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Evening star., 1939-11-05
Virqiniu Election

Traditionally Democratic Virginia
goes to the polls Tuesday to select
131 local officials and thirty-nine
members of the General Assembly.
AS the problems of government be-
come more complex and the power
Of the counties and State extend into
new fields, each succeeding election
assumes increased Importance. The
voters, therefore, will do well to weigh
carefully their selections.
In nearby Arlington County, for
instance, the voter who is actuated
by other motives than blind desire
to vote straight ticket, should be
able to Judge the caliber of the can
didates with intelligence. He has had
an opportunity to watch many OF
them perform, for only one official,
the State Senator, has withdrawn
from the field and only two were
eliminated in primaries. All other
incumbents are seeking reelection.
While their records serve as q guide,
new and old candidates alike have
answered QUESTIONABLE on peril
nent issues propounded by the
County Civic Federation. Many, also,
have issued individual platforms.
On one question alone, however, all
are silent. That is the proposal to
have the county issue SLATE, 900
in bonds to set up q municipality
owned power distribution system. As
part of the campaign to keep the
power question out Of politics" all
have refrained from voicing publicly
their opinions on that important
matter, which also is to be decided
at the polls Tuesday.
Altogether twenty-one candidates
are in the field for twelve posts. Be-
side the commissioner of revenue
the only one unopposed is the State
Senate candidate. who served in the
House Of Delegates last session. The
race for county treasurer has fur
Evening star., 1939-11-05
Womun's Work

Another voice in the civic chorus
calling for greater trafnc safety Is
that Of the Federation of Women's
Clubs, which devoted its opening
meeting Of the year to a discussion Of
ways in which to make the streets of
the Capital less dangerous. The
Women's Safety Committee Of the
federation already has done out
standing work toward this end. Last
year. largely through the efforts of
this committee, driving
course was authorized at the Abbott
Vocational School. This year the
committee is seeking a similar course
IN the colored division of the schools.
The contribution to the community
Is important as an example of the
results which can be obtained by
concerted action of District residents
on a well-planned program. Most
OF the important organizations Of
civic and professional nature are
now actively interested in means to
reduce the city's accident toll.
1t IS significant that a major safety
consideration of the federation's
discussion was that of parking,
problem which contributes, often in
directly but occasionally directly, to
the city's accident total. This Is a
problem which has vexed citizens
and officials alike for years, and for
which, until only recently, no ade-
quate remedy has been suggested.
Outright prohibition of overnight
parking, frequently advocated, is not
the answer. Neither is legislation
providing for eventual provision of
privately rented space adequate to
the needs Of the city's motorists.
Last year one possible means Of
correcting the condition was pro-
posed in the Dirksen bill, which
would provide for self -amortizing
parking places owned by the District
government. This plan, while the
initial cost would be large, would
meet most Of the objections which
In the past have confronted efforts
to keep at least the principal thor
oughfares clear Of standing vehicles.
Another plan, or some modifica-
tions, may be found to be better.
But solution cannot be post
poned indefinitely If the city is to be
made safe. Demands of traffic an
nually cut the available curb space
and new registrations still are in
creasing. Any cause which contrib
utes to danger calls for prompt con-
sideration. And the congestion.
delay and annoyance, as we'll as the
number of accidents in the past
which directly involve the parked
car. Justify such consideration Of the
parking problem now.
Evening star., 1939-11-05

nished most Of the fireworks for the
campaign. It will share the spotlight
with the three-way race for sheriff,
and the contests for Commonwealth
attorney, House Of Delegates, trial
justice and County Board. The DEM
ocrats, who have controlled Arling-
ton in recent years, are by no means
assured Of victories in all the races,
although the Republicans did not
enter full ticket. The q. o. p. now
holds two county posts, the judge
ship and one seat on the County
Board, and, with many Republican
voters in the county, hopes to win
more.
One regrettable feature Of the
Arlington political situation is that
only small percentage of the poten-
tial voters go to the polls because
many retain their voting residence
elsewhere. Arlington's new citizens
should be made to realize the i'm
portance Of sharing in its problems
Of government.
Evening star., 1939-11-05

