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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
ELDRIDGE =. POWELL

Eldridee +. Powell. s.. = retired
Seattle contractor who had made
his home with his daughter. Mrs.
Walter c. Baldwin. us No. ard st.
the last six years. died in a local
hospital Monday AT 2.40 q. m. Pri-
vate funeral services will he held
Tuesday at 2. m. from the
Buckley-king chapel. with the Rev.
Cyrus +. Albertson officiating
Powell. native Of Milton. III.
who came to Seattle when but a
young man. retired from active
business u years ago. He had
operated a trucking business and
had included the moving Of sand
and gravel among his operations
Besides Mrs. Baldwin. he leaves
two other daughters. Mrs Paul w
Richards of Red Oak. la. and Mrs.
J. c. Hayes Of Seattle. and 10
grandchildren.
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Nicaragua Invites
u. S. Naval Bases

MANAGUA, Nicaragua Presi.
dent Anastasio Somoza invited the
United States today 10 ests blish
air and naval bases on the At
lsntic and Pacific coasts Of Mica.
raguA as will best protect the
interests Of the two countries and
the Panama canal"
Somozs, in an interview with the
United rfefs on the occasion Of his
s4th birthday anniversary. said:
The keynote of Nicaragua for
eign policy is all-out cooperation
with the United States
Nicaragua invites the United
States 10 establish air and naval
bases on its Atlantic and Pacific
coasts as will best protect the
interests Of the two republics and
the Panama canal.
"Nicaraguans are firmly con
WINGED that their interests are
parallel with thos. Of the United
States. while !. personally. look
upon IN. United states as my sec
ond country"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
HERE'S MORE A ABOUT
Sunday Beer Battle

bin and would Ike 10 dodge the
issu. by lacking referendum
clause on II and put the question
Up 10 IN. voters at IN. 1912 cleo
ton.
Drys planned to make a deter
mined fight 10 defeat the measure
but II they are unable to do that.
TO amend II 80 that each com
munity would have the night Of =
local option vote on whether they
want Sunday sales The present
law permits local voting on
whether state liquor stores OF
agencies shall b. operated IN towns
or rural areas Of whole counties
Another move In ozse the
dry. cannot defeat the hill
may bs To prevent sale Of beer
by the glass on sundays but
legsllz< only its sale In ron
tsinsn, 10 be consumed off
the premises.
While the house took up the
Sunday beer bill. the senate liquor
control committee began studying
Drumbellers Dill 10 legalize sale
u hard liquor by IN. drink AZ
csfes. hotels. resorts and other
places
Gov Arthur y Lsngliss legs
latiys program a expected - -
presented ~ IN. legislature later
this sssk IN IN. form u executive
request bills carrying out ma rec
ommends tons for civil service
governmental and tax reforms.
he scheduled a conference late
Monday with Lieut.. Gov. Vie
Meyers and the senate rules com
mittee to talk over his program
Tuesday he will confer with select
groups from the senate and house
rules committees preparatory 10
having them IA. Ma Dillz for MIN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
PuYallup Organ Concert
To Aid British Churches
Silos p. Gray. Brother OF Steve and
Dan Gray. Dies at Age of So

