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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-28
WOULD SPARE
ALL LIVES. OF
CAPITULAT0RS
Loyalists Refuse Proffer,
Call More Men to Cap
itals' Defense
ADVANCE FROM THE
NORTH IS HELD UP

Copyright, 1885, United Press)
MADRID, Oct. 28.--(UP).-
Rebel airplanes today dropped
leaflets in the capital warning
that five loyal hostages would be
killed for every rebel hostage
slain in the capital.
Insurgent wireless stations said
that an ultimatum demanding Ma
drid's surrender within AZ hours
had been prepared, promising to
spare the lives Of the capitulators.
The loyalist cabinet re-asserted
decisions to defend the city to the
last trench, mobilizing every man
between the ages of 20 and 40
years.
Rebel forces, using fleet tanks
and armored cars, pushed forward
rclcntlcssly today from the south
,oward their goal, Madrid.
For three days now in the TaguS
river section south Of the capital
the rebels have driven back the
determined loyalist defenders or
the capital. Good roads aid their
mechanical warfare.
The rebels today cut of all COM
munications between AranJueZ,
kew city Of the sector, and Ma,
drid. by scvering both railroad
and highway.
At the northern front, however,
the attempt of rebels from Sc
poyia and Burgos to break through
the mountain ranges against 10y
alist defenses has met with faii,
urc. The rock-strewn hills ana
mountains Of the Sierra section
pyoyide excellent protection Tor
the loyalists against almost daily
visits of rebel bombers. These
aerial visitors invariably shell and
machinc-gun the hillsides and VII
lagos. -, L
low as the loyalists have learned
"a scatter and hide when they hear
the approach of enemy planes
which they facetiously call black
birds. J..
In the Tagus river section TO
the south where there is much
fiat land between villages, 1t mes
been easier for the rebels to adj
vance, for there is no cover from
the bombs and machine-gun bull
lets from the planes.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-28
REPUBLICANS
TO push fight
over BALLOTS
Charge Hearing Held in
City Yesterday Was
Inadequate

Charges that the hearing here
yesterday on alleged irrcgularity
in use Of absentee ballots, held
by J. Harry Sample, member Of
the state election board. was in
adequate. were made today by To-
cal Republican headquarters, and
it was stated that the fight would
be continued.
Republicans charged today that,
in view of evidence presented
yesterday. they could not under
stand how Mr.. Sample had come
to the conclusion that the election
chairman was not responsible for
the prOmiSvous use Of absentee
ballots by Democratic election
workers.
Republican headquarters point
ed out especially affidavitS of l..
4. Justice and w. w. Berry,
which stated that Arthur j. Red
den was in Washington and that
he had "plenty" of absentee bal
lots with him for which no appli-
cation had ever been made by the
people who voted these ballots.
Republicans charged that this
was in direct violation of the
law. and that they were Of the
opinion that Democratic workers
could not be so plcntifully sup
piled with absentee ballots with
out the knowledge of the election
board chairman, who, they point
cd out, has custody and is rcSpon-
siblc for these ballots.
At the hearing yesterday Mr..
Sample stated that the affidavits
filed by Republicans tended to
show that there was indiScrimi-
nate handling of absentee ballots
by Democratic workers, but that
the evidence did not show this
was with the knowledge of cleo
ton board members, and that the
state election board was not re-
sponSiblc for, nor had any control
over, the actions of party work
crS, whether Democratic or Re-
publican.
Republicans further charged
that they were not allowed to pre-
sent verbal testimony at the
hearing yesterday, and that the
| hearing took place in a casual
manner, which could not hope to
get to the bottom of Irregular
ties charged when the hearing
was asked for by w. {. McckinS,
state chairman. Mr.. Sample stated
that the hearing was of preli-
minary nature and that any cvi-
dcnce which tended to show fraud
would be investigated later by the
state board.
Relative to an affidavit, filed
yesterday by c. d. Weeks, fol
the election board, which alleged
that Brownlow Jackson. Jr., haC
taken absentee applications from
the election office without the
knowledge Of election officials
Mr.. Jackson stated this morning
that he had done nothing illegal
He said that the blanks he got a
the election office were applica
tionS for absentee ballots anC
blanks to be used by agents in OBJ
tanning absentee applications fol
others. There is nothing in the
election law that says that any
person may not obtain applica
tons for absentee ballots or the
agents blank. As a matter OF
fact, he said, Mr.. Dermid, the
Continued on page four.)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-28
FORM RESERVE
OFFICER UNIT
Executives Are Electe d
and Plans Made for
Study Course

