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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-10
Thousands Made
Homeless, 81 Die
In Manila Storm

MANILA. P. l.. Dec. ~. .t'
At least 81 persons were killed IN
the typhoon which struck 1nree .
n,ovinces before subsiding last
night, according to reports trick :,
Ene in today over hastily-repaireo
Communication lines: .Lo
The toll in the storm, one Of enu
worst in recent Philippine history
was expected to. rise with reports
from still-isolated areas. .. :,
M Nine deaths were reported IN
sorsogon province. AS towns IN
s = 1bsy Iree-established contact with
M Manila, the death toll in that prov;
;noo rose to 18. Ten were added
to to- the previously-reported total in
Samar. L,os IN
tho town of Palapag, Samar,t H.
ooo were without shelter. Govern
mental authorities. working with
Red Cross units, set up emergency,
camns to care for natives until
flooded rivers and lakes subslde
Damage was estimated at $75o,'
600. rs.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-10
COLLEGE Head
SAYS SOVIET
PACT BROKEN
Violate Recognition Plan
by Launching Propa-
i ganda Campaign

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10. (uP)
a st. Louis college president yes
terday charged before the house
committee on un-American actiyl-
ties that Soviet Russia violated the
United States recognition agree
ment By launching a propaganda
campaign in American colleges,
schools, churches, newspapers ana
magazines. ,
Prof. Theodore Graebner, head
of Concordia Thtolog Cal Semi
nary, testified that the recognition
agreement served as the opening
wedge" for communist propaganda
and added that it is for 'the states
men" TO determine whether the
American ambassador to Moscow
should be withdrawn.
"If we applied the Soviet stand
ards of what constitutes the rights
of the state. we should, have long
ago shipped every unnaturaliZed
Russian out of the country, with
Leningrad as his destination
Graebner said.
He appeared shortly after Mrs.
Henry NJ. Robert. Jr., president
general of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, urged SIN
point program to promote Amerl-
canism which she called the great
est defense against foreign doc
trineS.
She suggested:
1. That the U. S. office of edu-
cation begin a drive to instruct
each citizen regarding superior
advantages of life IN the United
States and his responsibility under
the constitution.
2. That a law be enacted re-
curing political organizations and
groups to incorporate and file an
nual reports with congress.
8. That the Communist party
"be declared outside the definition
of an American political party"
and be "known for what it is, a
dues paying society under a pro-
gram dictated by the Third Inter
rationale in Moscow" ..
4. That all groups identified as
agents of alien relationships" be
compelled to register with the
state department and thus disclose
sources of their funds.
IS. That aliens of political be-
hefs inimieal to the United States,
who are not eligible for permanent
residence. be denied visas for
propaganda speaking tours, and
that aliens engaged in an effort
to break down the institutions of
'Americanism be deported."
s. That. ali aliens within the
United States should be. required
TO register annually with the nat
uralization court. -'.
.' ----------------------
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-10
INTELLIGENCE FALLS

LONDON. (UP)-The average
intelligence of Britons is declining
rapidly. Dr.. H. A. Fraser Roberts
chief investigator Of the Burden
Mental Research Trust, who has
completed an analysis of the in
telligence of 3,400 Bath children,
rpnorts
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-10
BEES RANGE AFFAIR,
BEYOND LAWS PAL

CALGARY, Alta, Dec. lOl
(UP)-Can a man be compel.
to keep his bees at home?
That was. the question an IN,
householder placed before !,
city clerk after he had been tsn
chased out of his own garden b
a neighbours bees.
The city clerk checked over 4,
city's bylaws and found the
was no. tsatute dealing with th
habits of bees.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-10
HOME LIGHTING CONTEST
Omen to All Home Owners in Hendersonville and Inn
mediate Vicinity; Prizes SIS, $40, IS, IS and -

-, will be eligible to compete in
the contest. As entries are made,
the prospective contestant will be
piyen a folder which may be of
aid in planning displays. The dis
pIavs must be in operation not
later than Monday, December 10,
and must be operated nightly
through Monday, December 26.
Names of the winners will be an
nonnccd in these columns on Fri
dav, December %.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-10

