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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-12
CONGRESS. ath District
Haa "A aza a..a-..

CONGRESS. sth District
li5o Of sTs Preciaeisl
Democrat Coffee iat2s. Grip
pen san
Republican prsua s2T7.
GOVERNOR
li.7is u s.eis PrseInofsl
Democrat - Din 81 .szp. Cannon
ii.tss. Martin sz.tt7. smith 1879
Republican Burns 1000 Kinney
s.7oz. Lanslle si.sae. Lam s7s.
Rasmussen i.iAo
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
D~mecrat coiaon s.ITs. Carton
T.iss, Hartung ara. Lord 4.iss.
Meyers ss.0ss. Nordiund s.7sz. Pet
Itspabiieaa Abel 1924. Best a..
ala. chastsk 1888. Christensen
srson s.s7s. wsstfali . ses
liza. Dals s.Iif, Davis a.4T0.
Evans ss3z. Gholnon 4. ss4. LaFol.
lstts is.ois. Maybury 7o.s2e. Hisi.
sr is,b5s. siErist z.s0a. Htratto
s.To7.
SECRETARY on STATE
lisa Of s.eis rreelset.l
Democrat 49, Lam bert za.1is.
Reeves ss.iss. Ysrnsll it.s77.
hspubiiean Alexander s.als.
Albright i0.0az. Burnett s.0Is,
Hay b.s47. Hinkls "a. sss. johnson
2b.7is. ki,to AFRO. s,urKls AHA.
Wright 1881.
STATE TREASURER
lI.sos out ~ s.ois psseiaeis1
Dsmsefst-c spllnEsF zs.0Ts.
Case 74.212
fsspabiiess Jones 81. 100. Lscss
"A. s3e.
STATE AUDITOR
Demecraf Yslls a .O3s
hspubiieaa Blanchard 81 .sss.
Murdoch zz.iii
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Republican Andsrsen fs.b37.
Donmif 1853. Henderson 1881.
Human ls.5is. Kendall s.T5i.
L1eksrafh t.s0i. mccoy p.iz4
SCHOOL suPEnfsTEsDEST
ti,ssi preeiset. sst Of sgsisD
Atwood Ss.iss. Black ts.ssa.
Cool s.sss. Taylor 4z.es4. Vans.
maker a. asa
LAND COMMISSIONERS
fi.5zs pfeeiaefs cut II s.0fs1
Democrat Benson 4. Beg. Albert
c. Martin sz.sss. o. c. Martin
1924. Mckinney 7.as7. Taylor
t4.5ss. Tsrziek s.ss7.
Republican Berg 7.s3z. Douglas
s.iss. Cellatiy A.1s7. Logson
9.s7z. Lnrn f.45s. Mortland H.
Sol. Poe 5.s97.
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER
(i.5Zs precincts out Of s.0l8D
Democrat stokes 1880, sulli.
van s.. i0l.
epublie Becker 81. se5
LAmping sz.6os. Schneider 1881
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-12

l. - ~ - " y MANY tHSFtHft
bombs were dropped On London to-
night. a< waves Of German planes
criss-crossed the central part Of
the capital. starting fires IN widely
scattered areas. Ground batteries
sent mp > terrific barrage.
British bombers blasted
the heart of Berlin and Ger
man war planes showered ex-
plosives on battered London
today as Europe's total air
war took a tremendous toll of
lives and property damage.
Buckingham Palace. the ancient
residence Of British rulers. was
damaged early Tuesday by the ex-
plosion of a 25o-pound delayed
action bomb that blasted most OF
the windows from the north side
of the famous structure, damaged
the kings study, the queens draw
ing room and the swimming pool
used by the princesses.
The royal family was absent and
there were no casualties but fly
ing masonry and explosives tore
20 holes in the roof. dug crater
Is feet deep and blackened one
wall Of the palace.
The central section Of Berlin
was bombed by British pilots who
dared a blaze OF anti-aircraft fire
to glide down over Adolf Hitler's
chancellory and the United States
embassy before they dumped ex-
plosive and incendiary bombs
aimed at the great Potsdam rail-
road station.
Two-Hour Attack
In . two-hour raid, the British
bombs crashed along the broad
east-west axis-scene OF triumphal
parades OF Nazi and Fascist lead
ers = and around such central
structures as the Brandenburg
Gate. Inter den Linden and the
foreign embassies.
In London-which had a new air
alarm due TO German reconnais-
sance planes-there was another
eight-hour bombing attack. which
added to vast damage inflicted In
three previous consecutive nights
Of mass attack.
Among the buildings dam
aged In the British capital
were q school In which 400
were feared dead after q H.
rect hit by IN aerial torpedo,
two more hospitals. q number
Of warehouses, office build
ings and many homes.
The fashionable west end also
was bombed by the Germans,
whose attacks spread out over
South England and TO Wales.
Attacks Repeated
Off the coast OF Scotland, Ger
man planes made repeated attacks
during the night and this morning
on British convoy but officials
said that 1t fought its way safely
to port.
The phase Of total war which
battered both London and Berlin
appeared destined TO pick up
speed. Anger was mounting swift
iy In both capitals.
Dispatches from Berlin gave
little indication Of the reaction Of
the German people. but the anger
Of Man spokesmer was at white
heat and they repeatedly threat
ened that London would be bombed
relentlessly and necessarily In re-
taliation for a steady. pounding
aerial offensive against many
targets In Germany.
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Joe Mallery
Runs First
For Judge

