davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-09-28
Births Reported

Joseph and Frances Castiello. boy.
Patrick and Teresa Clarke, boy.
William and Davis Curtin, boy.
Spencer and Mary Farmer, girl.
Harry and Myra Feller girl.
Rex and Laura GholSon. girl.
Howard and Berma Goding, boy;
Michael and Catherine Greene, boy.
Ralph and Dorothy Holden; boy.
John and Mildred Houk, girl.
Richard and Bertha Irving, boy.
Arthur and Rowena Kelly, girl.
John and Anne Marshall, girl.
Charles and Estelle Mccarthy, boy.
Thomas and Dorothy MCGOWAN, girl.
Edward and Alma Oliver. girl.
Cleveland and Mary Ryan, boy.
Daniel and Mabel She'll, girl and boy, twins
Melvin and Mary Shepherds girl.
Roy. and Emma Tate. boy.
Carl and Frances Tomlin, boy.
Orson and Ruth Trueworthy, boy.
Glenn and Lucretia Wagner, boy.
Bertram and Mary Wheeler, girl.
Collie and Lorena Williamson, girl.
John and Mary Jiles, boy.
Leo and Zetherne Jones, boy.
Evening star., 1941-09-28

Thomas H. Taliaferro. 70. 1918 n H ave.
Keener K. Kelly. 63, 500 ST. sc.
Samuel A. Masinnis, 80. Emergency Hos
pital.
Paul Meade 55, Gallinger Hospital
James V. Ringer, SO, 436 10Th st. s.w.
Nettie Watson. So. Garfield Hospital.
Allen W. Peyton, A., $40 9Th ST. NV.
Emanuel Hoffman, A., Gallinger Hospital.
Evening star., 1941-09-28
Catholic Nurses to Meet

The Archdiocesan Council of
Catholic Nurses of Washington will
meet at 8 pm. Thursday in the
study guild of st. Matthews Ca
thedral. The Rev. William McDon-
aid of Catholic University will speak.
Evening star., 1941-09-28
KuIorumu School to Open

The Kalorama Day School will
open Wednesday at 1910 Kalorama
road for its thirtieth year since its
founding by Mrs. Alexander Graham
Bell. Miss Margery Somerville
Hatcher u director.
Evening star., 1941-09-28

Michael K Collins %. Walter Reed Gen.
eTal Hospital.
Ellie l. Little. %. I'll Hamlin st. ne.
Infant Garqes. Providence Hospital
William Barnes, 80, 2f50 Wis. ave. NV,
Osborne J Jones, 45, Walter Reed General
Hospital
CLYDE Evans 36, Freedmen's Hospital
Ernestine Smith. n. Columbia Hospital.
Infant William E. Brown, Freedmen Hoss
pital
Evening star., 1941-09-28
Deaths Reported

Charlotte A. Noel, SO, 1921 Colo. ave.
Ida M. Scott 80, 1883 Meridian pl. NV
Henry L. Ballentine 80. 1898 Calvert st
Harry K. McCrory, 70. 202 st. ne.
NAM Mam a Sagder GTe!q Hospts
Julia A. c. Goldsmith, ~, 7O7 I st. sc
Evening star., 1941-09-28

Philip Charles Pemberton, jr.. IS. and
Barbara Ann Smith. 10, both of Alex
andria, Va; the Rev. c. B. Austin.
Hillsrd Conard Howard. 90. and Florence
Mary Kennedy, 19, both of 725 st.
ne; the Rev. Phillip E. Smith.
Kenneth Mason Anderson, pa 1406 10th
st. NV, and Sarah Elizabeth Kicks. 90,
1908 Rhode Island ave. NV: the Rev.
Francis x ouieiey, IHA 25, 1905 18th st.
ne. and Virginia E. Thomasson. "a.
2lst and G SITS. NV; the Rev Thomas
B Dade.
Horace Montefiore Joseph, %. 322s Rit-
tenhouse st. NV, and Agnes Kathleen
Evening star., 1941-09-28
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. laU, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, tOait three tuH days and
receiUe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1941-09-28

ACTRESS AIDS "BUNDLES" Cornell the
actress gh yesterday purchased the first block tickets
the benefit to be
October 28 49, 80 and 81 Riverside Stadium Pictured back
at the National Theate with Wayne
ChatfedTayor wife of the Assistant Secretary
Tickets priced
cut NV. Star Staff Photo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03

