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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. McComic, Lake
Charles, La, will arrive tomorrow
to spend the holiday season with
her daughter, Mrs. Tom Ashley.
Miss Florence Nicely, who teaches
in Florence, and Miss Edwina Mar
tin, who teaches at Sumner, are
among the teachers expected to ar
rive home for Xmas.
Mrs. Ell Guess ana Mrs. w. S
Heggie played bridge at the Univer-
sity Club in jackson.
Miss Esther Griffith, State College,
visited he. sister, Miss Annie Louise
Griffin Friday.
w. A. Bacon was a BUSINESS visitor,
i'm Jackson Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gwunner Of
Birmingham, Alabama will arrive on
Saturday to spend the holidays with
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. r. c,
Elmore.
> Jim Gordon Allen was a visitor ir
New Orleans Tuesday.
Miss Marjorie Beisel was a Jackson
visitor Saturday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-12-21
Admins. rator Flowers.

1--WE are now in an important stage
of the job hunt" said Administrator
Flowers. Less than three weeks re-
main to complete our employment
drive. Our success to this point has
been more than gratifying, but be-
tween now and January 1, 1910 we
look for an even higher employment
rate than the "ten-a-day' pace which
has been maintained thus far in the
Job Hunt drive. Every employer in
Mississippi now is familiar with the
Job Hunt and its purpose, hanks 70
the cooperation of the newspapers and
radio stations of the state. Many
employers who did not have jobs
available when the drive was first
called to their attention will have
places to be filled later. We expec
the effect of the Job Hunt to be felt
during the next several months be
cause of the applications which youths
have on file in the offices of Missis
sippi employers"
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-12-21
Goodman School Building
Under NYA Supervision

Goodman Grammar School Building
that is under construction under the
supervision of NYA. is progressing
we'll. One hundred and thirty-three
boys are now getting work-experience
in concrete form building and brick
work.
Mr.. Drummond, of Hull & Drum
mond, Architects of Jackson, Missis-
sippi, states that the work is good
and that 1--WE are getting along Well
with the work. J.. l.. McElroy is
the Project Supervisor.
Placements to the National Youth
Administration job Hunt passed the
400 mark today as Mr.. j. G. Flowers,
State Administrator, reported that
All youths had found JOS ,hus tar
in Mississippi's first concentrated
drive TO help Mississippi youths to
help themselves find jobs.
AS the placement. figure reached
All, it was well on its way TO more
than pass the new goal Of 600 jobs
for Mississippi youths by January 1,
1910, which was set again today by
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-12-21
Goodman News


The Goodman Baptist w. M U.
met at the church on Monday after
moor for a business meeting and
the Royal Service program. The
election of officers was as follows
Mrs. H. 1. CowseIt, president; Mrs.
T. p. Montgomery, LIST vice president;
Mrs. d. r. McClesky, End vice pres
ident; Mrs. d. j. Ford, Bird vice
president; Mrs. Madison Flowers,
mission study leader; Mrs. Lloyd
Higgins, personal service leader;
with Mrs. II. B. Powers, assistant;
Mrs. Homer Tyler-literature; Mrs.
vaughr-Margaret Fund chairman;
Mrs. j. T. Skelton-Bible study lead
Ell; Inns. Gipson-treasurer and Sew
ardship; IRIS. Hollunr-secretary and
publicity; Mrs. Forde-Sunbeams,
Mrs. NJ. Ousley-leader of the C. AS.
Mrs. Margaret gave an interesting
program suitable to the Christmas
season. Plans were made to remem-
Der shut-ins with flowers and fruit
Yearbooks were read and approved.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Browning had
as their guests for dinner, Sunday,
evening, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Powers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Browning and
Mr.. and Mrs, Clyde Afford of Yves
Miss Bet Moody and Mrs. Susie
Dux4 r1ant 1Stnrc1ay and FRIDAY in
Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Henderson and
Miss Marguerite came ups from jack
son 20 spend Sunday with Mrs. Ida
Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. K, Gulledge and
David spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Parker, Jr. at Eta Bena.
Miss Sara Frances Flowers, who
is a student at MSCW, is at home
Tor the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ras Branch and
Katherine motored to Jackson Sun
day to see Mrs. Marlborough, who
has been receiving medical treatment
in Jackson.
Miss Bet Moody, Mrs. Susie Dent,
Mr.. Bessie Doty, Mrs. Mollie Schrock
and Bettp Parker motored to Durant
Sunday night to see the picture,
"Golgotha," which was shown at the
Methodist church.
DR.. l.. P. WATSON, who is presid-
.fx,r a1Iar ne thu Cn1tYp,hpc TliStrint
was greeting friends on the streets
Of Goodman Monday.
Mr.. Walton Cowsert and Mrs. j. B
Cowsert will spend the holidays with
M. and Mrs. j. w. Gillespie at
sherman.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-12-21
Durani Locals

