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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-21
NEW WASHINGTON COlUMN.ST JOINS
 STAFF OF EMPIRE

One of Americas outstanding newspapermen joins The Empires s staff today as Washington colum- mist for it and the AP Feature Ser vice. He is Jack Stinnett, who goes to Washington with eyes and ears sharpened from a dozen years of covering everything from kidnap- pings to night clubs.
 Stinnett succeeds Preston Grover,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-21

Hospital last night for medical at tention.
 After receiving medical care, Suzy Elstad was dismissed today from St. Ann's Hospital.
 Mrs j. Johnson was a surgical admission today at St. Ann's Hos pital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-21
HOSPITAL NOTES

Howard Elliott was a surgical dis missal today from St. Ann's Hospital.
 Walker Collins of the Green Top Cab Co, was admitted to St Ann's
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-21

viewpoint bound to make his col umn interesting reading. The first story appears today in The En- pire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-21
SrocK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, March 21.-Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 6A, American Can HAS, Anaconda 28ss, Bethlehem Steel 75, Commonwealth and South ern 1, Curtiss Wright l01a, Gener- al Motors 54, International Har- vester 56, Kennecott 35 7I8, New York Central 15l2, Northern Pa cific 2 3i4, United States Steel 55ss, Pound $3.71ls.
 DOW, JONES AVERAGES
 The following are todays Dow, Jones averages: industrials 146.73, rails 3019, utilities 429.
 Todav's News Today -rmpirs
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-21
COUPLE MARRIED
 BY COMMISSIONER

Finest Lemert FIiltz and Frances c. Jones, both of Jur,eau. were married today by U. s. Commis- sioner Felix Gray. Witnesses were Emily Kay and Carl Jensen.
 Soybean flour is low-cost source of fat, calcium phosphate, iron and protein.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-21
LONG MACHINE
 HAS MET FATE

(Continued from Page Three)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-21
DOW, JONES AVERAGES

Todav's News Today -Cmpire
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Wheaton College
Singers Coming

Wheaton College Mems Glee
club, recognized a. one Of the lead
ing mems musical organizations Of
the country, will present q con-
cert Of sacred music at the First
Covenant church Of Tacoma on
May s. Arrangements for the con-
cert have been made by the Rev.
Carl II. Peterson. pastor. Prof.
II. William Nordin Is the conduc-
tor.
Recent tours OF the club. which
Ii financially self-sustaining, have
taken IT to New England. the east
and the south. Three years ago
the club covered 5000 miles
through the southwest and west
Cosmopolitan Is the word for
this club. for Il counts among its
members representatives from II
states and one foreign country.
This representation IL due to the
fact that the Wheaton college stu
dent body. numbering 100. In
cludes a worldwide group coming
from a. states and IL foreign
countries. The college is q school
Of liberal arts and sciences. II
stands uncompromisingly for the
Christian faith. yet II is denomina-
tionally unrelated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
In Humorous Mood. Wagner
Stands on His Head

beautiful. You shall have a new
dog"
When Lohengrin was being re-
vived In Vienna, Wagner sat upon
the conductors stand making re-
marks to Elsa" and "Ostund"
about their duet at the end Of the
second act while the orchestra con-
tinued to play. Wagner was
amazed At the beautiful warm
tones Of the viennese violinists and
said: You play II much more
beautifully than I have composed
It."
When he came to the same pas
sage on the evening Of the per-
Torrance he laid his baton down
and permitted the orchestra to
play II alone. Showing that con-
fidence In the orchestra brought
such stormy applause that Wagner
was compelled to rise and acknowl-
edge It. Turning to one Of the mu-
sicians, he said: 1T appears that
the public is even better pleased
when ! do not conduct"
On one Of his birthday celebra-
tons on the 22d Of May. he made
the following amusing verse:
Yes, I Was born In May.
Ana ! was there. they say;
someone took me by the ear
And made me musical, I hear"
On another birthday he wrote:
All. twas the lovely month Of
May
That Matched the Wagner egg one
day;
They wished, who loved their
Wagner best.
The Egg had persisted In the nest"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Wage Demands End
National Svmphonv

