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Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28

You're sitting at the ringside. TIL,
man on your right jabs an elbow
into your rib and settles back tC
enjoy the bouts. The chap at you,
left sips coke and shells peanuts
into your lap. There's the clans
OF the bell and two busy battlers
start swinging blows at each other
The crowd is interested. yells &C.
casionally as each boy puts forth
his best in vicious punching ex-
changes, but it is obvious the men
ct the ringside are waiting for tho
main event. The main event. you
see, matches Cleo Shans, the Braw-
ley buzz-saw, against Black Joe
The crowd knows from experience
..at.any time Cleo Shans is mixed
Up in bout there is going to be
ction and plenty. And this Black
be guy is no SLOUGH. George Par
hssus doesn't pick up fighters just
Fcause he happens to like the way
hey part their hair.
Cleo's reputation dates back to
e amateur fight days when he was
ly a shoe shine boy who liked
toss leather at some other guy.
Shans was fairly successful in
matter of winning fights as an
bateur but his principal claim
~ fame in valley rings was the
assurance that he would always be
a There pitching with both fists.
ID Shans' best fight Of his amateur
9areer was against Shorty Hogue
fhen the Jacumba twin was still
1eatherweight. Shans won two
sounds and dropped two to Rogue.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
Wi||oughby> Taylor Eliminated
From Valley Golf Championships
Padre Regulars
Begin to Arrive
In Spring Camp

The San Diego Padres, currently
engaged in the serious business OF
conditioning for the regular league
season in Ell centre stadium, Friday
awaited the arrival of the remainder
of the squad Monday to begin daily
practice games.
Pitchers began to round into shape
Thursday, according to Manager
Cedric burst, and will be ready to
take turns on the mound in inter-
squad games as soon as the infield-
ers and outfielders pull into camp
Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
Most interest Thursday was CEN
tered on Tony Chappetta, rookie
hurler, who impressed Manager
burst and veteran moundsmen of
the Padres.
Chappetta, who according to
Catcher George before, throws a
great deal like Manuel Salvo, was
particularly impressive in prep drills
Thursday and burst Immediately
put before and Herm Pillette to
work to iron out weaknesses.
Valley players among the rockies
are Ted Sander, Ed Maljan and
Jack Blankenship The three are
not yet in a class with the Padres
but may make valuable material for
the Padres Glass C league team in
Anaheim.
Sander has been particularly i'm
II i, l. i.
Blankenshipp strutted his stuff at
the plate Thursday with several
clouts against the right field wall.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
Imperial Vanev Press

Established April 20, 1901
published every afternoon except
Saturday and Sunday saturday
afternoon issue now succeeded
by the Sunday Post-Press, es-
tablished 1886 by the Imperial
Valley Publishing company, 625
State Street, Ell Centre, Calf.
Paul Jenkins, publisher; A. c.
Johnston, vice-president and gem
eral manager; II. A. Fitzhugh,
secretary and managing editor.
West Holiday Co, Inc, National
Advertising Representatives.
Entered at El Centre, California
post office as second class mat
ter.
Subscription rates: In California,
sc per copy.
In conjunction with the Post
Press (Sundays), per month Use;
paid in advance, months, $40;
@ months, $500; one year. $7.5O;
outside California 800 per month.
al . IN b er. California Newspa per
Publishers Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
Verbal Blasts
EnIiven Title
Game Sunday

Verbal blasts from WestmOr-
land and Ell Centre baseball
camps touched off feud this
week that will not be settled
until sunday afternoon in Ell
Centre stadium when the rival
county leaguers square off in
game that may decide the loop
championship.
Manager julie Ehmke, whose
charges have dropped only two
games this season, promised his
sluggers would bounce lanky
George Harris right out of the
county. Manager King of West
mOrIand questioned Ehmke's
threat, asking what the county
seaters planned to use for power.
Ehmke said he would start Joe
Andrade, fast ball hurler from
down Calexico way, against the
nOrthenders and attempt to
clinch the title in one game. A
win for Ell Centre would virtually
clinch the championship while
a victory for WestmOrland would
knot the standings.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
Hogan, Barron
Pace Golfers

