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Evening star., 1937-02-28
WILD LIFE CONFERENCE
WILL OPEN TOMORROW
J. N. (Ding) Darling Will Pre-
side at 4-Day Session in
st. Louis.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, February 27.-Con-
servation Of animal and bird wild life
on the North American Continent will
be discussed at a four-day convention
beginning here Monday.
A permanent organization of the
General Wild Life Federation will be
effected.
j. N. Oing) Darling, cartoonist and
former chief of the United States
Biological Survey, was named tempo
rary chairman of the federation at
its first meeting in Washington year
ago. That meeting was held at the
call of President Roosevelt.
Canada and Mexico will be repre-
sented as we'll as the United States.
Nearly 100 speakers are on the pro-
gram. Included are Darling, Secre-
tary Of Agriculture Henry L. Wallace,
Hoyes Lloyd, supervisor of wild life in
Canadian national parks, and Juan
zinzer Of Mexico City.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
GERALDINE FARRAR
WILL BE SIS TOMORROW
Famous Soprano Says She Is Con-
tent to Be Silent and Enjoy
Songs of Others.

By the Associated Press.
RIDGEFIELD, Conn, February 81.
Miss Geraldine Farrar, the famous
soprano. reached the eve of her
55th birthday anniversary tonight
quite content" to be silent and en-
Joy the songs of others.
Her singing voice, she said, would
play no part in her anniversary cele-
bration tomorrow. She has sung lit
tie since her retirement from the
concert stage in 1882.
"Fifty-flve is good age to enjoy
Others" the singer commented. II
have my regular seat at the opera on
Saturdays, and that is enc gh."
Miss Farrar will be honor guest at
a birthday party tomorrow. arranged
by her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P.
Gilmour of Sanford Conn. Members
Of her professional family circle"
will attend.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
SOLVES 0VERCROWDING
Moscow Zoo Distri butes Pets to
Children ON Lottery Basis.

Children on Lottery Basis.
MOSCOW, February 27 CP).-The
Moscow Zoo. one of the largest and
most frequented in the world, has
solved the problem of its excess ami
NAL and bird population by dis
tributing young pets to children on
a lottery basis.
The scheme has proved extremely
embarrassing to parents of many chill
dren who drew young bears. wild pigs,
large birds and other pets" which
they could not accommodate in their
crsmped living quarters.
So many protests came in that the
zoo had to agree to exchange such
pets for smaller animals and birds.
Some $500 animals and birds were
thus distributed.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
More Phones Installed.

More telephones were installed in
Britain last year than in any previous
tWelyemonth.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
RED CROSS COURSE
Home Hygiene Glasses Still Open
to Public.

to Public.
The District of Columbia Chapter
Of the American Red Cross yesterday
announced that opportunity still re-
mains for enrolment in the morning
class in home hygiene and care Of
the sick.
Miss Caroline E. Thompson is the
instructor of the class, which is meet
ing on Monday and Wednesday morn
ings for six weeks at the chapter house,
1880 E street.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-22

Riverside Standards" at ex-
traordinary low prices! Get all
the savings of Standards" low
cost per mile plus a guarantee
that has no time or mileage limit!
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-12-15
THE DEMOCRATIC DRAMA
(New York Times)

Any election is enough to set one to thinking, maybe a bit wist fully, about democracy. The strug gle for freedom is like youth ful courtship, full of fire and poetry. Young Loshinvar comes out of the West, swings Universal Suffrage neatly into the saddle, leans over to tighten the Bill of Rights, and with the Australian Ballot in his teeth gallops across the moors and into the Esk River. Bugles blare and the drums beat, and bullets sing about the ears of ragged men. The British infan- try are moving doggedly up the slopes of Breeds Hill; Lincoln rises to speak at Gettysburg-an unimportant speech, he thinks, but President must say at least a few perfunctory words; the Suffragsts are annoying Presi- dent Wilson by picketing the White House. But the victory is won at last, and then the rom ance is like suburban household pheasant, peaceful, little hum drum, with bills to pay, Johnny's teeth to be strengthened and the problem of getting father down to the 7:58 every working morn ing.
 Democratic elections often lack the outward drama and We try 10 make up for the lack by ex- agger ating personalities and stres sing heavily the clash of ideas. But since political parades have largely gone out, democracy has nothing to compare with the goose-stepping, the saluting, the thump and blare, the spinal ap- peal of autocr4tic Governments Yet inwardly there is drama of high order when a people gov erns itself. Our freedom is no accident. Some lines of Lowell's s Comemoration Ode finger in the memory:
 Many in sad faith sought for her, Many with crossed hands sighed
 for her;
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-12-15

