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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-02

his plea to guilty and turned states
evidence. He asked for probation
and hearing on his plea will be
held next week. 1t was expected
however he would be sentenced to
life Imprisonment.
The holdup occurred in Ferrari's
Mission district store on Oct. 30.
The 63-year-old grocer died severa,
days. later of blackjack injuries
Police rounded up the gang in sew
eral cities and brought them to
trial six weeks ago.
The jury received the, case yes
terday. 1t deliberated seven hours
and then retired for The night. The
verdict came just before noon after
almost "a hours delberation.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-02
Crusading Women
Fight Disorder|y
Conduct Charges
Lend-Lease Professors
Sit Down in Corridor
OF Capitol Building

WASHINGTON, March 1.
(UP)-Mrs. Elizabeth Dill
ing and Mrs. Clara Henry
eta Nibberich of "The Moth
ers Crusade Against Bill
1776' today fought in police court
here against charges of disorderly
conduct resulting from a demonstra-
ton at the capitol.
Mrs. billing, head Of the CRU
sade,'' and Mrs Nibberich were
among a group of 30 women who
sought to present Sen. Carter Glass,
D., Va, with an American flag
yesterday to replace the British
Union jack which, they said, was
hanging in his office
Thomas McNally, arresting officer,
testified the two women and others
with them were obstructing the
corridor of a public building ana
the entrance to Glass office. The
group was seated on the floor at the
time.
McNally said Mrs. billing was
arrested because SHE appeared to be
the leader of the gathering. while
Mrs. Nibberich was taken into GUS
tody when she attempted to accom-
pany Mrs. billing as the latter was
being led to a guard room.
He testified that many of the
women were chanting down with
the Union jack and refused to
leave the building.
Mrs. billing and Mrs. Nibberich
were accompanied to the court room
by approximately 80 women. Mrs.
billings husband, Albert w. billing,
of Chicago, also was present.
Earlier, Mrs. billing said she was
willing to let Omen investigate
child birth statistics and other rec
ords of her organization to prove
that Glass insulted the crusade"
in more ways than one. Glass has
asked the FBI to investigate the
organization and to find out, among
other things, whether the members
are mothers. His request was receiv-
ed by the FBI this morning and re-
layed to Attorney General Robert
H. Jackson for instructions.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-02
Albert 5. Pond 10
Serve Six Years

Albert S. Pond spends six years in
San Quentin penitentiary for en-
bezzling public funds left in his
charge while ne was irrigation dis
trist water clerk at Calipatria, the
state board of prison terms and pa
roles ruled Saturday.
The ex-water clerk was sent to
the penitentiary Feb. %, 1910 after
he pleaded guilty to one count in
34-count grand jury Indictment
returned against him. Official said
he admitted taking small amounts
from sums left in his charge since
1894
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-02
WiedeImann Seeks
Suits Dismissal

SAN FRANCISCO, March |. CUP
Capt. Fritz Wiedemann, German
consul general today served formal
notice of intention to seek dismissal
of an $4,000 civil suit filed against
him in superior court here by Mrs.
Alice Crockett, divorce.
The notice said Wiedemann would
appear in court Thursday, either
personally or through his attorney,
to argue that the superior court has
no jurisdiction over consular repre-
sentatives of foreign countries.
j. w. Enrich, attorney for Mrs.
Crockett. has announced he would
file a new complaint in federal
court, which has such jurisdiction,
if the superior court suit is dis
missed.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-02

Vi guilty WlIIlOuJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
of mercy, making death sentence
mandatory.
The youths received the verdict
quietly but their lips curled in snarls
as they looked at the jurors.
> Superior Judge George Steiger set
March 5 for formal sentence.
The convicted men were Barzan
Hoyt and Delmar Arnold, named in
testimony as performing the actual
holdup in which David Ferrari was
beaten to death; Arthur Frazier, %,
who the state said, served as look
out; and Silvio ToSi, 26, who, &C
cording to the evidence, secuted
the store in advance Of the robbery.
Arnold and Hoyt are only %.
During the trial fifth member
of the gang, James Lacey, changed
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-02
N1ercenary-

