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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
Thanksgiving

THE people of the United States are observing
Thanksgiving Day this year by giving thanks to the
heavenly source of earthly blessings as President
Roosevelt suggested in his proclamation
ION the day appointed for this purpose" said Mr..
Roosevelt et us reflect at our homes or places 0, "1
ship the goodness of God and in giving thanks let
pray for speedy end 10 strife and the establishment
earth of freedom brotherhood and Justice for endur
While our American observance of Thanksgiving
Dav has its origin in colonial times, than 300 years
ago the first presidential proclamation OF the festival was
President Lincoln initiated the practice to which Mr..
Roosevelt has ably adhered and in the first inr9
in the latest the spirit OF reVerent devotion was IN
voked
II is both interesting and insprational to recall the
circumstances in which Abraham Lincoln first proclaimed
Thanksgiving Day in the United States
THE nation was engaged great and had just
l emerged from the darkest hour of that
Lees armies had penetrated into Pennsylvania and
had been repused at Gettysburg and IL days thereafter
on July Is. 1868 Mr. Lincoln formally declared:
III has pleased almighty God to hcarken to the sup
pications and prayers of afflicted people, and to
voucsafe to the army and of the United States
victories land the signal and effective
rs furnish reasonable grounds for augmented con-
fdence that the union of these will he maintained
their Constitution preserved and their peace and
perity permanently restored.
"These victories have been accorded not without
sacrifices of life limb health and liberty incurred by
brave loyal and patriotic citizens.
Domestic affiictiOn in every part OF the country
follows the train of these fearful bcrea,ements.
1T is meet and right to recognize and confess the
presence of the almighty Father, and the power OF His
hand i'm these triumphs and bereayements
NOW. therefore. he it known that do set apart
Thursday, the sixth day of August next (S63), to be
observed day for national thanksgiving praise and
PRAYER and invite the people of the United States to
assemble that occasion in their customary places of
worship and in the forms approved by their cOnsciences
render the homage due to the divine jeSty for the
wonderful things He has done in the nations behalf and
invoke the influences of His Holy Spirit to subdue the
anger which has produced and long sustained need
less cruel rebellion TO change the hearts of the in
surgents guide the counsels of the government with
wisdom adequate TO great a national emergency and
visit with tender and consolation throughout the
length and breadth of land all those Who through
the yessitudes of marches, battles and sieges
have been brought to suffer in mind body estate and
finally to lead the whole nation through the paths of
repentance and submission TO the divine will back to the
perfect enjoyment of union and fraternal peace"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
OE7R6 FINES

Published every Week Day Evening and
Sunday Morning by The Times Publishing
Company at 1925 Times Square. Detroit
Mich
Entered at Detroit, Mich as Second Glass
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20

In Communist Russia, for instance, entire genera
tion in its adult has been brought up from
infancy without understanding Of either religion or OF
God.
For than 20 years of the most influential
and powerful organizations in Soviet Russia has oper
ated under the title Militant Society of the Goddess
The fundamental tenet of Red Russian philosophy
is the hundred yearold declaration by Karl Marx that
Religion is the opate of the Masses
The basic and fixed purpose Of Communism, accord
ing the world congress of the Communist International
in Moscow, Sept /, 1928 is thus defined
"One of the most important tasks of the cultural
revolution affecting the wide masses is the task of
systematically and unsweryingly combating reigion-the
opium of the people"
blessings and bespeakng his guidance in trials
stemmng from colonial days and observed by the
immortal Lincoln and today honored by President Roose
welt. only the ridcule and contempt of
temporary Russian Communist rulers
1T IS ronic that this Thanksgiving Day finds deeply
/ and sincerely religious American people contem-
plating alliance with alien regime which renounces
and denounces God and considers all religion an opate
to dull the senses of all humanity
Obviously there be such alliance in
good conscience, and with survival of pride in our
American past and of faith in American future.
With Americans. there must always be, as Mr. Lin
coin said after Gettysburg willingness ito recognize and
confess the presence of the Almighty Father.
No ordeal or danger has diminished the
fdence and conviction of people that Thanksgiving
praise and prayer must always be the recourse of
nation hoping for and deserving freedom.
Todays Thanksgiving observance is IN that spirit
and thus evidence of deermpation to continue in
the way OF our American fathers and preserve the
institutions of religious faith for American children
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20

