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Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-16

day to enter State Prison to serve II
to. 20 years which he lodged nine
years ago.
Beal and his lawyer, George Roewer
of Boston, Mass, and three members
of the non-partizan committee for the
defense of Beal saw newspaper men
at hotel.
Eugene Lyons, one of the committee
members, said Beal would not surren-
der formally until after he had lunch.
Roewar conferred with Attorney Gen
eral A. A. F. Seawell during the morn
ing.
Beal gave out lengthy statement
setting forth his position, saying he
knew of his complete Innocence" He
added he was carrying out my stead
fast desire since the days of the Gas
tonia trial. namely to face squarely
the issue raised by my arrest and
sentence, and to erase the blot on the
record of the American judicial sys-
tenn, implicit in my conviction"
Beal and SIX others were sentenced
to prison in the Staying of Police
Chief O. r. Aderholt of Gastonia dur
ing a textile strike roit in 1929 The
defendants fled to Russia, FORGETTING
bonds posted while their case was on
appeal
Recently newspaper interview
with Kelly Hendricks, who returned
from Russia and served his term,
said Beal visited Hendricks at State
Prison here, but Beal denied this
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-16

said their patrols were sent to the
sector to supervise Japanese who en-
tered it informally"
Stricter japanese control of Shang-
hal in another direction was seen in
a disclosure by A. M. Chaplain, post
office director general, that he had
been notified that Japanese sentries
would move in on the post office Sin
the near future
While these questions came to z
head in Shanghai, Japanese troops on
the vast Lunghai corridor battlefront
fought to establish a base for cross
ing the Yellow river in their drive tc
sever the Lunghai railway and threat
en- Hankow, China's temporary cap
ital.
Japanese airplanes and artillery
backed up ground forces fighting a
gainst stiff Chinese resistance a
Fengchin on the rivers northern
bank opposite Kaifeng.
Capture of Kaifeng would cut of
the the main roU of rereat westward
for the 100000 .ninese troops defend
ing the corridor.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-16

ges by Federal REA officials that the
Tide Water Power Company, narti-
cularly its attorney, Louis Poisson,
had "stolen" the project FROM the CO.
operative.
Just what lines it is new pr rosed
to construct cau,ot be determined in
Raleigh, as tn, State I.Ek office says
that it has no map of the project. The
State electrifi .aticn bo:'y has stool
ready at all Il S. however. 10 recon-
mend the project and to assist in get
ting it approved, according to Dud-
ley Bagley, State REA director.
The territory in which the lines will
be built lies in four counties, though
it is generally called the Sampson
Coop" project. The other three coun-
ties in which lines will be strung are
Duplin, Bladen and Perder.
Originally it was planned to con-
struct only S. miles. Maps of this pro-
ject were prepared and the project
was forwarded to the Federal REA.
which fatty rejected the entire plan.
A little later the Tide Water Power
Company built some lines up as far
as Harrell's Store in Sampson, and
it was then that the Stealing charge
was hurled at the T. w. r. and Mr..
Poisson, as some REA officials let his
anger get a bit ahead Of his judg-
ment
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-16

a lawyer for any prisoner.
"You can say emphatically that the
governor has arranged no conference
with Beal and that he will hold none.
Beal, according to press reports, IS
on his way here to begin service OF
a II to 20 year sentence imposed Tor
his participation in the killing OF
Aderholt. :,
Attorney General A. A. F. Seaweii
said yesterday that an agreement 10
BeaPs surrender was tentatlVelY
reached last week when he ana AS
sistant Attorney General Harry NC
Mullan were in Boston for scne-
duled extradition hearing, wnlcn was
postponed by agreement.
Announcement of the agreement
was withheld from the press IN oloer
mot to embarrass Beal's counsel &C,
cording to Mr.. Seawell. 1t was Ieareo
that publication of the report wouio
have led to increased agitation OF the
case by radical elements opposing
Bears return to North Carolina.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-16

where North Carolina farmers wish
ing to go to other points in their own
county and State, not more than a
mile or two away, as the crow flies
have to travel from ten to twenty
miles Virginia to get there.
It's all because of the Dan river
which dips down across the border
chopping a little block of Caswell off
from the rest. AS there is no bridge
across the river in the immediate
vicinity, the farmers have to make
the long detour through Virginia to
get on the other side.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-16
Teams w in d Up
Drills for Contest;
Visiting t e a M S
Considered Strong

