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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-11-27
Clio CONDEMNS
THE DICTATOR
Ships AT MEET

ATLANTIC CITY. -(FP)- With
but one dissenting vote and no dis
cussion, the CLIO convention here
condemned "the relationships" and
"totalitarianisms of nazism, commun-
ism and fascism as inimical to the
welfare of labor and destructive to
our form Of government"
The resolution was approved by the
resolutions committee as substitute
to one presented by the Amalgamated
Clothing Workers calling for the dis
missal of Communists, Nazis, and
Fascists from the CLIO.
Following it's reading, Thomas Ken
nedy, chairman or the resolutions com
mittee, took the floor and declared,
"this substitute resolution is plain,
simple affirmation of the policies of
the CLIO. 1t was not conceived in red
batting, witch-hunting or hysteria."
He then moved the previous question:
shutting off debate.
The question was put to rising
vote. Gustave Strebel (Amalgamated)
was the lone dissenter. The text of the
resolution follows:
1.-THE CLIO is an American institu
ton dedicated to the attainment of
it's well defined economic and social
detectives. In the words of Pres.
John L. Lewis: We yield to no man
the right to challenge our American
ism or the Americanism of the or
CARNATIONS which at this moment are
present; and those who infest the
columns of the public press with their
vile Nominations saying that the pol
icies of the CLIO are conceived and en-
CONTINUED ON Page Eourl
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-11-27
Credit Union Officials
Meet With Rochdale
Institute Students

NEW YORK. The students at
Rockdale Institute, national training
school in consumer cooperation, are
starting a credit union. But there is
more to the story. Almost all of the
Credit Union official family turned
out to persuade" the boys land girls)
to organize.
Speaking at a special halliday ses-
sion of the Institute devoted to the
work of the Credit Union National
Association were Roy F. Bergengren,
managing director of CUNA; Charles
G. Hyland, controller of CUNA, Sgd
ney Stahl, secretary of the New York
State Credit Union League, and Dora
Maxwell, field representative Of
CUNA. P.S. The Rochdale Institute
Credit Union will apply for charter
next week.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-11-27
COOP Wholesale.
REPORTS RECORD
BUSINESS in OCT.
Volume Up 23% and 51%
Respectively AS Central
Aims for $4,000, 900 Quota.

NEW YORK. Central Coopera-
tive Wholesale, serving 200 coopera-
tive stores in Minnesota, Wisconsin
and Northern Michigan from its head
quarters in Superior, Wisconsin, tuck
ed a new record sales volume under
its belt in October when business
zoomed to s379,390, 23 per cent ahead
of last October and renewed its drive
for a $4,000 900 total business for the
year.
Arnold Rom, assistant manager,
said in announcing the new record
that Some thought we had set the
years quota-s4,O 0O.OOO-too high.
But we can make 1t if every coop
manager and every cooperator will
buy 100 per cent Coop" He pointed
out that all the COW member stores
together are buying on the average
about $1,000,000 worth of goods per
month from all sources, and that CO.
ops merely needed to direct more of
their purchases through cooperative
channels.
Meanwhile, Eastern Cooperative
Wholesale, Brooklyn, N. Y, bouncing
baby brother of the Wisconsin Coop,
announced another new high in sales.
October business, based on pre-audit
figures, totaled $159,OOO-a gain of
$4,000 or 81 per cent over October
1889, while its sales for the first ten
months of 1910 amounted to s1,27O,-
900 an increase of "a per cent or near
ly quarter of million dollars over
the same period the previous year.
ECW serves about two hundred CO.
operative organizations from Maine to
Maryland and as far west as Pitts
burgh.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-11-27
COOP ASSOCIATION
ADOPTS FIvE-YEAR-PL
FOR COOP EXPANSION
Plan Adopted Represents Definite Plan
ming by More Than Hundred Members of
Co-ops in Central West During Last Few
Months; Blue Prints Call for Development
of Co-ops From Producer to Consumer