1t expresses the disposition and instinct of the
American people, whether the times are peaceful
troubled take their comfort and seek their strength
in religious devotion
This religious disposition of the American nation is
not highly respectfully regarded everywhere in
the world
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20

In Communist Russia for instance, entire genera
ton in its adult years has been brought up from
infancy without understanding of either religion of
Cod
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20

LIE GAVE unioneers plenty OF
II chances 10 prove their AZ
rogant stupidity. their lack ~
responsibility and their criminal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20

RUT I never dreamed Of one
- great advantage of the an
nouncement of my dangerous
illness T. by my radio common
tator friend | have had more
dope brought 10 me by friends
since that message than | could
have gotten for myself in
month OF logging. :"
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-10-17
INCREASE In The
PURCHASE of
STATE PEACHES

An increase of more than 81 per-
cent over last year in purchases of
Pennsylvania and Maryland peaches
for sale in A & P food stores during
the harvest period recently ended was
reported today by the chains pro-
duce-buying affiliate, the Atlantic
Commission Company.
The firms purchases in the two
states during single peak production
week ended Sept. 6, for example,
mounted to 52,632 bushels, compared
to 45,279 bushels during the CORES
ponding week of 1910, it was stated
by H. A. Baum, general manager of
the commission company.
During the season, Pennsylvania
and Maryland peaches were offered
to consumers in Is states from Maine
to Florida through the company's re-
tail stores served by distribution
points in New York, Buffalo, Balti-
more, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Scran-
ton, Hazleton, Altoona, and Ashland,
Pa, Richmond, New Haven, Provi-
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-10-17
dence, Fairmont and Wheeling, w.

dence, Fairmont and Wheeling, w.
Va, Springfield, Mass, Boston, Jack
sonville, Tampa, Miami, Cleveland,
Syracuse Portland, Me-, Charlotte, N.
c., and Birmingham, Ala, Baum said.
Advertising, bulwarked by special
radio and store display campaign en-
phasizing the opportunity given
housewives for home canning, was
largely responsible for the sharp in
crease in movement of the fruit, he
explained.
GAS a result of this promotion, as
much as 80 percent of the peaches
moved through our stores in many
suburban and rural districts were re-
tailed in bushel-basket lots for home
canning purposes, considerably more
than in previous years." Baum said.
The commission company manager
said an intensive national campaign,
inaugurated at the request of the Ma
tional Peach Planning Committee and
other producing groups in Pennsyl-
vania, Maryland and elsewhere, boost
ed the company's purchases from 10
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-10-17

Dining rooms usually share with
living rooms the feature of wide ex-
panse of walls, offering an opportu-
nifty for fields of soft and pleasing
color, strengthened by tasteful hand
ling of the trim.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-10-17
HOT OFF THE CREDIBLE

When grease drops on the floor,
throw ice cold water on it immedi-
ately to harden the grease so it will
not soak into the wood.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-10-17

Mash Roquefort cheese and blend
with tomato catsup. Spread on crisp
potato chips and serve.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-10-17
ueach-growing states by 70 percent.

peach-growing states by 70 percent.
The peach campaign was coordina-
ted with A & P's summer nutrition
for-defense" drive which resulted in
a 2O.4 percent increase in movement
of all fruits and vegetables through
the food chains stores, he added.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-10-17

Wash painted woodwork with clear
warm water. If very dirty, use pure
white soap.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-10-17

