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Evening star., 1941-12-26

How large is your vocabulary
Just out this week, my new VOCAB-
ULARY TEST that will enable you
to make an accurate estimate of the
number Of words in your vocabulary.
One Of the most valuable pamphlets
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Evening star., 1941-12-26

extension, one who pretends to be
better than he Is
It's hard to believe that our IA
vorite stars Of stage, screen. and
radio may be spoken Of literally as
professional hypocrites, but it's
true!
Evening star., 1941-12-26
Now Exports Food

The Isle of Man, which in peace
time imports quantities Of food to
feed her own people and thousands
of vacationers, Is now . large ship
per OF food.
Evening star., 1941-12-26

PdeS Opl. - FASS
Pass Pass
Now, don't Jump TO the conclu-
sion that there's been 4 misprint.
That's the way the bidding actually
went! South played the hand At
two spades not vulnerable and un-
doubled and didn't care what hap
pened ut the rate Of so points q
trick. Az 1t happened, he was set
four tricks, but counted 200 points
we'll lost, since the opponents had
. cold game at hearts. (They ac-
tually could have made . slam, but
probably wouldn't have bid 1t even
II they hadn't been jockeyed out OF
the auction)
South's bidding was 4 little fan
tastic. Of course, but his reasoning
vas quite sound. After the open
ing bid Of one diamond and East's
take-out double. MI McPherran,
sitting South. reasoned that the
opponents must have at least 4 game
In one Of the major suits. He there
fore bid his shorter major in the
hope OF confusing the issue. When
doubled, instead of running to the
comparative. safety Of two diamonds.
ne bid the other major, hoping to
eomplieate matters still further.
West should have bid two hearts
over one spade. That would have
completed the exposure OF the psy-
chic bid. But West was confused
and let South get away with his
svindle.
Yesterday you were Merwln
Maier'S partner and, or-vulnerable
against vulnerable opponents. you
held:
A1o5
0Ks52
OATS
&1096l
The bidding:
sehenken. Maier. Jaeoby. You.
IA Pass Pass CD
Answer-Double. This Is q situa-
tion in which you must protect your
partners probable trap pass. If he
has passed because of weakness
rather than with the 1ntenC1on OF
trapping, little harm Is done. You
can drop his next bid like . hot
potato.
Score 100 per cent for double, 90
per cent for pass.
Question No. S53.
Today you hold the very same
cards in the same bidding situa-
tion-except that you are vulnerable
against non-vulnerable opponents.
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
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Evening star., 1941-12-26
Nv THE FOUR ACES,
eridos SwindIes-No. 70

One 81 the most fruitful sources
Of bidding svindles is the bid fol-
lowing . take-out double. After the
double, the opening bidders part
ner has . chance to speak before
the doublers partner responds. II
the openers partner has support
for the original bid, he may III he
likes fancy" bidding we'll find it q
good time " obscure th4 situation
By bidding . short suit.
This situation was exploited with
daring that approached bare-faced
tmpudence by Robert McPherran In
q recent rubber bridge game:
North dealer.
EaSt-Wegt vulnerable.
Evening star., 1941-12-26
LETTER-OUT


opposite
the word from which
correctly they make things bit brighter.
Yesterdays LETTER-oUT.
Letter-Out
tT TROCHES-CHORES boys them.
TEACHERS-ESCHEAT (forfeited).
u REF1NED-FENDER (hnd it auto.
tP) RESPECT-ERECTS puts building.
(S) K1NDLES-L1NKED you're joined.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Exempts County
From Labor Law

LANSING, Sept 24.-The states
labor mediation laws do not apply
to employees of county road COM
missions or ANY other agency of
government exercising a govern
mental function, Atty. Gen. Her
bert J. Rushton ruled today,
Rushton advised Jackson County
prosecutor, Ernest j. Rogers, to
refuse a warrant for the arrest of
Cassius Davidson. a member of
the county road commission, which
was requested by William Middle
brook, a discharged employe.
Middlebrook requested the war
rant for Davidson on grounds he
was fired for his activities in the
State, County and Municipal
Workers Union of America. This
he contended, was a violation Of
the Labor Mediation Act of 1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Obituaries
Bert Moore
Served Macomb County
on Road Commission

