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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-22

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and FAN flowers wGso RI = y
fectively among TIE 49, ~ 3
orations. 81
COMMUNITY SINGING
Mrs. J. p. Mcaalo 49, - :
Of ceremonies, and Harry lDoS
led community aineinG 3;
panied by Mia Mary I oY1 i. J:
Mrs. McHale lnlrodUeo :,
Leland Preston, imano dln1D y
junior post couamandGr G n
Legion; Mr.. MaIlaSt - y
commander. who annCuneo 1
plans for the ban. Nh ~
Gwinn. president q ~ Art y
ary unit, promised IL eoopo Il
ton Of her group during y
coming year. 81
Mrs. McHale used : naval ~;
vice to stimulate speedy uni1I-
ing among the gueGts. l5ox 80
as she greeted each new otx3v1t
was covered with 4 papo9 -
and she put one. GA ~ ca
hand Of the gusts too. ~
were all admonished - lo6o1oI
hands until the bas wore - 4 Il
Games followed .the d. y 81
Mrs. Russell Br1nyan ~ -
eral chairman Of tn evou :
such get together the otInu1 u
tons have had. She 49, So 3 4
by Mrs. Gwinn, NFA :
Woolard, Mrs. Leach, Nh ~
LaRue, Mrs. Medals ana - q
Norman Deichert Ne g &
xsSs
TOM J. DAILY = eo1ohe1l ~
his birthday anniversary ~ n
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-22

INTRODUCING KATHRYN
RAMAN, kindergarten teacher
at Clemens school.
Miss Raman comes to Mount
Clemens with several years ex-
perience. She taught three years
in Orange City, Ia, her home,
and year at Ypsilanti, where
she received her Bachelor of
Science degree in June, 1941.
Her first two college years she
took at Northwestern College in
Orange City.
Music and dramatics were her
special interests. She took part
in operettas, a cappella choir, be-
longed to her church choir, and
studied voice continually, as
well as coaching several plays in
Iowa. She was also q member Of
Alethian club.
Miss Raman's parents are Mr..
and Mrs. John Raman of Orange
City. In Mount Clemens, she
lives at the Capron, and hopes to
take part in the musical life Of
the city.
MRS. DWIGHT BAKER Of
Croker boulevard will be hon
ored at q tea next Sunday aft
ernoon by Mrs. Bruce Brown.
South Gratiot ave nue.. Mrs.
Baker is the former Beth Ora
ham of Detroit, an August bride.
FRANK H. NORMINGTON of
Marshfield, Wis. arrived Satur-
day evening to make Q visit Of
indefinite length with his son
and daughter in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Normington, los
South avenue.
MRS. WILLIAM FLORY will
entertain the Monday club . her
home this evening. In the clubs
80 years of existence, this il al-
most the first Zine the meeting
has actually fallen on Monday.
JAMES DANER, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Milford Daner, has left
to continue his law course at
Notre Dame University. Last
year he was . student ut the
University of Michigan.
DONNA JEAN BATES has il
sued invitations for q party
Thursday afternoon. in celebra-
ton Of her ninth birthday an
niversary. She is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bates.
MRS. G EOR RIG E HOWARD.
226 Croker boulevard, enter
tanned 10 guests at dinner last
evening. D.. and Mrs. I. ]. Gel
lert and Mrs. Ella Weidner, Of
Detroit, were the out-of-town
guests.
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN X.
ULLRICH entertained their sup
per club Friday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Sample were guests.
%
MR.. AND MRS. j. ARTHUR
SCHLEUNTZ have returned to
their home ut IS Riverside
drive, after two weeks vacation.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-22
Couple Speak Vows
Saturday Morning

MIR. AND MRS. VIRGIL A
STADER have returned to New
Baltimore, where they will make
their home, following their mar
riage Saturday morning at 10
o'clock. The bride Is the former
Hilda Engelman, daughter OF
Mrs. Joseph Engelman of New
Baltimore, and Mr.. Stader's par
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. David Sta
der of Caro-.
The bride wore a beige suit
and large hat in matching shade,
with black accessories. Her cor
sage was gardepias.
The couple was attended by
the brides sister and brother,
Eleanor and Harold Engelman.
Miss Engelman wore an aqua
crepe dress, blue hat and corsage
OF pink roses.
MARGARET COLLINS, for
merly of the Harriet Beauty
Shop, is now employed ut the
Doris Beauty Shop.
IN HIS NAME CIRCLE of
Kings Daughters will meet on
Wednesday afternoon at $50
o'clock with Mrs. Fred Bobcean,
Moross avenue.
MOUNT CLEMENS LODGE
No. 6, F & A. NJ, will confer Sec
ond degree on Wednesday eve
ming in Masonic clubrooms, at
1880 o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-22
Social Meeting

