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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-03-20
BOY RIFLE CLUB STARTED

The first meeting of the rifle
club, composed of sons of local
Legionnaires was held Monday
night in the grade school gym
nasium. Fifteen boys were pres
ent, 1t was reported.
G. J. Mum, Vance Rogers,
Garold Fish and John s. Thom-
pson will act as instructors for
the lads.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-03-20
Montana in Brief

Great Falls, March 10 - (UP)
Although fair time is a long
way off, already the North
Montana State Fair board has
reason to believe this d. years
event will be bigger and bet
ter than ever" Harold DePue,
secretary manager, said II
counties planned agricultural
displays at the fair. Thirteen
had such displays last year and
seven i'm 1899.
Sidney, March 10 - (UP)-
Sidneyis sugar factory was
closed today, but its run" on
the 1910 crop was the longest
period of operation in it's his
tory. When the last beets went
through the slicers, the plant
had been operating 1853 days.
During that time, approximate
ly 272,000 tons of sugar had
been handled and 100000 bags
of sugar produced. The average
final sugar content was 1916
per cent. In the Sidney fac,
tory's territory, the crop aver
aged 1855 tons per acre, also a.
new record.
-
Absarokee, March 10 -(UPr
Police here were searching to-
day for a thief or thieves with
excellent taste in liquors. The
state liquor store here was bur-
glarized and about two dozen
cases of high priced WHISTLES re-
moved. No wine was taken and
the cheaper brands of liquor
were ignored.
Columbia Falls, March 10 -
(UP)- This towns new 500, 900
high school will be ready for
use next September, Claude b.
lick, clerk of the school district,
announced. He said work was
65 per cent complete and that
the building would be finished
within less than 60 days. Plans
were being made for dedication
ceremonies to be held when
construction was completed.
-
Great Falls, March 19-(UP)
Look for the west to Ego west
ern" this year. "A. J. Breiten-
stein, secretary Of the Great
Falls Chamber of Commerce.
announced that II western
states are cooperating in q new
move to attract increased num-
berS' Of tourists This s1frnvnor
He said they had adopted q slo-
gan q See the Old West This
Evening star., 1941-01-30

ington with Mrs. Frederick H. Brooks
and Mrs. Henry H. Flather.
Evening star., 1941-01-30

more Of photographers. who con-
stantly circled about the stars de-
priving the guests Of more than a
glance at the visitors from Holly
wood. Autograph hunters were
active at the party and many school
girls and boys slipped into the party
when the doorman's back was
turned.
- The tea table was bountifully laden
with good things to eat at the be-
ginning of the party. but only half
hour had elapsed before every plate
was empty and there remained only
the bone of the large ham sent by
Representative Charles Kramer of
Los Angeles. A bar was set up on
one side of the room and fruit punch
was served on the other. The clos
ing hour for the event was o'clock
but many remained on the scene long
after this.
Mrs. Arthur H. Vandenberg was in
the milling throng Among others
were former Senator William H.
King, Mr.. j. Edgar Hoover, Mrs.
Millard F. Tydings, Col. and Mrs
Curt G. Schiffeler and their son,
former First Assistant Postmaster
General and Mrs. w. w. Howes, Mrs.
Bennett Champ Clark, Mrs. Herbert
Feis and Mrs. Emil Schram.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
P.E.O.Group
Forms = New
Chapters
Additions Bring
Total to 10in
District Society

