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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-20

rimankodasra fogta dolgot Az egykor
oily gogos kisasszonynak lily melyen meg
kellett alazkodnia egy szerecsen munkas-
asszony elott Es mikor latta, hogy Mag
gle observation-disclosures mutatkozik, inert
mem hitte el mesejet bevallotta az igazat.
y Ide hallgas, Maggie, S ha akkor Sc
szansz meg k6bol van szived! Tudod,
hogy Matyas mem bant velem olyan j6l,
mint Jim veled... pedig otthon kerte-
STINK volt S en- parancsoltam neki. Ko-
misz lett, mihelyt penzem elfogyott, SEE
rettem volna t6le szabadulni Es multi
kor talalkoztam egy isrner6ssel :. ICY es
ICY jartam vele >.
Mindent elmondott es Maggie tagra
nyitotta szemeit.
Es mikor Valy megmutatta neki ter
deit, melyek meg mindig csunyan ossze
voltak torve, igazan megsajnalta. Azokat
a verrel atfuttatott kek, zold barna fol-
tokat mem lehetett oda hazudni
- TIE megjartad, szegeny .. Matyi
pedig ezutan meg gorombabb lesz.
Tanakodtak, NIT is kellene csinalni
Valy nehez helyzeteben A hazater6 Jim
mar baratsagos beszelgetesbe merilve ta-
lalta 6ket. Jim meghokkent. De azert ba-
ratsagosan udv0zolte ugy tett mintha
senmi Sc tortent volna. Tudta, hogy amint
felesegevel egyediil marad, az maid ell
mond neki mindent.
Silt hal kellemes saga csapta meg
mivel egesz nap derekasan dolgozott,
sen1mi sc volt siirgosebb, mint a vacsora,
no meg hogy Tomyt terdere ultesse.
Valy felenken pillantgatott rea csak
nemi lido mulva merte megkerdezni:
Maga szerzett Matyasnak mask
allast?
Mem en- szereztem egy kocsis
ismerosom
Es mi oft 6 azon a farmon
kertesz?
- Kocsis zoldseget fog bevinni min
den reggel varosba.
- Melyik varosba?
- Matewanba
- Messze van az ide nagyon?
- Mem tudom. En- soha mem voltam
masfele, mint New Yorkban.
Maggie az asztalra tette silt halat
Ettek. Azutan valy mosogatott, hogy XII
erdemelje kegyelem-falatokat, mig Mag
gle agyat vetett.
Amint hazastarsak lefekudtek, Mag
gle persze elsuttogta uranak a s0tetben
Valy kalandjat
Es most New Yorkban akar maradni?
- Csak addig, mig annyit szerez,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-20

HIM nat attOl lei! AKKOr cl-
meztesse ide levelet, en- akarhova uta-
ma kuldom. Az embert meg egy kicsit ko-
riil kell venni, el kell bolonditani =. .
ugyes nonek sikerul az. Ha megis meg
kotne magat, menjen vissza addig var
rodaba, mig sorsa fordul. Csak becsulje
meg magat, ne hallgasson minden hitvany
ferfira
Valy pironkodva fordult el Ere ju-
tott, hogy ICY intse egy idegen asszony. Es
gogje hasztalan agaskodott: ell kellett
tiirnie, inert csak tole varhatott segitseget
Lezarta levelet. Burdacsne aztan
nyomban at is adta neki az utikoltseget,
ezekiel a szavakkal:
- Ha megkildi jo =. ha mem, lei
ken szarad halatlansag.
- A megadason feliil is meg akarom
en- josagat halalni.
- Az maid akkor kovetkezik, mikor
otthon lesz Koroknay kastelyban
Masnapig meg marasztotta Valyt, aki
midon iit0tt az indulas oraja, megtorten
hagyta el Keystont, ahol Hajduhoz valo
szerelme oily dicstelen yeget ert. A kelep-
cejeb6l ugyan kimenekJlt de ezzel mem
erte be. Kegyetlenul megfogadta, hogy
mihelyst penzre tesz szert, browningot va
sarol es nindig maganal hordja, hogy ha
valahol meg talalkozna a leanykeres-
kedove ziillott volt szolgabir6val ledur-
ranthassa, mint egy veszett kutyat.
MEG ToBB MEGPRoBALTATAS
Valy nagyon izgatott volt egesz uton
S izgatottsaga tetofokra hagott, mid6n
megerkezett New Yorkba. Ugy vonzotta a
lenezett meyer negyed, mint valami ell
veszett paradicsom keystoni elmenyei
utan. Maggie baratsagos mosolya utan va
gyott S mar mem haragudott Batyusra,
amiert munkara kenyszeritette. Hiszen
durvasagaban megis sokkal kil0nb volt,
mint finom ur, XII eladta ct es XII
tudja, hany hozza hasonlo hiszekeny te-
remteSt.
Elhatarozta, hogy ezutan nagyon jo
es hi lesz Batyushoz szegyenpir egette
arcat ARA gondolatra, hogy bek0sz0n-
tese rogton hazugsag lesz, De annak kell
Jennie -. inert az igazsag roppant rut
volt. Egy tetszet6s hazugsag meg reszben
helyrehozhat mindent Es formalta, szi-
nezte elmejeben AIT hazugsagot addig,
mig csaknem elhitte maga is.
vegre oft allott Higginsek jol ismert
ajtaja el6tt kopogtatott.
- Come-in - Maggie hangja volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-20

