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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
PULSE OF
THE PU BLIC
ENGLAND LETS ALLIES
DO THE FIGHTING

Editor. The Times: As chair
man of the Emergency Peace
Committee OF Tacoma, 1 am
sending you below the address
of Representative Harry Sauth-
off from Wisconsin, delivered
recently in the House Of Rep
resentatives. under the title
British Military Inactivity and
Business AS Usual Policy Targ-
cts in Sauthoff Address" You
have published various articles
in your valued home journal on
the other side and for that rea-
son we believe that it is only
fair to print a vigorous, COM
nonsense talk like that of Rep
resentative Sauthoff. We don't
have enough nIckels and dimes
in our treasury to use advertis-
ing space very often. This
speech is taken from the cur
rent issue Of LaFollette's PRO
gressive":
If warmongers are bound
TO plunge US into war, let us
wait at least until England gets
in it, Rep. Harry Sauthoff, Wis
eonsin Progressive, declared on
the floor of the House Of Rep
resentatives last week during
the House debate on the repeal
of the Neutrality act.
"Sauthoff made the statement
after reviewing the relatively in
significant part that England
has thus far played in the cur
rent World war.
Before we condemn our own
boys TO agony and death, let us
examine the record Sauthoff
suggested. This war is now
two years old. Let us see what
happened.
First. The War Of Poland
was fought by Poland. England
sent a high commission.
Second. The War of France
and Belgium was fought by
France and Belgium. They quit
because England failed TO sup
port them.
Third. The War OF Greco,
and Yugoslavia was fought by
Greece and Yugoslavia. Eng
land sent them promises. but NJ
help.
Fourth. The War Of Russis
is being fought by Russia. Eng
land has done nothing TO date
"Ssuthoff then presented tn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05

These flgures, ne SAID were
obtained from embassies, the
war department, and the Library
of congress.
Declaring that American
firms are unable to secure ma
terials to keep themselves go
ing while Britain is advertising
business as usual Sauthoff
charged that British firms can
furnish goods and manufacture
materials which American firms
cannot.
1T is highly significant he
said, that British exports to the
Argentine have increased II per
cent for the past month over
what they were a year ago, and
those increases have been in
steel. tin and copper-strategic
materials which our manufac-
turers are frequently writing to
us that they cannot get"
REX S. RoUDEBUSH.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05

found no permanent solution
lexcept war expenditures for
such problems as unemploy-
ment. opportunity for youth. old
age security. He insisted that
L. S. participation in the con-
flict will produce the very IN
rest that creates a Hitler. Even
those who disagree gave close
attention TO the senator's an
alyses and forecasts.
The year is repeating 1917
history in another respect Artil-
lery fire overseas drowned out
the bugles Of Armsgeddon which
Teddy Roosevelt blew in 1912.
The World War killed any
chance for formation Of a per-
manent Progressive party. Now
the LaFollettes and Wheelers
and Hiram Johnsons feel that
FDR's obsession with foreign af-
fairs-snd the tragic aftermath
Of the conflict-will set back the
cause Of political progress for
decades.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05

ever since world war days.
Simon Lake. the submarine in
ventor, has discussed such a ship
with naval officials for many
years, but they showed slight
interest. He has submitted blue
prints for a 9,500-ton submarine
freighter which. he maintains,
could carry a cargo Of about
1000 tons and 200 passengers.
According to Lake, this could
submerge to 500 feet and there
by become almost impery1ous TO
depth bombs or hostile fighting
subs. II could do II knots on
the surface and 10 under water.
II would be an all-welded af-
fair, which he insists could be
built at comparatively low cost.
Besides affording greater safety
to general shipments to any
port, such crafts principal
value now would be ability to
carry goods under the ice and
into the harbor OF Archangel.
The Germans pointed the way
when they sent the Deutschland
and Bremen across the Atlantic
during the World War. These
carried csrgoes of dyes to sew
srsl u. s. ports and took back
supplies of medical instruments
and drugs. The navy, however.
always has been reluctant TO
accept novel suggestions. More
over, during the twenties and
early thirties the admirals were
unable to obtain sufficient con-
gressional funds for any kind OF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05