CIRCLE 1, Women's Guild of
Zion Evangelical Church will
met at two o'clock Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Rose
Flory, "a Moser place. Mrs.
Minnie Prahl will assist as hos
tess, at the social meeting and
all members are urged to attend.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-22
Coming Events
MONDAY, SEPTEMBKR q

MONDAY, sEPTEMBER q
fHAN1 KUHN LODGE, knights of Pythias, in Pythan Hail.
IF w. AUXILIARY grocery party. in Veterans Hail. at
ISABELLA DAVIS CIRCLE, potuck at King. Daughter.
,,,,,>,, Home at $50 pm
Carl staeb, 2se4o Donaldson road, at pm.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS' Officers Club at the home Of Mrs.
ST :. tn. hom. Of
roRcR Mr.; MS ch MT II HGHshoes Jons. street
Mrs Henry La crox, IS Croker boulevard. at pm
DEMoLAY PICNIC following first Ma
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 70
PORT HURON DEANERY of Meow, in Algonac at 2l5 pm.
Bus leaves St Louis school at 1890 pm; from Medea
hotel at 1890 pm.
RUMMAGE SALE in Matthews building, sponsored by FEC
CIVIC CHORUS rehearsal. McHs Community Room, 1880
MOUNT CLEMENS Business and Professional Women. Club
~,,,,. dinner meeting at Hillcrest at $50
CHEST CLINIC in Kings Daughters Health Clinic, 10 to
GRACE CHURCH GUILD in Grace parish house, at pm
for Dancing cssss. of os. rrick.r school,
RED CROSS WORK, in headquarters Broadway
1890 am to $3.50 pm.
OPENING SESSION of l0week euchre tournament spon.or
ed by Patriotic S Daughters Of Americ. Council 49, in
play begins at $50 pm Public invited '"'''
PUBLIC CARD PARTY in ST. Louis hail. sponsored by
zEC WoMENS GUILD canning day in church parors
SILVER CROSS Circle Of Kings Daughters home of
2:3O pm ' -
FEC GIRLS CLUB the of Irene Holtz Lincoln ave-
nue., at 7:30 pm.
CHICKEN PIE DINNER sponsored by Wesleyan League of
the Methodist Church. in church basement at $50 pm
HoMMAGE SALE in Matthews building sponsored by FEC
Mission Society
MOUNT CLEMENS LODGE No. g. F. A. M. second de-
gree in Masonic clubrooms at 7:30 pm
IN HIS NAME CIRCLE of Kings Daughters at the home of
Mrs. Fred Bobcean Moross avenue 1t 230 pm
WILLING WORKERS Of Trinity Lutheran Church. sewing
bee in school, at 2 pm
REGISTRATION for dancing classes Of Olga Frcker school,
in Grace parish house, from pm on
RED CROSS WORK in headquarters At 20 North Broadway
1890 to $50 pm.
BENEFIT GAMES PARTY sponsored Sisters ST. JOS
eph, in santarium lobby, at $40 pm.
AMERICAN LEGION building benefit party the Legion
clubhouse at $50 pm
ELEMENTARY CLASS in naturalization third floor county
building ITO pm
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER Is
ROYAL NEIGHBORS in Barron hall at pm
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY installation banquet in
Legion clubhouse, at pm.
PUBLIC LUNCHEON in Presbyterian church parlors spon-
sored by Westminster League, IL to pm
Dickinson avenue sponsored by st. Louis Perpetual
Help Club. to pm. Public invited.
CIRCLE Womens Guild Of Zion Evangelical Church.
home Of Mrs. Rose Flory - Moser place. at pm.
WATCHFUL CIRCLE of Kings Daughters, at the home Of
Mrs. Neil n Reid, Lincoln avenue at 1880 pm.
BLUEBELL CLUB OF St Louis parish at the home Of Mrs
Pat Schober, Cotton road, At pm.
UNITED WORKERS CIRCLE Of Kings Daughters at the
home Of Mrs Fred Cady. 81 Lincoln avenue. 1t 1880
MARGARET BorToME CIRCLE Of Kings Dsushters at the
home of Mrs. Emma Rucker, 10 First street, 1t pm.
FAITH. HOPE AND CHARITY CIRCLE at the home Of
Betty SHINING fessenden. at . pm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-22
Meade School Gets
Movie Protector

