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Evening star., 1939-10-03

LEADING BOTH LEAGUES in hittine-the
great Joe DiMaggio. Can "Bucky" Walters
stop him? Joe's a tough customer any time
%. an old hand at this World Series busi-
ness been in three World Series :.
batting for an average of .3O1. And Joe's
stone wall on the defense. Whether Joe or
"Bucky" comes out on top, Camel fan
wins either way. ''I'm often asked about
my favorite cigarette brand" Joe says.
"Weli, it's Camels. Camels are long-burn-
ing. They give me the economy of extra
smoking per pack-a real saving if you're
a steady smoker like / am-and they're
milder, cooler, with hearty flavor. I'd
walk mile for Camel!'"
Evening star., 1939-10-03

"BucKY" WALTERS. No. l pitcher of
the National League :. hitter likely at
any time to win his own ball game in the
batter,s box. g.. . 1t will be one of the big
moments in the history of baseball when
Walters and the Cincinnati Reds meet
Joe DiMaggio and his New York Yankee
teammates. 'Bucky" calls himself dyed
in the wool Camel fan" He says: i've
never found any other brand-at any price
that gives me anything like the down
right smoking enjoyment that get from
Camels. Boy, do they taste good after a
long, hard game! Camels burn longer, and
in every pack"
Evening star., 1939-10-03

be barred under the rules from
reaching the convention floor. ..
In p radio address supplementine
his keynote speech, Mr.. Green made
strong appeal for the United
States to be ready to act as q peace
maker in the European war.
Expressing his views n more def
mite terms than in his convention
address, Mr.. Green's second speech
said it was "vitally important" that
the United States remain aloof from
the war to play the role OF mediator.
That ought to be our primary
function in world affairs today-to
stand ready to initiate peace moves
at the earliest possible moment" hs
said.
To the neutrality program already
outlined by the A. F. L. leadership,
Mr.. Green added a demand for the
strengthening of the Nations naval
and military forces Ito such an ex-
tent that no aggressor nation will
dare to invade us or provoke us into
war;"
flgnt Fre0lCte0.
Opponents of a general indorse-
ment of the administration program
predicted a strenuous fight.
while the New Deal and labor
are not one," said the resolution by
the delegate of the Connecticut
State Federation Of Labor. mo pre-
vious administration has been
friendly to labor. and labor must
support the New Deal and oppose
the conservatives of both parties
who in the last session of Congress
combined to defeat New Deal meas
lIrpS ="
In view of the Federation's nom
partisan policy, informed labor men
predicted the Resolutions Commit
tee would recommend the resolution
be referred to the Executive Council.
Your neck is worth more than
Evening star., 1939-10-03

Over 100000 persons in Toxic,
Osaka and Fukuoka, in Japan, have
been fingerprinted by the police.
Evening star., 1939-10-03

Driving is q responsibility. Treat
II as such.
Evening star., 1939-10-03

Your neck is worth more than
your time.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21

Ed Bohlinger, prominent Pata-
gonia business man, was a visitor
in Nogales Wednesday accompanied
by Steve Spear and William Cob
ring, both of Phoenix.
Charles E. Wheeler Of the First
National Bank has been confined
to his home on Grand avenue this
week by illness.
Jack Mulcahy, Tucson lumber
man, was here Wednesday.
C. B. Ward of Phoenix was here
Thursday enroute to his COW ranch
81 miles east of Hermosillo.
Herb King was in town yesterday
from Tucson.
Jackie Bowman has been Ill with
whooping cough the past week at
his home on Crawford street
Miss Mary Williams was among
Nogalians Ill with influenza the
past week.
Lee Zinsmeister was here Tues
day from Circle, z Ranch.
Mayor and Mrs. G. C. Cheshire
spent Monday in Phoenix attend
ing a Buick meeting.
City Alderman Charles T. Fra
izer returned Monday from Phoe-
nix where he conferred with mem
bers Of the state legislature.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Simonton,
Jr., (Ruth CornwalD were visitors
here last week from Tucson. They
were married at Lordsburg, N. NJ,
on January 7th.
Tollie Wren of Phoenix, formerly
Of Nogales, was here this week. He
is brotherin-law of Sheriff j. j.
Lowe.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21
INDERGOES OPERATION

