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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-12

| II SO1Chdt OAOHCCA1lnSA 4O-dAi
from, de hogy az mikor lat
maid nyomtatasban napvila-
got, nehez lenne megmondani,
inert hiszen az Amerikabol ide
erkez0 levelek legt0bbje most
harom hetig is utazik es igy
ennek az irasnak a kierkezese-
hez is biztosan kell ennyi lido.
Nehez ICY dolgozni, inert a
NIT ma leirok, lehet, holnap
mar teljesen aktualitasat is
vesztette.
Olyan szedit6 iramban tor
tennek az esemenyek, hogy ne
hez azokat k0vetni.
Az en- feladatom most mem
is lehet az, hogy esemenyekrol
irjak, hanem inkabb az, hogy
nemi kepet adjak arr6l, mint el
az ohaza nepe, amikor a ma
gyarnak legkedvesebb barati
nepe halal harcat viva szom-
szedsagban egy mask barati
nemzettel es amikor a hi barat
lengyeleket azonkivJl a boise
vik hadsereg is hatba tamadta.
Termeszetesen itthon is sza-
mitgatjak, latolgatjak az ese-
nlenyeket, a meg varhato for
dulatokat.
E pillanatban az orszagban
higgadtan, nyugodtan folyik a
napi rendes elet, a magyar
szanto-vet6 vegzi az 6szi szan-
tast, vetest; sziiretelnek, gyii-
m0lcS0t szednek.
A munkas ferfi kezekben ne
mi hiany mutatkozik, inert hi
szen Magyarorszag is keszen
van minden eshet6segre es bi-
zonyos katonai intekedesek ter
meszetesen lit is tortentek.
Magyarorszag kormanyzata
az orszag erdekeinek legmegfe-
lel6bb politikat folytatja, =
CSAK MAGYAR ERDEKEKET
SzOLGAL EZ A POLITIKA.
EFT jelentette be grof Teleki
Pal miniszterelnok abban a be-
szedeben, melyet partjanak er-
tekezleten tartott es amt je-
lent6segenel fogva ismertetek
is olvasoimmal.
Legutobbi part ertekezle-
ttnk ota - mondotta - SUI
lyos esemenyek kovetkeztek be
Europaban. Az elnok ur be-
szedeben ramutatott ARA
hogy a nemzet nyugodtan 6
bizalomrnal nez az elk0vetke.
zend6 napok ele. Szavait azza
egeszithetnem XII, hogy mem a.
elk0vetkezo napok, hanem in
kabb honapok ele. Mindenek
elott ait kivanom lesz0gezni
hogy
kuIpolHikdnknak az az irdnya
dmelyet dlIand6a1 k0vetd,ak, {
melyet az uj orssdggyalss 0sg
sseulesekor Magyarorssdg kor
nadnysoja az orssdggyiiles ke
Hdsdnak tagjaihos intesett be
ssedeben vildgosan ujra kije
I0lt amelyet cselekedeteink
ben ds6td is dlkaln11sunAc, men
Ddltosott.
De ugyanigy lie kivanom $40
gezni AIT is, hogy mem valto
zott belpolitikai irany es men
valtoztak a belpolitikai celki
tiizesek sem, amelyeket k0vet
kezetesen szolgalni es vegrehaj
tani kivanunk.
- De miert is volna valto
zas? Egy nemzet, amely miot;
visszaemlekezik, 0nmagat kor
nlanyozza, mem lehet elhata
rozasainak alapteteleiben ser
imbolygo, sem hirtelenkedi
sem pillanatok benyomas
alatt hatarozo. Az ilyen nemze
lehet neha a k0nnyelmisegi
nyilt, lehet az 0nfelaldoza
becsiiletes, de sohaSem les
| .
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-12

