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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-26

Kansasban egesz nap skier
nelkiil halaszott egy enber es
mikor a part fele indult, egy
het fontos ponty ugrott a viz
b6l a csonakjaba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-26
A T0KET IS BE KELL SoR0ZNI

hanem csak az orszag j6letere.
Persze - hiszen azert politikus
- tartja a hatat azert is, amit
voltakeppen a kis politikusok-
max kellene kapni a veresb6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-26

Mikor a torvenyhozas tar
gyalas ala vette a sorozasra vo-
natkozo javaslatot, egyszerre
szaz oldalrol hangzott fel a ko-
veteles:
- Ha mar a fiainkat beso-
rozzak a kormanyzati rendsze1
vedelmere, akkor tessek a to-
ket is besorozni, hogy az sc
vonja XII magat a teherviseles
alol.
A torvenyhozok azutan be is
iktattak a sorozasi javaslatba
valami intezkedest, ami latszo-
lag ARA mutat, hogy a toke is
be lesz sorozva a nemzeti We
delem scent ugyebe.
Ez a hatarozat koriilbelil a
k0vetkez0ket mondja:
Ha az Egyesult Allamok
choke sziikseget latja annak
hogy valamely hadi szempont,
boil szikseges termelesi vallal-
kozast vagy hasonlo dolgot
igenybe vegyen es a tulajdono-
sokban mem talal eleg keszse-
get ARA, hogy sajat joszantuk-
bol teljesitsek a nemzettel
szemben k0telesseguket, akkor
az ilyen termelesi vallalkozast
vagy hasonlo dolgot biroi be-
avatkozas nelkiil is atveheti es
a nemzet szolgalataba allit-
hatja.
Latszolag nagyon szeles ha-
task0rt, szinte diktatori hatal-
mat ad ez a hatarozat az eln0k-
mex. Egyes torvenyhozok pei
daul attol felnek es ennek a
nezetiknek kifejezeSt is ad-
tax, hogy a "hasonlo dolgok"
urugye alatt az elnok ratchet
a kezet a sajtora, a radiora, a
moziszinhazakra, szoval min
denre, ami eppen eszebe jut es
tetszik neki.
Ez azonban mem ICY van! A
sajto atveteleben peldaul kor-
latozza az eln0k hatask0ret az
alkotmany es a Supreme Court
ait mem engedne meg neki
Soha.
Sokkal nagyobb gond ennel
az, hogy mi modon lehet a to-
ket soroztatni. Mert ez az alap-
gondolat. Megmozditani, szol-
galatba allitani a toket, a nagy
es kis toket, hogy a nemzettel
szemben ugy teljesitsen szolga,
latot, mint a besorozott kato-
max a hadseregben es haditen-
gereszetben.
Es ez bizony nagyon nehez
feladat, amelynek megoldasa
igen sok fejfajast fog okozni az
elnoknek es a t0rvenyhoz6
uraknak.
Joggal lehet kerdezni ait
hogy mikent lehet a toket be,
sorozni. Tegyuk fel peldaul
hogy ext a sorozast az egyik
nagy biztosito tarsasagon kez
denek. Nyilvanvalo, hogy iger
Macy nehezsegek lennenek
inert ma minden biztosito tar
sasag penztara tele van szcvet
segi kolcsonkotvenyekkel es hs
sorozas cimen azokat venne a
a szovetsegi allampenztar, ott
lenne, ahol a madi zsido, azaz
sehol. Ez tehat mem lenne elo
nyos uzlet.
DE eppen ilyen kevesse elo
ny0s lenne az, ha a szovetSeg
allampenztar peldaul a biztosi
to tarsasag penztaraban lew
General Motors Corporation
reszvenyeket venne at soroza
cimen. Nit csinalna azokkal
Ell kellene adni e reszvenyeke
azonnal, hacsak ARA mem gon
dolnanak, hogy ezentul a &c
neral Motors gyarait vezesse
szovetsegi kormany sajat ma
ga. De mivel ere Senki men
gondol, XII tudna ait a sol
reszvenyt megvenni? Kul0n0
Berlinbol vagy Moszkvab6l
| Do orCnVonc a Io1rOE at Fl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-26

