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The Washington times., 1938-06-14

aware of definite symptoms Of
seeming fear. Often your pet
will run for no good reason as if
being pursued. If he be con-
fined in a kennel, he will per
hapS attempt to climb the cor
nerS of his cage.
Often there is a flow Of saliva
from the mouth. Sometimes
your animals condition be-
comes so severe that he will fall
over and constantly continue in
a twitching motion.
Although a great many Of
these symptoms are similar to
rabies, usually rabies is not pres
ent. However, extreme caution
should be maintained at all
times if there is any aggressive
ness on the part Of the pet. I
would call a veterinarian, who
will advise whether or not it is
necessary to destroy the animal.
If he has not become extreme
ly aggressive, I suggest that
your animal be kept as quiet as
possible, away from any excite
ment. The digestive tract should
be provided with good elimina-
ton and in severe attacks, seda-
tives, such as barbital, may be
administered.
If your animal is receiving the
proper diet-that is, the proper
amount of the correct vitaminS
proper training and care, I do
not believe that you will be wor-
ried over this perplexing prob
lem.
Copyright. 1898. Grain syndicate)
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arranged with the University
of Maryland for a limited mum.
ber Of these circulars, "Rabies
and You," which may be oh
tanned by calling at The Times
or by sending a Self.addressed
stamped envelope requesting
same, to the editor.)
(FOllOw this interesting series
In tOmOrrOw'S was shingtOn
Times.
The Washington times., 1938-06-14
Mats Seek Deal
Before 18th

Cont. from First Sports Page)
placed Eldon Auker on the market
and Cleveland makes no bones
over the fact that Denny Gale
house could be had if the proper
inducements we're offered. Wash
ington would have to part with
heavy sugar or its equivalent in
player strength to land either Of
the latter.
PLAYERS AVAILABLE
In the matter of players who
might be spared from the Nation
ais without materially damaging
their prospects, many names can
be conjured.
Zeke Bonura is among them, in
view of his failure to slug that ball.
Goose Goslin could be had for
the first asking, tossed in for good
measure on some major trade.
AL Simmons is not beyond barter
and they do say here that Johnny
Stone has lost some caste and is
available if he would swing a deal
that would bolster the twirling
department.
Meanwhile Washington hopes to
do it's part during the current stay
in Cleveland to nudge the Indians
out of first place, which they hold
by the slender margin Of a game
and half.
Either Elon Hogsett or Ken
Chase was to hurl in today's opener
with the prospect that the right
handed John Humphries. of Cliff.
ton Forge, Va, would oblige for
the Indians.
Following the Cleveland inva-
sion, the Mats were to touch De-
troit, Chicago, st. Louis, Boston,
New York and Philadelphia, before
coming home for twin-bill stand
on July 4.
The Washington times., 1938-06-14
Arrive
Trojan TrGckmen
In N.C.A.A. Meet

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. June IA
G.N.SO With Sout ern Cali
fornia's powerful track team on
hand, final preparations were be-
ing made today for the National
Collegiate A. A. track and field
meet here Friday and Saturday,
Entrants from Stanford, Wash.
ington, Washington State and
oregon are expected to arrive
some time today or tomorrow
with 331 athletes in all slated to
take the field during the two-day
competition.
Big Ten stars were due to arrive
Thursday. along with squads from
Eastern universities.
The Washington times., 1938-06-14
LEADS
FEDERAL GOLF

Frank M. Goodwin, jr., Of the
Treasury Recreational Association,
turned in rounds of 79 and 73 to
lead the Glass A low gross division
in the first half of the Federal
golf tournament held at Kenwood
Golf and Country Club. Goodwin
is a member Of Congressional
Country Club.
He was out in 80 and back in 40
in his morning round while his
afternoon figures were 3S and 35.
F. R. Linn, of Interstate Com
merce Commission, took 36-hole
low net honors in the top division,
with 129. His gross rounds were
81 and 78 and his handicapS Is.
E. L. Miffin, of War Department
had low net score in Class B with
80-78-26-132.
Low net in Glass c went to
Charles A. Barnard, of Govern
ment Printing Office, with 81
86-3@129. The second half
of the immense field is playing
today.
Goodwin's card, and other re-
suits:
Goodwin-Morning round:
Out .... 5 3 5 4 $50
In ........ 444s7 4-40-7E
Afternoon round:
4445 3 5 3 SIS
In. ....''s..s.. 4 : 4-So-h
The Washington times., 1938-06-14
EXHIBITION GAMES

