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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-20
Good Taste Today

card under your name: Accepts
with pleasure for Friday the 5th.s
All engraved invitations TO
tea need not be answered at all
unless its includes R.s.y.p. II II
requires an answer. you write
third person note on formal note
paper. II there is no answer
asked for and you want to be
punetiliously correct. you mail
your card (or cardsl the night be-
fore. so that they VIII be received
on the morning of the tea. The
object of this Is to let the hostess
know that you are among those
not to be provided for. If you are
going, then you leave your cards
at the party. II you know the
hostess well you don't leave cards
at the tea unless you are old
fashioned), and if you can't go
you telephone or write a regret
on your card and mail 1t ahead
of time
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-08

lyik jarasbir6 bakl0veseket k6-
vetett el Magyarorszagon, de
kiilonben tisztesseges es tiszta
kezii ember volt, mem mozdi-
tottak el biroi szekeb6l, ha-
mem athelyeztek Rah6ra jar&s-
bir6nak. Ez a Rah6 Beszterce-
Nasz6d varmegyeben van (vaj-
jon hanyan tudjak, hogy mer-
re van a varmegye?), irgalrlat-
lanul hegyes videken, renge-
teg 6serd6k k0z0tt, ahol 81
jambor olahokra nezve mind
egy volt, milyen iteletet kap-
max a jarasbir6t6l. Olyan SEE
genyseg mellett, mint azon q
videken, ugyse ert sokat a leg
er6sebb igazsag sem. Reh6n el
volt feledve es ell volt temetve
az, aki oda kertilt hivatalnok-
max es jobb hijjan ihatott
annyi palinkat naponta, ami
rendes videken 0t embernek is
eleg lett volna.
Ilyen rah6i formaju alias q
Bahama szigetek kormanyz6 z6i
hivatala is. David hercegnek
mem lesz oft semmi tenniva-
LOLA, csak eppen az, hogy a
nyari h6seg ellen vedekezzek.
Esetleg a legyeket es szunyogo-
kat kergesse ell.
6szinte sajnalattal nezii1lk
a balsorsu herceg fele, akit
ilyen furcsa modon helyeztek el
lab alol, inert atto1 feltek,
hogy meg visszaterhet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-08

Az TWO tagjai ere csak
"igen"- mel felelhetnek, ha mem
akarnak hamis vallomast ten
nj, mikor regisztralnak, inert
az TWO "reszben" igenis azzal
foglalkozik, hogy az orosz szov-
jet politikai es tarsadalmi teve-
kenysegeit befolyasolja.
Es ne mereszelje feher joska
ait felelni, hogy ez mem ICY
van, inert mem ok nelkul van
max az TWO f6titkara es penz-
tarnoka vad ala helyezve es
inert a kezeink k0zott vannak
azok a magyar nyelvii kiadva-
nyok, amelyekben az orosz
Sovjetet ''munkashazanknak
neveztek. (Ekkor es exert kezd-
ttik tulajdonkeppen lapjaink-
ban az TWO aktivitasait kifo-
gasolni, inert mi mem hissziik,
hogy szabad lehet amerikai
polgaroknak az orosz Sovjetben
unkashazajukat ismerni.)
Akik becsiiletesen "igen"-ne]
felelnek a fenti kerdesre, azok
esetleg kes6bb a feleletet ma
gyon megbanjak, inert mahol-
nap azokat sem alkalmazzak
lit munkaban, akik amerikai
polgarok, ha egyszer maguk
J ismerik be, hogY idegen erdeke.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-08
MIT FoGNAK AZ IWo TAGoK FELELNI?
kersO Order agjank hog Noszkvat

kerdesekre is kell felelni. Olyan
kerdesekre, amelyek bait hoz-
hatnak rajuk, de amelyekre
megis meg kell felelni. Mert
aki val6tlansagot mond be a
regisztralasnal, AIT sulyosan
meg fogjak biintetni.
NIT FOGNAK MAUD ERIE A
KERDESRE FELELNI?
A t0bbek k0zt van egy ker-
des, amelyre peldaul nagyon
kellemetlen leSz az TWO (In-
ternational Workers Order)
tagjainak felelni. Ez a kerdes
ICY hangzik:
care you affiliated with
any organization devoted in
whole or i'm part to influ-
encing or furthering the po-
itical activities, public re-
lations or public policy of a
| foreign government"
Magyarul ez a kerdes icy
hangzik:
s'TartOZik-e on Olyan egye.
siilethez, amelynek az akti.
vitasa egeszben vagy reszben
azzal foglalkozik, hogy egy
idegen kormany politila
vagy tarsadalmi tevekenyse'
} get befOlyasOlja?"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-08

