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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05
NAGYON ERDEKES RESZE

volt a kampanynak, hogy a
negert mindket part a keble-
re akarta olelni.
Anig olyan sok $40 esett
az alkotmanyrol a kampany-
ban, annak tizennegyedik mo-
dositasat senki mem akarta
feszegetni meg maguk a ne
gerek sem akartak rola beszel-
nj. Ok megelegedtek azzal,
hogy egyszerre nagy politikai
tenyezo lett be-oluk.
Nagyon erdekes es erdemes
lesz megfigyelni, hogy mi lesz
EZUTAN a sorsa a szegeny, ell
nyomott, masodrendu polgar-
max hogy eek a kampany
alatt vallott hirtelen fellob-
.bant szerelmek megmarad'
make maid valasztas utanra
Kevesbe becsiiltek meg
bevandorl6t, de megis torodtel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05
A VALASzTASI KAMPANY

legerdekesebb es legkevesbe
sajnalatra melto aldozata
azonban Coughlin lett, aki
fektelen es diktaturara vallo
hajlamai folytan kartekony
szerepet teliesen eljatszotta az
amerikai politikai eletben.
Kar, hogy ezt a szerencset-
len embert nagyzasi maniaja
teljesen magaval ragadta az
utolso evekben, inert ezel0tt
negy-0t evvel ertekes szolgala.
tokat vegzett a nemzet elete
ben.
A kampapye utolso heteiber
komolyan senki mem vette es
radio tarsasagok ait allapitot
tax meg fel6le, hogy beszedeir
a megszokott regi k0zonsege
mex a tizedresze sem hall
gatta.
Ugyanez q sors jutott osz
talyresziil azoknak, akik a ke
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05
BUKSZAR ANDRAS
MECHALT


A Mahoning megyei agg-
menhazban, Canfielden meg
halt a youngstown magyar
sag egvik legoregebb tagja az
1849-ben sztiletett Bukszar
Andras, aki so evvel ezel6tt
j0tt XII Amerikaba. Felesege
8 h6nap el6tti halala utan
vonult vissza az Greg men,
hazba. Halalat gyaszoljak
mennye, ifj. Bukszar Andras-
ne ket leanya, Mrs. Papp Bor-
bala, Cleveland es Mrs. Neste
Maria, Solon, Janos fla Gle
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05
ESKUv0

Sharon, Pa. Ifjabb Sza-
kacs Gyorgy, id6sebb Szakacs
Gy0rgy ismert uzletember fla
es Sander Maria, Sander Mi
haly' Is neje kozszeretetnek
orvend6 csalad leanya oktober
lien, vasarnap delutan es-
kudtek egymasnak or0k huse-
get a FarrelIi Szentharu1nsag
rom. kath. templomban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05
MEM LENNE SZABAD

egy valasztasnak tizen0t-
husz millio dollarba kerulni,
inert ez a szokas rakenyszeriti
a jelolteket, hogy lek0te.ezett-
jei legyenek egy csomo tokes
mex, vagy egy-egy szervezett
csoportnak, arnelyektol a
penzt kapjak.
A valasztas eredmenyeit a
j0vo heten fogom analizalni
ebben a rovatban ezuttal
csak a kampany hibaira es BIZ
neire akartam az olvasok fl
gyelmet felhivni.
Mikor azonban sulyosan el
kell ezeket a hibakat es bun0-
ket itelnink, ugyanakkor ha-
laval kell ARA is mutatnunk
hogy minden hibaja es biine
mellett, a demokratikus intez,
menyeink megis teljes epseg'
ben meg vannak.
Az Egyesiilt Allamok szabat
polgarsaganak alkalma var
ra, hogy az orszagot annak {
kezere bizza, akiere akarja e
ha mem tetszik a vezetes, neg.
evenkent alkalrna van AIT XII
vagni. I
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05