AVA S0uSO
Dill. Coffee and
Gleason Leod
In County
-.
Police Judge Joseph A. Mallery
apparently Rad a good chance Of
election in the primary to the va
cant superior court seat in de-
partment 4. a count Of 40 city and
county precincts indicated wednes-
day.
Ahead Of his four competitors in
early tabulations. Judge Mallery
increased his lead steadily az
county precincts were counted. In
some his lead was more than four
TO one and by late afternoon he had
2o.s17 votes. $50 short OF a ma
~
,ori'y OF al rn snose ssss. w. me- az -
more man ooo aD'enses s y
Pierce county piled up .
large part Of the majority
mn a. ......-r -. c.
-~-s.- 1900
-. -.n-h,. w.s,~.d.v
-. - . ~.
''o%s " 800
epuoi'eah so',s se go
zee g. u,~.-L p,,~r.
IT, ,.. w.. m. .,,n ~ ,so citv
a.. 81, -, -o,. .rd
- ..,,n,, nrsc,,ct.
Co'iees sose neAsy
ooneresslnan so ..r.s -. -
VINO mas pesn oo''es' y - - -
carry ms nn"s oousy ~ -
= lAree mslo''l 80 80. 80 -, -.
po - >, 1ee =
nome CITY snu "a, D.,
samuei :. p',s,.s - .,~s,,
lr.n .... ~,ver
:. sss 80.
a., x.us p.n,,,,,c.r
G ~ rs.a,.,,.I torr,.r r..
.,sIaiI.a,or corrmander was hiet
r,.r in The senatorial race. The
..r,. n,rober of precincts gave him
IN s74 IN 2 $50 for his nearest COM
netitor Eric Johnston.
waIlgreu Leads
u.,,..n a a,..v,.. .on.
mon =. wang s' :. "ssas o. IN.
FRESHMAN, was 70. - .sn.,or
Democraue loa - a.,,.a,
"i'h 49, -.,,s eae
"as ~
The surprising serenssn - a..
county coi.inissio''ei - q
open iirse o,su'.. was 49, -.
FsSieason. Leo py o'a'o - !,
In city returns ne saneu .
the county 70 leao <''so 70 So
for Harvey w. Dooo, VINO aso MAJ
passed Dixon. A. L. 'Art' sarc'
led for the Repuolican nomination
Incumbent legislators general,
were successful in regaining TIN
nomination.
stat. Cen Ted = Schroeder LEI
a. ~. ostb senatorial district
Th.re was no Republican on tn,
h.not
...,, rom uont
~. - ~ c,hsrv.nL. ala,
sohney aau A.. nsma.-.,,,
~eIe eru 1,s,,...s On ~,
rae. W. 80. no,oin
Dsai'
steo-
In the zotn senatorial uis :,
u.rr.v for the Democrati
nomination Republican Arthu
H Bassett was unopposed-
John T. NcCutcheon and Pau
II. Hebb. Republicans, had tn
highest votes for representatives
w. A. Richmond and Leo L. Win
gard led in the Democratic vots
In the 27th district, senator's
competitors in the general cleo
ZION apparently viii be Kathryl
=. Malstrom and John Z. Gal
larher. For 27th district repre-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-12

