davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1939-03-09
THIS D,.THAT
BIZ Charles. e. Trdce1Ue,l.

For two years we have watched and
waited.
I'VE have never seen bird go near it.
"They prefer the tub!
Cordially yours, K. MGR. NJ"
HARVARD STREET.
Dear Sir:
May contribute little true story
about the birds, for the sake of the birds
themselves?
MY daughter and I lived recently In
a secluded country place, with lots of
trees, shrubs, vines and the like. Birds
and squirrels were numerous there, espe-
cially our friend the mocking bird, who
took up roosting in an evergreen nearby,
at the corner of the house.
I'VE made 1t point to feed the small
wild things, squirrels, birds, turtles, rab-
bits, the latter becoming nuisance by
gnawing fruit trees and helping them
selves to garden vegetables.
However, it was different with the
birds, and found them and quail max
Ing themselves useful. Cardinals were
plentiful, wrens were all over the place.
But best of all was Billy Dear, our mock
Ing bird. If he fought other birds it
must have been his own kind, for he was
the only one ever saw at one time.
lhls fellow was winging his way over
our acres most of the time Evidently
ne knew what I was about when the
crumbs, suet and other foods were put
IN the swinging basket hanging from
the clothesline; also made me take notice
when 1t was empty by flying at me,
almost lighting on my head.
+ X
The cardinals did the same thing
whenever I went outdoors. But the re-
markable thing this bird did was to give
goodnight chirp when he came to
roost. He would sit in another shrub
cheerfully chirruping for few minutes,
then ny into the evergreen for the night.
Next morning, while our early break
fast was being eaten, this bird would fly
down on the window sill, flutter his
wings while, and would come against
the pane, poise there, Tapping his wings
until the easement was opened and food
his breakfast.
Il can never forget the beautiful sum-
nler night-singing Billy Dear did, start
ing while in the evergreen, then flying
out into the moonlight sky, waiting a
melodious song of praise for the JOY of
living.
1T seemed hours this went on, but
he was back in the evergreen next morn
ing with greetings and a demand for
his share of the breakfast.
"On an on I could tell of this great
friend, Billy Dear, who knew his name
and acknowledged it, Just before bad
weather, storm or the like, the mocker
would seem to tell us by flying against
the windows.
These favors were accorded us, be-
leve, most of all for favor done him,
for removal of big full tick near his
beak, that made him take to the ground
by the door. Sincerely, EFT"
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Says All Citizens Should
Support Symphony Orchestra,

To the Editor OF The Star:
Before I decided to come to WASH
ington to live sent an inquiry to the
Board of Trade and received a fine
booklet setting forth the excellencies of
the Capital of the Nation-"not only the
education center of the Western Hemi-
sphere, but an education in itself"
One of these excellencies of the city
itself is, to my mind. the National SYM
phony Orchestra, which not only pro-
vides the experience of hearing the
symphonic musical masterpieces, but
brings to the Capital outstanding musi-
clans for special performances, and as
sures lis of the continuous presence of
fine musicians who would not otherwise
make their homes here. 1t seems to me
that symphony orchestra of our own
gives form and purpose to the whole
musical program of the community. I'm
mediately after got my trunk unpacked
in Washington I began to gloat about
our great symphony orchestra; but
took its presence here for granted-like
we Go the Congressional Library, Union
Station and Corcoran Gallery. I felt a
proprietary interest without a proprie-
tors responsibility.
Now that have been attending the
meetings of the workers in the ninth
annual drive for the orchestra, I see
that there is great responsibility for
each citizen to bear. It has become a
grave responsibility, for the ides of
March Is upon us. You don't k1lUw
about the ides? Well, that is the dead
line date for the completion of the fund.
Unless we have the full sum, in money
or pledges, we cannot sign the contract
with the musicians for another year.
And I am feeling proprietary interest
in the task of raising this money.
Hoping that my little appeal will
arouse an interest in some who have
taken it for granted" and that all will
pitch in and help. I am,
March 3. STELLA D. WHIPKEY.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
It's chance OF approval by the elec-

its chance Of approval by the elec-
torate.
There seems little argument
against amending the statute to
exempt refunding issues, but there
is considerable opposition, led by the
County Farm Bureau, to relaxing the
other referendum safeguard, espe-
cially before the law, enacted only a
few years ago, has ever been invoked.
The rural voters assert that the
argument which led to the laws
enactment-that the taxpayers have
to foot the bond issue bills and
hence are entitled to pass upon
them-is still valid.
The dispute focuses attention on
the comparatively slight protection
citizens are afforded by existing
legislation if a clique determined to
revise the statutes is elected to the
State Assembly.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Jupun's 5-5-5 Navy