Mercenary-
There may not be any truth in
this-considering the source-but
then again they may-considering
who it's about.
For number of weeks recently
Penny Richmond's catfishing Prov.
eSs has been amazingly effective
He goes out alone, come back with
a mess of fish, all with no ap-
parent effort. Bert Lemons and
some of those fishing cronies insist
that Penny knows a gentleman out
at Seeley who is very wise when
it comes TO dunking bait in the
water, and the story goes that
Penny is paying him $3.50 an hour
to give Penny lessons.
Penny gets all the fish caught
during the lesson.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-02
BANDITS ROB BRANCH
BANK OF $1,000 CASH

PALMDALE, Cal, March /. (UP)
Two bandits who held up branch
bank here yesterday, escaping with
$1,000, were sought by southern
California authorities today. The
men entered the bank, Bank OF
America branch, while H. L. Green
valid, manager, was alone, and or
dered him to turn over "all the
cash in sight
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-02

in Ell Centre and was accompanied
by a comparatively heavy hail storm
for ten minutes. Weather observers
in San Diego predicted general
cloudinesS in Imperial Valley Sat
urday night and Sunday with show
ers.
The high winds on the coast, ac-
companied by gusty showers, did
considerable damage to hangers,
power and telephone lines, plate
glass windows and rooftops, tumbled
trees over heavily travelled high
ways and halted air transporta-
ton.
A northeastern blew up the Atlantic
coast, burying New England and
middle Atlantic states under drift
ing snow and ice coated highways as
far south as North Carolina.
Clouds hung over most of the
middle-West and light rain or snow
was forecast for most of the Mis-
sissippi valley region. Cold extended
far into the south with below freez-
ing temperatures reported in Geor-
gia and Alabama.
The Eastern storm choked high
ways so seriously that 1900 men
were put to work in an effort to
keep roads open. Side roads were
already blocked. and drifts at some
points were IL feet deep A school
bus carrying 80 children was strand
ed for short while in New Jersey
and more were marooned in a school
building in the northern part OF
the state.
In Los Angeles 900 students were
marooned for a short time on the
campus OF Canoga park high school
and were later rescued by buses.
Rainfall totalled three inches IN
Los Angeles in the past 18 hours
and trains to all points were delayed
many hours.
Fishing boats off both the Pacific
and Atlantic coast fought storms,
and small craft warnings were post
ed from San Diego to Conception
Point as the weather bureau pre-
dicted additional storms over the
weekend.
Several important state highways
we're closed temporarily by high wa
ter, slides and Washouts, the state
division of highways reported. U. S.
80, the main route to Oregon, was
closed by high water at Cottonwood
near Redding. No detour is avail
able. In southern California US.
101. the coast highway, was closed
as result OF slipout just south OF
ventura. State route "a was closed
between San Juan Capistrano and
Elsinorc.
Imperial Valleys storm seriously
affected the opening of the fair,
cutting Saturdays day attendance
to new low and threatening the
Butterfield Stage day celebration
Sunday.
Rain halted play temporarily in
the Imperial Valley golf champion
ships at the Barbara Worth country
club and drove the San Diego Padres
who are training in Ell Centre, in
doors.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-02

The 2900 cubic yards of trash
which if piled three feet wide and
nine feet high would stretch from
the county court house to the east
side railroad, represents rubbish
over and above that carried away
in regular collections, Ryerson said.
The cleanup campaign officially
ended three weeks ago, Ryerson
said, but follow-up work in the city
Melted tons of additional trash to
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-02

county were told of the alleged
attack and robbery in the sand
dunes west OF Winterhaven last
Tuesday night.
johnson charged Wilkie with
robbing him OF his wallet contain
ing a picture of Mrs. johnson and
SO, and with attacking Mrs. John
son. Wilkie took them into his car
near Indio, johnson said, and drove
to the sand dunes where the alleg-
ed robbery and attack took place
They were hitchhiking their way
to their homo in the east, they said.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-02

be carted TO dump yards.
Members of the Identification
committee praised the work OF El
Centre residents IN cooperating In
the campaign and urged continu-
ance of the program throughout
the year. Clean yards, street. and
alleys are the first requisites for a
beautiful city, Ryerson declared.
and that is the aim OF our commit
tee.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-02

ago from small farm north OF
there, and the oldest daughter, Ear
lynne, 8, escaped from the burning
building by jumping from second
story window to an adjoining shack.
Buffers told Fort Morgan officers
and firenien who answered the fire
call that his wife had gone down.
stairs to light the fire this morning
and apparently mistook can OF
gasoline for kerosene.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-02
u AMBlINe
\EpoRTER
Quite A Build Up

