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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-25

olyan egyhazai, egyesiiletei es
testiiletei vannak, amelyek
legels6 sorban magyar szem-
pontb6l voltak Is vmnak meg
alapozva. Az amerikai magyar
sajto pedig koronaja ezeknek
az intezmenyeknek.
Az aranyjubileumat iinnepl6
Rak6cM Segelyz6 Egyesiilet
tobb mint 16 ezernyi tagsaga-
hoz eppen ugy intezziik e So
rokat, mint egesz olvas6 tabo-
runkhoz. A hivatas es k0teles-
seq teljes tudataban indulunk
egyiitt Amerika magyarsagaval
- a masodik SO esztend6be.
Macy magyar es amerikai
magyar erdeknek tarjuk a Ra-
k6czi Segelyz6 Egyesiiletert va
ID 0sszefogasat minden olyan
tenyez6nek, arnely az egyesu-
let tovabb fejlesztesehez
aranyjubileumi eveben - hoz-
zajarulhatna. Csak egy teg-
lat hozzon a tovabbepiteshez
az, aki teheti. Csak egy, egyet-
len egy vi feln6tt vagy oyer
mex tagot vigyen be minden-
XII, akinek m6djaban all, a Ra-
k6czi Segelyz6 Egyesiiletbe.
Orszagos nagy egyesiileteink
koz0tt a Rak6czi Segelyzd
Egyesiilet fennallasanak Sc
ewes fordulojat fogja r0videsen
iinnepelni. Kitiin6en vezetett,
hatalmas egyesiilet, gazdag es
dijai, biztositasi feltetelel is ma
gyon kedvez6ek. Osztalyai van.
max az orszag minden resze-
ben.
Azok, akik egy kis munka-
val penzt akarnak szerezni ma.
gunak, k0nnyen megtehetik
ha reszt vesznek a Rakoczi Sc.
gelyz6 Egyesiilet altal epper
most rendezett aranyjubileum
tagszerzesi versenyben. Iger
egyszerii ez a munka. Tiz elst
dijat ad, vagyis tiz egyenken'
200 dollart keszp&nzben fizet {
legt0bb feln6tt tagot szerzt
nyertesnek, aranyjubileum
tagszerzesi versenyeben. A yer
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-25
kAR VOLT MEM vISSZAUTNI

rolt magyarok sajat penzukOn
es sajat verejtekJkkel egy ba-
nyat csinaltak maguknak es
abban dolgoztak.
Gyiileseket tartottak, hatal-
mas es uszito szpicsek voltak a
gyiilesen es egy par ejjel feher
leped6ben tertek haza a gyiiles-
r6l, a magyar falun kereszttil.
Mikor azonban a "vezerek-
nek", akik mellesleg majdnem
mind koz0nseges fegyhazviselt
Observation-Disclosures voltak, tud-
tukra adtam, hogy ismerem a
kiletiiket, hogy mem felek TO-
llk, s6t mikor meginvitaltam
oket, hogy tartsak a gyiilesei.
ket a mi nagy Hall-unkban
egyszerre nevetsegbe pusztult
abban a v0lgyben a Ku Kluz
Klan.
| Mert mas dolog szaz-szaz0t
ven feherruhas 'kisertettel'
allni szemben az ejszaka s0tet
jeben es mas dolog napvilag
nal mondani meg Bunyor
Tripletnek, egy rosszhiru ores
lokot6nek, hogy a "show'' nen
ijeszt es nem hat meg benniin
ket.
A Klan ismet fenyegeti en-
mex a nemzetnek minden be
kes, tisztesseges polgarat.
Ahol feliiti a fejet, oft csal
egy modon lehet es kell ellenul
vedekezni.
Mem szabad felni toluk.
Vissza kell utni, kozejiik kel
loni, meg kell tanitani oket
hogy a feher leped6 meg a.
alarc nem teszi oket kiil0n0
sebb jogu polgarokka.
Es soha nem szabad elfelej
teni, hogy a gyava, rongy EN-
berrel k0nnyu elbanni, ma
pedig gyava es rongy ember az
aki ugy garazdalkodik, hog.
az arcat eltakarja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-25

