davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-04-04
sSSzRpB AND Streams!
Xg GEORGE HUBER ~W
49, ~<@>

tunity for display last Thursday
morning.
All along Hunting Greek fires were
built, and at midnight practically
every so-called angler in the lot
Clipped the ice from his rod guides
and line and tossed piece Of liver or
worm into the creek.
This column seldom finds fault with
the methods anglers choose to use, but
we rise this time to protest that that
sort Of fishing is not in the best inter-
ests Of the sport.
Fish fed on liver all Winter and
released few days before opening day
and offered more liver before they
have had chance to awaken in cold
streams are not giving much sport to
those who catch them. An April IS
date will give the water a chance to
get warmer and fish will become more
wary and more sporty.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
April Is Is Better Date.

7 ET's have more sport in our tsh-
ing. It's no fun fishing when the
weather is 50 cold that trout fishing is
like fishing for pike through the ice.
The sport in trout fishing comes not
from catching an 8inch fish, but from
getting that fish to strike at an arti-
fetal lure on tackle so light that it has
more than half a chance to escape.
BY April Is we ill have had
several warm rains, and be-
sides fish will be in better condi-
ton to put up an argument.
Trout fishermen spend IS each for
= nonresident license and several
times that on a single trip when they
catch, at the most, 10 half-pound fish,
and II they do not do 1t the sporting
way, then they are robbing themselves.
II its fish they want, they can get
some excellent mackerel for 20 cents
Evening star., 1937-04-04

PRACTICALLY the entire legis-
- lative program for which
Maryland sportsmen and off,
L cials Of the Bureau Of Fisheries
have been working has been killed in
the Fish and Game Committee Of the
Maryland House Of Delegates. Mary
land, one Of. the most backward OF
Eastern States when it comes to fish
protection, still will be at the foot of
the class when the delegates adjourn
tomorrow night or early Tuesday
morning.
A bare half dozen States permit sale
Of black bass. Among those is Mary
land. Among the bills given an un-
favorable vote in committee was one
prohibiting sale Of black bass no mat
ter where caught. Why Maryland
spends thousands of dollars each year
Evening star., 1937-04-04
.EMMONS CAPTURES
TRAPSHOOT TOURNEY
outscores Bingham, 55.3 to IS, In
Added-T Competition at
Washington Club.

"A FRACTION decided the winner
- Of the added-target event At
Washington Gun Club yesterday after
noon. with George A. Emmons winning
The trophy with a score OF 55.s, to
n. NJ Bingham's SIS. Emmons' scratch
8core was 48 out of so.
c. c. Fawsett was high in the 25-
target distance handicap, secondary
Feature of the day, while Pete Simmons
And Walter Wilson divided high honors
n the 25-target contest following the
Regular program.
Scores show the scratch and added
target totals:
Evening star., 1937-04-04

a pound at the market, and mackerel
give trout cards and spades any day
when it comes to tasty eating.
Why these bills were killed is hard
to say. Several Of the Delegates voting
in opposition to them have admitted
privately that they would be for them,
Evening star., 1937-04-04

has discretionary powers to set sea-
sons, limits and other regulations. 1t
Is doing good job, and bringing many
an angler there to spend his money
which could just as well be spent closer
home in Maryland
Evening star., 1937-04-04

but because Of political trading they
had to oppose them. When politics
enter sport, 1t is sad day.
That's why We are doing our trout
fishing in West Virginia. There the
Conservation Commission Is given the
money received from license fees and
Evening star., 1937-04-04
Cut Swath ut 'Keepsie.
End Of Old Pro School.

HE rise Of washington In coach
ing, including also q dozen or 10
prep and assistant college pilots, means
the end of the old, hard bitten school
Of professional oarsmen. With Jim
Wray gone from Cornell and old Dick
Glendon freshman coach at Cornell,
only Jim Ten Eyck, Syracuse's octo-
genarian, still is in the game as .
head coach. And there is hint
that this year the perennial skipper
Of the Onondaga navies will give way
to his son, Ned, former Rutgers
coach.
The influence of the Washingtonians
on rowing technique is plain. Only
Syracuse and Columbia OF the major
eights cling to the long layback. This
year Harvard and Cornell will adopt
the Washington credo Of the short
layback, the quick recovery, and the
break In the oarsman's arms ax the
body passes the perpendicular.
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Gets Yearly Appropriation.

