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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-31

This week starts with the greatest splurge yet of the fighting candi- dates in THE MOST POPULAR BABY CONTEST with Margaret Le- mere, daughter of MT. and Mrs. AL bert Lemere of South Main street, still in front. And with 30,0OO votes. Count them, folks! Peggy has 30,- 900 votesl
 But, look! Who is this running so close to the leader. No! Yes! But it can't be!
 Yes, sir! It is Anthony Borrelli, son of MT. and Mrs. Salvatore Bor- relli, of Cherry street, who has done a surprise leap into second place. Anthony has 28000 votes.
 Randall Third
 And Randall Saunders, son of MT. and Mrs. Henry Saunders of Park road, is still showing great strength but has been surpassed for first and second during the bonus period of last week and now is good third with 19,700 votes.
 Many of the other babies in the SOAN Go AitiNC piShCl up COllolOC1 able during the extra special period last week and now there are several candidates woh are in good shape to take any one of the major prizes, possibly the $100 cash grand first prize; certainly some of the $20O cash and other awards for the win nerS.
 Many Show Gains
 There are Lawrence DiPersio, Dor othy Berardo, Gerald Cuculo and Chairman Michaud all hanging to- gether in the next positions. But every one of them has a good chance to see people and go places as the CONTEST gets into the mid way portion.
 Glenn Thompson gained some votes last week, too, as did Roger Leduc and oSome of the others There seems to be general battle on for the leadership, what with Randall Saunders out in front at the last of thet week and now Margaret Lemere has resumed her position,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-31
CECILIA EARHART'S
 AIRPLANE CRASHES

Indianapolis, Ind, May 31.-UP) Miss Cecilia Earhart, 38, of Toledo, O., cousin of the famous aviatrix who disappeared in the Pacific ocean more than a year ago, was recover ing today from minor injuries suf- fered yesterday when her airplane crashed near Hoosier airport.
 Miss Earhart was accompanied by her instructor, Earl Adams, Toledo. Just beforet he crash he took con- trol and pancaked the plane to the ground. Both were cut and bruised. Adams wife saw the crash from an- other plane.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-31
Barbara Chamberlain
 Named Valedictorian
 Of 1888 Class Today
Graduate of Henry s. Chase School Recently Awarded
 Scholarship at Tufts COllege-Miss Louise Peck of Cheshire, SalutatOrian

Miss Barbara Chamberlain, of 259 Frost road, whose average for four years of study at Crosby high school is 96.6 was announced today as valedictorian of the 1888 graduating class. Miss Louise Peck of Ives road, West Cheshire, whose average is 95.3, is salutatorian. Honors were announced at 8 meeting of the honor students this morning. Forty six of the 315 candidates for grad- uation are in the honor group, mich represents an average of 90 or over.
 Wins Scholarship
 Miss Chamberlain is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ross P. Chamber lain of 259 Frost road. She was valedictorian of her class at H. S. Chase grammar school. She will en-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-31
Mayor F Fails To Act On
 Aldermen'sResol
Official Veto, However, Expected Within Two Days; Efforts of Republican to Obtain "Whitewash'
 Apparent to Observers

Much of the action at this years aldermanic meetings has been out lined at party caucuses held during preceding weeks. There have been resolutions" drawn by the Republi- can town chairman, private caucuses at which even the president of the board was not present, many secret meetings to outline some policy by which the older members of the board could "clear themselves" of the accusation that they had failed to show enterprise during the sev- eral years of their service by protest, by attempt to defeat, by other than acquiesence to the Democratic ma jority.
 Recently, the Republicans have been arraigned with the Democrats as tending to display of partisan politics instead of functioning as an important civic directorate. This &C., cusation was made by labor leaders at the last meeting when the Re- publicans succeeded in passing their resolutions devised against their Democratic confrere and others.
 MT. Pape
 At that time is was cited that the Republican organization newspapers also were playing politics" in all aspects of the grand jury investiga- tion inasmuch as the publisher, William J. Pape had seen fit to ian nounce his gubernatorial candidacy" right after the report of the grand jury. This was critisized as an ex- ample of the politics played in the matter and the labor delegation at the last meeting urged that the Re- publican aldermen pay more atten- tion to the condition of the unem- ployed, to the welfare department and city business.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-31

