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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-07

amelyek az ilyen k0ltseges ma
gyar megmozdulasokat mar
eleve sikertelensegre itelik.
A magyar utazasi irodat jo
Eehany eve tartja fem eleg
llagy koltseggel Magyarorszag,
de az iroda vezet6i most irjak a
magyar lapoknak, hogy a ma.
gyar egyletek neveit es cimeit
mem ismerik.
Tudvalev6, hogy a magyar
idegen-forgalom tekintelyes re-
szet szolgaltattak az utobbi
nehany evben az amerikai ma
gyar egyesiletek, S er6sen jel-
lemz6, hogy a new york; ma
gyar utazasi es idegenforgal-
mi iroda mines tisztaban ma
sem az egyletek cimeivel.
ILYEN rendszer mellett iga-
zan ertheto, hogy a new york;
vilagkiallitason a magyar pa
villon mem sok dics6seget ho-
zott a magyar nevre.
Mem feltetleniil fontos, hogy
mindenkepen baro legyen egy
kiallitas elnoke, utazasi e. idle
gen forgalmi irodakban pedig
oly5nokat is kellene alka!-
MANI, akik nemileg ertenek is
ho2za, hogy mikent kell ideger
forgalmat csinalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-07
BESzELJENEK ERROL IS
PITTSRURCKbAN
AZ EGYLETKOZI KONFERENCIAHOZ ES Az AMOSZ
INTEZ6 BIZOTTSAGANAK A GYULESEHEZ

November hatodikan a fell
evenkent szokasos egyletk0zi
konferenciat tartjak Pitts
burghban, november Ten
ugyanott tartja az Amerikai
Magyar Sz0vetseg intez6 BIZ
zcttsaga a gyuleset.
Az egyletkozi konferencia
termeszetesen elso sorban es
fokepen az egyletek kozos
iigyeit targyalja, amibe mines
beleszolasa kivul allo ember-
mex.
8 megis ugy erezzuk, hogy
ebben az esetben helye van
bizonyos keresnek.
Az a harom orszagos egye-
sulet, amely benne maradt a
konferenciaban, nagyreszt Ma
gyar Amerika minden kozos
iigyenek az iranyitasat vallal-
ia, mikor csatlakozott az
AMSZ-hoz.
Magyar Amerika valsagos
id6k el6tt all.
Az Europaban ego tiiz egyre
terjed, a mutt heten atcsapott
a Balkanra, es minden okunk
meg van attol felni, hogy a
szul6f0ldiinkre is atterjed.
Az Egyesult Allamok a FOR
MALLS haborut esetleg ell fog
ia keriilni, bar tisztaban lato
polgarok ebben sem hisznek,
de a tenyleges haboruban mar
BENNE VAGYUNK, S egyre
melyebben fogunk bemenni.
S minel melyebben megyiink
a haboruba, annal nehezebb
leSZ az lit elO bevandOrOltak
helyzete; kul0n0sen azoke a
bevandoroltake, akik a tengely
hatalmakhoz tartozo erdek-
Szferabol kerultiink ebbe a ha-
zaba S ma mar Magyarorszag
vitan es kerdesen felul a ten
gelyhatalmak csoportjahoz tar
toZik.
MikOr ''friendlV alien
enemy"-ik voltunk, akkor is
nehez volt a sorunk, de a mai
turelmetlenseg korsz akabar
szazszor nehezebb lehet, inert
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-07
AMI vELUNK
SzULETETT

