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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-08-12

advent Of cooler weather and clear
skies in mid week gave promise of
better hours In the fields.
Most reports on quality and
quantity of grains threshed exceed
even early season expectations with
some sections approaching the
bumper" crop quota.
F. j. Borgmann said that oats
averaged about so bushels to the
acre, barley ran to about 35. Corn
prospects, barring the condition of
hail or severe storms, look very
good. Some have stated that corn
has never reached the proportions
of this season in the past several
years.
In this immediate vicinity oats
run on an average Of so bushels
to the acre. On the G.. H. Vandes-
teeg farm the total amount thresh-
ed ran to 24O0 bushels from 55
acres, the largest crop since Mr..
Vandesteeg has owned the farm
he stated.
On the heavier soils of the Padua
community oats, by far the biggest
crop in this section, is running all
the way from so to 70 bushels per
acre. Oats this year in spite Of
good full heads in running short
in straw. Thatcher wheat, the new
rust-resisting hybrid, is running in
that section about IS to the acre.
Marcus wheat, cousin of the
Thatcher but subjected to rust in
vasion, is averaging something
about to the acre. Barley, a
Padua farmer reported, may run
as high as forty in some places
with an average of from 20 to IS
assured.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-08-12
SCOUTS RETURN
FROM CAMP
Veterans of Foreign Wars Present
Gastr0nomical Delight To
Troop rs

Water hole activities, the return
Of three of the Troop Is from a
weeks camp at Nawaukwa in
Avon, and a astronomical delight
served up in the form Of ice cream
by the Veterans Of Foreign Wars
topped the Boy Scout Troop Is cal
endar Of events during the past
week.
Last evening the troop was the
guest Of the Veterans with Com
mander John Kane and some Of
the boys welding the scoops and
presenting large gobs of ice cream
to a hungry group Of Scouts. The
v. F. w. Auxiliary served the cake
to go with the iced delicacy. The
event was held in the City Park.
Taking honors at the Council
camp on Spunk Lake near Avon,
Donald Kringen, John Parker, and
Jim Cooper, the latter two Nation
al Jamboree Scouts, returned Sun
day evening after week encamp-
ment with rs boys of the Central
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-08-12

runs. Other Tigers who hit were
Dickson, Rattle, Cooper, Konop,
Dickson, c. Then there was
Schmidt who in 8 smacking hits
scored two runs. Berggreen hit
once, got on once in a walk, and
scored twice.
For the winning Cubs the stick
men who collected were: Mooney,
Rosedahl, Pacquin, Fish, Peterson
and Roland. These boys hitting
and running scores were the
the strongmen of the league. The
third game in the series will be
played Friday morning, and then
the series will lapse into quietude
until the fair is over.
Lineups are:
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-08-12

by his wife, Kolaskie was in some
manner injured when he came in
contact with an oncoming truck,
driven by Ben Vogel. Kolaskie was
taken to the hospital In this city,
and later was taken to his home.
He received severe bruises about
the head, shoulders and legs, ac-
cording to information given from
the hospital.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-08-12
Dinty Moore, OF Daily
News, Buried Here

erlatives. But in the case Of Leo
Moore-that was his real name
think they are justified. He was
the finest newspaper photographer
I ever knew. And he was one OF
the loyalest friends and staunchest
comrades.
say this after almost 20 years
of association with him. I knew
him first in 1916 when he was a
member of my regiment on the
Mexican border. I lost track of him
when we went overseas in differ
ent units, but our paths came to-
gether again after the war when
he Joined the staff of The Daily
News.
If a fighting herman can be call
ed gentle" and "lovable," the
words apply to Dinty.
On The Job
Two weeks ago, Dinty went to
Rochester for an examination at
the Mayo clinic. The diagnosis was
not encouraging. He learned that
an immediate operation was neces-
sary.
But, pale and wan, Dinty showed
up at the Daily News office on
July %.
II thought you were in the hos
pital," said Fred Strong, city edi-
tor.
Hospital, hell" said Dinty.
How can I be in the hospital
when the Keller golf tournament
starts today"
That was typical of Dinty. It
took the persuasive Efforts Of al
most the entire staff to get him
started back to Rochester.
Dinty would have brought joy to
the heart of Richard Harding Dav-
is. He came closer to being the fic-
tionized, romanticized newspaper
man Of the movies than anyone I
know.
I've know him to tie himself to
the seat of a banking airplane so
that he could get the photograph
he wanted. Once he rode on the
cow-catcher Of a locomotive with
out permission) to get crowd pic
ture that he couldn't obtain other
wise. He would climb telegraph
poles, ride fire apparatus, scamper
over buildings, risk his life time
and time again to "get his man."
Persuasive
Gangsters and royalty, social
lights and cinema stars, kidnapers
and ordinary folks-all succumbed
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-08-12