Efforts Of clio Iongshoremen TO
move hot cargo" to or from the
three ALL ports have been effect
lively thwsrted- In such instances.
the uaffiliated sailors. AL fire
men and ALL Transfers have
walked off their jobs.
In a telegram to the NLRB. the
ALL longshoremen said:
We urge you for the last time
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-12
Returns Delayed

Heavy voting Tuesday. parucu-
larry IN the closing hours. and the
longest ballot In Pierce county
election history. delayed tabulauon
Of returns.
Crowds at the polling places at 8
o'clock, regular closing time. were
legally entitled to vote and did 80
IN many places until $50. First
returns were not phoned 10 the Of
flee Of County Auditor s. Clifford
DAVIS until $50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-12

= y. =. = = $1,000 cHsg -.
5 9, 1s,l 80 =. itTEwTaEsE rnJUEr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-12
Buckingham,
Palace Is
Bombed
Centers of Both
London. Berlin
Are Attacked
tBUIIETrN)

LoND on Many incendiary
bombs were dropped On London TO-
night. ~ waves Of German planes
criss-crossed the central part Of
the capital. starting fires In widely
scattered areas. Ground batteries
sent mp = terrific barrage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-12
CONGRESSMAN, 9Th District

John NJ. Coffee. ID. ........22. 466
Samuel L. Crippen. d. -...1o,be6
Paul A. Preus, r. Ill, 463
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Ask For Ad-Take
NOTICE TO PUBLIC

All advertising appearing in these
columns is for reputable and rell-
able concerns. so far as we can
ascertain from a careful investiga-
1t is our intention. however. to
see that every firm that uses these
columns is required to live up to
their obligations. Therefore. should
you reply to any advertisement on
this page and services are not rem
dered as advertised. The Star'News
wants to know it.
The U. S. postal regulations are
yer, strict in such matters as such
an act would be misuse of the u. S.
mail and the Star-News will see
that any attempt to defraud is
promptly handled by the P. o. de-
partment,
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Read The Want Ads And You Read Of The Best Bargains In Wilmington
FILLY DIES

LOS ANGELES, Naro,
from natural causes Thursd 15.lS' did
was ny Ariel Out of cepri vl Time
was purchased for 5000 a, and
9arasota yearlins sales b. '"s 1881
warner and Mervyn LIE p"; y Harry
picture executives. N0S' motion
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Plant EARLY BEARING ~
ana fruit trees now, lrLCAN
free. Bass Pecan Comnsrr C%atalos
berton, Miss. '""S' Lum.
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Fresh SEEDS TOMATO m
per, Garden Peas, Lettuce r NJ
nlps' etc. Cabbage Plants llF'
bush's, Front and Docr r0lda'
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Poultry
! 36

BABY CHICKS - K ED UCED
prices. healthy, bloodtested, day,
olds, two-week-olds. four-week.
olds. ROUDABUSH'S.
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FUIIED PLANTS AND ~.
floWers, Flagstones. Vlr
stones for walls and Stepping
John Verzaal, Winter terraces.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-10

CARPET GRASS, DATJ7C~
Lespedeza. Also comnleto 'i,ASS'
Garden Field and Flower s sss3
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-10

Lespedeza. Spring Oats Co.
Grass and Pasture Halpet
T. w. Wood & Sons
Seedsmen
BIT N. Front St.
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| Is
Needs and Plant,

ROSE 5ia1 PUSHES, WORLDS PT27,
n 11ms+ra on n care and culture I Est;
Rose Nursery, Tyler, Tors Bros,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-10

WANTED: ROOM, BOARD AID
care for semi-invalid in private
home. P. o. Box 1926, City.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-10

WANTED: SECOND HAND SAD.
die cheap for cash. Mcclellan
type preferred. Box 124, Route i.
Leland, N. C.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-10

PIANO FOR HOME; TO BE USED
in exchange for storage. Best Of
care. No children. Piano, care
Star-News.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-10

Stationary Engine, either
Gas or Kerosene power 5
horse or more. State price.
Must be cheap. Engine
care Star-NeWs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-10
Radio and Repairs

DIXIE RADIO SERVICE. OPEN
day and night. Work guaranteed.
418 So. Third St., Phone 2248-J.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-10

FOR BEST RESULTS LIST YOUR
property with Marshall Realty
Co. PIG Princess st. Phone 9 s..
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-10

:. CROSS SEED Co.
~. Phone IN,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-10

