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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-24
roo BAD, JIM <.
 F THEY'LL BE THERE"

New York.--Jimmy Crowley likes e touch of humor now and then.
 Asked by the photographer to take a kneeling position while the Fordham coaching staff was having Q group picture taken, Sleep Jim got down on one knee, folded his hands in a supplicating manner and niur- mured: .,.,i. r
 Please, Pittsburgh, don't show up on October 10." N.e |
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-24
LOURDES, ATTENTION

The All-Torrington football team would like to~arrange game with the Lourdes A. O. of this city, the local management being asked to get In touch with Odel Landi, man. ager Of the All-Torrington. A. O.
 Juniors at i56 Pythian avenue, Tor rington as soon as possible.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-24
INAUCY ALLEY:
 LEAGUE FORMED
Ten Teams in City and Vicinity in New Foot
 z ball Loops :.

Several of the managers of the various football teams in the city and surrounding towns had a meet ing and 1t was decided that in order fora team to be declared the winner
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-24
ThiSSpOrting
 World
RumbIes From The Ringside
BY JOHN A. cLUNEY

Polo Grounds Y Sept bloody but not excn champions and chalnger that paraded into the right tonight with nary knockdown scheduled for IS rounds each the which went the Ceferno Garcia provided mil
 ies of excitement the combination Parker be a sports writer, and Garcia fighter. a-
 However Big going about his business of Wpewng very nicely maroon-shted gent with pargray fedora Some yeed Dan and Daniel ducked turned around and let one flooring that caught the picker onner square adding half pint the that was spilled and throughout the evening The pobelied l.sheeer lacked Marcus lrfn trying to get something on" the Waterbman due to nxup relative to one wrestling mobs with which Grimm collected Later reports had it that second bow but after that rSt six cops grabbed him the greatest bus rush out of
 Grounds that or ever saw It seems MT Grimm askec for it. and got 1t in big with big fist 4, l5t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-24
GRIDIRON GIANT

Jim Lee Howell substitute end of the Giants professional football team, is the tallest player in the National football league. He stands siK feet five and three-quarter in- ches.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-24
Ths 'stnlndImIml

TOday's Games Pittsburg at Cincinnati Chicago at St. Louis. (Only games scheduled.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-24
FOR PLEASURE ONLY

Gen Sarazen, veteran golf pro. fessional, has started trip around the world, but 1t is solely for pleas ure and he has arranged no links engagementS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-24
WRESTLING 5

New York - (Ridgewood Grove) Steve Casey, Ireland, pinned Jesse James, Houston. Tex; Benny Feld- man, New York, tossed Ede Virag, Hungary. n.. S'.''.y
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-24

" NATIONAL LEAGUE '
 YeHterdny'a Results ,a.,. '.. Philadelphia 9, Cincinnati96.T." Boston 2, PittRburg 1. %jn., 2 St, Louis 8, Brooklyn 1. ,,a, ,. New York S., Chicago 7.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-24
| H~ . T &.lM4nd,q,s
AMERICAN LEAGUE

.Yesetrday's Results Washington 3, Cleveland 2. Chicago 1, Philadelphia O. Boston {, Detroit g.. / St. Louis 9, New York 5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-24

Uncle the Polo Grounds tempered bit by speeding but in acknowledgement of his ticket for the polcemenS Ball or something n WhHe sold for slug apiece but you ought to see settle for 50 cents on the dollar
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-24

Washington beat Cleveland, 3.2, behind Rookie Joe Krakauskas' pitching and dropped the Indians to fifty place. Singles by Appling and Cornors, double steal and an infleld ut enabled the White Box to win from the Athletics, To.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-24
AIMOgT RO .YARnG

Berkeley, Calf if.-vic, Bottari, Uui- versity of California halfback, is re- puted to have thrown a football 237 feet while in high school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-24
YEsTERDAY's HERO - J

YESTERDAYS HERO - Jimmy Ripple, who made a running, back handed catch of Billy Aerman's ter- rife line drive with the bases load ed in the fourth inning to stop q rally and enable the Giants to beat the Cubs, 8-7. r. {
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-24

TOday's Games ", New York at Boston. H Detroit at Cleveland. Y (Only. games scheduled.) n
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
A NILESl
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Kozli: csepka Istvan lelkesz
lakas 106 - End St. Niles, O.

