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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-25

,.,....s> developed. Neither gov
.,.,~.sr.u. Washington nor London
b., ..>s2 any notice OF the mutually
.-.~..-.gg ,MplelSantneSS OF press
..,,...s-.. however. nor has the Bri-
=. .s.zu office paid any attention
.. \...s>aGor kenuedy'S reported
.....~.es 70 the White House
,-..-- English editorial writers have
how, decidedly vocal on the latter
A. IRIS .>0't to say that Ameri-
...- ,.u-n.eut is belived 10 be
>....-N- n"0-F;UerWard or pro-
S-..~...d ~ that It's switching at
.. s.~r l..cally in the direction of
.,..-H -:SnNe>S or anti-FrenchneSS.
Nevertheless. Washington senses a
c.....o.-z Yankee feeling that the
v..-- 80 - much the French) in
cine - impose considerably upon
A...-...r gOod nature in managing
-. ..- German blockade. Maybe
- T.~cn would do i. too. if they
~ E...~'S Sea-Strength TO get
.-- ...& T." but they haven't: so
3 = ne individual principally
...-ai
:. .@>;0nce. Uncle Sam doeSn' I
Ike B~...>n interference with his
,-e>sas mails. He doesn't like I'M
c.. delay OF his merchant vessels
!. ,aHwaoand overhauling at Bri-
.>.-coowOlled ports. or the forcible
2..-,. steering of such vessels into
t..-5...> waters. He doesn't like
@.--- his exports and imports, in
yg..... craft. BritiShIy supervised.
/. a.v>-.; like having British crtiS-
., disregard Our Pan-American
- 10y zone.
There's no question about these
oo.--.. -. because our state depart
,ss-. KS specifically expressed them
f. ...--, communications to Lon
c.-
e.. i.&a Bulls navy pays no at
enc. :. these mild representa-
lis. and the state department hest
les % put them in the form of
--z,"ouS protests or warnings, not
-'..~1g = risk an Out-and out STRAIN
g. &-.t.>h-American relations.
Press Resentment
A-cr.can popular sentiment,
,g@. appears to be getting pretty
.cs~,:g,-not belligerent, but quite
~.-.."." And the American press re-
.s.s Z
TIE English press, in turn, reSentS
- american press resentment.
- a,..rrde IS, We'll. you Amer
leans >v~pathize with us. don't you,
aga-st NaZjiSm?"
-rs aH>ver IS. Yes, with the
c....cacon that we're neutral"
RS makes the English editorial
MIXERS Sover than ever eve take it
-s9 hey say. that you fellows
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-25
Several Cases
In City Court

Several charges that accumulated
over the week end were disposed Of
today by Mayor Henry T. Powell in
city court. most of the cases being
more or less of a minor nature.
F. w. Sadler was given 80 days
on the raads for being drunk, com
mitment not to issue upon payment
of the costs. and not be convicted Of
being drunk in Vance county for the
next two years. A suspended sem
tence was invoked on Sadler by the
court
John Faulkner. Negro, pleaded
guilty to being drunk. and was given
80 days, suspended upon payment OF
| the costs.
Willie Lee Price, Negro, drew 80
days for being drunk, suspended
upon payment Of the costs. He also
had to pay $3.50 to the City of Hen
derson for burning of a mattress
while in the city lookup.
L. Henley and Don HenSley faced
the court, charged with reckless
and careless driving. A nolle pros
was>taken as to each defendant.
! Robert Brame pleaded guilty to
being drunk, and was given 80 days.
Elmo Cook, of Clayton, drew
fine of $50 and costs of court when
convicted of drunken driving His
drivers license was revoked for II
months.
Saturday afternoon, Mayor Pro-
Tenn Fred B. Hight, presides ''rf
three charges.
Frank May pleaded guilty to Icing
drunk, and judgment was suspend
ed upon payment of the costs.
Elmore Pollard entered a plea OF
guilty to being drunk, and was taxed
with the costs.
A verdict of not guilty was return
ed in the case Of Charlie j. Smith,
charged with drunken driving.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-25

