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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20
Mrs. D. B. Collins And
Pastors Al d c lu b
Conduct A r a ii y

The Pastors iid club ~ which
Nf'. Doll r. collins IS president
gaze financial rally to raise funds
wiin which to send the pastor. Hcy
J.. J.. Lawrence. 81 Vernon chspel
church, 70 me AME conference
which Will convene ia Detroit.
Mrs. Willie Mae Smith. OF 81
Louis, Mo. rendered valuable as
sis'anre IN conducting the music
and siyle show.
The campaisn was a great sue
peSs The amount raised was
Sl2tai Mach foWmendation f. due
Mrs collins FOR me success ~ The
dfi,e witch was he biggest ever
iu' on nv The Pastors Aid club.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20
Birthday Party

Dardell Cranberry gave sue
prise birthday party for his girl
friend, Mrs. l.. Dean Kincade. The
affair was held ~ $40 Falkland
May IL The young woman receiy-
ed MANY beautiful gifts and happy
birthday wishes. The special gift
was wrist watch from Nh Gran
berry. Delicious refreshments were
served. Among those present were;
Roscoe Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. lenard
Hail. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Adams.
Miss Laura Brown. Mack Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. TAYLOR and Mr.. and
Mrs Young OF Ray City.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20
The Sophisticates

TIE Sophis'iya'rs met as usual
az hp clifford street center Thurs
da, Ncning with a'record aNend
enc" Miss Ada Payne. IN charr'
~ The d. rnssion for the evening"
chose Tho lilo ~ AleNandcr IN.
m2s as her subject The group wa-
p'eascd 10 have ~ quests Missc.
M,fiie Ware: Matte Lon Washing
ton Rrhv Moore and Oliver Jones
sone ~ whom Gro prospects,
members
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20

Mrs. Ola VI. Hughes. of Flint
who LETT Monday afternoon Via
Chicago 10 West Baden. Ind,
where she VIII ioin her sister.
Mrs. Magnus clark. and melee.
Mrs.. Elizabeth turiis who are
mentioning there.
The party will attend the
graduation exercise Of Tuske-
gee Institute. Ala. where Mrs.
Hughes son. Charles. VIII
graduate with honors. Nay %.
They VIII visit n number Of
cities throughout the south
land. spending some time In
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20
FIintites In Chicago

Mrs. J. u. Wilson, wife OF Or. j.
u Wilson. aud Mrs. s. ]. ID. Shook
are spending The next two weeks In
The Windy City with friends and
relatives. Mrs. Wilson and her hus-
band spent The Mothers Day at
cassopolis with the doctors par
EMS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-02
MRS. JOHN (R0SS
 AND DAUGHTER TO
 MAKE LONG JkUMT

Mrs. John Cross of Deering, one of the North Countrys most well known business women, operating trading posts and dabbling in min ing, arrived in Juneau Saturday from the Interior with her daughter Patsy Ann.
 Mrs. Cross and her daughter are contemplating trip through the Panama Canal and a two weeks visit in the East before flying west with her husband, well known Sew ard Peninsula aviator who will pur- chase a new Waco in the East.
 Expecting to return to Alaska in the latter part of February, Mrs. Cross said she planned to stop over in Juneau for the last part of the Legislature and a visit with Juneau friends.
 Mrs. Cross said the Seward Pen- fnsula and Yukon country is 'un- Usually prosperous" with everybody happy with lots of mining develop ment and an exceptionally good fur season coming in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-02
PAYMENTS UNDER INSURANCE PLAN
 STARTING NOW
them pIoyed Workers Who Have Been Covered
 Get Up 10 S15 Week

, Payment of benefits by the Un- employment Compensation Commis- sion through the Territorial Elm plcyment Service offices starts with the first of the new year of 1889, ac- cording to Joseph T. Flakne. head of the employment service. 1ndivid- uals who have worked in covered employment during 1888 and become
 unemployed will be eligible for un- employment compensation benefits provided they meet the requirement. set cut in the law.
 Benefits are in no sense Of the word dole,'' MT. Flakne said. "They are in fact insurance premiums rightfully due to the worker, and are payable to him during periods of involutary unemployment. In ord- CT to secure benefits, a worker must register at the local employment cffice where a claim for benefits will be completed in his behalf A con- tinued claim must be filled out each week, and the worker must at all times be able and available for work. Claims fer workers in outlying districts will be handled by mail.
 The benefit amount will be com puted on the actual wages. earned by the individual in covered en- ploynent during 1888. The maximum benefit amount under the law is 1915 week for Is weeks. Workers who are employed in seasonal oc- equations will not be eligible fer benefits until the recurring sea- son. ar
 The Unemployment Compensa- ticn Commission has approximately $35 GOO individual wage records on file in its office in Juneau. The tax is paid solely by the employer. There is over $S000o0 available for benefit payments to Alaska workers.
 Alaska has entered an Interstate Benefit Payment Plan whereby a worker who moves from one state to
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-02
HAIDA FIVE
 PLAY AGAIN
Double Bill Slated for Hiqh School Gym Tomor-
 row Night

