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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
U.s., Britain Trade
Defense Secrets
Harvard Head Carrying
Vital Information on
Trip to London
BY ARTHUR HACHTEN.

IntI News service stan Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Feb. 15.-Dr.
James B. Conant. president of
Harvard University. who sailed
from New York today, is carrying
vital defense secrets for exchange
with the British government in
Americas about English aid pro-
gram, it was revealed tonight.
Doctor Conant, accompanied by
Frederick L. Hovde, assistant to
the president of the University
of Rochester, and Carroll L. VIII
son. special liaison officer of the
national defense research COM
mittee. were assigned by Presi-
dent Roosevelt to establish direct
line of communication with Brit
ain "on recent scientific develop
mentS Of Importance to national
defense the White House re-
vealed
That President Roosevelt seeks
10 establish with the British gov
eminent complete exchange of
information an development of war
planes and weapons of war. was
inferred from the White House
OF the three-man mis-
sion just sent to London. The
trio sailed aboard the American
liner Excalibur.
The British government was de-
clared to have offered to the
United States all technical data
on several new types of warplanes
for possible production in this
country. American and British
designers of warplanes have been
collaborating. with view
TO maintaining superiority over
German planes.
Doctor Conant and Wilson will
remain in England about a month.
with Hovde remaining there for
the duration" as secretary, the
White House indicated.
Elect Philip Griffiths
l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
25PCt. Hike
In Federal Taxes
Leaders Want TO Raise
3 Billion Additional
BY CECIL Il. DICKSON
Int1 News service star Correspondent


WASHINGTON. Feb. IS Fed
eral taxes will be increased 25 per
cent 10 raise S3.0OO.0OO.000 addi-
tional revenue annually in the
biggest tax bin ever submitted TO
Congress if secret plans of admin
istration leaders are carried out
high officials disclosed today
Suggestions for the tax bill are
TO be submitted to Congress by
the treasury soon after the March
income tax returns reflecting the
effect on individuals and business
of the two 1910 revenue acts
have been studied.
These acts. expected TO raise a
billion dollars each. are now esti-
mated to swell the federal income
to S9.000,000.OO0 year The
March income tax returns alone.
II is estimated, will yield a record
81 500 OOO 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Observe Sinking of Maine

HAVANA, Feb. l5.-lINS)-
For the forty-third year. memorial
services concentrating the sink
ing of the Maine were held today
Some 10000 persons heard Col.
Fulgencio Batista. president Of
Cuba. pledge eternal friendship to
the United States and alliance in
any attack against the
dcmocracieS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Times stan Correspondent

Lam Using, Feb. 15.-Mary
Irene Hunt. Is, gave her own life
and that of her unborn child so
that her husband could realize his
ambition to join the army. State
Police Detective Joseph Pierce said
Saturday.
Mrs. Hunt died December 10. a
week after an illegal operation
was performed for her by DR.
John d. Bradfeld. 69-year-old
Portland physician. according to
Howell Van Auken, BID. OF Educs-
ton. Primaries Feb. II, nonpartisan
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Backed Duel

Until now. President Roosevelt
has been seeehAihs Prime Minister
Churchill in the Anglo-German
duel TO the death. With ever
increasing urgency, the British
are sending their S o S. calling
on America for quick help even
for directional advice.
Prime Minister Churchill is in a
fair way of passing his napier TO
Roosevelt. while he himself takes
the talking role. This is particu-
larry true in the direction of diplo-
matte efforts TO defeat Germany.
Running parallel with Britain's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Death Ends Act
For Myrt, Mdrge
Maroe Dies in Childbirth
Her Boy Survives

