davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1936-05-19
Motor Output Level
Expected to Hold

trations of cars and trucks during
the month estimated at 425,000
units against an estimate of 400.
900 for April. Preliminary reports
of April registrations, which in
clude complete returns from
eight States, show a total of
58,157 passenger cars and 10,519
trucks against 52,615 passenger
cars and 1923 trucks in the same
States last year, indicate a total
of between 345 900 and 100000
new passenger cars and $4,000 to
$4,000 trucks, says Adm.
If this later estimate on trucks
proves correct. Adm points out,
April will have set a new high
mark in truck registrations in the
history of the industry. The best
previous month was in July, 1929,
when 57,943 units were registered.
These figures, of course, are in
complete and later returns may
change the picture.
The Washington times., 1936-05-19
SILVER
T0BE B0UGHT
BY j. ).

Secretary Morgenthau announc-
ed yesterday the Treasury had
agreed to purchase silver from
the Chinese government in a
move toward sterilization of in.
ternational currencies.
In the presence of Chinese Am.
bassador Alfred Sao-Ke SEE and
a mission headed by Finance
Minister K. P. Chen, Morgenthau
also made a tacit bid for other
nations to enter private negotia.
tions with the United States for
bi-lateral agreements on monetary
sterilization.
Morgenthau said efforts of the
national Chinese government to
stabilize its currency constituted
an important step toward the
Stability of world currency"
adding:
ITO supplement their ef-
forts toward that objective we
have indicated our willingness
to purchase from the Central
Bank of China substantial
amounts of silver, and to make
available dollar exchange for
currency sterilization.
THE mission headed by Mr..
Chen has been instrumental
in bringing about more COM
plete understanding of our
mutual monetary problems.
Morgenthau declined to reveal
how much silver would be pur.
chased from the Chinese gov.
eminent but said the Treasury
would pay the world price
monthly average, which has
been around As cents an ounce
since the United States with
drew from the london market in
December. He said purchases
will begin Immediately.
The Washington times., 1936-05-19

even If she does have to come
from that small and steadily de-
creasing circle of royal eligibles in
Europe today.
To the vast majority of the Eng
lish people the idea of their King
being the first bachelor monarch
since George III took the throne
in 1850 is repugnant. All favors
his taking a wife.
But no word comes from Buck
ingham Palace to indicate that
Edward is entering the marriage
stakes and today the bulk of the
people appear reconciled that Ed
ward will continue to sidestep the
altar for some years yet.
Edwards attitude toward his
mother must be gagged from the
fact that he has told her she is
to be in no hurry to quit Bucking-
ham Palace for Marlborough
House, the residence selected for
her in her widowhood, and that
he is anxious for her to act as his
hostess when he resumes enter
tanning at the expiration of the
court mourning period.
Grooming Elizabeth
And the fact that Edward Is
shoWering honors on his brother
and heir-presumptive. the Duke of
York, may be taken as another
indication of Edwards Thoughts
regarding possible marriage. Ed,
ward is pictured as being deeply
mindful of the fact that his
brother has two healthy young
daughters who would be able to
carry on the line of the House of
Windsor in the event of his own
and his brothers death without a
male heir.
The education of the elder OF
these two children, the 10-year-old
Princess Elizabeth, is being car
ried out in manner which causes
many to believe she is being
groomed for the throne. Healthy
blue,eyed and blond, she has been
pushed more and more into the
picture in recent months.
Hardly a day passes that she Is
not photographed in some new
pose. She is taken out and about
in manner almost unprece
dented for children of the royal
family.
Above all. she is the favorite
grandchild of Queen Mary and the
favorite niece of her uncle, the
king, both of whom see in her
strong force of character, excel
lent poise and unusual intelli,
gence.
Note: In tomorrow's article. the
second in the series, the appear
ance of King Edward VIII today.
his tastes and his daily routine
will be described.)
The Washington times., 1936-05-19