A dispatch sent August 7th
from James e. West stated that
the American group had elated
100000 spectators with their arena
show to the extent that they had
been asked to repeat the display.
The show displaying Scoutcraft as
carried on in this country wound
up in blazing riot Of color as the
Scouts staged Indian dances.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-08-12
Guaranteed Treatment
For Tender Stomach

Ada Tablets bring quick relief
from a sore stomach, pains be-
tween meals, indigestion and
Heartburn due to excess acidity. IF
not your money Ii refunded. Han
son & Emerson.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-08-12

| W Lilly . SAlhAAAk pCAouooAVChSSs'
When Queen Marie of Roumania
was in st. Paul, she was at first
inclined to be distant and formal
SO far as photographers were con-
cerned.
Dinty pointed his finger at her.
Queen, want you to stand here
and smile"
Mortified attendants started to
push Dinty away but the queen
stopped them.
She stood on the spot indicated
by Dinty and smiled.
Hat
Dinty never suffered from an
inferiority complex.
He considered his job just as I'M
portant as that of anyone he pho
tographed and the list includes
Presidents Taft, Wilson, Hoover,
and Roosevelt, Gen. Pershing, the
Duke of Windsor (as Prince of
Wales), Lloyd George, and thous-
ands of others.
He was photographing a group
which included William Howard
Taft one day.
please take off your hats" said
Dinty.
All did except Mr.. Taft.
Have the fat man take his off,
too," said Dinty.
Mr. Taft's laugh was the loudest.
And his hat came off.
Orders
Some years ago there were GER
tain ceremonies scheduled for the
forenoon before the Northern
States Power Co., building was to
be started on the old city hall and
court house site. They called for
the mayor at that time, Gerhard
Bundle, to use a shovel. The per-
sonages gathered around, waited,
talked and delayed proceedings to
the point where Dinty, who saw
the deadline drawing nearer, could
bear the suspense no longer. So
the silence was broken and every
body startled when his voice cried
out:
Hey, Mr.. Mayor, get busy on
that shovel"
Capture
Some years ago Dinty and a re-
porter were dispatched to an E.
7th st. address where a murder
had occurred. Dinty got pictures of
the place and the reporter got de-
tails for his story.
AS they returned to their car,
a stranger approached them. Evil
IDENTIFY mistaking Dinty for a detec-
tive, he said, II did it. I'm the MUIR
derer. You can take me in"
Dinty did just that. He got a
complete confession and photo
graphs. Then he drove around for
several hours with the man, until
it was too late for other papers to
use the story. Detective Ed. Muir
name was chief of police at the
time. It was many months before
he forgave Dinty.
Soldier
Dinty's irrepressible good ma
ture, his grin, ever present even
when there was trouble, saved him
many a=time.
Mayor George E. Leach, of Min
neapolis, was commanding officer
of Dinty's regiment in France.
He once told me that Dinty was
the only man in the outfit who
could shatter discipline and get
away with 1t. If Dinty went AWOL
for a few hours, he always came
back with a good excuse-and Of
ten with some such delicacy as a
young pig garnered from French
mans carefully watched pen.
I'VE never had the heart to pun
ish him." said Gen. Leach.
Premonition
Dinty, I think, knew that death
was near. He said goodbye to some
of the boys in the office before
leaving for Rochester.
One of them asked If he were
starting on his vacation. Eyes," he
replied with a peculiar smile. "A
long, long vacation"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-08-12
INJURED IN ACCIDENT