ENGLEWOOD. n. J.. Feb. 10
GNS)-Death dissolved the radio
team of Myrt and Marge today
when it Unexpectedly overlook
Marge Mrs. Peter Fick) in the
General Hospital after
she had given birth to an eight
pound baby boy. The child sur
vived. Marge was the mother of
two other sons by a previous mar
riage.
Marge's last microphone appear
ance was at AIS p. m. yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Italian Railways Disrupted,
Sabotage BY Chutists Seen;
Raj Makes AH-Night Raid
Bonbers Hammer
Channel Bases,
Oil Plants
By GEORGE LAIT

LONDON. Feb. 16.-(Sunday)
-Swarms of Royal Air Force rand
ers during last night and early
today rocked and illuminated more
than Is miles of the German-held
French and Belgian coasts with a
record-breaking bombardment that
started a chain of fires raging
along the seaboard at several Nazi
invasion" bases.
The gigantic assault far sur
passed in violence scattered
thrusts by German bombers that
dashed at London twice during the
night and hit other British towns.
1t was the longest and probably
heaviest assault ever loosed on the
/ invasion" bases. The second Of
London's two night alarms sounded
about an hour before midnight and
a few bombs were dropped.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Push Amendments

The list, previously labeled b,
Rep. Ham Fish tR) of New Yorl
as designed TO curb the President
war powers" follows:
IA prohibition on the dis
Il posal OF navy ships without
consent of Congress.
"a clear-cut ban on any
- second A. f. r.
"a requirement that Great
- Britain state its war aims
before receiving aid under the
bill.
IA prohibition on the dis
posal of any United States
war material without approval
of the army and navy chiefs of
staH.
S-Exclusion OF Russia from
~ any possible aid.
GA stronger eXpressio
" against use of United States
warships for convoy purposes.
In the event OF failure to in.
corporate any or all of these re.
strictions, the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bloc was reported ready to spon.
sor A complete substitute bill thai
would provide England with z
credit of S2.00o,000,000 to buy
war materials.
With the exception Of an ex.
preston of Britain's war aims. al
the proposed changes plus the sub
stitute bill were brought up in
the House and soundly beaten
c.. r,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Donovan S Wallet,
Papers Intalt, Found

SOFIA. Feb. 15.-QNS)-The
lost pocketbook of Col William j.
Donovan. American military OBJ
server and World War hero. turned
up tonight. His passport and dipio-
matte papers were intact.
Some very honest Bulgarian
dropped il at the entrance 10
Sofia police headquarters today
after wrapping it very carefully.
If not too neatly. in old news
papers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Wife, Unborn Child Die
To Aid Father In Draft

state police. Doctor Bradfield has
been arrested and is under $1,000
bond.
Both Mrs. Hunts husband.
Leo, "a, who Is an auto worker,
and her sister, Mrs. Dorothy
Ellison. told me the same thing"
said Detective Pierce.
Officials of Draft Board No. 3.
where Hunt is registered, said
that Hunt had not as yet received
his QUESTIONABLE and would not
for at least two weeks.
HESTON FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE
Fearless, Fair and Able.
% ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Conspiracy Charged

The three were charged with
conspiring to offer Ewald $4,000
10 vote for steel construction" on
the housing project and against
awarding the contract TO the
Smith and the Lipman construc-
ton companies Of Chicago. which
eventually were awarded the con-
tract.
Shortly after the indictment
was signed, Carpenter, accom-
panied by his attorney. John {.
Kenely. surrendered in the secret
grand jury room in the National
Bank Building Arraigned imme-
diately before Recorders Judge
George Murphy. he stood mute. a
plea of not guilty was entered for
him. and 5000 bond was set
Judge Murphy set February 26
for examination.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
COURTNEY SISTER DIES

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-QNS)-
Mrs. Fay Courtney MacNichol. As,
member of the Courtney sisters,
famous comedy team during the
1920'S. is dead today.
Native of Clay County. Texas,
she was the wife of Roy Mac
Nichol.
Mrs. MaeNiehol and her sister.
Florence, gained top billing on the
vaudeville stage as the first close
harmony singing team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
CONTINUED on Page EighD
Stain Speech Likely
On Balkan Events