N1;a9Ieburg and Henderson high
.obooI basketball teams will meet in
dout,eheader at the gym tonight
+ho contests having an important
tao,ino on the county title race.
Neither Henderson nor Middleburg
4oonc have been defeated in the coun-
~ this season.
Coaches Yates and Boyette have the
,,;sitinq GIRLS and boys in top condi-
t;or for their games tonight, giving
them workout here yesterday.
The visiting girls are headed by
misses Jackson and Ellington, who
have consistently run up high scores
durinq the year, and Nelson and Park
arc standouts on the boys quint.
Coaches Bob Harrison and Bing
MILLER wound up drills yesterday, and
nronounced their teams ready. The
dirlS first string remains intact, but
af;ller will be mirus Captain Edgar
F5wards in the starting lineup. Ed
wards hurt his ankle against Rox-
boro here last Friday, and has been
ailinq much of the week, although he
was in uniform yesterday. He will
likely re in uniform tonight, but may
not see action.
Coach Bob Harrison will likely send
CAPTAIN Blake, Houghtaling and Mills
at forwards. and Duke, Huffman and
Beaslev at guards. The visiting lineup
was not announced.
Miller will send Aston and Black
burn TO forwards, Johnson to center
Feace and Galloway to guard. Coach
Bovette plans to use Bennett and
Park at forwards, Jackson at center.
Nelson and Bender at guards.
Henderson high school band will be
on hand to lend its support, and
many fans from Middleburg COM
munity are expected to witness the
contest.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-16
Capital Gossip
BY HENRY AVERILL

Raleigh, Feb. 16.-For several years
North Carolina has had just one Re-
publican district solicitor, John P
Jones of the seventeenth. From and
after this year, if the State has any
G. 0. p. prosecutor it will be some
body else, as Mr.. Jones has definite
ly announced he will not be a candi-
date for reelection.
While the Democrats have been able
to keep the Republicans from elect
ing any judges@by placing all SUI
perior court judges on the Statewide
kallot-they have never quite been
able to gerrymander the opposition
out of one solicitorship.
The seventeenth includes the coun-
ties of Alexander, Avery, Davis, Nit
chell, Yadkin and Wilkes.
Here's a man who really has some
thing worth considering In a letter
to the editor in the Raleigh morning
paper he suggests that the State take
over operation of slot machines, just
as it has allowed the counties to go
into the business of selling liquor.
Inasmuch as it seems the suckers
are dead set and determined on Civ
ing away their money by playing it in
the one-armed bandits, it seems it
would be a good idea to let the State
get it in lieu of some of the many
forms of taxes it now imposes.
If and when Fred Beal actually
gets to North Carolina and begin;
serving his sentence for conspiracy
to kill Gastonia's Police Chief Adler
holt officials of the attorney generals
department will breathe a sigh of re-
lief They have been confident all
along they could get Beal back, but
they remember that it took almost a
year, seven trips to Tennessee and two
appeals to the Supreme Court of the
United States to get former U. S. Sen
ator Luke Lea out of Tennessee and
into States Prison after his convic-
ton for looting an Asheville bank.
There are points in CaSWell county
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-16
Middleburg- Henderson
Are Title Contenders
STATE BOXING TITLE
AT STAKE SATURDAY

Chapel Hill, Feb. 16-The State
championship will be at stake here
Saturday night when the North Caro-
lima and Duke boxing teams meet in
the Tin Can at $3.50 o'clock.
On paper Carolina looks slightly bet
ter. The Dukes have won only one of
five contests this season. Duke beat
Appalachian 6-2, tied Maryland "a,
and lost to South Carolina SO, Catho-
lie University 5-3 and N. c. State IL
to 3 IL.
Carolina has won two of five match
es. After losing successfully to Cita-
del IL to 3 IL, Penn State 1913 1-2
and Virginia 5-3, the Tar Heels beat
State GO and V. P. 1, 1-2 to 2 1-2.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-16
Carolina Quint to
Meet w. 81. at
Tin Can Tomorrow

