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that the river is almost impossible
water and you believe that the other
parties and Finlay's men drowned.
But to your knowledge the Indians
went completely out of control this
summer over this evil eye supersti-
ton; that your own Indians brought
you rumors that the Waswanipi Mon
tagnais were hunting for Finlay and
that he never had show to get out
alive anyway"
well, that's the truth" blurted
McNab. eff he went back yester-
day, as you say, don't believe he'll
ever be heard from"
You're a partner after my own
hearth" chuckled Isadore. "He new
er will"
McNab cleared his throat Now
about this partnership"
Isadore clapped his glass on the
table, ''I'm offering you fifth in
terest in the business, one thousand
shares of Waswanipi Gold. Limited,
when we incorporate. Last year
that fifth interest ran into five fig
ures, Duncan McNab."
Five figures! Great Jehoshaphati
You must have struck a bonanzai"
The silence which followed seemed
the measure of the Scotchman's
amazement.
Isadore's callous laugh brought
McNab back to realities. I'VE have
struck a bonanza and I'm cutting
you in on it. Here's a thousand,
now, in two five hundred dollar bills,
as evidence Of my good faith and to
bind our bargain. Now, McNab. are
you with mel"
give hundred dollar bills! First
ones I ever saw! But waiti You
mean to say you're handing me q
fifth interest in your gold strike for
telling the police what I know is the
TRUTH"
Finlay had not misjudged his
man. McNab was playing to fare
thee-well the part Of the dazed trad
er in his first contact with big busi-
ness.
"Just that, my friendl" Isadore
answered. "0 course, whatever
happens, you're going to defend your
property and your partner. You're
going to fight for your owni But to
The police you're . silent partner,
undefstandf You're still Hudson's
Bay man.
Il undsfstand. Put Il there. lsa-
durei Pm Nm yeai"
e0oedl H1xeb hek b Wagvanfpi
On, zlh1e61, - tseYqeea -.
fAsss u1nn1s9 - Ha1eabas
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sight Of the Pilgrims who had the
courage to start carving out this
land Of ours!
Yes, this holiday Is ours, 30 let
it be filed with the spirit of the day
and wholehearted thanks.
Some foods are synonymous with
Thanksgiving without which the day
wouldn't be complete, but don't get
int 4 rut about having the same
dinner every year, vary the trim
mings bit and fascinate the family.
Thin wisps of croutons will in
trigue II you serve them IN the oy-
'Oyster Stew.
(Serves 8 to 81
pint oysters
4 tablespoons butter
! quart milk
Salt and pepper
Put cleaned oysters, oyster liquor
strained, butter and seasonings in a
saucepan and simmer gently until
oysters curl at the edges. Heat the
milk, add 10 the oysters and serve
at enee.
Has the family become a trifie
weary of your old stuffing? Then
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"a N Y! nj! Men !!yE;!! !! e.