Bert Moore, SO, for four years
Macomb County road commits
sioner, died this morning al his
home al 179 North Broadway
street. Mr.. Clemens, after a two
months illness.
He first took office in January,
1887 and mad been chairman Of
the commission for two years. Be-
fore 1887 nc had been a Mt Glenn
ems city councilman and a police
man,
He is survived by his wife. two
sons and three sisters. Arrange
ments for the funeral, 10 be held
Saturday, have not been COM
pleted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Man of House
Killed Hurrying
Home TO Dinner

The desire 20 become the man
OF the houSc" was ended today tor
Felix AndrefSkL 1i-ycar-oId son
Of Mrs. FcliN AndrefSki 81, Of
1917 Lawton avenue Ended when
a boyiSh lapse Of care took him
beneath The wheels of a passing
auto
Felix was struck when nc
dashed across tho street toward
his home from the CLANCY School
playground hurrying 90 he on
time for dinner EldCn Cain ..
OF cas- Woodland avenue driver oi
the car was not held
Mrs. Andrefski. lcf' with four
children 10 rear when hCr husband
disappeared seven Years ago. told
Of her eldest sons plans today
"FeliN was in the eighth grade 10
at 81. Cashiers School where he
was a safety patrol boy. About
two weeks ago he said 20 me:
Mother, l think It's about time
went 90 work. DO YOU think
II would he all right IL ] got
Job
IL told him no. that he was
too young and that the place
for him was I'm school. Never
theleSs, he has been looking for
work every day since, until tins
happened. He was good
student and n good boy"
Felix was not much older or
bigger, than the brothers and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

sisters he hoped 10 support They
are Raymond. l3. Lawrence, 10.
and Sylvia, @ all students al St
Cashiers.
The boy died shortly after adj
mitiancc 10 Mari General HoSpi-
tai 1865 Trumbull avenue.
In his statement 10 the prose-
c&1or. Cam said he was driving
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
George 0sius
Civic Leaders Funera
VIII Be tomorrow

Funeral services for George
OSlus. manufacturer and civic
leader. will be held al 2 p. m. to-
morrow in his home at 900 Lake
Shore road Crosse Pointe Shores.
Burial will be in Elmwood Gene
terry
MIR. OSius. 50 who died yeSter-
day after long illness, was
founder Of the Michigan Ammonia
Works, which he headed until his
retirement 10 years ago. From
1911 To 1923 he was president of
the Village Of Crosse Polnte
Shores
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

very slowly because Of the schoo
zone:
But q truck i'm hack Of me"
he said kept blowing its horn
for me to speed up or get out OF
the way. >, So speeded up 10
about % miles an hour, and
that's when the boy ran right in
front of me. l couldn't avoid
him"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
"A Saved on Ship
Attire Off Florida
International New. service wiz,

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Sept. "a.
Fourteen survivors of the British
motor freighter Arawak, which
burned off the Florida coast late
yesterday. were being brought 10
shore at an inlet near New
Smyrna. Fla. today.
The survivors, who escaped from
the burning freighter in life
boat later were picked up by a
coast guard power boat and will
make shore as soon as the surf
quiets sufficiently 10 permit the
craft 10 enter the inlet. coast
guard headquarters reported.
Aboard the rescue boat are five
passengers and tho crew of nine.
a coast guard plane discovered
the burning vessel late yesterday
and summoned a coast guard
vessel. The plane then gave the
IA survivors, in a lifeboat nearby,
directions 10 the nearest port.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Father MlGafrY
Ex-President Of Boston
College Dies Suddenly

NEW YORK. Sept 81 1NS)
The body of the Rev. William J.
McGarry, s. j., president Of Boston
College from 1887 10 1899, was 10
he sent 10 Boston today for funeral
services in 81. Mary'S Chapel to-
morrow morning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Mrs. Whitby Gets Job

Mrs. Beulah Whitby today was
chosen by the welfare commission
10 succeed Kathryne Donnelly as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