MULTI VASARNAP delutan
tartotta presbiteriumunk de-
cemberrol valo elszamolo gyu-
leset a k0vetkezo eredmeny-
nyel: Bevetel volt december
ben $37G.29, a novemberi ma
radvannyal $575.29, decem-
beri kiadasunk: $243.19, ICY
a maradvanyunk december
vegen $332.1O.
Ugyancsak ez a gyules tar
gyalt tobb fontos javaslatot,
melyeket maid az evi k0z-
gyules ele fog terjeszteni.
K0ZGYuLESUNK a jov6
vasarnap lesz megtartva az
istenitisztelet vegeztevel. Re-
;meljik, hogy egyhazunk
tagjai ugy helybol, mint
Warrenbol, es Newton
Fallsrol teljes szammal igye-
keznek megjelenni e fontos
gyulesen.
DISZNGTOROS VACSORAT
ohajtanak rendezni januar no
lien este egyhazunk javara
warreni asszonyaink.
Macy buzgalommal fogtak
hozza az el6keszuletekhez S
maguk akarnak hazilag fris-
sen elkeszitett hurkat, kol-
baszt oldalast, toros kaposz-
tat S aztan sitemenyt, teat,
hogy q Iegkenyesebb izlest is
kielegitsek.
Mivel az idei szezonban ez
lesz az els6 toros vacsora, ke-
sziilnek sokan az egesz kor-
nyekrol, s a skier minden ed
digit feltil fog mulni.
FARSANGI BAL. Februar
ho Gan pedig N6egyletunk ke
sztl nagyobbszabasu farsangi
mulatssgra. Steidl hires
radio zenekara van leSzer-
zodtetve S az 8 kitiino zene-
lesiik meghozza maid a nagy
kozonseget S mindenki jol
fog mulaLni azon az esten.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07

lomba, hogy megk0szonjiik az
esztendo soknemii aldasait S
egyszelsmind ,kerjiik jo Iste-
mink hLn vezerl0 gondvisele-
set az vi esztendoben.
EGYHAZUNK EVI KoZ-
GYULESE januar 1O-en, most
vasarnap delel6tt istentisztelet
utan lesz megtartva. Ekkor
teszik meg a lelkesz, gondnok
es penztarnok evi jelentesei-
ket. Ugyancsak ekkor lesznek
az vi tisztvisel6k valasztasai is
megejtve. Szeretettel kerjiik
valaszt6 es valaszthat6 ioggal
biro tagjaink szNes erdekl6de-
set es megjeleneset.
N6EGYLETuNK rendes ha-
vi gyiilese vasarnap delutan-
rol januar 13-ra, szerda este
fel 5 orAra lett atteve, tekin-
tettel az egyhaz evi k6zgyii-
lesere. A valtozast vegyek a
tagok szives figyelembe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
EL0FIZETEsI NYUGTAzAS