KRoGER SUPER MARKETS in THESE LOCALITIES
Royal Oak, Dearborn, Wayne, Trenton, Wyandotte Mt
Clemens, Beleyille, Garden City, Pontiac, Flint
Saginaw, Bay City, Ann Arbor Port Huron. Worthwhile
Lapeer and Rochester.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-30

re NOON
WWJ-Boquet Music
WJR-Kate Smith
WxYZ-News: Music
CKLW-News Ace
WJBK-Name that Song
WJLB-Luncheon Music:
News
wExLcHawaiian Music
1915 r. M.
WWJ-News
Wyk-Big Sister
WxYZ-Farm News
WJBK-Popular Rhythms
CKLW-Lunch and Dance
Rhythms
WEXL~Music
1928 p. M.
wyBK-Help Wanted
1880 r. NJ.
WWJ-News by SHIFTS
WJD-Helen Trent
WXYZ-Music
CKLW-Old Fashioned Girl
WJDk-Luncheon Music;
WExLeNews and Music
wJLB-Detroiters Speak
1890 p. a.
WWJ-StaY Gossip-C
12:l5 r. n.
WWy-Man on the Street
WyR-Our Gal Sunday
CKLW-Musicale
WyBK-Bob Zurke
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-30

dress to the sewing room for
any final stitches" she promised,
picking Up the receiver.
"Yes?"
"Judy dear?" Phil asked.
You're supposed to be asleep.
$50 are you, and furthermore
you aren't to see the bride on
the wedding day before you
meet her at the altar-or aren't
you planning to be there?"
She laughed little huskily,
a little shakily, because mar
riage was so new, SO strange.
From the living room below
she heard the orchestrated
rhythm of the wedding march
where five musicians followed
Mendelssohn down q vista Of
familiar sound.
Enjoying the concert?" she
asked Phil. Are you sure
you'll be ready on timer"
more than ready. have my
silk topper, my gloves, my gar
denia-everything I need. "Ill
be seeing you at the altar.
Goodby, honey"
Making no move to remove
her dress, Judy started to brush
her glowing hair. She felt
peaceful, rested, not at all ex-
cited. II was more excited on
my first merry-go-round," she
said aloud.
"How did you expect to feel?
AS though you were going into
a tailspin?" mans low voice
asked. MR.
Turning, Judy saw Sandy,
wearing his best uniform today,
climbing over the window sill
from the terrace outside her
room.
"You see, honey, Phil would
make a deplorable husband for
YOU" He held her firmly by
the wrists. That, my sweet, Is
why you are marrying me-"
(To BE Continued)
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-30
MIND YOUR
MANNERS

Turnobout Is Foul PIoy


Test your knowledge of correct
social usage by answerin0 the fol-
lo,cing questions, then checking
against the authoritative dnspers
b belop:
/. Is it good college slang
to call fraternities "frats" or to
speak of a frat PIN?
2. Would 1t be rude for a
college girl to break a date with
a man and 60 out with one Of
his fraternity brothers that
same evening?
3. Is IL smart for q college
girl to get a reputation for
breaking dates?
4. Should a college student
make a habit of using his room
mates things and wearing his
roomate's clothes?
5. Is 1t good manners for a
college student to get to classes
after the professor has begun
his lecture?
What tcoud you do IT,
You are xndVoiddbly late to a
lecture and realize that you haze
distracted the attention of the
class
fd) After the class Is over, 90
up and apologize TO pour
protessorf
(b) " your professor docs not
call you dozen, feel that no
apology Is necessaryi
ANSWERS
1. No.
2. Yes, and very unwise rs
the man with whom she broke
the date Is sure to hear of II.
8. No.
4. No. Occasional borrow.
ing Is all right, II one Is scrupu-
lous about returning things In
good condition.
5. No.
Best "whot Would You Do sol.
sttVS-(el.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-30
CoPYNt0NT, toAt.
MA SERVICE. INC.

