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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
WILLkIE INTRODUCES
new METHOD, LINING
up VOTING STRENGTH
By JACK sTINNETT

WASHINGTON, July 9. = Notes
from a Philadelphia diary.
Looking back over the record, /
find there are many things to
make the COP. convention stand
out like a sore thumb as practi-
cally precedent-s hattering ca poll
tical privilege almost completely
usurped for a good many years by
one Franklin Delano ROOSEVELT
Such as:
Wendell WILKES unorthodox
method of soliciting delegate
5trength. Instead of holding for
NAL conclaves with delegation lead
ers. Willkie went button-holing =
and alone. A half-dozen times dur
ng the preballoting period, I saw
him wandering by himself, grabbing
little delegate here, a delegation
chieftain there, to ask, "If you're
against me, why?' and if they
were, launching a debate as ear
nestly as if he were addressing the
whole convention. At am. one
night, he wandered into a room
where there were six Taft men
and one Vandenberg rooter and for
half an hour did as neat bit of
spellbinding as any calous-tongued
politician who ever talked his way
to power. His dark hair aWry from
constant hatlessness, his roomy, UNI
pressed blue suit making his big
frame seem more bear-like, Willkie
finally stalked out. And no mat
ter how their votes were cast, there
wasn't a man in the room who
wasn't sorry to see him go.
Robert A. Taft's spontaneous wit
ticism about Vice Presidents. Ordi-
narily very serious in his press in
terviews, the Senator usually
weighs every question and gives it
a weighted answer. But when one
of the boys asked him If he had
selected his Vice-President, tn e
Ohio man with the biggest four
letter name in the Republican
party, tossed off this nifty: 1T
makes less difference to the Presi-
dent who's Vice. President than to
anyone else" That sounds to me
like a motto for all Throttlebottoms
come.
Charming little Mrs. Wilkes
first big press interview. Informed
of it, the diminutive lady said,
"Oh, my, what1l I dol" What she
did was something out of ordi-
nary. In the first place, she re-
fused to be seated. IF / sat down
I'd be scared to DEATH" she ex-
planned, but if / stand up and
you sit down, then I'll feel almost
as big as any of you" To almost
every question, she answered, "Oh,
my, / don't know anything about
politics. And left the assembled
press charmed. but thoroughly con-
WINGED that she could sing Back
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
Axis Partners in Agree
ment for Assaults on
Land, Wafer Air
DEFINITE PROGRAM
BEING WORKED OUT
Next Battle Indicated 10
Take Place on Medi-
ferrdnedn
(By Associated Press)

Surrender of the French fleet at
Alexandria to Great Britain is re-
ported today as Rome dispatches
disclosed a purported German tal-
ian agreement regarding three
fold attack on the British Empire.
The decision of the French Naval
authorities to turn over the French
Fleet at Alexandria leaves the Brit
ish free to seek out the Italian Navy
on the Mediterranean in future
engagement as promised last week
by Prime Minister Churchill. The
surrender came at a time too when
it was reported that German move
ments limited at q Nazi attempt to
wreSt Great Britain's control over
the Mediterranean stronghold Glib
raltar.
Triple Attack Scheme
A triple scheme of attack on Great
Britain Is outlined In Rome by Vir-
gino Gayda, sometimes known as
Premier Mussolini's 'mouthpiece."
This scheme calls for blockade
of the British Isles. destruction of
Great Britain's Empire contacts.
which might include Gibraltar. NAL
ia, and the Suez Canal, and the de-
feat of the British at sea and in
Imperial territories.
Both Germany and Italy have
specific tasks to reach these goals,
further declares Gayda.
Italy has been assigned, according
to Gayda, to strike at four places
to harry British. shipping on the
Atlantic. Mediterranean, Red Sea
and Indian Sea but above all to
immobilize Great Britain's sea pow
er on the Mediterranean.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
Exfortion Plot Attempted
Al Wranqe||;; Youth Under
Arrest; Confession Made

WRANGELL, Alaska. July 8. -
Eugene Jackson. 16, Wrangell In
stitute student, has been bound
over to the Grand Jury by United
States Commissioner Richard Sur
att on charge of extortion.
Jackson signed confession, Of
ficers said, admitting attempting to
extort $50 from j r. Brown, Wran-
CELL Theatre manager, on tn e
threat of personal injury or burn
ing Browns home.
jackson said he studied crime
magazines for three years and did
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
MARTINS
T0DiRE(T
CAMPAIGN
Wi|Ikie Makes Appoint
ment Of Chairman, COP
National Committee