Tomorrow night in the High School gymnasium, the Haida basketball five, dark horses of the city loop, will get into suits again for the first time since December l.
 The evening calls for a double header with the Alaska Juneau squad meeting Krause, and the Haida meeting Jennings Five.
 The first game is bound to be in doubt, with Krause's men showing the same never-die spirit that makes them always dangerous, while the second game, is also anybody's con- test W a
 The Haida had to go out and save a few men at sea and haven't been getting their usual basket practice In addition, the last time the Hen ming squad played. they turned in a new type of basketball attack much different from the style of play they had displayed before.
 The Henning combination is pass ing, now, working in and working out, and now and then potting one. They look smoother and their shoot ing eyes have improved. They'll give the Haida men a tough run
 And that's the ticket There is plenty Of opportunity for a three way tic, or even a fourway tie in this loop and it's beginning to get really interesting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-02
CLARK BASSETTS
 IN AUTO WRECK

MT. and Mrs Clark Bassett were cut and bruised Saturday night in an automobile accident on Glacier Highway when Bassett swerved to avoid an unlighted parked car and left the road
 Bassett. Pacific Alaska Airways airport manager, was driving the PAA truck when the unlighted park ed car loomed in the road ahead of him just north of the Mendenhall Dairy.
 Mrs. Bassett suffered a cut lip necessitating stitches, and also broke a number of teeth. MT. Bassett received a gash on the face and chin, also requiring stitches.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-02
N0RAH SAILS
 LAST NIGHT,
 BOUND SOUTH

The steamer Princes Norah passed seuthbound through Juneau last night, taking the following pass engers from here:
 Frank Good, Miss A. Ricketts, Jean Faulkner, Mr, and Mrs. R. A. Cock, A. Van Mavern, Mrs J. c. Haldeman. MT. and Mrs Tom George, E. E. Ninnis. Miss o. Trower, Mrs. s. T'rower Mrs. Charles Beale. Mrs. H. Brown, F. B. Maxwell, J. Kettinger.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-02
NEW YEAR WELCOMED
 AT ELkS' HI-JINkS

The new year, 1889, was officially ushered in at the Elks High-Jinks Saturday night, held at the Elks Ballroom, where a dancing crowd in holiday humor broke forth at the strike of 12 o'clock with their noisemakers to welcome "the baby with the three-cornered pants"
 Music was furnished by Wes Bar rett and his orchestra, with ar engagements for the festivities under the supervision of Rod Darnell, Art Burke, Bill Franks and Bob Day. lin. r fssE
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-02
HAIDA RUSHING
 TO LIGHTHOUSE
 TO AID KEEPER
Blood Poison Emergency Calls Cufier-May Go
 On 10 Kodiak

Because a light keeper at Cape Spencer station has a swollen right hand that apparently has resulted from blood poison, the cutter Haida sailed from here at ? o'clock this morning.
 The cutter is expected to return here at 8 o'clock this evening unless it is found necessary to continue to Kodiak where three illness cases are on tap for the cutter Morris out of Seward. now elsewhere on cruise.
 If the Morris is not available, the Haida will make the trip across the Gulf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-02
SKI CLUBBER5
 5LAL0M TODAY

Slalom races tdownhill, this way and that way1 were to be run off today on the Douglas Island ski trail in the first of series of Juneau Ski Club competitions for the recently donated Fred Hen ming Cup.
 More slalom races will be run later, committee members said, along with a number of other forms of competition, including downhill races, jumping, cross country and special events.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-02
Reception Today al
 Scottish Rite Temple

