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Milford chronicle., 1936-12-11
Automatic Traffic Control
Great Devices lid To Safety
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green light appears. creating a fine
setting for accidents and blocades
The yellow light is a clearance light
providing a period during which We
hicles and pedestrians that are al
ready in the intersection may con-
tinue but others may not enter until
the green light is displayed. Pro-
perly Obeyed, this Interpretation
gives little chance for accidents.
A vehicle approaching an inter-
section at legal speed, say 20 miles
per hour, can stop within 80 feet,
even though It has only moderately
good two wheel brakes. Therefore,
II the vehicle is so feet or more from
the intersection when the yellow
light appears-or the red light, If no
yellow is used-it should stop be-
fore entering the intersection or
crOsswalk. II, however, the vehicle
is less than so feet from the inter-
section when the light changes, it
should proceed, rather than stop in
the intersection or across the cross
walk. Signals mean nothing except
az they are obeyed. The driver who
crosses against the red light be-
cause there is nobody coming. Of
ten finds that the signal was prOvid-
ed because individual judgment could
not be relied upon to prevent acci-
dents and congestion in that location.
While. in extreme cases, obedience
to q traffic light may seem like an
unnecessary delay to some drivers,
the thinking driver will realize that
the welfare of the vast numbers who
use that particular intersection must
supersede his own individual con-
Venience and he should obey in the
interest of public protection and the
promotion of safety habits.
The driver should approach an in
tersectiOn knowing what he is going !
Milford chronicle., 1936-12-11
MAGNOLIA

The following pupils in Mrs. Bess
Dill's room have perfect attendance;
Grade 1, James Case, George Quill
len, Charles Seamans, Floyd Hyatt
Doris Roe, Maryetta Morris. Grade
2, owen Morris, Bobby Reed, Harry
Reed, Bobby KentOn, Frank Roe
Helen Sherwood, Pearl Morris, Betty
Lockwood, Betty Jane KentOn and
Mariana GOurley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Gruweil were
guests on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Turner Of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Knots of near
Milford, were guests on Sunday of
1 Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Hart.
Mrs. Edith Robinson was a guest
on Friday Of Mrs. Harry Evans Of
Dover.
Mrs. A. J. Coke spent several days
with friends in Wilmington last
week. Mr.. Coke and daughter Doris
went up on Friday and Mrs. Coke
returned with them.
Mrs. Hazel Roe and Mrs. ]. R. Nc
Ilvaine were Denton visitors on Sat
/ urday.
A Christmas pageant when The
Light Shines, will be given in the
school house auditorium under the
direction of Miss Doris Coke. This
will be under the auspices of the
Sunday School.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed and
children. Junior and Rose Ann, were
in Wilmington on Saturday, and
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Carrow of Richardson Park in the
evening.
Mrs. Cora Reed spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Spayd of Bowers, the latter
being i'll.
Miss Sara Dickerson of Philadel-
phia spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Rose Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Wright and
daughter Hazel, were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Coke on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schwartz en- |
tertained on Wednesday in honor of |
the joint birthdays Of Mr.. and Mrs. /
Clarence Schwartz of Camden.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Schwartz and children Grace
and Fred of near Wilmington, and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Roe and little
DOnny Schwartz.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hayes and chill
iren Patricia Lee and Barbara Lu,
Df Dover. were guests on Sunday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Anderson.
Mrs. Margaret Marvel and Mrs.
Lula Anderson attended the Kent
County Institute of the WOman's
Christian Temperance Union at Clay
on on Thursday.
Mrs. Margaret McIlvaine and Mr..
lanes x. Sapp are on the sick list
ilrs. McIlvaine is improving at this
ime.
Milford chronicle., 1936-12-11