WASHINGTON, July 9.-Joseph
w. Martin, Jr., Representative IN
Congress from the State of Massa-
chusetts and House Minority lead
err, has been named Chairman of
the Republican National Committee
and will direct the Willkie Presiden-
tial campaign.
John Hamilton, former Chairman
of the Committee, has been select
ed as Executive DireC~Jr and will
work under Martin.
Willkie personally made the APP
pointments during a conference
with neWSmen today.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09

it ito see what a criminal feels
like" The youth wrote to Brown to
leave the money at spot on the
Highway.
The money was left, but Jack
son, who the officers described as
shrewd, failed to go for 1t, sens
ing danger.
Later he was traced by Deputy
United States Marshal James No
Ian through handwriting.
Jackson has a mother and grand
mother in Sitka He was formerly
listed as residing In Petersburg.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
BREAK OFF
RELATIONS

LONDON. July 9.--The Second
Secretary at the French Embassy,
Marquis de Castellane, formally
notified the British Government
that France had broken off diplo-
matte relations with Great Britain.
De Castellane said that he had
been instructed to withdraw the
French Embassy Staff from London
in accordance with the decision of
his government.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
NATIONALS
win FROM
AMERICANS
Max West Pokes Out Four
Base CIout with
Two Aboard

ST. LOUIS, July 9.-Max Vests
first inning three-run homer was
the big blow in a 4to 0 victory Of
the National League over the Am
erican League today in the eighth
annual All-Star baseball game play
ed this afternoon
The fourth National run came in
the eighth inning when Cleveland's
Bob Teller walked Mel OFT and
Hank banning slashed a single to
right field. Rollie Hemsley errored
then on Lou Finney's throw-in and
OFT scored.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
GERMAN
WAR5HIp
BOMBED
Nazi Planes and Ammuni-
tion Dumps Set Attire in
Norway by British Raj

LONDON. July 9.-Tonight's Air
Ministry communique said a Ger
manman warship had been set Attire
during a British bombing raid at
Keil and Wilhelmshaven yesterday.
The communqiue also declared
British bombers set fire to an am
munition dump at Bergen, Norway
and bombed aircraft lined up at
the Sola Airport in Stavanger.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
Gordon Ingman,
Family 10 Visit

Gordon Ingman, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Gunnar Ingman of this city,
with his wife and young son Fred
erick, arrive here on the Princess
Charlotte.
They will visit in the Capital City
for two weeks before returning to
their home in Seattle
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
W|LLkIE IS IN
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, July O. Wen
dell L. Willkie, Presidential candi-
date on the Republican ticket, has
arrived here for series of con-
ferences with Republican leaders.
Willkie said he will be in the
White House for eight land only
eight years"
Willkie flew here from New York
and a group of advisers greeted
him at the airport, also a Con-
gressional reception committee.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
! HaIibufers
Sell, Seattle

SEATTLE, July 8. - Halibuters
selling here today are as follows:
From the Westward banks Ton
gass $4,000 pounds, 10 and ga cents
pound; Helgeland 10000 pounds,
ga and 9h cents a pound; Pion-
eer 10000 pounds, los cents a
pound straight; Addington 10000
pounds, 9z and OK cents.
From the local banks-Summitt
10000 pounds, 10 and 9h cents a
pound: Unimak $4,000 pounds, l0ls
and 9A cents; Irene 10000 pounds,
10A and 9hs cents.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
Republicans
Are 10 Meet
This Evening

Republicans are to meet at 8
O'Clock this evening in the City
Hall, according to an announce
ment made by Howard d. Stabler,
Committeeman of the First Di-
vision.
The purpose of the meeting Is
to hear the report of the delega-
lions that were seated at the
Philadelphia convention.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
MRS. BA5SETT, SON
TAKE CLIPPER SOUTH

Mrs. Clark Bassett and her young
son, Sammie, are passengers on the
Clipper to Seattle today.
Sammie will spend the summer
with his grandmother in Shelton,
washington, and Mrs. Bassett, wife
of the PAA airport manager here,
will return after a short visit.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
Canada Plans
Registration
OF Everybody
Effort 10 Be Made 10 De-
termine Responsible
ity, War Service

