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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13
RODEO ROPING CHAMP IN
LATEST "HOPALONG" FILM

One of Americas outstanding
rodeo champions is included in
the cast of "North of the Rio
Grande," latest of the "Hopalong'
Cassidy outdoor romances, which
plays Nov. 10th at the Carolina
theatre. He is John Beach, New
York socialite who forsook the So
cial whirl for a life on the range.
Classed as one of Americas best
roping champions, Beach, between
his picture activities, journeys
from Hollywood to all important
rodeos to compete in roping and
riding contests.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13
CARLO MYTH
Some Heretofore Unknown
Facts About a Lady Who
Has Been Much Writ
ten About

Reams have been written about
Carlo. Interviewers have trailed
her overseas. Still, the Swedish
Sphynx remains a world mystery
and less is known about her by
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13

"Brcakfast for Two" embarked
on a dancing career when she was
a young girl, but before she adj
vanccd very far, she was picked
from chorus for dramatic work.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13
STARTED AS DANCER

Because of her admiration for
Isadora Duncan, Barbara Stan
wyck currently co-starring with
Herbert Marshall in RKO Radios
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13
CALL HIM ARCHIE?

Cary Grants first name is Ar
chibald. But be ready to dodge If
YOU call him that.
Evening star., 1937-08-15

revoke licenses following public hear
ing Of complaints involving misrepre-
sentation, false promises, acting for
more than one party in a transaction
without the knowledge Of all and GER
tain other causes Of complaint.
Brokers would be required to pay a
$50 annual license fee a1d statesmen
$40 annually.
The taxicab insurance measure,
which has passed the House, was post
poned after several Senators had ex-
pressed fear 1t would work q hardship
on individual cab owners.
Defended by King.
Chairman King of the District Com
mittee defended the measure, pointing
out it had been improved by the Sen
ate committee In the absence of
Senator Tdyings of Maryland, who
directed revision OF the bill in sub
committee, it was decided to defer &C
ton.
Senator Connally Of Texas, who
Evening star., 1937-08-15
BOY OF 3ADEPT :,
ATFARM CHORES
MIIks Cows and Drives Span
Of Mules With Skill of
0Id.Time Cowboy.
By the Associated Press.


NEVADA, Iowa, August 14.-This
community has future farmer"
candidate it believes may some day
rival in prowess the mythical Paul
Bunyan of lumberjack legend.
He Is Dean Rose, who at the age
OF only 3 years milks the COWS, drives
a span of mules and corras a stub
born calf with the skill and aplomb Of
an old-time cowboy.
His father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Rose are at q loss to ex-
plain his strength and skill.
He just takes to farming naturally,
I guess" his father said.
Dean never saw farm until little
over year ago. His father, an auto.
mobile mechanic. moved to an acreage
near here in March, 1896, because he
thought it would be good for the
children" Dean has a sister, Dorothy.
18 months old
Just how good the move was for
Dean is shown in his accomplishments.
He milks Belinda, the Jersey COW,
every day. and short time ago he
taught his mother how to milk.
When his father goes to the fields
to load hay, Dean drives the team of
mules, Jack and Jenny, and maneuvers
the wagon within range Of his fathers
pitchfork, "geeing" and having" like
a master mule skinner.
But it's more fun to watch Dean
catch" q straw calf He b,,llies and
drives the little animal, taller than he
Is, into a convenient corner, grabs
the calf's collar with one hand and
his tail with the other. and presses him
against the wall with his small body
How he learned the approved method
Of calf wrassling" his parents can't
explain. II learned how to do it from
Dean" his father said.
Dean always was quick to learn"
his mother declared, "he was speaking
full sentences when he was only IL
months old"
Evening star., 1937-08-15
Cuordsmen Pass Inspection.
A,uait 1900 Sunday Visitors
Regimentol Parade to Be High Light of
Day-Field Maneuuers Will Fen-
ture Early Part of Week.