The National symphony orches-
ira Of Washington which had been
making great strides under the
direction Of DR.. Hans Kinder and
promised to become one Of the
country's great orchestras. has
given up the ghost because Of
labor trouble.
The orchestra announced that
II had abandoned all plans for a
ie4o-iefl season. feeling that In
view Of its deficit. II could not
meet the wage demands OF the
Musicians Protective union. The
orchestra's popularity with the
public was evidenced by a turn
out Of 1900 for its final concert
in Constitution han In mid-Aprii.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27

Royal Conservatory Of Music,
DRESDEN:
rely absolutely upon hu-
NOR. Cultivate thereby, more
and more definitely. thy ex-
cellent Eifts. That h the only
way 10 get slong and provo
uscful 70 others Those
wsnderful. witty passages In
Shakespeare This divine
scorn. n h really the highest
level human being can At
tnan.s
In the presence OF his family and
friends. and particularly when he
was with artists. his mood ex-
pressed happiness and JOY. Very
often after the arrival Of an un-
expected but welcome guest. upon
any joyous occasion. from mere ex-
uberance Of good spirits Wagner
would stand on his head.
During . rehearsal Of the MI
belungen Ring" IN Beyreuth. the
municipality increased the dog tax.
The celebrated violinist, wilhelmj.
was concert master. He heard Of
the increased dog tax. and being \
lover Of animals he feared that
many owners would lose their dogs
because they could not pay the
tax. TO save some OF the animals
he bought about . dozen dogs and
confined them In . wooden shack
next to the theater. with the first
pianissiro Of the orchestra the en-
tire bunch began to bay and howl.
or course they had to be liberated
At once. but At the close Of VIII
helmfs Rheingold solo Wagner
slowiy walked down the stage TO
the orchestra and said 10 VII
helmj: Very beautiful - very
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Counties Profit
By State Plan

OLYNPIA-A small but grow
ing source Of revenue to counties
is resulting from state forest board
management Of tax delinquent
forest lands which have been deed
ed over to the state by counties.
During 1899 the counties re-
ceived SIS. 900 from the state, p
resenting SIS per cent Of the gross
receipts from sale Of timber. leases
and right OF way easements.
While these figures are not i'm
pressive, they indicate what may
be accomplished with 20 called
worthless, tax title forest land
when placed under intensive forest
management" State Forester T. s.
Goodyear said.
1T requires no imagination to
realize that under proper manage
ment these cut-over areas will soon
come into production, thereby in
surfing counties that participate in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Director Named for
NJ. Y. A. Music Project

Edwin Macarthur. young Ameri-
can conductor who has attracted
favorable attention as an expon-
ent Of Wagner. has been named
director Of the classical music d.
vision Of the National Youth ad-
ministrstion's radio workshop" in
New York.
Macarthur viii conduct the y. Y.
symphony orchestra. which viii
be enlarged from SIS to 10 pieces
and viii make weekly breakfasts
over WNYc. the municipal sta
ton. as well as giving pop" con-
certs during the summer. The or
chestra. drawn from the working
rolls Of the ". Y. A. are all young
people between the ages OF Is and
"a seeking practical working ex-
perience.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Grange Assails
Chain Tax Bill

WASHINGTON Fred Brenek-
man. Washington representative
Of the National Grange, farm or
ganizstion. sssailed the Pstman
chain store tax bin a. . per
version Of the taxing power"
Testifying before > house ways
and means subcommittee on the
bin to levy . graduated tax on
chains. running up to $1,000 q
store annually for AL stores over
500 in a chain Of that size or
larger, Brcnckman said the last
Grange convention went on record
against the measure.
Distribution IL 20 costly. even
at its best" Brenckman said. "that
nothing would be done to penalize
or unnecessarily interfere with any
type of distributor who can get
his goods from the producer to the
consumer At lower cost. 70 long
a. that distributor treats the pro-
Queer, together with his labor and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Choir and Quartet al
Calvary Presbyterian

