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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15


youngster, with such vivid
imagination. that I planned out
a code which would get her out
Of all sorts of imag binary
troubles.
"She reveied In imagining all
sorts Of adventures" Mary went
on. Sometimes she was the
captive 81 a savage Indian
tribe, vintage 1900 or there
abOuts: again she VAS IN the
hold Of pirate ship, and an
other time she was kidnapped
for ransom nv bandits. And
what time I had devising
slogans which would reveal TO
her gallant rescuers where she
was. when she sent out code
clues 10 them"
CLUES FROM CODE BOOK
I smoothed out the flimsy sheets
which she had taken from the
cleverly concealed pocket in the
black note book. and began 10
study their contents slowly and
carefully. | was looking for the
cliches I had found in Marion's
letter TO Ronald.
The first one I found made me
catch my breath.
81 might ss well get II over
with" the code said. means 4
do not know where they are
taking me-"
looked up at Mary. bending
eagerly over me. her eyes on the
flmsy sheets in my hands.
please sit down opposite me-"
I said, a bit imperiouSly. | am
afraid. Take your pencil and
paper and write down these
things as I dictate them"
MARION's MEMORY
I paid tribute to Marions power
~ memory as | went through the
long list Of sentences with their
code meanings She had remem-
bered enough Of them 10 give US
some valuable information When
We had finished. besides the ones
Mary had pointed out, l had a
long list:
They will send me hack
when they have found out what
they want TO know"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15

e q Il q 2 n
fences ."
Mary flushed
A b / {, a n {
looked queerl,
embarrassed.
"They have
everything In
them but the
kitchen stove,
and I would
not be sure
the stove lids
aren't In there
so m ew here"
S he S a / d.
"N q II = 2 q,
Marion w a =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15
BY Lyman Young

Ao nAoeR sIEks osEPS MO n=
PLANES sIsoe@es ELAsts soexEr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15

I'VE ARE on the track now"
/ said with mounting excitement.
Am I right I'm thinking these
sheets of fimsy contain other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15

Answer to Saturdays puzzle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
Sports CanW Inanhle Paralysis War
SUPPORT NEEDED As u. S. BATTLES OTHER FOES

active in the Particularly
pennant.
MacPha however is anything but stand-patter heart
Plus which he has borrowed from his friend Branch Hickey the
motto: Trade em when they're hot"
couple of winters back after Pete Cosarart had
peted ashy at second base Larry wanted trade
him. The Giants and several other interested in
Peey the time 1t MacPhais private opinion that the
second baseman had been playing his head.
Durocher didn't feel that He argued loud and long
he eventually succeeded talking
of making deal that would involve Pete
All of US what happened. He may back in
other uniform day. but right Coscaart wouldn't bring
peanuts.
MacPhal is toying with the idea Dolf Camilh
better in Al than he reasonably be expected
have again. The California couer kid He invariably
asks for money than MacPha thinks he's
to sign and has got along too swimmngy with Larry
personally.
Therefore MacPhal is working three-orour
deal that would bring Mze and Padge of the Cardinals
Cami to the Braves and bring Aky Vaughan Brooklyn
don't know all the details the of money involved
Nor how far the Brooklyn David Ham got
clubs But he already has landed Padgett and Johnny
the latter from the Phls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
NEAR DIVISION LEAD

