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The Washington times., 1937-12-13
Kirk Miller
TIMES SPORTS EDITOR
Says

EN- ROUTE TO WASHINGTON, Dec. 13-The
batteries for the worlds professional football victory
were Baugh to Battles, Malone Millner and Justice.
You may have to pinch yourself to be convinced this
is not baseball report you perusng with Christmas
Day sneakng up to clip you from the but the truth
The Washington times., 1937-12-13
Due F2Aberty
For Part IN VIctOry
By KIRK MILLER
Times Snorts Editor

EN- ROUTE TO WASHINGTON, Dec. 15-If they don't
plaster the title Miracle Man. Coach Ray Faherty of the
Washington Redskins following the winning of the 1887 pro-
fssonal football tte then indeed great injustice will have
been done him throughout his sport.
The Washington times., 1937-12-13
RedskinS' Gambling
Shirt VitAI Factor
: In Trimming Bears
Rv HARRY COSTELLO

CHICAGO, Ill. Dec 13-The Washington Redskins for
the Nations Capital its second world championship in major
sports when they defeated the Chicago Bears Wrgy Field
yesterday Thirteen years ago the Washington G beat the
New York Giants and sent city into frenzy its first
The Washington times., 1937-12-13
Maryland Grid Aces
Due Letters At Fete

Football players of the University of Maryland will be
honored tonight dinner at the Beaver Dam Country Club
Landover Md.
Guest speaker for evening Charles B. Fenw former
star athlete at the University of Virginia who president of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-19
ALASKA SPEEDS THROUGH HERE
 ON WAY SOUTH
Steamer Has But Few Pas sengers from Westward
 -I3 Come to Juneau

With only forty-two passengers from the Westward, IS of them landing at Juneau, the steamer Alaska steamed into port here on a hurried call this morning at 6;30 o'clock, and sailed again south ward from the Alaska Juneau Dock at 9 o'clock in the forenoon.
 The Alaska is making a full speed voyage southbound and is well ahead of her schedule While in pert here she took aboard gold concentrates from the Eiirst- Chi chggof Mine at the Pacific Coast Dock, and loaded more concentrates at the Alaska-Juneau
 Included among the sixty-twc passengers sailing south from here on the Alaska were thirty three members of the Juneau school par ty bound for the Southeast Alaska Music Festival at Ketchikan.
 Coming to Juneau from the Westward aboard the Alaska were L. K. Hamm, Mrs. Leslie Logan, y. s. Barnett, Kathleen Saden, the Rev. F. B. Prange, MT. and Mrs. J. s. Jeffrey, MT and Mrs. II. Gall was, o. H. Stevning, MT. and Mrs. R. Manthey, Ann Conner.
 Outbound from Juneau on the Alaska were: For Wrangell-Mrs Tom Mover For Ketchikan-the Rev. o. Fosso, s. T. zuern, N. A McEachran. John Hazelwood the Rev. A. J. Coudyre, John Brown Lyle Trimble. V. c. Bingham, and thirty-three members of the Music Festival Party.
 From Juneau to Seattle were Keith Wildes, Frank Dufresne, Mrs U. Lahrs, Mrs A. Laughlin, Elsie DeVault, N. H. Stearns, MT. J. Mc- Farlane, MT. and Mrs. J. A. Kill ton. T. Sinclair, MT. and Mrs. Hugh J. Wade and Hugh Wade, Jr., Fred 'Ordway, Ray Gill, Donald Dustad Thomas c. Sega, Tony Marusa, N Bruketta, William Shafer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-19
Mount Mckinley,
 Here Yesterday,
 Has CannerynlsI|
Steamer Delayed Here for Repairs To Call at
 Juneau Southbound

