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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-23
CHRISTMASN
FAR OFF CHINA

What Christmas really means"
may come to Clifford Domke, In
China amid the din OF war, on this
holiday season. Roughly 5000 miles
from home, he wrote to his parents
in a letter received Tuesday, I'm
my memory will be past holidays
in the good old u. s. A., but shall
not let it affect my spirit. We may
even come to the realization OF
what it really means"
Although the letter came by air
mail from his new location In
Tsishan, in southwestern Shansi 1t
was nearly a month in transit. 1t
was typed Thanksgiving Day.
The trip from Fenyang he made
by bicycle. Leaving November 7th
when the school was closed and
students ordered to their homes
when war pressed in too closely, he
arrived two weeks later in Isl
shan. In one place he wrote he had
to put up three days when the
heavy rains came. Loess, he said,
rivals the U. s. gumbo for stick
mess. Finally he made his way far
Their on, but at Fen river the mud
forced him to carry the bicycle.
Students and teachers rode In on
rickshaws, carts, or bicycles. He
wrote, 1--WE have gone through
hardships that have taxed the cour-
age of those who led and those who
had so many small children to care
for. Hunger, cold, wet soldiers In
search Of food or money and sick
ness had to be combated on the
long journey"
In the meantime in quarters
scarcely convenient, he said, they
are attempting to set up school
Many of the Ming I students from
Fenyang followed them to their
present site. Anyone interested in
contributing funds for the school
should send them to Mr.. Axel Vest.
ling, care of Carleton college. They
are expecting funds from the school
now, he wrote.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-23
West Union

Mr.. and Mrs. George Marthaler
and daughter, Margaret, Freeport,
were dinner guests Sunday noon
Of Mrs. Caroline Marthaler and
daughter, Louise.
Miss Veronica Schlicht, Of Alex
andria, spent the weekend at the
home of her mother. Mrs. Anna
Schlicht.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Sohle were
guests of friends at Long Prairie
Sunday evening.
Roynane Cans, Renee Miller and
Viola Cans attended Christmas
party Saturday given by Miss
FLORENCE vogel at Sank Centre.
Miss Bertha Schhcht and
mother spent Saturday afternoon
visiting at Alexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Kleinfehn, OF
st. Cloud, spent Friday at the home
of their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. fNheo Noesle.
Miss Deutsch, teacher In Dist.
1916, has prepared a big Christ
mas program to be presented
Thursday evening, Dec. %. Also
featuring outside entertainment.
free lunch will follow the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Sunquist
and daughter, Barbara, and Miss
Dora Noeslse. of Bertha, spent
Sunday at the home Of the ladys
brother, Thee. Noeske and family.
and Mrs. Joe Pischke. Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Radermacher and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Beste were
z o'clock dinner guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. John Merten Sunday.
A community Christmas program
held Tuesday evening, Dec. 14th,
was very successful. Various school
districts participated in the pro-
gram. Santa arrived at the close
Of the program and passed bags
of candy to all. large and small.
I Chris Didier and daughter, OF
Minneapolis spent Tuesday at the
home Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. p. Didier.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kramer
motored to Elrosa Thursday where
they spent the day visiting Mrs.
Kramer's father, Frank Deters.
|, Alois We're came home Friday
evening from st. Cloud, where ne
attends Teachers College, to spend
the holiday vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Marthaler
motored to st. Cloud and st. Joseph
Friday. Their daughter, Clara,
from st, Benedicts Convent, and
SON. Paul who attends school at
st. Johns College, came home with
them for a two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Bentfield,
entertained the Skat Club Sunday
evening.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-23

asks that these loans be made pay
able through work on farm to mar
ket roads under the supervision OF
township boards. Another resolu-
tion adopted asks the removal OF
the editor of the Farm Bureau
News, claiming that the paper is
being used as a political football to
further selfish interests. Other res
olutions adopted favor the rural
identification and soils conserva-
ton project and the organization of
a Stearns County livestock breeders
association.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-23

