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Evening star., 1940-06-11
Att|ee
Continued From First Paee.)

the scheduled secret session had
been postponed today. Mr. Attlee
said In the face of the new develop
ment in the war the Prime Minister
and the service ministers are very
heavily occupied"
He said the postponed secret ses-
sion of Commons would take place
soon as permissible but that the
date depends on events.
Substituting for Prime Minister
Churchill. who was absent, Attlee
told the House Britain had already
seized IA Italian ships. Ten others
are in British ports, he said.
He accused Mussolini of using
"jackal' tactics in entering the war
Mr. Attlee said Mussolini had de-
clared war because he saw chance
of securing some spoils at the eX-
pense of the western democracies
'Mussolini uses the argument of
the lackal that senses the possibility
of getting some scraps from another
beasts kill" Mr.. Attlee said.
Reason for Quitting Norway.
Mr.. Attlee said Allied troops had
been withdrawn from Norway be-
cause of the need to use them else
where.
"As the House knows Italy de-
clared war on France and Britain
this morning. Mr.. Attlee said
Hardly ever before in history can
the decision to embroil great
nation in war have been taken so
wantonly and with so little excuse
Great Britain and France have
always been prepared to consider
any grievances that Italy might feel
and right up to the declaration of
war had sought in every way to
prevent the war spreading to the
Mediterranean he said.
In his opening remarks on Norway.
Mr.. Attlee told how the Norwegian
government had come to England
to save Norwegian territory from
further destruction by the Germans
and to watch over Norwegian inter-
ests during the war"
1AC SpohC Va lllC lSliOUlC lOlC
Mussolini had chosen for Italy and
declared that Britain and France
had been patient under constant
abuse and proVocation.'
Italy's Motive Termed Sordid.
Italy, he said, had declared war
for purely ''sordid and material
motives"
Il cannot but believe that many
Italians will be filled with shame at
the rule thrust on them he de-
clared. France is now stabbed in
the back by the descendant of men
whom France has freed.
IF Britain is to be attacked in
the hope that from her destruction
Mussolini might get some pickings
for his new Roman Empire, Signor
Mussolini had made a profound
mistake Mr.. Attlee declared.
The victims whose spoils he
hopes to share are not dead.
The French people, never greater
than when in adversely, are fighting
magnificently by sea, by air and on
their own soil.
Britain with her growing strength
in the air. by sea and by land is
standing by her side. The Italians,
like the Germans, will find that
they have to meet resolute resist
| ance.
I'VE have no i'll will for the Italian
people. We are sorry they should
be brought to the slaughter on ac-
count of the overweaning ambition
and lust for blood of one man. but
we are prepared to meet the chal-
lenge.
Italy like Germany will feel the
blockade"
Mr.. Attlee said there was no fur
their information available on loss
of the of the aircraft carrier Glorf-
Gus, two destroyers. tanker and
transport. announced yesterday.
Evening star., 1940-06-11
Fire TonqIes Traffic

A small blaze at the Alpha Instru-
ment Co., 2103 K street NV, de-
layed hundreds of homeward bound
Government workers yesterday. The
fire started in the basement of the
building, where A. c. Stabler and
j. j. Mccarthy, employees. were re-
moving paint from some engineering
Instruments.
Evening star., 1940-06-11
Ford

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Evening star., 1940-06-11
To Plan Red Cross Unit

Nurses and members of the per-
sonnel of Episcopal Eye, Ear and
Throat Hospital will meet at 7:30
pm. tomorrow in the nurses home,
1440 NJ street NV. to discuss plans
for organizing Red Cross group.
Evening star., 1940-06-11
Gregory Honkin to Speak

Gregory Hankin, special counsel
of the Federal Power Commission.
will discuss the Fate of the Mega
tive Order Doctrine" at the weekly
luncheon meeting of the Federal
Bar Association at 1880 PM. to-
morrow at the Army and Navy Club.
Evening star., 1940-06-11
Senator's Wife Receivers

Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge. jr., wife
of Senator Lodge OF Massachusetts,
will leave Garfield Hospital tomor-
row. She was Ill In the hospital this
past week end.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-26
The Fans Corner

