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Milford chronicle., 1938-07-22
BOY SCOUTS TO CAMP
AT KENT & SUSSEX FAIR
WIN Give Assistance To OficiaIs
And Visitors


Delaware Boy Scouts will again
encamp on the Harrington FaiI
grounds 10 give assistance to Kent
Sussex Fair ofiicials and visitors
during the period Of the fair. July
$3.50. Under the direction of Field
Executive Howard A. Solomon OF
Salisbury, the Scouts will be re-
cruited from Kent, Sussex and New
Castle county troops. reporting on
the grounds Monday. July rs, at $3.50
a. m.
A feature of the scouts program
this year will be a series of scouting
demonstrations, to be given every
afternoon before the grandstand.
Pioneering, first aid, camping and
fire making demonstrations are be-
ing prepared by several Delaware
Boy Scout Troops.
Scouts will erect q tent city, east
Of the race track, where visitors may
see how boy scouts eamped last year
at the Washington Jamboree. Dur
ing the day and evening the boys
win be assigned to assist the fair
oficia1s and exhibitors, usher in the
grandstand. and assist in the park
ing Of cars.
This Is the third year in which
Del -Mar-va Council boy scouts have
rendered service at the fair. It is
valuable experience for the boys. as
well as an appreciated service to the
many visitors to the fair. Selection
OF scouts to make up the provisional
fair troop is now being made. on
the basis of age. experience and
scout rank.
Milford chronicle., 1938-07-22
REGISTRATION LIGHT
THROUGH STATE SAT.
Net Increase OF Slightly Over 1000
Recorded. 500 In Sussex.

A net increase of slightly over
1000 voters was estimated last night
as a result of the first registration
day of the year on Saturday.
In Wilmington il was indicated
that the registration was about
1000. In New Castle County, it was
indicated the registration would not
exceed 400, while in Kent it was re-
ported the registration was less than
300. In Sussex County the estimate
was 500.
Heat Caused Registration TO Lag
Registration Jagged principally be-
cause the sweltering heat drove many
to more comfortable surroundings
for weekend holiday. Workers of
both parties, however, were on hand
to aid new voters to qualify.
The vote cast at the 1886 election
was: Wilmington, 56,596; rural
New Castle County, 29,032; Kent
County. 1862; Sussex County. 24,S05
UNREGISTERED voters still have two
more days in which to qualify
Thursday. Aug. II, which, like Sat
urday. will qualify the voters to vote
at the primaries, and Saturday Oct.
%.
The registration this year is sup
Elemental to the registration of 1886.
the first year of the present period
under the four-year registration sys-
tenn.
Both major parties will make
vigorous drive toward registration OF
new voters at the coming two regis
tration days.
Milford chronicle., 1938-07-22

The fair management has indicat-
ed that had there been twice the
amount Of exhibition space available,
IL would have been filled this year.
AS It is a number Of commercial ex-
hibits win be housed in tents
throughout the grounds.
No time in the past nineteen years
have they had so many feature at
fractions to place before Delawar-
cans and friends from neighboring
states. The management has put
forth every effort for the past six
months to secure outstanding at
fractions of the highest and clean
est type available. One of the lar
gest events of the week will be a
the appearance Of Lucky Teter" and
his world famous "Hell Drivers" in
one Of the greatest Of death defying
acts. Lucy Teter" will also appear
on the program Friday afternoon.
when ne viii use 100000 worth Of
equipment in putting on his great
chilling spectacle.
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Milford chronicle., 1938-07-22
LUTHER ROBBINS
KILLED IN CRASH
Frederica Resident Sue
cumbs To Injuries AS
Car Strikes Tree.
WIFE BADLY HURT

Luther Robbins. Sr.. aged 6S. Of
Frederick, was instantly killed and
his wife. Mrs. EutheF Robbins. badly
injured in an automobile accident
shortly after noon Thursday. July 21.
It is believed that Mr.. Robbins.
who was subject to spells Of dizzi-
ness. suffered such an attack and lost
control of the car which crashed into
a large tree near Postles' Corner.
Mr.. Robbins was thrown clear Of
the wreckage: his body striking the
tree headfirst. He was dead when
help arrived. Mrs. Robbins was ia
ken to the Milford Memorial Hos
pital suffering from severe lacera-
tions and contusions of the head.
face and body. Her condition is re-
garded as serious.
Mr.. Robbins is survived by two
children. Luther Robbins. Jr. Of
near Frederica. and Mrs. VIM. Boyce
of Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1938-07-22
CITY COUNCIL VOTES
TO BUY WATER METERS
Hersey Manufacturing Company OF
Boston WIN Supply Meters