RSfALLMENf THIRTEEN

RSfAlLMENf THIRTEEN
o1spieaso Dssvans tAas lsa1srs. sseh ~
ma has na1s go striks an1 ais
- keep prsspeesses ~ e - es0ezy.
IN rsses - IL Rslssa's nay psse tAsy
Visit lsaAsrs - his palatal hsas, nset
his vile an Liss, IsaAsre's step1assh-
Z 4 = 4 = =
Il don't know, but he murdered
them in cold blood. He's gunman.
a dead shot, sent here by a Mon
treal syndicate to locate our placer
strike"
ITO avoid a rush Of prospectors
in here we've never registered our
claims. The minute we did that the
lake would be over-run. But they've
found out we ship gold to Montreal.
So they're out to jump us. OF course
he can make a map. He's mining
engineer
Reds fingers closed on Finlay's
arm as McNab exploded: well. I'll
be skinned! A gunman! Killerl
That's what he's here forl To locate
your gold strike!"
Exactly"
The conversation below was ap-
preaching the boiling point for the
three men rigid in the fur-loft.
well, I'm waiting for your propo-
sition, Isadore."
Just a minute until ! give you
the picture. Finlay's going back up
the Waswanipi to hunt for our placer
beds. And he's going to disappear.
He'll either drown as the other men
did, in that whitewater, or the Mon
tagnais will wipe out his party. When
the police are sent in here to investi-
gate, they'll blame me for losing
control Of my Indians and not notify
ing the authorities. They may even
charge me with knowing too much
about those men who were
drowned"
"Al right! Where do I come in,
1sadore?"
You're going to say when they
take your testimony that you know
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self besides giving the tarts .
chance to mellow and ripea for e.
ira good flavor.
Pumpkin Ffning.
(Nakes l large pie or 10 to u tartso
IN cups prepared pumpkh
y cup brown sugar
i teaspoon cinnamoa
v teaspoon ginger
teaspoon salt
: eggs
IN cups milk
For fresh pumpkin, steam e hahe
until soft and put through q sisvo.
Add remaining ingredients n order
given. Turn into crust lined pio
tin q tart pans and bale 1rst = Q
vsfy bot (lse desress) evsn, 1sA
reduce tsmperatne 70 - degrees
- bo1Re. = nina1ns.
tnsaeess1 ~ Wssessa HswsDa0e Us1na1
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a SUCCESSION of lovely blooms
- in your home all winteri
That's your reward-n you start
potting bulbs now.
Clever to choose stunning "show
pieces" that flower at different
periods-white callas start bloom
ing in January, colorful amaryllis
and daffodils little later.
Before these and in between you
can always have the fragrant mar
cissus.
Our a7.page booklet tails how b RATS
favorite Towering and foliage plants,
ferns. bracket plants. Tells how 10 pot
bulbs. also how to grow bulbs. vinAs-
and other material In water. Send yoH-
order to:
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.
day before and
how good they al
ways tasted after
they stood In the
cool pantry over
night? Why not
try 1t this time?
It'll save you =
great deal Of fuss
on the big day it.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-11-14
THIS WEEKS MENU
Croutons

sOyster Stew Croutoos
'Roast Turkey
Sausage Stuffing
Cranberry Orange Relish
sSweet Potato Puff
Brussels Sprouts
sHot Rolls
Celery Curls Picked Beets
Pumpkin or Mincemeat Tarts
Hot Coffee
'Recipe Given
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giving dinner, re-
member this II
the day we give
our thanks for the
bounteous harvest
Of the year, for
the peace and the
prosperity, singu-
larry ours. Re
member, too, and
cherish the fore-
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try this savory
new one with
yumny sausage
davoring which
il right at home
with either tur-
key, goose, duck
or chicken. The
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-11-14
THANKSGIVING
AZss.. Gks~Issl=

This holiday is oursi As you hustle
about and plan this years Thanks
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Salt and pepper
" cup milk or " cup evaporated
milk and " cup water.
Add the melted fat, seasonings and
milk to the potatoes. Beat the err
separately, add yolk first and fold
in white to the potato. Place In Q
buttered casserole dish, set In Q
pan containing hot water and balo
is to 50 minutes at 375 degrees I'm.
til Light and puffy. Marshmallows
may be placed on top Of casserole
during last z minutes Of baking time.
With all the soft food Of the meal,
you'll want something crispy an1
tart as q relish.
Cranberry Orange Relish.
(Serves l2)
2 cups cfanberries, cleaned, washed
z oranges, whole
l cup sugar
Grind all the fruit together by put.
ting through 4 coarse food grinder.
Mix the ground fruit with sugar
and let stand about an hour before
serving.
Brussels Sprouts.
Brussels sprouts lend q bright
touch Of green when served plain
with butter or crumbled, cooked
chestnuts. Pick the dead leaves Of
the sprouts, then soak them in cold
sailed water for " hour. Wash and
put in boiling water and let cook
until just tender, about Is to II min
utes. Drain, reheat, and serve after
seasoning.
Magic Yeast Rolls.
3 cups bread -four
teaspoon salt
" cup butter
3 eggs
teaspoon vanilla
u cup sugar (rolled in latef)
tablespoon sugar
cup chopped nuts
" cup milk
" cup hot water
packages granular yeast
Silt -four. Add to ~ cups a
flour the salt and shortening. Com
bine as for pie crust. Combine milk
and hot water. When luke-warm.
add yeast and tablespoon sugar.
Combine with first mixture; beat
until smooth. Cover and let stand
20 minutes. Add eggs, vanilla and
the rest Of the flour. Stir until 4
becomes a smooth, sticky dough.
but stiff. Tie dough into 4 clean
cloth (wring out in cold water first).
Drop in pail Of cool water. In IN
hour the dough will rise to the top.
Remove and turn on a platter and
cut into pieces the size OF an egg.
Roll in sugar and nut mixture. Twist
into figure Fights. Shape and turn
onto creased pan. Let stand 5
minutes and bake 10 minutes at -
degrees F.
Remember how mother used -
make her pumpkin pie and tarts the
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One-Mile Railroad

