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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
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zatunk ltanyelsei,, rniveb benn-
foglaltatnak az alkotmany-
.ban?et asGs0.I "a S{sg&t>I@ "A
Is A tizn parafaesolatIiak sem
az adta meg az jeleiit6seget,
inert a Bibliaban fbglaltatott,
hanern 4 tiz paranesolat azert
foglaltatlk "a Szentirasban,
inert or6kbecsu erkolcsi sertek-3
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Ezen gondolatokat szem.
el6tt taftva vizsgaljuk hat az
alkotmany alabbi teteIeit azon
szempontbol, hogy vajjbn az
alkotmany vedelmet 81 nyujt-e
regy esetleg bekovetkez6 keny-'
uralom veszelye ellen. - 9
y Az alkotmany erteIhieben
"a kormanyzat csak a nep erde-
keit szolgalhatja; ''ss1$'1s1 j
~ a kormanyzat jogkore
szabatosan meg van allapitva;
81 az allamhatalom harom,
egymastol figgetlen agazatra
tagozodik, ahelyett, fiogy min
den hatalom egy kezbe futna
ossze;
~ az alkotmanyt d legma-
gasabb torvenynek minositet-
tex, amelyen valtoztatasokat
csak az orszag lak6ssaganak
egyuttes elhatarozasaval lehet
eszkozolni; ~
s. megalakitottak a Legfel-
sobb Birosagot abbol a celbol,
hogy e'len6rizze, vajjon a nep
es a kormanyzat betartja-e a
legmagasabb torveny, az alkot-
many rendelkezeseit.
Masfel evszazaddal az al
kotmary megszerkesztese utan
ma mar mem csupan azert
tartjuk be az alkotmany rem.
delkezeseit, inert azok benn-
foglaltatnak az alkotmanyban.
Mint a tiz parancsolat is, az
alkotmanyt azert tartjuk tisz-
teletben, inert rendelkezesei
helyesek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
.SULYOSAN
|MECBOSSZULJA :

magat az a teny, hogy a CIO
eleinte, az ul6-sztrajkok alatt
a kommunistak baratsagat er6
sen kereSte. ~ ~
A sorozatos lilo sztrajkokat
a kommunistak terrorja keny-
szeritette a szervezetre es azok
ideztek fel AIT a par szaz
sztrajkot, amit aaGeneral Mo-
tors gyaraiban szerz6des ellie
mere rendeztek. ''xel ..--s1 s.. ,~'
Most az auto ,munkfasok seer.
vezetenek az elnoke, Homer
Martin tiz kommunista SERVE
rs utjat kiadta, de .ebbe mem
nyugodtak belle a radikalis
munkasok es kerd6re akartak
vonni az elnokot a mutt heten
Olyan szenvedelyes volt q
hangulat, hogy Martin a nala
jart bizottsagot a munkasmoz-
galmak nagyobb + dicsosegere
revolverrel fogadtaG
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
YOUNGSTOWN
PITSSBURGH- CLEVELAND
PIACI ARAK

TUcAToNKENT
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
HOGYAN A LEGJOBB
TAVBESZEL0T HIVNI

A legtobb ember, amikor va
roskozi telefon beszelgetest
ohajt, abba a tevedesbe esik,
hogy el6szor 'leadja a sajat te-
lefonjanak szamat es a nevet,
miel6tt a hivott varost megne-
vezne.
J. M. Hogan, az Ohio Bell
Telpehone CO. Youngstown uz-
letvezet6je most avval a felvi-
lagositassal szolgal, hogy he
lyes a kovetkez6.
"El6szor jon a hivott varos
neve es. az allan, amelyben
van, (pl. Akron, Ohio) aztan
az a szam, arnelyet a varosban
ohajt. A telefonos kisasszony
azonnal hivja a mask varost
es kozben megkerdi a hivo
szamot.
A legjobb a kovetkezo pelda
szerint hivni, amikor a Long
Distance felel: Cleveland, O.,
Main O647". Ha szenellyel
akar beszelni, akkor ezutan
mondja be, hogy kivel akar
beSzelni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07

