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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-11-11
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toeraph matter very well indeed.
And from it we have cleared up two
points which have puzzled u.s."
Thanks to you, for reminding
us of the words you overheard,
smiled Lancy.
What there was about that SIM
pie remark to stimulate my men,
ory I never could decide. But that
forgotten item which had so wor-
ried me clicked into place.
1--WE thought of that other thing,
too" I cried jubilantly.
Good! Out with it,"
"ChlOe told me that she saw Mrs.
Peake talking to Coral Easton on
Monday evening. Chloe was on her
way to the village for the evening.
It was about nine o'clock, she said
And she didn't mention it when
we questioned her! Chief FORESTS
voice expressed amaZement.
1t was all could do to keep from
scoffing at him. AS though Coral
FastOn would volunteer any lnfOr-
nation which would possibly in
vOlve her!
Lancy made no oral reply to the
chiefs words, merely sprang from
his chair and strobe from the room.
When he returned, Coral was with
him. Her face bore a peevish ex-
preston, her eyes sparkled angrliy.
II can't understand why you
should drag me away from a bridge
game to answer more stupid ques-
TONS" she Stormed. I've told you
everything I know"
"Have you?" flung back Lancy.
''You didn't tell us you were talk
ing with Mrs Peake only an hour
before she was killed"
II was not! Who told Oh, yes,
[ was, too" And for once she did
look dismayed, and for the second
time 1 believed she was sincere.
Strange as it may seem, I am con-
vinced that she had really forgot
ten seeing Mrs. Peake.
II did see her, but I had forgot
ten about it, because it didn't mean
thing. I was sitting on my porch
and she walked by. She stopped
and we said a few words, nothing
of any importance. Just a word
about the fog. She said she was go
ing to the next cottage to speak to
Bruce Orion. Joseph Barry was in
my living room, mixing a drink. He
spoke through the window and told
her Orion was getting big kick
out of the fog. He was out walking
in it then. She said she would see
him later and turned back toward
the house. 1 didn't see her again"
There was something about that
memory which disturbed Coral. She
did very we'll when she started her
story. But as she went on, she kept
casting sideWise glances from
Lancy to the chief. To see if they
accepted her story, I thought.
There was something more to that,
supposedly casual, meeting than
she was telling. 1t might be the
truth, but it wasn't all of the truth.
And right then my suspicious Of
her and of Joseph Barry deepened.
Lancy asked her all kinds Of
questions, but he couldn't shake her
story in any particular, so he final
ly said she could go.
81 don't like that woman, Lancy,"
declared the chief, when the door
closed upon her. cor the man
either, for that matter"
Neither do l." I cried, before I
thought how my words would
sound.
ITO Be COntinued)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-11-11

John A. Flather
Smiling, John A. Flather, 76, casts
his first ballot in Boston. A former
businessman in Washington, D. c.
where citizens have no franchise, he
became so incensed about a political
argument that he decided to move
to Boston where he would be able
to vote.
(Central Plgss)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-11-11
CHAPTER FORTY-THREE

