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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-17
A CUKORbAJ

Dia b e t S, legveszelyesebb
komplikacioja a vegtag uszko-
sCdese, aminek angol neve:
Gangrene A $40 o-gorog ere
deti persze es mar Hippocra-
tes hasznalta; magyarul:
uszok. A leggyakoribb, ter
meszetesen a labujjak elhala-
sa, inert mindezek a szavak
egyszeruen AIT jelentik, hogy
egy.k legperiferiasabb resziink
be mem jut tobbe yer es az a
RESI- elhal, megfeketedik, ell
uszkosodik. A labujjak kezde
mex elhalni, egy, rendszerint
ketto, vagy akar mind is egy
idejuleg. A beteg mem tudja,
hogy mi tortent vele.
Majdnem minden ilyen SEE
rencsetlen ait hiszi, hogy va
lami gyuladas van a laban;
'infection"-rol beszelnek. Pc
dig sokkal nagyobb a. baj. Hi
szen az elhalas Okla az, hogy
a finom, kis erek, amiken at
a yer a legkisebb reszekbe TO-
lyik taplalekul, elzarodtak es
mem eresztenek tobbe vert at.
Egy erbetegseg az alapja a veg
tag elhalasanak.
Meg az is elofordul, hogy a
beteg terdetol lefele egyaltalan
mines tobbe er-luktetes, a KERN
ges terdtol lefele teljesen meg
sziint. Ez borzaszto allapot, de
legalabb altalanosan ertheto Is
a beteg elfogadja, hogy elet
ben maradasahoz feltetlen
kell hogy labszarat elveszitse.
Ilyenkor mines bajunk meyer
tetni a beteggel, hogy elete
megmentesehez a magas am
putacio feltetlen sziikseges. De
sokkal nehezebb megerteni ezt
az olyan beteggel, akinek csak
egyetlen labujja halt Ell, ait
levagtuk es korUlotte a gyul-
ladas tovabb folyik, minden
nunkank ellenere, es semmi
modon nem birjuk a nyilt sch
EbrU!li gennyedest megalliS
tani. Miert vagyunk ilyen
tehetetlenek?
Merit, mint mutt heten ir-
tam, a beteg we're a sok cukor
niatt egyreszt taplalja a fer
t6zes bacillusait, masreszt el-
vesztette azok ellen valo ere
jet, immunitasat. Nit tehe-
think tehat az ilyen betegnel?
Amputalni kell feltetlenul Ia
bat tes pedig oily messze a fer
t6zes helyet6l, hogy biztosak
Slegyunk az amputacios sch
gyogyulasarol. A labszar YER
keringese mindeg ketseges.
Mar maga az a koriilmeny
: hogy keves rata a puha izom-
sz0vet es ket csont is nyomja
az amputacio heget, az ellen
szol, hogy a labszar kozepen
amputaljunk. Icy hat, a sebe-
seek nagy altalanossaganak
tapasztalata egyenesen keny-
szerit ARA, hogy ebben az
esetben is a comb k0zepen
vagjuk lie a, labat.
Exert van a beteg beleegye-
zesevel bajunk, inert a bor-
zaszto betegseg szerencsetlen
aldozata egyszeruen mem ke-
pes fejebe venni a szornyu
hirt, hogy egy kis labujj fer
t0zese Matt rnajdnem egesz
also vegtagjat kell elveszitenie.
Sajnos, eek q diabetikus kom-
plikaciok sokkal k0z0nsegeseb-
bek, mint a k0z0nseg tudja.
Igazi tragikus balesetek eek,
f0leg azert, inert MEGAKA-
DALYOZHAToK. Mem szabad
a cukorbetegnek k0rnaeit tul
r0vidre vagni es mindeg igen
ovatosnak kell lenniok labaik-
kal, ujjaikkal es azok tiszta-
sagaval. Ez a a baj megakada-
lyozasanak nninden titka.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-17
(Folytatss az l-so oIdaIroD

