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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-01
CHATTER K


 "Gosh," said Barbara, reeling a little, "that was sudden. Do you often run amuck like this?"
 He held her close. T get attacks and I can't stop. In fact, feel an attack coming on right now :" A heavy step sounding along the veranda interfered with the im- mediate plans of MT. Royalton Augustus Herring. Babs pushed him away quickly.
 Steady, Yale!" she whispered "It's the mater. Up with the loins and take a social line. Society's her long suit"
 "Barbara!" Mrs. Canning came on ponderously, pumping a chair here and there in the darkness.
 "Yes, Mother" said Barbara sweetly.
 "Your father ." began Mrs Canning and stopped, suddenly aware of third person.
 This is MT. Herring, Mother ,'' Barbara informed her.
 "Oh!" Mrs. Canning peered at 8 dark shape. T didn't realize any, one was with you. How do you do, MT. Herring. don't think I've ever met :"
 "No, you haven't" cut in Bar bara. "Mr. Herring is down about Baskerville, Mother"
 Baskerville? Whats the matter with him?"
 "Nothing much. Only he's a black sheep"
 "Black sheep? What do you mean?"
 "Just that Baskerville's very well connected, Mother and we never knew it. MT. Herrings his cousin"
 "The family has done every thing, Mrs. Canning" said Roy glibly. But poor-er-Baskerville is a hard case. He will be a chauf- feur. It's in his blood, I guess. And, of course, it's a great worry to us."
 T see" Mrs. Canning, peering into the gloom, did not see at all. "You say the name is Herring? Are you one of the Boston Her rings?"
 "Yes-ah-that is, distantly re- Yated."
 ey used to go to school with Miranda Pyncheon- Herring" said Mrs. Canning reminiscently.
 "Miranda!" Roy's voice seemed to thrill with pleasure. She's a 6ear old soul"
 "She's dead" said Mrs. Canning, in 6 sepulchral voice.
 Eoy withdrew from the brink of the precipice with admirable pres ence of mind. What? Amanda dead?"
 "I didn't say Amanda. said Miranda. don't know Amanda" "Oh!" There was relief in Roy's voice. "Amandas in the New York branch of the family. She's swell. You really ought to meet her"
 Fancy" said Mrs. Canning slowly, "Baskerville's being re- lated to poor Miranda"
 "Of course" said Roy, "the re- lationship is several times re- moved"
 "Ah, yes. Do you know any of the Pyncheons?"
 I've met few here and there" "Well, what are you doing about Baskerville?"
 "Oh, nothing. We gave up try ing to do anything long ago. We're just relieved that he has such a nice situation"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-01
CR AkslIM CRACKERS

Right or Wrong?
 Some of the following statements are true, some 1alse. Which are which?
 l. Ditheism is belief in the ex- iStence of two gods.
 2. Coal is leading mineral product of Alaska.
 3. Color of the hood of an academic doctor in law is blue. 4. "Bavardage" is French word, meaning chatter. 5. The Bahrein Islands are in the Gulf of Mexico.
 Answers on back page
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-01

PATENTS ISSUED BY THE U. s.
 PATENT OFFICE JUNE 27, 1889, TO CONNECTICUT INVENTORS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-01
CAST OF CHARACTERS

CAST OF CHARACTERS ROXALTON AUGUSTUS HER RING = just a guy with a car who met a girl. BARBARA CANNING - just a girl besieged by a couple of golfers. RONALD AND WILFRID - the golfers besieging Barbara.
 