Awards will be made solely to
the three homes whose exterlorS
are adjudged to be most artistlcal-
w decorated for Christmas. Thus,
elaborate and costly displays will
not have an advantage over SIM
pier and loss expensive displays
which may be more artistic and
therefore more effective.
Only those householders who
sign an entry blank and take IT to
the Chamber of Commerce office
on or before Thursday, December
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-10
EXECUTRIX NOTICE

Having qualified as executrix of
the estate of Olive Flora Cfaw-
ford. deceased, late of Henderson
County, North Carolina, this rs to
notify :. all persons having claims
against the estate, of said deceased
to exhibit them to- the undersigned
or R. H.. Station. my attorney, at
Hendersonville, N. c., on or be-
fore the 10th day of December.
1889, or this notice will be plead.
ed. in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
ment.
This Dec. 10. 1888.
Rachel Elmer Crawford,
12-1O-Sat-6tp ExecutriX.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-10
ZIRCONIA

ZIRCONIA, Dec. l0.-A very
delightful farewell courtesy was
extended Mr.. and Mrs. Paul W.
Gibson by Mrs, NJ. c. Pace and
Mrs. Oliver Capps on November
80 at the home of the former:
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson received
many attractive gifts. Cake and
hot chocolate were served to the
following guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Gibson, Mrs. w. C. Levi, Mrs. D.
E. Andrews, Mrs. Ben Ward, Mrs.
w. L. Station, Mr.. NJ. C. Pace,
Willie Orr Station, Oliver Capps
and Misses. Pauline Andrews, Jo-
sephine Pace, Lithea Ward and
Irene Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. W. Gibson left
for Anderson college December l.
The young folks enjoyed an
opossum hunt December 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Pace cele-
brated their. birthdays very de-
lightfully November %. Mr.. Pace
was seventy-five and Mrs. Pace
was sixty-nine years old.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-10
TOKYO PROTESTING
SOVIET ELECTIONS

Continued from page one) .
the Sovicts. The agreements pro-
vide that part of the, workers
shall be Russian and. part Japan
csc and disputes as to the proper
ton awarded each side have led
to numerous. clashes in the past.)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-10
CANADA SAYS WORLD
TRADE ON DECLINE

OTTAWA, Ont. Dec. 10. Cup
Ottawa's world trade is declining.
A report issued by the Donlin-
ion bureau of statistics showed the
Dominion's external trade during
the seven months ended in, 0cto-
Der was, valued at $932,005,8 29,
compared with $1,193,167,551, in
the corresponding period Of 1887.
Exports were valued at $545. $780,
302,' compared. with. $3.50, 48T506,
and imports at 408,135;6l7, com
pared with S5O3,577,290.; .,rs-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-10
wIcGLING SAVES COIN

CLEVELAND, Dec. 9. (UP)-
Edward Reynolds saved saOo yes
terday by wiggling." "A gunma,n
-poked gun in Reynolds back,
but it tickTed, Reynolds told por
lice, and 81 couldn't help wig
Cling" 81. The gunman became
frightened and fled without TAX
ing the: $4OO in Reynolds peck
OF 2 80 ~ A., 9. "
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-10
LONG LAWSUIT WON
BUT PLAINTIFF DEAD

OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 10. (UP)
Eleven years ago. $4,000 suit
was brought against the Elkhorn
Valley drainage district by for
mer Douglas county commissioner
who at one time had extensive
land holdings in and near Water
loo, Neb.
The case, shuttled back and
forth between the Douglas coun-
ty district court and the Nebras-
ka supreme court, was finally set
tied with payment of S3O7.l5 to
the plaintiffs attorney.
During the long litigation, the
plaintiff died, three district court
judges who heard the case died,
four supreme court justices died,
eight witnesses died, six drainage
district directors died, the dis
trict's engineer died, and Douglas
county paid $4,000. in four jury
trials. and both litigants paid
$4,000 in court costs.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-10
CUT PRICES. JAILED;
i: / ADVERTISE FACT

