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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A

Observation-Disclosures va 0
csatlakozasa mem sokat jelen-
tett, inert a becsi egyezmeny
ota (mikor a diktaturak Err
dGly kiseba reszet vissza itel-
tek) csak a csatlakozas formal
resze hianyzott.
Mem volt titok senki elott.
hogy a Romaniaba vonulo ne
met csapatok egy kisebb resze
Magyarorszag vasutain vonuit
keresztul, ami magaban we've
a semlegeSseg feladasat jelenti.
Itelni lehetett azokbol je-
Iekbol is, amelyek a nyilasok
(magyar nazik) feszkelodesen
megnyilvanultak.
Tulsagos sokat az sem fog a
helyzeten valtoztatni, ha -
amint hirlik, - a nemetek
roman-magyar-bulgar szerzo-
dest kenyszeritenek a haron1
kis allamra, inert voltakepel1
ma az egesz Kelet es Deleuro-
pat a nemetek uraljak: en-
mex az uralomnak csak az
olasz es meg inkabb az oros2
kormanyok allitanak itt-ott
nemi korlatot.
A multi heten meg Csaky
kuliigyminiszter arrol beszelt
hogy Magyarorszag belugyeibe
a kllf0ld belle mem szolhat. De
termeszetesen a nazi befolyas
erosodik, Rerlinben mar ma is
a magyar kormany ujja-szer'
vezeserol beszelnek neme1
gyozelem eseten nazi kormany
es rendszer lesz minden kelet
europai allamban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-28
WASHINGTON ARIA
KESZITI

hE0Ax l.
elo a nemzetet, hogy az an
gol vilagbirodalom nemsokara
nagyob segitseget fog kerni
ett0l a nemzettol.
Azonkivi!l, hogy sirgetik a
fegyver es ropul6gep szallit-
manyokat, maholnap kereske-
delmi hajokra is lesz szikse-
gik.
$50 iesz arrol is. hogy ne
hany honap mulva esetleg KEEP
telenek lesznek az lit rendelt
aruert fizetni ait hitelbe
vagy ajandekba fogjak kerni
ettol az orszagtol.
Itt-ott olyan hangok is hal
latszanak mar, hogy a szal-
litmanyainkat amerikai hadi-
hajok kiserjek, ami termesze-
tesen az azonnali haboruba
valo avatkozast jelenti.
Az elnok ugy rendelkezett.
hogy a ropul6gepek es fegyve-
rex felet a gyarak neklink, a
mask felet az angol kormany-
max szallitsak, S a k0zeli he.
tekben ezt a rendelkezest meg
valtoztatni mem fogjak.
Az amerikai kereskedelmj
hajok szamara a tengereket
valosziniileg januarban meg
nyitjak, vagy hajoink egy te'
kintelyes reszet Anglianak ell
adjak. Ez utobbi rendelkezeS
jobban Setszene a nemzetnek
inert ha hajonk isrnet felkerc
six a haborus wicket, akko1
hAboruba .vezet6 incidensel
konnyen j0hetnek es biztosar
eljonnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-28
HITELT MEM
ADHATUNK

mindaddig, amig a kon-
gresszusts mJohnson t0rvenyt
hatalyon Xviii mem fogja he
lyezni. Az a torveny tudva-s
lev6leg megtiltja olyan kor-
manyoknak a hitel nyujtasat,
amelyek a hadi tartozasaikat
mem akartak lit rendezni.
Ezel6tt harom honappal meg
beszelni sem mertek volna er.
rol a kerdesrol megdobbento
az a hangulatvaltozas, amely
megnyilatkozik a lapokban.
Azok a nagy lapok, amelyek
egy evvel, vagy akar hat no
nappal ezel6tt meg ait is ellie
neztek, hogy KESzPENzERT
hadiszereket szallitsunk, ma
nemcsak a johnson torveny
hatalyon Xviii valo helyeze-
set ajanljak, hanem egyenesen
ait kivanjak, hogy ne hitelbe,
de ajandekba adjunk mindent.
amire Anglianak van szik.
sege.
A Gallup-fele er6probasza-
vazason a polgarsag tobbsege
ugyanezt vallja.
E rovatban egy ev ota
majdnem hetenkent foglalkoz.
tunk ezzel a kerdessel, val.
tozatlan az a velemenyiink
hogy ha a haboru aprilisig
eltart, haboruban latjuk ezt 9
nemzetet, ami mem az anne.
rikai kormany vagy nemzet
akaratabol fog tortenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-28
A GAZDASAGI
HELYZET ii