Ladies' Chorus: 1.-THE Happy Christ
mas Comes Once More"
"If Had Been a Shepherd Boy
Raymond Anderson.
'Only Little People"-Four girls.
Song: Like a Little Candle"-Mar-
lys Sorenson.
Christmas Story-Ladies Quartet,
Four Boys.
Solo-Helen johnson.
Recitation Sogge.
Song: Doris Olson-Guitar accom-
pianist.
what I'd Like to Do"-Four boys.
Song: Little White Flower OF
Heaven"-Johnson sisters.
Musical Reading-Melba Anderson
Song: Seeking for You"-Junior
Quartette.
Recitation-Russell Volkman.
"Bethlehem"-Ladi Chorus.
Star Drill-Seven girls.
Remarks-Rev. Thronson.
Song: Good Night'by the Sunday
School.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-23
Trinity Church, Grove Lake

Trinity Church, Grove Lake
Saturday Christmas sermon at
9:45 A. M.
st. Johns, Willard:
Friday, P. M. Children's Christ
mas program.
Saturday, 10:45 A. M. Christmas
service in English.
Sunday at 10 A. M. German ser
vices with Holy Communion. We
cordially invite the public.
E. Mcneil, Pastor.
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The First Christmas Fruits
Zion Lutheran Church

]. F. Schumacher, Pastor
Christmas Eve, Friday, Dec. "a
7:3O p. M. Childrens Christmas
Service.
Christmas Day, Saturday, Dec. Is
1920 A. M. Christmas service.
Sunday, Dec. rs
$50 A. M. Divine Service with
Celebration of Holy Communion.
HOO A. M. Sunday School and Bi.
ble Glasses.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-23
Methodist Episcopal Church

Rev. M. L. Brann
The Christmas program given by
the Sunday School will be held on
Thursday evening at 1880.
Sunday Services:
Sunday School at 9:45 A. M.
Morning worship at II 90 A. M.
Jr League at 500 p M
Sr League at $50 p M ....
Leaguers will meet at $50 Friday
night to 90 Christmas caroling.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-23
Little Sank (Long Bridge) Luth.
Church

Carmen p. Thronson, Pastor
Christmas services, Sunday Dec
18th at HOO A. M.
Christmas Tree Program Tues
day, Dec. 18th at 7:3O P. M.
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Church of the Good Samaritan
(EpiscopaD

Church of the Good Samaritan
(EpiscopaD
Christmas Eve, December "a
7:3O p. M. Carol Service and Nat
ivity.
Taibleau in the church followed
by children's Christmas pro-
gram in the parish house.
HIS p. M. Carol singing.
11:3O p. M. Midnight celebration
of the Festival of the Holy Ma
tivity: Holy Eucharist.
Christmas Day, December 18th
9 A. M. Holy Eucharist.
There will be no service in the
church on Sunday, December 26th
r. J. Mott, Rector.
Long Bridge Christmas Program
Tuesday Evening, December 2Sth
At 1880 P. M.
Hymn by Audience.
Scripture Reading and Prayer by
Rev. Thronson.
Song: How I Wish Knew
Sunday School.
Recitation by Maxine Cheney.
Recitation by Arlys Farden.
What Can I Give to Jesus"-Viola
and Shirley Beireis.
Song in Norwegian-Deloris Soren.
son.
Acrostic: "Jesus'-Five boys.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-23
St. Paul's Luth. Church, Unity

81. Paul's Luth. Church, Unity
Christmas Day, Saturday Dec. 70
900 A. M. Christmas Service.
If roads and weather are unfav-
ora5le this service will be at 200
p. M.
500 p. M. Children's Christmas
Service.
No services Sunday, Dec. rs.
Sunday, January 2
1000 A. M. New Years service
with Celebration of Holy Com
munion.
After the service Annual Voters
meeting.
J.F. Schumacher, Pastor.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-23
Church of the Good Samaritan