Columbia; Pauline Wilcox, 91, Chase Carl Epstein, 91, Driggs; Solly Luria, 91, Driggs; Emile Tavel, 91, St. Margaret's, (Middlebury); Robert Hills, 91, Anderson;
 Joseph Nolan, 91, St.. Margaret's: Corrine Hickox, 91, Chase; Sara Joyce, 91, Humiston, Cheshire; Carol Williams, 91, Bunker Hill; David Rosenbaum. 91. Driggs; Rod ney DeLeon 90, Slocum; Mary Pol letto, 90, Webster; Marie Gabriel, 90 Croft; Adeline Macedo. 90, Slocum; Kathryn Sullivan, 90, Duggan; Helen Ratushny, 90, Webster; Lois Schneider, 90, Russell; Florence Co., hen, 90, Columbia; Alice Thomas, 9O H. s. Chase.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-31

Under auspices of the Merit System association of Connecticut, Mayor Jasper P. McLevy of Bridgeport, and Laurence C.. Smith, secretary of the assOcia- tion, will be speakers tonight at the high school auditorium, Wa tertcwn, at a program designated as good government night"
 A permanent merit system chap ter at Watertown is planned and Horace ID. Taft, state president, has announced that organization of such 8 chapter will be arranged after the meeting. He remarked that "it is only through such Or- ganization of good citizens that we can bring public opinion to bear and make the politicians in- terest themselves in our work"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-31
DIR. LEDWELL DIES

Charlottetown, P. E. l., May 31- (UP)-Dr. R. J. Ledwell, GA, one of the most prominent surgeons in the maritime provinces, died today. Dr. Ledwell graduated from Tufts uni versity, Boston, in 1901 and prac- ticed here for 33 years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-31
Memorial Service

Memorial Service
 The Casper s. Davis, American Legion Auxiliary held a Memorial service Friday night at Pine Grove cemetery in honor of Mrs. Eleanor Leisring, former member of the Aux Hilary. There was large attendance at the ceremony, after which all members returned to Fraternity hall, where card party was in progress. Mrs. Della Carney, president of the local unit, and Mrs. Ethel Byrnes attended the memorial services of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, held at their rooms, on Bank street, Wa terbury, Friday night.
 The Casper S. Davis, American Legion Post and Auxiliary were also represented at the Memorial Service held Sunday afternoon at Trinity Episcopal church in Waterbury, when more than 300 members of Waterbury's veterans organizations were in attendance, and massing Of the colors was a special feature. Flags of the local Post and Auxiliary were carried by Mrs. Louis Dadario and Mrs. Edward Martin, also Com mander Frederick Seidel. The Davis Fire, Drum and Bugle Corps made fine showing in the parade held in Waterbury yesterday morning. The color bearers of the local organization at that time were, Mrs. Louis Dadario and Mrs. Peter Corrigan, also Edward Martin and Clifford Northrop. Others marching in the parade were Mrs. John Byrnes, Mrs. Clifford Northrop, Mrs. Frank Carney, Mrs. Patrick Mori- arty and Commander Frederick Sci del.
 Tn observance of Memorial Day, the Assembly program presented Friday afternoon, in the gymnasium of Sprague school, included all all grades and was composed of pa- triotic songs and poems, by the various pupils.
 It was as follows:
 Song by the School-"Sta Spangled
 Banner"
 Poem-"FlagS" ....... Grade I Song-"Our Soldiers" ..........
 ................ Kindergarten Poem-"Red, White and Blue" ..
 ................... Grade II 'Sally's Sash" .......... Grade W Song-"A Patriotic Wish" Grade III Poem-"Doceration Day" Grade V Poem-"In Flanders Field' ....
 ...'..... ........ 1Iduc VI Song by School - America the
 Beautiful"
 Poem-"True Heroes ............
 ............,. Ernest Lanouettc
 Grade VIII Gettysburg Address ...........
 ............ Marjorie Truelove
 Grade VIII Song by School-"America" A talk by Frederick Seidel, com-
 nander of Casper S. Davis,
 American Legion Post.
 MT. and Mrs. c. Arthur Dubois and daughter Jeanne Marie. of Cooke street, spent the weekend visiting MT. Dubois parents in Salisbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-31