a group school for reserve Off
GERS of the U. 5. Army was or
ganized last night at a meeting
at the county agents office and
officers were elected and plans
made for courses. .,
w. A. Franklin was elected
president of the group, F. Brown
Carr, of Brevard, was named
vice president, and f. 7. Frisoie
was elected secretary.
The next meeting of the group
will be held on November 10, at
= Mace to be announced later.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-28
ROOSEVELT SILENT
REGARDING PLANS
By ARTHUR +. DECREVE
United Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Oct. rs. (CP).
President Roosevelt entered on the
final lap of his campaign for re-
election last night in splendid
health, more cheerful than when
ne took office and supremacy cCa-
fident of victory, leaving at mid
night aboard his special train for
New York.
He leaned back in 4 chair in
his sunny office late Tuesday and
for more than 30 minutes iokcd
and laughed with newspaper cor
respondents while parrying qucS-
tons about future New Deal pol
icicS if ne is reelected.
The Presidents final tour Of the
industrial east will carry him into
Staten Island. Brooklyn, Manhat-
tan, WilkeSbarc, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia, Pa, Camden, \. D.,
and Wilmington, Del.
Returning to the capital Thurs
day night, Mr.. Roosevelt will leave
Friday for New York where he
will vote and receive the election
returns at his home in Hyde Park
More than 100 newspaper cor,
respondents jammed and pushed
their way into Mr.. RoosevcltS Of
flee to find his awaiting them
with broad smile on his face.
Asked if he had plans for the con
tinuation of the civilian conScrva-
ton corps, Mr.. Roosevelt settled
back in his chair, crossed his legs,
and replied that he had. The CCC
would be included in the budget
with estimates Of money needed
to care for 100000 men slightly
below the present CCC strength.
Then there was an awkward
pause. Finally from back of the
room a voice doomed:
"Wcll, Mr.. President, isn't any
one going to ask you about the
Continued on page fivc)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-28
4 DEMOCRATIC
RALLIES SET
Bat Cave, Dana, Fletcher,
Balfour Meetings
Arranged

Four Democratic rallies, to be
held over the county, were an
nounccd today by Democratic
headquarters. o.
Tonight at 1880 o'clock a meet
ing will be held at the Bat Cave
school house.
Thursday night a meeting is set
for the Dana school at 1870, FRI,
day night r. L. Whitmire VIII
speak at the Fletcher school, ana
Saturday night NJ. NJ. Redden and
others will speak at the Balfour
community house.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-28
CONTRACTS LET

JACKSON, Miss, Oct. 20.
(UP)-The state highway COM
mission last night awarded con-
tracts for II highway construc.
ton projects, subject to approval
by the Bureau Of Public Roads.
Total cost was s1,406,s30. Pro-
jects for which contracts were
awarded involve about 70 miles
of grading and drainage and "a
miles of paving.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-28
Japanese, Soviet
Patrol In Battle


MOSCOW, Oct. 28.-(uP)'-
The first serious incident IN sew
craI months on the Far Eastern
Soviet frontier occurred today
near Turiirog in the vicinity OF
Khabarovsk, when Japanese man,
chmkuoan troops alleged attacked
a border patrol.
Two armed dctachments cross
cd the frontier and engaged IN a
battle with Soviet troops, it was
charged. Additional guards were
called out to reinforce the Russian
forces. =.
The foreign office authorized
its ambassador in Tokyo to pro-
test to the Japanese government.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-28
;uropean Crisis Over Spain More Acute
LANDON PLEDGES REPUBLICAN
COMMITTEEMAN NOT TO HOLD
EXECUTIVE OFFICE UNDER HIM
Pennsylvania c ampaig n
Ends With Call to Throw
Off machine Yoke"

