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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-01
Strict Control Put
On Use Of Copper;
Office Established
Stettinius Says Shortage
May Become Worse
Before End of Year
B. the Associated Press.


In the new extensions OF the
defense effort, the administration
yesterday placed strict controls on
use of copper and established an
office to see that needs of both the
civilian population and the armed
services for oil and gasoline are met
Copper was the second metal
widely used in American homes to
be put under close Government
control
Use of aluminium like copper a
critical material in the armament
program, already is under restrlc-
tons.
A shortage of copper. expected ito
become worse" before the end of
this year, was cited by E. R. Stet-
tinius. jr., defense priority director
In issuing the order.
Copper is widely used not only in
wires, piping and electrical fixtures
of most homes. but in shell cases.
small arms ammunition and in parts
for airplane motors.
Shipping Difficulties Met.
officials said that the situs ton
was complicated by the fact that
estimates of supplies for this year
might fall far below expectations
because Of shipping difficulties.
The supply of refined copper is
estimated at $4,000 to 100000
short tons. Total military and
civilian requirements are expected
to amount to about 100000 short
tons, indicating a shortage OF $40
900 to 10000.
The mandatory, industry-wide
order OF Mr.. StettiniuS was accom-
panied by a civilian ALLEGATION pro-
gram for copper issued by Leon
Henderson. price administrator. The
civilian program was the first of its
type Mr.. Henderson has issued.
The joint control. officials said is
designed to operate in this manner:
All defense orders will be given
priority or preference, ratings. Re-
finers will be required to set aside
an amount equal to 20 per cent of
their April production for ALLEGATION
TO meet emergency needs.
Nine Items Under Control.
After defense needs are cared for.
ALLEGATIONS will be made for civilian
uses, under recommendations from
Mr. Henderson.
Copper was the ninth item to be
placed under industry wide manda-
tory control. In addition to alumni
mum, the others are magnesium,
nickel, nickel-steel, ferro- tungsten,
machine tools, neoprene, a synthetic
rubber. and cork.
In addition, Is metals or classes
of metals are under a system of
inventory control.
Zinc is under a special system
of control requiring producers to
allocate % per cent of their produc-
ton for pool
Steel is under a general prefer
ence order designed to place defense
needs ahead of civilian require
ments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-01
British Surprised France
Considers Herself Neutral

LONDON, May 81 Up).-Informed
British sources, commenting on
French Vice Premier Admiral OAR
lan's speech today at Vichy. said
they were surprised that France
considers herself neutral"
There was no further comment
Immediately in authoritative quar-
tiers. but the view was held in other
circles that Britain is hopeful of
preventing open hostilities with
Vichy
The belief is widespread here that
the desire to avoid alternating the
French people-whom the British
generally consider still to be Wig
orously anti-German-was largely
responsible for British failures to
seize French Somaliland in East
Africa or to march into Syria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-01

Use of "cutouts" has been pro-
hibited in Washington for many
years. These devices created a dis
turbance, but did increase the eff
cheney of motors. For lack of them
some vehicle operators have turned
to devices which make noise-but
actually reduce motor power-ac-
cording to Mr.. Reed.
Tail Pipe Extensions.
Tail pipe extensions are widely
used, while f1attening the end of
the exhaust pipe has much the same
effect, he said. Each builds up gas
pressure. which hinders the engine
and creates din. he declared.
Motorists who are responsible
for this are not thinking of eff
cheney but of possessing distinc-
tive sound" the inspector said.
They do it for the same reason
they overdress. It's vanity
Determined to protect sleep and
working efficiency in a city crowd
ed with defense workers. the inspec-
ton stations are rejecting all cars
with muffler and exhaust system
faults. At times the reflections cur
rently reach % per day at single
inspection station.
Arrests Advocated.
Last year it was determined that
2.18 per cent of all passenger cars
in Washington had muff1er-exhaust
defects at inspection time. Among
trucks, Ill per cent were rejected
for this reason, 1.42 per cent of all
taXis and 294 per cent of other We
hicles motorcycles and buses.
Not all were intentional Offend
ers, Mr.. Reed pointed out, but in
certain types the proportion was
thought to be high.
There is no guarantee that in
territorial offenders against the
city's peace will not repeat their
disturbance, he declared. He said
that after proper equipment of
vehicle has been enforced by the
inspection station it is not difficult
for the owner to go to ''gyp deal
er" and restore the noise for an
other year.
The inspection system is not an
arresting or prosecuting agency, Mr..
Reed said, and it is up to the police
to apprehend any offender as he
operates on the streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-01

