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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-11
BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX
 NEA Service Staff Writer

People who eat in small apart me ents usually have low rent and lots of spaghetti dinners. Ruth Mix, 24-year-old daughter of the western star, Tom Mix, has Indian blood in her veins, but she likes to serve Italian dinners in her hillside home. So it appears that this cowgirl and dwellers in tiny apartments have some things in common. This is her way with spaghetti:
 Ruth Mix Spaghetti
 (serves 6)
 Two onions, 1 large can solid pack tomatoes l small can Italian tomato paste, c1ove garlic, bay leaf, l cup water, 1-2 pounds chop ped round steak
 Slice onions and chop garlic. Fry until brown in small amount of olive oil. Add tomatoes, Italian paste bay leaf and water. Mix well and simmer l 1-2 hours. Season. In an- other skillet, heat a little olive oil and butter, then turn in chopped meat. Break up with fork, and cook until Drowned, stirring constantly. Add to tomato sauce and cook at least 15 minutes.
 \ Have one package spaghetti cook cd and hot. Pile spaghetti on large platter and pour the meat sauce over 1t. Serve with fresh green salad and garlic bread.
 For the salad, use all the fresh greens you can find in the market, including, romaine, chicory, let tuce, parsley, celery leaves. Toss in chilled bowl with regular French dressing with teaspoons Worcestershire sauce and drops of tabasco sauce added. Hot but racy!
 Use genuine French bread. Slice the long loaf down the center lengthwise. Then cut down cross wise, making 1-2 inch wide wedges. but do not cut through bottom crust. Combine butter and a clove of garlic, in order to flavor the butter. Remove garlic, then spread butter thickly along the lengthwiSe cut of the loaf. Place in hot oven and heat through Your guests will tear this delici- ously favored and crisp bread in- to shreds. It's pretty grand.
 An egg punch, served warm or chilled, ends this feast. Ruth Mix uses this recipe.
 Egg Punch
 (ServeS 6)
 Eight eggs yolks, 4 tablespoons sugar, 3 tablespoons sherry wine.
 Beat yolks until lemony. Slow ly beat in sugar. Turn into double boiler over hot water. Do not let water boil. Whip in sherry wine and continue to whip until mix ture thickens. Serve warm or chilled in glasses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-11

nine is as effective against pneu- monia as such authorities as Da Costa, Austin Flint, olis-Cohen. Galbraith, Kolmer and Orville H Brown have found it to be, it is log ical to use it both as prophylactic and as treatment for these other common respiratory infections which are wrongly but familiarly called "coldS".
 The combination of two grains of quinine sulphate and two grains of sodium salicylate or acetyl-salicylic acid (aspirin) and one-half grain of caffeine in 8 tablet, in the dose of one tablet every four hours, is prescribed and praised by many phy- sicians for the prevention and treat ment of these respiratory infections.
 Unwary people are often misled by the claims of nostrums which purport to contain quinine. One such nostrum, when analysed, was found to contain less than half grain of quinine. Surely when one takes quinine in any form one should know exactly how much qui- nine in each dose. In order to get two grains of quinine in the nostrum referred to, one would have to take five of the tablets at dose, and that would give an excessive dose of some of the other ingredients.
 Rest in bed, hot mustard foot bath, light mainly liquid diet, iso- lation and the quinine-salicylic-caf- feine tablets above mentioned, would be my treatment of the cri.
 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
 Vitamin Content of Foods
 What is the food value of peanut butter? What vitamins does it con- tain, if any? Have you a table of the vitamin content of common foods? (S. J.)
 Answer-Peanut butter is a highly nutritious food and as healthful as it is nutritious. It yields 2,800 cal- ories per pound-twice as nutritious as bread. It contains vitamin A and vitamin B. Agriculture Depart ment, Washington, D. C., recently issued a bulletin giving the vitamin content of common foods, price a nickle or a dime 8 copy-but Gov ernment Printing Office tells me the supply is exhausted. Maybe they'll have some more in a few months.
 Why Hold Breath?
 am S1, still have "vite" and nev- CT a hint of 'cri". I practice your Belly Breathing regularly. Can hold my breath while I count 70 or 80. Could this prove harmful in any
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-11
USE OF FURNITURE POLISH

