davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1939-05-03
Ny Neiehbor Says:

Double pyrethrums are off
cred this year in strains of pink,
red, salmon and white. There
are also much improved single
strains Of rose, ruby and white.
The pyrethrums, or painted
daises," are among the most
satisfactory perennials. They
are easily grown from seed, and
come into blossom with the tall
iris, continuing until the peonies
have finished. If they are cut
back then, they will give a Sec
ond crop of bloom.
Add a little grated orange
and lemon rind to iced tea for
delicate flavor. A few chopped
mint leaves placed In the tea
when sleeping also gives a
subtle taste. r.
A simple test for determining
when the waffle iron is hot
enough for the batter is this:
Put a teaspoon of water in the
iron, close, and when the steam
ceases coming out, the iron Is
ready for the batter.
Evening star., 1939-05-03
Chocolate Sauce

For a hurry-up chocolate sauce
for pudding, cake or ice cream,
melt a sweet chocolate candy bar
in a double boiler, stir in enough
milk to give 1t creamy consis-
tency. After q minute Of cooking,
pour It over the dessert.
Evening star., 1939-05-03

Women want new and beautiful things crochet Inat IS why
ake pans IN designing our exquisite ft This OAK
nlet cloth which SO inches with size COTTON
the popular all designs which will be
proud to hand down to your children
The pattern enveop contains understand Illus
aed with block and diagrams aid you also
cocnet nook ana Wnat material and how much Will neeo
To obtain this pattern nclose 10 cents IN
stamps coin to service postage orders to the Needle
work Editor Of The Evening Star,
Evening star., 1939-05-03
Fabrics Should Be Chosen for Paccaby We'll Char
Cottons More Important
Than Ever This Season
For Day or Evening
Linens Have Very Helpful New
. Grease. Resistant Feature;
Woods Are Fashion News
Nv HELEN VOGT,

For the approaching fabrics are the fascinating
phases of tWiser?) With
fit several qualifications
delight making whether
will be Importance must
Evening star., 1939-05-03
Not Too Early to Begin Job
OF Putting Up Berries;
Fruit Excellent Now
Wise Housekeeper Welcomes
Chance to Get So Much Done
Before the Summer Rush
BY BETSY CASWELL,
Woman's Editor,

It seems mighty early in the season to begin talking about getting out
menbu matter Of fact with produce America observing
the housewife to keep he te ain
round!
Right Strawberries coming
Evening star., 1939-05-03
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
Here's The Way TO
Pronounce "Gunoa Din

II you want to be correct, say
"Gunga Deem" giving the u in
"Gunga" the sound of the double
20" in look"
This, according TO Indian eN-
perts. is the proper way TO pro-
nounce "Gunga Din," the title OF
Rudyard Kipling's great poem. on
which RKO Radio has based its
gigantic film version.
The name itself is a composite
one. 'Gunga" being the Hindu
name for the Gauges river. n OF
midas largest streams, and Din
an Arabic word meaning faith
Kipling applied them to his heroic
native water carrier-a role played
BY Sam Jaffe in the pictur@and
the mixture of Hindu and Moham-
medan nomenclature doesn't seem
to have injured any feelings in In
dia, while the poem itself is prob
ably one of the best-known of all
kipling's ballads.
"Gunga Din" now on its second
week at the Blue Mouse, stars
Cary Grant, Victor McLaglen and
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
Raid ToyShop
For Balloons

An order for balloons to be used
in a night club scene would appear
to be an easy one to execute. but
1t brought its problems to property
men working on MADE for Each
Other at Selznick International
studio.
First, the order was for $500 of
the rubbery spheres, which were to
be inflated and floated down upon
the heads of the dancing Carole
Lombard and James Stewart, on a
signal from Director John Crom-
well. That called for a tour of
most of the toy shops and depart
ment stores in Los Angeles. before
the prop men could find enough
balloons.
Next, the balloons had to be in
flated. This, under human power,
even with a dozen men working in
relays. would take weeks of huff
ing and putting.
Head of the property depart
ment, Harold Coles, and the set
prop man. Arden Cripes. solved the
problem by renting a special COM
pressor to substitute for human
lungs. Even at that it took four
men a day and a half to get all
$500 balloons blown up, tied, and
ready for use on the set.
Made for Each Other" now
playing an engagement at the Mu-
sic Box theater, is being released
through United Artists.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
French Film.
To Lakewood