HELYZET @
tarka es foltos volt a multi
heten. Az angol iparvarosok
nagymervu es sikeres bomba-
zasanak a hirere a tozsdeken
ismet zuhantak az ertekek,
inert attol tartott a penzvilag,
hogy ez esetleg a haboru ko-
zeli veget jelenti.
A g0rog gy6zelem kes6bb @r-
kezett hirei azonban ellens,!
lyoztak ezt a felelmet S a panik
elmult a het vegere.
A mar uzemben levo honve-
delmi iparagakban ugy a val
lalatok, mint az emberek eleg
jol sot a vallalatok kitiin6en
keresnek, de a javulas nen1
mondhato meg altalanosnak es
teljesnek.
A nehez ipar, az ercbanya
szat, a tavi hajozas es az epit0
ipar, valamint az auto ipar
nagy aktivltasa dacara a ke--
resked6k panaszkodna inert
ugy latszik az emberek ragasz
kodnak q keresetfez, inert
allitolag a sorozas bizonytalan
saga is hatraltatja a vasAr-
last.
Mindezek dacara termesze-
tesen a k0nnyu iparban is ero-
sen erezheto emelkedessel dol
goznak, ma komolyabb gaz-
dasagi szakk0r0k mem a
depresszio kinyujtasatol, ha-
mem az inflaciotol, az emel
ked6 araktol es az azzal jaro
spekulacio kiburjanzasat6l ret
tegnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-28
KELLEMETLEN
MEGLEPETESBEN

reszesitette az eln0k0t a
kongresszus, mikor nagy tobb-
seggel elhatarozta, hogy mem
tavozik a helyer0l S egesz az
ey vegeig egyiitt lesz.
Az eln0k ugyan elore kijelen
tette, hogy ezt mem ellenzi,
de mem volt titok senki elott,
hogy szivesebben vette volna
a kongresszus berekeszteset.
Reszben azert, inert esetleg
letargyalja a Logan billt a
kongresszus, ami mem lenne az
adminisztracionak kellemes. Ez
"a javaslat minden kormany-
bizottsagot (mint pl. a Labor
Board, a Securities Exchange
Commission, stb.) alavetne a
rendes birosagoknak, illetve a
bizottsagok d0ntesei ellen a
bir6sagokhoz lehetne fordulni.
De mem kellemes a kormany-
max a kongresszus egyutt ma
radasa azert sem, inert ket-
harom kibukott senator (Holt,
Burke, stb.) gyakran felel6tle-
nil kellemetlen dolgokat be-
szelnek S tiszta rossz akarat-
boil lehetetlen helyzetet te-
remthetnek a kiilugyminiszte-
rum szamara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-28
A SUPREME COURT
ERDEKES

d0nteseket hozott, miota a
munkajat ismet megkezdte.
Hatalyon xviii helyezte a La
bor Boardnak ait a donteset,
amely a Republic Steelt ARA
itelte, hogy sztrajkol6 mum
kasai altal felvett segelypenze-
ket megteritsen az egyes me-
gyeknek.
A Supreme Court ramuta-
tott, hogy a Labor Boardnak
itelkeznie kell munkaskerde-
sekben es szervezeti ugyekben
de biinteto hatalommal es ha-
taskorrel mem ruhazta fel a
kongresszus, inert meg mindig
van polgari birosag.
Valoszini, hogy a Labor
Board vi osszeteteleben mem
is bocsajtkozik ezutan ilyen
szelsoseges kalandba, de a b.
rosag d0nteset megis altalanos
megnyugvassal fogadtak.
Megtiltotta a Supreme Court
az also birosagoknak, hogy
tito parancsot adjanak k
picketeles ellen, inert ait ha.
tarozottan eltiltja a szovetseg
t0rvenye. (Ez mem akadalyoz
"a meg az egyes allamok biro
sagait, hogy a sajat allamail
torvenyeinek megfelel6 tiltt
parancsokat ne adhassanak XII
inert a Supreme Court ide vo
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-28

