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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-12
HITLER BEKET KINAL

A mutt heten nem-hivatalos
fegyverSziinet volt minden
europai harcteren S ITALIAN csak
azert sulyesztettek el egy par
kereskedelmi hajot, hogy a ha-
di allapot megmaradjon a re-
kordon.
Hitler beket ajanlott a vilag-
max a het vegen nem szen-
we'd semmi ketseget, hogy a
nemet diktator a beket 6szin-
ten akarja.
Ha azonban a sz0vetsegesek
ugy erik, hogy nincsenek meg
verye s hogy van egy chance
jiik a gy6zelemre, akkor a fel-
kinalt 'beket" elfogadni nem
fogjak.
A nemet fiihrer a beket a sa-
jat feltetelei mellett ajanlja,
olyan modorban, mintha a len
gyeleken Xviii mar a franciak
es az angolok is le lennenek
verve.
Bejelentette, hogy Lengyei-
orszag sorsat csakis 8 es Sta
lin fognak megszabni, hogy az
egesz Kelet Europaban ketten
akarnak parancsolni hogy a
Nyugat Europai hatalmaknak
"a keleti es a Balkan allanok
sorsaba beleszolast mem en-
'ged.
Amt ezeken Xviii mondott,
az mem erdemli nyomda-fes-
teket, inert hogy 8 haborut
mem kivan, hogy tobbe Nemet-
orszagnak teruleti igenyei min
csenek, hogy 6 hajlando a fegy
verkezes korlatozasara, AIT mar
sokszor elmondta. Es a vilag
nem felejtette Ell, hogy albany
szor ezt regebben igerte, az
igereteit annyiszor megszegte.
Mem volt semmi uj a dikta-
tor ajanlataban csupan az,
hogy ezuttal hajlando Stain
nal osztani meg az Europa fe-
letti hatalmat, ami sem az an
golokat, sem a franciakat mem
nagyon csabitja.
Erdekes, hogy most Hitler
ugyanazokat kerte a vilagtol
es ajanlotta a vilagnak, amit
t6le kert es neki ajanlott
Roosevelt, mikor az Egyeslilt
Allamok choke altalanos le-
fegyverzes mellett bekes konfe-
enciat ajanlott. Akkor valosag-
gal a szemebe nevetett Hitler
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-12

hogy az angolok fenntartjak
lminden olyan hajostarsasag ke-
lreskedelmi haj6it, vagy minden
lolyan kereskedel vallalat Szal
litmanyait - barhova szolnak
azok, - amelyek 0sszek0ttetes-
ben allnak a nemet kormany-
nyal. Ha tehat mondjuk egy
|argentinai cegr6l tudjak, hogy
a nemetekkel, mondjuk egy
holland ceg utjan erintkezes-
ben van, akkor annak a ceg-
mex meg AIT a szallitrnanyait
S elkobozzak, amik esetleg az
Egyesiilt Allamokba sz6lnak.
Ez a felelmetes fegyver las
san ARA kenyszerit minden ce-
get a vilagon, hogy a nemetek-
kel sem k0zvetleniil, sem k0z-
vetve osszekottetesbe ne lepjen.
A SZ0vETSEGESEK
VALASZA
A sz0vetsegesek a het vegeig
1ivatalos valaszt Hitlernek mem
adtak, de az el6l egeszen ell
mem Zarkoztak.
Minden esetre teny, hogy a
beket a sz0vetsegesek is ohajt-
jak, hiszen mem valami kelle-
mes kilatas egy pusztito es
gyilkos haboru, amely esetleg
romokba don't a fel vilagot,
de bizonyos, hogy Hitler sza-
va es igerete mem eleg a be-
kehez.
Austria figgetlenseget tisz-
teletben tartom, mondta a ne
met diktator egy felevvel az
el6tt, hogy Austriat elvette.
Mem kell egyetlen cseh sem,
mondta Miinchenben, mikor
"a Szudetakat megkapta.
Lengyelorszag kitiin6 barat
es bekeben eliink egyrnas mel
lett, mondta Hitler, mikor be-
vonult P~agaba. Csoda-e hat,
hogy a szovetsegesek mem ma
gyon biznak a jelenlegi igere-
teiben S mem akarnak leszerel-
nj, hogy egy ev mulva esetleg
Franciaorszag ellen rohanjon
"a nemet' diktator.
Val6szini azonban, hogy. a
Hitler ajanlatat ujabbak fog
jak k0vetni, hogy ideig-oraig a
nyugati front csendes lesz ez
alatt az lido a1att azonban egy-
re erositik a hatarokat es gyart
jak a municiot mindket oldal-
|rol. =
S egy dologban biztos lehet
mindenki. Ha a sz0vetsegesek
MOST beket kotnek, akkor az
azert tortenik, inert ugy erik,
hogy Hitlert keptelenek le-
verni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-12
PANAMERIKA

