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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-23
BY CORRINNE HARDESTY fIInttaN Eeane CfaRf CnrrosNn,,Novat {

United Press Staff Correspondent) Chicago - (U.P)-Grave humor is what interests William Bethel, who for IS years has collected ec- centric epitaphs all over the world
 Bethel, thin, sallow man, of 54, became interested in gravestone inscriptions while touring histor- tcal cemeteries. His collection of epitaphs and photographs, gath cred in thousands of miles of travel and with the help of corre- Spondents, fills four ponderous volumes which have been sought by several libraries.
 Because styles in epitaphs have grown so conservative" Bethel said, land because ancient ceme- teries are being destroyed by war or neglect, presently collections like mine will be the only record of this colorful form of writing" Moral Put Forward
 In old English cemeteries many epitaphs tried to teach a lesson or point a moral, Bethel said. The gravestone of drunkard in Dar- meth, England, has this on it:
 Oh the liquor he did love but never will not more
 For what he loved has turned his foe.
 For on the F of January, 1741, that fatal day
 The debt he owed he then did pay.
 Tn Hildenboro, Kent, England, is stone saying: Tn sorrowful mem- ory of the lady from Bickley who gave dance in the old barn and never paid the bill"
 The sad plight of John Jones, buried in l796 in Hollis, N H., is recorded on his tombstone:
 In youth he was a scholar bright, In learning he took great de-
 light.
 He was a majors only son;
 It was by love he was undone.
 Among the briefs in Bethel's col lection are:
 "Ie meant well, tried a little, failed much" on a grave in Lake, wood, N. J.
 Gone to see for myself" on the grave of an atheist in Rowe, Vt.
 Talked to death by friends" :" Bouldef, III.
 "Dr. John Gardner's last and best bedroom" in Bunhillfeld, England.
 School is out Teacher has gone home," Elkhart, Ind.
 T have expected this, but not SO soon." In Nashua, N. H.
 Supercondensations Attempted
 "The desire to put a whole life's history into six or eight lines on a tombstone fiourished for many years" Bethel said. "A good ex- ample is a tombstone in Winter
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-23

min Mover. Mrs. Harriet Hart mann. Mrs. William Gleason. Mr, and Mrs. John Kyle, Mrs. william Cook, Mir. and Mrs. Ray sugden, Jr., Mrs. Mark Doran, Mrs. Mau- rice Flynn, Mir. and Mrs. John Mc- Kenna, Miss Evelyn McKenna, James McKenna, Mir. and Mrs Clarence Richmeyer, Frank Rim aldi, Mrs. Edward Sherman, MT and Mrs. Walter Blatferwick ci Hartford, and Miss Margaret Mary LaRose of Bridgeport.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-23

sented with Q gift Of money by Benjamin Mover, who delivered the presentation speech.
 Guests were: MT. and Mrs. Roland Hotchkiss, Mrs. Ray sug- den, Mfr. and Mrs. Thomas Doyle, Thomas Doyle, Jr., Mrs. Bonnie Alvarez, Robert Alvarez, George Day, Mary Slavin, Mir. and Mrs. John SiaVin, Anne Slavin, James slavin, sentley Blatherwick, Clar- ence Waite, Ada Blatherwick, Miss Nellie Casey, Mir. and Mrs. Benja-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-23

theyl have inspected 2s.eoa eHt1 to yesterday ok which assn rejected. Later 7.IAs Of these tulped and passed examination
 Supervisor Roberts said that e more days remain for motorists io have their vehicles checked as t1 lane closes July 31. Most oz the cafg which have not met the state ra quirements, Mir. Roberts explained were turned away for brake and headlight reasons and these ccn9tt tuted the major rejectiors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-23
YARD GOODS

