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Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-02

points only lew minutes alGer lne
opening whistle as Quarterback
Joe Angelo toed a field goal from
the Bear 10, but this seemed only
to antagonize the Bears and they
turned on the power to score three
touchdowns in close order.
Vic Bottari, left halfback for the
Bears, was easily the best man on
the field. He passed and ran with
perfection, distinguishing himself
50 that he undoutably will be watch
ed as an All-American candidate.
Mottari passed to his right end,
Mathewson, in the first period to
start California's triumph. Mathew
son caught the ball on the run on
the WSC "a. From there he raced
over the goal untouched. Bottari
converted.
AS soon as the second period be-
gan California had another touch
daW, the result of Bottari's lateral
pass to Smith, who ran from the
WSC 80 to score. Bottari converted.
Ten minutes later he ran for the
third Bear touchdown, but this time
his dropkick failed.
Substitutes played most of the
second half for the Bears as Coach
Stub Allison rested his regulars.
The Cougars strove to Score with
sensational passes and kept the
substitutes on their toes. WSC
could gain little through the Cali
fornia line and the third period
ended without a score.
A replacement halfback, Firpo,
led the Bears to their last touch
down, scoring it himself after
series of plays advanced the ball
from the WSC Al to the four yard
line. Winterbottom converted after
Firpo scooted over the goal line
through center
Surprisingly, Washington State
made more first downs than the
Bears. Almost all of them resulted
from passes as the Cougars tried
"a and completed 10 for a gain of
131 yards. California intercepted
three tosSeS.
California outgained the Cougars
in rushing, piling up a total of 2l9
yards to WSC'S n. California also
tried numerous passes, completing
four out of 13 attempts for lit
yards. The Bears had big advan-
tage in punting, their kicks avera-
ging 376 yards to 29.5 for the Cou-
gars.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-02
Sound Mind, Body
Ads Enjoined

WASHINGTON, Oct. l. (UP)
The federal trade commission
today told Edwin J. Dingle of
Los Angeles to stop advertising
"a perfect mind in perfect
body.
Dingle, the commission chars-
ed, operates the institute of
metaphysics and advertises
that he has studied under the
"Masters of The Far East" and
can teach, through his course,
how to conquer old age.
purchasers cannot, as the
respondent Dingle allegedly ad-
vertiscs, acquire heretofore un-
revealed knowledge which will
enable them to enjoy unfading
youth of body and mind and
which will teach any man how to
become strong and keep young"
the commission said.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-02
Poles Qnd Czechs
Meet to Make Peace;
Troops Lined at Border
: New War Threat
Met by Surrender
Of More Land
Copyright 1888 by United Press

Copyright 1888 by United Press
TESCHEN, Czech-Polish Frontier.
Oct. 1 CUP)-Leaders of Czech and
Polish military forces on the border
met tonight to work out details OF
Poland's occupation of the Teschen
minority areas ceded grudgingly at
the eleventh hour today by Czech
oslovakia.
The Czechslovak government,
moving fast after its capitulSty y
to WarsaW's demands for return of
her former Silesian lands, sent its
border commander to Krakua to
meet the Polish military chief
The main force of Polands army
of 100000 men was massed here and
had expected to march to war at
noon. The Polish government had
given Czechoslovakia until that
hour to make a satisfactory reply to
it's demand for the 500 square miles
of lower Silesia, seized by Czecho-
slovakia in 1919 while POLAND was
at war with Russia.
A few hours before the zero hour
President Roosevelt of the United
States, Prime Minister Neville
Chamberlain of Great Britain and
King Carol of Rumania had sent
urgent kilograms to President Moz-
cicki, pleading with him to nego-
tiate with the Czechs peacefully.
Czechoslovakia's reply was first
handed to Caswmir Papee, Polish
minister at Prague. He telephoned
the news to Warsaw. The cabinet
studied it hurriedly and found 1t
satisfactory.
The deadline arrived and the
army was poised tensely. A few
minutes later the government an
nounced-irn Warsaw that the Czechs
had surrendered.
The cabinet was in session at
Warsaw at the yloniariy, 18th Press,
ident Moscicki presiding ndy NE
decision of peace or war in the
balance.
AS the deadline approached, the
cabinet was informed that the
Czech council of ministers had been
in session at Prague since 10 am
The Czech capitulation was COM
Continued on Page 2; Col. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-02
Amnesty Granted
NaziPris0ners