/ M ESEK
igen hetk0znapi dolgolkr6l,
melyek k0nnyen megt0r-
tenhetnek mindnyajunkkal!
P0tt0mnyi kis madar a ci-
nege. Van bel6liik sok fajta. A
kekes testu kis furge, amely
|nyaron az erd6ket bujja es csak
az else hora huz6dik lie a ker-
tekben lev6 gyiimolcsfakhoz. A
hosszu farku, amely kolibrira
emlekeztet, csipegve ugral az
agak koz0tt es egy kis toknag
kedveert szinte tenyeriinkre
szall. Erzi, hogy olyan apro,
olyan vedtelen es olyan kedves,
hogy mines ember, aki bantsa.
Erd6ket-mez6ket bujkal6 en-
ber tavasz elejen melazva gy0-
ny0rk0dik benne, hogy rakja
a cinege madar a maga fesz-
ket. Macy tudomany kell ah-
hoz, ahogy a cinege a feszket
rakja. Ember ait mem tudna
megcsinalni. Macy tudomany
kell ahhoz es meg nagyobb al
dozat. A hosszu farku cinege
peldaul sajat farkanak diszes
tollait tepi XII, hogy a feszke
erosre font alapzatat megvet-
hesse. Cinege ur ilyenkor ra-
mordul Cinege asszonysagra:
- Hallod-e, tie folyton ugra-
bugral6,. cifra joszag! Ne jar
jon mindig az eszed a parisi
divaton, hanem forditsd ide
felem a hatadat, hadd cibal-
hassam meg a kontyodat.
Es Cinege mama meghozza a
nagy aldozatot. Odatartja el0bb
bubos fejet, maid hosszu far
kat, legnagyobb diszet, a szi-
goru apa fele, aki csorebe fog
ia a tollak veget es addig ran
cigalja, cibalja azokat, amig
szajaban marad a hosszu toll.
Tizenot-husz ilyen toll fonodik
egybe, amig elkeszil a feszek
alapja, amt sarral kitapaszta-
max, zsenge fuszallal, pehellyel
boritanak, hogy puha agya le-
gyen az elkovetkezendo apro-
sagoknak.
Kesz a cinege feszek, boldog
es buszke ra a cinege hazaspar
es akkor jon a szomoru ira
gedia. Cinege madarak feszket
rendeCen a szemtelen vereb,
vagy a tolakodo poszata fog
lalja lie maganak. A veszonek
indult csaladi haz persze nem
adodik oda olyan k0nnyen. CT
nege apo harcol erte kemenyen,
de a nagy, az eros, a lelkiisme-
retlen verebbel mem bir eS We
gill csiggedten ada fel a kiiz-
delmet. Oda a haz, az otthon,
a nagy gonddal, tenerdek ia
radsaggal, kinos aldozatokkal
szerzett feszek.
Akarcsak nehezen Szerzett
hazikojukat veszt6 hollandok
belgak, lengyelek bus hist6ria-
jat hallana az ember. Azoknak
is ugy vesz oda kis hazuk, mint
a cinege madar feszke.
De a cinege madar, akarmi,
lyen apro termetii, megis ero,
sebb lelku az embernel. Cinege
apo megrazza gonddal terhel'
fejet, madarnyelven karonko
dix vagy kett6t, maid hata1
fordit Cinege mamanak es Ell
keseredve mondja:
- Ehol asszony, huzd XII tol
laimat, kezdjlk ujra az epi
test.
Miert ne tehetne ugyanezt
bahia jutott szegeny ember is
i Condos Sander.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-26

