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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1939-10-20
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cate the whole world of many
hundreds of millions to eliminate
the dreadful and horrible disease
called anti-Semitism. This is be-
yond my conception-according to
the latest statistics prior to the
exaltation of Herr Hitler there
were about rs percent of inter-
marriages in Germany. Did the
Junker shikser marrying a Jew
know that he is not human or he
has growth of horns like a bull.
Certainly not! How do the Amer
lean Logs of Jewish parents marry
shiksers here in our midst? Is
love so blind that they can not
see the long sharp horns on their
fiances?
Mr.. Lawrence stresses his point
with. LET us cleanse our own
hearts of any antagonistic feel
ing" The Russian Pogroms un-
der the tsaristic regime where our
brothers, sisters and infants were
butchered. and slaughtered; their
young daughters seduced while the
old father was made to stand by
and look; was it because our Jews
had antagonistic feeling toward
the Russian Mulch? During the
Spanish inquisition when our peo-
pie were burnt on a slow fire and
their worldly possessions confis-
Gated. was it due to the antagonis-
tic feeling toward the Spanfards ?
What about the Gentlemen
Chmelnitsky of the old Poland in
our year 56O8, that horrible mas
sacre on our nation?
I agree with Job chapter 16,
verse II, God had delivered me
to the ungodly and turned me
over into the hands Of the wicked"
Mr.. Lawrence states there must
have been something wrong some
where with the German Jews.
According to his theory the Ger
man Jew undoubtedly must have
spent his life in shul and did not
participate as patriotic citizen,
did not mingle with or help the
German nation to become famous
as authors, physicians and math-
meticians, and that all they did
was use their financial aid and
moral support to build and main
tain yeshivas in our holy city of
Jerusalem.
Propaganda among the ignor-
ant ?" Yes, but he admits that
the anti-Semitic brain is not the
ignorant but in the intelligent
class as leaders. The latter a
contradiction of the former.
In conclusion permit me to state
that one or two percent cannot
educate the other SO percent or
less. The real cause for our uni
versal suffering is our excellent
religion and envy of our intelli-
gence.
Do not try to educate the whole
world which is utterly impossible,
but enlighten yourself. Let faith
er lose less in poker games and
mama at the bridge table and
utilize the amount for youth edu-
cation and anti-Semitism will as
in former days disappear again
temporarily.
Respectfully yours,
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1939-10-20
Daughters OF Israel To Hold
Dessert Bridge Party

Mrs. w. A. Cooper. Mrs. N. H.
Shorstein, Mrs. B. Yoffee, Mrs.
w. Gordon and Mrs. P. Kantor.
Cards will follow the serving Of
refreshments. Guests are remind
ed to bring their own cards. There
will be special prizes awarded at
the close of the afternoon. The
admission will be nominal, and
the public is cordially invited to
attend.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1939-10-20
HadasSah Annual Fall Dance
To Be Held November 7

Harry Howell and his popular
dance orchestra. Arrangements
will also be made for entertain
ment it was announced.
Tickets for the event may be
secured from any member of the
dance committee. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1939-10-20

Thursday at o'clock.
Registration in Sunday School
will be closed after this Sunday,
Oct. %. Over 200 children are now
registered in the IL grades. Child
rem registering for the first time
should be accompanied by one of
their parents. Sessions begin at
10 o'clock.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1939-10-20

THE annual Fall Dance of Senior
uodassah will be held November
in the Mayflower Hotel. In
.horoe of the event are Mrs. Ben
Mo Baker and Mrs. Nanny Fa-
ron who have made plans for
on outstanding event. Engaged
~ SIMPLY the music for dancing is
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1939-10-20
Our Film Folks
By HELEN ZIGMOND