A good foundation is as necessary
for a good fire in a fireplace as for
a house.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-10-17

We have one of the finest equipped
plants on the Shore for turning o"
high class printing.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-10-17
MAYOR JACKSON
ADDRESSES THE
POCOMOKE LIONS

CONTINUED from last weekly
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-07-25
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-07-25
COAL AND WOOD

- WOOD
Fat pine and oak. any length.
Large 81 and g loads. COAL: 75c
q 100 lbs, $11 a ton. Quick service.
j. ID. Maddox
S503 College Pm. 2-S549 or S-1926
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-07

Az asszony sirni, q ferfl kae
romkodni es az allamffrfi ha~
Zu0ni tud.
E
A tegnapi nagy vacsorab6R
rendesen csak a mai hasfaja$
marad meg. i.5.9
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-07
n y - IS
JOHN L. LEWIS
MEM TITKOLJA,

hogy gyul0li az eln0kot,
hogy minel t0bb kellemetlen-
seget kivan neki csinalni, S eb-
bol a celbol szovetsegben van
max a lindberghista csoporttal.
De ezen Xviii is tele van
politikai ambiciokkal es ugy
@rzi, hogy megint a "top"-ra
kerul, ha kepes lesz a CIO ell
nokseget magahoz ragadni.
Ha nincsenek nagyobb
sztrajkok folyamatban vagy XII
t0r0ben, AIT leginkabb annak
kell tulajdonitani, hogy ezek
a bels6 kuzdelmek foglaljak lie
a vezer urakat akik valameny-
nyien feltekenyek egymasra.
Amig azonban neni javulas
t0rtent a sztrajkok teren, Macy
reszt azert, inert az arulo kom-
munista szabot6r0k a Szovjet
erdeket felulvalonak tartjak
r1indennel, mem t0rtenik ko-
moly igyekezet abban az irany
han, hogy az AFL az oda fura-
kodott gangsztereket es go
nosztev6ket kizarja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-07
kisebbsf gnek

tctt egy larmas kisebbstgnek
fordulni.
A szolas szabadsagot senki
mem akarja korlatozni, de azons
joval tul megy akarki, mikDr
nyiltan hangoztatja, kozvetleIh
a valasztasok utan, hogy Nh
vezereket kell kovetelni a nen1--
yet elere.
S vegil teljes sebesseggek
fogunk a lejt6n a demokrat&
rend vesztebe zuhanni, ha meg
turjuk, hogy politikat belle
vigyek a hadseregbe, ahogy
AIT Wheeler megtette.
Remelhet0, hogy ez volt an
a bizonyos csepp, amely a tii-
relem poharabol vegre kicsor-
dull es veget vet ennek a biz
nos celu es bJnosen konnyel-
mil jateknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-07

',yi hullott ell eddig a Hitler
fele "uj rend" erdekeben.
Csak arrol beszelnek a kier-
kezett hirek, hogy korhaz lett
az egesz orszagbol, hogy min
den varos nemet sebesiiltekkel
van megrakva. Reszben azert
hogy a sajat vesztesegeinek
nagysagat a nemet nemzet ne
lassa, reszben azert, hogy Ma
gyarorszag kis keszleteb6l TO-
gyasszak a sebesiiltek tizezrei
az elelmet.
Hogy a nemetek, szaszok es
.vabok falvaiban lako iskolak-
ban tobbe mem magyar nyel-
yen tanitanak, es a magyar
csak heti egy oral ,tantargy-
kepen ".idegen tantargy" lett
ait napilapok mar megirtak
de az mem lepeett meg ben
nunket. (Az legfeljebb Rev
Ladanyi new york. reformatus
lelkesznek lehet ,meglepetes
s,ki par hete azon 0mlengett
hcgy "a magyarok lettek az
urak Magyarorszagon."
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-07
MAGYAR
|

