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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-30
DACARA A SOK
JOGOS

panaSznak, gyaraink egyre
tobbet termelnek, S Oroszor-
sag fele atlag egy hajorako-
many hadi anyagot inditanak
naponta. Egyel0re az Anglia
max szant hadi anyag is mind
a Szovjetnek megy, az anne
rikai segitseget tehat mar er6-
sen erik az europai hare
tereil.
S minthogy el6relathatolag
a Kaukazusban az orosz-angol
csapatok rovidesen k0z0s
frontot alkotnak, attol sem
kell erosen tartani, hogy egy
esetleges orosz-nemet kulon-
beke (amire ma mines semmi
kilatas, de amire megis kell
gondolni) az atkiildott hadi
anyag egy reszet nemet kEzre
Juttatna.
Ha az ellenzek t0bb co-ope-
racict mutatna, mem a mar
megszabott nemzeti programot
prob5lna szabotalni, hanem
annak helyesebb eS alaposabb
keresztiil-vitelet surgetne, az
sokat segitene es igazi szolga-
lat lenne nemzet szamara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-30
A GAZDASAGI
HELYZET

tele van, termeszetesen, ba-
jokkal. A japan helyzetre valo
tekintettel az ertekek szinte
nap-nap utan lefele csusznak a
tozSdeken.
Az ipari helyzet bizonytalan-
saga, amely ranehezedik min
den bekes fogyasztasra dol
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Mann 10 Write
About Trial Run
OF Locomotive

wAsn IT, o.. DIESEL frelFss
iccouoSivs make. u. triai ran
frcu Chicago Il II. snssis. nsSt
w~.k. chArl.. , A Mann - rs.
coma. vin he shnsri ~ enlY
passenger from The Pacific coast
Mann. she = nstleaary kncwa
80 . writer ~ railroad ARTICLES
sin ~ rerrss~ntirs . hsif -sossn
~ NOR, newspapers sna mass-
sine.
Diesel locomotives though thsY
have e~en n uss fct several years
IN passenger trains have never
been used % draw freight trains
and the trial ran nexs week 10 e.
pect~l q sake railroad history.
oaiy f-ccati, cewsriet~a. tho
nsa Diesel h.eowatise !.
uen.tsr ~ ~. klna. n siii
generate s.eaa horsepower. !.
isa feet hong and e..s ssse.-
oeo The iccamatiee. fir.t ~
t... "a. suiit Tor tho SAINT.
fe railroad.
Pulling 80 freight cars. the giant
locomotive will enver the Chicago.
los Angeles run In thte. DAYS se.
eorilng 10 plan. rresen, tastes,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Rabbi Will Tell
About Schechier

Ths nfs sna works - soiemon
seh<eha<r Js~ssh scholar snd re-
ssrsss a. founder ard lssasr n
re dsv<iopm<at n the Traditional
- conservative movement m
Aassrtean Judaism. ~sh - ass-
eas-<a ~ e.hss Ts.Fucn / Trigger
aarins ths regular service 81 Tai
nas TsFsh synssnrs< - ttn and
80 Friday At as =
TIre - sh< ssrmnn viii 10 sclo~
sea s<hsehfsr uis I4fe sst
vnrss eshel rresx<f wiIl tel
sns ssaecAfsF ru.< frpm Aumhss
birth - = Ramsnisn village - ne-
eems . great Jewish srnnlsr ~
csmhftdxs university. and finally.
how Ne came ~ unst~a states 81
,ss request - tns ate ~. Cyrus
Alter - n<sa ~ Jewish rn~o.
laxlesl seminary
Following ths service tee wtli -
served dafiax . spl.l nuaf n Inc
v<ssry Fs-oms rrssased 9TH - -
exhibit II cersmsnssi eeIeess less.
81 10 The Inesi synsGeaas ~ ,n~
Jewish Theological seminary q
New YuFh city BECAUSE II the
Farur<An var. the Ns~ yevs mu~
.<an . 90. ~ the fsw eerfsrs
whsrs te~tsh arr treasures are ~.
limited
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Old Timers Night
For Elks Feb. 5