DETROIT, May 19.-With con-
tinued favorable weather and an
undated demand for new auto
mobiles and trucks. production in
automobile plants this week is be-
ing sustained at approximately
the same rate as during the week
ended May 9. says Automotive
Daily News in its midweek survey.
The figure for this week for the
entire industry is expected to reach
116,722 units against 1882 in the
previous week.
Employment in Detroit plants
during the first six months of 1886
model production has been main
tanned at an unusually steady pace
with fluctuations being confined
to a margin of less than 10000
workers. AS a result the average
earnings are we'll above anything
that workers have enjoyed in the
past several years.
Sales during May are holding
up we'll with the combined regis
The Washington times., 1936-05-19
SAT- E DEPOSIT
MEN OFF FOR
CONVENTION

Delegates of the safe deposit
section of the District of Column
bia Bankers Association to the
annual safe deposit convention at
st. Louis May 81 to % inclusive
will leave today and will consist
of Albert E. Fisher, of the Riggs
National Bank, chairman Of the
safe deposit section of the D. c..
Bankers Association, Richard E.
Harris, American Security ana
Trust Company, past chairman
of the section, and Mrs. Helen
R. Sharpe, of the Bank of Com
merce and Savings, secretary Of
the section.
The Washington times., 1936-05-19
Buffalo Livestock

RUFFALO, n. Y, May 10. G.N.Sl.
Hogs-Receipts 200 Active to shippers,
fully 15c over Mondays average desir-
able, 17O-21O pounds. $15.25, somewha t
palmer lots 16O-295 pounds, s1OG 1910;
mixture big weight butchers and smooth
sows, 50; straight packing sows, $3.50 q
SIS.
medium steers and heifers. steady, $40
to large $7.25; cows and bulls firm;
low-cutter and cutter sowS, $40 q !;
medium bulls. $5.75G6
Calves-Receipts 100. NPalers un-
changed. good to choice mainly $40; com
mon and medium. $3.50 40.
Sheep-ReCeipts 100. All classes and
grades quoted steady. good and choice
fed lambs to &1O.5O; spring lambs $12G
IA so.
The Washington times., 1936-05-19
COTTON ERASES
INITIAL GAINS

NEW YORK, May 10 1N.SD.
A moderate profit-taking move
ment about erased initial gains
in cotton futures, leaving the mar
ket unchanged on the session.
Early firmness reflected further
buying on reports of too dry con-
ditions in the Eastern belt and
higher Liverpool cables. Trading
was in light volume.
Foreign buying was still in evi-
dence.
Toward noon May was quoted
at 1853, up /; July 1l.41, up l:
October 10.49, unchanged, and
December 1915, off / point.
The Washington times., 1936-05-19
BREAK IN MAY
WHEAT SHARP

CHICAGO, May 10 G.N.SD.-A
sharp break in May wheat unset
tied the grain list today in early
dealings. May was depressed lac
to 91Ac on heavy liquidation, prob
ably inspired by the heavy move
ment of contract grade wheat here
from the southwest the last week.
Near mid-session wheat was p
to lee off, corn "a to l2c off, oats
"a to 3sc off, and rye IS to Zee
off.
Liverpool wheat closed p to 11s
pence off and Winnipeg was g to
Tsc off at mid-SeSsion.
The Washington times., 1936-05-19
i. ). Aid Is Asked
For Road Repair

Rebuilding of the lower part of
Valley Road and all of Potomac
Drive with Federal flood relief
funds was asked in a resolution
passed by the Montgomery County
Civic Federation at Bethesda
School. Bethesda, Md. The roads.
located in the subdivision of
Brookmont. Md, were rendered
impossible by the February floods.
The Washington times., 1936-05-19

