davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-15

mem kell nekik AIT a Fil0p
szigeteken keresni.
Ebben a pillanatban kul0n-
ben van egy egesz kozeli pro
blemajuk s kar nekik a lnessze
kekl6 szivarvanyokba nezni,
inert akkor mem latjak, hogy
otthon mi varhat rajuk
Ha mem vigyaz a diktator,
he bediil a nemet es olasz ter
rornak, akkor Anglia, amely-
mex majdnem minden mind
egy, eseteg haborur fog Spa
nyolorszagnak iizenni.
Es az angol oroszlan meg le-
het verve, verezhetik szaz seb-
b6l, XII lehet esetleg a kozel j0-
voben teritve (ani meg mem
biztos), de meg mindig les2
annyi ereje akkor is, hogy
Francot els0p0rje a helyer0l. S
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-15
kAR A kORUNKAT TuLELM

tott. Legalabb is ext lehetett
kierezni szavaibol. AIT, hogy a
szonok, aki t6liink az aldozatot
koveteli, maga Sc bizik az an
golok gy6zelmeben.
Mikor veget ert a beszed, ak
kor megszolalt a radio allomas
emberenek a nangia es kGzolte
veliink, hogy a szonok a mi
szlvunknek al,,:, ira kedves,
annyira rokonszenves diadal-
mas hos: John Pershing tabor
nok volt. Az a katona, akit
az els6 vilaghaboru idejen meg
szerettiink es akire azota is
mindig biiszkek voltunk.
Keszseggel ismerjiik Ell,
hogy nekiink ma is rokonszen-
YES John Pershing tabornok es
mines nekunk Semmi kifOga-
sunk az ellen, annit az ameri-
kai nemzethez intezett felhiva-
saban az Anglianak ajande-
kozando 0tven hadihajo fel6l
mondott. De fajt a sziviink-
mex az. mikOr a radon keresz-
till is megereztiik, hogy ez a
minden izeben kemeny ferfi
ma mar mem a regi ember t0b-
be, hanem a sir fele d0c0g6
aggasztyan. Erzett ez minden
szavabol, hangjabol es f6leg
regi tizenek hianyabol. Szinte
lattuk a megroppant Greg en-
bert, amint karosszekeben i'll.
We olvassa fel beszeuet, amely
csak tizenharom perclg tar
tott ugyan, de megis erezhet6.
leg kifarasztotta elszedte meg.
maradt kis ere, &, legyengitet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-15

mennyit es legf6keppen a mi
reszunkr6l Pershing taborno-
kot, de csak az 0regeknek XII
jar6 tisztelet es mem az, hogy
tanacsaikat kovessiik a ma
gunk eletenek intezese k0riiI.
Ha a mi hazanknak sziikse-
ge van tenyleg ARA, hogy Ang-
lianak otven hadihajot adjunk
ajandekbe, AIT t6liink csak egy
ember kerheti: Roosevelt ell
n0k, aki fatal es a mai kor
szinvonalan allo katonai tehet-
segekkel van korilveve. Eek
mex a soraban nincs oft Per-
shing tabornok es elnokiink
tudja legjobban, hogy miert
mines oft? Azert, inert a mai
vilag mar mem Pershing vi
laga.
Nagyon rossz szolgalatot tett
a nemzeti erdeknek az, aki ezt
az igazan mindnyajunk tiszte-
letere erdemes, de Greg urat
el6rancigalta kenyelmes nyu-
galmabol es a radio ele keny-
szeritette. A kivenult orias mem
tud sulyt k0lcs0nozni annak az
ugynek, amely a mi fatal ell
n0kink sziven fekszik Is
amelynek sziikseges voltat
Rooseveltnel jobban senki mem
tudja megmagyarazni az anne
rikai nemzet fiainak. A mi el-
n0klinknek nincsen szUksege
Sc tolmacsokra, Sc alstanasz-
tokra,, ITALIAN meg munkatar-
sakra sem. F6leg ilyen dolgok-
ban.
Minden reszvetiink oft van
az osz tabornokkal, akinek
nyugalmas piheneset ok mel
kill zavartak meg es akinek
megmaradt keves erejet olyan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-15