At a special meeting of the City
Council on Tuesday afternoon, it was
voted to purchase water meters for
the city from the Hersey Manufac-
turing Company of Boston. The Her.
sey meter registers in gallons.
According to City Manager Chas.
E. Banning. Milford will require
about 1.000 of the meters. They will
be installed as soon as the factory
can make shipment.
For years Milford has depended
on a fat rate for water service. The
meters are expected to increase the
water revenue and enable the water
plant to break even on operation
costs.
Purchase OF the meters is part of
the program of municipal improve
ments which to date has included
the driving of new wells. building of
a 250.000 gallon water tank. and ad-
ditions and improvements to the
present light and power plant
Milford chronicle., 1938-07-22
FEDERAL AID IN
STATE21-2CENTS
ONEA@ @SlN TAX
35c Average Last Fiscal
Year Among States,
Survey Shows.
OTHERS BETTER OFF
North Dakota Received
Nearly $14 For Every 81
Paid In Federal Levies.

Confidential reports prepared by
administration fiscal experts as is
sued by the United Press in a copy
righted story from Washington this
week disclosed that the New Deal
spent $2,O01 ,24O. 900 in emergency re-
lief activities during the 1888 fiscal
year, or 35 cents out of each dollar
collected in taxes during the same
period. Tax collections totaled S5.-
65s, ,SS5.125.
The tabulation OF taxes paid in the
various states and the amount Of
federal relief allotments shows that
Delaware. paying $SO,713.2O0 in tax
es, received $2.O21,S15 in federal re-
lief. an average approximately two
and one half cents on the dollar.
Other States Fared Better
Other states Jared better at the
hands of the federal government.
North Dakota paying s1.56S.S01 in
taxes received federal relief assist
aRce totalling $21.643.9s6, OF almost
$14 for every dollar in taxes. South
Dakota got back little short of s12
for every dollar collected in U. 5.
taxes, that state paying the govern
ment 81 1856. .465 and receiving federal
relief assistance totaling $23.295. $780,
Mississippi and Arkansas were
among the other states in which
relief outweighed rev.
enue collections. The former got al
most four dollars for every dollar
its residents were taxed by the gov
ernment. It paid s6,579.94S in taxes
and received s25, 5,4O7 .523. Arkansas
paying $S,O20.S7S into the federal
treasury received $21,095. .236 in re-
lief assistance or more than $3.50 on
the tax dollar.
The United Press dispatch said
the reports were compiled by Bu-
reau Of Internal Revenue and Treas
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Milford chronicle., 1938-07-22
HEALTH BOARD WARS ON
"SUMMER COMPLAINT"
Active Campaign Being Waged To
Defeat Infant Destroyer

The easiest infant disease to COM
bat. and yet the one causing the
most deaths, is diarrhea. To lessen
the deaths from summer COM
plaint." is the purpose OF an active
campaign now being waged by the
State Board OF Health. A free PAM
phlet. offered to parents as part Of
this campaign, tells how to protect
your child. and how to combat the
disease If he should come down with
It and If doctor cannot be secured.
The pamphlet may be secured by
sending a card to the State Board
Of Health. Dover, or from one Of the
county health units.
Milford chronicle., 1938-07-22
DEL. DEMOCRATS
ISSUE CALL
FOR CONVENTION
Party COncIave VIII Be
Held In Dover August
%; Primary, August 20.
ISSUED ON TUESDAY
u. S. Senator James H.
Hughes Will Give The
Keynote Address.

