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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-31
Wealthy Mans Son Is Kidnaped;
 Held for S10,0OO
Father Returns from Secret Mission Expects Boy
 Back Shortly

PRINCETON, Florida May 31.- James Bailey Cash, Jr., son of a wealthy merchant, was kidnapped Saturday night and held for $10,- 900 ransom.
 The kidnapers slit the screen on the back door of the Cash home and abducted the pajama clad boy.
 The father returned from secret mission during last night and re- ported jubilantly that he expected the return of his son shortly, that he was alive and it is said the ran- som transfer was made, or was to be made early today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-31
STOCK QUOTATIONS


 NEW YORK, May 31. = Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 9B. American Can 85%, American Light and Power AZ, Anaconda g, Bethlehem Steel 405s, Commonwealth and Southern 1A, Curtiss Wright Az, General Motors 271z, International Harvest CT 49%, Kennecott 28, New York Central 10k, Southern Pacific 10ls, United States Steel 401s, Cities Service 8as, Pound $494 15/16.
 DOW, JONES AVERAGES
 The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: industrials 1O774, rails 20.31, utilities 17.88.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-31

Continued on Page six)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-06
National Hospital Day
To Be Celebrated May II

On Thursday, May II, Maria Par
ham hospital will celebrate National
Hospital Day by receiving guests BE-
tween two and four o'clock in the
afternoon. Visitors may inspect each
department, and the nurses in charge
will explain their work and give any
general information about the depart
ment. A set-up for a major operation
will be arranged in the operating
room, and the X-ray department will
have Interesting pictures and labora-
tory displays. Refreshments will be
rerved.
Suggestions for Improvement of the
service rendered will be appreciated
by the staff and no funds nor gifts
will be solicited
The idea for National Hospital Day,
the day on which the nation makes
a special effort to have the community
know its hospitals, was suggested for
the first time in March, 1921, and was
received so cordially as to produce i'm
mediate results. 1t was decided that
no more fitting date could be selected
than The birthday of the great hos
pital pioneer Florence Nightengale
and on May u, 1921, less than two
months after the original published
suggestions the first National Hos
pital Day was celebrated. The Presi-
dent of the United States and the Gov
ernor General of Canada endorsed the
celebration and in every state in the
union the governor proclaimed the
day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-06

those children around him, somewhat
like my Grandpa Hester did twenty
five or thirty years ago with his many
grandchildren, when we used to meet
there on Sundays for big dinner,
with the hand-sewed motto, God
Rless Our HOmeb" hanging in the
dnilng-rOOm.
Mr.. Beamon plans to attend the
convention here soon, as he always
has for many years.
Some DAYS ago Marshall Foch Wood
lief brought an invitation to me by
hand, which was beautifully engraved
in gold, inviting me to attend the
graduation exercises tonight (Wed-
nesday) at the Berea high school,. Not
seeing me anywhere that day, he sent
it back later by his daddy, E. D. Wood
lief with the message that he was
really expecting me to come out to
see him graduate. SO / met Broadway
Raglan when he got off from work at
six and rode out with him to Berea.
I waited at Rudder's Service Sta
tion a while and there was a salesman
selling him some of those Trader
Horn styled hats. BY giving S. j. a
hat for his own personal use, the sales
man finally provoked him into buy
ing nice order. S. ]. has opened
dry goods department and even sells
yard goods. A. T.. Dhue is his assis.
tant-in-chief.
Poor little Odell Oakley CTS pound
err sat on the bench outside trying
to get cooled off, when if he had gone
on inside, he could have sat near a
fan, with two-foot spread and a
1O0O-a- minute revolution. Willie Oak
ley. had little better sense of mind
and got next to the fan. Lester Will
ford came in to get some groceries
and let me ride back to the school
with him. 800.
At the school were Everybody and
his brother, a "housefull and yard
full.:' Mrs, Richard Crews played tkei
professional, while the dignitaries
marched in. Little Miss Libby Daniel.
mascot of the senior class, gave the
welcome. I. Garland Pruitt introduced
B. D. Bum, superintendent of the
Granville county schools, who in turn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-06