The American Ship of State
will never be sunk IL we have
enough battleships for defense.
You can help build them by
making a habit Of buying De-
Tense Savings Bonds and Stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

supervisor of the Alfred District
of the welware department. Miss
Donnelly is retiring September %.
Mrs. Whitby was chosen from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

among IS persons eligible for the
position.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Mrs. {. Fldnnery
Funeral Sci Tomorrow
for Widow, 90

Funeral services will be held to-
morrow AZ . p. m for Mrs Cath
crime Flanncry so Of 1900 Lincoln
avenue. th9 widow OF James
FlanncTN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

Gen. Hugh 3. Johns
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
TIMES S0IIARE-M'enlssn a. Cas-.

llhlLo oVUhhL open 80 A NJ Park Free
ArersP " Al seats i5c Edith Fellows,
Wilbur Evans, "HfR FIRST RONANCk."
"GANGS or SONORA" Mesquiteers.(
.h-. q. q AZ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

Woodward TO. s-oi,s
hUOLDhLL Now Adults zoe Open SIS.
Herbert Marshall and Virginia Bruce m
ADVENTURE ~ WASHINGTON" Plus
Guy Kihbee In 'sCATTERGOOD BAINEs.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
SEQ pApY-HsmIIton at Mc>ichol.

L7L-lIstl y. Jenerson LIE. 1887 4
LhLh Doors Open at 500 zoe and Zoe
Jane Withers and Jackie Cooper m 'HFR
FIRST BEAI" Plus THE MEDICO OF
PAINTED SPRINGS" Charles starreti.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Park Free.

MN MIN Open All Night. NJ. Carroll.
Ronald Colman, PRISONER or ZENDA.
Guy Kibbee "SCATTERGOOD BAINE>."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
,ntutcr-Grand River At southfeld
EIllott At Oliver

ULifLh Book Night. Vol IS Comedy
Lew Ayres PEOPLE vs.. DIR. KILDARE. =
OMAN BETRAlED." with John Wayne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

hUlhL open $40. Park Free. Last
SHOW Q Is Clark Gable. Rosalind Russell.
THE NIT ~ BOMBAY" Plus Martha
Scott in CHEERS FOR MISS BISHOP"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

pprcInrNT-Mack at MontcIaIr
IhLOIDLNl open s:15 Cartoon. Abbot
A. Costello. 'IN THE NAVY" Virgins
WeidleT in I'LL WAIT FOR NOt."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-29
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
Tho Authority on Authorities"

lively strong, too, so gently hint.
ed at slam with his jump. South
probably should have dropped
this, or else mildly limited at ac-
ceptance Of the slam invitation by
bidding 5-No Trumps, which
North would nave dropped. but he
Went all the way TO small slam. in
line with his original shooting pol
icy.
Part OF South's optimism was
due to the weak pair against him.
1t proved justified. for West began
with the terrible lead of the spade
), though almost anything else
would have been better to open
than that. The dummy's 6 Won
this. Followed two club tops, the
heart X, three more clubs for
spade dlscard5 still shooting play
and then the diamond J. East
ducked, and the j won. Then the 6
was led to the Q and the diamond
a dropped the X. Two more dia-
monds and the heart y took the
rest Of the tricks.
If East, following Nhitehead's
rule, had covered the diamond J
with his X, in the hope of build
ing up a 10 for West, he would
have accomplished just that and
would have stopped the III of the
-,,,+ y 49,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-29
REVISE THE OLD RULE

A GOOD revision of the Old
Whist rul" to cover an honor
with an honor vas once put forth
by the veteran genius of auction
bridge Wilbur G. .itehead. He
ma !e 1t read: Cover an hoMo~
with an honor Whenever doing so
promises to build a trick in your
own hand or your ~partner's." Fail
IRE IL DO this can cost your side
plenty Of tricks, just as covering
an honor blindly, when the rule
does not fit, car prove expensive
and Ma.teIul.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-29
Let Patient Do It
Success with Blood Pressure Recordings

