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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-17
A AKERESzTENYSEC MECCYALhzkSA

rol kivantunk ebben az iras.
ban beSzelni.
Mi most ARA akartuk fel.
hivni az olvas6k figyelmet
hogy milyen gyalazatosan gya.
lazzak meg a keresztenyseget
Francoek, mikor civil embere.
ket a keresztenyseg neveben
gyilkolnak.
H6napok 6ta folyik a terror
haboru", arnelynek mem az
focelja, hogy egymas hadsere.
get pusztitsak, hanem az, hogy
a front m0g6tti civileket ILL
d0zzek, bornbazzak es felelmet
keltsenek, panikot idezzenek
fel a civil lakossagban.
EFT az ujfajta haborut Fran
co kezdte S a szerencsetlen or
sag t0rvenyes kormanya foly-
tatta.
Egyik a masiMak a terulete
fole repilt, hogy a civil lakos-
sagot minel eredmenyesebben
gyilkoljak S az utolso hat ho-
napban tizezreket oltek meg
ilyen hadjarattal.
Vegre a kormany megsokal-
ia a felesleges, a bun0s tomeg-
gyilkossagot es ait ajanlotta
Franconak, ga keresztenyseg
vedelmez6jenek'', hogy bizo-
nyos megallapodast csinalja-
llak egymas kozt. Hogy hagy-
ak beken egymas civil lakos-
sagat, akik tehetetlenek, akik
yeletlenil esnek egyik vagy
mask fel fennhat6saga ala S
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-17
ANERIKAI MAGYAR HIRlAP

eredmenyes folytatasahoz ez
szuksegeS.
De aki mem tud lemondani
err6l a sGiiksegr6l, az ne merle
magat a keresztenyseg vedel-
mez6jenek nevezni es annak
ne adja berbe a vilag papsaga
a kereSztet meg akkor sem, ha
a veresege kommunizmust
hozna egy nemzetre.
Mert a kommunizmus val6-
sziniileg elmulik, viszont a ha-
lomra gyilkolt, nyomorekra
bombazott tizezrek soha
ege%segesek vagy el6k mem
leSZnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-17

akik fegyvert soha senki ellen
mem fogtak.
A ''verszomjas v0r0sek" alan
lottak ezt. akik mem birtak
M6tlanul nezni, hogy mindket
fel a spanyol asszonyokat Is
gyermekeket pusztitja.
E;s a 'keresztenyseg vedel-
mez6je" visszautasitotta EFT az
ajanlatot, inert szerinte "jo-
gos" es "sziikseges", hogy a
front mog0tti civileket, ASSOC
nyokat, gyermekeket tovabb
gyilkoIak.
Lehetseges, fogy a haboru
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-17

A spanyol-olasz haboru olasz
vezere, az arul6 Franco allito-
lag a "keresztenyseg" neveben
hozta a mohamedan m6rokat a
szerencsetlen nernZetre es
ugyancsak a keresztenyseg ne
vGben hivta Mussolinit, hogy
annak a segitsegevel gazolja
le az orszagat.
Ma r1em lehet es mem is
akarja senki tagadni, hogy a
spanyol kornany esetleges
gy6zelme valoszinuleg kommu-
nista ura1mat hozna a nemzet-
re, de mem volt ez ICY, mikor
q spanyol nep "muszkavezet6-
je'' afrikai felvadakkal ratort a
sajat hazajara. Akkor demo
krata kormanya volt az or
szAgnak.
Ha azonban ma a torvenyes
spanyol kormany gy6zelme a
radikalisokat iltetne is a kor-
manyra, joerzesu emberek
megis AIT a gy0zelmet kivan-
jak, inert Europa diktatorai
mar eppen eleg nagy urak, fe-
lesleges, hogy Spanyolorszag-
ban is Mussolini vegye at az
uralmat.
Vegre ha a spanyol nemzet-
mex kommunizmus kell, mines
joga senkinek morokat es ola
e-cltat tinni . ncn1zst l2ga-
zoiaSara, sem a ''keeeszt6ny-
seq ssxn sennis' n1aSnak q
nevebez..
A. aTag-.-----.. .Auv.al mem err
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-17

