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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-04
kETM|LLI0 OLDAL

M ] kVkuAh1V O60u6
Amint megjott, egy peldanyt
rogt0n elrejtettem konyvtaram
egyik s0tet rejtekebe. Sziikse-
gem lesz ra hosszu, hosszu eve
kig. Mem akarom, hogy valaki
elkerje "olvasni''. Ere a Gel
ra szereztem egy mask pei
danyt. Maris latszik rata q
"hasznalat".
Kepzelj egy k0nyvet, ked-
yes olvasom, amely minden
kerdesedre megfelel, amt csak
fel tudsz vetni az amerikai ma
gyar reformatus egyhazakat
illet6leg - mar t. i. azokat il
letoleg, amelyek az Evangelical
and Reformed Churchbe tar
toznak.
Kerdezhetsz SO ewes egyhazi
multunkrol, kerdezhetsz a je-
lenunkr6l, erdekl6d 6dhetsz a meg
halt lelkeszeink utan, vagy aka
rod tudni, hogy a mask egy-
haz lelkesze hol sziiletett, hol
tanult, NIT csinal.
Kivancsi vagy a messze s'nyu
gat" valamelyik egyhazanak a
presbiteriumara, MOI egyletere,
templomara, munkajara:: nyisd
fel a k0nyvet: mind oft van.
De Italian a magyar Biblia
$50 ewes tortenete erdekel, vagy
a Reformed Church 215 ewes
t0rtenete, akarod tudni, hogy
hat xix is eek a jo testverek,
akik annyit aldoztak rank es
miert?
vagy szeretnel tudni vala-
init azokrol, akikkel egyesiiIt
egyhazunk, az 8 100 eyes be-
vanderbilt tortenetiiket?
Egyhazunk vilagra szolo mum
kait akarod jobban megismerni
vagy a mi reformatus sajtonk
legidosebb es leger6sebb ter
meket, annak 40 ewes sok-
szor RESERVES, de mindig diadal
mas t0rtenetet? Kinek az ira
sat szereted olvasni? DR.. Uj-t
lakiet? OFT van, DR.. Takaroet?
Az is oft van, sot kedves fele-
sege szivb6l fakadt irasa is.
A tobbi "doktorok" hosszabb
cikekkel mind oft vannak:
mind a ket 10th, Kalassay,
Csutoros, Melegh, sot kedves
ohazai vendegiink Szabo Ist-
van is.
Talan mem doktorokat aka
rod? Azok is oft vannak, alig
van lelkesziink, aki ne irt volna
belle. Meg engem is beleszer-
kesztettek.
Vilagi vezeto embereink is ir-
tax belle, meg pedig nagyon
ertekes dolgokat. Verset sze-
retsz? Az is van benne. Pre-
dikacio is akad, tortenelem es
karcolat. Kincses banya ez q
konyv. A legnagyobb es leg
ertekesebb konyviink, ami meg
idaig Magyar-Amerikaban meg
jelent.
! 100000 oldalt, nyomtak
belole, 400 oldalt kapsz te,
3O0-nal tobb kepet. or0k en-
leket. Legszebb karacsonyi
ajandekot. Jaj igaz, ell is felej-
tettem emliteni, Reformatu-
sok Lapjanak Jubileumi Enlek
konyverol beszelek.
Konyv hatalmas konyv.
Emlek - itteni eletiink egyik
legszebb fejezetenek orok en-
leke. Ne hidd 'el nekem, hogy az
Emlekkonyv tenyleg ilyen jo
- nezd at magad. En- elrejtet-
tenn egy peldanyt, evtizedek
utan is hasznalni fogom.
DIENES BARNA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-04
AZ ELEMI IGAZSAG0K

sorab6l val6 az, hogy leveg6b6l mem
lehet megelni Minden vAllalkozasnak az
tizletfelek j6akaratu partfogasa az alap-
ia Is ICY az ujsAg is olvas6 taboranak kesz-
segere van utalva
Ennek lAthat6 jele az, hogy az olvas6 meg
ada kell6 ellenertAket az ujs4gj4nak az
el6fizetks formAjaban
A lap els6 oldalan lathat6 cimzes ponto-
san megmondja az el6fizetes lejaratanak
napjat. Kerjuk, n3zze AIT meg es ktildje be
el6fizetAset, ugy hogy lap lejArati napjat
mindig idejekor&n megujithassuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-04