| nOgy VlSelJe. Aklre ez a KOCeleS-
seq harul, amugyis - de ilyen
pillanatokban kiil0n0sen -
megsziinik maganvelemenyii
ember lenni S aterezve az egesz
nemzet gondolkozasat, a nem-
yet lelkenek megnyilvanulasat
kell hogy visszatiikrozze azok-
ban a cselekedetekben, anne
lyeknek neha pillanatnyi eliza
tarozassal kell megt0rtennie.
"NEM ,BOCSATKOZHATIK
KALANDOKBA A NEMZET"
0rulok, hogy a nemzet
megtartotta nyugalmat es AIT
az egyseget, amely ma es az
elvarhato nehez id6kben lilo
es szJikseges.
NyugGlnauakkal es kon1oly-
sdgunkkal, amely t6vdrosunk-
ban, udrosainkban, tdlvaink-
ban, az egess nemsetben meg
nyilDdnult, tissteletet viOtunk
ki naiadenatt a viJdgon.
- A nagy magyar sorsker-
desekben minden magyar egy-
forman gondolkodik. Komo-
lyak az id6k is S egy nemzet,
anely alig heverte XII a husz
ev elotti teljes 0sszeroppanast,
nehes f0ldrajsi helyseteben
mem bocsdtkoshatik kala7adok-
ba. Mem csapongtathatja KEEP
seIetet senki kGld7adOS terUe-
ken. Sohasena Uoltu1k kalara-
dorok, de ha as0E is lettInk
Uola1a, sohase lettd1k Uolna jG
kalandorok.
- Sok mindent mem mond-
hatok Ell, de ugyanebben a hely
zetben vannak ninden allan
max, haboruban allonak, sem
legesnek es a forgatagtol tavol
allo allamoknak vezetoi kivetel
nelkiil mind.
- Azzal, amt mar bevezeto-
ben nondottam, tudniillik
hogy a kulpolitikai irany azo.
nos maradt, mindent megmon
dottam, amt mondani kell &
lehetseges. Azok, akiknek ke
zeben az informaciok osszefut
max, kell hogy vallaljak a tor
tenelmi felel6sseget ICY higy
jetek ell. ezt a tortenelmi fele
losseget, amely rendkivul nagy
at is erezziik.
De EeH, hogy berjek dsok
akik ma a veletle1a folytdn ve
set6 helyen dlInak, a nenase
bisalnsdt Ss keH, hogy birjd9
is. En- ersem est a bisdln1dt.
Talan az idok nehezseg
az, hogy jobban erzem, min
barmikor, de meg kell, hog.
mondjam lit a szinetek el6t
AIT, hogy meghatottan erzen
"CSAK MAGYAR
ERDEKEKET SZOLGALUNK
Mem sziikseges mOnda
nom, hogy csak a nemzet er
dekeit szolgaljuk, de hangsu
,yozottan mondhatom, hogy
csak magyar er6ekeket ssolgd
hunk. Is magyar polittkdt cs'
1GIunE.
- Hogy milyen celhttzesel
milyen barati kapcsolatok ala
jan intezziik a magyar kiilpol
tikat, AIT az egymasutan kt
vetkezo kormanyok azonos XII
politikai programjai, nyilatkt
zatai, tettei, kiilallamokkal vs
/ 10 kapcsolatai vilagosan kifejt
, xix. A reszletekben termeszt
| tesen nindaz, amit tesziinl
keves kezben kell hogy 0ss,
pontosuljon. Tudom,
: Dannak konkolyhipt6k is, Gki
: nanadenfeLe kireket terjesstt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-12