1
ia es tudja, hogy a kormany,
s6t a t0rvenyhoz6k Sc gondol-
tax a t0kenek ilyen modon va
10 sorozasara.
A t0rvenyhozo urak csak XII
buvot kerestek. Valasztasok
elott allnak ugyanis a kepvi-
selo urak valamennyien, a sze-
nator uraknak pedig az egy-
harmada, tehat mem mertek
eloallani nyiltan az igazsaggal,
hogy mir6l van $40?
Pedig nagyon egyszeru do
logrol van $40. A toke sorozasa
alatt a kormany es a t0rveny-
hozas a toke j0vedelmenek be-
sorozasat erti. OFT fogjak hagy-
nj tovabbra is a toket a magan
tulajdonosok kezen, de annak
j0vedelmet az eddiginel sokkal
nagyobb mertekben fogjak
megadoztatni. Talan meg fog
| jak szabni ait a maximalis
osszeget, amelynel t0bb jovedel-
me egyetlen embernek Sc lehet.
Mondjuk peldaul, hogy evente
$4,000 dollarban allapitjak
meg egy-egy ember legna-
gyobb jovedelmet, amt meg
!, tarthat maganak, Amt ezenfe-
I'LL keres vagy kap t6keinek a
jovedelmebol, ait besorozzak,
azaz elveszik tole ado fejeben.
Mines ebben semmi olyan do
log, amin fel lehetne haborod-
nj, ami jogot adna a tiltako-
zasra, a diktatura emlegete-
sere. Mem is fog ez ellen tilta-
kozni olyan nagy kereseti en-
ber, mint Knudsen, a General
Mtors most lemondott eln0ke.
Knudsen az eletet szegeny en-
ber modjara kezdte es ha az
amerikai nemzet erdeke ugy
koveteli, nagyon szepen meg
fog elni evi $4,000 dollarbol,
SGT ITALIAN boldogabb lesz mellet-
tie, mint most. Es valoszinu,
hogy Henry Ford Sc fog sirva
fakadni, ha csak ennyit kap a
megelhetesre.
A sirast, a panaszkodast, a
tiltakozast azok reszer0l hall
lux, akik belesziilettek a nagy
vagyonba es el Sc tudjak KEEP
zelni, hogyan elhetnek meg,
ha mem szorhatjak az ezerese-
ket ezentul is szabadon.
Csodalatoskeppen a sziiletett
hereken Xviii a mozi ipar Macy
fizetesu hosei es hosnoi azok.
akik legjobban es leghallhatob-
ban tiltakoznak az ellen, hogy
jovedelmeiket korlatozzak. A
hosno, aki mint heti hat dolla-
ros uzleti elarusitono keZdte
palyajat es ma negyvenezel
dollaros hermelin kabatban di
szeleg, mem tudja elkepzeln:
AIT, hogyan elhet meg francis
szakacsno, francia szobalany
hajfesulo no es egyebek mel
kill. Es eppen ilyen jajgatast
hallunk a di-boxolo urak, 6
baseball hosok es hasonlok re
szerol, akik pedig szinten mem
sziletett milliomosok es akil
kevesebbel is ibeerhetnek.
Tetszik vagy mem, a Jovedel
mex rettenetes ereju megadoz
tatasara fog kerulni hamaro
san a sor, inert az allamad6ssa
gokat mem lehet a vegleteki&
felhajszolni meg a nemzeti We
delem cimen sem. A mai mem
zedek ezt a hazat nemcsak
jovo szamara menti meg, ha
mem elsosorban sajat maganak
Meltoztassek tehat a mai mem
zedeknek a megmentes koltse
geit viselni. Ne csak a szegen,
fiuk adjak oda a veruket e
: testi epsegiiket a haza vedel
: mere, hanem a nagy jovedelm1
urak es urh0lgyek is hozzal
meg a maguk aldozatat telje
mertekben.
Enrol van $40, semmi masr6
) Ha mem allanank valasztasol
o1Stf oLkor q t0rVnnvhOZa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-26

T0rtenik meg most is sok biblias rejtely:
mint Jak6b vesszeje kiviragzott Erdely!
s or0miinnep tamadt husz ewes jajra:
a szabadsag faja kivirult hajnalra!
Kacajra virradt fel Erdely boldog nepe:
diib0r0g magyar honved biiszke lepte.
Mem huhog bagoly; kuvik mem kuvikol
a moe horda mar hegyeken tul lohol :,
Hargitan rig6 rikkant egynehanyat:
Trianoni ejb6l: tiinderszep vasarnap!
;. Messze tengeren tul odaszall a lelkiink:
Hej szekely testverek: mi is iinnepeltiink!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-26
szERDA: JUTALMUL GIBRALTART

Ribbentrop Romaba repult at heten
es hat Franco veje sznten oft volt eppen
Elsobb Ribbentrop szolt Benito fejevel;
aztan Franco veje Benito vejevel
Vajjon mirol volt $40? Nos, en- mem is ketem
hogy most mar Franco sem marad soka tetle
A brit dio nagyon kemeny dio lehet,
hogy feltorni eddig sehogysem lehetett ;. :?
Puhitgatjak hat most Francot is kemenyen,
hogy Macy Harmadiknak "tengelybe" lepjer
Karjat tapogatjak, erejet dicserik
jutalmul Gibraltart Franconak igerik .
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-26
HETFo: UJRA KuzD A BRIT ORoszLAN