The management OF "Continen-
tai Nights announces as its next
attraction Julian Duviviers inter
national sereen triumph. Life
Dances On" I'm Garnet de Ball,
which won the gold cup a. the
last biennial exhibition at Venice.
as the finest picture IN the world
and was acclaimed n OF the ten
best foreign films released in this
country in 1888. The film will be
shown at the Lakewood theater
next Tuesday and Wednesday.
Life Dances On" was written
and directed by Julien Duvivier,
celebrated director of The Golem,'
and stars eight of Frances great
est stage and screen players. seen
here together for the first time.
including Harry Bsur. FRANCHISE
Rosay. Pierre Blanchar, Raimu,
Fernandez. Marie Bell. Louis Jour-
vet. Pierre-Richard Willm. Ex-
teriors were filmed at Lake Como
in Italy. in the Alps, and in Mar
settles. The original musical o
is by Maurice Jaubert. The film
has complete dialogue titles in
English.
Life Dances On" is a film Of
beauty and wistful dreams, of de-
licious comedy and chilling drama.
An old dance program lin French:
Garnet de Bal carries a pretty
young widow back to her coming
out party. She sets out to seek
those who inscribed their names on
the dance card of her first ball. and
finds drama. comedy, tragedy and
establishment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
BY PAUL
NEA Service Staff Correspondent
in

in
terviews: Nobody hates censor
ship more than / do" said Carson
Kanin, director. But I believe
the twisting of facts and senti-
ment in ~so-called historical pic
lures is downright dangerous and
a lot more censorable than other
things considered unobjectionable.
"Remember that long speech
Henry Hull had to make at the
monument or tombstone or what
ever 1t was of Jesse James? The
script said that America wasn't
ashamed of James, and 1t said that
America admires a man who is
good In his line.
Great grief. Did America ad-
mire Gerald Chapman? Did it adj
mire John Dillinger? Well. they
were pretty good in their line"
Judith Barrett: I'm tired of
parties and dates and stories about
imaginary romances. I'd marry
the first young man that came
along II he measured up to my
specifications and they're not
very strict. He needn't be hand
some or have a lot of money, but
he must have a good pedigree, a
pleasing personality. a sense OF
humor and some love of a home.
/ suppose I'll have to go outside
of Hollywood to find such a man.
Oh. yes-he'd have to let me keep
on with my acting career"
Richard Dix: we've really
been working hard at this Man of
Conquest l got up at 4 o'clock
to work at Q as Sam Houston at
the age of So. At noon ] was play
ing Houston when he was 80 and
the governor of Tennessee. Then
/ got a call to come back that eve
ming and do some scenes as Hous-
ton in his early POS.
II was pretty tired by that time,
so l went and hired me an am
bulance and had 1t deliver me at
the lot. l think the studio got
the idea: anyway. we haven't
worked any evenings since then"
James Ellison: "svhen I finish
this picture my wife and l are 60
ing to rush down to u boat and
go on a months cruise-and I'm
not saying where. We've been
married two years and haven't had
a chance to go on a honeymoon
yet. We were about to 60 once,
and just as I was casting off I got
a call to report for work in Viva
cious Lady So we spent a week.
end on the boat-tied to the dock.
Aid I've been working steadily
ever since"
Henry Armetta: "That was a
terrible thing that magazine said
about me-about me not liking
spaghetti! ! love spaghetti! /
even put it in my soup. What's
more, l cook it myself, person.
ally"
Seymour Felix. dance director:
I'm an awful sucker for practical
jokes, especially Bill Maguire's
practical jokes, He a pull the
same gag on me time after time
like when he said he was giving
a birthday party and did l nave
and novel ideas for a party.
$50 I said sure, to give a black
face party and ! would come as
Little Eva. He said okay, so
on the night of the party i was
sure I'd win the prize because l
was all BACKED up and in ragged
dress and a pigtail wig. and even
carrying a cake of ice with a pair
Of tongs. l prance into the party.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11