OF the hundreds Of American
standard gauge railroads the
shortest is the Valley railroad in
Westline, Pa, which was incorpo-
rated in 1901. 1t is one mile long
and has one rented locomotive,
eight employees and crosses about
$4,000 year.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26
JURY RETURNS VERDICT OF DEATH BY FREEZING

The jury, c. F. Yenney, Carl BernSten, T. c. Lehman, Rich ard Scobel, Fred Botsford and Tony Cerutti, in the Coroner's in quest decided that the death of John Nelson was due to freezing, contributing circumstances un- known.
 The Marshal's office has wired Washington for permission to per form an autopsy, and Mrs. Nell son, wife of the deceased, has already consented.
 Ned E. Nelson, son of the de- ceased is arriving on Mirow's plane tomorrow from Anchorage. Funeral arrangements will be made soon after his arrival.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26
WIEN ACTIVITIES

Don Brady arrived Tuesday from Fairbanks with a load of Montgomery Ward catalogs and one passenger, Eddie Maurer. Sig Wien made several at t=mpts yesterday to fly to Shish- maref and Elephant Point but the weather being bad, had to turn back. He left today with George Goshaw and express. A plane from Fairbanks is ex pected in tomorrow with express
 Sig Wien left on his second trip north and is going to Barrow to be gone until tomorrow.
 Eddie Maurer, Wien's Fair banks accountant arrived on Tues days plane to be in Nome for a few days.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26
NIIROW ACTIVITIES

Passengers on Sasseen's trip on Monday from Anchorage to Nome were: Pat Hoover, MT. Stentz, MT. and Mrs. John Haven strite, MT. and Mrs. Georga. Lem mon and Chub Douglas. Sasseen is due into Nome today from An chorage with freight and passen- gers.
 Sig Wien in the Lockheed made the trip to Elephant Point, Kotzebue and Barrow with Glen Briggs as passenger from Nome to Elephant Point, Doc Hinckley and Mrs. Rydeen from Nome to Barrow and return, and a prison CT from Barrow to Nome.
 Pilot Sasseen is returning to Anchorage tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26
The Queens And How They Stand

The Queen Contest is running as usual with the following vot- eS:
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26
MINING EXTENSION

MT. C. C. Tanner will explain the Mining Law tonight at the City Hall, at pm. His discus sion will terminate the Univer- sity of Alaska's Mining Exten- sion work started January 20th.
 MT. Tanners explanation of the law will not only be interest ing, but of practical value to all connected with the various phas- es of mining. Everybody wei come.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26

Axel Edman is back from his vacation in the States and is go- ing to Solomon to work during the summer. He reports that Grace is getting along very well and that MT. and Mrs. Nels Swan berg were leaving for California around March 18th, accompanied by their son Nels Swanberg, Jr. and his daughter Lois.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26

Mrs. L. M. Sullivan Isft on Tuesdays PAA plane and is fly ing direct to Juneau where she will join her husband, Senator Le roy M. Sullivan. Miss Lois Ost of Council, will stay at the Sulli- van residence with Jimmy and Frankie.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26

News received recently in Nome announced the birth of a son to MT. and Mrs. Frederick Carroll at San Bruno, California. Mrs. Carroll, a former resident of Nome, is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Chas. D. Jones.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26

The dog race committee, has changed the time of the Cheechac co race Sunday, March End to l:l5 pm. instead of II am. The race is to start a little north of the Nome Public School.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26
Airways News

Pilot Herm Joslyn of the PAA arrived yesterday with four pas sengers, mail and express. After unloading he left immediately, arriving in Fairbanks at 5 o'clock Passengers for Juneau were: Mrs. L. M. Sullivan, MT. and Mrs. Sid Rood and Charles Goldstein.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26

Pat Hoover, daughter of Mrs. L. Nicholas was an incoming pas senger Tuesday. She plans to stay here and visit for some time.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26
FOR SALE - RIGA 9-tube table model radio. Inquire Nugget Of fee.
PIONEER CARD PARTY

The Second Card Party of the series will be played Thursday evening, Feb 27th. Admission 5Oc. IOOF Hall. Pubic invited. Meet ing of the members at 8 pm, Games start at 9 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26

