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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, March 12.-GR- Cur.
tailed cattle receipts met an active
market today and prices were strong
to rs cents higher. The bulk Of the
steers sold at $500 to 310.25, topping
at $11.5o. Hogs sold steady to S cents
higher and active on weights Of 220
pounds and above. The top was $40.
Fat lambs and sheep were weak to
Is cents lower. The best fed lambs
brought 5000 and handyweight
range ewes $5.75.
(U. S. Dept. Agr.)-Salable hogs
$4,000; total 10000; active on
weights 22o lbs. up, steady to S high.
er than Mondays average: lighter
weights mostly steady; top $40: bulk
good and choice 1s0-240 lbs. 5.15.40;
24o-27o lbs. 4.90.5.20: 270-32o lbs.
4.75.5.0o; heavier weights 4.60.75;
good 400-50O lbs. packing sows 40.
40; lighter weights to $50; shippers
1900; estimated holdover 1000.
Salable cattle $500: salabIe calves
1000; most killing classes strong to
rs higher active at advance; ':hoics
yearlings absent and very few strict.
ly good and choice steers In run;
medium to good grades making up
crop. top 1850 paid for 1926 and
1928 lbs. averages; best yearlings
1910; heifer yearlings s.S5; mostly
8.25-10.00 steer trade and most fed
heifers S.25.9.25; Nebraska fed 1896
lbs. steers s.S5; corn belt fed 1.547
lbs. good grades $50; good to choice
1.40o lbs. 1875; light dairy bred Of
ferings to killers IT'S but feeder
dealers took very common TOO lbs.
steers 6.25; mostly $50 up to 800
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, March 12.-LR-
Cotton futures came to rest with
only minor price scars today after
being burdened throughout the ses.
sion by a wide array Of unsettling
news.
While the March delivery de-
clined 10 points, other deliveries
were 1 lower to 4 higher at the
finish.
Buying from various domestic
urc was fairly well distributed.
March, however, failed to hurdle
the obstacle of a further increase
in certificated stocks of the staple
and issuance Of II transferable no.
tees, which served to free a large
part of March holdings.
Although foreign markets, espe.
cially Liverpool and Bombay, drop.
ped sharply on reports a new ex-
port subsidy on cotton was a pos.
sibility, the advices had just the
opposite effect on local sentiment.
Exports Monday 11,270 bales;
season SO far 5,1S4,535. Port re-
ceipts 24,968; port stocks 1896, 201.
Range follows:
New:
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, March II. -LP-Un.
settled by persistent reports of an
armistice in Russian-Finnish hos
tilities, the wheat market turned
definitely downward today and clos.
ed mor than a cent a bushel lower.
The market lacked strength from
the start when reports Of rain and
snow in Kansas and Oklahoma where
moisture had been lacking brought
easier trading. There was nc pres.
sure behind the initial selling, how.
ever, and prices steadied and trade
was at a s%tandstill while the pit
buzzed with rumors of peace or Al
lied Intervention in the Russian.Fin-
nish war.
After climbing to slightly above
yesterdays final prices, the market
sagged in the last hour and dropped
to more than 1 10 cents below Mon
days close. A slight rally at the
finish left wheat IL 3-S cents lower,
May 1903 1-4.1.S, July 1.01-1.01 Is.
Corn was 1872 lower, May IS 3-3.
IL, July S. Is: oats 1912 down:
rye 3-4-7-S off; and lard unchanged
to S lower.
Weather reports generally were
favorable for a good crop and tend.
ed to discourage advancing prices.
There were some reports Of ice and
freezing temperatures, but not
enough to offset the snow and rains
reported in other sections Of the
wheat belt.
Russian Finnish peace negotia.
lions were unconfirmed, but traders
sensed something was afoot because
of frequent repetition Of the re-
ports. Liquidation Of holdings on a
moderate scale set in and prices
dropped to the days lowest point
only minutes before the close.
Crop reports from Europe indicat.
ed that it vas too early to accurate.
ly determine conditions, but it was
believed generally that crop pros.
poets ere below normal in some
areas and that further damage had
been done by alternate freezing and
thawing.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
N. Y. COTTONsEED OIL

