11:30 a. m. Basketball groups for junior boys. March 8-Oscar William Swift, at- torney and counsellor at law in New York city and former congressman. Subject: "Sicily-The Isle of Fire: Her Contribution to Civilization" :" Illustrated with slides.
 March 15-Rev. John o. Walker. Subject: Prom Dublin to the Lakes of Killarney. Illustrated with slides Forum Guests
 Tomorrow evening, 7:45 o'clock, Dr. John Haynes Holmes, minister of the Community church of New York city, chairman of the city af- fairs committee of New York and editor of Unity. His subject will be T Visit Nazi Germany"
 March 22-Professor Pierre Fam. piere, advisor at Junior College of Connecticut in Bridgeport. Sub, ject: "A Personal Acquaintance with Mussolini and Hitler"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-29

in his study on the third floor. The study to be used by Dr. Walker is called "The Church as Society of the Friends of Jesus" and was writ ten by Dr. Lewis T. Reed of New York.
 The Junior Auxiliary will meet in the church parlor Monday evening. at 8 o'clock for business meeting. The following business will be dis cussed: Red Cross Donation, Peace Bonds, final plans for the fair to be held in Davenport hall on March 20 and report on the leap year dance which was held February 2l,
 William c. Green will review and discuss the book "Rich Man, Poor Man" by Stuart Chase, Harry Pratt Fairchild and Dr. Harry A. Over street, at the Sunday Noon club at l2 o'clock in the chapel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-29
O. Do the Jews have any speciaI ceremonies at meals?
 a ls ~naI. at xsy1AtnI1

special ceremonies at meals?
 A. Before all meals at which bread is served (it being consid- cred the main part of a meaD the Jew is obliged to wash his hands and while doing so, to pronounce 6 benediction, be- cause he is to be purified for the table as 8 priest for the al- ter on which sacrifices are made. Therefore, Q certain sanctity attaches to the meal. A benediction must be recited over bread, which is frequently dip- ped in salt as a remembrance of the way the sacrifices used to be salted. After the meal, on week days, Psalm l37 and grace are chanted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-29

Dr. Walker plans to hold the first session of his communicants' class on Sunday, March 6, at 1920 o'clock
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-31
i I9O1Sl5 T I:( I( IG ] Isl [ k al lLlLlLL Food

,other side of the apples. Pierce with Q fork in several places to per- init escape of steam, and arrange the apples in shalloW baking dish. Fill cavity of each with Mlncemeak Make c sugar syrup by boiling toe gether for six minutes-l cup sugar, IA cups water, and the apple cores that have been removed from the apples (pectin from cores thickeEls syrup). strain the syrup over the apples, sprinkle apples with sugar and bake in Q hot oven (400 degrees F.) until tender, basting often with the syrup.
 Chooolate Fudge Squares Cream < cup butter, add 1 cup sugar gradually, and cream together thor oughIy. Add 2 eggs, one ct Q time, beating until fluffy after addition of each. Add M cup Mincemeat, # cup nut meats, teaspoon vanilla and 1M ozs. bitter chocolate (Inelt- cd over hot water). Sift M cup pastry -four (sifted once before measuring) with M teaspoon salt and fold into Mincemeat mixture. Pour into c shallow greased pan @ inch x i2 inch) the bottom of whic his lined with waxed paper, and bake in . moderate oven tS6O degrees F.) for 30 to S6 minutes. Turn out on waxed paper end cut while hot into small squares like fudge. Sprinkle with powdered gURar
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-31
Pleasing The Man
RY CHLOE IANrIs0N


