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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-27
Dog Has Army Spirit:
Leaves T-Bones Alone

ALTADENA, Cal.-Dog love is
stronger than a T-bone steak, ac-
cording to a group Of soldiers sta
toned here. Bomber" their mon-
grel black and white mascot dis
appeared. They advertised for the
dog and an anonymous woman
telephoned them that the dog was
being fed T-bone steaks by the col
ored cook Of a prominent hotel.
One Of the men walked past the
rear door of the hotel kitchen
calling Bomber" and out came
Bomber" on the run. leaving the
T-bone steak for the cook.
Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest in u. S. WAR
BONDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-27
Secy. Perkins Warns Against
Having Inferior Nurseries

WASHINGTON = Secretary al
Labor Frzzeez Perkins warned to-
dzy that hsxty establishment Of
inferior nurseries for the children
Of war-working mothers might re-
vive IN this country the sordid
baby farms" Of the 18th century
Great Britain.
Asserting that the mothers Of
small children are not needed In
war Industries. she cited Britain's
experience Of 100 years ago a. an
example Of what this country must
avoid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Colored Leicester Move In,

L.tr,. hr.cE rms mr. Woodward Al
condition. EafaEe. Ont $500. terms
otrN SUNDAY
t STORM qa0s Woodward TH r.o7of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Flats for Sale

COLOREL- EAST SIDE MOVE ~!
PRESTON mr. E,lery. mod. 2-fam. sim
ht. gar. lower o rms. vacant $3.50 On
T. SLOBlN aJ06 Woodward TR -o36G
COLORED MOVE RIGHT ~
John E 7llq. corner Custer brick sc
tA0 furnaces. lower vacant, move right
ir terms Trinity 1-67Oo
COLOREp RICHMOND 1895 On
VACANT soon. 3 rms du. up, slate
roof gar stove ht. newly decorated
p SLDRlN t3ug Woodward TR. l-O3G6
COLOEFD superior Gratiot ~, - 900
$500 down Mullett -MCDouean 5.a
50 zoo. $500 down Biz bargains 40 thes'
prices tltlr0y 1920.
COLORED BRICK four-hat. tour furnaces
ave rooms each. 81 300 down. Mcqueen
Townsend 6-353i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
$4,000 TO $3.50
MALPELI C0NST. CO.
Oregon 7o4o
1870 Grandville

II
49, >@~~~c>>~>->
CATALAN, sU76 rooms. s bedroom
= zoo Stun gov" "' ~ ma
CAPE con 2lN2S vacant { large room
and bath 20 complete. near new bonnie
ih.saNoy o"re' nakarih 1907
Carl YsLE. 2633l near Jim Dat Road
% rooms 2.Car garage, large lot. $50
equity tahe. over. Dearborn 923a.
CONCORD NEAR OUTER Or
NtN GROOM ONLY N4.9Au
ATTIC AND BASEMENT TW lg766
CuN>EE-HAEPFR section q rooms q
basement furnace, only 81 zoo $500 dn
ENB a'72 FFNNSYLNANIA. PL 61al
DEARBORN New. modern, 4 rooms, pos
Realty 2Un19 Van Born Rd. De. g7I3.
DEARBORN i-room modern S2.s0u, $50.
Gr Possession ore week Martin EraUt
2u'la Van Born 10 DE g7t3
DEARBORN Small homes, vacant. Sl5C
f0 81 .UUU On Martin Realty, 8uOl9 Van
3 no Ed pFarhofn 97i3
uFArEuG> rooms vacant s. 700 $500
Ha NHl.l Eraft, @u0is Van Born l;d
DON'T ,yorry ABOUT GAS R>rIoNING
tTf.AI SEW HOMES
AVAILABLE NOW
"r '1ur ft" occupancy. = belrme t0o
a.'- Easements. furnaces adjacent 20
-a7 $50 hus large in' r''F water
sewers. t..rvaiFs improved tfrots.
tut SALE OR RENT
IS LITTLE AS 5000 REQUIRED
LOW TANFS
on, mHes from BOMBER Plant mile
ruw ErrdN and Stnsun Drive ou'
Michigan ave-. last west ~ E'oise Once
opEN 10 \. " TO qr ".
}RN FOTCHKISS- CO
22ol1 MICHIGAN AVE-
on. Nile East ~ Netns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