Until Japan scrapped the Wash
ington treaty and its provision for a
553 ratio of naval strength, respec-
lively, as between Great Britain, the
United States and herself, the island
empire accepted a definite position
of inferiority at sea. It was not until
her subsequent refusal at London to
bind herself to any renewal of the
1922 agreement which continuously
imposed the 55-3 quota that Japan
formally signified her demands for
ultimate parity with the British and
American fleets.
Hitherto, presumably because of
absorption in the conquest of China
and the economic strain it entailed,
the parity program has remained
mere proclamation of purpose. There
was no concrete evidence of any in
tention to carry it out. Now comes
the announcement from Toxic of a
six-year "replenishment and eXpan-
sion" plan, to cost, at present rates
of yen exchange, some $540,000,000.
It Is categorically designed to give
the Japanese navy equal to the
strongest afloat. Some $400,000,000
will 60 into new construction, $75,-
100000 into naval aviation and $685.
100000 into extension of the marine
corps and land establishments. Ar
rangements for more marines and
shore bases will be completed in five
years.
Parliament has been informed that
the old demand for naval parity has
been replaced by the horsepower
standard d'-that is, Japanese fleet
equal to the mightiest. The new pro-
gram is based on four governing
principles, to wit:
l. That the fleet must match
that of the strongest naval power.
2. That American and British
expansion plans have been taken
into account.
3. That Japan's fleet must be
powerful enough to deal with any
interference with the new order
which she has ordained in East
Asia, though navy officials hope
friction" will be avoided by di-
plomacy.
4. If other powers further in
crease their fleets, Japan's own
plans will be revised.
The expenditure peak, including
both the new and uncompleted pro-
grams, will come in 1941-42, when
some $125,OOO0OO will be spent.
Thereafter there will be steady
drop, as the program nears compile
tion. The country's shipbuilding
capacity Is said to be capable of
absorbing new construction costing
roundly $135,0O0,OOO a year.
AS it has just been stated at Toxic
that the China war is costing Japan
roundly $4,000,0O0 a day and is likely
to do so indefinitely, the question
Immediately arises as to the financial
magic whereby the empire is going
to shoulder the stupendous new bur
den which bid for naval parity
with Great Britain and the United
States represents. Ever since the
Manchurian adventure in 1881, Toxic
has embarked annually upon pro-
gressively peak naval and military
budgets. How long this process can
endure, without collapse of an eco
nomic structure notoriously already
strained to the breaking point, re-
mains a conundrum. If the japanese
can attain their naval ambitions
without incurring national bank
ruptcy, they will be miracle workers.
Meantime, there is nothing in the
latest news from Toxic to minimize
the desirability Of proceeding with
harbOr Improvement at Guam.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
ScareS.
Shooting Stars
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON,
Great Comfort.

GREAT Comfort.
Behold the faithful weather man
Who never fails in his endeavor
To prove the day, as best he can,
The hottest or the coolest ever.
When sultry sun or clustering blow
Breaks down philosophy's defenses
1t is at least a joy to know
We've had unique experiences.
Men love superlatives, and so
Whene'er climatic griefs molest us,
Though he cannot correct our woe,
He does his best to interest us.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Piling I'm Trouble.

I'm few years." said the enthusiast,
"airplanes will be carrying passengers
and freight all over the country"
EYES," answered Farmer Corntossel,
seems like even the inventors are get
ting together to make trouble for the
home oWners.'
Evening star., 1939-03-09

1t is considered almost certain
that George vi will not have his at
tention called to any local signs read
ing Watch your crown and over
coat"
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Letters to The Star

Letters to the Editor must
Dear the name and address OF
the 1Driter, although the use OF
a pseudonyn1 for publication is
permissible. Please be brief!
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Something Free.