Kitart karokkal sietett a fekete me-
nyecske fele, de az hatralt .idegeniil me-
redt ra
- Maggie! Mem ismersz meg?
-, Ismerni es megismertelek.
- Hat akkor miert huzodol tolem?
- TIE feher asszony mem vagy jo
asszony :. nyitva hagytad lakast, Tom
myt magaban. Rekedtre sirta magat. En-
megtettem neked mindent es te elmentel
$40 nelkul.
- Oh, draga Maggie, ne neheztelj ...
elmondok mindent :.
Maggie ugyan neheztelt legjobban
szeretett volna Valynak ajtot mutatni, de
inert kivancsi is volt, engedte, hogy Valy
leiiljon egy konyhaszekre S rata probalja
XII az urara szabott hazugsagot
- Hirtelen kellett elutaznom, az ura-
mat akartam egy jo allassal meglepni,
mely egy tavoli farmon lett volna. Szeme-
lyesen ohajtottam meggy6z0dni, hogy ne
XII valo hely-e?
Maggie hitetlenJl ingatta fejet
- Igazan, Maggiel Es te most harag-
szol -. mondd, 6 is haragudott nagyon?
Ugy-e, keresett mindenfele?
- No. -. mem nagyOn. 1nkabb cSodal-
kozott es ait mondta: "Majd hazajon, ha
megehezik".
- Es masnap mikor latta, hogy
akkor Sc jottem haza?
- Akkor 0klevel verte az asztalt es
kiabalt:
- MegszOk0tt :. biztosan megszOkOtt
valakivel a cudar, mint ahogy megsz0kott
velem. ANIMAL jobb! Megszabadultam t6le,
csak nyug volt rattan.
Valy feje lejebb, lejebb hanyatlott,
mint egy lathatatlan kalapacs fajdalmas
utesei alatt.
Nehez lesz kibekiteni Mikor Jon
haza?
- Ide? Ide mar mem jon. Kapott he
lyet egy farmon. tegnap elment.
- IStenem! ny0gott fel Valy ket-
Segbeesetten. - Hova ment?
En- mem tudom. Jim talan meg
mondja este >z~ ''''
Valy teljesen megsemmisult ett6l az
ujabb csapastol. Meg ARA Sc teri magahoz,
hogy Tony felebredt boldogan ropko-
d0tt fele.
Engedd meg, Maggie, hogy nalad
maradhassak. Visszamegyek szabon6hoz,
mig megkeresek annyit, hogy Matyi utan
mehessek.
- Mem mem. inert megint nyit-
va hagyod az ajtot.
Maggie nagyon kerette magat Valy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-20
WILlKIET ERDEMES FICYELNI

