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The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-12

BULLEalN - VIENNA, Dec. l2.--Former King Edward, now officially known at the Duke of Windsor, is expected to ar rive at Innsburg tomorrow to take part in the winter sports season of the Austrian Tyrol, a spokesman of the Austrian Chancell0ry said tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-12
THE WOMAN LOVE"

CANNES. France. Dec. 12.-Mrs. Wallis Warfield Simpson, pro- claimed to the world by former King Edward as the woman I love-" eagerly awaits a reunion with him but it is believed it might be delayed for more than three months.
 The spokesman for Mrs. Simp- son said: There is no reason why he should come here and there is every reason why he cannot come, ," referring to her divorce proceed ings which are not absolute until next April 27
 Mrs. Simpson personally let it be known that she does not know where the dethroned king is going and has no plans to join him un- til she is free.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-12

The measure passed 80 to 56.
 The bill was drawn up and in- troduced by President de Valera himself.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-12
RATIFYING MEDICATION

DUBLIN, Dec. 12. -- The Dali Eireann today approved the sec ond reading of the bill which rati- fies the abdication of King Edward and accession of King George the Sixth. The third reading was later made and the bill passed 81 to s.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-12
EDW ARD LEAVES
 LAND OF BIRTH, PARTS UNKNOWN
Former King of En gland Quietly Takes Depar-
 ture from London
SLIPS SILENTLY OUT
 ABOARD DESTROYER
French Port Prepares to Greet Former Monarch
 Train Tn Waiting

B U l. l. ETIN = BOULOGNE SUR MFR, Dec. 12.-The Fury docked this afternoon. Heavy forces of troops were placed nearby. The British Consul and French police officials went aboard.
 ETIN - BOULOGNE SUR MFR, Dec. IF. Edward boarded special express train and left for Basel, Switzerland, at 8:10 o'clock tonight. The train is scheduled to stop at Zurich.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24
MAGYAR REPUBLIKANUS
POLGAROK GYt}LESE

A Magyar Republikanusok a
SIT. Istvan Otthonban sept.
19-en, szombat este gyulest
tartottak Pipoly Gy0rgy elnok-
segevel, de mivel csak lean
jottek ossze, ugy az eln0k meg
bizta Lengyel Peter es Szluka
Ferenc, a republicans part
vegrehajto bizottsaganak a
tagjait, hogy jov6 szombatra,
sept. 26-ra, este 8 orara ujbol
hivjak ossze az osszmagyar re-
publikanusokat a SIT. Istvan
Otthonba, hogy az vi tisztvi-
sel6ket is megvalaszthassak,
tehat minden regi es ujonnan
belep6 republikanus magyar
okvetlen jelenjek meg ezen a
gyulesen.
Sztikseg van a fiatalsagra is,
akik allasban is vannak, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24

ne csak akkor keressek fel a
republicans magyar vezeto-
seget, mikor bajuk van es Sc
gitsegert konyorognek, hanem
partoljak a republicans ma
gyar kort es kuldjenek vi ia
gokat. Hat hol vannak a szii-
l6k, kiknek gyermekei most is
allasban vannak, varunk tt ra-
tok is, inert mar lattatok tt
is, hogy a republicans veze-
t6k hogy segitettek nektek es
gyermekeiteknek.
Ohio allan republicans
lesz. Magyarok, okuljatok es
lepjetek be a Magyar Republi.
kanus KOrbe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24
Nj A T0KE JELENT0SECE

mex egymastol es egymasra
sziiksegik van.
Egy mask pelda meg jobban
vilagitja meg helyzetet. Az
egyik legnagyobb automobil
gyarvallalat nemregiben mu-
tatta XII, hogy minden egyes
alkalmazottja utan 2008 dol
lart fektetett be telekbe es epu-
letbe, 267O dollart gepekbe es
665 dollart nyersanyagba.
Ugyanezen vallalatnak ha-
talmas forgotoker6l is kellett
gondoskodnia, hogy a gyar-
tast lefolytathassa, mig a
nyersanyagba es a munkabe-
rekbe fektetett osszegeket az
eladasi arbol visszakapja. A
forgot6ke is felszereles es a
gyartasnal ep annyira nelku-
lozhetetlen, mint barmely gep.
A toke szerepe azonos a tobbi
iparagaknal is.
Az Egyesult Allamokban az
iparvailalatok minden egyes
alkalmazott utan 484O dollart
fektettek be. Ebben a hatal-
mas befektetesben rejlik a
magas eletviszonyok titka. Az
amerikai iparvallalatoknak
modernebbek a felszerelesei es
jobbak a gepei, mint a kill
foldi iparoknak. Az atlag num-
kasember tehat tobbet keres,
mivel tobbet is termel, inert
a toke jobban szerelte fel a
gyarait, mint a vilag barmely
mas orszagaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24
A MAGYAR OTTHON
GYULESE CAMPBELLBEN