ting down the silver cup, stroll
ing to the long French windows
and looking at a clump of green
bushes which concealed q bend
in the road. II came about US"
about us?"
Strange that she could laugh
SO casually this afternoon.
He turned from the window
and walked toward her swiftly.
He did not touch her, but the old
glory was in his eyes when he
looked at her.
Judy, Judy, how did we ever
come to such q pass?" he asked.
How did we ever come to
such a pass?" she repeated, her
voice cold. Darling, you were
fun for short jaunts, but people
have to pay rent on this earth!
To pay rent men need steady
jobs. Why not find someone
like, say, Peg, who doesn't need
to do anything but look beauti-
full"
His eyes had looked tired. Now
suddenly he grinned. "Jealous?"
he asked.
"A little when I get to ro-
mancing. Not much, though, be-
cause I'm getting the best of the
bargain" Oddly ough she
m e ant II, looking at Sandy's
careless flying attire. remember
ing the perfection of Phil's suits,
perfection that sacrificed moth
ing to masculinity.
Dusk was coming rapidly. A
pretty bridesmaid stuck her head
through the draperies and re-
minded Judy that II was time to
meet the bridegroom. ev
"Qoodby - good hunting, I"
Judy told the tall young aviator.
"0oodby. Judy. he said. and
held OFT . Drowned, muscular
hand. well not be meeting.
Ike high ceilings best. Maybs I'll
And 2 star and give II your
n1zme."
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-30
Then he was gone, quietly,
quickly leaving no echoes.
BY J. r. WILLIAMS

Then he was gone, quietly,
quickly leaving no echoes.
Philip came a little later, es-
corted by q few Of his ushers.
Two Of the ushers already had
arrived, two more were expected
before the rehearsal dinner. The
old house was filled with youth
and song and music. The group
became more reverent at the
church here rehearsal was
held.
When Phil caught Judy in his
erms and drew her close in the
dimly lighted vestibule, she sur
rendered to him, forgetting the
disturbing caller of a few hours
ago.
Phil was everything she want
ed. He was everything her fam
lily wanted for her.
The mood sust a in e d her
through the morning. She watch
ed the house become more beau
tiful under the florists pattern
for decorating.
She admired the brides cake,
watched two maids cut the we'd
ding cake and place the pieces in
the waiting boxes. She gave her
mother q list of names Of people
in New York to whom some of
the boxes should be sent.
Every house guest was rest
ing, waiting for the wedding,
when Miss M title, the town
dressmaker, k n o C k d against
Judy's door.
Were you sleeping?" she ask
ed, as though she had entered a
place sacred to Cherubim and
Seraphim. cts the lace on the
wedding dress. Your grandmoth-
er's dress, that I remade for you.
! found q worn thread a little
while ago which I never noticed
in the final fitting"
Judy slipped the billowy
masses of lace and tulle ruffles
over her head. She stood still,
not even objecting when the
dressmaker adjusted the veil
and asked Ter to slip into the
white satin pumps.
The telephne on her desk be-
gan TO ring and she smiled at
Miss Matte, motioning her to
leave the room. I'll bring the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-30
SERIAL STORY
BRIDE FROM THE SKY
], DIANA!
az HELEN WELSHiMER

I'm STORY: ys6y Allen finally feels
~ ~ tnfxe1-up life II Strengthened
- 4Gon. shs decides 10 marry hand
so0oks QDonlabbs Philip Rogers, attor-
~ ~ ~ magazine 81 which she Ii
~ a11o1o41e editor. instead Of impuisive
aVoa1oe onaAy Ammsrman. Newspaper
stes1so 1lnking SANDY rsmanticaliy with
he1eeee Peg 0eedan convince Judy that
~ 6eeo nee care fer him. that she
49, Deve FAnlp. Her plans are going
ooew6g1, Wi4h nslhing 70 disturb Judy
ssesyt Ne pessibllitiss Of trouble with
hos 5oA1ous seeestary, Sara Fuller. Then
Ooo1y UAhee . appearance the day be-
toeo ~ wedding. Jsdy's father, not
haoW1ng ~ daughter enes though her.
~ = 1eve wlth sandy. 10 pushed.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-30

The telephne on her desk be-
gan 70 ring and she smiled at
Miss Matte, motioning her to
leave the room. I'll bring the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-30
NAVAJO LANGUAGE

The Navajo Indians. largest
tribe in the United States, had
no written language until 1910
when one was devised for them
after much study.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-30
SANDY Is PERSISTENT
CHAPTER XIV