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Feb. %.
CUP)-Ben Hogan of Hershey, Pa /,
and Herman Barron of White Plains
N. Y, led the low 60 professional
and 10 amateur golfers into the
final SO holes of The annual $4,000
st. Petersburg open today.
Hogan and Barron grabbed the
lead at the tournaments halfway
mark yesterday with their second
consecutive sub-par round for ag-
gregates of 1876 each.
Felix Serafin came in one stroke
behind Hogan and Barron with a
81 to add to his initial 10 for a 1877
total
Grouped at 1873 were Jimmy De-
maret, defending champion; Her.
man KeiSer, and the youthful Chick
Harbert of Battle Greek, Mich.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
Chapman, Dawson
Annex Title

CORAL GABLES, Fla, Feb. %
CUP) = Dick Chapman, national
amateur golf champion from New
York, and George Dawson. veteran
Chickagoan. held the Miami Bilt-
more amateur four-ball champion
ship today.
Chapman and Dawson defeated
defending champions Earl Christ
Jansen and Harvey .Draughon, Mi
ami police 3 and ! yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28

Fahs. l up: Garguilo df. Parker,
up: Davis Of. Lewis, 81; Ehrlicr
df. Dewitt. up.
Sixth Flight
DeVita of. Barker, | up, Garden
hire df. Stevens, 80; Gallagher df
Percival 80: Smith Of. Johnston
SIS: Cason of. Bann, 81; Beane df
Montgomery. up; Eldridge oil
Merklein, l up; johnson Of. Paul
l up.
Seventh Flight
McCabe Of. Latham, l up 18th;
Riley Of. Richmond, 81; Lamont
df. Gordon Smith, 81; Pop Keller
df. C. Cutler, up; Kassens DIT.
Tackett, SIS; Jones df. McGillis,
81: Ketchen df. Willingham, Sd;
Azhderian Of. Casey, 80.
Eighth Flight
Mitchell Of. Lee, up; Ellis df.
Jacobs. 6-5; Rector Of. Snyder, :.
up; Earl Davis Of. George Buck
ley, up.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28


Bob Albright put out 1899 Champion
Dave Taylor. 81.
Other results in the champion
ship play. however. ran true tc
form. Jake Peralta, tournament
medalist from Yuma, defeated
Brawleys Newt Brazelton, up, VIC
Blalack eliminated Jersey Birch
field. AZ. Tom Crosbie put out
Charles Donnelly, 80; and Ralph
WoIf of Los Angeles defeated Les
Rogers, 4-3.
Closest match of the day saw
John Hanley, Los Angeles, beat webb
Austin. CaleXico school teacher, on
the 18th green. Both were five over
par.
Hottest golf of the Gay was fired
by Logan jenkins, 1887 titleholder,
who toured the course in one under
par to defeat Forrest Manley, 6-5.
Jenkins was one under par on the
first nine. canning a birdie on the
par-five No. 7.
He went one over on the 18th
hole. but got back the stroke by
dropping a short putt for deuce
on the par-three No. 10. Manley
shot creditable rs, dropping brides
on IA and IS.
Fridays matches pitted Ralph
Wolf against Forrest Ferguson, John
Hanley against Tom Crosbie, Logan
Jenkins against Jake Peralta and
Vic Blalack against Bob Albright.
First Flight
Ben Kellerman Of. Paul Brown,
4-3; Jack Harris df. Earl Roberts,
up: Paul Post df Jack Strobel,
6-5: Dick Lott df Mark Carol, AS.
Red Edwards jr., Of. Gene Marsh,
up; Lyle Kurisaki Of. Jack Jones,
81: Wayne Elvander Of. Dick Haas,
3-2; Tom Ritter df. Duff Dinsmore,
l up goth.
Second Flight
Stokes McGraw Of. A. N. overall.
up; Gene Brown Of. Bill Burke,
/ up; Pete Hixon Of. Ted Ehmke,
up; Tim Noonan Of. Sid Swan
berger l up; DR.. w. A. Clark Of.
Fred Smith. 80: John Carter Of.
Ross Clark. 6-5; Capt. Oswalt df.
Elmer Sears, up; Eldred Ferguson
Of. Ben iFite, l up 18th.
Third Flight
c. L. Smith Of. Bill Walker, 5-4;
Parks Of. Walsh, 80; Smith df. Ma
son, up; Layton df. Gabrielson
l up; Oswalt df. Egan, 3D.; Ramsey
Of. Hansen. 81; Strickland df, Ray
burn, / up; johnson of. Edwards
up.
Fourth Flight
Williams of. Fernandez. up; Ril
Garter Of. Stones, l up; DePaol
Of. Yaeckel, / up: Best df. Horton
up; Pillette df. Gonzalez, up
Simms of. Peters, UP; Daugherty
dr. Hendrix, up; Sones of. Peter.
son, 7-6.
Fifth Flight
Herring df Immel, 80; Kilt Of
Butler, 4-3; Currier Of. Limon, 80
Olsen df DeVita, 80 Fleming Of
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
WITT SHIFTS
PORTLAND LINEUP

