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Smyrna times., 1940-11-28
I TcE, VIC. |.
Lining uJn SOON
| rsr.'s'sa s,,ssr. 70. Use st as
enc. New Dover Airport
|FRAr rosrD FOR 10 YEARS

!. ,slainss q Wesley collsg. es,ss
. p' .,+s Dover, which have
I, idls since the school G, clos- os
't ls't ten EN- years ago, will ...Es be re- re-
SSl 'sd 81 used as quarters tor
i'i ~ ! Stationed at the new
ssn .io,Ort, : = Although there has
s' y .#cial a announcement con
q - above plans, ana Ike
O! uDr.on Z, in authority could
=. ai ,l Who would confirm the
S'a \" ~ plans have been
"A y Information has now W
-, :, received in Dovers OF
sssn I'..Iss from a source known
'.Ii,SIe. a The Institute build
.'s he property Of the Pen
', ference Of the Methodist
-. "A at a recent conference
r.son ~ Adna Wright Leonard
Dsa .s.t me Conference arrange
Y. n h building used he sug-
=, nat they might be convert
t, home for English refugee
Y, Ever since plans for the
!. nrer Airport have been un-
'i.rssiOn, the question Of pro-
n Trng quarters for fifty 81
dHcers expected to be as
T. there has been in the back
Fl md frequently the sugges-
q been offered that the
buildings At the lnsti-
I oouverted into living quart
a tse officers. Nothing furth-
4, tesrd from the suggestion,
s,Vsr until last week when It
/, armed that negotiations,
"a guOarently have been under
rsr some time, we're completed
made to have the
mrs remodeled and leased for
II he officers to be stationed
!. Airport. Having the Insti-
bIdings in use once more
h very pleasing to Dover cit
3 Eno have been urging for
\; Sme time that something be
! cuncerning the property
H has begun to deteriorate
ka,y For a long number of
. Wesley Collegiate Institute
-sty the Wilmington Confer
. Academy, was operated by
timer Wilmington Conference
b Methodist Episcopal Church
many ministers in the confer
1 received their early education
Smyrna times., 1940-11-28

Thirty years ago there was a
prize of $4,000 offered for the
first successful airplane flight from
New York to Albany There's one
industry in which giant strides
have been made in less than a sin
gle lifetimel
Smyrna times., 1940-11-28
BRIEF ITEMS OF
THE PENINSULA
Brief News Items of People
We Know i'm and Around
Larger Peninsula Towns
FROM OUR EXCHANGES

Group Hospital Service, Della
wares non-profit, hospital-sponsor-
ed plan for hospital care, has an
nounced appointment of AlonZo II.
Alcott as district manager for
Kent and Sussex counties. Mr.. Al
colt, native Delawarean, has taken
up residence and offices at 301
South Walnut street, Milford.
The large suction dredge, Balti-
more is anchored off Delaware
Street Wharf, New Castle, and un-
dergoing repairs there preparatory
to going into service in dredging
the channel in the Delaware River.
The large dredge, with its accom-
panying equipment, attracted con-
siderable notice as many persons
visited the wharf to view the un-
usual sight. A 45-foot channel has
been made necessary in the river
due to the warships under con-
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-19
Walker
Hostess For
Bride-Elect

Miss Cornelia Walker delightfully."-
entertained for Miss Mary Louise
Carter whose marriage to John III.
Lemmond will be an interesting
event of December 27, at "A linen
shower at Whites Hostess room or
Tuesday night.
Miss Eva Carter, bride.elect Of Jan
uary, was also presented with a
piece of linen.
Bingo vas played during the I'VE
ming, attractive prizes were awarded
Delicious refreshments we're served
with the color scheme of green and
white carried out.
Those enjoying Miss Walkers hos
piitality WERE: Miss Carter, honoree,
Misses villa Dickey, Mary Warters:
Beulah Carter, Alice Warters, Alma
Carter, Eva Carter, Ruth Grayard
Vera Bennett, Lizzie Frank Cannon.
Mabel Elizabeth Woodbury., jamie
Carter, Pauline Walker, Ellen Best,
katherine Cannon, Evelyn Knox,
Frieda Gunter, Louise Anderson, and
Marie Saleem. Mines. j. E. Carter,
D. R. Walker, Alex Strickland, 7.
NJ. Sumner, r. w. Hodges, Kenneth
johnson and Mrs. Jennie STEELE, OF
Raleigh.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-19
Burgaw