N Kansas CtyA Cooperative College, cooperative fl
nancia institution banking service complete auditing and
analysis service surety bond
health and burial services and cooperative factories for the
production of commodities already handled through the
operatives such battery factory printing plant fac
flour and feed mill and bakery salt and crude oil
on and membership of 900 families of 636 cooperative
associations these part of printed plan
cooperative expansion approved by delegates to the 18th
convention of the Consumers COOPERATIVE Association
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-11-27

howl and said: "Give us the money
and we'll do it. This is a job for
private enterprise" Fortunately for
the farmers, the government went
right ahead with the REA program.
For years, Private Enterprise" as
represented by the real estate frater-
nifty, failed to show the slightest in
terest in clum clearance and low-rent
housing because it was more profit
able for them to continue extracting
blood-money for rent of novels than
it was to erect decent homes for rent
ais which the slum-dwellers could af-
ford to pay. But now that they real
ize that the government is not going
to be dissuaded from going ahead with
it's slum-clearance and low-rent hous-
ing program, the real estate frater-
nifty has set up the cry: abolish the
USHA. Give us the money and we'll
do it. This is a job for private enter
prise"
That's what the National Associa-
ton of Real Estate Boards, in their
convention at Philadelphia last week,
told the government-the group that
has been behind every sabotage effort
on Capitol Hill to kill public housing
projects.
It's funny how these people now
want to do a job which they always
maintained wasn't necessary to do at
ALL If they are to be entrusted with
it, it is certain that no houses will
be built which the WPA workers and
those in the bare subsistence wage
group will be able to rent. And If the
government is to hand out subsidy the
intended should receive its full bene-
fits rather than the real estate sharks!
And that's what it's likely to be.
Dividing up the world seems to be
the great indoor sport of some-of the
big powers these days. But thus far
no small but highly-civilized nation
has been called in to participate in
the division.
Tory Plant Still Blooms
Rain or shine, hot or cold, conserva-
tive or liberal election sweep, the
southern tory democrat, thanks to the
poll tax which still exists in eight
states, remains a perennial plant on
Capitol Hill-a thorny plant blocking
the road of progress.
Recently the voters of this country
Continued on Page Three)
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-11-27
nine CONTESTANTS Are
REPORTED IN field FOR
HOUSE SPEAkERn::IIP
Seven Democrats and So
licans Are Reported To
Mood for the Speakership
Representatives in the
Which Opens January E.
Two Repub-
in Receptive
the House of
hing Session

With and far two republican members
the House of Representatives reported
to be candidates for office of speaker of the house. wide
be said to be offered to the body when
January Actually it may be said that there
exists present list of reported candidates. choice be-
tween two minded uncontrolled candidates and
reactionary minded defenders of the privileged.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-11-27

Recognition the interests of the farmer and
worker hghd the 36th annual convention of the Farmers
Educational and Cooperative Union held in Denver Colorado
last week Early in the session. the national president made
proposal that aerna greetings be sent to both the CO and
AF national conventions in session at the time The
proposal unanimously adopted and kilograms sent prom
ing support of abor fight for legislative justice to the
workers Replies promising abors support for the legsa
tive program of the farmers organization received from
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-11-27

Tackle Nutrition Problem
Report made a few weeks ago by
Harriet Elliott, defense commissioner
in charge of consumer problems, to
the effect that 45,000,000 people in
this country are suffering from either
malnutrition or undernutrition is not
being pigeon-holed to gather dust. Al
though no public announcement of
this has been made, the study is be-
ing continued by the Department of
Agriculture with the view to formu-
Iatng a practical program to meet it.
The work is being conducted by the
extension division of the department
under the direct supervision of M. L.
Wilson, extension director. Co-operat-
ing are the various land grant col
leges, who already have been given
specific assignments. Aiding also Is
Miss Elliott, who has had several con-
ferences with Director Elliott mapping
out plans.
The problem will be tackled from
two directions-an educational pro-
gram to bring about better public
understanding of proper and balanced
diets and getting more food to those
who suffer because of lack of pur-
chasing power to obtain sufficient
food. The latter phase Of the pro-
gram will be tied up with the problem
of surplus farm products, which prom
Uses to become more rather than less
acute through restricted foreign mar
kets as the war continues.
There is considerable talk of move
to abolish the electoral college, so that
presidents will be elected by popular
vote. There's no sense to the cleo
toral college method-and it's certain
ly not democracy.
Realtors Start Campaign
To Abolish Housing Authority
1t is becoming evident thta Private
Enterprise" does not object to the ex-
penditure of public funds so long as
Private Enterprise" gtes the gravy
of such expenditure.
For years, Private Enterprise" as
represented by the privately-owned
public utilities, failed to show any IN
terest whatever in rural identification
because this socially-desirable work
was not commercially profitable for
them. But when Uncle Sam himself
set out to do the job for the farmers,
the private power companies sent up
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-11-27
TRESPASSINC AT THE CAPITAL
By A. 1. HARRIS

