davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31
FelnOtt kicsinyeknek szolo
es nagyon k0nnyen erthetO
IA T s EK
igen hetk0znapi dolgokr6l,
melyek k0nnyen megt0r-
tenhetnek mindnyajunkkal!

Kincses Kolozsvar varosa-
max a roman megszallas elotti
idokben volt magyar egyeteme
es ennek cz egyetemnek volt
egy tudos tanara, Brassay
Samuel, akinek kaptalan volt
a feje. Tudott az mindent a
vilagon, Italian azert maradt
olyan szegeny, mint a temp
lom egere.
FOldi kincsekben mOStansag
magam Sc bovelkedem, hiszen
kinek lehetne jo dolga a mai
valsagos id6kben, de annyira
azert megis jut, hogy neha-
napjan lemenjek a varos k0z-
pontjaba es meghallgassak va
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31

lami erdekes el6adast. A multi
koriban is oft jartam, a pillan-
gokrol szolo eloadast hallgat-
tam meg es mikor hazafele
indultam volna, ARA ebredtem
hogy ehes vagyok.
- No, gondoltam, - ezen
konnyen segithetiink. Tt a
vendegl6. Megeszem egy sal
tos zsemlyet, megiszom egy
csesze kavet, kozben elolvasom
g. legfrissebb ujsagot olcs6
penzen.
Alig indultam utnak a ven
degl6 fele, megszolitott egy jol
oltozott ur es ait kerdezte::
- Hol van, kerem a legk0ze-
lebbi vendegl6?
Tetszett nekem a jokepii
ember, tehat baratsagosan
mondottam:
Magam is eppen oda
igyekszem. Ha akarja, velen,
j0het.
A vendegl6ben az ismeretlen
megkerdezte udvariasan, hogy
ulhet-e velem egy asztalnal?
Icy aztan egy helyre teleped-
think, egyszerre rendeltiink a
pincert6l, en- kavet es sajtos
zsemlyet, az ismeretlen pedig
serteskarajat, piritott es vaja'
zott kenyeret, tesztanemut e.
mi egyeb mast. Ujsagot mem
vettem, inert elfeledkezten
rola.
! No, az ujsag hianyat men
ereztem. Alig ultiink az asz
talhoz, az en- ismeretlen tar
sam beszelni kezdett a legkii
lomb0z6bb dolgok fel6l, me!
pedig olyan bamulatos tudas
: sal, hogy onmagamban csal
ezt suttogtam
| - Brassay Samuel ota nen
!, talalkoztam emberrel, aki ilyel
sokat tudott volna.
Beszelt az mindenrol, me
pedig alaposan. Benszil0t
Y amerikai let&re ugy ismerte a
t egesz bevandorlasi kerdes
: hogy magam Sc jobban, pedi
: nekiink az lenne a kenyeriinl
!, Emlegette a Hortobagyot, mir
K ha oft szuletett volna. Tisz
: taban volt Bulgaria es RI
mania belso es kulsohelyzet,
e vel es az osszes papakat aka
/ nevszerint sorolta fel.
k Megettiik mindketten a M
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31
MILYEN LESZ
Az VI EUROPA

Ha Hitler Adolf gy0zni talal-
ma ebben a haboruban, akkor
az vi Europa a rabszolgak ha-
zaja lenne teljes egeszeben.
Rabszolgak lennenek els6sor-
ban maguk a nemetek, akik fe-
lett vas kezzel uralkodnek a
diktator olyan mertekben, ami
hez kepest a mai nemet elnyo-
matas csak gyerekjatek. Az iga
ri parancs-uralom ezutan bo-
rulna ra a nemetekre.
A t0bbi orszag pedig meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31

