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Arkansas State press., 1941-07-11
Edgar G. Brown Requests
Five.man Board In 0Pm
N. N. C. Says
Discrimination In
Government Must
Cease ;

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE
National Negro Council, through
Director Edgar G. Brown, urged
President Roosevelt to appoint a
five-man board in the Office OF
Production Management to "pro-
hitit discrimination against the
employment of Negroes in Gov
eminent and Defense jobs"
In a letter to the President
Director Brown explained that the
proposal for a board to prevent
job discrimination in Government
and Defense had the endorsement
of the National Negro Council
National Negro Business League
National Baptist Convention and
the Bishops Council Of the A. M
+. Church.
1t was suggested that Mr.. Roose
welt give consideration for mem
bership on the Board to Mr.. Her.
bert Agar, louisville (Ky.) news
paper editor; Mr.. Robert Allen,
to-author of the Times Herald
column Washington Merry-Go-
Round;" Dir. Malcolm S. Mclean,
president of Hampton Institute,
Hampton, Va, and DR., Buell. Gal
lgaher, president, Talledega Col
lege, Talledega, Alabama.
Arkansas State press., 1941-07-11

Wife of Bishop j. A. Gregg,
Of the A. NJ. E. Church, passed
July 8 at their Kansas City
residence. Bishop Gregg, is amo.s
the most prominent church w
ers in the A. Nj. Z. Church and his
wife, the deceased Mrs. Gregg,
very widely known and extremely
active in various phases Of church
work.
Her many friends extend their
deepest sympathy to the survi-
vors Of Mrs. Gregg.
Arkansas State press., 1941-07-11
Letter to Mayor
Outlines Leagues
Findings
Historical Facts
Pointed Out BY
Urban League

In a letter addressed to Mayor
c. L. Meyer, the Urhan League
outlined the results of a recent
thorough study of the development
Of the |. T. Gillian, ST.. P2a site
located at Granite Mounts Ssonth
Of the city.
In outlining the histor cal facts
the Urban League pointed out
that the development OF such a
park for Negroes was begun M
der the administration of Mayor
Knowlton U93l-35) and that a
Negro civic committee had made
recommendations to the City Park
Commission on the matter. Mr..
]. K. Shepherd, a former presi-
dent of the Little Rock Chamber
CONTINUED on Back Page)
Arkansas State press., 1941-07-11
CNO Assured of
NAACP Supportin
Bus Depot Fight
Waiting Rooms
Described As
Filthy

PINE BLUFF, Ark, June 10
The Committee on Negro Organi-
cation will fight to the finish for
equal waiting room accommoda-
tions and facilities for Negro bus
patrons using the Warren, Ark,
bus station, according to an an
nouncement made today by W,
Harold Flowers, C. N. o. secre-
tary
Improvements Unsatisfactory
A recent investigation made by
C. N. o. investigators reveals that
the present improvements made as
a result Of recent protest to four
lrs companies using the station
and to the Arkansas Corporation,
are entirely unsatisfactory.
The report of an investigator
describes the waiting room as Zone
room, IL x IL, with side entrance
via alley; floor dirty and spotted
with paint; one small rest room
(toilet) to be used by both male
and female; no ventilation at all,
as there are no windows in room;
room is dark, and lighting poor;
position Of room, next to kitchen,
with door opening from kitchen
into waiting room, causing room 70
be kept unbcarably hot, and two
t iscarded dane Chairs constitute
the setting capacity"
Protest Filed With |. G. G.
Flowers, in a letter to W. Y,
Banning, director Of the division
o Motor Carriers, of the Inter
state Commerce Commission, ask
ed FIR the assistance of the Com
Continued on Back Page
Arkansas State press., 1941-07-11

f. four he'll semi-final JimmyT
.aster little Rock) so thorough
v dashed Pine Bluffs Montague
hat a wise second "threw in tho
Dwell, before time keeper Owens
ould call for the second bell.
-
FOR THE first time in their
istorv. the Little Pock club drew
packed house, and we believe the
ans were pretty well pleased with
lie display of boxing and sports
anship. Not to be overlooked are
,e many business and profession
| men who occupied the ring Sides
he reserved section for white
vas filled too.
JOE LOUIS statement, when
old Of his wife. suit for divorce,
,;mplv added more to his sports
nan prestige-As only a gentle
nan would say-"If she doesn't
want to live with me, there $
Nothing | can do about it." The
.reatest of guys have some short
,ominps and some heartaches--
md if there was anything wrong
n the Louis-Trotter married life
,ere laying two to one it's Mar
Arkansas State press., 1941-07-11
Negro Machinist
Refused Permission
To Work On
Machinery

