davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1936-03-19

after repeated fryings. You can use it
again and again-a real savingl
Spry is a joy to bake with, too.
Smooth and creamy, it blends like
magic with your other ingredients
gives such wonderfully light, even
texture to cakes, such delicious, Aaky
tenderness to pie crust.
Such digestibIs fried foods
Use Spry in any of your favorite
recipes. You never dreamed short
ening could make such a difference.
Cakes, biscuits and pastry have a
finer, more delicate flavor. Fried
foods are so crisp and tender-H"d A'
easy to digest as if baked or boiled.
Spryhas been tested and approved
by Good Housekeeping Bureau. Get
a can from your grocer today.
The Washington times., 1936-03-19

For further into reo1rdino items column call Ute to
Cdrtd Black. Bye til Thursday
Copyright 1854
The Washington times., 1936-03-19

IF II isn't the most wonderful s
One look tells you Spy Is better whittier, smoother,
ereomier It's ALL-vssstobIe pure II STAYS fresh
and sweet indefinitely. Try sPY- see how It i'm
proves your baking and frying
Evening star., 1936-10-09

ferson to Woodrow Wilson," would
have walked out" on the New Deal.
After three and half years OF
waste, of experimentation, of regi-
mentation and of failure" he de-
clared, this administration comes to
the American people and asks for ap-
proval. What does it offer? Nobody
knows. If it is given approval what
will it do?
will it establish another N. r. A.?
Will it establish another A. A. A.?"
The Chicago publisher also re-
newed the running fire he has di-
rected. in his recent campaign
speeches, at President Roosevelt,
again charging the President with
changing front since 1882, when Mr..
Roosevelt was in the role Of critic.
The President then said, Knox re-
called, that the Republican party
was committed to the idea that I'VE
ought to center control of everything
in Washington" while the Demo-
cratic concept was the exact re-
verse"
The Democratic idea. Knox quoted
the President as saying, was Ito take
from the States nothing more than
is necessary to keep abreast OF the
march of our changing economic
situation"
Knox held this up as "a gen." and
he jibed:
Il submit that merely quoting that
statement ought to cause the ghos'
of the blue eagle to run squawkine
from its grave and the ghosts Of LITTLE
pigs to go tearing over the land
scape"
| The recent announcement by tht
Evening star., 1936-10-09
WIFE OF DEAD
VETERAN DUBIOUS
a. Still Love Him." She
Says-ReveaIs Bonus
Money All Spent.
by the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, October "a
woman Of 81 who for five years has
believed herself to be a widow waited
anxiously today to learn whether her
husband is. alive and, is coming back
to her.
Preparing possibly to pick up the
threads of her life where they were
broken on eight years ago when her
husband disappeared. Mrs. Jesse Owen
Clifford recalled the days OF their
courtship when he had just come back
from France wearing his soldiers uni
form.
II still love him." she said.
"I'd want him to come back home
anyway for the sake Of our two boys.
They adored their father. But don't
believe Owen is alive"
She decided he was dead five years
ago when she and several other per-
sons identified as his body found in
the Tennessee River near South Pitts
burg, Tenn, their home. Three years
before he had gone on business trip
and failed to return.
Soon after Clifford disappeared she
got work in a hosiery mill in South
Pittsburg, but that plant closed some
months ago and she came to work in a
mill here.
A few days ago she had a letter from
Washington. 1t told her that Clifford
had applied for his bonus money,
which Mrs. Clifford already had col
lected.
Its all gone now" she said. II
don't know how could give it back 70
them"
The Veterans Administration In
Evening star., 1936-10-09
KNOX SEES HELP
FROMDEMOCRATS
Expects Antagonism to New
= Deal to Result in Mir
nesota Victory.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 9.-Col. Frank
Knox, Republican vice presidential
candidate, declared in an interview
today that "in Minnesota We are go
ing to get the vote of every orthodox
Democrat"
And" he added. I'VE are going to
carry the State"
Col. Knox, completing 12.000-mile
campaign tour Of the country. at
tackled the administration as having
'scrapped the whole Democratic
party" in Minnesota.
They (the New Dealers) are not
interested in the Democratic party"
he said. They are willing to sacrifice
1t for Roosevelt"
Col. Knox predicted that Republic
cans would capture Illinois by a 300.-
900 plurality. and that they would
carry Chicago. the stronghold of DEM
ocratic Mayor Edward j. Kelly.
The Chicago publisher planned to
launch his campaign for New York
votes with a meeting in Queens. He
will appear in Brooklyn before a
party rally tonight.
SPEECH AT BALTIMORE.
By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, October 9.-Col.
Frank Knox, Republican vice presi-
dental candidate, expressed hope
here last night that Maryland would
be "debatable State"
IT my reception here in Baltimore
tonight" Col. Knox said upon his
arrival for a speech. coupled with
my recent fine reception in Hagers-
town, is any criterion. am justified
in regarding Maryland a debatable
State
Il am mindful Of the fact that
Maryland is a conservative State and
frequently has gone Republican in
national elections.
Maryland. above all others. know:
what States rights and local self
government mean. In his lifetime
Albert c. Ritchie, among others. was
a leading defender of those rights
which are now assailed from Wash
ington.
My judgment is that Maryland viii
not turn her back on her own histor!
in November, but will be found cast
ing her electoral vote for the Republi.
can national ticket, which defends
those principles in this contest"
Col Knox was met at the station
by Gov Nice, party leaders in the
State and a group of colored vet
Grams. Party officials said the vet
Grams had served with Knox in tht
Spanish American War.
Declaring nobody knows" wha
the Roosevelt administration will dt
If reelected, Col Knox asked in hi!
speech to a Republican rally in the
Lyric Theater, will it default or
the promises in Government bonds?'
IF defaulted on the gold promises.
he said, 'in 20 billion dollars o
bonds"
In another phase of his attack h
asserted that every Democratic Presi
dent Of the past. from Thomas JET
Evening star., 1936-10-09

