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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14

n YOU have a husband or
sweetheart in the service. Il IS
his business TO win the war and
your business to write him let
tors, says Mrs. George s. Patton,
wife of the armyS top tank On
port. who is chief of operations
IN Morocco.
In an address before the
Fourth Service Command CON
ference of the Advisory Council
10 Womcn'S Interest Section OF
the War Department Mrs. Pat
ton outlined an eight point pro-
gram for army wives ... 1t
won't be an easy one to follow
she said, but that IS woman'S
part IN the war . and Mrs.
Patton having sat out three
wars ought to know.
The Tough Part
The hardest thing of all to do,
she added is waiting
You're telling US, lady!
Anyway, here's the S-point
program
Write cheerful letters to
your fighting men.
> Never listen 10 rumors and
never. NEVER repeat one
rumorS. she added should be
tread on trust your govern
mcnt
3-If YOU arc a lucky family
who has a man home on leave,
make II a real holiday not
family problem study
Mrs. Patton pointed out that
the boys arc used to beng
entertained ON leave Cd. with
USO dances and the entertain
mcnt provided by stars appear
INC in free shows so give him
even a better time when he's
home
4 Don't stop at headlines
when YOU read the newspapers
49,. read the cummunlquc> with
a map IN hand
g. Don't turn ON The radio
every time YOU come m the
house .. SGT yourself "A stated
time 10 listen 10 news of the day
90. and spare your nerves ,hat
constant reiteratIon of The same
news
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
Army Wife Of Three Wars
Gives 8-Point Program
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
WOmen's Editor. The Detroit Times

praying lets keep a brave
face and a brave heart and pray
without CeaSlnG.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
Keep Fit
While You
Lose Weight
Nv IDA JEAN KAN

~ 49,
MINK mot i7''"'''''- - -'N
solve all your Wcl-h' i''dh''>
Glory ho. YOU n GOT trn ~
l,s,, IN, prIs.. ,.. take "A
-, ...... elsa.
Won happier
Uncle sam may gui down on
sugar and fats SO ho can pass
,hs ammunition huf n YOU go
..- ...... ~, i.... ,-,ir
"'' W WA ""' ...
CalorieS ON me p.As '.~'l y "''-
curves viii s'l Dor ON the
buNo7. side
..t.l,. ,-I are
...
weight conscious anu , q" "'
81 YOU are overweight TINS ls.
without any douht. The best time
{, yo,r rfq IN en- after the en-
$50
i, cs...r g., Io., rovy chat
,o-, arc ,s~Linc NJ bard
ne. 80, aItoestb,r because
~ ,,o MA. IN It>ef MOI un-
io.s ~ rrcst1, increases >0gr
.,I,,1c T.o,,r,,,orf. hui bc-
CsY,c won are fno bu>, 10 GIVE
90 ,,ore han MS dine
Touober, VIII Power
v,u arc ma, ,blo IN spend
60 ,,nsh ,iwc M The ktChcu.
Zinc nudd,rcs mos cakes
80 SooL,c. There arc other
- - - ,,,ch moro ,unortant
And ,bore'S something about
,'oTL,inc bard and l,eenlnr busv
hat to,qhens your viii power.
IA 80 - - vour favor too
& 10 adyantarc of The ra-
,ionrrc - beln noTmaiize you
ucicbT grd lick thc excess
no,n,ds onco and for AN
Tcon nm tho ,,rotc,n ia yo.,
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n-oeI aD5 hv add,nr IN n -
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$50 -, - - 40 H.,
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lodair, tho nroTe,, hicb no.
sides. 1t Is necessary to fitness
UaIlY MIX Ouofe
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day Won can cot ms either
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Vou Iii no sr,a,od at tive
;,croaso ~ vo,,r faelinc of weI
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10 ,,o,S lilo you c,n save tho
60, - 80 10 hottlo for Tho
s ~ coffao and drin,, skim
Ill ~, yon may bl,o n drinj,
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lo1, cooLod ,ocatahIo tho ncxf
rJ,,e ,,,iyod rrccn loary salad
,lu'aY. choosc tho creonest
rraens escarole endive
narslcv watercross and tho
Let
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
30 Indicted
Draft Bodrd23

