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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

"The workers who halt pro-
duction might just as well go out
and shoot our boys In the army
and navy In the heart" 1t. Col.
Frank Murphy. who has just
finished three months Of active
army training. declared Satur-
day as he stopped briefly in
Detroit.
Looking bronzed and fit in his
uniform, Lieutenant Colonel
Murphy, who was en- route TO Har-
Dor Beach for a short vacation. re-
vealed he scaled down from ITO to
1873 pounds in his tank corps train
ing at Fort Benning.
Now on the reserve list. he viii
take a leave from the Supreme
Court bench for army service ii
guaranteed action on the fightinl
front"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Reports Required

He said that commercial, indus
trial and institutional establish
ments would be required to report
on the convertibility of their oil
furnaces when they register for
rations of fuel oil at a date which
has not yet been fixed.
In no event, he emphasized
whether it be a private home or
a large manufacturing plant, will
any establishment be eligible for
a fuel oil rationing if a new oil
burner or equipment converting
the furnace from other fuels To
fuel oil has been installed since
June /, 1912.
The census bureau reported that
91,565 homes in Michigan, or CT
per cent. use fuel oil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Condo Mast Dies

NEW YORK. Sept. 10 UNS).-
Condo Mast. nationally known
publisher. died here tonight at 68.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

fronting trespass upon our
home ground?
Apparently so, IL we are
las charged--equipping our
heroic fighters in the Aleutians
with antediluvian planes.
Apparently, too, some half
Americans do not care
much what happens to the
western half of this American
continent.
They do not realize that
you cannot have the smallpox
In one half of your body with
out 1t spreading to the other
half.
And you cannot have a
japanese plague In the great
and growing West and be
free of 1t In the original IS
states.
Experience sh ould teach
that.
When the japanese entered
the war, we all-Americans
and half-Americans as well
had tin i'm abundance, oil
I'm abun dance, rubber i'm
abundance - m ngan e s e,
chrome, nickel, iron--all that
nfyas needed for peaceful
= progress or successful war.
Who took much of these
essentials away from us?
Who possess them now in
very large part:
rs III the European Axis
or the Mongol hordes of
Japan:
Who have the gold and
the precious products of the
Philippines that once were
ours:
Who have the rubber of
Malaga, which formerly came
to US?
Who have three-fourths of
the tin Of the world?
Who have the oil fields
CONTINUED on Next Page, Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Building Greatest Army

"We're building the greatest
army the world has ever seem"
Lieutenant Colonel Murphy said.
sour generals are guys you see
around the field with a machine
gun on their backs and a knife
In the belts. They're young and
At. There's no place I'm our army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 tUP),
Apartment houses and CONNER
icial Industries and institutional es-
Establishments in the fuel oil ra'
tioning area which are capable Of
converting their furnaces to Goa
and fail to do so. will be denied
rations for heating purposes this
winter, the Office, of Price Admin.
istrator announced tonight.
Paul NJ. O'Leary, deputy OPA
director in charge of rationing,
said that large proportion OF
buildings, all heavy users of fuel
Oil, have furnaces that easily car
be converted to coal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

Sweetheart Thester Bar-392s 3rd
Continuous Entertainment. Shows.
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
New Hours
Start in Loop
On Sept. Is
Lock Up After 5:4s;
Six-MiIe Daily Walk
to Schools Near.

Six miles of victory walking
daily may soon be common thing
for 10000 Detroit intermediates
and high school pupils who have
been riding DSR buses and street
cars to classes, it was announced
Saturday. 49,
City Transportation Co-ordina-
tor Donald Slutz said that, eRec.
tive September %. downtown
stores will close not earlier than
I5:45 p. m. This action, he said.
was designed to distribute sDSR
loads more evenly and to eliminate
the heavy rush hour between S
and 6 p. m.
The late store closing hours and
the walk-to-school plan are q part
of Slutz' program to relieve BSR
congestion and to obtain peak
efficiency from public Transports
ton facilities.
Will Spread Traffic
There are approximately 1900
employees in downtown stores. BY
keeping the stores open Is niny
utes longer. they-and later Gus
tomers-will not be using the DSR
until after the peak of the evening
rush is over. This will spread out
traffic more and lessen the strain
on DSR equipment.
intermediate and high school
opening hours will also be stag-
Igered, Slutz announced, and War
rem E. Bow, superintendent q
schools, is now making a survey
on which the staggering will b.
based. Bows survey will also con-
tain plans to have all those living
fairly close to school walk.
Early survey results show that
about 5000 intermediate pupils
and $1,000 high school students
are using public transportation.
Bow speculated that most of these
and an undetermined number Of
technical and vocational school
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Gas Rdtions
Next Week,
LETTERS Hints
OPA TO Force Coal
Heat by Big Users
TO Save Fuel Oil

OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 10 CUP).-
William NJ. letters, the nation S
new rubber car. said today that
possibly" he would order nation
wide gasoline rationing by the end
of next week.
LETTERS said he probably would
issue his first orders based on the
of the Baruch committee.
letters minated that confisca-
ton of tires on civilian automo-
biles is a possibility.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
To Apoid Serfdom

Labor isn't fighting to keep
collective bargaining or the
benefits they've gained. They're
fighting to avoid serfdom.
Germany already has an
nounced that with victory will
come world labor pool, that
workers will 90 anywhere In the
world where needed.
THAT is why labor has got
to be in this fight. It's q ques-
ton of absolute serfdom. I'm
not being dramatic about that.
It's just cold facts.
"Any one who has seen our
army In the field realizes. that
our boys are the greatest fight
(Coufiuued nm Pare 10l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

themselves-from the generals
down.
I'VE can win, and nothing can
stop us except delay, indecision
and selfish interests. The people
have got to be willing to give up
everything - gas, tires, every
thing IL we want to win. OF
course, IL we don't, it's another
matter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Editorial
GREAT any well
m Gaming Americans

a GREAT many well
~ meaning Americans
who live In the Is
original states, and cannot see
farther West than the Hud-
son River, think that the only
menace to this country Of
ours Is the European Axis.
Germany and Italy - Bull
garia and Rumania, Latyia,
Esthonia, Lithuania and Fin
land-are bad enough, Lord
knows; but what have they
done to us worse than Japan
had done? What can they do
as evil, as vicious, as Infamous
las the Japanese will do:
Have they ever done any
thing as injurious to the well
fare of our nation, as dis
astrous to our naval and
military forces, as destructive
to our supplies and resources,
as constructive to our terrain,
as threatening to- our lives
and liberties and to our whole
occidental civilization, as the
japanese are DOING DAILY?
Have We forgotten Pearl
Harbor--that we urge others
to remember?
Have we forgotten the lost
Philippines--the lost lands,
the lost resources, the lost
national prestige, the lost
people who trusted In our
pledges and our capacity to
fulfill them, In our power
AND our intelligence?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Murphy Says Strikes
Cost Soldiers Lives
Victory Endangered by stoppase,
Juris+ Declares; Here on Leave

for men who can't take care
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

CONTINUED on Next Page. Col. 81
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-01-23
Birthday Dinner
At Jameson Home

Mr.. and Mrs. F. p Jameson
were hosts at a triple-birthday din
ner in their home on Sunday Those
whose birthdays were being cele-
brated were Mrs. Jamieson's
mother. Mrs. A. T. Cotton OF Flor
ence. her great granddaughter Jean
Allen Vallandingham of Florence
and Mr.. Jameson.
A large birthday cake replete
with candles formed the high light
of the dinner.
Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdames NJ. H. Grossmiller OF
Coolidge. Ben Thum. f. O. Devine,
Jim Vallandingham, children Jean
and Jimmy. and Mrs. Cotton all of
Florence. Mrs. r. V. Clark of New
Mexico and Dave Hood of Globe.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-01-23
Mrs. Golden Is
Guest OF Honor
At Tuesday Tea

Mrs 4. Culver Golden OF Brook
lue. Massachusetts,. was guest of
honor az a tea given by her daugh-
ter-inlaw Mrs. Joe Golden in her
home on Tuesday afternoon.
4 blue and white color scheme
vas attractively carried out in tea
table appointments and note OF
gayety was added by flowers in
complimentary shades.
Mrs Golden. who arrived last
week. viii be here for an indefinite
stay.
Guests We're Mesdames G. H
Walker. Louis Gastellum. Parke
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-01-23
Mrs. Smith Hostess

A group of friends met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. N G. Muir
ray Friday night for pot luck din
ner and an evening of cards with
Mrs. Harvey Smith, the Murrays
daughter, hostess.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Loucks, Mr.. and Mrs. w. R.
Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Talla,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Wells, and Mr..
and Mrs. Murray.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-01-23
Union High School.