EXPERT RADIO REPAIR SERV.
ice! We call for and deliver. Let
us estimate your next job.
Thrif-T-Stores, Inc, Phone 726
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-10

WRlGHTSVILLE BEACH LOTS
and cottages for sale. We have
several good buys. H. F. Wilder,
Phone 631,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-10

SIN ENT
Moore.Fonvielle Realty Co.
we are equipped to serve you
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LIB Situations Wanted

WAVED: PERMANENT EV.
ployment by lady thorousblv L sr
perlenced in bookkeeping s sni
general office work. Can fnrn aaa
Al references. Address p l"E u
Box $50. CITY. VI
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SHACKELFORD'S RADIO SERV.
ice. Any m%ake-any model. Bird
and Grace, Phone 2709. (Com.
mercial Frigidaire DesIer).
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3 TENANT HOUSES. 1879 RETURN
on investment. Good condition.
Quick sale. Good terms. W. M.
Hewlett. Realtor, PA Princess
st. Phone 943..
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FOR YOUR BOTTLED BEVER.
ages. ice cream, magazines, cigar.
cites, newspapers, call 9135, Joe
Chadwick's Soda Shop and News,
10th and Grace. Free delivery.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-10

LIST YOUR RENTAL AND SALES
With Us. AL Service.
Frank G. Harriss. 12O Princess St.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-10

TACTICAL NURSE WsyT,
work. Will nurse any kind y
case. Phone 3O47-J VI
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20 so. 18TH ST. - VERY LOW
price. Small cash down payment,
balance like rent. Meares Har.
riss, Real Estate, 222 Princess St.,
Phone 1929. .
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ly painted, equipped with electric
pump and air. Call 80. P. o. Box
1850.
Houses
1905 PRINCESS ST. 7 ROOMS.
40 CHESTNUT 6 ROOMS.
FOL n. 3rd ST, 6 ROOMS.
Apartments
417A NO. srd ST, 5 ROOMS,
upper.
116 NUN ST, 8 ROOMS,
upper.
POS SOUTH 3RD ST. 5 ROOMS
furnished.
1919 MARKET ST, 5 ROOMS
furnished.
CAROLINA APT. HOUSE, 5
and 6 rooms.
Willetts Realty Co.
1914 Princess st. Phone 342
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For Rent

FOR RENT, REASONABLE DE.
sirable ESQ station. Leland. New
ly painted, equipped with electric
pump and air. Call 80. P. o. Box
1850.
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FORA IMMEDIATE SALE: CHOICE
building lots in Carolina Place.
Size Sc x 113. Excellent residen-
tlal section; paved streets: near
bus line. Cheap for cash. Write
P. o. Box %, Citv.
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WANTED: JOB AS NURSE c0o7.
or maid, References. Health CON-
titicate. 314 Pauline Ave
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lTO Wanted

WANTED LARGE CLEAN R4cS
Brins to Press Room star.Nevy
Murchison Bldg.
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nEAOI!FUL LOTS ON TURN
pike in 1dlewild. Will exchange
or sell. B.. F. Troy, Phone 2292-J.
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CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
may be obtained through our sue
cessful system; send description
n lowest cash price.
A. B. WALTON co.
Tide Water Bldg. Phone 236
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Music

MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. LAT
est sheet music, records. radios,
band instruments. Yopp Piano
Co.. Phone 313.
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instruction

COMPTOMETER. sTENOTYPY
and all business subjects taught.
Mrs. Notes Se%cretarial School,
313 Church Street,
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los Lost and Found.
ITO Livestock

FOR SALE: JERSEY COW WITH
second, calf. Cheap at fifty-five
dollars. Geo. o. Gaylord, North
West.
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FOR QUICK RENTAL RESIW
List Your Vacancies in the Man.
Ads. Phone 2SOO-Cost snr
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Help Wanted, Female

WANTED: RELIABLE MAN OR
woman to test u Food Products
at home, and later take orders
if samples are satisfactory. $500
worth Samples Free. Send no
money. Just write Blair, Dept.
2798, L~ynchburg, Va.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-10

REAL ESTATE AND RENTALS.
List with us for quick results.
w. M. Hewlett. 214 Princess St.
Phone 943.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18