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~
"NYUGODTAN FOLYJEK
A TERMEI 6MuJNKAo
a I'LL poiltlKanK epoen a
plllanatnan a nyugodt munka
kapolitikat k0veti Olaszorszag
IS mas orszapok neldaul IN
ooszlavia is de k;;veti meo COX
mas allam.
Ne"7e1o7Ssog'SaE S, de 01ta-
11oo" q "ooO7Se1o Je1eTneE az
os e'oeHe, Hogy q Danon'eden-
ceoe" ofNe 1e9yen es Jo1y]e"
"y1Ayo0I te7H1eW nt1"E0.
- Ennel tobbet mem mond-
hatok de ha EFT nondon ak
kor meg lehettek pv6z6dye.
hopy tudom NIT mondok $
folyiek is nyugodtan mind a
mez6gazdasapi mind AZ mari
ternel6 m11nka q ovarakban
irodakban. kereskedelenoben
eovarant
- Ennek az orszagnak er6s-
| mex kell Jennie SIT nillanatr6,-
| pillanatra er6sodnie kell a
korrnany megteszi a mapaet.
hoey EFT lehet6ye teove. BAR AZ
orszag k0zhangnlata nv,,oodt
mononatom, oamulatosan
eS oicSeretremeiOoan nyugoot'
megls tettunk olzonyos IN
tezkeoeSeket a KlVeteles hata-
meg mem hozatalaert talan
mepr6hat6k lettiink volna HI
szen k0z0nsepiinket AZ is neo-
nvugtatta. hopv szeles E,,rons
han q konfliktus teriilatst6l
sokkal messzebb esd allamok Is
hoztak ilven de meu kii,onb
intezkedeseket is
CSoE u mo9yor Eoso"se9
nyugo'"1o $ az q oasoIon', 0'ae-
yet a magyar Eosonsegoe Oe-
eu'sE' tette lenetoOe, ho9y csoA
oN''y' mtesHeoest tegyuaE, q
nae''"y1E tet1u''E.
Ugyanilven szellemben he.
szelt gr6f Csakv Istvan kiiliioy
miniszter is q kenvisel6haz Kill.
iiovi bizottsapahan.
"A magyar Kormany oszln
80 ~. a'lae . lolia'a, iioss
,ata ~ So e. poaiy- 1a'ps1. s, Jo1
l,.Ye.' 1.s. ~ - 1aan ,aasyal DeAeAui
ao.Ssss se.4 'i1.l - -oNooa.. .7,. ,loooi y.
loso' iiosy q sel'"l,ieoi :.
49,; -. n .att ..aia ,ss nes1us
des veresen fogja magat meg
bosszulni, beteliesedett. Az a.
onuralom, melyet a magya
nep minden retege hetek ct;
tanusit, mutatja, mennyire be
idegzodott nepiinkbe a meg
syo1oues' nosy . Ilaporu. DC
ieJcAo poii'iAa. ahe'lSok teliy
ics coaA lovizoa!uiiiot' Icy
: so.o1uiieee. 'eie!ii'ee'ek' akal !.
II
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-12
budapest szerkeszt6je

illet6leg es mas teren is. Ke-
rem, ne hallgassanak rajuk.
Amt mondottunk, jol van fun
dalva es mindenfele mende-
mondanak feliilni, az orszag
romlasara vezet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-12
4 AyILAG-hET STRoFABAN
Irja: Szegedy Laszl6
Irja: Szegedy Laszl6
HETI RovAs: HALALMAGoT vETuNK!

Elhervadt josag; kivirult vetek:
beket hirdet, megis, verszagu az enek -.
Adam biine Matt; Kain vetke aran
menekiil beke, hazatlanul, arvan.
Gyikolas elszo; halal az adoja:
elaludt az Elet egi megtart6ja :?
Kiskertemben rozsa; prosabb, mint maskor:
verrel telt meg rostja nagy meszarlaskor 80.
Menekil a lengyel vilagga fut Nathan:
6si otthonabol eliizte Satan -.
Szelet, wharf szantunk, halalmagot vetink:
hare az aratasunk - veres kenyeriink! -.
Evening star., 1939-09-24

Fifteen German yachts took part
IN this years Royal Ocean Racing
Glass races in England.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
ReicSoWet Alliance Casts New Shadow Over Balkan Outlook
Rabbi Traces Phrase
In Neutrality Address
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 23-The mystery
Of the origin of the closing phrase
In President Roosevelt's neutrality
address to Congress Thursday was
cleared up by Rabbi julius Gordon
in a remark at Yom Kippur services
last night.
The President pleaded with Con,
gress to show the world that Ameri-
cans were "of one mind, one spirit,
one clear resolution, walking before
God in the light Of the living"
Rabbi Gordon called attention to
the phrase, Ito walk before God in
the light Of the living" in the Book
OF Psalms. chapter Sc, verse IA.
He suggested the President prob
ably changed ito walk" to walk
ing in the sentence in which he
employed the phrase.
Washington correspondents
searched Biblical and classical ref
erence books for the source, without
success.
Rabbi Gordon quoted from the
Hebrew version of the Old Testa-
ment, which differs from the Chris
tian version.
Evening star., 1939-09-24