HOllyWOOd-Since it has been
the unbreakable policy of Charlie
Chaplin never to reissue any of his
old prints, we're wondering what
will be the outcome of London
newspaper requests that he allow
his films made in the 1918 era to
be shown in England They
particularly want shoulder
Arms" Chaplin. realizing the
tremendous stride motion pictures
have made in the last twenty
years would rather not expose his
earlier work to the severe COM
parisOn of modern films. Only a
few old Chaplinesques are ever
seen again and over these he
has no owner jurisdiction.
Paul MUM finishes a scene in
which he asks rhetorically, What
has civilization learned in 1000
years ?" And from portable ra-
dio set comes a commentator
voice, Civilization has learned
nothing in 1000 years." That's
the first transatlantic echo I
ever heard" remarked the direc-
tor.
GrOuchO planned an extensive
vacations trip to Europe {.
war squashed that. Next he con-
sidered South America dist
ance and lack of information XII
bOshed that. Now he's thinking
of a ride to Catalina Island, just
off the cost of Los Angeles. But
he'll probably settle for a rOwbOat
trip around Westlake Park.
Chico, however, did manage to
get away to local spa. On ar
irving he noticed little old man
staring quizzically. At last the
light of recognition came to the
mans face. He marched up to
the comedian poked an accus-
ing finger under his nose de-
clared, you're one of the Marxes
Don't argue!" and hurried
away.
Such are the idiOsyncracies of
our weather it may be showing in
sunny Calf when this rolls off
the press but currently an
time heat record is retarding
flicker-making:
"KOI Nidre" is being lensed at
an eastern studio the film
will feature the Yiddishe Bande.
At Walter Wanger's lot. with
thermometers dancing from 100 to
1923 degrees, the oft-derided SWIM
ming pools were a godsend, and
not just movie background. At
Leon Schlesinger's cartoon fac
tory, employees turned night into
day by reporting at 8 p. m. and
working until midnight. At M.
G. M. a temperature Of 108 in one
of the cutting rooms set off the
sprinkler system, and flooded the
room with foot of water.
Mervyn LeRoy's production,
Wizard of or" energies as gen.
uine piece of wizardry. It is a
superlative achievement on every
score. For esthetic, artistic, dra-
matte, and entertainment values,
it is in a class by itself. Certain
to be compared with Snow
White" it is greater it is
more human and contains a de-
lightful, satiric philosophy. 1t
will spell Prestige for Hollywood
in every free corner of the globe.
When Lionel Royce, fugitive
from the Furore, was offered
honorary Aryan status if he
would return to the Reich to di-
rect the destiny of UFA, he de-
clined the unholy baptism.
Jascha Heifetz was once COM
manded by manager to use his
famed Stradivarius for the even
ing's concert. Resenting the in
reference, Heifetz played on his
aluminium violin. None the wiser,
the manager complimented him on
the beauty of his tone.
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Evening star., 1939-10-08

have demonstrated our political
power. : We have adhered strict
ly to the policy Of supporting our
friends and defeating our enemies. /"
Assails C. 1. o. Action.
Mr.. Green, inferentially criticising
his G. I. o. rival, John L. Lewis,
said I'VE have not invaded the
quarters OF congressional leaders
and attempted to dictate to the
members of Congress-" he declared.
1--WE have not isued any threats and
ultimatums. We have not flown
into RACES and denounced the per-
sonal conduct of high public officials,
which is none of our business"
Mr.. Lewis and his aides marched
into the Office of Speaker Bankhead
year ago to press for House action
on Walsh -Healey Act amendments
and last summer during a House
Labor Committee hearing. Mr.. Lewis
described Vice President Garner as
labor-baiting, whisky drinking
poker-playing evil old man."
Mr.. Green said the Government
should take two steps Immediately
to improve the conditions of Federal
employees - enact a 30-hour work
week and establish an annual mini
mum wage of 81 500.
Revamp Plan Criticized.
The conventions Policy Resolu-
tions Committee has under consid-
Grafton an Executive Council rec
ommendation that the A. F. l.. do
Evening star., 1939-10-08
Spanish War Veterans
To Place Wreath Today

Members of Schley Naval Squad
ron, No. 16, Spanish American War
Veterans, came here from New York
yesterday for a brief reunion at the
Harrington Hotel and to lay a
wreath today on the tomb of Rear
Admiral Winfield Scott Schley in
Arlington Cemetery. They are COM
memorating the Tooth anniversary
of the naval hero's birth.
About 100 visiting veterans and
their wives planned to attend the
memorial ceremony at 10 am. today
The veterans also will place wreaths
on the graves of Admiral George
Dewey and Rear Admiral Richard P
Hobson.
The veterans attended a banquet
last night at the Harrington, at
which Patrick j. CaUan, quarter
master general of the Spanish
American War Veterans, was prin-
cipal speaker.
Other speakers were Mrs. Louise
Williams, past national president OF
the Ladies Auxiliary of the organi-
zation, and John Green, past COM
mander of the department Of New
York. The group plans to return
home this afternoon.
Evening star., 1939-10-08
Tea Planned Today
For Hard of heurina