Hull bon1bazapor tovabb is Londonra,
tovabb folyik nagy veres vilagtorna
A nemet dics6seg lassan elbitangol:
barhogy tamad Hitler: allja meg az angol!
Macy kerdes: harcot hogy harcolja vegig?
Mindhiaba: a fax mem n6nek az egig
Almos volt mar nagyon ven brit oroszlan;
megmozdult bar olykor csakhogy nagyon lon
De felebredt vegil :. S vi karmot novesztet
lassan visszanyeri, nit presztizsben vesztett.
=. Valljuk be 6szinten: bamulja vilag:
nemcsak kizd az angol, de batran visszavag!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-26

Ora we're foyik megint romannak,
merthogy oroszok veluk mem komaznak
Nap-nap marakodnak = nap-nap hadakoznak
Bukarestnek remes almokat okoznak!
Felnek, hogy Szovjet rajtuk tovabb hizik,
Romania mar csak nemetben bzik . :?
"Hitler megigerte, hogy mem hagyja 6ket
visszakergeti a szovet vakmer6ket -
EFT dudoljak nappal, EFT sirjak ell ejjel
de Szovjet azert csak tovabb 'mereszel -"
Rossz veget j6solnak mars Bukarestnek:
mindent akartak tan = maid mindent elvesztn
Evening star., 1940-01-07
BON DS

Transactions in Bonds on the New
York Stock Exchange on Saturday,
January 6, 1910.
Evening star., 1940-01-07

Stock and Sales
Dividend Rate. Add 90. Hi9h. Low. Oose.
Aero Sup B .20g-. l s 5
Ainsworth .25g- 81 81 81
Ala Power pf 6) 20s 90 % 90
Allies & Fisher 2 2h ~ ~
Evening star., 1940-01-07

OF tadmE 10 shares.
In bankruptcy recevshp being reorganized
Bankruptcy Act securities BY compapes
Rates Of dividend the foregons table
busements based the
ton Unless otherwise noted special dividends
I'd Ex Dividend rishs Also extra or extras.
dividends or paid %
stock Accumulated dividends paid declared I'll, "
Evening star., 1940-01-07
G. u R B

Transactions on the New York
Curb Exchange on Saturday, Janu-
ary G, 1910.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-13
ROANOKE RIVER
BIDS ARE ASKED
Army Engineers To Take
Out 1,248,200 Cubic
Yards OF Material

The Wilmington district army en-
gineer office yesterday invited bids
for the dredging of approximately L.
1882 cubic yards of material from
the Roanoke river.
Bids for furnishing all labor and
material and performing all work
for the dredging operations will be
received until IL o'clock noon on
July 8.
The project includes the dredging
of a channel of varying depths about
81 miles long and is composed of the
following sections, the engineer of.
flee said:
Providing a channel IL feet deep
and $50 feet wide from the - foot
contourin Albemarle sound into the
Roanoke river; thence upstream to a
point about a mile above the town
Of Plymouth, a distance of 10 miles.
Then a channel 10 feet deep and
100 feet wide to Hamilton, a distance
Of SO miles, and another eight feet
deep and 80 feet wide to Palmyra
landing, a distance of 10 miles, with
a cutoff of like dimensions about two
miles above Hamilton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-13
Clinton Negroes Held
For Trial As 'Leggers

Matthews Simmons, so, and Oscar
Parker, AZ, negroes, of Clinton, were
being held yesterday in New Hanover
county Jail in default of $500 bonds
each for trial at the fall term OF
the federal district court in Will
mington on charges of concealing'
and removing non-taxpaid liquor.
The negroes were arrested about
4:S0 o'clock Tuesday. morning in
the Rocky Point section of Fender
county about a mile and a half south
Of Burgaw by Alcohol Tax Unit IN
vestigators Of the U. S. treasury
department here.
ATU agents reported the seizure
of a 1910 model Plymouth sedan. a
1888 model International pickup
truck, allegedly owned and operated
by the defendants, and Ga n a half
gallons of illicit whiskey.
Probable cause was found for each
defendant during preliminary hear
ings Tuesday afternoon before w.
F. Benton, U. S. commissioner in
Whiteville, who ordered them held
under 5000 bond apiece for trial at
the fall term of court here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-13
ARMER-BUSINESS
GROUP TO MEET
Greater Consumption OF
Home Grown Products
Is Sought Here