NEW YORK, March 12.-R-
With speculative interest in cot
tonseed oil futures hamstrung by
uncertainties created by war, the
market dropped 6 to Is points to-
day.
Liquidation was encouraged by
the reaction in lard and grams
hut total turnover summed up to
only 27 contracts.
The official figure for February
consumption vas a mite less than
market expectations but of appar-
emily little influence in determining
prices.
March closed 6.90b, May 7.O2,
July 7.0Sb, Sep 7.13b, Oct 7.12b. TO-
Bid.)
Crude oil was quoted nominally
at 6 cents a pound in the south
east and valley Texas was 5 S"~
10 bid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, March ~. Up No
cash wheat: Corn No. 1 yellow IS
IA; No. 2, So 1884: No. 4.
So Ia.
Oats No. / mixed - IA: No. 2, ~
3D.; sample grade mixed 40 IL; Ma.
2 white 44.45.
Barley mailing 1854 NOM; feed
1880 nom.
Soy beans No. 1 yellow 1.15 IL.
Field seed per 100 lbs. nominal.
Timothy seed 4.90.5.25.
Sweet clover 4.50-5.25.
Red clover 12.50.15.00
Red top 8.50.9.00.
Alsike 15.00.1S.0 90.
Alfalfa 18.00-23.00.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK, March -. - Up -
Sales, closing price and net change
of the sixteen most active stocks
today:
Packard, 23,3oO-3%; DIS.
Curtiss- Wright, 21,70O-1O& DIS.
United Airlines, 1,500-17H; al.
Pa-.Am Always, 10000 - 1874;
Int Tel and Tel, Is, 30O-4A: all.
General Motors, 13,SOO-54h; ais.
~Studebaker, 12,100-11%; DIS.
Chrysler, 10, 300-86A; a1B.
Coml Solvents, 9,400-14; an.
Loft, 8,600-29A AZ.
Bendix Await, S,300-33B; DIS.
Celanese, 8,200-31%: no.
NY Central, s,100-16h DIS.
US Steel, 7,700-57%; dA.
Trans and West Air, 7,7oo - II;
Az.
socony-vac, 7,7oo-11A; DIS.
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Range Since 1927;
What Stocks Did
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NtW YORK, March IL. Up
zoe free British pound toppled 9
.a's Today to s3.77, within 4 cents
ne low price hit last fall when
Ia broke in Europe.
NsN foreign exchange regulations
NV S'A,'y announced by Great Britain
largely eliminate free" ster-
,,s ds a source Of payment for
rM h important empire products as
|'alsrs said.
a., nsacefOrth London will accept
N MINUS sS sod at the rate of s4.0s -
sr, y me Bank of England or the
un ahalent in certain currencies, in.
%alas the dollar.
tbsr uses for free sterling, in
t,ts,.s WOrds' have been sharply re.
s,s u and buyers named their
d sv NJ rates follow Great Brit
ssat d. dollars others in cents):
IN, "a Ofllaln' demand 3.7s, cables
ts w., uay bills 3.74 rs, 9O-day
s,rk ' ii -, Belgium 1898, Den.
d! IL - 1883 Finland Ism, France
40, el'nany 1920, benevolent
Aay s areece ~, Hungary 17.s5N,
by ,s ',rs' Netherlands 1914, Nor.
iS, w. Portugal 3.62N, Rumania
stcisl%- a % y. 2.35N, Argentina,
b So; ss'17' free 1885, Brazil. off,
han '''' ., free 80, Mexico Is.75N.
haghai , . Hongkong 2a.57,
Ne iss,a IN spot cables unless Other.
~u'cated. N.NominaD.
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DRY o

NEW YORK, March IL. -U9-
Scattered sales OF print cloths were
reported In the gray goods market
today but business in coarse yarns
and sheetings remained disappoint.
ing.
Trade in spun rayons was active
for plain and print types and a good
interest WAS shown in box loom
staples.
In the silk goods section, scatter
ed buying was reported by whole
salers to complete fall needs.
Increased activity was reported in
wooden goods, although buying Of
any consequence was not expected
for the next few weeks.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
F0REICNS ADVANCE
in BOND EXCHANGE
Numerous Scandinavian Is
sues Push Up One To Ii
Points During Day

