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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-19

BuenOs Aires is currently na..,.
ing a heat wave. It's new items lt.o
this which start revolutions,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-19
January 10, 1880

January ~. 1880
JomeS n. O'Neil was elected pres
ident of the Henderson Chamber OF
Commerce by the board of direC-
tors Of that organization at Z meet
ing held Friday night.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-19
WANT ADS
Get f. .aaaIis

FOR PAINTS VlST: THE pLECT
OF Values" lis Just Ike ys.r.
store featuring d complete line a..
DEVICES quality paints. Alex S
Watkins. a.,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-19

WEEKEND SPECIALS-WE HAVE
Winesap apples l5c peck. a.>9
plenty Of oranges. tangcr;ncS and
green vegetables and tomatoes y
lbs. green cabbage 25c, Navy bean.
at. l0c. Come in and soc us al t"ol
places. Rcd Apple Fruit Store. ~
South Garnet ST. and {. j.
Neathery's place al Farmers Ware
house. iH-.h
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-19

FOR RENT: THREE ROOM APART
ment, Andrews avenue: fiVc room
house. Zollicoffor avenue: five
room house, Virginia avenue. X.
3. Wester, Observation-Disclosures.
lS-3,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-19

FOR SALE: THREE GOOD M1LCH
cows. Calves go with them. D. II.
Glover. Watkins Road. iyu'o d;
Henderson. N. &. lr-3,I
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-19

GET PRICES ON OUR rSED CAuS
before you buy. +. & L. Mo;"r G.
Dodge and Plymouth dealers. III
Chestnut street. i-cOG-N
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-19

BLOOD TESTED BABY CHICKS
hatchcd weekly. Boo!: aG,a4cg W.
ders now. Barred Rocks. New
Hampshires one day 10 two wcc:s
old. Henderson Hatchery. 2.g S
William ST, phone ST. I-2--,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-19

NOTICE H-R. FARMER HANS
2mmoth Cold Tobacco sea
Cocker strain for sale. Selected from
choice plants. cleaned. treated and
in excellent condition at 50c Der
ounce. 7. J. Harrington. phone
1902. 1921
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-19

WE SPECIALIZE IL ALL
kinds of body and fender re
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-19

NICE STEAM HEATED FRONT
bedroom for rent. Newly furnished.
See Ralph Finch, OF call ry.-j.
1913
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-19

HOUSEHOLD NEEDS. WALL
brushes recommo . led by Good
Housekeeping, Brass Polish. Floor
Wax, linolcum varMigh. Shc!i"c a,c
mirrolac enamel. Phone SO. Alex
S. Watkins. 1911
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-19

ALL STATE LICENSED BEAUTY
operators. Phone 900 for appoint
ment. Your patronage appreciated
Rrideers Beauty Shop. lit
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-19

WEBB'S HENDERSON SHOE STORE
Clearance Sale en- now. Every sf0e
reduced. 800 pair mems. wOmenS
and children'S on racks 4 9Sc
STAG, Sl.99. l1-:ii
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-19

Entered al =" POST office III Hender-
son, \. {. as second Class mail matter
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-19

FOR ALL PIPEWORIl. PLUMBING
repairs and contracting: leave call.
at Hughes Furniture Co.. phone
1878, or call residence 6l2-J. }. 6.
Wheeler, Jr. Representative OF J..
c.. Wheeler & SOM. l5-5t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-19

l WILL BE IN HENDERSON, NEAR
old Watkins Hardware corner with
q nice load Of my own raised p.g>
and shoats on Saturday. January
20. w. w. Jordan. I9-lt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-19

Tyranny is always so stupid.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-19

