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Evening star., 1940-07-28
Fronkfvsfsr Cheese Roll

TfOnkIOSToF \neSS8 NOH
6 frankfurters
(3-ounce) package cream cheese
6 slices bacon
Split frankfurter but do not cut it
all the way through. Spread layer
of cream cheese in the opening. Wrap
a slice of bacon around the frank
furter and place under the broiler for
10 to Is minutes or until frankfurter
is well cooked. Yield: portions.
Asporosvs Tips with Cheese
box frozen asparagus tips OF
Q-pound) can asparagus tips
2 tablespoons butter
teaspoon salt
u teaspoon pepper
n cup grated cheese
If frozen asparagus is used, place
in boiling salted water and cook until
tender Drain. Place butter in frying
pan: add asparagus tips, salt and
pepper. Sprinkle cheese over top and
saute about 10 minutes or until cheese
is melted. Yield: portions.
Crushed Rospbsriss with Cssom
pint raspberries
~ cups cream
2 tablespoons sugar (about
Wash and drain raspberries; crush.
Add sugar and pour cream over them.
Mix and place in refrigerator over
night Yield: to portions
Kidney Stew
IL lamb kidneys
tablespoons flour
Il teaspoon pepper
teaspoon salt
slices bacon
small onion, chopped
cup boiling water or stock
cup chopped mushrooms
Wash kidneys and cut out fat from
center with scissors. Cut into eighths;
cover with salty water and soak n
hour. Drain Sprinkle kidneys with
flour combined with pepper and salt.
Place bacon in frying pan and cook
until crisp. Remove from fat. Add
onion and mushrooms to fat in frying
pan and fry until Drowned. Remove
from fat, add kidneys and fry. Add
water or stock, mushrooms, onions
and bacon cut in pieces Cook slowly
until kidneys are tender. Serves E.
Evening star., 1940-07-28

cup boiling W., Fresh ,.;ros water. Ado Ado
cold ".tef nl.te and sarn''A -hose e'' s., sesvins'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-01

KONFIRMACIo lesz j0v6 va
sarnap templomunkban. Aki-
ket a lelkesz 6 heten keresztiil
oktatott al katebol, azok fog
max elomenetelik6l bizony-
sagot tenni S utana megkon-
firrnaltatni. Akiket a videken
Warrenben vagy Newton-Fall-
son a sziileik oktattak, azok is
jojjenek ell S azok vallastetelet
is elfogadja a lelkesz.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. az
vi kenyerert valo halaadas al
halmab6l augustus lien lesz
S ekkor jarulnak a megkonfir-
malt n0vendekek is el6sz0r a
scent asztalhoz.
ESKuV6. A multi hetf0n,
julius 29-en eskette meg a lei
kesz Srikora LAszlot es Be-
rencsi Piroskat. Tanuk voltak:
Kovesdy Jozsef es Berencsi
Agnes.
A WARRENIEKNEK mar
most jelezziik, hogy az 8 sza-
mukra augustus lien, ami
kor Nileson leSz az Urvacsora-
osztas, nem tartunk delutan
isteni tlszteletet, hanem ker-
jiik 6ket, hogy keszitsek ma
gukat es jojjenek ell aznap
delel6tt Nilesra es vegyenek
reszt a Nilesiakkal egyiitt a
scent vendegsegben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-01

