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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18
A REPUL6TERI MUNKAK
LASSABBAN MENNEK

A hideg id6jaras lelassitotta
a Youngstow Vienna hatara.
ban kesziil6 repiil6ter epiteset
A munkasok nagy reszet ideig'
lenesen elbocsatottak, egy re
sze pedig meg dolgozik, 9
mennyire az id6jaras megen
gedi.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18
MisEK soRRENDJE:

MISEK SORRENDJE:
Vasarnap reggel 9 orakor kismise an
gol predikacioval.
10: 3O-kor nagymise magyar predika-
ci6val
Hetkoznapokon mise reggel S:3O-kor.
GYoNTATASok
Minden szombaton delutan 3-5-ig es
este 7-tN.
Minden els6 pentek elotti csutortokon
delutan 3-5-ig es este 7-t5l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18

MISEK RENDJE: Vasarna-
pokon kis mise 9 orakor angol
oktatassal. Macy mise 10 ora
80 perckor magyar scent be-
szeddel. Hetkoznapokon scent
mise 9 orakor.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15

Indians-8-1 No Weakling. In
field patched up at second.
Tlgers-l0-l Money chance. Su-
perlor power Weak in infield.
White SoX-l5-1. Outclassed. Pi-
lot Dykes has hands full.
Senators-30-l. Could surprise.
Good speed, need more pitching.
AthleticS-50-l. Must show more
Pitching weakest. Fair punch.
Browns - 100-1. Doomed. Better
defense but woefully weak in box.
National league:
Reds-ll-5. Given preference Pit
ching strongest. Best pilot. Good
balance.
Cardinals - lis. One to fear.
Long on power. Serious infield prob
lens.
Cubs-5-1. Shaky. Spirit and
teamwork lacking but Bryant and
Dean could make them dangerous.
Dodgers - 5-l Hard to figure
Pitching and defense good. Attack
needs bolstering.
Giants - II. DarkhorSe. Loaded
with IFS but might become inspir-
ed by Hubbels comeback.
Plrates-l0-l. Possible surprise,
hustle and punch may offset weak
pitching and catching.
Bees-5O-l. Pass this. Weak in
outfleld and second. Pitching only
fair.
Phillies - l0O-1. Hopeless. Need
plenty of everything.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANG ELES, April i. ,IPD-
W.. tAe strike Of produce workers
declared off shortly after the OPEN
ing ot the market this morning, un-
Setti"d conditions continued to pre-
yuil with some commodities SELL
ing lower late.
,.-.s-.c: JumbO~ -: small and crooks
A,paragI-z Local ICY 5-5'=c: select
- -. Dos Pa!os Jumbos 5i2c; sell
.Ct 80 cX fey "A i=c; fey = -ic;
san Diego medium 4-4i-c; small &c;
Calta.ouper. Imperia pony 3is
S.#5I-Ei.oe: Pony Orange pack Is
ga. SI-5-$G.ot. SSs96S S2.23-S22O; !;
lus--Il2> Sl.5u-$2.oQ: std flats $3.50
$sso. irregular flats $1.25-S2.0p.
squash: White summer Imperial
Caachrlla $I25-S1.5O; san Pedro
$i.75-S2lo: san Diego $1.75; 1taian
lr.prrIa. CoaLhella Wy crates 81 .0"-
81 -: .at- 9o-$1.oa; san Diego !ugs
u -5-&I .5e; san Pedro $l.25-Sl - :
So. Orange lugs 81 80: san ID
ye.iJw ,rookntck Imperial Coache!-
~gg $1.5e-&l.75; local banana 10
Hubbard 3c. ,..,..,
Tomatoes: Impeial Wy and Nilahd
..-s.p- S3.po-&3-25; 12s S2.f2-$ }.'"'
ID sIco-S2 -: 2os $l.25-$l.5e; IooS"
.4g- S. pa-&1.25; Coachella 5-loPs
..--Sa ~ - $o.9U-S3.25: los So.
ruarh,lia 5.Gs $3.G0-$@.25: kat"
-a..Aps MT OX7- $2.5o-$2 -; ~
81 -u-sl -
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15