A szocialistak jel0-tje meg
szintelenebb kampanyt adott,
mint amilyent ebben a rovat-
ban el6re josoltunk. A kom-
munista part jeloltjet lehetet-
lenne tette a harmadik inter-
nacionale rendelete, amely a
k0zos frontba parancsolta elo-
re es szinte szerencseje volt
Browdernek, hogy Terre-
Haute-ban es Tampaban kika-
pott ICY neha megis odake-
rilt az ujsagok frontjara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05
tartandO

HAA ~ ~ " ~ Tiztaeta: @ BoRY kEREKEs GYoRGY % neavz5 served
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05

ve1andban 16 unokaja es 3
ded-unokaja. Ft. Biro Lorinc
temette csit0rt0k0n reggel 9
orakor Calvary temet0be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05
III E TT S Y E M l. T.

part valamelyikebol atpartol-
tax a masikba es oft aktiv
szerepet vallaltak. Az anne
rikai nep mem szereti azokat,
akik mem "jo sport" ok es az
volt a velemenyiik ezekrol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05

veliink is, inert mindket jelolt
sziksegesnek tartotta, hogy
egyenesen a bevandorolt pol.
garsaghoz beszeljen egy izben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05
les AZ AMERIKAI NEP,

amely a torvenyeket alfalfa
ban mem kepes elegge tisztelni,
bir azzal a politikai 0nfegyel-
mezettseggel, amelyet ilyen de
mokratikus berendezkedes meg
kivan.
Akarmilyen keseru es eles
lett a kampany az utols6 he
tekben, akarmit allitottak a
jel0ltek es a partok egymasrol,
a nep szavazata el6tt meghaj-
lik azonnal es minden legki-
sebb tiltakozas nelkil min
denki.
A bukott jel0lt elktildte a
szokasos taviratat a gy0ztes-
mex es az vi eln0k minden
kerdes es minden z0kkenes
nelkul eln0ke a vAlasztas nap
jatol kezdve osztatlanul az
egesz nemzetnek.
A kongresszusban az ellen
EEK termeszetesen be fogja tol-
teni a termeszetes hivatasat
es ellen6rizni fogja a kor-
manyzast, de nalunk senki
ilyen esetekben sem puccsra,
sem meglepetesekre mem gon-
dol Is aki megis gondolna, az
nagyon gyorsan egy tebolyda
ban talalna magat. Mem kell
hat a demokraciat felteni eb-
ben a hazahan.
ECYEBKENT ES ENNEK
a megallapitasnak a kapcsan
ujra kenytelenek vagyunk meg
jegyezni, hogy a kis partok
mem valtottak be azokat a re-
menyeket, amelyeket joggal fiji
z0tt Amerika polgarsaga hoz-
zajuk.
A radikalis partoknak van
|egy hivatasuk a ket-part rend
szerrel bir6 orszagban.
El6 tiltakozas-keppen nekik
kell a tarsadalmi igazsagtalan
sagokat a nemzet ele tarni es
nekik kell j0nni olyan pro-
grammal, amely ma radikalis
a szemiinkben, de aInelynek a
nepszeriisitese utan AIT atve-
heti valamelyik polgari part,
hogy val6sagot csinaljon be
l6le.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05

Erdekes lesz AIT is megfigyel-
nj, hogy a valasztasok utan
hanyszor fogjak bevandorolt
voltunkat felhanyni.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15
FANS TO CHOOSE
 MOST OF STARS
 FOR BIC GAME
COchrane and Grimm to Complete Squad-COn-
 test Set for July '

