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Evening star., 1939-07-12
Claudette Colbert Howls
a Cinema Storm
Wind in Technicolor Worse
Than Any Other, She Says;
The Wheel Wins
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM,
HOLLYWOOD.


Drums Along the Mohawk" Claudette
Colbert its coming is
echncolor ormhe worst saw-n outside studio Rain
network
cabin where Caudette fetching costume of 1777 taking
with Henry Fonda The the
whistles down the chimney.
Evening star., 1939-07-12
DANCING.

LEARN TO DANCE.
THE JACK ROLLINS STUDIOS,
!. 1911 CONN. AVE- DE. 577O. 16s
The Edward F. Miller Studio
0lA 17th sT. NATIONAL Oooo
Per DipeFininating People.
Evening star., 1939-07-12

istic lightning from two unprotected
carbon lamps. The electrical flashes
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Bethesda Rockville
Through Bus Service
10 Be Discontinued
Carriers Will Holt
At D. c. Line; Another
Fare Needed in District

The Capital Transit Co. will dis
continue bus service on its through
line to Bethesda, Rockville and
Washington Grove, Md, November
/, Dean j. Locke. chief engineer,
announced yesterday.
After that date buses from those
points will stop at the District line
and passengers will have to continue
their trip to downtown Washington
by streetcars or buses operating in
the District, paying another fare.
The buses after November / will
operate on a schedule Of increased
fares, which was approved by the
Maryland Public Service Commis-
sion last December and which raises
the cash and communication fares for
practically all points except those in
the Bethesda area.
In the new schedule, the distance
from the District line to Washing
ton Grove is divided into II zones
with a scent fare for each zone.
The 12-ride communication tickets will
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Washington Rollers
Beaten al Norfolk;
keknew on Top
Special Dispatch to The Star.

0pCCAAA 01pp1tNl W Aho 5IsAs
NORFOLK. Va, Sept. 30.-Five
star bowlers from Washington failed
to finish among the first eight as
Chubby McKnew Of Richmond won
the annual Jimmy Wallace Sweep
stakes tonight with a score of 1850
for 10 games. McKnew, former Ma
tional Duckpin Bowling Congress
all-events champion, shot five-game
sets Of 677 and 673 for a 500 prize.
Second place went to Armisted
Carter Of Norfolk with 733-586-
1913, his opening set being the best
Of the tournament, which drew q
field Of 50 of the South's leading
duckpinners.
Bill Powell of Roanoke was third
with 1890 and Hank Mowbray Of
Baltimore fourth with 1878.
First among the Metropolitan
Washington entrants was Perce
Wolfe Of Hyattsville, who rolled
1920.
Astor Clarke Of Washington, No.
1 ranking duckpin shooter of the
country, who got away to a promis-
ing start this fall in quest of his
fifth straight national crown, STUN
bled tonight. He shot a negligible
score.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Late Scores

Marshall 20: v. P. l.. O.
9. c. State. ~: Elizabeth City. o.
Vanderbilt. 13: Rice. 12.
Mississippi. IA; Louisiana State, Z.
Bethany, Z: Westminster, o.
Canisius o: Scranton, o.
Davis and Elkins. 8; Salem. o.
Manchester. 70: Defiance. g.
BerEen, Jr.. 8: New York Aegies. 8.
Washburn 12: Emporia, o.
Tulsa. %; Wichita. 6.
Indiana State. 7; Louisville, O.
Ely Junior. IA; Va. Junior. IL.
South Dakota State. 20; Moorhead
Teachers. z.
Millikan. 6: Principal 0.
Central State. 8: N. Illinois Teachers
O.
Cincinnati. %: Tampa. o.. 7.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
E|kins' 95-Yard Run
Spices Marsha||'s
Win Over V.P.I.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Sept. 30.
Marshall, fought to a standstill
by a doughty Virginia Polytechnic
eleven through two quarters. came
back with a bang In the final half
tonight the whip the Gobblers, 20
to 0.
The contest was punctuated by a
thrilling 95-yard run for a touch
down by Boot Elkins on the first
play Of the third quarter.
Thereafter, Gobbler resistance
appeared to crumble and, aided by
a couple Of fumbles, the Herd went
on to add two more touchdowns,
Jackie Hunt counting both scores,
in the final period.
The game early resolved into a
punting duel between George
Buckeye) Warriner for. v. P. I.
and Hunt for Marshall, with the
Gobbler fullback having the edge
in distance until taken out for in
juries tn the third quarter.
Marshall made five first downs
~ 4o4 f1~ %Aa r~Lk>1n~r
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Ga|ento Reported Facing
Blindness in One Eye
BY the Associated Press.

