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Smyrna times., 1940-09-26
ASBURY METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. DIR. j. w. Colona, Pastor, An
nounces Services For the Week

hef. DT. d. w. Su1oll<t, dstols All
nounces Services For the Week
The services at Asbury Method
list Church next Sunday, Septem-
ber 20, will be as follows: the
Church School will convene
promptly at 10 o'clock with Mr.. HI.
C. Jones, superintendent, in
charge; the morning worship SER
vice and sermon at IL o'clock; the
Epworth League service at $50
p. M; the evening worship service
and sermon at 7.3O The public
is cordially invited. A Young
Peoples Conference viii be held in
Asbury Church Friday evening of
this week, September 81, at 7.30.
The Rev. ]. c. Handy of Townsend,
will be in charge. The monthly
of the Official Board will
be held next Tuesday evening at
7.30 The prayer service will be
held Wednesday evening at 7.30.
The last meeting of the Mite So
ciety of Asbury Church will be
held after prayer service next
evening. When the
adjourns it will be to
merge into the new Women's or
effected in Asbury
Church Wednesday, September Is.
Smyrna times., 1940-09-26
Silver Tea For ID. A. II.

A Silver Tea for the benefit of
the D. A. R. will be held at the
home of Mrs. George r. Miller,
Friday, September 9th, at 2.30.
Proceeds from the tea will be ap-
piled to the State Scholarship
Fund. A book review will be pre-
sented by Mrs. Miller. The amount
of the prize given each year at the
school commencement was increas-
ed last year and an additional prize
given to the colored school. The
yearly budget will be set up at the
first meeting, and on November
LIST, the d. A. r. will meet with
the Twentieth Century Club and
join them in a presentation of an
Ellis Island program.
Smyrna times., 1940-09-26

An estimated one hundred young
people, representing Smyrna, Clay
ton, Kenton, Cheswold, Middle
town, Townsend and Odessa, Will
unite here at the Asbury Method
ist Church tomorrow night, at 7.3O
o'clock. The young people, eligible
from Is to 25 years of age, will
meet for the purpose of unifying
the church youth organizations, as
part of the United Methodist
Church plans, and for the purpose
of promoting greater fellowship
among the youth of this commun-
ity. Miss Christine Diacumakos
will be General Chairman of the
group in this town. Reynolds
Smyrna times., 1940-09-26
GROWERS TOLD
OFPEACH SPRAY
Recommend Certain Spray for
Peach BOrer Control; Brown
Rot Treatments NaHed
BOOKLETS AVAILABLE

Within the past few days the
fruit growers in Kent county re-
ceived from the Office of County
Agent Russell E. Wilson informa-
ton in regard to the treatment of
peach trees for control of the
peach borer, also statement con-
corning the brown rot situation
which became rather prevalent in
many peach orchards late this
summer as the result of insect
stings, weather conditions and the
failure in some cases to apply the
late protective sprays. The rec
concentrations contained in this
special edition of orchard spray
notes were prepared by DR.. L. A.
Stearns, entomologist, and DR.. T..
F. Manns, plant pathologist and
soil bacteriologist, of the Delaware
experiment station, in view of the
many inquiries which were being
received from fruit growers thru
out the state regarding these in
sect and disease troubles in peach
orchards. Those growers who
have not received their copies of
these orchard notes containing de-
tailed instructions relative to the
use of paradichlorobenzene or
ethylene dichloride emulsion in
treating peach trees for borer con-
troll are requested to write or tele-
phone to the county extension Of
flee for this information. The best
time to apply treatments for the
control of this insect is during the
latter part of September, and, if
the weather continues warm dur
ing the early part of October.
Usually, however, it is advisable
to have this treatment completed
by October 1, as peach horers
from eggs of the current season
have Matched by this date. Spring
treatments, although somewhat
effective, are not recommended ex-
cept as an emergency measure to
supplement the fall treatment in
extreme cases of infestation. With
reference to control of brown rot
in peach orchards, the effective
ness of this practice in relation to
next years peach crop depends
largely on preventing the infested
peaches on the ground from form
ing fruiting bodies which will dis
charge brown rot spores at bios
soming time in the spring. The
most effective method of accom-
plishing this is to gather or pick
up and destroy all peaches which
are now on the trees and on the
ground. If this method becomes
too expensive, deep plowing before
the trees bloom in the spring fol
lowed by a thorough discing about
two days before the blooming per-
iod to destroy the fruiting bodies
of this fungus, has been found to
be of great value in controlling this
rot.
Smyrna times., 1940-09-26
WILLKIE CLUB ORGANIZED
Headquarters Over A a. T Store
Meetings to be Held Every Tuesday