 Among the other reforms you plan to work on the family during the coming year, why not tuck in Q few food resolutions that will help to bring greater enjoyment not only to the men Of the house, but to you --once they are firmly establishment
 1, Add to culinary equipment Q cooking timetable that will tell how long it takes each important food to cook. Then when making out menus 1t will be easy to calculate the time needed for the making of each course. This will help greatly to reduce haste and confusion and excuses for late dinners to the homecoming spouse.
 3. Make Q list Of the favorite foods of each member of the family and plan to serve them with some regu- iarity--say once Q week, if prefer ences are reasonable. It will sur- prise you to see how much this thought is appreciated.
 3, Resolve to has "easy meals" two or three times each week, 90 you can be nicely rested and ready to enjoy the evening with your hus- band-oven though no special enter tainment is planned. Your com. paniongliip Is valued much more than fussy foods.
 (. If the pinch of circumstances hos not already forced you to do 50 :, determine that during the next year you will take yourself to mar ket of a morning and pick out your own produce to be sent home. Keep Q note of the savings effected and see how many little special treats it will provide.
 s. Well knowing the mans love of variety and beauty, resolve to get more attractive tables. It can be dono ct very little cost, if you VIII give thought to color contrasts and Inexpensive center decorations. Il
 6. When he reads recipes out of tho evening paper and einacks his lips over them, determine not to say "Yes, but. .." about them. Try tho new dish out whenever possible,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-31
SAVING WITHOUT sCRIMPINc - Use Variety And Novel Ideas hi Preparing Vegetables
By EDITH M. SHAPCOTT-- Nulriionlst - Farmer Home Making Center - New YoEk

ly blended seasoning to Tighten their somewhat pungent flavor.
 The parsnip may be made very tasty if served in fritters, according to this recipe: Wash the parsnips and cook 4B minutes in boiling salt. cd water. Drain and plunge into cold water; the skins vii then slip of easily. Mash, season with but- t,r, salt, pepper and one teaspoon sugar. Shape into small cakes, roll in flour and saute in butter.
 one delicious and different way ln which to prepare carrots is to wash scrape and cut them in cubes, cover with boiling water and lot stand five minutes. Drain and cook until soft in boiling salted water to which one teaspoon of sugar has been add- ed and also one-half tablespoon but. ter. (Do not add too much water when cooking carrots; 1t should be entirely cooked away when they are soft). Make q sauce of three tablespoons butter, three table. spoons flour, three-fourths cup of chicken stock, and one-half cup top milk. Season with salt, pepper and sugar, and Just before serving add tablespoon lemon juice.
 Turnip cones are good and lite tle different. Wash turnips pare and cut in cone shapes, using Q French vegetable cutter. Have ready three cups of the prepared veget- able; put them in Q casserole with one and one-half teaspoons salt, one and one.haif teaspoons sugar, one.fourth cup butter and one-third cup water. Cover and cook In Q moderate oven until turnipS are soft.
 Now instead of gnifiing ct my unpretentious contribution for you New Years recipes , do please try these three dishes and zee fl they are not tempting enough to take their place well toward the head os your list,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-31
PARTY BOW KNOTS

Make the usual sugar coolky dough, roll out thin and cut into strips about one inch wide and six inches long. Fold to form bow knots: sprinkle with sugar and ground nuts or cinnamon and bake as you would ordinary cookies. These are delicious for tho cocktail hour, for afternoon tea or dessert service with leo cream.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-31

and fold into the Mincemeat rnix- ture. Drop by teaspoonfuls on Kreased cooky sheet and bake in q hot oven tt00 degrees Vo for ib minutes.
 Baked Apples with Mlncemeat wash and core c large red apples, being sure to remove oil of the core, but do not cut through to the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-31

create the effect of newness. Why not include in the years resolutions one very firm one to become better acdualnted with new ways of pre-. paring those least costly and most wholesome winter vegetables. the pafsnip, tho carrot, the turnip and kfitabaga?
 At present they lag for behind other vegetables in popularity chiefly because man cooks do not ntoperly season them, nor do they trouble to find novel recipes.
 Remember that when you use in. exrensive vegetables you can afford ~ be more generous with butter for their seasoning. Invariably, too, you Wili find the use of Q little sugar ln addition to salt and pepper i'm. proves the flavor of any vegetable particularly the root vegetables, such as turnips, parsnips, carrots and beets, which seem to need Q ful-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-31

Mlncemeat Drop Cookies tinakes B dozen cookles) Cream v cup butter, add cup sugar gradually, and cream well. Add 2 eggs, one at Q time, end beat until fluffy after the addition of each. Add l 1-lb. tin or jar Mincemeat. eift 2M cups oil purpose flour (sifted once before measuring) with 1 teaspoons bak- ing powder and 4 teaspoon salt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-31