But these, our brothers, fought
 for her,
 At Hfe's dear peril wrought for
 her,
 So loved her that they died for
 her.
 The Truth" of which Lowell wrote is this democratic liberty which we now exercise by going, however prosaically, to the polls.
 Yes, there is drama in the strag gling lines of voters walking not marching, not pounding the earth with hobnailed boots brot down in unison, saluting no fatu- ouSly self-satiSfied dictator-go- ing to the polling places. Con- sider its deeper meanings; in them ay be found the victories and aspirations of democracy for generations past and to come. With the secret ballot, freely cast, We say that men are men and women are women, not ants, not bees, individuals, members of the State, but not its slaves.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-12-15
/" s o U R GU CHI "
 STATIONERY

That unique and humorous and typical Alaskan stationery "Sourdough Roadhouse Letter heads and Envelopes, have been brought strictly uptodate, and are now available at the Nugget off, ce.
 Write to your friends and re!a- lives on the Outside, using Sour. ough Stationery. They'll get a biz kick out of it.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-12-15
Washington News Letter
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 on which it ran on the rails of the Canadian National Railway to Hazelton. At Hazelton the standard wheels were replaced and it followed the existing road to Vancouver. B. C., and across the line into Seattle. The route then followed the highway across the continent via Chicago to New Yonk City and Washington. D. c.
 The trip was made in a Dod- ge truck, on the sides of which were signs reading "Alaska-Can ada-United States, Good Will Trail-Blazing Tour, and was sponsored by the Dodge Brothers Corporation. The loge of the trpi shows the driving time was 138 hours and the mileage covered totaled 4,878 miles. Operating personnel for the truck were w. T. Walsh, who was in char ge, John Gates, photographer, and Al Radero, driver. The net load totaled approximately four tons.
 Dr. Tikhon Lavrischeff, re- search associate of the Univer- sity of Alaska, was decorated for scientific achievement by the American International Academy of Arts and Sciences at a meet ing held recently in Washington D. c. Dr. Lavrischeff was en- |ployed as teacher in the Indian Service in Alaska for a number of years. He is now engaged in developing a historical research project for the Territory under the auspices of the University of Alaska.
 Mrs. Nels Ulander and daught CT Margaret of Ketchikan, called at the Delegates office Novem- Der 10. They recently returned to this country from a two-mon- ths' visit with relatives and friends in Sweden.
 Joseph A. McDon aid, United States Marshal for the Fourth Division, accompanied by Mrs. Macdonald and his nephew Ger ard MacGregor, arrived in Wash ington for a short visit.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-12-15
Do You Know Any?

Ina Iirie5 haze been rece::v ed by 1T Office Cf the Gov ernor al Juneau. Alaska, regarding tha following persons supposed to be in Alaska.
 George H. Bowman: Last heard of in Fairbanks about twenty years ago, supposed to be inter- ested in hotel and mine there. Sister Stella and brother Frank anxious to locate him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-12-15

Gabriel Richardson Young: A pioneer of Dawson City and Cape Nome, last heard from in Seattle in 1900 stating he was return ing to Alaska, not heard of since. His brother Graham, a newspaper man is seeking information of his whereabouts.
 Anyone having any informa- tion in regard to these people is requested to notify the Cover nor's office, Juneau, Alaska
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-12-15

J. R. Miller or Joe Ridmiller: A blacksmith who left Montana for Alaska 1916 has not been heard from since. He is Slovak- German.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-12-15