Boston, May 15-(UP)-Roughly, four of every five players who ap- pear in the lineup of the fourth an- nual all-star major league game at National League field here July 2 will in there by popular choice.
 The paying public, 1t was agreed yesterday at conference of Judge K. M. Landis, baseball czar; presi- dents Ford Prick and Will Harridge of the National and American Leagues, respectively; and President Bob Quinn of the Boston Bees, again will have 8 say in the matter after being denied the privilege last year.
 Pilots to Help
 Remaining selections will be made by rival managers of the all-star teams-Boss Mickey Cochrane of teh world champion Detroit Tigers and Charlie Grimm of the runner up Chicago Cubs.
 By a nationwide newspaper poll whose deadline has been fixed at June 20, fans will name 16 of the 2l players who will comprise each squad. They will choose two catch CTS, four pitchers, five infielders and five outfielders from each circuit. As was the case last year, each major league club will be represented by at least one player. Result of the popu- lar vote will be announced June p.
 Cochrane and Grimm each must name the other five players, not more than two of whom shall be pitchers, by June 29.
 Other Plans
 As for additional details, the game is scheduled for 1:30 p. m. (EDT) July 2. In the event of @ postpone ment, however, 1t will start Il a. m. (EDT) July 8. AS in the past, the American League ball will be used for one-half the game and the Na- tional League ball the other half. Regular prices will prevail. No pitcher will be allowed to work more than three innings except in the event of an extra inning game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15
GAELIC SPORTS ATHLETES SET FOR N. '. GAMES
Limerick and Cavan Men to Show at Yankee
 Stadium Sunday
Special to The Democrat)

New York, May 15-1reland's 4S sturdy athletes who arrived here on the s. s. Manhattan last night were officially welcomed at the city hall this noon by Mayor LaGuardia.
 The Cavan all-Ireland football champions then went to commercial field in Brooklyn for short prac- tice session while the Limerick hurling champions paid their first visit ot the Yankee stadium, where both teams will meet two New York all-star selections on Sunday.
 The visiting athletes are in fine physical shape. During the trip over they trained in the liners gym.
 On Sunday 60,000 or more Gaelic fans will see some fast action as the cream of the crop of Ireland's footballers and hurlers vie with the local stars for premier honors in the Gaelic sports.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15
TORRINGTON HIGH
 MEETS NAUGATUCK

Torrington, May 15.-Torrington high schools baseball team, with Q record of three wins out ot five starts, goes to Naugatuck tomorrow afternoon to face once again Coach Pete Foley's nine.
 The Naugy ball tossers handed Torrington an 8-4 defeat in Tor rington's opening game of the sea- son, btu the Torrington team has shown considerable improvement since then.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15
PreakneSs Will Miss Brevity
By DAN PARKER

BECAUSE JOE WDEER NE pointing his @ colt ssey Saturday afternoon win appeal natural" and Bold Venture but with revy not enterd in MaTyand classic mo pS Gn Tc d 70 hSns e % @ ne exp @ a e % % to the Preakness also.
 Bold Venture .vOrlte the mile and hres.sIx winner big The fact that Gran Th which heavily Derby, 6
 during past the story Saturday afternoon
 horse at rco S lest yesr and ey think Joe must have other than the one that hes saving g,syy flor for the @ or rival track that taking edge ' Pcos s''' '' '' r1 % 6 % t % : ss. % . of % 1 A%ssan 5 tS Ds!Sy not annually 1 E out @ T an oss si sn s ,sos mile ss and eighth . p 1911 and s Su m n and
 Kentucky Derby Omaha lsss Bugoo King las Gallant Fox in os0 win the Belmont stakes Naturally tha also the of Morton
 Although judgment Bold Venture w hs me Rso % % T of %en STs s cd & % % @ o ST ws s %S Won nscs d ne
 Hanford, partner the victory will not ride him Saturday Though the Kentucky Jockey Club few days that jockeys Kentucky need not be the s no suspension will be up "A hours after the race
 PROBLEM with the Garden during the 
 notice heavyweight champion heavyweight championship during the coming only for Garden But the won't of
 able ascertain there four BraddOck bout Two of Lewis his Gcenlec both of getting fairly we'll in the world The Jackie Kpatrck head of the Garden and his fellow Benedict Arnold Zch two persons the bout I'd Lets have 1t and have happened he Jimmy Braddock manager Gould just indifferent
 public would Therefore the the Garden Braddock under of losing It's must acceptable BraddOck and Gould
 had chance of landing the title shot,
 heavyweight has done nothing legitimate heavyweight conenders Of barring Schmeng logical title and if the Garden promoter would influence with Mike Jacobs I'll gladly call his he fight for the The situation 9th Avenue getting pathetic Mike will consent
 related boxing commission of- Geno will all the breaks his fight with Pedro Montanez the Garden tonight That sort of stuff pedded by the fight I'm commission will that there for scandal this account don't think MonanoS anything than break to get by this spot
 Copyright 19S6 King Features SyndCate
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15
BROOKLY TN BATS HIT BUT TWO OF
 IDA CIRCUITS
Giants Continue Strong Attack Against Chanl-
 piOn Cubs
BY LESLIE AVERY

