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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-26
Zion Baptist Church

The Sunday school OF Zion Bap-
list church is progressing nicely
under Supt. j. Worthy. The BYPU
had a nice attendance with the
vice president, Mrs. Shelby. pre-
siding.
The pastor preached two splen-
did sermons Sunday. Aug. 20 and
the services were well attended.
Plans are made for the trip 10
the National convention to convene
in Philadelphia. Pa.
The Rev. and Mrs. Toomey re-
Gently returned from Clarksville,
Tenn. where they were called be-
cause OF the death OF Mrs. Toom-
ey's father. the late Clarence Dix,
Mt. Olive Baptist
The Rev. W. G. Wilson. pastor OF
Mt. Olive preached from the sub
jet, Good Religion Against
Cheap Religion. Sunday. Aug. 20,
The text was I Chronicles 2l:22,
A large audience heard this force
full message. Discussing the ques-
tions. DO we have enough church
esq" and Have our churches lost
their power?" the speaker empha-
sized that preaching. knowledge
and giving without the love OF
God Is powerless. THE spirit OF
real Christian religion is the best
there is I'm us and costs something
Other than this Is a cheap relig-
ion.' said the speaker.
The subject OF the evening mes
sage was Jesus, the light OF the
world" in which the pastor point
ed out that a man would be unwise
to take a searchlight out to show
one the sun which Is so powerful
"A Christian does not have 10 tell
OF his light but let the light OF
Jesus shine through him by his
life" said the Rev. Mr.. Wilson.
The Sunday school was we'll at
tended despite the rain which fell
early In the day. A lot OF infor-
nation was CLEANED from the les
son. Each class told the school
what 1t thought Of It's own teacher
The BTU had it's usual peppy
crowd with the Juniors leading
the way. The union will be back
in full strength soon.
Mrs Mary Lou Watson was call
ed away to Clarksville. Tenn. re-
Gently at the death OF her grand
father.
A number OF visitors worshIpped
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-26

ri. pey C. L. Wells, Of the First
=. n,,.t church, preached tt both
-. morning and evening services
tns tsy Deacon Brown OF the
sunhsrstburg church. was present
=, me morning service. Tne bap'
:. a., association met Thursday and
Va. .,rusd through Sunday at Ores
CON- nrtarIo. The church, Sunday
o ss.ol and BYPU were we'll repre-
sen n.sd Deacon Parker. OF thii
s,,r has been treasurer or tns
.s.soeistion for years.
The pastor Of the First Baptist
.,nrcb Is looking forward to sue
osssful financial rally, on the sec
"a sunday In September. Visit
,"s ministers will be present te
aid IN this effort.
The organist Of the First Bsp'
a., church. Miss Hazel Solomon
nd her parents motored to Mon
treal. recently.
", The wednesday evening prayer
oesting at First Baptist church u
,ncrsssing In interest. The choil
iii have charge Of the service on
SUNDAY afternoon. Mt. zior
church OF God In Christ broadcast
rom cKLw. Elder Morton preach
~ an inspiring message from Gen
40. subject. Adam. Where Ar
Thou" ~
Among visitors present were: Mr.
and Mrs. winfare, Mr.. and Mrs
Rssmer. Thelma Kennedy, Of Flint
Mrs Berry, Toronto: Mrs. Golden
kansas City, Mo-; Evangelist J. c
Rsrrv Port Colborne. Ontario; Mrs
o'Neal. Atlanta, Ca: Mr.. and Mrs
pufus. Mr.. and Mrs. Draper, Cleve
land. Ohio: Mr.. Marshall, Mem
mis-. Tenn: and d. w. Taylor, Por
Huron. Mich.
The young peoples meeting Il
held At the Church OF God In Chris
every Sunday at z pm. prior to thu
evening service.
The young people OF the Puc'
BAPTIST church held their hrst edu
cational rally at pm. Sunday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-26

ca Watson. Thelma Simpson. Wy
anna Brewer. Bernice Dixsou. Bet
~ and Martha samuel. Evelyn
shaw and Georglanna Green.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-09
R0vID HIREK

