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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
WYANDOTTE
SAVINGS BANK
nth LARGEST

With total assets of $lO,4O1 .242 as
of December 80. 1899. the WyandOtte
Savings bank ranks 18th in a list of
the ,3 largest state banks in Michigan,
as complied by the Michigan Manufac-
turer and Financial Record. Of the 53
state banks. which had assets i'm excess
of S2,OO,OO at the close Of 1899. A
showed an increase III resources last
year and only eight showed decline.
One bank was organized during the
last year. OF the 22 largest state banks
In Michigan. with assets in excess Of
A,OOO,O. four are located in Detroit
and five in Detroit suburbs. including
two in Hamtramck and one each in
WyandOtte Royal Oak and Crosse
Pointe. Two banks each in this group
AFRO are located i'll Grand Rapids, Ann
Arbor. Flint and Lansing, with single
institutions Of this size i'll Jackson,
Bay City. Manistee. Midland and Stur-
g!s.
The - largest banks Of the state all
with assets of over $4.OOOOO, are:
The Detroit bank, $165. J.9, O43;
Commonwealth bank. Detroit. $72,I72,-
ST. Old Kent bank, Grand Rapids,
SJl.G0.0S: United Savings bank, De-
trOit. SIG. 1896: Citizens Commercial
and Savings bank. Flint, $24. 76i. 9f3;
Wabeek State bank, Detroit, $1S,479,-
g22: Ann ArbOr Savings and CONNER
cial bank, $16.2W,J11; Jackson Bank
& Trust Co., 81 81 ,433; Peoples Com
ner.ial and Savings bank. Bay City,
S11,1M,O49: GeneSee County Savings
bank, Flint. $11.OO7,JSO: WyandOtte
Savings bank WyandOtte, so. 401 .242;
State Savings bank. Ann ArbOr, $l0,-
239,S21; American State Savings bank,
Lansing. $S.5S4.J 45: Bank of Lansing,
SCI 494SI: Wayne Oakland bank,
Royal Oak. $4.99l ,1S6: the Crosse
POinte bank. Crosse POinte. $4,614 1886;
Bank of IIamtramck. S4.G04.412: Union
Bank of Michigan. Grand Rapids, 81
'lS9. 494: ManiStee County Savings
bank. ManiStec. $4,:JS4.326: Chemical
State Savings bank Midland. S4.J79,-
J3S; Peoples State bank, Hamtramck,
S4,DJ.JI3: Citizens State bank, Stur-
gis. S4.n90.0G.
Michigan's National Banks
The National Bank of Wyandotte,
with total assets Of $2.S1O.S0O is ranked
32nd in list Of ~ Of the largest ma
tiOnal banks in the state. The list is
headed by the National Bank VI De
trOit. with assets Of 1896. 015, 99S.
There are 81 national banks and 351
state hanks i'm operation in the state
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Council Miscellany.

The city Council has granted per
mission To the Christian and Mission
AIRY Alliance church TO hold services
IL Bishop park on Sunday evenings.
during July.
y class b" restaurant license was
authorized To he issued 10 Philip Natu-
son, 324O Biddle avenue. and class a.
licenses were granted NJ. WiSmeg. pa
Eureka avenue and Hedwig Bednarek.
1893 Twelfth street.
Mayor Louis W. Benin requested
that an official IF the Detroit Brass
and Malleable WolkS be invited To at
tend next weeks Council meeting. to
discuss complaints received by the city
regarding SCOT emanating from the
factory.
The mayor appointed committee
consisting Of City Attorney Fred ].
Gartner and COuncimen Louis Rrohl.
Sr., and Ernest Il. Schultz. to investi-
gate an alleged noise nuisance on For
II street
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Wed at Oldpert
Last Saturday

Clara Florence Schartz and John
Wallace Petit were married at the
rectory of ST Charles church i'll Old
port last Satu day afternoon.
The bride wore an ensemble of iris
blue chiffon and Il small white flower
ed hat. Her cur>age was of white roses
and lilies of-the-vallcy.
The brides attendant. Mary Theresa
Cusick, If Grand Rapids. WAS attired
in an ensemble of dusty pink chiffon
and small white hat. Her flowers were
glrdcniaS. Spencer Meil>trup. of De
tiuit. served the bridegroom aS best
man.
Following the ceremony. DIR. Gather
inc S.hartz. sister Uf the bride. and
Mr.. and Mis- Frederick W. Hansen
',ere hosts ut reception held 1T the
HaSen home.
After the reception. MIR. and Mrs.
Petit left for wedding trip through
the east.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
$500 in Fines
Collected Last Month