AN ADDITIONAL Congressional
n appropriation of s25o,o0o an
nually will be made for construction
of yacht basins. Fuel stations and
repair shops are included in the
plans as are two boat lifts which will
handle craft up to 40 feet in length
directly from a boat well under cover.
For the nonce, however, local boat
men will be content as they always
have upon their possession. Whether
1t be week end cruise, an overnight
Journey or a mere evenings ride, they
will be found among the most con-
tented of men. For what greater
thrill can come to one who, reclining
upon the soft deck cushions or easy
chairs, looks out over the water at the
poor unfortunate land-lubbers who
envy him, even as he used to envy
them before he bought his Seafarer L?
Evening star., 1937-04-04
Trout Bill Also Killed,

A MOTHER bill given an unfavorable
vote in committee, but which may
reach the floor with small chance Of
passing is one opening the trout sea-
son April is instead of April l. An
April l opening date has many evils,
all OF which were given full oppor-
Evening star., 1937-04-04
PEE WEES WANT CANE.

The Betty Mae Pee Wees have .
permit for the Third and Sheridan
streets diamond today s* 1:30 o'clock
and would like to book Z base bah
game. Call Georgia 32o4.
Evening star., 1937-04-04

be destroyed and the bulkhead line
extended into the channel. All the
new construction will be harmonious
in architectural design to the Capital
Yacht Club and municipal wharf
Buildings. Sixty per cent Of the IA
cilities will be developed for pleasure
craft, leaving the remaining 40 per
cent for piers for commercial pur-
poses.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
REGATTA Heads On Job.

ND the Presidents Cup Regatta
Committee, that tireless body Of
men who apparently never stop
thinking of September the year
round, holds it second bi-Weekly
luncheon meeting tomorrow, when
further plans for the 1887 carnival
will be presented.
Reasons for the early start this
year are obvious Unlike the Winter
OF 1856, no floods have delayed
the start of preparation until damage
has been repaired. Then, too, the
almost continual Spring-like weather
for weeks set local shippers to work
on their craft as early as February.
Remember those balmy days of the
winter? They were being used for
work by nearly every one who owned
a boat. Lunch hours, after office
hours, early-morning hours-indeed,
any hours of daylight have found
these followers of the water prepar-
ing their sea home, be it cabin
cruiser, runabout, comet or dinghy.
But with all the new scenes that
have. and will come this week, an
even greater vision is held out to
boat owners and even non-nautical
persons who are attracted by the
mere beauty of surroundings.
Transform Water Front.
EOR Washington's water front Is
to be made over, beautifed and
enlarged. 1t is no news that the
District United States Engineers
Office here has prepared plans for
$1,65O,OOO water front improvement
project in the Washington Channel,
but that the work actually has started
provides new cause for enthusiasm.
Dredging of the river has started and
will continue until a 24-foot depth
in the Georgetown and Anacostia
Channels and a 20-foot depth in
Washington Channel is reached.
Then will come the changes which,
when completed, will provide marine
facilities for approximately 900 pleas
ure boats in the Washington Channel
alone; when old, unsightly piers will
Evening star., 1937-04-04
Washington Yacht Clubs Hard Put Care for Increased Fleets
NAVY BOAT CLUB
WILL KEEP BUSY
Midshipmen's Organization
Has Growing Fleet of
Varied Craft.
NNAPOLIS. Nd, April