indianapolis has been winning
steadily and is only a point from
the Western division lead in the
American Hockey League. But
the customers and sports writers
still resent having their stars
yanked out of town. Their latest
grievances embrace the cases OF
center Kenny Kilrea and defense
man Buck Jones, both now with
the Wings.
The indianapolis screams bring
little sympathy from Adams, how
ever, and il is very unlikely the
petitions will have any effect. The
Detroit manager points out that
the Norris interests made conces-
sions this year when they per-
mitted the Caps to have their own
training camp instead of working
out with the Wings. But that's
about as far as the club can 60
this year.
"Although we don't like to call
indianapolis a farm club II is
necessary that we draw on the
Capitols when we have injured
players or need requirements for
other reasons,' said Adams
today. I'VE send them good
players In exchange. For In
stance now they have Connie
Brown and Joe Fisher, who al
ways played well and we're al
ways favorites In Indianapolis.
SEND EN- GOALIE
@Granted that Il II Irritating
to find your favorite player miss
ing when you 60 to a game
said Adams, "the indianapolis
management at least must
realize that this working ar
rangement works both ways.
Just last Saturday night for In
stance they called me at mid
night and said goalie Joe Turner
was injured. I had goalie Floyd
Perras on his way early Sunday
morning and he played for In
dianapolis that night. There
were no complaints about that.
Right now indianapolis has 30
many players on Its squad that
Herbie has sent Norm McAtee
up to work out with us.
"First and last. however" de-
elared Adams the fact II that
the Red Wings are the major
league club and when we sign
all these smart amateurs a. we
did this fall. we sign them for
eventual delivery to the Red
Wings. The Omaha club, for
one, IL very pleased with the ar
rangement, even though Indian
apolis can draw on the Knights
for players just as we draw on
indianapolis"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
Louis. Tunney Tops
New York Writers Vote Joe Boxer of Year and
Honor Gene for Work in Behalf of NAVY
BY BOB CONSIDINE
BY international News Service

NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-Fisti-
cuffs make strange bedfellows. The
New York boxing writer's have
voted that the two men who had
done the most for boxing during
1941 were Joe Louis and Lieuten-
ant Commander Gene Tunney.
The present and the former
heavyweight champions constitute
odd mattress sharers because for
several years Tunney has been
WRITING that this or that ringster
of the past could have smacked
Louis dizzy. Leading with his type
writer, Gene has beaten Louis in
astral matches between Louis and
Dempsey, Louis and Sullivan,
Louis and Corbett and suggested
that Joe might not get better than
a draw with Gargantua. Louis
last defeat was suffered in the
current Readers Digest. wherein
Tunney whips Joe after Joe has
smoked two packs of cigarets per
diem for six weeks, or years; we
lost our copy.
Anyway, Joe was voted as the
man to get the Eddie Neil memo
rial trophy at the annual boxing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
Kennedy, Sold
To Indians
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Continued from First Sport Page)
today it will be one of the most
fruitless sessions in history for
the Detroit club. With the excep-
ton of sending Boyd Perry and
Tuck Stainback to Kansas City, a
bit of unfinished business in the
deal for Bill Hitchcock, the Tigers
batting average for trading at
Jacksonville and Chicago has
been 900.
In fact there was comparatively
little action in the market for any
of the clubs. What promised to
be a quiet affair in Chicago was
turned into an almost complete
dud by the war damper.
Of the two leagues, the National
showed the most life. Yesterday
the Brooklyn Dodgers bought
Johnny Rizzo from the Phillies
and Don Padgett from the Card
inals. Both are outfielders. The
Dodgers also sold Mace Brown,
veteran pitcher, to Montreal of
the International League.
The two leagues-Narional and
American-were to meet in Joint
secession today with Judge K. NJ.
Lands presiding. There was much
talk-a lot of il about war-at the
separate meeting Of the leagues
yesterday but nothing much done.
AS far as the war is concerned,
there isn't much the organizations
can do but be guided from Wash
ington.
In the meantime both loops
planned ito go on as usual"
The loss of Bob Feller will come
as severe shock TO the gate re-
ceipts in the American League, it
is feared. Teller, who joined the
naval reserves and will serve
under Lieutenant Commander
Gene Tunney, today is at his home
in Van Meter. Ia, from where
after Christmas he will go to Nor
folk, Va, for preliminary training.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
Wayne Quintet
Shows Class
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CONTINUED from First Sport Page
defense and rallied. however. and
trailed only by a 22-19 score at
half time.
The second half began as slowly
as did the first, and more than
three minutes had passed before
Frank Sabo, Wayne sophomore,
connected for the first score
From then on the Tartars were
never less than five points ahead
although the Webfeet pressed all
the way in as fast a game as will
be played all season.
The man who really kept Ore
gon in the game was Bob Wren
himself q sophomore, who scored
is OF his teams points on eight
field goals before he was removed
on personal fouls. Sabo led the
Wayne point-makers with 10
points on four field goals and two
free throws.
The Tartar scoring was pretty
well divided as every man who
got into the lineup made al least
one field goal Joe Holloway. sub
stitute Negro forward. was the
only other player 10 make four
field goals. most OF them coming
on as pretty a piece Of pivot work
as has been seen here.
WAYNE nREf.nE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

