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Judgment may be Enthusiastically.
Prejudices soWn in propaganda may
warp common sense at this time.
Heart and Home: This is day
for routine tasks. Under this sway
gossip and scandal will flourish.
The wise will guard their speech.
There is a sign encouraging decep-
ton and even treachery. Women
should be careful to teach the FAM
lily high ideals at this time when
subtle forces will undermine moral
foundations. The products of war
include hate, deceit, lack of respect
for authority, contempt for proper
ty ownership, mental distortion of
wrongs into rights and other fail
ings that undermine character.
Business Affairs: Fair activity in
many lines of trade is presaged
Fall buying should be generous
wherever average needs are to be
satisfied, but there may be a de-
cline in the sales of Injuries. The
wealthy will have opportunities TO
purchase many old-world products
that will increase in value, for
many arts and handicrafts in Eu-
rope have been wiped out forever
and precious things of high future
value will be offered at low prices.
National Issues; Individual diff
ferences of opinion regarding pre-
paredness will cause various states
to demand attention, as fear for
the future spreads. The Pacific
Coast will require special conSidera-
ton while evil portents in Asia
continue to cause alarm for island
possessions. Training of men for
war service will be speeded as de-
Tense weaknesses are exploited In
Europe and Asia.
International Affairs: Astrologers
foresee for Hitler a decline in world
power. His lucky month of March
will prove unfortunate in 1941, it
is prognosticated. Although his once
fayorite seer. Martin Huber, was
sent to a concentration camp be-
cause he predicted that the Fueh-
rer would be murdered by his own
troops, .other seers have dared to
prophesy a tragic fate not far off
There is a sign which seems to
forecast for the United States a
move that will be far-reaching In
its international results.
Persons whose birthdate it Is
have the augury of a year of aver
age good fortune, but new enter
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LOOK and LEARN BY G. GORDON

/. simplest of all machines?
ice-Pesdent with President Coolidge?
of the largest order of insects?
A. Who referred to rag of
rival Niagara?
ANSWERS:
/. The lever.
g. G.. 49,
The beetle - KEY
Kping in THE Vampire"
zambeM River.
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MODERN ETIQUETTE by poprprA LEE

decks of cards
for bridge party?
for poker party To throw out soed
would the the host were
wearing a soled, wrnkled shirt
@ a bridge it
call his attention to it?
A Criticism of another, in game not
craftsmanship.
O. with the
fingers?
A. sailed nuts olives, celery
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peasement policy was futile, did he
turn to Henderson's proposal and
crack down on scrap iron shipments.
AXIS STRATEGY

The new strategy of the Axis pow
ers is to concentrate against British
forces in the Mediterranean during
the winter months when gales lash
the shores of the United Kingdom.
Mediterranean moves probably will
take the following lines:
l. Hitler will occupy the rest of
France, which will give him
important French ports on the
Mediterranean, such as Toulon
and MarSeilles.
2. Acting in cooperation with
Spain, Hitler and Mussolini
will launch a drive against
Gibraltar and probably will be
able to take it.
3. Italian forces will bomb the
Suez Canal from the air in an
attempt to damage it suffi-
GENTLY SO that British ships
cannot pass through. This
would bottle up the British
fleet in the Mediterranean.
4. Italian and Nazi forces will
attempt to drive through the
Near East, cutting off British
oil supplies in Mosul and Iraq.
While U. S. observers abroad have
pretty good information that this is
the Axis program, the question of
whether it will succeed is another
matter. The proposed operations in
France, Spain and Gibraltar prob
ably will be successful, but the drive
on Egypt and the Near East is not
so einor'e
So far the Italians have not shown
the ability to do it alone, and if they
are to succeed they will need major
support from Hitler.
DAKAR AND MONROE
DOCTRINE
1t is not being shouted from the
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Daily Lessons in English % " L. GORDON

