davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-05-30
Technicion, InscoeIdo
Favored in Big Race
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 30.-Thst first
holiday crowd of Chicago's long
racing season headed today for
Lincoln Fields, where nine thorough
breds were entered In the featured
$4,000 added Peabbobdy Memorial
Handicap of mile and sixteenth.
The Woolford Farm entry of
Technician and Inscoelda was ex-
pected to draw most of the support
in the wagering, with c. E. Dawson S
pair of Chance Ray and Grey Jack
the likely second choice.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
Crawford Is Competing
In HydropIone Race

ATLANTIC CITY, N. Y, May 30.
Andy Crawford of Washington,
D. c., was included in a field of IL
that sought the Judge Emil Auer-
bach Memorial Trophy in the an
nual hydrophane race today. The
22.6-mile course was laid around
Absecon Island.
Crawford, plotting his Ednandy
Nv, opposed a crack field. including
Frederick H. Hahn III of Philadel-
phia, driving Baby Pep; George
Schrock, jr; Fred Rechsteiner,
Claude H. Jarrett, J. w. Hampton
Keither Gilmore, j. Paul Lilly,
Thomas Glennon and Edwin E. Rit-
ter.
w. E. Gatewood of Norfolk, Va,
who won by split second with Miss
Manteo II last year, was defending
his crown with the same craft.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
Mrs. Walton, Downey
'Victors at Bowling

Mrs. Percy Walton and Harry L.
Downey won the spring bowling
tournament of the Washington Loan
& Trust Club.
Leona Draeger was runner-up to
Mrs. Walton and Ann Barr captured
third prize, while Harry L. Smith,
jr.. and Herbert w. Primm were
second and third in the mems
competition.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
Fish Strike Best When Barometer Rng Extensive Experiment Reveals
Boil Games Free
To DutifuI Kids
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
SALEM, Oreg.-The little boys
in Salem all study their lessons
faithfully every night and do little
errands around the house with
out even being asked.
And an old-time baseball player
is behind 1t ALL
George E. Waters, 72-year-old
Salem merchant who once played
lot of baseball, spent $50 900 on
park to be used by Salem's team
in the Western International
League. He says, though, that he
"just did it for the kids"
Waters model minor league
park includes a bleacher section
for 1000 youngsters. All they
have to do to get in free Is work
hard on their studies and do q
good deed at home every Cay.
Waters has a special agent
who checks up on report cards
a poor one means the boy doesn't
get into the park, He says he's
not trying to make any money
"All I want is just to make ex-
penses-and give the kids a
break"
Evening star., 1940-05-30

turned in by Mrs. j. F. Gross, the
club champion, with 100, while Mrs.
A. c. Minnix won the prize for the
best single round with 80.
Other prize winners were Mrs. j.
j. Darby and Mrs. j. P. Harper.
Columbia women regard the tourney
for the Hinsfraw trophies as one OF
their major events.
Roosevelt High School golfers,
Dawes cup winners last year, won
second place in the series yester-
day, licking Central in their final
match at Capital by an 8-to-1 score.
Wilson previously had won the
title and the cup.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
Hogan National Open Fovorite
In Golf Foundations Book

Every year at this time, just prior
to the National Open champion
ship, Herb GRATIS and his bright
lads Of the National Golf Founda-
ton get out what they call form
sheet on the "Open," listing the
probable winner and the contenders.
Ben Hogan, the diminutive White
Plains IN. " pro. by way of Texas,
is the pre-tournament favorite to
win, even though 140-pound Benny
has just managed to get into the
championship because Amateur
Frank Strafaci gave up his place to
let Hogan In. The big four, accord
ing to the dope, are Hogan, Byron
Nelson, the defending champ; San
Snead and Jimmy Demaret.
Betting Benny, among other items
Evening star., 1940-05-30

in his favor, has played 56 rounds
of golf in p. G. A. sponsored tour
naments and has a'scoring average
of 1882. He has won four tourna-
ments and twice has finished second.
Demaret, playing in A rounds, with
a scoring average of 71.59, has won
four Journeys. Snead has not won a
tournament this year but has aver
aged 71.46 in 80 rounds. Nelson,
winning one tourney, averaged 71.46.
All of which, by the way, can mean
something or nothing. There may be
some way Of doping winners in mi-
nor Journeys, but to date the Ma
tional Open has defied all efforts Of
any one to predict q winner. It hap
pens to be the one tourney which
tosses all dope to the winds.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
From the
Press Box
Van Horn Should Worry
Over Budge's Opinion
BY JOHN LARDNER,