BURGAW, Dec. 1S.-Miss Marga-
ret Humphrey is expected home
from Greensboro Thursday to spend
the holidays with her parents. -
DR.. and Mrs. Ivev Taylor, Jr., OF
Philadelphia, arrived Wednesday
for a stay of several days with their
parents, DR.. and Mrs. w. I. Taylor,
Sr. - Miss Jane Walters, a student
at Peace Junior college, Raleigh, is
at home to spend the Christmas
holidays with her parents. - Mrs.
T. j. Belts has been in Raleigh the
past few days with her daughter
Mrs. r. B. Williams. Mrs. Carrie
Hussey spent Sunday in Raleigh with
her sister, Miss Douglas Hand.
Misses Frances Switzerland, Ra-
chel Farrior, Alma Bowen, katherine
Brown. Dorothy Davis are among
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-19
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Adclph Ginsberg,
of Baltimore, Md, and daughter.
Mrs. Sidney Madoff, of Anita,
Iowa, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Finkelstein at their home
in Forest Hills.
Miss Hortense Finkelstein, stu
dent at the University of Maryland
is spending the Christmas vaca,
ton here with her parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Charles Finkelstein, at their
home in Forest Hills.
Mrs. A. E. Milliner, of Boston,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
T. Hopkins at their home on North
Fifteenth street.
Miss Mary Ann Mckee, student
at Furman University Woman's
college, will arrive today to spend
the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Mckee.
James Stokley will arrive today
from the University of North Car.
olina to spend the holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Stokley.
Lieut.. Robert Reed, Sixth caval-
ry, U. S., will be a guest of Col.
and Mrs. William VanDyke Ochs
at their home on South Third street
during the Christmas holidays.
Miss Maria Lewis Barroll of
Philadelphia, arrived yesterday
morning to sppend the holidays
with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John D. Bellamy, at their
home on Market street.
Among those from Converse col
lege in Spartanburg, S. c., who
will arrive today are Miss Martha
McCaig, Miss Louise Wells and
Miss Eloise Bethel.
Hugh MacRae, II, arrived yes
terday to spend the holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-19
0 U R
9 to 3 to s
MRS. WARD
TO CLUB
IN B~LADENBORO

BLADENBORO, Dec. 18.-Mrs.
B. o. Ward was charming hostess
to her bridge club and several in
vited guests on Monday evening
at a bridge supper. The entrance
to the home and throughout the
lower floor was beautiful j t h
Christmas decorations. Sprays of
magnolia, spruce and holly along
with numerous lighted tapers gave
the home a festive air. A turkey
dinner followed by a dessert and
coffee was served at small tables,
guests being directed to the r
places by seasonal talleys. After
dinner bridge was enjoyed for the
remainder of the evening, with
prizes going to the following: club
high score, Mrs. c. A. Shaw; Wis
itor's high score, Miss Alta Stone;
and at bingo, Miss Stone vas the
lucky winner. Miss Kate Fisher,
bride-elect of the Christmas sea-
son, was presented a lovely gift.
At this time also Mrs. Ward pre-
sented to guest teachers in her
home Christmas gifts. Those pres
ent we're: Misses Alta Stone, Mar
garet Blanchard, frankie Tatum,
Dorothy Meggs, Josephine Bridg-
er, Kate Fisher, Elizabeth Dunn,
Dorcas Williams, Hazel H d y,
Betsy Hutchinson, Mesdames w.
H. Hussey, S. A. Orrell, c. A.
Shaw, R. c. Bridger, Jr., c. B.
Hasbrouck, l.. A Bridger, C H.
Dunn, D. H. Armstrong, Roy Len
non.
The local Rotarians enjoyed their
annual Christmas dinner with Mrs.
F. T. Gibson as hostess. This meet
ing was a social affair and was
very enjoyable.
The Bladenboro schools will close
Friday, December 20, for Christ
mas holidays and will reopen after
one week.
Charles P. Weldin of Wilmington
Del, spent last week in Bladenboro
on his annual hunting trip. He was
host at a quail dinner at the com
munity house on Tuesday evening,
complimenting Mrs. R. B. Buie and
family in whose home he was
guest during his stay here. The
table appointments were of Christ
mas novelties with a centerpiece
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-19