The Willkie Club of Smyrna was
formally organized Tuesday night
in its new headquarters over the
A. & P. Store at Main and Com
merce Streets. Cummins Speak
man, Jr., was elected president,
Mrs. Estelle Tschudy, vice-presi-
dent, and William Lamb, secretary
treasurer. Robert Mcdonald of the
Willkie Club of Delaware was the
speaker. Another speaker from
Wilmington will be heard at the
next Meeting, october 8, and meet
ings will be held each Tuesday
thereafter. About 25 members at
tended Tuesday night. Willis
Holmes Of Dover, organizer of a
club there, will aid in the forma-
ton of a Negro Willkie club in the
Negro Odd Fellows Hall.
Smyrna times., 1940-09-26
METHODIST YOUTH MEET HERE
TO UNITY ORGANIZATION

Jones and Carlene Jones, who are
acting as sub-chairman of the re-
ception and refreshment commit
tees, respectively, will assist Miss
Diacumakos. Rev. ]. c. Handy, of
Townsend, will direct and guide
the group during formation of the
unified organization. Leaders who
are in charge of their individual
groups are: Miss Adeline Hilyaru,
of Kenton; Miss Betty Eichnolz, of
Clayton; Mr.. Gordon Casson, OF
Cheswold; Miss Margaret Como
way, of Townsend; Miss Natalie
Wilson. of Odessa; Mr.. Robert
Richardson, of Middletown, and
Mr.. George Thawley, of Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1940-09-26
EDITION OF STATE SENTINEL
In Recognition of Induction of
State Unit of Delware Guards

A souvenir edition of the State
Sentinel, Dover, published by jam
es F. Alice, Jr., appeared in recog-
milton of the induction into federal
service of the Delaware units of
the 198th Coast Artillery, A. A.,
National Guard of Delaware. Five
hundred copies Of the paper were
sent to the armory at Dover, where
the guardsmen are quartered, and
500 to the Dover Community
School for the farewell dinner and
dance held for the guardsmen. The
eight-page edition is replete with
photographs and data concerning
the guard, the record of Battery
c, and facts pertaining to the pres
ent international situation. One
thousand copies were printed for
general distribution.
Smyrna times., 1940-09-26
HALLOWEEN MARDI GRAS

Smyrna Business Association Max
ing Plans for Another Gala Event
Plans for a Halloween Mardi
Gras were discussed Tuesday night
at the meeting of the Smyrna Bus
iness Association. President Cread-
ick Ennis will appoint a committee
on arrangements, who will make
further plans to be submitted to
the group at the next meeting.
Harvey G. Jones and Mrs. Louise
H. Burslem were appointed to
serve on the central Tree Planting
Committee as representatives of
the Smyrna Business Association.
Smyrna times., 1940-09-26
BENEFIT MOVIE FOR FUND
Roxy Theatre Presents Special
Show for Children for Lunch Fund

A benefit movie was given at the
Roxy Theatre yesterday by Mr..
Harry Aumack, manager, from
which entire proceeds were donat-
ed to the John Bassett Moore
School Hot Lunch Fund. This
fund provides nourishing meals for
children who are unable to bring
their own lunches, stated Mr..
George Wright, Assistant Superin-
tendent, and proceeds are expected
to approximate $40. School pupils
and faculty attended the special
matinee Yesterday afternoon.
Smyrna times., 1940-09-26
BLACKBIRD-s D-sMYRNA ROAD
All Traffic Has Used Northbound
Lane During Repair TO Highway