Special Correspondent Of The Star.
NEW YORK, May 80 CN.AN.A0-
Young Welby Van Horn, previously
thought to be the white hope of
American tennis, had better take up
bee culture or devote himself to
designing ash trays, for the Jig is
up with Welby's career in tennis.
j. Donald Bulge says he won't do.
"Welby hasn't got it," says Mr..
Bulge, pricking the bubble with
great finality "I hate to discourage
him, but the fellows strokes are
unsound."
If this manuscript should fall in
to the hands of the relatives or
friends of young Van Horn, let me
ask them to keep it from Welby and
break the news to him gently-say,
a slight hint once month, with
teaspoonful of water, until he be-
gins to get the idea that he had bet
ter abandon tennis for piano. tuning
Coming all at once, the shock of
Mr.. Budge's statement probably
would cause Welby to climb a cliff
and hurl himself upon the jagged
rocks below. 1 do not like to have
human lives on my conscience dur
ing business hours.
Evening star., 1940-05-30

commercialmen only and that the
sport angler be allowed to keep his
large fish.
Another action taken at the re-
cent board meeting of the Fishing
Association was to increase the
fishing area for the annual fair at
Crisf1eld on August 10 and II. This
year the fishing area will be un-
limited-flsh caught anywhere in
the bay will be entered in the con-
test provided the boat and angler
are registered in advance of the
contest and get their fish in by the
deadline of noon Sunday.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
LeoIess Golfer to Lead

CARLISLE, Pa, May 30.-Tom
Hunt, Dickinson College sophomore,
whose right leg was amputated to
halt the spread of infection re-
sulting from a compound fracture
suffered in an interfraternity track
meet, has been selected captain OF
the varsity golf team for 1941.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
Sports Mirror
By the Associated Press.

oy Inc ASSOCldLeQ fleb6.
Today year ago-Wilbur Shaw
500-mile auto race at Indianap-
oils. Floyd Roberts, 1888 winner,
killed in smashup.
Three years ago-Henrich Hen
kel, Germany, defeated Henry
Bunny Austin, England, 81,
Ga, 6-3 in final round of French
tennis singles.
Five years ago-Cavalcade, IA
orite, threw Rider Johnny Gilbert
at the start of Suburban Handi-
cap. and Head Play, I'll shot,
went on to win.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
$4,000 Likely to Greet
Racing at Hollywood
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, May 3o.-The
gates swing open on Hollywood
Parks third summer turf meeting
today, with crowd of $4,000 ex-
pected for the $1O,000-added Premier
Handicap.
Thirteen sprinters were named for
the furlong feature, including A. A.
Baroni's favored Specify, w. G. Nc
Carty's Lassator, Norman Church's
Lavengro and the Circle S. Ranch
enry Of Hysterical and Carmenita.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
Illinois Editor Finds
Catches Scarce in
Low Pressure
Results Of Four Years
Study by B. c. Snider
Prove Convincing
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LINCOLN, ILL.,, May 30.-What
does your barometer say about fish
ing prospects, Mr.. Angler?
A lot OF fishermen probably would
answer that question with a snort
of INDICATION. Barometer! Phooey!
What in Sam Hill has that got to
do with fishing?
Well, ye disciples of Ike Walton,
Brainerd G. Snider believes 1t can
tell you whether you'll have good
fishing or not. Give you a lot Of
fun and save you many flshless
hours.
Snider, managing editor of the
Lincoln Evening Courier, has long
been interested in the effect uf
atmospheric pressure on fishing
luck. Four years ago he began
barometer fishing tests. Others read
his findings and conducted expert
ments of their own.
Makes Several Findings.
Snider has assembled all the data
volunteered by other experimenters,
including several scientific organiza-
tions, and has come up with these
major findings:
/. Fishing is best on high or
rising barometer and worst when
low.
2. Few. if any, fish are taken while
the barometer is falling.
3. A steady barometer usually
means fair fishing, but an unsettled
period finds fishing poor.
4. A reading Of 1890 inches
equivalent sea level pressure) is
average. Fishing generally is poor
below that figure and good above.
5. Fish, particularly the larger
specimens, lie in deeper water and
show diminished activity when pres
sure is low.
6. Slight fluctuations of the ba-
rometer may be disregarded, unless
on frequent readings the trend con-
tinues in one direction. The trend
is important because 1t indicates
conditions Of the next few hours.
Barometer Doesn't Lie.
Among the converted skeptics who
have reported to Snider is w. S.
Doc" Howe of st. Petersburg, Fla,
vice president of the National Asso-
citation Of Angling and Casting
Clubs.
Howe checked trout last May at
Half Moon Lake, Wyo., against ba-
rometer readings every two hours.
He became so interested that he kept
graphs of records that covered 80
consecutive days of fishing.
The barometer hasn't lied yet"
he said. Il checked with other CAL
endar guides for week, but when
they were wrong three times out of
five and the barometer was right, I
quit"
Fishing, he said, gets good in pro-
portion to the barometer's rise.
"If the rise lasts all day, so does
the good fishing. If the rise con-
tinues through the second day. it
is the perfect fishing you dream
about. When it levels of, fishing
decreases. I speak of fair-sized
fish, as small ones still may feed
when the big ones are down.
Will Hit During Storm.
Because the barometer tells
many hours ahead, it can be storm
ing maliciously and yet the ba-
rometer will rise and the trout will
hit. I have seen insects all over the
surface of the water and not a trout
in sight. Then. when the barometer
starts up, the fish start biting" he
said.
Here's Howe's tip:
IF you want the maximum of fun
concentrated, then watch the ba-
rometer."
Snider agrees there are many
other factors that play a part in
the luck of fishing, but he thinks
that barometric pressure is the key
log in the jam.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
Once Invalid, Now Star

