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~ VIC dA laNC tiiShi, yOu
wv know. None of us have
the courage of our sins nor
the honesty to admit our shortcom-
ings, so we hide behind smoke screen
and lay our weakness upon circum-
stances or heredity or luck or other
people or what have you.
Women's favorite alibi Is nerves.
They are q blanket excuse that covers
temper and selfishness, self-indul-
gence, Incidence and all of their by
products. What the feminine sex
would do without their poor nerves, Z"
no one has imagination enough to
guess.
You never heard woman admit
she was q virago. When one flies
into RACES and rails like a fishwife,
it Is because something has upset
her delicate nerves." When a wom-
an rears her children on the street
and at her neighbors it isn't because
she is too trifling and no account to
shoulder her responsibilities. 1t is be-
cause her poor nerves" cannot stand
the racket that children make. When
a woman has her husband so terror
lied that he dare not open his mouth
in his own house for fear of starting
something, 1t isn't because she is mean
and overbearing and tyrannical. It's
Just because she is nervous" You
have her own word for it.
***
THE universal ahbi for laziness is
poor health with women and tenn
permanent with men. Did you ever see
either o woman or q man who &C
knowledged to being lazy and con-
fessed that the reason they sat down
on the do-nothing stool and let other
people support them was because they
simply loathed to work? You never
did. But on the contrary you know
plenty Of strong. husky loafers who
will tell you how they envy your
energy, and how they wish they had
the vigor and strength to toll as you
do. or that they had not been born so
finely attuned that they cannot ad-
just themselves to . sordid CONNER
cia1 world.
A woman will say she knows that
she looks strong, but looks are very
deceptive and she finds she simply
cannot get up in the morning and get
her husbands breakfast and start the
children on to school, 50 she just has
to lock her door 80 they won't tRsurb
her morning rest, without which she
wouldn't. be able to play bridge Ill
afternoon. And. Of course, It u never
Evening star., 1936-10-21

a b ly rendered
through the nose.
1t put me off
romance for quite
o while, and 1t
was some years
before I became
reconciled to the
fact that very
often a chicken
in the pot has a
great deal to do
with the success
or downfall Of
romance!
Be that as it
may, and to turn
e. tho ctriptlv
Evening star., 1936-10-21
opportunity for perky short puffs.

opportunity for perky short puffs.
Metal CLEANS through the mode
and often takes the form Of floral
motifs. 1t gives us the same pleasure
that is derived from prints in the
Summertime. A charming dinner
dress was shown in changeable tafieta
in a rich greenish blue combined with
a fuchsia shade with small floral de-
sign and metallic threads in the weave
gave it a lovely sheen. This princess
model with square neck and elbow
length puff sleeves was gathered along
the seams through the waistline and
fared to great width at the hem. 1t
was untrimmed and worn with elab-
crate necklace and bracelet.
A silver fox cape worn over an
afternoon dress and hat Of bright
red, and a coronation blue suit with
silver matelasse tunic were other
suggestions for making dramatic en-
frances.
For information concerning items
mentioned in this column call National
5000, Extension 3s5, between 10 and
Evening star., 1936-10-21
Home Economics Bureau
Advises Buying Fowl
Best Suited to Budget
Selection of Right Type of Poultry Will Do
Wonders Toward Stretching
the Purse Strings. -...
BY BETSY CASWELL.

an old song that one my aunts beaux used to sing
down porch the moonlight himself
mandolin whenever he to call The atmosphere terribly
definitely will
forget how dsgued his ladynot
tales Of od The
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song ran, 1rrltatlngIy:
CHICKEN
Dat am de way to spell Chicken |"
with very sing-songy tune-prefer-
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HAT is your favorite alibi?
We all have them, you
know. None of us have
tho COURAGE of olIr sins nor
Evening star., 1936-10-21

We've all got our alibis for our
fauIts and weaknesses. What Is yours?
DOROTHY DIX.
ecepyrsgnt. 1850
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-22
SHAWS CREEK