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 2S. (UP)
Gov. Aft NJ. Landon concluded his
campaign for Pennsylvania sc
electoral votes last night with u
call for Americas voters TO throw
Of the New Deal evoke" Of
"crudc and brutal" machine poll
tics.
tn" Roosevelt administration is
making the nation feel the yoke
Of a government Of SpoilSmcn, by
SpOilSmcn and for Spoilsmcn," the
Republican nominee for president
told a shouting through of prob
ably 10000 persons, iammcd in
TO the DUquCMSc garden for his
last major speech before swing
ing on to New Jersey and New
York City for Thursday nights
climactic appearance at Madison
Square Garden.
But victory for the Republican
party on election day, Gov. Lam
don declared, will be the signal
for Il good old-faShioncd house
cleaning" Of the administrations
"vaSt army of political mCrccnar-
les" who have given the nation
its "GrSt taste of the bitter fruits
Of personal government
And, the Kansas governor
promised, he will end the "hog
wild" patronage activities Of the
Democrats by restoring and eX-
panding the merit system in civil
service to all branches Of govern
mcnt up to assistant cabinet mem
bcrS, by rcorgani2ing and conSoI-
dating government agencies and
by keeping national political
party leaders out Of his cabinet.
Sen. James J. Davis, r., Pa, in
introducing Gov. Landon, as "Our
next president" charged the New
Deal sis repugnant to the moral
consciousness Of the American
people" ..
Gov. Landon contrastcd his
proposals for good government
with action of the New Deal,
which, he charged, ignored the
presidents protests of support OF
the merit system in order to:
|. Frankly admit through
Democratic Chairman James A.
Farley that every job and every
dollar of public money available
was used "to help the party en-
trrnch itself i'm power.
.. Triple patronage jobs IN
the Federal Government-trom
100 900 to 3OO,O00-at a cost OF
5OO,OOO,OO payroll increase a
year "in direct violation OF the
presidents promises"
3. Discharge or reduce inc
nav of civil service employees UNI
iii the proportion of executive en-
pIoyes under civil service has
dropped from so per cent IN 1855
to approximately 60 per cent last
June.
i. Use the authority granted
the president to fight the dcprcS-
sion "for personal and party adj
vantage
5. Force government employ
es into the ranks Of a national
political machine supported oil
the public payrolls and controlled
by the presidents power of APP
pointmcnt and removal.
6. Create 10 new alphabet
cal whatnots" or agencies, many
with great powers and many that
overlap each other or existing
agencies.
"Thc time has come Gov,
Continued on page fivc)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-28
COMMANDER OF S. S.
QUEEN MARY DIES

SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 2S.-
(UP).-Sir Edgar Brittcn, COM
modorc of the Cunard White Star
line and commander of the Queen
Mary died today after q stroke in
his cabin, shortly before sailing.
Brittcn was taken to nursing
home. where he died. He was 62.
Captain X. V. Peel took charge
of the Queen Mary a half hour be-
fore sailing.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-28
WORKERS READY FOR
STRIKE ON COAST

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. o..
Uip1-Union leaders Of PACING
coast maritime workers marshalled
their forces for strike expected
TO be called at midnight unless a
compromise is reached at two con-
ferences scheduled for today.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-28
BAPTIST TEACHERS
CLASS WILL CONFER

The regular mid-week services
of the First Baptist church will be
followed tonight by a half:hour
session of the teacher.training
class, which has been holding IT'S
sessions on Sunday morning. Inc
change of time has been made 50
AZ to include active as well aa
teachers.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-28
Y afham Woman
N|ns In Irish Race