NEW YORK-John Evans, of the
Bronx, N. Y, who was accepted
last month as a junior aircraft
mechanic at Patterson field, Fair
field, Ohio, at a salary Of $3.50
a year is now working at the air
field digging bitches in the main
rlinance division.
Evans reported for duty at Pat
terson field, on The morning of
June %, following instructions
from r. y. Penlaud, personnel di-
rector. lie waited in Penland's Of
flee all day while whites were re-
ceived Immediately. At 4 o'clock
in the afternoon, Evans was told
to go to the office of the notary
public where he had to sign "near-
ly 81 papers" It was not until
the next day that he discovered
he was to be placed in the MAIN
tainance department digging ditch
es and levcling off the field. His
salary and classification remain
the same, but he was refused per-
mission to work on airplanes.
Evans reported his case to the
legal department of the NAACP
as soon MS he received his letter Of
acceptance. Anticipating the ac-
ton of Patterson field officials,
the NAACP obtained a photosta
tic copy of the letter which it is
using in getting Evans placed in
the job for which he was accept
ed. There are three other colored
youths digging bitches at Patter-
son field. Accbrding to Evans,
their cases parallel his.
Arkansas State press., 1941-07-11

every body in the community, excepting one
who lives farther from the meeting place ad-
jacet to an amusemnt place with a music Ven
dor and directly across the street from several
amusement places, ;. some creditable and zone
not, and dance hall where dances and vulg9rity
are carried on until the wee hours of morning.
All of this is in perfect accord with the one Of
exception, but the religious services that ATE
enjoyed by others in the community are so dis
turbing to this ones peace until he is forced 10
file a complaint with the law, After trailing
the complainant from the court room to get the
Arkansas State press., 1941-07-11
Urban League Seeks Completion of
Gillian Park--.Makes Thorough Study
Kills Negro To Keep Him
I'm His Place

MEMPHIS, Tenn. July II (Specia)-- Aroused
over the brutal killing of Negro by two white men,
citizens are closely watching the progress of charges
placed against f. n Croker and Shelby c. Folin who
are at present in Jail charged with the murder of Ben
Hemingway killed in cold blood last Friday night.
Hemingway, 1T appears, accidently bumped into
lrocEer, Mssissppian, and an alteration followed.
Reliable eye witnesses say Hemingway was unsteady
and apparently under the influence of whiskey.
This occurred in front of a vacant lot on Gayoso
Street IN the 800 block Shortly after the alteration be-
gan, the Mssissppian to nearly by garage where
he was employed and secured the night watchmans
revolver Returning to the sG5ne, he batkv the Negro
against tree and shot him three times q
When afraigned in Police Court Croker CONTEND
ed that he was attacked and remarked in open court
Down III Mississippi Negroes stay in their place
They don't curse and attack white men-and live"
Croker fined $50 on charges of carrying a
gun, and he and his companion held to answer state
homicide charges.
DEMOCRACY-19i1
Bob White, Texas, Murdered Courts wasting time try
ing Negro.
Ben Hemingway, Tennessee Murdered; Negro was out
of his place
WHO? WHERE? WHY?
Arkansas State press., 1941-07-11

story incidentally. we We're successful in catch
ing him at our favorite liquor joint . and no
doubt, had we not been too hasty in our indenti-
ficatlon he would have given us ''swig" of the
liquor he had just purchased
Remember Il give ii as get it,. with out
any comment If the law deems il necessary to
make disturbing the peace" case of a group of
religious worshipers at time like this when
cur city, with the homicide record at its peak,
and any medium that will draw people from
crime and plant, instead, brotherly love in their
Arkansas State press., 1941-07-11
Urban League
Raises Question
On Park Issue
Asked To Consider
Site Offered BY
College

