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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-05-15

and SSth Street. "Vas you der,
Sharlie?" hear that Don
Strawder and Stafford Lott may
get a scholarship at Talladega Col
lege, Alabama. :. What are you
folks going to do on Decoration
Day? I hope you have as good a
time as Sal expects to have. Hot
diggety dog!!! :. The Twentieth
Century Boys are going to have
charge of the Minneapolis Sunday
Forum, May 18th. A little birdie
told me that extra seats are being
rented to accommodate the large
number of girls expected. The sec
rotary is working night and day
to make it success. We are
glad that our Editor, Mr.. William
Smith, is back at his desk again
after his recent illness. found
another addition to my Hollywood
album: it is Tully Hickman. He
looks so much like James Cagney
that I thought 1 was seeing things
when I first met him. . In clos
ing, let me add, "Don't tell your
best friend what you don't want
your enemies to know" If this
shoe fits your foot, wear it.
So, cheerio, for this week.
Yours,
CAL
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-05-15

tient direction, / enjoyed, if 1 may
dare use such an expression in con-
nection with so serious a matter
the trip which began on the up
per floor on down, ending on the
ground floor, and witnessed the
many marvels marking the proc
esses of those who enter here in
the search for renewed health.
Cleanliness
was deeply impressed with the
immaculate cleanliness visible
everywhere. White uniforms for
the nurses were symbols of the
clean, white floors and walls, shin
ing implements, and the neatness
seen even in the beds occupied by
the patients.
Courtesy
The courtesy shown me was
most evidently not a rare thing,
kept for special occasions, for I
found it on every hand, the COM
mon possession of the numerous
employees who keep the wheels
going around.
Activities Outside the Sick Rooms
Quite a deal Of the important
work of a hospital has no apparent
direct connection with the actual
sick, as, for example, that beehive
of industry on the top floor where
blood tests are given and certain
scientific deductions the lay mind
can scarcely understand or follow,
engage the attention of a host of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-05-15

Hello, folks:
This column is glad to offer you
the following spicy interview from
one of our promising young medi-
cal students of st. Paul, DUNBAR
GIBSON (BOOTELY P. BROWN).
He is a graduate of the University
of Minnesota and is now taking the
medical course at the same institu-
ton. Bootely seems to have the
qualifications to make a very sue
cessful doctor - the proper train
ing, a CHEEKY disposition, and a
pleasing personality. He is prom
inent member of the Kappa Alpha
Psi fraternity, and is always an as
set Especially in the pep line) at
their formal gatherings. So read,
my friends, if you would be thus
the wiser on the weighty (?) af-
fairs of life. :.
1. Where were you born? Ans.
st. Louis, Mo.
2. What do you intend to do af-
ter you finish school? Ans. Spe-
cialize in one particular field of
medicine. What branch? Wait
until I finish school.
8. Describe your ideal girl. Ans.
One who is exceedingly kind, con-
siderate, trustworthy and compan-
ionable.
a. When you kiss; do you close
your eyes? Ans. / really don't
know. I suppose Pm too engrossed
in the whole situation. Oh Boy!
Oh Boy! Oh Boy!
5. Does a young mans fancy
turn to love in the spring? Ans
From what I have observed, these
amorous young men in these here
parts run amuck with their affec-
lions, each and every season.
6. Are you going to marry fol
love or money? Ans. Love, SO
help me, LOVE.
| Z. What color do you think sym
bolizes love? Ans. Really, I'm
red-green color blind, and 1 think
that is quite a hindrance.
8. What's your favorite popular
song? Ans. "The Touch of Your
Lips"
9. What's your favorite radio
program? Ans. Bing Crosby and
Bob Burns.
10. If you had one wish, what
would it be? Ans. Finish medicine
and settle down in this hard and
cruel life.
II. What do you do for recrea-
ton? Ans. Attend my fraternity
meetings, parties, and, so far, far
into the activities.
IL. Who is your favorite histori-
cal character? Ans. Louis Pas
teur.
Is. Which subject do you like
best in school? Ans. Wait until
I pass them first.
I know the Romeos are getting
their favorite line of jibe ready for
the Socialites' dance at the Glen
wood Chalet Saturday. What about
the Juliets? Well, they're probably
working feverishly on their var
ious charms, hoping to live up to
the jibes. So, girls and boys, don't
wear your hearts on your sleeves
that evening if you don't want any
one to discover them. What's
this / hear about two we'll known
Minneapolis sheiks quarreling last
Sunday over K. A.? The argu-
|
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-05-15

