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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
A KES6N iEDULOK
RESZERE!

Sokan vannak k0zottiink,
akik egy vagy mas okbol mem
mehetnek koran, majusban
vagy juniusban magyarorszagi
kirandulasra. F6leg azert ne
hez ez, inert a gyerekek iskolai
eve csak kesobben er veget.
Ezeknek a kes6n induloknak
semmi okuk az aggodalomra,
inert a hajok nincsenek uta-
sokkal tulzsufolva es ktil0nben
is julius 17-t6l kezdve olcsobb
arakon mehetnek at Europaba.
Ezeken a kes6bbi kirandula-
sokon gyakran igen kellemes
szorakozast nyujt a Cunard
White Star Line az utasainak
es kiser6t ad mellejiik, aki a
nehezsegeket elharitsa.
Lepjen erintkezesbe a legko-
zelebbi hajojegy iigynokkel es
ragaszkodjek ahhoz, hogy a
Cunard White Star Line POM
pas hajoin juttassa ont haza.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
El6fizetesi nyugtazas ...... ..........


Csordas Janos, Berzi Miklos,
Balazs Janos, Banyar Gustav,
Takacs Mihaly, Kalman Jozsef,
Adam Janos, Macy Gabor, De-
ak Ferenc, Ohdo Istvan, Teg-
las Gyula, 10th Andras, Sza-
day Benjamin, Csom6 Meny-
hert, Kertesz Istvan, Datka Fe-
reno, Ince Jozsef, Kovesdi ia
nos, Juhasz Andras, Balogh
Jozsefne, Soltesz Istvanne,
Csepke Balazs, Somsak Janos,
Fabian Bella, Borsody Janos,
Kalmar Janos, Uray Karoly,
varga Daniel, Szanyi Janos,
Jablonkai Andras, 10th Albert,
Varga Gyula, Feher Janos, We
res Istvan, Szabo Jozsef, Bur
koczky Janos, Varga Kalman,
Balog B. Ferenc, Csernyik An
dras, Bino Bertalan, Bajusz
JanOS.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
Macy FORGALOM
SHARONBAN


Miota a youngstown kerii-
.letben megkezd6d 6d0tt a sztrajk,
azota Sharon videket egeszen
ellepte a sztraikolok serege.
Nemcsak a kimeresi helyek
vannak elfoglalva, de nagyon
sok bevasarlasokat eszk0z0lnek.
Ugy latszik, hOgy mem nagyon
veszik eszre a munkahianyt.
Vannakt azonban kereget6 hon
fitarsaink is,s akik atj0nnek,
inert mar ki6ogytak a penzb6l
es nem .kapnak enni. Sokan
kinentek a farmolra dolgozni
addig, mig helyzetiik megval-
tozik. Les.4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
SHARON, FARRELL ES ;VIDEKE
SHAMU GY0RGY LAPKEPWsEL6
IL Shady Ave., Sharon, Pa

telen t0rtent Hidegek otthona-
ban, ahol a szul6k6t1 Xviii je-
lenvoltak: Hideg Ferenc es ne
je .Pittsburghbol, Dandovich
Sander, Ujlaki Mariska, Fiilep
Sander, Sebestyen Iren, Kish
Mariska Is Kovacs Karoly. Es-
kiiv6jiik az 6sszel iesz megtart-
va, k0riilbelul szeptenberben.
sVamosi Istvan es f1eje honfi-
tarsunk leanyat Juliskat ellie
gyezte Hitnaer Karoly fatal
ember sharpsvfllef lak6sok. Al
eljegyes .szakacs Gyorgy hail
jaban. volt megtartva Macy ven
degsegh K6zepette. Eskiiv6jtik
meg kes6bb lesz inegallapitva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
YOUNGSTOWN IS vIDEF<E HIREI
A NILESl
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
K0zli: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
lskas los - END ST. Niles. O

Jov0 VASARNAP Edesapak
napjat iinneplik Amerikaszer-
te. Mi is megemlekeziink az
Edesapakrol alkalmi beszed ke-
reteben a delel6tti istentiszte-
let alkalmaval. Estere pedig
q vasarnapi,iskola es a Keresz-
tyen Ifjusagi Egyesiilet rende-
zesevel fagylalt delutant Is
bingo partyt tartunk a paro-
CHA udvaran, vagy ha az id6
mem lesz kedvez6, a templom
basementjeben. Szeretettel hi.
vogatunk mindenlxit, ugy a
delelotti alkalmi istentisztelet-
re, mint a delutani 0sszejove-
telre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI.
NJ. Marion Sander, leikesz
s25 Mahoning Ave Phones 34557