Charles Be5udry, captain of the
Marquette track team and Central
Association 220-yard champion,
came up the hard way. He spent
several years in a sanitarium, but
won his fight for health.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
Fights Last Night
De-

By the Associated Press.
OAKLAND, Calif.-Aurel Toma,
120, Rumania, outpointed Jackie
Callura, 1913, New York (10).
YONKERS, N. Y.--Maxie Ber-
ger, 14l, Montreal. outpointed
Tony FerrarA. 1851. New York
90.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
Hine, Eliot Tens Score

Hine defeated Jefferson in two out
of three softball matches at Ana
costa yesterday and Eliot won two
out of three from Anacostia.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
No Friendly Hand Given
Tounqster in Tennis

Not to keep you in suspense any
longer, he was referring to an
athlete named j. Donald Bulge.
What is more, Williams senti-
ments were shared by two or three
other master players Who since have
been devastated by Bulge.
Tennis, boys, is a game wherein
the friendly hand of welcome is
very seldom extended to the young
fellow breaking in, or, for that
matter, to anybody at all, unless
there are sound commercial reasons
for doing so. I had an idea that
Bulge was an exception, and I don t
doubt that his remarks are sincere,
rather than catty, in reference to
Welby Van Horn, but l think he
ought to practice restraint and count
to 500 by los before consigning the
young man to a life of licensed
dentistry. Maybe he'll improve, as
Bulge did.
Expert opinion in tennis takes
funny turns, like the form at Bel
mont. Large Will Tilden, who saw
no hope for Bulge, predicted world
championships for Junior Coen and
Walter Thomas. Remember them?
I didn't think so.
Mojor Tennis Regarded
Come Of Healthy Egos
However, you can't really fear
for the peace of mind and morale
of young Welby Van Horn Just be-
cause some expert has raped his
strokes. Besides being a game of
knockers, big-league tennis is a
game of healthy egos. I don't know
OF any major player since the time
of little Bill Johnston who did not
view himself with the deepest ap-
, proval, and when Welby Van Horn
hears of Budge's criticism, / sus-
pect he will burst into hearty
laughter and say:
THAT guy kills me. Always clown
ing"
For Welby is a youth who knows
good thing when he sees it, and he
has seen himself in pictures. That
should be enough to save him from
suicide.
AS one who has watched him
only in two or three matches. I
would guess that Van Horn, while
destined for great things, is a
couple OF years short of beating Bob
Riggs in major competition. BY
that time, Riggs will be a pro-
feSSiOnal and a connie of wears O fter
that. Van Horn is likely to be a
professional too, and then I can
imagine him shaking his head over
the future of the white hope of
1914, whom we will call Spider
Spivis.
Spivis never will make it,
Welby will say. Hes unsound.' -
My advice to Spivis is to keen
right on punching.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
Rod and Stream
BY GEORGE HUBER.
Nav an 1910.