Edward Johnson, 13-year-old step
son of r., J. Bird of Everybody's S
Place, underwent an operation for
an injured right eye at st. Joseph's
hospital Thursday. DR.. Charles S..
Smith performed the operation and
it will be known today whether or
not the youth will lose the sight
of the eye. The boy was injured
when shot by an air rifle while
playing cowboy with group Of
his companions.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21
NEWS
ABOUT TOWN
By MARY X. TITCOMB

Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Phillips
were in Tucson this week on a
brief business trip.
*##*&**
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman D. Pome-
roy, ST., spent Monday in Bisbee
visiting their son Norman Pome-
roy, Jr., who is manager of the
Copper Newsstand Agency.
Rev. and Mrs. o. A. Smith have
left for Chicago where Mr.. Smith
will attend the mid-winter meet
ing Of the board of national su-
pervisors of the Congregational
Church.
j. A. jackson of the Nogales Mo-
tor Company, having been on a
weeks business trip on the west
coast, returned to Nogales Friday.
Arthur A. Iichtenwalter of the
NogaleS Motor Company left Tues
day for Detroit, Michigan to bring
Nogales international., 1939-01-21
s1s5 IN FINES

City Police Judge G. z. Chenshaw
collected $185 in fines and forfei-
lures (bonds) in December, it was
announced at a meeting of the may
or and board of aldermen Wednes
day night. This is three times more
than any police judge here has
taken in during any one month the
past several years.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21
BACK FROM CHICAGO

G. X. Henderson, manager Of the
shoe department at Bracker's store
returned week ago yesterday from
a. business trip to Chicago and ST.
Louis. Erroute east, while passing
through Texas, he rode from Dallas
to Houston with Former Governor
James Ferguson of Texas. an old
friend of the Henderson family.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21
MARCH OF DIMES

The Rainbow Girls, sponsored by
Mrs. Lon Bellman, will have charge
of March of Dimes button day
to be held a week from today. The
funds will be added to the receipts
from the Presidents Birthday Ball,
to be held a week from tonight,
and all will be used in the fight
against infantile paralysis.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21

HEAVY TICKET SALE

Ticket sales for the annual Presi-
dents Birthday Ball to be held at
the Elks Club a week from tonight
passed the 300 mark yesterday, a
total of 302 having been sold up to
noon yesterday. The sale will con-
tinue until the opening hour of the
dance, an effort being made to
break all attendance records at
dances in this city.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21
BALL AT PATAGONIA
WOMANS CLUB BUILDING

The annual Presidents Birthday
Ball at Patagonia, scheduled for a
week from tonight, will be held in
the Patagonia Womans Club Build
ing, it was announced this week
by Mrs R. c. Blabon, who was re-
Gently appointed as chairman OF
the Patagonia ball. Last years
Presidents S ball at Patagonia net
ted $3435.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21
BIySINEss PICKING UP

Postoffice business is picking up
at Patagonia, according to Woodie
Gatlin, Patagonia postmaster, who
was a visitor here Wednesday. He
added that all houses at Patagonia
are rented and three or four new
homes are now being constructed.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21
BOX SOCIAL

The members of the First Metho-
dist Church and their friends will
have an old fashioned Box Social
at the church basement Monday,
Jan. 23rd, at $50 p. M, with a So
cial hour after the supper.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21
HOME REMODELED .

r. ]. Bird has completed re-
modelling his home, the former H.
P. Watkins residence, next door to
the Farmer apartments on Thelma
street, Six men were employed
while improvements were under
way.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21

Collector of Customs Frank j..
Duffy was able to be back at his
office Tuesday having been laid
up since an automobile accident on
New Years day.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21

w. H. Minear, who recently NOV
ed to Patagonia from Seattle, and
who is the father of DR.. w. L..
Minear, was here Saturday, DR..
Minear, also a. former resident Of
Seattle, opened an office in Pata-
gonia about six weeks ago.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21
FISHING TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. Garden Mcbride of
Las Animas, Colo, left here Mon
day on a. fishing trip to Guaymas.
Enroute to Nogales they visited in
Galveston, Texas.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21
OREGON GUEST