Wait for the biggest picnic
of the season at Harriet
Island, st. Paul, Monday, all
day, June %, given by the
Twin City Triangle Clubs of
the U. B. F. and S. M. T. S.
Gigantic bathing beauty and
popularity contest and dance.
Everybody will be there.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-05-15
No Segregation

Aside from those whose illness
made advisable their segregation,
there was no other separation. Pa
tients of all kinds-Male and fe-
male, white and black, boys and
girls were all and each recipients
of the same careful supervision,
and a number of my own group
with whom had opportunity to
exchange a greeting said they had
not a complaint to make other than
to express the folly anyone ex-
hibited in failing to take advantage
of the splendid opportunity for re-
newed health so freely and gra-
ciously offered by this community
supported institution.
I saw many more interesting
sights than I can give space to
write about.
But / left the place with an in
creased respect for our General
hospital, a greater appreciation of
the value of it's work and the de-
termination, if I ever get sick
enough, to take up a permanent
residence there.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-05-15
The Sick

One gathers the impression,
somehow, that a hospital is a place
of great suffering, and one involun-
tarily catches his breath in ex-
pectant sympathy with the pain he
expects to see in those who occupy
the sick quarters.
Did the physicians administer
soporifics the day of my visit? 1t
did not seem likely or reasonable.
Yet how account for the voiceless
acceptance of pain if it were pres
emit in the more than 500 inmates l?
The fact seems to be that modern
methods in surgery and other med
ical formulate have reduced to its
lowest minimum the actual suffer
ing of the victims of disease and
made possible what I saw-hun-
dreds of sick folks giving out no
sign of physical torture.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-05-15

Reverend William Loos, lay
minister and graduate of Oberlin
College, occupied the pulpit of ST.
Marks A. M. E. Church last Sun
day morning.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-05-15
COGITATING CAL SAYS:

Nobody ever got any place back
ing up; the world has been built by
using today and looking at to-
morrow. Yesterdays tools are
laid down.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-05-15

Milady club presents dancing
classes of Phyllis Wheatley
House, May IS, at Citizens Aid
Bldg, Eighth Street and Fourth
Avenue South. Mark the date.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-05-15
DULUTH NEWS
THE OBSERVER

Congratulations to the Twin City
youth organizations for the es-
Enlistment of a youth conference
based upon the work of the Ma
tional Negro Congress. Duluth
stands ready to cooperate in this
movement to whatever extent that
might be necessary. These young
sters should put some of the
adults" to shame with their zeal
and sincerity. Or is that possible?
Delegates to the national conven-
ton of the N. A. A. C. P. will be
elected at the regular monthly
meeting next Sunday, May II. LET
EVERY MEMBER GET OUT! The
Duluth branch is going to be repre-
sented in Baltimore as it should be
with properly elected delegates.
We have made an enviable record
and we'll be right there to tell 'em
how we did it!
Miss Janet Winfield, only mem
Der of the group in the BIB grade of
the Park Point school, was the only
girl in her room to be awarded the
Citizenship Badge, emblematic of
cob olo e&1o ooEsoo
A group of friends gave Mrs.
Sadie Rodney a delightful surprise
party last Saturday evening at the
Rodney home on the Boulevard.
Cards, dancing, and impromptu
stunts were the order of the occa-
sion. At midnight a delicious
luncheon was served. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Fountain
Maupins, Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly
Holman, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph AL
bright, Mrs. Alma Watts, and Mrs.
lillian waters.
Reverend William Loos, lay
minister and graduate Of Oberlin
College, occupied the pulpit of ST.
Marks A. M. E. Church last Sun
day morning.
The Phyllis Wheatley Girls Club
gave its first annual Mother-and-
Daughter banquet last Saturday
evening at Calvary Baptist Church
Mrs. Beatrice Hawkins, teacher OF
parent education, was the principal
speaker. The girls served a dinner
that completely surprised their
mothers with it's SAVIOR and COM
pleteness. Miss Jean Cater is
president Of the organization and
Mrs. Ann Colby Albright is its Pa
tron.
Plans are afoot for giving a rous-
ing party for the Gary Athletic
Club. You know why.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nichols
were weekend visitors in the Twin
Cities. While there Mr.. Nichols
conferred with civic and political
leaders concerning the outlook of
the Negro in Minnesota.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-05-15
JOHN CLUB