ROME. Feb. 15.-GNS)-The
newspaper Lavoro Fascista limited
today that Dictator Josef Stain
of Russia may make speech late
this month having an important
bearing on Balkan events.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Jury Indilts
; in .Housing
Bride Case
Chicago Builder Bein,
2 Others Accused
in Offer of $4,000

Three men. including Maurice l.
Bein. Chicago contractor, Satur-
day were indicted on three counts
by Judge Homer FerguSon's grand
Jury on charges Of offering a SIS
600 bride 10 Councilman Robert 6.
Ewald for his vote on the $500
600 Herman Gardens housing
project.
Named were:
Maurice l.. Bein, head Of the
Bein Construction Company OF
Chicago. unsuccessful bidder for
the contract.
Paul A. Fisher. $3.50 Gladstone
avenue. salesman for the Great
Lakes Steel Corporation.
Charles Carpenter, 81. Of 2240-
VEST Grand boulevard, vice
president OF the s. A. Healy
Construction Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
3 Nozi Raiders Dotpn

Described by some observers as
the biggest bombardment ever
hurled against the German-oc-
cupied coastal strongholds, the
latest Raj transchannel attacks
were in progress with undimin-
ished fury more than three hours
after they had started.
From Frances northwest shore
they spread north and east. en-
bracing the Belgian port of Ostend
and French coastal bases Of
Boulogne. Dunkerque, Calais,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Red Fleet Engages
In Surprise Games

LONDON. Feb 15.-GNS)-The
Soviet feet is engaging in unex-
pected maneuvers in the Black Sea.
Reuters British News Service
reported today from Berne quoting
the Swiss telegraph agency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Iron Guardist, Killer
OF 80, Gets Years

II BUDAPEST. Feb. 15.-nNS)-
For numbering so citizens of his
home town in the January Iron
Guard rioting in Rumania. Marin
Mihaitza. mayor of Serbanvoda,
todsy was sentenced TO IS years
of hard labor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

diplomatic and military strength
OF Hitler, favors the British side.
But strategic leadership is rapid
~ passing from London to Wash
ington. from Prime Minister
Churchill to President Roosevelt.
Passage of the lease-lend bill.
with It's extraordinary grant OF
power to the President, will accel-
crate this change of roles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Senators Bar
Wi||kie Plan
To-Linnit Aid
Balkan, Orient Crises
Block His Proposal;
New Curbs Sought
International New. s.r,ie. Wire

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-Sen-
ate administration leaders tonight
were reported to have turned down
a compromise proposal of Wendell
L. Willkie that the lease-lend bill
be amended TO specify what coun-
tries could be aided under its
broad terms.
The decision was said TO have
been reached because of the grow
ing tension in the Far East and
the explosive Balkan situation
where any one Of a half dozen
countries might be confronted with
a Heu-Axis- thrust at any moment.
Senate foes of the measure, al
though reconciled to its eventual
meanwhile professed
in the face of stiff
resistance from the Democratic
majority that they would press
for at least SIX other stringent
amendments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
functions Damaged?

Speculation outside of Italy
concerning the reasons for this
move centered around two pos
sibilities: ID That the British
parachutists may have caused
serious damage to key railroad
functions or to two large hydro
electric plants that supply the
electrified railways with power:
t2) that the railways are being
cleared for large-scale move
ments of German air force per-
sonnet and material to Calabria
and Sicily. and for the move
ment of Italian troops en- route
to AlbaniaD
The Fascist press cautioned the
Italian people TO remain calm re-
garding the British parachute ex-
plot. --
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

intensified preparations TO meet
the expected Nazi invasion and
with Germany's gigantic prepare
tons for a general assault. there
is a tremendous diplomatic battle
going on behind the scenes. In
Europe and the Far East, each is
trying TO outwit the other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Won Wiegand Says:
Lead in War Strategy
Passing to Roosevelt
Passage of Aid Bill Would Hasten
Shift, Japs Stirred by Reports of
British Moves Near Siam
By KARL H. Won wIEGAND

