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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

UIINITE and serve" Is the
" motto of the junior auxil-
larry of the Crosse Pointe
AWVS, organized a few days
ago.
The membership includes
girls from the ninth to twelfth
grade.
A meeting Is scheduled for
Thursday at 1890 a. m at the
Pierce High School to make
arrangements for courses in
first aid and instruction to train
members to be nursery school
aides and hospital assistants.
Members also will do yolun-
teer clerical work and assist In
the salvage campaign. for which
they are forming a bicycle
brigade.
Two representatives from each
school compose the board Of
directors.
Pecly Mcmahon OF the Crosse
Pointe Country Day Is presi-
dent. Other officers are: Peggy
Ernie of the Crosse Pointe High
School, vice president; Marjorie
Kolfleish of the Pierce High
school, secretary; Darlene
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Fix II Class
Will Start
7 tuesday

AS PART of a conservation
"A program planned for the
duration by the A eri C a n
Women's Voluntary Services, a
FIX it" course for housewives
will start Tuesday evening at
the Highland Park Young
Women's Christian Association
Building.
1t will cover repairs to vacuum
cleaners, frayed wiring, electri-
cal socket connections, replacing
washers, keeping drain traps
open, and simple carpentry.
The instructor will be Gun
ham Golson of the engineering
department of the Chrysler Cor
poration.
The class will be from z to 9
o'clock. The course will con-
tinue for three weeks with six
sessions, on Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

WAR work has Its lighter side.
w The nurses aides, for In
stance, have amusing expert
ences.
Mrs. Traver Clinton Smith,
the former Helen O'Dell, one
morning just before her recent
wedding. as part Of her volun-
teer hospital work was admin
istering TO a man patient and
noticed that the man in the bed
next to him was smiling.
She asked him the reason for
his levity.
You are one Of the little
O'DeIl girls" he said. I've
known you since you were
knee high"
~Where have you known me ?"
the postdeb inquired.
~Oh, nc the Country Club"
the man replied. I've been q
waiter there for 20 years."
Cross Section
The total number Of All
nurses aides graduated is a
cross section Of Detroit woman
hood, including many postdebS,
q large number OF housewives
with sons in the armed forces
and young wives whose hus-
bands are In the services.
II Is a service that has an
appeal for many club women.
Among recent graduates are
Mrs. Fred Fricke of the Strath-
more Faculty Club; Mrs. Cor
dcu c. Graham, representing the
Stratmrore Woman's Club; Mrs.
Louis Anderson of the Fisher
sy~ Mothers Club; Mrs. Vir-
Ytnia Faulks, active in the Rose
dale Park Woman's Club and
Twentieth Century Club; Mrs.
William J. Bayer OF the Women's
City Club; Mrs. Edward Dowdle
Of the Catholic Study Club; Mrs.
Dorothy Torrey Of the Eastern
Star and Mrs. Joseph M. Bean
Of Young Women's Mizrachi.
Mrs. Frank Hartman, r. N,
lmezDber Of the Women's Aux
HAIRY of the Wayne County
Medical Society. beginning July
], viii be q volunteer instruc-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Gard Fete Planned
By Altar Society

THIS SUNDAY, st. Charles
Altar Society is sponsoring an
evening card party at the Com
munity Center at BIS p. m.
Table and door prizes will be
awarded and refreshments will
be served.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
ldmm in ia, 1LJ, 1l,e, Hides Have Amusing Experience,
Unite and Serve Motto
OF Crosse Pointe Juniors

Brink Of the Crosse Pointe High,
treasurer. The Sacred Heart
Convent of Crosse Rointe and
Liggett School have not yet
signed up.
Crosse Pointe branch Of the
AWVS Is looking for volun-
teers qualified to teach the
physical fitness course. They
are asked TO communicate with
Mrs. Andrew Hotchkiss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

Inc CluD ID DSlIiB dSSlStcu W
the permanent entertainment
committee of / viii Do My
Best.
Juris+s Plan Party
For the benefit Of 1 Win
Do My Best the Jurists' Asso-
citation win give a card party
June %, at s o'clock, at / Win
Do My Best headquarters.
The mothers division, on
Tuesday evening at Z O'Clock,
will meet to hear an address by
Capt. Ward M. Estes. and,
through the courtesy Of Col.
Joseph Bachus, to see movies OF
the army.
And on Friday this group will
sew and knit all day, starting at
1920 a. m, for the Red Cross.
Each member viii take her own
lunch.
The women's division. on
June ~, will give a bridge
luncheon at 1890 o'clock In the
auditorium Of the Ernst Kern
store.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Marine Auxiliary
Plans Card Party

