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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-19
FRENCH DRAMA.

Durham, March 19.-Duke uniVer-
sitv's annual French drama program
is 10 be given on the campus at 7:45
o'clock tonight. The play is Moliere's
.L'Aare." comedy of a tight-fisted
old man. Mime Marie Liniere Dow
directs the systematically cast.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-19

Teacher Association will be held in
the school Wednesday afternoon at
$50 O'clock, and Mrs. j. NJ. Baity,
president, has urged all members to
attend the session.
1t will be brief, and. all officers
and chairmen of committees will
give written reports, after which a
picture Conquest of Air" will be
Shawn
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-19
A Gentle Laxative
Good For Ch;!3so.

Most ony child who likes -.
modern la%a'iv" .nco will ~n... ,.',
it next Ext. time s'a2afaa .p"yr< a%~ We
him bilious head2chy. l..t!e.s o.. . ',,. e
set e Syrup OF Black-Drangais r ~,
flavor appeals to mos, crf,dr,,. IL"
simple directions, lis action i. 49, ~
ally gentle but thorough. p..nc %,o, =,
ingredient helps tone bowl "'y. ia!
rle&. Two sizes: ." and ?5r , ,.....
time, use Syrup Of Rlar'.-Ij.r,.,..,,l,'., .'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-19
ruE KILLER SpEAKS
h1b RlcHARR/HOuGHToN
DRHEATD
orAD THIS FIRST:

7 Biu Strickland. am suspected In
The murder of my friend. Alfred MARX
ham; rich young leWs dsrc5 az t Ra gar
fsI wbare he was killed. an hour after
his death. I am attacked in the dark
Kidnapped. taken to a deserted river! we.
front warehouse. Tied hand and 1905,
I nevertheless get into rowooaI Hte
next morning and am seemingly ar,II,
ing away TO escape, wheh ou'ie'
DjsrcsS the boat.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-19

zodal1 Dumbkopf says the, only
now things many husband VII
wear for Easter will be a n SoaiE
nocketbook and a harassed look'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-19
Business Meeting
High T. A. Is to
Be on Wednesday

It.e annual business meeting of
HENDERSON high Schpo! Parent
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-19
BRITAIN AND SPAIN
SIGN. TRADE TREATY

Madrid, March l9.-(AP)-Spain
and Great Britain have signed q trade
agreement covering the exchange Of
goods and clearing arrangements
which would permit Spain to acquire
raw materials in the entire area
where the pound sterdling is the
monetary base.
The agreement is effective imme-
diately. The Spanish foreign min
istry also announced the conclusion
of a trade agreement with SWitzer-
land, effective April /.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-19

o. E. ). Meeting
The regular meeting of Wellon's
Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star,
will be held Wednesday evening at
The Valley settler., 1940-05-10
NOTICE

Attention ell Logion ond Ex-Sorvico mon ting of the ratanuslra Vc11ov Post lIo. Is. Tho American Legion will hold it's rogul2r nl9c ting It tho Community Hill noxt Tuesday rcv l4--l04O. 1T TIT. BUTTE C037@UEI Ty HILL St. g--No womor ollowod .Rcfro shnont t
 L.P P.Roretson
 Comscndcr
The Valley settler., 1940-05-10
I '. woboGC Club 3oportor
BLCCALLJ3E.4- '7E

BACCLLLU7zA7E s12VICGs 8U.rD-Y 8undcy, Ny 18th tt B:oO P... tho School will hold it's annual F. lcurocto Services. odn3sd&y, fCT Is ct 8:QO P.N. will bo tho Comrlonc omont Progr:rl. Thoso events will be hold in tho Gynnc jun end will bc froo to tho public. 2vory- one is invited to cttond.
The Valley settler., 1940-05-10
HILLTOP TOT -i.17~~-7S CT