Willkie megbukott, S ait hit
tex az amerikai polgarok, de
kulonosen a republicans po-
litikusok, hogy ezzel vissza ter
het az ismeretlenseg homa-
lyaba, ugy mint Landon, aki-
mex ma az amerikai polgar a
nevere is alig emlekszik.
S a republicans politiku-
sok, akiknek ez a jeloles mem
tetszett, boldogok voltak, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-20

elo ellenzeki part ebben a ha-
zaban, anire szukseg van, ami
nelkil demokratikus berendez-
kedes mem tud letezni.
Minden valtozik, felelmetes
gyorsasaggal valtozik ezekben
az evekben, halalt jelentene
a republicans partra (vagy
akarnilyen partra), ha az lido
kereket megallitani akarna.
Termeszetes tehat, hogy
csak vi emberek es nj progra-
mok onthetnek eletet egy part
ba, S mem azok az 6cska poll
tikusok, akik ma is oft akar-
jak folytatni a jatekot, ahol
a Harding era reakci6s graf
terjei elhagytak.
Ha Willkie a legk0zelebbi ell
nok-valasztasig olyan mertek-
ben novel; a befolyasat, ahogy
ait megtette idaig, akkor az
osszes republicans politikusok
mem allhatjak ell az utjat,
hogy a jel0lest megkapja.
S akar haboru lesz, akar
mem, akar Roosevelt fut kfgs
egyszer, akar mem, emberId
gyen a talpan, aki akkor wiz
het megtudja buktatni.
Aki eletet ont egy olyan hull
laba, mint amilyen a Vanden-
berg-Nye- Taft part, az kepes
ra, hogy j6 kormanyzatat ad-
jon ennek az orszagnak, S att6l
mem kell felteni a Feher Hazat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-20

A zsir minden etelhez sziik-
seges, de onmagaban mem va
lami ICES falat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-20

Keves az olyan ember, aki
tegnap vegezte el a mai mum
kajat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Olive Branch
To Be Absent
No Peuce Move
With Clio by ALL

SEATTLE There will be no
move toward peace with the Con-
gress Of Industrial Organizations
made at the 6ist annual eonven-
ton Of the American Federation
Of Labor. opening here Monday,
spokesmen said Friday.
The absence Of the dove Of
peace was made amply plain
In speeches by Daniel =. Tobin.
international president Of the
Teamsters' union, and william
Huteheson. president of the
Carpenters' International. be-
fore their respective orEanIxs-
lions holding annual sessions.
Tobin accused government Off
Gals Of ''apologizing'' for q strike
called by the Go; Hutchinson
regretted" Tobin had not voiced
his remarks in the presence of
Sidney Hillman. associated dirsc-
tor-general Of the office Of pro-
duction management when he sd-
dressed the building trades de-
partmenL
And from Trustworthy sources
came word that President Rooss-
yslt's message 10 The ALL con-
vention. instead Of containing the
customary plea for peace bsfween
the two factions. instead vili csIl
upon labor solely for about de-
fenss production
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
TooAY'S WAR MOVES
Dy LOUIS ?. kEEklE
InltsA rsees Var AnaIyst

Ths course of Hitisrs var
sgsinst Russia 10 likely u BE-
shaped BY military events ~ the
immediate future.
Killers problem 10 20 stabilize
inc front N north central Russis
before winter. n posslrls he must
grsst the important Lsningrsd
and Moscow areas from the Rus
aisns and concentrate On taking
the remainder ~ ths Ukrsins.
which would dspFlss Russia Of
more than 20 per cent Of her heavy
industry. II would b. q heavy
blow b. q nation fighting q war
on such a scale IS this one
Conquest Of the eatirs
southern Ikrs1ne also soaid
lay the CsacAsos oil fields
open 10 attack Tbeir loss
would b. sims<t o. Gripping
blow 20 Russia
Those are tts objsctiyss which
Hitler wouto nike 10 attain.
Whether ne can attain them n
open 10 question. f<ningrsd, for
instance, has b<ex under nsfs
for more than . month and a. far
CONTINUED Oh Page u. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Luncheon Speaker Here


Maximum defense production In
America and the swift end Of
dictatorship in Europe-those are
the two things only that interest
and furnish conversation for
Sidney Hillman. associate director
general Of oPM.
He investigated Tscoma's par
ticipation In the former and talked
at length about the latter during
his brief visit here Friday. when
he made detailed inspection Of
the Seattle Ia coma Shipbuilding
Corp. and then delivered a speech
at a large luncheon gathering in
Hotel Winthrop.
The co-chief of the nations de-
Tense program leaves no doubt
Continued on Page ~. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Showers Postpone
Third Series Game