~
Included in a recent comm !
dltion to Municipal Authorities
Mere several questions which the
Urban League Of Greater Little
Rock urges he considered in IN
continuance of the Park Develop
ment Program for Negroes.
Foremost is the question of otif'
or possible sites and the subj,
quent satisfaction of these
advantages if any. Secondly, the
question Of considering the fiji
teen acre site offered by Philan-
der Smith College and would the
WPA consider transferal of its
project to another location?
These, along with other ques-
tions, were put to municipal au-
thorities by Clifford E. Minton,
Continued on Back Page)
Arkansas State press., 1941-07-11
AS Emory O. Jackson
Would Say

heart, from the complaints of one individual that
are absolutely groundless and no doubt from a
personal grudge. that is the laws business
Some of you will say. Amt it shame Others
will say. Il don't believe it,. That's one thing
the Constitution guarantees u.s." All we can say
IS Il give it. as. | get it, if the Judge spoke
as quoted. he had reason since the COM
planant filed a complaint. he had reason. If
you read this you had reason since we wrote
N.'we had reason we are not questioning
anyone's reason. .Vice-Versa.
Arkansas State press., 1941-07-11
81 Give 1t = as = Get 1t"

'lf have any more trouble out of you
am going to send police down there to tear that
tent down if they have to burn it up" -, These
words We're given to us by complainant, who
was the only witness in a Disturbing tie
peace case called in City Court Monday morn
isa July 7, as spoken to the defendant by tie
Judge who heard the case
The disturbing the peae case terminated
from religious meeting condu, I'd under tent
on State Street between Eight and Ninth. The
services seemingly are enjoyed and attended by
Arkansas State press., 1941-07-11
Equal Pay Suit Filed
In Three States

NEW YORK-New suits for the
equalization Of teachers salaries
are being fought in three states
by the legal staff Of tn NAACP.
In Atlanta, Ga, plans were made
last month by the Atlanta Citi-
CONTINUED on Back Page
Arkansas State press., 1941-07-11
Moses Appointed
Dean OF billiard u.

NEW ORLEANS, La, July 10
Rudolph Moses, acting dean in
charge at billiard University for
the past year, has been appointed
dean of the college, it was an
nounced this week by President
Continued on Back Page)
Arkansas State press., 1941-07-11
Race BARRIERS Desert
Italian Proprietor

HELENA, (SpeciaD-What was
once an Italian Barber shop OBJ
Grated for Negroes and the only
one Of its kind in the state, has
recently closed its door, owing to
the desertion Of the race BARRIERS
Arkansas State press., 1941-07-11

who were once employees OF this
Italian. During the steam boat
days when many boats piled the
Mississippi, this shop was q rem
devious for roustabouts, and
sportsmen, who came from far and
(Continued On Back Psgsl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-25
A MUNKA FRONTJAN rs

lesznek kellemetlen meglepe-
tesek az azonnali jOv0ben. A
gyarak atszerszamozaSa es BIZ
zonyos esetekben a nyersanya-
gok megvonasa hirtelen sok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-25
SZERENCSERE
"A HADI IPAR

az eln0k el6relatasa folytan
XII van fejlesztve, S hatvan ma
pom belul Iainden szikseges
felszerelesnel a t01negtermelest
elerjiik. De ez a termeles mem
lesz eaeg, S igy atszerszamoz-
zak rnindazokat a gyarakat,
amelyeket a ket bet e6tti ter
vek szerint meghagytak volna
a b6kes iparnak.
Az alj gyarak szazait fogjak
lazas gyorsasaggal epiteni,
most ken rnegmutatni Ameri-
kanak, ,hogy sziikseg es nem-
yeti veszedelem idejen init tud
csinalni.
Minthogy q japan hadize-
net ,egyik f6c6lja az volt, hogy
Angliat6l >es az oroszokt6l
kenytelenek 1egyiink q segit-
seget megvonni, nagyon meg
nyugtatta a nemzetet a mutt
heten az eln0k kijelentese,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-25
A DIPLOMACIA
is OVERTAJMOT

dolgozik manapsag, egesz
tiszteletremelto sikerrel. Latin
Amerika teIesen mellenk ALT,
bar egyik nemzet szorosabbar
simult hozzank a masiknal.
Megallapodott kormanyunk
az anerikai kontinensen lev6
francia gyarmatok parancsno-
kaival a teljes semlegessegben,
s ICY tudjuk, hogy ezeket a
meger6sitett helyeket Hitler
soha mem fogja megkapni, S
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-25

biztositottak benniinket, hogy
ARA mem is lehet gondolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-25
HOGY A TERMELEST
SEMMI E.gs4 > ST. ;:....

