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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-11
HETI SZEML-E
TELJES
IIABORUT

uzent az elnOk Labor Day
napjan tartott beszedeben, S
barmi jelenleg a formalis vi
SONY koztiink es tengely
kozt, valosag az, hogy haboru-
oan allunk, amelyneA a veget
e pillanatban Senki mem sejti.
Egy nemzet feje soha mem
ielentette meg XII hivatalosan
es nyilvanosan egy mask nem-
yet fejerol, hogy addig nenl
nyugszunk amig AIT rendsze-
revel egyutt ell mem pusztitjuk,
ha a ket nemzet mem ALT ha-
boruban egymassal.
S hogy felreertes Sc lehessen,
sot felre Sc magyarazhassak,
hogy kir0l beszelunk. Roosevelt
Hitlert t0bbszor meg is nevez-
te a beszedben.
Egyben AIT is kijelentette a
legnagyobb hatarozottsaggal,
hogy beAet Hitlerrel mem k0t-
mex.
EFT valoszinuleg azert tar
totta szuksegesnek megtenni,
inert titkoS nazi hirforrasok
AIT a pletykat korporaltak
Stockholmbol, hogy bizonyos
angol es nemet magan-korox
hekerol targyalnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-11
TERMESZETESEN
A NEMZETI

program megvalositasa es a
ver nelkuii haboru nagy aldo
zatokat kovetel ettol a neplzet
tol, S lassan az egesz giganti-
kus program kibontakozik elot
think.
Sem az elnok, sem a kor-
n.anya mem akarjak tagadni,
s6t AIT nap-nap utan 6szin-
ten megmondjak, hogy az ed
dig vallalt terhek mem elegse-
gesek, hogy fokozottabb mer-
tekben kell a hadviselesbol q
rGsziinket kivenni.
Amig egyr6szt felre erthetet-
lenul tudatta-S az utolso k6t
hetben az angol nemzettel,
,iogy a haboruba beleprii fol-
mlalisan nincsen szandekunk
addig ait is tudattak lit a pol
garsaggal, hogy a lemondasok
nehez korszaka kovetkezik ere
a nemZetre.
Merhetetlenul sokkal t0bb
hadi anyagot kell gyartanunk,
mint amennyit jelenleg szal-
litunk, nagyon sok bekes &C.
lokra szant termeles maholnap
megszlnik, nagy kilengesek,
iGeiglenesen tarto munkatlan-
sag jelentkeznek maid az ipar-
ban, termeszetesen a penz-
iigyi terhek is elj0nnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-11
s MIKOR Az
ELNOK A BEKE

felteteleit is bejelentette, ez-
uttal mas masodszor, igazan
mem lehetett senkinek ket-
seee, hogy ha mem is hivatalo-
san haborus felnek, de habo-
rus tenyezonek tartjuk ma
gunkat.
Keves em5er van ebben a ha-
.aban, a-zinek e tekintetben
ketsegei voltak idaig, az eln0ki
heszed azonban mar igazan
senkit mem hagyhatott ket-
segben.
S ha kellett meg valami, ami
beszedre a hivatalos pecsetet
IS raiisse, akkor az az eln0kl
rendelet volt az, amelyet pen
teken adtak XII az amerika
navynek, hogy az amerikai
vizekben kalozkOdo nemet sub
ma,int semmisitsek meg. irtsak
XII az amerikai viZekbOl.
A ma mar hivatalasan is ell
ismert t5ny .tehat, hogy meg
nem-uzent" haboruban allunk
] tengellyel, tudjuk, hogy a
hadu enet kimen+ a divatbol
r1iota a diktaturak minden elG
zetes ok nelkul rohannak egy-
egy nemZetre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-11