CHAPTER FOX Y i f1REb
QUARRELING! Unit Lancy
asked the question: What do you
mean quarreling I hadn't real
tied that Alan had used the word.
Perhaps he had some information
after all!
"Why. the voices sounded loud
and angry 1 couldn't hear anything
the man said, though I'm sure one
was a mans voice, but I heard the
other say:
".No. / am not mistaken. l know
what 1 heard
We all stared at Alan. To think
he had been going around all this
time with that information! l sup
pose he would have to see a muir
der actually committed before he
would believe he knew anything OF
value. What a man!
"You think the other voice was
q woman $ ?" Lancy asked.
Eyes, I do. It was much higher
than the other"
"Since you've been coming here
and have heard the men talking. do
YOU think it was anyone OF them
you heard that night -
1--WE thought about that" Alan
admitted. 1T wasn't Neal. l know
that. It could have been any OF the
others"
"Why not Neal?'
Because his voice is almost as
high as the one which l am sure
was a woman's."
That's reasonable" the chief
contributed. He and Lancy both
were silent so long that l was
afraid they would conclude the in
terview without my asking my
question. opened my lips to speak,
but thought better of that. Who
was I to assert myself before two
police officers %
scrubbed like mad on piece
of paper, arose from my seat,
walked over to the table and laid it
before Captain Lancy. He read it
and stroked his long slender chin.
I wonder if that man ever wore a
beard? That gesture Of his is pre-
sumably only a mannerism, but it
struck me that every time he did
it something popped.
Murray" His voice was as
smooth and even as flowing water,
but now that I had set things in
motion, I almost lost heart. Sup
pose my question trapped Alan ?
How would I ever face Josie?
I needn't have worried. No trap
ever set will catch Alan Murray.
He is so entirely honest, open and
sincere, that the trap springs
harmlessly and he doesn't even
see it.
Murray, where were you Sum-
day evening about eight o'clock 20
was the question which Lancy pro-
pounded.
Sunday? Eight o'clock? I must
have been with Josie. I met her
right after dinner and we were to-
gether about half an hour"
where were you during that
time?"
IT came around the end Of the
spite fence. Josie met me there and
we walked up the length of the
fence as we always did"
do you mind telling us what
you talked about ?"
moo, I don't mind" The color
rose bit in Alan's cheeks, and ]
wondered if he would take the de-
tective's question literally and re-
gale us with precise account OF
his love making. But even bis
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-11-11

Britain points with pride to the
TACT that the man of power who
breaks down in the attempt to make
possible the impossible does not oc-
cur in English history.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-11-11

SAFE manager Of a New Ivlb rr,,7-
1aIla ,olcern, Pau Strashun Tea
ceivel first passport issued undlE
the NV neutrality law, u he pc.
pared fc: clipper fight to Neris or
business. The l&w forbid United
States citizens 10 eator the Var l-ae.
CcM:~.s t..-s,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-11-11

The man at the next de.t .,@l'
political speakers in h-1t do all
campaign should be foreea + n pro-
their broadcasting on us
grams. The gong m'aAt save
many an earache.
Evening star., 1939-05-19
HOUSES FUR OR uNEuR

LARGE HOME, OVERLOOKING PARK
way; rooms. breakfast room screened
porch. lovely yard; reduced rent for i'm
mediate possession. Inquire OWNER.
Evening star., 1939-05-19
SILVER SPRING.

2 AND 3 BEDROOM APIS.
Corner, some with screened sleeping
porches large living room, dinette. kitchen.
bath, large, lot with shade trees. rear
yard fenced in. l block from stores.
schools. Transportation
MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO.
1906 Ga Ave Shan KIM
Evening star., 1939-05-19
ROOMS WANTED.
SUBURBAN RooMs WANTED

YOUNG WOMAN wants furn. room, private
residence, Mount Pleasant district. near
park. Box 20l-H. Star.
Evening star., 1939-05-19

MOTHER AND DAUGHTER WISH TO
mother and daughter. Reasonable. Box
Evening star., 1939-05-19
APARTMENTS WANTED TO RENT.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

TWO L. H K. ROOMS. PRIVATE HOME.
Northwest section; convenient 5000 Conn.
ave. Dist. 1910. 20'
DOWNTOWN-FURN.. MODERN: PRIVATE
shower. kitchen, electricity, gas; clean, cool,
quiet: $40 Box 18Th, Star
BY MAY 81, CLEAN. FURNISHED; LIVING
room. bedroom k b.. util.: Clarendon vic. /;
2 ladies, S35 mo. Chestnut 270s after L.
Evening star., 1939-05-19
TREES, GRASS, PORCH.
WALK TO OFFICE.