New Castle varos vezet6i |
ajanlatot terjesztettek be a
Harrisburgban szekelo WPA
irodahoz, hogy engedelyezze a
new castlei repiil6teren egy
hangar felepiteset, valamint
ejjeli vilagitast az ejszakai re-
pulo forgalom iranyitasara.
A Pittsburgh Steel Foundry
Co. Wheatlandban levo gyar-
iizemet feladta es a As ezer
dollart er6 gyarepiletet le
akarta bontatni. A Shenango
volgy vezet6 polgarai probal-
lax az ertekes epiiletet meg
menteni azzal a cellal, hogy
esetleg egy mask gyari erde-
keltseg reszere megszerezzek.
A wheatlandi varosi tanacs
es iskolaszek tagjai probaljak
az epiletet ad6mentesiteni az
1940-ik esztendore.
:e
Leetonia iskolai vezetosege a
szovetsegi hatosagoktol enge-
delyt kapott 20 ezer dollaros
High School Stadiumfelepite-
sere, arnely 600 ul6hellyel
cementbol epulne.
4Gt x
A mutt het elejen eddig meg
ismeretlen tettesek betortek a
Campbell konyvtarba, ahol a
konyveket es az iratokat a
padlon szetszortak, de semmit
sem vittek Ell.
Schubert Janos kDztisztelet-
ben allo uzletember, lapunk
regi elofizetoje meg mindig
gyengelkedik N. Dunlap utcai
lakasan. Kivanunk miel6bbi
felgyogyulast.
).
Charles w. Witeley, Al ewes
1873 Saranac Avei lakost a $50
vetsegi detektivek elfogtak 20
millio dollaros szerencsejatek
iizese miatt. Mas varosokban
lis tobb mint 70 szemelyt fog
tax ell hasonlo tiltott jatek es
ado eltagadasa Matt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-09
A SCENT ISTVAN
r. K. EGYHAZ HIREI
Plebanos:
FGt. Bir6 L0rinc
s54 Wilson Ave
TeIefoN 319O5

A SZENTELES elorelathato-
lag november 26-an lesz meg
tarthato. A munkalatok hala-
dasa biztato.
2. JEGYEKET csak bizonyos
mennyisegben bocsajthatunk
XII a terem korlatolt befogad6
kepessege miatt. Csak annyi
iegyet adunk ell, albany ven
degrol gondoskodni is kepesek
lesztink. Ezen eljarasra a hely
yet kenyszerit. Okos ember ezt
megerti.
8. AKIK a hitkozsegi tagok
kozul igenyt tartanak jegyre,
iovo heten meg kapha'nak
plebanosnal. Az utolso he+en
jegy mar mem lesz kaphato.
4. KERJUK hiveinket, eyer
mekeket eZ alkalOmmal ne
hozzanak. A terem mem ke-
pes mirdenkit befogadni. Okos
ember mem ker bovebb felvi-
lagositast. Adott szobol eleget
ert.
S. AKIK az epitesre iger-
tex, bolcsen tudjak: az igeret
sep $40, ha megadjak, ugy
jo! Akikhez pedig level ment.
bizonyara mem vonjak XII ma
gukat a teherviseles alol. Be
cSilet kerdese.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-09
SIKERttLT KORTES
ESTELYT TARTOTTAK

Multi vasarnap este Matyasy
Istvan magyar szarmazasu
iigyved es Beniczky J6zsefne
kezdemenyezesere Spagnola
polgarmester javara nagysike-
ru kortes estet tartottak a Ma
gyar Hazban, amelyen tobb,
mint 35O-en jelentek meg.
A gyulesen Matyasy elnokolt
es t0bb szonok dicserte Spag-
nolat, aki szinten oft volt es
szep beszedet tartott. A $40
noklatok k0zben mUsor szamok
voltak es a gyiles vegen kor-
tes modra megvendegeltek a
megjelenteket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-09
SZT. GY0RGY SZ0vETSEG

