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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-22
Lewis OPPOSES
DISSOLUTION OF
HIS CI0 GROUPS
Makes Declaration Today
Won't Give in as Price
for Labor Unity

NEW YORK, March 22-John l..
Lewis firmly declared today that
he is against any dissolution of the
CIO as the price for labor unity
in this country.
Lewis made the statement address
sing the Tri-District Anthracite con-
ference.
Lewis shouted: THE CLIO and its
many organizations does not pro-
pose to dissolve and cut themselves
up into a multitude of pieces as
guild proquo of being associated with
he AFL."
The dictionary translation of quid
pro quo is "one thing for another"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-22
fpR OFFICES TO
MOVE TO BARAN0F

The Canadian Pacific Railway and
Steamship offices will be moving
into new office space in the Baranof
Hotel within the next few day.
Workmen were rushing compile
ton on the work of the new office
today and CPR Agent v. w. Mulvi-
hill is hoping to get in as soon as
possible"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-22

The production of soybean oil,
corn oil and peanut oil in the Uni
ted States in 1888 was the largest
on record.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-22
GIRL SCOUTS

Food Sale at Hollmann's Pharmacy
Saturday, March Is. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-22

Jane Alexander, Secretary; Mrs. H.
H. McCutcheon of Anchorage; How
ard Lying of Nome; John A. Warner,
Juneau, and J. G. Rivers of Fair
banks.
Rivers came in by plane from
Fairbanks yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-22
CHAMBER MEETING
TOMORROW NOON;
TO SHOW AIR FILMS

At the regular weekly luncheon
Of the Juneau Chamber OF Com
merce at noon tomorrow in Percy's
Cafe, three reels Of the picture
taken by the United Airlines on
flight from New York City to the
Pacific Coast will be shown. The
film is said to be a remarkable one
and should interest all airbinded
members of the Juneau Chamber.
Municipal authorities in Istanbul,
Turkey. destroyed l7162 stray dogs
and 2l5O cats last year,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-22
CONFESSION
IS SIGNED BY
JACK SPARKS
Custodian Catches Night
Fireman Stealing
u. 5. Mail

Continued frvln ragc One)
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-22
SITS up

j he economy so surprising to Rich
ard Arlen is due to AaSle- FoshiontHg
the exclusive Num- Bush feature
which results in better fit and "per-
NAMES" smart style ines. See,
in our windows, the Nunn-Bush
styles favored by Hollywood stars.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-22
JURORS, WITNESSES
MAY RECEIVE fees

All jurors and witnesses who have
not received their fees for their duty
at the recent court term are request
ed by Marshal William T. Mahoney
to report at the Marshal's office as
soon as possible.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-22
HosANNA's HERRINGs

LONDON-Banquet was held to
honor the crew of the drifter Hosan-
ma, winners of a trophy for the best
sigle herring catch of the season,
nearly $4,000 of the fish.
Nogales international., 1939-10-07
Steensen Has
1904 Ballot

A. w. Steensen of the Nogales
Feed & Seed Company was exhibit
ing an interesting old relic about
town Monday
1t was a, ballot printed for the
November g., 1904 election in this
county-eight years before Arizona
became a state
Among candidates listed were:
Democratic:
Mark A. Smith, territorial dele
gate in Congress; Oscar F. Ash
burn, representative; w. A. O'Con-
nor, probate judge; Frank j. Duffy
district attorney; Phil Herold, re-
corder; Richard Farrell and William
Schuckmann, supervisors; Theodore
Gebler, treasurer; Frank Fitch, sur
veyor; T. j. Turner, sheriff.
Republican:
Con O'Keefe, treasurer; S. F.,
Moor district attorney; A. S. Hen
derson, justice of the peace; Charles
L. Fowler, sheriff.
The ballot was for Crittenden
Precinct.
Nogales international., 1939-10-07
Poles Kill
1852 Naziis
In September