Union High School.
The bride wore a dress of white
sharkskin with white accessories
and a corsage OF shell-pink carna-
tions.
Those who witnessed the cere-
money were the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Abbott and Mrs.
Ted Moore. the groom's sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Bower will make
their home in Coolidge where he
is employed with the Dixie Oil
Company.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-01-23
AnderSOn-BOWer
Exchange Vows In
Quiet Ceremony

Miss Oracle Combs Anderson and
j. l.. Bower were married in a
simple wedding ceremony witness
ed only by members of the family
and close friends Thursday night
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Adkins. The Reverend j. n Camp
bell. pastor OF the First Baptist
church of Coolidge. performed the
ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
c. N. Anderson and attended Coo
lidge Union High School. The
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
r. l.. Bower and attended Florence
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-01-23

Soule T. c. Gipe. a. T. Bicknell.
F. A. Chrisman c. A. Richey. Ray
Lindemann. Matt y. Dodge, Charlie
Steen. Art Thomas Ben Arnold.
AnciI Taylor. F. r. Stonehocker
and daughter Oralie. c. f. Ripley.
Jerome c. Miller OF Santa Fe. New
Mexico. John Reshoft OF Santa Fe
New Mexico. and A. q. Hupfel.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-01-23

. Mrs. George Cullumber and Mrs.
John Skrla left Tuesday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Neese and
daughter Sandra Kay in Douglas.
They plan to return tomorrow
Mrs. Neese and Mrs. Cullumber are
Mrs. Skrla's daughters.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-01-23
Chapmans Honored

A surprise gift shower was given
for Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chapman
in honor Of their 9Th wedding ami
versary on Monday night at Trini-
ty Tabernacle by group of their
friends.
Following presentation Of the
gifts refreshments were served.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-01-23

Ben 10 Cohen, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Cohen, is recovering
from the measles. He developed
them soon after his mother left for
Texas. Mrs. Cohen is expected to
return tomorrow.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-01-23
Birthday Party

Mrs. Willard Autrey entertained
with a party for her son Billie on
his first birthday Wednesday after
noon. Balloons were used as deco
rations and boxes of animal crack
ers were favors. Mrs. Autrey took
pictures of the children while
they played.
Guests were 10 Nell McEuen.
Mickey Cagalj. Myrna Delgado,
Dorothy Fuller and their mothers
Mrs. Carlos Delgado. Mrs. Mitchell
Cagalj and Mrs. j. n. McEuen.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-01-23

o Ray McEuen. who has been seri-
ously i'll in a hospital at Stafford
is reported to be improving. He is
a former Coolidge resident and the
brother OF Earl McEuen.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-01-23

Y d dd play mpt in
:
for Quick E
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-22
CYENGE PR0FETAK V0LTAK

sajat feszker6 szivesen besz ember es foeg
olyankor aikor szepet, ot tekintelyt emeot mem
mondhat roa Mines azonban emm agadnivao ebben hogy
mi ujsagrok vagyunk profeak amt trunk, csak
a feltevesenknek vszhangja Tevedne tehat ak usg
ckkekre alapitana nezetet inert ha ok eves ak
kor teves okozat is ..
A 'Look" cimU arnerkai hetiap negy nagy tekinteyu
amerkai ujsagot kerdezett meg hogy ke6 tiszeet ee
neben mondjak meg, NIT hoz maid rank mostan 1942k
esztend6 kerdese megkerdezett es nagyon teinteyes
ujsagr6k meg november vegen eeek es az6ta kdert
lux hogy myen miyen capniva6an 6sok
pr6fetak
Raymond Gram Swing, Raymond Capper, Elmer Davis
es H. c. Kaltenborn voltak azok usagr6k vagy radio
kommentatorok akiket lap megkerdezett Mndegyk jog
gal azza hogy ckkeket naponta legaabb szaz
amerkai ujsag KOHL tehat sulya ke legyen szavuknak
Lassuk hat hogy november vegen mkent j6solgattak
teinteyeknek tarott busasan zetet amerikai u
sagirok?
mondta egyk nagyon bator es ellentmondast
ttir6 hangon:
Japan elvesztette kezdenenyezes ereet es egesz
Azsat egy birodaomba ogla6 aom meghiust Japan mem
fogja meni megamadn Angat Oroszorszagot es Egye
silt Anamokat.
AIT irta joslas gyanant jees Raymond Clapper:
Japant vegleg megszoritja gazdasagi nyonas Kina
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-22