Tomory Istvan, Babies Fe-
reno, Pallo Pal, .Polya Janos,
Rizsak Peter, Jack6 JoEsef,
Boda Ardras, Lengyel C. La
jos, Menyhert Jozsefne, Czene
Gabor, Halasz Istvan, Orosz
Ferenc, Nemeth Daniel, Som
mon Andras, Saghi Ignatz,
Molnar Janos, Hudak C. Fe-
reno, Zsoldos Istvan, Gdber
Janos, Bender Ferenc, Macy
Ignatzne,. Soos Janos, Lajtner
Istvan, Fabian Gyula, Balog
Istvan, Mathe Lajos, Szalay
Jozsef, Szabo N. Jozsef, Szanyi
Sandor, Szabo S. Ferenc, Smej
Ferenc, Tamcsik Jozsef, Droz-
dok Miha.y, Cziczo Jozsef, Sza-
bo Lajos, Ince Jozsef, Kovacs
Ferenc, Balog Ferenc, Alapi
Jozsef, Vajoczky Karoly, Ka-
pitany Janos, Mrs. Ella See
kelly, 10th E. Sander, Rizs ia
nos, Kun J6zsef, Poznan IA
nos, Belenszky JOSEF, Som
SAX JanoS. BeniSh AndraS,
Bone Ianos, Jablonkay And
ras, Belenszkay Janos, Papp
Sandor, Vajda Lajos, Lipko-
vics Matyas, Kelemen Karoly,
Molnar v. Lajos, Csikos Janos,
Restei A1dras, Balogh B. Fe-
rene, Letfler Karoly, Boda Jo-
zsef, Balazs Janos, Debroszky
Andras, Kekes Janos, Vass ia
nos, Zambory Istvan, Demjen
Janos, vezse Mihaly, Palati-
nus Jozsef, Torok E. Ferenc,
Bence Istvan, Lisko Sander,
T0r6k l., Albert, Breznay Fe-
reno, Mrs. G. Tanczer, Futkos
Istvan, Szabo Gyorgy, Hoff-
man Lajosne, Szilagyi Imre,
Dudas Gyorgy, DR.. E. Elder,
Tacsik Gy0rgy, Torok B. San
dor, Koran Janos, Kiss B.
Andras, Frederick Andras,
Sandor Ivan, Bolcshazy Janos,
Bogar Karoly, Kiss B. Janos,
Kolozsvary Janos, Erdei And
ras, Zagiba Janos, Hauser Ig-
mac, Juhasz Jozsef, Mrs. Laczo,
10th 3 Istvan, Gy0rgy Mi
haly, Msjoros Istvan, Gulyas
Mihaly, Cegledi Lukacs, Eek
Bertha, Gyorgy Mihaly, Ajvasz
Martonne. Sebok Gabor, Szuhi
Janos, zsofi Ferenc, Szakacs
Sandor, Pivar Mihaly, Kele-
men e. Karoly, Zambory Ist-
van, Iutka Janos, Moenick
Victor, Darazs B. E. j. Hege-
dis IstNan, Szeman Miklos, Je-
rabek A1ihaly, osszesen 125.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
F|AINKHOz

tdvOzlet
az Egyetemi Enekkarhoz
Irta: GLUCK JEN0
Magyar DALAI j0tt0k,
MagyGr ssf,pel Ddrunki.....
Mint l.ajdanta a reg6s0k
Viditsdtok maid fel
Ssomoru vildgu1,k.
Magyar $50 ereje,
Magyar dial vardssa
Ssdlljcn tel a naagas egbe
Ssabadsdgot, udv0t kerDe
Edes sep hasdnkra!
Bar r0uid id6re,
Bdr nehdny 6rdrG,
De Uisss1viss kis falq1akbd
= Csillagtenyes ejbe7a -
A dal bUU0s ssdrnya.
Edes-busan hangs6
E'aektek csak sengjen....-
M0gassdg0s egbe ssdll0
InadnE kiseri maid
lit, az idegenben!...
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
vt. Marion Sander, ieIkesz
s2o Mahoning Ave Phone 34557

