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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-24


Haborus idoket elunk! Foga-
dott hazank immar kusz0ben
van a beleavatkozasnak az
europai haborus kuzdelembe
Hogy ez a lepes helyes-e vagy
helytelen, annak elvitatasa
mem a mi dolgunk! A huseges
amerikai polgarokka Walt ma
gyarok szavazati jogukkal el-
We a mutt ev 6szen hozzajarul-
TAX az orszag kepviseloinek es
eln0kenek megvalasztasahoz
Ha ezen kepvisel0ink es szena-
toraink eln0kunkkel egyetem-
ben ugy hataroznak, hogy az
orszagnak fegyvert kell ragad-
mia a demokracia vedelmere,
az amerikai magyarsagnak
csak egy valasztasa lehet: hu-
seggel k0vetni vezetoit!
A magyar tai mindig loyalis
es megbizhato polgarai koze
tartozott a vilag ezen legna-
gyobb k0ztarsasaganak. Wash
ington Gyorgy idejeben oft
kuzd0ttek vereink legelso So
rokban es tuntettek XII magu-
kat h0siessegiikkel. Lincoln
alatt az Unio lobogoja alatt
ontottak veruket a szabadsag
es testveriseg elveiert. Ma epp-
ugy, mint akkor, tekintet mel
kill ARA, hogy melyik tabor
ban kenyszerul kuzdeni eliza
gyott sziilohazank, mi, ameri-
kai magyarok huseggel kell,
hogy kovessiik koztarsasagunk
vezet6it. Ebben mem lehet vi
tarol, argumentumrol $40 =
nekiink a mai idokben csak
engedelmeskednink lehet ha-
zank hivo parancs-szavara! Aki
ma k0zottunk viszalyt es szet-
huzast probal szitani tekin-
tetben, ait vagy ell kell hall
gattatnunk, vagy XII kell lok-
mink magunk koreb6l.
Az amerikai magyarsag So
HASEM hajlott az u. n. "izmu-
sok" fele, legyen az kommu-
MINUS nazizmus vagy fasciz-
mus. Az amerikai magyarsag
munkajaval, verejtekevel ma
eppugy, mint evtizedek ota BIZ
zonyitja huseget es megbizha-
tosagat ahoz az vi hazajahoz,
mely befogadta ct, kenyeret es
tisztesseges megelhetest adott
neki. HuSeget Soha ketsegbe
mem vonta egyetlen fellebb-
valoja, egyetlen hatosag sem
az orszagban.
Val6 es teny azonban az,
hogy ellensegei vannak a ma
gyar fajnak becsilettel foga-
dott es hon szeretett vi haza-
jaban is. Ez azonban ne ag-
gasszony bennunket, inert jol
tudjuk, hogy az emberiseg sor-
sa a rosszakaro "gonosz szel-
lemmel" van 0sszek0tve. A vi
ragnak is gaz k0zott kell fel-
monte, az embernek is ellense-
ges gyiilolkod6k kozott kell
erenyeivel gy6znie! Krisztus-
max is sok ellensege volt, mi
ert legyen a f0ld0n el6. ember
menteS ellensegei ragalmait0l?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-24
BELSO ZAVAROK
VANNAK JAPANBAN