German casualties In Poland dur
ing the month of September were
as follows, it was announced by
Chancellor Hitler in an address IN
Berlin yesterday:
Killed in action, 10,572; wounded
80, ,322; missing, 3,404.
He said the Germans took 694, ,O0C
Polish prisoners.
The dictator proposed the follow
ing as basis to bring about peace
1. Complete understanding of
aims and policies of the vari-
GUS European countries.
2. Reduction of ornaments.
3. Regulation of the Jewish
problem.
4. Reorganization of CONNER
cial markets.
s. Restoration of German col
Onies taken away from Germany
in settlement Of the World War.
He said there would be no peace
unless Germany and England "camt
to friendly terms.
Reaction to the speech was un
favorable in London and Paris, in
dicating the war would continue.
Nogales international., 1939-10-07
2O2 Men Employed AT 10 Mines In
Patagonia District; III At Trench

Alto, 6; Mohawk, 2; Bacon claims
on the Guajolote Flat, II; Ameri-
can, Is.
Engineers of the Callahan Lead &
Zinc Company are mapping the un-
derground workings of the old Du-
quesne mine on which diamond drill
ing was completed few months
ago.
Shipments Of eight or. ten cars OF
ore are leaving Patagonia each
week from the mines.
Nogales international., 1939-10-07
Salesman ToBe
Tried For
Failure ToStop
Wife OF Local Minister
Injured In Crash
OF Automobiles

The preliminary hearing OF wal
ter Shockey, an Illinois travelling
salesman, on charge of failure to
stop after an automobile accident
was held before Judge G. E. Hardy
Wednesday.
The defendant admitted drinking
on the day of two accidents a week
ago yesterday. He is held In the
county jail pending trial which Will
take place in about two or three
weeks.
Mrs. w. R. McGaugh, wife OF the
pastor of the First Methodist
Church, was painfully injured IN
the first accident.
without pausing at the scene OF
the first accident, which took place
in front of the Methodist parson-
age SIG Grand avenue, the defend
ant sped down Grand avenue and
struck a car in front of the C1tl-
zens Auto State depot. Still con-
tinuing, he turned right on Inter
national street. Police Officer Louis
Fleischer was finally able to block
the road near the top of the hill or
International street and proceeded
to lodge Shockey in the city jail.
Reverend McGaugh was busy or
the opposite side of the car so die
not actually witness the accident
When he became aware of it ne
Immediately rushed into the par.
sonage and called the police.
At st. Joseph's Hospital it was
learned that Mrs. McGaugh suf-
fered broken right ankle. DR.. j
S. Gonzalez believes she will be ur
on crutches, however, by the week
end. Mrs McGaugh is now al
home at the Methodist Parsonage
Nogales international., 1939-10-07

In one of the worst autOmO-
bile wrecks in the history of
Arizona, six persons were killed
and five injured at 4:3O pm.
Sunday % miles north of No
gales on the Tucson highway.
The dead
Miss Mary Steele, 20, st. Louis,
Mo.
Miss Jane Stoppenbach, IT,
Menominee, Mich.
Miss Patricia Bryan, 10, Hinsdale,
Ill.
Frank OlivaS, Tucson.
Guillermo Trujillo, Tucson.
Ralph Lopez, Tucson.
The Injured
Miss Harriet Manchester, 18,
Clinton, Mo-, suburb of st. Louis.
Filiberto Quintero, Tucson.
Henry Corral, Tucson.
Frank GRANTEES, Tucson.
Frank Rubalcaba, Tucson.
OF the injured Quintero is re-
ported to be in the most critical
condition. He is in the Pima Coun-
ty hospital, as is also Henry Cor
Nogales international., 1939-10-07
Car Kills Horse
On Tucson Road

About pm. Tuesday, George
Rings and Frank Carter were driv-
ing toward Nogales from Tucson.
Just before arriving at the half
way station in Pima county two
horses suddenly loomed up on the
highway directly ahead of their car.
It all happened so quickly that
Rings who was driving could not
avoid them. The car struck one of
the animals a glancing blow, in
juring it. Swerving sharply, the car
struck the other animal head-on,
killing it.
Nogales international., 1939-10-07
FORMER GERMAN SOLDIER NOT
CONFIDENT NAZIS WILL LOSE
IN NEW CONFLICT OVERSEAS
Outcome Of War Cannot Be Predicted With Accuracy
Until Russia, Other Nations, Take More
Definite Stand, Says Felix Covey
oInER GERMANS NOT sOLIDLY FOR HIT