lection, which prevents serious ero
sion along streams whose headwa
ters have been denuded by excessiv,
grazing, numbering, or man-causeC
fires. The construction of fumes anC
soil retaining walls to prevent ex
cessive erosion. Field planting OF
seeding to restore natural cOndi.
I tiOns.
IN addition to the work in the
, national parks which has been di-
rectly beneficial to wild life, a sur
vey of the work of the CCC on state,
! county, and metropolitan parks
shows that much work has been
done on such projects as these:
/. Construction of water inn
pounding dams.
2. Stream and lake bank prOtec-
tion.
3. Sheet erosion planting.
4. Water control structures other
than dams.
5. Field planting and seeding.
6. Construction of fish rearing
ponds.
Z. Food and cover planting and
seeding.
8. Lake and pond development.
3. Fish stocking.
10. Stream improvement.
There are more than 500 parks
of this nature widely distributed
throughout the country, so situated
in most cases as to constitute nuclei
to provide food and cover for Wild
life and also a stock which will ma
turally diffuse into the contiguous
territories as increases occur within
the parks"
Several CCC companies, Mr.. Fech-
ner pointed out, have been assigned
to the development Of fish hatcheries
where the work has been supervised
by the U. S. Bureau of Fisheries. In
a brief survey Of the work on these
projects, the Bureau of Fisheries
said:
AT the York Pond fish hatchery,
In the White Mountain National For
est in New Hampshire, for example,
-CC men have been engaged in de-
7eloping plant which will be the
Bureaus chief source of supply for
brook trout eggs for the entire
country. Ponds, buildings, and a va
er supply system have Deen devel-
'ped. When completed, this hatchery
will have a trout egg capacity of
'etween 15,000,00O and 10000, 900
ggs annually.
Similar projects have been car
led on by detachmepts Of men at
he state fish hatchery at Haeketts-
own, New Jersey, at Indian Camp I
reek, in South Carolina, at La Mar, |
'ennsylvania, and elsewhere.
"The Bureau of Fisheries has also
ooperated with the Forest Service
l the planning Of stream improve
lent operations which have been
arried out by the CCC on national
cen undertaken by the Indian CCC
,rests."
Some wild life activities have
Orkers working on Indian reser-
atoms. A few Of the reservations
ave stocked game birds, and dur
e the last winter the Indian CCC
en- provided shelters for native
rds on several Of the reservations.
eaver have been placed in some Of
e streams, and deer at some Of the .
and at Pine Ridge, II
,uth Dakota, and Grow. Montana,
small herds Of buffalo
ID elk were established.
Milford chronicle., 1936-12-11

Johann Goethe. at eight. could
write In Greek. Latin, italian
French and German.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13
-

Van ebben az OrSzagban egy
szornyen buta ember. 'Theodo-
re Roosevelt Jr. a neve, aki-
mex legnagyobb t6keje, hogy
a nagy T. R.-nak a fla.
FL lehet kepzelni, milyenI
buta lehet, ha a nagyon SEE
rencs4s sziiletesi k0riilmenye
dacara Sc tudott soha Sc be-
futni a politikai vagy gazda-
sagi eletbe. Pedig ebben az
orszagban Sc. szerencsetlenseg
eppen, ha valaki jol valasz-
totta meg a papajat.
Theodore Jr. tobb izben XII
serletezett mar a politikaban,
de k0zismert butasaga k0vet-
kezteben oft eppen ugy mem
termett baber szamara, mint
mas teren. A regi republicans
vilagban meg tekintettel vol
tax edesapja emlekere es pro-
balkoztak Teddynek allasokat
juttatni, ICY volt kormanyzo-
ia Puerto Riconak es a Phi
lippine szigetnek is = de
ezekb6l az allasokbol is visz-
sza kellett hivni.
Teddynek azonban ambici6i
vannak es mem tud belenyu-
godni abba, hogy 8 ne szere-
peljen a politikaba, s6t bizto-
san vannak olyan abrandjai
is, hogy a Feher Haz lakoja
legyen.
Egyszer palyazott New
York allan kormanyzosagara
de az allan akkor AL Smithet
valasztotta meg, elharitotta
AIT a megtiszteltetest, hogy
ezt a buta embert valassza az
allan elere.
Most ujra kormanyz6t va.
laszt New York allan es eb.
ben az evben nagy harcol
lesznek a valasztason. Leh'
man, a demokratak jel0ltje
hallatlanul nepszeru ember E.
ICY a republicans partnal
nagyon nehez dolga van velt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13
AUSTRALIAN
MEGISMETL0DNEK