AAAoA noeOAidh llCAy yClhCll lid
radtak.
Ket-harom honapja tele vol
tax vele az ujsagok, hogy aki-
ket csak egy eyre soroztak,
azok oktoberben t0megesen
fognak - bucsu nelkiil - a
hadseregt6l megvalni.
Ijesztgettek a polgarsagot,
hogy az amerikai katonak
"moralja" borzaszt6, hogy ell
lene fognak a nemzet akarata-
max szegiilni olyan t0megekben
amelyekkel a hatosagok mem
birnak.
Termeszetes, hogy ez teljes
anarchia lett volna, hogy eb-
ben az esetben a kormanynak
es a szervezett tarsadalom-
max vege lett volna, S inert mem
forradalomra, csak sz0kesre,
csak szetzullesre gondoltak,
csak teljes anarchia zudulha-
tott volna a nemzetre.
Es milyen elvezettel, milyen
reszletesseggel talaltak fel a fe-
nyegetest mindazok a h0lgyek
es urak, akik a nemzeti pro-
gramot ellenzik.
Szinte ait gyanitotta az en-
Der (teljes joggal, SGT tobb is
volt a dolog gyanunaD, hogy
eek a joslatok egyenesen fel-
hivasok, biztatasok voltak a ka
tonak szamara. Hogy csak
menjenek haza batran, inert
ha elegen mennek, akkor sem
XII oket megbiintetni mem tud-
ia, akkor a kormany tehetet-
len lesz, S a dezertereket senki
mem uld0zi, SGT mem is okozza.
Es mennyire szerettek VOL
ma, ha val6sag lett volna JOS
latbol.
Szerettek volna Nye szena-
tor, Wheeler SENATOR, szerette
volna a would-be fiihrer, Mr..
Lindbergh, vegul mem esett
volna eppen - Hitler Sc ket-
segbe, mogy Muszirol ne is
beszeljunk.
Ez a kivansag es remenyseg
adott hangot annak az ostoba
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., hogy ok
toberben a katonak tizezrei, ha
mem a szazezrei valnak maid
meg a mundertol.
Amint tudjuk, mem tizezer,
de tiz katona sem sz0k0tt meg,
mikor lejart az esztend6, inert
valamennyien becsuletes anne
rikai polgarok, akik tudjak,
hogy ha a kongresszus vesze-
delmet lat a nemzetre nezve,
akkor annak polgarai a hazat
vedeni tartoznak.
S milyen csendesek lettek
egyszerre azok a holgyek, urak
es korok, akik es amelyek EFT
a szemtelen ragalmat forga-
lomba hoztak, akik elhitettek,
vagy ell akartak veliink hitetni
hogy katonaink ezrei, tizezrei
dezerterek lesznek a nemzeti
valsag idejeben.
Ell van a t0meges szokes fe-
lejtve, arrol t0bbe susogva sem
beszelnek, most valami vi
hadjaratot kezdenek, hogy
nyugtalanitsak a nemzetet,
hogy a szethuzas atkat hint
SEX kOzOttiink.
Talan a hadsereget tobbe
mem bantjak, ITALIAN a kato-
nainkat tobbe mem fogjak elore
ragalmazni olyan tervekkel, a
melyeknek az elkovetese sen.
kinek mem volt eszeben, de bi.
zonyos, hogy a remhirterjesz-
test abba mem hagyjak.
Talan helyes, hogy ezt a bees
telen ragalmat par honapja
meginditottak es terjesztettek
az orszagban.
Azok a kishitu amerikai pol.
| garok, akik ell tudtak hinni
hogy katonaink a posztjaikro
elsz0knek, most megnyugodhat
tax S ma mar tudjak, hogy var
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-04

Mines tObbe hadiizenet. A
gyilkosok Sc jelzik el6re 90
nosz szandekukat.
Nagyon sovany vigasztalas
az a szenved6kre, hogy akik
ma sirnak, azok holnap ne
vetnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-04
AMERIKAI MAGYAR HIRLAP
|AVILAG-hETS STRoFABAk
Irja: Szegedy Laszl6