Whatever officials publicly about the "accidental
of the epidemic of explosions in defense indus
tries, privately they strongly suspect sabotage.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-11-27
FRATERNAL GREETINGS
EXCHANGED BY farm
and LABOR Conventions

National Farmers Union in Convention in
Denver Last Week Sends Fraternal Greet
ings to Both Go and AFL National Con-
ventions and Receive Greetings From Same
Organizations.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-11-27

Economic Justice and Equality
Il the Real Safeguard Of d.
mocracy. Lack Of These Is q
Challenge to the Intelligence
and Sincerity Of All.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-11-27

Dividing up the world seems to be
the great indoor sport Of some-of the
big powers these days. But thus far
no small but highly-civilized nation
has been called in to participate in
the division
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-01
IRTA:
sZENTttvlREI
MARTHA
.sAFALU BUNE'' ;

dig sarga viragokbol nyaklancot. Regen
volt -. talan igaZ Sc volt =.
Ugyan NIT szolna Boris, meg az az
asszony, az Dobrakne, ha latnak most az
autoban, finomul kioltozk0dve? Ha latnak
kennel lev6 gepfegyvert? sikoltananakl
S0teten nezett maga ele, mint mindig, ha
eszebe jutott Kenyeri. Most mem nevetnek
XII, mint amikor elr0pitette csirket, ne
hogy anyja elvagja nyakat!
Hirtelen zsebebe nyult jot huzott
rozspalinkat tartalmazo lapos iivegb6l
Masnap philadelphia rikkancsok
rendesnel is hangosabb iiv0ltessel, visitas-
sal ostromoltak a jarokel6k fiileit
'Tiz a bankpalotaban! Vakmer6
bankrabl6k! Egg asszonyt megl6ttek!"
Akik megvettek lapot, k0vetkez6-
ket olvashattak:
"Parjat ritkito biinteny tartja izga-
lomban varosunkat. Ma delel6tt, kOriilbeliil
fel tizenkett6kor, mikor Farmer Bank
ban rendesen legnagyobb forgalom, vesz-
kialtas hangzott fel: f'Tuz van! Eg bank"
Egyes szem es fiiltanuk szerint moi, masok
szerint ferfihang kialtott. S6t vannak, aklk
AIT allitjak, hogy t0bben kialtottak. Ter
meszetesen mindenki felfigyelt egy pilla-
natra, penztaros is ;. . ez pillanat
elegend6 volt ahhoz, hogy egy k0zelebe
furakodott ferfi $40 szoros ertelmeben XII
rantsa fulkejeb6l, mielott meg rataposlla-
tott volna a padloba rejtett veszjelz6 ke-
sziilekre. Vasmarokkal fogta, mig egy ma
six gangszter biivesz ugyesseggel fosz-
totta XII penztart.
Ugyanakkor, nikor az "eg haz' kial-
tas" elhangzott bankban lev6 kozon-
seq az ajtok fele fordult, menekiilni ohajt-
van, hat pisztolycs6vel talaltak magukat
szemben A fegyveres banditak dermedt
t0meget egy sarokba tereltek oft 6riztek,
mig penztar k0riil foglalatoskodok elve-
geztek munkajukat beszalltak a bank
el6tt varakozo autokba. Azutan lepesr6l-le
pesre hatraltak az ajtoig Addig egy Le-
mock James newt farmer felocsudott meg
lepeteseb6l egy lowest adott lie rajuk Az
utolso bandita viszonozta tiizelest elta-
lalta Mrs. Brownt, negy gyermek anyjat.
Az 0sszes banditak elmenekiiltek, bar
Observation-Disclosures altal ertesitett rend6r-
seq azonnal tett szinhelyen termett. Mrs.
Brownt k6rhazba szallitottak Anapota
sulyos
nyomozas erelyesen folyik. A rend-
6rseg bizonyos nyomokb6l ARA kovetkez-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-01
(Folytatas)

