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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02
FELEDEKENY
MAGYAR NAzIK

Az amerikai magyar ma
xix lapjaban azon sopan-
kodnak, hogy a kereszteny
demokrata hatalmak most
az Isentelen bolshikat segi-
tik.
Ez tenyleg ICY van, de ep-
pen Bridgeporton mem LEM
ne szabad EFT eszrevenni,
inert hiszen ez csak ait je-
lentheti, hogy a demokrata
hatalmak a magyar ma
xix lapjat olvassak. Es ell
hittek egyszer,. amt abban
olvastak.
Mert ugyanabban a nazi
lapban AIT irtak, mikor Hit
ler kot0tt sz0vetseget Sta
linnal, hogy Stain a ke-
reszteny tenplomokat mar
megnyittatta, a kereszteJ
hitet visszaallitotta Sow j6c
Oroszorszagban es eppen
ezen a cimen "Dicsertesse-
keztek", mikor a ket veres
kezi briganti sz0vetsegre
lepett .egynassal.
Ugy latszik, a magyar ma
xix feledekenyek, elfelejtik,
hogy nehany h6nappal
el6bb NIT irtak a lapjukban.
Vagy esetleg AIT hiszik, S
ez a val6szinibb, hogy az
olvas6k feledekenyek, akik
mem emlekeznek azOkra a
huzsannakra, amiket k3t
eve irtak Stalinr6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02
Ne TEvESSzEN MEG
BENNUNKET 4 BARANYB0R

juk fegyverrel, inert a nemet
diktator gy6zelme lenne a We
szedelem ere a hazara.
Ez azonban mem jelenti ait,
hogy most mar a baranyb6rbe
butt arul6k keblere kellene bo-
rulni, hogy ezentul mindent Ell
kell vagy el fogunk felejteni
azoknak, akik ma sem azert,
hanem a voros hazaert agg6d-
max,
8 meg kell allapitanunk,
hogy amint soha mem volt sze-
merem a v0r0s berkekben, ma
meg kevesebb van, mint teg-
nap volt.
Mert ha lenne Dor a WORDS
arcokon, akkor most - ma
gyaran szolva szegyenik-
ben legalabb befognak a tisz-
telt pofakat es ha negy honap-
ia arulo volt nekik, aki Angliat
segiteni kivanta, akkor ma sem
csinalnanak v0r0s host bel0le.
Negy honapja koptek de-
mOkraciara, ma tele van yele
a szajuk S reggelire es vacsora-
ra is ait esznek,
Is ait hiszik, legalabb a ma
gyar nyelvu arulok ait hiszik,
hogy most minden el van fe-
lejtve hogy most legalabb a
liberalisabb emberek hirtelen a
voros keblekre borulnak.
Remeljuk, hogy az amerikai
magyarok mem fognak a ba-
ranyborbe butt v0ros metely-
mex bedllni, Mert ha eek hol-
naputan ait a parancsot kap-
max Moszkvabol, hogy hirtelen
ujra Hitlerrel van a sz0vetseg,
a szabotazs ujra kezd6dnek.
A tisztesseg, ha ugyan isme-
rik EFT a szot es EFT a FOCAL
mat a voros berkekben, oft
kezdodnek, ha - elmennenek
a "munkashazajukert" harcol-
nj.
Vegre mi, akik ameriaiak-
max valljuk magunkat, mem
fogjuk a haborus aldozatok
alol magunkat kihuzni, ha EZ
a haza haboruba keveredik a
nemettel.
Az 6 "munkashazajuk" ha-
boruban all, elet-halal tusat
viv, ha tehat Dor lenne az ar
cokon, akkor regen elmentek
volna harcolni.
Ok azonban ehelyett maid
gyiijteseket fognak rendezni,
hogy legyen maid nit - ell
lopni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02
TERR0RIzAL A KISEBBSEC