land. Portland and Los Angeles
respectively.
The Seals broke even with the
Ra!slerS yesterday winning the
tirSt came 9 10 6 and losing the sec
ono s TO 8
Gene LlllarG finally won a game
for Los Angeles. outpitching Bill
Fleming and Paul Andrews of Hol-
lyWoOd for an i 10 3 victory III the
opener. The Stars three runs were
unearned and Llllard gave up only
five HITS. Wayne Osborne put the
TWlnks back in the running with
a I TO 3 victory IN the nightcap
IN which Emil Kush was the pitch
ing victim after succeeding jess
Flores
San Diego held its half game ad-
vantage over Oakland by winning
The second game yesterday to
after the Acorns took the first 4 TO
!. Wally Hebert lost his first game
OF the season in the opener when
MS support cracked. Lloyd Chris
topher doubled two men home in
the ninth.
Oscar Judd turned Portland back
with three hits il the first game
as Sacramento won 5 to !. and Nor
bert Kleinke decisionec Walter Hill
cher and Walter Specie in the nine
inning overtime nightcap. TO
Tor another Senator win.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
Two FL Centrans
Place in Chaffey
Track Meet

Seven FL Centro track and field
athletes were back in school Mon
day with Two third places in the
CL&ftey meet and higher hopes for
victory in the annual Holtyille re-
lays which will be run Friday night.
Walter Price, Central hall miller,
took third place in his cgcnt with a
2:04 half mile effort and Luther
Hester took third place IN the pole
vault. He went OUT Of the event at
II feet three inches.
Jack JOnr&, miller. finished sew
enth in field Of 26 runners. C.
league Was SIXTH in the 44O ward
run with q 55 second effort and
Arthur King was fifth in the same
event He travelled the distance in
j23 seconds.
Fred Robertson failed to place in
the VARSITY high jump as did Ed
ward AlarcOn. Both went out at 5
feet inches. Alarcon also placed out
Of the money in the 100 yard dash.
Winning time in the hundred was
1913 seconds.
The Chaffcy mcct .crvcd as a
WaIpup for the Fl Crntro track
men who VIII compete IN The re-
lays Fridar night IN HoltyIlle. More
than 300 athletes from ten schools
will attend the annual Holtville
event.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15

league race IS definitely an omelet
in which many chefs Will have a
finger.
Many unexpected returns may
come in early because the ball clubs
are far from being in shape TO open
the season. Some of the athletes
especially pitchers. won't be ready
for couple of weeks.
The inclement weather has upset
The plans Of many pl!o,s In yester-
days exhibition games some of the
managers had four and five pitch
CTS in action IN order to give as
many FINGERS as possible their
final preps.
High spots of the opening day
program Will be at Washington
where the Red Stx battle the Sen
atorS with President Roosevelt in
attendance; at Philadelphia where
the four-tlme champion Yankees
Will begin the quest of their fifth
IN row against the Athletics.
and at Cincinnati where the Reds
begin the defense of the National
league title against the Cubs.
As the Is clubs get reaey to go
10 the post, here's the final call
over American league:
YanEeeS-Z-l. Champ until beat
en-. Same club with more pressure
on veterans Dickey, Rufflng, Gomez
and Crosetti
Red SoX-9-2. Danger. Pitching
and defense improved. Best punch.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15

