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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-04-19
Raj Raids Deep
Inside GERMANY

LONDON. April 18-(UP)-Great
Britain revealed today that it had
sacrificed seven of a fleet of II
giant Lancaster bombing planes to
make daring dusk raid yesterday
on Augsburg, 1,r inside Germany
and only 10 miles from Adolf Hit
ler's nce-safe retreat at Berchtes-
gaden.
-Four of the planes were shot Down
south of Paris; tlree mere crashed
to earth in the target area.
But the planes bombed the great
Maschinefabrik Augsburg Nurem
berg works popularity called MAN
factory. which makes the diesel mo
tors for German submarines.
1t was from Augsburg that Ru-
dolf Hess, HitlerS heir, took eff to
fly tc Great Britain where he has
since been imprisoned.
LOW LEVEL ATTACK
The raid was made while it was
still light but the British planes
intent on destruction, attacked from
low level and two dived to 200 feet
above the spraWling works to drop
their bombs and see them burst
fairly in the target.
1t was just after 8 p. M, when
the planes dropped their bombs.
The five survivors landed at their
bases well before midnight.
While the Lancasters were fly
ing hcmeWard, a great force of Brit
ish planes went over to bomb Ham,
burg, Germany's greatest and most
bombed port.
SEVENTH DAY
This was the seventh day of Brit
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-04-19

aims greatest and most ferocious
aerial offensive Of the war. During
the six days ended at midnight
British planes had been attacking
enemy and enemy occupied terri
tory day and night Gu a 24-hour
a day basis
An air armada, the thunder CT
its motors shaking the ground,
crossed the channel toward France
early last night. Radio Berlin
broadcast that British bombers haC
showered residential quarters oil
Hamburg, Gcrmany's great north
western port with incendiaries
Radio Berlin said five Of the bomb
ers were shot GcWn.
Observers said the Augsburg raiG
was the most spectacular British
raid of the war, because it was a
1,0C0-mile flight. and Augsburg is
400 miles farther inside Germany
than any point the British prev
iously had raided in the daytime
1t is 80 miles northwest of Munich
and ITO miles from Berchtesgaden
Adolf Hitler's mountain retreat.
MORE PLANES USED
The air ministry announced that
a larger number CT Spitfire fighters
participated in yesterdays sweeps
into Germany and northern France
than the day before, when 400 were
employed. Additionally, numerous
Bostons douglas bombers) besides
the long range bombers that visited
Augsburg, were used indicating that
the Raj was increasing the strength
of its offensive 100 planes a day.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-04-19
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL
Notice of Time and Place Appointed
for Proving Will and Hearing
Application for Letters Tesla

Application for Letters Tesla
mentary.
In the Matter of the Estate of
MARY M. WILLARD, Deceased
Notice is hereby given that a
petition for probate of the will of
MARY M. WILLARD, deceased, and
for the issuance to FRIEDRICH
A. WILLARD of letters teSt,.-
mentary, has been filed in this
court, and that the oath day Of
April. 1912, at 2 O'Clock pm, of
said day, at the courtroom of said
court, at the court house in the
City of El Centre, County of I'M
perial, State of California, has
been set for the hearing Of said Pc
tition, when and where any person
interested may appear and contest
the same, and show cause, if any
they have, why said petition should
not be granted
Dated April 9Th, 1912.
w. j. McCLELLAND,
County Clerk.
By MAXINE CONSOLE,
Deputy Clerk.
tNo. y (A10-2l incD
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-04-19
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL

No. 1928
Notice of Time and Place Appointed
for Proving Will and Hearing
Application for Letters
Testamentary,
In the Matter of the Estate of
JOSEPH Fl. McKIM, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th4
a petition for probate of the will OF
JOSEPH II. McKIM, deceased. and
for the issuance to JOSEPH l.. Nc
KIM of letters testamentary. has
boon filed III this court, and that
Friday the Oath day of April, 1912,
at 200 O'Clock pm, of said day. at
the courtroom of Department No.
2 of said court. at the Court House
in the City of Ell Centre, County of
Imperial, State of California, has
been set for the hearing of said
petition, when and where any per-
sob interested may appear and con-
test the same, and show cause, If
any they have, why said petition
should not be granted.
Dated April 10, 1912.
w. j. McCLELLAND,
County Clerk.
BY MAXINE CONSOLE,
Deputy Clerk.
mo, y tA14-24 inc)
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-04-19
Increase Attacks

