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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27
Mem PARANCS0L

A polgari jellegii nemzeti We
delen sz0vetsegi legf6bb igaz-
gatoja, Fiorello La Guardia
new york; polgarmester felhi-
vassal fordult az Egyesiilt Al
lamok klil0nb0z6 felekezteinek
papjaihoz es lelkeszeihez, hogy
vasarnaponkent a demokracia
es a vallas szabadsaga fel6
predikaljanak a templomban-
Utmutatas okab6l La Guar
dia mindjart egy minta-beszk
Diet is mellekelt a felhivashoz,
amely megmutatta volna, hogy
milyen szellemben kell beszelni
az egyhazi szoszekr6l.
A meglep6 felhivas felhabo-
rodott visszautasitasra talalt
A legtobb valasz lenyege az
volt:
- Vilagi embereknek nincs
jussuk ARA, hogy papoknak
parancsolgassanak.
Az alkotmany megserteset
emlegettek masok. AIT mond-
talk, hogy az allamnak nincs
joga beleavatkozni az egyh&-
zak bels6 eletebe. nh4
De az igazi felhaborod&st az
okozta megis, hogy La Guard
sdia minta beszeddel szolg<s
AIT vettek t6le rossz' n6yen,
hogy magat okosabhnaks tart
sja q papsagnal, exert adott
rninta- -besz6det. ago sih
Nagyon okos embernek r.
merjiik Mayor La Guardi&t,
de ezzel a pr6balkozassal bakot
lott es munkajat mem segitette
=el6. A vilag legerzekenyebb tar
sadalmi csoportjat bantotta
meg Is ezt hamarosan mem he
veri ki. s1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27

vabb pr6balkozzon es exert figyelt minden
k6zelgo jarmiire. De sokaig csak automo
biloxi rohantak az orszaguton, melyek, aig
hogy megpillantotta 6ket, mar ell is zug-
tax mellette, biizzel arasztva el a kedves
tajekot. vegre megint jott egy seeker, las
san, lovak fejuket logattak, kocsis Ia
zan tartotta a gyeplot :. . szunyokalt.
Valy or0mmel latta, hogy seeker nincs
megterhelve, mindossze egy csomo tires
zsakot visz.
Kiabalt, integetett.
A kocsis felriadt gepiesen megrantot-
ia gyepl6t, a lovak megalltak.
Valy lihegve k0zeledett rinankodot:
- Vegyen fel . halalosan faradt
vagyok!
kocsis megdorzsolte szemeit keze-
fejevel hatra akart bokni ostoraval, hogj
'Ugorjon fel mol" De akkor tekintete ta-
lalkozott a no k0nyorg6 tekintetevel az
ostor fele uton megallt, inert kocsis kar-
ia mintha hirtelen megbenult volna.
- Hat te hol jarsz lit =. j6madar?
Es az ostor, mintha lecsapni keszilt
volna more, aki felsikoltott.
Teged kereslek, utanad j0ttem,
Matyi!
Minek? Maradj csak oft, ahol ed
dig voltal -.
- Ne haragudj J.. kimagyarazok
mindent.
- Mem haragSzOm nekem az cSak
jo, ha Nasal eled vilagodat, rattan csak
nyug voltal -.
Szorosabbra fogta gyeplot lovak
k0ze akart csapni Vad, konyortelen arccal.
valy ketsegbeesetten ALT lovak ele,
kiteve magat annak, hogy legazoljak.
- Ne beszelj ICY :. ne hagyj ell!
Gondold meg, hogy neked adtam penze-
met is, szerelmemet is "a.
- Es en- elhagytam erted j6 felese-
genet, szep csaladomat, mem tartozom
neked semmivel. Mem vagy te szegeny en-
berhez val6, hat csak add 0ssze magadat
ezutan is urakkal Eredj a lovak el6l,
inert meg keresztul hajtok rajtad, pedig
mem volna erdemes erted bahia keveredni
- Matyi, ne hagyj ell! En- most is csak
teged szeretlek es ne hidd, hogy en- massal
csak sz6t is valtottam. Miattad mentem
el, neked akartam jobb allast szeremi.
- EFT hazugsagot most szoptad XII
a kisujjadbol, ugy-e?
- IgaZat beszelek . elmondok min
dent, csak vegyel fel szekerre, inert osz-
szeesek faradsagt6l.
Batyus egy sz6val sem hivta, de tiirte,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27
Az APA VALASZA

