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Evening star., 1941-05-18

BUILDING MATERIAL - Our Southwest
yard has been closed and combined with
our Northeast yard, increasing both our
service and your selection. LARGEST stock
Foundation to Roof at Rock-Bottom
Prices -, has r, been our slossn for 30 years.
sUnDISo IN MATEEEdALA 5Eg,AL Large stock Of
tionsd and free Of % nails. S Com. n 'to01S e our
yard n for fs:E SeE ;s9sssaSRii WsEeRise co. 49,.
syLovA, EISin; as T. Walthsm WATCHES, IS,
lis 9G St ne % OPEN tiHtTsopGn.' Till p.m. AA'h
CALCULATOR, Marchsnt; automatic multi
slt; stt:;vIis' ns'Gs Ma driven slsS' Box &C. Ay'
cALcULAToRs, Monroe 12J, hand and
C. 4aS5; week & days. .AfinSs 81. Ss12. 'A '0o1''
s.yslosns sSw Shutter tsn sDses tes sr
CAMERA, 4x5, Anniversary Speed Graphic.
sories, ike new; Sl1o WI 7201.
CARBON PAPER; 5lsx1I to 36x3e, Sc per
hundred up. 1929 New York ave. NV.
CARRIAGES, s.rollers .folding typs), 60
saFs TayGr % Ssh sSsS sSsss ss s5s
Complete line. 2461 18th NV. opep eve.
CARRIAGE-English coach; maple crib
with innerspring mattress; very good con-
dition; cheap. CO. 1917.
CHAIRS, hall racks, paintings, air-drills.
tables. etc. NO. 4919.
CHEST OF DRAWERS, desk combination.
mahogany; practically new; leaving town,
SIG. Columbia 1900, Ext. 416.
CHESTS. maple. never used: SIS. 8-pc.
sun parler suite, &b5; q vacuum cleaner,
81; glider. chair. MoyinE be15 18th st. NV.
cLiPPER LAWN MowER-Hand driven
ssks q 'rds sriees soI sis 81 s va RI.
" oss.sss isss'ssss'' iss'ssss'' "; rs; .sa .sAa'''':'s:' II.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

MIMEOGRAPH practically brand new.
letter size. latest closed cylinder model:
Evening star., 1941-05-18

BEDROOM. maple chest-on-chest" and
double bed to match; quality: SACRI-
FICE. Mohair living room, velour living
room, tapestry living room. Duncan Phyfe
drop-leaf table double hddle-back chairs
ACME MOVING & STORAGE. 461S 18th
st NV Georgia 1000. "OPEN NIGHTS "s
Evening star., 1941-05-18

BOOKS-Part Of private library, several
hundred first editions, fiction, etc. All good
titles; mostly tne condition: all bargains
to Q pm. 1857 Hamilton St NV
Evening star., 1941-05-18

FURNITURE-Fiber set, 3-pc., suitable
cost sl40, sell for $50. WO. sS22.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

GOLF DRIVING RANGE. mi. Washing
ton. chr & highways: low rent, valuable
lease: does fne business. Lee and Wilson
hlvds Falls Church, Va
Evening star., 1941-05-18

BRICKS-4,000 used bricks for sale at 81
thousand delivered any where in D. c.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

FURNITURE ACNE STORAGE" We
have all kinds of furniture. Beds. COM
plete, S1l90: folding beds. $500. mat
tresses, 81 .65: springs, S3.75 solid Hon.
duras mahogany double bed (only II, SAC
RIFICE: wonderful inner-spring mattresses,
guest house furniture: NOW IS THE
461S 14th st. NV. Georgia 1000. Open
nights -
Evening star., 1941-05-18

TEAROOM, Conn, ave. section; lunch and
dinners only; closed Sundays; same owner
10 years; well co; good business; price
E3 OOO. terms Box 330-C, Star.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