For the Inside News" OF
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
Hoosier's Foul Toss
Beats Lawrence Tech

Huntington Qnd.) College today
holds a 48-47 basketball victory
over Lawrence Tech. The defeat
the fifth straight for the Blue
Devils. resulted when Meredith
Hammel, Hoosier forward. con.
Inected on foul toss with only
two seconds to go and with the
score tied at 47-all. Floyd Guest
tOf Tech a few seconds earlier scored
to knot the count for the seventh
time in the game. Tech made only
ID shots out of "a from the foul
stripe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
Sheboygan Redskins
To PLAY Auto Club

One Of the top defensive teams
of the country will appear here
Sunday when the Sheboygan Red
skins of the National Pro League
engage Auto Club basketball team
in the feature attraction of an all
day program of the Greater De-
troit Basketball League at the
Holy Redeemer gym, West Vernon
and Junction, at 8 p. m.
Led by Paul Maxi. former Min
nesota star. and Ken Suesens OF
Iowa, the Redskins have a record
of never finishing lower than Sec
ond in their four years in the
National League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

some OF the shooting That be Poor Butterfly, and
mistake.
War is nasty business. Still guess if there
anything calculated to make feel that wanted to
fight 1t is the sort of perdy that the Pacific
bunch of nheback sabbers that this country had been be-
friendng and succoring for almost hundred years.
If we let em until they absolutely impotent
nation, were crazy. And this time Germany too.
Mr.. Roosevelt right all the time. Both
just waiting the time when they could
dark alley Like their pal Hitler the Japs probably
will be ndugng in loud lying protests that they didn't it.
They did, And today every of must be in his
heart that they going end it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
Worthy Cause
Muskrat Supper to Raise
Funds for Ecorse Shell

Ecorse Boat Club needs a new
Ieight-oared shell and this Saturday
night is sponsoring a muskrat sup
per to raise funds to help defray
the expenses of a new boat. An,
"all-muskrat" staff of chefs will
handle the swamp rabbits, group
made up of Tommy Drouillard,
Sharkey Monte, mig" and Pete
Drouillard, Gene Maurice and
Tommy Cicotte.
The delicacy will be served
starting at 5 p. m.
For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

writer's dinner in January. The
trophy, named for the late great
sportswriter who lost his life
covering the Spanish war. is given
annually to the battler who has
done most to lift up the ever
hard-to-lift sport. Jack Dempsey
Billy Conn and Henry Armstrong
are past recipients.
The award to Tunney is a spe-
cial one reserved for non-active
ring figures who have done their
bit to help the sport. There isn't
much doubt that Tunney has aided
boxing more in the past year than
he ever did as champion. AS a navy
physical educator he has built up
corps of fight instructors the
likes of which no country can
boast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11


public mind.
Wars begin. Wars end. 1t is not a
pleasant thought, and it also is terrible
reflection on mankind, but if we are to
believe history, war is as much a part Of
civilization as peace; as good times and
bad times; the years Of the locusts and
years Of the honey bees.
Right now it is impossible to think
of any true American wanting anything
as much as to see American troops take
those treacherous, sneak punching little
yellow Jap buns by the throat and make
EN- hiss and sputter in earnest. Which
American troops will. Have no fear.
They may not be quite the push
over some think, but the longer it lasts
the more punishment they'll have to
take. Wait until our side starts doing
Thatll be Poor Butterfly" and no
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
BY BILL CORUM

NEW YORK, Dec. 11-What Larry MacPhail and Leo
Duroche trying put Chicago would be tremendous
news if sports could be tremendous 1t can't Yet
deals place there day next summer, or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

Score A. hsn-wsyns q oregon 70
Personal fouls. Wayns--B Van Week
2 Van Week 2, Nunez saho Holo-
pay Oregon Wren I. Jackson 7.
Jackson 8 Taylor MArsnik
Frse throws missed Wayne Van
Week , Nunex q Sabo Var Week
Oregon-p. jackson z L. Jackson. Wren
Refsres-Eddie Powers Umpire George
DuFour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
Sports Can Aid in Another War