SANTA MONICA, Cal. Feb. %
Oscar Witt was undecided today
just where Frankie Hawkins would
fit into the Portland Beaver lineup,
but he was sure the infielder would
be in the starting nine. Hawkins
has been knocking them over the
fence in batting practice and has
raised hopes here for first divis-
ion club. The remainder of the
squad was scheduled to arrive from
the north today to complete the
roster.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
T. a. GRAIN
l.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANG ELES, Feb. 28(UP) -
Issues were narrowly mixed in a
dull morning session on the Los
Angeles stock exchange today Four
issues wereup. two down and nine
unchanged and the colume was
1000
Transamerica A. unchanged Pa
cific Gas and Electric 265s up Il /;
Southern California Edison 6 pct.
29h off Il /; Southern Pacific 9h up
4: Consolidated steel common 6B
unchanged; Menasco 15s unchanged
Ryan Aeronautical 81 unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
Catexico Cagers
To Meet Ramona
In Piayof Tilt

Calexico high school will meet
Ramona high of the Empire league
in San Diego county next Friday
night in a first round CIF playoff
game in the Calexico gymnasium.
Calexico. undefeated in ten
straight league games, will be fac
ing another undefeated team as
Ramona completed its season with
out a loss.
The Bulldogs were scheduled to
practice for the game in practice
contests against the junior college
Friday night in Ell Centre and
against Douglass high in Calexico
Monday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
Conn Scores
Knockout Win

HARRISBURG, w. Va, Feb. %
(UP)-Billy Conn, Electromagnetic
champion, scored technical knock
out over Ira Hughes, Pittsburgh Ne
gro, at Carmichael auditorium last
night in the first of several non
title tune-up' bouts by the cham
pion before he meets Joe Louis in
June.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Feb. 20 up Wheat
futures today recorded new highs
for the week.
Gain ranged to nearly 2 cents a
bushel before reacting. The up
turn was due to moderate support
which penetrated stop-loss territory
and caused shorts to cover. The ad-
vance was so rapid that black
board quotations for a time were
behind actual trading.
Wheat ended the session up x TO
/ cent. Corn was up q tok, oats
up X to 4. rye up Il TO y and soy
beans up X to "a
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
Relay Runners
To Open Fair

Baton pasSerS from four valley
high schools will go into action
early Saturday morning in relay
race from Holtvile to Imperial to
officially open the 9th annual In
perial county fair.
The race will start sometime
around 9 o'clock in Holtville and
Will finish up at the fair grounds.
Each relay runner will cover one
half mile of the distance.
Teams entered in the race are
Holtville, Ell Centre and an Imper-
-Calipatria team.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
BATTING DRILL
SLATED FOR SEATTLE

SAN FERNANDO. Cal, FEB. %
CUP)-A long batting practice was
on tap today for the Seattle Raj
ners, who are out to defend their
pennant this year. Early spring
weather has primed field conditions
and the squad is expecting hand
full of stars from its home town
by Monday to begin about spring
practice.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
WHITE SOX DRILL

PASADENA, Cal, Feb. % UP)-
The Chicago White Sox ran thru
their first bstting practice yester-
day but not much batting was done
Manager Jimmy Dykes suddenly
decided to give his entire pitching
department a few minutes on the
mound. Total hits" for the day
were four fouls.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
LEG WORK STRESSED

TAMPA, Fla, Feb. % .OUP) -
Manager Bill McKechnie stress
cd leg work for his pitchers today.
The Cincinnati hurlers engaged in
short sprint races and long sessions
OF fungo fly chasing in keeping
with McKechnie's belief that sturdy
legs are important adJuncts To
mound success,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
RAIN INTERRUPTS
SEAL. DRILLS