TWO Family frame. good condition, geo,
income. terms arranged. tita1t "3b
VERMONT D rooms fire shape COOL
81. 500. $500 On. BRIDGES IA b2l0.
WlNOEA. FOL. u Highland PARK be-.
rooms. natural fireplace, Es- heat mod
eruizud kifchen and bafh. uc~ rlnf efDU
sash. insulated attic taraEc. So uu0 VT
>7uU down. Sow vacant.
Rcaume 4 SlIloway, Inc.
Ri'HI ri nc IA rf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Flats for Sale
(West of Woodward)

BURLlNGAME Mr.. BYRON
IMMEDIATELY POSSESSION
II gh-class flat Of large rooms and
baths each steam-stoker heat, excellent
condition very lnW price Mr.. Baker,
Cadillac O32l or Trinity 2-720h
HOMER WARREN co
MARTINDALE, \, l2t5l- ID H. V hot
air heat 2-car garage. lower vacant
price only $1,000 81 100 down easy terms
subject IN owners approval IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION. LOWER FLAT.
FRED g.. NAGLE co ca 17t0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Flats for Sale

COLORED SOTO Reggie; modern 2.hats
i've each 500 down. Mcqueen. Town
send 6-3ifl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Flats for Sale
EAST of WOODWARD

FISCHER SIS; furnaces, 2-car garage;
real bargain. terms. ca. 1900. IT,. Pare.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Diamond Loans

LIBERAL LOANS Diamonds, watches.
.,rts.rr- extraordinary urredeemcd bar
ls Bonded loan Company, .Zi3 Mich
Evening star., 1942-08-03
Controller General Rules
hazen Claim Is Valid

A presidential appointment serves
to stay the automatic retirement
provision of the retirement law, Con-
troller General Warren held in a
decision today which awarded ST.
8S8.67 to the estate Of the late Dis
trtct Commissioner Melvin c. Hazen.
The payment represents the amount
OF retirement reductions-with inter-
est-from Mr.. Hazen's salary as
District Commissioner between his
10th birthday on October q. 1887,
and the date of his death, July IS,
l941.
Under the law, retirement de-
ductions are not refundable where
q Government employe is retained
In service beyond the statuary age
OF 70 unless the tenure of office is
extended by Executive order. The
retirement provision Of the Civil
Service Commission had temporarily
withheld the money claimed by Mr..
Hazen's executors because of doubt
as to his status, in view of the fact.
that he was serving by appointment
instead of under an Executive order.
The Civil Service Commission rec
commended that the payment be al
lowed and in agreeing with this
view Mr.. Warren said that mo par
ticular form of Executive order or
action was required" by the law and
that the off1cial appointment would
serve the purpose.
Evening star., 1942-08-03
The "Loy-Awoy Plan"

Select your suit coat hold it in Storage at no
extro cost Poy while we ore holding it. Choroe put
it nstoment account when you take it out (the
letter requires y payment before doing sol
JsAsH Ssts cests Fs,, Third Pis~
Evening star., 1942-08-03

to John Temple Graves, columnist
for the Birmingham Age Herald,
that he had suggested to Gen,
George G. Marshall. Army chief of
stan, that Northern Negro soldiers
should be quartered in Northern
States only.
Our people feel that the Govern
ment is doing = disservice to the
war effort by locating Negro troops
in the South in immediate contact
whit white troops at a time when
race feeling among the Negroes has
been aroused and when all the ener-
gies OF both the whites and the
Evening star., 1942-08-03
CI0-AFL Peace Pact
Proposed by Murray
In Letter 10 Green
Suggests Joint Groups
To Foster Amity, End
JurisdictionoI Rows
3s tht Associated Press.