The most frequent cause of ex- haust fumes in the body of a car is a clogged muffler.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-31

It is estimated that in 1898, there were less than 30 automobiles in the United States.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-31

Beirut, Syria, is constructing a new airport.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-31

Suspected of spying because she took many photos of the Army flying field, at Shreveport, La, and sent letters to Germany, Syl- via May Bradshaw, above, comedy 22-year- old daughter of an Eng fish manufacturer, was detained and questioned by Louisiana au- thorities. After 8 two-day investi- gation she was dissolved of the spy charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-31

Waterville, May 31-An unusually large number of Waterville resident; as well as visitors, witnessed the i'm pressive Decoration Day services yesterday morning at Watervills park, under the direction of the Casper s. Davis, American Legion the program of which was as fol- lows:
 Master of Ceremonies ...........
 ................ Andrew w. Bel Bugler Sounded Assembly, Invocation
 Rev. Raymond M. D. Adams Reading of Logan's Orders ......
 .............. Frederick Seidel
 Post Commander "1n Flanders Fields" ..........
 ............ Marjorie Truelove
 Sprague School Pupil Taps in Memory of Departed
 Comrades of all Wars. Benediction ... Rev. Alison J. Smith Parade to Waterville Cemetery Parade Marshal .. Robert Cosgrifl Cemetery ceremonies Prayer by Post Chaplain .......
 ................ George Goggir Commander ordered Post Officer
 to place wreath on Davis grave. Message .... by Commander Seide Commander ordered Firing Squad
 to Salute the Dead" Firing Squad fired three volleys. Bugler sounded Taps" Parade from cemetery.
 The firing squad was under com mand of John Brenneis.
 A great deal of credit for the neat and trim appearance of the Water vile cemetery goes to Commander Frederick Seidel and Adjutant Fred erick Poudim, for the service they rendered in going to the cemetery Friday night, and cleaning it, in preparation for the Decoration Day ceremonies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-31

MT. and Mrs. c. Arthur Dubois and daughter Jeanne Marie. of Cooke street, spent the weekend visiting MT. DuBois' parents in Salisbury.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
alhrthur 1uuar
1859 r ST. NV.

Brightly decorated rooms;
equipment in perfect condition;
ottroCtiNe dining rooms with
we''-troined, courteous woiters,
widely selected menus; switch
board, laundry dry cleaning
and troy service: country club
privileges; single and double
rooms; S45 and SIS.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
1921 K ST. NV.

The newly appointed Club Embassy for
merly occupied by the Japanese legation
CONVENIENTLY located downtown. Telephones
IN all rooms. Superb food-steaks fried
chicken, virginia ham. Idaho potatoes
country butter and eggs are regularly fea.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.


APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED.
9 ROOMS KITCHEN BATH NEWLY
so 5s kss Quincy nts. sseenf1e'' St nE iornsned
1875 SPRING PL,. NV t3615 18th ST.
rms. kit. and bath; convenient to cars
and buses; large lawn; Frigidaire; S55.
TWO BLOCKS DUPONT cIRcLE-TWo
rooms, kitchen, bath. two exposures, eiec.
refriseration: n j, GENTLE adults only. Res.
2 ROOMS KITCHEN, DINETTE. BATH
distinctive bldg Rent includes gas and
elec.; $40. 1865 18th st. NV Corner
BEAUTIFUL DOWNTOWN APT. 4 ROOMS.
kit.. bath; S7s. 1los 10th st. NV. Apt. 2.
800 Z s;E.-b ROOMS AND BATH. ALL,
m9dern adsm improvements; ap s35 month Can
s4l2 OTIS g: N.E-s ROOMS; KITGaa-
sIso 2 rooms. Kitchen bath; ss5. Apply
1925 lsth 81 N:W;.LIy. R; BEDR:; 4; K;
ash M % Schools; a's laundry Georsia fsss'''' 1893:
n ST. NV: -. ROOMS, SHOWER:
%sss SsaSssd Ssss to sab for rins furnace
1883 PENNA. AVE s.E.-MODERN. FOUR
rooms. and bath. heated; screened porch
second floor: insulated: newly decorated: !:
suitable for refined couple. Reasonable: g
164e PARK RD: NV. aEND MT. PLEAS.
dinette; everything new: light. airy: half
es ysd ss'fse
Adults
ENTIRE SECOND FLooR-NEW HOME; 2
rooms KIT. private bath elec refs 5o3
tn3, ast Gs1tes st 7eo% Eeb:n ap Ssss snd
porch; suitable for two persons clean
PARTY PURCHASING HOUSE DESIRES
Kitchen. dinette. large porch. built-in tub
and shower apt: at reduced rental Apply
4O7. 1911 Franklin st. ne.
3l3 GARLAND AVE. ,TAKOMA PARK.
Nance hsst hot so1Ms %ater ineIaded @ % s5s with
sarage. Gail Georsia 1915.
3447 18th ST. N.W..-TWo ROOMS KIT.
S::h S:s sdre .id aeTy ayn Xd:ms eee
bath and hall: heated: second noor:
600 PARRA0UT ST. N.W.-TWO ROOMS.
kitchen; bath screend porch; gas, ,Ss eles'
a&s,. l7ts ST F% zosn. ysHS S.sS sagHS CO.
EErie ave-. Tskoms Park, Nd bedrooms.
tile bath living room. kit, din. separate
chine: near bus and stores: shep. 1889.
Ct ,sia Fhoss SeRas Rsssn:s
MT. AGILE. 370s NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
sss: Apply 1.nitor init; % Or i: Quincy Smith.
INC. e09 18th NV: District 9067.
1900 ST. NV. NEAR DUPONT, CIRCLE
h'fSstys sss wisconsin Ir0s s9fs bath bachelor :Dt
litsS.n IasS cHASH Elk 2duiso kooM s
BORDEAUx, 1921 GEORGIA AVE. NV
Plenty parking space: free refe:; 2 rms.
kit. bath. S47.5O; 8 rms, kit, bath. $66.
Apply res: mgr. on premises. Georeia 5649.
l242 QUEEN sT. Me- ROOMS. KIT.
dinette: bath. screened back porch; newly
finished: reasonable. Lincoln 2722-J
2O01 32nd PL. Sc. HILLCREsT, JUST
on Branch ave. at q. pl.-Entire 2nd A..
closets. Frigidaire: reas. Lincoln 4a49.
i;,oe i5oe e ST. m. NE.Tw2 APIS: 2 RMS.
nstr,cs Eas aess siei hshs' gas furn' Open today
BEAUTIFUL OAKLAWN TERRACE. 1920
10th st. n.w.-2 r: K. and b.. porch; very
skaNSek safkta1dNsSsek lxsaa:SnsDss xasm. DssssaBB1 Call MRS
ON. ROOM APARTMENT WITH BATH.
Woodworth Apartments. 1905 10th st.
l35 HAMILTON N.W.-NTW DUPLEX.
liv. rm., bedrm.. din kit. bath. 8 expos
oss:r :.s a'f sS & ssss snd
RAndei1h 1851.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
1701 MASS. AVE.

