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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09

uOWIl S1CIdJkUh VdSy ScIIA! "A
Supreme Court szerint a sit
talmas detektiv megfogta az
egyiket es odasz6lt neki:
Gyere el6re, elvtars!
Ali az eliinkre es vezess ben
niinket, inert mi akkor kesz-
seggel megyiink utanad.
EFT a detektivek hangosan
mondtak es a k0zelbenallok
zajos deriiltseg kozben neztek,
hogy a fiilon csipett elvtars
mint kapalozik kezzel-labbal,
hogy neki eszeagaban sincs
tuntetni, rohamokat vezetni,
hogy 6 nem uszit senkit
ostromra, verontasra, 6 jam
Dor polgar, aki csupan haza
akar menni.
EFT a szivesseget is megtet-
tex neki a detektivek. Elvit-
tex k0zrefogva a harmadik
mellekutcaig es oft elengedtek
azzal, hogy menjen haza. Meg
csak egy szelid pofonnal Sc
segitettek a menekules ira
nyaba.
A nagyszaju bolsi vezer les
EFT a rend6rok vagy tizzel tet-
tex meg), ell is indult a mellek
utcaban, maid a legk0zelebbi
sarkon nagyot kanyarodva
tert vissza a t0meg k0ze, de
egeszen mas ponton foglalt
helyet es elilr6l kezdte a XII
abalast:
Rohanjunk nekik a BIZ
tangoknak, munkastestverek!
Alig kialtott azonban egy-
seer, harom hatalmas ember
elkapta es fejcsovalva, rosz-
.szalo hangon smondotta:
- Hat maga, elvtars, mi
ert mem ment. szepen haza,
mikor mar egyszer kivezettek
a tomegb6l?
A tettenkapott bolshi uszito
meglepetve nezett a harom
emberre. Tudta r6luk, hogy
rendorok, de AIT is tudta,
hogy ezeket soha mem latta az
el6tt Is csodalkozott sz0rnyen
hogy mikent ismerhettek azok
fel a tomegben?
A titok magyarazata az
volt, hogy az els6 rend6r
csoport kretaval egy vonast
huzott a hatara es ez volt az
ismertet6 jel. Errol tudta a
masodik rend6rcsoport, hogy
ez az ember egyszer mar jart
rend6rkezen. Es mikor azutan
masodszor is kivezettek a to-
megbol es utnak inditottak
hazafele, akkor mar adtak
neki egy kis utraval6t, hogy
a visszaterest6l elriasszak.
Nyilvanvalo lett a bolshi
taktika. Harminc-negyven nagy
szaju voros elvegyiil a tomeg
koz0tt es tiintetesre probal
izgatni. Ha a t0meg beugrik,
abbol verekedes lesz es mas
nap a bolshik tele ordithat-
jak a vilagot:
Fegyveres er6vel nyom-
jak ell Amerikaban a mum
kassagot.
A fegyver azonban mem
silt ell ez alkaiommal eS a boil
sheviki taktika cs6d0t mon
dott. Az artatlan jar6kel6ket,
a t0meget mem lehetett beug-
ratni es a rend6rseg felenyes
iigyesseggel csipte fiil0n a "a
vart csinalokat.
A nazik megmozdulasait ell
lenszenvvel nezi az amerikai
t0meg, de egyben g0rbe SEEM
mel nez a bolshik fele is es
mem ugrik be az uszitasnak.
Ha pedig az amerikai sajt6
minden egyes esetben utana-
jar a dolgoknak es leleplezi
a cselsz0v6ket, akkor a csupa
vezet6kb6l all6 tabornak mem
lesz sOha hadSerege eS nem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09