Depew of the New York Central
for precedent on which to base
her refusal to issue passes. De-
pew gave ner the Biblical quota
tions, and no one rode on a pass
while Hetty Green owned the
road
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
Love-Whot a Mess II Sometimes Makes
Depends on the Brand and How IL oSeo
Abou Ben Adhem Had the Right ideo

foundation-faith that the old
world hasn't gone TO pot Alto
gether.
It's pretty hard to have faith
sometimes. because SO many peo-
ole don't tell the truth-like the
time somebody told the preacher
a story that could have been
true but turned out to be de-
liberate lie. Then there was the
story that seemed incredible
but turned out to be true.
But without faith its pretty
hard to do anything. so We Just
have to take chance and nope
that faith in the other fellow Is
going to be justified.
II was faith and hope that
kept the pioneers going 80 that
the other generations could live
In comparative comfort In this
Northwest. II was the same
brand of faith and hope that
brought the first settlers to the
shores of America.
Getting on to the third OF
these great attributes-love-
there is a lot that is so closely
tied in with the horse and buggy
days.
Love Of power for the sake
OF power alone can turn q hui
man being into a most reprehen-
sible character; love Of things
that are harmful can wreck a
family or n community.
Love for the welfare Of fellow
men can have just the opposite
effect.
Trying to love everybody is a
pretty tough test.
Il would not be surprised,
said DR.. Albertson. IF some Of
you people have had a pretty
hard time loving me and I've had
a pretty hard time loving some
of you. Might as well be hon.
est" he concluded with a grin.
This is our last chance
And because the grin was so
friendly and sincere nobody took
exception. probably also for the
reason that there has been a
lot of brotherly love on both
sides.
Right now with the world
turning upsidedown, there is a
lot of reason to consider this
thing called love.
There is nice thought in
those verses Leigh Hunt wrote
about "Abou Ben Adhem, may
his tribe increase, who awoks
one night from a dream of peace,
and saw with the moonlight OF
his room i. an Angel writing
in book of gold.
Exceeding peace had made
Ben Adhem bold, and to the
presence in his room he said
What writest thou?'"
Raising its head the vision an
swered, The names of thos'
who love the Lord"
Paraphrasing q bit, when Ber
Adhem found that his name wal
not on that record he said:
Then put me down as on,
who loves his fellow men,"
The Angel wrote and vanishe<
but the next night returned witt
the book filled, "And 10! Bel
Athens name led all the rest.
The reader can make the sp
plication.
If good men pere only
better,
Would the Vicked be so
bad?
Thnpa. Hardy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
GOODS FOR SOLE
USE OF u. s. ARMY

The magnitude of this stock
pile becomes more impressive in
view of the fact that these
purchases are solely for the
u. S. army. not for lease-lend
beneficiaries. They do not in
clude goods bought before
September of 1910 or after
October %. Nor does the COM
pilation take into account large
buying for the marines. the
navy. the air force.
Reports of this apparent orgy
OF accumulation have trickled
through to Capitol Hill, and may
precipitate a demand for investi-
cation. There can be only three
explanations for these mountain
Gus transactions. according to
congressioal opinion:
ID They portend an extreme
" protracted conflict in which
the United States eventually
must become a partner along
side the anti-Hitler nations:
t2) They envisage a far larg-
err army than congress had IN
mind when the selecuve service
act was enacted: or
80 They suggest the exis-
tence of unforgivable carlessness
and wastefulness in the purchas-
ing department of the army.
The volume of buying also has
civilian implications. Such I'M
precedented demands for wear
ing apparel are blamed for the
sharp increase in the price of
suits. overcoats. shirts. under
wear, etc. Incidentally. the
bulk Of this business has gone
TO the states of New York,
Pennsylvania and New Jersey,
and has provided full-time en-
ployment for the Amslgamsted
4 Clothing Workers Union. Head
Of this organization is Sidney
Hillman, OPMs labor director.
FDR is suffering the same I'M
happy fate which Woodrow Will
son experienced during the
World War. One by one Capitol
Hill liberals are deserving and
denouncing the president, while
ne obtains most loyal support
from resctionary Republicans
and Democrats.
In one Of the most remark
able but scantily reported
speeches on the neutrality re-
peal bill. Young Bob" LaFol'
lette revealed that the progress
sives are not quitting the Whit,
House ship merely because Of
disagreement over foreign poll
cies. The Wisconsin progress
sive charged that the president
embarked on military sdven
ture TO obscure the failure O
his reforms in the oomesu'
field
He declared that FDR Ia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
TTNfTT An Inside Picture OF Finon-
Ll0a i ciol and Political America
Nv RAY TUCKER

WASHINGTON-The transportation difficulties block
ing huge shipments to Russia make high naval Of
fcas wish they had been less indifferent to proposals
that they experiment with large underwater cargocarry
ing vessels The idea been and off the official fire
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
No DEADHFADS