Barmennyire b6vuljon XII az
ember erszenye, vagyaihoz ke-
pest mindig egyforman Silk
rnarad.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-28
HETI 81 ZE NJ L b

A Dies kongresszusi bizott-
sag ismet sokat hallat maya
r6l, nap-nap utan nagyobb
szenzaci6kat igernek, inert az
vi kongresszusbol ismet egy
millio dollart akarnak kivagni.
Altalanos a velemeny, hogy
a Dies bizottsag vizsgalodasai
nem sokat ernek hogy a ke-
mex es szabot6r0k iigyet az
FBI alaposabban, kisebb lar
naval es kisebb k0ltseggel
tudia vizSgAlni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-28

natkozo dontese csak a $40
vetsegi birosagokat erinti.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-28

lehetoseggel mindenki, amig
ARA meg van az alkalma.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26

Brush, comb, mirror, troy,
powder box, nail file COM
plets-olI at one low price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26

ST Mems Fitted Coses with military
brushes, rozor with blade, shaving
cream, toothposte, comb -S9e
ST Silver Thin Double Edge Rozor
Blodes, packed so in box------89e
$50 Owens Hair Brushes, solid wooden
backs. Dupont NyIon bristIes--l.54
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26

ST Hair Brushes. splendid bristles- -5Se
ST MiIitoy Sets, z brushes, comb -4ss
25c Nail Brushes, posteI bocks---iss
25c Tooth Brushes, variety styles, col
ors for 25s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-03

Fortnightly club hall. c. 4. from
bley was elected temporary chair
man and Mrs. c. E. Bartlett. act
ing secretary. The chairman was
empowered to appoint member
ship. planning and finance COM
mittees. Owing to the relatively
short time before opening OF the
Narrows bridge. 1t was decided
not to enter into any extensive
plan Of planting at this time but
to concentrate upon seeding avail
able spaces with quick growing
flowers. The committee would
appreciate suggestions, also dona-
tons Of seeds.
Class Continues
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Constable
have returned to their home at
Shore Acres after wintering In
Phoenix, Ariz.
The women's society of the
Memorial Presbyterian churcs will
meet at the home Of Mrs. F. Sea-
brand on Friday.
Miss T.. Kelley Of the county
agriculturist's office viii continue
her class in interior decorating at
the Amateur Garden club Friday
afternoon at 1850. The public Is
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Erickson re-
turned Monday night from an auto
trip from New York City and
Washington. d. c.
Tho Lions club meeting on Mon
day win be q closed business ses-
sion.
Music Festival
At the Gig Harbor Union high |
school musical festival Friday II.
3. Maier will present the a cap
pella choir In several numbers.
There win be selections by the
orchestra, the senior band and the
,eginners' band. A massed band
of the orchestra and
land will accompany the choir in
,hosen selections. The sololst will
" Miss lorraine Midsatre.
r. Fisher Of Gig Harbor was
'lected president Of the Advisory
'ouncil OF the 9Th congressional
district Of tho Townsend clubs.
Mrs. Harvey Wheeler. sister OF
FRS. A. Burkland, who Il q pa
lent in st. Joseph's hospital. Is
considerably improved in health,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-03
BY WILLIAM L. WHITE