fogja a dolgot $40 nklkiil le-
nyelni $ a polgarsag felvilAgo-
sitasat megkezdi.
Es akkor meg az lesz a leg
jobb, amt a kivaltsagos osz-
taly az 1940-ben esed4kes va
lasztasokt6l rem&lhet a maya
szamara, ha Rooseveltet es az
vi dealt meg egyszer meg
kappa.
Az uralkod6 osztalyok min
dig butak Is vakok voltak, do
most meg jobban el vannak
vakulva, mint bArmil1or,
ami6ta t0rtenelnet irnak q VI
lagoon.
Mert amig regebben. q nkp
csak elvont fogalmaH6l vett
|peldat maganak, ma figyeiem-
mel kis6ri - Oroszorsz&got 6s
szemleltet6 oktatast kap alb
b6l, hogy a bot mask veget
is a kezebe veheti, ha az egyik-
kel mindig csak ct vertek.
Oroszorszagon Xviii Olasa-
orszag es Nemetorszag is szol-
galnak iidvos peldakkal, inert
eltekintve, hogy a ket dikta-
tura legazolt orszagaban poll
tikai terror van, iidv0s szocialis
intezkedesek mindkett6ben tor
tennek. Ezekr6l az atlagos
amerikai mem hall meg, de
orokke mem lesznek eek a
nagy allamok kinai falakkal ell
zarva.
Butasag es vaksag, hogy
az orosz falon lev6 irast mem
akarjak meglatni es ha nagy-
t6ke sit-down sztrajkja soka
tart, k0nnyen megt0rtenhetik,
hogy amit az orosz faira irva
lat az amerikai proletar, fel-
veszi Is megtanulja k6vetend6
leckenek.
Es akkor a felel6sseg mem,
azoke lesz, akik ma felel6sseg :
nelktil az utica sarkokon besZel
mex, hanem axe az 6nz6 Is ra-
gadoz6 osztalye, amely soha
mem hajland6 idejeben felednf
es tanulni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-17
KIS CYEREKEK
HA JATSzANAk

Jo baratok, puszi pajtasok
voltak a ket gyerekek hosszu
esztend6kon keresztiil. Megfe-
leztek egymassal az alnajukat,
egyutt utottek a labdat, egyiitt
pajtaskodtak, mem lehetett vol
ma oket egymastol meg bottal
Sc elvalasztani.
Azutan kozbej0tt valami es
osszekaptak. Ismertek egymas
erejet, tehat mem mentek BIZ
rokra, csak ugy harom lepes
tavolsagbol hanytak egymas-
max szamarfiileket es nyelvel-
tex haszontalan kis kolykok
modjara.
= TIE tie egy szamar
vagy. Mem tudsz semmit.
= TIE meg buta vagy es csak
hencegni tudsz.
= Ne jarjon a szad, inert en-
kilomb vagyok, mint tie.
= Nekem mondod? TIE chen
korasz. Rad Sc k0pok, olyan
kicsi, olyan semmi vagy hoz-
zam kepest.
Megallj, inert ext megba-
nod. Mem jatszom tobbet veled.
= Mem jatszol? XII akar We
led jatszani? Az en- csapatom-
ban tie tobbet mem jatszhatsz.
= Mem? Hat akkor jo, akkor
csinalok magamnak ktil0n csa-
patot. Elviszem t6led a legjobb
fiukat.
Csak ait probald meg!
Ugy hruglak, hogy a labad Sc
eri a f0ldet.
Hany fiut veszel segitse-
gill, mikor engem XII akarsz
rugni?
Csak annyit mondok,
hogy ne jarjon a szad, inert
megbanod.
- AIT hiszed talan, hogy
felek toled? TIE iresfejii szaj-
hos! A te kobakodban csak
szecska van, mem esq.
- A tiedben meg szecska
sincs, csak korpa.
- Szecskas fejt =. Secs
Korpas fejii korpas !.
- Takarodj innen! Mines a
mi jatszoteriink0n t0bbe SEM
mi helyed.
szerzek en- magamnak
jobbat
VeieGlellul sc gOndOlJa Senkl,
hogy ext mi a gyerekekt6l hal
lottuk. listen mentsen! Ez a
Jelenet John L. Lewis a CIO ell
noke es William Green az AFL
elnoke k0z0tt jatsz6dik lie ma
napsag alland6an, ha mindjart
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-17