HILLTOP TO-Z' -L71-7S CLUB TT 39ho Hilltop romom- kor's Club not ct 'tho horn Of "rs. Tonrv LGRoso Try 7 wi tn ef 2 tt1ndc nco of Ii ght4@u. Mrs rom '-offit wss welcomed cs now
 1onb.r. Election Of officcrs WIS tn in business of the Gsv md tho
 fo1l owing 0ffic ors were oloct 1: Prs. ITS. IF. Sworode, Vice Pros. n rs 7obupt 2isl1v, Goc-Tr3- I-rs. [. Stobbins. Thveo VI. s aomo
 work don1 on folt n2 lrs. Zcol, ,prcauntad : woll wri tG5n p-por on 5"3ulhs'. Yrs lsrnor reported tAct
 tho proceeds from tl-o food salo on '2loction d:v mounted to slirhtly moro then eight doll rs. Fifteen ,c0nts moro @Es turned in letor by Ic lcdy Wi tn :. con8ciunco". This Inoooy is to Do us2d to help pay for it1o sorvicos of : cook tt tag Homo lne!-cr's cnnQcl SUI or ccmp ~t Yincis Lolo. | delicious luncheon, clirlc- xod with cpnlo pio z l.. mode, WIS
 sorVod by t25 hos toss, essis Go3 by ' re. Eocl:1r. pno club mom5 ITS md ,thoir husbands hr v3 bcun invited ito bo gQ1sts Of P. c17 ,ra. "a ICo1clC, | z s0cic1 m41tinr on the oVoninC of Icy 2l, tt tho hon.3 If Pr. ond Yrs. T. Cc@rh41l.
The Valley settler., 1940-05-10
E'N19FSIOE S-3VTC- NOTES

This time Of tho y,cr is z. good tim for horses to got r1n~o poisoning b7 oct ting roun} old stn. " ? las or whore g. in h. S bon st-c1-4d. I7-r> isn't much 2 for~~ur c@r 10 Tor nors2 with nGnoo poisoning yxcort 5o a2 crroful tho cnis-r Is F. 2-3pt wcy from nlccoB whore no12v or rusty straw, cheff, hey, or gra3n c; b. eaton.
 Don Irwin tho Zx9or11ont St t~tion scnd3 word tn: t thu C. ..pQlo trcos -r2 r0 dT Tor thoso p4Oplo who n v3 mcdo ppltcr tion for 5hom. Brinr TOUT own B0rl@p and dir your own 5rocs. Thy should Do tclzon s soon s noss bl1.
 [ nd n s.ring for tao 19A0 Soil Cona5rV'. tion progrcs will st Tt June l. If YOU wish to ruc3iv3 p@Taont on your l94O crops, turn in your ner9 to tn Extension Offico beforo Jrn- l.
 Iii ord P to arvo t:3o md nil4c~o, . z pro@r"cl for visiting firms must oo W0rE1d out. Tho f rmcr8 must be notified sho-d or tine whom lcnd s to bo morsuroG so th1v cen be pros- ont. Tlor3 will not Do tir3 to re- trCc9 nilos to r,o~ suro your fields so do your pert by gotting your na- no in on tim0.
Evening star., 1940-08-28
Golfers Qualifying Scores Show Leaders Gould Give Pros Battle
GofIs YoungMon's Game, DC.
|QuoIifiers in Amateur Show;
Peacock Among Failures

