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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10
C0UV TY GETS us. ARSE
n Million : r
Factory PIaII||I :
Warren Township SGIee1
as Site for Naval ArsastS

That Mocomb county, olreodY ths seat Of t56 Hi IN
huge tonk pont is to be the site OF the N0VfG 6f
million door orsenoI was the substance OF sfota51 I'll
todoy by Jesse P Woleott. representative IN Co,o9
the Seventh Michigan District. asseN
IN telegram to THE DAILY MONITOR thxESf
Congressman Wocott stoted: 1sS sskn
"leorn Novi department will shortly onnoxes lQ
Of new Naval Ordnance plant OF Mine Mile cpd
Goods, Worren, township. Mocomb county. ES1m61
is ST. 1000. and plant will employ between tls6Q
four thousand men for monufocture Of mochins
ports. mounts and torpedo tubes" R58 g
The plont is to be operoted BY the Hudson El6e21
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10
German.RussO Pact Si9ned

OBERLIN, JAM .lO-tAP)-An agreement Between Ger
many and Soviet Russo regulating cetoin aspects Of ode
border and resettemen problems reported officially to
have been signed this afternoon at Moscow.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10
Time is Ripe, Japs Say

oNEW YORK, Jan. lO-tAP)-Domei. japanese News
Agency broadcast today the editorial comment Of kokun
q Tokyo newspaper which sold thot THE time hos
for clarifying relations between Japan and the United
Stotes
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10
British Pound Channel Ports

OlONDON, Jan. lO-(AP)-British bombers took up by
Daylight laundering assault on the channel French
today otter Raj rodes declared to have de-
Iveed sloshine sxhou overnight pounding oooinst the
German submarine base and other toroes in Germonys
Ruhr Valley
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10

'pany. accordins a ~
vices, and viii ~
struction . sosn ~ T. IN \
critics complies p1
The location II 80
senal. announced \ 1
Navy Dspartzaa 1'
''for The Detroit 11
tn subject = =
for several 49, & l| ~ |||
sates. ineludlng
Mount ClemaiSi \ 90
East Detroit md pa ~ "a q;
ship aro lnoWn 4 ! 1Il
adhered. 1el1l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
PROGRAM ADOPTED

The welfare commission recently
has adopted a program for purg-
ing the welfare rolls of able
bodied men and women who may
be evading private employment
possibilities.
Every employable welfare client
is required to submit list Of four
places where he attempted TO Sc
cure employment giving the name
of the person he interviewed.
AS a result of returning good
/ times and this new stringent pol
icy the welfare case load has been
reduced TO 1900, Of which 10000
comprise the irreducable load OF
unemployables who. will never be
self-supporting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23

Gen. Hugh 8. Johnso
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
AGREE TO WELFARE LABOR

A number of private contractors
according TO Schmedding. have
agreed TO the use of welfare Ia
Dor for such items of common
labor as digging sewers and base
ments.
As far as possible scavenger
sale lots which will be returned
10 the city are 10 be used and the
FILA is 10 provide financing with
the lots serving as the down pay
ments.
The FILA payments Of SIS TO
$40 a month will be much less
than the amounts which the wei
fare department is paying AZ pres
ent for substandard housin n
unfit for human habitation.".
In support of the group housing
plan Emery declared that bene-
/ fits TO the children were so great
that the older welfare clients
should swallow their pride and &C
cept whatever stigma attached 10
a welfare house"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
COULD REDUCE OVERHEAD

In addition the welfare depart
ment could reduce their overhead
costs in administering relief 10
families grouped together and
property values throughout the
city would not be depressed by
AariHe. "Uelfare- houses" scattered
about at random through resi-
Dental areas.
I'VE know In advance what
the argument will be on the
other side" Dorais declared.
I'VE are faced with an emer-
gency housing shortage and IL
Is our job to try to meet IT,"
Both Emery and Schmedding
explained that from the standpoint
of property values and city plan
ming il would be desirable TO group
the welfare houses together with
about 90 dwelling units to block.
The committee has prepared a
number of plans for one. two and
three-bedroom houses, but under
a resolution the actual construc-
ton will be directed by the hous-
+ ing commission and will probably
be done by private contractors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
AGREEMENT REACHED