BRICK LUMBER AND PLUMBING mate
rials at bargain prices from hundreds OF
wrecking toha reconditioned and neatly ar
ranged for easy selection al HECHINGkR's
You'll save time as well az n10neg BY com.
ing to any Of our three Yards.
HECHINGER CO., Used Material Dept.
18th and II SITS. NE AT 400
Evening star., 1941-05-18

cymbals that we are closing out at sub
stantially less than their original prices.
Both have been repossesSed and we are
willing to sell them for the actual balance
due on account. Very easy terms. MA.
3223 Jordan'S, corner 18th and c. sts
Evening star., 1941-05-18

ELECTRIC CABINET, bath, upright; $50:
tine mahosany Graphophone. S25, cost
$3.50. S22 18th St. Apt. /. 1p'
ELECTRIC COOKER WELL. on legs. bskes.
boils, rossts hot plate on top; fine for apt.
or beach; $3.50. AT. $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

BEDROOM SUITES I2l, mahogany and
bleached mshosany: dinette set, complete,
3 mos Old. Owner leaving city. Must
sacrifice. 5040 lst st. NV. Apt 303.
BEDROOM SUITE. 5-pc.. walnut, S35, good
condition 5l2s Nebraska ave. Emerson
Evening star., 1941-05-18

MIRROR. overtop, 3iax5 It., walnut frame
handsome antique. Price $40, Box 3Ol-B,
Star
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

OOTY in war is the enemys guns, food,
~ vehicIes-if you're able tocapture them.
ID Both Great Britain and Greece IN
their Mediterranean warfare against
Italy are especially fortunate; the Italians
were seldom able to save their stores as they
gave up one base after another IN Greece,
Albania, Egypt and Libya.
Booty is not only material that the enemy
can no longer use, but it supplies the victorious
troops and thus simplifies their problem OF
transport.
Thus in Lbya, Empire troops are living on
Italian food, drinking Italian wine, shooting
Italian bullets in Italian rifles and machine
guns riding in Italian trucks and cars, fight
ing from Italian tanks, using Italian artillery
and shooting Italian shells through Italian
anti-aircraft guns at Italian war planes.
One of the quartermaster's vital jobs is to
take over such captured material and lnven-
torv. repair and issue it to his own troops.
That's what supply troops are doing in the top
picture on this page.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

lnfaniymen Of British Indian brl.
sade crossing the Aibara River in eT'
tended order in covering the transport OF
a motor truck in the invasion from the
Sudan OF the Italian colony OF Ertrea'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Clever Devices

There arc all sorts Of clever
bedroom closet devices, made 10
store articles neatly and TO
make them easy 10 get at.
In place Of the old-fashioned
rigid rod 10 hold hangers. there
are easily installed clothing car
rierS that slide out and thus
permit an easy selection Of the
desired garments, without dis
turbing the rest of the ward
robe. These are installed under
the closet shelf. the deeper the
shelf the longer the carrier.
The ones we saw come in eight
sizes 10 fit any closet. They are
made Of steel with a nickel
polish. Easily installed. too. is
an efficient gadget. a swinging
hanger made with individual
clamps 10 hold trousers or skirts.
a smaller version is designed
70 hold towels or stockings.
Another excellent fixture is
hat rack 10 hold six hats. with
bars for ties. belts or scarves
made 20 be installed inside the
closet door.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Making Plans
For Halloween

HALLOWEEN Is coming and
that Will be your night 10 howl
along with the other COLLINS
and ghosts,
Every one loves a Hallowe en-
party. and there's loads Of fun
20 plan too. because there are so
many novel ideas YOU can use
for entertainment and refresh
mentS Hoot owl Salad. COLLINS
IN Blankets and. of course.
doughnuts and cider is real Hal
loween fare
A broom dance and a pumpkin
exchange will start the party off
with a bans From there on
there's no need TO worry-the
party viii carry itself.
The Prudence Penny leaflet.
C-l33, Halloween Food and
Fun contains many merry
party suggestions.
You may have this leaflet and
C-l23. Golden DoughnutS. if
you will enclose 3 cents TO cover
mailing costs. Send your request
TO Prudence Penny, The Detroit
Times, Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
BORDEN'S ice CREAM
KARAMEL PECAN

Ice Cream that crunches' Whole halves Of sweet,
erunehy pecans in mellow Karamel Ice Cream. Dee
ieious
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
4 WHIFF Of ME GREAT- OUTDo0Rs