ISTENTISZTELET vasarnap
delel6tt 10 orakor, elotte fel
10-t6l vasarnapi iskola. A fel-
oraval el6bb kezd6d6 istentisz-
teletre lit is felhivjuk a hivek
figyelmet.
A NYARI MAGYAR ISKOLA
a j0v6 heten, hetfon reggel 9
orakor megnyilik. Keretnek a
szil6k, hogy 6-tol IA ewes kor-
ban lev6 gyermekeiket kuldjek
fel iskolankba. A nyari iskola
folyaman konfirnacioi okta-
tasban is reszesitjiik a IL evet
bet0ltott gyermekeket. Tani-
tas e nyaron csak az egyhazi
epuletben lesz.
PIKNIKuNK0N ismet meg
mutattak N6egyletiink es egy-
hazunk tagjai az egyhaz iran
tt szeretetuket. Nagyon kelle-
mesen elszorakoztak es amel-
lett kOzel 800 dollar hasznot
csinaltak egyhazunknak. Az
osszej0vetel istentisztelettel kez
dodott, kozos etkezessel foly-
tatodott, maid este tanccal
vegzodott. QI
A Noegylet tagjai etelek, su-
temenyek elkeszitesevel es XII
szolgalasaval, a ferfiak a husi-
tok hadasaval munkalkodtak.
A Noegylet tagjai 10 ertekes
targyat ajandekoztak, melynek
kijatszasaval 14O dollarral no
veltek a napi bevetelt. Egyha-
zunk neveben ugy a megjelent
vendegeknek, mint a hiven IA
radozoknak es ajandekozoknak
ezuton is halas koszonetet mon
dunk. A fatal hazasok k0re
julius lien egy aratasi unnep
kereteben ismetli meg egyha-
zunk javara a szabadban tar
tott osszejovetelt.
A LELKESZ LAKASA iavit-
tatasi koltsegeinek fedezesere
10th Imrene junius 24-en, csu-
tortokon este 7 orakor saiat
terminkben teaestet rendez.
A megjelentek kozott ertekes
targyakat fog 10th Imrene XII
jatszani. Egyhazunk tagiainak
szives megjeleneset szeretettel
kerjik.
A FATAL HAZASOK KoRE
junius 2o-an, vasarnap delutan
a Harding Parkba kirandulast
rendez. A resztvenni ohajtok a
templomtol delutan fel 2-kor
indulnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
A SCENT ISTVAN
R. X. EGYHAZ HIREI
Pl6banos:
FSt. Bro L6rinc
854 Wilson Ave
TeIefGn 31906

Junius 12-en temettiik Hor-
ryak Gyorgy feleseget, XII ha-
rom heti betegseg utan jobb
hazaba k0ltoz0tt. Templomgon-
dozonk Strata benne elvesztett
tarsat. Csendes szentmiseket
kertek erette:: Danish Jozsef es
neje, G6ber Janos es neje, Szu-
by Janosne, Mrs. Varga, Novak
Gyulane, Puskas Janos, z. ia
nosne es Horvath Margit. T0b-
ben 0sszeadtak ketto csendes
szentmisere. Enekes szentmise-
re adtak: a Harmadik Rend, a
Harmadik Rend tagjai kil0n
es az Oltaregylet. Ez volt az 8
szereny, huseges lelkiiletenek
legszebb segitese. A jo listen
aldja, meg a megert6 lelkeket.
Junius 13-an meglatogatta
Shvoy pispok hitkozseginket
az ohazabol. Kiosztotta eyer
mekeinknek az elso szentaldo-
East. Meleg szavakkal szolt az
ohazarol. Kerte a magyarokat:
minel nagyobb szamban j0jje-
mex maid a Scent Istvan i'm
nepsegekre es az Euchariszti-
kus kongresszusra.
Szombaton delben fog pleba-
nos hajora ulni. Bizonyara ia
vollete alatt mem fognak a
nyelvek ismet arrol suttogni,
hogy..... ize... elvitte a hitkoz-
seq penzet.... Brrr...
Jovo vasarnap azon elso al
dczok, xix emlekkepet akar-
max, maid jelentkezzenek a
plebanian. Csak azok fognak
kepet kapni, akik megrendelik
junius 20-an. Tehat tessek a
rendelest leadni. r.
Plebanos helyettesiteset Fa-
ther Holba Cassian fogja ellat-
nj. Csak tessek bizalommal for
dulni hozza. - Betegeimet het-
fon, tavozasom elott mind meg
latogatom.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
NEMET ENEKESEK
Macy HANGYERSENYE
YOUNGSTOWNBAN

