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Evening star., 1939-01-03
New York Critics Rate
'CitadeI' Year. S Best Film

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-The New
York Film Critics have picked "The
Citadel" movie version Of A. ].
Cronin's best-seller novel, as the
best motion picture of 1898.
1t was produced in England by
Metro Goldwyn-M Mayer. directed by
King Vidor and starred Robert Do
nat and Rosalind Russell.
The critics named James Cagney
Evening star., 1939-01-03

ish-American War and was sta.
TONED at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga, as
chief finance officer during the
World War.
Death was caused by a heart
attack.
Evening star., 1939-01-03

paper. and that my function was to
write the truth as learned it, which
I would continue to do.
I thought I had impressed that
intention fully upon him. But q
few days later he declared his dis
may that "even after I explained
things to you I find you have writ
ten more dangerous dispatches"
(Copyrisht. 1889. by the Chicago Dali,
News, Inc.)
Evening star., 1939-01-03

Murders declined, burglaries in
creased, in the first nine months
of 1898, compared with the similar
period in 1887,
Evening star., 1939-01-03

1.-THE circumstances under
tphich correspondents of foreign
newspapers Dork in Italy and
the steps Which led to his eIpul-
sion from Italy by the Fascist
propaganda ministry are set
forth BY Frank Smothers, Who
until the end OF November ,Das
the Rome correspondent OF the
Daily Ne,DS. Mr. Smothers' ac-
count is being published in three
tnstallmentS, OF vhtch this is
the second.
Evening star., 1939-01-03

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-08-31
SijRCiiNYijZTEk-E STALINNAk

A magyar szarmazasu kom-
munistak nehez helyzetben le-
hetnek.
EFT a nehez helyzetet mi
mem akarjuk ARA hasznalni,
hogy a 'belt ala" ussiink, ami
faj es amt forditott helyzetben
a magyar kommunistak siet-
nenek megtenni es ICY mem hi
vatkozunk most ARA a bizo-
nyos Benesnek kuld0tt SIR
g0nyre.
Csupan egy tavirat jar most
esziinkben amt az Eszakame-
rikai Magyar Demokratikus
Szovetseg newt KOMMUNISTA
alakulat kiild0tt annak idejen
Horthy Miklosnak.
ARA kertek es figyelmeztet-
tex abban a kabelben, hogy ne
sz0vetkezzek es ne legyen jo-
baratsagban Mussolinivel es
Hitlerrel es a baratsagot in
kabb a nyugat-europai ALA
mokkal keresse. "a kommunis-
tax t. i. mindig illetekeseknek
ereztek magukat ARA, hogy a
magyar nemzet sorsat innen
intezzek.)
Szeretnenk tudni, hogy kill
denek-e most vagy kildtek a
napokban hasonlo taviratot a
papajuknak, a fejtknek: Sta
linnak?
Mert vegre, ha veszedelmes
ballepes lett volna Horthy Mix
lostol es Magyarorszag koruna
nyatol, hogy baratkozzek Hit
lerrel, ugyanilyen veszedelmet
nora magaDan ugyanez a lepeS
Stalinnal.
Es mikor ezt a kerdest tisz-
tessegtudoan feltessziik, vala-
nit szeretnenk a kommuniz-
mus ingovanyaba tevedt ma
gyaroknak az emlekezetebe
idezni.
Mikor az vi Elore dicstelen
palyafutas utan megszunt le-
tezni, AIT mondtuk a magyar
kommunistaknak, hogy a "Ma-
gyar Vilag" newt sz0rnysziilott
meginditasaval oket a vezereik
eladtak. Mert az a lap mar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-08-31