KUIBYSHEV, Russia, April 10 -
UF1--The Soviet press reported "a
creasing Russian guerilla activity
on the southwest front today and
expressed belief that the Red army
soon would liberate Dnepropetrovsk,
key industrial city on the big bend
of the Dnieper river, 100 miles be
low KharkOY.f sd III ~ nv
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-04-19
Laval Completes
New Government

Col. Joseph Pascot, who for Ia
times played on Frances interna-
tional Rugby football team against
foreign countries, was named ma
tional sports commissioner, attached
to Laval's office, to succeed Jean
Borotra, world famous tennis star
Pascot played in the 1924 Olympic
games against the United States
Rugby team.
He has spent nearly all his army
career in the colonies but lately
served as assistant to Borotra, in
charge of construction of sports
StadiumS
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-04-19
Editorials and Comment

EDITORS NOTE: The FOLLOWING edit
oriois are presented as interesting Opin-
ions Uoiced BY editors eiseUhere. They
do not necessarily reflect the opinion OF
this paper.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-04-19

troll by pm.
1t said incendiary bombs had
been dropped at six places lin the
vicinity of" Nagoya and that three
places at Kobe were hit with fire
bombs.
NO MORE SECURITY
Japan and all the world had
known long before the war that
every city in it was vulnerable to
fire bomb attacks and that after
the first enemy plane had flown
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-04-19
DEADLIEST PERIL

DEADLIEST PERIL
Admission that the Allied planes
had used incendiary bombs meant
that Japan for the first time had
been brought face to face with its
deadliest peril-mass fires among
the flimsily built homes of wood and
paper which form large parts of
her cities.
Central defense headquarters at
Tokyo said fires at Nagoya and
Kobe had been brought under con-
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-04-19
CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

Our allies can be assured that we will
not seek respite until the invader is
beaten to his knees.-Australian Air Min
lister Drakeford.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-04-19
CAPITAL TALKS
by
Peter
Edison

WASHINGTON. April Ia - Jock
ewing for postwar positions by the
international airlines is going on
with intense rivalry in spite of the
war. and with the wartime boom In
aviation. this unquestionably will be
one of the biggest battles for COM
mercial supremacy after peace is
declared
Imperial Always, the British
monopoly. is watching hawklike
and jealous over the advances
which the u. ). Army Air
Force Ferrying Command has
made i'm establishing bases in
Africa, the Near East and In
dia. Pan-American Always is
aiding the Ferrying Command
i'm this development. and that's
what makes Imperial Always
nervous. fearing establishment
of competitive routes.
In America, Northwest AlrlineS
wants to establish a route to Alas
ka. across Canada from Chicago. 1t
would compete with Trans Canada
Always, and there is much feuding
behind the scenes
A decision is expected soon from
the Civil AeronauticS Board on
American AirlineS' petition to eStab-
lish a route from Ell PaSo to Mexico
City which would compete with the
Pan American AirWay routes from
Brownsville, Laredo, Los Angeles to
Mexico City.
Another threat to p. A. AS
leadership is American Export,
which wants to get into the bus
mess with a route to Lisbon, or
any place in Europe.
German and Italian lines
have been kicked out of South
America, but all this interna-
tional competition Of the big
flying companies will get hot
ter as the war goes on.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-04-19

Nelson also indicates that he is
looking at the problem Of aiding
the small businessmen and the lit
tie manufacturer not as any social
issue, but as q practical necessity
Before the war production effort
reaches its full capacity the output
OF ever; machine in the country
is going to be needed. The idea is
10 put every one of these machines
to work, even if it's only a small
lathe in u plant maintenance tool
room, tsf-t ...
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-04-19