title Of his vehicle n The
Great Man Votes" In II Bar
rymore n ably assisted by
little Peter Holden and Vir-
ginta Wielder.
The story is a strange combina-
ton of comedy and drama. Of fan
tasy and stark reality. and is told
convincingly by this trio of master
entertainers.
Procuring law and order in
Arizona when the west was In its
infancy was no pink tea party
according To the new RKO western
Arizona Legion" which had it's
first showing yesterday at Mike
Barovic's Riviera theater.
Putting a six gun and a horse
through all the PAGES which make
for rip-roaring action, we find
George O'Brien masquerading as a
reckless badman attempting TO IN
cover some situations which have
caused the law TO go begging in
the great Southwest.
II you're an O'Brien fan you are
familiar with this bucko's style of
action which is dished out in every
form from flying lead to n bit of
glorified mayhem atop a runaway
stagecoach.
Chill Wills tyes. that's the
name he goes by In real life)
In responsible for n new brand
Of very amusing comedy In the
film. He portrays Whopper
Hatch, teller Of tall tales.
A good supporting cast including
LARAMIE johnson. Carlyle Moore jr.,
and Tom Chatterton all aid in re-
producing this chapter in the his
tory of early Arizona.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD

and not a person there was in cos-
tune or burnt cork. Well. they
couldn't see my bushes, anyway"
William Wyler. director: Act
ing is everything in a picture. and
no director can make a good pie
ture without II. The actor must,
II he's any good, create the at
mosphere. Sets, costumes-noth-
ing else is important. II an audi
ence can believe the actor 1t will
believe the clothes he's wearing,
the room he's in, and the situa-
ton. The old stage director who
told his hero to walk in trailing
the green fields of Ireland was no
chump. -. Critics praised me for
the convincing southern atmos-
phere in 'Jezebel.' l had very lit
tie to do with it; Fay BANTER and
Bette Davis were the ones who
made ii seem real"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
LINCOLN news
TAKES HONORS
Medalist Rating Is
Awarded Paper at
Columbia "U"

A medalist rating was given The
Lincoln News, Lincoln high school
newspaper. in the Columbia
Scholastic Press associations 18th
annual contest for high school
newspapers of the nation, judges
announced today at the annual
convention of the association al
Columbia university in New York.
Homer A. Post, Lincoln News
adviser, received a wire from the
judges Of the annual convention.
II is the fifth consecutive year
that the Lincoln paper has received
the high award. Stories in the
paper won the distinction of ALL
Columbian, which is the highest
rating possible in that class.
All of the spring quarter papers
after Easter last year and those
of the first semester this year,
from September to Christmas va
cation. were judged in the COM
petition.
Girl Is Editor
Current editor of the Lincoln
News is Mayme Semba, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Fl. Semba of
1902 So. AID ST. Editor of the
paper last spring was Ralph Spen-
Ger, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
A. Spencer, who is now a member
of the staff of the University of
Washington Daily.
Lincoln high school also received
the distinction of sending a dele
gate from the most distant point
when June Warp, girls sports
editor, registered at the meet.
Minneapolis sent the fartherest
northern representative. while New
Orleans was the most southern
point in United States represented
at the conference.
Discussion Saturday
June will lead a round table
discussion Saturday morning OPP
posing the gossip column. The
Gossip Column-Why? is the
subject for June's discussion.
Other editors on the present
Lincoln News staff are Pat Han
sen and Vernon GARRISON, associate
editors; Phil Taylor, sports editor:
Elmer Dingfield. assistant sports
editor, and Jean Shining, feature
editor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11