my father forbids from
going" Say my FORBIDs going" "FoRBDs ME
OFTEN MIsPRoNoUNCED first syllable
MUSK MUSH.
OFTEN MISSPEILED: out) not BALL.
Unreasonable, untmely, nltmed inopportune
three times and it is yours Let us
instant hrop as
THROW, first sylabe
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housetops, but actually the British
defeat at Dakar was just about as
much of a defeat for the U. S. A.
At first glance this may sound like
an extreme statement, but the rea-
son for it is that the Germans had
planned to use Dakar as a jumping
off air base to South America.
For several weeks they had been
working feverishly in cooperation
with the Vichy Government of
France to improve air facilities
there, and had concentrated twenty
large transport planes capable of
making the transatlantic flight to
Brazil. Supposedly these transport
planes were to carry German mer-
chandise being sold to South AM
erica. However, they are the same
type of plane which landed troops
in Norway.
One glance at the map will show
why Dakar is SO important to the
United States and the Monroe Doc
trine 1t is on the bulge of Africa
which juts out farthest toward the
bulge of Brazil. An airplane flight
between Dakar. and Natal takes
about half the time of an airpane
flight from New York to Brazil.
NOTE: Two factors contributed to
the British failure at Dakar %
General De Gaulle had shown them
confidential reports from French
men at Dakar that they would go
over to the British the moment the
British ships appeared; CD the Brit
ish had allowed three French cruis-
ers to slip through Gibraltar into
the Atlantic and down to Dakar,
and it was these powerful vessels
which caused the British retreat.
The cruisers had been allowed to
pass Gibraltar in the belief that
subsequently they would be friendly
to the British-but they weren't.
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HOROSCOPE
"The stars incline
but do not compe"
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13

This is an unimportant day in
planetary direction In the morn
ing, there is a benefic aspect most
encouraging to sound leadership.
Later, adverse influences are ac-
tive.
Heart and Home: This is day
favorable for heads of families. The
young will listen to advice and
make the best of good counsel
under this sway. 1t is promising
for church work in which there
will be a stimulation of interest.
The clergy will assume extra duties
in the coming winter which will
bring into close relationship mem
beers of many faiths who will extend
practical aid to the unfortunate
Much illness in coming months will
increase demand for nurses.
Business Affairs: Autumn trade
his week should be brisk. Con-
densed foodstuffs will bring fol-
tunes to American inventors who
will provide sustenance for starv-
ing persons in Europe and China.
Need for warm clothing should be
recognized early. Merchants should
profit through dealing in woolens,
also furs which will rise III price.
National Issues: Radio will be
the medium for personal attacks on
political leaders. Libel suits will
cause rules even more stringent
than those followed by the dicta-
tors who restrict air comments.
Words will continue to flood the
listening public and to cause an
increasing desire to measure can
didates by deeds instead of prom
Uses. Warning is given that the
choice of members of Congress
means more than in the past as
the nation prospers in world Of
chaos.
International Affairs: Sabotage
will be responsible for disaster
in the United States affecting the
manufacture of machinery en-
ployed in war implements. Agents
of Germany will cooperate with Il
fifth column composed of young
radicals. A newspaper chain will
encourage hatred of the British in
a manner that enlists many sup
porters. Well-meaning women will
promote enemy plans by advocating
peace and opposing CONSUMPTION.
Persons whose birthdate it Is
have the augury of year in which
they will encounter difficulties, es-
pecially in domestic affairs. They
should be tactful with their in
laws.
Children born on this day prob.
ably will be good-natured and ex-
tremely intelligent They may laci
self-reliance and should be taught
independence.
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ported from the United States 49,
026 barrels of lower grade gasoline,
or more than 20 per cent of all such
exports during that period.
Military experts say that japanese
planes, if necessary, can use ordinary
motor fuels as long as they are not
required to operate at very high
speeds.
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1910 OCTOBER 1910
SUN MON TUE WED THUR Fri SAT
l 2 3 4 s
6 z 8 9 10 II LII
IA 2et2a[ 50 al
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
OCTOBER IL
William j. Baldwin
larvae Gov