NEW YORk-Commission-
er X. NJ. Lands called off the
third game Of the world series
Friday because of rain.
The rain began about . O. m.
and although II Stacked of con-
sidersbly in rid-norninf, Il never
stopped entirely. Judge Lands
inspected IN. pls yins surfsc. AZ
Eobets field befor. deciding to call
u off
Tho third game ~H 10
played ~ Ebb~ts field sstur-
day.
There was a heavy shower which
drove most Of the 500 hardy fans
waiting in line for unreseryed
bieacher tickets To cover. ana the
Continued on Page Is. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Fall From Window
Is FotoI to Women

sEATTLE-Hrs. Regina Bar
ron. AZ. was fatally injured Thurs
day night when she fell from the
window OF her third floor room at
Seattle General Hospital where
sh. was patient
Mrs. Barrow. VINO ess critical
IN III. Was found unconscious on
the ground. She Died a fe~ MN
utss later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Strong Stand Against
Rackeieers Predicted

SEATTLE - President William
Green Of the American Federation
Of Labor predicted Friday that the
slst annual convention. opening
Monday. viii call upon unions TO
deal with the problem Of raekstser-
ing IN their ranks
The eonsenfion undoubtedly
viii take . strong po<ifisn,s
Green said In an Interview
here.
He declined 10 20 into specific
cases. explaining they would D.
outlined in the executive councils
report at the opening Of the con-
vention.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Dynamite Wrecks
Paris Synogogues

sICHY--Antl-Je tsrforists
dynamitsd six Psris synaSoguss
between ! q m. and q m. al
wees from Paris sad Friday. Two
persons were wounded An at
tempt 10 dynamite a seventh syna-
Sog1s wss frustrated
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

WARRINGTON = Ffss dsnf
Roosevelt viii communicate his
nsutr.nty Lac rsyleon program 10
. bs-psrtinsn designation Of senate
leaders al . conference next Tues
day. he disclosed 81 . press eoe-
fsrsnes Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Turkey Outlook HIGHER

sEATTLE-The Washington and
Idaho turkey crops will Dc five
per cent higher this year than last.
ths department 81 agriculture said
Friday. Oregons production all
Be Up one per cent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
sArrll or avs;,A.,o4rn DAY


ACKNOWLEDGMENT FRI
day reported Red army adj
vances on The Leningrsd and
central fronts and said that =
fierce counterattack by Rus
SLAMS on the ukraine-Crimea
front had smashed q German
spearhead and encirclai large
axis forces.
Reports to the army wEan, Red
star. said today Red army foress
In one sector 81 the isninsrsd
front had wiped out . Man bat
talon. knocking hack the Ger
mans across the river ~ and re-
capturing sevsrsi Villages
A Dispatch 10 the Red star. tell
ing Of heavy fighting on the
southern front defspding the
Donsts basin and the Crimes.
but not naming the specific sector.
reported that the Rumsnians lost
a big unit. including Two brisades
Of perhaps 10000 men, and that
The Germans Loaf large reinforce
ments.
ATTACK ORIGINALLY
STARTED ny GERMANS
The attack uas started origin.
ally by great enemy forces rex
ing 10 drive . wedge through this
Soviet lines and cut off. part Of
the Red army. the dispatch said
fT'his indicates that tho opsr-
stions we're Just north Of the
crimss which ths Germans had
been reported seeking 10 cut off
by their offensive 10 the sea 81
Aroy The Germans sIso we're
reported 10 have advanced about
fslf way down the is.miis-ionE
kthmus hsssiinE 10 tbs cnmssn
peninsula
House IN house fighting and
hand 10 nsnd clashes we're reported
a. syery inch ~ ground Vas con-
tested.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
The Germans Say:

BERLIN - A strong Red
army counterattack led by
heavy nee hanired units
smashed at the German lines
in the Ukraine. but was
broken in hard fighting, IL
was reported Friday in Off
cial dispatches which also told
of a German gain in the cap
ture of Sarsel castle south
west Of Leningrad.
The Russians In stiff fighting
on a southern sector used tanks
and an armored train To support
strong" countsrattscks. thu Off
cisl news agency said.
II reported that the Germans
threw back the attack and de-
siroyed nine Russian tanks. then
continued an advance which had
been reported TO be threatening
the Donets industrial basin.
AERIAL BOMBS WRECK
TRANSPORTATION LINE
On the northern front. Haxis
reported that sustained aerial
bombing attacks had interrupted
all railroads IN the Jeningrsd area
ard had torn huge crsters In the
bed Of the railroad from Lenin-
grad 10 Moscow.
The Germans admitted Hus-
sisn forces heavily attacked .
sector Of the I<ninErsd frost
held by two German divisions
on Thursday after strong
artillery preparation"
Russian tanks led The assault
but the official agency said the
attack Was beaten back with
heavy losses and six enemy tanks
ssre destroyed
Russian d ispstchss reported
road gain, ali along tho front
southeast Of Leningrad.b
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