Friends of Mrs. Phil Wilson will
regret to learn of the accident be-
falling her nephew, Sonny Wilson, a
cheerleader at State College. He
was critically injured in an automo-
bile accident which happened Fri
day enroute home for the holidays
which cost the life of one of his
companions. He Is at the Grenads
hospital.
Miss Maybelle st. Clair visited
briefly with friends here Wednes-
day enroute to Jackson from her
teaching post in Alabama.
Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Walters and
Charles will go to Noxapater to spend
the holidays with her parents.
Miss Ruby Kate Clements is home
for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Down, Shrevc-
port. La, spent Wednesday and
Thursday with his sister, Mrs. Tom
Ashley. They were enroute to st.
Louis to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Wickham Winborn and Dixie
went to Jackson Monday.
DIR. and Mrs. w. r. Weaver will
leave soon to spend the holidays
in McComb with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Mcdaniel and
children leave today to spend the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. N. Thorne.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Mcclellan and
Mary Elizabeth and Miss Annie Lee
Thornton visited in Winona Sunday.
Miss Hazel Brannon will leave
Friday to spend the holidays with
her parents in Gadsden, Alabama.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-12-21
Road Builder Fatally
Shot Near Pickens

R. U. Simpson, superintendent
of the highway project near Pickens
for the C. H. Atkinson Paving Com
pany, died a. the Community Hos
pital in Lexington Tuesday after
noon following a gunshot wound in
the head from a .410 gun.
He was alone in his trailer at the
time of the shooting and little is
known as to the cause.
Simpson had made headquarters
at Pickens for several months.
He vas rushed to Lexington by
W. S. Owen of Maxwell and Owen
in their ambulance, accompanied by
DR.. w. L. Chambers. Mrs. Simpson
also went with him.
He was a native of Missouri. Flu
neral arrangements were incomplete.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-12-21

Mrs. Ida Henderson will spend
the Christmas holidays with the
Charley Mulrays > Wa. Valley.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. 1 U. Dona;d and
VI -. f. Meek "t.endcu to 5usI-
re-: II tho coun ' seat on Satur-
DAY.
Mrs. Ras Branch and Mrs. w. T.
Harmon attended the funeral of the
late Mrs. Aileen Tye in Pickens on
Monday.
Miss Ernestine Albin and Mrs.
Hugh Albin motored to Jackson on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. FELTON, Tate came
over from Lexington Sunday and
carried Mrs. Will TATE and Miss
Lois Donald to Jackson.
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Methodist Church met in the
home of Mrs. Mollie Schrock with
Mrs. John Killebrew as ~co-hostess.
Mrs. Bessie Doty was leader of the
program on "Our Available Resour
ces for the New Day" Mrs. Doty
read the scripture from John !.
Mrs. Donald gave the meditation or
1.-THE World Cry" Mrs. Dent, Miss
Mary Carter, Miss Carrie May Tag
CART and Miss Bet Moody gave the
parts from the leaflet. Mrs. Har-
NOR gave the bulletin news. The
meeting was closed with prayer. Dur
ing the social hour a lovely plate
carrying out the Christmas motif
xy,c ca,,vaI ~ tLo hnctocCoC
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-12-21

