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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05

Olah foldon ujra gyilkol ''vasgarda'
hatalcnlhoz jutott, mind aki garazda
Mikent meszarosok, vetkoznek ingujra
vagy szaz politikust legyilkohak ujra. :.
tzleteket fosztnak; felgyujtjak a hazat:
Atelik ezektol minden bin, gyalazat
S Erdely mask 'felen ezek uralkodnak
szekely nyog jarmaban olah gyilkosokna
Gyilkol most a gazok, gyava, szomjas keje:
mem is volt hat mese Scent Bertalan eje.
Mert Scent Bertalankor AIT irtak falra,
hogy halal var minden erdelyi magyarra!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
SZERDA: SZ0LJ IGAZAT

Szegeny magyar ir6 mennyi a napszamod?
Gyemant-e, brillians-e ragyogo irslyod?
-. Sotalan, keletlen volt mindig kenyered;
legrongyosabban jart mindig a gyereked -.
Hideg volt szobadban telen is a kalyha, =
kezedben lobogott megis csak faklya!
-. Es most lesben all maid kopo, hajto
rad asit el6re vasb0rtonajto.
Ij igazat: nyomban bet0rik fejed
s jo par eyre magad bortonben leled -.
Vagy hatalomnak szolgalsz lelkesedve,
vagy egy falat kenyer mines. tobbe reszedre!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
HETFo: VI MAGYAR sAJToToRvENY?

Jaj, minek kavarjak tovabb mely orvenyti
Mert hoznak sajtorol ujabb nyilas torvenyt;
Arniert tizezrek vereztek egykoror:
inert aldozzak fel most egy-ket naci-toron?
Hisz ugyis mank6n jart sajtoszabadsag
S szarnyait most megis ujra megvagdossak
-. Ha ezentul otthon irni fog az iro:
elobb megvizsgalja ugyesz es biro.
Es 'szabad" polgar csak ugy olvashatja:
ha lgyesz es biro el0bb helyben hagyja :. :.
Icy aztan tortenhet barmily csalas, gazsag:
sohasem tudhatjuk, hogy mi az igazsag?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05

Kozeleg karacsony: hanyjuk keresztet
az egesz Fold veres iszonyattol reszket.
Amig sorokat k0nnyes rimbe koltom:
veresen birkoznak mindeniitt F0ld0n
Angolok, olaszok, nemetek, go1ogok:
pokolbol f0ldre szabadult 0rdogok :.
LAngolnak hegyek; zugnak hullamok
veresek tettek, veresek az almok
De barhogy is dol el a nagy veres birok:
mem nyilnak fel tobbe az elhantolt sirok.
hiaba hangzik font: szazszor rata, =
egyutt nyugszik maid lent "fajta" es men
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-05-29
coming ORDINANCE
BECOMES Law With
PUBLISHING TODAY
CHANGES AS MADE BY CoUN-
GIL IN LAST SESSIONS Me-
CESSITATED DELAY IN FL
NAL ACT

With the publication in The
Citizen today by title, the new
Zoning Ordinance, as passed by
the City Council last Thursday
night in special session. officially
becomes law in Key West.
Preparation is now going for
ward on the publication in mime
ograph form of number of
briefs describing the ordinance
in full. Remaking of a map
showing the various restricted
areas of the city will also be in
readiness shortly for reference.
with colored fill-in work indi-
eating residence, business and
factory sites on the island.
So many changes were made
during the passing of the ordin-
ance through the first, second and
third readings that Clerk Archie
Roberts has not been able to
make the final gesture until to-
today. The whole act was re-
typed and changed restrictions
inserted in their proper places on
the vOluminOuS report.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-05-29
TWO SENTENCED
in COURT TODAY
DRIVERS LICENSE AND IL.
LEGAL POSSESSION CAS-
ES ARE CONCLUDED