Kemeny fekhelyen meg XII Sc pihent4A
Valy gyaloglas faradsagat a Batyussal
valo talalkozas izgalmait, meg az ijedtse-
get, hogy mem akarta visszavenni, middn
Matyas felkoltotte
- Talpra! Segits felpakolni a z0ldse-
ges kocsira, azutan jelentkezz a konzerv-
gyarban. 5s ird filled m0ge, hogy Mrs.
Strothers annyira akkuratus, hogy aki
egyszer elkesett, az mar el is van bocs&tva
Az eltor6dott valy s6hajtva emelke-
dett fel, niagara kapkodta ruhait 6s segi-
tett sargarepa es petrezselyem csom6-
kat meg kelkaposzta es salata fejeket, pa
radicsommal telt kosarakat a kocsin meg
felelon elhelyezni Mig aztan Batyus ktve-
zette befogta lovakat, hirtelen meg
mosdott es megfesilk0d0tt, - ahogy le-
hetett tiikor nelkil. Mire elkesziilt, Ba-
tyus mar doc0g0tt is kifele farmr6l, -
ostoraval intett enld vissza valiant i'd
v0zlet felet =. vagy tan csak AIT mutat-
ia, hogy MERE van konzerv gyar? De
hiszen ait mem igen lehetett elteveszteni
-. a gazdasagi epiiletekb6l szamos n6
igyekezett ugyanazon iranyba Valy is ar
ra tartott, - tires gyomorral Is igen CSC
dalkozott, hogy belepesenel mar udv0z6l-
hette farm urn6jet, holott 6 bizonyAra
addig hevereszett volna, ameddig kedw
tartja.
Mrs. Strothers azonban nemcsak
most, hanem minden reggel szemelyesen
osztotta ki munkat. valyt, akinek kepes-
segeit meg mem ismerte, korte~ hamoz6k
koze osztotta be. Ez pedig mem volt sc ne
hez, Sc kellemetlen munka. S6t Valynak
boldog gyermekkorat juttatta eszebe, ami
kor nagy nehezen kest rimankodott hi
Lujza nenit6l, hogy is reszt vehessen a
bef6zni val6 k0rtek hamozasaban
Gyorsan, hangtalanul folyt a munka,
mig Mrs. Strothers abban teremben tar
tozkodott. Kes6bb atment oda, ahol be-
fotteket mar kannaba raktak akkor
Valy k0ril balkan megindult beszed
Egyik-masik tarsn6je hamozas k0zben be-
kapott egy-egy szelet gyiimolcs0t,
- Szabad? - kerdezte Valy batorta-
lanul.
megszolitott, egy idos, de fiatalosan
gyorskezii no elmosolyodott %
'Folytatjukl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27

