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Smyrna times., 1941-07-03
SELECT SITE
FOR AIRPORT
Georgetown is Site Selected
For New Class 3 Field;
Levy Court Action Needed
SURVEYS BEING MADE

The Civil Aeronautic Administra-
tion, Washington, announced the
selection of a Georgetown site for
a Class Three airport. Before re-
ceiving the CAA decision, the Sus-
sex County Levy Court passed a
resolution requesting that the gov
ernment provide more information
on the use of the airport. An act
passed this year in the Legislature
provides the commissioners to bond
the county gor $4,000 to purchase
land if the field is to be used in the
national defense program. The
Commissions resolution asking for
before it enters Into
contracts of purchase or other OBJ
liiations for the improvement of
land or erection of facilities for the
said airport" will be forwarded by
Clerk of Peace Francis F. Morgan,
secretary of the Levy Court, to the
proper authority. Action by the
court will depend on the answer
submitted by the national author
tiles. Several surveys have been
made of land in this vicinity and
the CAA has tentatively approved
a 390-acre tract about one and a
half miles southeast of the city.
The proposed site is a short dis
tance from the "Y" where the
Georgetown-Lewes branch and the
Georgetown Franklin City, Va,
branch of the Pennsylvania Rail
road meet.
Smyrna times., 1941-07-03

ed. Towed back to the Lewes har-
Dor she capsized at dawn next
morning and her crew of 27 was
rescued by the Lewes Coast Guard.
Capt. John I. Tooker, chief salvage
officer, says the Ramon will remain
in the harbor for another two
weeks to be cleaned of mud, slime,
and barnacles accumulated on her
submerged side. She will then be
towed to Port Richmond to be Of
ficially discharged, and then to the
Sun Shipyards for reconditioning
into service.
Smyrna times., 1941-07-03
Observation-Disclosures

A LBERT SPALDING, Amer
\ ica's greatest violinist, is one
of the most versatile virtuosi who
ever reached for a high G.
For this noted instrumentalist,
who was the son of one of the
founders of the famous sporting
goods house and who at an early
age passed up a big-time business
future to follow the violin, has
varied range of interests prob
ably never before found in an
outstanding musician. Spalding is.
an aviator, he is master of cere-
monies on a weekly network ra-
dio program, he holds tennis
championship, and he ranks as
an outstanding amateur chef.
Those of you who have follow
ed the career of this great violin
ist probably know that he served
as an aviator under Major (now
Mayor LaGuardia in the World
War. You also no doubt listen
occasionally to the Sunday musi-
cal program on which Spalding
acts as master of ceremonies, as
well as featured Soloist. If you
have followed Mr.. Spalding's ac-
tivities closely, you might know
that he even holds a MasSachu-
setts' tennis title.
Also a Chef
But you probably didn't know
that Mr.. Albert Spalding can toss
a mean skillet in the kitchen, and
that often, when he has guests in
for dinner, he sends the cook
home so that he can have free
rein of the culinary department
10 turn out some of his own spe-
cial dishes.
Spalding has toured four con-
.inents during his many years as
a concert performer, and, as one
who has always been interested
in good foods and good eating, he
has collected recipes from all
over the world. Friends who visit
his country home in Great Bar
rington, Mass, or his apartment
at the Ritz-Towers in New York,
say that Spalding's sensitive
hands are as facile with the chat
ing dish as they are with his rare
100000 Stradivarius violin.
The violinist's speciality is des-
serts-and his favorite dessert is
Strawberries Flambees," an un-
usual delicacy he picked up in
Southern Russia. Here's the
Maestro's recipe: to a quart {
sugared strawberries add kirs.ll
and brandy to taste. Heat over a
slow fire about five minutes, then
pour over vanilla ice-cream. Add
cup of brandy and set afiame.
"lf you want tc be really spectac-
ular with this dish," says Spald-
ing, serve it like this and let the
Smyrna times., 1941-07-03
Laws on Minimum Pay
Penned 5000 Years Ago

CHICAGO.-University of Chicago
scientists report that such present
day laws as legislation fixing mini
mum wages and price levels were
born in the minds of Babylonian
economists who preserved their
Congressional Records" for poster
ity in the form of hieroglyphic in.
seriptions.
That would make such laws 5000
years old, the scientists said in
their recent report on the subject.
Smyrna times., 1941-07-03
FIRE AT LEIPSIC