Edward Kolaskie, Of Hoboken,
was injured Saturday evening at
about $40 o'clock. in an accident
which occurred about q mile and
a half north Of Sank Centre on
the Fairy Lake road. While on his
way to Eagle Bend, accompanied
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-08-12
Young Lad Accident
ly Shot Tuesday
Continued from Page One)

Store in this city, and he is assist
ed in the work by Mrs. Biedleman.
Funeral services will be held this
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
at the Methodist Episcopal Church,
in this city. The last sad rites will
be conducted by the Rev. NJ. L.
Brann. Interment will be made in
Greenwood cemetery.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-08-12
Stearns County Fair
Will Open Aug. Is
(Continued from Page Onel

devices or no racket of any kind
as he is endeavoring to bring a
show that every man, woman and
child can see and enjoy. The Gould
program is as follows:
'@The Phony Quintuplets" IA
comical travesty Of The Real
Quints done by the orchestra boys
Tuxedo Girls"-A song and
dance unit which features the
Gould Girls.
Specialties-by Jay Jr., Vivian,
Gloria, Patsy, and little Buddy and
Davy Gould.
"Organ Grinders Swing" "A
colorful chorus number with Eddie
as Organ Grinder Pete"
Laurel and Hardy-1n The
Secret Service Jay Jr. and George
in a new impersonation of the
Famous comedians.
school Day Sweethearts"- "A
Lovely act which features the old
time popular song and clever rope
dancing.
Hearts in Swing Time" A
Colorful Act with a variety or
songs, tap dancing and lovely
costumes.
Seeing Stars in Hollywood" -
Jay Jr. and George in skit that
is not serious for even a second.
Glamour Girl in the Green
Hats" Beautifully costumed
number featuring the girls and
Eddie.
Time Lurches On"EThe Or
chestra boys take over the presen-
tation of 1.-The March Of Time" with
Hilarious results.
Dutch Roller Skates" "A novel
ty unit that features Tap dancing
on roller skates.
Hear the "Whiswey Phone, A
new musical instrument, played
by George. Also many other
specialties.
Rural School Contest
A schedule of events for the
Stearns county school day contest
to be held at the fair August 10
was announced recently by Gar
land Taylor, Stearns county school
superintendent.
Under the schedule the declama-
tory contest will begin at 1890
o'clock to be followed by the Senior
track events and the junior events
in that order. Due to various ar
rangements to be made before the
contests, Supt. Taylor has asked
that all participants be at the rural
school building on the fair grounds
one-half hour earlier than the time
of the events.
Gold, silver, and bronze medals
will be awarded to the winners of
the different contests with a grand
prize going to the school winning
the most points.
This year, the first time in sew
eral years, visitors at the Fair will
view with delight displays by the
rural schools Of the county. Tween
ty-three rural schools will exhibit
and each will have 7k foot
booth for the display Of work done
throughout the year.
Red Cross First Aid Station
At the suggestion Of the City
Health Physician a Red Cross
First Aid station will be maintain.
ed at the fair grounds during the
Stearns County Fair August 17-18-
10. Chairman Al Tschumperlin, OF
st. Cloud, gave his approval to the
plan and sent the headquarters
flags to the local chairman. The
station, under the direction of Miss
Winifred Cowlthorp, will be located
in the Domestic Arts building.
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SUBSCRIBE TO THE HERALD
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-08-12

Gangsters and royalty, social
lights and cinema stars, kidnapers
and ordinary folks-all succumbed
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06
Macy FOOTBALL KUPA-
MECCS PITTSBURGHBAN

Majus Gen, vasarnap del
utan 2 oral kezdettel a pitts
burghi bridgevillei nagy BALL
PARK-ban nagy futball kupa-
meccs lesz, melyen a Verhovay
Segely Egylet chicagoi 1854. fl
okjanak Hungarian Verhovay
Soccer Junior Football csapata
kiizd gyozelme kivivasaert,
hogy a National Football
Champion Macy Serlegenek
dontojebe belekerulhessen.
Ez a kivalo csapat a Western
Junior Champion rangot mar
megnyerte es minden remeny-
sege meg van ahhoz, hogy a
labdarugas k0zkedvelt, nagy-
szeru sportjaban meg nagyobb
nevet szerez a Magyar es a
s'Verhovay" nevnek.
A derek magyar fiuk, akik
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06
DETROITBAN
EGY WELFARE