The Official call for the Demo
cratic State Convention which will
be held in Dover August % was IS
sued on Tuesday by the Democratic
State Committee.
Notices also have been sent to
county committees and the Whining
ton City Committee to kold meetings
between now and August 20. the
date of the Democratic primaries. to
select the list of delegates. In cases
where there are no contests the
list approved by each district COM
mittee will stand.
Contests are expected throughout
the city of Wilmington although
there is a possibility there will be
none in many Of the county districts.
The delegates elected will caucus
in Dover on the morning OF August
% to select the members of the new
Democratic State Committee. Their
selections will be presented to the
convention during the afternoon for
ratification.
Following approval of the person
mel of the new Democratic state
Committee by the convention a call
will be issued for a meeting OF the
new committee within ten days after
the convention. The new group viii
probably meet on the Friday after
the convention.
Strong support for Ivan Culbert-
son as the next State chairman Is
reported from all parts of the State
and there is a possibility. political
leaders said this week, that he VIII
be unopposed for that position,
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Milford chronicle., 1938-07-22
Delaware ChiIdren's Home
Society Makes annual Report

many years by inadequate finances
and insufficient staff, the past year
has seen the society forge ahead to
a new record of service and effcien-
cy.
The organization and program
have been completely revised and
improved in harmony with recog-
nized standards of child welfare and
rapidly developing program Of
state supported welfare work.
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Milford chronicle., 1938-07-22
Duck Hunting In State
Is Extended To IS Days

is to November % for ducks. geese,
jacksnipe. and coot. The 30-day sea-
son had been in effect the last three
years.
The earlier and longer hunting
season was authorised in an order
approved by President Roosevelt and
Secretary Wallace. and based upon
a bureau investigation Of waterfowl
conditions.
trun 70 Pass '. Plsass)
Milford chronicle., 1938-07-22
PUROL CO. USES NOVEL
ADVERTISING PLANE
White AirpIane With Company En-
blem VIII Talk Prom Sky.

The Allen Petroleum Corporation
located at Seaford. Delaware and dis
tributors Of Purol-Pep gasline and
Triolene motor oils. are sponsoring
a novel method of advertising their
products. A huge white airplane
with the Pure Oil emblem will fly
over this locality July 2s. 20, 80 and
II and will broadcast from the sky.
Ernest w. Simpson. Houston, Del,
distributor for Purol products in this
immediate vicinity Is co-sponsor OF
the "voice OF the sky Representa-
tive VIM. F. Allen is president OF the
Allen Petroleum Corporation.
Milford chronicle., 1938-07-22

The board of directors Of the Della
ware Children's Home Society, after
careful study Of the accomplish
ments Of the society during the last
fiscal year, has just released de-
tailed report which is a record of
achievements.
Highlights of the report indicate
that the society has faithfully served
the state for more than forty years in
child welfare and child placement
work. Although handicapped for
Milford chronicle., 1938-07-22
STATE GUARDSMEN
WILL SEE MOVIE SHOWS
Chaplain ArTanges Full Program OF
Recreation For Encampment

Major Park W. Huntington. regi-
mental chaplain of the Delaware Ma
tional Guard, is completing the rec
reational program for the annual en-
campment at Camp Simon P. Do
herty. Bethany Beach. July 80 to
August 13.
There will be swimming each day
and movies at night. Starting Sat
urday. July 80. he said. the picture
shows will include feature. a two
reel comedy. and a news reel night
ly.
Milford chronicle., 1938-07-22

Delaware hunters will have As
days cunning for ducks and other
migratory fowl this season, an in
crease Of is days. according to an
announcement by the Biological Sur
yey in Washington. The season in
the intermediate zone. which in
cludes this State, Connecticut, Mass
achusetts. New Jersey. New York.
Long Island. Pennsylvania, and
Rhode Island, will be from October
Milford chronicle., 1938-07-22
SAFETY LANE
OPENED HERE
THIS MORNING
All Car Owners Are Urg-
ed to Bring Automobiles
For Inspection.
MUST BE APPROVED
Lane Will Operate In Mil
ford Until Next Satur-
day, July 30.