Philadelphia (A).. 900 500 21S-14 IA /
Brooklyn ....... 800 102 001-- 10 3
Batteries-D. Smith and Barry; Frank
house and Shea.
New York (A).... O2O 0O1 500 s12 o
Syracuse Unt)... 003 900 600 8 8 4
Batteries-Hadley, Chandler and Glenn;
Brown, Fishman, Fussell and Richards.
Detroit .......... oil 0S2 900 7 10 8
Charleston ....... 100 900 600 1 6 2
Batteries - Poffenberger, Eisenstat,
Kuntichian. Klivak and Reinhard.
st. Louis (N)..... 100 900 410-6 ii 2
Scranton ....... 101 900 002-4 10
Batteries-Lanier and stupp; Jones
and Dougherty.
Johnstown, Pa. COZ OO4 OO1- Z II 4
Batteries-Linke, Cole and Sullivan,
Heath; Hillin, Dolby, Mazza and Spence.
The Washington times., 1938-06-14
District COllegians
Get Irish Awards

SOUTH BEND, Ind. June IA.
Second Baseman Jimmy Corcoran
and Shortstop Johnny Braddock,
of Washington, D. c.. have been
awarded varsity baseball letters by
INotre Dame University.
The Washington times., 1938-06-14

d Z y
Hacker. He takes the ladies'
nod this year not only because
he can't seem to ride a horse
out of the money, but because
he's so little and cute"
Since the first day of Decem-
Der. 1887. when Mr.. j. E. Hughes
gave this minute, round-faced
moppet a leg up on Mafuta at
Charles Town. Beverly has rid
den 81 winners-at two Charles
Town meets, in Havana and at
Tropical Park.
His performance at Charles
Town yesterday was a pretty
good sample of what the Hacker
lad can do in a days card. He
rode in seven out of eight races.
In not one single race did he fail
to deliver some of the purse
money to his horses owner. He
took a first on Spotless, came in
second on Every Effort and Phil
1gal, third on Little Percy,
Proven and Miss Green, and
ended with a driving fourth on
Goody Goody.
Before he was discovered"
two years ago by Mr.. S. B. Webb,
of Manchester. KY, on a farm
10 miles out of town, Beverly,
aged Is, had never seen a
thoroughbred bangtail and was
more familiar with hay ricks
and binders than starting gates.
He knew something, too, about
the insides of Fords, for he had
worked in a small filling station
and liked engines.
The Washington times., 1938-06-14

hawk . noSed
j O key Pa
Jumbo, p r j.
m a lily be-
cause he ap-
pealed to the
ladies' pock-
etbooks with
his string Of
consis t e n t
winners.
This yea r
it's the little
tow head e d
apprenti c e
with the dash
ing n a m e,
The Washington times., 1938-06-14
OUT-WAIT LOUIS
PLAN OF make

Continued from LIST Sports Page)
time. They would figure to draw
a couple of million dollars.
He declines to say that he will
knock Louis out again next week,
but quite emphatically will tell you
that he doesn't expect to be
knocked out himself and, more
over, expects to Chamber out OF
the ring before or at the finish OF
is rounds with a triumph.
Louis didn't seriously hurt or
daze me at an time during the
previous match, except with a
low punch" Schmeling said to-
day after a dash through the
Wilds here on his daily stint OF
roadwork. And I think he is
the same fighter now that he
was two years ago, so I don't
expect to be hurt or dazed this
time.
"No, can't say that I will
hold a psychological edge be-
cause I knocked Louis out be-
fore, but I simply feel that I'm
the better fighter" he said
earnestly, deliberately with halt
ing accent and quite convinc-
ingly.
POMPTON LAKES, N. j., June
IA Q.N.S0.-Vlctory in the second
round-the first time he's gone
into the ring with such a deliber
ate knockout prediction-was the
word Joe Louis gave his trainers
today.
Remembering his first fight
with Schmelins as a bad dream
and that he might have been too
sure of victory, the Brown Bombe,
remarked:
"This time 1t is different.
I'll get revenge on Schmeling in
the second round. I might belt
him over in the first but my
mind is set on two rounds and
I generally do what I start
out to do, on schedule time"
The Washington times., 1938-06-14
Boiling Field Wins
Fought Tilt