Tenth annual Old Timers night
A. Tacoma Elks lodge il set for
next Wednesday evening when the
program will be arranged 10 honor
the 20i members who have been
Elks Is years OF more
Calvin Heilig. Portland and TIA
coma theater veteran. Il expected
10 come from Portland and take
his place as Old Timer No l. lie
was initiated In 1921
The program Will be directed by
Ken Burnhsm. past exalted ruler
II IL planned to have those who
remember dix UP details Of the
local Elks' activities Of other years
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

sedan. . six-pasSenEer sport coupe
with full-width r.sr seat. = three
passenger business coupe and a
six passenger convertible coupe
with automatic top
These new cars compare in de-
sign with the present Series 50
Bucks. and really exceed them
in performance and economy"
Mueller said
Early delivery on all new models
can be had at tn. factory. Mueller
pointed out.
OF course the new cars have
Bucks regular valve in head
straight eight Fireball' engine.
Mueller sad. This engine develops
ll5 horsepower at $500 rpm.
Compound carhuretion. optional on
these cars, raises the horsepower
10 125 at $500 rpm. This Is the
same engine used in the Series 40
and Series so Bucks. and with a
{ - NJ FfNfA AaAtN II Ahf INV
models. delivers slightly improved
performance and economy
Torque-tuhe drive, coil springs
on all four wheels. knee action
front suspension. hypoid rear axle
gears. hydraulic brakes. sll-helical
gear syncromesh transmission and
x-type frames are other chassis
units Identical with the larger
Bucks
Nearly all Buick features. such
as for-n-aft direction signals. re-
mote gear-shifting. concealed run
ming boards and other interior con-
venienees are standard on the new
models Mueller said. Upholstery
materials and paint combinations
are also the same as on the Series
40 cars.
Buick is the fourth largest pro-
ducer in the automobile industry.
Actually. this newest group OF
models Will bring cars Of Buick
standards very close in price TO
the other three high volume pro-
ducers in the lowest price field"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Seeks Third Divorce from Woman
To Whom He Has Been Wed Thrice

Theodore a Page. Tacoma radio
repairmsn. Of 1908 So. Grant ave
was nothing II not game in his
marital relations. according 10 his
suit for divorce on file in superior
court here Friday
II was Pages third divorce ae-
ton against Yvonne Page. culmi-
mating his third marriage TO her
Plaintiff Page. who lives here
with his mother. claims he and
Mrs. Page. who lives in San Fran
cisco with her mother. are
estransed now beyond hope OF
reconciliation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Burglar Given
l2-Year Term

The heaviest Jolt given To any
rev prisoner at Walls Walls was
handed Friday to Francis A.
Besrus. 3l-year-old native Of Cape
town. South Africa. who was sen
fenced IN Tacoma Sept. l. for sec
ond degree burglary.
Besrns' 1S-year maximum term
was cut by the state parole hoard
70 minimum Of IL years He
also has hold order by immigrs-
ton officials waiting for him when
he serves his time.
An FIJI record showing is PRIOR
arrests and convictions apparently
was responsible for the heavy mini
mum. Bearns was caught by po-
lice last Sept 6 hiding under the
basement stairs of house at 1924
A ST. He had stripped the house
of electrical and plumbing fixtures
and had piled them ready to take
out when the caretaker noticed
boards gone from a window and
phoned for police.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

They we're married first IN San
Francisco Oct. Il. 1926. That union
ended in divorce in 1888. on
grounds that Mrs. Page refused 10
keep house for him and abandoned
the home he provided
They were married again and
divorced again In 1887 Same
grounds
The present marriage began
Sept 8. 1888 No children have
been born from any Of the three
marriages and no community prop
erty accumulated, Page alleges
Present grounds are the same as
before
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

fright train time hstseen ths ssn
cities u eight days
Mann said ~ vuald leave rseo-
ma Friday snosHi the Great North.
err rsilfesds Empire nuilasr
Amnns those who hsxe made
arrangements sith Mana fnf affi-
cie. senut the ioconaative = News
paper EntsFprsss association. "a.
tiansi nsS.pansF sfnflcsl<. wksrh
supple. The TsceFns Times ~ith
features
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

Torpedo styled bodies feature
the new cars. They are three
inches shorter in wheelhsse and
have 3 reduction 81 six inches in
overall length. compared 10 the
present Buick Special line
These new models. designed as
additions 70 the lowest priced
group Of Buick cars. Will bring
Bucks price coversge TO lower
levels said r. A Mueller. presi-
dent Of Mueller-Harkins They
meet the increasing demand for q
compact high performance auto
mobile Of the quality specified for
other Buick lines"
The four new models offered
are: six passenger, four door
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Mueller Harkins TO Offer
New Model Buick Saturday
Shorter Wheelbose and Lower Price
Characteristics of Series 40 Special"