don ellen folytatott a rajokban
kuld0tt nemet hadi repuloge-
pekkel. Most mar London Sc
tagadja, hogy a fel varos ro-
mokban never es nagyon ne
hez helyzetben van.
Ehhez a keseru k0rulmeny-
hez most uj csapas jarult. A
nemet repul6gepek szazai ko-
z0tt az angol figyelo tisztek
meglattak az olasz Caproni
bombaz6kat, inert Mussolini
repul6i is bombazzak mar Lon
don varosat.
Az olasz kormany mem is
tagadja, hogy benne van teny-
leg az Anglia elleni tamadas-
ban, SGT AIT allitja, hogy az
naprol-napra er0sebb lesz.
Allitolag a francia kormany
is szerzodest kot0tt Hitlerrel es
par napon belul hadat fog
iizenni regi szovetseges tarsa'
max, Anglianak. Ere keszul 6
/ ielentesek szerint Franco spa
nyol diktator is.
Nagyon elszomorito ez, de
ha Anglia kibirja tovabbra is a;
ellenseges tamadasokat azza
a paratlan lelki erovel, ami
eddig tanusitott, akkor mes
halalos ellensegei is kalapo
kell emeljenek elotte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31

rosszabb helyzetben lenne,
inert azoknak, mint masodren-
du nepeknek, csak egy felada-
tot osztana XII a diktator, AIT,
hogy az 8 erdekeben testi jo-
letben tartsak a nemeteket.
Ha Hitler Adolf gy6z, evsza-
zadokra megnyomoritja a Xii
lonboz6 nemzeteket, hogy soha
konnyu szerrel talpra ne all
hassanak. Az vi Europa tehat
egy Berlinbol igazgatott tarto-
many lenne, amelyet szilaj ne
kirohanassal nemetesitenenek
ell a gyoztes hatalom berencei.
Ketsegtelen, hogy a lelkek-
ben oft fog elni a forradalmi
vagy a felszabadulasert, de az
er6, a fegyverek nagyon sokaig
nazi kezen lesznek es ICY re-
menyseget csak attol kaphat-
max a szerencsetlen eur6pai ne
pek, ha az Egyestilt Allamok
megy a maga vegtelenul hatal-
mas erejevel segitsegukre.
Ebben az vi Europaban ma
sodrendu szerepe van meg ma
az olaszoknak, de. mem sokaig
Elobb-utobb az olaszokra is ra.
Jar a Hitler rud es azok sc
lesznek a tobbi nemzetnel jobk
helyzetben. Es ha Hitler gyoz
akkor egeszen biztosan vegei
Oroszorszaggal is, amelynel
szerepe mar meg van hataroz
va: a magtara kell legyer
mindorokre a nemet birodalom
max.
Ez fenyegeti Europat es az
zal egyutt az egesz vilagot a.
esetben, ha Hitler gyoz. Ez tie
szi parancsolo szuksegge AIT
hogy a nagy amerikai nemze
ebredjen fel azonnal es NJ
varja, amig rank kerul a sor
Ma mar az, aki azonnali har
cot k0vetel Amerikaban Hitle
y ellen, mem haborus uszito, ha
mem a nemzet el0relato es he
) lyesen itelo vedelmezoje.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31
BEKE FEL6L
SUTTOGNAK

