davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-02-12
AT Home Cancelled

Mrs. Warren R. Austin, who, with
Senator Austin, is making her home
at the Shoreham. will not hold her
usual at home tomorrow afternoon.
Evening star., 1941-02-12
Reception at White House
For Army and Navy Is
Brilliant Function
Member of Color Guard, Ending
80 Years Service, Singled Out
For Recognition by President
BY MONA DUGAS.

Master Albert infantry U. S A led all the others
In honos reception for the at the White House
Baty July will have completed 30 years of
in Army, guard the
administration
Roosevelt his recognition of Sergt
his bring the veteran before him for a
the hearing that this
geantwho in charge of the
detail-Would perform his duties
The guards and Stripes and the Presidents
the Is minutes
attention the Of
receptions is of
portance and honor.
About
contingent pncous about calling
on the Navy than the officers
In other branches The White House reception last
about 1900 of the
guests attended
members of the diplomatic has always
been considered all the White House entertainments
beauty.
SmartU Uniforms
Evidence.
the successfully
the the whole
asefy clad More go6 braid of
havebe for some these evees.
the members
Marine inspired the spirit the played
the evening
Evening star., 1941-06-24

Set the toble in burst of Morning
0Iores." Hand blocked luncheon and
dinner cloths that would be just the thing
for dining on the porch or in the garden
In lovely, tubfost rnuIti-eoIors. 52"x52",
S2.25 (sksfehsd) 58"xss"
The Paiais Royal, Lisess -. Seeosd Floor
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30
4 Word TO THE wise
tRen syndicate-wNU service.)

Vhar pity ice are so reluctant
to heed good aduice! Children
don't like to hear about such dis
agreeable things as duty" and
morality" Ind uhen an older
iUoman tells a younger one that
the tCay to insure the happiness
of her marriage is BY patience,
tolerance and forgiveness, the
younger rroman is likely to say
something about not tcdnting to
be a martyr. But the prevalence
of this attitude does not alter the
fact that only through obeying
the rules of morality can ice
achiere that larger freedom
Which is so different from, mere
rciIltulness and rChich is the only
real basis for a lasting happiness.
Let Kathleen Norris tell you sUhy
she might hare helped the Geor-
gamma of this letter if she had
knotrn her mother tiCenty years
ago.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30
CHAPTER III

It was nearly midnight when Rich
ard Wayne called upon his brothers.
They had been expecting him ear
lier IN the evening, and only an OBJ
jectionable message he had sent
them by phone had kept them wait
ing for him at an hour strictly out
side Of their habits.
Richards two brothers, Ernest
Wayne and Willard Wayne, sat in
a large room which, IN spite of its
prim order, showed the wear of the
humid years. The whole thing man.
aged a transplanted New England
look; obviously nothing had been
changed here for long time
The two brothers who here await
ed Richard Wayne seemed to have
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30
Nayy's Muscle Man

Designed to make the
American sailor the most
physically perfect sea
fighter in the irorId, the
u. S. naUy's physical edu-
cation program got off to
a fine start iolien Secretary
of the Nary Frank KnoI
appointed Lieut.. Com
nlander Jas. j. Tunney,
u. S. N. r., to be head
man. already the pro-
gran, is shotCing toonder-
full results. These pictures
take you to the naval OPP
Grating base at Norfolk,
"a, tchen Tunney gaUe
his personal attention to
the program. Right-Lt.
Tunney arrives at Office.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30
NsTALLAIENr TWO

THE STORY so FAR: Karen Water
son, San Francisco girl, convinced by
her lawyer, John Colt, that she has a
claim to the island estate of her grand
father, Garrett Waterson, arrives in Hon.
olulu to attempt 70 gain control of the
property. One evening while she and
Colt are dining and discussing plans for
pressing her claims, Richard Wayne, or
Tonga Dick, as he Is known, enters their
dining place He is a member Of the
Wayne family that has been in control
of her grandfather's island, Alakoa, since
the old mans disappearance Inasmuch
as Karen believes that Tonga Dick does
not know her identity she suggests TO
Colt that she talk 70 him and learn what
she can Colt at first opposes the idea
but begins TO change his Mid.
Now continue with the story.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30