Assisting the famous dancer you
VIII find Robert Young -. in fact,
you viii find two Robert Youngs
and Z couple Of cncoanuts IN the
persons Of George Burns and
Oracle Allen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
He's A Presto
Change Artist

Joseph King is an actor who can
go from Jekyll to Hyde without
the drug Stevenson's he~ro-villain
compounded. MOI does he need the
services of the studio makeup man.
Joe does it with facial muscles.
He can hold his face up, or let 1t
go. When he let's it drop-ker-
plumpl-it falls into lines express
ing %villainy. When it's up, so to
speak, he's a rosy-cheeked, middle
aged. cherubic sort of fellow, big,
husky, hearty. Then he plays
beneficent characters - honest po-
lice officers and judges, army
colonies and such.
Currently, he's using the villain
side in the Warner Bros. Techni-
color drama, Heart of the North"
now showing at the Temple.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
GRENIER'S BAND BACK
TO WINTHROP AGAIN

With an augmented orchestra
Louie Grenier and his Rocking
Rhythm" cohorts are set to enter
tain dance devotees at the Win
throp hotel grill room Saturday
night.
Grenier. who is often busy with
special dance affairs played a roof
garden engagement last Saturday.
He promises new and interesting
arrangements tomorrow night for
several popular numbers.
The Grenier band now has seven
members and according to present
plans will be heard each Saturday
night at the Winthrop hotel for
some time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
Two First Run Houses
Offer New Screen Fare
Eleanor Powell. Robert Young and John Barrymore Star at
Hsmr;A Music Box; George O1Brien. Jack Oakie
and Lucille Bell Have Leads at the Riviera
BY HAL NELSON

Eleanor Powell. king of tap, goes native in Honolulu"
at the Music Box theater to combine a bit of fancy footwork
will an abundance of hip exercise. The result is all one might
expect and succeeds in making what might be termed a much
uSed Mot very pleasing screen fare.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11

Dual personalities always lend
themselves to amusing situations,
and Honolulu" In no exception to
the rule. AL of the acting Is ac-
counted For by Bob Young with
Eleanor Powell at the dance con-
trolls. A. for Oracle Allen -. /.
well, she wends her merry way.
knowing not whittier she goeth nor
why. Az for George Burns, his
part in the picture offers him little
opportunity for expression other
than to enact the role of bass drum
upon which Oracle may pound out
her silly patter.
In the other new feature 1t
the Hamrick house, John BAR
rymore h given n more OPP
portunlty to ret the pace In
high clnss character work. Tho
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11

Jack Oakie and Lucille Ball
cause a conductor, a hotel man.
agcr, a viscount and a movie pro-
Queer to wish there no such
people as publicity seeking movie
stars and crackpot press agents in
"Annabel Takes a Tour" the other
attraction at the Riviera.
Donald MacBride. the err
ratio hotel manager Of Groom
Service" and Ralph Forbes
steal most Of the glory In the
supporting spots In this one.
h. L.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
PRIZE OFFERED COOKS
FOR BEST EGG MEAL

CLEVELAND - Cooks through
out the country whose forte is
the egg will have a chance to win
1000.
It's a contest, sponsored by the
Worlds Poultry Congress, meeting
here July rs to Aug. Z.
The best menu for a meal of
eggs will win the prize.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
FORMER FOlLlES GIRL

Barbara Pepper. now at the Bev-
erly theater in the Jack Holt We
hicle. The Strange Case of DR.
Meade" Is one of the last Of the
glamorous Follies girls. She was
chosen by the late Florenz Zieg-
field to sing and dance in what
proved to be the last edition of his
famous revue.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
FIRST SHOWING