OTTAWA, July 9.--It Is dis
closed that Canada plans reg
istratiOn of every man and wo-
man over Is years of age next
month in an effort to deter
mine availability in response
biIities i'm connection with the
war service.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
ALBERT VILE ON
STEAMER ALASKA

Albert Vile, postmaster. sailed
from Seattle today for Juneau on
the steamer Alaska.
He has spent the past several
weeks visiting in the Pacific North
west and stayed for awhile at Soap
Lake in Washington.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
BRITISH seize
FRENCH LINER

LONDON, July 9. A Reuters
British News Agency dispatch to-
night quoted japanese reports that
the British have seized the $4,000
to French liner lie de France.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
GEO. WHITE ENnOUTE

George Whyte, who has been at
Laurel Beach Sanatorium In Sc
attic for the past several months,
is enroute here on the steamer Al
aska.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
EIGHT KILLED
IN AIR RAIDS

LONDON, July Eight persons
are reported to have been killed in
daylight raids on Great Britain to-
day, six in southwest England and
two in a Welsh town.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
BURROUGHS MAN ARRIVES

w. e. Hampstead, of Burroughs
Adding Machines, came in on the
Aleutian. He is at the Gastineau.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-27

Mvra will walk. Wait and see.
She'll walk for Terry's sake"
Back at the farm, a beaming
Baxter Tree ran down the steps
70 greet the girls when they drove
I'm to the wide veranda.
"Romany!" He pulled her out of
the car. ooh, my darling!"
When Romany caught her breath,
she said wonderingly:
"Why, Bax! What has happened
to you?"
INV show!" He lifted her from
her feet and kissed her. Hal Trot-
top has sold Paradise"
Cholly hurried into the house,
leaving them alone in the falling
twilight. Romany chung to him as
if she would never let him go.
81 knew it," she said finally. Il
was sure you would sell it, Bax.
Now you-won't go away!'
He kissed her warm cheeks ten
derby.
Motif Tn not too late, darling.
If I'm still in the running. Is
there any chance of my using up a
little of the time that Nelson guy
has been taking so much of"
Romany raised her lips.
"Oh. Bax! T've-a lifetime that's
yours. All yours. You-blind dar-
ling"
AS Cecilia smiled from the win
dow of the hall upstairs, BaX II
Romany became ablivious to the
world. Then Cissie heard footsteps
behind her and turned quickly. 1t
was Brent Nelson.
4 few moments later Romany
remembered to ask:
oh, BaX-and who is our spon-
sor for 'Paradise?' Naturally, I'd
like to know, since I'm to be your
leading lady"
Our lucky sponsor'-Bax kissed
her again-"is a perfume guy. The
Lenoir Perfume company"
Romany gasped. Aunt Clssle!
Lenoir was the broken-down COM
pany Cecilia had bought in Paris
and planned to move to Chicago.
But she decided it would be just as
we'll to keep the sponsors real iden-
titv secret for the time being.
She smiled, and her green eyes
were like emeralds. But suddenly
she remembered Brent and what she
must tell him, and a shadow crossed
the radiance of her lovely face.
TO Be C~Oncluded)
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-27

1 Would You like to see her for {
moment? She is outside"
Terry hesitated, then shook hi!
head.
mo, Rooney - not yet. Not now
I'D kind Of like to wait until
get used to the idea Of marrying
somebody else-and everything"
Romany choked.
IT understand. And SO vii
Cholly."
She bent and touched Terry's
cheek with her fingers.
"I like you, Terry! And goodby
for now. l. I'll be hearing big
things about your singing some OF
these days"
Thanks, Glamor GAL He
grinned again. Then he closed his
eyes YEARLY and Ro1nany went
hurriedly from the room.
Outside the door, Romany took
Cholly's arm and led her down the
corridor.
He - thinks it's better for you
to come later" she told Charlotte
with great relief. He's very tired.
One visitor was about all he could
stand today"
"He-he's going to be all right
Cholly asked, wiping her eyes on
her wisp of a handkerchief.
I'm afraid So" Romany smiled.
"Or he'd hardly be making we'd
ding plans"
Cholly stopped.
Romany nodded.
Hes going to marry Myra
as soon as they are out of the hos
pital. He says he guesses some
onell give him a break so he can
support a family"
Cholly's eyes were clouded.
"Myra-oh, thatll eve do"
ooh, yes it will" Romany smiled.
"Myra and Terry have both learned
their lesson. The hard way, as
Terry says. He needs responsibility
to spur him to do things. He blanles
himself for injuring Myra and feels
he must take a. of her"
I've a strange feeling they'll
make a go of it. Myra's helplessness
has touched the one chord in
Terry's Irish heart that will make
man of him"
Cholly smiled suddenly.
Il think perhaps you're right. He
needed someone weaker than him
self. Oh, Romany. I'm so glad for
them both"
80 am l." Romany sighed. "And
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-27
POSTMASTER