The married or single status of
new workers comine to Washing
ton has been completely reversed
since the war began. Before the
war, the ratio was go per cent mar
ried to 40 per cent single. Today it
is go per cent single to 40 per cent
married That has further COM
plicated Washingtons hous ing
shortage. How many of these new
government workers are going to
stay in Washington is another
puzzler. Before the first World War,
the government employees numbered
about 5000. BY November, 1918,
the figure had jumped to 10000,
but many people thought that was
a mere temporary high and that
the new workers would all go home,
Instead, most of them stayed
Today, the government has
about 235,O00 workers i'm Wash
ingtOn, and the number may go
to 100000 before the wars over.
Will they all have to stay in the
capital after peace is declared?
Anyone who knows the answer
can help decide how much of
WaShingt0n's new housing will
have TO he permanent, and how
much can be temporary bar
racks.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-04-19

Letting down his hair at
press conference, WpB boss
Donald NJ. Nelson explained his
philosophy of operation. II is
briefly, to get free expression
on the widest possible difference
es of opinion on all matters of
policy, College economists, la
Dor leaders and industrialist
are all invited to present
broad range of ideas md from
them a balanced paint If view
obtained. The lob Of looking at
the war production problems
from the consumer RENT Of
view has been turned over to
Leon Henderson.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-04-19

Another factor compl lea t ing
Washington housing problem is
that so many of the new workers
come from small towns and have
the walk-to work habit. They in
sist on getting a room within easy
walking distance of their job. That
throws a big load of roomers in the
already overcrowded downtown area,
while nearly 5000 rooms are report
ed for rent within 30 or as minutes
committing distance of the gov
eminent offices concentration area.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-04-19
NO STEEI-SO NO RUBBER

Big catch on the possibilities of
making more synthetic rubber 50
that civilians can ride in 1914 is,
strangely enough, lack of steel. Be
fore you can have synthetic rubber
you must built a synthetic rubber
plant. That takes steel, and with
all the demands for steel for ships,
railroad cars, tanks and munitions.
there isn't enough steel for more
rubber plants. Enough has been al
located to build plants that vii.
make synthetic rubber at the rate
of 100000 tons a year. But all that
will go to war. Only hope for more
synthetic rubber plants is the dis
covery of some way to reallocato
steel
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-04-19

This is the way Civil Service en-
ployment boils down. Thirty million
information circulars We're distrib-
uted to prospects last year. Seven
million communications were re
ceived Four million people came
into the central and 10 district Ci-
vii Service offices. Two and half
million persons took the competitive
examinations for jobs. But only
25O,O0O were appointed to positions
in the classified service.
SEEKING A SEER
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-29
vEREzzENEK A MAGYAROK!

Magyarorszagot Hitler allan
d6an azzal tartja terrorban
hogy ha mem kiildenek meg
t0bb katonat, akkor Erdelyt
visszaadja a romannak. Hal
kie akkor Erdely? A magya.
roke? Fenet. Hitlere minden
inert 8 rendelkezik mindennel
Ahogy AIT elore tudhattak es
tudtak mindazok, akik Hitlert
es a hitlerizmust az ohazaban
es Amerikaban szolgaltak.
Felkilo zsirt szabad venni
havonta Magyarorszagon egy
csaladnak - ha jut.
A t0bbit elvittek Nemetor-
szagba.
A ruhat, a meleg ruhat re-
gen leszedtek a magyar nem-
zet tester6l.
A fiaikb6l pedig egyre t0b-
bet visznek meghalni. Icy
legalabb gyengebb nemzettel
konnyen tudnak Hitlerek bir-
k0zni.
Ez a sorsa a szolga nepnek
mindenutt a vilagon. Az ola
szok hazamennek a biztonsag-
ba, a szolga magyart elkul-
dix Szerbiaba meghalni.
Igaza volt annak idejen
Eden-nek, hogy jobb allva
meghalni, mint a diktatorok
el0tt terdelni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-29
A SzAMUz0TT
KIRALYOK

