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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-01-07
LADIES AID TO MEET

The Ladies Aid of the Presbyteri
AN church will meet Thursday,
January IA at the home OF Mrs.
EtRAAe1 lsnaA.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-01-07

Mr.. and Mrs Fred A. Mayo son,
Morris, and daughter, Shirley, left
Tuesday for Superior. Montana.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-13
----ByPap

out that the front gate of Forbes Field is wide open and a reception committee is waiting for Gabby, to talk over terms for managing the Pittsburgh Pirates. Pie Traynor is definitely through in Pittsburgh, they are certain. And Gabby is just the man the Pirates need.
 Let's hope Hartnett does not wind up like the young man who sat home night after night because his friends figured he was so popular it was useless to invite him out. Gabby has been wearing the mask and pads behind the plate for the Cubs since 1922. He still is a great catcher and a glance at the battling records reveals that he is leading his teammates in hitting.
 But catching is getting to be more of a task as Gabby packs on extra poundage He doesn't want to wait until he is kicked out before he gets settled for the future. The time to take care of that is right now. l
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-13
By ROBBIN COONS

FUNCHAL, Madeira, Aug. 13. - In this city lives leatherly little Portuguese by the name of Antonio Cabegada who whips himself into fighting trim by lugging a heavy carrinho up mountain side.
 A carrinho, if you're not up on your Portuguese, is a basket sledge used for steep descents. The one must" on the list of every visitor to Madeira is a trip up the noun tain to Ribeiro Eric Heights and then the Smile slide down the steep cobble-stoned runway to the city of Funchal. This affords one of the main amusements-sleddi among palm trees, and without snow. To Antonio Cabegada it affords not only an excellent conditioner for boxing, but a few extra escudos for his purse as well.
 s I have gone to no small amount of trouble in my travels to many foreign ports of call to look up box CTS and to observe of close range their methods of preparing for a boxing match, but never before have I come across one, and classy one at that, who whips himself into fighting condition by climbing a mountain side with a carrinho on his shoulders after having guided his two or three passengers down the long, steep incline in same.
 Natives of Madeira are tremen- dously proud of Antonio, and right fully so, for he is the greatest boxer ever developed on this 27xl4mile island several hundred miles off the west coast of Africa Not long ago Antonio made a voyage to Lisbon, Portugal, and knocked out the fea- Overweight champion of Southern Europe. On his return to Funchal most of the island population turned out for a demonstration.
 Antonio is 21 years old and scales 125, and has the durability of a pack mule. He is endowed with more than a fair amount of boxing skill and is murderous left-hand- ed puncher who clubs his opponents to the canvas in much tine manner iof Jack Dempsey in his prime.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-13
Sport
 SLNzIfS

It seems that everyone except Gabby Hartnett himself knows that the veteran catcher of the Chicago Cubs will be a big league manager next season. Those who have in side dope" can't quite agree just which club Gabby will guide but they start with the Cubs and go right on down the list.
 They whisper that Hartnett will step into Charlie Grimm's shoes at the close of the current season IF (that big little word again the Cubs win the pennant. Good Time Charlie is slated for an executive position, they have figured, because his misery" will not permit him to remain in the dugout with the team. Grimm's recent illness open ed the way for a test of Hartnett in the role of manager It must he admitted H ar t n e t did better than all right.
 If Gabby does not take over the reins in Chicago he will be in the drivers seat in New York. That's it-Gabby Hartnett, manager of the New York Giants! What about Bill Terry? That's easy. Terry. the gos- sips would have you believe, is about to step into an executive position in the Giants front office where his well known business talents will be given full play.
 Others fin the know" will point
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-13
MOOSE ANNEX
 MUCH DELAYED
 BALL SCRAMBLE
Padded Elks Team Dribbles Away Counterfeit Contest
 -Dallying for Drizzle