This afternon between 3 and o'clock the annual New Years re- ception, given by the Scottish Rite Masons, is being held at the Scot tish Rite Temple.
 The reception this year is not only for Masons, but for their wives as we'll as members of the Order of Eastern Star, the Rainbow Girls and members of the DeMolay Boys.
 Entertainment was arranged for the afternoons gathering, which $ entirely informal.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-02

al other may draw benefits for the ssate in which he earned wages in covered employment. To date, some 500 claims have been completed by the employment service for individ- uals who have earned wages out side of the Territory of Alaska and who are now unemployed.
 Workers are requested to call at the lccal employment office to ac- quaint themselves with the different requirements of the law
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-02

FEDERAL POWER COMMIS- SION, Washington, D. c. Public mo- tice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of the Federal Power Act
 t16 use. 791-825r) that the Pelican Cold Storage Company, whose ad- dress is Juneau, Alaska, has made application for preliminary permit for project No. 1921, to be located on an unnamed stream on the north shore of Lisianski Inlet on Chicha- gof Island, in Sitka Precinct, Terri tory of Alaska, affecting lands of the United States in the Tongass National Forest, consisting of a di- version dam, tunnel 200 feet long, 8 Hume $50 feet long a penstock 300 feet long, power plant having in- stalled capacity of about 500 horse power operating under static head of 120 feet, and an electric power line 2,500 feet long Any protest against the approval of this applica- tion or request for hearing thereon with the reasons for such protest i or request, and the name and ad- i dress of the party or parties so pro- 1 testing or requesting, should be sub mitted before February 8. 1889, to the Federal Power Commission, i Washington, D. C.. By order of the Commission; Leon M Fuquay, Sec
 retary.
 First publication, Jan. 2, 1889. Last publication, Jan 23, 1939.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-02
COURT REr0NvENES
 TOMORROW M0RMlNG
 AFTER HOLIDAY RElESS

After a holiday recess, Federal court will convene again tomorrow the regular jury panel ordered td report at 10 am. when the case o1 Sam Scott, charged with delinquen- cy, is set for trial. The special ven ire has been instructed to report Thursday when the Jerome J. Arm strong murder case. is scheduled.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-02
TULSE0UAH TRIP
 PLANNED BY COPE

One passenger and load of freight and mail was scheduled to be flown up the Taku River to Tulsequah today.
 Marine Airways Pilot Lon Cope was scheduled to make the trip with the wheel-equipped Fairchild.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-02
WHiTEH0RSE FOLKS
 THROUGH ON N0RAH

MT. and Mrs. Aubrey Simmons of Whitehorse. are passengers on the Princess Norah going through Ju- neau last night for the States on a vacation trip.
 Simmons, brother of George Sim mons of Northern Airways, is Chief Collector of Customs at Whitehorse
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-02
SIMMONS TAXES
 FOUR up TODAY

Shell Simmons was to go out 10 Hoonah and Hirst today with the Alaska Air Transport Lockheed, taking four passengers.
 Mrs. Pinkley, Mrs. Moy and Mrs. Melvin were to go to Hoonah and Bob Seaman to Hirst.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-02
RUSSELL COOKS GO
 SOUTH ON PRINCESS

MT. and Mrs. Russell Cook left for the south last night on the Canadian Pacific steamer Princess Louise for a months vacation in the States.
 MT. Cook is connected with the Alaska Electric Light and Power Company in Juneau, and both he and Mrs. Cook will visit relatives in the south.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-02
\. 0. ADAMS SOUTH
 ON BUSINESS TRIP

H. o. Adams, agent for the Alaska Steamship Company, will sail for the south tonig h on the steamer Mount Mckinley.
 MT. Adams will spend month in Seattle on an annual business trip. During his absence Glenn Hyner, Assistant Agent, will be in charge of the Juneau office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-02
TIDES TOMORROW

Low tide-4:24 am, 3.9 feet
 High tide-10;28 am, 17.6 feet. Low tide--5.l3 pm, Is feet. High tide-ll;33 pm, 150 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-02
MARINE NEWS
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
. . . . D 2 NORTHBOUND

