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The Keesler field news., 1942-04-01

WEDNESDAY, APRIL
DANCING informal. us0 sallaInxs.
Sessions Ofcfestra. 80 ?. n
THURSDAY, APRIL
DATE DANCING - Informal. uso
Building dancing. games ard enter
fsInfnenti p n.
CAMERA CLUB Meeting, Biloxi Com
nauulty Houee. basement. ! .. m
oPEH HousE-Baek Rsy Community
opEs HousE-Bsy viss Homes Rec
rfstion Ien1srs , m
oprs HOUSE, Ocean Springs COM
nauniiy House. ! = p. N
FRIDAY. APRIL
SOCIAL ? Methodist Chapter Houss.
phscE E-d'i6sryiils Recreation Cen
LEc TURF Eshlbifion Of Plriures ano
Travel Talks Biloxi Cor uaunity
House. Basement. p. N.
SATURDAY. APRIL
DANCING 6--Fornai. uso Building. De.
Filippo's Orchestra. 2 p. m.
ETsGRE-EHhlbitio of Pictures and
Travel Talks Biloxi Community
Honss. basement, p m
soCIAI-Ftfst Baptist Church, ! %
DANCING - Game Room activities,
Ocean Springs Community House,
opFa HOUSE First sthodist
Church one block back Of Grey
hound bus station, Gulfport = 10
oPEH HousE-Fira Baptist Church
one block vest Of Gulfport Com
The Keesler field news., 1942-04-01
New Chaplain

The newest Keetler Field Chap
lain. lni II. John A. Mrocska, q
Catholic priest, reported fer duty
last week and together with Chap
lain Jerome A. Major Is conducting
Catholic services.
Captain Mroczka was commits
stoned on January ! 5 and until his
arrival here was assistant pastor
Of 81, Josanhat Catholic Church,
Philadelphia, ia.
The Keesler field news., 1942-04-01
415th School

The 4l5th has made final ar
rsngements for It's first tennis
matches, with Sgt. Matthew Perry
directing the play from the A and
r. office. Several fine players
have been found within the squad
ron. The first matches viii be
played AZ Gulfport soon.
Sergeant Perry has also discov-
cred several better than syers Se
golfers in the 4i5th.
ist Sgt Arthur Nienan and
other leaders Of the 4i5th are
siressing hsrrsek improvement; and
plans are being made for various
instructionsl meetings to aid stu
dents and non CONS IN making the
The Keesler field news., 1942-04-01

Last years softDall champions
a. keesler Fieid--the 307th--are
practlcing 10 defend Their title. The
team IS al full strength, except
for Corp. Paul Trionls. the lineup
will include S. Sgt. Frank Muir
ply. Corps, William Schwartzoff.
Edward StruRala, Richard Riggs.
Cornell Blskupski. Milton sehscht-
schneider and \ alter Pupka. New
pr1. aeN include cerps. Hubert
Mcfarland, Earl T. paies, Luke
Blanche and Pfc. Sol Epstein.
Sergeant Murphy, last years
captain, claims 'hat the new men
will put the team in even better
shape than last year. new 307ih
A. and r. committee has been
named hy Corp Walter p. Pupka,
Squadron physical director. Mem
bers are Pyts. Anthony Prostinak,
James E. Lowry I ther Nunday,
Frank G. Block, Arthur D. Byer.
Ronnie Randall and Harlan Strane.
The Squadron n srital note for
the week announces h marriage
OF S. Sgt. Leslie K, Riffey on Eas-
ter Sunday. The brlde-to-be Is
Miss Kathryn Ham o. SPRING
flelt, I'll.
Flags are being placed on the
porches Of various barracks In the
3o7th area to designate honor
barracks. Barracks last winning
flags were Barrack I3. first award.
Barrack Is, sec ID, and Barrack
5, third. The barrack having the
lowest point gets the pot. which
Is kept in the Orderly Room with
the name OF the bsrrack leader
and the number Of the barrack on
II a. a symbol o. dishono~
The Keesler field news., 1942-04-01

