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Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-10-12
Greenbelt Store Employees Total A
On Second Anniversary

The second anniversary Of Greenbelt Consumer Ser
vices, Inc, finds sulo Laakso, general manager,
working hard to develop staff of employees with
the SPIRIT the loyalty, and the ability which is
essential particularly to cooperative enterprises.
This staff, as now lined up by Mr. Laakso,
cording to an announcement just received by CO.
OPERATOR, which is preparing itself to team up with
the citizens in their efforts to develop their COOP
erative, follows:
OFFICE: George E. Hodsdon, office manager; ollie
Eo Hoffman, educational Director; Martha Hanes.
oookkeeper; Marie Englert; stenographer; Harry C..
jackson, porter; John D. Jones, porter.
FOOD STORE: Russell T. Ke11ams, ger; Samuel
j. Rolph, meat department.; She1burn O. Mdjette,
meat department; Thomas B. Jefries, vegetable de-
partment; Kenneth R. Jernberg vegetable department;
Comfy B. Richie, checker; E kellogg Pecham, check
er; Stuart Robinson, grocery department.
DRUG STORE: William P. beavers, manager; Jack
son I. Sherman, Albert A. El1erin, pharmacist;
Vernon c. Ise1i, lunch department; Richard C. Ste
"art, lunch Department.; Caroline R. Nippert, lunch
lunch department.; Taylor Il. Langford Jr, lunch de-
partment; Roger Burrell, lunch Department.; Mabel
Araujo, cigar department.; Elsie v. Steinle, sndry
department.; Proctor C. Twiche1l, sndry departments
Grace F. McNabb, sundry department.
SERVICE STATION: Thomas Be- Kicker. manager;
James E. Porter, Oscar Mosser.
VALET SHOP: Sylvan Oppenheimer, manager; Paul
Ailasi, Shoe repair nan; Alonzo Gay, presser.
BARBER SHOP: Michael Juliano, manager; John VI.
Ray.
THEATRE: Robert B. Buchele, manager; John NJ.
P1cker1ng Herbert Barberie, projectionist; Robert
Coett, assistant projectionist; Mrs. Miller Hodges
cashier.
BEAUTY SHOP: Madeline Brasar, manager.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-10-12
Governor Appoints Safety Committee

Governor Herbert OC onor by Executive Proclama-
ton desi grated the first week in October November
and December Traffic Safety Week, and is organizing
accidents and fatalities in the state of Maryland.
County Traffic Safety Committee for Prince Georges
County appointed by the Governor with Mr. Caesar
A. Aiel1o Chairman. Mr.. Aiello is also member
of The Executive Committee of the statewide safety
group
In their first meeting Last week at the Universe
ty of Maryland the committee adopted resolution
p1edging support to the safety drive and other
CARNATIONS throughout the county will be asked to
approve it. Prince Georges County has the worst
traffic record in the state it is honeycombed
with important arterial hi gways. According to Er.
Aiello person is killed for every mile of State
hi gway in Prince Georges County, while the average
the United States is person killed for every
80 miles,
The Committee intends to conduct extensive public
city educational and training projects throughout
the county. Schools will be asked to cooperate,
free notion pictures the subject of safety will
be shown in theaters, stickers Will be given to
motorists, and efforts will be have instruct
teach high school students how to drive proper
~.
Greenbe1t has emphasized traffic safety from the
first, and its citizens feel that the Greenbelt
safety record, and the small number Of accidents in
volving Greenbe1t drivers throughout the county is
something Of which to be proud. They will certainly
support the County and statewide movement in every
way possible in behalf of lives saved the hi gh
ways Of the county and the state Of Maryland.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-10-12
Town Officials Attend Convention

Greenbe1t was stripped bare of its officialdom
when Town Manager Braden, Chief Of Public Safety
Mabee, and Town Engineer Vincent, packed up and
left for Detroit last Saturday, Oct. 7. They
are to attend national convention of city
ayers there. O. X. Fulmer Will hold the fort for
the ten days that they will be absent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-19