A japan kormany lemondott
azzal a kijelentessel, hogy a
megvaltozott viszonyok kozott
sokkal eroteljesebb politikat
kell folytatni, A regi kormany
igen sok iranyban volt lekote-
lezve. Szerzodes kototte pei
daul Oroszorszaghoz, amelynek
ertelmeben tiz evig mem moz-
dulhatna Stain ellen. Es ez
most nagyon kellemetlen szer-
codes lett a japanokra nezve.
Ha Hitler sect tudja ugratni
az orosz hadsereget, akkor ia
pan okvetlenul berohan Szibe-
riaba es a maga koncat meg
akarja szerezni.
Ha Stain fel birja tartani
Hitlert a tel kozepeig, akkor
ervenyesulni fog mar az angol
es amerikai segitseg es ilyen
esetben Japan tanacsosabbnak
latja ait, ha baratsagot tudna
k0tni Amerikaval es szakitana
Hitlerrel.
Mindezt a regi kormany mem
tehette meg. Az vi kormany
valamit fog tenni, de egyel6re
meg senki mem tudja, hogy
NIT.
Amerikai es angol diploma
tax most lazasan dolgoznak
Tokioban, hogy a japanokat
Hitler cserbenhagyasara bir-
jak. De ugyanezt teszik az oft
levo nemet diplomatak is, akik
elertek AIT, hogy Vladivosztok
kikot6jet elzarta a japan hadi-
tengereszet es ICY azon keresz-
till Stain segitseget mem kap-
hat.
Amerika minden eshetosegre
erosen kesziilodik a tavol kele-
ten. Beismertek, hogy a Phi
lippini szigetek hires oblet,
Manila Bay-t uszo aknakkal
SZOrtak tele az amerikai ten
gereszek. Ebbe a kik0tobe most
tamado japan hajok mem tud-
nanak egy konnyen behatolni.
Ugyanezt jelentik az angol
Singapore fel6l is, ami mind
ARA mutat, hogy japan meg
mozdulast varnak.
Jelentesek j0ttek arrol, hogy
a japan maris megindult Kina
ellen a francia birtokban lev6
Indo- China iranyabol, tehat
Delrol. Ez a fiiggetlen kinai
hadseregek helyzetet nagyon
nehezze teszi, ha igaz. 0ssze-
utk0zesek fel6l azonban meg
mem erkezett semmifele jelen-
tes.
A japan kerdes ma meg Dip
lomaciai teren mozog Is mem
haborus jellegJ.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-24

Az ellenseges ragalom, szava
exert soha ne keseritsen ell
bennunket!
Ket evtizeden keresztil a
magyar kommunizmus bukasa
utan t0bb ide sereglett felfor-
cato elem szovetkezve egyes
bevandorolt nepfajokkal, Xix a
magyarban soha sem akar-
tax testvert, hanem csak ell
lenseget latni, a ragalmak
hadat zuditottak az angol nyel-
vii amerikai lapokban a ma
gyar fajra. Eek a ragalmak
egyre surubben jelentek meg
ujabban a nagy amerikai ma
pilapokban. Magamon kivul
Lobben szot emeltiink ez ellen
Pittsburghban es kornyeken,
sot a new york; lapokban is.
Mi, akik magasabb iskolai KEEP
zettseggel rendelkezunk, kote-
lessegunknek ereztuk ezt meg
tenni. Sok cikket irtunk, me-
lyekben rendszeresen vertlik
vissza ezeket a tamadasokat.
Mindez egyaltalaban mem
aggaszt sem engem, sem pedig
a toll fegyverevel az igazsag-
e1t kiizdo t0bbi tarsaimat!
En- mem ezen hirlapi ragalma-
zokban latom a magyar faj.
igazi ellensegeit. Az amerikai
magyarsag valodi ellensegei a
sajat korikben elo fajmagya-
rok kozott vannak! A szethu-
zok, a civodok es pletykalkodok
a magyar faj legveszedelme-
sebb ellensegei! Azok, akik
resztveve a magyar egyletek
ulesein, mindenben ellenkez-
mex, semmiben sem akarnak
egyeterteni, mindenben csak a
rosszat keresik es latjak. Akik
megakasztva az ulesek nyu-
godt folyasat, botranyt csap-
max kiabalo modorukkal es
minden eredmenyt megakada-
lyoznak Nagyon sajnos, hogy
ezek az emberek soha mem
mennek ell angol-amerikai egy-
letekbe, hogy latnak az ottani
fegyelmet es nyugodt, elveze-
tes munkarendet. Mar pedig
alkotni, eredmenyeket elerni
csak fegyelemmel lehet!
A magyar faj legnagyobb es
legveszedelmesebb ferge es ell
lensege a pletykalkodo, az, aki
sajat fajtestverer0l terjeszt
alaptalan, gonosz hireket es
gyakran ragalmakat! Egyes
lily ragalmazok az uleseken
nyiltan felallva sertik meg faj-
testvereik becsuletet felhevult
allapotukban. N m r e g b e n
Pennsylvania egyik legtekinte-
lyesebb egyletenek ulesen ALT
fel valaki es meg merte egy
harminc eve lit kuzd0, irodal-
mi munkasagot vegz6 testve-
renek becsiiletet serteni azzal
a veszedelmes ragalommal,
hogy az illet6 a magyar kor-
many megbizottjakent muko-
dix lit. Ha oily j6l tudja ezt a
ragalmazo ur, miert nem jelen-
ii ct fel a hat6sagoknak? Eek
az izgAga emberek SOha mem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-24