We'll, we were right! It was Hammon and Commercial on the winning end, but that Hammon- Nome affair was pretty ragged contest and the Hammons didn't look So hot out there. If they lay themselves open in their little tilt with the Alaskans next week as they did in the Nome game, it's going to be just too bad.
 The one bright spot in the Nome-Hammon game was the great work of Nome's left short and their catcher. If ever two lads fought a lost cause valiant ly, it was those two. Hats off to Milton and Herbiel
 The Commercial Alaskan game was a real contest throughout. The Commercials got to Johnny KaWasuk for seven runs in the first two innings, and then Art Cabinboy went in and held them to better than an even break.
 It was anybody's game to the last put-out. Final score, Com mercials Is, and Alaskans 12. By the way, we have never seen Art Cabinboy pitch a better game and can that young Willoya catch?
 Next week it's Hammon-Alas- kans in the opener and Nome Commercials in the wind-up. Of course, we are picking the Com mercials to win, and we also pick the Hammon, (but not of course).
 Another predictioni The Nome team will not be on the tail end .of the second half.
 We learn from reliable sources that the old Hammon battery of Harris and Brousseau are turn ing out with the Nome team. We think it a nightly fine gesture on the part of those two boys, and it will certainly add material ly to the Nome teams chances.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-26
ARMY BOMBER CRASHES HILL, FOUR KILLED

RIVERSIDE, Calif., Jan. "A - Caught in a binding rainstorm, an Army bomber struck a hill, killing four occupants; two para chuted to safety.
 The dead are: First Lieuten- ants Raymond Sunni and Benjam in Holloway, Sergeant Gerald Wilcox and Private Leonard Ri ley.
 March Field authorities said the ship was returning to the field from the war games at Mon terey.
 The same storm was blamed for the deaths of Paul McMullen, 55, and Delaware Smith, 46, o1 Oakland who were found in the wreckage of a private plane near Livermore. Thye had been miss ing since Sunday.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-26
Pioneer Water Co.
Fresh, Sparkling Spring Water ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE
NELSON AND BULLOCK Phone Black A or Main 15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Probate Court for the Cape Nome Precinct, Territory
 of Alaska, Second Division
 In the matter of the estate of HECTOR BAURIN, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, EMILE LAURIN. has been appointed by the above entitled Court, Administrator of the Estate of Hector Laurin, De- ceased. All persons having claims against the Estate of said deceas- ed are hereby required to pre- sent the same, duly verified. to the undersigned Administrator of said Estate, at Nome, Alaska, within six months from the date of this Notice.
 Dated at Nome, Alaska, this 18th day of January, l940.
 EMILE LAURIN,
 Administrator of the estate of
 HECTOR LAURIN, Deceased Publish Jan 1219,26, Feb 9, 194o
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-26
U s NEWSMAN IS HELD AT TOKYO

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24 The State Department received word today from Ambassador Grew at Tokyo that he was trying to find out why American Newsman Jesse Young is being held by the Japanese.
 Young was seized yesterday at the Imperial Hotel by Japanese police. He had just returned from China. No charges were specified against him.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-26
To the Old Fan:

Much as I dislike to show dis respect for old age, l really must take exception to your prediction of the teams standing at the end of the first half.
 l believe the Alaskans will slug their way to an easy victory over Hammon and Nome and fin ally take the Commercials. Which makes my set-up as fol- lows: Alaskans, Commercials, Hammon, and Nome. And as for the Hammon team the Nome team will get lem if they DON'T WATCH OUT" That would still be my prediction with Art liar ris behind the bat. Art Harris has been a great catcher but his work last year bot hbehind and at the bat was not SO spectacular in my opinion. I think he is through, and has sense enuf to know it. Not so dumb at that!
 The Young Fan
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-26

dependence and said he had ar ranged for g conference with the Indian British Viceroy during the first week in February.
 Gandhi ordered that there be 10 labor strikes on Independence day celebrations, January 26.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-26
WEATHER SYNOPSIS AND GENERAL

The changes in pressure and wind circulation have been only slight during the past A hours. The general distribution being lower pressure over the North Pacific and Island areas; with relative higher pressure north ward and over Alaska.
 There is some light scattered snow showers over central, south ern and eastern Alaska. Due to clear skies and good snow cov-
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-26