Az ohioi nemet enekkarok
1900 moi es ferfi tagjai a 1e-ik
evi hangversenyet nagy skier
rel a multi szombat este es va
sarnap delutan, valamint este
a nagy Stambaugh Auditorium
ban tartotta. Az 1900 enekes es
enekesnon kivul voltak szold
enekesek is, zenekari kiseret-
tel, melyek kozott szerepelt
Miss Marion Stavrosky, a ma
gyarok elott :le16nyosen ismert
enekesn6 es enektanarno. A
program kereteben 600 youngs
town. flu es leanygyermek is
szep sikerrel szerepelt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
EL0FIZETESI NYUGTAZAS

Nit jelent ez a kifejezes: az al
lamhatalom szejjelvalasztasa?
Alkotmanyunk a kormany-
zati hatalmat harom, kiilon-
allo es egymastol fiiggetlen
agazatra osztotta fel. A tor
venyhozoi hatalmat a Kon-
gresszusnak, a vegrehajtoi ha-
talmat az elnoknek juttatta,
a torvenykezesi hatalmat vi
szont a Legfelsobb Birosag, va
lamint a tobbi szovetsegi bro
sagok gyakoroljak.
Het evvel Alkotmanyunk
megszerkesztese elott John
Adams, a gyarmati idok nagy
hazafia, a Fuggetlensegi Nyi-
latkozat alairoja es az Egyesiilt
Allamok masodik elnoke, a
Massachusetts, Szabadsagjogi
Nyilatkozatban a kovetkezoket
illesztette be: - Massachusetts,
t0rvenyhozasa sosem fog veg
rehajtoi vagy torvenykezesi ha-
talmat gyakorolni, az allamhs-
talon vegrehajto kozegei pc
dig mem gyakorolnak torveny-
kezesi vagy torvenyhozoi ha-
talmat, az allami torvenykezesi
szerv pedig mem fog vegrehaj-
t6i vagy torvenyhozoi hatalmat
gyakorolni; masszoval a tor
venyek es mem az allamferfiak
kormanyozzak az allamot.
A Fuggetlensegi Nyilatko-
zatban Jefferson tiltakozott,
hogy az angol kiraly befolya-
sofia az allami vegrehajtoi, tor
venyhozoi, torvenykezesi S kor-
manyzati tenyezoket. A hiaba-
valo tiltakozas az amerikai
szabadsagharc kitoresere veze-
tett.
A mai europai helyzet elem
ken bizonyitja, hogy hova fa-
julhatnak ell a k0rilmenyek,
ha az egesz allamhatalom egy
ember, vagy egy sztikebb poll
tikai csoport kezeibe; fut ossze
es minden szeszelyuk torveny-
er6re emelkedhetik. A demok-
racia ICY alakuI at zsarnoki
rendszerre, az 0koljog fog er-
venyesilni, szabadsag, egyen-
l6seg es ftiggetlenseg eltunnek,
hogy helyet adjanak az on
kenyuralomnak.
1lyen lehetosegek elkeriilese
vegett irta el6 az amerikai al
kotmany, hogy az allamhata-
lorn .harom f6agazatra osztas-
SEX fel es pedig a t0rvenyhozoi,
a vegrehajtoi es a torvenykeze-
81 agazatokra, amelyek egy-
mastol teljesen figgetlenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
0HAZABA UTAZNAK

Pallay Mariska, a Sharon
Line-i elemi nepiskola helyet-
tes igazgatoja most szombaton
a Deutschland hajoval az oha-
zaba utazik. Terve szerint meg
latogatja Nemetorszag, Ausz-
tria es Magyarorszag neveze-
tessegeit. Magyarorszagi tart6z
kodasa alatt reszt vesz a Nen-
zetk0zi Asszonygyiiles Buda-
pesten tartando evi gyiil6sen, a
Scent Istvan napi tinnepsegen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
HIRDESSEN LAPUNkBAN
|MAGYARoK NAPTARAI