Miss Mae Louise Dolph of Port
land, Ore, is the house guest of
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dudley Pitts, 513 Crawford street.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Williamson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lee o1
Elkins, West Virginia. and Mrs
Arthur Lee spent the weekend as
the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Lee at their ranch home on
the Lone Mountain ranch near
Patagonia. They returned to Arthur
Lees ranch and passed through
here Wednesday.
Mark Boosinger, mining man
from Patagonia, was a Nogales
business visitor Wednesday.
Eugene Siddell spent Thursday in
Phoenix on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hudgin,
former residents of Nogales, who
are now residing in Tucson where
Mr.. Hudgin is giving flying lessons,
were in Nogales visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Hudgin Tuesday.
Mrs. H. G.. Chernin left Monday
for Alhambra, California where
she will visit two of her younger
children who are attending school,
r. P. Grant of the Pullman Com
pany, is a business visitor on the
border from his home in Houston,
Texas.
Mrs. Arthur Lee was a Nogales
visitor Wednesday afternoon from
her ranch home near Amado.
Attorney S. D. Monahan spent
Monday in Phoenix on business.
r. r. Frazier spent Monday in
Phoenix.
Among business visitors in No
gales Wednesday were j. c. Myers,
agent for the Southern Pacific
railroad; and A. j. Ferro, travelling
agent, of Tucson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shook and
Miss Maude Penrose of Hollywood,
Calf, are the house guests of Mr..
and Mrs. E. T. Strong at their
ranch home near Tubac.
Mrs. Charles Griffith and young
Nogales international., 1939-01-21
OFFICE ROBBED

Three or four dollars in cash was
obtained in a robbery of the office
of the Cheshire Motor Company
Sunday night.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21
BOWMAN ON COAST

Writ G. Bowman left Wednes-
day ON a business trip to Los An
geles. He is expected back today or
Sunday.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21

Former Superior Court Judge E.
r. Thurman, who is now practic-
ing law in Phoenix, was visitor
here Sunday.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21

Reservations for the Tucson ro-
deo may be obtained from Mrs.
John Phillips, secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21
VISIT NOGALES

Mrs. A. E. Taber Of Phoenix and
Mrs. r. c. Blabon of Patagonia
were visitors here Saturday. Mrs.
Taber, who before her marriage
was Miss Sarah Rothrock, was re-
Gently called to- Patagonia by the
illness Of her mother.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21

Al Schraf Of Houston, Texas, spe-
cial agent Of the customs service,
and former resident Of Nogales,
was here this week.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21

Cyril Forsyth of Patagonia was a
Nogales visitor Thursday.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21
TO SEATTLE

Mrs. w. H. Minear Of Patagonia
left week ago yesterday on q trip
to her former home in Seattle.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21

Mrs. r. C. Larimore of Sonoita
has been i'll the past two weeks In
Tucson where she was taken when
threatened with pneumonia. DR.. v.
A. Smoker, formerly Of Nogales, is
the attending physician.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21

John McCarty was a visitor here
Thursday from Sonoita.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21
MARTIN VISITOR

Cicero Martin, who recently sue
ceeded the late Sid Simpson a.
state cattle inspector in the So
noita district, was q visitor hert
| this week.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21
CLASSIFIED

FOR RENT: Small furnished apart
ment, suitable for two. Phone 364
or call at 317 Crawford.
(1st Pub. Jan. 14)
Nogales international., 1939-01-21

Lieut.. and Mrs. T. P. Finnegan
of Silver City, New Mexico, are
business visitors on the border for
several days.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21

ter, Mrs. A. I. Schleimer, and fam
lily, for several weeks.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21
back some new cars.

back some new cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. johnson have
returned from Phoenix after spend
ing several days there on business.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21

Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Kuck and
Mrs. Billie Allen spent the week.
end in Bisbee visiting Mr.. Kuck's
sister, Mrs. Benny Baker, and fam
lily.
Nogales international., 1939-01-21