OCTOBER IL
William j. Baldwin
James Sey
P. r. Bradley
Mrs. Robert Rice
Mrs. George Getchell
Thomas l.. George Jr.
OCTOBER Is
Capt. James v. Davis
John Michael Gray
Beverly Airline Powers
Charliene Arnold
Roman John Sullivan
Jack Newmarker
Robert Rice
Billy Spaulding
Emmett B. Conner
Mrs. M. O'Malley
Albert Schramm
Olavi Wahto
Wilbur Kusistio
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MONDAY, OCIUBER IA
Adverse planetary aspects are &C
tive today 1t is not date for
success in launching new projects.
While the mind may be exceeding
ly active and the energies alert, the
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A war correspondent for NBC,
Helen Hiett, of Pekin, Ill.,, is be-
lieved to have been under bomb fire
more than any other American
woman, as result Of her expert
ences in the Ethiopian and Spanish
wars, the invasion of Holland and
the blitzkrieg Of France. She is
aow on the scene reporting the
bombing Of Gibraltar.
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Washington
Merry
Go-Round

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priSeS or investments should be
avoided Women may be unlucky in
love affairs.
Children born on this day will
probably be we'll ordered in their
lives, intelligent, talented and per-
fectly poised. They may have
splendid powers in criticism or an
alysis.
Copyright, 194O
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u. S. TIN LETTERS
The Merry Go-Round has received
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04

became an independent nation
to the present moment there
has never been a generation
in aOhich some of the most
distinguished and most use
tul men 1Dere not men aDho
been born ON the other side Oj
the Atlantic"
The Hte and cgabitions OF
Louis Kossuth can be COM
pared in a aOGy to that OF
George Washington. The mtdl
difference comes hOaDever in
comparing their achieUnaents.
Both OF them lead a revolal-
tiondry aOar in order to benefit
their respective countries Nth
the big difference that Louis
Kossuth tcjled for reasons be-
yond his control, and George
Washington succeeded
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04
"A MAGYAR NAPRA
kESzUL A ". SIDE
Vasarnaphoz egy hetre a Barta
erd6ben tartjak a Silk West
Sidei Magyar Napot

A harmadik West Sidei Ma
gyar Nap julius .14-en, vasar
nap a Barta erdoben kezdodik
10 orakor szalonna stitessel.
Ket zenekar fog muzsikalni
A tanc egy orakor kezdodik,
a Medve- -Szikora es Mate rem
des zeneje mellett. Minden-
fele sz6rakozasrol fog CONDOS
kodni a rendez0seg. Belepti
dij 35 cent. Kerem vegyek fl
gyelembe, hogy a plakatoko
rs cent van hirdetve es ez
nyomda hiba.
Az etlap a k0vetkezo: fiis-
tolt kolbasz, magyar gulyas.
laci pecsenye, toltott kaposzta
es mindenfele finom haziasan
kesziilt sitemenyek. Kerjuk
az OSSzmagyarSagot, hogy par.
toljak e napot, mivel az 81
magyar hitkozseg reszesiiln
fog a tiszta haszonbol. A meg.
maradt osszeg pedig a West
Sidei Magyar Polgari Kor u,
otthonanak a fentartasars
fordittatik, amt megvettiinl
junius lien, es amely a Do
nald Avenuei 2218 szan
alatt van es minden alkalomrs
kado Erdekl6dni lehet a;
elnOknel. Telefon: 3O46O.
Tisztelettel
A TISZTIKAR
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04
MAGYAR lEkNY
sep E:REDNIENYE
Vass Annuska, aki 1936-ban
Nagybizottsagi 0szt0ndijat ka-
pott, kitiin6en vizsgazott

