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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-28
OROSZ VERESEGEK

egesz vilag amulva nez harcter ese1nenye
aelyek eddg hoztak valam dics6ege Soviet had
seregenek.
marekny finn nemzet oyan sulyos csapasokat inert
erhetetenu er6sebb es obban hadseegr
amiket kiheverni mem fog jov6ben
Mem leheteten sot valosznu hogy finnek hoses kiz
buknak Oroszorzagra nezve mar
kes6 lesz.
rettegett WORDS arnyek szetpukant az orosz reto
felnek inert atja vag hogy hadsereg gy0nge
szakert6 vezet6i nincsenek zereese rendszeen
Is hianyos.
Az OROszOK CsALoDAsA
Az oroszok abban bzak hogy az mareknyi finn
ar6 szamuzetesben eltek Moszkvaban akk
hasereg veeme alatt vi finn "korany csnaak, Finno
szag nepet fe tuda kormanya ellen izgatni
finn fodmiivesek azonban meg hajlandok kom-
atterve fodeike koeive farok
szamara aannak ICY komnunista finn kornany oft
faluban.
Eek esaodasok vesztesegek brak r ITALIAN az
kat azokra bestaltasokra amelyek talan meg nazikon
is tuesznek oft semmi esere nembereket utetnek
reptile bombazokra, hogy civil akossagot bombazzak
A FRONT M0G0TH vERESEG
oroszok necsak fronton egyik vereseget
utan vlagszerte mogott is
sz sort hvek szeyenkezve hagyjak beszennyezet voros
zaszlot niagara.
komrnunistak nagyobb es tisztessegesebb
mar othagyta mikor Stain osszeoekezett
Htlerrel marekny ekzalta kommunista, ad akkor
dezeralt finn esemenyek Matt meneki voros ta
borb6l.
Hiaba hazudjak hat a kommunista ujsagok - koztuk
magyar nyelven megjeleno amerkai szennylap hogy
nnek "denokratus" kormanya melett kuzd Finnorszag
nepe saiat olvasoik utanak ezekrol dogoo OIL
vasni vagy beszelni
AZ EGEsz vIIAG ELLEN 49,
Soviet gyetlennek bizony gyavanak atszo serege
meg csak finn fegyverekke szemben mar felvonu
eeak szolidaritast vaaon hos fin
nekke 90 1880
EUROPA rninden tsztesseqes kormanya persze nemet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-28

a jelenlegi, dollaron feliili bu-
zaaraknak oriilni, inert az i6szi
honapok nagy szarazsaga az
zal fenyegeti oket, hogy a tell
vetes utan a tavaszi is gyenge
leSZ.
Csalodas van a gyapot-
iparban, inert a hadvisel6 ALA
mok nagyobb mennyiseget meg
nem vettek es csalodtak idaig
a dohany termel6k, akiknek a
nyari termes ketharmada van
meg raktaron.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-28
HABORU vagy BEKE