AROUND THE Posr-
At THF SERVICE CLUB
Whefn Keaaief Field men nave
discovered the enneea. .enas and
privacy Of bringing iheir visiting
Kucas into the club fof rhhis
writing and reading facilities and
entertainment
At BAND HEADouARTTns-
Where members sf the oFREniza-
Ion. resting on their eoid after
rehearsal are pfaetieinK from .
reclining position
nKIIC OF \ -0oAE DAY
fhs cid horse drawn water YaR-
On pafked near ths Utilities Build
.pR
AT TIK POsToFFICr Watch
ng The s2i month men mailing
hsme substantial part Of their
salary after earh pay day
At WAR DEPARTMENT THr-
ATRE No Long lines Of en-
ihasiasile admirers. many % whom
are witnessing their first live
talent show. waiting patiently 70
have aeraps of paper autographed
by us0sCamp Shows. Inc. per
iormaft.
FxAMpLE-FOfLOW IT'LL
happened at popular service
mems rendezvous a Scottish naval
man, temporarily on leave while
his ship vas laid up for repairs,
was talking % > group Of Keesler
Field and Camp Shelby seldiens
lie mentioned difficulty In reach
ing The ship one uighi by the
way. asked a soldier. Just what
ship are you on7e The Scots an
swef was brief.
shh Careless Talkle he an
sRefed gently. quietly.
The Keesler field news., 1942-04-01

ron recently. Pvt. Irving Span
ierrnan was master OF cere-
monies and outstanding per-
formers included Pyts. Chaun-
cey r. Roth, Bernard Myers,
John Owens. Joseph Quat-
trone, Corp. Joseph Zavod and
Pfc. Matthew Shook. A large
crowd attended the show.
Private Hujet expects Sgt. John
W MeRea will draw a eatcher's
mask from the athletic equipment
room before going out to play catch
with a baseball in the future. The
Sergeant lost two front teeth as a
result OF coming In too close con-
tact with a baseball recently.
Sgt Milton Greenbaum is back
at bis desk as "E" Flight Ser
geant after spending a few days
in the Station Hospital.
Barrack 9 won the 309th volley-
ball title recently by defeating
Barrack in a close match. Scores
we're 5-i5. 1873 and 1910. Mem
bers OF the winning team were
Pvts. James Stanley, Vic Bodner,
Scott Smith. John Siebert, Rich
ard Hamilton, Charles Kisey and
Russell Chittenden.
The squadron horseshoe tourn-
nament is now in the semi finals.
And, further, reports Pvt. Lio-
mel E We'll, A. and r. enlisted
men and squadron news cores
pondent, the 309th has contributed
several outstanding performers to
Talent Night. Much work is being
done to renovste and improve the
Day Rooms. Pvt. George Krug,
formerly q commercial artist in
New York, has drawn hundreds OF
diagrams Of barracks for the 309th
room and they are being
used at inspections to improve bar
racks.
Corp. Walter c. Dewitt, writing
news for the 397th, reports that
boys in the 397th supply room
more than appreciate the return
of S. Sgt. George r. Hagene, who
returned from a l5-day furlough.
Corp. Darel J. Paraday has
returned from furloush and
he's still explaining why he
returned two days early.
The Keesler field news., 1942-04-01
from AM to PM

KEEP ~ FLYING -Ffsa 9
Me9uaHianf. Tseanlehl Sergeant g
more IhaH - gaafE service. q =
typical example Fl lie msa % tba
United stHiez Army Hha Keep
I'm FlylnE sergeant MeQunn=
lers. who Waa bern n Dayton o.
n iaa7. has aeeu service at p
smelling. MINI. p Yellowstone.
YeiloWflons PARK. p sheridan,
I'll. ian Phil ppuaf. Camp LiFs
snvsian La and kessisf Field
In 1918 he attended Officers
Training School and alat made >
first lieutenant ihe aame geafi
serving IN The var plans division
N Washington. u e under Il
Col. ben Lear. who now Il Gen
Ben Iear. commanding general Of
the 2nd Army
IN 1870 be resigned his commits
sion IN 1927 he was back In the
service hEain a. private
Sergeant Heouafisfa Il chief
clerk Al The Kessief Field salvage
Office
RAMnLfNGs Al recent tea.
given BY ibe iadias Of Biloxi. sew
sfsl Kssslef FIELD soldiers we're
ASKED 70 entertain Corp Richard
De FInppo. 3e4,h Tech Sc. So
played several selections on hia
violin. PVT Bob Blair. Of lhe 30ftb,
Gang. and ether contributors help
ed with the program Pfc Kenneth
Jason. 3asih Tech Sc So heavy
We Fhi boxer and wrestler and
PVT James Smith Of The Message
Center. lightweight fighter. were
among the guests.
Not 10 be ouidone by md.
dlers and warhlers" Private
Jason rave a lecture on the
srt Of wrestling. Private Smith
added 10 the proceedings with
talk on boxink teehnlques,
complete win shadow box
lnr and gestures.
The next number on the pro
gram was b be an encore BY pri- |
vais Blair But Private Blair was
nowhere in sight he was finally |
lorated-in The kitchen copying |
down recipes 70 send home 10 his /
mother
SERVICE MINDED - Chaplain /
Virgil A Cameron, Lutheran min I
istcr At Keeslcr Field. has an "all |
for the service" family record His |
brother John. is a private AZ
Camn Croft. S. c. his rister, and
II Alice L. Cameron. is nnrae
al the same camp. Mrn. Cameron
has four brothers IN the service
---iwe Captains. First tinaiens
ant and = Technical Sergeant
The Keesler field news., 1942-04-01
1T. BoAz ARRIVES