to pray" Hs failed to recognise. as do
others, that prayer to be helpful, stimu-
lating and refreshing must be expressive
Of the souls deeper longings and desires.
The poet who said
Prayer IL the souls sincere desire.
Uttered or unexpressed:
The motion Of hidden IRE
That trembles In the breast"
understood the deeper meaning and pur-
pose Of prayer. It may be that We come
to associate our devotions with given
places, such as the church, q silent
room, etc. There should be no such limi-
tations. It Is true that the atmosphere
Of church and home lend themselves to
. devotional spirit. The great Master
sought the silences Of woods and noun
tain summit for periods Of deep reflec-
ton and prayer. The arching vault of
Heaven served Him well, and the silence
Of places far from the "madding
crowd" furnished Him with an environ
ment suitable and At. It is possible and
infinitely profitable to live the whole Of
life As In the presence Of the Eternal
Father, to make each and every place q
place sanctified by conscious union with
God. II Tennyson was right when he
said, More things are wrought by
prayer than this world dreams Of" then
We may find ourselves at every crossways
Of life turning, II only for q brief space,
to the Father who hears In secret, and
who. hearing in secret, will reward US
openly.
In such troublous days As these, when
mems hearts are failing them for fear,
there must be found Tn prayer the one
solace and sustaining hope We sorely
need. 1t was said Of Christ that. "as He
prayed the fashion Of His countenance
was altered" II added beauty came to
the face Of Him whom men call divine,
surely to us who walk the common ways
Of life such . practice, frequently in.
dulged in, must mean the recreation
Of body, soul and mind.
Evening star., 1939-11-05
A SUSTAINING PRACTICE
BY the Right Rev James Z. freeman D. d. H. d. D. C. L,
Bishop OF Washtn0ton

Years ago Rudyard Kipling lay ut the
point Of death In New York hotel.
His condition was critical ana he had
lain for several days In . deep coma.
One evening. at dusk, the nurse who was
attending him saw his lips move, and
hastened to his bedside, thinking that
with returning consciousness he was
asking for something. Bending her ear
to catch his words she heard him utter
the child's prayer:
Nov I lay me down to sleep;
Ipray Thee, Lord, my soul to keep.
II I should die before wake,
Ipray Thee, Lord, my soul to take"
Greatly embarrassed she withdraw
hastily from the bedside Of the sick
man, but in doing 30 aroused him. Turn
ing to him she said: "You must forgive
me, Mr.. Kipling, for intruding upon your
devotions. I hastened to you thinking
you were asking for something. hope
you will forgive me-" The sick man re.
piled: you need not be embarrassed or
apologize: was simply talking to my
Father" It was . hne definition Of
prayer. for prayer IL just that-talking
to our Father. a.
When the Master was approached by
His disciples and they asked Him, Lord,
teach US to pray" He gave them what IL
widely known % the Lords Prayer. be-
ginning with the memorable words: "Our
Father, Who art in Heaven" This
prayer has been used universally in
every place and by every people. Short,
simple and direct as 1t Is, 1t Is compre-
hensive. intimate and personal. We
have found through long experience
with all kinds and conditions Of men
that their understanding Of the purpose
and value of prayer Is little known to
them. They hnd themselves quite in
capable Of taking on their lips petitions
that express their deeper yearnings and
aspirations. Said one such man to me:
"You preachers speak often Of prayer
and It's value, but you never teach US how
Evening star., 1939-11-05

of high illiteracy among the Amer
ican troops during the World War.
It is not too much to hope that
realization Of its purpose-the rails
ing of the general level of educa-
tion-may prove an important fac
tor in preventing future wars.
Evening star., 1939-11-05

Entered Is second class matter post once.
Washington. D G
Evening star., 1939-11-05

A0vS Occu 1OW III 4USS LIlS average ColO
mile revenue was only $1.2S. OF course,
there are relatively few Of the new
stramlined trains as compared with the
total Of all that operate in the United
States, but the number constantly is
increasing. There now are 60 well estab-
nshed streamliners and the financial
showing they have made is impressive
indeed.
Compare that average Of $l.28 per
train mile with the figures shown by
some Of the streamliners. One of the
most famous trains In the United States
is the old Twentieth Century Limited Of
the New York Central, operating between
New York and Chicago. probably the
busiest run In the world for the distance.
Although that train needed no advertis-
ing. 1t did need rejuvenation to make
money because 1t had been visited by
much the same depression that had
plagued the others. Today, streamlined>
and with articulated coaches, the Tven.
tieth Century is turning in $3.43 per train
mile. The entire train weighs 2,4l2, AIS
pounds. It operates 06l miles . day at
an overall speed Of 60 miles per hour.
which, Of course, means . much higher
rate between stops. In the last year Il
has covered some el,o00.0o0 passenger
miles.
The streamliners are confined to no
section Of the country; they are every
where. The Union Pacific's City of Los
Angeles is earning $3.50 per passenger
mile, while the City Of San Francisco
earns $3.72. The Southern Pacific Day-
Light, operating between San Francisco
and Los Angeles; shows the astounding,
unheard Of earnings Of $492 mile. The
Chicago, Milwaukee q st. Paul Hiavatha
is earning $3.50. The Baltimore 4 Ohio
twin trains Abraham Lincoln and Ann
Rutledge are turning In 33.W.
Evening star., 1939-11-05

