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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-09-25

M. F. Trask, Ballantine sheep
man, transacted business in Har'
din, Friday.
James Anderson, a teller in the
First National Bank, returned
Monday evening from a ten day!
visit in Chicago:
H. A. Olson, superintendent o.
the Custer Battlefield Nationa,
cemetery and Mrs. Olson were
Hardin visitors. Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. c. Quinn announces
opening of piano class Sept. 10th
Fully accredited by State Board Of
Education. 22-2r
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy T. Van Clevs
of Old Mission precinct down thu
valley, attended the Republican
rallv at the Harriet theatre, Tues
day night.
Mrs. Gladys Heinrich Yesterday
shipped Is cars of beef cattle
from her Soap Creek ranch to thu
Chicago market, loading them al
Spear Siding.
Fay T. Abel and C. L. Adams
Lodge Grass merchants, were
among the attendants at the Re-
publican rally at the Harriet thea
tre' Tuesday evening:
Mrs. R. A. Vickers returned Fri
day evening from a three weeks
visit with the families of her two
sons at Missoula and with a SIS
ter at Sheridan, Mont.
The S. o. S. club met at the
J. H. lesser home, last Friday
afternoon, with all members at
tending. A delicious lunch wa
served by the hostess, Mrs. lesser
Miss Bernardine Miller. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Edna D. Miller, clerk
in the Hardin postoff1ce, a gradu-
ate of Hardin high school Monday
entered the Eastern Montana Nor
NAL College at BILLINGS.
The Hardin Lions club will be
visited officially Friday evening
Oct. 9, by Frank E. Van Denmark
Of Cut Bank, district governor of
District No. 81, embracing Mon-
tana and Alberta, Canada.
At the sale of residence lots
taken over for delinquent taxes
by Big Horn count" held last
SATURDAY. afternoon at the court
house, 81 lots were sold. Another
sale will be held October ~.
Mrs. Mary Gwynne of San Fran
cisco Is a guest at the farm home
OF Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Williams of
Foster. She is on her way home
from an extended visit in eastern
states and expects to visit in this
vicinity until about THANKSGIVING.
Her former neighbors are giving
her hearty greetings.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-09-25

AoaoS VI CdtIle u CnlcdgO, FRIDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer knight were
Hardin visitors and shoppers,
Tuesday.
Jimmy Macleod, who resides on
a dryland ranch north of Custer,
tend the Republican rally.
Mrs. Chas. c.. Quinn, teacher of
piano. Major credits granted high
school students. 1922
John J.. Holmes, state auditor
and candidate on the Democratic
ticket for reelection, and Hugh
Adair, Democratic nominee for
lieutenant governor, were the
speakers at the Democratic rally
at court house hall, Wednesday
night.
Imported alfalfa and clover
seed have a limited adaptabillty
and farmers who plan to buy
such seed should have this in
mind.
Charles Sweeney, son of County
Assessor and Mrs. Art c. Sweeney,
and Milton lesser, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. lesser, left Sunday for
Missoula, where theu will enter
the Montana University. Both
are graduates Of the Hardin high
school.
Famous annual Harvest Dinner.
Baked ham, vegetables, apple
Wed, Sept. 80: SOC and 35t It
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Egnew on
Sunday motored to Boeman, TAX
Ing their daughter, Ruth, who
Will take the Secretarial course at
Montana State College. Darrell
Cool, a sophomore, who is taking
clvl engineering, and his sister
Naomi, who will take the ~secretar-
ial course, also accompanied them.
Plumpness of the kernel is often
indirectly correlated with the pro-
tein content of wheat, says vi. o.
Wh1tcomb, superintendent, Mon
tana. grain inspection laboratory
at Montana State college. Plump
kernels are well filled out with
starch, which tends to dilute the
protein.
Don't miss the fine Harvest
Dinner, Wed, Sept. 80, Cong.
church. $50 % and SOC: It
L. B. Moore, who has been
spending the summer at Man,
moth Hot Springs hotel is a guest
at the home of his uncle and omit
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-09-25
LOCALITEMS

Annual Harvest Dinner Wed,
Sept. 30.-Cong. Ladies' Circle. If
M. F. Trask, Ballantine sheep
man, transacted business in Har-
din, Friday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-09-25

Jimmy Macleod, who resides on
a dryland ranch north of Custer,
was here Tuesday night, to at
tend the Republican rally.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-09-25