While Mr. Roosevelt and the government prosecuting
the the sports world do much here home by
cutting the against nfante paralysis This is
Presidents heart and there tangible that
express affection for him in this time of trial than
by making this the successful nane paralysis campaign
of ALL
That the sports world can do.
Like the modern "sportsmen' Of Japan and Germany,
lnane paralysis strikes without warning Wars the weak
and the unprotected In the long has BEEN and will
nue to be- unless fight it tooth and nail greater scourge
than the international
the world by force of arms.
The government will the money for the ships and
planes and required to knock the spots off the Rising Sum-
But in the excitement of that let not overlook the vast
needed for this gmmer enduring battle against
the few remaining unconquered diseases.
Dodgers Have Some Big Plans
To get back taking point plans of
MacPha and Durocher for the winter trading they
surprisingly ambitious Few pennant winning teams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
HOOsier Fans
Protest Raids
By Red Wings
But Detroit Teams
Action Is Defended
by Jack Adams
BY LEWIS III. WALTER

II isn't enough that the Detroit
Red Wings must face the fast
firing Toronto Maple Leafs this
Sunday night. In addition 10 load
ing their guns for the mighty
Maple Leafs the Red Wings must
face an attack from the rear
their base of supplies IN Indian
apollS.
A move designed 10 cut of rein
forcements for the Red Wings
from the Indianapolis club has
been started by Indianapolis news
papers. The Hoosiers don't fancy
the idea of their towns hockey
stars being torn away every time
the Detroit club needs replace
ments or Jack Adams decides a
shift would improve the National
League club.
Petitions are being distributed
at all indianapolis hockey games
for submission 10 Manager Herb
Lewis of the Gaps and Adams
demanding Detroit stop taking
Indianapolis players.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-23

van villamossag, sok millio
mas emberrel egytitt latta,
hogy van, de inert a j0v6be ne
yet es mem a multba, egyszer
Sc mondta:
Van ugyan villamossag, de
semmire Sc hasznalhat6.
Edison eppen ellenkezoleg
AIT kutatta, hogy ez az isnf I
retlen valami mire lenne has,
nalhato? Mert Edison is azok
k0ze tartozott, akik AIT mond-
jak:
A termeszetnek nipcs
egyetlen olyan jelensege sem,
amelynek hasznos volta ne
lenne, eppen csak meg kell
talalnunk AIT, hogy mire hasz-,
nalhat6?
Igy ajandskozta meg az
utan az emberiseget elobb a
villamos aram megoszhato vol
laval, kes6bb pedig a bar kez-
detleges, de oriasi haladast je-
lent6 villamos ivlampaval, a
mely a mai lampava fejl6d0tt.
Eek a peldak mind AIT hir-
detik, hogy a fatal, tehat a tu-
donany szerint a negyven
even aluli, azaz mindig csak
a j0vobe nez0 cline sokkal er-
tekesebb az emberisegre nezve,.
mint az, amely 0r0kke csak a
multba tekint es kutatas he
lyett visszaemlekezesekre vesz-
tegeti az idot.
Ennek a tudomanyos meg
allapitasnak bizonyos id6 ell.
multaval lenyeges befolyasa;
leSz a tarsadalmi rend kiala-
kulasara.
A haboruval kapcsolatosan
maris emlegetik, hogy a ne
met vezerkar csupa fatal en-
berekb6l van 0sszeallitva es
azert gyoz, inert ellenfelei Greg
emberek, a multban elnek.
Csatakat eek az oregek ugy
akarnak nyerni, ahogy el6deik
csinaltak. Ezzel szemben a
fiatalabb elemek vi utakat
t0rnek es sikeriiknek ez a titka.
Oregebb emberekre nezve ia
Ian fajdalmas lesz a tudomany
max ez a keseru megallapi-
tasa, de ha oszinten beszel-
mex, akkor beismerik. hogy van
benne bizonyos igazsag. Macy
baj az, amikor az ember a
multakban el. Az emberiseg
Eeosztottsagaban csak arlnak
van helye, aki elore tud te-
kinteni es haladni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-23
HOCY ALLUNK A PERCENTTEL?