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But the idea Of a highly destructive
war of mass slaughter on the western
front-either now or later-is rather
heavily discounted here.
Each side thinks it has q better way
of gaining the same end. And each side
thinks it can starve out the other. Both
may discover that this thought is easier
to entertain than to execute.
It must be remembered that the Ger
mans have been organizing for and
planning for the present war during the
past six years. They have had rehearsals
in the Rhineland, in Austria, In Czecho-
Slovakis and in Poland. The German
nation really has been on q war footing
for several years. Its government has q
highly developed propaganda machinery
and q carefully perfected technique Of
moving one step ut . time against an
enemy in an attempt to catch him Oh
guard.
Because Of all Of this preparation, the
present war caused very little shock to
the German economy when finally 1t
came. Every individual had for years
been catalogued and trained for the role
he or she was to I'LL.
On the other hand, war was q terrific
wrench for the British and French.
Confidential reports coming from
Great Britain tell of unusual internal
upsets that have occurred with forced
evacuation Of civilians, with suddenly
imposed government controls over In
dustry, with sudden Withdrawals of
workers from industry. Germans may
have thought that the very inconven-
fence Of this shift might have cooled the
British ardor for war, and might have
made , oue-sided peace ot3sr attractive.
n that calculation, thsy Weeo wrong.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23

Olyan merenylet keszil tiz-
ezer magyar ember, leginkabb
felrevezetettt, becsapott es
megcsalt magyar ember ellen,
amt mem hagyhatnak $40 mel
kill a magyar ujsagok.
Ad6t akarnak kivetni a Szov-
jet erdekeben az TWO" min
den magyar tagjara, hogy azon
tartsak fem a Szovjet-nek, q
Feher Jozsef neven es tulajdo-
naban levo ujsagjat, a Magyar
J0v6t.
Mem eleg, hogy az TWO kasz-
szajab6l sulyos ezreket fizet-
mex XII evente egy ujsagra, a
mely t0bbe mem a munkas er-
dekeket, hanem a Hitler-Stalin
hodito politikat es csakis
AIT - szolgalja, meg kulon ha-
rom dollart akarnak minden
TWO tagbol kipreselni evente.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23
LAzADAS AZ IW0ban

Az TWO tagjai fellazadtak ez
ellen a merenylet ellen es nem
tiirik Ell, hogy adot fizessenek
ARA az ujsagra, amely mem a
munkas mozgalmakat, hanem
csak Macy OROSZORSZAG
erdekeit, a Stain es Hitler Err
dekeit kivanja ezentul szolgal-
nj.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23

Az TWO tagjait becsaptak,
megcsaltak, a hituket elrabol-
tax, a biZalmukkal visszaeltek,
inert hiszen Gket azzal csabi-
tottak az IWO-ba, hogy oft a
munkassag egyetemes erdekeit
szolgaljak.
Hat eek a becsapott es meg
csalt emberek fognak evi ha-
rom dollar adot vallalni a Szov-
jet erdekeben?
Dehogy fognak!
Az TWO minden ertelmes
tagja visszautasitja ezt a szem-
telen merenyletet, EFT a gyala-
zatos mellbevagasi kiserletet
Is AIT uzenik Feher Joskanak
hogy tartsa el a SAJAT VI.
SAGJAT.
Be sem engedik a hazukba
a Magyar Jov6t, inert mem
akarnak ujjat huzni Amerika
val, inert mem akarnak ARA 6
sorsra jutni, amit6l a bethle
hemi magyarok eppen most
rettegnek, hogy t. i. a voros
listakon levo embereket hvag
jak a munkab0l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23