Doctor Ayman has followed up
his very valuable observations, al
lowing his patient to take the
blood pressure at home, and in this
way has tried out a great many
different treatments and drugs.
His conclusions are hopeful. He
says, The findings of this study
indicate that many drugs that in
the past have been regarded as
without effect, must be restudied.'
A Different Standard
In other words. our ideas about
the treatment of blood pressure
have depended upon observing
treatment when the patients
blood pressure is taken in the ply
sician's office. When we adopt q
different standard and depend
upon records made by the patient
himself, taking his own blood
pressure at home, the effect of
'reatment may be entirely differ
ent.
| realize that many physicians
will have a prejudice against al
lowing their patients to take the
blood pressure at home, but Doe
tor Ayman's experience should
va ~ WOW 70 sLov that th;s i
le"u 'iS way " saw ~ ~ "
q feasible and much more accu-
rate way of getting at the actual
CollullloH u 'hc D4Nou -
those people OVe 40.
QUESTIONS AND A\SN ERS
NJ. +. MIA lew months dG'
was told that nv blood DrcSSul
, l;+4ra I;,rb fnr mvaGo vbi.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-29
By LOGAN CLENDENING, NJ. ID.

. Not long ago | told of the re-
ports Of DR.. David Ayman, of Bos-
ton, ON his high blood pressure pa
tlents. He became convinced that
When he took the blood pressure OF
a patient in his office, It was high
er than it should be, The mere
fact Of the presence Of the doctor
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-29

Ton, ON ms high blood pressure pa
tlents. He became convinced that
When he took the blood pressure OF
a patient in his office, t was high
er than it should be. The mere
tact Of the presence of the doctor
DR.. Clcndening will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
taking the blood pressure caused
The patient to become nervous and
Jump the reading up. He found
that he could teach patients to
take their blood pressure them
selves at home, and when they
made a record of this, it was en-
urely different from the record of
Inc blood pressure made in the
Doctors Office.
This certainly is sound sense. In
hospitals We can teach a previous
~ unframed technician or nurse to
lake the blood pressure in tivemin-
utes. There is no reason why the
patent cannot be taught to do it.
lt is a very simple procedure and
mere is also no doubt that a blood
pressure taken under circum-
Stances when the patient is nerv-
Gus IS higher than it actually
should be. All life insurance ex-
sminers and agents know this to
De the fact.
A Decided Drop
| have taken blood pressure
readings on life insurance appli-
cants hundreds of times and found
mem too high for acceptance by
me medical department of the
nome eompany. At a second read
n'' hen the applicants Werc not
SO rpgehensive, they were 20 70
" points down.
~" physiology of this il also
". Understandable on the basis
u Our knowledge of the mcchan-
ISM OF the blood vessels. The blood
PRESSURE Is not a stable thing; it
enahges as often and for the same
.easons as the pulse. Blushiur y
niereiy a form of change in the
p~leSsure. made by the muscular
.oa'S OF the blood vessels. When
sou blush, the vessels in your
lave are relaxed and everybody
>"o"ledges that this is due to
Is! Vousness.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-29
Your NeHE-Fnl lesson

In planning the play for your
contract, before putting a card on
the first trick, what is the princi-
pal difference in your method be-
tween suit contracts and No
Irunln OnNSH
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-09
ISzNAK-E MOST sZILvoRlUMoT?

amiben olyan biztosak voltak,
hogy megkapjak Hitler veres
kezeb6l?
Vajjon van-e batorsaguk
nyiltan kiallni es bevallani,
hogy meg ICY is tudnak 0rul-
nj, inert ha mar mem is sza-
bad a magyar nep es mem is
fuggetlen, de legalabb a nazi
ideologia az 6rsegvaltast bizto-
sabban igeri?
Vagy ha mem ICY van, ha
belattak, hogy sz0rnyen te-
vedtek, ha beismerik, hogy veg
zetes csapas volt a magyar
nepre, aminek olyan sz0rnyen
tudtak 0riilni, hogy hiba volt
a szilvoriun a resziikrol, van-e
hat annyi 0nerzet, hogy ezt
most nyilvanosan bevalljak?
Ha van MORALS batorsag
benntik, hogy nyilvanos vallo-
mast tegyenek a tevedeseikr6l,
most, amikor latjak, hogy mire
vezetett odaat a Hitler gy6-
zelme, akkor el tudja hinni,
Magyar-Amerika, hogy nem a
nazizmust szerettek, hanem
Trianont gyaszoltak.
Ha azonban most hallgat-
max, ha mem isnerik be, hogy
halalos csapas volt a nazi gy6-
zelem a magyarra, akkor lat
mia kell mindenkinek, hogy
mem Magyarorszag, mem a ma
gyar n&p sorsaval tor6dtek.
Hogy mindegy nekik, vajjon
a magyar ur marad-e a sajat
portajan, vagy Hitlertol veszi
a parancsot, inert csak az volt
fontos elottiik, hogy maga a
nazizmus gy6zelmet arasson.
Hogy inkabb nazik, mint ma
gyarok, inert mem faj nekik a
magyar sors.
Magyar-Amerika megerti a
feleletet akkor is, ha hallgat-
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-09
4 HABORU ALDOzATAI ben