The group seeking the better
ment of relations between farmers
and adjoining counties will meet
at 8 o'clock tonight at the office Of
r. w. Galphin, county farm agent,
in the customhouse.
The meeting is for the purpose
of perfecting organizational details
for the group which is promoting
the greater consumption Of farm
products grown locally and the bet
ter understanding of mutual prob
lens between farmers and bust
ness men.
Committees named to date in
clude: executive, R. w. Galphin,
executive; Carl Bannerman a n d
Ruben B. Roebuck, representing
the merchants; Gene Edwards and
E. M. Westbrook, civic clubs; A.
c.. Setter and A. Lewandowski,
the farmers.
Ways and means, L. L. Mills
and R. A. Brindell, merchants;
M'Kean Maffitt and Ronald Stew
art, civic clubs; and H. S. Strick-
land and N. j. Baruch, farmers;
publicity, G. S. Currin, merchant;
Bob Matthew'S, civic club; and D.
Boete, farmer.
The nominations committee is
composed of Paul T. Marshburn
and Dan carp, representing the
merchants; H. G. Latimer, Jr.,
and M'Kean Maffitt, civic clubs;
Dan j. Herrin, Albert SETTER, and
A. J. Janicki, farmers. i
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-13
Sixteen Cases Heard
In Recorders Court

sixteen cases we're called in re-
corder's court yesterday.
Trial of Louis Davis, of Masonboro
Sound. charged with violating the
Iiouor law. resisting an officer, in
ficting serious injuries with intent to
kin. reckless operation of an automo-
pile. violating the liquor law (another
count, resisting an officer (another
COUNT and assault with a dealy wea-
Don with intent to kill, was continued
until June II.
Davis is charged with resisting and
assaulting Highway Patrolman J. L.
Wilson when the latter attempted to
arrest him recently and with hitting
Wilson in the head with a black.
jack.
George Herring and Willie Rich
berg, both charged with maintain
ing a common nuisance, were given
:%ontinuances until today under bonds
Of 5000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-13
Dixie PROGRESS
PLANS ENDORSED
Mavor Cooper Asks Prefer.
ence For Southern
Made Products

,.or ho1na E. Cooper yesterday
.,,od = proclamation pledging sup
~ the detectives of the South
pu' Governors conference and urg-
- citv institutions to give prefer
iD7 n southern-made products.
THE proclamation follows:
whereas, the Southern Govern
-, conference, with the loyal CO.
ao,ation Of patriotic manufacturers
va consumers, has undertaken to
'.roose the prosperity of the South
~ therefore, the prosperity Of all
conthern people, by encouraging the
.;aor use of southern-made prod
which not only will stimu-
w. southern industries, but will
D,so encourage the setting up OF
~ industries in the south, and,
"uhereas, such stimulation of
o,+born industries and the setting
~ of new industries would work
~ The advantage OF all southern
Yoonle and would tend to increase
prosneritv in the South by bring
ino new opportunities for the en-
n1ovment of southern labor;
Nov, therefore, I, Thomas e.
cooner. mayor of the City of Will
a,inrton, do hereby proclaim that
ao,,+bern consumers can most effec-
+;,eIv assist in further increasing
southern prosperity by buying south
orn.made products as first choice,
whom values are equal.
and I urge upon all individuals
and agencies in the City Of Will
n,inoton to continue their use of
southern.made products and do earn
ostIv appeal to them to support to
Tho fullest measure the efforts OF
manufacturers, merchants, and other
oroncies now working so indus
+riouslv for the development of south
pn industries.
"t is ordered that all city-oper-
sted Institutions give such prefer
ance to southern-made products as
is consistent with the best opera
finn of these institutions"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-13
AMERICANS

ANkARA, Turkey, June 12.-F-
The United States consulate notified
80 Americans in Turkey today that
hey no longer could return to the
United states by way Of Europe. The
consul validated passports for return
only by way of Asia. The consulate
was concerned over four American
ships in the Eastern Mediterranean,
bound for the United States with
cargoes of manganese and chromium
from Russia and Turkey.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-13
FAIR. EXHJRJT

RALEIGH, June 12.-R-Twelve
showcases with displays depicting
North Cardinals IL major interests
will leave N. C. State college Friday
for the New York Worlds Fair. They
will be placed at the bases of SYM
bolic figures In the North Carolina
exhibit.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-13
Cool Classics 3.95

White sharkskin, Bou-
levard frocks, Marcy
Lee sports. dresses in
cool fabrics and smart
new patterns. Perfect
finishing touches in
belts and trims. They're
lovely!
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-13
ZACHARY