Next Week - General Morgan
brings the Civil War to Ohio.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-11

feet. The flagship was out Of the
battle.
Then Perry made a daring and
unprecedented move. A small
boat was ordered, manned and
rowed in a rain of shot to the
Niagara" Suddenly the wind
strengthened. Perry now decided
on another daring maneuver. He
would crash the British line.
Only yards away, the British
ships reeled under the impact of
the broadside. Other vessels of
Perry's feet closely engaged por-
tions of the British squadron.
Captain Barclays position was
helpless. A white flag was hoisted
and, for the first time in history,
an entire English squadron sur
rendered.
Beaten on land and beaten OH
the water, the British power was
broken and Ohio was again safe.
The next day the bodies of the
dead-American and British
were taken ashore to Put-in-Bay
and laid side by side in a long
row of newly-made graves.
Next Week - General Morgan
brings the Civil War to Ohio.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-11
JAPANON ALL,
HCCY LESZ-E

haboru a ket nemzet kozt,
amely esetben a Szovjet. Kina,
'Tollandia es Anglia, valamint
cz a nemzet egyszerre fogja &
tamadast intezni, vagy biztosi-
tekot ad nagyon gyorsan ARA
nezve, hogy vege a tavol kele-
ten a fesziiltsegnek, es ezentul
a Mikado orszaga megf5r a sa-
iat boreben.
Mint mutt heti szamunkban
n2egjegyeztuk, valoszinu, hogy
Japan hata1ozata voltakepen
az orosz-nemet fronton fog ell
dulni, ha Hitlerek Japan be-
avatkozasat' szeretnek, akkoy
az orosz froAton azonnali szen
zacios gyozelemre van sziik-
segux.
Merit Japan hosszu ideig mem
maradhat a fencen, es rngy
orosz vereseg nelkul mem fogja
rlagat a majdnem biztos IS
nagyon sulyos veresegnek XII
tenni.
S amig a diktaturakkal es
Japannal reszben najdnem-
tenyleges, reszben kereskedelmi
haborut folytat a kornanyunk,
diplomaciail hadmozdulatai a
tengely el6tt joforman az
egesz semleges vilagot el-arjak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-11
HA TENYLEG
SIKERUL

egy-egy amerikai hadihajot
elsUlyeszteni a nemetnek, vaoy
Ia a nemet submarinokat teny
leg kiirtjak az amerikai wick
bol, hadat valosziniileg akkor
sem fogunk uzenni, inert az
clnoknek mem szandeka, hogy
'amerikai katonakat kuldjon
Europaba.
Ellenben az is benne volt d
beSzedben, hogy sziikseg eseten
kiserni fogunk minden anne
rikai hadi szallitmanyt, inert
az elnok megmondta, hogy a
'1adi anyagok biztonsagat Ang-
lianak megadjuk, ha egy
ilyen incidensbol kifolyolag a
nenlet kormany haborut uzen.
ne, akkor AIT elkerulni nem
ludiuk.
Amerikaban ett0l azert mem
felnek, inert a ma mar ket
fronton harcolo nemeteknek
lgazan mem erdekik egy har-
madik tenyleges ellenseget sze-
rezni, inert jol tudiak, ,hogy
haboru eseten minden. a nem-
zeti programmed meg fennalld
ellenvelemeny azonnal meg
sZiinne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-11

Egy yen ordulatnak visszahatasa enne egesz
rkaban Nemcsak Egyest Alamokban, hanem DelAmeri
kaban is
Nagyon s0tet lenne heyzet reank egy iyen
kOvekeznek demokraa lehanyatlaSat
elenene inert feiletesseg mindig hajando hogy
bukast egy politikai part nevevel kapcsoja 0ssze.
Az teny hogy mar most foglakozik sajto es poti-
tabora jovo esztendo eseyeive muta hogy e
nyeges vatozasokat varnak Rendes kormenyek kozott
ugyanis egeszen bztosra vehet6 hogy aerka BIZ
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-11

helyzet, hogy a tengely izolalva
van a vilagtol, at az anne
rikai kiilkepviseletnek kell ko-
sz0nni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-11
SZUKSEG
SZERINT ES