Departures From Normal
Accumulated excess of tempera-
ture since January l. 1886, 70.
Excess of temperature since
May l. 1886. 1T.
Accumulated excess of precipita-
ton since January l, 1886. Sis.
Excess of precipitation since
May l, 1886, 2.95.
Tide Table
High tide today at 6:21 a. m.
and at SIS p. m.
Low tide today at 1929 a. m.
and at 1:18 p. m.
High tide tomorrow at 7:13
a. m. and at 7:49 p. m.
Low tide tomorrow at 1:25 a. m.
and at Pill p. m.
Sun and Moon
The sun rises today at 4::53 a. m.
and sets at TIT p. m.
The sun rises tomorrow at 4:52
a. m. and sets at 7:18 p. m.
The moon rises today at 3:34
a. m. and sets at 6:18 p. m.
The moon rises tomorrow at 4:19
a. m. and sets at 1871 p. m.
TEMPERATURES
The Washington times., 1936-05-19
Eggs AND LIVE POULTRY
prices Paid Shippers-Net +. o. r.
WashinRtOn)

Washington
by the U. 5. Bureau Of Agriculture
Economics
Eggs-Market quiet and steady at un-
changed prices. Current receipts, 1910
1alac; hennery whites, 206 20laC. Gov
eminent graded and dated white eggs
fnCluding grading and marketing Costs) ::
mediums. 231ac; L. s. Standards. large.
23C; L. $. Brown Standards, large NC.
Live POultry-Market steady. Prices
unchanged. Fowl: ColOred, heavy. 1SU
Chickens: Plymouth Rocks. 9" a &c /;
leghorns, 19m 2oc; mixed Colors, 10 a &c.
TURKEYS: Hens, 1sm 2Oc; toms. 15q lSc.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Sales in Large Lots by Original
Receivers
Sales to 3 A. VI.
AppIes-No carot arrivals: no cars on
track. Supplies moderate; demand slow
market steady. Bushels: Virginia Ben
Davis. L. s. No. l, 2i4-inch minimum.
so a soc: 2'2-inch minimum. 6Om65C;
- inch minimum, 75c; Black Twigs. l..
;. No. l, 2h-inch minimum, 65G use;
~ inch minimum, G$1: 2S.-inch
minimum. $l41.1O; Golden Delicious. L.
$; No. l, 2A-inch minimum, 6j a 75c;
2i2-inch minimum, 9Ocm$1; 2A-inch
minimum. $1d1.25; S-inch minimum.
81 a LOO; Delicious. l.. $. No. l. pa =
inch minimum. 9oca&l; 2Ia-inch mini
mum, $L25Ql.35: ~ inch minimum,
$l.%5 q l.5O: &-inCh minimum. $l5Om
1.6j; Romes. L. $. No. l, ia inch mini
mum, 50 15C: 2te-inCh minimum goo
M$l: "a inch minimum. $l.1Om1.25;
Yellow Newtowns, L. $. No. l. 21,-inCh
minimum, 63G75c: 2ia-nch minimum,
$l.1 q LIS; ~ inch minimum, $lS5 a
80: Paragons. L. s. No. /, "a inch
minimum. IS 75c; 2rs-inch minimum.
9Oc a 81; 20 inch minimum. $l6l.15;
Lowys, U. $. No. l. "a inch minimum,
~ a 15C: 2i2-inCh minimum, 9OCGSl:
~ inch minimum, $161.25; Staymans,
|. s. No. l, 2i4 inch minimum, 6O665c:
inch minimum, 9Oc@$l; "a inch
minimum, s1@1.25; Yorks. L. s. No. /.
"a inch minimum, 75c; 212-inch mini
mum, S5c 0$1; %. inch minimum. $40
l.lo: Winesaps, L. $. No. i, "a inch
minimum 9Oc%&1: 2n-inch minimum.
$11O 41.15; 20 -inch minimum. S1.25.
few $1.35; boxes: Virginia, com bina ton
fancy and extra fancy. as to size: Wine
Saps, $l.5O62: Staymans, &1.l5dI.5O;
Delicious, $l.5OG2; Lowrys. $1.25a l.65:
c Grade: Winesaps $l.25d1.5O: Stay
mans, 75cdS1; Delicious Sl.25dl5O;
Lowrys, mostly 81. as 20 size.
Straw be rries-Truck receipst light:
supplies light; demand light; market
steady. Thirty-two-Quart crates. mostly
fair to ordinary condition: North Caro-
lima. &2.5Od4; few best, IS, Virginia,
The Washington times., 1936-05-19
GROW
LARGER ON
DULLCURB
BY EDWARD KRICKER