Motor vehicle owners of Milford
and vicinity are urged to bring their
cars to the safety lane, which open
ed here this morning, and will con-
tinue here until next Saturday, July
80, so that they may be inspected,
in the tenth annual motor vehicle
inspection campaign, under the aus
pices of the State Motor Vehicle De-
partment, the State Highway De-
partment and the Delaware Safety
Council.
The same lane was operated in
Dover from July is to 21. From Mil
ford It will go to, Milton where it
will be located from August to A..
The lane is open from 8 a. m. until
5 D. m.
CourtIand Hardesty is in charge
of the lane operating in Milford.
II is necessary for all Delaware
cars to be approved in the inspection
campaign. Under the provisions of
the Delaware motor vehicle laws.
the State Motor Vehicle Department
will be obligated to suspend the reg
istration of any motor vehicle which
has not been examined and passed.
The Statewide motor vehicle in
spection campaign was opened on
July Is and will continue until Au-
gust 81.
Several ways in which car owners
may cooperate with safety lane Off
cials are as follows: Everyone
bringing a car to the safety lane
should have his operators or chauf-
feur's license, his registration card
and inspection blank with him. The
car should also be examined for
possible defects before visiting the
lanes.
Milford chronicle., 1938-07-22
DIR. BEEBE REELECTED
EDUCATION HEAD
Former Senator /. d. Short, Milford,
New AppOintee, Is Sworn In

DR.. James Beebe. OF Lewes, was
reelected president of the State
Board Of Education at the reorgani-
zation meeting Of the board last Fri
day. Newlin 7. Booth Of New Castle.
was reelected vice president and DR..
J. o. Adams. assistant secretary. I'm
der the law DR.. H. v. Holloway,
State Superintendent Of Public In
struction. serves as secretary.
Former State Senator /. Dolphus
Short Of Milford, a new member Of
the board appointed recently by Gov
ernor Richard C. McMullen. was
present and took the oath Of ONCE
The other members of the board are
Clarence ID. Clark OF Camden. reap
pointed last week, Henry Ridgely Of
Dover. and John X. Garrigues Of
Wilmington. There are six members.
Milford chronicle., 1938-07-22
WEEKLY WEATHER
REPORT FOR MILFORD
From Wednesday, July 1S To Tues
day, July 10, Inclusive

Charles J. Holzmueller, local wea-
ther recorder, reports the following
weather conditions for Milford, from
Wednesday, July 13 to Tuesday, July
19 inclusive:
Milford chronicle., 1938-07-22

Total Rainfall ...... ESQ
The following winds and condi-
tions prevailed during the same per-
fod:
Milford chronicle., 1938-07-22
Prevailing
wind

NIUEUEEEITE
Wind
July 13. Southwest--Clear
July IA. Southwest-Clou
July Is, Southwest-PartIy Cloudy
July 16, Southwest-Clear
July II, Southeast Partly Cloudy
July IS, West-Partly Cloudy
July 10, Southwest Partly Cloudy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-01
TALALCATJAk A HOLNAP DOLCAIT

valasztak orszagot atto hogy Washngtonban
se osszeon tOreyhozas mars szeles keretek kozot
folyik taalgatas, hogy nit fog hozni jovendo?
nokot illeti ket doog egeSzen blzonyoS
Eel fogja torvenyhozok gyemet hogy nemcsak
nemzet vdelem nagyaranyu epesere szukseg hanem
ara hogy haderonk tengereszetnk oyan egen amive
szkseg eseen Del Aerka fuggeenseget IS meg lehet We
demezni dktatorikus orszagok bet0resevel szeben.
gondo Roosevelt arra hogy akar Nemet akar Oasz
oszag enne kseretet hogy feyeres erove hodtson
maganak teret vaamely vagy tobb delamerkai alamba
nagyra eptet haderove jelezni akara att hogy
propaganda vao teoglaasnak ad helyt Del Amer
kaban meg akara tartan latin de-
mokratikus iranyzatban.
A mask iavaslat Social Security aggkori nyugdl
gyet oga ernteni Erezheo hogy korhatarnak 60 eyre
leszaasat kutaando nyugd jalnak eemeeset fog
ia az enok ndvanyon merit csak ICY ehet eejet venn
ort ervekek aelyek nyugtalansago keettek
a legtobb alamban ha eddig mem is eftek ceft
nagyt6ke rszer6 viszont ketsegeenul fesznre fogak
Wagner munkatorveny modostasanak dolgat es az
bzonyos okg maga partoni ogja Mem fog en-
gedni lzasoknak bzonyos szuksegesekke Walt modosi
tasokat maya is ajanlan fog
III torvenyjavaslaoko New Deal tovabb nagyobb ara
nyu celjainak hozasato huzodozn fog kor
6rehaladasrol ehet $40 Ket evig ke vaunk
orszagnak oyan baja ameyek srgo megoldasra varnak
kozott es6 kozegeszsegugy aanosasa amvel taan
megs megprobal1oznak ha torvenyhozas targyalasok
mem csapnak szes6segekbe.
Az orszag bizonyara halas torvenyhozasnak ha
anyban kezdemenyezo lepeseket mar most megennek
inert teren nagyon elmaradottak vagyunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-01
A NYUGTALANSAG
EGYEBKENT

