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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-05
ECY ALLAN A VADLoTTAK PADJAN


California a United States
Supreme Court ele van idezve,
ahol a vadlottak padjara fog
jak ultetni.
Azzal vadoljak, hogy mem
elegszik meg a helyevel a 48
allan soraban, hanem orszag
akar lenni az orszagban.
California voltakepen Flori-
dat utano1ta, mikor elhataroz-
ia, hogy a szegenyeket, a mines
teleneket kizarja abbol az al
lambol, hogy az oda Grkez6 le-
tort polgarokat mem engedi be
az allan hataran.
Florida egy-ket even at pro
balkozott a dologgal, de mem
sikerult a kiserlet, tulsago-
san mem is eroszakoskodot
hogy a hatarait lezarja.
California a fel intezkedesek-
kel mem ant meg.
Mem volt eleg, hogy a hata-
rokon a hobokat sheriffek TO-
gadtak, hanem torvenyt hoz-
tax, amely egyenesen megtiltja
hogy teljesen penztelen ember
letelepedhessek abban az allan
ban.
Meg lehet erteni, hogy Flo
rida is, California is ketsegbe
esve lattak. a depresszio sulyos
eveiben a nincstelenek beozon-
leset, akik ezer tarsadalmi es
szocialis problemat raktak
ezeknek az allamoknak a val
lara.
A letort szegeny emberek
tizezrei siettek, hogy legalabh
enyhe eghajlat alatt nyomorog-
janak, ha mar munkat es tisz-
tesseges megelhetest ugy sem
tudtak sehol talalni.
Joggal kertek - es kaptak
=. segitseget az orszag kincs.
: tarabol, hogy a mas allamokbo
oda teleped0, s6t oda ozonlt
nincsteleneket ellassak.
De semmi a vilagon nen
adhat jogot arra, hogy az anne
rikai polgarokat, akarmelyil
; mas amerikai allan polgarat {
szegenysege Matt kizarjak.
Egyszer mar egy negy eve.
haboru d0nt0tte Ell, hogy a nen
zet egyseges.
S vege lenne ennek az egy
segnek, ha a 48 allan mind
egyike, vagy akarmelyike mes
: akarna tiltani, ahogy Califor
mia megtette, hogy szabad ann
!, :, rikai polgarok wagon nelkti
; ne mehessenek az orszag egyil
reszeb6l a masikba.
Mindenert meg kell ezen
vilagon fizetni.
California; megaldotta a ter
meszet mindennel, ami az EN-
> bereket abba az allanba csabit
ja az allan lakossaga fokoza
tosan vegzi a csabitast.
EZerfele modOn hirdetil
!. hogy az 0r0k majus hazajaba
q az elet kellemes, oda hivna
! mindenkit, akinek a m6dj
i megengedi, hogy oda mehesse
q telelni vagy nyaralni. Vag
i hogy oda 'nyugalomba' vonu
r jon, miutan van megfelel6 j
lvedelme vagy t6keje, amt eg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-05
KERESZTUL-KASUL
AZ ORSZAGON