Ebben a rovatban dijtala-
null kozoljuk azon egyha-
zak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, 0ssze-
j0veteleit, stb. - mem tobb
mint 2 h6nappal el6re is,
amelyeknek az . Amerikai
magyar Hirlap hivatalos
lapja Is amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban Is
nyomtatvanyaikat z nalunk
szerzik be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
ELJEGYZEsEK

Hideg Lajos -es neje honfitar-
sunk kedves leanyat nonkat
eljegyezte Koyacht Jozsefj ma
gyar fiatalenber, mindketten
sharoni lakosok.
AZ eljegyzes nagy 0sszejove-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17

A debreceni egyetemen tovabb-
kepz6 kurzust vesz.
Pallay Mariska Pallay An
dras es neje ,222 Steward St.
en- lakok leanya.
Horanszky Mihalyne, sziil.
Dorfos Etel, 1922 McGuffey Rd.
ismert iiz1etasszony julius ha-
vaban az ohazaba indulo Yer
hovay csoporttal a Szabolcs
megyei Nyirmadara, edesanyja
Is rokonai latogatasara utazik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
Buy neeIcfies
with wkot Il .uve.

h isn't necessary to pay 5oe moro to get quality ns
dentice. Listerne Tooth Paste. made by the makers
Of Lsterine, toyou in large tube at 25f Note
how IL cleans beauties and protects your teeth More.
ovsitsavesyou approximately So yearovex 5Oe dsut-
Eices. Buy things you need with thst saving g-nesks
ties srs merely suggestion. Lambert PhaEmacsl c.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
MisEk RENpJE

MisEk RENDJE
vasarnapokon kis mise g.: 80 6rat6l
aA9nl yr6dikAcl6val
Macy mise dalel6tt 10 orakor magyar
pr6alk1ci6val
H6tk0znapckOn kis. mis4k reg.
gel S:S0-kof.
GYoHTATAsok
4kinden szombaton d6lut&n
drAt6l Gig 4s este z 6rkt6k
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17

Junius h6 20-an, vasarnap
a Munkas Bs. Ifjusagi Osztalya
piknikje a Fiilemile Csardaban.
Julius h6 SEN, hetf6n
a Nilesi Ref. Egyhaz javara
piknik lesz a Park Ave vegen
lev6 Red Barnban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17

Juniuss h6, "a -en, vasarnap
a Mahoning Megyei Magyar
Demokrata4 4z0r pil11tkje a FIJI
lemile Csardaban.
Julius h6 5-ik&n, hetf6n (
a Magyarok Nagyasszonya r.
K. Egyhaz piknikje saHeFtle-
mtile CsArdAban. s.sss,' y
julius h6 18-an, vas&rnap
a SIT. Gy0rgy Cor. Kath. Egg
hAz piknikje a Fiilemile Cs&r-
daban.
Julius h6 1S-an, vas&rnap
Campbell Magyar Nap a szo-
kott helyen.
Julius h6 lien, vas&rnap
a Fuggetlen Refor1nAtus Egy-
haz Fatal Hazasok K0re a FIJI
lemile Csardaban tartja egesz
napos arat6 tinnepelyet.
Julius h6 25-6n, vasarnap
az oreg Refor1natus EgyhAz
Templomsegelyz6 N6i K0re
piknikje a Fiilemiile CsArdA-
ban.
julius h6 25-&n, vasarnap
a Warreni Kultur Otthon pix
mike a Vennetti's Groveban.
Els6rendu 0enekar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17

Junius h6 27-&n, fvaskrnap
a SIT. Gy0rgy Cor. Kath. Egg
,haz piknikje.
julius h6 4-en, vasarnap
a Warreni Els6 Magyar Ferfi
es MOI Betegsegelyz6 Egylet
piknikje a Vennetti's Grove
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17

Junius h6 27-&n, vasarnap
a Bridgeport S10vetseg 16ik
osztayla es a Mahoning Me
gyei Magyar Demorata K0r
k0z6s piknikje a Fiilemile Csar-
daban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
HETI CIkK AZ
ALkOTMANYR0L

Irja: MAX BERNS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17

Julius h6 1S-an, vas&rnap
Campbell Magyar Nap a $40
kott helyen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-12
BANKERS ADVISED
TO STRESS THRIFT.
Business Cycle Called New
Deal Chicken Coming
Home to Roost.
Ey the Associated Press.