ket szolgalnak. S meg gyorsab-
ban kil0kik 6ket a munkabGl,
hogy ha mem is amerikai pol
garok.
Akik "nem"-mel felelnek er-
re a kerdesre, meg jobban meg
jarjak, inert ne higyje senki,
hogy az FBI-nak (G-menek)
mines meg az TWO tagsaganak
a lisztaja.
Azok lesznek szerencses hely-
zetben, akik becsiiletesen fe-
lelhetik, hogy mem tagjai ilyen
egyesiiletnek S igazat monda-
max, mikor ''nem"- felel-
mex.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-08
AZ IDECEN ELLENORzESI TORVENY
K0VETELMENyEI

ert. Az vi t0rveny tovabba ell
rendeli deportalasi eljarasok
felfuggeszteset olyanok iigye-
ben, akiknek deportalasa ha-
zastarsuk, sziileik, vagy kisko-
ru gyermekik szamara sulyos
gazdasagi hatrannyal jarna, ha
az emlitett csaladtagok ameri-
kai polgarok, vagy torvenyes
lakosok. Ha a kongresszus leg
k0zelebbi ulese alatt mem rem
deli az ICY felfiiggesztett ugyek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-08

Regen es sokszor figyelmez-
tettiik a magyarokat, hogy
tartozkodjana a v0r0s SERVE
zetekt6l es megirtuk AIT is,
hogy el6bb-ut6bb szamon ker-
mex mindenkit6l mindent, ami
kor el kell a meggondola atlan-
sag es az esetleges szemtelen-
kedesek k0vetkezmenyeit min
denkinek viSelni.
Sokan hallgattak rank, So
kan kimenekiiltek azokbol a
WORDS csoportokb6l, amelyekbe
a tajekozatlansag vitte a tagok
nagy reszet;; votak azonban
olyanok, akik a feher j6skakra
es a voros szennylapra hallgat-
tax.
J0hetnek es - sajnos - jon.
nj fognak id6k, mikor ezek az
"0ntudatos" tudatlanok a hi.
szekenyseget keservesen meg.
banjak.
Akik mem polgarai ennek 9
hazanak, azoknak most re.
gisztralni kell es kellemetler
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-08
UTBAN vANNAk
BAHAMA FELE

A volt angol kiraly, a mosta-
nj f6herceg es amerikai sziile-
test neje mar utban vannak
Europabol a Bahama szigetek
fele, ahol David f6herceg bizo-
nyos id6re kormanyz6 lesz.
Mines a vilagon olyan EN-
ber, aki szerencses utat ne XII
wanna neki es aki sajnalkozya
ne meme fele, inert bizony az a
ravasz Churchill alaposan ell.
temette David herceget nehany
esztend6 tartamara.
A regi id6kben, ha valame
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-08

ben a deportalast, akkor a de-
portalasi eljarast megsziinte-
tik es az idegen t0rvenyesithe-
ii lit tartozkodasat es ameri-
kai polgarra lehet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-08