Dry weather at gametime last eve ming, didn't mean thing to the suruerranean tiks, who waited for rain before appearing at Firemen's Park to burrow little deeper in the Gastineau Oh a n n el League standings. Nine Moose were on the field at 6 o'clock, but only one of the purple-clad athletes, Jimmy Orme, who spent a lonesome Is min utes on the bench waiting for the next Antler, Molly MacSpadden, toarrive.
 Time marched on, while the Moose tucked away little batting practice, then after all but a few die-hard fans had drifted back to their firesides, and bank of show er-bearing clouds rolled up from the South, Manager Simmons and lour more of the Elk legion, plus Catcher Red Gray, borrowed from Douglas, struggled onto the field.
 Soft-hearted league officials ig- nored Section One, Rule 24 of the official baseball code, which states that a game shall be forfeited if a complete team of either club fails to appear upon the field within five minutes of the hour for the begin ming of the game. Instead they scurried about the Park, pressing fans and umpires into service for the lackadaisical Purples, and fi- nally rounded up nine men to fill the Elks' posts and get the game under way, forty minutes late.
 The Elks and Moose then pro- ceeded to clown for another hour and a quarter, reeling off scram- bled version of the national pas time during which six Moose rep resentatives circled the bases, while only a quartette of B. P. O prox- ies were granted the privilege of tagging the platter.
 Details of the play are too in- volved to relate, but the spasm is counted as an official Channel League contest, the playoff of the tilt postponed from July ', and puts the Moose one-half game closer in the standings to the Douglas Is- flanders, second-half leaders.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-13
THE SUMMARY

Stolen bases: Simmons, Novel;, Werner, Haglund, Snow, two base hits: Novel; MacSpadden, Kimball 3; home run, Snow; runs batted in:
 Marcum, Snow 2 ,Kimball 2, Smith; innings pitched by Hagerup 3, Gray 2, Nowell 1, Kimball 6, Grummett l; at bat against Hagerup IS, Gray ', Nowell 5, Kimball 24, Grummett 5; hits off Hagerup 6, Gray 3, Now ell 2, Kimball 5; runs off Hagerup 6, Kimball 2, Grummett 2; earned runs off Hagerup 5; charge defeat to Hagerup; credit victory to Kim ball; struck out by Hagerup 1, Gray l, Kimball 6, Grummett 1; walked
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-13
George Bresnahan
 Picks AI-AnleriCa

IOWA CITY, Ia., Aug. 13.-Only three Big Ten per1<'mers Sam Stoller of Michigan, Donald Lash of Indiana and DavS Albritton of Ohio State-were named on an all-Amer- ica track team( picked by George Bresnahan, Unive IS ty of Iowa coach.
 John Woodruff, Pittsburgh's great negro ace, and Forrest Towns of Georgia, both Olympic athletes, and five west coast stars were included on the list.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-13
Hunter Awaits
 His 63rd Season

SCOTTSBLUFF, Neb., Aug. 13- Peter O'Shea, sage of Scottsbluff, is getting ready for his 63rd hunting season.
 Now 73 years old, O'Shea first hunted in 1874, at the age of 10.
 His first gun was a muzzleloader, and the game he chased was plen- tiful-but because of poor cold storage" facilities hunters didn't seek the limit.
 He's still a match for any man with a gun, despite the years. Says O'Shea:
 T can still keep up with any hunter. But my weight hinders me on boggy ground"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-13
Succeeds Too We'll

WHITEHALL, Mont, Aug. l2.- Ralph Dickinson, forest supervisor, has documents to show that Monte Blue, his Maltese cat, has led 25 years of exciting life.
 Born at Jericho, Mont, in April, 1912, Monte ran away from home for winter, once was caught in a coyote trap, spent winter in Flor ida, tried to swallow fish hook, suffered a fractured tail, and has killed scores of mountain rats.
 She is toothless now, but she still can whip Toughy, the Dick inson dog.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-13
Clean Sweep in
 AN-Star HOnOrs

BOULDER, Col, Aug. 13.-Byron White, Colorado Uniyersity's best athlete and star scholar. finished the year with clean sweep of all- star honors.
 White, hard-hitting third base man, was named to the utility post on the all-Rocky Mouptain team. He was all-conference quarterback in football last fall and an all- conference basketball guard.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-13
WANTS
 GRID POSITION