.'iiSa5 y oc, % CUP).-The
: eg,s,,~....|3 Won in the Irish Hos
= :, ,Vi,;aIcs was really a sur
s ;,g.s,,l,:, Percy Hooker. Dur
tsr,.,a,..,,e who held one of
p ST. d, tickets in the United
& 1al H.: lI'nt even know the
= =, 's.ag run today W VIZ
~ p, y desire to travel and
% ~ r,,." what she will do
.,;;lr ,', !. Her husband is
Stse ,eg r,'I" collector and he
Issr i,, ! as given Mrs. Hook
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-28
||RTUGAL NOW
lady TO end
1ITgAL view
..,,,, Non Intervention
!, Dreak Own Rules
Of Procedure
her SILENT ON
KS OF CONFERENCE

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1r.rg VINE ncr t"G 30.
1 --.. ,.. considers ''Seh
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| session prior 20 the tu!I
r.. meeting a, 8 ,. III.
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vc was faced WIN a ne"
Portugal. declaring she
'aa right 20 quit 'nt
. %. any moment as d
/ e ar,,.a" charges that she
] ss- .c. pact by Shipping
! AID ammunition across heE
e.. e. SraG.," .eoe.S.
= ,,arsss were also MADE pE
-a-s. government az VA
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"a. Lisbon had recognized
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proceedings made the
meeting all the more
a. Russia already had threat
proceed with arms ship
| H7e.Hmen:-aud with these
~ o; me committee pulling
SIZE directions, It's failure
serve Inc pact Of neutrality
a;ae' states in Europe
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-28
WEATHER

cloudy tonight and
s,ty '.;5ly mist or light
s.s!',,. ,ggn,aiu, and near coast
/, g ,.s temperature
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-28
GOOD AFTERNOON

The head Of Mexican is swol-
len twice its normal size. The
item failed to mention whether il
was a boy or a girl.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-09
Nit var1hatlln1< az nj evtol ?

gozni, hogy a kereskedelem
forgalma 15-20 szazalekkal
magasabb lesz, mint a multi
evben.
Lesznek honapok, mikor
vagy egy Supreme Court dom
tes, vagy egy kiil0n0sen kese-
Ri politikai sakkhuzas, vagy
egy kedvez6tlen nernzetkozi hir
hatasa alatt az aktivitas XII
sebb lesz, de eek kivetelek
lesznek az vi evben. zrs
ES mem vonatkoznak SEM
mikeppen az ev else harom-
negy honapjara, inert ezekben
a hetekben a javulas minden
vonalon allando es szembe0tl6
lesz.
Mem kell attol sem felniink,
hogy a PWA munkan dolgczo
t0megek lie lesznek teve evk0z-
ben, inert bar a jelenlegi kolt-
segvetesek szerint az ICY alkal-
mazott emberek szama junius
vegen elkezd cs0kkenni, ak
korra vi penzekr6l es vi num-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-09

egy artatlan ember meg lesz
buntetve. Mikor a francia
Dreyfus artatlansaga, hosszu
bortonbuntetes utan kiderult,
senki sem kovetelte Francia-
orszagban, hogy az igazsag-
szolgaltatas intezmenyet sziin-
tessek meg.
Ha tiz vadlott kozott egy
artatlan van es mind a tizet
megbuntetik, ugy csak egy
ember szenvedett serelmet. De
ha mind a tizet szabadon en-
gedik, ugy a kilenc gonosztevo
mindegyike meg egy csomo
artatlan embert fog megta-
madni es megolni, amig a We
gen ezt a kilenc gonosztevot
ugyis agyon kell loni. Mivel az
'emberi kepesseg mem tokele-
tes, villages, hogy az igazsag-
szolgaltatas alapja csak az le-
het, hogy neha az artatlan-
max is muszaj szenvedni.
A szerkeszto urnak az az
erve, hogy ha a polgarsag at
veszi a kozrend helyreallitasa-
max kotelesseget, ugy egy nap
talan politikai nezetelteres mi
att fognak lincselni, alapta-
Ian. Mert politikai es elvi ell
lentetek miatt az emberek
mar evezredek ota ugy is olik
egymast, teljesen fuggetlenul
a gonosztevok megbiintetese-
mex modjatol. Nemetorszagban
peldaul az igazsagszolgaltatas
hibatlan, soha gyilkost mem
lincseltek meg es megis politi'
kai okokbol szazak halifax meg
torvenyszeki eljaras nelkul
Ugyanigy Oroszorszagban, ho
a kommunistak ezrevel 0ltel
meg a fehereket, vagy Olasz
orszagban, hol a fascistak I'LL
doztek XII a v0r0s0ket.
Brusz Lajos olvasotarsunl
ITALIAN kisse nyersen fejezte k
ait a tudomanyos igazsagot
hogy a tarsadalom tagjainal
megvedese maganak a tarsa
dalomnak kotelessege. Es ha
kotelesseg teljesitesere a dele
gait rendorseg es birosag r1en
kepes vagy mem hajlando, ug.
a polgaroknak muszaj EFT
munkat ujra a vallukra venni
Tisztelettel:
r. AooJ Erxy;o
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-09
Uiobb eIIenve|emeny