ly and blue, associated there with a
group Of very rich people who
thought of only good times. Among
them was an attractive man of so
who devoted himself to me- I con-
fess that my mood was one of reck-
lessness and responsibility. I
made several trips with him to San
Francisco and let him make me
some very handsome gifts.
But all the while my heart was
steadily turning back to Frank, and
the security and happiness we had
known In our home, with our beau
tiful little girl. I longed for them
both, and for my husbands advice
and understanding When I re-
ceived letter from him saying that
he felt the same way, and that
Tanya needed her mother, my heart
was filed with Joy for the first time
IN years. But the Squire as I
call my Reno friend, also wants me
to marry him. He has been three
times divorced, but IN two cases If
has been to free his wife for a mar
riage she desired The first time
it was from a woman % years his
senior; he was but q then.
Seeks True Happiness.
'.Can you help me find my way
to true happiness through this mesh
of mistakes? know am a foolish,
weak woman, although I have never
consciously done anything that
could hurt anyone but myself. But
do want to be happy even though
I am 30 now and don't expect the
raptures of young love again. The
Squire has little money, but he lives
In New York and knows everyone
worth knowing. To go back to
Frank, on the other hand, means
my old environment, my old friends,
and my little girl. Which way lies
wisdom"
Georgianna, who writes this let
ter, includes a picture of herself, a
pardonable bit Of vanity, for she is
a beautiful woman Slim, we'll
dressed, with smart hat sweeping
of her face and her hands In the
pockets Of magnificent fur coat,
she looks capable of getting into
lot more mischief before she is
through. Such women, Ii truth.
never get through. They 60 on into
wrinkles and crimps and gray hair
still looking for conquests; still
secretly proud Of themselves be-
cause men continue to be selfsf1ly
attentive to them.
I have no advice for her. She
wouldn't take it anyway. But If ]
had known her mother 20 years age
might have been able to say some
thing that would have been helpful.
Something about morality and duty.
Many young persons today are
sure that they don't need these max.
inns. They viii be just as good OF
as bad as they please, and they defy
anyone to stop them. Their simple
answer to any admonition is
sfWhy?'
The thing they don't know is thai
our code of moral law, ruling states
men and countries, ruling families
and individual hearts, is the out
come of long years of struggle. II
was formulated not to annoy ano
restrict humanity, but to give it that
larger liberty that is freedom OF
spirit.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30

How many Waynes are there?"
Richard Wayne said to himself,
''You know cockeyed well, young
lady, how many Waynes there are" "
But aloud he said, -Four. My I'M
Gle, who is really the owner, my
two brothers, and myself"
''It's like owning little empire Of
your own, isn't it? / can't think of
anything nicer than that"
"a good many people seem to feel
that way" Dick said. That's what
makes an island SO hard to hold
on to-"
"You have trouble holding onto
it,"
''Oh, yes, indeed. Just now, for
example, there is an insufferable lit
tie snip of a girl trying to get her
claws into Alakoa by due legal proc
ess.'
Interesting, Karen encouraged
him. HAnd just how does she expect
to do that?"
''The Waynes bought Alakoa from
her grandfather. Now the girl
wishes to prove that the sale was
illegal, because, she says, her grand
father was a congenital idiot. She
says it runs In the family, and she
can prove it.
Karen studied him for moment
with yelled suspicion, but Tonga
Dicks face was innocent. what a
remarkable person" Karen said.
Whats she Eke?"
''Well-as I told you, I have had
no chance to get acquainted with
her"
Maybe you'll have a chance lat
err"
1'Pd rather like to, you know"
Dick admitted. sid like to find out
what makes her tick. But I would
hardly know how to go about it."
"Just a simple Island boy" Karen
smiled.
well, the circumstances are lit
tie awkward. I can't just go up to
her and say, 7 understand you are
the little twerp who is trying to get
my island away from me, and what
are you doing this evening after the
store closest Or can u"
"Wel, invite her for sail on your
boat. Show her selected views of
the coast line. Show her this island
she's after-what did you say the
name of it was? Alakoa? Probably
she hasn't even seen it. I'll bet she'd
be interested"
"And just what" said Dick,
would be my idea?"
'Get to know her. You said you
wanted to find out what the little
fright was like. Maybe you'd Like
her"
'And then WHAT"
Sand then WHAT" Karen repeat
ed. Say, wait a minute. Do
have to map out your entire life?"
They grinned at each other; and
either one of them would have given
a good deal to know what the other
was thinking then.
Its a rotten plan," Dick criti-
cized.
NOW you've hurt my feelings"
Karen said. Here I practically
work up a headache planning a
beautiful day for you, and what
credit do I get? You tell me it's
rotten. All that effort wasted"
Richard Wayne appeared to
brighten. mo, it isn't. It gives me
a much better idea. What's the use
of wasting the whole program on a
chiseling little trump? No! III take
you sailing, instead"
Me? Oh, I'm afraid couldn't
Tomorrow morning" Richard
Wayne prompted her, cat something
Like nine?"
Something more Like ten," she
answered.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30