The remains of John Club were
shipped to Alton, ILL.,, May IA. Sur
viving him is his daughter, Mrs.
Harriet Florez, who accompanied
the body. The Woodland Mortuary
had charge of arrangements.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-05-15

young women. These, I was told,
come mainly from the university,
where they pursue course of in
struction to qualify as technicians;
not to become physicians, but i'm
portant aids to physicians. Then
the special care of the rooms and
implements used in operations.
Emergency cases that may occur
at any moment, create no uneasi-
ness, for their disposition has been
foreseen, beds, instruments, para
phernalia of all kinds have been
prepared, and skilled doctors and
nurses are ready to meet any
eMgency.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-05-15

Live wire statesmen or women to
sell advertising. Call Bridgeport
1896. Unlimited opportunity.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-05-15
Isolated

Of course there were patients no
one but the doctors and nurses
could see. Victims of contagious
diseases, and those too desperately
i'll to bear even the presence of
friendly visitors. In their isola-
ton there were in a way contribut-
ing to the effectiveness of the hos
pitalization, for they were keeping
their ills from spreading, and if
they suffered, that, too, they kept
to themselves.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-09

frontba vonulo polgari elemek
azert visznek magukkal, hogy
ait az amerikai magyarok vo-
ros kloakjaba temessek.
ITALIAN a bevandorlok uld0ze-
Sc teszi celszerive, hogy mi
mindannyian v0r0s kokardat
tuzziink a gyomrunkra?
Ellenkezoleg. Az amerikai
k0zvelemeny el6tt eredmenye-
ket csak akkor tudunk ezen a
teren elerni, ha a vor0s bokre-
tat meg a kommunistak is le-
takarjak, mikor err6l beszel-
mex.
Talan a magyar revizio gon-
dolata allitana egymas melle
bennunket? Ellenkezoleg. Az
amerikai magyar nyelvii vor0s
sajto csak gyalazni tudta
mindig a szerencsetlen ma
gyar hont.
Mines kerdes, nincs profile
ma, amely ait kivanna t6l1nk,
hogy a vor0s0kkel a11junk egy
gyekenyen, de igenis van olyan
voros problema, ame1y rajuk
nezve kivanatossa teszi ezt a
k0zos iatekot.
"Hozzatok be a K0ZOS
FRONTOKON KERESZTtL A
MAGYAROKAT Az IWO-BA,' y
ada XII a parancsot 6szinten
az vi El6re es az elvtarsak ne
XII latnak a munkanak.
Es neln kell nekik az egy-
lett tagok koze elmenni, mem
kell nekik faradsagos, maid
mem lehetetlen munkat vegez-
nj, inert a magyar vezerek es
a magyar egyletek oda men
mex a v0r0s0k szinen-szavara a
k0z0s frontokra, hogy Ok ma
guk liferaljak az IWO-nak a
magyar egyleteket es azok
tagsagat.
Erezte valaha Magyar Anne
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-09
(Folytatjuk.)

rika egyetlen magyar intezme-
nye a kommunistakkal valo
koz0s front sziikseget? A csu-
dat erezte.
A kommunistaknak van
szuksegtik ezekre a koz0s from
tokra, a kommunistak akar-
jak azokat a sajat 0nz6 celia
ikra hasznalni es arulas tor
tenik = 0ntudatosan vagy on
tudatlanul - mindentitt, ahol
a polgari elemek a hivo szo-
max bedilnek.
Kun Bella AIT parancsolta a
kommunistaknak tavaly, hogy
furjak meg a magyar egylete-
ket belUlrol.
Most a magyar egyletek, il
letve azok, akiknek a kezere
vannak bizva az egyletek, mem
is varjak, hogy a kommmis-
tax k0vessek a voros vezer pa
rancsat. Ok maguk viszik,a
k0z0s frontban az egyleteiket
Ia kommunista vasarra.
A magyar egyletek es t0b-
bi magyar intezmenyek tag
sagan all, hogy veget vessen
ennek a k0nnyelmuen, biin0s
jateknak.
Ha a fascizmus ellen hivjak
6ket csataba, ha a haboru ell
len akarnak dolgozni, tegyek
AIT meg, de magukban. Es
mondjak meg mindenkinek,
aki 6ket kozos frontokba csa-
bitja, hogy egyelore mem hal
landok intezmenyeiket az NV.
O.-ba bevinni.
Mert ez az igazi celia a ko-
zos frontoknak, S ezt a kom-
munistak mem is tagadjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-09
Baranyb0rt huZnak maGukra