is allando lesz azon a vide
ken, inert a csehek keptelenek
tisztessegesek maradni es nem
hajlandok a igazsagszolgalta-
tas keseru pirulajat joakeppel
lenyelni.
Miutan a magyar kormany
= termeszetesen - elkobozta
az ajandekba adott magyar
foldet a betelepitett cseh le-
gionarusoktol S 6ket kiutasi-
totta a visszacsatolt videkr6l,
a csehek most a rabsagban ma
radt magyarok birtokait ko-
bozzak el.
Ugy latszik rendszer lett
Europaban a kormanyoknak ez
a konnyii penzszezesi m6dja
s ezen a teren meg t0bb ilyen
lepesre ell lehettink kesziilve.
Termeszetesen mem mertek
a csehek ilyen kurtan-furcsan
banni a lengyelekkel, akiknek
a hatanM dklszlav,.9s roman
csapatok mem allnak es akik q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-01
"A KdNNYtJ RAR EROS

l0kest kapott a beallt hideg
id6jarast6 es az iinnep k0ze-
ledtetn q multi heten. A de-
partment iizletek Is a kiske-
reskedesek fellendiilt iizletr6l
szamolnak be es kiil6n0sen re-
menykednek a ruha iparban.
AIT hiszik, hogy december TO
lyaman legalabb 0tnegyed mil
lizard ertekii ruhat adnak el az
orszagban.
Ezeket a remenysegeket eset-
leg lehervaszthatja az a teny,
hogy a ruhanemii arat most
mar igazan a felh6kig emeltek
S dacara a ter1neles t0keletesi-
tesenek, a ruhAk ma mar az
1929-es arakat is elhagytak.
Ma csupan a f6ldmivesek
felnek a j0v6t6l, inert az arak
mem emelkednek, s6t egg keve-
set estek a multi heten S biz
tosra vehetjtik, hogy a farme-
rex ujfajta bonusz torvenyek-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-01
MA MAR KEVES
REMENY

van ra, hogy a ruthenek XII
vansaganak eleget tesznek es
oda csatoljak 6ket a magyar
foldhoz, ami kozos lengyel-ma-
gyar hatart csinAlna, ez azon-
ban ne csiggesszen ell senkit
sem.
A nernet csizma ma a leg
er6sebb Europaban es az kita-
poshatja a belet ennek a ma
gyar remenynek, ahogy kita-
poshatia a belet az egesz ru-
then foldnek, ha akarja, de a
logika orok torvenyei a ruthen
hegyeket Magyarorszagnak ige
rik. E;s mem sok lido mulva az
vissza is hull a magyarok
olebe.
Kisse elszomorito, hogy a
magyar programot a multi he
ten - nemet nyomasra
Mussolini is feladta, ellenben
megjelentek a franciak es az
angolok a placcon, hogy Cseh-
orszag erdekeit megvedjek.
Ha a cseh nemzet e,ete olyan
nyugalmas lesz, mint amilyent
a Hitler kozeli baratsaga, va
lamint a ruthenek es a totok
ingeriilt ellenallasa iger a sza-
mukra, akkor mem fognak r6-
zsa-agyon nyugodni. =
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-01

gi fellendiilest siettessek es Sc
gitsek.
Eppen exert. el lehetiink "a
kesziilve, hogy a kDrmany pro
gramjat nagyon alaposan meg
fogja rostalni a kongresszus es
hogy a fegyverkezes megkez-
deset hosszu kongresszusi WIS
galat fogja megel6zni, amely-
mex folyaman ugy a hadsereg
mint a navy vezerkara sz6t
nyernek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-01
Az AMERIKAI DELGACIO