MT. and Mrs. John Havenstrite of the Kaiyuh Mining Go. near Nulato, accompanied by Chub Douglas are in Nome, on their way to Candle.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26

MT. and Mrs. George Lennon are back from their vacation and will leave soon for the Kougar- ok.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26

Deputy Marshal Hinckley ac- companied by a matrom, left for Barrol with Wien Airlines, to bring down a violent insane wo-
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26

You can Lave 200 by paying six months il advance for your sub. scription to The Nome Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26

MT. E. C. Stenz of the GAIA, of Anchorage is in Nome, on a main tenance inspection tour of CAA stations.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-02
MUNKASOK ES
SZERVEZETEK

Ha a mrlnkasvezerek a jo-
zansagukat meg6rzik, akkor az
vi ev aranylag bekes lesz, S ma
gyobb berharcok mem lesznek.
Az vi kongresszus mar az
els6 napokban er6sen fog fog
lalkozni a szervezetekben esq
lelhet6 visszaelesekkel, a fele-
l6tlen sztrajkokka es eek ell
len a jayaslatok t0megeit fog
jak 'beadni.
Ha a munkasvezerek a fejei-
ket elvesztik, akkor a javasla-
tok nemelyikeb6l t0rveny lesz,
S akkor megt0rtenik az els6 le-
pes arra, hogy a munkas-szer-
vezeteket bizonyos ellen6rzes
ala helyezzek.
S akarmennyire mem kiva-
natos, hogy a szervezetek ilyer
ellen6rzes ala keruljenek, a
polgarsag nagy t0bbsege es a
szervezetek tagjainak nagy re-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-02

akik 3 gepek beallitasa foly-
tan kiszorulnak bizonyos ipar-
agakb6l. Ilyenek peldaul a
banyaszok.
Ezek az atcsoportosulasok
nagy observation-disclosures hoz-
max maid magukkal, s bizo-
nyos helyeken az ingatlanok
arai er6sen emelkednek az uj
evben, mig mas helyeken szo-
katlan hirtelenseggel le-esnek.
Kiil0n0s nagy fellendtiles
varhat6 a deli allamoA11ak
azokban a reszeiben, amelyek-
ben sulyos tenyez6 a IVA, S
meg kiil0nosebben azokban a
teriiletekben amelyek a myers
aluminium el6-allitasan dol
goznak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-02
LAKOSSAGI
ATCSOPORTOSULASOK

A haborus ipar elhelyezke-
desc nagy lakossagi atcsoporto-
sulasokat hoz magaval, inert a
kormAny biztonsag szempont-
iab6l q hadi ipart. lehet6leg
szetsz6rja.
b Ez q jelenlegi kilatasok sze-
rint AIT jelenti, hogy harom-
Enegyszazezer, esetleg t0bb csa-
lad fog bizonyos videkekr6l
mas videkekre k0lt0zni.
vi iparvarosok eptilnek, mem
annyira q r6giek rovasara,
mint a farmokrd felszabaduld
es az iparhan elhelyezkedd
munkasok szaInAra, bar bizo.
nyos, hogy ezek az vi vAro-
sok magukba szivjak azolnak
az embereknek egg r6szet IS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-02

most 6tven esztend6s lesz SzabadsAg
Es Gombos Zoltan fatal emberek b&torsag&va olya
munkahoz fogott a1ney melt6 Szabadsag nagy muahoz
amey me6 folyatasa sok tekntetben nehai Kende 6za
nagyszert mvenek ah Amerika Magyarsag T0renet@t
adta keztinkbe
Hatalmas arany albumo ad vi ev vegen Szabadsag
olvas6inak kezebe amey jeenleg 0tve ewes Magyar
Amerikat 0r6kh meg amely mi mostani eletunnek
hi tilre.
Mkor Szabadsag ezt 6asi anyag Is erk0lcsi teret
vaaa, ken ereznnk, hogy legnagyobb magyar napi
lap anyubleumat Kohany szelemeben fogia megnni
hogy ebben t6reveseben eppen ugy mint
nepesben egesz Magyar Amerkat maga mellett tada
munkat mar megkezdt@k Magyar Amerika beutazhsat
az adatok 6ssegyjteset K6r0s6y Janos vaaa akt bzo
nyara mden magyar hazban szeretettel fognak fogad
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-02
1941 JANUAR q.