Under an agreement recently
reached between the welfare de-
partment and the Department OF
Buildings and Safety Engineering
the city will cease paying welfare
rentals for quarters placed in this
lowest classification.
The Council committee Is COM
posed of Jan Schmedding. head OF
the DPW paving division, chair
man; Councilman Charles <. Do
rails. George F. Emery, city
planner; Joseph F. Wolff, buildings
commissioner, and j. L. Cousins,
housing commission architect.
The committee agreed that the
welfare homes could be con-
structed and maintained much
more economically If a large num-
Der were built in one place-at
least, one square block or more
together.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
City TO Build
Homes in
dole Villages

The low cost housing commit
tee of the Common Council voted
today to proceed with plans for
the construction of welfare viii
lagos" to contain a total of 1900
dwelling units at a cost OF ST.
500 each.
The move was taken in spite
of warnings that there would be
a storm of protest from social
worker organizations against SUBJ
jecting relief clients 10 the
stigma of segregated areas"
w. Joseph STAIRS, head Of the
welfare rent division, reported TO
the committee that the welfare
department was faced with a Sc
rious shortage of low cost houses
and that rent costs were soaring.
CASE DEPICTS PROBLEM
1--WE had a landlord yesterday
who demanded an increase for a
substandard house Of from SO
to $50 a month";" Starr said.
IAN expectant mother was oc-
cupying the house and we were
forced 20 comply with the In
crease. IL Is impossible TO find
vacancies In the low rent CLASH
fications.
I'VE are faced with new rent
increases every day from land
lords who want $3.50 TO IS
month more than they have
been getting"
Although most of the 10000 per-
manent nonemployable relief fam
lilies in Detroit live in houses
classified as "substandard," the
welfare department has reported
that 1900 live in places described
as mot fit for human habitation.'
Evening star., 1941-06-01
WoIfert
Continued From First Page

cent Carroll. is not enough. Cue
for Passion" by Edward Chodorov
and H. S. Kraft, gets behind the
eight ball No hits, no runs, only
errors and producers go back to the
pre-war condition of not knowing
what the public wants.
January, 1941.
MY Sister Eileen" from the Ruth
McKenney stories is here to stay.
John OHara's book makes sense
and Pal joey" becomes hit. Meet
the People" begins the battle of life
and gets a draw Elmer Rice's
Flight to the West is interesting
and eloquent without being a play.
AL in Fun" year in the making
is night in dying, despite Bojangles
Robinson and Imogene Coca. Flor
ence Reed comes back in THE Fly
ing Gerardos" and the town doesnt t
kill the fatted calf, just buries it.
Guthrie McClintic's horror play hor-
rifles his creditors mostly. Pauline
Lord in Eight O'Clock Tuesday" is
a routine murder mystery. The
Shuberts do "A Night of Love. u
thinking maybe what people want in
wartime is an old-fashioned oper-
eta. 1t seems not. Marc Blitz-
tein's mo for an Answer" is pro-
duced privately, is hailed as the best
American opera ever written, but
can't get Broadway showing. Too
grim. Too left. Arsenic and Old
Lace" strikes gold. Owen Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. North" settles down
to a modest income. Crazy With
the Heat" gets the cold shoulder.
Three hits, two walks, a warehouse
full of errors.
February.
Moss Hart's Lady in the Dark"
is hit. Philip Barry's Liberty
Jones" isn't. Barry Fitzgerald can't
breathe life into lanyard Street"
Three lollapaloosas in row make
the first-nighters gun shy. "Out Of
the Frying Pan" is put in the fire
by the critics, but manages to hnd
enough of an audience to keep 60
ing. Claudia shows how to win
friends by breaking their hearts.
S. N. Behrman's The Talley Meth
od' says mouthful, but not, it
appears, articulately enough. Two
hits, two walks, two errors.
March.
Katharine Cornell revives G.. B.
ShaW's THE Doctors Dilemma" and
it's hit. Orson Welles makes
Native Son" into the most exciting
melodrama of the season. There
we're errors in between. But why
spoil the paper? Two hits, two runs.
April.
Lillian Hellman's Watch on the
Rhine" is a blow to the heart and
head and starts running for the
critics prize. The second edition of
1T Happens on Ice" is better than
the first, but still attracts only the
aficionados (of whom there seem
to be millions). S. ]. and Laura
Perelman's Night Before Christ
Evening star., 1941-06-01