masonic gyuleSC LdTCdnaK, Qe
ez alkalommal Hitler iiv0lt0z6
esteje erkezett ell New York
ban Is exert a kommunistak
,kivonultak, hogy sajat kijelen-
tesiik szerint "picketeljek" a
gyiilest. ~
A bolshiknak a botranyra
es tiintetesre vezet6 els6 fegy-
we're a picketeles, de ez aka
lomal ez a fegyveriik mem
silt Ell, inert a rend6rseg hely-
zetenek magaslatan allott, a
kivancsi tomeg pedig partial
lannak bizonyult. A t0neg
erezhet6 eHenszenvet tanusi-
tott mindket csoport, nazik es
bolshikkal szemben Is utalta
AIT, hogy bevandorlo csopor-
tok bekesseget es demokrati-
kus szabadsagat veszelyeztetik.
Az igazi amerikaiakanak ez
alkalommal mem volt semmi-
fele eszk0ziik ARA, hogy nem-
tetszesiknek kifejeZest ada
max a t0rtentekkel szemben,
de becsmerl6 megjegyzeseket
lehetett hallani a tomegben,
amely a szinhazbol jovet vagy
mas dolga k0zben egeszen We
letlenil es artatlanul kevere-
dett a gyiiles koruli utcakra.
A bolshevikik a new york;
negyvennyolcadik utica sarkan
kezdtek volna a maguk tim
teteset, inert oft kezdtek Ell
hangosan kiabalni:
Koveteljuk a jogunkat,
hogy picketelhessiink.
Kezdetben csak par ember
kiabalta EFT, maid aprankent
volt vagy otven, aki a jelszot
ismetelte. A lovas rendor0k
ugyet Sc vetettek a kiabalasra,
csak akkor mozdultak meg,
amikor a bolshi vezerek ell
kezdtek a t0meget ARA uszi-
tani, hogy vonuljanak a gyu-
lesterem bejarata ele. EFT a
vezerek hatulrol tettek es a
hatulallok nyomasa alatt az
el6l levok tenyleg meg is moz-
dultak es kezdtek lassan elore
vonulni, amib6l persze l0kdo-
ses es tolongas lett. ,Egy b6r-
kabatos bolShi vezer haladt a
t0meg ellen, de alig tettek elo-
re par lepest, a vezer ur mar
ovatosan a falhoz lapult es
a hatuk moge ment.
Alig volt a hatterben a
bolshi vezer, mariS elkezdett
orditozni:
A munkasok AIT k0vete-
lik, hogy az utcat szabadon
hasznalhassak. K0veteljetek
jogaitokat, munkas elvtarsak
es menjetek elore!
Mintegy 0tven ember XII
abalta a vezer ur utan EFT a
jelszot es hatulrol probalgat-
tax a tomeget el6re szoritani,
de a rend6rok helytalltak,
lassu menetben elore vonul-
tax, mire a tomeg bekessegben
meghatralt.
Negy vagy 0tizben probal-
koztak a bolsi vezerek ilyen
hatulrol intezett tamadassal,
de a tomeg mem mutatott sem
mi hajlandosagot ARA, hogy
nekirohanjon a rend6r0knek,
akiknek mem keriilt semmi er6
feszitesiikbe az, hogy a rendet
es bekesseget fentartsak.
Nagyon k0nnyii volt a bolshi
vezereket felismerni. Borka-
batban jartak es hajadon fej-
jel, inert ez az egyenruhajuk.
Es konnyen felismerhet6k
arrol is, hogy soha mem jarnak
a t0meg ellen, hanem mindig
hatulr6l izgatnak.
Ismeteljiik azonban, hogy
ez alkalommal a new york;
t0meg mem volt olyan hangu-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09

Az amerikai nemzet legma-
gasabb itelkezesi fortuna, a
sz0vetsegi Supreme Court ell
dontotte veglegesen AIT a nagy
kerdest, hogy jogosak-e a sit
down sztrajkok vagy sem? A
Supreme Court Szerint a sit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-28
Rotary Club Luncheon
Filled With EXubcTanCc

ence adds weight to the delibera-
tons of the club.
The report will be heard next
Thursday and it is expected that
Ernest Ramsey will be present
with a resume Of great interest.
DR.. Morgan brought to the at
tention of the club the Amer
lean Legion's Commanders Ban
quet at the La Concha Hotel
Saturday night, and Sebastian
Cabrera, Jr., gave an interesting
talk in his stop-over at the
Worlds Fair on his return from
the Cleveland Convention.
On Monday, July 81, there will
be held at 7:30 p. m. in the
Chamber of Commerce Rooms a
Club Assembly for the purpose
of considering matters discussed
at the District Assembly and
preparing plans for the coming
year. All officers, chairmen of
committees and as many menu
beers as can come are expected to
be present.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-28
CORONER'S JURY
STILL IN SESSION