ulesen. Kisse furcsa volt ell
gondolni, hogy ugyanezen a
helyen masnap Roosevelt fog
ulni es mosolyogva intent a
nepek ezreinek.
Masnap koran reggeli vonat-
tai, ahol csatlakoztunk Mike"
Kirwan kongreszmeniinkho
elmentunk Pittsburghba. Elso
utunk az ottani secret service
irodaba volt, ahol kaptunk meg
egy igazolvanyt, hogy az elmo
XII kulon vonatra szallhassunk.
Kirwant az elnok kul0n meg
hivta az ultra.
Mem tudom, hogy hany szaz
rendor0n, titkos rendoron,
secret service menen, vasuti
rendorokon es detektiveken at
vegre kijutOttunk a perronra,
ahol mar varta utasait a kilon
vonat. Ket hatalmas, sep fe-
nyesre kisuvickolt mozdony.
Mindegyiken negy gepesz es
futo. Mind vi overallsokban.
Egy podgyasz kocsi, II nehez
Pullman, club kocsi, etkezo
kocsi es aztan az elnOk termes
kocsija, amely az utolso, eppen
a 13-ik volt a vonatban. Min
ket az elnoki kocsitol a maso-
dix kocsiban helyeztek Ell. A
vesuti jegyert es Pullmanert
fizetni kellett.
Az eln0k vonata kesett. Meg
neztuk a vonatot. Az egyik
kocsiban az elnok titkarainak
szakaszai voltak. Negy leany
gyorsiro-titkarno. Koztiik az
elnok bizalmas titkarnoje. Fe-
her Hazi hivatalnokok. Egy
mask kocsiban a secret service
emberei voltak beszallasolva.
Utk0zben ketto mindig a hatso
perronon all es minden kocsi
kozott egy.
Az etkezoben ebedeltek azok,
akik mem mentek ell az eln0k-
kel a pittsburgh korutra. Egy
mask kocsiban a nagy radio
allomasok szemelyzete es fel-
szerelesei, inert az eln0k utja
vegen Daytonbol radio leadas-
ra keszult. Aztan a hangos-
mozi felvev6 gepek es szemely-
zete es vagy negy kocsiban q
Macy anerikai lapok Feher
Haz-i tudositoi es fenykepeszei
osszesen voltak vagy 110-en a
hoSszu vonaton. - '>&S
Eljenzes hangzik az utcarol
Jon az eln0k. Autojat (egy
mask Feher Haz-i gepet, anne.
lyet Washingtonbol hajtottak
Pittsburghba) odavezetik a ter.
mes kocsi vegehez. Felszerelik
a feljaratot, amelyet az elnok
hasznal. Roosevelt beszall. XII
serete szinten. Egyszerre han
gos lesz az addig csendes vo.
nat. Mindenki rohan az ct.
kezo kocsikba, hogy Youngs-
town el6tt megebedelhessen.
Az elnok konnyu luncsot
eszik. Aztan levetkozve lefek-
SILK pihenni. ElfaraSztotta a
pittsburgh korut. Mi a szom-
szedos club kocsiban uliink
Beszelgetunk Stephen Early
vel, aki az eln0k sajtto titkara
es Watson generalissal, ah az
eln0k fohadsegede es titkara is
egy szemelyben. A vonat las
san halad. Az elnOki vOnat
soha sem megy gyorsabban
mint legfeljebb SO mertfold
orankent, de inkabb lassabban
megy.
A meltosagosan hompolyg6
Ohio folyam mellett halad a
vonat. De szerettem volna az
elnok figyelmet felhivni a part
menti hatalmas acelgyarakra,
amelyek olcson kapjak a szenet
a wien mig a youngstown
| gyarak kenytelenek magas
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-17
HANY HALO PUSZTULT Ell?

