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Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-06-14
Former Banker of
Nashua to IOlUu

Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Peterson and
daughters, Laura Mae and Jeanne Of
Malta, have gone to Primghar, Ia,
where Peterson will become executive
vice president Of the Primghar Savings
bank. Peterson came to Montana in
1920 after resigning a position in the
federal reserve bank at Minneapolis
and assumed the management Of the
First National bank of Nashua.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-06-14
LORIlNG WOMAN
WINS FOR MAY
MRS. LARS GULLICKSON TAKES
RECIPE CONTEST WITH RE-
FRIGERATOR ROLLS

Mrs. Grace Bishop Of Baker, Second,
and Mrs. Edna Haugan of Absarokee,
Mary Briggs of Thompson Falls and
Mrs. Zimmerman of Whitehall Score.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-06-14
S10O PRIZE
ORANGE COCOANUT ROLLS
Mrs. Edna Hangar. Absarokee, Mont


ORANGE COCOANUT ROLLS
Mrs. Edna Haugan, Absarokee, Mont.
cup sugar
3 tablespoons lard. mixed with
cup boiling water
teaspoon salt
Add II cups milk and eggs
beaten well
4 cups flour and yeast cake dis
solved
Let rise, add enough flour to make
stiff dough, let rise once, and mix
down, let rise again and roll out
Spread with following filling:
cup butter, creamed
cup sugar
Grated rind and Juice from
orange
cup cocoanut
Mix thoroughly and spread on dough.
cut and place In pan and let rise, then
bake in moderate oven for about 80
minutes.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-06-14

In the period from January to June
in 1928. there was total of 10000, 900
miles flown by aircraft From January
to June during 1897 there were As
O59950 miles flown.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-06-14
S1.0O PRIZE
SAFFRON ROLLS
Mary Margaret Briggs, Thompson
Falls, Mont

Mary Margaret Briggs, Thompson
Falls, Mont
2 cups milk
/ yeast cake
l full cup butter and lard
cup sugar
! teaspoon salt
2 cups currants (driedD
4 cups flour
l 10-cent package saffron
Powder and place saffron In B cup
boiling water and boil for minutes.
Mix flour. sugar. salt and shortening,
then add currants. Dissolve yeast in
milk, after it has been scalded and
cooled. Add saffron liquid to yeast
liquid Add flour mixture and mix to
soft dough. Let rise to double size
Make into rolls, let rise until Light and
bake.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-06-14

Poultry producers viii buy about 8
percent more hatchery chicks IN 1910
federai 6urean Of asric,,it,sr,i II -.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-06-14
By KATHRYN G. WYNN

The May contest on recipes for
rolls has been one of the most in
teresting we have yet had. The first
prize of IS was awarded to Mrs.
Lars Gullickson Of Loring, north
ern Phillips county, for her re-
frigerator rolls recipe. The second
prize of So was given to Mrs. Grace
NJ. Bishop of Baker, county seat Of
Fallon county for her oatmeal rolls
recipe.
Three prizes of 81 each were awarded
70 Mrs: Edna Haugan Of Absarokee IN
rolls: to Mary Margaret Briggs of
Thompson Falls, Sanders county. for
saffron rolls, and to Mrs. Gail r. Zim-
norman of Whitehall, Jefferson coun-
ty, for honey rolls.
And what time the judges did have
tizing aroma of all of these rolls tickled
their nostrils as though they were
really present by the hot pan full. in
stead Of Just the recipes being at hand.
They were Just goodl Some Of the boys
IN the back room even suggested that
with a little butter they could have
eaten the prize. winning recipes, paper
and all. The winning recipes:
FIRST PRIZE
REFRIGERATOR ROLLS
Mrs. Lars Guilickson, Lorfng, Mont
Sap AASSAA1y SSS1A~N AA@@~SA~N -
20 cup softened shortening
] cup sugar
! teaspoon salt
2 eggs
cup milk
compressed yeast cake
cup lukewarm water
6 to 8 cups sifted all-purpose flour
To the mashed potatoes, add short
ening, sugar, salt. beaten eggs. To
cooled scalded milk, add yeast dis
solved in water, combine with potato
mixture, add flour. After kneading
thoroughly, place dough in a large
bowl, cover and let rise until doubled
in bulk. One half Of this basic dough
may be placed in refrigerator for use
later and the remainder fixed for Hot
Cross buns.
For Hot Cross Buns add:
cup softened butter
beaten egg
cup SeedleSS raisinS
1-3 cup sugar
teaspoon mixed ground spices
cinnamon, ginger, cloves, etc.
Beat these ingredients into the
dough, adding a little flour If neces-
sary, Cover. let rise until doubled in
bulk, turn onto floured board. divide
and work into rounds which are placed
close together In creased baking pan.
Let rise until very light, cut a cross
IN each roll with sharp knife, brush
with slightly beaten egg or top milk
Bake Is to 20 minutes In a moderately
hot oven, 375 to 400 degrees. Dust with
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-06-14