baratainknak keresni, ha eze-
ket az embereket tovabb akar-
jak tamadni. Mert mint fa-
sisztakat mem engedi maid
MoSzkva 6ket bantam.
A kommunistak szegyent6l
lehorgasztott fejekkel jarkal-
max k0z0ttiink, amig az vi jel-
szot mem kapjak meg Moszk-
vatol.
Szegyenlik az arulast, amely
oket adta el, 6ket rugta fel ell
s6sorban es meg kell most on
maguktol kerdezni, hogy erde-
mes volt-e lelkesedni azert a
Moszkvaert, amely a leghuse-
gesebb kutyait ilyen aljasul fel-
rugta.
Hasonlo nehez helyzetbe jul
tottak a nazik, akikb6l szinten
akadt mar egy-kett6 kozot-
think.
Es akiket Hitler most eppen
ugy elarult, ahogy Stain a
kommunistakkal kibabralt.
Ha Hitlert azert imadtak,
inert a kommunistak ellen or
ditott es mozgositani probalta
elleniik az egesz vilagot, akkor
most a nazi balvanyban Ok
mem kevesbbe csalodtak.
Meg egy dologra emlekeztet-
jiik olvasoinkat es azzal ezeket
a sorokat lezarjuk.
Csak par hete irtuk, mikor
Condor Ferencnek egy irasat
firtattuk, hogy a kommunistak
es a nazik programjaikban
nemsokara talalkozni fognak
egymassal.
Sulyosabban Walt be az a jos
las, mint gondoltuk, inert mem
csak a programjaikban. hanem
papaik szemelyeiben is egymas
nyakaba borultak.
A politikaban kiilon0s
agyas-tarsakat megszoktuk.
De aljasabb, erkolcstelenebb,
nemtelenebb t0rvenytelen ha-
zassagot a vilag meg mem Ia
tott, mint a multi heten, mikor
a vereskezi nazi es bolseviki
diktatorok egymas melle fe-
kiidtek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-08-31

mem indult abbol a celbol,
hogy a kommunizmust hirdes-
sc. Annak mar Janus area (ket
arca) volt es az egyiket a de-
mokracia fele forgatta.
Most aztan mem cSak a kom-
munistakat, de aZok vezereit
is eladtak.
A Szovjet rut halatlansaggal
hagyta cserben vilagszerte el6
parthiveit, akiket a Harmadik
Internacionale utjan ARA uta-
sitott, hogy minden erejikkel a
hiterizmust, a nazizmust es a
fasizmust tamadjak.
Mik0zben a bolSevikek min
den orszagban ezt tettek, Sta
lin szepen leilt es megalkudott
Hitlerrel.
Es rovidesen megkapjak a
kommunistak minden orszag-
ban a parancsot, hogy Hitlere-
ket mem kell es mem szabad
tamadni.
Most aztan vi "szalma-em-
bert" fognak keresni.
Regebben, nagyon sokkal re-
gebben a "burzsujokat" tamad-
tax.
Azutan a "szocial- al-fasisztak'
j0ttek divatba. (Ezt a csodabo-
CARAT azert talaltak XII, hogy a
kommunista ellenzeket irthas-
sak.)
Kes6bb a nazi-fasisztakat ta-
madtak es mindenki nazi-fa-
siszta volt, aki nekik mem tet-
szett.
Ha most a fasisztakat es a
nazikat Moszkva mem engedi
tamadni, akkor vi jelszavakat
kell nekik az vi "szalma-em-
ber" jellemzesere talalni.
Akikre dih0ngtek, azokat
idaig fasisztaknak neveztek.
A magyar kommunistaknak
pl. fasiszta volt magyar Anne
rikaban mindenki, ak mem volt
hajlando egy kovet fujni a vo-
rOs taborral.
A Daragok, a Himlerek, a
Dezsok, a Kerekesek idaig ia
sisztak voltak, ezutan vi, ege-
szen vi jelzot kell maid voros
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-08-31