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Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-05-23

The farm problem in the United States can be
solved without government intervention, and pari
purchasing power restored to the farmer if people
Will avail themselves extensively of the method
of INCORPORATION. This statement made by Mr.
Murray D. Lincoln, secretary of the Ohio Farm
at the hearings the District Cooper alive B IL be-
fore the Senate District Sub comm ttee last
Mr.. Lincoln pointed out that farmers are now SELL
ing at the index figure of &c. whereas the average
all farm pcha sing stands at H. To parity
the United States government has paid billion and
a half dollars to the farmer in the past year. At
the time Mr.. Lincoln showed that in those fields
where farmers had used the method of
they had achieved parity better than parit y.
Through their cooperatives they buying insw-
ance at 54S of the 1920 figure; fertilizer, which
they manuf acture themselves at 8oS of the pre-War
price; petroleum products at 629;and feed at 1908,
or equal the prewar price This has been with
out government subsidy of any sort, with the excep
ton of having been able to borrow money at
able rates from the Government Cooper etives
but has been compile tely self-help program far
themselves. If the cooper alive method could
be extended, Mr. Lincoln said, it would completely
solve the farm problem.
This testimony was given In connection with the
hearings Senate Bill 2ol3, introduced by
Arthur Capper of Kansas, to permit the incorporation
and regulation Of cooperative associations in the
Di strict of Columbia.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-05-23
CATHOLIC CHURCH NEWS

"The Perpetual sacrifice", motion picture dram
atizato on of the Mass, will be shown under the
pieces of the Prince Georges Council of the Knights
Of Columbus at the Arcade Theater in Hattsvile on
Sunday afternoon, May 70, at O'Clock and again at
/ O'Clock.
The film complete with sound and with a cast of
nearly $50, produced with the approval and
sent of the Most Rev. Arthur j. ossers. Archbishop
OF San Antonio. It filmed under the personal
supervision of the Very Rev. George Eongeau, oH.I
of DeNazenod Seminary.
After recent showing Of the picture, the Ri ht
Rev. Monsinor Joseph NJ. Neligan, Chancellor of the
Arcdioceses of Baltimore and Washington, endorsed
this graphic and reverential explanation of Holy
Sacrifice of the Mass.
The committee in charge of arrangements consists
of Chas. B. McClosky and Y. Ninship Meatley, Jr.,
Of Rattsvine, Archie Hughes of Berwyn and Guy R.
Moore of Greenbe1t.
The Catholics of Greenbelt will hold a get-tc-
gether-party in the social of the Elementary
School Friday nj ght at $3.50. program of entertain
nent and re freshments has been planned.
AS special feature Of the evening, moving pic
lures of the Manresa Retreat House viii be shown.
This will be of interest to everyone due to the
rapid growth of the Manresa Retreats, also be-
cause number of Greenbelt will make retreats
at Marresa during the
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-05-23
HEBREW CONGREGATION NEWS

The Greenbelt Hebrew Congregation will hold its
first anniversary party tomorrow evening. Servi
Will be held at $3.50 Pm. in the music of the
Elementary School, to be followed by introduct
address by Abraham ChasanoW. The congregation and
guests will then adjourn to the home economic room
where diversified program of entertainment will be
presented. Refreshments and folk and square dancing
will complete the program.
An historical skit especially written for the &C.
casion by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Morgenstein and Benjamin
Ros enzWeig will be of the Of the
ning's entertainment.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-05-23
COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS

world tour for less than half a dollar next week.
speci fically. tickets sale for a "Trip
Around the World" dinner to be given by the Comun1
ty Church Friday, May 81, at $3.50 Pm.
The places to be visited Will incl ude Mexico,
China, Italy, Sweden, Ireland England, caltfornia,
Hawaii, Cuba and New York. Food will be served ap-
proprdate to the localities represented The itin-
erary Will be announced next week.
Tickets for the dinner priced at 50 cents for
adults and 20 cents for children. They may be
chased from Mrs. Albert F. Iiswel1, SD Parkway ;lrs
Frederick L. Alderman, l3-P Ridge Road; Mrs. Henley
N. Goode, 23-P Ridge Road; Mrs. George A. Warner,
18Th Ridge Road; Mrs. Elmer Nagle sd Crescent Road
Mrs. James ". McCarl, I'd Crescent Road.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-05-23