During the month of MAY a total Of
H'|"'.'O III fines was collected by police
according 10 Il report of the Police and
Fire Commissions OF the foregoing
amount. $216.JO was collected from traf
fic viOlat0lS.
Actual OffenSeS last month were as
follows: Breaking and entering, /:
larceny. q; embeZzlement. /: Offense
against family. l 4; driving while intox-
icated. >; diSorderly conduct. Is:
drunkenness, 3; all other offenSt-S. II
In the traffic and motor vehicle di-
vision, OffenSes were: Speeding. Al;
reckless driving. - failure 10 stop for
red light or stop street. 81; no opera
tors license. t.
Miscellaneous services rendered by
The police during May included: 63G
complaints received: J22 runs by scout
cars; 3J9 operators licenses issued 4:
- chaUffeurs licenses issued: II du-
plicate licenses issued gun register
ed; % homes and business places re-
YueSted special attention: 20 funerals
escorted: - fires pOliced; pa quaran-
tine caldS put up; u doors and win
ddwS found open: fl escorts to banks,
etc: b street lights reported out; II
sporting events p0liced; s Juveniles
contacted for various reasons; 3 spe-
cial bank assignments: 9 special as
signmentS: % dodgers cared for; Is
golden rule DRINKS held; 9S dogs pick
ed up: 93 dogs destroyed; } dogs sold {;
I6 accidents. six injuries. one fatality {;
| pin ball machine and two punch
boards seized: 30 radio calls.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Former Resident
Dies in Detroit

MIS-. Carrie Manor former resi-
dent of this city. died suddenly ut her
home. 3OB Seventeenth street. Detroit
last Saturday She is survived by her
husband. John: son. Fred BayShOre.
and Il daughter. Mrs. VenOr LaBeau.
of WyandOtte: two brothers, Ernest
LaFountain. of WyandOtte. and sam
uel LaFountain. of Detroit and two
sisters. Mrs. James Hamilton. of De
trit. and Mrs. otto Bummel, of Mt.
Clemens.
Funeral services were held at the
Nixon funeral home at 10 o'clock Tues
day morning. conducted by Rev W. F.
\. Simon. IF st. John church. Burial
was in Ferndale cemetery
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
BENEFIT BOXING
SHOW SET FOR
TOMORROW

Inc annual boxing show. sponsored
Ivy NyandOtte kiwaniS club. No. 1000.
VIII De held tomorrow night at Michi-
igan Alkali park. There are ten bouts
"n the program. and proceeds will go
10 the clubs underprivileged children's
fund. Here is an opportunity for local
1lght rams To witness Il fine evenings
entertainment. and, at the same time
TO contribute to worthy cause
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Edward Morrison
Funeral Monday

Edward Morrison. g. years Of age.
died last Saturday ut his home. 1924
Lindbergh street He waS Il veteran OF
the Spanish American and World wars.
Surviving are his wife. REGINA. son.
Edward. Jr.: four sisters. Mrs. Louise
Holm~, of New York city: Mrs. Anna
Godfrey. Winnepeg: Mrs Ethel de rs
terre ana Mrs. Mary Clifford. of Tor
onto. and two brothers. John and Ar
thur Morrison. both of Toronto.
Funeral services were held Monday
afternoon at > o'clock. at the Nixon
funeral home conducted by Rev. G.. III.
Severance of ~. Stephens Episcopal
church Burial was in Ferndale GENIE
terry The American Legion had charge
Of services at the grave.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
TRINITY Nv. LUTHERAN CHURCH
German service. 9:1J am.
Sunday school. $50 am.