NEW YORK, March 12.-LR-
me foreign division continued the
nigh point of the bond market to-
day, with numerous Scandinavian
issues pushing up 1 to 10 points.
More reports of peace aims and
negotiations in the Russian.Finnish
trouble stirred enough buying
throughout the foreign list to lift
prices broadly and extend the up
ward movement in effect in the
group since late in February.
Domestic corporate loans were
somewhat uneven, although many
trading favorites posted closing
gains Of fractions or better. U. S.
Governments showed a preponder.
ance of gains running to 7-32nds
of a point.
Leaders of the climbing Scandi.
navians included Finland IS at So,
up 10, Norway 4 LIS of SO at 81.
up 6, Norway 4 Ids of '65 at TIP,
up 3. Denmark 5 LIS at Sc IL, up
2 Ia, and Copenhagen SIS at Sc, up
1 "a. Other foreign gamers includ'
ed German 5 LIS and Is, Antwerp
os, and Queensland Is.
international Telephone IS closed
at Al, up l 3-4, Central New Eng.
land As at 46 IL. up 2, marlborough
Rapid Transit IS at 36, up 1 IL.
Portland General Electric 4 LIS at
u Ia, up 3-4 and Allegheny
Stamped IS of so at As 1.2. up 81.
Transactions totaled 1882, 900
face value, the largest since Feb.
Z, and compared with $~6,211,8O0
yesterday.
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however on country account, with
choice yearlings and calves 9~.50-1l.O0
Colorado fed cows 6.75.7.50; weighty
cutters up to $50; bulls closed easy;
7.15 down on sausage offerings;
vealers strong to SO higher weighty
kinds showing advance at H. 0 III 90.
Salable sheep 5000: total 10000;
fat lambs and sheep weak to Is
mostly 1918 lower; extreme top
heavyweight fed lambs 1890; bulk
with more weight 9.75-10.00; few ex.
IRENE weights 9.65: tandyweight
fed range ewes SIS, throwouts 400
and $50.
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NEW o

NEW YORK, March 12.-(R-
Potatoes firmer. Old crop: NO. l.
sacks Goo lbs.), upstate, Chippewa
selling z.15; Katahdin, fair quail
ity. selling 1855. No. 1, SACKS
600 lbs.), Long Island. Green
Mountain North and South slde)'
1.75-2.30, poorer lower. Maine, Green
Mountain, mostly 200, Pinch 2.o5'
Is; Chippewa and katanolh, q
inch 2.o5.1O; 2 IA inch 2.16'2O. ne"
crop: bushel box or crate, FIorioa
Red Bliss, Nc. /, 2.25'4o' NO. q
2.10-15.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL. March II. - Up -
Limited demand for spot cotton,
prices % points lower. Quotations in
pence: American, strict good mid.
ding S.29; good middling 7.89; strict
middling 7.79; middling 1853; strict
low middling 7.59; low middling c.39;
strict good ordinary 6.94; good ordi-
nary $50.
Futures closed II to 10 lower.
March 1853; May 7.67; July TIA; Oct.
7.59; Dec. 7.52; Jan. ISL
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Many WAR BABY
ISSUES RELEASED
.fts Are Chief Sufferers
And slide Three Points
In Final Hour
rprDERICK GARDNER