New York, dec. 26, 1885.
Igen tisztelt Szerkeszto Ur:
Engedje meg, hogy hozza
Szoljak a lincselesi vitahoz.
Barmily kiilonosnek fogja tar
tani, jogi szempontbol Brusz
Lajosnak van igaza, "hogy
minden gonosztev0t meg kell
lincselni."
Bizonyara mindenki beis-
meri, hogy az Egyesult ALA
mokban a bintenyek szama
hihetetlenul szaporodik es a
gonosztevok nagy resze mem
veszi ell melto biinteteset. Az
az, a polgarok altal a bunozok
elfogasara es megbintetesere
szervezett kozegek (rendorseg
es birosag) mem kepesek, vagy
mem hajlandok k0telesseguket
teljesiteni. lily korulmenyek
kozott ez a kotelesseg (egy
demoNatikus, szabad nepneD
yisszamegy a nep kezebe es a
polgarsagnak lesz KOTELES-
SEGE a torvenyek ellen fella-
zadt elemeket megsemmisiteni.
A polgarok ez a'5l a koteles-
seq alol mem is terhetnek XII.
Peldaul, ha egy varost oily tuz
fenyeget, melyet a tuzoltosag
mem tud vagy lusta eloltani,
a ferfi lakossag k0telessege a
gatra kiallani es ha a feladat-
ra kevesen jelentkeznek, az a
lakossag korhadtsagat mutat-
ma.
Nap-nap utan, minden va
rosban, gansterek es thug ok
lelonek es kirabolnak bekes
polgartasainkat, akiknek meg
vedelmezesere benniinket scent
esku K0telez. Ez a ko:elesseg
nehez es veszedelmes; tehat
termeszetes, hogy kishitl en-
berek es egy korhadt tarsada-
lom alszent kifogasokkal pro
baljak leleplezni es menteget-
nj sajat tehetetlenseguket,
Ugy jogelmeleti, mint er-
kolcsi szempontbol "a kett6
azonos) Brusz Lajosnak van
igaza.
Csak hamis trazis az, hogy
inkabb hagyjunk 10 bunost
futni, mint egy artatlant meg.
biintetni. Ha ez helyes lenne
ugy az igazsagszolgaltatast el
kellene t0r0lni, inert a legt0.
keletesebb igazsagszolgaltatas.
nal is megtortenik, hogy egy.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-09
gondoskodik a Koruna

kakrol gondoskodik a Koruna.
nyu11k.
Az ev masodik negyedeben
szezonszerii cs0kkenesek lesz-.
mex maid, de mem lesz az eses.
nagyobb, mint amilyen emel-
kedest, varhatunk az els6 ne.
gyedre, vagyis a legrosszabb
esetben nemcsak a gyarak le-z
zarasa ejti remuletbe az orsza-..
got, hanem olyan meglep6 kor--
!manyintezkedesek kovetkeznek,.
|amelyek valoban forradalmat
jelentenenek e hazaban.
A negyedik negyedev min.
denkeppen a fellendiles kor-.
szaka lesz, amikor az emberek
millioi jutnak hirtelen munka-
hoz.
Eek lennenek nagy altala-
nossagban az uj eyre vonatko-
20 megjegyzeseink, amelyek =
isnetlem - kulonosen a kill
(Folytatas az six oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-09