The southbound lane of the
State Highway from Smyrna to
Blackbird, now under construction,
is expected by State Highway De-
partment officials to be opened to
traffic on Saturday. The section
of the same lane from Blackbird to
Odessa will likely be a month later
before ready for opening, they es-
timatd. Both north and south
bound traffic viii continue to use
the northbound lane until the other
lane Is completed.
Smyrna times., 1940-09-26
Open Bids for Clayton Auditorium

Bids on the new auditorium
gymnasium were opened yesterday
and will be presented to the State
Board of Education for its approv-
al alta meeting on Friday, Septem-
ber 81. The addition will consist of
an neutrality-suspicious. with a
cafeteria basement. The building
will serve the Clayton community
for programs of all kinds.
Smyrna times., 1940-09-26
PUPILS ELECT
CLASS HEADS
Class Officers for All Divl-
siOns Chosen at John Bas-
sett Moore School
NAMES OF CLASS HEADS

The result of the elections of
class officers at the John Bassett
Moore School, which took place
last Friday, has been announced by
Supt. George r. Miller, Jr. The
following officers include both jun
ior and senior high school divi-
sions:
Seniors William Bramble, pres
ident; Walter Downes, vice-presi-
dent; Nancy Fox, secretary. and
Betty Phillips, treasurer.
Juniors, first division president,
Robert Lower; vice-president, Rob
CONTINUED on Page Five)
Smyrna times., 1940-09-26
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Rev. j. w. Parlins, Pastor, An
nomces Services For the Week

The Church of the Nazarene,
Rev. ]. w. Parkins, pastor, an
nounces the following services:
Prayer meeting Thursday at 7.3o
D. M; Sunday School Board meet
ing on Friday at 7.30 pm; Sunday
services-Sunday School at 9.45
a. M; morning worship, 10.45 am;
N. Y. p. s., GAS p. m; evangelistic
service and praise meeting, 7.3O p.
m. A cordial welcome awaits you.
Smyrna times., 1940-09-26
I lHl fORD CAR LARGER
E q New Cars on Display at
''as q Deakyne's Tomorrow

nv lOliloi lVN
ae8 Ford line will be on dis
= Ennis & Deakyne, Smyrna,
NOV. There has been a lot
aaa'e discussion of changes.
@gs' there are, starting off
considerable increase in size
Ford V.8's, Deluxe and
DsLuzs- Designers have
i4 advantage Of increased
ss.. md overall lengths to
Aea seriousness, and Ford
,.,a have worked right up
sef tires through the lux
cushions and new softer
IT. ~ the solid enhancement
comfort. A new four
y. auck and commercial car
4 ,s.ls paii Of the economy fea-
eo IN the Ford working
Smyrna times., 1940-09-26
TylIg FLOWER,
'sIv show TO-DAY
,,poll Room of du-
y Hotel Wilmington
s',:'' oslost ( DIST
| WARD MANY PRIZES