A rendez6seg minden lehet6t
elk0vet, hogy mindenki j6l es
kellemesen mulathasson, kitii-
no zene, niindenfele zarnatos
italok es a moi tagok altal k6-
szitett izletes friss etelek IS
siitemenyek mellett.
Ezen q nlllatsagon meg
keszpenz dijat is lenet kapni.
Kerjiik az 0sszmagyarsag, be-
leertve tagjaink szivex megje-
leneset ezen kitiin6nek igerke-
z6 mulatsagra. Felkerjiik azon
k0nyvecSke van, AIT a legke-
s6bb a tancmulatsag el6tt szi-
veskedjenek beszolgaltatni.
Magyarok, vegyiink reszt le-
het6leg miridnyajan ezen a ba-
ratsagos osszejovetelen. Alfalfa
nosan tudott dolog, hogy e
szovetseg tagjai t6megesen
mennek masok altal rendezett
mulatsagokba es a heleptidij
is csak 35 cent, amelyert kel-
lemes tarsasagban, zene mel
lett mulatva sz6rakozhat. Ne
feledje RI a datumot, most va
sarnap a Magyar Hazban Ia
lalkozunk. m
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
FOOTBALL EREDMENY

Szancs magyar csalad oyer
meke jar mar High Schoolba
ICY bizonyara erdekelni fogja
a csalad tobbi tagjait is, hogy
az 8 isko1ajuk hogy szerepelt
a legut6bbi lapdarugo mer-
k6zesen a mutt heten.
CLANCY High 9 megnyerte
12-O-ra a South High iskolat.
I Newton Falls 27---12 Strut
herSt. f5afssv ~
Clevelsnd-Linco1n 1872 Al
lancet.
New Castle 800 Beaver
iFallst.,.s /
Niles 12-o Youngstown
Rayent. ,.s..
Sharon 27-7 Oil City.
sharpsville 2o-6 Brookfiel-
Diet verte meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
szENT IMRE ,GYuLEs

Szives szeretettel hozom
tagtestvereim tudomasara AIT,
hogy gyllesiink a Scent Istvan
Otthonban e ho e1o-en, vasar-
nap delutan 2 orai .kezdettel
lesz megtartva. .,.,.
Oktober h6pan van egy ha-
laleseti illetek befizetes rs C..
Hayidii Is c. Az 0sszes fizetesi
illetek $1.50.
Azon testyerek, akik meg
mem fizettek meg ez evi egy
dollar iigykezelesi dijat, ne ha-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
HOGY A MUNKASOK
MAGUK :.

unjak a testverharcot' es a
|'fejetlenseget, annak sulyos je-
lett lattuk a multi heten.
T0bb kisebb-nagyobb iparte-
lep munkasai a CIO ELLEN
szavaztak es testverharc cred
menyekeppen t0bb helyen
mindket szervezet ellen es a
KOMPANIA JUNI MELLETT
Fszavaztak. 1"g..F Ras&%'s q <Hsre
Termeszetes, hogy a nagyt6-
ks es az uralkodo osztaly XII
hasznalja a testverharcot a ma
ga javara es a kompania juni-
kat - kil0n0sen a kisebb ipar
telepeken - lazas gyorsasaggal
fejlesztik.
Sokszor ramutattunk a multi
ben, hogy az ugynevezett "fig
getlen" szervezetek mindig a
tarsasag erdekeben es annak
segitsegevel alakulnak EFT
bebizonyitottak a multi heten a
Labor Board el6tt Johnstown-
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
Macy TANCMULATSAGOT
RENDEZ A SIT. GY0RGY
COR. KATH. SZ0VETSEG
YOUNGSTOWN OSZTALYA

Nagyszabasu tancmulatsa-
got rendez a Scent Gyorgy
Cor. Kat. Szovetseg Scent Mi
halyr6l elnevezett 12-ik young
stowni osztalya, most vasar-
nap este 7 oratol a West Side-i
Magyar HaZban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
KIDERI1LT,
HOGY TIZEZREKKEL

tamogatta suttyomban a
Bethlehem Steel ait a hirhedt-
te Walt Johnstown mozgalmat,
amely a "Vigilante" Citizens
Committee-t orszagosan meg
akarta szervezni.
Kiderult, hogy Johnstown
hirhedt polgarmestere, aki hir-
hedt bootlegger volt, miel6tt
feje lett a varosnak, olvasatla-
null kapta a penzt az acelgyar
tisztvisel6it6l, hogy azon de-
putykat fogadjon, ...'
A Labor Board dicseretes
munkat vegez a Johnstown BIZ
zottsag iigyeben,, inert q pol
garsag a vizsgalat yegen. tisz-
ia kepet fog kapni a dologr6l.
Kivanatos lenne, hogy a La
Dor Board mindeniitt ;hason-
loan paratlan munkat .yegez-
zen es ne partosodjek meg a
munkassag javara sem,, inert
minden nyilt partoskodas csak
art a munkas iigyenek.
A National Steel Corporation
iigyeben a Labor Board er6sen
reszrehajl6 volt a. CIO mellett
idaig $ ez vegiil mem a mum
kassagnak, hane1n a gyar hir-
hedt fejenek, Mr.. Weirnek fog
hasznalni. Mert alkalmat kap
ra 8 is, a kivaltsagos osztaly
is, a reakci6s politikusok is,
hogy a Labor Boardot jogosan
tamadjak.
SZTRAJKOK 1907
CiiT nc c7iuaD AM., n gsfl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
AMEllkAla MAEyAk alalAGa