conventional evening AZURE.
Il always dress like this fol
evenin'." said Gene. My fans seem
to like it"
But don't you feel out of place
here?" the questioner persisted
Don't you care what these i'm
portant people think?"
Nope" answered Gene, imper-
turbably. Il like to please my fans
I doubt that any one here ever has
been a customer at one of my pic
lures"
Just Seems Casual.
Gene isn't the naive cowboy you
might think, after seeing him ride
hell-for- leather on the screen. He S
quite capable of taking care of him
self in any company.
Of-screen, he seems casual, but
after only few minutes you know
that he is shrewd under his easy
going exterior.
Unlike most actors, Gene looks
Younger off the screen. He is 80.
He always wears fancy cowboy attire,
even to the high-heeled boots. The
tight jackets and pants are becom-
ing and he appears comfortable in
them. Gene says they are COM
Portable, too.
The late Tom Mix wore the same
sort of fancy regalia, but he never
quite got used to it. 1t is expected
of movie cowboys to dress the part,
on and off, and to friend who once
asked him if he really liked that
stuff" Mix replied:
You don't think Id wear these
things if I didn't have to?"
"The Heck With Autry."
AS often as he can, Gene goes on
tour. Sometimes Mrs. Autry accom-
panies him. He smiles when he re-
calls an incident of last years tour
Look, there's Gene Autry,'
youngster shouted as Gene assisted
his wife from the train.
The heck with Autry," said his
companion who's that good look
ing girl with him?"
Brown-haired, gray-eyed Inez
Autry is pretty enough to be Genes
movie girl friend, but she's never
had a desire to be an actress.
When the Autrys entertain, it's
often a barbecue.
Evening star., 1941-06-01

even involved in the matter. For
what he was able to do with the
role OF Gerald O'Hara. sire of Scar
lett in Gone With the Wind" he
bestows full credit upon Margaret
Mitchell-another. Mitchell entirely.
One of the most f1attering of all
commentaries upon Mitchell as
actor is that he is the favorite
player of the great John Ford, the
film director who can do no wrong.
Since THE Hurricane, Ford has
made only one picture. The Grapes
of Wrath without Mitchell. Other
directors would like to be able to
do the same thing, but unhappily
he is not that available.
To the extent that he is available,
however, the demand for him has
made him that every sensible actor
wants to be-the fine character
Evening star., 1941-06-01

There's one thing everybody likes
-eatin'," says Gene. so we feed
EN-"
The only time he's on a diet is on
a cross-country motor trip.
He hates to take time to eat.
Once he drove from Oklahoma City
to Los Angeles. 1.400 miles. with
out sleep. 1t took him q hours.
Gene isn't enthusiastic about
playing gin rummy, the current
rage in Hollywood, but likes bridge
occasionally. He goes to night clubs
about once month to keep up with
the entertainment. Sitting at a
table all night and drinking, he
says, isn't his idea of fun. But he
enjoys dancing.
Gene doesn't know what he might
be doing today if Will Rogers hadn't
heard him singing in a telegraph
office at Chelsea, Okla, and en-
Couraged him to try to make liy-
ing at it.
No Reason to Change.
You know how you hate to quit
purity good job for somethin' un-
certain" says Gene. II was maxim
$130 a month. and that's a good
livin' in a small town. But my mind
got made up for me when was
let out in the depression"
Although love interest in Genes
pictures is negligible, most of his
fan mail comes from girls in their
teens and early 20s.
Doesn't this prompt you to put
more romance into your stories?"
No" Gene leaned back COM
fortably and put his feet Gin cow
boy boots) on his desk. The pic
lures seem to be doin' purity good
the way they are. Don't see any
reason to change EN-"
Gene says he prefers story to
be light, with plenty of action. He
has no aspirations toward heavy
drama-even if he thought it might
get him a crack at an Oscar"
Il don't have any ambition for
an Acadmy Award" Gene drawled.
Not that it wouldn't be nice to
have. But look at Luise Rainer.
She got two awards-an' has she
got a job in Hollywood now? No."
Gene would rather have a job.
Evening star., 1941-06-01

mas" disappoints their admirers
(named legion. William Saroyans
THE Beautiful People" is treated
kindly, but not by ticket buyers
One hit, two walks.
May.
The Happy Days" fingers unhap-
PLY. Mr. Wolferts typewriter rib
bon breaks.
(Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1941-06-01
Insenue Signed

