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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
State 10 Consider
Sewage Problems
Stote Streom Heed
Calls Meeting

CLEANSING, Sept. 13 - R -
Milton p. Adams, stream control
commission secretary, said today
he would direct the agency's at
tention to difficulties the ma
tional defense program has plac-
ed in the path of efforts to ex-
tend sewage treatment systems.
Adams said he felt the time
had arrived for e statement of
policy in the cases of munich
palities which report willingness
to correct pollution of public
waters, out which contend de-
tense priorities make it impos-
sible to obtain materials needed.
The commission is to meet
here Monday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13

osANTA FE. N. NJ. Sept. Is
-(R-The nations Arst large
scale experiment In modelling
civilian defense against air
attack was played In grim earn.
est last night by New Mexico's
$50. 900 population, and earned
q "well done" today from State
and Military officials.
Over all the great reaches Of
plains and mountains. the state
blocked out with an effective
ness and enthusiasm which had
army bombers, Stimulating the
attackers fumbling in the dark
ness and often missing objec-
tives and cities entirely.
Thousand Of guardsemn and
volunteer defense workers did
war duty" In some 70 towns
and cities. whose streets were
dark and silent during blackout
periods which ran as long as an
hour and q half.
LESSON OF VALUE"
1.-THE results were highly
satisfactory" commented Gov
ernor John E. Miles. 1.-THE les
sons learned will prove of great
value to this nation If 1t should
ever become necessary for US
to apply them under war con-
ditions."
Most striking, however, was
the earnestness with which the
population observed its mock
wartime requirements over New
Mexico's 122,503 square miles
an area twice that of England.
In Albuquerque, an electric
sign inadvertently left on by a
store owner was stoned by
crowds of youths until police
interviewed. Raid wardens uncon-
cernedly cut the wires to
quench lights in the window Of
another store.
Governor Miles, participating
as the head of the state. allow
ed himself to be kidnapped by
Fifth Columnists" and whisked
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
Reese Explains
Mount Clemens
Civilian Defense
BY HENRY REESE
Defense CO.OrdinatOr

= The establishment of our local
defense council was necessary to
insure civilian protection. 1t in
cludes a great variety of act
ivities the purpose of which are
to protect the people, their
work. their homes, and their
morale.
Local defense includes all
measures necessary to protect
the mass of citizens, with re-
ference to health, fire, lines Of
communication, property, pro.
lection against subversive activi-
ties and sustainment of civilian
patriotism and morale.
The Local Defense Council,
created under Federal advise
ment (U. S. Office Of Civilian
Defense) by the Commissioners
of the City of Mount Clemens
on August 20, 1941, is the Of
fetal agency by which the peo-
pie of Mount Clemens provide
protection for tn m S e I've s
through defense measures. II
is the recognized official organi-
zation in our community
through which all matters deal
ing in any way with defense
are cleared. Organizations plan
ming any type of defense func-
ton should first advise the Local
Defense Council Of their plans.
The Defense Council has q
wide range Of activities but
there are organizations already
established in our community
that are expert in many of these
fields. Representatives of such
organizations and other citizens
who are expert in each field
will be appointed in their par
ticular branch of activity. Plans
and suggestions will be referred
by the Chairman of the Defense
Council to the particular service
chief qualified to render advice
or create a program.
The Municipal Civilian De-
tense Council, limited to eleven
members, includes citizens from
all walks of life, who have
shown q sincere civic interest,
patriotism and ability to lead
in organization. Mayor Weston
dorf, Chairman of the Council;
Henry c. Reese designated as the
Defense Coordinator and Har-
old Linsey, named as Lisson As
sistant to the Coordinator; and
there are seven defense service
chiefs. Each of these chiefs will
be individually reviewed later
in this series az to staff, func-
tons and progress Of develop
ment.
Tomorroy-"Enrolling for civ
ilian defense today-H0w you
can help"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
Sorry
CONTINUED from Pare u

