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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

= and minorities under the iron hes
of the bloodthirsty Hitler.
Why do you not acknowledg
the rights of all people TO elf,
liberty and the pursuit of happI
ness"
The American democracy /
made up Of the cultures of tn
prosecuted minOrities of Europ
who have come TO this country Il
search OF their rights.
Is IL not time for you TO TAX,
brave stand for world brother
hood:
In the end, the u. s. \. viii
have 70 unite with all the democ
racies who are fighting for thu
cause Of the prosecuted and down
trodden OF the earth.
SEINE sort of n world govern
ment will have TO be brought
about and IL il certainly the des
tiny of Great Britain and the u. s
10 take the lead in beginning thai
task.
But by protecting such Fascist
minded enemies OF world peace
YOU are as guilty in bringing about
disunity As an open agent Of Hitler
or Mussolini.
ROSE STREET GREENBERG
I know you won't dare prin,
this in spite of your loud squswks
about free speech.
Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn. y. Y
May /, 1871
Mr.. William Randolph Hearst,
San Simeon, Cal.
Dear Sir:
I AM a constant reader of your
/ editorials and admire your com.
mon sense viewpoint and like to
express my admiration for 1t. Spe-
cially refer TO yours Of April Is
and rs.
l am over 20 years old and said
at the time the Versailles Treaty
WAS made they are throwing
Europe 100 years backwards.
/ Before 1868 all the small states
like Prussia, Saxonia, Brunswick,
Bavaria, etc, yes even the Han
seattle towns like Hamburg. Bre-
men, Lubbock and Frankfort AM
had their own coins, measure
ments, boundary and what not
Then in 1868 they formed a union
and in 1870 the empire, eliminat-
ing the trade barriers.
The whole of Europe ought tC
be one federation; suppose our A
states had the above condition
each its own coin, measurement
boundary, etc.
II in 1918 they had made Europe
one federation, Hitler and his co
horts would never have got TO Tn,
top. That's my opinion.
A. 90 ~ 4.
country is concerned I am of the
opinion that the two big ocean,
and a powerful navy and airforct
is ample protection to keep al
foes from our shores.
7 Yours very respectfully.
II. BAMMANN
Bragg Court,
Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, y. Y,
1905 y. French st.
Santa Ana, Cal
May I, 1871
Mr. W. X. Hearst,
Dear Sir:
I HAVE been much interested il
; / I'm the News" and wonder |
: this small contribution might he o
some interest:
II was my privilege, after tn
late war, TO be attached to tn
Eagle Hut, an American YMCA 4
T. London, England.
y ] was sergeant, hut was at
. tached, still retaining my ser
geancy. General Biddle sent m
there TO help in entertaining tn
men who came from various part
OF the field to take In the sight
Nv duties were varied and numeI
. Gus. for London Il no small tow
as Hitler and his cohorts haV
found out.
One of my activities was th
most pleasant of the whole pre-
gram: General Sir Ian Hamilto
had one consuming passion an
that was TO get the English SPEAK
. ing countries together and wei
them i'm mutual understanding an
appreciation. His contribution I
this worthy enterprise was to ha'
a colossal tea each Wednesday,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
April !. 1911.
Dear Mr.. Hearst:

Dear Mr.. Hearst:
THE English are a great and val
l liant people. II their past reeLs
E somewhat of Imperialism. they are
surely suffering enough now Ia
erase that record.
But they are selfish and insular
still, firstly befriending themselves
and fighting for their own.
We cannot criticize their self
preserVatiNe sentiments; we can
only copy them 10 cure our present
national near-sightedneSs.
Britain should survive as the
only worthwhile bit left of the Old
World But we are the New World,
and we must not mortgage our
future TO save even the English.
We have already fallen off the
neutral fence with our all out aid
TO Britain program, for their
struggle, though way outside our
hemisphere, hit our hearts.
And now who knows where we
will land?
War ought TO be drug ON eur
american market.
We tasted of its bitterness once
why must we be sold IL for the
second time:
We recognize Nazi Germany a
the greatest menace Of our age
yet even il we fought beside Bit
ain overseas, we could not be SUI
premely sure of an Allied victory
In this Notwithstanding war. M
one nation, or group of nations
will really win alone.
Winner and loser alike, We
would all lose together in the end
We'd sacrifice the lives of thos,
we love and gain only the hardness
of hate, the despair of destruction
So il is ! most heartily endors,
your plea for continued peace her,
at home. Mr.. Hearst.
am not Mani, nor ever coulG
he am an American, able {,
trace my ancestry back to an earl,
Scottish Earl of CassiIlis, who's,
daughter eIoped 10 America will
a Wilson.
believe in God and the powe
of good
The same dream died ia me, a
all Americans, when last Sprin
brought bombs for tulip bulbs {
the lOWlands and felled Franc
with it, AarSciilaisc and tIagino
Line.
Like most Of my generation
born in the tempestuouS twentie'
know much of war from seeing
hearing and reading Of horrible ei
fects and hate IL a. retrogressiO
In all hut the appalling art of kill
ing man.
Sincerely.
HOPE WILSON
Beverly Hills, Cal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