IN WINTER hot and hearty meals We need good solid
 food Ia brave the The wind always seems less biting the cold less when swing down the street after samng meal more important than ss ssssrt haier days we mad dainty sart but in winter time spicy hot desserts that finish o our
 of unusual modern dossers can Do created from that good oahcned savote rich with choice garned from the Tar ports of the world paaged Minseeat easily available m tne mar. Ssssert before meal time Serve delicious uptothenute dishes They will satisfying finish to your mid-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-31

with which to start She coming year Hut alas, being possessed of neith- er super natural powers nor tho genius of Q Bur- bank, I cannot promise you that.
 VIC can, how ever, discuss new wayB with old vege- fnbiaa. and thereby
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-31

what excitement my little talk you'd cause if I could but intro- |,aee one or two brand new foods
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-16

Abban a fontos allamban a
demokrata part kettle van sza-
kadva S bar termeszetesen
mindket frakcio Rooseveltnek
a nevet tiizte a zaszlora, ket-
segtelea, hogy a megoszlas a
partnak mem hasznal.
A Horner-Bundsen frakciok
kozt olyan eles es olyan ke-
seru a szakitas, hogy a vesztes
tabor esetleg a nyerteseket
hatba iogja szurni, meg akkor
is, ha azaltal novemberben az
allamban a republikanusok-
max adjak a gy6zelmet.
Ha a demokratak kettle sza-
kadasa folytan a demokrata
jel0lt Illinoist elveszti, ait
negy-ot kis lakossaggal bir6
nyugati allan sem lesz kepes
potolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-16
A MUNKA FRONTJA

csendes volt a mutt heten,
es csak a WRA munkasai
ztrajkoltak kisebb csoportok-
ban az orszag majdnem min
den reszeben.
Eek a sztrajkok mem fon-
tosak jelenleg, de a nyar vege
fele mar minden ilyen kis
sztrajk sulyos politikai kovet-
kezmenyekkel jarhat, S a kor-
many lehetoleg ell fogja azo-
kat keriilni. .3f
A WPA munkasainak jo lesz
tehat eszben tartani, hogy a
nyar derekatol kezdve arany-
lag k0nIyu lesz a munkabe-
rex mersekelt felemeleset meg
kapni.
Egyebekben, az iparban a
munkasmozgalmak jo forman
el vannak ajulva, sot teljesen
tehetetlenek a munkasveze-
rex es a munkas-lobbyk Wash.
ingtonban is, ahol a fontosabt
es csak a munkasokra vonat
kozo iavaslatokat mem is akar
jak es a nagyobb reszuket mem
is fogjak targyalni.
A munkasvezerek egyma'
kozti marakodasa teljesen mes
benitotta az egeszseges mum
kas-eletet egy id6re.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-16
BORAH WISCONSIN,

gy6zelme mem jelenti AIT,
hogy Clevelandban eros lesz,
inert a new york; nagy verese-
ge utan 6 is majdnem kizaro-
lag a nyugati allamok delega-
tusaira szamithat.
Ma mar ait sem hiszik,
hogy lenyeges .csoport vonul
fel mellette es hogy kulon0s
erovel szolhat abba, hogy kit
jelolj0n a konvencio eln0knek.
Erdekes, hogy eppen ilyen
aranyban csokken mindazok-
max az eselye, akik idaig nyil-
vanosan szerepeltek mint je-
lolt-jeloltek S e tekintetben
meg Landon sem kivetel.
Meg erdekesebb, hogy ha
valakinek emelkedett egyeb.
kent nagyon szereny eselye, az
az utolso napokban Hoover
volt, Italian azert, inert a kor'
manyt es az vi dealt 8 a leg.
szenvedelyesebben es a leg.
egyenesebben tamadja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-16
A MUNKATLANOK
SZAMA

a fellendulo ipari helyzet da-
cara emelkedik, mem cs0kken,
amt mem lehet a gepek rova-
sara irnunk egeszen.
Evente ket millio vi num-
kas jut abba a korba, hogy
dolgozna, ha lenne NIT es ilyen
aranyban keptelen oket az
ipar egyelore felszivni.
A megindulo farm-munkak
mindossze Otszazezer mum
kast vesznek maid lie a piacrol
es ICY ez evben meg mindig
legalabb tizenket millio mum
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-16
A TOBBI IPARAGAKBAN