Olyan finom kezmozdulattal bocsa-
totta ell L0rincet, mint valami el6kel6 hi
vatalnok kerelmez6t. L6rinc pohar
PezSg6 utan valahogy AIT varta, hogy a
szobaban lev6k maid sorban parolaznak
vele, leultetik maguk koze, erdekl6dnek
multja irant. Most tapasztalta hogy az
alvilagban eppen ugy figyelembe veszik a
rangkil0nbseget, mint tisztessegesek tar
sadalmaban AIT Sc banta Maid parolaz-
max vele, ha jobban megismerik, lesz 6
meg koztJk vezet6ember! Ha t0rik, szakad!
Mert hiszen csak azoknak all vilag, kis
sembereket vilagboldogito elvtarsak Sc
sVeSzik semmibe
Gumber megrantotta k0nyoket L6-
frinc elkOszOnt, jobbra-balra hajiongva,
Hogy lassak finom, szmokingos urak,
hogy 8 illem es tisztessegtudo ember. Ell
felejtette, hogy neki ezutan mar semmi
-k0ze Sc lesz az illedelemhez es tisztesseg-
.hez. Gambler visszavezette es sajat szoba-
jaban adta meg neki sziikseges felvilago-
sitasokat L6rinc hazament es mely alom-
ba meriilt.
Nehany nap mulva L6rinc mar oily fl
lnomul XII volt 01tozve mint akarmelyik
OAAClIAOCA. 4CIoACGG Id 111dSd11oh, FCIdlldAy-
szor tik0rbe nezett most gyakran nez-
hetett, inert kell0en butorozott szobaja
volt, melyb6l Enthusiastically Sc hianyzott
nyen olt0zekben mem is ritt XII az elegans
'autobol, melyben gazdaja erdekesebbnel-
&rdekesebb kirandulasokra vitte
Mert hat az oroszlanvadasz Sc l6 min
len alkalommal oroszlant, van ugy, hogy
kisebb vaddal is beeri eppen ICY legte-
hetsegesebb bankrablo sc rabolhat XII ma
ponta bankot, az unnepi pecsenye, het-
koznapokra jo egyeb is.
L6rinc gazdaja tehat elegans autoja-
val hosszu turakat tett pompas orszag-
utakon - kitun6 vezeto volt, versenyeken
bizonyara dijat nyerhetett volna ha
Szembe j0tt vele alkalmas helyen olyan
auto, amelyet erdemesnek tartott a megal-
litasra, keresztbe forditotta sajat kocsijat,
hogy mask ne tudjon tovabb menni. Az
illet6 rendesen maga nyitotta XII az auto al
tajat, hogy lassa mi baj? Icy L6rincnek,
.aki addig urasan terpeszkedett az auto
Sbelsejeben, mar csak annyi dolga volt, hogy
lpisztolyt szegezzen az illet6 homlokanak
s elszedje penzet S ertektargyait.
Rendkiviil elvezte, hogy ezekben a
spillanatokban owe volt hatalom! Hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-01

tet, hogy az autos gangszterek mas allam-
Dol erkeztek. Egg k0zlekedesi rend6r,
bar NIT sem tudott meg bankrablasr6l -
meg akart allitani ket veszettiil szaguld6
autot. Majdnem elgazoltak"
philadelphia bankrablasrol hirt adj
tax new york; lapok is Ebed utani heve-
rese alatt Mr.. David Smith nagy erdeklo-
dessel olvasta. Baberjain nyujtozkodott. A
skier mindig edes!
A zsakmanyolt 0sszeg feliilmulta min
den remenyseget exert pazar yendegla-
tasban 6hajtotta reszesiteni hi munkatar-
salt. Ez okbol iizenet ment Gumber John
hoz. A rendelkezes ICY szolt:
"A vacsoran holgyek is reszt vesznek"
Mert gyakrabban voltak kimondott
ferfivacsorak is Gubernal. Mr.. Smith tud-
tara adta L6rincnek, hogy derekas 7isel-
kedese folytan mar melto ARA, fogy vele
egy asztalhoz iilj0n mivel h0lgyek is
lesznek, gondoskodjek tuxedorol. L6rinc
ell is varta EFT az el6leptetest, hiszen volt
az aki vasmarokkal szempillantas alatt
artalmatlanna tette bank penztarosat.
Elment hat egy ruhaiizletbe, melynek
Greg tulajdonosa gangsztermultu orgazda
VIII, ouACSAOCAt. SO1U CSyCC, AAACAt oAo 1nesA-
ia, hogy legyen mindene, ami az el6kel6
elethez kell, - ha mar becsiilete nircs.
Hiszen tuxedo, selyemzsebkend6 hamar ell
szakadnak, draga szivarok parfiinlok
illata leszall, akinek pedig becsilete
van, az megmarad meg holta utan is
L6rinc erezte, hogy bar hadat iizent a
tarsadalomnak, karosult tovabb is csak
6. Ket-harom tuxedot is felprobalt K0zben
mintha anyja neveteset hallotta volna S
szavat:
Ugy all ez rajtad, mint tehe1len
gatya! - EFT szokta mondani, ha valami
olyast vett fel, ami szerinte mem illette
meg. Mr.. Melian, az 0reg orgazda azon-
ban ait mondta, minden ugy all rata,
mintha ra0nt0ttek volna.
harmadik tuxedot L6rinc maya is
megfelel6nek talalta. Este anlikor friss
fehernemiiben, tuxedoban, j6szaguan fe-
jebe nyomta finom nyulsz6r kalapjat, akar-
melyik szabolcsi kisasszony szeme meg
akadhatott volna rata. Csak ne lobogott
volna szemeiben az a nyugtalan feny!
Karkot6 orajanak szijja kisse szoros volt,
meglazitotta. Most jutott hirtelen eszebe,
hogy bilincsek meg jobban szorithatnak s
azokat mem lehet meglazitani.
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-01