May had been very satisfactory, !"
and a telegram from a special me-
diation board, announcing settle
ment of a threatened strike of
trainmen and locomotive men of
the Atlanta. Birmingham and Coast
Railroad.
A considerable number of the big
Roosevelt family were spending the
week end here with Mrs. Sara De-
lanO Roosevelt the Presidents
mother. Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt
arrived soon after the President did
on Thursday night and others
reached here yesterday. Among the
latter were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Roosevelt, Mrs Franklin D. Roose-
welt. jr, and her small son, Frank
lin Sd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-01

General forecast for the Middle Atls az &c
much cloudiness with occasional showers
mostly light except locally heavy in thun-
dershowers. during the next two days; The
iantic States and western Pennsylvania
Sunday. and in the Middle Atlantic States
and Eastern New York Monday.
Weather Conditions Last "a Hours.
of tropical or semltropical origin covered
the greater part Of the United States and
showers have occurred. within the last
"a hours over most northern sections from
the Pacific Coast eastward 10 New York
and the Middle Atlantic Coast and in the
CarolinaS. the Southern Appalschisn re-
ate to heavy rainfall has occurred at sew
ersl sta tons in. the Upper Mississippi
Valley. the southern lake. region and
Of the T
tensive mass Of moist air is due TO high
pressure over and east Of the Atlantic
relatively low, pressures between, The
lowest sea level pressures are 1901 4 mill:
bars !29.57 inches1 at Alpine Tex and
dorda Ksn While he hshs re- aepS Tqe
are 1920 millibarS t3O.1S inches about
400 miles east Of the virginia Capes. and
Bragg. Calf, Because of overcast weather
and intermittent rain maximum tempera-
lures this afternoon were again unusually
low in the Middle Atlantic States and
atures prevailed from the. Plains States
and the Southern Rocky Mountain region
eastward to the Appalachian region. and
in the south portion of the South Atlantic
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear
at Harpers Ferry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-01
Ghost Fleet Gone;
Lost Ship Is Called
To Active Service
By the Associated Press.

SS tnt AsSoSisbeo tce'
The ghost fleet" which
numbered nearly 1000 ships at
its peak, has disappeared I'M
der the war-created demand
for tonnage, age not important.
The Maritime Commission
said Yesterday that the last of
the ghost fleet" the cargo car
rier West Hematite. was being
towed from New Orleans to the
Todd johnson Dry Docks, Inc,
Algiers, La, to be reconditioned
for active use by the Boland
Machine Co., New Orleans.
The laid-up feet in Atlantic,
Gulf and Pacific coast ports
numbered OIL in June. 1922. 1t
was a product of the World
War, when the United States
found it necessary to build
many ships not needed in peace
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-01
District Official BIomes Vanity
For Much of Useless Noise
Many Vehicles Equipped With Devices
Increasing the Din, Inspector Says

For of vanity in this city have de-
beratey equipped their motor vehicles they will make utterly
according official probably knows
most about the question
c. W. Reed supervising inspector of WaShngons vehicle
system that the traffic regulation
requiring proper being Intentionally ignored
according to observations at inspection stations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-01
Weather Report

Furnshed The United State weather uresuD
occasional light showers mostly cloudy and
afternoon gentle moderate south
west winds
mostly coundy
with light showers afternoon.
VrginiaMoy cloudy with local showers mostly light
and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-01
Heavy Gunfire Reported
In Gibraltar Area

pS tne AhecCldJeo fIeSe.
LONDON, Sunday. June IA
Reuters, British news agency, dis
patch from Vichy said reports from
Algeciras, Spain, told of heavy gun
fire from the direction of the Med
lterranean early today.
Algeciras is just across the bay
from Gibraltar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-01
France to Toke Census
On Workers Employed
Rn the Associated Press.

