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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-20
YOUNGSTOWN IS VIDEKE HIREI
A COLYvAR0L

Tobbfele golyva van, ter
meszetesen mem mind egy-
forma, nemcsak alakra, de
miikodesere nezve sem es ne
kiink most ez a fontos. Tudni-
illik, az egyszeru golyvanal az
egyetlen tudnivaloja a beteg-
mex az, hogy mi a baja, de
azonkivrl, hogy a nyakan egy
daganat van, sok baja mines.
Viszont van meg ketfele
golyva, ahol mem a daganat a
fontos, hanem a rossz pajzs-
mirigy mJik0des. Az egyik, a
ritkabbik, mikor mem eleg a
mirigy mukodese, tekintet mel
kill ARA, milyen nagy a mi
rigy.
Tehat annak ellenere, hogy
neha nagy golyva van jelen,
megsem mukodik az es eniatt
a beteg megbutul, "cretin"-
mex hivjuk ezt az allapotot.
Ha fatal korban kezdodik ez,
az illeto torpe is marad, inert
a noveshez foltetlen szukseges
a jo pajzsmirigy mikodes.
Ha felnott korban er vala-
kit e szerencsetlenseg, az illeto
teljesen kozombos lesz, semmi
nem erdekli, alig eszik, area
megpuffed, elvaltozik, haja
kihull, nyelve is megduzzad,
szajat gyakran nyitva tartja es
eppen hogy egzisztal, de ma
gatol semmiben mem ves7
reszt.
Viszont, ha az ilyen beteg-
mex szaritott pajzsmirigyet
adunk enni kis adagokban,
szinte csodalatosan magahoz
jon es megint rendes ember
lesz belole.; Persze, ha moves
ben mar elmaradt, ait XII mem
potoljuk, de szellemileg jol
magukhoz jonnek az ilyen be-
tegek. s.
A masikef veglete a pajzs-
mirigy beteges miikodesneA
viszont, ha az tulsagosan ero'
sen dolgozik. Akkor viszont
meg ha mines is lathatoar
megnagyobbodott mirigy, tul'
sagosan ingerult lesz a beteg
szive gyorsan yer, emesztese
rendkivul gyors lesz, ugy hogy
akarmennyit eszik is, mindee
fogy, szemei kidiillednek, ke
zei reszketnek, minden azon
nal tulsagosan felizgatja, ugy
hogy latni, hogy beteg. tt
viszont a pajzsmirigy nagyobs
reszet XII kell vagnunk e
akkor eek a tiinetek lecsilla
podnak, ha mem hatalmasod
tax ell meg nagyon.
DR.. MGI1rer Marion Pal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-20

rosi iskolak jayitasi es bowl
test celokra, amely munkak
keresztiil vitelet a multi 6szi
szavazaskor a polgarok meg
szavaztak.
A kormany meg mindig tar
tozik $40 ezer dollar kiutala-
saval, de az csak akkor fog
megt0rtenni, ha a munkak TO
lyamatban lesznek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-20
SHARON-FARRELL rs
K0RNYEKE EL6FIZET6INK
FfGYELMEBE

El6fizetesek es hirdetesek
hivatalos nyugtazasara felha-
talmaztuk ZIMMERMAN AN
tai, 1924 FRUIT AVE, Farrell,
Pa, el6nyosen ismert regi ma
gyar hOnfitarsunkat. Kerjiik
Sharon-Farrell, 6harpsville,
Masury es k6rnyeke el6fize-
t6ink Is hirdet6ink szives part
fogasat, hogy Zimmerman urat
t4mogassak a nehez munkaj&-
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-20