ISTEN1ISzTELET vasarnap
sdaelott fel II orakor. EFT
megeloz6leg fel 1O-tol vasar-
napi iskoIa.
EGYHAzKozsEG1 GYuLEs
vasarnap delelott az istentisz-
telet utan. Az elmult ev be-
szamolo!a mellett e kozgyiile-
sen ejt;uk meg az vi ev tiszt-
vlselolnek a megvalasztasat is.
+ fontos k0riilmenyekre te-
kntettei az osszes egyhazfenn-
tarto tagok megjeleneset keri
az egyhaz tanacs.
EGYHAzTANACsI gytilesun
ket jaruar 2-an, szombaton
este tartottuk meg, melyen
tobb foatos ugy elintezese
utan a december havi szam-
adast is felulvizsgaltuk es a
kovetkezo tetelekkel hitelesi-
tettuk: 5evetel $473.O9, atho-
zat a multi horol $356.O4,
egyiitt $829.13, kiadas S319.7O,
maradvany $5O9.43.
NoEGYLET gyulese januar
Ten, csiit0rtokon este z ora
kor lesz. Az osszes erdekeltek
megjelenese keretik.
Az IFJUSAGI KOR januar
lien, vssarnap este a Magyar
Hazban farsangi tancmulatsa-
got renJez. Belepo jegy Is
cent. Varosunk 0sszes fatal
sagat szeretettel hivja a rem
dez6seg.
A FATAL HAZASOK K0RE
januar 31-en, vasarnap este 7
6rakor tanccal egybekot0tt
szineloadast rendez a Maen-
nerchor Club helyisegeben.
.El6adjak a "Sari biro" cimu
nagyszeru 8 felvonasos kacag-
tato falusi tortenetet. Ez elve-
Zetes eloadasra elore is szere-
tettel hiviuk fsl varosunk ma
gyarsagsnak szives figyelmet.
A BUDAPEST EGYETEMI
ENEKKAR januar 26-an, ked-
den este tartando hangverse-
nyere szoI6 jegyek az egyhaz
lelkeszi ,.ivatalaban kaphatok.
VENDEG LELKESZ szolgalt
vasarnap delelott templomunk-
ban. A gyulekezet lelkesze hi
vatalos kuldetesben Detroitban
jart, helyette a szolgalatot
Sz0ke Istvan s. lelkesz vegez-
tie el.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07

SZERKESZT0NK BETEG
Lapunk szerkeszt6je hetf0
ota az agyat 6rzi. Sulyos
influenza tarnadta meg es va
l6sziniileg csak jov6 heten
hagyhatja el az agyat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07

90 Nc asg gk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07

| KARACSONYI es UJEVI i'm
nepeink hens6seges keretekben
folytak le egyhazunkban. Az
unneplo hivek sep szamban
latogattak az istentisztelete-
ket, karacsony reggelen pedig
csaknenl kicsinynek bizonyult
tagas templomunk. Az ada
kozasban valamint az Uri
szentvacsoraban is peldas
,, aranyDan vettek reszt tagok.
A temrlomban 325, hazaknal
eS korhazban 4, osszesen 329
lelek cit a sakramentumi scent
jegyekkel. Az urvacsorahoz a
kenyeret es bort Juhasz Peter
es csaladja, Molnar Lajosne,
Halaparda Janosne es $50 Ist-
vanne testvereink adomanyoz-
tax. Fogadjak e helyen is egy
hazunk halas koszonetet. TN
nepleseink cricket es magasz-
tossagat nagyban emelte ifja-
ink enekkara. .
Karacsonyfa unnepely mel
kill nenl lenne teljes a kara
csony scent unnepe. Dec. 25-
en- este vasarnapi iskolasaink,
a vas. iss. gyonyorkodtettek a
kozonsegct. Eloadas utan min
den n0vendek ajandekban lett
reszesitve A templomban es a
vasarnapi isk. teremben levo
ekes karacsonyfakat i'd. 10th
Istvan ajandekozta. A diszitest
a Progressziv Liga es a Junior
C. E. tagjai vegeztek.
VARkTLAN MEGLEPETESE
volt egyhazunk lelkeszenek de-
cember 27-en este, amikor a
gyulekezet kulonboz6 testiile-
tel, a noegylet vezetese mel
lett, nagyszamban osszegyul-
tex, hogy szeretetlkkel es j6-
kivansagaikkal elhalmozzak
szuletese es nevenapja alkal-
mabol. Els6nek Kovacs San
dorne, noegyleti titkar, mint
aldomasmester, k0sz0nt0tte az
innepelt lelkeszt. R0vid be-
szede utan felolvassa Kovacs
Elekne, otthonaban agyban
fekv6 beteg eln0kn6 udv0zl0
sorait maid a k0vetkez6ket
hivja fel szolasra: Csete San
dornet, Kovacs Elek gondno-
kot, Toth Istvan tiszteletbeli
gondnokot, Kovacs Ferenc,
Progressziv Liga elnoket. Eek
utan 10th Andrasne, noegy-
lett penztarnok 0zv. Kajati
Andrasne neveben egy sep el6
viragot, Erdei Andrasne es
Rati Janosne neveben egy-egy
hatalmas szuletesnapi tortat
es a noegylet neveben egy er-
tekes irodai asztal-keszletet
nyujtott. at, melyeket meleg
szavakban vette at es k0sz0n-
te meg az iinnepelt lelkesz.
Vegul lelkes asszonyaink izle-
tes sandwich, sitemeny es ka-
We lunchot szolgaltak fel, me-
lyet kellemes, j6kedvii tarsal-
gas k0vetett a kozeli ejfeli
oraig.
SZILVESZTER ESTELYET
nagy csaladi k0rben t0ltotte
egyhazunk nepe. R0vid isten-
tisztelet ltan a templom base
mentjebe vonultak a hivek,
ahol is jokedvii sz6rakozasban
t0lt0ttek az estelyt. Maid Ell
felkor yiSszatertiink q temp
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
''YOUNGSTOWN es VIDEKE HIREI"'
Campbell Baptista
Hikozseg