a Katolikus Magyarok Liga-
jat olyan csendben szerveztek
meg, hogy ann.ak letezeser6l
el6bb irtak az angol nyelvu ka-
tolikus ujsagok.
Allitolag - a hitkozsegeken
keresztiil - kozel otvenezer
tagja van a Liganak, amely-
mex az ellen Ft. Horvath L6-
rlncz all.
Szeretnenk hinni, hogy a
t0bbsz0ri igyekezet ezuttal veg
c6 eredmenyhez fog vezetni.
Katolikus magyarok 0r0m-
mel fogadtak Schrembs cleve-
landi ersek Msgr. Eord0gh0z es
Father Chernitzkyhez irt leve-
let, amelyben ! annak a RENE
nyenek ad kifejezest, hogy az
Amerikai Magyar Szovetseget
rokonszenvesen fogadjak. Va
loszinii, hogy Schrembs ersek
elhatarozasanak valamivel t0bb
sulya lesz a katolikus magya-
rok k6zt, mondjuk - Tarcai-
'Trebits Lajosnal. r
A kommunista magyarok
,ujra aratnak. Most .azon a CT
men, hogy a szegeny orosz ka-
t1onak vereznek, a new york;
kavehazak Is lebujok .kommu-
nista magyarjai vi eret vagnak
az amerikai magyar elvtarsa-
koa. ao :.G
Ahelyett, hogy Ok segitenek
az oroszokat, vagy elmennenek
az orosz harcterre, egy napsza-
mot k0vetelnek ajandekba
4ninden kommunista magyar
tol. Termeszetesen elszamolni
soha mem fognak, hiszen fosz-
togatasaikat negyven eve min
dig elszamolas nelktil folytat-
tax.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-07
A MUNKA
FRONTJAN NEMI

csendesseg volt a mutt he
ten, inert szenzaciosabb vagy
liagyobb sztrajkok mem voltak.
De kisebb sztrajk most is tul-
ssgos sok van az orszagban, s
lgylatszik, hogy az altalanos
nyugtalansag mem akar elilni
A nagy munkas-szervezetek-
ben Italian azert van nemi
csend, inert a vezerek kozt ir-
t6zatos belso kUzdelem folyi.
a dzsabokert, amelyek ma
egesz tisztesseges koncot kepez-
mex. Ma egy-egy nagy SERVE
yet eln0ki vagy titkari dzsabia
feler egy-egy U. S. szenatoli
tisztseggel hatalom dolgaban,
S joval felul mulja ait jovede-
lem dolgaban.
A Buffaloban eezn a heten
folyamatban lev6 CIO-Auto
munkasok szervezeteben pei
daul a titkart akarjak kibuk-
tatni egyes elemek, allitolag
azert, inert baratsagot tart
fem a kommunista elemekkel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-07

egeszseges, hogy lit a legiobol
nagy politikai hatalom lett, de
naivel a legio tagjai civilek
6s felfegyverkezve nincsenek,
ait meg a demokratikus rend
elbirta.
Ha azonban egyszer a felfegy
verzett katonsag raszoxik hogy
belle avatkozzek a politikaba,
fiogy kivansagokkal forruljon
akar a kongresszushoz, akar az
eln0khoz, akkor a lejtore veg
legesen raleptunk.
Ext gondolkozo emberek tud-
jak, epen azert keltett kozfel-
haborodast, hogy Wheeler a
propaganda kartyakat a had
sereg tagjainak is megkuldte.
A senator azzal vedekezik,
hogy egy millio cim kozott vol
tax olyanok, akik veletlenil be
yoltak vonulva, ICY csak We
letlen volt, hogy jutott ilyen
kartya a katonak kezebe.
| Viszont megallapitottak
hogy ez hazugsag, inert a kar.
tyak egy resze egyenesen q
katonai barakkokba volt ci.
mezve, mem volt tehat benne
veletlenseg, hogy oda "tovab.
bitottak' a kartyakat.
Ez a kellemetlen incidens
lnutatja, hogy milyen messzire
megy lit az a csoport, amely
n1inden aron a kezebe akarja
ragadni a hatalm=t.
Lindbergh "uj vezert" kove.
tel, bar tudja, hogy csak negy
ev mulva lesz valasztas
Wheeler meg akarja donteni &
civil uralmat, inert ilyen ara
sem sajnal, hogy atvehessek {
hatalmat.
S ha polgarsag mem ert
meg, hogy a katonak aktiv po
litizalasat mindig katonai ura
lCm, katonai diktatura koveti
akkor tovabb fogjak EFT az al
jas jatekot folytatni.
A demokracia lejt6re jutot'
aGkor, mikor kiilpolitikai ker
desben, tehat a nemzet bizton
saganak a kerdeseben a tobb
seq akarataval szembe lehe
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-07
LEFELE A LEJTOn

