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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Tacoma Treated
To Display Of
Northern Lights

Tacoma and surrounding CON-
munities were treated 70 a display
Of northern lights late Thursday
night.
There were pulsinE shafts Of
light shooting from west to east.
directly overhead. Some were
straight. then widened. while
others curved. vibrated and faded
moro quickly.
At the time Of the display there
was no rain and the heavens were
star-studded
Short-wave radio fans found
there was interference from distant
/ points.
Wire dispatches said northern
lights in the eastern part Of the
L. S. were visible as far south as
Pensacola, Fla. and that there
was much interference with radio
reception.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
z Wives Of Rodeo
Performers Hurt

Mrs. Betty Radon. 81. and Mrs
Regina Rauch. Sc. both o. Port
land. Ore. were N Tacoma Gen
eral hospital Friday for treatment
OF injuries received in an automo-
mile accident on the Seattle-Taeo-
ma highway two miles east OF Ia
coma Thursday about 80 p. m.
Mrs. Radon. the more seriously
injured Of the two. received severe
facial decorations and a possible
skull fracture. Her companion is
being treated for a fractured night
ankle and decorations on the left
knee.
Both women are the wives OF
rodeo riders now performing at
the Puyallup fair. hospital attend
ants said.
Also treated at the hospital for
injuries received in another auto
mobile accident were Mrs. Azalea
Sherer. 81, OF Seattle and Mrs. Ag-
mes Davis of Portland The state
patrol said the accident happened
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Capture Of Kiev
Claimed by Nazis

Continued From Page One)
by dive-bombers. tanks and motor
cycle units which were officially
reported to be swiftly "annlhilat-
ing" the trapped Russian armies.
-Four armies would be from 240.-
900 to 100000 men. The Moscow
communique merely reported fierce
fighting at the approaches of and
around" Kiev. but was obviously
considerably behind the German
report on operations in the
Ukraine.)
on the basis OF the German
claims, which included reports OF
heavy bombing attacks on Odessa,
Moscow and Leningrad, the sweep
ing offensive in the south had
sliced off the Crimea and now
threatened the whole Russian de-
tense line guarding the Ukraine
industrial centers and the oil
riches of the Caucasus.
The railroad and industrial CEN
ter of kharkov. on the main line
between Moscow and Rostov, lies
1875 miles across a flat countryside
in front of the German panzer
spearhead.
Red army resistance. II WAS
admitted. continued stubborn,
with many units fighting furi-
ously In the defense lines
around kiev and In other sec
tors now behind the German
lines. but Nazi military sources
claimed TO be highly satisfied
with the progress of an often
sive designed TO cut off the
main Russian war production
eenters and stab southeast
ward toward the oil pipe line
and the oil fields of the eau
cnsus.
kiev, like Odessa. has beer
strongly fortified. the Germans
pointed out, and the Ukraine capt.
tai may resist direct assault for
some time. but il was indicated
that the main German effort would
be put behind the mop-up Of Rus
sian forces far east of the city
and the continuation OF the push
southeastward.
The official DNB news agency
reported that at the northern end
Of the vast Russian fighting front
Maxi forces are making good prog
ress in their battle for Leningrad.
At one point in the circling front
around Leningrad. it was said,
Nazi infsntrymen captured a fair
ly large town. making contact with
neighboring formations OF the be-
sieging force. Russian counter
attacks were said to have been
beaten off with heavy casualties
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20

John II. johnson. s611 So. Yakims
ave-; Raymond o. seitz. 1902 So.
X st; Ernest T. Livermore, e202
So. Sheridan ave.
Board No. 4-Daniel Joel Lang
sea. 170s So. J st: Volney o.
Stewart. Box 1911. Tacoma; Carl
f. Nelson. Bremerton: George T..
Childberg. 71e So. 5sth ST.: Mel
win r. NcGovern, 22s SO. 45th
St; James p. Hansen. 1889 SO.
@ ST.; orvin Thorlakson, 1214is
SO. Tacoma ave: Abraham Farber,
I724 SO. Fawcett ave; Jaseph T.
Mama, 1924 SO. cushman ave.
Frank salatino, 1905 So. Sheridan
ave: James T. cozza, e47 So.
Sheridan ave-: Roy d. swanstrom,
e26 So. Ainsworth ave: Ira r
Timpy. walla Walla: Wilbert J.
Hartman. Clifton. Kas., and John
NJ. Young. 1913 So. J ut.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Will Furnish
80 Seleciees
Men Ordered 10
Report Sept. 80