similar procedure The l04th quarter
master under Maj. Fletcher F. Berns-
dorff. start three-day 28O-mile road
trip Tuesday. This operation will ex-
tend into Winchester, Va. by trucks
Tuesday, back to Cumberland. Md,
to spend Wednesday night and re-
turn to camp Thursday.
Thursday will be day Of athletics,
contests and parade, capped by an
evening boxing show In which Lou
Gevinson, star Washington feather
weight will appear in an exhibition
bout against Humphrey Decola, Wash
1ngton. Of the 12lst Engineers. Matt
Toomey, Gevinson's trainer, has been
here for several DAYS.
To Determine Championships.
Capt. Charles E. Smithson, camp
athletic director announced camp
championships will be determined in
the lib. 126. l35, 100, ITS pound and
heavyweight classes, with 4 pounds al
loWance in all classes and bouts of
three 2-mlnute rounds Entries must be
sent to regimental Headquarters of
tne Engineers not later than midnight
Monday. Matches will be MADE Tues
day
The Guardsmen will entrain for
home Saturday morning.
Capt. George Evans, attached as
sanitary officer, reported camp sani-
tary conditions entirely satisfa ctory,
Col. Oehmann reported there had been
complaints Of the food in several
companies, but attributed any de-
flciency in daily menus to DELAYED de-
livery and improper filling of orders
. situation which, he said, had been
corrected
The Military Police Company. spe-
cial troops, under Lieut. Donald A.
Falk, was to honor Col. Oehmann
today with presentation of the orig
inal medal struck for their company
more than five years ago. Col. Och
mann co-operated in organization of
the company. The medal, his name
inscribed, has been kept by the mil
itary police for several years. Today
he was to receive it for his own pos
session, as recognition of meritorious
service
Special troops officers entertained
other officers, their wives and friends
At a dance tonight in the quarter
master warehouse with music by the
string section of the 104th Medical
Regiment Band.
Evening star., 1937-08-15

feared it would be too severe on small
individual operators, said cab driver
told him Friday night while going
drivers
Senator King. however. said an
other driver who has been operating
cab for IT years. told him he favored
the bill.
Connally suggested there should be
regulation Of pedestrians who walk
into traflc against the lights. Some
times, he said, they are hit and then
want to take action against a cab
driver who has only three children
and one auto"
Senator O'Mahoney OF Wyoming
suggested broadening the bill to re-
quire insurance from all automobile
drivers.
Evening star., 1937-08-15

paralleling them inland, nearer to the
sand dunes which ran q hundred
yards from the beach "A half mile
from the fort, this escort took to the
scrub timber and q mile farther on
Indian heads began popping up above
the dune tops, like turtles out OF
the water Shots rang out ="
Wells fought bravely. Some say he
rode up to the commandant's wife
blood pouring from his nose and
mouth, and told her to inform his
soon-to-be widow that he had per-
formed his duty and met a fighters
destiny.
Dragged BY Stirrup.
Legend or historical truth, the
story continues that Wells horse was
then shot and that As the animal fell
momentarily the riders foot caught
in stirrup and he was half dragged
for a while. They say that before
Wells died he killed At least eight
Indians and that his slayer paused
to cut out his heart and eat it, In
tribute to his courage.
The women joined the men in the
confused fighting, slashing at the at
tackers with knives With 4 horrible
grace and rhythm the Indians circled
the whites, then closed In to. fight
with hand and tooth and blade. A
daughter of the Kinzies fell into the
hands of a maddened warrior, who
swung his tomahawk over her head,
and was saved only by the interven-
ton of a saner Indian, Black Par
fridge, friend Of her husband. Later
Kinzie said "a whole wagon-load of
children was tomahawked and some
of the women we're carried of by the
chiefs. And some Of the men was
(sic) tortured to DEATH"
Fort Looted and Burned.
After the brief battle the dead were,
as authorities give it, 26 soldiers, -
militiamen, Wells. 2 women and II
children. Many Of the others were
badly wounded.
The following day the fort was
looted and burned. The hacked
eorpses were left on the lake shore
to the wolves and the buzzards. When
the British passed the following VIM
ter the bones Of the slain still lay
there.
In 1916, two years after the death
of Tecumseh, Fort Dearborn was re-
built, but even then the vestiges Of
the massacre had not entirely dis
appeared. Skeletons were uncovered
by the shifting sands and the men
Of the new Fort Dearborn boxed up
the bones and buried them Is best
they could.
And, for those with ears to listen,
the winds and the waves play the
dead march Of Fort Dearborn to this
day.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
d. C.. Bills
Continued From Page BID