DETROIT UNIT, No. 1, Ma
rine Corps League Auxiliary.
will give a luncheon and card
party Thursday, at 1890 p. m,
at the Women's Guild headquar-
tiers in the Metropolitan Build
ing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Fathers to Help

AS this will be Fathers Day,
some of the husbands of MEM
bers who have sons in the armed
forces will assist in entertain
ing.
Maxine Inghram, president OF
the club, and other members
will be hoStesSeS.
Refreshments-always an i'm
portant feature at these parties
are being taken care of by
Florence Wozniak, Christine
Nicholson and an able commit
tee.
Marie Raka is general chair
man. Ivy Dobbie is publicizing
the event.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
| Will Do Ny Best Plans
Ga as for Servicemen

r WILL Do My Best head
= quarters on Washington
boulevard during the next week
will be the scene of galas for
servicemen and to raise money
for the war effort, also Of Red
Cross activities of the women's
division.
Detroit Dental Assistants So
ciety, June Fl, from 3 to 10
o'clock, will sponsor an open
house" frolic for serivcemen, the
second in the series to be given
by women's organizations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Postdebs, Housewives
Big Help in Hospitals
By MINNIE CAGE

tor OF nurses aides, assisting
the one paid instructor,
Mrs. Carl b. Grawn. former
president of the Women's City
Club, is chairman of Volunteer
Hospital Nurses Aid Training.
assisted by a professional and a
lay committee.
Among those on the latter
are Mrs. Hartman. Mrs. Frank
Couzens, active in the League
Of Catholic Women; Mrs. Ray
mond Anderson. a former presi-
dent OF the City Club. and Mrs.
John Noyes Failing, head OF the
Victory Aides.
Need More Aides
There is n great need for
more nurses aides" said Mrs.
Grawn. THE hospitals are short
handed on Sundays, Saturday
evenings and every morning
from 8 o'clock until noon"
The nurses aid course of train
ing Is 80 hours over a period OF
six weeks. Graduates are ex-
pected to give a minimum of %
hours a month. The age limit is
is to SO. A high. school educa-
ton or its equivalent Is required.
Registrations are taken at the
Red Cross headquarters and at
the OCD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
To Open Summer Home

MR.. AND MRS. DOUGLAS
F. ROBY will open their summer
home at Pointe-aux-Barques at
the end of June.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

itsch and l continued to thrive in Each day Max
Renhardt came back stage with new and thrilling
praise
remember the day he rushed into my dress
ng-room, crying
"pola. have some great news for YOU! UFA,
which as you know is one of the most powerful mo-
ton picture companies on the continent wants
you
They want me? For motion pictures?' I
gasped ..
means that we are TO lose you, he said Then he
added thoughtfuly II predict that YOU will go far
They plan to film the life of Madame Du Barry and
they want you to play the lead You'll be excellent
as Du Barry
Emil rushed in to congratulate me. Then,
Ernst.
We're going to UFA with you" they cried to-
gether.
u predict" said Max Reinhardt that they will
make director of you, Ernst You'll make a great
one Pola will become a word-famous star. Put
ting his hand on Emils arm, You three will win
Hollywood fame
Ut is gratifying to note here that Max Rein
hardts predictions all came true We all went 20
Hollywood and to the heights Ernst is today one
of TIollvwoods greatest directors
That night Max Reinhardt gave a supper for
in celebration. And as we sat at a rlngsde table
in a musc-filled ROOM felt my heart lifting De-
pressing memories were no longer sitting me as
we lifted our glasses in a toast TO each other and
TO our future
"To a new career-and a new life' | said.
Buoyed with confidence and hope the following
day went to my husband.
"Our marriage was mistake from the begin
ming told him. I'm sorry for all the anxiety I've
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