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. % CUP)
Rain weather and the illness of
Manager Lefty O'Doul today kept
the San Francisco Seals indoors
and interrupted the preliminary
spring practice. O'Doul, who has a
touch of influenza, hopes to rejoin
the team for regular practice at
Boyes Springs next Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
lESNEWCH QUALITIES
FOR SHOT, AILOUIS

DETROIT, Feb. % CUP)-Pro-
moter Mike Jacobs watched Gus
Lesnevich, Cliffside, N. j., heavy
weight, peck out on unimpressive
victory over Nate Mann last night
and decided it qualified the winner
for chance at Joe Louis in April.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
HOLDOUTS SIGN

AVALON, Cal, Feb % (UP)-
Three more Chicago Cub hold-outs
signed yesterday Charley Root,
Verne Olsen and Lou Stringer-
leaving Lou Noyikoff Bill Lee Hank
Leiber still on the outside.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
Cleo ShunS Scores
K. Q. victoryove

CALEXICO Feb 28.-Ceo Shans busy little fighting
man who halls from Brawey, Thursday night tumbled
Black Joe Filipino sensation from the ranks of undeteated
eatherweght when he scored six round knockout victory
the Islander in the most furious battle staged IN
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
BASKETBALL RESULTS

oregon 81. oregon State 36.
Portland u 38, Gonzaga 35
Northern Montana as, Carroll Col
lege %
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
MedaIist Jake PeraIta Has Close Call
In Victory Over Newt BrazeIton;
Wolf, jenkins, BIa|ack Win
- By BURDETTE KINNE

BARBARA WORTH COUNTRY CLUB, Feb 2S.-Iwo
former ttehoders dropped from the running in first
round play of the 941 Imperial Valley golf championships
Thursday as Forrest Ferguson eliminated Defending Cham
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
TROY Hockey Team Wins

BERKELEY, UP-University of Southern oamoi
MAS So win University Oh oa
night The Trojan oycame an
early =
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
L.. A. hay

Los ANGELES, Feb. 2s (Up)-
L.. :. No. 1, I. Y. S16.O0-16 SO
h. 81 M . leafy ~. ~ $3.50
~ =. No. ..--. sl2.50- 49, 90
harley nav. new crop $4,000 p 90
oaa hay .,..,........ S2l.QQ-22.QQ
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
l.. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES, Feb. rs (UP)-
Transhmerica ......-.--...... q "a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-04
PUSKAT KAP
A TISzT uR

Az amerikai hadsereg tiszt-
jeit6l mar j6val korabban elvet-
tex a kardot, mint egeszen er-
tektelenne lett harci eszk0zt Is
most elvettek t6luk a revolvert
is azzal az indokolassal, hogy
az csupan egyszeru vedelmi
esZk0z.
Az amerikai hadsereg tiszt-
jei ezentul 6rnagyt6l lefele ege-
seen r0vid, mind0ssze SO inch
hosszusagu, felig gepfegyver
formaju puskat hordoznak a
hatukon, inert az mintegy ha-
romszaz meter tavolsagra els6-
rendii tamad6 eszk0z es ma
mar ARA van sziikseg, inert a
harcosok mem kerilnek egymas
kozelebe.
ornagyt6l felfele mem hord
az amerikai katonatiszt fegy-
vert, inert olyan biztos tavol-
sagb6l vezenyel, ahol harci esz-
kozre mines sziiksege.
Az ujitas cricket maid csak
a jov6 fogja megmutatni. Hadi
talalmanyok csak a harcteren
probalhat6k XII. Icy lesz ez a
tiszt urak puskajaval is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-04

