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been laying outside since before
Christmas. We boiled them up in
baking soda. 1t was pretty rank
but we ate 1t anyway. All we
have Ia a little tea left but that's
some help. Jim Is going to try
fishing up the lake tomorrow. All
I can do is stay here and pray
that he gets a few fish and pray
for a plane.
FEB. 17-Well here it Is four
o'clock and nothin, to eat today.
The rain is still pouring down
today. Jim packed a bunch of
clothes in tins this morning 30
we'd be that much ready If a
plane does land here. haven't
been out of my bunk over two
hours today. We tried cooking
the coon skins but can't get the
hair off SO I guess we're out OF
luck at that, too.
FEB. I8-Jim's been out since
1 o'clock fishing. He got one
small one this morning. I caught
8 canaries this morning. It's q
crime to do it but we're going to
boil them. They should make one
half cup of broth each. I've been
out of my bunk only a few min
utes at time today. We're just
eating the canaries, $50 p. m. So
there's our food for today, 3 ca
naries and one small trout.
FEB. 49, shot blue jay at
the cabin door this morning. Used
the last scrap of grease. I've got
nine canaries on boiling now at
4:30 p. m. I'm feeling a little
better today. If 1t wasn't for Jim
I'd be laying here starving to
death.
FEB. 20-Two-thirty and moth
ing to eat yet. Jim was out all
morning and got nothing. Came
in at noon. Had cup Of tea and
went out again. I've just finished
putting another coon skin on to
boil. 1t took me two hours to cut
what hair off it ! could. II we
don't get something to eat pretty
soon Wen be kissing this ole
world goodbye.
FEB. 2I-Jim left at 8 q. m
for other end of the lake. Both
of us praying he can get some fish
there. Both our breakfasts were
a cup of tea. Jim just got back
6 D. m. all the way round the
lake, and got one trout about
the size he got yesterday. The
fish have quit biting. Cooked an
other coon skin tonight.
FEB. 22-Jim was. out. al
morning. nevtr got a nibble anc
no signs of fish. Got a squirrel
came in at one-thirty, had a cur
Of tea and went out again. I go'
another coon skin on now. ! just
ate the squirrel. boiled, head anc
all.
FEB. 2S-Jim cooked q coor
skin this morning and had 1t al
noon. then he went out fishing
II showed all last night and this
morning. Jim just back six p. m.
got one trout and picked some
cranberries, so thank the Lord
for that. I don't know how he
keeps going. but he does.
FEB. $3.50 p. m. and ! just
got out OF my bunk feeling pretty
dizzy. Have to lay down again
Sometimes ! don't care II I cal
or not and other times it's just q
tortuous pain.
FEB. s5-Jim got four canaries
this morning, our breakfast He
got one nice trout, our lunch. Hs
got Is canaries at noon. Their
went out fishing.
FEB. 26-Snowed all morning
Rain and snow this afternoon
Tried fishing. No luck.
FEB. s7-Jim's legs swole VI
twice their size last night TrieS
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-08
Violate Theaier
Zone Neutrality

A record of several months set
by no arrests for automobile park
ing in front of theaters was broken
Friday with the arrest Of two
drivers on such charges.
C. z. Loomis, 1905 No. sth St,
drew a ticket for parking in front
of the Blue Mouse and A. L. Men,
hinick, 3211 No. 10th ST., for park
ing at the Beverly. Officer p. o.
Brown ticketed the two. George
DeFolo, 11O6 No. Tyler, was cited
into court on a speeding charge.
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could see demons torturing the
children and me.
He Vents TO Know
she would not go to the
psychiatrist again. though. and l
took her to some physicians They
said she was anaemic and began
giving her shots.
The shots seemed to help her.
but was worried. i knew some
thing was wrong.
Something terrible happened ]
want the truth.
Something terrible has hap
pened somewhere, and ! want to
know what II was
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HERE'S MORE'ABOUT
Father Asks Freedom

beaten her on the head with the
same hammer.
Chloe admitted she had quiet
ed" her brother Mark at her
mothers suggestion with several
blows.
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FUNERAL SERVICES