Otto Greiner, slugger from way
back. Otto carried one on the
green. So long was the course that
good hitters like Parker Nolan used
two wooden shots at the 18th hole.
Holes such as the second and 18th
became two full shots with wood.
Under the conditions the scoring
was unusually good.
Bogart Early Leader.
Bogart, leading the pack with o
73 in the morning round, needed a
at the 18th to tie Greiner, who
was already in with his leading las.
Ralph hit his second shot to the
green, putted down 212 feet short
and then blew the little one. I
asked him how. well, 1t looked as
if hit it quick" he said. "I did.
but tried hard. I knew what it
meant"
So tall Otto is just about the best
medal player among the amateurs.
He won the mid-Atlantic junior a
month ago at Columbia with 143.
And now he has won the medal
again in sectional test. He looms
as probably the best of the qualifiers
from this sector.
Roger Peacock was disappointed,
but not disgruntled. Il Just was
not good enough" he said. IF
played that way at Winged Foot I'd
be licked and deServedly so. I fn-
ished badly"
For Greiner the trip to Winged
Foot will be his third try at the
amateur title. He qualified in 1888
and 1889. Bogart will be making
his second bid for the title. He
qualified in 1888.
First Trip for Skinker.
But for Big Foot Skinker, the
youngster with the big swing, it will
all be new stuff. Earle never has
seen a national before. Billy Shea
qualified for the 1927 championship.
and Watts at 26-the oldster of the
group-made his first bid in 1884 at
Brookline. Bates has not qualified
previously.
Here is the way they finished:
mort ott0 GTepfE TssTa sssb Ms5ss s6rss Bait: on
Columbia, 76-14-I56; william L. Shea.
CONGRESSIONAL 7a-73-152; James o.
Watts, II, Lynchbure. Va, ,7s-74-15z;
Samuel Bates. Jr., Princess Anne Virginia
Beach, Va, s1-74-155: DR.. I'd Slime
bert, Terra Msriae, Baltimore 5a-56-
l55 ROGER s. Peacock Indian Spring. Is
GsH7-156: Eddie Johnston. Terra Msrise.
Rolling Road. Baltimore, s1-7G-15s:
William @. Eager. Baltimore c. C., So
19--l5a; Louis Fuchs, Manor. s1-Ts-
l5a; Bobby Brownell Manor, s6-13-
59; Harry A. Psrr. Sd, Baltimore C. c.
M Parker Nolan, Congressional si--
een-I6I Georse T Miller Columbia. So
ss99-Ilss3; PAGE Hufty. Chevy Chase. So
s1-s2-163: Georse Molloy, Capital. So
19-s5-164; Edssr A Lucas BaitiTnoTs
G c. S4-s1-165; George p BorsarL
Capital. s4-S3-l67
Luther c. Steward. r.. Columbia. So.
S5-161: Forrest Thompson Beaver Dam,
s4-s4-16s; Pat Martino. Capital. S4-
s5-16a; Ray Swearingen. Columbia 81
s5-112: r. e Jones, jr.. Hinendale. Ball
tlmore; s0-no card Herbert Wagner jr.
Green Gre dT Spring Baitimors s4-no card; Vol
Martin p: Mccarthy. Columbia. s4~no
card: Nathan Kaufman. Suburban. Balti.
more S4-no card: E. G. Barnes Rolling
Road. Baltimore s4-no card: Capt. Jesse
Auton. Columbia. s7-no card: G. Henry
Cohen. Capital. To-no card: william Me-
Intyre st. Petersburg. Fla. qI-no caro-.
Gene P1ttman; Congressional and G. M
Eerrls, Columbia-no card. Norman g.
frost Columbia, withdrew.
Evening star., 1940-08-28
# CHE: 3 S@

ence chess editor and Pauline H.
Papp. whose occasional problem
compositions have appeared in
British Chess Magazine, will super
wise the problem department.
Harold H. Pierce, 408 Elm avenue
Takoma Park, Nd, recently acquired
set of carved ivory chessmen.
formerly property of the Polish
Legation.
When the National Chess Fedora
ton was initiated some 13 years ago
as an Illinois corporation, H. E. Nc
Farland, now deceased, became its
enterprising secretary. All the old
records of tournaments of the
federation that were in the care of
Secretary Mcfarland have been
scattered. We hope to present the
complete story of the N. c. F. and
would appreciate the loan of any
historic documents on the organiza-
ton. -ses
ef
w. w. Gibbs of Staunton, Va, has
issued mimeographed edition of
championship games of the 1910
annual tournament of the Southern
Chess Association, held at Atlanta,
July Al.
Horace NJ Trent-In reply to your
query, the bad case of curiosity"
may be appeased for your guess is
absolutely correct. Chi Eta Sigma
f1ourishes; H. NJ. Ivy is employed
in the Virgin Islands according to
hearsay). is married, has two chill
dren, You and your friend at the
Naval Research Laboratory should
call at any of the local clubs men
toned herein from time to time and
affiliate with one or more.
august g. 1940)
Evening star., 1940-08-28

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Birmingham, 10: Chattanooga, S.
Memphis. II: Knoxville, ].
Atlanta. :: New Orleans. /.
Nsshville-Little Rock t2l. rain.
Evening star., 1940-08-28
Favorites Have Hard
Time in Southpaw
Links Tourney
No Upsets Registered,
But Going Is Tough
To Quurter-FinoIs
BY the Associated Press.