Valamelyik este het ora tai
ban a radio mellett ultiink es
a legjobb program keresese
k0zben megiitotte fiiliinket egy
ismer6s hang, amely fel6l
nyomban tudtuk, hogy mi EFT
a hangot mar sokszor hallot-
TUX es megse birtuk kitalalni,
hogy XII annak a gazdaja?
Hallgattuk tehat a beszedet,
vartunk tirelemmel, amig a
hang elmagyarazta nekiink,
hogy 0tven gyors ja1asu hadi-
haj6nkat oda kellene ajande-
koznunk most rogton Anglia
max, inert csak ICY menthet-
jiik meg 0nmagunkat. Lassan,
meg-megakadva, szaggatott
m6don magyarazta nekiink
EFT az annyira isner6s hang,
amely AIT a latszatot keltette,
mintha valami politikus beszel-
ne es megis ereztik, hogy aki
a radon ezt a beszedet tartja,
soha mem volt politikus. Mem
tudott ugyanis ekessz6las ere
jewel magaval raGadnl benniin-
ket es mem tud.a magyaraza-
tat ADM annak. hogy miert is
adjunk oda most, r0gt0n,
azonnal, ne holnap, hanem ma
0tven amerikai hadihaj6t olyan
eel szolgalatara, amelyet maga
a szonok is bukott iigynek tar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-15

hogy Spanyolorszag .egy ilyen
haborutol sokaig kolduljon.
A 0lktaturak a,r..ci nindig
veszedelmet jelentcnek a lega-
zOlt rep Szamara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-15
SPANYOL ALMOK

A diktaturak termeszetrajza,
hogy a normalis es rendes ele-
tet megsziintetik hazajukban
a nepeik elnyomatasaert
messze- almokat helyeznek kila-
tasba; eek az igeretek azon-
ban lejarnak S egyszer ra kell
lepniok a nemzetk0zi kalandok
utjara. Minden diktatura ha-
boruba sodorja a nemzetet S
ha megnyerik a hadjaratot, ak
kor a diktatorokb6l diadalmas
cezarok lesznek, ha elvesztik
- vege a diktaturanak es a
dics6segnek.
A spanyolokr6l ait hitte az
ember, hogy az evekig dulo pol
garhaboru utan hozza fognak
a nemzet igyeit rendezni, a
nemzet eletszinvonalat leg
alabb oda emelni, ahonuan a
polgarhaboru elejen leestek.
A haboru megadott ere ne
xix minden lehet6seget es al
kalmat.
Ha Spanyolorszag teljesen
semleges tud maradni, akkor
megszedi magat, talpra all es
a semlegessegert utolag a gyoz.
tes hatalmak meg is szoktak
fizetni. Nemet gy6zelem ese-
ten a spanyolok valoszlnIleg
megkapnak GiDraltart, angol
gy6zelem eseten mas helyen
nyernenek kielegitest, ha =
igazan es vegig semlegesek ma
radnak.
A jelek ait mutatjak, hogy
a spanyolok ezt mem akarjak,
vagy mem tudjak megtenni.
Lehetseges, hogy a nemet-
olasz szovetseg a polga,haboru
alatt Franconak adott k0l-
csont most behajtja ere a
kenyszerre fognak a nemetek
mellejt haboruba vonulni.. de
lehetseges az is, hogy a dikta-
turak orok termeszetrajza kesz-
teti, viszi 6ket a ver0ztn fele,
hoditasokat keresve.
Ebben a pillanatban min
den kedvez akar az egyik, akar
a mask esetnek, inert ha
Franco a semlegesseget felad-
ia es a nemetek gy6znek, a
h6ditas konnyu es biztos lesz.
Az a baj azonbarl, hogy ewes
kozben szokott az etyagy meg
j0nni, de a spanyolok mar
ewes el6tt olyan etyagyat arul-
max Ell, ami valaszinuleg -
meg fogja a gyomrukat fektid-
nj.
A spanyol sajt6 nemet
mintara - elkezd azok ellen
a nemzetek ellen izgatni, anne
lyeken allit6lagos k0veteleseik
vannak es ugy latszik, hogy a
fold minden sarkaban talal-
max valamit, ami '.jogosan"
6ket illetne.
Valamikor a spanyol bro
dalom nagy volt, nagyobb a
mai brit birodalomnal es ezen
a logon keresik most az 0r0k-
seget.
Rajtunk peldaul csak a -
Fiil0p szigeteket (Phillippine)
keresik, ami nyolc- -tizezer inert
f0dnyire esik Spanyolorszag
t6l.
Delamerikaban egyel6re csak
s.kulturalis" befolyast k0vetel-
mex, de kilatszik a verz6 vezer-
cikkekb6l, hogy a kultura utan
politikai visszah6 6ditasra is gon-
dolnak
Ezek az ostoba almok, ami
ket mem is lehet mereszeknek
nevezni, esetleg kepesse teszik
q spanyol diktatort, hogy ne
hAny evig, ITALIAN nehany evti-
zedig elnyomatasban tarthassa
q spanyol n6pet. De ha egyszer
= almok utan meg talalnak in
dulni, akkor a spanyol nemzet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-15