Special session of Criminal
Court was called this morning.
with Judge William v. Albury OH
the bench, County Solicitor Allan
B. Cleare, Jr.- Clerk c. Sam B.
Curry and Chief Deputy Sheriff
Bernard Waite present.
James Corbett entered a plea
of guilty to a charge of operating
an automobile without the prop
CT state drivers license. The
sentence of the court was SIS and
costs or so days in Jail. Fine and
costs amount to S4675.
Henry V. Duncan, charged
with having in his possession an
automobile wheel and tire be-
longing to another entered a plea
of guilty to the charge and was
sentenced to paw a fine of SIS and
costs or spend go days in Jail. II
was shown that the tire and
wheel had been returned to the
owner. Fine and costs amount
ed to S46.75.
There being no further bust
ness before the court a recess
was ordered by the Judge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-05-29
F.D.R. DESCRIBES
HEAVY DUTIES OF
PRESENT TENSION
CONFERENCES AND Null
TIPLE DEFENSE PROGRAM
ACTIVITIES FIND PRESI-
DENT IN GOOD HEALTH
(By Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, May %
President Roosevelt appeared to
be showing little effect of the
high tension upon which he and
members of the administration
forces are working during these
sad days.
AT press conference today
he described briefly the routine
being followed from hour to
hour as the national and interna-
tional questions come up for con-
Sideration.
Conferences are innumerable
between Roosevelt and cabinet
officers and members of the army
and navy Stats, mostly concern
ing the large-scale defense pro-
gam now in process of compile
ton. To get the defense moving.
requires myriad duties on details
of planned expenditures to bring
the most benefit.
High army staff officials today
reported that recent confer
enceS with the. President would
result IN additional appropria-
tionS sought totalling upwards of
three billion dollars. Expansion
of defense program over and
above the original plans submit
ted to Congress, and being passed
on now. would ; take in large
scale operations overlooked in
the first measure.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-05-29
ANDREWS Led
MONROE TICKET:
1851 BALLOTS
RECORD NUMBER OF SECOND
PRIMARY VOTES CAST:
HOLLAND WENT AHEAD OF
WHITEHAIR HERE

A second-priniaTy total VofC
record was established IN Monroe
county yesterday when 3.65l
ballots were tabulatcd by pre-
cinct clerks and reported to The
Citizen At a mid-afternoan
check. the total was only 1877
and II was felt that the vote
would total no more than $500
but late voters sWaTmed al urC-
cinctS and ran the total I'D %
within BOB votes of the total casl
IN the first primary on Nav z.
Senator Charles .. Andrews
led the ticket IN Monroe county
with total of 2.02O votes against
his rival Jerry Carter, shr t.
ceived LBS votes
In a tight race. running neck
and neck all night long. Spesssrd
L. Holland finally edged cut
Francis p. Whitehead by the mar
row margin of IS votes on the
basis of unofficial returns. Totals
were: Holland, l.794, and White
hair. l,729.
r. W. Craig was successful for
ms bid to represent the fifth dis
tIict on the County Board by de-
feating Robert Thompson. Ito
to l.553.
Other races in Monroe county
were tsbulated as follows.
Attorney General-Ed. r. Bent
ley, Liz: ]. Tom Watson. 1888.
State Treasurer. Edwin Lar
zen, 1899: w NJ. Wainwright, l.
us.
Circuit Judge. Group One
Roscoe Brunstetter. LISP: Ross
Williams. 1876. Group Three
George McCaskill. 875: ". ".
Trammell. 1929.
City electors returned Frank
lin AreDberg 20 office a. Peace
Justice. First District. with . ma
jority of 2O5 over r. r Car
bonell. g
Bienvenido Perez defeated p.
Pellicier for Constable Of the
Second District. LOB to ia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-05-29
LINL~AwEwIM@
STRANGLES IN CAR