DOnE miss the Dance Christmas
Mite, December 25, at Hotel ,Durant
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-12-21

DON'T miss the Dance Christmas
Mite, December Is, at Hotel Durant.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-12-21

Johnny Dinas was a Jackson Wis
itoi Tuesday
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-19
Euting Too Much
Overweight Cause

Oh. yes! He had lots of butter on
the wheat cakes.
In this way, talking mostly about
his favorite dishes according to his
mothers cooking, the lecturer
brought out the fact that the boy
was eating at three meals day
about eight times as much as he
needed. This was to bring out the
point which we have mentioned, that
all overweight is due to too much
food.
It seems an obvious and mathe-
NAUTICAL conclusion, but in spite of
it's logic, remember how regularly
fat people insist that they don't eat
any more than anybody else. They
simply don't realize how much they
do eat. This boy said he didn't eat
any more than his sister. Sc they
brought his sister in. She was about
a year older than he was and
weighed something like SO or 60
pounds less. She gave the show
away by telling what an enormous
appetite he had and how much he
ate. She also said he ate several lit
tie snacks in between meals.
Whether children or grown peo-
pie, whether they fool themselves or
not by saying they don't eat any
more than other people, the simple
fact is the mathematical one, that
too much food is the cause Of over
weight.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-19

ne said, "Does your mother do
me cooking at homer"
The boy said, eyes," and added
ne believed his mother was the best
s .i on earth. He loved his mothers
4 well" said the lecturer, "what
"Vou like to have for breakfast"
Started With Milk
Inc boy said he liked couple Of
saSses Of milk to start out with,
' snu some fruit, preferably some
lung lung like strawberries that he could
s ru' cream on. Then he had a pretty
s'od-slzed dish of oatmeal and put
: good deal of cream and sugar on
9" men he had a couple of eggs and
'0, nc bacon and toast.
Wal. 4ne doctor asked him whether his
. ~;lDer made good wheat cakes. He
I Iaia ne thought his mother made the
w ,ns wheat cakes of anybody in the
r mofia; and he usually asked her to
b ,%Ae some every morning for
d. ossS i because he felt he could
So ~ ms school work better if he had
sumo wheat cakes.
NM IN reply to a question he said he
b ba' d good deal Of maple SYRUP. on
msS auSe his father got some special
fo ~g'e syrup of which he was very
two a' and after he had plate or
m nv" OF wheat cakes, he usually
som ppt I up the maple syrup with
whoa @aS there any butter put on the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-19

EDITORS NOTE: DR.. Clendening has
seven pamphlets which can be obtained by
readers. Each pamphlet sells for 10 cents.
For any one pamphlet desired. send 10
cents in coin, and self-addressed envelope
stamped with three-cent stamp. to DR..
Logan Clendening. in care of this paper.
The pamphlets are: Three Weeks Reduc-
ing Diet. indigestion and Constipation
Reducing and Gaining. "Infant Feed.
ing, instructions for the Treatment OF
Diabetes, Feminine Hygiene" and The
Care of the Hair and Skim"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-19
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

M. r. T.: ~ have a baby II
months old who seems to be develop
ing knock knees. I would like to
know whether this can be corrected"
Answer: Yes. 1t sounds as if the
baby has ricketts,. Consult doctor
at once.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-19
By LOGAN CLENDENING, M. D.