 Yesterday: Royalton gets the twins out of the way for one night at least, makes love to Bar bara as g reward for his action fin disposing of Wilfrid and Ron- aid.
Evening star., 1939-07-04
LETTER-OUT
BY Fred Neher

the
letter opposite
IeedOut' correctly
It
Answe to Yesterdays Letter Out.
Letter-Out
O) ITSEIF-TIIES (used in bulding).
(A) ESPIAI-PILES (moundS).
CD DRAGGLE-GARGLE (mOuthWaSh).
(E DANGER-GRAND Cts wonderfully.
(S) PARSLEY-PLAYER Che has a good tme).
Evening star., 1939-07-04
.By Bud Fisher

expression there ever was. Where
is the place."
And though he looked and looked,
he couldn't be sure just where the
exact place was. You see, the rain
drops had beaten down the earth
and packed it so that there wasn't
the least sign that any one ever had
dug there.
"Well,' said Peter at last, II
guess now can 60 home and not
IVORY about those eggs"
And home he went. npperty-
npperty-hpl
Evening star., 1939-07-04
Bedtime Stories
By THORNTON w. BURGESS.


Jimmy Skunk hadn't a doubt of
success when he began to hunt for
the hidden eggs of Mrs. Slow Poke
the Box Turtle. He had Dragged to
Peter Rabbit that he would find
them. At least, Peter had thought
it was Dragging. 1t did sound that
way. But it wasn't Dragging. Jim
my was simply stating what he
didn't doubt in the least to be the
truth. He didn't expect to have
much trouble about it.
You see, Jimmy makes it his busi-
ness to know a great deal about his
neighbors and their ways. He finds
1t useful. So when he had met Mrs.
Slow Poke he had known at once
that she was hurryins away from
Evening star., 1939-07-04

the place where she had hidden her
eggs. He knew it by her anxious
looks and ways. Also he knew that
If only he could find the place the
ground would surely show where she
had been digging.
So Jimmy was not little sur
prised when he failed to find any
trace OF digging. He looked every
where but the right place, and you
know why he didn't look there. He
did not look there because Peter
Rabbit was sitting on it, which, I
think, was a very good reason. It
didn't once enter Jimmy's head to
ask Peter to move. So Peter sat
Evening star., 1939-07-04

sweet clover when I am hungry.
They'll think that perhaps another
time they'll have better luck. Now,
what am I going to do about it?
I've saved those eggs twice already,
but I can't always stay here to be
ready to sit on the place where they
are hidden. I've got my own affairs
to attend to-"
Twice Peter started for the dear
Old Brier Patch, having fully made
up his mind that Mrs. Slow Poke's
eggs would have to take their
chance. But they weighed so heav-
lily on his mind that each time he
went back.
Evening star., 1939-07-04

tight where he was and Jimmy
hunted and hunted and finally had
to give up just as Unc' Billy Possum
had given up.
Peter watched him out OF sight
before going back to the bramble-
tangle where he could and would
feel perfectly safe.
He'll come back. Jimmy Skunk
will come back by and by, just as
surely as my tail refuses to grow
any longer" said Peter thoughtfully,
as he stroked his whiskers. "Unc'
Billy Possum will do the same thing.
They can no more stay away from
here than I can from 4 patch Of
Evening star., 1939-07-04

II don't see." he grumbled, why
Mrs. Slow Poke couldn't have made
first-class job of it and left the
ground so that no one would guess
she had been digging there. That's
what I would have DONE"
He tried scooping little hole and
then filling it in. Try as he would,
he couldn't make that little spot
look like the surrounding ground.
In fact, he couldn't make it look
as we'll as did the place where Mrs.
Slow Poke had buried her eggs.
Peter felt little foolish. How could
he help it?
"Oh, DEAR" he sighed. Il don't
Evening star., 1939-07-04
see but I've got to stick around

see but I've got to stick around
after all"
Spat! A drop of water hit Peter
smack on his nose Spat, spat, spat!
Great big drops were falling fast
and they hit hard. Peter scam
pered to the shelter of little hem
lock tree a short distance away.
Then for a little while it rained as
if all the water in the world were
trying to fall at once. When the
shower was over, Peter went back
to see if the rain had washed out
those eggs.
"Goodness!" exclaimed Peter,
looking about him with the funniest
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-09