Baltimore Sun papers that they could
not support President Roosevelt for
reelection made Knox say his Balti-
more audience already knew why we
have to have a new administration"
Your own Baltimore Sun has given
you the reasons" he said. The Sun
swung to the Republican ticket this
year after years of prominence as
one of the most important Democratic
voices.
Evening star., 1936-10-09
THREE BOYS DROWNED
PLAYING NEAR DOCK
Fourth Boy, 8, swims to Safety
After Fall From Raft at
Escanaba, Mich.

BY the Associated Press.
ESCANABA, Mich. October o.
Three boys were drowned here yes
terday when they fell from a raft
while playing at a pond near the
Chicago and Northwestern Co. ore
docks.
The victims were Clayton Lacomb,
13 years old, and Lloyd Lacomb. IL,
brothers, and Richard Wilson, Z.
A fourth boy, Donald Little. 8, told
officers he was playing on the raft,
but swan to shore when one end sank
and threw the group into the water.
Evening star., 1936-10-09

washington said there was no doubt
that the man applying for the bonus
Is the right Jesse Owen Clifford be-
cause fingerprints prove 1t. But it
would not say where this man lives
unless he gives permission.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1936-11-06
Criticism

Criticism has been directed to the
Chamber of Commerce from time to
time, for their apparent inability to
bring new industries to Hagerstown.
Those who criticize, however, fail to
remember, that there is much more TO
the problem than just increasing the
number of factories
We must plead guilty to being some
what critical ourselves at times. We
figured that the Chamber was giving
new industries the run-around for the
benefit of those industries already here
and operating. SO we decided TO join
the Chamber of Commerce. That, We
figured, was the proper thing TO do, if
We really wanted TO criticize and know
the basis of our criticisms. In other
words we wanted to get the low-down-
80 be on the inside looking out, instead
of the outside looking in-and protect
ourselves from making wild guesses.
So, briefly, here is what we found:
That the Chamber each week gets
: score of requests from manufacturers
desiring 10 move their factories to Ha-
gerstown. But they want this and that
including plenty Of cold, hard cash.
Also. they give references And here
Is where the rub comes in. In practical
" an instances these references go hay
wire. The firms are either bankrupt
or are carrying on Irritation with the
county sheriff; still others employ men
at redicilouSly low wages and then only
four or five months during the year.
Frankly we believe this idea of NOV
Ing dewn-at-the-heels factories from one
community TO another has developed
into . racket, and were against it.
The Chamber should exert its actiyi.
ties IN helping the plants already here
70 assist them in their efforts TO OK.
pand. thus Increasing employment. II
the members Of the Chamber work con
scienViouSly along these lines they win
be dong great service 70 the com.
nuniry.
And 6naIly. ne believe they were Suf-
ficaenfay wide-zwzke 70 bring home fbe
bacon when I legitimate zrropaSi45an
Nsr,ee-~ -
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1936-11-06
BUSINESS INCREASES
lCOnt1nNed fr0m Page Onel