Keves esemeny keltett
oily Macy erdeklodest Ma
gyar Amerikaban, mint a
new york; Magyar Konyvtal
Hungarian Reference Lib
rary) januar 24-en este 3
orakor megtartando "Ko-
vats Mihaly Ezredes Emlek-
innepelye." A Konyvtar IL
West A st. alatti nagy elc-
adotermeben fog lezailani a
fenyes unnepseg, melyen
Kovats ezredes magyar hu-
szar ruhaba oltozott ajax
jat abrazolo hatalmas bronz
emlekmuvet fogjak leleplez-
nj. Az unnepely fontossagat
mutatja az, hogy az EgyesulJ
. Allamok kormanya es had,
serege is bejelentettek reszt
veteluket. Az unnepi besze-
deket DR.. Walter L. Wilt
gan, a brooklyni ST. Johns
egyetem tanara es DR., Kere-
kes Thor, a Washington
Georgetown egyetem tana
ra, sz Amerikai Magyar SEQ
vetseg ujonnan megvalasz-
tott fotitkara fogjak mon
dani.
Megkapo esemenye lesz az
unnepsegnek, amikor ugyan
ait a zaszlot fogjak meg
haitani az emlekmu elott,
laely alatt kozel 200 evvel
ezelott Kovats ezredes hui
szar ezrede harcolt Anne
rika fuggetlenseg6ert .;
s2abadsagaert.
Az amerikai hazafias SEER
vezetek egymasutan ielentik
be resztveteliiket az unnep-
segen. A magyarsag korebet7
is oriasi erdeklodes mutat-
kozik es a new york; es vi,
oeki egyhazak es egyletef
Ievelileg es surgonyileg je
lentik be resztveteluket. Ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18

len. Ezer repul6gep olyan pusz-
tulast okozhat Angliaban, a
nepessege nagyon osz-
sze van zsufolva, hogy annak
vegzetes hatasa lehet.
A francia hadugyminiszter
jellemzo kijelentest tett a ne
met tervek felol, mikor ezeket
mondta:
= Nagyon konnyen megis-
metl6dhetik a samsoni jelenet,
amikor a vegs6kig vadult Sam
son mem tor6d0tt vele tobbe,
hogy maga is elpusztul, hanem
a filiszteusok fejere d0ntotte a
templomot. Konnyen elkepzel.
het6, hogy ezt Hitler is meg
teszi. Ha latja, hogy menthetet
lenul pusztulnia kell, a sirba
ragadja magaval Anglia nepe1
is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18
AZ EGYESULT ALLAMOK KORMANYA ES HAD
SEREGE KEPVISEL0T KULD A MAGYAR
K0NYVTAR KOVATS UNNEPELYERE

i.y2r Rmcrika rninden fOI1-
tcsabo egyhaza es egylete
fog kepviselot ku,deni a rlagy
szabasu Kovats iinnepelyre.
Kikiildotteket varnak New
York polgarmesteretol; Tren
ton varosabol. ahol KovatS
ezredes fohadiszallasa volt;
Pennsylvania allan kormany
zojatol es Charleston varo-
sabol, melynek kozeleben
van az csatater, ahol Ko-
vats ezredes hosi halalt halt.
A Hungarian Reference
Library ezuton is felkeri az
amerikai magyar holgyeket,
hogy a lehetoseghez kepest,
magyar diszruhaban jelen-
jenek meg a ianuar 24-i
Macy iinnepsegen, hogy q
bronz s2obor melletti d.Sz-
orsegben az amerikai kikiil-
dottekkel egyiitt Ok is resZt-
vehessenek. Az emlektabla
Finta Sandor kitiino anne
rikai magyar szobraszmu-
vesz alkutasa, aki ait nagy-
lelkien a Hungarian Re-
ference Librarynek adoma-
nyozta. Mczgalom indult
meg ugyanis, hogy New
Yorkban utcat nevezzenek
Kovats ezredesrol es az utica
egyik sarkan allo epulet Oh
dalan kelyeznek ell az en-
lekmu masodpeldanyat. Ha-
sonic mozgalomrol kapunk
hirt a tobbi amerikai ma
gyar gocpontokbol, ugy,
hogy rerelhetoleg hamaro-
san egesz sorozat Colonel
de Kovats Street" fogja meg
orokiteni a nagyszeru ma
gyar szab2 dsaghos emleket.
Esen a sep u1anepelyen
Egyesaletanket SIKET I'M
RE neaO york; igasgat6ak
fogja kepviselni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18
NYlLATKOzAT