CTS temperatures fell to rather low marks last night and consid erable range from one place to another, the lowest temperature reported was 40 degrees below zero at Pilgrim Springs.
 The general distribution of pressure and wind circulation is favorable for fair weather and continued cold tonight; tomor- row increasing cloudiness and slowly rising temperatures.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-26
CANADA WOULD EXCHANGE GERMANS FOR PRISONERS

OTTAWA, Jan. A The De partment of External Affairs is attempting to make arrange ments for the exchange of 26 Canadians imprisoned in Ger many.
 Officials proposed to exchange Germans interned in Canada for the Canadian prisoners. The gen eral belief was that it might be necessary to exchange several Germans for each Canadian.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-26
GANDHI SEEKS
 HONORABLE COMPROMISE

BOMBAY, Jan. 24 -Mohandas Gandhi indicated he favored an honorable compromise with Brit ain If India's demands for in-
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-26

Ain't we got funl See you at the next game.
 The Old Fan
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-26

Are you taking advantage If six months paid in ad- vance subscription !?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-11
= " ID NJ u ID

S az fel legyen szerelve, ha-
mem nagy raktart fognak be-
szerezni azokb6l az anyagokbol
amelyekre ennek a nemzetnek
sziiksege van, S amit kenyte-
lenek vagyunk mas orszagok-
ban beszerezni. Gummi, man.
ganese S mas elkeriilhetetlen
nyersanyag t0bb evi sziikseg-
lete fel lesz halmozva, ha ARA
megfelel6 id6t kapunk, mi
el6tt esetleg a Csendes tenger
is langba borulna. J6 lesz en-
lekezni ennel a kerdesnel, hogy
ket eve ajanlotta ezt a kon-
gresszusnak az eln0k es szaz
millio dollart kert ilyen celokra
de AIT megtagadta a kon-
gresszus.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-11

k0zhangulatot teremtsen, S a
jelenlegi nemzetk0zi helyzet-
ben j6zan polgarok AIT elle-
nezni mem fogjak.
A mai viszonyok k0zt vedte-
lenul mem lehet hagyni ezt az
orszagot, a megszavazott es
epites alatt allo felszerelesek
mitsem ernek, ha katonak mem
lesznek vegul sokan AIT hi
SILK, hogy nemi fegyelem mem
lesz artalmara a nemzet ifju-
saganak.
Rizonyos, hogy a k0telez6
katonai szolgalatot tet6 ala
hozza meg ez a kongresszus.
S amig a mar megszavazott
felszereles melle most maid
katonakat szavaznak, addig a
megszavazando katonasag re-
szere meg t0bb felszerelest fog
max szavazni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-11
EGYHANGUAN ELISMERI

mindenki az orszagban, hogy
a kormany a kongresszus rem
delkezeseit kiveteles gyorsasag
gal hajtja vegre a fegyverke-
zesi programban.
Az elnok i altal kinevezett
iparfejedelmek teljes szabadsa-
got elveznek, az orszagot
sokkal gyorsabban fogjak biz
tonsagba helyezni - dacara a
Ford fele alakoknak. mint
AIT a polgarsag gondolja.
Nemcsak ARA gondolnak
hogy legyen hadsereg es navy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-11
HARMINC0T EV

Macy lido. Annyi ideje annak. hogy
megalakult Niles-ben a j6nevti H. H..
Hoffman Co. Fejl6d0tt evr6l-evre, ma
gyobbodott es ma legtehntelyesebb
iizletek egyike k0rnyeken. A ma
gyarsag is szivesen vasarol oft, inert
barmire van sziikseg, a legjobbat kap--
lax lit!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-11
LAPUNK UTJAN

kiildi iidv0zletet a Mahoning Ave es.
k0rnyekbel magyarsagnak 20 eve
fennallo, Albert Furniture Co. Olyan
izletnegyedben van iizletiik, ahol
hazber nem magas, ICY butort is
olcs6bban arusithatjak! Nezzen be.
hozzajuk Hivatkozzek lapunkra!
cim 1922 MahOning Ave.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-11
iii ID Il L