| mi COrCeQlk kOTulOCIe, Gdldll
azert, inert mines ugy beleme-
rulve a penzugyeibe, mint az
az osztaly, amelynek tagjaival
utaztam.
Azert ne higyje senki, hogy
ellenseg lett bel0lunk, amiert
vitaztunk.
S6t.
Mindenki eloszedte, amt ut
ravalonak hozott magaval. Az
eteleket es az italokat. Kul0no-
sen az italokat. Ket-harom
ora alatt mindenki az elso ne
ven szolitott es ismert min
denkit.
Olyan hangulat alakult XII
az utasok k0zt, amilyen a halo
kon szokott lenni.
Kozvetlen, baratsagos, eloze-
keny. A radio szolt, a fiatalok
tancoltak.
Mikor este valaki lie akart
pihenni. megkerte a szomszed-
jat, ha volt szomszedje, hogy
hurcolkodjon egy idore egy
mask ulesre, vagy menjen a
Tavern kocsiba mulatni S adjon
alkalmat a faradtabb ember-
mex, hogy negy ulesen CUB
baszthasson lie egyszerre.
De hat olyan nagyon keve-
sen akartak aludni,
A camaraderia kellemes ham
gulataban ebren akart marad-
nj mindenki, hiszen tudtuk,
hogy nemsokara vege az arany
szabadsagnak es otthon lesz
alkalom aludni.
Mem Mexico sivatagjanak a
kozepen egy velunk szemben
erkezo tehervonat lezuhant egy
kisebb hidrot S ez elblockolta
az utunkat, ugy, hogy a mi vo-
natunk a sivatag k0zepen meg
) ALT het oran keresztil OFT
idoztunk.
A keleti ember ait hinne
hogy marcus elejen a havasok
aljaban hideg van.
Sutott a nap, kellemes nyarl
meleg volt mivel akadt az
utasoknal labda, tennis felsze.
relies, csakhamar az egesz tisz'
telt kozonseg, vagy szazotve'
nen, megtalalta a szorakozas'
maganak. Csak etkezesi idore
: mentink vissZa a vonatba m
. vel szombat volt, senki men.
aggodott azon, hogy vasarnaE
reggel vagy delben, vagy del
: utan fogjuk-e Chicagot elerni
. Mem hiszem, hogy az uta
sok kozott lett volna tiz, akil
orultek, mikor het ora mulvs
ujra fel kellett pakolnunk {
vonatba, ahol folytattuk ugy
| ahogy elhagytuk.
S bantott bennunket, kogy
az Ell Captain most mar iga
zan versenyre kelt a szelekkel
inert Chicagoba mar csak neg.
: ora kesessel erkeztunk be, ha
| rom orat az uton "behoztak."
Ahogy kozeledtunk Chicago
: hoz, a jokedvu utasok megko
: molyodtak, akik szorosabb ba
: ratsagot kotottek egymassal
: azok cimeket csereltek XII egy
massal igazan szomoruar
: bucsuztunk az egyseges, bara
tt tabortol.
: Chicago utan j0tt ell a sza
: momra a hadd-el-hadd.
Mem tagadom, hogy hazafel
5 en- soha mem j0v0k j6kedvvel.
S Mas annak 0ril, hogy var
t jak a gyerekek, az asszony, e.
t meg ait tudom, hogy varnak
kifizetetlen szamlak, az elinte
: zetlen levelek, a felhalmozot
: munka mindig szorongo el
! zessel kozeledek az irodaho,
: mikor hosszabb ideig vagyo
:. tavol hazulrol.
Y Munkat en- utanam kiilde
nj mem szoktak, mem zaklat
4 max, ha uton vagyok, hacsa
; | r.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-05
HAZAFELE

Az unnepeknek az a baJuk,
hogy elmulnak, jobaratokkal
azert mem jo talalkozni, inert
uira ell kell toluk bucsuzni.
Tizenhat napos california;
acknowledgements voltakeppen
mar tizedik napjan bucsuz-
tam, inert mikor San Diegobol
kirobogott velem a Santa Fe,
tudtam, hogy az Egyesllt ALA
mok legszebb fekvesu es leg
kedvesebb varosatol - leg
alabb egyelore = bucsuzom.
Mikor az elutazas elotti ma
pom Vass-Fulop-Szekely -Agay
egyuttesnel a vacsorat meget-
tenn, mar valahogy ilyen erze-
sekkel nyeltem lie minden fa-
latot, mintha halotti tort I'LL
tink volna, ahol az en- temete-
sem unneplik.
Az utolso ejjel mem mentem
csak keso hajnalban fekudni,
azon az ejjelen a Pershing
Squaretol bucsuztam.
Mem vagyok templom-jaro
ember, de masnap reggel a
Missios Greg templomban mar
hetkor oft voltam csak akkor
mentem XII az elotte levo Plaza
Mexicora, mikor vege volt a
masodik misenek. Megvallom
ait is, inert kepmutato soha
mem voltam, hogy mem a mise
witt a templomba, hanem az
oreg falak, az evszazados erek-
lyek, a kontinensen lako feher
emberek tortenete. Es megfo-
gadtam abban a templomban
magamnak, hogy ha az elet es
a helyzet megadja ra egyszer
az alkalmat, felkutatok bennuk
minden irast idovel, inert azok
kozt regen elkoltozott hos
missionarusok kozt magyarok
is voltak, akiknek a munkaja-
rol erdemes lenne valamit meg
tudnunk.
Az utolso Ultra oman indul-
tam, ahova az elso utam veze-
tett Los Angelesben, a magyar
ujsagtol. Miutan az Greg Rethy
ujra biztositott rola, hogy mem
hajlando a dzsabjat nekem al
berletbe kiadni miutan Jacz-
ko Arpad biztositott rola, hogy
mikor ujra Californiaba me-
gyek - dacara a hetvenegy-
nehany evenek - eletben TO-
gom talalni, Szabados kollega-
val kiballagtunk a vonathoz.
Az Ell Captain, a Santa Fe
flyerja delutan egy orakor in
dull es a masodik nap reggel
erkezik meg Chicagoba, kicsit
tehat idegenkedtem a vonattol
inert mem eppen nagy cinch
egyhuzamban 80 orat ulni
vonatban.
De hat XII i'll egyfolytabar
ezeken a transkontinenealis
vasutakon, aki mem nema.
Egy felora mulva mar mind
annyian ismertuk egymast g
kocsinkban es bar mindenki.
mex meg van a sajat maga sza'
mozott ulese, csakhamar auto
matikusan egymas melle kerul
tex azok, akiket az elet rend
je rendel egymashoz.
A fatal legenyek mar a fla
tai lanyokkal vihancoltak, a;
oregek egymas kozeleben a ha
"a sorsan busultak es vi ter
kepeket rajzoltak gondolatbar
es szoban az egesz vilagnak
szerencsere volt nehany XII
gyerek is S ICY nekem is jutot
tarsasag, mikor a politizalas
meguntam.
Bar ezek a coach-flyerek ol
csok, a nagy tavolsagok kovet
kezteben a turistakon XVII
megis csak jobbm6du uzletem
berekbol kerul XII a k0z0nseg
S megdobbenve LATHAM, hog.
az ugynevezett 'k0zeposztaly'
meg reakci6sabb, mint itthol
c-sILxr- II 1~.x
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-05