Bringing twenty-one passengers to Juneau from the South and talk ing out fifteen others for Seward, the Alaska Line steamer Mount Mo- Kinley was in port here for several hours yesterday, docking at 5:45 O. clock in the morning and sailing shortly past o'clock yesterday af- ternoon.
 Though first posted to sail for the Westward from here at II o'clock Sunday forenoon, the steamer was delayed here while repairs were be- ! ing made to an anchor.
 Two hundred and eighteen pas sengers in all were aboard the ves- sel when sine arrived here yester- day morning. Eight of them were booked to Juneau from Seattle, sev- en to here from Ketchikan, and ' five came here from Petersburg. I Several cannery crews were on board the steamer, among the l97 passengers booked through to the westward. Bound for the Orca can- nery on Prince William Sound, were twenty-seven passengers, all from Seattle. For Shepard's Point were eleven passengers. For Cordova were fifty-one passengers from Se- attla and one from Ketchikan. For Seward were sixty-eight from Seat tie and six from Ketchikan; and bound for Port Graham aboard the Mount Mckinley were twenty-sev- en passengers from Seattle and six from Ketchikan.
 Larry Calvin booked from Pet ersburg to Seward, stopped over here. Coming to Juneau from Seattle aboard the Mount Mckinley were: Ebba Erickson, A. L. Florence, Mrs. D. II. Koniehek. Peter Koni- chek, Miss Loretta Lynch, Frank McCafferty, Bob Erik and Carl Sho- den.
 To Juneau from Ketchikan were: W. L. Moran, Roy Tolliver, Kidd Tolliver, George Ford, Ray Kirby, Gene Hawkins, Charles Stout. From Petersburg were: Pearl Alderman, Earle Clifford, J J. Meherin, Iisle IHebert and Ralph Anderson.
 Passengers leaving Juneau on the steamer, all for Seward, were: K. F. Mcleod, o. B. Twedt, w R. Wood, A. F. Ghiglione, s. L Han sen, Ulrich Christenez, o, M. Nick lerson, J. w. Fielder, c. F. Whit tlesey. J. Hildebrand M. Moora- toff, F.. Peterson, G. w, Devine, E- R Schwartz and John Schwartz.
 On her southbound voyage, the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-19
LUMBER MILLS
 OPEN FOR NEW
 SEASON
Mill Elm ploye ees Receive Wage Increases Com
 pany Has New Tug

Closed down since last October, the Juneau Lumber Mills com menced opers +scns for the season this morning with the mill work CTS receiving wages increased from g to 30 per cent over 9 year ago.
 The wage increase was announc- ed this morning by Roy Ruther- ford, President of the Juneau Lum- Der Mills.
 The Juneau Logging Company camp has been operating for six weeks already this year, and is in position to keep a steady supply of logs on the way to the mill.
 The Juneau Lumber Mills recent ly acquired the tug Quilcene and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-19
AT THE HOTELS
Gastineau

Gastineau
 J. E. McCarron, City; Pearle Ak erman, w. D. Harrison, w. L Moran, Loretta Lynch, M J. Me Farlane, Ida Dillon, Seattle; E Beard, Whitehorse; Fred Sinclair Chichagof; N. H. Stearns, Los An geles; o. Nelson, E. Johnson, Frank McCafferty, Larry Calvin, s. J Karn, Nick Burketta, Tony Marusa MT. and Mrs. J A. Kilton, Walter Hall, Jerry Jones.
 Juneau
 Dr. J. H. Romig, Anchorage MT. and Mrs. Gardner Sullivan Inian Island.
 Alaskan
 E. Larson, Ted Strand, P. Larson A. Larray, Charles Parker, Juneau J. J. Logan, Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-19
MRS. ]. KUWAMOTO
 PASSES AWAY HERE

Mrs Jessie Kuwamoto died fol- lowing an illness of several years last night at the Government Hos pital
 Mrs. Kuwamoto is survived by her husband at Wrangell and by her father and mother, MT. and Mrs. Dan Joseph of Douglas. She is the sister of the late Mrs. Joe Tassel who passed away here a short time ago.
 Funeral services are to be an |nounced later.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-19

the company's old tug Lone Fish erman arrived at the mill last Fri day with the first two rafts of the season. The Quilcene, diese, towboat, formerly operated on Puget Sound as a part of the Pioneer Sand and Gravel Company fleet She was purchased by the Juneau Lumber Mills to replace the tug Driva, wrecked last fall
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-19
Bremen Knit Socks