ban, Meg San Francisco oban q
.fegyversziir1etet meg sem ko6-- 3
tottek Ca haborusag egyel6re
az AFL eresegevel svegz6dott
- kiujult az a kik0t6 munka-
sok k0xt rev Yorkban. -
Port 3Huronban, Michigan
ben . t6kesek 6szinte Is osz-
,totlans 6r0m&re a ket szervez-
zet munkAsai kozt olyan ;yeres
yerekedesek yoltak, shogy egy
ytslcat munkast napok ota. k6r-
,hazakban apolnak. S,,ss,-I,.. =.
Detroitban egy lilo sztrajk
hverte a t.gyarb6l a
trend6rseg, inert d birosag pa
megszegtek. "A ssztraj-
kol6k mindossze ,snegyyenen
tvoltak, a1nig az AFL-hez tafto.
rs nehany szaz 1,nunkasl meg
akart maradni a rnunkaban.
A cleveland valasztasokban
a CIO felgy6zelmet aratott S
ezen a heten valik el, hogy
rnennyi politikai befolyassal
birnak Detroitban, ahol q CIO.
max rendes ticketje van az el6.
valasztasokban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07

Csakhogy ez.a haromsza1eze
ember soha mem dolgozott es
.soha nem fog szenbanyaban
5dolgozni Is ha tagok lesxnek,
megis belesz6last nyernek a
szenbanyaszok dolgaba.
u Al banyaszokn mem aller-
dekukben, hogy az 3 sorsu-
kat olyan szervezeti 4tagok in
tezzek, akik nem. ertenek q SOC
sukhoz aes a szervezet kib6 b6gitA=
se csak a vezerek &rdekeit E1Qls
galna, akik ICY t0bb penzt aks
nagyobb hatalmat nyernEltssn Elts snek, as.l.'
.AdlLYEN SZUKS!;EllG!ES ,,s,.. ,,.,s !.
volt a clo, hogyqaz egy ipar-
ban delgez6 0sszes mlmkaso-
kat egy szeryezetbe ahozlRssa
ahogy az ia szknipaxbant re-
gen megt0rtent ---eppen olyar
ostobasag Is tulzas lenpe, hogy
a kul0nboz6 iparagakban dol
goz6 munkasok kilzos SERVE
zetbe~ TOM oriil jienek sla * S az a pro
,letarera sen1nis jdtaA aAem hoz-
hatna. s.x4s,iay ,iItfl :
Mikor tehat Lewis szandeko.
san amegnyitja a United Mine
Workers kapuit, hogy a vegyi
ipar munkasait a banyasz.
szervezetbe csabitsa,, talan {
maga teszi lehet6ve Greennek
1hogy a hatalmas szeryezetet
kettle hasitsa. E lap deldaul
minden k0riilmenyek k0zt e
minden Lewis elleni ,.utalatunR
dacara eliteli, ha q banyasz'
szervezetet kettle hasijak., DE-
ha a .vegyi ipar munkasainak
szazezreit csempeszik a banya
szok szervezetebe, akkor mi i.
kenytelenek lennenk ait mon
dani, >hogy abban t0bbe, nen
erdemes benn maradni a -
banyasznak. 8. 81, ,...-.,.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
,FoNToNKENr
HUsHELoNkENT