Seattle Pacific college a csppeIla
choir Of 81 voices and a quartet
will be presented In concert at
Calvary Presbyterian church Mon
day night at T:45. The program
viii include chorus. quartet and
solo numbers.
The singers are appearing in
Oregon and Washington. on a
schedule which Will continue into
May.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Richard Gilfner 10
Give Organ Recital

Including his own variations on
Elm Feste Burg" Richard Gilt
ner will be presented in . recital
of organ compositions at Jones
haIl. College of Puget Sound. Mon
day evening at $50. Other num-
bers on the program are Autumn
Time (Sowerby); chorale IN A
Minor (Franckl: Cantalena eDn-
pref Berceuse (Dickinson); Finale
First Symphony Cvierne); and the
first movement of Bach's First
Trio Sonata
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27

WEST OKOBOJI, lathe city
officials of West okoboji are one
big happy family. Mark Wheeler
Is the new mayor. His wife. Sybil,
is town treasurer. The retiring
mayor. w. H. Jones. and his wife,
Elizabeth. both were elected to
the council. as was Zina Hender-
son. whose sister. Genevieve, is
the assessor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Sales Are High
For is Months

SAN FRANCISCO - Sales IN
Pacific Coast department stores
during March reached their second
highest point IN Is months. the
twelfth federal reserve district re-
ported today.
The district index reached 102.
a figure exceeded only in Deem
Der. 1899. the bank said.
II reported three per cent gain
In March sales as compared with
February. and four per cent gain.
as compared with January. The
sales were three per cent higher
than for March last year.
Allowance for seasonal influ-
ences. including a shift in date of
Easter which occurred March "a
this year. was made in the index,
the bank said.
II you're not using il, sell IT with
q Fast Action Times Want Ad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27

the state forest program sub
stantial and steady source OF reve-
nue.. in lieu Of lost taxes"
During 1899 the state took over
1854 acres Of such land IN Cow
litz, Clark. King. Mason. Skagit,
Snohomish and Thurston counties.
During the year 81 applications
were received for purchase Of tim
Der and leases for mineral pros
pecting. oil prospecting, agricul-
ture and grazing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27

When BeIlarmine high school
holds it, graduation exercises on
the evening Of June 6. In st. Leo's
auditorium two OF the speakers
Win b Joseph Ribsr and Louis
Rousseau.
Rihar win be the vaicdictorisn Of
ne 1910 graduating class while
Mr. Rousseau win be saiutatorian.
Ribar has had q straight A aver
a&e for his high school course
while Rousseau came within 4 few
points Of the same distinction.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
''Moby Dick" Goes Musical

The world premiere OF "Moby
Dick" . dramatic cantata by Ber-
nard Hermann. New York-born
composer. win be given by the New
York Phiihsrmonie-symphony or
chestra under John Baribirolh this
month.
The csntsta- based on Herman
MelviIle's famous sea novel. win
have an all-American male cast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27

hu n or and .
. y n n y happi-
ness. How high
" he priced
that gift Of God
"a wholesome
laugh - p re-
vealed In the
advice given his
close friend. Ee-
NIX Drae selEa
Drneseka was
TIE writer's
teacher In COM
~omtftou IN the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27

Both boys have been leaders
scholasticaily ttrou ghout their
high school days. Rousseau Is the
retiring student body president and
was business manager of the
school publication. the Lion. Ribar
likewise 10 active in academic
circles and recently emerged victor
In Bellarmine's elocution contest.
Ribar In the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Ribar. 1427 East Fairbanks
st Rousseau In the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. chouinard. 1920 So. G at.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27

the consumer. honestly and fair
ly."
w. o. Britt of Thomsston. Ca,
testified the bill would eliminate
some Of the most efficient retail
stores.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27