gyunk, mem lehetiink mind
nyajan egyformak. A demokra-
cia sc lehet el vezetok nelkul,
de senkise lehet az, aki mem
jatszik, ha mem teszik meg
azza.. Es aki felreall es azzal
pr6balkozik, hogy felboritsa a
szekeret azert, inert mem kap
els6rangu szerepet, az a de-
mokraciakban kozkatonanak
is roSSZ.
Manapsag magyar Amerika
ujra sokat kell vesz6djek az
"akkor en- mem jatszom" fiuk-
kal es a mi szekeriink mind
addig lassan halad maid el6re,
amig a jatszani mem akarok
jobb belatasre mem ebrednek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-09
AKK0R En- MEM JATSZoM

javaresziink mar polgara is az
vi hazanak, azzal probalko-
zunk, hogy innen a messze-
segbd igazgassuk, intezgessik
Magyarorszag sorsat, gyere-
keknek valo "hidd el'' (make
believe) jatekot iiziink, amin
a JOAN esziek csak mosolyog-
nj tudnak.
Ez az "akkor en- mem jat-
szom" bonita meg a mi anne
rikai magyar sorainkat es aka
dalyozza meg AIT, hogy valami
erdemeset, valami maradan-
dot alkossunk. Mert meg0li
k0ztiink a demokraciat, amely-
mex alapfeltetele az, hogy bar
mindnyajan egyenlok va
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-09

kevesebbe kerul, mint a ia,
vagy a novenyek rostiai.
Az ui miiselyem eppen ugy
festhet6 es dolgozhato fel, mint
a regi. A k0t6 gyarakat mem
kell atalakitani, csupan a mum
kasokat kell egy-ket nap alatt
begyakorolni ARA, hogy mikent
hasznaljak az uj mJiselyem TO-
nalat es az iizem mar mehet
tovabb, lenyegesen olcsobb
nyersanyagok hasznalata mel
lett.
Az egyik DUPONT gyari mer-
nok talalta fel az uj anyagot
kiserletezesei kozben es annak
mtszaki leirasaba nem bocsat-
kozunk, inert AIT csak szak-
kepzett vegyeszek erthetik meg.
Amerika es a vilag bizonya-
ra 0rommel idv0zli az vi mil
selymet, amely lehet6ve fogja
tenni AIT, hogy most mar min
denki igen olcso penzen es
megis jobban oltozkodhessek.
Hanem azert megis latunk va
lami feltun6t az vi gyar alapi-
tasaban.
Ha emlekezetiink mem csal
= es higyje ell mindenki, hogy
jol tudunk emlekezni - a leg
utolso elnokvalasztas elott,
! azaz 1886 soran egy vi politi-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-09

kai csoport merult fel az anne
rikai k0zeletben, amely Liberty
League nev alatt mik0d0tt.
Tagjai els6rendi nagyt6kesek
es sz6szoloja, a nyilvanossag
elotti szonoka AL Smith, a bu-
kott demokrata eln0kjel0lt volt.
Soha semmifele testiilet mem
tamadta olyan haraggal Roose-
veltet, mint az AL Smith veze-
tese alatt allo Liberty League,
amely t0rvenyhozasi vizsgalat
ala kerult es akkor kiderult,
hogy annak koltsegeit tulnyo-
mo reszben a DuPontok fize-
tik.
Ez volt az a csoport, amely
hangosan uvoltozte, hogy ad-
dig semmi befektetest mem csi-
nalnak, amig Roosevelt i'll az
elnoki szekben, inert Roosevelt
tonkreteszi az izletet.
Jellemzo, hogy mikor a Du
Pontok ennek a kijelentesiik-
mex alatamasztasara ontottak
a penzt, gyaraik allandoan dol
goztak. Jellemz6, hogy 1929
ben, tehat a prosperitas teto-
pontjan gyaraikban csak $4,000
munkas volt alkalmlazva, mig
most a sokat szidott Roosevelt
alatt a Dupont gyarakban So
ezer ember faradozik es ennek
tetejebe egy egeszen vi gyarat
allitanak fel. Holott Roosevelt
ma is elnok es ugyanazon az
uton jar, mint 1936-ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-09
A DUP0NTOK VI CYARAT CSINALTAK