rUNAfltr FrsderIek y
Hoyt orrsnist 81 Christ Episcopal
church. vii Eise another In ~
SERVES q organ rrcitais for ths
eenent ~ British churches nsxt
SUNDAY afternoon ~ 4 - At ths
church Re VII - assisted AZ TIE
piano BY James Reilly
Other Chnst church activities
this week viii - a meeting ~ TIE
Nestry Monday night at : o'clock
~ the home Of John Porter. II
an ave 5 " meeting 81 the
teachers q the church school
"Wednesday evening 81 : At th~
home Of Mrs. Emmett Rurks. 30
tn ave. y. ". and the Altar
guild VII meet Wednesday after.
noon for one o'clock luncheon
and business At ne home Of Mr.
I'd Daily. 1901 7th st, s " The
Junior guild viii hold a rFies Of
card parties this Weekend ANY.
one interested in forming a table
or playing IL asked 10 phone Miss
Eileen Greeley Al SCAT
A group Of Sunday school teach
ers from Grace. Rcdeemer and
Faith Lutheran churches. Tacoma.
and Tn. churches at Falkland.
Auburn and ruyallup will meet
for an institute In Emmanuel
church. ruyallup. Monday evening
at = o'clock
Wednesday nigh, At : o'clock
the Ladies' Aid of Emmanuel
church will meet IN the social
rooms At \ o'clock with Mrs. Claf.
enoe Nettnin IN charge nostesscs
will be Mrs William Reid and Mrs.
Al Martinson Speaker viii be
Mrs Vernon Hill other meetings
for the wreck are adult instruction
Thursday At p m. In the Sunday
school rooms and thv Saturday
tohooi TOT young people ~ ~
a m.
Executive board Of Mesker r.-T.
A. will be held 81 the new home
OF It's president. Mrs Oscar VIII.
Jams. on North Hill Wednesday at
7t5 p. m
Rcpor, Of Dr II c. Morse. reg
istrar of vital statistics. issued
Monday shows there were II
births in Puysllup during January.
Girls were ahead. seven 10 six. Six
deaths occurred in tho city and
two outside
A group Of Is members Of the
Alpha society and guests will 20
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Induction Day
For Tacomans
N0tionul Guard
Unit Here Called

Monday VAS induction DAY for
the 2o5th Coast Artillery regiment
fsnti-sircrafl IN half dozen
Washington cities where units are
located.
n Tacoma. Battery C ~ me
.o5th was active At the armorv.
It's members taking physical exam
nations and drilling. They Will
also be vaocinsted for smallpox
and inoculated against typhoid
fever
The men viii remain Al the
srmory here for about 10 DAYS.
moving into their recently con-
structed quarters 81 the new 4lSt
Division cantonmeni at Fort Lewis
about Feb. Il
IN command Of the battery is
Capt. Ensley Llewellvn. The bat
terry comprises about 20 men al
present. but soon vii be expanded
10 fun strength Of "a men. Under
Capt. Llewellyn are six commits
sioned officers list Its. Bernard
Nacht. Edward F. Llewellvn. Ar
thur Weisfield. and End Its. John
Mccormack. Charles X. Denton
Thomas Fleming All are Taco
mans.
Other units Of the 205th are
being indicted for years active
service in Seattle. Centralia. Kelso.
Nenatchee and Olympia. head
quarters Of the regiment. Regi-
mental commander is Col. Edward
h Dohm.
Tacoma's other national guard
unit, the 1880 Anti Tank battalion.
vii be indicted Feb. 10 and will
report at Fort Lewis Feb. %. It's
commander is Col. Charles W.
Goodwin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
Fire al Avalon
Rouis Newlywsd,

Damage ~ 800 sss caused
Sunday ~ q fire which hross eas
In the Avalon apartments forcing
young married couple 10 fee
from their ronms
Lieut.. and Mrs. c. Tfuseets.
who wers married Saturday IN Re.
stiis. we're obliged - take up nes
quarters shsn the hlase. believed
caused ~ a short circuit. routed
them from their apartment ls.s
than - hours after they had moved
into II.
Lieut.. Trusrasi !. connected stth
the ar e1fps At NcChafi field.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
MRS. GEORGE ID. HARRIS

Mrs. Gussie l.. Harris. SIS. OF
Box 8. Falkland died in a local
hospital Saturday at 12:45 p. m.
She was born in Springfield. Mass,
and came to this vicinity in 1916.
Surviving are her husband, George
D., and a brother. Ralph T. Mason,
both Of Falkland. Mrs. Harris
was member Of the Presbyterian
church in Seattle. Buckley-king
will announce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
RAYMOND De. RAIDER

Raymond Ellsworth Raider. rs.
Of S03 2 So. Tacoma ave. died al
local hospital Saturday At s
p. m. He had been a resident Of
Tacoma for three years. coming
from South Bend. He was a for
mer lumber mill worker and also
had followed the occupation NJ a
miner. Evansville. n. Y. was his
birthplace. Surviving are his wife
Sadie, Of the home; four sons.
Cecil and Ed, Tacoma: Earl spo-
kane. and Raymond. jr.: two
daughters. Mrs Olive Peterson.
Tacoma. and Mrs. Laura Baker.
Raymond. Wash. and u grand.
children. Mellinger will announce
the funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
FILE IN BASkRUPTCY