-Four Tacoma draft boards VIII
furnish 20 men for induction into
tn U. s. army Sept 30. 1t was
announced Friday. The men win
report 1t the induction station on
the 18th floor Of the Washington
building.
The men are:
Board No. 1-Wiiliam Duckwitz.
1117 No. 26th St; Frank Main.
Puyallup; Allen Miller, Spokane:
Nick Kristovich. 2s14 No. Carr st;
Richard Horr, 270e No. Lawrence
st.: Robert Heleeson. po1 No. Aims
worth ave.
Board No. 3-Fred r. Ross. Til
licum: Boris Karsanoff, ITO Fsw-
cett ave: Ernest 7. Bonney. III
No. Mullen st.: Richard L. Larson.
33oo 9Th ave-: John Howard An
derson, 3511 9Th ave.
Board No. Soto r. Lawrence.
G1S7 %. L IT.; Erasmus n. Hoff-
man, 5407 30. Alder IT.: Rhinehart
Koch, 2326 So. Alaska St: Benz
Cino Benedict, sss So. Tacoma
way: Harold Mcqueen Preston.
8723 So. Yakima ave: Francis w.
Kaeser. $3.50 So. Yakima ave-:
William Jacob BirlSa, 5052 So.
Seeele St; Raymond 4. Whalen,
6o4 So. SD St: Chester J. LETTERS,
22s6 So. s5th St; Floyd r. Lind
berg. $500 So. Lawrence St: Nick
Ehly. 6s4< So. Montgomery st.:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
POPULAR GUARDS HOLD
OUT IN ENTREN CLEMENTS

Leningrad popular guards held
out In their entertainments and
dugouts, behind powerful fortifi-
cations, during three hours of
terrific artillery bombardment.
At the end of the bombardment,
the report said, the Russians at
tackled, driving the Germans back
through the village up" and re-
capturing two other villages in a
three-mile advance.
The railwaymen's newspaper,
Goduk, reported that the Soviet
armored car plant at Nevskaya
Zastava, on the southeastern out
skirts of Leningrad. is rushing
production "a hours a day. hurry
ing armored machines direct from
the assembly line to the front.
1.-THE enemy Is near" the
newspaper said. land the fac
tory Is organizing new work.
ers' battalions."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
RUSSIA Is PREPARING
FOR LONG CONFLICT

That Russia II preparing for a
long war is shown by the decision
to call up all males between 16
and 80 for military training.
Russia may have suffered 5000
900 casualties in the war TO date,
as London estimates assert, but
there are millions more to replace
them. Also. II the Germans suf-
fered 2,000,000 casualties, as esti-
mated in London. the drain has
been proportionately as great or
greater, in comparison with rela-
tive manpower. The Germans are
reported to be urgently raising ex-
tensive levies in the occupied coun-
tries.
Berlin disputes the London cas-
ualty figures. placing German
losses at fewer than 40o,0 900 and
Russian losses at 5000, 900 in
killed, wounded and prisoners.
EQUIPMENT LOSSES
OFFER SOVIET PROBLEM
For the Russians, 1t Is not so
much a question of manpower as
of equipment. They have lost
heavily in tanks, airplanes, artil-
lery, trucks and other military
stores. Their problem is how to
replace them and keep on fighting.
British-American aid on a vast
scale apparently will be essential.
German military successes have
been valuable not 30 much In
terms of land occupied and men
killed as in the loss to Russia of
vital industries, and the grave
threat to the remaining industrial
areas OF European Russia
GERMANS STILL MUST
MOP UP LENINGRAD
The industries beyond the Urals
are palpably inadequate to enable
to keep Russia fighting for any
length OF time except In and
around those mountains. In other
words. European Russia would
have to be abandoned.
However. that seems at present
to be a long range prospect. The
Germans still have to mop up Len
ingrad. the Smolensk area in the
center, Kiev and Odessa. The cap
ture OF Leningrad, Odessa and per-
haps later Sebastapol would just
about put the Russian navy out
of action in the Black sea as well
as the Baltic.
Kiev is doomed. II the German
high commands announcement is
correct. The high command says
the north and south wings in tina,
sector under Field Marshals vor
Book and Won Rundstedt have cf-
fected a junction 1925 miles cas-,
| of the city. trapping four Russian
armies TO the west.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Soviets Admit Picked Nazi
Forces in City Outskirts