NNAPOLIS, Nd, April g.
n Starting its second year, the
II Naval Academy Boat Club,
4 A founded here last February
under the guidance of Admiral David
Sellers, superintendent Of the acade-
my, is preparing for q busy season
OF intramural racing on the Severn
River
Comprised OF midshipmen interest,"
ed in yachting, the club, with Lieut..
Winston Folk as officer representa-
tive, has q growing feet that includes
four star class boats, 6-meter sloop
and an assortment Of craft ranging
from an 18-foot runabout to 30-foot
auxiliary sloop.
Three new star boats are to be con-
structed this Spring, increasing this
| well-knoVn class to seven. The
6-meter Mars, the property of Mid
shipman Remington, will sail for the
first time on the Severn.
Own Their Boats.
OTHER privately craft Of club
members are the 30-foot sloop
OF MldShlpman HerkneSS, 25-fOOt
whaleboat shared by Midshipmen
Hirschberger, Greenwood, Jackson
and Hairston; Midshipman Halls
2l-foot centerboard sloop, an 18-foot
sailboat built at the academy, prop
erty of Midshipmen Ellis and Leo
nard; 21-foot cabin yawl of Mid
shipmen Alexander, Aurand, Jackson
and Neal, which was also constructed
at the institution: a 20-foot cutter Of
Midshipmen Edrington and Clark,
25-foot Mathew sailor of Midship-
man O'Hare and the runabout, prop
erty of Midshipmen Ellerton and
Jakeman.
MILDLY officers of the club for the
year are: c. R. Hirschberger, COM
modore; F. w. Taylor. vice commo-
dore; w C. Hall, jr., rear commodore;
H. M. Robinson, secretary; P. w.
jackson, treasurer.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
D. c. LOOP TO ORGANIZE
franchises Are Open to Nuny
Soft Ball Teams.

The opening meeting Of the District
Building Soft Ball League will be held
in the District Playground Depart
ment's ONCE in room SIS Of the Dis
trict Building at 4:30 O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon.
Franchises are open to all District
departments. The league u expected
to start within the next two weeks.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
COR|NTH|ANBU|LDS
MORE DOCK SPACE
Capital Boasts New Float.
1President's Cup Board
Works Far Ahead.
BY BILL DISMER, JR.

w YHAT sandpaper, paint and
n nails have been used on
wv for weeks becomes appar-
ent to Washington water
lovers this week, when new and re-
conditioned boats of every description
once again take their moorings in
the Washington Channel of the old
Potomac.
The channel, most familiar part of
the Capitals vast water front, as
sumes its familiar Summer aspect
with the filling of the now empty
water space. With most of the water
residents there members of the Cap
ital Yacht Club, their owners await
only the launching of the club tender,
so that they may have access to
their places in the channel
The transformation of the channel
into a boat colony, however, is only
the outward and visible sign of the
seasons activity which is about to
spring up all along the river from
the Potomac Boat Club to the
Corinthian Yacht Club. Rarely ever
before in the Capitals history have
plans for water fun been so extensive.
Corinthian is building dock accom-
modations for 80 additional boats,
and even then won't be able to accept
into membership all who desire it..
Capital is installing a new float to
take care of its increased member
ship. Potomac is ready to start two
weeks ahead of time Washington
Canoe Club takes to the water this
week
Evening star., 1937-04-04
HUSK|E 0ARSMEN
STAR AS COACHES
Washington Alumni Direct
Game as Rockne Pupils
Did in Foot Ball.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
- CRATCH rowing coach this
Spring at Poughkeepsie or New
London, and il you don't turn
- up washington alumnus,
you're entitled to q free ride in the
coxsVain's seat.
The tall men from the coast have
taken over the direction Of the Ma
tion's rowing destinies as completely
as Notre Danes school for coaches"
under Rockne performed In foot ball.
Dean of the Washington alumni Is
Ed Leader. the tall, taciturn teacher
Of Yale oarsmen, who, until last sea-
son, never had crew finish worse
than second. This Spring a rising
young instructor from the Husky den,
Tom Bolles, will coach Harvard and
send his eight against leaders In
Americas oldest rowing rivalry.
Cut Swath 1T 'Keepsie.
Not content with dominating ivy"
rowing, the Washingtonians will cut
a wide swath at Poughkeepsie. KY
Ebright, coach of California. and his
assistant, Russ Nagler, both are Wash
ington men. The Bears under Ebright
won in 1882, "a and '35.
The resident dean OF the Washing
ton school is AL Ulbrickson, who
stroked the mighty Huskey crew Of
1925. In that boatload Of Pough-
keepsie winners, in addition to Bolles,
were Harrison Sanford and Norman
Sonju, new Cornell coaches. That
crew was coached by Rusty Callov,
present Pennsylvania mentor.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
CAvALCADE EARNS OATS.