lsl 1t William J. Boaa. jr.,
formerly Of Patterson Field. FAIR
field, o., has assumed his duties
as Engineering Officer for the
Sub Depot ~ Kecslef Field. Lieu
tenant f1osa succeeds the late isi
Il James q Reed
The Keesler field news., 1942-04-01
kfEIHzYNSkI TO MEn

Sal. George R. kieleEynskl, 4i4ih
Technical School Squadron. will
marry Mis- Esther c. Kuekl. OF
Sosa West Cermsk Road, Chicago,
III, on Easter Sunday al ST. Cast
Mrs church, Chicago. Sergeant
klelezYnski sho works in the
Classification division. was TO leave
Keesler Field Today ON a l5-day
lurlough,
The Keesler field news., 1942-04-01
SPORTS SHORTS
BOXING & WEIGHT LIFTING

BOXING & WEIGHT LIFTING
TouRSEY-The Atlanta YMcA
has notified the Keesler Field A.
& r office that novice and open
division boxing and weight lifting
competition viii be held Saturday,
under the sponsorship Of the Mid
South AAu. Modest entry fees will
be charged
4 fhooting exhibition by the
rappcrweins. oiled as he Worlds
Greatest Shooting Team will be
staged on the west s de o the drill
field Saturday. April II at Q am.
The performances viii be given
for all available troops of the Re-
placement Training Center.
TRACK--Arrangemenis are now
beng made 10 stage an AH-ser-
vice track meet In Birmingham.
Ala. early in June. All track and
field men IN military service In
he area viii be invited to parti-
,ipate.
The Keesler field news., 1942-04-01

The. War Department has an
nounced the appointment Of Lieu
tenant General William S. Knud-
sen as Director OF Production in
the Office Of the Under Secretary
OF War.
The Keesler field news., 1942-04-01

eox which at so feet is a small
scale Of what il would be at 200
yards- He is gwen three shots"
and scored according 10 his se-
rnracy.
The Keesler field news., 1942-04-01
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The Keesler field news., 1942-04-01
Recruit Drill
Stepped
Up, ariied

Training OF Air Corps recruits
at koesler Field has been greatly
intensified with the Inauguration
OF bayonet drill. building and use
Of field Notifications and rifle
Workmanship.
Regular ield Notifications have
been built in TIE northwest corner
Of the drill field where every
flight is taken for = lecture on
trench and foxhole digging and
utilization. and given extended
order drill or alert. using the for
tifieatiohs.
The fortfcations were built
under the Dir etion OF Capt. John
Z, Crews and ist 1t, Aubrey NJ.
Fol,g. Replacement Training Gem
ter instructors In addition 10 The
trench thrre are an outpost line
and foxholes which are connected
TO It by communication trenches
dug deep enough for man 10
crawl through without being eN-
posed la fire
The Keesler field news., 1942-04-01
Welcome 588