(COnt5nAed from Page One)
ment and payrolls continue to be shown
and the American Federation of Labor
states that over 100000 persons were
re-employed in the first eight months of
this year.
While it is too early TO appraise fully
the significance OF the agreement be.
tween the United States, Great Britain.
and France on monetary sterilization
and the arrangement permitting some
flow of gold between countries it is at
least step in the right direction. par
ticularly if it viii facilitate the move
ment of some of the geld now in this
country back to the nation where it ac-
tually belongs.
1t might also prove to be the opening
wedge in a general increase in interna-
tional trade through a revision of tar
ifs and possible settlement of the
war debt problem.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1936-11-06
TUBERCULOSIS SEALS
MODERN SANTA CLAUS
Proceeds Used to Battle
Disease; Made First
Appearance in 1907

Santa Claus, that jolly old perennial
will adorn the tuberculosis Christmas
Seals this year. This will be the tenth
time that his face has been used on the
Seals, and this season will be the thir-
tieth that the Christmas Seals have ap-
peared.
This year Santa Claus is depicted
in new manner-he is a modern Santa
Claus" said William B. Matthews, man.
aging director of the Maryland Tubercu-
he continued, in order to show to the
people how much the fight against tu-
berculosis has progressed since the
Christmas Seal started its work; and
also represents the new and up-to-date
methods that are now being used to COM
bat the disease"
The first Christmas Seal sale in this
country was held in Delaware in 1907.
at the suggestion of Miss Emily P. Bis
sell of Wilmington. 1t was so success
full from the beginning that it was
adopted as means of raising funds II
carry on the tuberculosis war BY the
National tuberculosis Association and
its many affiliated groups, the following
year.
The sale this year will commence as
usual on Thanksgiving Day and continue
until Christmas. 1t is the hope of the
Maryland association that sufficient
money will be raised by this sale to aug
ment the work that has already reduced
the tuberculosis death rate in this state
from 204 per 100000 people. in 1907. to
~ during the past year. Much still re-
mains to be done. even in the face of
this great reduction: as tuberculosis
still causes more deaths between the
ages OF 10 and IS. the most productive
period of life. than any other disease.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1936-11-06

An old ordinance in Los Angeles. Cali.
fornia. prohibits the bathing of two
babies in single tub at the same time
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1936-11-06
CHRISTMAS IN THE OFFING

Christmas is in the air-and if Won
don't believe it, look ar the Christmas
advertisement in the Globe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13

raj Motors elso alelnOke, a
zsebeben husz dollarral erke-
zett meg Daniabol es haj6dok-
kokban kapott eloszor munkat.
Charles F. Kettering, a Gene
raj Motors egy mask aleln0ke
pedig az orszaguti telefon-hu-
zalok epitesen dolgozott,
Lewis H. Brown, a Johns
Manville Corporation eln0ke
egykor mint napszamos, egy
Iowa allambeli far1non dolgo-
zott. Frank Phillips, a Phillips
Petroleum Company eln0ke
borbely volt es Harry F. Sin
clair, a Sinclair Consolidated
Oil Corp. eln0ke pedig mint
patikus-seged kereste kenyeret.
Carl r. Gray, a Union Pa
cific System elnoke tavirasz
volt a st. Louis and San
Francisco Railway tarsasagnal,
F. E. Williamson, a New York
Central Lines eln0ke, mint Sc
gedhivatalnok kezdte, el pa
lyafutasat ugyanazon vasuttar-
sasagnal es Daniel Willard, a
Baltimore and Ohio eln0ke,
vasutepitesi napszamos volt a
Central Vermont Railroad al
kalmazasaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. Marion Sander, ieikesz
s25 Mahoning Ave Phone 34557
UJKENYERI Urvacsoraoszta.