Sincerely,
HOPE WILSON.
Beverly Hills. Cal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

san Diego. Calf, Nav :, 1911.
Mr. William Randolph Hearst,
san Simeon. California.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
WarrentOn
Social Notes

WARRENTON, Va, Aug. 1s.-
Mrs. A. r. Stands of Washington
and Mrs. Addison Cook of Balti-
more are at Britton Hall for late
summer stay.
Miss Patricia Prochnik has re-
turned to Washington and Joined
her parents. the former Austrian
Minister and Nine. Prochnik, after
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich
Dudley at Homewood, near Middle
burg.
Mrs. Charstian A. Heinekin of
New York is spending some time
with Mrs. c. A. Heinekin at Carter
Hall. Mr.. Heinekin and Mr.. H.
Van Rennsalear Fairfax, who also
were here, have returned to New
York.
Mrs. J. E. Knight entertained a
number Of Warrenton guests We'd
nesday evening at a picnic at Fair
view Beach.
Mrs. Emma p. Hoyt of Chicago
has rented Neptune Lodge, on Cul-
Evening star., 1941-08-17

pepper street, from Miss Winifred
Maddux and will take possession
October 1. The place until recently
has been occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
P. B. Shravesande.
Mrs. Richard Libby and her son
OF Massachusetts, and Capt. and
Mrs. Dan Howe and their daughters
of Texas are guests Of State Senator
and Mrs. Thomas B. Glascock at
Bollingbrook, near Upperville.
Mrs. Harrison Nesbit and Miss
Betty Nesbit returned today from
Ogonquit. Me-, where they had spent
two weeks.
Miss Josephine Brewer OF New
York City is the guest of her cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ramey, at their
home near Marshall.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Social Items
Interest
In Fairfax
Summer Travels
To Numerous
Resorts Noted

FAIRFAX, Va, Aug. 16.-Mr John
M. Whalen has returned from Vir-
ginia Beach, Va, where he attended
meetings of the State Clerks Asso-
citation at the Cavalier Hotel.
Mr.. Andrew W. Clarke, member
of the Fairfax County Board of
Supervisors, accompanied by Mr..
Stanley Teagle of Belle Haven, has
returned from White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va, where Mr.. Clarke
and Mr.. Teagle attended meetings
of the Virginia State Bar Associa-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Clark and their
son, Mr.. Dwight Clark, and daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Augusta Clark, are
visiting Canada and the Thousand
Islands on the st. Lawrence, and
before returning home will spend
some time with Mr.. Clarks mother,
Mrs. Richard Dwight Clark, in New
York.
Miss Mavis Cobb has left for a
vacation in Sarasota, Fla, where she
VIII visit her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Cobb.
Many Local Residents
Host to Vacationists.
Mr.. Bynum Armfield has left on
vacation trip to California.
Miss Margaret Ford has arrived
from Norfolk, Va, to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph E. Beard.
Miss Bernice Cupp and Miss Reba
Cupp, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. H.
r. Cupp, have returned from a trip
to Lake Junaluska, S. c.
The Rev. Russell j. Urquhart of
Roanoke, Va, is a guest at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cupp.
Mrs. James Erskine Bradley of
Roanoke, Va, is visiting her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul c. Kincheloe.
Mr.. and Mrs James E. Bauserman
have left to visit Miss Audrey Snod-
gras in Meadow View, Va, and be-
fore returning to Fairfax will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence D.
Bowers in Raleigh Springs, Va.
MIR. and Mrs. Wilbert T. Woodson
are visiting in Fork Union and
Crozet, Va.
Mr.. James H. Nickel and Mr.. H.
Wise Kelly, jr, are spending a week
at the Kelly cottage at Reedville, Va.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Church Garden Party