i EktOEH BA&e
lazatos ragalom, hogy szembe
helyezkedik a nemzet nyolcvan
szazalekaval.
A demokracia az, ahol a nep
altal megvalasztott kongresz-
szus hataroz a nep neveben, S
a nep altal megvalasztott kor
many hajtja vegre, amit a
kongresszus hataroz.
Hiaba uszit hat Mr.. Lind
berg, akit ma Amerika legna-
gyobb lapjai nazinak neveznek,
hogy veget ert a demokracia,
inert mem ugy kormanyoznak,
ahogy 6 szeretne. st meg
egyelore semmifele tisztsegre
nem valasztotta meg a pol
garsag.
s th1aba Jarjak Wheeler, Nye
meg a t0bbi hasonsz6rii urak
a gyiileseket, a congresszusban
a szavatok husz szazaleka sincs
mellettuk, mem igaz hat, hogy
mem demokracia van, inert a
nagy t0bbseg akaratanak er-
venyt szereznek.
Arrol is danolnak, nagyon
Sokat beszelnek Lindberghek,
hogy az angol propagandanak
nagy a hatasa.
Lehetseges.
De hat az 8 nazi propagan-
dajuk, amely el6l - minden
siralmuk dacara - mem Ear
tax ell sem a gyulestermeket,
sem a lapokat, sem a radiot,
annak nincs hatasa?
Lindberght6l meg soha mem
akarta a szot senki megvonni,
S maris AIT hazudja, hogy eta
Ian most utoljara beszelhet",
ellenben Ok szeretnek a szot
belefojtani mindenkibe, belle a
nemzet nyolcvan szazalekaba,
inert a kisebbseg termeszete-
sen csak terrorral tud ura
lenni egy orszagnak.
Igen, van angol propaganda,
hiszen minden hadviselo fel
szeretne a maga oldala melle
az egesz vilagot megnyerni, S
botorsag lenne, ha EFT mem ten
mex. De van nemet propa-
ganda is, inert ha Lindbergh
beszel, akkor a nazi-szellem
sz6lal meg hangosan e haza-
ban, S ha mondjuk senator Nye
ceszel, akkor a nazi Steuben
fizet a beszedert. !
AIT akaria minden becsu~
letes amerikai polgar, hogy
oket beszelni. Hogy
a $50 lit sohse senkinek ne le-
gwen a torkara forrasztva.
Akar okosat, akar ostobasagot
akar igazat, akar hazugsagot
beszelnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-23
BE KAR MEGvENULNI

szeruen ekkent belyegzi meg 9
negyven evet meghaladott
embereket::
- AZ alland6 kiserletezes
AIT mutatta ki, hogy a negy.
ven even feliiliek a legna-
jgyobb reszben :es leggyakrab.
ban AIT kerdezik egymastol
hogy emlekszel-e meg erre
vagy amarra? Mas szoval a
negyven even felili kor a multi
ba nez yissza es csak annak
esemenyeit latja.
Nit tesz ezzel szemben a
negyven even aluli ember?
Ere is megfelel a tudomany,
mikor AIT allitja, hogy ezeknek
ajkan mas kerdes lebeg:
Mi lesz holnap? Nit hoz
ream a jov6?
Milyen k0vetkeztetest Won lie
ebbol a hetk0znapi ember, az
igazan mellekes. A tudomanv
ellenmondast mem tJr6 hangon
allitja:
Az ifjusag voltakeppen
mem az esztend6k szamaban all
hanem abban az emberi tehet-
segeben, hogy el0re, a j0v0 fele
nezzunk es a ma eszk0zeit ARA
hasznaljuk fel, hogy a j0v6
alapjait keszitsuk el6. Az if
jusag az eletet tehat egeszen
mas szempontbol iteli meg,
mint az Greg kor.
Ha tovabb vizsgaljuk ext a
megallapitast, amely ezer es
ezer egyeni vizsgalat alapjan
epult lei, aKkOr ARA a pOntra
jutunk, amikor tGnyleg ugy
kell megitelniink az embereket.
hogy elore vagy hatra nez-
nek-e?
Akik ait mondjak, hogy a
multba, a tapasztalatokra te-
kintok helyesebb uton jarnax.
elfeledkeznek arrol, hogy a ha-
ladasnak alapfeltetele a jovobe
valo tekintes. Nagyon sok pei
da lgazolja EFT. Egyetlen ipari
talalmany Sc j0hetett volna
letre, ha csak a multat neg
zuk. A multi ugyanis tele van
nehez csalodasokkal, amelyek
az embert elkedvetlenitik es a
|. .kS7uzdelem feladasara inditiak,
inert a probalgatast a multi
ban ugyis hiabavalonak latia
a SZem.
EmleAezzunk csak ARA, mi
kor az emberek - mem is oIvan
regen - AIT mondtak es pe-
dig a meggy6zodesnek nyo-
matekos erejevel:
= Az ember mem lett ARA
teremtve, hogy repulj0n.
Ez a felteves a csasodasokat
latta csak. Ellenben az ifiu-
sag, amt ebben az esetben az
amerikai Wright testverek kep-
viseltek, AIT mondta:
= Az ember repilhet abban
a pillanatban, amint annak
modjat megtalalta.
Es a multba nezve mem
ait kerestek, hogy milyen 81
kert arattak ezen a teren ma
sok, hanem AIT, hogy milyen
hibakat k0vettek ell. Ezeket
azutan ovatosan kerJltek, uj
utakat kerestek es vegul meg
is talaltak a reptiles titkat.
Ezrevel lehetne felhozni q
hasonlo peldat. A legkialtobb
koztuk Edison, aki latta, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-23