-. If the gold ball room
, ''ls ss.,l 4 dupont, Wilmington
a''s' y one Of the most gorge
rn 'alss y - ever witnessed in
] e,oss 'assv. The state Of Del
Psfs s.,l I'Ss Flower show will BE-
= ~ tbs public. The walls e
AZ auditorium will be lined
= :, most beautiful fall flowers
s,sst state Of culture. An
! every description, Del
i he finest stock in the
y 5 foot stalks will lend
s.,ntiful blue tones to com
4, his handsome exhibit
= ,rs but a part of the ga
.saons to delight the eye Of i,t
,.ssldsr. But seldom VIII
/ ! more prize winning dah-
J, i one time than will be
I sI,r 1t this show. An award
4 cash and the American
I Achievement Medal will be
4 n ths three blooms Of the
i rtstsnding dahlia seeding
{ s,Tsring type. Numerous
4, gd trophies will be award
(rrg the 224 class listed n
| sssiule. Garden flowers
H. artistic arrangement VIII
I, major part in the presenta-
|. great show. All amateurs
[-itpi 10 exhibit in any of the
4; that are outlined in the
Since last year the show
IN size to the extent
rv.h aditional space has been
I. a enable all exhibitors to
IT, their flowers to the very
\ siysntage. A large group Of
! i tate exhibitors and many
| ) lrd garden clubs, plus
ryNy localities have already
J n entries and competition IS
kea to be very keen. The
liza Of Sunnybrook Cottage
! hen putting forth their best
Rs al season 50 that they may
J. blooms that are excellent
a to compete with those Of
is, and more experienced ex-
n Tventy-eight judges, all
known in the Horticultural
u vii uficiate. These judges
xlt Connecticut, New York,
+ Jersey, Pennsylvania, Della
b Maryland and Washington,
The show committee is
fn-an Hopes, chairman: F. S.
Nll, treasurer; Mrs. Robert
sn, Frederick G. Smith, FL
Enns, William A. Hart, j.
hnstun, William NJ. Clay,
El ". Johnston, Mrs. James
Et1d and G. Tagart Evans.
nov manager is Edward S.
n manager Of the American
Snow. All proceeds from
aaE vii be donated to Sunny
p C0ttage, Delaware's only
ztalum for tuberculosis in
a1 The show will open at 3
q lDSTl Thursday, Septem-
FL and continue through Fri
SNsnber 27 until 10 PM.
Smyrna times., 1940-09-26
Poultry Demonstrate.

rao vii 'ss es. Of Delaware All
stion ana pste IN poultry
~ he A,l.a.' Judging con-
he Nor,he City conven-
Council aS'ern ,I Poultry
kslr,, and Include John F.
En; Dons,ss ssoseph Houtman
Grsyes, ~ Clark, Kenton;
<a ceorS"es' and Clifford
Smyrna times., 1940-09-26
ST. PETERS CHURCH NOTES
Rev. Frederick Marx Barton, Rec
tor, Announces Services For Week

st. Peters Episcopal Church,
Rev. Frederick Marx Barton, rec
tor, makes the following announce
ments: Saturday evening at $50.
Parish dinner. Bishop McKinstry
and Bishop Littell of Honolulu will
be with us and they want to meet
all those connected with st. Pet
er's, Trinity, Clayton, and st.
Martins, Hartly. Services on the
Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity
will be 7.30, celebration of the Holy
Communion; 10 a. m, Church
School; IL a. m, morning prayer
and sermon.
Smyrna times., 1940-09-26
Ny COMING TO TOWN
u 3 ss rhree-Ring Circus WIN
sfha Tuesday oo+

D n ''ia Tuesday, Oct. l
b. tn-l amy, j The circus is COM
na svs,draa raat'll be the cry of
f. aD,,'.aD .Doa y when the posters
sla,sdS % olg three ring circus
v Fssav ~ "a the billboards and
s%sD sDsoaa 4. !. announcing the the
[s@ dsv on,. sus Tuesday, Oct.
FfHxb g., On the lot cor
aStaBd NJ ahd Commerce
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18
JOHN G. GELTCH
MECHALT

John G.. Geltch 857 E. Lu-
cius Avenue, At eyes ferfi, aki
al multi heten Central Square
en- hirtelen rosszul lett, par
napi szenvedes utan a South
Sidei korhazban meghalt.
.Geltch a N. Walnut utean
lev6 nyomda tulajdonosa, az
oszi valasztaskor mint. volt
7-ik kerUlcti councilman a
president of council allasra
palyazott. A West Sidei Ma
gyarok Nagyasszonya gyules-
termeben megtartott politikai
allasra palyazok reszere tar
tott kortes esten Geltsh is meg
jelent, ahol a polgarok tamo-
gatasat kerte a megvalaszta-
sahoz. A magyarok k0zul So
kan ismertek. Geltch felesege
9 evvel ezelott halt meg. A
megboldogult S fatal koru
gyermeket hagyott hatra.
Geltch erdelyi szasz szarma-
zasu volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18
FOT. KOvALICKY VIKTORT TRENTONBA
HELYEzTE At A cor. KATH. PUSP0K
Scent Gyorgy Egyhaz eemes pebanosa vasrnap eentee
be tavozasat hyeinek Macy egyhaz pleba-
nosa lesz Elmenetele veszteseg hivei de az
egesz youngstown magyarsag reszere