Politikai vitak soran ezer-
seer es ezerszer hivatkoznak q
csaknem haromezer ev el6tti
gorog tudosra, akinek neve
Plato volt es aki paratlan b0l-
csesseggel beszelt tobbek k0-
zott afel6l, hogy mikent lehet
orszagokat kormanyozni. Ter
jedelmes munkaja reank ma
radt es abbol sok mindent le-
het idezni, hogy valami poll
tikai allaspontot igazoljon az
ember.
Csodalatoskeppen egy dolog
kerulte ell a politikusok figyel-
met mostansag, amikor sok-
szor emlegetik ait, hogy a
demokracianak vege van, le-
jarta onmagat es tobbe mem
tarthato fent a vilagrendben.
Plato, a gorog tudos errol is
mond valamit. A k0vetkez0-
ket::
- A demokracia veliink szii
letett erzes, inert veliink szii-
letett az, hogy szeretiink es
akarunk szabadok lenni.
Ehhez igazan mem kell b6-
Webb magyarazat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-07

egy pillanatra a korteskedes
kIzdelmeben elhittuik. SGT ne
melyiklink itt-ott az igeretek-
mex is bedUltiink.
S mi meg ennel is erdeke-
sebb, ami mindennel erdeke-
sebb, november hatodika ota
ugy a fenyegeteseket, mint az
igereteket leszallitjuk a kell6
ertekiikre S november hatcdika
ota mar sok mindent mem
hisziink, amit6l negyediken
meg esetleg feltettuk a nem-
zetet.
Ma mar senki mem hiszi,
hogy Willkie eladja vagy ell
edta volna a hazat Hitlernek.
Ma mar mem hisszuk, hogy
Willkievel egyutt a villany-
truszt is egyenesen bemuffolt
volna a Feher Hazba, hogy
ezentul kizarolag az koruna
nyozza az osrzagot.
Ma mar mem hiszi senki
hogy Roosevelt mellett, vagy
akarki mellett cs6dbe jutna a
nemzet S ait sem hiszi ma
mar senki, hogy barmelyik je-
lolt haboruba parancsolt vol
ma bennIinket.
Ma mar nem hiszi senki
hogy a honvedelmi icy egy
pillanatra is ell volt, yagy e1
lesz hanyagolva a j0v0ben.
Ma mar mem hiszi senki
hogy akarmelyik elnok munka-
hoz tudna juttatni minden EN-.
bert ebben a hazaban.
Ma mem hiszik a republika
nusok, hogy demokratak vagy
Roosevelt eln0k 0rok0s dikta,
turat akartak vagy akarnak
mem hiszik a demokratak
htgy a republikanusok a mem,
zetet a diktaturaknak life,
ralni kivanjak.
Ma mar mem hiszi senki
hogy John L. Lewis vezere len.
ne az amerikai munkasnak (
liferalni tudna oket akarme
lyik part szamara.
Ma mar ugy erezzik, hogy
sok felesleges izgalom, mayor
sok tulzas, neha, konnyelmu e
bun0s tulzas volt a kampany
ban, S szinte restelkedik min
denki, hogy annyi feleslege!
szennyet mostak XII a jeloltel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-07

gyar revizio erdekeben felemel-
jiik a szavunkat, eppen ugy
kotelessegiink lenne ezt akkor
is megtenni, ha egy kiils6 nyo-
mas kovetkezteben olyan val
tozas tortenne Magyarorsza.
gon, amely a szul6f0ldnek a
rossz hiret kolthetne.
Az Amerikai Magyar Szovet-
seq intez0 bizottsaganak ezen
kivul is lesz munkaprogramja.
Gondoskodnia kell rola, hogy
az AMSZ-t az amerikai ma
gyarsag minden tagjanak
"eladjak."
LATHATo es HALLHATo
rlunkaprogramrol kell condos
kodni, inert anig a Szovetseg
altal nema csendben vegzett
munkat mem ismeri atlag az
amerikai magyarsag, adLig
nap-nap utan hallja azokat,
akik a magyar egyseg sirjat
ma is szeretnek megasni.
Mem lehet a Szovetsegaek
ARA a biztos penzugyi alapra
leiilni, amt a nagy egyletek
hozzajarulasa nyujtott a a2sa
mara, inert az erkolcsi ereje
akkor lesz nagy, ha az egyen-
kent es onkent csatlakozo ta-
gok szama is megnovekszik.
Egyleteink ugy a penzugyi,
mint az erkolcsi eros funda-
mentumot megadtak, de hatra
van meg az epites, aminek
gyorsabb utemben kellene
menni ezentul.
Biztosra vesszik, hosy $50
vetseg k0zponti vezetosege
eloterjeszti ere nezve a maga
programjat, remelni akar,
juk, hogy az a fentebb emil,
tett dolgokat magaban fog.
lalja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-07
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-07
MOST MAR LEHET NEVETN|