Modern apt. bldg. Liv. rm. dinette. BATH
klt dress. rm, Murphy bed, recep. hall;
nshts and refg. free; $40. Unusual 5-rm.
NV. GEORGETOWN
Evening star., 1939-05-19
APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHEp.
THE BOULEVARD,

2121 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Large. modern downtown building. con-
yenient to Govt. ofices. l room. kit. and
bath S58.7S to s65 8 rooms tii dinette. tt Kit kit
and bath; Ss5 and SS7.5O All electricity
free, Res mgr, National 6S60
Evening star., 1939-05-19

Mr.. COLLEGE PARK-7-RM HOME. ON
spacious, wooded lot; shrubbery and flower
GARDEN: fenced: charmingly furnished:
clean living and Sleeping. -oorches books
and piano; June 1-Sept. 15; 500; refer
ences Greenwood 3344-J
Evening star., 1939-05-19
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

NEW, PRIVATE HOME 1908 North EDGE
wood St. Arlington; 3 baths, attractive
room unlim. phone, beautiful yard and
porch; reasonable. Chestnut $685..
ROssDHU CASTLE LODGE-Unusual rm,
pvt bath; 25 minutes downtown; lake,
swimming. Wisconsin 4033.
Evening star., 1939-05-19
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

CHARMING, cool, OLD GEORGETOWN
HOUSE with garden, for summer, S100.
Michisan 0701.
NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS-6 Bed
rms. automatic heat; available at once.
SANDOZ INC. Dupont 1894.
JUNE 1-SEPT. IL BLOCK FROM EAST
Evening star., 1939-05-19

nshed. except linens and silver from June
25 to Sept. Is. 2S01 2sth st. NV. Phone
Adams 1O252
Evening star., 1939-05-19
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE

New modern apts., landscaped grounds,
plenty light, air; cool in summer: parouet
floors. painted walls, exceptional closet
outside rms; completely redecorated avail
able for tmmed. occupancy: bedrmS. liv
rm.. din. rm., kit. bath. 500 so: bedrm.,
liv. rm. din. alcove. kit bath. S52 Avail
June st. bedrms., liv. rm kit. bath. S55
and S57 Call Decatur 1900
Evening star., 1939-05-19
MODERN HOMES

Chevy Chase D. c. Nd. Northwest
suburban properties, s 10 IL rooms / 10 3
ba-hs; inspection invited. LESLIE D NEA-
SELL Adams 1853. NIsht, Woodley 4733
Evening star., 1939-05-19
1000 Z ST NE

Corner brick. e rooms. h.-vh, tile hath.
hardWo0c floors. large cellar garage. excel
lent condition. Rent, S52.15.
I j. MILLS,
Evening star., 1939-05-19
IIIIIks' NaII w. OUluII, EIutI. 0h-6.

GROOM HOUSE. ACRE, CHICKEN
house. fruit trees. garden. bus line; $3.50.
COFFMAN REALTY CO, Shepherd 4123.
sIO,45O-CHEVY CHASE, D. C., ONLY
squares from Conn. ave. is this PICTURESQUE
group Of stately oaks and lovely dogwood
tree You will be pleased with the high
eleVati OF lot and ouietnesS of the COM
munlty. Oh, yes. besides many other de-
!ightful- features. there are 3 bedrooms, Q
porch. real And for one seekinE a
home instead of Just a house. Call REALTY
ASSOCIATES. Natl. 143s.
1119 CLIFTON ST NV, CORNER 18th
ST.. facing Central High School grounds-4
bedrooms, oil heat. refrigeration terms. 24s
ALL THE CHARM OF THE EARLY AMER
lean farmhouse has been built into this un-
psga fo vbs Dsdrs ana tile 6nng Path we'll
modern kitchen. auto. heat. ,built-in ga
rage, located in nearby MARYLAND. Conv.
TO all utilities stores and schools. J. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN, Wis. 1878 until 8 pm.
A BRICK BUNGALOW ON A LOT 7Oxl25
on high elevation comm anding a splendid
view; view; Upussgally, large bedrooms, living
ment, gas burner, covered porch; built-in
garage. A real value at S7,650. THOS L.
PHILLIPS Woodley 1900 until 9 pm.
351s Conn. ave.
PETWoRTH-FoR SALE BY OWNER.
opposite Roosevelt High School; Groom
zone: excellent place for doctor or dentist;
$500. Col. S191. Can be seen by
appointment.
ARRANGED FOR 2 FAMILIES $50.
Near 14th and Spring Ed.-Semi- detached
brick, 8 r, b., oil heat; bear brick garage;
$500 cash. bal. monthly. Rep. 0225,
CONTINUED on Next PagcJ
Evening star., 1939-05-19
57Q4 32rd ST NV
NEW HOUSES
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