Chapel Hi1, Feb. 1G-NOrth
Carolina and Washington and
Lee, most talented of the Is men,
Der teams in the Southern Confer
ence, will renew their keen and
colorful basketball rivalry here on
Thursday night in the Tin Can at
8 o'clock. The contest is the Tar
Heels final home game this sea-
son.
The Tar Heels and Generals
have been waging some of the
closest, fastest and smOOtheSt con-
tests in the Conference cOmpeti-
ton for the past three years.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-16

Wake Forest, Feb. 16-Pictured here
is Jim Waller, All-Southern forward
of Wake Forest and the leading scorer
of the Southern Conference. Waller
is in the midst of his second year on
on the Wake Forest varsity and seems
headed toward another banner year
after a rather slow start due to in
juries. The accomplishments of the
brilliant Deacon are all the more re-
marketable in that he enjoys no adj
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-16
EDDY TO LECTURE
AT WOMAN'S COLLEGE

Greensboro, Feb. 16-Sherwood
Eddy, internationally known author,
lecturer, and traveller, will give two
lectures at Woman's College Thursday,
en- conditions in Spain and the Orient.
Mr.. Eddy's first lecture, on Spain,
will be in Students Building audito-
rum, at one o'clock, and the second
in Curry Building auditorium at 1870
p. m, on China and Japan.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-16


tho president surely cannot regard
, .a seriously. Accordingly he does
nj have to give undue weight to his
chances at the end of his current
term. If he urges retrenchment and
the voters resent it, he is in posi-
ton to say, well, l don't need their
ballots again; after next time snail
se past grand anyhow"
MT a congressman is ambitious to
he reelected every darned time. He
nav have served dozen times, but
no wants to serve again-and maybe
he can, if he doesn't anger his con-
stituency. This makes him careful
nightly so.
Position of Each.
The President, then, in his second
term Tin his second term, unless he
is figuring on third one), is theoret-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-16

vantage due to height. His record so
far this year is LA points in II games
an average of better than Is a game.
Besides so ably conducting himself
on the hardwood, Waller has been for
the greater part of his stay at Wake
Forest an honor student, being mem
Der of the Golden Bough, campus hon
or society, and a leader in other or
CARNATIONS He is a native of Nash
Vile, Tenn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-16
DURHAM CAGE TEAMS
COMING THURSDAY

Hillside high school boys and girls
basketball teams of Durham will play
Henderson Institute here Thursday
night at the institute gym, it waS stat
ed today.
Between the halves, there will be
boxing match staged by the recrea-
tional department.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-16
SOUTH HENDERSON
BOYS IN MEETING

The South Henderson Junior Club,
sponsored by the WPA Recreation
project, met at the Community house
in South Henderson Tuesday night
with II members present.
The club boys put on a Valentine
program, after which Valentine
candies were served.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-16
Tonight's Cage Games Have Bearing On County Title
STOCKS SLOW DOWN
ALMOST TO A HALT
Losses Predominant at Midday Period,
Though Leading Shares Up
Some from Lows

New York, Feb. 16-(AP)- The
stock market slowed almost to a halt
today after slipping few cog; in the
forenoon. Around the fourth hour
leading shares were up little from
the days lows, hut losses preiomi-
mated. Rallying tendencies were limit
ed as traders st aged out of the mar
ket to look for more clear-cut guides
to action. Bonds drifted along an I'M
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-16


American Radiator ............ 13
American Telephone ......... 1875
American Tob B .............. IS 1-8
Anaconda 80. -. 81
Atlantic Coast Line -. ..t... % IA
Atlantic Refining =. -. -. 81
Bendix Aviation s............. II 1-8
Bethlehem Steel ....... 81 IA
Chrysler -. -, -. -. ...... SO IL
Columbia Gas & Elec Co ...... Z
Commercial -. -. -. ...... 8
Continental Oil Co ............ 8 3-8
Curtiss Wright -. -. ...... IA
Dupont -. -. -. -. -. lib
Electric Pow & Light .......... 9 1-8
General Electric =. 49,. 49,. 80
General Motors -. -. ...... 33 1-2
Liggett & Myers B .......... SO
Montgomery Ward & Co $50. 80 1-2
Reynolds Tob B ........... SO 1-8
Southern Railway -. ........ II
Standard Oil Co N ........ 40 1-8
y S Steel -. -. -. .....r.... 50 1-2
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-16
u. S. Marines Stop
Armed Jap Patrol
At Defense Lines