Continued From Page BID
as a criminal, but as one whose indi-
vidual welfare comedies with the we'll.
being Of the State, and who is to 'be
saved rather than prosecuted.
The report described the present
court as essentially a police court for
children under II, with criminal
terminology and procedure. The
pending bill also seeks to strengthen
the law in dealing with adults who
contribute to juvenile delinquency
The bill was supported by long list
Of civic organizations.
The real estate bill sets up a COM
mission of three members, with the
District assessor as ex officio chair
man, and two others appointed by the
District Commissioners This board
would have authority to inquire into
the character and reliability of appli-
cants before issuing licenses. and to
Evening star., 1937-08-15
BATTLE Monument. unit
TO FINISH TOUR OF HONOR
Services at Brookwood, Only q.
s. Memorial in Britain, To-
morrow Ends Trip.

By the Associated Press.
BROOKWOOD, England. August a.
The American BattH Monuments
Commission will wind up its tour OF
honor for 10000 American World War
dead tomorrow with services at
Brookwood, their only memorial in
Great Britain.
After dedication ceremonies at 10
cemeteries and memorials In France
and Belgium the commission will lay
wreath at the cenotaph In London
and then travel % miles to the Brook
wood Chapel and Cemetery.
Gen. John ]. Pershing telegraphed
from Paris he greatly regretted it
would be impossible" for him to cross
the English Channel to attend the
Brookwood ceremony
He said he was not i'll but was
greatly fatigued from two-week
round Of dedications In France.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
BY ROBERT E. ERWIN,
Stan Correspondent of The Star


CAMP ALBERT R1TCH1E. Cas-
cade, Md, August 14-The District
National Guard, field equipment
spread on the parade ground, passed
inspection with flying colors today
and then pointed toward entertain
ment Of approximately 1900 expected
Sunday visitors and the second and
concluding week Of its annual en-
campment.
In neat array the 12lst Engineers,
the 104th Quartermaster Regiment,
the special troops and Company A,
372d Infantry, colored troopers,
formed on the field and presented
their equipment. while officers. led by
Col. John w. Oehmann, made their
inspection.
There were not more than 10
pieces of equipment missing in the
entire Engineers Regiment COM
mented Col. Oehmann as he COM
mended the entire Guard.
Next came a short parade and dis
bandment for an afternoon Of recrea-
ton and rest Visitors were expected
for the Sabbath from Washington,
Baltimore and other cities. as military.
civil and private guests of officers and
enlisted men.
Regimental Parade Tomorrow.
The high lights tomorrow will be the
regimental parade from to 6 pm
Religious services were to be held
during the morning and a movie at
pm, all arranged by Maj. Arthur l..
Smith chaplain Of the District Guard,
who retires from Guard service after
this encampment. All superior offi-
GERS joined in commencing his long
record of efficient military service.
Field maneuvers early in the week
and regimental field day and the visit
of Commissioner Melvin D. Hazen,
Thursday, feature the second weeks
program.
The Engineers will leave about
1870 am. Tuesday on their annual
overnight field bivouac They will
spend the night in pup tents on a
camp ground at Euclid, on the Penn
sylvania- Maryland line, miles away.
Road marching and engineer con-
struction projects will keep them busy
until dark Wednesday when they re-
turn to camp.
Other units will follow somewhat
Evening star., 1937-08-15
MRS. ROGERS MARRIES
Divorced Wife Of Standard Oil
Heir Marries A. & P. Man.

CLEVELAND. August IA Lp).-Mrs.
Virginia Lincoln Rogers married Al
fred Waters, assistant sales manager
for the Great Atlantic d Pacific Tea
Co., Youngstown, in a quiet ceremony
here late today.
The marriage was performed in the
garden at the home OF the brides sis
ter, Mrs. Ralph Randall Root, Cleve-
land Heights. Rev. Dilworth Lupton.
minister Of the First Unitarian
Church. read the ceremony.
The bride, divorced wife Of Henry
Huddleston Rogers, 3rd, heir to part
of the Standard Oil Co. fortune
amassed by his father, met Waters,
graduate of Princeton, in Cleveland
nine years ago. 1t Is Waters first
marriage.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
U. M. W. GOLFERS GAIN
%, ,563, 900 in Treasury as Of
June l.