A multi heten meg izgultunk.
Vagy az egyik, vagy a mask
parthoz tartozunk mindnya-
jan es aszerint, hogy XII mel
lett kiizd0ttiink, mindenfele
szerencsetlenseget josoltunk a
k0vetkez0 negy eyre ennek a
hazanak.
A jelolt urak meg tovabb
mentek, Ok ezen feltil minden-
fele jokat is igertek.
Es az a legerdekesebb, hogy
ezeket a sulyos joslasokat egy-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-07

varsz olyan szolgatol, akit OF
dollarert fogadtal. AIT var
tad a gebetol, amt csak YER
senylo tud nyujtani -.
Duhbe jottem ere es a radio
hoz vagtam a sotetben a cip6-
met. A megbantott gep ell
hallgatott, csak eppen egyet
sohajtott
- Szolj igazat, betorik a fe-
jedet!
CONDOS SANDOR
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-01
Youth T aIked
By Mclnniis
To Rotariians

Youth Of today are just as fine
and noble as any group in the past,
declared Rev. w. D. McInnis, pastor
OF the First Presbyterian church.
last night before the Rotary Club in
its regular weekly session at the
Vance hotel.
The Rev. Mr.. McInnis was speak
ing to the civic body on boys work,
and was introduced by c. P. Sellars,
VINO had charge of the program.
The minister declared that before
the So-cal!cd youth problem can be
solved, it is necessary TO consider
several things about youth such as
the different kinds. the good, the
bad and the indifferent: the demands
made OF youth. and the changes in
life that face the teen-age.
The Rev. Mr.. McInnis declared
that when the adult problem is solv-
cd, then there will be no youth
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-01
F ur1eral At
For
John G. Stone

Funeral services were held at the
grayrsidC in kittrcll at o'clock this
afternoon for the late John Clarence
Stone 81, who died in Washington
last Sunday after an illness Of a
week. Ih2 body was brought here for
intrrment today.
Rev. i. A. Martin. Of Kittrell,
Methodist minister, was in charge Of
the services.
Mr. Stone was native of Frank
lin county. but had resided in Wash
ington Tor the past twenty years. He
was employed by railroad in the
national capital, and was unmarried.
Mr.. Stone had been a member OF the
Ei,trcll Methodist church for fifty
years. or most of his life.
Surviving are three brothers, E. J.
Stone, OF South Carolina; H. E. Stone,
Of Rocky Mount, and n G.. Stone, of
Kinston: also three sisters, Mrs. L. c.
Patrick. Of GriIton; Mrs. r. F. Wolf,
Of Rocky Mount, and Miss Minnie
Stone. who resides at the home
place.
Active pallbcarcrs were named as
follows: Charles Smith, P. B. Smith,
II. \. Woodlicl, a. E. Peasants, J.
B. Ellington and James Ellington.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-01
% White And
10 Colored
Face Court

Twenty white men and three white
women. and twelve Negro men and
one Negro woman faced the bar of
justice in county recorders court in
April, Superior Court Clerk E. O..
Falkner revealed today in his month
ly report.
Of the total of SO defendants,
eleven We're involved in one way or
another in liquor law violations, in
Guiding eight for being drunk, two
for possession of corn whisky for
sale. and one for drunken driving.
Nine defendants were charged with
an assault, three each with operas"
ing a motor vehicle without proper
license, larceny, and careless and
reckless driving. Two each were
tried for giving worthless checks, and
nOn-Support. One defendant each
was charged with forcible trespaSs,
operating Il disorderly place, assault
with d deadly weapon.
twenty-five defendants paid costs
and fines, six were found not guilty,
fOur were sent to the roads, noilc
49,. was taken Tor two, and in one
case the prosecuting witness with
drew the warrant One defendant
took an appeal to superior court.
Fines imposed were Sl72 and fees
were $272.46. a total of $444.46.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-01