Mrs. Charles Griffith and young
Nogales international., 1939-01-21

Ed Bohlinger, prominent Pata-
gonia business man, was visitor
In Nogales Wednesday accompanied
by Steve Spear and William Cob
ring, both of Phoenix.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23

dezte fenyeget6 hangsullyal. - Hivassam
ITALIAN Lit?
- Hlvasson, akit akar, ven boszor-
kany! - kialtotta Klari magabol kikelve
olyan harsanyan hogy az egesz teremben
meg kellett hallani - TObbe mem fog
engem megfelemliteni! Csak akad lit
valaki, aki vedelmebe vesz egy artatlan
not es ertesiti rend6rseget!
- Hallgass, ostoba! - sziszegte Shi-
Chen. - Halalra korbacsoltatlak ha bot
ranyt mereszelsz csinalni Most Pc
dig azonnal eredj vissza szobadba!
- Mem! - Haltotta leany daco-
san toppantva = Mem hagyok t0bbe rem
delkezni maganmal! Szabad ember va
gyok, akit akarata ellenere semmire sem
lehet kenyszeriteni!
- Segitseg emberek! - sikoltotta
szinte onkiviiletben es osszefiggesteleniil
= Er6szakkal hurcoltak ide! ;. Mem
akarok lit maradni! =. -Chennek
mines joga hozza, hogy lit tartsonl ;. :. Ii
meg akart korbacsolni Segitseg!
Egy pillanatig dobbent, ijedt csend
kovette szavait. Az egyik homAlyos
szSgletbol, egy szines selyemlampi
megvilagitott pamlagrol azonban hirtelen
egy nlagas szoke fiatalember kaszol6dott
fel, aki az amerikai tengeresztisztek egyen-
ruhajat viselte.
Hosszu labaival a terem k0zepen
allo Klari fele igyekezve, k0riilbeliil ugyan-
akkor ert oda, anikor Shi-Chen asszony
is toporzekolva kirohant a sz6nyegfiig-
gony m0giil.
= Nit beszel ez leany? - fordult
fatal tiszt kerd6en, szigoru arccal az
asszony fele
A tiizokado sarkany egyszerre barany-
nya valtozott.
= Ne melt6ztassek figvelembe venni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23
kLARA TORTENETE
raGA
lrta: GAAL KATo

es er6szakkal tartanak fogva ezen ret
tenetes helyen! -.
= MicSoda . Nit beSzelSz? - ker-
dezte ferfi, nehezen ertve szavakat
italos agyaval
- Mentsen meg! - k0nyorg0tt Kari
felindulastol cSaknem zokogva. - Mi tisz-
tesseges leanyok vagyunk es most ilyen
szornyl helyre adtak el benniinket, mint
az allatokat! :.
A ferfi ertelmetlen tekintettel ba-
multi rea. Aztan reszeg nevetessel kinyuj-
totta a karjat es magahoz akarta vonni
Klarit, aki azonban egy vegs6 er6feszitessel
ellokte magatol.
- Hat mem erti? - kialtotta sirva a
ketsegbeesestol - Mi mem a sajat jo-
szantunkbol vagyunk lit Er6szakkal
kenyszeritettek 49,. Shi-Chen asszony
meg akart korbacsoltatni!
A teljesen elazott kinai vigyorogva
kozbeszolt valamit, aztan gyiiriikt6l silk
razo ujjaival kis Madelaine fele kapott
es minden ellenkezes dacara az 0lebe huzta
vonakodo leanyt
Ez latvany azonban mar tobb volt,
mint amennyit Klari zilalt idegei elviselni
tudtak volna
Felkapva az asztalon allo uveget, tel
jes erejevel kinai fejere sujtott.
Ugyanebben a pillanatban szetcsap6-
dott sz6nyegfiggony es resen megje-
lent Shi- Chen asszony mosolygo area,
amely azonban egy masodperc alatt szigo-
ruva valtozott.
- Mi az? szolalt meg elesen. -
Mi tortenik lit? Mem vagyok hozzaszokva
hazamban> ilyen hangos jelenetekhez!
= aztan kipirl1lt arccal, szikrazo szemek-
kel fordult a lanyok fele:
kisasszony okoskodik? - ker-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23

