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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-20

csen sziiksege az amerikai ma
gyarsag tamogatasara, mint az
amerikai magyarsagnak min
csen szuksege ARA, hogy ma
gyor kormany tamogassa. Ma
gyarorszag ugyeinek az inte-
zese mindenkori kormanyok
k0te,essege es azoknak kor-
manyoknak eppen semmi sziik-
seguk nincsen ARA, hogy a
Second Avenuei feherek, feke-
tex es zoldek segitseget igeny-
be vegye.
Mi ismerjuk nagy reszet
azoknak az uraknak, akik a
demokratikus alarc alatt Wash
ingtonban kilincselnek. Eek
mex nehany evvel ezel6tt
Moszkva volt a vilag kozepe es
Oroszorszag a vilag legdemo-
kratikusabb allama, Stain pc
dig mindent intezo Jehova-
juk es mindent megvalto Krisz-
tusuk. Sziikseguk is van ARA,
hogy Washingtonba jarjanak
vezekelni, nehogy eszebe jusson
valakinek a multjuk.
Lam, neklink = ertem alat-
ia az igazi amerikai magyarsa-
got es annak kepviseleteben a
nagy magyar orszagos egyle-
teket = eppen semmi sziik-
segUnk sincsen ARA, hogy
szurt forditsunk es levezekel-
jiik regi buneinket. Mi vol
tunk, vagyunk es maradunk a
regiek: = az amerikai alkot-
manyra feleskiidott jo amerikai
polgarok. De mem vagyunk es
mem lesziink szulotagado es
szilogyalazo rugott gyerme-
kek, mint azok a nagyszaju
feherek, feketek, kekek es zol-
dek, akik tegnap meg Stain
kepe el6tt hajbokoltak S ma
pedig Rooseveltnek nyalnak XII
a tenyeret, ha a nagy de-
mokracia ellenere is meg lenne
nekik engedve.
: AIT mondja tovabba a cikk
hogy az Amerikai Magyar $50
: vetseg celjaira Aazert kernel
havonkent es tagonkent egy
centeket, hogy abbol irodat al
litsunk fel Washingtonban e
direktorok felallitasat arrs
hasznalnank fel, hogy az egy
letek fascizalasat konnyebber
7 keresztiil lehessen vinni.
Ki kell jelentenem, hogy a,
Amerikai Magyar Szovetseg XII
mondott es leszogezett celia
az, hogy az amerikai magyar
: sag erkolcsi IS anyagi erdekeit
: szolgalja. Ennek a nemes eel
max a szolgalataban semmifele
z kormanyt mem ismer ell merv
adonak es iranyitonak. A ma
gyar kormanynak eppen semm
: koze sincsen ahhoz, hogy sa
lat magunk ugyeit es bajait
J. hogyan intezzik ell fogadott
q hazank kormanyanak pedie
p eppen semmi kifogasa sem le
het az ellen, hogy az onma
gunk nehezsegein segiteni aka
runk es ait az amerikai alkot
many keretein belul tesszik
Ebben a tekintetben semmifele
. izmust, semmifele IV0fele fe
heret vagy feketet mem isme
rink ell belekotyoghato 0t0dil
$ kereknek. Az ilyenek meg csal
! tagjai sem lehetnek annak g
tisztesseges magyar tomoru-
lesnek, melyet az Amerikai
y Magyar Szovetseg van hivatvs
: kepviselni.
Ugy latszik, hogy az Egylet
Elet cini ujsag cikkirojanal
fejebe szallt a dics6seg, hogy
valahol a nyakatekert irasait
nyomtatasban lathassa. Az 6
z bizonyos, de a nagy magyar
2 egyletek mik0deseben ismeret
! len fogalom, hogy "fascizmus'
: annyira megzavarta ct, hogy a.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-20
Leguiabb magyar Iemezek
a Ress zeneuzIefeban