polgarpapir ezeket az embere-
ket megvedi.
A polgarpapirt olyan hirte-
len elkobozhatjak, hogy eszre
sem veszi az illet6 S maris XII
van a polgarok lisztajabol to-
r0lve.
Termeszetesen kiil0n0sen azo
kat a bevandoroltakat fogjak
figyelni, akik tengelyhez tar
tozo nemzetekb6l szarmaztak,
S nagyon szomoru, hogy eek
k0zt a magyarok is helyet fog
lalnak.
Jo lesz tehat megerteni min
den epeszii amerikai magyar
max, hogy vigyaznia kell, S
hogy a sajat es a csaladja j0-
v6jevel jatszhatik, mikor hit
lerista lapot enged a hazaba.
Ez a nemzet ell van ra szan-
va, hogy Hitlert minden aron
let0ri, meg akkor is, ha teljes
haboruba kell menni miatta.
A haborut szeretne elkeriilni
mindenki, de mem sok ra a va
loszinuseg, hogy az sikerilni
fog.
Mikor tehat a nemzet min
den anyagi aldozatot meghoz,
elviselhetetlen adokat vesz a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-04
% LESz, HA V|CYAzNAK
AKIK KONIMUNISTA VAGY HITLER-PARTI LAPOKAT
JARATNAK

A kormany az elso ket in
ternalo tabort mar felepitette,
es ujabban hatszor olyan nagy
taborokat terveznek, mint ait
Washingtonbol jelentik.
Ezeket a taborokat a k0-
zelg6 haboru idejere csinaljak,
azokat fogjak bezarni, akik
subversive tanokat terjesztenek
k0z0ttunk. Ilyen subversive
tanok a kommunizmus, meg a
naZizmus.
A1nig a Soviet a haboruban
marad, addig a kommunistak-
td mem felnek, azokat tehat
csak akkor fogjak maid eek
be az internallo taborokba zar-
nj, ha Stain a haborub6l XII
esne, a kommunistak ujra
szabotalni, munkas-zavargaso-
kat szitani pr6balnak.
De legyen benne biztos min
denki, hogy akit azzal gya-
nusitanak, hogy Hitlert par
toljak, akiknek hitlerista lap
jar a hazahoz, azokat a haboru
kit0resekor azonnal bezarjak.
HivatalOsan term e szetesen
csak az "idegenek" szamara
keszulnek a taborok, ami azon-
ban mem jelenti AIT, hogy a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-04
KONVENCIo UTAN

Az Amerkai Magyar szovetseg konvenci6at MagyarAme
rika szukseges es indokolt ngyelemmel kiserte
Negyedfel esztendo alat amota detrot Taborozasban
zasot bontott sz0vetseg annak mk0deser6 szeleme6l
ranyaro anny heehavat 0sszebezetek hogy lenyegeve
lehetett sztaban magyarsag Leginkabb azert
inert akik munkat vegezek, inkabb dogoztak mint be-
szeltek.
Magyar szervezetenk egertekesebbe kepvselve votak
Rittsburghban nagyon sok deegatus maga volt vee
hogy baratsagos vagy eenseges foge
fonnan tavozni.
reg vezet6seg eddgi mkodeser6l kritikat va6sagga
krte Is kereste gyes veze6ege megadott meg esee
ges akaratnak is mnden alkaat, hogy kutasson
Soha magyar testet konvenci6an egysegesebb helees
sci hagytak 6va vezetoseg MNDEN mikodeset mint
Psbughban soha elkoott penzekr6l ponosabban be
szamoltak seho vlagon es egyeten egy ekott centet
hfogasoni senki mem hvant .....M
Aldk maguk mem tettek egy kezmozduatot
nezve hogy teretsene hat lit egysge azok al
land6an AIT falak hogy 0nmagukat nevezek XII vezet6k
mex azok egyenek aknek munkat meg keet inditani
vaaiyen fomaban akk kerhetek vezetesre azokat
uraka aik egyseg fee akarak benninke vezetni
De ugyanaz veze6seg oyan aapszaba ervezetet adott
konvencio ele amelynel demokratikusabbat sernek
Jeleneg inert meg elvete ait ogo hogy az
vi gazgatosagot tesen megvaassza 0bbseget tag
sag k0zveteniil kiildi be k0vetkez6 hetekben.
konvencio elfogadott es mar napilapokban kozot haa
rozaaban esz0geze aaspontat mnde szkseges ker
desben oyan vagosan hogy ait tobbe fre magyaraz
hatja egyeen tszessegs emer SGT yen gyekeze tsz
tessegtelen szandekoknak is nehez esz.
konvencioba illetektelenl furakodn
elemek ameek 0ven even at indg akartk bontani
amera agyarsag egyge Reszt akartak veni es ogokat
k0veek maguknak olyan ntezmenyek ameyek tagok
voltak oha egyeen WORDS cent tagsagdat fzet
TEX
konvencio tagai bocsen Macy hggadtsaggal
termeszeesen megtagadtak reszvetel ogat nemtagokt
de megnvitaak 6ket hogy tartozkodjanak gyesen, le
gyenek annak tanu es azuan hazudanak Cha tudnak inert
akarni bizonyosan akarnak majd) fel6le.
Mint AIT elfogadott programban lesz0gezek, Anne
rka Magyar Szoveseg toeeten egyseggel tamogatja
Eckart Thor alta megndto es Fggeten Magyarorszagot
k0ve6 ozgaat esz0gezte AIT hogy mlyen t0keees
denokracat kvan az vi Magyarorszagban.
Magyar emberek Amerkaban most egyeen egy dolog fe
lett d0ntenek sajat maguk szamara.
Hogy benne kvannake lenn orszagos magyar egyseg
be hogy Magyarorszago egy vi Tianon csapasat6 amey
nyre lehetseges megvedjek vagy att sen je
lent t0be nekk magyar szarmaza tenye hogy it
teni magyarokka Sz6d sorsaval tobbe akarnak
eS tudnak tOr6dn.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-04