A Londonban tartozkodt
menekult vagy szamiizott XII
ralyok unalmukban, inert iobl
dolguk nincs, ismet kiralyos
dit jatszanak. Tanacskozasrs
tilt ossze Gyorgy ur, Gorogor
szag elmenekiilt kiralya Pc
tarral, SERBIA hasonl6 allapo
tanak 0rvend6 uralkodojava
es encyclopaedia a k0vetke
zokben:
Ha vege lesz a mostani ha
borunak, akkor egyesiteni fog.
jak orszagaikat legalabb il
annyira, hogy k0zos hadse.
reguk, k0z0s diplomaciajuk E!
kozos kUlkereskedelmiik le
gyen.
Enrol az egyessegr6l ala is
irtak egy szerz6dest es pedig
az angol kiligyminiszter, An.
thony Eden jelenleteben, ami.
bol ARA lehet kovetkeztetni
hogy az angolok szeretnenek
egy dunai sz0vetseget csinalni
a Balkanon a haboru vegen
ha az egyaltalaban lehetseges
Az egyessegnek azonban
nagy hianyossagai vannak. Az
elso az, hogy ma meg senki-
Sc tudhatja, hogy a haboru
utan kell-e a g0r0g0knek
Gyorgy es a szerbeknek Peta1
kiraly, inert ha mem kell, ak
kor a szerzodes semmitse er.
A masodik pedig meg fonto-
sabb: be lehet-e hozni ebbe
a szovetsegbe sajat joszanta-
boil a tobbi balkani orszagot?
Ha ugyanis trianoni parancs-
szora tortennek a balkani $40
vetseg megteremtese, mem er-
ne az egy hajito fat sem.
Beket, megertest csakis ma
guk a kiilomb0z6 nepek te-
remthetnek a Balkanon es
ehhez nemcsak sziiksegtelenek
de egyenesen feleslegesek es
karosak az uralkodok, akik a
multbol soha mem tanulnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-29

K0riilbeliil 80 esztende
je annak, hogy az egyik buda-
pesti napilap amerikai tud6-
sit6ja kepet festett egy Chi
cagoi magyar bal fel6l es an
max soran tobbek k0z0tt ezt
mondta:
- A balterem alatt lev6 ivd
helyisegben egymas hegyen-
hatan tolongtak a t0bbnyire
meg fatal magyarok, husz es
harminc ev k0z0tt lev6k es 0t
dollaros bankjegyeket vagdos-
va a sontesre, egyszerre szaz
pohar sort rendeltek. Mikor
mar hat ilyen 0t dollaros
bankjegy fekudt egymas mel
lett a s0ntesen,a csaposok Macy
gyorsan nekilattak az ital XII
meresenek, de bizony ketszaz
pohar sort Sc adtak XII a penz-
ert, amt azonban nagy boil
csen elszedtek es eltettek.
Az egyik Greg magyar anne
rikas, aki mar legalabb negy
ev ota volt Amerikaban (ezt
akkor Greg amerikasnak te-
kintettek), AIT mondta ma
gyarazat gyanant: ;
Minek emelnenk ez ellen
kifogast, hiszen amugyis any
nyi a penziink, hogy mem tud-
juk nit csinaljunk vele.
Mi tagadas benne, amig be-
lie mem keveredtink el0bb az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-29
SzESz kELL
A HABORUHOz