BERLIN, Oct. /. UP)-Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler will grant amnesty to
numerous prisoners in concentra-
ton camps, including the Rev.
Martin N1emoeller, leader of the
Evangelical Church movement, it
was understood today.
The ecclesiastical activities of the
Rev. Martin Niemoeller brought
him into frequent conflict with
Nazi authorities. He was arrested
July /, 1887, imprisoned for eight
months, and then tried on four
charges of misuses of the pulpit.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-02
BrawIey Man Held
On Dope Charqe

TULARE, Oct. (UP)-Jesus Co
mez, %, of Brawley. today faced
trial in superior court on charges
of possessing and transporting mar
cotics.
Officers said they found three
pounds of marijuana in the mans
car when they arrested him for
drunken driving. Gomez pleaded
guilty to the driving charge and
was sentenced to the road camp.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-02
KayFrancis Steps
Out of Pictures

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. l, (UP)-
Kay Francis, dark eyed movie star,
stepped out of pictures perhaps
forever today to climax a dispute
that started year ago when
Claudette Colbert was awarded a
role that Miss Francis wanted
Miss Francis completed her S525C
a week contract with Warner
Brothers. the studio that offended
her by giving the part to Miss Col
bert, and did not sigr another.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-02
Braw|ey Justice
Facing Charges

A warrant charging Judge H. B.
Griffin of Brawley with hit and
run driving near Jacumba, was is
sued by San Diego officers late
this week.
Numbers on the license plate OF
a car involved in an accident were
teletyped license headquarters in
sacramento. The car was said to
be registered in Griffin's name.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-02
Drunk on Wife Relief Money. Man
Beats Her, PenIs Children in Accident

Drunk on his wifes relief mon
. ey, Jess o. McDaniels, 36, Fri&
hight beat his wife, an expectalN
Incther, then took his six child
rem on a wild automobile ride that
ended up in ditch on Ell Centro's
east side.
Saturday in Ell Centro police
court McDaniels was sentenced to
six months in the county Jail by
Police Judge Lee Nuffer.
Mrs. McDaniels, who called po,
lice after her husband abandoned
her at Fifth and Main streets, ar,
rived at the scene of the wrecked
car with Officer r. r. Voyles soon
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-02
Highway Pat io'man
Resigns Positi1n

Day Dunning, El Ceiro nigh
way patrolman reported tt his Chief
for absence without leave a1d con-
duct unbecoming an officr, this
week sent his resignation iron the
patrol. He submitted the res2na-
tion to Chief E. Raymond cato,
effective as of Sept. 26.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-02
septe)ber Morn

8It's october now but it was still
1.5epterocr when Roy Johnstone
was Ell route to his daily treadmlll
the ener day and glimpSed a
TRADITIONAL September Morn scene.
Roycouldnt believe his eyes when
oripg past the Mckinley school he
sawa tiny tike of no more than
two yars old, without a stitch OF
clothig. standing beside one Of the
"schogirl" traffic signs.
TIL, child had apparently taken
off hr own dress and was attempt
ing l put the dress on the sign
"nrd only had a camera" Roy
inoaf T.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-02
White House Denies Po|iticsBehind
Refusal of Audience TO Senator Who
Now Wonders About Democracy

WASHINGTON, Oct l. (UP)-The White House said
today that Sen Smith, d.. S. c.. refused presiden-
tia audience to discuss cotton conditions yesterday be-
cause it was physically impossible to squeeze in another
appointment on the crowded White House calling list
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-02
Farm Bureau Directors Approve
Labor |niative, Ask County TO
Limit Shooting on Ranches

Imperial couny Farm Bureau directors, after hours
of discussion, arguments and numerous votes entanglng
every rule of parliamentary law Saturday approved the
labor initiative amendment, urged enforcement of game
avs and reapDOinted the bureau road committee
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-02
Football Scores

I'll Centre &c. 6, Phoenix ]. c.
San Diego State s, Occidental 0
Santan Clara %, Stanford 0
use I, Oregon State 0
UCLA IL, Oregon Ia
Washington rs, Drake Is >
Pomona 38, Redland 6
Stanford .Trosh 80, Pomona Ic 0
Calf. Poly, Ia, Chico State ~
Eel Paso MinSnaGn w.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-02
Nazis Pour Across Czech Border in
March That Will Add 3Mi||ions
ToPopu|ation Of Germany
BY WEb>j MILLER
Copyright, 1888, by United Press,

