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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-19
mem hiszem, hogy sokaig birja

mem hiszem, hogy sokaig birja
Varju Mali nagyot nyelt Mem ICY
kepzelte ezt dolgot. Napok ota keszilt
ra, hogy vegre kedvere leszidhatja valaA
elott Lajost es ARA is, hogy megtort, ba-
natba meriilt hugat megvigasztalja. Es
most egyszerre kutba esik minden. Vigasz-
talas mem kell es Lajosrol mem szabad be-
szelni. Ugy erezte, hogy nagy serelem esett
rata, hogy huga nala nelkul ALT talpra
ilyen csapas utan. Mem is birta leplezni
keseru csalodasat amiatt, hogy Mariat
mem t0rte 0ssze Lajos es Lenke arulasa.
- Hat jo, beszeljunk masrol, ha ugy
akarod. Furcsa ugyan, hogy ICY letorko-
lod az embert, de hat te dolgod. Ne be-
szeljink rola t0bbet
Marianak egy konnycsepp jelent meg
szempillajan es megfogta nenje kezet.
- Ne, kedves jo neni! Ne vegye rossz
neven, de lassa, en- csak ugy tudom ezt
a dolgot kiallani, ha mem emlegetjuk. A
neni mem szereti Lajost. En- meg mem tu-
dom elhinni most sem, hogy 9 hibas.
Nekem faj, ha bantjak. Es exert legjobb,
ha mem beszeliink rola -.
Most Varju Malin volt a sor, hogy ell
erzekenyedjek Csendesen megsimogatta
Maria kezet es suttogva, mintha torkat
fojtogatna valami, ait mondta:
- Az a Lenke! AIT a Lenket meg ne
blntesse jo listen!
Maria vallat Won't.
- Ne okoljunk senkit. Szerencsetlen-
seg csapas, ell kell viselniink. A sors
kegyetlen, mem az emberek Mert bantsuk
egymast? En- mem haragszom senkire, csak
faj, hogy elvesztettem AIT is, akit secret
tenn, meg az egyetlen testveremet is. De
hat ne beszeljunk rola.
- Ma mar edes fam, iyen tulzottnak
megint mem szabad lenni. En- jo keresz-
teny vagyok es megbocsatok mindenkinek,
de aki ICY megbant, ARA megis harag-
SZom
- Bocsasd meg vetkeinket, mikep
pen mi is megbocsajtunk az ellentink vet
kezoknek, = idezte Maria szeliden mo-
solyogva.
Igen Es szeresd felebaratodat,
mint tenmagadat! De mem jobban, -
mondta Varju Mali mergesen. - A tulzas
is bin.
Maria azon gondolkozott, hogy csak-
ugyan olyan rendkivJli-e az, ahogy vi
selkedik? Ugy erezte, hogy most is ugy KEEL
lene tennie, ahogy gyerekkoraban, mikor
onkent odaadta Lenkenek hajas babat,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-19

mex az elettel semmit nem
ernek, de ezzel szemben tonk-
re tesznek egy nehany egesz-
seges embert, akik egesz ele-
tuk0n az egy tehetetlen es
szerencsetlen csaladtagot szol
galjak.
Azokbol a hazakbol a mo-
soly eitiint, azok a csaladta-
gok maguk sem tudnak soha
zavartalanul oriilni az elet-
mex, inert mindig el0ttuk a
memento, hogy nekik illetlen
hogy nekik nem szabad, .lem
lehet oriilni, inert akit sze-
retnek, az mem oriilhet veluk
az eletnek.
Csak ezeknek, csak az ilyen
betegsegekkel, vagy ilyen be.
tegekkel sujtott egyeneknel
lenne szabad voltakeppen 8
kerdes felett szavazni.
Csak Ok itelhetnek meg
hogy szent-e az elet akkor is
mikor az csak 0r0k szenve
dest, eletre szol6 kinl6dAs
hozhat magaval a betegre &
a k0rnyezetere. Csak Ok itel
hetik meg igazan, hogy jogul
van-e ezeknek a szerencsetle
neknek a megvalt6 halalra.
Csak egy absolute igazsa.
van az emberek kozt ezen ,
vilagon. Hogy a sajat szenve
deseit mindenkinek sajat ma
ganak kell viselni es a saja
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-19