The city of Ansonia, Conn, has
become a sleepless and unnerved
town because toads have returned
there and are now playing an en-
core, which the citizens thought was
wiped out several years ago. Fifty
thousand dollars was spent on
drainer project IN an effort to keep
the toads out, but heavy rains re-
filed the pond basin and made it a
breeding place. The toads soon
learned about it and the city is
again plagued.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30
New Use for Phone

II the socks of one Manorville,
N. z, man aren't being darned as
well as they used to be, the New
York Telephone company Is to
blame. Assigned to investigate a
complaint about recurring static a
repairman on one of the company's
party lines discovered that house
wife IN one of the homes served by
the line had acquired the habit Of
removing the receiver from the
hook and using It as a darning egg
IN mending socks.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30
By KATHLEEN NORRIS

play an enormous part in
= American family life are
duty and morality" These
terms went out Of fashion a long
while ago; our younger genera
ton wouldn't know how to ap-
ply them TO general behavior.
Duty, they think, means do
ing certain disagreeabIe things
whether you want TO or not. And
what a nerve anyone has TO tell
YOU what you should or
shouldn't do!
Morality means not lying,
not talking scandal, keeping
your word, keeping your
thoughts and your actions
pure, conquering n your soul, as
much as you car, feelings Of hate,
revenge, Jealousy, lust, anger. Not
being intemperate. Not being proud.
Not being selfish.
Isn't IT comfortable 10 be good?"
one Of the wisest women I know
said one day.
Secret of Married Bliss.
So that when an old wife talks
TO z younger one, and advises her
70 make humility and patience, for
giveness and understanding a part
OF her wedding outfit, she is not ad-
vocating course that leads TO mar
tyrocm- She IS giving the bride the
secret OF married happiness She
IS telling her that she viii be hap
pier n the long run, will indeed be
one Of the truly successful and con-
tented women OF the world, If she
goes into matrimony armed with a
sense OF duty and strong deter
EInation TO keep the moral law.
Once that law Is accepted firmly
nothing else matters.
Here IS a letter from q woman
whose experience unfortunately Is
somewhat typical today. It IS just
possible that if some good mother,
% years ago, had given her sound
respect for morality and duty her
story might have been different.
Twelve years ago was madly
II love with a doctor I viii call
Bill she writes me- He loved
me, too, but he didn't want TO get
married. II hurt my pride TO be the
one most IN love, but there was no
help for It, and even though I knew
he wasn't any paragon, was weak
enough to give him everything be
asked.
First Love Renewed.
AFTER awhile he went away, and
formed deep affection for an
other man, Frank. Frank was the
one n love now, but I liked him
so much that eventually we were
married, had nice home, and a
son and daughter. Five years ago
we lost our boy, z grief that caused
me 4 serious illness. In this illness
my doctor was Bill, who had come
back 70 town, and soon the old in
fatuation took possession of US both,
with Bill the more ardent this time.
He was married now and had two
little girls.
Frank discovered our affair and
was heartbroken. as l was also, for
he had always been the hndest and
best OF husbands. and had never
known of my affair with Bill. We
were divorced, and Bill was divorced
by ms wife, and he and were mar
RED Wretchedly unsuited TO each
other, this union was doomed from
the first; Bill was always talking
about his first wife and how wonder
ful she was, and I soon discov-
cred that he was taking his daugh-
tiers 70 lunch once week and that
often she joined them.
7 went to Reno, and feeling lone
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13
AZ EMBER" JUBLEUMA