AT A CLINIC in a medical school
on the eastern seaboard I saw a
very skilful experiment of making a
patent prove that he. was over
Weight because he ate too much.
me patient was a boy about Is
years old and he was a whale.
Inc lecturer started in by asking
nm whether he didn't think he ate
q good deal, and the boy said, "No."
linen iaen the lecturer proceeded to
Oflhg out the following facts:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-19
KNOW YOUR OPPONENTS

THE MORE you know about
YOUR opponents, the better off
YOU are. Familiarity with their
habits of bidding and play can en-
able you sometimes to make a
much clearer surmise regarding
their holdings than otherwise
would be possible. 1t en- save you
from many awkward situations
and produce results which would
be impossible against strangers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-19
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

South player as a man who does
not open the bidding when vulner-
able unless he has quite a sub.
stantial hand, almost enough to
beat any game bid by opponents,
even if his partner is practically
blank. Consequently, instead Of
showing his powerful hand by
doubling. West merely bid 2-Dia-
monds. and when East bid q
Spades he passed
AS it happens, only 3-Spades
can be made. and so this pair,
scoring an overtrick, defeated all
of those who bid to game. and
took clean top score.
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What is the right way to play
the Heart suit as trumps in this
deal to make sure that only one
trick can be lost in it, regardless
of how the opponents cards lie ?
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-19

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
MS column.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30
NIT CS|NAL.
MUSSOLINI?

A nazi diktator, Hitler
Adolf elnyelte a cseheket es
elnyelte totokat, vilag pc
dig csodalkozva kerdezi, hogy
NIT csinal Mussolini
A nemet-olasz fegyverbarat-
gagnak eddig joforman csak
Hitler latta a hasznat. Ha
ARA gondolunk, hogy a ket
diktator ket nagyon haszon-
talan fiucska, akkor AIT kell
mondanunk, hogy Mussolini
razza allandoan a fat, de a le-
ESQ szilvakat az utolso szemig
Hitler falja fel. Legfeljebb
annyit tesz, hogy neha-neha
egy-egy biztato szot ereget
Mussolini fele:
Maid mikor elton az
ideje, akkor en- razom a fat es
tie eheted a lees6 gyiimolcsot.
Ugy latszik azonban, hogy
ere sohasem keriil a sor. Hit
lernek ugyanis meg mindig
nagy az etvagya es jo lido kell
hozza, amig AIT kielegiti. Ad-
dig pedig Mussolinira mem
| knriil q Snr
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30
Dontsuk el, hogy magyarok vagyunk-e?
MAGYAR TAGsAGA

Ha ezt mem tudjak a kor
vencion megtenni, ha a nag
ltestiilet kilencven szazalekbal
magyar erzesi tagsaga kepte
len az akaratanak erveny
szerezni, Magyar-Amerika az
is tudni akarja.
Tudni akarja mindenki
hogy a Rakoczi taborra sza
initiate az a szervezet anne
rikai magyarsag, amely men
Benes-fele es mem a Szovjet
fele kivan orientalodni, hanen
a sziilofoldr6l elhozott magyal
hagyomanyaink mellett akal
maradni.
Amt Vasas Jozsef titkal
megirt, az mem volt titol
idaig sem k0z0ttiink.
Es ha az egylet jozan, ma.
gyar erzesu, gondolkozo tagja
vegig tekintenek a magyar
egyleti portakon, akkor XII.
szamithatjak, hogy inert ment
olyan lassan es nehezkesen az
otven ewes jubileummal kap-
csolatos tagszerzes.
Mert akarmit hataroz a Ra-
kocziak tagsaga, maga az
amerikai magyarsag ketseg-
telenul a magyar tradiciok
mellett kivan maradni.
Es attol fugg a Rakoczi Egy-
let j0v6je, attol figg a maso-
dix nemzedek eroteljesebb be-
lakozasanak a kerdese,
hogy NIT fog a konvencio a
Vasas altal feltett kerdesre az
amerikai magyarsagnak fe-
lelni.
Olyan delegatusokat kild-
jon a konvenciora a Rakoczi
Egylet tagsaga, akik v0r0s
uszitas, a vor0s metely larmas
es terrorisztikus tagjait hata-
rozott kezekkel meg fogjak fe
keZni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30

