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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-10-12
There is no substitute for
Newspaper Advertising
HOLLYWOOD .Sighn ind Soand5


EN- ROUTE FORT WORTH Tex Oct l2.-Stream of
consciousness:
and Gertrude Stein jolly well
fly if she likes who said likes
doing sitting here with the falling
Away down South i'll Dixie is where Fort Worth is
Shut you better than anybody you're doing
You're going a movie
and in
cided to gala prenere-whoopla it Worth.
called THE Westerner and that's
stomach down the ground and wonder what
moment sent you in the air
That's Walter Brennan down the aisle Mrs
and they it's fine when you get
Gary Cooper Garys standing aisle talking
smooth the air is and about the time he
smooth Look look The will be
responsible smooth
let's forget the thing talk
aisle Lillian Lily Langtry 1.-The Westerner' pity
she has little story wrapped
around the character of the Jersey Lily.
Phoenix Down, out for coffee again. Gary Cooper
is loquacous = he's his favorite hunting
port the Cinderella girl listening Garys leading
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-10-12
PERCY'S CAFE
S II o II
AT PERCY'S CAFE
Breakfast Dinner or Light
Lunches
. DELICIOUS FOOD
. FOUNTAIN SERVICE
. REFRESHMENTS

Few she extra Went to New York, dis
covered" brought back.
But wasn't all dream she there plenty OF
original Cinderella story Chill
Town" boy. He's from Texas Seagovlle In
49, Gettin vaudeville
until talkies Then had turn handspring for hamburg
Chils sleepy. Garys sleepy. Walt and Mrs. Walt
sleepy Everybodys sleepy.
This train has stopped Ell Paso. It's off again. and its
not train it's plane Sleep Sunrise. Wow
pink plains hills Breakfast with Brennan
early Gary hel sleep mind break
patterns figures The snaky
Bazos River cong plain Weatherford home of Mary
Martin fine Pretty little top
Fields and
Lakes and woods. Then buildings of EN- and TALL
like directors metropolitan far
below The model town gets bigger and the CHEEKY stew
arde fan landing and it's Fort Worth and here
and there they Fort WORTH out early and waiting
with yppee and glad hands and autograph books and this
Cooper lad amazing there grinnng and shaking hands
signing books having his picture taken and SO are
all the stars and it's big day ahead for everybody
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-10-12
Propaganda
0fCermany
CONTINUING
Latest Broadcast Is Great
Britain Angling for
Terms of Peace

NEW YORK, Oct. PA CHS
shortwave listening station reported
this forenoon hearing a German
radio broadcast that declared Great
Britain has sought in all possible
ways to obtain unofficial informal
ton on German terms of peace but
said the British found only Ger
man determination not to talk
about peace" before victory at
arms.
The Associated Press, here and
abroad, has no word of any such
advances being made, in fact Brit
ish determination to win the war
against the Axis powers is more
pronounced than ever before.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-10-12
PLANE MOVEMENTS

. Alaska Clipper scheduled to
0 leave Seattle Monday morn
9 ing at 7;30 o'clock, return
Q ing south from Juneau next
. Tuesday morning.
9 PAA Electra due in from Fair
. banks this afternoon. Next
. flight to Fairbanks probably
o not before Tuesday morning
at 10 a. m. Mail closes at
Q 8 a. m.
. Planes scheduled to fly every
morning at 9 o'clock for Sitka,
. weather permitting.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-10-12
MINING ENGINEER
IS VISITOR HERE

Louis Levensaler, well known
mining engineer, came in on the
steamer Denali this morning to
spend a few days in investigation
work near Juneau.
Levensaler left for Carlson Greek
this morning to spend about five
days going over that property
which had been planned for pro-
duction this summer, but is now
not expected to be opened up I'M
til possibly next spring.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-10-12
TIDES ToMcaR w
(Sun Tine)
TIDES MONDAY

Low tide-5..34 am, IL feet.
High tide-1152 am, 1877 feet.
Low tide-6:00 pm, 0.6 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-10-12
MISSING PERSONS
SOUGHT IN ALASKA