Two new chapters OF the P. E. o.
Sisterhood, to be called Chapters
r and S, have been organized here
this week. bringing to 10 the num-
ber of units in the District society.
Mrs. M. H. Fohrman, District Or
ganizer. assisted by officers and
past presidents of the State Chap
ter. formed the units, which will
receive charters at the District con-
yention in May.
Three women whose husbands are
in the Missouri delegation in Con-
gress are members of Chapter S,
which was organized last night at
the home of Mrs. Julien Friant.
The congressional wives are Mrs.
Harry S. Truman, Mrs. Milton A.
Romjue and Mrs. Richard M. Dun
can.
All the members of this chapter
are Missouri women.
Officers installed by Mrs. Ken
meth r. Jacob, a past State presi-
dent, are Mrs. Pennie Burke, presi-
dent; Mrs. Truman, vice president;
Mrs. D. M. Sullivan, recording Sec
retary; Mrs. Lottie B. Doneghy,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Frank
Halstead, treasurer; Mrs. Romjue,
chaplain, and Mrs. Kemper Jones,
guard.
Twelve unaffiliated members and
three initiates became charter
members of Chapter R, which was
organized Monday.
Mrs. l.. A. Wilkinson is president,
Mrs. Marvel Adams vice president.
Mrs. w. L. Dalrymple recording
secretary. Mrs. c. E. Sellman cor
responding secretary, Mrs. L. E.
Libbey treasurer, Mrs. Lillian Hayes
chaplain and Mrs. D. H. Banks
guard.
Miss Laura van Duyn Hanson,
first vice president Of the District
Chapter, installed the officers.
State officers and District presi-
dents were entertained by Chapter
r at its organization meeting.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Holy Cross Academy
Alumnae to Dance

A dance for the benefit of the
scholarship and gift funds will be
given by the Alumnae Association
of Holy Cross Academy tomorrow in
the new college building. Mrs.
Robert j. Hawkins and Miss Louise
Fox are to be co-chairmen.
Patrons include DR.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Fferst. Mrs. William B.
Knoblock, Mr.. and Mrs. George B.
Webster, Mr.. and Mrs. James Duke,
Miss Regina Hartnett, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. w. Siebold, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Egan, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul May, Dr.
and Mrs. Joseph Kennedy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Burke, DR.. and Mrs.
Francis Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Frank Rupert, Miss Hilda Rupert,
Miss Mary Virginia Burke, Miss
Ruth Craven, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Harrison Davis, ST.; Mr. and Mrs.
Irving G. Fox, Miss Sarah Morarity,
Miss Dolores Murray, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Steele, Miss Grace Fowler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred v. Murphy, Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Forbes, DR.. and Mrs.
Ralph j. Carlo, Miss Gertrude Nc
Nally and Mrs. Joseph Hannah.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Columbian Women
To Meet Saturday

Scholarship awards to nine stu
dents at George Washington Uni
versity will be announced at lunch
con meeting of the Columbian
Women Saturday at l pm, at the
Y. w. c. A. The organization re-
Gently concluded a drive for scholar
ship funds under the direction Of
Miss Sara Lerch.
Leila Warren, author of "Founda-
ton Stone" and former university
student, will be the luncheon
speaker.
Business will include appointment
of a Nominating Committee for the
election of officers in May.
New members recently added to
the Columbian Women include Mrs.
Paul d'Eca. Mrs. Winifred Over
holser. Mrs Harold Kiesel, Mrs.
Beulah Drake and Mrs. Malcolm
Price.
Evening star., 1941-01-30