MISEK RENDJE:: Vasarna-
pokon Ns mise 9 orakor angol
oktatassal. Macy mise 10 ora
80 perckor magyar scent be-
szeddel. H6tkoznapokon scent
mise 9 6rakor.
GYoNTATAS hetkoznapo-
kon es vasarnapokon a scent
misek el6tt.
HALAS KOSZONET mind
azoknak akik tavaszi balunk-
ra eljottek, vagy annak sike-
rehez barmikep hozzajarultak.
MAJUSI BALT rendez a
Maria kongregacio majus Ten
a Central Auditoriumban, ahol
Medve-Szikora muzsikal. Be
lepti jegy elovetelben 80 cent,
a penztarnal 35 cent.
HITKOZSEGI BAZAAR leSz
majus 12-13 es 14-en a temp
lom alatti Feher Teremben,
ertekes prize -okkal es hasznos
nyeremenyekkel.
MOST VASARNAP lesz a
templomunk vedoszentjenek
innepe, ne feledkezziink meg
kegyes adomanyainkrol!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-20

MIsEK soRRENpJE:
vasarnap reggel 6rakor kismise an
gol predikAci6val.
10: 30-kor nagymise magyar predikA-
ci6val.
HAtk6xnapokon mise reggel S:30-kor.
oYoNTATAeoK:
Minden szombaton d6lut4n 9-6ig q
este 7-t6l.
Minden els6 p6ntek el6tu cstlt6rt6k6n
d4lutAn 3-6ig - este 7-t6l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-20
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REV.
EGYHAZ HIREI
NJ. B0tty Janes lelkesz
737 Mahoninp Ave Phone 66841

ISTENTISZTELET vaSarnap
delelott fel IL orakor Elotte
fel 1O-kor vasarnapi iskola
Este 6:30-kor Junior C. E.;
7::3O-kor Senior G. E. 0sszejo-
vetel.
NEGYEDEVI KOZGYULE-
SUNK peldas rendben folyt le
a multi vasarnap. Hiveink
elenk erdekodessel hallgattak
meg a tisztviselok es bizottsa-
gok jelenteseit, melyek mind
egyhazi eletiink tisztasagarol,
hitbuzgosagarol, S anyagi elo-
haladasarol tanuskodtak. A
penztarnoki jelentes szerint
negyedevi beveteliink a multi
evi athozattal volt: $3235.33;
kiadas $2413.59, maradvany
$822.74. Testvereink teljes
megelegedessel es jo Istentink
irant erzett halaval vettek a
penztarnok azon jelenteset,
hogy egyhazunk folyo evi ja-
nuar hawaiian teljesen tisztaz-
hatta 1927-tol 1869 $1565-
"a memo fizetetlen maradt
megyei es varosi adolf. Az egy-
haz mai osszes adossaga XII
tesz $23OO.O0.
PROGRESSIVE LIG N x
zartkoru bankett keretei k0-
zott unnepelte meg alakula-
sanak six evfordulojat a multi
vasarnap este a Sunnybrook
ekes ettermeben. A kituno va
csorat, melyen sep szamban
vettek reszt a tagok es jobara-
tok, ertekes felszolalasok S
maid ejfelig tarto kedelyes
tarsalgas kovettek.
ESKuvo VOLT egyhazunk-
ban a multi szombaton del
utan. Nemeth Daniel es neje
Szabo Julianna testvereink
Iona newt leanyat eskette
meg az egyhaz lelkesze Love
Robert, cleveland fatal EN-.
berrel. Tanuk voltak: Gorris
Bernard es Price Alice.
KERESZTELESEK: A multi
vasarnap istentisztelet utar
keresztelte meg egyhazunk lei.
kesze Molnar Gyula es neje
Molnar Margit elsosziilott kis
leany gyermeket Judith Mar.
lene nevre. Keresztsziloi: Ifi
10th Istvan es neje, Lauten.
schlager Blanka. Ugyancsal
ekkor kereszteltuk ifj. Juhasz
Peter es neje, Harris Ida kis
leany gyermeket zsuzsanna
Margit nevre. Keresztsziilei
Ifj. Molnar Istvan es Juhasz
Iren.
TEMPLOMSEGELYZ6 No
egyletunk lelkes tagjai e h(
3O-an, vasarnap este haron
egy-egy felvonasos kacagtatt
szindarabot fognak bemutatn
Klubhaz helyisegiinkben. A
tervbe vett vigjatek es kome
diak cimei: "a haztiiznezo"
"Forog vagy mem Forog', 6
"a megfagyott anyos'', melyek
mex ferfi es moi szerepeit asz
szonyaink fogjak alakitani.
A REF. EGYESULET ez ev
ben ismet hat amerikai ma
gyar ifjut vagy leanyt kiild a
Magyarorszagba a debrecen
egyetemre. A cleveland e
youngstown kertiletben e ia
nulmanyi versenyre palyazol
aprilis 23-an, most vasarna]
delutan 3 orakor egyhazunl
gyilestermeben fogjak letenn
vizsgaikat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-20