Of
Amene In
15-The world rushing breakneck toward the
of
At the the o the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
See British on Moue

The japanese are said to be
taking measures 10 meet. If
necessary, The situation implied in
unconfirmed British reports. These
indicate that British
forces are moving southwark in
Burma 10 Victoria Point. in
readiness TO occupy Kra Isthmus.
British troops are reported also
northward in upper
Malaga TO seize the narrow strip
of the Thailand peninsula which
forms a bridge between Malaga
and Burma. The aerdrome and
some artillery on the high Thai
IrAnffnnAA nm my
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
British Push Drive
To Somaliland Capital
BY w. p. SAPPHIRE
IntI News Service star Correspondent

CAIRO, Feb. 15.-South African
motorized troops of Britain's inn
pefiai army tonight were reported
advancing along a coastal
road toward the Italian Somali-
land seaport capital of Megadiseie
after capturing the important port
of Chisimaie on the Indian Ocean.
The new drive that carried the
South African legions more than
100 miles inside Italy's southern
most colony featured wide-ranging
British blows by land, air and sea
against Italian bases and shipping
in Africa and the Mediterranean.
Find Scuttled Ship
In their push from Kenya colony
TO capture the port of Chisimaio,
the South Africans were supported
by British warships in the Indian
Ocean that steamed along the
Somaliland coast, Smelling retreat
ing Italian troops, their communi-
cations and supply bases.
Occupation of Chisimaio, more
than 100 miles up from the Kenya
b der. was accompanied by
seizure of numerous Italian pris-
onerS, as well as large stocks of
abandoned military equipment.
The South Africans found one
Italian ship scuttled in the harbor
and three damaged but still afloat.
Oil fuel tanks were burning in the
town as the captors marched IN
In Libya the British listed 103
artillery pieces, % anti-aircraft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
British Hint Some
Paratroops May
Be at Work
London hints more parachute
troops are still at large in Italy.
See story on Page 8.
BY MICHAEL CHINIGo

Init News Service staff Correap0nhenk
ROME, Feb. 15.-Suspension OF
railway freight service In southern
Italy, where British parachutists
were seized four days ago, was
followed tonight by an announces
ment that the captured men are
being treated as prisoners of war,
not subject to execution as spies.
The Rome radio described as
untrue" foreign rumors inferring
Italy was considering shooting the
British parachutists as spies.
1t declared the prisoners were
found to have worn regular Brit
ish army uniforms and insignia Of
paratroops and were thus subject
merely to Italian custody for dura-
ton of the war, as are soldiers
captured in battle.
They can be visited by Inter-
national Red Cross Representatives
in conformity with international
rules governing war prisoners, the
radio stated. $685.
Explain Suspension
The suspension of freight and
baggage service on the southern
railways for an indefinite period
was explained by the Italian COM
mnnications ministry as due to the
general transportation situation
and fartime exigencies affecting
rail traffic.
This announcement was made q
day after the Italian high COM
mand revealed that British para
chutists, carrying explosives, fire.
arms and grenades, had landed in
the Calabrian and Lucanian dis
tricts to wreck communication
lines and waterworks.
All the invaders were captured
before they could do much
damage of the kind they in
tended ii was stated.
The southern network of rail-
ways affected by the suspension Of
freight traffic links the big cities
of Naples. Bari, Brindisi, Taranto
Foggia and Lecce. No freight or
passenger baggage, it was an.
nounced. will be accepted at any
of the railway terminals In Naples
nor at the stations in the other
cities. which are southeast Of
Naples.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

Elect Meier-Teacher, Lawyer
For Board OF Education.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Dodeconese Raided

