davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-12-06

put to remember when 1t was higher
Gin one way) comedy.
The various sequences IN which
Miss Colbert tries to point out that
their relationship is purely profess
sional, he the reverse, are as imag-
inatively conceived as those which
made Night of Love" such men,
orable romance. They begin with q
torrid meeting in the Office OF
Frances aide, continue through as
wild an airplane pursuit, make q
brief stopover in a Paris hotel suite,
venture on to night club in Mont
Parnasse, rush off on a train to Ber-
lin, detour to remote inn in the
forest of Compiegne, twist back to
the Atlantic aboard the Athena
and. finally, come back to Paris.
The topic of conversation never
varies, but it never gets dull. Mil
land can always think up another
argument for his point of view that
a columnist's career is a silly thing
for a pretty girl. Miss Colbert al
ways knows the answer. And
neither, it should be pointed out, Is
ever far removed from innuendo no
matter how long the debate may
continue.
In his treatment of "Arise My
Love-" Director Mitchell Leisen
demonstrates that Leo McCarey,
who did it in Love Affair" is not
the only director who can shift from
comedy into genuine drama without
losing the basic value of his story.
Arise My Love" has its deeply
dramatic moments, especially in the
latter half. when love turns serious
under the effect of wars frightful-
ness. Not mere asides are these
deeply shadowed passages in the
film. On the contrary they are
definitely to its advantage.
AS the pretty. determined young
reporter who conceives her destiny
to be that of a career woman, Miss
Colbert demonstrates the art of how
to be pursued as only she among
actresses can do it. It is some
SoPdDiC dOCloiiiS oiiC Sclo 1lOIll Mll-
land, whose talent for romantic
comedy has been kept pretty much
of mystery by Paramount until
Arise My Love-" The principals are
not so superlative, however, that
their work smothers some fine sub
ordinate playing; that of Walter
Abel as a semi-mad news bureau
chief: Frank Puglia as an under
standing padre who loses hand
somely in his effort to prepare the
young flyer for Heaven: George
zucco as the impressionable firing
squad boss.
The kiddies might might well,
indeed miss Arise My Love-" Nom
kiodies shouldn't.
Evening star., 1940-12-06
Where and When

! Aurrent l heater Attractions
Il and Time of Showing
Stage.
National-"Off the Record" new
political farce, with Mary Brian and
Bruce Cabot: $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Palace-"Arise My Love-" romance
midst the crash of Europe: IL am,
lao, 4:20, and $40 pm.
Earle-"One Night in the Tropics" 4"
musical romance with Nancy Kelly
and Allan Jones: II am. lao. 4:25,
tbs and 10 pm. Stage shows: so,
3:35, $40 and 9:05 pm.
Capitol Little Nelly Kelly"
Judy Garland in the screen version
of the George NJ Cohan hit: II
am, 1:45, 4:30, tbs and 9:55 pm
Stage shows: /, 3:45, $50 and 9:15
pm.
Keith's-"Little Men, Kay Fran
els in the Louisa M. Alcott:
1910, 2:35, S, 7:25 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan-"The Letter." Bette
Davis in the Somerset Vaughan
story: II am, los, 3:15, $40, 7:30
and $40 pm.
Columbia-"The Mark Of Zorro"
Tyrone Power, his mark: 11::25 am,
1:30, $3.50, $50, 7:35 and 9:35 pm.
Little-"The Bakers Wife," who
runs away and causes crisis in this
bright French film: II am, ITO,
3:20, $50, TAO and $50 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts:
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1940-12-06

prisingly enough, those old blackout
sketches Lou Costello and Bud
Abbott used to perform season after
season during the pauses between
appearances Of strip-tease artists
and later in the revue, Streets Of
Paris" still seem wonderfully comic
when brought to the screen.
Veteran devotees of that branch
Of the theater art known as bur-
lesque will recognize every line.
Abbott quickly demands two tens
for q five" and Costello hands over
the money. They get into their
famous argument about the ball
team and who's on first, What's
on second and Idunno's on third"
When they buy hot dogs there is a
verbose brawl over whether Costello
should use mustard. which will make
him sick and his children will have
to go to an orphanage all because
Abbott passed the mustard, or
whether he should not use mustard
and throw the thousands OF people
who bottled mustard out Of work.
There is lot more, all In the
same vein, q vein which Is de-
cidedly mad. And, it might be well
to add, there is nothing about the
Costello-Abbott fooliShness which
would make the Hays office blush
even II it went back to the old stand
ards. It's just good, wildly-insane
fun, which should prove both q
surprise and a delight to lot Of
people who never saw q burlesque
show.
Mr.. Costello and Mr.. Abbott are
Evening star., 1940-12-06