Inquiries from relatives have been
received by the Juneau Police De-
partment as to the whereabouts of
Virgil Sterling Aubert and Isabel
Grabbe, both supposedly in Alaska
ALBERT is described as As years
old, five feet 10ls inches tall,
weight l4O pounds, dark brown
hair and grey eyes.
Anyone having any Information
On either of these persons should
report it to the City Hall
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-10-12
WHI5kEY MAN
MAKING TRIP
OVER ALASKA

Ross B. Mann, special represen-
tative of Carstairs Brothers Dis
filling Company, passed through
Juneau on the steamer Denai
Mann is making three months
tour of the Territory to acquaint
Alaskans with that fine new blend
ed whisky, White Seal"
On his return from the Interior
and Westward, Mann will stop over
in Juneau for several days.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-10-12
MARINE NEWS
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
NoRTIfBoUND

Princess Louise scheduled to
arrive Sunday afternoon or
evening.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-10-12

Subscribe TO Inc =7aiiy Alaska
Empire--the paper wiir the largel
paid circulation. xla
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-10-12
pAA ELECTRA
Due IN; One
FLIES N0RTt

One Electra is due in Juneau from
Fairbanks, while another went north
today.
From Fairbanks passengers COM
ing are Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Grippe
C. Kinard, Myron Stevens, Jack
Green and Earl Ellingen.
To Fairbanks passengers were:
Glenn Healas, Mrs Hazel Ortman
and two children, Mr.. and Mrs
Carol Beamer; To Whitehorse, Ho-
mer Thiele.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-10-12
FAGERS0N WILL
MAKE TRIP OUT

Floyd Fagerson, concrete man, is
sailing south Monday to visit his
mother in California.
Fagerson expects to be in the
Golden State until after the holi-
days.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-10-12
FLIES HERE

Jimmy Rinehart flew IN from
Petersburg yesterday afternoon with
mechanic Art Peterson aboard, re-
turning this morning with logger
Gordon Mcdonald.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-10-12
ROUND IRIppER5

CINCINNATI, Oct. l2ss- Frank
Mccormick of the Reds and john
ny Mize of the Cardinals both hit
at least one home run in each of
the National League ball parks in
1910.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
Iron Guard Chieffain
Orders Organization
Police Disbanded
UndesirobIes in Ranks
Also Fuce Custer in
Harmony Move
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BUCHAREST, Dec. 3.-Iron Guard
Chieftain Horia Sima today abol-
ished the Iron Guardist police
organization which had played a
leading role in the revenge blood
purge Of the last two months.
He coupled this move to restore
order In the turbulent ranks of the
Iron Guard with an order for dis
missal of those guilty of false
heroism." Rumanians interpreted
this latter action as meaning Sima
and Premier Gen. Ion Antonescu
are determined to oust thousands
OF disreputable members.
These undesirableS have been
blamed for the present anarchy in
Rumania, which reached a peak last
week with the assassination Of "a
former officials high in the regime
Of ousted King Carol.
Comparative quiet prevailed
throughout the country today as
German troop reinforcements
streamed into the country.
In disbanding the Iron Guard
police force. Sima ordered them tc
deposit their arms at headquarters
within "a hours. forbade them tc
walk in groups Of more than three
each and banned singing on the
streets
State employees were forbidden tc
wear green shirts. the Iron Guardist
regalia, while on duty.
The dissolution order said the
police organization had accom-.
plished its mission In helping the
Iron Guard in an epoch of transi-
| ton"
The last act Of the GuardiSt po.
lice was raid on a Constanta spin
ming mill, where 1t said 1t uncovered
the headquarters Of a nation wide
white slavery ring with hundreds OF
little girls as well as ladies Of good
society involved"
Evening star., 1940-10-13
TAKOMA PARK.