In regard TO Kiev, war dis
patches said that the 45-day as
ssult on that city had cost the
Germans huge casualties.
THE Germans continue TO
throw in new divisions at Kiev,"
Capt. Constantin Zakharov tele-
graphed to the Red Star. 1T is
like n sausage grinder. The
heroic resistance has compelled
the enemy to concentrate picked
tank and air units. however, thus
placing Kiev in a serious position.
Out troops are continuing the de-
Tense and inflicting the utmost
losses"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Fire Prevention
Week, Oct. Sill

Fire Prevention week viii b
observed throughout the entire
nasion from October 9Th TO 18th.
Each Tacoma resident viii b.
urged TO inspect his home care
fully, and safeguard 1t against
outbreak Of fire.
AZ in year, past. most Of the
educational material viii be pre-
scented by the Tacoma fire de-
partment and leading insurance
firms. most OF the educational
program being given 70 the school
children. who In turn carry the
information home TO their parents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Atwood Rites Held

Funeral services for Charles A.
Atwood were held Friday at 1:3o
p. m. from Tuell chapel with Ia
coma Elks lodge No. ia in charge
Of the service. Burial was in Mt.
View cemetery. Pallbearers were
James f. Cooksie. Hans Rakstad,
Ed Berglund, Ward W. Tompkins,
Garold c. Gray and J. J. Mcdonald.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
LENINGRAD GAINS
TELEPHONED TO PAPER

Details of the Russian gains In
the Leningrad sector were tele-
phoned to the newspaper Komo-
somol Pravda.
This would indicate that tele-
phone communication be tw e e n
Leningrad and the rest of Russia
still is funetioning despite German
claims that the second Russian
city is completely encircled)
The report said that the Ger
mans had massed huge force Of
motorized infantry, tanks and ar
tillery for an attack on posi-
ton described as strong point
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Berger & Sons Sell
Tacoma Ave. Store

Sale OF Berger a Sons grocery
store a. lois Tacoma ave. was dis
closed Friday by Clarence Berger.
general manager Of the concern.
Berger said his firm viii continue
10 operate the meat market at the
Tacoma avenue location and the
sale does not affect operations at
the s4th and Pacific avenue or the
Yelm markets.
Changing business conditions
have made the management Of
multiple units more costly Berger
said. and We can best serve the
public and keep prices at mini
mum levels by concentrating aetiyi-
tiles in our main store"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20

JUNEAU. Alaska - fur d e 7
charges were filed Friday against
Samuel J. johnson, native. follow
ing the death OF Roy Barnett,
longshoreman, in fight. It was
Juneau's first murder charge since
1888.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20

at the intersection Of Lincoln ave.
and the Airport road about 1:30
a. m. Friday Both women were
released from the hospital after
emergency treatment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Ride in Rented
Car Ends in Deoth

SEATTIE-George II. Fong.
Chinese, Of Berkeley. Cal. whose
automobile collided Thursday
afternoon with a traekless trolley.
died a few hours later OF injuries
received in the crash. Fong, AZ,
was the head OF n San Francisco
importing firm. Shortly after
arriving in the city. he rented an
automobile.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Early War End
On East Front
Is Not Likely

Continued From Page one)
which time United States and Brit
ish aid may be coming through in
sufficient quantities to change the
outlook.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
RESISTANCE STIFFENED
AND GERMANS CHECKED

The Germans have been bring
ing up reinforcements in the
Velikie Luki apparently after
hating Red army counter
attack and by outnumbering the
Russians two or three to one have
rolled eastward.
Russian resistance stiffened,
however, and the Germans were
checked outside the village Of
"a. the dispatch said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20

For personal security and IL
nancial independence-buy Defense
Savings Bonds and Stamps todayi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20

You help yourself when you buy
L. s. Defense Bonds.
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ping four Russian armies in
pineers operation and taking the
town OF Poltava, only rs miles
from Kharkov.)
A dispatch TO the Red Star
said that battle had been going
on for several days in the Velikie
Luki sector, due west Of Moscow
and on the railroad leading to the
I CoxYiat paf1itol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02
ORVENDETES LEPES
"A KORMANY 4