RALEIGH, June 12.-LP--L. P.
Zachary of Taylorsville today was
elected president of the summer ses
sion student body at N. C. State
college. Other officers named wer
r. J. Overcast of M%ooresville, vice.
president; Martha Showalter of Ra-
leigh, marshall; and Allan Latham
of Monroe, assistant marshal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-13
Gunner Is Sought For
Mongrel Female Puppy

Mrs. c. G.. Myers, of 308 Wrights-
Vile avenue, reported yesterday a
white man stopped his car in front
of her house and threw a brown
mongrel female puppy over the
hedge into her yard.
, The puppy climbed on the run
ming board of the a when the man
attempted to drive away, she said,
and then the man knocked the pup
py into the street. Persons inter.
ested in having the puppy are urged
to communicate with Mrs. Myers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-13
DEWEY WINS TEST

ALBANY, N. Y, June Pip
Thomas e. Dewey triumphed in a
showdown test of his home state
strength today when New York's
delegation to the republican nation
al convention voted to GUST National
Committeeman Kenneth F. Simpson,
hostile to Dewey's presidential as
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-13
NEWSPAPER

BUDAPEST. June 12.-R-The
Hungarian Nazi newspaper Magyar
sag, which had declared that Ameri-
cans would re-elect President Roose-
welt to a third term because "they
have the minds of children" was
suspended today for one week by
government action. This action fol-
lowed representations made to the
foreign office by the U. S. legation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-13

Swim Suits 79c to 2.95

Knit wool and lastex
swim sfits in solid colors
and prints. One and 2
piece styles. Ballerina
styles in puckerette.
Sharkskin. Sizes 1-61%,
Z to l6.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-13
Reu. Duling To Talk
To Calvary Brotherhood

The Rev. Charles W. Duling will
be the principal speaker at the
monthly supper meeting for he
Brotherhood of the Calvary Baptist
church at Z o'clock tonight at the
church. All members are urged to
attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-13

LONDON, June 12.-R-S5!inter
and bl%ast-proof shelters have been
provided for 10000, 900 Britons, Sir
John Anderson, minister of home de-
Tense, told the house of commons
today. Shelters for factories and
mines, he said, are nearly complete.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-13

Sun Suits Csc to Sc

Seersucker prints and
cool cotton nursery prints
also seersucker in one
piece styles. Attractive
fashion. Sizes 1-6, and Z
to IA.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-09-26
PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS: the citizens of this community unite
annually in united appeal for the social welfare and
character building work of the community and
WHEREAS: the Boy Scouts, the Girl Scouts, the
Newark Hospital the Salvation Army, the Health Camp
and the Y M c. A. perform services essential to high
er standard of living in Newark, and
WHEREAS: several hundred volunteer citizens
will start soliciting Monday, September 3Oth, for
funds t6 be allocated to the six participating agencies
through the Community Chest, and
WHEREAS: this is recognized as one means of
expressing belief and interest in democratic form
of government in voluntary way do hereby designate
the period from September 3Oh through October 4h
the time in which the citizens of Newark should give
generously as possible the Community Chest to help
make this better city in which to live and work
throughout the coming year.
Very truly yours,
GLENN WRIGHT, Mayor.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-09-26
319O Seek Work
Thru Employment
Security Center

New claims for Unemployment
compensation filed by Newark
unemployed workers during
August increased in comparison
win July claims, failing to re-
fleet improved business condi-
tions reported generally thru
out the state, John B. Gilbert,
manager of the local Employ
ment Security center reported
today.
The number of jobs in private
industry filled through the New
ark branch of the Ohio Bureau
of Unemployment Compensa-
tion decreased 10.4 per cent un-
der July.
Persons actively seeking en-
ployment through the Employ
ment Security Center numbered
319O at the end of August, an
increase of 18 over the previous
month.
This increase was attributed
by Manager Gilbert to greater
recognition by workers of the
opportunities for employment
through the Employment Securi-
ty Center, and to efforts of the
Center's employment : service
staff to register all available
skilled and semi-skilled work
ers, vital to national defense
production.
Private industry placements
by the local office of the Ohio
BUG totaled 181 in July.
The number of benefit pay
ments made to Newark unem-
ployed totaled $32,531.39, an in
crease of 16.9 per cent over the
previous month.
Average weekly benefit for
total unemployment during Au-
gust was $11.07, and for par
tial unemployment, the average
weekly check was for 1922,
Manager Gilbert said.