NCIlCA CAG q nSV oAoC EOAACo
san leforditani, de ebben az
eredetiben ismerik az egesz vi
lagoon.
Kortilbelil ait jelenti, hogy
aki "ur", ait kotelezi a tarsa-
dalmi allasra bizonyos dolgok-
IRA. Olyasmire is, amire mem
koteles a kozonseges halando.
Kotelezi peldaul a szarma-
zas es a tarsadalmi alias az
arisztokratat ARA, hogy ha q
hazaja haboruban van, jelent-
kezek katonai szolgalatra, meg
mielott behivnak.
Az angol arisztokracia altala-
ban ezt a kotelezettseget min
dig erezte, de mas nemzetek
aristokratai is ereztek. Altala-
ban a magyar f6uri osztaly sem
vonta XII magat a szarmazas es
a vele jaro kotelezttsegek telje-
sitese alol itt-ott ait latjuk,
hogy a multi-milliomos anne
rikai csaladok, vagy a tarsada-
lomban elokelo helyet elfoglalt
csaladok tagjai is hajland6k
ennek a kotelezettsegnek a
kovetkezmenyeit viselni.
A vilaghaboruban Theodore
Roosevelt minden fla be volt
onkent vonulva.
Rockefeller, Jr. fiai most be
vannak vonulva, meg csak az
iskolazottsagukkal joggal jaro
tiszti kurzust sem igenyeltek
maguknak, kozlegenykent szol-
galnak.
Sajnos, mem altalanos ez a
helyzet, sot ellenkezoleg, AIT
latjuk, hogy az "uri'' csaladok
: csemetei patkanyok modjara
igyekeznek draft elol meg
bujni.
E sorok iroja csak a detroitl
"elokelosegek" sorait tudja ko-
zelrol vizsgalni, de semmi Okla
mines feltenni, hogy epen Det-
roit lenne kivetel. Kenytelen
ait hinni, hogy ez a helyzet
minden varosban.
Es Detroit kekveru tarsadal-
maban ait latjuk, hogy az ifju
csemetek, akik soha az ele-
tiikben mem dolgoztak, egy-
szerre csudalatosan be vannak
osztva az egyes gyarakban
olyan munkara, amelyek "nel-
kiil0zhetetlenne" teszik becses
jelenletiket es "munkajukat'
a honvedelmi iparban.
Detroit minden gyara a hon
vedelem szamara dolgozik es
eek az "elokelo" csaladck res2
venyesek ezekben a gyarakban
Meg szerencse, hogy a draf,
board nyitott szemekkel dolgo.
, xix, hogy 'biztos' dzSabok
ala menekult iirgeket segitenek
'kimosnl' a detroiti ujsagok.
Kivetelt kepez a Ford csalac
j, ezuttal, bizonyara azert, inert
a vilaghaboruban Edsel Fore
szinten nelkil0zhetetlen volt al
!, apja gyaraban, annyit hal
lottak kes0bb a dologrol, hogJ
mem akarjak magukat meg egy
seer a nemzet kritikajanak XII
tenni. Az Edsel Ford eyer
mekei be vannak sorozva,
mem is allitottak magukrol
hogy Observation-Disclosures" len
, nenek, vagy hogy a csalad ;
keresetikre ra lenne szorulva
Lehetseges, hogy ha a ha
boru kit0r, akkor ezt a szemte
len gyavasagot mem latjuk
4 hogy akkor meg sem lesz sze
milk a gazdag uri csemeteknel
). megbujni a "nelkil0zhetelen
n dzsabokban, de a jelenlegi vi
. selkedesiik ARA sem1nifele bi
! zonysaggal mem szolgal.
: S vegre is tekintet nelkl
:. ARA, hogy haboruban vagyun
; vagy bekeben, amig a nincste
= len szegeny polgar fiat viszil
addig mennie kell a gazda
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-05