Judge Allen at once sought
his pretty, plump wife and ex-
plained thai an intruder had en-
1ored IL drawing room.
'soh, I know" she explained
{ NM = funny, feminine laugh
q ~ kAd been nice at 20 but was
Inllp1neHd at 80. "It's that avia-
\ ~ the one Judy used to
4man1)on spunetimes. He made a
pGED0hute and intended to marry
IN 4 anybody bought it or
noQnneh1ne Of the sort. Nobody
sUon1pd e though"
n1d I ask him to leave?"
1ooe ne, nor Her gold
/; y 4 op1k Maybe he'll be
Y odaygs
u HrGwing room, mean
o y I'D accepted the sill
3 ~ = 49, osked Sandy to
uncovered plate
w ooot. Sandy was
- hlD boots, his
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22

Gyors meggazdagodast Cali
fornia farmja mem kinal. Tel
jesen penz nelkiil senki a
f0ldmuveleshez mem foghat.
De ah egy kis t6kevel ott-
hont keres maganak, inert a
gyarak ajtajai mar zarva van
max el6tte, az szebben, job
ban es val6szinuleg tovabb el
Californiaban, mint az orszag
sok mas videken. Akik a hide
get mem szeretik, azoknak pa
radicsom California, de akik
nem tudnhk meglenni kara
csony id6ben h6 nelktil, azok
sem farmra, sem mas foglal-
kozasra ne vagyakozzanak
abba az allamba. Mert a ha-
vasokat ugyan mindig latjak,
akkor is, mikor a gyiim0lcs0t
szedik, mikor aratnak, de csak
messzir6l, a Sierra Nevada or
mar6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22
F0COLYTABoR
AMERIkABAN

A kulonos helyzet folyta,!
ARA is sor kerult, hogy hadi-
foglyok reszere kulon tabort
kell csinalni az Egyesult Ala
mokban. Meg benne Sc va
gyunk a haboruban es maris
vannak hadi foglyaink.
Ere a kulonos jelensegre
a nemet es olasz kereskedelmi
hajok lefoglaasa adott lehet6-
seget. T0bb szaz olasz es ne
met kereskedelmi tengeresz
lett lefogva ezekr6l a hajokrol
es mig a tisztek ellen biinvadi
eljaras folyik, addig a matr6-
zokat egyszeruen hadi foglyok-
max tekintik.
Kisse furcsa ugyan ez a
helyzet, hogy egy bekeben el6
nemzet hadi foglyokat ejtsen,
minden eddigi jogi viszonynak
elesen ellentmondo a teny, de
annak letezeset tagadni mem
lehet.
A regi nemzetk0zi felfogas
alapjan az, amt ezekiel a ha-
jokkal es azoknak szemelyze-
tevel tetttink, egyertelmu a
hadiizenettel. A mi koruna
nyunk azonban ait mondja,
hogy mem uzent hadat a dix
taroknok, csak eppen hadiize-
nesre feljogosito lepeseket
tett. Ha mindez a diktatorok-
max mem tetszik, akkor joguk-
ban all, hogy Ok tizenjenek
hadat.
Vilagosan lathat6, hogy
mindez csak jatek a valasz-
tasi igeretek k0vetkezteben.
De ezt a diktatorok is tudjak
es barn1it is tesziink, hiszen
mar sokkal t0bbet es kihivob-
bat ugy Sc tehetiink, mem fog
max hadat iizenni nekiink.
Ugy leSziink benne tehat a ha-
boruban, hogy nyilvanos had
iizenet mem lesz, Az eln0k
mem jarul maid a kongresszus
| |ele, hogy hadtizenetet kerjen,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22
MECELOzO
LEPESEK

Nagyobb gyarak mostan-
sag megel6z6 lepeseket probal-
gatnak, hogy a sztrajkoknak
elejet vegyek. Icy a nagy anne
rikai aluminium gyar most
varatlanul azzal lepte meg
munkasait, 'hogy minden ke-
res nelkiil orankent nyolc
centtel emelte fel a munkabe-
reket, amt termeszetesen min
denki 0r0mmel latott es szive-
sen fogadott.
A megel6z6 lepes igazi jelen-
t6seget azonban csak kes6bb
isnertek fel, amikor a unio
szerz6des megujitasara keriilt
a sor. Beremelesr6l $40 sem
lehetett, inert mar ait el6z6leg
megkaptak es ICY sztrajkot
csakis a "check-off" rend k0ve-
telese ci1nen lehetett volna in
ditani. Egy ilyen sztrajk azon-
ban mem allana meg a helyet a
k0zvelemeny hangulata el6tt,
amely eliteli ait, hogy a mum
kas ne 0nkent legyen valamely
SzakSzervezet fiZet6 tagia, ha-
mem akarata ellenere is.
A ket nagy k0zponti SERVE
zet most kiil0n akar foglalkoz-
nj ezekiel a megel6z6 lepesek-
kel, hogy erdekeit jobban ve-
delmezheSSe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22
kOz-kONYHA
ANCLIABAN