SHAWS CREEK, Oct. 81,
Miss Ethel Blythe from BfcVaru
College spent the weekend 1T ne'
The Sunday School picnic at
Pisgah last Sunday, given by inc
Baptist church, was well aI'eiu
ed. .Jod
Miss Gladys Blythe attended
the teachers meeting IN AsheViiic
Friday. .:.;,
Several people from here visit
ed the Mountain Sanitorlum laSI
Sunday on account of the serious
illness of Mrs. Milburn Williams
Among these were Nh. and MIS-
Hobart Corn, Robin and James
Clayton. John Dever and Sam
Cantrcll. c,.
MIR. and Mrs. Clifford llctner
announce the birth of their
daughter, Sibble Marie, born DC
tobcr 10.
MIR. and Mrs. X. c. Fletcher
visited Rev. and Mrs. K. Il. Mace
at Clyde last Sunday.
Clarence Williams from Pleas
ant Hill was a visitor here FRIDAY.
Fred Young, who spent 4 lew
days in Florida, has returned.
Miss Celia Johnson from Geor-
gia IS visiting her former home
and friends here. So,
Mrs. Joe Fore and children
visited Mrs. Albert Stcpp ut Hen
Jacksonville Saturday.
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Not Visions--Just Bad Drean|

County Chairman and Attorney M. M I.. nra.
den, is struggling against his own BAD q er,uJ
Against the charges and the e'i I' sffJavits of
running af .he county who have been deceived
e'.1e ,h. hack alleys of political triekery by his
"aIans." he raises MAGNIFICENT gesture "toa
paid a''. N =. ,r;nt He should have said it Is
long dir 30 He says he does not Intend to lower
Se S dignity Of the Democratic party" Un0 "
,u,teiv, and entirely unknown to the great rank
and file of good Democrats in the county, ne
has already sunk it in the mud. ne IS sof I.t,s
i ''ne D.. answers to the following questions,
n Sbieh the people are entitled to know in the
rah, Of his pretense of upholding dignity
He knows the answers, but that's where the pao
dreams start:
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LOVE ONE ANOTHER

CD Love Sincerely. sounding
brass" A cold eye bellies Il warm
| lin. An icy heart freezes the good
words on the tongue. \ generous
hand cannot atone for selfish
spirit. Only heartfelt love is felt
| i'm other hearts.
(2) Love Scientifically. Feed
the poor" Not every givcr gives
! i'm the right spirit, though all ms
goods go to the poor. But every
Hover gives. gives freely, and CIV
IS sacritically. Love glvln%ly ana
Igiyr lovingly.
go Love Kindly. as kind Is
! Hove ever wkiud. However, KIND
Thoughts are said To be rmrr than
kind decd. Continue the KIND
drrds. but cultivate the kind
thoughts. m,
Cd Love Contcntedly. En-
virth not" What harm Is wrought
I in the world by covctcousncSS, by
envy. by Jealousy! What alone
never coycts never cnvlcS' Is
~ love Humbly. "Vamtcth
%! h i.0N H. '' "'%" y,,mpI"s upon
,,'' 49,. ~! ,.;rEt. If others
inc 'L I,,,.", , ''' ,yInm he insults
nrl 81 i; ;I,.n r,is Twr love never
! fovns and is never obScquiouS.
90 Love Unsel6shly. "Secketh
mn, ~ bo, own" II is noble to give
~ '' ,tbnrs more than we are able
~" ~ ,nn,. than they are due: but it
* nnbicr still not to claim all that
- JYr MS. How vast are the reach
-. nr love,
~ Love Forbcarinrly. "ThIuk-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-22
VALLEY HILL

VALLEY HILL, Oct. 22.--Ray-
mond Stcpp of East Flat Rock
spent Saturday night with his
grandmother here.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brooks and
children of Enka were visitors
here Saturday.
Mrs. Etric Lively spent Satur-
day night with Miss Katherine
Saltz of Flat Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Nelson
and baby visited relatives at Flat
Rock Sunday.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-22
SOME. NEW QUESTIONS