Most mar ertett sok mindent. Meyer
tette, hogy az utols6 beszelgetese Lenke-
vel inert volt olyan mesterkelt es ertette
AIT is, hogy bucsucsok, amt nyitott
alto hatamogott kapott Lenket6l, inert
volt annyira hideg es er6ltetett.
Ranezett Lenkere megegyszer. Most
mar teljesen idegennek tint fol el6tte a
Ieany es mar mem is ertette, hogy hogy
tortenhetett meg vele, hogy ezt mem latta
eiott.
Gepiesen fogott kezet Lenkevel, ugy-
amugy csokolt kezet az oregasszonynak es
csak akkor konnyebbult meg szive, ami
kor kilepett kapun, amelyrol tudta, hogy
soha t0bbe mem fogja klincset meg
erinteni
Amint kocsiban elhelyezkedtek, lop-
va ranezett az apjara es megpihent te-
kintete annak a napsit0tte, kemeny arc
max markans profiljan.
- Az apam! = mondta magaban. -
Tehat az apam! Es emiatt aldoztam en-
fol szegeny Mariat!
Masnap elutazott Berlinen keresztul
Londonba
XVIII. FEJEZET
A Lajos elutazasa napjan Maria visz-
Maerkezett Pestre. Az Greg asszony mem
szolt rola Lenkenek semmit, csak Ossze-
szedel6zkodott es kiment elebe vonat-
hoz Kisirt szemii, szomoru leanyt vart es
mar elore kiszinezte magaban vigasztalo
beszedet, amt huganak tartani fog, de
nagy csalodas erte, inert Maria mosolygos
arccal szallott XII vonatbol es mem lehe-
tett eszrevenni rata semmit abbol nagy
banatbol, amire Mali neni ell volt keszulve.
Legfoljebb, hogy SCENE egy hcslt be Volt
esve es hogy semmivel sem volt Jobb szln-
ben. mint mikor elment.
= Szegeny kis leanyom - mondta
varju Mali mikor kocsi megindult We
Iiik. - Hidd ell, mem erdemes olyan cudar
frater Matt busulni
- Mem is busulok, kedves nenl, -
felelte Maria - Eszem agaban sincs. Csak
ARA kerem, hogy ne tessek rola tobbet be-
szelni Volt mines es azzal vege
= Igazad van, fam En- mlnd1g mono-
tam. de mem akartad nekem elhinni, hogy
az az ember
Maria kozbevagott:
- Ne, kedves neni! Ne beszellunk
r0la Van lit sokkal fontosabb dolog is;
szegeny Juli neni nagyon gyenge mar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-19

0romeit mindenh szinten
csak onmaga tudja elvezni.
Ezeket a dolgokat nem lehet
masokra ruhazni, csak meg
oszthatjuk azokat masokkal.
Mindenki ura a sajat elete-
mex, ha az elet k0vetkezme-
nyeit, oromeit es terheit ma
ganak kell viselni, mindenki-
mex jogaban all tehat, hogy
azzal ugy rendelkezzek, ahogy
|neki tetszik.
Az eletoszt0n ugyis eros
bennuk, hiszen latjuk, hogy
a legtobb esetben az elet leg
szerencsetlenebbjei is ragasz-
kodnak magahoz az elethez, a
kegyet1en, a rajuk nezve csak
szenvedest tartalmazo elet-
hez; rabizhatnank hat min
, den feln6tt emberre, hogy ak
kor kerje maganak a saba
dulast, mikor ugy erzi, hogy
annak terheit tovabb viselni
mem birja.
Ez azonban csak a mi vele-
menytink, Is mi ebben az eset-
ben mem kepviseljik a t0bb-
seget.
S6t elismerjiik, hogy val6-
sziniileg eros kisebbsegben va
gyunk ezzel a felfogasunkkal
hamarosan tehat mem lesz
t0rveny Angliaban sem az a
Ijavaslat.
j De vegre elkezdtek a pro
blemar6l hivatalosan is tar.
gyalni, ami AIT jelenti, hogy
ez a kerdes visszajar maid al
land6an kiserteni, amlg egy
felvilagosultabb korszak mem
talalja meg a mindenkit meg
nyugtat6 megoldast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-19

