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Evening star., 1941-06-28
Former Laurel Man
Found Shot 10 Death
In Auto in Virginia
Sheriff Thinks Carpenter
Was Slain; Probers Find
Gun Beside Body
By q Staff Correspondent OF The Star.
BOWLING GREEN. Va. June q


BOWLING GREEN, Va. June 2S
A man identified from letters in
his pocket as Otis Roscoe Bramlett
%. carpenter. formerly of Laurel
Md, found shot in his car at the
bottom of a ravine near here yes
terday, is believed to have been mur-
dered. Sheriff T. S. Henshaw of
Caroline County said tooay.
Sheriff Henshaw said there was a
.22-caliber bullet wound in the man S
forehead and a 22-caliber rife was
found beside his body in the car.
which had run off the road about
A. miles north of Port Royal and
plunged down steep embankment.
The body is being held at Bowl
ing Green undertaking ablish-
ment while Sheriff HenShaw and
State Policeman Frank Slater are
investigating. No verdict has been
issued by DR.. John Broddus, county
coroner.
No determination could be made
from examination of the body
whether the man had been beaten,
because of cuts and bruises probably
received when the car rolled down
the ravine, the sheriff said.
Letters in the victims pocket
were found addressed to him at the
Horseshoe Restaurant in Laurel
Md. and at Pontotoc, Miss, accord
ing to Sheriff Henshaw A set OF
carpenters tool was in the rear seat
of the car
The sheriff said the victim hac
only a scent piece on him when
found. No pocketbook was found
he added.
Maryland State police who were
aiding in the case said Mr. Bramleti
had boarded at the Laurel restau-
rant up to about two months age
while working at Fort Meade He
had called for his mail once since
that time. about six weeks ago.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
BY the Associated Press.


CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, June
28-Calling it a race between edu-
cation and catastrophe, Russell
Lord, author, editor and counselor
for the Commodity Credit Corp,
told the Institute of Public Affairs at
the University of Virginia today that
the need of large and sweeping
revision of our agriculture is ex-
tremely vital"
IF we knew. today, even one
tenth as much about the mechanics
of tillage as we know about the me-
chanics of the internal combustion
motor, we could make much greater
headway.' Mr.. Lord declared. But
we have one research man or work
er on one side to thousands on the
other"
Trends within the United States
were discussed today for a third
time In the consideration of the
physical founda tions for the future
of the United States. Tracy B. Au-
CUR, assistant to the director of the
Evening star., 1941-06-28
IS Arlington SeIeoiees
Chosen for Induction

Seventy five Arlington County
VA men will be inducted into the
Army, under the 18th state draft
quota. on July II and ID. Selective
Service Boards No. and 2 an
nounced today.
The men. all white. will be sent 10
the Richmond induction center on
the designated day.
Those from Board l. who leave
July II. number Al. They are:
Beverly T. Taylor. Bernard A.
Fitzharris. Paul S. Savers. Russell
E. Reeve. Russell P. Whitener. jr,
Arthur H. Willis. Griffith G. Smith,
Donald E. Knecht. Thomas M. Cum
ningham. John D. Quarles Clarence
L. Gale. Francis R. Ferguson. Joseph
c. Stovall. John G. Daniel. John P,
Williams. Bernard V. Long. Cor
rington H Proffitt. Warren A. Horst
man. James H. Ryder, Robert c.
Simmons, Robert B. Chouinard,
George F. Cooper, John T. Kinnier,
Richard E. Smarr. Clarence w.
Mitchell. Andrew j. Myers. jr.. Jack
H. Young, Robert c. Moore. Harold
S. Slightam, John A. Kramer,
Harold B. Perry. Charles P.
Mastrodonata, Marvin D. Ststler,
Bruno A. Pieromarchi. Keith God
sey. jr.. Ernest j. Maiden, Alfred
B. Montague. Lawrence E. Chap
man and Richard R. Cover.
The "a Board men will leave
for Richmond on July IA They are:
Carl F. Mcintyre Max G.
Hammer, Charles NJ. Talbot,
Andrew A. Whitebred Owen A.
Keen, Lawrence G. Conrad, Earl
c. Miller, David c. Maui, James H.
Marshall. Allan F. Peterson, Hollis
c. Bailey, Walter D. Riley, Ray
mond L. Marlin, Edward M Gold
berger. Earl F. Gee, Robert l..
Bullen, Frank K. Wynne, Joseph
H. Eaton. Buford a. Casey. Gordon
A. Hartman. Allan S. Blackford,
jr., Leroy Brunette, Isaac K. Har-
rison, Clifton w. Ezzele, Peter
Massaro. Marshall D. Windsor Ira
o. Brewer. Nathan Caplon, John
Kaminsky, John F. Cassil, Leonard
N. Rollins, Bert l.. Nails, Adam r.
King and Elmore B. May.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Resident Engineers
Shifted in Virginia
nv the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, June 28-S1X-
teen resident engineers of the State
Highway Department prepared to-
day to transfer to new assignments
on July l.
The reassignments include the
following shifts:
w. F. Smith from Norfolk to
Fairfax, T. B. Talbot from Warsaw
to Culpeper. H. l.. Smith from
Charlottesville TO Staunton, r. C.
Amber from Culpeper to Warsaw,
w. w. Sanders from Fairfax to
Charlottesville, J. V. Clarke from
Staunton to Accomac. C. w. Kestner
from Harrisonburg to Norfolk, w.
w. Shields from Edinburg 10
Harrisonburg and S. D. Crute from
Luray to Edinburg.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Service for 90 Victim

