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The Washington times., 1936-11-21
BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES

1 william Hulfish Crawford. jr.. %, 1897
Park Rd. N. W., and Margaret n. Bell,
10, 1880 Connecticut Ave. N. w. The
Rev. Rufus w. Weaver.
Lawrence b. Kreis, 80, and Mary Eta
Ewing, 20, both of Baltimore, Md. The
Rev. c. J. Trinkaus.
Landy Jackson, 80, 2143 NJ st. N.
W., and Bessie P. Bullock. "a, 1924 Q
st. N. w. Judge Robert +. Mattingly.
Aaron Hunter Pritchard, 29. Hope
well, Va, and Mary Louise Kyle, u,
473O Brandywine st. n. w. The Rev.
W. s. Abernethy.
John Henry williams. %. Long Island,
n. Y, and Dorothy Steele Baker, rs,
1906 Monroe St. n. E. The Rev. Frank
Steelman.
Baker Henry sabb, 81, 1929 Lane Pl.
N. E., and Connie L. Carter, %, 1928
Willard st. N. w. The Rev. s. G.
Spottswood.
James Thomas, "a, 92S Fourth st, N.
w, and Queenamay Parker. 25. 13 st.
N. E. The Rev. J. T. Bailey.
Howard William Ewald, 81, 1905 North
Capitol St., and Ann Adelaide Keele, IS,
2111 Fourth st. N. E. The Rev. S. w.
McCabe.
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n m RockviIIe. Maryland

MI" a Rockville, Maryland
NAAAO Double Feature! Ross Alex
ander in Hot Money" Ken Maynard in
Heroes of the Range" Starting Tomor-
row "a Days - Don Ameche and Loretta
Young in Ramona"
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DAVIS, MARGARET ANN-On Saturday,
November 21, 1885, at her residence,
3533 New Hampshire Ave. N W., MAR.
GARET ANN DAVIS, the beloved mother
of Mrs. Burbic S. Benz, Thomas Sanford,
Ryland Sanford and George Sanford. Re-
mains resting at the W. w. Chambers Com.
pany Funeral Home. Fourteenth and Chaplin
Street Northwest.
Funeral services will be held on Sunday,
November %, 1886, at $50 a. M. from
the w. W. Chambers Company Funeral
Home, 140O Chaplin st. N. W. Interment
at 2 p. m. in Woodbine. Va, near Montrose,
Va. Relatives and friends are invited to
attend.
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Warmer Bros. Theaters

AM A SSADOR-Sunday, Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday,: "Three Men
On a Horse" with Frank McHugh and
Joan Blondell. Thursday and Friday:
Robert Taylor and Barbara Stanwyck
in His Brother Wife" Silly Symphony.
Saturday: Stuart Erwin and Airline Judge
in "Pigskin Parade"
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HUBER. ALBERT Hon Tuesday, No.
vember II. 1885 at Kerhonkson. N. Y,
ALBERT II. HUBER. the beloved husband
Funeral from the chapel of p A. Talta-
yull. 436 Seventh St. S. W. on Monday,
November %. 1886. at p. m.
attend.
Interment in Conversational Cemeterz.
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At Your TheUteE
TODAY-TONTGHT

TAKOMA Ns Conf Parking ftn% ! rfeuSI'' P n
Claire Trevor in STAR FOR A NIGHT. -
Also-Buster Crabbe in Zane Grey's
ARIZONA RAIDERS"
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DIED

ALLEN. Lien. JOHN EDwIN-suddenly on
Thursday. November 10. 1886 at
GEORGETOWN University Hospital, JOHN
EDWIN, ALLEN. beloved brother of Mrs.
mary Gross and the late Jennie V.
Funeral from The " W. Chambers Co.
FUNERAL home. 1400 Chaplin St N. W. on
Saturday; November 21. at D. M Rela-
tlyes and friends are invited Interment
private in Congressional Cemetery. Please
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DIED