Delaware allan Seaford va
roskajaban a Dupont csalad, a
legnagyobb amerikai gyarak,
k0ztuk a General Motors urai
vi gyarat allitottak fel es ait
mar uzembe is hoztak.
vilagje!entosege van ennek
az vi gyarnak, amely nemcsak
a selymet, hanem az eddigi
muselymet is XII fogja szorita-
nj a forgalombol. "Nylon" nev
alatt egeszen vi muselymet
gyartanak ezentul a DuPontok
es egyszeruen megolik al rayon
neven ismert miiselyem gyara-
kat, inert termekiik annal sok-
kal olcsobb lesz.
A rayon newt miselymet tud
valevoleg fax es novenyek rost-
jaibol allitottak elo, tehat
aranylag draga anyagokbol. A
DUPONT muselyemhez ezzel
szemben viz, levego es koszen
kell. Vizet es leveg6t egyel6re
meg ingyen lehet kapni az
Egyesult Allamokban, inert a
nagyt6ke mem talalta eddig XII
a modjat annak, hogyan halt
hatna a lelegzesb6l is hasznot.
Ami pedig a muselyemhez sziik
seges szenet illeti, az a gyar
szerint a legolcsobb, akarmi-
lyen hulladek szen lehet, tehat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-09
A REpULOCEPEK PUSzTIT0 EREJE

repiil6gepet Sc tudtak lel6ni.
Ami a japan repUlogepeket
illeti, Hankow varosa felett
egyszer latta Courtney a tav-
csovon keresztil a japan re-
piiloket. Olyan magasan jar
tax, hogy szabad szemmel
eszre Sc lehetett venni 6ket.
Ebbol a nagy magassagbol
kezdtek bombazni Hankowban
a vasuti allomast es szaz me-
teres korben talaltak ell AIT
ugy, hogy semmise maradt
meg belole.
A japanok ugyet Sc. vetettek
a tehetetlen agyukra, amelye-
ket elleniik iranyitottak es meg
mutattak, hogy a vasuti vona-
lakat hihetetlenul rovid id6
alatt tudtak szetrombolni, ami
a kinaiakra nezve vegzetes csa-
pas volt.
AIT mondja Courtney jelen-
tese:
A folenyes repulogep raj
nelkul Japan soha mem valo-
sithatta volna meg AIT a re-
menyet, hogy az oriasi ter
jedelmu kinai birodalom olyan
nagy reszet oily rovid lido alatt
elfoglalja. A repul6k tettek
lehetove AIT, hogy minden ja-
pan katona tiz ember munka-
jat vegezze a hoditasban es
rombolasban.
Courtney nezete szerint a
minden percben kitorheto vi
laghaborut az a nernzet nyeri
meg, amelyik a legtobb es a
legjobb repUlogepekkel rendel-
kezik. Mem tudja az amerikai
volt tengeresztiszt megmonda-
nj, hogy melyik nemzetnek
van tobb repiil6gepe, csak ep-
pen ARA utal, hogy jaj annak
az orszagnak, amely ezen a
teren hatramarad.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-09