want us to fight for world democracy,
including yours. but Jo1 propose to
stand on every little technically
against us"
They also rake up the old story
that the United States, after the
last war. expected the Allies to pay
what they owed to us. They didn't
do it, but they still realize that we
originally thought they would.
Consequently. Uncle Samuel again
is referred to as Uncle Shylock."
Isn't this enough to make any
American hot under the collar? The
state department restraints itself, but
some of our newspapers show good
bit of temper. At that, they haven't
said anything nearly as disagreeable
as some of the English papers have
said about us.
In ParenthesiS
Paranthetically:
Nobody doubts that the Germans
would have been as mceremonlous
with us as the British have been
only they haven't enough OF a navy.
All they've been able to do is a
little pocketbattleship poaching IN
our neutrality zone-but on too
small scale to amount to much.
And they've scuttled a few OF their
Observation-Disclosures within> our waters.
If they choose to scuttle some OF
their own craft, what do we care.
As to Ambassador Kennedy, 1t
may have been undiplomatic of him
to say that Prime Minister Cham
berlain has bungled Britain's foreign
relationships worse than Fuehrer
Hitler has done since pre-War days
up to date. but its hard to deny that
he's done so.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-25
T. A. GRANT INJURED
IN HIGHWAY CRASH

Durham, March 25.-T. a. Grant,
OF Stanton, Va, and Kirk Duncan,
of College street, Oxford were slight
" injured about 10 o'clock last night
in a collision between an automobile
and snow pillow on the highway be-
tween Crecdmoor ard Oxford.
Duncan, who was operating the
plow, was taken to the Granville
hospital at Oxford where he was re-
ported to have sustained small!
scalp laceration and bruises. Grant,
who was on his way TO Wilmington
where his father is i'll, was brought
to the Washington Duke hotel here.
A doctor, who examined him, said ne
was not badly hurt.
T. A. Grant is well known here,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-25
Mental Attitude
and Blood Pressure

Has the mental attitude any
relation to high blood pressure?
Yes; in a study of the role Of
personality in high blood pres
sures states: it has been found
by Rennie, of Baltimore, that
an unstable personality make
up, existing over a lifetime, has
much to do with high blood
pressure, especially in varia-
tions in pressure. So much is
this true that. in many cases,
he believes willingness to deal
with the personality features
may offer the only effective tool
in the way of treatment.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-25
Why Mothers Milk
Is Best for Baby

Why should mother, milk 5s
ana better for a ne1C-bor7, baby
than a 1Uell-imitated prepare
tion of other animals milk?
Brennemann stated that "Tht
milk of every mammal is specific
for its young. To this, man is ne
exception. There is, furthermore
evidence that the milk Of one nam
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-25

EDITORS NOTE: DR.. Clendening has
seven pamphlets which can be obtained by
readers. Each pamphlet sells for ~ cents;
For any one pamphlet desired, send ~
cents in coin, and d self-addresscd envelope
stamped with three-cent stamp. to DR..
Lcggn Clcndenirg, in care OF TINS paper.
The pamphlets are: Three weeks heuu s,
ing Dict, indigestion and Constipation.
"Poducing and Gaining. Infant Feed.
inr". instructions for the Treatment OF
Diabetes, Feminine Hygiene" and The
care of the Hair and Skin
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-25
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

w. T.: "What causes a small
swelling on the lower gum? Look
like small blisters. No pain. No
pus."
Answer-Probably canker sores
or from infected teeth. Treatment:
Clean the teeth, use alkali, sodium
bicarbonate, by mouth.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-25

c!procatlng as 10
John Bull and his
ways. Officially
there is nothing
amiSS except that
Ambassador Jose
phi P. Kennedy has
been quoted as re-
porting to PreSi-
d e II I Roosevelt
that the London
government h 4 5
badly bl'ngled , its
d i pl0macy since
even before actual
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-25

where he formerly lived. He served
as one OF the managers Of the local
Leggett's Department Store, before
going to Staunton IS manager OF
Legpett store there.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-25
Eastern Stars Meeting.