a horogkereszteso tiintetesek,
ami AIT mutatja, hogy a meme
tekkel valo kibekiles egyel6re
Austrianak csak AIT eredme-
nyezte, hogy nyugtalansagot
idezett el6. Az amnesztiat ka-
pott nazik kiszabadulasuk
utan mindenfele megkezdtek
a nazi propaganda essfa kor-
manynak eleg bait okoznak.
K0zuliik tobben mar ujra b0r
t0nben vannak. SchusSnig
kancellarnak sok kellemetlen-
seget okoznak tiinteteseikkel
es az orszagnak nagy karokat,
inert a turistak mem latogat-
jak az iden olyan nagy szam-
NAL Austriat, mint mas evek-
ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13
Az ANGOL KIRALY

ugy latszik uralkodasa alatt
sc szakit azzal a szokasaval,
hogy idonkent elutazik az or
szagabol. Most Jugoszlavia
egyik fiird6helyet kereste fel
tarsasagaval es allitolag az
utnak tisztan szorakozasi Gel
ia van, de akik ismer6sek az
angol politikaval, ait hiszik,
hogy a kiraly mas celzattal
kelt ultra. Talalkozni fog a
g0r0g0k kiralyaval, s6t allito-
lag Mussolinivel is es mem le-
hetetlen, hogy baratsagosabb
viszony fog Olaszorszag es
Anglia k0zt szarmazni az ut
eredmenyekent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13
TEDDYKE HAJLAND0 -.

szemben egy eros ellenjeloltet
talalni.
HI gondolna hat ARA, hogyI
pont most a ebuta e. r. Jr.
legyen a republikanus part
jel0ltje?
Ilyesni senki nasnak mem
juthat eszebe, csak r. r. Jr.-
max. f s.sE'sasa is&
Levelet iratott 1nagahoz,
melyben megkerdezteti maga-
tol, hogy vallalna-e a kor-
manyz6sag jeloltseget, amire
persze nyilt levelben valaszol,
hogy ha a nep ugy kivanna, 8
hajlando lenne az aldozatot
meghozni es vallalni a jel0lt-
seget, inert ssenHnek sif4eSea
jogaban megtagadni aSt s q
szolgalatot, amit nyujtani ke-
! pes"
Es megjegyzi, hogy ere az
elhatarozasra az is inditotta,
inert Landon gy6zelmet fel-
tetlenil kivanatosnak tartja.
Ebben az utolso mondatban
burkoltan az van megmond-
va, hogy azert lenne fontos
az 6 jel0ltsege New York al
lamban, inert az gy6zelemre
segithetne Landont is abban
az allamban.
Ha Landon kormanyzo el.
olvasta ezt a nyilatkozatot
biztosan nevet6 gorcsot ka.
pott ez a mogorva ember Ted.
dyke bejelenteset6l. Nevetnie
!. kell ARA a gondolatra, hogy
8 T. r. Jr. vallain tud New
York allamban tobbseghe,
jutni.
Mi mindeneSetre Szeretnenk
ha a republicans part ezt {
szornyen buta embert jel0lne
inert ez biztosan gy6zelemr'
segitene Lehman kormanyz6
es az vi deal jel0ltjeit.
Es sok olyan jel0ltet kiva
nunk az Greg partnak, mint 7
, r. Jr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13

