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Evening star., 1940-08-11
Wood, Newcomer,
In Double Triumph
Al Trapshoot

H. G.. Wood, a newcomer at the
Benning traps, scored twin victory
in the Washington Gun Club shoot
yesterday, chalking up a 46 in the
50-target race and smashing "a birds
In the 25-handicap events. He stood
at "a yards in the latter event.
A special testimonial shoot, hon.
oring the memory of Forrest McNair
Of Texas, is scheduled next Sat-
urday with targets to be allotted in
50-target 16-yard race and So
target handicap.
McNair, an internationally known
trapshooter, was a member of the
winning American team in the last
Olympics.
Visitors will be welcome as COM
petitors as well as spectators Satur-
day.
Conroc
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Cantre|l and Cooper
In Speedboat Race
Of Regatta Here
Six Stors of Gold Cup
Test Also Expected
To Seek Honors

The Presidents Cup Regatta,
scheduled September 27, %, 20,
moved toward high gear yesterday
with the announcement that two
Kentuckians-W. E. (WiId Bib
Cantrell and Marion Coopsr-had
sent in their entries for the Presi-
dents Cup Race.
OF particular interest was the an
nouncement by Chairman Aubrey
Bogley of the Race Committee that
barring mishaps, the six star partici-
pants in the Gold Cup races at
Northport Harbor, Long Island, next
Saturday, were expected to compete
in the regatta here. They are Lou
Fageol of Los Angeles and his So
Long, Zalmon G.. Simons, jr., Green
wich, Conn, with My Sin, defending
Gold Cup champion: Herb Mendel-
son of Detroit, with Notre Dame;
George Cannon, New Rochelle, N. Y,
with Gray Goose III; Horace Dodge,
Detroit, with Miss Syndicate, and
Gar Wood, jr, of Detroit, with
Tinker Toy.
BOgiey and Remon HOnored.
Another item of interest 70 power
boat followers was the announce
ment from the Indian Harbor Yacht
Club that Bogley and John A. Re-
mon, president of the Presidents
Cup Regatta and also head of the
American Power Boat Association,
had been appointed honorary off,
cials for the Gold Cup races. Bogley
and Remon plan to leave next FRI
day and will concentrate consider.
able attention on the six crack pilots
| expected here
Cantrell and Cooper, both hailing
from Louisville, were the first to
enter.
Neither Cantrell nor Cooper is en-
tered at Northport. In the 1899
Presidents Cup Regatta Cantrell hit
log on the way to the starting line
and was forced out. Last year at
Detroit in the Gold Cup races Cam
trell broke away at hurricane pace,
topping the field for one lap in the
! first two heats before ''conking out"
| Cooper did not compete here last
year, but was in the Gold Cup at
Detroit. Contrell will be at the wheel
Of Why Worry here and Cooper will
pilot Mercury.
| Champs Entry Uncertain.
Chairman Bogley stated that DIR.
| A. L. Harbarger of Akron, Ohio, who
is not entered at Northport. has in
dicated he would be here with Art
Eff, new power boat which has
| two Hall motors.
| Regarding the entry of the de-
Tending champion, Harold Wilson Of
Ingersoll. Ontario, Chairman Bogley
declared Wilson is not entered Gef-
nitely at Northport but his chances
of defending his title here and pos
sibly competing in the Gold Cup
races, are contingent upon the spe-
cial permission that is being sought
from Canadian authorities to have
him race in this country.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
500 Are Angling
For Bay Prizes

Q! lne ASSOCIATED Press.
CR1SF1ELD, Md, Aug. 10
Hundreds of anglers, cheered by
a sunny, cool bay, boarded a fleet
OF fishing boats today and sought
championships in the fifth an
nual grand contest of the Chesa-
peake Bay Fishing Fair Associa-
ton.
Officials estimated about 500
fishermen, all dyed-in-t wool
enthusiasts from II nearby
States, were in action.
Prizes-with about 100 awards
to be made-will be distributed
tomorrow afternoon.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
DoIy, Grohs Will Help
Coach Army Again
q the Associated Press.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. TO-
Capt. Maurice F. (Moe) DAILY and
First Lieut.. William r. (BilD Grohs
will leave Maxwell Field Wednes-
day to assume positions as assist
ant football coaches at the United
States Military Academy.
DAILY, one-time Army center, is
going back for his 18th year as
backf1eld and center coach, while
Grohs is returning for his third
season as coach of the Plebes.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Howell Takes Hittinu
Dive, but Still Tops
/. |. With .359
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-Murray
Howell finally hit the ceiling in
the International League and fell
back from his stratospheric hitting
perch.
The Baltimore outfielder remained
In front in the race, but for the
first time in over a month he
dropped. points.
He had an average Of .359, 13
less than the previous week and 36
notches above his closest pursuer,
George Staller of Montreal.
Staller and Gene Corbett of Bal
timore, who were in dead heat
for second place last week with
.S26, continued their red-hot race.
Staller had 1913 and Corbett 1922.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Two Links Events Announced
By Maryland Association