plsns or how many billions ,hsy
srs going IN spend /"
The wsr may last - tonG
Y time" and n 10 . struggle ut
life and Death for the rsieh in
which ths greatest battles ~ ell
time" are being fought
e Russian troop NAMING. d.
> msnds for . free hand IN yin.
land and humans. for control ~
tns fl~rdansiiss and ths right To
sind troops Into Bulgaria rsIeetsd
by osrmsny before outbreak 81
the var made N. eonfilrt in.
ssitahls
Prisoners 2 500 900. cannon.
more than "a 600. ssnossd 70.
hleies more than 1900 plAnss
500 sii sss'foyss as captured
he declared tina, - no spoke
"a great event IL IN pfsp.rstlon'
through an operation upon the
eastern from, Ut great sstsai
whsrsis millions srs snssssd~
This sp~ssflss. ~ ssssst<A.
-~tti k<ip a~~sssy 500 49,
nsses."
Hitler vas pssssstsd "a the
thronK IN the sports palace and
Ia the unseen radio audiences 81
miiissns by Propaganda Minister
Paul Joseph Co<ba~ls. ~hs said
ina fushrsr had left th~ eastern
front "a return 10 Berlin foe
single day.
RESusGD DEMANDS
MADE nv susssA
H<sisuinG sssnis leading up 10
,hs osssbsssk u ~sr s1fh Russia.
Hitler charged that Russia mad
demanded That Germany give ira
soviet q free hard IN tlnisnn saa
n~s<s on ths D4fasnsiiss These
ssmsnas. ne ssseftsd ne refused
sGw y0an A gigantic nav
phss<~ ~ ths ~sf thsi ~iii -ssip
smash ths fo~ Oh tns casters
front Mas b~sn 81 progress foe
"a hours. Adolf Hitler sad Friday
IN . rsdio speech to the c~srnsn
people.
Estarnlng from the eastern front
70 Berlin for ens Day To sp~sk on
winter rslisf. Hitler said the strur-
gle sgslnst Russia since June "a
vas 81 worid-~a9s ssxnsfIcane~ and
that ~fns fsturs world viii zee
lcontinssd On Page ~. ceisAa -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

G T. ssash1 ous1a. sssessssssn1.
sss ~ sss r~ss cs<~ss Sus hrs
In Tseena End pfssId~ss ~ tA~
Tacoma BASEBALL essss n ths west
srn international league. I'm Pm
tAg for Chicago. ~h~fs ~ viii
stssn1 tn~ NsflnsI safety Geo.
Grsss ss1 xzpzstslen o<l eiA
Tao Tseoms girls ~ Ns<a eoI-
lsxs. Portland. ~sts ehesSx thss
~s~x for sfhisfls pnsss Ksssah~>h
E1sss. assghfsr ~ Nm. A. a. Gs~-
p~st~s. 7<0e No. wsshisssns H..
-iil asnsxs ts@ s,es<r team. sn<i
hssssys Ss~seh~ssaps. dssshtss
q ~. 80 aess ~. ~. Nsw-
seh~ss<ss. s5is Ne. wssass -.
the seii~yb~Ii team.
Ss~s~s -. . member ~ ~
srsx aboard INNS. wssspits. ~
undergoing repairs IN Pusss noslsd
Navy lard. nxemsrton. wAs hosos
guest 81 birthday party ~ IL
aoms u ~ q. nseuatss II MA
Mary nilnaed. young raeomas
sho has s<sn taxing The Y. ..
martins eommlssisn's Training
service last summer. tnis wsek
fcontinusd a PaSs >. Column d
BANK TRANSACTIONS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
BELIEVE MEN ARE
SWEPT TO DEATH