Quite A Build Up
How old are you, mother?'
1t was little Helen Maloof speak
ing.
"Oh, what do you want to know
for" her mother replied.
"Ill figure it out for myself
then" said Helen and it went like
this:
Lets see George is 10, Joe is
Is. Helen is IL and Minnie is
eight How old were you when
you got married? 10? Then you
must be II, because that's what they
all add up tor
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-02
81 Centre Dishes Dirt in
Big Way During Cleanup

Ell Centre faced the world with a
clean back yard ON the first day of
March as the result of last months
cleanup, paint-up campaign spon-
sored by the city's Identification
committee.
During the month of cleanup in
the city, according to P. E. Ryer-
son, committee chairman, more
than 1900 cubic yards of trash was
hauled from the city to four diff
ferent dump yards.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-02

started.
The accident occurred at Orchard,
Colo, a small rural community about
Ia miles west of here.
The dead were:
Mrs. Earl Buffers, SO; her daugh-
ter, Marian, Q; and two sons, Glenn,
4, and Dean, 6.
The dead Woman's husband, an
unemployed farmer who brought
his family to Orchard two weeks
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-02
Shokeup Strikes
Relief Personnel
SRA Announces Drastic CurtaiIment in
Administrative Staff. Cuts Is Areas
Down to 10, Refuses TO Tell Details

SACRAMENTO, March l. (UP)-State Relief Admin
strator Ralph J: Wakefield today announced drastic
curtaiment in administration personnel of the SRA, in
Guiding reduction of the present 16 administrative
to 10. Wakefield said the consolidation began today and
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-02
Young Thugs Get
Death Sentences

SAN FRANCISCO March I. UP)-Four young men
who participated in $53 hodup in which the victim was
slain found guilty of first degree murder today and
punishment fixed at death.
The jury of 10 and two women returned verdict
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-02
Mother, Children
Perish in Flames

FORT MORGAN, Colo, March l. (UP)-A 36year-old
mother and three of her small children cremaed to-
day when an abandoned grocery store they using
a home burned to the ground.
The bodies not recovered until the fire was brought
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-02
War on Bulgaria
Moy Be Britoin's
Answer to Axis
German Troops Pour Into Balkan State
By Train, Auto. Motor Truck and
Airp!ane as Fatefu March Opens
BY UNITED PRESS :

Adolf Hitler Saturday opened the month Of March
his favorte bzkrieg monthly signing up Bulgaria in
the Axis and planting the Axis war banner within 100
miles of the strategic Dardanelles.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-02
Weuthermun Turns BIitz
On Valley as Gales Whip
Coast, DemoIish Buildings
Hail Storm Centers in 81 Centro; Fair,
Golf Tournament Suffer; Entire Country
Hard Hit by Weather Disturbance

The weatherman staged aerial "blitzkreg' Satur-
day and pelted Imperial Valley with hail and rain of
coudburst proportions gales blasted the Pacific
coast wreckng buildings and communications lines.
The cloudburst which hit shortly after noon centered
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-02
Currying Favor

Currying Favor
Heard another one on Penny that
we might just as we'll get off our
chest.
Penny picked some roses at his
home, explaining to his wife that
he wanted them for Bill Clements
TO decorate Bills store
He took them to Bills, all right
but presented them TO the wait
resses to gain favor III their eyes,
thereby.
So now Penny would be the fair
haired boy, if he had much hair.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-02
Here and There

Here and There
Jim Slusher left his office for a
trip downtown the other day. About
an hour and half later he tele-
phoned Bob Berry.
Say, do you mind picking me
up ;" he asked.
So Bob drove downtown, picked
him up, and took him back to the
office.
A bit later jim got to looking
around for his own car.
Holy smoke! I had it parked
downtown and didn't know it!p
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-02
WEATHER

WEATHER
Maximum temperature so, minimum So; S I'M
temperature So, humidity "a; temperature ",
humidity 72; am. temperature II, humidity 43.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-02
LETTUCE MARKET 3.