ISTENTISZTELET vaSarnap
delel6tt 10 orakor, el6tte 9-kor
vasarnapi iskola.
NYARI MAGYAR iskolAnk
zaroiinnepelye augustus 2-an,
most p6nteken este Z oral kez-
dettel lesz megtartva. oyer
mekeink ekkor adnak szamot
azolrol a sok szep es hasznos
ismeretekr6l, melyeket a multi
hat het folyaman at sajati-
tottak el a mindennapos is
kolaban. A vizsgai program
szepseget ket egy felvonasos
gyerTnekszindarab bemutatasa
fogja emelni. Remeljiik a szu-
l6k, jobaratok es egyhaztag-
jadnk nagyszamu megjelenessel
fogjak meltanyolni n0vende-
keink nemzeti es vallasos is
mereteink irant erdekl6d6 to-
rekveSeit.
KONFIRMANDUS n0vende-
kink vizsgaja augustus 4-en,
a vaSarnapi istentisztelettel
kapcsolatban lesz megtartva.
Ez alkalommal 16 n0vendek
tesz nyilvanos hitvallomast a
gyiilekezet el6tt. Szeretettel
hivogassuk a szil6ket, kereszt-
sziil6ket es egyhazak osszes
tagjait e fontos egyhazi seer
tartaSra.
Az UJKENYERI halaado al
kalomb6l augustus lien, va
sarnap delel6tt fogjuk megteri-
teni az Urnak scent asztalat. A
megkonfirmalt novendekek ek-
kor jarulnak maid el6sz0r a
scent aSztalhoz.
EGYHAZI piknikiink sep
anyagi es erk0lcsi sikerrel veg
z6d6tt a multi vasarnap. A tel
jes elszamolas e sorok irasa-
kor meg mem t0rtent meg, de
ugy nutatkozik, hogy a tiszta
j0yedelem meghaladja maid a
300 dollart. Kosz0net a rem
dezo es sokat faradozo asz-
Eonyainlnak, megert6 egyhaz-
tagjainknak es tamogato ven
degeinlnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-01
A SCENT ISTVAN
r. K. EGYHAZ HIREI
Plebanos:
F6t. Bir6 L6rinc
064 Wilson Ave
TeIefoM 31eC1

NYARI ISKOLAS gyerme-
keink vizsgajat megis csak
szombaton este Z orakor fog
juk tartani es mem delutan.
Estere Italian hiv0sebb lesz az
id6jaras.
AUGUSTUS '25-EN vasar-
nap fogjuk Scent Istvan iinne-
pet tartani. Ugyanazon nap a
hitk0zseg pikniket is tart a
Liberty Grove-n, hol eddig is
tartottuk. SZlkora eS Medve
fognak muzsikalni. Belep0
35 cent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-01
MIsEk soRRENpJE:

MIsEK soRRENDJE:
Has&rnap reggel S:30-kor kismise an
sol predikaci6val.
10 6rakOr nagymise magyar predika-
ct6val.
H&tk6znapokon mise reggel S:3O-kor.
GYoNTATAsoK:
Hinden szombaton delut&n 3-5ig 6s
este TIA.
Ainden else Dentek el6tti csiit0rtok0n
delutan 3-5-ig 6s este 7-t6l.
A NYARI MAGYAR iskolank
zarasa meg volt. A Verhovay
dijakat Barko Jen6 es Latos
Iren nyertek meg. Brogley Fe-
reno Verhovay igazgato adta
At a dijakat. Brogley Ignac
Verhovay fiokunk choke oil
vaSta fel a levelet Darago f6-
elnOkt6l es Takacs Miklos ke-
riileti szervez6 szinten besze-
Diet intezett a gyerekekhez.
Ezenliviil t0bb mas dij lett
k1oSztva ez alkalommal.
A BAKE SALE is el&g j6l
Sikeriilt.
JOV6 VASARNAP az asz.
szonyOk intezik a titokvaltasi
a Nagymise utan, mivel a Ma.
gyar Napra val6 tekintette,
gyiilesek vasarnap dAutan mem
leSznek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-01
YOUNGSTOWN Is vIDEkE HIREI
N U |. A 7 s 4 c 0 K

Ebben rovatban dijtala-
nul koz0ljik azon egyha-
zak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, 0ssze-
j0veteleit. stb. - nen t0bb
mint 2 h6nappal el5re is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
lapja Is amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban e
nyomtatvanyaikat ailunk
szerzik be.
Augustus h6 4-en, vasarnap
Magyar Nap az Idora Parkban.
A Nagybizottsag rendezeseben.
Augustus 11-iken, Vasarnap
a Rak6czi Egylet piknikje a
Sharon Line Liberty Grove
Parkban.
Augustus 25-iken, vasarnap
a Scent Gy0rgy Egyhaz piknik-
je a Barta erd6ben.
September Len, vasarnap
a Mahoning Megyei Magyar
Demokrata K0r piknikje a FIJI
lemiile Csardaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-01
RENDKIVULI GYULES