ban allanak az Alkotmany szel-
lemevel, ARA viszont nincs ha-
talma, hogy megvaltoztassa
'magat az All1otmanyt, avagy
a kormanyzat fornajat.
Egyertelmiileg ezekiel q
megszoritasokkal Alkotma-
nyunk else paragrafusa AIT
is el6irja, hogy a Congress
rrneneket minden ket evben, a
szenatorokat minden hat ev-
ben kell ujbol megvalasztani.
A torvenyhozo testiiletek on
kenyuralma ellen ugy nyujt
biztositekot az Alkotmany,
hogy a Kongresszus hatas-
k0ret megszabtuk, Kongresz-
szus tagjai pedig csak meg
hatarozott id6re sz6l6 manda-
tumot kapnak es a kormany-
zat teljesen ala van rendelve
az Alkotmany rendelkezesei-
mex. Ezen rendelkezesek meg
valtoztatasat (Amendment)
- mint ahogy a multban mar
megtortent - egyedul a nep
es mem a Kongresszus eszko-
ZOlheti.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13
BRIDGEPORT SZ0VETSEG
GYtLEST TART

A Bridgeport Szovetseg
youngstown 16. osztalya most
vasarnap tartja rendes havi
gyuleset a szokott helyen es
id6ben. Keretnek a tagok men
mel nagyobb szammal megje-
lenni, hogy legalabb mar egy-
seer annyi tag jelenjen meg,
hogy a gyiilest meglehetne
nyitni, hogy a delegatus elo-
terjeszthetne, hogy NIT vegez-
tex a konvencion.
Husoczky Jozsef, ugykezelo
1874 Silliman ST.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13
HEn CIKK AZ ALkoTMANYR0L
Irja: MAX BORNs
A KONGREsSzUsBAN A NEMzETE A D0NT0 s
Irja: MAX BORNS

Hogan es mikent szaba-,
lyozza az Alkotmany a Kong
resszus hataskOret? N
A legt0bb orszagban a kor-
manyformat maga a kormany-
zat allapitja meg es azon
ugyancsak,. a kormanyzat esq,
k0zolhet valtoztatast. A tor
venyhozo testiileteknek tehat
mem csupan t0rvenyhozasi ha-
talma van, hanem hatalmuk
ARA is kiterjed, hogy a kor-
manyformat megvaltoztassak.
Ezen orszagokban az onkeny-
hralom ellen mas biztositek
nincs, mint az id6nkenti va
lasztasok.
Nalunk viszont nekiink, "az
iStenadta nepnek adatott meg
ez a jogunk, Alkotmanyunk
folytan, hogy megallapitsuk a
kormanyzat formajat es szuk-
seq eseten valtoztatasokat esq
kOzOlhessiink aZon. A Kong
resszusnak kizarolag ARA ada
tott meg a hatalom, hogy
olyan torvenyeket szavazhas.
son meg, melyek 0sszhangzas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13
MAR KALI A NAPRA ;.

Emlekeznek meg e lap OIL
vas6i Samuel Insullra, a mil
liArdokat 0sszeharacsol6 vii
lanytarsasagi eln0kre. Milliar-
dokat rabolt XII ennek az or
szagnak lakosaib6l reszvenyei-
vel es amikor az altala alapi-
tott vallalatok kartyavar-
szeriien 0sszeomlottak - mi
utan el6bb nyugdijat szavaz-
tatott meg az eletben maradt
vallalattal - megsz0k0tt eb-
boil az orszagb6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13