Boiling Field took a one-run de-
cision from Fort Belvoir, 8 to Z. in
the Herald-Militia League, with
Browning, Smith and Baker con-
tributing two-base hits.
The Washington times., 1938-06-14
Vital COnfab Slated
For SOftball Loop

All teams belonging to the
Metro Softball League are re-
quested to have representatives at
an important meeting to be held
at 1904 Vermont Avenue at 8
O'Clock tonight.
The Washington times., 1938-06-14

In
The
Dog
House
b. MILTON A. BoaH, DIV.

Hysteria running fits barking fits and other fright dis
of type do not produee high mortality
among dogs Oftentimes they mistaken for rabes but
in reality the diseases similar only the surface.
excention Of puppies the condition
The Washington times., 1938-06-14
WOMEN'S
RIGHTS
and LEFTS
-By Lillian Rirey-

Every year there's a new
"ladies' man" at Charles Town.
Last year it was that swarthy,
The Washington times., 1938-06-14
REGRETS ACTION

This would have been a good
year to tie it up" said Mr.. Hart
sports-loving principal of the Lin.
coin Parkers institution, in refer.
ring to the fact that the Manual
Trainers were holding 5-to-4 ad-
vantage in the present standing of
the series.
He intimated, however. in a tone
that carried a hint of the regret
that he feels because the faculty is
denied the privilege of adding
their own contribution to the triple
laurels already garnered by the
undergraduate members, that the
East Capitol Street instructors
would be looking forward to the
resumption of hostilities next year.
The Washington times., 1938-06-14
Small Tracks? PhoOey!

! On the first of December this
year Beverly will have finished
his apprenticeship, and the
horses he rides will no longer
be allowed the five pounds off
they have been getting with
him up. Nevertheless, half-mile
owners will still be clamoring
for him as their jock.
The boy has plenty of cour.
age. He has had two bad falls
this season at Charles Town, the
worst early this month when
Trip bore in with him to the
rail and fell. Jockey Hacker
was hustled to the Charles
Town Hospital, where doctors
at first thought he had suffered
q conclusion, then discovered
that, fortunately. the hard
Hacker head had received only
painful bumps and bruises.
Last Friday, with the side Of
his head so swollen that he
could hardly see out of his
bloodshot eye, Hacker rode his
first race after the spill and
won all the way on Shooting
Scout.
Frequently, after a bad
tumble, a jockey loses his rae
ing heart and nerve and is
never the same again. Not so
with Hacker. Some of his de-
tractors at the track maintain
that he has grown afraid, that
he holds his horse in when
there's danger of getting mixed
up in the bunch. But such be.
1ittlers have only to look at his
record since the spill and at his
performance yesterday to give
that canard the lie.
Already Hacker is beginning
20 think of the future in big
terms. He says: Il don't like
these little tracks. And when
I'm no longer sewed up in this
contract, I'm going to ride mile
tracks, like Belmont, as a free
lance"
The Washington times., 1938-06-14
Profs.' Diamond
Bottle Post tponed
TO
Resume Series
In 1889
BY PAUL BEACH

Rivalry between the athletic.
minded faculties of Tech and East
ern high schools has encountered
an untimely obstacle this year.
The annual faculty baseball bat
tile. current for the last nine years,
has been postponed until 1889 BE-
cause of the end of the year rush.
The unfortunate weather during
the interhigh series undoubtedly
was a deterrent that helped 10
bring about the cancellation of the
feature that has always more or
less served as a concluding climax.
The Washington times., 1938-06-14
No Red-Irk Deadhead

