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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-01-24
THE LEGISLATURE:
FIRST QUARTER OVER

vosterday was the 18th day of the present session
o. the Territorial Legislature, meaning that one-ough
of the Legislators time has slipped away.
That one-fourth OF the work of the session has not
been done is obvious But twas ever with Legis-
latures The last few days always the most pro-
ductve not only Legislators like the rest OF
US are prone to let the pile up until it has to
be done but also because they by the end OF
the session in much better form for law-making.
Information which is not yet available. opinions
which have not yet been expressed, pressure from
the people from special groups and from officials
which has not yet been exerted all Will play ther
parts in writing chapters into the 1899 session laws
One of the major problems of the session. the
liquor question has been touched already though
only lightly One bill to permit sale of hard liquor
bv the drink has been introduced in the Senate and
two measures one providing club sale and the other
putting the Territory into the liquor business as
wholesaler are pending in the House. On none OF
these bills however, has any action been taken.
1t is certain that a good many more liquor bills
will be introduced this session and that the considera
ton of them will command the special attention OF
both houses. Because of the diversity OF views held
on the subject all liquor bills expected to proceed
very slowly Every Legislator, it is conceivable Will
have something to say each section of every bill
= This will make slow going.
If liquor is the No. l question this session, the
gold tax certainly rates No q No gold tax bill has
seen the light of day. The question is sure to arise
however as Governor Troy in his message promised
a further communication to the Legislature on the
gold tax 1t is understood, too that the Department
of the Interior will have recommendation to make OF
this subject Legislators of course, are cooking up
number of proposals of their own. Before the weeE
is over at least one gold tax bill should find its way
to the hopper
Wolf bounties subject set for special considera
ton of the next Friday is another prime prob
lem Practically everyone agrees that change in TIN
present system which the Territory $4,000 mt
the red in the last biennium is necessary. bount
bill requiring the trapper to surrender the pelt to tn
Territory at the time OF claiming bounty has beer
introduced in the House The Senate has asked tn
Game Commission to make definite recommendation
regarding what should be done about wolf and coyot
bounties
One important bill has been passed by both House
and signed by the Governor 1t amends the Unem
ployment Compensation act along lines recommends
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-01-24
DAILY LESSONS
IN ENGLISH
By w. L. Gordon

Words Often Misused: Do not say,
HE does not make over eighty dol
lars a MONTH" Say, "He does not
earn more than eighty dollars a
month"
Often Mispronounced: Forehead
Pronounce forced, as in of (not
as in for or fore), and the h is silent.
Often Misspelled: Suave; not
swave.
Synonyms: Evident, apparent, OBJ
vious, plain, clear, visible, mani
fest.
Word Study: use a word three
times and it is yours" Let us in
crease our vocabulary by mastering
one word each day. Today's word
Incentive; that which incites to de-
termination or action; motive.
Every great life is an incentive to
all other lives."-Curtis.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-01-24
The Dies Report-A Bundle of Waste Paper
philadelphia Record


The Dies Committee to Investigate un-Amercan
Activities has reported. 1t has done with the air
of wild running into ROOM his hair streaming
to announce that nameless dangers impend. One
feels like feeding the committee a little milk
and trying to get it to relax 1t is visbly in state
of nerves
If the most conservative newspapers such as the
New York Times greet this report with considerable
doubt, the committee has only itself to blame
Mr. Dies has foued his nest BY permitting
parade of crackpots to spout mere opinions in the
guise of evidence; by giving platform to many
suspect patrioteers to representatives of anti
racial movements; by acting an adjunct of the
Republican National Committee and going out of
its way to pin the red label New Dealers in pri-
maries and the general election, the committee has
forfeited its right to serious consideration.
America today is the shining target for all the
foreign isms There is no question that both Com
munism and Fascsm (and both world organiza
tions) are doing plenty of hard work to get into
their respective camps.
We want to find out all we can about this con-
tnuous nt-American activity. We want to know
who pays for the propaganda, what technique is
used what influences are at work We want specific
detailed knowledge, with and places. We don't
want to repeat the careless mistakes of the former
European democraces.
Such inquiry unbiased and scientific is not Red
batting or Fascst-b batting Red-b batting is what Mr.
Dies specializes in; the high art of putting red
smear on liberals and progressives. But to oppose
Communism, to seek knowledge about it, to bring to
light its in whatever innocent guise they
may appear, is not Red-baiting 1t is such stupid
tactics those of Dies which permit the Reds to take
cover under the defensive cry of "Red-baiting"
/ The Dies Committee poured the red paint over
everybody in sight, it became merchant of opinions
instead of collector of facts it developed an ostrich
digestion and swallowed everything; it much more
interested in licking the New Deal in Michigan and
California than in exposing American activities.
Therefore its report is worthless there is way of
separating wheat from chaff in it.
To re-establish the Dies Committee, fortu-
nately expired will be waste the taxpayers money
another political jitterbug session. We say not
another penny to Dies.
Let Congress set up a sober, judically minded
committee to look into un-Amercan activities and
the country will listen to its findings. Mr.. Dies is
ruled out by his peculiar affinity for Il hate Roosevelt
: witnesses with oversize vocal cords.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-01-24
M O D E R N
ETIQUETTE
By Roberts Lei