=, SAN RAFAEL, Cal; Dec. 10
When seven grocers were, arrest
ed here on a charge of violating
the state fair trade statute which
REQUIRES that merchandise be sold
with at least a minimum profit
ON each sale, two placed signs in
their windows reading CALLED for
selling too cneaply."
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-10
MOVIE SEEN .144 TIMES,

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UP)-A.
Theodore Held of Columbus, Ohio,
a Harvard college sophomore, is
so crazy about Danna Rurbin that
he visits all neighborhood movies
where the film mad About Mu-
sic" is shown. By his own COM
pilation, Held has spent $45 and
seen the picture l44 times.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-10

The prickly pear, form of cac-
tus native to the American south
west, has spread so widely in Aus
tralia as to cause widespread con-
Germ.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-10

During the course of each year,
about 100000 radio fans write
to the British Broadcasting Com
OanV
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-10

Watches first were made at
Nuremberg, Germany, at the be-
ginning of thu" 10th century. 80.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-10

Nevada was the first state to
pass anti-narcotic legislation.
The Washington times., 1938-05-10

CROss-STRIPE COLORED TAI
LORED CURTAINS. H m m d
and Headed. Ideal for Living
Rooms, Dining Rooms, Sun
Porches. Smart color combina-
The Washington times., 1938-09-22
at I!

For the lost 3 days Of ol
apartments -. yours for
it's utilitdridn value as '
endless time and bother
groups e. Bedrooms on
Fourth Floor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-19
ICEN NACYOK
A F|zE7ESEK
A szentermeles onkoltsegeit
tulsagosan dragitjak a tul-
magas fizetesek

A National BituminOus Coal
Commission most foglalkozott
azzal a beadvannyal, amely a
fogyasztok reszer6l AIT pa
naszolja, hogy a banya tarsasa-
gok tisztviseloi fizetesek cine
alatt igen magas osszegeket
utalnak XII.
Ez az Okla annak, hogy a
minimalis szenarakat mem le-
het olcsobban megallapitani. A
magas fizetesek voltakeppen XII
akarjak jatszani a Guffey szen-
torveny alapgondolatat es dra-
gitani akarjak a szenet.
A kenyes kerdesben a puha-
szen bizottsag junius 27-en
tartja a vegs6 targyalasokat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-19

Emberszeretet6l ad ujra es
ujra tanubizonysagot az ameri-
kai magyarsag. Tanubizonysa-
got ad arrol, hogy a szeretet, a
humanitas, a legszebb es leg
nemesebb emberi erzesek mem
halifax meg XII ebben a vilag-
ban sem, amelyet pedig a jovo
tOrtenetiroi a turelmetlenseg,
az onzes, az irigyseg es a ha-
talom-ehseg korszakanak fog
max elnevezni.
A vilaghaboru utan kezdeme-
nyezte Pedlow kapitany, a Vo-
r0s Kereszt volt budapest
commissioners az amerlkal
magyarsag szeretetakcioit, anne
lyek az elmult ket evtizedben
tizezer es tizezer nehezen kuz-
dc, nelkuloz6, szenvedo ohazai
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-19