German service. 9:1J am.
Sunday school 9:O am.
English service. 1915 am.
June 80 is the sixth sunday after
Trinity. Rev r. A. He>Slcr. conduct
ing the services. will speak on 'Por-
traits" Acts ri. 24-29. Al l 10 sun
dav afternoon the Lutheran hour. with
which Trinity j. associated, can bt
heard over CKLW
On Monday evening. ut o'clock. tn,
church council will meet
Tuesday. 4 80 pm. the L.B-M. and
the Junior WalrhPr league meet.
Wednesday. 100 pm. the sunday
school teachers institute.
The I.urhe!an Ladies' Auxiliary will
meet Thursday. nj pm.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Were United in
Church Ceremony

Virginia Frances Clemens, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mervyn +. Clemens.
and Charles Victor kilburn. Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles V. kilburn. of
Bay City. were united in marriage last
Saturday afternoon III the First Pres
byteriam church. DIR. Warren +. Hall
otfiriated.
The altar was banked with palms
ana decorated with standards of white
-ladioli and peonies and white cathed-
raj tapers in branched candelabra.
The Bride. who WAS given in mar
riage by her father. wore simple
gown of white dotted swiss. and her
fingertip veil WAS held in place by u
seed Dearl corOnet She carried show
er boduet Of white roses and gypSO-
phila.
The matrOn uf honor. Mrs. Stuart
Kaubolt. sister Of the bride, wore a
dress Of Alice blue marquisette. In her
hair WAS a cluster of pink roses and
blue dehhinium blossoms. She carried
4 shower bouuet Of the same flowers.
The bridesmaids were Mrs. Arloe
Mills. Mrs. Marion Bandeen, Of Don
ora. Pa. and Miss Dorothy Hunter.
Harold Baker Of Bay City, was the
hest man. The uSherS were Marion VIII
cox, of Chicago. Kenneth Fender, OF
Detl oft. and Marion Bandeen- Of Don
ora. Miss Beatrice Kilburn. sister OF
tb. grnnm WAS the OrganlSt.
Following the ceremony recerllon
v,s hold NJ the home of the brides
parents.
Nr and Mrs Kilburn will be at
homo ,ftar JuIv l. at 1904 Thirty-firSt
street. Ray City.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Local Woman
Contest Wins,

Word was received today by Mrs.
John Cameron. of 339 Spruce street.
that she is one Of the cash prize win
nerS in the recently concluded $1,000
contest sponsored by the PillSbury
Flour Mills Company
Mrs. Camerons entry was selected
by contest judges aS outstanding
among the many thousands received
from all parts of the nation.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Council Eulosizes
Former Officials

The Council. Tuesday night, passed
resolutions eulOgizing three former
city officials. who recently passed to
their reward. They were: DIR. Napoleon
Z. Langlois. former city physician;
David G. Conway. former city engineer,
and DIR. Joseph q. Knapp. who served
a> physician for the Workmen's Com
penSatiOn Board. The full text Of the
resolutions will be found in the pro-
ceedings Of the Council, in this issue.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Marlene Smith
Dies in Florida

Marlcne Kaye Smith. four-year-Old
dauShte, Of Mrs Jack PierSon. died
recently ut Tampa. Fla. following il
short illness. ThtAremain> were shipped
here and funeral services were held
Tuesday at pm. ut the home of her
grand, parents. Mr.. ami Mrs. Charles +.
Pike. The services were conducted 10y
Iirv. f. H. Viii TX. If the First MethO-
DIST church. and Rev. III. Norman Jack
son. Of the First Congregational
church Burial was made "Wednesday,
ut Ithica. Mich.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Postoffice 10 Close
Fourth Of July

The WyandOtte postoffice will be
closed all day Thursday. July 4, hide
pendence day. according TO an annouce-
ment made by Adam PrzybylSki, post
master.
There will be no city or rural mail
denVery made next Thursday. The lob
by Of the pOstOffice will be open from
a. III. TO II noon. for the convenience
Of box patrons. All special delivery
and perishable mail matter will be de-
livered upon arrival. All mail will be
received and dispatched as usual
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Charles Schafer
Dies at His Home

Charles H. Svhafer died suddenly ut
his home. 2O31 Fourth street. last Sat
urday Mr. Schafer. who was u yeats
Of age. i survived by his wife. Lena {;
daughter. Mrs. George Ingram; his
fIthe:. Henry SChafer and two sisters.
Mrs. Robert Oc>trikc and Mrs. AlSie
Pruett.
Funeral services were held at the
III. +. Thon funeral home at > o'clock.
and III II. John church at 80 Tues
day afternoon. Rev. W. r. y. Simon.
officiating. Burial was in Michigan
Memorial park.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
THOMAS HINTON DIES
AT HOME LAST SATI RDAY