Az a kisebbseg, mely szembe
helyezkedik a nemzeti pro-
grammal S amely AIT kivanja,
hogy Angliat niagara hagyva,
kenyszeritsuk a Hitlerrel val6
bekere, most mar hozza TO-
gott a nyilt terrorhoz.
Valami tisztesseges eszk0-
z0kkel soha nem dolgoztak,
inert hiszen allandoan ait HA-
ZUDTAK, hogy akik Anglia
segitese mellett vannak, habo-
ruba akarjak sodorni a men,
zetet, amib6l mem igaz egyet-
len betii sem.
Akik a nemzeti program
mellett vannak, hogy a Hitler
ellen kiizdo nemzeteknek min
den segitseget megadjunk, te-
SILK EFT abban a remenyben,
hogy a haborut elkerulni csak
ICY tudjuk.
Hitler annak idejen AIT irta
a Mein Kampf cimu hirhedt
k0nyveben, hogy ha egy ha-
zugsagot sokszor ismetelnek,
akkor ait elhiszi a k0z0nseg.
Az America First" bizott-
sag, a Wheeler-Lindb ndbergh- -Nye
gang ket eve alland6an ha-
zudja, hogy a nemzeti pro-
gram hivei haborut akarnak S
lassan a sokszor ismetelt ha-
zugsagot majdnem elhitte a
polgarsag t0bbsege.
Mikor aztan lattak,, hogy a
Hitlerrel valo baratkozast Sc
hogy Sc veszi be az amerikai
polgar gyomra, hogy a nazik
bestialitasa es megbizhatatlan-
saga egyre vilagosabb lesz elot
think, most a nazik altal bevalt
terrorhoz fordulnak.
Most t0redekekben, dara-
bonkent akarjak MEGZSA-
ROLNI a nemzet polgarait,
hogy terjenek ell a nemzeti
programtol, hogy alljanak be
a Hitler-szekertolok soraba.
A szenatus egyik bizottsa-
ganak erk0lcsteleniil 0sszealli-
tott albizottsaga meg akarja
felemliteni a mozi-ipart, hogy
ne merjenek t0bbe nazi-ellenes
kepet csinalni, hogy inkabb
Hitlert es a nazizmust di-
cs6itsek ezutan a filmekben.
Soha erk0lcstelenebb zsaro-
lasi man6ver nem volt meg
ebben a hazaban, soha alava-
l6bban 0szeallitott bizottsag
mem beszelt meg a. szenatus
neveben, mint a Wheeler 0sz-
szevalogatott bandaja.
Amely azert mereszeli fe-
nyegetni a mozi-ipart, inert
kepeivel tamogatja a nepkep'
viselet oriasi t0bbsege alta
megszabott nemzeti progra.
mot.
i s ha a mozi ipar a burkolt
fenyegetesekt6l netalan meg.
retten, akkor a legkozelebt
hasonlo terrort fognak alkal
MANI a radio ellen, a sajtt
ellen es akkor a kisebbseg ter.
roristai lesznek a korlatlar
urak ebben a hazaban.
4 A terroristak mask diszpel
danya, Mr.. Lindbergh ugyan
, akkor kivalasztott egy kis ESQ
portot maganak es AIT fenye
: gette meg, hogy jaj lesz nekik
ha tamogatjk a nemzeti pro
gramot.
MIR. Lindbergh AIT mondts
az amerikai zsid6knak, vag!
lzsid6 amerikaiaknak, hogy h,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02