Harry Leroy Place: Six feet three inches tall, aged thirty three, brown hair, gray eyes, one foot longer than the other. Disappeared from Capistram Beach, California in 1929 and be- lieved to be somewhere in Al aska. Ii is feared he may be suff- ering from amnesia.
 Samuel E. Wagner: Last heard from three years ago from An goon, Alaska, believed to be there, Seward or in the Klondike region and to own some land or be interested in mining.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-20

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 ISLAND ONLY TO 6E MASsACPE1 6ylloSTiLE INDIANS. .-.. 5oMe SAY n4x1A FEW SURVIVORS, WANDERED OFF INTO THE WlO5 AND W6Re ADOPTED 6y A FRIENDLY TRiBE...... DIscoupAGeD 6y THIS TRA1eDx RAiEIol CANE up TIE Ill-EAT6p PROJECT
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-08
AIT JELENTI
EZ A FELBEKE. -

hogy a demokrata part tob-
be soha mem lesz egyseges,
inert ahhoz sziikseges lett vol
ma, hogy Roosevelt minden re-
form-javaslatarol lemondjon.
AIT is jelenti, hogy a deli al
lamok az elnokot oft hagyjak
hogy soha tobbe nem lesznek
osztatlanul Roosevelttel.
A del lazadasanak mem Okla
a Supreme Court, hanem az,
amirol mar tobbszor enlitest
tettiink ebben a rovatban.
Az vi deal egyik sarkalatos
pontja volt, hogy embert szi-
nalnak a legszegenyebb ember-
bol, sot ennel is tovabb men
mex es embert csinalnak a =
negerb6l.
A WPA es PWA, valamint a
relief-lisztak a negert olyan
anyagi forrashoz juttattak, a
milyent tisztesseges munkaval
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-08
A DELIEK
| EBEFOLYASANAK

lehet AIT is koszonni, hogy a
Bankhead-javaslatot ugyan
megszavaztak vegre a mutt he
ten, de a javaslat csudalatos
valtozason ment at ket ev
alatt, miota arrol elso izben
beszeltek.
Ket eve Bankhead AIT Java
sofia, hogy a szovetseg ketezer
millio dollar kolcsont adjon a
nemzet legnyomorultabb pol
garanak, a deli tenant-farmer-
max tegye ezzel lehetove,
hogy a meyer az altala miivelt
foldet megvehesse maganak.
A ketezermillio dollarbol ron
gyos - TIZMILLIO dollar
lett a mutt hetre, ami terme-
szetesen semmit mem jelent,
meg azzal a tovabbi hetvenot
millio dollarral sem, amt meg
szavaztak a tovabbi evekre.
A meyer tenant farmer (zsel-
ler) felszabaditasa termeszete-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-08
ELOKELO KULFOLDI

latogatoja volt Rooseveltnek,
akinek a jovetelet honapokkal
elobb jeleztek es aki allitolag a
"demokrata block" megbizasa-
boil, annak uzenetet hozta ma
gaval.
Mem titok, hogy Europa vi
haborura kesziil, ha mem is a
legk0zelebbi j0v6ben, hanem a
k0vetkez6 evekben es nagyon
termeszetes, hogy a ket szem-
ben all6 tabor mindegyike sze-
refine az Egyesiilt Allamok
anyagi es erkolcsi tamogatAsat
megkapni.
Az eddigi sajto propaganda
voltakeppen mar be is sodort
a francia-angol blockba ben
ntinket es ugy latszik, hogy az
amerikai nagyt6ke - a lapjai
segitsegevel - teljesen a ne
metek ellen hangolja az orsza-
got. Igaz, hogy a nemet kor-
many ehhez minden tamoga-
tasat megadja.
A jelen viszonyok kozt ter
meszetesen $40 sem lehet ar
rol, hogy Amerika formalisan
csatlakozzek valamelyik tabor
hoz, de a kormany politikaja
kepes az orszagot befejezett
teny ele allitani akar tiz e6
utan is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-08
HA A NEGER ZSELLERT