NO DEADHEADS
While still a young woman
Hetty Green inherited several
millions from her father and
pyramided this sum to an even
more staggering fortune by very
shrewd stock manipulation
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05

Often called THE Queen Of Wall
Street" she at one time owned
an interest in nearly every large
corporation and important enter
prise in the world. After buy
the Texas Midland Railroad she
appealed to famed Chauncey
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05

The fact that there is shortage Of material is no
reason why there should be shortage of enterprise
Mai W. Nichol international Business Machines Corp
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05

following table of losses in
killed, wounded or captured sus-
tanned by the nations who have
onposed Germany:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05

Peters computation. The army
has bought 2,4oo folding organs
at Ss5 each. That means that in
a force of 100000 there would
be a separate instrument for
each 1000 men. The generals
have contracted for about !, $780,
900 clinical thermometers and
have acquired thousands of dol
lars worth of false teeth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05

Several peculiar and smusing
acquisitions are revealed IN
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-10
MINTHOGY
JAPANNAK SZijKSEGE

van ARA a jovedelemre, anne
lyet kereskedelmi hajoi anne
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-10

napoban hatvanhe szazaleka ment ell resi-
etekre mig most huszonot szazaek hasnalodk yen
celra De meg tulsagosan sok es nyomorgata ami
berinket
lehetetlen anapotot atta meg szovetsegi kor-
many nyomban rafekudt maga nagy suyaval azokra
gyarakra es kereskedore akk EFT reszetzet ako nep
fejere zudtottak.
AIT leheett vona hinni hogy nagy felhaborodas esz
zet kor0kben hire hogy kormany megrendsza-
bayozza reszetuzetet.
Eppen eenkez6e t0rtent. kereskedelm es par vi
lag nagy 0rommel ogada megmozduas hret es nyomban
ertestette kornany hogy mines torvenyre szkseg Kor
latozzak reszlet tzetet azok, akk ait folytatjak
Nagyon 0rver1etes lepes volt es helyesen kezdtek
hozza Megszntettek ugyneveze k0nny het vagy hav
1eszeteket e heyukbe ossze nagy syu hav resi-
eteket vezettek be- LIE ke zen vasarland6 porka ara
max legaabb szazaekat e6re azutan marad
nyolc es tz honap aatt ke toreszteni Mem lezek
tobbe he egy doaros reetek Havonta egaabb husz dol
iar fzesen az a reszetre akar vasaroln valat es
nua meg hogy keszpenzet enyegesen olcobb arak
melett vasarolhat.
Ra akarjak maguk keresked6k szoktatni k0z0nseget
hogy e6bb gytse 0ssze penz csak azutan vasaro
JON Icy ocs6bban ut ndenhez es keresked6 bzosabh
afe6l hogy mem jar rosszul
Hanem azrt megs csak kel egy reszletuzletet saba
yozo 0rvey inert teren lesznek booeggerek ak
megpr6bajak hogy keresked6k hatarozatat kjaszak e
kez at tovabb ocso e konnyu reszetekre fognak maid
dolgozni.
Ezekiel emberekkel szeben szgoru t6rvenyre les2
szkseg inert maskent k0nnyu reszleek atkAt
eltavolitani amerikai k0z0nseg valair6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-10
A JELENLEGI
TORVENYEK

szerint sem a gardistakat,
sem a besorozott katonakat
mem kildhetnek kulfoldre meg
haboru eseten sem, mielott ar
ra felhatalmazast mem ad a
kongresszus. Termeszetes, hogy
haboru eseten napok alatt is
minden elveszhet, mar pedig
jol tudjuk, hogy a wheeleristak
hetekig huznak-h -halasztanak a
vitat ezen a kerdesen. Exert
tartja a vezerkar szuksegesnek,
-hogy a vitat most megkezdjek,
5 EFT a felhatalmazast meg egy
esetleges haboru kit0rese
ELoTT megkapjak.
Sem a National Guard osz-
sees tagjait, sem a besorozott
katonakat mem akarjak bent
tartani, csupan annyit tar
tanak a hadseregben az egy ev
lejarta utan, amennyire kik5p-
zes celjabol az egyre novekv6
hadseregben szukseg van.
S bar az uj sorozasnal is
csak 100000 embert hiv be az
eln0k, tehat egyel6re a had
sereg masfel millios letszamat
megtartjak, ma mar k0zel ha-
rom millios hadsereg ellata-
sara kesziilnek.
S mindezt nagyon jol tud-
jak ugy Tokioban, mint -
Berlinben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-10
A MAGYAR
HADSEREG