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zanto eyus ,, tanosenekar ss 'i< kssresteI
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AIT meselk a lanyokro.
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vlnoss csh sny vlagen
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Ez varos sep heiyen ciganyzenekara
seprik utcat
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raka :. : If Berkes cganyzenekara
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Egyszer mentem e Daiba Karoly cgany zeneAara
Eyer e6 W jon so Aadar cganyzenekara csardas
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LEGUJABB LEMEzEk
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Lunch MIR Finn
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vamkor mnny konnyet RACE Bella es
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-20

Hitler csak akkor kivan tar
tos beket, ha haboru nelkiil is
megkaphatja mindazt, amire
vagyakozik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-20

Ghandi ujra megmutatta.
hogy az ember akkor is csi-
nalhat valamit, amikor mem
csinal sernmit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

Ne. te- Cas's1s
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

TWO ROOM houss seth and Sales
Read partly furnished Inquire,
4530 So Adams.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

LOVELY furnished home, walking
distance. OIL heat. References ex-
changed Proctor 24si-M.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

cTEEl SAVINGS & LOAN Accrs
'I~G I'LL Pacific Ave MA si3e
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

FOUR ROOMS light and hot water
furnished 72o East SD
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

POUR ROOMS. modern; light and
water paid. $1,000 month. 440l
South 64th
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

THREE ROOMS. bath, breakfast nook,
all furnished. For two people.
4309ia Pacific ave Call Sunday.
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Wanted TO Buy

WANTED A USED truck motor for q
power plant. Must be az least l25
horsepower Good condition. COM
plete with radiator and tranSmls-
sion Price must BE- reasonable
Cieorge Kepka Wilkesan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

FIVE ROOMS. partly furnished BATH
room; reasonable. 5l2lz East 34th
Inquire ga East Wright.
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furnished Houses for Rent

ROOMS; q bedrooms; completely
furnished; radio; piano; washer; oil
burner, electric stove. s35. Refer
ences. 4S0l North eth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

FOUR ROOM lover duplex, nook.
garage. Inquire 236s So. Yakima.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

SIX ROOMS, nicely furnished; want
reliable couple. no children; s25;
references. Route 4. Box 233. GAR
land 2036
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

RAGS Rring them 70 2ie So 23c
81 We pay Sc ID Main 1858
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

FOR RENT - Four-Toom house on
American Lake South, waterfront.
Lakewood 1901
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

CASH for saw & loan acc'ts Richard
W Mccain. ei0 FIDELITY Ma ii4s
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Money TO Loan
STRAIGHT LOANS
NO MONTHLY PAYMENTS
The BRATRUD COMPANY
Fidelity 6lde.

Fasf-Action Advertising
~ you have something 20 sell, reach
moEe Tacoma homes az less scVsr-
tislng cost BY nlacins your message
IN TiiE TIMES MANI ADS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

CASH for straight loans and r. Z.
contracts BTatFud. SIS Fld. Bldg
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

1908 so. WASHINGTON STREET for
rent; modern; five rooms and nook;
adults
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

SIX ROOM house: fireplace: double
plumbing. full basement, garage.
5000 So Yakima.
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FOR RENT-FiFe room home saw
dust burner. full basement, range.
garage. fireplace. 33l2 No. 27th.
KEY next door.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

1922 so. q - Bungalow two bed
rooms down. one up. s2S month.
Garland 3552-J.
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BY Raeburn Van Buren,

DECENTRALIZATION apis: hot and cold
water slsa So, Yakima
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31
A PERT KIDDIE BROCK, WITH PRINCESS LINES
PATTERN 871

A grown-up young lady will ap. preciate the "ohs" and "ahs" of her own special set when she appears in this adorable Claire Tilden frock, Pattern 871. And mother will ap- prove, too, for fits princess lines are easy on the sewing needle and so becoming. The short skirt flares perkily, the neck is simple and square. Your little girl will delight in those smart rows of buttons that mark the front waistline, with the sash coming from either side to tie fashionably behind. Edge the sleeves and neck with ric-rac gay. and plant bright flower appliques down the front. Or make novel, three-part collar in, perhaps, fresh contrast. Stitch up several versions of this style-a crisp cotton for now and one or two long-sleeved for class in heavier fabric for back.to- school days.
 Pattern 871 is cut in girls and junior sizes, 6, 8, 10, 12, IA and l6. Size 10 requires 2 3-4 yards 35 inch fabric and 1-2 yards ric-rac.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS (l5c) in coins for this pattern. WRITE CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
 Send orders to the Waterbury Democrat Pattern Department.
 Tuesday: Buton- Front Style.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31
RAISING A FAMILY
Country FolkWho Order City Children About Are Not Just Picking on Them