Tic james B. White Chapter. Or
der Of the Eastern Star will install
officers tonight at public installa-
ticn meeting at the Masonic Hall at
o'clock.
Mrs. Athlca Brown CT Tarboro,
Past Grand Matron will act as in
stallation officer, assisted by Mrs.
Lcttie Wagner OF Tarboro, inStalla-
ton marshal.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-25
LENTEN REDUCING DIET
FOR GOOD FRIDAY
See end Timothy, w, Z

Breakfast: Fruit, buckwheat
cakes with syrup; black coffee.
Luncheon: Two sliced bananas
with milk; glass of milk, black
coffee or tea with lemon.
Dinner: Clear soup, celery and
sliced carrots; one slice fish with
lemon and parsley and butter
sauce; one piece toast, coffee
with one teaspoonful Of cream
and one lump of sugar.
Days Calories-500.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-25

The speed Demon. says Zadok
Dufbkopf, who can't wait until he
gets where he is going often doesn't
know it when he arriveS-because
IFS lust around the coroner.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-25

All quiet, says caioled news dis
patch, along the Swiss border.
What? Not even a single, solitary,
tiny little yodel?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-25
Why Do YOU
Fear the Dentist?
By LOGAN CLENDENING, NJ. D.
Why do are fear the dentist?

WHy 40 He geu' Tue ueHttoI'
This has been the cause of an in
tensive investigation. Dentists are
very much interested in it and no
general formula can be arrived at.
The following questions were asked
a group:
Do you fear actual pain? Do you
fear anticipated pain? Do you fear
unexpected pain? Do you fear the
sound or vibration of dental instru-
ments?
In general, people reply in the
negative to all these questions, but
at the same time cannot pin them
selves down to what they exactly
do fear about dentists. The best We
can say is that in spite of all the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-25
C,P. Phonephoto

G.. p. Phonephoto
LINDSAY Howard, sportsman son OF
Seabiscuit's owner, and pretty Ju-
dith Barrett, screen star, smile hap
pily at Yuma, Arizona, after plane
elopement. It's second marriage Tor
both, Lindsay and Bing Crosby OPP
crate a racing stable.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-25
Vance COuzHuty Weekly
Extension News

Sponsored ty j. w. Sanders, County Agent; Mrs Hattie r.
County Home Demonstration Agent j. T. Richard
son, County AGENT and Josephine Ranes Assistant
Demonstration Agent
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-25
New spaperS
S,Ir<y,rFeeling
rliSo~ial Comment In
-,~s1a,n and America
Reflect Strained Rela-
SyG-S,

Ms. ag;uu, March 25.-In con-
,,... . with war conditions. Eng
..--oupcr> have been saying
.... ...ay. diSagreebale things
-9y,e Samuel lately and
... newspapers have been re-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-25

improvements in dental technique,
people do fear the dentist and neg
iect visiting him, to their own detri-
ment. If they could overcome this
and 20 earlier, they would probably
suffer less.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-25

Ode to rainy April: "Europe's If
j muddle; Americas a puddle"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-25

John Harris, State College extern
sion specialist, worked in Vance
county Tuesday and Wednesday Of
this week. We Handicapped the follow
ing yards: Mrs. Irwin Mutt, Mrs. S.
f. Wilson, Mrs. L. j. Shanks, Mrs.
Carl Williams, Mrs. J. J. Edwards,
Mrs. J. E. Murphy, Mrs. J. NJ. Barnes
and the entrance to Mrs. l.. f. Barnes
home. Work was also done on a
building site across the road from
N. F. FAIRBANKS hCme.
On Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O
Nh Harris held q leaders meeting
in the community house, talking or
Insects and Garden Accessories"
He then showed pictures Of homes
in North Carolina before and after
work was done He had the home
of Mrs. J. S. Rowland on the screen
showing her lawn. Mr.. Harris sug-
gests: first to improve the ground;
second, the underpinning; third. the
shade trees, and then do the other
things.
The farm and home agents togeth-
err with Mr.. Harris had lunch with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Shanks on Tues
day, thereby saving time, but when
you eat real farm home lunch such
as Mrs. Shanks served, it made work
hard for the afternoon. In spite OF
that, Mr.. Harris surely putin two
days of real work. Our assistant
agents had to be in other parts OF
the county, and could not attend
these demonstrations.
Thursday, Mrs. Mutt was hard at
work on her grounds and by the time
the home agent got there that after
moon she had studied her drawing
until she knew it and much Of the
work had been done. We found Mrs.
Buell. Glover working on their
grounds this week. This place was
Handicapped last year.
We want to caution the owners of
the places Mr.. Harris handicapped
against letting a nurseryman per-
suade them to change their plants.
It is not always the plant that looks
the best when you plant it that will
look the best five years from now.
We must not plant just for the pre-
sent for if we do we may plant the
wrong thing and certainly we will
plant too much. We beg Of you who
have had your grounds planned, to
try to get busy and do some work,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-25