CHICAGO-F Bremen of one of Chicago engine houses weave shawls and knit socks while waiting for fire alarms. The boys arc quite proud of themselves As Fireman Arthur Kill says, we're no slouch- es as knitters and socks and shawls come in mighty handy as gifts
 Try The Empire classifieds tI- results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-19
CONCLUDES
 FAIRBANKS VISIT

". II. Sgearns ul Los Angeles ar rived in Juneau aboard the PAA Electra yesterday, following a visit in Fairbanks with former Senator Victor Rivers.
 Mir. Stearns is now enroute to his home in Southern California aboard the Alaska.
 Mount Mckinley is to call only at Cordova, Juneau and Ketchikan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
NESzE NEKED AMERIKAI HITELET!

Gyakran dicsekednek vele,
hogy Amerikaban igen eros a
hitelet. A lakossag szamara-
nyahoz kepest aranylag ma
gyon sok ember tartozik hit
kozsegi kotelekbe es egyes fe-
lekezetek szinte kihivolag mu-
tatnak ra ARA, hogy az anne
rikai tarsadalmi, gazdasagi es
f0leg politikai esemenyek mi
kenti kialakulasaban vezet6sze-
repuk van.
Mindez lehetseges. Magunk
is gyakran erezttik, hogy ez
ICY van es ennek elleneben XII.
vancsian vizsgaltuk, hogy
ugyanezek az elemek milyen
fokra emeltek a hiteletet az
EgyesUlt Allamokban.
Ezen a teren mar halkabbak
voltak az igenyek. Csendeseb.
ben beszeltek felole eppen
azok, akik a mindennapi es fo.
leg a politikai eletben a leglar.
masabbak voltak es ez mem is
csoda: hiszen eppen igazi hi.
vatasuk teren ertek ell a leg.
kisebb eredmenyeket.
Tudtuk ezt is, de annak da.
cara minket is meglepett ket
hir, amelyeket az Urnak 1887.
TX esztendejeben, szeptembel
hawaiian olvastunk szamos an
gol nyelvi napilapban.
Az elso hirt Albert Paysor
Terhune amerikai iro hozzs
tudtunkra, amikor egyik fris.
keletli irasaban elmeseli, hog7
edesapja skot protestans lei
kesz volt es nagyon kedvelte {
fekete es szirke szoru kis nos
teny kutyajat. A kis dog ug,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23

ragaszkodott viszont a gazda-
jahoz, hogy - amint AIT Ter
hume irasa vallja, - mikor az
oreg ur felment a templomi
szoszekbe, akkor a kis kutya
oda is kovette es a lelkeszi pa
last leple ala fekiidve varta,
amig gazdaja befejezi a predi-
kaciot.
Hat ez nagyon epiiletes lat
vany lehetett es bizonyara a
hitelet fejl6desenek eros eszko-
re volt. A palast arnyekaban,
a templomi 'szoszeken szundi-
kalo kutyuska. Annak a kedve-
ert az Greg Terhune bizonyara
nem ugy hirdette az iget, hogy
bocsassatok hozzam a kisdede-
ket, hanem akkent, hogy bo-
csassatok hozzam a kis kutya-
kat.
Meg kul0n0sebb hatast gya-
korolt azonban reank a k0vet-
kez0 eset::
A New York varosaban, 2O1
West 92nd Street alatt lako
Mrs. Dorothy Station setalni
ment a kis kutyajaval es mivel
eszrevette, hogy a k0zeli luthe-
ranus templomban istentiszte-
let van es mivel ''hite eros
VOLT, kis kutyajaval karjan be-
teri a templomba. A jolelkIi
asszonysag azutan elkezdte
magyarazni a kis kutyanak,
hogy voltakeppen mi tortenik
a templomban. Az egyik kura-
tor odalepett Mrs. Stationhoz
es figyelmeztette ARA, hogy
kutyanak mines helye listen ha-
zaban, mire az asszonysag ide-
gesen felelt vissza, ami meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23

hagyjan lett volna, de k0zben
a kutya veresre harapta a ku-
rator kezet. Rend6rt hivtak,
aki biro ele vitte az asszonyt,
aki ot dollar birsagot fizetett.
Eek a jelensegek mutatjak
nekunk AIT, hogy valami bal
van a hitelet koril. Talan jobb
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
MEXICO Mem ALL
T0BBET KOTELNEK