NEMETORSZAG hivata-
los nemet jelentes szerint 49,
897 katonat talal a halottak,
1880 katonAt a sebesultek
es a. 1853 katonat az eltiintek
kozott. A polgari halottak fe-
lol a nemetek mem tettek je-
lentest. (Angol jelentes sze-
rint Hollandia, Belgium es
Franciaorszag elfoglalasakor a
nemetek 100000, a lengyel csa-
takban 10000 embert vesz-
tettek es a nemet repul6k
vesztesege 1900 ember.)
OLASZORSZAG - hivatalos
jelentes szerint 4,351 katona-
ianak eletet vesztette es 1928
katona sebesiilt meg vagy ell
tint.
|. FRANCIAORSZAG - mem
tett koze hivatalos jelentest,
de 100000 francia katona ell
esterol van a kormanynak tu-
domasa.
GOROGORSZAG - csupan
AIT mondja, hogy bekes pol
garai kozIl GOA elesett, 1910
megsebeslilt, de a hadsereg
vesztesegeit titokban tartjak.
OROSZORSZAG - katonai
halottainak szama 48,745 es Sc
besult 158,853 van.
FINNORSZAG - csataiban
Is, 900 katona, $40 polgar esett
ell es 100000 a sebesiiltek
szama.
A tobbi europai orszag vesz-
tesege felol mines semmi je-
lenteS.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-09
K MEssZE TERvEI REJT6zNEK

clara a jelszot kiadta, a Magyar
Jov6 betiltasara kesziiltek.
Ok tudataban,, yannak an
max, hogy haboru eseten lit
sem kommunista partot, sem
kommunista szennylapot mem
turnek, gondoskodniok kellett
tehat egy vi "fake"- "-alakulat-
rol, egy trojai falorol, amelynek
a keretei k0zt az arulast to-
vabb folytatjak.
A Observation-Disclosures, kis-
bankbetev6k, tarsadalmi bizto-
sitok, eszakamerikai demokra-
ia hazugsagok kimentek a di-
vatbol, meg kellett tehat csi-
nalniok a nagybizottsagok ugy-
nevezett tanacsat, hogy alkal-
mas pillanatban az a regi sze-
repet bet0ltse.
Es az Akronban gyanutlanul
megjelent "delegatusok" (akik-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-09

Nehany honapja, mikor Ma
gyarorszagon a nazizmus un-
dorito hajnala derengett, ma
gyon hangos volt egy par ur
koz0ttiink.
A diktaturak uralmatO a
magyar revizi6t remeltek, $
akadt olyan megtevelyedett
ember is, aki nehany amerikai
magyar lapban a Hitler Stain
szovetseg hirere az Ur Jezust
la-Istenkedve dicserte.
Jozanabb emberek hiaba be-
szeltek, hogy ezzel a k0ny-
nyelmii hala-istenkedessel min
den amerilai magyar johiret
es becsiiletet vittek a vasarra,
hosszu ideig mem hallgatott el
a nazizmusba oriilt felelotlen-
seq larmaja.
Nemet peldara, otven ev ota
el6szor, beledobtak a felekezeti
gyiilolk0des csovajat az anne
rikai magyar eletbe, inert akik
a munkajukkal, tehetsegiik-
kel ervenyesiilni mem tudnak,
azok mindig ezt tekintik a leg
jobb eszk0znek, hogy elvehes-
SEX ait, amt masok szereztek
maguknak.
Mem akartak eek az urak
meglatni, hogy a diktaturak
hatalma csak elnyomatast je-
lenthet minden nepnek es mem
zetnek hogy szabad Magyar
orszag a nemet nazizmus halal
gyiirujeben mem tud letezni.
Felekezeti gyiil0lkodesiiket a
szebben hangzo trianoni gyasz
fatyolba sedortak, S ezen a ci-
men dicsertek a Jezust annak
az 0romere, hogy a ket veres
kezu briganti raborult egymas
gyomrara.
Az egyikuk, aki a leghan-
gosabb volt k0zottiik, aki
magat mar annyira kisfiihrer-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-09