For much advice benevolent
Let farmers thanks abound,
Since Uncle Sam don't charge cent
For sending it around.
Evening star., 1939-03-09

Some men," said Hi Ho, the sage of
Chinatown, seem to think that the
world owes them living. I wish they
would collect from the world and stop
borrowing from me-"
Evening star., 1939-03-09

Germany admits freely that she
must export or die" 1t would seem
that even the most obtuse demo-
cratic government should be able to
see through a milestone with hole
in it.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Many Minds.

DO you think people will take kindly
to your ideas of reform?"
Il don't know" answered Senator
Sorghum. Zone trouble about being a
reformer is that there are so many diff
ferent kinds of reform wanted that your
audience is necessarily limited"
Evening star., 1939-03-09

The principal exports of Tunis are
stated to be oil, phosphates, ores,
grains, hides and fruits. Add war
ScareS.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
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Evening star., 1939-03-09
Not Perfect,

"You say he has no bad habits?"
"Only one"
what is that?"
'Lecturing other people about theirs
Evening star., 1939-03-09

de sayin' bout soft answer turnin'
away wrath" said Uncle Eben, was
put over long time ago when dar weren'
none O. deshere telephone young ladies
sayin' louder please"
Evening star., 1939-03-09

Stresses Urgency Of
Safeguarding Liberty.
To the Editor Of The Star:
Spring. that inspiration Of poets and
the Joy Of more common mortals as well,
Evening star., 1939-03-09

A reader can get the anstDer to any
question of fact bv ,rtting The Eue.
ming Star Information Bureau, Fred
eric J. Haskin. director, Washington,
d. c. Please tnclose stamp for reply.
@. What is the oldest Parliament In
the World?-J. H. D.
A. The Althing of Iceland is the Oldest
parliamentary assembly, having cele-
brated its 1,O00th anniversary in June,
1890.
Evening star., 1939-03-09

@. In what kind Of airplane was Quen-
tin Roosevelt killed?-P. L.
A. Quentin Roosevelt was flying q
Nieuport, French plane, at the time
of his fatal crash.
Evening star., 1939-03-09

Q. How many monks are there on
Mount Athos in Greece?-L. H. G.
A. The rocky promontory Of Mount
Athos is occupied by 20 monasteries and
1900 monks of the Greek Orthodox
Church.
Evening star., 1939-03-09

The Evening Star Newspaper Company
Main Once: 18th st. and Pennsylvania Ave-
New York Office 10 East 42nd St.
Chicago ONCE: 435 North Michigan Ave
Evening star., 1939-03-09

@. What was the peak year for the
sale of phonograph records?-W. M. H.
A. In 1921 approximately 1oo,0oo,o00
phonograph records were sold in the
United States.
Evening star., 1939-03-09

@. Is there word descriptive Of the
feeling of annoyance one has in noisy
place?-L. G. N.
A. Dysacousia refers to the discomfort
caused by noise.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Might Final Edition

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Collection made at the end Of each month or
Zach week Orders may be sent by mail or tele-
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30

ujjaszervezesek alatt kiraboltak
azokat a bankarok, akik ezen-
tul nem fognak a bahia jutott
vasutak k0zelebe juthatni.
Murphy igazsagigyminiszte
a magan-cs6d0k eljarasat is
.eformalni kivanja, amire Silk
seq lenne mar szaz eve.
A jelenlegi rendszerben a baj-
ba jutott vallalatok vagy egye-
mex melle a birok neveztek XII
cs6d-b -biztost, akinek a "k0ltse-
ge es fizetese" a cs6dvagyont
felette.
Ez a kinevezes a legtobb eset
ben racket" volt vagy a BIZ
ro sogoranak, vagy a politikai
bosz testverenek adtak a zsi-
ros koncokat. Ezentul kulon
szovetsegi b:ztosok lesznek, a
xix a cs6dvagyonokat kezelni
fogjak s akiknek exert magas
fizeteseket mem adnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30
Mem CS0KKENTIK AZ AD0KAT