@. When introducing a person to
a group of your friends, is it nee
essary to repeat this PERSONS name
with each introduction?
A. No In this case one may say
Mr.. Moore, this is Mr.. Adams, Mr.
Baker, Mr.. Lee, and Mr.. Gibson, y
with a slight gesture of the hand
to indicate each friend
@. Should girl place her purse
and gloves on the restaurant table
while she is eating?
A. No; she should keep them in
her lap. Or she may place them on
a vacant chair if she feels sure they
are safe.
@. When thanking someone for
favor or courtesy, is it proper to
say Thanks" or Much obliged?
A. Neither; the correct phrase is
THANK you"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-01-24
cHcroscobe
The stars incline
but do not compel"
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Is, 1913!

Benefic aspects appear to rule
today, according to astrology. 1t is
date for pushing business and
cashing in on promises affecting
finances.
There is sign most helpful to
constructive work, making for quick
accomplishment and progressive
plans. Great government projects
may be retarded, but many are to
be completed satisfactorily. ~
AS news of government upheavals
comes from foreign lands, astrolo-
gers declare that the United States
will experience widespread reform
of revolutionary but beneficial ma
ture. 3 49,
Opportunities to practice the
preaching of universal brotherhood
will be frequent but obstacles will
prevent many plans from being
realized. Tag
Women today are lucky in their
special activities. Clubs should flour
ish. but their principal value in
communities will be their organiza-
ton in time of public stress.
Divorces will wane, as children of
families broken by discord influ-
ence their parents.
Violent storms are foretold. In the
next few weeks there will be unusual
circumstances attending midwinter
weather.
Persons whose birthdate it is have
the augury of year of activity and
success. Friends may be inclined to
seek too many favors.
Children born on this day prob
ably will be imaginative, sensitive
and yet energetic. These subjects of
Aquarius are difficult to direct, but
many have the touch of genius.
Robert Burns, Scottish poet, was
born on this day 1859. Others who
have celebrated it as birthday in
clude General George Edward Pick
EFT, Civil War commander, 1925;
William Lane Austin, statistician
1871.
Copyright, 1880
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-01-24
HospITAL NOTES

George Bowers was dismissed to-
day from medical care at st. AIMS
Hospital.
Ed Giovanetti was medical dis
missal today from st. AIMS Hospi-
tai
Mrs. Ed Roller a1u baby boy were
dismissed today from st. AIMS Hos
pital.
Mrs. Bill Conkle was admitted to
st. AIMS Hospital today for fnedi-
cal attention.
mses
Margaret Lundry was a surgical
dismissal today from the Govern
ment Hospital.
Mrs. Julia Williams of Hoonah
and baby boy were dismissed yester-
day from the Government Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-01-24
on YEARS AGO
~ Prom THE EMPIRE
JANUARY "a, 1919