work.. March 1z.-lP-|
WV ',s.Russian truce negotiations
F'' psad . rise in the stock market
|','S as holder of war baby"
FSA nurriedly disposed OF guam
F'''. n, their holdings.
pies " we're the chief suffer
AHe sIidjng in the last hour as
Is os three points to end the
b. E,'p more o. than a point below yes
'ssr's final position. ,
FaIs! slide in aircrafts affected
1ps s,eviously buoyant steels and
ID which slipped and carried
l F1ss and coppers lower.
sm as.,'syer. the market had suffl'
resjlience to balance its
|tsns with advances and the As
p& 's.,d Press average of SO &C.
s 'i stocks was unchanged at
u .'' rhe turnover was the best
February 9, with SS4,240
aas.s changing hands compared
a. 5N.6SO yesterday.
T,,Iy impetus to dealings was
.[sn by rising prices which caus-
n.nv "short" traders to cover.
sI.,, four hours the trend was
u inward. Several stocks reached
.as bjghs for the year. Then
nr. rumors of an armistice in the
s,-ssrn battle area and the slide
n,m implements shares, includ.
l. caterpillar and Harvester, held
l,r gains while traders watched
y. ,rogress in Washington of the
Nv, Nil with its 1928, 900, 600 in ap-
OPERATIONS
,ane quarters said peace be.
,,u Finland and the Soviet would
,mye from Germany the threat
an Allied invasion through Rus.
\, and so strengthen Germany's
E&dOn.
Njns the day with declines
h, Douglas, United Aircraft,
b Martin, Bendix. Curtiss'
Nit. Sears Roebuck. Dow Chem
ID American Smelling, Kenne-
" American Telephone and du-
MT The last two had reached
N years peaks early in the ses'
b.
General Motors. Chrysler, U. S.
R,bbsr. Allied Chemical, and Krog.
i Grocery were among those on
tn upside.
In the curb, where 203,000 shares
rge traded compared with 10000
Yesterday, gains were made by
Pittsburgh Plate Glass, Babcock &
Wilcox, American Cyanamid 3D."
American Manufacturing and Fisk
Rubber.
Bonds and commodities were un-
gen. Wheat at Chicago closed 1
b / IS cents a bushel lower and
nrn Is to IL cents down. Cotton
aisd 80 cents a bale down to 20
DENTS up. Foreign markets were
hIly firm, in small dealings.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
BALTIMORE HOGS
BALTIMORE, March II. :

BALTIMORE, March II. -(R1-
~. S. Dept. Agr.)-Hogs 800. s low
er. Practical top 5.S5. Good and
choice 170.210 lbs. 5.60-85; 220.24O
lbs. 5.30-55; 250-300 lbs. 4.S5.5.30,
150.160 lbs. $3.50; 140-150 lbs. sos
80: 1s0-140 lbs. 4.80-5.05: 120.140 lbs.
4.65.90. Packing sows 3.85-4.S5.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
BALTIMORE POTATOES

BALTIMORE, March IL -uf?-
Potatoes (old)-Firm. Truck: loo 10.
sacks u. S. is Md. and Pa rouno
whites 1.60.76; Chippewas
Katahdins 1850, few higher. N. T.
round whites 1.60-70; U. $. coH'nei'
Gals 1850. Rest unchanged.
Sweet potatoes-Steady. Rest un'
changed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
NAVAL STORES

Aspsotino a. March p. Up
recein 1t1m 30; offerings 81, all
lsI slp's Sc; shipments I'll:
'''ae; s ss1s.', Rosin firm; offerings
1les none; receipts PA; ship.
! So; p = D, 4.so; E, SIS; #, 5.45:
\ 80 -. NJ l, 5'57 1-2; K, $50;
NV, K, s,so ~ 5-e5; VIC, 5.72 IL:
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
NEW e COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, March 12.-R
Cotton futures were irregular here
today with long liquidation depress.
ing the near months while new buy.
ing developed in distant positions on
the growing belief that congress
would continue to assist planters.
Closing prices were steady S points
net higher to 2 points lower.
Omen High LOW Close
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
N. O. "COTTONSEED OIL

NEW ORLEANS, March 12.-LR
Cottonseed oil closed steady. Bleach.
able prime summer yellow 7.00nom. !
prime crude $3.50. 0Onom.; March
s.4Sb; May 6.53b; July 6.60b; Sept.
6.67b.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
EGGS

NEW YORK. March 12.-R-
Eggs 1862: steady. Mixed colors:
fancy to extra fancy 1870 "a;
extras Is "a; storage packed firsts
IS IA: graded firsts II 3.4; current
receipts II Ia; seconds unquoted;
mediums Is ~; dirties No. /, II;
average checks IS 3.4-16 IA.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
DAIRY PRODUCTS

CHICAGO, March 12.-LF-But.
ter 622,414, steady; 80 score cen.
tralized CARROTS ~ 3.4-2S; other
prices unchanged.
Eggs 21,76S, firm; current re.
ceipts IS 81; other prices I'M
changed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
BUTTER