Fakerget repesztnek a nagy bels6 lazak,
gyemant gyantagy0ngy0t izzadnak az agak.
ha lily bels6 lazban szenvednek nepek:
inert mem viagit a csucsokon lelek?
Trianon keresztjen szegeny magyar nemzet:
szenvedese aran vi j0vend6t nemzett
vi ezredev terhes az vi magyar sorst6l
s egyre-egyr messzebb jar mar Trianont6l.
Tiszta magyar tolgy lesz eletenek faja
s vi nenzedek jar maid pihenni alAja
Magyar lelke magjat mem YETI maid gazba
S turulszarnyon lendul ujra magasbal -.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-05
AvILAG-HETSTRoFARAN
Irja: Szegedy Laszl6
HETI KRoNIKA: MAGYAR sAJTo MELTATAsA

Mi magyar sajto? Macy multi porlo hantja:
disznotorok zeng6, magasztal6 lantja
Mindenki kapcaja, mindenki kutyaja;
centes hizelgesre nyilik csak szaja
Minek szellem, niv6: mig nevnapok vannak?
minek volna napfeny sziletett vaknak?
Magyar ujsag: minden kis "bodi" boh6ca,
bodzafa puskaknak nagyot szolo koca.
Dicser, d0rg0l6zik, mint korom az iisth0z,
magasztalo vono minden malacsiilth0z
Csendes talpnyaloja egyletnek, egyhaznak
es hogy dicserjen csak: nagyon ravigyaznak.
Meg is van jutalma -. Mert, amt kap vegil
filetlen pitykegomb bicska: penge nelkil.
Evening star., 1941-07-09
Roosevelt
Continued From First Page

maintain an occupation force in
Iceland. In his message to Con-
gresS Monday announcing that
American forces had landed there
the President said that eventually
the British garrison would be re-
placed by an American garrison.
Meanwhile, extensions of the de-
fensive boundaries of the Americas
appeared likely today as Mr.
Roosevelt placed this Government
on record against adherence to any
rigid geographical lines for MAIN
tenance of outposts.
The Presidents position was made
known yesterday during a press con-
ference discussion of American
strategy with regard to the occupa-
ton of Iceland, and the geographical
location of this North Atlantic
territory.
Although refusing to admit any
knowledge of German intent to at
tack Iceland in advance of American
occupation, the Chief Executive re-
marked early in his conference that
the best strategy in time of war is
to place ones self in the position of
the opponent and attempt to guess
his plans. At times, he added, such
guessing is supplemented by in
formation.
Received Letter From Parents.
Letters from parents saying their
sons would receive mail in Iceland
was the source of his prediction that
American troops would be sent to
the island, Senator Wheeler de-
clared late yesterday. At the
same time he told press confer
ence that the administration had
arranged for occupation Of Iceland
because 1t wanted ito get us into
Evening star., 1941-07-09

fore the Buildings Committee Of
City Council July l8 TO argue for
permission to use the auditorium.
After a tentative June 81 engage
ment had been Cancelled, Mr. Arm
strong announced last week that the
Senator would speak July 10 At
that time, he said today. he had en-
gagged the auditorium for that cay
through the superintendent of the
building.
But, Mr.. Armstrong said, Mayor
LIE CraW told him this week that
permission to use the building was
being withdrawn because he and
Council felt that it should not be
used for a controversial meeting
until public hearing could be held.
Page Hufty of Chicago. assistant
national director of America First,
charged Atlanta politicians were
trying to throttle free speech.
Bailey Stortz. secretary to SEN
ator Wheeler, in a telephone talk
with the Atlanta Journal said Sem
ator Wheeler would appear in At
lanta later and might bring Charles
F. Lindbergh with him.
Evening star., 1941-07-09