A tea for visiting members of the
Philadelphia League for the Hard
of Hearing will be given from to
pm. today at the home of Miss Elsie
Phelps. 4219 Sixteenth street.
An informal party was held last
night in the clubrooms of the WASH
ington Society for the Hard of Hear
ing, and officers of the two organ
izations discussed cooperative well
fare work between the District and
PHILADELPHIA,
Evening star., 1939-10-08
Knee-Hi Will Conduc.
First Junior High
Glass on tuesday
Fan Letters Pour In
For Troffic-Wise Doq
Teaching Sofety

Knee Hi, the safety educated
fox terrier. will conduct her first
Junior high school classes this week
when she appears before the Lang
ley and Stuart Junior High Schools
Tuesday.
Both of these demonstrations will
be inside, the Stuart at 11:50 am.
and 1890 pm. and the Langley at
2:15 pm. Sandwiched in between
these will be an outside performance
for the Emery School at North Capt.
tol and r streets.
Tomorrow, the little canine, spon-
sored by The Star with the CO.
r operation of the Board of Educa-
ton, the Police Department and the
Department of Vehicles and Traf-
flc, will teach her safety lesson to
the children of the Polk School at
Seventh and P streets NV. at 1:30
pm.
After her big day Tuesday, Knee
Hi goes to the Barnard School,
Fourth and Decatur streets NV,
at 1:30 pm. Wednesday, and Thurs
day at 1:30 pm. will give her DEM
onstration at the Murch School,
Thirty-sixth and Ellicott streets
NV.
At Cooke School Friday.
The final performance of the week
will be Friday at the Cooke School,
Seventh and Euclid streets NV, at
$50 am
Meanwhile the letters continued
to pour in commenting on Knee-Hi's S
performance and asking for her pic
ture.
Vivian Glassman of the Park
View School wrote in that II feel
I have learned lot from you," and
Il know it must be hard for you to
60 from one school to another"
Henry w. Clar, also of Park View,
said he liked Knee-His safety rules
and will keep them because I know
1t is best If everybody played
safe mot so many people would be
Surt and killed" he wrote.
Pens Poem on Safety.
Little Betty Jane Stubbs of the
Addison School enthused over Knee
Hi in poem she sent in. Her COM
position goes as follows:
"Knee-Hi is a smart dog and so
sweet,
He obeys the rules in crossing the
street,
He gets on and off the streetcars so
good,
He goes to the sidewalk like wise
people should,
He showed us that if we ran in front
OF car what would happen.
You should have been there and
, heard all the clapping."
Betty Jane said she would love to
"have a very intelligent dog like
you"
Also turning up in Knee-Hi's mail
was a letter from another dog
Evening star., 1939-10-08
Policemen Held Not
Liable in Prosecutions

Policemen are not liable for civil
malicious prosecution suits when
they swear informations charging
violations of the traffic laws and the
defendant is found not guilty. in
the opinion of Corporation Counsel
ElWood Seal.
Maj Ernest w. Brown, superin-
tendent of police, has made public
a communication transmitted by Mr.
Seal to the District Commissioners
September 20 in which the corpora
ton counsel stated a study of the
law pertaining to such civil actions
led him to decide no personal liabil-
ity would attach to the policeman.
The question was raised in August
by the Traffic Advisory Council.
Evening star., 1939-10-08
Glasses in BruiIIe
Will Sturt Tomorrow