fairness to Mr.. Burke it must be re-
ported that audiences laugh and
laugh at what apparently is his
scintillating humor. Appreciation OF
Mr.. Burke is usually enthusiastic
to a high degree-and usually leaves
us with a strange feeling that we
have ben laughing at the wrong
things all our life. Others engaged
in the Capitol's vaudeville revue are
Gautier's Steeplechase, the popular
animal act; Marian Belett and the
English brothers, European comics,
and Dancers Harrison and Fisher.
H. M.
Evening star., 1940-12-06
Start and Finish

Enrol Flynn has had the unusual
experience Of starting and finishing
a picture all in one day.
You're right. There Is q catch to
the story. Flynn crawls through
the bedroom window of his home in
the first scene of Footsteps in the
Dark" his new Warner Bros pic
ture. He exits in the same manner
in the last scene.
Obviously. with the same set and
player needed, it was practical to
shoot the first and last scene at the
same time.
Evening star., 1940-12-06

Miss Colbert at
her best, that of
Arise, My Love"
Is one of those
romantic fenc-
Ing matches that
goes gayly on
and on until it
has covered a
record chunk of
geography. The
geograp Apply in
CnlS case nap
pens to be that
Of exploding Eu-
rope, a gri l m
background that
Evening star., 1940-12-06
Exuberant Judy Garland
In Little Nellie Kelly
Capitol's Film Version of Cohan
Show on the Sentimental Side;
Johnny Burke on Stage

Of the most enusent stars IN the gn.ter
Of the most talented persons
studios that electric In its
fetching matched by few OF
And that oddly
with Little Nellie Kelly the
Evening star., 1940-12-06
Something Old Seems New
In might in the Tropics
Time.Worn Costello Burlesque
Skits Brighten Earle's Film;
Miss NOrman's Songs SiZzle
By HARRY MACARTHUR.

Things pretty strange
indeed when the brightest contribution to motion picture that made
noble
Tropics" collection Of
cnemat music which will find at the Earle And
Evening star., 1940-12-06

NO. THEY'RE NOT FRIENDSThe tho gentlemen not about
to greet each other by rubbing Eskimo Each
is thinking OF running the other through h rape this
being that DeknoDn drksn1dn and OF his
targets Tyrone PoWer and Basil Rathbone The picture IN
hic this might suspect The Mark OF Zorro
noD at the Columbia for a second week street.
Evening star., 1940-12-06
Loves Course Never Wilder
Than in Palace Picture
Arise My Love- Gives Miss Colbert
Chance to Show Again What
A Bright Madcap Can Be
BY JAY CARMODY.

a
madcap pleasure however
In Arise My Love which opened Yesterday the Palace That
which with Miand
definitely adult side left
the Hays Office looking when the film shipped Hollywood
%
Evening star., 1940-12-06

AS the script must be to present
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-02
Valley Nurses in
Drive TO Obtain
Eiqht.Hour Day

A move TO gain an elght-hour
day for special nurses in Imperial
Valley gained impetus Thursday
with the visit of Stella NJ. Freid-
niger of San Francisco, assistant
director of the California State
Nurses association. who conferred
with members of the association
Wednesday night at a meeting in
the courthouse.
One physician was present, as
we'll as Is members of the associa-
ton.
The program advanced by the
nurses provides three eight hour
shifts. rather than the present two
l2-hour duties. which they claim
would be at no additional price
TO the patient. The possibility OF
patient eliminating one of the
shifts, and thereby making a say
ing, was pointed out by Mrs. Mary
Noel secretary.
Chief point of disagreement ap-
peared TO be the number of nurses
available for service. Under ar
eight hour arrangement there
would OF necessity have to be a
greater volume of experienced
nurses. To prove their contention
that more nurses would work at
elght-hour shifts than do at pres
ent, the association planned to
work up detailed list of nurses
who would be on call and compare
this to the demand.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-02
War on Cats Pulls
Nationwide Wrath
Down on Official