7
reszerol, vagy a WPA silk
seq munkakon tiz szazalekkal
felemelik a napszamot. bar
termeszetesen tiz szazalek mem
teljes karpotlas az aremelke-
desert, legalabb husz szazal6-
kos emeles lenne meltanyos.
Sajnos, a WPA munkasokkal
mem tor6dnek a munkasveze-
rex, inert az 6 politikai be-
folyasukkal egy het alatt XII
lehetne a meltanyos bereme-
lest eszk0zolni, csakhogy ezek
a szegeny nincstelen emberek
mem fizetnek adot a vezer
uraknak.
Hihet6, hogy a kongresszus-
ban fognak err6l a kerdesr6l a
liberals kongresszmenek be
Szelni.
Macy feltiinest keltett Nor
genthau penzugyminiszter az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02
Ill ID I'll = ZE NIL b

Argentina polgarsaga es par
lamentje teljesen a diktaturak
ellen van, az eln0khelyettess es
q f6bb katonatisztek szeretnek
megfurni az amerikai konti-
nentalis egyseget.
Mexicohan szinten eros nazi
szervezkedes folyik, amit a ne
metek Spanyolorszagon keresz
till penzelnek, eek a szelso-
seges alakulatok okoztak, hogy
a multi heten veres 0sszetitk0-
zesek voltak a katcnasag es
egy manifestation k0zt.
Ertheto, hogy a nemetek es
olaszok a latin allamokban
probalnak tamadni benniinket,
de eek a kiserletek csak be-
tort nemet es olasz fejeket
eredmenyeznek, mas sulyosabb
kovetkezmenyekkel mem jar
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02

megvetessel beszel a sajto es a.
polgarsag. 4.
& Egyaltalan mem a mozikra
.kivancsiak azok az urak, akik.
vizsgalnak, inert a kifogasolt
filmeket egy sem nezte rX !
kozuluk: Ehelyett szonoklat6
kat tartanak, amelyekben az
idegen sziiletesi mozi-vaIIalko
zok ellen izgatnak. A rossz-
hiszemuen kezdett vizsgalattal
a nemzeti programot ellenz6
politikusok csak 0nmagukrlak
artottak.
A kozeli napokban a mum
kas-szervezetekre vonatkozo
javaslatok k0rul kezdik meg a
kihallgatasokat a bizottsagok,
S ezeknek a soran sok tama-
dast fognak a szervezetekben
mutatkozo visszaelesek ellen
lntezni. E heten hozzak teto
ala AIT az vi torvenyt, amely
az elnOknek lehet0ve teszi.
hogy akarmelyik vallalatot We
eye ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a i,.r
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02

bocsaasa egy cseppet etszk nevtelen nagysagnak
szovetsegi kepvisel6 urnak.
Ez Dr. We'll mem felekezeti okokbo jott XII Amerkaba
inert nagyon szerencses kormenyek kozo szeet saat
magana es nejenek 6s zenhatod izg vissamen6eg aak
6s keresztenyek voak Is tdos vasa es szarrna
zaa Matt baran maradhaott volna Hitler orszagaban Mi
azonban volt hajlando arra hogy asszsztense Sc
gedi k0z neany gen eheseges de szerencseen feleke
zetu orvost elbocsasson puszulna kee naN terletro
Igy kerlt Amerkaba aho egyk nagy orvosi egyetem
nyornban meghiva tanaranak inert hiszen tudomanyos
nunkassagt ango es amerika orvos szakapok reven
kitiin6en ismertek
Ez ember akitol Bennett kepvise0 amerkai Or
vosok kenyeret felti Aol embert6 fe ad amerikai
kartarsait taa hogyan ehetnek jo orvosok Atto
embert f aknek vegleges bebocsatasat egye
tenn kerte, inert lit szikseg ra.
Tessek peda altaanositani evonnj be6le heven0t
percente es akor mindjart Athat6 les hogy ilyen
aaptaan Is rosszakaratu hasza amelyet bevandorld
es k6zttk derek magyar orvosok ellen inditottak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02
A SEMLEGESSEGI
TORVENY