ha sirt erte.
- Tulzas ITALIAN az volna, ha orulm
tudnek az boldogsagukon, = telelte a
nenienek. amire aztan Mali neni hjott a
sodrabol.
- Ugyan eredj mar! Meg XII hallott
ilvet? Ez mar mem josag, hanem szamar-
sag.
Amivel elerte AIT, hogy Maria neve-
tett egyet, aztan kezet cs6kolt neki be-
keltetoleg.
- Azert ne tessek ram haragudni!
Lenke nappali szobaban varta
neniet HalaIsapadt volt es nem tudott
Maria szemebe nezni, mikor az megallt
elotte.
- Meg tudsz nekem valaf1a bocsa-
tani azert, amt tettem? - kerdezte sui
togva es mint aki mar mem birja terhet,
leereszkedett egy szekre az asztal mellett.
Maria odament Lenkehez es meg
olelte Aztan lehajolt hogy megcsokolJa,
de EFT mar mem birta megtenni, inert
konnyek elboritottak szemet es egy mely
hordtilessel feltort szivebol zokogas.
Leborult pamlagra, amint sokaig
visszafojtott fajdalom kitort belole Lerlke
pedig, mintha csak most jonne ra, hogy
nit tett tulajdonkeppen, 6lomsziniive Walt
arccal ugrott fol szekr0l, hogy kovet-
kezo pillanatban ajulva essex ossze fol-
don. Varju Mali ecetert szaladt konyha-
ba, kozben kitort belole folhaborodas
- Ebadta taknyos fratere! Ilyen szin-
hazat kell rendezni emiatt a naplopo mi
att! Meg mem foghstom, nit lattak rata
a lanyok!
Lenket csakhamar eletre hoztak ket-
ten Mariaval, aztan letettek panllagra.
Varju Mali, kezeben az ecetes uveg-
gel, haragosan kiment szobabol es be-
vagta az ajtot maga mogott. Maria ket-
tesbe maradt Lenkevel es odaiilt melle a
kanape szelere.
- A legjobb lesz, edes fam, -
mondta csendesen, meg mindig szemet
torolgetve, - ha mem besze1iink t0bbet
errol a dologrol. En- csak ARA kerlek,
hogy vele valo talalkozastol kimelj meg,
ait igazan szeretnem elkeriilni.
-Kivel?A Lajos apjaval?
= Mem! Vele magaval
= De hiszen mines itt Elutazott egy
felevre Londonba. Icy kivanta az apja.
Mem is leveleziink
Maria follelekzett
= Az apja kivanta ICY?
= Probaidot k0t0tt XII. mondta
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-19
( AR0c A YARJU-