Bankruptcy petitions filed with
the clerk Of the federal court here
Monday included.
Albert r. Wleland. a hydraulic
engineer engaged IN Fort Lewis
construction Nbo lives al 1903 No
20th ct. listing debts detailing
xI3. 535 - and 10 assets.
Joe n Bunneli and ms wife
Mary. 1927 So Yakima ave. list
ing dents totsllins ii.s4s p and
~ assets
Fred stsmpfl.e n and his ylfe
Rose. Of Csmss. listing debts to-
falling ssOs 20 and no assets
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
ANDREW r. MiDpArGH

Andrew f Middaugh. -. of 1887
Ea. 33rd st. died in local hos
pital Monday at 2 a. m He had
lived in Tacoma 80 years. and was
native OF Indiana He was a
retired pipe filter. Surviving are
a son, Carl L. Of Portland. ore ,
a stepdanghter. Mrs r. II Gar
wood Of Tacoma. one sister. Mrs
Dottie Brady Of Indianapolis. Ind.
and two brothers. Frank Of In
dianapolis and Theodore s. Of
Miles City. Mont Lynn will an
nounce the funeral
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MRS. LUKE DUNN

Mrs. Ruth Dunn. 35. of Midland.
died in a local hospital Saturday
at 2:30 p. m. She was born in
Alberta. Canada. Surviving are
her husband, Luke of the home
a daughter. Margaret Ellen, also
Of the home; her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs II. r. Williams Of Midland:
three sisters. Mrs. Laura Van
Buren, Of Laurel, Mont, and Mrs.
Fern Simmons and Mrs. Willard
Oelesbee Of Tacoma, and three
brothers. John Williams OF Juliet.
Mont, and Russell and Edward
Williams Of Tacoma. Buckley
King will announce the funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
COULD HENRY VIII HAVE HAD
STOMACH ULCER PAINS!

History isiH hoN HEAR VII wouid
ssrss hins~f Hlfh feo1 and suffer a.
1~rs ard DGr'f lFnaFe gs8f saffsTinzf
Try zse tot - Lds4 Ter fsi.sf =
a4esr s1d stomach PAIN nd Eesfinf..
sss pa4ns Tor Lssfft1rr r4rnluE sea
szflor tie<f snc oInsf rordliIaas fsussd
- sreS.s seid aFz Tsrlsfs anast 30 o
- snarss f.f4nls1. At 1r4. ftafss . 80
Eu.Ea s1s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
TFRRANCF NcGION

Torrance McGloin. 81. who made
his home in St Joseph's hospital,
where he WAS formerly employed,
died there Monday at Pas a. m
He was native OF Ireland. and
had lived in Tacoma Is years
coming here from Seattle. where
he had lived several years. he
leaves a niece, Mrs. Victoria Dick.
son Of Seattle Gsffncy will an.
nounce the funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
wags-Hour Ruling

made the instrument ~ compsii.
ton in the distribution ~ goods
produred under Sub standard ist"f
conditions. which composition u
injurious 20 the commerce and %
tho states frnm and In which tho
commerce flows
The motisr aud purpose sf
q regulation NJ Interstate eaws=
mere. arc matters for the leg
i.isti.~ Judgment upa. the 81.
erei.~ of whirh the ronstisaz
,ios places N. restrictions and
over which the esufts are
given mn control
The power ~ congress over
Interstate commerce IA not con.
fined 10 the regulation 81 com
merce among the states, u "a
tends 10 those activities iniraststs
which 90 affect interatais com.
merce or tho exercise 81 tina power
Of congress over u ~ 10 make
regulation Of them appropriate
means 10 the attainment ~ . ls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
EDN ARD y. SHIELDS

Edward Esdale Shields. 81. an
employe and resident Of the Law
renee hotel, l01l1a A st. died
there Sunday at 2 a. m. He had
lived in Tacoma 10 years Shields
was a sergeant-msjor in the Cana
dian army during the World war.
and was former member OF the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
MRS. MARGARET G. JONES