Higginseknek is AIT az 0sszeget neki kell
el6teremteni :. kiilonben Batyus megint
haragudni fog, ha t6le ker penzt.
Lakas van? - kerdez0SkOd0tt to-
vabb felenken
Az van, csak butor nincs belle.
Maid szerziink.
Nagyot neznek a farmon ha lat
jak, hogy masodmagammal erkezem.
- AIT mondta, hogy n6tlen?
Mem kerdezte t0lem senki.
Dombteton, lombok siiriijeb6l words
teteju epiilet emelkedett XII Matyas ARA
mutatott ostoraval.
OFT laknak Strothersek, nalunk
meltosagos uraknak hivnak 6ket.
tide zold gyepen csik6k fickandoztak.
Odebb tarka tehenek emeltek fel szeles
homlokukat, hogy kocsi iil6kre nezze-
mex szelid-kivancsian. Valyt ugy megha-
totta regen latott ismer6s KEEP, hogy
n1ajdnem sirva fakadt. Batyus nagy gaz-
dasagi udvarba hajtott be, mely oily tisz-
ia volt, mint egy szoba.
Leugrott szekerr6l
Most csak hfogok, azutan megyek
-irs. Strothershez. Mindig azonnal el kell
neki szanlolni Addig csak ALI lit seeker
mellett.
Meg csak az egyik lovat fogta XII, mi
kor magas, ferfias mozgasu no tartott
seeker fele. Area inkabb erelyes, mint
sep, kutat6 6szinte szemeiben sok j6sag.
Batyus tisztelettel udvozolte:
Atadtam a krumplit, Mrs. Stro-
theirs, tessek az iras
Mrs. Strothers figyelmesen megnezte
az elismervenyt S fut6 pillantast vetett
Valyra.
Well -. rendben van Es kit ho-
zott magaval?
A felesegem erkezett meg q.
maid bejar is bef6ttet csinalni, ha
tetszik.
- Johet. AIT hittem, n6vere :.
olyan fatal.
Rovid b6lintassal udv0zolte melyen
meghajl6 Valyt tovabb ment
Batyus led0rzsolte a lovakat, meg
mosta kocsit addig mem t0d6d0tt az
ide-oda topog6 Valyval. Csak azutan mu-
tatta meg neki "lakast", mely csaknem
tires volt. Egy vacok :. egy formatlan
asztal, meg egy seek. Megis milyen POM
pas menedekhely fenyeget6 hajlektalan-
sag utan! Felvette szekre helyezett ba-
dog mosdotalat vizet hozott a kutr6l,
megmosdott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27

hogy f0lmasszon szekerre S a zsakhalom-
ra kuporodjon.
- Minek ez SOk ZSak?
- Krumplit szallitottam benniik egy
matewani keresked0h0z.
Ezzel izgatott, gyiilolkod6 szovaltasuk
nyugodtabb mederbe terel6dott. Batyus
suhintott ostoraval lovak tovabb po-
roszkaltak Valy folyekonyan adta el6
ugyesen kigondolt mesejet. Batyus egyszer
Sc szakitotta felbe, de latszott az arcan,
hogy nem~ad neki hitelt es meg mindig
hajlando lenne a megkinzott teremtest
otthagyni az orszagut k0zepen. Valy tu-
dott arcarol olvasni ijedteben elsiitotte
a nagy agyut.
- Utam sikertelen volt, Matyi, a gaz
kozvetit6, aki neked allast igert, t6rbe
csalt csak penzemet szedte el De
en- azota irtam apamnak, bocsanatot ker-
tenn tole es hatha megbocsat es kiild
penzt?
Ere megvivllantak Matyi szemei
Igen, hisz mem lehetetlen, hogy az
Greg Koroknay, amilyen szeszelyes, megbo-
csat az egyetlen leanyanak akkor az 6
penzen haza lehet mennyi. =. a felesege-
hez. Addig pedig megtiirheti maga mellett
a sz0k0tt kisasszonyt.
Valy figyelmet mem keriilte XII, hogy
a hal bekapta a horgot igyekezett, hogy
erosen raakadjon.
Burdacsekhoz cimeztettem, azok-
hoz a jo emberekhez, akik befogadtak,
maid Ok kuldik el -. abb6l lathatod,
hogy minden ugy igaz, ahogy elmondtam.
Az ember gondolkoz6ba esett. Az elet
tarka. Meglehet =. meg az is lehetseges,
hogy igazat beszel.
Valy pedig asszonyi ravaszsaggal ugy
tett, mintha most mar teljesen helyreallt
volna k0ztuk beke.
- Jo helyed van?
Matyas vallat Won't.
- A berem meglehet6s, csak egyre
hajszolnak mint kutyat. Ann6l az at-
kozott liftnel megis jobb Eel le fel lie.
- Macy farm?
- Roppant Macy Rengeteg z0ldseg,
meg gyiim0lcs terem rata. Minden hal
nalban megyek z0ldsegeskocsival Mate
wanda. Ami gyiim0lcs0t nyersen el mem
adnak, AIT Mrs. Strothers szemelyes fel-
Igyelete a1att bef6zik. Latnad csak, NIT
dolgozik az, pedig mines raszorulva A csc
ledek is mind konzervek koriil foglala-
toskodnak r
- Maid en- is. - igerte Valy. Hi
szen kellett is, hogy szert tegyen valami-
lyen keresetre. Burdacseknak is tartozott,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27