CONTINUED from rage ID
It is not that Joe Is insane.
On the contrary, he has always
impressed the writer as being
perfectly normal in almost every
RESIGNED TO FACT
Yet, for some reason, ever
since that day in justice court.
I think that Joe 10th was al
ready resigned to the fact that
some day he would commit MUIR
der.
Joe 10th smiled when he
threw himself on his cell cot 1t
3 q. m.
And he was still smiling when
he entered 4 plea Of guilty 70 the
murder charge before Justice Of
the Peace Frank E. Jeanette
later this morning.
That is but for one brief in
slant when, after mumbling the
words guilty, Joe unconscious
~ turned and walked away from
the bench.
It was a. If he was trying to
walk away from his past, pres
ent and future.
But, in just a few seconds
everything was as 1t was before.
Joe smiled.
The smile was not that Of a
ruthless killer, nor that of an in
sane person.
It was the smile of q man who
had given up fighting for things
decent and worth while.
ANSWERS RIDDLE
Perhaps, the entire answer to
this human riddle was made
when Joe walked into the county
jail this mornin..
For accompanying Joe were
two women; women who officers
charge are prostitutes.
Ever since the prisoner was
16 years Of age. he has admit
teddy been q o m p n o n OF
thieves and prostitutes.
But, for . year 10th lived the
life of an average person. He
married and became . father.
Then, Joe went back into the
path for which he was probably
intended.
And for the next three years
he became q well-known figure
in the underworld.
And then on the morning Of
Sept. 8, Joe Plunged the long
bladed knife into Eddie Loves
abdomen during . tavern brawl.
Joe had reached the climax Of
his life.
Whatever happens to Joe in
the future will not be very i'm
portant to the public at large.
1t will be important to the
laws of the nation; to the widow
of Eddie Love and the children
left fatherless.
But, it won't be important to
Joe 10th.
Because, Joe 10th just doesn't
care.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
Detroit Man Sentenced
for Reckless Drivinq

q On complaint O.. Warren town
ship police, Edward John Wills,
%, of Detroit, faced Judge Don
Parent this morning on a charge
of reckless driving. He pleaded
guilty and was convicted. The
Judge ordered him to pay a fine
of SIS and costs and revoked
his drivers license for six
months.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
Entire State Backed Out in First Large Scale les
Slayer

(Continueo From Page ID
Ensign raped on the door Of
the room, and the Davis woman
asked him what he wanted:
"Caretaker," the undersheriff
said, "Open up. would like
to speak to you."
The woman opened the door
and Ensign called for 10th to
surrender.
The killer, pale and shaken,
came out with his hands raised
high Above his head.
He was taken to the Detroit
police headquarters whore he
was booked and finserprinted.
then rushed to Mount Clemens.
Ensign said that 10th admit
ted spending Sunday night and
Monday morning In q former
South River road brothel ut
which he was once employed
and Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday in Dearborn.
Then on Thursday, he went
to Detroit where the pair regis
tered at the Blackstone under
an assumed name.
The two women were qucs-
toned at length by Chief Of Po-
lice Arthur Rosso, Johnston and
T.isiRn, and then were ordered
released.
The arrest climaxed Q nation
wide search while Sheriff Jacob
F. Theut's deputies aided city
police in the Macomb county
hunt.
This morning, Sheriff Theut
limited that several other per-
sons" may be arrested in con-
nection with the Staying. but
would not comment further.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
Stolen Tools
Recovered Quickly
Thief 0iseesds Them
Neor Cool Yovd Fence

oLess than an hour after Will
lam Bobcean, IN employee 1t
Hubarth and Schott's lumber
mill, reported to police that two
saws and q tool kit had been
stolen from his bench in the mill
last night. his tools were return
ed to him.
Bobcean, who lives at 295 Euc-
lid. reported the theft 1t 7:45
q. m. today. Police found that
the thief had entered through 4
rear window in the mill after
forcing off a screen.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
Gen. Pe,rshing
Observes His
8Ist Birthday