NEW YORK, May 10 GN.S).
Pressure on curb stocks continued
in later dealings and losses in most
divisions of the market we're ex-
tended, in some cases to fair pro
portions. Trading was on the dull
side.
The higher priced miscellaneous
shares sagged badly. Aluminium
of America turned down more
than points and Pittsburgh Plate
Glass dropped 3 points. A poor
earnings statement depressed LET
court preferred a point to l7A.
The Washington times., 1936-05-19
New York Wool
High Low 1913

NEW YORK. May ~ GN.Sl.-Wool
steady. Domestic fleece, unwashed.
Ohio and Pennsylvania, @sG3s, domes-
tic pulled, secured basis. Haas;
domestic Texas. clean basis II "a IS;
domestic territory, clean basis, 6lq IS.
The Washington times., 1936-05-19
Mail Ships Salinas

The following table shows the
names of ships, the lines Operat-
ing them, their times of sailing
from New York, and when their
regular and supplemental mails
close. Time shown is Eastern
Daylight Saving Time. Dates
after names of ports indicate
scheduled date of arrival. (*I
Indicates mails must be special
ly addressed to this steamer. ~
Indicates supplementary mails
will be accepted on pier up to
10 minutes before sailing time.
TOMORROW
Transatlantic
DEUTSCHLAND Oh a m II r gamer
ican). Cherbourg and Southampton May
% and Hamburg % (SeapOst) Pier S6.
n r. (West 46th St)--Mails close p.
m. (supp. mails accepted at Morgan an
mex up to 1880 p NJ; sails midnight
Letter mails for Germany.
EXCHANGE american Export). Casa
blanca June >, Tunis s. etc: Pier F. Jer-
sey City-Mails close noon-Prints ma lis
for Algeria. Morocco and Tunisia; par
eel post for Spanish and Wetsern Mo-
rocco.
MAEHATTAN o.. s. Iines). Cobb May
36. Plymouth Is. Havre - and Hamburg
rs (SeaposD; Pier so. y. R. west 18th
St)-+ Mails close 1880 a. m. (supp. mails
$50 a. mo- sails noOn-Letter and prints
mails for Europe. Africa and West Asia
Except prints mails for Algeria. Irak.
Morocco. Netherlands Spain and Tuni-
sa), "Cape Verde Islands Gibraltar,
Senegal. South Africa: parcel post for
Austria. CZechoslovakia. France, Ger
many. Great Britain. Hungary, Irish Free
state, Northern Ireland. Switzerland,
L. S. s. R.
West Indies and Iatin-America
MA T INIQUE (Colombian)-Cape
Haiti May Is. Port dc Paix IS. etc;
pier s. Brooklyn thurman St)-Mails
close noon: sails p. m.-Letter and
prints mails for Cape Haiti. Gonaives.
parts of Haiti; parcel post for Cape
Haiti.
TACHIRA (Red D)-San Juan May
Is. etc, to Maracalbe June .; pier II,
Brooklyn (Furmnn St)-TMals close II
a m. (supp. mails noon); sails p M
Letter and prints mails for Curacao
Venezuela Except Caripito and Cuidad
Boltverl and prints mails and "letter
mails for Aruba. and *ordinary letter
mail for Puerto Rico parcel post.
Transatlantic AirmaiI
HIND ENBERG German Zeppelin
mpany)-Frankfort May % Leaves
from Lakehurst, n. MAILS close 1
p. m.: departs late eveninE-Letters for
Europe.
The Washington times., 1936-05-19
The Weather