The : = - makes its first ap-
pearanc in the ws columns this
week, with S. Sgt. Donald w.
Grams as reporter. The 5B8th is
functioning as a separate unit and
plans a program independent Of
the 303rd, in whose area IL Is To-
Gated.
P c. Melvin w. johnson, new
~ appointed A. and = leader for
the 30lst has planned a series
Of wrestling bouts to keynote ac-
/ titles OF is new program. Pri-
vate Johnson, said a former pro-
fessional wrestler will open the
program IN an ext bition o. !
the near futr e.
A softoall team will be or
ganizcd anf teams will be
formed for ping pong. volley-
ball, basketball End boxing.
Corp. George w. II lloran. ,it-
ing for the sl2th, reports that
Capt. Richard W. 4eiber, Squad
ron Cor mander retu ned from
6 1T stay on detached service.
Corp \ n L. Kelly and Pfc.
Robert N. Jarrett have also re-
t. *.
Pvt. len Z, Pate left last week
on furlough. Those returning from
furloughs include 5. Sgt. Morris
A. WoIshsm, Corps. sul =. Trio
MS, Wo 'drow Webber Charles F,
Turpen, Kari G.. Osmer and Pr ).
Hsro Brsatan, .tay W. Fein
and John II. Boggs.
Making its bow 10 Keesler Field
News readers this week is the
5e4th. The squadron is command
ed BY ist II. Richard Sterba, with
isi 1t John r. Luke, Jr., as Ad-
iutant, lst 1t. Vincent L. Chap
puis, supply officer, and 2nd Ii,
James A. Harklns as A. and r.
officer. A complete athletic pro-
gram is being arranged and q
school for permanent personnel
Of the squadron has been in pro-
gress for week.
Pvt. John c. Hoidsrnsn. writ
ing for the sesth. reports that Bar
rack IL laid claim 10 sports su-
premacy, Among honorx won to
date by this barracks are the squad
ron ping pong championship, the
squadron volleyball finslists. and
three finslists in the Post boxing
tourney, A former Dodgers farm
hand, Pvt. z. l.. (BulleD Young
blood, has brightsned baseball
prospects for the squadron consid-
ersbly.
News from the 5l0th, relayed
by Pvt Lawrence J. Hujei. is
chiefly concerned with the fact
that Pvt. Irving c. Jacobs has Been
declared sioth ping pong champ
ion. More than so men took part in
the eliminations. Star serni-Einsl-
ists included PvtS. David Eniow,
Clinton Kennedy and Thomas
t"Fstkoa1 } Reynolds. A doubles
tournament is being planned soon.
A talent show. arranged BY
IL Elmer A. Jones. A. and z.
officer for the sioth. was pre-
sensed by men OF the Squad
The Keesler field news., 1942-04-01

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The Keesler field news., 1942-04-01
BARnEp MIRE DRILL

The trench has been eamouflaE-
ed and sand bags are placed both
above il for protection sgsinsl
bullets and shrapnel and along thc
sides to support il. Recruits are
being taught how 20 dig fox holes
and trenches with their mess kits
and hands Scattered T. the area
are numerous prone, standing and
knecling foxholes.
Harhed wire is strung around
these fortifieations "A part Of
their training the recruits are be-
ing taught 10 set up the wire, cut II,
and climb through and over it.
All Of The drill instructors at
tending the hsyonet classes
given by isi 1t. James A, Bevcrlin,
officer In Charge { Drill instruc-
tors School, will qualify and then
teach recruits. The eight-dum-
ny, 100 yard course must be run
IN 10 seconds and the drill in
structorS are graded on their
stance, thrusts and parties. In or
der 10 pass they have 10 score IS
out Of possible 6s points.
sERokA BEST
Best score thus Far was made
by Pvt Henry seroks. sosrd rch.
Sc So who ran the course in So
seconds and scored = perfect es.
The drill instructors are at
tending classes directed by Corp
Ray Robertson, Rq. & Ha. So.
ACRrC, at which they are taught
the nomenclature and manual ci
tAe rifle and pis OIL
On the area east Of the RTC
headquarters, courses in rifle
craftsmanship supervised By Lieu
tenant Severlir ARE being gwen
the recruits, Lectures describe the
adjusting and lining Of the sights
and men practice on the rife
course.
NO SHOT TEST
The rifle range consists OF two
rows oi 10 boxes facing each other
at so feet. The FIRST row Of boxes
is recessed at each end 50 the stock
Of The rifle wlll III in them.
The student lies flat and under
Instructions Of his eosen draws q
bead on hullseye on the opposite
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15
ENNEL A TARGYNAL
XII KELL

ternunk a halmozasra, es
figyelmeztetni kell az olvaSo-
kat, hogy AIT keriljek. Emberi
szamitas szerint peldaul eleg
cukor lesz n1indenkepen az or
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15
TERMESZETESEN
A FOKERDES

a kongresszus el6tt az, hogy
honnan veszik elo EFT az 0sz-
szeget, vagyis az osszegnek ait
a reszet, amit mem akarnak
adossagbar oroksegul hagyni
az unokaifik szamara.
Sulyos adozasokra ell van ke-
szilve mindenki (bar a legtobb
polgar ell sem tudja kepzelni,
hogy az nilyen sulyos lesz,)
de termeszetesen mindenki ait
szeretne, hogy a terheket igaz-
sagosan osszak el, vagy ha
igazsagtalanul lesznek elosztva,
az igazsagtalansag az 8 javara
t0rtenjek.
Az eln0k elfene van a TO-
gyasztasi adonak, viszont a fold
miives oszt,alyt azzal az adoval
lehet a legbiztosabban elerni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15