Three links Journeys to be held
over the next two weeks were an
nounced yesterday by the Maryland
State Golf Association.
First on the list is a mixed two
ball tourney to be played with Sc
lective drives and alternate shots
at the Rolling Road Golf Club of
Catonsville, Md, Sunday, August 10.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Western Maryland Net
Champs to Defend
By the Associated Pres,

OAKLAND, Md, Aug. 1o.-Tennis
players from four States will COM
pete in the 21st annual Western
Maryland championship tourna-
ment opening Monday at Noun
tain Lake Park.
Joy Hartman of Pittsburgh, who
won the womens singles last year,
and Price Colvin of Baltimore, who
won the mems event, will defend.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Wins Iowa Legion Title

ROCKWELL CITY, Iowa, Aug.
10 (Pl.--Cedar Rapids won the Iowa
American Legion junior baseball
championship here today by defeat
ting Ottumwa, 6 to 2.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Gibson Grays PIoy Again

Gibson Grays, who trounced vien-
ma Cardinals, 7-3, yesterday at Falls
Church, will play the Vienna A. @.
today at Vienna, Va.
Evening star., 1940-08-11

TWO oF kIND-Usng the springboard Bert Williams
District A. A. u diving champion June Booth
stan execute simultaneous dive at the Washington Golf
and Country Club This pair and other diving and swim
ming stars will participate in the nearby Virginia big
water show next Thursday afternoon Feature will be meet
between the champion Washington Golf Country
the Nassau, Bahamas which is Canada for the
British Empire championship. Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1940-08-11

DISPLAYING THEIR REACH-Two former Alabama wingnen
Gene Blackwell ef and Hayward SANDY Sanford
ing how high they could grab pass
drills at Spokane, Wash With the team already having
ends is unlikely that both will be kept appears
have the better chance of his kicking
that stood the Tide in good stead for three years.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
One Run Often Is Bio

There have been ten 1-to-0 games
in the American League this year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
S. A. Boys Club
Open 10 Soldiers

The Salvation Army BOYS club
hereafter will remain open every
Sunday afternoon for convenience
Of enlisted men in this area. If
was announced Tuesday by MAJ.
Earl NJ. Williams.
The club. which occupies the
second and third floors OF the Sal
walton Army building at loe So.
18th st. is equipped with a spa
eious gymnasium and game room.
a library and facilities for letter
writing.
we will turn over the entire
club and its equipment for the
use Of the soldiers" stated Major
Williams. land we hope that they
will find II possible TO take ad-
vantage Of this opportunity. We
also give them a cordial invitation
to the public services which are
held each Sunday morning and eve
ming in the same building"
Since the club opened, II has
gained a membership OF 2s3 boys.
During the month Of October the
total attendance was lao.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
Motorcycle Officer
Hos Close Escape

City traffic officers were check
ing on the identity 81 the driver
Of a truck who nearly caused an
accident Monday afternoon by fail.
ing 10 heed a police siren
Motorcycle officer l.. l.. clough
was answering an emergency cali
and speeding through traffic which
had been stopped all along Jeffer-
son st. when a truck started to
make left turn across the Ia
coma avenue bridge Clough. who
reported he nearly ran the truck
into the southwest corner" oh
tanned the license number and
continued on his way A charge Of
failure 10 heed the siren was being
prepared against the driver
Alex Vlahos. 1909 No. I at. ard
Thomas M. Bru. Tacoma. were
tieketed for failure 10 observe ar
terial stops. Monday Marietta
Harrington. Of vashon. drew =
ticket for obstruetlng a crossing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
Makes Speech
Al Wrong Time