,5OO-Attractive BUNGALOW in good
neiehborhood; one-fare zone: 5 large
rooms, . porches. Oil heat. Terms.
S7500-S rooms, ! "a baths, oil heat.
Large rooms. Beautiful wooded lot. Terms.
r. D. LILLE,
225 Maple Ave. Takoma Park. SH. 2307.
S64.0O PER MO. F. H. A. INCLUDES. ALL
CHARGES. 8 large rms, breakfast nook
2 full tile baths, closet in basement. large
rec. rm.. > freplaces, oil heat, built-in
garage, screened porch. white picket fence
in rear. .2706 Valley drive. Braddock
Heights. Alex
w. H. BACON, Jr.,
Exclusive Agent OK 2571 15s
Evening star., 1940-10-13

ARLINGTON, VA.
Especially nice; one Of those long. RAM
bling bungalows; all large rooms. sunroom
full width of house. large screened-tn porch,
in lot (iron fence), 1874 IT. frontage. hsh
pond, all kinds Of flowers and shrubbery.
even fruit trees; asking $3.50, no trust.
Box 24@.V, Star.
Evening star., 1940-10-13
ARLINGTON. VA.

Almost new broom brick bungalow with
unfini he'd attic, h-w.h.. fireplace, tile
bath; large shady lot; near Washington
and Lee High School. Price. $3.50:
terms. 1910 N. Taylor st
Best buy in Ashton Heights section.
81 DOM brick Colonial; large living room.
flrenlace; large kitchen and dining room
:? bedrooms; nice lot; garage Walking
$3.50; terms. Open Sunday afternoon.
JUDSON REAMY,
Tru;,o nnnn
Evening star., 1940-10-13
This Offer Made Possible by
Govt. EmplOye Transfer.

practically new home. Spacious rooms Q
porches, log burning fireplace in huge
living room. Only IL minutes by bus to
drive. Beverly Hills, Va. Temple 5597.
Evening star., 1940-10-13
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

BRICK BLDG. GROUND FLOOR AND
End floor. 1911 You ST. NV; 5000 sar.
#: front. rear and side entrances: partly
paved alley on each side. many unusual
advantages Phone Kensington s6. OWNER.
SILVER SPRING, MD-2-sTORY BRICK
bldg 4,400 #; shop. workroom or light
manufacturing Shepherd 49a1-J.
FOR LEASE, A SMALL SERVICE STATION,
fully equipped Reasonable rent. Would
require no less than 81 500 capital TO
operate. To suitable and responsible
party. A good opportunity. Box 22o-V,
l7lo l4th ST NV
Ideal for beauty parlor. barber shop or
tailor. With heat furnished rent, S45.
ROBERT w SAVAGE.
sl3 Union Trust Bldg Ma. $3.50.
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
RENT GARAGE or small building 2rd
commercial; reasonable. Call after . m.
GE 425S.
Evening star., 1940-10-13
RARGAIN-USED / YEAR.

Arlington. Va. Owner compelled TO sell.
Bedroom and bath bat, lst A. h.,cS Sedr0omsS; T01arS
ColoniaD. j block bus lines. stores. ele::
mentary schools. ; blocks to Glebe rd. and
Lee highway shopping center. Priced At
cost, $1,000 Drive 3 miles out Lee high
way from Key Bridge to Glebe I'd; turn
right to 25th st., left ! block TO Buchsg1a99
ST.. then right to 25th I'd. left to 4sls
II. T, BROYHHL CO.. INC.
Chestnut $500.
Evening star., 1940-10-13

PRETTY WOODLAND GROOM COTTAGES
S20-S25 mo-: elec., gas F. MCLAUGHLIN
Fairfax Park. Springfield, Va. miles west
AleXaQ6ria. on Rd R44
Evening star., 1940-10-13
OO, SSO.
"SPRING LEA" +"
]. H. CHAMBLISS.
PRINCETON, MD.