.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 28- The fourth
annual National Lefthanders' Golf
Tournament which has been any
thing but breeze for the favorites
despite the absence of upsets moved
into the quarter final round today
with promise of stern competition
all around
Alvin Everett of Rome, Ga, de-
Tending champion and one of the
longest drivers in the amateur
ranks, faced a difficult assignment
in opposing E. G. Thompson of
Columbus, Ohio. one of yesterdays
most decisive second-round victors.
Thompson eliminated Allen Mitchell
of San Antonio, Tex, and 3. while
Everett disposed of John Ross of
Milwaukee. 3 and l.
Alex Antonio of Roselle, N. j., the
1888 champion. who advanced on
a 5-and-4 decision over r. F. Koop-
man, Western Springs, Ill, met the
tournament dark horse. Robert ROM
berger of Toledo, Ohio. Romberger
stamped himself as a strong con-
tender by ousting Herman Wyman,
highly regarded st. Louis entry,
up.
Sam Alpert of Chicago. the tour
nament medalist, who was forced
to shoot par golf to edge out Harry
Bittenbender Of Oil City, Pa,
opposed Dan Scisn1, Evansville, Ind,
sports editor. Scism turned back a
fellow Indianan, E. J. Blank of
Batesville, on the 10Th green.
The other match sent Bob Edgar.
st. Louis, against Riley Trumbo of
Marseilles, Ill. Trumbo went 20
holes to defeat w. D. Guynes of
Fountain. Tenn. while Edgar edged
out j. R. Vance of Ponca City,
Okla, / up.
Evening star., 1940-08-28
Trotters Set Season
Marks at Syracuse
BY the Associated Press.


SYRACUSE. NJ. Y, Aug. 2S.-
Season records went by the boards
in the Grand Circuit feature race
at the New York State Fair as
Bill Gallon beat Fiorimel in the
$1,000 Noyes Stake for 2-year-old
trotters.
Florimel. owned by the Arden
Homestead Stable of Goshen. N. Y,
and driven by Pownau, won the first
heat and trotted the fastest mile
by a juvenile this year, 2.05, but
Bill Gallon, owned by r. H. john
ston, Charlotte. N. c.. and driven by
Lee Smith, came back to cut half a
second off that mark in winning the
second heat and then bested F1ori-
mel again in the two-horse runoff.
Evening star., 1940-08-28
Savannah Given Jolt
By the Associated Press.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Aug. 2S.-Au-
gusta's Tigers stalked into the camp
of the Savannah Indians, who had
just laid claim to record by win
ming % games from another club
and tore the hide off the Indians.
The Tigers smacked out % hits
of three Savannah pitchers last
night for a 12-to-5 victory.
Evening star., 1940-08-28
Henson Finishes I'D
As Three Tie for
RingerCr
Allen, Zimmermon. lsois
Playing OFF Deadlock
For World Title
Special Dispatch to The Star.


DES MONIES, Iowa, Aug. o.
Clayton Henson of Arlington. Va.
Metropolitan Washington ID. c.
champion, knows today what 1t
takes to win the world horseshoe
title, which will settle this after
noon upon the brow of Ted Allen,
defending ruler; Fernando Isais or
Guy Zimmerman, engaged in the
playoff of first place tie.
In finishing 22d in a field of 80,
the strongest ever assembled, Hen
son, a sensation back home, gained
only experience and the high regard
OF his rivals, many OF whom saw
In him coming champ.
Allen, Isais and Zimmerman tied
with % wins and 2 losses apiece.
Zimmerman led in ringer percentage
with $50, a record for world tour
nament play. Isais averaged 83.1
and Allen 824. Henson's pace was
72 for the 81 games, considerably
below the figure than won for him
in Washington.
In the first-place playoff. Allen
yesterday defeated Zimmerman and
Zimmerman trimmed Isais. If AL
len downs Isais today he will retain
the crown. Otherwise another play
off will be in order.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
BIRMINGHAM, 10: Chattanooga, s.
Memnhik Z. KnnYYille |
Evening star., 1940-08-28
BY PAUL J. MILLER.

