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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06

Detektiv O'Neil kisse leereSZ-
kedoen veregette meg a valla-
mat.
Hoztam neked megint
egy hunkyt. Legalabb lesz egy
kis dolgod. Ugyis csak a fo-
gatokat piszkaljatok lit egesz
nap. Semmiert eszitek a va
ros kenyeret :. Ha rattan
Allna, kiIoknelek benneteket.
Megint bolondokat be-
szelsz pajtas, ambar, mem te-
hetsz rola, hiszen Irorszagban
sztilettel.
- OFT hat -. OFT az ilyen
embereket, mint tt itten, ka-
palni, meg kaszalni kiildik,
mem pedig, hogy a rendorbiro-
saigon faggassatok az embere-
ket.
Mert oft vagyunk az Silk
utcai rendorbirosag egyik fold
szinti szobajaban. Ide hozzak
a csavargokat, a koldusokat,
miel6tt a rendorbiro ele vim
mex oket szamot ADM, hogy
miert csavarogtak vagy kol-
dultak.
A lapok "Beggar's Clinic
nev alatt ismerik ezt a hosz-
szu, rossz levegoji szobat S
csak ritkan akad a reporterek
kozott olyan mindenre elszant,
aki OF percnel tovabb kibirja
az lit tartozkodast.
Meg a detektivek is a fo-
lyos6n yarjak be neha az elo-
zetes hhallgatas veget, ha
tortenetesen egy-egy rossz pa
linkatol atitatott, honapok ota
mem mosdott csavargo keriil a
sorra.
Detektiv O'Neil unnepnap-
max tartja, mikor egy szeren-
csetlen magyart csiphet fiil0n.
Tudja, hogy restellem, ha ma
gamfajtaju kerul elenk. AIT
egyenesen hozzam vezeti.
Csontos, szeplos area csak
ugy ragyog olyankor acel-
kek szemei szikraznak a bens6
Ur0mtol. Mem rossz flu egyeb-
kent, csak secret k0t6dni az
emberrel. AIT azonban mem
szereti, ha a viccelodeseit visz-
szakapja kamatostul, 6 rata
nevet az az egy tucat hiva-
talnok, aki velem egyutt a kol-
dus ugyeket vegzi, hol szive-
sen, hol undorodva. Ahogy
jon.
Mert neha szivesen foglal-
kozik az ember a hozza kerilo-
vel. A aaikor latja, hogy az
eletnek csak egy szerencsetlen
aldozatayal van dolga. A XII
onhibajan kiviil kerult keresre
nyujtott kezzel a subway allo-
masara, vagy valamelyik utica
sarokra, vagy ahonnan az ero-
sen tiltott koldulasert a detek-
tiv behozta. Aki meg mem
romlott, csak szerencsetlen. A
kin meg segiteni lehet.
Jonnek aztan olyanok, akik-
rol mar messzirol leri a buj-
nyik, betyar. A XII kest fog a
parkokban. sotet folyosokon,
vagy a Harlem River partjan
ejjel setalokra.
Jonnek vegkep lezullott ka-
bitoszer elvezok. A heroin,
opium, az ether szomoru aldo
zatai. Aztan a palinka mesz-
szir0l buzl6 roncsemberei. Egy-
egy tulfestett arcu member.
Jonnek allandoan. Hozza
6ket a rend6r vagy a detektiv,
naprol-napra, ejjelr0l-ejjelre, a
nappali, vagy az ejjeli rend6r-
bir6sag ele.
Jonnek a megrugdalt, lene-
zett, megvetett alakok. New
York csak ugy ontja az Elet
haj6t0rotteit, az utcak salak-
jat, a kivetett pariakat. A tel
iocoy1 ynnohIlkOttak9t akik IA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
A koldus~klinika mesei

