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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-05-11

The failure to use the idle mon
ey, idle labor and idle machinery
now existing is as wicked as to
pillow up cotton or kill little pigs
-Babson.
The Valley settler., 1940-08-30
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Room or the School Building on Sun tho Grange end Lcd1os Aid or tho J1I5od Protestant CAurcs Coooor- z 5irC. Your patronage VII be c2orcc ciCtod.
The Valley settler., 1940-08-30

DR. ALo7EC..r LEAVING ON v.cA1roE Dr. ard Frs. Albrocht leave this coming ThUradGy, for several months vacation in the states. Eo Go not l;now the Doctor' oz1ct plans and i5inerory but VIC would like to con- Ve@ tho wish of the entire conunun- ttv that they have a Iost pI3aa@nt and restful trip. Go will miss the Doctor s cheerful presence and will look forward to their ootQrn.
 0r. Ar~8 trone of Seward will Do
 witt IS while Dr.. A1bracht is CW2J.
The Valley settler., 1940-08-30

B7ZS CARRY TIE NAIL

E1-3 UE1GI HE FALL Tho conflict in Chine has promoted the bee from {, g. thorcr Of honey Ito Mci1 carrier for tho Jcpc no SC
 r ich the holp of modern photogre phy, ino3aoros cen D, reduced to 2 tiny ifroctton of their normal size. Tho .32o with it's burden, lil,o tho cGr- 'rior pigeon, finds its way homo ln-
 from 2 d13tcaco of IS
 much e,a throo or four milos. AS Hong as the Quo9n romctna the acno, lcVon it's homo cen be moved.
 Bees ere not only reliable but ,spo ody, ncAing from 50 to 70 miles Iror hour. Luch is expected Of.
 iboos oS nod2rn subst ituto for pigeons. And woe to him who trios ito flight them!
The Valley settler., 1940-08-30
K.k.K.CLU3

k.k.H.CLU2 Tho XXX. 4-H club mot tt ITS. BtnG1es cn August 23, u $500 ?. .&. ."o hold our usinoss mou ting end m2do plans to ant9r c booth ot the 7@ir. 2.o3ttnG waa adjourned et o'clock.
 Doris Looro,
 Club Re apOrtor
The Valley settler., 1940-08-30

We hove just learned that z loose has "jotn9d" the Army, end will be seen 1t the Mct2n<a!,c Wiley Fair on Army Day, SuadcT, Sept. I,
The Valley settler., 1940-08-30
Tho c onnont ct or Now York
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IA Glasgow a1op,4ocpor hes the follow ting advortisonont in his window: TT Don't Profitoor. You Profit Here Iii
 Edinburgh D38pc tel
 Edinbur gh.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-12-27

To be well is to be happy Christ
mas Seals help to shield our people
from the onslaught of tuberculosis.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-12-27
News From Montana
State College

BozemaN. Dec 22-Selectlon Of
Montana State College to conduct
vocational education school at which
out of-school youth may obtain train
ing essential to the national defense
program IS announced by DR.. A L.
Strand. college president. Approval to
conduct the school was Just obtained
from the state board OF education.
Providing only one link in the train
ing program outlined for Montana.
the school at the state college will
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-12-27
NOTICE

will not be responsible for any
Eebts contracted for by any other
|han myself.
Signed,
GROVER c. PUTT
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-12-27
STATE NEWS