Vass Janos kozismert youngs
town. uzletembert es nejet
nagy 0rom erte abbol az al
kalomb6l, hogy leanyuk Anna
Marie, aki a youngstown kor-
hazban kezdte az apolon6i ia.
nulmanyait, maid Columbus,
Ohio-ban vzsgazott, ahol a dip
lomajat a legmagasabb osztaly
zattal nyerte el Bachelor of
Science degree-vel. Mint "a
legjobb tanulo, $50 dollar 0sz-
tondijat is kapott.
A tehetseges magyar leany a
Youngstown College-ban to-
vabb folytatja a tanulma-
nyait, amelyek elvegzese utan,
mint okleveles apolon6- -oktato
fog muk0dni.
Miss Vass egyike volt azon
Youngstown magyar tanulok-
max, aki 1936-ban "a szokasos
Nagybizottsagi osztondijat kap
tax, avval kezdte a tanulma-
nyait.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04
A MAGYAR NAP
SZ0NOKA

DR.. Kerekes Tibor, wash
ingtoni egyetemi tanar, az
Amerikai Magyar Sz0vetseg
titkara megigerte Brogley
Ferenc nagybizottsagi elnok-
mex, hogy elj0n q Magyar
Napra mint sz6nok.
DR.. Kerekes jelerlleg San
Antonio, Texasban stanit a
nyari egyetemen. El0adasai
augustus 2-an yeg9odnek.
'Ha maskep mem, akkor
repul6gepen jov0k Youngs-
townba, hogy lit lehessek
augustus Are a Magyar
Napra," mondotta DR.. Kere-
kes.
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MAGYAR RADIO
Nagyszeriien szerepelt DR.. Lau.
risin Jen6ne a hetf6i Nagybi.
zottsagi Magyar 6rah. Vasar-
nap Beniczky Rudolf szerepelt

Igazi miiveszi zo1igora jate-
kot mutatott be a Nagybizott-
sag magyar radio orajan a
WFMJ allomason het,on este
DR.. Laurisin Jen6ne, aki List
Ferenc nehez 10-k magyar
rapszodiajat jatszotta lie mi.
utan ferje DR.. Laurisin Jen6 g
Radio Bizottsag elnoke List
Ferencr6l, a vilaghiru magya,
zongoramuvesz eslEzeneszerz6.
r6l tartott r6vid el6adast.
Oroz Ferenc IS Nelapks
zenekara zolgaltaatak a beve
zet6 es befejez6 sep magyar
zenet. Jean Van 6nekelt sz6l6
ban.
Vasdrnap este is1net gyo
ny0rk0dhettiink q rs 4ves Be
r1iczky Rudolf muveszi zon
CORA jatekan. Ezuttal a Mon
day Musicale Club orajan sze
repelt imnar negyedszer min
meghivott muvesz es magya!
voltahoz hiven List Feren,
remek Magyar Fantaziajat jat
scotia. Ezuttal tanara Grus
Herman ah valamikor a Blu
dapesti zeneakademian jat
szott, kiserte a naSodik zon
goran.
A Nagybizottsag magyar
radio oraja minden hetf6n es
te hallhato a WFMJ alloma
son (142O kilocycle) este 10:1!
t6l 10:30-ig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04