which he must help me keep. I tired 20 tell him
What all this meant TO me-that II was the greatest
|acrifice | had ever made
| mailed the letter and went TO the theatre,
where all through the performance Emil Jannings
nd Ernst Lubitsch were bafflcd and mystfied that
could be SO depressed during our tremendous
|uccess..
could not explain TO hem that no matter what
|cene what emotion had TO portray the face of
he man / loved and was giving up haunted me.
But | knew that could not go on. Twas too i'll to
york.
After the last act that night gave my notice.
Max Rcnhardt came TO my dressing room after
he show and although he was distressed he held
ny hand and said in his kind voice
Come back the first day you are able, Pola, l
ave great plans for you
| tried 10 tell him how grateful | was for his
understanding and | always felt he understood far
more than was able to put into words.
| left for Switzerland and did not return for
everal weeks.
EOR months afterwards l existed in a new kind
u of bewilderment. threw myself more deeply
han ever into work When was not working AZ
he Reinhardt theatre, | was studying. / studied
culpture under pupil of the world-famous Rodin.
Ayned TO design my own clothes. began study
English grammar and was tutorod by Scotch
nan.
l did so many things TO occupy my mind. to
plot against the time when my own thoughts
would take over
The Renhardt theatre was an exciting place
Rose DAYS Producers directors actors and man
he pantomimc which Emil Jannings, Ernst Lub-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
cu1vra sesv,ct

y
you know now, as l knew right from the start that
we can never find happiness together.
You ire right was a mistake I no longer
wish to stand in your way. Then. I've added, I
only hope that You Will never regret
Our parting was friendly and poised. then
took the necessary steps for the divorce
I had no idea then that my complete financial
independence was close but it was not very long
before | was worth millions anl had home IN
Beverly Hills, California which c9St S223OOO and
my Jewels, which We're WOrld-fanNus-al bought
with my own earnings.
But independence and wealth and even inter
national fame did not then and never have salts
fled the longing IN my heart.
Fate has always interfered on the eve of my
happiness
Everything did not go as smoothly in my ca
reer as | would like TO say It did. Yet. this was
to be expected
/ was soon convinced when | began training
for work in pictures that l was not strong enough
90 continue stage work at night as ! had been
doing
I soon signed a ong-term contract with UFA
and gave full concentration to the studio. 1t coy
cred and its great buildings of modern design
had every convenience, which | was some day to
learn had been copied in detail from Hollywood
My dressing room was decorated all IN white
1t was a show place with walls of mirrors and rows
of lights from floor TO ceiling, and numerous
closets for clothes The first day in my new dress
mg-room l engaged French maid for my out-of
the-studo lfc-dcterminng to live as DANGEROUSLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

ting, but most effective-and this was the begin
ming of the white-and-back mask for which l be-
came famous. The beginning of the beauty-mark
fad, copied by women who used bits of black plas-
ter The sophisticated women Of America and
Europe still copy this unshadowed-face makeup
which has been successful on the screen for Mar
lene Dietrich and Greta Carlo and many others. The
fad | started through vanity and stubbonness.
Night and day | worked in the making of Du
Barry's life under the title of Passion and which
Ernst Lubitsch directed Naturally, it was silent,
talkes had not come in-but il left no emotion
uneXpressed and little unsaid It took three months
20 film il and was ten reels long after the cutting,
- HE premiere took place IN the UFA Palace the
largest theatre in Europe at that time-an1
this occasion marked the opening night of the
Palace, with its 1000 red-push and gilt seats.
1t was a -to-be-forgotten night in many
ways for me. Chanel, the popular French dress
maker made the back-velvet gown l wore, fash
toned in the Du Barry manner l wore with 1t
costly ermine wrap
My box, near the stage, was decorated with
hundreds of fresh flowers. Emil Jannings who
also starred in the picture, and Ernst Lubitsch,
the director, and the supporting cast occupied the
box with me.
Ny heart s God still as 1 sat there that night
and looked out over the carefuly-seected audience
filled with celebrities from the amusement social
and political worlds
Some Of the most distinguished personalities
Continued on Page IL
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