Martin Farrell shirred two car
loads of cattle to Chicago, Friday.
MI. and Mrs. Elmer Knight were
Hardin visitors and shoppers
Tuesday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-09-25

James Anderson, a teller in the
First National Bank, returned
Monday evening from a ten days
visit in Chicago.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-09-25

H. A. Olson, superintendent of
the Custer Battlefield National
cemetery and Mrs. Olson were
Hardin visitors, Tuesday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-09-25

Mrs. Chas. c. Quinn, teacher of
piano. Major credits granted high
SchOOl students. 1920
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-09-25

John ]. Holmes, state auditor
and candidate on the Democratic
ticket for reelection, and Hugh
Adair, Democratic nominee for
lieutenant governor, were the
speakers at the Democratic rally
at court house hall, Wednesday
night.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-09-25

Mrs. Chas. c. Quinn announces
opening of piano class Sept. 10th
Fully accredited by State Board Of
Education. 22-2p
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-09-25
RENT. FOR SALE, ETC

FOR SALE - Two Administer rugs
same pattern, u x 8, $14.00. Phone
IT'LL.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-09-25

Don't miss the fine Harves,
Dinner, Wed, Sept. 80, Cong.
church. 35c and SOC. Ii
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-09-25

Mrs. Gladys Heinrich Yesterday
shipped Is cars of beef cattle
from her Soap Creek ranch to the
Chicago market, loading them at
Spear Siding.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy T.. Van Cleve
of Old Mission precinct down thS
valley, attended the Republican
rallv at the Harriet theatre, Tues
day night.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-09-25

Imported alfalfa and clover
seed have a limited adaptabillty
and farmers who plan to buJ
such seed should have this il
mind.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-09-25

Charles Sweeney, son of County
Assessor and Mrs. Art c. Sweeney,
and Milton lesser, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. lesser, left Sunday for
Missoula, where theu will enter
the Montana University. Both
are graduates of the Hardin high
school.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-05-23

Well last week, looks ike
the G-Men frem the De-
partment Of Justice decided
to rid the country of rats:the
two-Iegged kind Every day,
day io and day out, it is be-
ing proven that crime does
not pay. and when the crl-
mioals begins to pay for his
crimes. the price he pays Is
pretty high, usually he for
feits his life in lew Of some
Of those he ruthlessly snuf =
fed out. Dillingers term or
C Men applied to opera
tives of Uncle Sam 8 police
force is the only thing left to
show that ouch q man ever
lived. The rest OF the out
laws left only solemn and te
arful memories OF the hu
man beings they cut SO shor'
Of their natural life. Maybe
the capture of 'an outlaw 9
day will keep the rackets
away is kinda 'dectorish' =
but at least it will make the
streets q little lafer for ci
tizens.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-05-23

progression of thought and
with the aid of the most eff
fectivs illustrations drawn
both from common experience
and laboratory research.
His didactic skill is as re
msrkabIe 80 is his mastery
of the subject, which is ev-
erywhere in menifast. The
greatest merit of the book Is
that it 10 concerned every
where with the loeicsl ba-
sis snd Justification Of sci
entific theories rather than
with their mere content:This
merit carries with it q ii
imitation of its clientele. For
the reasoning is necessary in
the main of a mathematical
nature and although the ma
thematics in DR.. Born Q book
! is very elementary Iseldom. i.
indeed. inv diving anything
beyond simple arithmetic yet
intense concentration of mind
lie necessary to Q genuine
The Arizona gleam., 1936-05-23

grasp of the reasoning How
ever. it should be added that
intelligent and serious readers
will find ample benefit In
reading the book even II
they do not master the diff
ficult part of the reasoning.
For they will get q viz q
impression of the character Of
scientific thought in the great
domain of fundamental in
quiry. even if they do not
strictly follow it's processes: q
result which will come partly
from the way in which the
Continued on page S
The Arizona gleam., 1936-05-23

Maybe some citizens Will
be benefited by the capture
and prosecution of such men
as Floyd, Karpis and Dill
linger. but anothers and just
as dangerous criminal is the
holders of public office ig-
noring and ailo wing humans
to be lynched, b o t and
dragged through the streets.
Those officers can certainly
be placed in the same realm
with Karpis and bis asso-
ciates. Murder is murders nc
matter whether you actual y
did the 'joo' or if 1t was in
your power to stop q killing
The Arizona gleam., 1936-05-23