NedT tne DlStrlct, Southeast.
Some Of the finest. most accessible build
ing Sues you have ever seen are available
az Slo0-Sl 25-Sl5 30 with terms as low
mooerate-priced homes. to be started at
once or We will help YOU build according
70 your own IDEAS. Drive out Pennsylvania
tinue on Route 5 to Camp Springs Al.
miles then turn left Il mile to our signs
on the property. Representative on prem
Evening star., 1940-10-13

sEMI-DETACHED. APT. SIZE HOUSE; 2
pvt entrances; kitchen, dinette,. large
range. refs: large yard: $40 month; l blk.
stores, buses. RAY COGSwELL zoos N
TAYLOR st. Arl., Va. Phone Oxford 1241.
GROOM BUNGALOW ON LARGE SHADY
lot. Sal Falls Church 1115-W
Evening star., 1940-10-13
BEFORE BUYING,
CALL WAKEFIELD 1860.
ASK ABOUT OUR LISTINGs.
SOME WEEK K-END SPECIALS.

4-Room Frame Bungalow. Rogers Heights.
S3,75O-S150 Down. S35 Month.
99O-Terms.
5-Room and Bath Brick Bunsalow, Fin
ished Attic.
So 990-Terms.
PHILLIPS H. CLARKE CO.,
West Lanham Hills, Md.
Evening star., 1940-10-13
HOUSES FOR SALE.
ICnrtirYnSA
900.

Ills 4sth ST. n.e.--3 rms. inside lava
tory and toilet. electricity and gas; goo
cond; lot 30XI00 #. Weekdays. M
2S65; Sun WO 0S00
Evening star., 1940-10-13

VA HIGHLANDS 1Ol5 18th ST. So
Large S-room house. bedrooms, mi.
oil heat; cheap. RA. 44I9. 49,
CHERRYDALE, VA; VACANT; 1927 N.
Stafford; detached, rooms, garage; ami;
$40 Emerson $3.50
Evening star., 1940-10-13

HOUSES. SUBJECT TO .oNH
trust, for ground. investments or farm
SAMUEL q. SPRUCE.
MA. 49O5. Tower Bldg.
Evening star., 1940-10-13

Beautiful Stone Bungalow,
With slate roof; 3 bedrooms and bath.
large front and screened back porch,
located on a little over an acre Of land.
with large white oak trees. lovely flower
and vegetable gardens This property is
in perfect condition.
Fine Old Homestead,
Priced far below its real value-S12.5 800.
Larse 9-room house. In good condition.
with 1 u baths and lavatory on 1st floor.
h w h. gear garage, located on the out
skirts of Rockville. on 4-acre lot with
beautiful oak trees and shrubs Phone
Sunday, WO. 9729. between 8 am. and
w. c. q A. N MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
111Q nth st. NV. DI. 4464
Evening star., 1940-10-13
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

HAVE CLIENT WITH APPRoXIMATELY
Sll. 900 hrst-trust notes. will consider
trade for small. clear houses JAMES e.
TUCKER. real estate, 9Q7 18th st. n.w
sIx-RoOM HoUsE-H- VI. 2-cAR GA~
rage: convenient TRANSPORTATION: univer<
sity section, Buffalo. N Y. Will sell OF
trade equity for similar type home IN
Washington met. district. Write detaflsS
Evening star., 1940-10-13

- CHFSIlUI 'IH,lS- CXfOrd 12I!
AN INTERESTING HOME
OF brick and stone construction. less than
block from the Washington Golf and
Country Club in highly restricted neigh
borhood, Living room. 14x34. with fire.
place, paneled den, upstairs paneled studio
room with outside entrance Master bedrm
and bath. other bedrms. and bath. Fin
ished attic. maids room and bath; lot.
spproxim ately S0X20O. attractively land
scaped. G. E. oil burner. Slate roof, in
sulsted In excellent condition
GREEN & MAGRUDER
oS4O Wilson Blvd Arlington. Va
Chestnut 3S3S. Eyes. Chestnut h1R1
Evening star., 1940-10-13