EvERFAST SHAN-O-LIN-Plain spun rayon with linen weave. In white, beige, aqua, shirting blue, heaven pink, maize and Kelly green. Wash able. Tub fast and sun fast. 36" wide. Reg. 69c yard, EMN yard .................... OVN NOVELTY SHARKSKINS-Plains and checks. Aqua, maize, pink and blue in plain. Red and white, blue and white, navy and white, and black and white in checkG. Washable. 39" wide. Reg. 69c yard, %0n yard .........,......... wv REMBERG SHEERS = Florals and monotones on light and dark grounds Washable. 39" wide. Reg. EAA 69c yard, yard ............ OVO HER LADYSHIP" PERMANENT FINISH ORGANDY = Plains and prints. Washable. 36" wide. EMn Reg. 79c yard, yard ..... OWN CLOSE.OUT OF SPUN RAYON LAC ES AND COTTON LACES-Aqua, lilac, pink, maize and royal. 36" wide. Reg. $loo yard, EMO yaTu '....' ,'.'''', ,'' CLOSE-OUT-An odd lot of spun ray- ons, acetates, rayonS, and sheers. Prints and plains. 39" wide. EAn Reg. 69c to $10O yard, yd.., OVN
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-23
- WATERBURY'S GREAT SUMMER EVENT
ART GOODS

CELLULOSE WASHABLE BOUDOIR SHADEs-In pastel shades. Trim med with ribbon to 6 for EMm match. Reg. 2ec .. 6 OVC MAIL BASKETS or REED AND SWEET GRASS In colors or na- ttral. Reg. @ for EMn MILADY KNITTING WORSTED - % ounce ball suitable for afghans. All colors. E for Enn JIFTYDOWN YARN FOR JACKETS yellow. Reg. 25c :. O OVC ZEPHYR GLOW AND QUILTEE YARN-2 ounce hank; for jackets. White, red, yellow. Q for EMm Reg 46c and COG .. c OVV RUG YARN - 4 ply. Assorted colors Reg aSo for soc IRRIDESCENT GLASS vASES-4A" high. Amber rose and crystal. Reg. 30c O for Enm METAL WINDOW Box-white with floral hand-painted decora- EMn tion. Reg. $l.OO ......... OVC GUEST TOWELS-Stamped to em- broider-cross- stitch, lazy daisy de- signs, 6 patterns. With pastel col- ored hems. @ for EMn
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-23
FRIENDS FETE
 SERCT. SHAWN.

< Sergeant John D. slayin was tendered a party on the lawn of the home of Miss Ada Blatherwicl1, South1nayd road, prior to his re-
 turn to Camp Blanding, Florida, sunday. Sergeant slayin was pre-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-23
600 CARS TESTED
 HERE YESTERDAY

Clarence Roberts of oxford. su- pervisor of the state motor vehicles inspection lane on Thomaston ave- nue, announced that yesterday ale most 800 automobiles passed through the Inc. The supervisor said that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-23
HES MANAGER, SHE'S BOSS

Enfssld Center, N. H.-lUpl-A sign nailed over stephen 0. Lib- by'n general slofe reads; "MR. LIB- BY MANAGER - MRS. LIBBY nOasv
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-23
cUT-RATE SQUARE

PROPHYLACTIC AND HUGHES IDEAL HAIR BRUSHES - Black, white and gray bristles. Shaped brushes of different woods. Some with metal faces. Reg. to EM1 $l.60. Each .....,....... OVN TOOTH Manufactured by Prophylactic. well known shaped brushes. Colored handles. Sanitary wrapped. Reg. for EnO 2Sc each ........ 8 OVN MISS MARIE TISSUES-5oo cleans ing tissues in all white. Regulation size. Soft and dur- Q for EMM able. Reg. 2lc ..... O OVN
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-23
ENDLY DEPARTMENT STORE"
LINENS ' DoMESTIcS