hol beltilr6l kellett furniok, a
hogy Moszkva parancsolta.
Es a fanatizalt magyar kom-
munistak mindezt elviseltek,
elszenvedtek, meg tetszett is
talan ez az onkentes martirom-
sag sokuknak, hiszen mindig
azzal bolonditottak 6ket, hogy
"a j0v6 az 0veke".
(Most mar lathatjak, hogy
az a bizonyos "j0v6" Hitler
melle szallitotta oket azert a
judas-dijert,amit Stain bekol.
lektalt a Szovjetnek.)
S otven ev utan mi az cred
meny?
Nezzek meg a Magyar Jovo-
ben ait a statement-et, amit
september 29-en E. H. Farkas
uzletvezeto eskudott lie a pos
tahatosag szamara.
Abban megtalaljak, hogy a
Magyar Jov6 nem a parte, mem
a csoporte, hanem AIT ket en-
ber tartja a kezeben.
A statement masodik pontja
szorol-szora ICY hangzik:
- That the OWNER is: Be.
la Gross, 1868 Southern Blvd.
Bronx, N. Y, Joseph Feher
Ill E. 7th ST., New York, N. Y
Ami magyarra forditva ICY
hangzik:
- A TULAJDONOS: Gross
Bella, 1868 Southern Blvd.
Bronx, N. Y. es Feher Jozsef
Ill E. 7th ST., New York, N. Y
Tehat az OWNER-e a TU.
LAJDONOSOK Gross Bella E:
Feher Jozsef, mem a part, nen
a csoport, mem a radikalis
munkassag.
A kovetkez6 pontot, a har
madik pontot kerestiik, mert
a postan AIT is be kell valiant
ha adossaga van egy ujsagnal
es XII kell irni, hogy kinek tar
toznak. Ez azert van, inert hi
mondjuk egy nagy trust mort
gage-ot tart az ujsagon, ait {
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-19

k0zonseggel tudatni akarjak.
AIT hittuk, hogy Italian a
TULAJDONOSOK megis hat
mortgage-ot adtak a partnak,
a csoportnak, hogy ITALIAN Ok
csak trustee-k, akik a part re-
szere tartjak az ujsagot.
1yesmit a harmadik pont-
ban hiaba kerestiink.
Csak AIT lattuk, hogy sem
kinek mem tartoznak, hogy
fenntartas nelkul, megszoritas
nelkul, adossag nelkiil, sz6ros-
t5l es borost6l a Feher es
Gross urak tulajdona a Ma
gyar Jov6, amire egy ev ota
gyiijtenek, koldulnAk, amire
egy ev ota ujra tancolnak az
elvtarSak.
Hat erdemes volt - magyar
radikalisok, erdemes volt
exert otven evig handaban-
dazni?
Erdemes volt exert 0tven
even at adakozni, gyUjteni es
tancolni?
Hat EXERT marakodtak 0sz-
sze minden joerzesu magyar
raj?
Hat exert kozositettek XII sa-
iat magukat a becsUletes ma
gyar egyesiiletekb6l es a ma
gyar kozossegekbol?
Hogy Feher Jozsef es Gross
Dela uraknak a TULAJDONA.
BAN legyen egy ujsag, amihez
jogilag senmi koze mines
egyetlen "elvtarnak"!
Hat csak ennyi az a bizonyos
"0ntudat", amirol 0tven eve
annyit larmaztak?
Elosz0r eladtak a hitiiket, az
almukat, a remenysegiiket, mi
kor eladtak a kommunizmust
egyenesen a leghalalosabb el-
lensegenek - Hitlernek.
S most vegre eladtak a lap
jukat is - Feher Joskanak.
Hat erdemes volt, "elvtar-
| SAX?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-19
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-19
vigyenek egy n@h4ny
magyarf is magukkal