A kommunistak egyszerre
nagy hazafiak lettek, papab-
bak a papanal.
Most egyszerre Asurgetik a
Roosevelt programjat, most
fegyverkezest surgetnek, most
mem eleg gyorsan szallitjuk a
hadi anyagokat az angol meg
az orosz frontokra, most XII
akarjak ket ora alatt taposni
a belet Hitlernek.
Csakhogy a polgarsag vissza
tud emlekezni ra, hogy harom-
negy honappal ezel6tt egesz
mas hangokat hallottunk a v0-
ros berkekb6l.
Akkor Roosevelt diktator
volt, akkor Roosevelt haborus
uszito volt, akkor hangosan RI
kacsolva koveteltek, hogy
Angliat ne tamogassuk az ''im-
perialista' haboruban, hogy
hagyjuk Angliat sorsara.
i Ma arulo nekik mindenki,
aki mem surgeti a gyorsabb
fegyverkezest, akkor bitang
yoit. nekik mindenki, aki az
"imperialista'' Anglia segitse-
get siirgette.
Negy honapja meg a bur-
zsujok kapitalista rendszeret
tamogatta, aki a nemzeti pro-
gram mellett volt, ma Ok a de-
mokracia elharcosai, akik egy-
szere vegtelen nagyon szeretik
a demokraciat es a nemzeti
programot.
Ma a sztrajkok ellen vannak
a honvedelmi iparban, negy
h6napja a munkasokat szabo-
tazsra izgattak.
Merit negy honapja meg a
Soviet veres kezii diktatora
szovetsegben ALT a nemet bes-
tiaval es a zsakmanyon osztoz-
tax. Ma pedig a nemet agyuk
a v0ros fovaros kapui alatt
d0r0gnek.
Mem a demokraciat es mem
EFT a hazat vedelmezik hat a
nagy larmaval, hanem a Sov-
jetet, amt ok munkashazajuk-
max neveznek.
Arul6k voltak akkor, mikor
szabotazst hirdettek, mikor a
nemzeti programot szabotalni
probaltak es arulok ma, mikor
mem EXERT a hazaert aggod-
max.
Ez a lap soha mem volt ba-
rata Hitlernek, ma sem az.
Els termeszetesen helyesli,
hogy ma a Sovjetet tamogat-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02
EFT Ok MAGUK KERTEK

Nagyon sajnalatos dolog
t0rtent Billings, montanai va
rosban a napokban.
Wheeler szenatort, aki epen
Montana .allamot kepviseli a
szenatusban, tojassal dobaltak
meg hallgat6i nikor bajtarsa-
max es cinkosanak, Lindbergh-
mex a nevet kinondta egy
gyiilesen.
Tisztesseges amerikai polga-
rok mem tudnak az ilyen ra-
koncatlankodasnak, az ilyen
terrornak oriilni.
Mert ha megkoveteljiik,
hogy a t0rveny ada meg IS
biztositsa mindenkinek a szo-
lasszabadsagot, akkor egy csa-
pat polgarnak sem all jogaban,
hogy ait zap vagy egeszseges
tojassal fojtsa valakinek a tor
kaba.
Montana felhaborodott pol
|garai sokkal bolcsebben tettek
volna, ha tavol maradnak
gyulest0l, rahagytak volna
Wheelerre, hogy tires haznak
beszeljen, minthogy eroszakot
alkalmaztak.
Ha azonban igazsagosak aka
runk lenni, akkor meg kell al
lapitanunk, hogy Mr.. Wheeler
maga kerte ezt az elbanast a
sajat fejere (angolul AIT mond-
jak: "He asked for it").
Wheeler senator halalos ell
lensege Roosevelt eln0knek
Politikai clientele es szemelyes
ellensege.
Koztudomasu rola, es ezt
mar nyiltan a fejehez vagtak
ezerszer, hogy boldogan latina
"a Hitler gy6zelmet. csupan
azert, inert az bukasa lenne az
elnoknek.
vagyis el6bbre helyezi a SEE
melyes gyil0letet a hazaja sor-
sanak.
Ehhez azonban joga van
minden embernek, aki mem
tud a sajat ego gyuloletenel
nagyobb lenhi.
lit azOnban Mr.. Wheeler eS
cinkoStarsai mem hajlandok
megallni.
Ket esztendo ota nap-nap
utan vGgig ragalmaztak az ell
n0ktol kezdve mindazokat,
akik veluk egy velemenyen
nincsenek.
Akik feltik ezt a hazat Hit
lert6l, akik tehat Anglia ia
mogatasat ajanljak, azokat al
landkoan azzal ragalmazzak,
hogy haboruba akarjak ke-
verni EFT az orszagot. Mikor jol
tudjak, hogy hazudnak, hogy
epen Anglia gy6zelmevel re-
melik a haborutol megovni a
nemzetiinket.
Ragalmazzak az elnokot,
ragalmazzak a kongresszus ket
hazanak a tagjait. illetve an
max t0bbseget. A Mr.. Wheeler
focinkosa tovabb ment, 6 mar
nyilvanosan m e G agalmazott
par millio amerikai polgart,
hogy Ok minden aron haborut
akarnak a hitsorsosaik erdeke-
ben.
Es mikor a ragalom-hadja-
ratot t0bbe mem veszi be a pol
garsag, mikor itt-ott felszolal-
max, hogy legyen eleg a felel6t-
len larmabol, akkor ugy akar-
jak magukat feltiintetni, mint
akik martirok, mint akiket ill
dOznek.
Mr.. Lindbergh nyilvanosan
AIT is kerte, azzal is fenyegetod
zott mar, hogy "uj vezerek';
kellenek, fuhrer-vezerek.
! Es soha, senki, semmifele ha-
tosag a kisujjat mem mozdi-
totta meg, hogy az "ezredest'.
megakadalyozzak a beszedben
Mem is lenne szabad megtenni
Joga van hazugsagot hirdetni
| =,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02