HOLSTEN. MARY AGNES-On Friday.
November 20. 1895. at her residence
2311 Twentieth Street Northwest, MARY
AGNES H0LSTEN the beloved wife Of
Hayes G.. Holsten and sister of Mrs. Kath-
crime Kelly. Remains resting at the W. W.
Chambers Co. funeral home. Fourteenth
and Chaplin Streets Northwest
- Funeral services will be held on Monday.
November %. 1886. at 9 80 a. m, from
the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home
1400 Chaplin Street Northwest, thence to
St.. Thomas Apostle Church. Twenty sew
enth and Woodley Road Northwest, where
high requiem mass will be offered at 10
a. m: for the repose of her soul
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery
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BARNES. ALBERT LIE ROY-suddenly. on
MednesdaY NnEann her naa o.

Indian Head. Nd. ALBERTt -EE igSO' ROY y
BARNES. the beloved son of Rebecca j.
brother of Edith F. Barnes. Mrs. H. B.
Gowan and the late Herman Lyman Barnes
Co. Southeast funeral home SIT Eleventh
Street Southeast.
Funeral services will be held on satur-
day. November 81 1886. at II o'clock
noon. from the W. W. Chambers Co South
east funeral home. 517 Eleventh Street
Southeast.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
:. Interment in Union Cemetery. LeesburE.
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MANDERA, ADA MAY-on Thursday. No.

MANDERA, ADA MAY-On Thursday. No
vember 49, 1896, at her residence, Hill
side, Md. ADA MAY MANDERA, the be-
loved wife of Joseph ]. Mandera
Remains resting at the W. w. Chambers
Co. Southeast funeral home, SIT Eleventh
Street Southeast.
Funeral services will be held on satur-
day November 21. 1886. at p. m. from
the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral
home. 5l7 Eleventh Street Southeast. Rela-
tives and friends invited
1nterment strictly private
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LOWRY. JOSEPH WILIAM-On Friday

Hospital. 5osEPH Wi @ft1iHM a FfI0o74fRSe IoWRS
the beloved husband of Esther Lowry
(nee, 0wens). of 1905 Gales St. n. E..
and beloved son of Ella and the late Will
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MRTWr 1907 28th Street Northwest
NAU II HOOT GIBSON in ''CAVAL-
CADE OF THE WEST" Chapter No. 8,
Phantom Rider" with Buck Jones.
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RAPHAEL 1E@ssEb6sN 1909 sth s.: \; SAs: y:
SIoNS." Adults on1yi
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WNTMW 1918 U Street n. W.
AA4NOUAA4N DON'T TURN EN-
LOOSE" with Lewis Stone, Betty Cradle
and Bruce Cabot.
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STANTON 9Th and SITS. n; E:
- Il TAAN II VAN Harry Carey and Hoot
Gibson in THE LAST OUTLAW" Also
"36 HOURS TO KILL" with Brian Dom
levy and Gloria Stuart.
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ACADEMY 9Th 8 G SITS. s. e:
AONADA1ANA Clark Gable and
Jeanette Macdonald in SAN FRANCISCO" J."
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APULLU-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Robert Taylor and Barbara STAN
wyck in His Brothers Wife" Wednes-
day: Freddie Bartholomew and Jackie
cooper in The Devil Is Sissy" Thurs
day and Friday: Dick Powell in stage
Struck" with Joan Blondell, Mickey
Mouse. Saturday: Jack Holt in The
End of the Trail" and Rosalind Russell
and John Boles in "Craigs Wife"
AVALON-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day. Fred MacMurray and Jackie Oakie
in The Texas Rangers" Mickey Mouse.
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Funeral will be held from the residence
on Monday. November %, 1885. at 8 80
a: m. High requiem mass at Holy Name
Church at 8 a. m. Interment Mount Olvet
Cemetery. Relatives and friends are in
vited to attend,
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TAYLOR, JOHN Hon Friday, Novem-
ber 20, 1886, JOHN H. TAYLOR, the
beloved husband of Frances NJ. Taylor (nee
Rickenbackerl and father of William A.
Taylor, Mrs Grace Jones' Mrs. Julia Higgs,
Mrs. Lula Screy. Mrs. Lille Madison. Mrs.
Aggie McCallister. Mrs Frances Baxevanls
and Mrs. Mable Harris.
Funeral services will be held from his
sons residence. 626 Eye st. N. E. on Tues.
day, November "a, 1886. at $50 a. m,
thence to St. Joseph's Catholic Church,
Second and Streets Northeast. where mass
will be offered at 9 a. m. for the repose of
his soul Relatives and friends are invited
to attend. Interment in Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. Services by W. w Chambers Company
Southeast Funeral Home.
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WPPODROME nHnSIc n. eth St,.