those here from E. c. T. c. Green
vile to spend the holidays with rela-
tives ard friends. - Wilburn Har-
rell, Dudley Robbins, Thomas Rob-
bins, Jimmie Bordeaux and Alex
Balkan are expected home from State
college, Raleigh, TO spend the holi-
days with their parents. - Fred
Dees, Phillip Lucas and Laurence
Futch, of Chapel Hill, will arrive
this week to spend the holidays with
their parents and friends. - Miss
Ruth Burnett. of Washington, q
student in King-Smith Studios is al
the home of her parents, Mr.. an6
Mrs. J. H. Burnett for the holidays
Gordon Paddison, of Fort Bragg
arrived this week to spend the holi
days with relatives and friends.
T. j. Belts spent Sunday at Ra.
leigh and Chapel Hill visiting friends
and relatives.
William James Murray spent Sun
day in Raleigh. - Mr.. and Mrs
Wendell Murray, of Raleigh, spen'
the weekend here with relatives anG
friends. R. G. johnson, Of Ra'
leigh, was a business visitor here
the first of the week. Miss Ada
laide Reade, of Teachers college
Greenville, arrived a few days age
to spend the holidays with her par
ents on highway 60. - Misses Eliza
beth Page and Lorraine Horn, o.
Greenville, arrived Friday to spend
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-19
CLAYTON HEAFNER.
MISS MARY L
WILL WE'D TODAY

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Dec. 49,
R-Clayton Heather golf pro of Lin.
vile, N. c., and Miss Mary Allen OF
Charlotte, N. c., plan to be married
here tomorrow.
The wedding originally was an
nounced for today, but Miss Allen
did not reach Tallahassee until late
in the day. and Heather said they
decided to delay the ceremony.
Heafner is a native of Charlotte.
He is enroute to California for the
winter golf tournaments starting
early in January.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-19
METHODIST CHURCH
TO HAVE
MUSICAL

On Sunday night at 8 o'clock at
Fifth Avenue Methodist church,
the young people assisted by the
choir will present "A King is Civ
en-" by Valeria R. Lehman.
The following are the charac-
tiers: Reader, Kathleen Skipper;
Isaiah the Prophet, Billie Skipper;
Mary, Elizabeth 'Millar; Joseph,
Bert Bornto; Shepherds, Billie
Montgomery, Douglass Jewell, Ty-
Ter Presson; Angels, Carolyn
Marshburn, Margaret Helms, Bet
ty Jean Marshburn; Wise Men,
Homer Worthington, Jimmie shep-
ard, Billie Chinnis; Children, An
ne DuRant, Mary Emily Mont
gomery, Louise Barclift.
The choir will assist with the fol-
lowing numbers: 20 Come All Ye
Faithful. choir; Solo, Mary"
Beverly Walton; 20 Little Town of
Bethlehem choir, Solo "Only a
Cave" Cleve MCGOWAN.
1T Came Upon the Midnight
Clear" choir. 'Hark the Herald
Angels Sing" choir. Solo, go
Humble Shepherds" Mrs. o. E.
DuRant, Jr., THE First NOEL
choir. Duet, IA Mothers Prayer"
Beverly Walton and Mary Bethea.
away in a Manger," choir.
There's a Song in the Air." choir.
eve Three Kings" Cleve Nc
Coward choir. Duet, "a Gift"
Meredith Perkins and Beverly Wal
ton. ''Silent Night" choir. "Joy to
the World" choir.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-19
DIAL 1911

birth of a son at Mary Elizabeth
hospital, Raleigh, on Dec. IA.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-19