Funeral services for Mrs. Mar
earet c. Jones. 70. of 1910 So. 5sth
st. who died in a local hospital
Sunday al 12:45 p. m, viii be held
Tuesday at 3 p m. from the Piper
chapel. with the White Clover
lodge No. 81, o. F.. S. Of which
she was member, officiating.
Cremation will follow services. She
was a native Of Iowa. and had
lived in Tacoma 81 years. She
leaves one sister. Mrs. II F.. Reeder
of Helena. Mont. and three
brothers, Clarence Slaves Of Hell
ena, Or. II. Slaves Of Cedar Rapids.
Ia. and Lawrence Slaves Of
California.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
MRS. MARY JOHNSON

Mrs Mary Johnson, 70, of 2320i2
No. 29th st. resident Of Tacoma
19 days, died recently in local
hospital. She was a native of Eng.
land and had lived in United
States 40 years. Lynn will an
nounce the funeral.
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Obituary Notices

Canadian legion. He leaves son,
John; daughter. Miss Shiels.
both believed 10 be in Scotland.
and an uncle. Or F. X tombstone
Of San Francisco Tucll will an
nounce the funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
ARTICLES FILED

Articles 81 incorporation have
been filed in Olympia for the LAKE.
Creek Mining 20. ~ Tacoma, with
capital listed a. $40 900 incorpo-
rstors are J. \ stsely. ~. D..
Hughes and ~. ". Croft.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04

"BiIl thinks he IS bein' good
70 his mother by oivin' her Q
room in his house, but no
women IS hoppy in Q house
where she ONT boss OF the
kitchen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
ENGINEERS TO s.g y1r.x

A motion picture, Steel for the
Ages. will he shown At a meeting
~ the Tacoma Engineers club
"Wednesday noon a. Hotel Win
thfop. according 10 I'd ciiffs. pro-
gram chairman
Best butter down again st the
Cow. adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
OSCAR WINTERS

Oscar Winters, 81, Of 1901 y
So X st. died Monday in a Sum
ner hospital. He leaves two
daughters, Mrs. Pearl Mortz and
Mrs. p. Schultz of Seattle. storlie
will announce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
NEGRO SINGERS TUESDAY

Negro Spiritual Jubilee Singers
Of Chicago Will present a eoneer,
at Sixth Avenue Baptist church.
9th ave. and Fife st. Tuesday at
7+5 p. m. A silver offering will
be taken.
Carl a Anderson chlropraetor.
has returned and resumed practice.
33t ProYldenf Bldg adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
MEETING TUESDAY

Hawthorne Improvement club
will meet Tuesday al 100 p m. at
26i0 Pa. e 81 for a business SEES
sion.
Hospital flowers. Him. Florist.
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Core Of the News
NEW POULTRY POINTER

Poultry Pointer No. 10. Grow
Healthy Pullets. has just been re-
vised by the poultry council Of the
state College Of Washington, In
cooperating the very latest lnfor-
nation on the poultry mortality
problem. The bulletins may be OBJ
tanned free 81 the courthouse.
When It's first aid you want
Think Of WOuNDEx. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04

u Olympia Tuesday. xsslns To-
library - Rts m
fractures usr
Mr. William Huber - 30 III
Il \ u s n ruysiiur General
hospital suffering fsom ftss.
,ured M. suffered In = fail " her
poultry house
Past reeahnntss club stii meet
"Wednesday Tor I n'sloek iunch.
son a. the hena~ ~ Mr. ifxns
Yshn. Assisting hcssesse. viii ~
Mrs cara Clark and nfs Edith
uenssil
4 meeting ~ the tsaie. NJ.
sionary society ~ the FIRST Hap
tist church vii he held II ths
home u Mrs James aeCuillaa.
ITO 9th At. : n Wednesday At
; o'clnrA
The board Il trustees ~ the
church Is scheduled 10 meet
Thursday night Al the parsonage
For boys attending HI. sunday
school class At lsas, thres Sundays
a month. Tom nfesn has arranged
trip 10 various points II Interest
FOR the last Saturday 81 the
month
Mary Martha Missionary society
81 Peace Lutheran church viii
meet Wednesday evening At 7 %
in the parish hall
sllss Gray rss.e.
Funeral services for siiss =
Gray. 60. will b held Tuesday aft.
ernoon At o'clock AZ I'm. funeral
HON. with Rev George Harlow
officiating Burial viii 10 in
woodhine oemetsry
Gray. who had bern resident
81 the city ~ years. dled satufs
day he came here fram Mason
city. la, and engaged In the real
estate and insurance business lie
was q Mason and an elder In IN.
Presbyterian church Surviving
are his wife. Clara. two daughters.
Mrs FluviA soheffer Of Madison.
Wis. and Mrs Ruth wila'e 81 TIA
coma. two sons. James ~ San
Francisco. and Paul at home. two
sisters. Mrs Fred koehler. Grid
ley. Calf. and Mrs Lois Bryant,
Mason city. Ia twa brothers,
STEVE and Dan Gray Of fuyallnp.
and one grandson
Miss Dorothy Qmnlan. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quinian
Of 18th st. n. W, has gon. 10
Long Reach. Calf. where she VIII
visit with her sister and brother.
ln.law. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rich.
mond. and hsr brother. Eugene
Quinlan. student st the navy
radio school She will be sway two
months
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04