vedelmet is gyorsan szervezni,
inert ketsegteleniil elk0vetkezlk
az lido, mikor a haboru szele
itthon is negcsap benniinket.
Partyidekeinket itt-ott id6n-
kent bizonyosan bombazzak, S
az sem lehetetlen, hogy roptil6
bombavet6k latogatnak maid
meg bennunket.
Szikseges lenne, hogy a til
EEK elfojtasaban, az els6 sege-
lyek nyujtasaban, stb. kell6
gyakorlattal birjon a polgarsag
S ezt annai k0nnyebb lenne
megtenni, inert Anglia szomoru
tapasztalatain tudnank ta-
nulni.
De eddig civil vedelenre ke-
YES 0nkentes ajanlkozott, S akik
ajanlkoztak, azok sem latsza-
max komolyan venni a dolgot,
inert a feiiratkozott egyenek-
mex a fele sem jar gyakorlati
orakra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15

N.sn.as
A f0ldmuves nem fizet adot az
utan, amit termeszetben TO
gyaszt el a csaladjaval, ami
pedig tekintelyes resze a nem-
zet j0vedelrnenek.
Bizonyosan sulyosan fel fog
jak a payroll adot a Social
Security elap javara emelni,
ez azonban mem fokozza a men,
zeti bevetelt, csak ARA jo,.
hogy a polgarsag vasarlo ke-
pesseget cs0kkentse.
Egyel6re az eln0k mem java
sofia, hogy a munkaberekb6l is
szedjenek ad6t hetenkent, de
mem is volt ellene, szamitani
lehet ra, hogy ezt az adot be-
hozzak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15
iii E I'll SZEMIE

Hogy az clnok altal bejelen-
tett prograErot megvalosithas-
suk, a ner.zet jovedelmenek a
felet nemzetvedelemre fordit-
juk, s a polgarsag az ezzel jaro
es elkerulhetetlen nelkiil0zese-
ket megnyugvassal fogja TO-
gadni.
Tizenhet-t -tizennyolc millio EN-
ber fog nemzetvedelmi mum
kan dolgozni ennek az evnek
a vegere, s megsziinik minden
olyan termeles les fogyasztas) {,
amely a civil lakossag eletehez
mem feltetIeniil sztikseges.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15

-
ezekben a dolgokban egy ev
mulva hiany lesz.
A kongresszus k0vetkez6 he
tel az ado kerdessel telnek el,
bar AIT remelik, hogy mar
cius derel.ara azzal is vegez-
mex.
Egyel6re a sztrajkok betilta-
sarol hallgatnak, inert a jelen
helyzetben szinte ostobasag is;
lenne arrol beszelni, miutan a
nemzet ipari munkasai a ha-.
boru alatt sztrajkokra igazan
mem akarnak gondolni.
A kongresszus munkaja es:
kotelessege az lesz, hogy a ter
melest figyelje, hogy szkseg
eseten annak fokozasat a leg
elesebb kritikaval siirgesse,
hogy az esctleges vissza-elese-
ket vizsgalja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15
MINDKET HAZBAN
MEGSZAVAZTAK.~

hogy a napvilagot ezentul a
haboru tartslmara egy oraval
megtoldjuk, vagyis az orakat
el6re igazltjak egy oraval az
egesz orszagban.
A farmerek nagy resze ellie
nezte ezt az inditvanyt,, inert
Ok szivesebben kelnek fel ko-
rabban, hogy korabban vegez-
hessenek a napi munkaval.
De ere q valtozasra szukseg
volt, hogy a villannyal, gazzal
es szennel sporoljunk, inert
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15
A KONGRESSZUS
MEGKAPTA

a jov6 ev (1942 julius 1-t6l
1943 junius 3O-ig) koltsegvete-
set. amely otvenkilencezer mil
li6 dollart ker a nemzett6l.
Ennek a kilenctizedresze a
haza vedelmet szolgalja csak
egy tizedreszet fogjak a kor-
many normalis uzemere hasz-
nalni.
A normalis k0ltsegvetesb0l
k0rulbelul egyezer millio dol
Art levagtak, vagyis az elkeril-
het6 kiadasokrol lemondtak, de
a kongresszUs vezerei szerint
meg legalabb egyezer millio
dollart meg lehet takaritani,
ha hivatalainkban alaposan
szetneznek.
Bizonyos, hogy a takarekos-
sagnak a kormany mem all az
utjaba, attol feliink azonban,
hogy a tisztelt honatyak mem
fognak lemondani a pork
rol, S tekintettel a novemberi
valasztasokra, Ok kenyszeritik
maid XII tovabbi .pazarlast.
Meg fognak maid felesleges k0z
munkakat, utepiteseket, stb.
szavazni, hogy mindenkinek a
kerulete kapjon valamit a
kincStartol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15
A TERMELES
ELUKESZITESE