A youngstown magyarsagot,
de kilonosen a. Scent Gyorgy
magyar gor. kath. egyhaz ne
pet varatlan csapas erte vasar-
nap, amikor Ft. Kovaliczky
viktor, az egyhaz plebanosa be-
jelentette, hogy al Mlts. puspok
ur athelyezte Trentonba az ot-
tani Macy es virAgzo SIT: Mix
los egyhaz eleres
Trenton nyeresege Youngs-
town veszteseges inert kozel
negy evi lit lete alatt Kova-
licky four nemcsak egyhaza-
max derek lelkipasztora volt, de
becsuletesen kivette reszet a
youngstown magyarsag kozos
munkaiabol is es a Nagybizott-
sagnak cselekv6 es hasznos tag
ia volt.
Kovalicky four 41936-ban jott
Youngstownba Perth Amboy-
bel. ahol kozel 20 evig tartoz-
kodott. Mindjart hozzalatott a
javitasra szorulo templom bel
sejenek atalakitasahoz. Ma a
SIT. Gyorgy tennplom belseje
Iigazan szep. A pincehelyisegbol
sep Feher Terem lett. Az epii-
let futese teljesen modern.
Az egyhaz nepe szepen dolgo.
zott egyiitt lelkipasztoraval
ami abbo is kitiinik, hogy az
atalakitasi munkakhoz sztikse
gelt $500 kogcscsas6l ma ma,
csak $8O0-al tartozik az egy
haz. Egyeb adossaga mines a;
egyhaznak, amelynek nepe xii
lonben nagyon szetszortan 4
varosban is el.
Kovalicky four alapitott ne
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18
A VAROS| KASSzA
Mem volt ORES
Az Evans adminisztraciO feleS.
leget adott at Spagnola polgar.
meSternek

Lionel Evans regi polgarmes
ter es kormanytagjai eleg jol
gazdalkodtak, ahogy az kisult
a konyvelesi kimutatasokbol,
miel6tt atadtak volna az uj
vezet6segnek. Barton varosi
pen1igyi igazgat6 szamitasa
szerint legalabb is 35 ezert6l
40 ezer dollarig becsulte a va
rosi penztar keszpenz felesle-
get, de a vegleges konyvelesnel
kitunt, hogy S1O5.994 a feles.
leg, amivel az vi kormanyzat
megkezdi a varos vezetesG.
A varos osszes tartozasa
csak $4.5OO, es ez is XII lett
volna egyenlitve, ha a szam.
lax lettek volna nyujtva.
Barton, volt penzugyi igaz
cato nagyon megelegedett
hogy lily osszegu keszpenz va
gyont adhatott at utodjanal
Walter w. Mitchell-nek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18
BREDCEPORTIAK
FONTOS CYOLESE