Elizabeth Fraser ash-blond in
genue who has just finished a full
season in New York and on the
road as the daughter in There
Shall Be No Night" has been signed
to term contract by Warner Bros.
Evening star., 1941-06-01
Curmody
CONTINUED From First Page

Z dbC'I
for players. The old newspaper
man and playwright in him, a
vehement fellow with a fine talent
for debate, is ready at the drop
of hat to give the author credit
for the excellence of a piece of
entertainment.
That covers Mitchell, the actor,
as we'll as any one else, the actor
or actress. Ask him the origin of
that part in stage Coach" which
won him an academy award, and
he will say Dudley Nichols as If
a fellow named Mitchell were not
Evening star., 1941-06-01
Ellen Drew'S Role

Ellen Drew, Paramount actress,
has received the feminine lead OPP
posite William Holden and Brian
DonIevy in The Remarkable An
drew" filmization OF the best-sellins
novel by Dalton Trumbo.
Evening star., 1941-06-01

player who can make as much
money as a star, win universal
applause for his excellence, and
never have to worry about the
ravages of time to a face and a
figure that never were terrific at
their best.
Evening star., 1941-06-01
He'd Rather Just Have a Job
Than an Academy Award
Gene Autry Says Style of His Films
Is All Right Now and He Has
No Yearnines for Heavy Drama
By Mary BarnSiey,
Associated Press staff Writer.


Washington recently invited
Possibly
of international exhibiting the curiosity.
white white boots
kerchief tie
asked he Didn't feel conspeuos. having
Evening star., 1941-06-01

That Night IN RIO.
strawberry Blond"
and Where Did You
Get That Girl?'
| James Stewart and
I Judy Garland in
! "Zieefeld Girl
Mickey Rooney and
Spencer Tracy in
Men of Boys Town. "
Z The Bad Man
and
"Vivacious Lady
Lew Ayres and Lionel
Barrymore, The Peo-
pie vs.. DR.. Kildare. p"
Loretta Young. Rob-
ert Preston, Lady
From Cheyenne.
Martha Scott, William
Gargan. Cheers for
Miss Bishop
/ Barbara Stanwyck
and Henry Fonda
in The Lady Eve
| Mickey Rooney in
Andy Hardy's
/ Private Secretary"
Irene Dunno and
Cary Grant in
Penny Serenade."
Richard Arlen and
Jean Parker in
Power Dive"
Evening star., 1941-06-01

IIOI'IL AT. slsS. Mat ? PM.
WARNER BAXTER. INGRID BERG
| MAN in ADAM HAD FOUR SONS
A. 4,40. 20, $50. WILLIAM
| BOYD. RUSSELL HAYDEN in IN
OLD COLORADO" Al 3:25. sos,
Evening star., 1941-06-01
COLONY 1885 Ga. Ave. NV
I0ME 1880 c st. NE.

HeaIIhIuIIY Alr-IOndlt1Oned.
SPENCER TRACY. MICKEY ROONEY
in MEN OF BOYS TOWN" A. ..
4. Is. s, 10. Joonev Tune Cartoon.
Evening star., 1941-06-01
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
SUNDAY

"The Singing Hill"
and six Lessons From
Madame La Zonea "
Evening star., 1941-06-01

LiSis FIR. 800. Mat. 2 PM.
Parking Space Available to Patrons.
Healthfullv Aforementioned
JAMES STEWART. JUDY GARLAND.
HEDY LAMARR. TONY MARTIN II
"ZIEGFFLD GIRL" AT 2:15, 4,40,
Evening star., 1941-06-01

Lew AyreS and Lionel
Barrymore. The Peo-
nile VS. DR. Kildare. "
Evening star., 1941-06-01
CENTRAL Mts ff5 est, sth g.; Sn.n, nv: s:.s

WaIInfN P.M.
HeaithfuIIv Air-Conditinned
PICTURES Al $40. $50. q:35
LUCILLE BALL. GEORGE MURPHY
in "A GIRL, A GUY AND A COB -
A. 3 30. $40. o so. WILLIAM HOP
ALONG CASSIDY BOYD In "PI-
RATES ON HORSEBACK Al 2:o5.
Evening star., 1941-06-01
SATURDAY
Keeping Company"
and
saCt. .nannach WAR;

Joel McCrea and Ellen
Drew in "Reaching
for tho Sfin
Evening star., 1941-06-01
KENNEDY Ksp9edy; NJ, ,,a 9Th

Matinee PM.
Parking Space Available to Patrons,
HealthfuIIv Aforementioned
BETTE DAVIS. GEORGE BRENT ~
THE GREAT LIE" with MARY
AETOR A. l-as s.sn e.Ag q 80
Evening star., 1941-06-01

THE Mad Doctor
land The Monster
apl Tho Gfri -
Evening star., 1941-06-01
II 49, NANFAA'O II. 2406.