fegyvert szat fnneknek Egyesult Aamok peldajat
kovetik atin-amerikai alamok is.
felvonuas voltakeppen azert tortenik hogy Soviet
kedvt eseeg Skandnav aamok megtamadasaol elvegye
inert SvedorSzag Norvega egtamadasa lgazan egesz
vagot aboruba sodorna hogy kereszeny civizacot v0
ros barbarmus ellen megvee agyon erdekes volt hogy
denokratkus Oroszorszagban Stain 60k szletesnapja
milyen eseen pompava szogalekseggel unnepeltek
mutt heten)
A NEMETEK vEsZTEsEGEI
angook mar sok haot vesztettek vereseget daig
mem szenvedtek
nemetek csak egy csatahajot vesztettek de ez maya
olyan suyos vereseg amt amugy gyenge nenet navy
mem hever XII egyhamar.
Uruguay parta elsuyesztett nagy csatahaa
fobe6tte magat inert tudta evseni ait
gyalazato hogy Hitler halo elsyeszeset parancsota ra
ahelyett hogy megengedte tovabbi kzdelmet sza
mara.
EFT csorbat kikoszoruln neme navy nagyon sokaig
foga inert viz ao subrnarnokkal elsilyeszten fegy
vertelen halasbaaka nagy dcsoseg ha eros pan
ceos catahaok naukna sokka kseb es gyengebb angol
hajok el6 az ongyilkossagba menekulnek
IA Mask NENET vEsZTEsEG
Mem vereseg de nehezen poohato veszteseg volt az
hatamas modern szemely-szaito halo amt sznten
annak parancsnoka seszet e az aerkal partok kozee
ben mutt heten.
A es Europa hajok mar dosek maholnap masod-
rend szemeygozosokke sulyednek neeteknek volt
szemiik fenye amt elsulyesztettek mutt heten.
inert mndossze a harom nagy hajouk volt daig ez
AIT elent hogy modern ha6parkuk lecsok
kent egy tees harmaddal.
inert Anglia had tengereszete most mar harco komo
lyan megkezdte neme csatahaokra ratamadtak nemet
ko6kben is es kett6t azokbo eslyesztettek mutt heen
ANGLIA vESZTESEGH
Ag szarazfoldon ukozetek nincsenek ITALIAN kevesebb
eber hal meg naponta Macy nyuga fonon mint ahanyat
ebben oszagban napnap utan autoobok edtnek ad
dig engeren Anglit ulyos vesztesegek erik minden
nenetek barbar modon mar nencsak fegyverteen
kerekedel es teherhaokra hanem halasabarkakra ia
madnak ellen Anglia kepeen vedekezni anelkl hogy
nagyobb karokat mem szenvedne
submarinok Is repul6gepek k0ny0rteenil foytatak
angol haoraj eeni kzdelmet es kmelk semleges
ha6kat sem akarak hogy ango kkotoket
kerilek
Terrneszetesen eek suyos veszesegek jeentenek
komoy veszedemet Angliara nezve inert hszen eddg ha
bou kezdete ota negyszer anny vi halo kert XII angol
hajogyarakbol mint amennyi esulyedt.
HABORU A LEvEG0BEN.
ben jofornan naponta mostanaban nemetek hanem
az angook tamadnak
taadasoknak soran sulyos vesztesegek erek
mndket eet angook ovatos hadi jelentesek da
cara sokka bbet vesztettek ami ertheto inert Nemetor
szag legerosebb kkot6 ellen ta1nadtak.
Ugy laszk hogy szarazodi ukozetet es vee jaro me-
szarlas mndket oldarol ell akarak kerni haboru ten
geren eveg6ben fog dni hacsak egyre sulyosabb
nemet helyze kenyszerit ra Hert hogy nemet had
sereget tanadasra parancsola tavasszal.
NYUGODTABBA BALKAN Ice $50 a.
Az orosz veresegek nemi nyugamat hoztak Bakanra e
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-28
NYUGODTABB A BALKAN

Afghanisztan hadsereget mozgostoak inert atol tarta
hogy Soviet csapatai eseeg Indara akarnak tamadn
hogy egaabb nyugtaansagot ketsenek amugy sem
godt hatamas ango gyarmatorszagban.
Ezeket eseenyeket Persia es Torokorszag eenken
gyek vaamennyi meger6sitee hatarait keszen alnak
ra, hogy eseteg Soviet Azsat langba boritja
senki tudja hogy mee egyezseg Hitler es Stain
kozt tartak leheteennek hogy ket veres kezi dix
tenyeg akarja robbanan egesz vago ITALIAN
aze hogy e6e atat6 bukasuka ICY k0nnyebben megusz
hassak ha eseteg maid hogy egesz
vilaggal mem birtak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-28
NYUGODTABBA BALKAN

Az vereseek nemi nyugamat hoztak Balkanra es
Duna medencere inert mar senk tart tole hogy
telen az orosz seregek Romaniara mernek tamadni
mnthogy id6t nyernek kisebb alamok targyaasokra
hsz hogy valamfee haarozott sz0vetseg
alak XII egy esetleges nemet nvazo ellen amey
mex el6keszteseben alltolag Vatkan erosen mukodk
Romania most tapasztalja hogy mennyit er nenet ba
ratsag abb eseeg magyar nack nylasok is tanulna
Ismet vi gazdasag egyezege eroszakotak roman kor-
manyra, ameynek eremeben Roania vi hitelt ad Hitler
mex marka arat isnet emetek Ma mar roman fold
mves annyit kap buzaaer mint eze6tt hat h6
napp es nemet parckkeket eppen keszer oyan dragan
kenytelen megvenni
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14