Last week the models shown 70 group Of
Buick dealers and statesmen. This ektomorrowSatur
day-everyone will have opportunity the when
additions to the 1871 Buick Series 40 Special line
formally presented 10 the public the showrooms Of Mueller
Harkins I'D Broadway
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Aunt Het

= used 70 breed ocuin' ed
hut dent anv rNcre TIE
O. the world = oeffiN ~ nos
In pluFeb feenreiled 70 hein
somewhere eise
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

ate, Senator Tobey recalled
the fact that Lord North.
elite said in his book in 1925
that he spent one hundred ana
fifty million dollars IN the
United States IN 1917 to gel
America into the war."
Hoe much" continued
Senator Tobey. do you
suppose they (the British
are spending today?"
This man, WedglUood,"
said Senator Tobey fur
ther, us only a disciple of
Winston Churchill. The
same Winston Churchill
UhO said IN HIS book tCrit-
ten IN I925-.THE BEST
WA Y TO SECURE
AMERICAN SYMPATHY
is TO GET AMERICAN
BLOOD SHED ON THE
FIELD ,"
Senator Wheeler, also or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

of Europe, the ancient racial
and religious antagonisms of
Asia.
We must carry the four
freedoms futilely to the four
corners of the earth, only to
have them rejected and ridi-
culed when they arrive there.
Meanwhile we must deprive
ourselves of every phase of
freedom here at hOme-Of
every ounce of political lib
erty, of every atom of pros
perity, of every shadow OF
public or private welfare.
We must even sacrifice our
independence so that a for
eign nation, against which we
formerly rebelled because of
its eXactiOns and harsh dOmi-
nation, its ingratitude and in
justice, can now use us as
part of its war machine, and
make us a part of its long
sought world dominion.
IN DISCUSSING this fla
L grant British war prOpa-
ganda on the floor of the Sen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Parents Here Divided
On Mrs. ROOSeVelfS
4.ChiIdren Families

Dispatches Cambridge Mass reported that Mrs Franklin
D. second annual conference on romoow
Children" that qualification She with Harvard
professor claims every family should have three or four
children
having children should be able provide for them
that neither the mothers the
chldren's health suffer
What think Of this? The Detroit Times asked some
prominent prospective parents their opinions
Read and then opinion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
premier of England, definitely
declares il.
TTTHE age Of oppeoSe-
Il ment and isolation as

TITHE age Of oppeoSe-
Il ment and isolation as
gone says the truculent
Col. Josiah C. Wedgwood,
speaking for us Americans
as well as for the British
Parliament.
"We'Ue had gears and
gears Of these Wretched
APPRAISERS LIKE
WHEELER IN England"
And "by 1Oretched up
peaserS 7 mean all people 10llt
are not prepared to conS,dei
their duty TO the rest of MAN
kind"
And, continues the
crockery colonel emphoti-
cdlly, this includes all
those 1Cho think they can
keep out Of the tOdr and let
the other hemisphere settle
its oWn difficulties.
According to these British
statesmen and generals, we
must take on the
age old hatreds and jealOusies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
LOnger-Draft bill
Due i'm Senate Soon:
Backs Id
BY WILLIAM 8. NEAL
Init News Service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. July 1s.-Gen
George c. Marshall. army chief
of staff, appeared today to have
won a majority of the Senate mill
tory affairs committee to his pro-
|posal to keep draftees, national
guardsmen and reserves beyond
their one-year period of training
A canvass of the committee
showed an almost certain majority
for a bill TO this effect. II may
be reported TO the Senate early
next week.
In an effort TO overcome Senate
Opposition, administration leaders
disclosed that they had shunted
aside General Marshall's recon-.
|mendation that Congress declare
a national emergency, which would
automatically give the President
power to keep the army intact.
Previously, the original army
proposal to remove restrictions or
sending draftees beyond the West.
ern Hemisphere had been side.
tracked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
BARKLEY,S VIEW

Democratic Leader Alben w
Barley was said TO have informed
colleagues that no declaration oil
Emergency would be sought. Sen.
ate leaders also rejected sugges-
tons for a compromise under
which draftees would be permitted
to enlist for more than one year
There is no basis for a COM
PROMISE" said Senator Lister
| Hill of Alabama. Democratic
whip. There Is no way to ac-
complish the end sought but tn
report out legislation. I expect
the committee to report q bill
authorizing retention of the
army intact, rather than to re-
port resolution declaring an
emergency"
The committee today called
three army generals to tell of the
practical effect of easinl
draftees. They were Mai. Gen
Jacob l.. Devers. Fort Bragg, N
c.. newly appointed head of Tn,
armored force; Maj. Gen. Miltor
A. Reckord, Fort Meade, and Mai
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