SHNAo0> fNAN f~oAUS ~
jet tette tanulmany targyava
a Collier cimu tobb millio pei
danyszamu amerikai kepes he
tilap, amely egyik szakertojet,
w. B. Courtney volt tengeresz
tisztet, ma pedig szerkesztot
bizta meg ezzel a feladattal.
Minden illetekes tenyezo kesz
seggel ismerte ell Amerikaban,
hogy ere a feladatra tenyleg
Courtney a legalkalmasabb
ember es kivancsian vartak,
hogy kiterjedt europai tanul-
manyutjanak eredmenyei fe-
lol milyen jelentest fog tenni
az amerikai kozonsegnek.
A tanulmany alapossaga er-
dekeben Courtney elobb Ethio-
pia elfoglalasanal volt jelen es
oft figyelte meg, hogy olyan
felig vad teruleten, mint ez az
afrikai allan, nit tudtak csi-
nalni az olaszok repiilogepei.
Mikor ext mar alaposan meg
vizsgalta, akkor Spanyolor-
szagba ment, ahol a legkulom-
boz0bb repulogepeket hasznal-
jak a polgarhaboruban. Latta
Courtney az orosz, a nemet,
az olasz repulogepeket, de Ia
tott sok amerikait is, barha
azok mem voltak vi keletiek
es azoknal ma Amerika jobba-
kat csinal.
A legkozelebbi tanulmanyi
szinhelye Kina volt, ahol Court
ney nemcsak az orosz repu-
l6gepeket latta viszont, hanem
a japanokat is es kiszimatol-
hatta vegiil, hogy milyen pusz-
titast tudnak vegezni vajjon
a repul6gepek?
Megbizatasa az volt, hogy
talalja XII: vajjon a mai hada-
szatban fontos szerepe van-e a
repulogepnek, vagy sem?
Courtney AIT jelenti, hogy
tevesek azok a jelentesek, mint
ha a nagy magassagbol, amely-
ben most a repul6gepek jar
max, mem tudnanak vegtelen
karokat okozni. Repulhetnek
a gepek akar huszezer lab ma
gassagban, olyan pontosan Ell
tik a bombakat a kijelolt he
lyekre, hogy azok ellen nincs
vedelem. A repiil6gepek ellen
szerkesztett agyuk es gepfegy-
verek - Courtney szerint -
nem ernek semmit, inert a
veszedelmet elharitani mem
tudjak.
/ Peldakat hoz fel ere Court
ney, hogy a repiil6gepek ellen
mem lehet vedekezni. Elmond-
ia, hogy Kinaban Chankureng
mellett a sancarkokban voltak
a japan csapatok, amikor hir-
telen megjelent az arkok fe.
lett egy csom6 Oroszorszagbar
kesziilt hadi repiil6gep, elkezd.
tex bombakat dobalni a sane.
arkokra es mire a bonbazas.
sal elkesziiltek, mem volt t0bbe
egyetlen sancarok sem. Ezze]
] szemben a japanok egyetlen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-09
FL KELL MONDAN|

A pittsburgh "Magyarsag'
cimi hetilap irja a kovetkezo-
ket.
A Rakoczi Egylet vezet6sege
a napokban tartott gyulesen
kimondta, hogy csatlakozik
az ujonnan eletre keltett Anne
rikai Magyar Szovetseghez. Ez
a hatarozat bizonyara egesz
Amerikaban oszinte oromet
fog kelteni a magyarsag k0re-
ben, inert mem kevesebbet je-
lent, mint AIT, hogy a negy
nagy orszagos egylet most mar
teljesen egyetert ebben a fon-
tos es Macy kerdesben.
Ideje volt, hogy a Rakoczi
Egylet derek vezet6i ezt a
dicseretes hatarozatot meghoz-
tax, inert amint Varga elnok
hangoztatta is a gyiilesen, a
magyarsag k0reben mar hata-
rozottan az a nezet kezdett
halakufni, hogy a Rak6czi
Egylet lesz a legk0zelebbi,
amely a beliilrol valo furas ko-
vetkezteben radikalis, vagy
plane kommunista kezekbe
fog kerulni.
Cseppet sem titok mar az
amerikai magyarsag elott,
hogy ennek a belso furasnak
erdekeben minden lehetot ell
k0vetnek evek ota azok, akik
kimondottan v0ros kezekben
szeretnek 1atni az amerikai
magyarsag legnagyobb erejet
jelent6 negy orszagos egy-
1etet.
Az egyletek dolgaival isme-
r6sebbek ujjal tudnanak ra-
mutatni azokra az emberekre,
akik tudatosan, vagy ontudat-
lanul ennek a celnak szolgala-
taban allanak. Viszont AIT is
meglehet allapitani, hogy eek
a probalkozasok eddig vajmi
keves sikerrel jartak. Azok az
elemek, akik a maguk ugyet
meg a maguk kis koreben sem
tu0,dk eletben tartani, akik-
mex = nyugodtan el lehet
mondani, - meg semmi sem
sikerult, tulsagosan kemeny
diokra bukkantak a magyar
egyletekben.
Az is koztudomasu, hogy
mindezek dacara egymas ko-
zott mar ugy beszelgettek ezek
az elemek, mintha egyik-ma-
six orszagos egylet maris az
Ovek volna.
A Rakoczi vezetoseg nagyon
id6szerii hatarozata azert is
orvendetes, inert eppen ideje-
ben hallgattat ell minden ilyen
celzatu mende-mondat, anne
lyet az egyletr6 szantszandek-
kal hoztak forgalomba.
Most mar csak AIT kell re-
melnunk, hogy ennek a Macy
egyletnek tagsaga is eppen
olyan nagy t0bbseggel fog a
vezet6seg hatarozata melle
allani, mint amilyennel ait a
vezetok Bridgeportban kimon-
dottak az Amerikai Magyar
Szovetseghez valo csatlakoza-
sukat.
Egeszen bizonyos, hogy akik
meg akartak akadalyozni en-
mex kimondasat, a t6lik kitelo
legnagyobb er6vel fogjak ia
madni nemcsak a hatarozatot,
hanem termeszetesen ,azokat
is, akik kimondtak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-09