A haborus hangulat nyoma-
sa alattI a kongresszus meg
szavazta es Roosevelt elnok ala
irta AIT a torvenyt, amely ARA
k0telez minden Amerikaban
lako idegent, registration es ez
alkalommal ujjlenyomatat is
lie kell adnia.
Valoszinii, hogy a regisztra-
las utan mem polgar bevando-
roltak igazolo kartyat fognak
kapni.
A torveny vegrehajtasanak
reszleteit most dolgozza XII az
igazsagugy minisztrium (de-
partment of justice) Washing
tonban es mar is bejelentettek
hogy miel6tt megkezdenek a
regisztralast, az idegen nyelvii
sajto, az egyhazak Is egyletek
utjan nagy felvilagosito kam-
panyt inditanak meg.
Nekiink youngstown magya~
rolxnak a Nagybizottsag utjan
kezunkbe kell hogy vegyiik ezt
a nagyon fontos iigyet. Mem
tudjuk ugyan hogy hanyan le-
hetnek magyar testvereink ko-
zul, alxik mem polgarok, de bi.
zonyara lesznek sep szammal
A. Macy ottsagnak teyet
kell kidolgozni, hogy az egy.
hazak es egyletek utjan maj
most hozza kezdjen a mem
polgarok osszeirasahoz, hogJ
akkor arnikor jelentkezni kel
maid tudjuk, hogy kinek kel
segitsegere menni.
Ugy gondoljuk, hogy a leg.
tobb ,olyan magyar aki mem
polgar, alig tud angolul (mert
ha tudna irni Is olvasni, maj
regen polgar lenne.) Ezeknel
okvetleniil segiteni kell.
Mint ertesiiliink, azoknak is
regisztralni kell maid, akiknel
meg van az els6 papirjuk, ha.
csak mem lesznek polgarok q
negy honapon beliil.
Sok asszony abban a hitber
van, hogy talan mem polgar
Polgarok mindazok az assoc.
nyok, akik 1922 szeptembel
el0tt mentek ferjhez es a fer.
juk azon id6pont alatt nyerte
el polgar levelet. Ugyancsak
polgarok az ilyen polgarlevelek.
ben felsorolt kiskoruak, ha
mem is sziilettek ebben az or.
szagban.
Mindezeket a dolgokat i
lenne megbeszelni a Nagybi.
zottsag legk0zelebbi gyiilesen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04

many torvenyvegrehajto seer
vel utjan erelyesen tud es fog
eljarni."
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04
MINDENklNEk, AkI MEG Mem POLeiR
4 H0NAPON BELUL JELENTKEzNI kElL
Roosevelt en6k aairta t0rveny Mar most ke gondos
kodni arrol hogy nempogar magyar testvereinknek
den tekntetben segitsegere legyink

inert igy lehetunk segitsegere
azoknak, akiknek maid re-
gisztralni kell.
A regisztralas maid a f6pos-
tan t0rtenik. Jo volna Italian
mar most felajanlani Craver
f6postamesternek, hogy a re-
gisztralas ideje alatt magyar
tolmacsolat bocsat a Macy
bizottsag a rendelkezesere, ami
nemcsak megkonnyiti maid a
regisztralast, hanem segiteni
fog a mem polgar magyaron is.
Roosevelt eln0k a tOrveny
alairasa alkalmaval a kovet-
kez6 fontos nyilatkozatot tette:
'.Az 1910. evi Idegen Re
gisztralasi T0rveny"-t, melyet
most irtam a.la, ugy kell ertel-
mezni es vegrehajta11i, mint
olyan programot, mely mem
csak az orszag megvedelneze
set, hanem azoknak a lojalis
idegeneknek megvedelmezeset
is celozza, a, Xix ennek az or
szagnak vendegei. A hatarain-
kon beliil tartozkodo hozza-
vet0leg harom es fel millio
idegen regisztralasa es sze-
melyazonossaganak megallapi-
tssa mem jelent megbelyegzest,
vagy ellenseges ernest azok
irant, akik bar mem polga-
rok, hIisegesek ehhez az or
szaghoz es intezmenyeihez"
| "A legtobb idegen ebben az
Eorszagban olyan, ali azert
j0tt idle, elveibef1 bizalma es
hite volt es megilleti st, kijal
neki a t0rveny teljes vedelme
Az orszag biztonsaganak leg.
fontosabb erdeke, hogy az ide.
genellen6rzesi program Macy
felel6ssegerzettel legyen vegre.
hajtva. Sajnalatra 1i1elto len
ne, ha ennek a rendszabAlyoz6
programnak soran barnelyik
lojalis idegent kellemetlenseg
erne."
"Ebben az orszagban az
egyetlen hatasos idegenellen-
orzesi rendszernek kizarolag a
szoyetsegi kormanyt6l kell
erednie. Gyakorlati szempont-
boil ez eppen olyan igazsagos,
mint t0rvenyes es alkotmanyos
szempontbol. Minthogy a
kongresszus a t0rvennyel kiser-
letet tett egy egyetlen es egy-
seges modszer megvalositasara
az idegen regisztralas ezen
bonyolult problemajanak keze-
lesere ebben az orszag agban,
ugy think fel nekem, hogy az
allamok vagy varosok reszer6l
a kiserletek, hogy kiilon fog
lalkozzanak a problemaval,
mem kivanatos zavart es ismet-
leseket eredmenyeznenek."
"Kerem, hogy polgarok es
nem-polgarok egyarant, az
uggyel jaro felel6ssegek teljes
erzetevel kozremiik0d jenek,
hogy ext a regisztralasi felada-
tot sirnan, gyorsan es baratsa-
COS szellemben valositsuk meg,
celunk az leven, hogy a hata-
rainkon belil tartozkodo azok-
max az idegeneknek, akik or
szagunk elveihez hisegesek XII
vannak maradni, lojalitast es
bizalmat meger0sitsiik. Azok-
kal az idegenekkel, akik hit
lenek es elt0keltek, hogy art
sanak az orszagnak, a kor-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04
MACYARORSzAC
VSSzAKOvETELI.
A RECF ERDELYT
Bomlik Olahorszag. A ma
gyar kormany felti a Karpatok
hatalmas hatar lancat. A
legujabb hirek