ISTENTISZTELETEK SOR.
RENDJE: Minden vasarnar
delel6tt 9::30-kor imaora.
10-t6l vasarnapi Iskola.
l1-t6l Predikaci6.
Este 8::30-td Ifjusagi ORA.
Este 7:30-td EvangelizalAs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-22


 When children are small, they love to be called "nice,' or to be praised for being nice. They like the sound of the word and they should
 But as they grow they change their notions of adjectives. had friend once who sprinkled it over her sentences until everything was sugar-coated and sticky. The whole atmosphere of the house was so mice" I felt smothered
 If had to live in a place so thick with niceness, should learn the technique of the Bronx cheer with vengeance.
 Of course, we all use 1t. and to good advantage. It is fine word and means a lot. But its over-use pictures to me a perfect but, oh, so very dull, house where everybody tiptoes, smiles secretly and keeps his tongue in his cheek. It spells smug- ness, and that is just too much.
 But there is the point after all. Growing children don't want to be nice. They want to be fine fellows" or great girls"
 When things go wrong they would rather be told that they are rude, impolite or mean, than to have someone say they are not nice. Why can't we say, That was fine work. Bill" or I'm proud of you," instead of saying You did it very nicely?
 Sometimes I think that the vo- cabulary a parent uses has much to do with behavior. Frank forth right words with enough variety to- claim attention have their effect. They do away with certain super ficiality and mean what they say.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-22
KNOW HOW TO SPEAK CONFIDENTLY IN PUBLIC
Learn To Put YourseIf Across

Learn To Put Yourself Across
 How charmingly Mrs. Smith in- troduces the speaker. Many mem bers of her parents group are as bright-but none has learned to speak as well as she.
 No awkward heSitationS! In pre- senting speaker it's correct form, she knows, to outline the guests ex- perience in his field, finish with the gracious words, T consider it an honor to introduce MT. James Brown of Washington, who will talk to you on Modern Schools" MT. Brown"
 So her words will be understood at the back of the room, Mrs. Smith privately practices reading aloud, says every syllable distinctly = WHAT IS THAT" not "whatzat."
 To gain attention, respect, she walks to the speakers place slowly faces the audience a moment with a confident friendly expression.
 She wins their interest by appeal ing to them directly, says YOU will agree with me-" "Let US con- sider." Important words she re- peats for emphasis, THOUGHT FULLY planned, THOU G H T. FULLY carried out"
 You too can be an outstanding speaker in your club-before other groups-in business too. Our 32- page booklet tells how to train your voice, prepare speeches. Gives ann pie speeches, helpful parliamentary rules. Advice to radio speakers, toastmasters.
 Send 1Oc in coin for your copy of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-22