Feher Hazban gyulekezet uagroknak Roosevelt eln0k
megmondta, hogy szovetseg adokat ebben evben
fogjak csokkenten Mem emek ugyan, de is szaltak
le azokat.
nagytoke lapja eln0knek oszinte kjeente-
sere olyan ferteme armaban tortek XII mintha osszed6
vag beszeltek arrol hogy mutt ev vegen s6
egeSz anuar son meg arro besetek hogy szabad
adokat felemeni Eszkbe utot hogy azok leszaasaro
merjenek amodoni Most azonban ugy rnak mintha ext
varta vona kormanytol szonyen
rodva, hogy igenyeit kapta meg
Undolt kelto mesterseges larna nagyt6ke sajtoa
es pOksai heek ota AIT k0vetek hogy Roosevelt
egyensuyba vege amhaztartas merege egyen t0bb
kadas mint bevetel es mkor Roosevelt probakonk
akkor el akarnak t6le venni szdkseges adokat
Szegyeneles kepmuatas amt nagyt6ke az ad6k
k0r Minden elo embe tuda hogy kotsegvetes teteeit
leszalan lehe Egye probaltak levagni legszege
nybb eberek WPA munkasok bret csorbottak meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30
EZERHATVANHET
MILLI0

dollart szavazott meg az al
sohaz kilonboz6 farmer-bonu-
szokra, ami ait mutatja, hogy
a honatyak mar az 1940-es va
lasztasokra gondolnak.
Amig tehat ennel a tetelnel
a magas adok mem bantjak a
kongresszus tagjait, addig XII
tor6 0rommel udv0zoltek a
kormanynak AIT a szandekat,
hogy az oreg-kori nyugdij ado
jat levagjak.
Ez a nyugdij-ad6 a nunka-
adokat es a munkasokat suit
"a S termeszetesen annak le-
-zallitasa altalanos 0romet fog
okozni, de egyszer elfogy a va
rosok proletarsaganak a tiirel-
me IS a farmereknek megszava-
zott ezermilliokrol tobbet fog
1ak beSzelni.
Meg mind.g eld0ntetlen.
hogy meg fogja-e a kongresz-
Szus a WPA munkakra az ell
n0k altal kert szazotven mil
lio dollart szavazni, bar a to-
meges elbocsajtasokat az u.
osszeg hianyaban elsejevel or
szagszerte megkezdik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30
EZZEL KAPCSOLATBAN

Bone senator ait javasolja
= es vele egyltt SO mas SEE
nator, - hogy haboru idejere
szedjik ell adoban a reszveny-
tarsasagok minden jovedelmet
S emeljiik az egyenek j0vedel-
mi adojat.
A "semlegessegi javaslat"
0sszefiigg ezzel az adojavaslat-
tai, de ett0l fiiggetlen az alfalfa
nos ado-vita, amely a kon-
gresszus bizottsagai el6tt TO
lyik ezekben a napokban.
Az elnok ragaszkodik ahhoz
az allaspontjahoz, hogy TAXA
rekoskodni mem tudnak csak
a segelymunkak es segelyezesek
tetelenel, ahol ait 6 ellenzi.
S hogy a kongresszusban a
takarekossagra valo hajlam
mennyire 6szinte, AIT bebizo-
nyitottak a multi heten, mikor
a farmer-bonuszok tetelenel az
eln0k koltsegveteset ketszaz-
0tven millioval - EMELTEK.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30
A AFRANCIA DIKTATuRA