les a white-trasht) emberi
sorshoz juttatnak, hacsak leg
alabb a felet kereshetne an
nak, ami tmegkeres az ipari
munkas egy keleti allamban,
akkor az amerkai gyapot las
san leszorulna a vilagpiacrol.
Ha a meyer tenant farmer
evente mondjuk ezer dollart
tudna a csaladjaval egyiitt ke-
resni, akkor mem tudna a deli
allamok gyapotja versenyezni a
Sudan (Afrika), a mexicoi, a
braziliai es az indiai gyapottal
versenyezni S termest lie KEEL
lene csokkenteni majdnem a
felere.
Ez csak az elso pillanatra je-
lentene veszteseget nemzetgaz-
dasagi szempontbol, inert ha a
meyer evi haromszaz dollar he
lyett ezret tudna keresni,
olyan fogyasztoja lenne az Or
szag iparanak es kereskedel-
menek, ami ezt a piac-vesztese-
get potolna.
A delen azonban ezt mem
akarjak belatni, reszben, inert
kenyelmesebb, ha oft a fekete
rabszolga, reszben inert a fehe-
rex mem lennenek boldogok,
ha a meyer vegre igazan sza-
bad polgara lenne e hazanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-08

(Folytatas a ak oldalrol)
atvenne es elraktarozna, amt
aztan Silk esztend6k szin-
ten eszszeru aron adnanakna
piacra.
Ezzel elkeriilnek az arak
Macy hullamzasat es a f0ldmu-
YES sem bo, sem szuk eszten-
doben t0nkre mem jutna.
Letargyaljak = ugyancsak
erosen lenyuzott formaban =
a kormanyzat masineriajanak
az atszervezeset ezen a teren
sem fogja az elnok a kivansa-
gait teljes mertekben meg
kapni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-08

soha mem tudott maganak a
delen szerezni s a deli feherek
e ezti,aI ztti,Iss'lya, so'hlyaa, me ,nmlegbocsajtai1i mem
fogjak.
Mem latjak meg AIT sem,
hogy a kormany intezkedesei-
vel utjat alltak a feketek k0zt
a kommunizmusnak, inert az
agyongy0tort meyer volt a leg
jobb talaja a voros eszrneknek,
A demokrata part tehat akkor
is kettle tort volna, ha a Whee-
ler-fele al-liberalis egyenek
Roosevelt ellen mem tOrnek,
inert a del nelkul a part soha
mem lehet sgyseges.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-08
MEG AZ UTOLSO
HETEKpEN

sem tudott hatarozni az an
gol kormany, inert amig a
kozhangulat es az ugynevezett
nep a spanyol kormany mel
lett volt, a Tory part koruna
nya suttyomban az olaszok
gyozelmet kivanta.
Exert szerveztek meg a nem-
zetkozi blokad-patrolt exert
szavaltak semlegessegrol, bar
jol tudtak, hogy Olaszorszag
es Nemetorszag kormanyai egy
pillanatig semlegesek mem vol
tax.
Hitler kijelentese utan azon-
ban a tory sajto is felebredt
es most mar mem dughatjak
a fejuket a homokba, latniuk
kell, hogy olasz gyozelem ese-
ten oft van Nemetorszag =;
Mussolini agyuja, neki szegezve
Gibraltar szivenek. Es ami en-
mel is sulyosabb, fascista gyo-
zelem eseten Spanyolorszag
olasz-nemet gyarmat lenne, a
melyben az Oft befektetett IL
zenhatezer millio angol dollar
max mem lenne jo sorsa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-08
AZ ERTEKEK KILENGEsE


mem lesz allando es attol
sem kell megijedni, hogy a bu-
"a ara valosaggal tornazik, de
att6l sem, hogy az ertekpapi-
rok vi melysegekbe zuhantak.
Az aratas jo, a buzafelesle-
giinket a kulf0ldnek ell tudjuk
adni jo aron, dacara annak,
hogy a haborus v6szhirek ire
sen Ell fognak puffani.
Az ertekpapirok arhullam-
zasai mogott politikai man6-
verek bujnak meg es nagy re
sze van az esesben annak is,
hogy az eur6pai tokesek az
amerikai papirjaikat eladjak,
inert a sztrajkok hirei mire
Europaig eljutnak forradal-
makat festenek ebben az or
szagban.
A gazdasagi helyzettel kap-
csolatban AIT ismeteljiik, arnit
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-08
HA A KET DIKTATORRAI