Minden republicans agita-
clio ellenere az valosag, hogy
Roosevelt minden aron meg
Iakarja 6vni ennek a nemzetnek
IA bekejet. Meg olyan aron is,
hogy Amerika osszes hajoit ha-
"a parancsolja az europai vi
zekr6l.
De AIT sem akarja megtiirni,
hogy az europai haborut ide
hozzak az amerikai partokra.
Exert hivtak 0ssze a 81 anne
rikai nemzetet, amelyek KEEP
visel6i megegyeztek Panama
Cityben, hogy a ket kontinens
vizeinek a semlegesseget meg
6rzik.
K0z0sen fogjak az 0sszes anne.
rikai allamok patrolozni a part
videket, koriilbeliil szazotven
mertfold szelessegben, hogy er-,
r6l a teriiletr6l a hadviselest-
kizarjak.
Ez a k0z0s eljaras szorosabb--
ra fiizte az amerikai nemzete-
ket egymashoz, aminek eppen
ICY hasznat fogjuk maid latni
bekeidoben, mint jelenleg, ha.
a patrol a celjat eleri. Egyel6-
re a hadvisel6 felek k0ziil Ang-
liza mem tiltakozik ez ellen az vi
rend ellen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-12
HABORU yasy BEkE

-
hogy a Balti tenger utan a
Soviet a csapjait lenyujtja a
Balkanra S Romania rettegve
|kiildi hadseregenek nagyobb re
sect BesszarabiAba.
S bar Magyarorszag koruna
nya ujra d plomaciai jo vi
szonyban van a sovjettel, az vi
szomszedsagnak oft sem tud-
max valami tulsagosan 0riilni.
Bar nemi biztositekot velnek
abban latni az ellen, hogy a
nemetek egy sep napon a ma
gyar nacik uralomra juttatasa-
val a nemet-magyar hatart le-
t0rlik a terkepr6l.
OLASZORsZAG HUv0S
A Hitler beszedet Olaszorszag
ban erthetoen nagy hiivosen
fogadtak S mem lepne meg SEN
kit, ha a ket tengely-h y-hatalom
veglegesen eltavolodna egymas-
tol.
Allitolag nemcsak a kiraly,
de a katonatisztek nagy resze
is feltetlenil ellene lenne min
den haborus kalandnak, amely
Olaszorszagot meg szorosabban
fiizne a Hitler jarmara.
Hasonlo hidegseg mutatkozik
Spanyolorszagban, amelynek a
kormanya mem is tudja elkep-
zelni, hogy akar csak joakara-
tn semlegessegben is, Stalinnal
lehetne egy frOnton.
UDVAROLNAK A T0ROKNEK
Toroko~szag baratsagat egy-
forman keresi a ket ellenseges
tabor es egy p.llanatra ugy
latszott, hogy az vi nenet-
orosz szovetseg a torokoket a
szovetseges blockbol kivonja.
A multi heten aztan az angol-
torok egyezseget tet6 ala hoz-
tax S ICY legalabb a Dardanel-
lax semlegessege biztositva van
mindket fel szamara.
T0r0korszagi a semlegesseget
ARA az esetre is fenntartja, ha
az oroszok Afghanisztanon ke-
resztul megrohannak Indiat,
abban a mem vart esetben, ha
fegyveres sz0vetseg j0nne let
re Hitler es Stain k0zt.
A NYUGATI FRONTON
A nyugati fronton teljes nyu
ga,om volt a multi heten S mem
varnak nagyobb esemenyeket
ere a hetre sem. Sokan ait
hiszik, hogy akarmeddig tart
a haboru, a nyugati fronton
nagyobb iitk0zetek mem lesznek
S hogy egyik fel sem vezeti a
hadsereget a vasbeton er6dite-
seknek, amelyeket mem lehet
olcson bevenni.
AIT sem hiszik, hogy a k0zel
i0v6ben valamelyik semleges
allamon, Belgiumon, Hollan-
dian vagy Svajcon keresztiil
t0rnek a hadvisel6 felek egy.
masra, bar AIT hiszik, hogy
egy hosszu haboru eseten az fel
tetlenul meg fog tortenni.
A vIZBEN Is LEvEG6BEN
Ahogy eddig, ezutan9is a viz.
ben es a leveg6ben varjak 9
d0nt6 utk0zeteket S ebben 9
haboruban idaig k0riilbeliil
|egyforma vesztesegeket szen,
vedtek.
A tengeren - a nemet u.
haj6k pusztitAsai dacara -
Anglia bizonyult er6sebbnel
|idaig $ allit6lag a nemet sub.
marinok fele mas elpusztult
a 1nvnU6hen aznnhan nddiU 9
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-12