err so you must never give up, even
though you may often get discourage
ed.
Now let me return home from Be-
rea. had the pleasure of coming back
with Mr.. and Mrs. Badger Clark and
Junior, who live there in Henderson.
They brought me right to my door.
and MANY Thanks" And for the sake
of those who do not already know,
Badger was the Big Business Man of
Henderson who last fall ran right out
of the bank here and right into the
arms of a passer-by, a lady at that
And as I told before, it was only that
he literally grabbed her tight for just
one brief moment and held her until
each of them could regain their equi-
librium, that saved them both from
falling on the pavement and getting
hurt. But 1 assure you that it was
thorough accident.
Think I have told enough for one
night, now to forget my troubles in
Dreams" or so it seems.
T. MOSES JONES.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-06
Jack Griffith PLAYS
For Dance Tonight

Tonight, beginning at 10 o'clock, a
dance will be given at West End Coun-
try club, for which Jack Griffith and
his orchestra, featuring the singing
of Miss Frances Harrison, will play.
A large crowd from nearby towns,
as well as from Henderson, is ex-
pected. About 200 invitations have
been sent to people in Warrenton,
South Hill, Va, Norlina, Franklinton,
Roxboro, Roanoke RAPIDS Little+nn
Louisburg, Oxford, and GAINESVILLE,
Va. Several girls have been invited
to sponsor the dance
3, Proceeds will he given to the Ath-
letic Association of high school, to
buy athletic awards and to pay the
expenses of the tennis golf, and track
teams at the local school.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-06

| introduced the speaker of the even
| ing, DR.. Leon r. Meadows, president
| of East Carolina Teachers College
Greenville.
Mr.. Bum said that DR.. Meadows
was a philosopher, southern orator.
and trainer of teachers, that he had
trained more teachers than any other
man in North Carolina, having been
connected with that college for nearly
thirty years, and president for the
past five years.
DR.. Meadows almost took the text
Remove not the ancient landmark
which thy fathers have set" Proverbs
2:28. In fact, he said we might call
it text if we wished to. The six
which he stressed were the Land
marks of: Honesty, 2-Education, s.
Hospitality, 4-Work. 5-Thrift, Gre
ligion. Not to make his part too long.
as there were other things to follow
on the program. DR.. Meadows omit
ted two of his landmarks, but that
did not leave his address one bit in
complete or disrupted: Upon meeting
him at the close of the exercises,
almost wanted to tell Dr. Meadows
that I did not believe he had ever gone
to college. as he had not used one
big or dis-understandable word.
also told him that all our girls were
boys so we could not send them down
to Greenville for him to educate, and
he informed me that E. c. T. c. was
now COED with $50 boys in attend
ance.
know Principal F. r. Barlow was
I. - 014 xrl,0x Nv,
Bum presented each with a diploma
and then pronounced that they had
graduated. l can't remember before of
a graduating class having more boys
than girls, as there were five girls
and six boys: Miss Esther Brooks,
Miss Nola Williford, Miss Sophia Nc
Farland, Miss Ellie O'Brian, Miss
Betsy RUSSELL Raymond Adcock, Hob
good Adcock Marshall Woodlief, John
A. Currin, Rassie Brooks, and Gar
land Fruit.
Hobgood Adcock was presented a
medal for the highest high school av-
erage, and it was also stated that he
had not missed one day of his entire
high school life.
Miss Sophia Mcfarland was pre-
sented a medal for icing the best all
round student.
The board of trustees of the school
also sat on the platform, u ]. Brooks,
Thomas Hobgood, Graham B. Daniel,
Sam Knott, and Willie Currip. MI
Knott presented the certificates TO
those entering high school next term
In that group was Pervis Tingen,
whose picture with a million dollar
smile was in this column several
weeks ago.
The occasion of the graduating ex
ercises was a most enjoyable one, al
though there may have been many
trials and tribulations in all the pre-
parations for it, and we wish for each
of those young men and women a
long and prosperous life. But do not
expect a life of ease and luxury, as
hardly any one these days ever
mounts towards the top without a
large share of disappointment and
hard knocks. But each disappoint-
ment or defeat will certainly prepare
you for something greater and grand
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-06
Today's Church
Message
BY REV. j. EVERETTE NEESE.
"MY MOTHERS HANDS.