The Chesapeake Bay Fishing Fair Association or at least Its Board
Of Directors favong change IN the size limits
minimum length from II to IL
Is to IL pounds
limits apply commercial well fishermen
Maryland maximum size limit rock the
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-24
R0v|D NADRAGOT kAPNAk

negyvennyolcas magyar szabadsagharc ideen Meszros
Lazar honvedelm MINISTER koelez6e ette magyar abad
sagarcosora nyakkendo vselee es Pet6 Sander
mex engedemeskedett AIT gondolvan hogy ehet o
is ak ngben verekszk kcsapa hadsereg
boil
Ha masbo men, tuduk ezt abbo harago versb6l, aney
ben Petof ekkent rohan XII a MINISTER ur ellen
= Observation-Disclosures takarodjatok a csataterr6l
EFT gyonyoru pedat vette most alapu dktator,
Mssolni ak eendelte hogy oasz fjak amg mul
tax tzenhat evesek ezenul rovd nadragban ke ranak
nemzetvedemi erdekekbol
Es ezzel most mar meg nyerte haborut nyen Macy
szer katonai utst mas nenzet meg vezetett be- FL
meg Hernek utott eszebe peg nek mar sajat a
manya volt zabsze vadgesztenye poraval Revert keny
peroleumb csnalt tejfel es val fabo keszt cip6 pc
nadrag megkurtitasara Hitler gondo Ez teesen Mus
soni diadala mint annak deen Mauthner diadala volt
orasi tok, amelyet reklamnak hasznaltak.
Ah eddg aggodott Mussoni jov6je fe6l most mar meg
nyugodhatk Az olasz dkator megodott minden kerde
szerenysegnknek szabad ITALIAN p6taanatot is sugaaz
hatank nek AIT mondhan6 hogy eredmeny meg bizto
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-24
Jim CROW" NINCS A TEMPLohlBAN

Az amerka magyarsag lehet0seghez kepest mndg ke-
rite alamokat ahol bevandorl6t ueyse Mttak ave
de azert nagyon o uda hogy NIT elent akor Jim
Crow vasuak vamos kocs autobuszok, vagy ha ugy e-
szi "m Crow" ozg6fenykep szhazak SGT templomok fe
6 besznek AIT ielen hogy negr6nak fekete b6ru
bereknek szabad oyan kocsban ln oyan heyen
jeenn feher emberekkel vegyulhet 6ss inert ez
deli alamok mem turik
Annyira megszokta ezt mar egesz amerikai k600nse
hogy meg szabadelv eeek is megnyugodtak benne hak
kjelentessel:
- Jobb ez ICY, ahogy negerek ekn0ntAse. Leg
aabb kevesebb ok merrill fel hogy feherek @ fekek
szekapjanak.
Egy bostoni methodista pap ehata-
rozta, hogy elmegy megne szemeesen voltakeppen mi
lyen Del? Mem tel kozepen rnent Flordaba hanem
nyar meegeben inert tudta hogy akor deli nepet saat
romlatlan aapotaban athatja es nkabb rte nagy ele
get gazat akarta megudn Utanak soran ella
togaott templomokba u.s. ITALIAN eppen azokat vzsggata
legalaposabban es vegul megd0bbenve alapitotta meg
Az egesz Delen csak egyetlen felekezet aely mem
kulonbege ember es eber kozot b6renek sneb it
ve egyorman keel mindenkt vaamennyit feebaa
max es listen elott egyel6nek teknti
Es methodsta pap mem is csna be6e ttkot, hogy ez
egyetlen feekezet aeynek temploaiban egyutt timex
feherek es feketek egytt hodonak kereszen esnekek
kathoikus felekeze Azoknak nncs ku0n templomuk fe
herek fekek reszere kveve ahol e allan rvenyi e
jak templomban egtejesebb egyenjogusagot eve
Xix ugy, amin Lincoln Abraham kepzelte amkor al
kotmanymodostast polgarhaboru soran kereszt vtte
Erezhet6 keseriseg amive ezt tenyt methodista els
keloseg bevaa Emonda nagy szomorusagga ait s hogy
tokeetes egyenjogusag alapan kathoikuS vaAs roham
lepesekel haad eore Delen pedg nemcsak fekek ha
feherek koreben is feerek megerzk ennek rend
nagy erkocs cricket amerka kozeee vonatkoz6 k
nyeges eentoseget Es vegu nagyon balkan AIT monda
Talan ez heyeS ut arra hOgy klkusz0boljuk nem-
zet eeebo egyk egkenyesebb kerdes Jo enne ha
pr6banok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-24
MAGYARORSZAG
KORMANYA