Gel szolgalataba allitottak, ahol
ARA semmi sziikseg mem volt.
Csoda, hogy Pershing mem is
metelte a kilencyennegy ewes
Kossuth Lajos szelid k0ny0r-
geset:
- Hagyjatok legalabb beken
meghalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-15

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AZ idegenek regisz
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-15

Most mar Washington is
AIT erzi, hogy a Mississippi
folyon tul es innen Lake anne
rikai polgarok felfogasa egy-
mastol teljesen elter6 es azo-
kat mem lehet soha egyeztetni.
New Yorkban egy gazdag
ember 0tezer dollart felvaltott
OF es tiz dollarosolra, bement
egy forgalmas etterembe es ell
kezdte szetszorni a penzt. Per-
sze mindend rohant, hogy egg
bankot kezere kaparitson. A
gazdag embert kozcsendhabo-
ritas miatt megbiintettek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-15

IT, Az utols6 6vben 6n-...-..-.. taRia voltam
vagy tevekeny reszt vetem (mint tag vagy Hsstise6)
egy szervezetben amefy eg6szben vaxy r6sxben
politikai tev6kenys6get fejtett h vagy valamely
k6lf6ldi korm4ny c6ljait moxditotta el6
The Valley settler., 1940-02-23
v page 4
HILLTOP NEVIS

The Hilltop Homalors Club met at the homo of Mrs. Harry Campbell Feb. 90, with Mrs. Larsh and Frs. Savage as hostossos. Thoro were eighteen men- bors pnd orc visitor present. Mrs. Robert Risloy save e very interesting demons trction on "-alIing Lamp Shades" It was decided by the members to purchase moro stovo pipo to replace that waf ell so nj isteri0usly 6isappear- cd from thoClubhouse last month. We haVo all hoard of the hugh Alaska mosquitoes carrying away cattle and ovon drilling holes in steol roof ing so so1o of us ere of the opinion that our stovo pipo end large coffee pot wore victims of one or sover al Of thoso insects. However, most of us think it was too early in the season for mOsquitos and we fool sure the
 deprodations were coHrlitted by oith- or "8now Flcos', or Hustle Bugs". The noxt meeting will be ,.arch 5,
 at the ho1o of JIs. Lamp, vi tn Mrs. Cornelius as joint hostess.
The Valley settler., 1940-02-23

T1Ts NOTES FaoG C.c.c. CATP l,r. Pctri elk White and Nr. on1'rrs. Brockobo n i'd tho ca@1p q visit yesterday. ,-r. Braclla5o is the educe tionol supervisor fer the cGr'ps in Alaska. Fo sUiG we hGVo the best camp set up of any in Alaska.
 Many of the onrol1ios went in to Anchorage to sec the Rendezvous. Four of the boys in co11n won't up the Rink rivcr to spend tho WoOk end.
 l.r. roroaardon, district forest ranger from Junecu, paid the carp 2 visit. He insp ectcd tho camp and salt that it was in frs class condition.
The Valley settler., 1940-02-23

ADVISORY COMMITTEE TO Bz ORGAN IzCD A group of young people, hocdodby Rev. B. J. BinG1o, called on )r. Stocl. last week in the interest of the rocrootional set un. Ir. Stock invited tho1 t Q get rop- rosentativos from all tho chur chos on6 the student body, and form an Advis orJ Committee to moot witt questions that r7ay conc up. He promised to cooperate with them in any way possible.
 Tho young people exp ct to have organization details corp l. ted by tho tic2o Lr. Stock returns.
The Valley settler., 1940-02-23