Limited Press Stan Correspondent
 New York, May 16-(UP)-That wailing noise from the National League cellar today was Manager Casey stengel Inoanin' low over not having a single slugger on his enc tire Brooklyn Dodger team.
 Out of 104 home-runs smashed out in the circuit to date, Stengels crew has accounted but for two of them. It has been nearly three weeks since Linus Frey connected for one and month since Oscar Eckhardt hit for the circuit against the New York Giants.
 The Dodgers took @ terrific shel- lacking from the St. Louis Cardin- als yesterday, 12 to 1. The Cards shelled four pitchers for l6 base- hits.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15
KINGS PRACTICE
 AT 4 p. M. TODAY

The Kings" baseball team will hold a baseball practice at the Woodrow Wilson ball field today at 4 o'clock. Coach Tom Rinaldi ex- poets every player to be on hand, Tony Del Cioppo, George Rollo, Perps Rachinok, Tom Teta, Al Pan- none, Joe Scacco. Jr. Pannone, Ang Scacco, Lou Inturrisi, Mike Gentle. The Kings would like to play any team from II to 13 years of age for games answer through these col- umns or write to Walter Pachunok, 95 Oak street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15
NEW SAILS FOR RAINBOW

New York.-When the Americas Cup defender, Harold S. Wander bilt's Rainbow, faces the Yankees during a summer yacht race this year, she will be all logged out in new sails. Among those to be fitted to the craft will be "Greta Garbo" and a Mae West" sail-nicknames for double-clewed Genoa jib and parachute, respectively.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15
FULL HIP TURN GIVES GOLFER
 DISTANCE IN DRIVING
BY ART KRENZ NEA Service Golf Writer

Bobby Jones is a firm believer in Q full hip turn. In this motion there is a world of power. When Jones has reached the top of the back swing for the drive, his hips have turned until his back is presented to the hole.
 This is accomplished by a strengthening of the right leg and Q bend of the left knee, which has pulled the left heel from the ground.
 This hip turn is the secret to long driving, for no matter how supple the wrists are. without full pivot only a limited amount of distance is obtained.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15
LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS
Ry United PressD

New York = Ray Nash. i38, Bay Ridge. N. Y.. outpointed Lou Jal- Jos. l3e. Cleveland d0); Eddie tIrlshl Dolan. l40. Waterbury. Conn defeated Tony Oreb. i4O. Jersey City. (ol: Marty Pomerantz, i55, New York. outpolnted Tony Me,r- ingo i3l. Brooklyn (6l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15