SAID to have paid more dividends
to stockholders than any other en-
terprlSe in the state, the kallSpe!l-
kcvln Oh company IN lis Christ
mas dividend OF o. per cent has
increased the years to ~ per cent.
Original. investment vas $4,000. put
up by - members. More than $40
100000 has been taken from the or
Dog derby to be staged by chill
dren Of Poison planned by Progress
SlEe club
Shelby'S oldest citizen, Sylvester
H Gordon. "a. who lived through
the days Of Lincoln and later pass
ed over the vacant site which is now
Minneapolis. Is hale and hearty
To AVOID military service. Clar-
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-12-27
herican Mothers
ateful for
! ective Service

lie following is quoted from a
Ellington news release
merlCan mothers should be
|etul for the Selective Service
fem declares Massachusetts
ban writing to President Roose-
on HCr return from a visit TO
Devens. Mass, where one of
sons Is a trainee
Ter litter reads
am My the mother of the first
flee tWho voluntcercd) from
county into the new Peace Time
fy, but | wish to let you know
p wonderful job you are do
ply son is stationed at Fort Dew
and last week was privileged
bee and speak with Mr. Clarence
EStra who gave the boys a word
Encouragement. A photographer
I picture of the group. and Mr..
FiStra asked for copy to put in
office in Washington. saying he
feved these boys the first in the
fntry to be indicted
'My husband and | visited our
Yesterday at Fort DevenS. His
went into the barracks and
be back delighted. The barracks
Steamheated: they are air con-
Toned and Enthusiastically con-
lied Everything is wonderfully
an. The boys have plenty of
ID food and plenty Of time to
ep They are being trained by
e officers of high Calibre
Please believe me when | say
i we American mothers should
grateful to you. and l take this
aston to show my gratitude. You
re done for our boys all that you
missed us parents. and it is a
Sollng thought that the boys are
happy at Fort Devens. have
ee more boys (and four girls)
yet old enough for the draft but
dy and willing to go when the
e comes.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-12-27
Fencing Plan Under
Trial by Commission

A plan to fence haystacks on pri-
vate lands to protect them from mi
grating elk is being initiated by the
Montana fish and game commission.
Nine stacks in the Big Hole basin area
have been fenced On an experimental
basis. and if the project proves feast
Bile further operations OF the kind may
be instituted i'll other problem" areas
OF the state
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-12-27
Ayers Recommends
Bullock As Chief

Gov Roy E. Ayers has recommend
ed to DR. Clarence A Dykstra, fedora!
chief of seleCtive service. that Capt
E. F. Bullock Of Helena. be appointed
state selective service director Capt
Bullock. for Is years in the Montana
national guard. has been acting direC-
tor since the resignation Of John w
Mahan. December 3. Gov. Ayers also
recommended DR.. A n. Smithson to be
named examining physician on the
Valley county selective service boarC.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-12-27
exile Hearing

The Montana trade commlsSlon-
70 the railroad and public service
Rmmlssion-has scheduled for Jan.
hearing on determination or a
Ra survey asked by the retail tex
e dealers association of the state.
pc textile dealers have advised the
Pmmission they wished to have a
PSI survey established in order
pat they may be included under
ie state unfair trade practices act.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-12-27
Can Fool Warden
But Not Science

read: to testify game warden may
tie fooled but not a scientist. Re
Gently Powell was arrested on SUSPECT
en- OF possessing hen pheasants. Since
the birds ne had were skinned and
cleaned Deputy Warden Carl Benson
couldn't be sure OF thlcr sex. Con-
sequently. he forwarded them to the
state livestock sanitary board where
techniciar identified them as hens.
Powell pleaded guilty and was fined
$40
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-12-27
represents State
1t Southern Meet

John T. Kelly, state commission
Of agriculture, is in New Orleans
2 represent Montana at a meeting
4 commissioners of agriculture
pom throughout the nation and
of the federal de-
(artment of agriculture. Kelly said
Pc meeting would devote itself
Fgely to discussions of grain stor-
|ge problems and to ways and
beans of unraveling problems con-
ronting western grain growers.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-12-27

While boxing with friend at the
White House, President Theodore
Roosevelt received an injury to
one eye which caused blindness.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21

Startling; New! Ultra-conven-
lent! Big twin flat-bottom
basins two flat-paneled
drainboards 66X24 inches
overall. Jewel-like chrome
mixing faucet with swing
spout and handy pull-out
spray attachment. Large
streamlined cabinet, finished
in long-wearng Dupont Du-
lux enamel.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
The MarionetteS
Masquerade