NOh l hDOCND
 . Tongass scheduled to arrive . early in the morning; Due at
 . Dupont midnight tonight.
 . Baranof scheduled to arrive at . o'clock tomorrow morning Q and sails westward at 2 . o'clock in the afternoon. . Should have fouyr days mail . aboard. Q Northland scheduled to arrive . at o'clock tomorrow morn Q ing. . SCHEDULED SAILINGS . North Coast scheduled to sail Q from Seattle 10 am. January e. D Princess Norah scheduled to ( Q sail from Vanvoucer 9 pm.
 January 10. } SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS { . Mount Mckinley scheduled 3 to arrive at 5.30 o'clock this c . afternoon and sails south ( , three hours later. , LOCAL SAiLINGS . 9 Estebeth scheduled to sail every . : Wednesday at 6 pm. Tor Sit C ka ana wayportS. . Dart leaves every Wednesday ( 3 at am. for Petersburg, Port ( . Alexander, Fake and way . ports.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-02

Many fish outlive men. The pike attains an age of 200 years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-02

Today's News Tonay.-Empire.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12
Demokratak
Tisztujitasa

A Mahoning Megyei Magyar
Demokrata Kor evi tisztvisel6
valaszto gyiilest tart januar
18-an, Szerda este 8 oral kez-
dettel a Ward Baking Co.,
epiileteben, Mahoning es Glen
wood Ave-, sarkan, szemben a
fo Isaly Ice Cream gyarral.
Ingyen parkolas. Husit6 ital es
k0nnyi harapni valo lesz fel-
szolgalva a gyiiles utan. Az
1939-ik eyre szoio tagsagi dija-
kat mar e gyiilesen lehet be-
fizetni.
TAUSS GYULA, elnok,
RESS JOSEF, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12

Januar lien, l.edden, pi-
rosbetus unrepnapja lesz a
Youngstown nagyarsagnak.
Ezen a napon kerul bemuta-
tora a. 326-328 West Fede-
raj st. alatt levo Cameo"
szinhazban ez a historikus
magyar film, amely a Eel
videk felszabaditasarol es a
magyar csapatok diadalmas
bevonulasarol kesziilt.
Minden magyar sziv heve-
sebben liilztetett ARA a hire,
hogy Kassa, Komarom, Lo-
sonc, Ersekujvar es mas 700
magyar kozseg es varos 20
ewes igazsagtalan szetvalasz-
tas utan megint vissza lett
csatolva az ohazahoz.
Maid ha a CAMEO" szin-
haz mozivaszna lepergeti azo-
kat a jeleneteket, amelyek
akkor jatszodtak lie, amikor a
magyar katonafiuk HCRTHY
MIKLoS kormanyzo vezetese-
vel bevonultak az elszakitott
testvereink szulo hazankhoz
visszacsatolt varosaiba, maid
ha latja AIT a meghatott han
gulatot, mamoros oromet,
ahogy a magyar csapatokat
testvereink iidvozoltek, akkor
megfogjuk erteni, hogy olyan
film megtel1inteseben van al
kalmunk gyonyorkodni, mely-
mex emleke egy egesz eleten
at elkiser minden magyart.
Ez a szellem fogja athatni
azokat, akik megnezik a
CAMEO" szinhaz program
jara januar lien, kedden,
delel6tt 11-tol este 11-ig a
misorra tiizott bevonulasi
filmhiradot.
Ugyarzan a misoron SEE
repel az elmult evad egyik
lsgnagyobb filr1sikere, Javor
Pal leghiresebb ciganyzenes,
mulatos filmje a 'Megyebap'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12
BRIDGEPORT GYULES
MOST VASARNAP

A Bridgeport Szovetseg 16-
TX, youngstown osztalya most
vasarnap, januar 15-en tartja
rendes havi gyuleset a Scent
Gyorgy Cor. Kath. Egyhaz Fe-
her Termeben. A tagok minel
nagyobb szamu megjeleneset
kerjiik, ANIMAL is inkabb, inert
ezen a gyiilesen lesz az 1888.
evi elszamolas. A december 18-
an tartott tisztujito gyulesen
a tagsag sep szammal volt je-
len es megvalasztottak egyhan-
gulag a regi tisztikart es min
den maradt a regi. - Beteg
tgunk: Gene Claiborne, jelenleg
a City Korhazban. - Betegseg
az ugyekezl6nel jelentend6. CT
me: 1874 Silliman st.
Husoczky J0zsef
ugykezel6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12
Greg Amerikasok
Evi Gyuilese Lesz