Maritime Commission Is drafting an
additional shipbuilding program.
Answering a question. Mr.. Roose-
welt said he had not seen the COM
missions program, but that it was
about time for one. He pointed out
that some ships soon would be going
down the ways, making room for ad-
ditional vessels.
The construction program under
the commissions jurisdiction now
totals 705 ships. SO far 95 ships have
been delivered. The additional pro-
gram, some sources said, might call
for several hundred ships.
So far. the commission has ear
marked 222 ships in the construction
program for delivery to Great Brit
ain under the Lease-Lend Act.
Evening star., 1941-07-09

man people or licking them by
bombing their cities is sheer poppy
cock and every military and naval
authority of whom 1 have heard
recognizes that TO be a fact"
Senator Wheeler contended that
the "only reason" the administra-
ton wanted to take over Iceland was
ito draw US closer to the war"
He expressed the opinion that the
administration had been reluctant tc
move into the Cape Verde and Ca
nary Islands also only because the
Portuguese and Spanish govern
ments. respectively, would not sane
ton the move.
Predicting that Germany would
not bomb Iceland, Senator Wheeler
said 1t was more likely that United
States units would start shooting
at German naval vessels
Bishop Criticizes Wheeler.
The Wheeler prediction about the
Iceland troops also drew the fire
last night of the Right Rev. Henry
w. HobSon, Bishop Of the Protestant
Episcopal diocese of Southern Ohio
and chairman of Fight for Freedom
Inc. who was quoted by the Asso-
ciated Press as saying in New York
that the Wheeler reference TO troop
movements was nothing short of
treason He urged a congressional
investigation to determine the source
of Senator Wheelers information.
His revelations of this ceuntrv's
military activities could serve only
one purpose, that of informing Nazi
Germany in advance of America s
defense preparations" said Bishop
HObSon.
Asked about the hemispherica,
location of Iceland at his press
conference yesterday, Mr.. Roosevelt
declared the answer depended en-.
tirelv on the geographer consulted
Reminded that he once traced e
dividing line between Greenland ano
Iceland, he then replied that fol
defense purposes no line could be
fixed by buoy, and that in any event
there are points outside this half oi
the world which might be vital to oul
protection.
The President failed to mention
I these points, but there was immed-
late questioning about possible Axis
moves against the Azores or Cape
NarGn Tc1onHc A1thnttnI Nv
welt refused to prognosticate about
such possibilities, it is recalled that
he has named both of these Middle
Atlantic island groups as spring
boards from which a dangerous Axis
drive at the Americas might be
launched.
With American garriSons at Trini-
dad and British Guiana supple
mented at the time of the Iceland
occupation Monday and the Presi-
dents remarks yesterday tending to
indicate strategy of beating the
Axis 10 the punch, the next step in
speculating is whether this Govern
ment might be considering some
move to block German-Italian de-
signs on the Azores and Cape Verde
Islands.
In this connection. it is recalled
that in the fireside chat of May q
Mr.. Roosevelt declared we know
enough by now to realize that it
would be suicide to wait until they
tthe dictatorS) are in our front
yard"
Covering several other subjects in
his press conference yesterday, the
President said he understood the
Evening star., 1941-07-09
Army Will Operate
Air Line 10 London
To Garry Officials
Weekly Service to Avoid
Delays Encountered
On Lisbon Route

Closely guarded plans of the Army
Air Corps to establish a "ferrylng'
service to convoy American officials
across the Atlantic to England were
disclosed unofficially today.
1t was said the transport service
is to be operated by the Army Ali
Corps Ferrying Command, under
the number Of officials who must &c
to London on defense missions is re-
Sponsible for the establishing of this
new flight service
Col Olds was placed in direction
of the Ferrylng Command some time
ago, the purpose being to expedite
the shipment of combat planes tC
Britain. Airplanes are flown direct
from factories to designations along
the Atlantic Coast and then are
piloted by British airmen across the
Atlantic
SupplantS Lisbon Route.
The new transport "terryIng" serv-
! ice, it was reported, is designed tc
supplant the use of the Pan Amer
/ ican air route to Lisbon and a shut
tie service from Portugal to Grea'
Britain. That is the usual route
taken by all American officials anc
it is subject to frequent delays.
According to ll-authenticated
reports, the Army Air Corps will usf
demilitarized planes in its Atlantic
service. The transports will take
for Newfoundland and thence cross
over to England.
Whether the service actually has
been inaugurated was not disclosed
Plans call for weekly round trips, but
later, it was believed, the schedule
would be stepped up.
The operations of the service, II
was said, would follow a successful
pattern established a year and half
ago by the British Air Force.
Big Reduction in Time.
The new service, it was claimed
should make a considerable reduc-
ton in time necessary for key Off
cials and dispatch bearers to make
the round trip between Washington
and London, in contrast with en-
forced delays on the Lisbon route.
From a long-range point of view,
the service is regarded by some OBJ
servers as necessary to protect the
United States in the competitive
field which will follow the war.
Chiefly, it eliminates another bot
tleneck" in operations under the
Neutrality Act. That law forbids
civilian planes or ships to go into
recognized combat zones. Thus only
the Army and Navy are free to
operate.
Evening star., 1941-07-09
Stuoe Executive Dies