Hitler Adolf a nemeteket XII
akarja vonni minden idegen
ors1agbol mem lehetetlen
hogy magyarorszagi nemetek
Is megindulnak a diktator hiv6
Szavara.
Azok a nemetek, akik Ma
gyarorszagon hosszu evszaza-
dokon at teljes nyelv-szabadsa-
got elveztek s akik Hitler el6tt
hiseges gyermekei voltak a ma
gyar hazanak.
Azok a nemetek, akik meg
bolondultak, mikor Hitler ne
met "verseg" jelszavat kiadta
S akik nemcsak kiil0n allamot
akarnak ma alkotni a magyar
allamban, hanem egyenesen ra
akarnak ulni a magyarok fe-
jere.
Akik most egyszerre a nemet
iskolak szazait, nemet f6iskola-
kat zsaroltak XII a magyar kor-
manybol, amely kenytelen volt
a nemet birodalom nyomasa-
max engedni.
Eddig az volt a Hitler mod
seer, hogy a kiilfoldon el6 ne
meteket izgatta, hogy azoknak
a lazadasait, az arulasait pen
zelte, inert naci uralmat akart
csinalni minden allamba1.
Miota azonban az orosz boil
sevizmus keblere borult a ne
met nacizmus, azota hirtelen
mas lett a diktator programme.
Most mar mem akar belenyul-
nj allitolag a szomszed
allamok eletebe es nyugalma-
ba "haza" akarja vinni a BIZ
rodalmaba azokat a nemetaj-
ku embereket, akik mas orsza-
gokban hazat talaltak.
Magyarorszag szamara vesz-
teSeg lesz, ha a hatsZazezer ne
met elhagyja.
De ez a veszteseg sokkal XII
sebb lesz, mintha oft marad-
max es tovabbra is kul0n ALA
mot akarnak csinalni az al
lamban.
Mert hatszazezer ember ell
vesztese ugyan ingasba hozzo a
magyar gazdasagi eletet, de
hatszazezer hazaarulasra csabi-
tott ember halalos veszedelem
lehet egy nemzetre.
Es a magyarorszagi nemete-
ket hazaarulasra csabitottak az
utolso evekben.
Ezeknek az izgatasa, ezeknek
a fektelen uszitaSa okozta,
hogy a magyar nemzet hatszaz
ezer becsiiletes, magyar es tel
jesen asszimilalt zsidot kivagott
a testebol S mem volt szabad
azzal torodni, hogy ez is Macy
gazdasagi vesztesege lehet a
nemzetnek.
Pedig ezek a zsido magyarok
dehogy is akartak kiil0n ALA
mot csinalni, dehogy is k0ve-
teltek kulon jogokat maguk-
max.
De igazodni kellett a nemet
diktaturahoz, amely kiadta a
jelsz6t, hogy a bolsevizmust a
zsid6k hoztak a vliagra, azokat
tehat XII kell gyilkolni.
Most, hogy a bolsevizmus
t0bbe mem veszedelem, hanem
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-19

alatamasztasara, hatraarcot
kell minden vonalon csinalni.
Ez a Macy visszakozas hozta
magaval, hogy Hitler "haza"
hivja az idegen orszagokban
lako nemeteket, akik belle let
tex a nacizmusba 6rjitve.
Mem tudjuk, hogy hany ma
gyarorszagi nemet fog a cha
za"-hivo szora megindulni S
hany marad meg az igazi szu-
lofold0n, az igazi hazaban.
AIT hissziik, hogy nemi csa-
odas eri a diktatort.
AIT hisszuk, hogy a derek
magyar svabsag kij6zanodott
maris S hogy a jozanodas iga-
zan csak most fog kezdodni,
De remeljiik, hogy valameny
nyi nemet elhagyja Magyaror-
szagot, akik az ezer ewes ma
gyar alkotmannyal megeleged-
We nincsenek, akik nacizmust
akarnak, diktaturat ohajtanak
csinalni Scent Istvan birodal-
mabel.
Ezekre mem is kellene az ell
hatarozast rabizni.
Ezeket XII kellene toloncolni
Magyarorszagbol, hogy ne uszit
SAX tovabb a svabokat, hogy ne
gyujtogassanak tovabb azon a
foldon, ahol megertest, egyfor-
ma jogot, egyforma boldogulasi
lehet6seget talaltak azzal
megelegedve nincsenek, hanem
kul0n privilegiumokat kovetel-
mex maguknak.
Idaig nehez lett volna 6ket
kitoloncolni, inert Magyaror-
szagon szulettek - kiveve AIT
az ehes falkat, amely az elkob-
zott zsido gyarakat es iizlete-
ket megrohanta amely most
telepedett be Nemetorszagbol
- de most Hitler "hazat" ajanl
mindnyajuk szamara.
Es ha akarnak ezek az urak
egy szivesseget tenni a magyar
nemzetnek vigyenek egy ne
hany magyart is magukkal.
Vigyek magukkal AIT a ma
gyar csoportot, AIT a rakoncat-
Ian kis es arulo csoportot, a
mely eddig is Hitlert szolgalta.
Vigyek magukkal azokat a
nyilasokat, akik eel akarjak
tintetni a hatarokat a nemet
birodalom es Magyarorszag
kozt" akik nyiltan diktatu-
rat. parancSuralmat k0vetelnek
es azert izgatnak Magyarorsza-
gon.
Ha Magyarorszag es a ma
gyar nemzet Trianont es Mo-
hacSot kibirta, ha a magyar
nemzet ezeknek az uszitasara
es a Hitler parancsara XII tudott
vagni haromnegyed millio en-
bert a testeb6l, ha lie tud mon
dani azokrol a nemet-magya-
rokrol, akik ''haza" mennek a
diktator hivo szavara, akkor
ezeknek a hazaaruloknak a ia
vozasat is kibirjak.
Tudatosan es megfontoltan
neveztink hazaarul6nak min
denkit, aki penzt fogad ell egy
idegen kormanytol Is aki az ell
fogadott penz fejeben a ma
gyar-nemet hatar elt0rleset XII
vanja.
Magyarorszagb6l ide kellett
jonni kozel egy milli6 j6 ma
gyarnak azert, inert az ohaza-
ban mem tudott kenyeret ia
lalni.
American Xviii is ezerfele SO
dort a szel benniinket, inert a
magyar zseller .szamara a ke-
nyer keves volt.
Ha elmennek azok a meme
tex, akik Hitlert "heil"- "-ezik, te-
hat ct tartjak a sajat fiihrer-
jiknek ha veliik mennek
azok a gyaszmagyarok, akik
Hitler zsoldjaban fel akarjAk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-19

