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Evening star., 1940-01-15
He Wore q Brace on Grid Fields

I KNOW Heinie admitted that had outing
weight Brown than anybody else
it. He knocking everybody glove
None OF these KIDS are fighters Not
college boys Brown
TO make long he
He takes real punch finally
referee stopped it. picked the the and
Browns defeat attributed
Brown entered the condition fight
brace a which had injured football.
Here's all
might be enghtenng although nothing football
during the campaign Brown recognized
tackles Washington
follows pretty
well to gain the attention that he
had the chance with hands
football helmet his weeks before simply
did look this still think
have the makngs of good fighter"
Unfortunately opinion -heartedly
STILL chance that Robin the
back and for Maryland another
big enough thing what he doesn't
know he ability a
Evening star., 1940-01-15

(See LAND1S, Page A-16)
Evening star., 1940-01-15
Easy Prey for Baltimore.
Orioles Close to EaxIes.

Washington now is trailing the
league-leading Rovers by 3 points,
while the Orioles, with last nights
Evening star., 1940-12-27
Miss Rankin Is Feted
Dance at Congressional
4 Club Is Given for Her
MRS. JOHN J. MAHER.

The Congressional Club was the
scene of the dance which Repre-
sentative and Mrs. John Elliott
Rankin gave for their daughter,
Miss Annie Laurie Rankin, last
evening.
Miss Rankin, who is a graduate of
the Holto11 Arms School, is now a
freshman at Hollins College Sew
eral visiting classmates who attended
the dance were Miss Elizabeth King
and Miss Nancy Washington of
Alexandria, Va, and Miss Cornelia
Thomas of Sandy Spring, Md.
Others on the guest list included
Miss Mary Bachman Anderson, Miss
Mary Lord Andrews, Miss Ruth Bic
laski, Miss Elizabeth Bradley, Miss
Betty Brown, Miss Elinor Burton,
Miss Jean Canning, Miss Priscilla
Carothers, Miss Jean Gibbons, Miss
Elizabeth Good, Miss Louise Gore,
Miss Tillie Graddick, Miss Barbara
Grifith, Miss Doris Jean Griffith,
Miss Catherine Hambley, Miss Janet
johnson, Miss Betty Jane Knight,
Miss Patricia Kyle. Miss Frances
Lee, Miss Jane Lesh, Miss Nancy
Evening star., 1940-12-27
By the Way
Beth Blaine :

small received from his
gift handsome leather wallet
edges initials and
When the tephoned gift
said Thanks lot for wallet and change what especially
was ne the magnificent the excellent
music the impressive food the beautiful
sometimes important especially
remember. and here
The very realistic Santa Claus who doorman the
which sngun gave sulgrave Club
Christmas night who greeted the with
escorted the ladies inside
cars ana lent very gay touch the whole Suzanne Sling
uf the pretty debutante pink and
beauty roses making us feel
very ancient when she cusied the receiving
line, but since young de sbours
who followed close upon our heels we felt better.
The beautiful Christmas Heard
had their lovely acquered with nothing
painted blue and all the colors used in the drawing pa
the Christmas wrehs
mae ana oe Iris Tor color and all the Heard Christmas gifts
the Christmas
ments and tied with wide silver ribbons.
Fahnocks happily ensconced in their house
Massachusetts,
and one or two intimate friends Such pleasant always
this particularly sowh the beautiful
was really on earth and good will to men, Young Harold
Hinton, who tall that
pudding hamed SO brightly when the Hntons hadn't able
flicker their
the before
played tune And Harold, played quite a
The Mrs Jasper Du Bose wrapped shiny
copper-coored paper
seeing
filled with tissue it still good present. finding
her three ranging big medium
for sro-abeled the wacky family Mamma Du Bose with
boys"
Landa sending Eddie Gardner
apartment with
raising rabbits walach present.
platinum cigarette with apphres the Bill
Christmas morning party almost and child affair with
bringing their all the feeling
CHEEKY they introduced their young friends said
but DEAR this enormous boy Tor g1rD can't be yours
Evening star., 1940-12-27
Miss Price Joins
Baltimore Parties