LIST THAT VACANT HOUSE. RENT OR
sale. with this Office for personal. prompt
and courteous service. Have numerous
prospects. Phone L. r GRAVATTE, T29
10Th ST. NV. Natl. 0753.
BY ARMY OFFICER, ADULTS IN
family, small detached house in Rolling
wood, Rock Greek Park Estates or nearby
vicinity Box 393-E. Star
Evening star., 1939-05-19

ALEXANDRIA - EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE,
yard: on bus line: reasonable rental;
summer months. Call Alexandria 4643-J.
after pm
Evening star., 1939-05-19

JUNE 1-SEPT. 15-1a BLOCK FROM EAST
Capitol st.--5 rooms. completely furnished.
Frigidaire, S55 mo-: adults: references.
Line 5hH4. 10 q m 10 nnnn
Evening star., 1939-05-19
GRAFTON HOTEL
"THE MAURY. :"

7o1 10Th st. n.w.-10O beautifully furn.
single and twin bedrooms. running water,
near showers and tub baths, inner-spring
mattresses elevator. Newly decorated.
nicely furnished RECEPTION room 81 wk up.
2637 CONN. AVE.
Large 2nd-noor front room. with pri-
vate bath
Evening star., 1939-05-19
OUTSTANDING VALUE,

Near 4th and Park Rd
l429 ParEWood p. NV; S65.
Convenient TO shopping section Rscep-
tlon nail. living room, dining room, 8 bed
rooms, kitchen and bath, screened rear
porch: bullt-ln garage
l4O4 K CAFRITZ Dist 1850
Evening star., 1939-05-19

Cool, quiet section, mr. 10th and Park
I'd. z rms. ~ baths. auto heat gar;
comfortably furn,: yr. lease. S105. DIXIE
REALTY CO., Nat $780,
Evening star., 1939-05-19

THE CLIFTON, 1923 CLIFTON ST NV
bedrooms living, dining. kitchen and
bath; nicely furn. Col. 9602 or janitor.
q"
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL. Goth
and sts. vi room kitchen. dinette.
private bath; day. So or 2 persons;
week, SIS: month $50. Full service.
Frigidaire. Nicely furnished Natl 5425.
Evening star., 1939-05-19

BOARDERS, permanent and week ends,
attractive country home, modern conven-
fences, excellent food. Write Misses Tabb,
Route =. KearneySville, w. Va
LARGE COLONIAL ESTATE, modern con-
venlences, Southern cooking; private golf
course, tennis, swimming; near race track.
Two hours from city. S12 to SIS weekly.
Mai. Marshall Macdonald, Media Farm,
Charln TnWn W Va
Evening star., 1939-05-19

CHEVY CHASE, MD. l2 ASPEN ST-DE-
tached: nice yard, Oil heat; rent first floor.
large living room (fireplace). dining alcove,
kitchen. bath. 2 bedrooms. sunroom S4S.
Wis 4461- w 21s
Evening star., 1939-05-19
COUNTRY BOARD.

Watt ? rooms. furn., Tor gentleman and
ADJ, Arlington County. State price. Box
Evening star., 1939-05-19
HOUSES UNFURNIsHrr

RMS. BATH. 3 PORCHES, 2-CAR GA
rage, SOD per mo. OWNER. 1928 Penna.
ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS ATTENTION
mo TO II rms, bas.. Chevy Chase D. C.
vienna. Va. rms. ba.; reconditioned and
? acres acres Also ,Il nearby Va. and Md, 5 70
= rms. ba. FULTON R. GORDON, 1927
Evening star., 1939-05-19

81, 9TH ST NE-6 ROOMS. BATH
1I icK' porches; 2-car brick garage; am
year y Gov, Printing Office. CAPITOL, Union
s7Si 9Sa ION: S2I.20. Open. Line I7aO-J
BROQKLAND--6 ROOMS. 3 PORCHEs-
detached. excellent condition. GOOD location
EarsEe- NlI- Nnrth EMEh 80
Evening star., 1939-05-19
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DOWNTOWN 1919 Vermont-Select: twin
beds, c,hw.; best food. Also base. pvt. b.,
for q 81 wk each. Met. 1904.
BeantfpI T6os nTivafe semi Ss
bath; ress.; meals optional; excellent food.
LOVELY lge. home ground: excellent repu-
tation for meals Young man to share, SOS:
double room. S32. so: trans. arr. refs. Wis.
Evening star., 1939-05-19
COLORED-FLATS.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