Sckan mem ertik ITALIAN meg,
hogy mi volt a felhaborito es
a veszelyes abban a politikai
kampanyban, amivel Wheeler
e katonakhoz is fordult az
utolSo hetekben.
Maga az sem egeszen tisztes-
seges dolog, hogy egy politi-
kus egyszerre egy millio kar-
tyat kild XII potyara (mert a
congressman es senator urak
potyara leveleznek es mi, ko-
zonseges polgarok fizetjiik a
szamlakat), inert ha ezt par
even at folytatja, k0nnyen le-
het eln0k is belole.
De amig az a t0rveny, hogy
a honatyak a postal ingyen
vehetik igenybe, addig EFT a
tenyt mem lehet sulyosan kifo-
gasolni.
A felhaborito es a veszedel-
mes az ebben a jatekban, hogy
a propaganda iratokkal a ka-
tonakat is megk0zelitette ar
"a szolitotta fel oket, hogy le>
velezzenek a honatyakkal es
az elnOkkel.
Jaj lenne ennek a nemzet-
mex, ha egyszerre elkezdenenek
a katonak politizalni, inert az
feltetlenil katonai uralomban,
katonai diktaturaban veg
z6dnek.
A g0r0g demokraciak, a ro-
mai demokracia es a. del anne
rikai demokraciak mind azon
buktak meg, hogy a katonakat
politizalni engedtek.
Mar az sem volt egeszen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-07
|MAGYA.RORsZAGB6L
KOMOLY ~. ..as o.y

], IS megbizhato hirek nefh er-
keztek a multi. ,heten, mende-
mondakat pedig nem akarunk
e rovatban 5k0zolni. = Senkf
mem tudja peldaul, hogy hany
magyar katonat kenyszeritet-
tex ARA a harcterre, amely a
magyar nemzetnek csak ver-
veszteseget jelenthet, S mines
arrol sem jelentes, hogy meny-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-07
ATT0L is KELL
FELNI,

hogy John L. Lewis, a banya-
szok "fekete carja" a CIO ell
loki tisztseget az osszel ismet
magahoz ragadja, inert ebben
az iranyban a Lewis gang tag
jai mar erosen dolgoznak.
Mikor az eln0k-valasztasok
roran Lewis annyira elgallop-
pozta magat, hogy meg kellett
valnia az eln0ki szekt6l, a ma
lanai sokkal ertekesebb, szaz-
szor ertelmesebb .es ezerszer
becsuletesebb Murray-t ultet-
tex a helyere. ,.ap.. ...
Murray azonban hir szerint
hajlando mindig sfelre allni, ha
AIT Lewis kivanja, s Murray be.
teg ember is, akit az oryosai el
akarnak tiltani a nehez mum.
katol. ~.>-..rrt,
Lewis viszont egyenesen belle
pusztul, hogy oft. kellett hagy.
MIA a carsagot, $ lekerult az
'ljsagok elso oldalarol, mikol
kenytelen volt tavozni a he.
lyerol. -, x4,>-..--. ..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-07
MAGYAR NAPI
BESzED
(Folytatas az 1-s6 oldalrol)