Lenke. - En- csak ARA kerlek, hogy ne
itelj el most meg. Maid egyszer meg TO-
god erteni--
Maria osszevonta szemoldoket. Ez
beszed mem hangzott 6szinten es mem tet-
szett neki Folallott huga mell6l.
= Ne beszeljink err6l! Maid megpro-
balok beletor6dni megvaltozott hely-
zetbe - csak nagyon kerlek, ne emlitsd
nekem t0bbet.
Osszeszedte holmijat kalapjat, kez-
tyijet es bement hal6szobajukba. Lenke
oft maradt fekve kanapen es a meny-
nyezet bordiirjenek figurait szamlal-
gatta. Egy kicsit furda1ta lelkiisneret,
de mar tul volt rohamon es ugy talalta,
hogy az ajulasaval egyel0re eleget tett
annak, amivel testven szeretet cimen tar
tozott.
Maria csakugyan kerilt mindent, ami
Lajosra terelhette volna a beszedet es
Lenke, aki edeskeveset gondolt most mar
a fiuval, lassankint el is felejtette volna
az egeszet, ha Mali neni, mikor ketten
voltak, mem kinozta volna 0rok0s szemre
hanyasokkaI-
= Olyan ez haz azota mondta
egyszer mintha mind halalos betegek
volnank es titkolnank egynlas elott az
egymas bajat. Hiszen beszelm sem tudunk
egymassal azota! Ha harman egyiitt va
gyunk, ebednel, vacsoranal, csak hallga-
funk, de mindegyik tudja, hogy mire gon-
dol mask! Alig lehet EFT kbirni.
Maskor Sandor jutott az eszebe.
- AIT szegeny fiut is szepen ott-
hagytad! Az is megemlegeti, hogy betette
ide labat Mondd, mem felsz te, hogy
exert meg kell egyszer fizetned?
Lenke ilyenkor mindig megprobalt
felllkerekedni. A mindenhato szerelem
jogara hivatkozott es vedte sajat igazat,
amiben maga sem hitt De nem vallhatta
be titkat. Sivany Laszlorol mem szolha
tott semmit
Sivany minden harmadik-negyedik
napon beallitott. A nappali szobaban, ahol
Lenke rendesen kezimunkajava1 tilt az
ablakban, letelepedett ARA szekre, ahol
Sander uld0gelt hajdanaban, es ugy dis
kuralgatott ezernindenfelerol csak arrol
nem, amirol legjobban szeretett volna
Ehhez mem volt meg sem az akalom
sem leany reszer61 foIhatalmazas.
Az alkalom azert hianyzott, inert
negyszemk0zt sohasem maradhattak,
Varju Mali mem tavozott szobabol soha
egy pillanatra sem. Miota Lajossal valo
Evening star., 1936-11-14

Fourteenth and Kennedy streets. and
to prevent the substitution Of shuttle
busses over this route as proposed by
the company in q petition now before
the Public Utilities Commission.
This was decided last night at o
meeting in the Paul Junior High
School, when the association again
opposed the change. The matter was
brought to the attention of the associ-
alton by William NICK. Clayton. chair
man Of the Public Utilities Committee
of the Brightwood Association and
the Federation Of Citizens Associ-
ations.
Members stated that they we're in
Evening star., 1936-11-14

various forts about the National
Capital.
p. J. Monahan announced that q
membership drive was under way and
would continue for the next few
weeks.
The association Endorsed the pro-
posed plan for an eight-hour shift for
firemen. George r. Wilhelm was ap-
pointed to represent the association
in trafic matters at the request of
Director Of Traffic w. A. Van Duzer.
George w. Phillips, commander of
Fort Stevens Post, No. 80. American
Legion, spoke, urging construction of
Evening star., 1936-11-14

formed that unless they signed the
petition mo parking" signs would be
erected along the route Of the road.
Clayton said the transit company
used funds for the purchase of the
Warrington Rapid Transit Co. bus
line, which should have gone for the
rehabilitation Of the road and the
purchase Of new equipment.
The association was informed that
the Columbia Heights Business Mems
Association will aid In the fight to
keep the tracks.
President Charles W. Ray urged the
completion Of the highway linking the
Evening star., 1936-11-14
SERVICE ORDERS
ARMY ORDERS.