fiakkal, akiket megkinalnak kloroformos
cigarettaval aztan kifosztanak Vagy akik
el6kel6 szallodakban adjak a gazdag ma
ganz6n6t kikemlelik terepet tehetse-
ges baratjuk, szallodatolvaj szamara
De XII tudna felsorolni valamennyi fog
lalkozasi agat, melyet szorgal1nas es te-
hetseges gangsztern6k timex?
Ezekhez a csillagokhoz persze meg
mem k0zeledhetett Lorinc. Maid eszreveszik
Ok, ha hirnevre tesz szert! Hirnev penz
pedig egyiitt jarnak a gangszter vilagban,
mem ugy, mint polgari tarsadalomban,
ahol hires tudosok, irok miiveszek gyak-
ran megd0bbent6 szegenysegben kinlod-
max.
L6rinc ismerte mar pezsg6 izet ar
ra is kedvet kapott, hogy sep, selyembe
burkolt, felekszerezett n6k figyelmet ma
CARA vonja, azoket kivalo teremteseket,
akik eppen ugy hadat mertek iizenni ha-
talomnak, penznek, mint 6!
L6rinc gazdaja akkor tiszteletremel-
to David Smith nevet viselte, lConey Islam
don egy maganvillaban lakott L6rinccel
meg nehany alkalmazottjava egyiitt A
villa keritesen hatalmas fabian oriasi be-
tiik hirdettek: David Smith ingatlan iigy-
noksege. Ere a foglalkozasra sziksege
volt, nehogy valamelyik tulbuzgo rend6r-
mex szemet szurjanak a nala XII bejar6
emberek. Jol berendezett irodaja el6szoba-
jaban L6rinc mint irodaszolga szerepelt
Ennek Mr.. Smithnek ket igyfele bizo-
nyos napon hirtl hozta, hogy philadel-
phiai bankok egyikebe jelentekeny penz-
keszletet szallitottak
Oily reg mem voltam Philadelphia
ban :. pedig kellemes varos. Erdemes
raszanni nehany napot, - nyujtozkodott
Mr.. Smith kenyelmes karosszekeben. -
AIT hiszem, megfelelo tarsasagban rovide-
sen kirandulok oda.
Szavait tett kovette. A megfelel6 tarsa-
sagban, melyet 0sszevalogatott, helyet fog
lalt L6rinc is. Termeszetesen aut6n men,
tex, SGT kett6n, nyolcan. Sep tura auto
kon. L6rinc elvezte, hogy kijutott nagy
hazak k0zil mez6ket, szant6foldeket la
tott Galambok telepedtek lie frs baraz-
dakra pajkos flu kovet dobott kozejuk
Szeretett volna odaszaladni hozza, hogy j6l
megrazza filet :. ambar is ugy csinal-
ia valamikor Kenyeriben.
Egg pillanatra latta sziil6falujat S
magat mint iskolasfiut, Borissal, az arok-
parton. 8 bodzapuskat csinalt, Boris pc
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-01