ne gatolja,s nyerSanyagrol
kell gondoskodni a kormany-
max. Talan lesznek anyagok,
amelyeket masokkal kell p6-
tolnunk, hisze,n t0merdek
olyan nyersanyag van, amt
mem tudunk termeli ebben az
orszagban, de ha szjikseges BIZ
zonyos dolgokban a civil TO-
gyasztastol mindent elvonnak.
S ez esetben elegend6 anyag
jut a nemzetvedelmi ipar min
den aganak. -
S miutan mindehhez penz
szukseges, a kongresszus min
den sziikseges 0sszeget meg
fog szavazni. Az ICY megsza-
vazando oriasi 0sszegek egy
reszet kolcs0n veszi a kormany
polgaroktol, S korilbeliil a
harmadat kiveti ad6ba.
vi ev utan megkezdik az vi
adojavaslatok .''targyalasat, S
a lakossag keresetenek tekin-
telyes reszet ell fogjak venni
adoba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-25

mulasztasok, tevedesek, vol
tax hadosztalyok, amelyek
mem voltak kell6kepen felsze-
relve, de legyen r6la meggy6-
z6dve mindenki, hogy az mem
ugy lesz a j0v6ben. aa
Eddig a gyaros is, a munkas
is ugy ereztek, hogy Angliat
vedelmezik, S a normalis ter.
melest mem akartak egeszen
felaldozni, hogy latterjenek a
hadi iparra.
Ma ez a habozas megszunt
S egyebkent, ma "a kormany
paranccsal sol az ilyen dol
gokba. Ket hete meg alkudo-
zott peldaul az automobil-
ipar, hogy engedelyezzenek 0t.
ven szazalekos termelest, ma
mar tudjak, hogy harom mil
lio kocsi helyett a haboru
alatt k0riilbeliil otezret fognak
evente termelni.
A kozonseg meg mem erzi at
teljesen az "all-out" haboru
k0vetkezmenyeit, inert ha ma
mem is kap gummit a kocsi-
jara, ma meg a hasznalatban
lev6 gummi mines elkopva. De
harom h6nap mulva az vi
helyzetet mindenki es minden
vonalon megerzi.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-25
MINT FENTEBB IRTUK

lido kell ra, amig EFT a gi-
gantikus hadi masinat min
den reszleteben meg tudjak
szervezni, de 6riasi lepesekkel
mennek szinte 6rar6l-6 -6rara
elore, a diktaturak nagyon
gyorsan tapasztalni fogjak,
hogy a demokracia is meg tud
sziikseg eseten mozdulni.
S minthogy a penzen, gepe-
ken, epuleteken es nyersanya-
gokon kivil a munka a f6kel-
lex, gondoskodas tortenik ar
r6l is, hogy munkazavarok ne
legyenek a haboru alatt az or
szagban.
Mindezek tetejebe azutan
szukseges, hogy a polgarsag
itthoni vedelmerd gondosko-
das t0rtenjek, anivel komo-
lyan = valljuk be nem
foglalkoztak idaig.
Amig. Hawaii szigeten a ke-
serves 1ecket mem kaptuk, Ell
voltunk bizakodva, kizartnak
tartottuk, hegy benniinket
meg lehessen tarnadni. Hiszen
Mr.. Lindberghek lnindig arrd
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-25

"Mert szereti ezt a Hazat,
inert arlnak hiiseges es To-
jalis polgara, es inert az
k0teIessege is, feltetlenul
vegyen Defense Bondot
minden1ki."
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-25

~A-SS~NSASSS~SSAA3
ARA mem is lehet gondolni.
NAPOK ALATT MEG !.
FOGJAK
q civil yedelmet szervezni, s
remelhet6leg EFT is q katona-
sag veszi a kezebe.
Erthet6en Is termeszetesen
az els6 els0tetitesi kiserletek
mem nagyon sikerultek, leg
inkabb azert, inert a hiszte-
riaig ideges volt kul0nosen a
partvidekeken a lakossag. De
amint a helyzet sulyos voltat
lassan megerti mindenki, rend
alakul XII a khaoszb6l, es min
den varos meg fogja a maya
legyedelmet szervezni, ami
nagy munka.
Tisztesseges polgaro.s jelent-.
kezni fognak kell6 mennyiseg-
ben ugy legi tamadas, mint
helybeli szabotazs elleni szol-
galatra, S a n6k sem fognak
a ferfiak m0g0tt maradni,
akik maris aktivak a V0r0s
Kereszt drajvokban.
10 lesz, ha mindenki t0r6dik
a haza sorsaval, de mem kell
afelett senkinek tulsagosan
bankodni, inert a hazankat
mindenaron megvedjiik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-25
A KOVETKEZO LEPES Az