! business for the March "
Was the question Of different. -
crushed stone-long d Sua.r,. 49,, y"
troversy among contractor. '!'
producers and the commas. e
w. Vance BaiSe. CHIEF r,s.,..
was instructed to draw 10 .y.r..a'
tons Oh three types Of crushed
hard, soft and grave. cns... fl, ~. ."'
| specifications, and dl!crcr..r s
be mailed to stone PRODUCES ,.
will be given a hearing q. ]. ..,1,..
March |. "
BuenOs Aires is currently nss.,
ing heat wave. It's new item, H.,
| this which start revolutions,
WANT ADS
Get e suits
FOR PAINTS VISIT TIE pLtCr
OF Values" lis Just Ike q gs.r.
store featuring complete line A..
DEVICES quality paints. Alex S
Watkins. 49,.
! BLOOD TESTED BABY CHICKS
hatchcd weekly. Boo!: lG,auc. u,.
ders now. Barred Rocks. New
Hampshires one day 10 two rcc.,
old. Henderson Hatchery. 2,g s
William ST, phone ST. I-2--n
! NOTICE a-R. FARMER / WAvs
: ammoth Cold Tobacco sea
Cocker strain for sale. Selected .ro.
choice plants. cleaned. treated and
in excellent condition at 50c Der
ounce. 7. J. Harrington. phone
1902. 1921
FOR SALE: THREE GOOD Mich
cows. Calves go with them. D. H.
Glover. Watkins Road. lyu'o :;
Henderson. n. &. Ir-3,
NICE STEAM HEATED FRONT
bedroom for rent. Newly furnished
See Ralph Finch, or Gail Ty.-j.
1873
GET PRICES ON OUR rSED CAuS
before you buy f. & L. Motor c..
Dodge and Plymouth dealers. IL
Chestnut street. icoG-N
WE CAN REPAIR ANYTHING
electrical: rclrIgcratorS. motors.
! radios, stokers and any o,Uy. c.ac-
tricaI appliances. Gall 81 CN.!
Electric Service. Iii @!ont@...G
street.
WE SPECIALIZE ~ ALL
kinds of body and fender re
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
FOR RENT: THREE ROOM APART
ment, Andrews avenue: FIVE room
house. Zollicoffor avenue: five
room house, Virginia avenue. 4.
3. WeSter, 1nsarance-Rentals.
HOUSEHOLD EEDS. WALL
! brushes recommC . led by Gooc
Housekeeping, Brass Polish. Fow
Wax, linolcum var:2igh. Shc!i"c Mc
mirrolac enamel. Phone SO. Alex
S. Watkins. 1911
WEBB'S HENDERSON SHOE STORE
Clearance Sale On now. Every sfoe
reduced. 800 pair mems. WOmens
and children'S on racks 4 9Sc
! STAG. Sl.99. l7-:,i
l WILL BE IN HENDERSON, NEAR
old Watkins Hardware Corner with
nice load Of my own raised pcs
and shoats on Saturday. january
20, w. w. Jordan. I9-lu
FOR ALL PIPEWORE. PLUMBING
repairs and contracting: leave cal.
at Hughes Furniture Co.. phone
! 1878, or call residence 6l2-J. }. &.
! Wheeler, Jr. Representative OF J.
c.. Wheeler & SOM. l5-6ij
ALL STATE LICENSED BEAUTY
operators. Phone 900 for appoint
ment. Your patronage appreciated.
Rrideers Beauty Shop. l4-ti
! WEEKEND SPECIALS-WE HAVE
Winesap apples l5c peck. a.>g
plenty of oranges. tangcr:ncs and
green vegetables and tomatoes u
lbs. green cabbage 25c, Navy bean.
at. l0c Come in and soc us al t".o
! places. Rcd Apple Fruit Store. ~
South Garnet ST and {. J.
Neatfery's place at Farmer. Ware.
house. io-.I
L.EARN 4 TRADE
HIGH SCHOUL GRADUATES: Print
ing offers many opportunities tot
advancement to young men. Skilled
workmer in this Industry are IN de-
mand. THE SOUTHERN SCHOOL
OF PRINTING's faculties for
teaching he mechanics OF the TRACE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-24
CAUCUS SATURDAY

A Democratic caucus will be
held in the Puyallup library Friday
evening at 9 o'clock. Delegates to
the county Democratic convention
have been invited as special guests.
Bedding Plants. HIM Florist. So
7th and kay.--Adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-24
Large Allotment
For Sewer Work
S255. 006 in WPA
Funds Announced

An allotment of s255.o06 to
carry on Tacoma's city-wide sewer
improvement project was approved
by the federal WPA administra-
ton at Washington. Sen. Lewis B.
Schwellenbach advised The Times
by telegram Thursday.
Works Commissioner Bergersen
said this allotment was to insure
continuation Of the program which
has been under way the last sew
eral years. The current allotment
is not yet entirely expended.
The federal allotment is for
WPA labor chiefly as the city
and Its local improvement dis
tricts must provide materials,
equipment and engineering.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-24
O'Neill Play
Is Presented
"Ah Wilderness"
Opens Here