PRATT, Kan, May 2. CUP)-
State Game Director Guy d. JoSSe-
rand expected everything but a
congressional investigation as pro-
tests from coast to. coast continued
to pour in today because of his
"cat eradication" program.
Complaints of several sportsmen
that cats were destroying too many
quail and other game birds moved
JosSerand to issue an order to
bump off" predatory cats that had
reverted to nature and-thCn the
fun began.
Cat-loverS from all over the COun-
try appealed to the governor anC
columniStS warned that the cat
war" would be an issue in the next
gubernatoral campaign. Farmers
complained that mice would multi
ply quicker than weeds and over
run their fields without any cats
insurance"
Marion EllCt ConCOrdla column
lSt, threatened To organize a Cat
lovers brigade and called on Gov.
Payne Rather to order the state
forestry. fish and game commission
to rescind its "murderouS' order.
1t did
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-02
Freighter Sinks
In Gale on Lake,
Crew Rescued

SAULT STE. MARIE. Ont. May
-. CUP'-The 240 foot freighter
Arlington owned by the Burke
Towing and Salvage Co. of Mid
land Ont. foundered and sank II
storm - miles off Superior Shoa!
IN Lake Superior yesterday. reScu-
erS reported today.
Capt. Fred Burke of the Arlng-
ton went down with his ship. they
said
The Is crew members took to
lifeboatS and were picked up by
the freiehter Collingwood which,
had seen the other vessel wallow-
ing in distress during the heavy
winds and a SnoWStorm. The Ar
hngton carried no radio.
Capt. T. j. Carson of the Colling-
wood said tho rescue was effected.
at the heighC of the storm which
laShCd tho largest of the Great
Lakes INTO mountainous waves.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-02
Scout Leaders 10
Open Camp Series

Valley scout leaders will depart
for Camp Hual-cu-cuish at Cuya-
maca Saturday to attend a two
day camp course, the first in a
series of three to prepare county
scouts and scouters for the sum
mer camp, according to Hugh Will
cox. scout executive.
Under the program the scout
executives will train the scout lead
ers at the camp this weekend, the
leaders will conduct a course for
patrol leaders in the second meet
ing and patrol leaders will conduct
similar course for the boy scouts
in the final camp. Wilcox said.
Men who will attend the first
camp Saturday are. George Raine.
Bill Raine, Jim Taylor Dan Ma
honey Carl Rogers, Keith Hartzog,
Everett Vinzant, Charles Wigg, T.
Wigg, Paul Kuhn, Bill Kenny.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-02
Love Balm Suit
On Classic Lines
In Jury's Hands

1888. I became Mimi to my huS-
band" she said. "and he became
You You" to me. II started by ms
singing an aria from the opera
La Boheme' to me. That aria, sung
to the dresSmaker in the opera,
became the theme song of our love.
He started calling me Mimi and
because that sounded like Me Me
I started calling him You You.
They drank from loving cup
at each meal for four years, Urban
"ShoWercd" her with kisses, and
offered prayers and asked her
blessing" before going to bed, she
said.
Our love was so powerful that
it might have become as famous
as the love Of OrphCuS and Eury-
dice. Mrs Urban said.
Mrs. Urban'S illusions of undying
love were shattered, however. when
she went from New York to Holly
wood and discovered that her huS-
band had a pass key to Mrs. Gaines
apartment and spent much time
there. Once she had them arrested
on a morals charge but a jury
acquitted them.
Mrs. Gaines, who explained she
wore a tea gown and not a negligec
when she entertained Urban. has
admitted that she and Urban oc-
cupied an apartment as Mr.. anG
Mrs, Eddie Norman" but insisted
that their friendship was "platonic "
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-02
immigration Agent
Freed Of Charges

SAN DIEGO. May ?. (UP)-Fcd-
cral Immigration Officer Walter
Bliss. arrested here March 10 on a
fugitive warrant by request of Kan
sas City. Mo. officials. today was
free. after dismissal of the charge
and exoneration of his bond in
Judge Eugene Daney'S court.
Bliss had been held on charges
by the Kansas city officials that he
had committed embracery, or at
tempting to influence county
grand juror.
No attempt was made to extra
dite Bliss after the fugitive war
rant had been issued, it was re-
ported.
Bliss. who has been on duty at
the border for year. insisted that
| the request for his arrest was a re-
taliatory measure by the Tom Pen
dergast machine in Missouri. men,
bers of which he had offended in a
state campaign,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-02
Arizona Removes
Hay ayQuarantine