Ugv emlekszink mintha kozmondast hallottunk vona
afelo hogy szoreve ke gyogyan macsKat Veges esznk
ugyan rt de lehe hogy ICY es beteg macskanak
csakugyan uladon zore ovossaga olyasforma gyogy
ez mint mkor duha mulatos emberek atun
polt jszak utan szedutsegket eros pankaval pobaak
eliizn
jutnak peldak most eszunkbe hogy francia
eserneyek tinodnk Mkor francak angolok te
larmazzak vagot hogy dktaorikus allamok veszeybe
dontotek vagot megvalto demokraciat akkor francla
baok orvossaga gyanant dktatorks hatamat adnak Da
dernek minszterenokne Azaz szoreve gyogytk
macskat. Palinkaval izik ell a 1eszegseg .mamorat
francia lepes nyiltan vaa hogy demokratkus allan
rendszer akamas diktaturokka szebeni harcra Be-
anna hogy deokrakus rendszernek igen nagy
gyenge vannak bekes viszuyok ideen jo csak
gallon oraban tarnato Abban planaban amnt kls6
veszedele lot gyakran beo D fenyeget nemzetet lie
kel terni demokratikus alapokroL ga
Ez leteres ANIMAL konnyebb inert amt Europaban de-
mokracianak mondanak soha volt igazi demokraca
Tiszta romlaan denoraca csak egy fold hatan ma
napsag es az amerka demokracla lenyege az emoe
es jogegyenoseg ez AIlerkaban taahato seho
Eurpban Francaorszag vagy Anglia csak latszoagos de-
moracak ameyek magukra oltott demokratkus kopeny
aatt voltakeppen mperalstak mernek mnden ember
mex egyfoma merkel kezon levo orszagokban Ketseg
teen hogy mindket nenzenek eros torekvese hogy sz
kebb hataran be eo nepnek egyenogusagot bzositson
de vajjon megadae gyanatok nepenek? Bizonyara
akarmennyire is titkoljak ezt kiilvilag elott
demokracanak voltakeppen csak egyeen baja Az,
hogy nehezkeen mozog Megkoi kormanyzat kezet
heosegekkel szeben Es vegzees ehe Ha Hitler dikta
ornak eszbe ut regge he orakor hogy uyanazon naon
eggel bobazn ke Londont es Paris akkor ha
mar oft vannak ket nagy varos feet
nemet repiogepek Mert dktator hatalma sokka halle
konyabb sokkal konnyebben aKamazkodik planat val
tozasaihoz deokratkus renszer ezt ors cselekvest
mem engedi meg es hatranya.
francak ezt feismertek es exert jarak helyesen ak
kor amkor Daladernek megadtak dktatori yhaala Mi
kor egy vezett kuya rohan portnk fee e memarassal
fenyegei uccan jaszo gyerekeinket akoa szlok
szaadnak rendorok vagy tzotok uan boot
vagy mas gykoo szerszmot ragadnak es eteszk lab ao
a veszedelmes fenevadat.
EFT tettek francak es EFT pedat fogjak kovetn AZ
angook Mert idok ait k0vete hogy egye
lore terenek demokratkus alapokro aeyeknek csak
olyan orszagban ertelk ahol orszag de semmi
hasznuk oft, ahol orszagot elenseg elnyelte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30
TALAN VISSZAADJA

'sideal6giai kapcsolatban' Err
delyt es Slovakiat a Hitler szol-
'galata a magyar nemzetnek, de
a nemetek a magyar termesert
mar ket eve csak olyan porte
kaval akartak fizetni, amit a
magyar kormany mem tudott
atvenni.
Amig ok a magyar buzat j6
Greg holland forintokert clad
tax, addig azert apro iparcik-
keket, fenykepez6 gepeket, ka-
ve-6rl6ket, vagy ahogy otthon
a falukban mondjak, egerfo-
gokat kinalnak S elobb-utobb
kenytelen lesz a magyar nem-
yet ait atvenni. Olyan arban,
ahogy ait a nemetek megszab-
jak.
Mindez ait mutatja, hogy a
magyar nemzet sulyos megpro-
baltatasai mem ertek a veguk-
h0z, hogy a nemet birodalom
toveben es vedelmeben mem
var joliet a magyar fold f.ara S
ait a sorsot e'kerulni mem bir-
jak. Ha itt-ott ''ideol6giai re-
vizio" lesz a jovoben, azzal csu-
pan a magyarok gazdasagi XII
zsakmanyolasaert fognak Hit
lerek valamit fizetni.
Vigasztalast csak abban a
tudatban talalhatunk, hogy a
fax az egig mem n6nek es hogy
a magyar nemzet minden tai
palatnyi visszanyert folddel
erosebben fog egyszer szam-
adast csinalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30
A SAHARA tJTOTT