TAFT sok RESERVES meglepetes
erte az utols6 honapokban, de
AIT hissziik, hogy a legnagyobb
es legszomorubb meglepetest
ezekben a sorokban fogiak OIL
vaSni.
Hogy elarultak 0ket Moszk-
vaban, azon segiteni mem tud-
max es ha a szegyen pirja oft
is eg minden ertelmes radikalis
munkas arcan, ebben a SEE
gyenben, ebben a gyalazatban
nincsenek magukban. Velik
szegyenkezik a vilag minden
Oroszorszagon xviii elo kom-
munistaja.
Hogy eddig "Demokratikus
Szovetseg" cegere alatt kellett
nekik Hitler es a nazizmus ell
len harcolni, ezentul meg maid
a horog-keresztes jelveny alatt
fognak Hitlerert marakodni az
egesz vilaggal, AIT lenyelik
maid, inert mem lesznek ma
gukban.
De hogy mikeppen fogjak .le-
nyelni ait a kulon megalazta-
tast, ami a magyar kommunis-
takat most erte, AIT mem ert-
jiik.
A Magyar J0v6" ebben a
honapban k0zolte AIT a nyi-
latkozatot, amelyet eskl alatt
a postahatosag minden evben
heker az osszes lapoktol. Hogy
XII a tulajdonosa az ujsagnak?
Es most kisult, hogy a Ma
gyar J0v6 nem is a radikalis
magyarsage, hanem ket ma
ganember tulajdonaban van,
akik AIT tehetnek a lappal, a
NIT akarnak.
Otven eve kiizdenek, Was
kodnak a radikalis magyarok
0nmagukkal es az egesz anne
rikai magyarsaggal exert az vi
sagert.
otven even at gyiijtottek,
adakoztak, tancoltak es ha
ez mem volt eleg, .akkor -
loptak, hogy a lapjukat fenn-
tartsak.
A Munkas Betegsegelyzo IS
Onkepzo Szervezetet minden
penzevel egyGtt egeszen ellop-
tax.
Loptak palotat, loptak
nyomdat, loptak papirt - a
hogy AIT egymasrol elmond-
tax a "vezerek" - es egy fel-
szazadon keresztUl az elofize-
test dion Xviii szazezreket
emeltek XII az "ontudatos"- "-nak
keresztelt palik zsebeb6l.
Gyujtottek gyuleseken, pos
tan, siirg0nyileg es soha mem
tartottak sem szuksegesnek,
sem erdemesnek, hogy elsza-
moljanak a begyilt penzekkel.
Mikor mar "meguntak a
pumpolast az elvtarsak", a
hogy AIT egyszer Penyacska
megmondta egy gyiilesen, ak
kor mas cimeken gyiijt0ttek.
Az oroszoknak, a spanyolok-
max, az listen tudnA meg Xix
mex es ezeknek egy Macy re-
sze szinten hozza tapadt a ke-
zukhOz.
Aldoztak magyar kommu-
nistak, ahogy csak fanatizalt
emberek tudnak aldozni &s a
penz mem volt minden, anitol
megvaltak.
Kik0z0sitettek magukat a
tisztesseges magyar tarsada-
lombol, inert a vezereknek
szuksegiik volt "a, hogy izolal-i
jak az elbolonditott embereketI
mindent6l.
0tven even at mindig, min
denh ellen a gyiil0letet hirdet-
tex. Uszitottak minden eS min
denki ellen, inert mem akar-
tax, hogy az elkabitott embe-d
rex eszreterjenek, hogy maso-
kat is meghallgassanak, mint
Il
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-19
EXERT TANCOLTAK 10 EVE
Al AMERIKAI MAGYAR BOI1S I1SHIK