A youngstown magyarsag
nagy resze erdeklodott Dr..
Sziics, hatholikus iskola or
vosi allasra valo kinevezesere
vonatkozolag.
Mr.. Nemenyi elnezhette,
hogy DR.. Szucs, felesege es
uyermeke a Verhovay 21-ik
fioknak tagjai. Tovabba hogy
az 1938-ik esztendoben 8 tar
totta a Central Auditorium
ban az angol beszedet a mar
cius 15-iki iinnepellyel kap-
csolaban. Hitkozsegem kebele-
ben miikodo Pail Scent Vince
Tarsulatanak tagja es magya-
roknak, akik szegenyek, kere-
semre mindig ingyen kezelest
vegzett, SGT operaciokat vegez-
tetett szegenyeken fizetes mel
kill. Angolul heszelo fatal
sagomnak t0bb izben eloada-
sokat tartott es 1938ik esq
tendoben Nagybizottsagi tag
volt es az iden ismet tagja a
Nagybizottsagnak.
Spagnola polgarmester ur
telefonon meglZert engemet,
hogy kozetegyen ezeket, mi
vel masfel esztendovel ezelott
en- jartam DR.. Szucscsel a
youngstown katholikus pa
pokhoz, hogy irjak ala DR..
SzIcs folyamodvanyat az al
lasra. Ez meg akkor tortent
miel6tt DR.. Szucs tudta vol
ma, hogy XII fog palyazni pol
garmesteri allasra.
Mr.. Nemeh1yi kulonosen ell
nezhette ait, hogy Youngs-
townban 4 tot, 2 lengyel, l
horvat es tobb ir katholikus
iskola van, de magyar egyet-
len egy sincs es ICY nekunk
magyaroknak, kulon0sen DR..
Szucsnek a kinevezese meg
tiszteltetes. A tobbi nemzeti-
segek, akik joggal tiltakoz-
hattak volna, orommel fogad-
tax a kinevezest.
Mr.. Nemenyi nyilatkozata
azonban elerte celjat ott
, hogy gondolkodoba ejtette a
magyar hivatasos emberein-
ket, hogy nemcsak akkor lie.
: gyenek magyarok, amikor part
fogasainkat akarjak, hanen
: akkor is amikor egyhazaink
( es egyleteink az 8 partfogasai
& kat igenylik.
TT. DR.. Mu7,dDeil Jdnos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18

meg tudna csinalni AIT a szo-
vetseget, amely sikerrel birna
visszaverni minden orosz ter
jeszkedesi almot. A kerekkoto
egyedil Romania, amely sze-
refine ugyan, ha a magyarok,
bolgarok es szerbek segitsegere
sietnenek Stain fenyegeteseivel
szemben, de ennek arat mem
senrnivel Sc megfi-
zetni. S6t arrol almodozik Ka-
roly kiraly, hogy esetleg meg
tobbet is kap.
Mussolini most nagyon ko-
molly szozatot intezett Karoly
roman kiralyhoz, hogy sajat
erdekeben lepjen az engede-
kenyseg terere elsosorban Ma
gyarorszaggal szemben, inert
jaj lesz az orszaganak akkor,
ha egyediil, szovetseges tarsak
nelkil marad. LATINA kellett
ezt az utolso tiz napon belul
egesz vilagosan a roman kiraly-
max, arnikor Stain a Fekete
tengeren lev6 hajorajanak gya-
korlatat a roman partok koze-
Ileben tartatta. Amint az orosz
hadihajok felbukkantak a ro-
man partok menten, minden
roman halo reszketve menekult
a kikot6kbe es a romaniai VIII
utak egyszerre ell lettek zarva.
Haboru eseten ugyanez tor,
tennek a Dunaval is es Musso-
lini szerint a romanok kilse
segitseget csak Magyarorsza-
gon vagy Bulgarian keresztu
kaphatnak. Eek az orszagoi
azonban semmit sc tesznek ad
dig a romanok erdekeben, amie
joges igenyeik nincsenek kiele
gitve. SGT eek lesznek azok a.
orszagok, amelyek az orosz ia
madas eseten maguk is nekies
mex a roman birodalomnak
hogy megkapjak ait, ami nekil
[jussosan jar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18

Esen a sep unnepelyen
EgyesIletInEet SIKET I'M
RE 11eaD york; igG2gat6nk
fogja kepviselni,