kU0MNG Ore Coach Tex
Oliver ara his orsgon wshfocls
wers sn route 10 Berkeley today
with cSsastsresck chst hallsks and
ruilesck Masuhsli ntenstrorn. both
reserves. slated 10 start against
ths cAiifcrnia Bears Saturday.
Co2vAIxlA. op----whiis Coach
Lon etinsr animated hls Oregon
state varsity might start asainss
Portland saturday TO avoid an up
81. u wAs certain that Ind Ray
vandissr and Quarterback George
rsisra would sse no action be-
cause 81 injured ankles.
STANFORD UNsvERstTY--Is
made little difference 10 Coach
Tray Thofnhiil that AIS stanford
Reds we're underdoxs against
ucf.A Saturday he said he WAS
well pleased" with stanford's
final workout under the food
ilxhts.
nERkki-EY. CAl--pefinite a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14
CRIDIRON BRIEFS

ssrancs a. passing attack
against Oregon Was given today BY
Coach stub Allison. he stressed
pAsstnx prsetlcs In = finsi last
workout but said he Was undecided
wh<sh<r orsiiie Hatcher. Tony
rlrpo or Cliff Perry VIII start If
tia crucial left hAifeAek position
for caiifornss.
axATTI.E - Reserve Fullback
Maurice Stacy WAS on the shell
today with . knee injury ~ Coach
Jimmy PhslAn took 3e WaHhinKton
players 10 Pullman 10 play Wash.
ington state Saturday.
PULLMAN. WAAh---Ths Cougars
of Washington State were on this
short end 81 betting odds today IN
the annual battle for the state
championship with the Washing
ton Haskies
Los ANGELES - Coach Bot
zuppke was bringing an Illinois
squad Of IS players into town TO.
day from q s,opcver At Tucson
lie picked ~ Of the varsity and
took along 10 Of the Eoofs for the
loyride. Herrell picked a starting
lineup Of STROBE and MACPHERSON
ends: HUI and zarubieA. tackles
Sommers and Frawley. guards
Msthespn. center: Washington and
Robinson. hslfhacks; Mathews
quarter. and overlin. full.
Arix-. for q game with Southern
California tomorrow. The Min
were expected TO use deception
while Coach Howard Jones relic,
upon the Trojans' crushing power
LOS ANGELES - Coach Babs
Horrell takes a squad Of IS UCLA
players north tonight for the Stan
ford game at Palo Alto tomorrow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14
Bell Seconds Win
From Tiger Babes

Sparkling briefly In the second
quarter. the Bellarmine reserve
team scored a to 0 win over the
Stadium Midgets yesterday after
noon on the Lions field.
The Bengals. whose weight limit
is 135 pounds. were out-weighed,
but were game and fought on even
terms with the Bells excepting for
that brief period in the second
quarter when a pass play clicked
for a Lion touchdown.
After taking Stadium
punt on the Tiger S5-yard
marker, a Bell pass from
Chuck Chibula to Jim Nc
Nerthney was completed for
the only score of the game.
The try for the extra point
was spoiled when the Tigers
broke up an end sweep.
Stadium managed to get into
scoring position several times but
on each time that it did a pass
interception or a costly tumble
usually ended their threat. In the
final period, when the Tiger ma
chine was just getting under way,
the Loins stiffened on their own
30-yard marker and held for
downs
The starting lineups were:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14
MICHIGAN STAR
Is FIGHTING WAR
AGAINST HIMSELF

ANN ARBOR - Forest Eva
shevski Is n mixture of Polish
and German. Fritz Crisler COM
planned that "One Man Gang"
Eyashevski wasn't concentrat-
Ing in practice.
'How can L." asked Michi-
gan's blocking quarterback,
when the Pole and German In
me are fighting the war;"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14
Kickoff Set
At 8 O'clock


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14
Well, Hank Sure
Will Be Active

MINNEAPOLIS - Henry Arm
strong, world welterweight cham
pion. who looks to the Zodiac for
guidance on such fateful days as
Friday. risks his title tonight-and
it's Friday the iSth-against How
ard Scott of Washington. d. C.
He's almost too busy these
days 20 have much time for his
superstitions. Four nights ago
he scored q technical knockout
over Al Manfredo Mt Dies
Nloines. One week from to-
night he goes against Richey
Fontalne Mt Seattle.
Nine days later he meets Bobby
paaks< n.pnar hafAra fiH..z.- a,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14
MayIon Seeks
hostak Bout