Concluding our series on the Prayer of our Lord,
from the great mind of Walter Rauschenbusch, we turn
to the personal petit lions therein:
"Among these the prayer for the daily bread takes
first place. Jesus as 'spiritual'
Of his later followers. The fundamental place which
he gives to this Petite is recognition of the
economic basis Of life. But he lets pray only for
that Wfic is needfu1. The conception of what is
needfu1 will expand human life develops. But
this prayer be used to lueuries that
debilitate, accumul att of property that
never be used but to curse the soul of the
holder with the diverse diseases of mammonism.
"m this petition, too, Jesus compels US to stand
together. We sit at the common table On Gods great
house, and the supply of each depends the securi
ty of all. AS stand thus In common, looking up
to God for bread, every one of ought to feel
the sin and shame of it if he tually takes
than his fair share and leaves others hungry that he
may surfeit. It is inhman, trreli gious, and indie
cent.
"This prayer Of forgiveness will not permit US to
ask for Gods forgiveness wi thout making affirm
that we have forgiven our brothers and ba-
sis Of brotherly love vi tn all We shall have
to be socially right If want to be reli giously
right. Jesus will not suffer to be pious toward
God and merciless toward men.
"Such Sd tuations as, for which pray, lead US
not into temptation, created largely by the
cia1 life about US. IF the society in which
Is rank with sexual 1ooseness, or full of the sug-
gestiveness and solicitations of alcoholism;
business life is such that have to lie cheat
and be cruel in order to live and prosper; If
polite organization offers ambitious the
alternative of betraying the public good being
twarted and crippled in all his efforts, then the
temptations created In which go under, and
society illustrates the prayer utter to God. No
church interpret this petition Intelligent
" which closes its mind to the debasing invigo-
rating Influence of the spiritual environment fur
nished by society. No utter this petition
Without conscious or unconscious hypocrisy who is
helping to create the temptations in which others
to fal1....
"1fts Prayer Is not the property of those whose
chief aim Is to pass through evil world
In safety, leaving the worlds evil mistaken. It's
dominating ei ors Trans
formation Of mankind in all its social relations. It
was left by Jesus, the great mi ator of the Chris
tian revolution; and it is the property Of
those who follow his banner in the conquest of the
World.m
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-05-23
By A. Arundel

In November, 1878, the Sons of Liberty in Boston
held a famous tea party. Masqueradng Indians
they hurled of tea into the waters of the bay.
Eleven months later the citizens of Annapolis
demonstrated their hatred of the Stamp Tax wi tn
much more exciting spectacle. In Annapolis there
we're few Loyalists Tories. The citizenry in
almost unanimous agreement that England should not
impose taxes unless the colonists themselves
given hearing.
So when Mr.. Anthony Stewart brought his brig, the
Peggy Stewart, to anchor In the harbor loaded TIL
tea upon viii CHI he and few other merchants had al
ready paid the hated duty, the entire populati of
the city protested vigorously. Such open disregard
of the colonists' boycott of tea regarded as
treason. Members of the Sons of Liberty expressed
their indignatio in guesome fashion by erecting
a ga1lows opposite Mr.. Stewards home.
Two days after the landing of the Peggy Stewart
general meeting of the either held to decide
the fate of Stewart and his partners. Stewart
present, trembling and penitent but the gathering
not appeased by his alb ject apology Neither
we're they satisfied when he wrote out and igned
full confession of his error. He pleaded that he
was willing to do anything the assembly desired to
give proof to his repentance.
Legend says that the great Charles Carroll himself
suggested that Stewart not only destroy the tea but
also the ship Viii CHI had been contaminated by its
go. 1t does not really matter who authored this
proposal. At any rate Mn Stewart than eager
to accept the suggestion. Accompanied by committee
of fellow citizens to hi compliance, he went
aboard the Peggy SteWart set sail and grounded her
at Windmill Point. Then it'll his own hands he set
fire to the vessel while all Annapolis watched the
blaze.
Today Windmill Point is memory, lost under the
f11led-1n ground of the enlarged Naval Academy. But
some present day Anapolitans treasure charred bits
OF wood, sumably souvenirs of the Peggy Stewart
dredged up $50 years later the bay was bel ng
filled in.
Pyrotechnic penance brought no rewardine peace To
Mr. Stewart. Unable to live In unfri endly atmos-
phere, not long after burning his ship, he left
Annapolis and his name is heard in history.
But the house where he lived, built in l74O still
stands at 2o7 Hanover Street. It's early beauty
been married by the addition of tWo-storied front
porch but architectural di dim the
story of its orr ginal In the State House
hangs picture of the burning of the Peggy Stewart.
The artist portrays Mr. Stewart applying the fatefl
torch with graceful heroic gesture. However, the
artist has misread the facts of story. Stew
art cannot be made into heroic figure. The men
whose courage history those who babe
him burn his vessel, who would not accept taxa
ton wi thout representation, inpatient, maybe
little unjust, with those whose love of money
was greater than regard for the will of the whole
people.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-05-23
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE GROUP