The Poppy Day" Of 1912 was
marked today when the 230
draftees, the largest group from
any one Michigan draft board was
turned over TO army authorities
at the induction center by Board
No. %, the largest in the nation.
Joined by 200 inductees from
outstate the group was given the
most pretentious fete accorded
thus far 10 any, selectee body. 1t
was sponsored by the II Will Do
My Best" organization.
The Salvation Army Band and
Drum and Bugle Corps of the
American Legion Thomas A. Edi-
son post furnished music, while the
A american Women's Voluntary
Services and the Women's Home
Defense Army joined in the parade
which started at the County
Building.
The drafteeS will be given a
similar fete tonight as they leave
the city for Camp Custer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
WOlllen'S
Clothes
Trimmed

WASHINGTON, May 26 (INS)
The war production board today
issued an order curtailing the
amount of cloth that may be used
in making women's and children's
robes, house coats, negiigees, beach
coats and lounging pajamas.
They may not be made of cloth
containing any wool, except from
cloth owned by a manufacturer on
the effective date of the order,
May q.
In addition, the order provides
maximum measurements for all of
the garments covered by the order.
Long robes and house coats are
not eliminated, but they may not
be as full and sweeping as for
merly.
They may not he made with
French facings, balloon, kimona,
dolman or leg of mutton sleeves;
with more than one-half inch hem
at the bottom; with more than one
pocket; with a hood; with belt
longer than so inches for women's
sizes and 40 inches for children's
sizes. and with shirring, tucking
or pleating except on skirts which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
NifeGone4Y Yrs.
He Gets Divorce

Sylvester Mabie. who sat con-
|antly at the front window OF his
prne for months after the disap-
karance Oct. II. 1887. Of his wife,
rite. has at last given up hope.
Mrs. Mabie, then AZ; Mrs. Mar
bret Reddon, IS, and Thomas
|brimer. "a. got into Loriners
htornobile that night in front OF
Melvindsle beer garden. They
Invent been heard from since.
A nationwide search was made
awards were offered. Rivers were
Ragged. Old barns we're searched
the theory that the trio-said
be only casual acquaintance
light have sought shelter and
Zen asphysiated by exhaust gas
Through IL all Mabie, who live,
1925 Palmer avenue, Melvin.
ble, kept up hope.
But yesterday, four years, sever
onths and II days after the dis
ppesrance, he went before Circuit
|Idee Lila M. Neunfelt and asked
n a divorce, on the ground o
esertion.
He was given the divorce anC
possession Of four parcels Of land
hich he had owned jointly witt
(rs. Mabie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
10000 Launch
Sale Of Poppies

Close to 10000 men women and
children, members of various
patriotic organizations in the city,
are out today. helping in the sale
Iof the American Legion and DAV
Poppy.
Over a million poppies, made
by the disabled veterans at Battle
Creek. were delivered TO Detroit
and their sale is expected TO 60
over the $4,000 goal reached last
year.
Members OF Detroit's SO Ameri-
can Legion posts and 80 auxillaries
as well as the DAV, Veterans of
Foreign Wars, Spanish American
War Veterans, ROTC, GAR and
Boy Scouts are helping in the sale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
Showdown Vote
Sought inHouse
On Soldiers Pay
BY WILLIAM THEIS
Init News Service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, May 26 (INS).
= Administrative leaders today
turned their drive for a SAP per
month base pay for soldiers and
sailors into parliamentary battle
of wits as representatives backing
the $50 minimum pressed for a
showdown vote on the House floor
Informed sources said the House
leadership was planning strategy
to forestall the announced inten-
ton of Representative Rankin Cd
OF Mississippi to force a roll call
vote on the Senate-House confer
ence committee agreement Of $42
a month for buck privates and ap-
prentice seamen.
What the parliamentary move
against Rankin would be when the
pay bill comes up remained in
doubt. The Mississippian gave
notice to the House that he would
move to recommit the conference
report with instructions to the
House conferees to insist on his
amendment providing the $50
|y,oipirY1tlYn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26

TELEPHONE lines today are carry
ing a bigger load than ever before, and
they must be used efficiently to give
maximum service to the war effort.
For the nations Armed Forces, the
Federal Government, the Civilian
Defense agencies and the war pro-
duction industries have first call on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
z Die in Sawdust Pile

SOMERVILLE, Mass. May rs
(INS).-Two girls, Marilyn, Re-
beiro, 10. and Barbara Cooper, 9,
were found dead today buried in
a sawdust pile of lumber COM
pany. The children apparently
had fallen into a chute descend
ing to the sawdust pile while play
ing on company property.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
,ome Don'ts
for PimpIes