Instruction in safety first measures
in the street is being given to teachers
in India for the first time.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-06-14
RECREATION PROGRAM

The summer recreation progral
Havre, under the direction OF Oh
Nagel, Is in full swing there The
area, with provision for hOrs,
pitching. volleyball, badminton
dancing, Is the center Of most acti'
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-06-14

Women of France are opening work
shops to make supplies for the Red
Cross.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-06-14
SECOND PRIZE
OATMEAL ROLLS

OATMEAL ROLLS
Mrs. Grace NJ. Bishop, Baker, Mont.
yeast cake soaked in cup warm
water
II cups warm water potato water
preferreO
cup sugar
2 cups cooked oatmeal
6 cups flour
cup shortening
/ teaspoon salt
Let the dough rise for the fourth
time-it may be made into plain rolls,
clover leaf rolls or cinnamon rolls.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-06-14
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finger rolls by shaping with the palm
of the hand, or into twists by bratding
pieces of dough.
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26
FOR
JOSEPH CIRIELLO

Joseph Clriello, who will be mar.
ricd Saturday morning at 81. Fran.
chs Church Naugatuck, was the guest
Of honor NJ o bachelor dinner OF
Harmon's Blue Room last night.
Joseph j. Famigletti, Jrp was toast
master.
Among those present were: p.
Pomponio, A. DiChiara. Patsy DE-
Chiara, Joseph Famiglietti, ST.
Michael Croce, Frank Croce, Lor-
cnza De Luca, Charles Stang0, Jo-
8eph Stango, Joseph Gallo, Rocco
Gallo, Ray Farmer, Anthony Spar
ano, Bernard Kollnowski, A. j.
Laudot, Michael Geneva. Phillip
Gallo, Gennaro Fomiglietti, Morris
Silver, George Harper, Earl White,
George johnson, Orville Roberts,
Chuck johnson, William CARING
ton, Joseph A. Cocchiola, Matty
ton, Joseph A. Cocchiola,
Matty Jankonski, Carmine Ciriello.
Charles r. Martin, Joseph Flam-
mia. Joseph Famiglietti, Frank
Pugllese. Louis Flammia, Jerry
Ciullo Albert MuccI. Francis MUIR
ply, Bill Savage, Michael Ciriel-
10, Ralph Davino, Louis LaFlamme,
Tony Peddler, Bill Roberts, d.
Telesa A. Lando, Michael Pom
ponio Joe Burgio, Nick Ciriello,
A. DeLeo. A. DeLucia. Joe Din
oya, James Famiglietti, Sam Mar
tin. Al Mucci. Anthony versallia.
Michael Romaniello, Prank Tro-
anetta, Joe ChucilIo AL Curcio and
Louis Cipriano.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26
HAROLD S. HELD
GIVEN SENTENCE

Dublin, June 20. = CUP - Har-
old Stephen held was sentenced to
five years penal servitude today
after conviction on charges Of aid
Ing and abetting an unknown per-
son 10 obtain information preJudi-
cial 70 the state.
The charges involved Illegal pos
session OF radio transmitter.
Held was found not guilty on
charges Of aiding In maintenance
OF the outlawed Irish Republican
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26
OLD CIRCUS MAN
DIES YESTERDAY

Gardner, Mass, June 20 - Cup
Jess Adkins, 50, Of Rochester,
Ind, part owner and founder Of
the Cole Brothers Circus, died Of
heart disease at hospital yester-
day after the circus opened here.
Adkins was general guperlntend-
ent OF the Afi1ircan Circus Corpora
ton which supervises operation Of
the winter quarters OF various cir
cuses at Peru, Ind. With Zack Ter
rell he formed the Cole Brothers Or
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26

porature records were broken here
The previous record for the dale wa
50 In 1908.
The Weather Bureau predicted
cool weather with occasional rain for
ell New England today. and tomor.
row,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26
$50 Italian Students
Guests Of Unico Club
Annual Dinner Arranged for Saturday Evening; Prizes
TO Be Awarded; Atty PalOtt, Chief Speaker