MEADE SCHOOL IL proud Of
its new Is nm. Keystone movie
protector, just received. The pro-
jector was pure h ased with
money earned by the children
of Meade school last year. Mrs.
Pauline Stier, who taught at the
school last year, delivered the
new equipment.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-22
Fall Meeting

WHATSOEVER CIRCLE of
Kings Daughters will begin
Fall activities on Friday, when
Mrs. William Neville will be hos
tess at 233 South Gratiot ave-
nue., at 2:30 o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-22
Nurse to Wed
Army Officer

JOINING THE RANKS of
brides-elect today is Rachel
Thomasson of Mount Clemens,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. W..
Thomasson of Detroit, whose
wedding to Lieut.. Richard N.
Long of Selfridge, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Long of Pittsburgh,
is set for October "a, in Detroit.
Miss Thomasson is a gradu-
ate of st. Joseph's School of
Nursing in September, 1910.
Since receiving her r. NJ, she has
been head nurse in obstetrics at
st. Joseph's hospital. Her resig
nation will become effective on
October Is.
Lieut. Long, who received his
commission from Kelly Field,
San Antonio, Texas, in Decem-
Der, 1910, has been stationed at
Selfridge Field since completing
his training.
The couple will live in Mount
Clemens.
MIR. AND MRS. WALTER
DeBAENE of Rochester an
nounce the birth of daughter,
Janice Ann, born at 9:18 o'clock
this morning in St. Joseph
hospital.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-22
Port Huron Deanery Meets
Tomorrow in AIqonac

st. Louis parish will be the guest
speaker.
Refreshments will be served
at the close of the business meet
Among the members of St
Louis parish who have made res.
ervations to 60 to the meeting by
bus are Mrs. Vernon Kerwin
chapter president, Mrs. Mary J
Kerwin, Mrs. Arlo Higgs, Mrs
Emil Elso, Mrs. Martin Duggan
Mrs. Walter Braun, Mrs. Ger.
trude Sudan, Mrs. Frank Petit.
prem, Mrs. George D'luge, Mrs
Stephen Boston, Mrs. Louis Yo-
chum, Mrs. Charles Barry, Mrs
Martin Schwenk, Miss olive
Charter, Miss Elsie Charter,
Mrs. Frank Martin, Mrs. Noah
Martin, and Mrs. Frank Wheat.
WORD HAS BEEN RECEIV-
ED that Mrs. E. T. Nunneley, Jr.
has returned to her home in
Washington, D. c. Her three
week old daughter will be con-
fined to Doctors Hospital in
New York City for some weeks.
MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE De-
LaRUE and Mrs. Hugh Watson
returned Saturday from a weeks
stay in Milwaukee, where they
attended the American Legion
convention.
MR.. AND MRS. ROBERT Nc
INERNEY and children spent
Sunday in Lansing with Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Luke and family, who
recently moved there from
Mount Clemens.
JEAN KENDRICK, daughter
Of Mr.. end Mrs. Max w. Ken
drick, South River road, is con-
fined to her home with chicken
pox.
MRS. EDGAR H. RACINE, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar H. Racine, spent the week
end in London, Ont.
MR.. AND MRS. DOUGLAS
BALL and daughters Jo-Ann and
Nan spent the the weekend +
their cottage on the Canadian
Shore of Lake Huron.
MR.. AND MRS. ROY c. KIDD
quietly celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary Saturday.
MIR. AND MRS. csc AR
WATT spent yesterday with Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Bowe and her
daughter Mrs. Howard Mccoy
and son, Dick, in South Woods
lee, Ont.
OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS at
Mary Thompson's skating party
and steak roast Saturday were
1ngrid and Sigrid Koebel of
Crosse Pointe.
MR.. AND MRS. ROY
COATES of Van Dyke are the
parents of a son, born this morn
ing in st. Joseph's hospital.
DIR. GEORGE ROBERTROY
returned last evening from a
weekend motortrip in the lower
MRS. j. S. DUFFIE, of Rich
mond, was the weekend guest of
Miss Isabelle Tedman, AZ Miller
street.
MRS. HUGO WALTER, SR..
will be hostess to the members
of her Tripoli club at luncheon
tomorrow.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-22