Irja Szegedy Lasz6
HETI KRoNIKA: VERSES HEM RIPORT
Megertem en- mindig els6 s6hajtasra:
Kedves ovasomnak mi 6hajtasa?
Verses interjut ker Meg pedig hirtelen
olyat, amely egyben szemleltet6 legyen.
Pacsrta dial melle varju karogasat
egy civ eleneben annak mindig masat.
Baranybegeteshez farkasOk dalai
vagys eremnek mindig ket oldalat.
amely szarmazasat ketsegben mem hagyja
-. O. X. j6 olvas6m immar ell is kezdem
riportomat 0nf0z meg elmenesztem
XII verSem OlvaSSa sOhsem lesZ holtponton
akar egesz evben folytatom rportom
Legyen bennem hite bzalma, remenye
ime els6 hetern riport eredmenye
VAsARNAP: A K0ZELETI FERFIU: -
Mikent azert tel hogy mindig havazzon
azert valaszto, hogy engem valasszon!
Swivel tettel, szoval lelkesedjek ertem
valasszon meg vegre sajat erdekeben
valasztas e6tt persze: sz6va tartom
hagyom halaszgatni a "Remenyseg Parton :"
De k0ztiink maradjon ttokartas vegett:
brkava teszem csak jo derek nepet
Kisse bolonditom; egy ksse megnyirom:
de az "Aranyk0nyvben' EFT javara from.
Eeg nepnek inert nep is hiu:
ICY leszek k0zert vezer6 ferfu!
HETFo: A vALAszTo:
Azert elolt, hogy voksomat kerje
minden kivansagon szazszor megigerje
Tudom, hogy hazudik: tamogatom megis
hatha sok sz6b6l lesz egy ks kenyer is?
el0lt mindig amolyan 'j6fele",
epp exert voksom "ereztetem" vele.
6 pedg mig besze mezedes szaja:
a valaszt6t mindig pokolba kivanja
De titkos 6hajat en- nagyon banom
inert en- szazszorosan ait visszakivanom.
Tudom, hogy vegen enyirja gyapjam
mezes szoval ravesz hogy en- magam hagyjam
KEDD: Az UR SZOLGAJA:
Krsztus scent neveben szolgalom a nepet
hirdetem iget jobb erkolcsok vegett
Gyul bin es vetek hegyny nagy halornba,
inert hivek rtkan arnak templomba.
Gyontatok esketek niset mondok ertuk,
Ur scent neveben, hogy fogyjon vetkuk.
De elkopk laba szaz scent Jzenetnek
mig egyhaz ad6t vagy egyszer fizetnek
Udv0zulni akar mind par polturaer
ha stola penzt kerek: legyintenek: "raer )"
-. Szogaom az Urat ez erte jussom:
megerdemli nep hogy pokolra jusson!
szERDA: C1NEM1NTYE RABLoK
=. Regi szamadasunk hej sokag ware?
Felenk dofkod ujra "Romania Mare"
Bar Magyarorszagtol titkon most is remeg
veres szajjal megs Erdeyr6 nyekereg.
S0tet csapszekekben reszegen boroznak
'Dnyeszter- Cluj-Budapest!" tablakat hordoznak
mig rumos poharat fenekig kissza:
bocskoros Erdelyt k0veteli vssza!
EFT dudaljak nappal; EFT sirjak el ejjel:
b0reben olah megint csak mem fer el.
Cinemntye rabl6k; bocskoros sakalok:
Felkeszilve varnak a magyar hatarok
CSuTORTOK: ALUDJ BABA ALUDJ
Enekel anya: ever csillog havon
de te azert aludj, draga kis magzatom
Aludj artatlanom; kis embergerezdem
erted eviselem nagy sulyos keresztem
Veremmel tapalak enberre nevellek:
kuzdemeken at is dajkallak szeretlek!
=. De amre vegiil emberre fogsz valni
diktatori szora ala fogsz allni
Szautalni, lepn, gyilkoln tanitnak
vegu martaleka lessz t0megsirnak
Audi baba aludi eifelt lit az ora:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-04
HETF6: A VALASZT0:

Azert van jelolt, hogy voksomat kerje
S minden kivansagom szazszor megigerje
Tudom, hogy hazudik: tamogatom megis
hatha sok szobol lesz egy kis kenyer is?
A jel0lt ur mindig amolyan "j6fele",
epp exert voksom "ereztetem' vele
e pedig mig beszel mezedes szaja:
a valaszt6t mindig pokolba kivanja.
De titkos ohajat en- mem nagyon banom,
inert en- szazszorosan AIT visszakivanom
:. Tudom, hogy vegen lenyirja gyap!
S mezes sz6val ravesz, hogy en- magam hat
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-19
AlDhas Debate Position
DfNegro After The War