esetben korhaz. Hiszen nine.
ideje annak a bironak min
denkit tiizetesen kikerdezni
Kivenni bel6luk az indito oko.
kat. Megtudni toluk, hogy m
csapta lie 6ket az utica saraig
Megbolygatni az elzsibbadt lei
ket vagy az allando manor
alatt tartott agyvelot.
Az a mi dolgunk, kikerdezn
minden egyest, hogy hol. szii.
letett, xix voltak szulei, hon.
nan j0ttek, hova mennek, mi.
ert koldultak, vagy csavarog.
tax, vagy mi szoritotta 6ket le
a heroin vagy opium pillanat-
nyi megkonnyebbileseig.
A mi dolgunk, felszaggatni
bennik a hegedni kezdo sebe.
ket. Felujitani er0szakosan ell
felejtett emlekeket. Megnyom-
nj benniik, sokszor, undo
rito kelevenyeket.
Vegil, a mi dolgunk aztan
"tisztelettel ajanlani" a biro-
max, hogy vagy bocsassa sza-
badon az illetot, vagy mer-
jen ra par heti, vagy havi
b0rtont, vagy kildesse kor-
hazba.
A megkapott jelentesek
alapjan itelkezik aztan ezeken
a szerencsetleneken az evi IL
ezer dollaros fizetesu honorable
Magistrate. Es pedig itelke-
xix, a megkapott reszletes
jelentes es "tiszteletteljes ajan-
las" alapjan, a legtobb esetben
meltanyosan, igazsagosan, -
ha tortenetesen nincsen rossz-
kedveben. Ebben az esetben
aztan hiaba a "tiszteletteljes"
rekommendalas.
O'Neil jobb ugyh0z melto
buzgalmanak eredmenyekent,
elebem tolt egy leanyt. Be-
csultem ugy 26-28 evesre.
- Ne. Mulasd vele magad. .
Eleg szep hozza, ha mar mem
is eppen tavaszi csirke.
Kisse mcgowan vagtam
viSSza.
- Mem vagyok en- irish de-
tektiv. Jobb lesz ha kimegy
a folyosora szivarozni.
- Mem is hallgatom lit a ii
poganynyelvu karattyulasto-
kat.
A leany eleg nyugodtan, de
kisse riadt szemekkel ALT elot-
tenn. A magyar szora megeny-
hUlt az area. Keszsegesen fe-
lelt a kerdesre.
- BOgar Mary vagyOk.
- Hol szuletett.
- O-hazaban.
- Hany ewes.
- Husz multam.
Tobbnek nezett ugyan XII,
dehat csak hagytam a dol
got.
Tessek helyet foglalni es
kerem, legyen bizalommal hoz-
zam. Mem en- vagyok a biro,
de ha 6szinten felel a kerde-
sekre, sokat segithetek az
ugyen.
Bogar Mary beleegyezoen
bolintott.
- Miota van Amerikaban.
Tiz honap ota. Apammal
j0ttem XII.
Mi a foglalkozasa.
A leany keseriien nevetett.
Semmi. Odahaza elve-
geztem a gymnaziumot lit
folytatni akartam a tanul-
manyaimat. Orvos szerettem
volna lenni.
- ES?
Lemondoan intett a kezevel.
Semmi ;. Mem keriilt
ra penz. Meghalt az apam.
Megsajnaltam a leanyt. Le-
szegenyedett uri gyerek, aki
Amerikaba jon az apjaval,
y,oo,,f o1% b;e1; bnorx, ~ min,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
ir6 es ujsagir6