UNNEPEK UTAN: Halas
Swivel tekintiink vissza, az
elmult unnepekre S az aida
sokra, melyben reszesedtiink
testileg es lelkileg. Felejthetet-
len unnepsegben volt reszink,
mar a halaadasi unnepen,
Thanksgiving mikor Hitk0z-
segunk egy szeretet vacsorat
rendezett tagjainak es baratai-
max S ugyan azon esten anya-
giakbar is gazdagodtunk, mi
vel feliil $4,000 hoztunk
0ssze nj furnece-iink torlesz-
tesehez.
A Karacsonyi unnepek is
sok oromet nyujtott kicsinyek-
mex, mint nagyoknak. Egy
gyonyoru karacsonyfa is emel-
te az i;nnep fenyet, de meg
jobban a gyermekek csopor-
tos eloadasa es kedves szava-
latjaik, az ajandekok sem ma
radtak ell, inert t0bb mint 13O
doboz cukorkat osztottunk
Szet a Santa Claus ielenlete-
ben.
o-esztend6 estejen isteni-
tiszteletet tartottunk, melyben
megemlekeztink Istenunk jo
voltarol. Voltak vallas tetelek
egyes testverekt6l, maid II
orakor szereset vendegseghez
ultunk, volt hazilag sutott su-
temeny es finom tea. 11:45-
kor pedig imara sorakozounk,
hogy megkOszonjuk Istenink-
mex a huseges vezetest es hogy
kerjuk ct, hogy vezessen min
ket az 9 keskeny osvenyen a
jovoben is, inert ha o lesz
velunk, akkor mi is mondhat-
juk a Zsoltar iroval Meg ha
szinte a halal arnyekanak vol
gyeben jarok is, mem felek a
gonosztol, inert te velem vagy."
Boldog Ujevet mondunk ez
uton is minden felebarataink-
max, Iainden embernek.
Az ujev kezdeten minden
este ln.aorara jovunk ossze
egeszen het, -azaz Gig. Ezen
az inadkozasi orakon imad-
kozni fogunk minden embe-
rekert, vezet6kert, nemzetek-
ert, bekeert es lelki vilagos-
sagert.
ISTENTISZTELETEINK: -
Minden vas. d. e. 9::3O-kor kez-
dodik az imaora, melyet egy
Hitkozsegi tag vezet. 1O-kor
vas. iSkLla felnottek es eyer
mekek 1eszere, a gyermekek
kor szerint vannak osztalyoz-
va. II orakor predikacio. Vas.
este 7::30-kor kezdodik az is
tenitisztelet es 8::3O-kor az if
tusagi egylet programme. A
DrOgramcn minden vas. este
szerepel az enekkar es a zene-
kar, valamint szolo es duet
enekek S szavalatok. Szerdan
este 7.30-kor az imaora es
utanna az enekkar gyakorlata.
Mind ezen 0sszej0veteleink-
re szeretettel hivunk es foga-
dunk mindenkit.
MASURY:: Minden vasarnap
delutan 2 ora kezdettel: ina
ora, vas. iskola es predikacio
tartatik az Angel M. E. temp
lOmban.
WARRENBEN minden ked-
den este 7::3O-kor tartunk is
tentiszteletet a Wick ST. Bap-
tista templomban.
A Vezet6sSg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
vECYES H|EEk