World War. DR.. w. E. 3 DUBOIS
held the first Pan-African Con
gress in Paris which was followed
5v three others in various Euro
Dean capitals and in New York
White scholars dre already at work
on THEIR plans for New Worlo
Society.
But DR.. Logan pointed OUT
however sympathetic they may
ne. they cannot know the yearn-
.ngs in our hearts. And however
learned they may be, we can ado
10 their store of knowledge AS yet
these white scholars have not ac-
cepted the cooperation of coloreG
scholars If. however, our own So
cial scientists can draft definite
plans, they will have to be con-
sidered, DR.. Logan insisted.
The fraternity welcomes the CO.
operation of other agencies that
are similarly convinced of the
necessity that we must not wait
until the next peace conference
before we formulate definite pro
nosals for Negroes Ill all parts Of
The world.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-19
Senate Committee Back Following
Recess To Take Up Defense Probe
Look For
Action
This Week

NEW YORK-(S N S)-Further
action will be taken on Senate
Resolution rs, this week when the
ten-day recess of Congress ends,
and Senator H. H. Schwartz of
Wyoming, chairman of the sub
committee to hear the resolution,
returns to Washington.
Senator Arthur Capper Of Kan
saS, in a letter to Senator Schwartz
scored j. H. Kindelberger, presi-
dent and general manager of the
North American Aviation Com
pany, for its refusal to hire Negro
labor at its new plant in Kansas
City, Kansas. Capper expressed the
belief that if S. r. rs, which would
set up machinery for investigating
discrimination in defense industry,
were passed it could lessen much of
the diSSension which now exists.
The American Civil Liberties Un-
ion notified Senator w. Warren
Barbour, another of the resdlu-
items sponsors, of its earnest sup
port of the measure. Walter White,
secretary Of the National Associa-
tion for the Advancement of Col
ored People, will be in Washington
for the subcommittee hearing.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-19
Southern Whites Equally
Diuided On Race Schools
Good Percentage
Favors Equal
Opportunities

The white people of the South
apparently are divided half ano
half on the question of providing
equal public school advantages for
Negro children, according to d
statement by R. B. Kleazer, educa-
tional director Of the Commission
Of Interracial Cooperation. The
statement is based on poll recent
ly taken by the Institute of Public
Opinion for the National Educa-
ton association.
In this poll as percent of adult
Southern whites interviewed on
the subject favored equal advan-
tages for Negro children, 46 per
cent were opposed, and per cent
expressed no opinion. Seventy
eight per cent of Southern Negroes
interviewed expressed themselves
as favorable, IL per cent were op-
posed, and II per cent declined
TO express an opinion.
In the North the favorable vote
was much higher, running to &c
per cent of the whites interview
ed and 90 per cent of the Negroes.
Th average for the country as a
whole was rs per cent in favor OF
equal advantages, 16 percent op-
posed, and per cent undecided.
These results, the statement says,
Eare believed to be much more
to the Negro child than
would have been the case ten years
ago and may be taken as indica-
ton of a favorable trend of opinion
on this subject. Meantime in most
of the southern states Negro school
facilities have been steadily i'm
proving though in general the
scales are still weighted heavily
against the Negro child"
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-19
Arkansas Sheriff
F0ilS Monsters

ARKANSAS CITY, Ark.-(ANP)
Prompt action last Saturday by
Sheriff Howard Clayton of this
city In foiling mob of 200 men
gathered outside city Jail doubt
less saved the life of John Riney
Is, who was being held as a Sus-
pect in connection with a criminal
assault on a young white matron
in McGehee, Ark.
When the mob arrived and de-
manded the prisoner Sheriff Clay
ton told them to select a commit
tee of two and he would allow them
to enter the jail. This was done
and the two mob members failed
to find the man they sought.
Clayton had transferred Riney
to another Jail, whose location he
said would be kept a secret until
the trial is held. The sheriff said
that on Sunday night, after pro-
longed questioning, Riney confess
ed attacking the woman.
Riney is Missouri Pacific track
laborer, has lived all his life in the
McGehee district. He is married
and the father of several children.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-19