Although he drew with Martin
Stark and Vincent Eaton in the re-
cent rapid transit tourney of WASH
ington Chess Divan, H. A. Rousseau
finished with a decisive lead score
over a field of eight in the Glass A
competition.
Undoubtedly Rousseau's opposition
represented the majority of local
blitzschach kleiner meisters. DON
aid Mugridge. the lad who usually
bowls over all corners at lightning
chess, was kept out of play by illness.
Ernest Knapp and Ariel Mengarini
we're out of the city and Carl Hesse
was busy with chores. otherwise the
rapid transit would have been the
most brilliant field ever assembled
here.
Leonard Minkoff eased ahead of
Conrad Willnich in class B. F.
w. F. Gleason drew with Minkoff,
while Dr. Waits won his game
against Willnich. K. Porter dropped
games to Ward Denman and Will
Mich, with Denman losing to Glea-
son and Willnich.
Glass A results:
: ::::: ! J. h E::3;: g.; J. !:
r. J. Feeney 51a ga S. Korda o Q
V. L. Eaton Ala 317
Class B scoring:
w l. w l.
Z Z N5nkos WT3ises, sia "a Pr " watts = ,,, Ga "a
K Porter 2 A. e. G'din ]
W. Denman A. Gr'sfater 9
Commencing with the September
issue, Editor Edward E. Hanna an
nounces that Midwest Chess and
Checker News" will be two maga-
zines in one. Barney Tails will edit
the checker section, Charles S. Silver
of Cleveland becomes correspond
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-29
A TOROK NEMZET KESZEN ALL A HARCRA

Torokorszag abban esetben ha akar nerneek aIar
oroszok tamadast nteznek barmey bakan ellen
keSzen all harcra Szraban evo rancia angol csapa
tokka nyomban amadasba at torokok es ennek
csak egyetlen haranyat tak Att hogy k0zvet
enul Hitler ellen harconi orasi avoagok Matt
szoveteges trsat Sant ke egbentani e ICY kart
Hitler hadseregenek
Ennek helyzetnek saerete bztatja Karoly roman dix
tator krayt ara hogy set legnagyobb hangon kezden
heszen es altaanos mozgostas rendelen el masfe
milo embert tud harc Sorba alltani
Magyarorszagra nezve vegteenil kellemeten maga-
taras amt tz nap oa romanok tanusitanak Azza fenye
get Karoy kray hogy szekeyeket khurcolja os fodkro
Romana kozepebe es eesen oah eruette fejeszti XII
deyt ahol 0bbe magyar szot es magyar ernest tr
magyar remenyseg eddig mindg Mussoni szemelyeben
VOLT a azonban mar eladta magyar erdekekeke
szerbeknek es inen utat hogy Magyarorszg
rovasara ronnanokka fog paktalni.
Ha ez megtortenk akkor n1agyarokat egyenesen
kegek Hitler kaaba es exert fele6sget Musson foga
viseln s%H.s..
SERB korany an1ely minden aron ivl akar maradni
haborn erdekes jegyzeket kdott roman tor0k es oasz
kornanyokak szerbek ugy erik hogy tlernek ket
rovd het kell Ronana tees meghodasara ANIMAL kabb
inert akkor magyarok es bulgarok is fevonulnak
t0rok fog6ba fog kern neet es taadasok
k0z0 Ha bztositva volnanak or0kok afeo Roania
ugy tud elenaln mint finnek, akkor maskent
heyze De katonai szakert6k ugy atjak hogy Hitler
pata meg gyorsabban vegeznenek romanokka mint
gyelekke tetk es ICY aaatosabb vona ha ell ehetne
riini Balkanon es t0rok hataron haborut.
Magyarorszagon alando izgatottsagot ke helyzet
magyar kornany kivansaga lenne hogy eesen semle
maradhasson oszag es ajnalata ata hogy roman
kraly ezt mem tudja megerteni.
Balkan kortl zajo haboru egyeten, arney Magyar
oszagra nezve veszedemes ehetne ks orszagnak abba
mines beleszosa Semegessgenek megorse eekeben huzo
mndg Oaszorszag e enyelte SERB csaodast de ha ait
most ujabb kazs kovetne akkor kpeen lenne elenall
Ia nernet reszr6l jov6 nyonasnak.
Mussolin erdeke az lenne hogy magyar narration ta
vol neme halozatto de ha ennek eleneben meg RENE
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-29
LOUISIANA SZOLGALT