boru, amilyenre regen volt pei
da. Mindket oldalrol oriasi
vesztesegekr6l szamolnak be.
Bar a nagy nemzetek hata-
rozatot hoztak, hogy semlege-
SEX maradnak, koztudomasu,
hogy a fascista forradalmarok
Mussolinit6l kaptak es kap-
max hathatos segitseget es Ne
metorszag ket hadihaj6ja Sc
puszta latogatasi celzattal k0-
tott XII spanyol Maroccoban.
Ezzel szemben ait allitjak,
hogy Franciaorszag, s6t Orosz-
orszag is viszont a kormanyt
tamogatja harcaban.
Nemetorszag kiil0nben vilag-
ga kiirt0lte, hogy negy alatt-
valojat meg0ltek a kormany
katonai es magyarazatot,. is
kert a madridi kormanytol. /
A nemet kornany condos.
kodik rola, hogy ezt a hirt az
egesz vilagon olvassak es ha
esetleg beleavatkozna a vi
szalyba, kennel legyen az ok.
A negy megolt nemetert szall-
tax harcba.
Anglia mindent elkovet,
hogy a hatalmakat meg6rizze
a beavatkozast6l es nagy igye-
kezete allitolag AIT mutatja,
hogy a szigetorszag mines fel-
kesziilve egy vi vilaghaborura.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13

G0r0gorszagb6l kellett visz-
szahozni az Greg fekert, hogy
bir6sag ele allitsak. T0rve-
nyeink labirintusab6l azonban
kibujt insult, mem keriilt ARA
a helyre, ahova legjobban
valo lett vOlna.
De az6ta mem sokat hallot-
tunk r6la.
Az vi deal ideje mem ked-
vez az InSulloknak, az 8 ide-
jtik lejart az oreg part ural-
naval egyidejiileg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13
MAGYAR ELSOK
AZ oL|MIp H pI'|AD0N

(Folytatas az 1-s6 oldalroE
tesere 1852 centimetert ugorva
megnyerte a moi magas ugrast.
Elek Ilona magyar leany le-
gyozte az 1932-es olimpiai baj-
nok nemet leanyt a torvivas-
ban es elso lettA u iab
Aztan a harom magyar bir-
kozo, Zombory Od0n es Kar-
patti Karoly. akik a szabad TO-
gasos birkozasban t0bb elsot
nyertek Magyarorszagnak,
mint akarmelyik a t0bbi Macy
nemzetek k0zul, mig Lorincz
Marion a g0r0g-romai birko-
zasban nyert else dijat.
A hat els6n xviii nyertek a
magyarok eziist es bronz er-
meket is es a 8-ik nap vegen
79.2-11 ponttal Blk helyen
alltak az osszes nemzetek k0zt,
teljesen maguk m0g0tt hagyva
a csehszlovakokat, akik csak
ket els6t nyertek canoe verse
nyekben, az osztrakokat, akik
szinten csak canoeval nyertek,
a romanokat es a jugoszlavo-
kat, akik egyetlen egy elsot
sem nyertek meg eddig.
Meg hatra van az evezes,
amiben a magyarok biztosan
nyernek pontokat, inert a ket
evez6s es a nagy nyolcas meg
nyertek el6versenyeiket, a VIII
polo, amiben a magyar csa-
pat csaknem verhetetlen, ugy,
hogy az amerikai sport iro
trefasan ait irta, hogy "ezek
a magyarok a viz alatt elnek"
es kard egyeni es kard csapat
verseny, amiben szinten a ma
gyarok vezetnek.
Igenis, biiszkek lehetiink a
sport teren is magyar szarma-
zaSunkra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13
NEMETORSZACBAN

folyik az olimpiasz, melynek
egyik pikanteriaja, hogy Hit
Ter mem fog kezet a mi meyer
bajnok okainkkal. Szegeny meyer
bajnokok el fogjak viselni a
csapast.
Egyebkent Nemetorszagnak
alapos nehezsegei vannak va
lutaris t6ren, inert egyre ne
hezebben tudjak el6teremteni
AIT a kiilf0ldi fizet6eszk0z
nennyiseget, a1nire okvetlentil
sziiksegik van nyersanyag be
hozata1ra. IL
/ Kfviteliiket mem tudjak
enielni, portekajukert legin-
k6bbs 6lelmiszereket -kapnak
cssrebe Is kevestirut tndnak
kiilfoldi fizet6eszk0z0k ellene-
ben e1adni.
Schachtnak, az orszag penn
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13
SPANYOLORSZAGBAN