id6n-z5nt bizonyos mennyi-
segu nyersanyagot, olajat es
elelmet adunk "a franciaknak,
a spanyoloknak es a svedek-
nek, de csak annyit, hogy mem
mernek csatlakozni a ten
gelyhez, az amerikai diploma
cia si.zere, hogy ait idaig mem
tettek.
A tengely-hatalmak azzal is
EFT a nemzetet okoljak. hogy a
t0r0koket megtartotta a semle-
gessegben, S valoszinu, hogy Ok
tudjak a legjobban.
A Roosevelt kormany legna-
gyobb diplomaciai sikere azon-
ban ketsegkivul az, hogy az
cgesz latin Anerika teljes mer-
tekben velink van. Ebben Sc
gitsegere volt a kormanynak
= Hitler, akinek a k0vetei es
nagyk0vetei az egyes delame-
rikai allamoxban a tisztesssg
es a kotelezo joizles minden
hataran tul mentek, ugy vi
selkedtek, mintha Hitler maris
ura lenne az egesz vilagnak.
A haboru harmadik eszten-
CAiereL Lo7dofnp tchot az O
Evening star., 1941-04-18
Dorothy Dix Says 80
Engagement Must Be Regarded
Just as Sentimental Option

finding out how we'll their tastes
jibed, and how much of each others
society they could stand without
yawning.
In reality, that is what an engage
ment should be. Not a mortgage on
a girls and boys future, but a find
ing out of what sort of a permanent
investment the other would be.
1t should be a time in which a
man and woman who are contem-
plating spending the balance of
their lives together should make the
most profound study of which they
are capable of the others character,
points of view, manners and habits,
and then decide whether their
peculiarities would get on their
nerves, or they would love them just
because they were Johns or Mary's
little ways.
And if. as the engagement wore
on, they loved each other more
dearly and found their greatest hap
piness in each others companion
ship, then let the wedding bells ring
out and joy be unconf1ned.
But If, on the contrary, they
find as the engagement drags it's
weary length along that their
enthusiasm for each other has died
natural death and their tempera-
ture gone down from fever heat to
subnormal; if they fight and quarrel
over all sorts of trifles, and other
boys and girls begin to look good
to them. then let them be free to
say: Goodbye and thank you for
pleasant time" and no bones
broken. Not even a heartstrine
strained.
Evening star., 1941-04-18

New Beauty
Products
Appear
These Timely Items
Receive Approval
Of Every Woman
By Patricia Lindsay

Among the many new beauty
aids which have reached my desk
are these-timely for spring and
welcomed by women everywhere.
For spring lips: For tickle lips
which like frequent change of color
there is a patriotic three-lipsticks
in miniature sizes, holding three re-
liable spring shades-a blushing pink,
a gold-spiked orange and saucy
red. The three fit snugly into a
blue suede case which in turn fits in
any size handbag. Almost indispens-
able.
True gardenia for glamour: In
a most cunning water sprinkler
topped with gay spring posies, comes
a tiny flacon of true gardenia fra
GRANGE. 1t makes the incest of re-
membranes for a pittance and its
quality is good. OF course, you
could keep it for yourself
Sea magic for nails Mixed to
create siren-glamour for your finger
nails are two new polish shades
a reef coral and a rich luscious red
which has rose overtones. These
two colors are accents for new
make-up-lipstick, rouge and eye
shadow, the shades of which were
inspired by the mythical allure of the
deep sea. They are nice shadings
to wear with summer duds. To
lure your pennies from your purse
Is mermaid-seahorse lapel pin
presented free with the nail kit con-
tanning the two new polisheS men,
toned above.
For rebeling feet: You might try
being your own doctor for a change
If your feet are impressing upon
you that it is spring! To relieve
your aches, callouSeS and prevent
your feet from spreading size or
so larger, you are presented with an
ingenious foot band which boasts
a comfortable cushion for the ball
of your foot. This band comes in
several sizes for each foot. Your
shoe dealer or notion counter should
be able to show it to you. A COM
forting product for this time of the
year when we want to get out and
walk, and walk, and walk.
For swank only: Girls who like
the newest of everything will re-
Joice In having cunning silk
faille handbag adorned with bright
gold eagle. Inside are change purse
and pocket comb, handsome loose
powder compact filled, and matching
lipstick. There is ample room for
other odds and ends. Red, navy
blue, black and beige are the colors
from which you may choose. A
very modern accessory for military
styled clothes.
Evening star., 1941-04-18