off the stage as on. Dozens of cos
tunes were being made for me as the
extravagant Du Barry. But Du Barry
was to be no more glamorous than
Pola Negri.
was bubbling with excitement and
appeared with full stage makeup
sun-tan, grease paint, and bright red
cheeks and lips-the day the cameras
were TO focus on me. Even though L
had been told to wear no makeup for
pictures!
You should wear no makeup,
Miss Negri,' the camera man said, and
did not start working. Didn't they
tell you?"
Eyes, but l look better this way.
In answer he started grinding the
cameras.
That night when 1 saw the rushes
of me l almost died.
The grease paint had filmed brown.
The rouge, black Every shot of me
had to be retaken and the days work
was wasted!
I discovered all my makeup had
been removed from my dressing room
the following day. But still l could not
believe that woman could look right
without makeup, even in films. Re
CARELESS Of what had happened used
makeup again, and had to use the only
things available-putting white talcum
on my face and marking my brows anG
lashes with a charred match. There y
a natural mole at the corner Of my lett
eve and l accentuated this with the
burnt match.
The camera man gave me an odd
look when l appeared on the set, but
went to work
When the rushes were shown that
night-everyone was surprised again
This time-favorably
I was all white and black. The
white powder and burnt matches had
done the trick. The result was star
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19
JON MAR
A ACUKORKARTYA

A sep $40, a jo $40, a ker6
$40 mem hasznalt, tehat jon
mex a kemenyebb eszAozok es
par heten beliil csakis engedely
elleneben vehetiink maid cuk-
rot Amerikaban.
Tizenket uncia lesz minden
egyes emberre a heti mer-
tex. Ennel tobbet mem kap-
hat es mem fogyaszthat. De
ez eppen eleg is. Europaban
a harcban levo nemzetek pol
garai ennek csak felet kapjak,
ha kapjak es mem erik a t0bb
cukor hianyat. Mi is leszo-
kunk maid az edes szajrol 6s
kevesebb bajunk lesz azutan a
fogak romlasaval
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19

tam iilessel es halasan fogadta udvarias-
sagomat.
Rezs6 ur AIT mondta, hogy 0n6k
fontos ugyben 6hajtananak velem be-
szelni
Petion intett Rezs6nek mire ez be-
csukta az ajtot. Estella megijedt kisse, de
aztan ram esven tekintete, megnyugodni
latszott
- Kisasszony - monda Petion
barha olyan dologrol 6hajtunk 6nnel be-
szelgetni, amely a legnagyobb fontoss&g-
gal bir 0nre nezve, de dolog olyan rend-
kiviili, borzaszt6 es csaknem hihetetlen,
hogy AIT sem tudom, hogyan kezdjek belle.
Mivel Estella e szavaknal elsapadt, Ga,
hogy megnyugtassam, gyorsan hozzatet-
tenn:
Biztosithatom kisasszony, hogy
csak az nagy tisztelet, mellyel On irAnt
viseltetunk, brit arra hogy 0nnek allkal-
matlankodjunk
Bar area elarulta n0vekv6 nyugta-
lansag erzetet megis higgadtan es mel
tosagteljesen ICY valaszolt:
- Mem ertem, mir6l beszelnek 0n6k,
VI oA11. xAAC SCA4 oAOOAAA, AAAAOAO VOoAOAyA AOA
lehet $40. Nagyon kerem tehat 0n0ket, be-
szeljenek vilagosabban.
- Ugy tapasztalom, hogy on felis-
merte Henri baratomat = mondA Petion.
Estella elpirult
Ha mem tevedek monde balkan
cz az ur ugyanaz, aki nehany nap
el6tt megmentette egy szegeny koldusnak
eletet es kierdemelt biintetesben reszesi-
tette szemtelen kocsisunkat
- Szot sem erdemel - valaszoltam -
ha az csekely szolgalat, melyet 0nnek
tettem, erdemes volna is k0sz0netre, ell
ismero szavai szazszorosan megjutalmaz-
max erte.
- Kepzelheti kisasszony - vette most
ujbol at szot Petion - hogy baratom-
ban azon bizonyos kaland utan nagyon
elenk volt vagy, hogy ont viszontlat-
hasa.
Estella elpirult es lesutotte tekintetet.
Petion pedig folytatta:
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19