A terem vege fele vezette egy lugas-
szeru, szonyegekkel elkeritett kis fiilke-
hez Odabenn kis fulkeben ket ferfi tilt
= nyilvan az el6kelobb vendegek koziil
valok, akik mem ohajtottak elvegyilni a
teremben lev6kkel.
Az egyikik egy hatalmas termetu, ka-
tomas ajax volt, akin ugy fesziilt meg
polgari ruha, hogy maid szejjel pattant
rata. Ennek, ugylatszik nem artott meg
a tomerdek ital, amit elfogyasztott, csak
az area kapott valami kicsattano, lilas
STINT es SCENE csillogott veszedelmesen.
A mask, akiben jolszabott europai
r1lha alatt is azonnal fel lehetett ismerni
kinait, mar 'tokeletesen elazott.
Tiszteletremelto uraim, engedjek
meg, hogy ket kis hugocskamat az on0k
vendegszeret6 gondjaira bizzam - $50
lalt meg Shi-Chen asszony folenyes mo-
solygassal. - Erezzek jol magukat! e.
Viszontlatasra! :.
A hatalmas termeti ferfi laSSan ket
leany fele forditva tekintetet szotlanul,
alaposan szemigyre vette 6ket es ugy
latszik meg lehetett elegedve a szemleje
vevel.
= Igyatok! szolalt meg rekedten,
iszonyuan melyrol jovo hangon, azzal az
angolsaggal, amelyet Keletet jaro ten
gereszek beszelnek.
Madelaine engedelmesen ajkahoz emel
tie poharat es Klari is gepies ontudatlan-
saggal nyult pohar utan, de aztan hir-
telen eltolva magat6l merges illatu
szeszt, megragadta felig reszeg ember
karjat es ketsegbeesetten kialtotta fiji
lebe:
- Ha Istent ismer uram, mentsen
meg! -. Sz0rnyiseg, ami veliink torte
mix! =. Akaratunk ellenere hoztak ide
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23

utolso hetekben. Meg nemet ne
vukt0l is szabadulni akarnak,
melyhez pedig eddig g0rcs0sen
ragaszkodtak.
ErdekeS a nemet szarmaza-
su k0zeposztaly felfogasa is eb-
ben a kerdesben. K0ztudoma-
su, hogy a magyar kozeposz-
tally nagyon at van itatva ne
met elemekkel. Nemcsak azok-
kal, akik svab telepes csala-
dokbol szarmaznak, hanem
igen sok olyan csalad el lit,
akiknek el6djei mint elnyon16
osztrak hivatalnokok, katonak
kerultek Magyarorszagba es
aztan lit ragadtak.
A nemet szarmazasu k0zep-
osztaly tagjai kozott sokan fe-
deztek fel az elrnult evek fo-
lyaman magukban a nemetet.
Vissza akartak nemetesedni.
Ma mar halkabbak eek az
urak. Ma ujra kezdenek ma
gyarokka vedleni. Meg Ok Sc
kivankoznak a nemet hazAba.
Ugy velik, nekik is nagyon
sokkal jobb dolguk van lit,
mint lenne a harmadik biroda-
lomban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23
(sgle4GIoA)

- Latjatok, - mondta batoritoan -
milyen jokedviiek, milyen vigan vannak!
Rari azonban ett6l jelenett6l elbor-
zadva mar-mar azon a ponton volt, hogy
semmivel sem tor6dve visszafordul, feline
nekiil szobajaba es aztan tortenjen We
lie barmi, mem engedi t0bbe lehozni magat
ere a szornyu helyre
Shi-Chen azonban nyilvan eSzrevette
arcan valtozast es ICY minden lazadast
elkeriilni akarvan, atkarolta es betuszkolta
a sz6nyegajton. Kozben gyorsan a filebe
sugta:
Minden korilmenyek k0z0tt ked-
vesnek, vidamnak es baratsagosnak kell
lenni
A sz6nyegajto osszecsapodott mo-
g0tttik.
AZ elso pillanatban minden ertelmet-
leniil, ziirzavarosan folyt ossze al szemeik
el6tt. Csak lassan, fokozatosan 0ntudatra
ebredve kezdtek gkiilonb0ztetni k0rii-
lottiik lev6 targyakat.
A terem vegeben, valami dobogoszerii
emelvenyen szines selyembluzokba bujta-
tott zeneszek foglaltak helyet. K0r0sk0riil
viragokkal es madarakkal telefestett szines
lampionok alatt hosszukas, pamlagszert,
parnaS heverok nyultak el, amelyeken tit
is, oft is megcsillant egy-egy bodros sz6ke
vagy fekete leanyfej. A kerevetek fel6l
ehes, mono, onmagukbol kfordult ferfi-
tekintetek kovettek :.
Klar agyaba eltorolhetetleniil marc
dott belle ez az egesz KEEP, amelyet az az
erzes kisert, mintha hirtelen valami Ii
dercnyonasos alom elevenedett volna meg
szemei e16tt
ARA ocsudott fel hogy Shi-Chen asz-
SONY atkarolta az 0rokos mosollyal az
ajkan, intett, hogy k0vesse.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23