Batyus valahonnan tejet es gyiim0lr
csot keritett moh6n, szotlanul ettek
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-04
Turkey Calls New
Class to CoIors
In Defense Effort

ISTANBUL. Turkey April 4 CUPD
uTurkey called men of 30 and 81
years OF age to the colors today III
view Of the explosive situation in
southeast Europe.
Military authorities published no
tices in the newspapers summonlne
the army classes of 1910 and 1911,
men born in those years, To report
for duty Tuesday.
III al. the order affects about
$4,000 men, but Of the yearly
class OF conscripts only about hall
are usually called to serve.
The authoritative newspaper Ak
sham, an organ Of the governmental
Peoples party limited today at the
possibility of some sort of surprise
action by Jugoslavia. Greece and
Great Britain.
War in the Balkans will begin
when Germany is not expecting it,
Aksham said TT is possible for
JugoslaVia to attack the italians
in order to liberate the Greek
army
In any event, it said, a German
attack would be met by consider
able British forces cooperating
with the Greeks and Jueoslavs.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-04
FDR Orders 212
Ships for British

including the 2l2 new ships and
shipyards. plus funds for repair
of damaged merchant vessels.
2. $500 600 600 in old material ha7
been released from army and navy
stocks for transfer abroad. The
valuation placed on this material.
he said, might be called an in
between figure-a median between
the original production cost and
the scrap value.
3. Sl,5O0 100000 Of proposed allo-
cations are under study for pur-
chase of more weapons and foods
for transfer abroad.
The president said transfers of
old material. limited by congress
to an overall total of 81 800 900 coo
are not going to be itemized. But.
he added. the transfers will be sim
liar to the transaction in which
large quantity of rs millimeter
guns were ordered sent to Greece
while he was visiting Fort Bragg
N. c., earlier this week.
The president would not state
where the new shipyards might be
constructed. except to say that un-
fortunately they cannot be located
on the Great Lakes.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-04
Mason AnoIyzes
Benqhuzi Retreat

Oh March 26. with the Cairo an
nouncement that d small axis force
had occupied Fl Aghelia, about l50
miles southwest OF Benghazi Brit
lsh sources later reported that the
enemy was not in force.
When the Germans and Italians
pushed northWard toward Beng
hazi, however, their number in
creased 50 considerably as to COM
pei BenghaZis evacuation. The
British comnlunique states that
previous to the retirement all mill
tary stores and equipment captured
at Benghazi were destroyed. Tho
implication seems TO point TO the
evacuation having been SO hurried
that the stores and equipment
could not be removed.
There is room for debate whether
1t might not have been better tc
nave concentrated more troops in
Llbya at The expense of holding
back the British push in Eritrea
Tor the time being. The stubborn
italian resistance for nearly Two
months at Keren must have in
telfered with British plans of cam
palgn for it was stated more than
a month ago that troops had been
transferred from Libya for the
Efltrean front.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-04

WASHINGTON. April up
President Roosevelt disclosed today
that he has ordered construction
of 212 new merchant vessels for
Britain and other demoracies.
The president declined TO say
whether production of the new
yepels would completely relieve
the pressure for the United States
to convoy vessels carrying material
aid to Great Britain.
The new ships will not be afloat
until the first of next year.
The president indicated that It
was impossible to say now how the
convoy problem might develop
pending the delivery of these ships
which will be transferred abroad
under the lend-lease act.
The new ships will be built in so
or 90 new shipyards he said re-
vealing that ne has now allocated
about $1,58O,OOO0 of the $1,000
000000 appropriation for production
of war materials for the democra-
cies.
The president broke down the
current status of the war aid pro-
gram as follows:
l. $l,58OO0O,OOO has been allo-
Gated for entirely new material,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-04