Megallapitast nyert, hogy
sved diplomatak es uzletembe--
rex mennek Berlinb6l London
ba es oman - a kormannyal
folytatott targyalasok utan -
isrnet visszaternek Berlinbe a
legnagyobb csendben.
Ambar London meg tagadja,
de ez a sok titkos targyalas ar
ra mutat, hogy tenyleg kiser-
leteznek a nemetek egy k0zeli
bekevel.
Elarulja ezt a francia kor-
many is, amelynek lapjai ugy
beszelnek, hogy miel6tt a fran
ciak valami nagyon komoly le-
pest tennenek, ami alatt a had
uzenet ertendo, elobb felszoli-
tas fog menni Londonba, hogy
vagy k0ssenek beket, vagy ke-
sziiljenek ell a legrosszabbra.
ARA mutat ez, hogy Hitler
kezdi belatni az Anglia ellen
intezett tamadasok sikertelen-
seget. Ha mem is vallja be, de
erzi, hogy kudarc var rea es
ez a kudarc alighanem vegze-
tes lesz rea nezve. Szeretne te-
hat egy barmilyen beke aran,
engedmenyek utjan, kimaszni
a katyubol.
Mindenki tudja, hogy lealazo
beket az angolok mem fognak
k0tni. Mindenki tudja, hogy
Anglia vilaghatalmi poziciojat
a tengerek feletti uralmat mem
fogja 0nkent feladni, inkabt
elpusztul a haboruban. Es ezt
ma mar tudja Hitler is, tehat
valoszinu, hogy tiirheto bekere
haJlando.
A vilag most ait szeretne
tudni, hogy egy ilyen beke ese-
ten mi t0rtenik a most nemet
rabsagban levo kis europa
nemZetekkel. FelsZabaditja-e
azokat Anglia a nemetekkel ki
t0tt beke soran? Mert ha Ell
megteszi, akkor ebb6l a habo
rubol annyira megerosodott er
k0lcsi tekintellyel kerul XII
hogy ujra a vilag vezeto mem
zete lesz.
OLASZOK BOMBAZZAK
MOST MAR LONDONT
Irtozatos volt eddig is az {
legi hare, amelyet Hitler Lon
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31

Ha felesegednek udvarolnak,
ell ne aludjal, nehogy keson ia
lalj folebredni, mikor mar csak
hult helyukre lelsz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31
MEGTAMADTAK
A GOROGOKET

Mussolini ketszazezer fOnyi
hadserege okt6ber 28-an haj.
nalban berohant G0r0g0rszag-
ba .es ugyanakkor az olasz re-
piil6k Athent, a g0r0g f6va-
rost kezdtek bOmbazni.
Alig hihet6, hogy a g0r0g0k
egy hetnel tOvabb harcolhassa-
max a tulerO ellen.
A t0r0k kormany rendkiviili
tanacskozast tartOtt, de egyel6-
re mem d0nt0tt, hogy elmegy-e
a g0r0g0k segitsegere?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31

Ha egy lapnak ezer laba len
ne, akkor sc tudhatna meg
minden hirt. Legyen olyan j6
Is segitse a lap munkajat az
zal, hogy ertesitse a t0rtentek
fel6l akar sz6val, akar telefo-
non at vagy levelben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31
NAZI EUROPAT
KESZITGETIK

A vegs6 nyomast, hogy egesz
Europat nazi fennhatosag ala
hajtsak, megkezdte Hitler min
den iranyban. Elobb kiliigy-
minisztere utjan probalkozott
azzal, hogy a spanyol diktatort,
Franco tabornokot veglegesen
sajat halojaba vonja S mikor ez
mem sikerult, akkor annyira
ment, hogy szemelyesen talal-
kozott Francoval a francia-spa-
nyol hatar menten, sajat vasuti
kocsijaban.
Egyik oldalrol Sc adtak meg
hivatalos jelentest arrol, hogy
NIT beszeltek meg ezen a ia
lalkozon, de ketsegtelen, hogy
Hitler spanyolorszagnak a nazi
sz0vetsegbe valo azonnali belle
peset kerte. Nagyon valoszinu,
hogy ezt meg is kappa es inert
Spanyolorszag csatlakozasa ese
ten Portugalia Sc maradhat XII
a nagy jatekbol, az Atlanti ten
ger egesz europai oldala szem-
ben fog allani Angliaval, ami
Hitler egyik nagy celia.
Kozben a Petain francia kor.
manyra is irtozatos ereju nyo
mast gyakorolt a nemet dikta
tor. El0bb Laval k0ztarsasag
eln0kot rendelte magahoz
maid maga Hitler kerette ma
; gahoz Petain marshallt a vas
! uti kocsijaba es ket ora hosz
szat targyalt vele afelol, hog.
a franciak is uzenjenek hada
az angoloknak es menjenek be
lie a nagy haboruba. Enrol a ia
nacskozasrol Sc tettek jelentest
bar sejtheto, hogy a francia]
sc tudnak ellenallni a nyomas
: max.
Mindennek az arat persz
meg kell fizesse Hitler. A fran
ciakkal valoszinuleg megkotil
a vegleges beket, amely sokka
r sokkal enyhebb lesz, mint pa
honap elott hittek. Barmilye1
, lesz azonban a francia beke,
leigazott nemzet elveszti sza
badsagat es masodrendu szere
pc lesz a vilagban.
AIT, hogy NIT igert Hitle
a spanyol diktatornak, alig lie
het kiszamitani, de az mar bi
zonyos, hogy nit kert. A kate
mai fennhatosagra van Hitler
mex sziiksege a spanyol kikot
varOSok felett es toleg az Azol
szigeteket akarja kezere kaI
nj, hogy az Atlanti tengerrt
: deli iranyban is kiszorithass
v az angol szabad kereskedelme
A tobbi europai allan ner
szamit. Jelentektelen dolo|
2 hogy a minden oldalrol elza1
szerbek maris beadtak a dere
+ kukat Hitlernek es vele eg
r csonakba ultek. Eppen ilye
+ jelentektelen a gorogok szerep
is. Ez a kis nemzet ellenallr
mem tud a nemet es olasz sere
geknek es kicsiny ereje ner
segitene az angolok oldala
csak erkolcsi szempontbol. Ne1
is vennek a gor0gokt6l ross
j neven, a Dania modjara mes
d hajOlnanak az erOSzak elOtt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-31
4 Macy HABORU ESEMENYEl