EI6suIyban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
HETI SZEMLE

tele var korrupcioval $ bar abb
boil Lewis a tagsag minden
jogat ki0lte, megis halalos We
TEX lesz, ha AIT q Progress
sivek utjan - kettle hasitjak.
Ha azonban ez bekovetkezik,
Lewis. maya adja. meg "a az al
kalmat. soha gyalazatosabb
carizmus nem volt egy orszag-
ban, vagy egy csoportban, mint
a. UNIV ban, amelyben a tag
.sagt6lI minden jogot elvettek,
tamelyben feliilr6l uralkodnak $
amelynek a tagjai zninden hoz-
zasz6las nelkiil csak ad6t ii
zetnek.
De meg ICY is, meg a Lewis
mancsaiban is hasznos a UNIV,
amig egysegrs Is meg ez sem
lefet ok ARA, hogy valaki XII
viilr6l, robbant0 sszandekkal a
szervezetre rattrj0n. - ~
AZ A LEGSZOMORUBB
ebben "a varhato csataban.
hogy eppen a United Mine Wor
kerS ellen tor Lewis a mask
oldalrol egy vi, ostoba es blinos
lepessel.
A uMWA4nek k0riilbelil
negyszazezer ,tagja van, akik
mind a banyaiparban dolgoz.
max es mindenki .tagja abban
az iparban.
Most azonban ebbe a SERVE.
zetbe akarjak t0m0riteni aze
kat a vegyi gyarakban dolgo.
zo rnunkasokat is, akik a
szen feldolgozasaban es mel
lektermenyeiben dolgoznak
ICY ujabb haromszazezer mum
kast akarnak a UMWA-ba fel
.szivni. a3e
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
(Folytatas a ak oldalrol. }

(Folytatas a Ak oldalrM.)
gyasb6l ilyes eles eket vAgtak
az amerikai 11nunkassag k6z5
es mem meltok ra sem az egyik,
sem a mask cspportban, .hOgy
a munkasokat tovabb vezessek.
Green ugyan nehany hete
felaj&nlotta 4 beket Lewisnak,
amit 81 cezar6mani&s sCIO
vezer megvet6ssel utasitott el
magato1, de avert Green is Okla
annak, 'fDgy. ennyire elHlergn'
sedett a helyzet a k6ttabaS
Green ALTA .saz utjat eveken
at az fpari7 szervezkedesnek.
ami nsktikaa tomegtermelesre
berendezett iparokat soha mem
tudtak voina szervezni. -:. -
Most a. nap6kban az AFL
konvenciot tart Denverben es
ezena konvericion' vegleges lesz
a szakitas, inert q C1O- O-hoz
csatlakozott Macy szervezeteket
valosziniileg az AFL-bd kizar-
jak. "t>'t ,@Eto
A 'hata1mas nyomdasz-unio
vezet6i es a canadai munkasve-
zerek: ugyan megkiserlik, hogy
a beket k0zvetitsek, de a k9t
vezer ket veszett kutya modja-
ra mar Ell n1indenkit ett6l az
'igyekezett6l.
AZ ELLENSEG TERULETE
alatt Cream. vaI6szinuleg a
United Mine Workerst erti, q
amelyben esysegesek a banya-
Szok..
En- a hatxlmas szervezet a
legnagyohh munkas-egyseg az
orszagbau es bdr a szervezet
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-15
PLAN TO RAISE
BISHOPS RANK
SENT TO CHURCH
Episcopal Unit Would
Make Post Permanent

NEW YORK. Sept. IS dN.SO.
A committee report proposing that
the office of Presiding Bishop Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church
be made permanent and nave the
prerogative and perhaps the title
of Archbishop, was forwarded to
all members of the House OF
Bishops today.
The suggestion, made after sew
eral joint meetings here by the
committee on status and work of
the presiding bishop. ana the COM
mission to evaluate the activities
of the national council of the
church, will be discussed at the
fifty-second Triennial G en- er a
Convention of the church in Gin
cinnaUl, october 6.
It was also learned that a re-
port recommending that the
church's attitude on the questions
of marriage and divorce be liberal
lied will be presented to the gen
eral convention.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-15
u S. Navy Orders


Captain
Herbert A. Jones, on disch. trtmt.
Nav. Hosp, San Diego; to home, rel. ali
active duty.
Commander
Richard H. Knight, on disch. trtmt
Nav. Hosp. San Diego; to home, rel. ali
active duty.
Lieutenant Commanders
Ray E. A. Pomeroy, on disch. trtmt.
Nav. Hosp. Mare Island, Calf; to Navy
Rctg. sta, Des Moines, Iowa.
Harold A. Badger, on disch. trtmt.
Nav. Hosp, San Diego; to home, rel.
all active duty.
John H. Dabis, on disch. trtmt. Nor
folk Nav. Hosp, Portsmouth, Va; to
home, rel. all active duty.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-15
Delay Irwin Trial
For Sanity Report