segelyezet3t; asszony peldaul
elutazott az angol koronazasi
innepre, ami a szomszedokat
bantotta mikor feljelentettek,
e'eg kellemetlen botrany lett
bel6le.
Az aSSzony aki angliai
szuletesu - ait allitotta, hogy
a kirandulasra a n6vere kiild-
te a penzt Angliabol, de ezt
bizonyitani mem tudtak.
E'lenben bebizonyitottak a
a szomszedok, hogy amig a
csalad a welfare tamogatasat
huzta, egesz csinos mas ter
meszetii jovedelme volt a csa-
ladnak. Szobakat adtak XII S
ebb6l a hazbert, flitest, stb.
egeszen rendesen meg tudtak
fizetni hol a ferfi, hol a No
mindig dolgoztak valami alkal-
mi munkan, ami a haztartas
koltsegeit fedezte.
Ketsegtelen, hogy sok ezer,
s6t sok tizezer olyan eset van,
ahol a segelyre mem lenne joga
egy-egy csaladnak S tisztoga.
tasra lenne a nagy listanak
sziiksege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06
AZ ELLENZEK Macy

erejet es az eln0k terve es
szemeye elleni lazadast men,
csak az hozta letre, hogy az
utolso hetekben liberals don
teseket hozott a Supreme
Court, hanem az is, hogy a
kongresszus megnyitasa 6ta
Roosevelt a befolyasos partem-
berek tanacsat mell6zi.
Maga a nemzet a Wagner
t0rvenyben hozott dontes 6ta
mar mem tulsagos sokat t0r6-
dix a dologgal, inert az az al
ta,anos velemeny, hogy a Wag-
ner t0rveny keretein belil
minden szocialis reformra al
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06
vERHOvAY 1OS.


A Verhovay 108-ik osztaly a
jov6 vasarnap tartja rendes
havi' gyiileset a szokott id6ben
es helyen. Tekintettel egy igen
fontos targyra, kerem mind
azokat a tagtarsakat, akik csak
tehetik, a gyulesen jelenjenek
meg.
Beteg tagok: Balogh Balazs-
ne, Papp Sandorne, Soltesz 10
zsefne, Pizak Janos, Kapcsos
JozSef.
TURNER JoZSEF, titkar.
115 Manchester Ave. Tel. 91O59
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06
MIKOR ANGLIA
HADIHAJ0I

a semleges kik0t6k fele futo
amerikai haj6kat feltartoztat-
tax, felkutattak es a 'kontra-
band" arut azokrol leszedtek,
mikor az amerikai utasokat a
tengereken zaklattak, neha
ugy latszott, hogy 0ssze fogunk
a szovetsegesekkel utkozni.
S ha a nemetek mem lettek
volna olyan vegtelenul Jgyet-
len politikusok ha mem nyi
tottak vo,na meg a nemzetet
az angol propaganda szamara,
mem lehetetlen, hogy 0sszekap-
tunk volna Angliaval a haboru
elso ket eveben.
Abban az id6ben - es az
orszag fiiggetlensege ota min
dig idaig = az volt ennek a
nemzetnek az allaspontja, hogy
a tengerek szabadsagat, ha
kell, fegyverrel is megvedi.
Az vi semlegessegi torveny
kimondja, hogy haboru eseten
(amely ket idegen nemzet kozt
folyik S amelynek reszesei mem
vagyunk) fegyvert es direkt
haborus arut amerikai cegek
mem adhatnak ell a hadakozG
feleknek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06
TERMESZETESEN
T0RTENHETI1NEK