oft verzik az eszaki fronton,
S Magyarorszag remult nepe
meg mindig mem erti, hogy mi
ert kellett nehany honapja ba-
ratsagot kotni a voros metely-
lyel, S miert kell most a ra-
kenyszeritett bcratsag dacara,
az oroszokra rohanni.
Magyarorszag nepe remulten
realizalja, hogy "gyozelem"
esetGn az orszag teljes nemet
uralom ala fog kerulni, a
szabotazs elleni rendeletekbol
lehet megitelni, hogy a nem-
zet mem egyseges.
Washingtonban el vannak
ra kesziilve, hogy a nemet ter
ror alatt a magyar kormany az
Egyesult Allamok konzuljait
kiutasitja az orszagbol, ami
viszont az itteni magyar kon-
zulok tavozasat hozza maya
val.
Magyar-Amerika szorongo er-
zessel legfeljebb annyit tud
kivanni, hogy a veres haboru
mindket bolshevizmus pusztu-
lasat hozza magaval, de lit
megerti mindenki, ahogy leg
tobben Magyarorszagon is jol
ertik, hoy egy "gy6zelembe''
(amely Hitlert tenne meg a
Filag uranak) a magyar nem-
zet elpusztul.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-10
A HAZAI FRONTON
MINDEN

eszkozzel azon vannak ,hogy
letre hozzak a nemzet t0kele-
tes egyseget.
A Fourth-of-July iinnepet
ARA hasznaltak, hogy egy volt
elnok, egy volt elnokjelolt es az
efn0k beszeltek a nemzethez
es a VILAGHOZ, S beszedeik-
ben dokumentaltak a nemzet
egyseget.
Hoover ugyan a haborut is,
a Szovjet esetleges tamogata-
sat is ellenzi, de minden lehet6
tamogatast k0vetelt Anglia
szamara, leszogezte, hogy
Roosevelt a nemzet kiilpoliti-
kajat eddig KIFOGASTALA-
null es nagy korultekintessel
vezette.
Willkie kilatasba helyezte,
hogy a navy belathato id6n be-
I'LL akci6ba lep, S ez a nemzet
egyseges akaratabol t0rtenik.
S vegul az elnok jelentette
be, hogy az emberi szabadsag
vedelmeben szukseg eseten ele-
tet is fogunk aldozni, S vegre
komolyan kezdett a lind
berghistakrol beszelni.
Sem az eln0kot, sem a kor-
manyt nem vadolhatja senki
azzal, hogy a sziikseges vitat
elfojtjak, vagy AIT korlatozzak
q: legkisebb mSrtekben, de ell
erkeztink ahhoz az idohoz,
mixor a beszedek elott gondol-
kozni is kell az amerikai pol
garnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-10

rikai teherszallitassal kereStek
s minthogy a mutt hsten errol
lemondtak, csak ait lehet k0-
vetkeztetni, hogy hajoik biz
tonsagat feltik az amerikai
vizekben. Vagyis haborura
vagy annak a lehet0segere, S a
japan hajok esetleges lefogla-
lasara kesziilnek.
Annyit mar eleg nyiltan XII
latasba helyeztek, hogy Vladi-
vostok kik0t6jet elolunk ell
zarjak, az az egyetlen ut
amelyen keresztul innen arut
szallithatunk a Szovjetnek.
Hiheto azonban, hogy a leg
kozelebbi napokban vagy he.
tekben Japan del fele indul
hogy a holland es angol gyar.
matok ellen forduljon, ami
azonnali haborut jelent sza.
munkra, inert ebben a kerdes.
ben Amerika kormanya habo.
East mem fog ismerni.
Ezekre a lehet6segekre volt
tekintettel a vezerkar, mikol
annak fon0ke felhatalmazast
kert a kongresszustol, hogy
katonainkat barhova kiildhes.
SEX, ha annak hirtelen el6all q
szuks&ge, hogy az egy eyre
behivott National Guard tag.
jait, vagy a besorozott katona.
kat szukseg eseten tovabbra is
henn tartsak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-10
SULYOS
MEGJEGYZES VOLT.