Az Oreg Americas Magyarok
Youngstown es kor,lyeki Csa-
ladja 1889 jan. 15-en, vasarnap
dautan 2 Ora 30-kor rendes
evi tisztujit6 gyiilest tart a
SIT. Istvan Otthonban, Queen
st. Is Wilson Ave. sarkan,
melyre minden csaladtagot es
a csaladunkba minden ujon-
nan belepni szandekoz6 0reg
Amerikas magyart tisztelettel
meghivjuk es magyar testveri.
szeretettel varjuk.
Legyiink hiiek e jelsz6hoz,
Magyar a Magyarert" testve
rex Is partoijak az 0reg Anne
rikasok Magyarok Csaladjat.
I'd. HorUdth IstUdn, csaJddf6.
Danish J6gsef, ir6dedk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12

elete viragaban halt meg auto
szerencsetlensegben.
A fatal Szikora 2006 Elm
Street, Benita Cash Market
truckjat vezette a Burkey es
Raccoon uton, amikor az auto
egy fanak nekiiitkozve, ossze-
tort. AZ eros utes Szikorat
teljes erovel kihajitotta a gep-
bol.. Sulyos hat, fej es egyeb
seruleseket szenvedett. Az ARA
haladok rogt0n beszallitottak
a South Sidei korhazba, de
nem tudtak az eletnek meg
menteni.
A fatal Szikora, mint a fl
we're, Szikora es Medve koz-
kedvelt zenekaranak a tagja,
kedves es vidam modora Matt
kozszeretetnek orvendett, xii
lonosen a fiatalok kozott. A
West Sidei CLANCY iskolaban
vegezte a tanulmanyait, ahol
az iskolai zenkarnak, es a Ma
tional Honor Society-nak is
tagja volt.
Temetese hetfon, januar no
Gen volt. Az ifju halottat az
autok belathatatlan sora es
viragerdo kozott a nagyszamu
magyarsag osztatlan reszvete
mellett a Magyarok Nagyasz-
szonya rom. kath. templomba
kisertek, maid Ft. Mundweil
Janos plebanos gyaszszertarta-
sal utan a Calvaria temetoben
az anyaf0ldnek adtak at az
ifju foldi maradvanyait.
Halalat gEaszoNjak, szulei:
Szikora Laszlo es neje, fivere
Laszlo es huga Margit, vala-
mint nagyszamu rokonsaga.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12
(Folytatas)

" 0@y cS@VSN~SI
Borus reggelen koran kel-
tiink Nagybold ldogasszony nap
jan, hogy vagy 800 kiilfoldi
magyarral, koztuk csaknem
az egesz amerikai delegacio
val elzarandok dokoljunk kiilon
vonaton Esztergomba, a nem-
regen felfedezett Arpad-kori
var unnepelyes megnyitasara.
Kaptunk meghivot az elo-
kel6segeknek fentartott hely-
re, de ahhoz zsakettbe kellett
volna 0ltozni, az meg mem
volt. Hat csak elmentiink
egyszeru minden napi ruha-
ban szemleloknek. Azaz, hogy
csak AIT gondoltuk, hogy
szemlelok lesziink.
A Kenyermezo-D o-Dorog- Esq
tergomi vicinalis tele volt
utasokkal. Egy Macy fekete
ruhas csoportban utazott We
lunk a Buoai Dalarda, amely
szerepelt az unnepseg miso-
ran. Mi kiilfoldiek nagy
tarka tomegben voltunk. Vo-
rosvar fele megeredt az ESQ
es meg mindig szemezett
amikor megerkeztiink Esq
tergomba, ahol a vasutor
vart a varos helyettes polgar.
mestere fekete magyar ruha-
ban a kitiinteteseivel a mel,
len.
Szollt a banda, a dorog
baltyaszok fekete-a r anyos
egyenruhas zenekara. Elhang
zott a muzsika es odaall
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12