"a kongresszus annak a lar
manak, amely Perkins munka-
minisztert impeacholni akarta
es a bizottsag egyhangulag al
lapitotta meg, hogy a munka-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30
WASHINGTONBAN ES

az orszagban altalanos meg
elegedessel fogadtak az eln0k
legujabb kinevezeset bar
Doug'as mem lesz kedves a
Wall Street elott, mint a Su-
preme Court biraja, a merse-
keltebb konzervativ elemek is
meg fogjak a kinevezeset sza-
vazni. Mem radikalis, nem reak-
clos, hanem LIBERALS a legma-
gasabb torvenyszek vi biraja,
aki a legfiatalabb tagja lesz a
kilenc birobol allo tribunnak.
Eppen ilyen altalanos meg
elegedessel fogadtak a kor-
manynak az europai eseme-
nyekkel szemben elfoglalt al
laspontjat es ezen a heten
meglatjuk, hogy meg fogjak-e
a Pitman javaslatot szavazni.
Ez a javaslat haboruban is
engedelyezne a fegyver-vasar-
last minden kormanynak, a
mely ait ell tudja a sajat ha-
join vinni es meg tud azert fl
zetni; nyilvanvalo tehat, hogy
ez a "semlegessegi t0rveny" az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30
ERTEKES MUNKAT

vegzett a kongresszus a multi
heten, mikor a fels6 hazban is
megszavaztak a ''reorganizaci6s
billt", amely lehet6ve teszi,
hogy a sz0vetsegi adminisztra-
c ct ujra formaljak.
Evtizedek alatt a sz0vetsegi
irodak elszaporodtak, azokbol
egesz utveszt6 lett, egyfele
ugyet hat iigyosztalyban is We
geztek az ugyvezetes k0ltse-
ges es nehezkes volt.
A torveny az eln0kre bizza
az ujjaszervezest S amin ia
valy Rooseveltet ugy megver-
tex, inert mindenaron verese-
get akartak neki kiosztani a
kongresszus reszer6l, AIT most
bekesen es gyorsan megszavaz-
tax, inert az iigyvezetes egy-
szeriisitesere regen sziikseg volt
S az milliokat takarit meg a
nemzetnek.
Megszavaztak ujabb ezer
millio dollart az FILA reSzere,
amelyb6l olcs6 k0lcs0n0ket ad-
max azoknak, akiknek az epit-
kezeshez sziikseges t6ke tiz
szazaleka megvan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30

ugynevezett demokrata hatal-
maknak kedvezne.
Ett6l javaslattol sokan fell
mex, inert annak elfogadasa AIT
is jelenti, hogy a varhat6 euro
pal haboru magaval sodor ben
niinket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30

MINISTER k0telesseget lelkiis-
meretesen vegezte.
A republikanus kongressz-
manek viszont megis XII akar-
tax mondani, hogy "tulsagos
enyheseggel bant el a deportal-
nj valo idegenekkel.'
Ha azonban Perkinst fel is
mentettek, mem lehet elhall-l
gatnunk, hogy az idegenek ell
len egyik javaslatot a mask
utan terjesztik a haz ele, anne
lyek egyt6l-egyig a politikai sza
badsagokat es a kenyerkerese-
tet akarjak korlatozni azok
el6tt, akik mem lettek polgarai
ennek az orszagnak.
Dramai gyorsasaggal, vita
nelkul szavaztak meg peldaul
a Dempsey javaslatot, amely
deportalasra itel minden ide-
gent, aki az allamforma meg
valtoztatasat ajanlja.
SZIVESKEDJENEK EFT
meg egyszer elolvasni kul0-
nosen az ugynevezett "radika-
lis" honfitarsak, akik biztak
(Folytatasa az Six oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30
VEGRE BENYUJTOTTAK

egy javaslatot a vasutak er-
dekeben, amely az elkeriilhetet
len cs6deljarasokat egeszen vi
birosagok el6tt, egeszen vi
utakra fogja terelni. A vasutak
ma azert vannak lehetetlen
helyzetben, inert a cs6d0k 6s