Three hundred and sixty Italian-Amercan graduates
OF schools and colleges will be honored by the Waterbury
Jnco Club at the annual dinner Saturday night at the
Hotel Elton The dinner will be held in conjunction with
the national convention of Unico clubs taking place here
SATURDAY. and Sunday The Unco Club Mary Hliard
prizes viii be presented Caroline Marno of Wildly High
School for excellence in Italian The English prize will go
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26
COOLEST JUNE rs
IN 81 YEARS

Boston, June 90. - CUP - To-
day was the coolest June 20 IN the
92-year history OF the Boston
Weather Bureau. The temperature
was 81 from midnight TO 1880 o. m.
This was the third Of the first six
days OF summer that minimum tenn.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26
FIRST RAIN IN IMPURE

Rain fgathers microbes from the
dust-filled air. After the first few
hours Of a rainstorm, the descend
ing drops are much more pure than
those that fell at the beginning,
Hall and sonw bring down an even
greater percentage Of microbes than
does rain.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26

Ing In hay, pro-
duce, and fruit,
this gentleman
has developed q
thriving b usi-
ness I r o m
scratch. r h e
Metcalf truck
Is now on Its
way TO Florida
to pick up O
load OF potatoes
and other vege-
tables for resale
up here where
the 8 0 o 8 o n
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26
SOUTH
BRITAIN
BRIEFS
by BILL GARRIGUs

You can never beat Yankee.
Up on Grassy Hill, at the edge OF
Woodbury. township and not for
from the Roxbury line, lives q
Yank with the commercial In
stinct, one James Metcalf. Deal
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26
NEST BOG nrFrIcuLTrEs

A young mans troubles IN saving
I'D O sum OF money before getting
married provides the hilarious mo-
tlvatlng situation IN RKO Radios
Pop Always Pays" In which Leon
Enrol, Dennis O'Keefe, Walter Cat
let and Adobe Pearce are features
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26

gaiIisatIon IN 1898 and had toured
the national annually since then.
He leaves o wife Theresa, q son,
Thomas, and q daughter, Patricia.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26

Army BY receiving or obtaining IN
behalf Of the /. r. A. $4,000 In
American money.
The money was retained BY the
police pending further inquiry.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26
STAR RISES AGAIN

The brightest star Of the old zieg.
field Follies for many years, Leon
Enrol turned TO the screen nine years
ago after an accident ended his stage
career. His latest comedy role ID
In RKo Radios laugh-hit Pop Al
ways Pays"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26

Ulster Is providing SUFFICIENT flax
seed free 10 cover 10000 additional
acres this year,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26

cuba has an aviation craze.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26

Excellent qSsIity golden blend oil.
Lasts longer, forms less sssben. Ty
O fresh filling AZ our hsk. Money
beck svsssNtse. Az sssdsS SAT 10
10 90.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26

Laziness and Jealousy have
caused o lot Of trouble. Some Of
our other c0nstables are jealous Of
Mike Klositz because Mike owns q
new car. That's unfair. II man
"a lucky enough 10 drive something
with less than three or four years
wear on u, that fellow should be
congratulated for his thrift and
foresight.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-03
A VALASZTASI
KUZDELMEK

most mar teljes er0vel foly-
max, a nemzet nagy erdek-
lodessel kiserte Willkie utjat,
aki az egesz nyugatot bejarta
az utolso ket lletben.
Eleinte mem jartak a gyule-
SEX valami nagy sikerrel, de
latszolag a mutt het elejen
Willkie megtalalta at a han
got, ami tetszik az amerikai
polgarnak,Ts San Franciscobol
visszafele vezeto utjat sikerek
kisertek.
Meg mindig allandoan mum
kat iger minden embernek
(anit most mar majdnem biz
tonsagban tehet meg, inert a
fegyverkezes tenyleg boomot
idez fel ebben az orszagban)
S nagyon erdekes beszedet tar
tott Oregonban, ami a partial
erosen meglepte.
Oregonban a k0zszolgalat]
ii z e m eket k0ztulajdonban
ohajtja latni a polgarsag
oft tehat Willkie at nOndta
hogy a Grand Coule hatalmas
villanytelepeit = ha akarja -
allami iizembe veheti a pol.
garsag.
AIT mem mondta meg, hogy
akkor miert kiizdOtt eveken al
a IVA koziizeme ellen olyar
elkeseredetten, hogy eppen az
altal lett kedvence a tokenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-03
Az VI HELYZETBEN
VEGZETES