Fdererick kerney--Monday. $50
p. m. from Mellinger's chapel;
burial Tacoma cemetery.
Mrs. Freda Conner-M o n day,
1880 n m. from Tuell's chapel;
Christian Science services: burial
Mountain View burial park.
Walter StiIlbaious-S ervice
were held Saturday at IL a. m.
from the Cassidy & Allen chapel:
FIR Anselm officiating, burial
cushman cemetery.
NJ. J.. Seahrook-Monday, 10 a.
m. from St Patrick's church;
cortege leaving Cassidy q Aliens
at e:45 a. m: burial calvary Gem
etsry. Rosary win be recited by
Knights OF Columbus and friends
Sunday evening at tbs o'clock at
the church.
Michael Marchi0-Tuesday, $50
a. m. from ST. Rita's church: cor
tege leaving Cassidy & Aliens
at s:1s; rosary. Monday at J p. M
At the church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-08
Main Street

Goings, Conings and Doings
of Tacomans as the Re-
porter Found Them.
Ann c. Greco looking forward
to living in Eatonville-Walter
West watching fire engines race
across bridge Hugh Rosellini
reading magazine = Carl Caddey
hurrying down hill-Barney Nc
Farland checking voting ma
machines - George Abel giving
friendly advice-Grover Ashcroft
explaining how garden should be
planted-Harry kendrick laughing
il h n n / Mcdonald receiving
congratulations-Bill and Audrey
Skaugset planning to move on
Sunday-John Lawrence Mexican
valuing foreign covers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-08
Starls 6elli IN
- Eases-Up
SORE JOINTS

~ IN q sestsrisg rbsspstie -srthritis
80 ~ jnsi that purpose Ask fof
Iu1u1-mnDA q work. speedLly - heir
e1Ee 81 - eeony. rednee &c sreliins
= ore1s1!nle Ioca13ss Helpful fcr ~
W&Gu 1o1n&-xnse starts 20 WORK joint
41ruRy g1nR1e eut-quieki An fer ys!st.
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G. n. AGENT is DEAD

SEATT E-Funeral services
were held Saturday for Frederick
w. Graham, II. for years assistant
general agricultural development
agent for Great Northern railroad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-08
Hell Attend
Obituary N Offices
MRS. GENEvIEvE MEuLICKE

Private funeral services will be
held from Mellinger's for Mrs.
Genevieve Meilicke, IS. who died
Friday at her home. 923 Fawcett
ave. She was born in Michigan and
had liveo In Tacoma 16 years.
coming here from South Dakota.
Mrs Meilicke was member of
Independent Bible church. Surviv-
ing are one daughter. Miss vivi-
enne of Tacoma: one son. Kenneth
Dewitt Of Tacoma; three sisters.
Mrs NJ. r. Kemp of Illinois. Mrs.
c. +. Spindler of Oregon and Mrs.
II. v. Lsux of South Dakota. and
brother, Fred Robar Of Louis
lana.
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Dedicate New
Grange Hall
Fruitlond Group Il
EIGHT Ysurs Old