Miss Mary-Stuart Montague Price
has gone to Baltimore today to be
the house guest of Miss Elizabeth
S. Ridgely, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chase Ridgely. She is as
sisting at the tea dance this after
noon in honor of Miss Dorothy
Thurber, daughter of 1t. Col. and
Mrs. Philip Thurber. Tonight she
will be among the guests at the
dinner and dance at the Belvedere
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hale Steinman
will give for their daughter, Miss
Louise T. Steinman. Saturday Miss
Price will attend the tea dance
which Mrs. Oliver F. Warner will
give for her granddaughter, Miss
Julia Henry.
Evening star., 1940-12-27

Lewis, Miss Phoebe Lewis, Miss Val.
dina Lewis, Miss Lola Motion, Miss
Lydia O'Neal, Miss Margaret Osborn,
Miss Frances Osborne, Miss Colby
Meyer Rennest, Miss Ann Sacks.
Miss Mary Lee Schaeffer, Miss Louise
Love, Miss Zoe McCombs, Miss
Elaine Mcdowell, Miss Mary Nc
Laughlin, Miss Mary Mcneil, Miss
Julia Mills, Miss Georgiana Kimball,
Miss Sarah Kimball, Miss Susette
Lee Sylvester, Miss Julia Ann Spark
man, Miss Giovianna Stewart, Miss
Margheritta Stirling, Miss Nancy
Strong, Miss Phyllis Tenney, Miss
Louise Vance, Miss Hariett White.
hurst, Miss Anne Watherspoon, Miss
Margaret Watherspoon, Miss Salle
Barbara Winter, Miss Gloria Goode,
Miss Caroline Embrey, Miss Mabel
Cunningham, Miss Joy Bagnell, Miss
Ann Bowie, Miss Peggy Osterman,
Miss Esther Bourne, Miss Welby
Plaskitt, Miss Virginia Garret, Miss
Elizabeth Case, Miss Katherine
Claude, Miss Frances Cox, Miss
Katherine Calvin, Miss Clotilds
-
Evening star., 1940-12-27
Phoebe Lewis Presented
Parents and Sister Entertain
At Tea Dance for Debutante

j. R. Wallar, Mrs Harry Grant and
Mrs. Charles Will Wright.
Members of the younger set as
sisting the debutante included Miss
Harriet Hildebrand, Miss Margue-
rita Sterling, Miss Stratton Nicol-
son. Miss Mary Lee, Miss Beatrice
Wright, Miss Marcy Morgan, Miss
Giovanna Stewart, Miss Anne B.
Smith and Miss Marcia Myer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis had q num-
ber of house guests here for their
party, and these included Mrs. James
H. Genung, aunt of the debutante,
of Indianapolis, Ind; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Holcombe Genung of Philadel-
phia, and Miss Barbara Allen and
Mr.. Albert Allen of Harrisburg, Pa.
A dinner party was held later at
the club. with the guests being Miss
Lewis. her assistants and their
escorts.
Evening star., 1940-12-27
Miss Walden Gives
Luncheon in Honor
OF Miss Ferrandou

Miss Caroline Ihrie Pou Wad-
den, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Antony Walden, enter
tained at luncheon yesterday
afternoon at the Wardman Park
Hotel in honor of Miss Mary
Ann Ferrandou, debutante
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
H Ferrandou of Washington
and New Orleans, and Miss
Marjory Souby, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Souby, recently
of Omaha, Nebr.
The decorative motif of the
table was typically North Caro-
linian, consisting of long leaf
pine combined with poinsettias
and red berries. The favor at
the plate of each guest was
tiny Christmas basket.
Miss Walden is the grand
daughter of the late Edward E.
Pou, who at the time of his death
was the dean of the House of
Representatives, having served in
that body for 33 years.
Evening star., 1940-12-27