Ket bandita bet0rt egy patti
kaba es elvitt szaz dollar ara
aspirin tablettet. Semmi mast.
Vajjon mit6l volt olyan nagy
fejfajasuk?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-17
ELSA PROGRAMME ILLET VOLNA

Neminemu ellentetek van
max a kerdes k0rul, hogy mi
kor julius vege fele utnak in
dulunk Magyarorszagra, inert
reszt akarunk veni a Kulf0l-
di .Magyarok Vilagkongresszu-
san, milyen programot vi
gyiink haza. Legt0bbunk alb
ban a hitben van, hogy mi
feladatunk csak egy lehet:
megmondani a magyar kor-
manynak es magyar tarsada-
lomnak, NIT csinaljanak. Mem
AIT, hogy veliink, kulfoldon
el6 magyarokkal szemben NIT
csinaljanak, hanem azokkal
szemben, akik a magyar haza
foldjen elnek.
Ugy latszik, hogy legtobben
abban a tevhitben eliink, amt
annak idejen, a napoleoni ha-
boruk koraban Talleyrand her
ceg, francia kulugyminiszter
mondott nagy elhamarkodott-
saggal:
Becsben mem gondolkoz-
nak az ernberek.
Benniink is Macy a hajlan-
dosag ARA, hogy ext isnetel-
jiik. Pedig Budapesten is OIL
vasnak az emberek, meglehet6-
sen tisztaban vannak a demo-
kratikus allamberendezk
elonyeivel es hatranyaival es
mem t6liink varjak, hogy meg
mondjuk, milyen reformokat
kellene vegrehajtani, ha mod
lenne ra.
A szindikalt magyar lapok
hasabjain a kozigazgatasi biro-
sag egyik kivalo tagja es Tors
THOR kepviselo mutattak leg
utobb rea ARA, hogy a magyar
allami berendezkedes hianyai-
val teljesen tisztaban vannak
otthon, de a mai lerongyolo-
dott, leszegenyedett Magyar
orszagban f6leg gazdasagi
okok folytan mem lehet szocia-
lis reformokat oily gyorsan
keresztiilvinni, mint az kiva-
natos lenne. Alig hihet0 tehat,
hogy mi e teren valami vi
gondolatot vihetnenk haza es
ICY ha mar programmed van
$40, inkabb olyan dolgokrol
kellene beszelniink, amelyek a
mi eleven husunkat erintik.
Vannak ilyen dolgok? Van
max b6seggel. Ennek a lapnak
es a szindikatushoz tartoz6
Ohio allambeli lapoknak hasab
jain csak mostansag jelent
meg egy angol nyelvu kerelem
Martin L. Daveyhez, Ohio al
lam kormanyzojahoz intezve.
Ohio allarn t0rvenyhozasa
ugyanis kimondta ait, hogy a
mem polgarosodott idegenek
reszere t6bbe insegsegelyt az
allan nena ad, SGT a megyei es
varosi hat6sagok Sc adhatnak.
Az erdekelt magyar lapok
ARA kertek Davey kormany-
z6t, hogy ezt az embertelen
torvenyt vet6zza meg, inert az
a lelkekben lak6 minden meme
sebb erzest melyen sert Is
mem mAt6 Ohio allan tekin-
telyehez.
Davey kormanyz6 vissza is
dobta a t0rvenyt. Mem irta
ala, mem emelte t0rvenyer6re.
Tavol t6liink a szandek,
hogy ezt a kormanyz6i vet6t a
magunk erdenenek tudjuk
be. A szindikalt magyar lapok
max van bizonyos tehntelye es
szavunlmak van bizonyos SUI
lya Ohio Allan politikai elete-
ben, de ez korantsem lett vol
ma elegend6 ere a vetora. De a
t0bbivel egytitt a mienk is Macy
sullyal esett a latba es meg
nagyobb lett volna a felsz6la-
las sulya, ha AIT az Ohioban
tekint4lyes szammal rendelke-
Z6 magyar egveSii1etek (kfiz-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Keller. They
are spending the week end with Mr..
Dennis brother, Mr.. william v. Den
mis-. professor of rural sociology at
State College, Pa.
Mrs. Charles Normandy is at Co.
lonial Beach. Va, for several weeks as
the guest of the Misses Harriet and
Susan Quinn at their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Bliss and their
children. Catherine, Dorothy and Den
ME Bliss, are at Ocean City, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Irish