tamadasba fog atnenn Az Egyesu Allamoknak lesz
haboruja Csendes tengeren
AIT j6solta radio Macy komnentatora, Kaltenborn:
Ha haborura keriilne Csendes tengeren sor, Japan
gyorsan es d0nt6en lenne legazova.
Wing ujsagir6, ak mar hallott valamt jov6 fel6l,
EFT irta:
Anerkanak ke maid teljes erejet hasznalja.
haborut rnegnyer es befejez december honap soran
Es vegul akadt egy, aki ICY latta dolgokat
Marad mnden arnint Kina gondot fog okozni to-
vabbra is Japannak Japan szen gondot fog ooz Anne
rikanak.
Mndezek feltevesek es josasok teveseknek bizonyua
jeles usagrok f6eg aro elem szabayro feedkezte
meg:
- sohase szabad az ellenseg erejet lebecsiln
Most mar tudjuk hogy hosszu es eros szik
segink amg vegeges gy6zeeig eljutunk ekintelyek
esznek gy6ztes neze Ez azonban olyan vagos hogy
hez josasra volt szukseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-22
H FIzESSEN AZ ECYENRUHAERT?

szovetsegi hadugymniszter kere szovetseg tor
venyhozokat hogy adanak eszere korbe 2500O dollar
aib6 szogalatba vono artaekos tiszeknek egyenuhat
vasarohasson hadugyminszter vasarolja maid
egyenruaka bizonyos osszeget ad mnden tisz
nek aki azutan szabohoz es allamk0segen ut
egyenruhahoz
Annyira termeszetes gondolat e. hogy kozveemenyt
csak 0sszeg szereny volta epte meg hszen mai ha
el6keses melett ugy tint fel mint ha tisz
ruhara sokkal tobb penz kelene
torvenyhozo urak akk millokkal egeszen fees
leges ceokra csakugy doaoztak fennakadak s ke
kereken ot ora hosszat vatkoztak feee hogy
megadjak-e kert penz vagy sem? Veg ugy dontottek
hogy meg egy deig es egye6re
iratok koze tettek javaslatot. H5
Ennek - amint az okosabb torvenyhozok mondtak -
lett kovetkezmenye hogy gen sok taralekos zt ados
sagoba keveredett egyenrha Matt Masok draga k0l
csonok utjan jutottak egyenruhahoz ameyben
rkai hazat, nepet es koztk torvenyhozokat is vedel
mezik
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-22
SOK KlCSI |CEN SOKRA MECY

vegigutottuk amerika magyar nyev apok hasabjat
es nagyjaban osszeszamouk hogy mennyit is adot
rikai magyarsag gyues soran mintegy bevezetes
gyalant Voros Kereszt mozgalomra?
Mines semmi szegyenkeznvalonk Anelkul, hogy valam1
nagy dobveres lett anek hogy reszetes cred
menyekr6l lehetet volna mars szamoln megeegedet
oronmel attuk, hogy eddigi tehat az atmened kmu
tatasok szernt tobb mint haincezer dollar magyar penz
utott voros Keresz Egyesle k0zpont penztaraba.
Ebben kimutatasban csak azok teteek szerepeltek
aeyek egye egyhazi vagy magyar gytesekbol eredtek
belefogalva penz amt gen sok magyar gyar
unkaheyen zetekben vagy magyarok altal eszkoz0
gyujtesek utjan juttatott ell rendelteesi helyere.
Ha 0sszevetnenk mnden adomary akkor ebrednenk
hogy ameka magyarsag szazezer doat eghalado osz
szegge ault Vor0s Kereszt aaphoz gazan hogy
hataas osszeget lehet avuna es dics6segnkre
0sszegben k0nyveltet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-22
III ID M u ID
S ere a munkara az auto
magnas kivaloan alkalmas.