"MY MOTHERS HANDS,"
My mothers hands! So capable!
love them-every wrinkle there.
Though toll has made them rough and
worm,
These hands to me are wondrous fair.
Ny mothers hands. How oft have
they
The restless spirit lulled to rest,
How oft have they the tear stained
cheek
In silent sympathy caressed.
No power on earth can quite excel
The magic touch of mothers hands,
1t guards the soul and guides the
steps
And grips the heart like iron bands
Selected.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-06

1t is not a day on which funds or
donations are solicited, but one for
the public to become familiar with
what the hospital does, to see the hu-
man side of the hospital, of it's varied
services, and just how it is prepared
to serve the people of the community
An invaluable service may be render
ed by Kidding peoples minds of the
traditional dread of hospitals, orr
ginating in the. middle ages and still
existing, and replacing it with a con
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-06
(By T. MOSES JONES.)

At the Children's Home at Colds
boro there are sixty-odd children, or
nhans of Odd Fellows, besides half a
dozen old folks who also are being
taken care of. W. c. Beamon, pictured
above, has for come years heen Super
intendent of The Home. But before
then, he travelled with the Singing
Glass on their tours of the State, at
which time 1 met him when the class
Care to Oxford.
Mr.. Beamon was here at our dis
trict convention about a month ago.
he is man with great, big heart
and soul. Being lover Of children,
nothing could be more fitting THAI
for lin to be the head of that home.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-06
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page Four

/. Name the first president of the
American Red Cross.
Q Which is heavier, gold or platinum?
g. Name the great Russian singer
who recently died.
f. Where is Harvard University?
5. Are Chinese admitted to the U. S.
as immigrants?
6. What elective office does John N.
Garner hold?
8. Which state is nicknamed the
Hawkeye State?
9. Why are jewels used in watches?
10. Has the moon an atmosphere?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-06
Rural Churches

MIDDLEBURG M. E. CHARGE
Rev. D. A. Petty.
Tabernacle Church
Homecoming and Mothers Day
Dinner served on grounds.
Morning worship by visiting min
lister.
Afternoon worship by Rev. r. E.
Brown.
Drewry:
Mothers Day message at p. m.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-06
FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1893

fldence and reliance based ~
knowledge of the services whi III the
hospital OF today is renderin, t ~ the
community. 10 the
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-05
Mem ELHETUNK
SzERELEM NELKUL

A kolto, a magyar k0lto,
akinek nevet regen elfeledtik,
de egyik es mask versszaka
ma is elevenen cseng fiiliink-
ben, ait enekelte::
Mem elhetiink soha a SEE
relem nelkul!
Ellenben a New York Life
biztosito tarsulat choke, aki-
ben semmi kolt0i hajlam
mines, hanem ANIMAL okosabb
gazda, ait mondja nekiink:
- Mem elhetiink soha bizto-
sitas nelkiil!
Az emberi 1etfentartas to-
rekveseit gazdalkodasnak ne
vezziik. Az emberi elet ennel-
fogva, mivel a letfenntartas a
f6 celia, elkepzelhetetlen gaz-
dalkodas nelkiil. A gazdalkodas
maya az emberi elet, tehat
mindenkor alka1masnak kell
lenni feladatahoz. Alkalmas pc
dig mem lehetne biztositas mel
kill es ennelfogva az emberi
eletet Sc lehet elkepzelni bizto-
sitas nelkiil.
Ez a megallapitas mutatja
a biztositas rendkiviil nagy
fontossagat. A biztositasnak
ez a fontossaga feltetlen szuk-
segszeri is, tehat nelkiil0zhe-
tetlen.
Minden olyan dolog, amely
az emberi elet folyamatos biz
tositasara van rendezve, feltet-
lenul allando propaganda XII
van az egyen, a tarsadalom es
az allan biztonsaga erdekeben
Vedjik egeszsegiinket, 6vakod
Junk a balesetekt6l, vigya1-
zunk a gyermekekre, neveljul
6ket a tarsadalom hasznos pol
| garaiva. Mem jelszavak ezek
hanem lett0rvenyszeru Grove
biro rendelkezesek, amelyeket
mindenkinek kovetnie kell es 6
tarSadalomnak gOndOSkodn
kell arrol, hogy azok be is tar
tassanak. Epp ICY mem ure'
jelszo az sem, hogy biztosit
sunk, inert ez a szinten let
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-05
BECSULJUK MEG
A F0GORvoST