HANCOCK, Md. June % (P).-
Webster B. Harrison Post 26. Amer
ican Legion, will conduct memorial
services at II am. tomorrow for
Herbert T. Fost, who lost his life
June 20 with 80 other men aboard
the submarine 0-9. Services will
be held in the Hancock PreShy-
terian Church, With the Rev. John
Bernard. pastor, ofnctsting.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Early Passage
OF Promotion
Bill Seen
Romspeek-Meod Plan
Given Approval by
Senate Subcommittee
By 7, A. OLFARY.

Prospects were bright today for
early enactment of the Ramspeck-
Mead Government employe promo
ton bill, which has passed the
House and late Yesterday won sp-
proval of a Senate subcommittee.
After SpokeSmen for the Budget
Bureau, Civil Service Commission
and employe organizations had in
dorsed the measure at a hearing
yesterday, Senator Mead, Democrat,
Of New York, Who presided. an
nounced the subcommittee was
ready TO report it favorablv to the
entire Senate Civil Service Com
mittee. That committee may meet
within the next few DAYS.
Designed TO end what witnesses
called the present 'haphszard"
method of making promotions in
different agencies. the bill would
establish the uniform rule OF giving
one step-up within grades every 18
months TO those below the $4,000
salary level and every 80 months
above that pay level, provided eff
cheney rating standards are met.
$500 900 Initial Cost.
Although the cost for the first
year is estimated at S.. 500 900. Rep
resentative Ramspeck, Democrat, of
Georgia said the amount. would
taper off to an average of about So
100000 year over a l0-year period.
Under existing conditions, how
ever. he told the Senators. Con-
gress has appropriated as high as
s7OOO,O 900 in one recent year for
promotions and nothing in other
years. Testimony also was pre-
Sented TO show a wide variation in
the percentages of employees pro-
NOTED in different departments.
ranging from 86 per cent of the
personnel in one agency to only Is
percent in another.
Senators Mead and Aiken. Repuh-
llcan of Vermont, suggested the
variations are due partly 10 favorit-
ism and partly TO differences in the
appropriations made available 10 the
agencies for payment of salaries.
Bureau Sees Economy.
In expressing the Budget Bureaus
Endorsement of the bill. Edgar 3.
Young, personnel officer. Joined with
Mr. RamspeCk in the belief that this
uniform promotion plan would prove
economical for the Government in
the long run and improve morale.
1smar Baruch. indorsing it for the
Civil Service Commission. said the
commission is glad Congress is con-
sidering bill under which the ef-
f1clency ratings of employees will be
used for pleasant purpose. since
they have been used heretofore for
the unpleasant task of dropping en-
ploYes or reducing them.
Luther c. Steward. head Of the
National Federation of Federal En-
ployes. and Charles I, Stengle of the
American Federation of Government
Employees. went on record for the bill
and urged prompt passage Miss
Eleanor Nelson of the United Fed
eral Workers Of America said her or
ganization preferred the Downey
bill for automatic annual promo
tions. but takes the view regarding
the pending bill that ANY raises are
better than no raises" She asked
for one change in the Ramspeck-
Mead bill.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Northern Virginia Leads
In Corn Production
By the Associated Press.