T0rvenyhozas kiilon0-
sen az Allami torvenyhozasok-
ban gyakran talalkozunk
rackettel.
Torvenyileg szentesitett ra-
ckettel.
De soha szemermetlenebb,
aljasabb racketet mem lattunk,
mint anit Pennsylvaniaban ell
k0vettek.
T0rvenybe iktattak, hogy a
segelymunkasok es welfare sze-
genyek k0telesek bizonyos
mennyisegu - tejet vasarolni.
AIT hazudtak, ait mertek
hazudni, AIT volt pofajuk ha-
zudni, hogy ezt a szegeny well
fare kenyeren teng6d6 gyerme-
kek erdekeben iktattak tor
venybe, holott a verebek sem
csiripelik, inert felesleges bu-
tasagnak tartanak csiripelni,
hogy a tejtermel6k lobby-ztak
XII ezt a torvenyt az urakbol.
Eppen olyan joggal, eppen
annyi igazsaggal iktathattak
volna - szinten a gyermekek
erdekeben - torvenybe, hogy
negy par vi cip6t, vagy tiz
meleg alsoruhat kell venni
minden welfare Szegenynek
evente, ha a cip6- vagy ruha-
keszitoknek is lenne annyi sza-
vazatuk, mint a beszervezett
farmersegnek.
Mikor az allan tisztvisel6i
lattak, hogy ezzel az alias, ez-
eel az Infants t0rvennyel van
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-08-31

A magyar nyelvu naziknak
marad meg programjuk.
A felekezeti gyiilolk0des min
dig jo izlet volt es az marad
tovabb is.
De a kommunistak, azok iga-
zan arvak lettek a mutt heten.
Es ha van benniik gerinc,
ha van benniik az Onerzetnek
egy kcsiny szikraja, akkor ait
a bizonyos sirg0nyt Stalinnak
is elklildik.
S hatat forditanak annak a
hitnek, amelynek a papaja is
arulo lett a mutt heten.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-08-31
RACKET A T0RvENYBEN


max megterhelve, ARA kertek
a tejeseket, hogy adjanak leg
alabb egy meltanyos egyseg-
arat a welfare szegenyeinek.
Hogy ne raboljak meg 6ket,
hogy ne vegyek ell a keresetiik
nagyobb felet, hanem tegyek
lehet6ve, hogy kenyeret IS We
gyenek a tel melle.
A tejesek, akik ezt a t0rvenyt
olyan gyalazatos sikerrel XII
lobbyztak maguknak, mem haj-
land6k sz6ba allni ebben a
kerdesben az allami welfare
departmental.
Igaz, hogy a szegenyeknek
tejjel val6 ellatasa nen keriil
sokba, inert a munkat a well
fare intezi, inert ait szinten
welfare segelyezettek halifax
vegre, ez azonban mem eleg ok
a tejeseknek ARA, hogy az ara
kat egy-ket centtel lejjebb
szallitsak.
Ok gy6ztek es ait a bizonyos
"font hust" kivagjak az utols6
unciaig a welfare nyomorult-
jainak a testeb6l.
Es az Allan kozegei tehetet-
lenek, inert az allan t0rveny-
hozoi beleirtak a torvenybe,
hogy welfare ehez6i kenytele-.
mex bizonyos mennyisegti tejet
venni.
Akar szeretik a tejet, akar.
mem, akar betegek lesznek to-
lie, akar mem, akar kaka6t rem
del az orvos tel helyett, akar
kavet, nekik a t0rveny paran-
csara tejet kell inni, inert ne
elnenek hat, s6t mer ne elne-
mex vissza hat a tejesek a tor
vennyel?
Amerika mindig a lehetet-,
lensegek hazaja volt es a tor
venykezesben mar sok csodabo-
CARAT kitenyesztett. Racket is
sok volt eddig is a t0rveny-
ben.
De ilyen lelketlen racket meg
keves volt es a legkegyetlenebb
racketeerek sem eltek meg
vissza soha annyira a hatal-
mukkal, ahogy ait Pennsyl-
vania tejtermel6i megteszik.
Es ha egyszer teljesen elonti
a torvenytelenseg ezt a nem-
zetet, ha egyszer a paragraph
sokra unit amerikai polgar ege-
szen k;ugrik a hambol es min
den torvenyt felrelok az utia-
boil, ezeket a racket t0rvenyeket
kell maid okolni.
Illetve azokat a racketeer
torvenyhozokat, akik a szava-
zatok fejeben egyetlen osztalyt
ilyen aljasul kiszolgalnak a leg
szegenyebb emberek rovasara
es akiknek pofajuk van hozza,
hogy a gyalazatossagukat a
"szegeny gyermekek egeszsege-
vel" takarjak.
A tejesek csak ait csinaliak,
amt a kivaltsaghoz jutott osz-
talyok mindig csinaltak. visz-
szaelnek a hatalmukkal, amit
kicsizliroztak maguknak.
Es megharapjak ait a kezet,
amely zsiros konckent oda l0k-
te nekik Pennsylvania hetszaz-
ezer szerencsetlen nincstelen
polgarat.
-.O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-08-31
R0VID HIREK