Away for Month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver ]. Irish and
their children. Caroline and John
Irish, are spending a month in Illinois
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Albert Scott with
their daughter, Miss Marion Scott, are
on q trip of several weeks through
New England. They plan to spend
some time at Cape Cod.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul P. Pierce have
left for a motor trip through the
Gaspe country and Newfoundland.
They will be away several weeks.
Mr.. Lindley H. Dennis is at State
College, Pa, for the summer.
Miss Catherine Hopper left Friday
for Miami, Fla. to be the guest of a
schoolmate at Wesleyan College, Ga.
for 10 days.
Mrs. 1rl Schoonover will entertain
at bridge tomorrow night at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Mills will
leave tomorrow for a motor trip to
New England. They plan to visit
their son, Mr.. De Ford Mills, at his
home in Amityville, Long Island, en-
route home in three weeks.
The Misses Betty and Mary Ger
hold are spending the week end In
Harrisburg, Pa, visiting friends.
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through Southern Maryland, and
upon their return will live with the
brides parents until their new home
on Twenty-second street, South Ar.
lngton, is completed.
DR.. and Mrs. I. G. Brown, with their
young daughter Bette Jean, are back
from . weeks visit with relatives at
Attleboro, Mass. They brought with
them Mrs. Browns nephew, David
White Of Norton. Moss, who will
spend q few weeks with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Foster Hagan will
return tomorrow from Hot Springs,
Va, where Mr.. Hagan went for the
meetings of the Virginia State Bar
Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ball
Are ut Lake Ukia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank. L. Ball Of the
Glebe, Arlington, accompanied BY
their son, Mr.. Frank Ball, jr.; their
daughter, barbara Bell, and Miss
Marie Jensen, also of Arlington, have
left for three-week stay at Lake
Ukia in the Finger Lake section of
New York State, where they have
taken a cottage for the remainder Of
August
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Ely of Oak
crest, Va, left the first Of the week
for a months vacation at Nantucket,
Mass.
Mrs. Fred Evans Of Oakcrest is
spending two weeks with relatives at
McKeesport, Pa. She was accompanied
by her niece, Ruth Jean Sauber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter B. Simpson and
their daughter, Dorothy Simpson, of
Lyon Park have gone to Coloraine,
Mimi, for q months visit with Mrs.
Simpsons mother. Mrs. Harriet
Petersen.
Mrs. Gosnell will be Joined over the
week end by Mr.. Gosnell, who is in
charge Of the business census, with
Offices in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick v. Waugh
returned this week to their home in
Aurora Hills. following a To-day motor
trip during which time they visited at
Binghampton, N. Y, and at Amherst
Mass, with relatives and camped on
Cape Cod for several days. They were
accompanied by their children, Mar
garet. Prudence and Douglas Waugh.
The Misses Evelyn and Esther Cam
non were joint hostesses Thursday
evening at lawn party given at their
home on North Glebe road for the
benefit Of the Mary Washington
CHAPTER O. E. s.
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Social News Notes
Of Sandy Spring
NeighbOrhOOd.