&AudIIlOk 1OJOSGdIldCSOOd ICY
ut6bbi radi6beszedeb amikor
az ujjlenyomatezasi t0rvenyr6l
beszelt, a k0vetkez6ket mondot-
ia: "Ez a torveny mem jelent
valtozast az Egyesult Allamok
kormanypolit az lit el6
nem-polgarokkal szemben. Mi
ugyan szigorubb ellen6rzest We
zetiink be, megkoveteljiik az
idegenek regisztralasat, de eek
ben a nehez id6kben nemcsak
ellen6rzesiiket jelenti, hanenl
erdekeik megvedeset is"
Az vi t0rveny elrendeli, hogy
minden idegen, aki lit el es
meg nincs meg a masodik pa
pirja, ezenfeliil minden idegen,
aki ezutan jon be es 80 napnal
tovabb ohajt az Egyesult ALA
mok teruleten maradni, foly6
evi september 1-t6l szamitott
negy h6napon belul megnats-
rozott helyeken (legtobbnyire
a legkozelebbi postahivatalban)
regisztraltatni k0teles magat.
Ugyanekkor minden idegenrol
ujjlenyomatot fognak venni.
Mr.. Biddle szerint az adatokat
titkosan fogjak kezelni es csak
kormanyk0zegek reszere lesz-
max hozzaferhet6k.
A t0rveny rendelkezesei SEE
rint minden idegen eskii alatt
felelni lesz koteles regisztralasa
alkalmaval a k0vetkez6 kerde-
sekre: 1. Mikor es hol lepett az
Egyesult Allamok teruletere?
Mivel foglalkozik lit? 8. Allan
do lakosa az Egyesult Allamok :
max, vagy csak ideiglenesen
van lit? 4. Volt-e mar biintet-
We? 5. A bevandorlasi f0biztos
altal sziiksegesnek tartando
egyeb kerdesekre.
A regisztraland6 idegenek-
mex tudniOk kell tehat ideer-
kezesiik id6pontjat es a halo
nevet, amelyen j0ttek, inert
ezek segitsegevel tudja a Be
vandorlasi Hat6sag megallapi-
tani, hogy torvenyesen van
make lit. Sokan azonban mar
elfelejtettek ideerkezesiik pom
tos napjat, SGT neha az oket
idehoz6 halo nevet is. Ezen
adatok pontos tudasa eddig
csak azoknak volt okvetlenIl
sziikseges, akik polgarosodas-
ert folyamodtak. Ezutan min
den idegennek kell ezeket tud-
mia. Akik elfeledtek erkezesi
adataikat, tanacsos, hogy er-
dekl6djenek rokonaiktol, vagy
barataiktol, akik einlekezhet-
mex erkezesiikre.
A t0rveny egyik tovabbi rem
delkezese, hogy akik hamis
adatokat jelentenek be szande-
kosan, vagy maskepp vissza-
elnek a torveny el6irasaival,
azok ezer dollarig terjed6 penz-
biintetessel, vagy hat h6napig
tart6 foghazzal, esetleg mind
kett6vel biintetend6k. Ha va
lakit ilyen ekmenyert
az ideerkezeset6l szamitott 0t
even beliil itelnek el, az exert
deportaland6 is.
Az vi t0rveny els6sorban ke-
mex Is olyan idegenek ellen
Tranquil, akik t0rvenytelenul
vannak lit. A kormany RENE
Ii, hogy a t0rveny segitsegevel
mindket fajta idegent ut6ler-
hetik. El6ny0sebb elbanasban
reszesiilnek azok, akik 1924 jul
Illus /. el6tt torvenyteleniil lep-
TEX az orszagba, vagy engedely
nelkiil maradtak lit. Ezek mem
deportalhat6k es folyamodhat-
naI krlnz6Siik fHruAnveSifHSe-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-08

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

IT, Az utols6 evben 6n--..---..--... tagja voltam
vagy tevekeny r6szt vettem mint tag vagy sztvsel6)
egy szervezetben amely egeszben vagy r6szben
poitikai tev6kenys6get fejtett h, vagy valamely
knf6ldi kormany c6ljait mozditotta el6 .-.-------
Evening star., 1940-04-02

Frank Hudson came up with
sore back g.. Harris used Sid
Hudson against the Bees Satur-
day and so he was out Dean
pitched three innings, however
:. The crowd was composed of
Griffith, Joe Cambria, John Can
Eel, wives of four of the Sanford
players, few newspapermen and
handful of cash customers
Earlier in the day Griffith, Nick
Altrock and newspapermen with
the Mats were lunched by the
Sanford Rotary Club.
Camel, who manages Griff's
Orlando farm, touted Jeter and
Frank Hudson, a southpaw, but
the Washington bosses aren't
particularly excited Jeter,
who averages about three stiff
fines q season for disappearing
for couple of days at a stretch,
already has been socked $50 for
bending . couvivial elbow this
Evening star., 1940-04-02
Patnik, Diving Ruler,
Missed Letter in
4 School Sports
Considers Turning Pro
Because Of Calling
Off Of OIympics
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 2.-The num-
Der one attraction at Columbia
University's sixth annual water
carnival tonight is Al Patnik. the
blond diver from Ohio State who
couldn't win a letter in four sports
at high school.
Patnik, rated one of the greatest
springboard performers in history
If not the greatest of all. is slated
to oppose his teammate, Earl Clark,
and Columbia's Jack Keating in the
low-board diving exhibition.
Other stars on the program in
clude Jack Medica, olympic 400
meter champion; Peter Flick, holder
of the accepted world record for 100
meters: former backstroke cham
pion, Gearge Kojac, and others.
Then there are rhythmic swimming
exhibitions. with submarine lights
and all, to make it the biggest and
gaudiest carnival Columbia has yet
staged.
Seeks Revenge on Teammate.
There are two reasons why the
23-year-old Ohio State senior is the
leading performer. One is his re-
cord. the other the fact that he lost
the National Collegiate A. A. high
board title to Clark last Saturday.
He hopes to square accounts tonight
and again in the National A. A. u.
championships here next week end.
Since he has been competing for
Ohio State, Patnik has won the N. C.
A. A. low-board title three times,
the high board twice and the Ma
tional A. A. U. indoor titles from
both the 3 meter and 10 meter
boards three times in a row. Up to
last Saturday he had been beaten
only once in go meets. The lone
previous loss came last summer in
Germany and his coach, Mike Peppe,
explained that one away by saying
the program ran in" series of re-
quired dives with which Patnik was
not familiar and had no chance to
practice.
At Homestead, Pa, high school,
Patnik competed as diver, tumbler,
basket ball and soccer player
without being able to win letter.
In 1896 when he enrolled in Ohio
State, he set his aim for berth on
the 1910 Olmpic team. At that time
he said: Regardless of whethere I
make the Olympic team, 1910 will be
my last year of competitive diving.
I'm going into business and I won't
turn professional"
Tolls Way Through School.
But now, with his Olympic dream
swept aside, he's thinking seriously
of the professional angle. If he does
turn pro, he'll drop from school for
the remainder of the term and come
back for his degree after picking up
the nickels."
The youngest of seven children.
Patnlk lost his father when he was
years old. After leaving high
school he worked a year to amass a
college NEST egg" He has worked
his way through Ohio State by wait
ing on table at his fraternity house
for his meals and by working as
typist in the university publicity de-
partment.
Evening star., 1940-04-02