MADISON, Wls,, Aug. 13.-Rudolf Jegart, the towering sculptor who sold shares of stock in himself to finance tour of Europes art cen ters, is a candidate for an end po- sition on the 1887 University of Wisconsin football team.
 Jegart, Milwaukee lad who measures feet inches, reported to Coach Harry Stubldreher for spring practice and announced he
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-13

by Hagerup-Haglund, Grummett; Walked by Kimball - Duckworth; walked by Grummett Simmons, Marcum; hit by pitched balls: Sim mons, MacSpadden by Kimball; {; passed ball, Hawkins; left on bases :: Elks 6, Moose 4; time of game, l hour 15 minutes; umpire, Frank Heinke; Scorer, Clark
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-13

was prepared to prove there is some relation between football and sculp- ture.
 Football he said, "is true ex- ample of kinetic sculpture because it attempts to portray movement and volume.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-13

profession. He wants to be blind athletic instructor for blind stu dents.
 Hahn, with 6 per cent vision in his right eye only, is well on the way toward his goal He was grad uated from the Vancouver tWasf) school for the blind.
 Athletically, he specializes in the 00-yard dash and the high jump.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-13
NAvY'S COACH
 FINDS BOXER IN
 STRANGE PLACE

Spike Webb, boxing coach at the U. s. Naval Academy and tutor of the American Olympic fistic forces from 1920 to 1882, is cruising in foreign waters on the U.S.S. Wyoming - and in cidentally picking up pointers On affairs pugilistic. Here he teuls of one of his strange dis coveries.)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-13
"Tolan" and "Owens'' Both Win

BRISBANE, Australia, Aug. 13- Two consistent winners in Aus tralia and New Zealand are Eddie Tolan and Jesse Owens-they are race horses named after the Olym- pic champions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-13
SPECIAL MEETING

Women of the Moose will meet at the home of Senior Regent Me- Kinnon, 11th and D Sts. Friday night at 8 o'clock to discuss the Con- cession at the Fair.
 GERTIE OLSEN, adv. Recorder.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-13
WILL COACH
 BLIND TEAMS

PULLMAN, V 6 il !, Aug. 13. - Chaunsey Hahn, 22-year-old Wash ington State College student, has an almost clear field in his chosen
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-13
THE BOX SCORE

Replaced Simmons in last of second. "*-Playfully strolled back into the game to hit Tor MacSpadden in seventh inning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-13
NOTICE

NOTICE After this date I will not be res ponsible for any bills contracted by my wife. adv. 8-12-37 MORRIS TONGARD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-13
Odd Facts of OLD BOSTON

IO'HGH or oLD spNMfN ACTUALLY WORKS FOR 1000 BIsT oM wHv A P0STARkED N0T LATtR IHAM
 STAH0NA BOSTON MASS
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-17

THIS happy Scout portrayed Rockwes painting for the
poster of the National Scout aboree plhes the p
friendship which will be the lot OF 25OVV Ivy
of other lands $50 acres at
D. c. loaned them by Congress for their Jamboee from June
July Washington Monument tented CITY VIM
greatest demonstration of Scouting ever hei IN IN.
new world The national and President Roosev
large throngs the nations capital Otner ppa
the Washington Monument on t-
evenng of July brotherhood pageant to be held IN con-
nec;cn with the closing campfire
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-17

Suffering a fractured skull and a
broken arm in a fall from the
porch of his home in Cleveland,
Iris Speaker, one-time Gray
Eagle" of baseball, was taken to
a hospital in a serious condition.
Speaker, generally considered the
greatestscenter fielder OF all time,
is boxing commissioner of Cleve-
land
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-17

Pictured in hearing City, where he replying
charges of plotting regime
Trotzy (bearded and his attorney Albert Goldman The
rher ac Dorgan
Boston, said that Dr. John Dewey
conducting has been identified with the
Frontan insncere in this investigations"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-17