PUYALLUP-completing q
building program in which an
nembeFs had = part in planning
and construction. Fruitland grange
o.dlcated It, new haIl Thursday
night before Z large gathering Of
STATE officials. m n bers and
1xinndn.
IN ritual was given by Erwin
= King, state master. Other state
offIcsrs present were Ira Shea.
nfAte lecturur; Mary Urquhart Of
CAehaIis. state lady assistant stew
ord; J. L Larson Of Roy. master
~ Piorce County Pomona grange.
md J. A. Barge Of Benston. state
1eputy. Roy Rinehart. master Of
ufuitlnnd, assisted
Rlvsruide Valley grange present.
u Fruif1nnd with IN altar cloth
ana III Atlas Lumber company.
Which donated = part Of the lum-
ber. presented the group with .
basket Of flowers. Six members,
N. and Mrs.. John Nosolf. Mrs.
Anna Virgins, Mrs. A. Upton.
Robert sloat and =. c. Allen. gave
I alxit, Aunt Jane's Accident"
1oobel Ross and Harriet Rice gave
! tap dance. accompanied BY
Henry Soto. VINO also was heard
= piano solos. Eiss Ruth Litton
unng, accompanied BY her mother.
1[rs. James 8. Litton. Community
sing was God Bless America"
Fruitland grange was organized
eight years ago and win celebrate
~ birthday the latter part Of this
nnesriain nushands
Members Of the Alderton Bridge
club recently entertained. their
husbands It the home Of Mr.. and
Mn. Fred Pyfer. The evening was
spent playing court whist.
Attending were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Hamish. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frankie chervenlra, Mrs. Wood.
notlsr Of Mrs. Pyfer. Mr.. and
Xrs. r H. Oliver. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. y. Oliver. Mr.. and Mira c. d.
Clifton. Mr.. and MrA Otto Reisc,
Mr.. and Mrs.. L. N. Hatch. Mr.. and
1frs. Otto Davis and Frank Cher
Nenlra-
Sxiss Echo crambiitt, chehaiis
school teacher. 10 spending the
spring vacation with her mother.
lGrs. =. 4. Cramblitt. Az 3rd st..
N. =. Miss Shirley Holmes Of
Drcmerton, granddaughter Of Mrs.
cFamblitt also arrived Friday eve
ring.
Mrs w. J. DeAGass win be host
- 70 the Junior orthopedic guild
Tuesday evening 1t . O'Clock ct
her home. III eth Ct. 3. w.
Mn. 6snsis Hfs.orss
lfu. Byron DeBolt Of 2l2o IA
coma road. PuyaIlup Cardena was
surprised Thursday evening by .
group from the Young women's
guild of the First Christian church
at . -gailoping tea" Making up
The party were Mrs. Morris Olsen.
Ma 1fel Dennis. Mrs. Kenneth
Kitchen. Grs. John Stroh and Mrs.
Reginald Pierson. Tuesday night
1rrs- stroh was surprised. Her
guests were Mrs. Kitchen. Mrs.
Waltsr Leining and Mrs. DeBolt.
la,.. xupfsr Leaving
1nsn Margaret Kupfer. who has
heen waiting her mother. Mrs.
Margaret Kupfer Of 9TH ave-. N.
w. for the past week. left satur-
day for Berkeley. Cal. where she
win take up duties in the agri-
cultural field. Miss Kupfer former
" lived At Puyallup Heights and
= . graduate Of high school here.
ne has been away two years dur
NC which ahe was employed In
Washington. d. C.. and In Paris.
rrance. M
Speaker 4 the chsnssf q Con-
nerce luncheon Tuesday noon win
- Charles w. orton. valley bulb
grower. He win tell how the in
dnstxy y conducted from planting
- sa,s q the bulbs.
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Girl Is BeIieved

I'VE are forced to the conclu-
sion that Chloe Ii telling the truth,
Deputy Chief Of Police Homer
Cross said.
"She still insists that after her
mother had attacked the other
children, that she, at her mothers
request, beat on Mrs. Davis head
with a hammer until 1t broke.
While she has added to her story
somewhat, she hasn't changed it
in one respect"
Weary after trying for two days
to 81. make Chloe admit she had
beaten them all to death. police
and a psychiatrist sent her back
to Juvenile hall. She still was
booked on suspicion of having
committed four murders.
An inquest into all the slayings
will be held Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-08
Fofher 10 Grievins

"You can't make me confess.
l didn't do it," she interjected
when she thought officers were
trying to trap her.
Her grieving father refused to
believe his daughter was guilty.
You can't blame her." he said.
"She's just as innocent as the
other children. She just did what
she was told to do"
He said his wife had been act
ing peculiarly for several weeks,
and believed that the demons"
were going to get her because they
held her responsible for the death
Of a relative several years ago.
Once, he told officers, his wife
had beseeched him to declare how
much he loved her, and asked him
IL it were enough to place her in
an automobile and pipe carbon
monoxide fumes from the exhaust
into II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-08
Not Old Enough