Coroner's jury empanelled by
Coroner Ex- Officio Franklin
Arenberg to investigate the death
of Walter L. Carter, engineer on
the Sun Oil Tanker ], N. Pew.
met this morning and recessed
to meet again this afternoon at
ESQ o'clock, when it is expected
that a verdict will be reached.
Mr.. Carter died suddenly early
Wednesday morning as the ship
was approximately 800 miles
from Key West. The body was
brought ashore at this port yes
terday morning when a patrol
boat of the Coast Guard was sent
out to get the body.
Members of the jury selected
to serve were: Samuel o. Kemp,
foreman; Ramon Riyas. Harold
Cruz, George NJ. Park, Adolfo
Lopez and Virginia Mendoza.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-28
VETERANS WILL
MEET in MIAMI
tspseInI 20 The cltlsen,

MIAMI, July 28.-All veterans
of the Dixie (3ls) Division are
urged to attend Tor send in their
names) at meeting of the newly
formed Dixie Division Associa-
ton to be held at the McAllister
Club House, 1924 S.W. 10th ST.,
Miami, Fla, 500 p. m, Sunday,
July 80, 1889, to become charter
members.
The Dixie Division comprises
the troops of Florida, Alabama
and Georgia, who were stationed
at Camp Wheeler, Macon, Ca,
before going overseas.
All those who were members
of this division, whether or not
they served their entire enlist
ment period in the division, are
invited Several thousand veter-
ans in Florida are eligible.
AT this meeting plans will be
laid to enroll comrades in Ala
bama and Georgia.
This announcement was made
by John B. Williams, president,
Pc. Box CAB, Miami, Fla.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-28

Exhilarated by the return of
Icrawfish to the menu and the
safe arrival of the two Russels,
Melvin and Everett, from the Ro-
tary Assembly, which was held
at Orlando this week, and keyed
to still higher pitch of enthus-
iasm by w. Curry Harris prod
|igal distribution of cigars in hon
or of Miss Harris, a recent ar
rival at the Harris home, laughs
and lunch alternated at the Ro-
tary meeting yesterday.
One lone visitor struggled
through the rigors of the main
land climate to come ashore on
this little Island and bask in the
benediction of the trade winds.
This was E. M. McCallister, of
Miami; classification, telephone.
According to President VIM. ".
Little's account of the trip to Or
lando, it was made notable by
the failure to find a consort for
one of the greatest members of
the organization, one whose pres
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-28
RESEARCH UNIT
HOLDS MEETING
CONSIDERS MATTERS RELA.
TIVE TO ANTARCTIC
EXPEDITION

NEW YORK CITY, July 28.-
The National Research Council
met today to consider the antarc-
tic expedition being planned BY
Rear Admiral Richard E, Byrd
for the purpose Of claiming land
for the United States surrounding
the south pole.
Up for discussion is the claim
recently made by Germany to ap-
proximately 10000 square miles
of land at the bottom of the
world" by reason of the fact that
flags were dropped on the land
by planes flying overhead,
In that the land in question is
in the western hemisphere, q vio-
lation Of the Monroe Doctrine is
thought to exist.
Byrd plans to sail on his ex-
petition late this coming Fall.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-28