GAbN6hNS ANtSS IVY PEQUOT PERCALE sHEETs-By the makers of Pequots. An exceptionally fine quality percale sheet S1xloS. Reg. O% EM TRUTH PILLOW CASES-45 X 36 and 42x36. Our own exclusive guaran- Reg. Reg ge'1 ssc ....'...... .a... z \" 5OC TURKISH TOWELs-Large size. Can non and Moor quality All double thread, first quality Colored borders and plaids. Q for EnNe Reg. 25c ........... O VV~ HOBNAIL SPREADS - Large size. Good quality cotton spreads. White ground with colored hob- W@ En nail dot. Reg. $298 ... 0&oOV DISH OR GLASS TOWELS - Large selection of novelty, part linen dish towels. Colored borders, cheeks and Psg. Rsgelsy syo' designs. '4a'fl.... 2 for soc BATH TOWELS-22x44, double thread, first quality, Cannon and Moor bath towels. Colored borders, solid colors and colored plaids. Q for %nN Reg 35c. c.............A OVC CHENILLE SPREADS - Large bed size. Good quality sheeting. Attrac- tive designs in all colors. CO Rn Reg. $298 ............. Sp AoeDV DISH TOWELS-Part linen. Very ab- sorbent. Large size. White with col- ored borders. in a pack Enn age. Reg. 59c, pkg. ....... OVN MARTEX FACE CLOTHS-A run-of- the-rnill lot of fine quality face cloths. In white and for Sn0 colors. Reg to 25c \ OVV CANNON FACE CLOTHS-12x12. First quality, with colored e for EnO borders. Reg. 10c :. Q OVO CANNON AND MARTEX TOWELS = Heavy quality bath towels. Soft and spongy. Attractive colored designs. Run-of- f-lnill of EM0 reg. $1Oo. Each. ...... OWV TABLE CLOTHS-50x5o Heavy quality cotton cloth with attractive fast col- ors. Printed designs. EOn All colors. Reg 59c. Each. OVC GUEST TOWELS-Fancy hand made, cotton and linen guest towel. In colors. N for EMn GUEST TOWELs-All linen, fancy novelty guest towels in colored de-) signs. @ for EnO BRIDGE SETS-Consisting of 38 in. scloth and 4 napkins. All pure linen, Colored patterns. SMA Reg. 59c, set. et..~.,.......... OVN TOWEL SETS-Cannon quality, boxed towel sets to close out. Sets contain bath towel, guest towel and face cloth. EAA Reg. $1.00, set........... OVN STREET FLOOR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-23
Leother Goods = JeweIry

COSTUME JEWELRY - Pins, brace lets, necklaces, lapel pins in white and pastels. Stone set and wooden. Reg. %MN plUU .............. " VI VI IRREGULAR HANDBAGS - White. Made to sell for EnM Dl.UU " - " ODD LOT OF STERLING SILVER PIECES-Salt and pepper sets, cor- dial cups. sherberts, bud vases, ir- dividual ash tray and match sets. Reg. $1.00 a EMN piece ...................... ...........~
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-23
Summer Shop-Droperies


 RUFFLED CURTAINS - 4e" wide. Full length Fine quality marqui- sette with pin or cushion dot. Ivory color Reg. $19S, @T S0 a pair ................. Y4OVV SASH CURTAINS-36" wide. Odd lot of fine quality marquisette sash curtains. Reg. 9 pair S0Gs 39c ................S wv ODD CURTAINS-One and two pair of a kind. Slightly soiled and mis- types. Values to Sl59, S0N pair .....................W wv WINDOW SHADES-36x72 inches. Our regular Eureka quality, holland shades. First quality, mounted on guaranteed rollers. In linen, ecru, green and white. Complete with fix ses. tasss sso sne sadS ppll' z for $1.5O VENETIAN BLINDS Our regular stock Venetian blinds. Complete and ready to hang; with ivory slatS to so9 as%. SIsssa Reg. ss.ss saSs'' .... $Z.SO 29" to 36". 00 E0 Reg. $S98 ...........@ @OeenW FANCY PILLOWS-Odd lot to close out chintz and rayon g for EnkS coverings. Reg. 3ec A OWO WINDOW GHADES-Odd lot of win- dow shades with slight defects. Mounted on guaranteed rOl- EMM lers. Reg. to si.O0 ....,... OWG WINDOW AWNINGS = 90" and 36" sizes. Odd lot of patterns and cole ors. Sold "as is". EMm Reg. to si.Se. each ....... OWO
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-23
WoAAEN'S SHOES