George Washington arckepe,
amelyet a hires Stuart festett,
olyan szigoru arcot mutat,
amino a'ig kepzelhet6. Ennek
Okla az, hogy Westinghouse
nagy er6fesziteseket kellett
tenni, hogy mil fogsorat a
Szajaban tarthassa. Fogorvosok
ugyanis mar akkor is voltak,
de mem tudtak olyan jo mum
kat csinalni, mint ma.
Washington korszaka ota
igen nagyot fejl6dott a fogor-
vosi tudomany. F6leg Ameri-
kaban. Batran mondhatjuk,
hogy a vilag legjobb fogorvosai
Amerikaban vannak es a kill
f0ldon a legjobb fogorvosok az
amerikaiak.
Ennek dacara a fogorvosi tu-
domany meg nagyon messze
van att6l, hogy tokeletes le-
gyen. Vannak ugyan kitiin6
mestereink, akik els6rendii fog
sorokat csinalnak, vagy olyan
hidakat epitenek az emberek
szajaba, hogy azoknak nyoma
Sc lathato, de igazi miivesze-
tet meg mem tudtak kifejteni.
Mem szabad emiatt a fogor-
vosokat karhoztatni. Ellenke-
z6leg: azok legteljesebb mer-
TEXT becsiilesinkre iussosak.
A fogorvosi egyetemek a vi
lag legszegenyebb intezme-
nyei. Azoknak javara soha sem
XII mem tett alapitvanyt. A ta-
narok ARA vannak kenysze-
ritve, hogy magangyakorlatot
folytassanak tudomanyos ku-
tatas helyett, inert szereny fl
zetesikb6l mem tudnak meg
elni.
Ha egy fatal orvos azzal
all el6, hogy a rakbetegseg
okait akarja tanulmanyozni,
ere a celra rogton kaphat
penzt. De a fogaszat legkiva-
lobb egyetemi tanara Sc tudna
penzt kapni ARA, hogy a fo-
gak romlasanak okait tudoma-
nyosan kutaSsa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-05

A szoba falan oft volt az
osztrak-magyar birodalom ter
kepe. Az Greg Wodianer oda-
lepett ehhez a terkephez, ra-
mutatott Magyarorszag terri
letere es ait mondta sep csen-
deSen:
Nezze csak baro Rot
schild ur! Kiralyok es csasza-
rok johetnek, meg mehetnek,
nemzetek forradalmat kezd-
hetnek, gyozhetnek vagy ell
Dukhatnak, de az az aldott da-
rab magyar fold mindig oft fog
maradni, ahol van.
A nemet pelda most ait mu-
tatja, hogy az osztrak fold
ugyan oft maradt a helyen,
de azert megis megszunt le-
tezni Austria.
ES mlnek tanulJunk mi bar
NIT is a mai Spanyolorszag fe-
lol, mikor holnap esetleg mar
olasz gyarmat lehet belole.
Mem, kerem, mines annak
mar sok ertelme, hogy ilyen
Greg fovel tovabb tanuljon az
ember. Nekunk hasztalan me-
selik, hogy jo pap holtig ta-
null. A sok tanulas alapjan
csak egyre ebredhet, hogy SEM
NIT sc tud, inert amt ma meg
tanult, az holnap mar mem
igaz. Tegnap meg ait mondtak
az orvosok peldanak okaert,
hogy a pelagra betegsegnek
mines orvossaga, ma pedig
buszken jelentik, hogy odase
ennek a remes betegsegnek,
inert meg van mar az orvos-
saga. Tegnap meg ait mondtak
nekunk, hogy a vilagegyetem-
ben mines kemenyebb dolog,
mint a gyemant es ma mar
elojott egy tudos, aH bebizo-
nyitotta, hogy egy f0ldre hui
lott csillag meteor anyaga
olyan kemeny, hogy ugy vag-
ia a gyemantot, mint a vajat.
Es mivel igy megy ez min
denutt, ugyan mi a csodanak
tanulnank mi most oreg fejjel
vi dolgokat, nikor holnap
amugy is ell kell azokat felej-
tenunk, inert semmise igaz be-
l6liik.
/
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-05