TOPEKA, Kansas--(A N P)-
When Atty. r. j. Reynolds speaks
on Sunday, April 20, on the wings
Over jordan program from CleVe-
land. he will be opening the an
nual Guide Right week Of the
Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity, when
will be observed until April q in
nearly 100 cities and college CEN
ters in the United States.
Several chapters are planning
Guide Right breakfast meetings 10
hear Atty. Reynolds, who is also
national director of the Guide
Right movement, which was first
started in 1882.
The program Of the week IS ded'-
Gated to inspiring and stimulating
Negro youth into making tnen
mark in life, and in helping them
70 evaluate their own future ca
reers realistically; in the end that
Negro youth shall miss some OF the
oIind alleys of the past, and in Or
Ger thai they shall apply their
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-19
kappas Guide Right
Week Opens Sunday

talents according to their capaci-
lies.
AS a result of past experiences,
she Guide Right movement has
found that hundreds, perhaps
thousands, of young people fail il
aigh school or college because they
aid not have understanding AND
real guidance, while other thouo-
andS, capable of the most exacting
studies have been shunted in other
iirection by advisers who felt that
Negroes should only prepare for
certain vocations.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-19

WASHINGTON, D. C.-(SNS)-
The Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity
is launching upon an expanded
program necessitated by the pres
ent international crisis, according
10 a statement made today by DR.
Rayford w. Logan of Howard Uni.
versity, the general president oj
the fraternity.
These activities include plans for
HISTORY OF ALPHA PHI ALPHA
IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR
TO be edited by the Fraternity's
historian, DR.. Charles H. Wesley
who recently retired from the
presidency. DR.. Wesley has written
in the HISTORY OF ALFHA PHI
ALPHA a chapter On the first
Wcrld War. In order to permit him
to give a more comprehensive rec
ord of this crisis a questionnaire is
being circulated among the entire
Fraternity membership.
The fraternity has also initiated
steps to draw up definite proposals
for the Negro in the New World
Society. At the end Of the First
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-19
Quakers Reaf7Iirn1 Their
Stand On Discrimination

bear the brunt more heavily than
other races. Even churches in
some parts of the country are
guilty of race discrimination, and
Ill over the United States it is
more difficulty for Negroes to get
an education than it is for whites
Many kinds of work, not skill
ed, are closed to qualified persons
because of color. That naturally
results in a high rate of unem-
ployment among Negroes, and pro-
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-19
TEXAS GETS first NEGRO
GRAND JURY COMMISSIONER

may have been Negroes on grand
jury commissions during recon-
struction days. but it is safe to say
that it is the first time in modern
aistCry
Henderson is a native of Texas,
having been born near Columbus,
where he taught school for "a
years before coming to Houston.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-19

Was unable to administer the oath
because of illness.
In commenting on the appoint
ment, Judge King said, 81 believe
the supreme court case resulted in
the appointment of Henderson. ]
think it is the first time in the
history of Harris county that q
Negro has BEEN appointed. There
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-19

PHILADELPHIA (ANP)-- "A
threat to democracy" is the man
re, in which the Arch Street year
ly meeting Of the society of Friends
described racial discrimination last
week. Pleading for race quality,
the committee on race relations in
its annual report, which was adopt
ed, said;
Negroes are not the only victims
of racial discrimination, but they
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-19
Sisters Killed En- Route
To Final Rites For Third

(ANP)-Drving from Chicago to Pershing La
attend the funeral Leona Thomas
Doard killed early Wednesday morning
which they riding left the road it failed
I'LL Mrs Juanita Richardson niece
was also the accident
DOtad 81, escaped with slight
occupants the According to
Sheriff Woodward travelling high rate of speed
and until into it and then
lost contro! of the machine
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-19
More Than 10000 Negroes Found jobs Report Shows
McNutt
Tells Of
T