A mexicoi koztarsasag alkot-
manyanak 27-ik pontja 1917
ben kimondta AIT, hogy mind
az, ami a fold melyeben van,
legyen az ertekes ere, arany,
ezust, olom, rez szen, de legf6-
keppen k6olaj, a nemzete. A
fold tulajdonosa szabadon
szanthatja vetheti, arathatja
annak hatat, de ami a felszin
alatt van, azzal tobbe mem
rendelkezhetik, inert az a koz-
tarsasag vagyona, az egesz
nemzet javara hasznalando.
Mivel a mexicoi petroleum
forrasok tulnyomo resze anne
rikai nagyt6kesek kezeben volt
es van, az vi alkotmany nagy
izgatottsagot keltett az Egye-
silt Allamokban es a megol-
dast ugy kerestek, hogy D.
w. Morrow bankart, a J. P.
Morgan ceg tagjat, Lindbergh
aposat, a kes6bbi szenatort
kildtek amerikai k0vetnek
Mexicoba, aki az akkori eln0k-
kel, Gales Elias-al egy szerz6-
dest kotott, amelynek lenyege
az, hogy a kitermelt petroleum
utan az amerikai nagyt6ke
ber0sszeget fizet Mexiconak.
Ez a hirhedt Morrow-Calles
egyezmeny amely ma meg er-
venyben van.
Kozben eln0k-valtozas tor
tent Mexicoban. Az vi elnok
Cardenas lett, aki egy hateves
tervet dolgozott XII, amely Me-
xico minden termeleset k0z-
pontositja es nemzeti wagon
max jelenti XII. Ennek a tervnek
egyik reszlete az, hogy Mexico
visszaveszi sajat kezebe a pet.
roleum forrasokat es azokat
allami uzemben fogja kezelni
Az amerikai nagyt6ke ERE
a hire ketsegbeesetten szaladt
Westinghouse, ahol vedelmet
koveteltek. A kiiliigyminisztel
Washingtonban XII is jelentette
hogy az amerikai erdekek meg
karositasat mem fogjak megen
gedni. Ha tehat Mexico ragasz
kodik ahhoz, hogy a hateve'
tervet megvalositsa, akkol
csakugyan elk0vetkezik az, {
init a Mexicoban annyira be
feszkelt Hearst ujsagkiraly ko
vetel:
Addig mem lesz rend, ;
mig Mexicot hozza mem csa
toljuk teljes egeszeben a,
Egyesiilt Allamokhoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
.sN[]EfL|TOSAGOS !
GAZD'URAM''
De egY evet?

~ S6y SSSS'
- Igen, egy evet. Angus ide-
ala volt, hogy gy0nge vagyok,
er6sodnom kell, kint hagyott.
- Es maga oft ismeretseget
kotott?
Mifele ismeretseg? Hat
persze, hogy ezzel is, azzal is
megismerkedtem. Elvegre oft
Macy .tarsaselet folyt es mem
volt okom, sem modom vissza-
huzodni.
- De valakivel nagyon me-
lyen belemeriilt az ismeretseg-
be!
- En-, ugyan menjen mar
- mondta sertod0tten Agnes.
- Ismeri ezt a nevet:: Kurt
Bosentauer.
-Igen, ismerem. Nit akar
ezzel mondani.
- Akkor senmi ketSeg!
Mire semmi ketseg? Mem
ertem.
Gergelyt el0ntotte ujra a veg
nelkuli mely keseruseg. Minder
adat egyezik eddig, most el kell
keszulnie a legrosszabbra is
TIT ugrott el0 a mask ferfi. Ed.
dig mem is tagad Agnes, a tob.
bit mar biztosan tagadni fog.
ia. De hiaba, kezenfekvo, ez 6
ferfi titkos szerelme es abbar
az atkozott levelben foglaltaE
az utolso betiiig fedik a tenye
ket. Mint a detektiv, aki meg
fogott egy hamis nyomot es e
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23