Josef Lhevinne, famous Russian
pianist, who recently became an
American citizen, is shown on ar
rival in New York after completion
of a European concert tour. "A lot
of fishing and rest" is next on the
program, he said. :
Central Press)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-17

Long brother King
Rumana Nicholas morganic wife, Deetj
daughter
Carols repeated refusas Nicholas right
Nicholas young
20 throne,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
MEM FOKOZTA
A HANGULATOT

a mindig reakcios National
Chamber of Commerce, a to-
keseknek ez a leghatalmasabb
szervezete a multi heten, mikor
azzal ALT elo a lapokban, hogy
a munkatlanokat SOFIA mem
fogja az ipar felszivni.
A tokesek szerint harom mil
lio "alkalmazhatatlan" ember
van az orszagban, akik reszben
oregek a munkara, reszben
mem akarnak dolgozni" S csak
eppen AIT nem ajanlottak,
hogy ezt a harom millio en-
bert fojtsuk be a tengerbe.
Ha egyszer a gyarosok $40
vetsege es az orszagos kereske-
delmi kamara valArni pro-
gressziv javaslattal allnanak
el6, hogy a nincstelenekkel mi
tortenjek, valoban bek0vetkez.
/ mex a millennium ebben a ha.
zaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
AMERlkAl magyar HIRLAp

Az epuletanyag dragasaga es
a munkaberek aranytalansaga
tart vissza mindenkit, aminek
az a kovetkezmenye is meg
van, hogy a hazberek elvisel-
hetetlenul felmennek.
A termesarak jok voltak
idaig, de eppen lit lenne az
ideje, hogy a tulzott tozsde-
spekulaciokba belenyuljanak a
kormany reszer6l, inert a multi
heten a termeny-t0zsden az
arakat mem a termes, hanem a
spekulansok hajtottak tulsa
gosan magasra. Es ebbol az
emekeldesbol a farmer semmit
mem latott.
Az ertekt6zsden az arak to-
vabb estek, inert az "uzlet" te-
7e van nyugtalansaggal S inert
ait hiszik, hogy az oszre vart
nagy boom mem fog eljonni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
EGY NEMZETI SZEGYEN

megszunik, hogy azonnal egy
mask nemzeti szegyennel alan
dekozzanak meg benniinket.
Georgia allan nepe olyan
felhaborodassal fogadta a me-
gyei bortonorok ajanlatat, a
mely csak ait kerte, hogy a ra-
box korbacsolasat ismet enge-
delyezzek a szamukra, hogy a
k0zfelhaborodas elsopri a vilag-
szerte hirhedt es gyalazatos
georgia. "chain gang"-et.
Mikor azonban 0romrnel We
szi fnindenki, hogy szabadu-
lunk vegre ett6l a szegyent6l,
ugyanakkor AIT jelentik a Del
r0l, hogy a gyalazatos emleku
Ku Klux Klan egy-ket allam-
ban ismet elterjed es hogy az
egesz orszagban ujra akarjak
SzerveZni.
Hihet0, .hogy ezuttal eros ell
lentallasra fognak talalni Is a
nagyszabasu terv inkabb csak
egy komisz es becstelen remeny
seq fog maradni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
AZ OSSZEOMLOTT
ACELSZTRAJK

utohangjait a Federal Labor
Board ket csoportja elott
hallgatjak jelenleg.
Meg mindig folynak S latszo
lag mem is k0zelednek a vege-
hez a hirhedt National Steel
Corporation elleni panaszok,
amelyek szerint terror van a
vallalat gyaraban Weirtonban
S hogy a gyar a munkasok el-
len valosagos "hatchet-ganget'
alkalmaz.
Ugyancsak folynak a kihall-
gatasok a Bethlehem elleni pa
naszok igyeben es az eddigi XII
hallgatasok utan ugy latszik
hogy a munkasoknak minden
joguk es okuk meg van a pa.
naszra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
S A HABORUS
KESZULODESEKBE