oy inc ASSoclateo PrebS.
NEWARK, N. j., Sept. 3o.-The
Newark Ledger said tonight Tony
Galenton, No. / contender for the
worlds heavyweight boxing title, was
threatened with blindness In one eye.
"Two-Ton Tony" said the Ledger,
"is ready to risk his sight for another
go with champion Joe) Louis and
the big purse it would mean. He has
been told that such an attempt might
be disastrous.
"The eye condition is reported as
a result Of the Louis fight, aggra.
waited by the long battle with Lou
Nova in Philadelphia, when Jerseys
championship hope won q technical
knockout after taking considerable
punishment. -
AN operation might save the
sight in Tony's battered eye, and
little hope is held out for the sight
IN 1t If he doesn't submit. He has
preferred so far to say mo- to all
advice because such an operation
might kill the lucrative contracts he
has. He intends to appear in q
movie and also on the stage on the
Pacific Coast"
Galento was reported to be "rest.
ing" at a Pocono Mountain (Pennsyl.
vania) cabin.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
In Ruck Throughout,
Stanford Bows 10
Oregon State
Victors Score Twice
In First Half for
l2-to-0 Victory
BY RUSSELL ]. NEWLAND,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

=
PALO ALTO, Calf, Sept. 3d.
Oregon State College, ranked pre-
season contender for the Pacific
Coast Conference football cham
pionship, established itself as chal-
lenger today with a 1910 victory over
Stanford before a crowd of 10000.
Superior blocking, better choice of
plays and solid running and pass
ing attack produced touchdowns for
Oregon State in the first two periods.
Stanford's Play Sloppy.
Stanford turned in loosely played
game. Its aerial sorties generally
failed to function and ground plays
often found the linemen tangled
with the backs.
The game had barely gotten un-
der way when Oregon State drove
"a yards on ground plays to reach
Stanford's 3yard marker before be-
ing driven back 2 yards, where the
ball was lost on downs.
Regaining possession, Lon Stiner's
club charged Al yards for the first
score. A 2l-yard pass from Left
Half Olson to Left End Vandiver
put the ball 10 yards from the goal.
On the next play. Fullback Kissel-
burgh tossed a short one to Quarter
back Peters, who ran yards for
the touchdown.
Kisselburgh Plunges Over Goal.
In the second quarter John Tsout-
souvas. cetner, blocked a punt by
Left Half Albert and o. S. c. took
possession on the opponents 40
yard line. Two line bumps and two
passes, the second from Olson to
Right Half Morrie Kohler good for
20 yards, put the oval 2 yards from
the last chalk line. Kisselburgh
cracked center for the remaining
vo ri ooo
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Hornsby, Wilson Seeking
Hollywood Management

By the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 30.-Holly-
wood Baseball Club officials looked
in the mail today and found two
new applicants for the managerial
job of the Stars.
Rogers Hornsby and Hack Wilson
applied for the berth, Vice President
Bob Cobb disclosed.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Late Sports News
See Part W for the Complete Sports Section
Mississippi Again
Conquers /. S. u.
BY the Associated Press,