WITH THE GERMAN ARMY IN THE FIELD, Oct.
(UP)-Five grey-green columns of German troops pour
ed across the Czechosovak frontier this afternoon
20 mile front.
Thus began the dsmemberment of Czechoslovakia and
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-02
Culifornids Beers
Defeat WSC;L Look
Like Champions
WcBottari Stars Throughout Game
AtruIIman; Second Strinsers
Prove Strong Contender
VOLUME Ill; No. As

= PULLMAN, Wash, Oct. (UP)-Universty of Cali
Crni!s powerful Golden Bears smothered Washington
Date college, 27 to 3 today and established themselves
outstanding contenders for the Pacific Ciast conference
fooMl championship The Cougars scored their three
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-02

Early said could the president have
met with the Smith group unless
the cabinet meeting had been ad-
journed.
The White House said that when
Smiths request was received they
asked agriculture experts to get in
touch with the senator and give
him all the assistance possible.
There were four other Demo-
cratic senators who, with Smith,
sought the presidential audience.
They we're Sens. George, D., Ca,
who also won denomination over
the expressed protest of Mr.. Roose-
welt, Harrison and Bilbo of Miss
issippi, and Thomas of Oklahoma.
After the White House allegedly
had refused the appointment,
smith tolt these senator's and the
Group r southern cotton farmers
Imai address;
We were senators rep
ereign states, but. pss
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-02
Heart y Paper

Heart \ Paper
Fet\ lg fan mail, fetching for at
leasAone male, was received by a
Negro fisoner at the county jail.
Smack \. the middle of the letter
was th imprint left by a heavily
painteopair of lips.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-02

White House Secretary Stephen
T. Early commented on the stu
alton after Smith, opposed for re-
nomination by Mr.. Roosevelt, is
sued an angry statement charging
the president had refused to re-
ceive him and other southern SEN
ators to discuss cotton loans.
Early said Smith telephoned the
White House at 12:40 p. m. yes
terday, requesting an immediate
interview. At that moment, said
Early, the president was in confer
ence with Gov. F.. F.. Hill of the
Farm Credit Administration. AS
soon as Hill left the president met
with Secretary of State Hull and
conferred with him on the foreign
situation until p. m.
At 2 p. m. Early. noted, the cah/
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-02

after the machine ran into the
pank OF the Dogwood canal at the
intersection with Commercial st.
Voyles reported the six children
had lied, apparently from their
iather' into nearby field.
The Oldest child, IL, suffered a
sashed head in the accident. The
pener children, ranging from two
Years old, were uninjured.
AZ the police station Mrs. Nc
Mi..lelS said her h,nLI Il
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-02
Al! FOrNaught-

painteopalr OF lips.
All FOrNaught-
With vic spirit yelling up with
in him. 9ert Fawcett beat the
brush of Ell Certro, driving out
stray Lios club members and lin
. ing then up to attend an import
INIT Dime in San Diego Thursday
light Naming to DO things up
Drown, tn Lions's president wired
San Dieg to reserve eight places
for Ell Cntrans. The answering
Wire sam:
Dinner is Friday night, not
Thursday"
Naturally langerOus-
James Rpson was kept out of
football becslse lie has habit of
getting himsll injured. Thwarted
here. he lan,ed the job as cheer
leader. "Caht hurt myself cheer
ing" Jimmy Rrgued-
SATURDAY. JMmy was wondering
if he would la.h in a hospital bed.
He sprained h' back at fridays
Continued q, Page 2, Col. -
game. y
Maybe footbaLa would be safer
after all
=
Buffalo VS.. Burro--
RR wanted to Nome to the as
sistance OF Judge,f. L. COOK OF
Westmorland Frid$ night at the
associated chamDerA OF commerce
meeting, when first Slim Granam
land then Charlie Nee cast oouot
Is to whether the e q Suppiled
10y the judge for tn amer was
buffalo or burro.
The judge might \ suggesed
that they mot look a 1T buffalo
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06
iii tt = ZE NILE