Church of the Good samaritan
Rev. r. ]. Mott, Rector
Christmas Candlelight Choral
Service
Christmas Eve, December "a
Ills O'clock.
Proc ssional-"Adeste Fidehs."
Introit- "Christmas Story'-Adams
Kyrie Eleison.
Epistle.
Hymn.-"Silent Night; Holy Night
Gloria Tibi.
Gratia Tibi.
Offeratory solo-Schubert's AVE
Marie"-Miss Viola Laughlin.
The Sursum Corda.
Sanctus.
Benedictus qui VENT.
Agnus Del.
Gloria in Escelsis Dec
Nunc Dimittis.
Recessional: "Hark! the Herald An
gels Sing" ...
Christmas Day Celebration Of the
Holy Communion at 8 A. M.
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PAGE EIGHT
CHRISTMAS
SERVICES
CONTINUED from Page One)

Response by the Sunday School.
Recitation: Christmas Lights" by
Ronald Gandrud.
Song: PRAISE Ye the Lord, Ye
Christians" by Sunday School.
Response by Sunday School.
angels Sermon" by Intermediates
Song: AWAY In a Manager" by the
Beginners, Primary, and Junior
Glasses.
Recitation: 1.-THE Best Part Of
Christmas" by Norval Trattles,
Eunice Otto, Roselyn Baggen-
stoss, Marles Emblom, Clifford
Little, Margaret Studenski.
PART ".
The First Christmas Choir
(Response by Sunday School)
Song: The Glory Song" by the
Choir.
Recitation: told by the Stars" by
Carl Emblom, Evelyn Otto, Low
ell Sell, Lucille Blaski, Duane
Wiener.
PART vi.
The First Christmas Worship
Song: He Sleeps-And All The
stars Look Down." by a group OF
girls.
Response.
Recitation: my WISH" by Ronald
Martinson.
Song: Jesus At Thy Manager" by
Bobby Westhoff.
Recitation by Senior Class.
Song: Come Ye To Bethlehem" by
Girls Choir.
Response by the Sunday School.
Song: Silent Night" by the Sun
day School and Congregation.
Recitation: Christmas Story" by
Harold Hansman, John Rosen-
wald, Phyllis Thomas, Donald
Henningsgard. Louis Brendon,
Rosetta Peterson.
PART VII.
The First Christmas Missionaries
(Response by Intermediates)
Response by the Sunday School.
Mission Song: From Greenland's
Icy Mountains" by Sunday School
and Congregation.
Recitation: Christmas Messen-
gers" by Bobby Westhoff and
Kennth Baggenstoss.
PART VIII.
The First Christmas Fruits
(Response by Intermediates)
Song: Joy to the World" by Sun
day School and Congregation.
Recitation: 1.-The Meaning OF
. Christmas Day." by Lorraine EN-.
blom and Evelyn Pastien.
Announcements, Offering for unfor-
tunate children.
Good Night" Song and recitation
by Charlotte Carlson and group
Of girls.
Closing Prayer, Benediction, Doxol-
ogy-Distribution of Gifts.
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Pageant of Christ's Birth
1.-The Old, Old Story"

Junior High School Auditorium
Wednesday Evening, December u
A Christmas pageant with Tab
leaux on the events OF Christs
birth will be presented this Wed
nesday evening by pupils OF the
grades, assisted by the Main Street
Chorus. The program will be as fol-
lows:
Prelude, Carol, TT Came Upon the
Midnight Clear"
I. The Nativity .....-.- Second Grade
Carol-"O Little Town of Bethle-
hem" ...........-.-.... Teachers Choir
II. Alteration of the Angels-Sec-
ond Grade.
Carol-"Hark, the Herald Angels
Sing" ...--............--..- Teachers Choir
III. Announcement to the Shep-
herds ....-----.------.-.-.- F1rst Graoe
Carol-'"The First NoeP'-Teach-
ers Choir.
w. Alteration of the Shepherds
Third Grade.
Carol-iSient Night - Teachers
Choir.
". Alteration of the Magi-Fourth
Grade.
carol-"We Three Kings"-Teach-
ers Choir.
wi. Madonna and the Child-Sixth
Grade.
Carol-"What Child Is This
Teachers Choir.
VII. Christ in the Temple-F1fth
Grade.
Carol-"The Child Jesus"-Teach-
ers Choir.
VIII. Christ Blessing the Little
| Children -..-.-------.---- flrSt Irdoe
Carroll Think When Read That
Sweet Story" ......-- Teachers Choir
Recessional-C Come ALI
Ye Faithful"
Cyclists in France, where one
man in every, six uses bicycle, pay
60 cents a year in taxes.
Buried 1000 years ago the skele-
ton OF a whale was dug up In the
Zuyder Zee in the Netherlands.
Like trees, human teeth show
their growth by rings.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-23
Gospel Tabernacle