ugy erik, hogy a magyar kor-
manynak es a magyar tarsa-
dalomnak nincs joga beleavat-
kozni az amerikai magyarsag
eletebe;; es az amerikai ma
gyarsag mem kivan beleavat-
kozni Magyarorszag belpoliti-
kajaba. De termeszetesen a
tervezett magyar egyseg min
den bizonnyal apolni akarja es
fogja kozos vagyonunkat, a
magyar kulturat es kulturalis
DISQUALIFICATION all a Sziil6-
f0lddel.
Igaz-e, annit a radikalisok
hiresztelnek, hogy Detroitban
'sreakci6s" vagy. ''nazi" vagy
''fascista" gyiiles. lesz?
Termeszetesen mem igaz. A
detroiti talalkozas el6keszitesen
lelkesen dolgoznak katholiku-
sok, protestansok es zsidok,
inert annak az a celia, hogy
necsak a kommunizmus, ha-
mem a fascizmus es nazizmus
terjeszteset is meggatolja ko-
z0tttink az amerikai magyar
eletet megtartsa az amerikai
alkotmanyos demokracia szel-
lemeben.
Megis mi a munkaprogram-
ia egy ilyen egysegnek?
onmagunkkal, Magyar-Ame-
rikaval, az amerikai magya-
rokkal tor6dni. Oreg magyar
jainkat segiteni jelenlegi nehez
problemaikban, a masodik
nemzedeket pedig osszekapcsol-
nj az amerikai magyar elet-
| tel.
Mikor kezdGdik a tabOrOzas
programme es meddig tart?
A taborozas programme
szombaton, majus 28-an kez-
d6dik es hetf6ig, majus 30-ig
tart. Reszletes program kozo-
We lesz idejeben a magyar Ia
pokban.
Hogy kell erteni a detroitiak
meghivasat?
Detroit magyar kol6niaja el-
latja szallassal es elelemmel
azokat, akik a jelenlegi nehez
viMonyok k0zt mem tudnak
szallodaban lakni S a magyar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-05
Mi a celia a taborozasnak?

Mi a celia a taborozasnak?
Scent Istvan halalanak 900
TX evfordul6ja alkalmaval egy
nemzeti unnep megtartasa, a
mely felhivja Amerika figyel-
met is az lit elo magyar erte-
kekre.
Vm-e felekezeti jellege az
iinnepnek, van-e annak k0ze
az Eucharisztikus Kongresz-
szushoz?
Detroitban a taborozas ma
sodik napjan, majus 29-en del
el6tt minden felekezet a sajat
kiil0n istentiszteletet tartja,
ICY a katholikusok is, a protes-
tanSok is, a zsid6k is kiil0n-
kiil0n iinnepelnek, de a nagy
nemzeti iinnep, amely vasar-
nap delutan lesz, 0sszehoz
minden magyart es ANNAK
SEMMIFELE FELEKEZETI
JELLEGE MEM LESZ. Az tisz-
tan magyar nemzeti tnnep
leS1.
Xix hivatalOsak DetrOitba?
Mindazok a magyar testiile-
tex, egyletek, egyhazak, koz0s
nagybizottsagok, valamint jo-
akaratu magyarok, akik ma
gukeva teszik ait az alapelvet,
hogy Magyar-Amerika egyseget
meg kell alkotni. Akik belat-
jak, hogy nem a nagyvilagban
dulo vilagnezeti harcokat kell
Magyar-Amerikanak elintezni,
akik az amerikai magyarsag
eleteben ugy a kommunista,
mint a fascista es nazista es
minden masfajta 'izmus" ell
len tiltakozni kivannak.
Milyen k0ze lenne lyen ter
vezett alakulasnak MagyMOr-
szaghoz, vagy annak koruna
nyahoz?
Semmilyen k0ze. Detroitba
azok vannak meghiva, akik
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-05