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13-(H)
General John j. Pershing be-
came 81 years old today, OBJ
serving the occasion quietly and
without ceremony at Walter
Reed hospital here where
friends said ne had been under
going his annual physical check
up.
In message of birthday
greeting to the Army, the man
who commanded the A. E. F. on
France a quarter century ago
declared that "there is no nation
in the world whose citiZenry af-
fords better soldiers than the
United States
"Our men have the spirit and
the stamina TO defend their
country at all COSTS" he declar-
ed. This was shown in 1917
and will be again should the
need arise" The message was
issued through the Army and
Navy Journal, service publica-
ton.
In it General Pershing also
said that 1.-The country is to be
congratulated on the foresight of
its leaders who did not wait for
hostilities to begin before organ
izing q defense force" and he
praised Secretary Stimson as an
accomplished and experienced
statesman" and General George
c. Marshall, Army Chief of Staff
who served with Pershing in
France as an able and seasoned
soldier"
Friends reported that Perish
ing's health was better today
than a year ago and in general
was considered by physicians to
be remarkably good"
He was said to spend much of
his time following war news at
home and abroad. Frequently
he goes for drive, but otherwise
gets out very little from his
quarters at the Army hospital.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
Three Men 10 Attend
leoion Convention

Clinton Mgge, George LaRue
and Lee Preston, past command
ers of the Ollrich Post, Amer
lean Legion, today Joined the
colorful migration to the 23rd
annual American Legion con-
vention opening tomorrow in
Milwaukee. Rose went to the
convention via the famous 40-8
engine with q group from East
Detroit.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
Jeonnstte Throws Book
In 0isoFdorIy Cose

edward ]. McGrath. SO, of
Crosse Pointe was convicted on
:: disorderly charge before Judge
Frank Jeanette this morning
on complaint of Center Line po-
lice. He was fined 500 and
costs, placed on probation for
two years and ordered by the
judge to stay out 70 Macomb
county.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
Fails 10 Notice
Dead End, 0verturns

OWhen he failed 20 notice the
dead end of Robertson street,
Robert Lynn, 5405 Concord, De-
troit, driving east on the street
made an unexpected call on the
family at l Robertson, when he
turned into the driveway at
high rate Of speed and over turn
ed.
Neither the driver nor his pas
senger, Frederick w. Techow,
500 Dickerson, Detroit were in
jured.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
Mount Clemens Man
Sentenced as Drunk

Arthur Linen, s Court street,
was placed on a years proba-
ton and ordered to pay court
costs by Judge Don Parent this
morning when he was convicted
Of q drunk and disorderly
charge. Patlolman Paul Long
was the complaining officer.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13

In 1910, The average fleece
sheared from American sheep
weighed less than two pounds.
Careful breeding since has In
creased Il four times that
amount and the limit has not
been reached.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
KINGS PULPIT

Nineteen different varieties
of Scottish granite are contained
in the pulpit of Crathie parish
church, near Balmoral, the Eng
ish kings Scottish residence.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-20

megbukott a jeloltjik.
Siettek kijelenteni a kon.
gresszusban, hogy tobbe sc
mem vezere, Sc mem tagja a
partjuknak, mehet vissza a de.
mokratak koze, ahonnan Pnila.
delphiaban el6huztak.
S most egyszerre ugy nez XII
hogy ha Willkie mem vezere,
akkor - b6szja a partjanak, S
ugy nez XII a helyzet, hogy ha
holnap ujra futna, megkapna
a szavazatok tobbseget.
A yak is latja, hogy Roose-
velt utan vagy ITALIAN Roose-
velt MELLETT, ma 6 a leg
nepszerubb ember az orszag-
ban.
S mem azert nepszerii, inert
tamogatja a Roosevelt kiilpo.
litikai programjat, inert Anne
rika polgarai a haborut meg
ma is elszeretnek keriilni.
Azert nepszeru, inert - hisz
neki az Egyesiilt Allamok pol
garsaga.
Mert akar tetszik a maga-
tartasa es a kiilpolitikaban k0-
vetett allaspontja akar mem,
AIT hiszik es AIT latjak fel6le,
hogy 6szinte.
Sokkal k0nnyebb lenne a de-
mag6gia s0ros hordojan tan
colva az eln0k ellen az ostro-
mot vezetni.
Val6sziniileg meg is valasz-
tottak volna, ha a kormany
soran neki rohan Anglia tamo-
gatasa miatt az eln0knek, $
az6ta sokkal nepszeriibb lenne
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-20
HISzTERIA A KONCRESSzUSBAN