LARGE, BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS: INNER
SPRING MATTRESSES. PRIVATE AND
SSEGMni,,;PeR1vAIE SGn,;e1vAIE BATHS; SUITE OF 2
RH13SMS H1gs,HIS AND BATHS: SELECTIVE
MENU. TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD.
THE LENOIR.
1908 10th st. nw-Pleasant rooms. de-
llclous meals. High standards of private
home. Attention to individual preferences.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
CLUB MERIDIAN.

$500 18th ST NV.
club residence for men and women
with delightful social atmosphere: Ideally
and conveniently located in the fasllionab ble
area OF the foreign erba Ssies and LEGATIONS:
was the former Persian Embassy; equipped
!ol comfort OIL guests; personal hotel serv-
ice: distinctive Mann, y
Evening star., 1938-01-02

l35 HAMILTON -N.W.-NEW DUPLEX.
ures, 2 pofches; use Of laundry. yard;
locker IN hsnnt.; ges. nght, heat and h. y.
incl; $3.50; partly furnished II desired.
Evening star., 1938-01-02

RN.-APARTMENTs-
FREE CAR AND GUIDE.
NATL. S296-EVES.. Wise 4a53.
941 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
900 10Th ST. NV.
CORNER EYE ST-Refriseration,
switchboard: :: elevators: / room,
KITCHEN and bath: tastefully fur
nlshed; $3.50. Resident manager,
SHANNON L. LUCHS CO,
oO3 H St. NV. National 2345.
1888 SIXTEENTH ST NV
Young man share apt: modern bath
shower; beautifully furn. Reasonable With
meals
Evening star., 1938-01-02
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

TWO ADULTS and s-year-old girl: near
school and walking distance of ond and
ne. preferred: must be reasonable. Call
Columbia SO69 %
Evening star., 1938-01-02

LIVE AT SCOTS
with the 400 finest people in the world and
make 1888 happy New Year Cheerful
rooms running water studio furn: near
shoWers Meals like mothers with home
mace rolls. pastries and preserves Selec-
tive menus Rates. S37 so to $50. l4o6
2lst st. NV North 5000
Evening star., 1938-01-02
BEAUTIFUL APIS.

S417 Maple Ave- Silver Spring. Nd.
Rent, Sb3 per mo-; heat and hot
water furnished, New. adjoining shop
ping center in Silver Spring Delightfully."-
planned with large rooms Living room
dining room. kit. bedroom. tile bath large
screened porch. 5 large, closets. Janitor
service. Nice rear yard. Special rental
concession. Out Georgia ave to 5000 blk.
turn west l blk. to Maple ave INQUIRE for
Supt, Ewes call Geo 13O6 "
BRADLEY. BEALL L HOWARD INC.
Southern Bldg Na,I 0o~1
Evening star., 1938-01-02

$55-1809 BELMONT RID.
> rooms, kitchen and bath Front
apt. Southern exposure Very con-
venlently located. Excellent con-
dition. Electric REFRIGERATOR
National Mortgage & Inv. Corp,
National 1893. 1912 N Y. Ave
Evening star., 1938-01-02
THE NORWOOD.

$50-101 WILLARD AVE.
AT Wisconsin and Western AYES
Top floor of 1-family apartment )
large rooms. bath and lavatory,
porcn: heat and hot water fur
niShed.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
1888 VALUES!
MODERN-DOWNTOWN.

FuRN1sHsD; fsD; AZ F. sL1eHT ST. Git eAARoE i RI; s''
vator, switchboard service; refrigeration on
house current. 1880 r st. NV. Pot 1900
Evening star., 1938-01-02

$55-2300 18th ST. NV.
broom corner apartment: all laree,
outside rooms; fine condition cleo
trio refrigeration.
Evening star., 1938-01-02

~ LINGER LONG.
ranRntas runnda @ water semi-pfivate bath: for So >
rooms for . or 3 young ladies' Best of
mIaas. mmIeas. southern chef Free parking
Evening star., 1938-01-02

1857 31st ST. NV.
Bedroom. living room and kitchen high
elevation; large grounds. Apt. 303. Rent,
$4,000.
Bedroom. living room dining room.
kitchen. bath, inclosed porch. Apt. log.
Rent, S15 90.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
FACING ST. ALBAN'S.