NEW YORK-While playing
in the family car parked outside
his home, jerome Berg, 3, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Berg. of
Corona, Queens, was Strangled
to death. With his head out of
one of the windows, the child ap-
parently accidentally put one of
his feet on the handle which op-
crates the window, causing the
glass to move up, forming a wise
which caught his neck. He was
dead when found.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-05-29
Allied Armies FIGHT To
Ward Off Annihi|dtjO|1
amman.
NAZ SUBMARINES
ARE NOW LOCATED
(By Associated PressD

tBy Associated PressD
LONDON. May 2s.-Doubt
as &c what has happened TO
GermanY's submarines. not
heard from for the past two
weeks CT longer. was dis
PEELED today when it was re-
ported here that the Nazis
were making extensive base
preparations along the Nor
wegian coast for their under
sea craft.
II is now believed that
German naval units. includ-
ing submarines. will join the
expected invasion of England
by planes and transports from
Belgium and Holland ports.
The naval and undersea
craft will come from bases
in the North Sea off Norway.
Huge stores and supplies
have been shipped TO Nor
way for distribution out of
Oslo headquarters. If was
learned. which further indi-
cafes that fhe Nazis are pre-
pairing for large-scale opera
tions against England from
that area.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-05-29
WOULD TRANSPORT.
REFUGEES To US.
ENGLAND SENDS QUERY
SEEKING HAVEN FOR
WAR SUFFERERS
CBy Associated Pressl

LONDON, May 29.-Members
of the House of Commons today
stated that communication
had been sent the United States
suggesting that that nation agree
to harbor an unannounced num-
Der of refugees from the Euro
pean war zones.
1t was not stated how the refu-
gees would be transported to the
United States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-05-29
PLEASE!

KANSAS CITY,. B. Reed.
police chief, received a letter
from an 8-year-old girl. which
read: Dear POlicemens: The
war is getting on my nerves. |
would like for you to stop it.. 1t
was signed by Betty Ruth Nor
riS, "a. jefferson School.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-05-29
CITIZEN STORY
WAS CORRECT

Lieut. Col C. D. Hatfield. NJ.
{. naval intelligence officer for
this area. today stated that the
story released to The Citizen on
Monday of this week concerning
alleged espionage acts commit
ted, was correct in all details.
A Miami paper yesterday car
ried a story that cast some doubts
On the authenticity of the re-
lease. Col. Hatfield stated, how
ever, that he was not at liberty
to discuss present activities of his
office.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-05-29
REALISTIC DREAM

MADISON, Wis. = Dreaming
that his airplane was forced
down by the enemy ALVIN Raasch,
46-year-old former World War
aviator, 'bailed OUT and awoke
to find himself lying in his back
yard with a broken back, his
bedroom window, twenty feet
above, was open.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-05-29
OBSERVERS THINK IN.
VASION OF ENGLAND
WON'T COME FOR AT
LEAST THREE WEEKS
GBy Associated PreSSD

LONDON. May 2s.-The Allied
armies are struggling on today
under threat of complete annihi-
laticn as the Nazi attacks in Bel
GUM and northern France push
them into slowly closing circle
following capitulation of a large
portion of the Belgian army yes
terdaY.
NaZi losses. however, are re-
ported to be enormous as defend
ing armies place every conceiv-
able obstacle in the path of the
invaders. Mechanical units are
slowing up in many sectors.
showing signs of shortage of suf-
ficlent fuel to carry on attacks
under the heavy requirements of
the widespread area to cover in
the wholesale thrusis.
Belgian refugees today were
pouring out of their country into
the bOttleneck French area, ap-
parcntly stunned a. the turn of
affairs that brought surrender of
their homeland to the Nazis.
Many interviewed by Allied of
ficerS declared their willingness
to fight on with the Allies in the
effort to prevent capture of all
French northwest territory and
control OF the channel ports.
British government continued
with feverish efforts TO prepare
the nation for the certain inVa-
sion to come Volunteers of the
nations youth are pouring into
headquarters in this city to en-
list in service organizations pre-
pairing defenSeS against para
chute operators of the enemy.
Neutral observers now think
that the British invasion NAV
not come for another two or three
weeks. Despite thought given to
the campaign. it is thought that
the Nazis will require that much
time. following control gained of
channel ports ent0to, to arrange
all details of a definite, full-cov-
erage invasion.
NaZi forces claimed TO be in
possession of OStend and Dun
kerque on the channel, though
sources here deny the report.
Heavy fighting is occurring at
Calais with the Nazis concen-
trating on bombing operations
against strongholds still held by
the British and French.
Dispatches from Paris stated
that the French had not given up
hope for the 100000 troops of that
nation caught in the bottleneck.
No reports were available as TO
counterattacks planned in the
Scissors area, although it was
understood that the French were
preparing relief maneuvers de
signed to draw Nazi forces from
the channel sectors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-05-29