ezt reszeg fecsegest. Eek leanyok.
ha be vannak rugva, mindig Iyesfelet be-
szelnek ossze Egy $40 sem igaz az egesz-
boil! :.
Klari elkepedve allott es egy nAsod-
percig felhaborodastol sz6hoz sem tu-
dott jutni De aztan 0sszeszedte magat Ell
hatarozta, hogy mem hagyja magat letor-
kolni t0bbe. Megrakadta fiatalember ke-
zet, gorcs0sen belekapaszkodott Es ege-
szen az arcadia hajolva, k0nyorg6 telintet-
tel, lazasan, szakadozottan suttogta:
- Nezzen meg, uram !. Mem va
gyok sem reszeg, sem hiszterikus! Az Is
tenre kerem, vedjen meg ett6l sz0rnyd
sorstol, anlelyet nekem szantak! Baranyai
Klarinak hivnak, Eszakamerikabol, Tren-
tonb6l szoktettek meg es hurcoltak ide er6-
szakkal, ebbe gyalazatos biinbarlangba,
hogy eladjanak! Csak ARA kerem, hogy
ne hagyjon lit ezeknek szornyetegeknek
a kezei k0z0tt! Ertesitse a rend6rsk-
get, oft maid XII fog deriilni, hogy igazat
mondtam! -.
Az amerikai tiszt szamara lathat6lag
a Baranyai nev enlitese mem jelentett
semmit, de a szakadozo as kapkodo be-
szedbol kierezte, hogy dolog koriil nyil-
van mem lehet rendben valami
Shi-Chen is megerezte fenyeget6 We
szedelmet es ett6l teljesen kijott sod
rabol
Megragadva leany csukl6jat, elra-
gadva tiszt mellol rikacsolva tamadt "a:
- Eleg volt! Azonnal takanodj vissza
q Ill
szegeny oriiltet, inert mar AIT sem tud-
ja, NIT beszel Meg hogy er6szakkal tar
tanek lit yalaht?! ;. Mem hagyom ma
gam sertegetni a sajat hazamban!
(FOlytatiuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23

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kiil0nleges gazdasagi jelen-
t0sege is van. A haborus vi
szonyok ugyanis azzal a
k0vetkezmennyel jartak,
hogy bar mindket oldalr6l
mindent megtesznek a k0l-
cs0n0s aruforgalon biztosi-
tasara, ez alland0an vissza.
fejlod0ben van. NemetOr-
szag pedig tovabbra is ezek-
b0l az allamokbol akarja be-
szerezni mez6gazdasagi silk
segletet. Tekintettel ARA,
hogy az export6r0k deviza-
ban k0veteIik a fizetest, ez
pedig eppen a haboru miatt
cs0kken, Nemetorszag tehat
mas m6don kenyszeriil dcvi.
zakat szerezni es ez a me-
lyebb Okla a nemet kisebb-
segek attelepitesenek a del
keIeti al1amokb6l. BirtOkaik
vallalataik, bankszamlaik,
stb. a devizak ellenertekrt
jelentik, amelyekkel Nemet-
orszag maid megfizetheti az
ezekb6l az orszagokb6l Grke-
z6 aruszallitasokat. A delke-
lett allamokban el0 nemet
kisebbsegek vagyonat t0bb-
milliard markara becsulik,
Nemetorszag tehat ezen a
m6don hosszabb id6re biz
tosithatja az Elelmicikkek
es a nyersanyagok beszerze-
set.
Eek az allanrOk nincsenek
abban a helyzetben, hogy a
kisebbsegek vagyonat kesz-
penzben, vagyis devizakban
megvalthassak, tehat szivc-
sen belle fognak menni az
elszamolasnak ebbe a for
majaba.
AzOknak a nemeteknek, a
kiket attelepitenek, az eg-
zisztenci&j&t teljes mert6k-
ben biztositjak. Nemetor-
szagt6l teljes kartalanitast
fognak kapni e pedig olyan
m6don, hogy egyenert6kii va
gyontargyakat utalnak ki
szamulxra az0kon a teriilete-
ken, anelyek eddigi 6let-