John u. Brooke,
1874 llene avenue,
father Of one child
II don't think l
agree with Mrs.
Roosevelt. I don't
think any outsider
can or should set
the number of chill
dren a family should
have.
I'VE think the
world of our little
son. Jeffrey, and are
anxious 10 provide
MIN WIN tNtTNlHlHS
we can. We hope
some day TO have a
larger family. and to
he able 10 provide
for II i'm a similar
way.
But IL it's all the
sam e with Mrs.
Roosevelt. well de-
eide on all these
matters ourselves"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

can ships ouer and in the
Wdr zone"
The "Union Now" move
ment, declared Col. Wedg'
wood, is "far more advanced
In England than in the
United States.
"The people lin Eng
land are ready for it noto."
"We'pe ali got to hang
together or zoe Wiit hang
singly," says the colonel
adopting Benjamin Frank
Inns dictum in the reverse,
and applying to America
what that revered signer
Of the Declaration Of indie
pcndence had to say about
England.
AS a matter of fact, Ameri.
cans would have no particular
objection to seeing Col. Wedg.
wood hanging singly.
Indeed, they would rather
favor the idea.
But they do object to all OF
M being HAN GEL TO
GETHER In support of the
iealousies and commercial
rivalries and selfish politicaI
policies of any foreign nations
whatever.
CTHL there Is no use becom'
- ing unduly incensed at this
crockery warrior.
His opinions are character
istic of his present govern
ment.
In the press dispatches ol
the same day appear the re
marks of Lord Vansittart
member of the British Hous,
Of Lords, who says:
Amy talk of peace NTH
the Ndzis is impossible.
Persistent bombing may
pedken German morale and
may start a crdck-up.
"But land success is
needed against the ReichS-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

United States have small be-
lief that this covering Con-
gress will possess the courage
to assert any form of Ameri-
can independence, or to stop
In any manner the offensive
foreign propaganda which Is
rushing our country into an
alien war.
Colonel Wedgwood is on his
way home to be sure, but
Lord Halifax, the authorized
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

the floor of the Senate, de
Tended the United States Con
gress against the attacks Of
Col. Wedgwood, and repealed
with admirable restraint the
amazing personal assault
against himself made by the
British premier.
Said Senator Wheeler:
Lord Halifax and the
other English statesmen
may take Mr.. WiAkie into
camp; they may take Mr..
Morgenthou into camp:
they may take Mr.. Knor
into camp; bat they are not
going to run the Congress
of the United States IN my
Judgment"
I EFT us hope that Senator
L. Wheeler's Judgment" Il
sound and true.
But the people Of tn,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Ndzis BOmbdrd
Channel Convoy

BERLIN, July Is. 49, German
long-range guns mounted on the
French coast shelled a British
shipping convoy in the English
Channel today. forcing it to re-
treat, according to an official an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
IN THE NEWS
Continued from Page One)


ioehr. This WiH take I'M
menSe mdnpOWer, and IN
less the Russians crush the
Germans IN the East,
AMERICA Is THE ONLY
HOPE.
an the long run AMER
ICAN MANPOWER iCiH be
needed for q land victory
oUer Germany"
And a few days before, Gen
eral Sir Claude Auchinleck,
commander i'm chief of the
British forces in the Middle
East, said:
"Pue alicays thought the
7Cdr must be ICON IN, Eu-
rope, IA Germany, on Ger
mGny'S olUn soil.
"Therefore, I SEE AS
MUCH NEED FOR
AMERICAN MANPOWER
IN THIS WAR AS IN
THE LAST"
And Lord Elibank, speak
ing before the House of Lords
only Wednesday advised that
the British war cabinet
"include representatives OF
the dominionS, India. and the
United States, tCho soon tUill
be nearer to rs IN WGr than
they arc at present"
How gratifying 1t will be
TO the once free people of the
United States to be back in
the British Empire on the
same terms and i'm the same
rank with the subject races
of oppressed India.
THE facts are, fOlks,-in the
i plain English which we
are only now beginning tc
hear spoken,-that England
knows she cannot win the war
against Germany.
But she positively will not
make peace, no matter how
honorable peace might be
offered.
Any German offer Of a
peace conference icith
honor" Lord Vdnsittdrt
says, "1CiH altCays hare a
certain degree of dccep-
tonce among mugs Of high
circles as 1CeU as lo1C."
But mo COMPREHEN-
SIVE PEACE Is POS
| SIBLE."
Why!
Because the British Empir,
expects America to do heI
fighting for her, and to dral
her chestnuts out of the hot
Goals of the war she has de
clared, and the diplomat,
complications she has in
VOWED herself in.
We Americans could no.
say this and be believed, but
when English lords and gen
erals and members of Parlia
ment say ii, it must be recog
niZed as true.
Moreover, Mr.. Atlee, mem
Der Of the British war cabinet
repeats IL; and Mr.. Churchill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