lyebb reszletet es eskiiszik ra,
hogy ugy volt. Gergely is ilyen
detektivnek gondolta magat.
Myers volt es kineletlen. Egye-
nesen tamadasba ment at a
delikvenssel szemben. Lassan,
elesen, tagoltan mondta:
- Maganak ezzel a Bosen-
tauer Kurttal viszonya volt.
Langvorosre gyult Agnes ar
ca. Sikoltva tiltakozott:
= Hogy mereszel ilyet mon
dani! Megtiltom!
Gergely szinte durva es er0-
szakos hangon mondta:
- Igen, maganak viszonya
volt a svajcival! Ennek a vi
szonynak kovetkezmenye lett
es a gyermek most is el.
- Rettenetes, rettenetes =
takarta el az arcat Agnes es
egesz testeben megrazkodott.
A szavakat felreertette Ger
gely. Ugy velte, hogy a "rette-
netes" $40 ARA vonatkozik,
hogy a leany megborzadt a va
losagtol, hogy masnak is tu-
domasara jutott titka, hogy
megtudta Gergely bunt. Be-
ismeres ez az izgatott idegalla-
pot = gondolta. lit all teljes
becstelensegeben az imadott
leany. Mines semmi mentseg,
tehat igaz minden adat. LIE
sem tagadhatja most mar. Az
indulat vakka tette. Megra-
gadta a leany vallat:
= Es tudja meg - sziszegte,
hogy szerelmem oily nagy volt,
hogy meg botlasat is elfelei-
tettem volna, de az, amt We
lem elkOvetni akart, az a csu-
nya szerep
Agnes most mar halalsapadt
lett, felugrott::
- Maya 0rult. Micsoda orult
segeket beszel. Rogton megyei
innen. Kikerem magamnak
ezeket a fortelmes hazugsago.
kat.
Kopenye es sapkaja utar
nyult. Gergely durvan elkapta
es eroszakosan lenyomta 6
szekre.
!; -Innen mem megy ell ad.
dig, mig mindent be mem vail
= Eresszen, inert segitsegert
kialtok.
Kilometerekre mines It'll
senki, aki meghallja.
. = Maga tebolyult, NIT aka1
tolem?. Holman veszi ezeket &
rettenetes gyanusitasokat?
Agnest elhagyta ereje. Zoko
gasba tort XII, konnyei aztat
tax sapadt arcat.
Hosszu percek teltek ell. Ger
gely kimeletlensege felolvadt
megrazta k0nnyek latasa. 4
leany csuklo zokogasa vissz
hangot vert sziveben. Egyil
, vegletbol a masikba csapodott
Most meg kimondhatatlan sze
5 relmet erzett. Leterdepelt a lie
any melle es szinte eksztazisb;
tort XII:
Agnes, egyetlen nagy sze
) relmem, eletem, mindenem. NJ
sirj - t0rtek el6 a szavak XII
serteties suttogassal. En- min
dent megbocsatok..... elbotlotta
$500 mem baj-... en- felemellek
; Belatom, mines jogom szamon
kerni a multat, hiszen akko
meg mem is ismertel. En- ug
szeretlek, ahogy vagy. Mem ku
: tatom a multadat. Csak ezutal
ne legyen szamodra mas, csa,
en- Szakits azzal a Kurttal...
Gyermekednek jo apja leszel
csak a Kurt ne tolakodiek te
! vabb eletiinkbe. Meglasd. bo,
: dogga teszlek. Ember meg up
: mem kizd0tt boldogsager
mint EN-. Mond, NIT tegyel
: hogy te is szeress engem. Csa
: szazadresznyire ugy, mint &,
: Mert kell neked meg ezutan
! idegen ferfi, aki ugyis csak
]" rOYNIrn y,ox - (.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
(Folytatas)