GO0peI TaD6rnacd0
Wednesday at 8 P. M. The Sun
day School and Christ Ambassadors
present a Christmas program com.
memorating the Birth OF Jesus
which Is called the Christ.
Sunday Services:
10 A N. Sunday School.
II A. N. Morning worship.
8P. N. Dvangelistic service.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-23
Wednesday at s p. M. Bible
study, including Rev. 20.
Charles F. Busch, Pastor.
Christmas Program

Christmas Program
"Wednesday Evening at 8 O'clock
instrumental ........ Carlson family
Greetings ....-......-.... Lorraine Bailey
A Christmas Carol-Marilyn Dorene
NV Gift for Him.......-Arthur Dorene
Far More Than Gold-Ardella Lent
A Pleasant Thought-Lucille Mac
Intyre.
Your Presents -.....-..--- Shirley Balley
The Question .-..--.-....--- Irwin Larson
This Christmas Tide-Loraine Bail
ey, Ruth Gennow. and Marilyn
Dorene.
The Bells of Christmas-Ralph
MacIntyre.
Other Children-Arthur and Sally
Dorene.
The Joy Of Christmas Time-Ruth
Gennow.
The Lovely Story-Bernice MacIn-
tyre.
Silent Night-Elverna Lent, Ruth
Gennow, Lorraine Bailey, Erwin
Lent, Roger Bailey, and Irwin
Larson.
Christmas Joy ....-.- Roger Peterson
For Gods Love Gift-Roger Arvold
The Road to Bethlehem-Charles
Lent.
Stars of Christmas-Roger and
Richard Arvold, Charles Lent,
Marilyn Dorene, Allan Needham,
Ruth Gennow and Roger, Lor-
aine and Shirley Bailey.
Song-Doris and Dorothy Ruehman
The Christmas Star 100000 Arlys Lent
A Little Candle .......-.--. Sally Dorene
The Lovely Story-Bernice MacIn-
tyre.
Recitation ---...-. Margaret Gross
Christmas ...........-... Richard Arvold
Instrumental ...........- Carlson family
Pageant THE Story Beautiful
Sam, Frank and Alfred Rosenau,
Elverna, Nobel, and Orville Lent,
Raymond Needham, Roger Rueh-
mann.
Benediction.
Treats for the boys and girls.
American Lutheran Church
An English Christmas service
.,x;ll ho hold Docorplor oEth at
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~
8 Light Tree Outfit 29c
Outdoor no Volt Tree Lighting
Outfits Z Light SEC
The Popular Winter Gardens
Skates
s: s: ; e: Is: $2.9S
26 Inch Baby Doll $1.89
Sleeps and cries
Asst. Dolls, 8 popular
Styles 4Sc
Tail, small, too sweet for words
9 Inch ''Baby TOpsy" Doll Csc
''Topsy" is cute; head-arms turn
Full Composition Dolls 49c
Sleeping eyes; jointed head, arms,
10 Inch Full Composition
Dolls = SSc
Turning head, tointed limbs.
Genuine Shirley Temple
|
She is waiting for you; Is inch
Plush Dolls and Animals Acc
Soft and cuddly; 8 in. high
Is In. Plush Pets CSC
Choose either one
Soft, Silk Plush Dogs CSC
Real thoroughbreds.
16 In. Teddy Bear CSC
A big fellow; cutest growl
Di0nne Quins CSC
16-pc. Miro Aluminium Coffee Ma
ker Set.
16-Piece Gypsy Tea Set 49c
Akro's festive colors, the very latest
Charm Jewelry Set 49c
Make beautiful necklaces, bracelets
$1.50 Toy Vacuum
Sweeper $1.25
Picks up dirt hike mothers cleaner
$3.50 Table and Chair
Real value. Maple finish; train dec
grafton.
10 Key Grand Piano CSC
Mellow Chime Tone. Tots can play
$3.50 Park Stroller for
Dolly $l.98
New toy, A South Bend"
Woven Fibre Doll
Carriage $Z.59
Just right to take dolly out for air
"Halsom" Blocks 25c,
Safe, round edges.
Donald Duck 23c
Action; Color; Noise. Big Value
Cash Box Bank 1Oc.
Teaches thrift; all metal
XylOphOne 49c:
Jumbo; plays real tunes
Inflated Balls Csc
Assorted colors; 5" diam.
Kingsbury Coupe and
Trailer 9Sc
A Ford coupe with spring motor
pull. Modern streamlined trailer
Big 1S-piece Gilbert Tool
Chest SLY
Real tools for the little builder
Chemcraft Chemistry
Outfit $1.OO
Educational, safe, lots Of fun. 100
fascinating experiments.
Science Craft Microscope
Outfit $500
Its power scope, slides, tweezers,
needles, specimens. etc.
A. C. Gilbert Erector Set $3.50
Builds rs models. What fun! In
struction book included.
RicOchette 81 Game
Board $1.9
Regular SITS seller.
Csc Pop Up Books 15c
Assorted Popular Titles.
Slate and Bead Counter 19c
25c Value.
21-Inch Doll $2.95
Long Golden Curls, sleeps. cries
p7-pc. Dinner Set CSC
Hand decorated. What value!
So u. S. Movie Protector $1.0O
Foolproof safe-wfth film.
SITS Simplex Type
writer $1.59
Types real letters.
slips Buddy-L Truck CSC
Heavy steel; 21A inches long
25c Bob Burns Baz00ka 19c
Fun for everyone.
$1.0O Zephyr Train CSC
Speed governed; bell, brake
Drinks-N-Wets Baby, Doh 98t
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Lutheran Church of the N. J.. @. A.
Carmen p. Thronson, Pastor
Christmas Services, Sunday Dec,
18th at 9:45 A. M.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-23
St Paul's Luth. Church, Unity