The Restless Universe by
Max Born. This book un-
dertakes the tremendously
difficult task of making the
marvellous achieve o-nts OF
modern inquiry in physics.
chemistry and astronomy in-
telligibly to the day reader:
and the task is performed in
mastery fashion. The author
an minent physicist who is
at present stokes Lecturer in
Mat thematics at the Univer-
sity OF c. N bridge. builds up
the structure of his book out
of the simplest and most ia
miIiar concepts of matter.
motion and force. advancing
from these to the finest of
theories of molecules a n d
atoms. electrons and ionss .
wave mechanics, radioactivity
sotopes. etc.: by a steady
The Arizona gleam., 1936-05-23
Around And About
Floyd L. Easter
Floyd L. Easter


and you flatly refused to do
so. So while the G. Men are
on their spurpe Of cleaning
the country of RATS lice, i'm
beetles, murderers, raekete
ars and plain damn scummy
creatures Of the earth, they
should tour the south and
drag behind the bars some
of those murderers who carry
a gun and sport q badge
with SHERIFF printed on it !
Evening star., 1936-11-20

Harmon National Award in 1925 In
recognition of his contribution to
American racial relations. In 1929 ne
was We'll lecturer at the University OF
North Carolina, and the Chapel Hill
Press of that institution published the
cotton tenancy work, under the aus
pices Of Brookings Institution.
Alexander's co-authors in this un-
dertaking were Charles s. johnson
End Edwin r. Embree. The first work
was preliminary, but a completed
study, supposedly the most exhaustive
ever done, is to be ready soon. before
Congress finishes action on whatever
legislative program submitted by the
White House.
Evening star., 1936-11-20

through November 2s. at the office OF
the manager for the fourth civil
service district, Seventh and F streets,
where-or at the post ONCE Itself
details are available
In filling vacancies, certification will
be made of local eligibles--that is, Of
bona fide patrons o fthe KensingtSn
post ONCE, and of nonpatrons who
present with their applications salts
factory evidence showing that the
office for which the examination is
announced Is nearer their home than
the ONCE through which they receive
their mail. No person, however. who
lives within the city delivery zone of
a first or second class post ONCE may
Evening star., 1936-11-20
Buried in Shepherdstown.

SHEPHERDSTowN, w. Va, No
vember 20 (SpeciaD Phillip D
Prather of Bethesda, Md, formerly
residing here, who was killed Monday
night in Washington when a taxicah
he was driving overturned after strik-
ing curb, was buried here Wednes.
day.
Evening star., 1936-11-20
TESTS ARE REOPENED
FOR POSTAL CARRIER
insufficient Applications Received
for Substitutes Job at
KepSingtou.

The Civil Service Commission today
reopened the examination for position
of substitute carrier at the Kensington
post Office, with the announcement
that insufficient applicants had been
received in response to the first notice.
Applications now will be accepted
Evening star., 1936-11-20

be considered as local to any other
post oflce. Non-local eligibles will
not be considered for appointment un-
less the register Of local eligibles Is
exhausted
Evening star., 1936-11-20
Mother of Three Wanted Five.

When the doctor told her she had
given birth to triplets. Eva Aleksich
Of Jameni, Yugoslovakia, burst into
tears because she had heard Of the
Dionne family and wanted quintu-
plets.
Evening star., 1936-11-20
Women Caught Smuggling.

-Four Chinese women who appeared
to be unusually plump were stopped
by customs officers at lahore. Malay
States, and found to have 108 yards
Of silk wrapped around their bodies.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
youngstown es VlDEKE HlREI''
MAGYAR EV.
REFORMATUS EGYHAZ
Leikesz: Mt. Laky Zsigmond
1877 Mahoning Ave
Tel. 39949