A lindberghistak, a wheeleris
tax meg a nazistak nap.
nap utan zugjak Amerika fiji.
lebe, hogy egy ember akarata
iranyitja a nemzetet, hogy
nyolcvan-kilencven millio ell.
lenzi a Roosevelt programjat
s ezen az alapon folyik az
uszitas, a lazitas, amely ma
mar majdnem odaig megy
hogy az izolaciosokat puccsra
izgatjak.
Nap-nap utan mennydorgik
hogy t0bbe nincs demokracia
ebben a hazaban, hogy a kon.
gresszus helyett "egy ember'
kormanyoz, es gyilolik ait az
'egy embert" olyan ego gyi-
l0iettel, amilyent Hitlerrel
Szemben sOha mem mutattak
A k0z0nseges halando eddig
ugyan semmi jelet mem latta
annak, hogy lit mem a kon-
gresszus kormanyoz, s6t eleg
gyakran idegeskedik a polgar-
sag, hogy a kongresszus ma
gyon lassan kormanyoz, de az
izoiaciosoknak ez bliktri, Ok
csak sirjak, hogy nincs tobbe
demokracia az orszagban.
Nagyon jol megtanultak a
lecket a Hitler konyvebol. A
'Mein Kampf" cimu hirhedt
muveben Hitler ait irja, hogy
ha egy hazugsagot eleg gyak-
ran ismetelnek, az elobb-utobb
hitelt fog talalni.
Icy ismetlik nap-nap utan
AIT is, hogy Roosevelt szembe
helyezkedik a polgarsag nyolc-
van-kilencven szazalekaval.
Aki mem ismeros a helyzet-
TEL ait hihetne, hogy a kon-
gresszusban az angolok meg
segitesere kert ujabb hatezer
millio dollar megadasa mel
lett legfeljebb ha nyolcvanan
szavaztak, inert ez lenne ko-
rulbeliil az a szazalek, amir6l
Lindberghek beszelnek.
Es a sok dorgedelmes szonok-
lat utan ait kellene hinni,
hogy az "egy ember" egy ilyen
szavazas dacara Anglianak a
segitseget elkuldi.
Mem kis meglepetes volt,
mikor a kongresszus szayazott
ebben a dologban, es az also
haz - tenyleg 80--85 % ban
szavazott a kerdesen, csakhogy
.ez a nasgs,y, szazal{k AIT szavaz-
ia meg, Ih.ogy helyes az elnok
programme, hogy a legiobb We
delem a szamunkra, ha Angliat
ellatjuk fegyverrel.
Az elnok tehat AIT haitia
vegre, amt a nepkepviselet
80-85 szazaleka kivan, es gya-