Royal Air Force Cairo headquar-
tiers, meanwhile, announced multi
pie raids on Italy's fortified Dode-
canese Islands in the Aegean
where, it was stated, buildings
were seen to collapse" under
heavy explosions.
At the Dodecanese Calato Air
drome, bombs burst amid parked
Italian planes, while considerable
damage was reported inflicted on
military installations around Midi
Bay and at Kattavia.
In the central Mediterranean.
bombers of the British navy's air
arm fiercely attacked a convoy of
four Italian merchant ships es-
corted by two destroyers. directly
hitting and sinking one of the
merchant vessels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

guns. considerable quantities of
other war material and additiona,
prisoners taken south of captured
Bengazi. Cairo military circles,
however, discounted foreign re-
ports that the British army of the
Nile already had broken into Tri-
politania (western Libya) from
Cyrenaica.
The Middle East command SAID
Satisfactory progress" was being
made by British columns advanc-
ing from the north on besieged
Cheren. key railway town in the
Red Sea Italian colony of Eritrea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

Elect Philip Griffiths
Common Pleas Judge.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Directory

1-General News, Finance
sports, Classified, Hobbies
Society, Radio, Travel, Fashions
4-Builders' Show Number
5-Pictorial Review, Theaters,
Autos, March of Events
6-Ameriean Weekly
7-Comics
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

ELECT CHARLES BOwLES
Circuit Judge.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

Continued on Page Eight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

Continued on Page I0)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Features

Movie Censor Checks Films to Keep Detroit
Clean; Life in Trailer Camp, State Plans
Code; Hollywood Preview, Color Pictures.
All in Metropolitan Section.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16
XIX "SME EAROL MAXI?

A Lindbergh-N -Nye-W Wheeler
csoport szinte nap--nap utan
sirja, kiabalja, hogy akik a
nemzeti programot tamadjak,
azokat smear "-olja (piszkolja,
ragalmazza) a kormanypart.
0szinten mondhatjuk, hogy
ilyen smear kampanyt eddig
mem lattunk.
Sem Lindberghet, sem Nyet,
sem Wheelert eddig mem va
dolta senki azzal. hogy a sa-
jat anyagi el6nyuket keresik
abban a hiszterikus kampany
ban, amit a nemzet es kon-
gresszusa altal elfogadott pro-
gram ellen folytatnak.
Ha megtettek volna, mem
biztos, hogy az igazsagtol mesz
sze tertek volna, inert koztu-
domasu, hogy pl. senator Nye
PENZERT tartott szaz meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16

seer jobbak, mint ahol =
mines bastya, inert nincs sza-
badsag, amit megvedjen.
Yes, mi utaljuk Bridgest,
inert halatlan ezzel a hazaval
szemben es inert magaviselete
es szereplese sokat artott min
den bevandorolt polgarnak.
De anig a szavunkat fel
tudjuk emelni, addig mindig
vedelmezni fogjuk AIT a jogat,
hogy minden t0rvenyes esq
k0zt igenybe vehessen a depor-
talasa ellen, inert az alkot-
manyban biztositott jogok a We
delmere szolgalnak minden tor
venyesen lit lak6 embernek.
Meg akkor is, ha mem ameri-
kai polgarok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16

ha ARA patentjuk lenne az
Istentol.
A legnagyobb gyalazat Will
kierol allitani ilyesmit.
K0ztudomasu, hogy .Willkiet
megvalasztottak volna, ha
csak egyetlen egy szoval is ait
mondja, hogy izolalni akarja
ezt a nemzetet, hogy mem akar
Anglia sorsaval t0r6dni,
Willkie a republicans
politikusok tanacsara mem hall
gatott, egyenesen meg
mondta, hogy ha megvalaszt-
jak 8 is a Roosevelt nemzet-
kozi politikajat folytatja, s 8 is
minden segitseget meg akar
ADM Anglanak, hogy Hitlert
leverjek. Exert bukott meg,
csupan. exert, pedig egesz biz
tosan szivesen lenne a Feher
Haz lakoja.
Aki ilyen egyenesen elvagta
a sajat utjat az elnoki seek
fele, amely felig biztos volt, az
olyan aldozatot hozott a sajat
meggy6z6d aminel tob-
bet mem lehet emberekt6l
kivanni.
Es akkor jonnek al yen
Nyek, akik ket--harO9nszaz
dollarokert szoktak beszelni,
vagyis penzre valtjak AIT a hi
vatalt es tisztseget, amt a va
lasztasi urnaknal megkaptak,
S azzal merik ragalmazni Will
het, hogy anyagi haszonleses-
boil haboruba akar sodorni ben
ninket.
Mem csoda, hogy ma mar
mem akarjak meghallgatni
6ket, hogy a felingerelt hall
gatok ma mar tojasokat vag-
dalnak a fejukhoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16