NEW YORK. March 12.-GP-
Butter 1.231,753, firmer. Creamery:
higher than extra 29-29 "a; ex.
ira coz score) 20 ga; firsts 1854
score) 28-28 81; seconds (S4-S7
score) rs 3.4-27 81.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
SPOT C0TTnN

M cotton HtnAs Fans, March 12.-tp
ss les , closed quiet 2 points
t4tins o's oe2; low middling $50;
Fsipa s .7;;v' good middling lii;
400 stock 1855, 1884,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
MIDDLING COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, March 11.-R
The average price Of middling IS.
16 inch cotton at ten designated
southern spot markets today was
one lower at 1867 cents a pound;
average for the last 80 market
days was 1881.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
PEANUTS

SUFFOLK, Va, March 12.-U)-
Peanut quotations.: Jumbos 3 7-S to-
4; bunch 3 IL to 3 SIS; runners 3
3-8 to 8 IL. Market continues dull.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
CHICAGO LARD

CHICAGO, March 12-lR- Lard
tierces Sis: loose $40; bellies 5.26.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-18
MACA Sc TUDTA
NIT TECYEN

Ket hosszu esztend6n ke-
resztil ezer es egy oldalrol fag-
gattak Roosevelt eln0kot, hogy
akar-e harmadszor is szaladni
vagy mem ker tobbe a teherbol,
amivel az Egyesult Allamok ell
n0ki tisztsege jar.
E ket esztend6 alatt az utol-
SO pillanatig Roosevelt soha
mem nyilatkozott es a demo-
krata konvencio ugy i'll ossze,
hogy terveit a delegatusok
mem ismerik. Meglehet6sen
szegyenteljes allapot ez a de-
legatusokra nezve, akik ugy
erik, hogy megalazott helyzet-
ben vannak, inert mindig az
eln0k utols6 parancsszavara
kell tancoljanak.
ARA, hogy miert hallgatott
az eln0k ket even at olyan
melysegesen, most vegre igen
helyes magyarazat erkezett.
r Roosevelt elnok edesanyja
mondta meg, hogy hol az igaz-
sag ekkent::
A ket ev ota tarto zava-
ros kiilpolitikai helyzetben ma
ga az eln0k Sc tudhatta, hogy
ol-holnapra NIT kell csi-
naljon. Exert hallgatott. Mi
kor az esemenyek a vilagpoli-
tikaban minden percben val
toznak, akkor okos ember mem
hatarozhatott el6re veglegesen,
hogy mikent fog cselekedni.
Annyira igaz ez, hogy mem
kell hozza tovabbi magyarazat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-18
M|ERT OLYAN
SzERENYEK?

Azok a feltetelek, amelyek
mellett Mussolini fegyversziine-
tet kotott a franciakkal, olyan
szerenyek, olyan keves aldoza-
tot kertek, hogy a vilag az ola
szok tart6zkodasat j6forman
meg Sc tudja erteni.
Tudni szeretne mindenki,
hogy mi rejt6zhetik e nagy on
megtagadas, e nagy merseklet
m0g0tt? B0lcs belatas-e, vagy
Hitler parancsa, hogy az olasz
diktator tartson merteket.
Mussolinit mem ugy isneri
a vilag, mint akinek valami
nagy erenye lenne a szereny-
seq. Ha tehat most a franciak-
kal szemben mertekletes volt,
akkor abbol ARA is lehet ko-
vetkeztetni, hogy nem bizik
a mostani nemet gy6zelmek
tart6ssagaban es a j0v6re mem
akarja eljatszani a franciak
baratsagat.
valami nagyon melyrehatd
Okla kell legyen annak, hogy
Mussolini ilyen nagyfoku On
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-18
MELT0SACOS KUzDELMET VARuNK