Mem mennek a centek, a dol
larok, mem kildik postan, re-
pul6gepen, surg0nyileg az ado
manyokat (ahogy AIT hajdan
kertek a jobbletre szenderult
vi El6re szamara) es a Ma
gyar Jovo haldoklik.
Haldoklik, inert az irtozat
undoraval lokte XII a hazabol
minden felocsudott ertelmes
magyar ember, mikor latta,
hogy nem a kommunizmus a
celia Stalinnak, hanem a hodi-
tas. A kis nemzetek legazolasa.
A Hitlerrel valo verfertozes.
Bajban van hat a Magyar
Jovo, siirg6s segitsegre van
sziiksege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23
FEHER J0SKA
''inditvanya'

Feher Jozsef, az orosz Szov-
jet magyar iigynoke penditette
meg az eszmet, amt egesz bat
ran ukaznak lehet nevezni, az
Egyleti Elet cimu ujsag TWO
oldalan es mem ker egyebet az
TWO minden tagjatol, csak AIT,
nogy evi harom dollar KIVE-
TEST vallaljon a Magyar Jov6
newt szennylap szamara.
Sziikseg van ere a kivetesre,
ha AIT akarjak, hogy a Hitler
Stain gangnek magyar nyelvu
metely hintoje legyen kozot-
think.
Sziikseg van azert, inert a
Magyar Jovo jovedelmi forrasai
sulyosan megapadtak, jofor-
man egeszen bezarultak. Meg
pedlg ket OkbOl.
Az egyik az, hogy az TWO
ezentul mem meri olvasatlanul
dobalni az ezreseket kommu-
nista celokra.
Miota eZ a nemzet tudatara
ebredt, hogy az amerikai kom-
munistak mem az Egyesiilt Al
lamok, hanem "Szent Oroszor-
szag' erdekeit szolgaljak, azok-
max fogadtak huseget, azota a
hatosagok kisse beleneznek az
ilyen dolgokba.
Az TWO f6titkara, Max Be-
dacht ur ellen a Dies bizottsag
es az igazsagiigy MINISTER
vizsgalatot inditott es ell fog
d6lni hamarosan, hogy az TWO
biztositd intezet-e vagy Moszk-
va kllpolitikai agense.
Most tehat ovatosan kell a
penzt kommunista metelyre
kiolvasni az IWO-tol.
A mask j0vedelmi forras
meg jcbban megcsappant.
A kommunizmus 0rvenyebe
csabitott magyar emberek, akik
ait hittek szegenyek, hogy a
nemZetkozi munkas erdekeket
szolgaliak, felhaborodassal vet
tex, mikor Stain oket Hitler
mex ELADTA; mikor rajottek.
hogy mem a munkas erdekeket
szolgaljak, hanem "Szent
Oroszorszaget" es az6ta nen,
adnak a WORDS ujsagnak.
Hogy is adnanak?
Miert is adnanak?
Azert vonjon ell egy falatot
az amerikai magyar a szajatol,
hogy Macy Oroszorszag Eszt6-
mia, Latvia es Litvania nepet
rabsagba hajtotta?
Azert adjanak, azert tancol-
ianak, azert piknikezzenek,
azert balozzanak, hogy - Hit
lert, a veres kezu mask zsar-
nokot szolgaljak?
Mem, ere mar a magyarok
igazan mem hajlandok.
Az iszonyat undoraval for
dultak ell a kommunista szel-
hamosoktol, mikor lattak, hogy
be vannak csapva, el vannak
adva, el vannak arulva, hogy
a hitiikt61 fosztotta meg az a
v0r0s papa, aki a gyalazat 0r0k
verfert6zeset olyan hidegen el
tudta Hitlerrel es a nazizmus-
sal k0vetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23
Mem KELL AZ IWOt
OTTAAGYNI