Certain changes in the person.
mel of the Works Progress Admin
istration forces in Key West are
to be made, but what they will be
were not announced today by Roy
Schroeder, Florida Administrator,
who arrived on Coast Guard
plane from Miami this morning,
Shortly after noon, Mr.. Schro-
der was caller at the Of
flee Of The Citizen to meet old
friends of his, who met him on
his visit to Key West last July,
and this time. as on the previous
visit. Mr.. Schroeder was given a
hearty welcome.
He was accompanied by Rex
Wilson, field engineer, who has
been in the city since Wednesday
checking up on all projects for
the purpose of furnishing Mr..
Schroeder with a complete review
of the accomplishments on the
different phases of the work in
this area.
1t was while discussing the
work and the projects now under
way that Mr.. Schroeder said that
there would be some changes
made in the forces in Key West,
but was not ready at this time to
say precisely what they were.
They would be announced within
a short time, he said.
Speaking of Mr.. Wilson's visit
Mr.. Schroeder said that it was the
intention of Mr.. Wilson to re-
main in Key West for several
weeks to render whatever assist
ance is necessary in formulating
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-28
Guns Boom Over Europe
N Var CanlG1llaneUVtrs

LONDON, July 28 Guns
over Europe echoed throughout
several nations today but the
blasts were all in war games.
Maneuvers in Italy and Germany
witnessed thousands Of troops
practicing their parts in more se-
'rious efforts, which viii come
should the diplomats not be able
to hold their followers in check.
II Duce apparently cared not
who witnessed the Italian navy
and army maneuvers being con-
Quoted in the Mediterranean Sea
and along the boundary line be-
tween his country and France.
Observers from all leading Euro
pean nations were on hand To
guage the might of the Italian
war machine. "
Maneuvers of Mussolini's troops
and navy were repeatedly aimed
at chances of overcoming the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-28
Many Changes Made In
Lighthouse Department

Changes in the rank of the
personnel of the lighthouse
branch of the Coast Guard Serv-
ice, and which will become effec-
tive August |, have been listed al
headquarters as follows:
Charles Mackey, third assistant
keeper at Dry Tortugas. will be
transferred to American Shoals
light as first assistant keeper,
and James o. Duncan, first as
sistant at American Shoals, has
been advanced to the position Of
keeper.
Benjamin Fl. Lowe. assistant
keeper at Sanibel Island light,
will be advanced to the position
Of keeper, taking the place caused
by the retirement of Keeper
Richard Palmer. The vacancy
will be filled by the transfer OF
Second Assistant Keeper Joe b
Girten to the position of assistant
keeper.
Retirement Of Harry Baldwin,
keeper at Carysfort Light. will
advance Leonard B. Galloway,
now first assistant keeper at AL
hgator Reef Light. to the position
of KEEPER at Carysfort, and the
retirement of Charles T. Hall,
first assistant keeper at Carysfort,
advances Wallace Bierer from
the position of second assistant to
that of first.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-28

French and British naVies in sur
prise attacks, and chances of
stopping the French should they
drive into Italy through the Alps.
j England reported new con-
scription of $4,000 more young
men, bringing the total Of armed
forces to new peacetime high
levels. More "blackouts'' have
been ordered, in practice against
All raids throughout the isle, and
balloon barages in London have
been seen, supposedly in defense
filaneuvers against invading air.
iraft.
Crisis time, as described by the
German press, is still two or
three weeks off. Meanwhile,
strong diplomatic efforts are be-
ing pushed to complete final ar
rangements preparatory to an
f1ouncenent of the triple alliance
between England, France and
Russia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-28
D.. VIII ]! Mayo
Dies At Age Of Is I

ROCHESTER. Mimi. July 90.
Death today came to DR.. Will
J. Mayo at the age of Is years.
The passing followed by two
months the death of DIR. Charles
Mayo, both famous surgeons
founders of the clinic that bore
their name in this city.
Before DR.. Charles death, DR..
Will had undergone major
operation and was progressing
satisfactory until news came Of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-28
SMALL BLAZE
LAST EVENING

An alarm Of fire. sounded last
night at $50 o'clock from Box
312, at william street and Wind
sor Lane. called the apparatus
from StaIions One and Three to
the scene of the fire, which was
burning ii an clubhouse on Pau
lire street.
Pump Of the booster on Num-
Der eiaRine was used and within
4 few minutes the flames had
been cxfinguished.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-28
Relates
ManyACtiYitiGs At
JayGGe Convention