BATON ROUGE, La, Sept.
30.-Staving OH repeated threats
In the final quarter, the fighting
University Of Mississippi Rebels
tonight defeated Louisiana State,
IA to 7. for the second successive
year before $4,000 shivering fans
in a game full Of funbles and
thrilling passes.
Mississippi went into the Sec
ond half leading, Z to 0, and each
counted In the third period. L.
8. U. was stopped on the goal
line Just before the game ended.
Evening star., 1939-10-01

Scoring By periods:
Pacific 0 o q O-S
California DECENTRALIZATION 0 0 90
Pacific scoring-Touchdown, smallwood
Omcials-Referee. William Simas. st.
Mary's; umpire, William Corbus. Stanford;
head ltnesman. Walter Hall. Utah: field
1udse. Elwood Allison, Wisconsin.
Evening star., 1939-10-01

GETS MOVIE TEST-Miss
Edna Evans, 5000 Hampden
lane, Bethesda, Nd, won the
Jesse l.. Lasky Gateway to
Hollywood" contest in Rich
mond, Va. it was ANNOUNCED
yesterday. It was the second
time Miss Evans won a con-
test of that kind, having been
selected in Washington six
months ago. She has been ap-
pearing in the Blackfriars
Guild plays and attending
Catholic University school Of
speech and drama. She will
compete in Hollywood for the
screen name of Gale Storm.
Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Stagg Starts His 5Oth
Year asCoach With
Upset Of Bears
Dy the Associated Press.

BERKELEY, Calf, Sept. 3d.
Amos Alonzo Stage, 76-year -old
football wizard, brilliantly signalled
his 50th year Of coaching today
when his College of the Pacific
Tigers scored a smashing upset in
beating University Of California, 60.
Pacific outmaneuvered the highly
favored Bears virtually all the way
and pushed over q touchdown late
in the third period after q 54-yard
march.
The touchdown thrust was q pass
from Halfback Bob Adamina to End
Doug Smallwood. tossed from the
16. Smallwood grabbed the ball on
the 7 and elbowed through three
California players to cross the goai
line standing up. Roy Coper's place.
kick sailed wide.
The game was the second half
of double bill. California beat the
California Aggies In the first con-
test, 80 to II, scoring four touch
downs in the second half.
The Aggies led at halftime, IA
Evening star., 1939-10-01
New Map of Europe
in Color

Complete map of Europe, size 22"x19",
folded 10'x6", in full color Back shows
the Western Front Franco German From
tier with Maginot Line and German West
Wall; enlarged map of Poland; military
and naval strength Of different countries
and area of all European countries and
location Of their Capitals.
Price 1Oc at the Counter
Star Office, 11th St. and Pa. Ave.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Expecting Soft Game,
Trojans Are Tied
By Oregon, II
Nove's Passing in Lost
Quarter Saves Rose
BowIers From Loss
BY ROBERT MYERS,
Associated Press Sports Writer.


LOS ANGELES, Sept. 30.-Uni-
sersity OF Southern CALIFORNIA; S
Rose Bowl dreams become a little
nightmarish today as the Web
foots Of Oregon battled the mighty
Trojans to TT deadlock.
Forty thousand fans gathered for
this Pacific Coast Conference OPEN
er. They saw Doyle Nave, pass
throwing hero Of S. SIS victory in
the Rose Bowl last January, pitch
his embattled mates to a tie mid
way in the final quarter.
Coach Gerald CTex) divers we'll
drilled lads from the North, expect
ed to give Troy a workout and lit
tie more, staged a brilliant 58-yard
aerial attack in the second period
and led at half time TO. X
Southern California rushed in its
first, second and third teams, but
the Webfoots STAYED off all threats
until Nave went to work.
Oregon Last Won in 1915.
The last time Oregon defeated
the Trojans was in 1915. Unable
since then even to tie the men of
Troy, they froze onto the ball in
the closing minutes, content with
an even break.
Nine plays and So yards brought
the Oregon touchdown. Little Jay
GRAPHICAL started the fireworks and
turned the Job over to Southpaw
Bob Smith, who finished it with a
perfect pass to John Berry, as he
stood just over the line. Ralph
Anderson converted.
Southern CALIFORNIA; great array
OF backs, including Grenville Lans-
dell, Jack Banta, Bob Peoples and
a few more, piled up yardage, but
the Webgoots held tight in the
clutches.
Nave Averts Defeat.
With minutes fading, Nave came
in. Troy moved from midfield as
Peoples and Joe Shell began snag-
ging his perfect passes. With the
ball on the II, Nave found Peoples
over in one corner. The ball went
home. and Oklahoma Bob eluded
two Oregon backs for the score.
Phil Gaspar added the tying point
Again Doyle began throwing the
A r%> 80
field. but Berry. one of the best men
on the field, intercepted and Oregon
kept the ball untol the final Sec
onds
Southern California had a big
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Final II Minutes
Bring vandy 1912
Win Over Rice
By the Associated Press.