Night blindness, inability to see as well as normal persons do in dim light Otherwise known as nyctalopia) is quite common in children, and may be factor of fear of the dark in some cases. It is due to insufficient intake of vita bin A. A tablespoonful of cod liver oil daily for a week should bring some improvement if this condition IS present. A tablespoonful of cod liver oil contains 12.000 units of vitamin A. If fish oil is repugnant the child may take instead cap- sule which contains 25,000 units of vitamin A, one such capsule three times a week for three or four weeks. The child need only know that the vitamin A is to help him see better at night.
 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
 Sinus
 Several of my friends bothered with sinus trouble believe they are benefited by smoking cigarettes containing menthol. GA. s.
 Answer-No foundation for the notion. If you have sinus trouble send three-cent stamped envelope bearing your address, for mono graph on High Calcium Diet, Cal cium Feeding, Vitamins Everybody Needs. Enclose twenty-five cent coin if you want copy of booklet Gall It Cri", which deals with chronic rhinitis, "catarrh," sinus trouble, tonsils, adenoids, bronchitis and common respiratory infections.
 Veal ,..
 Has veal any food value? Just what food elements does it contain? I don't know why people eat things that don't nourish them? (G. O.
 Answer-Seldom does any one eat anything that doesn't nourish. Veal has practically the same food value and contains practically the same clements as beef.
 Copyright 1889, John F. Dille Col
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-22
STYLE FIRSTS
BOLERO DRESSES UP MORNING BROCK
PATTERN 745

Here's style news for women who love to butter around their kitchens when they're not entertaining or being entertained! Claire Tilden's easy Pattern 745 is evidence that an at-home frock can take on all the Smartness of an afternoon dress. Just slip into the bolero when visitors call you to the door or when you go for morning walk and how chic you'll look. This be- lero is most useful in a color and fabric that team up with other frocks too. Note how cool the slashed, extended shoulders of the dress are! And the dress-cut with out a waist seam-has additional flare and comfort because of a full length panel! Moreover, the dis tinctive pockets are ever so handy, while ribbon bows, and buttons to match, are all the trim needed!
 Pattern 745 is cut in misses and women's sizes 12, IA, 16, IS, 20, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38 and 40. Size 16 re- quires 3 5-8 yards 35 inch fabric and 3-8 yard ribbon.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) in coins for this pattern. WRITE CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
 Send orders to the Waterbury Democrat Pattern Department.
 Thursday: Afternoon Dress.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-22

good looking as an."
 Make her fear your looks-in- stead of your fearing her brains. The only way you have to win what ever you want to win is to look yourself and your competitors over carefully find out what you have that they lack, and then con- centrate on that.
 If clinging vine seems to be wrapping herself around all the sturdy oaks in sight, don't try to out-cling her. Instead, go in for so- phistication and make her look silly.
 You can do it unless you let her scare you into thinking that cling ing vines have monopoly on men.
 If an oh-so-smart business wo- man seems to be taking what you want. don't try to fight her way. Pick yourself a different set of weapons. Her very smartness is sure to be irritating lot of people. You build up the people she tears down. and you'll get somewhere.
 The reason so many women never get what they want is because they give up the minute a woman comes along who looks like tough compe- tition.
 Copyright, 2939, NEA Service Incl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-22
AFRAID TO SLEEP IN THE
 DARK

AFRAID 10 SLEEP IN THE
 DARK
 Boy aged six years is afraid of the dark. He gets all upset when parents say it is time for bed and demands a bright light in the bed- room. If the light is put out he reacts by vomiting his last meal. Sometimes mother lies down with him until he falls asleep, but if he wakenS any time later and finds it dark he becomes greatly excited and vomits. His parents have made one grave mistake, which too many parents make, with the best inten- ton but invariably the worst effect. namely, they have tried spanking the boy. But they have never fright ened him in any way, and they never go anywhere at night unless they take him with them. After the boy vomits his last meal he sleeps the rest of the night. Aside from the nyctophobia (fear of night, fear of the dark the boy is husky, his mother says, and he be- hayes like,a real boy when he plays out of doors.
 If the fear of the night or the dark is the usual fear of children, it is best ignored from the begin ming, or dealt, with as a casual in- cident. If light had not been kept on in the sleeping room the boy would not demand such light now It is always wise to train children from infancy to; go to bed at a proper time, without any discussion of the matter and without any monkeyshinesi or gadgetS or special provisions other than a good sup per, a bath and a comfortable warm, reasonably quiet place to sleep; that is,, the bed and night clothing should be comfortable and warm,, but the. air of the sleeping room should be cool or cold if pos sible, with good ventilation, perhaps through cloth window screen in rainy, stormy or windy weather.
 Grownups sometimes vomit from emotional excitement. Any one may have similar reaction from shock or from pain Typical example is the vomiting in an attack of sick headache, nigraine. Children fre- quently react in that way to any emotion of an unpleasant kind. Thousands of children vomit when compelled to go to school where there happens to be a condition the child dislikes. That the vomiting in this, instance is harmless is to be inferred from the mothers remark that he. Is a husky boy. Evidently he makes up at other times for the loss of supper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-22
OF Interest To Women