"A y0ungstoaD7,i sslovdk nyel-
Uii hetl1p bessuntette naegje-
leneset. Multi heti ssdnad Dolt
az ut0IS6 k0sel 28 eUi fen11dl-
IDS utdn.
Y0ungstownban most n1dr
csck egg idegen ayeluen meg
jelen6 ujsdg Dan es az a ma
gyarsdg k0sel 30 eves heti
ldpj1 az An1erikdi Magyar
Hirldp.
Mtert Ssuntette be q United
Printing co. anaely hosssu eUe-
ken DIT tulajdonosa es kiad6ja
DOIt a mi lapunkradk is a tot
lnp0t?
Asert inert mem tudtd ndgy
UeSstessg nelkdl fenntartani.
AnaiAor 0t eUvel esel6tt a
magyar lapot ugyanebb6l az
0Eb6I beakartdk ssIntetai, mi
Gtik eUtisedeken dit ssolgdl-
tux a n,ngy0rsdgot a lap ha-
sdbjGin DIT, kertlk a tulaj-
don0st, hogy adja DIT nekd'ak a
Desztesegre dolgoso magyar Ia
pot. Ne erie a magyar lapot a
ssegyen, hogy csak ugy kimu-
Iik d Uldgbol.
As6ta mi fenntdrtjuk a la
pot, dacdra annak, hogy a hir-
detSs nngyon keves es amSlkul
bisOny aagyon nehes hdW 200
d0lldrokat naeghalad6 nyonadn
ssdmldkat tiset7ai, mem is en-
Htve az egyeb koltsegeket.
FentGrtjuk a Idpot, dacdrd
vn1a1aat, hogy bisony mem kong
pyi; sserkesst6nknek, aki egess
nap es sokssor kes6 estig az
nngoI 1ap1adl keresi meg ke-
nytret, hasaj0nni es akkor
meg neki ldtni a magyar lap
irdsdndk.
Ha a magyar lapb6I kellene
naegelnInA, regen chen hal
tu7lk D0lna.
A lap fentartdsdban segite-
nek nekdrak a MAGYAR egg
1,dsdk es egyletek es segit a
j6Ielka n1agydrsdg el6jisetese-
Del. Higyjek Ell mem hasg1lot
udnak 7aekI'1k. Csdk dnnyit,
hOgy a lapot fent tudjuk tar
tnni daaelkiil, hogy a anegelhe-
test fisetesb6I Sokdt keHene
hoszd potoIaai.
s Sajndljuk egyresst, hogy lap
tdrsupk megssI7at, nadsresst
mint naagyGrok csak 0riilhe-
think neki, inert pdnsslduabb,
magyar ellen isgatobb lap
nlighu volt Amerikdban. Ha a
yollngsto1Dni sslovdk veset6k
Ghelyett, hogy naiadig a ma
gyGrok ellen isgattdE vol7ad,
vela7A bardtsdgbaa eltek DOL
ma, sokkal jobb Uolna a w-
ssony youpgstoW'ai naagyarok
6s t6tok E0st.
Mem EdrOr0namel irjuk ese-
ket d sOrokdt, de nasgiS job
ban ragasskodik a mi ma
gyarsdgu7aE lapjdhos, mint a
t6tok ragasskodtak az 0Dek-
hes.
KerjIk a naagyarsdgot ne
SdjndIjG ast a pdr centet,
nnaibe a magyar lap el6tisetese
'Skeril hetenkent. Pdrtolja uj-
Sdgjdt es mi act addig fem
tGrtjak, 0n,ig csak birjut er6-
vel hG mines is egg penny
1aassnu7ak rata.
e e e
T0bbeE erdekl0dese es kerel-
mere, U0lanai'at uj el6fiset6i1at
kiudnsdgdra ujbd lek0s0ljIt
SserEesst6nk Budapesten, a
Washington ssOb0r el6tt tar
tntt heez6d6t na,aeIarrGI inat IN
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12
A SzOLO HECYET
IS ALAAKNAzThK
Irtak Beregb6l, hogy milyen
0rOm volt Magyarorszagba
viSSZaterni

Levelet hozott a posta a
messze Karpataljarol a mutt
heten GyOrgy Tamas ismert
Campbell vers-iro magyar test
veriinknek a testveretG, a ma
gyar f0ldhoz visszacsatolt Be
reg Sombol.
AIT mondja a level, hogy
mem kepes annak iroja leirni,
milyen 0r0mmel mentek ke-
resztul a szabaGulas oraiban.
A retteges es felelem orjito volt
a cseh zsebrakok elvonulasa
elott. A sziireteles elmaradt,
inert a sz6l6hegyet alaaknaz-
tax a csehek es meg a magyar
katonak bevonulasa utan is
csak napok mulva mehettek
XII a sz0lokbe, miutan a ma
gyar honvedek ttizetes atvizs-
galas utan biztonsagossa tet-
tex. AIT irja, hogy a sziiret
emiatt Beregszaszo1a, Mez6ka-
SONY es Bereg Sonban csak
november vegeil volt.