Before applying polish to your furniture, be sure 1t is thoroughly cleaned and any spots removed which may be necessary. Use plain lemon or linseed oil or have your dealer recommend a commercial polish which has linseed oil as its basic ingredient. Saturate 8 clean soft cloth with the polish and cover the entire article of furniture. al- ways rubbing with the grain of the wood. Allow the polish to remain on while-f1fteen or twenty min- utes is not too long. Then wipe dry with 8 clean soft cloth and rub vigorously to a bright gloss with a polishing cloth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-11
-REAuTY-
.BEAUTY- GIorifing
 Yourself
By Alicia Hart
NEA Service Staff Writer

NEA Service Staff Writer
 You might try:
 Having one professional facial and one professional scalp treatment this month. Realizing anew how an expert operates will make you take fresh interest in your home treat ments.
 Watching midwinter sales and getting large jars of your favorite preparations at reduced prices. Any way, sales or no, large containers of creams and lotions are more eco- nomical in the long run than tiny ones.
 Using your regular black or brown mascara as base for more exotic, colored one, as does one im- portant American designer. She ap- plies black mascara, lets it dry, then puts on 8 light coat of purple Cher eyes are blue). The first layer (black keeps the purple from appearing even slightly garrish. The second coat takes away the heavy, hard look that black mascara is likely to create.
 Putting on dark red lipstick be- fore you powder, then powdering lips as well as throat and the rest of your face, letting the powder set for 8 few moments before applying lighter, brighter npstick.
 To get your hairdresser to cre- ate some version of the increasingly popular pompadour next time he does a party coiffure for you. You may not want to wear your hair brushed upward all the time, but you ought to try the idea just once anyway.
 To walk at least one mile a day. (Walking for beauty doesn't mean sauntering along in leisurely fash ion, however. Square your Shoul- ders, hold your chest high, backbone straight-and walk briskly! And it would do more good than you prob ably think if you'd smile little while walking.)
 To sleep more and eat less be- tween now and the time you start shopping for spring clothes. You won't be sorry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-11
BY RUTH MILLETT

Along with wanting to look smart CT than their sisters most women want to rate as good hostesses.
 The reason more of them don't succeed is because they think "hostessing" is some mysterious business. Well, it's no more of a mystery than good food and a warm smile,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-11
QUININE AGAINST PNEUMONIA

QUININE AGAINST PNEUMONIA
 Both in the laboratory and in &C., tual practice the specific antiseptic effect of quinine against the pneu- monia germ (pneumococcus, diplo- coccus pneumonia) has been clearly established by many Investigators.
 Dr. Orville H. Brown, in 8 con- tribution to Southwestern Medicine (Feb. 1936) described the Thigh spe- cific toxicity of quinlne for pneu- mococcf' and told of the excellent results in the treatment of pneu- monia and other respiratory tract infections with quinine". He con- cluded that quinine is worthy of trial in every cold whether pneu- monia has developed or not and if there is no improvement after ad- ministration of quinine (combmed with codeine) by mouth, quinine should be administered by mtraven- ous injection. Finally Dr. Brown said q believe firmly that quinine should have universal trial in colds and pneumonia"
 In the Practitioner, Gondon), Sir Wm. Broadbent told of a large girls school where two grains of quinine were taken every morning by pupils and teachers, when "f1u" was epi- demic. Scarcely any of the girls or the teachers suffered, but the serv- ants, who had been forgotten, were all down with the "flu" before the epidemic was over. The servants had not taken quinine. In a public school two grains of quinine was given every morning to all the schol- ars who boarded in the school and they had practically no influenza, but many of the scholars who boarded at home and received no quinine suffered.
 The pneumoco against which quinine seems to be effective, is a common cause of not only pneu- monia but of acute bronchitis, lar. yngitis and tonsilitis. Hence if qui-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-11
OVERWHELMING FURNITURE