VICHY. Unoccupied France, May
31-The French government today
ordered a census of every one in un-
occupied France between the ages
of Is and IS to take stock of French
men and foreigners who are work.
ing-or could be put to work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-01
Syrion Bombing Reported

BERN. Switzerland, June 1 lP,.-
A Havas, French news agency, dis
patch from Beirut, Lebanon, re-.
ported early today four British
planes bombed the Neirab airdrome
near Aleppo, Syria, at 4:3O pm
Yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-01
Hurt in National Gallery

Mamie Pearson, 81, of 6411 Sew
enth street N. w, was taken to
Emergency Hospital yesterday with
a fractured left arm, suffered, po-
lice said, in a fall down stairway
In the National Gallery of Art.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-01
PART THREE.
PART FOUR.
Financial.

Financial.
Nation reaches turning point in de-
Tense race. Page Ell
Oil firms face better earnings,
Page Ell
Late buying boosts wheat, cotton
declines. Page Ell
D. C. bank clearings at new sll-tlme
peak. Page Ell
Weekly stock summary. Page E-2
Classified advertising. Pages E-3-12
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-01
Washington and Vicinity.

Only third of D. c. felonies solved,
report declares. Page AL
Horace H. Westcott, prominent real
estate man. dies. Page Ala
City heads vote formal approval of
Whitehurst plan. Page B.
House to begin study of need for
more revenue here Page B.
Civil service status. for small-loan
head sought. Page b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-01
Bound for Mecca

A large percentage of passenger
on boats plying the Red Sea arr
Mohammedan pilgrims making their
annual trek to Mecca.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-01
National.

National.
Winant believed here to carry infor-
nation to British. Page Al
Senator George stresses Britain's
need of warplanes. Page Al
Strict government controls placed
on use of copper. Page Az
President Of Mexico stresses ties
with U. S. Page AS
U. S. food shipment welcomed in
Britain. Page AS
Justice Department gives 1ckes
weapon in oil dealings. Page Ais
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-01
Scot Of Xmas

English monarchs have been
crowned under the high vaulted
roof of Westminster Abbey since
1874.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-01

Over 22,50o tons of waste paper
was collected In Britain in one
month,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-01
Miscellany.
PART TWO.
Editorial and Features.

Editorial articles. Pages CHS
Editorial and comment. Page CO
John Clagett Proctor. Page ca
News features. Pages C-4-5
Service organizations. Page CO
Fraternal news. Page CT
PIT. A. news. Page CT
Serial story. Page CT
Civic news. Page C-S
Births, deaths. Page CO
City news in brief Page CO
Service orders. Page CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-01

Record Until 10 Pm. Saturday.
Highest, SIS, 1910 pm
Lowest. So. $40 am.
Yesterday year ago. So.
Yesterday year ago, So.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 81 on May rs.
Lowest. Is, on March Is.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Today Tomorrow.
High -- 1855 am.
Low - $50 am. 7:2s am.
High pm. 40 pm.
Low -------- 7:01 pm. 7:53 I'm.
The Sun and Moon.
Rises Sets
Sun today 444 am 7:27 m
sun tomorror 80 am 7:2s pm.
Noon, today 1910 am
Automobile lights must be turned on one
half hour after sunset.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-01
Precipitation.

Monthly precipitation IN inches M tbs
Capital tcurrent month to dste):
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-01
Readers Guide
ond
News Summary
The Sunday Star, June /, 1S4l.
bA6T HkE
PART ONE.
Foreign.

Foreign.
Darlan assails Britain for attacks
on shipping. Page Az
Nazi admiral, friend of Hess, re-
ported suicide. Page AS
japanese newspaper hits u. S. IN
fiuence on Dutch" Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-01

R.rort Unit, 1eP.M s,turda,.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-26
JAPAN HIRTELEN
ELNEMULT