Don't scratch-don't squeeze PIN
|ss-you may infect yourself. Don't
Pffer from itching OF pimples. Ecze-
"a, angry red blotehes or other irri.
|fions, when soothing PeterSon's
tntnent offers you quick relief
lakes the akin look better. feel bet
y. 15c all druggists. Money back II
y application does not delight you.
ktsrfon's Ointmsn, also eoothes irrf-
ted. tired or itchy feet and cracks
)fwefn toea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
Australia TO Try .Yank

MELBOURNE, May 26 (UP).-
An American soldier, accused OF
Staying three Melbourne women,
will be tried by the ordinary proc
esses of law in the courts of Vic
toria. Chief Secretary Harold s.
Bailey announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
Answers Given
To Quiz for IVA
lon First Aid

Msnbsrskip Coupon on Page IS
Junior Victory Army members
-ATTENTIoN:
Here are the answers 10 the
bfficial IVA First Aid Quiz pub
|ished In yesterdays Times
Grade yourself Count five
points for each question you an
bwered correctly. 4 score OF Is
br better is passing; but you
Mould study until you can answer
Every question correctly. Here
IRE the answers:
The basic first aid equip
ment IL two trisngles made
from a Sc 10 20 inch square Of
unbleached muslin or other
cloth and material for splints.
a-The most important thing
| An shock IA Ia make the patient
warm m quickly n possible,
with blankets or your own coat.
s-Never put anything on q
wound that II not surgfcaIly
sterile. Put on antiseptic and
sterile compress before covering
with bandage.
4-The triangle " n basic
shape of bandake CLOTH The
wide cravat In . triangle folded
leo make n wide strip; when
Folded into q narrow strip IL
|ls q narrow crsvat
S-The bandages taught IN
Iva First Aid were the arm
|slinx, chin and side Of face, head,
hand, foot, elbow or knee. neck,
abdomen. chest, both eyes, one
|oye, hip. lower abdomen and
|shculder.
LPressurs points are found
he the temples, Just in front OF
he ears; on the neck ut both
|sSdes of the windplpe, below the
|nrmpits, and on both thighs
y-Loosen . tourniquet every
|lS minutes. Don't leave IL On
hoo long.
eThe letters TIKI stand for
E4ourniquet" and mean . tour
|niquet has been applied.
Slot water bottle and
|blanlxet.
lo-First degree, with siin
|feddened; second degree with
AIisters, and third degree with
|1eep destruction Of tissue.
il-Always treat burned per-
IONS for shock, apply sterile
aressing over burns. A good
|Dommercial ointment Ii proper
|1or first degree burns only; but
aon't put greasy substances on
kecond or third degree burns.
Be careful I'm removing clothing.
Bandage lightly.
l2-smother burning clothing
IN q blanket.
IS--In o simple fracture the
bone has not penetrated the
|n1xin.
Il--In q compound fracture
HE bone has broken through
|the skin.
1S-For emergency splints
you can use folded newspapers
br magazines.
I6-You can improvise q
btretcher with q blanket and
Two poles.
l7-Keep up artificial res
plration till . doctor pronounces
me patient dead.
l8--In red Inconsistencies,
ne face IL flushed: I'm white II
y pale, indicating shock; In
blue unconsciousness, cold and
elammy, with q blush shade.
1e-The war gases include
bar gases, sneeze gases, chok-
ing gases, systemic poisons and
blister gases.
Getaways call . doctor I'M
Asse6fa tPIy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
DELAY COMPANION BILL

Representative May CD of Ken
lucky, chairman of the House mill
tary affairs com m tee. said,
meanwhile. that the companion al
lowance and allotment bill would
not be brought up until next week.
May indicated the plan was to
get the pay bill "out OF the way
before tackling the bill granting
and allotments to the
OF enlisted men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
Claim 10 Malta Raiders