A touch of alcohol will remove the white spot that a too-hot dish left on your table. Simply put few drops of alcohol in the palm of your hand, then moisten fingertips of the other hand and lightly rub the white area. Remember, how- ever, that alchool itself is a paint remover so don't apply more than 8 fraction of a drop at a time then rub briskly before adding more
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-11
CLEANSING UTENSILS

When cleansing tin utensils, rinse acids of immediately, wash in soapy water, and SCOUT with mild abrasive powder. Iron is best cleaned with hot soapy water. It is not wise to SCOUT your frying pan too vigor- orouSly because the burned in finn of fat might be removed and the pan would rust. Keep steel free from spots by use of securing powders, and do not let moisture accumuate on it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-11

in few more short weeks. And vicariously, the rest of the family will pick it up.
 They have gotten careless, and three of them had ceased to think of mother as a lady deservingn chivalry, thought and considera- tion. All the lessons in the home are not taught by parents. A child may make over the entire family very often, and this is why associates of the right sort are the best edu- cation he can have.
 Copyright, 1898, NEA Service Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-11
THE WOMEN Reputation 0f Hostess LS Cooked Ub AHair
'sion. A waitress stared enviOusly.

to invite to a party only people who speak the same language"
 Just one other word about the business of entertaining. You're al- way hearing nice sounding advice about, "All you need to have party is the spirit" Well, it's not true. You've got to make your guests comfortable and happy. If you don't your charm is going to be wasted, and so is your guesture of hospital itY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-11

A good host. ess is s-or en- ployS - a good cook. Cue S t s b e in g W h a t they us u a Il y a r e, h u n g ry h u m a n S, the W o m a n h e y f e el k i Il d l y toward is the w Q III d Il WI1O f e e d S h e m W e l l. F e e d them first may not be a rule of e etiquette e t t e, h.,t ik ic nna
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-11
Modern Menus
TOMORROW'S MENU

BREAKFAST: Pineapple juice, fried tomato rings, bacon, wholewheat mullins, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Green pea ome- let, Melba toast, mixed fruit compete, sugar cookies, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Spaghetti with meat and tomato sauce, mix ed greens, peppery French dressing, egg punch, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-11
ANSWER:

ANSWER:
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 gOOdy number of wives who apply courts matrculate the excitement of great hot Then they cOnjured their imagnatons: all the irritating wiped out wh the stroke of horizon light of for the grim realities of life down them lone woman is lone woman whether fate the the grim reaper responsible And don't let any body tell her lot is an easy one
 Deeper than this a woman who has once him. aybe this the mystical element the ceemony speaks of) Although wreckng happiness of him in her heart melting moods she know anguish greater ugieSt There's Sereproach at its btterest
 
 might sophisticated comedies Broadway jerking with daughters of Svorced In destroyed, whose whole marriage has been poisoned at the parents Why oh why did it have to be-"
 right nahu and all but church will give its bless her girl again purge her heart o its ache and Its bitterness loved that husband Certainly is decision which every grautouS the outsider to her to stop and think again. 10 who have tried divorce and found wanting in all 1t indignation than otherwise she will stick to her first bargain, however bad it appears
 After the hot frantic welding nothing free them wholly"
 CAROLINE CHATFIELD.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-11
Latest Styles
WOMAN,S REALM
Hozv To Keep WeU
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

health hygenei
  enclosed Letters should De 1  be William Brady
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-11
TODAY's FASHION TIP

Be as extravagant and extreme in your rubies as you can, but keep your gowns simple and decollette.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-11
Caroline Chatfield
Says Today

Correspondent Discovers Divorce No Cure-All and
 Urges Women to Stick to First Marriage Bar
 4ain
 DEAR CHATFTEI1D
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  live And might have avoided it if I used head
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-11

way? (U0
 Answer-No, but there is nothing to be gained by holding the breath. Breathe while you may-long time no breathe by-and-bye. Copyright, 1888, John F. Rille Co.,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-11

After the frantic welding he nothing free them wholly"
 CAROLINE CHATFIELD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-11

PrObe of discussed in
   Write Miss Ch"theid in cnre of
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06