seget es ervenyet vitatjak es
szembe szallnak az egyetlen
er6sen leszogezett amerikai
kiilpolitikai tetellel, amelyben
ez a nemzet egyseges.
Hitler ait uzente a mutt he
ten, hogy az europai koruna
nyok mem tartjak sziksegesnek
Amerika allaspontjat tisztelni,
inert az Egyesult Allamok is
belle avatkozik europai iigyekbe.
HULL KULUGYMINISZTER
felhivta Hitlereknek a figyel-
met ARA a kis tevedesre, amely
a ket allaspont kozt van, ra-
mutatott, hogy az Egyesilt
Allamok minden amerikai Al
lam belugyeit beken hagyja, S
a Monroe-doktrina vedelme
alatt minden orszag teljesen
fuggetlen. Mig Europaban es
Azsiaban egyik nemzet ra-
rohan masikra, egyik legazol-
ia a masikat S eek az ese-
menyek az egesz vilagot erin
tik.
Ugyanebb6l az alkalomb6l
tudtara adta Washington AIT
is a nemet kormanynak, hogy
lit tartozkod6 diplomatainak
a propaganda munkait a jovo-
ben mem tiiri.
De sem az europai, sem az
azsiai front mem kozeliti meg
fontossagban ait az igyekeze-
tet, amely az amerikai nem-
zeteket akarja egy gazdasagi
megertesbe szervezni.
Nehany napon belil 0ssze-
i'll az a panamerikai konfe-
rencia, amely ennek a vilag
resznek a j0vend0jet talan ev-
tizedekre megszabja.
Nemcsak szoros gazdasagi
szervezkedest, hanem bizonyos
katonai megertest is keres
Washington, inert ha vallalko-
zunk ra, hogy az amerikai
kontinensek minden allamat
megvedjuk, akkor bizonyos
kooperaciora, eflotta bazisra
van sziiksegunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-11

DESZKAANYAGOK ELADOK. AEON
kiviil festek $2.75 gallonja. Fenymaz
$3.50 gallonja. Genasco tet6anyag -
a legjobb! Mindenfele epiktzesi anya.
gok. FLOWERS & FLOWERS, Inc,
490 So. Dock Ave, foot of Orchard
ST., Sharon Pa. Dial 62S6.
XI-28
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-11
HA A PINCEJE

nedves es viz szivarog be, okyetlen
hasznaljon Hard Rock cementet-.
Gallonja 4 dollarba keriil es koriil-
beliil l centert / negyzetlab teriiletet
tud a Hard Rock cementtel meg6vni.
Kaphato John Cook & Son Lumber
o.-nal. 125 Railroad ST., Sharon, Pa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-11
A LATIN AMERIKAI
ALLAMOK

termeszetesen sulyos bizto-
sitekokat fognak maid kove-
telni ARA nezve, hogy terme-
seiket ertekesithetik egy pan
amerikai kartelen kereSztul,
inert termeseiket soha nekiink
a multban eladni mem tudtak,
S piacert mindig Europara $50
rultak.
Valosziniileg sok billio dolla-
runkba kerul, hogy kiepitsiik a
pan-amerikai gazdasagi es resi-
leges politikai egyseget, az
Egyesiilt Allamok lakossaga
lassan raeszmel, hogy nit je-
lent a demokraciak veresege az
Egyesiilt Allamok szamara. S
akkor megerti maid minden-
XII, hogy 1917-ben mem az an
golok propagandaja witt a ha-
boruba benniinket, S hogy je-
lenleg sem az angol vilagbiro-
dalom sorsa, hanem a sajat
biztonsagunk allitott a sz0vet-
segesek oldalara benniinket.
S termeszetesen ugyanez az
0nerdek egesz a haboruig fogja
vinni ezt a nernzetet, ha a brit
birodalom addig birja, amig
egy hadjaratra fel tudunk ke-
Sziilni.
A panamerikai konferenciar
a kormanyunk ait fogja alan.
lani, hogy a francia es angol
birtokban lev6 amerikai gyar'
matokat egy p a ma m e r ka
trustee-bizottsag kezelje a ha
boru vegeig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ISMET
ISME'T