The Chevy Chase Club was gay
yesterday afternoon for the tea
dance at which pretty Miss Phoebe
Cary Lewis was introduced to So
ciety by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest I. Lewis, and her sister, Miss
Volinda Lewis. Christmas decora-
tions still hold sway at most of the
parties, and yesterday was no excep-
ton, for holly, mistletoe and Christ
mas reds and green's ornamented
the rooms.
Mrs. Lewis and her two daughters
received before the fireplace, and
around the room on tables and
stands were many bouquets sent the
debutante. Most of the guests were
members of the younger set, with
only a few intimate friends of the
hosts being present.
Mrs. Lewis wore a print gown,
with red and white flowers on a
green background, and Miss Volinda
Lewis chose a sage green gown,
made with long sleeves and on
draped lines. The debutante was in
a lovely gown of silver-gray tulle,
with the yoke and sleeves of silver
lace. The dress was long wasted,
fitting tightly over the hips and
falling into q very full skirt. She
carried a huge arm bouquet of du-
bonnet carnations.
Friends Of Hostess
Assist at Tea Table.
Assisting at the attractive tea
table were a number of close friends
of the hostess, including Mrs. Victor
Whitlock, Mrs. John Vance, Mrs.
Parker Dodge, Mrs. Edwin Nourse,
Miss Elizabeth Eastman, Mrs.
Charles Mahafde, Mrs. Charles de
We're Drayton, Mrs. Cazenove Lee,
Mrs. Lloyd Parker Shipper, Mrs.
Evening star., 1940-12-27

at a large ball in the White House,
and the party last night was on the
same order.
Miss Jean Wallace
Attends Compton Dinner.
Miss Jean Wallace, daughter of
the Vice President-elect and Mrs.
Henry A. Wallace, who was a debu-
tante last season when her father
was Secretary of Agriculture, was
among the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Compton. She wore a becoming
gown of ice blue, the skirt of tulle
trimmed with bands of satin which
formed the bodice. Her cousin, Miss
Harriette Brown of New York, who
came for the dance last evening, also
dined with Mr.. and Mrs. Compton.
Her gown was of white tulle, the
skirt very full and the bodice en-
broidered in white.
Miss Compton wore a f1esh-color
dress of tulle sprinkled with irri-
descent sequins.
Guest of honor at the Compton
dinner, Miss Bell was dressed in
beige net trimmed in gold. Miss
Edith Huntington chose gold and
green lame, which formed the
bodice, with the skirt of green tulle.
her younger sister, Miss Joanna
Huntington, who is home from her
studies at Smith College, was at the
Compton dinner and at the dance.
She wore black mousseline de sole
trimmed with white lace. Among
others at the dinner were Miss Mary
(See WHITE HOUSE page RAJ
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Continued on Page BAD
Evening star., 1940-12-27