Az asszony sirni, a ferfi IA
romkodni Is az allamferfi ha-.
zudni tud.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-24

zet folytan ugyis hatralni keny
telenek. Ez er6sen megkonnyiti
a magyar hadsereg feladatat
MEGD0BBENT0 HIREK
A MAGYAR SEREG FEL0L
New Yorkban megjelen6
egyes angol ujsagok megdob-
bent0 hireket kozolnek az oro-
szok ellen harcolo magyar Sc
regek fel6l. Elismerik, hogy Bu-
dapest az oroszoknak csak veg
telenul eros nyomasra izent
hadat. Meg nagyobb eroszak
kellett ahhoz, hogy a magyar
seregeket Hitler haboruba pa
rancsolja es bar kotelessegenek
eleget tesz a magyar hadsereg,
de mem harcol lelkesedessel.
A new york; hirforrasok sze-
rint a nazik irtozatos modon
bannak a magyar katonakkal.
Az ezredeket az elso harcvonal-
ba kuldik es tulsagosan meg
er0sitett orosz hadallasok meg
rohamozasara vezenylik. Kila-
tas Sc lehet ARA, hogy ez ret
tenetes vesztesegek nelkul me-
hessen vegbe, de ezzel a nazik
mem torodnek. Ha a magyarok
a tuler6 el6tt hatralni kenyte-
lenek, akkor hatulrol a nemet
gepfegyverek l6nek soraik ko-
ze. Enni Sc kapnak eleget, ugy,
hogy a j6l taplalt nazi kato-
max mellett kinos latvanyt
nyujtanak az orokke ehez6
magyar katonak, noha az elel-
miszerek jonnek Magyarorszag-
rol, de azokat a nazik elkoboz-
Yak a maguk javara irgalmat-
larAul.
Mem lehet tudni, hogy csak-
ugyan igazak-e eek a jelente-
SEX. Nagyon sok lido kell ah-
hoz, hogy a valosag kiderul-
jon, inert nazik ketsegtelenul
urai a Observation-Disclosures es
minden panaszos szot elnyom-
max.
A multi peldain indulva hi
telt lehet adni ezeknek a lesuj-
to jelenteseknek, inert hiszen
az elso -vilaghaboru soran Sc
viselkedtek a porosz katonak
mas modon, mint ahogy a
mostani jelentesek szolnak.
Barmilyen nehez az, hogy
most valaki ell tudjon Magyar
orszagrol szabadulni Amerika-
ba, lesznek emberek, akik ezt
a lehetetlen feladatot is meg
oldjak es akkor az amerikai
magyarsag meg fogja tudni a
valosagot a sziilohaza felol.
Mem sok ketsegiink van
benne azonban, hogy igen ne
hez sorsa van a magyarnak
Hitler csizmaja alatt es mem
sok Okla lenne az or0mnek ar
ra a hire, hogy a nemet dix
tator az oroszokat is leverte. A
nyomas a magyarok felett ab-
ban a pillanatban a tet6pont-
ra emelkednek.
JOFORMAN MINDEN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-23
YOUNG MUSICIANS
 RECEIVE EMBLEMS