VALLETTA, Malta. May 26
QNS).-Ten enemy planes were
destroyed or damaged in raids on
Malta in the last two days, it was
announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26

telephone facilities. Above are shown
six ways you can help.
In so far as war restrictions and material
shortages permit, we shall continue to
furnish you with the best service possible.
And we look forward to the day when we
again can give the kind of service wanted,
"when and where wanted" But now, and
for the duration, ,Odr needs come first.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26

do not exceed the sweep restric-
tons before the shirring, tucking
or pleating operation.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05

neven ismert hadi kik0tot meg
erositsek.
E hadi bazis megvedelmezese
az amerikai hadsereg feladata
volt. mig a tengereszet a XII
kot6t kiindulo pontnak hasz-
malta, ahonnan a tenger 'felett
ellen6rz0 hatalmat gyakorol-
hat. Ennek dacara mindket
fegyvernem reszere keszen vol
tax a haditervek, hogy mikent
kell a szigeteket es a kikot6t
megvedelmezni es hogy a nagy
munkab6l nit kell vegezzen a
hadsereg es NIT a hadi ten
gereszet. Meg volt szabva pom
tosan es el6re minden teend6,
amt tamadas eseten csinalni
kell a fegyvernemeknek leheto-
leg teljes 0sszhangban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05
A MEGFIGYEL0
KESZtJLEKEK

Pearl Harbor kOrnyeken
igen finom keszulekek alltak
rendelkezesre, amelyek el6re
jeleztek, ha repul6gepek koze-
ledtek a szigetek vagy a kiko-
to fele. Ezeket azonban mem
hasznaltak allandoan. Decem-
ebr Gan egy 6rmester snkente-
sen kert engedelyt ARA, hogy
oft maradhasson a megfigyel6
keszilek mellett, hogy annak
kezeleset teljes alapossaggal be
gyakorolja. EFT meg is enged-
tex neki, es az az 6rmester volt
az, aki reggel 7 ora 2 perc-
kor, december Ten, vasarnap
telefonon jelentette a kozponti
irodaba, hogy koriilbelul 13O
mertfold tavolsagrol repul6ge-
pek nagyobb csoportjanak ko-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05
HIANYOS VOLT A
HADI KESZttLTSEG

A bizottsag szerint teljesen
igaz az az allitas, hogy a mas
iranyEan nyujtott hadi Sc
gitseg miatt a megtamadott
szigeteken hianyos volt a hadi
felkeszultseg. Mem volt ele-
gend6 hadiszer a tamadaskor
a Hawaii vedelmi keruletben.
EFT azonban tudtak a had
ugyminiszteriumban is, meg a
helyszinen levo katonai pa
rancsnokok is ugy, hogy mines
benne meglep6. a.@. ~
Ere a pontra azonban mem
fektetett nagyobb sulyt a WIS
gallo bizottsag, inert ez csak
masodrendii szerepet jatszott
a szerencsetlenseg k0riil. Ha
lett is volna teljes boseggel
Pearl Harborban es Xviii hadi-
seer, ez nem valtoztatott volna
a meglepetesszeriileg jott hare
lefolyasan. A bal oft volt,
hogy a meglev0 hadiszereket
sc tudtak felhasznalni a nagy
meglepetes kovetkezteben.
ARA Sc terjedt XII a WIS
galat, hogy az amerikai hadi
tengereszet miert tartotta
Pearl Harborban tetlenul ha-
Jolt, inert ez taktika dolga, ami
a vizsgalatra mem tartozott es
mem volt 'erintheto.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05

zetek megnyugodtak abban,
hogy a ket nagy tabor kozt a
beke fenntartasat, illetve a ha-
taskori vitak intezeset az elnok
es 4 bizottsaga vallaltak.
Ez a csend azonban nem
tarthat sokaig, inert az emel-
ked6 arak, S kilon0sen a kon-
gresszus gyengesege folytan
varhato tovabbi emelkedesek a
munkasokat r0videsen ARA
fogjak kenyszeriteni, hogy ko-
veteljek a magasabb napsza-
mot. =.
A szenbanyaszok amugy is
meltanytalan szerzodesenek a
megk0tese ota legalabb har-
mine szazalekkal az arak fel-
mentek. Miota az acelmun-
kasok szerz6deset megk0tottek,
az arak emelkedtek legalabb 20
percenttel.
Erk0lcstelenseg lenne ilyen
oriasi csoportoktol AIT kivanni,
hogy a haboru, vagy akar a
regen k0t0tt szerzodesek lejar-
taig dolgozzanak a jelenlegi
napszamert, S hisszuk, hogy
ait mem is lesznek kenytele-
mex megtenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05
S MINDEZEK
MOGOTT OFT ALL