Thomas Hinton. 73 years of age.
died at his home. 1876 West Jeffer-
son avenue. Riverview. last Saturday.
He is survived by his wife. Jessie ::
two sons. Glenn and Robert: Il grand
child. Jessie Hinton: sisters. Mrs. JOS
eph Reno Mrs. Marshall Pearce. Mrs.
Horace Hovey. Mrs William KrauSe.
Mrs. Boyd Smith Mrs. Peter Hau-
brich. and two brothers. George and
Walter.
The funeral WAS held Tuesday after
noon at o'clock. from the residence.
Burial was in BlOOmdalc cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Methodist Excursion
Is Tomorrow

The annual excursion Of the MethO-
dist Sunday school will be held tomur-
row. June - The boat for Bob-Lo will
leave Bishop park dock at 10 Il. III.
y fine program of events has been pre-
pared which assures all attending of Il
pleasant days outing.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Gets Reward for
Alarm Information

On recommendation of the Police
and Fire Commission. the Council.
Tuesday night. voted to pay Leonard
kalamejSki 81 reward for informa-
ton leading 10 the arrest and convic-
ton of Paul TurSki. on a charge Of
tuning in a false fire alarm.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
DELINQUENT TAX COLLECTIONS
REPORTED TO COUNCIL

County Treasurer JACOB L. Sumer-
acki reported to the Council. Tuesday
uiobt that his office had collected
ST. M IL i'm Wyandotte city delinquent
taxes. during the month of April.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28

John SzczeSny and II others. peti-
toned the Council. Tuesday night. for
the installation of street light on
Fifth street between Ford avenue and
Davis street. The matter was referred
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
One Day Early

The Herald will he printed one day
early. next week. because Of the July
Fourth holiday. Delivery will be- as
usual. on Friday morning.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Rev. E. H. Wilcox
Retains Passionate

Rev. +. H. Wilcox has been returned
10 the paNtorate Of the First MethO-
dist church. by the Detroit Conference
at a meeting held in Pontiac Sunday
night
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28

General bills and pay rolls totallnS
S9.1T3I1 were approved for payment
10y the tounril. at its session Tuesday
night
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28

Total production nf Michigan iron
mines from 1S4S 10 1910 is equivalent
III tonnage To the material ext7lyated
when the Panama canal was being dug.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Summer Hours
at Public Library

The Wyandottc public library will
close at noon Oh Wednesdays. during
the months of July and August.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28

There are approximately 1920
square miles of deer area LII One io"er
Deninsula of Michigan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-07
VECE 4 Macy KOMEDlkNAK

Emut valasztas Macy napa november Otodke megsznt
set6 es ostoba ara es orszag visszater
des kerekvagasba.
Akk gyoztek azok talan meg egy-ket napig Vgadnak
akk veszetek ITALIAN meg egyket napg busunak de azuan
egnyugszk vegso eredmenyben mndenH es folytatja
eletet oft, ahol harom honap elott abbahagyta.
6szinek akarunk lenni, akkor megis maradt valam
vaasztasokbol amihez lido kell hogy kiheverik nagy
izgalom okozta fejfaas De etto is
megszabaduunk.
Abban pillanatban, arnint nep kimondta november
0ken itelete gyozesek e bukotak felet reaebredt
indenk arra hogy volt valaszas oyan enyeges,
mint eozetesen httJk Mndket potikai part egmaga-
sabb szekre az kvaloan jeemes tehetseges
becsetes embereket jeo es ha ebukott r uott voa
gy0zeemre vatoztatott vona semit neze eetenek
meneten
Ketsegtelen hogy volt ennek nenzenek tobb nagy ell
oke es sok kcs De nagy vagy kcs volt enOk nezet
orszag egyfoan haladt elore magasat ee ameyen
mai napokban ALL mi Macy nenzetunknek predesztnalt
hogy egyre usson vezere legyen fold
egesz kerekenek mnden mas orszaganak Ebben tart
hata fe semmi
amerikai nemzet pogarai mar tudjak, hogy ben
ninket enyeges veszedeem fenyeget inert meg
tuduk aani helynke fold hatan akkor u.s. ha telesen
magunkra maradunk.
A nemzeti vedeem roham-lepesekke epul Mar ebben
panatban is oyan eros, hogy kel fenink senkitol
belu hatalmasabb minden mas nemzet
mel vagy nernzetek tarsuasanal.
amerkai polgar mar tudja hogy est elerkezte
vel nyugodtan hahaa eet nyugvora inert bztonsagban
Gbred maga csaada is Mines tehat semm Okla
hogy oytathassa zavartaanul ermeesnek iparnak
mezogazdasagnk AIT menetet amely nagysagunk gaz
alapja volt eddig es esz ezutan is -0ffs
nagy vaaszaSi koedia veget ert eS ne1zetet ugyan
abban eroben 1agyta hatra, amben azelott volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-07
J0BB TEJE7 A GYERMEKEKNEK