Gyoztes csatak meg mem
0Ontik ell a haborut.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02
VASARNAP: MEGBANTA Az ISTEN

Tavol szovjet fronton, ne nezzink a hora,
ne ebredjink szornyu, veres torz valora.
Sziizi h6takaro: verrel beszennyezve;
alatta holttestek egymason heverve.
Ember-e az ember, vagy ember-vadallat?
XII emberolesre k0nnyeden rant vallat?
A vadallat mem 81 mas vadallat testvert,
de f6kent egysem 81 csupan 0les kedvert
Ere egyedil csak emberallat kepes;
ok nelkJl egyedul csak emberkez veres.
Vergytimolcs0t mindig csak "Emberfa" teri
megbanta az listen, hogy embert teremtett
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02

Kiev k0riil toyabb folynak nagy harcok
S egyre renesebbek mar naci arcok
Kittizik horgot mirrden orosz hazra;
elsappad Szovjet varatlan gyaszra.
Kievn6 tartjak most Macy szovjet gyasz- tort;
kivertek Kievb6l nagy orosz tabort
De tul langokon; tul gyaszkarpiton;
tul uszk0s falvakon; tul sok t0megsiron:
mines meg Soviet nap veres lemen6ben;
vi szovjet seregek vannak sziilet6beni
s barhogy gyil0ljuk is bolsi eszm6ket
meg ken most csodAlnunk hos orosz nkpetl
Milford chronicle., 1941-12-19
Howard Nye
Heads Kent Co.
Firelllen's Assn.
Continues Irom sIr.t Page,


Among the speakers was Chief
Baker, who spoke on the authority
vested in the National Council OF
Defense when the last legislature
passed Senate Bill No. IL. The Ma
tional Defense School will get un-
der way at the start of the new
year. The instructors will set up
the dates for the schools. State
President Frank G. O'Neal display
ed a chart of the insigniaa to be
worn by the national defense work
ers in their duties in the units to
which they are assigned. He then
explained the training necessary
and the number of citizens to a
unit, these vary in size according
to population. State Vice President
Harold Brittingham of Lewes, To-
Gated along the ocean border, had
already been instructed to get their
air warning service organized as
quickly as possible on a 24-hour
basis. The result of the election
is as follows: President, Howard
Nye, Bowers Beach; first vice pres
ident, Joseph Glackin, FELTON,; sec
ond vice president, William Chand-
Ter, Milford; secretary, George
johnson; treasurer, Willard Bar
Gus, Cheswold; directors, Harry
Lindale, Milford; Harper Jones,
Smyrna; Fred Burke, Clayton;
Newlin Wood, Hartly, and John
Cheswold; publicity
chairman, Harry c. Tee, Harring-
ton.
Milford chronicle., 1941-12-19
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES

Christian Science Church Ser
vice Report for Sunday, December
21, 1941. Subject: Is The Universe
Including Man, Evolved by Atomic
Force?
Golden Text: Psalms 62:11. God
hath spoken once; twice have
heard this; that power belongeth
unto God
A Bible Citation from the Les
son-Sermon: Isaiah 45:5, IL, 13.-
l am the Lord, and there is none
else, there is no God beside me: l
girded thee, though thou hast not
known me: IL. have made the
earth, and created man upon it: 1,
even my hands, have stretched out
the heavens, and all their host have
/ commanded. 13. have raised
him up in righteousness, and l will
direct all his ways:
Correlative from the Textbook,
Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddy:
The true theory of the universe,
including man, is not in material
history but in spiritual develop
ment. Inspired thought relinquish-
es a material, sensual, and mortal
theory of the universe, and adopts
the spiritual and immortal.
Milford chronicle., 1941-12-19
PRISCILLA LANE BACK WITH
THE BAND, AND LOVING. IT!

Priscilla Lane is once again the
darling of a band. Now, however
the circumstances are entirely un-
like those she experienced during
the years she spent as a singer with
Fred Warnings Pennsylvanians.
In Warner Bros Blues In The
Night" coming to the Plaza Thea
tire, Milford, Thursday and Friday,
December rs and 26, Priscilla por-
trays a soloist for blues band.
She is married to Jack Carson,
a trumpet player. She and Carson
join Richard Whorf, pianist. Billy
Halop, drummer, Ella Kazen, clar-
inetist, and Peter Whitney, bass
fiddler.
All the members of this band were
broke when it was organized. In
fact, Carson and Priscilla had to
borrow five dollars to enable Jack
to buy back his horn from a bar
tender. ..t
The band specializes in "blues."
No college numbers, swing, or con-
cert arrangements. They realize
that the "blues" started as a form
of folk music and that from it jazz
and swing were both created. They
pin their financial hopes on the
fact that swing and jazz are on
their way out and that the -blues"
are coming back.
Priscilla doesn't travel by plane
or even a passenger train. She, like
the other members, rides in a
freight car. The band is never
booked before it arrives at it's des-
tination. Every time they stop in
a town, chances are two to one
against their getting a job.
The nearest Priscilla gets to
is when the band plays
at a gambling roadhouse called |
The Jungle"
Priscilla doesn't have hotel
suite. She lives in a partition of
IN attic with her husband, Carson.
rhe other five members live in /
arge attic room which is separated /
rom Pats quarters by a curtain.
Pat cooks for the band, keep up /
heir spirits, mends their stockings
md is, in effect, a mother to all
he boys.
"Yes, this is quite different from
he days l spent with Waring,"
aid Priscilla. However, we are
ust as well organized in smaller
ort of way, enjoy as many laughs
nd have good times together"
Priscilla winked as she added,
And despite my financial status
n the picture, l make a better
alary than l did with Fred"
Milford chronicle., 1941-12-19
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.