ismet meglepetessel a nem-
zetnek, ahol a valasztasokon
a Huey Long altal osszekova-
csoat es az orszag tortenete-
ben eddig a legkorruptabb
politikai masinat a szavazok
szetzuztak.
Louisiana polgarsaga alapo-
san megtanulta, hogy mihelyt
a demokracias feladjuk, olyan
hatalmas mereteket oft a kor-
rupcio, amiben egy allan
k0nnyen elpusztul.
!. A volt Long masinabol ket-
szaz el6keloseg van. jelenleg
graft miatt vad alatt S eek
koziil mar sokan hdsulnek a
bOrtOnben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-29
nyeit elvesz magyar nemzetnek akkor obbe magyar
ba-atsagra fog szamithatni.
A FINN HARCTER ESEMENYEI

Az hadvezetoseg taktikat vatoztatott
szemben es ugy atsz hogy skeel kecseget T0bb mint
huszonhat napja ee es nappa folyik megkezdet csaa
ameyet oroszok egyeen panatra engednek szneeni
tamadasok allandosutak nnek ellen Mikor egv orosz
erred mar ket vagy harom Ora tzyonalban
akor csaa kozben vak fel e u ss eroben ev6 kaonak
oytaak aadast EFT persze csak vegtelen emberanyag
mellett ee megtenn anelye Stain rendekezk anely
ki1nerithetetennek latszik .. n. . S..
ks finn vedekez6 seregnek mines uanpotasa Ugyan-
emberek vannak aandoan sancarkokban fevaltas
mines es ICY fnnek vegeg kimerlnek egnagyobb agy
uzben elalusznak helykOn finn katonak gyalog
sag rohama kovetkezk akkor kell beejuk eeet sz
teknek hogy ellenal anak
Most mar maya finn fovezer is elisrner hogy ekkora
t0megekk t0ren0 taadasokkal szemben nagyon kevs
meny ehet vegeges gyozelemre Az oroszok ha
de alandoan el6re haladnak es agadhaatlan hogy
delmi vonalat attoek es mar csak az deigeneS
vedemi arkok korl foyk Kez tusakra sor es a
ulnyom6 e6ve szemben legh6eebb vedekezes kepeen
a tamadasok feltartasara.
Most mar negyvenot even fel tartalekosok harcban
vannak finn hadseregben, mig Stain meg mindig har
mine even auli katonakat tuda csatamez6ue dobni A
oglyok es elesetek egyenruhaar6 tudak fnne egAap
an att hogy obb mint keszazotven gyalogos
all veluk szenben es ugy latszk hogy had anyagokka
ulsagos nagy merkben endelkezne Napona kesza0ezer
agy6vedek esk finn vedemi vonaakra tehat olyan ia
mad6 Is rombo6 er6, anelyel szemben nncs elenanAs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-29

lapok arroI a komediarol, amt
a multi heten az AFL es CIO
Washingtonban rendeztek, ahol
isn1et egymast picketeltek a
ket szervezet munkasai.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-29
KET EPITESI
ATALAKITAS