SaSkOZVeClCOIlek uJSdS1AIuctC-
sere aztan, hogy hirtelen elta-
vozott - mondta szemreha-
nyoan Agnes.
En-? - csodalkozott Ger
gely. - Teljes keptelenseg es
valotlansag. En- miota Hodaszy
Ferit6l eljottem, senkinek, de
senkinek mem irtam, legkeves-
be Observation-Disclosures.
- Valoban? - kerdezte Ag-
mes.
- Eskiiszom mindenre, ami
scent! EN- nyomban idejottem
ere a tanyara, kibereltlik az
emberemmel, dolgoztunk nap
mint nap. Legtavolabbi Condo
latomban sem volt, hogy ha-
zassagot k0ssek penzert. Re-
melem, annyira ismer, hogy
mem tetelez fel rolam ilyesmit?
- Hat ahkor mi lehetett az
az iras, amit en- LATHAM? -
kerdezte Agnes.
- K0z0nseges hamisitvany!
- kialtotta Gergely.
Agnes nagy lelki megk0ny-
nyebbiilest erzett. Mintha ma
zsas k0 hulott volna lie rola.
Igazolasat latta annak a tu-
dat alatti meggy6z6desenek,
hogy Gergely mem kepes olyas-
mire. Aljasul ragalmaztak, va
lotlan' az egesz historic. Megra-
gadta Gergely kezet::
-Hiszek maganak. Engem
felrevezettek, most mar latom
tisztan.
Valami aljassagot kovet-
tex ell a nevemmel - mondta
indulatosan Gergely.
- Tenyleg ez tortenhetett
inert en- nyomat Sc latom an.
max, hogy gazdag partit haj,
Szolna. Akkor mem cline itt
ilyen egyszeri korulmenyeh
k0zott.
- No latja. Eleven cafolat
hogy lit turom a f0ldet, hogy
dolgozom a megelhetesert. Er
mem vagyok elado penzert.
Tenyleg, magam is bella.
tom, hogyha szazezer peng6s
hozomanyra vadaszna, akkol
mem lebbencs levest enne lit
hanem valahol a Ritzben table
dot.
- Nos tehat maga is lat
hatja mondta keseruer
Gergely.
- Belatom, hogy felrevezet
tex. Els ugy 0rilok, hogy err6
meggy0z0dh Most mai
maga is lassa be, hogy ,valam
erthetetlen felrevezetesnek a,
aldozata. Beszeljen nyiltan e
6szinten, inert fordult ell to
lem, mi a magyarazata annal
a goromba levelnek, inert uta
zott el es hagyott ell engen
olyan varatlanul es hirtelen'
- Az mar mem olyan egy
szeru - szolott balkan Ger
gely.
- Meddig tart meg ez {
cs0k0ny0ssege Gergely? Ideg
tep6 ez a rejtelmesseg. Valak
valami buta pletykat terjesz
tett r6lam? Beszeljen, nagyol
kerem beszeljen, mindenre ke
rem, ami scent, ne tartsa fem
tovabb EFT a bizonytalansagot
Gergely percekig tepel6dott
Nezte az izgalomtol kipirul
leanyt, fejeben zsongott sol
edes emlek es sok fajo keserii
seq.
Jo, hat beszelek - mond
ia balkan, tagoltan. - Aza
inkabb kerdezek.
Kerdezzen barmit, felelek
Ket eve maga Svajcbal
volt?
Igen! Ma es?
Egg evet t0lt0tt oft?
Igen, Lausanneban,
Westend penzioban.
Minden egyezik, - je
gyezte meg keseriien Gergely.
- Mi mivel egyezik? - csc
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
Egyik el6fizet6jet Viszi labunk
sajdt k0ltsegen ldtogat6ba
North German Llyod lesnasyobb haj6jan
A KULF0LDI MAGYAROK VILAGKONGRESSzUSAR