company employee who served
in the Imperial German army
during the first World War,
sums up his opinions OF the
muddled situation in battle
SCARED Europe.
Covey, now an ardent American
citizen, believes the outcome OF the
war cannot be predicted with ac-
curacy until Russia and other ma
tions wavering between taking sides
for or against Germany, make a
more definite stand.
Older Folks Not
Solid For Hitler
In regard to the Third Reich prop
er, Covey thinks one of Hitler S
greatest weaknesses is the fact the
older generation of Germany is not
solidly behind the dictator. On the
other hand, he says the Fuehrer
has tremendous strength in the uni
versal backing of his regime by the
younger generation.
German children who were too
young to fight in the last war have
been brought up with the single fix
ed idea that Hitler is their appoint
ed leader, and that they must be
willing to fight and die for the hon
or of their F'atherland, Covey ex-
planned. with these youths form
ing great majority in the
army and all public activities, any
older person who dared object to
present German policy would be
considered traitor and treated as
SUCH"
Propaganda Campaign
The electrical expert gives an un-
expected reason for probable failure
of the propaganda campaign being
carried on by Britain and France
behind German lines, seeking the
overthrow of Nazism through res1s-
tance by -Hitlerites.
"How can the German public or
ganize resistance to the govern
(Turn to Page Six
Nogales international., 1939-10-07
Aio Men Here
To See BOwman

Father Bonaventure and Repre-
sentative Ben O'Neill of Ajo stop
ped off in Nogales Wednesday to
visit Writ G.. Bowman but upon
learning Mr. Bowman was in a Los
Angeles hospital they said that as
long as their business took them to
the latter city they would visit him
there.
Father Bonaventura has been
busy raising funds for the Marcos de
Nazi monument at Lochiel, dedi-
Gated April Il.
Nogales international., 1939-10-07
Undergoes
End Operation

The many friends of Writ G. Bow
man will be pleased to learn that
the operation he underwent Tues
day at the California hospital in
Los Angeles was successful
It was his second operation in
two weeks and now that he is on
the road to complete recovery is
making plans to return home in
about two weeks.
Following the Tuesday operation
Mrs. Bowman wired the publisher
of the Nogales International as fol-
lows:
wish you could see him. He
looks fine Everything coming along
nicely"
Nogales international., 1939-10-07
Greene Cattle
In Good Shape

Cattle moving, out of Mexico on
Saturday and Sunday, a Greene
Cananea shipment, were the finest
looking animals which have crossed
the line in some months. it was
said by observers who watched the
transfer at the San Pedro crossing
The cattle were fat and appeared
to be in good condition in every
way.
The company moved 5000 head
out of Mexico on Saturday and 1000
head on Sunday, driving them from
the San Pedro dips to the loading
corralS at Hereford.
Nogales international., 1939-10-07
Local Men In
Tucson Shoot

Tucson will be the scene of the
Arizona Snlall-Bore championship
rifle matches this weekend.
Local members making the trip
are w. H. Lytle, George O. Horral
S. D. Monahan, Virgil Walker
George Peterson, David Miller
Duane Bird, Jr., Lewis Bristol, Rich
ard Hatcher and Ted Bethel.
The course of fire will be forty
shots at fifty yards and forty shots
at one hundred yards each day.
Nogales international., 1939-10-07
Mathews ! To
Sneak Here

William r. Mathews of Tucson,
editor of the Arizona Daily Star,
will speak at the high school audi
torium either Thursday or Friday
night on his recent tour of Europe.
His address is sponsored by the
Nogales Woman's Club and the pub
lie is cordially invited.
Nogales international., 1939-10-07
School Election
On October 28

Nominating petitions for Jack
Lee for the post of school trustee of
Nogales School District NO l are
said to have been placed.in :ti|
lation this week.
The three year term of - us Zee
Charles j. Bracker is expirir and
it is said that Ruffo Espint 9. will
be a candidate should Bracker not
seek reelection.
The election will be held on Sat-
urday October 28
Nogales international., 1939-10-07
Gentry Visits
Rotary Club