Esorok ir6ja mem hiszi, hogy
|ez lenne q helyzet jelenleg, mem
hisl tehat, hogy beke lehet q
k0zeli hetekben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-12

Izott ezuttal az oroszokkal valo
fegyveres szovetsegre, amivel
|egy hete ugy ijesztgette a villa
got. Ebb6l ait kovetkeztetik
Europaban, hogy nincs nemet-
orosz katonai sz0vetseg S hogy
la haboruban Stain semleges
marad t6le Hitler nyersanyag
nal egyebet mem varhat.
Meg feltiin6bb volt az, hogy
Mussolini visszautasitotta AIT a
megtisztel6 felhivast, hogy k0z
vetiteni probation es a legfel-
tun6bb az, hogy Hitler az olasz
diktatort Kelet Europa Is a
Balkan ugyeib6l a Stain ked-
veert egyszeriien kizarta, inert
hiszen leszogezte, hogy ezeket
a kerdeseket ketten oldanak
meg Stalinnal. (Kelet Europa
kis nemzeteit, Magyarorszagot,
Szerbiat, Bulgariat es Roma
Mat a hideg a beszedre kiraz-
ia, inert igazan egyik nemzet
sem ohajtja, hogy a sorsat tell
hatalommal a ket veres kezu
diktator intezze.)
Erdekes volt a beszednek az
"a resze, amely a zsid6-kerdes
megoldasat igerte. A zsid6-ker-
dest Hitler azon a cimen csi-
malta es a zsido vallasu meme
tex vagyonat azon a cimen ra-
bolta el, hogy Ok hoztak a boil
sevizmust a vilagra. Most, hogy
a bolsevikekkel szovetseget k0-
tott, vagy egesz vi vadat kell
a zsid6k ellen talalni Cha meg
mem szedett ell t6liik mindent),
vagy ell kell a zsid6kerdest in
tezni.
STAIN lHALASZATA
Amig Europa zavaros vizein
az egyes s kil0n0sen a kisebb
allamok bizonytalanul verg6d-
mex, Stain ebben a zavarosban
kittino eredmennyel halaszgat.
Estona utan a multi heten
Latviat is orosz fenhatosag ala
helyezte S ere a hetren rem
delte Litvania miniszterelnO-
ket nagahoz, 11ogy a paran-
csot annak is kiadjs.
A Balti tengeren tehat Orosz
orszag az ur a nemetek utjat
Romania fele is elzartak, ert-
het6 hat, hogy Hitler siirgosen
beket akar csinalni.
A nemet diktator nehez hely-
zeteben megalkudott a - sze-
rinte = ordoggel most vala-
hogy szoros baratsagtol sza-
badulni Szeretne.
Attol tartanak a nemetek is,
masok is, hogy Stalinnak ewes
kozben jon meg az etvagya,
eyes, de katonailag teliesen tu-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-12
HOL Az OROSZ,
.OLASZ SZOVETSEG?

Feltiin0 volt a Hitler nagy
beszedeben, hogy mem hivatko-
Evening star., 1939-05-26
Baptists Meet Today
AT Southeast Church

The semi-annual meeting of the
District of Columbia Baptist Con-
vention was to be held this after
noon and tonight at the East Wash
ington Baptist Church, Branch and
Alabama avenues Sc.
The program scheduled home and
foreign missions, reports on the
meeting of the Southern Baptist
Convention in Oklahoma City last
week, and Sunday school work as
the principal topics for discussion.
Speakers at the afternoon session
at 2:30 o'clock were to include DR..
John E. Briggs, pastor of the Fifth
Baptist Church and chairman of
the City Mission Committee; Miss
Blanche White of Richmond, Va,
secretary of the Women's Missionary
Union of Virginia: the Rev. c. B.
Austin, president of the convention:
the Rev. Glenn B. Faucet, pastor
of the East Washington Church,
and the Rev. Robert C. Savage,
assistant pastor of the Metropolitan
Baptist Church.
w. J. Bloomer will speak at to-
nights service. on the Baptist Sum-
day School Superintendents' Asso-
citation, with George B. Fraser, vice
president of the convention, presid-
ing John Ruthven will lead devo-
tions.
Evening star., 1939-05-26
Street Cars, Buses
Rerouted for Visit
OF King and Queen
Many Traffic Changes
Will Go Into Effect
June 8