The annual garden party at st.
Aloysiu5 Church, North Capitol and
] streets NV, is being held in the
schoolyard at the church from pm.
to midnight daily through August
%. Games, refreshments and music
are on the program.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Lower Montgomery
And Bethesda Notes
MIR. and Mrs. D. V. Swami to Be Hosts;
Brien McMahons Go to Saratoga;
Busby Family Leaves for Canada

Mr. and Mrs. Wemoeand
guests dinner evening
Rachael White of Ashv N c. with them fortnghts visit
After the dinner the
Miss White being extensively entertained during visit
the parties that dinner
at the home of Carl in Bowie
Mr. and Ben Mcmahon Kenwood Saratoga Springs
They go Breton Woods Tuesday
TO until after Labor
Mr. Mrs Oliver Buby and their daughter Miss Katie
Busby left this morning
Maritime
Evening star., 1941-11-15

II YOU heard some one speak OF
his babies and yellow girls" you
might think he was talking about
his children, perhaps including
golden haired daughters.
I heard some one talking like that
the other day. but he was not think
ing of children. He was pointing
out some test tubes containing
fungi" Certain of the tubes con-
tanned young growths Of fungi. and
Others - the yellow girls" - were
tubes with yellow fungi inside.
. The speaker was DR.. Bernard
Dodge, a scientist who has given
many years of his life to the study
of fungi. He has taught at Columbia
University. and at present is on the
staff of the New York Botanical
Gardens.
g. The name fungus" came from
the Latin language and means
mushroom" A mushroom is
fungus, but it is only one kind.
Toadstools, molds and mildew also
belong to the fungus family.
Fungi are plants with no green
color in them. and they have no
flowers. They grow on other plants
Is parasites, also on dead trees and
Evening star., 1941-11-15
UNCLE RAYS CORNER
"A Little Saturday TuIk

about the bodies of dead animals.
1t is estimated that there are about
a quarter of a million kinds Of fungi.
Some kinds are so small that they
can be seen only with the help of q
microscope.
I'VE wouldn't be here If it weren't
for fungi" said DR.. Dodge to me.
when the human race and all
animals and plants die out, there
will be fungi here to take care Of the
last of them.
Fungi attack dead plants and
animals. and turn them into simple
products which enrich the soil. The
humus formed by fungi and bacteria
is absolutely needed by the soil II
things are to grow in It,"
The scientist went on to speak OF
the part which fungi play in produc-
ing requefort and camembert
cheese.
There is a bad side to the story Of
fungi. Many kinds damage plants
and cause trouble to people. Black
molds may grow on bread and
spoil it,
If molds get into bakery, they
give much worry TO the baker, and
he may have to shut down his plant
Evening star., 1941-11-15

for days before he can get rid Of
them. They are not killed by dry
heat 200 degrees above zero Fahren.
heit. If kept in boiling water, how
ever, they will die.
Blue molds are other fungi which
bring damage. They make apples
rot, and injure oranges and grape
fruit.
Certain Of the bad fungi are blue
green molds. They come close to
breaking the rule that fungi do not
have green color.
So we have the bad with the good
among the fungi. Yet their work in
enriching the soil Is 80 important
that 1t more than balances all the
harm done.
Evening star., 1941-11-15
Take My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Saturday Smorgosbord