Szeretettel tudatom a Scent
Gyorgy Szovetseg 12-ik osz-
tally tagsagaval, hogy a rank
koyetkez6 vasarnap, azaz no.
vember 12-en rendes havi gyu-
lestink lesz a szokott helyen
scent mise utan. Keretnek a
tagok, hogy jelenjenek meg
a gyulesen minel tobben. -
Ugyszirten keretnek fnindazon
tagtarsak, akik az egylet mu-
latsagan mem jelentek meg,
:hogy a rajuk kotelezo belepo
jegy arat, a 35 centet legye-
mex szivesek a gyiilesen meg
fizetni. - Keretnek azon tagok
is, akik havi dijaikkal nincse-
mex rendben, hogy az alapsza-
baly ertelmeben rendezzek hat
ralekaikat, nehogy valami KEEL
lemetlenseg szarmazzon a hat
raIek vegett. Tagtestveri
tisztelettel
Balogh Istvan, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-09
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REV.
EGYHAZ HIREI
NJ. B8tty Janes ieik6sz
737 MahoninQ Ave Rla00e oe04a
ISTENTISZTELET yasarnap]

ISTENTISZTELET vasarnap
delel6tt fel II orakor. El0tte
fel 1O-kor vasarnapi iskola.
SZOKASOS EVI BAZARJAT
e heten penteken, szombaton
es vasarnap esteken tartja meg
egyhazunk nepe. Testuleteink
sok sep ertekes targyakat
gyujtottek ossze ezeket a ba-
zar harom estejen fogjak vagy
eladni, kisorsolni vagy bingo-
zas utjan kijatszani.
A bazaar f6 nyeremeny tar
gyait Ferfi K0runk radio
keszlete, N6egyletunk ertekes
afghan teriteke, Progressziv Ii
gank gyonyorii sep quiltje es
az egyhaz altal 8 dijban fell
ajanlott $500 kisorsolasa ke-
pezi. Az emlitett nyeremeny-
targyak mellett lesz sok mas
kezimunka, liszt, cukor, gyu-
molcs, zoldseg, csirke, kacsa,
malac, stb. es minden este
5 dollar door prize Egyha-
zunk es OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ne,
veben szeretettel hivjuk meg
gyulekezetink tagjait, vala
mint Youngstown es kornyeke
magyarsagat ere a fontos es
ertekes egyhazi esemenyre. -
Ugyancsak kerjuk egyhazunl
azon tagjait, akik bazar kony'
vecskeiket meg mem szolgaltat
tax be, okvetlenil nyujtsak bt
azokat, araikkal egyben, a ba
: zar utolso esteje elott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-09
YOUNGSTOWN IS vIDEkE HIREI
NIT TANIT A SZELLEMTAN?

Mines a tudomanyok kozt
egy sem, amely az ember re-
szere oily ertekes volna, mint
a Szellemtan, inert ez az egye-
diili tan, amely mem a mu-
lando foldi javakat szolgalja,
hanem az ember 0r0kke elo
szellemet segiti el6 a fejlodes
utjan.
E ho 12-en delutan 8 oral
kezdettel el6adas leszJ a 323
w. La Clede Avenuei temp
lomban, ahol a Szellemtan
egyik legfontosabb tantetele,
az ujraszuletes, vagy reincar-
nation lesz ismertetvel Az
erdeklodok szives megjeleneset
keri a Rendez6seg. = Belepti
dij mines. (Adv)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-09