LIONEL ATWiII, 11riGe LON cHANEY. fi Jr
ANNE NAGFL in "MAN-MADE MO~-
STER. A. ., 3:4n- SIS. Gao. s'2n-
10 Nerrle Melody Cartoon and
Evening star., 1941-06-01


Judy Garland in
"Zieefeld Girl
Mickey Rooney and
Spencer Tracy in
Men Of Boys Town. -
The Bad MAI"
and
"Vivscious Lady"
Alice Faye and
Don Ameche in
That Night in Rlo,
Loretta Young. Rob-
ert Preston, Lady
From Cheyenne "
Martha Scott. William
Gargan. Cheers for
Miss Bishop
Barbara StanWyck
and Henry Fonda
in The Lady Eve.
Mickey Rooney in
ANDY Hardy's
Private Secretary"
Irene Dunno and
Cary Grant in
Penny Serenade."
Give Brook and
John Clements in
Convoy"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-14

esetleg szakitaSra kerul0n a
sOr.
Eszak Afrkaban es Dakarban
tehat egyel6re Hitler nem jut
bennunket fenyeget6 bazisok-
hoz. A vichyi kormany maga-
tartasanal is azonban hoZza
kell tennink, hogy mem bizo-
nyos, meddig tart a jelenlegi
allaspont: a j0vo heten meme
valtoztatnak magatartasukon
es meme engednek utat Hit
lernek Afrikaban.
Hitler minden bizonnyal er-
ri, hogy a franciaknal is csak
addig tud eredmenyeket elerni,
csak addig zsarolhatja 6ket,
mig Oroszorszagban sulyosabb
csapasok mem erik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-14
NEMCSAK A
SELYEMGYARTAS

cs0kkentese tesz maid mum
katlanna embereket, hanem
mas iparokban fellep6 myers.
anyag hiany is. Most peldaul
az acelipart fenyeget az a ko-
molly veszedelem, hogy csok-
kenteni kell a gyartast, inert
nincsen elegend6 6cskavas,, ami
pedig az acelgyartas egyik fell
tetlen kelleke.
Az acelgyarak szerint lenne
pedig ebben az orszagban ele-
gendo ocskavas, ha osszeszed-
mex AIT. A baj az, hogy a ko-
zonseg meg mem ismeri az
ocskavas-kerdes nemzeti fon-
lFottatas Six oIdalonl3sg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-14
FRANCIAORSZAG

vichyi kormanyanal is sike-
reket ert el diplomaciank. Hit
Ter eros kovetelesekkel lepett
fel a vichyi kormanynal, afri-
kai bazisokat akart szerezni,
ami kellemetlen lenne ennek
a kontinensnek es hogy a vi
chyi kormany most gerince-
sebbnek mutatkozott:: Washing
tonnak javara is irhatjuk.
Ertesere adtak Vichynek,
hogy ha ismet olyan magatar-
tast tanusitanak, mint EFT
Indo Kina eseteben tettek, ami
kor utat nyitottak a japan ter
jeszkedesre, EFT $50 nelkul mi
mem nyeljik lie. Nagyon hata-
rozott es nagyon erelyes volt
ez az iizenet es ugy latszik,
Vichyban meg nincsenek ke-
szen ARA, hogy Washingtonnal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-14

penzt dugdosal e de e szovetseg ad6penztarnak
mem tettA bevallast.
Ezen kis dolgon torted XII nyakadat Eek a titkos
rendorok megtalaak edugo penzeket es mor mar meg
volt inden bizonyek bnos voltodra akor nyakon fog
tax es sz0vetsegi biro ee hurcoltak <@
Te, Nucky ekkor is csak mosoyogtaL ARA gondoltal
hogy egy oyan nagy beoyasu ernbert mint vagy
fee bro mem tehet ell Efeledted hogy szovetseg b6
1uggeten ember a fe semmee politikusok6 es mi
kor bnt fejedre oasa oyan tz esztend6t s6zott rad
amt mem vesz lie vaadr6 semmfele tobbe S6t en-
mel tovabb met Feebzsed tartamara Sc hagyot szabad
hanen nyoban bekildott tobbi k0z0nseges rabok
tarsasagaba.
Es ndd el, Nucky hogy nagy megnyugyast ketett
ebben az orszagban Szazharminc mio megeegedve
vete udomasu hogy vannak meg ebben orszagban
rak, akiknek igazmondasaban bizn lehet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-14
WEYGAND TABORNOK