fizetni a szobamat. A ruhai-
mat is visszatartottak.
A detektiv csavargassal
vadolja es = es hogy tobb
ferfit is megszollitott. Vacso-
razni hivta oket :. tudja NIT
jelent ez?
; A lanynak nagyott VILLAIN
tax a sep barna szemei. Hara-
gosan valaszolt.
TudOm -. De. :. a de-
tektiv hazudik :. En-. en-
csak :.
Szavait elfojtottak a kony-
nyek. Sirni kezdett, Reserve
sen, mellbol felt0ro, csuklo 20
kogassal. Alig tudtam lecsil-
lapitalli.
Ne sirjon Miss Bogar.
Azzal mem segitunk a bajon.
Mondja el, mi tortent tulaj-
donkeppen. Mondja ell, NIT
keresett a Central Parkban.
Egyaltalan, hogy jutott olyan
helyzetbe, hogy a lakasat Sc
tudta fizetni S az utcara ke-
rult.
Lassan-lassan sziinni kez-
dett a zokogasa. Egy-egy csuk-
las jelezte csak elobbi felindu-
lasat.
= Legjobb lesz, ha mindjart
az Amerlkaba erkezesiiktol
kezdi a dolgot.
A leany melyen sohajtott.
Olyan szomoru, megtort szem-
mel nezett ram, hogy alig
tudtam az elerzekenyedest ell
palastolni. Sok keseru torte-
netet hallottam mar a koldus
klinika szerencsetleneit6l, de
valahogy mem tudtam meg ell
fasulni. Mindeg meghat ha
mast igazan szenvedni latok.
- T0bb mint negyezer dol
larja volt az apamnak a part
ra-szallaskor.
- Es?
- Kivett egy sep kis lakast
a Lexington Avenuen S az volt
a terve, hogy valami vallalat-
ba fekteti a penzet. Az els6
napokban megneztuk a varost.
A szinhazakat, muzeumokat,
- mindent amt erdemes volt
megnezni. Csak - a magya-
rokat kerilte apam. El6kelo,
gazdag ember volt otthon,
restellte volna, hogy :. sz6val,
amerikaiak kozott keresett is
meretseget.
- Ertem -.
- Egy honapja Sc volt meg,
hogy lit eltunk, amikor egy
klubban, vagy hol leilt poke
rozni es - egy krajcar nelkul
kelt fel. Mikor hazajott, en-
mar regen aludtam. Csak a
dorrenesre riadtam fol. Szi-
ven lotte magat az apam, a
meg hazulrol hozott revolve-
revel. Senkim, semmim sc
maradt.
A leany szemeit ujra elfu-
totta a k0nny.
A butorokat eladtam S
egy szobat vettem XII, a hol ).
a hol kabultan, gondolkozas
nelkiil vartam estenkent, hogy
reggel legyen reggel, hogy
este legyen ujra.
Let0rolte k0nnyeit S ma
gyot sohajtott ujra.
= Aztan, kenyer utan nez-
tenn -. Sorra jartam a hely-
szerz6 irodakat ;. jo ideig
hiaba -. hiszen nagy aka
daily volt, hogy a nyelvet csak
torve beszeltem -. amennyit
meg otthon tanultam.
- Nos, es...
= Gazdag csaladhoz ke-
riiltem. A nemet nyelv tu-
dasa segitett. Volt egy
flu is a haznal. A Columbia
Egyetemre jart -. A tobbit
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
AMERlkAl MAGYAR HiRLAP

1C%A 0OJOAAOA. xAAO 11lOA1uo0, A1o
belle nem egyezem, mem vehet
felesegul a botrany Matt. Hat
- beleegyeztem -. Alavetet-
tenn magam az orvosi mutet-
mex.
Ujra elfutottak szemeit a
konnyek. Alig hallhato suso-
gassal beszelt:
Szegeny =. szegeny kis
meg mem sziiletett gyerme-
KEN -. pedig, hogy orultem
az anyasagnak -. hogy...
Felbeszakitottam, inert kezd-
tenn en- is ujra elerzekeny-
kedni, annyira megsajnaltam
ezt a szerencsetlen teremtest.
Termeszetesen a fatal
ur mem valtotta be a szavat
ugy-e?
- Egg het mulva kldobtak.
Amig a holmimat szedtem
0ssze, az asszony folyton szi-
dott, mint egy k0z0nseges ut
cai-lanyt. Hogy elcsabitottam
a fiat -.
- AZtan =.
- Aztan kivettem egy ho-
napos szobat ujra kezdtem
a iarast a cseledelhelyez6kh0
Mi mashoz foghatna az a XII a
zongoran Xviii semmihez Sc
ert.
Hat bizony -.
Volt 80 dollar sporolt
penzem, feleltem harom
het elott zaloghazba vittem az
utolso ekszeremet. Egy gyu-
rut. Meg a reg megboldogult
anyamtol kaptam. Egyetlen
emlekem volt t6le... Tegnap
ota mem ettem
- Borzaszto. -.
- A parkba mentem, inert
oft padok vannak. LIE lehet
ulni, ha az embert mem bir-
jak a labai az ehsegt6l :.
Vegre megszolitottam egy
embert, hogy adjon nehany
centet, hogy vacsorazni
tudjak -. nagyon -. nagyon
elgyotort mar az ehseg -.
akkor lepett hozzam a detek-
tiv.
- varjon csak Miss Bogar
egy percig.
Kisiettem a folyoson SILVA
roz6 detektivhez.
- TIE O'Neil, maid kes6bb
mindent megmagyarazok ne
ked. Most csak annyit, hogy
az erk0lcstelenseg vadat XII to-
roljuk. Marad csak a csavar-
gas.
- Bolond vagy Hunky?
HisZ -.
- Fogd be a szad. Utana
megsoroztetlek.
- All right. Rendben van.
Siettem vissza a kliensem-
heZ.
- Miss Bogar. Ne feljen
semmit. Csak a csavargas
vadjat tartjuk fel. A bir6 sza-
badon fogja bocsatani.
A leany halasan nezett ram.
- K0szonom ;. On jo |
ember :. Aida meg josa-
gos listen. De-. de en- belle
faradtam mindenbe. Meg
gytiloltem az eletet is. Ha
innen elbocsatanak, subway
ala vetem magam, vagy me-
gyek a Hudson vizenek =.
a szegeny -. meg Sc sztiletett
gyermekem utan -. Istenem...
No csak, ne sirjon.
Rendbe hozunk mindent. Van
kell6 osszekottetesem. Seer
ziink lakast es munkat is. Mi
helyt a biro elbocsajtja, j0jjon
ide vissza azonnal, aztan
maid meglatjuk a tobbit -.
Most menjen a detektivvel. Az
tan csak siessen visSZa.
Tiz perc mulva O'Neil nyi-
totta ram az aitot.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-12-15
Dramatic Classes in
Christmas Program