meg ezt az 6riasi telje- |
sitmenyt ugy a Sebesz, mint a
beteg reszer6l.
Az az egy bizonyos, hogy az
minden erzestelenitesi
nelkul folyt le es az egyetlen
megkonnyebbulest csak az
adhatta a betegnek, mikor a
fajdalomtol elvesztette eszme-
letet. Tudva AIT, hogy ma
napsag, mikor az agyyel6 Sc
beszete nagyon el6rehaladt es
sokkal jobban kivihet6, mint
tiz evvel ezelott is es annak
ellenere meg mindig orakig
tart egy 'ilyen operaci6, hany
craig dolgoztak lehetetlenul
egyszeru kokeseikkel a barlang
lako 0seink?
Legelso kerdesiink ezeknek
a koponyaknak lattara, hogy
miert vegeztek ezeket az bpe-
raciokat eek a primitiv en-
berek annyi tizezer ev el6tt?
Persze, ere biztos feleletet
mem adhatunk ,csak megpr6-
balhatjuk talalgatni. Meg har-
mine ev el6tt is voltak a Csen-
des Ocean egyes szigetein olyan
6slakok, akiket a feher ember-
rel valo erintkezes mem val
toztatott meg es akik meg
mindig 6si szokasaik szerint
eltek.
Eek k0zt az emberek k0zt
lattak az 6ket legkorabban L.
togato feher emberek, hogy
mikor gyemekeiket gorcs0k e
rangat6zas leptek meg, az
anya, mas asszonyok segitsege
vel lefogta a beteg gyermeket
6s valaki az asszonyok k0zti
kagyl6k eles szel6yel ,megnyi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-09
OSKOR|
oPERAC!0K

Bizcny oskoriak, meg pedig
a barlanglakok korabol van
megcafolhatatlan bizonyite-
kunk ARA, hogy mar abban a
primitiv korban, mikor irni
meg mem tudtak, mikor a tar
sadalmi elet csak egesz kis
csoportokra szoritkozott, mar
operaltak egymason az 0skori
barlanglakok.
Ugy-e, az egyetlen bizonyi-
tex, ha latjuk az operacio nyo-
mat? Es eppen ez az, anirol
1914-ben egy francia egy
konyvet adott XII, melyben le-
irja az 6skori koponyalekelese-
ket. Ugy Francia, mint Spa
nyolorszagban sok koponyat ia
laltak ezekben az 6skori bar
langokban, melyekben egy
vagy tobb lyuk volt lathato.
Ezeken a lyukakon meg ma
is tisztan latni nehol a ves6
nyomat, nehol pedig a gyogyu-
last a csont-nyilas szelen. Jd
1nehany ilyen lekelt koponyar6
biztosan megallapithato, hog,
a beteg felgyogyult a mtitet'
Dol.
Ezek a koponyalekelesek lee
tobbnyire bizonyos, alland6a1
ismetl6d6 helyen al koponya'
lnak fordulnak el6. Tekintetbt
we've, hogy a regmult id6ber
k6kesekkel voltak csak felsze
relve es meg bronz szerszam-
jaik sem voltak, joggal ba-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-09

totta a gyermek koponyajat.
Ezt a ritka tapasztalatot lehet-
ne hasonlatnak hasznalni az
6sregi opracioknal. Hozza le-
hetne azonban adni, hogy ha
valaki eszet vesztette, vagy
olyan modon viselkedett, hogy
a t0rzs papjai AIT tartottak
rola, hogy a rossz szellem meg
szallta, valoszinileg ez is eleg
ok lehetett az operacio elveg-
zesere
Egy par spanyolorszagi bar
langban, ahol szinten barlang-
lakok eltek, a falakon latunk
altaluk rajzolt kepeket, melyek
haborus jeleneteket mutatnak.
Ebb6l es egyeb, seriilt csontok
leleteib6l, ugyancsak bizonyo-
san megallapithatjuk, hogy
nemcsak a fentemlitett opera
ciot tudtak 6skori pap-kuruzs-
lok elvegezni, de sebeket is ke-
zeltek, nyilakat vettek XII Sc
bekb6l es hasonlo, akkoriban
szikseges els6 segelyt nyujtot-
tax t0rzsik tagjainak. Az en-
beri tarsadalom tovabbi hala-
daSa alatt termeSzetesen ez az
emberi tudas is sokat fejl6d0tt.
Enrol maid k0vetkez6 elk
kekben trunk.
DIR. NJ. p. Mahrer.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-09
SZttKSEGLAKASOK
Az EAST SIDEON