HARRISONBURG, Va. Nov. 12-C.
L. Rohey of Purcellville, vice president
of the Virginia Bankers Association,
told the V. B. A. Group 8 Convention
yesterday that banks must remember
their job and keep alive the idea of
thrift and saving upon which the Sc
curity of the Nation depends"
Other speakers advised the 300 bank
ers attending from Is Valley and
Northern Virginia counties to establish
better public relations and have each
employe trained to sell" the banks
business to the public.
Education of employees along lines of
public relations was emphasized by R.
H. Wells of Richmond F. H. Newsom,
lr, OF Lawrenceville. chairman of the
Committee on Agricultural Relations.
said progress was being made in en-
couraging farmers to diversity their
crops and to take Improbable land out
OF production.
Robey urged modification of the
capital gains tax levy on undistributed
earnings, and declared the bankers
must use their influence to obtain a
Balanced Federal budget.
THE money managers" he said ARE
now faced with real problem" be-
cause among the New Deal chickens
coming home to roost is that of the
business cycle"
Alex F. Ryland of Richmond, presi-
dent of the Virginia Bankers Associa-
ton, brought greetings to the conven-
ton.
Thomas E. Sebrell of Clarendon was
named group chairman to succeed S.
H. Smith of Woodstock. who was NOM
mated for a place on the State Execu-
tive Committee. E. w. Cox of Mon
terey and P. w. Anderson of Marshall
we're made vice chairman and secre-
tary-treasurer, respectively.
Placed on the Advisory Council we're
Frank S. Driver, Weyrers Cave; E.
Ewing Wall, Quantico; E. w. Newman,
Woodstock; r. c. Powell, Standards
vile, and j. H Wamsley, ir., Staunton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-12
SUSPECT ACCUSED
OF WHITE SLAVERY
Shelton Becker, Arrested by G.
Men, Jailed in Default
of Bond.

Shelton Becker, alias AL Beck,
wanted for alleged violation of the
White Slave Act, is in custody here,
following his arrest by agents of the
Federal Bureau of Investigation yester-
day at Euclid street address.
Becker, 20, is under indictment with
Kitty Harris, former operator of q
disorderly house at Atlantic City, who
pleaded guilty last week to a charge
of transporting girl from Washing
ton to Atlantic City for immoral pur-
poses last June. Becker is accused of
completely in the same transportation.
Brought before United States Com
missioner Needham c. Turnage late
yesterday, Becker pleaded not guilty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-12
PEACHES RESTING

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IL P.-
Sometime, Peaches Browning said
today, Il hope to marry again"
1t would be a terrible thing" the
26-year-old divorce said, Ito 90
through life and never be married at
all"
Here to rest after her Reno divorce
from Bernard j. Hynes, Peaches
spent last evening at cabaret with
Nathan BORN, wealthy Chicagoan.
She explained she had to divorce
Hynes, Denver theater man, because
"his work kept him away q lot, and
I was lonely" Her first marriage
was in 1926 to elderly Edward w.
Daddy Browning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-12

and was committed to the District Jail
in default Of $4,000 bond, pending a
hearing on removal proceedings to-
morrow at 10 am. at the commits
sioners' Office.
The indictment against Becker and
the Harris girl is among SO true bills
which resulted from widespread raids
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-12

by Omen in Atlantic City and vicinity
on August 20 last. Becker is the
223d person to be arrested in this
investigation.
The Federal grand jury at Trenton
is still hearing evidence in the cases.
The first trial will begin next week
at Camden, N. j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-12
Large Hailstones.

Hailstones as large as matchboxes
fell recently in Rustenburg, South
Africa.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-11-11
BOY SCOUTS
LAUNCH PROGRAM

With the work Of patrol reor-
ganization behind them, Boy
Scouts Of Troop IS launched into
the winters program in earnest
this week under the new Scoutmas-
ter Donovan Clough. A patrol con-
test, to end December LIST, was be-
gun Wednesday night to start the
fall activities.
At a meeting Of Scoutmasters
and patrol leaders Monday evening
the plans for the contest were CIV
en- to the patrol leaders. Points will
be awarded on an individual basis
for host Of things in Scoutdom,
and the idea behind the movement
is to bring all patrols up to date as
regards Scouting advancement, pa
troll leaders were told. Points will
be awarded for attendance, wear
ing the uniform, advancement,
Good Turns, patrol meetings, han
dicraft work, and q score Of other
details. To the patrol winning the
highest number Of points a suitable
award will be made.
It was announced Monday even
ing that the contest would end Dec
ember LIST to allow for Court Of
Honor on or about that date. Eight
new members, who brought the en-
rollment Of troop Is to nearly 80
members, are expected to have
completed their Tenderfoot re-
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PLAN BROWNIE
Girl SCOUTS