Habar nagyon nehez a valo-
sagot kiiSmerni a Rornaniabol
erkezo hirekb6l es az amerikai
tudositok budapest jeentesei-
b6l, a helyzet ma valoszintileg
a k0vetkezo a legujabb hirek
alapjan.
Words muszka orszag nem-
csak vissza vette BesSarabiat,
hanem elfoglalta Bukovinanak
egy reszet, ami Magyarorszag-
gal hataros. (Bukovina soha
sem tartozott Oroszorszaghoz,
lakoi kozt vannak magyarok
is = a csangok.)
Romania behodolt. A bukast
most Karoly kiralyra es zsi-
dokra probaljak kenni.
Magyarorszag azonnal moz-
gositott inert fel6s, hogy a vo-
rosek mem allanak meg a
Pruth folyonal, hanem el6nyo-
mulnak a regi Erdely hatara-
hoz a szekely foldet kelet fel6l
vedo hatalmas Karpat bercek-
heZ.
Oroszorszag a zavarosban
halaszik es hogy mire ler1ne
kepes, AIT csak a j0v6 tudja.
Csak a nemet es olasz nyo.
mas tartotta vissza Magyar.
orszagot, hogy ne vonuljon bs
azonnal Erdelybe, ahol ket mil
lilo, huszonket eve elnyomott
sanyargatott magyar varja /
| felsZabadulast.
! Magyarorszag tehetetlen 8
nemet IS olasz hatalonma
szemben. Kenytelen tteha,
varni. 4&-t,ss
Romania hirtelen nemet $40,
vetseges lett, ait remelve
hcgy a nemetek ITALIAN mem en-
gedik meg a magyaroknak
hogy visszavegyek Erdelyt.
Nemet repiil6gepek erkeztek
mem Romaniaba, hanem Bras.
soba = Erdely szasz lakta re.
szebe. Ennek is kel hogy je.
lent6sege legyen.
Nemetorszag felti a roman
OLAF szolgalatot. AZ oroszok
k0zel allanak a roman ola
mez6kh0z.
Magyarorszagon most arat.
max. A mozgositas nagyor
hatraltatni fogja a kiil0mber
sem jo termes aratasat. A ne.
meteknek kell minden szen
magyar buza, ugyancsak all e.
Romaniara is.
Az oroszok megakadalyoz
hatjak a szabad forgalmat 9
DunabO a Fekete tengerbe
evyel elzarjak Magyarorszag
egyetlen jelenlegi VIII ossze
kotteteset a vilaggal.
Puskaporos hordon i'll Euro
pa delkeleti sarka es a Bal
kan.
! Lehet hogy mire e sorok mes
jelennek d0rogni fognak a;
agyuk a magyar hatarokon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04

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hour ON Station VIM. 1t
is particularly fitting that
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