SCRANTON. Pa, August IA (P).-
The United Mine Workers Of Amer
lea. headed by John L. Lewis, and the
foundation on which he built the
Committee for Industrial Organiza-
ton. had . balance of $3,563,772 In
its treasury June l.
An auditors report published today
showed = gain of 1908, 100 over the
balance December /, 1885.
Under expenditures listed for the
first six months Of the year were:
Salaries, $2s3,306, and expenses, $780,
SGT.
Evening star., 1937-08-15

Nicaragua has employed q foreign
expert to straighten its financial dif-
ficulties.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07

Mem tudom, hogy igaz-e, a
NIT a fatal Roosevelt fel6l me-
selnek, de elmondom ugy, a
hogy hallottam.
Arrol lenne allitolag $40,
hogy a gyereket felelossegre
vonta most az apja. szigoru
hangon formedt ra:
= Ugy hallom, fam, hogy a
francia Cannes varosban fur
csa dolgokat csinaltal. Pezsg6t
pukkasztottal a polgarmester
szemebe es tetejebe egy nagy
viragcsokorral kupanvagtad.
Mond meg nekem 6szinten,
hogy mi igaz a hirekb6l, anne
lyek a fiilemhez jutottak.
Ranezett a flu az apjara es
bizonytalan hangon felelte:
- Az igazat akarod tudni?
Akkor veled is ugy jarok maid,
mint a franciakkal.
= Hat hogy jartal veliik?
-Ugy, edesapam, hogy a
hanyszor meg akartam volna
mondani az igazat, mindig
k0zbevagott valamelyik fran
cia nagyur es tiltakozott ellene
hogy az igazat elmondhassam
Persze, persze! Volt annyi
esziik, hogy segitsenek az ell
nok fian, inert mem olyan ko-
z0nseges ember az, mint
kakashazi KAKAS MARION
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
AMERlkAI MAGYAR HIRLAP
(Folytatas)

Wy o~oSSS/
Hiszen latjuk, hogy meg ak
kor is bajos es r0ges a hazas-
sag, ha mas nyelven beszelo,
de hasonl6an feher ember a
hazastars, hatha egy mas fajta
hoz k0t a szerelem benniinket.
Viteznek bele-belenyilallott a
szivebe, amt hazassaga el6tt a
torzs f6noke mondott egykor
neki es amit6l anelkiil is erez-
ME es latina kellett neki, nap
nap utan az eletben.
Hogy a felvernek mines be-
csiilete, nincs fajtaja, mines ne
pc, nincs hovatartozasa ezen
a vilagon.
Hazassaga el6tt ugy kepzelte,
hogy amig a gyermeket a VOL
gyet k0rulzaro hegyek megov-
jak a feher vilagtol, addig a
Moquik k0zt szeretetet, barat-
sagot es egyenl6seget talalnak.
De latina kellett, hogy a fe-
herek utjaba semmi mem all
hat, hogy a feher lakossag a
vegekre egyre nagyobb rajok-
ban huzodik es erezte, hogy a
magas hegyek mem lehetnek
orokke kinai falak a Moqui
tOrzs szamara.
Es amig egyreszt lelkifur-
dalasai voltak az els6 gyerme-
ke, az els6 Gomez Vitez Matt,
akit soha mem latott, masreszt
lelkifurdalassal olelte a maso-
dix, a felver gyermeket maya
hoz, akir6l tudta, hogy sulyos
megprob obaltatasokra hivta ct vi
lagra.
Szomoru lehangoltsaggal ir-
ia Vitez naplojaban ezekr6l az
|id6kr6l, hogy a delibab ragyo-
60 forrasa utan nyult, de sok-
szor ugy erezte, hogy - futo-
homokot szorit a kezeben.
Szerencseje volt, hogy pater
Peter mellette volt es hogy &
maga is eros hitet talalt az
egyhazban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
Magyar Iabnyomok a
Santa Fe osvenyen