Runs-Frey ?, Berres, Taylor, T. Moore 3, S. Martin ?, J. Martin, MOdwick, Miza 3, Davis, Gelbert, Walker. Errors-Mize, Frey, 8. Mar tin. Runs batted in-Cooney ?, Davis 9, J. Martin 2, s. Martin 4, Medwick ?, Gelbert, Moore, Lind strom. Two base hits--Cooney, Moore 2, Gelbert, Medwick. Three base hits-Mize 2, Davis. Home runs -S. Martin, Medwick. Stolen bases --Lindstrom, Frey, s. Martin. Sac rifice-Frey. Double play-Gaut- reaux and Frey. Left on bases-St. Louis 0, Brooklyn 8. Bases on balls ofF--Walker 2, Frankhouse 3. Jeff- coat 3. Hits off-Frankhouse, 8 in 6 innings; Butcher, 3 in 0; Baker, s in |; Jeffcoat o in 2. Losing pitch er-Frankhouse Umpire - Barr, Goetz and Rearon. Time-2:l7.
 The second place Giants kept up with the leaders as Carl Hubbel shutout the champion Chicago Cubs s to O. Hubbell dished out only i've hits and struck out five men.
 Pittsburgh's Pirates gained an even break in their series with the Boston Bees by winning out 5 to ?. It was Ray Benges first defeat Of the season.
 Philadelphia at Cincinnati was postponed because of cold weather
 In in the American League the leading New York Yankees made 1t two out of three over the St. Louis Browns with a 6 to deci- sion as Rufang held the Brownies to four hits.
 Lefty Grove registered his sixth victory in seven starts as the Bos- ton Red Sox went out to l over the Detroit Tigers.
 The Chicago White Sox moved in- to fourth place ahead of the Tigers by beating out the Washington Senators l3 to l2 in a rousing slug ging match. 2
 Three hit pitching by Dusty Rhodes gave the Philadelphia Ath- letics a 4 to o shutout over the Cleveland Indians. Johnson homer ed for the As.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15

Runs Goslin, Cramer, Foxx, Manush. Errors-McNair, Auker. Runs batted in-Manush, Walker, Foxx. Two-base hits--Manush 2, Walker 2, Melillo. Stolen bases Cramcr. Sacrifces-McNair, Cramer. Double plays--Auker to Burns; owen to Gehringer to Burns. Left on bases-Boston 4, Detroit 3. Bases on balls-Auker 2. Strikeouts- Auker s, Grove s. Hits--Off Auker, 2 in 8 innings; of Kimsey, 0 in 1. Losing pitcher-Auker. Umpires- Moriarty and Basil. Time-1:3O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15
POLTCr CADRTs sTUDY MOVIES

Montreal (U.P.)-M0ntFoaI8 police cadets are going to the movies to learn how to be good traffic men. Tho films shown are designed to teach them how t0 ulitangle traffic jams and other problems.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15
HAGEN AND BELL
 TO BE PARTNERS

Torrington, May 15.-Golf fans in this section are anxiously awaiting Sunday afternoon when Walter Hagen, one of the most prominent of the golf professionals, will ap- pear in an exhibition match at the Torrington Country club. Playing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15
The Standing
TOday's Games

Chicago at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Boston.
 Cincinnati at New York. Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15
YOUTH SETS skEET MARK

Quincy, Ill.-Dick Shaughnessy, l4-year -old Boston college fresh- man, recently set a new skeet rec ord, breaking 3l3 straight clay pigeons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15
ARMY END BACK AS COACH

West Point.-Army's captain and star end last year. Bill shuser, will return this fall to coach the Cadets wlngmen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15
The Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Chicago 13, Washington 12. Boston 3, Detroit 1. New York 6, St. Louis 1. Philadelphia 1, Cleveland o.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results Pittsburg 5, Boston 2. St. Louis 12, Brooklyn 1. New York 5, Chicago 1. Cincinnati Philadelphia, (cold weather).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15
Runs-Moore 9. Whitehead, Terr