szinte erthetetlen batorsag-
gal es igyesseggel meg mindig
utjat ALTA annak, hogy a ne
metek a szulof0ldet is meg
szalljak:
TermGszetesen az adott hely-
zetben kenytelen nagy enged-
menyekre S mem allhatta pei
'daul utjat, hogy nemet katons
sagot szallitsanak a Dunan
Romaniaba, ami a nemzetkozi
jog szerint a semlegesseg fel.
adasat jelenti, de ennel to.
vabb a nemetek meg mem
mentek.
S bar az Europabol erkez6
jelentesek nap-nap utan arrol
beszelnek, hogy Szerbiat es
Gorogorszagot a ket diktatura
megnyomoritja vagy felfalja
Magyarorszaggal kapcsolatbar
ilyen hirek nincsenek.
A magyar kormany belpoli.
tikaja is kenytelen alkalmaz.
kodni a nemet erohoz, S enneE
a. kovetkezmenye, hogy ismet
egy zsido-t0rvenyt kell a par
lamentnek targyalni. De ezer
az aron talan a hatalmat
megtarthatja a Teleky kor
many a kezeben mem kel
ait a naziknak (nyilasok) at
adm, akik hamarosan nemet
/ kezre juttatnak egeszen a;
orszagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-24
A VALASZTAS
KUZDELMEI

annyira elaljasodtak, hogy
pelda mem volt meg ra ebben
a hazaban. Nemcsak a jelol-
tex, de azok csaladjainak
majdnem minden tagjat XII
kezdtek, reszben ocsmany nyilt
kampanyban, reszben susogo
(whispering) ragalmi hadja-
ratban.
Sajnalattal kell megjegyez-
mink, hogy a kampany lealja
sitasaban egyik part sem
hanyhat semmit a masiknak a
szemere.
A republikanusok az elnokot
diktatorsaggal, a nemzet csod-
be juttatasaval, a haboru
szandekos felidezesevel vadol-
jak, kkezdtek az elnok csa-
ladjanak minden tagjat, mi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-24
'HETI 81 ID NJ = b

vi es nagyobb k0lcsont ad
kormanyunk Kinanak, amely
az eddig adott 0sszes k0lcs0-
noket rendesen t0rleszti, s a
hires Burma-ut megnyitasaval
az Amerikaban gyartott hadi-
szerek ismet 0z0nlenek Kinaba.
Az aInerikaiak t0megesen
j0nnek haza a tavol keletr6l,
ami Japant er6sen izgatja, S a
kiiliigyminiszterium alland6 ba
ratsagos targyalasokat folytat
az orosz kormannyal. A tavol
kelet problemair6l es az ellie
mink k0t0tt harmas sz0vetseg-
r6l targyalnak, inert az utol-
SO napokban szerszamgepeket
es mas fontos sziiksegleteket
adtunk a Szovjetnek, ugy lat
SILK, hogy a beszelgeteseket
biztat6 mederben folytatjak.
Minden jel AIT mutatja,
hogy az elleniink k0t0tt sz0vet
segben Japan mem fog sok
0r0met talalni, s ma mar AIT
Japanban sokkal halkabban
eljenzik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-24

partra bizna szivesebber q
kormanyzast, S lit scsakr ait
tartjuk sziilsegesnek megje-
gyezni, hogy ne vegyek 'tul-
komolyan, ami sarat a politi-
kusok most egymasra ra-
hanynak.
! Ha Willkiet fogjak megva
lasztani, egesz biztosana mem
ada ell Hitlernek ezt az or
szagot, S szegyen, hogy ilyes-
init mernek a valasztok .el6tt
beszelni. Bizonyosan a villany
trusztot sem hivja meg, hogy
a Feher Hazbol az kormanyoz-
"a az orszagot, hanem minden
tehetsegevel a nemzet erdekeit
fogja szolgalni.
Termeszetesen mem fog mum
kat adm minden amerikai pol
garnak, hogy ait egy-ket meg
gondolatlan beszedeben igerte,
S a nincstelen embereket sziik-
seg-munkaval azutan is ellAt-
jak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-24
MAGYARORSZAG
MEG 4