& valasztasi kizdeem Matt torvenyhozas Washngton-
ban par hetre fefggesztette munkasag cak tessasek
gyeseket arto es ICY idgenesen feretet egy torveny
javaslaot ameyre eln0k ait modta hogy sg6sen meg
ken csinalni gyermekek erdekeben zAxuse ;t3t ne
Tudvalevo, hogy nekunk egy "surpups commodity"
cimi t0rvenyJnk amely ait rende e hogy farmok ter
mees feesegt s kereskedokon kereszu beyegrendszer
setsegeve ocson ke ejuttatn nehez sorsban lev6
rikai polgarok asztalara. .r..
Tultermeesben vagyunk mi t0bbek k0zot tel termele
teren is Sokkal t0bb tejet termenek gazdak mint
nyit ell ehet ADM es exert kornany elrendee hogy e
leseges et XII kel osan iskoakban szegeny gye
rekek kozot Csaknem tiz miio pint tel ker reve
naponta szgeny gyernekekhez es szabad een hogy
gyermekeke nezve is mint mirdig, tel legjobb tap
lao
Honapokka ezel6t sutogo hrek ketek szarnyra hogy
tel amt nagy tejkereskedok skoas gyerekeknek anak
es aiert szovetsg komany hasznot hajto arakat zet
nekik, min0segu de leges0bbrendu tel
inert bzonyos mertekben lie f00zve val tartalma
Ez gyanusitgatas eutott kornany fuebe is amelynek
megvan maga szakert6e ARA, hogy tel mn6ege ellen
drizze es szaker6 meg is vzsgalta gyereknek szai
tott tejet Mem taaa AIT rosszak semi tentetben de
megaraptotta, hogy jobb is lehetne.
M Ere jobb lehetne velemenyre keszilt torveny
szovetseg kepvisel6haz asztaan amey bzo
nyosan fel fog tamadn es ervenyre jut.
Nagyon heyesen mondta Wheeler szenator tejkerdes
fea6l:
Az amerka nernzet ugy erz, hogy gyermekei reszere
sese eeg jo es ere pecsetet eppen eln0k szava
iu rea. zsT
De eppen iyen helyesen mondta vaasztas hadjarat
soran err6 javaslatrd egyk jeo Boston varosaban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-07
A GAZDASAGI
HELYZET

gyors 1avulasat ma mar
erzi mindenki. Hetenkent
szazezerrel gyarapodik a dol
gozo munkasok szama, gaz-
dasagi es ipari szakert6k sze-
rint decembertG - mikor az
vi gyarak egy resze keszen lesz
i minden heten szaz0tven-
ezer embert fog az ipar fel-
szivni.
A nehez iparban mar ARA
gondolnak, hogy a k0vetkez6
honapban vagy nagyobb telje-
sit6 kepessegerol kell CONDOS
kodni, vi gyarakat es koh6-
kat epiteni, vagy a bekes ipar-
agak rendeleseinek a korlato-
zasa lesz sziikseges.
Most mar ketsegtelennek
tartjak AIT is, hogy bizonyos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-07
MIRE E SOROK
ELJUTNAK