A huge success was the sentiment
voiced by everyone who attended
the informal dance given for men,
bers of the Elks the previous night
The committee in charge was Cash
Cole, w. j. Manahan and Ray H.
Stevens.
E. M. Policy, formerly of the Al
aska Labor Union, was on his way
home from Camp Humphrey, Va He
was to go to Fort William Seward
where he was to be discharged from
the Army, and then return to Ju-
neau ao
With the last of the 1918 canned
salmon pack which the Alaska
Steamship Company contracted to
move from the North, the steam
ship Ketchikan arrived in Seattle
with a shipment of $4,000 cases from
Quadra.
Word came from Seattle that Will
liam Maloney, formerly Territorial
Mining Inspector, had sold his in
terest in the Seattle real estate bust
ness in which he was associated with
J. T. Hunt, formerly of Juneau, and
had accepted employment with a
shipbuilding concern.
Mrs. G. E. Davidson, her mother,
Mrs. Bertha Beshay, and children,
were to leave on the Alaska for the
south.
Word was received that former
Senator and Mrs. L. " Ray were
the parents of baby girl born at
Seward the day after Christmas.
Mrs. B. c. Delzelle, who had been
spending several months in the
States, was to return to Juneau on
the Alameda.
Sidney Jacobs was to leave Seat
tie on the Alameda bound for Jul
neau.
Weather: Highest 90; lowest %;
cloudy.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-01-24

Experiments under way to determine if forced
drinking of excessive amounts of water will cause
hens to lay more eggs naSmuch eggs are two-thrds
water If that works we expect the next step will be
heated nests that eggs will be laid to order soft
hard boiled
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-01-24

The Admiral of Japans China fleet says that it
is Japans traditional policy to treat the Chinese
people with benevolence and dignity. The remark
able feature suppose is that it has such fatal
sequences for the Chinese.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-01-24

Basebas 'hot-stove league" probably will have
the pennant winners all selected by the middle of
February, leaving it only for the to make de-
ciSions official
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-01-24

American women, it is estimated, spent S14O000O0
on lipstckS last year Offhand, we'd say they got
their moneys worth
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-01-24
.Happy
Birthday

The Empire extends congrdtuld-
tions and best wishes today, their
birthday anniversary % the Jollo1n-
ing:
JANUARY "a
Charles d. Baker
Dave M. Dishaw
Joe E. Mullins
Robert A. Won Valid
Charles c. Bloxham
Claudia Kearney
Dolores Smith
George Routsala
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-26

tartast berbaranyt IL mazsa gabona es 1870 pengot
vagy egy par csizmat es oz6 ruhat kaptak samad6k6
Nagyon sokan szegodtek ell honapszaosoknak Legenyek
2O20 peng6 feln6tt emberek es6rangu munkasok $50
peng6t kaptak egy honapra.
Erdekes hogy cseledek mindinkabb igyekeznek kesz
penzert szeg6dni amt gazdak bannak, inert mndg
sok baj volt azza hogy cseledek vtak megeegedve
ataluk vasarot ruhaval labbeve Hatranya doognak
hogy fatal szolgaegenyek konnyebben koltk ell kere
setet haszontaan dolgokra Aig mar szveszter pa
oyan guyaslegeny a oszagga vi gazdahoz,
elenben biciklije ANIMAL t0bbnek
Eddig szol halas jelentes, aito mi lettink oko
sabbak inert hszen oyan regen es oyan ekertn
ohoni vszonyokto hogy amerkai penzegysegere at
udjuk mindezt ertekeni es tuduk megmondan hogy
keves-e ez vagy sok?
Kisse furcsan hangzik neknk haasi jelentes utoso
mondata, aney arro szao hogy fatal mez6gazdasagi
munkasok nagy reszenek kerekpara otthon mi ko
vagy kozszksegeti cikk-e kerekpar most otthon? Ugy
akasd tayoles6 mheybe arunk vee akkor kozszkseget
az automob de mkor reszleeket ke raa orleszten, a
vttatn censet vasaro akkor atkozott kotseges nyzs
Es ezenfelul megakadt szemink jelentesnek
szen s amely arro besz hogy mez6gazdasagi cseedek
ideet kormany rendeleeg apis elseere
tette at negy esztend6 el6tt.
Ebb6l csak egy k0vekezetest vonhatunk le Att hogy
az elszeg6d0tt mez6gazdasag cseed oft tart aho
JoDDagySag koraban Mines meg szabad k00zk0des jdga
ma Sc koti szerzodes, ami furcsa valam Ha beres
koh gazdava akor scent es sertheteen orszag
koh orszagga, akkor csak egy darab papr-rongy.
Bizony bizony, Eur6paban meg most Sc akarnak ta-
nuln orszagok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-26

can Legion-nal, arnely ujabb
eret vag a kincstaron a k0zel
j0v6ben. -
Most kezdik az ostromot a
nyugdij iigyeben es a jelenlegi
javaslat ait kivanja, hogy nyug
dijat adjanak minden 0zvegy-
mex es arvanak, akinek az apja
legalabb kilencven napi szolga-
latot teljesitett a vilaghaboru
idejen. Akar a harcteren, akar
valamelyik itthoni taborban.
Ez a szereny kivansag csekely
35 ezer millio dollart terhet je-
lent maid a nemzeten ha
most mem is, kes6bbi kongresz-
szus meg fogja AIT szavazni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-26