el6tte reszketett az aldozat! Mint peldaul
egy roppant k0ver ember, akinek annyira
reszketett keze, mikor bugyellarisat ke-
reSte, hogy mem birta kivenni, segiteni
kellett neki A SCENE is kidulledt, mulat-
sagos volt
Akadt olyan ferfi, aki mem reszketett,
$40 nelkiil tiirte hogy kifosszak, de me-
reg biztosan cite beliil ait is
De legnagyobb foku elvezet n6k
kifosztasa volt. Nemelyik elvisitotta magat,
mint szilveszteri kis malac, mikor far
kat huzzak. A malacokat mindig sajnalta
L6rinc, de a gazdag n6ket mem. Legke-
vesbe szepeket, fiatalokat, akikr6l fel
lehetett tetelezni, hogy csalfak. Azok BIZ
zony, = ha mem siettek elegge fiilbevaloik
kiszedesevel gyiiriiik lehuzasaval - So
kaig megemlegettek, hogy L6rinc volt a
komornajuk. Miert kimelte volna oket?
Ha kiszakadt fiilcimpajuk, mehettek sza-
natoriumba, ahol begy6gyitottak. Nagyobb
baja esett Ziizinek, mikor az iivegcsere-
PEEK 0sszevagdostak karjat S mem tudott ho-
va menni a korhozbol
Neha, mikor gazdag zsakmanyra tett
szert, jokedveben meg tisztelgett is XII
fosztottaknak, mint itthon k0zlekedesi
rend6rokt6l latta, aztan visszaugrott gaz-
daja autojaba hajra! Rekord sebesseggel
tovabb. Ha lido volt ra, kilyukasztotta meg
a megtamadott auto kerekeinek gummijat,
hogy kifosztott egy ideig elmelkedhessen
az orszaguton, miel6tt panaszt tesz. Any
nyira gyors, ugyes, otletes volt, hogy gaz-
daja es tanitomestere csakhamar megbi-
zott benne
Kozben kesziilt L6rinc a nagy proba-
tetelre. Megtanulta az auto vezetest, gep-
fegyver kezelest es sok mas hasznos dol
got is tanult. Peldaul, hogy ne minden
rend6rt tekintsen ellensegnek, k0ztik is
akadnak elnezo baratok Es az utcai noket
mem kell megvetni, nekik sok becses erte-
sitest k0szonhetnek gangszterek, tehat
megbizhatokkal joban kell lenni.
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gyelmebe ajanlott moi tarsasagban is TO-
rogni, SGT, mivel kioltozye csinos legeny
volt, kapos is lett lanyok k0zt. Terme-
szetesen ismert mar gangszter-h0lgyeket
is. Csodalta t0bbnyire ragyog6an sep
fatal n6ket, akik ugy tudjak adni az el6-
kel6 tisztesseges no szerepet az ekszeres-
boltban, mid6n bamulatos Ugyesseggel lop-
max, vagy vonaton utaztukban kegyesen
megismerkednek kalandehes gazdag fer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-18
Akin Tamiroff and Patricia
Morrison Co-Star in Drama
Richard Arlen And Andy Devine Will
Shore The Screen In "Tropic Fury"

To- the poor Indian is neither low" poor any
Many of those who participating in the profits of
olfieds other rich-yedng lands getting casting
calls out in Hollywood frequently they have send their
home reservations for pnchhitters and in instances
Stand-ins
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-18
Galento-Max Baer
FiuhtF Film Booked

Heading new three-feature
program at the Riviera thester
Thursday will be the complete mo-
ton picture account of the recent
Tony Galento Max Baer heavy
weight contest in which Make
pushed the beer-drinking Tony
right out OF the heavyweight pic
ture
Two features from Hollywood
will be shown, the first being
titled Prairie Law" with George
OBrien in the starring role. and
the second featuring hnny
Downs and Constance Moore in
comedy known as Laugh II OF"
The determined efforts OF a
young cattleman TO restore law
and order to a prairie community
run by an INSCRIPTIONS promoter.
form the exciting basis of George
OBrien's latest western thriller.
Virginia Vale In cast opposite
the stalwsrt star. while other i'm
portant roles are played by Dick
Hogan. J. Farrell Macdonald. Slim
Whitaker and Cyrus w Kendall.
David Howard directed the film
for RkO Radio.