Coast guardsmen from Point
Arena north of Eureka were in
structed TO watch the shore on
possibility some of the crew might
have reached land. IL was be-
lieved, however. that the Nordie
Pride seamen had been drowned.
either in being swept from the
decks or after boarding a small
boat for an attempt to reach shore
in face OF the high seas.
The Nordic Pride. built only last
year at Tacoma. was en- route
from Puget Sound to San Fran
cisco for ssrdine fishing.
Reports of the number aboard
varied. Maritime union reports
said 10 men were aboard; other
sources listed IL Among those
known on the boat were Capt.
Arnuh Berge of Tacoma and Pete
Erlingsen, part owners; Melvin
Rorvick, Ole Hagdahl, Ausman
Hoyik. Erling Hansen, Pete Alness
and John Torn, listed from Ia
coma.
Capt. Berge was well known in
Tacoma maritime circles, having
been with Foss Co. for eight years
before engaging in fishing opera
tons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
SOVIETS ENCIRCLE NAILS
Russians Claim Advances
On Leningrad. Central
Fronts; Smash Spearhead
GERMANS DENY RED GAINS
the WAR TODAY
ny UNITED PRESS

Adolf Hitler defidntiv claimed tetorp Russia and
all possible other enemies including the United States Friday
but dispatches reported that The Red had smashed
arts attacks three fronts and terrorism spreading
through kasi-htd Europe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Fishing Boat
Sinks; Crew
Still Missing
Believe Men Were
Swept to Deoth
When Storm Struck

SAN FRANCISCO - The
coast guard reported Friday
that the fishing boat Nordic
Pride, wrecked in an ocean
storm, foundered and sank off
Point Arena without leaving
any trace of the fate of the
10 or ii men who had been
aboard Monday when il left
Tacoma.
The cutter Ariadne, which had
gone out to find the wreck and
search for survivors. returned to
its base here Friday.
The Ariadne said that it found
the Nordic Pride drifting. with
only the stern, the mast and a
boom showing. off Point Arena
but was unable to get close enough
TO examine the wreck because Of
high seas and strong winds. Be-
fore the storm subsidized the par
TALLY submerged boat went to the
bottom in very deep water"
officers OF the Arisdne said.
A life boat from Point Arena
station and coast guard plane
also searched the ocean without
finding trace OF the crew.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
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week (Oct. Isl.
After decades of promotion
of weeks" for others. news
papers of America this year
are doing the same for them
selves.
And Americans. I think. might
well dwell bit on that which is
today almost the sole remaining
segment Of the worlds press still
free-theirs.
Say what you will. reader, in
adverse criticism of your news
paper. Some of IT is justified.
virtually all of IT well-meant and
constructive.
That Is one of your privileges
as free men.
That IL one Of your privileges
the newspaper guards constantly
for you.
But II is only one.
The newspaper stands guard
over million bits Of freedom
which combine TO form what we
know as the American Way of
Life.
Why is the newspaper able
to perform such a service?
The answer is contained in a
trite, but nonetheless signifi-
cant, phrase-The Power of
The Press.
The history Of our nation con-
tains unlimited proof Of existence
Of such . power-it 10 tangible,
tremendous; awful when misused;
glorious when rightly used.
Whence comes such power, The
answer to that Is the nub of this
theme.
And the answer is. From the
people.
The people entrust such
power to the press, and the
people can take it away.
Only so long rs the newspaper
commands the confidence Of Its
readers, only so long will II retain
the strength to he effective.
Newspaper daily circulation to-
day in the United States is at its
high point for all time.
That fact is an indication of the
American newspapers accepta-
bility TO American men and
women.
Your new spaper must
know, and does know, that it
possesses no perpetual grant
of power.
II knows il must at regular
interval merit your approval.
Just as the office holder comes
before you for judgment each two,
four or six years. so must your
newspaper step 10 the bar OF pub
lie opinion at fixed times.
And how often Is that?
IL IL each day.
Each day this newspaper
and all other newspapers
come before you, the Amer
lean reader, TO meet your ap-
proval or disapproval.
Each day you can vote for
or against the newspaper
and you have the means 10
make your vote felt.
Each day you hare the
right and the method to tell
the newspaper 10 carry on or
TO cease.
Newspapers as American
institutions, and newspaper
men as Americans. are proud,
but humble too. in the knowl-
edge that in increasing num-
bers readers say carry on"
Only 80 long as you grant Us
thst right. and The Power Of The
Press that goes with II. will we Be
able 20 tend the million little free /
doms that sprout from the good /
Only 50 long as the millions rise /
and spread can they nourisn race
Of free men and women.
And only 10 long a. We earn
and cherish your confidence win
you grant US such opportunity for
service We know that. Never
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