and official British interferer
extraordinary, and meddler
plenipotentiary, in Americas
personal political affairs -
still at large in this land OF
the free, and still perpetrat-
ing-witheHt protest from
our pseudo American Con-
gress-his humiliating al
fronts to the independence
and the self-respect of the
American people.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
FIGHTING OVER CHANNEL

The air ministry said British
fighters yesterday were active over
the English Channel and northern
France. This communique said:
"Nine enemy aircraft were de-
stroyed and six OF ours were
lost"
The London radio announced
that American-built bombers are
arriving in England in "ever-in-
Icreasing quantities" and said that
so far not a single American
made bomber had failed to reach
Britain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

Or. Colletta NJ.
Swaney 7705 East
Jefferson ven Q,
newly married
II do not believe
the professors views
are sound as applied
To the American ma
ton as a whole be-
cause the influx Of
immigrants into this
country has b ee n
much greater than
that, for example,
into England or Ger
many " ere the
strain Il pure or
nearly so.
III we propagate
children for volume
alone, in generations
10 come the average
American citizen IL
destined TO be weak
I'm body, mind and
soul.
Il am inclined
rather TO share the
view expressed nv
Mrs. Roosevelt. FL
nancial status and
adequate personal at
tention on the part
Of the parents must
be considered. But
YOU need not be a
millionaire to have a
family"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

nouncement. One steamer was
said to have been hit.
London reported the Ger
mans fired 10 shells across the
Straits of Dover, apparently
aiming at a conVoy.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Franco Warns u. S.

MADRID. July 8.-uNS)--Gen-
eralissimo Francisco Franco today
advised" America TO stay out OF
war. The Spanish dictator, in
speech to the Falangist national
council on the fifth anniversary OF
the outbreak of the Spanish civil
war argued that America would
be unable to do anything deci-
siVe."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Raj OVER GERMANY

British night bombers once more
attacked industrial targets in
western Germany. An air ministry
communique said industrial areas
in Cologne and elsewhere in the
Rhineland were attacked by the
Raj last night. Fires were started,
the communique stated.
Aircraft of the coastal command
attacked enemy shipping at ST,
Nazaire. One ship of about 1000
tons suffered direct hit.
British fighting planes also at
tackled airdromes in German-occu-
pied territory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

Said Councilman
Eugene !. Van Ant
werp. father OF IL
children;
81 don't agree with
with Mrs. Roosevelt
In her advocation Of
birth control or In
the qualification she
sets up.
II think the Lord
intended that there
should he large fam
ilies. and I've no
ticed that ProVt-
dence seems 10 have
q way of taking espe-
cial care OF large
families.
"To have such a
IA m ily whenever
possible Is a duty 10
God and TO country.
Ii has been shown
through many cen
turtles that the best
minds usually occur
I'm children who are
members OF large
families.
"None OF our chill
dren has proven to
be q genius Yet. One
of my boys right
now Ii . navy ensign
and another Is taxi
ing tests to become
an army fiier. All
In all, we feel God
has been very good
"a our IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Blasting Of Hull
By Nazi Filters
Ends British Lu||
BY CHARLES A. SMITH
Init News Service stan Correspondent

LONDON, July 1S.-Ending the
relative lull Britain has enjoyed
while the Raj pummeled Ger
many, Nazi raiders last night and
early today punished the north
eastern port of Hull with the heav-
lest air attack England has suf-
fered in many weeks. Casualties
were feared heavy.
Relays of German raiders at
tackled Hull, dropping large num-
bers of bombs of the heaviest cal
ibers and destroying commercial
and industrial buildings, shops and
houses.
Incendiary bombs started a ring
Of fires.