az a teny, hogy a jelenlegi
munkatlansag dacara, hat ho-
nap mulva az orszag legna-
gyobb reszeben munkashiany
lesz, hogy vi foglalkozasok fog
max sok szazezer ember el6tt
megnyilni, ketsegbe esesre te-
hat mines Okla senkinek, inert
yalahogy mindanny:an meg
.eliink.
De ahogy vi elethez kell
szokni azoknak, akiket a haza
direkt vedelme a katonasaghoz
emel XII a civil eletb6l, eppen
ugy nagy valtozasokra kell
keszen allni azoknak, akik itt-
hon maradnak. S ezeket zu-
golodas nelkil kell viSelnlink,
inert ez is a haza vedelmehez
tartozik.
Arnint az atrendezes teljes
folyamatban lesz, ket csoport-
ra oszlik a polgarsag. Az egyik,
amely nemzetvedelemnel, a ma
six, amely civil helyeken dol
gozhat.
A nemZetvedelem munkasai
termeszetesen t0bbet fognak
keresni, de lassan a mask ESQ.,
port keresete igazodni fog a
helyzethez, ha a kereset szin-
vonal egeszen a hadi iparban
dolgozo embereket el mem is
eri a k0zeli j0v0ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05
Macy vEsZTssEGEK
T0RTENTEK

Sajnalatosan sok emberelet
es hadi anyag esett zsakma-
nyul varatlanul j0tt legi ia
madasnak. Ennek a karnak
megallapitasa es az, hogy mi
t0rtenik annak potlasa, meg
javitasa koriil, szinten mem volt
vizsgalat targya, A jelentes-
ben csak azert van $40 err6l,
inert a tanuvallomasok mind
kapcsolatban vannak a vesztes-
seggel es megvilagitjak, hogy
voltakepen mi is tortent.
December Ten reggel 7 ora
SIS peckor jelentek meg a ta-
mado japan repiil6gepek az
amerikai szigetek felett es egy
szerre tamadtak meg Pearl
Harbort es a vele szomszedos
Oahu szigeten lev6 repul6tere-
ket es katonai barakkokat.
Mivel az Egyesilt Allamok
Acknowledgment teruletenek
biztonsagara nezve igen fon-
tos sziget-csoport, a f0 We
delem Oahu szigetere terjedt XII
es a szomszedos kisebb szigete-
ken sokkal kevesebb eroditveny
es amerikai csapat volt. Mivel
az Egyesult Allamok kiilpoliti-
kaja egeszen mas felfogasu es
szandeku volt, mint az ellen
feleke a Csendes Tengerre nez-
We, a mi kormanyunk tudta,
hogy oft el6bb vagy utobb fegy
veres 0sszeutk0zesre fog sor
kerulni, Exert igyekeztek min
dig ARA, hogy a Pearl Harbor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05

es exert aranylag konnyebben
fogtak fel "a maguk dolgat.
Mem forditottak peldaul ele-
gend6 figyelmet ARA, hogy
milyen tokeletes' volt a japan
kemszolgalat a Hawaii szigetek
k0rJl. A japanok pontosan
tudtak, hogy hol vannak q
gyenge pontok ,es oman jott
a tamadasuk.
Mem igaz azonban az a sok
mende-monda, hogy a vedelem
reszer0l mindenki reszeg lett
volna. Ketsegteleniil szomba-
ton sok katona kapott a ba-
rakokbd kimenesi engedelyt, a
hadihajok legenysege is a part
ra ment es szorakozott, de ez
mem volt semmivel rosszabb
ANIMAL, mint ami negenged-
het6 meg haboru esetkn is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05
(FOlytataS az 1-so oldalroD

" Oly IdLdS dZ l-SO OlQdlEOl)
rikai nemzet tudja a torten-
teket es tiszta kepet alkothas-
son maganak.
Justice Roberts es tarsai meg
allapitottak, hogy nekik csak
az adatokat kellett 0sszegyuj-
teni es mem itelkezni. Eppen
exert soha alaposabb es SEM
legesebb hangu jelentest mem
latott meg az elnok es az anne
rikai nemzet.
ESQ utan kopenyeg persze
mindez,: de szikseg volt ere
a vizsgalatra mindenkeppen.
Meg kellett mutatni a nemzet-
mex, hogy a kormany SEM
nit Sc akar eltitkolni, ami a
haboru k0riil tortenik. Ep-
pen csak bevarjak az alkalmas
id6pontot, amikor a hirek
k0zzetetele mar mem hasznal
az ellensegnek.
Roberts f6biro vezetese alatt
a bizottsag elment a helyszi-
mere is, igen sok tanut hall
gatott XII esku alatt, de halo
masbol, vagy maeodkezbol ere
do tajekoztatasokat mem vett
egyetlen esetben sem tekintet-
be. Mivel a b:zonyiekok kozott
vannak olyanok, i amelyek a
nemzeti vedelmet ma is erin
tik, ezeket mem foglaltak belle
a jelentesbe, bar az elnok tu-
domasara hoztak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05