Most people would think that
q boy bred in the Kentucky
hills would know all about
thoroughbreds, but Beverly had
ridden nothing but farm horses
when Mr.. Webb put him on a
five year contract. Beverly feels
that Mr.. Webb, of Manchester,
is the best Jockey trainer in
existence and a strict one. He
rides the Webb string of eight
flat racers and frequently gets
a leg up on the platers of other
owners, from whom he receives
$40 if he rides a winner, ST if
he comes in anywhere else. Oc-
caSionally some of these owners
get big-hearted and throw in a
new suit of clothes or maybe
contribute an additional cash
bonus.
Beverly has a five-year con.
tract with Mr.. Webb, which to.
day nets him $50 a month in
addition to his board and keep.
Under the terms Of the con.
tract, which doesn't expire until
December /, 1941, Beverly re-
ceives SIS a month the first
year; $40 the second; $50 the
third; $40 the fourth, and $50
the fifth year.
Some apprentices may not
win a purse for two years or
SO. 1t did not take Beverly that
long to cease being a red-ink
deadhead to the Webb stable.
He was signed up at SIS a month
on December /, 1886. On July
25, 1886, he saw his first flat
race at Charles Town. On De-
cember l Of the same year he
rode in his first race and won it.
The Washington times., 1938-06-14
SPRAINS, STRAINS
SORENESS BRUISES
STIFFNESS PAIN

Muscle agony can be relieved. Muscular
pains from hard work or athletics or house
work can be relieved. Pains can be ban
ished. Rub POLO RUB. Rub it in mild
or hard. Rub and there is no stain. Women
like it. As preventative. always have
bottle at home or in your sports locker.
You cannot afford to be without
The Washington times., 1938-06-14

OuIeaE0u AHaIvosI0 musSaB6 Tor Inc MuscIes
Your druggist sells il.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-03
LII N E N s

Hand Made Lace 72X9U Ia
 ble Cloth ....... $2.49 up Silk Underwear Including
 Slips, Gowns and Robes.
 Special for Mothers Day - Royal P K. gold dishes and other novelties.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-03

Girls Organdie Bonnets 59c up All White Pique Coats .$1.59 3 Pc. Boys Sailor Suits. $1.9S Children's Stacks and Over
 alIs ................S S9c
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13

ten k0riilbeliil 5000 kocsit
termeltek, masfelszer annyit,
mint az el6z6 heten, de nagyon
sokkal kevesebbet meg mindig,
mint a multi evben.
AIT remelik, hogy az vi mo-
delek nyilvanos bemutatasa
utan a termeles a heti 0tven-
ezer kocsit elhagyja, vagyis
hatvan Szazalekos termeleSt
meg novemberre remelnek.
Erdemes szem el6tt tartani,
hogy amig tavaly 0t millional
t0bb kocsit dobtak a piacra,
ebben az evben meg csak 0t-
negyed millio automobile ter
meltek, hogy a termeles az
ev vegere sem sokkal haladja
meg a ket milli6t. Kilatas van
ra, hogy a termeles fokoz6dik
az vi evben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13
I'll d Ill s " D. NJ = 3

manokkal targyaljon, de a j0v6
ev AIT is elhozza, inert a Duna
medenceben olyan targyalasok
folynak, amir6l a nyilvanossa-
got mem akarjak ezid6szerint
tudatni.
Most Romania es Bulgaria
kivannak megegyezni egymas
k0zt $ val6szinti, hogy Bull
garia visszakapja bekesen ma
roman reszet, de ezek a targya
lasok a romanok Is magyarok
k0zt is meg fognak indulni,
mihelyt a cseh-magyar targya-
lasokkal vegeznek.
Ma meg mem latjuk tisztan,
hogy Anglia milyen aldozato-
kat hajland6 hozni egy Duna-
medencei konszolidaci6ert, biz
tosak lehetiink azonban abban,
hogy a Dunat a Hitlerek ke-
nyere- -kedvere mem hagyjak.
El6bb az eget6 kerdesekkel
vegeznek, el6sz0r a verz6 Spa
nyolorszagban probalnak be
ket csinalni, azutan kezd6dnek
meg az igazi revizios targyala-
sok, amelyek egy tartos beke-
hez vezetnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13
A MAGYAR
REVIZI0 ELS0