nelQ JOINTLY Dy Bill Se1UOn ana
Earle Meadows of Southern Cali
fornia. In the triangular meet Cal
ifornia scored 10 points; Olympic
Club 66 and Washington State 27;
dual meet scores: California 67l2,
Olympic Club 63ia: California, SO.
Washington State 33; Olympic club
80, Washington State 80.
TRACK = Stanford univerSityS
four man mile relay team broke the
worlds record of 3 minutes 116
seconds held by Southern California
since 1886. The team of Charles
Shaw. Ernie Clark, Craig William
son and Clyde Jeffrey established
mark of 3 minutes 1O.5 seconds.
TRACk-University or Southern
California swamped the Southern
California Athletic association, COM
posed of former TroJans, GAL. to
36la. Chico State college defeated
University of Nevada 67-1-3 to 63
2-3; Fresno State defeated San Jose
State rs to 55; Salinas j. C. defeat
ed Santa Rosa j. c. SO to 30; Sac
ramento j. C. defeated San Mateo
j. c. 70 2-3 to 81 1-3.
SKIING-John Blatt, represent
ing Yosemite Ski club, won the
junior silver skis doWnhill cham
pionship at Mount Rainier. Sig Hall
of Seattle was killed in a race there
late Saturday when he crashed into
a rock. University of California
won the Vanderbilt trophy meet IN
the Sugar Bowl at Norden, Calf,
with 3955l points.
HORSE-RACING = C. S. How
ards Rackatack won the five fur
long $500 added A. B. Spreckels
handicap at Tanforan, paying $23 40,
$40 and 81. Ira Pan was second
and Strong Arm third
GOLF-Mark Fry, Alameda, Cal
ifornia, won the northern California
open championship at Vallejo after
playoff to break a four way tie
between himself, Vito Machado, An
tioch; Dave Martin, Fresno, and
Benny Coltrin, San Francisco, each
of whom had 215 for the 50 holes.
GOLF-MrS. Jim Ferrie, Flint
ridge Country club, won the Cali
fornia women's championship at
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. Aprn -. Up
Hogs saleable ZOO; ten 10 - cont
higher than Friday; bulk m'a3uu
to choice 1SU-22o lbs. California and
eastern butchers G-G.5", few GaNtoI
Mas topped at G.G3; choice helc
higher: sows 425-475.
Hogs saleable 29o": COWS SLOW
about steady but uudertone weak
other casses fairly active: steer
steady to IS cents higher; bulls atc
he:fers steady; early sales iay yge.>
medium quality; 7l7-1+&o ID. Ste"i'
s sos So; few loads hello higher. f"W
grass steers 8. Mc>ican steers Go
6.S5: few to 80, grass heiters - "t
few young COWS :; tcw i"ad> -.
6. SO. canuer> and cutters 1-25-5 .'".
load stock cows 80: bulls -. -,
calves salcahlc too; fairlH steanN
medium 10 good vcal'r. 1u-l l-71-
smoc held higher; few heavy calN"t
8.
sheep suIeable GOO: teadN. loaG
mostly medium 10 low 20 'G .r4rp
lambs 915: good and Cholr' quot''
10 y n
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
Clarence Smith
Wins Annual Elk
Golf Tournament

Clarence Smith, shooting a 70, his
best game of the season. Sunday
won the annual Ell Centre Elk lodge
golf championship by defeating B.
Kinne, l up in the nine-hole finals.
Smith advanced to the finals bv
defeating Cotton De Witt 80 in a
nine hole match in the morning.
Kinne defeated Bob Mcnamara to
enter the finals
Paul Brown won the champion
ship consolation with ! up victory
over Walter HavekCrst Brown de-
featcd Tom CrOSblc in the cOnsola-
ton Scmi-finals.
Judge r. d. McPhcrrin won the
first flight championship with a
2-up victory over Jim Faris and
Louis De Vita defeated w. j. Nc
Clelland to win the first flight con-
ISOLATION.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
CALEXICO DEFEATS BRAWLEY

CaleXlco was sun The dominant
power in baseball Monday, following
tie CaleyIcaHs Ga triumph over
Bgawley hlg.: II 5aagGe contest
SATURDAY afternoon.
Ca!eX.co capitalized on several
free passes and threw in ten safe
III to defeat Coach Sheldon Lough-
bo:ough's charges in the seasons
played game.
David Acuna blasted out a triple
to lead The Calexico hitters. Semar
and Mestas doubled for the losers.
B-awley will play Foltville at
B.aWlev and CaleXlco will invade E
Centro in games this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
District, 20.30
Play tuesday