A tisztelt honatyak kezde-
mex JOAN esziikt6l megvalni.
Meg mem vagyunk egeszen a
haboruban, de epen a hon
atyaktol varna ell a polgarsag,
hogy Ok akkor Sc veszitsek ell
a fejuket, ha kezd megkotya-
gosodni a polgarsag. ami habo-
ruk alatt megszokott tortenni.
Az elmult napokban olyan
javaslatckat nyujtottak be,
amik mem vallanak egeszen ep
eszre, s nagyon j6, hogy a
kongresszus masineriaja mem
enged minden ostoba javasla-
tot targyalni.
Az egyik kepviselo ur peldaul
mem ajanlott egyebet, mint
hogy akik a munkasokat
sztrajkba hivjak, azokat haza-
arulasert biintessek.
A sztrajkOk senkinek mem
tetszenek, legfeljebb azoknak a
labor racketeereknek, akik azo-
kat kihivjak.
A legt0bb esetben maguk a
sztrajkba parancsolt munka-
sok is lazadoznak a tetlenseg
ellen, amib6l epen eleget elvez-
TEX a depresszios evekben.
s mindenkepen ellene van
minden j6zan es becsuletes en-
Der azoknak a hatask0ri
rajkoknak, amelyekben sem
init mem k0vetelnek, a munka-
sok, csak AIT, hogy az ad6t
melyik bandanak fizessek.
Senki mem venne rossz ne
ven, s6t egyenesen es egyre
hangDsabban k0veteIi a pol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-20

garsag, hogy korlatozzak a
sztrajk-lehet6seget, kulonosen
a nemzetvedelmi iparban, S
tiltsak be a sztrajkokat, me-
lyeket valamelyik szervezet el-
len vagy mellett rendeznek,
amibol a vilagon semmi haszna
mem lehet a munkasnak.
Ha ilyen jozan torveny-ja-
vaslatot ad be egy-egy szena-
tor vagy congressman, S be-
adtak epen eleget, miota John
L. Lewis ujjat huzott az ell
nokkel, ARA aldasat ada a pol
garsag, mem is erti, hogy
ilyen javaslatoknak miert all
az administrator az utjaba.
De hatara van mindennek
S ostobasag haza-arulonak tar
tani akarkit, amiert sztrajkot
hiv vagy sztrajkba megy, ami
mex mindig veget vethet a
kongresszus, vagy a kormany,
anelkll, hogy ilyen drakoi
torvenyt venne igenybe.
s mikor a melyen tisztelt
honatyak olyan d0rgedelmesen
a sztrajkok ellen beszelnek,
mikor haza-arulassal akarjak a
sztrajkokat vadolni, talan mem
artana ha a sajat becses sze-
meikben a grendat szinten
szivesek lennenek megnezni.
A kormany honapok ota k0-
nyorog, hogy a kongresszus yes
sen korlatot, szabjon hatart az
egyre emelked6 araknak, de a
kongresszusnak ugylatszik ez
a csekelyseg mem siirg6s.
Keriilgetik, mint a macska a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-20
fFOlytataS,