Cavalcade, now retired to the stud,
won 10 times more in stakes and
purses than he cost as a yearling.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04
ANIMAL INKkBB

vannak szorulva, mint ameny-
nyit a maganjotekonysag
adott a mult evben.
A szegeny emberek meg AIT
sem bannak, ha ezt az adot
mem progressive modon fl
zetnek, ha egyforman ket-
harom szazalek esne a SEE
genyre es a gazdagra, bar
abban mem lenne sok igaz-
sag.
Mivel azonban ma aranylag
tobbet ad a szegeny annak,
aki nalanal szegenyebb, meg
ICY is tobbet kapnank ilyen
celokra a gazdagtol.
Erdekes, hogy a lapok a
fentjelzett bizottsag siralmai-
max bedulnek. Es mem We
SILK eszre, hogy ez a ket sza-
zalekos atlag a legjobb pro-
paganda eszkoz ARA, hogy az
alamizsnat toruljiik XII vegre
az eletbol, hogy a tarsadalom
ado utjan gondoskodjek azok-
rol, akik mem tudnak condos
kodni magukrol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04
KIVETELT CSAK
MEMPHIS.

Tennessee hatalmas metro
polisa es New Orleans kepez-
mex, inert Memphis ketszaz
lab magassagban epiilt, New
Orleanst pedig a Pontchar-
train to sziikseg eseten meg
vedi, ha a foly6 vize kiarad.
Icy ez a ket varos szolgal me-
nedekhellyel a menekul6 Ia
kossag reszere.
Hogy mennyi emberelet
esett aldozatul az arviznek a
multi heten, AIT a het vegen
pontosan meg mem tudni. BIZ
zonyos, hogy a direkt aldoza-
tok szama meghaladta a ket-
szAzat - eek k0Zt voltak a
rabok, akik a Frankfort, KY.
allami fegyhazban megfultak
- szazakra rug azokmak a
szama, akik a hideg, a rette-
ges, a szenvedes k0vetkezteben
betegsegben es "termeszetes
halallal" pusztultak.
Az anyagi kart a het We
geig hirteleneben negyszaz
millio dollarra becsiilik, amibol
szaz millio dollar esik Ohio es
West Virginia allamokra, mig
haromszaz milli0 dollaros vesz-
teseg Kentuckyt IS kis reszben
Illinoist sujtotta.
Termeszetesen ha a Missis-
sippi kiarad, akkor a kart mem
szaz, hanem ezernilliokban
fogjuk szamolni. Es ebben a
karban mines benne az, amt a
farmerek veszthetnek, inert
peldaul ahol a toltest kinyi-
tottak, hogy a Mississippi gat-
jait vedelmezzek, otnegyed mil
lilo aker van a viz alatt es nagy
kerdes, hogy ebben az evben
fognak-e azon aratni.
r
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04
NEMZETI
KATASZTR0FA

aranyait 0ltotte az Ohio ara
dasa a multi heten es a nem-
zet peldatlan szolidaritassal es
meghat6 aldozatkeszseggel Sic
tett az aldozatok megsegitese-
re.
Cincinnati, Portsmouth, Hun
tington mem voltak segitseg-
t6l elzarva, Louisvillebe azon-
ban repul6gepen, hajon, ESQ
nakon kellett az els6 segely-
nyujtast elvinni.
A negyedmili6s varos ka-
tasztr6faja megrenditette az
egesz orszagot S ,apolok, orvo-
sok, ment6k, rend6rok siettek,
hogy a segites munkajat meg
kezdjek. A mai civilizacio
komplexitasa ilyen esetekben
atokka valtozik, inert a koz-
pontositott szolgalatok ka-
tasztrofak eseten a szolgalatot
egyszerre mindenkit6l meg
vonjak.
Napokig, majdnem egy he
tig mem volt ivoviz, mem volt
villany, mem volt gaz a varos-
ban es q sokat szenvedett la
kossagot - valamint az egesz
nemzetet - egyetlen aggoda-
lom toltotte el, hogy a szenve-
desek nyoman a ragalyos be-
tegsegek zudulnak a varosra
es a videkre. A het vegen meg
mem tudtak, hogy ezt a vegze-
tes csapast e. tudjak e keriil-
nj, de naponta az emberek tiz-
ezreit oltottak be S a k0z-
egeszsegugyi hatosagok min
den ovintezkedest megtesznek,
hogy legalabb ez a katasztro-
ia ne zuduljon a sokat szen-
vedett videkre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04
HE1l CEKK AZ
NyR0L
Irja: MAX BERNS
Az ALSOHAZ ELNOKE