Reminiscent Of things past-of
high pompadours and high top
shoes, of Beautiful Dreamer" and
stereoscopes-, the story Of the
Nat Miller family is being brought
to the dramatic stage this week
by means of the Drama leagues
latest production, and one Of its
finest, All Wilderness" by Eugene
o'NeiIl.
The play opened Wednesday
night for a fortnight engagement,
fitting finale for a splendid sea-
son at the Little theater off Carr
Street. The play also marks the
close, for all time, of the old Little
theater building. the fall season TO
open in the groups new theater
on / st.
The stage settings for All,
Wilderness, as Is usual with
Drama league productions, were of
the best. Particularly effective was
the staging of Scene I, Act III. n
beach scene played in eerie moon
light, achieved by strong spots
focused on the actors while they
played the scene behind a thin
misty screen.
"Ah, Wilderness" is the story OF
love sick young man who loves
his Rubyat and his Swinburne, his
Bernard Shaw and his Oscar Wilde
with equal devotion. For the mo-
ment, he has his eyes fixed upon
socialism as his guiding star and Ia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-24

The local high light feature of
the WPA's observance of This
Work Pays Your Community"
week, May 2o-25. is a number Of
store window exhibits displaying
types of work produced by various
projects in the Professional and
Service division. The exhibits are
located in the South Tacoma Pen
neys store: Wortman's, 9Th avenue
between Cakes and Anderson, and
three downtown locations, the
Fishers. Peoples and Sears Roe
buck stores.
Representative Of the recreation
program are articles produced in
handcraft. sculpturing and carving
and fine arts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-24
City Schools
Close May 80

Tacoma school pupils viii find
themselves with q holiday next
week. Memorial day, and some viii
get a little head start the day
before.
supt. Howard r. Goold said
Thursday classes may be dismissed
after the Memorial programs OF
next Wednesday, May 20, provided
the programs end no earlier than
2 o'clock.
Special Memorial day programs
are being planned by veterans
organizations throughout the city.
Stores, banks, public buildings
will be closed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-24
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Nation Is Aroused

country appeared not only deter
mined to build to top strength its
army, navy and air force. but to
take drastic measures to guard
against fifth column or Trojan
horse movements.
President Roosevelt has asked
congress to transfer to the justice
department jurisdiction over aliens.
It was a move made essential. the
president said, by the startling
sequence of events abroad--fifth
column treachery.
The following developments shone
through events In Washington to
give a picture Of the nations re-
action:
Crowd Is Angered
In Del Rio, Tex, an angry crowd
OF 400 persons, headed by ex-serv-
ice men. escorted three professed
Nszi agents to the city limits.
They were told not to return, but
the agents warned their electors
that hundreds will take our place
In every county in Texas, every
state In the union and every coun-
try In the world
In New York 200 representatives
of the National Legion Of the
Mothers Of America announced
they had formed the nucleus Of an
anti-parachutist group that would
make an invader "sorry he was
ever born" They hoped to have
10000, 900 mothers equipped with
guns by July to combat any par
achutist invasion.
Sfudebaker Has Plan
In New York u. S. Commissioner
OF Education John w. Studebaker
proposed a plan for mobilizing the
thinking power of Americans by
democratic methods. which would
"out maneuver" the controlled
thought Of totalitarian states.
In Washington the assistant
commissioner OF the bureau of rec
lamation disclosed that employees
OF Boulder dam are being ques-
toned about their background. TO
determine IL there is any danger
Of sabotage by workers.
In Miami. Fla, the city commits
sion ordered drafted an ordinance
/ requiring registration and finger
printing OF aliens. to combat pos
sible fifth column activities.
Rickenbacher Vocal
In New York Capt. Edward "
Rickenbacker. World war ace. rec
commended the training Of 50.00C
fighting pilots through a vastly
expanded air mail system. ir
which letters outside metropolitan
areas would be delivered exclusive
ly by air.
The Military Training Camps
association. meeting in New York
adopted a resolution urging imme'
date adoption OF universal com.
pulsory military training by tho
federal government.
In st. Paul. MINI. Gov. Arthur
IN. James, OF Pennsylvania, speak
ing to a Republican rally, urgeS
congress to remain in session unit
the United states Is rearmed anC
the international crisis abates.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-24
REVIEW THuRsDAY