UNNEPEK UTAN. Karacsony
innepe feledhetelenul szep i'm
nep volt egyhazunkban. Temp
lomunk gy0nyoruen volt feldi-
szitve. De kiil0nosen felemel6
volt a hivek nagy sokasaga.
Szekeket kellett ismet hasznal-
nj, hogy leultethessunk min
denkit. Pedig nagyon hideg
volt. Az adomanyoknak osz-
szege is meghaladta a multi evi
adomanyok 0sszeget. Istennek
aldasa legyen mindazokon, aki-
ket athatott a karacsonyi beke
lelke, es az unnepet szeppe, fe-
ledhetetlenne tettek.
Az EGYHAZ LELKESZE-
MEX edes atyja, aki Phila-
delphia mellett lakik, "a ewes,
sulyos betegen fekszik a
Philadelphia Presbyterian Hos
pitalban. Allapota komoly ag-
godalomra ad okot.
PRESBITERI GYULES. Az
egyhaz presbiteriuma szerdan,
San tartja rendes havi gyu-
leset. Amennyiben a kozgyu-
les elott ez az utolso gyules,
szukseges hogy minden pres
bitter jelen legyen.
KOSZ0NETET mond a lei
kesz csalad a tobb mint szaz
iidvozlo, kartyaert es a sokfele
karacsonyi megemlekezesert.
Koszonet illeti az ifjakat, akik
a lelkesz-lak also emeletenek
ablakaira vi fuggonyoket va
saroltak. Orommel nyugtaz-
zuk a Jolndulat megnyllatko-
zasat.
AZ VI KOVERTAK keszen
vannak es mindazok, akik e7
altalahosan elfogadott rend.
seer alapjan ohajtanak az egy.
haz fenntartasahoz jarulni, q
kovertakat atvehetik a lei,
kesztol. !
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
MEGSzABJAK
A SEN ARAT
December 27-en kezd0dott
az NCC elso nyiludnos ki-
hallgatdsa

Az Orszagos. Szenbizottsag
(NCC.) december ho 29-en
kezdtek meg a nyilvanos XII
hallgatasokat, amclyek a szen
aranak a megszabasahoz We
Zetnek.
K0rrendeletet kiildtek min
den kerulet szenboardjahoz,
hogy az ajanlott vagy mar ell
rendelt arakat azonnal terjesz-
seek fel az orszagos bizottsag-
hoz, amelyek a vegleges arakat
meg fogja szabni.
A banyatarsasagok ismet
egymas torkat harapjak at a
versenyben. sok helyen a SEE
net vesztesegre adjak, aminek
aztan nehol az a kovetkezme-
nye, hogy a banyaszok beret
lathatoan es lathatatlanul le-
vagjak, nehol az, hogy ado
SAX maradnak a munkabe-
rekkel.
A beterjesztett szenarak XII
hallgatasainal termeszetesen a
tobbi erdekelt keriiletek is meg
hallgatast nyernek, valamint
szohoz jutnak a fogyasztok es
a banyaszok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
/ A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
Kozli: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
4 Lakas 1o5 - End St. Niles, o

KARACSONY unneplesUnk
'nagyon sep volt. Lehettunk
Nolna ugyan tobben is az i'm
nepi isteni tiszteleten, de az
unnep szepsege abban dombo-
rodott XII, hogy akik eljottek,
.keves kivetellel vendegei ma
radtak az Ur asztalanak is. 48
ferfi es 50 no reszesiilt a scent
jegyekben, aminel karacsony-
kor egyszer-ketszer lehettek
t0bben az egyhaz fennallasa
6ta A kenyeret es bort Sor-
bar Jozsef es neje ajandekoz-
tax ugyancsak ok szoktak
adni a karacsonyfat is, mi ez
,eyben is szepen feldiszitve,
gy0nyorkodtette hiveinket. Ku-
vertekben $77.00 gyult ossze.
Persellyel, a kantalok es bet
lehemesek gyujtesevel, vala-
mint az unnep alatt fizetett
tagsagi dijakkal beveteliink
meghaladta aS15O.OO-rt. Dicso-
seq .erette Istennek, hala es
eliSmeres az adakozoknak es
a fhradozo kantaloknak es bet
lehemeseknek.
DELUTAN fel haromkor
volt a halaado istenitisztele-
tunk S utana a gyermekek-
kel a karacsonyfa unnepely,
masodnap pedig az innepet
bezaro isteni tisztelet.
JANUAR sen lesz egyha-
zunk evi kozgyulese az isteni
tisztelet vegeztevel ait meg
eloz6leg. Januar San este pc
dig a presbiteri gyules az evi
szamadasok bezarasaval.
YOUNGSTOWNBAN januar
sen, delutan fel 3 orakor lesz
ujeyet megnyito isteni tisztelet
a Rayen Aven levo lutheranus
templomban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Lelkesz:
Borsy-Kerekes Gyorgy
925 Mahoninu Ave Phone $685.
A LELKESZ BUCSUJA. Az