Januar kozepet6l kezdve a
sz0vetsegi kormany rendelete.
re mem gyartanak t0bbe ivasi
celokra szant szeszt az Egye-
silt Allamokban. Haborus ce-
lokra kell a szesz, ami mem
lep meg senkit, amikor meg
mondjuk, hogy partved6 agyu-
ink, amelyek 16 inches goly6-
kat l6nek XII, mindenegyes To-
veshez so gallon szeszt hasz-
nalnak el. Ennyi szesz kell a
l0veshez szJkseges puskapor
el6allitasahoz.
A palinka ivo embereknek
azonban nincs semmi okuk
az aggodalomra. Az alkoholt
6rz6 raktarhazakban 0tszaz
millio gallon hever es varja,
hogy vev6re talaljon. Minel
lassabban jonnek a vev6k, an
nal jobban erik a palinka es
ma mar 0t ewes whiskyben
mines semmi hianyossag. A
puskapor gyartashoz kilom-
ben is tiszta szesz kell es alb
boil evente csak szaz millio
gallont hasznalnak palinka
keveresre, az ugyn evezett
''blend" palinkakra.
A palinka gyaraknak meg
is lesz az alkalmuk ARA, hogy
az 1942-ik ev soran szaz mil
lilo tiszta whiskeyt gyartsanak,
tehat mem lesz aruhiany.
A gyarak eddig puskapor
es robbantoszer gyartasra het-
venhat millio gallon szeszt
szallitottak. Ez az ugynevezett
ipari szesz, amelyet szinten ku-
koricabol keszitenek, de mem
finomitanak XII. AZonkiviil BIZ
zonyos vegyi anyagokkal is
keverik, hogy inni ne lehessen.
T0bbnyire hanytatot kevernek
a myers szeszbe, ami ait KEEL
lemetlen hatasuva teszi.
A hadsereg ait mondja, hogy
ketszaz millio gallon myers
ipari szeszre lesz szuksege eb-
ben az evben. Mikor EFT meg
adjak a gyarak, akkor tovabb
folytatjak a termelest a rem
des ipari celokra, inert pei
daul festekek, Plastic anyagok
es mas vegyi szerek keszitese-
hez szinten sok szesz kell.
Az ipari szesz kelete most
olyan j6, hogy az eddigi arat
"a es fel centr6l otven centre
hajtottak fel a gyarak, tehat
a haboru folytan kitiin0 uzle-
teket csinalnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-29
"FELN| KELL A C0R0CT0L -" !"

IEEVI NEkL "a
Hajdanaban az volt a koz-
mondas, hogy akkor kell fel-
nj a gor0g0kt6l, mikor ajan-
dekkal k0zelednek az ember-
hez.
Az Egyesiilt Allamok nepe-
hez John L. Lewis ajandekkal
kozeledett a multi heten.
Az egymast folyton gyilko-
10 ket munkas-szervezet kozti
beke van a kezeben, de csu-
dalatos, hogy bar a beket
mindenki igazan ohajtja, a
John L. Lewis hirtelen palfor-
dulasanak senki mem tudott
0rilni.
Ha a beke galambjat Muir
ray vagy Green r0pitettek
volna a leveg6be, 0rommel
udvozolte volna a hirt min
denki.
Mert a munka-front beke-
jere, a munkasok egysegere
sztkseg van, S inert a ket
munkasvezer akarmelyikenek
az oszintesegeben hinne min
denki.
A John L. Lewis 0szintese-
geben SENKI nem mer hinni.
Tudjak rola, hogy az utob-
bi h6napokban mem annyira
a beken dolgozott, minthogy
egy HARMADIK szervezetet
akart csinalni, inert ugy latta,
hogy tobbe a C.I.O.-t mem bir-
ia uralni.
Targyalt elegedetlen, nagy-
ravagyo vezerekkel, akiket ma
ga melle hivott egy harmadik
szervezetbe, de erre senki mem
volt hajlando.
Ere j0tt hirtelen az az 0t
let, amivel az egesz orszagot
meglepte a multi heten, hogy
kezdje meg az ALL. es a
CLIO. a beketargyalasokat.
S hogy a beket a sajAt sza-
ia ize szerint akarta csinalni,
AIT mindjart meg is mutatta,,
inert el6re .elrendezte, hogy
mi tortenjek az egyes mum
kasvezerekkel, akiket 81 akart
haritani a sajat magasba tor6
utjab6l.
Mem volt smucig, b6keziien
gondoskodott mindenkir6l Ia
munkasok penzen),' S peldaul
Greenek evi huszezer dollar
nyugdijat igert elete vegeig
evente.
Murraynak tizennyolcezer
dollaros dzsabot igert, hogy ne
alljon az utjaba a bekenek.
Kivalasztotta AIT az egyent
is, aki eln0ke lett volna az
egyesitett szervezeteknek, csak-
hogy Murrayt 'felre l0khesse
a sajat egyeni ambici6inak az
utjabol.
rs megnyugtatott minden-
kit, hogy 6 mem akar valami
nagyon nagy hivatalt (hiszen
8 a banyaszok zsirjab6l annyit
preset XII maganak, amennyit
akar), csak a szervezet - po-
litikai hatalmat akarja meg
tartani a sajat kezeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-29