Richard wagner's underlying
trait was q lofty. artistic earnest
ness. Along with that, however.
there poured forth an Illuminating
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27

II you're not using il, sell IT with
q Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851
Evening star., 1940-11-15
Hoover Names Heods
Of 5 F. B. !. Offices

Dy the Associated Press.
j. Edgar Hoover announced today
the appointment Of special agents In
charge Of Federal Bureau Of lnves-
tigation field ofices In five cities, in
cluding an exchange Of men In
Evening star., 1940-11-15
charge at Newark and pallas.

charge ct Newark and Dallas.
=. =. Conroy, now ut Dallas. will
exchange positions with A. p. Kitchin
at Newark.
A. G. Cornelius, = former special
agent In charge At Los Angeles, who
has been doing general investigative
work, has been placed In charge 1t
Seattle, replacing 8. J..Drayton. who
has been transferred to an s,amin-
istrative position here.
Evening star., 1940-11-15

Two Mode Reor Admiruls
- the Associated Press.
President Roosevelt today noml-
mated two Navy captains. Raymond
A. Spruance and Charles A. Dunn,
for promotion to rear admirab.
Evening star., 1940-11-15
Chiefs Of Staff Confer
On Axis Strategy
In Balkan Area
KeiteI Meets BodooIio
At Innsbruck; Rome
Hints Wider Plan
y the Associated Press.

D the Associated Press.
BERLIN. Nov. 15.-Heads Of the
German and italian high commands
met today at Innsbruck and parted
without giving any hint Of the sub
ject of their conversation other than
the German news agency's state
Ynent that they had military dis
cussions about the joint conduct Of
the war"
The conference brought together
Marshal Gen. Wilhelm Keitel, chief
Of the German high command, and
Marshal Pietro Badoglio. his opposite
number in Italy, together with their
stats.
Authoritative sources did not deny
that the Greek military situation
was taken up, but they remarked
that German diplomatic relations
with Greece were unchanged today.
They said also: There are many
other places concerning which the
general STATS, as behooves allies,
must confer"
Attaches Also Attend.
One of those at the conference was
the German artillery Gen. Alfred
Jodl, one of Adolf Hitler'S most in
innate co-workers. The German and
Italian military attaches in Rome
and Berlin also were there.
Despite the understandable mill
tary secrecy surrounding the con-
ference, the authoritative Dienst aus
Deutschland news service said it
was evidence that military PLAN
ming by the axis powers does not lag
behind military activity = :" This
meeting once again demonstrates
that prime emphasis is being laid
on the military efforts of the axis in
the tight against England"
Balkans Discussed.
Foreign sources in Rome assumed
the discussions were intended to CO.
ordinate the joint plans of the two
powers for war operations in the
Balkans, particularly toward press.
ing the Greek campaign to success.
1t was suggested that help from
Germany in the Greek campaign
might involve the use of some other
invasion route, such as Bulgaria or
Yugoslavia. The same sources said
any suggestion that Italy might need
help in Greece undoubtedly would be
denied, but those in command Of
the campaign were anxious to step
up operations.
Other close observers in the Ital-
ian capital said the Greek campaign
was only one phase In a widespread
war plan which might embrace a
pincers movement on the British in
Egypt.
Evening star., 1940-11-15

Lewis A. Newsom. who has been In
Warrington, has been DESIGNATED
agent In charge ct Fl Paso, Tex.
Evening star., 1940-11-15

CurIieuss Of royon broid like
the icing on o coke scroIIed oil
oround the neck and hem Of a
cotton aobordins skotino
jumper. Red with eresn. Sizes
u to l5------------H.o5
With II you wear q high necked,
long sIeeved sweoter Of heather
dew wool in snowy white s.. .9S
And O royon- -ond-wool fleece
jocket with shiny silver color
metoI buttons. In brilliant
green. Sizes 9 to lS---S6oS
Not forgetting big bulky nit.
tens Of Iomb's wool with ieother
polms poir------S2 o
Jusroa MIssEs' ApSAaSI,
FOURTH Ftooa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-25
SOKAT VESZTETT "A BUG