Nevport-Please give the correct
pronunciation of the word FAILLE,
kind Of cloth.-P w. c.
Answer-Do not rhyme the word
with Sally. The first choice is FAIL.
The second choice is as the French
say the word. The "a is almost as
fiat as in fad. at. Say FA-yuh.
Hermosa Beach-Is there a word
that means 'one who is poor SPELL
err? "?-L.
Answer-At first ! believed not,
but the FL Centro Public Library
comes to my rescue with the word
CACOGRAPHER, pronounced kuh-
KAHG-ruh-fer.
Randolph Field--The word AL
T1METER has caused a big argu-
ment. What is the correct pro-
nunciation?-Cadet B.
Answer-I believe that flyers say
"AL-tuh-mee-ter" But I do not find
dictionary sanction for any pro-
nunciation but al-TIM ee ter.
Fort Wayne-What is MULAT-
TO and how is the word pro-
nounced?-Vera.
Answer-A mulatto is person
who is half white and half negro.
Do not say muh-LAT -uh." The cor
rect pronunciation is mew-LAT-o oh.
Oklahoma City-Our class is
searching for a word that means
afraid of being afraid" Can you
help us?-M. r.
Answer-The word Is PHOBO-
PHOBIA, fear of fear" pronounced
FOE-boe FOE bee uh.
Loony Logic
Oops! G. E. L. of Akron knows
. Loony Logic when he sees one
He clips this from a weekly: Mr..
F, chairman in charge of the
bathing beauty contest. is looking
for it to be one of the biggest con-
tests with some of the most beau
tiful girls ever heidi" Send in your
Loony Logics. It's all in fun.
LAST CALL TODAY FOR
PRONOUNCING TEST NO. 4,
reprinted by popular demand.
Its fun to test your pron0uncing
1. @. and that of your family and
friends. Don't delay, supply is
limited. Send stamped (3-cent),
self-addressed envelope to Frank
Colby, in care of The Evening
Star. Ask for free "Pronouncing
Test No. T." Requests cannot be
filled unless self-address envel-
opes bear correct amount of
postage.
released BY the Bell Syndicate, Inc)
Evening star., 1941-11-15
T~A Ha4

If you wish to join the 194l
Uncle Ray Scrapbook Club, send
me . self-addressed envelope.
You will receive . membership
certificate, . lea1let telling how
to make = scrapbook and .
printed design to paste On the
cover. Address me In care ef
The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1941-11-15

spell the word
column opposite
from which Leerd- Out
correctly
Answer Yesterdays LETTER-OUT.
Letter-Out
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (refers
CID HAGGLED-LAGGED chung
PHAROS-HARPS (stringed
tP) SAMPLED-MEDALS
lraisel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-18

Ugy latszik, hogy ebb6l az
esemenybol kifolyolag mem
1esz haduzenet, de annak okat
mem lehet tudni, legfeljebb
sejteni, hogy Roosevelt elnok
feltetlen bekeszeretete meg ext
az incidenst is hajlando elnez-
nj.
A kutatas egyebkent a
destroyer es a szubmarin kapi-
tanyainak id6beli jelentese k0
rul forog. Valoszinu, hogy a
nemet parancsnok oraja az
europai tengerparti id6t mu-
tatta, mig az amerikai dest-
roger az Iceland szigeten $50
kasos oraval dolgozott es innen
cred a nagy kul0nbseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-18
A SPITZBERGAK
MEGSZALLASA

A Spitzbergak neven ismert
szigetcsoport k0rulbeliil 0tszaz
mertf0ldre van Norvegiat6l es
evszazadok ota norveg koro-
ma ala tartozott.
A szigetcsoportnak csupan
egy gazdasagi jelent6sege van.
Kitun6 szenet termel, ami ele-
gendo ARA, hogy a lakossagot
joletben tartsa. Haborus szem-
pontb6l azonban sokkal ma
gyobb a jelent6sege. K0zelebb-
re esik Angliahoz es pihen6
helyiil szolgalhat az ellenseges
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-18
A JAPAN KERDEST
RENDEZNI LEHET

A japan kerdes korul egyre
nagyobb a csend. A Vladivosz-
tok kikot0je fele iranyitott
amerikai petroleum szallito ha-
jok minden nehezseg nelkGl
jutottak ell oda es Japan mar
hallgat a szallitasok fel0l.
E mely hallgatas dacara
azonban nyilvanvalo, hcgy eros
kozeledes tortent Washington
es Japan kozott. Roosevelt ell
nok erelyes szavainak mintha
meg lett volna a kello hata-
sa, inert a japan kormany gon-
dolkozoba esett.
Vegleges biztonsaggal nem
lehet mondani AIT, hogy most
mar mn1den teljesen rendben
van Japannal es a Csendes
tengeren a haboru elkerilheto.
A kormanyzati rend selicl
mem olyan ingatags mint eppen
Japanban. Mem is honaprol-
honapra, hanem percr6l-percre
bukhatik meg Japanban egy
kormany es amt most herceg
Fumimaro Konoye cselekszik.
ait fel ora mulva az vi kor-
many megtagadhatja es teljc-
sen felforgathatja.
A Macy amerikai gazdasagi
nyomast sulyosan erzi az egesz
japan nemzet. Szeretne is be-
keben maradni az Egyesult
Allamokkal es egyben szeretne
beket k0tni a figgetlen kinai
kormannyal. Ilyen iranyban
mar kiild0tt is koveteket a XII
naiakhoz, amelyben a haboru
megszInteteset javasolta.
Abbol, amire ratette Japan
a kezet, mem akar engedni
senmit. Kozben pedig meg
mindig kacsintgat Thailand az
az Sziam fele, amelyet secret
ne megszallni. Ezzel szemben
Roosevelt eln0k AIT igenyli,
hogy a japanok menjenek ki
az egesz kinai teruletrol, amit
Toxic mem fog megtenni.
Ha ebben a pontban mem
tudnak megegyezni, akkor
meg nincs vegzetes bal, inert
a haborus megoldas ugyis ell
kerilhet6. Amig Japan mem
'lep fel fegyveresen a tengely
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-18
Az ELSO TENGERI
OSSZEtJTKOZES