many, zene, sport, dial, nepmu-
veszet teren a legels6, a legna-
gyobb nemzetek k0zze tarto-
zynn Mem vagyunk kevesen!
V,sNa 81 nemzete kozott meg
szamra nezve is a Blk men,
yet vagyunk! Orosz, nemet,
engol, francia, olasz, lengyel,
spanyol, magyar a
Hunyadi Matyas ideieben
an1iyi magyar cit, mint angol!
Ha mem vereztiink volna any
nyit, ma 40 millio magyar el-
ne! Europaban el6 120 nyelv
k0ziil nagysagra, az el6kelo
11-ik helyen allunk. Az egesz
vilagon beszelt 1926 nyelv So
raban pedig a 29-ik helyen.
A vilagon szetszort 13-ik mil
lio magyar, ebredjunk, nagy
nemzet vagyunk Mem er0nk
es szamunk kicsi, hanem az
onmagunkba vetett hitiink!
Ebben a szellemben forrasszuk
torkara mindenutt, nemzeti le-
think gyilkosainak merget lehelo
alnoksagat! Nemzeti onbiza-
lcmmal, batorsaggal, hittel es
ontudattal csak elore .es csak
felfele! Ebben vigyen el6bbre
benniinket is ez a nap!
Macy nemzet, nagy multu
nen1zet vagyunk Ne feljiink
ezt hangoztatni, sehol es SEM
r1ikor! Ennek bizonyitasara
nagyon sok ese1nenyre hivat-
kozhatunk magyar nemzetink
multjab6l! De beszedemre ka-
pott lido rovid mindezek felso-
rolasara, ICY csak nehanyat
enlitsink meg azok koziil!
Hadd alljon ebbeli bizony-
sagaink ellen a kozel ezer ewes
keresztyensegiink. Mem tud-
hatiuk, hogy I. vagy Scent Ist-
van kiralyunknak Istenben We
tett hite asagy alla1nferfiuii
bolcsesg volt e nagyobb,
amikor As sSiacos, nyakass po-
gany magyar nepet atteritette
a keresztyen va1lasra. De az
oizonyos, hogy q keresztyenseg
atiit6 ereje nelkiil, ma mem
elne a Duna- -Tisza kozen a ma
De, hssA .ksrdez4sin | he,
mefyik neiazet elhet meg as
egy orok Istenbe vetett hite
nelkil? Az 0ncsinalt isteneket
innado, avagy az Istent meg
tagado, a Judasoknak szobrot
,allito nem7etetnek, akarmilyen
nagy szammal es. akarmin6
harci keszseggel birjanak is
sorsuk meg van pecsetelvel
Ami egeszen termeszetes is!
HisZen az ISten-elleneseknek
az ellen kell agitalniok, aki
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-07
MULATSAGI AAPTAR

Ebben q rovatban dIItaIanui ks
x6Ijuk azon egyhazak, egyletek.
vagy lntezm6nyek muIats&uaits
6sszej6veteieit, stb. - nesn t6be.
mint h6nappal el6re Is, ame-
iyeI<nsk az Ameril<aI Magyar Hlr~,
lap q hlvataios lapJa 90 ameIyek
mulats&oaiIeat hirdetlk japunkhan.
So nyomtatv&nyaIkat nalunk szer-
Elk be.
Augustus lO-iken. yasarnap
a Magyar Reformatus Egyhax
nyari iskolai vizsgAja es egesz
napos szabadteri iinnepelye q.
Barta .erd6ben-
Augustus lien, vasarnap
West Sidei Magyar Nap a Bar
"a Erd6ben.
September h6 Len, hetf6n,
Labor Day-n a Bridgeport
Sz0vetseg Is. youngstown osz-
.alyanak piknikje a Fiilemtla
csardaban.