The two dramatic classes of RoOse-
welt high school have undertaken to
stage the Christmas program for as
sembly to be- held On Friday morning,
December - at 10:15 and again at IL
O'Clock.
The program will be an innovation
since the CLASSES have combined to
write, direct. and stage the play called
The Light Of Life" The play will
really be elimination of their daily
work and practice in class. The music.
home economics, manual arts, and art
departments are cooperating TO give
assistance needed.
The story concerns Tod Stuart, a
neer-do-well and waster who is put
in Jail on a charge of vagrancy. Moth
ing the sheriff nor the girl who loves
him can say will change his bitter
attitude. Left alone in his cell on
Christmas eve, he falls asleep. The vi
sion Of priest appears and tells him
he wants To show hiIa scenes depicting
hope, faith and charity, which are a
part of every, mans life however hid
den they may be. On Christmas morn
ing, as Tod awakes, he chooses to be-
lieve that the old legend Of Christ
walking on earth each Christmas eve
has come to life for him
Varied and beautiful scenes, includ-
ing Jail, a cathedral, street, and a
hospital are being designed and paint
ed. There will be full-vested choir, a
group of medieval carOlers, and a par
tbcularly beautiful angel chorus to give
the musical numbers included in the
play.
The program Is open to the general
public at either assembly, and large
crowd Is anticipated TO witness the
splendid and difficult work which is
being accomplished by the combined
efforts of a number of departments In
the school. Carl Hardwicke Is in gen.
eral charge, Lyle Lyon and Miss FL
eanore Bennink handle the music,
Stanley ODuchna the staging, Miss
Pansy Blake, Miss Frances Preston,
and ROmaine Barnard the programs.
Miss Dorothy Blinn and Miss Mildred
Little the costumes, and Dean Stewart
properties.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-12-15
DIES
IN HOSPITAL
FROM INJURIES

Death resulted from an automobile
accident that occurred on Seventeenth
street, between Eureka and Sycamore
at 2:4O O'Clock Tuesday morning.
Marguerite Cady, aged SO, of 712
Washtenaw avenue, Ypsilanti, was
driving her car west on Eureka when
she ran into a truck parked in front of
1924 Eureka. After hitting the truck,
the car continued ~ feet and over the
north curb and then 80 feet more be-
fore the car came to a stop. William
A. SwOpe 81, of 1888 StOney Greek
road. IpSilanti, and Arthur Frentner,
IS. of 32S East Cross street, Ypsilanti,
were riding in the car with her. They
all We're taken to the WyandOtte Gen
eral hospital in ThOn's ambulance.
Marguerite Cady. the driver, had sew
ere decorations Of the head and face,
SwOpe sustained some broken ribs and
a possible skull fracture, and internal
injuries Frentner had decorations of
the head and face and a possible frac-
tured skull. Drs Fisher and Phillips
took care Of them.
william Swope died in the hospital
at > 10 tuesday afternoon, as a result
of his injuries.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-12-15
Proclamation

Bitterly do American citizens
feel the invasion of a sister re-
public: a republic that has pat
termed itself after our own. a re-
public that has lived since its
founding in peace and in progress.
Deeply do we in America res
peCt the rich character, the high
moral ethics of the Finnish people.
and their devotion to freedom and
liberty.
Richly have FinniSh-Americans
contributed to the progress Of the
United States
Now Finland Is engaged ia a
war against its will, bravely fight
ing against almost insurmOunt-
able odds, to preserve the philOsO-
ply OF her republic. as well as TO
protect the actual borders of one
Of the worlds outstanding small
demOcraGeS
Therefore, l, mayor of Wyan-
dOtte, do hereby proclaim Sunday,
December II. 1899. Finland day in
this city: and | ask the citizens of
this community on that day to APP
peal for divine protection for the
war-lOcked nOn-belligerents in the
Finnish republic; and | further
ask that the citizens az this com
munity on this day and in the
days following give according To
their ability to bring relief to Fin
land by contributing through the
local newspapers
THOMAS A. DAVIS.
Mayor OF the City Of Wyandotte.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-12-15
Longer Hours for
Christmas Mailing