MRS. HUGO WALTER, SR..
will be hostess to the members
OF her Tripoli club at lunchecr
tomorrow.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-22

MRS. j. S. DUFFIE, of Rich
mond, was the weekend guest of
Miss Isabelle Tedman, 48 Miller
street.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-22

TOM ]. DAILY = eo1ohe1> M
his birthday anniversary to =
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-22

DIR. GEORGE ROBERTROY
returned last evening from
weekend motortrip in the lower
peninsula.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16
EGETO LETT A
CSEH KERDES

Pragaban megtartottak a
csak papiroson letezo cseh koz-
tarsasag volt minisztereln0ke-
mex, Alois Elias tabornoknak
bunugyi targyalasat, akit a
nazik azzal vadoltak, hogy elle-
MIX vegzeteseknek igerkezG
arulast k0vetett ell.
A nemet titkos rend0rseg
AIT bizonyitgatta, hogy allan
do kemkedes, arulas, az ellen
seggel valo 0sszejatszas folyt
Pragaban es ennek ellen mga
Elias tabornok allott. Szaz es
szaz cseh, SGT totok is belle
voltak keverve egy nagy ossze-
eskuvesbe, amely forradalmat
akart el6idezni.
A volt cseh hadseregnek
minden tagja, aki husegesklit
tett a naziknak es ezzel kenye-
ret igyekezett megmenteni,
kemszolgalatot vegzett.
A hazafias csehek egy titkos
tarsasagot alakitottak, amely-
mex tagjai AIT szi1natoltak XII,
hogy a csehek k0zul XII lett
csakugyan nazi es XII tort ARA,
hogy sajat sziil6hazajanak es
fajtajanak artson. Ezeket az
embereket azutan ell akartak
tenni lab alol r0vid uton.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16
TERkEPEK Mem
KAPHAT0K

Az amerikai terkep csinalo
nyomdak szovetsege ertesitette
az osszes konyv es iskolaszer
keresked6ket, hogy el6re meg
mem hatarozhato id6szakra
europai terkepek mem lesznek
kaphatok az EgyesUlt Allamok-
ban. AIT mondtak a kiad6k:
Mi haszna van a terkep-
mex, ha az europai orszagok
hatarai joforman naprol-napra
valtoznak? Ami jo volt ma, az
holnapra bizonyosan rossz lesz.
A terkep rajzolok ugy latjak,
hogy nagyon sok esztend6 mu-
lik el addig, amig vegre ismet
meg lehet allapitani az eur6pai
orszagok hatarait es exert mem
erdemes azzal veszodni. Akar
Hitler gy6z, akar Hitlert verik
lie, a jovo terkepe egeszen mas
lesz, mint amilyen most.
Az iskolak persze mem talAl-
tax ezt helyesnek. Az iskolak
tanitani akarnak es ahhoz ter
kepek sziksegesek, de a kiad6k
ICY feleltek:
Tanitsanak az iskolak
europai foldrajzot a regi ter
kepek alapjan. Mire ennek a
haborunak vege lesz, akkor a
mai iskolas gyermekek ugyis
felnott emberek lesznek eS On
maguktol j0nnek tisztaba az
zal hogy milyen valtozasok
tortentek a fold hatan.
Ez nagyon helyes allitas, de
egyben nagyon szomoru, inert
hosszu haborut j6sol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16
Az OROSZ HABORU
ALDOZATAI

Az orosz hadvezetoseg a ma
zikkal folytatott hadjaratban
szenvedett vesztesegei fel6l
ait jelenti, hogy halottakban
sebeSultekben es eltuntekben
osszesen 1,128,OOO emberbol
allo veszteseg van, Ugyanekkol
1000 orosz tank elveszteset is
meri be az orosz vezerkar nvi-
latkozata.
A moszkvai tavirat egyben
ait jelenti, hogy a tamad6
nazi seregek eddig harom mil
lilo embert vesztettek el az else
tizenot het alatt. Van ezen-
felul a naziknak 1000 ell.
veszett tankjuk, $4,000 t0nxre
ment agyujuk es 1900 ell
pusztult harci repulogepiik az
orosz jelentes szerint.
Ezeket a szamokat meg Lon
don Sc talalja helytalloknak.
De eppen ICY ketsegbe vonja
London a nazi jelentest is, a
mely az oroszok veszteseget az
elso tizen0t het soran csak-
mem hat millio katonara teszi
Elismeri azonban az angol had
vezet6seg AIT, hogy ket es fel
millio orosz katona van mar
nazi fogsagban es megallapit-
ia, hogy azoknak elelmezese es
orzese igen nagy gondokat
okoz a szik keszletck mellett
a nazi kormanyzatnak.
Jozan megiteles szerint mem
igaz a nemet es mem igaz az
orosz jelentes sem. Bar mind
kett6t kiadtak a kiilfold re-
szere is, azokat f6leg belfoldi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16