came in as mad as hornet, leading Mary by the hand. "She sitting right on the calf" he said. If 1t had stood up and let out with it's heels against her head, that would have been the end of her"
 You see he knew and I didn't. Another time, after he had warned me not to let the two of them go near the fence enclosing the hog pen I thought it amusing to them offer apples through the wire. An old boar was heading for us his lit- tie red eyes gleamng. Just in time my uncle came out of the orchard and pulled the children back. The hands would have gone with the apples" he said sharply. These children far too young to be around animals. They city children Country children know more about things"
 There were dozens of ways they could have good time and they did learned to listen. MUST LEARN TO TAKE
 ORDERS FROM STRANGERS
 Maybe you just little bit too sensitive Maybe If you would learn the rules, finally did, your husbands family would leave everything in your hands.
 However, even if they do speak bit brusquely to the children sometimes, think 1t isn't bad for your boy and girl to take few orders from others They have to get used to 1t, you know
 Yours sincerely,
 OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31
STRAND

Only today and tomorrow remain in which to see the fine twin feature bill currently at the popular Warner Bros. Strand theater. The headliner Is the all new thriller "Tarzan Finds 4 Son" with Johnny Weiss muller and Maureen O'Sullivan in the co-starring leads as Tarzan and his mate. respectively. The role of Tarzan, Jr., is filled by youthful John Sheffield who swings through the trees, swim under water and generally shares the many thrilling adventures which are associated with Tarzan.
 On the same show is an exciting drama entitled "6000 Enemies" with Walter Pidgeon and Rita Johnson in the featured roles. If you haven't seen this show to date make 1t your business to attend before the closing performances on Tuesday evening.
 Starting Wednesday the Strand will proudly present the iong-await- ed .Maisie" with Robert Young and Ann Gothern at the head of . bril- liant cast. Included on the same program will be the thrilling Five Came Back" with Chester Morris Lucille Ball, John Carradine and many other favorites.
 see al the big Init" shows at ehs Strand. Coming soon are ~dell's
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31

more, they have a high percentage of acceptances. Not all of them get their men, but 70 out of 85 do.
 What, you may be wondering, is forcing women to get down on their knees (fguratively speak, ing) and propose to the men of their choice?
 Undoubtedly the main reason is that so few young men are able to support wife these days. And they still retain the old male notion that they should be able to before they pop the question.
 THEIR JOBS ARE
 THE ANSWER
 But girls are getting pretty smart. Most of them have jobs, and, con. sequently, an answer to the mans hesitation. The answer is, Lets get married"-with the understand ing, of course, that the girl will keep on earning pay check.
 Nothing could be fairer than that. So it's no wonder the girls have such high batting average.
 The only gloomy aspect to the sit- uation is that men may get to lik- ing being proposed to SO well that they will eventually abandon the field to women.
 We don't mind assuming the burden as an emergency measure. But we're still romantic enough to want to belong on the "Yes or No" instead of the asking side of the fence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31
Coffee Drinks For The Picnic

Iced drinks in the picnic hamper are not only a necessity, but they're easily carried anywhere these days in vacuum bottles and jugs.
 Here's an appealing coffee varia- ton from Mexico that combines spices and decaffeinated coffee. It's favorite with guests who like late hours and extra cups and still want a good nights sleep afterwards. When you brew the decaffeinated coffee at home in the kitchen be- fore packing the hamper, remember that the percolator and pot meth- ods require a slightly longer time to bring out the coffee's rich flavor. Iced coffee should always be extra strength.
 Mexican Cafe
 cups double strength decaf-
 feinated coffee
 inches stick cinnamon
 20 whole cloves
 To the hot, freshly made coffee add cloves and cinnamon. Keep just under the boiling point for five minutes Strain. Pour over cracked ice and serve with sugar and cream. The ice cubs are doubly effective of freshly made decaffeinated coffe frozen in the automatic refrigerator pans.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31
STATE