LETTUCE MARKET
I. " LETTUCE:-Market duh, demand SLOW Car
loads fob. cash track, SIS 81, some Csc 90c.
L. A. Hay:-U. S. No. l. 1. v. $16-16.50; u. S No
2 leafy l. " $780, U S No. 2 S125O-1350; Mpls
Sept. Flax $1.60B.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-02

Total Cash, Checks and Drafts Sent
through The Two Ell Centre Banksl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-29

az ujsag munkajat ingyen
kertek es kerik.
A kereskedot6l, iparost6l,
a munkastol mem kert S vart
ingyen munkat, ajandek bu-
tort, szovetet, villanyt vagy
mas egyebet, csak eppen az
ujsagostol.
Dehat ennek most vege.
Legalabb is Magyarorszagon
vege van bizony mem ar
tana, ha az illetGkes hatosa-
gok lit is ilyen iranyu in
tezkedest tennenek. TIT is
ingyen kivanjak a mulatsa-
gok, partyk, csaladi eseme-
nyek olyaten kozleset, hogy
sokszor hasabokat foglalnak
el. A mulatsagokon fizet-
mex a teremert, zeneert,
italert, lunchert ajandekok-
ert, dijakert stb., csak pont
az ujsagoknak mem jut SEM
mi. Csak az ujsagoktol sal
naljak ait az otven, hetvenOt
centeket incsenkent, inert
hat akkor a mulatsagon mem
csinalnanak 200 vagy 800
dollart, hanem csak 196-ot
vagy 295-0t, (mert 4-5 dol
lart kapna az ujsag) s a
partykon mem adhatnanak
az Innepelt hazasparnak,
vagy ifju parnak, vagy mas
max 60-70-80, vagy ANIMAL
dragabb ajandekokat, hanem
harom-negy dollarral keve-
sebb ertektit.
Hat Magyarorszagon meg
Szunt a T. P. Sok amerikai
ujsagos szeretne, ha viszont
lit megszunne, a P. O., azaz
POTYA OLVASOK es a P. H.
azaz a POTYA HIRDETEST
kivanok tabora.
+
A jd megirt cikk lenyeget mi
magunkeva tessziik es a ma
yarsag figyelmebe ajanljuk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-29

orszagnak. Nekunk sem lega-
lis, sem MORALS jogunk nincs
felforgato t0rekvesekre S az al
jas halatlansag bevandorolt
ember reszerol. Vegre aki Kan
sasban sziiletett, az mondhat-
ia, hogy nekem a hazam ilyen
formaban mem tetszik, en- a
polgartarsaimat rabirom, hogy
valtoztassuk meg a formajat.
De bevandorolt ember elmehet
oda, ahonnan jott, ha e haza-
max ez formaja mem kedves
elotte, inert nagyon kevesinket
hivtak, meg kevesebbunket tar
tottak eroszakkal ebben az or
szagban.
Icy latja es erzi EFT polgar-
tarsaink t0bbsege is es nagyon
rossz tanacsot adnak a bevan-
doroltaknak azok a kommunis-
ia es nazi smart alec"-ek, akik
ilyen alkalmakkor a "bill of
rights"-rol beszelnek. Es hon.
fitarsaikat commandments,
vagy nazizmusra csabitjak.
Nemsokara latni fogjak eek
a gentlemanek, hogy minden
"bill of rights" dacara racsap-
max a kommunaci bevandorol-
tax kezere, akkor is, ha a ha-
mis- eskuvel szerzett polgarpa-
pir oft lesz a keziikben.
Ertse meg az id0k jelet min
denki es ha mar vannak olyan
elvetemedett bevandoroltak,
akik a sziviikben keptelenek
hiseges polgarai lenni ennek a
hazanak, inert at vannak a
nazi vagy a kommunista me-
tellyel itatva, legalabb a csele-
kedeteikben maradjanak tisz-
tessegesek es ne jartassak bu-
tan es felel6tlenul a szajukat,
meg akkor sem, ha mondjuk
veletlenul esetleg ugyvedek es
ICY AIT hinnek, hogy ait a BIZ
zonyos "bill-of-rights"-ot csak
Ok ismernek kozelr6l, inert eret
len larmajukkal csak bait hoz-
max a tisztesseges es lojalis be-
vandoroltak fejere.
Ez a nemzet lehet nagyon
gondatlan, hala Istennek ma
gyon elnezo, de akik ait hiszik,
hogy hatartalan a turelme s
akik commisaroknak, vagy
gauleitereknek kesziilnek, azok
nagyon sulyosan tevednek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-29
Sc Mem OKOS, Sc Mem HATASOS