Az OSszeeskiives elem csupa
cseh tabornok allott, akik ko-
zul a nazik mar XII is vegeztek
hatot, mig Elias tabornok, bar
halalra van itelve, meg elet-
ben van. Ellenben Otokar
Kapka pragai polgarmestert
agyonl6ttek a nazik.
Ketsegtelen, hogy az osszes
elnyomott europai nepek ko-
zul a csehek fejtettek XII a leg
er6sebb munkat a felszabadu-
las erdekeben es meg lett al
lapitva, hogy ebben mem ta-
maszkodtak Benesre es az al
tala Londonban alakitott
kormanyra. Egyenesen ait
akartak az 0sszeeskUvok, hogy
soha t0bbe Benes es tarsai
vissza ne terhessenek es exert
egyenesen az angol kuliigyi hi
vatallal erintkeztek, bar Sta
linnal is tartottak fent 0sz-
szek0ttetest.
A nazik meg vannak gyo-
zodve rola, hogy a jovoben -
meg ha gy6znenek is esetleg
a legt0bb bajuk a csehekkel
lesz, akik intelligensen dolgoz
max a felszabadulas erdekebell
es ujra magukhoz kaparitot-
tax a tot vezereket.
Cseh katonaknak es tot csa-
patoknak a nazik mem tudjak
hasznat venni az orosz hare
teren. Haza is parancsoltak
oket, elszedtek fegyvereiket es
csupan olyan katonai munka-
kat vegeztetnek veluk, amihez
mem kell fegyver.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16

fogyasztasra keszitettek. Mind
ket fel sajat nepevel akarja ell
hitetni AIT, hogy sokkal keve-
sebbet veszitett, mint hinni le-
hetett volna..
A nazi-orosz haboru eddigi
soran ketsegtelenul a nazik
gy6ztek, amint ait a terkGp
eleg vilagosan mutatja. A ker-
des csak az, hogy gy6zelmeik
mekkora aldozatba keriiltek? A
hadi tudomany AIT mondja,
hogy a gyoztes fel erejenek
negyven es a vesztes erejenek
hatvan szazalekat vesziti ell.
Eszerint tehat az oroszok vesz-
tesegei a nagyobbak, bar a gyo-
zelmeket a nazik nagyon dra-
gan fizettek meg. Feltehet6,
nOgy az OrOSZ Sereg ma OF
millioval kevesebb katonaval
dolgozik, ami kilenc millio en-
berbol allo seregeket hagy hat
ra. Ha ezzel szemben a nazik
ket millio embert vesztettek,
akkor vegzetesen legyengiltek,
inert tartalekuk a legjobb eset-
ben Sc t0bb harom millional.
Letszam kerdese tekintete-
ben tehat az oroszok nagy fo-
lenyben vannak es a kerdss
csak az, hogyan allanak a har-
ci eszkozokben. Exert fontos,
hogy az amerikai es angol Sc
gitseget minel hamarabb meg
kaphassak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16
BEKET AJANLANA
HITLER ADOLF?

Londonbol egyre gyakrabban
ismetlik AIT hirt, hogy Hitler
Adolf a k0zel j0v6ben beket fog
ajanlani az angol korlnany-
max igen kedvez6 feltetelek
mellett. AIT hiszik. hogy ez
harminc nap alatt tortenik
meg.
Ha a legujabb roham sike-
riil az oroszok ellen, akkor ez
a beke-ajanlat szinte azonnal
bek6vetkezik. ARA fog Hitler
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16
R0zSDAMENTESITiK A vASlT