An engagement to marry should
be regarded as merely q sentimental
option which a man and woman
take on each others hearts and
hands, and which they are free
either to close or let lapse, without
disparagement to either party, when
the time to make a final decision
arrives. This would save endless
misery and prevent many of the
marriages that are doomed to be
failures before they even start, be-
cause they are the result of men
and women feeling that they have
to stick to bargains which they
already repent. For it is only too
sadly true that circumstances alter
cases-as the old proverb puts it
and that we make many commit
ments on the spur of the moment
that we bitterly regret on sober
second thought. Time changes us
all. 1t alters our tastes, our points
of view, so that very often the thing
that was our hearts desire yester-
day we would not take on a bet
today, and that is why I think that
a marriage engagement should be
a flexible take-it-or-leave-it ar
rangement, instead of a binding
contract, which often costs man
money to break and causes him to
be regarded as a Welcher by his as
sociateS.
Of co11rca u-or,a,, oovipu tho
traditional right to change their
minds, have little difficulty in
breaking out of an engagement
when they discover that, after all,
they prefer Percy. who has a new
streamlined car, to Sam, who walks
his dates.
But when a man finds out that
what he mistook for a deathless
passion was only passing fancy,
and that long before he has gotten
through paying the installments on
the engagement ring he put on
Sally's lily white hand she bores him
to death and he looks forward with
horror to spending his life listen
ing to her chatter, it is no easy
matter to unite with his teeth the
knot he tied with his tongue.
The easy engagement would make
for happier marriages because it
would give the party of the first
party and the party of the second
part a chance to test out their
affections for each other. For they
could be very sure that love that
isn't strong enough to endure an
engagement wouldn't hold up under
the stress of matrimony. And they
would also have an opportunity Of
Evening star., 1941-04-18
By Dorothy Murray

Dy bUI OtHV 4h "fUp
After washing your prized hand
knit sweater, be sure to place it on
q special frame so that it will be
properly dried and blocked. This
able to all sizes and the metal parts
are rustproof. 1t comes equipped
with two sets of arms, one for short
sleeves and the other for long. . .
Perfect for travelling is compact
dryer made of rustprOof airplane
aluminium. The dryer is equipped
with approximately 10 satinWood
clips that are rubber tipped. That
is an outstanding feature because
any danger of marring fine materials
with clip marks is eliminated. . .
For your next cocktail party have
on hand QiterallyD a large and
"fashy" pair of gloves. Wearing
these, one can eliminate the not
too attractive towel which usually
Is wrapped around the shaker. The
gloves have terry cloth palms and
MORE backs, and are attached to
each other by twisted white rope.
They are attractively decorated with
names of drinks written at various
angles across them.
1t would be nice this year to have
covers for the seats of your dining
room chairs. Smart ones are made
of quilted chintz and come in two
sizes, 16 inches for the straight type
chair and 10 inches for those with
arms. They can be secured in at
tractive floral designs on wine, blue,
black or tan backgrounds. -.
An innovation in hair curriers' are
the ones made of plastic material
This new type is not supposed to
kink, frizz or break the ends of your
hair. There are four curriers' on a
card, available in plain white or
amber shade and very inexpen-
Evening star., 1941-04-18