The Consolidated High School Symphony orchestra composed of more than 90 musicians from Wa terbury's three high schools, pre- sented its 22d annual concert last night before Q delighted audience of music lovers at the Wilby High School Auditorium. Floyd 0. Evans conducted.
 Ernest Fasailo, guest bassoonist on the program, ably performed two movements from Mozart's Concerto for Bassoon. Especially effective was his Interpretation of the Allegro, liquid Mozartian masterpiece.
 Four year membership emblenls were awarded to senior members, by Carmine Cipriano, first concert meister of the orchestra. In making the awards, MT. Cipriano reviewed the history of the Symphony Or. chestra, describing the first efforts of the group and outlining It's growth under the able leadership of its conductor, MT. Evans.
 Included on the evenings pro- gram were numbers from Rubin stein, F'erde Frofe con hte Trail" from hsi Grand Canyon Suite). Von Weber, and the delightful ever pop rilar Stephen Foster co Susan nah'1.
 The program opened with an or chestratiorl of Prelude and Theme" from Verdi's opera 'sLaTraviata," ," followed by Rosini's Overture to 'isemlramide".
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-23

STATE of CONNECTICUT, DIS TRICr of WATERBURY, ss. PRO ESTATE of diiiusEPpfE MARiNo, ), late of the town of Waterbury, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly at. tested, within said time, will be do. barred q recovery. All persons in- debted to said estate are requested
 ANGELINB PERNAToZZI, 4-22s3e Admlnistratrix
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-23
Legal Notice
4-23-a

DISTRICT of WATERBURY, ss.
 PROBATE COURT. April 22nd, 4.
 D. 1041. ESTATE of EVA II.
 ALEKSArTIS, lato of Waterbury,
 In said District, deceased.
 Upon the application of ANTHONY aIE1nTts af may nst be sranted on silid Estate, as per application on file fully appears, 1t is
 ORDERED. That said application be heard and determined at the Probate office In Waterbury, in said District, on the 2oth. day of April A. D. 1941 at 9:oo o'clock In the forenoon (Standard Time). and that notice be given of the pehdency of said application, and the time and place of hearing thereon by publishing the samo one time in eomo newspaper having Q circula- ton in said District. on or before the 23rd day of April 194f.
 MARGUERITE M. FAHY, 4.23.1t. Asst. Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-23

STATE of CONNECTICUT, DlS- TRICT of WATERBURY, ss. PRO. EsTATE of RoslNA BALENA, late of the town of Waterbury, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly att tested, within said time, will be debarred q recovery. All persons in |. debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 ANGELINE DE LUCIA, 4-22-3t Admlnistratrlx.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-23
Real Estate For Sule
Houses For Sale

Comfortable home, 2 rooms, hardwood floors, modern conven- fences, spacious lawn, flowers and shrubs. Phone owner 4-2986.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-23
LIQUOR PERMIT NOT'ICI1 OE APPLICATION

This Is to give notice that I, Serafno Facondinl, of 112 Meadow St., Waterbury, Conn.,, have filed an application dated April S3rd, 1odl, for a Restaurant Permit for the sale of alcoholic liquor on tho premises at 112 Meadow St., Waterbury, Conn. The business Is owned by Seraflno FacondInI, of 112 Meadow St., Wa terbury, Conn, and will be conduct. Meadow St. Waterbury, Conn, as
 SERAFINo TACoNDINI.
 Dated April 23rd, 1941. 4-23.30
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-23
Employment
Help-MaIe or Female

WANTED-Young man or woman as house work helper. Full or half time, also experienced cook and laundress. Good wages. 3-5330.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-23
OAKVILLE

WELL EQUIPPED = Grocery store and 1-family house. Good cond., excellent business opp. Quick sale. On Hamilton Ave. Call at 352 Wal nut St. Phone 3-2017.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-23