szetesen meg mindig a ket
nagy szervezet kozti csata, a
melyben a vezer urak probal-
iak egymast leszurni, de amely-
ben a munkasok iigyenek kell
verezni.
Eros jelek vannak ugyan ra,
hogy a CIO erosebb szervezetei
erelyesen kovetelik az egyezse-
get talan exert az egy celert
erdemes elviselni a jelenlegi
depresszi6t is a munkasnak.
Mert vegre, ha a bervaga-
sok allandoak es altalanosak
lesznek, akkor meg sem tiir-
heti Amerika munkasa, hogy
a vezerek nagyzasit maniaja
miatt egymast piifoljek es egy-
mas ellen sztrajkoljanak, amig
bereket vag a k0z0s ellenseg.
Eleg szomoru, hogy ilyen
helyzetet kell "remelni" az
amerikai munkasnak es meg
szomorubb, hogy keptelen eze-
ket a racketeereket es megalo-
maniaba esett carokat ell0kni
a helyiikr6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06
A SPANYOL-O -OLASZ

habOruban a multi heten a
t0rvenyes spanyol kormany
hadserege volt f0lenyben ugy
latszik, hogy a multi het folya-
man a szemben allo ellenfelek
kozt D0NT6 utk0zetek kezd6d-
tex.
Mindket oldalon joforman a
teljes hadsereg reszt vesz a
most folyo csataban S ha az a
t0rvenyes spanyol kormany
gy0zelmehez vezetne, akkor va
loszinileg egy elfogadhat6 be-
ket varhatunk a kozel j0v6-
ben, inert a Mussolini lehet6-
segeinek is van hatara.
Viszont ha az olasz-mor had
sereg kerekednek feliil, akkor
valoszinu, hogy a haboru ell
nyulik, inert az arulo Franco
abban az esetben feltetlen meg
adast kivanna a korrnany re
szer0l, amire az mem lesz hal
land6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06
A FORD ELEM
CY0ZELEM

keveS or6nnet >ad az tertel-
mes enbernek, inert a Federal
Labor Board tull6tt a ~celon es
felni lehet t6le, hogy a sz0vet-
segi birosag is ugy llatja.
A Ford ellen hozott 4dontes,
amely minden tekintetben mel
tanyos, inert f1a valaki, akkor
Ford erdemli meg, ,hogy ebben
a kerdesben vegre lepjen fel
ellene a hatdsag, egy s1eren-
csetlen pontot tartalmaz, mely
mem tetSZik az sertelmeS en-
bernek.
A Labor Board AIT is meg
tiltja, hogy a Ford ceg "hiti-
zalja" a munkas-szervezetet es
ere a tilalomra mines sziik-
seq. S6t ez a tilalon belevag az
alkotmany szellemabe es hui
saba, inert minderfele kritika-
ra mindenkinek joga van jeb-
ben a hazaban. Es semni sziik
seq nincs arra, hogy akar cegy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06
A SOVIET HALALTANCA

meg mindig tart S mines het,
hogy ujabb es ujabb tomeges
kivegzesek ne tortennenek, a
melyek soha mem kapitalista-
kat, vagy burzsujokat, hanem
mindig kommunistakat kilde-
mex a verpadra.
Allitolag mar erosen izgatot-
tax az elnyomatas szomoru ha-
zajaban is a kedelyek, mig az
tirok ezreit a halalba, a kozel
gyalasok nelktil kiildtek a mar
tirok ezreit a hahlalba, a kozel
jovoben ismet targyalasi cir
kuszokat fognak rendezni.
Az amerikai magyar kom-
munistak meg mindig mem
tartjak sziksegesnek, hogy
igazsagot, vagy kegyelmet ker-
-jenek magyar nyelvii papajuk
Kun Bella szamara, SGT erelye-
sen leintik azokat a radikalis
magyarokat, akik megis mer-
mex errol a gyalazatrol beszel-
nj.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06

cialis kiserlet ebben az orszag-
ban; legalabb addig, amig a
kongresszus sz0vetsegj torvenyt
mem hoz ebben a kerdeSben.
Termeszetes, hogy a torveny
vegrehajtasa minden esetben
nehezkes lesz, inert az vi tor
veny vegrehajto kozegei keny-
telenek lesznek bizonyos fell
menteseket adni egy egy rovid
id6re, hogy az ipari es keres-
kedelmi uZemek alkalmazkod-
hassanak ehhez a teljesen vi
iranyu tOrvenyhez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06
POLITIKAI JELLEGE