Es akkor mar szuk lett neked
a kezdeti szemetdomb. 0ssze-
szedted a fiukat es unokakat,
atsiettel a szomszedba es meg
teremtetted a mai tarsadalmi-
gazdasagi rendszer alapjat.
TIE persze mem tudtal rola,
hogy valami nagyot, maradan-
dot alkotsz. TIE eppen csak ar
ra gondoltal, hogy a szomsze-
dodnak van valamije, ami ne
ked mines es AIT elvetted t6le
eroszakkal. Sejtelmed Sc volt,
hogy ezzel meghonositod mil
lio es millio eyre a hatalom, az
er6szak elvet, amelynek jel-
szava:
Aki maria - birja.
Es meg kevesebb sejtelmed
volt arrol, hogy mikor a szom-
Szedot es annak hozzatartozoit
agyonvertetek es elvettetek AIT,
annie volt, akkor egyben meg
alapitottatok a tokes rendszert.
Mert hiszen fazekad volt es
amt a szomszedtol elvettel, az
zal neked csak tObb lett. De
te biszke lettel ARA, hogy ne
ked tobb van, mint masnak es
ezt a buszkeseget atoltottad
utodaidba. Ma is meg van ez
bennJink. Mi is buszkek va
gyunk ARA, hogy nekiink tobb
van, mint masnak es nagyto-
kes rendszerunknek ez az alap-
ia.
Nehai valo ikapam, akar-
milyen buta voltal te es ne
vedd rossz neven, ha hiszek
azoknak a tudosoknak, akik
ait allitjak, hogy nagyon buts
voltal, az allatoknal alig egy
hajszallal okosabb, megis al
kottal valami nagyot, mara.
dandot. Egy rendszert, amely
eltartott evmilliokig es ma sc
tudnak annak helyebe nalaC
sokkal miiveltebb emberek Job.
bat talalni. Beszelnek ugyan 6
javak, a termelt javak egyen
letesebb elosztasa felol, a ter
melesi eszkozok koztulajdonbs
vetelerol, a dolgozo embereE
uralmarol, de ez mind csaI
tires $40. Mem tudjak a mod
jat, hogy mikent kellene mind
ezt megvalositani. Probalgat
jak hol kommunista, hol ia
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-19
UKAPAM, ADAM Sc VOLT KUL0MB
Lap Pal irasa

Gyere elo Sirodbol nehai va
10 ikapam, aki millio es millio
esztendok elott eltel es ne vedd
tolem rossz neven, ha kimuta-
tom rolad, hogy te Sc voltal
kulomb nalunk. Mem hiszem
ugyan, hogy lenne sirod, ami
boil el6j0hetnel, inert a tie id6d-
ben meg mem astak sirt a ha-
lottaknak. Mikor tt AIT erezte-
tex, hogy a veg k0zeledik es a
fekete kaszas learat bennete-
ket, akkor elbujdostatok a mo-
csarakba, erdokbe, sziklak ko-
ze, barlangba rejt6ztetek, hogy
ne legyen senki tanuja annak,
amikor elmultOk.
Nagyon okos cselekedet volt
ez toletek, nehai valo ukapam.
A te idodben ritka ember halt
meg akkent, mint mostansag,
agyban es parnak k0zott vagy
akar lehullott levelekbol gyurt
vackon. A halal modja az volt
rendesen, hogy valami hatal-
mas vadallat elkapott bennete-
ket es ugy felfalt, hogy eros
fogaival meg csontjaitokat is
porra 6r0lte, lenyelte, mikoz-
ben a velot keresgelte benniik.
De az is megtortent eleg gyak-
ran, hogy a nalatok er6sebb
ember agyonutott titeket es
azutan mi tagadas benne,
= jo etvaggyal megette huso-
tokat. Mert hiszen nagy divat
volt akkor az embereves. F6leg
a gyenge husu gyerekek estek
jol a tt inyeteknek, amt tt
olyan elvezettel ettetek, mint
mi mostansag a szopos malac
vagy a kis barany lacy pecse-
nyejet.
Nehai valo ikapam, teged a
tudomanyos es a meses k0ny-
vek Adam neven emlegetnek
de az en- egyszeru hitem AIT
mondja, hogy ez mem a kereszt
neved, hanem a vezetekneveC
volt. Abban az idoben ugyanis
meg hire-hamva sc volt a ke.
resztsegnek, tehat vezetekne.
we'd kellett legyen az Adam $40
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-19

siszta, hol szocialista elgondo-
lasokkal, annyira mar eljutot-
tax, hogy diktatorok vezetese
alatt kiserleteznek, de a tie
bolcsesseged magaslataig meg
mem jutottak Ell. Pedig milyen
egyszeru volt az. Agyon kell
utni mindenkit es akkor a meg
marado minden a megmarado
kevesse lesz es meg van oldva
az egesz kerdes.
Ha veletlenul megis felta-
madnal hivo savanna nehai
valo iikapam, Adam, megmu-
tathatnam neked, hogy a te
egyszeru bolcsessegedet koveti
mostansag a sarga japan nem-
yet Kinaban. Ki akar irtani
minden kinait es akkor meg
kap mindent. ami nekik var
es japannak meg nincs.
Ez az arany megoldas. Tx.
apaink rendszere, akik semmi.
vel Sc voltak kJilombek nalunk
~
Es most bocsass meg erte
hogy millio esztendok ota tar.
to nyugalmadat megzavartam
Mem tehettem azonban mas
kent. Beket szeret6, gyenged
lelkii emberek mostansag ma
gyon sokszor hangoztatjak
hogy az emberiseg visszaesik a
regi korba, olyan szornyiisege-
ket k0vet ell.
Meg kellett mondanom ne.
ked, hogy az emberiseg mem
esik vissza a tie Szinvonaladra
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-19
SIX OlDIN