March, Maj. Irwin B.. Medical
Corps, Selfridge Field, Mich. to
Langley Field, Va, January Is, 1887.
Powers, Capt. Patrick F.. Chemical
Warfare Service, to Edgewood Ar
senal, Md, upon completion Of his
present tour of foreign service.
Each of the following first lieuten-
ants of the Air Corps to Langley
Field, Va, upon completion of his
present tour of foreign service: Hard
ing, Neil, B.; Price, George E.
Each of the following officers of
the Coast Artillery to Fort Monroe,
Va, upon completion of his present
tour of foreign service: First Lieuts.
Lane, John j.; Patterson, Charles c.;
Williams, Robert L.. jr.; Second Lieuts.
Andrews. Charles L.: Beazley, Lewis
K; Gilman, Seymour I.
Evening star., 1936-11-14
Light Beam Invisible.

Although every night a 3,000-foot
beam of light is thrown into the sky
by $4,000, ,oo0-candlepower beacon at
the Empire Exposition at Johannes
burg, South Africa, no one can see it.
The climate is blamed. All the crowds
see on a cloudless night is the glow of
the stars, even when the light is fully
switched on.
Evening star., 1936-11-14
NAMED TO NAVY BOARD

The Navy Department announced
yesterday that Rear Admiral William
Carleton Watts, commandant Of the
fourth naval district and Of the
Philadelphia Navy Yard, will take the
place Of Rear Admiral Edward c.
Kalbfus, president of the Naval War
College, Newport. Rhode Island, as a
member Of the selection board to con-
vene here November 30. Admiral
Evening star., 1936-11-14
States Viewpoint on Wealth.

"And never the twain shall meet"
has been well said. A noted Western
visitor, shown the treasures of an
Indian prince. millions of goldpieces,
remarked that such great wealth
would become even greater if put out
to productive uses. True enough"
replied the prince. "but If all this
gold were to be taken away, what
should I have left to look at?"
Evening star., 1936-11-14
Thanksgiving Preview.

WORTHINGTON, MINI. C9.-Eight
hundred turkeys destined for the fes.
tive Thanksgiving board were un-
tremendously roasted at the 8. J. Nc
Leod farm two weeks ahead Of sched-
ule. They perished in q barn fire.
Evening star., 1936-11-14
OCTOBER SETS 6.M0NTH
HIGH AT GALLINGER
Hospital Superintendent Reports
Average of S41 Patients-Chance
of Decline Remote.

The average number of patients at
Gallinger Municipal Hospital reached
the highest level of the past six months
during October, DR.. Edgar A. Bocock,
superintendent, yesterday advised the
Board of Public Welfare. The aver
age for the month was BAL, the fourth
highest census on record.
Dr. Bocock said there was little
likelihood of any appreciable decline
since the october total of patients
treated was nearly A per cent greater
than in October Of last year.
He added that the obstetrical de-
partment was the only one which was
continually crowded.
Evening star., 1936-11-14

W0odVard 8 Lofhrop invites you to visb any
day. befween 10 am. and 9 b.m.. 4848 Upton
Street NV. the house that uon the my Home
Award" and is completely furnished BY Wood.
ward g Lofhrob Home Decoration Staff.
Evening star., 1936-11-14

Kalbfus Is i'll.
The personnel Of the board, as re-
vised, will place Admiral Arthur j.
Hepburn. commander in chief Of the
United States Fleet, as president OF
the board.
Evening star., 1936-11-14

q civic center for the Brightwood
section.
Evening star., 1936-11-14
Are Your Formal
Garments Ready for
the Social Season

Your formal garments will be fresh and at
their best if you have them cleaned by our
thorough Dry Cleaning Service. The cleaning
Of evening gowns, Wrops, tuxedos and formal
dress require special knowledge and careful
attention. We specialize in this exoctino
work at prices as moderate os this special
handling allows.
Evening star., 1936-11-14