Az ALSoHAZ ELNOKE
Mint valasztjak meg az also
haz blouse of Representatives,
elnoket es mire terjed XII az
elnok jogk0re.
Alkotmanyunk I. Cikkelye
ugy hataroz, hogy az alsohaz
az eln0kot es a t0bbi hivatali
tisztjeit maga valassza. Ugyan-
csak az alsohaz hatarozza meg
a valasztas modjat, az eln0k
kotelessegeit, jogait es a tob-
bi tisztviselok szamat es sze-
repet.
A gyarmati id6kben a kon-
gresszus volt a kormanyzat
egyetlen aga es ennek fejet ell
n0knek cineztek. Alkotma-
nyunk szerint az eln0k hivata-
la azonban teljesen kiil0nallo
a Kongresszust6l.
Alsohazunk minden egyes
partja kul0n valasztasi lisztat
keszit, melyben jelol hazelno-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04

A "Vallas es Electromagnetic
Nemzeti Bizottsaga" AIT allit-
ia, hogy a multi evben az
Egyesiilt Allamok polgar-
saga csak a nemzetjovedelem
ket szazalekat adta magan es
kozjotekonysagi akciokra, sok-
kal kevesebbet, mint regeb-
ben, a normalis evekben.
Es szemforgatva allapitot-
tax meg a "jotekonysag ne
veben', hogy a magas adok-
max, a jovedelmi es az oroko-
s0desi adoknak van elso sor-
ban k0ziil ezekhez a szamok-
hoz, hogy eek Matt mem adj
max tobbet jotekony celokra.
Erdekes, hogy a wagon
adot mem jut eszebe ennek a
kitiin0 szervezetnek fajlalni,
inert a vagyonatol valahogy
mem akar szabadulni egyetlen
egy gazdag ember sem.
De termeszetesen saba
dulni kivannak nagyon ero-
sen a joVedelmi es orokosodesi
adoktol es a bizottsag pont
ezt a ket adot okolja azert,
hogy jotekony celokra a nem-
zetjovedelem nagyobb szazale-
kat mem adjak.
Mi mem tudjuk ezt a csok-
kenest fajlalni.
Mi mem banjuk egy cseppet
sem AIT sem, ha a kozjote-
konysagra juttatott osszeg le-
szall a felere, sot meg job
ban szeretjik AIT, ha leszall
a zerora, inert egy civilizalt
tarsadalomban jetekonysagra
mines szukseg.
Ha gondoskodnak megfelelo
es emberi modon a munkas-
rol, amig tud es miutan mar
mem tud dolgozni, ha gon-
doskodnak a betegr6l, a tehe-
tetlenrol a gyongerol, akkor a
jotekonysag megsziinik.
Talan ez a panasz erteti
meg a legjobban, hogy milyen
k0nnyen meg lehetne a jote-
konysag szukseget szuntetni
ebben a hazaban, hogy meny-
nyire k0nnyu lenne a jote-
konysag megalazo alamizsna-
jat ki-irtani orOkre.
Csak ket, mondjuk harom
szazalek adot kellene a nem-
zetjOvedelemre kivetni es ha-
rom szazalek mar masfelszer
annyit adna azoknak, akik "a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04
MEG EGY
RETTENETES

felelem t0lt0tte be az orsza-
got a mutt heten csak ez
volt az Okla, hogy az Ohio ara
dasanak a katasztrofaja mem
benitotta meg az embereket
teljesen.
Azon aggodik a het vegen
mindenki, hogy a Mississippi
folyot meg tudjak-e tartani a
nagy arviz ota epitett gatak
medreben, ha e het elejen a ha
talmasan megduzzadt Ohio
peldatlan viztomkeleget meg
kappa.
Evtizedek folyaman a ket TO-
lyo medre = bar azokat egyre
kotortak - felrakodott iszap-
pal S a. folyok melletti varosok
melyebben fekszenek a folyok
medrenel.
Erthet6 tehat az a pani fe-
lelem, amely kiiiritette pei
daul az Ohio torkolatanal fek-
vo Cairo varosat 10000 lakos-
sal) es amely ARA kesztette a
hadsereget, hogy a Mississippi
arteruletenek a teljes kiiiri-
teset terveZze.
Sziikseg eseten egy fel mil.
lio embert fognak az arviz
el6l kitelepiteni az Old Man
River mindket partjar6l S inert
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04