Tho Narione.teS entertained their
friends NJ a prc-failoweeli party
Saturday. October 26 al Philadel-
pha avenue. Spooks and gohlins
and all the scarv things that go 10
make mp tho proper atmosphere for
Halloween party We're on hand 90
greet The merry makers MANY q
hairraislnc tale was told and MANY
q woi ] ond haunting loueh was
heard From until everyone
rompcd TO his or her hearts cons
tent
Ann NJ MillanS Iomhies We're So
breath taking 1t wasn't even fnn-
ny She perinenicd with oveiy-
fhng tn SIGHT Sadie Sirauchn ir
her Mardi Gras costume managed
~ ct fcw PEOPLE Quiot bong
enough 10 tell some very "iali" 'or.
times She afterwards stated that
-he was NOT responsible FOR ANY,
thing she said.
Tho president. Matte HI la9
hcr hands full How ever does 1c
accomplish so mnchs Mildred Gi3
ton and her other hair. jaime ,,A
ton and Helen Fcslston and tr
Eddie Eeelcsion we're very loirs
doycy. viola carson seems 10 D,
making real pgoeress loo. CrD II
moan an, thing IN particulafe lu
cidently. we challenge sylvester
Totem 70 duel some day lle IS
too too. Rill tirayson and BIS
Saturday night hair cut we'll ihcrc
should he law against them Ara
as for Gay Carier?e??
Among the many guests presen
were Wilhemia walls. Dc1s Frll-
ton. Mrs Albert Charlton I.uciie
Huehes. Julia Nulan. LEWIS Level
Ing. .lr. Bill Jaynes. Ellcr-on
Young. Ardelia Heath. Mr. ami Mas
Charles Carer Josephine Jones.
leo Mayberry. tr.. Joseph W. kod
rhymes + l.. wallace. Andrew Nu
son Harry II Brown. Moses *
Fritz. DR. J y Wilson. Percy iMph-
es Russell Egeleston. While lalse
Eddie Egelcsion, Sylvester To'c0
Bill Grayson Joe l,nndy. John la,
James Guyion and many others
Marioneftes present were Nit
tie Hill. ciola Carson. Mildred
Guyton. Sadie straughn. Helen
Eggleston Cav Carter Ann Nc
MILAN.
- Rc-clcct Digs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
The Scatter
Brains Meet

Last Friday night found the Sca'
forbrain Clnh al Tho home ~ Helen
Lett OF 27rd street FOR another
gay meeting
Because o. tho absence ~ me
president Reia Mason presided
Final plans wore madc for a Hal
lowccn pariy to We given ~ the
home Of Miss Mason on Scoron
avenue
Bridge was tho diversion 20 'lr
evening Helen Glover and iiarrietf
Overtou COLLECTED thoi WIS ani
concentrated hard enough az tak"
home ihe prizes
\ choln. ~ uhs, and abs were
heard when ne hosiess served
,,rN tasty a. wrll as iistufesq
mn,hcou OF ilitd chicken and cgs
noge with Ml the trimmings
Oihcr m"mhsrs prosent Voc
Marion Cai'y. reporter. Glois.
Roby. GcrirnS- l;andsar and Alta
tIax4c
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
~ Is Wdh M Wmr)6fl &C., &C. =
It's Dinner Time

Nre William Baker. who was a
charming hostess A. family re-
union dinner given ~ her home last
Ffiday. was very chic IN .o,ely
maio Don and cold dinner frock
NDre hor husband vmarilv aitired
assisted IN Receiving their visitors.
Their guests were many lnclnd-
"a among them were M and Mrs
James " HuilerS Air and Mrs Ezra
D,yis Roh't Thrash Nre George
simpson George Thrash Miss Nel-
iie Thrash Charlie Jones Miss
Constance Jones Mns. Lula Wind,
Nr. and Mrs Charlie. Henry Mr.
Perncller Edwards Edward Baker,
fisnlee Anderson Mrs Ann -
Thrash. Jesse McClondon Earl
Thrash Mr. aud Mrs Frank Hen
y. Thelma and RUBY Raker
lmsi after tho dinner many ~
ne guests made their way 70 For
sv'he and Macon Georgia and 9TH
or parts ~ no country
Fleet Horace white
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02