About 1 o'clock on Thursday
morning, fire was discovered issu-
ing from the rear of DR.. Howe's
drug store. The alarm being given
quite a crowd collected in a few
minutes and began to. throw water.
That it was useless to attempt to
save the store was soon apparent,
and all efforts were made to save
the offices of Captain Fleming, and
Doctor Conoway which were i'm
mediately next door. These were
saved only after considerable diff
ficulty. The flames completely
swept DR.. Howe's property, the
stable nearby being completely de-
stroyed. The origin was unknown.
The loss was about $1,000, COM
pletely insured.
Smyrna times., 1941-07-03
Chorus Cracks Down
On Male Intruder

RENO NEV.-For its annual
costume "She-Jinx" coed party of
Tri Delta sorority of the Univer-
sity of Nevada, the girls this year
wore costumes representing
songs. When, a male intruder
was found in their midst, the
songs" joined in an Anvil
Chorus" and the youth was pun
iShed.
Smyrna times., 1941-07-03
WEDDING

McClain-Best-A very neat, quiet
wedding took place at the home of
Mr.. H. E. Best, near Rothwell's
Landing Tuesday, June 80, at s
P. M. The contracting parties
were Mr.. Archie McClain and Miss
Nina Best A few friends and rela-
tives gathered to witness the cere-
mony and to congratulate the
young couple. The ring service
was used. After hearty congratu-
lations were extended, the company
was invited out for refreshments.
The evening was enlivened by mu-
sic, both vocal and instrumental,
the bride acting as organist. Mr..
and Mrs. McClain have cottage
at Woodland where they will spend
the Summer.
Smyrna times., 1941-07-03
SMYRNA DOINGS.
OF so YEARS AGO.
Notes of Marriages, Deaths
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
ISSUE OF JULY 1ST, 1891

Taken from our old files of
corresponding week, as near
date of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature of the
Times, will call to mind people
and events of the older genera
ton.
Smyrna times., 1941-07-03

mer. Up in New York State it was
more decided being accompanied
by hail.
A party of equestrians = Miss
Sue Culbreth and Frank Bailey,
and Miss Blanche Cochran and
Charles Wharton took a horseback
ride to Woodland Beach on Monday
afternoon. They returned home
after supper, the ride comprising
16 or IL miles.
Green Spring Public School, Miss
Annie Middleton, teacher, had a
successful picnic on Saturday last
At Walkers School House where
they always have good turnout
they will picnic next Saturday.
patriotic affair. George M. Steven
son supplies the ice cream.
They have a fish catching dog at
Collins Beach that affords consid-
cradle amusement to the visitors
He moves around in the water and
gathers up fish with the alert
ness of crane, takes it to the
shore, lays it down, goes in for an
other, and really seems to enjoy the
sport.
The "Children's Day, of the
Smyrna Landing Sunday School,
which was postponed twice on ac-
count of the weather, came off very
successfully on Sunday afternoon,
and well attended. Short address,
es were made by Rev, William Far
les, and S. A. Buchanan, the collec-
tion amounting to S7.45.
Yesterday, a yellow, unmuzzled
dog, went into the yard of the bas-
ket mill, and behaved strangely,
and among other things having a
fit. Just at the time the whistle
blew to go to work, no one had
time to kill a dog presumably mad,
and the animal passed on out of
the yard, and down Pearl Street.
William G. Hill made his first
shipment of peaches on Monday.
They were of the Amsden June,
and the Alexander varieties. JOS
eph Reynolds, express agent, also
sent away over twenty boxes or
baskets. This fruit is very differ
ent from the standard varieties of
six weeks hence, but they are
peaches.
The colored people of Manshi and
Union Churches near Cheswold,
will hold a grand picnic in Hard
castles woods, on July the Fourth.
Miss Alcerta Conoway, teacher
at Number 4, gave her pupils pic
mic on Saturday last. Good things
in abundance were provided, cake
ice cream, lemonade, candies, etc.
The usual games were indulged in
and everybody and his neighbor had
a good time. The school closed
last week for the Summer.
Wilmington had one of the most
disastrous fires that it has had in
long while on Sunday, in the de-
struction of the old Ferry Mills
owned by the Diamond State Iron
Company, involving loss of $780,
900, and throwing 400 people out
of employment If the wages av-
eraged $40 a week, the aggregate
would amount to $4,000, and as the
works will hardly be able to resume
operations again under two months,
the loss to the merchants of Will
mington will be 5000 or S36,000
Smyrna times., 1941-07-03
NOTICE