Not Old Enough
Even IL Chloe were adjudged
guilty of the mass staying, Off
cials said. she was not old enough
to be held legally responsible, and
the worst penalty she could re-
ceive would be commitment to an
institution until she was 81.
Deputy Chief Cross said that
even IL Chloe is not prosecuted, or
in the event charges are not pre-
ferred. she will be made ward
of the juvenile court.
She had forgotten" to tell In
her original story of quieting
Mark and bringing her mother a
razor blade. but she later inserted
them in repetitions, much as after.
thoughts.
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n0t1oUo Wofftto
About two weeks ago she
awakened me at midnight and said
she had a terrible confession to
make. She said she knew the
spirits were going to kill me and
turn the children over to white
slavers.
we talked all night long. ]
knew. Of course. that something
was the matter. and took her TO
a pSychiatrist. He talked with her
long time. and afterward she said
she felt better than she had for a
long time as though q terrific
burden had been lifted.
But soon she began discussing
that book again. and saying abe
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He said his wife had awakened
him two weeks ago at midnight
to make the terrible confession"
that she saw demons torturing
the children and me-
My wife was an exceptionally
good mother and good house.
keeper, and the children were de-
voted to her. She was completely
happy until a while ago when she
got hold Of book think it was
called Blind Devotion
1T was about a woman in
Michigan with four children. and
apparently she began to get the
idea the book was written about
her. We came from Grand Rapids.
YOU know.
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Mrs. w. J. DeNass win be host
- 10 the Junior orthopedic guild
Tuesday evening 1t . O'Clock ct
ber home. III eth Ct. ,. w.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-13
= VI ID NJ u ID

A multi heten az orszag leg
elokel0bb lapja, a New York
Times a k0telez6 katonai szol-
galatot siirgette es az egesz
nemzet kozvelemenye osztatlan
helyeslesben reszesitette a szen
zacios vezercikket.
K0ztudomasra jutott a multi
heten, hogy a latin amerikai
allamok nemelyikeben eros
gy0keret vert a nazizmus BRA
ziliaban harom allan maid
nem tiszta nemet lakossaggal
bir es ket millio nemet lakik
egy rakason), s hogy azokban
a meglepetesek nincsenek XII
zarva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-13
hi ID II l

lyik az orszag fovarosaban,
hogy ere is, de a nernzetvede-
lemre is minel gyorsabban es
minel alaposabban fel legyink
kesziilve.
Az eln0k altal kinevezett
kitiin6 bizottsag a sajat mum
kak0ret mar megszervezte es
teljesen szabad kezzel lat hozza
hogy a hadifelszereles gyarta-
sa minel nagyobb aranyok-
ban es minel gyorsabban tor
tenjek.
S minthogy a kongresszus
szinte vita nelkiil szavazza meg
a sziikseges milliardokat, SEM
mi mem all a bizottsag utja-
ban.
Amilyen gyorsan a blue
printek kesziilnek, a szersza-
mok gyartasat megkezdik, S
ma mar val6szinu, hogy a Ford
gyar hat h6nap mulva tenyleg
ezer repul6gepet ont XII maya
Dol naponta. S amt Ford meg
tud csinalni, AIT termeszete-
sen a General Motors is meg
teheti, s6t meg is tudja AIT
duplazni. Ha tehat a sz0vetse-
gesek id6t nyernek, akkor
nemcsak mi fel. lesziink ideje-
ben fegyverezve, de Ok is min
dent megnyernek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-13
S HOGY A Macy
FELSZERELES

raktarakban ne heverjen,
gondoskodni fog rola a kon-
gresszus a kovetkezo hetekben,
de legkes6bb januar honapban.
Ma ITALIAN meg csak a had
sereg letszamat fogjak otven-
hatvan szazalekkal emelni, de
legkes0bb a jov0 evben a ko-
telez0 katonai szolgalat lit is
meg fog kezdodni.
Bizonyos, hogy hadi kikep-
zest a CCC-ba sorozott ifjusag
szamara mar. el fog rendelni
ez a kongresszus, de oft mem
fognak megallni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-13
KET HADIHAJ0T
KULDTUNK