From
GtLrArmrR AN DitkFR>ON

/ know ypH arc SIN taking
ahont Inc Natdi C;rss j. ws- real
ly swell rhis WAS ius hr-i un'
tl, Mari t;iA has ever cnlete4
our dear ~, Motto, ti'N.
The VIKINGS stars on Inc season
with hand Th,y VIII present
ihelr hrsi dan,c az me sen .on az
mo ftmktn 5 ricnoni W Seven
hr with Lester Current who
Wil furnish mo mnsic
WHAr THE RuYS ARE SAYING
ABol9i' THE pr AIT
econ SIN, pi4os ,aai he is froe
willing and able that ihe stuff
Kid
Jesse liehi'oo' IS PRAYING that
BE- viii not hato 'o ro...at least
until after Christmas
Jaius pickcrscn is-vsrs sure that
We fa- a bad Case az heart trouhie
Alvin Gilliard who WAS twenty
ono or two i'iie While ago.
VAS come down 30 hi- real age
.lacA Williams arnn' ~ have
= n.tous break iont wnsfr
t-sl. 81, wHl s,rafrh,cn YOU,
nerves ooi
Wavnnn EtD.. .,uerin. fran
,unt,la,.d nuser When over n
s,a,,s ~ hes H., H.. no makes
.liro 10 has back So
John Evans mas Ism NJ nh Il.
IL nn twcntv-nnn vct WON may
thtrs ,,r are fool,r ne nm ~.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02

soft pastel walled ronms The din
ing room tah- was adorned with 2
lace cloth baby NUNS and rare and
neautiful SILVER and heirloon 81
I.nlns family. thn Simms Of New
man. Ga. all OF which made il real.
" festive affair.
Cocktails precedei The de'i,ious
repast Of chicken salad IN rings Of
tomato aspic. hot rolls. celery rad
ishcs. cookies and coffee.
The Russek girls. who were pre-
dominatcly among those present
our dld themselves Win their gor.
geous Gifts 10 Bca The obs and
abs were deaf"niug as beautiful
lingerie lovely linens. curtains. egg
noc sets curtains, ioilci se'S. cock
tail sois. and everything concciN
able In red and IVORY for mo XII
chen. were unwrapprd A maenifi-
cent electric cooker WAS a,so pro
sonied as 2 Wedding ef, from The
Rnssek eirle.
Those present wer' Helen Ash
hy. Frna Clarke EVELYN Eccles
f.n,n FeNs Ret, Gibson Rachel
Hall Evelyn Huichereon Georgia
Harrison Beatrice I'll, Stella John
son Marjorie knight. Hattie Lang
ston. Fola Milliean Alberta oliser4
Mildred simmons Gunncll Ihomp-
son and MIS-. Virginia Byrd Rea $
sitter. with whom she has lived for
many wears.
Last Thursday the couple Jour
ncved 10 rolpdo 10 be married.
Tho . r . IN on was per-
formed by the Rev Father stan
Low.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
The North
Enders