val6sagnak Is ismeretes el6ttem. Nit
kivan t6lem?
- Mindenesetre vilagositson fol ARA
nerve, hogy tudja-e mar Estella, miert
van ebben hazban?
- AIT hiszem, hogy tudja. Frida ma
gyon feltekeny mindent elkovet, hogy
tavol tartsa fatal leanyt a hercegt6l.
Mem akarja, hogy egy ifjabb es nala csi-
nosabb leany megfossza attol hatalom-
tol, rnelyet eddig Cabano folott gyakorolt.
Val6szinii tehat, hogy megmondta Estel-
lanak, nnilyen veszely fenyegeti.
- Elvezethet Estellahoz?
Mindesetre De meg jobb lesz,
ha st ;magat idehozom Tudom, hogy itt-
hon van.
- Megalljon csak - monda Petion es
feltartoztata az indulni kesz f6udvarmes-
teri - 0nnel van az 0tezer dollarr6l sz6l6
nyugta, melyet Estella nagynenjetd ka-
pott?
- Mines nalam de megszerezhetem.
Tegye meg kerem, ha leanyt ide-
.hozta ugy mutasson be engem, mint
Marion urat; baratomnak pedig Henrik
.neve. Estella tan visszautasitja segitsegin-
ket S ebben az esetben sziikseges, hogy
herceg bosszuja elleneben vedve legyiink.
- Megteszek mindent, ugy, amint on
parancsolja, valaszolt Rezso, akinek
egesz magaviselete beszelgetes folyaman
olyan volt, mint k0zkatonae ha maga-
sabb rangu tisztttel all szemben.
Mialatt tavol volt, rattan a legna-
gyobb izgalom vett er6t Az boldog tu-
dat, hogy Estella meg mindig az az angyali
tisztasagu leny, akinek almainban lat
tam, boldogsaggal toltott ell: de egyuttal
bizonyos felelemmel neztem elebe annak
pillanatnak, amikor viszont fogom latni
Vegre megnyilt az alto es Rezs6 mo-
g0tt megjelent fatal leany remek, kar-
csu ,alakja. Ma meg szebbnek tetszett,
mint azon a napon, mikor Cabano herceg
kocsijaban pillantottam meg el6szer. Es-
tella el0sz0r ramtekintett es osszerezzent,
elpirult. Ketseget sem szenved, hogy azon-
nal ram is1nert, s6t azzal hizelegtem ma
gamnak, hogy viszontlatas mem erintet-
te kellemetlenil. Aztan Petionhoz fordult
es Rudolfhoz aki vett utasitas szerint
alnev alatt mutatott be neki Megkinal-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19
IF Folytatas) S J

- A lelkesedes f0lmagasztosultsaga-
ban k0nnyiinek latszik meghalni meg
gy6z6desert es letet odaadni az iidv0sseg
kedveert. De vidd csak el AIT szizet, aki
meg mem remegett fenevadak lattara az
arenaban, egy szegenyes padlasszobaba,
vedd ct koriil aljassaggal, ostobasaggal es
zard el minden jot6l es szept6l gyot0rd
meg testet soha mem csillapithat6 eh-
segnek kinjaival es latni fogod csakha-
mar, hogy lelkenek ellenall6 kepessege osz-
szeomlik. A fenk0lt sziiZb6l mem marad
egyeb puszta allatnal, melyben az elet-
fentartasi 0szt0n minden mas erzes f0l6tt
uralkodik. Ne felejtsd el, hogy sziiziesseg
civilizaci6 viraga es hogy barbarsag err
r6l NIT sem tud. A vad nepelknA az no
legkeresettebb, akinek legt0bb tapaszta-
lata van mar Szerelemhen.
- Kedves baratom - valaszoltam -
ezek ugyancsak szomoru Is 1,ozzad mel
Italian eletelvek A tisztasag termeszeteben
van a n6nek es a vadalmal is fele hajla-
max :. De, hogy visszaterjek beszelge-
tesiink kiindul6 pontjara, er6sen meg va
gyok gy6z6dve, hogy fiatalabbik ket
no k0ziil olyan tiszta es romlatlan, mint
megtestesiilt nOieSseg.
Ugy latszik, szerelmes vagy abba
q nobe! - szolt kobe Petion
Mem vagyok szerehnes, de secret
mex tobbet tudni arr6l fatal h0lgyr6l,
inert eddig meg mem talalkoztam arccal,
mely annyira eredekelt volna, mint az
Ove
Petion nevetett.
- Most tapasztalhatod maid, hogy
init er az olyan j6barat, mint en-. akinek
mindeniitt vannak 0sszek0tteteesei -
monda. - A mi sz0vetsegiinknek minden
new york; hazban vannak tagjai ennel-
fogva Cabano hazban is. A herceg f6-
udvarmestere mi emberiink t6le tu-
dom maid meg, hogy xix voltak n6k.
Petion falhoz ment, mesnyomott
egy titkos rusot S felpattant egg kis fall
szekreny, melyben toll, tinta es papiros
volt. Eehany scot irt titkos irassal egy pa
pirlapra, betette ext egy tokba es meg
nyomta yillaayos cseng6t. Mem tartott
6t per:ig Is va.asz megerkezett
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19
HEPBURN UR
HARACSzIK