ertolns gold ord dolior resources. 'ofoHna
'hon seven billion doors. fscsn proc'ealN ne surs o.
they were a. the beginning % re New god pro-
doeion ord saes y eonreFcio opods 70 'hs U hove
helped ose, The s. 500 600 900 orders paeed here
iha hfitons gold hodinos irvestmenfs ord dollar
bolonces continue - hold 10 shown ehor obove
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04

Mary Martha Missionary society
~ Peace Lutheran church viii
meet Wednesday evening at 7 %
In the parish hall
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7 T III
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-10-10

The Gatanusl1a Vail ey Home
makers Council met in the Ladies
Lounge OF the Recr eati on Hall
Monday, October 6. Plans FOR the
Achievement Day program, October
18th were di S cussed.
Dr.. S?1i tn, ASS ist IN t Com
mis- oner OF Health from Juneau
gave brief talk On nutri Il ona1
needs in Alaska. The llctenuska
Valley Food Survey win Oh IS being
made by the KIT onsion Division
and the Department OF Public
Health was dis cusaod.
The annual moetin,, Of the
Council was set for Novenb er 3
Off GERS will entertain the new
Officers at q noon luncheon. The
president ap. ointcd Les danes
Good1'1 CT, Tossing and Henry to
serve on the food conn ttteG and
lios6a2nes Stock, 7oeli son and c.
Q. Euntley TO serve on the COM
mittee on tables and DECORATE ons.
.ao Stephen son, Dis tlei ct
3xtens Ton Agent, ann onncod that
all those interested in the les
sons on Making OF Remode ling
CAi ld1ea' s Coats should leave
their names at the Extension Of
fico SO plans may DC made for
the lesson, Viii Oh Will be givon
on Friday, October "a.
Hrs. 4. El2haa presided at
tho meeting.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-10-10

CIEDIT UNION FOOLED, CONT
F. G. 4. the necessary Certifi-
cate OF 0rGanizati On, and
wi II shortly circulate info mia
tion on the subject together vi tn
q subs cription list anon, pro-
spe ctiVe members.
Federal Credit Uni ona have
beon very successful in tie States.
II, when you have become fomi liar
WI. tn the principal Of it's opera
tion, thi s Matanusl1a Valley Gro
dit Union looks good to YOU join
it.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-10-10

Glacier View Eomomal1ers Club
will meet at the homo Of lrs. I.
Jensen, October 22nd ms toad of
October 18th.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-10-10

UNITED PROTESTANT CHURCH.
Church School 10 A. H.
Morning ..orshin II A. i.
This Sunday October 18th
Rev. BinClo who has boon supply
ing the Last two weeks, pending
the arrival Of Rev. silbur Ran
dali Will speak.
Rev. Randall lift on yes
tordoy's boat for Pol11or. l1o
should arrive about Tuesday next
Weol,.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-10
HOL KOVETTEK Ell
Az OROSZOK A HIBAT?