emiatt a termelesevel. T6bbe
kerul a munka, mint amit a
kitermelt porteka er, tehat
veszteseges lenne a banyaszas.
Most azutan vi fordulatot
latszik hozni a harom colum-
bust tanar felfedezese. Elveg-
re a vilag olyan sok vasat
hasznal, hogy bizonyara sok
bismuthra lesz sziikseg.
Ez volt a kezdeti remenyseg.
Hamarosan kiderult azonban.
hogy nagyon keves bismuth
kell a vas rozsdamentesitese-
hez, ennelfogva a bismuth
mem dragulhat meg. Az en-
berisegre nezve az lesz azon-
ban a jo szerencse, hogy ezen-
tul rozsdamentes vasat fog
kapni a gyaraktol anelkiil,
hogy azert egyetlen centtel is
tobbet kellene fizetnie.
A harom amerikai tudos
szerint bismuth keveresenek
a vasba van egy mas Macy
elonye is. A vasbol kesziilt
acel, ha bismuth porral van
keverve, sokkal konnyebben
vaghato, sokkal konnyebben
kezelhet6, mint barmely mas
acel es megis megvan a teljes
ereje.
Mi ennek a titka, ARA a
harom feltalal6 meg mem j0tt
rea. Valami olyan valtozast
csinal a bismuth az acelban,
ami annak kemenyseget es
erejet meghagyja ugyan, de
egyben vagasat elosegiti es ez
nagyon fontos koriilmeny az
acel feldolgozasanal.
A tiszta sved acel peldaul
csak nagyon nehezen vaghat6
es ez hatranya, inert feldol-
gozasa lassubb es ennelfogva
joval koltsegesebb.
Ezen a neheszegen segit a
bismuth, amely most oriasi
fontossagot nyert az iparban.
Egyet kell meg mondanunk
a harom amerikai tudos fel6l.
Tanulmanyukat ingyen adtak
at a vilagnak es mem akarnak
belole a maguk reszere hasz-
not csinalni. Ez mutatja, hogy
az igazi tudosok mindig azok,
akik onzetlenek, akik mem az
ert kutatnak a termeSzet tit
kai utan, hogy maguknak
penzt, hanem azert, hogy az
emberisegnek hasznot csinal-
janak.
H. Pray, R. S. Peoples es
F. w. Fink a harom aInerikai
tudos, akinek vilag orokos
halaval fog tartozni azert az
ajandekert, amt az emberi-
segnek adtak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16

hivatkozni, hogy Eur6paban
minden ellenallast lie tudott
verni, modjaban all egy egesz-
seges egyseg megteremtese es
ICY mem volna ertelme a TO-
vabbi haboruskodasnak.
AIT hiszik Angliaban, hogy
ez alkalommal Hitler igen sze-
reny ajanlatot fog tenni es ait
kozvetleniil bocsatja az angol
kormanl tudtara.
Az angol jelentesek hang
jabol az erezhet6 XII, hogy Hit
Ter ujabb beke ajanlatanak az
angol kormany k0reben mem
lesz nagy visszhangia. Chur-
chill es kormanya mines al
ban a helyzetben, hogy Hit
lerrel szoba allhasson. Mere
ven kell elutasitani minden ko-
zeledest vagy pedig le kell
mondani a kormanynak, inert
kijelenteseiben nagyon mesz-
szire ment a diktatorral SEEM
ben.
Volna azonban a bekenek
egy igen kezenfekvo modja. EFT
is London ada a vilag tudo-
masara azzal, hogy mas kive-
zeto utat mem latnak.
-Ha a nemet nemzet vagy a
nemet katonai foparancsanok-
sag kepes lenne ARA, hogy
Hitlert es hiveit felretoljak az
utbol, akkor az angol nemzet
vi emberekkel hajlando volna
egy asztalhoz ilni es bekerol
targyalni, meg "ha ez azzal az
aldozattal jarna is, hogy csc
relni kell a kormanyt".
London szerint jelek maris
vannak ARA, hogy a diktatorok
vegoraja k0zeledik. Mussolini
felol ext mar bizonyosra lehet
venni, inert az olasz nep til
refine a szakadasi pontig er-
kezett es bizonyos jelek ARA
mutatnak, hogy a nemeteknek
is eleg volt mar Hitler Adolf
diktatoroskodasabol.
A londoni kozvelemeny csakis
ilyen rnodon latja lehetoseges-
mex AIT, hogy a haborunak We
get veSSenek. Es ha Hitlert le-
taszitanak a hatalom polcarol,
akkor yaloszifiii, hogy az Egye-
silt Allamok is megnyugod-
mex egy olyan bekeben, amely
a. mai lehetetlen helyzetnek
gyorsan veget vet.