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i even harconi?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
SPECIAL SERVICE

Salvation Army corps No. 2.
ii14 SO. 18th st. viii hold a spe-
cial meeting Friday evening nj =
O'Clock Adjutant and Mrs n. Bap-
tlste OF Seattle will be IN charge.
Adjutant Baptlsts will speak and
also play several numbers on the
electric guitar. No service has
been scheduled for Saturday eve
ming.
Eggs are cheaper. Cow Butter
Store. tady
SCHOOL FOR sTEwAHDEssEs
The largest class Of new stew
ardesses IN the history Of United
Air Lines, numbering ~ graduate
registered nurses from such widely
separated points az ths Pacific
Northwest and Florida. has been
enrolled IN United's school for
atswardesses tn Chicago. Il vas
reported today ia adviees received
By the company's local Office.
Fan bulbs you can afford Tns
Garden shop Rhodes Broa.--Ady.
Sass WILL sPEAK
Louis safa viii speak on the
present European var ~ . meet
Ing celebrating the zzd anniversary
Of the Soviet union a. the Val
balla hall Saturday al s .. M.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
KAPOMSIN PLAY
TO Be dec. IS

Far Pets's Sake = three-scs
play by Jay Tobias. win be pre-
scented ny the senior class Of ka-
powzin high school in the school
auditorium Friday evening. Dee. IL
Those IN tho cast are George
vanek. Elizabeth Canton. Tessie
ogino, Tom CreenlAw. David zaok.
Granville Rasmussen. Esther ock-
fen, Dorothy Paulson. Mary Retch-
ard. Lois Alien. Dennis Butler and
Boyee wsdxworth.
Assisting with the evenings en-
tertainment viii be Beatrice Guy
cite. assistant coach. June Borden.
between the acts. Mary keane.
head usher. Ted kies,cr, program.
Bonnye Ross, property manager.
Melvin johnson. stage. and Gran
vile Rasmussen. publicity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
Piano Playing For Adults: Age
No Bar to Moderate Success
Presidents Of City and State Music Teachers Group,
Point Out Opportunities for Enjoyment Of Inssru-
mental Study Notwithstanding the Years

| 7 Asst week The Times presented
- the views of Isidor Phillip,
French pianist and pedagog. on
the question Of piano training for
adults. He emphatically expressed
the opinion that the adult who seri-
ously takes up the study Of the
piano can learn to perform salts
factorily.
Similar opinions have been ex-
pressed by members Of the city
and state music teachers assncia-
tons.
Said Leonard Jacobsen, presi-
dent of the Tacoma Music Teach
ers' association.
Il was greatly interested in the
article on The Times music page
concerning the study of piano by
adults. Experience has proved the
truth Of the statements made by
Mr.. Phillip.
Il have heard so many adults
say that they wished they could
play the piano. Wen. they can.
Experience has convinced
me that any person past high
school age can begin piano
study and accomplish aImost
unbelievable results. An adult.
of course, Is not a. plastic
physically or emotionally rs
child, but there are advantages
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
Plan Inspection
OF Marine Corps

Young men interested In a mill
tary education and former enlisted
men OF all branches Of service have
been invited TO attend the fourth
quarterly inspection OF Taooma'a
companies ID and Y Of the U. s.
marine corps reserve. 10 be held
Tuesday evening, Nov. 2s, at Mu-
nieipal dock.
Tho two companies. commanded
by Capt. A. X. Whitman and Lieut..
]. +. Cashion. will be- inspected by
Major Geer, y. $. NJ. C., new In
spector for the nth battalion, OF
which Tacoma IL a part.
Announcement was made the
reserve corps viii not stage drill
next Tuesday evening. due 10
Thanksgiving week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18