Igen sokan fogadtak meg vi
eykor, hogy tobbe mem doha-
nyoznak. De vi ev masod-
napjan mar a legtobbnek fist
be ment a terve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06
A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
Kozli: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakas 1O5 - End St. Niles. O
PRESBITERIUMUNK j

PRESBITERIUMUNK janu-
ar San tartotta evzaro szama-
dasat es az eredmenyt deem
berrol a kovetkez0kben ALA
pitotta meg. Bevetel volt de-
cemberben 249.41, a novemberi
maradvannyal 52O.19. Kiadas
decemberben 1870, ICY az ev-
vegi maradvany 340.49.
K0ZGYuLESUNK jan. Gen
lesz, amelyen jelentest fog ten
nj a lelkesz az egyhaz egesz
evi mukodeserol, ugy anyagi,
mint egyeb teren es javaslatok
tetetnek az egyhaz 1938-iki
munka programjara vonatko-
zolag.
BALUNK ujev estejen szepen
sikerult, akik oft voltak, mind
vegig jol mulattak es anyagi
eredmenye 56.94-el gazdagitot-
ia egyhazunk penztarat.
VI PRESBITEREINK, kiket
az evvegi kozgyules valasztott,
a multi vasarnap tettek lie a hi
vatali eskut az istentisztelet
kereteben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
Mt. Marion Sandor, Ielkesz
325 Mahonlng Ave Phone 34553

ISTENTISZTELET vasarnap
delel6tt fel II orakor, el6tte
10 oratol vasarnapi iskola. We
zetik 10th Erzsebet es B. Kiss
Erzsebet.
EVI KOZGYULESUNKET,
amikor az vi tisztviseloket is
megvalasztjuk, most vasarnap
istentiszteletiink vegeztevel
tartjuk meg, miert is egyha-
zunk 0sszes alkoto tagjait hiv-
juk es elvarjuk.
EGYHAZTANACSI gytiles
szombaton este 6 orakor lesz.
BETEGSEGELYZo egyle-
tunk a multi vasarnap megtar-
tott gyulesen a regi tisztvisel6-
ket visszavalasztotta. Elnok lett
Marion Sandor lelkesz, alel-
nok Kolozsvary Jozsef, titkar
Macy Peter, penztarnok Ko-
lozsvary Jozsefne, ellenor ozv.
Veres Ignacne, beteglatogatok
Batary Andras, Macy Peterne,
Szaday Benjamin, Szalay Jo-
zsef es ozv. Szilagyi Gyorgyne.
Kozgyiiles a halaleseti Sc
gelyt felemelte, amennyiben a
tagok egy-egy dollarja mellett
meg SO dollart fizet a penzta-
rabol, mig az egy ev alatt el-
vezett betegsegely 0sszeget so
dollarban allapitotta meg S
egyben kimondta, hogy a kifi-
zetett heti betegsegelyek
egyuttes osszege mem halad-
hatja meg a $50 dollart.
Januar, februar es marcus
honapokra kedvezmenyes be-
allast engedelyezett a kozgyii-
les, orvosi vizsga mellett be-
allasi dij nelkul lephet be As
ewes korhatarig mindenki.
ELHALT ozv. Csepke Ka-
rolyne, sz. Szabo Erzsebet rs
ewes koraban Ajakon, Szabolcs
megyeben. Az elhunytban
Csepke Balazs es 0zv. Marion
Gyorgyne edes anyjukat gya-
szoljak. Az elmult vasarnap is
tentiszteletunk0n imadsagunk-
ban kertuk Isteniink kegyel-
met az elhunyt edes anya S
vigasztalasat a vesztes szivi
gyermekek, meny es unokak
szamara.
TEMETES. Kedden delutan
temettuk ell Hubbardon auto
baleset kovetkezteben elhunyt
nehai Zambo Janos testverun-
ket, aki Zemplen megyeben,
Kiskazsmeron sztiletett, cit So
evet. Gyazoljak harom leany-
gyermeke S a jo baratok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06
YOUNGSTOWN IS vIDEl<E HIREI