gatta meg az eszk0zeit szeren-
csesebben, mint a CIO, de ma
ga a kormany, illetve a mum
kaminiszter is eppen eleget hi
bazott.
A sztrajk leven az orszag
legeget6bb kerdese, a nemzet
figyelme ARA volt osszponto-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04
A SEGELYEZES
TERMESZETESEN

elso sorban a szovetseg mum
kaja es az orszag minden pol
CARA ait akarja, hogy azzal ne
probaljanak sporolni.
Egyelore a Words Kereszt tiz
millio dollart kolt gyors Sc
gelyre, de megjelent a segites
munkajanal azonnal a WPA
es mem kirnelik a hadsereg fell
szereleseit sem, hogy az aldo
zatok nelkul0zeseit cs0kkent-
SEX.
Termeszetesen sSzovetsegi Sc
gitseggel fogjak d romokat uj-
ra epiteni S eek a segitsegek
szazmilliokra rughatnak, resi-
ben direkt adomany, reszben
k0lcs0n alakjaban.
A borzalmas katasztrofa hi
rere a kongresszus azonnal
hozzalatott, hogy az egy ev ota
vajudo tovabbi szabalyozas
k0ltsegveteset targyalja es a
rossz lelkiismeret furdalasai
k0zben ezekiel a targyalasok-
kal sietnek.
A tavalyi ,nagy pennsylva-
Mai arviz utan a hadsereg mer
n0kei hetek alatt keszen vol
tax azokkal a tervekkel, anne
lyeknek a tanulmanyo
el6zetesen evtizedeket t0lt0t-
tex, de a kongresszus a nyari
sztinet el6tt a TOO millio dolla-
ros koltsegvetest mem szavazta
meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04

a "mozgositas" tervei el van
max keszitve, legalabb nagyobb
aranyu embervesztesegt6l mem
kell tartanunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04
BLOKKOLTAK Ell

a javaslatot, inert a deli al
lamok szenatorai es kongresz-
manjei mem akartak belenyu-
godni, hogy a terveket szaker-
t6k csinaltak. Nekik mem az
volt a fontos tavaly, hogy az
arviz veszedelmet cs0kkentsek,
hanem az, hogy az elk0ltend6
milli6kb6l minel t0bbet k0lt-
senek a sajat keriileteik eikben,
ami a sajat politikai szeren-
csejiiket alapozta yolna meg
a vAlaszt6k k0zt.
Ez a lelkiismeretlen jatek
kesleltette a tervezet elfogada-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04

kot, jegyz6t, haz6rseg-parancs-
nokot, f6-ajt6nallot, posta-
mestert es kaplant. A t0bbsegi
part lisztajan jel0lteket meg
valasztjak es a hazeln0k XII
mondottan az egyik part en-
bere.
Alkotmanyunk mem hataroz
"a meg q hazeln0k k0telesse-
geit, inert AIT is, ugy, mint a
hazszabalyokat, az als6hazra
bizza. A hazeln0k hivatala ha-
talmat jelent. 8 newell XII az
albizottsagokat es azoknak ell
nokeit, megadja, esetleg mem
ada meg a kepviselonek a fell
szolalasi jogot es resztvesz az
alsohaz ele kerilo torvenyja-
vaslatok kivalasztasaban.
Alkotmanyunk azzal, hogy
az als6hazra bizza a hazeln0k
megyalasztasat, fiiggetleniti az
alsohazat az eln0kt6l, a szena-
tustol es az egyes allamokt6l.
"A nep valasztja meg az also
haz tagjait es az alsohAz tag
jai valasztjak meg eln0kiiket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04
H f tt s Z f M L f

silva es akik a k0zfigyelem-
ben akartak fiir0dni, azok be-
lekapaszkodtak a sztrajkba s
azok visszaeltek a helyzettel,
inert maguk akartak a spot
lightban sutkerezni.
(Folytatas az Silk oldalon)