nsfsnse attorneys ca m y
sooffed Monday afternoon at the
ldes that orvtlls Cofer. sT-yesf-eld
racoms painter. should h. commit
ted 70 the state hospital At stella
eoom. The state attorney. Horace
Geer. also addressed the Jury
quietly and without insistAnes that
the man he locked up
Cofef, IN an unusual procedure
had demanded jury trial rather
than the customary insanity hear.
ing before = judge alone
Tn. jurors started 10 file from
Judge Remains courtroom 20 con
slider the testimony when Golfer
popped 10 hi, feet
Your honor he demanded. ig-
noring his attorneys. Il want 10
take the stand In my own behalf
don't think my attorneys
have represented me 20 the best -
their ability"
lie waved a letter he wanted the
jury 10 read and began a hsrsngue
10 the court which was stiil going
after Judge Remain had declared
= recess and retired 10 his cham.
hers and Cofer wa. ushsred out 81
the room by two deputy sheriffs.
The jury was back In few
minutes with verdict Of ,'insant
and should be committed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
Presidential Vote
In County. 80. 28l

More than 90 per cent Of Pierce
countys registered voters had con-
victions to express in the Nov. 5
presidential election. official count
ing of the vote showed Tuesday.
Total vote was s0,2s1
The official tabulstion. COM
pleted as far as the highest office
was concerned. showed Roosevelt
with 1910; Wirkie. piss; Nor
man Thomas. Socialist. 1872; John
w. Aiken. Socialist-Labor. III.
Earl Browder, Communist. 3l4,
and Roger w. Babson, Prohibition
party. $40.
Willkie, while in the losers col
umn. won s,s57 more votes in the
county than the 1886 presidential
candidate Of his party. Alfred NJ
Landon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20

license,

Marriage license applications
have been filed with the Pierce
county auditor by Perry \. SYN
zen. q. and Jusnits y. Wood. ie
both q as Fswcett ave Edward
James Gallagher. 70. rs So YAK
ma and Helen Catherine sAbol
- 2Sol So X. Frank Martin
PoHeh 81 4627 Fawcett ard
Anne Janet Udcuch. 20 sie4 "
18th Max Kenneth Archer. =
azoi So 6Sth. and Emma Thaut.
= IT'S 50. Sheridan. Albert
Aussere. 2. 5s07 So Junstt. ard
Dorothy James. Is SSH So
Junett Max Gail Dunlop. Is. us
Fswcett. snd Yolands Georgetti
=. 400 s.. Washington. William
Clifford Dixon. SO. 2Os 1st ST.
Puyallup. and Gudrun Cecihs
oftebro. IS. eos 5th 81, Puysllup.
High l. Gardzelewski. 20. Rem
ton. and Louvenis y Furman. Is.
Spokane. Clarence h. Dickinson.
81. Fort Lewis. and Jessie Stan
field p. 1919 Ia. eist. Harvey
Dewitt Weber. Al. and Claudette
Bea Umsted. SO, both OF Seattle.
Louis Macalusa, IS. Route ;. Box
sos. Tacoma. and Rose Ann
Roiiano. 10, Route 3. Box SIP. Ia
coma. Jack Leroy Hampton. 81.
and Jemima Sophia Way. 10. both
~ 1923 Fswcett; George Albert
Cox. -. and Genevieve Heintz. g.
both Of Prosser.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
Prisoner Taken
By u. S. Marshal

A rsrs instance ~ ire law
versatility. st-yssr-oid Thomas r
nlaIr Nas - rcuts from Tscnns
- Spokane - ire guest a =
l : marshal
ChHeaaiogiesily. Rlatr TED
prosecution for highway robbery
in Washington ~ going 10 Idaho.
then later coming 90 racogus.
where he was recognized and cap
tured lsst week ~ city police
\ FEDERAL statute vas invoked
whereby nair vas charged with
entering T. s Jurisdiction when
hs crossed state lire IN his
night
Federal Judge I. l. Black turn
II nlalF over % the marshal fnr
delivery whsn the young mar SO
- must necessarily forsgo bind
st 81 $4,000
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20