A Campbell Magyar Haz es
a Polgari K0r szombaton este,
augustus san rendkiviili gyu-
lest tart egy kirandulasos pix.
mix megbeszelesere. A Magyar
Nap jol sikerult, t0bb mint 200
dollar haszonnal.
A TISZTIKAR.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-06

personalities and gives them q
chance to find out about the other
side Of the question.
This, Of course, leads to hilarious
complications In the advertising ana
social world. What follows causes
a laugh, lively excitement and many
unexpected Incidents. The film Is
definately entertainment on every
count and Is recommended for every
member Of the family. Make q date
to see 1t at the state tomorrow
afternoon.
And on the same big show is "a
thrilling drama Island Of Doomed
Men" with Peter Lore, Rochelle
Hudson and Robert wilcox. X
Starting Wednesday the State will
present another banner program Of
screen entertainment with my Love
Came Back" as the headliner. Olivia
de Havilland, Jeffrey Lynn, Charles
Winninger and q big cast highlight
the Offering. And then, coming
soon to the State, Is special pre-
release engagement Of the superb
production "All This And Heaven
Too" at regular State prices.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-06

Following the Bach Cantata,
Mozart Concerto and Mozart
Opera series which made radio
musical history, Alfred Wallen.
stein again blaxes new musical
trails with another significant
group Of concerts for the Mutual
network. The new event 10 an
American Choral Festival, be-
lieved to be the first Of It's kind
on the air.
The Choral Festival will have Its
premiere tonight from $3.50 to
1880 D. m. over WATR-MBS. The
Mozart operas, formerly heard In
that spot, will take q summer
leave Of absence. The Mozart cycle
has already presented six operas,
several Of them never before pro-
duced in this country. The remain
ing Mozart operas will be broad
cast next fall.
although there has been q re-
cent frightening Of interest in
choral music" Mr.. Wallenstein
states, radio has generally neg
lected this important form Of
music. American composers have
written great choral works-as
great as anything produced in
Europe. It Is my intention to play
for the public representative ex-
amples Of American chorals."
The first program Of the Choral
Festival will feature the first per-
formance with orchestra Of
Americana" q new composition
by Randall Thompson, one Of the
nations foremost contemporary
composers. Mr.. Thompson Is max
ing special arrangement Of this
work for the Wallenstein 0rches-
ira and chorus.
The opening broadcast will also
include the first radio perform
ance Of one of Victor Herbert's
few serious compositions, 1.-THE
Captive" a dramatic cantata.
Other composers whose choral
works will be featured In this new
Wallenstein series are Deems Tay.
lor, Horatio Parker, and Henry
Hadley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-06
STRAND

Ending this evening at the popu-
lar Warner Brothers Strand Theater
Is a grand program comprised Of
waterloo Bridge" with Vivian
Leigh and Robert Taylor in the CO.
starring leads; also Frank Morgan
and big cast In "The Ghost Comes
Home.
There will be riotously mirthful
goings-on at the Strand tomorrow
afternoon when Edward q. Robin
son and his mob" come back to the
screen at that theater In the num-
Der one laugh hit Of the season,
Brother Orchid.
This hilarious tale Of hysterical
homicide presents Little Caesar
as gangster who goes cunning for
culture and may be enjoyed through
performances Tuesday evening.
Adapted from the hilariously
funny Golfers magazine story by
Richard Cornell 1t tells of Robin
son retired gangster who returns
to his rackets and decides to teach
his mugs" how to be refined. They
naturally resent his new policy ano
try to put him on the spot, but he
manages to escape by taking refuge
In nearby monastery and boy, OF
boy, that's where the fun begins.
Robinson Is aided and abetted BY
the funniest gang Of hoodlums If
screen history. They include Anr
Sothern in the feminine romantic
lead; Ralph Bellamy, Humphrey
Bogart and Allen Jenkins.
All In all here Is the one picture
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-06

STATE

Tonight MARKS your final oppor-
tunity Of attending the Warner Bros
state theater and enjoying George
Brent and Virginia Bruce In 'The
Man who Talked Too Much; also
Stan Laurel and oliver Hardy In
"Saps at Sea-.
Another smash hit comedy in the
form Of Hal Roach's "Turnabout"
will be unreeied on the screen at
the state when the hilarious film
starting Sunday.
The giant starring cast consists
Of Adolph Menjou, Carole Lands,
John Hubbard, Mary Astor, Verree
Teasdale, Donald Meek, william
Gargan, Franklin Pangborn and
hundreds Of gorgeously glamorous
girls.
The film is swift, witty and gay
entertainment from the opening TO
the final fadeout.. It has excite
tnent, suspense, surprise and huimor
Its story concerns young modern
couple who complain about their
respective lots In life - he Is o Sue
cessful advertising man, she q COM
ely society matron. Their complaints
give little god Ram an idea and he
acts upon 1t. He exchanges their
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-06
MoDie Notes
PROBABLY A RECORD

william Henry, who plays one Of
the most important roles IN support
Of AKIN Tam1rof and Gladys
George in Paranount's 'The Way
Of All Flesh" was stage manager
for Guy Bates Post before he had
reached the age Of IS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-06
IN FILMS 20 YEARS