A katonai szakert6k szinte
egyhangu megallapitasa SEE
rint Stain es az orosz vezer-
kar a vegzetes hibat az els6
napon k0vettek el, amikor AIT
hittek, hogy a nemettel egyen-
rangu gepi felszerelesiik mel
lett meg tudjak allani helyU-
ket a nyilt csatateren, SGT We
dekezes helyett tamadasba tud
max atmenni es be birnak ha-
tolni nemet teruletre.
A j6zan hadvezeri megiteles
ait mondta volna minden had
vezernek, hogy lassu vedekezes
mellett vonuljon vissza a mar
el6re meger6sitett pontokra.
Huzza es halassza a nemet
harcvonal er6teljes kifejl6deset
es gyengitse a rohamot addig,
amig a leger6sebb ved6 bas-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-10

tyaknal teljesen fel lehet ait
tartani.
Ehelyett az orosz azzal pro-
balkozott, hogy letszamanak
lenyegesen nagyobb sulyaval
viva XII a gyozelmet, azaz tul-
5rtekelte sajat erejet.
Ilyen ostobanak mondott ha.
di terv mellett a sokkal jobban
kepzett nemet csapatok es a
sokkal f0lenyesebb nemet had
vezet6seg AIT ismetelte csupan
amt peldaul Franciaorszaggal
szemben tett. Repil6gepeire es
tankjeire tamaszkodva tobb
helyen att0rte az orosz hare
vonalat, kisebb csoportokra
szaggatta az orosz tabort es a
kisebb csoportokat a csiptet6be
fogva, egyenkent torte ossze.
Az oroszok varosokat es vara-
kat akartak vedelmezni. A ma
xix ovatosan elkeriiltek ezeket
es atkarolva az eroditvenyeket,
a k0zlekedesi vonalakat foglal-
tax Ell. A mas csapatoktol ell
szakitott oroszok a t0bbnyire
hatulr6l j0v6 tamadassal szem-
ben azutan tehetetlenek vol
tax es megzavartsagukban tel
jesen elvesztek.
Es kideriilt vegil az, hogy a
nemet tabornokok toronyma-
yassagban allanak az oroszok
.elett. Stain egy azsiai hentes-
legenyb0l csinalt f6hadvezert,
XII "leninfiu" koraban jo ho-
er vagy jo meszaros lehetett,
de haboru vezetesere alkalmat-
an es tudatlan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-10
Az ANGOL DIPLOMACIA
SEMMIT Sc ERT Ell

Az amerikai ujsagiro megal-
lapitasa szerint azok a hirek,
hogy Stain es Hitler szakitasa
az ugyes angol diplomataknak
volna kosz0nhet6, teljesen va
lotlanOk.
= Meg vagyok gyozodve ro-
la, = mondja az ujsgiro kabel-
je, = hogy a nazi-orosz hahoru
ugy tort XII, hogy arrol Moszk-
vaban az angol nagyk0vet, Sir
Stafford Cripps meg mem is al
modott. Az angol diplomatak
k0zel Sc jutottak a bolsi allan
ferfiakhoz. Engem junius sen
utasitottak XII huszonnegy oran
belil Oroszorszagbol. Nyomban
elmentem Sir Crippshez, akit
ARA kertem, hogy eszkoz0lj0n
XII reszemre egy heti haladekot,
hogy dolgaimat rendbe hozhas-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-10

sam. Az angol nagyk0vet SEE
gyenkezve ismerte be, hogy
semmit Sc tehet. Honapok ota
nem volt mar semmi osszekot-
tetase a szovjet uraival. Meg
olyan kerdesekben sc tudott
hozzajuk jutni, amelyek orosz
erdekeket szolgaltak volna es
ha valami szivesseget kert vol
ma Stalintol, vagy fobb embe-
reitol, AIT meg Sc hallgattak
volna.
= Egyebkent mar majus ha-
vaban ait mondta nekem egy
Berlinb0l Moszkvaba visszate-
ro nemet diplomatic, hogy Ok
ugyan folytatnak latszolagos
targyalasokat Stalinnal, de ez
csak ARA valo hogy a nazi
hadsereg id6t nyerjen es az
oroszok megtamadasara felke-
szuljon. Ezeket a targyalaso-
kat, amelyek orosz anyagok
szallitasara vonatkoztak, meg
az utolso orakban sc szakitot-
tax meg. Mikor a kell6 pilla-
nat elerkezett, akkor a nazi
hadsereg megkezdte a tama-
dast, inert els6 celia az volt,
hogy 0sszet0rje az orosz had
sereget, amely tenyleg fenyege-
to volt mindig es hatulr6l jov6
tamadassal arthatott volna a
nemet erdekeknek.