CONTINUED srono Page oYs.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-16
Governor Not to
DECKER With Beal

,Continue0 from Page One.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-16
Fred Beal Begins
Long Sentence In
N. c. Penitentiary

CONTINUED from Page One.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-16
Sampson REA Job
Long Complicated

Continued rrom rage Une.l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-16
President Really
Seeking Economy

CONTINUED from rage one)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-16
New Regime Ruling Austria;
Britain Will Not Interfere

(Cont1nuco from rage One.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12
A u. S. CHAMBER OF

Commerce (Kereskedelmi Ka
mara) nagy tokes szervezet
gyUlest tartott Washingtonban
a mutt heten, amelyen neha-
nyan nagyon egyenesen beszel-
tex.
A t6kesek reszer6l szemre-
hanytak ugyan a kormanynak,
hogy semmit mem tett a sit
down sztrajkok igyeben, anne
lyek hozzajarultak a gazda-
sagi elet megzavarasahoz, de
aranylag - bekesen beszeltek
es a kormanynak co-operaci6t
igertek.
Ugyanilyen egyenesen beszel-
tex az RFC reszer6l a t6kesek-
kel, akiknek megmondtak,
hogy amennyiben a bankarok
a hitel forrasait tovabbra is
elzarnak, a kormany a Federal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12
SPANYOLORSZAGBAN
MEG

tart a halaltanc, de legin-
kabb csak azert, inert ket he
ten at olyan idojaras volt, hogy
mem tudtak 1komoly hadmoz-
dulatokra gondolni.
es A lojalistak halalra szant ia
bora kitart es ma mar a Szov.
jet oket komolyan igyekszik
tamogatni, de termeszetesen a
tamogatas kes6n jott es ma a
legjobb esetben olyan bekeert
probalnak harcolni, amely to-
meges kivegzeseket mem hozna
magaval.
Az olasz-nemet-mor hadsereg
ellen kuzdo Franco azonban
kenyre-kedvre valo megadast
kivan, inert feltetlen es korlat-
Ian diktatora akar lenni a mem
zetnek, akinek legfeljebb =
Mussolini fog diktalni. Es aki
Anglianak a spanyol banyasza-
tot megegyszer eladta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12

aranylag csendes volt multi
heten, csak Mexicoban volt itt-
oft kisebb es lokalis jellegii "a
vargas.
Cubaban a diktator bejelen-
tette, hogy az alkotmanyos
rend visszaallitasat vette pro-
gramba es a kozeli honapok-
ban valasztasokat akar kiirni.
Termeszetescn diktatorok re-
szerol az ilyen bejelenteseket
es programokat ketkedve eS
ovatosan kell fogadni.
Braziliaban, de klilon0sen
Argentinaban kitort a nemet
nazik ellen a felhaborodas a
multi heten, inert - csakugy,
mint nalunk - a latin ALA
mokban a nazi propaganda az
utobbi hetekben valosaggal re-
szeg lett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12
A FRANCIA PENZUGYEK

meg sulyosabbak lettek a
multi heten es a francia frank
hivatalos cricket isnet levag-
tax. Franciaorszag ketsegtele-
MIL egyik leggazdagabb allama
Europanak, de borzaszt6an lie
vannak a viszonyok zillve egy
orszagban, ha a penz devalva-
ciojat minden ot-hat h6napban
el kell a lakossagnak szen-
vedni.
Az ipari beket latsz6lag 81
keriilt helyre allitani a kor-
manynak, de akik isrner6sek a
helyzettel, azok EFT a beket
mem josoljak tart6snak.
A leertekelt francia frank
ujabb dragasagot hoz magaval
es ha a munkas keresetet mem
fogjak aranyosan emelni, ak
kor a sztrajkok isrnet elontik
az orszagot. viszont ha a bere.
ket enaelni fogjak, .akkor a de.
valvaciio mem hozott penziigyi
megoldast.
A franciaknak ez a belsd
gyengesege nagyban hozzaja-
rult ahhoz, hogy meger6sodott
nemzetkozi viszonylatban a ket
europai diktator.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12
NEMCSAK EUROPA,
HANEM