September 0t0dik napjan
az egyik amerikai gyors jara-
tn hadihajo, egy ugynevezett
destroyer utban volt az anne
rikai partoktol Iceland szigete
fele, amikor varatlanul rend-
kivul sulyos helyzetbe kerult.
Az amerikai hadihajo kapita-
nya felettes hatosaganak eze-
ket jelentette:
Deli II ora 46 perckor
kenytelen voltam robbanos
bombakat dobni 0nvedelemb0l
hajom k0riil a tengerbe, inert
egy nemet tengeralatt jaro ha-
jo ket torpedot lott felenk,
amelyek azonban celt tevesz-
tettek. Mem tudom, hogy ST.
keriilt-e a tamado hajot meg
semmisiteni, de okom van an
max feltevesere, hogy a mely-
segbe dobott bombainknak
meg volt a maguk hatasa.
Alig adta XII a tengereszeti
MINISTER a megdobbent6 je-
lentest a sajtonak, mar Berlin
megcafolta a hirt, hogy nenet
szubmarin probalt volna kart
tenni egy amerikai hadihaJ6-
ban Iceland k0zeleben. Ket nap
pal kes6bb azonban uja5b je-
lentes jott Berlinb6l, amely
ezeket mondta:
Az egyik nemet szubma-
rim jelenti, hogy cirkal6 kor-
utja kozben meg lett tamadva
egy amerikai hadihajo altal es
vegIl onvedelemb6l delutan z
ora 43 perckor ket torpedo,
kiildott az amerikai hadihajt
fele, de azok eel tevesztettek
A tamadaSt az amerikai hadi.
halo kezdte.
AIT lehetett yolna hinni
hogy miutan az els6 0sszeut-
kozes ICY megt0rtent, nyom.
ban k0vetni fogja AIT a nyilva.
nos hadiizenet is.
Ez azonban mem torten1
meg. Az eln0k Washingtonbar
alapos vizsgalatot rendelt e
az egesz iigyben es a haron
napig tart6 zaj eliilt, s6t a ne
gyedik napon mar egyetler
sort Sc irt az incidensr6l {
sajt6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-18
AMERIKAI HAJOKAT
StJLYESZTENEK Ell

A V0ros tengeren at hadi
anyagokat witt az Egyesiilt Al
lamokbol Egyiptom fele a Steel
Seefarer newt amerikai halo,
amikor egy nemet repul6gep
megtamadta, megbombazta Is
elsilyesztette.
Az elpusztult halo koriil
most nagyon erdekes helyzet
fejlod0tt XII. Ez a halo eredeti-
leg dan tulajdonban volt es az
Egyesiilt Allamok a kiilon e
celra hozott torveny alapjan
kobozta Ell, maid eladta egy
new york; hajozasi vallalkozo-
max, aki viszont a delamerikai
Panama allan fennhatosaga
ala helyezte, es panama. zaszlo
alatt jaratta a hajot a tenge-
rem.
Tisztazni kell tehat elsosor-
ban a kerdest, hogy kovetel-
het-e az Egyesult Allamok kor-
manya karteritest es elegtetelt
a naziktol egy ilyen vitas ter
meszetu hajoert vagy a dolog
elintezeset Panama koruna
nyara kell hagyni?
Van azonban egy egeszen vi
lagos halo sulyesztes is. Ice
land k0zeleben egy valodi anne
rikai hajot sulyesztettek el a
nazik es ezt mem lehet SEM
mifele mas arnyalattal ma
gyarazni, inert a halo ameri-
kai lobogo alatt jart.
Ez az utobbi eset teljes jo-
got adna az elnoknek a had
iizenetre, ha ezzel a jogaval
elni akarna. Valoszinu azon-
ban, hogy az elnok csak a
hajok kiseretet fogja elrendel-
nj amerikai hadihajok altal.
Ha ilyen esetben pr6balnak
valamit a nazik a maguk Stub
marinjaival es repul0gepeik-
kel, akkor meg fognak szolal-
nj az amerikai hadihajok
agyui eS hadiizenet nelkiil ben
ne leszunk teljes er6nkkel a
| haboruban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-18