year =. Hudson, who was op-
Grated on for a cataract on one
eye, must wear glasses at least
a year.
Red Marion, once with the Mats
as an outfielder, has a 19-year-
old brother in the Sanford out
field The Kid raced Elmer
Gedeon, Nat rookie and national
intercollegiate hurdles champion,
while at Michigan last year
At the 50-yard mark, Marion was
S yards in front, but Gedeon
nipped him at the wire in the
100-yard test.
Jimmy Bloodworth. who hadn't
been able to get q ball out of
the inf1eld in three previous
games, put on quite a show yes
terday, getting four straight sin
giles and winding up with a home
run out of the park Jimmy
Wasdell didn't do so poorly,
either, after going out his first
Evening star., 1940-04-02
Pitching Streak Of Gmen Danger Against Tigers Today


the Griffs put on yesterday at
Sanford as they won a 15-to-0
verdict over the Florida State
League pennant winners. The
fly in the ointment was the cali
ber Of the opposition Some Of
the Nat clubhouse boys can pitch
better than at least one of the
three Sanford hurlers who saw
action :. The game was played
for two reaSonS-a crowd was ex-
pected to see Sid Hudson and
Jim Dean, Sanford graduates,
perform for the Mats and, in
turn, Bucky Harris and Clark
Griffith wanted to see Cleo Jeter
and Frank (no relation) Hudson
pitch for Sanford Cleo and
Frank were touted as highly as
Sid and Dean.
Signals were crossed all around
-. Sanford used Jeter the day
before against Nashville and
Evening star., 1940-04-02
Lee Will Sacrifice Anything for Arts Sake

Here's the kind this leading
he defended himself IT
base Surprisingly argue point
loaded with logic
stab versatility.
Grsom cookie further his
When Nose Grove back after
In the where Grove attributed his
ton of four teeth
nothing Grissos
head at his figures that
OF four molars job twice big could
AS far the Reds
before the 1889
stood His number last August
the Reds unoaded onto the
OF getting for the the
On the other hand he can fog that
ba 1t
by the Yankees and the we said in
the beginning, cookie.
Evening star., 1940-04-02
Littmon, Who Predicted Court
Crown for Roosevelt, Now
Visions Diamond Title