hogy nemzet fegyveres ere
jet n0veijuk. A kongresszus
elegend6 penzt szavazott meg
hogy a navyt ujabb egy har-
maddal emeljuk, a hadsereg
letszamat azonban mem kor.
latozzak, valoszinu, hogy eb.
ben a pillanatban k0rulbelul
negy millios allando hadse.
regre gondolnak.
Jelentkezni kell minden IL
es 65 ev k0zti ferfinak, maid.
mem mindegy, hogy jelenleg
milyen korosztalyb6l fognak
sorozni, inert ha az els6 mem
adna eleg katonat, akkor a
korhatart lefele is, felfele is
terjesztik.
AIT is tervezik ezzel kapcso-
latham, hogy par h6nap null
va a maganos n6ket is re-
gisztraljak, hogy sziikseg ese-
ten = munkasokat sorozza-
max beloluk a katonanak vo-
nulo ferfiak helyere.
Termeszetesen mindez mem
erne semmit, ha megfelel6 fel.
szerelesr6l mem gondoskodn
max, S voltakepen az kepezi a
!egnagyobb problemat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-25

egyeen orszago evenni egy falatny terletet sem
csenek h6d6 szandeka Ez Macy orszag mentatta hogy
mem keszl senkvel haborra is hisz hogy ker
hene hszen sziveben oft cit aland6 beke vagya
Vegtelendl fajdalmas hogy eppen ennek bekeszeret6
nemzenek lett veres karacsonya de nern orokre
neze ma mar ARA kenyszerult hogy kvonja hveyeb6l
kardo gondoskodn fog ar hogy evszazadokra
utoara tortenek Es eek hosszu evszazadok reelhet
d6t adnak maid arr hogy ek6vetkez6 beke orokos
egyen
Ez mi karacsony fohaszunk inadsagunk! listen segitse
Amerfk&t!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-25

gesebb fiai a hazanak, inert
0nkent mennek a harcterre,
hanem igazsagosan akarnak
sorozni.
Bebiztositottak ideiglenesen
bombazas eseten val6 veszte-
segre mindenkit, akinek tehats
a vagyonat, ingatlanat vagy
termeset ellenseges bomba
:szetzuzna, az annak az arat a
kincstart6l azonnal megkapja,
TERMESZETESEN :
SULYOS
kezekkel nyulnak maid az
iizleti .eletbe. Akar megszavaz-
"a a kongresszus az arak kor-
latozasara vonatkoz6 javasla-,
tot (amit valoszinlleg meg fog
szavazni) akar mem, a kor-
many belenyul maid az arak-
ba. Mert ahol a helyzettel yisz-
sza akarnak maid elni, ott
egyszeruen megtagadjak q
nyersanyag kiutalasat, amire
minden joga meg van e pilla-
nathan a kormanynak.
Szukseges ezzel kapcsolat-
ban megjegyezni, hogy elelmi-
seer (cukor is) van es lesz b6-
segben, senki ne vegyen hat
t0bbet, mint amennyi sziikse-
ges.
Valoszinl,> hogy kes6bb BIZ
zonyos hianyok mutatkoznak
maid bizonyos fajta ruhazati
cikkekben, hogy nemileg,- az
arak is felmennek a j0v6ben.
E pillanatban bizonytalan q
sorsa minden nagyobb iizlet-
mex, de mikor a haza sorsa
van kerdesben, megnyugszik
ebben is mindenki
A MUNKA FRONTJAN rs
leSznek kellemetlen meglepe-
tesek az azonnali j0v6ben. A
gyarak atszerszamozasa es BIZ
zonyos esetekben a nyersanya-
gOk megvOnaSa hirtelen SOk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-25
III ID I'll SIZE NIL ID