es fegyverkezesekbe valosag-
gal beletebolyult europai kor-
manyok mem veszik eszre, hogy
a gazdasagi katasztrofak tuz-
hanyoin tancolnak.
Mikozben a francia hadgya-
korlatok utan Anglia vezerka-
ra kijelentette, hogy a francia
hadsereget mem lehet meg
verni'', a francia frank lecsu-
szott ertekenek a felere S nap
nap utan ujabb melysegek Or
venylenek el6tte.
A francia tokes a munkassa-
got okolja es francia kiadas-
ban Ku Klux Klant szervez ell
lene, inert a torvenyben bizto-
sitott negyven oras munkahe-
tet vissza akarja zsarolni, a
francia munkas pedig ramutat
ARA tenyre, hogy a t6ke meme
kill az orszagbol, hogy az eset-
leges haboru elol biztonsagot
keressen a kulf0ldon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
LAPKEPVISEL0INK

akik minden tekintetben az
"Amerikai Magyar Hirlap' ne
veben elofizetsseket, hirdetese-
ket felvehetnek es hivatalosan
nyugtazhatnak, a kovetkez6k:
RESS JOSEF a varosi iroda-
ban talalhato, 4O8 w. Fede-
raj st. es 35 South Portland
Ave, Youngstown, O.
BUNCSI JANOS, 925 Stiles
Ave, Youngstown, o.
GAGYI JANOS, 1926 Weston
Ave, Youngstown, o.
SHAMU GYORGY, II Shady
Ave, Sharon, Pa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23

kok nelkiil, de ANIMAL eredme-
nyesebben folytatjak S AIT re-
melik, hogy ezek a kilengesek
kimennek a divatbol.
Erdekes ilyen lilo sztrajk ert
veget a multi heten, mikor
New Yorkban egy szivargyar
munkasai 159 napi Jl6sztrajk
utan kivonultak a gyarbol, mi
el6tt a gyartulajdonos hajlan-
do lett volna veluk targyalni.
A sztrajkvezerek egyszeruen
bejelentettek, hogy "sick and
tired" lettek az ulestol. A XII
vonulas utan a targyalast azon
nal felvettek es a napokban
meg fognak egyezni.
Nagyobb sztrajk fenyeget
ere a hetre a butoriparban S
ha Grand Rapidsen, a butor-
ipar hires kDzpontjaban az
osszes munkasok kimennek
ez a sztrajk valoszinuleg az
egesz orszagban XII fog ere az
iparra terjedni
A ket szervezet vezerkara
most inkabb a Labor BoarC
elott folytatja a reakcios gya'
rosOk ellen a kiizdelmet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23

hogy altalanos europai haboru
ne robbanjon XII a dologbol,
amire Anglia felkeszulve min
csen meg.
Ha a franciak meg mem un-
jak a jatekot es a hataraikat
nem fogjak a lojalistak szama-
ra megnyitni, akkor Mussolini
es Hitler csapatai legazoljak
par honap alatt a szerencset-
len, .elarult orszagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
.NINCS TOBBE
KEPMUTATAS

mines tobbe alsemlegesseg S
nyiltan valljak Europaban,
hogy a t0rvenyes spanyol kor-
many idegen allampk meg
szallo csapataival all szemben,
akik arulo spanyolok kaloz-lo-
bogoja alatt vonultak be- Spa
nyolorszagba.
Mussolini es Hitler hadihajoi
a multi heten a kaloz sub
marinokat nyiltan kisertek,
hogy azoknak bajuk ne essex
es Olaszorszagban az "onken-
teseket" Macy szamban soroz-
Yak.
Anglia habozasa es ketkula-
csos politikaja ismet elszami-
totta magat, ahogy e1szamitot-
ia magat az abyssiniai kerdes-
ben.
Ha negengedte volna ide-
jeben, hogy a francia es az
orosz kormanyok erelyesen til
takozzanak az olasz es nemet
"0nkentesek" ellen, akkor a
spanyol polgarhaborubol mem
lett volna megszallas. Ma mar
az olasz diktator keptelen XII
vonulni a spanyol kalandbol,
inert otthon az erkolcsi vereSe-
get mem tudna lenyelni ma
mar haborun Xviii semmifele
erelyes beavatkozas mem bir-
hatna ilyen lepesre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
Az EGYETEMI ENEKKAR
ISMET AMERIKABA JON