munkalatait egymashoz ko-
eel folytattak Washington szi-
veben S mindket munkanal
szervezett munkasok dolgoztak,
de az egyik helyen az AFL, a
mask helyen a CIO.
Es a munkasok RESERVES ke-
reseteb6l kollektalt penzeket
ARA pazaroljak a vezerek, hogy
nnindket munkan picketeltek,
hogy a mask szervezet torkat
elvagjak.
Egyebekben a multi heten a
munka. fronja bekes volt, inert
csokkeno iizem mellett mem ta-
nacsos sztrajkolni ITALIAN eb-
ben az evben nagyobb munka-
zavarok mem lesznek, hacsak
a vezer urak politikai jateka
AIT meg mem kivanja.
Mind0ssze het olyan sztrajk
volt folyamatban, amelyek
egyenkent haromszaznal tobb
embert emeltek ki q munka-
Dol es csak huszonnegy olyan
sztrajk volt, amelyeFben szaz-
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-29
A HITLER-ELLENEs FORRADALOM KEs1K

MkorAnglia hadat izent Hitlernek akkor EFT abban
remenyben tette hogy hadzeneet Neeorszagban gyors
forradaon ogja kovetn amey es0pr egesz uraat
vezeresto egyitt Ebben reenysben csatakozot annak
deen Franciaorszag haboruhoz man Anglia reszer6
egesz bztosra igrk att hogy net bels6 forradaom eo
van kesztve e akkor atz m6don ehet gyzet arani Ne
rnetorszag felett
franca kormany most beismerte att hogy belso neet
forradaoa lido szernt atas nncs tehat gy6zeem
kovethet gyorsan neet egyel6re sz6tanul ri
habo okoza nehezsegeke ANIMAL is inkabb inert tudja
hogy Hitler nagyon reA nezve de meg roszab
ha egy gyozelem aran vi Versailles k0vetkenek rea
Franca felfogas szernt ehene bes6 neet forradamat
csinaln de csak akkor ha nee nezet bztosteko apna
afe hogy orradalom utan sztesseges beke kovetkene
Ez aatt nerneek ait erk hogy ez beet angol
ancia alamferak dktanak hanem j6zanul gondokozo
semeges aIamferak Ez alatt nemeek Egyest Alamo
kat etk es6sorban es csas Aerika szavara tennek
fegyvert
francia k0zvelemeny lyen iranyu fefogasanak ugy
parliamentary mint satoban egye ersebb vsszhangot ad
max es AIT titkoak hogy en m6don Summer Welles
rlka heyettes kgyinzer eurpai utanak skeret akaak
elokesten Hangulatot akarnak tereten Fanciaorsgba
amey oyan modon fogada Summer Wellest hogy
yat az ango koany megeezze es nagyobb haandosgot
mutasson bekere
francak ugy latjak hogy Hitler meg engedmenyek aran
hajlando lenne beket k0tni es kerne akor egy
ties erove tudnanak Stain ellen feepn es europa raboad
jaratat meggatolni.
Smyrna times., 1940-01-18
VIKING PRINCE
SAILS FOR U.
Bertil, Son of Swedish Crown
Prince, FavOrite During
Tercentenary
SEEKS AMERICAN GOODS

A Swedish delegation headed by
Prince Bertil, son of Crown Prince
Gustaf Adolf, is en- route to the
United States to organize purchas-
es of certain goods of Importance
in the Swedish national economy"
Dubbed by reporters ''the Viking
Prince" handsome, wavy-haired
Prince Bertil, now 27, was the lion
of the day when he visited Will
mington in June, 1888, during the
tercentenary celebration of the first
landing of the Swedes. Despite an
injured knee, he carried on for his
father, the ailing Crown Prince
Gustaf Adolf, in a two-day round
of speech-making, banquets, dedi-
cation ceremonies, inspections and
various city and state functions.
Even then he was forced to cancel
several engagements in which he
was scheduled to take part. Pre-
viously regarded as rather shy
young man with little taste for
public functions, he blossomed re-
markably as an orator and royal
super-salesman during his visit to
this country, but his bachelor
tastes still run to things mechan-
ical, and to puttering about in old
clothes.