phenomenon was destined to ex-
haust itself. Otherwise I would
have doubted with great mortifica-
ton a thing in which I always be-
leved firmly-that the Italian peo-
pie is one of the most intelligent on
earth. Without dramatizing things,
for that certainly is not worthwhile,
the conclusion that one ought to
draw from all of this may be
summed up thus:
"Clean out the little corners where
the remnants of Masonic Jews still
exist.
"Anti-Fascist lovers of foreigners
seek refuge by sometimes resorting
to each mimetism chameleon like
mimicry). Never will we permit
them or others to corrupt the phys
1cal or moral health of the Italian
people who know that one must not
bother the pilot especially when he
Is engaged in stormy navigation or
ask him at every instant news of the
journey.
IT and when I should appear on
the balcony (of his Palazzo Vanezia)
and convoke the entire Italian peo-
Pile, it will be, not to outline the
situation, but to announce to it-as
1 did October 2, 1885 utaly's en-
trace into Ethiopia) or May 9, 1896
incorporation of Ethiopia into the
new Italian Empire)-decisions, I
say decisions, of historic importance.
Nov it is not such a case. Our
policy was fixed in the declaration
of September l (neutrality) and
there is no reason to modify it. It
corresponds to our national interests,
to our political treaties and pacts
and to the desires Of all peoples in
cluding the German people.
THAT policy is at least to localize
the conflict. Besides. Poland hav-
ing been hquidated, Europe is not
really at war. The masses of
armies have not yet met. One can
avoid that shock by realizing that
to wish to maintain or, worse yet,
to wish to restore, positions that
history and the natural dynamism
of peoples condemn, is a vain illu-
sion.
Certain that the governments of
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Duce's Attack Absurd,
SAYS Masonic Official

BOSTON, Sept. % (P.-Premier
Benito Mussolini's attack upon Ma
sons in speech before Fascist party
leaders in Rome today was described
as Simply absurd" by Melvin M.
johnson of Brookline, sovereign
grand commander of the Supreme
Council, Scottish Rite Masons of the
Northern Masonic jurisdiction.
In a statement issued before the
opening of the International Con-
ference OF Supreme Councils of the
World here, Mr.. johnson said Free
masonry selected those ideals which
could be summarized in the maxim
brotherhood of man based upon
the fatherhood of God"
Freemasonry, he said, lays "a
broad basis of principle upon which
men of every race, country, sect and
opinion may unite" instead of "set-
ting up restricted platform upon
which only those of certain races,
creeds and opinions can assemble. !"
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Liquor Store Loses
$40 10 $50 10 Robber

A young bandit last night robbed
liquor store at Ill Florida avenue
NE. of between $40 and $50, after
threatening the store manager, Sam
uel Brill, with a pistol. In his haste,
however, the bandit overlooked SIT
as he grabbed the money from the
cash register.
The bandit left in an automobile,
in which two companions are said
to have waited for him.
Brill told police the bandit pur-
chased pint of liquor and handed
him a dollar bill. The robber drew
a pistol as the manager opened the
cash register to make change.
The robber knocked several bot
ties from the counter as he reached
for the cash register. Becoming
alarmed, Brill stepped back and the
criminal apparently believed the
manager was preparing to give an
alarm, warned IF you ring the bell,
I'll plug you" Brill was alone in
the store when the robber entered.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
President Hacha
Denies Rebellion
In nbohemia-Moravia
kozis Arrange Tour
For Press to Scotch
Revolt Reports
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
PRAGUE, Sept. 23.-President
Emil Hacha of the Nazi protectorate
of Bohemia and Moravia said to-
night its government and industry
were progressing in "an orderly
manner" and insisted there had
been no revolt.
The British ministry of informa-
ton said Wednesday it had received
reports of a revolutionary movement
in the protectorate which Germany
carved out of Czecho- Slovakia when
the little republic broke up last
March.
DR.. Hacha. who was head of
Czecho-Slovakia at the time of its
dissolution, received IS newspaper
correspondents at his summer home,
Is miles from Prague. He told them
that Bohemia and Moravia were not
participating in the European war.
Not a single Czech soldier is en-
gagged directly for Germany any,
where, he said. But the protectorate
could not escape being affected in
some respects by the war, he con-
tinued.
Food rationing is to start next
week, and today in many cities of
the protectorate the correspondents
saw long lines of women with shop
ping bags in front of stores.
The tour was arranged by Ger
man authorities to convince the
representatives of the world press
there were no uprisings as had been
reported abroad. Citizens who were
casually approached and local off,
cials agreed there had been no dis
orders or street battles in Prague,
Pilsen, Bruenn and other cities.
The correspondents found the
protectorate cities quiet, very busy
and apparently adjusting themselves
as best as they could to German
domination. which obviously is irk-
some to many Czechs.
At Pilsen the party was conducted
through the vast Skoda works where
great machines were casting and
tooling the barrels of cannon.
Numerous Czechs there stated
openly they were not reconciled to
German control, but said there had
not been any rebellion. Many Czech
leaders who conceivably might try
to foster unrest have been arrested
the number still being held was
placed at several hundred"
Evening star., 1939-09-24
French Attocks Simmer
Down to Local Actions