Tue Norin End Soral and AZ
ellh hold lis iesular Mennonite
meeting Thursday. October 81. VIII
Ms. Renie McRriao ~ Eliot siroei
as hostess There we've iwonf'
members in Attendance The main
topic for discussion Was the club S
ram, TO he given SATURDAY. Nov
omhcr ., Al 1882 Goddard street
There was lovely visitor pres
ar IN The person Of Mrs MAY
Wright
Tire members We're quite happv
10 soc Mrs Pearl Collins who has
hecr unable 10 moot with Tho rroup
hccausc Of her work with tho Boarl
~ Health
After the bn-incss session d."
hostess serve, very dolioiops
luncheon Win, WIS eniovcd lv
al Tho nNf hostess " u he Nj
Pearl stokes. who vii on'eriaii'
80, :. AZ Tie Mattresses Assp-
citation ~ aS01. 81 Antoine sfroc'
MIS- VI l.. GU Patton president
Miss Fila VI Webb. scribe
LIocf Harmon Mhitc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Festival


Nh4 SD eou ha parne OIL
how Wonid Won trump m, sce
What was Your SCORE a INC othe
abe That WI he 'he gerera
flr M conversation vhsn ever'
one gathers A. mo ivf A. on
NoN ! for An. evening ~ contract
and aucron bridge Whist fte
hundred. fonk and any oihe card
game that strikes the fancy ~
the PLAYERS
And ~ his "Card Fesiiva WHO
would 20 more fiting chairman
Than thai past master mo card
tahie Mrs j r Coeeius TINS
"FesfNal Is gwen IN behalf ot ~
World Fellowship Fund Mnien
Mrs +. y Gamble is chairman
Fer assistant il Mr~ G + Sfep
hens Oihers ON me commit .. are
Mrs Alma 6 Thomas Mrs Rum
Penn Mss Hughes petofspn Nis
John VI Miles Mrs in,ilr Smoof
MIR HARRY J. GUY Mrs u Ma
iin Mrs. \ Howard ROBBERS Mrs.
Nyrtls Gaskill Mrs Cecil HAYES
Ms Ida johnson Mr. Andrew
Narendiess Mrs Heiheri r Smms
MR. Homer Smith Mrs. Ethe an
drew
Hoslee-es for Ne pvcuue ~il
he Mrs leinv smith Ma ssahe
Gfanl Ms Fannie Beiho Ms
lteue rosne Mrs Albert Cr-enlaN .
MS Ruth irwin Mrs Re- tain
Hafrls Mrs. Andrew Watkins
Nrs Grace Villains Mss Louise
Hla,hmoi Mrs " y pa Mrs
CARR. HatdinE MIS- A,e Bar
tet'. Mrs William Penn Mrs Shr
iev Jackson Mrs Narr TsNsferro
Mrs Tia Wh'h, Mis- The INA WI
iam- NJ Bertha iHn'or Mrs.
Rcrnir Harper Mrs Catherine
Robbins Ms I'e,1 ianms Nrs.
MAJ, Helen Loving MISS onstan'e
Swsorv Ms Y Clements Ms.
Ch,ioiie Howard Nr- Ehe car
nishr MIS- rhris DoNin Ms N1
m Ftan Wis J,~.f oifu "
Edna fonll.e NJ. tlN,l l3k'r aa3
Mrs kafhieer fr'nrh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Elect Horace white
The Coterie Mines

The opening ~ The Co'erie . cluh
vas AZ tho home ~ Mrs Mae VII
liams. e77f scotch avenue. Sh'
served ver, dcliclons menu which
consisted Of fried chicken sinffed
tomatoes. riced poia'ocs yellow
vans with matshmcliows hoi rolls
ana coffee EycNunr pfrScn en-
ioyed The luncheon and the 10 ct.
ine Mrs Lucille Brasg was eues'
Of honor Members OF Tho club who
were present were Mrs Willie
Rruedon. Mrs roarl tnderw GOD.
Mrs Fva Williams. Mrs r. Law
son. Miss l.llian Jennings. AMI
Mrs Bertha Newton
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02

close friends. who had witnessed
The wedding ceremony
For the occasion. the Hardin
home vas beautifully decorated
with large arrangements OF all
white nuns
he couple are now honeymoon
ing IN Chicago For travelling Mrs.
Johneon wore grey wool frock.
Her black hat was trimmed with a
silver fox pom-pom Her black
coat vas also trimmed with fox.
l'non their return from Chicago.
the lonnsons Will be at home on
Nonfclair aseuue.
tolored Judge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02