Martin Gentry of Wilcox, dis
trict governor of Rotary, made his
official visit to the Nogales club
yesterday noon. He was accompani-
ed here by Mrs. Gentry.
The district governor addressed
the Rotarians and Rotaryanns. New
Rotaryanns introduced at the meet
ing were Glenna Shannon, Mary
Robins, Freda Brown, Katherine
Steensen and Annie Rochlin.
Nogales international., 1939-10-07

Two hundred and two men
are now working at mines in
the Patagonia district.
Of this number Ill are employed
at the Trench which Is being work
ed by the American Smelling & Re-
filming Company.
Other mines and the number Of
men working:
Flux, Is; Worlds Fair, 81; 3R,
IL; Hardshell, 4; Black Eagle, 8;
Nogales international., 1939-10-07

Today has been designated as
Governors Day. at the oath
annual two-day Santa Cruz
County Fair & ROdeO, opening
at 9:3O am. at SonOita.
Honorable r. T. (Bob) Jones,
Arizona's popular chief executive,
will attend the fair today.
The University of Arizona band
will also be an added attraction on
the opening day and will play today
neon.
Record breaking crowds are ex-
pected both today and tomorrow,
also tonight at the annual fair
dance. Burlesque girls will enter
tain at the dance.
Arizona Day. Sunday
Tomorrow Sunday will be known
as Arizona Day." honoring the
crack Nogales High School Drum
g. Bugle Corps & Drill Team who
represented the state on Arizona
Day. at the San Francisco exposi-
ton in June.
The Nogales marching unit will
put on a performance at 1890 to-
morrow noon.
Streamlined
This years fair is to be stream
lined and up to date
and much different and far more
interesting than its % predecessors
ROde0 Each Day
The rodeo will get under way each
afternoon at 1870 and according tt
Dennis Hunt, rodeo manager, pas
and present world champions, a.
well as fast local rodeo artists, will
take part. Trick roping will be E
special attraction.
Joe Kane and Si Swyers are to b'
arena directors at the rodeo.
"El Sultan famous stallion own
ed by Lee Zinsmeister of Circle z
Ranch, will given exhibitions O.
jumping and other tricks each day
Poultry Exhibit
Many entries are on hand for tht
poultry exhibit of which Sam Fal
vey of Tucson is manager. Free
Fetterly of Phoenix will do tn
/ judging.
Other department heads are:
Mrs. Cora Everhart, domesti
science; Charles Putnam, farm prof
ect; Miss Rosalie zander, rura
school exhibits, and Mrs. Johr
Phillips, industrial exhibits. o. H
Oldfather of Patagonia is chair
man, and Charles j. Bracker o.
Nogales, member, of the music
committee.
Officials
Officials Of the fair and rodet
association are: H. B Thurber, So
noita, president; James E. Server
Sonoita, and Captain John Healey
of Carr Canyon, retired army man
vice president; Ed LeGendre, So
noita, treasurer; and Miss Doris
Seibold, Patagonia, secretary.
Bill Evans of Tucson will handle
the public address system.
Piping of water from the new 5000
gallon storage tank to the fair build
Nogales international., 1939-10-07
SIX KILLED IN AUTOMOBILE
CRASH 3 MILES FROM CITY
Three Of Dead Were University OF Arizona Co. Eds
Other Three Belonged To Well Known Tucson
Radio And Dance Orchestra

rail-. GRANTEES was brought to the
local hospital. Rubalcaba took a bus
for Tucson shortly after the acci-
dent.
Miss Manchester, who W a S
(Turn to Page Eight
Nogales international., 1939-10-07
CHIEF EXECUTIVE WILL BE
AMONG PROMINENT PERSONS
PRESENT lST DAY OF FAIR
Sunday To Be ARIZONA Day" Fair Opens Each Day
At $3.50 A.M.-Rodeo 1880 P.M-Large Crowd
Is Expected Both Days
~srREAMLINED" ATTRACTIONS ARRANGED

ings was completed this week.
Admission to the fair is 75c adj
ults, Csc children.
Picnic At Fair
A number of Tucson business con-
Germs will picnic at the fair SUM-
day. In this number is the Tucson
Public Market whose employees will
hold an all day outing.
Meals will be served on the fair
grounds both days
Nogales international., 1939-10-07
Nogales Wins
From, Bisbee
BY s To 0 Score