Japan szigoru felsz6litasokat
kiildott a tavol keleti holland
gyarmatok kormanyz6jahoz,
amelyben tobb sziikseges myers
anyagnak nagyobb mennyiseg-
ben valo szallitasat es atenge-
deset kerte, kovetelte.
A holland kor1ildnyAo hete-
kig huzta a valaszt es vegiil
ugy nyilatkozott, hogy nem
szallit ezentul Sc tobbet a ja-
panoknak, mint amennyi az
eddigi evi nyersanyag szallita-
sok atlaga volt.
A japan nagykovet ere
nyomban megmondta a hol-
land kormanyz6nak, hogy sal
MALTA ugyan, de ez a felelet le-
hangol6 es alig hihet6, hogy
abba a japan kormany $40 mel
kill nyugodjek belle. Ez burkolt
fenyegetes volt, amelyet nem
lehetett felreerteni es amely
m0g0tt a haboru oft rejlett.
ANIMAL nagyobb meglepetest
keltett, amikor varatlanul ma
ga a japan kormany szolalt
meg es AIT mondta, hogy a hol
land gyarmatokkal szemben
marad minden ugy, ahogy az
elott volt es ebb0l nagy esetet
mem csinalnak.
Nyilt es Ell mem burkolhat6
japan meghatralas volt ez.
Kutatjak persze mindenutt,
hogy mi a japan meghatralas
Okla? A legerthetobb magyara-
Eat az, hogy Japan teIesen
tisztaban van az Egyesiilt Al
lamok terveivel. Amerika mem
fogja megengedni a holland
gyarmatok elfoglalasat, hanem
az elso tamado mozdulat ese-
ten teljes erejevel harcba
megy.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-26

az angol kormany ilyen nyo-
masnak neha engedi kenyte-
len, inert hiszen mereven mem
helyezkedhetik szembe az or
szag kozvelemenyevel.
Ez a belso nyomas vezetett
azutan ARA, hogy Afrikaban az
angol foverzer sajat akarata
ellenere egy tamadast rendelt
ell Salum es Tobruk ellen.
Olyan jeles hadvezer, mint
Wawell angol f6parancsnok, ma
gyon jol tudta, hogy egy sike-
res tamadasra mines eleg ereje
es felkeszultsege. Eppen exert
mem vett nagy kockazatot, de
a mai helyzetben kis kockazat
is veszelyes.
Megindultak az angol csapa-
tok es tankek, meg agyuk most
mar mem az olaszok, hanem az
Afrikaban lev6 nazik ellen,
hirtelen rajtautessel. ARA gon-
doltak, hogy az olaszok ilyen
varatlan tamadasok alkalma-
val mindig elvesztettek a feju-
ket es sulyos vereseget szen-
vedtek.
Ez a taktika azonban mem
Walt be a nazi sereggel szem-
ben. Azokat mem erte meglepe-
tes gyanant a tamadas es mem
is szaladtak ell elole, mint az
olaszok tettek. Haderejuk is
jobban volt elhelyezve, vezete.
silk is sokkal jobb, tehat mem.
csak megalltak helyuket, ha.
mem sulyosan vertek vissza 6
tamadast. Allitolag ketszaz ne
hez angol tank maradt a csa.
tateren az angol hatralas utan
Mem szabad ennek az atme.
nett csatanak valami nagy
fontossagot tulajdonitani. A.
angol tamadas csak tapogatozt
mozdulat volt harom hadosz
tally reszer6l es azok is ugy
mentek a csataba, hogy bar
mely percben visszavonulhas
sanak. EFT ugyesen meg is tet
tex es ICY a kar inkabb hadi
szerekre vonatkozik. Maga a.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-26
A TOROK BEHODOLTSAG
VI KORSZAKA