meg mindig all a nagy hare
a kormany csapatai es a for
radaln1arok kozptt' es' ma Sc
lehet meg latni, mi lesz eRnek slaF
a harcnak a kirnenatele. Az
egesz vilag figyelme Spanyol-
orszag fele fordul, ahol ket vi
lagnezet, s6t inkabb ket tarsa-
.dalom harca folyik. A marks
tax uralmat akarjak megd0n-
teni a faScistak.
Olyan veres ez a polgarha-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13
HI tt SIZE M l. T.

parlamentet, statariumot lep-
tetett eletbe. A kiraly j6va-
hagyta miniszterelpoke intez-
kedeseit, aki allit6lag boise
vizmust6l mentette meg az or
szagot.
A g0r0g munkasok sztrajk-
ban alltak, a sztrajkot allit6-
lag bolsevistak rendeztek. EFT
mindenesetre jo alkalomnak k
velte John Metaxas ARA, hogy
megszaporitsa Europaban a
diktatorok szamat. A csapatok
allitolag mellette vannak es
ura a helyzetnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13
HELYREIGAZITAS.

A multi heti lapszamban a
Magyar Nap sep magyar ru-
has lanyairol kozolt kepen mem
Mez6 Margit, hanem Mezei
Margit szerepelt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13
AZ UZLETI VILAGB0L

meg mindig j6 hirek j0nnek,
az .acelgyarak meg mindig
.nyolcvan szazalekos iizemmel
dolgoznak.
Az auto gyartasban ugyan
nemi cs0kkenes mar mutatko-
xix, de ez mem fog sokaig tar
tani, inert aztan az uj model
leket fogjak megkezdeni gyar-
tani. '"NF 50
A nagy vallalatok, melyek
merlegeiket kozzeteszik, mind
jelent6s fellendiilesrol szamol-
max be, ami mind annak bizo-
nyiteka, hogy az vi deal a
melypontra juttatta EFT az
orszagot.
Akik meg enlekeznek 1882
nyarara, arnikor valoban mely
ponton volt Tez az orszag, 0sz-
szehason1itt tttjak a ket mely
pontot.
Az iizlet vnagylendtiletti ja-
vulasat italian 1egjobban mu-
tatja, hogy az elmult heten
747, $50 vasqti kocsit raktak
meg, annyit,, mint 1881 6ta
egy het alatt Vcha Sc.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13

iigyi vezerenek alapos gondja,
hol teremthetne olyan piacot
a nemet ipar termekek szamA-
ra, atonnan valutat tudnanak
Szerezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13
AZZAL TISZTABAN
VANNAK EUROPEAN,

hogy ha a spanyol polgar-
haboruba beavatkoznak a ha-
talmak, annak vilaghaboru
lesz a vege. Franciaorszag
nyomban szemben talalja ma
gat Nemetorszaggal, Nemetor-
szag hataban lesz Oroszorszag,
ennek hatatRn Japan es per-
sze a kis orszagok legi6ja is
kenytelen lenne harcba szalln1
azon az oldalon, ahova szerz6-
diesel k0tik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-13
(Folytatas a Ak oldalrol)

,Utk0zben a szarazsag k0-
,vetkezteben sujtott allamok
kormanyzoival konferenciat
tart es ere meghivta ellenfe-
let, Landon kormanyzot is, aki
a nfeghivast el is fogadta.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-17
Recorders Court
Hears Jury Cases