A haboru altal okozott szo-
rult helyzet egy nagyon eel
szeru gondolatot valtott XII
Angliaban, amelynek megvalo-
sitasat mar meg is kezdtek. Az
angol elelmiszer kormanyzat
London csaladi otthonainak
pusztulasa folytan elhatarozta,
hogy a lakossag szamara mem
myers elelmiszereket, hanem
kesz eteleket fog kiadni.
A kormany a vilag legna-
gyobb vendegloi ceget, a j.
Lyon & Companyt bizta meg
azzal, hogy a lakossagot kesz
elelemmel lassa el akkent, hogy
a kozos konyha folytan minden
egyes .egyennek egyszeri etke-
zese csupan II centbe fog ke-
rulni, ami igen kis osszeg. Ha
haromszor napi etkezest kap
egy ember, annak koltsege csak
33 cent lesz.
Bouvier, a parisi egyetem es
Brentano, a mincheni egye-
tenn k0zgazdasagtani tanarai
mar az els6 nagy haboru elott
kimutattak, hogy az emberi-
segnek a k0z0s konyhakra KEEL
lene k0zsegenkent vagy varo-
sonkent atterni, inert ez az
elelmezest jebba, olcs6bba es
kenyelmesebbe tenne. A meg
takaritas tet6pontja a nagyba-
nj vasarlas utjan lenne elerhe-
to, amikor a kozvetit6 kereske-
delem haszna elesne az elelmi-
szereknel.
Ami eddig csak elmelet volt,
ait most a gyakorlatban fogjak
az angolok megprobalni a ha-
boru folytan es mines kizarva,
hogy annak olyan elonyei de-
rulnek XII, amelyek a rendszer-
mex a bekeid0ben valo fenntar-
tasat is kivanatossa es szlikse-
geSSe teSzik.
Az amerikai kannazo ipar
mar regen hirdeti, hogy volta
keppen a k0zkonyhak beveze.
tesenek lehet6seget kesziti el6
es ebben volt is sok igazsag.
Most veletleniil alkalom nyi-
lott ARA, hogy a terv gyakor-
lati volta XII legyen pr6balhato
es a tapasztalatok mutatjak
maid meg, hogy az egyetenes
szocializalasnak ez a jelente-
keny lepese el6segiti-e az en-
beriseg er0telesebb boldogula-
sat, vagy a regi rend a helyes?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22
LETART0zTATAS Mem TORRENT

nyomozni: XII vagy xix oltel
meg a szerencsetlen vadlottat.
Az erdekl6d6 ujsagiroknal
ezt mondta:
"Hatan fekve talaltuk, go.
lyokkal testeben."
"Letartoztatas ebben az iigy.
ben nem tortent.
A szegeny meyer gyilkosai1
pedig ugy veljiik mem lenne
nehez a sheriff urnak kiku.
tatni. Lathatta, tudhatta, XIX
voltak a t0megben, akik elci.
peltek a vadlottat. Es a me.
eye mem olyan surin lakott
hogy a sheriff ne ismerne ott
mindenkit.
De hat a sheriffet valasszak
es Sheriff Luten mem akarjs
elveszteni nepszeriiseget, a sza.
vazok szeretetet. A meyer Flo.
ridaban mem szamit, annal
szavazat mem fontos a valasz.
tason.
Exert mem tortent es mem
fog tOrtenni letart0ztatas
Es Isten tudja, meddig tart
meg Delen ez az allapot.
Addig biztosan, mig szovet.
segi torvenyt nem hoznak g
lincseles megakadalyozasara.
De a Del politikusai mindig
utjat tudjak allni, hogy flyer
javaslat ne keriiljon a torveny.
hozas ele.
A Solid South kekveru poll.
tikusai tudjak, hogy a tomee
el6tt elvesztenek nepszeriisegti.
ket, ha ilyen torvenyjavaslatot
tamogatnanak.
Mi, demokraciarol, t0rveny
elotti egyenl6segr6l, minder
ember egyforma jogarol szava.
lunk: kozben Quincyben meg.
gyilkolnak egy meyer fiata.
embert biintetlenul. Akinel
talan nemsokara hazank We.
delmeben fegyvert kellett vol.
ma fogni.
Annak a hazanak vedelme.
ben, mely elturi, hogy megol.
jek ct es utana a sheriff XII
jelenthesse - szinten bintet,
lenul:
"Letartoztatas mem tortent. ,
FAY FISHER ANDOE
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22