was hatless and wore a long black
caracul coat over a dark dress.
Mrs. Emmett c. Gudger, wife OF
Capt. Gudger, U. S. NJ, who served
her father, the late Senator Thomas
J. Walsh, as hostess for some years,
was in the large number of callers
yesterday and everywhere was
greeted by old friends who welcomed
her back to Washington after an
absence of a year or more while
Capt. Gudger was on duty in the
West.
The little cabinet had representa-
ton in the stream of visitors at
both receptions in Mrs. Francis
Biddle, Mrs. Daniel c. Bell and Mrs.
Robert Patterson, and among out
of-toWn visitors were Mrs. H. P.
Connor of New York, who is spend
ing the midWinter at the Mayf1ower,
and her guest, Mrs. Earle Stewart,
also of New York.
Also seen leaving cards for the
cabinet hostesses yesterday were
Mrs. John H. Overton, Mrs. Warren
R. Austin, Mrs. Guy H. Gillette,
Mrs. Vincent F. Harrington, Mrs.
Ernest H. Van Fossan. Mrs. w. w.
Howes, Mrs. Richard Wigghsworth.
Mrs. Harry H. Blair, Mrs. Walter
Wyeth, Mrs. Eugene r. Woodson,
Mrs. Parker W. West. Mrs. Paul
Myron Linebarger and Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Edward Rhodes Stitt.
Musical Program
Given in East Room.
The program given yesterday in
the east room of the White House
was opened by Mr.. William Mas
selos, pianist, who played the "Evo-
cation" from Albeniz's Iberia" suite
and Ravel's "JeuX d'Eau." Miss Mar
lyn Crittendon, violonist, then played
the prelude from Bach's "Partita in
E Minor" arranged by Siloti; a
Chopin nocturne arranged by Mil
stein and Kreisler's La Chase"
She was accompanied by Mr.. Pres
colt Barrows at the piano. Mr..
Massellos second number was
group of Chopin compositions, a
mazurka, the berceuse and an etude.
and Miss Crittendon closed the pro-
gram with De Falla's "Danse Es-
pagnole," arranged by Kreisler. the
latter's arrangement of Scott's
Lotus Land and Novacek's Per
petuum Mobile"
Following the program Mrs.
Roosevelt entertained her guests at
,,,1
Cocktail Party
Honors Screen Stars.
Popular in the round of parties
for the screen stars was the cocktail
party given at the Mayf1oWer by
Mrs. Alben w. Barkley, wife OF the
Senator from Kentucky; Mrs. Rob-
ert M. La Toilette, whose husband
is Senator from Wisconsin,; Mrs.
Jean Hersholt, wife of the actor,
and Mrs. Charles C. Pettijohn, wife
of the attorney for Mr.. Will Hays,
president of the Motion Picture Pro-
ducerS and Distributors of America,
Inc. Receiving with the hostesses
was Mrs. Jack Lawrence. whose hus-
band is an official in the Hays Of
flee.
If it is true that only 200 invita-
tions were issued for this party for
the stars, then there were at least
800 gate crashers present. The func-
ton was held in the East room,
much too small for the crowd that
assembled there yesterday. At times
it was so jammed that several ladies
lost their hats as they got pushed
around. Adding to the congestion
was the appearance of q score or
Evening star., 1941-01-30
City Club to Hold
Card Party Monday

Miss Josephine Jacobs is general
chairman of the card party to be
given by the Women's City Club at
the Mayf1ower Hotel Monday at 8
pm. Her Committee on Arrange
ments includes Miss Isabel Allen,
Mrs. Frank Bowling, Miss Evelyn
DAILY, Miss Jessie Elting. Mrs. John
Glover, Miss Lois Garlock, Miss Flora
Hoff. Miss Jessie Lane, Miss Elva
Mcnamara, Miss Marjorie Marshall,
Mrs. Gladys B. Middlemiss and Miss
Nell Price.
On the Candy Committee are Miss
Allen, Mrs. Bowling, Miss Price, Miss
DAILY and Miss Marshall.
Prizes for each table will be under
the supervision of Mrs. Glover, Miss
Mcnamara and Miss Lane.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Soroptinists
Dimes
AtLuncheOn
Contributions Will
Go for Fight on
Infantile PARALYSIS