3O1o Wis ave. NV rooms.
dlnette. kit. and bath $50 so: two
rooms. kit. dinette, bath and porch.
S6O. Free Friaidalre See resident
manager. Apt. iO2. J. c. WELDON
CO., 1927 K NV Met 3OI1
Evening star., 1938-01-02

BALANCE YOUR BUDGET!
2 RMS. k. S45 3 RMS. k S55.
Nicely Furnished At Small Charge
Modern bldg; large. bright apts: real
Evening star., 1938-01-02

us CONCORD AVE. NV.
2 bedrooms. living room. kitchen.
bath, screened porch $50 so
Evening star., 1938-01-02

240 HAMILTON ST. NV.
bedroom. living room, kitchen.
bath; new condition S5c. so
Evening star., 1938-01-02

1S45 ONTARIO PL. NV. NEAR 18th AND
Col. rd.-3 rooms. completely furniShed.
including gas heat and lights, Frigidaire: !:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-08

hogy az 8 jelenletiik is bizto-
silva legyen. Pittsburghb6l, a
mikor oft november els6 nap
iaiban osszesereglettek, kabelt
kuldtek a Magyarok Vilagszo-
vetsege eln0kenek bar6 Pere-
nyi Zsigmondnak es AIT ker-
tex, hogy minden felszabadult
varoshoz juttassa Ell az ameri-
kai magyarsag szazezreinek
iidvozletet.
A kegyelmes ur megfelelt
ennek a feladatnak. Minden
felszabadulo varos megkapta
az ameriksi magyarsag iidvoz-
letet. AIT a szoveget, amely-
mex tovabbitasara felksrtek.
De melengette a sziyemet
valami, amikor Kassan vitez
Somogyvary Gyula orszaggyii-
lesi kepviS alo, a radio igazga-
toja szsmelyesen mondta be a
radio hangszoroiaba az ameri-
kai magyarsag iidvozletet. -
Hallotta EFT mem esak Kassa,
de minde"fele, ahol csak teg-
nap faerai bevonulast hall
gattak. Els AIT hiszem, ez nem-
csak Magyarcrszag hatarain
beTil tortent, de azonkivlll
sok szazezer radio mellett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-08
katonak vezetik

vatalban, katonak vezetik is
AIT.
Els lie kell irnom, hogy eb-
ben a hivatalban harom Macy
szeri ernberrel talalkoztam.
Akiknek csodalatos, idegzete
van, akik a k0z0nsegnek ide-
ges, gyakran hiszterias roha-
maiban is bAmulatosan meg
6rzik nyugalmukat es dacara
a nagy rohamoknak, mem
vesztik Ell nyugalmukat. Meg
ertik, hogy mindenki mennel
el6bb szeretne felszab abadult
rokonait 0lelni.
Korompay ezredes, Dozsa
6rnagy es Pongor f6hadnagy
igazan megmutatjak most a
magyar k0z0nsegnek, hogy a
honvedsegnel milyen nagyon
mas szellem uralkodik, mint
a regi katonai hivatalokban.
Amilyen gyorsan csek lehe-
tett megkaptam en- is igazol-
vanyomat es Ultra keltem Kas-
sara. Kiil0n vonattal utaztunk
a Macy napra. Tizezrek sze-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-08