Bloch ellentengernagy kem-
szolgalata sem volt megfelel6.
0rjaratai mem jelentettek neki
AIT, hogy japan hadihajok es
f6leg repil6gepeket szallito ha-
jok kozelednek Pearl Harbor
fele. Meg volt gy6z6dve a
tengernagy, hogy a japan ha-
dihajok bekessegben ulnek a
japan kikotokben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05
KIKET TERHEL A
FELEL6SSEG

A Hawaii szigeteken levo
hadihajok parancsnoka a ta-
madas idejen Rear Admiral
Claude C. Bloch volt, akinek
azonban Admiral Husband E.
Kimmel, a Csendes Tengeren
levo amerikai flotta foparancs-
noka a felettese es az szinten
osztozik a t0rtentekert a fele-
l6ssegben.
A szigeteken lev6 szarazfoldi
hadcrot Lieutenant General
Walter c. Short tabornok We
zette a japan varatlan tama-
das tdejen.
December 17-ik napjatol
kezdve mindharman fel van
max tisztsegiiktol fuggesztve
es varjak az elnok rendelke-
zeset sorsuk felett.
A vizsgalat kideritette, hogy
Knox tengereszetugyi minisz-
ter levelben figyelmeztette a
hadugyminisztert tobb izben is,
hogy Japannal a helyzet ma
gyon fesziilt es varatlan tama-
daSOktOl lehet kesGbb tartani
A hadtigyminiszter es a tenge-
reszetugyi MINISTER e targy-
ban tobsz0r ertekeztek, levele-
ket valtottak es irasban figyel-
meztettek Hawaiian a ten
gernagyot es a tabornokot,
hogy legyenek ovatosak es
alljanak keszen minden eshe-
t6segre.
A ket foember azonban csak
lanyhan vette az egesz dolgot.
A tengernagy meg a Pearl
Harbcri kikot0be vezeto utat
Sc zarta ell a japan szubmari-
nok el6l az e celra oft lev6
nagy halokkal. "a A tabornok
viszont irt Westinghouse, hogy
most neki eloszor a keze ala
adott ujonc csapatokat kell XII
kepezni es exert haderejet mem
tudia megosztani, amig a XII
kepzes tart.
Nyilvanvalo, hogy a ket en-
ber meg almaban Sc akarta
hinni AIT, hogy a kis Japan
tamadast merne intezni az
Egyesiilt Allamok ellen.
November 27-en ujra kaptak
figyelmeztetest Washingtonbol
hogy a helyzet a japanokkal
meg fesziiltebb lett, de ere Sc
fektettek sok sulyt. A bizott-
sag ugy talalta, hogy a ket en-
bernek igen nagy felel6ssege
van a t0rtent mulasztasok k0-
rul es azert a megfelel6 k0-
zegek el6tt szamolniok kell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05
SZABOTAZST0L
FELTEK INKABB

Short tabornok meg is irta
Westinghouse, hogy neki egy
esetleges japan tamadas Matt
mines aggodalma. Inkabb at
tol fel, hogy Hawaiian tul-
sagosan sok japan lakik es
azok esetleg szabotazst csinal-
max a katonai celokra dolgozo
ipartelepeken, meg a hajojavito
muhelyekben. A kemszolgala-
tot tehat ARA utasitotta, hogy
ennek megakadaly to-
rekedjenek.
Harom mask uzenet is ment
Hawaiiba Washingtonbol, hogy
a hclyzet nagyon veszedelmes-
mex latszik Hull kiiligyminisz-
ter szerint. December Six,
4-ik es 6-ik napjan mentek
ezek a taviratok, de a ket f6-
katona mem fektetett azokra
semmi sulyt es kil0n0sen leve-
g6beli tamadasra mem gondol-
ltak.