stsinhart. Cal Webber. william
Root md ] -. Mcintosh. Burial In
Mountain View cemetery.
Mrs. Sue u. Nsrnon--Wsdnes
day. l p. m, from hsllingsrs
chapel. Rev. W A. Moore offlciat-
INK. Pallbearers named are Alien
Crazy. Thompson Faris. Jack "
coen. Albert Hagsdorn. y. J Me
cofmiok and Harry Bower Burial
in lakewood cemetery
Peter J. Nsniey 49, wsdne aday
1913 =. m. Holy Rosary church.
cortege 10 leave Caffnsys A. 10.
intsrrnsnt calvary cemetery.
rosary 10 be r.cltsd AZ Caffnsys
Tuesday q, = p m. by the Blessed
Virgin Altar society. the l. e.
-. A.. St Martins Mothers club.
and friends
Sister Mary Nssimisna We'd
nssday. $50 a m. H. Jossphs
hospital chapel intermsnt. Calvary
cemetery under direction Of Calf
nsys
William D. tyr--Wsdnssdsy. 3
a. m. Holy Rosary church. eorisgs
n issys Cassidy 4 Aliens ~ SIS.
intsrusnt calvary cemetery
rosary ~ 10 rscitsd Tuesday at
80 p. m. ~ the church
sssossl !. R,isseil "Wednesday
2 80 ,. m. Bethany Lutheran
church. on the mountain road.
Rev. Hans Bvinth officiating. in
tsrment. church cemetery under
direction 81 Lynn'E
Ernest Ramseir - "wednesday.
, M. Lynn ehApsl. Rev. ". o.
Bsnthin officiating. intsrmsni.
Tacoma eefustsry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
Buying Stepped Up Here
As Holiday Approaches

Ieesi Wholesale dealers hsd =
huzY Inc rnestsy ming uri~fs
81 Thanksgiving tseiss rafssys
vanished 81 : rapid pace and st
- essaks n price TIE inel.
asstals sch - cranh~rrtss sweet
potatoes sna ether favoritss also
sntoysd treat popularity
This burst - activity made NJ
alffsrsnes IN prices for ne aAy.
DEALERS reported no changes They
sefe WsH stocked with foca an
ID Httls q rspoFt IN the way -
incoming produce The only cut.
Standing sxcention % thls vas =
ausniifY a. CshfoFnis esunnsWef
which go pat ~ sale 81 81 Is
u hoiessls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
SleepIess Nights

Doctors s@y par Ft9nsys sssntsla 10 nnliss
81 tny t4tss - Ellsrn skass ksic " purity tsss
fae-s1 sa-4 rep go ks@lUsy. Nhrn th@y ga
tFsd sksf dsnt segf fixts IN n a. ytln-<.
nzsny Dsosas have ~ go - nlxfai3 fresszsns
- ses<ity pNsasxss vita ans4fcax sEsd b4rElAx
sesaetlfnss slagsa tk-sfs q ssfns.hinx sfsEsx
y IA yDsT EAansFs o. biae1sF. Dent a@xisss
t.is fetsa Ton al 49, ssilala. rsstfai assep.
Wan 1iseFfsr ~ safcsy faAeiisn psfsnIis
g-e=ssnsosz fssttsf b fsu.zln Ia Jo1f ete-s9 a
rzsy also e@afs nszzlnz rsstssts. fi.sssasfss
Da4zza. 20 pans. 4Qas Of gsD sn1 ansrxF,
s-sisisz. aHsa.nszs Ea4sr ~ eyes. bss1zesasz
sn1 dizElfssa.
Deaf sslti Al yasr sruxzas, 81 Dass'.
flilss ss<d sstesssflilg - Eri'ii1ns for ssss -
ysssa Tesy slss h4pfy rsiisf sna -iil "a,
ths IL - - - slersg tlh~s faah est fsoIssa-
s@s ss<ts ffena pear tlo-s4 Get Ls@as Pa
Aas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
Milwaukee Club
To Meet Tuesday
90th Anniversary
To Be Wednesday,

Members % Mount Tacoma Ser
wee club. an organization Of Nj
vsukee railroad employees. vi
meet al $50 p m. Tuesday n the
cluhrooms Of the freight house fer
a program. Women vii serve 4
buffet luncheon.
. r Lund viii serve as chair
man and Ike johnson. retired con
ductor. will tell stories Of cary
DAYS on the hne
The program j. being arranged
IN connection with the Goth ann
versarv Wednesday Of the opera
ton ~ the first Milwaukee pas
senger train. II ran five miles
from Milwaukee TO wauWstosa
Wisconsin.
At ? m. Wednesday whistles
al the Milwaukee shops and on
al engines over the entire system
Of the railroad Will be blown in
honor OF the anniversary.
II you're not using IL. sell II with
a Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
Obituary Notices

local hospital. Born In Mont
gomery. Ala. she was n member
OF the Episcopal church and OF
the Adolphian society. She Il
survived by one daughter. Mrs
OTIS Chsbot OF Ocean City Wash
Funeral services viii be held We'd
nesday at 1890 a. m. al the Lynn
chapel. with interment in the rs.
coma cemetery. Rev. Robert +
pfeiffer will officiate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
MISS LOUISE BARTH