valtozasok es eltol6dasok az
europai er6viszonyokban S mem
lehetetlen AIT sem elkepzelni,
hogy nehany ev alatt egy
Angliaval egyenl6 tengeri er6
vel bir6 csoport alakul XII, ugy,
hogy a tenger nyitva lesz
mindket hadakozo fel szama-
ra. "
Ere az esetre a "semlegesse-
gi t0rveny" "ltenyleg semleges-
seget jelentene ennek a nem-
zetnek a reszer6l; viszont mem
akadalyozna meg semmi a kon-
gresszust, hogy az akkori vi
szonyoknak megfelel6 t0rve-
nyeket ne hozzon.
Egyel6re tehat a semlegesse-
gi tOrveny mem semlegesseget,
hanem az angol-francia-orosz
csoporttal valo csendes sz0-
vetsegunket jelenti es az euro
pal beke ugyet szolgalja.
Minthogy azonban ez a nem-
zet most sztrajkokkal, Supreme
Court valsaggal es base ball
szezonnal van elfoglalva, ter
meszetes, hogy ezt mem veszik
fontolora es meg sem latjak az
emerikai polgarok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06
"A MULTI HET \


esemenyet alig vettek eszre
az amerikai polgarok, akik
hozza vannak ssokva,, hogy a
mai nap roble1najanai tovabb
mem neznek.
AZ orszag vi semlegessegi
torvenye olyan messze hat6
valtozasokat idezhet, s6t ide-
zett, fel a nemzet sorsaban,
aninek a jelent6segevel csak
egy esetleges haboru alkalma
val lesznek tisztaban.
Nemcsak az tortent, hogy az
Egyesiilt Allamok ,kormanya
masfelszaz ewes allaspontjat "a
tengerek szabadsagat" illet6leg
feladta, hanern az is, hogy
minden ktil0n0sebb szerz6des
nelkul = szovetsegre leptiink
az angOl kOrmannyal, llletve a
brit nemzettel.
Masfelszaz evig az volt Ame-
rika allaspontja, hogy a ten
gereket az amerikai hajok el6l
mines joga egy haborus felnek
sem e zarni, kiveve amennyi-
ben a sajat ellensegenek a
partjait hadihajokkal es ak
nakkal elzarja es a vilaghabo-
ru alatt mem egy merges jegy-
EEK ment Washingtonbol ez
ugyben az angol kormanyhoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06

tere a brit birodalomnak, he
lyesebben az angol-f -francia-
orosz csoportnak, inert kezen
fekszlk, hogy ha egy eur6pai
hahoru hamarosan bek0vetke-
xix. a tengereket meg mindig
az angol haj6had fogja ural-
nj. f.s
Ha peldanl a k0zel .j0v6ben
0sszeiitkozesre keriilne a sor
az ugvnevezett "demokrata" es
"fascista" csoportok kozt. a
fascistak it Arut hiaba venne-
mex, inert AIT elszallitani mem
tudnak. .G
s bar fegyvert es toltenyt to-
link az vi nyugati antant ha-
boru eseten mem kapna, az
Egyesiilt Al1amok minden ter
mel6 kepessege ismet meg lem
ne nyitva a regi antant szama-
ra. Azzal d kiilonbseggel, hogy
az aruert meg kellene fizetni
s mem akaszthatnanak a nya-
kunkba egy europai haboru
eseten egy ujabb sok-milliardos
koloncot.
Ez a semlegessegi t0rveny
ebben a pillanatban az europai
beket szolgalja, inert a de-
mokrata book mem kivan ha-
borut a kozel j0v6ben, a ma
six csoport pedig latja hogy
rank az a block megint sza-
mithat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06

folyton emelked6 arakat, anne
lyek mellett a PWA munkasai
keptelenek emberi m6don meg
elni. ,..s..s
A PWA munkasai k0zul ko-
riilbeliil egy negyed milli6
szervezye van a Workers Al
liance-ban s amennyiben sor-
sukban a kozel jov6ben nemi
javulas mem t0rtenik, el lehe
tunk nagyszabasu sztrajkokra
kesziilve.
Ezzel szemben azonban van
max jogos kifogasok a kormany
k0ltsegvetese ellen, amelyek
eros fegyvereket adnak a reak-
clio kezebe. =.
. A leger6sebb fegyver az, hogy
a kormany mem iratta meg
0ssze a munkatlanokat ICY
csak a sotetben szamolnak.
Egy mask eros es jogos fegy-
yer az, hogy nyitott szemmel
lathatolag k0nnyelmien van
ez a kerdes kezelve es sokan
huznak segelyt, akiknek semmi
jogos helytk a welfare lisztan
mem lenne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06