A szegeny, becsapott, elarult,
eladott enberek ezrei mos
hosszaban arrol be-
szelnek, hogy az IWO-t OF
hagyjak, inert mem akarjak
hogy az amerikai kormany es
k0zvelemeny suite keze 6ket
egy kozismerten radikalis, -
Moszkva erdekeit szolgalo seer
vezetben talalja.
Mem kell az IWO-t otthagyni
Mem szabad a biztositasra
keservesen befizetett centektol
bucsuzni. mem szabad a belize
tett 0sszegeket csakugy, egy-
szeriien otthagyni.
ARA kell t0rekedni a tagsag-
max, hcgy a feher joskak, a
max bedachtok menjenek, ia
vozzanak, kotrodjanak az IWO-
Dol es meg kell AIT a biztosito
intezetet menteni a tagsagnak.
De XII kell verni az orosz
ugynokoket bel0le.
Rendes, amerikai biztosito
egyletet kell bel0le csinalni, a
mely mem Moszkvat, mem SIT.
Oroszorsagot, de mem is a voros
metelyt, hanem a tagsag ere
keit, a biztositott felek erde
keit szolgalja es amely nenl
Moszkvanak fogad hlseget, ha-
mem az Egyesiilt Allamok meg
becsiilesere es szeretetere tanit
mindenkit.
Ki kell belole tisztitani, XII
kell belole rugni a feher joska-
kat.
Akik az IWO-ban a sajat zsi-
ros megelhetesiik0n Xviii csak
Macy Oroszorszag erdekeivel
tor6dnek.
Ere torekedjek az TWO tag
saga es ne gondoljon egy perc-
re sem ARA, hogy a keservesen
befizetett tagsagdijait otthagy-
va tavozzek az IWO-bol.
Igaz, az IWO-t ma ugy isme-
rik, mint vor0s alakulatot es a
tagsagi listan szerepl6 egyene-
ket gyanuval tekinti a hato-
sag.
De meg lehet es meg kell
minden hatosagi k0zeggel es
minden munkaadoval ertetni,
hogy hajlando a tisztogatasra
az TWO tagsaga, hogy aki ed
dig magat kommunistanak val.
lotta, az sulyos eltevelygeset
ma szegyenkezve belatja es
megbanja es hogy ezentul
AMERIKAI biztosito egylet lesz
belole.
Mindent Ell fogunk a magunk
reszer6l k0vetni, hogy tisztan
lasson az egesz ugyben az TWO
tagsaga, megnyitjuk lapunk
hasabjait az TWO tagoknak es
ova intiink mindenesetre min
denkit, hogy ahol kivetesr61
mereszslnek beszelni, fojtsak 9
szot Moszkva iigynokeinek 8
ltorkara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23
SzoVJET AD0T VETNEK Az Two TAGSAGARA

ameai M dollar vetn
Rematuk h Two" tai mukho rtk e bat hogy
kmm
HtersaIn viika amoga? Mem deg hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23
KIE A MAGYAR J0vO?

KIE A MAGYAR J0V0?
De hat voltakeppen kie az
az ujsag, amire harom dollar
KIVETEST-t akarnak Feher
Joskaek bepreselni minden
TWO tagtol?
A kommunistake? Hol van
max MA. xix a kommunistak?
A volt kommunistake, akik
nehany honapja KOMMU-
NAZIKKA vedlettek?
Dehogy azoke.
A Magyar Jovo" a Feher
Joska tulajdona.
Megirtuk par hete, hogy a
posta hatosagnal esku alatt BIZ
zonyitottak a lap tulajdonjogat
es eski alatt vallottak, hogy az
Ia Feher Joska tulajdona es
sajat ujsagja.
Hat exert VESSENEK XII ha-
rom dollart tizezer magyarra?
Hat a Feher Joska tulajdona-
ban levo lapert legyen KOTE-
LES az TWO tag harom dolla-
ros KIVETEST vallalni?
Hogy miert a Feher Joskae
az ujsag, ait is megmondjuk.
Mikor Stain a kommuniz-
must es a vilagszerte el6 kom-
munistakat HITLERNEK ell
adta, tisztaban volt vele, hogy
az igazan becslletes komn6u-
nistak irtozattal, undorral es
megvetessel fognak tole elfor-
dulni.
Elore elinteztek hat, hogy a
lapjaik ne legyenek partok
vagy csoportok kezeben, anne
lyek ait a szakadasnal maguk-
kal vihetik, hanem titokban,
slttyomban rairattak egy-egy
megbizhato moszkvai ugynok
nevere.
Icy irtak a magyar lapot, a
Magyar J0v0" newt szennyet
a Feher Joska nevere.
AIT most mar ell mem vihetik
magukkal, akik elundorodtak
a Stalin-Hitler verfert6zestol.
XII tudta a magyar kommu-
nistak kozt, hogy a Magyar
Jov6" a Feher Joska ujsagja?
Mikor az adomanyokat kiild-
tex, mikor keregettek ,tancol-
TAX, piknikeztek, gyiijtottek er~
re az Cisagra, tudataban volt
annak ekarmelyik magyar kom
munista, hogy a lap a Feher
Joska tulajdona?
Egyetlen egy sem tudta.
Megd0bbenve ertesiiltek a mi
lapunkhol, mikor ezt megirtuk
de mar mem bantak, mar mem
t0r6dtek azzal a szennyel, a
mely eveken at bolonditotta
6ket, hogy elvigye a magyaro-
kat is a Stain -Hitler-Nazi va
Sara.
Mem t0r6dnek vele es nenl
adnak a lapra egy fityinget
sem.
Azert van most kivetesre
sZiikSegiik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23
MECERTO SzAVAK'