3s tht Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 3.-The pos
sibility of a reconciliation between
the Congress OF Industrial OrganiZa-
tions and the American Federation
of Labor was revived today by a
proposal of CIO President Philip
Murray for renewal of peace nego-
tiations.
Mr.. Murray wrote William Green,
president Of the AFL, that he had
named q CIO Peace Committee of
three and asked Mr.. Green to ap-
point similar AFL group to dis
cuss possible establishment of or
Ranic unity between our organiza-
tions."
Council Meets Tomorrow.
There was no immediate reply
from Mr.. Green. The AFL Executive
Council meets tomorrow in Chicago,
but there was no announcement
whether it would consider Mr.. Muir
rays proposal. Previous peace
efforts in 1887 and 1899 failed.
The CIO leader also suggested to
Mr.. Green the creation of a joint
AFL-CIO committee, with an i'm
partial arbitrator, to handle all JUS
isdictional disputes between the two
organizations. Mr.. Murray said
such disputes had caused several
work stoppages recently. Pending
decisions by the proposed commit
tee, he wrote, there should be no
stoppages of work.
Mr.. Murray stipulated that the
peace discussions should not under
any circumstances be permitted to
interfere with the all-important
matter of continued joint action be-
tween the CIO and AFI on issues
affecting the fullest possible prose-
cution of the war effort
Points to Victory Group.
He referred to the work of Labor
Victory Committee of AFL and CIO
representatives which he said now
meets with President Roosevelt re
garding all issues affecting labor's
participation in the prosecution of
the war"
The CIO Peace Committee would
consist of Mr.. Murray, r. j. Thomas,
president of the United Automobile
Workers, and Julius Emspak of the
United Electrical Radio and Ma
chine Workers.
John l.. Lewis, president of the
United Mine Workers and former
C1O president, who recently ousted
Mr.. Murray from the vice presi-
dency of the UNIV, was member of
the previous CIO Peace Committee.
Evening star., 1942-08-03
WASHINGTON D. MONDAY, AUGUST g.

soldier prisoner away from two po-
licemen, Chief Roberts said. The
soldier was arrested after he al
legedly threatened to cut q colored
woman with q knife.
Several bricks>were hurled by the
soldiers and onlookers after police
reinforcements arrived, the chief
declared. Six soldiers were arrested
on charges Of attempting to incite
q riot"
A soldier who identified himself
as Fred Marsh sent a telegram to
Gov. Holland seeking protection
from the Hitler-like methods of
Evening star., 1942-08-03
By the Associated Press.

DENVER, Aug. 3.-Uncle Sans
fighting men. including selectees and
enlisted men, suddenly taken from
civilian life, are getting some good
advice through q plan adopted by
the Fourth District Army Air Force
Technical Command.
It's a legal aid clinic, established
at Lowry Field with the help of the
Colorado Bar Association and de-
signed to relieve officers and men OF
worry over estate and family
problems.
Col. H. S. Burwell, Lowry Field
commander, said the idea had
worked out so we'll it had been sug-
gested to high Army ofIicials In
Washington as standard for Army
posts throughout the Nation.
Each soldier and officer arriving
at Lowry is cleared through the
clinic, which helps him make wills.
check insurance, allocate pay, and
put family and civilian affairs in
order.
Army officers with legal training
handle all routine problems. If a
soldier needs special advice, Colo
RADIO Bar Association members are
made available.
Until the clinic was established
last March, soldiers hadn't been Of
fered uniform, free legal counsel, al
Evening star., 1942-08-03
District May Join
Blockout as Lure
| To Alexandra

Whether or not the Washington
Metropolitan Area will participate in
Virginia's August II blackout is still
under consideration and a decision
Is expected within the next few days.
local Office of Civilian Defense said
today.
Pending that decision, an OCD
spokesman refused to comment on
the announcement by Alexandria
Co-ordinator Carl BudWesky that
Alexandria would not participate in
the blackout unless the District
also participated.
Mr.. Budwesky said he had written
Gov. Darden of Virginia asking
exemption for Alexandria on the
ground that the city is part of the
Metropolitan Area and has always
gone along with Washington in air
raid tests.
Evening star., 1942-08-03
Soldier S Death in Leap
lis Certified as Suicide