mem birnak es ha a francia
kormanynak ezt a fenyegeteset
a francia, angol es orosz kor-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-08
EPPEN ILYEN
KELLEMETLEN

barati nyilatkozat erte meg
lepetes szeriien a CIO-t a multi
heten a kiilf0ldr6l, mikor a
mexicoi munkas szervezetek
szovetsege tudatta, hogy csat-
lakozni kivan Lewiston.
Mexico k0zelsege es a ket
allan politikajanak allando
utk0zese mem teszi kivanatos-
sa, hogy nemzetk0zi munkas-
szervezet letezzek a ket allan
kozt S ha ez a szoros sz0vetseg
letre jon, sok Okla lesz az
amerikai munkasnak a barat-
sagot megbanni.
Hamarosan az a vad erheti
es fogja erni mindkett6t, hogy
penzevel es hatalmaval idegen
allan igyeibe avatkozik, hi
szen manapsag egy jo Macy
sztrajk politikai esemeny min.
den orszagban.
Amilyen kevesse kivanatos
hogy a kormanyunk kiilonos
baratsagra lepjen barmelyil
csoporttal, eppena ugy nem XII
vanatos az a munkas szerveze
tex reszerol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-08
A GAZDASAGI HELYZET

egyaltalan mem javult a
multi heten. A rendes nyari
'slack" most a sztrajkok es a
politikai bizonytalansagok ha-
tasa alatt nagyobb mereteket
0lt0tt, mint mas evekben es a
nyari depresszio feneket meg
nem ertiik ell.
Valoszinu, hogy az aktivitas
a kovetkezo hat het alatt meg
cs0kken az iparban es august
tusban fogja a feneket elerni.
Viszont a munkas-kiizdelmek
az acelszttajk utan lassubb es
rendezettebb tempoban fognak
folyni es ICY az oszt kedve-
z6bb helyzetben fogjuk elerni,
ugy, hogy szeptemberben sok-
kal jobb viszonyokat lehet re-
melni.
Els ha kiilfoldi esemenyek
kobe mem lepnek, vagy ha
varatlan robbanas mem lesz a
munkas-harcokban, akkor az
osz vegre az vi deal prosperi-
tasat is meghozza es a j0vo
evben mem lesz Okla senkinek
panaszra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-08
ROOSEVELT ES-A VENDEG

kozos nyilatkozata maris egy
frontra allitott a sdemokrata
blockkal bennJnket, legalabb a
spanyol helyzetben, amire mem
volt semmi sztiksegiink.
Ez a rovat teijes mertekben
es az els6 pillanattol kezdve
a kiizd6 spanyol torvenyes kor-
many ugye mellett van, de
mem tartjuk sem szlksegesnek,
sem helyesnek, hogy az Egye-
silt Allamok hivatalosan iIyen
allast, vagy akarmilyen allast
foglaljon.
Minthogy a multi heten is
met a francia frank segitsege-
re kellett Washingtonnak siet-
nj, ez a fel-szovetseg fele meg
! jobban kialakult, amt oszinten
kell minden bekes polgarnak
sajnalni.
Az Europaval valo baratko-
zasban meg idaig mindig vesz-
tettiink es ha minden amerikai
polgar latina, hogy jelenlegi
kiilpolitikank milyen vegzetes
utakra terelhet bennunket,
ez az elenk baratsag hangos
tiltakozasok kozt csakhamar
mepSZiinne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-08
EUROPABAN
A HETENKENT