a varosban. A kuruc fejede-
lemnek a domban levo krip-
tajaban tomerdek latogatoja
volt. Szazszamra hoztak ko-
szorukat, csokrokat es imad-
koztak ajtatos hivek a boldog
felszabadulas napjan.
Es milyen csodalatos bol-
dogsaggal, ahitattal enekeltek
a kassai magyarok a Him
nuszt es Szozatot.
Istenem, mi amerikai ma
gyarok ertjiik meg oket ITALIAN
jobban, mint a hazaiak. Hi
szen a mi sziviinkben, a lei
kunkben is mas ahitata van
ezeknek a magyar imadsagok-
max, amikor ait Detroitban,
Clevelandban, Flinten, Day
tonban, Columbusban, Tren-
tonban, Bethlehemben, Buffa-
loban, Youngstownban enc
keljiik, Most tessenek elkep-
zelni azoknak a magyaroknak
a lelket, akik husz evig el vol
tax tiltva a nemzeti imadsa-
goktol,
Es hogy zokogtak tegnap a
kassai domban, amikor ott
el6sz0r mondtak ell a magyar
Hiszekegyet -.
Es mikor zokogo emberek
enekeltek Kassan a Himnuszt,
nekem amerikai magyar test
vereim jutottak eszembe, akik
a nyaron hazatertek es LAT
tam oket Hegyeshaiomnal 20
kogni a nemzeti imadsag da-
lolasa k0zben.
Amerikai magyarok. Scene
lyesen csak Greszing Lajos
cleveland magyar flu, aki lit
a budapest miiegyetemen ia
nul es en- voltam tegnap Kas-
san a tengerentul magyarjai
k0zul, de lelekben tudom szaz-
ezrek zarandokoltak ell oda.
Vezereik gondoskodtak role
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-08

A Felvidek felszabaditasa-
max nagy napjai kozil ketseg-
telenIl november like a leg
jelent6sebb, amikor Horthy
Mikl6s Magyarorszag kor-
mAnyzoja seregeinek ellen be-
vonult Kassara.
November IL, Arnerikaban
Armistice Day, a fegyverszii-
net 0romiinnepe.
Magyarorszag iinnepei sora-
ban nj piros betiis lesz ez a
nap, arnikor Kassa is felsza-
badult.
Husz ev ota az elmult het
igazi ilnnepi hete volt Ma
gyarorszagnak. Amikor felsza-
badult annak a teriiletnek egy
milli6 lak6ssaga a cseh iga
al6l, melyet az vi becsi beke
visMaitelt Magyarorszagnak.
lie mem irhato iinneples, vi
rag, ujra virag, cs6k, 0leles
fogadta mindeniitt a felszaba-
ditto sereget.
Benes ur a husz ev elotti
orszagrablast 'felszabaditas"-
max nevezte. Akkor, jaj, mem
fogadtak - meg a szin szlo-
wax falvakban sem fel-
szabaditokat, mint most 1888
november els6 felenek napjai-
ban.
Es: hogy jajgatnak, hogy
tiltakoznak azok a falvak, a
melyek a becsi beke ertelme-
ben mem szabadultak fel. Nsm
csak a videkek magyarjai, de
a szlovakok u.s.. ruthenek is.
Azok, akiket allitolag felsza-
baditott Benes ur a magyarok
rabsagabol.
Tanuja voltam en- is a Eel
videk mamoros, minden enbe.
ri kepzeletet meghalado bo'.
dog nagy napjainak
A felszabadult terulet ter
meszetesen egyel6re katonai
igazgatas ala kertil. Addig,
mig a felszabadu1t teriilet
k0zigazgatasat ujra szervezik
Mert persze: a cseh tisztvise-
l6k egyiitt mentek vissza ha-
zajukba dicso seregeikkel. A
felszabadult es egyel6re kato-
mai igazgatas ala kerilt terri
letre persze csak katonai iga-
zolvannyal lehet utazni.
Tizezrek ostromoljak most
Budapesten ait a hivatalt, a
hol az ilyen igazolvanyokat
kiallitjak.
Katonak iilnek ebben a hi