Hunb-MUUEU 1I WIIIVuE1CNu, Jack.on. Errors-Hack, English. Runs batted in-Leiber ?. Terry Ott. Two-base hitJOtt. Stolen base Herman, Sacrlflces-Terry Bartell. Left on bases-New York '. Chi- cago s. Bases on balls-on War neke s, Hubbell 1. Strikeouts-By HubbcII :: by Warneke 1; by Hcn- shaw, 1. Hits-OT Warneke, 6 In ' innings; Off Henshaw. o in ]. Los- Ing Warneke. Umpircs- Qulgley. Moran and Magerkurth. Tlme-i:45.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15

TOday's Games Philadelphia at Detroit. New York at Chicago. Boston at Cleveland. Washington at St. Louis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15
Depressed Dodgers Very On Home Run Hters 7hs Season

with Hagen in the foresome will be Paul Bell, pro at the local club who recently qualifled for the National
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15

Runs-Crosetti, Rolfe, DiMaggio, Gehrig, Dickey, Lazzeri, Lary. Errors -Crosetti, Lary. Runs batted in Crosetti, DiMaggio, Dickey 2, Sel- kirk, Lazzeri, Coleman. Two base hits-Crosett, DiMaggio 3, Gift, Dickey, Lazzeri. Three base hit Selkirk. Notwithstanding. Double plays-Bottomley, Lary to Bottom ley; RuiIing. Lazzeri to Gehrig; Hemlsey to Carey. Left on bases St. Louis 6; New York l2. Base on balls-Knott 3; Ruffing s, Can Alta 1. trikeouts-Knott 1; Ruffing 4; Van Alta i. Hits off Knott IA in 8 innings; Van Alta in 1. Time 2:O3. Umpires-JohnSon, Summers, and Owens.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15

Open golf tournament; Waldo Mar tin, Norfolk Country club pro; and Bill Kerrigan of the Pine Orchard
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15

HEbIEItEIAK'B IEHIIU - JOG UI Maggie, New York Yankee Outfleld- CT. whose three doubles and a sin- gle led the Yanks to victory over the Browns.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15

x Batted for warneke in sth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15

Totals ,,........ 36 9 ~ 1O x-Batted for Baker in 7th. xx-Batted for Jeffcoat in 9th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15

Country club.
 The match, which gets underway at 3 o'clock
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-15

related boxing commission of- will all the breaks his fight with Pedro of stuff pedded by the gamblers commission will that scandal this don't think Monanez by this
 Copyright 1886 King Features SyndCate
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-05-22
No Irespassing

Any person found tresplssing onsEstate
Contentment Will be dealt with according
to law.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-05-22
The Organic Act
Continued from Tribune May 2oth)

Mr.. King. Does the Senator mean in
the past or under the pending bjl7
Mr.. Lewis. | mean for the futnre
Mr.. King. The territorial legislature
the name of which is the legislative as
sembly. 1t performs practically the same
functions as those performed by che Lee
glsIature OF the Territory of Alaska, or
the legislatures of the other territories
winch were finally merged into States.
Bul there are conditions in the Virgin "a
lands. as the Senator knows, that per-
haps require a little morerestricton tnan
prevails In other territories. For instance
there are only about $4,000 inhabitants
In the three islands. and only a limited
mum Der OF the inhabitants possess anv
property So considering the situation.
the background of the people, living un-
der the Danish regime for many years
and then coming under the flag Of the
United States, nearly all of them WITH
out property, having been denied the ad
Va0tagtS which other people have mad
naveto lace condition there quite differ
eht- lt Is sui generib- from that which
We FIND elsewhere. We had 10 deal win
II as we found il, but keenipg in mind al
ways the Weltare and he happiness and
the best interests of the % 600 colored
people VINO live In the Virgin Islands. do
Ing every thingwe could TO advance their
interest. promote their welfare, and IN
sur for them economic rehabilitation
or at least deveioDm.nC aad thlsa ad
vaLtages which will result, feel sure uu
der the flag of the Uuited States and
uOder the Jurisdiction of LhIs ReDuonc.
Mr.. Lewis. an much; Obliged 10 the
Senator.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-05-22
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