Smaller City" by Hanley Pogue,
Orlando, Fla, Small Town Mem
bership Problems by John In
derwood. Mount, Vernon, Ca,
Maintaining Interest Through
Committees" by Roswell Rosen-
gren, Buffalo. N. Y, Attendance
Stimulation" by Dawson Potter,
Flint, Michigan, "A Constant
Membership Level" by Harmon
Rowe, Sacramento. California,
At the Keynote Luncheon held
in the Tulsa Coliseum, a welcome
address was given by the COVER
nor of Oklahoma, Leon c. Phil
lips, and by Mayor Penny of Tul-
Sa.
Feature Off the program was
an address by j. Edgar Hoover.
director of the United States
Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Wednesdays entertainment in
seluded Tea Dance at the Hotel
Tulsa and a dinner party at the
| Crystal City Amusement Park.
Main speaker at the Thursday
session was Harold Stassen, 81
,,year-old governor of Minnesota.
It. A. Alfred Fleming, conserva-
tion director of the New York
Fire Underwriters Board, was an
other speaker on this program.
Entertainment for the day in
Guided Olmypic pictures, barbe-
cue and rodeo and dance at Hotel
Mayo.
Fridays events included adj
dresses by Lieut.. Franklin Kreml,
director of Northwestern Uni
versity Traffic Institute, and Rob-
ert G. Kline, Asst. General Coun-
sci of the Securities and Ex-
change Commission, Washington,
d. C.
Spotlight on Fridays program
was focused by Elliott Roosevelt,
president of the Texas State Net
work and son of the President of
the United States.
Convention concluded on Fri
day with election of officers and
selection of Washington. d. c..
as the next convention city.
When casting his vote for the
next president, Mr.. Weintraub
gave his home town boost
when he made mention of the
fact that Key West. the southern
most city in the United States,
was represented.
Mr.. Weintraub points out that
Florida received two national
awards at this convention, one
!. being second place for state
achievement, the Giesenbier
award. and the other the Harold
Marks award for state publica-
tions.
On Saturday night the Inaugti-
raj Address was made by the new
president. Perry Pipkin, of Mem
phis, Tenn, and a Convention
Ball held.
Instead of going to the Worlds
Fair at the conclusion Of the con-
vention, Mr.. Weintraub decided
to go to the mountains in the
party with Tom Smith, state
president, and Mrs. Smith to re-
lax and recuperate after a siren
uous week.
In Florida the Key West dele
gate and Mrs. Smith made a
Goodwill tour of many of the
cities in the state spending five
days visiting Jaycee organizations
and creating enthusiasm in the
work Of this organization.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-28

TOXIC. July 28.-The Jap
anese marked time today, pre-
ferring not to make any hasty
answer to the announcement by
the United States of abrogation
of the 1911 trade treaty.
However, Toxic was preparing
communication to the U. S.
State Department demanding
recognition of the Japanese con-
quest of China.
England was much cheered by
the treaty abrogation announce
ment and was reported as con-
sidering the same action should
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-28
WANTS GOOD START

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.
"A prospective bridegroom in
California who plans to marry an
Oklahoma City girl wrote to an
Oklahoma City clothing store.
What do men wear at their
weddings in Oklahoma?" he ask
ed. Il want to be dressed prop
erly".
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-28
Schroeder Says Several
Changes Are Planned
Among WPA Personnel

and preparing new projects and
to get things in Key West rum
ming smoothly,
It is the intention of the ad-
ministrator to remain in Key
West until tomorrow night when
he will be a guest of the Arthur
Sawyer Post American Legion at
the Commanders Dinner. to be
held in the La Concha Hotel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-28
Japanese Are Reluctant
In Answering u. S. On
Trade Treaty Question
Rr Asseclnted Pressl

tNW ECANB =
the results of the conference con-
corning the Tientsin blockade
condition not being satisfactory
to her.
Chinese officials were elated at
the U. S. action-word having
spread to all parts of the en-
pire. Disappointed over the
British failure to take a strong
stand against the japanese, the
Chinese are pleased at the abro-
CATION news, stating that the ac-
ton bears out the long existing
feeling of faith in Americas
good intentions towards the
Chinese.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-28