sEeafogja ant kivailni. IA szer-
vezetek bizonyos kivaltsagok-
kal delkeznek esr nagy ha-
talommal birnak S annak gya-
korlasaert bizonyos elel6sseg-
gel tartoznak.
Ha a munkasvezerek joza-
max maradnak es kepesek lesz-
mex magukat a 1nunkasokat
is feken tartani, akkor a kor-
many teljes j6-akaratat meg.
nyerik abbol a celbol, hogy a
szervezetet rakenyszeritsek BIZ
zonyos nagy cegekre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-02
Az AZSIAI HABORU

A japan-kinai hAboru ugyan
jelenleg teljesen izolalva van
az Eur6paban folyo haborut6l,
de valoszinii, hogy k0riilbelul
azzal egyid6ben er veget.
A tengely -hatalmak gy6zel-
me eseten KinAval aranylag
gyorsan elbannak, viszont ha
Anglia gy6z, akkor nemcsak a
hirhedt harmaS szovetseg er
veget, hanem Japan jelerlegi
kivaltsagos helyzete is, $ akkor
Japant olyan gazdasagi blokad
ala szoritjak, amely nagyon
gyorsan megfojtja.
Attol eltekintve, hogy ezido-
szerint mem vagyunk a hare
teren, teljes n1ertekben resze-
sci vagyunk ugy az Europa
ban, mint az Azsiaban folyo
haborunak, s vegs6 esetben az
d0nti el mindkett6t, hogy ide-
jeben fel tudunk-e kesziilni, il
let6leg kibirja-e Anglia addig
a kiizdelmet, arnig fel tudunk
kesziilni.
Erdemes megjegyezni AIT is,
hogy amennyiben a haboru
Anglia osszeomlasaval eljutna
ebben az evben a vegehez, az
csak r0vid fegyversziinetet je-
lentene a vilagnak.
Barmi lenne a gy6zelem mel
kill bekeben az egyezseg, BIZ
zonyos, hogy a nemet uralom
ala keriilo Europa, valamint az
Egyesiilt Allamok es az angol
birodalom a fegyverkezest foly-
tatnak, par even beliil ujra
kezdenek a merkozest. Akar-
milyen kegyetleniili hangzik
tehat, sokkal kivanatosabb
lenne, ha a haborut mem egyez
seggel, hanem teljes gy6zelem-
mel tudnak befejezni, meg
akkor is, ha ebben.taz esetben
a verengzes tovabbftart.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-02
HA MEM Err VEGET
"a HABORU

Ha a haboru mem er veget
ebben az uj evben, akkor a
fellendiiles szint6n tovabb tart,
inert akkor nemcsak Angliat
kell felfegyverezni, hanem on
magunkat is, S valoszinii, hogy
q k0zeli hetekben minden ha-
borus iparban ejjel-nappal es
heti het napot fognak dol
gozni.
Gazdasagi szakert6k szerint
ez a program koriilbeliil hat
millio ujabb munkast igenyel
az vi evben, es AIT hiszik, hogy
majusra mem lesz munkatlan
ember az orszagban.
Minden esetben nagy ipari
fellendiiles el6tt allunk tehat,
S szamithat mindenN mum
kara, ami vlSZOnt az uZletem-
berek es professzionatus pa
lyan lev6 egyenek boldogula-
sat is jelenti. ts
Termeszetes, hogy ez a nagy
ipari fellendules magasabb ara
kat es a fegyverkezes -sokkal
magasabb k0zterheket hoz ma
gaval, de a k0zterhek emel-
kedeset ebben az evben meg
mem fogjuk nagyon sulyosan
erezni. Az emelked6 arakat
viszont ellensulyozza maid,
hogy t0bb es jobb kereseti al
kalmakat fogunk talalni.
Ha a mi hazank is belep a
hAboruba, akkor ugy a gyarak
izemet, mint a nemzet mas
termeszetii keszul6deset meg
jobban fel fogjuk fokozni S
akkor a hadsereg is lenyegesen
t0bb embert von maid el a
munkatol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-02
A POLITIKA
ESHET0SEGEI