SANDY SPRING. Md, Aug. 6.-Mrs.
William Dinwiddie, accompanied
by Miss Mabel Metz. left Thursday
for Ocean City, N. j., where they will
spend 10 days.
Mr.. Harrison G..Foster of Lexington,
KY. arrived yesterday to be the guest
OF his son and daughter n-laW, Mr..
and Mrs. Addison Foster, at the
Bungalow.
Mrs. Frances Marburg of Philadel-
phia has arrived to be the guest of
Mrs. Charles F. Kirk for two weeks.
Miss Gwendolyn Jones Of Utica,
N. Y. is the guest of Miss Jean
Coulter at Holly Cottage for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Bancroft will
return Monday to Norwood after a
three-week stay at the Wininsook
Club in the Catskills.
Mrs. Harland H. Crowell and her
son, Mr.. Harland H. Crowell, jr., will
return to Mirival Monday after o
short sojourn at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Stephen o. Beebe and children
returned Tuesday after visiting rela-
tives in Dunbar, Pa, for the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Campbell OF
Wilmington, Del, are the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Graham at their
home near Ashton for 10 days.
Mr.. E. B. Wilson, jr. will return
to his home in Manor Park Monday
after q six weeks trip to Puerto Rico.
Mrs. Conant Webb and her children
arrived Monday from Monclair. N. j..
to be the guests Of Mrs. Robert Miller
ST., at the Highlands for three weeks.
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farewell party Monday evening at
their home by large group Of their
friends Of the Aurora Hills and Vir-
GINA Highlands communities. Mr..
and Mrs. Gregory and their sons,
Jesse. jr. and Bobby Bruce Gregory,
and their daughter, Winifred Gregory.
will leave about August 20 for Chi
cago. where Mr.. Gregory has been
transferred by the General Accounting
Office. They have lived in Aurora
Hills for the last IL years.
Miss Edna Offut has returned to
the county following six-week trip
in the British Isles and on the conti-
nent. Her itinerary included visits in
Paris. Lucerne. Cologne, Brussels, The
Hague. London and Edinburgh.
Mr.. Max Conklin Leaves
For California.
Mr.. Max Conklin Of Arlington has
left for the West Coast to join his wife
and daughter, who have been in Cali
fornia for the last month. The family
will visit relatives in California and
return to the county in the late
autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold A. Rodenhiser
are entertaining at their apartment
in Colonial Village the formers sister.
Miss Phyllis Rodenhiser of Boston.
Mr.. William Bowling left yesterday
to join Mrs. Bowling and their son,
Russell Bowling, at Lake Wood, Ohio,
where they have been for the last
month. The Bowling family will re-
main in Ohio through this month.
Announcement is made Of the mar
riage of Miss Mary Eugenia Broad
bent, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam ]. Broadbent Of Arlington, to Mr..
Roy Willard Warwick, also of Airing
ton. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses War
wick of Knoxville, Tenn, which took
place Saturday. July 80, in Wash
ington.
Following the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Warwick left on a wedding trip
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Montreal, from where they will sail
for a six-week visit in England,
where they will join their sons, Rob-
ert and John Milne. who remained
with relatives during their parents
absence. They expect to reach Tan
ganyika In late September.
Wednesday Mrs. Kellogg, wife Of
Or. Charles E. Kellogg of the Bureau
Of Chemistry and Soils. entertained
at small luncheon for Mrs. Milne
and Mrs. Baldwin at her residence in
Aurora Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A. Church,
accompanied by the formers sister,
Miss Edith Church, are on months
motor tour in the Midwestern States,
and before their return will visit
points in Minnesota
Miss Phyllis Moore Has Party
For House Guests.
Miss Phyllis Moore was hostess at
q delightful party Tuesday evening
for her house guests, the Misses
Frances and Louise Riley of Water
town, Conn. The party was held at
the recreation room in Colonial Viii
lage and Miss Moore was assisted in
entertaining her guests by her mother,
Mrs. Stanton Moore.
There were games and dancing dur
ing the evening and fortunes were told
by Mrs. Dell Floyd. A midnight buffet
supper was served the IS guests COM
ing from Washington and the county
Mrs. Hugh Reid was hostess to her
bridge club Wednesday evening at
her home'in Thrifton Village.
Mrs. Cecilia Kidwell and Mrs. Clar-
ence Whelan Of Arlington are spend
ing q two-week vacation In Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George p Sanders and
their family of Lyon Park are just
back from a Today vacation at Scien-
fists Cliff on the Chesapeake Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse F. Gregory of
Aurora Hills were given a surprise
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Lacy Shaw Host at Party;
Other Tak0ma News
Park Commissioner Entertains
Miss Pearl Susan Miller
And Mr.. r. G.. McPhail.