Az elnok altal kert 875 mil
li6 dollart, amely junius 3O-ig
lenne szukseges - az als6haz
szaz0tven milli6 dollarral mar
levagta.
A szenatus reakci6s szarnya
$ kiil0n0sen azok a szenatorok,
akik szemelyes ellensegei az ell
noknek, ext az 0sszeget is So
kaltak es hatszaz milli6 dollart
akartak ere a celra megadni.
Mikor azonban megjelentek
az allamok kormanyzoi, a va
rosok polgarmesterei es a mum
kas-szervezetek kepvisel6i, ak
kor az esetleges nelkiil0zesek-
ert, a t0meges elbocsajtasokert
mem mertek a felel6sseget val
lalni es a szenatus bizottsaga
is a $50 millio dollar megsza-
vazasat ajanlja. E het vegere
eldul, hogy megadjak-e a kert
oSszeget az eln0knek, vagy a
$50 millio mellett maradnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-26
POFON vAGY
MEM POFON?


Semmikeppen mem tudunk
0rulni annak a hirnek, hogy
az amerikai magyarok elvi
vagy a most talan divato-
sabb ''vi.agnezeti'' kiizdelmei-
be a testi inzultust is beso-
roztak fegyvernek.
Megertjiik, ha a viz mask
oldalan foly6 gyilkos hare
ban erintett egyenek lit is
megfeledkeznek magukr6l,
de mem hissziik, hogy a po-
litikai es vilagnezeti pofonok
Amerikaba val6 importalasa
hasznalna lit a magyar elet-
mex.
S a ket szels6segr6l egy-
massal szembe nez0 feleknek
mem erdemes elfelejteni,
hogy haboruban senkinek
mines monopoliuma egy uj
fegyvernemre sokaig, inert
AIT az ellenseg egy-kett6re
kopirozza es atveszi.
AIT akarjak a ket szeIs6-
seq taboraban, hogy alfalfa
nosan beyezetett vilagnezeti
fegyverre yaljon a pofon k0-
z0ttiink?
Ez lenne az a 'kOnstruk-
tiv" hozzaiarulas, amellyel
az amerikai magyarsagot es
a magyar nemzetseget szol-
galni probaljak?
AIT sem tudjuk hinni
hogy a pofOnok niv6jara su-
lyedt politikai es vilagnezeti
kiizdelmek nagy nyilvanossa-
got igenyelhetnenek vagy er-
demelnenek, inert Amerika
magyarsaga ma mar felette
all annak az izlesnek, amely
ilyen "elvi kiizdeImekben"
gy0ny0riiseget tudna talalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-26
AKALLITASOK ESzTENDEJE

kallitasok esztendeie 1889 amerkai nenzetre
nezve es az esemenyekb6 ameyek ev soran onnek ell
messze kdomborodk york; vlagkiaitas ameyre szaz
miio befeketesevel keszilnek.
kiallitassal kapcsoatosan olyan hirek erkezne
ameyek ARA mutatna hogy latogatok teknteeben new
yorki kalitas nemzekoI csak amerkai nemzetl
ielegu !,
Hetkoznapi szoval eve keves kulfold latogato,
inert fog kapni meg latogatas vizumot s hogy
Amerkaba iohessen atogatas vzumokkal anny1
vsszaees t0rtent mutban hogy azokat most mar csaK
nagyon megbizhato embereknek adjak XII.
Ebb6 amerikai szempontbol teesen ertheto es ogo
suit koatozasnak eredmenyet karosan foga erezn new
york; kiaitas egyetemes nemze erdek elobbrevao
heyi erdekne Ugy atszk hogy senkise ee korlteknto
6vatosg ellen panasz ennfogva New York csak abban
talaha ygaszaast hogy aekai atogatok szama foga
karpotoln az elmaradt kllf0diekert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-26
A MAGYAR BERES SORSA MANAPSAG