Christmas Program on Christmas
Day, Dec. Is, 8 P. M.
This Holy Night
Opening Song: Come Hither, Ye
Faithful" by the Children.
Prayer.
Song: Come in Lord jesus
Group of Girls.
Leader-Introduct and st. Luke
2: 17-Dorothy Warner.
Recitation: Unto Us He Came
Rosina Ritter.
Song: Behold, Branch Is Grow
ing"
Leaders,. Luke 2: STA.
Recitation: "On Christmas Day
Martin Betow.
Song: while Shepherds Watched
Sunday School.
Leader-St. Luke 2: 1920
Recitation: ITO All People"-La-
verne Below.
Song: "Hark, the Herald Angels
Sing"-Sunday School.
Leader-St. Mathew 2: 1-6.
Recitation: Christmas Sunshine
Alice Fritzlar.
Song: "As With Gladness Men OF
Old"
Leader: st. Mathew Q: TIP.
Recitation: What Jesus Gave TIC
Mcdonald Fritzlar.
Recitation: "A Little Baby"-Ar.
mold Fritzlar.
Song: Silent Night"-Sunday
School.
Recitation: II Cannot Bring Rich
neutrality-suspicious. Quade.
Recitation: For The New Year
Orville Quade.
Recitation: THE Dearest Gift
Larry Goodpaster, Roger Good
paster.
Song: Joy to the World"-Sunday
School.
Recitation: why Did He Gomez
-Luella and Donald Cheadle
Larry and Roger Goodpaster.
Closing Hymn: BY the Congrega
ton.
Prayer.
Benedjction.
Announcements.
Distribution Of Gifts.
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American Lutheran Church
An English Christmas service
will be held December 25th at 2
o'clock.
Rev. E. G. Barker, Pastor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20
AKIK TOVABB LATTAK
AZ ORRUKNAL, Sss@