The Public Utilities Commission
today issued orders for temporary
rerouting of many streetcar and bus
lines June to clear the streets over
which the British King and Queen
will be escorted to the White House
and the British Embassy.
The most extensive changes will
be made necessary by complete sus-
pension of all ordinary traffic for
more than two hours on the Union
Station -CapitolWhite House route
of the military parade which will
escort their majesties to the White
House after their arrival at Union
Station at II am.
Streetcar service will be sus-
pended at $50 am. at Union Sta
ton Plaza and at 10 am. along
Pennsylvania avenue between First
and Fifteenth streets NV. The
suspension will continue until
police authorize resumption of serv-
ice-Which will be after the royal
visitors reach the White House
about noon.
Massachusetts Avenue Changes.
Their majesties' journey from the
White House to the British Embassy
garden party the afternoon of June
8 will force rerouting of the MaSsa-
chuSettS avenue, Montgomery and
Blue Ridge bus lines at pm, the
buses to go via @ street and Wiscon-
sin avenue between the intersections
OF Massachusetts, avenue with @ street
and Wisconsin avenue. The Pet
worth and Sixteenth street-Potomac
Park bus service also will begin de-
touring at pm. via Seventeenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue be-
tween the intersections of Seven
teenth street and State place and
Pennsylvania avenue and Jackson
place.
The Cabin John, Tennallytown-
Seventeenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue Sc, New Jersey avenue,
Thirteenth and D streets NE, Lin
coin Park, Mount Pleasant and
Eleventh street streetcar lines will
be affected by the 10 am. service
suspension. Bus lines affected in
clude those to Alexandria and
Arlington and nearby Maryland, as
well as the Fourth street, Sixteenth
street, Petworth, Takoma, Chillum,
Anacostia- Congress Heights, West
End, Court House shuttle, Hains
Point and Burleith- Trinidad lines.
Only One Line Suspended.
Most of the transportation lines
affected will operate to the edges
OF the street area that will be re-
served for the royal reception with
some being rerouted around the
parade route and others establish
ing temporary terminus points on
each side. The Lincoln Park street.
car service will be suspended en-
tlrely, with a substitute bus service
operating between Fifteenth and
East Capitol streets to First and East
Capitol streets.
Evening star., 1939-05-26
Smallest Families Get
Best in Education

The American Youth Commission
OF the American Council on Educa-
tion today released report show
ing that American education is be-
ing concentrated on groups where
there are the fewest children and
on children who, in turn, will have
the fewest children.
In other words, the report de-
clared, the least formal education is
being expended on those children
who undoubtedly are going to raise
the largest families.
The study was made for the COM
mission by Prof. Newton Edwards of
the University of Chicago.
Local support of education also
was found faulty in the survey be-
cause it results in inequality of edu-
cational opportunity based upon the
wealth of the community. The peo-
pie least able to pay, the report said,
have more children to educate.
Prof Edwards deductions were
based on comparison of the per
pupil expenditure and the reproduc-
ton index in the various States.
Evening star., 1939-05-26
Florida GIee Club
To Appear Here

En- route to the New York Worlds
Fair, the University of Florida Glee
Club will pause in Washington long
enough to make two appearances on
Loew's Capitol Theater next We'd
nesday.
The group, under direction of
Prof. John w. DeBruyn, will appear
during the 6 pm. and 9 pm. shows.
The entire Florida congressional
delegation has been invited to at
tend.
Evening star., 1939-05-26

clothes and uniforms literally wilt
in the sizzling 90s. Yet they've all
got to be pressed and ready for any
occasion. Jerram, who has served
the King for the past 10 years, also
is the custodian of the royal ward
robe.
Overseer of. the royal servants is
Maurice Watts, the royal sergeant
footman, who sees that the royal
luggage doesn't 60 astray. Two
Smiths (no relation to each other)
are page and footman to the King
and Queen, respectively. Frederick
Smith. the Kings man, and George,
Evening star., 1939-05-26
THE EVENING WASHINGTON, c, FRIDAY 2e 1885,