volt a multi heti francia
sztrajkoknak, inert biztosra
vehetjuk, hogy Paris kozszolga-
lati varosi munkasai mem a
havi ket dollaros beremelesert
hagytak a varost viz nelktil es
sotetben.
Az "egysegfront" kormanyat
egyszeruen hatba akartak a
kommunistak tamadni S egy
percre ugy latszott, hogy a
kormany erelyes magatartasa-
ra a vor0sek XII fognak az egy-
segfrontbd vonulnf.
A sztrajkot leszereltek ugyan
a multi heten, de ezeknek a
politikai observation-disclosures
mines vege es amennyiben
Europaban a haborus ves0ede-
lem cSOkkenne, a francla egy-
segfront biztosan azonnal fell
bomlik.
A kormany nehezsegeit TO-
kozza, hOgy a roman valaszta-
sok a kis antant egyseget is
met megrenditettek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06

ezen a heten d0nti ell a bir6-
sag, hogy alkotmAnyosre a
a munkaido es munkaber tor
veny, amely jelenleg - igazan
kozkivanatra - fel van fig
gesztve.
Ha az allan legfels6 birosaga
a torvenyt kidobja, akkor a
t0rvenyhozas ele vi javaslatot
terjeszt a kormanyzo, amt ala
posabban, t0bb merseklettel
fognak megirni.
Ha a t0rvenyt alkotmanyos-
max talaljak, akkor annak a
vegrehajtasa azonnal megkez-
d6dik akkor ez lesz a leger-
dekesebb es legfontosabb szo-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06

Jat eleri, de AIT olyan dragan
lesz kenytelen fizetni, amit az
egesz Kina birhatasa mem er
meg.
Az "amerikai incidens" elm
tezese utan AIT remelik min
denfele, hogy Japan ezentul
ovatosabb lesz es a feherekkel
az osszeiitk0zest mindenkep-
pen el fogja keriilni. Anglia
minden esetre meger6sitette a
Csendes tengeren lev0 flottajat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06
fFOlVtataS a 4-ik oldalrol(
1888 JANUAR 6.

fF'OlytataS a 4-lk oldalrOl(
Ian szazai vagtak le 1O-15
szazalekot a berekb6l, de a
cip6-ipare a dics6seg, hogy oft
a CIO-val valo megegyezes alap
jan, altalanos a berwagas.
Az utols6 ket hetben a gya-
rak ket csoportja is olyan seer
coolest kotott a CIO-val, ,hogy
a bereket k0riilbeliil tizenket
es fel szazalekkal levagtak.
Sokkal t0bb termeszetesen
azoknak az observation-disclosures
a szama, amelyekben a bereket
szamokban es dolfarOkban mem
vagjak, de valamivel t0bbet
preselnek XII naponkent a mum
kasb6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06
ROMANIA VI POLITIKAJA

termeszetesen er6sen megszi-
larditja a Berlin-Roma "ten-
gelyt", meg akkor is, ha a ro-
manok azonnal mem fognak a
kis antant ellen fordulni ala
posan meggy0ngiti AIT a ESQ.,
portot, amely szereti onmagat
"demokrata blocknek" nevezni,
dacara, hogy abban t0bbe-ke-
vesbe helyet foglal Oroszorszag
is, amt igazan bajos demokra
tanak nevezni.
Kulon0s helyzetet teremt ez
a valasztasi eredmeny Magyar
orszag szamara, inert egyresz-
rol Goganak a nemzetisegi ell
nyomatas a programme, mas
reszt a nemet-olasz orientalas
valosziniileg a magyarokhoz
valo k0zeledest ajanlja maid a
roman kormanynak.
Felni lehet tole, hogy a ket
nagyhatalom ezeket az eset-
leges "engedmenyeket" eppen
ugy megfizetteti maid Magyar
orszaggal, ahogy a SERB barat-
sag arat megadtuk, aminek a
fejeben Mussolini garantalta
SERBIA jelenlegi hat&rat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06
A ROMAN VALASZTASOK