District Shop and 2O-30 club soft
ball teams open action in the Clas,
B loop play this week in game
scheduled in Ell Centre stadium
Tuesday night.
Other games during the week
will match Golden State and City
Employees Wednesday, Cramer Bak-
cry and District Office Thursday
and Coca Cola and Telephone COM
pany Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, April Is, up
wall street today interpreted Euro
,,ean news as indicating pro
,,nr,d war in Scandinavia and re
adjusted market operations in favor
Of war stocks.
Railroad issues were steady and
utilities mixed, mail oder share
were easier.
Dow EJohes preliminary closing
ap u.o7; rail, 30.96, off 0.0e; utilIlE
- ~. off O.011; G5 stocks, 6o.ll, 2fl
uo4.
stock sales approNimated .2G"-
uuu shares compared with S30,Vou IN
the previous five-hour hession FRI
day. Curb stock sales were 326,OOV
shares against l73,000 Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15

Lakeside, Los Angeles. defeating
Elizabeth Hicks of Long Beach, 4
to 3. Stanford defeated University
of California 251. to 112.
COLLEGIATE BASEBALL-USC
defeated St. Mary's 7 to 4, although
the Gaels retained two game
league leadership over Troy.
WRESTLING-Olympic club won
the Pacific Association Senior wres-
tling championship with 46 points;
San Jose State was second with
26; California third with 10 and
Stockton YMCA fourth with /.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
JONES TOURNAMENT TO
ATTRACT LARGE ENTRY

A group of Imperial Valley golf
ers will attend the annual Bobby
Jones trophy tournament at Cata-
lima Island come Friday, Saturday,
and Sunday, the tournament COM
mittee announced Monday.
The three-d day tournament is ex-
pected to attract the largest entry
list in history of the event.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANG ELES, ApFlI 10. y
Hens, leghorEs. . - lbS. ..... ~
Hens, lcghorns. OYER lb-. &c. -
Do. over / lbs. .....+....=....... IL
Hens. colored, 81, to / lbs. 80. 49,
Hens, colored, over lbs. .... 49,
Rroilers. over /, up to Il, lbs. ID
Broilers. over l. up 10 -, lbs. IL
Fryer.. co!ored, - lbs. 80. IS
Fryers, colortd. over > = lbS. Up 2"'
RoaSters, cOlOred ....-...,..... 2u'
Old rOOster., cOI1reu ...... 1ot
Old roosters. leghorn ..,....... OK
stag NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Il;
DuCklingS, over pounds ...... 1St
DuCkllngS. under ) pounds 80. Il,
Old ducks ................. s.
Youns geese -. 15'
Old tom turkeys .............. IL
Oli hen TURKEYS ..... .......... i
Capons s lbs. ana up ........ ~
Rabbits. No. ! wh. 3l2 10 az lbs. IL
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
/. A. STOCKS

LOs ANGELES, April -. uPl.-
s..lr- of more than point ~
I.o, th"ed aircraft and l's sIb-la ,
Len. Vega aircraft, today featured
aa active L. Ahgoies STOCK 'f-
laLre market.
I.rGthr.d va UP J.. point for. a
..aw high a. Al. whil" Vega va
la J f,r 4 n"w high at T. a n" =.
tigl also wa recorded for PuK'i
sound pulp. up /, at 80.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
Bowling Schedule

Commercial league Monday night
District vs.. Gas Co.; Hardware VS..
Robertson: Eatton vs.. Haas.
City league, Tuesda" n!gnt-20-
30 IS. State Employees; Building
and Loan vs.. Harris Garage: Dupont
y. SherWCOGs.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
hogue, Jackson
Get Reinafch

Bigboy Hogue, of JaSumba will
be given chance to gain revenge
Friday night at the San Diego COL
iseum in a rematch bout against
Johnny Jackson of New Orleans.
jackson defeated Hogue easily in
a Los Angeles bout last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
RIGGS FAVORED IN
TENNIS TOURNEY

HOUSTON, Tex, April IS. (UP)
The 18th annual invitation ten
mis- tournament at River Oaks
Country club began today with
National Champion Bobby Riggs
seeded No. l and Elwood Cooke of
Portland, Ore, seeded No. 2.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
Markets at a Glance