is ere a munkara az auto
mag1as kivaloan alkalmas.
Willkie allit6lag mem fogad-
TIA el AIT a megbizast, amt az
etn0k Xxi, akart osztani a sza-
mara, hogy 6 legyen a d0nt6
bir6 yitas munkas-iigyekben
EFT az allast a volt eln0kjel0lt
ugy latszik kevesli.
A aemzeh egyseg megszilar-
ditasAt celozta az a megbizas,
amt a kormany Lindberghnek
adott a multi heten, aki civil
min6segben a reptiles teren XII
serleti munkat fog yegezni,
amihez kivaloan ert.
Lassan rnindenki megkapja
a nemzetvedelemben at a sze
repet, amire a legalkalmasabb,
S nehany h6nap alatt csodakat
kell ennek a nemzetnek mu-
tatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-22

ARA szamithat Amerika min
den kisj0vedelmii polgara,
hogy keresetenek 25-35 sza-
zaleka elmegy valamilyen for
maban adora.
Egyel6re ARA sem akarnak a
kongresszus tagjai gonodlni,
hogy korlatozzak a jovedelmet,
vagyis hogy bizonyos jovede-
lem felett vegyenek el min
dent adoba, ahogy ait Anglia
ban megteszik, ahol minden
polgar legfeljebb $500 dollart
tarthat meg evente.
A GAZDASAGI
ELET
fokmer6je meg mindig az
ertekt6zsde, amely mem var sok
j6t a j0v6t6l.
Azok a Macy vallalatok, anne
lyek haborus rendelkezeseken
fognak dolgozni, jelenleg XII
tun6en keresnek, de a resi-
venyeik naponta lejjebb csusz-
max a t6zsdeken. Valosziniileg
azert, inert attol tart a k0z0n-
seq, hogy a j0vedelmet maid
mem teljes egeszeben elveszik
adoba. -
Azok k0ziil a vallalatok k0-
ziil, amelyek a nemzetvedelmi
munkara atszerel6dni mem tud
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-22
EBBEN A
PILLANATBAN UGY

latszik, hogy a munkaberek
rendszeres, hetenkent valo meg
adoztatasatol er6sen huzodik a
kongresszus tobbsege, es lehet-
seges, hogy AIT inkabb egy
eros fogyasztasi adoval fog
jak potolni.
Bizonvos ezzel szemben, hogy
a Social Security jarulekat
erosen fel fogjak ugy a munka-
ado, mint a munkas reszer6l
emelni. Ezzel szemben viszont
$40 van rola, hogy a munkat-
lansagi segelyt sz0vetsegi hoz-
zajarulassal szinten emeljek a
munkajat-vesztett munkasnak.
voltakepen mindegy, hogy
milyen ad6-rendszert fognak
behozni, inert egesz nyugodtan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-22
Az ELMULT
HET SOK

keseru meglepetest hozott az
amerikai polgarnak. Ameny-
nyire megnyugtat6, hogy a fiji
lop szigeteket (Phillipino) a ja-
panok meg mem tudtak ell
venni, amire pedig el van es el
volt a nemzet kesziilve, any
nyira fajdalmas, hogy a tavol-
kelet tobbi frontjan allando
visszavonulast es veressget kell
az Egyesilet Nemzeteknek
szenvedni.
Kar es bin lenne titkolni,
hogy Singapore sorsa er6sen
ketseges, hogy annak eleste
sokkal sulyosabb k0vetkezme-
nyeket hozhat magaval, amint
amt ma az atlagos amerikai
polgar belathat.
Ha Singapore elvesz, nem-
csak a legertekesebb nyersanya-
gok lesznek elzarva el6lunk,
de megt0rtenhetik, hogy Aus
tralia es New iceland is lie
lesznek a koz0s frontrol kap-
csolva, SGT ha Hitler esetleg a
| jov0ben a Suezi csatornat ell
venne, akkor k0z0s frontja
lenne Japannal. Mindezek
messze lehet6segek, de mind
ezekiel szamolni kell, ha Singa
poret elvesztjtik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-22
JAPAN HIGH SCHOOL
TANUL0K.