inert hiszen AIT soha Ell mem
hagyta. Bunkos botod helyett
ugyan agyuval es puskagoly6-
val irtja XII ellenfeleit, de XII
irtja. Eppen ugy, mint te tet-
ted a n1agad idejeben. Mem
haladtunk mi azota egyetlen
lepessel sem. Olyan koniszak
maradtunk, mint tie voltal eS
hidd Ell, hogy az egyik emberi
korszaknak mines amt a ma
siknak szemere vessen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-19
AZ EMBERSzERETET LECSzEbB
JELEIT ADJAk A MACYAROK
aprs 19en endut szereetcsOmagok egnagyobb resze
mar kosztottak Magyarorszagon

csaladot juttatott segitseghez,
ruhazathoz, elelmiszerekhez.
Az elmult honapokban mem
voltak rozsasak az amerikai vi
szonyok sem, de az amerikai
magyarok szazai es ezrei megis
a legszebb aldozatkeszseggel
tettek meg minden t6luk telhe-
tot, hogy 6hazai rokonaiknak
- a sokkal rosszabb, nehezebb
viszonyok kozott el6 magyar
csaladoknak a helyzetet, az
eletet megk0nnyitsek. Hatal-
mas szeretetszallitmany ment
at a legutobbi, aprilis 19-iki
haj6val is az ohazaba es ezeket
a csomagokat - most erkezo
kabeljelentesek szerint = mar
legnagyobb reszt XII is osztot-
tax Magyarorszagon.
A Pedlow-Brack akciok veze-
t6sege most ujabb alkalmat
nyujt az amerikai magyaroknak
ARA, hogy gyorsan, biztonsag-
ban juttathassak el embersze-
retettik, megertesiik, aldozat-
keszseguk, josaguk jeleit 6ha-
zai rokonaiknak. Junius else
jen indul ell New Yorkbol az
utolso tavaszi szeretethajo
amelyet maga Brack Miklos.
a szeretet akciok igazgat6ja XII
ser at az ohazaba es a szeretet-
csomagokat az 8 fellgyelete
mellett fogjak kiosztani. Brack
Miklos szemelyes jelenlete
ujabb biztositek ARA, hogy a
szeretetcsomagok a legnagyobt
gyorsasaggal es pontossaggal
iutnak a cimzettekhez. A ia.
volvideki allomasok majus e.
an, a kozelvideki allamasok es
a new york; 1920 Second Ave
alatti foiroda majus 31-en Ear
iak lie a csomagok gyujteset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-19