szinten emelkedik a terme-
les es a kereskedok is merse-
kelt forgalom-emelked mu-
tatnak.
Minthogy a ruhazat arat uj-
ra emeltek, ez a forgalom emel
kedes esetleg mem jelent ma
gyobb fogyasztast, de ere vo-
natkoz6lag statisztikai adatok
jelenleg nincsenek.
A multi heten a termenyek
ara ismet feljebb ment egy
kevessel, ez az aramlat azon-
ban mem lesz allando, sot a ta-
vasztol kezdve allando aresesre
lehet szamitani a farmernek.
A farmerek sorsa tehat XII
zar6lag attol figg, hogy az vi
bonusz-torveny mennyi segelyt
juttat ez evben a szamukra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-16
A REPUBLIKANUS
PARTBAN

egyebkent nyoma sincs an
max az egysegnek, ami annyira
szukseges lenne jelenleg, de a
part vezetese valamivel ugye-
sebb volt az utolso hetekben,
mint regebben.
Visszautasitottak peldaul a
multi heten a hirhedtte es ne
vetsegesse Walt Liberty League
co-operaciojat, inert eszre vet
tex, hogy az a partnak sokat
artana.
Mem tortenhetik hat meg,
hogy a Du Pontok meg a Ras-
kobok jel0lik meg, hogy XII le-
gyen a republicans part je-
l0ltje, legalabb nyiltan nem
Hogy a kulisszak mog0tt mix
t0rtennck, ait csak hosszu id6.
vel a jeloles utan fogjuk meg.
tudni. vi
Ugyesen intezi a republika.
nus part a kongresszusi ta.
nacskozasokat is, inert idaie
mem szalltak sulyosan szembe
a kormannyal es minden ia.
madast fenntartanak az utolst
hetekre, k0zvetlen a kan
pany kezdete el6ttre. @
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-16
A POLITIKABAN
ERDEKES

bar mem meglep6 fejleme-
nyek voltak a multi heten.
A wisconsin, elovalasztasok
a republicans delegatusokat,
illetve azok' Ahetnyolcad reszet
Borahnak adtak, ami mem
meglep6 abban a progressive
allambal. "'
Erdekesebb az, hogy Roose-
velt sokkal t0bb szavazatot
kapott, mint negy eve, vagyis
a La Folette partgepezet telje-
sen az elnok mellett volt.
Ha Rooseveltet ujra megva.
lasztjak - amiben igazan ke-
YES ketseg van - akkor AIT
ebben az evben mem a demo,
krata partnak, hanem a prog.
ressive republikanusoknak fog.
| ia kosz0nni.
Nyilt titok ma, hogy a kor.
many a keleti allamok demo
krata t5bbsegere mem szamit
| S partjanak a deli allamokor
Xviii a nyugati republikanus
allamok nepeben van a re-
menye.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-16
HET tt SIZE M l. E

kapta n torvenyhozastol. Ha
azonban a szovetseg penzet
k0ltenek, amt a politikusok
szavaznanak meg a szamara,
akkor q VOrOs Kereszt is pros
titualva lenne egy nehany ho-
nap alatt, anire mines a nem-
zetnek semmi szuksege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-16
A GAZDASAGI
VISZONYOK

javulnak az orszag ugy-
nevezett alap-iparai mind ked-
vez6 jelentesekkel szolgalnak.
A szenipar termeszetesen a
melegedo id0ket megerzi, de
ezen a beteg iparon kivul min
denfele kedvezo uzem-emelke-
des mutatkozik a k0vetkezo
hetekre.
A nehez ipar jelenleg hat
vanhat szazalekos uzemet tart
S mem hiszik, hogy az a ko-
vetkezo hat hetben csokkenne,
SGT mem lepne meg senkit, ha
emelkedne a kovetkezo ket
hetben.
Az auto-iparban ismet va
lamivel jobban dolgoznak, S
bar uj kocsikra eleg nagy ke-
reslet latszik, ebben az ipar-
ban felnek egy kisebb valsag-
tol.
A keresked0k a hasznalt ko-
csik olyan tomeget tartjak
raktaron, hogy mem tudnak
attol mozogni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-16
A DEMOKRATA PART

vezerkara sem nyugszik ezek
ben a hetekben rozsakon. K0-
zeledik peldaul Illnoisban az
el6valasztas, mire ezeket a
sorokat az olvasok megkapjak,
annak eredmenyeit mar fog
juk isrnerni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-16