SPECIAL GROUP OF WoMEN'S SHOES-A limited quantity. Mostly black, brown, blue; pumps, straps and ties. Broken sizes. CA MA Formerly $3.45 ........ @4eVV
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-23

Food and cotton are being hoard ed in Shanghai, China.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-23

BOOKS STATIONERY ZIPPER RING BINDERs-1n black or brown imitation leather finish. Reg. Sl.00 to SMN to SIPS. Each .......... OVN BOOKS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS New titles as well as the well loved classics. Printed on fine book paper with clear and easy-to-read print. Reg. 9 for A0 AMERICAN BEAUTY PLAYING CARDS-Digcontinu numbers of Congress cards. Colorful designs. Single packs reg. $0O soc. Each ........ss...',',,V wv
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-23

BACON FRYERS-Also may be used for hamburgers. Made by Enm Wagner. Reg. 69c .......... 0VV GLASS KNIVES = Ideal for citrus fruits, tomatoes and cakes. EnO Reg. 59c ............... OVV UTILITY TABLES - Consisting of table top and one leg. adjustable to various heights of chair. For card playing and many other EMn purposes. Reg. $l.00 ....... 0VV BROKEN LOT OF ENAMELWARE- 3-piece saucepan sets; 6 at. kettles tea kettles and rice boilers. Enm CLOTHESLINE-Made of heavy cot- ton yarn. Reg. 1 yds' S0C 1 QUART OF AUKWRIGHT WAX No rubbing, self-polishing. EMn 69c reg. .................... OVO
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-23
GIRLS WEAR
GLOVES

NOVELTY BENGALTNE AND MESH GLOVES -Slip-on style. In white only. Washable. EnA Reg. 59c. Pair ........... eDVN NYLON MESH GLOVES - Shalimar make. White slipons. In small, med- ium and large sizes. Enn Reg. $l.OO. Pair .... eDVN KIN-KID GLOvES-Mostly colors. No black Limited quantity. Small sizes only. Reg. SAn Sl.D6 s......s....,..... wv
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-23

FLOOR COVERING HASSOCKS-In blue, red, brown and green. Reg. $l.2s to @1 0N $l.69 .................. X4~WW SUMMER RUGS-27 54 Made of cocoa fiber. In green, rust, red and blue. @ for Q% SM CHENILLE RUGS-2A x 4S. In gold. green, rose, burgundy, blue and black. 0% SM Reg. $l.95 .............. eD 1eeRW IDEAL SINK MATS EmM l8 x 27. Reg. 69c .......... 0W&
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-23

CIGARETTE SET-Consisting of six ash trays and covered cigarette dish. SAA Reg. $l00 ...,..........,,. OVV GLASSWARE 1o-ounce glasses, g. ounce glasses, 7-ounce old fash- ioneds, 5-ounce fruits, cocktails and wine. Reg. 6sc a dozen. EnN A dozen ......,........... OVN 10 OUNCE CRYSTAL INITIAL ssoA eaAssEs-Res, i0' 6 for soc GOLD BAND TUMBLERS-12-ounce, slUunis sise' Reg. s.'d loc S-0'l'' ''' 5UC WHITE CUPS AND SAUCERS Either coffee or tea cups. With Reg. zoe a set e.. S DUG
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-04
FAMOUS OHIO BATTLEFIELD