Stocks higher and active.
governments irregular.
Bonds irreguarly higher; L. :.
Curb stock higher
Foreign exchange easy.
Cotton steady.
Wheat up r. to cent, con up
:. TO ] Is.
Rubber CHER.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO April IS. u'P) wheat
cop adNice$Nnd war news. Corn dis
futures were strong today under thc
influence of unfaNorahIc southwest
played stronger tone and reached
new seasonal highs during tie >es-
sion,
wheat closed s. II =, cents high
er, MAY Slosa. -Si.0N"s bushol:
oorn was up p. to a. cents. MAY
eol. euSs oats l. II a cent higher,
MAY Al A.. rye !. 10 y cent higG
or, Msy ssB; SOY beans were up "
cent, May $l.osh.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
HoIivi|le kegIers
Defeat EI Centro

Holtvi!le's city bowling team Sun
day night scored a 40 victory over
Z! Centro bowlers in an upset at
the e Centre Bowling Palace. The
match was the first in a series be-
.TeeN the TWO teams.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15

back into first place before The week
is over.
Last weeks series all broke foar
games TO three. with Seattle. San
Diego, Sacramento and Hollywood
winning over San Francisco. Oak-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
L. A. HAY

LOS ANGELES. April u. rPJ-
r. :. No. .......... 2If.Hv-145e
L. :. No. . iea!y ...... &ly.yo-14.o .ou
L. =. 80. 49,. .,,..... SlI.pp-11,5p
Barley hay .......... $l2.gO-13. On
Oat hay ................ &1f.no-15.Dp
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
MajorLeagues Launch Campaigns Tues.
. BY GEORGE KIRKSEY

NEW YORK, 15. and
league clubs Will be off III their twin dorbes up
September Both possibilities The Yanks are
the cincle trying them out The National
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
Padres Cling to
Coast Loop Lead.
Secs Win Two
- BY UNITED PRESS =

By the length Of goats beard san Diego clung to its
leadership in The Pacific Coast league today and
the slowly climbing ioyW,pd Stars in this weeks series
The second place Oakland AcOrns up against Sacra-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
Wdrmerddm Vault
Effort CIimuxeS
Weekend ofSport

Cornelius Warmerdam of Fresno established a new
world record of Is feet in the pole vault in triangular
track and field meet between the University California
Washington State and Olympic club. Warmerdam repre-
senng OC, broke the former record feet inches
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
r. A. GRAINS

Los ANGELES, April -. UI1 E
Wheat
No. hard white ...-.. 81 65-1-7 -
No. SOFT white ...-.. $l.G5-l.1'
Barley
No RrI west 46 lbs. -. S9Q-.95
Corn No. yellow ...... Sl.jl-153
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
LOCAL BUTTERPAT

Loe Anpr;'s ezra butter 80. &c
Grade 4 milk ..... E. 3Gc
Mfg. milk .............. -. 80. 30c
Route gathered cream .... 26c
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
10000 Jam Jamaica Track

NEW YORK. April 49, UP)ApprOximately 10000
Workers thronged Little
chance to bet the
stead of through the O he bookies.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15

For unexpected and sure-fire re-
suits turn to POSt-Press Classifieds-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
Storck TO Head Grid Leauue

NEW IORk April Is L L. much
football
will rule the National Football or
Sorck, who
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

los ANGELi.~. AptlI H.. uP,.
Bai'ef: c"tIa -. piiin" t.,-t- =,
>taI&aId- -. uaG,Ip!au,- -gc.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
L. A. RANKS

LOS ANGELES, April ID. U'P) =
TTanSamtrlc ...........#..... 57a Z
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES

MAY .-.=.. ...-....... ...-.... Sl."9 = a
July ..........-. Sl."t -
sept. .-.............. a -
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15
BOUGHT BY BEER AND
ALE: Is BILLION
POUNDS OF FARM
PRODUCTS. Steadily, wear

after year, the brewing indus
try gives American farmers a
big order for farm products.
That's a help farmers appre-
ciate.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-15

Beers alcoholic content
is very low. lower than
any other alcoholic bev-
erage. That is why it is
called "the beverage of
moderation" "You are not
likely to get in trouble
if you stick to beer.
Evening star., 1940-03-15
STUDENTS SUITS
l5.e5