'34 PLYM. SEDAN $9O
 WATERBURY MOTORS, INC. 90 Brown Place Dial 4-612o
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-23
300 OTHER BARGAINS
 MOTORS, INC. Largest Ford Dealer in Conn. 1844 EAST MAIN ST,

Autos and Trucks For Sale
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-23

l936 Chevrolet Bus. Coupe S260 Reconditioned. Special .... OUELLETTT MOTORS, 17 Jefferson
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-23
Building Lots For Sale

CORNER LOT-Suitable for gas
 station or store. Also building lots. Reasonable. Call 3-6165.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-23

A complete line of welding Equip raent and Supplies. Also Welding and Machine Shop Jobbing l44s South Main St
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-23

FIVE MILES OUT-State road,
 home site and acreage. Terms to suit. 4-l462.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-23
Educational

"A Local and Private Instructors
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-23
Business Service
Business Services Rendered

FOR BETTER sERvICE--Call Rus sells Waterbury Towel Supply O.. 892 East Main St. Dial 6-l377 Coat. Apron and Towel Supplies also In. dustrial Dry-C Cleaning Service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-23

England Schools of Practical Training we offer Weld ing and Machine Shop Courses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-23

LOT IN WATTRTOWN--l20 front, 240 deep. Residential section. Phone 3-4708.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-23

WANTED Small low priced homes. Also few acres of land with a brook Is wanted-anywhere. Write in.
 GUS DE CICCo AGENCY % Leavenworth St. Tel. S.i24e
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28

New York Finds Skyscraper Roof Safer
Than Inside Rooms During an Air Raid

NEW YORK, May 20. - It's
safer to be on the roof Of a high
building during an air raid than
on the lower floors.
This II one of the startling
conclusions that came to light as
New York, undoubted objective
Of any lightning Nazi attack on
the Western Hemisphere, pre-
pares TO face any emergency.
Few of the plans which Mayor
LaGusrdia and his administra-
ton have worked out have yet
been made public. But a myriad
Of committees has been at work
for many months and has blue
printed the skeletons on which
will be hung the detailed plans
for civilian protection.
As early as 1898, following the
hurricane which huffed and
puffed disaster down the whole
northeast coast, Mayor LaGuar-
dia established a permanent Dis
aster Control Board. Even be-
fore the outbreak of war only a
year later, the Board had taken
stock of the city's vital utilities
and made plans for their emer-
gency use.
POLICE ESTABLISH
DISASTER CONTROL FORCE
Subsequently the Police De-
partment established Disaster
Control Force. At present it con-
sists of some 1900 men who have
been thoroughly trained in
everything from control of
crowds and first aid to the re.
construction of communications
lines. In addition the entire po-
lice force has been receiving spe-
cial instruction In civilian pro-
lection problems.
On the Mayors advice, the
Fire Department last fall sent
representatives to London to
study the problem of incen-
diaries under the hot, Pickering
light of fires they had started.
In addition to these basic
steps, plans are being made by
the other city departments-in-
Guiding surveys of evacuation
facilities. Representatives of the
city are also attending lectures
on aerial Bombardment Pro-
lection" at New York Univer-
sity. 1t Is from this course that
the surprising conclusion about
the safety Of skyscraper roofs is
drawn.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28
SERIAL STORY
THREE TO MAKE READY erw.A PEARS ;.

"will that do any good, DR..
Lud?"
II doubt IT,"
"Dr. Lud," Paula said abrupt
ly, whats liable to happen to
Chris Wentrich?"
"Young Wentrich is decidedly
unpopular around here at the
moment. Paula" Lud's voice
was cold. "He should have been
more careful with his scarf"
"Chris didn't hit Tony. IL
know he didn't. You see -"
IF you don't mind, Paula, !
don't feel free to discuss Wen
trich." Lud's smile removed the
sting from his words, but Paula
felt herself rebuked.
'I'm sorry"
Lud gave her arm light pat.
"You're loyal, Paula, but very,
very foolish" And with these
words he was gone.
Paula stayed In her room all
that evening. Her nerves were
tsut. Each, time the telephone
rang she expected word to 60
through the house that a battle
had taken place between the
League and the fraternity boys,
but each time II was someone
calling for q date.
At midnight she went to bed,
daring to hope all would be quiet
on the campus. Only one day re-
NAMED before Commencement
II trouble could be averted un-
til then, Paula felt sure every.
thing would be all right.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28