HAA n O"AWO4VAAD Double Fea-
ture! George Raft in Yours for the
Asking" Stuart Erwin and Florence Rice
in Women Are Trouble" Starting To-
morrow Days Jean Hersholt and
Dionne Quintuplets in 1.-THE Country
Doctor"
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OFFICIAL PROGRAM
Motion Picture Theoter Owners
Of District of Columbia:
LOeW'S CAPITOL

Street at Fourteenth ME-. 5OO1
On Screen The Dionne Quintuplets in
REUNION" with Jean Hersholt. Rochelle
Hudson, Slim Summerville, Helen Vinson
and Dorothy Peterson.
On Stage: Johnny Perkins with Art Brown
at the Organ-Madelyn Killeen-The Elida
Dancers-Glen Carow - DeRoZa - Charles
Withers in "Wither's Opry."
COLUMBIA F Street at 18th
"PIGSKIN PARADE" with Stuart Erwin,
Airline Judge. Betty Cradle Patsy Kelly,
Jack Haley and Yacht Club Boys.
FAAAACE Theater Of the stars
COME AND GET IT." with Edward
Arnold. Joel McCrea and Frances Farmer.
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BROADWAY 1s1s Ras 7th H11.D M. II P
UNKNOWN RANGER" Chapter No.
Phantom Rider" with Buck Jones.
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Suddenly. on Thursday, November 10.
1886 at her residence. 30S Seventh St,
s. W, EVAGELIA "ENVAGELIA" GIRL
VAKOS. the beloved mother of Geannoula,
Helen and Aristotle Grivakos. Remains
resting at the W. W. Chambers Southeast
funeral home. 517 Eleventh St. s. E., until
Sunday. Novmber %, at 2 p. m.
Funeral services from her late residence.
on Monday. November 20, at l 80 p. m. !;
thence to the st. Constantine and Helen
Greek Orthodox Church. Sixth and C SITS.
8. W.. where services will be held at 2 p. m.
Relatives and friends are invited.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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YORK-sunday and Monday: William
Powell and Myrna 10y in THE Great
Ziegfeld." Tuesday and Wednesday:
Gary Cooper and Madeleine Carroll in
The General Died at Dawn" Thurs,
Jack Oakie in THE Texas Rangers"
Saturday: Wallace Beery In "Old
Hutch" Mickey Mouse.
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COLONY-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Robert Taylor and Barbara Stan
wyck in His Brothers Wife" Wednes-
day: Jool McCrea and Jean Bennett in
Two In a crowd" Thursday and Fri
with Joan BlondeQ. saturday: Fred Mac
Murray and Jackie Oakie in ''The Texas
Rangers"
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HOME-sunday and Monday, William
Powell and Myrna 10y in The Great
Ziegfeld." Tuesday and Wednesday:
Walter Huston. Ruth Chatterton and
Mary Astor in "Dodsworth." Thursday
and Friday: Fred MacMurray and Jack
Oakie in THE Texas Rangers" Satur-
day: Arthur Treacher in Thank You.
Jeeves," and Edmund Lowe and Con-
stance Cummings in Seven Sinners"
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ASAAAE L Robert Allen in THE
UNKNOWN RANGER" Also-Claire Tre-
vor in HUMAN CARGO"
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HOWARD-On stage: In person, Jim
my Lunceford and his famous orches-
ira, with gala musical revue. On
screen: Here Comes Carter" Mid
night show Saturday. Special mid
night show Wednesday, Thanksgiving
Eve. Reserved seats.
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Wednesday: jeanette Macdonald and
Clark Gable in San Francisco. Thurs
day and Friday: Dick Powell in "Stage
Struck" with Joan Blondell. Saturday:
"Captain's Kid" with May Robson, Sybil
Jason and Guy Kibbee, Chase comedy.
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BOOKER T-November 20 to 25 Gin
clusive), white Fang" with Michael
Whalen and Jean Muir.
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REPUBLIC-Novembe 20 to 25 Gn-
clusive): "Craig's Wife," with Rosalind
Russell and John Boles.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20 to 25 (inclu-
sive): Don't Turn EN- Loose" with
Lewis Stone, Betty Cradle and Bruce
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GODDARD, JAMES Hon Saturday,
November 21. 1895, at Providence Hos
band of Myla A. Goddard (nee sauter).
He is survived by his wife, Myla A. God
dard: a daughter. Myla Barbara Parlett;
one sister, Mrs. Alice Deggs, and brother,
Harry w Goddard.
Funeral from his late residence. 1925
Galen st. s. E.. on Monday, November %,
1885, at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend. Interment in Cedar Hill
Cemetery
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RFPTTRTTC Q St. Near 18th
with Rosalind Russell and John Boles.
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Florists 4
So 20 up BLACKSTONE, INC. 80, 20 up
Funeral Designs
14O7 n St. N. W. MA. 1905
GUIDE BROS. CO., Funeral Designs
1919 F st. n. W. Natl. 1878
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Warner Bros. Theaters