delel6tt fel 11-kor, el6tte fel
10-kor vasarnapi iskola. Este
6.30-kor Junior CE, 8-kor Sc
nior CE osszej0vetel. Mindket
ifjusagi csoport ekkor fogja
megtartani evi tisztujito gyile-
set. Legyenek hat oft a tagok
mindnyajan.
A KARACSONYI es UJEVI
iinneplesek ihletett es Istentol
gazdagon megaldott keretek-
ben folytak lie egyhazunkban.
Az unnepi orommel es buzgo-
saggal megtelt lelkek minden
alkalommal zsufolasig toltottek
meg tagas templomunkat es
remenysegen felili aldozatkesz-
seggel vettek XII reszuket az
/ unnepi adakozasbol. Karacso-
nyi uriszentvacsoraval cit 302
lelek, az unnepi adomanyok es
bevetelek osszege pedig megha-
ladja a 800 dollart. Az urvacso-
raj scent jegyeket Papp Samuel
es neje, a templomi es vasar-
napi iskolai karacsonyfakat
10th Istvan -es csaladja ajan-
dekoztak. A kantalas szep ak
tusat ifjaink 8 csoportba
oszolva vegeztek, mig Junior
es Senior epekkaraink az listen
tiszteleteket tettek szebbe es
ahitatosabba az unnepek alatt.
Gyermekeink karacsonyfa lin
nepelye az iinnep els6 napjan
este nemcsak latogatott, de
kellemesen sep is volt. Eloadas
utan minden gyermek egy-egy
dobozka cukorral es narancs-
csal lett megajandekozva.
SZILVESZTER este hiveink
sep szamban adtak halat az
elmult ev sok aldasaiert maid
orommel elveztek azokat az g
hazai mozgokep jeleneteket,
melyeket a lelkeszpar a mutt
nyaron otthon tett latogatasuk
alkalmaval keszitett.
KARACSONY masodnapi mu
latsagunk is sep sikerrel veg
zod0tt, mikor is a Central Au-
ditorium hatalmas Macy terme
zsufolasig megtelt johangulatu
kedves vendegekkel. 0sszes be-
vetel volt 276.4O, kiadas 110.86,
maradvany 1854.
NoEGYLETUNK mutt ho-
napban megvalasztott uj tiszt-
visel0i beiktatasa most vasar-
nap istentisztelet utan, rendes
havi gyules pedig delutan 3-kol
lesz megtartva. Sziveskedjenek
a tagok teljes szamban megje-
lenni.
PROGRESSIVE Ligank multi
vasarnap tartott tisztujit6 gyii.
lessen a kovetkez6 tisztvisel6ket
valasztotta meg: Dork6 Imre
eln0k, 10th Pal aleln0k, 10th
Andrasne jegyz6, Dorko Janos
penztarnok, Kovacs Ferencne
ellenor, Aszalos Istvanne Is
Dorko Janosne hazfelugyel6k.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rem.
des havi gyiileset most szom.
baton este Z 6rakor, gyiilekeze.
tunk evi kozgyiileset pedig jan
loan, a vasarnapi istentiszte
let utan fogjuk megtartani. A.
elnokseg ezuton is szeretette
meghivja a presbiterium es a,
egyhaz erdekelt tagjait.
| ANYAKONYVI StatiSztikanl
szerint a multi evben sziletetr
13 gyermek, konfir1nalt 18 no
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06
VISSZA KELL VENNI
A BANYASZOKAT

A National Labor Relation
Board elrendelte, hogy Clover
Ford Coal Company, Kits,
Kentucky, Harlan megye, tar
tozik ujra munkaba allitani
ait a hatvan banyaszt, ahket
szervezkedesi kiserlctek Matt
bocsatottak el.
Az elbocsatasi id6re jaro be
reket szinten XII kell adni a
banyaSZoknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06
VI BANYAVALLALAT
NYILT KENTUCKYBAN