korul egyel6re sulyos kuz-
delmek voltak a multi heten.
A gyarosok ma keszen allnak
ra, hogy r1inden felszerelesuxet
a nenzetvedelmi ipar rendel-
kezesere bocsassak. E.
Minthogy azonban a multi
ban ezt mem tettek, a CIO ait
kivanta, hogy a gyaruzemek
atszervezeseben es felszersza-
mozasaban egyenlo beleszolasi
joggal birjanak a munkasok
kepviseloi is, akik - allitolag
= a gyarosoknal jobban erte-
nenek a do1oghoz.
:Akarmilyen jogosnak is lat
SILK a munkasok kerese, nehez
elkepzelni clyan izemvezetest,
ahol egy manager helyett ket-
to van, egyel6re a CIO veze-
reinek ezt q kereset mem telje-
sitette a kormanyunk. De le-
het6ve tettek, hogy tanacsok-
kal es eszrevetelekkel szolgal-
janak, amelyek meghallgatas-
ra fognak ta1alni.
Sajnalatos, hogy kul0nb0z6
tenyez6k az eddigi mulaszta-
sokert allandoan egymast okol-
jak, holott q kongresszus ALTA
utjat a gyorsabb mozdulatok-
max, S az is azert, inert vissza
tartotta maga a polgarsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15
EGYELORE
A LEGNAGYOBB

gond mem a Fulop szigetek
vedelme, s6t Singapore vedel-
me, hanem az, hogy valosag le-
gyen a, fantasztikumnak lat
$40 termelesi programmed.
sok jogcs es sok jogtalan
kritika hangzik el, hogy ziir-
zavar van Washingtonban, ami
erthet6, hiszen ilyen hirtelen
atalakulast csak gigaszok tud-
max rendben csinalni.
Altalaban sziiksegesnek tart
jak, hogy az eln0k tobb ha-
talmat ruhazzon at bizonyos
egyenekre, S mondjon lie a
reszlet-munkakrol, hogy az
egesz vasarlast ess. rendelest
egyetlen ember telj-hatalommal
intezze. ..-.~.....
Mint tudluk, eddig: Knudsen
es Hillman yoltak. ezzel meg
bizva, ugy latszik azonban,
hogy egy emher kezeben kel-
lene 0sszpontositar1i a munkat,
es t0bb hatalommal ruhazni
fel, mint amennyivel Knudse-
mex rendelkeztek idaig.
Ketsegtelen, hogy amikor az
eln0k a megfelelo emberet meg
talalja, ilyen intezkedesre hal
lando lesz, inert mindent egy-
maya keptelen csinalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15
Az ARAK
KORLATOZASAT

targyalta g kongresszus fels6
haza a mutt heten, S vereseget
szenvedett cbban az elnok es
minden igazsagos polgar pro-
gramja.
A szenatorok tobbsege a farm
termenyek arat kivette az ar
szabalyozo hivatal kezebol, s
AIT raakarja bizni a f0ldmuve-
lesi miniszteriumra, ami ait
jelenti, hogy a termenyek ara
mem lesz mas eletsziiksegleti
dolgokkal 0sszhangban.
Ea az elelem ara magas lesz,
akkor igazsagtalanul es mel
tanytalanul fognak elbanni az
ipari munkassal, S igazsagos
aranyok csak akkor lehetne-
mex, ha egysegesen szabalyoz-
max az arakat.
~ -
Az a szomoru, hogy a farmer
allamok kongressszusi kepvi-
selete bevallottan igazsagtalan
aranyokat keres a farmerek ja-
vara, ami csak allando nyugta-
lansagra al maid alkalmat, S
amt semrai esetre mem kivan:
a foldmiivesek t0bbsege. -.
,Ugy latszik akarmilyen We
szelyben van a haza sorsa, a
politikusok csak a ssajat egyeni
politikajukkal es - ujra val6
valaSZtasukkal tudnak t0r6dni.