1-Who prepared and who was so Interested
in having the Board Of County Commissioners,
away back in the spring and before tne D1"
Of Health Of the county was aware OF H. aooP'
a resolution appointing DR.. !. w. sumner
ty Health Officer of Henderson county, hXing
his salary to take effect July !, 1886! Let MN
deny that such resolution was passed b inE.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, and
let him publish that the Board of Commissioners
has any such power in law
2,-Redden says some Republicans have lett
the Republican party. That is admitted. LET
Redden tell how much is being paid to Arthur
J. Redden formerly Republican, out OF the
county funds, for assistance in preparing 'he
papers for the institution Of $500 tax toreeioS-
uric suits against taxpayers of the county Tor
which Redden is to again soak the county Tor
upwards Of 100000 Let him tell how much
Little Tom Israel formerly Republican, Is
being paid in salary for working Tor the Keoaeh
ticket; how much expense money and money i''
buying votes Little Tom is allowed out OF the
REDEEM SLUSH FUND. There is no use to
tell WHY DR.. T. w. Sumner formerly Re-
pyblican) is working for THE RING 1t is ad-
mitted they have a strangehold upon the mis-.
fortunes of some practically destitute and gooa
citizens who cannot resist the reckoning hnger
and Jingle Of pocket change-but these Will not
make ND for the awakened good Democrats OF
the county who cannot stomach the style OF their
county leadership, and who will support the Re-
publican candidates by the hundreds.
(sEE AFFIDAVIT)
3-Let him tell in plain figures, without eva
sion the amount in dollars and cents paid TO MIN
out of the county funds during the term OF the
present Board of Commissioners.
4.-On October IL, 1886, Republican OF
this county, Mr.. Albert Fowler, went to the OF
fee of the County Board of Elections, just be-
fore leaving to take hoped-for job at Hickory,
NJ c. to vote an absentee ballot. He marked
his ballots including the official absentee coun-
" ballot, in the Republican circle, straight Re.
publican ballots. He did this. in the presence OF
Jerry Orr Hendersonve Township Constable
and brother-in.law of the Democratic candidate
for sheriff Will Davis; also in the presence OF
L. r. Dermid Chairman of the Board of Elec-
tons He did not put the ballots in sealed
envelope but left them open on the table, and
in the possession Of Dermid. The Henderson
County ballot that had been marked KePub-
Hcan ballot was ERASED and FORGED by
fictitious cross mark placed in the DEMo-
CRATIC circle after the voter had marked 1t
straight Republican, HOW MANY such ballots
have been similarly FORGED? WHO forged
this one? Who is responsible for having w. I. V:
Shepherd replaced Chairman of the Board OF
Election by this man Dermid? Let REDDEN
tell.
5.-Who is responsible for the scattering OF
absentee ballots broadside the county, IN
the hands of careful political henchmcn, to be
voted by tricks and persuasion among residents
who have not applied for such ballots, and IN
some instances to be voted before the voter has
registered?
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PIGEONS "WHO'S WHO"

EVERETT, Mass. (UP)-A
bird-lifc equivalent of "Who 5
Who" is maintained by Adoiph
De Moor, secretary of the Great
en- Boston pigeon concoUrSe. His
records can identify any one OF
the 10000 racing pigeons in Mas
SpchuSCttS.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-22
Rotarians Hear
Sandifer In Talk