AVATON Connecticut Ave. and
"A AAVAN Mckinley St., N. W..
Doors open 12 80, shows continuous from
1 P. NJ. WALLACE BERRY in "OLD
HUTCH" ""OUR GANG COMEDY"
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CAMEO bHnBs SST1s Fs,PnTs FsiPlsF' M1EynaS WIiiam
Boyd in Heart of the West" Henry
Fonda in "Spendthrift." Starting Tomor-
rows Days-Willam Powell and Myrna
10y in THE Great Ziegfeld."
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By ]. EARLE MOSER
News tips 'phOned to this column will
be given fun credit for possible weekly
prize. Call DI. 1000. branch 2IO. For
pictures and biographical sketches APP
Of organizations and others must contact
the writer In the editorial room by 6:15
p. me-
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UPTOWN-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Loretta Young and Dan Ameche In
Ramona" Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday: William Powell and Carole Lom-
bard in MY Man Godfrey" Silly. Sym
phony. Saturday: Freddie Bartholomew
and Jackie Cooper in THE Devil IL q
Sissy" Popeye.
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Bernheimer Theoters
Sidney Lust

AA~A]AUN Double Featured
Michael whalen in white Fang" Claire
Trevor in "Star for q Night" Starting
Tomorrow q Days - Robert Taylor and
Barbara Stanwyck in His Brothers Wife"
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Remains resting at Gartner's Funeral
viii be- held on SUNDAY ~" Novemher T q % 1ase
at 2 80 p. M. from Prince Orchard Church.
IInterment Forest Oak Cemetery. Gathers
hnrP
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MILO-Sunday, Monday and Tuesday:
Don Ameche and Loretta Young in
Ramona; cartoon; novelty and news.
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Funeral services will be held from her
late residence. 2434 Second St. n. E.. on
Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend.
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WTDTRWTNT Conn. Av. & Newark st.
UFAOWN Phone: Cleveland 54oo
Matinees daily at P NJ. DICK POWELL
in STAGE STRUCK" with JOAN BLoN-
DELL. lace DRUMMOND." No. l.
VORK Georgia Ave. & Quebec Pl.
AOAGAA Doors open 12 30, shows
continuous from 1 F. M RANDOLPH
SCOTT and BRUCE CABOT in THE LAST
OF THE MOHICANS."
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TIVOH-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Walter Huston, Ruth Chatterton
and Mary Astor in "Dodsworth." We'd
nn.esday, THURSDAY mTi and Frday: Shirley Tir
Saturday: Ida Lupino and Nino Martini
in ..The Gay Desperada," Chase comedy.
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AVENUE GRAND