"Soul and Body" is the subject of the lesson SER
mon at the services of the Christian Science group
In the music room of the Elementary School 800
Pm. Sunday. All are cordially invited attend.
The golden text is from Psalms 84:2. MY soul
longeth, yea, even fainteth for the courts of the
Lords my heart and my flesh cr1eth out the liv-
ing God".
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-05-23

Judge Thomas Freeman has assumed the census-t TAX
ing job, and reports great difficulty with finding
the bachelor Inhabitants of the Parkway apartment
census taker must carry on interviews at the sub
ject's home, not at his place Of business on
the street.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-05-23
FIRE DEPARTMENT wrNGU1sHEs BRUSH FIRE

On Nay L. the local Fire Department, after an
nour's work. ext1nguished brush fire at the juno
ton Of NorthUay and Ridge Road. According to WAL
lace F. Habee Director Of the Department f Public
Safety, the cause Of the fire was unknown.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-05-23

"The captain sent thi bundle of newspa pers", the
mate told the castaWays he landed the desert
island. ME wasn't you'd went to be rescued
when you ID read them.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-05-23

No people be free If it itself Expresses other
people. Lenin
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-05-23

Trade now for New WHY'S guaranteed used car
"BroWnien Bell and Cole Motor Co.
|48 Maryland Avenue Hyattsville. Warfield 3o5o
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-05-23
PERSONAL ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR sAL--Baby crib; reasonable price. Apply, l8-v
Ridge Road, phone 1852.
NoNTGoNERY WARD ORDER OFFICE
924 ne" STREET, NV. REPUBLIC 27oO
Sale! sale Summer Needs! For you,your family your
house. Big savings during Haros great MIDSUMMER
Sale. Let help you wit your orders.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-05-23

The Ids. mems group have planned dshin
at So1omon's Island on May 30.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-05-23

The final weekly meeting Of the season Of the La
dies Relief Society, which will be in the form of
social, Will be held at Mrs. Anne Wagstaffis, &c
Woodland Way, on Wednesday, May q, at 8:15 Pm.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-05-23
LATTER DAY SAINTS NEWS

The Sunday evening services Will be under the di-
rection of the Mutual Improvement Association Off
GERS of the Capital District. Elder Daniel Gagen of
Washington will be in charge Of the program. The
Mutual Improvement Associati is young peoples
organi cation and is international in scope. The an
nual convention will be held this year in salt Lake
City, Utah, on June 7, 8, and 9. Representatives.
from the Washington will attend the
where the program for the coming year will out
lined.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Special Stock Issues
Rise to New Highs