Dead or disabled horses, cows
and mules removed FREE of
charge by calling DOVER 749 R
13. No animals removed unless call
is made Immediately and no an
imals dying from contagious dis
ease will be removed.
Smyrna times., 1941-07-03
PERSONALS

Harry G.. Budd, who graduated
at Dickinson College, did not have
a weeks vacation. The vacancy in
the pastorate at Seaford M. E.
Church caused by the breaking
down in the health of Rev. R. c.
Jones was offered him, and he went
down the next day to commence his
pulpit labors on Sunday morning.
Joseph E. Wilson and family
Continued on Page Eight
Smyrna times., 1941-07-03

We print attractive Sale Bills at
reasonable prices.
Smyrna times., 1941-07-03
DELAWARE CITY DOCK

The dry dock, which ]. E. Simp-
son and Company, of Brooklyn,
propose to build on the Simpson
farm which borders on the Della
ware River, and the Delaware and
Chesapeake Canal, will cost $225,-
900 and will dock vessels of 2000
tons capacity. The people of Del
aware City are asked to contribute
100000 to the scheme. 1t is not
thought likely that they can raise
the sum, although the project will
not be retarded.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-29
A GAZDASAGI
HELYZET MEM

volt olyan kedvezo a mutt
heten, mint ahogy AIT a mum
katlanok szamanak a csokke-
nese es a termeles emelkedese
mutatta, inert az alap-helyzet
sulyos kilengeseknek van XII
teve.
Az a teny, hogy hadi SEE
rencse forgandonak nevezett
kereke egyaltalan mem akar
forogni, S allandoan a nemetek
mellett van, az a teny, hogy
Anglia esetleges 0sszeomlasaval
is kell 7szamolni, kedvezotlen
alaphangot adnak az uzletnek.
Ma kenytelen minden ember
meglatni, hogy vagy Anglia
veresegeyel, vagy az Egyesiilt
Allamok teljes be-avatkozasa-
val kell szamolni, S ezeknek a
lehetosegeknek mindegyike ka-
tasztrofa a gazdasagi helyzet-
re. A jelenlegi tozsde panik,
a nap-nap utan zuhano erte-
kek mutatjak meg a legjobban,
hogy milyen butak azok a hon
fitarsak, akik mindig arrol
csevegnek, hogy 'nemzet-
k0zi bankarok" haborut akar.
max. A hideg razza oket is
az ertekeiket is ARA a leheto.
segre, hogy a haboruba belle
pink ez ad kellemetlen alap
hangot a gazdasagi helyzet
mex.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-29
WASHINGTON
NEMASAGA MOGOTT

beketargyalasokat sejtettek
a het vegen S eek a sejtelmek
mem alaptalanok. Valoszinu-
mex tartjak, hogy Hess nem-
csak beke-ajanlatokkal erkezett
Angliaba, hanem bizonyos ko-
rok gondolnak is oft bekere,
inert Anglia ketsegbe-ejto hely-
zete teljesen igazolna ilyen pro-
balkozasokat.
A francia arulas utan Ang-
lianak lie kell szamolni azzal az
eshetoseggel, hogy az egesz ko-
eel keletet elveszti, ami aztan
megrenditene a befolyasat es a
hatalmat az egesz szines vilag-
ban.
S egyre valoszinubbnek lat
silk az is, hogy Kis Azsiaban
es Azsiaban a Szovjet szorosan
egyitt hajlando Hitlerrel mil
kodni, hogy megosztozhassa-
max a zasknanyon. Egyel6re
Anglia tiz fronton vedekezik,
maholnap valoszinuleg vedekez
ME kell Gibraltarnal is, de mem
lenne csoda, sot ertheto es ia
Ian logikus lenne, ha Anglia
bekere, vagy annak a lehetose-
gere gondolna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-29
MINDIC CSAk VARNI YARNI