RICHMOND, Va. June 28.-
Although Southside Virginia
counties have the edge in acreage,
the Shenandoah valley and
northern counties lead the State in
the amount of corn grown and
harvested for grain.
Agriculture census figures show
that Loudoun County. with an acre
age of 32,324. harvested l,196029
bushels of corn in 1889 to top the
state. Next was Augusta with $780,
1893 bushels and then came Rocking
ham with 943,439 bushels.
Pittsylvania had the biggest corn
acreage. 48.070, but harvested only
869,864 bushels.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Baltimore Drafts Girls
To Guard Swim Pools
p, the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE. June 28.-Brawn is
yielding to beauty in the life-saving
line at Baltimore public pools.
Three pretty girls went on duty
as lifeguards at city pools opening
this morning, drafted" by the de-
fense program.
The City Park Board says it is
looking for six more girls to work
as lifeguards.
The park board said young men
who formerly applied for the posi-
tions have obtained more lucrative
jobs in defense industries, leaving
a scarcity of trained guards holding
Red Cross hfe-saving certificates.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
In June. Beware of:

III pt vi
l. Crossing a street at point
other than a crossWalk. Two
pedestrians met death by this
action in June last year.
2. Crossing an intersection
against the proper signal. Two
pedestrians were killed while
committing this act during
June, 1910.
The seven other traffic vic
tins were fatally injured while
either crossing a street at an
uncontrolled intersection. at
tempting to hitch ride on a
moving vehicle. playing in the
gutter, riding in a truck or driv-
ing an automobile.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Seeks Relics for Richmond

RICHMOND. Va, June % CP,.-
Gov, Price said yesterday he would
propose at the Governors con-
ference in Boston next week that
13 Confederate flags and an uniden-
titled sword which Michigan has
offered to return to the South be
placed in Battle Abbey or the Con-
federate Museum here.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Bethesda Services.

knowledge is the Stiffness" will
be the II am theme of the Rev.
H. F. Chandler at the Methodist
Church. At 8 pm. he will speak at
joint services with the Bethesda
Baptist and Presbyterian churches
in the First Baptist Church on the
theme, Recovery of Fellowship"
Morning services in the Baptist
Church will be conducted by the
Rev. j. Raymond Nelson at 1045
am. with the topic. "On the
Mountain Top" In the Presbyterian
Church, the Rev. James S. Albert
son will speak at IL am. on "Ener-
gized Prayer"
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Nearby Maryland
Pastors Announce
Sermon Topics
Mount Roinier Methodist
Congregation to Hear
Series of Sermons

The Rev. Clarkson R Banes. new
pastor of the Mount Rainier Md
Methodist Church at Thirty-fifth
street and Bunker Hill road, will
begin series of sermons on The
Twenty-third Psalm" at II am.
tomorrow.
Title of the first sermon is The
Shepherd" At 8 pm. Mr.. Banes.
who came to the Mount Rainier
church three weeks ago from
Waugh Methodist Church at Third
and A streets NE, will speak on
is All Well Ahead?"
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Clarendon First Baptist.

DR.. Chester Swor of the MisSis-
sippi College will conduct a youth
revival at the church, beginning to-
morrow evening through Thursday,
at 7:45 pm. The Rev. Frank L.
Snyder at II am. will speak on
Kept From Falling"
Evening star., 1941-06-28

The Rev. Harry w. Craver will
conduct the II am. and 8 pm. serv-
ices. The Rev. E. Leon Smith will
speak at the Junior church at IL am.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Jim Meade Inducted;
Goes to Comp Lee
BY the Associated Press.

RICHMOND. Va, June 28.-Jim
Meade, the University of Maryland S
all-Southern Conference back and a
member of the Washington Red
skins Football Squad last season. was
inducted into the Army here yes
terday and sent to Camp Lee.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
RalISton BaptiSt.

The Rev. Franz G. Borbe will
talk at II am. on Gods Great
Supper" and at pm. Sacrifices
Void Through Forgiveness.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Arlington BaptiSt.