PHOENIX. Ariz., May 3 oUPD-
The Arizona commission of agri-
culture and horticulture announced
today it had removed the quaran-
tine on shipment of alfalfa from
Mohawk. Wellton and Parker val
leys of Yuma county.
The ban on the shipments was
placed year ago when the three
areas we're found to be infested
with Egyptian weevil A recent
check of the three regions showed
they we're now free of the pest.
Removal of the ban. however. die
not apply TO the Yuma valley, por-
ton of COconino county northwest
of the Colorado river nor to the
University of Arizonas' experiment
tai farm near Tempe.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-02
BY UNITED PRESS

Clearing skies moved in behind
late winter blast Thursday anC
pushed a low pressure area east
ward toward Canada and the Ap-
palachain range. Light snow con-
tinued in the Great Lakes areas
and rains were reported on the
east and west coast.
The u S. Weather Bureau re-
ported that temperatures were
lower from the Great Lakes region
southwestward to northern Louisia-
ma and central Texas. but over all
sections from Minnesota. western
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-02
STORM ABATING

Iowa and Missouri to the Pacific
coast the mercury vas rising.
Snow which reached near blizzard
proportions in the Great Lakes
areas appeared To have done little
damage Temperatures generally
we're high enough 10 prevent pilIng
of the snowfall and motorists were
hampered mostly by clogged wind
shields. Crops were reported with
standing the abnormal chill in all
regions except southern Illinois
where frut trees were believed
damaged.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-02
Aged CaIipatria
Man SuCCumbs

CAL1PATR1A. May 2.-Frcdrick
Alfonzo Nutbrown, 80. died in his
sleep Wednesday at the home of
his daughter Mrs. inez Benson, OF
this city.
Funeral services we're scheduled
at the Hopes chapel in Brawley at
1920 am. Saturday.
He was born in New York in
l847 and had made his home with
his daughter here since 1926.
In addition to his daughter, he
is survived by four sons. F. S, j. r..
and E. A., all of Calipatria, and
Fred G. of Washington.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-02

LOS ANGELES, May .. up
A jury which had been asked to
note the distinction between q neg
ligee and a tea gown, today con-
Sidered the classic love story of
OrpheuS and Eurydice.
Mrs. Marie Urban, who is de-
manding 100000 from the wealthy
and widowed Mrs. Edith Gaines
because she allegedly stole the love
of Brahcen Aldo Urban and ruined
the Urban domestic bliss. said her
love for her 39-year-old actor hus-
band was along classic lines.
Mot long after our marriagc IL
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-02
Grand JuryFaiIs
1oActin Yaqui
Smuggling Case

/ TUCSON. May 2. (UP)-The fed
eraI grand jury today went into re-
cess until May 81 without having
taken definite action in the alleged
sll,000000 Yaqui Indian gold sinug-
Cling case.
No mention of the smuggling case
was made when the jurors, after a
lengthy session. returned so indict-
ments on charges ranging from
murder to violation of narcotic laws.
U, S. District Judge Albert M.
Sames ordered the jury to recon-
vene May 81 "SOloly to finish the
investigation begun during the pre-
sent term Of the court" The investi-
CATION was taken 10 refer TO the
smuggling case which resulted in
the arrest Of Bert FarnSWorth Of
Sonora and Gilbert Vincent. New
Orleans mining man. The men were
accused Of transporting gold ille-
gallv from Mexico into the United
States by plane.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-02
Collections Up

SACRAMENTO, May 2 rUPJ-
Franchise Tax Commissioner C. CT.
McColgan today reported state in
come tax collections this year to
date total $l0,885 900, An increase
of nearly four per cent over the
same period of 1889
At the same time Controller
Harry B. Riley reported apport-
ionment TO the state highway fund
and the So counties of $ll,882, 400,
IN gasoline tax collections. the
highest first-quarter total in the
states history.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-02
Wilcox 10 Attend
Yuma Fund Drive