Key West, Fl1Eida. k1s "a
most eQuabls clznHts = -
country: with - EE=zgs
range Of only IL FAkrszheE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-05-29
Reelected
By $4,000 Majority
WATSON And BENTLEY
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Associated Press Day Wire
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13

capable entertainers. There is no
question of this!
Ronald Colman has always
been able to squeeze blood out of
a turnip -. to give story more
than its author was able to write
into it ;. and he does, with the
aid of Miss Rogers, that very
thing In This rroductian
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13

with Phil Harris and Eddie
tRoehesterl Anderson In the cast.
Bob Hope caused some conster-
nation when he took Jerry Col
onna from his air show into the
cast Of Road to Singapore" but
this. like Man About Town" was
a smash hit.
Benny went overheard when he
made Buck Benny Rides Again
with not only Harris and Roches-
ter from his radio show, but Andy
Devine and Dennis Day As well.
In Comm Round the Noun
TAIN" Paramount has. beside Bob
Burns and Una Merkel. a host OF
outstanding radio stars. many Of
whom are newcomers To the
screen. They are. Pat Barrett. bet
ter known a. Uncle Ezra OF Rose
dale: Mayor Gildersleeve and the
Old Timer OF the Fibber MCGEE
program: Don Wilson Of Jack
Benny's show; Jerry tYahoodD
Colonna; "Mirandy" and Cliff
Arquette. that siaphappy Gran
pappy.
On the same new bill Ia Blonde
Has Servant Trouble" co-starring
Penny Singleton and Arthur
Lake.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13
Sfage to Chino" Feature of New Bill Friday
Ida Lupino Real
Dramatic Find

Stars are born overnight in two
piaees-F1ction and Hollywood.
Clark Gable and ciaudette Col
bert scared TO the top after 1t
Happened One Night"
Cary Grant hit the jackpot in
Topper" and since has become
one OF the screens top romantic
Comedians.
Ida Lupino for a single per-
Torrance was hailed BY dramatic
critics and preview audiences As
the outstanding surprise of the
year. for her performance in War
ner Bros. They Drive BY Night"
which is now AZ the Blue Mouse
theater. In this. her first Warner
vehicle. Ida proved that she needed
only a chance. She made the most
Of a heavy dramatic role. a new
star was born. The studio plans
two more big pictures for her this
year.
One of them is the starring spot
opposite John Garfield in East OF
The River" It is also rumored
that the lovely player viii appear
opposite no parsonage other than
the great Paul NUM- in a dramatic
film to be made this autumn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13
NOW PLAYING AT
LOCAL THEATERs


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13

n ths exciting eKo Radio fiim.
~ popular sutdoof star seores np
- ipth - he highly sseees.fai
ssfion dramas Or ~ @ms COM
pay Raakins - me b~st.uksa
western sfar ~ M screen for the
psi dseaas. ourisn slwsys IN
lssta plenty - movement sna wls-
Psns. into ~ vehicles ssd makes
them unusually Realistic snd pic-
tarsaqus. ~ n ~hlsA sccaaas- far
ths wiis popularity - his aff.r-
lnKs
IN "stak. To china.- ne star
plays a government agent Whs -
comes Interested n : YoanE lady
operating : staGseuaeh ilae. When
TIE efuoksl owner - a rival lire
lotus fofess with the xlrfs dls-
hansst uncle ard Iaaas he's : lsrror
campaign N the hops shs I'll lose
hsf government msii eantrart.
. nfisn taxes q hand vita plenty
~ Eun sstlan. spectacular halaaps
ana thrilling raesa n~twesn ths
rival staasseaehss
Edward klliY directed thls prr-
fueiinn ~ hsrt Gllfny an th@
supporting east Includes Virgins
Vale Hahsft Csvsnaagh. Roy mar.
cfaft ard william Hissae among
others
snahiss Far sale vith faehsils
Hudson. sll b. ths ooupanioa
film.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13