A Rome radio broadcast reported
that visit of Russian Premier Molo-
toff to Berlin was to further rap
proachment between Italy and Rus
STA. Hitler has steadily worked to
bring together the two opposite ends
Of his axis.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-25

Question: How can I preserve my
surplus eggs for consumption next
winter?
Answer: For general farm use, the
water-glass method is the most popu-
lar and cheapest method. This is pre-
pared by using one quart of sodium
silicate (water- glass; to nine quarts
of water that has been boiled and
allowed to cool. This mixture is then
placed in five gallon crock or jar
and the eggs put in the jar with the
large ends up. This container will
hold about II dozen eggs. If suftl-
Gent eggs are not available when
the solution is first made, additional
eggs may be added from time to time
/ Use only fresh, clean, infertile eggs
and be sure that the solution is two
inches above the eggs at all times.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-25

Home Demonstration meetings
were held this week at Middleburg,
Dabney and WILLIAMSBURG. There will
be no Home Demonstration meet
ings next week but the time will
be spent with the various All clubs
OF the county.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-26
GYAVASAG

Az amerikai maZi-szinhazak-
ban nap-nap utan lathatjuk-
hogy milyen elkepzelhetetlen
pusztitast visznek vegbe a ne
met r0pul6gepek Angolorszag-
ban.
Az egyik kepen peldauE
Coventryt mutatjak be, amint
negyszaz0tven a leveg6b6l le-
bombazott civilt, anyakat es
gyermekeket temetnek. A NE
met hadvezet6seg biiszken
jelenti, hogy "h6s" reptil6h
Angliat milyen eredmenyesem
bombazzak.
Ugyanakkor a nemet lapok
keservesen panaszkodnak hogy
K0ln lakossagat az angol re-
pul0k "gyavan" bombazzak..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-26

kor ujabb g0r0g gy6zeln,eket
varhat a vilag, inert az olaszok
mem hajlandok tobbe i1arcolni-
Ugyanekkor 0sszeronpant. AZ
olasz ellenallas Afrikaban is
Nemcsak kiszoritottak az an
golok eszak-nyugati Egyiptom
teriileterol az olaszokat, hanem
szaz mertf0ldes tavolsagra nyos-
multak el6re Lybiaban is. Al
litolag most mar oda is kiild
Hitler nemet csapatokst, de-
valosziniibbnek latszik az hogy
inkabb az angol sziget ellera
fogja erejet forditani.
Igen nagy sikereket keil ha-
marosan felmutasson az ango1
szigettel szemben, inert az
olasz veresegek megtepaztak a
tengely egesz katonai tekinte-
lyet es ITALIAN mem is almodott
fordulatok k0vetkezhetnek be-.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-26
TOBB JELENTEKENY

sztrajk volt a mutt heten es
meg t0bb helyen fenyeget6dz-
mex a munkasok sztrajkokkal,
de a kormany k0zbelepese a
legt0bb helyen el tudta ait a
multi heten odazini.
: A most folyo berharcokban
leginkabb kereskedelmi alkal-
mazottak (kiszoigalok) vesz-
mex reszt, akik mem esnek a
Wagner t0rveny hataskore ala
inert mem allamk0zi uzemben
dolgoznak.
Eek "a sztrajkok annak a
szukseget mutatjak, hogy az
egyes allamok siirg6sen koves-
SEX a kongresszus peldajat a
munkaber es munkaido tor
vennyel s a szervezet vezet6i-
mex most ezt kellene siirg6sen
felvenni a programme.
A kereSkedelmi alkalmazOt-
tax es az ugynevezett service
iparban (kiszolgalo ipar, mint
pl. mosoda, ruhatisztitas, stb.)
dolgozo egyenek a legkiuzso.
razottabb szolgak ebben a ha.
zaban, ideje lenne, hogy
munkasvezerek rajuk is gon.
doljanak, ne csak azokra a
t0megekre, amelyek Macy seer.
vezeti tagsagidijakat tudnak
fiZetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-26
NINCSENEK T0BBE
VI SZ0VETSEGESEK