ugyanazt a csalodast erik,
amit annak idejen Csehorszag
szetomlasaval Hitler kiosztott a
magyar nemzet szamara. Ak
kor is hetekig kellett varni a
magyar nemzetnek, hogy a We
gen Nemetorszag Szlovakiat
elvegye sajat maganak, most
is vissza tartja a magyar had
sereget, mikor az oroszok meg
adtak Rumanianak a halalos
d0fest, logikus lenne, hogy a
magyarok bevonuljanak Er-
delybe.
Magyarorszagon gyanus ag-
godalommal nezik, hogy Ru-
mania szinte protektoratusa
lett Nemetorszagnak, hogy
nemet minisztert neveztek XII
az erdelyi nemetek vedelmere,
amig mines magyar minisztere
a ket millio elnyomott magyar
max. 'p;ex+xTvya.~
Termeszetesen Erdelyt Ma
gyarorszag megkapja, inert le-
hetetlen a logkus esemenyek
utjaba allni, de most mar csak
akkor kappa es annyit kap,
amikor es amennyit Hitler en-
gedelyez magyar nemzet
szamara.
A helyes, egyenes es ter
meszetes eljaras az lett volna,
hogy a magyarok es a bulga-
rok az oroszokkal egyutt vonul-
janak a rumanok ellen, mikor
azok teljesen demoralizalva
voltak. Mindezt keseruen erik
Magyarorszagon es mem fokoz-
"a a johangulatot az sem, hogy
a magyar termes silany lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-11
WASHINGTONNAK EGYRE
NEHEZEBB

helyzete lesz, amint a haboru
meglepetesei valtoznak. - A
multi heten varatlanul vissza-
rendeltek a Hawaii szigetekre
az Egyesilt Allamok flottajat,
mikor a japanok azsiai Monroe
doktrinarol kezdtek beszHnl, S
mikor Honkongbol a f$herek
menekuleset jelentettek "a vi
lagnak. Ketsegtelen, hogy a
feher emberek erdekei jelenleg
a tavol keleten a mi vedel-
miinkre szorulnak S ugy lat
SILK, hogy kormanyunk ez
al6l a sulyos k0telesseg al6l
mem akar kiterni.
Meggyiilt a bajunk ugyan-
akkor Europaval, ahol a meme
tex a Monroe doktrina helyes-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-11

resketn ey nagyon paany nagyon szerencseen orszg
feet Ugy erezzk hogy va6agos csoda kene ahoz hogy
Magyarorzag EFT vi vzoznt epsegben nezet fggeten
segenek megmaradasaban uszhassa meg.
Ha ez megtorenik akkor mi lesziink els6k akik hr
detni foguk hogy csodak kora meg multi ell gazak
voltakeppen csak most tortennek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-11
RENDES KORULMENYEK
KOZT

aleln0kot k0nnyii talalni,
ebben az esetben azonban fog
lalkoznak azzal a. gondolat-
tai, hogy Roosevelt = ha a je-
l0lest egyaltalan vallalja -
csak a "rendkiviili lido tartal-
mara" vallalna, S azutan at
adna a helyet az aleln0knek.
Ez kihuzna a ''harmadik
terminus" meregfogat a kam-
panybol, az elnok0t sem
kenyszeritene ra, hogy terhes
hivatalat tovabbi negy eyre
viselje. r"
Beszelnek Douglas, Supreme
Court birorol ebben az eset-
ben, de az sem lehetetlen,
hogy a jelenlegi jelolt-jel0ltek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-11
A KONGRESSZUS
A FEGYVERKEZES

programjanak a kiepiteset
tovabb folytatja. A szenatus
bizottsaga kihallgatasokat esq
kozol, hogy az altalanos ka-
tonai k0telezettseg javaslatat
el6keszitse, hogy ARA megfelel6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-11

kozul fog valaki az aleln0k-
segre befutni.
AIT elismeri partban min
denki a k0zvelemeny is AIT
allitja, hogy Willkiet, Roose--
velten Xviii senki mem kepes-
megverni.
A villanymagnast tenyleg.
annyira felepitettek hat het
alatt az ujsagok, hogy ma ko-
molyan kell a lehet6segeivel
szamolni. Viszont mem lehe--
tetlen, hogy a nagyt6ke sal
t6ja tul l6 a celon a kam-
panyig, inert az a propaganda,
amt jel0ltjiik erdekeben foly-
tatnak, mar ramegy az ide-
geire az egeszseges polgarnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-11
SAJNALATOS, HOGY
HITLEREK