A certificate of suicide was issued
today in the death Of Pvt. Henry
James Nichols, jr,, 81. 5000 Sixteenth
street NV, who last night leaped
to Rock Greek Park roadway from
Calvert Street Bridge.
Nichols was stationed at Fort
George G. Meade, Md. He was a
former assistant librarian at the
Interior Department and was in
Quoted into the Army about two
months ago.
His body was found early this
morning by Pvt. S. G. Belt of the
eighth precinct.
He Is survived by his mother, Mrs.
Grace Nichols, OF the Sixteenth
street address,
Evening star., 1942-08-03
Jacksonville Area
Closed Temporarily
After Near Riot
CoIored Soldiers Attempt
To Take Prisoner
From Police
B. the Associated Press.

B. the Associated Press
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. B.
All places of business along four
block strip in the Negro section here
were ordered temporarily closed by
Police Chief A. j. Roberts following
a near-riot yesterday between COL
ored soldiers and Jacksonville po-
lice.
Military police. Duval County road
patrolmen, sheriff's deputies and
city police armed with submachine
guns and service weapons were
summoned to restore order after
colored soldiers attempted to take a
Evening star., 1942-08-03
Soldiers Legal Worries Lifted
By Bar Clinic at Lowry Field

though facilities for taking care Of
medical and recreational needs were
considered essential for their well
fare, Col. Burwell explained.
Originators of the Lowry Field
clinic are John L. Zanoni, chairman
of the Colorado Bar Association
Committee on War Work, and Capts.
Roland Maroney and John Tippit of
the Army.
Evening star., 1942-08-03

blacks should be devoted to the war
effort" he wrote Gen. Marshall.
Senator Bankhesd declared that
'the best friends OF the Negroes In
the South are very much concerned
about the growing anxiety that race
conflicts may break out and lead to
bloodshed."
Evening star., 1942-08-03
Bus Swept OFF Bridge

During q recent thunder storm in
Mexico bus was swept OF q bridge
into a canal and man and . 16-
Year-old girl perished.
Evening star., 1942-08-03
Bonkheod Offers Plan
For CoIored Troops

By tkt Associated Press.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Aug. s.
Senator Bankhead Democrat, Of
Alabama, says that II Negro SOL
diers must be trained In the South,
they should be Southern Negroes.
The Senator revealed In q letter
Evening star., 1942-08-03

Jacksonville ofncers In beating up
Negro soldiers" the police said.
The Governor communicated with
Adjt. Gen. Vivien Collins. who said
he will investigate the disturbance.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15

biztak. Wavel tabornok Afri-
kaban szep szerepet jatszott, de
megse bizonyolt olyan Macy
hadvezernek, hogy $40 nelkiil
fogadnak el kinevezeset.
Az amerikai hadsereg veze-
tosege azonban kijelentette,
hogy megnyugodott Wavel f6-
vezersegben es Ok jobban tud-
jak, hogy mi a helyzet.
A mi tabcrnokaink meg min
csenek teny.eges utkozetekben
az egyetlen Macarthur kivete-
level kiprovalva. Els McArthurt
mem lehet most a Philippini szi
getek vedelmet6l elvonni, akar
milyen kitln6 harvezernek BIZ
zonyult.
Figyelmeztetnek benniinket
ARA, hogy polgarhaboru ide-
jen is soksig tartott, amig
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15
UTAT JELOLT
ROOSEVELT ELNOK