Otven ewes lesz a Rak6czi
Segelyz6 Egyesiilet. Macy el6-
kesziiletek folynak az egyesu-
let aranyjubileumAnak a meg
iinneplesere. Ha meggondolj oljuk,
so esztend6 solzat jelent egy
amerikai magyar intezmeny
eleteben. B&tran mondhatjuk,
hogy ket amerikai magyar ge-
neraci6 munkajahoz fiiz6dik
minden sikere.
El6deink, az els6 bevandor-
l6k, mihelyt megvetettek ma
guk alatt a talajt, ugy es oda
k0lt0ztek, ahol mem kellett
egyedil lenni0k - az idegen-
ben. Magyar magyar utan
ut0tt satrat testveri szeretettel
mindenutt az orszagban. Ma
gyar magyar mellett akart el-
nj es boldogulni S nehany evti-
zed leforgasa alatt olyan ma.
gyar telepek letesiiltek, anne.
lyek - lelekszamban - egy
nagyobb magyarorszagi varos.
max is megfelelnek.
Hitkozsegek, egyhazak, egye,
siletek, teStiiletek es ifjusag:
korok, ujsagok - ICY hamaro
san keletkeztek. Hiszen ezel
nelkul a magyar ember mem
tudott volna elni sem, meg XII
sebb telepeken sem. Szaz &
szaz peldaval bizonyithatjul
EFT.
AIT, hogy Standardization it
is magyarok maradtak, hogy
fogadott hazajuk iranti hiise
giik mellett a sziil6hazanal
minden hagyomanyahoz to
vabbra is ragaszkodtak, AIT leg
fenyesebben azzaI igazoltak el6
deink, hogy meg egyesiiletei
ket is legnagyobbreszt ugy ala
kitottak meg, hogy valamel.
Macy magyar t0rtenelmi nevve
inditottak el utjara.
Hiaba irnak, josolnak a.
amerikai magyar jov6 bizony
talansagair6l. Az amerikai ma
gyarsag j0v6jet mem kell felte
mink! Az amerikai magyar
sag j0v6je rendithetetlen, mer
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-25

Miami egy kilyarosaban a
Ku Klux Klan szaz0tven alar-
cos tagja megjelent egy rossz-
hiru gambling-hazban es a
vendegeket kihajigalva a be
rendezest osszetorte.
Ostobak es gyavak voltak a
gambling-haz tulajdonosai es
vendegei, hogy mem iitottek lie
az alarc ala butt "lovagokat"
mint a veszett kutyakat.
Valoszini, hogy a gambling
haz ellen sok kifogast lehetett
MORALS szempontb6l emelni.
Valoszinu, hogy a gambling.
hazban a torvenyeket meg.
szegtek.
De ha ez mind ICY lenne, ak
kor sem volt oft sernmi jusss
annak a szazotven embernek
akik nern birnak torvenyadts
togokkal, sem a 'sraid"ekre
sem a ronlbolasra.
Es inert ok felilhelyeztel
magukat a t0rvenyen, telje'
joggal lottek volna lie 6ket {
rosszhirii haz tulajdonosai,
kiket megis csak sajat ha
zukban rohantak meg felelot
len egyenek.
Ha egynehany lily en- raid-e
eltiirnek, akkor a Klan ujrs
olyan felelmetes terror szovet
kezet lesZ deli allamokban
amilyen a haboru utani evek
ben volt.
Ha azonban egynehany le
ped6be es alarcba butt honfi
tarsat orronvagnak, ha egyne
nanyat lelOnek, akkOr maid ell
megy a gentlemenek kedve {
tovabbi ''miikOdest6l'.
A hatosagi kozegek terme
szetesen mem fogjak "megta
lalni' es "kinyomozni'' hogy
Xix voltak a cs6cselekben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-25

Mem nyomozhatjak. XII, inert
ugyis tudjak jol, ha mem nyo-
moznak. A hatosag emberei
szavazatot akarnak es jol tud-
jak, hogy a cs6cselek szavazata
szamit q valasztason.
Mikor e sorok ir6ja hat-het
ewes volt, csakugy, mint a leg
tobb kis gyermek, felt a So
|tett6l.
ITALIAN egy adag lustasag is
volt ebben a felelemben, inert
ha edesanvam tell esten tuze-
l6faert ku!dott az udvarra, j6
kifogas volt AIT felelni, hogy
"felek" q sotetben.
Az en- edesanyam ugyan mem
tudott irni es olvasni, de sze-
rintem egyik legokosabb asz-
szonya volt a vilagnak.
Megfogta ilyenkor a kezem
es kivezetett a sotetbe es AIT
kovetelte, hogy mutassam meg
mit6l felek.
Ha ramutattam a homalyo.
san feketel6 vagott fatomegre
el6vette a kotenye ala dugott
negyszogletes kis lampat e
ravilagitott ARA, amit6l fel
tenn a sotetben.
Ha ezekbol az alarc ala buj1
gazemberekb6l egynehanyat le
lottek volna es az alarcot le
rancigaltak volna roluk, akkol
kisult volna, hogy a feher le
pei es az alarc alattt olyar
szemet-nepek vannak, akik al
arc nelkul soha mem felelme
tesek a tisztesseges emberel
szamara.
Valamikor sorok irojanal
is volt neminemu baja a Kr
Klux Klan-al.
| Kentucky hegyei kozt egy
seer csak megirigyeltek a hegy
lakok salakjai, hogy bevando
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-25
I TanuItunk-e
vaIamit?