Ms Hardin wore a floor length
,orn Of soldier blue velveteen. II
i. charac'erized by long sleeves
I square neck. She wore n
Land of heirloom pearls. Her
Icr.r, p.re white hahy NUNS
Tho brides attendant was her
|.psb,er Nrf Marjorie Anderson
h, Anderson chose a frock 81
,s,eh chiffon Her flowers we're
'rso white NUNS CARLYLE Johnson
las his fathers hest man.
immediate, after the ceremony
reception followed which was
|iiendei b, The wedding parry,
hsir immediate families, and few
Fleet Horace white
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02

A GOOD appetite. q hearty din
~ ner. food that we like but
- that doesn't like us-of course
we should "let good digestion
govern appetite" but do we?
When Acid Indigestion, Heart
burn OF Gas ON Stomach result
BE- WISE-TRi ALKA-SkLTLEH
Try Aha Settler too fol Head
ache. Muscular Fatigue. Morning
After" and Muscular Pains.
Alks-Seltzef contains an analge.
sic. pain relieveI. Sodium seetyl
salicylstel as we'll ss alkaline
buffer salts
In handy packages or by The
glass AZ your drug store
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Tasty Food Abundant
At Shower for Bea

One Of the loveest of social affairs Of the past week
the shower given hv Lulu Jackson for Bea Robinson
the fancee of Daniel Hall
The new home Of the Jacksons. on leicester Ct. was
THING OF heaMtv The archMaNs formed vistas into the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Rev. Peck Marries
Prominent Detroiters

At $50 last Saturday afternoon Mrs Carrie Hardin
hi DR. Ernest Johnson exchanged their wedding VOWS
IT, ceremony took place at the brides home on Hocomb
Eenue with the Rev. William Peck officiating
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Detroit's Most Talked
About Eating Place
THE
HOUSEWIVES
LUNCH
ssOo John u. ~ rAiNFR
can TR. ..S5~~
MENU for
November 2. 1910

Cream IF Tomato Soup
RoaS' Beef with Mashed
Potatoes 35
Roast Fresh Ham with
Cmdi,d Sweets IS
Roa,t Lee of lamh With
Green lras *
Roast Young Turkey
CclnN Dressing cram
berry Sauce ~ 10
Fried Spring 4 hicken
Dinner -
Lamb Chops ON Toast
with Jelly AS
Veal Chops. Country
STYLE .45
> doz. Frog Legs Road
House STYLE .... AS
. doz Fried Oysters.
cold Slaw and
putaiOe> ... .35
Smoihrred Chicken,
Family STYLE ~ .35
T-BOBe Steak Dinner 60
Special Blue Plate Lunch Is
Blackberry Cobbler
or
lcc Cream
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
ATTENTION.!

Re sure ~ read each install.
mcnt of The fascinating serial
story. "rhc knight Was Rlack'
by ilma Bean 10, Inv. which
began In the oct. ~ issue OF The
lIetrOlt Tribune. keep each
cOpy IN which The story appear
land see II Won can forecast how
he story VIII tnd. send In your
solutions before the last ionr
solutions before the last four
installments are printed. nend-
crS will he advised Of the date
Inter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02

picture taken after Congressman pondeo mad
oned with Congressman Mcleod In sending Telegram !" "o
Dickinson urging the appointment OF qnallhed ""ed ma" "
fill The vacancy created by the death Of Judge sage
Perr w. Howard onl, Negro Republican National Committee
stopped McIeods Headquarters I" pay his reSpc'N IN" '
gra work done in Congress on matters M"
legislation affecting the Negro.
Mcleod ever job the Interest" the "'"red man
IN The picture reading from left 10 right congressman" "
ferry W. Howard Congressman Mcleod.
Congressman Mcleod seeking reelection IN the i5h 'o"ke
district on the Republican dhe asking his Colored
rfnd' 10 support him on his record.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02