fellepte is segitette diploma
ciankat es ezt Washingtonban
kellokeppen meltanyoljak is.
Meg is indultak Eszak Afrika-
ba olyan portekakbol szallit-
manyok, melyeket oft nagyon
nelkiiloznek es amelyekr0l BIZ
zonyosak, hogy a k0z0nseg
hasznalja el es mem jutnak
azok a nemetekhez.
Weygand is sokkal hatarozot
tabb es erelyesebb kormanya-
nal, mint eddig volt, aniben
szinten Italian resze volt a
Washington ;izeneteknek.
Lehet, hogy Dakar es a t0b-
bi nemetek altal igenyelt ta-
maSzpontok es szigetek Sc ke-
rulik ell veglegesen a nemet
megszallasi kiserleteket, eset-
leg megszallast, mindenesetre
azonban ebben a kerdesben is
id6t nyertiink es haboruban
kerdesek megoldasanal id6nye-
res hallatlan nyereseget jelent.
Exert orilhetiink azoknak a
diplomaciai sikereknek, melye-
ket Washington az utols0 he
ten aratott, ha imindjart mem
is lehetink bizonyosak abban,
hogy e sikerke hosszantartok
leSZnek. " ri l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-14
DIPLOMACIANK

derekas munkat vegzett az
utolso heten. NemcSak AIT 81
kerult elerni, hogy a japanok
kisse mas vonalon mozognak
ma, mint mondjuk ket het
el0tt - ez azonban mem je-
lenti semmieppen sem AIT,
hogy bizonyosak lennenk, oft
is maradnak-e - hanem mas
nagyon fontos dolgokat is.
Sumner Welles allamtitkar
voltakeppen azoknak a diplo-
maciai csataknak a hose, me-
lyekben; az utolso hetekben
gyozelmeket arattunk. Mert
gyozelemmel er fel, hogy ia
pannal meg mem tartunk til
zelesnel - lit ujra meg kell
jegyeznunk, hogy ez mem je-
lenti AIT, hogy mem is fogunk
tiizelni - hiszen nekink min
den nap fontos, amt meg be-
keben tolthetink. Eppen ugy
id6re van sziiksegunk Japannal
szemben, mint ahogy Anglia
max is erre lett volna meg szuk-
sege 1939-ben Nemetorszaggal
szemben. Mem ait akarjuk ez-
zel mondani, hogy teljesen ke-
szlletlenek lennenk, ketsegte-
len azonban, hogy mennel t0bb
ldeig keszilhetunk, ANIMAL t0ke-
letesebb lesz felkesziiltsegiink.
Japan egyel6re mem tamad
IS mem tett az elmult heten
olyan lepest, ami kozelebb witt
volna a haboruhoz. Talan re-
sze van ebben a mi hatarozott
fellepesiinkon kivul annak is,
hogy a nemetek az orosz from
ton meg mindig kesnek azok-
kal a nagy sikerekkel, mindent
elsopro el6rehaladassal, melyet
pedig nap-nap utan igernek
sajtoirodajukon keresztil a vi
lagnak.
Talan Japan vezeto koreit
is gondolkoz6ba ejtik az elma-
RADIO gy6zelmek.
Japannal tehat egyl6re
ugy latszik, elodazodik a lesza-
molas, de ismeteljuk, ez mem
jelenti AIT, hogy az ell is ma
radna.
A japan gazdasagi eletre
oriasi csapast jelent, hogy
ugyszolvan teljesen elvesztet-
tex kulkereskedelmiiket. $40
vetsegeseiket nemeteket,
olaszokat' - mem tudjak meg
k0zeliteni, szallitasi lehet6se-
geik nincsenek: portekajuk te-
hat otthon marad. Sokaig ezt
az allapotot mem nagyon tart
halifax fem.