Roosevelt elnok egyik leg
utobbi beszedeben nagy nyo-
matekkel hangsulyozta, hogy
a depressziG, a gazdasagi val
sag visszakuldott bennunket
az iskolaba Es ha ebben az
iskolaban mem tanrltunk vol
ma semmit, akkor semmi hasz-
nunk Sc lehetne a valsag nyo-
morusagos eveib6l.
Az 1924-ik ev soran mar vol
tax jelek, amelyek ARA mu-
tattak, hogy -valami veszede-
lem fenyegeti az orszagot. De
nem tartottak illendonek,
hogy errol besseljenek az en-
berek es mem tartottak jo liz
letnek sem Gorbe szemmel
neztek azokra, akik figyelmez-
tetni probaltak benniinket ar
ra, hogy valami bal van a
kreta korul.
Mikor pedig 1929-ben teny-
leg htort a valsag, akkor ugy
viselkedtek az emberek, mint
ha semmise t0rtent volna. Az
uzletemberek koreben ekkor
ket dolgot emlegettek. Az
egyik az volt, hogy valsag mel
kill mem lehetett volna helyre-
allitani a j6zan gazdasagi
egyensulyt, a mask pedig az
hogy a va!sag egyetlen Okla q
washington politikusok vol.
TAX, akik a zavarosban halasz.
nj akartak.
Ha visszagondolunk az 1925
es 1930-as evekre, akkor ta
Ian emlekezni fogunk ARA
hogy nlilyen soka tartott
amig a valosagra ebredtiinl
es megj0tt a batorsagunk
hogy nyiltan beszeljiink fe
l6le.
j Most ujra van valami a lie
veg6ben es mi ismet csak ug,
, viselkedUnk, mintha siiketel
es vakok lennenk. Ugy lat
SILK, hogy a Roosevelt eln0l
; altal emlegett iskolaban men
tanultunk semmit.
Teljes biztonsaggal meg ma
ga az elnok Sc mondhatn'
meg AIT, hogy az iizleti for
galom varatlan megcsokkene
Sc atmeneti-e vagy tart6s lesz
De mi ugy viselkediink, mint
ha mem tortenne k0riil0ttiinl
semmi. Pedig nagyon kony
nyen megeshetik, hogy a val
sag meg fog ismetl6dni 6
eppen exert nagyon jo lenn
az, ha visszaernlk kkeznenk arrs
hogy mi tortent az el6z6 va
sag idejen. Es annak tanul
sagaihoz kepest rendezn6
be eletinket Ugy, hogy n
i erhessen benniinket semn
/ meglepetes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-25

A hAboru az egyetlen feny-
iizesi cikk, ami minel dragabb,
ANIMAL kelend6bb.
Evening star., 1937-12-16
BIRTHDAY BALL
PLANS PROGRESS
Celebration Here Will Be
Biggest on Record,
Hazen Announces.