Richard Dix, who stars in Para
mounts Cherokee Strip" based on
the early Oklahoma story made ia
nous by Edna Ferber's "Cimarron,"
started in Hollywood productions In
June, 1920.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-06
WATR PROGRAMS
1890 Kilocycles

12:00---Walter Kidder's Concert
] 2:16-Melodic Moments
l2:30-Wtby. Dem. News
l2:45-Its Dance Time
1:00--Yankee News
1:15-Leaders In Dance Time
1:45-Zara's Marimba Melodies
2:00--"This Might Be You"
2:15-First Race--Sunolk Downs
2:30-Leighton Mobiles Orch.
2:46--Matinee Melodies
Boobies We. Dodgers
6:00-To be announced
6:30--Joe Rines' Orch.
6:00--Yankee News
6:15--Spors Page--Bill Derwin
6:30-O1d Timers Jamboree
6:45-Band OF the Week
7:00-Bonenie Stewart--Songs
7:15--Qene krupa's Orch.
7:30-Dance Orch.
7:45-Larry Larrivee, Songs
S:00-Wythe Williams, Comm.
S:15-Geo. Stearney's Orch.
S:30-Nobody's Children
9:00-Stage Door Memories
9:15-Hawaii Calls
9.30-To be announced
10:30-Musical Interlude
10:35-Preview of Democratic Con
vention
11:00--Yankee News
11:15-Weather Service
11:30-Larry Clinton's Orch.
11:45--Tomrny Reynolds orch.
l2:00-Sign off.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-06


music in this cou-
try only art but a
the musician as
spirit money mentioned
perhaps still musicians
romantic ii outmodeu notions There may stu be
affect rayed ouch mats ana seem AZ al
communing with Beethoven's ghost.
then business musician
citizen He comned shaved and
executive the atqad conception That
the passport
suc fact not bear out the
which music flows seemingly
amending field musicians
opportunities unlimited composing and
playing other fields musician must be master
his craft
business Illness could hardly
otherwise what with three
and Royal
recording suite Of offices in Madison
building staff The routine is not
disimiar needless to dwell on It,
librarian Of the music library
business might point
investment $4,000
gedge investment There II
rated premium men earning
OF aTangers
copyists under direct supervision
gainsaying their
properly organizing his business
himself entirely music when music Is
have found that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-06
New York Stations
WEAF-Seo - wOR-7lO WJZ-7eO wABC-sse

WOR-Sports, Stan Lomax
WJZ-Message of Israel,
speaker, music
WABC-Peoples Platform:
war and the Farmer
7:15-WEAF-New from Europe
WOR-Gene Krupa's Orch.
7:S0-WEAF-Eddy Duchin's
woR"Confidentially Yours
WJz-Al Donahue's Orch.
WABC-Gay Nineties Revue
7:45-WEAF-H. V. Kaltenborn
WOR-Inside of sports
S:00-WEAF-Concert music
WOR-Wythe Williams
WJZ-Radio Guild Play
WABC-Sky Blazers
S:so-WEAFGListener's Playhouse
WOR-Nobodys Children
WJZ-The Marriage Club
WABC-The Human Adven-
ture, News, S.55
?:00-W EAF-Naitonal Barn
Dance, Eddie Peabody,
Pat and Judy
WOR-Gabriel Heater
WJZ-Dance orchestra
WABC-Your Hit Parade:
Barry Wow, songs; aMrk
Warnow Orch.
9:f5-WOR-Haw Calls
J.oV- w oh-OuOIdl CbtlNdlt
Americana The Captive
orchestra, chorus
WJZ-Grant Park Concert
9:45-WABC-Quiz: Truth or Con-
sequences
10 :o0-wEAF-Bob Crosby's Orch.
Mildred Bailey
WJZ-News, T. r. Ybarra
:15-WJZ-Concert orchestra
WABC-Public Affairs
10:30-W Osborne's Orch.
WOR-News; Del Courtney
Orchestra
WJZ-Melody in the
Night, Orchestra, chorus
WABC-News of the War
10:45-WABC-We All Sang
II :00-W EAF-News
WOR-Eews; Weather
WJZ-News; Gene krupa
Orchestra
WABC-Sport Time
Little's Orch.
WOR-Larry Clinton Orch.
WABC-Harry James Orch.
11:30-WEAF-Be Cutters Orch.
WJZ--Alvino Rey's Orch.
WABC-News; Goodman's
Orch.
11:45-woR-Tom Reynolds Orch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-06
Movies Playing
Today