b45 PennsyIvania Avenue Southeast
Doors open 12 30 shows continuous from
l. F. M. WARNER BAXTER and MYRNA
10y in ITO MARY-wITH LOVE" and
JEAN MUIR in WHITE FANG"
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PALM-sunday, Monday and Tuesday:
"Give Me Your Heart" with Kay Fran
els and George Brent: novelties. Wednes-
day: my American Wife," with Francis
Lederer and Ann Sothern; comedy; novel
ties. Thursday and Friday stage
Struck" with Dick Powell and Joan
Blondell; novelties. Saturday: old
Hutch" with Wallace Beery and Eric
Linden: serial; cartoon.
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PENN-Sunday, Monday and Tuesday:
Shirley Temple in "Dimples," March of
Time. Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day: Marion Davies and Clark Gable in
Cain and Mabel" Saturday: Ida Lu.
pino and Nino Martini in 1.-The Gay Des-
perado," Ace Drummond No. 8.
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HOWARD eth 6 T SITS. n. ".
QAO" AASW On Stage: In Person.
JIMMY LUNCEFoRD and His Famous Or
chestra with Gala Musical Revue. On
Screen: HERE COMES CARTER" Mid
night Show Saturday - Special Midnight
Show Wednesday. Thanksgiving Eve. Re-
served Seats.
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TVOLI baHP. rtth and oBeP Park x g. g. N SHOW: w.
continuous from p NJ. FREDDIE
BARTHOLOMEW. MICKEY ROONEY and
JACKIE COOPER in THE DEVIL IS
SISSY"
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14th and Col. Rd. N. W.
SA AVOA Doors open IL 80, shows
continuous from 1 P. NJ. ADOLPHE
MENJOU and ALICE FAYE in sing.
BABY SING"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-23

inert a haboru utan egy evvel
ezt meg mindig tagadta, va
gyis a szenatust S azon keresz-
till a nemzetet meg egyszer
felre akarta vezetni, hogy a
versaillesi gyalazat oknanyara
rauthesse ennek az orszagnak
a pecsetjet.
Hazudott tehat a haborus
eln0k, mig hivatalosan semle-
gesseget proklamalt es foga-
dott, hazudott mikor a valasz-
tasba belement a gyalazatossa
Walt hazug jelszoval es hazu
dott mindig az alatt az ido
alatt, amig a gyermekeinket
Europaba szallitotta meghalni.
Ha elne meg Wilson, akkor
a nemzet iteIoszeke ele ke1lene
allitani, hogy a biineiert fe-
1eljen, ha mem masert, akkor
azert, hogy ez a nemzet iga-
zolhassa onmagat az utokor es
a vilag elott; es bizonyitsa,
hogy egy hutlen elnok altal
felre voltunk vezetve, mikor a
haboru es veres bekajat lenyel-
tiik.
Minthogy azonban eleg SEE
rencses volt hozza hogy ezeket
a borzalmakat csak a halala
utan tarjak fel, S mivel meg
szerencsesebb volt azzal, hogy
mar a halala el6tt szellemi
halott volt, ct tobbe felel6s-
segre mem vonjak.
Hanem azert bizonyos $50
moru elegtetel a "kotojelesek"
szamara, hogy az belyegezett
ICY meg benniinket, aki lehe-
tett minden, de hi fla mem
volt ennek a nemzetnek.
Az elnok megbocsajthatat-
Ian hiszteriajat, amellyel a To-
jalis bevandorolt polgarok hom
lokara a szegyen belyeget ra-
nyomta, most mar sokkal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-23
Es az aru|ok megis mi vo|tunk