modositasara vonatkozo in.
ditvany jellemzi, hogy az 1917
ben taposott 0svenyt milyen
nyilegyenes, iranyban k0vet-
jiik, S hogy a nemzet han
gulata a haboru fele milyen
sebesen sodor. benniinket.
A senator McKeller altal
benyujtott inditvanyt mem
keri a kormany jelenleg, inert
az eln0k a semlegessegi tor
veny csak bizonyos reszeit
akarja hatalyon xviii helyezni.
AIT a reszt, amely megtiltja
hogy .hajoink arut vigyenek a
haborus vizekbe, es AIT a reszt,
amely a kereskedelmi hajok
felfegyverzeset eltiltja.
A kormany reszer0l ilyen
ertelemben fognak inditvanyt
a k0zeli napokban benyuj-
tani, S hosszas vita utan ugyan
de a. kongresszus AIT meg fog
ia Szavazni.
Ostobasag lenne ezermillio-
kat kolteni fegyverekre es ha-
j6kra, ha azokat atszallitani
mem tudnank, maholnap
Anglia haj6i mem lesznek ele-
gend6k, hogy az egyre ma
gyobb szallitmanyokat atvi-
gyek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02
A WASHINGTON
TARGYALASOK

holt pontra jutottak. Meg.
irtuk negy hete ebben a rovat.
ban, hogy Japan beke-vagys
mem oszinte, S hogy a targya.
lasokhoz vermes remenyeke,
mem fizunx.
Kiev eleste ota Japannak
ujabban megnott a hangja. s
ma mar ait kivanja Washing.
tontol egy tartos beke fejeben
hogy Kinat engedjiik a sor.
sara.
Washingtonban mines ra sol
hajlandosag, hogy Japant zen.
geszteljek", inert meg vannat
rola gy0zodve, hogy ha a ne
metek tovabbi sikereket arat
max, Japan minden egyezseget
megszegne.
Mem tltok, hOgy nagy Japar
hadsereget mozgositottak e.
vetettek az orosz frontra S i
IBERIA hataranal, es mem lennt
meglepetes, ha Japan a Szov
jetet megrohanna a kozel jo
vOben. Ez eSetben ket hona
pom belul mi is haboruba ke
verednek Japannal, inert egy
vi haboru teljesen felboritans
a Csendes tenger er6viszonyait
es bekejet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02
ORIASI JOVEDELMET
SAJTOLNAK

XII egyes gyarak haborus rem.
delesekb6l, S ha valamikeper,
ennek utjat mem alljak, oriast
nemzeti botrany lesz .miatta
Talan mem megy a kongresz-
szus olyan messzire, mint 8
hogy AIT a penziigyniniszte1
ajanlja, de bizonyos, hogy
ezeket a t0bb szaz szazalekos
haracsokat a nemzet Is a
kongresszus mem tiirik, S a
municios ipar konyveibe me-
lyen beleneznek.
EFT erzi es tudja a nagyt6ke,
inert dacara a nagy j0vedel-
meknek, a reszvenyek a t6zs-
deken felfele mem mennek.
Az is biztos, hogy a most
megszavazott oriasi adoterhek
elegsegesek mem lesznek S hogy
a kovetkez6 adojavaslatnal
mar hasonloan radikalis dol
gokra gondol a kongresszus.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02
AIT MEG LEHET
VITAN FELUL

allapitani, hogy az elnok
programjat helyesli, a nemzet
nagy t0bbsege hogy a kon-
gresszus mindket hazaban ere
sen gy0ngul az ellenzek.
A republicans part tagjai
orszagszerte siirgetik, hogy a
part szenatorai es kongressz-
menjei hagyjanak fel a strucc-
politikaval, ismerjek ell. hogy
Hitler-gy0zelmet mem enged-
het meg ez a nemzet naganak
Meglatszik ez a hangulat
azokon a gyulesexen, amelye-
ket a lindberghistak rendez-
mex, S ICY nincs benne ketseg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02
A KONGRESSZUSBAN
A HATEZER