See this grand collection of styles in
slippers for every "at-home" occa-
lion. New bright %colors, new high
boot or sandal styles, sure to please
everyone on your Christmas list, old
or young! Give them real comfort in
slippers and you'll keep the joy Of
Christmas in their homes for months
to come.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-19

MacRae at their home in Oleand-
err. Mr.. MacRae is a student at
St. Paul's school in Concord, N. H.
Cadet Lee Jordan, of Bocato, Co.
lumbia, S. A., will accompany Ca
Diet William VanDyke Ochs, Jr.,
home from Fishburne Military
academy to spend the holidays here
with Cadet Ochs' parents, MI. and
Mrs. William VanDyke Ochs, at
their home on South Third street.
Steele Trail, student at the Univer-
sity of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill, has arrived to spend the holi-
day season at his home in the city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-19
Miss Roebuck,
Bride Elect,
Is Honored

Miss Louise Roebuck. whose mar
,.ao IN Garland Bullock, of Bethel
,,d Raleigh, will take place this
xortb was honored Tuesday eve.
a;ro bv Miss Mammie Lee Kim.
.o1i and Miss Meta MCGOWAN. A
Ioyalv yellow and white center
a;sce graced the dining table
md flowers were attractively
arraneed in the living room. Upon
no arrival of the guests, Miss Roe
,,,c;k and Miss Kara Lynn Corey,
Lien = bride-elect of this month, were
,resented with corsages.
trio composed of Miss Marion
rloyd, Miss Mary B. Foscue and
Miss Mamie Lee Kimball sang, "Ah
croet Mystery IF Life" as little
Miss Pattie Ward, dressed as a mini
,,nre bride. entered drawing a yell
law and white float of lovely trous.
sea,, Gifts for the bride. Bridge was
rIayed throughout the evening. Mrs.
rdward Ward won floral prints for
b;oh score and Mrs. John A. Sheehan
goceived a deck of cards for second
biob score. Miss Roebuck was pre-
son+ed with silver in her chosen
rat,ern by the hostesses and Miss
Corey was remembered with a piece
Of crystal.
refreshments were served to the
allowing guests: Miss Louise Roe
hrck. Miss Kara Lynn Corey, Miss
Marjorie Roebuck. Miss Leila Hum.
Me, Miss Ann Mason, Miss Eliza.
,afb Clark. Miss Annie McGoogan,
Miss jamie Allsbrook, Mrs. Clark
ADAMS, Mrs. Edward Ward, Mrs
Iobn 4. Sheehan. Mrs. John Knox
Ward. Mrs. Leighton Huske, Mrs.
lanes .Alleeood. Mrs. Jack McEach-
Tn. Mrs. Otto Weis, Mrs. Thomas
B. Lilly, Miss Rebecca Scoville, Miss
Marion Floyd, Miss Hannah Boney,
Miss Mary &. Foscue and Miss Sue
Boone.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-19