Sighted persons who wish to
learn how to transcribe literature
into Braille for the blind may en-
roll in classes at the District Chap
ter of the Red Cross, 1880 e street
NV.
Free instruction will be given at
7 pm. on Mondays by Miss Gather
Inc Grady and at las pm. by Miss
Lillian Latimer.
Evening star., 1939-10-08

everything. In its power to reverse
the decision dismembering the De-
partment Of Labor =" ."
The councils recommendation was
aimed at President Roosevelt's re-
organization order shifting the EN-
ployment Service to the Federal
Security Agency and consolidating
Evening star., 1939-10-08
Green SaysA. FL.
Scorns Threats 10
Win Legislation
Declares konportison
Policy Earns Respect
Of Both Parties
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 7.-President
William Green tonight extolled the
powers of the American Federation
OF Labor in the halls of Congress,
and said its traditional non partisan
policy has made us feared and re-
spected by both parties, no matter
which is in power"
Mr.. Green asserted in a speech
prepared for the Allied Council of
Federal Employees dinner that one
reason the A. F. of L. had been so
steadily successful in obtaining
labor legislation was because it had
refused Ito be tied on as the tail of
the kite of any political party"
Our voice is listened to in the
halls OF Congress-" he said. 1--WE
Evening star., 1939-10-08

1t with the Unemployment Compen.
sation Bureau.
The council suggested a much
wiser decision" would have been to
transfer the Old-Age Insurance and
Unemployment Compensation Bu-
reaus from the Social Security
Board to the Labor Department.
Evening star., 1939-10-08

named Hy-Knee. Hy-Knee admits
to years of age and the ability to
shake hands, stand up, play dead,
retrieve a ball and sIlg II en- his
mistress plays the piano, but thinks
he is too old to learn any new
tricks. Hy-Knee inclosed a picture
of himself sitting up.
Evening star., 1939-10-08
Meeting at Y. w. C.. A.

The Central Neighborhood Coun-
Gil will hold a meeting at $3.50 pm.
Friday in the Y. w. c. A. at GA E
street NV: Committee chairmen
will discuss programs for the COM
ing year.
Evening star., 1939-10-08

never used before costing less than $ Combined
with this is true CenerPont Steering another costly feature
and Hudsons Patented Front Wheel Control new
sureness and added safety, EVEN IF A TIRE BLOWS.
No other fuszed has gone per gallon Of gasoline
in official test Oil economy equally outstanding And the
to question you may ask long e freedom from
repairs and extra value at resale time be found in the record
books Of the American Automobile Association Conte. Board
(See beow)
LOOK and RIDE will show you why 50 many Of the
oher three changing to this Hudson Six, and why they
calling the most amazing lowest priced built
$8O6t
Evening star., 1939-10-08

We ask do just things when you this new
Hudson Six, because these two things will tell you about the
car, quickly, than you learn in any other way.
FIRST, OPEN THE DOOR AND LOOK INSIDE You will see,
we believe beautiful INTERIOR finer quality Of upholstery
richly instrument panel and more
genuine LUXURY than your eye any priced
The look will show you truly amazing Of
than any this price field has ever had for YOU
THEM, TAKE THE WHEEL AND DRIVE. Here are riding
smoohness and handling to the highway No other
lowest priced combines many great riding and driving ea
tues Its Independent front wheel coil sprngng Of type
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13
= n ID NJ u E

a kozonseggel, hogy oriasi visz-
szaelesek t0rtentek.
A vizsgalo bizottsag tagjai
csupa ellensegei az uj dealnek,
annak eln0ke, Donahey szena-
tor halalos clientele az eln0k-
mex s meg ilyen bizottsag sem
volt kepes a szazmilliok elkol-
teseben egy szemernyi graftet
talalni.
Meglehet, s6t valoszinii, hogy
a Roosevelt adminisztraci6
alatt t0rnerdek penzt elpocse-
koltak haszontalan munkakra,
hiszen az emberek milli6it KEEL
lett szinte napok alatt munka-
ra vezenyelni, de korrupciot
idaig sehol Sc talaltak. vagy S
az vi deal feltetlenul tiszta ad-
minisztraciot adott a nemzet-
mex S ebben van a Roosevelt
politikai ereje, amely pelda mel
kill all idaig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13
MOST MAID F|zETNt KELL