voblcm, since youth attempts to
nulatc the adult.
Means Of aiding youth, the speak
+ continued, are to understand
youth, and to point youth to Jesus
'hriGt.
The talk was interesting and thor
jughly enjoyed by the members.
I. B. Rose, il, chairman of the
entertainment committee, reported
that the Little Ladies Night" will
be held Tuesday evening. May IA,
instead Of the fifth Tuesday in May,
and the Rev. r. E. Brown, Of Fay
ctteville, former member Of the local
club, will have charge Of the pro-
gram that evening.
The nominating committee named
to select a slate of officers reported
last night. Nominations from the
floor and voting will be held next
Tuesday with the officers named TO
take up their duties the first meet
ing in July.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-01
DR.. Gregg Says Tuberculosis
Clinic Recently Completed In
Vance Was Highly Successful

Der of your family or Of mine may
have become a close contact with
one Of this number Again, consider
the saving to the community or to
The families of these infected person:
by early diagnosis Of the disease.
Now, it is durable and the victims
will most likely be restored to fairly
normal health. Wait a few months
later, and they would have been I
case for someone to nurse and pro-
vide for the rest Of their lives.
doctors and health workers arc
winning the fight against tuberculosis
now that we have it out in the open.
The death rate in North Carolina hG;
decreased 60 percent since 1914, and
we feel that Vance county has had
her share in this decrease.
Tuberculosis is a preventablc anG
4 durable diacase and we should con-
tinue our fight with this understand
ne OF It's nature. The prevention Of
tuberculosis, as is the case with most
other diseases, should be started in
the young, including ell undcrpri-
viiegcd children who are under
nCuiShed and underWcight, especial
ly if from a tubercular family.
1T is from this group that our
adult tuberculosis develops later in
life. If this group of children could
be given one, two or three months
of special feeding and rest cash sum-
mer it would build up their bodies
and store up the sunshine vita1nnS
against winter colds and avert the
majority of cases of tuberculosis.
This need could be filled by a
small Preventorium."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-01
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
SeS Page -Four

|, What arc the nicknames Oh An
drew jackson and Thomas }. jack
son?
2. Is the shape of the honeycomo
octagOn, heXagOn, or pentagon:
3. Does Great Britain, Onlleo
States, or Germany hold the olllclal
world speed record for airplanes!
i. Who was the Republican NOM
iree for President in 1886?
5. Sound travels fastest IN All
water or iron?
6. How is the word Withe pro-
nounced? 1..
7. In which State in the Onlteo
States did the famous English authof
Rudyard Kipling, live Tor several
years? ., ,.ao.+ y
8. Which was the fifth largest U
S. city in population in the 1851 cen
sus? ",v1,o,
9. Complete the proverb, W va
Adam delved and Eve span -;
10. What is seat without oacF
u.lled!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-01

THE staff of the Vance county
health department is delighted with
the SUCCESS Of our last tuberculosis
clinic, because of the special interest
aroused throughout the county in
tuberculosis DR.. A. D. Gregg, di-
rector Of the county health depart
mcnt, said today in statement con-
corning the clinic completed recently.
More inquiries for examination
and X-ray were received than at any
clinic held previously, it was stated,
and DR.. II. F. Easom, the clinician,
was said to have been well pleased
and to have termed the clinic one Of
al" most successful and interesting
that he had conducted.
Dr.. Grcgg's statement continues:
I'VE are grateful that our constant
Cndeavors to awaken people to the
scriOusncss of tuberculosis and the
value CT early diagnosis are begin
ming TO bear fruit. The county COM
misSiGnCrG have this year provided
mere funds for disqualification of
Negroes. We now have ten beds at
Jubilee and a trained nurse in at
tendance there. These, with the is
beds at Scott Parker give the county
Il 25-bcd facility. At this time we
could use three or four more beds.
1T may seem a small thing that
only six new cases were found in an
examination of approximately $50
contacts. But think of how many
people those six may have infected
before they found out they them
selves were tuberculosis victims.
Where it not for the diagnostic
facilities of our clinics some men,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-01
NOTICE.