Prof, J. r. Sandifer, headmast-
~. of Blue Ridge School, was the
sneaker at the meeting of the Ro-
fprv club Wednesday at the Sky
land Hotel. MI
prof. Sandifer spoke OH The
potorions. the monthly magazine
Of the international organization,
and confined his remarks 20 what
the magazine affords the average
Rotarian in the way of inspiration
and information. H.
The Junior Rotarian for the
meeting was Crawford Truck, OF
the high school, son of MI. ana
Mrs. A. S. Truck.
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Sunday, October -, 1886.
Read Acts lN:I-lI; l Iurlnth-
ians 10. Study Acts lS:l-tj l Cor
inthianS l&:l-l&.
AZ Corinth. the center of COM
MERGE and capital OF the proeon-
>uIar province of AchIia, Paul
spent eighteen months IN \ fruit
Iul ministry. e.,
To the Corinthians, Paul with
srperlativc skill and beauty wrote
his incompatible Psalm OF Love
setting forth the ccutra,ity, the
characteristics, and the conSUm-
nation of love.
THE CONSIDERATION OF LOVE
(Acts lS:l-D -,
The Loyal Life is corsecratcd
to Christ and his cause. Take one
look az PaulS ministry OF love;
M 4 great field was furnished
Nh, APOSTLE in Coriuth, famous Tor
IT'S wealth and power from the
time of Homer. IL waS situated
en- tho narrow iSthmUs connecting
Pr,cupuuCSus and mort h e r n
Greece. With two famous h1roor-
IL EGld the land traffic from north
10 south and received by sea rich
merchandise from the chief ports
ol Europe and Asia. This most
corrupt and etteminate city IN
Greece" contained u hetcrogcn-
,ous population of 100000. There
we're n great many Jews here who
had been expelled from Rome by
thp EMPEROR ClauGiuS. To this
number belonged Il native of the
district OF Pou,uS in Asia Minor.
Aou.,a and his wife. Priscilla. who
followed the profession OF tent
making. When they We're compell-
ed 10 leave Rome. they came 20
Colnth and began business. When
Fatl. who had been trained IN the
same occupation with Aqula and
foi some time supported himself
by manual labor. (2) a good start
was made by Paul in the Syna-
gotge where he spent every sab
bath and spoke couviUcng.v TO
bah Jews and Greeks on his ta-
varttr theme that Jesus is the Mes
as4h
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-22
TREES DIE, CITY SUED

KIRKSVILLE. Mo. (UP)-
Several residents here have asked
$500 damages from the gas
company. They charge escaping
gas has killed their 80 and 10
ycar-old shade trees.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-22
SOME OLD QUESTIONS

PLEASE give the names and addresses of
ALL those who had sun-up breakfast at Ked-
dens estate last election morning, and who were
later personally escorted by Redden in Grey
hound bus to their various voting places in town.
Among them Dovie Sizemore and Steve
Roberts. Who else?
Where are the CCC boys who were later
on the same day jammed into the Greyhound
bus and carried to vote at Mills River, whose
enrolment records at the Mills River CCC camp
showed they were UNDER Fl YEARS OF ACE
(the legal age for most voters), and had not
been in Henderson county four months (the time
required for most voters)?
3.-What will he answer to the disappointed
hopes of those aged and nhrm citizens that he
persuaded two years ago to sign his petitions
for $4,000 per month pension, when he was
promising just that in last ditch stand to
CATCH VOTES? Will he honestly tell them
that such scheme was not the 'Redden
Plan" at all, but really the Townsend Plan
which Redden has been known to open
his mouth raise his hand to help?
a. bill was introduced in the 1888 legisla-
ture to amend the charter of the Town OF Lau-
rel Park. The bill would take some of Redden's
landed estate out Of the Town of Laurel Park
and Laurel Park has to levy taxes, as any other
municipality. This bill was rushed through the
House Of Representatives in a night session, un-
der unanimous consent to suspend the rules (un.
less suspended, the rules would cause the bill
some delay by going to a committee before II
could be voted on). 1T WAS THAT lMPoR-
TANT!
(a) Who drew that bill?
OBJ Who sent it to Raleigh?
(c) Why did he tell Representative Sherard
to get it rushed through?
Cd If it was a good bill, and important,
why did Representative Sherard withdraw it and
drop it like hot brick when he found out the
REAL FACTS?
S. After the last election, when Republican
Sheriff Orr elected, a bill was introduced in
the Legislature appointing Democrat Zeb Corn
know HlM?) as special deputy sheriff.
(a) Who drew that bill?
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GOLD IN THE
GOLDEN TEXT

Now abidcIh faith, hope, char
ity, but the greatest OF these rs
charity. Corinthians -: IL.
The three abiding @raccS are
faith. hope and love. because they
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and change of death are immort-
al. and forever they will increase
and expand in the blcSscdncSS OF
glory. And love is the greatest OF
| all. for it is the sum total OF all
1 M NIII mns
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include all other virtues, and they
outla.i earth and time.
The greatest of the three abld-
ir,r cruces is love because 1t lul-
fills the law and is the cmbodl-
mrnt of all duty and obligation.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-28
AZSIABAN UJRA Macy