is ember voltal, derek ember,
de ICY csak a meses konyvek
beszelnek. A tudomany egeszen
mas dolgokat ir terhedre vagy
javadra. AIT allitja fel6led,
hogy a gerinced meg nem volt
egyenes, hogy hosszu karjaid
a terdedet vertek, arasznyiak
voltak a k0rmeid, erosen kial-
lok a pofacsontjaid, fertelme-
sen szeles a szad, vadallatiasak
a fogaid es t0mpe az orrod,
mint a negereke.
De ez meg hagyjan! LATHAM
en- mar nagyon csunya embe-
reket, akik egyebkent igen jok
voltak, ellenben hallgasd csak
meg nehai valo ukapam, hogy
NIT mondanak a jellemed es
lelked felol a tudosok. Eppen
csak annyit jelzek, hogy mem
lesz valami epuletes olvas-
many.
Szemedre vetik AIT, hogy in
dulatos, yak duhvel megvert
ember voltal. Egyszer a legki-
sebb leanykad, aki alig volt
ket esztendos, megutotte la
banak egyik ujjat egy kiallo
k6ben, amire ektelen sirasra
fakadt. Hiszen azert volt gye-
rex, hogy sirjon, ha fajt neki
valami. Ma is ilyen a gyerek.
TIE azonban a gyermek fajdal-
naval mem torodtel. A hangos
siras annyira felbosszantott,
hogy felkaptad a leanykat az
egyik labanal fogva es ugy oda-
/ vagtad egy sziklahoz, hogy
nyomban kiloccsant az agyve-
leje.
Szemedre vetik ait, hogy
legjobb baratodnak volt egy
csinos pofaju felesege, akire te
szemet vetettel es mivel leg
jobb baratod mem akart rola
szepszerevel lemondani, egy
hatalmas tolgyfa suhanggal
ugy vagtad derekon, hogy ell
tortek az osszes bordai. Es mi
vel megsajnaltad a szenvedt
embert, vegigvagtal a hatan is
amitol gerince tort ell, maic
pedig a fejet verted darabokra
Es vegul, mivel aznap este ma
szod volt az ilyen modon seer
zett csinos pofaju nemberrel
diadalmi lakomanak legiobt
baratod husat ettetek meg.
Szemedre vetik ait is, hog1
mlkor a csinos pofaju nembert
a magadeva tetted egy kis gyil
kossag aran, akkor neked mai
volt feleseged, akinek termesze.
tesen sulyos kifogasai voltaE
az ellen, hogy n1asodik asz.
szonyt hozz a hazhoz. Ezeket
a sulyos kifogasokat te olyar
modon intezted el, hogy else
feleseged szinten belekerult E
leveses fazekba es neked csaE
az okozott gondot, hogy ma.
gyon ragos volt a husa. Sem
mi egyeb mem bantott.
Szemedre vetik tovabba
hogy amt a seemed meglatott
ait a kezed oft mem haevts
mas gazdanal. Es mivel eros
voital, mint egy bika, jaj volt
"iiiidk, akl a lopaS vagy rablas
ellen panaszkodott. Aki lives.
mire vetemedett, az a fazekba
kerult, de odakeriilt mindenk
mas is, foleg az, aki toled va.
lam 10 cselekedetet kert, He.
tedlk, nyolcadik, kilencedik ha.
tarbol sokszor jottek hozza6
szegeny emberek azzal, hogy
ehesek, segits rajtuk. Mivel
azonban rendesen te is ehes
voltal, a nota vege mindig a
fazek lett.
Rosszabb voltal te, nehai va
10 ukapam talan meg Hitler
mel is. Az csak megturi vala-
hogy az aria eredetiieket ma
ga k0riil, de tie mem ismertel
semmi kulonbseget ember Is
ember kozott. Barat vagy ell
II 1nncpr orio uo ovy ,,rSr r. :4S..,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-19

A West Virginia Coal and
Coke Company general mana
gere John T. Sydnor lett Lo-
gan szekhellyel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-19
Buy neekties
with what It saves

1t isn't necessary pay 5ot get quality ins
dentfrice Listerne Tooth Paste, made by the makers
of Lsterne, YOU in large tube at 25f. Note
how cleans, beaues and protects your teeth More
over you approximately So year SOC dent
frices Buy things You need with that saving-neck-
ties are merely suggestion. Lambert Pharmacal Co.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-04-22
NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been duly ap- pointed School Tax Collector for Wrangell and vicinity in conformity with Chapter 29. Alaska Sessions Laws. 1919.
 All male persons. between the ages of twenty-one and fifty years, except soldiers. sailors in the U S. Navy or Revenue Cutter Service, volunteer firemen, paupers and in sane persons. are subject to tax of Five l5.00) Dollars.
 Should you be living in Alaska on or prior to the first Monday in April. l93S, said tax shall be due and payable on said first date 2nd shall be delinquent after May 1st, 1888.
 Should you arrive in Alaska later than first date above mentioned, tax will be delinquent thirty (30) days after your arrival. or within ten l10) days after notice is given you.
 All persons, firms or corporations,