Oktober vegen fennallasa-
max tizen0t eyes jubileumat
unnepelte New York varosa-
ban Condor Ferencnek "Az
Ember' cimti hetilapja. A har-
cos szellemi hetilap ugyan j6-
val id6sebb ennel, inert palya-
jara meg Budapesten, az els6
nagy haboru vegen indult, on
nan Becsbe keriilt at, de Anne
rikaban tizenot ev ota kerul
a nyilvanossag ele.
Otvenhat oldalas terjede-
lemben jelent meg a jubileum-
ra "Az Ember" soros szama es
ait az amerikai politikai elet
elokelosegein xviii jeles ma
gyar irok es miiveszek irasai
teszik erdekesse.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
elnok, Herbert H. Lehman new
york; kormanyzo, Fiorello H.
LaGuardia new york; polgar-
mester udv0zlo levelei utan ell
sonek Molnar Ferenc es Korda
Sander irasai es iidvozletei
nyitjak meg az oldalakat.
Paratlanul meleg hangu a
kivalo iro, Hans Habe (Bekes-
sy) levele, amely Condor Fe-
rencnek koran elhalt kis fla
hoz, Condor Mikihez van ci-
mezve es rokoni szereteten fe-
lil, mely emberi meglatassal
szol edesapja fel6l a paranyi
i sajnos: elkoltozott - lelek-
hez.
Lengyel Emil Robert Osz-
kar fomunkatars, Laszlo Mix
los, Herceg Geza, Zsolt Bella,
Bekessy Imre, Vamberi Rusz-
tenn, Farago Laszlo Pal, F'a-
Judy Gyorgy, Lengyel Meny-
hert es mas, szinten frissen
menekult jeles irok megszola-
lasai kozott nagy erovel hat q
Szabadsag belso munkatarsa.
max, DR.. Sziklay Andornak
maid DR.. zakany Gyula buff
faloi romai katholikus pleba.
nosnak, DR.. Takaro Geza new
york; reformatuS lelkesznek
Mt. Harsanyi Laszlonak, Vas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13

nyizsg6 nagy tabor, hogy alom
volt az a het hetes RESERVES
ut, ami st. Louisbol idaig ell
hozta hogy Galamb Matyas-
max mines lit NIT keresni :.
Hogy varjak Tiribesen hogy
oft egy sep lany, az egyetlen
lany, k0nnyeket hullat utana.
Mert Galamb Matyast a re-
menytelennek latszo szerelem
hajszolta XII Amerikaba S mas
fel evi kiizk0des utan az utolso
szalmaszal volt Last Chance
Gulch a szamara.
Hiaba tanittatta Magyaror-
szagon az apja, hiaba volt jeles
tanulo, "paraszt" volt, tehat
csak posta-altiszt lett bel6le es
a gazdatiszt lanyat sem ''pa-
reszthoz', sem abbol lett posta
altiszthez mem adtak. S6t, pus-
kaval kergette XII egy izben Te-
tetleni ur a kertjebol, mikor
egy este a lanyaval talalta s
Mariskaval azutan csak egyet-
len egyszer beszelt, mikor az
or0kseget eladva elindult a
nagy Ultra.
S mikor ARA kerte, hogy ha-
rom esztendeig varjon, inert
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13
MOST TESSENEk MAID BESZELNI |!

