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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-02-29

G6out the tamltleS OF possible
candidates for President of
the United States.
By FRED E. STOUTEN
APP Feature Service
Rochester, N. Y. - A curious
Florida neighbor of the Frank E
Gannetts once asked the young
Gannett daughter, Sally, Where
is your daddy these days, we nev-
er see him any more"
my daddy" replied Sally, sis
on Pullman cars all the time, ane
when he isn't on Pullman cars
he's tired"
Sally is older now and her dad
dy has an airplane to help him
with some of the $4,000 miles he
covers annually. But the situation
is about the same. Il bought ar
airplanc," says Gannett, $50 i
could get places faster ano
wouldn't be so tired and it seems
l. still am never home to see my
family"
AS a result the Gannetts are q
group of individualists each fol-
lowing his own bent. The head OF
the family budgets his hours sc
that he can find time away frcn
neWspaper-publishing and politics
for walking, golfing, catching, ar
occasional visit with his family, {
jaunt down to his winter home al
Miami Beach, or the papers ano
pclitical-economic books he reads
Mrs. Gannett, who studied die
tetics at Cornell, puts her know
ledge to Work-When the family
is together-by preparing meals
herself. She even grows vegetab-
les and herbs in a garden back Of
their elegant home in the suburbs
Of Rochester. AS additional en-
ergy-outletS she entertains al
home, spends time at their Flor
! ida place where she swims anc
COILS with Mr.. Gannett, collects
| recordings of classical music
reads three books at time.
Swing Addict
Seventeen-year-old Sally goe:
to school at Rosemary Hall
! Greenwich, Conn, plays the
piano, is a swing addict, swims
plays field hockey and basketball
holds the family ping-pong cham.
pionship.
Dixon, the 11-year-old son, at.
tends a private school near Roch.
ester, plays the piano, too, think:
airplanes are swell, goes in fol-
cold-Weather sports, like railroad:
and builds model planes. Some
day he hopes to master the organ
The circumstances of the mar.
riage of Mr.. and Mrs. Cannot
might have been taken as a por.
tent of what followed. On a blus.
terry. January day in 1920, the
phone rang. Gannett picked ur
the receiver, heard his fiance
Caroline Werner, moan, eve cam
get married tomorrow. I've go
the flu" The next day, Cannot
himself had caught the flu.
Miss Werner's mother at frs
considered a marriage by tele-
phone-but she gave up in des-
pair and allowed neighbors anc
friends to consume the roast quai
she had prepared for the wedding
feast. -
Two months later, on March Is
the couple were married. Mrs
Gannett says that since then hel
husband has not had anything
more serious than a cold.
Frank E. Gannett was an indie
/ pendent in politics in his younger
days, but enrolled as Democrat
during his early business career
After graduating from Cornell, he
went to the Philippines in 1899 as
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-02-29
Rachu4ana Qdtsceb

ium.-A mass meeting of baseball
enthusiasts was scheduled at &C.
roy'S barber shop. - Mrs. Frank
Hammer who was staying with
her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Keefe,
fell into the basement while try
ing to prevent little Clarence
Keefe from getting a bad fall
Henry Wuenne. restaurant pro-
prietor at North Redwood, pur-
chased an electric player piano
A. class of II completed Mrs. J. H.
Anderson's dressmaking class at
Mcrgan.-Dr. w. A. Brand enter
tanned II friends on his birthday.
They presented him with chair.
w. S. Maurer purchased the
pool hall in the basement of the
Thompson building and the Char
les Peck residence. - Redwood
county won its suit against the
city Of Minneapolis, receiving a
verdict of S651 for the care of
Lucille Reich who was burned
here.-Camilla Erickson who had
been employed by A. c. Dolliff
accepted a position in Olivia.-A
horse failed to make the turn at
JapS garage and crashed through
the plate glass front surprising
MI. Japs, B. c. Schueller and T.
Arnett who were in the office.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-02-29
so YEARS AGO