oy VIC ASooSlatcu IIChbs
HOUSTON. Tex. Sept. 30
Four and a half minutes remained
to play tonight and Rice's Owls, the
coaches choice in the Southwest
Conference. were coasting along
with a comfortable 1910 lead over
Vanderbilt.
But Junius Doc) Plunkett had
other ideas. and in that brief span
the Rice team was toppled in its
flrst game Of the season, 1912.
Vanderbilt had struggled futilely
against greater manpower and the
aerial shaft Of Ernie Lain. It was
beaten, apparently hopelessly. But
Plunkett-a slim, l60-pounder, passed
until he could race across for ono
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Rugged Georgia Routs
Sturdy Citadel, 26-0
By the Associated Press.

ATHENS, Ca. Sept. 30.-A rough,
tough team of Georgia Bulldogs
waded through q sturdy but out
classed band of Cadets from the
Citadel. 26 to 0, today before an
opening-day crowd Of 1900.
A spectacular 89-yard dash by
Substitute Center Steve Hughes,
after intercepting a Citadel pass,
highlighted a game which was
marked by frequent penalties.
Evening star., 1939-10-01

touchdown, standing up, and then
heaved to Roy Higgins for the other.
When Higgins shared the clinch-
ing touchdown, seven seconds time
was left-far to little for Rice to COL
lect its shattered forces.
Evening star., 1939-10-01

oher slight reduction from the
cash fare, but the $3.50 weekly pass
for the Bethesda area has been
withdrawn.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13
TANCMULATSAG
WARRENBEN

A warreni Magyar Kultur
Kor Ifjusagi Osztalya az elso
tancmulatsagat aprilis 22-en,
szombaton este 6 oratol kezdo-
doleg rendezi a Franklin St.-i
Moose Hall-ban.
A tancmulatsag sikere erde-
keben az agilis rendezoseg a
kozkedvelt 10th Jani radio ze-
nekarat szerzodtette, amikor
is a jol ismert 10th Magduska
kellemes hangjat szemelyesen
is meghallgathatjak, aki a leg
ujabb magyar dalokkal gyo-
nyorkodteti a k0z0nseget.
A Warren es k0rnyeki ma
gyarsag tomeges megjeleneset
keri es varja a rendez6seg, a
mely ktiin6 etelekrol es ita-
lokrd gondoskodik. Beleptidij
most is csak 35 cent lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13
A Market Street
kiszeIesitese

A varosi tanacs felhatalma-
East adott az ellenorz0 bizott-
sagnak, hogy egyeZenek meg
a Market St.-i telektulaj jdono-
sokkal, hogy a Florida es In
dianola kozott a szelesiteshez
sziikseges telket torvenyes
becsles utjan engedjek at. A
Market St.-i hidt6l a Wayne
Ave.-ig a mern0ki hivatal mar
ker ajanlatokat a szelesitesre,
amikor is felhaSznalnak a
jarda es az utcak k0z0tti te-
riiletet. Az East Federal es a
S. Watt st. szelesitesre sziikse-
ges teriilet ugye az eskudtMek
el6tt van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13
MAGYAROK
NAGYASSZONYA r.. *.
HITKOZSEG HIREI
Pl&b&nos:
FSt. Mundwell JAnos Ph. D.
545 N. Bellevista Ave
Telefon 92168
MlsEK soRRENpJE:

MIsEK soRRENDJE:
vasarnap reggel 6rakor kismise an
gol predik&ci6val.
10: 3O-kor nagymise magyar pr6dikAr
ci0val.
H4tk0znapokon mise reggel S:30-kor.
ov6NrATAsok:
Minden sxombaton d6lutAn 3-6-ig 70
este 7-t6l.
Minden els6 pAntek el6tti csit6rt6kon
dAlutan 3-6ig 6s este 7-t6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13
A SCENT ISTVAN
r. K. EGYHAZ HIREI
Plebanos:
FSt. Bir6 L6rinc
o54 Wilson Ave
TeiefOa 31006
A HARMADIK REND tagjai-

A HARMADIK REND tagjai-
max jovo vasarnap delutan
3 4-ig oktatas lesz
Ugyancsak vasarnap delutan
4:3O-kor az Oltaregylet tagjai-
max is gyules lesz az Otthon-
ban.
A HoNAP VEGEN LESZ A
BAZARUNK. A bazarkonyvecs-
kek kimentek. Vajjon be fog
make jonni a dollar kisasszo-
nyok a rendes idore? Meglat-
Juk.
A HUSVETI TANG eleg jol
sikerult. Igaz, az ifjusag zu-
golodott, hogy 35 centet kellett
fizetni, inert a lap csak 25
centet hirdetett. Pedig hataro-
zottan meg lett mondva a hir-
detes leadasakor, hogy 35 cent
a belepo. Maid maskor mem fog
a tevedes megismetlodni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13

A Scent New Tarsulat havi
gyiilese ezen a heten mem lesz
megtartva, hanem csak aprilis
22-en.
A kovetkezok gyujtottek hus
YETI viragokra: Takacs Janos-
ne es Balasko Gyorgyne $12.38,
Draga Mihalyne es Fetzer ia
nosne $17.65, Orosz Sandorne
es Bakos Janosne helyette
Schultz Roza es Banyasz An
ma SITS, Buvos Paine es FL
lipsin Samuelne $11.55.
A nilesi magyarok Homonai
Jozsefne gyujtese altal meg IA
dollart adtak.
Az listen fizesse meg a gyuJ-
tok faradsagat es a hivek ado
manyait.
Ezutan megint minden szom
baton d. 3--5 es este 7-tol
gyontatasok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13
MANSFIELD KERR
A CSATORNA MEGEPITESET

U. S. House of Representa-
We a Rivers Harbors Committee
elnoke Joseph J. Mansfield,
aki hosszu betegsege utan a
javulas utjan van, keri a kon-
gresszusi tagokat, hogy sza-
vazzak meg legalabb reszben
az Ohio folyotol Struthhers-
Youngstown-Erie toig hajoz-
hato csatorna megepiteset.
Nagyon fontosnak tartja, hogy
legalabb Struthersig adjanak
felhatalmazast meg ez iden a
munka megkezdesere.
Major general Julian l..
Schley, az Egyesiilt Allamok
katonai mern0kok feje e ma
pokban Pittsburghban tartott
gyiilesen ujb6l na,gyon ajan-
lotta a csatorna megepit@set,
amelyet a katonai mernokok
hat evig mindenre kiterjed6
vizsgalata utan mar a kon-
gresszusnak jovahagyas vegett
benyujtottak.
Mansfield tObb kerdeSre va
laszolva meg hozzatette, hogy
ez az ut a, legjobb minden te-
kntetben es mindenkinek csak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REV.
EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. Botty Janes lelkesz
737 Mahonino Ave Phone 66841