kis csoporttol megtagadjak az
alkotmanyos jogok teljes vedel-
met.
Talan az lenne az egyetlen
orvossag, hogy azokat az egye-
neket buntessek, de nagyon
szigoruan bintessek, akik ide-
gen kormanyokkal, vagy men,
zetekkel, vagy idegen koruna
nyok befolyasa alatt allo nem-
zetk0zi szervezetekkel trafikal-
max, akarmilyen formaban.
Amig a kommunista vagy a
bundista vezer AIT tudja, hogy
a legeslegrosszabb esetben egy-
ket evi b0rt0n aran nemzeti,
vagy nemzetk0zi martir lesz be-
l6le, addig a v0ros vagy barna
bolsevizmussal valo jatektol
mem felnek. Ha azonban egy-
seer AIT tudnak, hogy mond-
juk harminc evi borton var
rajuk, ha a Harmadik Inter-
nacionalet, vagy a nazikat SOL
galjak, akkor ketszer is meg
fogjak gondolni, miel6tt ide-
gen szolgalatba szeg6dnek.
Mikor azonban feltetleniil ell
iteljiik a politikai es szabadsag-
jogok megszoritasat, meg ak
kor is, ha ait mem alkalmazzak
masokra, mint a vor0s fekerek-
re, mem maradhatunk vakok
es latnunk kell, hogy az vas
k0vetkezetesseggel esedekes eb-
ben a hazaban hogy Wiscon-
sin allamot tObb allan fogia
k0vetni. ..
Es figyelmeztetnunk kell
mindent bevandorolt polgart,
hogy ne tevedjen Sc voros, Sc
nazi mezokre. Mert amilyen
helytelen, ha ezeket az eleme-
ket jogaik egy reszetol meg
fosztjak, eppen olyan jogos ell
jaras, ha a bevandoroltak ellen
vas-szigorral eljarnak.
Mi, akik mas hazakbol jot-
tlink ide es lit kenyeret, ott-
hont es hazat talaltunk, tobbel
tartozunk ennek az orszagnak
es nemzetnek, mint akik lit
szulettek. Mi ERIE az alkot-
manyra es nerif bolsevizmusra,
vagy nazizmusra eskidtiink,
mikor huseget fogadtunk az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-29
MEGSzUNT A !. P. MAGYARORSzACON

Egyik amerikai magyar heti-
ap tarsunk regen erzett sajto-
erelmunk targyat hozta az
lvaso tabor ele, mikor a ko-
etkezoket irta:
Magyarorszagon januar ell
sejen kormanyrendelet alap-
jan megszunt a T. P.
A k0z0nseg ITALIAN kisse
ertelmetlenul mered ere a
ket betiire, amely annyit je-
lent: TISZTELET PEI
DANY.
Januar elseje fekete nap
volt Magyarorszagon mind
azok szamara, akik meg a
legolcsobb es legk0nnyebben
beszerezhet6 nyomdatermek-
boil, az ujsagokbol is ingyen
peldanyt igenyeltek maguk-
max a leheto legkiilonboz6bb
jogcimeken.
SGT a felsobb rendelet ar
rol is intezkedik, hogy belepo
jegyes jotekonycelu mulat-
sagok, tancok, sporteseme-
nyek hireit sem adhatjak a
lapok ingyen, de meg party
hireket sem S azokert is a
rendes hirdetesi tarifakat
kell megfizetni azoknak, a
xix a hirt a lapokhoz be-
kildik.
Termeszetesen nagy a fell
haborodas azok koreben, a
xix mindent ingyen k0vetel-
mex a szegeny ujsagosoktol.
Rengeteg pelda van ere.
Aki egyszer egy rossz verset
bekuldott kozles vegett a
laphoz, aki valamifele vezeto
hivatalt tolt be vagy ma
gyobb allast foglal ell, az mar
T. Pre- reflektalt, de T. P.
jart az ujsagiro szallasado-
nojenek, a tejesnek, vicehaz-
mesternek is; inert hat SEE
les e vilagon mindig ugy
volt, hogy a mivesz, az iro,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-29
AZ ELEMI IGAzSAG0k