Miss Louise Barth. 40. OF 35is
So NJ ST. died Monday at a local
hospital She was native OF
Ohio. Surviving are her mother,
Mrs. Marietta Barth OF Los An
geles. Calf, and three brothers,
Robert and William Barth in Cali
fornia and Harry !. Barth Of Ia
coma. Funeral announcement by
piper's
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
JAMES HYDE

James Hyde, si-year-old resident
Of Father Divine's peace mission.
died Monday In local hospital.
lie Is survived by a son. Andrew.
living in Alabama: a brother. Mel
son, and a sister. Mary f., both Of
Chicago. Funeral arrangements
are in charge OF c. O. Lynn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
NARCIsE PAUL

Narcise Paul. Sc, Of Larchmont.
died Monday at local hospital.
A native OF Canada, he WAS a re-
tired farmer and had lived here
for AZ years. Surviving are one
niece. Mrs w. d. Campbell. and
three nephews, A. J. Paul Of Ia
coma and H. J. and Gene Paul of
Seattle. Funeral announcement
by Piper's.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20

Meeting - ~ Tseoms chapter.
~ III. Military Order - yhs
Purple Heart. I'm start 81 me
otynru- hetsi - 50 n. Tu>sdsy.
4 -. snssanesa ~ ". = rsnins.
ssatssf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
MRS. EMMA DOUGLAS

Mrs. Emma Douglas. 81. died
Sunday in n local hospital and fu-
neral arrangements are IN charge
Of Piper's. She was a resident Of
1903 So. sth st., where she Is sur
wyed by her husband Charles
Douglas. only other known sur
Nvor Is a sister living In California.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20

Accused II ensfaeslnr . vcrsf.
sFoas sFxawsnt "A q pnhisr street.
HaEh asthsmy snd Stanley Alisn.
Izli<f - ssl<rrzt~riF eonshzes
charge. ~eF~ fin~d tis ard enses
n faIse. snaFt Tuesday. nus wum
stsy - eeuzmlfusnfs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
HIS FINE - SIS

Harry Crossman. arrested Mon.
day on a charge Of being intoxi-
Gated in m automobile was fined
sl5 and costs In police court
Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
FUNERAL SERVICES

Joseph Bruce Gordon--Wednes-
day. 1890 a. m. from Mellinger's
chapel. Rev. w. A. Moore officiat-
ing. Pallbearers named are Arvld
Erickson, Jack Smith, NJ. u.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
MRS. ANNA DoLLIi johnson

Mrs. Dollie johnson. 70, Of 934
So Sheridan ave, died Monday
at a local hospital. A native Of
Norway. she had lived here for
40 years. Surviving are her hus-
band, Victor, and one step
daughter, Mrs. Nellie Falskow of
Day Island Funeral announce
ment by Lynn.
MRS. SUSAN ALICE DENNIS
Mrs. Susan Alice Dennis. rs. OF
COZ So. / st. died Monday at a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20

stsinhart, Cal Webber. william
Root nnd J u. Mcintosh. Burial In
Mountain View cemetery.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-25
FONTOS GYULES
CAMPBELLBEN

A Campbell Magyar Haz,
Pclgari Kor es MOI Club rem
des havi, fontos gylilest tart
most vasarnap, aprilis 28-an,
este 7::30-kor a Reed Avenuei
Magyar Hazban. Kerjiik a
tagokat, hogy minel nagyobb
szanban yegyenek reszt, mi
vel al julius 14-en tartando
campbelli Magyar Nap iigye
kerul reszletes targyalasra,
ezenkivil egyeb megbeszelesek
is lesznek.
Kulonosen kerjuk a MOI
Club tagjainak a. megjeleneset
e gyuiesen, inert segitsegiik-.
re nagy szukseglink lesz a
campbelli Magyar Napon,
Szeretettel fogadunk minden
campbelli magyart e gyulesen,
ha meg mem tagja a Koriink-
mex, jelenjenek meg kozottiirlk
most vasarnap:
A Bisottsdg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-25
A NACYB|zOTTSAC.
FELHIVASA
YOUNGSTOWN ES VIDEKE
MAGYARSAGAHOZ!