crossing as well as her first visit to
Washington, must see to it that her
mistress frocks and gowns are
pressed and ready to wear at the
drop of a hat-regardless of the
whims OF Old Sol. The job is par
ticularly hard because Catherine
must carry the burden alone without
that aid Of the three assistants who
usually help her in Buckingham
Palace.
Catherine has been with the
Queen since the latter used to romp
through her family's historic
Glamis Castle. A 43-year-old
Scotswoman, Catherine wanted to
Evening star., 1939-05-26

give up her job when the then
Duchess of York was suddenly
catapulted onto the British throne.
Catherine believed that taking her
new job might mean biting of more
than she could chew.
But Queen Elizabeth said no.
So Catherine stayed and kept the
Queen not only we'll dressed but
well pressed when her majesty and
the King made their state visit to
Paris last year.
Jerram, the Kings valet, will find
his job no easier than GATHERINGS
while King George is in Washing
ton, Woolen lounge suits, formal
Evening star., 1939-05-26
Willing Roiment Of Royalty
Promises Grief for Pressers

London where they call 80 a heat
wave. But June in Washington,
with its sizzling 90s, may oe a diff
ferent story for Catherine MacLean,
the Queen Elizabeth's dresser" and
Jerram, the Kings valet, who are
responsible for the integrity of their
majesties' wardrobes.
1t means that Catherine, who is
making her first transatlantic
Evening star., 1939-05-26
School Maqu2ine Pruised

The Quarterly, publication of the
Sidwell Friends School, has received
first place with Columbian honor
features from the Columbia Scholas-
tic Press Association and first honor
rating with the National Scholastic
Press Association. Mary Miller and
Carolyn Huddle are co-editors.
Evening star., 1939-05-26

How to keep a weIl-dressed King
and Queen well pressed may be
one of the chief headaches for two
of the retinue of servants accom-
panying their Britannia majesties,
King George and Queen Elizabeth
of England, when they arrive in
Washington for two-day whirl of
social and official functions.
It's not so hard back in good old
Evening star., 1939-05-26

the Queens footman, will usher
Washingtonians into the royal pres
ence.
Milford chronicle., 1939-07-28
WHERE THEY PLAY
NEXT WEEK

Friday, July 2S-
MILFORD at Centreville
Salisbury at Dover
Easton at fredericksburg
Pocomoke at Cambridge
Saturday, July 90
Centreville at MILFORD
Dover at Salisbury
Cambridge at Pocomoke
fredericksburg at Easton
Sunday, July 30
MILFORD at Easton
Pocomoke at Dover
Centreville at fredericksburg
Cambridge at Salisbury
Monday, July 81
Easton at MILFORD
Dover at Pocomoke
fredericksburg at Centreville
Salisbury at Cambridge
Tuesday, August l.
Dover at MILFORD
Centreville at Salisbury
Easton at Pocomoke
Cambridge at fredericksburg
Wednesday, August g
MILFORD at Dover
Pocomoke at Easton
Salisbury at Centreville
fredericksburg at Cambridge
August 3
MILFORD at Cambridge
Dover at fredericksburg
Centreville at Pocomoke
Salisbury at Easton
Milford chronicle., 1939-07-28
WHO WILL HEAD 1910 TICKETS!