A nagy nazi kiserlet, hogy
aatalmas eur6pai sz0vetseget
koyAcsoljanak 0ssze, most mar
veglegesen megbukott. ~
Franco, a spanyol, mem fog
a sz6vetsegbe belepni, hanem
amennyire kepes, megmarad
eddig folytatott .kulpolitikai
rendje 1neliett, hogy ne sertse
meg senkinek az erdekeit es
egyforma j6 viszonyt tartson
mindenkivel. Meg er6teljeseb-
ben koveti ext a politikat Por-
tugalia, amely eddig is semle-
ges volt.
SERBIA ugy erzi, hogy az al
baniai kudarccal helyzete meg
k0nnyebbiilt Is mivel Magyar
orszaggal eppen most jutott
egyezsegre, amelynek reszletei
k0zil egyel6re csak AIT tettek
k0ze, hogy a ket orszag egymAs
ellen mem tamad es mivel q
bulgarok Sc mutatnak tamada-
81 szandekot a szerbekkel szem-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-26
EGYEBKENT
UGY LATSZIK,

hogy a legkozelebbi nagy
harcot a Ford gyarral fogja a
munkassag megvivni.
Egyreszt a Ford munkaso-
kat szervezik minden rendel-
kezesukre allo eszkozzel, mas
reszt a kormanyra es a kon-
gresszusra gyakorolnak Macy
nyomast a szervezetek, hogy
ebben a kuzdelemben a mum
kasokat segitsek.
Ketsegtelen, hogy a kor-
manytol minden tamogatast
megkapnak, S csuparf az a 4ker
des, hogy a jenlegR Regzetbea
mem a kormanynak van-e a
Ford-gyar teljesit6 kepessegere
nagyobb szuksege, vagy Ford
eknak van sziksegik a kor-
many -rendelesekre.
Ugy latszik, hogy a Beth
lehem Steel, a National Steel
Corporation Is a Republic Steel
ellen egyel6re ilyen koncen-
trait tamadast mem fognak
rendezri, S a szervezetek min
den letez6 erejet 0sszpontosit-
jak a Ford gyarra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-26
JAPAN A BRO.

Japan kuliigyminisztere XII
jelentette, hogy ha az Egye-
silt Allamok az europai ha-
boruba avatkozik, Japan kor-
manya lesz a biro, hogy me-
lyik volt a tamado fel, es ha
elleniink d0ntenek, akkor Ja-
pan kenytelen lesz megtamad-
nj banniinket.
Az Egyesult Allamok polgar-
saga bajosan fog belle egyez-
nj, hogy Japan biraskodjek
felettunk, S lesz lido, mikor
Tokioban sokkal halkabban
fognak beszelni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-26
HETI SzEMLE

oriaSi rn6don emelte a szOvet-
segi kormany hatalmat.
Megallapitotta, hogy a nem-
yet VIII ereje felett akkor is a
kormany rendelkezik, ha mines
$50 "hajozhato" folyokrol. CA
hajozhato folyok felett a had
iigyminiszter rendelk k e zett
idaig).
Az erdekes perben negyven-
ket allan kepviselete vett
reszt, inert ezt a jogot az egyes
allamok k0veteltek maguknak
A legfels6bb birosag azonban
megallapitotta, hogy a VIII ere
pIyan fontos nemzeti kincs,
hogy azzal mem rendelkezhet-
mex az egyes allamok, ICY
lassan a Supreme Court is le-
pest tart liberals felfogasban
az vi deallel.
Harom allan legfels6 bir6-
saga meg csak a multi heten
ismerte Il a munkasoknak AT
a jogat, hogy sztrajk eseter
picketeljenek. Nemsokara q
Supreme Court ele keril az
kerdes, hogy joga van-e a mum
kassagnak a masodfoku boj.
kottra. Sztrajkolo ujsagiroh
egy lap hirdet6ihez fordultak
hogy ne hirdessenek abban az
ujsagbal1, ahol a munkasoi
sztraj jkolnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-26
"A MIJNKA
FRONTJAN Macy

vitak es sulyos elhataroza-
6ok kovetkeznek mar januar
(h6napban. Az ad6fizet6 pol
garsag mem fogja $40 nelkiil
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-26