S. Dolson'S restaurant was NOV
ed to its new quarters opposite
the postoffice.-Henry Baker was
wearing a star as of yore in the
absence of Policeman Albeit
T. Petersen purchased 80 acres in
Delhi from H. G.. Abbott for $3.50.
Beaver Falls voted 38 to 20 to
continue dry for another year
Crystal Lodge, D of r. was hold
ing a drawing for an elegant silk
uuilt.-H. F. Buechner common
ced building operations on his
little farm fronting the Boulevard
Delhi.-A horse owned by ]. R.
Thompson of New Avon bit his
little boys cheek, rendering the
services of a surgeon necessary
There were mad dogs at Sanborn.
Walnut Grove was Growing
over new flowing well that
raised the water right feet above
the surface.-W. D. Martin was
elected president of the Redwood
Falls township Farmers Alliance.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-02-29

The longest railroad bridge IL
the world is the treStle over the
Great Salt Lake, Utah. The rail
read runs along the trestle for Il
mills.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-02-29
25 YEARS AGO

MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Dennis
toun celebrated their fiftieth we'd
ding anniversary. = One of the
crying needs of Redwood Falls
High school was a new gymnas-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-02-29
OF THE 35 MEN REPRESENTING


OF THE 35 MEN REPRESENTING
northwest states in congress, 81 voted
against extension of the reciprocal trade
agreements act.
Seventh District Congressman H. Carl
Andersen remarks in his letter to editors
this week: This, to me, is conclusive proof
that the trade agreements act, as operated
at present. is detrimental to midwestern
agricultural
Without disputing Mr. Andersen's con-
tention that the amendment asked by the
Farm Bureau to protect home markets
should have been adopted, we suggest that
in an election year, the vote is conclusive
proof that the congressman think that the
farmers think that the act, as operated, is
detrimental to midwestern agriculture"
. o
AN EXCHANGE POINTS OUT THAT
the best auto lights now will light the road
about 100 feet ahead and that the best
brakes can stop car safely within 100 feet
only if the car is travelling not faster than
35 miles an hour. The conclusion is that if
a man drives faster than 35 miles an hour
at night he is driving blind into all space
more than 100 feet ahead. This is a good
thing to keep in mind. Hospital bills come
high-Long Prairie Leader.
Q
THE NEW LAW REQUIRING TOWN
ships to go through all of the forms of state
elections to elect town officers, marks the
end of the one form of real democracy left
in America-and the oldest form of govern
ment we have-the old-fashioned town meet
ing We doubt if the legislature filled any
longfelt Want when it made the change
Park Region Echo.
AN EDITORIAL RECENTLY En-
pressed the fear that, with all the youth
movements and the current accent on youth,
the young people of this country will de-
veop into a CLASS" We can't see that it's
anything to worry about. Time will take
care of it.-Minneota Mascot.
YOU CAN ALWAYS COMPROMISE
with woman by letting Ter have her own
way. We would have fewer divorces and
more domestic bliss if men would only learn
to see things from the wife's point of view.
ST. James Plaindealer.
THE PEOPLE WILL SOON HAVE AN
opportunity to find out whether congress
really wants orderly business recovery-or
whether it puts political considerations
above all else.-Slayton Herald.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-02-29
NEARLY FOUR THOUSAND EAGER

NEARLY FOUR THOUSAND EAGEh
boys are starting play this week and next in
the states biggest sports event, the annual
high school basketball tournament.
Before the champion team is crowned
in St. Paul late next month, 483 teams will
have met sturdier, more proficient, and IN
a few cases luckier opponent and tasted
bitter defeat, but along the way eight re-
gional champions and 81 district champs will
have proved local superiority and 80 or 40
sub-district winners also will have been
rewarded with cups and plaques.
More than 600 games will have been
won, and lost. Hundreds of thousands of
fans will have cheered and moaned, but
rarely booed, as the most spOrtsmanlike
sporting event of all moves along.
The high school basketball playoff is a
model of organization, the duties OF admin
istration delegated to hundreds of schoolmen
throughout the state, working on district and
regional committees. In the vast majority
of cases schedules will be carried out with
classroom-like precision, every team will be
ready to go at the appointed time, every in
convenience to players, coaches, officials,
spectators will be avoided if possible.
1t is a credit to the institution, its man.
ayers and the fans that the sportmanship of
the events has improved UNNECESSARILY
SluCC Illc Sdlly yColo. NlooI VI CliS iletCioii -
colleges could take lesson from the prep
schools in enforcement of eligibility rules
and amateur standards. Rare indeed is the
high school athletic scandal in Minnesota
thoroughly taught is the lesson that vic
tory won by unfair means is shallow trl-
umph.
CALL THEM THE "DOLEFUL TH1R-
ties" if you wish but the last decade was not
without progress in some fields. Municipal
building served to keep tradesmen busy
when private construction begged, PWA and
WPA being the best known OF several gov
eminent agencies in the building field.
Projects for the construction of sewage
treatment plants were plentiful, aiding in
the fight to prevent pollution of streams and
in turn to improve health and contribute to
conservation of wild life.
Figures just released show that SO cit
les and villages in Minnesota built such
plants during the decade, among them Of
course, Redwood Falls. IL :~#~
January l, 1880 only SO cities in the
state, with population OF 197,418 people,
had any kind of treatment plant. During
the decade this list was increased by SO but
what is more significant, the 1877 plants now
in existence serve cities with a total of
l,248,4 1873 people, or 70 per cent of the city
and village population of the state.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-02-29
THE NEXT FIRST FAMILY?
Meet the Gannetts:
-Four Individua]ists