A handsome young movie star
and a glamorous skater from the
Ice-Capades attracted a record at
tendance to the Mile O. Dimes
luncheon of the Soroptimist Club
yesterday at the Willard Hotel,
when members contributed dimes
to be used in the national fight
against infantile paralysis.
Stirling Hayden, whose first pic
ture, Virginia." is making its
world premiere in Washington to-
day, arrived at the luncheon es-
corting Belita, British skater of the
Ice-CapadeS. The two were received
by the club president, Mrs. Lorraine
Leese Good.
E. w. Palmer, president of the
National Society for Crippled Chill
dren, the guest speaker, empha-
sized the need of constant and in
creasing help for the Nation S
handicapped children. Only in the
past 20 years, he said, has there
been any concentrated national ef-
fort to give handicapped children
equal educational opportunities with
others. One-fourth of the crippled
children in the Nation are infantile
paralysis sufferers, he asserted, and
commended the Mile O. Dimes cam
pa1gn to secure funds to help those
crippled by the disease.
Jewell Downs, musician member
OF the club, introduced her guest,
Alleen George, who sang an orig
inal composition Happy Birthday,
Mr.. President"
Prior to the luncheon, members
filed to the head table, where they
placed dimes, quarters and 50-cent
pieces.
Carol Kirkwood, president of the
Venture Club, appealed to the Sor-
optimists for new members, declar-
ing that membership in the junior
Group had fallen from 40 last year
to 16 at the present time. The
Venture Club, she explained, could
only obtain new members through
personal sponsorship of a Sorop-
tinist.
Guests included Mrs. James M.
Mead, wife of Senator Mead of New
York; Mrs. J. D. Hardy of Harris
burg, Pa; Mrs. Mary Biberstein,
Mrs. Edna Thomas and A. H.
Thompson, director of the National
Society for Crippled Children, of
Elyria, Ohio.
Mrs. Good, in behalf of the Mile O.
Dimes campaign, broadcast a mes
sage over the N. B. c. network yes
terday afternoon.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Mrs. Dunbar to Speak

The pre-ingathering luncheon Of
the Washington Council of Church
Women will be held at 1890 pm.
tomorrow at the Hamline Methodist
Church.
Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar, president
of the General Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs, will be the guest speaker
Her subject will be "As Thou Wilt"
Mrs. Frank Linzel, council presi-
dent, will preside.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Phi Delta Delta
TOHOld Fair

Instead of its usual monthly forum
dinner, Beta Chapter of Phi Delta
Delta, women's legal fraternity, will
have an old-fashioned fair Saturday
at pm. at the Women's City Club,
1856 jackson place NV.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Going to Florida

Mrs. Leigh White of Bantry, Ire
land, who is head of the World Asso-
citation of Girl Guides and Girl
Scouts, will leave today for Florida
preparatory to a trip to IA South
American countries in the interest
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Musicale
Continued From Page B-3)

tache of the Chinese Embassy, ac-
oompanied by Nine. KWong, made
the calls yesterday. The latter, fol-
lowing the custom of her country,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22
ESQ UTAN KOPENYEC

Az egesz aerika nemzetet erdeklO nagy kerdesekben
aeyknek gen fontos elent6sge 0v6nre nezve anny
fecseges utan megszola Herber Hoover Egyesut ALA
mok volt elnoke anek kornanyzasa alat utot orszag
abba szony valsagba meynek csapasat tudta meg
egeszen kiheverni
Megszolat Hoover haboru ellen beszelt Jozanul es
hggadan mnden eles braatto mentesen ugy ahogy egy
volt en0khoz llik.
Megehet hogy jo tanacsoka adott Hoover, de barmit
adott ozan amerka kozvelemeny csak egyeen
dassal feehet
ESQ utan kopenyeg.
Mindaz amt amerikai felkeszusegre vonatkozolag
mondo Hoover ekesve uto eszebe Komanyzasanak negy
esztendee aatt eren semise t0rtent ami nenzet
szkseges lett vona Es Hoovernek bzonyos
resze abban hogy europa heyzet annyra efau hogy
yeg mai haborura vezeet Hoover azok koze tartozot
maga kornanyzasanak idejeben, akik AIT mondtak
- Narration Europaban minden ugy, ahogy
Senk latta tisztabban jobban keptelen europai
helyzetet mint Hoover de senk tett kevesebbe mint
Hoover hogy vtoztassanak Pedg Hoover dta hogy
myen vegteen nyomorusag Europaban es mem is pro-
bait segteni..
Ma kes6 jo tanacs Hoover reszero. kezebe
ada deen eszkozoket es modokat hogy nteked
ek de mem velik Aki onmaganak tudott o tana-
csot adn annak szavat nernzet hajlando meg
fogadni
Mem agaduk hogy ees joindulat vezete Hoovert most
mkor megszolat elsmeruk hogy All meltosagees han
gon tee k0vethetuk inert multi meggyozott ben
nnket arro hogy vezetesre hvatott ember E ezen
kese ebredese fog segteni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22