Par ev eott vlagot megvalto ulitas gyanant 1ogaoa
Aerkaban szervezett munkAssag es megnkabb SERVE
zeten az 6szrakok rendszeet vOros Mozkvanak Amer
kaba tot gynokei htetek e unkassagga hogy oyan
fegyver aey ell foga seperi tokes rendszert fold s
nero es vaami eddig volt vi dolgot hoz heyebe
AIT mondtak hogy u6sztrajkkal mem br senh SEEM
beszaan megeveszett tomegek mem akartak hinni an
na hogy oyan egyer ame utabo vsszate es AIT ser
meg egjobban, ah hasznalta
Mem keett hozza semmi kilonos eroszak hogy az ulo
sztrk egyszer mndenkorra egyen kiszobove anne
rika eletb6l Megszoa Washgtonban Supreme Court e
ait mondta az l6szrajk fe6 hogy tovenyteen, inert
masoknak szerzett jogait rabola e.
korszak ugyan mar sok tekntelyt rombo lie, de az
Egyesult Aamok Suprem Courtja meg mindg meg tudta
taran magaet es ICY mar minden ember megrugszlk
benne hogy loszkot szabad tobbe ebben orszag
ban rendezni, inert abbol Macy baj lesz
Azok akk leghangosabbak voltak az Mosztrajk ideen
meg Supreme dontee uan usztgattak aattomosan;
vajjon mi fog tortenni akkar, ha munkassag megis
rendez ul6sztrakokat, mikor a1nak szlkseget erzl?
Phladephaban szovetsegi kerlet brosag most mondta
meg hogy mi lesz akkor ezutan esz valaol uloszrak
Az Apex Hosiery Company nev gyarban rendezett ulo
sztrak gye ker Phladelphiaban szovetseg brosag ee
amey teet6ben hmondta hogv gyar ellen oytatott uo
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13

az eltolodas mutatkozott meg a.
multi heten, amit a mutt ev no.
vembereben ereztiink, a repub-.
likanusok mindenfele nagyobb
szavazat-mennyiseget kaptak,
mint amennyit remeltek.
A depresszioba belefaradt
nemzet a hat eve tarto fekte-
len izgatas es uszitas kovet-
kezmenyeit mutatja; a valasz-
tok nagy resze hajlando elh n
nj, hogy ha az ''iizlet" jo vi
szonyban lehetne az eln0kkel,
akkor ismet lenne munka az
orszagban.
Sokan elfelejtettek mar,
hozy az ''uzletnek" soha nem
(Folytatasa az Six oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13
NAP-NAP UTAN SULYOS

tamadasokat inteznek a ko11-
gresszusban a bevandoroltak
ellen S bar egye'6re csupan a
nem-polgarokat tamadjak, ket-
segtelen, hogy maholnap az
idegen-ellenes tendencia a pol
garosodott bevandoroltak ell
len is fog fordulni.
Az egyik alias javaslat AIT
kivanja, hogy a biinoz6 "alien"-
eket vigyek fogolytaborba S ke-
sobbi alkalmas idoben deportal-
jak az orszagb6l.
A hirhedt Dempsey billt biz
tosan meg fogja a szenatus is
szavazni s ez a radikalisok to-
meges deportalasara ad maid
iiriigyet;; de ezek csak a ko-
molyabb inditvanyok, inert eze-
ken felil egesz csomo javaslat
van elleniik beadva.
Es akarmilyen mem szivesen
is irjuk belle ebbe rovatba, a
megpr6baltatasok most kez-
d6dnek. Ma az "alien"-eket
mem dobjak XII csak itt-ott a
gyarakb6l, de holnap, holnap'
utan nehezen tud az ideger
munkat talalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13
MEG MINDIG A WPA

szamara kert szaz0tven mil
lio dollaron rag6dott egesz he
ten at a szenatus, amib6l az
alsohaz 0tven Milo dollart le-
vagott.
Bizonyos, hogy a felsohaz
sem fog tobbet ADM szaz mil
Iio dollarnal, de az is egeszen
,,izonyos, hogy ezt a takarekos-
sagot a kong esszus megban-
ia.
Csoportos lefizetesek torten-
mex az egesz orszagban, az
egyes allamok es varosok a le-
fizetett emberek ezreit segely-
lisztakra tenni mem tudjak es
a nep exert a tisztelt honatya-
kat fogja = nagyon helyesen
okolni.
"A takarekossag azert mem in
dokolt es az ARA valo t0rekves
semmikeppen mem 6szinte,
inert hiszen a farmereknek is
met meg akarnak kozel negy-
szaz milliodollart szavazni azon
az osszegen xviii, amt a kor-
many javaslata ker bonusz'a.
Amig tehat a teljesen let0rt
emberektol a legsovanyabb ke-
nyeret is elvonjak, a foldmiive-
seknek tobbet akarnak adni.
mint. amennyit sztiksegesnek
lat a kormanyunk.
Nyi1van azert, inert a fold
miivesek tobb megfontoltsaggal
= szavaznak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13
HA Az EGYES ALLAMOK