HARRISBURG, Pa.-Penn-
sylvania teljesen demokrata
torvenyhozasa eloszor 81 ev
ota osszellt, hogy George H.
Earle kormanyzo szabadelvi
programjat targyalja es le-
hetoleg keresztul is vigye.
Koz0ttuk, van a gyermek-
munka megsziintetese, a mum
kaido szabalyozasa, kiilonosen
a n6ke.
Legkisebb fizetes, gyari es
egyeb magan rend0rseg es
mem k0zpenzb0l fizetett de-
putty sheriffek megsziintetese.
Teljes szabadsag, kolcsonos
egyezkedes es a munkas uniok
elismerese.
Oregsegi, munkatlansag,
szegenyssgi, munkatlansag ell
leni biztositasi segelyek es
meg tobb aprobb t0ryenyjavas
lat lesz targyalas alatt.
NILES O. - Carmen Pitt,
800 Belmont st. olaszt a 424
Depot st. sorcsarnokban ha-
rom gcly6-lovest kapott, ell
fogtak a tulajdonost es a
barterldert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-07
MAGYAROK NAPTARA

Ebben a rovatban diJtala-
null kozoljiik azon egyha-
zak. egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, ossze-
i0veteleit, stb. - nen t0bb
mint 2 honappal el0re is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
lapja es amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban es
nyomtatvanyaikat nalunk
szerzik be.
1887 Jan. 9-en, szOmbatOn
este 7 6rakor az 0reg Ameri
k&s Magyarok Youngstown
Csaladja tisztujit6 evi gyiile'
Sc q West Sidei Magyar HAz-
ban.
Januar lien, vasarnap este
a Magyar Hazban a Fuggetlen
Ref. Ifjusagi K0r farsangl
tancmulatsagot rendez. Belepd
jegy 25.
Januar lien, vasarnap este
q Magyarok Nagyasszonya r
Kat. Hitkozsegnel diszn6toros
vacSora.
Januar 31-en, vasarnap ESTE
q 6rakor a FIggetlen Ref
Egyhaz Fatal Hazasok K0re
t4ncmulatsdggal egybek0tott
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT rendez a
Maennerchor Club termeben.
Bemutatjak q "Sari bir6" ci-
mii falusi t0rt6netet.
Evening star., 1937-08-02
BLADENSBURG DELAY
TO DRIVERS SHOWN
Auto Club Reveals Cars Are
Halted Is Minutes to Hour
and Half.

Having checked an average Of 1000
automobiles each Sunday for the last
month, the Keystone Automobile Club
has found that motorists are being
delayed from is minutes to l y hours
at the Bladensburg (Md) Peace Cross
intersection, it was announced today
George E. Keneipp, manager Of the
club, in making the announcement,
said.
During the past four Sundays
members of the Keystone Motor Patrol
have been stationed at the Peace Cross
intersection. checking conditions and
placing in the hands of motorists
cards to be filled out, stating the
length Of the delay experienced
Thousands OF these cards have been
returned to the club and our patrol
men themselves have made detailed
reports.
I'VE have checked on an average
OF more than 1000 cars per Sunday,
beginning late in the afternoon and
continuing until 10 pm. We find
that motorists are being delayed any,
where from IS minutes to an hour
and half, with the average delay
running about 35 minutes. Frequently
the line of traffic backed up along
the Defense Highway from the inter-
section is more than 6 miles long.
Evening star., 1937-08-02