gyunk minden teren, mint
amikor 1918-ban fegyversziine-
tet kot0ttiink.
A hadsereg felszerelese es
fegyverekkel valo ellatasa hia-
nyos, s emiatt lassan megy es
mem t0keletes a kikepzes, dsS
ezeket hianyokat most mSE
gyorsan potoljak.
Valoszinlileg nagyon rovi-
desen ujra rendezik a sorozas
kerdeset, alacsonyabb kor-
hatar alatt fogjak a katonakat
behivni.
Nemcsak azert, inert kar az
idosebb, gyakran csalados en-
bereket kirobbantani a polgari
foglalkozasbol, hanem azert is,
inert a fiatalabb emberek TO-
gekonyabbak es sokkal gyor-
sabban, sokkal jobb katona
lesz bel6liik. S mindezeken fe-
lul ugy erik, hogy a katona-
sag elete kedvez6bb es k0ny-
nyebb, ha k0riilbeliil egykoru
emberek vannak egyiitt, inert
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22
MAGYARORSZAGBOL
KEVES

megbizhato hir erkezik mos
tanaban S a radiorol lefogott
hirek nagyobb resze a nem-
zetkozi helyzettel foglalkozik,
S mem a magyar nep sorsaval.
Egyelore csak annyit tudunk,
hogy a kozel j0voben tenyleges
hadviselestol mem keli a men,
zetnek rettegni, inert a nemet
kormanynak nagyobb szuksege
van a magyar husra es bu-
cara, mint katonasagra.
Magyar buza azonban, faj-
dalom, nem sok 1esz, inert a
viz alatt allo nagy teruleteken
mem igen tudnak ebben az
esztendoben termelni. A kier-
kezo leveleket eros cenzura ala
vettek es ICY az altalanos hely-
zetrol elhihet6 hireink nincse-
mex.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22
A MULTI HETEN
ISMET

sztrajkok t0megei nyugta-
lanitottak a nemzetet, ITALIAN a
kelletenel nagyobb mertekben.
Ezeket a neha csak par craig
tarto sztrajkokat az ujsagok
mostanaban nagyon felfujjak,
S r0gton ait kozlik oles betuk-
kel, hogy ezermillio dollaros
haborus rendelesen hagytak
abba a munkat a munkasok.
Viszont meg lehet allapitani,
hogy sok helyen elitelendo a
sztrajk, valoszini, hoey ait
tobb esetben a nemzeti poll
tikaval ellenseges indulatu ele-
mex tamasztjak. A sajto es
a polgarsag a mutt heten TO-
kozott mertekben kovetelt
drasztikus eljarast az elnoktol,
S mem lehetetlen. hogy AIT
megkapjuk.
Emlitettik mar, hogy van
egy terv, amely szerint az ell
nok az arakat is, a bereket is
lefagyasztja egyetlen rendelet.
tel S Roosevelt mem tagadta a
u
mutt. heten, hogy komolyan
foglalkozik ilyen kerdessel. De
akarmi lenne a kovetkezmenye
ha ilyen rendeletet kiadnak
ait az elso pillanatban helyes-
lessel fogadna a polgarsag.
HASONLO ALAPOS
MUNKA
folyik a navy es a hadseree
kiepitesenel S ma elobbre va
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22
ABBAN
MEGEGYEZIK Az