Tacoma Tent No. 2 of the Mac
cabees will hold a review Thurs
day. There will be entertainment
and refreshments.
Or. Harry B. Allison has re-
turned from his vacation and re-
sumed his practice at 1922 Medical
Arts Bldg. adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-24
Man Unconscious
After Fall Here

Knocked unconscious by a fall
to the sidewalk at 18th st. and
South Tacoma ave. Wednesday eve
ming, Fred Stoliker, So, s47is South
Tacoma ave, was taken to the
Pierce County hospital.
Officers p. NJ. Welton and d. c.
Hager reported the man sustained
A scalp injury, evidently after suf-
fering fainting spell. Hospital at
tendants reported his condition inn
proved Thursday. Stoliker Is the
manager Of the Avondale apart
ments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-24

trayals of Walter Snowman as
Nat Miller, head of the house OF
Miller, and Clifford Hoist as SID
Davis. Others in the cast, all of
whom rang true to character, are
Esther Ohlson, Clare Hopper, Con-
stance Knight, George Rapin,
Hermie Heron, Milton Ketcham
and Carol Nootnagel.
Mrs. Cecil Fuller was director
of the fine three-act comedy which
is being repeated Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-24
Sounds Warning
In Speech Here
Kiwunuins Heur
Speech by Burns

Frank Burns. Seattle. former
Republican national committee
man. Wednesday night warned
business men that unless they took
= more active part in the govern
ment they would find themselves
IN the same position as those of
Germany. me warning was de-
llvered in . message to representa-
tives of II Kiwanis clubs of South
west washington who gathered in
Hotel winthrop.
He said laws were passed by the
legislature Of this state which
benefited 20 per cent of the people,
leaving 50 per cent without rep
resenfation. This condition is
brought about by heads of various
departments which ask for increas-
ed funds without giving an audited
account Of how previous allotments
have been spent. he declared.
Pressure groups exerting influence
upon the legislative body also
share In the responsibility. he
added.
c. o. Rolsted. president of the
Tacoma club. welcomed the $50
members Of the various clubs.
Prizes for the afternoon golf
tournament at AIlenmore were
given by Edwin Deyo. A corsage
was presented Mrs. Margaret
Rawson coheen. director Of the
Lincoln . cappeila choir. Musical
selections on the xylophone and
bottles were played by Gordon
Rogers of chehalis, accompanied
BY Wendell Williamson and Will
lam Judd, also Of Chehalis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-24

busy ballyhooing the 4th Of July,
the time of the play, holding 1t to
be a ridiculous farce.
The production may well boast
of a beautiful job of casting. Par.
ticularly good in their roles are
Mrs. Philip Garland as Mrs Miller,
William Melton as Richard tthe
masculine half of loves young
dream), and Louis X. Woodsord,
father of the object of Richards
young dreams.
Also noteworthy are the por-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-24

IVES, speeds fine in its place.
i bur in cigarettes, millions
have learned that the big extras
I. in pleasure and saise are on the
slow side. - the sIow burning
side. Naturally, the slower your
cigarette burns. the cooler the
smoking. 1.-The more mildness
and favor you get.
Camels. made from costliei
tobaccos. ARE definitely slower
burning. They give you extra
miIdness, extra GOODNESS, extra
favor and extra smoking pei
cigarette per pack (ses bsisu)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-24
HERE'S MORE BOU T
The German Report
STARTS ON PAGE oNT

ique, issued at Adolf Hitler's field
headquarters, referred to the
bombing of an English port for
the first time and admitted that
the big British, French and Bel
gian armies ESTIMATED at 1,000,-
600 mem trapped in North France
and Belgium were putting up the
strongest resistance.
1t said the German offensive
through Belgian Flanders and
across the river Scheldt was gain
ing ground slowly. despite the
strong resistance Of the enemy.
This was the main front held by
the British.
Three transports and one tank
er, totaling 10000 tons, were said
to have been sunk in the English
channel. One destroyer also was
damaged and German airplanes
effectively bombed the ports of
Dunkirk and Dover.
The high command said that
German speedboats torpedoed and
sunk an allied destroyer off Dun
kirk.
German spokesman and news
papers emphasized today that
Adolf Hitler's prime objective
Of the war was the conquest
OF Great Britain.
German reports painted
picture OF despair and near
panic In London and Paris be-
cause OF the initial success of
the hammering blitzkrieg,
which 80 far In this war has
swallowed Holland, Luxem-
bourg, about two-thirds Of
Belgium, pushed huge
''bulge" into France and Great
ed a serious threat that the
war soon might be fought on
British soil.
Hitler's own newspaper, the
Voelkischer Beobaehter. warned
that the war may be carried to
Britain very soon.
The German press as whole
made no secret of the fact that
not Paris. but the shores of Eng
land, were the Germans goal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-24
Core Of the News
WILL HOLD DANCE