~o. 70 eoOerxsy. s,AMoAso or or oNo

British ally, Tecumseh. After a
sharp, deadly skirmish the squad
ron reached Fort Stephenson and
returned to General Harrison with
Major Croghan. The Major must
have been blessed with eloquence
for he "sold" General Harrison
his ideas and returned to Fort
Stephenson
The next morning august l.,
1879 scouts reported 500 British,
800 Indians and gunboats coming
down the Sandusky River.
The gunboats, aided by how
itzer, opened fire on the sur
rounded fort. Within the fort
"Old Betsy" an ancient French
six-inch cannon, did her best in
reply as she was shifted rapidly
from place to place. 1t seemed to
the besiegers that there must be
several cannon in the stockaded
walls.
Late the next day the bugles
sounded the charge and $50 Brit
| ish advanced toward the fort.
Around the walls the Americans
held their fire. "Wait till they're
right under the walls" was the
! word passed along the line. At a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-04
PERSIA BEKET
KERT DE MEM KAP

Aki EFT a helyzetet ismeri, az
nem csodalkozhatik Sc az an
gol-orosz tamadason, Sc azon,
hogy Anglia mem fogadhatta el
Persia bekeajanlatat.
Egg olyan beke, amely pol.
gari elemek ellenorzese ala he
lyezne Perzsiat es teljes semle-
gessegre kenyszeritene, a mai
helyzetben ertektelen volna.
A nazik elleni gyozelem er-
dekeben Anglianak katonai
megszallas alatt kell tartani
egesz Iran teriiletet es foleg az
utakat es vasutakat kell ve-
zetnie. Csakis ICY lehet a meg
szallast ,sikeresnek tekinteni
Csakis ICY lehet az oroszoknak
at a segitseget megadni, mely
nelkiil elbuknak.
Az angol kormany egyelore
nem valaszolt a perzsa ural-
kodo beke ajanlataira. Eppen
csak annyit mondott, hogy
ait mem fogadhatja Ell. A maga
felteteleit mem tette k0zze es
azokat titokban is fogja. tar.
tani, inert azoknak a helyzet
altal parancsolt szigorusags
nagy feltiinest fog mindenutt
kelteni.
Mikor azonban egy egesz
nemzet eleterol van $40, akkol
neha kony0rtelennek kell len
nj. Felteheto, SGT biztosra We
heto, hogy Anglianak esze aga
ban sincs Persia vegleges mes
szallasa, de ma ennel keveseb
bet mem tehet.
EFT tudjak nagyon jol Wash
ingtonban is es egyetlen $40
val sc tiltakoznak Persia meg
tamadasa ellen, inert hiszer
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-04
MAGYARQRSZAGBOL
LESUJTO HIREK

erkeznek, amt csak fenn-
tartassal vagyunk hajlandok
targyalni. Az AP jelentese
szerint olyan veszedelmes hely-
re kuldtek magyar csapato-
kat az orosz harcteren, hogy
megtagadtak a rohamot, mire
a nemetek haromszaz magyart
ksztulrol lelottek.
.Azon is panaszkodnak, hogy
a nemet katonakat sokkal job
ban ellatjak, mint a magyar,
roman vagy tot katonakat, es
az altalanps elegedetlenseg kO-
vetkezteben a szlovakokat mar
haza is kultek a frontrol, inert
mem biznak meg benniik.
Mem tudni, hogy mennyi
igaz ezekbol a hirekbol, bar az
AP jelentesei mindig megbiz-
natok, de annyi bizonyos, hogy
a civil lakossag ellatasa bor-
zalmas, ait a levelekben atszi.
vargo hirekb6l lathatjuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-04
REMURALOM VAN
A FRANCIAKNAL

Kettos remuralom alatt all
ma Franciaorszag. A nsmetek
altal megszallt teruleten a nazi
katonai parancsnok elrendelte,
hogy minden tuntetest, min
den ellenseges mozdulatot azon
nall agyonlovessel toroljanak
meg es pedig had vagy vesz-
birosagi targyalas nelkil. A
sZabad francia teruleten Petain
marshall Vichy-bol szetverte a
torvenyhozast es dixtatori ha-.
talmat veszbirosaggal erositet-
te meg, amely semmivel Sc
rosszabb annal, amt a neme-
tex csinalnak.
Allandoan forradalrni jerfe-
gil esemsnyek tortentek fran
cia foldon es pedig nemcsak a
szabad teriileten, hanem a meg
szallCttan is.
PariSban Laval volt miniSZ>
tereln0k, akit az egesz vilag
Hitler berencnek tekint, egy
ezredet szervezett. amelynek
feladata az volt, hogy az orosz
frontra menjen es a nazi csa-
patokkal egyutt harcoljon az
orosz vedekez6 seregekkel szem
ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-04
JAPAN KEZDENE
INGADOZNI?