Hepburn ur Kanada egyik
tartomanyanak, Ontarionak a
miniszterelnoke, aki sajat be-
cses szemelye koriil mar sok
wharf latott es abban a hit
ben el, hogy akkor sep az elet,
amikor zajlik. Es ha maskent
mem akar zajlani, Hepburn ur
keszseggel vallalkozik ARA,
hogy sajat maga kavargassa a
wicket.
A mai haborus id6kben a vi
lag mar csaknem elfeledte
Hepburn urat es exert latta
sziikseget annak, hogy larmat
csapjon es 0nmagara hivja a
figyelmet.
Kiallt a sikra mem is egy,
hanem ket izben a napokban
Hepburn ur es a legjobb ellen
felet, az Egyesilt Allamokat
kezdte lehordani. Tobbek k0zt
minket okolt azert, hogy Szin-
gapore elesett, hogy a Burma
Road ell fog esni es hogy a
nagy angol vilagbirodalom
mem all olyan szilardan, mint
azel6tt. Hepburn ur szerint az
Egyeslilt Allamok kotelessege
lett volna, hogy mindezen Sc
gitsen, de mint nagy hangon
mondta:
- Az Egyesiilt Allamok hadi
haj6i elbujtak, nem mernek
kimenni a tengerre, hogy iitk0-
zetbe bocsatkozzanak a japan
hadihaj6kkal.
E nagy hangu kijelentes k0z-
ben azonban elfeledkezett Hep
burn ur arr6l, hogy az ameri-
kainal sokkal nagyobb angol
hadi flotta meg jobban elbujt,
meg kevesbe rohan teljes g6z-
zel a japan hadihajok ellen. Es
a kanadai hadihajok hasonl6
modon cSelekSzenek.
Az Egyesiilt Allamok durva
lebecslesen feliil profetanak is
felcsapott egy szuszra Hepburn
ur. Megj6solta, hogy Alaskan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19
SAJAT HANCJuKAT ELvEzIK

Nyakunkon az ellenseg,
tehat ujabb ezer milli6kra van
sziikseg.
Is tenyleg az ellenseg hatal-
mas agyukkal, irtozatos bonn
bakkal dongeti a Phillipini
szigeteken a mi vedelmiink var
kapuit. Mines tehat helye a
sok beszednek, vita nelkiil kell
|megadni mindent, amire a
nemzeti vedelemnek sziiksege
van, ha meg olyan sok lenne
is az.
Nos, ketsegtelen, hogy a ha-
borus kiadasokat vita nelkiil
adjak meg most az amerikai
t0rvenyhozo urak. Erik, hogy
a sok beszedet ezen a teren
mem allana a nemzet, tehat
mem is probalkoznak vele. Be-
Hjiik szorul a $40 es szavaznak
mint a karikacsapas a kor-
many keresere.
Mivel azonban rlemcsak hadi
ugyekb6l all a teend0, jGnnek
olyan ugyek is, allol mines STIR
g6ssegr6l $40, ahol teiaat be-
seges alka1om kinalkozik egy
kis beszedre, a szonoklatnak
eresztett hangok nekibuzdula-
sara. Es ekkor latszik, hogy a
mi t0rvenyhozoink is meg
reszegednek sajat hangjukt6l
es valosagos magyar egyleti
konvenci6t csinalnak a kon-
gresszus gyileseib6l.
A kongresszusban most a
j0v6 evi k0ltsegvetes kerdesevel
foglalkoznak. A nernzet es a
kormany reszere tudvalev6leg
mem januar elsejen, hanem ju-
Illus elsejen kezd6dik az liz
lett esztend6, tehat most kez-
dix elintezni AIT, hogy a j0v6
evben mennyit lehet kolteni a
kormanynak es hogy mib6l We
SILK maid a kiadasokra a Silk
seges penzt.
Termeszetesen nagy komedia
ez, inert hiszen mindenki tud-
ia, hogy ha ma peldaul AIT
mondjak, hogy a j0y6 evben
la kereSkedelmi MINISTER csak