Colored-3 rms, kit, bath, heat, hot
water fur. S45. B. F. SAUL, 925 18th
Evening star., 1939-05-19

FURNISHED HOME IN BEAUTIFUL
Shepherd Park to responsible couple, July
l to Septembe l s. S100 per month: refer
ences. Call Georgia 4010. 1349 Iris st.
Evening star., 1939-05-19

TAKOMA PARK. .MD-BEAUTIFULLY LO-
Gated; 4 rms. kit, bath; ami: cool. COM
Portable. Shep. BIOS.
NEARBY VA.--262T LEE HIGHWAYS
large rms. unf.. bath. porch, 3 exposures:
large grounds Chestnut 5s16.
3 RMS, BATH. ATTRACTIVELY FURN.
or unfurn.; storage space, elec. range ana
refg., Ven blinds; all private. adults; $50,
10 min. to D. C.: l mi. So Alex, on Mt.
Vernon blvd. Alex. 4215. 1a'
TAKOMA PARK ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath; constant hot water; h.-w.h.; $50
month with garage. Phone Shepherd
2S19-W
Evening star., 1939-05-19
BELMONT GARDENS,
WALBRIDGE HOUSE,
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

GOVT MAN wants board and room, Mt.
Pleasant car line: prefer private bath; large
room. Box 12S-H. Star l9f
Evening star., 1939-05-19

PARK-DETACHED. COM
pletely furnish s rms. bedrms.. bath, 1st-
fl. lavatory, maids room, fireplace, piano.
elec. refg. washer; gar; cool and shady.
Emerson 5646
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18
H ETH = VI e NIL

san dolgoznak.
s bar a sernlegessegi targya-
lasok meg a het vegen huz6d-
tax S bar a haborut senli, az
eur6pai haboruba val6 avatko-
East csak igen kevesen kivan-
jak, az egesz nemzet egyseges
abban, hogy alaposan fel kell
fegyverezni ext az orszagot.
A semlegessegi t0rvenyjavas-
latok 0z0nevel fekszenek a sze-
natus el6tt S valoszinii, hogy
megszavazni mem fognak egyet
sem.
Bar mindenki fel attol, hogy
az elnoknek, tehat egyetlen
embernek d0nt6 szava van a
haboru vagy beke ugyeben, a
legtobb ember belatja, hogy az
maskent mem lehet, hogy ha-
boru esetere mem lehet elo-e
megkot0tt kezekkel a koruna
nyunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18
KOMOLYTALANOK
AZOK A

javaslatok, anelyeket ko-
molly kepekkel targyalnak,
hogy a szavazokat megnyugtas
SAX amelyek egyike arr6l in
tezkedik, hogy haboru eseten
kenyszerk0lcsont er6szakolnak
a t6kere.
Villages, hogy haboru eseten
uj helyzetek allnak el6, anne
lyekre el6re senki mem szamit-
hat, ostobasag tehat ilyen tor
venyjavaslatokon ragodni.
Hasonloan ostoba nagykepu-
seq ARA nezve javaslatot ter
jeszteni be, hogy haboru eseten
sorozzak be a noket is, inert
ARA semmi sziikseg mem lesz
ebben a hazaban es ha megis
sziikseg lenne, raernek a tor
venyt akkor behozni. S ilyen
sziikseg eseten a noket mem is
kellene eroszakkal sorozni.
Kozben ,Europaban a feszilt-
seq megcsDkkent es bar a ha-
boru szikraja kirobbanhat min
den nap, a kovetkez6 hetekre
osszecsapast mem varnak.
S megis aggodva latjak a j6-
zan amerikai polgarok, hogy
az angol kiralyi par koztiink
lesz. met attol felnek, hogy
ez olyan angol propagandara
ad maid alkalmat, ami koze-
lebb sodor a haboruhoz ben
nunket. Enlekezni ken a XII
ralylatogatas napjaiban min
den amerikai polgarnak meg
nem-fizetett haborus kovetele-
seinkre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18
KATONATISzTEK A CYARAKBAN