A Bridgeport S Szovetseg
youngstown 16-ik osztalya
most vasarnap januar 21-en,
delutan rendes havi gyiileSt
tart a Scent Gy0rgy G0rog
Kath. Feher Termeben. Mivel
haznal mem lesznek elfogad-
va a havi dijak, ezt a gyiile-
sen kell elintezni. Ezenkiviil
gyulesen tortsnik meg az
1899 esztend6r6l az elszamolas
vhlamint a Szovetsegiinknek
jur1ius lien lit tartando kon
venciojanak a megbeszelese,
elokeszitese, eek mind olyan
fontos ugyek, melyek a nagy-
szamu tagsag megjelenesevel
targyalhatok. Ezen fontos
Ugyekre valo tekintettel ker-
jiik a t3gsagot, hogy ha mas
kor mem is, de legalabb ezen
a gytileeen jelen6enek meg,
inert csak lit szolhatnak hozza
az ugyekhez.
Remeljuk, hogy a tagok meg
ertik e gyules fontossagat es
megjelenesiikkel, hozzaszolasuk
kal megkonnyitik q konvencio
elokesziiletet, hogy szegyent
ne valljunk. E gyulesen kell
fizetni IA, kamatot is.
Beteg tagjaink: Orosz Mar
git, Gagyi Janosne, Kohut
Gezane, Ferenczi Istvanne. Be
tegseg az ugykezelonel jelen-
tend6 1874 Sillirlan Street,
Telefon 9-4050.
Husocsky Jossef, lgykesel6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18
GREG AMERIKASOK
TISZTVISEL6KET
VALASZTOTTAK

Youngstown es Kornyeki
0reg Amerikas Magyarok Csa-
ladja tisztvisel6 valaszto gyii-
lest tartott mutt vasarnap del
utan a West Sidei Magyar Haz-
ban es a k0vetkezok lettek meg
valasztva: Diszcsaladfo Gagyi
Janos. Diszcsaladtag Molna1
K. Istvan. Csaladf6 Danish Jo-
zsef. Helyettes csaladf6 Smith
Istvan. Irodeak Brogli Ignac,
Szamado Benetsky E. JozSef
Ellenor0k Horvath Vilmos es
Barany Janos. zaszlovivo Cze-
ne Gabor. Haznagy Haszonics
Ferenc. Nagybizottsagi tagok:
Danish Jozsef, Brogli Ignac,
Ho~vath vilmos. Pottag Be-
netsky JOSEF. A csaladi tanAcs
tagjai a tiSZtikar eS a kOvetke-
z6k: Gomori Istvan, Balla Ca
bor, Balasko Gy0rgy, Benetsky
Jozsefne, Gene Claiborne, Da-
nish Jozsefne, Eperjesy J6zsef,
Korhuth IStvan, Potternay ia
nosne, Potternay Janos, Szab6
J. Istvan, Szabo Ferenc. Hiva-
talos temetkezesi rendez6 Sza-
bo ]. Istvan. A gyilesek idejet
es helyet a tisztikar allapitja
meg. K0telez6 a beteg tag be-
jelentese. Hivatalos lap:
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18
ITAL AZ AUTO
BALESETEk Okla
Harom szankaz6 gyermek sze-
rencsetlensege. Elfogtak az
italos aut6hajtot

A multi heten harom eyer
mex sulyosan megserult szan-
kazas kozben Broadview ut
can. A harom gyermek egy
szankan szaladt lie a ieges
uton, amikor szemtanuk al
litasa szerint, akik "a gyerme-
keket a korhazba szallitottak,
egy reszeg autohajto elutotte
a szankat es mint a XII iol
vegezte a dolgat, tovabb hal
tottt.
A bemondott engedelyszam
alapjan elfogtak a tettest ott-
hon az agyba,n. A reszeg,
mielott a gyermekeket elga-
zolta volna, a Price Roadon
kacskaringos hajtasaval leszo,
ritotta az utrol Mrs. Virginia
Griesinger autojat, aki egy
oszlopnak hajtotta autojat
hogy az osszeitkozest kike,
rulje, a gepet elegge megron.
galta.
A nyugodt lelkiismeretu re
szeg hajto lit is Macy nyugod.
tan tovabb hajtott, mintha mi
sem tortent volla. A rend
orok- megvizsgaltak a tetteS
gepet, amely szinten meg volt
rongalva.
A sulyosan serilt gyerme.
l1eket a korhazban kezelik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18
MEGLEPETESI PARTY