NEW YORK, Sept. IA 0.N.SO.
Trial of Robert Irwin, charged
with the triple Staying In the
apartment of Mrs. Mary Gedeon
on Easter morning, will not start
next Monday as scheduled, the
District Attorneys office an
nounced today. 1t will be post
poned until a commission APP
pointed to inquire into the sanity
Of the 29-year-old sculptor has re-
ported to the court.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-15
Bay State Reports
Cranberry Wealth

BOSTON, Sept. IS G.N.S)
ThereTl be a little extra cranberry
sauce with that Thanksgiving
turkey this year.
The Massachusetts cranberry
crop this year is expected to total
100000 barrels, compared with
346,O00 barrels for last year, it
was announced today by the New
England crop reporting rcrvice OF
the United States Department OF
Agriculture. This compares with
407,800 barrels, the five year
average.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-15
Bridge Hits Car
Yes, That's Right

SAGINAW, Mich, Sept. Is
GN.SD-There is no man-bites-
dog item today, but here's some
thing that may do:
Truck Driver Charles Granger,
Owosso, reported his trailer was
damaged when hit by the swing
span of the Court Street bridge.
He said he was parked on the
bridge to await the passing of a
train when the span was swung to
permit boat to pass.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-15

Her evening gowns, nodded with
pristine simplicity Of line, are plas-
tered to the figure. that's Schiapa-
reIli. and watch for the series start
ing Monday in the WashingtOn Herald.
Call Di. $500 for Home Delivery.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-15
Lleutenanta

Clement r. Baume, on disch trtmt.
Nav. Hosp, San Diego; to home, rel. all
active duty,
Arthur b. Marks, on disch. trtmt.
Fitzsimmons General Hosp, Denver; to
home, rel. all active duty.
Ernest C. Collins. to duty Nav. Air
Sta, Norfolk, Va.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-06

And I can't believe my horse slip ped over a cliff"
 Old Tex considered that for a moment.
 Didn't you say while ago you found a painter den? Some kite tens?" ...
 "yss, sir. They frightened me r!e~"-."
 Don't blame you, but you likely wouldn't have come to no harm, These here lions ain't vicious to man. But femme tell you-they kill many a deer and COW and hoss. And hoss knows it. Son, if yo' hoss got one whiff of a lion near him. he'd 20 loco. I've seen it. I've killed, l reckon, a hundred lions in my day, and when they tree have to whup my hoss to get him in shootin' range. Yours likely snorted and trembled and run hisself right over that cliff without knowin' it"
 And ripped open my canteen in the fall, I suppose" Stuart finished.
 Likely"
 It wasn't convincing, but it all seemed to dovetail The sheriff, in common with most old-timers loved to talk. He gave Stuart more regional lore than a book of history could have done. He even told of the Spanish days when Don Miguel Peralta, So- moran rancher, was sending ex- petitions up to the mountain to bring out gold ore. And of the time when Don Miguel sent his greatest cavalcade of all. The United States had acquired Arizona by the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo in 1848 and Don Miguel knew the Yankees wouldn't respect his ownership of the rich mine. He sent in 300 men and many pack animals. They work ed the gold. did crude smelting to make concentrates right there in the mountain stored their valuable cargo until all packs were filled. then headed back for the home rancho.
 But tn danged Redskins. tn Apaches, surprised that outfit and killed everything but two boys" old Tex was telling it in excitable fash ion. They snuk of in the bushes and hid thar, and got back home half starved. Even tn mules was killed. We have found little bushel- sized mounds of tn rich ore. right where the animals dropped and routed. Gold ain't no good to tn Reds. It's cursed"
 Stuart didn't accomplish much, but he learned more about Supersti- tion's treasure than he had ever dreamed of knowing. He had taken the stories lightly heretofore. Now he was intrigued by the possibilities. The Spanish episodes, and the half dozen or so subsequent murders that were on official record, were convin- cling proof to Stuart Gas to many another) that Superstition must somewhere clutch rare treasure. But-as old Tex laconically answer ed his inevitable query-"gold is where you find 1t, and Superstition is mighty big"
 Stuart was about to shake hands
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-06
SUPERSTITION $ |Il ! II|I: NJ