sagnak, de mem lehet arulas.
max nevezni.
Ami azutan k0vetkezik, az
sokkal kellemetlenebb olvas-
many.
Mikor 1919-ben a szenatus
bizottsaga ait kerdezte az ell
nokt6l, hogy mikeppen irha-
tott ala egy olyan szerz6dest,
amely orszagokat darabolt fel
es nemzeteket itelt halalra,
Wilson ait felelte, 11ogy $40
vetsegesek becsaptak; hogy a
titkos szerz6desek tartalmat 8
mem ismerte, mikor ezt az or
szagot belle parancsoIta a ha-
boru tiizebe.
Most okmanyokkaI igazoI-
jak, hogy Wilson valotIansagot
allitott. Hogy igenis ismert
minden szerz6dest.
Es mikor Amerika polgarai-
max ait bluffolta, hogy "a de-
mokracia szamara tessziik biz.
tossa a vilagot", mar jol tud-
ia, hogy eppen ennek az el-
lenkezoje tortenik.
Nepszavazasrol mereszeIt
folyton beszelni, mikor tudta
hogy a szovetseges hatalmak
meg vannak egymas kozt al
kudva, hogy a nepeket ju-
hok modjara fogjak adni-venni
es csereIni.
Akkor is sz0rnyu lenne erre
gondolni, ha 1919-ben mem
vallotta volna, hogy 8 ezt mem
tudta, inert hiszen akkor is
biztosan latnank, hogy az
egesz haboru alatt alland6an
hazudott a nemzetnek.
De szazszor sz0rnyiibb azert,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-23

mindjart bizonyitekokat ad a
vad melle.
Kisult elso sorban, hogy
Wilson "az uzlet" erdekeben
vett bucsut attol a semleges-
segtol, amt hivatalosan kihir-
detett a nemzet es a kormany
neveben, inert felt t0le, hogy
egy depresszio alatt mem va
lasztjak meg megegyszer ell
nOknek.
Es mikor a bankarok megfe-
nyegettek hogy ha a polgarsag
penzet mem adhatjak kolcs0n
a szoyetseges hatalmaknak,
akkor gazdasagi valsag lesz az
orszagban, az orszag elnoke
egy szora beleegyezeset adta a
sokszaz millios elso kolcson-
hoz.
Hogy erezte ennek a tisztes-
segtelenseget, ARA nezve bizo-
nyitekot is adott magarol alb
ban a levelben, amelyben Lam
sing volt kiilugyminisztert uta-
sitja, hogy bankaroknak ezt
az engedelyt ne ada irasban,
csak szobelileg tudassa veluk,
hogy kormany mem all a dol
lar veres kalandjainak az ut
jaba.
Maga ez az egy cselekedete
eleg hozza, hogy Amerika tor
tenelmeben mindorokre olyan
szerepet yiseljen, amire meg
eddig mem gondolt senki idaig
Hogy olyan eln0knek ismerjek,
aki a bankarok veres profitja-
ert vezette ezt a nemzetet a
haboru utjara.
EFT azonban lehet emberi
gyengesegnek, emberi hitvany-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-23

sci belyegzett meg bennunket.
A haboru utan, kul0n0sen
a jozanodas utan Wilson ell
.vesztette a nepszeruseget eb-
ben a hazaban.
Amerika polgarsaganak lat
mia kellett, hogy Europaban
bolondot csinaltak az eln0kbol
es ahogy a legazolt orszagokat
nyiszaltak, kaszaboltak a gyo-
z6k egymas kozt, kezdtek lit a
tudatara ebredni, hogy bizony
mem a demokracia vedelmere
kuldtuk a fiainkat meghalni.
Wilson, aki akkor mar felig
elborult elmevel nyargalt vegig
az orszagon, a partpolitika is
kikezdte, S hat rovid honap
alatt politikai hula lett abbol
az emberbOl, aki l9l8-ban,
vagyis egy evvel elobb meg
diktalhatott joforman az egesz
vilagnak.
Amig azonban az amerikai
nep a bekeszerzodesnek cline.
vezett rablasi szabadalomleve-
let undorral utasitotta ell ma
gatol, amig a nepliga newt ha-
zugsagot egyaltalan mem volt
hajlando bevenni, Wilsonnak a
johiszemuseget hangosan ket-
segbe merte volna vonni ebben
a hazaban.
Most aztan irtozatos ebredes
szakadt azokra, akik az ujsa-
gok elrejtett hireit is olvassak
Ket olyan .dolog silt XII Will
sonrol, amelyek egyike az ide-
alizmusaba vetett hitinket tel
jesen megd0ntik, a masika pc
dig a volt eln0kot majdnem
hazaarulassal vadolja. - Is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-23