Minden egyeb haborus ese-
menynel nagyobb erdekl6des
varta a vilag, hogy a habo-
rura vonatkozolag nit fog
mondani az amerikai torveny-
hozas vi iilesszakanak az Egye
silt Allamok eln0ke, Franklin
Delano Roosevelt.
A nehezen vart eln0ki nyi-
latkozat kizar6lag a haboru.
val foglalkozott es lenyegeben
a kovetkez6ket mondta a tor.
venyhozoknak:
Az amerikai kormany meg
tesz mindent ARA, hogy a hely.
zetet megforditsa es vedekezes
helyett tamad6 hadjaratbs
menjen At a tengellyel szem.
ben. Ehhez 6riasi aranyu fel.
keszultseg szukseges. Ennel
erdekeben az eln0k 6hajtass
az, hogy az Egyesiilt Allamol
nepe 1942-ben Sc ezer millit
dollart forditson kizar6lag ha
borus celokra, tehat t0bbet
mint a nemzeti evi j0vedelen
felet. EFT a penzt ad6kb6l &
k0tvenyek kibocsatasab6l kel
beszerezni.
Roosevelt a k0vetkez6ket irts
el6 az 1942-ik eyre siirg6s do
log gyanant:
10000 repiil6gepet kell epi
teni egyetlen ev soran.
$4,000 harci tanket kell gyar
ltani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15

10000 legi tamadast elhari-
to agyut kell 1942-ben el6alli-
tani.
100000 tonna mennyisegii
hajot kell felepiteni.
Latszola; szeduletes nagy
szamok ezek, de mar ma is
ketsegtelen, hogy mindezt meg
lehet egy ev alatt csinalni es
mint Roosevelt mondta; meg
is fogja az Egyesiilt Allamok
elszant akarata csinalni.
Ez a legkozelebbi jov6 habo-
rus programme. Amig a hadi
termeles ezeket az aranyokat
el mem eri az Egyesiilt ALA
mokban, addig nagy sikereket
mem lehet remelni. Mikor azon-
ban EFT a termelesi pontot ell
erte az Egyesiilt Allamok, akkor
t0bbe mem allhatnak szembe a
tengely hatalmak a demokra-
ciakkal, inert a tuler6 olyan
nagy lesz, hogy a diadal elle-
milk biztositva van.
Az amerikai egyseg neveben
tuntet6 tapsvihar kiserte Roo.
sevelt fontosabb kijelenteseit
ami jelezte a vilagnak, de leg.
kivalobban az ellensegeknek
hogy a vegs6 leszamolast mem
kerilhetik el es az reajuk sui.
to lesz.
Roosevelt megmondta min.
den kerteles nelkll:
- Helybe fogjuk vinni a ma.
ziknak a haboru minden Dor.
zalmat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15
A LEGKEVESEBB
AMT TEHETijNK

A haboruban levo amerikai
nemzet polgari elemeinek szo-
lanak azok a nagyon komoly
tanacsok es utmutatasok, anne
lyek a kovetkez0keppen szola-
max:
Akarmit is csinalunk en-
mex a haborunak soran, ne en-
gedjuk magunkat az ellenseg
altal kapkcdo, elhamarkodott
lepesekbe ugratni.
Ne ijedjen meg senki akkor,
amikor a kilombozo harcterek-
rol esetleg kedvezotlen jelente-
SEX erkeznek, inert azok csak
atmenetiek.
Ne busuljunk nyomban, ha
ait halljuk, hogy valami val
sag t0rtent, inert EFT a habo-
rut mem kisebb csatak fogjak
veglegesen eldonteni.
Ne higyjunk ell mindenfele
kosza, szallingo hirt, hanem
varjuk meg a hiteles kormany
jelenteseket, amelyek az igazat
mondjak meg.
Ne keressiink minden habo-
rus intezkedesben hibakat csak
hajszalhasogatas kedveert es
inert nincsen esetleg okosabb
tennivalonk.
Ne vonjunk lie minden ese-
menybol k0vetkezteteseket,
inert a mai helyzetet a holnap
mar nagyon sokszor megval-
toztathatja.
Mindez azonban mem jelenti
AIT, hogy sz6las szabadsagunk
a jozansag hatarain belul a
legkisebb mertekben is korla-
tozva lenne.
Mindez mem jelenti ait, hogy
egyeni biztonsagunkra nezve
ne tehetn6nk meg mindenfele
jozan es el5relato ovo intezke-
dest.
Mindez mem jelenti ait, hogy
ne igyekezziink ARA, hogy q
tenyleges helyzet fel6l tiszts
kepet szerezziink 0nmagunk.
max.
Legyiink azonban mindie
merteket tartok es 6vatosak
Vegyik a dolgokat ugy, amint
azok j0nnek. Ne 0riiljunk es ne
essiink ketsegbe.
| ovakodjunk akar az egyeni
akar a t0rneg- -hiszteriat6l. e.
csinalja a nemzet bels6 elete.
ben a legnagyobb Is karokat
okoz6 veSzedelmet.
Ha biralgatnunk kell, tegyiil
AIT meg jobban, de csak akkor
amikor mar kell6 bizonyitekol
vannak ARA, hogy biralatunl
teljesen jogos, a tenyekre ia
maszkodik es akkor is vigyaz
zunk, hogy a nemzetvedelmi er
dekeket ne sertsiik.
j Fontos munkat kell vegez
mink. Ennek a munkanak 81
lkeret6l ftigg egyeni es mem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15