sokan nagyon sokan eliink Amerkaban, akiket Ma
gyarorszag ovo hrek koz legnkabb az erdeke ogy
nlyen otthon magyar beres sorsa manapsag? Eoekel q
benninket azert sokan vagyunk alk ma nenl epOo
kenyerb0 indultunk utnak az vi haza ele de atyanka
rokonan baratank ismeroseink szegenysegen
lalkoztak es velk egy haarban urtuk olde eros
lelki kapcsot erzInk ,veuk Szemben
Abbol hogy mennyit keres es hogyan el ma magyar
beres seme kovetkezteest lehet vonni Magyaror-
sag gazdasag heyzetee Annak ulajdonthatunk sem
fele elentosege beresek keresete Sc fokero Sc
t0zoazdasaoi ertemero inkabb olyasfoma valami
mint az szuksegmunkak alkamazottanak heyzete
kenyer ami melet lehet ehenhalnlS de Joaknl SEM
magyar beres szegodese rendszernt Scent Gyorgy nap
lara tortenk ato szamtott esztendeig tart nne
nagy tavosagbo tudjuk hogy fenle meg regl tor
veny amey szez6dott mezogazdasag cseed heyet
szerzodes lejartaig e hagyhatta inert kulomnen
csendor hozta vissza fent is ALL neki1k amerlka en-
bereknek mines iognk arra hogy EFT kfogasoluk hszen
legkedveltebb nemze sportunk base ball jatek eokeo
tagjai ICY vannak alkamazva Azok Sc hagyhaak ot
rossz gazdat inert sulyos biintetesben reszeslinek
TIT Amerikaban tanultuk meg ait, hogy Kiskunhalas
varosa e kornyeke kvee Scent Gyorgy nap szabay ao
inert oft ez6gazdasagi cseledet utoso napjan Sill
veszterkor szerzodetk Icy mese efelo magyarosza mr.
adas amely egyenesen Halasrol jon:
- Tobb evszazados szokas mar Kiskunhalason, hogy
Szveszer dutanan es ujev deeotten artak varoshaza
elot gazdasagi fogadasat Sok embertomeg
feketelk yenkor piacteren inert meg kornyekbol ell
ionnek gazdak erdekodn hogy myen bereket fzetnek
halasi "ember-piacon'.
Bar cseedek koltozkodesenek deje kormany ezel6t
negy esztend6v apis elsejere tee at rendeeteg gya
koratban meg mindg vaozaanul Sveszer napjan torten
cseledfogadasok Az idei cseledogada
Altalaban alabb bereket kaptak cseedemberek
Konvencios beresek kocssok 1913 mazsa vegyes ga
bona hold vetemenyfod 200 81 konyhaker 801OO pengo
keszp@nz tzel6 aka barofitartas, fb6 vagy harmada
b6 kskonvencioba 2O-2O vagy 2525 o SO, kasa, sza-
Ionna.
Olyan konvenciosok, adk egy feln6tt fukka szegod-
TEX 68 mazsa gabonAva 4o5O peng6 keszpenze kaptak
tobbe es kiskonvencioba 800 k6 so kasa szalonnat
Bentkoszos molten beresek 800 peng vee koteles 2022
ewes beresek kocssok 200 peng6t kaptak.
Gulyas kanAszg gyerekek 1215 ewes korig 130150 PEN
got kaptakI Amennyiben berbe ruhanemut, malacot,
szrt csizat akudak penzbe ber annyiva kevesebb Ne
hany juhasz szeg6do Az Greg juhaszok 1870 mazsa
gabona 3o4o birkatartast lakast tizel6 1000 vete-
nnyf0det 2525 k6 s6t kast szaonat kaptak 0yeke e
@s idejen vasanapi tel Fatal juhaszboarok 45 birka-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-26
Az EGYES ALLAMOK

t0rvenyhozasai mem valami
b;ztato jeleket mutatnak. Ta-
Ian a new york; torvenyhozas
az egyetlen, amely konstruktiv
munkat iger, jobbat, mint ami
hez a polgarsagot idaig szok-
tattak.
Erdekes tiinet es New York
kozmopolita polgarsagat mu-
tatja, hogy a javaslatok tucat-
jait nyujtottak be a felekezeti,
politikai es tarsadalmi izgatas
ellen, amelyek a legnagyobb
reszben tulmennek az eszszerii
seq minden hataran. =
Pennsylvania vi kormanyz6-
ia erosen biztatja az "iizletet',
hogy vi nap kelt fel abban az
allamban, hogy a reszvenytar-
sasagok ad6jat levagjak tob-
bi terheit cs0kkentik, ami SEM
mi jot mem jelenthet a mum
kassag szamara.
Wisconsin allamban a repub-
likanus kormanyzo olyan siet-
seggel akar minden La Folette
torvenyt hatalyon kiviil helyez-
nj, hogy a multi heten mar a
(Folytatasa az Six oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-26
MAGYARORSZAGB0L