GIBRALTAR = About one-third
OF the working time Of any news
paperman In Europe Il taken up
In waiting for visas.
Every little two-bit country on
this continent land many Of them
are no larger and have less dig
nifty than our state Of Arkansas)
requires a visa.
Even II you want only to cross
It on the train. and not dirty your
shoes with its native muck, still
you must. before starting, apply
to its consulate, give your name,
your passport number, your birth
date and place, your fathers and
mothers names. birth dates and
birth places-shuck out about two
dollars and then. IL they like you,
they unbend sufficiently to give
you permission TO cross their
sovereign boundaries.
Now in order to go from Cibrai-
tar to Bucharest by land. would
probably need the visas Of Spain.
France, italy, Jugoslavia, and
Hungary. as well as that Of Ru-
mainland I've got to get them
all in Gibraltar.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-03
Democrats Election
Winners in Alaska

JUNEAU, Alaska - Democrats
showed their strength In Alaska
by winning every precinct report
ing in the general primary. .
check-up showed today.
Except for Fairbanks. where the
Democratic margin was more one
sided, the major centers of popu-
lation gave Democrats an edge of
about 8 to 5.
Only a few outlying towns re-
manned TO be heard from. Con-
gressional Delegate Anthony J.
Dimond, Democrat, outstripped
Cash Coal, of Juneau, who won the
Republican nomination. by a sur
prisingly large margin over his
fellow townsman. Attorney Sam
Duker. Dimond polled 3.346 votes,
Cole 1888 and Duker 465.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-03
Sister Of Tacoman
Passes in Seattle

Mrs. Mary Hunter Barber. sister
of Daniel McKinnon of Tacoma,
died Tuesday at her home. $50
25th ave.. &c., Seattle. Funeral
services viii be held Friday at I
p. m. from the Butterworth NOR
tuary.
Other than her brother. Mrs.
Barber leaves her husband, John
Of Seattle; three daughters, Mrs.
Grace walgren of Bremerton. Mrs.
Agnes Doyle and Mrs. Dolores
Fuller; a son. John; mother. Mrs.
Agnes McKinnon; two sisters. Mrs
Ray Pearson Of Seattle and Mrs.
James Petetrie Of Richmond, Cal,
and = brother, Corey McKinnon Of
Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-03

Franz Hoskins of Tacoma has
been awarded fellowship at Rice
Institute at Houston. Tex. accord
ing to word received on the Uni
versity OF Washington campus.
where he was graduated in 1888.
Hoskins Is now an assistant in the
department Of physical education
at Ohio State college in Columbus.
He WAS captain OF the Husky
swimming team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-03

"Tsesms's srsstsss birthdsy
panty 10 under wsyl" ssid Mr.. L. n.
Burnsss, president 81 esrnstt
Brethsrs. Their Anniversary comes
but sses each ysss. end when h
does, thsy eslebrets IN Q msnnss
REILLY bssittins 70 Tseems's Iced
Ing JswsIry stersl
For messhs the preparations heve
been seiss sorwerd. With the COOP
srstiea Of their ssuy nsnufeetsr-
era end iebbers they bought heov-
ny end secured truly remerkebie
suey Of velses. end now they ore
ready TO sivs yea birhdey presents
thst their customers viii long re-
membeF.
h @ super eelebFotien With The
entire store ticking pert. Dent fell
10 come 10 their 47nd Birfhdey
Perry. The srsnd vslses they are
giving you ore their woy Of seyins
think you for the continued conf
deaee yea have shown In their
iswelry store.
bishdsy cakes were given todey
10 sseh iedy customer. kothiss Is
on sale which 10 net worthy Of be-
ins serrisd in their ie~ely store.
Their helf-millios satisfied Gus
tomers, whether they ere residents
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-03
Take a Look at Europe "

Some countries maintain
here = consul Of sorts. but he
IL usually . mongrel eoclney
or mixed cockney-and-Spanish
lawyer. alternately sleeping
and starving to death In >
grubby little garnet, surround
ed by Wondering law books
and over-fed cochroaches.
And these worthless Il refer nov
10 the consuls) keep the mos
truly aristocratic office hour
known to man. They open-no
even very promptly at IL in tn
After an hour devote
TO the press OF affairs they clos
with q bang at IL for lunch, a
which they apparently gorg
themselves into comas. for the,
are not awake and open again un
III four. when they transact bust
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-03
fIheuomeVsa
-..run-doWn-
50me@MMqgf
'nlyjob!