Multi het szombatjan I'll
szam jott XII es olyan sokan
jatszottak varosunkban es
meg Nilesben es Warrenben is,
hogy a Bug operatorai allito-
lag harnincezer dollaron feliil
fizettek ki a nyereskget q k0-
zonsegnek. A szamos helyi
operatorok koziil a legnagyob-
blk vesztesege kozel tizenot-
eyer dollar volt.
Persze ezeket az oSszegeket
mem lehet pontosan megalla-
pitani, inert az egesz iizlet tor
venyellenes es a tulajdonosok
sem a veszteseggel, sem a nye
reseggel mem dicsekednek. Mig.
varosunkban majdnem 500
szoros perzt fizetnek a nye-
roknek, Niles es Warrenben
300-szorost kap a ritka szeren-
cseju nyertes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-25
MAGYAR TANUL0k
A HONOR LlSTkN

Varosunk 0z6piskolaiban
High School) jarluar 24-25,
Is 26-an voltak meg az evkozi
vizsgak es az .oklevelek kiosz-
tasa. A vizsgazok koz6tt nagy
szammal vannak 1nagyarok is,
akik koziil mint kitiino tanu-
lok sokan a Honor listan van
max.
A North Sidel Rayen High
Schoolban IA vizsgaz0 kozott
lev6 magyar tanulok, akik ja-
nuar 26-an kapjak az okleve-
liiket a Stambough Audito-
riumban: Ress Robert, Simon
Mildred. A legujabb Woodrow
Wilson k0zepiskola januar "a.
en- tartotta az oklevel kioszta.
sat. Magyar tanuloi a kovet,
kezok: Eperjessy Erzsebet
(honor roll), Balogh Maria
Hudak Margit, Pivarnik Ma.
ria, Veres Vilmos.
East High School: a los
vizsgazoi kozott vannak: Pus
kas JanoS (honor roll), Pal.
lai Vilmos. South High
School, amely evente a legna.
gyobb szamu tank0telesekke
dicsekedhet, 243 evkozi vizsga
zok, januar 25-en a Siam
baugh Auditoriumban kaptal
az okleveliiket. Magyar ta
nulok: Honor Roll-on: Bajusl
Maria, Wadlock Julia Klara
Borbely Erzsebet, Nemeth Fe
rene Emil, Varga Janos Ist
van.
A West Sidei k0zepiskols
januar 25-en, este 8 orakor a.
iskola Auditoriumaban volt a.
oklevel kioSztas. Honor rol
tanulok: Koran Vilmos, Orgo
van Margit, Orosz Ilona, Bod
mar Istvan, Bolha Janos, Fuzy
Ferenc Jozsef, Kormos Vii
mos Lajos, K0tel F. Ferenc
Nehry Rita Anna, Szuhy Zsu
ZSanna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-25
SZADAY PIROSKA VISSZA-
TERI EUR0PAI UTJAR0L

Szaday Benjamin regi el0-
fizetonk leanya, Szaday Pi-
roska szerencsesen megerke-
zett hosszu magyarorszagi ut
jarol januar lien, a Vulcania
oRasz hajonr A Rayen High
Schoolbol valo vizsgaja utan,
tavaly julius hawaiian indult
el mit6liink es megerkezese
utan mostanaig idejet Magyar
orszagon toltotte.
A Reformatus Egylet osz-
t0ndijaval utazott, amt nehez
versenyben nyert meg kivalo
magyar tudasaval.
Szivelyesen Idvoz0ljiik visz
szatertekor es remeljiik, lesz
alkalmunk hallani erdekes g.
hazai tapasztalatait r0videsen
listen hoZta!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-25
ECYETLEN
SzECENY CSALAD