|
)eszedet tartott egy nyilvanos
forum kereteben a mutt he
ten.
Ennel a n6nel megszoktuk,
hogy a legtiirelmesebb, a leg
liberalisabb polgara ennek az
orszagnak, de amt az el6-
adasaban mondott, az kiil0no-
sen kozelr6l erint benniinket.
Es 6szinten sajnalnank, ha
mem hallgatta volna ezt meg |
egy szemely, aki kulon0sen ta-
nulhatott volna bel6le.
A munka-miniszter, akinek
a hatask0rebe a bevandorlasi |
iigyek tartoznak.
S sajnaljuk AIT, hogy ext IA
beszedet mem mondtak Ell a
kongresszusban, hogy mem
nyomjak AIT a kongresszusi
naploba.
Mrs. Roosevelt egyebrol is
beszelt, de kiilonosen reszlete-
sen foglalkozott a bevandorlok
sorsaval.
Elmondta, hogy a polgaroso-
das ele ezer ostoba akadalyt
helyeztek, hogy a polgarosod-
nj akaroktol lehetetlen dolgo-
kat kerdeznek, hogy a tech
nikai akadalyok egesz sorat
kell nekik megjarni.
Igazsagtalannak, kegyetlen-
mex es ostobanak tartotta,
hogy a mem polgarosodott
bevandorlokat, akik evtizedek
ota lit laknak S akik a sajat
hibaikon Xviii mem lettek pol
garok, kizartak a WPA mum
kakbol.
Kon1iszsagnak es lelketlen-
segnek nevezte, hogy segelyt
csak az kaphat, aki az eh-
halalhoz kozel van, hogy aki-
mex nincs keresete, de van
egy yiskoja, ait kizarjak a Sc
gelyb6l.
Attol feliink, hogy a Mrs.
Roosevelt beszede borso lesz,
amit a falra dobalt, pedig
gyongyszemeket kellene latni
azokban, amelyeket fel kellene
szedni azonak az uraknak,
akik a nemzet sorsat intezik.
Sajnos, a jelenlegi viszonyok
kozt inkabb attol kell felniink,
hogy a bevandorolt es mem
polgarosodott egyenekre meg
nehezebb napok virradnak,
hogy meg ridegebb elbanasban
lesz reszuk a j0voben.
De ha sok eredmenye mem
is lesz a beszednek, jol esik,
hogy azokat az eln0k felesege
eInOndta inert t0bb meperteS
sci, tobb joakarattal fel6ltink
meg kevesen es kevesszer be-
szeltek.
S ha mar foglalkozunk az
eloadaSsal, akkor megemlit-
juk ait is, hogy a humaniz-
must Mrs. Roosevelt nemcsak
a bevandoroltakkal szemben
mutatta
A tiirelem es a liberalizmus
mintakepe szolalt meg bel6le,
mikor leszogezte maganak AIT
a jussot, hogy ha neki tetszik,
akar kommunistaval, akar ne
gerrel, vagy akarki massal le-
iilhessen a sajat lakasan be-
szelni
Mem akadt senki a forumon,
aki vitaba inert volna szallni
ezekiel a dolgokka' de bizo-
nyosan nem is gy6z6tt meg
senkit Mrs. Roosevelt, inert a
Moszkvabol es Berlinb6' vi
lagga menesztett turelmetlen-
seq megfert6zte az egesz villa
got S jutott bel6le hozzank is
De akar lesz eredmenye
akar nem, minden esetre e.
vezta minden ember az eln0k
ne beSzedet s megertette. hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23

Ha Feher Joska ujsagot akar,
fizesse S az arat es mivel hogy
abban Moszkvat es a panszla-
vizmust akarja szolgalni, kerje
a beret Hitlert6l es Stalintol.