Tho nroncrtv hereinafter described
having been offered for sale at the
courthouse door in Vance County, N;
c., at midday on the 3Oth: Oh Aprli
1870 and bid of Sl0OOO received
and reported to the court and there
after same having been increased and
an order Of resale having peei en-
tered: Now therefore the undersigned
commissioners will offer Tor sale inc
said lands described IN the petition
in proceeding entitled Carrie Pear
son, ct al. VS.. Mollie Henderson, ct
ais, at midday on the l!th. day OF
May 1910, at public auction, to tiIe
highest bidder, for cash, al court
house door in Vance County N. T..
bidding to begin at $1,000, same de-
scribed, viz:
All of those two certain tracts OF
parcels OF land containing 9.4l acres
and 1885 acres, in aggregate OF SO. it
acres, more or less, subject to the
dover by metes and bounds OF 5.S
acres, same situated near Greystone
Vance County. and Of record Book
Page 10, Book IS Page 100 Vance
Registry.
This the lst May, 1910.
T. P. GHOLSON
and
D. p. McDUFFEE,
Commissioners.
| ,I;,j -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-01
CHARLES BECKHAM
NAMES CANDIDATES

C. B. Beckham, who was voting
the Democratic ticket good while
before many of tOdayS voters were
born, today told his friends that he
is going TO cast his ballot Tor Wilkins
p. Horton, for governor, Harold d.
Cooley for congress, and l. ]. Young
for the senate.
Uncle Charlie as he is known,
takes a keen interest in politics, and
is a retired mail carrier, being one
of the first rural letter carriers from
the Henderson post office. Candidate
Young was his boss at the time
Young held the poStmaslcrShip herr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-01
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Having qualified Dis admIn'9 St
of the estate Of Mrs. Laura 1. hVi;'lN'
deceased. late Of Vance county.
North Carolina, this is TO notl1y all
persons having claims against the
estate OF said deceased to eNhlolt
rhcm 10 the undersigned al Hcndcr-
Son N c.. on or before the 10th day
Of April I941. or ibis notice Will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. AL
persons indebted TO SAID estate VIII
please make immediate payment
This 10th. of April, 1910:
'''' M. G.. EVANS,
Administrator Of Estate OF
Mrs. Laura 7. Evans.
l0-17-24-1-9-l5
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-01
JUNIOR ORDER HAS
REGULAR MEETING

The regular meeting of Raymond
r Crahtrcc council Of the Junior Or
der will Ee held Thursday evening at
8 O'Clock in the Junior Order nail IN
the form Of past councillors mc@uhg
1t is said that an excellent program
has been arranged, and ". r. Fiem-
ing, councillor. urges that all mem
bers. especially past councillors, hS
present. Refreshments will be served
at the conclusion Of the meeting.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-01
DEEDS FOR APRIL
NUMBER % TOTAL

Real estate transfers numbered 20
in Vance county during April, COM
pared with 4 IN April last year ana
35 in March this year. RECORDS IN tlie
office Of The register Of deeds lnolcal-
ed today. For the first four mollilS
of this year the total was 1874, Wherc-
as for the like period in 1857 lhls
class of deeds numbered l32.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-01
Sing Is Set
For May 10
At School

\ c."mvTi'y ing has been an
noamr,t 10 br held in the auditorium
OF tie Henderson high ;chool the
aftrrrr~r II the third Sunday in this
month. Ma" o. II addition to en-
tics ..oa Henderson and Ibis vicjn-
ily. i i expected that choIrS will
De on hand from both Durham and
Danvi'e. How many groups will be
CrtC"ct has ru' been definitely >t2t-
Cd. uu, ,Ar D-o,.c 5 invited to at
tend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-01
County Pays
$4,675.5O On
Debt Service