Nogales High School football
team continued it's winning streak
by defeating Bisbee high at Bis
bee last night, score to O.
So far the Apaches are unbeaten
this season. They defeated Ajo a
week ago 26 to 0, and week before
last tied Tucson to 6.
Nogales international., 1939-10-07
HERE FOR WINTER

c.. j. Carlson, editor of the Peo-
Piles Opinion of Valley City, N. D.,
arrived Tuesday to spend the win
ter in Nogales. 1t was showing when
he left Valley City.
Nogales international., 1939-10-07

IT hope Adolf Hitler will be
defeated in the present war;
but I'm not at all confident
the Nazis will lose." This is the
way Felix Covey, NOgales power
Nogales international., 1939-10-07
BUY TRAILER

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Watson of
the Soil Erosion Service camp near
Elgin have bought new trailer
house.
Nogales international., 1939-10-07
WAR NEWS
PICKED OUT OF THE AIR"
An Unbeatable Service

BULLETIN BOARD EXTRAS CONTINU-
OUSLY = bulletins on our big blackboards day
and night containing news from the European
War-thats the service The International is Civ
ing the public on World War I-and it's NEWS
FROM ALL THE PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
The moment that radio announces war news
from Berlin, Warsaw, Paris, London, or any
other place-it's chalked up-keeping Nogalians
right up to the minute at all times on the happen
ings in the big war.
. In addition to the bulletin board service, you
can also hear the radio broadcasts at The Inter
national office.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-12

radt el6deink husz ewes poll
tikajahoz. Meg6rizte hagyoma-
nyos hiiseget barataival SEEM
ben, tudataban leven amaz
alapelv horderejenek, hogy
egg orssdg becsulete es hitele
nGgyobb Srteket jele1at a 1sepek
k0s0ssegeben, mint nairaden
fegyUeres hGtGI0m.
Minden nep kezeb6l vala-
mi modon XII lehet csavarni a
fegyvert, de az torhetetlen er6-
ben megmarad es ujbol felta-
mad, ha meg tudja 6rizni sa-
jatmagaba vetett hitet es BIZ
zalmat a j0v6ben. Ezzel mem
akarom ait mondani, hogy
csak az erk0lcsi er6kre biztuk
sorsunkat. A moralis er6k es
az allan vezetoinek torhetet-
len, elszant akarata mogott pei
das fegyelemrnel es mindenre
keszen all a fegyverekben is
izmosodo magyar hadsereg, a
mely keszen van ARA, hogy a
dolgos magyar nep hazatajat
es a kis es nagy hazak lakoi
max nyugalmat a vegsokig
fenntartsa, illetve megvedel-
mezze.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-12
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-12

vakrd, amelyekkel Borisz boil
gar kiraly Magyarorszagr6l ui
kovetiink fogadasa alkalmAb6l
megemlekezett es amelyek az
egesz magyar kozvelemenyben
6szinte barati visszhangra ta-
laltak.
Magyarorssdgot a hatdrain
viaskod6 felek resgerd semnai
vessely sem tenyegeti, igy a
kornaday fe1eslegesnek tartot-
ta senslegessegi nyilatkosatot
teuni.
Ez csak komplikalna
nemzeti eletiinket egY ITALIAN
hosszura nyulo haboru folya-
man.
A magyar kornaday elt0k6lt
ssdndSka, hogy huss even DIT
k0Uetett es beUdlt politikdjdt
Jolytatni fogja hidegverel es
nyugaJonsna0l nainden vihGrok
k0sepette nai'adaddig, anaig az
lehetseges es a magyar nen,set
eLeterdekei nn1St mem EOUeteL-
nek.
Sohasem fogunk a hamis
heroizmus nemzetellenes biz
nebe esni, de nemzeti eleterde-
keink megvedelmezeseert es
hazank fejl6desenek biztosita-
saert, ha kell, az utolso embe--
rig sikra szal1unk.
Vegre nehany bizottsagi tag
felszolalasaval kapcsolatban XII
jelentette a kiiligyminiszter,
hogy
a magyarsdg termaessetesen
UdltOsatlan rokonssenvUel XII
Seri a leagyeleket nehes, az el--
lenfeJ dltal is naeltdnyolt kus-.
deln1IEben.
g e e
Budapesten meg mindig ma.
gyon sok kulfoldi tartozkodik.
Lengyel- es Nemetorszagbol ma
gyon sokan j0ttek at ide es,
inert AIT latjak, hogy tit az
elet normalis keretek kozott.
mozog, lit is maradtak.
Macy szammal vannak itt
kiilfoldi laptudositok. Amikor
peldaul grof Csaky fenti besze-
denek atvetelere a kuliigymi-
niszterium sajto osztalyaban
megjelentem, az Associated
Press-nek nyolc munkatarsa-
val talalkoztam. A United
Press-t6l Andrica Tivadar cle-
velandi ujsagiro van lit, aki a
Scrip Howard lapokat is ellatja
innen cikkekkel.
A cleveland magyarok kore-
ben jol ismerik Andrica Tiva-
dart.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-12
ROMANIAVAL ES
JUGOSZLAVIAVAL VALo
VISZONYUNK