azzal a bevallott program
NAL indult a het vegen Limaba
(Peru), hogy az osszes ameri-
kai allamokat k0zos fegyverke-
zesre es a kontinens kozos We
delmere sz6litja ennek meg
felel6en a tervezett, fegyverke-
zes aranya egyre novekszik.
Ma mar tiz-tizenketezer ha-
di repiil6gepr6l es ennek meg
felel6 ipari sberendezkedesrol
targyalnak es a nemzet - bar
ebben a programban egyseges
az elnokkel ~ nem' nyugta-
lansaggal targyalja a kormany
programjat. ay4
Sem AIT mem tartanak egesz
seges dolognak, hogy a de-
presszio nyomasa a7att gazda-
sagi footballs csinalnanak a
fegyverkezesb6l es Szakertelem
ne'kiil kezdenek az ezermillio-
kat kiadni, sem annak mem ma
gyon oriilnek,l hogy feltetleniil
es letagadhatatlanul Nemetor-
szag elleni haborura keszitik
el6 es hangoljak ezt az orsza-
got.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-01
MIKOR
FEGYVERKEZESR0L.,

&. .Nt3 " S.9tsls -
beSzeliink, mem is tagadjuk
mar, hogy a diktaturakra gon-
dolunk S hogy a nemet, olasz
es japan nemzetek ellen fegy-
,verezziik fel magunkat.
Tagadhatatlan, hogy a ha-
rom katonai diktatura kozt
szoros a baratsag es hogy pei
daul Japan Amerika minden
Kinaban megszerzett jogat egy-
szeriien elvette.
Ismeteljiik, hogy az egesz
nemzet teljes egyetertesben
van afelett, hogy a fegyverke-
zesre sziikseg van, hogy fukar.
kodni nem lehet ezen a kerde.
sen, csupan att6l tart a pol,
garsag, hogy elhamarkod dottan
Is meggondo dolatlanul kezdik 9
p6nzt k0lteni, hogy q gazdasa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-01
LASSAN NOVEKSzIk AMERIKA

szovetsegi nepszamlalas hvaal eentese szerint 1888
ul us Len lakosa orszagnak anuar
eeet nepesseg csak 100000 lelekke szaporodo
ami kevesebb, mint remeltek
nepesseg szaporodasanak aranyszama evroevre csok-
ken az Egyes Aamokban letekes nyezok ext csak
nehez gazdasagi vszonyokka tdak ndokoni Vigasztao
csak az hogy 74000O elekkel szaporodo akos
sag tehat tobbe albany lakoa volt Egyesit Aamok
max az 810k eztendoben amkor szabadsagharc zganal
mar etek Is az orsza heyes kerevagasban haad
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-01
Az ELN0K GEORGIABAN

van, ahol a het vegen a Ne
metorszagb6l visszater6 k0ve-
tiinket, a kovetkez6 napokon a
demokrata politikusokat fogad
ia, hogy a kongresszus meg
nyitasara kesziilj0n.
Ugy latszik, llogy a kongresz
Szusi csatakat az eln0k is, a
partja is szeretnek lehet6leg
keriilni S az el,enzek reszer6l
is bizonyos mersekletet mutat-
max, de a nagyt6ke lapjai mem
beket akarnak.
Ismet eliilr6l kezdik, hogy
a koltekezest meg kell nyirbal-
nj S mem veszik tekintetbe
hogy a nincstelenek ellatase
ELL mem llehet kit6rni hogy
ko tssgvetesiink deficitjet en-
mex kell koszonni.
A nagyt6ke ugy latszik har
cot akar, inert ait hiszi, hogy
ha a kongresszus mem lesz ke
pes konstruktiv munkat We
gezni, akkor 1940-ben k0nnyG
szerrel iiltetheti a republika
nus partot a kormanyhoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-01
.ES MOST vAJJON HOvA MEGYUNK?

Az enok hazahivta Berlnbol amerikai nagykovetet
anire felelt, hogy Washngtonbo hazapa
rancsolta maga nagykovetet Most mar saat hazaanak
f0den mndke diplomatic es oggal lehet ket korany
tol kerdezni: H
Es most vajjon hova megyunk?
Egeszen nylvanvalo hogy Bernb6 hazahivott aneria
nagyk0vet mondhat eln0knek semm oyat amt az
rgen tudna Es holt bizonyos, hogy nenet Macy
k0vet AIT eenhet Hernek, hogy az amekai ner
yet obban gyll0li, mint valaha
Mi haszna volt tehat diplomacia mozdulatnak?