A d0ntes ellen a birosagok
sorozatahoz fordulhat vegso
fokon a Supreme Court donti
ell, hogy joga van-e OF depor-
talni a kormanynak.
Hosszadalmas ez az eljaras
es az amerikai polgarok tiz-
ezrei fel vannak haborodva,
hogy evekig lit rontja a leve-
got kozottunk, ahogy lit van
meg Mrs. Browder is, akit mar
egy evnel regebben deportalas-
ra iteltek.
Mi oriilunk annak, hogy
Bridgest a kormany dontese
mem zsuppolhatja XII egyszer-
re, hogy joga van neki min
den sz0vetsegi birosagnal We
delmet keresni.
Mert ebben latJuk mlnden
amerikai polgar, de kul0n0sen
minden mem lit szuletett pol
gar biztonsagat, akiket meg a
tobbseg akaratanak sincs joga
vagy lehet6sege kidobni ebbol
az orszagb6l, amig az all:ot-
manyben biztositott minden
vedelmet mem adnak meg ne
XII, hogy az igazaert - ha We
letlenul igaza lenne har-
COLON.
Vannak megvakult es meg
6riilt amerikai polgarok, akik
lit is Hitlerizmust szeretuenek
csinalni.
VajJon gondolnak-e ra eek
az emberek csak egyetlen pill
lanatra is, hogy Nemetorszag-
ban - tehat mem a legy6z0tt
nepek k0zt a diktator vagy
a diktator neveben gyilkold
Gestapo egyetlen rendelete a
sajat hazajab6l kiiild0zhet
akarkit?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16

szaz eloadast, hogy Lindbergh
senator les kesobb fiihrer)
akar lenni, hogy Wheeler sze-
melyes bosszubol tamad a
nemzeti egysegre.
Lassuk azonban. hogy akik
arrol kiabalnak, hogy a ha-
zuk eg, mikepen gyujtogatjak
& hazakat a szomszedban.
Nye senator ket het ota szin-
te nap-nap utan papagaly
modjara ismetli, hogy Willkie
hany iparvallalatnak az igaz-
gatoja, amelyek nemzetvedel-
mi munkat vallaltak, S ha
egyenesen mem is mondja, ait
akarja a hallgatoinak a tudo-
masara adni, hogy Willkie a
sajat anyagi haszna Matt
akar segiteni Anglican.
Ez aztan az alias smear"
kampany, aminel hitvanyabb-
ra senh nem vetemedett meg
ebben a hazaban.
Becstelenseg valakirol AIT
allitani, hogy a sajat egyeni
profitja kedveert a haboruba
akar taszitani benniinket es
akiben van egy szemernyi tisz-
tesseg, az ilyent mem mond,
ha csak ARA villages bizonyi-
tekai nincsenek.
Gazemberseg ICY ragalmaz-
nj valakit, akinek a vesejebe
senator Nye mem lathat.
Az izolacionistak erik a
vesztett ugyet, inert olyan
mocskos szajjal tamadnak
mindenkit, aki vellik mem pen
dill egy huron, mintha a ha-
J Eat csakis Ok szeretnek, mint