millio dollaros "lend-lease''
tetelt gyorsan meg fogjak sza-
vazni, S r0viddel azutan az ell
nok ujabb haromezer milli6
dollart fog kerni az amerikai
navy es fadsereg szamara. :,
Sokkal heYesebb es hosszabb
vita lesz azon javaslat ko-
rul, amelyet az armegallapita-
sok ugyeben terjesztettek be a
kormany reszerol.
Felhatalmazast ker a kor-
many, hogy mindennek az
arat szabalyozhassa a valsag
tartalmara, nehogy az arak ell
szaladjanak felettiink, ami
Macy gazdasagi katasztrofara
veZetne.
A kongresszus velemenye ero
sen megoszlik ebben a kerdes-
ben. A nagy tobbseg belatja,
hogy az arak szabalyozasa
szukseges, inert egy nagy dra-
gasagot a polgarsag sem bir-
ma, az fegyverkezes kolt-
segeit, tehat a nemzeti ados-
sagot esetleg a duplajara emel-
ne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02
AKAR MEGUZENI
VALANMELYIK

fel a haborut akar nem, {
tengeri utk0zetek ell mem ma
radnak, inert a nemetek Ang
liza kik0toit submarin blokae
alatt tartjak, ha amerika
hajok visznek oda tankeket
vagy agyukat, azokat is el fog.
jak sulyeszteni, ha biriak.
Van egy megoldas, amire no.
malyosan gondolnak, hogy
epulo hajoinkat idegen zasz,
lok alatt jarassuk, hogy elsu.
lyesztesuk eseten ne kelljer
haborut uzenniink. Viszont az,
laagyon nehez feltennf, hoey
ha mondjuk a Panama k0ztar-
sasag zaszlaja alatt jaro anne
rikai hajok tucatjait kildik g
nemetek a tenger fenekere, e2
a nemZet nyugodtan marad-
jon.
Ma ait hiszi a diplematak
tobbsege, hogy tengeri merko-
zesek gyakran lesznek, vesz-
tesegeket is fogunk szenvedni
de ugy Roosevelt, mint Hitle.
ell akarjak,' es ha lehet ell is
fogjak a. formalis haborut
keriilni. Mert egyik sem akarja
hogy amerikai hadsereg men.
jen az europai harcterre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02
MEGEGYEZTEK
AMERIKA ES

Anglia reszer6l, hogy a ket
nemzet minden lehet6 segitse-
get megad azonnal az orosznak
S ett6l a hettol kezdve mindell
hadi-szer szallitmanyunk az
orosz frontra kerul. Ugyan-
olyan, vagy meg nagyobb
mennyisegu hadi anyagot kuld
Anglia remelik, hogy a ket
nemzet teljes tamogatasa az
oroszokat a haboruban bent
tartja.
Ezzel szemben a Soviet re-
szer0l hozzajarultak a Roose-
velt- Churchill nyolc pontos
programjahoz, amelynek ke-
resztiil vitele a haboru utan
Oroszorszagban is nagy valto-
zasokat hozna magaval. Vissza
allitana peldaul a teljes vallasi
szabadsagot.
ARA nszve mines meg egyez-
seq, hogy ha Japan megta-
NADIA a Szovjetet, tartozik-e
az Egyesult Allamok es meny-
nyiben, az oroszok segitsegere
sietni. = Anglia reszerd van
ilyen igeret. @
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02
SZEDULETES
ARANYOKBAN

bontakozik XII a nemzetve-
delmi ipar, amely idaig el volt.
a felszerszamozassal foglalva,
de amely ma mar t0megterme-
lesben dobja a tankeket, repu-
logep motorokat es agyukat
a harcterre.
Mindennek dacara ujabb
meg ujabb gyarakat tervez-
mex, kormanyunk jelenleg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02
WASHINGTON
SZOROSAN FIGYELI

a latin amerikai esemenye-
ket, ahol a nazik mem fernek
a boriikben. 80 A mutt heten
puccsot akartak Argentinaban
es Chileben csinalni, az Egye
silt Allamok kormanyanak
Macy resze volt benne, hogy
mem sikeriilt a kiserlet. Amig
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02

hogy a program minden intez-
kedeset meg fogjak szavazni,
az ujabb hatcher millio dollar
t6l kezdve egeszen addig, amig
agyukat raknak az amerikai
keresked delmi haj6kra.
Komolyansa kongresszusban
mar AIT sem ellenzik, hogy
kormanyunk Stalinnak min
den segitseget megigert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02
A MOZI-IPART z
FELULVIZSGAL0

szenatusi bizottsag elvesztet-
te minden komolysagat a mutt
heten, az izolaciosoknak az
abban valo szerepleser0l csak