Szoval Mr.. John L. Lewis
semmit sem akart a vilagon,
csak politikai ura lenni tiz-
tizenket millio embernek.
Akkor aztan megmutatna
akar Rooseveltnek, akar mas
max, hogy XII az ur, XII a nagy-
hatalom ebben a hazaban.
Arnint latjuk, mem babra
jatszott Lewis, mikor a seer
vezet penzet ilyen fejedelmi
nyugdijakra dobalta, olyan
onzetlen volt, hogy 8 mem is
akart kul0n0s tisztseget. 8
csak a hatalmat 6hajtotta a
kezebe kaparintani, hogy car
ia lehessen ennek az orszag
max.
A szitan azonnal atlattak,
S Murray volt az els6, aki
gyengeden figyelmeztette a fe-
kete cart, hogy egyel6re van
choke es tisztikara a C.I.O.-
max, S ezid6szerint ait mem
hivjak John L. Lewisnak.
Biztos lehet benne minden-
XII, hogy ha a ket szervezet
k0zt lehet6 lesz a beke, ait
Phillip Murray egy 6raval sem
fogja kesleltetni, de most mar
abban is biztos lehet minden-
XII, hogy a beke reven mem
maszik fel Lewis a nemzet ha-
tara.
Mem felejtettek meg el mum
kaskorokben, hogy amikor
Perkins munkaminiszter egy
izben Lewisnal a beket SIR
gette, milyen d0lyfos, milyen
szemtelen feleletet kapott a
MINISTER.
'Majd ha az en- celjaimnak
megfelel, akkor lehet beker6l
beszelni." Mem ait mondta,
hogy majdha a nunkasok eel
>jainak megfelel, hanern maid
ha az EN ce1jaimnak felel
meg.
Most ugy latszik a Lewis
egyeni celjainak megfelelne a
beke, most tehat at hirtelen
el6rantotta, de ebben a pilla-
nathan bajosan lesz valami
bel6le. Els6sorban azert, inert
ma mas gondja van minden-
kinek, masodszor es kulon0-
sen pedig azert, inert ha tisz
tesseges munkasvezerek egy-
seer beket renielnek csinalni,
a babasagot mem fogjak ra-
bizni John L. Lewisra.
Nagyobb csapas nern erhet-
ne ezt a nemzetet, minthogy
John L. Lewis kaparintsa az
0sszes szervezett nunkAsok
egyseges politikai hatalmat a
kezebe, es ,ezt ma mar tudja
mindenki.
Lewis AIT a habUrus ztirza-
vart akarta most a maga
egyeni hasznara kihaszn4lni
amt Macy reszben neki k0-
szonhet a nemzet, inert neki
Macy resze van abban, hogy
keszii1etlentil rohanhatott meg
benniinket az ellens6g.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-29

A jozanul gondolkozok So
ha mem l0vik XII a legutols6
tolteseket is, inert tudjak
hogy azokra kes6bb is lehet
sziikseg.
*
Milliok esnek ugyan el a
csatakban, megis mindig tobb
marad a szaj, mint amennyi
a kenyer.