A group Of friends and nof1 1hbors surpris cd Hrs. Cino UCrtenan on her birthday T. st week. Cards Wero enjoyed and an excellent. lunch con served. Birthday wishes Wer administered ia the. good old fashi on- ed way.
The Valley settler., 1940-02-23

The Shower 5iV0n T5r rs. .EcNoos was woll attended. The afternoon was spont in visitation and Q dainty lunch was sorV 2d
The Valley settler., 1940-02-23

Among thoso iron hilltop conrnunity who attended the Reno ozvous Sat.
 Woro IIr. and Hrs. Kenneth L1inepior and daughter Dorothy, IT., and Hrs. Glen BrooMs rom and Deity Jean, and Ir. and ITS. Vern Jones. They all report q very good tire and returned homo in the "Joo s42o hours" Sunday
 morning. ~.-
The Valley settler., 1940-02-23

4 Special meeting of the American Legion will be hold, at tho Depot, on Tuesday Feb .27th, at 8:OO B.3G.
 Stag l}eoting. Be sure -to De there
The Valley settler., 1940-02-23

Mrs Ruth 3roo5trcu announced herself as Q candidate for office, as 2 mom- bor of tho school bo@rG.
 J. T. SWoboda (Roporter)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
Politician Sib
Tea Too

Mrs Andrew Baird vfe Of
Narre roln'fs Sheriff honored
Nrs prenfiss " brown. Ne ~ T.
Senator from Michigan viih an
r'ormsl luncheon A. ne Llcv
Thurman Branch ~ me yVcA
Thnrsdsr ~ 10 80 p n October ~
The gpesf roster made nn ~
some ~ Defroifs leading Norro vo-
mon included In addition 70 Mrs
Brown. who was presented WITH n
beautiful oorsafr hy the puzging
Bees Social risir and welfare lea-
gne Mrs th4fl's Discs Mrs
H. cphlne B.f1i member ~ III
hosIi ~ WAYNE County Insfita.
don. sua founder or twenty on.
units of hu7ling bees Mrs Har
u.t = Bledsle. Dr DAISY Norih
eruss OF Mercy hospital Mrs
Mayme Jeffries. campaign manager
and sponsor ~ Margaret Hawkins
clubs Alice Howifi n mo Regis
f'r ~ Deods' office Margaret
Hawkins frsi negro woman m
seek > post IN me state LeRisla-
ture and Mrs. LARoy G. White.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09

lonr danrhfr VII cfrlalnf have dnlcni
choosing her Ilads tin, rch-coorcd
psdS herc j. wonderful selection in the this
allow to build complete wardrobe simply
add solid color plaid white Jumper
and So changes De- added school maids wardrobe.
The plaid reiebl pictured matching and lined
throughout with gaiaine. lily lron clos.
Ing much In demand. Tho model Jumper smart
Bingham, capable oi ouang many hlouss.
tiny tots these cunning little einean, sturdy ALL
uhiabe The The olero feat'd kiri
adorable pair su.pender matching
school dear the heart o tho dr.tbeginuer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
4, WITH LoI RAY

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81 81. vs r.ar. latk.an of
i..ee..a ,,sr- -. ,be
lss.. ~ sen d ~ Aid
NJ for- q ur ~ n. rt.ns.s
y 600 :"
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,1at o.sa.oee THO Nv
p..so- a,l,so pev " p..mar
r.,os
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4,s II.
I" n ~
teas.f vb+o ras.er for
49, ~,-s,s ana ohio sWsr ro.s
III ..r..6e~ ui,h wia ~ rh-
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a., $3.50 -, u'
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~ ''''' fraNk ~ $500 gave
~ '7Ntol' M ins I'''- II
WOW. VIZ sI.'N'h pe,oF' q mit.'
800. - . I'm ~" 49,. Nn' :
.sasr,t ,s,G.i,h.o tolot.r u.n..c
fapors Ohish burned fAroura.r.
tho ceremony.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
In This Century
OF Progress