There Is a possibility Of organi-
zation Of a Brownie Girl Scout
troop in this city-to care for girls
from s to 10 years-Miss Olive l..
Croker, National Girl Scout Field
Representative Of the Hiawatha
Region, told members of the Girl
Scout Council here last Thursday.
It was one of the points she out
lined to leaders of local troops at
a luncheon Thursday noon.
Miss Crocker eliminated a three
day visit in this city going into
every department of the local Or
ganization dropping suggestions,
making comments. She met with all
committees Of the Council and
with leaders during her visit here
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.
Speaking Of the Importance of
Girl Scouting, Miss Croker told of
the value to the girls social devel-
opment Of the Homemaker, House
keeping, and Hostess merit awards
Local leaders have said that the
work connected with those phases
will be stressed during this winter,
Miss Croker praised the local or
ganization in its workings. but
thought, it was reported. that more
girls should be affiliated with the
Girl Scout movement in a city OF
this size.
During the past week several OF
the troops have gone into their fall
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FIREMEN ASK
COOPERATION

Louis Larson, chairman Of ticket
sales for the Thanksgiving ball,
staged annually by the Sank Cen
ire Volunteer Fire Department, an
nounced Monday that ticket sales
are progressing satisfactorily, al
though better cooperation Is neces-
sary to reach the goal set by the
department.
In this connection, he stated, that
the committee was also selling tick
cts in the rural community around
Sank Centre, and that owing to the
fact that it will be impossible to
see everyone, tickets have been
placed on sale at Johns Place. This
will provide an opportunity for
those who are not contacted to pur-
chase tickets at their convenience
and show their appreciation for the
work the department has done.
This, the fifty-fourth annual ball
sponsored by the local fire depart
ment, will be held in the Junior
High School auditorium Thursday
night, November 18th. Bob Linnell
and his band, snappy orchestra,
playing novelty numbers and swing
rythm, including old and new mu-
sic, have been booked for this
dance.
Tickets for this event are $1.00,
and everyone should cooperate with
the department In making the
dance a success. 1t Is only once a
year that the Firemen ask for help
from the community and the res
ponse to their call should be given
as literally as they give their SER
vices throughout the year.
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Clifford Domke
Writes About War

"If the Japanese win it will be
because they have a stronger air
force and more ornaments" wrote
Clifford Domke in letter received
here Saturday. It was the first let
ter in which Clifford reflected his
ideas on the undeclared Sino-Japan.
csc war.
Written September oath, 1t was
likely held up in the official cen
sorship, the letter came as he left
Pieping on his way to his final
destination, Fenyang in Shansi.
(Fenyang is the new spelling for
Fenchow). During the course Of
the trip he passed through Tientsin
which he pointed out is very cosmo-
politan. The foreign concessions are
beautifully Handicapped, he said, and
surprising were the great buildings
and the elevators. Cheefoo, the U
s. naval base, is noted for its frui:
and laces. Cliff said that on pas
sage through there he counted two
destroyers, a mother ship, a mine
sweeper, a transport, and a cruiser
in the harbor. When they hove into
the harbor Chinese swarmed out
in the sampans to sell pears, apples
and grapes.
In description of the ship he pas.
saged on from Pieping to Fenyans
he said: 'This is an English ship,
H. M. s. Shengking, loaded to the
gills; we have a cargo of fruits,
rice, fish, and a human cargo far
beyond anything which should be
carried. The fore and aft decks are
Uttered with Chinese refugees 60
ing south. They are herded into the
empty parts of the hold with their
limited belongings. They provide
their own food; disagreeable odors
arise from the great unwashed."
Returning to the war scene he
pointed out that fighting was still
fierce in Shanghai. The great drive
on Marking is heading up, he said
A salient feature was brought to
light in his talk of the war when
he pointed out that the Japs are
having time with the war. "You
see," he said, they are opening up
more and more fronts and tina.
takes money" The Chinese are
holding their own despite the fact
they have so little equipment FOL