: hogy a hadi felszereles ujb6li
szallitasat maris megkezdtek,
s ICY Hitler mem ert celt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-25
MIUTAN MINDEN
SZtjKSEGES ct,.s

haborus felhatalmazast meg
adtak az eln0knek (ami SEM
mikepen mem jelenti, hogy a
kongresszusnak ma akarmi-
lyen kevessel kisebb lenne a
hatalma), most mar a fontos
intezkedesek egymast erik, es
er6sen figyeljen, aki ezeket
k0vetni akarja.
Cenzura lesz, de csak any
nyiban, hogy csapatmozdula-
tokat, mas hAborus eseme-
nyeket mem lesz szabad k0z0l-
nj mindaddig, amig AIT a kor-
many mem engedelyezi a ra-
dionak es a lapoknak.
Semmit elhallgatni mem
fognak, de fontosabb hirek
k0zlesevel annyit varnak, hogy
abb6l az ellenseg hasznot ne
lasson.
Nagyon helyesen par het mul
va besziintetik az 0nkentes
katonasagot, es csak ait fog
jak bevenni, akit soroznak
Mem akarjak, hogy csak azok
szolgalianak, akik a leghiise-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-25
WASHINGTON is
A NEMZET is

magahoz teri az els6 meg
dobbenesbd q multi heten, $
mozgasba j0tt az a hatalmas
hadi gepezet. amely hamaro-
san a nemzetvedelem szolga-
lataba allitia az orszag szaz-
harminc millio polgarat.
Termeszetesen meg kell er-
teni mindenkinek, hogy a
nemzet egesz eletet at kell
szervezni a kormanynak,
csodakat mem szabad varnunk,
bar egy par csodat XII fogunk
a Observation-Disclosures oszta-
nj a kovetkez6 h6napok folya-
man.
A kormany els6sorban ARA
gondolt, hogy a Csendes ten
geren ert vesztesegeink okait
kutassa, mem azert, hogy bin
bakokat keressen, hanem hogy
okuljunk, es hasonloan fajdal-
mas es kinos vesztesegeket el
tudjunk a j0v0ben keriilni.
Mindenkit megnyugtatott,
hogy sem a veszteseget leplez-
nj, sem a hanyagsagot takar-
nj nem pr6balja a koruna
nyunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-25

nekiink sem kel1 azokat meg,
szallni..
Val6szinu, hogy hamarosan
teljes szoyetsegben lesziink 8
dernokrata inflammation kivul
az orosz kormannyal (ami
mem fogja jelenteni,, hogy lit.
hon a kommunizmust eltir-
jiik), bar val6szinii,, hogy tax.
tikai okokb6la a Szovjet egyel6re
Japannak mem fog haborut
uzenni. .,a'
Ebben a lazas munkaban
nem csodalhatjuk, hogy Hull
kiiliigyminiszter- ''nem ert ra''
Magyarorszagnak, Bulgaria.
max vagy Rom&nianak hadat
uzenni, ahogy AIT .megvetessel
jelentette a lapoknak.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
Marriage
licenses,

Marriage license application,
have been filed with the Pierce
county auditor by Joseph Anthony
Zimmerman. 81. seth engineers.
Fort Lewis. and Dorothy Msude
Rauen. q, e471s So. Sheridan.
Ralph Ernest Steele. 20. and Max
inc Connen. 20. both Of Bucoda
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
Farewell 10 Wings
For Miss Kelleher

II was farewell to wings" the
past week for Miss Ruth kelleher,
senior stewardess of United Air
Lines for the Pacific Northwest.
She became the bride Of M.
Frederick Grignon of Seattle In
ceremonies at Portland Friday.
Miss kelleher, widely known to
Tacoma air travellers. began her
air hostess career in May, 1896,
and has flown nearly a million
miles for United. She has served
on the Sesttle-Portland and Pacific
acknowledgements sections of
United's coast-to-coast and Pacific
Coast routes. Her greatest pleas
ure as a stewsrdess, she said. has
been TO watch the many first
riders and point out scenic spots
along the cir routes TO make their
trips more pleasant.
Following a honeymoon trip to
California the couple will make
their home in Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14

As he was led away for the
return trip to Alcatraz Island.
Young remarked TO L.. S. Marshal
George Vice:
Young attorneys probably
'front.' do any good for me.
but they may help themselves
some"
Young and Mccain were part
ners with the late Doc" Barker
in an escape attempt at Alcatraz.
Barker was killed Later the
partners apparently quarreled, for
Mccain was stabbed TO death last
December in the prison tailor shop
and prison officials accused Young
of the stabbing.
Sentenced for Washington
bank robbery. Young started his
sentence at Mcneil Island Peniten-
tiary but was transferred to Alca-
traz because of his bad prison
record.