Archer K FELTON, egyszeru
irodai alkalmazott volt, aki 43
5ves ember letere csak heti 35
dollart keresett. Ahogy az
o-ev es az ujev hataran, Sill
veszter ejszakajan elhallgatott
az oromteljes zsivaj, ejfel
utan negy oraval FELTON, meg
halt.
Az vi, embersegesebbe tett
Social Security torveny eppen
negy oraja volt ervenyben, a
rnikor a szegeny konyvelo le-
hunyta faradt szemeit. Talan
tudta, hogy io volt negy-ot
BRAT varni a rl1eghalassal
inert ha ejfel el6tt halt volna
meg, ozvegye es gyermeke
mindossze 191 dollart kapott
volna, egy osSzegben es azutan
tobbe sernmit.
Az a teny, hogy Halal ofel-
sege embersegesen megallt a
szegeny ember agya mellett es
orakig vart, amig lesujtott ra
AIT jelenti, hogy az ozvegy es
kiskoru fla havonta 38 dollar
"a centet fog kapni addig,
amig a flu 18 ewes mem lesz,
vagyis osszesen 3,728 dollart
es GA centet. Es exert harom
even keresztiil heti 35 centet
vontak lie az elhunyt ferj es
apa fizetesebol.
Els a segely0sszegek felvetele
mem fog jarni semmifele meg
alaztatassal az 0zvegy re-
szere. Mem kell igazolnia,
hogy szegeny, mem kell clad
MIA a radiojat, vagy egyeb
ilyen "fenyizesi" cikket, ha
k0zsegelyt akar kapni. Ahhoz.
amt kap, joga van, eppen
ugy, mint barmilyen bizto-
sitasi penzhez. S ha az asz-
SONY ferjhez is megy, vagy
akarmilyen j6l fizetett mum
kat kap is, ez a penz az Owe
amt Senki sem vehet ell tole.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-25
MAGYAR DEMOKRATAK
GYtLEST TARTANAK

A Mahoning Megyei Ma
gyar Demokrata Kor rendes
havi es valasztmanyi gyiilest
tart januar 26-an, penteken
este 7:30 oral kezdettel a
West Sidei Magyar Hazban.
Mivel t0bb fontos ugy kerul
megtargyalasra, kerjuk a tago-
kat minel nagyobb szamban
es pontos idoben megjelenni a
gyiilesen.
A gyules megkezdese elott
a bizottsag tagjai tartanak
negbeszelest es keretnek a BIZ
zottsagi tagok, hogy par perc-
eel el6bb megjelenni szivesked
jenek.
Ldutaer Mihdly, titkdr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-25
SEGITsEC
A FINNEkNEK

Multi heten mar irtunk a
gyujtesr6l, amit volt elnokiink,
Hoover vezetese alatt a Vim
dicator vegez. Tekintette1 azon
ban az ugy rendkivuli fontos-
sagara, nem tartjuk szokatlan
max ujbol felkerni q tisztelt OIL
vase kozonseget, hogy amt
csak tudnak, adjanak a hosie-
sen kuzd6 testver nemzetiink
mex.
Ha egy partyt rendeznek
valaki otthonaban, adjak ko-
riil a kalapot es vigyek lie akar
milyen keves is a begyiilt
penz, a Vindicatorhoz, ahol
AIT a foldszinten elfogadjak
Ne legyen osszejovetel anel.
kill, hogy a. finnek reszere ne
gyijtsenek. Az egesz keresz
teny civilizacio ved6je a finn
nep, az istentagado orosz ellen
Segitsiik oket szeretettel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-25
A CAMPBELL POLGARI MOI
K0R DISZNoTOROS
VACSORAJA

Vasarnap, januar 28-an es-
te 5:30kor Macy disznotoros
vacsorat rendez a Campbelli
Magyar MOI csoport. Vacsora
utan tanc. Rendes Mathe ze-
nekara muzsikal. Aki jol akar
mulatni, szivesen latjuk. A
rendez6seg gondoskodott, hogy
mindenk jol erezze magat.
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