District of Columbia-Fair and
cooler tonight; Wednesday fair
and continued cool; moderate
northwest winds.
Maryland-Fair and cooler to-
night; Wednesday fair and con-
tinued cool.
Virginia - Generally fair and
cooler tonight. preceded by local
thunder-showers on the coast this
afternoon or early tonight:
Wednesday fair, cooler in south
east portion.
Temperatures
Yesterday Today
4 p. m. ......64 a. m. ..... Sc
8 p. m. Ct a. m. ..... Sc
Midnight -. st Noon ....... SO
The Washington times., 1936-05-19

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The Washington times., 1936-05-19
u. S. Bonds
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS
Continued from Preceding Pagel

-1eS6- Net -
High Low Dividend Rate High Low las Ch'ge
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-27
NEMETORSZAGBAN UJRA

vallasi uldoztetesek vannak
napirenden es inert a zsidokkal
mar jofornan teljesen vegez-
tex, most a katholikusok ellen
fordulnak egyre nagyobb We
.hemenciaval.
Senki sem tudja, hogy hany
katholikus vezeto embert tar
toztattak le az utolso ket het-
ben Is senmifele informaciot
mem lehet kapni, hogy ezeket
milyen sors erte.
Hitler vi szerepben mutat-
kozott be a mutt heten, inert
a Svajcban agyonlott Nazi-
vezert temettek, kijelentette.
hogy ezentul a meggyilkolt
Gustloff "vedszentje lesz" min.
den kulfoldon tartozkodo ne
metnek., A szentszek tehat
konkurrenciat kapott a szentte
ayatasokban. isis
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-27

a politikai villongasok es XII
lengesek mem akarnak elulni,
bar a kormany a royalista par
tot feloszlatta es minden
fascista alakulatot szetvernek.
A francia kormanynak
ugyan meg van a parlamenti
tobbsege ahhoz, hogy az or
szag iigyeit a valasztasokig We
Jesse, de mines tobbsege SEM
mifele elhatarozo lepeshez.
Egyel6re minden igyekezetuk
kel azon vannak, hogy az
aranyfrank epseget a valasz-
tasokig megtartsak $ ennek az
erdekeben egyre nehezebb gaz-
dasagi viszonyokkal kell meg
kiizdeni a francia nemzetnek.
S6t penziigyis gyengesegui
kenyszeriti 6ket reszben ARA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-27
MEM Az A FONTOS,

hogy Coughlin es O'Conner
new york; demokrata congress
man a nyelvuket oltottek egy-
masra, hanem az, hogy a
congressusban kipattant a
Coughlin allit6lagos befolyasa-
max a teljes hianya.
Mikor O'Conner a radio pap
ra kirohant a congressusban,
olyan modorban, ahogy oft
nagyon ritkan szoktak beszelni,
a congressmenek, harom ember
kivetelevel, felugrottak es ugy
aljeneztek O'Connert
Dacara annak, hogy Cough
lin fizetett lobby-istai azon a
gyilesen a karzaton oft vol
tax.
Bebizonyult tehat, hogy a ra-
dio papnak mines befolyasa a
congressusban, hogy oft feltet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-27
SIX OLDAL

az 6sregi parancsot, hogy az
emberekrol a halaluk utan
rosszat ne mondjunk es isme-.
teljik, hogy a Curtis eseteben
rosszat mem is talalnank.
De karosnak tartjuk ezt a
nagy kepmutatast, amely min
den aron Macy embert, rend-
XVIII tehetseget, valosaggal
amerikai politikai szentet akar
csinalni bel0le. Mert vegre ell
mex k0z0ttiink emberek, akik
igazan megerdemlik, hogy neni
csak a halaluk utan, de mar
az eletiikben elismerjuk a XII.
valosagukat, ami azonban mem
sokat er akkor, ha a "nagy"
jelzoket a Curtisokra olyan
bokeziien alkalmazza a nemzet,
sajtoja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-27
AZ AMERIKAI MAGYAR

elet csendjet felvero "vihar-
ra" vonatkozolag heten elk
ket kozliink az amerikai iras
oreg harcosatol, Kemeny
Gyorgyt0l, aki - mint minden
jo erzesu enber - az amerikai
magyarsag ket taboranak egy-
masra uszitasat or0mmel mem
latja S aki nagyon helyesen
mutatja meg, hogy Xix van
max hivatva az amerikai ma
gyarsag ugyeit intezni.
Bar Kemenynek az AMOSZ-
ra vonatkozo megjegyzeseit es
eszreveteleit mindenben mem
osztjuk, inert ait hisszuk, hogy
az el6keszuletek reszleteit
jobban ismerjUk, a mostani
megallapodasait es ajanlatat
fenntartas nelkul magunkeva
tessziik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-27
KEPMUTATAS