a sor ARA, hogy fegyverrel YER
jenek jozansagot a japanok fe-
jebe.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Lawmaker Urges
Immediate Action
On Wagner Act

WASHINGTON. Frb. = 1lPl .
Rep. Frank Fries, d.. Ill. today call
cd for house labor committee action
OH amendments to tho WaGnr" act,
charging that the committee has
been sitting around doing nothing
while people are being murdered"
Fries made his statement to tho
labor committee, of which he Is a
member Tho committee is CON-
Siderinc amendments to tho WaC-
nor act, while a special house COM
mittcc is INVESTIGATING conduct of
tho National Labor Relations board,
which carries out the act.
"Wc have been having hearings
here for n long time said Fries.
and We have not accomplished
anything Meanwhile. wc have bccn
having hell IN this country and
conditions arc dcl1orablc
When people arc being murder
cd our committee should Go some
thing abOu, IT,.
Fries made his remarks during
committee questioning of r. J, Tho
mas. president of tho CGO United
Auto Workers unoin. He asserted
that 40 people have bncn killed in
conflict between the United Mine
Workers union cCIOD and. the Pro-
grcsSivc Miners tAFL'
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Imperial Valley Lettuce Supplies Ter
Thousand Stores of BigA&P Chain

Nearly one sixth Of the 3975 cAr%
of lettuce that have left Imperial
Valley this season and tho same
percentage OF the approximately
1900 cars yet to go will follow q
route to consumers through the
Atlantic Commission company, p. a.
Eagan, company vice president, an
nounCcd FRIDAY.
The company IS a nationwide or
ganization operating with the a & p
stores as retail outlets.
A fun rs per cent of ali lettuce
and carrots purchased by tho COM
pany como from the southern end
of the valley from FL Centre south
ward. This year The company'S Of
ficcs arc located in CaleXico.
Twenty TO 40 carloads destined
for company retail stores on the At
lantic seaboard from Maine to Flo
rida. leave the valley daily. Some &C
tc Kansas City. some to New York
some to New orleans. Eaean con-
tinucd. All in all. there arc l0,70C
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
3248 on Relief
In This County,

A total of 3,248 persons are re.
cciving aid from the State Relief
administration in Imperial county
Director Ned Holmes said Friday.
This total."h said. is aboul
normal for this time of year and
is approximately the same number
as were on the relief rolls a
this time last year" The 3,248 in
tlividualS arc included in 8l2 fam.
iliCS.
Applications for and this week
| totalcd l43 or II lcSS than fhs
total number of applications made
| last week
Holmes expressed the opinion The
rchcl load probably had reached
Is peak for this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02