mem valami kedvez6 hirek
erkeztek a multi heten. A kor-
many kenytelen volt a nemet
nyomasnak ismet engedni es
formaliSan csatlakozott a dix
tatorok 'kommunista-ellenes"
frontjahoz.
Ezzel a formalis nyilatkozat-
tai Magyarorszag onmagat
automatikusan szembe helyezte
a demokrata hatalmakkal S fel
kell tenniink AIT is, hogy egy
elj0vendo es mindenki altal
vart europai haboru esetere a
semlegesseget is feladta.
Az a szomoru, hogy ennek
elleneben semmit mem kapott,
sot Eszakmagyarorszag meg
vissza mem csatolt teruleteire
az igenyeit - nemet lapok sze-
rint - feladta.
Nehany hete meg remeny
volt ra, hogy a teljes becsatla-
kozas fejeben Magyarorszag ige
nyeit Romaniaval szemben ha-
talmasan tamogatni fogjak Ber
l.nbol, ma azonban a nemetek
Romania baratsagat keresik es
felni kell tole, hogy ait Err
dely fogja fizetni.
Keves vigasz ennek ellene-
ben, hogy az olasz kozvetitesre
eSetleg bizonyos hatarkiigazi-
taSt varhatunk Delszlavia re-
szerol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-26
EZ A SZOROS BARATSAG

az amerikai magyarsag hely-
zetet is meg fogja neheziteni,
inert ebben az orszagban min
denki ellensege naciknak es
a diktaturaknak es a nemzetet
a diktator allamok ellen fegy-
verzik.
Mem szivesen ir senki kelle-
metlen dolgokrol es lehetose-
gekrol, viszont mi soha ebben
a rovatban semmit ell nem fo-
gunk hallgatni, amt kellemet-
len leirni, vagy kellemetlen OIL
vaSni.
Ebben a pillanatban ARA kell
gondolnunk, hogy az Egyesult
Allamok kormanya a letez6
$4,000 iparvallalatbol tizezer-
mel hadi rendeleseket fog le-
adni S hogy ezeknel a vallala-
toknal a nemet, japan, olasz es
magyar alkalmazottakat es
munkasokat alaposan meg fog
jak vizsgalni es rostalni.
Magyar Amerikanak ugy
a Szul6f0ld, mint a sajat erde-
keben egy kotelessege lehet
jelenleg. Meggy6zni Amerika
k0zvelemenyet. hogY a kiS es
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-26
EGESZ MAS KERDES

az, hogy a WPA munkakat
es altalaban a segely-iigyeket
vegre veglegesen rendezzek S
abbol a politikat kizarjak.
Nagyon erdekes, hogy a kon-
gresszusban - mindket part
nal - egy segelyminiszterium
felallitasat kivanjak; ugyanazt,
amt tavaly az eln0k ajanlott S
amt akkor leszavaztak, csupan
(Folytatas a 2-ik oldalrdl.
azert, hogy az eln0k ujja-szer-
vezesi tervet megverjek.
A Roosevelt kinevezesei k0-
zil a fontosabbakat mar jova-
hagyta a szenatus, csupan
Hopkins kereskedelmi minisz-
ter tigyen ragodnak, akire ha-
ragszik egy tucatnyi senator.
Nagyon jol tudjak - es EFT
alandoan bevalljak, hogy
a kinevezest meggatolni mem
tudjak, hogy AIT nagy t0bb-
seggel hagyja jova ezekben a
napokban a szenatus S megis
zzak-halasztjak az id6t, csu-
pan azert, hogy alkalmuk le-
gyen az eln0k0t tamadni.
Ugyanilyen feleslegesen ell
nyujtott vita kesziil a fegyver-
kezes k0riil is, amit vegiil szin-
ten meg fognak - a k0zvele-
meny egyhangu nyomasa alatt.
go sZavaZni.