engedelye van s meg ugy is
bahia keriilhet.
Halallal, eletfogytiglani, de
legalabb tiz evig tarto bort0n-
mel bintetnek a nazik minGen
norveget, aki parancsaiknak
mem akar engedelmeskedni. Es
ezt XII fogjak terjeszteni a
sztrajkolo munkasokra is, inert
a jelszo ez:
A nazok ellen minden
sztrajk szigoruan tilos.
A norveg megmozdulas hire
eljutott a t0bbi megszallott
orszagba is. Hasztalan mend
jak a nazik, hogy mindez a
kommunistak munkaja, a vi
lag tudja, hogy az elnyorrott
nepek nem akarjak tovabb tiir-
nj a rabigat. Keszil mindenutt
a forradalom, a szabadsagharc
es ARA a nazi birodalom nem
eleg eros, hogy egyszerre min
den helyen tartani birja veres
uralmat.
SOtet ketSegbeeSeS kezdi jel-
lemezni a nazi uralmat. Ber-
lin felol maris hallani lehet
hangokat, amelyek a legszor-
nyiibb, a legveresebb diktatu-
rat kovetelik, mint egyedili
mento eszkozt, de egesz nem-
zeteket megse lehet kiirtani es
sejteni lehet, hogy a nazikra
igen szomoru orak kovetkez-
mex.
Allitolag a nemet nep is
elerkezett tiirelmenek vegsG
pontjahoz es bels6 forrongas-
ban van. Igen Macy es igen
gyors gyozelmekre volna szuk-
sege Hitlernek, hogy a meme,
nepet tovabb tudja bolondita.
nj, de eek a gy6zelmek most
tulsagosan kesnek es talar
nem is j0nnek ell soha.
Beszivargott a nemet ner
kOrebe a tilalom dacara Roose.
velt elnok es az angol minisz-
terelnok nyolc pontja es ep.
pen ugy hat, mint annak ide-
jen Wilson elnok tizennegy
pontja, amely a haborut ell.
dont0tte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-18
KEVESEBB HAJO
SJLYEDT Ell

Az angol tengereszeti mi
niszter meglehetos or0mmel
jelentette, hogy a nazi tengeri
rablo hadjarat kezdi rohamo-
san az erejet vesziteni. Mar ju-
liusban is erezhet6 volt ez, de
augusztusban joforman mem is
szamottevo tobbe az angol ha-
jok elsulyesztese a nazi tama-
dok altal.
A helyzet teljesen megfor-
dult. Ma mar az angolok azok,
akik sokkal tobb nazi es olasz
hajot silyesztenek ell es ICY a
blokadot Europa k0rul kezdik
vegre ervenyesiteni. Ma Sc keso
ez es ITALIAN sikerre is vezet
ujra.
A Foldk0zi tengeren meg
mindig urak az angol hadiha-
jok. Jarnak ugyan azon meg
ma is szsp szammal olasz ke-
reskedelmi hajok, de nincse
mex biztonsagban. Es a jelek
szerint ha ICY megy tovabb,
Olaszorszag teljesen el lesz Ear
va a tengerek szabad haszna-
latatol, ami a veget jelenti.
Az Atlanti tengeren - mint
AIT Winston Churchill angel
minisztereln0k a parlamentben
mondotta - egyre erezhetobbe
lesz az amerikai hadihajok al
lando orjarata. Sohajtva tette
hozza azonban Churchill, hogy
vegtelenul nagy segitseg ez is
de mem elegend6. Most mar
ARA lenne szukseg, hogy az
amerikai hadi tengereszet
tenylegesen vegyen reszt a ha-
boruban.