secretary ana MIS-. MOrSentIldu
and their daughter, with few
friends of the family, were enter
tained by the President and Mrs.
Roosevelt at dinner at the White
House before the dance.
Others at the dinner were Mr.
and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, jr.;;
Miss Mary Bolt, Mr.. John Sanderson
Dietz, Mr.. Charles c. Glover, Sd;
Miss Della Heming, Miss Kitty Hill,
Miss Anne Straus, Miss Nancy
Weller, Maj. Henry S. Hooker, the
former Secretary of Commerce. Mr.
Harry L. Hopkins; Mr.. James
Lawrence Houghteling, jr.; Mr.. H.
Stuart Hughes. Mr. Peter Josten, Mr..
Ronald Lanthier and Mr.. Robert
Morgenthau.
Several Dinner Parties
For Those Who Went to Dance.
Throughout the town there were
dinner parties for members of the
younger set who later went on to
the White House dance. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Carroll Glover, jr,
entertained in their home on Massa-
chusetts avenue in honor of Miss
Ann du Pont Huidekoper, debutante
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald
Huidekoper; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Parsons Erwin's lovely home, Arbre-
mont, was the scene of large dinner
party honoring Miss Mariana Evans,
another debutante of the season and
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
Evans, jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Compton's party for 20 young people
honored their daughter. Catherine,
and Miss Kathleen Bell, daughter
of the Undersecretary of the Treas
ury and Mrs. Daniel w. Bell. Col.
and Mrs. M. Robert Guggenheim's
dinner party was for Miss Joan
Dodd, daughter of Mrs. Jouett
Shouse, who will be introduced New
Year Day. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Straus also were hosts at dinner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman
entertained party in honor of their
daughter, Miss Margaret Cary
Tuckerman.
Mrs. James Roosevelt
And President Look on.
The Presidents mother, Mrs.
James Roosevelt, who came to
Washington for Christmas, held
court during the evening, as did the
President, who sat in the east room
to greet guests and watch the dane
ing and merrymaking.
A midnight supper drew the guests
into the state dining room, where
small tables were set up, but the
number of people present was so
large that tables also were placed
In the blue, green and red rooms.
The scene was a beautiful and
colorful one, for the pretty young
girls in their dainty frocks formed
q picture of unforgettable brilliance.
The party was the second since the
lavish afternoon tea in 1910, when
the former Miss Helen Taft was
introduced by President and Mrs.
william Howard Taft. The WASH
ington debut of Miss Eleanor Roose-
velt, niece of Mrs. Franklin D.
Roosevelt, was made two years ago
Evening star., 1940-12-27

(See WHITE HOUSE, Page BAD
Evening star., 1940-12-27
Mrs. Whiting Paine
Guest of HamiltOns

Mrs. Whiting Paine of Coral Ga
bles, Fla, is spending the holiday
season with Mr.. and Mrs. John j.
Hamilton at their home, 4831 Indian
lane NV
Mrs. Paine's daughter, Mrs. John
L. Hamilton, was formerly Miss
Patricia Eleanor Paine and was
married November 2. She and her
husband only recently returned
from their wedding trip.
Evening star., 1940-12-27
Elizabeth Benson
Entertains at Tea

Miss Elizabeth Polk Benson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Benson, entertained at tea yes
terdsy afternoon at her home
Birdwood, Chevy Chase, Md.
Miss Benson was assisted by Miss
Alene Essary, Miss Betty Frost, Miss
Mary Lane Latimer, Miss Louise
Catherine Riggs, Miss Margaret
Snow, Miss Dorothy Shorb, Miss
Barbara Sue Hawkins, Miss Ger
trude Wedel, Miss Sarah Elizabeth
Bauernschmidt, Miss Janet Clapper
and Miss Jane Pickens of Leesburg
Va.
Evening star., 1940-12-27
The John Herberts
Will Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Herbert
have issued invitations to an at
home which they will hold from
4 to Z o'clock New Year Day.
Assisting the hostess will be
Mrs. william S. Stanley, Mrs.
Ernest A. Thomas and Miss Su-
san Rogers.
Evening star., 1940-12-27
Miss Joan Morgenthau
Makes Bow to.Society
At White House Party
Roosevelts Give Dinner for Debutante
Before the Affair; 900 Members
Of Younger Set Attend the Dance

mansion at 1900
almost
from Washington nearby Maryland Virginia Cleveland
England gathered
family, but daughter his Official amy"-Mss
Mognthau daughter the of
Morgenthau jr.
thoughts protocol guests
last evenngfor this which
preme, and formaity subjugated.
Christmas decorations still White
the gala of the Christmas
shone brightly the guests throughout
beautiful red and wreas with holly and miso
Mrs Roosevelt received with
and studded opaescen suns
lines becoming
Miss Morgenhau
White Tulle for Debut.
Mrs Morgenthau chose striking tafeta
shade odfasioned lines with sweetheart neknn
halter strap of aea The pulled sleeves heavily
broded silver the accented by the
orchids the amethyst ewey debuante mother
Miss Morgenthau white ue formal introduction
society The had tight bodice necklne
with silver bracelet
throat
white flowers edged blue
and her hair she cluster of similar flowers
Evening star., 1940-12-27
Two Parties Given