sorab6l val6 az, hogy leveg6b6l mem
lehet megelni. Minden vallalkozasnak az
tzletfelek j6akaratu partfogasa az alap
ia es ICY az ujsag is olvas6 taboranak kesz-
segere van utalva
Ennek lathat6 jele az, hogy az olvaso meg
ada kell6 ellenerteket az ujsagjanak az
el6fizetes formaj&ban.
A lap els6 oldalan lAthat6 cimzes ponto-
san megmondja az el6fizet4s lejaratAnak
napjat. Kerjtik, nezze AIT meg Is ktildje be
el6fizeteset, ugy hogy lap lej4rati napjat
mindig idejekoran megujithassuk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-29
OSTOBA REM|TCETES

ban a reakcios republicans
kampany olyan ostobasagot
hazudott az utolso pillanatban,
hogy "egy kozonseges szam''
lesz ezzel a t0rvennyel minden
polgarbol. Az igazsag az, hogy
minden szegeny polgar halat
ad az Istennek a social security
t0rvenyert.
Most a lindberghistak es a
wheeleristak papagaly vagy
gramofon lemez modjara egy
eppen ilyen atlatszo es ostoba
bluffal probaljak remiteni ezt
a nemzetet S vegtelenul sajnal-
juk, hogy ait Mr.. Hoover is ell
mondta, dacara annak, hogy
azonkivul beszedet erdemes
megszivlelnl minden polgar-
max.
AIT mondjak az izolacionis-
tax, lindberghistak es wheeler
istak, hogy cha a haboruba
megyiink, lit is vege lesz 0rok-
re a demokratikus rendszer-
nek." Ez az allitas ostobasag es
hazugsag.
Volt mar egy-ket alapos ha-
boruja ennek a nemzetnek S
bar termeszetesen a haboru
tartamara a szabadsagjogok
mindenutt korlatozva vannak,
vagy reszben fel vannak fig
gesztve, soha mem kerult XII a
nepszabadsag .es demokracia
megcsorbitva egyetlen haboru-
Dol sem.
Szemtelenseg az amerikai
hadseregr6l feltenni, hogy ait
akarmilyen eln0k, vagy hadve-
zer, vagy akarki az amerikai
szabadsagjogok vagy a demo-
kratikus rendszer ellen merne,
vagy tudna hasznalni.
S inert mem hisziink annyi
butasagot egyetlen izolacionis-
tarol sem, hogy ezt maga is ell
hinne, meg nagyobb szemtelen-
seq a hadsereget ilyesmivel va
dolni, ha mar az amerikai sza-
badossag meg is engedi, hogy
a nemzet fejet ilyesmivel elore
lehessen vadolni.
A mask eppen ilyen ostoba
erv az, hogy ha a haboruba me-
gyunk, akkor AIT melyseges de-
pressio fogja kovetni. Ez meg
veszedelmesebb hazugsag, inert
ez feligazsag, ami mindig rosz-
szabb a teljes hazugsagnal. Az
egesz igazsag t. i. az, hogy a
haborut valoszinileg eros gaz-
dasagi kilengesek fogjak ko-
vetni, mikor a municiok Macy
bani gyartasat meg fogjuk
sziintetni.
Csakhogy a lezart tank-gya-
raknak, l6por gyaraknak es
agyugyaraknak egeszen mind
egy lesz, mikor lezartak, hogy
amig uzemben voltak, Anglia
szamara, vagy az Egyesult Al
lamok szamara dolgoztak. A
depressio akkor is fenyeget
bennunket, ha - amint ait
Mr.. Hoover ajanlja teljes
er6vel fognak a gyaraink a
haboru alatt Anglia szamara
dolgozni.
Macy kar tehat ait ALTA
nj, hogy ez a bekek0tes utan
ra esedekes depressio csak ab-
ban az esetben fenyegeti ezt az
orszagot, ha a gyarak egyene-
sen a mi hadseregiinknek fog
max dolgozni, inert az embe-
rex egy szempillantas alatt
latjak, hogy az erv mem 6szin-
te.
Macy kar, hogy az izolacionis
tax ILYEN ERVEK hasznala-
laval hiteltiket vesztettek, inert
- S EFT ismeteljiik - a polgar-
sagnak meg kellene mindket
oldalt hallgatni, miutan mond-
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