with the venerable sheriff and take his leave when the desk telephone rang. The old man motioned him to wait until the call was done.
 Stuart couldn't help overhearing mot that he tried to. A sheriff is sort of public property anyway, everyone feels; his affairs should be open to public scrutiny. At least it's a convenient excuse. Stuart wasn't especially attentive, though, because the officer listened much and asked a few questions. Finally he hung up.
 Be damned if this won't interest you, son." he declared. 'Sfunny. But wait'll I call Watson. Supersti- tion's mostly in Pinal."
 When old Tex got Sheriff Wat son of Pinal county on the phone, Stuart strained for every word,
 Wat? This here's Tex Leather wood. Call frum a woman at Apa- che Junction. A Miss Golfer, C-o-l-t-e-r. Said her brothers lost in Superstition |. Yeah, they been huntin' gold. He's been out four, five days. His pappy and brother went for him and found his hat and nothin' else. Carried just quart of water. That's a fack Yep. Yep. Lemme know Yep, Golfer; Paul Colter."
 (To Be Continued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-06
-oLor,srs Aee,ve

CIR WALTER RALEIGH named
 the new country. to which he had sent settlers, Virginia" Late in 1906 a band of i20 men and women took ship from England to colonize this promised land. They arrived four months later at the mouth of a river which they called the James," and set up the colony of Jamestown.
 Soon, however. disease and starvation depleted the settlement to a mere 40 inhabitants. From these Capt. John Smith was chosen to trade with the Indians. Through his diplomacy, antago- nistic tribes became friendly, the colony began to thrive anew, and Smith was elected governor.
 By the autumn of 1909 the pop ulatlon had reached almost 500. Smith returned to England and peace continued for nearly IS years, when an Indian massacre reduced the population by $50. In 1876. fire almost destroyed the town, and by 1899 the capital of Virginia was moved to Williams burg.
 The settlement of this colony IS pictured on the two-cent stamp of the. three issued in 1907 on the tercentenary of this event.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-06
DIRECTS RAFT

Fritz Lang, internationally known director, today was signed by Para mount for a two-year term, during which time he will make three pie lures for the company, his first, the Sylvia Sidney George Raft co-star- ring picture You and Me"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-06
Brain TWizzIers By Prot. ]. D. Flint

Ahl you have just been depu- flzed by the Intelligence Depart <nent 10 aid in the deciphering di- Flsiou, We have a strange group ef words, or at least tumble of let zers, to decipher and we're putting eou to work on them. Here they 4ke:
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 s.NVTARN DBZZFITzR
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 10. tTKMNBO YBVzDBAPo wen give you one clue = they're names of movie actors! Can you decipher them in fifteen minutesT
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-06
CAST OF CHARACTERS
By sl29s Arnold

CAROLEE GOLFER, heroine, prOspectors' daughter.
 STUART BLAKE, eastern sdude' tourist; CarOlee'S lover. HENRY GOLFER, prOspector. PAUL AND SILAS GOLFER, prOSpector'S sons.
 NINA BLAKE, Stuart'S sister.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-06

Government orders are speeding production of automotive plants in CzechoSlovakia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-06
ANSWER TO SATURDAYS
 TWIZZLER

Here's the way the land W a s marked off.
 Copyright, John F. Dillo Col
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-06

Saturday,: Stuart gives Carolee a beautiful bracelet. Romance be- gins to grip them both. As they part CarClee tells Stuart she will call him from the Mesa should she need himi
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-06

The sheriff chuckled a little. Stu- art smiled and nodded.
 T ought to know" Stuart agreed. ~f saw plenty of them when I was craving drink of water. But dad swore the bullets struck near him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-11-24
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION!

* In accordance with long *
 l; established American cust- *:
 * om, and in keeping with the *
 * wishes of the President of * A; the United States and the *
 * Governor of our Territory, *
 * I, Edward M. Seidenverg, * * Mayor of the Municipality of *
 * Nome, hereby Proclaim *; * Thursday, November 25th, * * 1887, a Day of Thanksgiving :: * to be observed in giving *
 * thanks to Almight God for * ': the many blessings He has * * bestowed upon our people !;
 * during the past year * * l urge the people of Nome ]; ''; to assemble on the day set j; <; forth at their customary ;: :i; place of worship and offer <: 'i; thanks that our city, terri * '': tory and nation have escaped ': >; the distressed conditions that * >; have borne so heavily in the * a; past few years, and that hap * * piness has been restored ag- * * ain. * * In witness whereof, I have * <; set my hand and caused the j; * seal of the City of Nome to * A; be affixed hereto this 23rd ]: 'i; day of November, 1887. * * ;. a; Edward M. Seidenverg, :: * Mayor. ;: s: Attest: M. J. Walsh, ': * City Clerk. a; a; (SEAL) *