It's fuel in a plentiful supply is
included in the purchase price
Of 25 cents.
The same rough bark covers
the tiny fireplace that looks so
rustic and so real with its bundle
OF logs. The burning stick fits
in the hrepot and the smoke
floats out the chimney hole at
the top. Il costs % cents.
Perhaps you prefer the not
So-neW but Iust-aS-cute cabin Of
the pines at the far left. The
roof comes off and the incense
fills the inside. This model
comes in a little red box ready
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

for mailing. At % cents. its a
grand remembrance for some
one far away
The wOOdsy atmosphere is not
merely a seasonal pleasure.
You'll want it year round, year
after year. It's possible, too,
since bountful boxes of reflls
can be bought for % cents.
Woo your hunteg husband TO
his own fircside with aroma Of
the woods. Relax, lean back in
the spicy fumes and forget
there's a war raging at our door
step.
For shopping information, call
Cherry $500, Line BAT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
BY JANE MOWERS

PINING AWAY for a breath
Of Autumn and the wide-open
spaces? No need 90 get out the
hiking boots or the gas buggy
10 drink in a Whit OF the pines.
II Will come 10 you. like Mo-
manned the mountain The
crisp. fresh perfume Of the pines
has been put up in tiny sticks
OF incense 10 be burned IN ap-
proprlate holders like those Illus
trated.
The pine tree is made Of rough
bark and wood, about 2 = inches
tall. with a holder in tho top.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

An attractive new one is fin
ished in all-white porcelain
enamel, with contrasting enamel
black rim and handle. II comes
with a wire rack for deep fat
frying. A convenient family size
is the three-quart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Neat Closets
ProIong Life
Of Garments
BY ELEANOR ROSS

NEVER WAS it 50 essential TO
take care of clothes and other
consumer items as IL is today.
This program must perforce
start with the way in which
things are stored and kept in
closets and on shelves.
II is delightful 10 have beauti-
full closets with involved color
schemes, satin or taffeta quilting
and shelf edges. but il is vital
70 have proper storage fixtures,
racks and hangers.
Though the upstairs closets do
receive their share Of care, the
downstairs or guest closet usu-
ally has 10 take lots Of misuse.
This is a pity in more ways than
one, since guests see your hall
closet and judge the house by its
appearance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Thursday, October Is, 1871
Porcelain Deep Fat Fryer

If FRENCH fried potatoes
are on call frequently in your
household, you can ease your job
OF cookery considerably with
one of the new porcelain enam-
eled deep fat French flyers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

Makes Spicy
Mullins

WHEN YOU feel e~@sA
Autumn chill YOU can start@
think about serving foods that
are spicy The Fall and Winter
months give you days when
foods with tangy havors are in
their hcy-day.
Mineemeat Mullins
. tablespoons butter
8 tablespoons brown sugar
IS cup mfncemeat
2 cups sifted -four
? teaspoons baking powder
/ teaspoon cinnamon
r. teaspoon salt
j beaten egg
+ -T7TJ T71TiiK
4 tablespoons butter. melted
cup brown sugar
Into each of II muffin tins
place y teaspoon butter, ~
tablespoon brown sugar and l.
tablespoon prepared mincemeat.
Sift together three times the
flour, baking powder. cinnamon
and salt. To these add the egg,
milk. melted butter and brown
sugar. Stir quickly until the dry
and liquid ingredients are just
mixed and have a lumpy APP
pearance.
Quickly pour into muffin tins
filling q full. Bake in a
hot oven (425 degrees) for 20
minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
BORDEN'S SOFKURD MILK

soft curd milk thats easy deest-Borden SoKurd
is smooth, creamy milk with softer curd that makes
it easy to digest Makes easier for youngsters TO as
simulate more calcium and phosphorus needed to
build strong bones and teeth. Has Vtamius A, B, c
and D. Order from your Borden man today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Hall Closet Fixtures