Ma mar nincsenek igazi
Cezarok, inert nincsenek igazi
szolgak. Cezart a szolgaja te-
szi urra.
A szenvedes is, a szerelem is
a halalban latja a maga foko-
zasat.
A politikaban is annyi sulya
van az embernek, amennyi kel-
lemetlenseget tud szerezni en-
bertarsainak.
A tehetetlenseg gyakran ker-
kedik a restseggel, az igazi te-
hetseg azonban sohasem ia
gadja a szorgalmat.
A tapintat sajatsagos tulaj-
donsag. Ha rendelkeziink vele.
akkor senki sem veszi eszre.
de ha mem birjuk, mindenki
eszreveszi.
Nemely ved6 megerdemelne,
hogy sajat beszedje mellett ell
aludjek.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-04-20
Three New Use Tax States

Washington, d. C.-Enactment Of
use tax laws by legislatures of three
states-New Mexico, and North and
South Dakota-brings to II the num-
ber of states which have adopted this
tax law, according to a report made
public by the Federation of Tax Ad-
ministrators.
The New Mexico and South Dakota
laws take effect July /, while the
North Dakota tax went into effect
March IA. The South Dakota tax
rate is 8 per cent, while the other two
states levy 2 per cent tax. In each
case, the tax is at the same rate as
the retail sales taxes already in ef-
feet in these states. Both North Da-
kota and New Mexico allow sales tax
es paid in other states to be offset
against the use tax, bringing the num-
ber of states with this Offset provis-
ion to nine. Twenty-three states have
sales taxes
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-04-20
Anti-SpY Campaign Grown

Washington, d. C.-Government Of
ficials have indicated that the Admin
istration may seek additional funds
from Congress to expand its anti-spy
campaign. Naval officials believe that
foreign spies are responsible for prop
aganda advocating foreign isms"
and that they are formulating plans
to sabotage war equipment. Army
and Navy intelligence units, as we'll as
the Treasury's Secret Service, are
working closely with the Justice De-
partment regarding the anti-espion-
age drive, it is reported.
--FUN At ITS sEST-PIcNiC-
The fat men better start getting in
trim for their race, June 10.
-FicNic BASKET READY
Doc. CrumOiy, the prognosticator,
and his old friend Weatherman Hiram
Cpdyke have come out fatty with the
prediction that June 10 will be the
incest day Of 1899.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-04-20
Nice and Cool Is
Hopewell' S Report
Blooming Strawberries Are
Just About Ready To
Be Picked

Hopewell, Va.-Well Erwin, we are
having some cool weather now. How
is it in Tennessee? Our strawberries
have been in bloom for a week and
should be ready to pick very soon.
Brothers Talbert and Mintz have de-
cided not to try and put out any more
fires, since they were almost arrested
for their good deed last week. There
was large brush fire and the broth
ers, knowing the volunteer fremen
were at party, decided to break into
the fire house and take the truck, put
out the fire and return same. 1t was
all a mistake, they took truck, hose
put out fire, and even blew the siren
in front of the church, disturbing
prayer meeting. For this good deed
they were called in.
Personals from the local. Brothe,
Simms is on the sick list, we wish him
quick recovery. Sister Skinner is
visiting her mother at Dundas, Va.
We wish to extend congratulations
to Sister Isabel Minter and Ray Tay-
lor who were recently married.
Terry Askew and family of East
Liverpool spent their Easter vacation
here.
Brother Ray Cowherd of Falls
Creek is visiting with his family.
Brother Fike has severed his con.
nections with the plant and has open.
ed tearoom and filling station.
Sister Eta Powell lost her husband
and son-in-law recently.
Sam Youman has returned home
from a southern visit. Sister Marie
Keller has been attending the w. o
w. convention at Richmond, Va.
Sister Smith fell and broke hel
knee cap.
From the looks of things we mus
have new banana pedler in town a:
everyone is now carrying the ripe
yellow fruit to work with them.
%. c. Ill
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-04-20
Third Conference On Status
OF Labor Legislation Is Held