torvenyszeri er6vel biro kial-
tas odatartozik az el6bb reszle-
tezett peldazatok koze.
Az egyetemes gazdalkodas-
ban a letegzisztenciak lehet6-
We tetele mem bizhat6 egyesek
kenye-kedvere. Mar azert sem,
inert a gazdalkodas az egzisz-
tenciakat tomoriti es ezaltal
egymas k0zotti fiigg6seget te-
remit. Egyik egzisztencia fiigg
masiktol. Az egzisztenciak le-
tet6l fiigg az allan. Oily felte-
telek eek, amelyeket csak be-
tolteni lehet, de elhagyni SEM
mi esetre sem. A gazdalkodas a
termeszet rendjeben zokkene-
seknek, veszede delmekben, erte-
keiben elpusztulasoknak van
kiteve.
Miutan pedig a ga1dalkodas
az emberi elet folytonossaga-
max a biztositeka, eek ellen a
hatranyok ellen valamikeppen
vedekeznie kell, inert maskii-
lonben hivatasat nem tudna
betolteni. Mikeppen es hogyan
lehetseges ez? Semmivel mas
sal, mint a biztositassal. Ma
ga a meghatarozas kifejezi
egyuttal a fogalmat is. A biz
tositassal mem onz6 celokat
szolgalo es a kereskedelmi elet-
tel kifejl6dott torekves FOCAL
ma van takarva, hanem benne
van az elmelet es a gyakorlati
meghatarozas is. A biztositas
gondolata szuksegerzetb6l ke-
letkezett, tehat mem volt vala-
mely valtOzhatO eSemeny val0-
ravaltasi torekvese, hanem egy
onmagat6l jelentkez6 valami,
ami observation-disclosures bizo-
nyult. Amint fejl6dott az er-
telem, az emberek letszama es
eZzel kapcSolatban a gaZdalko-
das, ugy fejl6dott a biztositas
szuksegerzete is.
A gazdalkodas es biztositas
ket olyan kor, amely egymas
nelkul mem allhat meg. Helyes
gazdalkodas csak megfelelc
biztositas mellett lehetseges es
a keves biztositas olyan, mint
a sziik ruha. Aki szik biztosi-
tasi ruhat hord, sokat fazik g
tel hidegeben es exert helyze:
ten javitani kell, inert az fel
tetlenil sziikseges.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-05
AnERlKAI MAGYAR alRlAp
Elmehet-e mindenk a tabo.

Elmehet-e mindenki a tabo.
rOzaSra?
Meg van ARA hiva MINDEN
AMERIKAI MAGYAR, aki nem
tartozik a politikai szelsosegek
taboraba, aki az amerikai ma
gyarok egyseget mem kivanja
uszitasra, izgatasra, vilagne-
yeti harcokra hasznalni, aH ell
ismeri, hogy semmi koziink
Magyarorszag belugyeihez es
semmi k0ziink egyetlen euro
pai allam beliigyeihez sem; aki
szukseget latja es erzi, hogy
az amerikai magyarsag A SA-
JAT ITTENI PROBLEMAINAK
A MEGOLDASARA egysegbe
tomoriiljon aki reszt akar
venni a nagy nemzeti Time
pen.
Nincsenek meghiva azok a
szels6seges elemek, akik akar
a voros, akar barna berkekben,
akar a kommunistak egyseg-
frontjaban, akar a nazik es
fascistak kis alakulataiban
Magyar Amerikat allandoan
europai problemak feszegete-
| sevel nSZtiak meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-05
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