WASHINGTON Fyb . UP.
&"u Hiram Y Johnson Il. CaEl
.u5 a move =. .sr senate tOrcieu
.c.@;;cn~ eemmGtse ;o>,1y L. Gu,
so 100000 from . proposed $loo 9
100000 increase Il export import
NtNE'S :cNo.1.84 - q f"Nd tia
no&lU bc use - extend I non
U.il.,arN .o2n = Finland
johnson. RANKING minority mcm-
,Gr ot ,Ee couai.;2c. is ready L.
Carey tae f!slt for a reduction il
,Nc N:i, In the Ncaatc floor If the
1oyr ia,> III roH,uHtcC Sen Rob
.G" y Iatt L OHIO would assist
Johnson Il e1em ol floor igEt
MciuWa..c committee action vi
.",."rG r. e.; "n;i next wee,
9H," r.a c0MG&ttCc aGaln meets
HH... Tie CONTROVERSY over the b..
.r;: ..'.r5 hetNeou senate .sola-
.u&.-.~ asd .aese who believe IL
.a".s I.H.aso - possible aSsls-
'..s e.; y, ee9eHtcG t!al ma
.'.'N o: 1t to:amu;cc now believe
,..a. F.NlHG caUtG obtain no benc-
g.; nom tXpaHs.oa Of tho bank $
:..r..i.. .uaa. Then OPINION va,
>..u go ae based oa testimony given
'ac committee ~ Federal Loan Ad-
MM.s,ya:o. jesse 4 Jones and two
,.'C lrrau@rn, officials.
"I:. ue.tac. ash 00y fowl. Sald
sen Wallace II White r.. Me
u coutuu'toe member There Is
IG@a .ol FHiaHt-'u a."
O..'v .aaml,es ~ the commit
'r,. VHo declined IT, DC quoted
p.:c u! ,,ia opauc& ;Aat Finland
...t .r.aa - ;.':hrr loan from
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02

Roy Stone, Joe weaver, and Dale
JIcnic were dinner guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hank Wal
trip Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Postmaster Quits
With Half Century
Of Service Listed

NOI Cal. Fen. = lUPn-Thcrc
W, urw postmaster today III
IL. ,So,otcJ lrtlc mountain town
= Nevada >oUuty for the first time
= - years.
fohn sweet Nno Will be 80 next
month. t"mcG over the office yes
te.day to hi, nephew. Bernard
Sweet. and retired under the new
law pet.l.t;MA retirement of postal
officials oycy 20 who have served
moro than u years
sweet MAS appointed by President
Grover Cleveland on August "a, 1888,
ali cams t. have The longest
ses5 .rc rHrnC OF aaY postmaster
u the tatN.
Tie hlin: room of sweets mod
esf nome has been Wolfs only post
ai.sc' Gor more than half a GEN.
fiirss
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Man Who Burned
Body Faces CHARGE

DUOFN-N F. CP A ::~e,
o' soc ar>o,. e!sarse WI o." :.c g.
5ly ac".,-; He.zse. Marsh. - itIr
I'd CN-co"Nc; Who confessed -
:,.I.Hc q 5,a5 n3a" ot $500 an
TO-, .,:::,.:,z - boSv axe" SOAK
.'.. .. ~ hr:o>5Ge
A..'.Iee sHG ~. ..lK o. ~
deucc prevented TIC filing of 4
-r7"i ;lNf. charge aCa,Ns' Marsh
II, uY~Nr l',ar.e pas the >oCON5
count SCANS. :he cE-cory.c' Hr =
Y~o.ortlr urder sl10oa bond IL -
2t,.o~ co.r, Ia ssee tria, oN ID t,--
,,.. c;.ar-t
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 20, 1901.
Published every afternoon except
Saturday and Sunday Saturday
afternoon issue now succeeded
by the Post-Press Sunday, les
tablishcd 1886 by the Imperial
Valley Publishing company. 625
state Street. FL Centre. Caltf.
paul Jenkins. publisher: A. G.
Johnston, vlce-prerident, and
general manager; E. A. Fttz-
hugh. secretary and managing
editor. West Holiday Co.. Inc,
atives.
Entered at El CeTtro, California
post office as second class mat
ter.
National Advertising Represent
Subscription rates. &c pen copy.
In conjunction with tho Post
press tSundays). per month,
soc; paid in advance. Q months.
$1.65; D months. 1926. one year.
800.
Member california Newspaper
t'uhii4her9 aH"",'inil"n
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02