- Igy nj most raer hat irja
meg nyomban AIT levelet -. De ait
ne irja belle, hogy Batyustol is megszokott
avval fene szolgabiroval. -.
valy nagyon ijedt arcot vagott. Xii
lonben is nagyon fazott levelirastol :.
hat meg az ilyen biinbano level megfogal-
mazasa milyen nehez feladat! De ellenkez-
nj mem inert. 8, aki Sc zardaban, sc ott-
hon mem akart senki akarata elott meg
hajolni, engelmeskedett az idegen asszony-
max, akitol fuggott, hogy legyen-e Key
stonban fedel feje f0l0tt, vagy egy cent
nelkll kikerlljon az utcara.
Leult es irt. Toredelmesen vadolta
magat es bocsanatert rimankodott. Leirta,
milyen rettento nyomorusagba jutott Ba-
tyus mellett, hogy himzessel kenytelen ke-
nyeret megkeresni
"Sorsomat megerdemlem, magam va
gyok az Okla, ha nyomorultul elpusztulok
lit messze idegenben. Csak az fog fajni
utolso percemig, hogy edes apamat, beteg
edesanyamat mem lathatom tobbe. Ha
megbocsatananak nekem amiert terden-
allva esedezem: soha t0bbe mem lenne pa
naszuk ram iparkodnek mindent jova
tenni :"
Sapadozva k0nnyeit toriilgetve, a
csaknem elfeledett helyesirasal is kiiz-
k0dve sokaig irta ext a levelet Valy. Es
iegborzasztobb elmenyet lit, Keystonban
el sc panaszolhatta benne! Erezte, hogy
errol okosabb hallgatnia, inert apja meg
rosszabb velemennyel lenne rola, ha meg
irja neki, hogy Batyustol meg Hajduval
szokott meg
Burdacsne ketszer is benyitott $50
baba, aztan ism5t kiment csendesen, mem
zavarta, hagyta irni Eppen letette Valy
a tollat, mikor bejott harmadszor. Ekkor
toilette papaszemet elkerte Valytol le-
velet. Felhangosan olvasta k0zben he
lyesloleg bolintott.
Egeszen jol osszeszedte >. -
mondta vegul = Csak AIT irja meg oda,
hogy valaszt hova kuldjek!
Hova? - ijedezett Vely. - Nit tu-
dom en-, hol leszek. mire valasz meyer
kezik?
Maga lelkem visszamegy Batyus-
hOz, oda cimeztesse valaSzt, hozza
= Mem mehetek, mines egy centem Sc.
Ha en- AIT mondom, hogy vissza-
megy, AIT jelenti hogy kolcs0n adom az
utik0ltseget, Maid megadja, ha penz-
hez jut.
- Oh nagyon k0sz0nom. De hat
ha mem vesz vsisza Matyi?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-20

Zorro kasat, bar nagyon jol
tudjak, hogy a nemzet let
erdeke, hogy az inflacio sulyos
atkatol megmentsek ezt az Or
szagot.
Ha az arak a felhokig emel.
kednek, amitol ma mar messze
nincsenek, nemcsak a polgarok
millioi mehetnek tonkre, ha-
mem merhetetlenul t0bbe ke-
rul a fegyverkezes, es ugy meg.
rakjak a nemzetet adossaggal
hogy soha mem tudjuk meg
fizetni. Ami azutan csak a
dollar elertektelenedeshez We.
zethet.
EFT tudja a legbutabb kon-
gressmen is (oh yes, mem min
den honatyanak sill ell a feje az
okossagtoD, meg sem sietnek
a kerdest letargyalni.
Tisztan azert, inert a j0v6
esztendoben valasztas lesz, es
felnek bizonyos szavaz6knak a
tyukszemere ralepni.
Felnek a farmer-szavazatok
elveszteset6l, a munkas-szava-
zatok elveszteset6l, s a jo listen
tudna milyen nagy szavaza-
tok elveszteset6l, s k0zben a
munkasnak nap-nap utan 0sz-
szebb zsugorodik a fizetese
inert nap-nap utan kevesebbet
kap a dollarert.
Lehet-e csodalni, ha itt-ott
aztan sztrajkra gondolnak,
akkor is, ha mem akarnak
inert egyik hetrd a masikra
megcs0kken a fizetes 0t-tiz
szazalekkal?
A kongresszusmen urak az
egesz nemzet sorsaval jatsza-
max, 0nzesb6l, a szavazatok er-
dekeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-20