J. E. Jones
The figures of the Gallup polls in
dicate the accuracy of the ob3erva-
ton of one Senator that THE only
Democratic issue is Roosevelt" The
President is expected to be the nomi-
nee, unless he should decline TO be a
candidate for third time. The same
Senator and most Democratic lead
ers do not expect him to decline.
The Gallup polls are accepted as
important because in every show
down they have proved to have been
correct. The polls show Thomas E.
Dewey to be the favorite of Republi-
cans for next years standard bearer
actually il is Dewey against the
field Dewey, AZ per cent: all other
potential candidates. including Van
denberg. Taft. Hoover, Landon, Bric-
ker Saltonstall. etc. SO per cent.
How curious and remarkable it is
that the District Attorney of one of
the nations 3053 counties should TO-
day so outdistance the field as the
favorite of his party for the 1940
presidential nomination,
The charge of his opponents that
Dewey is too young and therefore too
inexperienced does not stick as far
as the public is concerned. Decent
people everywhere who respect inte-
gritty and ability like the cut of Dew
ey's jib. get enthusiastic over the
public record that he has made. They
like his public record because they
highly regard courage. intelligence
and ability wherever found-and es-
pecially in public life.
And like the astronomer they don't
Lave to wait to see a comet land be-
fore knowing its course. Instead, af-
ter he manuer and method of search
ers of truth in the heavens, they
study its course, get a range on its
curves, calculate its speed and then
tell you exactly when and where il
will land.
While il is true that the science of
politics is not an exact one as is |
the science of mathematics with |
which the astronomers calcu-
lations are made), nevertheless there |
is enough known about il to enable |
men to see where a public figure is |
going. And Dewey Is going places. |
He has become the symbol Of hon
esty, courage, and decency in gov
ernment. He thinks straight. sees
straight. walks straight, and best of
all he is young-the symbol of the |
fresh, hopeful, clean, honest leader
ship which can lead a discouraged
peorle to the firm ground OF high
places.
Milford chronicle., 1939-07-28
KENT-SUSSEX FAIR
AWARDS
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one-hAlf Bushel Rye. nrst. Ernest VOCAL Har-
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one-haIi Bushsl Spring Oats. nrst. VIM Har-
sHsss ssSsa Sst FSsnsi; Thomas
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ons-6slf sashsi 'ss Scarlet clover seed, hrst.
james Baxter Georgetown: second. Carl Tucker.
one:hsf Bushel Lespedeza, nrst. Ernest vo-
Timothy seed, iirst Carl Tucker, Greenwood;
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Francis Thomas. Marydel: second, Carl Tucker,
one-hsH Bushel yellow Corn. shelled, nrst.
Ernest VOCAL Harrington; second. Carl Tucker.
one-han Bushel Pop Corn on Ear second.
Harry Fisher, Harrington
Milford: second, Ernest VOCAL. HARRINGTON.
one-ha1 Bushel Buckwheat, nrst. Carl Tuck
one-han Bushei coWpeas. STps ss Second. isaac
Twelve Stalks Broom Corn. second. VIM Steele.
one-haif Bushel Corn with Ears nrst. Robert
Houston Greenwood; second VIM. Steele, Days
Larsest sunfoxer Head. nrst,. W. A. johnson
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-Four inch Bundle Sweet Glover. hrst. Car:
" oOd
-Four inch Bundle Red Glover, nrst. 4 D. Tay-
lor. Pennington second. Carl Tucker Greenwood
Four inch Bundle Alsike. nrst. A. d. Taylor,
F1TrminstOn T51iI ton Ssco1a Carl Tucker oresngOOd
yin Prettyman Pennington; second. Allen Wiley.
-Four inch Bundle Alfalfa, nrst, Carl Tucker,
Greenwood second. Allen Wiley, Greenwood.
Pennington: second Alien wiiIty GreenTood
-Four inch Bundle Red Top Clover, nrst, A. D.
Taylor Pennington; second. v. S. Taylor. Farm
Four inch Bundle covpea Hay. hrst. Dewey
Iaylor, harrington; seeond. Harry Fisher. Har- |
Four inch Bundle Orchard Grass, nrst, Allen |
wiley Greenwood; second Carl Tucker. Green |
-Four inch Bundle Mixed Hay. frst. L. x. Lam
cert, Milford, second. Carl Tucker Greenwood
Four inch Bundle Timothy frst Steve Arm
Four inc h Bundle Timothy. hrSt. Steve Arm |
ffS4'' ford "O0A'''H'' 'e'On0' L. n LAMBERT MIL
Pour inch Bundle Spring Oats. nrst. Steve
wood
-Four inch Bundle Winter Oats. nrst. Carl
wood.
v.sS FSur inch Bundle Winter Wheat. nrst. Emil
ford.
Four. inch Bundle Rye, nrst. Emil Kielbasa.
-Four inch Bundle Soybeans. frst. Emil Kiel- |
basa, Milford: second. Andrew Kielbasa. Milford |
Nuts
Best Collection Nuts. FIRST. NJ Evelyn KiIlen |
FELTON,: second. G. A. Swanson Milford
Best Peck Black walnuts, frst nj EVELYN /
i6' kiilen' Felton, second. Dewey Taylor. Farming
Best Quart chestnuts. FIRST. NJ. EVELYN KilIen.
Felton. second. Rachel Klen. FELTON,
- Best Quart English Walnuts. first Rachel |
kiIlen' ielton; second. NJ, Evelyn Kilien. FELTON,.
Best Quart Pecans. hrst. Jim Layton. Laurel:
second. Ebe Layton. Laurel
. Best Quart Hickory Nuts. FIRST, VIM Steele
uagsboro: second NJ Evelyn Killen. FELTON,
Best quart Pecan Nuts. second. G. A. Swan