ISTENTISZTELET vaSarnap
delelott fel II orakor. Elotte
fel 10-kor vasarnapi iskola. Es-
te 6:30-kor Junior C. E., 7:30-
kor Senior c. E. osszej0vetel.
HUSVET iinnepkori unneple-
seink bensoseges es Istentol
gazdagon megaldottak voltak.
Testvereink a szezon meltosa-
gahoz illoen latogattak a nagy-
heti istentiszteleteket, viragva-
sarnapjan es husvet elso nap
jan pedig zsufolasig megtelt
gyonyoru viragdiszbe oltozte-
tett templomunk az vi elet
utan vagyodo lelkekkel. Az
urvacsorai scent vendegsegben
hiveink 321-en vettek reszt a
scent jegyeket Juhasz JOSEF,
id. Rati Janos, Luteran Sandor
es egyhaztanacsunk tagjai
ajandekoztak. Az iinnepi is
tentiszteletek magasztossagat
vegyes enekkarunk gyonyoru
enekszamai tettek emelkedet-
tebbe minden alkalomkor.
JUNIOR ENEKKARUNK tag
jai vi egyenruhakkal ekesked-
tex a husveti innepek alatt.
Dicseretere valik ennek a lei
kes csoportnak, hogy a disz-
oltony0khoz szikseges anyagot
ok maguk vasaroltak. Az elke-
szites nehez ugyes munkait
ifj. Dorko Janosne vezetese
melett 10th Andrasne, Uray
Karoyne, 10th Pane, Szabo
Andrasne, Pollak Ferencne, Var
ga Istvanne, Aszalos Istvanne,
Dorko Imrene, Cortez Dominic
ne, Jancsurak Janosne, Zsurky
Istvann, Macy Sandorne es Tu-
lipan Istvanne derek ASSOC
nyaink vegeztek. Fogadjak ell
ismero, koszonetiinket szorgal-
mas faradozasaikert.
EGYHAZUNK negyedevi k0z
gyilese aprilis 16-an, vasarnap
istentisztelet utan lesz meg
tartva. Szeretettel kerjuk egy-
haztagjaink minel nagyobb sza-
mu megjeleneset.
FERFI KORUNK most va
sarnap delutan 8 orakor fogja
tartani rendes havi gyuleset es
eloadasat. Az eddigi el0adasok
mind ertekesek es tanulmanyC
SAX voltak S hisszik, ebben
sem fogunk csalatkozni. LIE.
gyunk oft mindannyian.
PROGRESSIVE LIGANK,
mely oily sokszor es kulonbozo
keppen nyujt segedkezet egy
hazunknak aprilis 16-an, mos
vasarnap este zartkoru banke'
es tarsalgo est keretei kozot'
fogja megiinnepelni alakulasa
max ot0dik evfordulojat a Ra
coon Roadi Light House cite
remben. A Liga osszes tagjai e
ba-atai hivataloSak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13
A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Kohl: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakas los - End st. Niles, O.

HUSvET UNNEPET szep k0-
z0nseg ulte meg templomunk-
ban. Macy resze a gyilekezet-
mex az Ur asztalahoz is jarult.
"A scent jegyeket Buk Janos es
neje ajandekoztak S 66 ferfi es
68 no reszesilt a scent vacsora-
ban. Kuvertekben begyult
$91.75, perselyben $8.37. Del
ntan 3-kor volt halaadas, ma
sodnapjan pedig 10-kor unne-
pet bezaro isteni tisztelet. Ujra
festett templomunk szepen fel
volt diszitve viragokkal is.
Enekkarunk ket enekkel emel-
te tiszteletiink szepseget,
JUBILEUMUNKRA aprilis
23-an nagyban folynak az el6-
kesziletek. Delutan 4 orakor
kezdodik az alkalmi isteni tisz-
telet a youngstown, farrelli,
cantoni es alliancei lelkeszek
k0zremIkOdeSevel S utana a
N6egylet szolgalja fel az i'm
nepi vacsorat. Remeljuk, hogy
a kOrnyekbeli egyhazakbol az
egyhaztagok is sep szamban
fognak jonni lelkeszeikkel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13
SHARON-FARRELL ES
KORNYEKE ELOFIZETOINK
FIGYELMEBE