Meg joforman be sem fejez-
tex a West Lake Crossing k0r
nyeken lev6 sziikseg lakasok
munkait, maris sztiksegesse
Walt a varos mask reszen t0bb
csalados hazt0nb felepitese.
Az Egyesiilt Allamok Housing
Authority mar adott is felha-
talmazast 6s $1,562,O0O kol-
csont a McGuffey Roadon, az
East Sideon epitend6 s1iikseg-
lakasokra, amelynek munkala-
TAFT r0videsen megkezdik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-09
MuLATSAGOK
NAPTARA

Ebben q rovatban dijtala-
null kozoliuk azon egyha-
zak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, ossze-
ioveteleit. stb. nem t0bb
mint . h6nappai el6re is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
lapja Is aamelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban es
nyomtatvanyaikat aalunk
szerzik be.
November 10, II es 12-en
az oreg Ref. Egyhaz 0ssztestu-
leteinek evi nagy bazarja.
November lien, szOmbaton
a Nilesl REF. Egyhaz balja a
Mason Street, Olasz Hallban.
November no 14-en, kedden
magyar mozieloadas a Central
Auditoriumban.
November 17-18 es 19-en,
pentek, szombat es vasarnap a
SIT. Gy0rgy Cor. Kath. Bgyhaz
bazarja.
November 19-en, vasarnap
a Scent Istvan Ifjusagi K0r
tancmulatsaga a Central Audi
toriumban.
November 23-an, csut0rtOk0r
a Scent Istvan rom. kath. egy-
haz hAlaadasi tAncmulatsaga
Central Auditoriumban. ....-..
November 25-en, szombator
tAncmulatsag a Magyar HA1
javara a West Sidei Magyar
Hazban.
November 26-ikan, vasarna]
delutan 1-t6l sig templor
szenteles a SIT. Istvan tenn
plom alatti helyisegben, utans
bankett.
November h6 28-an, keddeI
magyar moziel6 l6adas a Contra
Auditoriumban
December h6 1z-en, keddel
magyar noziel l6adAs a Contra
Auditoriumban.
December h6 26-an, keddea
a Ca1npbelli Polgari K0r Is Ma
gyar Haz t6ncmulatsaga.
December 28-an, csiit6rt6k6l
magyar moziel6adas a Contra
] Auditoriumban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-09
SIT. CYORCY COR.
KATH. HITKOZSEG
PlSbAnos
F6t. kOVALiCkY WkT0R
Iak1s:
as Tod Ave Teiefon: 32920
Templom: 7o2 Mahoning Ave
Youngstown, Ohio

MISEK RENDJE: Vasarna-
pOkon kis mise 9 orakor angol
oktatassal. Macy mise 10 ora
80 perckor magyar scent be-
szeddel. Hetkoznapokon scent
mise 9 orakor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-09
MAGYAROK
NAGYASSZONYA r. X.
HITKOZSEG HIREI
Pleb&nos:
F0t. Mundweil Janos Phi. D.
545 N. Bellevista Ave
Telefon 92168
MISEk SoRRENDJE:

MISEK SoRRENDJE:
Vasarnap reggel 8 orakor kismise an
gol predikacioval.
l0:30-kor nagymise magyar predika-
cioval.
Ietkoznapokon mise reggel S:30-kor.
GYoNTATASok:
Minden szombaton delutan 3-5ig es
este 7-t6l.
Minden els0 pentek elotti csutortokon
delutan 3-5-ig es este 7-t0l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-09