Nagyon megszokta vlag AIT, hogy katonatiszekto ne
varon sok jot Az egyeen koveemeny vedk szemben az
hogy egyenek o hadveze nyerk meg csataka es ennel
tobbet is igen var toluk senk
Ugy atszk hogy mi hadugy vezet6egink most egyszer
maskent kezd gondokoz inert leguabban ekent erte-
stette az amerikai gyarosokat es keresked6ket:
hadsereg hatvan katona es tengereszszt reszere
k0n skolat atott fe amelyben kkepzst ognak kapn
ra hogy mozgotas eseten atvegyk amera par terme
lest vezesek ait mndaddg telhatamulag amg haboru
veget er.
Mikor err6l erdekodni kezdtek az usagrok egieteke
sebb heyen Roosevetne enok csak ooygott egyntet
kezeve feee hogy mines semmi mondanivaoa inert
egye6re halott dolog felol.
szeld enoki $40 teljes megvlagast ad az egesz XII
seretne Ehsszk mi keszseggel hogy hadsereg nemzet
erdekeben egobbat akarja ezz mozdulatta de viszon
ugy erezzk hogy ipar termee mkenet lehet egy
katona skoaban megtanuni Ahhoz elet skolaa kell
Mem tartjuk csodaatos veetennek AIT, hogy General
Motors Corporation ellen Knuden ALL inert hiszen ud
ju hogy Knuden egesz eleen at kezlt Negyven
eszendot tott azza hogy eobb kerekparoka maid auto
moboka gyarson Ismer autok mnden reszet inert hi
maga csinaa azokat EFT tudomanyt egy lskoaban
ee megszerez inert hiszen ha lehetne akkor Ntuno
echka egyeemek evente nagon sok ezer rak vezeeser
alkamas mernokot adnanak az amerika iparnak
De adnak, inert iskolai anulas erre mem eleg
fatal mernokoke evg tanak gyarak fokozatosan
leptetk eo egyre magasabb aasokba amig veg tudnak
annyt hogy egesz elepek vezeteset lehet rajuk bzn
Akamiyen sep es kedves hadvezetoseg gondolata az
enok szed mosoygasa megmonda feoe az teeet Mozgo-
kovet6 habou eeten ehe j6induatu de
emeeeg kepzett emberekre bzni Aerka par terme
eset kereskedmet oyan zrzavar enne ebbo amt ma
gyon draga aron fzetne meg orszag.
vlaghaboru soran Newton Baker hadugymniszter ia
aa meg egyedul heyes megoldast Rational szogaatra
parancsota egobb gyarvezoket kereskedoke azoa
bzta oszag par termeesenek es szaasanak ebonyoa
sat, aldk ehhez munkahoz csakugyan ertettek
Franklin Delano Roosevelt vaghaboru idejen heyetes
engereszet tanuja mndannak ami ortent
Ketegtelen hogy habo eseten kprobat uton marad es
ext jelezte szeld mosolyal ameyel ks balepes hre
fogadta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18