Elofizetesek es hirdetesek
hivatalos nyugtazasara felha-
talmaztuk ZIMMERMAN AN
tai, 1924 FRUIT AVE, Farrell,
Pa, elonyosen ismert regi ma
gyar honfitarsunkat. Kerjuk
Sharon-Farrell, 6harpsville,
Masury es kornyeke elofize-
toink es hirdetoink szives part
fogasat, hogy Zimmerman urat
tamogassak a nehez munkaja-
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13
CAMPBELL
BAPTISTA HITKOZSEG
TempIom 23s Bright Ave
Campbell, Ohio
Rev. 8. 6ertaian
IakAs: 619 Landsdown Blvd.
Youngstown, Ohio

ISTENTISZTELETEK SOR-
RENDJE: Minden vasarnap
delel6tt 9::30-kor imaora.
10-t6l Vasarnapi Iskola.
l1-t6l Predikaci6.
Este 8::30-tol Ifjusagi ora.
Este 7::3O-t6l EvangelizalAs.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13

MISEK RENDJE: Vasarna-
pokon hs mise 9 orakor angol
oktatassal. Macy mise 10 ora
so perckor magyar scent be-
szeddel. Hetkoznapokon scent
mise 8 6rakor.
. GYoNTATAS hetkoznapo-
kon es vasarnapokon a scent
nisek el6tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13
YOUNGSTOWl@ IS VIDEKE HIREI
A C0LYvA

Az angolul goiter-nak neve-
zett betegseg olyan regi, mint
maga az emberiseg. Egyiptomi
mumiakat vizsgaltak meg, a
kiknek golyvajuk volt. Talal-
tax halat, egyeb allatot goly-
vaval, ujszulottnek volt arany-
lag nagy golyvaja mar, tehat
az egy mindenkeppen nagyon
kozonseges betegseg. Es megis
mostanaig tartott megtudni,
mi is az Okla ennek a bajnak.
Mar otven evvel ezelott tud-
tax az orvosok, hogy a goly-
vaban j6d-iodine van, de csak
kes0bb tudtuk meg, hogy a
jod hianya a pajzsmirigyben
okozza a golyva noveset. Innen
van azutan az az amerikai szo-
kas, hogy jodot tesznek a kony
ha soba olyan paranyi meny-
nyisegben, hogy meg ne art
son, de azert eleg jodot adjon
a szervezetnek a golyva kifej-
lodesenek meggatlasara. Kulo-
nosen a fejl6d6 korban latjuk,
hogy foleg a leany gyermekek
nyaka megvastagszik. Eek
mex jo az iodinos SO. Persze, a
jod hianya a pajzsmirigyben
csak egy resze a golyva move
senek, annak a mirigynek az
osszes tobbi, ugynevezett "bel-
SO kivalasztasu" mirigyeinkkel
a legszorosabb osszekottetese
van es azok egymasrahatasa
a fo ok a golyva noveseben.
Exert is latunk gyakrabban
golyvat a noknel, inert azok
mirigy mukodese sokkal er6-
sebb, mint a ferfiake.
Sokfele teoria volt meg husz
evvel ezelott is eietben a goly-
varol. Az egyik oknak a vizet
tartottak es kiilonoskeppen ST.
keriilt is nefla kiserleti ALA
tokban golyvat noveszteni egy
toluk messze tlevo, de golyvaja-
rol hires varos vizevel. Csak
kesobb dertilt XII, hogy a meg
ismetelt kiserletek mem no
vesztettek golyvat. Akkor az.
tan a videk geological fejlode-
set analizaltak es ere fogtak
a betegseget. Bizonyos az
hogy vannak egyes videkek
ahol evszazadok ota voltal
golyvas egyenek, viszont mas
hol AIT a betegseget mayor
ritkan latjuk, tehat valami szt
repe lehet a geological forma
cioknak lit, hacsak az is nen
vezethet6 vissza a talaj es We
le egyiitt a viz jod tartalmara
DIR. Mahrer Marion Pal
Youngstown, Ohio.