We will rePIote, clean and repair them
to their full lustrous beouty for mod
crate charge. Telephone District
$500 to have us collect them; we will
submit an estimate on the work before
we make the necessary repoirs.
Evening star., 1936-11-14
FIGHT ON SHUTTLE
BUS PLAN PRESSED
Brightwood Citizens Association
Determined to Keep

Car SerVIce.
A determined fight Is to be made
by the Brightwood Citizens Associ-
alton to retain the tracks Of the Capt.
tall Transit Co., on Third and Kennedy
streets between Takoma Park and
Evening star., 1936-11-14
Have Your Silver Restored
To Its Lustrous Newness

Check over your silver services. Are
they ready and fresh for the new social
season. Or have they dulled and, per-
hops, been scratched or dented bit
with usoee?
JEwELRY REPAIR DESK. FIRST FLOOR.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-03-03
BRUNO'S FATE
ENMESHED BY
NEW INTRIGUE
Continued from Page u


the forecast of a second reprieve
made earlier by a responsible state
official
In the maneuvering of the state
assembly on bill seeking to divert
highway funds to relief and anoth-
er to prevent the interim custer OF
Col. H. Norman SChWartzkopf, head
of the state police. political experts
profeSSed to see an alliance be-
tween Republican Governor Harold
G.. Hoffman and Democratic Boss
Frank Hague, mayor of Jersey City.
The governor, it was said, mad
agreed to continue against the
highway bill-a measure on which
he addressed a Joint session last
night-in return for aid in denying
extension of the term of Col.
Schwartzkopf whose handling OF
the Lindbergh case he had charac-
terized publicly as the most bung-
ling" in history. They are political
and personal enemies.
The alliance became evident TO
observers when the Young bill
which would keep Schwarzkopf
temporarily in office after his term
expires June 7 was passed on the
calendar on motion of its sponsor
This action was taken, 1t was
learned. because Hague had order
ed the Democratic minority TO side
with the governor on the bill and
proponents feared its defeat had it
been brought up.
The Sidetracking of the bill was
understood TO have been a disap-
pointment to Attorney General
David H. Wilentz who based his
prosecution of Hauptmann on evil
dence unearthed by Schwarzkopf' S
department. Earlier. Wilentz con-
ferred with the state police and
Prosecutor Anthony Hauck OF Hunt
erdon county.
It was while this conference was
in progress that a high state Off
cial disclosed that he felt a new
reprieve probably would extend
Hauptmanns life till June. The
German carpenter. who was given
his first 3O-day reprieve January II,
is now scheduled TO die the week OF
March 80.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-03-03
POLICE FIGHT
AGITATORS IN
WALL STREET
Continued from Page -

continued from Page ID
der, in which 10 persons were ar
rested. bringing the total to as, po-
lice modified 81 trucks to trans
port patrolmen to scenes of VOL
enCe.
Bambrick said representatives of
IL large building chains were "out
of patience" with the realty advi-
sorry board, which refused to &C
cede to any of the strikers de-
mands. including a closed shop and
a So average weekly increase.
Police reported partial service had
been restored in most apartment
houses in the upper east side strike
area. which includes such residen
tial districts as Park Avenue and
Fifth Avenue. One exception was
the apartment house at 800 Park
avenue where Gov. Herbert l..
Lehman and his family maintain
town home. The building has
been without service since yester-
day.
Half the elevators were operated
in London Terrace, worlds largest
apartment house development.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-03-03
MODEL HOME
PLANNED HERE
BY COMMITTEE

Ell Centres first official model
home will be constructed soon to
serve as an inducement to building
under the federal housing act, un-
der a decision reached at a meet
ing of the Ell Centre Federal Hous-
ing committee at the chamber of
commerce Monday night.
1T has been evident to members
of the committee" said M o. King,
chairman, that we must build a
model home if we are to accomplish
our purpose and foster home build
ing in FL Centric
1t is planned to build a home
within the means of the average
man which will show what it is pos
sible to get for a small sum of
money. King said.
As many modern innovations as
possible will be included in the plan
and it will be suitable for Imperial
Valley
Committee members were in
structed to work out plans for the
project and FILA officials in Los
Angeles will be consulted relative to
financing, King said.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-03-03
Arizona Gasoline
Price Cut Sharply