UJKENYERI Urvacsoraoszta-
sunkat most vasarnap delel6tt
fel II orakor tartjuk meg
templomunkban, az Urasztala
megteriteser6l Patkan6czy ia
nos es neje gondoskodik. Ur-
vacsoraosztasunkat megel6z6-
leg cslit0rt0k, pentek es szom-
bat este fel 8 orakor biinba-
natl istentiszteletek, vasarnap
delutan 3 orakor pedig hala-
ado iStentisztelet.
KONFIRMACIoI vizsgaju-
kat a mutt vasarnap sikerrel
letettek es az Urvacsora felve-
telere. felhatalmazast nyertek
Deak Ferenc, Hudak Istvan,
Hudak Janos, Lakatos Robert,
Rajner Sander, Tatar Tihamer,
10th Gabor, 10th Jozsef, Fa-
zekas Irma, Frank0 Erzsebet,
Hochvart Iren, Horvath Erzse-
bet, Halasz Maria, Kantor Iren
es Sut6 Wilma. Lengyel Mar
git most vasarnap tesz vizsgat.
A novendekek konfirmacioi
emlekul egyhazunktol egy-egy
teljes bibliat kaptak.
A NYARI ISKOLA zaro WIS
gajat most vasarnap este 6
orai kezdettel tartjuk meg
Campbellen a Reed Ave. 119
szam alatti Magyar Hazban.
A n0vendekek eloadnak egy
nagyon kedves gyermek szin-
darabot, a Pajkos Katot, sza-
valnak es magyar dalokat enc
kelnek. Vizsga utan a Noegy-
let edessegekkel vendegeli meg
a gyermekeket, a felnottek re-
reszere pedig tanc lesz, ami
hez a zenet a k0zkedvelt Orosz
zenekar szolgaltatja. Belepo-
iegy feln6tteknek 25 cent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13
A NILESl
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
Kozli: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakas los - 2nd st. Niles, o

TEMETES. A multi heten
szerdan delutan temette el
lelkesziink Laboda Ilonkat
Laboda Istvan es Verbias
Ilona sziiloknek IA ewes
leanyat, XII automobil szeren-
csetlenseg k0vetke1teben halt
meg. Temetese a sziil6knek
North Roadon lev6 otthona-
Dol ment vegbe nagy reszvet
rriellett. Sziilei ket testvere
'es ilagy kiterjedesii rokonsag
gyaszoljak az elhunytat.
KONFIRMACIo. Multi va
sarnap 8 n0vendeket konfir-
malt meg lelkesziink a del
elotti listen tisztelet kereteben
es vett fel a gyiilekezeti tagok
soraba. Newton-Fallsrol
Elek Erzsebet es Tobias ia
nos; Warrenrol: Kantor Ka-
roly es Iona; Nilesrol: Kon-
csol Erzsebet es Andras, FIJI
l6p Margit es Tegyas Albert
voltak azok, akik hat heten
keresztiil keszultek a katera S
oten angolul, San pedig ma
gyarul feleltek a hozzajuk in
tezett kerdesekre.
Ertelmes feleleteikkel mind
annyian nagy gyonyoriiseget
szereztek ugy a szulokek,
mint az egesz gyiilekezetnek.
UJKENYERI Urvacsoraosz-
tasunk augustus 23-an lesz
megtartva, ekkor fognak a
fent megkonfirmalt n0ven-
dekek is el6sz0r jarulni a
scent asztalhoz.
PRESBITERI gyilesiink au-
gusztus 4-en este vizsgalta at
a juliusi beveteleket es kiada
sokat s a luliusi eredmenyt
a kovetkez6kben allapitotta
meg.
Bevetel volt a juniusi ma
radvannyal egyitt $181.12;
kiadas $121.84, maradNany
julius vegen $59.28.
NOEGYLETUNK PIKNIKJE
mutt vasarnap szepen sikeriilt.
Jol mulattak, akik megjelen-
tex S sep anyagi eredmeny
is fogja N6egyletiink penzta-
rat gyarapitani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13
LAPKEPVISEL0NK