az olvasokhoz, az vi eln0k
meg lesz valasztva, S akarmint
dill el a valasztas, a polgarsag
0rolnmel veszi a nyugalmat.
Az utolso tiz nap olyan hihe-
tetlen sok szennyet, szemelyes
tamadast, alias susog6 es nyilt
kanpanyt produkalt, hogy
szinte beteg lett q polgarsag.
Latszolag elvesate'te a fejer
r:indenki, a szeme'yeskedest6l
mem volt mentes meg a ket
eln0kjelolt sem, S a kanpanyo-
kat vezet6 irodak olyan alias.
sagokra vetemedtek, amelyek
rnely 6. tartos seoeket Lacy
max maid aid a lelkek5en.
EFT a mostani helyzetben
szerencsetlensegnek kell nevez-
nj, inert a honvedelem iigye es
a jelenlegi nemzetk0zi helyzet
a ket partra a legszoros CO.
operaciot parancsolja, az
ilyen legk0rben nehez lesz.
| A megvalasztott eln0knek
ARA kell t0rekedni siirg6sen,
hogy az egymas husaba silyesz
tett meregfogakat azonnal
kihuzzak s sziikseg lenne koa-
licios kormanyra, amelyben
mindket part kepvisel6i helyet
foglalnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-07
GYASZJELENTES

Alulirottak megt0rt sziviink igaz
fajdalmaval jelentjiik felejthetetlen
emleku draga leanyunk, testver es ro-
kon, Campbell-i sziiletesu
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-07
MAGYARORSZAG
NEPE

remego izgalommal figyeli,
hogy mi tortenik a Balkanon,
s ma nem tudja senki, hogy
Magyarorszag kepes lesz-e
semleges maradni a haboru
vegeig.
Ha az olaszok Gorogorszag-
ba nagyobb kuzdelmek nelkul
be tudnak setalni, vagy ha
belso puccs a kezukre jatsza
a szerencsetlen kis orszagot
akkor talan egyel6re a tobbi
Balkan allamok a haborun XII,
viii maradnak.
De ha az olasZck mem tud
max blitzkrieget csinalni, ha e
nemetek kenytelenek lesznel
Romanian, Jugoszlavian e:
Bulgarian at a segitsegukrt
sietni (ami az olaszoknal szin
tie termeszetes lenne), akkor a.
egesz Balkant VERDE borit
jak.
Ez esetben a magyarok egy
frontOn leSznek halaloS ellen
segukkel, a romanokkal, ha
borut fognak leg6szintebb ba
rataik, a t0r0k0k ellen viselni
Magyarorszag kormanya e
nepe mindent elkovet, hogy ez
a sorsot el tudjak kerulni, d.
az Europaban kuzd6 hatalmal
kal mem birnak, a nemze
sorsa ma idegen kezekben van
legalabb a kiilpolitikat illeto
leg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-07
A KONGRESSZUS
ULESEI

termeszetesen semmi figye-
lemben mem reszestiltek az
utolso hetekben ICY komoly
munkat mem is akartak We
gezni.
A valasztasi izgalmak elrnu-
lasa utan a munkat megkez-
dix valoszinu, hogy nehany
kenyes belpolitikai ugy ell lesz
intezve.
Ketsegtelen, hogy az vi
kongresszus, amely januarban
i'll ossze, egesz mas osszetetelu
lesz, mint a jelenlegi S epen
exert nem is all jogaban a
mostani congresszusnak, hogy
olyan fontos munkak elvegze.
set vallalja, amelyek a halasz-
cast elbirjak.
Kilonosen alma ez ebben az
esetben, ha republicans lenne
az vi alsohaz tobbsege, inert ez
AIT jelentene, hogy a demo-
krata parttol a bizalmat es a
kormanyzas jogat a polgarsag
november 0t0diken megvonta.
Bizonyara lesznek valtozasok
a fels6 hazban is, de oft min
denkepen a demokratak ma
radnak t0bbsegben. Az tehat
feltetlenul joggal targyalhat,
S minden bizottsaga teljes mo-
rails felhatalmazassal vegez-
heti megszakitas nelkul a nun
kajat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-07
HETI : Z ID NJ u ID

ket nappal a sorrend megalla-
pitasa utan megkezdtek.
Az elnok bejelentette, hogy
minden ellenkez6 politikai for
rasbol szarmazo hireszteles da-
cara, januar 0t0dikere az 0sz-
sizes sziikseges kaszarnyak es
felszerelesek meg lesznek.
Ha tekintetbe vesszuk, hogy
hat honap alatt kozel egy mil.
lio ujonc ellatasara kesziil fe
a kormanyunk, mem. kell ket'
segbe esnink, hogy a demo
kraciak mem tudnak eleg gyor
san mozogni.