Mrs. Zerelda c. Mcconnell enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday and
also was hostess to IL guests at
dinner Christmas eve. Both parties
were given at her home.
Evening star., 1940-12-27
Piscators Away

Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Piscator are
spending the Christmas holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Richard
Cowell in New York City.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04
BOLDoC VI EvET KIvANUNK

Ezerszer halottuk ezt reg ol ismert mondast akkor
ako oev elhagyot bennnket es reank koszontot az
u es ne vegye neven t6nk ha tudunk hnn
jo kvansag tiszta voaban Ugy ereztk hogy csak meg
szokasbo monduk ezt eszink is jar ot amkor
felebaratunnak kovetkez6 esztendore 0oet bodogsa
got kvanunk
Hogyan lehetne egyeb mondas mint valami meg
szokot semmisegnek ismetese? Tele gonddal e-
junk tudjuk hogy NIT hoz jovo, eunk toe tehat
hogyan varhatnank attol valami j6t?
Amerika tulnyomo resze peldaul mem tuda, hogy nit
kvanjon? Azte hogy Europaban dulo haboru soka1g
tarson inert hzen ha egettore vege lesz akkor emarad-
max had rendeeek es sznte holbzonyosan jon reank is
met pangas Ha pedg vege er habou, akkor megsznik
verontas amt mi tisza szivbol utaunk es eesik annak
lehet6seg hogy el6bb vagy utobb mi is haborba keve
redjJnk
anerikai nep mines tsztaban azzal hogy rea
nezye lenne obb akkor bzonyara beszhet oszmten
cry boldogabb ujev fel6l
De a megszokassal szenben kar minden okoskodas Az
ecsepe mondasho ragazkodn fognak emberk nemcsak
ma szaz SGT esztend6 muva is Szveszer es-
teien ognak anny bort sznak hogy berugak jo
kedvkben bog6 odala es gondolnak hogy ennek
holnap fejfajas esz keserien fzetendo ara.
holnap es annak szonoru fejfaasa mar lit is van
ajtunk Ma mar atuk hogy vi esztendo mem hozta e
boldoesago neknk masokak akknek AIT hiabavalc
szavakkal es mosolygassal kivantuk
Icy volt multban es ICY lesz ez ovoben is. ma
fefajasa tan meg bennnket hogy holnap oko
sabbak legyiink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04

musa ellen s mem lehetetlen,
hogy mielott a nyugati haboru
veget erne, a nemetek es ango-
lok egymas mellett fognak az
oroszok ellen harcolni.
Megtortenhetik azonban,
hogy az orosz hadjarat mostan-
tol erelyesebb es gyorsabb lesz,
hogy a vilag beavatkozasa ke-
son Jon a finnek javara S hogy
a gy6zelmes Soviet behuzodik
Romanian keresztiil a Balkan
ra.
Ez az aranylag mereteiben
meg kis haboru az vi ev kezde-
ten sokkal nagyobb esemenyek
lehetosegeit hordozza magaban,
mint a nyugati front, ahol mer
hetetlenUl tobb ember all fegy-
verben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04
HABORUK