of fruit and evergreens attractively
arranged, and at either end of the
table silver candelabra held lighted
red tapers. Yule logs burning in
the huge fireplace completed a
pleasing atmosphere. Places were
laid for the host, Mr.. Weldin, Mrs.
R. B.. Buie, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Buie, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Buie,
Misses Annie Pearl n Susan
Buie, Steve Buie, Miss M i e
Gunter, MI. and Mrs. R. c. Smith,
and Mrs. Margaret P. Bridger. Mr..
Weldin was also host at a Christ
mas party for a large number Of
friends near the Dublin section on
Wednesday night. An informal pro-
gram followed by distribution of
gifts from a lighted Christmas tree
was enjoyed.
Mayor and Mrs. j. A. Bridger
announce the birth of a son, Joe
Livingston, at Bakers Sanitorium.
Lumberton, December IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Jordan has
as their guests last week, their
daughter, Mrs. Sherwood Bishop
OF L~aurinburg, and Mrs. Stephen
Stogner of Hamlet.-Mrs. S. A. Or
rell and daughter, Jane Elizabeth,
of Winston-Salem, are visiting her
mother, Mrs. E. B. Dunn for the
Christmas holidays. Mr.. Orrell
will join them Christmas.-Mrs. J..
A. McRae, of Wadesboro, is spend
ing several days with her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. c. Bridger.-Mrs. B. O. Ward,
and Miss Mary Cecile Ward went
Wednesday to st. Matthews, S. c.,
to spend the holidays with her
mother, Mrs. j. B. Prickett.-Mrs.
H. H. Williams and son, Herby,
spent a few days this week with
her parents in Maxton.-Mrs. Roy
Lennon and daughter, Sue, have
returned to Bladenboro after a stay
in Huntersville.-Dr. and Mrs. D.
H. Bridger had as weekend guests
DR.. and Mrs. Eric Bell, DR.. and
Mrs. Dick Pittman, of Wilson. DR..
and Mrs. Bridger were hosts in
their honor at an oyster roast at
Wrightsville. - Among the college
students arriving this e k to
spend the Christmas holidays are:
Misses Betsy and Sanky Hutchin-
son and Miss Emma Julia Bridger
Of E. c. T. c., Miss Annie Merle
White, Meredith college; Miss Eta
Bell Kelly and Miss Azalea Surles
OF VIC. U. N. c., Henry James
White, Clarence Bridger, Bobbie
Bridger, Worth Hester, of Wake
Forest; David Britt, Chapel Hill:
Mary Gordon Walters, Peace; Miss
Julia Tatum Bridger. Converse col
lege; Miss Betty Gilmore, Flora
Macdonald college; Kenneth
Nance. Campbell college; Casper
Britt, Wilson college; William Cal
Than, Fayetteville Business school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gibson had
as their weekend guest, her IA
Their, Mr.. Tyson of Bennettsville,
S. c. Master Charles B. Has.
brouck. celebrated his eighth BIRTH
day with a Christmas party on
the afternoon of December II. A
sweet course was served the small
group. The centerpiece a a
lovely birthday cake with lighted
candles.
Mrs. Herbert Grizzard, of Kenly.
and Mrs. L. V. Grady and Eddie
Hughes, of Wilson, were guests of
MIR. and Mrs. M. c. Bridger last
week.
Miss Elizabeth Hughes fourth
grade presented a play, THE Land
OF HEALTH" at the school assembly
this week. For some time this class
had been engaged in a health prof.
ect discussing the value of good
food, cleanliness, fresh air, and
exercise; and they made a num-
per OF health rules, songs, rhymes
~ 1
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-19
DEFENSE, ATTACK
BOTH RETREAT

FULTON, Mo-. Up The hunter
shot the skunk-or thought he did.
Then he attached a cord to its neck
and dragged it behind him. Sudden
ly there was a tug on the leash and
the man looked around to see the
animal trotting alongside. They both
ran-in opposite directions.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-19

several days with their parents.
Misses Margaret and Lucille Belts
were visitors to Raleigh over the
weekend. - Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
Williams, of Raleigh, announce the
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-19

Australia is the only continent in
he world without a single mountain
exceeding 5000 feet in height.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-19

The earth travels Is miles a Sec
ond in its Journey around the sun.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
GYANUS HALALESET