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MAyions n oNs vas als1
prompted ~ failure II ms at,smp;
= slgn Charley Killer Coates II
san Franciseo ard Jock ncOmbe'
q Tacoma for a mx here IN the
near future. possibly or the eren-
ing card
Coates. whose manager. Joe
Herman Of san Francisco. an
nounced earlier this week he
was heading uorthsard within
the newt few DAYS with the
hard hitting Asgro hight
heavyweight In tow. issued =
challenge directed mt Me
omber, and dayion promptly
r.layed the message 10 Jack
Common, manager OF the Taco
ma l15-pounder.
Connor. making no attempt to
evade the issue, declined the offer.
Jock hasn't fought since last
spring and needs a warmup scrap
or two before meeting any tough
ones. Conner said. But even II
he had been boxing regularly. I'm
not sure we'd tackle Coates at this
stage"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14
Lewiston Franchise
Offered for Sc, 900

PROVO, Utah - Bob Bullock,
chief sponsor OF the move 10 OBJ
tain a Pioneer Baseball league
franchise for Provo. revealed today
he had turned down an offer TO
buy the Lewiston. Ida, franchise
for Sc. 900
Bullock said telegram from the
Lewiston club presented the offer
in view Of the fact that Pioneer
league directors voted to move our
franchise. giving us our choice Of
either Provo or Idaho Falls"
The Lewiston secretary. r.
A. Springer. added that I'VE
will locate In either town and
operate ourselves with a major
league working agreement or
sell our franchise, players and
equipment for $4,000"
Bullock said he replied he was
unable TO furnish the $4,000 but
that Provo could supply a league
standard ballpark IL the Lewiston
directors should transfer their club
here.
IDAHO FALLS, Ida.--The Idaho
Falls Chamber of Commerce moved
today to get the New York
Yankees to sponsor a team in the
Pioneer Baseball league and sought
to dicker for the Lewiston fran
chise.
Joe Devine, Yankee scout, was
expected here early next week to
discuss the proposal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14

lincoln sabs Cameron t.il Hutton .2J Lumsdsn szs.
Manning t2T Garrison lss johnson t29l. Cole t3l. Moe
tss) wstland ts2 W. sloyer ,sol. Grove t&l Stokes
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tla Hershey tasl Mcfarland t2sl Neal t2s Nelson s
ftsrVcxseh tsl ydrore I'D.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14

Nov. in preparation for a fight
with Lou Ambers for the light
weight title.
Local odds makers agreed that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14
CAUGHT IN TIME

DETROIT Mildred Fischer.
well-known Detroit swimming
star. Is recovering from short
siege OF infantile paralysis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14

When you need a few extra
dollars. look around the basement
or attic for discarded articles.
This will bring cash from some
one II you advertise them with an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14
STILL GOING

PHILADELPHIA Bill Tilden,
back from world tennis travels
which lasted year, is planning
another professional tour this win
ter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14
Listen -.
DRoTHER BLACK BEAR killed by bows and AFRO,

Listen -.
OROTHER BLACK BEAR killed by bows and
a La Push country brought down by fired
from bows of Harry and Sonny Johns Doug and
George Sheriff.. Two Of the arrows went right
through the pound animal and kept going. That
POWER Up in British Columbia they paying bounty
bears because they stock killers and stock is
precious during n Dear d. C., Buckley Can't quite
understand reference to the fish wheels White river
salmon Lake Taps Clear the situation
W. r. Wellers, Dockon. Wash: IL what is
Mccauey would not tolerate such
OF
shooting had right TO have their dog with
the franchise Pioneer league want
for which have
Tacoman who have skated the Olympic
whispered that labor trouble
Hockey to Its knees that have
think doesn't thing TO be hero
Dahgren Yank first sacker
this winter He weakest
the regular Here's game L
a It'll be between Aonzo Stagg and
Pop Warner grand Man flies
a special
released The latest thing fish
planng In n
= 1t home think of the human lives that
would be saved!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14
Glover Park Wins
Over Tiger Sophs