Tweed patterns in wooI-ond-royon mixtures.
Coots the three button, single breasted, bIods
back style that is eompus fovorite; I to u,
OF 80 to 38 chest. Two poirs Of pants, for longer
wear, with Talon closing
Evening star., 1940-03-15

Dress him up for Eoste-ond pocket nice sovne WOOL
-royon mixtures eoors approved by the to
ods Green's ereys and browns Double breasted sports boek
eoots, three button, single breasted models Two pairs
peoted slocks, with ToIon closing.
Evening star., 1940-03-15

Sport back, double breasted jackets, teomed up
and pair Of shorts. Expertly toilored Of WOOL
ond-royon fobries. Knieker suits, sizes to 5.
Rugby saits included, sizes s 70 Io------S.s5
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
rLEcHAs-DuNcAS

The marriage Of Miss Myrtle An
nette Duncan. Of Moss Point
daughter OF George Duncan. TO Al
fred Flechas. Of Pascagoula. was
celebrated On Friday night Decem-
Der 6. II the parsonage Of Our Lady
Of Victories Church. with Father p.
]. Carey performing the single ring
ceremony. Only members Of the
immediate families were present.
The bride. given In marriage BY her
father. was dressed In pale blue
crepe and carried q bouquet Of
white chrysanthemums and daisies.
Her only attendant was her sister.
Jaanita Duncan. who also wore
blue. with = corzage Of pink sweet
heart eseS. Dorsey Lyons acted
as best man. Immediately follow
ing the ceremony. the young couple
left for . wedding trip to New Or
leans. and on their return viii
make their home at Toulminville.
Alabama.
The bride Is q graduate Of Mos
Point High School and has been
employed at the jackson County
Wooden Mills. Mr.. Fschas Is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs NJ NJ Fechas,
Of this city. and graduated from
Pascagoula High School with the
class OF 1894. He IL now employed
at the snipyard at C~hickAsaw. Ala
bama.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
FOST0RIA, OHIO, EDITOR
AND POSTMASTER TALKS
TO ROTARY MEETING

r~ee Hopkins FuzturtA. ohio.
aspaperrnan and postznaSfer.
- district ecVerror in Ohio
NRasary International a director q
Seosary International. addressed a
eint meeting OF the pnsc&goula ard
40 Point Rotary Clubs ~ their
rer7thly meeting. Wednesday uoon.
M PAsc&Eoala Community
Ho8S
OasAniue the mz5ny rsolnts Of
&potary Mr. HOPKINS delivered an
-intpresang address t~nfersperscd
49, hurnor He stated that the
nrircipal purpose q his visit VAS
- utek I'd ideas 70 be used Ia Ro-
a. International and other clubs
throu9houi the country He also
te,d az some Of the v&laable infor-
nation he had gathered In visits
"a other Rotary Clubs throughout
ire country.
He stated that Rotary Is not a
htgh hat organization. but il Is
ps-sly democratic IN which men in
Al. professions and trades gather
q enjoy good fellowship and ex-
change ideas 10 make their commu-
uiy a better place IN which 10 live
and to benefit the citizens IN gen.
eral Rotary he said. Is made Up
uf various religions. vacations and
descenis, making Il Democratic and
more valuable. Il Is an organixR-
ton willing to serve.
he stated that there are 100000
Rotarians IN the world Most Of
these organizations are In smaller
towns In towns Of soc population
and less there are - percent OF all
Rotarisns. in those 10000 or less,
6 percentl 5000 or less. IS per-
cent Only four percent Of ell R0-
tayians are in the larger clubs.
In speaking Of the magnitude OF
the organization he stated that Ro-
tary Clubs meet throughout the
week Citing Wednesday as an ex-
ample he stated that on that day
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
LOCAL FLORICULTURHsT
TO GIVE RADIO TALK

Mrx. J. o Cole Of Pascagoula,
well known local authority on for
iculture VIII speak over radio station
WGCM Tuesday December II, At
40 D. N. on the Blossom Time
program Mrs. Cole. Is believed 70
be the first Pascagoula woman TO
speak over q radio station. and
this occasion is being fulfilled a.
the request OF the uulfport Garden
Club which sponsors these pro-
grams