tehat Amerika teriileten szu-
letett es nevelkedett amerikai
polgarok adtak a jelzeseket de-
cember Ten a tamado japa-
noknak, S ha alkalom kinalko-
xix ra, meg fogjak AIT tenni a
j0v6ben.
S ez a nemzet olyan k0ny-
nyelmuen liberals, hogy a ja-
panok eltavolitasara meg ma
sem gondolnak. A Hawaii szi-
geteken Ok vannak t0bbsegben,
az ellen0rzesiik oft lehetetlen,
es senki feher enber a vilagon
soha megitelni mem tudja,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-22
UGY A MI
| NAVYNK ES

ropul6ink mint a hollandok
es az angolok h6siesseggel har-
colnak es a japanok minden
talpalatnyi foldert nagyon dra-
ga arat fizetnek, de - Ok ott-
hon vannak, a mieink pedig az
igazi hadi bazist6l nyolcezer
mertf0ldnyire harcolnak.
K0zben a japanok az eddig
elfoglalt phillippini terileteken
epen olyan brutalls uralmat
vezetnek be, mint a nazik az
altaluk megszallt orszagokban,
S amint amilyent a japanok XII
naban mar megszoktak.
A phillippin6k, akik mindig
szabadulni akartak ettol a mem
zettol MOST husegesek hoz-
zank, inert most eszlelik, hogy
NIT jelentene nekik a szadad-
sag, ha mi ait a jovoben mem
vednenk.
Ma mar azzal is szamolni
kell Amerikanak, hogy a ha-
talmas Hawii eroditesek is SUI
II lyos tamadasoknak lesznek XII
teve, bar a sziget majdnem
bevehetetlen, allandoan gon-
dodni kell az oft lako szaz0tven
ezer japanra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-22
AMIG BELUL
ILYEN

rohamlepesekben rendezi az
eln0k a termeles szenajat, kill
politikai teren is hasonlo iram-
ban dolgoznak. - Rio de ia
neiroban Welles allamtitkar
ARA t0rekszik, hogy Amerika
minden nemzete szakitsa meg
az erintkezest a tengellyel.
Ennek rlemcsak erk0lcsi
eredmenye lenne, hanem az is,
hogy a nazi es fascista iigy-
n0k0ket es meregkever6ket
megbenitanak minden anne
rikai orszagban, S hogy sehon-
nan nNersanyagot a tengely
mem kapna.
Argentina es Chile a konfe-
rencia elejen huzodoztak ilyen
egyseges lepest6l, de a het ele-
jen remeny van "a, hogy Ok is
egyuttesen fognak az anne
rikal nemzetekkel eljarni.
Ugyancsak a multi heten
hoztak nyilvanossagra, hogy
Mexicoval kOzos bizottsagot
kiildiink XII, hogy az a ket
nemzet vedelmet ellassa.
Az eddigi csalodasok tehat
- barha azok fajdalmasak -
ne csuggesszenek el senkit
inert ez a nemzet mem alSzik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-22
SOK JOGOS
KRITIKA ERTE

az eln0kot, aki azonban va
losziniileg azert kesett, inert a
megfelelo boszt meg akarta
talalni. A multi heten ez meg
tortent, S ma egyetlen b6sz ke-
zeben 0sszpontosul minden va
sarlaS. t1s --..-. ..~
s Nelson, fel van "a hatal-
mazva, hogy a szallitasok ut
jabol minden elkepzelheto aka
dalyt ellokjon. Rendelhet, ahol
akar. Elvehet )gyarakat, at
helyezhet munkasokat, atveheti
a nyersanyagokat, akarhol ia
lalja, szoval meg van mindaz
a hatalma, ami a hadiszerek
gyartasahoz es szallitasahoz
szikseges. IL"
Ezutan a hadsereg bevasar-
loi mem versenyezhetnek a
navy bevasarlo bizottsagaval,
a gyaros mem vitatkozhatik a
munkassal, hogy azutan eel
nelkul egymast okoljak. Egyet-
len ember kezeben van min
den leteve, de most mar AIT is
tudja mindenki, hogy az Erred.
MENYERT XII fog felelni a
nemzetnek. :
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-22

ben szolgalo flank mennyit
fognak a vilag minden ta-
jara sz6rt harctereken szen-
vedni.
Az ado-ugyek targyalasanak
a megkezdese huzodik, inert
eloszor a k0ltsegvetest akarjak
targyalni, inert, az vi ado
javaslatokkal meg maya a penz
igyminiszter sincs egeszen tisz-
taban.