WASHINGTON April a (UP)-
The United States today rejected
the German and italian protests
over the seizures of axis ships in
American ports and Secretary Cor
dell Hull sharply rebuked the Ger
man government for its violation
Of the hospitality" shown its YES
sells and crews.
HUI. IL his note to Germany en-
hassy expressed surprise at the
extreme assertions and demands"
made by German charge d'affaires
Hans Thomson IN asking that the
crews be restored to their vessels
at once.
In the first place. the note
said, you do not state upon what
principle of international law or
upon what provision of the treaty
between our two countries you
rely, and in the second place, you
seem wholly to disregard the plain
provisions OF our statutes which
make it a felony for the master
or any other preson in charge or
command Of q vessel, foreign or
domestic, or for any member of the
crew or other person, within the
territorial waters Of the United
States, willfully to cause or permit
the destruction or injury of such
a vessel or TO tamper with it,
motive power or insJrumentalirics
of navigation; and which authorize
the authorities of this government
TO take possession and control of
any vessel and to remove therefrom
the officers and crew when such
action is deemed to be necessary
to protect the vessel from damage
or injury or to prevent damage or
injury TO amy harbor or waters OF
the United States.
Il know Of no principle of inter
national law which permits ,he
masters Of crews of vessels of Il
country which has sought refuge in
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-04
Hull FIoys Nazis
For 'Engrutitude'

CT entered the ports of another
country TO commit acts of destruc-
ton i'm disregard OF local law and
OF the hospitality which they have
been permitted to enjoy, nor is
there any provision in the treaty
between our two countries which
lends even color or support to any
such argument.
1T would indeed be unthinkable
that any civilized nation WculJ
become a party to a treaty contain
ing any such provision or that il
would subscribe to any SO-ealied
principle of international law which
would permit foreign vessels to be
brought to its harbors and road
steads and there Willfully damaged
and wrecked in violation of law
and to the detriment of navigation
and even the safety Of its harbors
without restraint or hindranee by
the local sovereign l.
Rejection of the German and
italian protests a foregone con-
clusion. followed an American de-
mand that Italy withdraw her ma
val attache, Admiral Alberto Lais
on charges that he ordered the sa-
botage of % Italian vessels seized
bv this government.
The Lais incident was expected
to be followed by requests for the
withdrawal of more axis diplomats
Hull referred to the damage il
ihcted on the Pauline Friederich
seized at Boston, and added that
If the Scuttling and burning OF
ships in other harbors of this con-
tinent may be regarded as indica-
tive of what might be expected
in our ports, it is difficult to sec
how your government could expect
this government to be oblivious tc
the situation presented.
Government investigators are try
mp to learn whether any German
official or agent III this country
transmitted orders for sabotage Of
the Pauline Friedrich, one of The
two German ships seized, and the
only one of the two to have been
Sabotaged.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-04
RAF Turned Loose
On Nazis, Italians
At Benghazi Front

CAIRO. April 4 CUP)-The Brit
ish air force has been turned loose
on German and italian armOred
units invading western Cyrenaica
RAF middle east headquarters said
today, and military men, minimiz-
ing the British withdrawal from
Benghazi, said they were set to
meet the axis forces in the hills
back of Benghazi.
let them come, We are ready
for them a military spokesman
said. The Raj disclosed that heavy
bombers Wednesday night raided
enemy motor transport in the Marsa
FL Brega area. east of Ell Aghaila.
RAF planes also attacked Tripoli
capital of Libya, the Raj said.
In Rome the italian high COM
mand admitted that the British had
raided Tripoli, causing IS casualties
in the Jewish quarter, and it was
admitted also that marching Ital-
ian columns in the desert had been
machine gunned by British planes
with losses to the Italians.J
Meanwhile, British military au-
thorities said that natives in italian
east Africa, including Eritrea and
Ethiopia, We're deselting in in
creasing numbers from the Italian
army and that the possibility Of
a massacre of Italians was be-
coming even more serious.
Informants said British empire
forces driving toward Massawa, on
the Red Sea, from Asmara, capital
Of Erltrea, had now reached o
point where two highways led to
the port.
Attributing the loss Of Benghazi
partly to the withdrawal of sub
stantial forces from Libya for the
east African front, military author
tiles said that strategic considera-
tions in east Africa might even
necessitate further Withdrawals.
The loss of Benghazi was an un-
expected blow to Britons. They
made no attempt to conceal theil
disappointment that it had been
necessary to give up the big prize
of the great offensive of the army
Of the Nile.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-04
BY J. w. L. MASON
United Press War Expert