There are many amusing situations in the picture,
which must be credited to the ability of the stars
As for the C0lman-R0gers combination, it's great
idea and is TO be hoped these two will again
TO local screens
The work of Harry Davenport in the role of Judge is
par with that of the stars and his
is of the highghts of the production Davenport has
definite place in pictures and he's in his right place in
Lucky Partners"
The other feature the Music Box is titled "Man-
haitian Heartbeat and introduces Robert Sterling and
Virginia Gilmore, with Joan Davis, Edmund Mac
Donald Don Beddoe and Paul Harvey in support.
Both Sterling and Miss Gilmore have had roles
before but this is their first billing lead players
Greeks Had A Name For it!
Whatever the Greeks may have called it, know by
the of comedy because THE Boys From Syracuse
the heroes of story and they nutty lot
Even a temporarily darkened house at the Roxy
theater night could black-out the laughter
which this picture, and its companion, Private AZ
fairs" brought forth from audience which filled
all the desirable seats.
"The Boys From Syracuse should need little introduce
~-mm ton entertainment of the lighter
M IN variety and the mere mention of the
VA cast is reason enough to expect most
TS4 anything to happen and it does
NirS1o-B ! Allan Jones, Martha Raye Joe
SNVfrN II Penner, Alan Mowbray, Charles
~ Butterworth, Eric Blore Irene
St9I Hervey and Rosemary Lane all go
Greek us at the Hamrick house
and before the hour has have forgotten the
in Europe the election of Tuesday, and the draft
BILL all of which contain their share Of headaches.
This production has but for existing to
those who come under its spell and if you
box of cigars the first sailing of the Atlantic Clipper
And just fill cup overlooking Private Affairs
up THE Boys" leave off, In this one too
find the laugh makers among those present.
Hugh Herbert and Roland Young lead Nancy Kelly
and Robert Cummings through a of ridiculous
situations and again the result is comedy.
Thus of the fact that the bill the
Roxy is good for what as just lot of silly stuff
but satisfying.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13
.&GEz4adH6T%1II7i1
Dy/y"DUlg lIaQ4GNVNNNW
Cdshing In,

Ronald Colman and Ginger Rog-
ers take a none too exciting story
and whip it into quite a lather in
Lucky Partners" new attraction
which onened Yesterday at tho Music
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13
SIGH Is HOLLYWOOD

Florence Rice Travelled TO miles
20 Long Valley. Calf. 10 speak
Just IL lines of dialogue in Para
mounts Cherokee Strip" The
scene had to be filmed on the
location.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13

BOX theater The picture, perhaps not the best Ginger
Rogers has made does concsvey that Miss Rogers
has arrivedo dancing among HollyMood's most
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13

Formerly little credence was
given radio names as potential
screen personalities. and eyebrows
lifted along Film Row when Jack
Benny made Man About Town"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13
NOTED STARS TOGETHER

Charles Laughlon are eo-starfed
In the studios new dramatic fo-
nance Of a California vineyard.
They Knew what They Wanted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13
George 0'Brien and Virginia
Vale Vale in Thrilling Western
Bodies For Sole" With Rochelle
Hudson. The Companion Feature

Turning from I'M customary sheriff por-
traYals "a take he role Of postal inspector investigating
irregularities IN The T.. S mails George ORFien has Of
the most coorul roles Of his career stage - Chine new
attraction II the Riviera lheatsf Friday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13

Last seen for RkO Radio IN
Vigil in the Night and The
Hunchbaok Of Notrs Dame" r..
spectively. Carols Lombard and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13
Eight Radio Stars Appear in
Comm Round the Mountain"
Bob Burns in New Paramount Comedy
AT the Riolto Theoter Friday

new high in cooperation between motion pictures and
radio in appealing to movie audiences is reached in Para
mounts Bob Burns starring picture Comm Round the
Mountain opening the Ralto theater which
numbers eight well known radio personalities in its cast