A LELKESZ BUCSUJA. Az
elmult vasarnap delelott a
templomban, este egy vacsora
kereteben vett bucsut a lelkesz
gyilekezetetol es a young
stowni magyarsagtol. E sorok
utjan pedig listen hozzadot
mond mindazoknak, akikkel 8
evi lelkeszi szolgalata alatt
megismerkedni szerencseje volt
S keri mindazokat, xix Wash
ingtont meglatogatjak, keres-
SEX fel a Reformatus Egye-
silet irodajaban, 1927 ct"
Street, Chandler Bldg, 900 81.
alatt.
TEHERCSOKKENES. A ia
vozo lelkesz az ev utolso este
jen k0zolte a gyulekezettel,
hogy annak az egyezkedesnek
kovetkezteben, amt az egy-
haz hitelezoivel meginditott,
az egyhazkozseg terhe eddig
kerek 100000 dollarral
csokken. Boldognak mondot-
ia magat, hogy meg tavozasa
elott ezt kozolhette.
VENDEGLELKESZEK. Va
sarnap az istentiszteleti szolga-
latot T. Stoke Laszlo, ST.
Louisban tanulmanyuton lev6
ohazai hittanhallgato vegzi
januar masodik napjan pedig
DR.. Nanassy Lajos arvaatya
szolgal, harmadik vasarnaI
pedig az vi lelkesz Mt. Marion
Sander mutatkozik be a gyi,
lekezetnek. Idokozi lelkeszi
szolgalat-igenyles a gondnok.
nal jelentendo be annak XII
rendeleserol Ft. Sebestyen End
re foespeser intezkedik, mint
adminsztrativ lelkeSz.
EVI SZAMADAS. Ugy az
egyhaztanacs, mint a N6egy
let lezarta es hitelesitette az
evi szamadasokat, miknek ada
TAFT a tanacsterem hirdeto-tab
lajan bark megtekintheti {
amennyiben benne hibat ta
lal, jelentheti az eloljarosag
nal. lit emlitjuk meg, hogy
a lelkesz tavozasa elott leltal
szerint szabalyszeriien atadts
a gondozasaban volt egyhaz
vagyontargyakat hiany mel
kill. Mig az vi lelkesz allasat
ell mem foglalja az 1885 ev
eloljarosag es egyleti tisztika
rok hivatalban maradnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02

maid huzZak-halaSZtjak kOz-
ben elokeszitik az europai nem-
zeteket arra, hogy a haboru
aZonnal kitOrhet.
S mihelyt ezt elerik, ell lehet
es el fogjak a haborut kerulni.
Mert az angol kozvelemeny
is, a kis nemzetek is csak ad-
dig harciasak anig AIT hiszik,
hogy Mussolinit meg lehet
verni a bojkottal.
Mihelyt azonban latni fog
jak, hogy a tenyleges haboru
fenyegeti Europat, egesz mas
kent fognak gondolkozni, S
mindenbe belle egyeznek, hogy
ait elkeruljek.
Anglia kozvelemenye fel van
haborodva azon, hogy Ethio-
plat, a "biinos" Olaszorszag-
max adjak? Persze, hogy fel
van. De mem annyira, hogy
azert haboruba rohanjon.
Ugyanez all a kis nemzetek-
mel, a franciaknal, a lengye-
leknel.
Sep az igazsag, sep a kis
nemzetek sertetlensege, de
szebb a beke mindennel, kul0-
nosen mikor a mi sajat be-
kenkrol van $40, S mem a ma
serol.
A kovetkezo napokban es
hetekben tehat el lehetunk ra
kesziilve, hogy "fenyeget6" lesz
a helyzet allandoan Europa
nepei rettegve fekszenek es
ijedtsegre kelnek.
Mikor. aztan jo puhara fog
jak magukat rettegni mikor
ugy latszik maid, hogy az vi
vilaghaboru els6 agyulovese
esedekes minden masodperc-
ben, a beket megis megk0tik,
S Abyssiniat megis. feldara-
boljak.
S a haboru felelmenek a Ii
dercnyomasa olyan nehez les2
negy-hat het mulva, hogy
akkor mar mindenbe belle fog
Anglia kozvelemenye es min
den mas kis nemzet kormanya
a bekeert egyezni.
Haborut senki mem akar es
senki mem mer csinalni.
Egy altalanos eur6pai ha.
boru ITALIAN a jelenlegi civili.
zacio vegleges pusztulasat hoz
ma magaval S ezzel tisztabar
van mindenki.
De kiilon0sen tisztaban van.
max azok d sllatalmak, anne.
llyek a haboruban mindenkep.
pen csak veszthetnek, Anglia
es Franciaorszag. Mar pedie
csupan ezen a ket kormanyor
all, hogy beke lesz--e, vagy 9
haboru rernet bocsajtjak a vi
lagra.
Ki fog tor6dni hat het mul.
va azzal, hogy az abyssinia
negerekkel mi fog tortenni?
1 Es XII fog azzal t0r6dni, hogy
Liga, a nagy nemzetkozi ha
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
A FARRELL
SCENT HAROMSAG
r. K. EGYHAZ HIREI