FIRST SHOWING
BLUE NOUSE-victor MacLag-
len. Cary Grant. Douglas Fair
banks. ir.. and Joan Fontaine
in 'Gunga Din" i1:35. 2:l0,
4:4o. 7:i5. $3.50.
LAKEWOOD The Lakewood
Players in Sir James Barrie's
play. what Every Woman
Knows" curtain. $50.
MUSIC BON-Carole Lombard
and James Stewart in Made
for Each Other" 1880. 400.
7:l5. 1925: also Mischa Auer
and Edward Everett Horton in
Little Tough GUYS in Society"
ll:30. 2;4o, 5:55. 9:o5. Question
Box TAO.
RlNIERA-George O'Brien and
Lorraine johnson in Arizona
Legion" 1890. 800. $50. 800.
1890; also Jack oakie and
a Trip" ll:30, las. AIS. 6:45.
9:l5.
RONY-Eleanor POWELL and
Robert Young in Honolulu"
lis. 4:2o. 7:15. lo;l5; also
John Barrymore and Virginia
Weidler in The Great Man
Votes" 1855. 800. 600. s:55.
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY - Jack BENNY and
Joan Bennett IN Artists and
Models Abroad" also Jack Holt
N Beverly Roberts in The
Strange Case of DR.. Meade"
COMM >ITN-Joan Crawford
and Margaret SULLIVAN in The
shining Hour: also Bill BOYD
and George HAYES in Pride of
the west.
KAY STREEr-Erol Flvnn and
Rosalind Russell in "Four's A
Crowd. also Jane WitherS and
Arthur Preacher in Always in
Trouble
PARk-The Weaver Brothers
and Elvirv in Down in Arkan-
sas. also Richard Cromwell and
Rochelle Hudson IN Storm
Over Bengal"
PRoCTOR-rhe Ritz Brothers
in Straight Place and Show;
also Jack Holt and Bobby Jor-
dan in "Reformatory."
REALART-The Lone Ranger in
RED Mems Courase- also
Deanna Durbin and Melyyn
Douglas in That Certain AGE"
REN-Colin Tapely and Sura-
tana Asmaka in "Booloo". also
william Boyd and George Hayes
in In Old Mexico"
SHELI-BUck Jones IN Sud
den Bill Dorm. also Adolph
Menjou and Charlie Mccarthy
in Letter OF Introduction"
SjNSET-PriScillA Lane and
WAYNE Morris in Brother Rat;
also Buck Jones and Dorothy
Fave in Law OF The Texan
TEMPLE - Dick Foran and
Gloria Dickson IN Heart OF the
North" also JUDY Garland ana
Freddie Bartholomew in Listen
Darling.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-26
HoEMBER vERSENY

A multi heten varosunkban
hoember versenyt rendeztek,
amelyre az elso dijnak 5 dol
lar volt kitiizve. A dijat
Thomas Yurko 16 ewes CLANCY
High School tanulo nyerte
meg Mickey Mouse 4 es fel
lab magassagu hoszoborral. A
masodik dijat Helen Slintos 55
Van Buren Street, nyerte meg,
akinek a homintazata egy eros
embert, duzzad6 izrnokkal alb
razolt. A dij 8 dollar volt. A
harmadik 2 dollaros e1ijat Ra-
koczy Vilmos, 1874 Cameron ut
cal 19 ewes fatal ember kapta
az "Ally-oop' hofiguraval.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-26

tex, hogy iIyen tamogatas eu-
rdpai f1abosara vezethet. ~
Annak idejen Anglia akara-
tabol torrent, hogy a toryenyes
es er6sen liberals kormanytol
minden tamogatast megvon-
tax, Anglia beleegyezesevel
kiildte Mussolini csapatait es
felszereleseit a spanyol hare
terre es Anglianak most a ko-
vetkezmenyeket, amelyek
nagyon sulyosak lesznek, -
ell kell szenvedni.
Tudnia kell mindenkinek,
hogy eredetileg a spanyol kor-
many mem volt sem kommu-
nista, sem radikalis, de az an
gol t6kesek feltek egy erosen
liberals kormanytol es szive-
sen hunytak szemet, mikor az
angol vednokseg alatt lev6
Portugalia reszer6l Franconak
minden segitseget megadtak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-26
III I'll s II E NJ l. e