betiiit irjak, mikor e sorok
az olvasohoz eljutnak, terme
Metes hat, hogy rank nezve
fontosabb esemenye mem volt,
mem lehetett a multi hetnek.
Benes lemondasa es a cseh
kormanyvalsag kesleltette a
magyar-cseh targyalasok meg
inditasat es a csehek ext az
id6t alaposan XII is hasznaltak.
Miniszteri tarcak es hasonl6
tisztsegek b6seges osztogatasa-
val sikeriilt nekik a tot politi-
kusokat lekenyerezni, akik
most mar kiil0n Totorszagot
csinalnak maguknak, de egyiitt
kivannak maradni a csehekkel.
Az er6lk0des hiabaval6 kiser-
let. ITALIAN most Slovakia - a
teljes onkormanyzat birtoka-
ban - megmarad a csehekkel,
de a lehetetlen f0ldrajzi elhe-
lyezkedes a megcsonkitott
Csehorszagot ismet romlasba
sodorja es a totok kenyeret
sem fognak talalni a cseheknel.
Ha most oft maradnak, ne
hany ev mulva ujabb ''valsa-
gok" lesznek Csehorszagban es
a totok 0nkent fognak felkinal-
kozni Magyarorszagnak,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13
NALUNK ITTHON 10

hirek erkeznek az orszag
minden reszebol. A gazdasagi
helyzet javulasa alland6 S xii
10n0sen azota erezhet6 a jobb
hangulat es a fellendiiles, mi
ota bizonyossa lett, hogy Euro
paban elnult a haboru vesze-
lye.
A multi het minden ipari hire
AIT mutatta, hogy megszakitas
nelkul megyiink el6re es nincs
semmi ok ARA, hogy a javulas-
max ez a folyamata megalljon.
A kozbizalmat az ertekt6zs-
de kepe mutatja, amelyen nap
nap utan feljebb csusznak az
ertekek. A hiszteria teljesen
elmult, nagyobb kilengesek
t0bbe nincsenek.
A helyzet altalanos javulasa-
max f6-oka terrneszetesen az,
hogy a kormany nagyaranyu
koltekezeseinek mutatkozik a
hatasa, bar ait csak ket-ha-
rom h6nap mulva fogjuk tel
jes mertekben elvezni.
A javulas mask Okla az, hogy
a raktarak teljesen XII vannak
tiriilve hogy a gazdasagi hely-
yet gy6gyulasa esedekes volt
mesterseges eszk0z0k nelkiil
is, teljes mertekben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13
HASONL0 20 HIREKET

jelentenek a vasutak, anne
lyek hatszazezernel j6val t0bb
rakott kocsit kaptak a multi
heten. Ez tizenharom szazalek-
kal t0bb. mint a multi el6tti he
ten, de meg mindig huszonhat
szazalekkal kevesebb, mint a
multi ev ugyanezen heteben.
A k0nnyii iparban is emelke-
dix a termeles es a department.
izletek es kiskereskedesek
gyorsan emelked6 forgalmat
mutatnak.
Tobb nagy epuletre van pa
lyazat hirdetve, mint barmikpr
az utolso ket evben es ezeknek
az epiileteknek a nagy reszet
a jov6 evben fogjak felhuzni.
Panaszt leginkabb a far
merck reszer6l hallunk, akik
minden eddigi lecke es a kcr-
many minden igyekezete daca-
ra olyan ternenyb6l vetnek so
kat, aminek a fogyasztasat ne
hez fokozni.
A nagy buzafelesleg a buza
arat 65 centre szoritotta s mi
ota Eur6paban a haborus ham
gulat eliilt, attol felnek, hogy
meg eek az arak sem lesznek
alland6k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13

es ait hittek fel6le, hogy oko-
sabb az egesz Eur6panal.
Az igazsag az, hogy Kelet
Eur6paban Benes alapitotta
meg a remuralmat Is elvakult
gyiil0leteben egyik sulyos hi
bat a mask utan csinalta.- =
Benes akadalyozta meg,
hogy a Habsburgok visszater-
hessenek a. Habsburg tr6nra,
ami Austria fiiggetlenseget
val6szintileg meg6vta volna Is
Benes gancsolta el az osztrako-
kat abban a t0rekvesben, hogy
k0z0s vamteriiletre lepjenek a
nemet nemzettel. Ha Benes
mem all het eve ennek az ut
jaba, val6szini, hogy Hitler
mem lett volna soha diktator,
inert mikor Austria a vamk0-
z0sseget megtagadta, meg de-
mokrata kormanya volt Ne
metorszagnak.
Benes volt az, aki Masaryk
tiltakozasa ellenere a Sudeta-
nemetekeJ Csehorszaghoz csa-
tolta, vagyis ez a smart" ell
nok volt az, aki hazugsagokra
epitett hazajanak a sirjat jo
el6re megasta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13
A RUTHENEKNEK
is JOBB