BAZARUNKAT november no
IT, 18 es 19-en fogjuk meg
tartani, melyre mar nagyban
folynak az elokeszuletek. A
bazarkonyvek XII lesznek hord-
va a hazakhoz, minden csalad
egy dollar ertekii konyvet kap,
de ha valaki egy konyvna tob-
bet kivan. szivesen szolgalunk
vele.
A bazarkonyvek kihordasa-
val egyidejuleg penzbeli, vagy
masfele egyeb adomanyokat
fogunk kollektalni a bazarra
ugymint groceryt, gyiimolcsot
zeldsegnemit, husnemut, ru'
hanemtit, fehernemut, kezi
munkat, sutemenyeket, szaras
tesztakat es egyeb hasznos do.
gokat.
A bazarkonyvekre negy seer
dij van kitizve lesz egy XII
Ion otodik dij is, melyre mind
harom bazaresten kilon jegyel
leSznek kiadva S ext az ertekes
dijat a bazar befejezese este
jen fogja a szerencse valakinel
iuttatni. Belepti dij a bazarrs
mem lesz S mindenkit szeretet
tel varunk. Kellemes szorako
zas es sok-sok ertekes nyere
neny targy varja a tisztelt
kozOnseget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-09

SZOMBAT este 7:30-kor a
Scent New Tarsulat rendes ha-
vi gyilese.
EZUTAN es tovabbi ertesi-
tesig az Oltar Egyleti ASSOC
nyok minden csit0rt0k este z
orakor osszej0nnek a Hallban
csigat csinalni a bankettre.
A JUBILEUMI alapra be-
folyt: Kurucz Janos $15, Laut-
ner Leonard es neje $40, Orasz
Ferenc es neje SIS, Vasko ia
nos SIS, Mituk Istvan SIS, Han
del Mjhaly es neje SIS, Palko
Janosne SIS, T0rok Maria SIS,
Babak Ferencne SO, Bornem-
issza Istvan es neje So, Nemeth
Janos So, Kovesdi Lajos es
neje So, Pro Hungaria So, Ne
meth Jozsef 81, Paloczi Janos-
ne 81, Peter Vilmos 81, Kovesdi
Lajos, ifj, 81. Osszesen: $71.OO
Elozoleg nyugtazva $754.5O
Osszesen $825.5O.
Hirdetesekre: Spagnola Vii
mos $25, Dorm Bros. Tires
10th De Luxe, Hughes, Mos
kovitz, Fiji, Midland Meats
Boda $5-$5, Portland Dairy
Klivans, Budapest Inn, Ho-
molya, Dolak, Steelton Bakery
Sopkovich, Hungarian Village
Silver-Parsons, Barta Peter
Waldman Coal, Borsodi lei
pesz), Polar Bear, T0r0k, Ka
lenits, White Drugs, Isaly''
$3-$3 hirdetest vettek. Osz
szesen $121.00. El6z6leg kimu
tatva $4,000. Osszesen $4,000
Jelenleg is lk0sz0net hirde
toinknek es Frank Brogle,
rend6rnek, ugymint Banffy j
nosne es ifj. Ince Jozsefnenak
akik meg mindig hirdetes sze
dessel vannak elfoglalva.
Evening star., 1939-11-19

mitted that the Japanese had ad-
vanced 80 miles since the landing,
but said the Chinese withdrawal
was according to plan, to get the
invaders out OF the coastal plain
into the hilly hinterland, where de-
tense would be easier.
Doubt Push for Inland.
Chinese expressed belief the Japa-
nese would not push far inland, but
would establish air bases from which
to harry the supply routes still fur
ther west through Yunnan Province.
Kwangsi Province is the home Of
two Of China's ablest military lead
ers, Gen. Pal Tsung-hsi, vice COM
mander of the Chinese armies, and
Gen. Ii Tsung- -jen, chief Of the pro-
vincial forces.
Kwangsi troops drawn from 9TH
er zones have been thrown against
the present Japanese thrust.
Evening star., 1939-11-19
Brazil Determined
To Work for Peace,
Vargas Assures U. 5.
Answers Roosevelt Letter
FeIieitotine Nation on
Republics Anniversary