A jov6 mindig bizonytalan,
meg kevesebb a biztonsag ak
kor, mikor harom kiilon ha-
boru van a vilagon.
A nagy, a masodik ''vilag-
haboru", amely milliokat tart
a nyugati fronton fegyverben,
meg nem fejl6dott XII egeszen.
Talan XII sem fog az emberi-
seq altal vart es rettegett ara
nyokban fejlodni.
Mindket hadviselo fel ell
akarja a nagy aranyu meszar-
last kerulni mem lehetetlen,
hogy eveken at a mostani me-
derben fogjak a haborut folly
tatni.
A szovetsegesek AIT varjak,
hogy a nemet nep helyzete
egyre nehezebb lesz S hogy ez
elobb-utobb rendszer-valtozast,
a Hitler bukasat fogja felidez-
nj, anelkul, hogy a gy6zelemert
szazezrek, vagy milliok eletet
kellene aldozni.
Ha a nemet nemzet hajlan-
do lesz kicserelni a diktatort,
a haborut azonnal be lehet es
be is fogjak fejezni.
Amennyiben ez mem kovet.
keznek be az vi evben, a $40
vetsegesek a haboru mai for.
majat eveken keresztiil fogjak
folytatni, amig a nemetek meg
nem eheznek.
A. nemetek ait hiszik, hogy
a tengeren valo pusztitassa
Angliat bekere kenyszeritik
vagy az europai semleges al
lamokat ARA terrOrizaljak
hogy azok vessek magukat k0z
be egy elfogadhato bekeert.
Emberi Szamitas szerint +:
nemetek csal6dnak; a brit bi
rodalmat mem lesznek kepesel
leverni S a haboru, ha esetle,
mem a nemetek, de minden ese
re a Hitler veresegevel fog veg
zOdni. r5 sa, ,5. .,21sz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04

Svedorszag "onkentesei" mar
oft vannak (miutan a spanyol
polgarhaboru 6ta az idegen or
szagbol kuld0tt katonasagot
"0nkenteseknek" szoktak lie.
vezni) S meg fognak a harcte-
rem a dan, a holland, a belga,
SGT esetleg a francia es angol
"onkentesek" is jelenni.
Ahogy az Egyestilt Allamok
kincstara is szelesre kinyilik,
hogy "hitelt" nyujtson es hitel-
be szallitsunk fegyvereket a
tinneknek.
Azon a kis harcteren az egesz
civilizalt vilag haboruskodik az
azsiai kommunizmus barbariz-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04

Ezekben a sorokban ne teS-
SEX ioslatokat keresni, inert er
telmes ember mem hajlando 10
sOlni.
Egyszeriien AIT irjuk meg,
hogy a jelenlegi helyzetek alap-
jan, jozan szamitasokkal, a
helyzet nerni ismeretevel, mire
szamithatunk a jov6ben.
AIT sem allithatjuk, hogy e
sorok iroja helyesebben tud a
iov6re k0vetkeztetni, mint bar
XII mas ebben az orszagban.
Lehetseges, hogy en- bizo-
nyos dolgokat ferden latok,
hogy masok jobban latjak s
hogy masok jobban meg tud
iak itelni, vajjon nit varha-
funk a jovotol.
Ezekben a sorokban tehat ne
tessenek Sc joslatot, Sc hataro-
zott igeretet keresni. Egysze-
rien olyan remenysegeket,
vagy felelmeket, amelyek a je-
lenleg lathato vagy varhat6
helyzet nyoman igerkeznek a
i0v6re.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04
BRoPHy BEKET PREuKALCAT