BASEL, Switzerland, Sept. q
R-A series OF French attacks
on key positions of the western
front was reported in advices reach
ing here tonight to have simmered
down to local actions in the face
Of stubborn German resistance.
Thus far the French have been
reported fairly successful in their
tactics Of meeting heavy German
counterattacks not only with an
active defense, but with thrusts else
where along the lines, leading the
defenders to slow up the original
attack in order to defend their
TANKS.
The fact that the French and
British war machine apparently
stands in q position for an often
sive made the Germans adopt .
careful defense policy, Swiss OBJ
servers said.
Evening star., 1939-09-24

London and Paris. with the wise
purpose of not enlarging the con-
f1ict, have not reacted up to the
present in the face of the Russian
accomplished fact But from that
it follows that they have compro-
missed their moral justification for
continuing to attempt to revoke the
German accomplished fact
"In a situation like the present,
full of many unknowns, the watch
word has sprung spontaneously
among the masses Of authentic
Italian people-prepare in a military
way to meet any eventuality, sup
port every possible peace effort and
work vigilantly in silence.
This is the style of Fascism; that
must be and is the style of the
Italian people"
Evening star., 1939-09-24
MussoIini
Continued From First Page.)

the balcony (of his palace and
cOnvoke the entire Italian people
it will be not to outline the sit
uation but to announce it-as I did
October 2, 1885 Italy's entrance
into Ethopia) or May 9, 1896 (incor-
poration of Ethiopia into the new
Italian Empire)-decisions, say de-
cisions, of historic Importance"
Now it is not such a case" he
added.
Confers With Army Leader.
II Duce earlier had conferred with
Gen. Ettore Bastico, commander of
the new mechanical army of the Po,
who told him his army was at the
full strength of it's efficiency in
men and arms Creation of a new
air squadron with headquarters In
Rome also was announced.
Foreign circles said they inter-
preted his reference to the possible
involving of continents in the war
as an obvious reference to the
United States.
He said that while the British and
French had avoided spreading the
conflict by not declaring war on
Soviet Russia, by the same token
they have compromised their moral
justification for continuing to at
tempt to revoke the German accom-
plished fact" in Poland.
The Premier also called for a new
cleanup of anti-Fascists whom he
accused Of circulating certain ru-
mors of which many were most
ridiculous about me personally"
The only conclusion to be drawn
from them, he said, was: Clean out
the little corners where the rem
nants of Masonic Jews still exist.
Summary OF Declaration.
The official Italian summary OF
Premier Mussolinis declaration fol-
lows:
I'VE meet here in a stormy mo-
ment which again brings into play
not only the map of Europe but
perhaps that of continents. It is
only natural that these grandiose
events and their repercussions in
Italy should have caused emotion
among us also. There are certain
human dregs, very small but ex-
tremely miserable, that lived only
In the darkest corners and prof1ted
by a special and understandable at
mosphere. '....
These dregs circulated certain
rumors Of which many were most
ridiculous about me personally. This
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Pan-5Iavism Again
May Be Started,
Observers Say
HitIer's Dreum Of
Nuzi-Led Ukruine
Stote May Be Gone
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
BUDAPEST, Sept. 23.-The team
ing up of Nazi Germany and Com
munist Russia on the division of
Poland has cast a new shadow over
the entire southeastern political
picture.
Their agreement on Poland, an
nounced In the wake Of their nom
aggression pact, has extended the
Soviet border with Rumania and
brought Red troops to the Hun
garian frontier.
Once again, diplomatic observers
eadd, Pan-Slavism may get UNDER
way, with Father Russia" welding
his old influence in Yugoslavia,
Bulgaria, Slovakia-not to mention
Bohemia, now inside the Reich.
Living Space Compromised.
One Balkan school of thought
eontended tonight that Germany's
influence in Southeastern Europe
and her vigorous efforts to make
this part of the world Nazi
"Lebensraum" living space-had
been compromised. Their opinion
was that Russia could not become
an overwhelming power in the Bal
kans. They felt her longer Ru-
manian frontier would enable her
to dominate King Carols nation
both politically and economically.
Hungary, with Red troops just
across her border, was co-member
with Germany, Italy, Japan, Man.
chukuo and Spain of the anti
Comintern family. Budapest and
Moscow today resumed diplomatic
relations suspended when Hungary
became party to the anti-Comin-
tern pact.
Russia has recognized Slovakia as
an independent nation which like
Yugoslavia and Russia is peopled by
Slavs. Bulgaria, another Slav nation
and perhaps the closest Balkan
friend of Russia, has concluded a
new closed trade pact with the
6oviets.
Hitler's Dream May Be Gone.
The opinion was expressed that
Hitler's dream of Nazi-led Ukraine
state - theme note of his "Mien
Kampf" plan for Germanys future
might be gone forever.
No longer are Hungary, Rumania,
Yugoslavia, Greece, Turkey and
Bulgaria dependent only on Nazi
Germany for their trade. They
have Italy bidding eagerly to recover
commerce which she lost to Ger
many through economic sanctions
during the Ethiopian war. And they
have powerful Russia re-entering
the Balkans after a 25-year absence,
ready to conclude trade pacts and
eager to spread her influence.
Diplomatic observers speculated
further on the possibility that Ru-
mania, whose oil and wheat the
Nazis could use to good advantage
may be beyond Germany's reach.
For Russia was understood by them
to be proposing again a pact for
Black Sea powers to keep out the
influence of other nations.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Paris
(Continued From First Page.)