Az Amerikai Magyar Sz0vetseg 27-en
konvenci6t tart Pittsburghban.
Es mindazok honfitarsak, akik Jo-
HISZEMtLEG kritizaltak annak megala-
ktasat es eddigi miik0deset, meg fognak
oft jelenni
Megjelennek, inert tisztesseges en-
berek, tisztesseges magyarok mem ha-
TUX megett, mem az utszelen, mem falu
vegen szoktak pletykazni, hanem szemt6l-
szembe kritiZalnak, ahol ARA megtama-
dott embereknek alkaimuk van felelni.
Mi6ta Detroitban eletre hivtuk az Anne
rikai Magyar Sz0vetseget, most szolalok
meg nyilvanosan el6sz0r, inert ugy ereztem,
hogy akkor van ideje tamadasokra felelni,
mikOr AIT szemtol-szembe lehet megtenni
Azert hiszem, azert remelem, hogy min
denld elton Pittsburghba, aki a Sz0vetseget
JoHISZEMUEN tamadta.
S azert from nagy betukkel, hogy
csak JoHISZEMU kiritizalokat varoln,
inert en- tudom legjobban, hogy leg
t0bb tamadasnak ROSSZHISZEMtSEG
volt forrasa
Alig alakult meg Sz0vetseg, maris ell
kezdtek egyes ursk es lapok larmazni, hogy
"fascista" alakulattal all szemben az anne
rikai magyarsag. Es lehet, hogy voltak,
akik ezt elhittek. Tessenek eljonni kon-
venci6ra ahol ennek bizonyitasara meg
kap mindenki minden alkalmat
VOltak, akik ait az ostobasagot terjesz-
tettek, hogy Sz0vetseg a nagyt0kesek
szolgalataban szervezetek ellen tor, va
rosr6l-varosrol jarva, mem szegyeltek
(penzert) megismetelni ext ragalmat
Szeretnek Pittsburghban talalkozni
konvenci6n azokkal, akiknek a lelkeb6l
ilyen szennyes ragalom kitudott fakadni
VOltak, akik azzal uszitottak, hogy
Szovetseg Horthy kormanyt szolgalja,
masok azon larmaztak, hogy Szovetseg
Magyarorszag ellen tor Mndket velemeny-
mex alkalma lesz a sajat allaspontjat BIZ
zonyitani - ha tudjak bizonyitani =
Pittsburghban.
Voltak, akik azok ellen tortek, akik
Sz0vetseget megalakitottak es vezettek
Egyiknek Himler Marion ''multja',
masiknak Darago Jozsef stilusa, harma-
diknak Borshy Kerekes Gy0rgy jov6je
mem tetszett Es szemelyeken keresztiil
pr6baltak meg, hogy szovetseget meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13
ARANYASOk

Mathew Pigeon a Last
Chance Gulchon t0lt0tt els6
ejszakan faradt volt, de alom
nehezen j0tt a szemere.
A rendetlen nagy tabor lar
majat mem banta, de izgalmas-
nal izgalmasabb kepek kerget-
tex egymast az agyaban.
Hol ait szamlalta, hogy med
dig tart a negyszaz dollarja,
hol AIT, hogy hany ezer dollart
szerez, miel6tt az aranymez0t
oft hagyja es visszater a civil
lizacioba, hol pedig a Bohunk
John uveges szemei meredtek
eleje a s0tetbol.
Es ARA gondolt, hogy vajjon
Bohunk John milyen nemzeti-
segu volt, hogy melyik orszag-
ban vagy faluban varnak hirt
szul6k, vagy gyermekek, fele-
seq, vagy szereto felole.
Mikor a lovait kik0t0tte, meg
egeszen a tabor szelen volt, mi
re nyugodni tert, mar nepes
terulet volt mellette. Ez resi-
ben megnyugtatta, reszben fell
felriasztotta almabol, ha egy-
egy kes6n botorkalo ember
ment el mellette.
A penzet biztonsagban erez-
te, inert ait a ruhaja alatt, az
0veben hordozta mindenki, de
a fegyveret, a kis batyujat, a
loyait feltette.
A ket lovat st. Louisban ha-
romszaz dollarert vette, de mi
kor lefekudt, AIT mar tudta,
hogy az aranytaborban meyer
mex 0tsz0r annyit is, erdemes
hat azokat valakinek elk0tni.
Szerencsejere olyan siru ia
borban hevertek az emberek,
a csaladok, hogy nehez lett
volna azokat az ejszaka s0tet-
jeben elvinni.
s mikor mindezen tul volt,
mikor a gondolatai ezer fele
igyekeztek belepislantani a j0-
v6be, akkor hirtelen ARA gon-
dolt, hogy messze, a tengeren
tul, Tiribesen mar reggel van
$ hogy az 6szi szantast a ia
nyan mar megkezdtek.
S akkor Mathew Pigeon ugy
erezte. hogy alom ez az egesz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13