Hugh Wilcox, scout executive for
the Imperial scout council.
Will attend a finance fund drive
breakfast in Yuma Friday, at which
Oscar Alverson. deputy regional
scout executive will preside.
AlverSOn will aid the Yuma group
in rejuvenating a previous fund
drive which fell short OF its goal,
Wilcox said.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-02
DIVORCE SUIT FILED
AFTER 10 YEARS

Charging extreme cruelty, Laura
Galloway Wednesday filed suit for
divorce from Calvert Galloway. They
married in Huntsville, Ark, 10 years
ago and separated last month.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14
MAGYAR ESKUV6

Hutka JOSEF es neje kozis-
inert magyar szulok Anna lea
nya or0k huseget eskudott
Zllrawick Jozsefnek a Scent
Gyorgy gor. kath. templomban,
ahol a frigyet Ft. Poratunszky
Istvan lelkesz aldotta meg.
Eskiivo utan a nasznep Hor-
vath Antalne kozismert Can
field roadi Tea helyisegeben
jelent meg az eskuvoi vacsoran,
amely alkalommal legizlete-
sebb magyar etelek keriiltek
talalasra. A megjelentek sza-
mos hasznos es ertekes ajan-
dekokkal, valamint jo kivan-
sagokkal halmoztak ell a fatal
part. Rovid naszut utan a fla
tai par Samuel st.-en rendezte
be az otthonat.
Mi is gratulalunk az ifju
parnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14
NILES-I MAGYAR
SIX EvFORDUL0
A Scent Istvan Egyesiilet szep
bankettel iinnepelte meg els6
jubiE Eeumat. Ft. Mundweil
volt a SZ6nOk

A Nilesi Magyar Scent Ist-
van Romai Katholikus Egyesu-
let kimagaslo unnepely kere-
teben tartotta meg fennallasa-
max S ewes evfordulojat mutt
vasarnap este a Mckinley Hall
ban, amelyen reszt vett a hely-
bell, Scent Istvan foplebanosa,
Father Gallagher es Ft. DR..
Mundweil a youngstown Ma
gyarok Nagyasszonya Hitkoz-
seq plebanosa.
Mar 5 orakor kezdtek gyiile-
kezni a nepek es oily sep szam
NAL jelentek meg, hogy maid
mem kicsinek bizonyult a te-
rem. Mar fel het orakor sora-
koztak a szepen megteritett
asztalokhoz. A kitiino vacso-
rat az egyhaz derek asszonyai
keszitettek.
Vacsora utan elsonek Father
Gallagher meghato beszedet
mondott. Utana Father Mund
we'll beszedGben nagy dicsere-
tet fejezte XII az 5 ewes mum
kalkodasert es serkentette az
egyesulet tagsagat a tovabbi
munkalkodasra. Utana meg
beszedet tartottak az egyesiilet
tisztikara. Elnokno: Serbian
Jozsefne;; alelnok: Pirigyi ia
nos, penztarnokno: Homonai
Jozsefne; penztari titkar;
Dement, Albert es a jegyz5
Pete Sander.
Az alapito, tagokbol is egy
paran a jokivansagaikat fejez
tex XII: Krok Jozsefne, Hajdu
Janos, Macy Janos, Bartyik
MatyaS eS KrOk JozSef.
Az egyesulet kosz0netet
mond Brogley Ferencnek,
Youngstown Magyar Egyha,
zak es Egyletek Nagybizottsags
eln0kenek udvozleteert, anne.
lyet Father Mundweil adott at
inert 6 mem jelenhetett meg
mivel szolgalati dolgai mas
fele szolitotttak. Az Time
pery kes6 orakig tartott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14
EGYRE JOBbAN
MECY A MUNKA
A heten SO sZaZalekOs az aceI-
termeles a youngstown keru-
letben. Allando j6 munka-
viszonyok lesznek