French frontier juts farthest into
Germany to meet the Rhine.
Strength of Positions Tested.
Throughout the first few days of the
week German patrols raided sector
after sector testing the strength OF
French positions established on Ger
man soil An ominous calm settled
down over the western front Friday
morning. 1t lasted until late after
noon, when the Germans attacked
simultaneously French outposts from
Saarbruecken to Lauterbourg after
preparatory artillery fire. Heavy
lighting lasted throughout the night.
French advices from the front said
the Poilus held their lines and
stopped the Germans with counter
attacks which gained what military
observers considered to be several
new strategic positions.
The heaviest German attack was
against the wooded highlands in the
Blies Valley, about II miles east OF
6aarbruecken. The Germans were
reported to have used full battle
formation, sending wave after wave
of assault troops against the French
positions as contraSted with previous
rading party operations.
The brunt of the German attack
was borne by three companies OF
assault guards, whose total strength
was reported to be just under 500.
= The French described the German
battahon's attacks as particularly
tenacious"
Troops Rushed From Poland.
Advices from the front said that
as fast as the Germans were driven
back by field guns firing point blank,
machine guns and automatic rifles,
they reformed their lines and
surged out to renew their assault.
Military information from the
front said the Germans had rushed
troops from Poland-released by
Russia's invasion-and sent them
into almost immediate action in the
west against the French.
Although Nazi Propaganda Minis
ter Paul Joseph Goebbels declared
two days ago that Germany had NO
intention of violating the neutrality
of Belgium, the Netherlands or
Luxembourg, the French general
staff has not accepted his statement
ut face value.
France was reported speeding
production of mechanical military
units for fear the Nazis might strike
through neutral nations in an effort
to turn the flanks of the Maginot
Line
Evening star., 1939-09-24

Certain that the governments of
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Blind Girl Injured

OMAHA, Nebr., Sept. % R.-Vir-
ginia Staunton, 19-year- old blind
girl, failed to recognize a command"
from her seeing-eye dog, "Banny,"
yesterday. The failure cost her a
fractured foot.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
MechunicsviIIe Service

MECHANICSVILEE, Md, Sept. %
(SpeciaD A iridium service will be
held at the Immaculate Conception
Church here tomorrow and Monday
by the Rev. James Scherman. The
services will be at 7:30 pm.