Williams % ewes meyer fatal
embert azzal vadoltak, hogy
egy IL ewes feher kis leany el-
len merenyletet kovetett el.
Elismerjuk, hogy a bin
szornyu, amivel vadoltak, de
egyaltalan mem volt meg be-
bizonyitva, hogy a boldogtalan
meyer fatal ember elk0vette-e
AIT es megis - a vad beiga-
zolasa el6tt - mar halott A.
C.. Williams.
Meglincseltek. A tomeg tilt
torvenyt es halalra itelte.
Szomoru es lesujto, hogy eb-
ben a Macy, demokratikus or
szagban 1941-ben is megtor-
tenhet, hogy tomeg mem haj-
lando megvarni, mig a biro-
sag vagy az eskudtek, az arra
illetekesek, hoznak iteletet egy
vadlott felett, hanem sajat el-
hatarozasukat hiszik iteletnek
es ait vegre is halifax.
Vegrehajtjak es vegre halt
halifax anelkIl, hogy exert va
lakinek felelosseggel tartozna-
max.
Amikor ilyen hirt olvasok, va
lahogy ugy erzem, hogy bizo-
nyos orszagreszek ma Sc isne-
rik ell a meghozott t0rvenyeket,
meg mindig onkenyeskednek es
olyan latszatot keltenek, mint
ha meg ma is a unionon Xviii
lennenek.
Ma ennek az orszagnak ma
gyobb erdeke, mint valaha
volt, hogy egyseges legyen a
nemzet, fajra, szinre, vallasra
valo tekintet nelkul.
Hitlerek epen ait akarjak
bizonyitani, hogy ez a nemzet
mem egyseges, hogy lit kulon-
fele csoportok kulonfele utakon
| iarnak eS a lincselesi hireket
mindig felhasznaljak ARA
hogy bizonyitsak nepeik elott
a demokracia milyen alias Xxi
n0veseket tir ell.
Ha ebben az orszagban lin
cseltek az utobbi evekben, az
eur6pai lapok - nemet hir-
forrasok utan - at mindie
alapos reszletesseggel es kom-
mentarral irtak meg.
HosSzabb ideig eltem Delen,
ismerem az ottani nepek fel-
fogasat a meyer kerdesben es
megertem ait az indulatot is
amt kivalt, ha egy meyer fe-
her novel eroszakoskodik, De
ait is tudom, hogy gyakran
mem is kell szegeny negernek
erOszakoskodni es - megis
aztan lincseles lesz osztaly-
resze.
Mem akarom en- annak a ne
gernek partial fogni; aki ero-
szakot k0vet ell, tavol all to-
lem, hogy a sz0rnyu bint
vedjem, csak epen ait mem al
lom, hogy a t0meg itelkezzek
a vadlott felett.
Van ebben az orszagban rem
des birosag, eskiidtszek, annak
a dolga, hogy a t0rveny neve-
ben itelkezzek.
Es ideje lenne, nagyon is,
hogy vegre ezt a deli allamok
nepei is megtanuljak es leszok-
janak a lincseles szegyentel-
jes szenvedelyerol.
Meg szegyenletesebbnek tar
tom azonban AIT, hogy ha mar
megtortent az alias cselekedet,
a sheriff ur, akinek ketsegtelen
elnezesbol t0rtenhetett a gyil-
kossag, a tett elk0vetese utan
mem tartotta sziksegesnek XII
GVOrS meggaZdapOdaSt Cali
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22

hanem haborut folytat maid
anelkiil is.
Az ember mem gondolhatta
volna, hogy a j6 Greg amerikai
alkotmanyt a mostani eur6pai
haboru ilyen valsagba sodorja.