The Kings Daughters meeting
for January will be postponed un-
til January s. since the regular
time falls on New Years Day
The Young Ladies Friendship
Glass of Slaughter Neck Church
will meet with Mrs. Thomas Jones
on Friday evening, December 19.
Gifts for Delaware Colony
should be in by next Monday, De-
cember %. All gifts left with Mrs.
Robert Griffith will be collected
from there. Those. coming in after
date will have TO be mailed to the
Colony by the individual.
Are you interested in joining the
Red Cross First Aid Glass? Contact
Mrs. JOS. ]. Pearce, phone Milford
233, or Miss Sara Grier, Milford,
phone 1872, for further information.
The class will start Thursday eve
ming, January 1, at 1880 o'clock in
the community building.
Mrs. Stephen Toadvine is anx-
ious that the sewing for the Red
Cross be carried ON because Of the
urgent demand for articles done
by the women. Materials can be
still obtained in your district from
Mrs. Wallace Burn, Mrs. Ray War
rem, Mrs. Anthony Summers, Mrs.
Carl Allen and Mrs. James W. Can
non. Your help is badly needed.
Milford chronicle., 1941-12-19
LOCAL MAN GUEST
OF ARMY NAVY

A farewell dinner was given last
Friday night in honor of Clarence
A. Bader in the new officers mess
hall at Fort Miles, by army and
navy officers and their wives.
Major Ralph H. Baker spoke
briefly and Captain James H. Bish-
op, chaplain of the fort, was in
charge of arrangements.
Bader, who has been in charge
of the construction of the buildings
at Fort DUPONT, Fort Salisbury and
Fort Miles for the constructing
quartermaster is leaving govern
ment service for private enterprise.
Mr.. Bader will be associated with
his father, ]. A. Bader, Wilmington
builder, in the development of
Clearview Manor, a 9O-acre hous-
ing development of 500 low-cost
homes, located 116 miles south of
Wilmington.
Mr.. Bader, who resides on Fisher
avenue, will continue to maintain
his residence in Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1941-12-19
Obituary
PRITcHETT

PRITCHETT
Fred Pritchett, age so years, died
Wednesday morning, December II,
1941, at his home in Milford Flu
neral services will be held from the
Berry Funeral Home. Milford, on
Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock, with
Rev. Ira E. Crum, pastor of Ellen
dale Methodist Church, officiating.
Interment will be made in Barratt's
Chapel cemetery: He is survived by
his wife, one son, Thomas, of Fell
ton; his father, Emanuel Pritchett,
of Denton, Md; one brother, Ernest
and one sister, Mrs. Flossie Short
of fredericksburg, Md.
CRAIG
Funeral services for Mrs. Rhoda
A. Craig, AZ years old, who died on
Thursday morning, December ii, at
her home, near Wyoming, after an
illness of two years, were held at
o'clock Sunday afternoon from
the home with interment in Odd
Fellows cemetery, Camden. Mrs.
Craig was born at Georgetown, the
daughter of Mrs. Lola, Warrington
and the late Frederick T. Warning
ton, but had lived in the Wyoming
area the past % years. She is sur
vived by her mother, who lives at
Georgetown; her husband, William
D. Craig; six sons, Lieutenant
William w. Craig. Sergeant L. Des-
mond Craig. John Frederick Craig,
wilmington, and Otis, Martin and
Nelson Craig of near Wyoming; a
daughter, Miss Lola Frances Craig
of near Wyoming; a brother. Thad-
deus Warrington, Newark, and a
sister, Mrs. Fannie ]. Spargo of
Wharton, N. ]. Mrs. Craig was ac-
tive in affairs of Union Methodist
of near Wyoming, the La
dies Aid Society, the grange, and |
the Hazlettville Home Demonstra-
ton Club. 49,. .,. i.
Milford chronicle., 1941-12-19
W'arrell Moore
Head
OfTan Cedars
CONTINUED nom rirss Page,