"A Church That Takes Steward
ship Seriously" is the sermon topic
Of the Rev E. H. Puryear at II am.
and at pm he will talk on Tenn
pered as We"
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Wilson Boulevard Christian.

At IL am. the Rev. Ira P. Har-
baugh will preach on Prosperous
and Successful Church" and at 7:45
pm. on Losing a Treasure and Not
Knowing It."
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Potomac Heights Community.

The Rev. Aaron B. Kelly will be
the guest speaker at the II am.
service. with the theme, Christian
Suffering
Evening star., 1941-06-28
SuitIand Christian

At 1890 am. the Rev. Robert l..
Whittenburg will begin series of
sermons on the Book of Revelations,
the first entitled The Vision of the
Apostle John"
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Cherrydale Baptist.

characteristics of Faith Mis-
sions" is the Rev. w. H. Browns
IL m. sermon topic
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Clarendon Methodist.

Service Motive and Objective"
will be the theme Of the Rev. George
G. Oliver at II am. and "Satan's
Sitting" at pm.
Evening star., 1941-06-28

June IS June II June n June III
- . . .
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Pershing Drive Christian.

At IL am the Rev. Berwyn E.
Jones will preach on The Church
Against the Storm"
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Mount Raainer Lutheran

What Does It Matter What We
Believer" will be the topic of the
Rev. Edwin E. Pieplow at $50 and
IL am.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Arlington Presbyterian.

Communion services vii be held
at IL am. with the Rev. Walter F
Wolf conducting communion medi-
tation.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
FairfaX Methodist Charpe

There will be preaching and the
Lords supper at Pender al $50 I'm.
and at Fairfax at II am. At 8 pm.
at Pender there will be sermon on
Blessings of Earnestly Seeking
God"
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Kensinston Baptist.

The Rev. Clarence E. Jones, jr.
will discuss Sweet Land of Liberty
at 10 am. and "A Shameful Crime
at 7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Camn Springs Methodist.

At 1890 am. the Rev. Henry H.
Rowland's subject will be True
Patriotism" and at 8 pm. Thomas
Matt Osborne"
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Hvattsville Christ. Scientist

Subject of the lesson sermon at
IL am. in the Masonic hall on Spen-
Ger street will be Christian Sci
ence."
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Postmaster Approved

The Senate Yesterday confirmed
the nomination of A. Franklin
Bowers to be postmaster at River
dale, Md.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Hyattsville Baptist.

The Rev. B. P. Robertson will
preach at both morning and evening
services.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Arlington Baptist.

The Rev. Ulysses Knox will speak
on Seeing Jesus Only" at GAS
am. in the Bon Air Baptist Mission.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Rarcrnft Church.

What Must I Do?" will be the
subject of the Rev. G. w. Raines
at IL am.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Cherrydale United RantiSt.
Central MethodiSt

The Rev. Elmer Lucas will speak
at II am. and 8 pm.
Evening star., 1941-06-28

Egg prices in New Zealand re-
Gently mounted to 80 cents q dozen.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
ZiOn-Cedar Grove RaptiSt,

The Rev c. A. Brubaker will
speak at 10 am. at Mount Zion on
Ships in the Night" The Cedar
Grove Church will hold its annual
childrens day service at 11;30 am.
and the Travilah Church at $50
pm.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Grace Church. WoodSidP.

The Lords Supper will be served
at II am. when the Rev. Walter
w. Gale, rector, will preach.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Capitol Heights Christian,

The Lords Day School will hold
children's day exercises at 7:30 pm.
The Rev o. F. Sherwood will speak
briefly.
Evening star., 1941-06-28

duct the morning service.
Arlington Methodist.
At ii am. the Rev. Lewis F Hav-
ermale will preach on For Whom
the Bell Tolls and at pm. on
open Doors"
Mclean Presbyterian.
The Rev. Franklin B. Gillespie will
preach at IL am.
BaIlston Presbyterian.
The sermon theme of the Rev.
Linus l.. Stroock at IL am. will be
The Lords Supper-a Two-fold
Committal."
Evening star., 1941-06-28

Bethesda Memorial Christian.
At IL am. the Rev. William
George Dram will speak on Per
fecting Our Christian Life"
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Site Is Selected
For New Church on
Lee Boulevard
Work on Evangelical
And Reformed Edifice
To Begin in Fall