ARK COMMISSIONER LACY party
home Of his secretary Mr.
night honor Of Miss Pearl
Ralph Cordiner McPha Of Takoma Park Nd
Lewis Virgil Miller Bridgewater
Mr. and Mrs Fred southgae ride which terminated
Falls Nd with Friday night South
New York who their
children
the O.
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Mrs. Florence Harris Jones, Win
her sister, Miss Genevieve Harris, &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Tymerson. will leave today for Lake
Sunapee, N. H., where they will be for
two weeks at the summer home of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Baker of Boston. They
will spend the third week in Boston
with friends and return here about
September l.
Prof. r. Deane Shure, well-known
composer, has left for Wrightsville
Beach, N. c.. stopping at the Ocean
Terrace Hotel. He will be joined by
Mrs Shure in two weeks.
The Rev. r. Paul Schearrer, paste,
Of the Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church. and Mrs. Schearrer with their
daughters, the Misses Dorothy ant
Joan Schearrer, will leave tomorrow
for q months motor trip to New Eng
land. They will spend most of their
vacation in Maine and New Hamp-
shire.
Miss Clara Mae Tarbett and Mr..
James Tarbett, daughter and son of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Tarbett, will leave
tomorrow for Boston, to be house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph A.
jenkins for 10 days.
Miss Clara Clark Leaves
For Parents Farm.
Miss Clara Marie Clark, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clark, has left
for New York State to spend several
weeks at her parents farm. Her
brother. Mr. James Clark. and father
are at the farm for the summer, while
Mrs. Clark is remaining in Takoma
Park for a month,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Lampson left
yesterday for Ocean City. N. j., where
they will spend two weeks.
DR.. E. Clyde Shade has gone to Cape
May, N. j., where he will be for a
month. Before returning to his home
he will visit his brother, Mr.. Paul
Shade, in Harworth, N. J..
Mrs. Walter P. Shelter left Tuesday
for Cornell. N. Y, to join her daugh-
ter. Miss Ruth Shelter. who has been
there for a month They will motor
through the State and visit relatives
in various cities. returning to Takoma
Park about September /.
DR.. and Mrs. Jack Levin are at
Cape May, N. j., for month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. SWEET,
with their daughters, the Misses Mar
garet and Louise SWEET, left yesterday
by motor for Bangor, N. Y, where
they will stay a month with Mrs.
SWEETS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Birch, and visit her sister, Mrs. ]. A.
Hetherington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robertson and
their two children will return this
week end. from Mountain Lakes, N. j.,
where they have been for two weeks.
Mrs. Claire Stacy Visiting
In North Carolina.
Mrs. Claire Stacy is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Paul Thomson, at Myrtle
Beach, N. c., for two weeks.
Mrs. Roy Richardson will leave
August Is for Gordonsville. Va, to
spend 10 days with Mr.. Richardson's
niece, Mrs. John Hereford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mueller are on
. motor trip Of several weeks through
the West, visiting relatives in North
Dakota.
Miss Ruth Def1enbaugh has re-
turned home after . months tour to
the West Coast, national park and
Grand Canyon.
M. and Mrs. s. James Dennis will
arrive home Tuesday from Orange
villA Pa. where they, were guests Of
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Midsummer Activities
OF Arlington Residents
MIR. and Mrs. Warren F. Draper
To Be Guests in Nova Scotia.
DR.. and Mrs. Baldwin Hosts.

Public Health Service and
Arlington will leave Monday August is,
through the remainder
Grant at their place Halifax.
They
Draper
Baldwin Golf Club Manor have
Amani Tanganyka South Africa
Milne they
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Canned Fish for Cats.

Cats of Britain are to have their
special pack of fish put up in cans
for their particular USE One of the
largest fish canneries in the Polish
port Of Gdynia is negotiating with a
firm of British importers to supply
them large quantities of canned fish,
intended specially for felines.