WASHINGTON, April IS. - lP -
ate today for confirmation the
nomination of James H. Mckenzie to
be postmaster at Salisbury.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-27
oAAA NAN@ooO REPORTER By L. Allen Helm
Founded N Actual Court Records nd You Can Be the JUDGE

NJ a FRANTIC EFFORT TO KEEP
fROM BENG DEPoRTED, JAN
veSNUS APPEALS TO THE COURIsi
IHE IRAl IS NEARLY OVER AS
BOTH ATTORNEYS CLOSE THEIR
ARGUMENTS! FIRST JAMS MI0Qneyi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-22

"A sziirke hetk0znapok tapo-
SO malmabol azert mennek az
emberek Orleansba, hogy a
Vieux Carre-ben meg egyszer
talalkozzanak az illattal, a mu-
zsikaval, a tavasszal S jaj lesz
annak a varosnak, ha a ket-
szazeves negyed romantikajat
XII fogjak gyilkolni.
Akik a mas erkolcseire szok-
tax mindig vigyazni, tonente-
len kart okoztak ennek a nenl-
zetnek, mikor a prohibici6 kor-
rupci6jat raer6szakoltak Ame-
rika nepere; de ha megenge-
dix nekik, hogy Vieux Carre
lelket ki0ljek, kivesz a roman
tika utolso fellegvara ebb6l az
orszagbol. Es a legyilkolt ia
vaszt soha t0bbe mem fogja
semmi p6tolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-22

mas allapotban, a tobbieket j6
elelmezessel jo karba lehet hoz-
nj, de ketto-harom bizony so
hase lesz ertekes elem k0z0t-
tiik.
A nemzeti vedelem celjaira
szervezend6 hadsereg tagjainak
mem szabad tisztara a k0zse-
gely sziik0s kenyere el6l meme
kul6k sorabol kikerulni. A ka-
tonai szolgalat mem WPA sziik
segmunka. Kiil0nben is vesz6-
lyes a hadsereget olyan embe-
rekb6l allitani ossze, akik
egyebet mem tudnak csinalni,
mint vegs6 sziiksegiikben ka-
tonanak csapni fel. Ha vesze-
defines helyzetben van az or
szag, akkor egeszen mas esq
koz0kkel kell annak vedelm&-
re menni.
Az elegans klubokba tarto-
zok mem jelentkeznek katonai
szolgalatra Sc most, Sc kes6bb.
Az egyetemek elegans otthonai
ezen az osz0n is sziniiltig meg
telnek j6modu fatal emberek-
kel. Fatal emberek, akiknek
jomodu szuleik vannak, mem
hajland6k a maguk kenyelmet
0nkentesen felcserelni a ha-
rom ewes katonai szolgalat ne
hezsegeivel. Annyira ITALIAN "a
lehet venni 6ket, hogy tiszt-
kepz6 tanfolyamokra jarjanak,
de egy rendes hadseregnek
sokkal t0bb k0zkatonara van
sziksege, mint tisztekre. Olyan
emberekre van inkabb sziikseg,
akik a hadsereg nehez munka-
jat vegezzek es a jomodu ifju-
sag mem hajlando a maga
automobiljat es fenyiiz0 elet-
m6djat a katonai tabor szigo-
raert feladni.
Az amerikai hadseregnek a
legkilonb0zobb tarsadalmi osz-
talyok fiaibol kell kialakulni,
hogy igazi nemzeti hadsereg
legyen. Demokratikus szelle-
munket csak ICY 6rizhetjiik
meg epsegben, ha hadseregink
ben nincsenek rangkilonbse-
gek k0zlegenyek koz0tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-22
FELEDJUK Ell
A P0LITIKAT