5-RooM HOUSE: $50 PER MONTH 3405
Lee highway, VlrsinIa. MRS. E. B. VAN
EVERY. RE. 2Os1. Br. 400
ARLINGTON 6I6 N GLEBE RD-6i2-
room house. full baths l bath with 1st-f.
bedroom: many closets; oil heat; eec. kit;
garage; 70 acre: near scho OILS stores. bus;
20 minutes to city: SIS. Chestnut 2S11
Evening star., 1940-10-13

WANT MODERN BUNGALOW OR
house, detached, close in, nearby virginia
preferred Please state full details, terms.
Box 201-T, Star.
IN OR NEAR BITSvILLE. A SMALL
home or suitable building lot Describe
and state price. Box 331-V. Star. 13'
Evening star., 1940-10-13

Suburban Investment and Business
Property Brokers
4103 Hampden Lane.
Telephone wisconsin 6T40 Til PM
Evening star., 1940-10-13
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

APTS. $3.50: INCOME, sl65: II
apts., Sl6.950; income. S332; brick. auto.
heat fine cond.: white, NV. RA. 6s40.
PRACTICALLY NEW-5-UNIT APT. BLDG.
in most desirable section; rental now
S2,10O per annum; can be increased TO
S4032 Price. Sl3,150, terms. r. G.
fIINNE Rn4 Il ST n AT $500
Evening star., 1940-10-13
5 WOODED ACRES.

See this desirable property. lodi
tells more than printed words 80 mir-
utes from downtown Washington Extra
large lots. "a to IL acres with beautF
ful trees, TelenhoPe. elec.. schools, sona
reach this property. drive out Pa ave -s
risht on Branch ave. to Route 5. to T. b
then straight ahead to Brandywine. Inc
ouire at garase w E HARDESTY
owner Phone Brandywine 27o0. :
Evening star., 1940-10-13
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ENT GARAGE or small building
reasonable. Call after I
E 425S.
Evening star., 1940-10-13

Brick Colonial. bedrooms, baths; fin
ished attic. maids room and bath: oil
The Valley settler., 1940-02-23
DISTRICT 5 G1V-S. VOTE OF
 COTPID1 rCG TO I-R. STOCK

At thoir regular 1aooting last Sat. February 17th, District 5 indicated by Q unanimous Voto their con- fi7onco in MT. Stool, end his ability to manage the affairs of tho M.C. F. C.A.About 20 r2o.1bors wore pro- sent ot the meeting W.ci oh was
 hold st tho Wa1tor Eunt1oy one. F. s. Lee, president, and Francis Sullivan, secrotGry, were elected to sorvo another y5tr.
The Valley settler., 1940-02-23
 NOTICE ~-a---

Dr.. Arms tron3, who has boen taking
 Dr. A1brocl,t IS placo the rast few Wool<s, will stay another week at
 the Pal nor Hospital. Dr.. rnstrong wi II take caIo of all routine bus inoss at the hospital; however, Dr.. Albrecht will be at. hone and will soc patients by special appointments
The Valley settler., 1940-02-23
MOTHS ON COOP B0kRD
 { Con t ]

Another l1ottor that carro up was, tho ropros ont0tioH of Palmer ct the Fairbanks leo Carnival by the el- octfoa of Q Hiss. Matonuslza Maid- l94O', Whi10 th9 tiMo in which to wonl. is li1.itod a conuaittce con- si8ting or John Clark, chairman, Rcbt. HigGinbotho~ ard Loren ltcKochnio was appointed to start work i~loGIotolT. Tho importance of advertising our products in Fairbanks and furthorin5 tho feel- in3 of friendship and ,,cod will that oxi sts between the two pla ces cannot be oroGp3asizod.
 4 discussion follcwod about the re- pair and mana cement of the farm machinery in the various dis tri cts. It Wos decided to appoint Q com rittCo to moot with tho Civic
 Council to dis cuss repairing ard a1'ronCill5 for tic use of tho hiac- hinory. l5r, RCsnussan and Mr. Ho ckor Woro app oint cdto servo on this co-Iai ttcC.
The Valley settler., 1940-02-23