Meghalt Charles Curtis volt
alelnok es az orszag sajtoja
versenyez a kepmutatasban,
hogy a halottbol temetese utan
nagy embert csinaljon.
Hosszu odakat zengenek ro-
la, hogy milyen bator, milyen
nemes, milyen jellemes volt
mar gyerekkoraban es hogy
mint torvenyhozo milyen hasz-
nos tagja volt az orszag haza-
max.
Meg szerencse, hogy mem
.fedeztek fel valami nagy dol
got, amt alelnok koraban KEEL
lett volna mUvelni, inert abban
az idoben mar kozismert en-
ber volt es mint olyant, a nem-
zet allandoan figyelte.
Az igazsag az, hogy Charles
Curtis nagyon kozepes tehet-
segu politikus volt, aki eppen
azert lett egyizben az orszag
alelnoke, inert teljesen szinte-
len ember volt.
Alelnoki poziciojat joforman
csak hiusaganak a kielegitese-
re hasznalta es a sok tehetseg-
telen elnok es aleln0k kOzt, a
kikkel a sors ezt a hazat idaig
megverte, tehetsegtelensegben
a palmat valoszinuleg Charles
Curtis vitte volna el, dacara
Hardingnak, Coolidgenak meg
Hoovernak.
Kul0nos karara mem volt a
nemzetnek, eppen azert, inert
tehetsegtelen es teljesen szin-
telen ember volt es eszunkbe
sem jut, hogy halala utan pro-
baljunk valamit felhozni a ka-
| rara. Tiszteletben tartjuk AIT
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-27
LATIN AMERIKABAN

Rooseveltnek egy beke es
barati congressusra valo meg
hivasat minden allamban ma
gyon szivesen fogadtak ugy
latszik, hogy ha ez a konferen-
cia sikeres lesz, az 0sszes anne
rikai allamok. sokkal kozelebb
jutnak egymashoz.
A multi heten a legnagyobb
esemenyt meg mindig a Para
quay puccs kepezte, amely a
kormany kezeb6l a hatalmat
kivette, a kormany tagjait
szamuzte es az elnoki szekbe,
a gyoztes hadsereg vezeret I'LL
tette. .2...
Chileben meg tart a vasuti
sztrajk, de a kormany latszo-
lag ura a helyzetnek S mem
hiszik, hogy a sztrajk a Chile
ben olyan gyakori forradalom-
NAL fog vegzodni.
Venezuelaban az vi elnok a
ket het elotti forrongas minder
koveteleset teljesitette es a
helyzet lassan megnyugszik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-27
SPANYOLORSZAGBAN

a valasztasok a radikalisok
es liberalisak csoportjanak jut-
tattak a gy6zelmet, ami mem
kis meglepetest okozott egesz
Europaban.
A konzervativok, a kiralypar-
tiak a katholikus-partiak olyan
terrort fejtettek XII az utolso
evekben, hogy a spanyol for
radalom minden igazi cred
menyet visszavettek a proletar
osztalytol es politikai okokbol
az emberek tizezreit tartottak
b0rt0nben.
A valasztas szenvedelyes volt,
negyvenen megserultek es nyol-
can meghaltak a verekedesben
de a kormanyterror a nepet
mem birta a valasztasi urnak-
tol tavol tartani.
Az eddig uralkodo terrort a
legjobban jellemzi, hogy a
gyoztes radikalisak harminc-
otezer politikai fogoly saba
don bocsajtasat igerik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-27
SULYOS AGGODALOMMAL