magyar kirendeltsege eek
ben a veszes sorsd0nt0 napok-
ban mem, talal maganak mas
munkat, minthogy a magyar
zsidok ellen ujra kezdtek az
uszitast es olyan t0rvenyjavas-
latot nyujtottak be a magyar
parlamentben, ami Matt eg a
szegyent6l az area minden civil
lizalt orszagban el6 magyar
max.
A nyilaspart zsid6-javaslata
messze tulmegy Hitlereken, es
az amerikai lapok leplezetlen
undorral k0zoltek, mem is sejt-
We, hogy jelenleg eszeben sincs
ilyesmi a magyar kormanynak,
S hogy eek a javaslatok csak
akkor j0hetnek, mikor mar tel
jesen a Hitler zsoldban allo
magyar nyilasok veszik at az
uralmat.
Nagyon erdekes kiil0nben,
hogy Erdelyben hatvanezer
magyar zsidot azert iild0znek
a rumanok, inert magukat ma
gyaroknak erik es valljak
bennik gyanitjak a magyar
irredentizmuS foforraSa a S q t S
ugyanakkor M a G y arorszagon
egy idegen kormany zsoldjaban
allo csoport a legfantaszti-
kusabb nyomorusagot iger
"szabadulaS'' eseten a sza.
mukra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-11
A DEMOKRATA TABOR

lesz semmi esetre Szaz szaza-
lekban egyseges, inert Roose-
veltet sokan gyiil0lik, S inkabb
atadnak a mask partnak a
kormanyzast, minthogy meg
egyszer ct lassak eln0knek.
Ezeknek az elemeknek ebben7
a pillanatban Wheeler senator
a vezere, aki nap-nap utan
fenyegeti a partot, hogy ha
mem irnak hatarozottan ''beke-
platformot" akkor kul0n kon-
venciot tart John L. LeWis-sal.
Egyebkent bejelentette, hogy
(Folytatasa az 5-ik oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-11
A POLITIKABAN
SZELCSEND

volt a multi heten, inert a
republicans. jelolt elsosorban
ait keresi, hogy a partjaban a
beket helyre allitsa, es a le-
csuszott jel0ltek jo akaratat
megszerezze es biztositsa a
kampanynak.
A jelolest elfogado nagy
beszedet, amely voltakeppen
az igazi platfornja lesz a je-
l0ltnek es partnak maganak,
csak augusztusban tartja meg,
mikor tudni fogja, hogy XII lesz
a demokrata part jeloltje es mi
lesz a kormanyzo part plat
formja.
Ket-harom nap mulva a
nemzet erdeklodese Chicago
fele fog fordulni, ahol hetf6n
a demokrata part konvenciojat
megkezdik.
Egyel0re csak az biztos, hogy
Rooseveltet kozfelkialtassal fog
jak jel0lni, de senki mem tud-
ia, hogy az eln0k vallalkozik-e
a tovabbi negy ewes gyilkos
munkara.
Termeszetesen rata Xviii is
vannak jel0ltek, es ha a jel0-
lest Roosevelt vallalna, akkor
nagy gondot fog az alelnok
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-11
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dollart ker az elnok a had
sereg celjaira mar a k0zeli ma
pokban es ezzel az 0sszeggel
egyutt most mar tizen0tezer
millio dollar kll0n hadi terhet
szavazott meg ez az egy kon-
gresszus, ami meg szinten csak
a bevezetese a militarizmus
k0ltsegeinek, amelyek soha
tobbe mem fognak ITALIAN meg
szunni. Mem csoda, hogy
Roosevelt a multi heten meg
mindig lefegyverzest ajanlott a
vilagnak.
S mig a nemzet vedelmen
dolgozik a kongresszus, jutott
lido ARA is a SzenatuSban,
hogy az eln0k ket szenzacios
kinevezeset targyaljak.
A republicans taborbol So
rozott Knox navy minisztert es
S t i'm son hadugyminisztert
azert tamadjak, inert veleme-
nyiiket soha mem tagadtak,
hogy meg kellene adni minden
segitseget a szovetsegesek ,sza-
mara, inert minden tamogatas
olcsobb lenne, mint az a teher
ami a sz0vetsegesek veresege-
vel szakadt a nemzetre.
Azzal vadoljak 0ket, hogy
haboruba szandekoznak sodor-
nj ezt az orszagot, S szandeko-
san elfelejtik, hogy haborut
csak a kongresszus iizenhet.