Szeretettel kerem Campbell
osszmagyarsagat, hogy szep-
tember no 27-en, vasarnap,
amenyiben elfoglaltsaga meg
engedi, az Otthon gyulesen
legyen jelen. A gyules kezdo-
dix pont het orakor es SEE
retnenk ha tenyleg ez ugy is
tortenne. Az Otthon vezetO-
sege szeretettel keri azokat,
akik megajanlottak az Ott-
honra a segitseget, hogy ha
tehetik, fizessek be miel0bb es
azokat is felkerjik, akik meg
nem tudjak, hogy az Otthon-
max a fenntartasara penz kell,
hogy EFT vegyek sziviikre es
vegyek XII reszoket a k0z0s
ugyb6l.
kedveS magyar CeSCVerelm!
Van sok elintezni valo ugy
penzbelileg, mint kozmunka
altal. Alljunk 0ssze es vegez-
ziik el a munkat, inert a ma
gyar ember hires a rend szere-
teterol es kell, hogy a hirne-
viink0n ne essen csorba. Tehat
ha kell, inkabb a sajat mum
kank narration kes6bbre, de
a k0z0s Otthon legyen rend-
ben.
Maradtam magyar szeretet-
tel
GYORGY TAMAS,
az Otthon titkara
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24

tax azon evek orabereit, mi
kor a megelhetes 2O%-kal ma
gasabb volt, mint ma.
A munkasok foglalkoztatasa
sosem volt allandobb, mint
most es a munkasember at
lagos evi keresetenek vasarlo-
erteke maid akkora, mint a
legnagyobb prosperitas idejen.
Az ipar vezet6 egyenisegei
jelenleg azon faradoznak, hogy
az ugynevezett holt-szezonban
is tortenjen auto eladas es
azert az vi modelleket mem
januarban, hanem mar novem-
berben hozzak { Xxi a piacra
Ennek az ujitasnak a celia
az, hogy az alkalmazottakat
a tell honapokban is allandc
munkaval lathassak ell. Az
1885 ev november havatol az
idei junius honap vegeig meg
hat szazaleknyi elteres sem
mutatkozott az automobilipa1
alkalmazottainak szamaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24
AZ AUTO lPAR
TERMELESE
EMELkED|k

Az alabbi szamok a legjobb
bizonyitekai annak, hogy az
automobilipar egyre tobb es
t0bb munkaalkalmat nyujt. Az
idei junius 3O-an lezart IL
honap alatt az automobilipar
4,219,000 gepet gyartott, vagy-
is majdnem haromszor annyit,
mint az 1888 ev junius 30-an
befejezodott IL honap alatt,
mikor a termeles csupan /,
100000 autora rugott.
Az 0sszmunkaberek 2O4, 300,
900 dollarrol 6O3, 100000 dol
lara emelkedtek, mig a ter
melt automobilok nagybani
eladasi erteke 764,OOO,OOO dol
larrol 2,234,OO0,OOO dollarra
n0vekedett. re,
AZ auCOmODll1par nagyDan
hozzajarult az orszag ipari ele-
tenek fellenditesehez, inert
nemcsak sokat termelt, hanem
nagy vasarlonak is bizonyult.
Az orszag vastermelesenek
maid egy-negyedet az automo-
bilipar igenyli, egy feltucat
mas nagyiparnak is legna-
gyobb vasarloja, de alig lete-
xix oily iparag, melynek ter
mekeit az automobilipar ne
venne igenybe.
Az oraberek rekordmagas-
sagra emelkedtek es tulhalad-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24