az egesz vilag SCENE Olasz-
orszag fele van forditva, ahol
barbar fenyuzessel iinneplik a
nemet diktatort.
Valahogy AIT hiszik, hogy ez
a talalkozas Europa sorsat ell
donti, bar valoszinti, hogy azon
komoly dolgok mem fognak tor
tenni. 12a
A jelenleg meg folyo angol-
olasz es francia-angol targya-
lasok k0zben MtIssolini val6-
szinileg nern fogja magat Hit
lernel .vegleg lek0tni Is az is
valoszinti, hogy sezt a szoros
baratsagot egyef6re fel mem
adja. '' #s:Sn "
Az ilyen nagy dobbal hirde-
tett talalkozasok el6tt Is utan
szoktak a diplomatak targyal-
nj es exert nehez elhinni, hogy
a Hitler latogatasa tires de-
monstracional egyeb lenne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12

a korlatozas sulyos kovetkez-
menyeket hozhat magaval.
A magyar nep millioi meg
vannak fosztva az utodallamok
ban jelenleg azoktol a jogok-
tol, amelyek kijarnak minden
polgarnak es idaig eek ellen
a megkilonb0ztetesek ellen jo-
gos volt a panasz a magyarok
reszerol. Vegzetes lehet, ha
ezentul az utodallamok ennel
a kerdesnel a magyar peldara
fognak mutatni. Az viszont
mem szenved egy pillanatra Sc
ketseget, hogy a civilizalt al
lamokban sulyos moralis vesz-
teseg er bennIinket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12
AZ ELLEN IS MEG

kell vegil vedelmezni ugy a
munkaadokat, mint az egyes
varosokat, hogy ha valahol a
gyarak tisztessegesen szerz6d-
mex egy szervezettel es azokkal
eveken at bekesen dolgoznak,
egyszerre egy mask szervezet
megbenithassa.
Emlekezni kell az oregoni
lumber es timber sztraj jkra,
ahol ot honapig meg volt egy
allan egesz gazdasagi elete
benitva, inert a ket szervezet
marakodott egymassal. Mind
ket szervezet elismerte, hogy
a munkaadokkal nincs bajuk
megsem hagytak AIT beke-
ben dolgozni.
Eek a tulzasok, eek XII
lengesek ma visszajottek meg
dagadva a munkashoz es a
multi het folyaman a U. s.
. Chamber of Commerce nagy
Observation-Disclosures jogos pa
naszai a kozvelemenynel meg
hallgatasra talaltak. Es EFT a
kongresszus el6tt nagyon gyor
sam szinten. meghallgatas fog
ja k0vetni. Ez volt a legfonto-
!! sabb es legsulyosabb esemenye
,ia multi hetnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12
lazulni. Es persze Csehorszag
sorsa el lenne intezve.
HA HITLER ES AZ OLASZ

diktator szorosabb baratsag-
ba vagy szovetsegbe leptek
ezekben a pompas napokban
egymassal, akkor ait dramai
gyorsasaggal meglatjuk a ko-
zeli hetekben
Mert ez esetben Hitler az
angol es francia tanacsokkal
vajmi kevesett fog t0r6dni es
Csehorszag ellen az eljarasok
sorozatat megkezdi.
Termeszetesen Csehorszagot
annektalni nem tudja, de ha
a nemetek kielegithetetlen ko-
yetelesekkel fognak Pragaban
fellepni es zendileseket rem
deznek, akkor azok Hitlert a
nemetlakta teriletek megszal-
lasara behivjak.
Ha nem ezs tortenik, akkor
Csehorszag a kisebbsegi kove-
teleseket teljes egeszeben meg
ada es abban az eSetben Cseh-
orszag megszunt mint onallo
allan letezni, a francia emlo-
r6l leszakadva nemet vazalla-
tust fog vallalni.
Csehorszag napjai ICY is, ugy
is meg vaTilak szamlalva Is
igazsagos. ernberh at at nem tud-
10 coin s1r; JD&it FySUG@S
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12
EGYEBKENT = ..:
A. MUNKATLANSAC'