Ezennei ertesitjilk a She
mango volgyenek magyarsagat,
hogy megbiztuk az altalano-
san ismert BumbulucZ J0zSef,
new castlei magyar honfitar-
sunkat, hogy Sharon, Sharps-
vile, Farrel, New Castle es kor:-
nyeken lapunkat minden te-
kintetben kepviselje.
Az Amerik1i Magyar Htrldp
kj1d6hip1tGId.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13


siet. Roha1iva megy a munka-
helyere es aztan rohanva siet
haza. Az amerikai elet f0jel-
legzetessege a gyorsasag.
Egyeseknek az a velemenyuk,
hogy az amerikai kormany
forma nem felel meg az id0k
szellemenek:: szoval mem eleg
gyorsiramu. Ezeknek az en-
bereknek a velemenye szerint
tulsokaig tart, mig Kongresz-
szus megszavaz egy t0rvenyt
es 1-2 evbe az is beletart,
mig a Legfelsobb Birosag meg
allapitja, hogy az ICY megsza-
vazott t0rveny alkotmanyos
volt-e vagy mem.
Azonkiviil meg az egyes al
lamok onkormanyzati joganal
fogva is kesleltettetik ez a fo-
lyamat, kulon0sen a szocialis
jellegi torvenyek hozatalanal
es sok esetben mind a 48 al
lamnak kulon-kiil0n is meg
kell savanna egyazon tor
venyt, hogy az ICY az egesz
Egyesiilt Allamokban torveny-
erore emelkedhessek.
A kormany n0vekv6 hatal-
matol valo aggodalom mar alb
ban az idoben is megmutat-
kozott, mikor az Egyesiilt Al.
lamok az onallo allamlet kez-
deten volt. Meg Washington
max elnokke valo megvalasz-
tasa el6tt, az alkotmany- -hozo
gyiilesen, minden delegatus lei
XII szemei el6tt az a legion
tosabb kerdes lebegett: XII le-
gyen a hatalom letetemenyese?
Az alkotmany- -hozo gyiiles
ugy hatarozott, hogy a hata-
lom letetemenyese kizarolag
maga a Nep lehet, mem az ell
n0k, mem a Kongresszus, mem
a Legfels6bb Bir6sag, hanem
a polgAr, d polgarn6 es eek
mex gyermekeik alkossAk q
legfels6bb forumot. Ok valaszt-
halifax meg es Ok foszthatjak
meg hivatalatol a k0zhivatal-
nokot. Kizarolag Ok valtoztat-
hatjak meg a t0rvenyeket. We
gill pedig Ok meg az Alkot-
manyt is megvaltozta athatjak.
Es, hogy egy vagy mas k0z-
hivatalnok meg ne feledkez-
hessek arr6l, hogy az igazi ha-
talon a polgarsag kezeiben
van leteve, lefektettAk az AL
kotmanyunk alapjat, mely a
Observation-Disclosures tenykedesei
felett ellen6rz6 szervkent mG-
k0dik.
/ Az Egyesiilt Allamokban ha-
talmat SenkiSem bitor0lhat,
| mig ez az ellen6rz6 szerv er-
venyben van es mig az egyes
allamok jogai csorbitatlanul
fennallnak. fr,1
j Termeszetesen sok esetben
nehezkes helyzetet teremt az
hogy nemzettink 48 Allatnra
van felosztva. Ezzel szenaben
az egyes allamok biztositeklil
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13
MAGYAROK F-APTARA

Ebben rovatban dijtala-
null kozoliuk azon egyha-
zak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, ossze-
j0veteleit, stb. - mem tobb
mint 2 honappal el6re is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
lapja es amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban Is
nyomtatvanyaikat nalunk
szerzik be.
Augustus lean, vasarnap
delutan 2 oral kezdettel a Bar
ia erd6 uj pavillonjabanf az
0reg Amerikas Magyarok pix
nikje.
Augustus 3O-an, vasarnap
a Mahoning Megyei Magyar
Demokrata K0r Macy pilnikje
a Whippoorvill Inn (Barta fele
erd6) vi fedett helyisegeben
es a szabadban.
Augustus 23-&n, vas&rnaT
a Magyar z. Reformatus Egg
haz pilnikje q Barta erd6ber
es a Flilerntile Cs&rd&ban.
J September 6-an, vasarnaT
a Sharon-Farr Els6 Magyar
Bs. Egylet 20 ewes jubileum
vacsoraja, miisor IS tAnc {
Magyar Hazban.
September 12-&n, szombator
a Campbelli Magyar N6k Kort
lnagy sziireti balja.
4 Szeptember 13-an, vasarnaI
este a Ftiggetlen Reformatu'
Ifjusagi K0r sztireti balja
Magyar Hazban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REF.
EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. B0tty JSnos Ieikesz
737 Mahoning Ave. Phone 66841