mokrata legyen. Is eppen
olyan jussa volt ahhoz is, hogy
politikai nezeteit megvaltoztas-
sa es atpartoljon az ellenzeket
k6pvisel6 republikanusokhoz
Vele szemben is all Bismarck
hires mondasa, hogy csak az
0k0r k0vetkezetes, inert az
mindig szenat eszik, de az en-
Der ma ICY gondolkozhatik,
holnap meg amugy.
Wendell Willkie ugy erezte,
hogy megvan benne minden
er6 es tehetseg ARA, hogy en-
mex az orszagnak eln0ke le-
gyen. Es mivel demokrata resi-
r6l meg ARA Sc szamithatott,
hogy nevet megemlitsek, at
partolt a republikanusokhoz,
ahol a maga kedvez6 lehet6se-
get megtalalta.
EFT a partcseret mem lehet
Willkie szemere vetni. Kil0n0-
sen mem akkor, amikor a nem-
zeti vedelem erdekeben maga
Roosevelt eln0k nyult a repub-
likanusok soraiba es emelte
oman oldala melle ket vi mi
niszteret.
Az Sc lehet piszkos valaszta-
81 hadjaratra ok, hogy Willkie
egy nagy k0ziizemnek sikeres
vezet6je volt, hogy annak er-
dekeit teljes erejevel kepviselte
Roosevelt terveivel szemben es
sikerre jutott. Amerikaban
mem bin az, ha a szegeny en-
ber fla uzleti es tarsadalmi si-
kereket er ell. Demokraciank-
max eppen az a legnagyobb
dics6sege, hogy ere temerdek
alkalmat nyujt.
Az orszag helyzete ma
olyan, hogy mem piszkot $40
ro, hanem meltosagteljes va
lasztasi hadjaratra van szukse-
giink.
A multi ARA tanit bennun-
ket, hogy EFT fogjuk kapni
Roosevelt eln0kt6l, akinek
egyenisegeben amugyis annyi-
ra benne van a vele sziiletett
meltosag es udvariassag, hogy
akarva Sc tudna egyebet nyuj-
tani.
EFT remeljuk ellenfeletol is,
akit mem ismeriink, de akinek
elolegeziink annyi joindulatot,
hogy a legjobbat tetelezziik fel
rola.
Ha ket igazan kivalo ember
maga donthetne ell a valasztasi
hadjarat mikentjet, ha apro
akarnokok t0mege mem await
koznek abba belle, akkor a leg
moltosagteljesebb valasztasi
hadjaratban lenne reszink,
olyanban, amely minden tekin-
tetben melto az Egyesult ALA
mok hirnevehez es tekintelye-
hez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-18
sZEMToL SZEkABE A kET JELoLnEL


munka megt0rte. Latszik rata
a fesziiltseg, latszik rata, hogy
az idegei meg vannak rongal-
va, ITALIAN szet vannak roncsol-
va. Hogy emberfeletti er6 tart
ia a helyen nyugodtan.
Az eln0k0t mem kell bemu-
tatni, azok is tisztelik, akik boil
dogan latnak, ha a Feher Haz-
boil tavoznek. Tisztelik a johi-
szemuseget es a josagat. Ami
vel a nincstelenek, az elesettek
fele a kezet es a szivet XII
nyujtja.
Kisse biiSzken allok k0zvet-
len az iroasztala elott (az uj-
sagirok az elnoknel szeket mem
kapnak), biiszke vagyok ra,
hogy polgara vagyok ennek a
demokratikus hazanak. Sok fe-
leje vetett kerdesnel ARA gon-
dolok, hogy hasonl6 kerdesert
koncentracios tabor, hacsak
mem go1yo jarna Berlinben
vagy Romaban, ha egyaltalan
alkalma lenne oft kozonseges
halandok szazainak az orszag
fejehez kerdeseket intezni.
Kisse buszke vagyok ARA,
hogy ennek a csupa-sziv en-
bernek a ket kampanyaban
elenk reszt vettem egy haj-
szalnyival en- is hozza jarultam
hogy a legnehezebb id6kben 6
keriilt a nemzet elere.
S megis szomoruan tavoztam
a konferencia vegen el0le.
Ugy ereztem, hogy ha a
jelOleSt harmadSzor is vallalna,
a tovabbi munka kereSztre valo
feszitest jelentene a szamara
Hogy az igazi baratainak ia
Ian mem is szabad ra szavazni.
Hogy ITALIAN tulsagosan ia
radt, tulsagosan meg van csi-
gazva hogy a harmadik ter
minus alatt ITALIAN gyakran ma
sok kormanyoznanak helyette.
Akik ITALIAN visszaelnenek az
zal, hogy Amerika legszentebb
hagyomanyat a sulyos id6k ha-
tasa alatt a nemzet megtorte s
meg szivosabban ragaszkodna-
max azutan, hogy vegleges le-
gyen egy partnak, vagy egy
csoportnak a hatalma.
4 4 *
Ha mem alltam volna szem-
tol-szembe a ket jel0lttei, bizto-
san habozas nelkil adtam vol
ma a szavazatom Rooseveltre.
Dacara annak, hogy a har-
madik terminus nekem nem
tetszik, hogy en- a demokrati-
kus hagyomanyok minden por-
cikajara feltekenyen akarok
vigyazni.
Ma ketsegek gyot0rnek /.
Talan azzal tarthatnank meg
epsegben es egeszsegben ext a
nagy es nagyszeru embert a
nemzet szamara, ha elkiildjiik
negy eyre pihenni y. Mikor
azonban e sorokat from, mem
is biztos, csak valoszinu, hogy
8 lesz a demokrata part je-
l0ltje Hat maid megvar-
juk a jelolest es a platformot.
-.O.-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-18
SAJT0KONFERENCIA
A FEHER HAZBAN