Az atlag amerikai az, aki
hiszi a tiz parancsolatot es is
meri az alkotmanyt. Mivel
azonban egyiket Sc tanitjak az
sajnos, nagyon keves
az atlagos amerikai.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-09

A labdauteSre alkalmaS fuZ-
ia husangok mar lie voltak
vagva, XII voltak faragva, a ja-
tekhoz sziikseges labdat is ell
hozta keblebe dugva Kohn Ig-
nae (az apja biztosan mem
tudott fel6le, mikor a boltbol
kiemelte), a diakhad oft volt
mar a mez6n, csak eppen a
ket kapitany szemelyeben kel-
lett megegyezzenek, akik a fell
dobott krajcar szeszelye sze-
rint valogassak ossze a csapa-
tot, kit ide, kit oda es kezd6d-
hetett volna a. Tonga meta. A
nagy ,labdajatek.
Minden keszen volt es a SEE
kar megis felborult a gyere-
kekkel. Eel kellett boruljon,
inert a ktil0nben egyetert6
gyerekhadbol kivalott ket-ha-
rom 0ntelt, sajat almainak vi
lagaban elo flu, aki felreallott
a t0bbit6l es eltorzult arccal,
osszeszoritott fogakkal jelen-
tette XII:
- Ha mem en- vagyok a ka-
pitany, akkor mem jatszom.
Mi tagadas benne, ezek az
en- nem-jatszom fiuk jo labda-
zok voltak. Ha odasuhintottak,
repUlt a labda magasra, sza-
ladhattak a tobbiek vigan,
inert ritka legeny volt k0ztiik,
aki az ilyen messze iit0tt lab
dat el tudtA kapni, miel6tt fol-
Diet ert volna. Meg is valasz-
tottak volna az en-nem-jat-
szom fiukat kapitanyoknak,
de megse jutottak ell ere a
tisztsegre soha, inert tudta fe-
l6luk mindenki, hogy mellet-
tuk mem lehet gondolata, We
lemenye es akarata senki mas
max. Affele k0lyok-diktatorok
voltak, akik mem tiirtek ellen
mondast es sejtelmiik Sc volt
rola, hogy van demokracia is
gondolatszabadsaggal, szolas-
szabadsaggal, cselekvesi sza-
badsaggaI. Sajtoszabadsagra
mem volt szukseg a fiuk villa
gaban, inert ARA senki mem
vagyott. Eleg volt az irasb6l
az iskolaban, ahol "muszaj"
volt vele bajlodni.
Ez az "akkor en- mem jat-
szon" a 1egnagyobb atka a
mi amerikai magyar eletink-
mex. Az ohazainak is. A mi
sorainkban is vannak olyan
fiuk, akik kitiin6 labdazok, il
letve van sep tehetsegiik ARA,
hogy az ellen allianak, de ezzel
szenben hianyzik lelkukb6l a
demokracia irant valo erzes.
Affele koly0k-diktatorok, akik
ugy erik, hogy nekik mindig
igazuk van vagy legalabb is
igazuk kell legyen, inert ha
valaki ellentmond nekik, akkor
nyomban felboritjak a iatek
szekeret. Jatekr6l kell beszel-
mink, inert hiszen mikor mi
amerikai magyarok, akiknek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-09
R0vID HIREK