Commissioner Hazen said today the
District is planning its biggest cele-
bration this year for President Roose-
velt's birthday anniversary and ex-
pressed the hope that the revenues
from the various balls and en-
tertainments would exceed the $4,000
collected here last year to aid the
war on infantile paralysis.
Plans for the celebration on Janu-
ary 20 and series Of attractions con-
tinuing through the entire week were
outlined by Mr.. Hazen late yesterday
after meeting with the ticket and
hotel committees.
A new feature Of this years cam
paign will be the solicitation Of small
donations ranging as low as 10 cents.
This policy, which received the Presi-
dents hearty appreciation, was for
mulated at a conference at the White
House Tuesday between Keith Nor
gan, campaign chairman; Commis-
sioner Allen, national executive direc-
tor, and the President.
Seven Grand Balls Here.
Seven grand balls will be held at as
many hotels the night Of January 20
as the central feature Of the celebra-
ton. In addition, Mr.. Hazen and the
committees are arranging for horse
show, basket ball games and college
dances and are also considering bridge
and tennis tournaments. Last year
$4,000 people attended the birthday
balls and contributed toward raising
$50,000," Mr.. Hazen said. I'VE hope to
do much better than that this year
but it will be necessary to extend the
scope Of the program"
Corporation Counsel Elwood H. Seal
is chairman Of the ticket committee
and Edward Dent is vice chairman.
The chairman Of the hotel committee
i Gardiner Moore Of the Shoreham.
1t has been decided to hold balls
at the Raleigh, Willard, Washington,
Hamilton, Mayflower, Shoreham and
Wardman Park hotels, Mr.. Hazen
said, and the tickets will be $3.50 each.
"A ticket will be good for all seven
dances" Mr.. Hazen explained.
"Gold Plate Breakfast"
The dances will be topped of by
what he described as a gold plate
breakfast about midnight at the
Carlton Hotel for those wishing to pay
$25 for seat at the table. He hoped
there would be many applicants.
Another feature planned is q horse
show at Fort Myer on January rs
and 26. Tickets for the show will
cost 81 and $3.50. Maj. Gen. L. B.
KRONER, chief of cavalry. is partici-
pating in plans for the show as also
are Col. Jonathan NJ Wainwright,
commandant at Fort Myer, and Mai.
Harry Leonard, U. S. M. c., retired,
nationally known horse show Judge.
1t was believed the show would at
tract many thousands. Some notable
horses will be entered.
The committees also will arrange
with Georgetown, George Washington,
Catholic and Maryland Universities
for benefit basket ball games and
school dances during the week Of the
celebration.
Evening star., 1937-12-16
T,uo Names in 80, 900, 600
Are Social Security Puzzle
BY the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The case Of two men Of the same
name, born the same day OF parents
who had the same names, presented
new problem today for the Social
Security Board.
Oficials said that after registering
more than 36,000,000 names without
difnculty they recently received, only
few days apart, two applications
which listed:
The same full name for the appli-
cant.
The same name for the father and
the same maiden name for the mother.
The same date of birth.
The only difference lay Ia the ad-
dresses
The applications were from two men
who reside few miles apart.
The board issued different social
security numbers to them, but as yet
IL mas nothing, except the addresses,
Evening star., 1937-12-16
ELW0OD H. SEAL and WALTER L.
FOWLER,
AttOrneyS for Petitioners,
IE DISTRICT COTIpT or

httofneNS IOr fet1tt0neFS.
United States for the District of Co
lumbia;-1n Re; CONDEMNATION ot land for
between Georgia Avenue and Kansas Ave.
Court e the NO DistTe sNb 6RbtA
that the Commissioners of the District OF
C9lqbmtis UNI tpuFspant to certain pr0yisiop
priations for the expenses of the govern
fiscal year ending June thirtieth, nineteen
hundred and fourteen. and for other pur-
poses. whereby they are authorized to
road or highway to conform with the pla n
OF the permanent. system of highways in
that t,d portion T., of The District Of Columbia
Coneress approved March .. 1893. as
smendsd ns 6y the aG ACTS Of coasress approved
lively by condemnation under the pro-
Vsiens fbs 81 Sada dSubehapter l one Sf CHAPTER Ky
Columbia and pursuant to the provisions rs
Of the Act of Congress approved April
II, 1885, entitled An Act to provide for
Columbia in excess Of that required for for
public projects and improvements, and for
other purposes, have filed petition in
fof Re
Taylor Street. Northwest. between Georgia
Avenue ,and, Kansas Avenue, and ad-
District Of Columbia. as shown on a
map or plat filed with the said pc
{{itlon as part part thereof and praying also
eordance with the law provided for in
such cases to assess the damages each
owner OF land to be taken may sustain by
Street, Northwest, between Georgia Ave
nue. and Kansas Avenue. in the. District Of
Columbia. and the condemnation OF the
land necessary for the fheranf
thereto, end to assess the benefits resulting
therefrom, plus all or any part of the costs
and expenses Of said proceedings, upon
be benefited. as provided for in and by
MIsy Msy a.s ss; 1929; it Is BY, dthbs cert thIs
That all persons having any interest in
these proceedings, be and they are hereby
warned and commanded to appear in this
tinue in attendance until the Court shall
have made its final order ratifying and
nf ii Of Of e rs ns 10 the
further ORDERED That a cony Of this
n0e and order be pubhed he wss week
ana ne Washinstoa Herald. neWspapeFs
esst Hsny u the ds1s Ssa Pset
day OF January. 1888. It is further
sl5Il ORDERED ba That a copy Of this notice and
Msrsha depues upon eseh 81 tss
owners OF the fee Of the land to be con-
demned herein, as may be found BY the
District Of Columbia, and upon the % tenants M
and eecupants Of the same. before the
SoSrt sd isth A az Of II ss, BY n.
Sssail "A true e. copy. TEST: a:ei Iss''ee r. 8
QU1NTER, Jr., Asst Clerk. des,e,ib, IL
Evening star., 1937-12-16
BRIDGE CUP KEPT
BY LEMONS TEAM
Challenging Quartet for Clifford
Trophy Fails in
Rid