Lapunk fefigyeIt hosy 1888
Masyarorszagra nezve e syemet egsz vas
feI0eo
dick sorabo szazezrek fovarosba
Es kovet kufodon
vlagkonsesszusa ameIyen
dosa amerkai magyarsagnak
punknek AIT akaruk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23

he magyarsae kepvseve paratan semenyen
Iegalabb egyik eIofizetonk utan.
Mindzek tudataban epett egymassa erntezesbe obb
ameka hetap zerkese eeyttesen hatarozuk
ovo hawaiian North hajoian eiof
hazakuk kosegunkon tarsasutazas
veeteseve Magyar Banyasap serkesoe biztuk
a hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
ECYIK ELOFIZETONI

kozn es 1888 juiusaban
kezdk New Yokbo Is kufod
agkongresszusan vaamnt Scent stvan unnepegeken
k Iesz eofizetonk ak mi kosegunkon jon Magyar
orszagra ata
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23

lenne, ha f6leg a methodistak
kevesebbet' politizalnanak es
tobbet foglalkoznanak az igazi
hitoktatassal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23

meguk es evsszuk saat kotsegnkon New
dapesre es ameka hetapo sindkatusa
amerika
joratta amey ot a szeI at tenser Az koI
egen utazo gy0zes vendee mndzok
The Washington times., 1937-07-12

WE PAY CASH FOR OLD
COLI AND SILVER, Watches, Diamond.
Gold Teeth and Diamond Jewelry
SELINGER'S, 818 F ST. N. W.
The Washington times., 1937-07-12
FANS
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

FANS. FANS, FANS-AC-DC-Univ
new and used exch.. repaired. guaran-
teed: all sizes Terms. Carly. 1908 14th.
The Washington times., 1937-07-12

Ford 1888 VS. COach-Just try G1GE
to duplicate this value in sD1VO
town at under 5000: liberal terms to
AUTOMOBII.E WHOLESALERS
3712 Georgia Ave. N. w. col. 1897
Under PetwOrth Bowling Alleys
The Washington times., 1937-07-12
JEWELRY WANTED

POSITIVELY highest prices paid furniture
rugs household goods. etc Dist 4294
The Washington times., 1937-07-12
LEATHER GOODS

ma. 4242-Fitted cases. trunks. dog hars
ness. G. W. King. ir.. Gil 18th St. NV.
The Washington times., 1937-07-12

We can prove to you that there is no
better built new apartment building
in Washington than the one we have
for sale at S15.500. Rented at So $50
more than 1orS.
Madison Building Company
Room Dol. 1417 z Street N. W.
The Washington times., 1937-07-12

oLDsMOBILE 1882 5-Pass. Sedsn--six
upholstery: all good tires: here is real
value. 1925; C. C. C. guarantee. Capitol
Cadillac Co.. 1929 22nd St. N. W. NAT
5000 Open evenings.
The Washington times., 1937-07-12

STUDEBAKER '37 Die Touring Sedan,
sub. reduction. Mr.. o'Day. DEC. 1441.
The Washington times., 1937-07-12

Pontiac 1885 Coupe - Finished PNOE
in olive green: a beautiful DtOO
Job that has had exceptional care and
shows it: fully guaranteed: terms and
trade
L. p. STEUART, INC.
"The Old ReIiabIe''
1898 IA st. N. w. Decatur 1900
The Washington times., 1937-07-12

Pontiac 1888 Sedan-In splendid Q1QE
mechanical condition. all ex- DICO
cellent tires and unusually clean in
AUTOMOBIIE WHOLESALERS
3712 Georgia Ave. n. w. col. 1897
Under PetwOFth Bowling Alleys
The Washington times., 1937-03-27

COMING, Thursday, April I
-. "AIRMAIL BRIDE" a novel
Of modern romance by Hazel
Livingston a thrilling serial,
the first installment appearing
Thursday on this page. Don't
miss it.
The Washington times., 1937-03-27

Denise Could Have Had
All the Luxuries That
Riches Can Buy
Rv URsULA PARROTT

As the Merrara moved down the North River Gilbert was
aware he had never embarked on any voyage his life with
such eagerne Five days England and Denise who would
be glad to see him. letters written with dutful regu
rtv apparently though odd intervals because OF
the limitations of the postal service the far Northwest had
been friendly cheerful sometimes affectonate He had no
right to expect from young wife who had not been IN
love with him when she married him
The Washington times., 1937-03-27

head in her lap, his face, half
turned, to them. She was touch
ing his hair lightly with her fin
gertips in a gesture completely ten.
der. A gesture such as she had
never made to her husband
Whose own voice sounded dread
full in his ears, as he said her
name!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-03

Enent charge.
 They win be tried this month in superior court,