NEW YORK, July 9 (P).-Leonard
L. Gallagher, SO, theatrical execu-
tive. who managed such stars as z
H. Sothern, Marie Tempest, Doris
Keane and John and Lionel Barry
more. died Yesterday. He began his
career as call boy al the famous
Days Theater.
Evening star., 1941-07-09
Atlanta Forces Wheeler
To Postpone Speech

ATLANTA. July ,Pl.-An Atlanta
speech by Senator Wheeler. Demo-
crat of Montana was postponed in
definitely today pending a showdown
with city officials on use of Municipal
Auditorium.
o. K. Armstrong, field representa-
tive OF the America First Committee
said plans for the Senator's appear
ance here were not being dropped
and that group of Atlanta sponsors
of the meeting, headed by Attorney
Granger Hansell, would appear be-
Evening star., 1941-07-09

a shooting war" and realized that
it had to have "a hell of series of
incidents to get this Congress to
declare war"
Senator Wheeler's statement fol-
lowed by few hours a reproof
from Stephen T. Early, White House
secretary, who took the position
that the Senator had divulged a
military secret by his comment
about the occupation which for
mally was announced by President
Roosevelt Monday.
Senator Wheeler also told his
press conference that recent con-
tentions by British military leaders
that American soldiers would be
needed to defeat Germany stated
the facts"
One Way to Defeat Hitler.
I'm order to lick Hitler" he de-
clared, you have got to land troops
on European soil and drive him
back. This talk about starving Ger
Evening star., 1941-07-09
Attendance Record

DENVER (Pl.-Pal. Belgian shep-
herd dog, hasn't missed a DAYS at
tendance at Montclair grade school
for two years. During the summer
Pal is attending a Sunday school
class in a nearby church. Pal be-
longs to Donald Cooper, IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Ford H Expects
Ensign Rank

x COMMISSION dS IN ET1Sis1t m
the Naval Reserve was expected
today by Henry Ford H. as draft
officials ordered postponement of
his scheduled physical eXamina-
ton pending official HOlICe OF MS
appointment.
Officials of draft board 81 said
late yesterday they had been
called by phone from Lansing by
It. Commander E. S. Pettyiohn,
attached to the Naval Reserve
headquarters in the state capitol
who informed them OF the pend
ing appointment and asked their
cooperation. II was not learned
whether young Ford had made a
request for the commission.
He was 10 have been examined
tomorrow and already had been
put tentatively in Class /. 4
draft board spokesman said the
commission as an Ensign was d
certainty, but refused TO be quoted
directly,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
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smart men and women depend on Bsll-ans Tablets 70
set gas free No LAXATIVE but made Of the faftest
acting medicines known for acid indigestion II the
FIRST DOSE doesn't prove Beil-ens better. return
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
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Belle Isle Bridge Auto .BsHn
crx4aas Plans to Eliminate Boeneeks During Rush Hours

turning eut around parked cars
after stopping at the curb
Nlickle. however. reported that
there has been an increase IN the
number OF accidents IN the left
hand lane because drivers pulling
away from the curb cannot see
beh4Hd4 them He also Pointed t1ttt
that the parked cars block the
NIeU- of drivers making left hand
turns from the oue-way streets.
In line with the "a ffie depart
ments present pedestrian safety
program Mickle said that it has
been decided TO replace the lenses
in signals on one-way streets so
that the pedestrian may be guided
by the lights. At the present time
the side of the signal facing the
opposite way to the traffic has
only an amber light and the
walker coming from that direction
cannot tell whether he is gong
with or against the traffic