The county recorders court
continued in session today and
will probably be i'm session the
greater part of the week hearing
eases before Il jury.
A number of eases were heard
yesterday. The docket was as fol-
lows: b. A. GaSperSon. charged
with driving a car while drunk,
plead guilty TO reckless driving
and was fined S25 and costs.
The state took a mol pros with
leave i'm the ease Of Blake Rey-
noldS. Jr.. charged with violating
the prohibition law.
A jury acquitted Henry Bre-
ward on a charge Of assault on d
female.
The state took anol pros with
leave in cases in which Walter
Suttles and Ralph Russell were
charged with violating the prohi-
bition law.
In the case Of Hamp Patterson,
convicted of malicious injury to
public property. prayer for judg-
ment was continued to April 20
on payment of the costs.
In the case of S. s. Stephens.
convicted of disposing of mortgage
ed property. prayer for Judgment
was continued to April 20.
Luther Gillaud, convicted Of
obtaining goods under promise t.
pay, was sentenced to serve 30
days.
In the case of Willis Bayne
charged with driving a car while
drunk, the court directed a not
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-17
Observe St. Stephens Day

Since the Middle ages peasants
flock each year to Budapest to cele-
bratc st. Stephens day. Al this fes-
tival dignitaries of church and
state. attired in medieval Splendor
and gala uniforms, march in sol
emn procession through The city
carrying the preserved right hand
of st. stephen in a golden shrine.
The many-Colorcd costumes Of the
paraderS make this march fan
taStic display.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-17
SISTER MARY'S MENU
BY MARY E. DAGUE
NE\ Service stan Writer

IIAVE you tried the new fruit
L L and meat combinations? l
don't mean just certain frult
sauces with meats. but rather the
use of fresh. dried and canned
fruits with meats in cooked dlSh-
AZ. Sometimes the juice is used
% give piquant flavor. Again the
whole fruit is drained from It's
Juice and broiled or grilled ana
used as Il border. Sometimes the
fruit is chopped and combined
with the meat in loaf or cas-
ierOle.
They're good for you-theSe
dishes. The acid OF the fruit acts
upon the fat particles OF the
meat. breaking them up and max
ing them easier for the system TO
aSSimilate. The fruit mineral salts
are valuable in maintaining the
balance OF Il meal rich in protein.
Frenched pork tenderlOin with
tpriCOts is akin to roast pork with
apple sauce but more interesting.
Then there are lamb chops with
raisins: veal and raiSin loaf with
bananas; hamburg steak with
broiled bananas and beef roll with
lpricOts. Don't they sound good?
Baked or grilled. bananas. al
ways i'm the market. are good
served with almost any kind of
meat and are 4 decided help in
adding variety to everyday meals.
The simplest way to use whole
fruits OF any kind-bananaS. april
cots or slices of pineapple-is to
dip them i'm melted butter or salad
oil. then i'm seasoned -four and
brOil under a clear flame.
Plankrd Hamburg Steak
One pound round steak. | tea.
spoon salt. Ii teaspoon white
pepper. - cup dried apricots.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-17
FRUITLAND

FRUITLAND. March II. -
Messrs. Albert Gillian. Lawrence
Harvey and Hurscy Gillian. nil of
Union Hill. were Sunday dinner
oupsts Of Misses MauHc and Ro.
hcna Strpp.
Az Picb,rJ Tvd, who holds e,
nos;t;on ,t N9r;on snent thc
ipY oS't with his or. ndnarants
Nv ord Mrs End T'vda
Those rniovino. 4 car rid, Sun
dav afternoon were. Miss EVELYN
CI3,L, Howard PRYOR toDethe,
Nth Edith UvIn,. Forest Pryor
Florar UvIer. Keith Garrcn. ard
Vano PRYOR.
Mis- Gert,rIdr Sfpno Ind ~ be,
nunst nve,. the weekend Mr.. Her.
hort Common of altapbur~, s.
C.
Mr. and Mrs. W. s. Clark had
as their guest Saturday night,
Mrs. Wick Justus, mother of Mrs,
Clark.
Mr.. Andy MerTell returned
home from Aston Park hospital
Sunday, where he underwent 4