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e1nssg Para as~nssi Stadium
safssenznsx isaEn - II {. yesterday
ssssFnnna AZ the veterans field "a
Anssiesn tsss Tns Clover Para
sqa.a bad mere weight ard
pa~ss han tns fssnTsl ssgAs cossie
sq4si
Clever PARA scored frat IN
the ep~ning asssstef after
hsstag tskea the hall an ia
san ss.yArd has. Short con
.lsisai line plays advanced
shs hail 10 ihe stadium 30
yard nssrk~r ard ts~a . pas.
frem tesne Hsil 10 Quarter
hssk Marvin ka.ens~aer tsok
n ca the BsaEal three. Roy
top>r carried The psx.Aia ever
shr rentes Of fh~ line frem
thefs Tor the ieitiAi tally.
Asds Andrews place kick for
the extra pa,nt as~ wide.
Lopsr made another Touchdown
IN the second period By taking tho
ball ever tackle from the Tigers
ss-ysrd stripe. The place kick for
the extra point By Loper was again
wide.
Clover Parks final score came
In the last period after a 27-yard
pass play put the ball on the
Stadium three. kssemeler plunged
over center 10 score. A pass. Lopez
10 I'm. was good for the extra
point.
Stadium scored In the final
period after tumble was recov-
cred by stadlum's Ted Gregg on
the Clover Park 26-yard line. A
pass from Gene Lambert TO Ray
Hagen put the ball on the Clover
Park two. Dashiell crashed over
center for The score. Jack
Muckeys place kick for the point
was blocked.
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much as could Every friend had
on the train was instantly killed"
The doctor, head of the colleges
department of education and psy-
chology, was en- route to q lecture
engagement at Alameda, Calf. He
lost all his clothes and luggage in
the wreck.
Said Mrs. r. Wornum OF London,
England
You should be proud that you
are an American after the coura-
geous and intelligent behavior of
those in the wreck. The stew
ardesS, stewards, crew, and espe-
cially the man passengers, handled
the situation marvelously.
There was no hysteria. Even
the children handled themselves
we'll. DR.. Belts was undoubtedly
the hero of the situation. He worked
increasingly throughout the night,
helping in every way he possibly
could"
AS an anti-climax the dining car
of the rescue train caught fire
en- route to Reno. Outside of more
shock to nervous passengers, no
damage resulted.
With the bridge out and about
1000 feet of it's own track torn
up, Southern Pacific re-routed its
traffic over the nearby Western Pa
cific. Southern Pacific officials said
they were unable to estimate how
soon they could restore their service
to normal.
Assistant Division Superintendent
Foley estimated damage to the train
itself at more than $500,0O0.
Operated by Three Lines.
The man with both ears off,"
wanted for questioning about the
disaster, was described as IS years
old and weighing 135 pounds.
The last train to use the tracks
prior to the crash crossed the bridge
shortly after 6 p.m.-only four hours
Evening star., 1939-08-14

before. Southern Pacific officials
said track electric contacts, oper-
ating block signals, had not been
broken, and there was no warning
that anything was wrong with the
rails, indicating the person or per-
sons perpetrating the terror had
planned deliberately and carefully
Two crowbars found near the scene
indicated, ofncials said, that more
than one person was involved in the
plot.
The streamliner was operated by
three lines-Southern Pacific, Union
Pacific and Chicago Northwestern. 1t
was on Southern Pacific tracks at
the time.
Survivors arrived via special train
at Oakland tCalif) terminal early
today.
Robert s. Brown. 74-year-old re-
tired Cleveland businessman. said
women in the wreck were SOL
diers." He left a relief train at Sac
ramento, Calf.
No Hysteria Among Women.
mo one in the coach 1 was in was
killed" he said. We were Just rid
ing along when suddenly there was a
terrific crash and the lights went
out.
The women were soldiers, though,
and there was no sign of hysteria
among them
Mario Giusti, 25-year old Chicago
bank clerk, said:
There was a squealing sound and
then the car toppled over and over
and fell down the embankment.
Then after we stopped rolling
heard gas escaping from the car.
took off my shoe and broke window
and climbed out. 1t was horrible
scene.
Three of the dead were pinned
under the wrecked cars and I un-
derstand they won't be able to get
them out until they tear the cars to
pieces"