azok. mar a divatja multi sit
down sztrajkok alatty is ova in
tettek a munkasokat rninden
torvenytelen tutzast6l,. ~dacara
annak, hogy kitettek magukat
minden nagyszaju es felel6tlen
egyen gyanusitasanak.,
Akik mem rendes munkas-
szervezeteket, hanem forradal-
makat akarnak, azok iivolt0t-
tex, hogy "a t6ket szolgal-
jak", akik a tulzasokat ellen
xix, kes6bb azonban ,latta a
munkassag, hogy a felel6s We
zerek is ellene fordultak eek
mex a sztraj jkoknak.
Most mar mas jelei is van
max annak, hogy mennyire
igazunk volt, mixer ezektol a
ketelu fegyverektol a munka-
sokat feltettiik, S mikor be-
josoltuk, hogy eek a tulzasok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20
Az EtN0K HARCIAs y.

u nyilatkozattaletert haEas ket
hetes Sakaci6jAr6l 3es f1ern le-
ihetetlen, laogy- mAgatartasa a
kormanyz6i " denolrata 3Spart
szakadas&ta hozza -tiaagaval.
Legalabb ezt szeretneks elerni
a t6kesek ragadoz6 tosztalya,
es ez ] a. t1rekyese a. kiv<sa-
gosak szolg&lataba11 AID sal
tonak. 5sfs Z, -
A kenyert0rest q Supreme
Court megpakolasanak q ker-
desen akarjak felidezni, s val6-
sagos nemzeti host csinal a
sajto minden honatyab6a, aki
szembe foriul az eln0kkel.
9cKenytelenek vagyunk meg
ismetelni, amt mar annyiszor
megirtunk, hogy a bir6sag
megpakolasat mi sem tartot-
TUX soha szerencses gondolat-
max, inert szerintiink ALKOT-
MANYMoDOSITAS lenne sztik
seges, de elismerjik, hogy a
"megpakolas' gyorsabban es
biztosabban elvezetne benntin-
ket az vi deal minden celia
hoz.
Ugyanigy vannak johiszemu
szenatorok is, akik ellene for
dultak az elnoknek, inert attol
felnek, hogy ez precedenst
szolgalna a j0v6re, egy ke-
sobbi reakci6s eln0k es kon-
gresszus ugyanezt a fegyvert
fogja a liberalizmus ellen
hasznalrli.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20
A MUNKA .FRONTJAN
MEM ''oJs1a s.

: .
tortentek kellemes dolgok a
multi heten, es nagyon sze-
retnenk ha az alabbi sorokat
minden ertelmes munkas fl
gyelmesen,. esetleg ketszer is
elolvasna.
Minden jel AIT mutatja, -
es a multi heten nagyon sok
"jel' volt - hogy regebbi fe-
lelmeink jogosak voltak, s
hogy a lakossag hangulata
lassan ellene fordul a nun.
kaSnak.
Es ismetelten szives figyel-
mebe ajanljuk mindenkinek
aki "arulot" lat es kiabal a
jozansag minden szavaban
hogy a munkassag csak addie
erhet el eredmenyt, amig yele
van a polgarsag, a Szavaz6
polgarsag tobbsege.
Mem a leulessel, nem a
picketelessel, mem a torvenyek
kel, szoktak a munkasok jo-
gos k0veteleseiket elerni Char
eek mind eszk0z0k lehetnek)
hanem azzal, hogy velik var
a nemzet t0bbsege.
Esj hiaba alkalmazzak mind
ezen fegyvereket, mikor a koz
hangulat ellenuk fordul, mer'
akkor a fegyvereket a hatalon
birtokosai egyszeruen kiutik ;
kezlikbol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20
EZEKEN A VITAS
KERDESEKEN