A demokraciak oldalan sen.
Xxi mem mer megbizni benne.
de mintha valami halvany
jele volna annak, hogy a tavol
keleti helyzetben lenyeges val
tozasokat lehet remelni.
A fordulat k0rilbelul es Macy
jaban ekkent kezdod0tt:
Az Egyesult Allamok = az
eln0k kijelentesehez kepest =
t0bb tank hajot inditott utnak
az amerikai kikotokb0l az
azsiai Vladivosztok orosz XII
koto fele, hogy gazolint juttas.
son Stain reszere, 5amire a kuz.
d6 orosz hadseregnek iger
nagy sziiksege van.
Vladivosztok a zart japar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-04
JAPAN HIRTELEN
GONDOLKOZNI KEZD

Az amerikai tank hajok meg
mem ertek ell a japani tengert,
amikor a nyilt tengeren tor
tent talalkozas utan Winston
Churchill angol miniszterelnok
beszedet tartott, amelynek So
ran a japan kerdessel is fog
lalkozott. Megmondta eleg
nyiltan, hogy a Japan hoditasi
vagynak es terjeszkedesnek ha-
tara kell legyen. Churchill
szerint ezeket a hatarokat az
EgyeSult Allamok kormanya
fogja megszabni, de Amerika
m0gott oft fog allani Anglia is.
Tobbszor megirtuk mar, hogy
mi Japan kardcsorteteseben
mimi mem tudunk. A ravasz,
de tisztanlato sarga nemzet XII
eroszakol maganak mindent,
amt tud, de haboruba mem
akar bocsatkozni es foleg mem
az Egyesilt Allamokkal. Tobb-
szor megirtuk ait is, hogy ia
pant bizonyos engedm&nyek-
kel nemcsak lie lehet szerelni,
&c egyenesen ellensegeve tennl
az europai diktatoroknak. Most
pedig a helyzet ilyen iranyba
kezd fordulni.
Washingtonban a japan Macy
kovet kul0n kihallgatast kert
Roosevelt eln0ktol Konoye her
cegnek, a japan miniszterelnok
nek neveben es mikor ezt meg
kapta, akkor a japan kormany-
f0 szemelyes levelet nyujtotta
at az Egyesult Allamok feje-
mex.
Jelentest mem adtak XII errol
a csaknem egy oras talalkozo-
rol, de megereztettek az anne.
rikai neppel es a vilaggal, hogy
Roosevelt erelyes fellepesenek
megvolt a hatasa es Japannal
most mar lehet okosan be.
szelni. Ketsegtelen, hogy most
kap Japan bizonyos teriileti en-.
gedmenyeket a tavol Keleten
kereskedelmi el0nyoket es ia.
Ian penziigyi helyzetst segiti
kolcsonoket is, de ezzel szem
ben cserben fogja hagyni tel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-04
MIERT TAMADTAK
MEG PERZSIAT?