This is the Sirth in q series
of aueekly articles telling you
about the families of possible
candidates for President of
the United States.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-02-29

Don't forget that you toast bread fer the entire family
the broiler pan of your electric range.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-02-29

YOU CAN ALWAYS COMPROMISE
with a woman by letting Ler have her own
way. We would have fewer divorces ano
more domestic bliss if men would only learr
to see things from the wife's point Of view
ST. James Paindealer.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-02-29

BARBARA HUTTON ETC, DIME
store heiress, says she resents the interest
being taken in her rumored impending nup-
tials. Well, Babs, if it's any comfort to you,
we're definitely not Interested Thief River
Falls Times
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-02-29

ONE OF THE OLDEST MERCHAN-
dising stunts, probably originating in the
age Of barter, is that of premiums-gim
cracks and useful articles offered 'free" to
purchasers who imagine they are getting
something fer nothing, actually are paying
a high price, quality and convenience con-
sidered.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27
ERDEKES
TALALKOzAS

Az Orszagos Verhovay Ma
pom egy campbelli magyar en-
ber, Farkas Miklos keresi Fay
Fisher Andort, a most buda-
pestr6l erkezett ujsagirot, Ia
punk munkatarSat.
"Miert keresi?" kerdezziik.
"Hat kerem, mem LATHAM %
ev ota," volt a valasz. "Egyitt
szolgaltunk az olasz fronton
a haboruban."
ES talalkOztak.
% hosszu ev utan lit Youngs-
townban lattak viszont egy-
mast, a volt bajtarsak. Egyiitt
szolgaltak a 29-ik vadasz zaSz-
loalj Six szazadaban. Farkas
hadifogsagba esett 1918-ban
Oman haza kerult. Fay Fisher
kij0tt Amerikaba.
A ket ember orak hosSzat
elbeszelgetett Ia regi id6kTd.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27
POLGARPAPIRT
KAPOTT MAGYAROK

Szerte az orszagbsn egyre
nagyobb szamban polgarosod-
max a kulf0ldiek. Youngstown
ban ujbol e napokban 1876
Mahoning megyeben el6 be-
vandorolt szerezte meg a pol
garpapirjat, akik kozott nsgy
0r0m1nel latjuk a magyarokat
szep szammal, akik sikeresen
vizsgaztak: Campbellb6l: Fa-
bian Kathalin, Seman Vero-
MICA, Sisek Erzs6bet, Liptak
Veronica, Hornyak Maria, Kuz-
ma Janos, Kardos Mihaly
Bunchi Maria, Fried Eliza, Me
szaros Janos, SzallaA Rose He
len, Polonyi Maria, Dojcsal
Erzsebet, Ivan Mihaly, Bako;
Maria, Kovacs Maria, Marias
Anna, Koss Maria, Cz.co 10
zsef, Kantor Peter, 10th Kate
rine, Puskas Janos, More Er
zsebet, Barta Zsuzsanna. Len
gyel Anna, Soltesz Zsuzsanna
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27
NINCS EGYENES VALASZ
MEM LEHET POLGAR