Straight Grain Camel Coal
Company nev alatt a ken
tuckyi Prestonsburg varosban
a Howard testverek szenkeres-
kedo-ceg vi banyavallalatot
alapitott es januarban ket vi
banyat nyit a k0rnyeken.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06
MULATSACOK
NAPTARA

Ebben a rovatban dijtala-
nul kozoljik azon egyha-
zak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek rnulatsagait, 0ssze-
joveteleit, stb. - nem t0bb
mint q h6nappal el6re is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap hivatalos
lapja es arnelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik >lapunkban Is
nyomtatvanyaikat aalunk
szerzik be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06

Februar no 13-an, vasarnap
a Scent Istvan hitk6zseg Va
lentine tancmulatsaga a Gen.
trail Auditoriumban. Muzsikal
Tamas Albert Is bandaia.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06
HETI CIKk AZ
ALkoTMANYR6L
Irja: MAX BERNs
Hogyan mik0dik a Legfel-
sobb BiroSag?


sobb Birosag?
y A Legfelsobb Birosag csu-
pan olyan peres ugyekben hoz
iteletet, amelyeket a fennallo
jogugyi szabalyok ertelmeben
terjesztettek a birosag ele. A
birosag mem indit meg pereket,
valamint Sc az elnoknek sc a
kongresszusnak nem ad jog
tanacsot a megvitatas alatt
levo vagy a mar elfogadott tor
venyekre vonatkozolag.
p A Birosag mem foglalko-
xix a napi politika kerdeseivel,
csupan peres ugyekben hoz
dOnteSt.
- Az eleje terjesztett peres
ugyekben a birosag foszem-
pontja az, hogy az alkotmany
oda vonatkozo hatarozmanyait
ervenyesitse. $50 ev alatt a
kongresszus "a ezer torvenyt
szavazott meg, a Legfelsobb BIZ
rosag pedig reszben vagy egesz-
ben csak rs torvenyt vetett ell,
inert acknowledgements ia
lalta.
~ A Legfels6bb Birosag mem
foglalkozik a kongresszust We
zerlo szelleni aramlatokkal.
Mem don't afel6l, hogy a tor
venyek helyesek-e, helytelenek-
e, vagy feleslegesek-e, inert
ezen kerdesek eldontese kizaro-
lag kongresszus feladata. -
Ugyanez vonatkozik a kon-
gresSzus politikai szellemere is.
! Mint Brandeis biro egyik don
teseben megirta: - Az alkot-
manynak nincs is ITALIAN olyan
melyen gyokerezo torvenye,
mint az, hogy anlikor a Legfel-
sobb Birosag egy torveny alkot-
manyos voltat teszi megbiralas
targyava, mem targyalhatja
meg a kongresszust vezerl6 DO
litikai szellemet. A Legfels6bb
Birosag mem a kongresszust We
zerlo politikai iranyelvek vagy
politikai szelleme Matt erveny-
telenit egy torvenyt; ez csupan
akkor tortenhetik meg, ha a
kongresszus a szobanforgo tor
veny megszavazasaval tulha-
ladja alkotmanyos jogk0ret.
A Legfelsobb Birosag mem
jogi tanacsado, torvenyhozt
vagy politikai testiilet. Mtiko.
desc tisztara az eleie terjesz.
tett perek eldontesere terjed XII
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06
A SCENT ISTVAN
R.K. EGYHAZ HIREI
Pl6banos:
E6t, Bir6 L8rinc
854 Wilson Ave
TeiefoM 31906

A Scent New Tarsulat tiszt.
visel6 valaszto gyulese vasar.
nap delutan 3 orakor lesz.
Ugyanezen napon lesz a Ku
ratorok valasztasa is. Valaszto
ioggal bir minden csaladf0, an
max tavOlleteben hitveStarSa
minden ozvegy, maganos, fel
mott ifju es leany, ha hitkoz
segevel szemben kotelezettse'
geinek becsiilettel eleget tett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06

Januar no 3O-an, vasarnap
a Fuggetlen Ifjusagi K0r a
Central Auditoriumban szini-
el6adast es tancmulatsagot
rendez. Muzsikal Medve Is Szi-
kora zenekara.