"The Mortal Storm" based on
Phyllis Bottome's most powerful
seller, opened at the Loew Poll
Theater this afternoon for an en-
gagement Of four days. This Is the
novel Of two lovers and a family
caught in the tolls Of hate which
has startled the entire world.
Margaret Sullivan and James
Stewart, popular lovers Of the hit
Shop Around the Corner" are CO.
starred together for the second time
IN this timely and gripping motion
picture, one Of the most sensational
ever to reach the screen.
Frank Morgan, Robert Young,
Irene Rich and Bonita Granville
head the list Of supporting players
OF distinction, with grand character
izations also by Maria Ouspenskaya,
William T. Orr and Gene Reynolds,
The Mortal Storm" was under the
direction Of Frank T. Borzage who
has given you some of the screens
most outstanding hits Of the past.
In this film, quite different are the
roles afforded the co-stars, as COM
pared to those they portrayed in
Shop Around the Corner" In
Mortal Storm" they have parts Of
the starkest and most dramatic Inn
part; they are lovers separated by
political upheaval which blights
their lives and their love but re-
solves itself to a poignant and
heart-stirring conclusion which
makes this as great love story as
camille" and Romeo and Juliet"
The second big hit on the program
is the riotous comedy, Pop Always
Pays" with comedian Leon Enrol ario
Dennis O'Keefe.
On Wednesday evening, the Loew
Poll theater with the cooperation OF
the Wilko Knitting Mills Of South
Main street, will hold a contest on
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-06

the stage 70 select ''hEiss W6tzrnul
Of 1890" from among the cityB naosi
beautiful examples Of feminine piil'
chritude. Girls, there Is stIII time
to enter this contest II you haven't
already done so-siinply apply fcr "a
entry blank either ct the theatef box
ONCE or the Willzo store. A beautis
full free swim suit win be given 70
each contestant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-06

you can't miss. Wen guarantees
you'll be laughing for months as
your favorite gangster goes cunning
for refinement
Co-featuring the program will be
an amazing story Of women iII
white" vigil in the Night" with
Carole Lombard, Brian Aherne anc
Anne Shirley in the leading roles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-06
ROAMING THE AIR WAVES
Dial Doings
By JIM PARKER

Tim cOlumnst Johnny
Green, johnny Presents" and Rhymol
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-06
BUYS MOUNTAIN VIEW

Director James Hogan Is so en-
thusiastic about Arizona's Supersti-
ton Mountain country as back
ground for his new Paramount pic
ture "Texas Rangers Ride Again"
that he has bought ranch In the
locality where the mountain Is
framed In his front window.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-06
BREAKS LEG, WALKS

william Boyd, star Of the Para
mount Henry Sherman production,
Three Men From Texas" one Of
the "Hopalong Cassidy" series,
broke his right ankle In two places,
but was put In a cast which allows
him to stand on the injured foot.
His physicians forbid him to work
before the cameras for two months,
however.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-07
Dewey Requests Farmers
'ForecIose on New Deal

~. Provide government crops
loans al reasonable levels.
IS. Adopt a direct program of
soil conservation.
II. Convict sub marginal land
10 more economic uses.
IS. Extend the farm cooperative
movement.
'6. Continue and extend the
program for marketing agree
ments.
~. Preserve the American mar
kct for American agriculture.
Dewey warned of mo single
scheme that will solve the farm
problem overnight" He said that
his eight points will fail just as
the New Dea. has failed and just
as surely unless they are part of
a larger program to revive on.
whole national economy"
Establishing a parity. he said
was essential to the well-being OF
the nation. 1t could be achieved
by raising agricultural prices. BY
reducing industrial prices and the
practical ideal is combination Of
BOTH he sale.
Agriculture like industry. is en-.
titled to adequate credit =. e. croE
loans should be part of the broaC
program to restore balanced prices
between agriculture and industry.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-07