J.. J. Vincent, new york.
impreszario, aki nemregen teri
vissza Budapestr6l, ezuton je-
lenti, hogy a jovo szezonra le-
szerzodtette a Budapest Egye-
temi Enekkart.
A korus a multi szezonban
Macy sikerrel szerepelt az Egye-
silt Allamokban, rovid husz
nap alatt husz koncertet kels
lett adniok. S az osszes anne
rikai es magyar zenekrftikusok
egyhangulag a legnagyobb ell
ragadtatassal irtak roluk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23

kelll takarodni rovidesen XII
nabol, inert a hatalmas piacot
Japan foglalja lie maganak.
A jelenleg folyo iitkozetekben
a feher nemzetisegek befekte-
teseit es vagyonait egyaltalan
mem kimelik, a feher koruna
nyok Observation-Disclosures XII
viii hagyjak mindket oldalrol,
a haboru tehat mindenkeppen
AIT jelenti, hogy a feher nagy-
hatalmaknak tobbe mines oft
NIT keresni.
Kina AIT latja, hogy a Mem
zetek Ligaja egyebkent is telje-
sen tehetetlen, kis ujjat sem
fogja megmozditani, hogy elet-
halal harcaban megvedje, mem
lesz hat semmi Okla a j0voben,
hogy a fehereket kulon0sen
SZereSSe.
Japan ,viszont AIT latja, hogy
a vilag leghatalmasabb nem-
zetei nem mernek az utjaba
allni, mikor az angolok, az
amerikaiak es a franciak erte-
keit rombolja, termeszetes hat
hogy a jovoben sem fog eek
kel a kormanyokkal sokat to.
r6dni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
Az OLASZ-SPANYOL
HABORU

ismet "valsagot" okozott
Europaban a multi heten. A
spanyol kormany szinten a Lii
CANAL keresett vedelmet bar
ezuttal kivetelesen megenged-
tex, hogy bepanaszolja nyil-
vanosan az olasz diktatort, We
delmet termeszetesen oft mem
fog talalni.
Kozben Anglia es Francia-
orszag hadi flottaja a Fold
kozi tengeren a kaloz tenger-
alatt jaro haj6k ellen a klzdel-
met felvette, most azonban ez
a bujocska vi fejezethez fog
erkezni.
Most az olasz submarinokat
Mussolini egyszeruen "eladja''
Franconak es ICY a tengeralat-
tik a felkelok kaloz-lobogoja
alatt fognak mlkodni.
Minthogy egyebkent Mussoli-
nj megsertodott a multi heten
inert a Foldkozi tengeren val6
rendfenntartasban neki elee
nagy szerepet mem adtak, veg.
leg levetette magarol az al
arcot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
iii E I'll s " ID NJ lie

Lassan kideriil, hogy a hir-
hedt Johnstown Committee-t
nagyobbara a Bethlehem gyar
penzelte hogy Johnstown
harcias polgarmesterenek a
koltsegeit is a gyar fizette.
A kihallgatasok nyoman bi-
zonyos jozanodas mutatkozik
az "iparkapitanyok" reszer6l
remelni lehet, hogy a munka.
sok tovabbi szervezeSe ellen
''hatchet-gang"- "-eket alkalmaz.
nj mem fognak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
ES A REAKCI0S ANGOL

kormany, amely az angol to-
kesek befekteteseinek az erde-
keben titokban a Franco gy6-
zelmet kivanta, ketsegbeesve
es kapkodva latja, hogy mi tor
tenik, ha olasz invazio lesz a
gy6ztes Spanyolorszag agban.
Olaszorszag es Nemetorszag
reszben a francia gyarmatok
hadseregenek az utjat tudja
maid elallni, reszben Gibraltar
raj szemben fognak ellen-er6-
diteseket csinalni.
S mindezek tetejebe alland6
er6fesziteseket kell csinalniok,