A site for the new Arlington Evan
gelical and Reformed Church has
been obtained by the Board of Ma
tional Missions of the church. the
Rev. DR.. Lee A. Peeler announced
today.
Construction on the site. on the
north side of Lee boulevard between
North Trenton street and George
Mason drive, will begin next fall,
DR.. Peeler said. Meanwhile services
are being held at the Kate Waller
Barrett School. Tomorrow DR.
Peeler will speak at II a m. on The
Abiding Presence" and will hold
church school at GAS am.
Walker Chapel
The Rev. G.. l.. Fickel will speak
on independence Forever" at Walk
er Chapel at 1890 m. and at Ches-
terbrook at II: 80 am.
Vienna Presbyterian.
The sacrament of baptism OF chill
dren Will be observed at ii am.
when the pastor, the Rev. Horace c.
Lukens. will have as his theme Are
You AWake?"
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Walker ChapeI-Chesterbrook.
Vienna PRESBYTERIAN.
Clarendon PRESBYTERIAN.

The Rev. Isaac Steenson will con-
duct the morning service.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-03
Til ID I'll SZE NILE

korlatozo torvenyek javasla-
tairol, ITALIAN nyolc-tiz nap
alatt valamelyik ilyen javaslat-
boil t0rveny lesz. =,
Meg ketl allapitanunk,
munkasvezerek professzionatus
larmaja dacara, hogy a kon-
gresszusban mem mutatkozik
hajland6sag guzsba kotni a
szukseges fegyelem felul Anne
rika munkasat.
Masfel ora alatt szavazta
meg a szenatus t0rtenel-
munkben legmagasabb nem-
zetvedelmi tetelt amely ez eset-
ben nagyobb tizezer milli6 dol
larnal.
Haromszaz millio dollart,
-zantak nemzetvedelmi ipar-
agakban dolgozo munkasha-
zakra Otszaz milli6 dollart
ujabb gyarepiletekre. A kor-
many es kongresszus tehat
hosszu evekig tarto fegyverke-
-eere keszilnek. ".n =
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-03
A KONZULOK
KIUTASITASAVAL

egyidoben megtiltottak, hogy
nemetek es olaszok az amerikai
teruleteket elhagyjak, csak
ktilon elnoki engedellyel me-
hetnek XII a nemet es olasz
alattvalok ebbol az orszagbol.
Meg akarjak gatolni, hogy
penzt csempeszhessenek XII ma
gukkal, vagy hogy a propa-
gandistak megszallhassak egesz
falkakban a latin amerikai or
szagokat.
Mikor lecsapott a nemet-
orosz haboru bombaja, Wash
ington nyomban lesz0gezte
hogy az ujabb nazi hanover
mex mem fogunk bediilni, ha.
mem Anglia realis peldajat
k0vetjiik-
Isneelte Welless kiligymi.
niszter helyettes az eln0k neve'
ben, hogy a kommunizmussa
semrnifele rokonsagot mem val.
lunk, hogy ait valtozatlanu
barbarizmusnak tartjuk, de
ez mem gatol meg benniinket
hogy Hitler ellen MINDENT
tehat a Szovjetet is segitsiik.
s mik0zben az amerika
kongresszus es a polgarsag
fenntartas nelkiil helyesli 6
kormany elhatarozasat, egyrt
jobban kijegecesedik a nemzet
akarat ebben a kerdesben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-03
IA NEMZETVEDELEM
FRONTJAN

ma mar mertf0ldes csizmak.
kal haladunk elore, de minel
messzebb jutunk, ANIMAL ma
gyobb k0telezettsegek bonita
koznak XII elottiink.
A hadsereg jefenlegi gyakor.
latai arrol gy6zik meg a nem-
zetet, hogy a felszereles meg
nagyon hianyos, S emiatt a XII
kepzes is hianyos.
A most megszavazott k0lt-
segvetes letszamat mar egy
millio hatszazezerre emelte, S
mem lehetetlen hogy az egy
eyre behivott National Guard
tagjait tovabb benn tartjak
inert beloluk kerulnek XII nagy
reszt a kikepz6 tisztex es al
tisztek.
$50 van most mar arrol is,
hogy az egy eyre besorozott
embereket bent tartjak, de erre
nezve hatarozatot meg mem
hoZtak.
A szenatus egyelore leszavaz-
ia a navynek ait a kereset,
hogy a hat eviiket kit0lt0tt
tengeresz katonakat tovabb is
benn tarthassak, ez azonban
mem fontos. Amint a masodik
navy hajoi keszulnek, a tar
talekbol vissza hivhatnak min
denkit, minden kiszolgalt ten
geresz a tartalekba van he.
lyezve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-03
| MAGYARORSZAG
FELETT