torvenyhozasaiban szetne-
ziink, azokban is a reakciot es
az idegen gyuloletet talaljuk.
A reakcio minden duhe elso
sorban a munkas szervezetek
ellen iranyu', amelyek az os-
toba testverharccal a tamadas-
ra megadnak minden alkalmat.
Az idegenek ellen ajanlott
torvenyekben Pennsylvania We
zet, amelynek fejl6deseben a
legnagyobb szerepet az idege-
mex latszottak.
Pennsylvania volt az egyetlen
allan, amely az utobbi evti-
zedekben, negyven-otven evvel
ezel6tt meg chartert is adott
kivandor' asra csab to es bevan-
dorlokat impo~talo vallalkoza-
soknak S ha mindenutt masutt,
abban az allamban ilyen ten
denciat mem vartunk.' 5fS
Az allan szenatusaban meg
szavaztak egy hirhedt javasla-
tot. amely iild0z0tt vadat csi-
nalna minden bevandorolt en-
berb6l, remelhet6 azonban,
hogy az alsohazban ell tudjak
AIT blOckolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13
TERMESZETESEN MAR

er6sen folyik a korteskedes
q. jov6 evi elnokvalasztasra es
ma mar mem titok, hogy a
nagytoke, a sajto es a reakcio
N nden kepv sel6je, 0sszeesku-
dott, amelynek az a celia, hogy
az elnok kezeb6l hcsavarjak a
politikai hatalmat.
Eek az erdekeltsegek abban
egyeztek meg, hogy Garner al
eln0k lesz a jov6 evben a de-
mok- alta part jeloltje, ami
ugyan valoszinuleg vereseget
hoz maid a partra, de viszont
a partban az uralmat atjatsza
a reakcios szarny kezere.
A Garner erdekeben a kor-
teskedes a legszemermetle-
nebb modon t0rtenik es a de-
mokratak kozul sokan mem We
SILK eszre. hogy ext a "gold
bricket" voltakeppen a repub-
likanus nagytoke es a republi-
kanus sajto fogja demokrata
part torkan lenyomni.
A mutt heten az egyik Gar
ner-kortesbeszedet mar be ktat-
tax a szenatusi naploba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13
MAGYARORSZAG A HET

vegen elfoglalta AIT a harom-
szazhetven negyzetmertfoldnyi
teriiletet, amt a totok vegiil
bekes targyalasok utan aten-
gedtek $ ICY Eszakmagyaror-
szagon hozzayet6leges nyuga-
lom van.
ANIMAL jobban izgatjak es
nyugtalanitjak a nemzetet az
altalanos es mindig megujulo
nemzetk0zi bonyodalmak, a
melyek erdekes fordulatot vet
tex a multi heten.
A lengyel kuligyminiszter
ait igerte Londonban, hogy
megkiser i a k0zvetitest Ro-
mania Is Magyarorszag k0zt
eredmeny eseten megprobalja
Maya orszagot bevonni a "de-
mokrata hata1mak" blockjaba.
Ez termeszstesen sulyos enged-
menyeket, teriileti reviz;ot XII
wanna romanok reszerol.
Mem sok val6sz nusege van,
hogy a magyar kormany az
olasz-nemet tengelybol kiugrik,
bar ait nemcsak Amerika ma
gyarsaga fogadna 0rommel, ha-
mem a magyar nemzet is, a
mely a nemetek irant semmi
szerelmet mem erez.
Ha Romania lecsatlakoznek
az angel blockhoz, Magyaror-
szag valoszfniileg bet0-. a k0zel
jov6ben Erdelybe. Ha azonban
q romanok nemet orientacioban
maradnak, Hitlerek valoszinu-
leg Erdely megtarthatasat ga
rantaljak nekik ICY a nemet-
roman egyezseg arat a mi szu-
l6f0ldiink fogja fizetni.