Keep this important unit Of
your home from being Uttered
and jumbled by installing some
sensible fixtures. There should
be racks installed inside the
door-the chromium type that
hold hats by the crown are best.
Even if the closet is quite
small, there'll be room for shoe
racks TO hold rubbers, boots, etc.
Other racks for holding UNI
brellas and keeping them away
from clothes are easily installed
inside the door.
Place garment brackets with
care, and if there is space
enough, install a small swing
out bracket 10 hold short jackets
or capeS.
II the closet must be used as
a catch-all. have clips installed
IN one corner 10 hold golf bags.
since sticks have quite a way of
getting entangled with clothes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

BY agreement with Manufacturing Alliance every-
thing on hand must be sold to make way for the new
season! An entire new stock is on the way . . . our
present stocks must go That and that alone explains
why we're selling clothing of such quality and charac
ter at so amazing price, Every garment in this sale
Is our regular high quality Every suit every overcoat
every topcoat every zipou coat is carefully tailored
handsomely styled in fine al-w oil fabrics from the
best recognized mills We've forgotten costs. values
profits! We're out to unload lot of clothing in hurry
30 come on, you smart money" players, even if your
ideas about clothes twice this much, we promise
you styles and fabrics you'll be proud to wear AT
ONLY SIS! It's time for action, LET'S co!
Evening star., 1941-01-03
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

From Alaska to Vancouver the
marbled murreIets dive for their
living. The aukS. INJURIES and put-
fins are closely related as they are
Arctic sea birds grouped under the
scientific name of Aicidae, which
includes about u genera and some
30 species, Most OF the outstanding
members have been written about
in this column.
We identify the marbled muir
relet by the notified plumage OF
brown and white The rather dull
white under parts have duSky
tinge or clouding of black, prevent
ing the shirt front from being a
snowy white. which we find worn
by so many of the diving birds.
Most of the birds of this group
are essentially Of the Arctic re-
gions. They are very numerous on
the Alaskan and Siberian coasts.
The marbled murrelet has a prefer
ence for the chilly coast from VAN
couver to Alaska
Though the wings are extremely
SIlOl /. lIIbN dIt NCl CL4lClCIll. 4lltA
carry the birds swiftly under the wa
ter. When resting the murrelet as
sumes an erect posture, the feet eX-
tended horizontally in front. giving
the bird a foundation upon which
they apparently sit on their legs.
occasionally balancing themselves
with the aid of the abbreviated tail
or wing tips.
On or in the sea they are at home
Here they find all the food they re-
Quire, which is mostly fish. These
they capture by pursuit under water
A murrelet, when chasing a fish for
dinner or any other meal, travels
fast and direct. 1t seems to move
through the water as if shot from a
cannon. the movement is so smooth
and rapid.
With nothing better to do, the
bird comes to shore. resting upon a
rock ledge. from which it gazes for
hours Then it will return to the
water and chase the school of fish
Evening star., 1941-01-03

Should it ever do So a thorough
shaking of the feathers removes eX-
cess moisture.
At the approach Of spring, when
finding a mate is uppermost IN
their thoughts. the muwelets gather
in vast numbers on their northern
breeding grounds, rocky cliff along
the coast.
No nest is built. There is but a
single egg laid in niche or upon
the ledge One of the parents COW
erS it day or night. Never once is
it left unprotected The baby is
helpless, needing the constant at
tention of its parents for food and
preventing it from tumbling off the
cliff.
1t is believed that the young chick
is finally taken to the water by one
of the parents. Some fall off the
Evening star., 1941-01-03

precipice, others amble slowly toward
the sea. Once they are in the water
they are unafraid.
The flesh of the murrelet is too
fshy to be popular. The Eskimos
depend to a great extent upon the
birds for their plumage, which, being
so thick and dense, is excellent for
lining winter garments. The eggs
and young murrelets are used by the
Indians for food.
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Park Service to Show
Pictures of St. Augustine

Motion pictures and slides of his
toric st. Augustine. Fla, will be
shown under the auspices of the
National Park Service Wednesday
at pm. in the Departmental Audi
torium on Constitution avenue be-
tween Twelfth and Fourteenth
streets NV
Herbert E. Kahler, chief of the
Historic Sites Division, will speak.
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Natures Children
Marbled Murrelet
(Brachvramphus marmOratuS)

with such vim and vigor that they
come to the surface in the slim
hope of escaping their pursuer
which they never do.
Because of the life they lead the
murrelets have a very dense plum
age, which, of course, prevents the
water from penetrating to the skin
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Anti-Vice Committee
For Army Areas Formed