A tudomany meghatarozasa
szerint a t6ke ait a vagyont
jelenti, mellyel ujabb vagyont
termeltink. Mi rejlik ezen
meghatarozas mogott?
Tegyuk fel, hogy a hazk0-
riili javitasokra felveszunk egy
embert es egy alto kijavita-
saert egy dollart fizetiink neki.
Mielott azonban munkahoz
lathat, csavarhuzot kell besze-
rezniink, amely so centbe ke-
ril es egy gyalu is szukseges,
melynek IL dollar az ara.
A csavarhuzo es a gyalu te-
hat a toke. E ket szerszam
nelkiil mem adhatnank ennek
az embernek munkat, inert
addig, mig oily felszerelesiink
mines, anellyel a munkat Ell
lehet vegezni, senkit Sc al
kalmazhatunk.
A toke masszoval felszere-
les es lehet e felszereles egy
egyszeru csavarhuzo, vagy pc
dig egy gep, amely sokezer
dollarba kerul, vagy a gyar-
telep, ahol a gepet felallitot-
TUX, vagy pedig a lakohaz,
mely a dolgozo embernek ott-
hona.
Megis szamtalanszor halljuk,
hogy a t6ke es a munkas k0zt
semmi k0z0s kapcsolat mem
all fem, sot az erdekeik egy-
massal ellentetesek: Az igaz-
sag az, hogy mindketten fugg-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24
Dovey kormanyzo bukaso

Ha az Ohioban megtartott
probavalasztasok mindegyike
mem is mutatna, tisztaban lem
nenk vele, hogy Davey kor-
manyzonak keves az ujra-va-
lasztashoz az eselye.
Ohio demokrata kormanyzo-
ia nagyon k0zepes kvalitasokat
witt a kormanyzoi palotaba, az
adminisztracioja pedig igen
keves dicsoseget hozott a part
jara.
Evek ota az eget veri annak
a botranynak a bize, amely az
allan ital-osztalyaban huzodik
meg es a politikai gepezet
megepiteset meg a Tammany
Hall is megtanulhatna a kor-
manyzotol, aki megallas mel
kill es az adofizet6k szamla-
jara ITALIAN a legerosebb po-
litikai gepezetet epitette XII
Ohio allamban.
A megejtett es naponta TO-
lyo proba-szavazasok ait mu-
tatjak, hogy ezzel teljesen
tisztaban van a polgarsag S
hogy ez nagyon befolyasolni
fogja a novemberi. valasztast.
Demokrata szempontbol ter
meszetesen erosen kivanatos
lenne, hogy demokrata kor-
manyzoja legyen a hatalmas
allamnak, ma azonban a jobb
erzesii demokratak partfegyel-
me es lojalitasa sem eleg ARA,
hogy Davey kormanyzot a bu-
kastol megmentse.
Minthogy azonban vegtele-
nil fontos, hogy Roosevelt
Ohio allan ket tucatnal tobt
elektor-szavazatat megnyerje
a demokrataknak siirgoserl
"drop"-olni kellene Daveyt es
olyan megallapodasokat kelle.
ne kotni0k a republikanusok.
kal - helyi vonatkozasokban
= amelyek lehet0ve teszik
hogy az eln0k Ohioban split
ticketen is befuSSon.
Minthogy Davey kormanyzt
- sajnos - igazan nagy tie.
hertetele az ohioi demokrats
ticketnek, nincs mas hatra
minthogy ezt a terhet sirg6.
sen es erelyesen levessek
hogy exert kil0n megallapoda.
sokkal a demokrata ticket tob.
bi reszenel a megfelel0 ellen
cricket megkapjak.
Mem is nagyon erdemes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24

ezen busulni, inert hiszen egy
esetleges republicans admi-
nistraciot ket ev mulva XII le-
het cserelni; viszont az eln0k
szamara nagyon fontos, hogy
Ohio elektorjait MOST meg
kappa.
A republikanusok kormany-
zojeloltje tet6t6l-talpig tiszta
es tehetseges ember. Ohio te-
hat egyaltalaban mem jar
rosszul, hogy bizonyos meg
egyezesek alapjan Daveyt ell
ejtik es a puritan tisztessegii
John w. Brickert iiltetik a he
lyebe.
Mi magyarok termeszetesen
csak EFT a szempontot, csak
az altalanos amerikai szempon-
tot tekinthetjik es az orsza-
gos szempont AIT kivanja,
hogy Ohio demokratai surg6-
sen jettison-oljak a kormany-
zot.
Mert az csak er6sebbe fog
ia tenni az elnok eselyeit no.
vemberben.
Daveyrol meg AIT sem lehet
allitani, hogy az idegenektI
tartozkodnek, bar tagadhatat-
Ian, hogy Ku Klux Klan ma
sodik viragzasa alatt tagja volt
a reakcios Klannak, mas $40
val mem igen szerethetett ben
niinket.
Es ma megis egy csono ide--
gen szarmazasu polgar dolgo-
xix az allamnal, illetve dol
goznak azon, hogy a kitiin6en
megszervezett Davey nnasinat
gyozelemre juttassak; ha te-
hat voltak vagy vannak xxx
hajlamai, azokbol ma semmit
mem latunk.
S ennek dacara kenytelenek
vagyunk megallapitani, hogy
a kormanyzot majdnem lehe-
tetlen tamogatni, anelkiil,
hogy re artsunk vele a -
Roosevelt ticketnek.
EFT mutatjak a probaszava-
zasok, amelyek valosaggal meg
semmisit6 szamokat tarnak
elenk naponta.
Eek a szamok majdnern k0-
telessegeve teszik a jozan de-
mokrataknak, hogy ahol ARA
a lehet6seg megadatik, men,
jenek belle olyan idea" "-ekbe,
amelyek a Davey rovasara hoz-
Yak a szavazatot az orszagos
demokrata ticketnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24
III E tt s ZE M l. f