will speak on the national fashion
centerS. For example, the place
Hollywood holds, the supremacy of
Los Angeles as a sport clothes CEN
ter, st. Louis as a shoe center, Kan
sas City's work in dress design and
other interesting developments will
be explained. Labor and fashion
promotion will be discussed by Ju-
lius Hochman, general manager,
Joint Board of the DreSSmakerS'
Union, while opportunities for the
college graduate in the white COL
lar" field will be presented by Morris
w. Haft.
OF particular interest at this first
dinner will be talk by Thurman w.
Arnold, United States Assistant At
torney General. This will be a dis
cussion Of the recent F. o. G. A. de-
cision handed down by the Supreme
Court, a decision which, briefly,
ruled that designs can be copied,
thus putting a wider selection of
merchandise on the market and CIV
ing Mrs. Consumer more of a choice.
1lllo lulIlISs NSSASilCo W PAOtSNI tAAS
customer, restricts the eXclusiveneSS
OF original designs in fashions.
Such famous names in the style
world as Nettie Rosenstein, we'll
known garment designer; Lilly
Dache and Sally Victor, top-notch-
ers in the millinery field, and other
outstanding personalities such as
Valentino, Suzy, MolyneuX, Jessie
Franklin Turner, Maurice Rentner
and Abbot Kimball will participate
in this most important occasion.
Briefly, it all comes to better
understanding between the whole
salers who are faced with a labor
shortage and the educators who can
prepare young people for a career
in faShion-to the mutual benefit of
both. Fashion, which, we under
stand, is the second largest industry
in the country, is growing ever more
important, offering more and more
opportunities for worthwhile ca
reers. And that, of course, is why
it's vital that the requirements for
such work be well understood by
young people who are going to be
seeking profitable positions.
Personally, we think this confer
ence is one of the best ways OF
reaching helpful conclusions
Evening star., 1941-04-18
Opportunities for Fashion
Careers to Be Discussed
At Special Conference
. Students May Train Properly
BY Learning Requirements
For Profitable Positions
By Helen VOgt

with something closely akin sigh of relief that this
discovered practical all the whoopng wang
and about the fight for fashion
held New York April % and "a at which time the opportun
ties the eG fashion will be discussed Under the
Relations
colleges universities will with wholesalers
prepare fill those needs
gathering be called Conference Work
nies in American Fashion Design and it's expected that 1000
roundab discussions
famous the
the understanding
between employers prospective employees.
with dinner Wednesday, April % the delegates will
which
Catherine Fen SoSe chairman of the board Institute of Womens
Hamburger formerly promotion specialist who
Evening star., 1941-04-18
More Farm Products

The non-alcoholic beverage in
dustry is becoming a better customer
for American farm products, accord
ing to preliminary report of the
Bureau of the Census. During 1889,
such manufacturers used 5,675, ,683
pounds of corn sugar, compared with
2,287004 pounds in 1887. Use of
corn sirup increased from 1,603, 500
pounds In 1887 to 7.425, 196 pounds
In 1889.
Evening star., 1941-04-18
Hint

Use milk soap water for laun-
dering corduroy articles. Rinse in
warm clear water and hang up to
dry. When nearly dry, place the
article on a fiat surface and brush
along the ribs with a soft brush.
This is better than pressing the
corduroy.
Evening star., 1941-04-18
DEAR MISS NOVEL;:

DEAR MISS NOVEL;:
I have most wonderful tufted
sofa OF the early Victorian period.
1t is a remarkable piece of furni-
ture covered III wine satin and is in
perfect condition. 1t belonged to
an aunt who took marvellous care of
it, and when it was recovered about
five years ago she had satin dra-
peries made to match it which were
lined and interlined in too fine a
manner to be discarded lightly. I
have small chair of the period and
also two very lovely papier mache
tables which I could use in a guest
bedroom which is only partly fur
nished. Could you give me color
scheme for walls and rug that would
not be too ornate and would be
useful with these articles?
MRS. G. K. H.
Answer-I would suggest pale pink
walls and sheer pale pink ninon
straight curtains at the windows.
You probably will feel that satin
draperies are too hot for now, but
they would be useful in the fall.
Suggest a pale gray-beige rug and
the same shade to be used for tai
lored bedspreads. The sleek, trim
lines of the bed will take bit of the
ornate quality off the room. Loop
the satin draperies back at high
waistline" when you use them in the
fall. For small accessories, stick to
the Victorian and the regency things.
You will find the restrained lines
of the regency period nice con-
trast to the Victorian.
DEAR MISS NOVEL;:
I have a large storage closet in
my apartment where usually place
all my winter wearing apparel and
blankets. Though I have never had
any moths, find that the garments
seem to pick up dust. Is there any
way that I could protect them
against this at small expense?
H.F.
Answer You are exceedingly
lucky to have found no sign of
moths, as wherever dust can pene-
trate so can a moth! I would
suggest the mothproofed paper
containers. You may get the chest
type for the blankets and any furs
that you do not wish to hang and the
Standing-cloSet type for your dresses
Evening star., 1941-04-18
Soft Drinks for Trainees