egysegfront,, meg a fascizmus
elleni szocsata. Ugy lehurrog-
jak hirtelen az elvtarsak,
mintha az egysegfront csak a
holdban leteznek.
Nekink semmi kifogasunk
az ellen, hogy kizdj0n a ha-
boru ellen, meg a fascizmus
ellen mindenki.
Ere azonban semmifele
"egysegfront" nem szukseges.
EFT eppen ugy meg lehet
tenni kul0n-kJl0n, mint
egyutt, csakhogy ha kiilon-
kul0n maradnak, akkor mem
sikertil az Vi El6reben beval,.
lott terv, hogy a magyar egy-
leteket az egysegfrontokon ke-
resztlil beviszik az IWO-ba.
A polgari elemek reszer6l a
legsulyosabb szegenysegi bizo-
nyitvany, ha bevalljak, hogy
Ok a kommunistak nelkul sem
a fascizmus ellen, sem a ha-
boru ellen szonokolni - inert
ebben merrill XII a kiizdelem -
mem tudnak.
Hat Magyar Amerika any
|nyira cs0dben lenne, hogy EFT
IA ket kerdest mem is vagyunk
kepesek a kommunistak nelkul
targyalni?
Mert ha kepesek vagyunk
ra, akkor minek az egyseg-
front voros bekajat megenni?
Vannak mas olyan kozos
ugyek is, amelyek egymas mel
lie szolitanak benniinket?
ITALIAN a magyar intezme-
nyek tovabbi kiepitese es fenn-
tartasa is k0zos problema? Ell
lenkez0leg. Eek azok a ker-
desek, amelyeket az egyseg,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-09

tax Amerikaban az olasz kon-
zulok elott tintetnek (kulono-
sen azert, hogy a negerek
k0zt eredmenyesebb legyen a
prozelitalas munkaja) az al
taluk "munkashazanak" titu-
lalt allan latja ell Mussolinit a
legsziksegesebb hadi eszko-
z0kkel.
Europaban ait is velik, es
valosziniiseg van benne, hogy
az orosz kormany biztositekot
adott az olasz diktatornak,
hogy Angliat es Franciaorsza-
got egy haboru eseten tamo-
gatni mem fogja. Mert a kom-
munista kormany ICY akar
eket verni a kapitalista hatal-
max koze, ami az 8 szempont-
jukbol helyes es amin mi mem
fogunk felakadni, ha igaz
sem.
De hat ha az amerikai ma :
gyar kommunistaknak a ha-
boru meg a fascizmus igazan
olyan nagyon faj, talan cred
menyesebb munkat vegezne-
mex, ha orosz elvtarsaiknak
kabeleznenek, hogy ne szallit-
son olajat keszpenzert a fas-
cizmus veres kezu dikta-
toranak, minthogy magyar
nyelven szonokolnak es az
TWO erdekeben dolgoznak k0-
zottiik.
Probalja csak meg valame-
lyik szonok azokon a bizonyos
"egysegfront" gyuleseken AIT
a szereny inditvanyt megten-
nj, hogy a szovjetet az OLAF
szallitas besziintetesere meg
kerjek, maid meglatjak, hogy
lhova lesz egy pillanat alatt az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-09

Magyar Amerika duvadiai, a
m a gukat kommunistaknak
vallo es nevezo kalandorok a
magyar intezmenyek ellen
ujabb meresz merenyletre ke-
Sziilnek.
Miutan vadallatok modiara
nnindenutt rombolni proba,-
tax. miutan Magyar Amerika-
ban minden tisztesseges moz-
galmat, intezmenyt es egyent
megrnartak, most szeretnek q
tarkasbort levetni magukrol
es baranyborben, hamis ce-
gerrei kozelednek azokhoz,
akiket mem tudtak elbolondi-
tani idaig.
MiOta a moSzkval harmadik
internacionale elrendelte, hogy
a kommunistaknak a fasciz-
mus es a haboru ellen a ibe-
rails elemekkel egyitt kell
dolgozni, a kommunistak meg
probaljak az "egysegfront"-
max nevezett vi maszlag XII
epiteset az egesz vilagon.
Az amerikai magyarsagot
meteiyezo kommunista szenny-
lap, az vi El0re termeszetesen
szinten engedelmeskedik an
max a hatalomnak, amelytol a
penzt kappa es az amerikai
magyarsagot, az egyleteiket
"egysegfrontokba' csabitja.
Az vi Elore hasabjain al
landoan azon tanacskoznak,
hogy mi lenne a legjobb mod
becsempeszni magukat a sok
magyar egyletbe es yannak
elvtarsak - egyenesen a seer
keszto elvtarsak - akik meg
q lap nevet is meg akarjak
valtoztatni, hogy a vor0s 10
bogo teljesen at legyen ma
zOlva.
December 19-en egy oszinte-
segi rohamban egyenesen meg
irtak, hogy:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-09