hogy Matewanba utazhasson. NagyonG ~,
'ragudtam ra de most mar -. ad-
dig mem banom, ha lit is lesz
- Tudod, mondta Jim lassan.
megfontoltan, = ha mar annyi j6t tet-
tink veliik, adunk neki k0lcs0n utik0lt-
seget. Menjen listen hirevel Es t0bbet SEM
mi penzert Sc fogadunk be senkit Eek
feherek nagyon gbizhatatlanok -.
Jim azert beszelt ICY, bar Valy mint
sep no, nagyon tetszett neki inert felt,
hogy maskor is kalandokba keveredik
utobb meg elrontja Maggiet
- Nagyon egbizhatatlanok - is
metelte Maggie - megis Ok neznek le
benniinket, feketeket -
Azzal kellemes erzessel aludtak e1
hogy Ok sokkal kiilonbek fehereknel
Valy meg sokaig almatlanul hanyko-
lodott. Erezte, hogy mask szobaban r6la
folyik $40 es t0prengett sorsan Nehez
nehez az elet jo lenne eldobni =. De
hatha megbocsat az apja akkor j6ra
fordul minden? Csak ne kellene vissza-
menni miihelybe himezni, inkabb eltiirne
Matyi nyerseseget. Most, hogy egyediil volt
az ismeros szobaban, ugy erezte, hogy az
az ember, aki Matewanban XII tudja hol
alszik, megis csak hozza tartozik. Egyiitt
vetkeztek, egyiitt kell szenvedni0k. II
Es busult azon, hogy helyzete most
mar kellemetlen lesz Higginsekn&l is, mig
megkeresi a sziikseges dollarokat. Meg
hatha vissza Sc veszi szab6n6? Hova lesz.
mihez foghat akkor?
Masnap, mielott munkaba indult vol
ma, bekopogtatott hozza Higgins S be is
nyitott, mielott felkelhetett volna Barat-
sagosan mosolygott, vakitoan feher fogait
mutogatva megallt agya el6tt
- Legjobb lesz ha lady azonnal ell
utazik megorvendezteti Matyast!
- Mines penzem! sohajtotta Valy
(Szep volt az agyban is, szetzilalt ha-
javal sapadtan, Jim ezuttal sem mulasz-
totta el, hogy szemeit legeltesse rata,
mint mindig, ha Maggie mem lattal
- lit van penz. Matyi maid meg
kuldi.
Tizenot dollart tett paplanra.
- Szerencses utat, lady!
Lehajolt es homlokon cs6kolta Valyt
(Ennyit, - gondolta csak meg
engedhet maganak, amiert annyi kelle-
metlenseget okoztak hazaban feherek.)
- listen aldja meg, derek Jim! - bu-
csuzott tole valy konnyes szemmel
'Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-20

i a politikusok k0zt, ha az izo-
laciosokat vezetne.
S rata Xviii, sajnos, mem
latnak 6szinte, egyenes embert
a republicans partban, XII
we've ITALIAN az egyetlen Taft
szenatort, aki viszont olyan
reakcios es olyan korlatolt
intelligenciaval van megaldva,
hogy mem akarja a szavazok
gyomra Onion es a csalad har-
mine millio dollarjan tul be-
venni.
Vandenberg a fencen i'll,
miota benn van a szenatusban
s az aleln0k jelolest is csak
egyszer kinaltak neki, mikor
meg Landont is elebe helyez-
tex.
A Willkie j6hiszemiisege es
oszintesege egyre t0bb er6t ont
a haldokl6 republicans part
ba, es a verat0mlesztes hatasa
alatt a part ujra kezd eledni.
S ma ketsegtelenil Willkie
a part were.
Teljesen mindegy, hogy a
kongresszus republicans poll
tikusai hallgatnak-e ra, s veze-
ruknek tekintik-e, az orszag-
ban letez6 part-csoportok ct
akarjak kovetni.
Hogy milyen lesz az a re-
publikanus part, amelynek
Willkie lesz a vezere, ait mem
tudjuk.
Semmi esetre mem olyan,
mint amikor Hoover vagy Lam
don volt a part yezere, s ahogy
Roosevelt atformalta a demo-
krata partot a sajat kepere,
eppen ugy At fogja a mask
partot Willkie formalni.
De legalabb ujra lesz egy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-20

Lehetseges es sok esetber
biztosan ugyanezt teszik q
"munkasvezerek" akik szin.
ten a nemzet sorsaval jatsza.
max, mikor sztrajkokat hiv.
max fontos honvedelmi ipar.
ban.
S szinten a szavazatok erde.
keben, hogy a dzsabjaikat 6
szervezetekben megtartsak.
Mivel kil0nbek ez esetben q
honatyak a sztrajkot hive
munkasvezernel?
S kiil0n0sen mivel kul0n.
bek az esetleg sztrajkol6 nun.
kasoknal, akiket elkeserit, hog7
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JATEKA MATT - nap-nar
utan kevesebbet keresnek inert
mindenert kenytelenek tobbet
fiZetni.
Igen, van eleg szalka a mum.
kas-mozgalmakban manapsag
amiket j6 lenne oman kihuz.
nj, de j6 lenne a testtel kisst
lassabban mozogni, inert q
melyen tisztelt honatyak sze.
meiben is bowen akadnak ge.
IrendAk.