naltak, hogy az emberek sza1-
ezreit kellett arr6l a sovany
munkar6l letenni, hogy 0tven
milli6t a k0ltsegvetesb6l lecsip-
tex S akkor ertjiik hat, hogy
mennyi ebben a pazarlasban a
rosszhiszemiseg, az aljassag.
S inert az adot mem merik
emelni, a 318 milli6 dollar ter
meszetesen a folyton kritizalt
es mindig az eln0k rovasara irt
deficitet fogja n0velni.
A WPA MUNKASOKKAL
MEM
sokat torodnek a honatyak,
ellenben t0r6dnek a farmerrel,
inert a farmerek fegyelmezet-
ten szoktak szavazni.
A WPA munkak k0riil szin-
ten erdekes kis man6verezesek
voltak a multi heten. Amig az
orszag t6kesei, lapjai es politi-
kusai folyton a deficitert SID
jak Rooseveltet, a mutt heten
oft lobby-zott Washingtonban
minden nagy varos polgarmes-
tere, hogy a WPA szamara el6-
iranyzott 0sszegeket emeljek.
Sokan a polgarmester urak
k0ziil republikanusok, akik a
partjukon belil az eln0k pazar-
lasa ellen szpicselnek, de akik
ijedten meseltek Washington
ban a szenatusi bizottsag el6tt,
hogy a varosok a segely-terhe-
ket mem birjak, hogy nagyobb
WPA lenne sziikseges.
Vajjon latja-e ennek a nem-
zetnek a polgarsaga, hogy mi
lyen ronda jatekot uznek velik
a senator urak es a polgar-
mester urak S vajjon hanyat
fognak k0ziiliik a legkozelebbi
valasztaskor kirugni, ahogy AIT
megerdemlik?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18
LTV|NOV NYUCALO LOMBA V0NULT

Oyan egyszer oyan bekes csendes hangon jeentete
Stain, hogy Lvnov, bolsevznus kgymniSztere
nyugaoba vonult mntha lenne annak senm elento
sege vag azonban tuda hogy tvnov vozasava
koanyzat vi utakra epett es vancsian vara hogy
fele fog most haladn
Sok eenzo dolgot olvastunk Lvinov felrevonuasaval
kapcsolaosan, de egjelemz6bbe New York Times hasab
jain lattuk k0vetkezo szavakban
Oroszorszagban Stain alatt mines 0nkentes nyugao-
bavonuas OFT vagy dolgok eber ag megszakad vagy
egyszeren eretoak utbd mint hfacsart citromo Ltv
novval tonhetett mas es egyen Senh meglepve ha
varaanul halaanak hire fog erkez Buko eberekre Sta
nnak mines szsege inert nezete szent legjobb bolsevk
tisztvsel6 ak mar megvan hava. Az lyen ember mem
okoz tObbe gondot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18
|MAGYARORSZAGR0L
VEGYES

hirek erkeztek a multi heten.
A magyar nemzet a legnagyobb
bizonytalansagban varja az
europai esemenyeket, inert a
nemzet sorsat sajnos -
Magyarorszagon Xviii allo er6k
dontik Ell.
Jugoslavia allitolag egyelore
mem csatlakozott lie a tengely-
hez S ICY Magyarorszag meg
mem k0t k0lcs0n0s meg-nem-
tamadasi szerzodest a szerbek-
kel.
Egy ilyen szerzodes terme-
szetesen Magyarorszag deli re-
vizios igenyeit feladna, ezzel
szemben azonban Jugoslavia
mem tamadhatna Magyaror-
szagra, ha a magyar hadsereg
Erdely ellen vonulna.
Az a baj azonban, hogy Err
dely sorsa is tisztan a tengely-
t6l fiigg, inert ha Romaniaval
meg tudnak egyezni, akkor Err
delyt garantaljak roman bir-
tokban.
A legkinosabb pedig a ma
gyar nemzet helyzete Lengyel-
orszaggal szemben, inert ha a
nemet-lengyel haboru esetleg
kitorne, Magyarorszagnak vagy
hagyomanyos legjobb baratja
ellen kellene fordulni, vagy ma
CARA vonna Hitler haragjat,
amt mem all modjaban meg
tenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18
A SZENATUS OLYAN
CSUNYA

peldajat adta a politikai
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a multi
heten, amt normalis id0kben
mem mertek volna megtenni,
vagy ha megtettek volna, a fel-
szenatus kibukott volna utana.
Miutan evek ota bolonditjak
a nenzetet, hogy, takarekos-
kodni akarnak, hogy egyen-
sulyba kell hozni az allamhaz-
tartast S miutan evek ota a
Macy lapok segitsegevel az ell
nokot vadoljak, a multi heten
338 millio dollarral tobbet sza-
vaztak meg farmsegelyek eel
lara, mint amennyit a kor-
many kert.
Emlekeznek az olvasok, hogy
IA WPA munkakra a penzt sal