Az amerikai katonai es hadi-
tengereszeti, szoval a nemzet-
vedelmi koroknek van egy ke-
resiik a ket elnokjelolth0z es
a koriil0ttik hemzsegokhoz
amely igazan erdemes ARA
hogy mindenki megszivlelje.
A keres csak ennyi:
- A nemzeti vedelem k0ril
felejtsek ell a politikus urak a
politikat, inert az csak karara
lenne az orszagnak.
Mikor az amerikai hadse.
reg katonai feje (mert az ell
n0k annak csak politikailag
vezere), George c. Marshall
tabornok AIT mondja, hogy a
nemzeti vedelmet XII kell epi-
teni a leggyorsabban, inert ma
gyengek vagyunk az ellenal-
lasra barkivel szemben, akkor
vele szemben mem skodhat
max a politikusok, hogy We
delmi szempontb6l mire van
sziiksege a nemzetnek?
Minden $40, amely valaSzta-
81 hadjaratok soran a nemzeti
vedelemmel foglalkozik, csak
Art erdekeinknek, inert hadi
titkokat visz a nyilvanossag
ele. A demokratikus rendSzer
megk0veteli AIT, hogy minden
teren nyiltan beszeljink, de
kivetelt tesz a hadi titokkal
es exert jogos a keres:
- Felejtsek el a hadaszati
dolgokat a politikusok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-22
HALDoKLo MUZSIkASZo...

max az utszelen a francia ne
eyed Wig es konnyelmu koz0n-
sege ajtatosan ellatja ezeket a
szenteket naponta friss virag-
gal.
Els most a kepmutatas, az err
k0lcs-vadaszat megirigyelte a
Vieux Carre vidam eletet, meg
ostromolja az utolso fellegvar-
ba huzodott romantikat, ell
akarja nemitani a muzsikasz6t,
ell akarja nyomni a szerelmet
s ITALIAN meg a magnolia fakat
is kivagja, hogy a buja illat
ne reszegithessen meg senkit,
aki neha 0riilni akar a tavasz-
max.
New Orleansban mozgalom
indult meg azok kozt, akik
minden aron 'stestvereik Or
z6i"-nek akarnak felcsapni S
meg akarjak ''tisztitani" a
Vieux Carret, ahol semmi SEE
met mines, ahol szemetet,
szennyet, bunt csak a szemet
emberek tudnak talalni.
A kiventilt prohibici6s 1leni-
kek, a megsavanyodott Greg
biin0s0k szemet vetettek a
k0nnyelmlen mosolygo fran
cia negyedre S szamizni akar-
jak a muzsikaszot, az illatot, a
szerelmet, a tavaszt bel0le.
Azzal nyugtatjak meg a va
rost, amelyet tizezerszam ke-
resnek fel a Vieux Carre-ba va
gy6 turistak, hogy az idegen-
forgalom mem fog csokkenni,
inert az idegenek a regi epiile-
teket es a remekbe keszult vas.
racsokat akarjak megnezni.
Milyen ostobak, milyen va.
kok, milyen biin0sek azok a
kiszaradt lelku kepmutatok.
akik belle akarjak fojtani az
eletet es a tavaszt a Vieux
Carreba, akik "tiszta vArost''
akarnak belole csinalni.
Szepen fognak maid Chica-
gobol, New Yorkbol, Cincin-
natibol, meg a tobbi nagy va
rosbol husz-harminc oran at
utazni, hogy az ablakokon di-
szelg6 vasracsokat, vagy a
Mardi Grass talmi felvonulasat
megnezzek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-22
INCzE SANDOR
u LAPJA


Amerikaban feltamad a
"Szinhazi Elet", Incze Sander
vi havi lapja, amely Stage
neven oktober 28-an fog meg
jelenni.
Minden jel ARA mutat, hogy
Incze Sander most Amerikaban
is meg fogja ismetelni sike-
ret.
A "stage" szamos meglepe-
tessel fog szolgalni es sok uji-
tast vezet be. Minden szam egy
nagy Broadway skier teljes sz0-
veget fogja k0z0lni. Az else
szam azonnal a ''The Man Who
Came to Dinner sz0vegevel
fog szolgalni.
Magyar tehetsegek is kepvi-
selve lesznek. Munkacsival az
elvonalban, a vilag legkivalobb
fotografusai fogjak a Stage
minden szamat kepekkel il
lusztralni.
A "Stage" egyes szama Is
cent. El0fizetesi ar egy eyre
$3.50. Iroda cim: 7 Ii East
! 44th Street, New York City.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-22
EHES UJONCOK BEvONULkSA