es becsiiletesebb banasmodot
iger a cseh diktator, mint ami
lyen mellett husz even at siny-
l6dtek, de a ruthenek meg mem
nyilvanitottak XII, hogy a felda-
rabolt orszaggal kivannak ma
radni.
Bar a diktator szerint ezen-
tul mem Cseh-Szlovakia, hanem
a Cseh-Szlovak es Ruthen mem
zetek f0ldie lenne az vi orszag,
szavazas eseten a ruthenek va
losziniileg AIT kernek, hogy
csatoljak 6ket Magyarorszag-
hoz, ahol a tisztesseges banAs-
modot a multban is mindig
megkaptak.
EFT koveteli LeIlgyelorszag
mar azert is, hogy a lengyel
es magyar hatarok koze ne le-
gyen mas allan ekelve, de
azert a tervert sem Hitler mem
lelkesedik, sem Romania s ICY
ez kerdes fiigg6 meg.
Nemetorszagnak mem erde-
ke, hogy k0z0s legyen a len
gyel-nagyar hatar es Lengyel-
orszagnak nyitott kapuja le-
gyen ahhoz a gazdasagi ESQ.,
porthoz, amelyet el6bb-utobb
az ut6dallamok fognak alkotni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13
ANGLIA ES
FRANCIAORSZAG

lakosai most latjak, hogy
milyen hihetetlen nagy we're
seget szenvedtek, mikor a
miincheni kapitulaciot alair-
tax S ha a ket allan koruna
nyai mem is buktak meg, a
kovetkezmenyek ell mem marad-
max.
Anglia valosziniileg fokozot-
tabb mertekben fegyverkezik a
kozel jovoben, Franciaorszag-
ban pedig a bels6 politikai val
sagok sorozata kovetkezik, a
melyek esetleg teles anar-
chiaig, esetleg a szels6-jobb
gy6zelmeig fajulnak.
A francia kormany mar erzi,
hogy a kommunistak a harci
bardot kiastak es exert kap-
kod Olyan ketSegDeeSetten az
utan az orosz s10vetseg utan,
amelyr6l Miinchenben lemond-
tax es amely Anglia el6tt mem
kedves.
Csak ket eshet6seg all most
a ket nagyhatalom el6tt. Vagy
tovabb menni a lemondasban
es a nemet birodalomnak gyar-
matokat ajanlani a nagyon
kozeli jov6ben, vagy fegyver-
kezni, olyan aranyban, ami
lyent idaig soha Ell mem KEEP
Zeltek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13
AZ ALAP-IPARAGAKBAN

er6sen emelked6 iizemmel
dolgoznak. A puhaszeniparban
az emelkedes egyenesen megle-
pc, bar a nagy tavi forgalom
besziintetese val6sziniileg nemi
visszaesest hoz magaval. A
kemenyszeniparban a szez6n-
munkat most kezdik.
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szazalekos tizemmel dolgoznak
es az uto1s6 ket hetben annyi
vi rendelest kaptak, hogy az
uzem emelkedeset varjak meg
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13
CSEHORSZAG TELJES

demoralizalasara nezve jel-
lemz6, hogy most teljesen ole
be akarnak hullni Hitlernek es
Benest is eltavolitottak, hogy a
halalra itelt orszag a nemetek-
kel k0zos vamteriiletet keres-
sen, vagyis a ftiggetlenseget
teljesen feladja.
Magyarorszag kisebb es SEE
genyebb volt Trianon 6ta, mint
az nj Csehorszag es volt lido,
mikor a magyar nemzetet mar
cipannal csalogattak a francia,
maid a nemet erdekcsoportba,
a csonka orszag azonban a fig
getlenseget smegovta. Avert,
inert MAGYAR NEMZET ak
kor is lenne, ha az orszagot
teljesen szetvagnak, viszont
csehszlovak nemzet akkor sem
volt, mikor a mestersegesen
oszerakott orzagot a franciak
szazmilliokkal penzeltek.
A tovabbi targyalasok soran
a lengyelek es az olaszok fell
tetleniil mindenben tamogatni
fogjak a magyarok igenyeit,
Mussolini kul0n0sen azert,
hogy Magyarorszagon a nemet
befolyast gyongitse.
INA MEG MEM KERULT
ra a sor, hogy a magyar
nemzet a szerbekkel es a ro-