ismet sotet felhok tornyosul-
max ezekben a napokban. -
Ugyanaz a nemet hatalom
amely rakenyszeritette a ma
gyar nemzetet, hogy lepjen
''baratsagra" Stalinnal, most
haboruba parancsolja a ma
gyar nepet, talan mire e So
rok napvilagot latnak, az
orosz hordak Magyarorszagot
bombazzak.
A hadiizenet elso napjaiban
Magyarorszag megszakitotta a
diplomaciai erintkezest a Szov-
jettel, ket nappal kes6bb orosz
bombak estek Kassara, S a het
vegen meg mem erositett hirek
voltak forgalomban, hogy a
magyar kormany hadat uzent
a Szovjetnek.
Mindenki erzi otthon, hogy
ebben a haboruban Magyaror
szag csak verezhet, kGtsegbe
esve remegnek, hogy akar
egyik, akar a mask gy6zelem
a barbarizmus orvenyebe rant
ia az orszagot.
Magyar-Amerikanak a Sziilo-
f0lddel ezentul csak a Clippe-
rex utjan van alkalma erint-
kezni, inert Sziberia fele az
oroszok a magyar postal tobbe
nem fogjak athozni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-03
HOGY ADHATUNK-E
ES NIT

adhatunk a Szovjetnek, ait
egyel6re senki mem tudja, de
az oroszoknak mar maga az is
batoritas, hogy az Egyesult
Allanoknak az allaspontja az
orosz nep mellett van.
K0zvetett segitseg minden
esetre, hogy egyre nagyobbb to-
megekben mennek a r0piil6ge-
pek es mas hadi anyagok Ang-
liaba es a - Csendes tengerre.
A ropiil6gepek szazait kiild-
tIk mar Hollandia gyarma-
taira, a sajat navy bazisainkat
gyors iramban epitiik, flottank
legnagyobb reszet meg mindie
a Csendes Tengeren tartjuk,
ez a Japanok harci lazat er6.
sen lehuti. Ami vlSZOnt nem
biztonsagot jelent a Soviet
mex.
S meg kell mindezt tenntnl
azert is, inert egy nemet-japar
gyozelem Sziberiat ellensege.
uralom ala helyezne, ahonnar
viszont par ora alatt at lehet
Alaskaba r0pilni.
Kiilon0sen ez az Okla, hogy
lindberghistak es wheelerista
kon Xviii ebben a kerdesben a,
egesz nemzet az eln0k mellet
van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-03
AMERIKA
MYNDEN POLGARA

merlegeli, hogy a Szovjet,
barmilyen nagy hatalom, mem
veszelyeztethet b N n ii n k e t,
inert Oroszorszag soha tengeri
nagyhatalom mem lehet. Ezzel
szemben a Hitler gy6zelme a
nemet vilaguralmat a tenge-
rekre fektetne es ICY eletkerdes
ere a nemzetre, hogy a Hit
Ter ellen kiizd6 nemzeteket
tamogassuk jov6ben is, akar
Xix kiizdenek ellene.
Amig azonban a nemzet el
van szanva ere az egyaltalan
mem kellemes feladatra is, ad-
dig a legnagyobb undorral es
megvetessel fogadja az anne
rikai kommunistak alhazafias-
sagat, akik tegnap meg sza-
DOIalJaK a nemZeCl pfOgramOL,
S akik vi bizonyitekat adtak,
hogy hazaarulox mindnyajan,
inert a Soviet erdekeit el6bbre
valonak tartjak, mint a U. S.
ct. ......
De hasonlo utalttal fogadja
Amerika nepe a nemetorszagi
es amerikai hitleristak magya-
razatait, hogy Hitler most mar
a "keresztenyseg vedelmeben'
a kommunizmus ellen kuzd, S
hogy most mar hagyjunk fel i
sajat vedelmunkkel is, cserben
hagyva Angolorszagot.