Ereznie kell az olasz dix
tatornak, hogy mines renden
minden Hitlerrel. Ma mar mem
is kohl vele, a sz0vetseges tars
sal, hogy miket tervez?
Ugy nyelte el a cseheket es
totokat, hogy megcsak mem is
szolt felole Sc elore, Sc uto-
lag a Duce-nak. Ennelfogva
Mussolini olyan duhbe jott,
hogy elnemult, ami egyebkent
nagyon orvendetes dolog. Ha-
ragjaban meg egy idvozl6 tav-
iratot Sc kuldott Hitlernek
Ami feltun6 jelenseg volt. Ma
gyon feltiin6.
Ha az angolok es a franciak
mem lennenek olyan tehetet-
lenek, mint aminoknek most
bizonyulnak, ez lenne az ideje
annak, hogy Mussolinit elite
ritSek Hitler mell6l. Ha most
varatlanul valami kis afrikai
teriiletet adnanak at 0nszan-
tukbol az olasz diktatornak
az ugy fakepnel hagyna Hit
lert, mint Scent Pal az olaho-
kat. De ere mines szive a
franciaknak.
Az angolnak ugyan volna
de csak azon feltetel alatt, ha
mem a magaebol, hanem a
francia birtokbol hozna az al
dozatot. Mert Anglia csak ICY
secret aldozni. A maSeb6l
Haborut is csak ugy indiana
Hitler ellen, ha AIT helyette
masok, f6leg Anerika kiizdene
meg. Anglia pedig csak az
kodasban venne reszt.
Maskent festene az eur6pai
helyzet, ha Mussolini vegre
fel6bredne es cserben hagyna
Hitler baratjat, akire csak ra-
fizet. Egyre sulyosabban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30

Magyar-Amerikanak keves
fogalma van rola, hogy Ma.
gyarorszagon mi tortenik ma.
napsag.
| Magyar-Amerika csak nema
borzadallyal nezi, hogy a ma
gyar nemzet egyseget feleke-
zeti es fail alapon marcangol-
jak, amelynek az indito okat
mem erti.
Mi ritkan trunk az otthon
dul6 testverharcrol, amely a
zsidok elleni hajszaval kezd6-
d0tt, de amely ma mar a ke-
reszteny magyarsag szarma-
zasat is kutatja es egyik a ma
sikrol probalja kisiitni, hogy
az 6sei racok, rumanok vagy
svabok voltak.
Mi ezekrol a megd0bbento
dolgokrol azert mem trunk szi-
vesen es gyakran az ujsagban,
inert mi jol tudjuk, hogy eek
a tragikus mozgalmak MEM
MAGYAR megmozdulasok, mi
jol latjuk, hogy Budapest
kenyszerhelyzetben van, S
hogy a felel6sseg teljes mer-
tekben - Berlint terheli.
Akik Magyarorszagon a fe-
lekezeti vagy faji tild0zest meg
kezdtek, akik abbol pecsenyet
sitnek maguknak, azok nemet
zsoldban allnak evek ota; es a
magyar parliament a nemet
penzen felizgatott utcak bels6,
valamint a Berlinb6l jov0 kill
SO nyomas hatasa alatt keny-
szeriil azon a vegzetes uton
haladni.
A magyar zsidosag, amely
elso es legszerencsetlenebb al
dozata ennek a gyilkos test
verharcnak, megerti, hogy a
fojtogatas honnan jon S hala-
san meltanyolja, hogy a ke-
reszteny magyarok igyekeznek
a kulf0ldi parancs kegyetlen-
seget mersekelni.
Es ahogy magyarok voltak
idaig, hiseges magyarok fog
max ezutan is maradni, inert
eek a szornyii id6k egyszer ell
nulnak es inert magyarok ma
radnanak akkor is, ha ezt mem
hinnek. Aki magyarnak szu
Ietik, az soha mem akar es
mem tud mas lenni.
A kereszteny magyarsag |
3zonban kenytelen ait is vegig |
hogy amig a tiz mil
lios magyar testb0l idegen pa
rancsra kozel egy milliot le-
nyesnenek, a rablott koncot |
. kulfoldiek zsakmanyoljak.
Azok a lapok, amelyek ide-
gen zsoldba mem szegodtek,
fajdalmas jajongassal regiszt-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30
|kET PELDANYBAN : NEMET NYELvEN