The General Welfare Committee
of the War Department, planned
to purge Army camps of evil in
fluenceS in Jurisdictions outside
control of the Army, was organized
yesterday with three members
They are Frederick Osborne, New
York industrialist and philanthro-
pist: DR.. Clarence Dykstra, national
selective service head, and Wayne
Coy, assistant Federal Security ad-
ministrator Additional members
will be announced later.
Evening star., 1941-01-03

floors to her death yesterday.
Deputy Coroner Philip Matrone
said, TO my mind there is no ques-
ton that she jumped"
The body of the retired school
teacher and secretary was found on
the roof of one-story build
ing adjacent to a midtown hotel
where she had registered a few
hours before. Relatives said she
had an appointment for today with
an eye specialist for treatment.
Evening star., 1941-01-03
15-FIoor Fall Kills Woman
Who Feared Losing Vision
Z, the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3-Appar-
entity fearing blindnesS-although a
specialist had said she could be
reasonably sure of retaining eye
sight-Miss Julia Scott Jones, 72,
Dover, Del, clubWoman, plunged Is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-02
KET GY|LK0SSAC
ES 0NCY|LkOSSAG

Greenville, Pal Lanning
konstabler es Davis bekebiro
az eletevel fizetett, amikor
megjelentek Geotch otthona-
ban, akit n6vere jelentett fel
tiltott fegyverviselet Matt es
aki allando rettegesben tar
totta a noveret es idos edes-
anyjat eletveszelyes fenyegete-
sekkel.
A ket hatosagi ember a la
kas pincejeben talalta Geot-
chot, aki a kezeben tartott
fejszevel halalos utest inert
a konstablera, maid a kevasbe
eros utes a. beke birot is ta-
lalta, akinek meg volt annyi
ereje, hogy a haz tornacara
menekiilj0n.
De Geotch uyomon kovette
es egy ujabb fejsze csapast
inert ra, hogy az osszeesett. A
gyilkossag elkovetese utan a
szomszedban lako novere laka-
sara sietett, ahol 90 dollart
adott at azzal a meghagyas-
j.
sal, hogy forditsak ait a te-
metesi k0lsegekre, inert meg
fogja 0lni magat. Ezzel az
utan vissza is ment a lakasara
es a konyhaban egy jol celzott
lovessel vegzett magaval.
A bekebiro kesobb meghalt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-02

ban volt a repiil6ter felett
egyszerre ] nintha megallt vol
ma aztaIl oldalt fordult es le-
zuhant, nagy lyukat tive az
u ] repiil6 l6szallag kovezetebe
Kaluczky 6s egy Fox newt fla.
talember valoszinieg a ger
els0 iileseben voltak es Rossi
a hats6 iileseben es azert me-
nekiilt meg eletevel. A sze.
rencsetlenseg l1irere a sep ma.
pos karacsonyi delutanon ez.
rex mentek XII a repiiloterre
ugy hogy deputy sheriffeknek
es allami rend6r0knek kellett
a forgalmat iranyitani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-02
ELFOCTAK ECy
PENzHAhNSIT0T

Steve Kado, Burlington Ave.
80 ewes fiatalembert, a titkos
rendorok vizsgalata alapan a
rendorseg letartoztatta hamis
SO centeseknek a forgalornha
valo kozrebocsatasa Matt.
Kado a rendorok el6tt beis-|
merte, hogy 400 darab ha1nis
so centest helyezett kozforga
lomba.
Lakaso atkutatasanal tdbb
darab hamis fel dollaroSt ta-
laltak. Kado ellen mar regeb-
ben kutatnak. 1928-ban q
Mansfield, Ohioi javito inte-
zetbe kiildtek, inert Takacs
Janos villamos kalauzra r&-
lott. Mint biintetett el66letiI
az ujabb biine miatt legkeves
sebb 10 evi elzarasra es 5 ezer
dollar penzbiintetesre lesz ne
zonyara elitelve. Atadtak E
sz0vetsegi (federal) hat6sagok
max. So
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-02