Az egyhaz szemeben mines
feher es mines szines, az egyfor-
man magahoz 0leli a feketet,
a rezb6rit es a feheret es Vi
tez ebben a hiteben keresett es
talalt nemi vigasztalast, mikor
gyermekenek a sorsa iranti
ketsegek gy0t0rtek, mikor ugy
erezte, hogy bin0s 0nzes hozta
a kis felvert, a kis meszticet a
vilagra.
Ket ewes volt Gomez Vitez,
mikor egy kislany is k0ltozott
a vegyesveru hajlekba es mikor
Vitez a Moqui t0rzs vezeteset
hivatalosan is atvette.
A bolcs torzsf6nok, Vitez fe-
lesegenek a nagybatyja meg
halt es mem akadt semmi ell
lenzesre, mikor halala el6tt a
t0rzs tagjaival tudatta, hogy
az "indianok sogora" lesz az
utodja
Hiszen eveken at, a f0n0k
eleteben is, a ket feher ember
vezette a Moqui torzs eletet he
lyen iranyban, hiszen azok ved-
tex meg a hazajukat is a sza-
mukra.
Kiskiraly lett tehat Santa
Fe hegyei kozt az a sokat szen-
vedett magyar kalandor, aki
nemzetsegunkb0l a Santa Fe
Trail-t els6nek taposta.
De meg akkor sem tudta
hogy a ket Gomez Vitez kiizdel-
mes utja merre fog vezetni.
S harom gyermeke volt mar,
elsoszulott fla es ket lanya, mi
kor meg mindig mem tudta.
hogy a sors vagy az listen ke-
gyelme a legnagyobb ajande-
kat megadja-e a szamara, hogy
elso gyermeket, az elveszett
Gomez Vitezt eleteben meg
fogja-e Olelni.
A mexicoi haboru es a habo-
ru utani "kilengesek" lassan
elultek es a Moqui t0rzs ma.
gyar f0n0ke ait remelte, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07

Viteznek es pater Peternek
tehat nemcsak ARA kellett gon
dolni, hogy a f0ldmiveles tudo-
manyaban a Moqui t0rzs YER
senyezzen feherrel, hanem
ARA is, hogy az indianokat
fegyverfogasra tanitsak.
A Santa Fe hegyek apache
indianjai mar akkor alland6
Is veres haborut folytattak
minden feher ellen es a felb6-
sziilt feherek nem nagyon ker-
deztek egy-egy indiantol, hogy
melyik t0rzsh0z tartozik, ha
veletleniil az uton egyedul
meglattsk.
El6szor l6ttek es azutan -
mem kerdez6skodtek.
De Moqui torzs beken ma
radt es 6ket bekeben hagytak
a feherek.
Viteznek a hire elment min
denfele a videken es minden
foldehes pioneer jol tudta,
hogy ha a bekes Moqui torzsre
rat0rnek, nemcsak ket scent
eletu feher ember eszet, ha-
mem egy fegyelmezett es fell
fegyverzett t0rzset is talalnak
szemben magukkal.
A maganelete mem volt boil
dog Viteznek.
Naplojaban lapokon at fog
lalkozott azzal a felelmevel,
hogy nagyszeru felver gyerme-
kei boldogta1anok lesznek,
hogy mikor 8 orokre eltavozik
a torzs eler6l, a feherekkel va
10 erintkezest mem tudjak ke-
rulni es a felver gyermekekre
az a sors var, amit6l elhunyt
sogora intette.
Szomcruan irja, hogy else es
elveszett gyermekenek a meg
talalasa lenne ITALIAN a legna-
gyobb boldogsag a szamara, de
- felt tole, hogy ez a nagy
orom is hamuva valna a sza-
jaban.
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07