Mem birhatta tovabb a to-
r0k nemzet a retteneteS nyo-
mast, tehat akarata ellenere
ugyan, da celszerusegi okokbol
behodolt Hitlernek.
K0rul vannak we've a toro-
k0k minden oldalrol. Legna-
gyobb bajuk az, hogy a szom-
szedos oroszokban mar mem
bizhatnak. Vannak ugyan SEER
zodeseik es megallapodasaik
Stalinnal, de azoknak erteke
mindig nagyon ketes volt.
Eppen ilyen keves remennyel
biztatta a t0r0kot az, hogy az
angolok es kozvetve Amerika
is mogotte van. Egyik Sc nyujt-
hat a t0rokoknek gyors es
megfelel6 segitseget, inert a
tenger el van zarva a nazik al
tai es szarazfoldon sem lehet
megkozeliteni hadiszerekkel a
torok hatarokat.
Lattak a t0r0k0k ezenfelul a
magukra hagyott kis orsza-
gok szerencsetlen helyzetet. A
kiiSZObOn fekSZik elOttiik a
SERB es gor0g pelda. Tudjak,
hogy a tor0k hadsereg mines
kelloen felszerelve. Ilyen hely-
zetben meggondoltak a dolgot
es tiz ewes szerz6dest k0t0ttek
nazi hatalommal.
A nyilvanossagra csak any
nyit hoztak az egyezsegbol,
hogy a szerz6des meg mem ta-
madasi jellegu. Ez persze csak
mese. Hitlernek ilyesmire mem
volt sziiksege. Hitlert a gyenge
t0r0k sereg mem tamadhatta
meg, ellenben meg kellett fl
zetni annak az arat, hogy a
nazik hagyjak beken a toroko-
ket.
Csak sejteni lehet, hogy en-
mex a nyugalomnak nagy ara
volt. Val6szinu, hogy a t0r0-
k0knek is megk0t0ttek kezet
es labat es ezentul ugy keny-
telenek maid tancolni, mint
ahogy a nemet vezerkar fog fiji
tyulni.
Mem lesz meglep6 ilyen hir
utan az, ha a nazi hadsereg
szabad k0zlekedest kap a to-
r0k vasutakon es akkor sokkal
k0nnyebben mehet Szirian ke-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-26
VALOTLAN HIREK
Macy ARADATA

Az angol es amerikai kor-
manyk0r0k mar tudtak, hogy
a t0r0k nemzet beadta Hitler
el6tt a derekat, de EFT egy-ket
napig titokban tartottak.
Megprobaltak azonban EFT az
atmeneti id6t felhasznalni egy
ugyesnek latsz6 mozdulatra.
Olyan hireket tettek koze, hogy
Hitler es Stain kozott kit0rt
a haboru. Allitolag tizennyolc
helyen egyszerre tortek volna
be a nazik Besszarabiaba, s6t
Ukrainaba, de keszultek Finn
orszag felol is a tamadasra.
Ket nap mulva kiderilt,
hogy eek a hirek valotlanok.
Szorongatja ugyan a nazi kor-
many Stalint, hogy meg t0bb
tobb hadiszert szallitson Ne
metorszagba es joforman min
den elelmiszeret ada at, de eb-
bol mem lett osszetitkozes.
Diplomaciailag nagyon ugyes
volt az angol mozdulat. Meg
kellett probalni minden eszkozt
ARA, hogy Stalint szembeallit-
SAX Hitlerrel es sikerult is lat
sz6lag nagyon kielezni a ket
ket diktator k0zotti clientele
ket.
Ellentetek tenyleg vannak az
orosz es nazi erdekek kozott, de
Stain tudja haderejenek gyen-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-26
lfoIytatas az Fix oIdaIroD

lFOlYId1dS az Z-lk OlddlrOll
telt elegtetelt es karteritest eb-
ben az esetben.
A nazi kormany egyel6re
mem felelt veglegesen ere a
jegyzekre. Egy altalanos hangu
nyilatkozatban ait mondta,
hogy talan megse volt nazi a
szubmarin, inert tulsagosan
messze t0rtent az eset a ten
geren es inert utasitasa van
minden tengeresztisztnek, hogy
a semleges hajokat kimeljek.
Tettek azonban a nazik egy
.sokkal rosszabb hangu nyilat-
kozatot is. AIT, hogy semmi
hajonak mem engedik meg,
hogy az angol sziget, vagy az
angol gyarmatok reszere hadi
anyagokat szallithasson, vagy
olyasmit, ami haborus celokra
hasznalhato. Ezeket ell fogjak
irgalom nelkiil sulyeszteni.
Mivel az osszes utasok es a
szemelyzet megmenekultek, ez
az eset mem hozta nagyobb IL
gatottsagba az amerikai nem-
zetet es a tulzokon kiviil senki
mem k0vetelte a hadiizenetet
nyomban a tengely ellen.
Ennek dacara ebben az ese-
menyben mar benne van a
haboru minden magva es ait
egy kevesbe jozan es k0rulte-
kinto eln0k mar XII is hasznal-
hatta volna ARA, hogy hadat
uzenjen. Roosevelt azonban
sokkal 0szintebb bekebarat,
hogysem elragadtassa magat
es a kedvez0 alkalmat kihsNz-
MALTA. Meg az ellenzek is kesz-
seggel ismerte Ell, hogy az eln0k
korultekint6 j6indulata az
egyedili, ami ilyen valsagos
id6ben a haboru azonnali XII
toreset megakadalyozta. Es
ennel szebb elismerest mem is
lehetett varnia a kormanynak.
Az eln0k a kongresszushoz
intezett atiratban megmondta,
hogy a tengerek szabadsagat
mag fogja vedelmezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-26
A Macy HABORU ESEMENYEI