az elore vart eredmenyekkel
vegzodtek S a magyarfalo Is
antiszemita Gogat ultettek a
nyeregbe.
Az vi minisztereln0k mem
titkolta egy pillanatig sem,
hogy hitierizmusra torekszik, a
kis es satnya roman sajtosza-
badsagot azonnal megsziintet-
te es az egesz orszagot terror
csapatokkal rakta meg, anne
lyek felette allnak a hadsereg-
mex is, akarcsak Hitler barna
ingesei Nemetorszagban.
A diktatorikus Is terrorist
tikus belpolitikat termeszetesen
a nemetek fele oriental6 kilpo-
litika fogja k0vetni, ami sulyos
vereseg Franciaorszag szama-
ra $ amely esetleg a kis antant
teljes szetzulleset hozza maid
magaval.
Europa nagy erdekl6dessel
varja, hogy az vi diktatura an
tiszemita politikaja NIT fog
Lupescu leanyasszonnyal, a XII
rally zsid6n6 babajaval IS q XII
rally t6rvenytelen gyermekei-
1ek az anyjaval csinalni?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06

Magyarorszagba

Az 1938-ban majus Is es 30
ika kozott Budapesten megtar-
tando Eucharisztikus Kon-
gresszus alkalmabol olyan n6p-
vandorlas kesziil Magyaror-
szagra, amihez foghato meg
soha el0 mem fordult vendeg-
szeret6 Magyarorszag ezereves
torteneteben. A resztvetelre je-
lentkez6k szama egyre no az
alabbi hivatalos forrasbol szer-.
zett adatok csak halvany k6pet
adjak a tortenend6knek es an
max a keszulodesnek, amely a
vilagra szolo vallasos iinnepse-
get megelozi.
Nemetorszagbol egyedul 25
ezer jelentkezo fordult a ma
gyarorszagi puspoki karhoz a
kongresszuson valo helyert es
termeszetesen lakasert es ella
tasert. A rendezo bizottsag
csak ugy tud gondoskodni a
vilag minden reszebol erkez6
vendegekrol, hogy szamontart
minden hotel szobat, lakast es
vendeg agyat Budapesten es
kozvetlen k0rnyeken. A piisp0-
XII kar ugyanakkor a lelkeszek-
hez fordult, hogy az egyhaz-
kozsegek tagjait ne egyszerre,
hanem negy kulon csoportban
vezessek a kongresszusra mind
ossze egy-egy napi idotartam-
ra, nehogy az idegen vendegek
hely es ellatas nelkul marad-
janak.
Nemetorszag $4,000 auto
buszt ajanlott fel kolcs0nkep-
pen a kongresszus celjaira. Mas
orszagok sok ezer vasuti ko-
csit adnak kolcson a peldatlan
nagy forgalom lebonyolitas&ra
es a magyar allamvasut most
meg egy sereg mozdony k0l-
csonbeveteler6l targyal. A ma
gyarorszagi gyarak ejjel-nap-
pal dolgoznak megfelelo meny-
nyisegu asztali keszlet el6alli-
tasan, hogy a felmillio, vagy
meg tobb vendeg hianyt SEM
miben ne szenvedjen. Ezekb6l
az el0keszuletekbol is lathato,
hogy a kongresszus rendez6se-
ge es a magyar kormany tisz-
taban van a feladataval eS
megfelel6kepper gondoskodik
a megc ,ofoi. TerTneszetes,
hogy minden resztvev6nek ide-
jekoran kell jelentkeznie, hogy
megfelelo szobat es ellatast
! kapjon. A Hamburg American
Line North German Lloyd az
ugynokei utjan gondoskodik az
amerikai magyar zarandokok-
rol es ICY mindazok, akik ma
jus lien utaznak Europaba az
EUROPA gyorsg6zoson, vagy
majus 12-en a kenyelmes
HANSA hajon, biztosak lehet-
mex abban, hogy a legjobb ell
latasban fognak reszesiilni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06

hany szaz protesta1s Ielkesz-
mex, akiknek egy reszet veg
leg haza engedtek, egy reszet
karacsonyi vakacio cimen par
napra engedtek XII a borton-
bN.
A gazdasagi halyzet nyomasz
to, az elelmiszer keves es mar
oft tartanak, hogy az elkesere-
dett emberek nyiltan is h-iti-
zaljak a veres kezi diktator fe-
lelmetes kormanyat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06
NEMETORSZAGBAN HIR

Szerint megszervezkedett a
fold alatti ellenzek Is most mar
orszagos szervezet van kiepit-
We, hogy a nemet nemzetet Hit
lert6l megmentsek.
A kormany szukseget erezte,
hogy karacsony el6tt amnesz-
tiat adjon egy csomo beb0r-
t0nz0tt embernek, k0ztiik ne