] t~-As@-seco nun EAot EabeI
| Supreme Senior Deputy Louis S,
Worrell, of the Supreme Forest of
the United States, made an infor-
NAL visit accompanied by members
of Penn Forest No. q of Chester.
The supreme deputy who main
tains summer home in Rehoboth,
has made host of friends in Ever
green Forest where he frequently
visits.
Evergreen Band, with Robert d.
Prettymah directing, was at its
best, playing patriotic music dur
ing the evening. District Represen-
tative CroH installed the newly
elected officers.
A new method of directing Ever
green Band for the coming year
was announced by Grand Tall Ce-
dar Moore, when, he appointed a
committee of three directors, James
B. Carey, Chester Stroupe and Rob
ert d. Prettyman, who will have
charge of the band.
A noticeable feature of the social
hour that followed the professional
show was the many small groups
of members in all parts of the
building solemnly discussing what
each could do for his country in
this emergency.
Garrett L. Grier, the new junior
deputy tall cedar, a son of DR.. Wal
ter L. Grier, is following in his
fathers footsteps. DR.. Grier was
Evergreen Forests first grand tall
cedar and much of its success is
due to his untiFing efforts.
The next ceremonial of the for
est will be held January IA, when
the appointment of committees for
1912 will be announced by Grand
Tall Cedar Moore.
Milford chronicle., 1941-12-19
Shawnee Club News

The Christmas party for the
Shawnee Home Demonstration Club
members and their families, was
held in the Grange Hall on Friday
evening, December IL. The eve
ning's entertainment consisted of a
play, games and singing Of Christ
mas carols. Refreshments of ice
cream, crackers, candy and pea
nuts were served. Some of the club
members have been helping with
the work at the Well Baby Clinic,
which is held each Thursday after
noon from to O'Clock. Any mo-
ther, white or colored, may take
her baby to this clinic where it will
be given an examination. This SER
vice is free. The clinic is located
on West Third street. ANY club
members who would like to help
with this work please contact Mrs.
Bertha Swanson, our health chair
man.
Milford chronicle., 1941-12-19
GRANT COMPANY EMPLOYEES
TO RECEIVE CHRISTMAS BONUS

The w. T. Grant Company, which
operates 496 popular priced. depart
ment stores throughout the country,
will give a 1941 Christmas bonus to
all regular full-time and part-time
employees who have been with the
company more than six months, r.
H. Fogler, president and general
manager, announced today.
More than 1900 employees will
participate in the bonus plan.
Length of service will determine the
individual amounts received.
The company will also give
Christmas bonuses to the $50 Grant
men now ON military leave of abb
sence In training camps and on ac-
tive duty with the army and navy.
Fifteen residents of this city em-
ployed in the Grant store at Mil
ford are eligible.
Milford chronicle., 1941-12-19
10000 YOUNG MEN TO GET
AIR NAVIGATION TRAINING

The U. S. Army Air Corps an
nounced today intention to train
10000 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with
in a year for the mounting number
of Iong-range bombeFs rolling of
assembly lines.
1t was disclosed qualifications
for recruits would be lowered to
assure an adequate number of
skilled crew men. High school
graduates who pass an Air Corps
intelligence test will be accepted
for As weeks of training. A longer
period of specialized schooling
than undergone by pilots who are
to be trained at the rate of 10000
a year.
Hitherto candidates were re-
quired to have two years Of. col
lege education. The bombardier
and navigation training is to be
combined.
1t is. advised that young men
with high school background in
vestigate the many opportunities
now offered in the fast expanding
U. S. Army Air Corps. For full
particulars in Pilot and mainten-
ance training, call or write U. s..
Army Recruiting Station, Post Of
fee Building, Georgetown.
Milford chronicle., 1941-12-19
A CORRECTION

In the last issue of the Chronicle
it was reported that the fire which
destroyed the COW barn on the
farm of John Bennett in Cedar Neck
was kept from spreading to his
horse stable by the fine efforts put
forth by the Carlisle Fire Company
of Milford. This in part was true,
but the members of the Ellendale
Fire Company also played major
part in, the saving of the. horse
stable. Through error the Ellen
dale Company did not receive rec
ognition in the article last week.
The Chronicle is sorry for this over
sight and trusts that the foregoing
will make amends.
Roland Sharp, neighbor of the
Benefits, also greatly helped the
firemen by hauling water from a
nearby stream.