Ugy mondjak, hogy fejetol
budos0dik a hal, de ezt a pei
dat mem hasznalhatom, inert
az Egyesiilt Allamok elnoke fe-
l6l fogok beszelni es en- az al
last akkor is tiszteletben tar
tottam, amikor lie sc koptem
AIT, aki veletlenil benne tilt.
Mivel pedig most nemcsak az
allast. becsul0m nagyra, hanem
magat az elnokot, Franklin De-
lano Rooseveltet, listen ment-
sen, hogy holmi fejtolbudosodo
hallal hozzam kapcsolatba.
Valami modon azonban meg
is beszelnem kell az eln0k fe-
l6l, inert ha mem is k0rulotte,
de csaladjanak egyik tagja ko-
rul jatszodott lie az, amt irasba
foglalok. inert erzem, hogy
sziikseg van ra.
Roosevelt elnoknek van egy
fla, akit Janosnak hivnak es
aki mem lehet idosebb husz
esztendosnel. EFT a fiut a nyar
elejen elkuldtek Europaba a
sziilei vilagot latni es a hajohoz
edesanyia is elkiserte, hogy e.
eel a bucsuszoval valjek el
gyermeketol:
- Vigyazz magadra, Janika,
hogy valami bahia ne keveredj.
Megfogadta persze a flu
szentiil, hogy kezesbarany
modjara viselkedik maid Euro
paban, inert hiszen ext tette
volna minden husz ewes le-
genyke a helyeben. Az igeret
azonban csak addigl tartott, a
mig a halo kierkezett a nyilt
tengerre es azontul
No, akkor mar Johnny
Rooseveltnek is eszebe jutott,
hogy mines kot6fek a nyakan
es hogy az Egyesult Allamok
elnokenek a fla mem olyan,
mint mas ember gyereke, inert
hiszen konnyu annak, akinek
Krisztus a baratja es amerikai
elnok a papaja.
Hat Europaban bizony csi-
malt egy-ket kellemetlenseget a
Roosevelt gyerek a csaladnak,
meg egyben az amerikai nem-
zetnek is, de errol mar eleget
irtak a lapok, errol mem besze-
lex. Eppen csak AIT emlitem,
hogy hazaparancsoltak a fla
tai emberket, aki meglehetosen
tires zsebekkel erkezett a new
york; kikotobe es a feleje sieto
ujsagirok elott talan eppen er-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
(Folytatjuk)
Mikor ember a kiraIy

Most innepelte Jugoszlavia
masodik Peter kiralynak tizen-
negy esztendos sziiletesi evfor-
dulojat es az unnepi beszedek
nagyon nyomatakosan hangoz-
tattak, mikor a kiskiraly eleri
a Gizenhet evet, atveheti onal-
loan az uralkodast. Addig a re-
gensek intezik helyette az or
szag sorsat ugy, ahogy tudjak.
A legtobb amerikai allamban
torveny irja elo ait, hogy a
gyermekek tizenhat eyes koru-
kig tankotelesek es munkat
mem vegezhetnek. Ugy latszik,
hogy Jugoszlaviaban is ez a
torveny, legalabb is az uralko-
dora.
Jugoszlavia ma igen nagy
orszag. Vezetesehez tudas, ta-
pasztalat, elorelatas es sok mas
egyeb kellek kell, amelyek egy
tizenhat ewes fiuban nehezen
lelhet6k fel. Sok jot, sok boil
csesseget mem varhat t6le sem
XII es ITALIAN jo lenne, ha a XII
ralyok uralma ralatt allo or
szagok kovetnek az Egyesult
Allamok peldajat, amely az al
kotmaryba foglalta, hogy 35
evesnel fiatalabb ember ell
n0k, mem lehet.
Abban a zavaros helyzetben,
amely ma jellenzi Europat,
gondolatnak is elrettent6, hogy
Jugoszlavia iigyeit ket ev null
tan egy gyermek intezze. Egy
gyermek, akinek lesznek ugyan
tanacsadoi, de akit meg mem
a meggondoltsag, hanem erze-
sci vezetnek, aki k0nnyen lob
ban fel, kapkod es nagyon haj-
land6 ARA, hogy a kezebe adott
hatalom jelent6seger6l megfe-
ledkezzek.
Semmise mutatja jobban ait,
hogy mennyire elavult a regi
monarchikus es abszolutiszti-
kus rendszer, mint ez. A vilag-
max es f6leg Europanak eget6
sziksege van ARA a demokra-
clara, amelynek mintakepe az
Egyesiilt Allamok. Orszagok
Sorsat csak valasztott vezet6k
biztosithatjak.
Keveset t0r6dnenk mi a seer
bek gondiaval, ha mem lenne
\ vele szomszedos Magyarorszag.
AIT feltjuk akkor, amikor a
| Szerbiaban ket ev mulva bek0-
vetkezend6 esemenyekre gon-
ldolunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
NOVEKSZIK A KEMENY-
SZENNEK A TERMELESE

September masodik fele-
ben a kemenyszen banyatulaj-
donosok 2673 banyasszal tobb
embert dolgoztatnak banyaik-
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
HAROM SZEN KONVENCI0
LESZ OKT0BER SORAN

A UMWA elso, hetedik es XII
lencedik keruletei elhataroztak,
hogy oktoberben keriileti kon-
venciokat fognak tartani.