o9fA AAe~6J ScsAA AAoAAct Ao6AAeSA> ~
rulni, hogy a gazdasagi viszo-
nyok javulasat okozzak, ezzel
szemben azonban az olasz
hadjarat befejezese bizonyos
depressziot hoz maid magaval
Sokan nem tudjak, hogy az
olaszok hadjarata tekintelyes
|mennyisegu rendelest adott en-
mex az orszagnak, nemcsak
k0zvetlen az olaszoktol, hanem
mas nemzetekt6l is, amelyek
mind fokozottabb mertekben
fegyverkeztek es fegyverkez-.
mex.
A bekehangulat u.tal oko-
zando gazdasagi javulast ell
lensulyozni fogja a haborus
rendelesek megsziintetese es ha
az europai ,allamferfiak altal
vart, S fentebb jelzett normalis
iranyba terelodnek az eseme.
nyek, az europai helyzet mem
1936-ban, hanem 1937-ben lesz
kitiino hatassal a mi gazdasa-
gi helyzetiinkre.
Sokkal bizonytalanabb
a helyzet Azsiaban, ahol
ugyan Japan haborut mem ter
vez ere az eyre, sem a kovet-
kez6re, ha haboru nelkil -
elerheti a celjat, de ahol a fe-
sziiltseg konnyebben XII fog
robbanni, mint Europaban.
Japan folytonos terjeszkede-
Sc esetleg rakenyszeriti az
orosz kormanyt, hogy Mongo-
liza vedelmere siessen, kul0no-
sen abban az esetben, ha egy
europai megbekules biztosite-
kot nyujtana a szovjetnek,
hogy Nemetorszag mem fogja
hatba tamadni. ~ a
A kapitalista hatalmak elott
ugyan mem rokonszenves a
szovjet megrosodese, de ma
mar azzal leszamoltak, hogy
az orosz rendszert megd0nteni
belathato idon belil mem tud-
jak, S jelenleg Japan kepezi a
nagyobb es k0zelebbi veszedel-
met a szamukra. .. ~
Az oroszok csakIa a kulonbOzo
allamok proletarjait nyugtala-
nithatjak egyel6re, akik azon-
ban haboru nelkul fellazadni
mem tudnak Is ez az egyik ok,
amiert mem kell Europaban
haborutol rettegnink jelenleg)
S ICY kozvetlen veszedelmet
mem jelentenek. I~.
Japan azonban a piacot, te-
hat a kenyeret veszi ell a to-
kes allamoktol, S kil0n0sen az
iparilag fejlett t6kes allamok-
tol, amelyek egy sarga-orosz
haboru eseten joakaratu sem
legesseget tanusitanak Orosz-
orszaggal szemben.
, Oroszorszagnak azert is le
kell Japannal szamolni, inert
ketsegtelenul van valami ia.
pan-nemet megertes, ha mem
: szovetseg, ICY a szovjetnek 9
nemetek teljes fegyverkezeset
meg kell elozni.
Termeszetesen maguk a XII
8 naiak is er6sen befolyasolhat
jak az azsiai esemenyeket,
/, ;egy Japan-Kina haboru a szov
jet kormanyt semlegessegbe1
semniesetre mem hagyna.
Il Megertheti mindenki, hog.
slegy lenyeges kilenges oriasi ha
tassal lenne az amerikai gazd;
!, sagi helyzetre es binos kony
y nyelmuseg lenne megfeledkez
:. hi tSuo1Ln1oti kri1icrSl mi
Il kor merlegelni probaljuk, hog,
!. gazdasagi eletiinkre mi var a
: uj evben.
q Az eln0kvalasztas
il nor1nalis viszonyok k0zt a
t iizleti eletre nagyobb hatassa
i mines, ez az ev azonban sem
z mikeppen mem normalis.