Mrs. Dora Turnay, 73 ewes
id0s not a szomszedja halva
talalta a 1923 Donald Ave.-i
.ketszobas lakasaban kedden
1eggel. A szomszed figyelmet
felhivta a haz kiils6 falahoz
tamasztott ablak es ertesitette
a rend6r0ket, akik halva ia
lMtak az asszonyt. A szomsze-
'dok fallitasa szerint az idos nd
2hetf6n este 9 ora k0riil erke-
zett haza a polgarosodasi is
kolabol es a legjobb egeszseg-
mex 0rvendett. A rendorseg
vizsgalatot inditott es ossze-
fuggest keresnek a kivett alb
lax es a NO halala k0zott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
GYALOCJAR0T A.
WEST SIDENAk

William F. Brown 4-ik ke-
rulet councilmanja a West
Side lakosok neveben siirg6sen
legalabb ideiglenes jardat ker.
A szelesites miatt mar okto-
bert6l az utcan kenytelenek a
gyalogosok jarni, ami kozbiz-
tonsagi szempontbol veszelyes.
Eppen egy ilyen eset miatt a
varost pereli a par hettel az
az East Side egyik utcajan
elutott flu csaladja, inert jarda
hianyaban a flu az uton volt
kenytelen menni.
Az ilyen baleseti karterites
sokkal tobb penzt igenyel,
mint a mennyibe az ideiglenes
jarda megepitese kerulne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
ELSzOKTETTEK
ES kERABOLTAK

Kellemetlen meglepetes erte
Ronald Hutchison 27 ewes Al
lance, Oh fiiszeriizlet vezet6-
jet kedden reggel, amikor ezer
dollarral a bankba igyekezett.
A forgalmas utcan ket ferfi
felszolitotta, hogy iiljon vissza
az autojaba es altaluk paran-
csolt iranyban hajtson. Hutchi-
son mem tehetett egyebet es a
parancsnak engedve, a varo-
son Xviii ESQ kevesbe forgal-
mas helyen a parancs szerint
megallt, ahol a ket ferff ell
szedte t6le a penzt es az auto
boil kitettek. Az iizletvezet6-
mex 2 mertfoldet kellett gyalo-
golni, amig a rendorseget er-
tesithette a tortentekr6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
BIZOTTSAGI GYULES

A Nagybizottsag bizottsagi
gyilest tart februar .22-en,
csiitortok este 7::3O-kor a SIT.
Istvan Otthonban. Kerem a
bizottsagi tagokat, akik az else
gyiilesen kartyat kaptak, hogy
jelenjenek meg ezen a gyiile-
sen, inert a marcus iinnepi
programot kell 0ssze allitani.
10 volna, ha mar egyszer az
.egesz bizottsag ossze jonne es
skomolyan venne az ugyet.
Februar 2e-an pedig rendes
havi gyliles lesz, szinten a SIT.
Istvan Otthonban este 7::3O-
kor. Kerem az 0sszes Nagybi-
zottsagi tagokat, hogy teljes
szamban jelenjenek meg ezen
gyiilesen, inert fontos ugyek
kerulnek maid targyalasra
Meg egyszer, legyiink oft mind
a ket gyiilesen.
Brogley Ferenc, elnok.
G6ber Jdnos, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
BRIDGEPORT SZOVETSEG
GYULEST TART

A Bridgeport Szovetseg
youngstown 16-ik osztalya rem
des havi gyiilest tart most va
sarnap. februar 18-an delutan
2 orakor a Scent Gy0rgy gor.
kath. egyhaz Feher Termeben.
E gyulesen valasztjuk meg a
konvencioi delegatusait, amely
konvencio junius 17-en kezdo-
dix Youngstownban.
A tisztikar keri a tagok mi
mel nagyobb szamu megjele-
neset.
Beteg tagok: Orosz Margit,
Kohut Gezane, Incze Jozsefne,
Gregorics Andras, Balask6
Gyorgy, Matyasi Jozsef.
Betegseg az ugykezel6nel je-
lentendo: 1884 Silliman ST.,
Telefon 94O5O.
Husocsky J6ssef,
ugykezel6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
BANkET WlLLO
TISzTELETERE