Egyik amerikai katona -orvos
kulonos tapasztalatrol tesz je-
lentest. A deli allamokban jart
valami hivatalos kikiildetesben
es AIT tapasztalta, hogy oft ta-
Ian mem is szukseges a kotelezo
sorozas. A fatal emberek olyan
nagy szammal jelentkeznek on
kentesen katonai szolgalatra,
hogy teljesen ellensulyozzak
AIT a hianyt, ami az eszaki al
lamokban tapasztalhato, ahol
viszont a fiatalsagnak mem kell
a katonai gy0ngy-elet.
Az eles szemu orvos nagyja-
ban a k0vetkez6ket jelenti:
- Egy csoport, k0riilbeliil IT,
zenket besorozott ujonc szallt
fel Oklahoma Cityben ARA az
autobusra, amelyben mar ma
gam is benne ultem. Ezeket az
ujoncokat Tulsa varoSaban So
roztak be es valameiiyien kele-
tt Oklahoma hegyi lakosai ko-
zil valok voltak. Egyikr6l Sc
latszott, mintha husz evesnel
id0sebb lenne, de volt k0ztiik
egy, aki Is evesnek nezett XII.
Ra volt irva az arcukra, hogy
eek a legenykek k0zsegelyen
el0 csaladok gyermekei es ka-
tonai szolgalatra csak azert je-
lentkeztek, inert tudtak, hogy
oft jo elelmezesben lesz resziik.
Kerdesemre mind igazoltak,
hogy a sorozasi vizsgalaton al
kalmasaknak lettek talalva a
szolgalatra, noha az egyik YER
Szegenynek latSZOtt, a mask
pedig nagyon csunyan k0ho-
g0tt.
Csak dicserni lehet ezeknek
a legenyeknek hazafias erzeset
es remelni merjiik AIT, hogy
Uncle Sam megfeleloleg fog
roluk gondoskodni. De egy do
log bizonyos: a hadsereg igen
meg lehet szorulva ujoncok
dolgaban, inert kiilonben er6-
teljesebb katonakat valogatna
ossze. A katona orvos gyakor-
lott szeme ugy latta, hogy a
csoportbol legfeljebb kett6 vagy
harom volt a katonai szolgalat-
tai jaro nehez munkara alkal-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-22
AIECMOCSKOSABB TULEKEDES

Az Egyesiilt Allamok szena-
torai olyan latvanyt szolgaltat.
TAX a napokban, amelyek mel
tan elszomoritottak az orszag
minden rendes polgarat.
Vagy tizen0ten 0sszealltak
egy csoportba es bejelentettek
hogy vagy az 8 allamaikban is
epitenek gyarakat, vagy utja.
ba allnak a nemzetvedelem
iigyenek.
A National Defense Com.
mittee a repiil6gep, tank, stb
rendeleseket mem kepes kiadni
azok ujabb meg ujabb halasz.
tasokat szenvednek, inert q
kongresszusnak bizonyos ado
iigyeket kell rendezni, amely
biztositana a gyarakat, hogy
mem veSztik ell befekteteseiket
nikor a hadi rendelesek meg.
sziinnek.
A kongresszus minden egyes
tagja keszen all ra, hogy meg.
szavazza az adot0rvenyek sziik'
seges modositasat, de ez a tt.
zen0t szenator kesleltetni fog.
ia a dolgot, inert koncot akar.
max a Szavazoiknak ez a ke.
sedelem esetleg vegzetes lehet
a nemzetre.
Knudsen, a National Defense
Committee legertekesebb tag
ia (aki a nemzetet most evi
egy dollar fizetesert szolgalja)
kjielentette es nagy turelem'
mel megmagyarazta, hogy 8
hadi rendeleseknel mem lehet.
mex tekintettel a magan erde.
kekre.
Hogy a felszerelesekre surge
sen szukseg van hogy azoka1
azokban a gyarakban kell nagy
reszt megrendelni, amelyek ke
Szen allnak a munkara. S hOgy
azonkiviil is minden vi gyarat
oft kell felepiteni, ahol az
anyag kennel van, ahol a mum.
kara be vannak nemikepper
rendeZve.
Mindez az erv mem haSznalt
A szenator urak szavazato.