Federal Security Administrator
Paul v. McNutt Monday announced
that more than 10000 Negro work
crS found jobs in January through
the nationwide chain of State en-
ployment offices coordinated by
the United States Employment
Service. According to Mr.. McNutt,
Negro placements for January ac-
counted for 21.1 percent OF all the
job filled by the State Employment
Services-an increase Of more than
10 percent over December 1910.
The expansion of defense in
dustries is undoubtedly respon-
sible in large part of the increased
demand for Negro workers" Mr..
McNutt said. Indicative Of the
trend toward greater job oppor
tunities for Negroes is the fact
that in January Negro male work
ers-placed in jobs-outnumbered
female workers by more than 10,-
900. Usually, placements cf wom-
en- predominant in many states be-
cause of the number employed in
domestic service.
FILL VACANT JOBS
In some misunderstanding to
statistics gathered by the Bureau
Of Employment Security-the in
crease in the placement of Negro
male workers showed a growing
demand for such labor in defense
production. In other instances,
Negro industrial workers are fill
ing jobs made vacant as result
of the movement of other workers
to defense industries.
More jobs were available for
male than for female workers in
New Hampshire, Maryland, North
Carolina. Virginia, Alabama, Flori-
la, Georgia Mississippi, South
Carolina Arkansas, Kansas, ano
Texas. In Delaware, District OF
Columbia, virginia, Georgia, Miss
issippi South Carolina, and Loui-
siana more than so percent of all
the placements in January were
of Negro workers.
Calling attention to specific
examples of job opportunities aris-
ing out of national defense, PAU
v McNutt pointed out that in the
shipbuilding industry on the Mid
dle Atlantic Seaboard, Negro work
prs are being employed in many
plants as holsters, riveters, heat
.ers. catchers, wood caulkers'
acetvlene burner operator, riggers,
and machinists. Many of these oc-
clpations are those on which Ne
yro workers were so successfully
nmnloyed in 1917 and 1918,
MOLDERS ARE PLACED
Tn Louisiana, according to the
Louisiana State Employment Serv-
ice, many unskilled and some skill
ed Negro workers have been placed
on jobs constructing cantonments,
And in Nashville. Tennessee. OF
more than 200 Negro mouloers
registered a year ago with the
Nashville State employment OF
flee, almost all have been placed
in jobs.
CAS- the national defense pro-
cram continues, increasing oppor-
tunities can be expected for Negro
workers." Mr.. McNutt said. Point
!ne out that the 500 full-time and
1900 part-time State employment
offices Joined together by the Unit
ed States Employment Service
constituted the defense agency for
matching men and jobs, the Fed
eral Security Administrator urged
those looking for work to use the
facilities of their local office.
He particularly warned workers
against leaving their homes IN
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-19

Wondering-I'm in love with q
certain gentleman, my teacher.
love him beyond compare. l
want to write him concerning it,
should I? What must / do? But
remember, CAN'T forget him
Will I secure his love? 1 MUST
Ans: Young lady your teacher is
not the least bit interested IN
knowing you any better than he
does right now. You are only
imagining yourself to be i'll love
with this man, so hold yourself
together and do not go to pieces
about him. Don't write the let
ter. it will only cause embarrass-
ment. In j few years time, you
will find out what true love real
ly is.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-19

SEXUALLY INFERIOR, tagging, age
ing men 1 can increase your capacity.
Have had forty years of personal step
ped up satisfaction. No dope, reinforce
where nature lets you down. Positively
confidential. Box 2O3, La Crosse, Wis.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-19
IL me what I must do?

tell me what I must do?
Ans: Make the best of your
predicament for a few weeks
am sure that your husband is going
to return. lie hasn't gotten over
the fuss you two had couple of
weeks ago. this in the main rea-
son he left as he did. This little
vacation may have a tendency to
make him appreciate you more.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-19

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DRIVE SHOWING SUCCESS

COLUMBUS, GA N P)-The
drive for civil and economic rights
Vanguard League started early IL
in Columbus, which the militant
1941. is showing success according
to Frank. Shearer, president OF
the league.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-19

The first factory in Yugoslavia
for the production of radio sets
has begun operations, 65 per cent of
the parts used being domestic pro-
ducts.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-19

yidcs at ready argument for those
who would make capital of democ-
racy's failure to provide for all
classes"
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-19

WORRIED? UNHAPPY? COMPAN.
IONSHIP? money, gambling, drinking,
unemployment? Help guaranteed; 25C
coin. DIR. Rodney, 3451 So, Michigan
Blvd, Chicago, Ill.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-19

0. W.-Here is my trouble.
am married have baby a year
old and fixing to have another IN
July. Now my husband and had
an argument and he LETT. Please