Get The Habit
Eat At Ferguson's"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02

: Fleet Horace White
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-18
M AGY ARORSZAC
Irta: FAY FISHER ANDOR

Hiaba izgultunk, hiaba var
TUX e heten nagyon nehezen a
radio hireit: egyel0re elmaradt
a revizio, Erdely magyarjai to-
vabb is roman uralom alatt
maradnak.
E lap olvasoi, akik rendsze-
reSen olvassak irasaimat, tud-
jak, hogy en- az amerikai la
pok hiradasai utan sem biztam
tulsagosan abban, hogy En-
delyt most kappa vissza Ma
gyarorszag Mindig ramutat-
tam, hogy Nemetorszag min
den erdeke AIT kivanja, hogy
Kelet Europaban bekesseg le-
gyen, oft az emberek dolgozza-
max, termeljenek es szallitsak
termekeiket Nemetorszagnak.
Romania kilOn0s sullyal
esik most latba a nemet szami-
taSOkban, inert hiszen OLAF
szuksegietenek legnagyobb re-
sect onnan kappa es a roman
gabonara is eget6 sziiksegc van
Hitlernek.
Magyarorszag csak elelmet
tud szallitAni Nemetorszagnak,
AIT Sc annyit, mint amennyit
N6metorszag szeretne kapni.
Ebben az evben az ohazaban
meglehet6sen gyenge a termes.
Valami nagyon sok gabonat
hat mem nelkiil0zhet Magyar
orszag Bizonyos, hogy a kor-
many kenytelen lesz nemet
ny0masra adagolast is be-
vezetni, de meg akkor Sc tud-
max maid annyit szallitani,
mint amennyit Nemetorszag
kivanni fog.
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most a haznak, az kiadta a
nyilasoknak)
Akik a nyilas eszmekre es-
kiisznek, azok mindent elt,isz-.
mex, amt a nyilas vezerek
mondanak. Mem gondolkoznak.
Ell fogjak hinni, hogy Teleki
kormany all a revizi6 utjaban
es Hitler talcan szallitana a
AIT a magyaroknak, ha Hubay
Kalman lenne Magyarorszag
miniSzterelnOke.
Bizonyos, hogy a nyilasok
mem fognak megallni azzal a
whispering kampannyal, hogy
Teleki az akadalya az erGelyi
revizionak.
Tovabb fognak menni.
A nyilasok taboraban regen
nepszerutlen az orszag jozan
lakossaga altal nagyon szere-
tett, hallatlanul tisztelt kor-
manyzo szemelye.
Az orszag lakossaganak leg
nagyobb resze igazan a legpa-
gyobb tisztelettel, szeretettel
es becsiilessel veszi korul Ma
gyarorszag kormanyzojat. Tud-
jak, milyen emberfeletti kiz-
delmet folytat az orszag fig
getlensegeert, a magyar nep
szabad eleteert.
A nyilasok tudjak, hogy a
kormanyzo hallani Sc akar
azokrol politikusokrol, akik
az 8 taborukban vannak es
aligha fog valaha is - ha csak
kenyszerhelyzetben van hoz-
zajarulni egy nyilas kormarly-
hoz.
A nyilasok regen igyekesnek
a kormanyzo hallatlan neasze.
riiseget lejaratni. Emlekeztetek
ARA, hogy tavaly peldaul
amikor nevestejen az Opera
hazban innepeltek a kornany-
z6t, nyilas suhancok tiintettek
ellene. Igaz, aztan kornlany
20 sajat kezeivel merte le q
pofonOkat a tiintet6knek.
Lehet, hogy most vi alkal-
mat talalnak ARA, hogy a kor-
lmanyz6 szemelyet is olyan szin-