szerencsetlenseg lenne ere
az orszagra, ha az angolokat
vegleg levernek, inert az eset-
ben a ket flotta k0ze lennenk
szoritva.
S ANIMAL melyebben erint
bennunket az vi szovetseg,
inert abba azonnal meghivtak
a delamerikai allamokat is,
amelyek fele Spanyolorszag
nyujtogatja a csapjait.
Ha meg eddig mem adtunk
volna meg minden tamogatast
az angoloknak, ait ezentul
feltetlenul megadjuk, S mem
lehetetlen, hogy ez fogja meg
sztilni AIT az amerikai-angol
szovetseget, amit6l eddig IA
zott a nemzet minden polgara.
A szenatuS egyhangulag Jo-
va hagyta a latin allamokkal
Havanaban k0t0tt egyezseget,
a napokban lit lesz minden
latin allan katonai bizottsaga,
az Import-E Export bank 0tszaz
millio dollart kapott, hogy ia
mogassa gazdasagilag a latin
allamokat; szoval mem alszik
a kormanyunk. S ha a szaz
szazalekos egyseg a kulpoliti-
kaban eddig hianyzott, ait
megcsinaltak - Berlinben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-03
AIT ALLITJAK
JELENLEG,

hogy a szerz6des nyomaban
mem lesz haboru, ha ait ez
az orszag mem fogja keresni,
de termeszetesen a szerzodes
titkos reszeit mem ismeri senki
Ha peldaul a nemetek u-en-
mex haborut ennek a nemzet-
mex, amiert segitseget adunk
az angoloknak, akkor Japan is
azonnal tartozik haborut izen-
nj.
Ha ez a nenzet az azsiai
gazdag holland vagy francia
gyarmatok vedelmere flottajat
Singapore-ba kiildi, a japanok
haborut uzennek, anit a ne.
metek es olaszok kovetnek
(Tudni kell, hogy nehany ho'
napja ] a p a n megegyezet.
Washingtonnal, amelynek er.
telmeben a francia es holland
azsiai gyarmatok erintetlenu
maradnak a haboru vegeig,
ezt az egyezseget Japan mai
megszegte.)
Valoszinu, hogy az Egyesult
Allamok az vi helyzetben ke
rulni fogja az 0sszeiitkozest,
tetlenul nezi, hogy a japanol
la rendkiviili gazdag es ranl
nezve is fontos holland gyar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-03
A SZOVETSEG
MEGALAKITASA

egyebkent at mutatja, hogy
a nemetek a k0zeli gy6zelem-
ben mar mem biznak, inert
irtozatos arat fizetett Hitler
Japannak. x,4
Lemondott, az Azsiaban lev6
francia, angel es holland gyar-
matokrol, arnelyeket ez a seer
z6des oda adott Japannak.
Az olaszok lemondtak a del
amerikai allamokrol, inert a la
tin allamok meghoditasat ra-
biztak Spanyolorszagra.
S mem lehetetlen, bar ait
egyelore senki mem tudja, hogy
ez a szovetseg mem tetszik a
Szovjetnek, miutan Moszkva
teljesen nema volt a multi he
ten. Hire jar ugyan, hogy ne
met k07yetitessel a japanok az
oroszok baratsagat keresik, de
eek a hirek is bizonytalanok
es homalyosak.
A harom diktatura minde1,
esetre megosztozott az egesz
vilagon, s kiil0n0sen azokon
teriileteken, amelyekkel egy'
el6re mem birnak, S mem lehe
tetlen, hogy - koran osztcz
tax.
Ketsegtelenjl rosszul all =
angol birodalom szena Z:
! ketsegtelen az ic. aogy 2
Egyesiilt Allamokat ,aost " =
vegleg Anglia ka. 'ai31 ''.;;o.'
tax, S e.. D aen:2ctet mem lie
het lzO1nyen leve-.li.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-03
NEMCSAK
WASHINGTON, DE

az ege-z vilag legnagyobb
esemenye a japan-nemet-olasz
sz0vetseg vegleges megkotese
volt a multi heten. Ez a $40
vetseg letezett bizonyos, homa-
lyosabb formaban elobb is, de
a mutt heten egyenes es vegle-
ges s1ovetsegre lepett a ha-
rom diktatura az Egyesult Al
lamok ellen.
Termeszetesen belathatatlar
kovetkezmenyei lesznek az u.
helyzetnek, s mem lehetetler
hogy az fog haboruba sodorn:
benniinket.
A diktaturak k0zt letrej0tt
szerzodes ARA k0telezi a ha
rom szerzod0 felet, hogy bar
melyik jelenleg haboruban men
levo allamot k0z0sen tamad
max, ha az akarmelyikkel ha
bOruba keriilne.
Ez ait jelenti, hogy ha a.
Egyesilt Allamok (mert CSAF
az Egyesult Allamok ellen $40
a s1erzodes) akar a nemetek
kel, akar a japanokkal habo
ruba keveredik, tartozik a ma
six ketto is azonnal haboru
uzenni. @
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-03
s VI E NJ IL ID