Az egyhazunk kebeleben ala
kult SO tagu Enekkar a leg
= snagyobb sikerrel szerepelt a
PaSZtor Jatek eloadas alkal-
naval karacsonykor.
A "Poganyok' cimu pasztor-
jateknak nagy sikere volt. XII
l0nosen nagy sikert arattak,
Fellner Janos, a megtert po-
gany es Kering Adolf, az Greg
pasztor szerepeben.
Dacara a hirtelenul rosszra
fordult id6nek sep szamu ko-
z0nseg es k0zte sok young
stowrli volt az el6adason, anne
lyet tanc k0vetett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
Mem KELL RETTECNI

Europa haborus felhoi ell
mulnak.
Talan egy par ev mulva ia
Ian meg kesobb lie fognak egy-
massal szamolni az europai
hatalmak de mem valoszinu,
hogy a kovetkezo hetekben
vagy honapokban egymas tor
kanak esnek 81 europai hatal-
max. .
Az afrikai hadjarat megill-
dulasa elott elkeszitett double
cross-t mem tudtak liferalni a
francia es angol kormanyok,
leginkabb azert, inert az
,angliai valasztasokat tulsago-
san el6keszitettek a kormany
resZerol. ,.
Bar az angol kormany jol
tudta, hogy Ethiopia feldara-
bolasara nezve meg volt az
egyezseg, Olaszorszag ellen KEEL
lett hangulatot kelteni az
egesz vilagon, hogy biztos le:
Fgyen a toryknak a valasztas.
Ez a hangulatkeltes aztan
tul lott a celon, S ma az angol
kozvelemeny, meg a kis ',em-
zetek kozvelemenye utj/.t all
jak a "double-cross"-nak, amt
ilyen szepen kiterveztek az
olasz, francia es angol koruna
nyok.
"A dolog normalis folyasa
szerint most ,Olaszorszagtol
meg kellene vonni az olajat,
S ez haborura vezetne.
Mert ne tevedjen egy dolog-
ban egyetlen ember sem.
| Ha, Mussolini egy pillanatra
is ait hinne, hogy tenyleg meg
fojtjak az europai hatalmak,
feltetlenul haborut csinalna.
Venne egy desperate chancet
hogy az angol flottat elsu-
lyeszti, S ha mem sikerul akkor
is csak az lehet a vege, amit
flatszolag kiszabtak a Ligaban
a szamara.
A buko diktatorok soha mem
riadtak vissza t6le, hogy mem
zeteiket kikuldjek a harcterre
S Mussolini uralma alatt al
llandoan ere keszitette el0 az
olasz nemzetet. Az olaszok
tehat mennenek.
/ Hanem az europai hatalmak
mem mennek.
Egy ideig az olaj-bojkottot
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
FELLAzADT
K|KOTOK
A nagy tauak kik0to0ii oruos-
last kernek egy regi igazsdg-
talansGgra

Az C. C. (Allamk0zi Keres-
kedelmi Bizottsag) ujbol meg
nyitotta a kikot6i fuvardijak
veszedelmes kerdeset, ezuttal
azert, inert a nagy tavak also
kik0toi orvoslast kovetelnek
egy igazsagtalansag ellen.
A tavakra memo szen vitel-
dija ugy van megszabva, hogy
az alacsonyabb, mintha a SEE
net a kik0tovarosban akarnak
haSznalni.
Vagyis ha peldaul egy ba-
nyatol Toledoba vagy San
duskyban szenet kildenek,
abbol a celbol, hogy ait oft
hasznaljak Ell, akkor tonnan-
kent II cent fuvardijjal tob-
bet ke1l fizetni a szenert, mint
,ha ugyanabban a varosban a
szenet haj6ra dumpoljak.
Minthogy a vasuttarsasagok-
max igazan egy koltseg, akar a
toledoi palyaudvarra, akar
a kik0t0be kell huzniuk egy
kocsi szenet, nagyon melta-
nyos, hogy ext a helyzetet. or
vosoljak.