nyakaba, a navyt maris ha-
boruba rendelte, hogy Hitlert
letorje, akkor mem fogjuk ell
turni, hogy lit akarki Hitlert
partolja.
Az lit sziiletett amerikaik-
kal nehezebb elbanni, de bizo-
nyara lesznek k0zuluk isrnet
internalo taborokban, ahogy
voltak az els6 vilaghaboru ide-
jen. De az idegenben sziile-
tett emberekkel nagyon kurtan
fognak elbanni. as ..-...... .-..
A vesekbe is, a szivekbe ter
meszetesen meg az egyebkent
kitun6 FBI (G-menek) sem
lat, es aki a szajat feleslege-
sen mem jartatja, aki mem be-
szel olyan marhasagokat, hogy
"egy Hitler lit is elkelne", azo-
kat mem talaljak meg akkor
sem, ha minden nap imadkoz-
max a Hitler lelki udveert.
De megtalaljak, AZONNAL
MEGTALALJAK mikor akariak
mindazokat, akik Hitlert es a
nemeteket partolo magyar la
pokat olvasnak, inert hiszen
azok rata vannak az el6fizetok
lisztajan.
Es akiknek ilyen lap jar a
hazukhoz, azok egesz nyugod-
tan elkesziilhetnek "a, hogy
viselniiik kell a hitler-baratsag
kovetkezmenyeit, ugy fognak
veluk elbanni, mint akik a nem
zet ellensegeit partoljak.
Canadab6l az egyik amerikai
magyar hitlerista lapot kitil-
tottak, de azzal mem volt vege
a dolognak. Akiknek a lap jart,
miel6tt abb6l a birodalomb6l
kizartak, azok szigoru megfi-
gyeleseknek voltak kiteve, he
tekig zaklattak 6ket, hogy mi
ert baratai Hitlernek, hogy
miert pont hitlerista magyar
ujsagot jarattak.
S ha egyszer esetleg az oro-
szok a haborubol kiesnek, ha-
sonic sorsuk .lesz a kommu-
nistaknak, es azoknak, akik
kommunista lapokat jaratnak.
Mem felejtettek ell ezeknek,
hogy mikor meg Hitler szovet-
segben ALT Stalinnal, ezerfele-
kepen hatraltattak a nemzet-
vedelem programjat, hogy a
demokraclakat allandoan gya-
laztak, hogy most sem ez
irant a haza irant, hanem a
Soviet irant viseltetnek hi
seggel.
Soha mem t0r0dtiink vele,
hogy XII milyen lapot olvasott
vagy jaratott, de ezekben a We
SECS id6kben k0telessegiink fl
gyelmeztetni az amerikai ma
gyarokat, hogy vigyazzanak,
hogy ne engedjenek ma olyan
lapokat a hazaikba, amelyek
nyoman esetleg szerencsetlen-
Segbe dOntik a csaladot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-04
ES MEG OFT VANNAk

volt, amely mocskos szajja1,
alavalo szande ekkal, hitvany ce-
lokbol Amerika katonait meg
ragalmazta, hogy tizezrevel fog
max a hadseregb6l megsz0kni.