Columbus, o. (OLNS).-A third
conference Of AFL and Railroad Union
Representatives was held Wednesday,
April 19, to study further the danger
Gus status Of all labor legislation
pending in the 93rd General Assembly
While two or three labor bills of
minor Importance have been acted up
on, there was no indication last week
in the General Assembly that any con-
sideration would be given the bulk Of
labor legislation pending on the gen
eral calendars of both branches Of the
Assembly.
SAVE JUNE io-PicNIc-
California judges say that the law
of that state makes it unlawful for
their workers to make bargains with
an employer, and at the same time,
unlawful to belong to union. In most
states and countries, those things go
together very well.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-04-20
MRS. LOTTIE DEARTH


Mrs. Lottie Dearth, &c, died in her
home in 312 Market street, Tuesday
at 12:4O p. m. following a several
months illness.
Mrs. Dearth has resided in East
Liverpool for 27 years, having been
born in Woodsfeld. She was employed
by the Hall China Co. She was a men,
ber of the First Baptist church and
Local Union No. "a, N. B. of O. P.
She leaves her husband, William ].
Dearth; five daughters, Mrs. Halle
Smith, Mrs. Jennie Dabler, Mrs.
Elizabeth Watkins, Mrs. Mae Gruber
and Mrs. Mary Pierce, all of East Liv-
erpool; three sons, William J. Dearth,
Jr., Harry Dearth and Raymond
Dearth, also of East Liverpool; one
sister, Mrs. Ida Cunningham of East
Liverpool; 1S grandchildren, and five
great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held in the
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-04-20
Apprenfice Bill
Recommended Bv
Labor Committee

Columbus, O. (OLNS). - Recon-
mended for passage by the House La
Dor Committee, measure establishing
standards for apprentice training in
Ohio and creating an apprentice train
ing council and the office Of chief of
apprentice training was sent to the
Finance Committee Of the House last
week for consideration Of appropria-
tion features Of the bill.
The Labor Committee approved by
unanimous vote a substitute bill re-
turned by subcommittee, which had
included salaries for council members
up to $4,000 per year and $500 per
year for the chief of apprentice train
ing.
1t become known last week that the
House Judiciary Committee on April
6 had finally mustered the nine votes
necessary to recommend for passage
House Bill No. 1T, exempting employ
ers Of less than employees from the
Federal unemployment compensation
tax.
The Ohio law at present applies to
employers Of three or more workers in
each of 20 weeks of any continuous
So. House Bill 1T, if enacted into
law, will remove from protection Of
the unemployment compensation law
approximately 100000 workers en-
ployed by an estimated $4,000 employ
ers.
An effort to report the bill out of
the Judiciary Committee with recon-
mendation for passage at the close of
hearings on the measure failed for
lack of sufficient votes. With one
member changing his vote and another
being present on April 6 who had been
absent when the first vote was taken,
the bill was finally reported out Of
committee.
The measure was opposed by the
Ohio State Federation of Labor, the
Ohio Chamber of Commerce and the
Ohio Manufacturers Association.
Further consideration Of a measure
sponsored by the Hotel and Restaurant
Workers Union, requiring physical
examinations of persons employed
where food is prepared and served,
was indefinitely postponed by the
House Health Committee last week.
The House Committee was to rescue
consideration this week Of measure
proposing to license and regulate
building contractors and one proposing
regulation of the painting industry.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-04-20
88 Union Agreements
Coined BY Mdchinists
Strikes For Improved Labor COndi.
tiOns Required In Only Four
Cases