egesz nemzet, hogy ameny-
nyiben a Hitler gy6zelmet csak
tenyleges beleavatkozasunk ga
tolna meg, mem lehet haboz-
nunk. E kerdesben csak azok
a mareknyi mennyiseget kitevG
lindberghistak mem egyeznek
meg a t0bbseggel akik ait hi
silk, vagy legalabb ait allit-
jak, hogy AIT hiszik, hogy e2
eSetben Hitlerek minket is meg
vernek.
Hogy a kormany, illetve az
elnok politikajaval van a kon-
gresszus d0nt6 t0bbsege, ait az
idegen hajok atvetelere valt
felhatalmazassal meglattuk. A
kongresszus nagy tobbsege
megadta a hajok kisajatitasara
szukseges feahatalmazast az ell.
n0knek es .leszavazta AIT az in
ditvanyt, amely ezzel kapcso.
Latham meg akarta volna til.
ami, vagy legalabb helyteleni.
teni, a convoy-ok kiildeset.
S mikor Roosevelt penteker
kilatasba helyezte, hogy az
7merikai hajokat minden ten
geren megvedi, kijelenteset
mindenki helyeslessel fogadta
S ha hianyzott meg valami
hogy az elnok politikajanaE
megnyerje a tobbseget, al
Berlinbol es Romabol meg
kappa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22
DE SULYOS
HELYZETBE

jutunk mi is ezzel a francia
lepessel. Az amerikai kon-
tinenseken es az amerikai szi-
geteken lev6 francia gyarma-
toktol akkor sem felix, ha a
francia kormanyt teljesen a
nemetek uraljak, meg akkor
sem, ha haboru lesz a ket nem-
zet (Franciaorszag es az Egye-
sult Allamok) k0zt, inert azo-
kat a szigeteket k0nnyen bio
kad ala helyezziik, vagy Silk
seq eseten a tobbi amerikai
nemzetekkel egyiitt muk0dve,
megszalljuk.
Sulyosabb helyzetet jelent a
szamunkra, ha a Nyugat At
rikaban lev6 francia gyarma-
tokbd es a Dakar kikot6b6l ne
met hadi bazist csinalnak,
inert oman joforman csak egy
ugras az amerikai kontinens
Es koztudomasu, hogy a ne
met-fancia egyiittes lazas siet-
seggel, az afrikai sivatagon ke-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22
A KONGRESSZUS
MEGFELEL0

bizottsagai az ado o-igyekben
a kihallgatasokat folytatjak, de
mem valoszinii, hogy hamaro-
san eredmenyes munkat lehet
remelniink.
Termeszetesen, hogy minden
erdek-csoport a sajat terheit
k0nnyiteni szeretne amt csak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22

land es a kinai parancsnoksa-
gok k0z0s operaciora vannak
kesziilve, ha a tiz kitorne a vi
lagnak abban a sarkaban.
A nemzetk0zi helyzet min
den esetre sulyos, es-a a polgar-
sag ideges nyugtalansaggal es
tiirelmetlenseggel varja, hogy
felvilagositast kapjon az eln0k-
t0l.
Ell van ra szanva a nemzet
nagy tobbsege, hogy az elmo
kot barmikepen kovesse, de
szeretnek tudni, hogy NIT var
hatunk a j0v6t6l.
Sokan AIT hiszik. hogy a We
res szinfalak m0gott titkos
beke ajanlatok tortentek, s
azert halasztotta ell az elnok
varatlanul, hogy a nemzethez
beszeljen, de ennek a felteves-
mex a legt0bben hitelt mem
adnak.
S k0zben a vita emelkedo
vehemenciaval folyik, hogy
meddig menjink Anglia tamo-
gatasaban, illetve mennyi ia
mogatasra van Anglianak
sziiksege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22