Habar a nemzet vedelmi acel
rendelesek csak most kezdenek
az acel gyarakba erni, az acel-
termeles q youngstown keru-
letben megis SO szazalekosra
emelkedett.
Az aceltelepeken dolgozik
minden vas es acel koho, amely
dolgozni kepes. Icy a kerulet
25 nagy vas kohoja (blast
furnace) k0ziil % all uzem-
ben, egy tartalekban van es
egy atepites alatt all es mi
helyst keszen lesz december
kozepere, azonnal uzembe is
fog allani. A 83 open hearth
kozil a heten 72 volt item
ben.
De nemcsak az acel gyarak,
hanem az acel feldolgoz6 gyar-
telepek, gep muhelyak stb, is
mind jol dolgoznak. A rende-
lesek jonnek egyre-masra es a
gyarvezetok egyh8ngu veleme-
nye az, hogy legalabb aprilisig
Ell Vannak latya munkayal
Valoszinu az is, hogy a k0zel
iovoben vi gyarak fognak nyil-
nj ebben a keruletben mum.
ciok es agyuk gyartasara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14
KET CYILKOSSAC
A MI V|DEKUNKON
MegOltek egy cleveland es egy
north jacksoni gangszert. Ke-
resik a gyilkosokat

Egyszerre ket gyilkossag is
tortent a Youngstown keriilet-
ben. Vienna k0zeleben a Tyrell
Hillen a napokban nyolc GO
lyoval testeben halva talaltak
egy automobilban eJohn Sivillo
newt cleveland olaszt.
Alig par oraval kes6bb a Ra-
venaba vezeto ut arkaban 0ssze
zuzott fejjel halva talaltak Mi
chael Burkey, North Jacksoni
lakost.
Negy megye hatosagai ku-
tatnak a gyilkosok utan, inert
nyilvanvalo, hogy mindket
embert gangszterek oltek meg.
Burkey, akinek mem ez az
igazi neve, mar 17-szer volt
b0rt0nben es 1884 ota keresik,
hogy deportalhassak, inert
sziriai es mem polgar. Az ak
roni rend6rseg ait gyanitja,
hogy Burkey 'leany kereske-
dessel' foglalkozott es lanyo-
kat szallitott Pittsburghbol
Youngstown es akrcni nyilva-
nos hazakba.
Sivillo szinten volt bort0n-
ben es allitolag olyan tarsa-
sagban jart az utobbi idoben,
amely ARA enged kovetkeztet-
nj, hogy azok gangszterek. ST.
villo gyilkossaganak ugyeben
Clevelandban ket elfogatast is
eszkoz0ltek. Burkey ugyeben
azonban eddig mem volt cred
menye a nyomozasnak. Bur-
keyt nyilvanvalosn mem ett OIL
tex meg, ahol megtalaltak .es
lehet, hogy a gyilkossag
Youngstownban tortent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14
VERHOVAY 514. FIOK
FONTOS GYtJLESE

Tisztelt tagtarsak. Ez aka
lommal tudatom 0noket, hogy
a Scent Margit 514-ik fiok e
honap loan, szombaton este
7:30 oral kezdettel fogja az
els6 uzleti gyuleset megtarta-
nj a Magyarok Nagyasszonya
hitkozseg gyulestermeben. Ma
gyon kerem az ossztagsag meg
jeleneset ezen a gyulesen, fon-
tos targyalni val6k vannak.
Jelenjenek meg nindnyajan.
Ezen a gyulesen el lehet in
tezni az esetleges tagsagi dij
hatralekait is.
TiSztelettel
Molndr Fere71c, ugyk.
2138 Donald Ave.
Youngstown, o.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14
3 VAROSI MUNKAS
ELBOCSAJTASA
Regi alkalmazOttak a varos
epiilet anyagait hasznaltak fel
egy nyaral6 epitesere

Harom regi varosi alkalma-
zottat bocsatott ell Ralph w.
O'Neill varosi mernok azert,
inert meg 1939-ben a varos
epulet anya gait hasznaltak fel,
hogy az Erie topartjan nyara
lot epitsenek.
A harom munkas neve Will
liam Corrigan, aki II ev ota
timekeeper az utcaepitesi osz-
talyon, Alfred Bailey, aki az
anyag leltart kezelte es Ben
Lewis ejjeli Or.
A fomernok szerint a harom
alkalmazott deszkakat, cemen-
tet, szogeket, leceket stb. witt
el a varosi anyagraktarbol es
ait varosi teherszallito kocsi.
kon vittek el az Erie to part.
jara, anoi egy nyafalot epitet
tex maguknak. A harom al
kalmazott kesobb beismerte
hogy NIT tettek, de ait allitot
tax, hogy az anyagot csak "kol
csOnkertek" es ait azota vissza
potoltak.