stores in the United S'atcS suppllce
by company buyers.
In California alone company
buyers purchase around $60,0Oo an
nually in produce and at the same
time the company pays out Sl.O00. :
600 in salaries. Total employees oi
the Atlantic and Pacific stores Is
$4,000.
Last week the Atlantic Comml5-
sion company took out of the valley
100 cars of lettuce and AZ cars oil
carrots, totalinG 45,l56 crates, LOT
which $66 300 was paid.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02

Mrs. Ifs-cr Grant and children
of Brawlcy visited Mrs Ruby Davis
Wednesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Hiram Johnson Leads IsoIationists
In Ficht TO Cut Loan TO Finland

TIN country It already haa been
s.ycu Sl000O,OOO credit - unless
Jones received assurances that thc
money would De repaid. Such as
Suraacc>. committee members be-
hcxcd seem unlikely III view OF
Flaland'a present precariouS posi-
ION IN It's way with Russia.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Ignorance Costs Woman S4OO When
She Asks for lobtess Insurance Money

1eno5an65 go .'.
Insurance a,t cot .. !. CGs=a 81
man S400
She pad m;. 'h. Ha. a.#e .al
was working q: T.. A. las IL. jNa
ycars a1sn ...'r-. vo-s .t.# #..l-
llshcd her ''eo,u., - I@p.s.a.
Valley. snc told Nau.sa. Thama.
Fnnoy e. tnc State talaHtM,l;
service.
7 lookod 4'or '.. s4aa + .aa -
the fund as :'t.,.- ,aa#e 5s.H
or when uocccc . resa na@
She sfld
I'm ,osrs Fnro. ..a ha# a.e
time Is pa "l'" .u eau.a aa1,
collectcd HAT Silr - oane..-~
must be colicc; . 10. .'. sn.s.a.a,
cd person o. t!' ..'.t L.. G. -,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
S24,5q0 Paid Here
In Job Insurance

A tot 81, &1t5w - - -.
2.346 person. IN iMac'-. saa.s.s =,
Detembcr a '.r. ;..s.#z :. -
:he unemp,oHgC l.., .as.. o.
Most oi tGC ourets. p.see,.-
i, the coUnt> ba.Nt. S., -. -. L
tic help and a-r.,Htara. eeoar>
MANAGE Ihona. F-.e =. '.e
State FnploIat,r' .;..o. - y
day
Since De-. So So =. .a~3s -
received $3,6i-94 Z. us.aeesa =.
insurance b1nct...
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02