mindig keptelen volt a ro-
man hatarkerdest rendezni.
Romania Erdely vissza mem
kapcsolt reszeiben a roman es
nemet lakossagot minden rem
delkezesere allo eszkozzel a ma
gyarok ellen izgatja, szeren-
csetlen magyar testvereink al
lando es kegyetlen uldozesnek
vannak kiteve.
Megerthet6, ha eek a telje-
sen barbar atrocitasok itt-ott
a magyarokot retorziokra bir-
jak, amikr6l aztan Romania
kormanya tele sirja a vilagot
Is a. ket diktAtorhoz salad
panaSzra.
s minthogy Romania magat
teljesen nernet protektoratus
S6t katOnai megSZallaS ala he
lyezte, termeszetes, hogy a mes
tersegesen felidezett panaszok
szimpatikus m e G hallgatasra
talalnak.
Ma mar a roman sajto any
nyira megy a szemtelensege-
ben, hogy - kormanyparancs-
ra - a visszanyert magyar
teriiletek egy reszet ismet me-
reszeli k0vetelni Romania sza-
mara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-24

nosithetetleniil mocskos kam-
panyban.
A demokrata kampany-iroda
viszont a Willkie hazafiassagat
vonta ketsegbe, azon a cimen,
hogy szulei nemet szarmaza-
suak voltak, ami -szinten alias
sag.
Kozben mindket reszr6l ell
k0vettek mindent, hogy cso-
portokat, felekezeteket, oszta-
lyokat uszitsanak ,k0lcs6n0sen
egymasra, S a kampany alatt
ejtett sebek egyhamar be-
gy6gyulni mem fognak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-24
A KONGRESSZUS
EGYUTT

van ugyan, de nincS komoly
munkaprogramja, S a valasz-
tasig komoly vagy vitas kerde-
sekr6l semmi esetre mem fog
max targyalni.
A multi heten tet6 ala hoz-
tax a polgarosodas vi torve-
nyet, amely a nemet Bundhoz
vagy a kommunista alakula-
tokhoz tartozo egyeneket a
polgarosodas privilegiumabo]
veglegesen kizarja.
Rendeleti uton eddig is meg
tagadtak a polgarpapirt azok-
tol, akik pl. az International
Workers Order tagjai voltak
inert ait kommunista alaku-
latnak tekinti a kormanyunk
de most mar EFT torvenyes
alapon fogjak megtenni.
A szinten a mutt heter
megszavazott Voorhis t0rveny
kotelezi a Bundot es a kom.
munista egyesuleteket, hogy
tagja.k nevsorat a kilugymi.
niszterium ele terjesszek. Ezer
tul tehat az ilyen egyesiiletek
tagjai akkor sem kaphatnal
polgarpapirt, ha hova-tartozo
sagukat elhallgatjak, ahogy
ait a multban az TWO soE
tag1a megtette.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-24
ASzENATuS IS VALT0z|K

November oodiken nerncsak egesz kepvsel6haz de
szenatus egyharmada is vaasztas ala januar
napjaban egeszen vi arcokat fogunk At fels6 hazban
Azelovalasztsok aapan etnik szenausb6l Arizona al
lam helyerol tJn6 sz6nok Ashst at mindenki sana es
etnik Utah aambol King Nebraskab6 Burke es West Vr
gna alambo Holt SENATOR akket vszont tya sajna
hogy ottlon maradtak.
De tresen maradt halaozas folytan Vermont anambol
Gibson szenator heye ICY Vermont ket szenatot va
aszt Egeszen bzosan mndket6 republicans Idaho al
amban Borah ut6da, Thomas senator valaszas aa
Lunden heyet ke betoteni harmncket
hane harcet senator ker most valasztas ala es
nenzet csak egyet remelhet:
Az vi szenatus ITALIAN jobb lesz, mint regi volt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-24
WASHINGTON
RATIONAL

szerzodest, kozos vedelmi
programot akar csinalni Mexi-
coval, ahogy AIT a mask szom-
szed-nemzettel, Canadaval csi-
naltak. Varni fognak ujev
utanig, amig mindket uj koz-
tarsasagi elnok a helyen lesz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-24
EZ A ROVAT SOFIA
MEM KIVAN

allast foglaln partpolitikai
kerdesben S a rovatot k0zl6
lapok a sajat politikai allasfog-
lalasukat a lap mas helyen ir-
jak meg.
Minden valaszt6 polgar ma
gf hatarozza el, hogy melyik