Az 194O-ik esztendo utolso
napjan a haboru tizenhatodik
honapja zarult le es az anne
rikai Associated Press szamve-
test csinalt a haboru aldoza-
tai fel6l.s A kimutatas szerint
az europai haborunak e tizen-
hat honap alatt sebesultekben,
eltiintekben es hadi foglyok-
ban Sd millio k0rlli aldo
zata volt. Ugyanennyire be-
csiilik a japan-kinai haboru
aldozatainak szamat is.
E milliokban a kovetkez6k
vannak benne::
ANGLIA - hivataloS angol
jelentes szerint mem harcolo
polgarok kozul 24,922 halottat
es 34,897 sebesiiltet ismer be.
A hadsereg 5,229 halottat,
1902 sebesiiltet, 1901 eltlntet
44,OO0 hadi foglyot es 2,297 kor
hazban, betegsegben elhalt ka-
tonat veszitett. Az angol hadi-
tengereszet halottainak 1891,
sebesliltjeinek 2,571, eltuntjei-
mex 5,386, foglyainak ia a
szama es betegsegben 78 ten
geresz halt meg. Az angol re-
piilok kozul elesett 3,116, meg
sebesiilt 991, eltiint 2,671, hadi
fogoly $50 es mas okbol halt
meg CAB repul6. (Nemet jelen-
tesek szerint egyedil Francia-
orszagban 250,0O0 angol ka-
tona sebesult meg, halt meg
vagy jutott nemet hadi fog
s&gba).
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-09

mex kepzelte, hogy kitiintetese-
ket es diplomakat osztogatott
az amerikai magyarnak, tud-
tunkra adta, hogy 8 a felvidek
reszleges visszacsatolasat szil-
v6riummal iinnepelte, S AIT
akarta, hogy tapsoljunk ennek
a sep gesztusnak.
Mem azert gyaszoltak, inert
Szlovakiat a nemet diktatura
felfalta, mem ijedtek meg at
tol, hogy a v0ros metely oda-
tilt a magyar hatarra. Ok csak
AIT lattak, hogy "6rsegvaltas"
ra lehet kilatas, Ok fogjak
esetleg azokat az 6rsegeket
atvenni, ahova mem juhattak
el tehetseggel vagy munkaval.
Mikor Becsben ugy d0nt0t-
tex a diktatorok, hogy Erdely
nagyobb els gazdagabb resze
tovabbra is oft marad a ro-
man rabsagban, meg mindig a
diktaturakat dicsertek, S ha
tettek nemi hangfogot a sza-
vukra, az csak azert t0rtent,
inert kezdtek beijedni, meg
ereztek, hogy ezt a nazi han
got lit soka mem tiirik.
Most aztan vegleg oft van a
nemet csizma Magyarorszag
nyakan, ma mar meztelen
nyiltsaggal nazi katona all 6rt
a magyar allamvasutak min
den valtojanal es hidjanal.
Papiroson mem, de a valosag-
ban nemet ''protektoratus'
lett a Szilofoldinkb6l, S Hit
Ter katonai rendelkeznek Ma
gyarOrSzagban.
Vajjon most milyen cimen
dicserik az Istent, annak az
or0mere, hogy most mar a
nazizmus tenylegesen atvette
odaat a rendel elkezest es az ural
mat?
Vajjon ezt nevezik-e revizio-
max, magyar feltamadaSnak.