-
raljak nap-nap utan, hogy a
magyar zsidosagnak az uzlet-
vilagb6l valo kiszoritasa mem
enged teret a magyar keresz-
/ tenynek.
] A magyarorszagi svabok, a
nemetsegiikkel dicsekv6, beol-
vadni mem akaro svabok ill
mex be azokba a hivatalokba,
ahonnan a magyar zsidokat
kirugjak es nemetorszagi ne
metek habzsoljak fel azokat a
magyar vallalatokat, amelye-
ket a zsidoktol elvesznek.
Hihetetlen aranyokban ozon-
lenek a nemetek Magyaror-
szagba, rafekszenek ARA a ma
gyar iparra, amely leginkabb
a magyar zsidok elelmes mum
kajanak az eredmenye es SEM
mi kiserletet mem tesznek "a,
hogy azokban a magyaroknak
legalabb egy szereny hely is
juSSon.
A magyar parlamentben in
terpellaltak nemregen, hogy
az Idegenforgalmi Tanacs
osszes magyar f6tisztvisel6it
- kereszteny magyarokat ez-
uttal elkiildtek es nemetek
iiltek mindnek a helyebe.
Ma ait olvastuk az egyik
kitiin6 budapest napilapban,
hogy a legnagyobb magyar
iparvallalatok egyikehez vala-
XII szamlat kiildott, ahonnan
ait harom szoval kiildtek visz-
sza az illet6nek.
Es ebben a harom Szoban
benne van mindaz, amit fem
tebb vazoltunk.
''Ket peldanyban, nemetiil."
EFT irta a legnagyobb ma
gyar iparvallalatok egyikenel
a szamlara az igazgato, aki
mem tartja sziiksegesnek, hogy
Magyarorszagon magyar nyel-
ven vezessek a vallalatot.
Ez a nemet terjeszkedes fe-
lelmetes aranyokat olt0tt mar
idaig es meg felelmetesebb
aranyokban novekszik a jovo-
ben.
Berlin baratsaga megfojtja
a sajat hazajaban a magyar
nepet, amely megremiilve lat
ia, hogy Csehorszagban ket-
fele polgar van; az odaszivar-
gott nemetek az elsorendu pol
garok, a csehek ellenben ma
sodrendu alattvalok a sajat
hazajukban.
Ezeket a dolgokat kell meg
erteni annak az amerikai ma
gyarsagnak, amely a lelkebol
tiltakozik az otthoni zsido-iil-
dozes ellen, amely ijedten nezi,
hogy mifele izgatas es uszitas
vihette a felekezeti ild0zesre
a magyar nepet.
Meg kell erteniink, hogy az
otthon elo testvereinket, a
7adgyar0kdt mem ss1bdd esert
okolnunk, hogy rdjut Dan es
a gydl0let-hadjdrat keaysse-
ritDe, hogy az mem a ma
gyar faj Dedelmeben, hanen
egg idegen faj erdekeben tor
teniE
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30

egyiittmunkalko a tob
bi orszagos intezmennyel
vagy kul0nitse el maya
minden magyar mozgalom
Dol csak azert, inert egye.
tagtarsak mas nezeten van
max.
Es ha hataroznak, hata
rozzak el AIT is, hogy ezt {
hatarozatot a kisebbseg tisz
teletben tartsa.
A fentieken kiviil sok mas
lugyes-bajos targy fog az
asztalra kerilni, amit ell kell
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