Elsavanyodik az ernberben ee elmegy eetkedve ha
egyebet ehet csak war; var valamt,
tdja hogy NIT ami smet nyugodtabb kerekvagasba te
relic gondokozasat
Ma ere semmikeppen sincs moda csak var es var,
varja, hogy mlyen keser meglepetes hoz honap inert
hogy lot hoz, egeszen bizonyos.
sotet fellegek kozot ameyek fold athatarat borit-
iak egyeen szakadek sem, ahonnan kek eg moso-
yogna reank Meg csak reenynk lehet hogy mos
haborut beke valtsa fe Nyitan hdek vi
agna hogy ennek haborunak eve esz vege Rational
szakerok mondak hogy ha eesen kesz lesz mar Anne
rka Observation-Disclosures hadiszrek paratan omeg gyar
tasara akor egaabb egy ke hozza hogy ekezduk tel
jesen utoern keszltseget Egy mask ev ke hozza
hogy uolerjuk, egy harmadk eszend6, hogy tuhaaduk
amg ekovetkezik, addig varnunk kel e reszket-
MINK hogy vaon kiba-e addig Anglia inert ha veetenul
bna XII akkor meg sotebb lesz heyzet es meg hosz
deig kell varnunk aig net bee ragyogo
siteset elvezhetjuk. &~ ......
Akarmiyen tavo vagyunk harcterekt6l ebben pila-
natban megis aando eszisegben artja idegenket ha-
Tuduk hogy igen sok keemeten megepetes jon meg
azoak bzonytaan volta tara degenket szne beteges-
mex ,mondhato feszultsegben.
Tuduk pedaul att hogy haboruba valo bevonulast mi
ameriaiak bruk elkerni Halogatuk - nagyon hey-
teeni meg bzonyos ideg megmozduast de annak nncs
sef Aknek kereszul kell esn hideg furdon az
jobban tesz egyszerre fejes ugrk vzbe mint hogy
lab uja hegyevel probalgatja annak hatasat
Be kel vennink keseri orvossago tartSanak ben
nunket egaabb knzo fesztsegben hanem adak de hogy
nyejuk lie.
Icy erez mar legtobb ember Amerkaban. AIT mond
ak orvosok hogy degek feszsege kezd vesedemes
enn tetlen varakozas foyn es maguk aanljak hogy
kormany veget egy bator epesse ennek aapo
nak amey jora vezeet Egyseg addg mem esz ebbe
nagy orszagban, amig haduzenet meg terenti att
Mindig csak varni varni, EFT mem birhatja XII egye
eber eberek t0meget kepviselo nenzet meg
kevesbe
Ha mar kerilhetuk ell, jojjon tettek oraja!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-29
H ETH SZE NILE

kiepiteni, tobb-kevesebb skier
rel.
A francia kormany valamivel
mersekeltebb hurokat penge-
tett a multi heten, S ma mem
latszik valosziniinek, hogy a
francia amerikai gyarmatokat
hamarosan megszalljuk, de ez
a veszedelem mem mutt ell. Kor-
manyunknak minden esetre az
az allaspontja, hogy a francia
kormany a sajat nepenek es
Amerikanak adott t0bbszori
igeretet megszegte.
Franco, a spanyol diktator
ketsegbe esve kuzd az elke-
rilhetetlennek latszo nemet in
vazio ellen, diplomataink
eros munkat fejtenek XII ebben
az lranyban. 5 amennylDer
Hitler Spanyolorszagon xviii
Portugaliat is megszallna, va
loszinu, hogy a portugal kor-
many keszseggel venne igenybe
az amerikai nemzetek segitse-
get, hogy legalabb az Azori-
sziget-csoportokat tarthassak.
Jelenleg Argentina kulugy-
minisztere van Washingtonban
S latogatasatol AIT remelik,
hogy a latin amerikai blokk
ezentul egysegesebben lesz mel
lettunk. o
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-29
A NEMZETVEDELEM
ijGYEBEN

mem kell k6tsegbe esnie az
orszagnak. A sztrajkok es
egyeb zavarok es kesedelmek
dacara mertfoldes csizmakkal
megyunk minden teren elore.
Az vi gyarak majdnem
mindegyike el0bb kerul uzem,
be, mint AIT remeltek, ma
olyan telepek kezdik ontani a
felszereleseket, ahonnan ait
csak felev mulva remeltek.
A tomegtermeles mostana-
ban kezdodik, S maholnap elo
all a problema, hogy gy6zik-e g.
hajok atszallitani mindazt,
amt Anglia szamara tudunk
termelni, dacara a kisajatitott
idegen hajoknak.
A hadsereg is fejlodik, S ma
mar mem az eredetileg tervezett
egy millio es negyszazezer fo-
DOL allo hadsereg szamara ke-
) i'll a felszereles, inert jelenleg
ket millios hadsereg a terve a
vezerkarnak es a kormanynak.
S ma mar mem evi 0tvenezer
-opulogep termelese a progra-
munk, szazezer gep termelese-
re szerelik fel az ipart, amely
egy ev mulva nyolcszazezer en-
bert sziv fel munkara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-29
OLYAN FELHATAL-
MAZAST ADTAK