Hiss Whitney reported that the Terri orial Health Dopt. would provide free eye o1lal21 nations for children who needed glasses, on condition that tho glasses WO- uld be provided Wnoro necessary. The tomoinder of the evening was devoted to travel talks. liss JoGfcry told of her trip to Now York WaCrc she attended the C0l- ua?bia University. Places of in torost that sNo visited on her tr- ip woro The Lincoln 1emOriol, Springfield, Ill.,, 7oro Tocosaity, Whoro W0shin, ton made his first stand, Washington, D. c., and number Of Campus os. Ono thing of interest in Washington De c. Was tho habit tho noWsb0Js hal of leaving thoir cop0rs on the street corncr for tho customers tc holp thoms olvos. The customer tossed a coin on tho pi1o of pa3ors and tooli his copy.
 iss Dorah told many interesting things about hor trip to cxico. She told how tho trains Woro
 stuffy and poorly entilatod, how thoy shook you around until you 6id wo1l to stGJ in your seat, how tho people lived in adobe huts, always wi tn beautiful flowers ar ur2d thom, how thoy plowod vi tn shared tho houses with tho people, and many othor things which IF Go us dad that we lived in good old U. S.A.
 Aftor the two talks Harry Winner played 9 trumpet solo,. Rofroslr1onts of cherry pto and ..." coffoo wore served. At the noxt meeting r ofnas hncnts will bo whito cake and groon jo11o.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-24
A NILESl
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Kohl: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
lakas los - 2nd st. Niles. O

JUBILEUM. Gyulekezetiink
lelkipasztora ebben a honap-
ban 18-an erte el papa szen-
telesenek 35 evet. Egyhazunk
a Noegylet kezdemenyezesere
ennek a 35 ewes lelkeszi szolga-
latnak az oromere j0vo vasar-
nap, oktober 27-en jubileumot
rendez. A jubileumi unnep-
seq delutan 4:30-kor kezdodo
alkalmi istenitiszteletbol es
utana kozvacsorabol fog al
lani. Az alkalmi predikaciot
DR.. Nanassy Lajos fogja mon
dani; reszt vesznek rata XII
viii es vegeznek szolgalatokat
a pittsburgh, Youngstown,
cantoni, akroni, cleveland, al
liancei, conneauti lelkeszek. Az
egyhaz vezetosege ezuton is
meghiv es szivesen lat minden-
kit.
UJBORI URVACSORAOSZ-
TASUNKAT november San
fogjuk tartani ugy Nileson,
mint Warrenen. Kesziiljenek
a hivek, hogy melto vende-
geknek talaltassanak. Oktober
31-en es november 2-an lesz-
mex elokeszito isteni tiszteletek
este 7-kor.
WARRENBEN OKToBER h6
26-an tancmulatsag lesz az
ujonnan alakult egyhaz java
ra. Erdekes programm is lesz
tanccal osszek0tve a rende-
z0seg odaadoan faradozik,
hogy aki csak oft lesz, jol erez
re magat. Ezuton is meghivja
a rendezoseg a k0rnyek ma
gyarsagat. A tancmulatsag
helye a West Sideon levo Turn
Hall-ban lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-24

honaba, hogy Torkenczi Istvan
magyar ferfi szabo neje, sziil.
Deutch Maria, Sober, Sopron
megyei szarmazasu, 20 even
at volt Youngstown lakos, IS
honapi betegeskedes utan ok
tober 10-en Los Angeles, CAL
ban "a ewes koraban elhalalo-
zott. Torkenczi valamikor
Verhovay tisztvisel6 volt a 108
TX fioknal.
Temetese oktober no 14-en
ment vegbe altalanos reszvet
mellett.
Gyaszoljak: ferje es leanya
Maria, ferjezett Fekete Gy0rgy
ne, valamint unokaja Emo
Las Angeles, Cal. ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-24
A vERHOVAY SEP.
SERLECET KAPoTT.
A beteg Darag6 k0zponti elnOk
helyett Brogley igazgato adta
at a youngstown fiuknak a
sep dijat