exert sirg0sen delamerikai
vizekre S nem ketseges, hogy
ha valamelylk allamban a
fascista vagy nazi gang pucs-
csal akarna az uralmat atven-
nj, a kormany segitsegere siet-
nenk.
Az Egyesult Allamok nepe
mem kivan belle avatkozni a la
tin amerikai allamok ugyeibe,
de Europabol valamit az utol-
SO ket evben tanultunk es az
ovilagot szetrombol6 pestisek
elterjedeset az amerikai kon-
tinensen mem tiirjiik.
Ez a legsiirget6bb Okla jelen-
leg, hogy sorozni akarnak, es
hogy egesz biztosan sorozni is
fognak, legkes0bb a j0vore.
S mindezekben a kesziilode-
sekben a nemzet egyseges, bar
termeszetesen - ismeteljiik -
vannak olyanok, akik a kor-
manyt ma is tamadjak. Eek
az emberek leginkabb azok a
primad donna -demagogok, akik
szerepelni csak ugy tudnak, S
akik a legveresebb uszitok lesz-
mex a haboru mellett, ha abba
a vegzet belesodor benniinket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-13
TERMESZETESEN Az

idegenek elleni javaslatok
tovabbra is nap-nap utan er-
keznek a kongresszus ele, S
termeszetes, hogy azokat meg
is szavazzak.
Bizonyara XII lesznek teve
nsni OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES akik
mem amerikai polgarok, de
akik magukra es kulonosen a
szajukra vigyaznak S akik sta
linista vagy hitlerista csopor-
tok koze mem jarnak, azoknak
mem kell felni a j0vot6l.
Hogy a nemzet felelme Macy,
S hogy mem csupan az idege-
mex elleni uszitas hozza az ell
leniink szolo intezkedeseket,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-13
EBBEN A HITBEN ES

ebben az elhatarozasban fog
ia megengedni - a kormany
keresere meg ezen a heten
a kongresszus, hogy a hadse-
reg es a haditengereszet min
den "felesleges es elavult" ro-
pil6gepet es agyujat, vala-
mint egyeb felszereleset a szo-
vetsegeseknek azonnal eladjuk,
Mem valtoztat semmit a te-
nyen, hogy ezeket a holmikat
mem direkt a hadvisel0 felek-
mex adjuk ell, hanem "becse-
reljuk" a gyaraknal, miutan
azok ait hzonnal tovabbitjak
az europai harcterre.
Es ha itelni lehet a hangu-
latbol es a kongresszus akara-
tabol, akkor mem nagyon fog
jak valogatni, hogy csak az
"ocska es felesleges" hadi fel-
szerelest csereljiik be, hanem
annyit adunk at, amennyit
pillanatnyilag nelkul0zni tu-
dunk jelenleg.
Everything short of war;
(Haborun Xviii mindent), az
volt a jelszo a multi heten es
ahhoz az allomashoz ime, eler.
think.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-13
WASHINGTONBAN
A HABORUS

hiszteria lecs0kkent, S helye-
be a legkemenyebb elszantsag
es a legalaposabb munka kez-
d6dott.
Ell van "a szanva a kormany
la kongresszus es a nemzet,
hogy a sz0vetsegeseknek a ha-
boruba val6 tenyleges be-avat-
kozason kiviil mindent megad-
max, inert ugy erik, hogy azok
max a veresege el6bb-ut6bb a
diktaturakkal szemben habo-
ruba sodorna benniinket.
S ennek az orszagnak a pol
garsaga AIT hiszi, hogy sokkal
olcsobb a sz0vetsegeseknek min
den tamogatast megadni,
mintha evtizedeken at allig
fegyverben kellene tartanunk
magunkat.
Es ha odaig eljutunk, -
inert el fogunk jutni odaig, -
akkor a nemzet ugy hataroz,
hogy inkabb vivjuk meg AIT
az elkeriilhetetlen kiizdelmet
az europai harcteren, mint
hogy a diktaturak idenyulo
bevarjuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-13
FELHABORODAST
KELTETT