Chuckles, giggles and laughs have been echoing and re-echoing at the healthfully air conditioned Warner Bros. State theater ever since Fri. day when the top comedy sensa- ton of the year, "Batchelor Moth- CT" opened its engagement at that theater.
 The new comedy team of Ginger Rogers and David Niven in the CO., starring leads meet with the unanl- nous approval of capacity audi ences at all performances, in fact many of the patrons were complete ly laughed out" after viewing an hour and a half of their hilarious antics.
 And here'.; good news for those film fans who have heard so much about the picture, but have not had an opportunity to visit the com- fortably cooks atr and enjoy 1t. The entire program will be held over for three extra days, until Thursday evening, so that everyone may en- Joy the best laugh hit that has come out of Hollywood in some time.
 To her established reputation as the screens top feminine dancer and one of its finest dramatic actresses, Miss Rogers adds further laurels as a comediepne in this film. She is seen as a den.. tment store sales-girl who finds an abandoned baby and instantly incurs the worlds sus- picions that the baby is hers. The mistake leads to an array Of com plications and exciting events that you'll remember for months to come.
 Others in tn cast include Charles Coburn, Frank Albertson and E. E.. Ciive.
 And on the same program is a laugh and thrill hit Indianapolis Speedway" with Pat O'Brien, Ann Sheridan and John Payne in the featured roles.
 The only new 'hange in the pro- gram will .e tn latest events of the world as seen by Paramount News, "the eyes and ears of the world"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31
NEA Service Staff Writer

DCEtsCC vvhieCt
 A woman's hair should be a becoming and sculptured frame - yes, simply frame-for her face.
 The art of hairdressing is SC closely allied to the plastic arts that 1t is practically impossible to separate the two.
 These are the joint opinions of the national director of one of Americas outstanding hair design institutes and of McClelland Bar clay, celebrated illustrator.
 MT. Barclay says that brown haired, hazel-eyed Libby Harbin, a well-known model, is the outdoor type.
 This type of face needs the least possible establishment. The coif- fure should be breath taking in its simplicity-a mere exclamation point to emphasize the clearly cut charm of the features" both experts agree. And for Miss Harbin simple coif- fure, with delicate, fluted effect at the front, was created. It dramatizes the perfectly nodded lines of her face.
 SLEEK HAIR ,.... -. FOR ExOTICS
 Miss Marjorie Hothorn. another beautiful. models, is the exotic type For this vivid brunette, a coiffure that is the last word in sleekness was created. It reveals the gracious modelling of her head and neck, with, for heightened femininity, only a touch for softness over the fore head. The hair is parted in a semi circle over the left ear. swirled from left to right.
 Mardee Hoff, a blue-eyed, red dish- -haired girl, represents MT. Bar clay,s selection for the vivacious type,
 "The vivacious type of woman, whose face and figure are ultra feminine, soft and dainty, usually should have her hair swept upward from the heart-shaped lines of her features, thus forming a sweet frame" MT. Barclay explained.
 "Candlelight" is the experts name for the fourth type. Others have called women in this category fem mine" and let 1t go at that. Any way. chignons; up-and-down styles with upswept lines at the front and a long. soft bob at the back; an
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31