HETI MUNKAPROGRA-
MUNK aug. 49, aug. 20-ig a
kovetkez0:
Aug. 13-an, csit0rt0k este
fel 8-kor az enekkar pr6baja.
Aug. 14-en, pentek este fel
8-kor a Boy Scoutok rendes
heti osszej0vetele es Templom-
segelyz6 N6egyletiink tisztika-
ri rendkiviili gyiilese. T.
Aug. 15-en, szombat este fel
8-kor biinbanati istentisztelet.
Aug. loan, vasarnap reggel
fel 1O-kor vasarnapi iskola; fel
11-kor istentisztelet Urvacsora-
val kapcsolatban az ujkenyeri
alkalomra. Szeretettel hivogat-
juk testvereinket ez uton is a
szeretet scent vendegsegehez.
Este fel 7-kor a Junior c. E.
fel 8-kor pedig a Senior c. E.
rendes heti osszej0vetele.
Aug. lien, hetf6n este fel
8-kor a vas. iskolai tanitok
kepezdeje.
Aug. 18-an, kedden este fel
8-kor a Templomsegelyz6 No
egylet rendes havi gyiilese.
KERESZTELES. A multi va
sarnap keresztelte egyhazunk
lelkesze Kuthy Sander es ne
je Hon Jolan kis leany eyer
meket Iren Emma nevre. Ke-
resztsziil6i lettek lilies Andras
es neje Kull6s Margit.
TEMETES. Aug. lien te-
mettuk el nagy reszvet mellett
templomunkbol a Youngstown
magyar kolonia egyik legore-
gebb tagjat, ozv. Szabo Julian
nat, XII 88 evvel ezelott szule-
tett Sarospatakon, A evvel eze-
lott kolt0zott Amerikaba, mely-
Dol AZ evet Youngstownban
toltott. Gyaszoljak: leanya,
ozv. Sanyo Janosne sziil. Adam
Wilma. Unokai: Koran Janosne
sziil. Sanyo Erzsebet es ferje,
Sanyo Ilona, Mihaly, Karoly,
Janos es Wilma. Dedunokal:
Koran Ethel, Elemer, Vilmos es
Luiza, valamint Sanyo Sell
Luiz es Sanyo David. Legyen
aldott emleke.
ISTENTISZTELET A SZA-
BADBAN. Egyhaztanacsunk
legutobbi gyilesen ugy hataro-
zott, hogy tekintettel az aug.
23-ra tervezett nagyszabasu
piknikunkre, az istentisztelet
ezen a napon egy feloraval ke-
sobb, pont II orakor es pedig
a piknik helyszinen, a szabad-
ban legyen megtartva. lsten-
tisztelet utan kozebed maid
a delutani orakban kiil0nbozo
sport verseny, kedves szorako-
zas es tanc a Szikora es Medve
kitin0 zenekara mellett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13

Szeptember 13-an, vasarnap
este q Ftiggetlen Reformatus
Ifjusagi K0r sztireti balja d
Magyar Hazbai1.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13

Augustus 2S-an, vas&rnaI
a Magyar Z. ReformAtus Egg
haz piknfkje q Barta erd6ber
Is a Fiilerntile Cs&rd&ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13
AP0LCARSAC SzEREPE
A K0zELET ELLEN0RzESEBEN

szolgalnak, hogy a Sz0vetsegi
Kormany hivatalnokai hatas-
k0ruket ne lephessek tul. Mert
ha a Szovetsegi Kormany ha-
talmi tulkapasokra ragadtat-
ma magat, ugy ez a tenykedese
meghiusulna azon az alapvet6
tenyen, hogy a kormanyzat az
egyes allamok szovetsege, az
Alkotmany pedig egy olyan
szerzodes, amt mindenkinek
egyforman be kell tartani.
Ez az a kormanyzasi rend-
seer, amelynek f6celja az, hogy
az egyen jogait megvedelmez-
re. A polgart senki sem foszt-
hatja meg e jogaitol, inert
minden hatalomnak a nep a
letetemenyese es a nepnek meg
van a megfelelo hatalma ahoz,
hogy elhessen ebbeli jogaval.