a nyugtalansag, inert ugy
Kina, mint a feher hatalmak
biztosra veszik most mar, hogy
Japan Eszak Kinat lie fogja a
birodalom tester6l csatolni.
Kina gyenge kormanya el
van egy ujabb arviz veszede-
lemmel es ujabb ehinseggel
foglalva, inert allitolag har-
mine millio ember lodorog XII
fosztottan es chosen a hatal-
mas orszagban.
A feher hatalmak Kina We
delmere mem mehetnek, inert
jelenleg a helyzetik mem en-
ged meg ilyen kalandot, bar
ugy Anglia, mint az Egyesilt
Allamok kereskedelme es ipa-
ra er6sen erzi a japan hodi-
tast.
Miota Japan a hnai hataro-
kat megszallta, a japan kato-
max vedelme alatt egyszeriien
'becsempeszik'' vam 4 nelkiil
Japan ipartermekeit az or
szagba S ICY termeszetesen az
angol vagy az amerikai ipar
mem kepes versenyezni a vam
nelkiil hewitt holmikkal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-28
CSODA TORRENT
FLORIDABAN

ahol az eskudtek - a tar
gyalo biro legnagyobb meglepe-
tesere - biinosnek talaltak Ot
gonosztevot, akik reszt vettek
a hirhedt tanpai Ku Klux
Klan gyilkossagban.
AIT mar megirtuk, hogy ket
vadlottat egyenesen szabadon
engedett a biro, aki az egesz
targyalast .nagyon kil0n0sen
vezette. Mem arrol folyt a $40,
hogy elhurcoltak e az ejszaka
terroristai, akik rend6rok is
voltak, harom embert, hogy
oket szurokba martva elver-
lex S hogy egyiklket halalra
verjek, hanem arrol, hogy az
agyonvert emberek radikalis
cSoportokhoz tartoztak. Ter
meszetesen a vadlottak mind
hazaffyak voltak, akik magu-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-28
Az UZLETI VISZ0NYOK

1enyegesen mem valtoznak,
a nagy vallalatok tizleti jelen-
tesei meg mindig emelked6
profitrol es termelesrol beszel-
mex, de a munkatlanok szama
szemmel lathatoan mem csok-
ken.
A nehez iparban a munka
j6l megy, de. megcs0kkent va
lamivel az iizem az automobil
iparban. Fordnal mar csak heti
negy napot dolgoznak, es a
Ford, ceg hirtelen jonak latta
az lgynoksegek commissiojat
emelni, hogy a piacot meg job
ban XII ne huzzak alola.
Fordek hosszu ideig mind
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-28
EUR0PABAN KOMOLY

targyalasok folynak a ku-
lisszak m0g0tt, hogy junius
kozepere, mikor a Liga ujra
0sszeil, megtalaljak a jelenlegi
zsakutcabol a kibuvot.
Biztosnak latszik, hogy
Olaszorszagot Ethiopiabol mem
birjak kiverni S hogy az eluzott
fekete csaszar hiaba van ut
ban, hogy Angliaba es oman
a Liga gyulesere siessen.
Viszont biztos az is, hogy
ha Olaszorszag Ethiopiat mem
csak tenylegesen, hanem for
malisan is felfalja, ami Roma
ban mar megtortent, a Liga
napjai meg vannak szamlalva
S biztos az is, hogy ez eset'
ben a brit birodalom ezentul
vedekezni kenytelen, inert az
olasz gy6zelem olyan sulyos
rest vagott Anglia tekintelyer
es hatalman, amt egy kony'
nyen reperalni mem tudnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-28
SZERENCSEJE, HOGY AZ

ellenzeki republicans
part mindent elk0vet, hogy a
sajat bukasat elokeszitse. New
York nepe kenytelen volt lat
nj, hogy a republikanusok part
politikaja buktatott meg min
den tisztesseges igyekezetet a
torvenyhozasban ugyanezt
latjak jelenleg Pennsylvania
allamban.
Pennsylvania t0rvenyhozasa
egyitt van, hogy az arvizka-
rosultak ugyet, az arszabalyo-
East es a kozsegely ugyet rem
dezzek, de a republicans sze.
natorok mindent ell akarnak
blokkOlni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-28
H:ET1 5 SZE NIL E