Egg evvel ezel6tt ait irtuk,
hogy Roosevelt ismet elnok
lesz, de mem szam;thatunk
ARA, hogy ismet megkapja
mindket hazban a jelenlegi
nagy t0bbseget.
Minthogy a kormanyt epen
ugy, mint a nemzetet, teljesen
a rlemzetkozi valsag foglalja
el, bels6 politikai kiizdelmek
nagyobb aranyokban mem lesz-
mex.
ITALIAN eros kongresszusi vi
takra ad maid az Anglianak
nyujtando segitseg minemu-
sege alkalmat, s Italian mas kill
politikai termeszetu kiizdel-
mex is lesznek, de az amerikai
belpolitikat illet6leg beket le-
het remelni.
Bar az eln0k valoszintileg
megpr6balja, hogy a tarsa-
dalmi biztositast kiterjessze es
egeszsegesebb alapokra helyez-
re, a nyugdij 0sszeget emelje,
$ nyugdij igenyl6k tulmagas
eletkorat levagja, mem hihet6,
hogy ez nagy nehezsegekbe fog
keriilni. ~
Sulyosabb reform-programja
mem igen lesz az eln0knek, S
inert a segelyiigyek jelent6sege
0ssze fog zsugorodni a gazda-
sagi fellendiiles hatasa alatt,
mines kuzdelmekre kilatas.
A kongresszus aranylag a
legt0bb idejet az ad6-t0rve-
nyeknek fogja szente1ni, vi.
szont az adok felemelesere e1
van az egesz nemzet keszUlve.
Kongresszusi kilengesek es
eles kiizdelmek csak munkas.
kerdesben varhatok, valamint
abban az esetben, ha a kon.
gresszus a f0ldalatti elemekre
tulsagosan sulyosan akarna ra,
lepni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-02
|GAZDASAGI
KILATASAINK I

Ha naegallapitjuk, shogy ko-
rulbelll ''even-chance" van
ARA, hogy q mi hazank SEM
leges marad-e, vagy haborus
fel lesz valamikor az uj evben,
akkor k0nnyen kovetkeztethet-
jiik, hogy a gazdasagi helyzet
teljesen bizonytalan, inert az
szinten ett6l figg.
Ha semlegesek tudunk ma
radrli S a haboru befejezest
nyer, akkor egy r0yid ideig
tarto, de nagyon sulyos panik
lesz ebben az orszagban.
A gazdasagi 0sszekottetesek
ezer szala fiiz benniinket nem-
csak Angliahoz, hanem a brit
birodalom minden egyes or
szagahoz es gyarmatahoz, $ ha
ezek a szalak veglegesen el
mem is szakadnak, n6met gy6-
zelem eseten kenytelenek lesz-
mex eek a nepek mas orienta
ci6t keresni.
Ugyanebben a helyzetben
lesznek az 0Sszes ma semle-
ges, vagy nemet megszallas
alatt allo teriiletek, S ebben az
esetben egy olyan gazdasagi
atcsoportosulaS k0vetkezik a
vilagon, amely hosszu evekig
tart es ezer vi helyzet ele allit
benniinket.
A nagy penziigyi panik azon
ban nem vezet ez esetben sem
ipari 0sszeomlashpz vagy gaz-
dasagi tetlenseghez, inert Ang.
liza 0sszeomlasa olyan meretu
fegyverkezest es militarizmust
hozna lit magaval, amilyenr6l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-02
KIVALTSAGOS
IPARAGAK

Termeszetesen egyik ipar-
ban sokkal er6sebben fognak
termelni, mint a masikban, S
annak megfelel6 kereseti aka
lom leSz azutan benntik, ami
lyen sziksegesnek itelnek egy-
egy iparagat az vi evben.
Bar az emelked6 kereseti le-
hetosegek nagyobb koltekezes-
re adnak maid alkalmat, sza-
mithatunk ARA, hogy a mem
feltetleniil szukseges iparcik-
kekt6l a nyersanyag, S esetleg
kesobb a munka egy reszet
kormany rendeletre elvoniak.
Minden esetrg a legtobb
munkara a haborus. iparagak
szamithatnak, S ezekben lesz
lehetsegse a legjobbafi ke-
resni.
A kormanynak jelenleg az q
programme, hogy a beke ipar-
agait erintetleniil engedjek fej-
l6dni, nehogy a bekes iparcik-
kek arai felemelkedjenek, dc
mar most matutkoznak olyan
jelek, hogy bizonyos megszori-
tasokra szJkseg lesz.
Ma a vasutak is birjak q
teljes forgalmat, S allit6lag
fel vannak haborura is kesziil.
We. Megis fennall a lehet6seg
hogy nehany horlap mulva q
szallitasnal is els6segi rende.
leteket kell maid kiadni a kor.
manynak.