Have you household problem
 to solve? Write your question
 clearly, sign your name and ad-
 dress, enclose a three-cent post
 age stamp and mail to The
 w m n s Editor, Washington
 Service Bureau, The Democrat,
 1913 18th Street, Washington.
 D. C., for personal reply.
 o. I am a store clerk and my feet perspire and ache intensely no matter what type shoe I wear. Can you suggest anything that will give me relief?
 A. We assume that you wear wide-heeled or modified cuban heeled shoes that are well fitted. Dust your feet and shoes generous ly in the morning with mixture of 2-3 boric acid powder and 1-3 cornstarch. Take another pair of shoes and stockings and change them at noon. At night the feet should be Sooked in warm water and epson salts and after drying thor oughly massage with a half and half mixture of mineral oil and witch hazel. .....
 @. What can be done to linoleum to make it look brighter and wear better?
 A. Apply an occasional coat of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-22
BEAUTY.
NEA Service Staff Writer

NEA SeTVlCC Otd1A
 The woman whose face is rather bread and quite square ought never to go in for small, tight curls or narrow waves or tiny round splotches of rouge in the center of her cheeks.
 Such effects only serve to make her face appear wider and Squarer than it actually is whereas wide waves, big curls and the like will. by contrast, make her face seem smaller and her facial contours less square.
 Joan Blondell, pretty Hollywood star whose face comes in this square and rather broad category, never parts her hair too low or in a perfectly straight line, and she manages to create softness by wear ing thin fringe or bangs.
 Her makeup advisor, Perc Vest more, slants the part of her hair and wouldn't consider letting her wear heavy bangs or brush her hair straight back with no hint of soft ness at all.
 MT. Westmore advises Miss Blon- dell and other actresses with square faces never to pluck their eyebrows into thin, delicate lines. He likes them arched a bit, because definite upward curve in the center of brows makes the face appear to be longer.
 Miss Blondell places her rouge in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-22
ROsEBUDs FOR YOUTH

Dainty daughter likes corsage or moss rosebuds tied in a romantic manner with long velvety ribbons. And she'll choose bud or two to pin into her coiffure and tuck into the folds of her short puffed sleeves. An exclusive New York shop has these pretties all made up ready for Easter holiday affairs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-22
Glorityimg Yourself
By ALICIA HART

cicle under the eye and carries 1t back toward her ear and downward almost to jawline. She makes her mouth up to look as wide as possible, creating a graceful curve which slants upward at corners.
 No square-faced woman should apply lipstick in such way as to make an exaggerated arch in her uppper lip or the lower one too full. cupid bows and round, rosebud lips are out, too.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-22
WOMAN,S REALM
--WE, THE WOMEN- Competition Is The Price Of Life For
 Any Woman
BY RUTH MILLETT

Women face stiff competition all their lives. No matter what wo- man wants whether 1t is a good place in the business world, high place in the social world, or first place with some man-she has plen- fVy nf oOv,o,,otifrre
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-22

The only way to win against the other woman or women is to choose your own weapons. /
 Don't look at another woman and say, T can never hope to be as smart or as clever as she is."
 Say instead, "She may be clever = but no matter what she does to herself she'll never be as
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-22

up front beside him.
 An hour later he delivered her safely, but he took us aside to tell W h a t she had said. He had been smoking, it seems, and he said jok- in g ly, T do mt suppose you would like a cigaret?"
 With the utmost dignity sh e re- piled. Mice ladies d mt chew ci-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-22
SERVE FISH NEATLY