South Tacoma Townsend club
No. 8 viii hold a business meet
ing in Veterans hall. 1929 So. Ia
coma way. at 7:30 p. m. Thursday.
There will be dancing from 3 to
midnight, with a prize for the best
walters.
Butter down again. at Cow But
ter Store. adv.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-10
ENNEK A
SZOVETSEGNEK

lehet koszonni, hogy ma mar
Anglia fizet6- kepessegerol Sc
beszelnek, inert biztosra .veszi
es j6va l1agyja a polgarsag
oriasi t0bbsege, hogy sziikseg
eseten Anglianak hadiszereket
es repiil6gepeket - ingyen is
szallitunk, Ha Hitlerek mem
szovetkeztek volna Japannal,
ilyen hangulatvaltozas ITALIAN
eveket vett volna igenybe.
Ennek a szovetsegnek lehet
koszonni, hogy Latin Amerika
nemzetei veglegesen mellenk
szegodtek, hogy szilard val6-
sag lett a Havanaban lefekte-
tett pan-amerikai tervekb6l.
S ennek a sz0vetsegnek ko.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-10
8 VI ID ME

tol, amellyel a kampanyt meg
kezdte.
Hogy. ma is nap-nap utan
munkat iger minden egyes en-
bernek, AIT egyszeri kortes-
fogasnak minositi mindenki,
hogy az vi deal 0sszes reform
torvenyeit helyesli, az legfel-
jebb a reakcios republikanus
politikusoknal okoz hideglelest,
de nlindezeken tul ment Mr..
Willkie a multi heten.
Az egyik beszedeben azzal
remitette az orszag munkasait,
hogy a Social Security nyug-
dijat senki mem fogja meg
kapni, inert mire kifizetesre
kerilne a sor, ez a nemzet
csodben lesz. Mar t. i. akkor
lesz cs0dben, ha mem Mr.. Will
kiet valasztjak meg, eln0knek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-10
MAGYARORSZAGBOL
KINOSAN

vegyes hirek erkeztek mutt
heten. A tengely-hatalmak
nyomasat egyre er0sebben erzi
a Sziilofold, ami sem a nem-
zet belpolitikajanak, sem a
kilpolitikajanak mem hasz-
nal.
Az orszagon belul a nemet
parancsra hallgato magyar
nacik (nyilasok) most mar
teljes szabadsagot elveznek, S
a kormany szemmel lathato-
lag azon igyekszik, hogy a naci
program megvalositasaval sizes
sen, s legalabb megtarthassa
egy id6re a kormanyzast.
Kulp olitikaban a becsi egyez
seq ota teljesen a tengely-ha-
talmakhoz kell igazolni a nem-
zetnek, de az utolso napok
berlini es romai jelentesei mar
egyenes ,katonai szQvetsegrol
is beszeltek. Ezek szerint a hi
rex szerint a romanok es a ma
gyarok teljesen es azonnal csat
lakoznak a tengelyhez es ha
kell (vagyis ha Berlin kivanja)
a haboruba is azonnal belep-
mex.
Szerencsere a demokrata
nemzetek Magyarorszag sajat-
sagos helyzetet megertik es az
Egyesiilt Allamok legnagyobb
lapjai peldaul a felel6sseget
teljesen az eroszakos tengely-
hatalmakra haritjak.
Amerikai magyarok kituno
szolgalatot tesznek a sztilo-
f0ldjuknek, ha az amerikai
kozvelemennyel megertetik ait.
hogy a magyar nemzet teny-
leg mem tehet egyebet az adott
helyzetben, inert teljesen XII
van szolgaltatva a tengelynek
(Ez sokkal k0nnyebb lenne
ha egy par amerikai magyar
futobolond mem 0rilne nyil-
vanosan es hetenkent, hogy a
diktatorok sz0vetseget k0t0ttek
egymassaD. ,@r~n
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-10