which was maintained through Japa-
nese protection. Yin Ju-Keng, former
head of the state" was safe in the
japanese Embassy here after having
been reported slain by Chinese troops
who revolted against his pro-Japanese
policies
He had been shorn of his power
however, and Japanese authorities
named his former secretary, Chi Tseng-
Mou. as his successor.
Four Americans, one of them a
woman. and % other foreigners
brought a story Of death to Tientsin
after escaping a train wreck only tc
be caught in an artillery battle be-
tween Chinese and japanese near
Tankku, one of Trientsin's twin port
cities.
The Americans were Carl John Es-
keline Of Proctor. VT. Tientsin man.
ager of the Standard Vacuum Oil Co.:
A. P. Tucker of Gold Leaf. Va, employe
Of the British-American Tobacco Co.;
Mrs. Robert Barrett, wife OF the Tient.
sin agent Of the States Steamship Co.
and Sergt. Johnson of the 18th U. S
Infantry.
They said japanese troops had com.
PEELED them at pistol point to leave The
scene of the wreck. After a three.
hour march across country, they re.
lated, they reached telephone, sum
moned launch and sped down thu
Hal River to Tangku. where they tool
refuge aboard British warships.
Evening star., 1937-08-02
JAPAN DEGREES
Wartime STATUS
Huge Bond Loan FIoated
While Millions More Will
Be Acquired by Taxes.
BY the Associated Press,

TOXIC. August 2.-Emergency fiscal
and commercial measures put Japan
on virtual national war time footing
today for the first time since the
Russo-JapaAese War.
Neutral observers said the DEGREES
would give the Japanese nation and
foreign powers concrete idea Of
how determined Japan is to achieve
by war those aims in China she failed
to obtain by diplomacy.
Bans against American and other
foreign coastal shipping were lifted,
apparently for the threefold pur-
pose of:
l. Diverting foreign vessels from the
coast OF China, where the japanese
Navy may establish a blockade.
2. Making available all Japanese
| tonnage for shipments to China.
3. Providing means of transportation
| for essential commodities in foreign
vessels.
Besides raising 400000,0O0 yen
fabout $l2OO0O,OOO) for war purposes
by issuing special bonds, the govern
ment decided to acquire several hun
dred million more yen by decreeing a
one-year increase in taxes on national
bonds, stock dividends and corpora
ton profits
1t also levied surcharge on profits
accruing from the hostilities in China
to munitions makers, corporations and
individuals
1t imposed 20 per cent ad valorem
tax on cameras, films, motion picture
apparatus, monographs. records,
musical Instruments, precious metals
jewelry, tortoise shell. pearls and coral
An profiteering act, enforce
ment Of which starts tomorrow is ex-
pected to yield an additional 80, 900, ,0OC
yen tabout $24,000,000) for war ex-
penses. -profiteering regulations
were applied TO 20 articles, including
munitions, foodstuf1s, iron, coal and
chemicals.
Evening star., 1937-08-02
Mrs. Shipley Runs Mail Order
Business of Million for u. s,

1928. She entered the State Depart
ment % years ago this month, when
her son was 5 years old. A Mary
land clergyman's daughter, her only
previous work had been in the Patent
Office.
The passport business has grown
rapidly since Mrs. Shipley helped
Americans get home in wartime. The
annual total jumped from 23,o77 in
1910 to $50, ,488 in 1920 and 2O3,l74 in
1880 before the depression slowed
it down. Each passport requires a
$40 fee.
Foreign travel has increased greatly
this year. Mrs. Shipley said. The
1880 passports issued in the first
six months represent 43 per cent
increase over the same period last year.
Evening star., 1937-08-02
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Mrs. Ruth B. Shipley, chief Of the
State Departments Passport Division,
runs mail-order business which just
now is bringing the Government
81 100000 year.
She directs a staff of more than 100
In deciding questions of nationality,
issuing passports, instructing foreign
service officers on those subjects and
writing letters of introduction for
Americans going abroad.
All this is done so quietly that thou
sands never know the "R. B. Shipley'
who signs their passports is a woman
Its thrilling job she said today.
Developments are so unexpected 1t
concerns people-not just papers"
She sat at huge desk piled high
with the books that helped her learn
diplomatic history, international law,
passport and citizenship precedents.
She was all business when errand
boys rushed in and out with papers
for signatures. but smiled at mention
Of the large Persian painting on the
wall which repeated the colors of
her tailored, striped chiffon dress.
Il hope the seven former Passport
Division chiefs won't mind" she said
Their pictures hung there until last
week"
Mrs. Shipley has been chief since