(Folytatas a 4-ils oldalroD
nok helyett a V0ros Keresztre,
remelheto azonban, hogy EFT
az ostoba 0tletet a csirajaban
megfojtjak. A V0r0s KereSzt
eddig politikatol mentes
volt, inert a penzt soha mem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-16
A BRIDGEPORT
SZOVETSEG HIREI

A Bridgeport Szovetseg 16-
TX Youngstown osztalya most
vasarnap, aprilis 19-en tartja
rendes havi gyUleset a szokott
helyen es idoben.
Beteg tag: Borbely Janosne.
Betegseg az ugykezel6nel ie-
lentendo.
HUSOCzKY JOSEF, ugyk.
1874 Si,liman. - Tel. S4050
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-16
FELVILAGOSITASUL

Az 1932-ik eVi konvencio utan az Amerikai Magyar
Segeyz6 Sz0vetseg hvatalos lapjaban Szovetseg ben
tobbsz0r ragalmak elentek meg ellenem, amert en-,
egnagyobb sajnalatomra, kenyteen voltam Sz0vetse
get bepereni 1884 majus hawaiian.
Ez tgyben targyalas 1885 novembereben lett volna
megtartva mikor Sz0veseg titkara es jogtanacsosa
megjeentek Youngstownban es ugyvedemrne, felha
tamazasomra, megegyeztek, hogy Sz0vetseg fizet
KEN 0tszaz doart ($5OOOO) ha az ugyet mem vssziik
targyalasra
Most aztan nehany szemely ait hireszteli, hogy en-
kaptam Sz0vetseg bepereleseert semmit s6t raft
zettem perre exert tagok felvilagosasara aant koz
l0m igyvedemnek ugyben hozzam kildott utolso le
velet. Tagtars tisztelettel
Lovas Lajos
r F. D. l. North Jackson, o.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-16
AKI AUTOMOBILE AKAR

venni a k0vetkez0 honapok-
ban, annak jo lesz a helyzet-
tel szamolni. Ha valaki vi
kocsit akar venni, AIT vegye
meg AZONNAL, inert ha ocska
kocsit akar erte becserelni, an
max a becserelesi cricket a ko-
vetkez6 hetekben er0sen le-
vagjak.
Aki viszcnt csak hasznalt
kocsit akar venni, az varjon
egy nehany hetig, inert a
hasznalt kocsik ara lezuhan a
kOvetkez0 hat hetben.
Es az auto-ipar sorsa attol
fiigg nagyreszt, hogy a rakta-
ron lev6 hasznalt kocsikbol
mennyit tudnak a melegebb
id6k bealltaval eladni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-16

Mr.. LOVas Lajos Aprilis z.
North Jackson, Ohio
Tiszet
Keresere, adjam
Sz0vetseg ugyeben
megaitottuk mivel szoveg
otszaz doart 5O000) broagi
megalasa beleegyezeseve
nnek ataduk On alar k0veteese6
is zette neunk mi dgyvedi djunkat Remeve
eegedve ebben igyben eert eredmenyunkke
u Kivalo tisztelete
.a Friedman Is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-16
BELEPTI

Ha a farmerek ez evben
olyan nagy mennyisegben vesz
mex ocska kocsit, mint a multi
evben, akkor mem lesz semmi
bal az auto-iparban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-16

katlanrol kell gondoskodni va
lamilyen formaban a nemzet-
mex.
Ketsegtelen, hogy a leggyor-
sabb es legradikalisabb orvos-
las a heti harminc oras munka
lido altalanos elrendelese len
ne, ere azonban mem mernek
gondolni a valasztasok elott
S ezt a kerdest mem fogjak az
evben komolyan targyalni.