latokat szavaztasson meg a
t0rvenyhozassal.
Ez a ket egymassal marako-
do szervezet az AFL-hez tarto-
xix es azon rnarakodnak, hogy
a sorgyarak driver-jei a tagsag
dijakat melyik lokal penztara-
ba fizessek.
Ha a CIO-hoz tartozo auto
munkasok is szetszakadna
akkor ujra anarchia lesz az
egesz auto iparban, amt mem
a gyarosok, hanem egesz biz
tosan a munkasok fognak meg
banni.
Akarhogy intezik az AWU
tagjai a sorsukat, nagyon jol
tennek, ha a CIO ellen alo
urakka1 megerttetnek, hogy ne
avatkozzanak a szerveZet
iigyeibe, inert az az alkotmany
szerint onallo es idegen befo-
lyas csak szethuzasra szolgal-
hat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-26
A MUNKA FRONTJAN

katasztrofalis esemenyek vol
tax a multi heten.
A CIO egyik legnagyobb seer
vezete, az auto munkasok uni6-
ia a legsulyosabb valsag el6tt
all S mem lehetetlen, hogy a
belso hare szakadasra fog ve-
zetni.
A Martin elnok frakciojat es
magat Martini XII akarta a
vegrehajt6 bizottsag Ear
nj minden jogabol, mire Martin
a bizottsag tobbseget felfiig-
gesztette a het vegen.
Martin AIT allitja, hogy a bi-
zottsag tobbsege kommunista
hogy felelotlenil kommunista
szellemben kivanjak a SERVE
get ugyeit ,intezni, amt terme-
szetesen azok tagadnak.
Az igazsag az, hogy a felfiig-
gesztett t0bbsegben tenyleg
vannak ismert kommunistak
vagy volt kommunistak, de ms
mar a Martin johiszemusege.
ben sem bizhatik, aki Xviii al
ezeken a harcokon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-26
radalomrol vagy puccsrol be.
szelnek.
NEMETORSZAGBAN VI

megrazkodtatasok voltak a
het vegen es vilag szenzaciot
okozott, mikor az allambank
elnoket, Schacht-ot Hitler ell
csapta.
Schacht volt az egyetlen ko-
molly nemet ember, akivel a
nyugati allamok szivesen sz6ba
antak es aki Hitlert mersekel-
nj tudta bizonyos hatarig.
A valtozas AIT jelenti, hogy
a nemet birodalom egyre ra-
dikalisabb vizekre evez es a
naci forradalom nemhogy le-
csapolodashoz kozeledne, ha-
mem egyre er6teljesebb lesz.
A nemet iparfejedelmek, a
Xix annak idejen Hitlert ha-
talomra juttattak, inert feltek
a szocialista munkassagtol, ma
rettegve suttognak a "barna
bolsevizmusro", amely valla-
lataikra teljesen rafekszik es
amely eppen olyan allan
szocializmusra torekszik, ami
lyent Stain teremtett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-26
LATIN-AMERIKABAN

csak a linai konferencia
utan iitott XII igazan a habo-
rusag az Egyesiilt Allamok es
az europai diktatorok k0z0tt,
hogy a kivanatos es gazdag
piacot XII fogja uralni.
Uruguay keresked edelmi seer
coolest k0t0tt a multi heten Ne
metorszaggal, Mexico szinten
nagy mennyisegii olajat adott
el azokbol a kutakb6l, amelye-
ket elkoboztak a multi nyaron,
Brazilia ezzel szemben er6sen
k0zeledik ehhez a nemzethez.
Mexicoban a dock munkasok
sztrajkba leptek q multi heten
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-26
AP R0 HIRE K

Miota gramofon lemezek
vannak, azota a $40 sem repiil
ell nyomtalanul, hanem meg
marad es gyakran karunkra
szolgal.
4 y y
A husz ewes a nagy embe
rex tiszteletet akarja maganak
kivivni. A negyven eyes a to-
megeket. A hatvan ewes mem
ker tiszteletet, csak nyugalmat.