a multi heten a Mussolini sa-
jat kilon ujsagjanak egy vezer
cikke, amelyben Amerikat a
be-avatkozastol intette es nemi
fenyegetest tartalmazott, ha
esetleg att6l meg sem riaszt Ell
Mussolini benniinket.
Az olaszoknak kell a legjob-
ban tudni, hogy Roosevelt min
dent elk0vetett a bekeert, hogy
annak k0zvetiteset meg ket
hete is felajanlotta az olasz
kormanynak; speszii ember
ait is tudja, hogy nem mi
megyunk az europai haboruba,
hanem az j0tt at mihozzank.
Az amerikai kontinensen
Canadian Xviii is hatalmas an
gol, francia es holland gyar-
matok vannak s azoknak a
sorsahoz k0ziink van. Exert
sz0gezte le a kongresszus ket
bizottsaga a mutt heten, hogy
az amerikai f0ldreszen semmi-
fele ingatlan atirast mem til
rink s hogy ha esetleg a sz0-
vetsegeseket legy6znek, a gy6-
z6k az amerikai vilagreszben
gyarmatokat mem vehetnek at
t0liik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-13
A POLITIKABAN NEMI

szelcsend van, inert eek
ben a valsagos idokben csak
a nemzetvedelem erdekli az or
szagot S az mar valosziniileg
ell is intezte az egesz valasz-
taSt.
A republicans konvenciotol
csak napok valasztanak el ben
nunket, de senkinek mines rola
fogalma, hogy kit fognak je-
l0lni, nagyon komoly embe-
rex ma a jelolest mem is igen
kivanjak.
T0bbseggel egyik jel0lt sem
megy a konvenciora s bar
Deweynek van a legtobb szava-
zata, neki van ma a legkisebb
eselye, inert a nemzetk0zi hely-
zetre vonatkozo es er6sen meg
gondolatlan kijelentesei ellene
hangoltak mindenkit,
Wilkie villany-magnast SEE
retnek hirtelen "felepiteni' de
ARA az lido mar r0vid s Van
denberg es Taft jel0leset ta-
Ian mar mem is akarjak, inert
Roosevelttel szemben megbuk-
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-13
MEG MINDIG
BEKEBEN

maradunk ICY is, ahogy
Olaszorszag "bekeben" volt
idaig, de semlegesek epen ugy
mem lesziink ezutan, mint a
hogy mem voltunk idaig.
Es ha a sz0vetsegesek tar
tani tudjak magukat nehany
honapig, ha az amerikai hadi-
ipar teljes mozgasba jon, ak
kor - katonakat is kildlnk
Europaba. Talan AIT is csak
"kolcs0n" kuldjik, talan csak
0nkentesek elott nyitjuk meg
az utat, de hogy belesodro-
dunk a haboruba, abba ne le-
gyen senkinek ketsege (Felteye
persze, hogy a szovetsegesek
tartani tudjak magukat es
nem. ,fognak nehany heten be-
lil k0ny0r0gni a bekeert, a
ulITe IlQcS SOk KlldCdS. Ea
| S bar ma meg sokan van
max, akik a tenyleges haboru
lehet6sege ellen er6sen tilta-
koznak, ha a k0zhangulat
olyan iranyban es iramban
valtozik a k0vetkezo harom ho-
nap alatt, mint az utolso hat
hetben, akkor a kozvelemeny
fog haborut parancsolni a
kongresszusra es a kormanyra.
S AMIG EUROPANAK
segitseget adunk es meg tob-
bet igeriink, lazas munka TO
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-13
MAGYARORSZAGB0L

lenyeges hir mem erkezett a
multi heten. A nemzetet eros
izgalomban tartja az olasz
kormany magatartasa, inert
ha az olaszok a haboruba be-
lepnek egeszen vi helyzet lesz
la Duna medenceben es a Bal
kanon.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-13

ait lattuk a multi heten, mikor
a kormany a kanadai hatart
most el6sz0r - latogatok
elol lezarta es a jov6ben a.
kanadaiaktol is utlevelet es
vizumot fognak kivanni.
Mas orszagokbol is csak azo-
kat engedik megszabott id6re,
akik igazolni tudjak, hogy ha-.
laszthatatlan ugyeik vannak
ebben az orszagban.
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Ami ont erdekli, az a lapot
is erdekli. K0z0lje tehat veliink
mindazt, ami tudomasara jut