Minden kedden delutan negy
orakor es minden penteken del
el0tt sajtokonferencia van a
Feher Hazban, ahova - mint
irtam, minden tisztesseges
polgar, akinek k0ze van az uj-
sagirashoz, nagyon k0nnyen
bejuthat.
Akik a Feher Hazat rendsze-
resen Cover "-oljak, azok kil0n
igazolvannyal birnak minden
ilyen accreditalt ujsagiro min
dig bevihet videki kollegakat
magaval.
A rendkiviili idokre valo te-
kintettel most t0bb "secret ser
vice" ember all az elocsarnok-
ban, de a titkari hivatal veze-
t6jet megis meglepte, hogy
Nemenyi kollega sziiksegesnek
tartotta a bemutatasomat, mi
el6tt az elnok ajtajaig jutot-
funk.
Termeszetesnek tartjak, hogy
hivatasos ujsagironak joga van
bemenni a sajtokonferencian
az eln0kh0z.
OFT is voltunk vagy ketsza-
zan, mikor az elnoki dolgozo-
szoba ajtajat szettartak es be-
bocsajtottak benniinket.
OFT valamivel t0bb formasa
got talaltam.
Az ujsagirok nem zajongnak
S mem beszelgetnek egymassal
es az eln0kon Xviii senki mem
dohanyzik. Sem az ujsagir6k,
sem az a harom MINISTER es
ket titkar, akik oft voltak.
Mines fenykepezes, de egyeb-
kent a "konferencia" lit is ezer
kerdesbol all, anikre az elnok
felel, vagy neha megmondja,
hogy ere mem akar felelni.
| Nagyon erdekesek, neha fur
csak a kerdeSek.
"Fogja-e a jelolest harmad-
szor vallalni?"
Mem leszek jelen a konven-
cion" feleli az elnOk ne
vetve.
mi lesz az angol gyerme-
kekkel, megnyitjak-e Ellis Is
landot a szamukra?"
'Mir6l beszelt a francia Macy
k0vettel ma reggel?"
Xxi lesz a demokrata part al.
eln0k jel0ltje?"
A kerdesek perg6tuzeben az
elnok a nyugalmat es a jo ke-
delyet megtartja mikor a ker.
des trefas - ami gyakran tor.
tenik 8 nevet rata a leg
ljobban.
i S bar a kerdesek ozone egy
fel6ran at ropiil feleje, tiirel'
metlenseg mem latszik az arcar
s mem arulja el semmi, hogy
farasztja-e a dolog; nyugodtar
felel naindaddig, anig a ketsza;
ujsagiro XII mem fogy a kerdes
! b6l.
j En- szomoruan neztem az Ell
| n0kre.
i Faradt es beteg ember