mar egeszen megszokott es
termeszetes "nemzetkozi val
sag" ezuttal ket hete van er-
venyben es ICY a szokottnal
va amivel erosebb.
Az olasz-nemet front egyre
vakmerobben koveteli a vilag-
tol, hogy a ket diktatort a Spa
nyolorszag> elleni haboruban
teljesen hagyjak niagara S ma
mar a hadviselo diktaturak
celjat mem is szepitik.
Kozel egy even at csak arrol
szava tax, hogy "a bolseviz-
must akariak megallitani a
F0ldk0zi tenger menti utja-
ban," de ket hete az olasz had
sereg gyozelme valoszinunek
latszott, az alarcot hat levet-
tex.
Mussolini bejelentette - bar
benne van a semleges patrol
ban - hogy a felkeloknek
KELL gyozni, Hitler ennel is
tovabb ment. 8 megmondta
nyilvanosan, hogy a nemetek-
mex a spanyol ercbanyak ter
mekeire van sziikseguk S
azokert, nem pedig holmi idea
lis celokert harcolnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-08
ITALIAN HITLERNEK EZ

a korai 6szintesegi rohama
fogja eld0nteni az olasz-spa-
nyol (nem pedig spanyol pol
garhaboru) sorsat, inert eek
utan Anglianak keves ketsege
maradt, hogy init jelentene
Mussolini gyozelme.
Anglia ketkulacsos magatar-
tasa okozta az egesz bait Euro
paban ha Anglia elejet6l
kezdve a torvenyes kormany
melle ALT volna, a "felkelok-
mex" nevezett olasz hadsereg
xviii maradt volna a spanyol
hataron.
Anglia nagytokeje azonban
kacerkodott azzal a gondolat.
tal,' hogy a szocialista (akkol
meg minden esetre mersekelt
szocialista) kormany megbuk
jek feherek j0jjenek a he
lyukre.
Mikor belattak, hogy a fas.
cista uralon olasz es nemet
befolyast jelent maid Spanyol.
orszagban, akkor mar kesG
volt, akkor mar az olasz es ne
met katonasag es fegyverek
Franco kaloz-lobogoja alatt
harcOltak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-08

a multi heten is megirtunk eb-
ben rovatban, hogy legyen
ovatos befekteteseivel minden-
XII, de megijedni mem kell, inert
az oszre minden kedvezobb
lesz ebben az orszagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-08
III I'll ZE NIL ID

sen. forradalom lett sYolna a deli
allamokban, de olyan forrada-
lema amelyre regen szukseg
van es amely esetleg egy ke-
sobbi veres forrada mat elo-
z0tt volna meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-08

olasz es nemet csapatok es
haborus anyagok szallitasa to-
vabb tart, Spanyolorszag tor
venyes kormanyanak is fognak
hadi anyagot eladni.
Mindig a nemzetkozi jog es
a semlegesseg sulyos megserte-
Sc volt, hogy a torvenyes spa
nyol kormanytol a hadi felsze-
releseket megvontak es Anglia
ezzel hazug semlegesseggel
akarta a spanyol kormanyt XII
l0kni a helyer6l. A nemzetkozi
jog szerint a spanyol kormany-
max joga volt fegyverek vasar-
lasara, de baratsagos hatal-
maknak mem volt joguk ARA
hogy a felkeloket lassak e
fegyverrel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-08
EZ A MAGYARAZATA
ANNAK,

hogy mig ket hete Anglia a
"minden aron' valo beket ke-
reste es hajlandonak mutat-
kozott ARA, hogy Francot eel
ismerje" haboruban allo fel-
mex es kormanynak, a het We
gere megvaltozott a "demo-
krata block programme.
A francia kulugyminiszte-
rum felhivatalos nyilatkozatot
adott XII, hogy amennyiben az
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-12-28
License Issued
(By The Associated Press)

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The Nome daily nugget., 1937-12-28
No Hope Held For Return Of
 Missing Wife
SEARCH IN VAIN FOR MRS. MARTIN
 FLAVIN

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The Nome daily nugget., 1937-12-28
Japanese Spies
 Are Numerous
 In United States
UNITED STATES AGENTS ARE SAID TO BE ACTIVE
 IN NIPPON.

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 Statement In Pravda
 M. P. Frinocsky, vice-commissar of Internal Affairs and vice-chief of the Russian secret political police, made reference to the ac- tivities of American and Japan csc spies in each others country, in discussing in an article in yes terday's issue of the Pravda, a newspaper published in Moscow, the execution of eight, once high ranking Russian communists, for
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-12-28

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