duties are debated by Tom Howard,
Al Buschling and Eiker.. while Ernie
Travis. another basket ball star,
probably will hold down second.
Two of last seasons court guards
Frank Ciango and Tom Robertson,
are vieing for shortstop, with Ernie
Vitalie the likeliest third baseman
When not catching Perlo may see
inf1eld duty.
Heading the list of outfield as
pirants is Les Wicklein, another
gridman. Wicklein, who did little
playing last year, is being counted
upon to use his 100 pounds to good
advantage at the plate. Other out
fielders are Dick Goodman and Bing
Duvall. Should Howard fail at first
he will be given chance in the
garden.
Evening star., 1940-04-02
Rangers Pilot Sees
Win Over Leafs in
Six Struggles
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 2.-Lester
Patrick, who called his shot perfectly
when he predicted that his New
York Rangers would beat the Boston
Bruins in six games to take their
first series in the National Hockey
League playoffs. has issued another
prediction for the Stanley Cup final
against the Toronto Maple Leafs
which begins tonight: "The Rangers
in six games"
Naturally, the Ranger manager
doesn't expect to find Boss Conny
Smythe of the Maple Leafs agreeing
with him. but the prediction appears
to be pretty sound
The Ranger-Leaf rivalry is a
notable one, and has been ever since
Smythe began to organize the
original Rangers and was ousted in
favor of Patrick. They have clashed
twice in the Stanley Cup playoffs.
The Leafs won three straight games
in 1882 for the only time they have
won the world championship trophy.
The next year the Rangers reversed
the decision, winning three of four
games.
Evening star., 1940-04-02
BY ROBERT HENRY,

Last November Herman Littman
of Roosevelt High School voiced the
thought that his basket ball team
might win the interhigh champion
ship and three months later the
Rough Riders owned their first
athletic title in 81 years. Yesterday
Coach Llttman all but said that his
baseball team would win the high
school crown, and after watching
his squad in its first practice one
is inclined to agree.
Littman, former Washington
and Lee and New York U. catcher,
is starting his fifth year as baseball
coach. His record to date is two
seconds, a third and a fifth. Last
year the team placed third to Gen.
tral and Eastern, and. while five
regulars are missing from that nine.
many capable youngsters are ready
to step up notch.
Yesterday Littman was busy with
As boys who reported for the initial
Grill. Another 20 were unable to
be present, being schooled in the
fine art of drilling with the cadets.
In a week or so the SQUAD will be
pared down to about 35
Five 1899 Stars Missing.
Missing from last years team,
which lost only three games, are
Danny Boothe, Byran Waters and
Jimmy Robertson, outfielders; John
ny Thrift. third baseman, and Billy
Robertson, shortstop.
Due to an extended basket bal
season, the baseball squad is ia,
behind in practice Only the
pitchers have done any real work
although the team opens April 10
with Westinghouse. The first
interhigh game will be two days
later with Anacostja. Besides six
series games the Riders have sched-
uler as many outside tits, the most
important being with Maryland
Frosh and the Navy Plebes. Series
playof games start May %, with the
title game set for June Z.
Littman figures Western as the
tCdIll W UCdG. IlCdI WcSIcIu IT,
Gently beat George Washington
freshman in a practice game" he
said. "Of course, that doesn't al
ways mean so much. Those college
coaches usually use their greenest
material when playing the high
schools. Last year we beat freshman
teams from G. w. and Maryland"
Has Quartet Of Pitchers.
So far Littman is depending on
four pitchers, two of whom were
ineman on the football squad, Eddie
Vermillion, who won six games last
year, and Morton Jumbo" Pearl
man. Both are 100 Founders who
can burn up the air with speed.
Edie Paylor and Milton RAPPORT, both
ightweights, rely on curves and
control. Kemp Cook and Tom Mar
celino also are trying out for hill
berths.
Hymie Perlo, the husky basket
ball star, is due to take over the
catching along with Len Eiker and
Bill Red" Hutchison. First base
Evening star., 1940-04-02

three trips Jimmy hit con-
secutive home runs in the sew
enth and eighth innings, driving
across seven runs on the two
blows over the right-f1eld fence
-. The reason why Cecil Travis
didn't play is because Harris is
taking no chances of hurting his
legs on the sandy terrain here
-. And the reason George Case
was out Of the game for the Sec
ond straight day is that he re-
injured his arm sliding against
the Bees last Saturday in Bra
denton.
Sanford folk say that Hudson's
hitting, more than his pitching.
will endear him to washington
fans Harris will settle for
the pitching =. Smallest share Of
gate receipts this year was the
$25.25 the Mats "B" squad earned
Sunday In Deland against Chat
tanooga.
Evening star., 1940-04-02
Army Airmen, Medics
Open Militia Loop
Play April II

The same outfits that comprised
the Militia Baseball League last
season again have enrolled in that
loop. and a 32-game schedule will
be launched April q when Boiling
Field stacks up against Army Med
ical Center on the Walter Reed
Hospital diamond
In addition to Boiling Field and
Army Medical Center, Fort Myer,
st. Elizabeth's and Naval Receiv-
ing Station will be represented.
George D. Riley has been named
honorary president, with Walter P.
Griffith president; E. A. Bartholo-
NEW, vice president; Robert Fisher,
secretary, and Sydnor Boswell,
treasurer.