LINCOLN. Neb., March I up
Thomas f. Dewey New York dis
trict attorney making a second
toray INTO the midwest for the Re
publican presidential bid last night
called on farmers TO "forcCloSe the
New Deal
He said the present adminiStra-
ton Wis IN default to the Amcu-
can people. and that under il "po-
liticulture has triumphed over ag-
riculture.
at haS spent more than twice
as much money as all adminiStra-
tionS II the hundred years before
the world war. 1t has run up net
total OF Is times rs much debt tot
future generations 10 pay II has
wasted more money than III any
100 years III the nations history.
AT the same time, II has found
more ways to suppress enterprise
and retard recovery II has eS-
tabliShed a new record for contin-
uouS unemployment. And il has
given the farmers a smaller share
Of the nation2i income than in any
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-07
Royal Canadian Air Forces Stage
Demonstration, Revolt Against Camps

A. F. men had paraded through St
Thomas streets protesting camp
conditions. and declared that it took
three days for military authorities
TO round them up.
The premier added that the de-
fenSe minister had ordered ST. Tho
mas newspapermen not to use the
story.
ITO further cover it up effective
ly'' Mr.. Rogers gave blanket leaves
to the men. said Hepburn, and as
a result of the outbreak R. c. A. F.
officials had hired 40 men to do the
cleaning and scullery work
Hepburn described the operation
of the air force camp as farcical,' -
He stated his decision to release
facts arose from the federal gov
ernment's attitude toward his BAN
ming of the March of Time film de-
picting Canada S war effort.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-07
1st Of Conservation
Week Program VIII
.bePresented FRIDAY

First OF the California ConSerNa-
ton week programs will be given
at FL Centro schools Friday when
members of the ToastmaSterS clubs
will deliver addresses on the sub
ject.
The talks Friday will be given at
Central Union and Douglass high
schools and at Wilson school dur
ing their regular assembly hours.
Toastmasters will make talks at all
of the service clubs and lodges IN
every city in Imperial county, fol-
lowing a schedule prepared by John
R. Adams, county conservation COM
mittee president.
Other organizations who invited
speakers include the Soroptlmists
club dinner at the Barbara Worth
hotel in Ell Centro at $50 pm.
Monday; Mason Blue lodge at 7:30
pm Monday; Boyce Aten post OF
the American Legion Tuesday night;
Ell Centro Lions club Tuesday noon;
Rotary luncheon next Thursday;
and the 20-30 club dinner next
Thursday night; Wilson school P
T. A. in the school auditorium Mar
Us.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-07
Missing AirIiner
Found, Only Two
Of Passengers Hurt

VERA CRUZ. Mexico. March 4.
,UP)-The forced landing OF a
Mexican aviation company alrllner
in a mountainous jungle 10 miles
from Minatitlan yesterday resulted
in injuries to only two OF the -
persons aboard. 1t was disclosed to-
DAY
The co-pilot one OF five crew
members. suffered ii broken arm
and one of the seven passengers,
all ,MeXicans, suffered a leg frac-
turc
They all spent last night in the
plane. where the injured remained
today pending the arrival OF doc
tors while the others went to Mn
atitlan with a rescue party that
reached the scene overland.
The airllner was sighted from the
air this morning by searching
plane carrying Harry Rammer, chief
of operations Of the Mexican ayla-
ton company a subsidiary of Pan
American Always. Hammers plane
was unable to land near the scene,
and ald was sent by land.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-07
Prominent Politicians in Colorado
Face Charges ofPerjury andForgery

WALSENBURG. Colo, March 7.
eUPD-SiX men prominent in the
southern Colorado regions political
and business life we're named in II
indictments returned today by the
Herfano county grand jury.
The indictments listed charges of
perjury. forgery, illegal use of pub
lie funds and obtaining money under
false pretenScS.
Clyde johnson. Huerfano county
commissioner and former chair
man of the county board, was NAM
ed in nine of the indictments which
accused him of obtaining county re-
lief money in a confidence game
racket" with Huerfano county
business men.
Others named in the dozen indict-
mentS. returned after nine days OF
investigation, included: A. M. Guer-
rero. clerk of the county board OF
commissioners; Joe Daher, WAL