Returning recently from the
National Convention of United
States Junior Chamber of Com
merce in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Isa-
Idore L. Weintraub has brought
back to the local organization a
wealth of information for use in
its work for the advancement of
this city.
MI. Weintraub left Key West
on June ID for Miami, where he
joined the Miami delegation.
This group was increased all
along the route by delegates
from the various Florida cities
and in Orlando motorcade was
formed, which headed for Birm-
ingham, Alabama.
Arriving there on Saturday
night, the Birmingham Jaycees
surprised the Florida delegates
with an elaborate banquet and
dance This affair marked the
beginning of the series of enjoy
able events given the Florida
Jaycees all along their route to
Tulsa.
Florida, Alabama and Tennes-
see delegates arrived at their
destination on Tuesday, June Is.
and Immediately began their
work of publicizing Florida.
Florida delegates erected a
Citrus Booth" in the center of
convention headquarters and dur
ing the life of the convention
gave away to the delegates a
carload Of orange and grapefruit
juice.
Besides distributing over 1000
copies of the "Jaycee News, Mr..
Weintraub gave out over 1,5OO
copies of the Key West Guide
Book and distributed these to
Ievery room in both hotels where
the convention was held.
Also, Mr.. Weintraub carried
along copies of The Key West
Citizen Souvenir Edition telling
Iof the opening of the Overseas
Highway and placed them in the
hands of those persons interested
in making q trip over the high
way. ~
In the elevators of the hotels.
MIR. Weintraub placed large signs
which read Key West In The
Nations Spotlight. Any person
using the elevators could not pos
.sibly miss reading these as they
were prominently displayed.
On Tuesday, the Key West
delegate was placed on the Ma
tional Awards Committee. Mr..
Weintraub says this was quite a
job and I'VE spent more than two
and a half days making out re-
ports and seeing those those de-
serving would receive their just
rewards.
At the conclusion of business
on Tuesday, the delegates were
taken on sightseeing trips to
Woolrac Ranch and Pawhuska
Indian Pow Wow. The Woolrac
Ranch contains a large roo and
ire m IN d Gus museum, which
would take person two days to
see in its entirety. This was do
mated to the City of Tulsa by a
millionaire.
Delegates were also taken on
trips to the Ranger Brewery and
to the Mid Continent Petroleum
Corporation. Highlight of the
days entertainment was party
and dance at the Topaz Ballroom,
Hotel Tulsa.
On Wednesday, the most inn
portant conference of the conven-
ton was held. Presided over by
Chairman A. b. Logan Of Colo
RADIO Springs. the Jaycees heard
interesting discussions on Build
ing Membership Through Cam
paigns' by Linwood Law of New
York. Large Memberships in the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-28

his brothers. death. A relapse
was suffered at that time from
which the last of the two world
renowned surgeons failed to re-
cover.
The clinic will continue to
operate under terms of the char
ter made when it was established
by the two doctors. One surgeon
bearing the Mayo name will be
connected with the clinic, DR.. C..
w. Mayo. son of DR.. Charles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-28
Council Orders Pay Day
For All City Employees
Other Matters Heard All
Special Meeting Con-
/. Quoted Last Night. AT
City Hall

The City Council. at special
meeting held last night. ordered
that payroll be made for all city
employees TO the amount of one
months salary. The funds have
been made available through a
loan obtained from the First Ma
iional Bank to the amount Of
$500.
This was brought about in cons
nection with a resolution, which
was adopted at the meeting last
night. Payment of the loan will
be made out of the first available
funds taken in by the city.
The matter of the council APP
pointing a group of fifty persons
to solicit pledges and make col
lections of funds in connection
with WPA projects sponsor con-
tributions was taken up, but it
was shown that all of those who
had been contacted and requested
to perform this service were not
favorable to the matter.
II was then decided that the
council would furnish one collec-
tor to handle all pledges in the
matter sent in to the city.
There were few other mat
tiers of minor importance discuss
cd during the scssion, aftes Asahieh
an adjournment was ordered.