NEW Y0Rk--The stock market
NAs highly selective Tuesday. spe-
cial issues made new highs for the
year md longer. while pivotal Is
sues sagged fractionally in dull
trading.
Steels and motors were easier.
Goodrich Tire issues were strong.
The preferred made . new high
for the year. Other rubbers were
eonier. Utilities were little
changed. Railroad shares were
mixed. Mercantiles were steady.
Some oils displayed strength.
Loft. second most active issue,
rose more than q point Pan Amer
team Always featured In volume
and gained . point. New highs
were made by White Sewing Ma
chine Preferred a -, up az:
Archer Daniels- Midland ssh, up
IL: Brooklyn Manhattan Transit
Perferred IS. up 4: Brooklyn 4
Queens Preferred 50. up 2, and
1ngersoli-Rand l54. up az points.
New highs also were made by
Canadian Pacific. Consolidated CT
gar. Electric Storage Battery. Life
Savers. Motor Wheel and Melville
ohoe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
z Persons Hurt
In Car Accidents

Two persons suffered minor in
juries in automobile accidents
Monday.
A car driven by Archie f. An
derson. 26. of 4512 No. AID ST.,
skidded and overturned. striking a
fire hydrant on Ruston way. when
he swerved aside in an attempt
to miss a block Of wood.
Miss Helen Cromwell, 81, of 405
9th ave. was bruised when her
car. which had stalled and was
being pushed by another machine,
was struck at No. 30th and Proc
tor SITS. by a car driven by Carl
Burcar. 4016 No. 35th st.
Neither victim was hospitalized.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
20-Year Term
For Forgery
Wig is Sentenced;
Arroign 4 Others

Five men held in the Pierce
county Jail were marched into
Judge Ernest NJ. Cards courtroom
Monday afternoon for arraign-
ment on the charges against
them. one 10 be sentenced to 20
years in the state prison at walla
walla.
He was Adolf Wig. 56-year-old
carpenter, arrested by city police
for forgery.
Arthur Martin. one of two
youths charged with smuggling and
robbing two Tacoma women a
week ago. also pleaded guilty but
sentence was deferred until after
arraignment of the other.
Arrested with him was James
Holler. who delayed his plea until
after discussing it with his attor-
ney, Aftruooe Lee.
Looked Like Hoover,
NJ. NJ. o'Malley, Identified as the
man wanted in a 1885 fraud case
because he looked like Hoover"
pleaded not guilty. Looking like
anyone but the former president
Monday afternoon. O'Malley denied
the charge that he defrauded
Mathies Schlamberger of Tacoma
of 144 units of Northwest Brewery
stock in June, 1885.
He will be tried in Judge Fred
C. Remains court with Stuart n.
Elliott. former deputy prosecutor,
representing him.
Ursich Appointed
The plea of Clarence James, 80,
of Haw River, N. c., held for bur-
glary. was deferred until Wednes-
day and Anthony NJ. Ursich, also
a former deputy prosecutor, ap-
pointed to represent him.
Asking the same help from the
court was Huston Abney, %, of
Route 3, Puyallup, charged with
a statutory offense involving a Is
year-old girl. Dean Mullen was
named to counsel him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Price Of Eggs
Lowered Here

Eggs. butter and butterfat prices
were reported lower by Tacoma
wholesalers Tuesday.
Eggs were decreased one and
two cents. the latter figure apply
ing to large and medium eggs.
The new price ranges from 10 to
II cents. two cents extra In car
tons.
Butter. down one cent. draws
top price of 1871 cents per pound.
Lesser grades fall one and two
cents under this quotation.
Butterfat was decreased two
cents and now sells at 80 cents per
pound.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Dance on Thursday
or ROYAL Arcanum

Royal Arcanum lodge, No. 1907,
will sponsor the first in a series of
special programs and dances this
year Thursday night at 8 o'clock in
the I. o. o. F. temple.
Entertainment will include a
trombone solo by Art Persons, and
a movie. Take a Thrilling Trip
to the Briny Deep With the Coast
Guard"
A dance will follow. T. f. Miller
and ]. A. Mcdonald are in charge
of the program. No admission will
be charged. Members of the lodge,
their families and friends are in
vited.