yeti j6letiink, szabadsagunk,
tehat abba vigyuk belle teljes
er6nket es kepessegiinket, hogy
a harcbd diadalmasan keriil-
junk XII.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15

Abraham Lincoln elnok a leg
jobb vezert, Grant tabornokot
megtalalta. A kerdes tehAt az,
hogy milyen gyorsan lehet
most felfedezni azokat a ma
gas rangu katonakat Amerika-
ban, akik kitiin6 hadvezerek
leSznek?
Ehhez lido kell es harcterek,
amelyeken XII lehet mutatni AIT
hogy mi lakozik a magas ram
gu katonatisztek koponyaia-
ban. Ketsegteleniil lesznek
olyan vezereink, akik mem val
max be, de az is bizonyos, hogy
lesznek kitiinoek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15
ARAkYASoK

korsZaknak, arnikOr Amerika-
ban az vi frontierokra is csak
arany vitte a kalandort. S mi
kor a kereskedelmi es ipari fej-
lodes hirtelen iramaban ipar-
bar6k es bankfeje jedelmek tucat
szamra szulettek naponkent.
A frontier, kil0nosen az
aranymez6kre vezetett frontier
jaratlan utai veszedelmesek vol
tax S mindent megerdemelt,
aki azokat megjarta.
A csalodott kalandorok, inert
hiszen az aranymezok0n mem
gazdagodott meg mindenki, a
civilizaciobol kimenekiilt gya-
nus elemek oft settenkedtek az
aranycampek k0zeleben S le-
csaptak azokra, akikt6l volt
NIT rabolni.
Es egy jo gunya, egy par
csizma eleg volt "a, hogy meg
oljek a gazdajat. Hat meg aki-
t6l lovat, szekeret, esetleg
aranyport vagy penzt lehetett
rabOlni.
Solt Peter sem uszta meg az
eletet baj nelkiil.
Egyszer csak a penzet, egy-
seer harom fogatat vettek Ell
t6le, de ez mem vette ell a ked-
vet sem a videkt6l, sem az liz
lett6l.
Maga a munka is nehez volt.
Neha derekig er6 no szakadt
ra es a fogataira utk0zben, ne
ha vihar erte, neha a sarban
az 0szverek alig tudtak mo-
zogni.
Az emberei annyiszor sz0k-
tex meg t6le, ahanyszor egy-
egy gazdag aranyleletr6l hirt
kaptak S akkoriban aranylaz
volt a nyugat minden zuga-
ban.
Fogadott embereit felfegyve-
rezte, hogy az utonalloktol
azok megvedjek, 6 maga mem
inert aludni, hogy a sajat en-
berei ne t0rjenek ra almaban.
S ha meggondoljuk, hogy
Solt akkor meg 1873 ewes
suhanc volt, akor megertjik,
hogy a benne lev6 vasakarat
kes6bb, j6val kes6bb, Amerika
egyik legnagyobb trusztjanak
az eln0ki szekeebe enelte.
Nevada City utan Silver Ci-
tybe ment, nem azert, hogy
nagyobb profitot, hanem hogy
kalandot es - tapasztalatot
szerezzen.
Hol az egyik, hol a mask
aranymez6t nezte meg, hol
iobban rnent neki, hol rosz-
szabbul, de a prospektorok
(aranyasok) csakhamar min
denfele ismertek, inert hiszen
azok is nyugtalan emberek vol
tax ha ma mem talaltak ara
nyat, holnap esetleg egy ujon-
nan felfedezett mez6re rohan-
tax.
Es ahogy Solt Peter sorra
nezte az aranycampeket es az
aranymez0ket, vizi6l voltak, ma
gyokat latott s messze el6re
neZeCC JOVODe.
A campeken mem nagyon
0riltek a szalonosok, mikor
egy-egy rakomannyal megje-
lent es arulni kezdte a porte
kat ajanlatokat kapott innen
is, oman is, hogy wholesale" ;"
ben, nagyban kereskedjek, ak
kor t6le veszik az italt a sZalo-
nok S mem fog veliik verse
nyezni, mem fogja a sajat ide-
jet azzal vesztegetni, hogy az
italt uvegenkent arulja.
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15
DEL AMERIKA
TANACSKOZASA