Brazil always will be found on
the side of supporters of peace, Pres
ident Vargas of Brazil assured Pres
ident Roosevelt in letter made pub
lie yesterday by the State Depart
ment.
The letter was in reply to one
from Mr.. Roosevelt which felicitated
Brazil on the 50th anniversary of
the proclamation of the Brazilian
Republic and cited the way in
which it attained independence by
peaceful means as a lesson for the
rest of the world.
The Brazilian people are highly
grateful for the reference which
your eXcellency made to the way in
which Brazil has been able to work
out its political destiny without vio-
lence," President Vargas wrote, add
ing:
That line of conduct practical
in the internal life of the nation
also guides our foreign relations and.
therefore, we may be always found
on the side of the supporters of
peace and of those who realize the
necessity of resolving peacefully
questions of any nature"
The Brazilian President also COM
mented that there exists in his
country a very affectionate senti-
ment of cordial friendship for the
United States.
Mr. Roosevelts letter to President
Vargas was delivered by Mai. Gen.
Delos C. Emmons, commander of a
flight of United States Army bomb
erS to Rio de Janeiro.
The President of Paraguay, which
country also was visited by the
Army planes, gave Gen. Emmons a
message for Mr.. Roosevelt, stating:
Il am very grateful for the visit
of the American aviators and the
flying fortresses. 1t is a great honor
for Paraguay to have them visit
my country. My best wishes to my
eminent friend, the President of the
great Republic of the United States
of America"
Evening star., 1939-11-19
50-MiIe Advance
Into South China
Claimed by Japan
Capture Of Walled Town
30 Miles from Manning
Is Reported
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HONG KONG, Nov. 18.-The
Japanese Army announced today
that 1t had made 50-mile advance
in four days and entered Kwangsi
Province in its thrust at China's
southwestern lifeline" supply
routes.
If thi sis true, Kwangsi, famed for
its fighting men, becomes 14th Of
Chinas "a provinces to be invaded
since the Japanese began in July,
1887. their effort to conquer China.
The announcement came from
the headquarters or Dragon Head
Island of the expedition which
Wednesday effected landing under
the guns of a feet on the western
Kwangtung province coast only IS
miles from the French Indo-C China
border.
Claim Capture of Walled Town.
The Japanese said they had cap
tured a Kwangsi walled town only
30 miles from Manning, chief mill
tary center of the province, from
which run a narrow-gauge railway
and a highway into French 1ndo-
China. Vital supplies have been
reaching the Chinese Army over
these routes.
En- route, the Japanese said, they
captured Yamhsien, city Of 10000,
about 80 miles inland from the ex-
naditiop's lopdjpU ploce
Chinese official spokesmen ad-
Evening star., 1939-11-19
North China Floods
Confront japanese
With Food Problem
Area Virtually Without
Crops Due to Woter,
Drought, 'Hoppers

PEIPING Correspondence of the
Associated Press Last summers
devastating floods have affected
seriously the Japanese plans for
developing North China, seasoned
economic experts say.
Some 60 even 50 tar as to assert
North China has been converted
overnight from an asset into a dis
tinct liability.
The floods, combined with a spring
drought and a fall grasshopper
plague, left the area virtually with
out crops. Therefore, Japan and
the Chinese regimes she sponsors
must import food for the stricken
population. The Japanese Army,
which has swept over North China,
has remained silent about flooded
district conditions.
Conditions became so bad that
hard-bitten Chinese guerrillas, who
held parts of the territory for two
years against the invaders, decided
Evening star., 1939-11-19
Westhompton Club
To Hear Blair BolIes

Blair Bolles, co-author Of the cur
rent best seller, Americas Chance
Of Peace" will review the book be-
fore the Westhampton College Club
at 5:45 pm. Tuesday at the Y. w.
G. A.
Mr.. Bolles, a reporter for The
Star who has contributed articles
to leading magazines, and the CO.
author, Duncan Aikman, a free-lance
writer, prepared and wrote the book
in 81 days. They have described
the book as a handbook of America
in relation to the war in Europe.