nemhogy cs0kenne, hanem
egyre saelesebb nepretegek jut-
max segelyre es segelymunkA-
ra es akik dolgoznak, azok szi-
vesebben vennek, ha 6ket a
munkab6l letennek.
A legtobben mem 9 keresnek
annyit, mint akik a PWA-an
dolgoznak, pedig k0ztudomasu,
hogy ez sem megoldas.
A multi heten Norris szena-
tor figyelmeztette a nemzetet,
hogy ha gyors megoldast mem
talalnak, !akor asPWA munka-
sok kozt a tragediak ozone
fog betitni inert ismet tizezer-
szam fognakr,a munkas-hazak
elveszni. ~ ~*A
A PWA keresete mem elegen-
dc ARA, hogy egy negy-0t ta-
gu csalad abb6l megeljen S
hazberfizetesre, vagy hazaik
t0rlesztesere mem is mernek,
mem is tudnak gondolni.
Az 6sz szenator szelid sza-
vakban AIT j6solja, hogy ha az
ipari elet meg nem indul,
esetleg a zendiilesek sora rob-
ban XII az orszagra.
NEGY EL0VALASZTAS
volt a mutt heten, amelyek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12
A SZENATUSBAN
MEGSZAVAZTAK

a "nagy navyt' Is a hetekig
tart6- tires fecseges csak ARA
volt jo, hogy a szenatust part
politikai dobog6nak hasznal-
jak.
Az als6hazban a Roosevelt
inflacios javaslatait targyal-
jak Is AIT hiszikJ hogy az 0tod-
felezer milli6s 8javaslattal IT,
zen0t nap alatt teljesen vegez-
mex.
Termeszetesen eros hare TO
lyik maid, hogy a penz felet-
tt rendelkezes jogat vonjak
meg az elnokt6l, vagyis azok
hova forditasat el6re szabja
meg a kongresszus, de a dol
gok termeszetenel fogva lehe-
tetlenseg ez a kivansag. Ma
mem lehet tudni, hogy ket no
nap, vagy nyolc honap mulva
hol lesz nagyobb sziikseg eb-
ben a nagy orszagban.
Mem fogja a kongresszus
ezen az iilesen az elnoknek a
ket legutobbi javaslatat, a sz0-
vetsegi k0tvenyek es alkalma
zottak megad6ztatasanak az
iigyet es a monopoliumok
ugyet targyani, de ARA az el-
nok nem is szamitott. AIT akar
ia e ket uzenettel, hogy januar-
ra kesziilj0n ell ezekben a ker-
desekben a targyalasra a kon-
gresSzus.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12
EPPEN ENNYIT
LARMAZTAK

az angol-francia szovetseg-
rol a multi heten, bar voltakep-
pen mem t0rtent Londonban
semmi, ami nem volt meg re-
gebben.
Asfranciak Akkor egy utolso
kiserletet tettek, hogy AngliAt
Csehorszag melle shangoljak Is
tudjuk ahogy ez teljes kudarc-
cal vegz6d0tt. Dacara ennek, a
nyilatkozatok ozoneben elakar-
tax hitetni a vilaggal, hogy Eu-
ropaban vi hatalmi alakulasok
t0rtentek.
Mussolini valosziniileg azon
igyekszik, hogy a jelenlegi hA-
romszogii (angol-francia-olasz
targyalasokat hegeszitse negy-
sz0gre es azokba kisse kes6bb
Hitlert is bevonja.
nyen negyhata1mi egyezseg
arat a Szovjetnek kell fizetni,
inert ez ait jelentene, hogy az
orosz-francia viszony meg fog
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12

s..4 s.l.nlN1aIa> ~ ak oldalEoll
inert zavarokat akar a SERVE
Zetekben csinalni.
Nyilt titok, hogy peldaul az
auto munkasok szervezeteben
a progressziv csoport 6s a kom-
.munista unity" csoport far
kasszemet nez egymassal es a
felel6tlen sztrajkok azert tor
tennek, hogy a vezetest kiemel-
: jek a progressziv csoport keze-
bGl.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12
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ria, Btiu0s Paine, Kovalcsik Jozsef-
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}sagiz tag0k: ,ozv. Mihok Sandorne es
KovacsF Mk1osne. A Pro Hungaria
gyulese.t tartja minden h6 elso het-
fojen Miss Stavrovsky zenetermeben,
Keith Albee epulet ak emeleten.
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lap.