geseget es mem akar kockazta-
tott lepesekbe bocsatkozni.
Tudja, hogy ha a nemet meg
veri, akkor 0rokre vege van.
Jobb szeretne tehat, ha az
egesz haborut tetlenil tudna
vegignezni es mikor mindenki
elgyengilt, akkor lepni fel
ugy, mint az egyedi'I er6.
Angliara viszont pillanatnyi-
lag nagyon 'fontos lenne az,
hogy az orosz sereggel hatba
tamadtassa Hitlert. Meg ha
mem is lenne ilyen modon gyo-
zelemre remeny, de id6-hala-
dekot adna Amerikanak ARA,
hogy meg nagyobb lendulettel
termelhessen es szallithasson
hadiszereket, ami nagyon fon-
tos tenyez6. Batran mondhat-
juk ait is, hogy az lido nyeres
most a legfontosabb, a d0nt6
tenyezo. Ha Amerika mar tel
jes lenduletben van, akkor a
tengely hatalmaknak t0bbe
mem lehet remenyiik ARA,
hogy diadalmasan keruljenek
XII a habor,lbol.
Mem lehet rossz neven venni
tehat az angol diplomaciatol,
ha idorol idore valotlan hireket
bocsat vilagga. Eek m0gott
mind oft van a pontosan XII
szamitott gondolat, hogy a jo-
v6 lehetosegeit kell el6keszite-
nj es meg kell ertse minden-
XII, hogy a haboruban minden
eszk0z jogosan alkalmazhato,
amely a vegso diadal elerese
fele vezet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-26

resztul Egyiptom, azaz helye-
sebben a SzueZi csatorna fele.
Rontja a helyze ;et az, hogy
Sziriaban az angol tamadas,
amelyet a fuggetlen francia
csapatok is segitenek, mem len
diiletes. Egyel6re csak a sziriai
es a francia csapatokkal kell
harcoljanak es meg Sc tudnak
elegge gyorsan elore haladni.
A torok egyezseg utan most
mar oft lesz hamarosan a nazi
hadsereg is es akkor az egesz
tamadasi kaland ossze kell rop-
panjon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-26
Az AFRIKAI TAMADAS
MEM SIKERttLT

Teljesen erthet6, ha az an
gol kozvelemeny annyi nehez
nap utan turelmetlen es ait
hiszi, hogy ha az angolok We
dekezes helyett tamadasba
mennenek at, akkor sokkal
kedvezobb fordulat allana be
a harcteren.
Teljesen ertheto az, is, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-26

egyiptomi angol hadsereg mem
gyengilt meg.
10 hatasa persze nincs az
ilyen kisebb utkozetnek sem.
De ha ez az egy eset megtanit-
ia az angol kozvelemenyt ARA,
hogy elhamarkodott mozdula-
tokat mem szabad tenni, akkor
mem lehet a kart sajnalni. Be
kell varni a teljes felkesziiltse-
get, miel0tt az igazi nagy csa-
takba bocsatkOznak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-26
AZ ELEMI IGAzSAG0K

sorab6l val6 az, hogy leveg6b6l mem
lehet megelni Minden vallalkozasnak az
tizletfelek j6akaratu partfogasa az alap-
ia es ICY az ujsag is olvas6 taboranak kesz-
segere van utalva
Ennek lathat6 jele az, hogy az olvas6 meg
ada kell6 ellenerteket az ujsagjanak az
el6fizetes formAjab
A lap 'els6 oldalan lathato cirnzes ponto-
san megmondja az el6fizetes lejaratanak
napjat. Kerjtik, nkzze AIT meg Is kuldje be
el6fizeteset, ugy hogy lap leiArati napjat
naindig idejekor&n megujithassuk.