ITALIAN a k0vetkez6 ket eyre es
a vasutakkal lepest tart e te-
rem az aut6-ipar, amelynek a
termelese ITALIAN rekordot te-
remit, miel6tt ext az evet le-
zarnank.
Hasonl6an nagy rendelesek-
re szamithat a nehez ipar az
epit6 ipart6l es biztos most
mar, hogy a jov6 evben nagy
mennyisegben jelennek meg az
acelhazak az amerikai UTICA
kon.
Jelenleg a nehez ipar heten-
kent nyolc acelhazat tud ter
melni S rendelesiik van elore
egy felevre, de ait hiszik, hogy
a j0v6 ev masodik feleben he
tenkent ket-haromszaz acel-
hazat fognak termelni hogy
minden termelesnek keszseges
piacot talalnak.
Az alapiparok tehat nemcsak
megfelel6 iizemmel dolgoznak,
hanem meg jobb kilatasaik
vannak a j0v6re nezve, ugy,
hogy a viszonyok csak javul-
hatnak mostantol.
Macy FELLENDULES VAN
es meg nagyobb fellendules
lesz az elektromos iparban. A
multi heten a Feher Haz ia
nacskozasra hivta az ipar min
den tenyez6jet es a villany-
magnasok megertettek ket dol
got.
Az egyik az, hogy t6bbe -
legalabb arnig Roosevelt lesz
az orszag eln0ke - mem ala
kulhatnak XII insult fele szel-
ham -csaszarsagok a villany-
iparban, a mask az, hogy a
Observation-Disclosures mines init
felni a kormany hatalmas
ipartelepeitol, inert eppen az
nyitja meg a legnagyobb lehe.
tosegeket az elektromos ipar
szamara.
A kormany telepei altal fej-
|lesztett hatalmas villany-
mennyisegnek az alacsony ara
es a magan-vallalatok keny-
szeru arvagasa a villany hasz-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24
(Folytatas a 4-ik oldalrop

(Folytatas 4-ik oldalrop
Mem sztrajkolnak, de mem
is sietnek a munkara a Mis-
sissippi es Arkansas allambeli
gyapotmunkasok es a varosok
csavargoit toloncoljak a gya-
potmez6kre.
A haboru ota el6sz0r, egy
gyapotmunkas akar masfel
dollart is megkereshet tiz oral
munkAval ebben az allamban
es az iiltetvenyesek er6sen k0-
vetelik, hogy a PWA napsza-
mosait elcsapjak, amt a kor-
many mem hajlando megtenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24

nalatat oriasi aranyban fogja
a k0vetkezo ket evben fokoz-
nj, a villanyos felszerelesek
gyartasa tehat olyan viragzas-
max indulhat, amilyenr6l mem
mertek a mutt legszebb nap
jaiban sem almodni. p W.
A K0NNYEBB IPARAGAK
nagy rendeleseket kapnak es
meg nagyobbakat varnak a j0-
voben.
Az aluminium ipar peldaul
keptelen tobbet termelni, mint
amennyinek piaca van jelen-
leg es hasonlo fellendulest
varnak az oszre a hatalmas
textil iparban.
Az epit6 ipart illet6leg mar
a multi heten jeleztuk, hogy a
fellendules mem maradhat el
es epiteszek ait jelentik, hogy
peldatlan mennyisegben kap-
jak a rendeleseket tervrajzok-
ra, inert a tavaszra oriasi ara.
nyokban kezdenek otthonoka:
epiteni, amelyekb6l a k0zep-
nagysagu es nagy varosokban
hiany van jelenleg.
Ez a varhato fellendiiles te1
meSzetesen z0kkenokkel fog
jarni, inert itt-ott az arak
emelkedeset fogja maga utan
vonni, ami viszont munkas.
zavargasokat hoz maid maga.
val. ....
A munkasra rendesen csak
az arak es a megelhetes ala.
pos megdragulasa utan gon'
dolnak S jelenleg nincsenel
olyan hangulatban a munka'
sok, hogy az arak megketsze'
rez6deset bevarjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24
A GAZDASAGI
VISZONYOK