Debt service obligations in the sum
Of S4,G75.5O were paid al Il New York
ba.k TO-DAY by Vance county, Miss
DOrotnea WOodlicl, county accOun-
ant, SAID -Four thousand dollars Of
lne total was principal and S6I3.3O
interest. The payment was on d
school bond obligation, and was
handled through Chase National
DanK III New York.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-01
ONE. CHARGE HAD
IN COUNTY COURT

Ono charge was disposed OF at to-
days session of county court, with
Recorder r. E. Clements presiding.
Thomas Wilbur billiard, of Nor
lima, pleaded guilty to being drunk,
and prayer for judgment was con-
tinucd upon payment of the costs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-01
MARRIAGES SLUMP
MONTH OF APRIL

Marriages in Vance county cor
tinued to slump in April, according
to the summary on record in the Of
flee of the register of deeds. Last
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-01
Oil Stove Fire

Cd 20 the home ci Mu.
nam on Zcnc stree
7:-i5 O'Clock by an o..
damage was reported 4.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-01
Political Notices

TUE hpAhD VI LII, S-A1io-N'
| hereby announce my candidacy
for The Vance County Board of Edu
cation. subject to the action Of the
Democratic Primary May IS.
"" vote and support will be
greatly appreciated.
Respectfully.
S. ". OAKLEY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-21

Answers on Back Page
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-21
. STORIES q
 IN STAMPS
Chinese Dragon Dance
 Marks JoPon's Birthday

THE Chinese dragon dances for A Japan in the stamp design above, one of two Manchukuoan issues honoring the 2600th birth day of the Japanese empire. The second stamp of the issue marks the seventh year in the reign of Rang Tsh, puppet emperor, and continued friendship between Manchukuo and Nippon.
 Ancient Japanese legends re- late the story of Jimmu Tenno, first Japanese emperor, and his conquests. Two of these have been used for designs of Japanese stamps commemorating the anni- versary. One stamp pictures the golden kite which dazzled Jim- mus enemies; the other pictures the tipsy fish that forecast success of his empire.
 Modern historians, however, place the birth of the empire at the beginning of the Christian. era. Little was known of Japan in Eu- rope until the 17th century when traders and missionaries reached the islands. Persecution of Chris tians was followed by an edict excluding all foreigners, forbid- ding trade with western countries.
 For 200 years the doors of Japan were closed until 1858, when commercial treaty with Halted Statoc uas sioned
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-21

Bonnie didn't understand it., didn't understand anything. Her own fury was such that she was be- ginning to sob little, partly from sheer helplessness. Somehow she
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-21

q told you!" she snapped at Andre, lips tight and pale. "It's a trapl A deliberate"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-21

knew Lona Montoya would shoot her on the slightest provocation now. Also that Andre Girardeau was anything but friend.
 All the past weeks of adventure and change and excitement stream ed through Ronnie's consciousness as she sat there on the floor of her golden monoplane. The new college entry, the friendship with Wesley York = was that really Yves in the autogiro?-the fight with the five Japanese, then the spying on Lona in Rainbow Canyon, the fire at her home, everything. Strangely, Wesley York had figured prominently, even heroically, in most of those excit- ing incidents-lordly, if Wes were only her to help her now!
 Obviously, though, not even Yves could have aided her against the mad couple now Kidnapping her. Andre, Lona = both foreign names, Bonnie suddenly realized. What, in truth, did she actually know about either of them? She had just accepted each at face value as she did any one who was interesting. Plainly both were afraid of the law.
 fingered now beyond any sane control, Ronica Bailey did a char acteristic thing.
 With Lona's attention centered with the gun out window and Andre intent on his flying, Ronnie grabbed a parachute case, quickly strapped it on and threw herself out the same cabin door from which the Indian drum had fallen.
 (TO Be Concluded)