neznek a feher hatalmak a
tavol-keletre, ahol Japan es
Mongolia kozt tenyleges habo-
rus allapot van, bar tennessee
tesen haborut egyik reszrol
sem uzentek.
Magaval Mongoliaval mem
sokat torodnek, hiszen a leg
tobb ember ait is alig tudja,
hogy olyan allan van a villa
gon, de Mongolia vedelmeben
elobb-utobb megmozdul a Sow
jet, ami aztan k0nnyen langba
borithatja az egesz vilagot.
Mongolia a Soviet vedn0k-
sege alatt all, annak elfogla-
lasa Japant teljesen oda vim
ne a sziberiai hatarra, amt az
orosz kormany nem turhet.
Idaig is voltak mar merges
jegyzek-valtasok a Soviet es
Japan kozt, amelyek sok cred
menyre mem vezettek.
K0zben Kinaban is egyre
nehezebb lesz a helyzet, inert
a kommunistak altal meg
szallt videkek lakossagat Japan
ellen izgatjak azok sok IL
gatasra mem is szorulnak. vi
szont a "kommunizmus ter
ljedese" ujabb okot fog ADM
Japannak, hogy ujabb es ma
gyobb darabokat szeljen lie
Kinabol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-27
A HARMAS SZ0VETSEG

visszaallitasarol s beszelt az
egesz Europa a mutt heten,
inert a nemet birodalom alli-
tolag csatlakozott ahhoz a ba-
rati egyezseghez, amely az
olasz, osztrak es magyar kor-
manyok kozt fennallt az utol-
SO tiz honapban.
Bar a szovetseg visszaallita-
sat erosen cafoltak, tagadha-
Italian, hogy a .gy6ztes ALA
mok magatartasa a legazolt
nepeket egymas melle sodorja,
akik szivesen keresnek baratot
es szovetsegest Lengyelorszag-
ban es Olaszorszagban.
Magyar szempontbol csupan
azert sajnalatos ez a fordulat
es ez az auando tendencia,
inert Magyarorszagon egeszse-
ges elet megis csak akkor le-
het, ha a szomszedos allamok-
kal meg tud voltakeppen
egyezni.
Termeszetes, hogy egyszer ha
a Duna-medence SOrsa Ell leS2
intezve, akkor ilyen terme.
szetu megallapodasok is re.
WHO ala keriilnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-27
EUR0PABAN
MEGBENULTAK

a beketOrekvesek S minden
allamban esztelenul a kovetke-
zo es allitolag par even belul
biztosan bekovetkezo ,haborura
keszulnek.
A Liga a posztjat joforman
teljesen oft hagyta, miutan
MussoIinival kikezdeni mem
akartak es az olajbojkott elol
kitertek.
Ugy latszik, hogy egyelore az
afrikai hadjarat ugyebe mem
is akarnak avatkozni, hanem
a tovabbi haboru sorsat rabiz-
Yak az idore.
A Liga nyolc het el6tt tekin-
tellyel birt es eros volt, inert
Anglia es Franeiaorszag kor-
manyai ait fentartas neIkul To-
doztek, ugy latszik azonban,
hogy az vi angol kulpolitika
egyeni akciot akar inkabb
folytatni, dacara annak, hogy
Eden lett az vi kulugyminisz-
ter, aki a Ligan keresztul
probalta Olaszorszag diktatorat
megtorni..
Ilyen oriasi 0sszeget, vagy
ennek csak a ketharmadat sem
kerte soha az angol kormany
bekes idokben ilyen celokra, S
ebbol k0vetkeztetik, hogy a
haborus kilatasok mem kepez-
mex tisztan remlatast.
Es ha a koltsegvetes soran a
kormanyt tamadjak, a kom-
munista partot kiveve minden
kepviselo inkabb AIT hanyja
szemre, hogy a hadsereg es
a navy kiepitesevel idaig var
tax allitolag elkestek, inert
a nemet ropil6-osztag erosebh
az angolnal.