va kerdezi nehany ugyancsak
a nazizmus fele kacsintgato
ujsagban, hogy "ki ellen akar-
jak felfegyverezni ezt az or
szagot?" Eek az OStOba es
meggondolatlan emberek meg
kaptak a feleletet arrd a hely-
r6l, amely lathatolag egyediil
kompetens a szamukra - Ber-
linbol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-03
A MAGYAR-ROMAN
VITAK

igazaban csak most fognak
kezdodni. Azok a roman ra-
galmak, amelyekkel tele sirjak
a vilagot, mem eel nelkil szu-
lettek.
A romanok Erdely kiliritese
elott oman minden megmoz-
dithato dolgot elloptak, a ma
gyaroknak tobb ezer millio
pengo kart okoztak, terme-
szetesen a magyar kormany
szamlaval fog fellepni.
EFT akarjak megel0zni a ro.
manok, mikor magyar atroci-
tasokrol hazudjak tele a villa.
got, S allitolag keresukre olasz,
nemet megbizottak vizsgalgat,
max Erdelyben, hogy mifele
"verengzeseket" k0vettek ell a
magyarok.
Biztosak lehetUnk benne
hogy ha voltak. verengzesek
ait romanok okoztak, ha igaz
sagos lesz a vizsgalat, akkol
oft magyar bin0ket talalni
mem fognak.
Viszont ha a romanok mem
lesznek hajlandok vagy kepe.
SEX megfelel6 karteritest fizet.
nj a kirabolt Erdelyert, akkol
a magyar kormany kenyteler
lesz a meg vissza mem adott
magyar terJleteket is - meg.
szallni.
S minel el6bb fogjak ezt
megtenni, annal el6bb lesz We.
ge a magyar-roman vitaknak
amelyek soha mem nyerhetnei
befejezest, arnig Magyarorszag
minden talpalatnyi magyar
foldet meg mem saall.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-03
AZ AMERIKAT
MAGYAROKNAK

meg kell erteni ebben az uj
helyzetben, hOgy a nemzet
minden gyul0lete es jogos fc'.
habOrOdasa a nemet nazik ell
len fordul, ezentul kiil0n0sen
jozanul kel lit viselkedni min
den magyar szarmazasu ember-
mex.
A becsi egyezseg a magyar
nemzetet er6sen a diktaturak-
hoz csatolta, S ha a haboru
s0lka huzodik es abba. belle sod
r6dunk, biztosan ismet ellense-
ges idegen lesz lit a nem-polgar
magyarb6l. S a pOlgarokra is
gyanakodva neznek maid, xii
10n0sen ha meggondolatlan
emberek sok ostobasagot be.
szelnek.
A magyar szarmazasu anne
rikai pOlgar ezentul csak egy
k0telesseget ismerhet, szaz sza.
zalekban szolgalni a nemzet
honvedelmi ugyet, amely most
mar nyiltan es tisztan a nazih
ellen Tranquil.
Az egyik nazi-erzelmu ma.
gyar ol-hetre szemforgat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-03
A FARMEREKfJEK
AIT MONDTA,

hogy a jelelleg ervenyben
lev6 farmer-bonuszokat ezutan
is megtartja. S akik a polga-
rok k01ul gondolkozni tudnak,
azok AIT kerdeztek onmaguktol
a multi heten, hogy ha Willkie
az ui deal osszes reform-tor-
venyeit meg akarja tartani, ha
a farmerek programjat is erin
tetlenul megtartja, SGT ha a
v. llanyt is kozuZembe akarja
venni, akIor VCltakapen miben
kul0nb0zik az 8 es a Roosevelt
programme? (2 Il p o litikaba,l
teljesen ec2yetert az elnokkel.
Willkie mem is nagyon allit-
ia, hogy neki mas lenne &
programme, csupan AIT fejte.
geti, togy ha 8 lesz az elnok
akkor "'visszater a toke bi
zalma", 9 hogy 8 jobban ert 9
pcrr25 ~4yzSshoz Rooseveltnel.
rc-meszetesen a harmadil
,trnl must emlegeti elegszer, dt
uo,y nez XII, hogyfa nemzet je
lenleg mem nagyon torodik
dologgal.
A kovetkez0 napokban a re
publikanus part elnokjeloltj'
a kozepnyugat suriin lakott al
lamait fogja felkeresni.