YEsrERDAY: whsn Paula visits feny
= the hospital. she learns that . blue
scarf bsleaSing 10 Chris hes been fsunl
In sASubhsFy near The fraternity Assss.
Psula 'ssss bite % rsA wssl elinsins
- n. hasws Kils ehsswsse wssss Q
ssA sweater. She calls On KiIs. ssessss
her % Borrowing The scarf, asserts that
Kilo-aet Chpis-was In on the bombing.
Later Pasls meets rsny On rssts 70 the
deans sfftes % tell absut the scarf. She
thrsstsas never - speak - him again
70 10 betrays Chris. Tony insists u b
his asty. that he 10 doing - protect
Chris,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28
ROseville Baptists
Ia Build New Church

ROSEVILLE - A ground
breaking ceremony marking the
start of construction on the new
church building for the Roseville
Baptist Chapel congregation was
scheduled today to take place on
Sunday, June /.
Details of the program for the
ceremony were being arraigned
by the building committee.
Plans call for the erection Of
a building to accommodate $50
persons. It will have facilities
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28

don't you do Whist I asked your
It's all right 70 b noble, but you
don't owe Kilo-
Chris stifSened. 'H-how do
you know about thatf"
Two and two make four,
Chris. It's not fair for her 70 let
you take all the blame" Paula
finished hotly.
1--WE got TO-" Chris said, his
fire-blue eyes softsning. There's
q reason -"
Paula saw that Il was no use.
Whatever happened, Chris would
stick by his guns. Secretly she
didn't blame him, but the In
justice Of Il made her burn with
anger against 'Kilo.
What are you going TO do,
Christ"
That's what I came 70 ten
you, Paulie. You're the swellest
=
friend . guy ever had. IL
couldn't leave without saying
goodby."
Paula sasped. Chris, you're
not leavinsi ! mean. without
graduatingi"
1--WE got 70, Paulie. I 90.
couldn't stand up there In front
Of all those people knowing how
they feel about me, and take my
diploma"
"Oh, Chris. Chris, you can't
do that" Paula ehoked. "You
can't throw away four years ~ II
they were nothing"
Chris held out his hand. 80
long, PAL" 10 said huskily, '.re-
:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28

for q church school and auditor
ium.
The building program was
outlined several months ago
when increasing membership
made the move a necessity for
the church located at Utica road
and Bayne avenue.
The ground breaking cere-
mony is scheduled to start at
800 pm. Other details will be
announced shortly.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28

The next day, also, was quiet
too quiet. The campus was de-
serted except for q few girls. The
Gamma Tau house, usually q
hive Of social activity, droned
through the afternoon, its &C.
cupants loudly bewailing the abb
scence of males.
Late in the day one of the
girls burst into Paula's room.
"A man, Paula!" she yelled
with exaggerated excitement.
Grab him quick before he gets
away"
II was Chris: He waited on the
porch, his big shoulders droop-
ing. His eyes when they met
Paula's were worried, his face
haggard.
"Chris, I've been worried
about you," Paula exclaimed.
whats wrong?"
Everything, Paulie," he num-
bled. "Old Christophers about
licked"
"Oh, Chris, moi" Paula cried.
mot now, not the day before
Commencement. Why, tomorrow
Chris, we begin all over again.
When you leave Cardman no
ones going to know you made q
few mistakes"
Chris shook is head. cts no
good, Paulic. can't fight the
whole school, and they all think
socked Tony. I'm poison around
here. Every time I show my face
someone wants to take . poke
at It,"
Chris" Paula begged, "Why
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28

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Stsphen -. CE1
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