erosen. javulnak es a repub-
likanus kampany egyes szono-
kai, l0n0sen az aleln0kjelolt
nehez -helyzetben vannak, inert
nap-nap utan ujabb nagy kor-
poracios profitok hire kerul be
a lapokba.
Hasonloan szanalmas hely-
zetben vannak a Hearst lapok
vezetese alatt korusban uv0lt6
Macy ujsagok, amelyek az vi
dealt az "uzlet" megfojtasaval
vadoljak, mikor ez a "fuldok-
10" big-business nap-nap utan
rekord-profitokat kenytelen
beismerni ugyanazokban a la
pokban.
A nehez ipar termelese szen
zaciosan emelkedett a multi
ket hetben es a vasutak beis-
mertek, hogy a depresszi6 6ta
el6sz0r, ebben az evben az
oriasi kamatterhek dacara pro-
fittal dolgoznak mindnyajan.
A vasutak maholnap kepte-
lenek lebonyolitani a forgal-
mat, a szenipart mar mem tud-
iak mindenutt kocSikkal szaz
szazalekosan ellatni es lazas
sietseggel vi vasuti kocsikat,
vi mozdonyokat rendelnek.
Milford chronicle., 1936-09-18
WOMEN'S ADVENTURE STUNTS

The capacity of women to undergo
terrible ordeals of adventure was
again demonstrated when Mrs. BaryI
Markham, English aviatrix, few
alone over the very difficult west
ward passage from England to Nova
Scotia.
In the past women were supposed
to sit quietly by the hearth, tend the
children, and keep the home fires
burning. Today many of them are
ardently anxious to undergo the
greatest tests of endurance. AS the
pioneer women of 100 years ago
traversed the limitless deserts and
suffered all that men endured, so to-
day some of our women are keen to
take their full share in meeting all
dangers encountered in the new
science of aviation. 1t is one more
suggestion that the woman of the
future is not going to be satisfied
with subordinate tasks and inferior
rewards, but will demand the right
to compete for every kind of prize.
Milford chronicle., 1936-09-18
HUMAN NEEDS

There is to be a meeting in Wash.
ingtOn next month, to organize the
National Committee for Mobilization
Of Human Needs. This committee is
formed to support the movement in
800 or more cities, to raise funds for
health and social services.
Whatever the government does for
relief of the needy. private charity
must not fall off. The times are i'm
proving, sluggish business is waking
up, stocks that you had not heard
from except when you received the
notice of the annual meeting. are
paying dividends again. Millions of
people should be better able to con-
tribute than they were last year.
Private relief agencies have trained
great body of social workers to
administer aid and relief wisely.
They make money go a long way. If
anybody is trying to put something
over on them, they are conscious of
that fact. If someone who has
fat sum of money concealed some
where. attempts to wangle funds out
Of these agencies. they have an un-
canny way of finding it out.
These societies should be given
more money for their noble work.
The world is full of folks who can't
ADJUST themselves to live. A multi
-ude of boys could be saved from
crime, if they had vacant lot to
play ball on. Many others could be
iept from becoming loafers, if they
we're given tool they could under
tand. in place of school books which
hey can't grasp. Tragedy could be
ept from many families, if they I
Ould be taught how to cook whole
Ome food, and put the disease germs
ito the drains instead of on the din
er table. If the American people {
t all this suffering go unrelieved, !
leir schools and churches don't do s
lem much good. Let us all back a
the national committee that is
ltting over the drivers for social
elfare. &
Milford chronicle., 1936-09-18
STRAW VOTING