Kuonosek trefai 192Oik esztendo soran CIO
enoke ak akkor meg csupan szenbanyaszok ura volt XII
atkozta odaa melol John Brophyt akt mar akor azzal
meg hogy ulsagoan sokat utazgatk Europaba AIT
ertee ezaatt John L. Lewis hogy Brophy europai utai
Moszvaba vezetne alazatos tsztelette halong min
vorosek vezeTenek azoa meghat Nkolai Lennnek
apOStolnak.
Ez ks lelepezes egy cseppet etsze Brophynak aki
gondot nagyot es merszet ake hogy 1926ban banyasz
unio kozgyesen vraanul htba amadta Lewt es XII akar
ia elnok szekbo Oyanokat mondott banyasz
egnek meredt vadotak mar sokan azza hogy
dkaor hogy anna rosszabb egyenesen kancsukava dol
gozo de ezt 1926g mondta szemebe senk Brophy
ezt megte are vlasz gyanant Lewis vszont eepezte
egyko baratjat akr6l bebizonyotta hogy legosszabb
kommunista es Amerika feforgatasara torekszik
banyasz k0zgylesek mindig Lewis volt es 1926ban
is tejes skerrel ruga Ell odala meo Brophyt Kvetete
ks6 sotetsegre, aho volt sras es fogak cskorgaasa
kidobott Brophy ekkor meglehet6s nyitsaggal folly
tata voros evekenysget addig amg CIO szervezse ke
rut sor kozben John L. Lewis meggondoa AIT,
hogy skier erdekeben 0rd0ggel lehet sz0vekezn es
oldaa mee hva voros agitatorokat k0zuk egjobb
vez6 John Brophyt akinek mndent eeedett es megbo-
csatott.
Mines tagadas benne hogy Brophy htno CIO szervezo
bzonyut hszen nagyon tehetseges ber Szemet hny
CIO urai el6 hogy bizonyos Brophy ovabbra
is WORDS es WORDS maradt mindaddg amig kovet
kezet esemeny hogy Hitler Stain egymas nyakaba
boak es szovetsget kootek magasabb ceok erdekeben
Ugy atszik hogy ezt 0sszebarakozast meg Brophy
gyora birta evsen Ugy megundorodott toe hogy
hanyingere lett es ha gaz akkor jobb beatasra ert
Rendben lenne dolog addig, amig Brophy egyszerer
anasponra helyezkede hogy iyen arlas utan
maradhat t0bbe v0ros mezk0n hanem ezenul csak saa
eez6 munkajaval fog t0r6dn De Brophy mem ezt tete
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04

vilagon az er6sen erintcne
benniinket.
Ha a haboru eltart az ev We
geig, amire tobb a valoszini-
seq, akkor a gazdasagi viszo-
nyok azert is fognak javulni,
inert a haboru elobb-utobb
nagy rendeleseket ad ennek
az orszagnak.
Europa hadviselo nemzetei
ell voltak latva fegyverekkel, ru
hakkal, elelemmel egy bizonyos
id0re, de lassan egyre t0bb
nyersanyagra, elelemre es ipar-
cikkre lesz sziiksegiik es a ia
vasz vegere mar nagyon sok
holmit szallitunk a szamukra.
Canada mar decemberben
feltuno nagy bevasarlasokat
eszk0z0lt lit a beszerzett aru
nagyobb reszet oman kuldtek
Angliaba, inert Canada hitel-
kepes, mig az europai hadviselo
allamok hitelt lit mem kapnak.
Az ev vege fele = ha a ha-
boru eltart odaig - mar csak
a rendelkezesre allo hajok fog
jak korlatozni az Egyesilt Al
lamok es Europa k0zt a forgal-
mat.
Jobb viszonyok lesznek te-
hat nalunk, akar haboru lesz,
akar beke S az ertekek es arak
ennek megfeleloen felmennek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04
A SEGELYEK uGYE

A segelymunkasok szamat
emelni mem fogjak, ellenben a
segelyezettek alamizsnajat le
csokkentik.
A szovetseg a WPA munkan
Xviii m;nden egyeb segely-h-
adast raharit ujabban az al
lamra, varosra es megyere es
eek a politikai egyedek a Sc
gelyek osszeget levagjak min
dig melyebbre.
Reszben az allamok es varo-
sok a terheket nem birjak, resi-
ben az a baj, hogy az egyes
allamok torvenyhozasaiban a
f0ldmiivesek akarata ervenye-
sill, akik a varosokban lak6
proletarok sorsat mem ertik s
akik eppen exert a segelyek osz
szeget joforman "a semmire
cSOkkentik. @s* ~