Multi csitortok este a Hotel
Ohio terme zsufolasig volt meg
toltve varosunk kozonsegenek
minden retegevel es f6leg
szlovakokkal, akik Willo iigy-
vedet innepeltek abbol az al
kalomb6l, hogy a varos jogiigyi
tanacsosa lett. Spagnola polgar
mesteriink nevezte XII ere a
magas allasra ct es mivel jo-
maga is szlovak, honfitarsai
ICY adtak kifejezest afeletti
oromuknek, hogy valaki k0zii-
lok ilyen magas allasba ju-
tott. Ilyesmi a magyaruk k0zt
meg mem tortent meg, legfel-
jebb egy jelentektelen allasra
neveztek XII egy oda mem ill6t
kozulunk. A magyarok resze-
rol oft voltak Brogley Ferenc,
a Nagybizottsag elnoke, Matya-
81 ]. Istvan, a magyar demo-
kratak elnok, FIR. Mundweil es
meg mas magyarok. A pro-
gramot ket ora hosszat adta lie
a radio.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
MAGYAR IFJAk
A finn FRoNTON

Franciaorszagon keresztul
ment $50 magyar fiatalember
Finnorszagba, hogy veluk a
bolseviki diktator rendszer ell
len harcoljanak. Magyarorszag
mindeg 6szinten es nyiltan
gyul0lte ezt a milliokat ell
nyomo orosz diktaturat es
exert mem ta1a1juk megleponek
EFT a hirt. Ha azonban tekin-
tetbe vessziik, hogy a magya-
rok teljesen a nemet politikat
kovetik, a nemetek pedig $40
vetsegesei az oroszoknak, fel
kell tennunk, hogy ez az ak
clio a finnek mellett nem hi
vatalos kifejezese a magyar al
lamhatosagoknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15

Magyar es mas kiilfoldi szar-
mazasu szalonosok Mahoning,
Trumbull, Colulnbiana, Jeffer-
SON es Belmont megyekben
mostanaban gyakrabban latjak
Sidney D. Hammermant es jo
ckokbol.
Zimmerman Youngstown
szekhellyel kepviseli a Barclay
palinka gyarak finom whiskey
gyartmanyait, oily hires vedje-
gyeket, mint a Private Stock
straight rye, Gold Liable straigt
bourbon es a sherry izii Cara
van, Red Label es Grand
Macnish sk6ta whiskeyt.
Kiilonosen e ls3emes megje.
gyezniink, hogy SHammermar
magyar szarmazasu. Sziilei Blu.
dapestrol szarmaztak Amerika.
ba es Zimmerman habar csaR
torve beszel magyarul, ismer
a magyar szokasokat.
A Barclay kGpviselo valami.
kor hires amator boxba ajnok
volt. 48 csatabol csak egyet
vesztett es 1923-ban 8 kepvi.
selte Youngstown Gary, In.
dianaban egy allamkozi mer-
kozesen.
Zimmerman masfel ev ots
van a Barclay ceg szolgalata.
ban es nemreg j0tt vissza a
cegnek Peoria, Ill.-ban a vilag
legnagyobb modern palinka fo.
zojeben megtartott evi kon.
venciojarol. Rovidesen megla-
togat minden szalonost.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
SIKERULT KARTYA ESTELY

Kedden este, februar 13-an a
Scent Istvan Egyhaz nagyter-
meben fenyesen sikeriilt kar-
tya party volt, amelyen lionel
tObben vettek reszt. Az esten
felszolgalt zamatos teat es ha-
zistitemenyeket a fatal n6k
csoportja ajandekozta. Az es.
tely >jovedelmet, SO dollart, a
parokhia javitasanak a celia
ra forditjak. A jov6 kedden,
febr. 20-an es feb. 27-en ismet
lesz kartya party e helyen,
amelyen abelep6 jegy ismet Is
cent lesz.
A vendegek szivesen lesznek
latva.