szerint a magyar egyletek te-
metoi lennenek.
Mem latjak, vagy mem akar-
iak meglatni, hogy az vi
El6re "az egysegfrontokon ke-
resztul az TWO kommunista
egylet naggya tetelet surgeti"
az 0ntudatos "elvtarsaktol."
Hogy ongyilkossag a ma
gyar egyletek, a magyar intez-
menyek es a magyar vezet6
egyenek reszere ez a hamisi-
tott es hamis szinekben POM
pazo egysegfront, ait minden
JOAN ember megerti.
De lassuk hat, hogy van-e
valami Okla annak, hogy a
fascizmus es a haboru ellen
valo erzelmeinknek es tiltako-
zasainknak mashol mem adha-
funk hangot, csak azon a v0-
ros podiumon, amelyen a ma
gyar egyesiileteket az IWO-ba
akarjak felszivni.
A haboru es a fascizmus ell
len az orosz szovjet kulpoliti-
kai erdekei szolitanak csata-
sorba benniinket.
(Mennenk anelkiil is, ha
mem is a kommunistakkal egy
taborban, de e pillanatban az
parancsolja az "egysegfronto-
kat" a megvakitott embe-
rekre.)
Ugyanakkor, mikor a szov-
jet parancsara Amerikaban
magyar termekben a fasciz-
must es a haborut szapuljak
az orosz kormany szaz meg
szaz hajorakomany olajat, bu-
zat, stb. szallit az afrikai
frontokra.
Es mikozben a kommunis-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-09

emlitette atyjat Romano es Nelli el6tt,
de Udalriquerol sem beszelt, inert bar tisz-
telte, bamulta a herceget, mem volt ment
neml keserisegtol iranta tudva, hogy Ro-
mana szive hercege. Inkabb irigy volt
ra, mint feltekeny Romanat 6 is imAdta,
mint mindenki, aki ismerte ha ARA
gondolt, hogy ez kincs reajuk nezve ell
vesz, hogy mas ferj mellett mas csalad tag
ia lesz, mindig elkeseredett.
Nehany nappal azutan, hogy a pod
gyaSz kerdeseben felkereste Romanat, Mi
haly ujra elliott most bebocsatottak volt
urnojehez, aH szerette az 0reg szolgat S
mindig kegyes volt iranta.
Mihaly elmondta j0vetelenek okat, de
olyan lehangolt volt, hogy ez feltiint
grofnenak u.s.
= Miert olyan levert es rosszkedvii,
Mihaly? - kerdezte. Csak nincs pa
nasza vi gazdaiara?
- Mines, asszonyom A herceg a leg
nemesebb szivii ember vilagon mem en-
gednem, hogy bark is rosszat mondjon
rola, vagy rosszat forraljon ellene
Romano meglepetten tekintett ra
= Mem ertem, nit akar mondani, Mi.
haly. XII akar hercegnek artani?
hercegnek is vannak ellensegei, mel.
tosagos asszonyom, mint mindenkinek S;
neki meg t0bb ellensege lehet, mint mas
max, inert Macy ur mem igen ferhetnek,
hozza
- Hogy erti EFT? - kerdezte Romano
nyugtalanul.
- Mem mondhatok tobbet, ASSOC
nyom ITALIAN ennyit sem kellett volna Le--
hetseges azonban, hogy olyan dolgok tor,
tennek maid amelyekkel kapcsolatban
meltosagod egykor meg vissza fog gondolni
szavaimra. Es akkor maid megtudja ait,
amt en- bovebben most mem mondhatok
meg.
Nelli, XII kezimunkaja mellett hallgat-
ia beszelgetest, csodalkozva nezett az
Greg szolgara. Meg sohasem hallotta ilyen
hangon beszelni. Mem is sejtette, hogy mi
rejtozhet szavai melyen, az azonban mem
volt ketseges el6tte, hogy fontos dolgok
vannak mogottiik.. Exert meg miel6tt no
we're felelhetett volna, ICY szolt:
- Ha mar ennyit mondott, Mihaly,
jol teszi, ha egeszen 6szinte irantunk Lat
juk, hogy tud valamit, amt nem akar
megmondani. Ha jol ertettem, herceget
vagy grofnet veszedelem fenyegeti. Icy
van?
(FOlVtatjukl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-09