A polgarosodasi vizsgat leve-
zet6 J. H. Lyon biro mem adta
meg a polgarpapirt Giuseppe
Lenoe Livingston So ewes olasz
munkasnak, aki mem volt hal
lando egyenes valaszt adm a
biro kerdeSere.
A feltett kerdes az volt,
hogy hajlando-e fegyvert fogni
Amerika. erdekeben haboru ese-
ten? A polgarjelolt megisme-
telte a biro szavait, ami egyut-
tai felelet is volt. De amikoI
a biro a kerdest kibovitette
azzal, hogyha Amerika Olasz-
orszaggal harcolna, hajlando-e
akkor fegyvert fogni Amerika
oldalan, Leone kitero feleletet
adott es nem akart egyszerJ
lgen vagy nemmel felelni,
ahogy a biro kivanta. Icy
Leone-nak al kovetkezo WIS
gazo terminusig, vagyis novem-
berig ideje lesz elhatarozni
magat, hogy milyen feleletet
adjon a fogas kerdesre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27
ARPADHONI HIREK
HAMMOND, LA. Sd
Kohl: Szanyi Janos

Az Amerikai Magyar Sz0vet-
segnek tit is megalakult az
itteni els6 fiokja 54 taggal,
amely mar valasztott is ideig-
leneS tisztikart. ElnOk lett
Szanyi Janos, titkar:: Deak 10
zsef. Mar azota is tObb tag is
jelentkezett.
A k0zel jov6ben Macy gyii-
lest tartunk, anikor is t0bb
ugyet reszletesebben megdolgo-
zunk es a fiokunkat allando-
sitjuk. a'
Tovabbi mukodesiinkrol e
lap haSabjain beszamolunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27
SZERETNENEK BEKE

programmed indulni a valaSz
tasokba, inert tudjak, hogy a
haborutol mindenki irtozik, de
elobb varniok kellett - Hitler
re, hogy milyen fegyversziineti
felteteleket s0ab a diktator a
franciak szamara. Mem lehetet-
len, hogy annak ijeszt6 fel-
tetelei viszik a hAboruba ezt az
orszagot, vagy ha mem is,
annak a nyomaba mem lehet
lesz tit bekepartrol beszelni.
A beke-program egyebkent is
iiresen es hamisan hangzana
ebben az orszagban, ahol bu-
tasagnak tartanak Rooseveltet
haborus ndekokkal vadolni.
Az eln0k soha mem tagadta,
hizen oStOba lett volna ha ta-
gadta volna, hogy a nemzet er-
dekeinek megfelel6en, a $40
vesagesek gy6zelmet ohajtjuk.
De az is k0ztudomasu, hogy
Roosevelt egyetlen tollvonasa a
biztos haborutol mentett meg
benniinket, mikor a haborus
vizekb6l kiparancsolta az anne
rikai hajokat.
Mem lehet egy eln0kot tires
vadak platformjan valasztani,
S ere enlekezni kell a repub-
likanus partnak a negy ev
el6tti kampany utan, amikor
szinten egyetlen hazug jelsz6
volt a programjuk, hogy t. i.
Roosevelt "egy szamot akar
minden amerikai polgarb6l
cSinalni."
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27
A vERHOvAY
BIzOTTsAG
KOSzONETE

A Verhovay Nap Bizottsagn
neveben kosz0netinket fejez-
zuk XII mindazolxnak, akik q
megjelenesukkel es kozremiik0-
desiikkel a pin1ik Macy sikeret
ozditottak, a Verhovay
tagoknek es mem tagoknak,
akik a videki vendegemek
ejjeli szallast adtak. Ugyan--
tcsak halasan k0sz0njiik mind
szon n6k es ferfiaknak 8, buzz
golkodasat, amt az etelek ell
Keszitese es felszolgalasa k0-
riil hfejtettek. Az 0t magyar
egyhaznak, u. m. Scent Istvan,.
oreg Ref. Egyhaz, SIT. Gy0rgy
es Magyarok Nagyasszonya
egyhazaknak, valamint Mr..
Vascsak es Mr.. Szabonak
mindazon k0lcsOn adott tar
gyAKert, mint cQenyek, SZeKek,
stb. amivel nagy szolgalatot
tettek.
Es 0r0mmel udv0zOljuk az
0sszes vi Verhovay tagokat,
akik beallasukkal lehet6ve
tettek szep eredmeflyt eler-
mink rovid par het a1att.
A jovo heti Ispban reszlete-
sen beszamolunk ugy az err
kolcsi, mint az anyag hasZon-
rol.
Br0gley Ferenc,
a Verhovay Nap Bizottsag
choke
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27
hETI SzEMLE