A legkellemetlenebb ember
az, aki mem fogadja el az
ebedre valo meghivast, de oft
marad az ember nyakan,
hogy ne ebedelheSsen 8 sc.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-09

Baratai szerint Garner al
elnoknek minden megvan ARA,
hogy eln0k legyen. Eppen
csak a szavazatai hianyza-
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-09

A haborura valo keszil6des
ugyan haborura vezet, de hol
allana a vilag, ha mem lenne
rend6rseg a biin0z6kkel szem-
ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-09

hos magyar katonak altal zsakanyot cseh panca ko-
csi Dudinszky Bella f6szOlgabr6, ahi feher zas6val
mint parlamentr k0zeledett csehek fee de akire
csehek ral6ttek es megsebesiilt
"a acknowledgements Maple szvess61sb6)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-09

Ere az egylet vezetosege bi-
zonyara ell van keszulve, de az
amerikai magyarsag bizik
benne, hogy a tamadasok ha-
tastalanok maradnak es a
Rakoczi Egylet a mask ha-
rommal egyiitt mindaddig ak
tiv tagja marad a Magyar
Szovetsegnek, amig az elet-
kepes lesz amig bevaltja azo-
kat a varakozasokat, amelye-
ket a magyarsag hozza ftiz.
Evening star., 1939-09-29
William L. Brown,
Retired Printer, Dies

William L. Brown, 70, who retired
six years ago after 43 years service
in the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing, died today at his home at
103 North Columbia street, Falls
Church, Va.
Mr. Brown was a native of Wash
ington, but had lived in Falls
Church for the last "a years. Before
beginning his long service as a
printer with the Bureau of Engrav-
ing and Printing, he had worked for
= year and a half as a page in the
Senate.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs,
Sallie H. Brown; a son, William L.
Brown, jr., of Washington, and a
daughter, Mrs. Ruth N. Thomas,
Falls Church.
Funeral services will be held Mon
day at 2 pm. Burial will be in Co.
lumbia Gardens Cemetery in Vir-
ginia.
Evening star., 1939-09-29

day, the admiralty declared no ship
Of the navy had been damaged.
I'm view Of the continued and re-
iterated misstatement Of the Ger
man broadcast to the effect that
units Of the British fleet in the
North Sea have been damaged by
German aircraft" 1t said, "the ad-
miralty reafdrms that In the actions
referred to no British ship has been
damaged. nor any casualties in
CURED from German aircraft"
Claimed Plane Carrier Sunk.
German reports had enumerated
British casualties Tuesday and
Wednesday as an aircraft carrier
destroyed" . battleship damaged
and q heavy cruiser successfully at
tackled"
The admiralty said the German
report Of hitting . heavy cruiser ap-
parently referred to the attack from
which 1t said the destroyer escaped.
the British press retorted to Ger
man intimations that the de.
stroyed" aircraft carrier was the Ark
Royal by denouncing them as q ruse
to get the admiralty to disclose the
warship's whereabouts in q denial.
The Ark Royal, an official state
ment said, us safe and sound at her
allotted station"
An ofdcial report listed is men
killed and four injured In a num-
tions factory explosion on the North
Coast. 1t gave no specific location.
The ministry Of supply, however,
said the damage would not inter-
fere necessarily with production.
The blast shook towns and villages
In a radius Of is miles. AS a pre-
caution, air raids were sounded
throughout the vicinity to send
women and children to shelter.