A Nagybizottsag aprilis II
en- az Oreg Ref. Egyhaz terme-
ben tartott gyulesen a f6-targy
a Radio Ora volt. A radio BIZ
zottsag eln0keve DR.. Laurisin
Jeno lett megvalasztva. 8
fogja ertesiteni a Nagybizott-
sagot a radio programrol es
az ezzel kapcsolatos ugyekr6l.
A Nagybizottsag ezennel fell
hivja a Youngstown es k0r-
nyeke magyarsagat, hogy a ze-
nei tehetsegek jelentkezzenek
DR.. Laurisinnal vagy Gober
Janos titkarnal, ha szerepelni
akarnak a magyar radio oran.
Minden felreertes elkeriilese
vegett tudomasul hozzuk ait
is, hogy a jelentkezoket BIZ
ralni a radio allomas fogja,.
mielott fellepnek.
Remeljuk, hogy sok jelent-
kezo lesz, hisz van meg sok fol
nem fedezett magyar tehetseg
Youngstown es kornyeken.
Fol tehat magyarok segitsiik a
Nagybizottsagot, hogy megva-
losithassa vegre a reg ohai-
tott Magyar Radio orat.
A tiSstikar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-25
A DEMOKRATA KOR
GYULEST TART

A Mahoning Megyei Magyar
Demokrata Kor rendes havi
gylilest tart aprilis 26-an, pen
TEX este 7 orakor a West Sidei
Magyar Hazban.
Gyules utan tarsasjatek es
estely lesz, amelyre szivesen
latunk nindenkit. Belepo dij
mem lesz, az estelyen izletes
harapnivalok lesznek felszol-
galva, hazi keszitmenyii sii-
temeny es eros ital ugy jegbe-
hiitott s0r. Mindenki kolthet
a kedve szerint.
"A tisztikar erosen farado-
zik azon, hogy ez az estely
minden jelenlev6 reszere EN-
ifkezetesse tegyek. exert ker
iiik az ossztagsag megjeleneset
teljes es minel n,gyobb SIAM
ban es pontos idoben,
Mdtydsy TstUdn, eInok.
Lautver MILDLY, titkdr
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-25
SIT. GYORGY COR. KATH.
SZOV. IL. OSZTALY
FELHIVASA

Tisztelettel ertesitjuk a
Scent Gyorgy Gorog Katholi-
kus Szoyeseg 12-ik youngs-
town. osztaly ossztagsagat.
hogy most vasarnap, aprilis
28-an fogjuk megiinnepelni
Szovetsegink vedoszentjenek,
Scent Gy0rgynek a nevenap-
jat.
Alapszabalyunk ertelmeben
minden tag koteles gyonni es
aldozni. A gyontatasok szom-
nap 10 orakor a tagok gylles-
bat este 7 oratol lesz, vasar-
teremben gyulekeznek, ahon-
nan Ft. Poratunszky lelkesz
vezetesevel tagok csoportja
az egyleti zaszloval az ellen be-
vonulnak a templomba es a
zaszlohoz kozel ESQ elso pad
sorokban foglalnak helyet.
Scent aldozashoz a tagok tes
tiiletileg jarulnak, mint min
den evben szokasos. A tagok.
viseljek a jelvenyuket. Felvo-
nulas kOzben felvetel keszul a
menetrol.
Este 7 oratol pedig ossze-
jovetelt tartunk a gyulesteram-
hen, ahol mindenki meglepe-
tesben reszesul es tarsasjate-
kokkal, izletes harapnivalok
es jo tea nellett szorakozhat-
max. Az asszonyainkat ker-
iiik, hogy hozzansk magukkal
siitemenyeket
E baratsagos estere szere-
tcttel meghivjuk az osszes
Gyorgyoket, ha mem is tagjal
q Szovetsegiinknek, valamint
az egesz magyarsagot, partol-
ianak minket, mint ahogy mi
is megtettuk AIT a multak-
ban.
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Tisztelettel
A Tisstikar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-25
WEST SIDEI POLGARI KOR
GYULESEROL


Multi vasarnap megtartott
gyiilesen a West Sidei Ma
gyar Polgari K0r ugy hataro-
zott, hogy a Magyar Hazat to-
vabbra is megtartja, a felajan-
lott feltetelek mellett.
Ugyancsak e gyulesen egy-
hangulag indorszaltak Ma.
tyasi Istvant es mindent meg
teSznek a sikereert.
Majus sen, vasarnap del
utan 2 oral kezdettel egy
kGzos politikai gyulest tarta-
max a Varosi Polgari Korrel
egyutt, amelyre minden jelolt
meg lesz hiva.
A joleti bizottsag meg lett
sZuntetve, es a tisztikar lett
negbizva a joleti ugyek elm
tezesevel.
Tisztelettel
A TiSstikQr.