Tobb mint 200 Verhovay
tag jott ossze szombaton este
a Scent Istvan teremben ahol
a Youngstown Verhovay FL,
1O8, 1854, es 514 f,okok soft
ball csapata, amely megnyer-
tie a Pennsylvania-Ohio Yer
hovay kupat gy6zelmi estet
rendezett.
Darago Jozsef kozponti ell
nok betegsegevel mentette XII
magat es megbizta Brogley
Ferenc igazgatot a, 364-ik fiok
eln0ket, hogy a Verhovay k0z-
pont neveben ada at a hatal-
mas dijat. Brogley sep sza-
vakkal buzditotta a fiatalsa-
got a kitartasra az amerikai
magyar intezmenyek mellett.
Balasko Gyorgy a 21ik fiok ell
noke mutatta, be Brogleyt.
A mulatsagon ahol a sor,
ennivalo stb. ingyen volt, min
denki jol erezte magat. Meg
ittak harom horde sort, meg
ettek 60 font wienerst es meg
ettek Gene neni harom nagy
fazek kitino fankjat. A tanc-
hoz a Rendes Testverek zene-
kara muzsikalt.
A Verhovay fiokok ferfi
kuglizo csapata, amely minden
penteken este 7 orakor jatszik
a Grand kuglizo palyan, eddig
II jatek kozil 10-et megnyert
es vezetf a Home Ligat. A csa-
pat tagjai Pedery Robert kapi-
tany, Miglecz Vilmos, Bark6
Janos, Gregosits Jozsef, Ifj.
Hajdu Pal, Marion Istvan,
Blasko Andras es Macy Istvan.
A Is tagu leany kuglizo csapat
minden szerdan este jatszik.
szinten a Grand kuglizo pa
lyan. A leanyok neveit legk0ze-
lebb k0z0ljiik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-24
WILLIAM GLASS
SENATOR JELOLT

A magyarsag nagyresze is
mer1 a bevandorolt szarmazasu
william Glasst, aki most mar
ket cikluson at kepviselte Ma
loning megyet az ohioi tor
venyhozasban, mint kepviselo.
Glass, aki Campbellben nagy
szerepet jatszott mindig, a po-
litikaban elnyerte a demokrata
le30ltseget az allami szenatori
aIIaSra ebbol a keruletbol,
2mely Mahoning es Trumbull
megyekb6l all. Icy csak elo-
leptetest ker. Glass tagja a
campbelIi board of education
max es megerdemli a magyar
sag partfogasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-24
HALALOzASOK

0zv. TIMAR JANOSNE,
szil. Elek Magdolna, 1875 JET
ferson Street, Campbell, Ohio,
hosszas betegeskedes utan ok
t6ber 20-an, a Scent Erzsebet
korhazban eletenek Silk eve
ben elhalalozott.
A megboldogult Magyaror-
szagon Borsod megyei Em0d-
on szuletett. Anerikaba 36
evvel ezel6tt erkezett es Niles
Ohio-ban valo r0vid tartozko-
das utan vegleg Campbellben
telepedett meg leanyanak Mrs.
Szabonak, Jefferson Street,
otthonaban.
Alapito tagja volt a Scent
Istvan Rom. Kath. Magyar
Hitkozsegnek, a Rozsaftizer
TarSulatnak, az Oltar EgyteI-
max, a Petofi, Scent Imre es
Ferfi- MOI Munkas Betegse-
gelyz6 Egyleteknek.
Gy a szoljak: Gerzsenyine.
Margit, es szabone, Magdolna.
Campbell, Ohio-ban,
Temetese oktober 23-an
ment vegbe Vascsak temetes-
kapolnajabol, maid a Scent Ist
van rom. kath. templombol
Ft. Biro L6rincz plebanoS
gyaszszertartasai utan a ha.
lott f0ldi maradvanyait a Cal,
varia temet6ben helyeztek el
or0k nyugalomra.
af e
SZOmoru hirt hoZOtt a pOSts
Californiabol ozv. Ref Sandor.
nenak 635 Alpine Street, ott'