Defeating the challenge of the team
composed of DR.. c. ]. Steinberg, Mar
tin May, Carl I. Westrich and H. r.
King, the team of Mr. and Mrs. James
H. Lemon, Mrs M r. West and Lewis
Watson, jr., last night retained pos
session of the Clifford Challenge Cup
in bridge matches at the Shoreham
Hotel last night.
The trophy, donated by Col Edward
Clifford, former Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury, must be won IL times
by q team Of four before being retired
from competition.
In the regular fortnightly team Of
four matches sponsored by the WASH
ington Bridge League the winners
were Mrs. c. r. Cavanaugh, Mrs
Evelyn Woodside, Lester D. johnson
and Lewis G. Tubbs, in division one
consisting Of nine teams, and MRS.
Menne B. Barrie, Carle w. Turner,
Isaac H. York and Joseph Granger, In
division two, consisting of IL teams.
Mr.. Lemon also presented the Vice
Presidents Plaque, which he donated,
to Mr.. York for the highest score in
the amateur game tn the recent ma
tional tournament. Mr.. York was
also awarded one national master
point.
Evening star., 1937-12-16
LEGAL NOTICES..
ELWOOD H. SEAL and WALTER L.
FOWLER,

IN THE D1sTR1cT COURT or THE
lumbia '@1n n'fes Re- condemnation f' Of land for
east, between Branch Avenue and suitland
souI e. II ,hs ns psc. e RNb 6kpER
that the Commissioners Of the District Of
Sson SGms IL hs e ct e esran
March 4. 1913 entitled An Act making
Gr BE bss N d the
for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth.
nineteen hundred and fourteen, and for
other - whereby they are author
avenue. road or highway to conform with
the plan Of the permanent system of high.
Columbia outside of the cities of Washing
ton and GEORGETOWN adopted under the
Act of Congress approved March 2. 1898.
pToSed june g rs 1855 S'sS and May ss isas
respectively, by condemnation under the
o Re & & o hp for 0s s e ble1 ehspef OF
Columbia and pursuant to the provisions
Of the Act. OF, Congress approved, April II,
acauisition Of land in " the he District Dis OF Of
Columbia in excess of that required for
public projects and impreyements, and
Of the land necessary for, the extension
Of Southern Avenue, Southeast. between
additional land adjacent thereto. in the
District Of Columbia, as shown on a map
or plat filed with the said petition. as a
Court empanel a Jury in accordance with
the law provided for in such cases, to
assess the damages each owner of land to
said extension Of Southern Avenue. South
east: between Branch Avenue and Suit
the condemnation of the land necessary
for the purposes thereof and for the. ad-
a assess the benefits resulting therefrom;
expenses, Of said proceedings: s upon upon any any
lands which the fury may find will be
benefited as provided for in and by the
day os December 1882 Hs osDERED SSDEa sb'S THAT
m hfyng any in these
warned and commanded to appear in this
court on or before the 10th day Of Janu-
IN sn eeofk ans the oap and
have made its final order ratfying and
confirming the award of damages and the
ass assessment e S,a of benefits Of The Jury, to be
further ORDERED That a copy Of this
notice and order be published twice, a
Post and the Washington Herald. news
papers published in the said District, COM
medcing men s.s at least twenty days before the
frher o oRnSRGp Thst COPY asSs of this
notice and order be, served by the United
he Of the fee Of the and
s. the said Marshal; or his rs deputies, within
tenants and occupants of the same, before
ths I5,s.,s Court AIFREb 1. WAEAT' CHEF
HARLEs es srrwART sFqs cerf foDy BY + Fess &
oUINTER Jr. Asst. Clerk. des,e,15,16
Evening star., 1937-12-16
ICKES HELD BACKING
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK
6OO, 900 Acres Of Wilderness on
Peninsula West Of Seattle
Proposed for It.