akarja a hatarozatlan iranyok-
ban halado egyenekre a nenl-
zet sorsat rabizni, S peldaul
Wisconsinban rosszul all a. La
Folette senator szenaja.
Ketsegtelen, hogy LaFolette
mem a sajat kepessegei, hanem
elhunyt apjanak nagy tekin-
telye kovetkezteben volt a
szenatus tagja idaig, amint-
hogy occset is az apja altal
szervezett eros polltikai masi-
neria iiltette annak idejen az
allan kormanyzoi szekebe.
Mindket LaFolette tehetse-
ges es tisztesseges ember, mind
ketten igyekeztek az apjuk
nyomdokain haladni S mind
kett6nel tehetsegtelenebb egye-
mex is llnek fontos politikai
tisztsegekben es dzsabokban.
De ha Bob La Folette XII
bukna, mem lehetne er6sen
sajnalni, inert sziiksegtelen,
hogy csaladi dinasztiak alakul-
janak az orszagban, S hogy az
apjuk 0rok0seikent keruljenek
emberek szenatori es kormany-
zoi szekekbe.
Mikor a harmadik terminus
veszedelmer6l olyan sokat be-
szelnek, erdemes lenne neha az
ilyen dinasztiak kialakulasara
is gondolni. e
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-10
Az EGYESULT
ALLAMOK

kormanya es k0zvelemenye
ma mar teljesen egyseges alb
ban a felfogasban, hogy a ha-
rom diktatura ellenink k0tott
szovetsege veglegesen es fenn-
tartas nelkul a brit birodalom
oldalara allit benniinket.
Az elnok es kormanya EFT re-
gen meglatta S multi heten az
ellenzek vezere (Willkie) ismet
leszogezte, hogy a nemzet biz
tonsagat csak ebben lehet ke-
resniink.
S ha meg szjiksegunk volt
valamire, hogy teljes legyen a
nemzet egysege, AIT a diktato-
Iok meg dtak a mutt heten.
Nemcsak a japan kulugy-
m niszter, de Mussolini hazi-
ujsagiroja is nyilvanosan fe-
nyegetett meg benninket, ami
csak AIT mutatta, hogy mem
ismerik ezt a nemzetet. Mert
az 0nerzetes a1nerikai polgar
soha nem fogja elturni, hogy
akar Toxic, akar Roma vagy
Madrid mereszeljek megmon-
DAM, hogy milyen politAkat
kell es szabad az Egyesult Ala.
mok hepenek kovetni.
Az ellenunk k0tOtt szovetseg
es ez a szemtelen beavatkozas
ARA birjak ezt az orszagot
hogy a fegyverkezessel meg
iobban sieSSen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-10
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HASONLOAN

szerencsetlen beszedeben az
zal remNett benniinket, hogy
ha a polgarsag meg egyszer
Rooseveltre szavaz, akkor t0bbe
soha dernokracia mem lesz eb-
ben a hazaban.
Eek a kijelentesek Macy
ban emlekeztettek a polgarsa-
got ARA az id6re, mikor Mr..
Hoover fenyegetett1 meg ben
ntinket, hogy fiji fog n6ni a
nagyvarosok elhagyott utcain.
ha mem st kiildjiik vissza a
Feher Hazba, S emlekeztettek
benniinket ARA a negy ev
el6tti butasagra, amikor a MI
Willkie partja a social Sc
curityval remitett benninket
hogy kozonseges "szam" les2
az amerikai polgarokb6l.
Mr.. Willkie sokkal tehetSege.
sebb ember, es sokkal becslile.
tesebben kezdte a kampanyt
semhogy ilyen dajkameseke1
kellene a valasztoknak beadni
s csalodottan erzi a polgarsag
hogy a ''regi garda" befolyass
ervenyesulni kezd a jeloltnel.
AIT sem erti meg a 'gondol
kozo polgarsag, hogy nilyer
logon vadolja Rooseveltet a re-
publikanusok jeloltje, amiert
allitolag "vedtelenil" hagyts
az orszagot, mikor a kongresz
szusban a republikanusok al
.andoan elblokkoltak a honve
delem minden javaslatat, ami!
francia hadsereg 0ssze men
omlott.