allandoan Campbellben la-s
kott es sokaig a Sheet and
Tube-nal is dolgozott.
Halalat gyaszoljak feleS6ge,
sziiletett Tarucska Zsuzsanna,
harom fla: Pal, Jozsef es Ja~
nos ket leanya: Mrs. Daniel
Pidick es Pearl eS az ohazaban
ket testvere Maria es Muranyi
Anna, egy fivere Jozsef, ket
feltestvere es mostoha anyja
LukovSki Veronika.
Tagja volt a Munkasbeteg-
segelyz6 Egyletnek (pitts-
burghi) es, a Scent Istv&n
Egyhaznak.
LukOvskit a VaSchak kapol-
naban ravataloztak fel ahol
kedden es szerdan az isrner6-
SEX es haratok szazai kivantak
|neki orok nyugodalmat. Teme-
tese csiitortokon volt a Scent
Istvan Egyhazbol a Kalvaria
temetobe. Lapunknak regi
olvasoja volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-02
Macy SECITSEe
ERDELY NEPENEK.
Az amerikai magyarsag is hoz.
zajarult HOrthyne szeretet-
akci6jah0z

Amerikab6l is tekintelyes
0sszeggel jarult hozza a ma
gyarsag Horthy Miklos kor-
manyzo jotekonykodasban min
denkor eluljaro nejenek Ger
delyert" inditott szeretet-akcio-
jahoz. Bizonyara erdekelni fog
ia olvas6inkat, hogy a hazai
adomanyokhoz csatolt ameri-
kai penzkiildemenyeket milyen
formaban juttattak, rendelke-
zesi helyiikre: a visszatert ke-
lett orszagresz szegenyeihez.
A karacsonyi unnepeket meg
el6z6 tiz het folyaman 1890
tonna liszt, 24O tonna cukor,
40 tonna burgonya, 80 tonna
disznozsir es 27 tonna rizs ke-
rult kiosztasra Erdelyben, ugy
hogy mines nelkul0zes, k0nny-
aztatott szem a Kiralyhagon
tul. Ezenkiviil rengeteg meleg
ruhanemut adomanyozott 9
kormanyzone iranyitasaval mi
kod6 jotekonysagi szervezet
amt fokent a romanok ALTA
egyetlen szal ruhaban kiutasi.
tott tizezrek feloltoztetesere
forditottak.
Nemcsak szocialis, hanen
k0zgazdasagi szempontbol il
igen fontos emellett a Horthy
Miklosne akcionak az a hatal
mas labbeli megrendelese, ami
mex reven reszben a lerongyolo
dottakat latjak el telviz ide
jen eros cip6vel, reszben pedie
munkat, megelhetest biztosita
max az e szakmabeli kisiparo
sok legt0bbjenek. Kereken sza:
ezer par cip6t rendeltek es ezel
elkeszitesevel kivetel nelkiil er
delyi cipeszeket biztak meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-02
h|ACYAROK AUTO
BALESETEKbEN.

K0nnyen v6gzetesse valhat6
baleset frt magyar asszonyokat
a napokban a Public Squaren,
amikor egy vigyazatlan auto
vezet6 elutotte 6ket.
Mrs. Magdalena Hizsnyai,
aki 36 N. Maryland Ave alatt
lakik, szamos bordatorest szen-
vedett es a vele volt Orosz Da-
nielne, aki a 70 Charles ST..
alatt lakik Struthersen, a ko-
nyoken seriilt meg. Az autot
egy Wilbur Shaffer newt East
Liverpool-i lakos vezette. Mind
ket not beszallitottak a South
Side k6rhazba.
Egy Eketis Jozsef newt en-
Der, aki az 1928 Donald Ave
alatt lakik, hatrafele ment,
mint a rak a Donald es Belle
vista Avenue sarkan es eppen
egy Bart6 Pal altal hajtott gep
ele lepett. Barto, aki a 2118
Donald Ave alatt lakik, bevit-
te a 68 ewes Sketist a South
Side k6rhazba, ahol megallapi-
tottak, hogy fejseriileseket
Szenvedett.