THEREFORE, / reason scnsi.
i bly,. the Tonic to take for
my rundown condition is S.S.S.
build back my body and blood
strength stimulate my appetite and
soon n feel 1.-The myself again"
In my work sturdy health Is every
thing ). I must keep fit and ON top
Of my job TO hold II and pick up my
weekly pay envelope.
II YOU feel tired. let down :. or low
IA spirits. in the absence Of an organic
trouble. SIS. may be Just what YOU
nerd to snap back into your goodself.
You owe il to your -.
elf 10 begin on SIS. =.
foday-it b economy
% regain health
economy to E
purchase the -
large size SIS. y 1EEH
Tonic. SIS. c.. - 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-03
Burnett Bros. in
Huge Celebration
Pioneer Jewellers Celebrating And Ami
versorY With Greatest Arroy of Bur-
guins Ever Assembled in Store

Of Teeems Or whether they ere from
the ferfhsst tredins sections Ground
Tseems. will find nstienslIy known
femevs lines ssitsbls for srsdus-
tien. wedding sifts and fer the home
Of UNUSUALLY low priesa
Addifienel help hos been snsesed
for the glorious Birthdey Sole. Ser
vice fseilities hove been increased
metsrieily 10 insure the best posi-
bio service for the many HUNDREDS
Of customers who will crowd the
store this week from the minute
the deors ore open.
The sfoss 10 set, The prepare
lions ell mode for the srestest Of
dynsmie sales in the history Of To-
come.
we. ourselves, ere 90 snfhussd
thet We want the whole Of Toeousa
TO know what wonderful sole we
have in store fer Them" sold Mr.
l. n. sstnett.
Burnett Bros. ksvs been known
In Teeeme end Southwest weshins-
ron long % Teeers's Lesdins Jew
eless. end the splendid modern
store. with courteous end helpful
staff. Is loestsd OF s24 Broadway,
In the eeater Of the Tseems shop
ping disfrief.-Adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-03
Tacoman Gets
I eaching Post
Dele CluYmon on
Gig Hurbor Stoff

GIG HARBoR - Gig Harbor
Onion high school directors have
ruled one Of two vacancies existing
On the teaching staff. 1t was an
nomced Thursday. Miss Dele
Ruth Clayman was employed a.
English and LaSln teacher for the
coming school year. She IL q
graduate OF College Of Puget
Sound and comes well recommend
Cd for the post. The other va
csncy win be filled later.
me PENN sula Identification
committee met Tuesday evening at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-03

friend out a side door. admits me,
pockets my two dollars, and at
last stamps my passport with .
visa all under the majestic imprint
of the Royal Turkey Buzzard, en-
blematic of the sovereign kingdom
Of Transylvestia-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-03

ness languidly until five. then
close for the day.
Now I could probably enjoy this
Rock-in q way it's quite . pa
geant Of palm trees and narrow
little streets and beautiful Brit
ish officers and little Spanish kids
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-03

5. J. Drsyton. new special agent
In charge O. the FIJI In the North
west, win be principal speaker
Monday noon at the Tacoma Cham
Der Of Commerce forum At Hotel
Winthrop. Drayton. who has head
quarters at Seattle, win speak on
Problems Of Law Enforcement"
Drsyton Is but 50 years Of age,
and has been with the federal bu-
reau Of investigation for seven
years. Bert sweeting win act as
chairman during the session.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-03

Yeu know how much your
work win cost before your
cnse h started. I win gladly
exnmine your teeth WITH
OFT o , LtG A T I o n.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-03

in blue berets-and a harbor full
Of ships dragged in off the seven
seas to be frisked in the name of
democracy-if il were not for the
consuls-for the necessity Of drag
ging myself UP five flights Of
crumbling stone steps to get into
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-03

a waiting room. where I sit and
wait. listlessly reading the titles
of the law books. until His I'm
perial ExceIlency the Consul, warn
ed by his native clerk. puts on
his collar and tie, bolts the re-
mains OF his lunch. hustles his girl
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-10-19
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