ezer nemet repul6gep fog meg
jelenni Anglia felett es olyan
poklot teremt, amelynek irto-
zatos tiizeben megprobalkoz-
hatnak azzal, hogy egy nagy
nemet hadsereget atvigyenek a
csatornan, ami mar nagyobb
veszedelmet jelentene az ango-
lokra nezve.
- EFT kesziti ma elo Hitler,
inert latja, hogy ha idot kap az
Egyesult Allamok es teljes er6-
vel dUlhet a fegyverkeszitesbe,
akkor tobbe mines lehet6sege
ARA, hogy a haborut egyalta-
Ian megnyerhesse.
Vagy gy6z majus k0zepe
el6tt Hitler es elfoglalja az an
gol szigeteket, vagy veglegesen
elbukik es a haborunak vege
IeSz.
EFT az angol vezerkar allapi-
totta meg ilyen m6don es ter
meszetesen k0zben lazasan ke-
szul ARA, hogy a nagy tavaszi
tamadast visszaverje.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-26

elVlSelnl, hogy a munlclO gyar-
ban szombaton vagy vasarnap
dupla berert dolgozzanak a
munkasok, ami tobb ezer mil
lio dollar kiadas tobbletet je-
lentene a nemzetnek.
Mem tiirik ell ait sem, hogy
korlatozzak a tanoncok sza-
mat, ICY biztositsak maguk-
max AIT a helyzetet, hogy hosz-
szu eveken at ilyen dupla be-
rekert lehessen dolgozni, ha
mem lesz eleg szakert6 mum
kasa a nemzetnek.
S mem fogjak vegiil eltiirni,
hogy a fegyverkezest olyan
sztrajkokkal hatraltassak, anne
lyeket ,el lehetne keriilni, S
kiilon0sen olyan sztrajkokkal
amelyre csak a ket szervezet
k0zti marakodas ad alkalmat
Bizonyos megszoritasokra tie
hat szikseg lesz, viszont a
reakcios nagyt6ke maid ait
probalja elerni, hogy ezen a
cimen illetektelen megszoritast
kenyszeritsen a szervezetekre a
kongresszus.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-26
FELNEK.

Egy nagyt0kesekbol allo ESQ.,
port minden Aron AIT akarja-
hogy Amerika kormanya ke-
resse a bekes megegyezest es
egyiittmukodest Hitlerrel. At
tol felnek, hogy angol gy6ze-
lem eseten Angliaban bizonyos
merteku szocializmus lesz eS
az at fog ide is ragadnf.
Sok gazdag ember sOkkan
jobban szereti a vagyonat,.
mint a hazaiat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-26
Az ANGOL HAJ6RAJ
Az ADRIAI TENGEREN

Az angol hadihaj6k minden
ellenallas nelkiil behajoztak az
Adriai tengerbe, el6re nyomul-
tax az alban partokig, nehez
agyukkal lovoldoztek Valona al
ban kik0t6 varost, maid cir
kaloik az olasz teriileten levo
Bari varosat is udvozoltek ne
hany lovessel es vegul vissza-
tertek a Foldkozi tengerre.
Az egesz tamadas soran Sc
az olasz hadihajokat, Sc az
olasz repul6ket mem lattak es
huszonnegy oran at korlatlan
urai voltak annak a joforman
zart tengernek, amelyet Olasz-
orszag kizarolag a magaenak
igenyelt.
Mintha teljesen 0sszeroppant
volna Olaszorszag, annyira te-
hetetleniil all es ez mar Berlin
ben is olyan aggodalmat KEEL
tett, hogy hivatalos hiradasok
szerint Hitler segitsegere siet
Mussolininak es megprobalja
megmenteni, ha meg egyalta-
Ian lehetseges az. Minden CATO
lat dacara ketsegtelen, hogy ne
met csapatok vannak mar olasz
f0ld0n es az is, hogy nemet re-
piil6gepek meger6sitest visznek
at Albaniaba. Ha a megerosi-
tesil kiildott csapatok is ne
metek, akkor a helyzet valtoza-
sa ,varhato a gorog harcteren.
Ha azonban csak olasz csdpa-
tok mennek at a tengeren, ak