Ok maguk jobb javaslattal
mem jonnek, Pennsylvania ne
pc tehat lathatja, hogy ez al
lam republicans torvenyho-
zoi egyenesen ellensegei az al
lam nepenek.
Hogy . a Keystone State a
reakcio fofeszke, ait bebizonyi-
totta a mutt heten a pitts
burghi egyetem, amely hir-
hedt lett rola, hogy a tansza-
badsagot mem tiiri.
Minthogy Earle kormanyzo
valtozast kivant az egyetemen,
mielott az allami segelyt a j0-
vo eyre megadja, az egyetem
inkabb lemondott a masfel
millio allami segelyr6l, amt
megigert egy par nagy tokes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-28

0ssze II szazalek kommissiot
adtak az iigynoknek, amt ke-
s6bb felemeltek husz szazalek-
ra, es amt most hirtelen "a
szazalekra emeltek.
Az auto-iparban nagy gon-
dot ad, hogy egy millio es ot-
veneer hasznalt kocsi van a
jokban, egy negyedmillio-
val t0bb, mint tavaly ilyen-
kor. Abban biznak, hogy a We
teranok bonuszanak a kifize-
tese utan sokat fognak beloluk
eladni. Minden esetre szami-
tani kell ra, hogy az egesz ipar-
ban csendes lesz a munka a
kovetkezo nyolc-tiz hetben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-28
NEHANY NAP MULVA

alakul meg a franciak radi-
kalis kormanya, amely allito-
lag Angliaval egyutt akar
mukodni S amely Hitlert meg
kevebe szereti, mint az elodje.
Sokan ugyan ait hiszik,
hogy a jelenlegi helyzetet csak
ugy tudjak megoldani es csak
ugy kerulhet XII a Liga es
Anglia a csavabol, ha altala-
nos eur6pai konferencia lesz
es vegre a haborus ukazok re-
WHO ala keriilnek.
Eppen azert ait remelik,
hogy Hitlerek valaszt adnak
junius kozepere Anglianak a
nemet kormany tovabbi Gel
jairol es aspiracioirol es hogy
minden europai kerdest egyutt
prODalnak el1nteZnl.
Egyel6re Anglia mindeneset-
re fegyverkezik. meg pedig
olyan felelmetes aranyban,
amely mem jelent jot a vilag-
max. Ugy latszik a brit biroda-
lom el van szanva, hogy hatal-
mat sertetlenll megvedje,
inert a birodalom minden tag
ia koveti az anyaorszag pelda-
lat Australia eppen a heten
szavazott meg szaz millio font
sterlinget ujabb fegyverkezes-
re.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-28
MAJDNEM

polgarhaboru volt a mutt
heten es egyaltalan mem BIZ
zonyos, hogy a szerencsetlen
orszag ait el fogja kerulni.
Az elcsapott alkancellar k0-
vet6i fel vannak fegyverkezve
es nem fogjak a fegyvereiket a
kezeikb6l egy k0nnyen kiadni.
Az is lehetseges, hogy a
helyzetet a Nazik hasznaljak
XII a maguk javara es alkal-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-28
\ VASUTKIRALYOK MEM

engedelmeskednek az Inter-
state Commerce Commission
rendeletenek es a birosaghoz
szaladtak, hogy a 'szemely-je-
gyek aranak a leszallitasat tilt
sa meg a birosag. 2',''A ,.-.
A Baltimore & Ohio az
egyetlen vonal, amely engedel-
meskedik a rendeletnek, a tob-
bi keleti vasutak azonban egy-
segesen lazadnak az ICC ell
len es egyszerre eszikbe ju-
tott, hogy a bizottsagnak
mines ilyen nagy hatalma.
Soha mem szaladtak semmi-
fele birosaghoz, mikor az ICC
a viteldijakat emelte, illetve
mikor azok emeleset parancsol-
ia meg a vasutaknak, de hat
most divat lett az orszagban,
hogy minden piszkos munkat
vegezzen ell a nagyt6ke javara
a birosag.
Ha a birosag a tito paran-
! csot kiadna, akkor a k0z0n-
segnek bojkott ala kellene ven
nj a vasutakat S ait cSak a leg
sziiksegesebb esetben szabad-
ma haSZnalni.