vary od0nnek, DR.. HOLDS J6-
zsefnek irasa, amelyek rnclcg
hangon emlekeznek meg G0n-
dor Ferenc amerikai munkas-
saga fel6l.
Eros, ertekes irasoklxal telt
szamot adott Condor Ferenc
"Az Ember" tizen0t eyes iubi-
leumara, amelyet erdemes meg
oriznunk.
A new york; magyar tarsa-
dalom egy jubileumi iinnep-
seq kereteben iilte meg "Az
Ember" tizenot ewes jubileu-
mat. James ]. Walker volt new
york; polgarmester nyitotta
meg ezt az eloadassal kapcsolt
tnnepseget utana a jubilal6
lap taborkara: Lengyel Emil,
Herceg Geza, Hans Habe, Be
kessy Imre, Robert Oszkar es
Hajnal Jeno szoltak a k3zon-
seghez. A mtiveszi program
soran olyan tehetsegek leptek
tex fel, mint Darvas Lii,
Gyenge Anna, Lukacs Pal,
Kalman Imre, Kerekjart6 Duci
es masok. Paratlan skier XII
serte a nagy miiveszek igazan
mesteri eloadasat.
Az tinnepi zaj multaval uj
evtized kuszobet lepte Condor
Ferenc "Az Ember" cirnii he
tilapja es ere a j0v6re
minden igergetes nelkiil
csak egyetlen utmutatas volt
erezheto:
A lap marad, ami volt
eddig is. Emberi jogok harco-
sa abban a szellemben, amely-
ben ait Condor Ferenc egve-
nisege es tolla vezeti.
Kitartast, munkakedvet Is
jo szerencset a tovabbi esq
tendokre!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13

fojtsak, inert AIT meg sem volt szemiik
allitani, hogy ilyen egysegre mines az anne
rikai magyarsagnak sziksege.
Igaz ugyan, hogy ha ezek az urak mem
tetszettek, megcsinaIhatta volna mas a
Szovetseget negyven vagy otven esztend6
alatt helyettuk, inert kritizalo egyenek
elott sem volt az ut hasonlo munkara soha
elzarva, de sokkal k0nnyebb kritizalni, a
masok munkajaban hibakat keresni, mint
valamit csinalni.
Termeszetes, hogy nagy ROSSZHI-
SzEMU larma nagyOn sok JoHISZEMU
embert tavol tartott az Amerikai Magyar
Szovetsegt6l, akik az uszitasnak esetleg egy
reszet elhittek.
Most van az ideje, hogy a johiszemii
magyarok tisztAn lassanak, hogy feleletet
nyerjenek minden elhangzott vadra kri-
tikara es kerdesre, remelem, hogy vala-
mennyien eljonnek Pittsburghba, akiket
erdekel meg magyar sors.
Szeretnem ugyan, nagyon szeretnem,
ha azok is elj0nnenek, akik rosszhiszemii-
leg vadaskodtak, akik leghitvanyabb
uszitast vegeztek Sz0vetseg ellen, de mem
remelem, hogy oft lesznek.
Es tavol-maradasuk fogja legtisz-
fabian megmutatni vadaskodas es a
kritika igazi cricket.
Egesz biztosan es nagyon termeszete-
sen szovetseg vezeteseben hianyossagok
es hibak is t0rtentek, egesz biztosan Sz0-
vetseg sorsanak az intezesere legalabb
reszben, alkalmasabb embereket is lehet
talalni
Tessek Pittsburghba eljonni, tessek a
munlsat es a hivatalt atvallalni, biztositok
rola mindenkit, hogy akarhanyan boldo-
gan allunk felre, hogy masok, alkalmasabb,
tehetsegesebb magyarok alljanak he
lyiinkre.
Mert most van az alkalom minderre,
S akik ait elmulasztjak, akik ctthon ma
radnak, akik csak messzirol beszelnek,
azokrol johiszemiiseget ezutan mem lehet
feltenni
s ezekben sulyos napokban az anne
rikai nlagyarsag csak johiszemii emberek
szavaira hallgathat
PIDAY GYORGY,
az Amerikai Magyar Szovetseg
OrSzagoS choke.