The Century Of Progress Club
met SATURDAY. Nov. .. at the home
OF MIS-. Margaret Fureuson. i9il4
Mitchell street After the usual
business session. the hostess pre-
scented in turn representatives Of
fhe Detroit street Railway. the De-
troif Police department and the
Detroit Dental Association who
spoke on tho proposed amendments
70 be presented TO the voters Nov.
=.
Tnis PROJECT was most timely and
very interesting A. was evidenced
bv Tho questions that came from
members and visitors alike.
Special guests Rev and Mrs
Henry Porter. Mrs SNOW Grigsby.
Mrs Florino Mckinney. Mrs Ann
Mccullough, and Rev J. VI. Miles.
After most enjoyable repast,
The meeting adjourned 10 meet with
Mis- Gilchrisi. Nov ie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
Around The
World We Go

iipW wosri tn inn 10 30
oand 80 UH-d7 is q question
'aa' m'Wh' ~ nc pofm' Must
At A-sDmn'eg SOC HeKnl be-
''1ff 're dats The As-oca-
inn ptn- tn -prnsor lts biz
49, ind-lt World annual trip
Sa'afaa'. november 9.
~pen 1r- announce fla' The tour
N' -'ff' ~ The homo ~ Miss Mary
ll0 tr Otac hrsfrs-r- iurniei
l}rNc Nleklio Mes Elgl-
mf'l WoodleG. and a 80 lAiiefs
noA MIS- pngmh ID blackwell
ami Mrs Maxim Crime VIII assist.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09

sang our merfi!v 10 him: Happy
birthday TO Won" which greeting
Was ihcn taken up hy all the guests
present
After this innoyatlon q sunrpiu-
aus dinner WAS served. This in
tam was followed hy variation o.
games and eancing. until the Voc
hours Of dawn
Among The guests. in addition TO
the honoree. were Mrs. Otea Jaik-
Inc. Of ST Louis Mo. charming
house guest OF Mrs Waiics Mrs.
John Ncwsom. also OF ST. Louis,
who was the house guest Of Mrs
Eel on KcnilWorth street; Mrs.
E.sic pullum. az Sanduskv Ohio.
Mrs. Anna Tolhut and her lovely
daughter. Ianct Tolhui. OF Pitts
hurgh. Pa Mrs Irene Smith.
Toronto. Canada Mr. and Mrs An
thony. Cincinnati Nr. and Mrs
II. y. Harris: NJ and Mrs W. Roh-
inson. Mrs. H. f. Daniels. Miss
carrie Bell Cash Of Trio Beauty
salon; Mrs Aibcrta rrineIc. Paul
Cohen. philadelphia. ! Philips
Dayton. ohio, o. Rennett, James
Cobh. Wiloy Jones. Thomas Calder,
w n. Johnson. \ Siinson, George
". Clark, Charles Maps, Henry
A. Harris. waiter Il Fisher, Wiley
Sewers and A. G.. Carter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
Well All Right!
BY The Town Crler

MANY people have been wonder
ing why Primo Clark is saving his
money. NV guess is that Margle
Barnett will soon get an engage
ment ring.
Eugene Clark snd warren Young
seem to have gotten their dates
mixed last Friday az the Gladiator
party Louis wade continues 10
keep the experts guessing.
Which three couples arrived ar
the Michigan Normal and Cleary
college homecoming fifteen min-
uies before the end Of the dance.
and why?
Someone has put II into circula
ton that TWO lvyettos cot lost on
the y. s. x. bus. enroute TO the
club meeting last Sunday.
Quite few young men on the
West Side have been seen 10 look
at Theresa Green and mniler II
wish Jughald was daid' Jesse Ray
is fine fellow. though
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
- IS Wth M Wu1k1l &C., &C. =
Girls Honor
Club Member

Tire weekly meeting az the
WhoOpee Girls club was held FIJI
day November I. al ihc homo OF
Mis-. Goldman a7s + Kirby
Many attended
Ms Y. Williams was presented
hir aay rift from the clubs NOM
hc'
Mr.. a. Brown IS III a. her home
or Leicester street
Meg hers a No meeting included
Mis-. p coleman. Mrs r Davis,
Mrs + Goldman. Mis-, 4. Goodwin.
Ny y Williams while Mrs A.
Brown, AIRS. NJ watkins and Mrs
L. S'ophcus were absent
The next meeting viii be With
MIS- Davis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
The Welch Heir
Is Shoavered