PHOENIX. March 3. UP)-Gaso-
line prices dropped 2ls to 2 cents a
gallon throughout Arizona today as
major distributors met a cut insti-
tuted by the Standard Oil company
of California.
Ethyl and first-grade gasolines
were reduced 212 cents a gallon, and
third structure fuel cents under
prices prevailing hitherto.
The reductions brought the price
of motor fuel in the Phoenix dis
17i2 cents for standard grades and
trict to 1872 cents gallon for Ethyl.
10 cents for third-structure gaso-
line.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-03-03

primary OBJECTIVE agreement on 81
list Of "A delegates to the Repub-
lican National convention in Cleye-
land.
Names Of the delegates chosen
were not announced Former Lieut.
Gov. n L. Carnahan said, "A few
tag ends" remain to be cleared
away before they are revealed.
Despite Canadians casual com-
ment, many outside observers saw
the delay in announcing the list
of delegates as a measure to per-
nit a peaceful settlement with
Gov Frank F. Merriam, who OPP
posed selection of an uninstructed
convention delegation
As Carnahan explained the de-
lay, it was necessary to permit
Republican leaders who met here
to contact the list selected and
determine whether they will &C
cept before their names are pub
licized
Rumors also say that Lieut.. Gov.
George J. Hatfield tentatively
heads the delegation selected here
by a harmony committee of 25
party members meeting with other
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-03-03
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
SUMMONS
No. 1912

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL.
BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL
TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSO-
CITATION, a national banking
association, Plaintiff.
VS..
ALICE L. PYLE, ALICE l.. PYLE,
as administrators of the Estate oi
THOMAS f. PYLE, deceased, ct
al, Defendants.
HICKCOX e. TRUDE, Attorneys
for Plaintiff.
The People of the State of Cali
fornia Send Greetings to Alice L.
Pyle. Alice L. Pyle, as adminiStr2-
trix of the Estate of Thomas e.
Pyle, deceased, GEORGE j. PYI.E,
also known as Geo. Pyle and also
known as Geo. j. Pyle, Lee A. Pyle
and Edith Yarnell Pyle, his wife,
John H. Pyle and Amy Strong Pyle,
his wife, Cora Pyle Shank. Florence
Pyle Bradley, ALVIN i. Pinkney, also
known as Alvin II. Pinkney, SilaS
Sellers Pinkney, VeSta Florinc Pyle.
Thomas f. Pyle, Jr, Allyene Leslie
Pyle, Frances A. Ryan, also known
as Frances G. Ryan, N. G.. Deaton,
Corporation Of America a corpora
ton, as Trustee, Whiting Mead
Company of San Diego, corpor-
alton, John Doe, Richard Doe,
Henry Poe, John Doe Co., a corpor-
Diol
ton, Henry Roe Co., a corporation,
Doe First, Doc Second Doe Third,
Doe Fourth and Doe Fifth, De-
PENDANTS
YOU ARE HEREBY DIRECTED
TO APPEAR and answer the Com
plant in an action entitled as
above, brought against you in the
Superior Court of the County of
Imperial, State Of California, with
in ten days after the service on
you of this Summons i if served
within this county; or within thirty
DAYS if served elsewhere.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you apear and answer as
above required, the said Plaintiff
Will take judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the cont
plant, as arising upon contract, or
it will apply to the Court for any
other relief demanded in the Co.
plant.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the Superior Court of the
County of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, this 18th day of December,
1885.
EDWARD H. LAW,
Clerk.
BY CITHA LAMSON,
tSeaD Deputy Clerk.
j. 28-Feb. LII, 49, MAR, l0,l7,24-
AMI