Contrary to the popular notion the stomach is not a hollow, empty structure (between meals) which will hold quart or so when filled to capacity. It is rather a wide place in the alimentary canal, and when no food or liquid is passing through the stomach walls gre firmly in opposition, so that there is no yawning space not filled with food, water, air, gas or whatever has been left lying about. Nor has the stomach that conventional saddle shape the old time books, charts or manikins depicted. It is more the shape of cowhorn with the wide part at the top, the apex or tip of the horn toward the right.
 The fasting stomach has rhyth- mic variations in tone at the rate of three a minute, approximately; then at irregular intervals series of more powreful contractions oc- cur, these contractions lasting per- haps 30 seconds, and producing the sensation of hunger, the bangs or pains of hunger, not just ap- petite or desire for food
 When food enters the stomach it does not, therefore, drop into a cavern or tank with a resounding ker-plunk, in successive gulps or morsels as swallowed. As the bolus or mosel arrives at the en- trance to the stomach (candia) some five seconds after swallow ing, it Is momentarily arrested by the tightly pursued sphincter or mouth of the stomach, which pres ently relaxes somewhat, permitting the bolus opass slowly through.
 When the bolus has been passed through the cardia or gateway to the stomach (called cardia because it. is the portion of the stomach nearest the heart -- irritation of this por- ton by excessive acidity produces the symptom called "heartburn~ 1t still remin closely grasped by the stomach, along with other food, liquid or gas already present, throughout the churning process of digestion. Successive peristaltic con- fractions squeeze the bolus along to- ward the lower gateway or outlet (pylorus) of the stomach, but the pyloric sphineter (purse string) muscle keeps the opening closed until the food in the stomach has been well churned and converted into thin liquid mass called chyme. The food may be churned back and forth in the stomach many times before it becomes chyme. Then the pylorus relaxes enough, at inter- vals, under pressure of the stomach contractions, to permit portion of the chyme to pass on into the duo- denum. At no time during diges- tion is any large volume of chyme so ejected from the stomach -- just small amount at a time, and its place in the stomach is immediately taken up by other food not yet quite ready. Probably the normal acidity (hydrochloric acid) of the gastric juice aids in opening the pylorus so that the chyme may pass into the duodenum; and prob ably this acidity in the duodenum helps to close and keep closed the pylorus until the acidity is neutral ized by the alkalinity of the pancre- atic juice and bile.
 Thsi will be sufficient physiology to indicate the importance of tonus, the elasticity, resilency, vigor of incoluntary muscle in the wall of stomach, duodenum and en- tire length of the alimentary canal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31
M The Local Theate1s
POLl'S

The biggest all-colored revue ever seen anywhere at anytime, will be presented Wednesday evening from the stage of the LoeW Poli theater where Manager Ed Fitzpatrick is presenting the Harlem hot-shots di- rect from New Yorks leading night clubs.
 Heading the show are the Crack erjacks already pronounced favorites with Waterburians, and they are being brought back ncre by popular request. Supporting this headline attaction are Winters & Marion, living jitterbugs; Clarence Spark" Ellis, master of ceremonies as well as novelty dancer and singer; Babe Matthews, swinging the blues; the Cole Brothers, pesenting variety bits; Billy & Milly, Cotton club fvaoriteS: {: Ford. Mashal and Jones, the hottest dance trio ever to grace a Broadway musical show, and many other fa- voriteS.
 Gus Meyers and the Loew Poli the ater orchestra will provide the musi- cal background for the show.
 Blood -tingling action will be the order of the day when Frontier Marshal" screens at the comfortably cool Loew Poli theater tomorrow with Randolph Scott and Nancy Kelly in the leading roles.
 This stirring production tells the vivid story of the wickedeSt, widest town of the dangerous old west, where life wasn't worth lead nickel until gun-fghting marshal brought in the law at the shooting end of six-gun.
 Cesar Romero in the colorful role of Doc Holiday" elegant gambler and killer, heads grand supporting cast which features Binnie Barnes and John Carradine.
 On the same program is the sev- enth crime-club mysterious Mystery of the White Room" this latest hit featuring Bruce Cabot and Helen Mack.
 Attractions coming to a close at the cool Loew Poli theater this eve- ming include Lionel Barrymore and Bobs Watson in On Borrowed Time" and News Is Made at Night" with Preston Foster and Lynn Bari.
 Mickey Rooney, Americas favorite bo yactor, is coming to Loew's Poli very soon in his latest hit Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever" with all the members of the Hardy family including Lewis Stone, Fay Holden, Cecilia Parker, Ann Rutherford and Sara Haden, as wei las many new corners.