Social problems of men in train
ing for the army are partly solved
by the prevailing nickel price of soft
drinks. They take their dates" to
the local soft drink parlors, recent
survey shows, for refreshment with
in the reach of a trainee's budget,
Evening star., 1941-04-18
Bv Barbara Bell

These two patterns should provide
you with all the aprons you need for
a long time, and in considerable va
riety! Make them for yourself, for
occasional gifts, and for church or
club sales. Design No. 1888 in
cludes a pinafore, two different tie
arounds, all with nicely fitted cor
selet waistlines, and neat little frilled
collar, besides.
Design No. 1888 is a coverall
with true princess cut, wide shoulder
straps guaranteed to stay put on the
shoulders, and gathered pockets as
decorative as they are convenient.
Both these coverall aprons, you'll
notice, are the convenient kind that
go ever the head. Detailed sew
charts with patterns.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1258-B
is designed in sizes IA, 16, 18, 20; 40
and AZ. Corresponding bust meas
ureYnents 80, "a, SO, SO, 40 and az.
Complete requirements for all three
Evening star., 1941-04-18

or coats. You will find these useful
all year long, as you may store your
summer things this fall and have
them seem fresh again in the spring,
Evening star., 1941-04-18

aprons are included on your sew
chart.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1888
is designed in sizes 80, "a, So, SO, 40,
AZ and a.. Size "a requires 21z yards
of 35-inch material, IN yards trim
ming.
Each pattern, 26 cents.
Evening star., 1941-04-18

I wanted in this room
MRS. d. l..
Ordinarily we use this ex-
pansive yellow to open up and light
up a dull, small room. I do not
doubt that it makes you feel as
though you were outdoors with all
that light in your living room. You
might use a soft gray wall paper
of one of the lovely new gray and
yellow papers. With a f1owered
chintz on a yellow ground and some
clear green, this room would be
lovely. Use your clear yellow in
lamp shades and small accessories
so that it has definite importance
and think you will be very happy
with the result.
Evening star., 1941-04-18
Bright Yellow Wall Paper
In a Large, Sunny Room
Gives Too Much Light
Gray Will Soften the Effect;
Make Use of Brilliant Tone
In the Small Accessories
By Margaret No,CeH

window. The faces south
light planned yellow wall
shade yellow find that
bright Would that another color? What
yellow?
Evening star., 1941-04-18
By Baroness Pianfonf

enjoy the comforts of bed
taken book and settled into bed
prepared enjoy reading in luxury only to find draft
spelling crocheed
jacket shown above ou soft and slip and on
evenings and will be the
proud of made of soft In favote color
Pattern envelope complete easytoread and
Needework Editor Evening
Evening star., 1941-04-18
My Neiehbor Soys:

Sliced apples Drowned In
bacon fat, slightly sweetened
and spiced make a delicious
topping for 4 Drowned slice of
ham.
To get the best service from
felt hats, brush them frequently
with a soft brush (not a stiff
whiskbroom) with the grain of
the felt.
A leftover hint-cover a cas-
Serole of savory macaroni and
cheese, or spaghetti and tomato
sauce, with chopped cooked ham
blended with a dash of onion.
Bake until hot clear through
and serve.
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