Washington, D. C.-Continuing its
record for January and February wher
213 new and renewed agreements
were fnalized, the International AS
sociation of Machinists, affiliated with
the American Federation of Labor
closed the month of March with IS
more agreements signed by it's rep
resentatives in many cities through
out the United States, according to
the report issued by F. D. Laudemann
general vice president of the associ.
alton.
The hours written into the agree
ments indicate the progressive march
of the association towards a shorter
work week.
The eight-hour day, 4S-hour week
was included in only four agreements
The 49-hour week without stipulatine
hours per day was written into one
agreement.
The 8-hour day and 4O-hour week
was incorporated in ten agreements
The 40-hour week without the daily
hours being specified was written into
SO agreements.
Twenty-six agreements stipulated
the 8-hour day, 44-hour week, and one
called for the 44-hour week without
fixing the number of hours per day.
1t is significant that this record of
8S agreements was achieved with the
use of the strike necessary in only
four cases.
In Marin County California a two.
week strike was required to persuade
to Marin County Motor Car Dealers
Association that it was good policy tc
continue in effect the agreement with
the union. The agreement continues
the present hourly rates of 80 cents
for auto mechanics and 81 for body
and fendermen, and 10 per cent
higher rate for foremen, with the pro-
vision that five cent an hour increase
shall be granted to all employees on
October l., 1889.
In Tampa, Fla, strikes were resort
ed to as persuasive measure to in
fluence the Beckwith-Holmes Company
and Jungmeyer and Palmer, Inc, to
sign up with the union. The agree
ment with the Beckwith- Holmes Com
pany provided for wage increases of
upwards to 20 cents, while the wage
increases included in the Jungmeyer
and Palmer agreement ranged from 8
to % cents.
The Eastwood Neatly Corporation
of Belleville, N. j., also resisted rec
ognizing the union during a six
months strike, but finally signed an
agreement establishing hourly wage
rates of IS to 95 cents for Journey
men machinists and 81 to 80 cents for
production workers.
In Conneaut, Ohio, agreements were
negotiated with five garage firms.
In Coshocton, Ohio, four garage
firms and one stove company signed
up.
In Philadelphia, Pa, contracts were
negotiated with four firms.
In Providence, r. l., contracts were
fnalized with 36 jewelry manufacture
ers, and contracts with two firms
were negotiated in Seattle, Wash.
In Boston, the daily newspaper re-
newed their agreement, and Stine's
Express, Inc, signed new contract.
In Houston, Texas, agreements were
negotiated with Metzger's Dairy and
the Houston Milling Company.
In St. Louis, Missouri, the Missouri
Pacific Railroad Company signed an
agreement covering the Reclamation
Plant at Sedalia, Mo-, and the Greater
St. Louis Automotive Association re-
newed it's agreement.
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OF NEW RIDES
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MORE FACTS, LESS EMOTION,
NEED OF HOUR

(Arthus Robb, in Editor & Publisher)
Ever since the rise of Fascism 20
years ago, many American liberals
have nursed the dream that Mussolini
was a passing figure, that his ideas
were so contrary to the western
worlds thinking for the past two CEN
turies that a gust of Italian common
sense would blow them to Africa.
That hasn't happened, and it isn't like
ly to happen soon.
1t is much more vital to preserva-
tion of peace and restoration of nor
NAL relationships between nations, we
believe, that the Western democracies
understand what makes Hitler and
Mussolini tick, than that we go on
hating them blindly for their ideas and
brutal execution of them. 1t might
help also to remember that Fascsm
and Nazism are not less popular with
us than our ideas of democracy were
in Europe 80 years ago. Then Ameri-
can democracy was looked upon as
subversive of established right in
England and in France, as a terribly
dangerous idea, much as Communism
is today. Europeans who saw good in
what was happening in America were
not popular at home.
Europe's democracies, we gather
from the news, are getting on to the
totalitarian methods. It took them
long time to do it, mainly because
they spent too many years in denunci-
alton, too many in fear Of how the
dictatorship might upset the democ-
racies' none too beautiful apple wag-
ons, too few in cool analysis of what
had caused the situation and of its
possible remedies.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-04-20

A Photomontage
Of the Stars,
Action and Spec
tacle that is
"Dodge City,"
TechnicOlor Epic
Of Americas
Frontier in 1870,
coming to Ger
amic Theatre for
one entire week.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-04-20

Dawson Funeral home Friday at 10
a. m. in charge of Rev. E. E. Sowards,
pastor of the Baptist church. Burial
will be made in New Cumberland.