a Roosevelt reszerol, mikor
unnepi beszedeben a lind
berghistakat szabotoroknek ne
vezte, de ha meggondoljuk,
hogy Mr.. Lindbergh nehany
hete Hitlert egyenesen felha-
talmazta hogy "a nemet er-
deke.k vedelmeben' amerikai
szigeteket k0vete1jens maganak,
az elnok kijelenteset mem le-
het csodalnunk.
Meg kell szokni minden tisz-
tesseges amerikai polgarnak,
hogy a legteljesebb szabadsag-
gal lehet es kell a nemzet sor-
san vitazni, de a szemmel lat
hato Gs a kongresszusban nap
nap utan megnyilatkozo nagy
tobbsegnek a joga, hogy a mem
yeti politikat megszabja.
A kormany mem tehet egye-
bet ,minthogy engedelmesked-
jek a tobbsegnek, a kisebb-
segnek lie kell mondani arrol az
elvezetr6l, hogy egyeni poll
tika es ervenyesules kedveert
hatba szurja a nemzet kor-
manyat.
A mask fontos belpolitikai
kerdes az volt a multi heten
hogy mi t0rtenjek azokkal az
arulo v0r0s0kkel, akik most
egyszerre hatra arcot csinal.
tax,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-10
WASHINGTONBAN
MINDKET FRONTON

lazasan dolgoztak, inert ko-
zeledik az ora, mikor donto
lepest kell tenni a nemzetnek,
S ere ugy a nemzetkozi, mint
a hazai fronton keszulnek.
Mikor az Egyesult Allamok
kormanya lesz0gezte, hogy haj
lando bizonyos k0rulmenyek
es a Silk lehet6segek kozt a
Szovjetnek minden segitseget
megadni, inert aki Hitlernek
ellensege, az e pillanatban
Anglia tamogatasat jelenti,
tisztaban voltak vele, hogy ez
elvezethet bennunket a vegze-
tes lepesre.
Japannak most kell elhata-
rozni, hogy a ket barat es $40
vetseges k0zt melyiket valaszt-
ia, melyiket arulja el es a je-
lekb6l Washington AIT latja,
hogy Japan alkalmas pillanat-
ban a tengely melle all.
Es ugy latszik, hogy ez a
pillanat nincs messze.
Korulbelil ezer Szovjet pol
gar surg6sen tavozik Japanb6l
S ami ennel is fontosabb, ia.
pan a hajoit a mutt heten az
amerikai forgalombol kivonta
MINTHOGY
JAPANNAK SZUKSEGE
van ARA jovedelemre, anne.
lyet kereskedelmi hajoi anne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-10
A SZTRAJK-SZABOTAZS
HELYETT

ma az amerikai kommunis-
tax teljes co-operaciot igernek
S egy pillanatra attol felt a
polgarsag t0bbsege, hogy a
kormany esetleg a v0r0s me-
tely ellen6rzeset cs0kkenti.
A kommunistak palfordula-
sat az egesz orszag utalattal
fogadta, inert hiszen mem IT,
tok es Ok sem tagadjak, hogy
mem a sajat hazajuk, hanem
Oroszorszag erdekeben "tertek
meg a mutt heten,
Es AIT is tudja mindenki,
hogy ha a Soviet is a fran
ciak sorsara jutna es Stain
ujra egyutt miikodne Hitlerrel,
az amerikai kommunistak ujra
elkezdenenek szabotalni es
sztrajkolni. Es eek az eshet6-
segek egyaltalan nillcsenek XII
zarva.
Mindenkit megnyugtat tehat
kormanyunk mag'atartasa, a
mely az arulo kommunistak-
kal szemben mem fog eny-
hiilni.
s hogy az egyes allamok ha-
t6sagai co-operalnak a kor.
mannyal, AIT lattuk a multi
heten, mikor New Yorkban es
O Oklahamaban kommunistakat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-10
A KONGRESSZUS
SIETVE

szavazta meg koltsegvetes
egyes teteleit a multi heten,
hogy a szovetseg vi iizleti eve
el6 legyen keszitve. Az Egye-
silt Allamok iiz,eti eve t. i.
julius elsejen kezuodik azon-
tul csak olyan osszegeket utal-
hat XII a kormanyunk, amt
megszavaz el6re a kongresszus.
Majdnem minden ell van ha-
ritva az ad6targyalasok utja-
bol, csupan az elnok szamara
kert rendkiviili felhatalma-
East fogjak el6bb targyalni.
Az eredeti javaslat sulyos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-10
FEtOLDOzAS AZ ATOK AL0L

Az haboru ota suyos atok fekidt Amerika nepenek
vallain Szazezreke tonkre koziink es
bar minden ereze tuda hogy ennef nagyobb csapas mem
neezedhet rank sen probalkozot meg azzal hogy
sA6fnyuseges atkot vallankrol evonja.
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