badult erOket a kulSO
munkara kell szentel-
mink. Az TWO hivatott
ARA, hogy koreje csopor-
tosuljon minden ero."
Mi mar tobbszor ramutat-
funk, hogy az "egysegfrontok"
eppen olyan kommunista ala
kulatoknak kesziilnek, mint a
jobbletre szenderult "kishaztu-
lajdonosok" es ''kisbetevok"
voltak, amelyeknek mem volt
semmi mas celjuk, minthogy
eloszobai legyenek a v0r0s ta-
bornak.
De mem hittik, mem remel-
tuk, hogy ezt maguk a kom-
munizmusban utazo magyar
szelhamosok is ilyen 6szinten
bevalljak.
Most "egysegfront" a jelszo,
ahogy a parancsot par honap-
ia Moszkva kiadta es inert
mas alapot ere az egysegre
mem tudnak talalni, hirtelen a
fascizmust meg a haborut vo-
nultatjak fel annak a k0zos
mumusnak, amelyek Matt al
lit6lag a v0r0s keblekre kell az
amerikai magyarsagnak bo-
rulni.
Es sajnalattal tapasztaljuk,
hogy a szereplesi viszketegseg,
meg a kommunista tamada-
soktol valo vedekezes es fele-
lem tobb helyen igenis belle
sodorja a jobb sorsra erdemes
magyarokat ebbe az allitola-
gos egysegbe.
Mem gondoljak meg, inert
mem olvassak el figyelmesen
azokat a vallomasokat, anne
lyek itt-ott megjelennek az
vi El0reben, hogy az egyseg-
frontok a kommunista tervek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-09
= Folytatas :

- Most sem mondasz igazat ez
megdobbent es elkeserit engem, inert to-
led eddig sohasem hallottam mast, mint
a legtisztabb igazsagot
Ezutan is csak AIT fogja hallani
Amt mondtam, az tiszta valosag. Elemer
felbontotta hazassagunkat. Hogy nit
akar ezutan tenni, hatarozza ell. Ram
nezve minden kozombos Elfaradtam a
hosszu kizdelemben Onokre bizom a
jovot.
Eek a szavak eszreteritettek es le-
fegyvereztek a grofot.
Eddig minden cselekedetenek az 0nzes
volt az indito Okla. Most azonban ketely
tanladt lelkeben afelol: szabad-e van-e
joga ahhoz, hogy ezt bo1dogtalan not
egesz eletere szerencsetlenne tegye olyan
emberhez lancolja, mint Elemer? Szegyen-
kezesfele vett rata erot. Szotlanul szem-
lelte halvany, szep, szenvedo vonasokat
es mem talalt szavakat hare tovabbfoly-
tataSara. Valosziniileg $40 nelkil vette vol
ma kalapjat es ell is tavozott volna, ha
komorna Udalrique herceget mem jelenti
Ez a nev ujra diihbe hozta.
- MlIlQlS eZ az eIIlDer! - SZlSZeSCe
haragosan.
Udalrique, mint rendesen, most is de-
rtlt, kellemes mosollyal ajkan lepett
szobaba. Homlokan felsoseges nyugalom
ragyogott, azoknak nyugalma, akik biz
tosan haladnak elore, akiknek mines mitol
tartaniok, inert sohasem ternek lie helyes
utroi, kotelesseg osvenyerol.
Szaniszloy ketsegbeesett irigyseget er-
zett ennek modern Ulyssesnek lattara,
akiert nok, Penelope modjara, eveken
at yarnanak, inert tudnak, hogy megbiz-
hatnak benne S inert az ilyen ferfi SEE
refine minden no oltalma,. vara, eletenek
legszebb jutalma koronaja
herceg Szaniszloyt hivos udvarias-
saggal koszontotte, de grof elkeseredese-
ben AIT talalta hogy ct semmibe sem
sem vette. Sot Udalrique koszontesebol XII
csinyieSt erzett XII.
- Meg akartam kerdezni, grofne, -
kezdte, helyet foglalva herceg, hogy
ilyen sep idoben mem kivanna-e Nelli
kontesszel hkocsizni?
- Koszon0m, herceg, ma nincs hoz-
"a kedvem
Udalrique latva a grofne halvany ar
cat. szinte akaratlanul is szemrehanyo pill
1antaSt vetett Szaniszlora, aki kalapjat ke-