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IIEBER NOTES

Brawlcy nine by the tight score of
5 TO 4. Bill Raaka was the VIM
{ ming pitcher.
Mrs. Howard Davis visited Mrs.
Myrtle Osborne of MclOland We'd
ncsday.
Mr.. and Mrs irwin FrandScn and
: son. Carl OF inland visited Mrs.
RAY Barnes Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaylord Huddle-
son and children arc visiting Mr.,
and Mrs. Ralph Bacon in Los All
gNcS for fcw days.
Tuesday evening Bill Borrn gave
a skating party. Tho Camp Fire
girls and several high school friends
attended.
Mrs. L. {. Dickcrt Of san Jacln-
to. Mrs, w p. phillips of San ia
cinto. and Mrs. Jack 1nglc of
SCclcy were Sunday dinner guests
Of Mr and Mrs. Van D. Ingle. ST..
Mrs. Dickert. mother of Mrs. Phil
lips and Mrs. Ingle. will stay with
Mr.. and Mrs. InglC for a short
visit.
Mrs Mary Thompson and Mrs.
Iuanita Lee spent Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. GEORGE Thompson
of Mt Signal
Wednesday afternoon the Heber
P-TA. study group held its fourth
meeting in the current series on
home problems. Tho topic for the
meeting was Health and Safety
IN the Home" Those present at
the meeting were tho Mesdames
Hazel Griffec. chairman of the
group: Edith Bruton, Helen Metz
ley. Winnie Griffce, Jewel Tor
renee. Dorothy Torrcncc, and Jua-
nita Lee.
The Rev. Roy Tucker Of tho
Methodist church in CaleXico was
Heber visitor wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Young of Los
Angeles we're visitors Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Robertson Sunday.
Mrs. jean Clcvenger was a Tues
day caller at the home Of Mrs
Hazel Porter.
Mrs. Mary Thompson was a Sum
day dinner guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Van r. Majors.
Raymond Barnes was a member
of the FL Ccntro Junior college
tennis team that played the Uni
versity of Redlands team last Sat
urday.
Mrs. Raymond Wood surprised
her husband Sunday with din
ncr in honor of his birthday Those
whom she invited were Mr.. ano
Mrs. John Briggs. Mr., and Mrs
Pete Anderson, Mr and Mrs Her.
bert Lee, and Mr.. and Mrs, OTIS
Briggs.
Another ono of Heber's pioneers
passed away on the 25th Of Janu.
ary when Mrs. Fannie Bohanna
former Heberite. died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Card.
well, at Davis. Oklahoma, where
she has been residing for severa
stroke of paralysis several week!
ago. Her niece, Miss Edna Fleeing
chief telephone operator in Okla
loma City. notified her relative,
here. When Mrs. Bohanna passet
on. she was SO. Mrs. BOllanna j.
the mother of James and Leonart
Willet of Norwalk ahs the grand
mother Of Mrs. Jewel Torrencc
Ernest Willctt, and Dcn2il Porte
OF Hcbcr.
Miss Ileah Champion and Mrs
G.. Cruise of Ontario visited Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Gardner this week
Miss Champion and Mrs. Cruise
arrived Monday and left Wcdnes
day.
JdlC f1lCIlIt anu t1dIlN CQulOL "
Woodlakc arrived in Hebcr Tues
day.
Sharon Ann Davis spent scvcra
days with her grandmother, Mrs
Jack WardloW, and her great
grandmother, Mrs. NJ E. Zinn II
Fl CcntrO.
Mrs. Ife-cr Grant and childre,
Of BrawlcY visited Mrs Ruby Davi
Wednesday.
Roy Stone, Joe weaver. and Dale
JIicnic we're dinner guests at th'
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Hank Wal
trip Tuesday.
Imnerial Valley Press
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Masonic Degree
Conferred Monday

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Evening star., 1940-10-23
New Trial for Sect Member
Sought in Shooting Case
Ry thr Associated Press.

BY thu Associated Press.
ALFRED. Me, Oct. 23.-Counsel
for Edwin Bobb indicated he would
request in Superior Court today a
new trial for the T-year-old
Jehovah's Witness convicted of as
saulting Dwight Robinson with in
tent to kill.
A jury that acquitted by direction
four other Jehovah's Witnesses. who
were similarly accused. deliberated
Bobb's case almost seven hours.
Bobb, the religious organization s
Kennebunk leader, acknowledged he
had issued weapons to members and
had stationed them outside their
Kingdom Hall in expectation Of
an attack June 9. That was the
night the 25-year old Robinson and
Frederick Mcdonald, "a, were
wounded by gunfire near the flimsy
frame building. which subsequently
was burned by a crowd.