Baked fish will be easier to serve neatly if the baking pan is lined with sheet of cooking parchment. pale, quick-drying linoleum lacquer to the clean, dry, unwaxed surface. Never lacquer over wax. The lac quered surface may be cleaned daily with dust mop, or, when- ever required, with damp cloth. These floors should be relacquered occasionally, depending upon the severity of wear
 (See our General Question and
 Answer column on Page?) ENDS "SPIRIT OF CULVER" THURS. and "GAMBLING SHIP"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-22
sHADE-Y TRICK

When window shades become dis colored at the bottom, remove from the rollers, hem the tops (the clean ends), cut off or rip out the bottom hem and tack the soiled end on the roller.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-22
Latest Styles
- RAISING A FAMILY = Vocabulary Of Parents
 Sets Child's Behavior
RAISING FAMILY
By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

When one of our girls was two or three years old. a neighbor came around one Sunday with his car full of youngsters to take her for ride
 She was given the seat of honor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-22
Caroline Chatfield
Saw Today

The Most Boorish Boy Takes on Few Manners When He Falls in Love: Manners That Come From the Heart t.tt  the country with 
  with the judgment Sundays all sitting he doesn't and doesn't telephone isn't coming
  he'd with something a right?
 ELDER SISTER
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-22

Frank Peterson, Golden Gate h. ternational Exposition Speakers Bureau chief, has addressed 1,100,- 900 people in Northern California.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-22
SOUR TURNS OUT SWEET

Sour milk can be substituted for sweet in cakes and most quick breads measure for measure If the milk is very sour, use one-half tea spoon soda per cup of sour milk to leaven and, if necessary, a little baking powder. If the milk is on the turn, use one-quarter teaspoon soda per cup of milk. Mix and sift the flour and the soda rather than add the soda to the milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-22
Hoze, To Keeb Well
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

   n mot
  OF eOR Wnter rburyO Dem Oerat.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-22

PUBLIC PEAKING SELF TAUGHT to Waterbury Democrat, Home Service, 635 Sixth Ave-, New York, N. Y. Be sure to write plainly your NAME, ADDRESS, and the NAME of booklet,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-22
ANSWER:
DEAR MISS CHATFIELD:


 neither you nor I that likes believe continue The nothng whispers the broken him when sit at home selfish the full kick excursion unless his friends
  occasionally and he hasn't ride in the boy a he in that the heart
  girl him with such that's essential satisfactory with all this nothing separate lonely girl friend only her to find that substitute.
 CAROLINE OUT OF LUCK: The girl a 
 sion his hide with silence Problems
 
  All confidence
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-22


   All held In confidence
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-22

OUT OF LUCK: The girl who hasn't learned that silence telling than his tal ton his hide
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-22

ENDS "SPIRIT OF CULVER" THURS. and "GAMBLING SHIP''
Evening star., 1939-07-20
Power Commission
Claims Jurisdiction
Over Link Utilities
Companies Whose Lines
Are Part Of Interstate
'Puthwuy' Involved

The Federal Power Commission
today claimed jurisdiction over utili-
ties connected to pathways crossing
State lines.
In a precedent-setting determina-
ton the commission found that an
electric utility whose physical lines
are located wholly within a single
State, but whose lines comprise part
of the pathway by which electric
energy Is transmitted in both direc-
tions across State lines, is a public
utility within the meaning of the
Federal Power Act. Consequently,
the commission held the utility sub
ject to its jurisdiction.
The case was that of the New
Jersey Power & Light Co. and the
Jersey Central Power e. Light Co.
The commission found that acquisi-
ton of 34l $50 shares Of the common
capital stock of Jersey Central
Power & Light Co. by New Jersey
Power & Light Co., without prior
authorization from the commission,
was violation of section 2O3 (a)
Of the Federal Power Act.
The decision Is INTERPRETED as
having far-reaching effect in the
administration Of authority by the
Federal Power Commission.
The commission found that elec-
trio energy was being transmitted
between New Jersey and the State
of New York.