az eln0knek, amt a vilag.
haboru alatt is megtagadott
Wilsontol a kongresszus, a
mely az orszag iparanak e>
kereskedelmEnek, minden por
cikajat erintisoStc
Minden sziikseges es rendel-
kezesre allo nyersanyag es g6p
felett szabadon rendelkezhetik
ennek a felhatalmazasnak az
alapjan Roosevelt, peldaul
annak engedelyez acelt vagy
fat, vagy aluminiumot, vagy
villanyt, vagy egy szerszam-
gepet, akinek akar; illetve aki-
rol az a velemenye, hogy nem-
zetvedelmi szempontbol meg.
illeti az elsoseg.
Ez lehetove teszi neki, hogy
tenyleg azok a gyarak jussa-
max megfelel6 mennyisegben
anyaghoz, amelyek a nemzet-
vedelmet szolgaljak, de lehet0-
We teszi ait is, hogy az arakat
esszeru szinvonalon megtartsa
S azokat ne engedje felemel
kedni a felh0kig.
Bizonyos nyersanyagok mu.
tatkozo hianya AIT mutatja
hogy ere szukseg volt, de
felhatalmazas ait is mutatja
hogy haborus lehetosegekre il
ell van kesziilve a kongreSzus
S hogy az eln0knek mindenr'
meg van a tobbsege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-29

sen, kormanyunk, S amely a
farmerek termenyeinek az arat
mestersegesen emelte.
Termeszetesen penzboseg ide
jen sokkal k0nnyebb lesz a
kormanynak megszerezni azo-
kat a milliardokat, amiket &
nemzetvedelemre elkoltiink,
bar ezen a teren aggodalmak
semmikepen mem voltak.
A kormany altal felajanlott
tiz ewes kotvenyeket varatlan
mennyisegben vasarolja a pol
garsag, nemcsak hazafias ko-
telessegb6l, hanem azert is,
inert ennel jobb es elony0sebb
befektetesi alkalmat nehez len
ne talalni.
Ugy a kormany, mint a kon-
gresszus egyes tagjai meg ma
is kacerkodnak azzal az ang-
liai rendszerrel, hogy a munkas
keresetenek egy reszet GO
vagy 10 szazalekat) vegyek el
minden "pedanap' kolcsonbe,
S a haboru utan, a panikszerji
ipari stagnacio alatt adjak ait
XII, nehogy egyszerre benuljon
meg a verkeringes az orszag-
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-29
WASHINGTON
ERTESULESE

Szerint ugyan minden mos
tani beke-kiserlet a legnagyobb
ellenzesre talalna az angol pol
garek kozt, inert a nyilt .varo-
sok bombazasa most mar min
den elkeseredest kivaltott S
beketargyalasokba belle bukna
az orszag kormanya. De fel le-
het mindig tenni, hogy egy ha-
boruban allo nemzet kormanya
sokkal tisztabban latja a hely-
zetet es a lehetoseget, mint a
polgarsag.
Az is valoszinu, hogy Anglia
a beke ugyet egyszeruen at
utalta - Roosevelthez, volta
kepen Washingtontol fugg,
hogy milyen valaszt adnak Ne
metorszagnak, ha tenyleg tar
gyalnak a kuliszak megett a
bekerol.
Anglia kormanya esetleg ko-
vetelesekkel all elo Roosevelt
mel, hogy a haborut csak abban
az esetben kepesek es hajlan-
dok folytatni, ha nagyobb Sc
gitseget kapnak ettol az Or
szagtol, S mem lehetetlen, hogy
azonnali bele-avatkozasunka
is kivanjak.
Minden esetre vannak jelek
amelyek ilyen k0vetkeztetesek-
re mutatnak, yak lenne, aki
azokat mem latina.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-29
NAGYON
TERMESZETES, HOGY