Az angolok es oroszok egyut-
tesen megrohantak Perzsiat, a
mely joforman ellenallani sem
tud es AIT ketsegtelenul meg
adasra kenyszeritik. A beke-
ajanlatok mar meg is erkez-
tex Londonba, de azokat az
angol kormany mem fogadta
ell. Tobbet, sokkal t0bbet akar
es amt ohajt, AIT meg is fogja
kapni.
A demokraciak ellensegei
nagy hangon kiabalnak most,
hogy Anglia, sot az Egyesult
Allamok Sc jobbak a diktatorok
nal, inert a szegeny, a vedte-
len, a gyenge Perzsiat, mai
neven Irant, megtamadtak es
leigazzak.
Nagyon ertheto Okla volt an
max, hogy Anglia ere a ne
hez lepesre szanta magat. Ege
szen tisztan lathatta minden-
HI, hogy a perzsiai diktator ket-
STINT jatekot folytat es a ma.
xix partjan van, akinek sza.
bad befolyast engedett az or.
sag vezeteseben. Ez talan mem
lett volna meg baj. Az Sc jat.
szott tulsagosan nagy szerepet
hogy Perzsianak hatalmas ola.
forrasai vannak es a nazi had.
sereg azert torekedik del
iranyba, hogy ezekhez hozza
juthasson.
Egeszen, mas fontosabb oks
volt annak, hogy Anglia fel
vonult Iran ellen.
Elsosorban vegzetes taktika
hiba lett volna bevarni AIT
hogy ere az orszagra is Hitlel
tegye rea a kezet. Mem is ia
kargatta a nazi diktator, hogy
ere gondol es azutan ARA
hogy Perzsiabol indulva megy
fel India ellen, amelyet icy
eszaki iranybol es a szaraz
fold0n kozelithet meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-04
HETI SZEMLE

bet hataskori rakodasokbol
folytatjak.
A Kearney, N. j. hajogyarat
vegre az elnok rerldeletere a
navy atvette, S most abban
dolgoznak, de amilyen 0rom-
mel fogadtak az intezkedest a
munkasok, annyira elmehet
tole a kedvik a jovoben.
AIT remelik, hogy a navy
halando lesz "closed shop"-ot
fsdelyezni bar a munka-
sok joresze AIT mem ohajtja, dc
eddig a kormany ilyen hajlan-
dosagot mem arult Ell, S ha meg
tenne, esetleg beleszolna a
kongressZus.
Detroit polgarsaga azert jart
gyalog napokig a munkaba,
hogy a villanyos vasutak al
kalmazottaitol vegul az AFL
kollektalja a tagsagidijakat,
amt a CIO mem volt hajlando
egy sztrajk nelkul megengedni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-04
MOST VILLANY-
FEJLESZTO

uzemek munkasai fenyege-
t6znek sztrajkokkal, kul0no-
sen Pennsylvania allamban,
ami a nemzetvedelem ugyere
katasztrofat jelentene, inert
hiszen az ipartelepek ma a viii
lanyt veszik a kozszolgalati
vallalatoktol.
Mem hisszik, hogy a kor-
many ilyen jatekot elturne, s
fel6, hogy konnyelmu jatekot
iiznek nemcsak a nemzettel,
de a kozszolgalati vallalatok
munkasaival is, akik oket
sztrajkokra csabitjak.
A tanitok szervezete k0vette
az auto-munkasok peldajat, es
a kommunistakkal szemben ke-
menyebb frontot mutattak.
Ez az aramlat egyre erosebb
lesz a munkas-szervezetekben
ami mem jelent semmi jot
John l.. Lewisnak. Lewis a
radikalis csoportok segitsegevel
remelt vissza keriilni a CIO el-
noki szekebe, de ARA ma ke-
YES a kilatas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-04

word of command, a whitening
musket volley swept the enemy.
Then "Old Betsy" spoke. Loaded.
to the muzzle with grape and
slugs, she completed the e1ecu-
ton.
Outside the walls the relocated
soldiers lay in tortured windrows.
Canteens of water were lowered
over the walls to the wounded.
Others of the wounded were car,
ried into the fort for medical aid.
Dismayed and discouraged by
their bitter, unexpected defeat, the
British and Indians withdrew,
leaving Major Croghan the victor
and a hero.
"Old Betsy" stands today on the
lawn of the Fremont library, at
the very spot on which she,
achieved fame.
With the repulse at Fort
Stephenson, the British gave up
hope of conquering Ohio by land.
Their next attempt was on Lal.e-
Erie.
Next Week A British naval
squadron lowers its colors in de-
! feat for the first time in history.