BY the Associated Press.
Representative Wallgren, Democrat,
Of Washington said yesterday Secre-
tary Ickes had promised "the full sup
port Of the Interior Department" to
his bill creating national park on
the Olympic Peninsula of Western
Washington.
Mr.. Wallgren, who with Senator
Schwellenbach, Democrat, of WASH
ington, discussed the park proposal
with the Interior chief, said he plan
ned conferences with park officials
before pressing for congressional &C
ton next session.
Wallgren proposed to set aside ap-
proximately 10000 acres in the noun
tain wilderness west Of Seattle.
The park bill has the approval OF
the House Public Lands Committee.
Evening star., 1937-12-16

to differentiate between the two In
event one loses his number.
I'VE probably will get photographs
OF them for their files" an ofncial
said, since investigators report one
Is tall and has a thick head of hair
while the other is short and bald"
The mems names were not made
public, because the boards files are
confidential.
Evening star., 1937-12-16
LAND0N TAKES DIG
AT ROOSEVELT POLICIES
Sees Recession ~ Outgrowth Of
Unsound Plans on Faulty
Administration,
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec. 16.-The
current business recession" brought
criticism Of the New Deal from ALI
M. Landon, here last night.
Making a flying visit to this city
to confer with Frank E. Gannett,
Rochester publisher, the 1885 Repub-
lican nominee and former Governor Of
Kansas said: president Roosevelt
said some time ago that the Nation
Is on its way to sound recovery un-
der his plans. Present evidence there
fore would seem to indicate either that
his plans were unsound or that he has
mismanaged."
Evening star., 1937-12-16
BLACK DROPS POST

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 16.-(R.-
The executive committee Of the South
ern Baptist Convention announced
last night Supreme Court Justice Hugo
Black had resigned as a member Of
its public relations committee.
Senator Josiah William Bailey Of
North Carolina was elected to fill
Justice Blacks unexpired term.
Evening star., 1937-12-16

Chenille Bath Sets with
mat size 24X36 inches and
adjustable seat cover.
Outstanding for their
distinctive designs and
smart colorings.
Set ----cO QS
Evening star., 1937-12-16
F0RGER A REALIST
Deducts Social Security Tax From

Deducts Social Security Tax From
Worthless Check.
SOMERSET, Pa, Dec. 10 R.-
County Detective Harry Jacobs Is
hunting for . passer Of worthless
checks with . realistic outlook on life
and check writing.
One check for ST, described as a
payroll check, had II cents deducted
for the social security tax.
Evening star., 1937-12-16
Cars Skid on Insects.

Millions Of grasshoppers have
caused cars to skid and vegetation to
disappear In an area covering 10000
square miles in New South Wales.
Evening star., 1937-12-16

Central American Olympic games
will be held In Panama City, Panama,
in February.
Evening star., 1937-12-16
BONUS DECLARED
Cherner Co. Employees and Needy
Families Will Benefit.

Families Will Benefit.
Joseph Cherner, president Of the
Cherner Motor Co., 1851 Florida ave-
nue NV, today announced . "two-
way bonus" for Christmas.
Every employe Of the company will
receive q bonus, regardless OF length
of time employed. The company also
included 100 needy families in its
bonus plan" and will send to each
turkey for Christmas dinner.
Milford chronicle., 1937-06-04
WARWICK

The Rural .Electrifcation Admins
tration has approved construction
contract between the Delaware Ru-
raj Electric Association of George
town and the William Smell Com
pany of vineland, N. j., to build ITS
miles of line which Will serve $50
customers in Kent and Sussex coun-
ties. Wholesale power is to be fur
nished by the Eastern Shore Public
Service Company. sl
Adherence to the REA nominal
schedule will enable these Delaware
farmers to begin using electricity
late this summer.
The camp. committee OF the Dis
trict of Delaware Y. w. C. A. is max
ing extensive plans for the camp
season. The camp lodge Is being
cleaned and prepared. for the first
group, the Business and Profession
al and Industrial Girls, who will ar
rive on June 1s for the weekend.
The opening date of the camp. which
is located along the Indian River.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Short are max
ing extensive improvements to their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Barto Of Phil
adeIphia were Warwick callers last
- ttt 80
Mr.. and Mrs. William wilkins of