part cs0djet sokkal elenkebben
viagitja meg, mint mas id6k-
ben.
A nemzetet ma csak a hon.
vedelem erdekli, es ma mar
elesen latja, hogy ezen a teren
a republicans part olyan tu-
datlansagot arult el az ut6bbi
evekben, de kulonosen az utob-
bi honapokban, amely lehetet-
lenne teszi, hogy az orszag
kormanyzasat rajuk bizhassak.
Az utolso hetekben Ok is
eszik-vesztetten szavaztak meg
minden szikseges 0sszeget, de
mem szabad elfelejteni es a
nemzet nem is felejti, hogy
Borah, Nye, Vandenberg es a
tobbiek allandoan akadalyoz-
tax a felkeszilesben benniin-
ket.
Ez az Okla, hogy ma a part
ketsegbeesett helyzeteben egy
demokratat (Wilkie) akar je.
lolni, sot hogy Herbert Hoovert
is elovettek szorultsagukban {
padlasroi. 1-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27
oreg emberek lehetnek,

0reg emberek lehetnek, de
oreg asszonyok nincsenek Anne
r.kaban. Long Islandon, a
new york; reptile teren egy
nyolcvannyolc ewes asszony
repul6gepet vett es most ta-
nul rata repiilni. AIT mond-
jak, hogy megfelel6 sikerrel
tanul.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27
HARMINCOT EV

nagy lido. Annyi ideje annak. hogy
megalakult Niles-ben jonevii HI. H.
Hoffman Co. Fejl6d0tt 4vr6l-6vre, ma.
gyobbodott es ma legtekintelyesebb
iizletek egyike k0rny9ken. A ma
gyars&g is szivesen vasarol oft, inert
barmire van sEiiks6g, legjobbat kap-
JAN lit!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27
BrOgley Ferenc,
a Verhovay Nap Bizottsag
elnOke
ELLWOOD CITY, PA.
K0RHAZBAN.

Mint sajnalattal ertesuliink,
0zv. Boros Jozsefne a New
Castle-i korhazban fekszik be-
tegen. Kivanunk mielobbi ja-
vulaSt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27
4 Macy HABORU ESEMEkYEI