- Hiven eddigi nepfenntar
to politikankhoz, kisebbsegi ja-
vaslat tervezetet nyujtottam at
a roman kormanynak. A ter
vezet olyan, hogy annak kere-
tein belul minden kisebbsegi
sorsba jutott romaniai magyar
konkret serelmei is orvoslast
nyerhetnek.
A vdlass meg kesik, nehese',
fogom pedig egyfaam,ar meg
isnaetelni q nadjusban mdr
naegtett es most konkret for
n1dba 0nt0tt javaslatot.
A magyar kormany XII
sebbseg vedelmi javaslatat
ugyanis tenyleg komolyan We
szi. A roman kormany nagyon
is jol tudja, hogy Magyaror-
szagnak nincsenek tamado
szandekai. Ugy sajatmaganak,
mint baratainak erdeke, hogy
a konfliktus minel sziikebb te-
riiletre korlatoztassek. AIT is
tudja tehat a roman kormany
hogy a megnemtamadasi seer
coolest mem letezo tamadasi We
szellyel szemben kinalgatja So
kak nezete szerint kizarolae
taktikabol.
El6ss0r a LSgk07t keJ gyor.
sabb atemben naegjavitani. En-.
mex el6teltetele egg rugalnaat
kisebbsegi ssers6des.
- Azutan latni kell, vajjor
ez a szerzodes tenyleg vegre il
lesz-e hajtva. A szerz6des jt
mlikOdese teszi maid lehetove
hogy kapcsolatainknak politi
kai formaban is kulso kifeje
zest adjunk.
i - A magyar kormany kez
zelfoghatolag ujbol kimutatja
hogy a maga reszer6I mem mu
laszt el semmit a ket allan
k0zti legkor javitasara Is ezer
ratifikacio celjabol a torveny
hozas ele terjeszti a Gozsdu
alap rendezesere megk0tot
magyar-roman egyezmenyt.
JugossJdDddual ssemben sok
kGI k0nnyebb a helysetiinE e
igy afapak E0rnad1aydr1 bissuh
hOgy Gkar-e DeIl1,k kisebbses
ssers66est k0tni es ha igen,
terveset eIkessiteset is,
amelyet mindig azzal az 6szir
te joindulattal fogunk tanul
manyozni, amely a ket ALTAR
j k0zti viszonyt leginkabb je.
lemzi.
A KORMANY FELESLEGEs
MEX TARTJA A SEMLEGEs
SEGI NYILATKOZATOT
A Balkan allamokrol szolv
: mely tisztelettel kell megemls
: keznem azokrol a meler szs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-12

Mem yagyok mar tobbe senh ellensege:
eleg volt a verb6l: j0jj0n most beke!
De ha ajanlatom el mem fogadjatok
fejetekre szall maid minden yer es Atok! !"
Igen: legyen beke gondoljunk n6pre:
Hitler most az egyszer emberin sz6lt vegrel