Socalled straw ballots" figure
prominently in our politics. POliti-
clans, business people, spectators
and many others watch with keenest
interest to see if these ballots indi-
cate changes in political weather.
"Straws show how the wind
blows" The farmer, figuring ON the
chances of harvesting his hay.
watches with eager attention to see
if the blowing straws give indica-
tions of changing wind. So every
one who votes on a straw ballot is a
kind of human straw. His reaction
to the winds of politics tells about
future storms.
The Literary Digest is now Operat-
ing its highly developed system for
testing out the sentiment of the
voters. Its plan of distributing post
card ballots reaches a large section
of the voters. Election results in
the past have come remarkably near
fulfilling the forecasts made by this
ballot.
Some straw ballots depend upon
personal interviews. The canvassers |
go from door to door, or meet people |
elsewhere, and ask them how they /
are going to vote. Which comes
nearer rejecting actual sentiment, /
the postcard ballot or the personal .
interview plan?
No kind of straw ballot can pre-
dict election results accurately, un-
less all elements in the community
are reached in nearly correct pro-
portion to their several numbers. If
any plan leaves untouched some
large mass of voters. the returns OBJ
tanned will not be so valuable. The
politicians have been trying to fore
cast elections for many years, and
they are often fooled
The mind of the average voter is
like some deep far down in the
ocean. You can't always tell what .
mighty currents are moving in it.
But those currents rise, and the
straw votes floating on the surface =
may show how the tide is running.
Milford chronicle., 1936-09-18
DO YOU REFUSE TO HELP!

If you are asked to help carry on
the organizations and public work of
Milford, what do you reply? If they
want you to serve on some commit
tee of church or society, or take
some office in these organizations,
do you say 20. no. l couldn't pos
sibly do that?"
If you say so because your bur-
dens are really so heavy that you
can't carry any more without injury
to your health, you are no doubt
justified in your refusal. But if you
decline because you want to give
the time exclusively to your own
affairs or are afraid you will fail
to do the thing asked of you, it is
not a good reason. The people who
devote their time wholly to their
own pleasures don't get much out of
life. If your neighbOrs and friends
think you can do something well. /
without doubt you can.
Milford chronicle., 1936-09-18
LOVES CROSS ROADS

Capt. Daniel Lewis of ChincO
league, Va, visited his sister, Mrs. B
NJ. Jones, also brothers, Joseph and
Vaughn Lewis, the first of the week
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schoenagle
of Audubon, N. j., were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Jones.
The storage barn of Cornelius
West was destroyed by fire on Tues
day afternoon.
Ray Jones who has been in the
Wills Hospital for several weeks is
now home; going to the hospital on
Tuesdays for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond English
and children with Miss Sadie English
of Philadelphia spent the holidays at
their summer home here.
Mrs. Edgar Jones and sons, Mar
vim and Kendall with Mrs. George
Carey attended the funeral of Geo.
Pusey at Ocean View on Sunday, al
so called on Capt. and Mrs. Evans
at Bethany Beach.
B. N. Jones who has been sick is
able to be out again.
Milford chronicle., 1936-09-18
CHILDREN'S BUREAU TO
START FUND CAMPAIGN

On September %, the Children's
Bureau of Delaware will open Its
annual campaign for funds with
which to carry on its work. S. D.
Townsend, treasurer of the cam
paign, Wilmington, has accepted this
duty because of the great need for
additional funds to take care of the
cases now enrolled with tine Bureau
and in the hope that some of the
109 children, who have been unable
to be cared for might receive the
services of the organization which
carries on its work with the view to
making the children of today, the
citizens of tomorrow.
Harold HOrsey, Mrs. Caleb r. Lay
ton and E. B. Crooks are the State
representatives on the board of di-
rectOrs of the bureau and give a
great deal Of time and thought to
the administration of its affairs.
Milford chronicle., 1936-09-18
REHOBOTH CLUB REFLECTS
OFFICERS

DR.. Richard C. Beebe Of Lewes has
been reelected president of the Re
hobOth Beach Country Club for a
second term. Mr.. Harry MulhOlland
of Milford was reelected vice-presi-
dent, and Mr., Asa Bennett OF Frank
ford, reelected secretary and trea-
surer. Mr.. J. r. Walters Of Philadel-
phia and Mr.. A. H. Sherwood Of St.
Andrews School in Middletown were
elected directors.
Plans are under way for extensive
improvements to the clubhouse next
season. More enthusiasm concern
ing club activities has been displayed
this summer than for many seasons
past. The golf tournaments and ten
mis- club matches have brought out
large galleries, while all social func-
tions in the clubhouse have been
largely patrenized.