The Wyandotte pOstoffice will be
open all day Saturday, December 16.
and starting Monday, December Is,
will be open evenings until Christmas.
TO permit mailing Of parcels and TO
buy a supply Of stamps and avoid
waiting in line.
Only special delivery matter viii be
delivered On Christmas day, ~POstmas-
ter Adam Przybylski announced today.
During the holiday season the vol
ume of mail increases approximately
200 per cent, PrzybylSki said. 1t is a
huge task and a physical impossibility
for the postal service to handle this
amount of mail efficiently within a
few days.
Efforts are being made to encourage
mailers to mail all Christmas cards
not later than December 16. This will
not only assure delivery before Christ
mas but spread the anticipated peak
load over a longer period.
Mailers are further urged to send
greeting cards first class mail, cents
for local and 3 cents out Of the city.
They are deliberately designed mes
slges Of good will and you may write
On additional message. and as such
are entitled TO preferential treatment.
1t is the aim Of the postal service to
Snread Christmas cheer and deliver
all parcels before Christmas. The CO
operation of patrons will be greatly ap-
preciated.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-12-15
OTTO BUCK
VICTIM OF CAR
ON TELEGRAPH

Otto Buck, whose Wyandotte homo
was at To Eureka avenue, was in
stantly killed by a passing automobile
Monday night rs he was walking acros
Telegraph road at PENNSYLVANIA road
Buck was employed as farm hand
by Herman Michaels, whose farm 10
located on the Pennsylvania road.
The driver OF the fatal car sped on,
but police have arrested a man who in
said to have confessed that he Is re-
spOnsible for the accident. The dead
body Of Buck was found by passing
truck drivers
Deceased leaves two sisters and a
brother.
Funeral services were held at the
Nixon funeral home yesterday after
noon, conducted by Rev W. +. A. ST.
mon. The remains were buried in Oak
wood cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-12-15
THEPTS REPORTED
TO THE POLICG

\ car reported stolen from Lea.
Schwartz Of 291 Twenty second street
Tuesday evening, from Second street.
between Second and Elm, was recover.
cd by Officers Gage and Piasecd Wei
nesday morning on Maple street BE-;
tween Eighteenth and Twentieth.
On Monday. Stuart Spaulding, 1906.
Mansfield, Detroit, reported to the lo-.
cal police that his car was stolen from.
Eureka and Fort.
III. @. Terry, S72 Clinton street, ~
ports that his garage was broken into'
on Monday and a spare wheel. tiro'
grip Of electrical tools, valued It -
and large box Of fuses stolen.
On Monday two wheels and tiEuf
were stolen from the car Of e. LAkot
die. 204 Antoine street, while parko4
on the SIDE Of the house
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-12-15
May Hav g Been
'Coupla Bottles

Stanford Stalny, 20 years old, of
642 Riverbank avenue. was taken to
the WyandOtte General hospital, at
2 80 o'clock Tuesday morning, with
several fractured ribs and decorations
Of the upper lip.
Explaining his condition. Stalny
said that he was driving west on Em-
mons boulevard, at about . miles per
hour; that he strack another car park
ed in front of 2S2 EmmonS, owned by
William Bazzy Of that address, and
continued about 80 feet following the
impact; that another car travelling
east had very dim lights and he did
not see the car until ii was close and
i'll trying to miss the moving car
bumped into the other
There is also something said about
somebody having been drinking
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-12-15
CHORAL SOCIETY
IN VESPER PROGRAM

The WyandOtte Choral society, with
Henry Siegl. viOlinist, as guest artist,
gave it's annual vesper service in the
Roosevelt high school auditorium last
sunday afternoon. A large and appre-
clatiye audience enjoyed the program
presented.
The concert was made up of Christ
mas songs aud tunes, ranging in var
iety from Holy Night" to the negro
spiritual. lin Gwine to Sing in de
Heavenly Choir" Solo numbers were
contributed by Mr.. Siegl. Agnes Dick
IL victOrine Betwee, Maryelle Pay
cite. and Margaret DOmal and Irene
Ga r1ner.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-12-15
Net Indebtedness
Of City $573,255