kivul a k0zeli napokban a
nagytoke vi nemzeti gyaszra
kap az elnokt6l alkalmat,
inert bejelentette Roosevelt,
hogy a gyermekmunka es a
munkaid6 kerdeset is saba
lyozni kivanja a k0zel jov6-
ben.
Minthogy az ipari allamok
lakossaganak a jelenlegi han
gulataban a kongresszus reak-
clos tagjai sem fognak mer-
nj ez alol a jogos kivansag
alol kiterni, ketsegtelen hogy
a Supreme Court iigyen pro-
baljak maid az egesz nyarat
athuzni; ICY akarnak maid
- a t6ke parancsara - a ker-
des el6l kiterni.
Reakci6s ujsagok maris XII
adtak a jelsz6t a het vegen,
hogy bizzak a munkas kerde-
SEX szabalyozasat az egyes al
lamokra, amelyeknek ait par
honapja lehet6ve tette q
hatra-arcot csinslt Supreme
Court, vilagos azonban, hogy
ez mem megoldAs.
Vilagos, hogy negyvennyolc.
1ele korlatozas rosszabb len.
ne q jelenlegi rendszertelen
rendszernel, es Roosevelt eli.
arulna a munkAssagot, ha e.
alol a k0telesseg al6f literni
Ami nem Is Gil szandekAbar
az eln0knek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20
HA SIKERUL A Macy
TOKENEK

S a szolgalataban all6 sal
tonak, hogy veglegesen kettle
torjek a demokrata partnak
amugy is csak kGls6leges egy-
seget, az eln6k javaslata eset-
leg elbukhat, a reform-t0rve-
nyek utjat esetleg elvagjak, de
ab1Dl sem lesz kara a nem-
zetnek.
Akkor legalabb ninden zsak
a sajat foltjara fog talalni, q
ket part reakcios elemei egy
k0z0s taborba fognak vonulni
az amerikai polgarsagot mem
fogiak ezentul megteveszteni
hamis zaszl6kkal.
Regen lit volt az ideje, hogy
egy nyiltan reakcios konzer-
vativ es egy liberals partja le-
gyen a nemzetnek, ahelyett
hogy nindket r6gi partban ia.
lalhatunk mindket elemb6l.
szenator Glass-nak kppeu
annyira mines helye a Roose.
velt pArtjaban, mint amennyi,
re mines helye q Tammany
Hallnak; de hasonl6an erk6lcs
telen az az "egyseg, amely
Borah-t, Nye-t vagy La Guar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20
A MESFELEZER MILLI0

dollaros ! segely- koltsegvetest
-allitottak Afre, inert, a TAXA
rekossagot = d ascsakugy, mint a
Hoover idej4bsn -= szeretnek
a nincstelenek b6rere. csinal-
nj, s annak az osszegnek a
harmadat szeretnek minden
aron lenyesni. -. ,.5
A kivaltsagos osztalynak
egyetlen isza1a sem volt, mi
kor a hadsefeg 1es a hadi-
tengereszet f1iiasfelezer millio
dollaros tetefeit targyaltak, S
annak a tizE9percentjet sem
tartottak sziihsegesnek lecsip-
nj. LIsl6 $50 .fa.'
A szegenyek gyoInran akar-
nanak sporolni, inert .ez az
osszeg mem jelent Macy prof.
tot a municios iparnak, es
inert ha a nincstelenek ujra
eheznek, akkor Rooseveltt6l a
tomeg elfordul. Els ez a vegs6
es elso celia g t6kenek.
Minthogy ~sporolni az elnoF
is szandekszik, ARA megtalal
jak a honatyak mas tetelekne
az alkalmat, $ ezen a kerdeser
mem fog a kormany vereseget
szenvedni, S a szukseges osz
szeget a kongresszus meg fog
| ia SZavazni.