a j0v6ben honvedelem meg
fogja az acelt minden olyan
szukseglett6l tagadni, amely-
ben ait nelkulozni lehet, vagy
Nasal lehet potolni. Sok terv-
be vett munkat el fognak acel
hiany Matt halasztani, ITALIAN
evekre.
Hasonlo a helyzet gummi-
ban, amelynek a hianya mu-
tatkozni fog a k0yetkezo he
tekben. Most tervezik, hogy
negy mugummi gyarat epite-
mex, amelyekben gyartani fog
jak ait a gummi potlekot,
amire a nemetektol vetttik a
patentot.
Az anyag-hiany egyre sulyo-
sabb problema lesz, varatlanul
talaljuk maid szembe- magun-
Kat kulonbozo anyagok hia-
nyaval, amelyek Matt bizo-
nyos iparagak sorvadni fognak,
bizonyos iparagak varatlanul
fel fognak lendiilni. Peldaul
az elelmiszer kannazo gyarak
sorvadnak, inert a kannak
szamara megfelelo mennyfsegii
ont kapni mem fognak. Ezzei
szemben XII fog alakulni egy
oriasi ipar, mely papirbol vagy
mas kompoziciokbol keszuit
kannakkal fogja maid a hianyt
potolni.. Ez egyetlen pelda
annak "a szemleltetesere, hogy
milyen kilengeseket varhatunk
a civil-iizletben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-29
A MULTI HET
ESEMENYEI

es nyilatkozatai mem voltak
bekesek.
Az elnok kijelentette, hogy
az amerikai hajok a het-tenge-
rex barmelyiken szabadon fog
jak vinni a rakomanyaikat
azok ellen az er0k ellen, anne
lyek veszelyeztetik az emberi-
seq biztonsagat, mem sokat
latszott vele t0r6dni, hogy NIT
olvasnak XII a beszedeb0l.
Knox es Stimson navy es
hadiigyminiszterek a tengerek
szabadsaga mellett nyilatkoz-
tax, vagyis XII akarjak torulni a
torvenykonyveinkbol a semle-
gesseg vegzetes torvenyet, a
mely guzsba kototte az orsza-
got.
S bar az ujsagok sokat irtak
a La Guardia vi dzsabjarol, a
tank gyartasrol, meg az anne
rikai hajok fegyveres kiserete-
rol, majdnem agyon hallgattak
a legfontosabb dolgot, ami a
fegyverkezes teren t0rtent a
a mutt heten. ~.
Pedig abban, van voltakeper
megirva. hogy rrfoggal es ko.
rommel" fegyverkeziink, s hogy
komoly a szandekunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-29

tatjak ezt trefas elvet hamarosan Amerkaban is
szoveseg torvenyhozas e6tt vi ad6emelesi a-
vasat er6sen dogoznak reszeeken es ugy Atszk hogy
egkebb 6ereju autooba is legaAbb szaz dollar vi adot
fognak kveni hatszaz doaros auto vi ad6va hetsaz
doarba fog kerni dragabb kocsn magasabb lesz le
nyegesen vi ado is
Eros hare foyk meg avaslat ellen, de penzigynnisz
ter mAris megmondta hogy ezen segteni mem lehet.
- Aknek mines aut6ja jarjon gyalog
Meg fog szaporodni gyalogjar6k szarna es is
lesz ba inert aprdnkent mar nagyon elszoktunk abak
hasznalatat6 Meg egeszen r0vd utaa megynk gyaog
De maid megtesszk akor akor vi ado rakenysze
rit benniinket
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-29
ROOSEVELT Ell
MEM MONDOTT

beszede, illetve annak eliza
lasztasa minden esetre joggal
ad minden talalgatasra alkal-
mat. S a legkevesebb ha AIT
hisszik, hogy nagyon fontos
es sulyos elhatarozas el0tt all a
kormanyunk.
Az is feltiin6, hogy az utols6
napokban sem a nemetek mem
bombaztak Anglia varosait az
zal a vehemenciaval, amely ket
seq kiviil m6djukban all, sem
az angolok mem kiildtek tome
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-29

kaban, de bar a vasutak most
ebredtek "a, hogy a kozel jov6-
BEN meg szazezer kocsira lenne
penzuk es szikseguk, ma e7A
ket a kocsikat keptelenek my,
rendelni, inert mines elegend6
acel az orszagban. Itt-ott gya-
rak mar most is lecSOkkentett
uzemmel dolgoznak acelhiany-
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-29
AKINEK NINCS Iowa..

furfangos szekey g6bek fel6 sol hogy egy
eentek Mayas kalyhoz es nagy gazsagossagara hi
vatkozva AIT kertek
Mondja XII a kiraly, hogy akinek mines Iowa, jaron
gyalog
csalafntasagon htott keresztW Matyas kraly es
a adott g6beknak hogy eznu szekey fodon csakugyan
on gyalog aknek veletleni mines parpaa ket het
ulva asnak alapan tagadtak meg eofogatot
kralyi futaroto szekelyek, akknek pedig kozsegek
Alta adand6 fogatokhoz addg t0rvenyes jussuk volt
Mem ilyen urfangga ugyan de alghanem torvenybe TX