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Huszonhat orszag irta ala a
tengely hatalmak elleni sz0vet-
seget Washingtonban, de eek
soraban meg nincsenek oft a
delamerikai allamok.
K0rulbeIll ket het mulva, de
meg januar soran uInek ossze
Braziliaban, Rio de Janerio
varosaban a delamerikai ALA
mok k0vetei, illetve kiiligy-
miniszterei, hogy a Pan Ameri-
can Conference reszerol nyi-
latkozatot tegyenek ARA nezve,
milyen szerepet akarnak vinni
a mostani haboru soran.
Ez a tanacskozas lesz a pro-
ba es talan zar6kove annak a
kerdesnek, hogy a latin ameri-
kai allamokkal szemben sike-
res kiilpolitikat k0vetett-e ed
dig a nagy eszak amerikai koz-
tarsasag kormanya az utolso
tiz evben?
Ha Del Amerika allamai mem
csatlakoznak feltetlenul a ten
gely hatalmak ellensegeinek
soraba, ha csupan partatlan
semlegessegre hajlandok, akkor
az amerikai kulpolitika rossz
nyomon jart eddig es iranyt fog
valtoztatni.
Az Egyesiilt Allamok men,
csak a jo szomszedsag politi-
kajat hirdette, hanem a Mon
roe civ megszigoritasaval tel
jes felelosseget vallalt Del
Amerikaert is, hogy oft a ten
gely hatalraaknak semmit sc
fog engedni.
Ennek persze egyik feltetele
az, hogy a megvedelmezni
igert orszagok maguk is mu-
tassak meg, hogy ebben a We
delemben reszt akarnak VEN
nj. Nagyon kereseri lenne, ha
Del Amerike allamai AIT mon
danak, hogy mem hajlandok
egyutt miikodni Eszak Anne
rikava1, harem kulon utakon
akarnak jarni.
Macy jogunk van ARA, hogy
a legjobbat remeljuk. Az Egye-
silt Allamok megmutatta Del
Amerikaval szemben teljes jo-
indulatat, hanem abbol a dip
lomaciai elvbol indulva XII hogy
apro ajandekok tartjak fent a
baratsagot, most mar evek ota
meglehetosen tekintelyes anya-
gi aldozatokat hozott. Ezeknek
az ellenerteket most meg kell
KAPPA es ARA joggal szamit.
A Del Amerikaban lev6 al
lamok bizonyos resze maris
jelezte egy vagy mas forma-
ban, hogy jovojenek biztonsa-
gat csakis az Egyesult ALA
mokkal kapcsolatos szovetseg-
ben latja. Mas allamok meg
mindig felnek az eszaki szom-
SEED tulsagosan nagy erejet6l
es exert er6sen tartozkodobb az
allaspontjuk. Kul0n0sen Argen-
tina huzodozik, inert europai
piacait felti erosen.
Az EGYSEGES VEZETES
NEuEz KEpnEcC