Sok ujsag gunyt liz a koz-
munkakbol es a sziiksegmun-
kakbol es a mutt hetekben xii
lonosen soka foglalkoztak egy
tancosn6 ugyevel.
A kisasszony jobb id6kben
meztelenil, illetve egy legye-
zobe 0lt0zve tancolt Mime
apolisban, de a depresszio We
get vetett annak az uzletnek.
A tancosn6 kenytelen volt a
welfare kenyerere szorulni, S
ingyen kenyer helyett Silk
segmunkat adtak neki.
Minthogy tancosn6ket mem
igen erdemes elvinni ditchet
asni, besoroztak ARA a mum
kara, ami a mestersege. Es
mas szineszekkel egyltt ell
kuldtek 6ket a CCC taborok-
ba, el6adasokat rendezni.
Ez a gyakorlat iet ev ota a
munkatlan szineszekkel az
egesz orszagban. Mert a szi-
neszet, a tanc, stb. mind mes
terseg, kinek-kinek a sajat
mestersegeben kell a torveny
szerint munkat adm.
Ha mar fizetik a szinesze-
ket, hogy el6adasokat tartsa-
max, ami minden esetre sokkal
helyesebb, mintha a penzt
csak ugy muhka nelkul utal-
jak XII a szamukra, akkor iga-
zan mem hiba, hogy a CCC ia
borokba viszik 6ket. Vepre
amiert az OFT lev6 szegeny-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-23
ADJANAK TANkCSOT

sorsu fiuk kenytelenek az er-
d0ben elni, mem kell toliik ezt
a szorakozast irigyelni.
AIT sem lehet elkepzelni es
ostobasag lenne megtenni,
hogy ne fatal, hanem hetven
ewes asszonysagokat vigyenek
k0zejuk a szinpadra.
Nosza, lett ebb6l riadalom,
mikor egy szemfules ujsagiro
kisut0tte, hogy a hajdani le-
gyezo-tancosno a "kormany
szolgalataban" tancol.
Albany clientele es ellensege
van a kormanynak, az mind
hirtelen t6ket kovacsolt a
tancosn6 meztelensegeb6l es
eppen csak keritessel mem va
dolta meg meg a feher hazat.
De azert az epes cikkek sza-
zaiban EFT is sejtetni enged-
TEX.
Csak ait mem mondtak meg
a Liberty League nagyon err
k0lcs0s es nagyon szigoru To-
vagjai, hogy egy foglalkozas
marad a sZamukra, ha a Sc
gitseget vegleg megtagadjak
t6luk talan a nagyuraknak
jobban tetszenek, ha ARA szo-
ritanak 6ket, minthogy alkal-
mat adnak nekik a inunkara.
De ha ICY van,, akkor j0jie-
mex XII nyiltan es mondjak
meg egyenesen, hogy a num-
katlan ianyokat klldje a kor-
many az - utcara. Mert ha,
munkat es' kenyeret mem ad-
max nekik, az eppen annyi,.
mintha estenkent nemcsak XII
kuldenek, de egyenesen XII
kenyszerltenek oket az utcara.
Ez kivanatosab lenne a tarsa.
dalom szempontjabol?