Feher Mihalyt es nejet meg
lepetesi unnepelyben reszesitet-
tex rokonaik es jobaratafk IL
TX hazassagi evfordulojuk alkal
mabol a Reed Avei Magyar
Hazban. Az unnepelt part sok
ajandekkal leptek meg, akiA
meghatva mondtak k0szonetet
Izletes harapnival6k es frissit6l
mellett a vendegek az iinnepelt
parral egyiitt kellemesen t0lt0t
tex el az id0t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18
FINNEK JAvARA
SOKAN ADNAK

A haboru altal sujtott finn
elk felsegitesere szerte az Egye-
silt Allamokban gyiijtes in
dult meg ugy msganosok,
mint kiilonbozo jotekonysagi
egyesiiletek utjan. Warren, 0.
finn lakosai kezdtek meg leg
eloszor a gyijtest, amelynek
a peldajat csak hamar kovet-
tex a tobbi varosok minden
nemzetisAgu joszivu kovet6i,
akik magukeva tettek az
iigyet es buzgon fogtak hozza
nemcssk keszpenz, de szukse-
ges ruhanemu gyiijtesehez is.
Youngstown volt a masodik
varos, ahol a finn segelyzo
alap rohamosan emelkedett.
Eddig 1888 dollar van egyutt,
amely osszeghez eddig egy 100
dollaros adomany erkezett be,
egy ismeretlen jotevotol, aki
nevet titokban ohsjtja tartani.
Maganosok nagy szamban
keresik fel a Vindicator angel
naplap epiletet, ahol a hiva-
talos gyujtest kezelik, hogy
kisebb nhgyobb adcmanyaikat
adjak at a, nemes celra. Meg
hato peldajat adjak a meyer
tesnek ebben a formajaban
valo kimutatasat r1indazon jo-
szivi adakozok, as.ik keves ke-
resetikbol is tudnak szaki-
tani a bajbajutott felebarataik
max. A NagybizottSag is adott
10 dollart.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18
WPA CSEKKEKET
HAMIS|TOTTAK
Elfogtak Frank Dank0t, aki be
vallOtta a csaIasOkat

A cleveland Treasury De-
partment ugyn0kei es a
youngstown rendorseg meg
bizottja mar a multi junius ota
kutatnak egy szemely utan,
aki hamis nevre kiallitott WPA
check-eket Walt be. Most veg
re sikerult elfogni a tettest
Frank Danko 436 Andrews
Avenuei 81 ewes ferfi szeme-
lyeben, alzi bunosnek vallotta
magat, de csak ket check ha-
mis- alairasaban, holott 29
hamis newell ellatott checked
valtottaks be a youngtowni
vendeglokben, bankokban Is
etkezdekben.
Danko ezelott, mint WPA.
timekeeper volt alkalmazva. A
hamisitast ugy kovette ell.
hogy ha idokozben valamelyik
munkas mas foglalkozast ka-
pott, a WPA munkabol lena
radt. De Danko a helyet ell
hagyott egyent tovabbra is a
WPA pay listajan tartotta, a
kiutalt checkre rahamisitotta
az illet0 nevet, akinek a fizetes
szolt, maid AIT bevaltotta.
A hamis uton felvett 0sz.
szeg 900 dollart tesz XII. Dan
kot $500 dollar biztositek mel
lett elfogva tartjak es az ugyet
a cleveland grand jury eli
utaljak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18
MAGYAR HAZ BIZOTTSAG
FONTOS GYULEST TART

A West Sidei Magyar Haz
Bizottsaga fontos gyulest tart
most szombaton, januar 2O-an
sste Z oral kezdettel a Magyar
Hazban. Mivel e gyiilesen Mr.
Shutrump is megjelenik, hogy
a Magyar Haz ugyet megbe-
szelje a bizottsag tagjaival,
kerjiik a tagokat, hogy a fon-
tos targyalason mirtel nagyobb
szamban vegyenek reszt.
MOladr Ferenc, titkdr
2138 Donald Avenue