om epete az egesz yag az Egyesit Aamok ee es
erthet6 kiyancsisaggal kerdezi:
Vajjon megmente Amerika ango vilagbirodal1nat?
Az angoloknak most mar maradt mas remenyseguk,
csak hogy mi megyink segsegkre mega parancso
unk Hitlernek.
Mvel az Egyesilt A1lanok meg nncsenek haborura
fkeszye sok lido muik addg ag eseteges kozbelepe
snknek hatasa erezhet6 Anig bek0vetkezk addg
Hitler ks Angat @nyleg megszalhatja, eltporhata es
koranyt angol kayt rakenyszerithe hogy Ka
nadaba menekuljenek.
van-e ehet6seg arra hogy Kanadab6l komanyozhassak
ango vagbirodalmat AIT meg uda senki Ez gon-
egeszen kerdeSben nagy angOl brodalom
fontosabb akoto tenyez meg nyatkozak Lehet hogy
Afrkaban koztarsasag eesen e akar szakadni
eseben Vaoszn hogy Australia meg ebben esetben
agaszodn ango koronahoz Macy kerdes azonban
hogy mi esz ilyen esetben IdaVa Egypomal es tobbi
gyarmatokkal?
A DELANIERIKAI HELYZET
Amlyen fontos Egyesilt Aamok magatartasa ep
pen olyan nagy een6sege annak kerdesnek s hogy
fognak csnalni k0z es deaerkai orszagok Ha
tovabbra ktartanak ameett politka meett amit
Washngtonb6 ranyitanak akkor Anglia is nyugodtabban
nezhet jov6 esemenye ele.
Egyel6re bizositekunk ARA hogy vaameny
deamerka orszag ragaszkodnek hozzk es erk
siteseben latnak mindnyajnnk biztonsagat
tavol deli orszagokban mntegy tzenegy alamban dix
tatorok urakodnak s eznek nzete egy percr6l masra
valtozhak Vegelenul szomoru enne ha eek k0z0tt
dktaorok kozott akadna oyan r0vdao ember ak megta
gadna Egyest Aamokkal vao baratsagos egytmkodes
most, amikor nagy szukseg van
kett0s amerikai kontinens egyttes ereje tavo
tartani nen minden eensges aadast es ketsege hogy
washington koany azasan dogozk er6k 0szetarasan
Delame1ikaban rendkivul nernet es oasz es
azasan dogonak hogy szakaas ezzenek e gyel6re
azonban meg sehol mem tudtak celt erni
Ia v0R0s KEREsZT sEGITHET
Az amerikai nditot egy Macy haot
New Yokbo franca Bordeaux varos kko6e fee gyogyze
rekke sebkotoz6 anyagokka eeszerekke szappanna es
hason anyagokkal hogy francia nyomorusagon segene
Nel6tt halo utnak indult volna washington kormany
megkerdezte nemeteke es oaszokat hogy bzositake
segt6 halo utjat vagy sem? ia
kormanya nell elentette XII bogy mnden
V0ros Kere zas6k ala memo ha6t zavaralan engednek
at tengeren annak rakonanyabol semit e koboznak
de vegul kovetkez6 szavakat rtak:
Ha amerika voros Kereszt halo Bordeaux kikot6je
ee megy resznkr6 utat teljesen biztouk Ellenben
megtortenhetik hogy mre halo Bordeaux ala erkezi
bazni fogjuk kkot6t bekovekeznek
tonsaga eo tehat kapitany egyen yen
menjen egy semleges portugal kik0t6be.
Mussoini mem mutatkozott ilyen meltanyosnak
kovetkez6 ertestest kudte:
= Ha Vor0s Kereszt hajon elemszerek szappan te-
hat zsiradek AIT lie foguk a venn had zaratunk
balyainak ertelneben
LAZADJANAK Eel "A FRANCIAK
Anglia mniszterelnoke Winston Churchill ait felhivast
ntezte francakhoz hogy tuajdon kormanyk ellen azad
anak fel es harcojanak tovabb a nemetek ellen.
Tiz nappa el0bb Winston Churchill franca
komany hogy heyzetre vao teknteel Fancaorszag ada
e OnaoSagat ovadjon kOz0ssegbe ket bro-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27
LAZADJANAK Eel "A FRANCIAK

Anglia minszteren0ke, Winston Churchill ait fehivast
nezte anciakhoz hogy tuladon koranyuk ellen azad-
janak fel eS harcoljanak tovabb nemetek ellen
TH nappal eobb Winston Churchill ARA kerte franca
ornanyt hogy heyzetre vao ntette Francaorszag ada
fel onaosaga ovadon be ango kozossegbe es ket
dalom egyeten aamegyseg gyanan probation Hitler ellen
harcolni.
EFT az ajanlatot francia kormany meg targyaas ala
vette.
nemetekkel valo egyezseg alairasanak hrere Churchill
nyakozott hogy keserseggel meglepetes a hogy
francia korany beket kot0tt es fehvja rancia
mnden egyes tagat hogy ezt megtagadva egyesenek
angolokka es harcoljanak tovabb nemetek ellen inert
csak ICY ehetnek ujra szabadok.
rancia rancia kormanyra nezve megdobbentoek Chur-
chill kovetkez6 szavai:
A francia nennzet Petan kornany akaratan tuepve
adjon nnden segtseget angoonak hogy ANIMAL
tosabban arathassanak gy6zemet angolok.
Kul0nosen AIT elte e keseruen Churchill hogy meme
tekke k0tott egyezsg megenged Hternek hogy
teriletrol folytathasss1a hsrcot Anglia ellen sf
A FRANCIA KORMANY GYORS VAIASZA
francia kormany nyomban vaaszot Churchill szavara
franca nephez ntezet kialtvanyban aely AIT monda
hogy sgoru de becsletes felteek melett kotoek meme
tekke beket es k0vetkez0ket tsz hozza
Ha beke feltetele ettek vona sztessegesek, ak
kor Francaorszag ovabb oytatta vona habout gyaata
max terlleter6
kiatvany azutan elInonda, hogy rancia nemzetnek
ke nyugodn beke eeteleiben es azokat becseesen
be ken tartsa franca koany egye6re tovabbra Bor
deaux varosaban marad es mnden franca artok
kormAnynak engedelmeskedn anely alkotmanyos m6don
alakult es gyakorolja hatamat.