Evacuation OF BenghaZi by its
British garrison shows that Great
Britain has not enough troops and
equipment in the middle east to go
around. The call for military op-
erations in Italian East Africa and
for heavy concentrations in Greece
as well as the defensive require
ments in eastern Libya have COM
PEELED the British TO curtail some
commitments.
That action. however, would not
have been necessary but for The
required use OF the British eastern
Mediterranean fleet to protect con-
VOWS Ell route for Greek ports
AGAINST just such attacks as the
Italian naval command attempted
last week end with such tragic con-
sequences. Concentration Of Brit
tSh War5hips in Greek waters
loosened British naval control of
the passage between Italy and Tri-
poll.
The Germans have been taking
advantage of this opening to trans
port considerable bodies of troops
tc Tripoli. That is the initial rea-
son for the recapture Of Benghazi
by axis forces.
The advance from Tripoli to
Benghazi by the Italo-German bat
talions however, would have been
impossible if the British had con-
tjnued to hold their advanced posi-
ticns in eastern Libya in force
The distance covered by the axis
troops is 500 miles over terrain
without natural bases, requiring
that supplies be carried along with
the troops.
Attacks by British air forces anc
mechanized units should have beer
able to disrupt the axis line OF
communications if the necessary
equipment had been available. It
had been removed, however, for
use elsewhere, and the German ap-
parently had knowledge of this
fact.
There is some indication that the
strength Of the axis advance may
not have been realized by the
British. First public knowledge OF
the Italo-German movement came
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-04
Army Surveys ella
For Possible Dan,

PHOENIX. April 4 CUP)-Sen.
Carl Hayden of Arizona reported
from Washington today that the
U. S. army engineers were surveying
The entire Gila river basin in an
attempt to meet the standing
demand Tor the proposed Charles
ton dam on the San Pedro river
near Benson.
Hayden advised Secretary of State
Harry Moore that he had received
memorial adopted by the house
OF representatives of The recent
legislature urging construction of
the proposed dam south of Benson
to eliminate the annual flood haz-
ards presented by the stream at
high stage.
The Arizona senator said the army
engineers felt it advisable to con-
slider the proposed Charleston pro-
ject in connection With a general
flood control program of the Gila
river and its tributaries rather than
as an isolated project. The San
Pedro flows into the Gila river.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-04
Pope Will Make
Easter Appeal

VATICAN CITY, April q CUP)-
High Vatican sources reported to-
day that Pope Plus in an important
broadcast to the world Easter Sun
day, April 13, would make a peace
appeal in hope that the conflict
might be halted before spring Of
fensives get under way
Pope Plus will speak from his
private study at p m. Rome time
g a. m. psf.
For America. his speech will be
broadcast o. a 31.06 metre band
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-04
Italians SCuftIe
Two Destroyers

LONDON, April 4 CUP)-An ad-
miralty communique tonight report
ed that two italian destroyers were
scuttled by their crews off the
coast of Saudi Arabia, after fleeing
from the Eritrean port of MassaWa.
The communique did not say
when the scuttling occurred.
The scene of the reported scut-
ting is across the Red Sea from
Eritrea
The British previously had re-
ported sinking of two and possibly
three destroyers attempting to es-
cape from MassaWa.
If the two reported scuttled are
in addition to the two or three
previously mentioned the action
brings Italys known destroyer losses
to 18 or 10 since start of the war.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-04
5th Column Weapon
Turns on Hitler

NEW YORK, April 4 CUP)-At-
torney- General Robert H. Jackson
said last night that Adolf Hitler
has made his domain extremely
vulnerable to fifth column activi-
ties by taking into it millions OF
alien and unwilling subjects, full
of revenge and on the verge of in
surrection," and that the United
States should take advantage OF
this opportunity
This country, Jackson told the
Common Council for American Un-
ity. should out fifth-column the
master fifth-columnist himself.
The conquered Czechs. Poles, Dan
eS, NorWegians. HollanderS, Bel
gians and French constitute the
greatest fifth column opportunity
in history" he said.
Jackson spoke at a council dim
ner presided over by Mrs. Frank
lin ID. Roosevelt, who praised the
loyalty of Americas foreign-b born.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-04
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