SZERENCSETLENSEGEK
Pet6 Bella, ismert magyar
honfitarsunk, sharoni lakos, a
multi vasarnap sajat otthona
szobajaban foglalatoskodott es
valahogy elsiklott a padlon, oily
szerencsetlenil, hogy laba ell
torott ket helyen. A sharoni
Buhl k6rhazba szallitottak. =
Felepiilese sok idot vesz igeny-
be.
Ugyancsak nagy szerencset-
lenseg erte Yager Sander is
inert magyar volt iizletembert,
aki, amint lie akart a pincebe
menni, megcsuszott es a pince-
szegletnek vagodott, oily see
rencsetleniil, hogy oldalbordaja
t0rott ell. Otthonaban orvosi
kezeles alatt van. Wager San
dor a Farrelli Elso Magyar
Betegsegelyzo Egylet aleln0ke.
A ROM. KATH. EGYHAZ
KOREB0L
A Rom. Kat. Egyhazban
nagyban keszul6dnek a jovo
heten, azaz majus 13-an kezdo-
dc bazarra, mely negy napig
fog tartani. A hitk0zseg moi
tagjai felkeresik az uzletembe-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06

reket, kikt6l sok sep targya-
kat szednek ossze kisorsolasra
Estenkent zene is lesz es a
fiata1sag ez alkalmakkor jol
fogjak magukat talalni.
Ugyancsak e ho 23-an egy
nagyszabasu concertet rendez-
mex, melyre mar elore felhiv-
jak a magyarsag figyelmet.
A REFORMATUS EGYHAZ
KOREB6L
A Ref. Egyhaznal a jov6 va
sarnap, mint minden evben,
ugy mostan is megtartjak az
Anyak Napjat. A reggeli is
tentisztelet alkalmaval es es-
te pedig a fiatalok az anyak
tiszteletere egy nagyszabasu
miisoros estet fognak rendezni.
Enni-innivalo is lesz bowen,
hozza jo zene is lesz.
A mutt szamunkban meg
emlekeztiink arrol, hogy a te-
remben a iovo kedden ujra
lesz mozgofenykep el6adas. l.
Helyreigazitjuk azzal, hogy az
eloadas mem 4-en, hanem lien
lesz. Ez alkalommal meg szebt
kepeket fog latni a magyarsag
az 0hazabOl. Megnezziik
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06
A SUPREME COURT

ismet liberals d0ntessel lep-
te meg a nemzetet a multi he
ten Is ujra csak negy-ot arAny7
ban.
Herndon meyer kommunista
iigyet a legt0bb o1vas6 ismeri
az orszagban. A fatal meyer
kommunista r0piratokat oszto-
gatott Georgia allamban, ahol
a meyer tenant farmereket pro-
balta szervezni, mire a feher
hat6sagok husz .evi b0rt0nre
iteltek.
Herndon eliteleset egy regi,
k0zvetlen a polgarhaboru utani
szigoru torveny tette lehet6ve,
amely a 'lAzadasra val6 s1itast'
halallal biintette.
Akkor hoztak ezt a t0rvenyt,
mikor a "carget baggerek" veg
re kivonultak a legazolt deli
allamokb6l, ahol a negerek Sc
(Folytatas az silk oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-06

a szenatusnak S ere vonatkoz6
.inditvanyat e h6. 13-an be-
nyujtja.
A kormany es az eln0k part
jan lev6 s1enatorok azonban
AIT jelentik, hogy magaban a
szenatusban meg lesz a javas-
lat t0bbsege es a Supreme
Court megpakolasara az ell
noknek az engedelyt megad
jak.
Semleges ujsagirok mem
olyan biztosak a dologban es
AIT jelentik hogy ebben a pill
lanatban a javaslat tsorsa mem
biztos.
Ha az eln0k hajland6 nagy
politikai aldozatokat hozni ,es
peldatlanul eros s.nyomAst''
gyakorolni egy nehany szena-
torra, ket-harom sz6t0bbseget
kier6szakolhat maganak.
Megis AIT hiszik, hogy XII
fognak a szavazas el6tt egyez-
nj es az eln0k beeri vele, hogy
ket-harom vi biro kinevezeset
tegyek lehetove a szamara.