City Clerk Lawrence J. LaCOurse
has prepared a statement showing the
bonded Indebtedness of the city, as of
November 30.
The total Of general obligation bonds
is $S46.256.55; Of special assessment
bonds $1J1 ,92S, for a grand total. of
$685., 1885.
To partially offset this sum, the
city has in its general sinking fund
cash and securities tOtaling $424 ,929.
OF, divided as follows: Securities,
$274, 245.5O; cash, $1O9, 951 10; special
Assessment sinking fund, $10,749.71 !;
special assessment sinking fund,
W.PA., $29,92.62.
This leaves a total net debt Of 1913,
255.:53.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-12-15
LEAGUE OF CATHOLIC WOMEN

About so members of the League of
Catholic Women met Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. John MelO-
dy. Superior boulevard. for the regu-
lar meeting
After rather hurried business
meeting, at which reports of various
committees were given, President Mrs.
John G. Catalan reminded members
who can. to dress dolls for the Good
fellows for Christmas baskets and TO
send same 10 her home or one of the
other centers for collection
Members were also asked TO aid
Mrs Frederick J. RaubOlt, general
chairman for the sale Of tuberculosis
seals, to augment receipts of the sale.
Following the business meeting the
affair took on gay and festive air.
Mrs. Louis Bigler. assisted by Mrs.
Florence Rogers ut the piano. led the
group in carol singing. and while jim
gle Bells" was being sung, Santa
Claus arrived. much to the surprise of
all After distributing the toys which
each member had brought, Santa bid
all adieH and returned to his post at
the Gartner Hardware store.
Tea was then served by the hos
tess, with Mrs. Louis Bigler and Mrs.
Frederick RaubOlt presiding at the tea
table
The toys, together with - pencil
boxes, donated by Benny Yack, recrea-
ton director, and 100 boxes Of candy.
donated by Mayor and Mrs. Thomas A.
Davis, were then collected and are to
be used by the league and the st. Vim
cent de Paul society for their Christ
mas baskets
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-12-15
GOOOFELLOWS'
PAPER SALE IS
ON TOMORROW

The annual sale of papers by the
WyandOtte GOOdfelOws, arrangements
for which were completed at a meeting
held last Friday, will be held tOmor-
row.
AS was the case last year, John c.
("Jack'D Kreger is general chairman
of the GOOdfellows.
He announces the following COM
mittee chairmen named by the patri-
otto, municipal employees and service
clubs Of the city, TO have charge of the
paper sale Each of the chairmen will
see that his organization is well re-
presented.
American LegiOn-LOuis MOehr.
Veterans Of Foreign Wars = Louis
Mann.
Kiwanis club-NelsOn Hedrick
Exchange club-OOnrad Z. Kreger.
Eagles-Steve Martin.
Rotary club-TO be represented.
WyandOtte Police Department -
Louis Garrison.
Fire Department - Gustav Anselm,
chief.
In addition the following committees
will have charge of administrative fea-
lures of the campaign:
Purchasing Committee-Frank II.
Eberts, chairman; Mrs. David Croft,
Mrs. Louise SalliOtte, Fred III. Genthe.
Client Committee, for Baskets-Miss
Ara CharbOnneau, of the Family Pro
tective association.
Packing TOys-Mrs Reuben Daniels,
chairman, assisted by the firemen un-
der Chief Gustav Anselm.
Packing Food Baskets and Distribu-
ting-F. w. Liddle, Don Marshall,
Fred w. ClassOn, Percy Cook, Arnold
LeBar, AL. Payette, Steve Martin.
PublfcityDCarence Liebelt.
Cashier-W. r. Stark
The city recreation department, I'M
der Director Benny Yack, have made
about $50 toys, which will gladden. the
hearts of needy children.
The collection of dolls is in charge
of a committee composed Of Mrs.
Frana Sunderland, Mrs. George w.
Bush, Mrs. John c. Catalan, Mrs.
Warren Highly and Mrs. Alma Broth
en-.
Nothing 50 pleases a little girl as a
doll for Christmas. Contributions are
tagging a bit, and it is hoped that be-
tween now and tomorrow, many kind
hearted people, remembering their own
childhood days, will send in cOntribu-
tiOns to some member of the commit
tee named above.
General Chairman John G. Kreger is
hoping to at least reach last years
achievement Of $50 through the sale
OF papers. The sale is to start at /
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, with head
quarters at the police station. Let ev-
cry citizen do his part to insure a
Merry Christmas for his less fOrtu-
nate neighborS.
Buy a paper! There is no limit to
the amount you can pay for it.