/ which offset those disaa,an-
tage<.
The adult. for instance. does
not have as many social ADJUST
ments 10 make as a young person.
He can spend more time on 4
chosen project He. can practice
intellgently without waste Of
time.
Experience has shown that =
child spends = great deal Of time
practicing mistakes. An adult can
discipline himself TO practice a
phrase unsteady. Even though
child may realize the value Of
practice. he becomes bored after
several repetitions.
Because of a more lnteIli-
gent approach 10 the study Of
the piano. the mortality among
adult students win he much
smaller than among children"
DEARL f. MCDONALD. Seattle.
L president of the Washington
State Music Teachers association.
also believes that the beginner
adult can learn to play the piano.
And there is no limit 10 the de-
gree to which one can learn to
play. There is joy and satisfao-
ton found in so doing.
According to Miss Melon
aid, the adult beginner should
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18

ginning that the weekly achieve
ment Is necessarily small.
=. A fun schedule at Must no's@
which quite naturally temp, the
adult TO put off praciicing nntll
a more convenient time.
I. The great discrepancy be-
tween the adults mental capacity
and physical possibilities. especially
In the coordination Of mind and
body. Piano playing makes greater
demands for perfect coordination
than any other occupation. sight,
hearing. The imagination. memory
Il am not speaking II memofia-
ing). fingers. hands. arms. feet --
all must function together har-
moniousiy 10 make q good playing
apparatus.
The adult piano student can
overcome all thcse obstacles
and obtain . great deal %
pleasure out Of learning how
TO play"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
CLERIC PRAISES
QUEBEC ACTION

wASHISGToS-Canada has, as
result OF the recent election in
Quebec province. achieved a unity
heretofore unknown in its history,
Rodrigue Cardinal villeneuve,
archbishop of Quebec, said here.
In that election the voters re-
pudiated the leader of a move TO
withdraw French Canadian sup
port from the dominion in the
prosecution of the war in Europe.
Cardinal Villeneuve said reports
of the movement in Quebec to es-
tablish a separatist state were
over-emphasized. and he denied
that he, as leader of the Catholic
church. was the dominant influence
In that movement.
In a speech at luncheon at
National Press club, the cardinal
called these reports ''mischievous
gossip" He quoted from an ad-
dress he said he made recently in
Quebec:
"Never did / wish that the
province of Quebec should be-
come either a clerical or fascist
state"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
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For lis Human Appeal

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which. A. has bern said. eFs apr
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meter. Il wei expresses the state
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man who sincerely dresF~d %
find the tight. nut whose curious
mental processes wsFs hls own
confuslnn.
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has bern q subject q lively alscus-
sion. often attacked ~ aesthesls
because emitting direct reference
o. appeal 20 the pisty. In spiritual
ity IL II the type which liftx The
soul When asked. IN later life. TO
interpret the CLOSING lines. tho al.
thor declared them 10 he the fruit
~ some transient state ef mind.
though doubtless. ~ hss hen said.
They were The result ~ furtise
vision al hss own loved nnss lost
awhile
Cardinal Newman was t-orn IN
London. graduated frum Trinity
college. oxfofi. in $40. ordained
to the English ministry In 1874
received into the Rnmsn Catholic
church Oct. : In tssn. became =
rector Of the new Roman Catholic
university st Dublin IN ish<, be-
came cardinal In 1879. and died
in Birmingham. Aug II. 1890. lie
wrote few hymns. and IL generally
known only IN connection with
Lead Kindly Light"
The tune. LUX nenigna." IL =
composition BY the Rev. John nao-
chus Dykes tis2a.7al. an English
clergyman and musician,
OF fine scholarly attainments
he received the degree Of Doctor
Of Music IN 1881, Among his fins
hymns. this ana ln peculiarly II.
fcctivc. Doubtless no small part
Of the popularity Of the hymn Il
due to The music. 40 wildly reflect.
ing the spirit Of the words.
Indeed. Someone has said
this hymn 1. one Of thesr all.
too-few instances Of . perfect
marriage Of hymn and tune.
although tho hymn wa. COM
posed on the quiet Medit~r-
ranean sra and ths tune was
composed while walking along
the strand. isndoa's busiest
street.
Lead Kindly Light" 10 the IA.
vorite Of Or. Nicholas Murray hut,
Ter. John Drew. Richard LEGAL
lienne. Judge Ben Lindsey. Mar,
Roberts Rinehart. James n. Rogers
and Owen Wlster.