Not all showers that fall these
days are from the heavens. Meth
or are they all bridal showers, for
Mrs Charles WEIGH, Jr. knows OF
stil another kind. she and Mr..
Welch were made very happy last
sunday. when thirty OF their
friends rendered them a surprise
baby shower Many gifts were re-
ceiyed.
The WEIGHS are still thanking the
many friends that were present. as
well as absentees who sent lovely
tokens.
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7 OUCH
COUGHS

when 2 cOid Uhen
strikes with miscfic IL, MIN
81 muscular ach eO'u' NV"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. oches IN
or with nasalmscfy Id
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back and thruat ST. m
quick-mclling Pcnc- zNns.z
iro -- fasi working. ,.~,,,l
active. powerful ai q 9oID p,r,ioa
because extra-mcdca'Nh .'', t'.s ~siy
hot water and nhag 'tl'' ,rai~d
urcs sonthc irriaicN, ''''s' ',rs,rrl
membrane. loosen plie''H' hines
ease local congo, ton. s.1h sd's
and promote comiari AN1 Z, ~, ,,si
of Natures host ad, ~ iiah.l't p,-sta
you ever had a cod. 1 ll' ="
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farewell
To Thee

Mrs 2 p Dczon. properties
~ Tho seminole Beauty shop. clos
ed VI her 'hop last Thursday and
retired 70 domestic life after hav-
INK hecn business in vicinity ~
F Vernon Highway and ST Antoine
street for Tho past % wears. Mr..
and Mrs Dezon have n very love-
~ homo on Firwood avenue. the
deiiah's ~ which she will now have
'ime flllv 20 enjoy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
When The Cake Was
Cut, 1t Began to Sing

"When the pie was opened, the birds began to sing
was slightly changed the gay birthday party two weeks
ago which rendered James Hawkins by his hancee
Mrs Josephine Waies of 500 f. Forest When the honoree
inserted the knife into his large birthday cake the cake
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-01
Do You Know Hose CoIors?

Sapphire stockings come in beautiful landscape
coIors: October Ale tbrown-beiee), Brown
Forth trieh mink brown), Golden Red golden
beee) and Indion Summer (fown toupe). z,
3 and 4-threod weights included.
Observation-Disclosures Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-18

week ago with comments from the
Bureau of the Budget, the Con-
troller General. the War Depart
ment, the Interior Department and
the Civil Service Commission. What
these comments were has not been
revealed, but it was hinted they
were in most instances minor objec-
tions.
Representative McGehee, Demo-
crat, OF Mississippi, chairman of the
Judiciary Subcommittee, said he in
tended to renew hearings on his bill
to readJust the Unemployment Com
pensation Act the latter part of the
week.
This measure was withdrawn from
the House calendar last Monday
after the Washington Board of
Trade and 10 other leading organi-
zations asked for further time to
consider its features. These Or
gazations, 1t was said, propose to
submit several important amend
ments for consideration of the sub
committee.
, Mr.. McGehee said he agreed to
reconsideration of the bill at the
request Of the various organizations,
but added: IF these business folks
can't get together, how do you ex-
pect us to?"
Liquor Investigation.
The stage was set for the liquor
investigation at a series of execu-
tive hearings last week of Mr.. Eber-
harter's special subcommittee. A
number of witnesses, including Po-
lice Supt. Ernest w. Brown, gave
the subcommittee "confidentiaI' in.
formation that is expected to be
revealed during the public hear
ings.
Mr.. Lee, who is slated to be the
first witness at the public hearings.
testified before the subcommittee at
the executive hearings last week.
He was accompanied by the daugh-
ter OF q United States Senator.
Il don't intend for my subcom-
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Avoidance Of Initiation
Declared Up 10 Public

OTTAWA, Ontario, Feb. II (By
Canadian Press) Success of efforts
to avoid repetition of imitation SIM
liar to that which developed during
the first Great War, will depend
largely on public reaction, Gov. G..
F. Towers indicated in the annual
report of the Bank of Canada made
public today.
"Recollecting the effect of develop
ments of this character dnflation-
ary rise in prices) during and after
the war of 1914-18," Towers wrote,
various countries have expressed
the intention of doing everything
possible to avoid repetition of in
flation during the present struggle.
The success of such an effort in
any country where it is made will, no
doubt, largely depend upon the de-
gree Of public understanding and
acceptance of the fact that the di-
rect form of sacrifice is more equi-
table and in the long run less costly.
than any other method of dealing
with the financial problems of a
war"