meg es katonanak csak fatal ebereket vonja
max be ezentu az amerkai hadseregbe. <.~~>
tabornok szerint id6sebb tehat huszon0t even
un emberek tesh szervezete mar ke6en alalmas
tonal szogaatra es heyesebb ha azokat e6k Is csak
fatal embereket soroznak
Mem mondta meg Hershey tabornok, hogy kikre gondo
de eore hhat6 hogy ezentu huszon0t esz
sorozas vagy zennyolcadk vagy huszadik evn@ kez
dodk maid EFT torvenyhozas foga vegevenyesen ed0n
teni remelhet6leg alapos meggondoas utAn.
Az elso felbuzduasban harminchat evben anaptottak
meg korhatar Mkor kedelyek lecslapodtak, mkor ia
pasztaatok dee erkezet akkor ebredtek f hogy
hsz es huszon0t ev k0z0t emberekb6 ehet tiz 6
tonat sorozni es enne t0bbre mines is szukseg.
Ennyre sincs szkseg Iiz mill6s hadsereget mem kel
krenden Aerika vedemee soha, de 6 ha megfelel6
tartalek err6 ke most gondokodek t0rv6nyhozas Re
nehetoeg EFT most megfontotabban s es kovetnek
ell ujra karos tllzasokat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22
OLYAN FONTOS
JELENT0SEGE

van ellenseges kezekben Da,-
karnak, hogy senkit mem lepne
meg sulyosabban, ha az eln0k
az Egyesult Allamok navyjat
azonnal rendelne, hogy a kik0-
tot megszalja, bar termeszete-
sen az azonnali haborut jelen-
tene a szamunkra.
Altalanos helyeslessel talal-
kozott Roosevelt nyilatkozata
ebben a kerdesben, amt mem
a Petain kormanyhoz, hanem a
francia nephez intezett, S a
melyben eleg villages figyel-
meztetes volt, hogy a nemet-
francia szovetsegben veszelyt
erzlink ebben az orszagban.
Termeszetesen ez a nyilatko-
Eat a francia kormanyt befo.
lyasolni mem fogja, hiszen
Amerika Vichyben levo Macy
kovete eleg erthetoen tudatta
a francia kormannyal az anne
rikai allaspontot, az elnok
csak azert beszelt, hogy a vi,
lagszerte sort francia gyar-
matokat megprobalja ez ellen
az alias egyezseg ellen han
golni.
Es hogy leszogezze. n1iszerin
szabad kezet tartunk tenn /
j0v0ben a francia kormany
ellen, amelyet tobbe mem is.
! merhetunk ell szabad kormany.
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22
'WASHINGTONNAK
UJABB

sulyos fejfajasa akadt multi
heten. Petain francia kor-
manya most mar nyiltan ke-
szul megtenni, amit eddig
suttyomban csinaltak, hogy a
nemeteknek minden tamoga-
tast megadnak, S mindenki-
mex az ma az erzese, hogy
elobb-utobb - es inkabb elobb,
mint utobb - a nemetek oil.
dalan a tegnapi szovetsegeseik
ellen fognak harcolni.
Az vi nemet-francia barat-
sag, amelybol szovetseg lesz
maholnap, sulyos helyzetet te-
remit nemcsak Anglia, de mino
ket amerikai kontinens min,
den nemzete szamara.
Anglia minden valoszinuseg
szerint kenytelen lesz a Szuez
csatornaval es az Iraq OLAF.
mezokkel egyutt az egesz k0zel
keletet feladni, visszavonulni
a F0ldk0zi tengerrol. Az sem
ketseges, hogy a meg: mindig
eros francia flotta elobb-utobl.
a nemetek oldalan fog har.
colni.
Ez a falhoz Szoritott brit bi.
rodalom szamara teljesen des-
peralt helyzetet teremt botor.
sag lenne ait mem latni, vagy
mem akarni meglatni.