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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-01-23
The Eagles Cry


On Friday, Jan. 10, the first
home basketball game of the
year was played in the local
gym. The game was played by
the All Indian team of st. Xav-
Ter and the st. Xavier grade
school. It was a close game all
the way, but the grade school
boys had a little tough luck.
They lost by a close margin. The
score of the game was z to 8
in favor Of the visiting team.
OF the All club team Big Hair
and Crooked Arm were out
standing. Big Hair was high
point man with S tallies. Snively
and Kern were outstanding for
the st. Xavier school.
Robert George, grade ten.
The st. Xavier Eagles won an
exciting victory over the Lodge
Grass Junior high here Friday
night, Jan. 10. The game was
a very close one. Lodge Grass
led by a score of z to 3 at the
end Of the first quarter but
the Eagles frightened their de-
Tense and at the end of the
half the score was 10 to 9 in
favor of the Eagles. The third
quarter ended in tie and in
the last quarter the Eagles
jumped ahead and the final
score was 16 to 10 in favor of
st. Xavier. An outstanding fea-
ture of the game was the ex-
cellent guarding by st. xavier's
Lackman and Muhlbeier. Left
Hand of Lodge Grass and Sni-
vely of st. Xavier were high
point men with six markers
each.
Gloria Hopperstad, grade ten.
The first of the three game
series at st. Xavier, Friday
night, Jan. IT, was played by
the st. Xavier grade school VS..
the Crow Agency grade team.
st. Xavier held the lead from
start to finish.
Two of the st. Xavier players.
Kenneth Snively and Cecil NC
Laughlin, met with a minor
accident in the first quarter
when they collided hard in an
attempt to recover a free ball.
Both were soon back in the
game.
The final score was 16 to 6
in favor of st. Xavier.
High point man was Cecil
Mclaughlin who tailed 10
points.
Rudolph strobbe, grade nine.
The second game, Friday, Jan.
IT, was played by the Crow Ag-
ency and st. Xavier girls. St.
Xavier took the lead at the
start and held it to the end.
The final score was 9 to 10.
Crow agency was represented
by Lorena Mae Yellowtail, Eth
elene Hogan, Frances Big Man,
Eda Mae White Man, M. Sin
clair, Lola B. Nelson, M. Bent
ley, N. Sinclair, and A. Nelson.
The girls who played for st.
Xavier were Esther Schaak,
Gloria Hopperstad, Sally Melen-
drez, Dorothy Hardt, Erlise
Rice, Ida LeFebre, Margaret
Hert, Dora Hopes, Mona Stovall
and Betty Zier.
Eda Mae White Man was the
high point player for the visit
ors with seven points, and Err
lise Rice was high point for
St. Xavier with six tallies.
Daniel Walks, grade nine.
Crow Agency won a close vic
tory over the st. Xavier Junior
high boys in the third game Fri
dav NIGHT Ian ~ The game
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-01-23

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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-01-23

Jean Chatham stayed with
Janet and Dick Chatham while
their parents were In Billings.
Mrs. Frank Goe was an over
night guest at the Gregory
ranch Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. DARRELL Mcdaniel
and daughter, Judy, are visit
ing at the E. A. Mcdaniel home.
Mrs. Denver Sherman, who
has been Ill for the past week,
was taken to the Sheridan hos
pital Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Frank Gregory, Mrs.
Frank Goe and Mrs. John Cha
than called at the John and
Tom Stevens ranches Wednes-
day evening.
Harold Anderson was a guest
at the Dell Standish ranch on
Wednesday evening.
Ed Schenderline is staying
at the Luther Chatham home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chatham
and children were Lodge Grass
visitors Saturday.
Denver Sherman and daugh-
tiers, June and Joyce, made a
trip to Sheridan Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wiley and
daughter, Edna Ruth, were Soap
creek visitors Thursday.
The Misses Edna Ruth Wiley
and Janet Chatham visited at
school Wednesday.
Luther Chatham and chill
dren, Dick and Janet, motored
to Billings Saturday.
Frank Goe was an overnight
guest at the Antler school Mon
day evening.
June Sherman has been i'll
the past week.
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Our Classified Section is noted
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The dominating extra-curric-
ular interest at this time of
year Is basketball.
At st. Xavier every pupil from
the fourth grade up receives at
least 40 minutes each day of
practicing and playing basket
ball. Below the Junior High lev
Ell this period Is divided into two
sections of twenty minutes each,
one in the forenoon and one in
the afternoon. All boys are
coached by Mr.. Louk. The girls
of the fourth, fifth, and sixth
grades are coached by Miss
EaSton and the older girls by
Miss White. In less than two
seasons, teams have been devel-
oped here which are a credit
to the school and formidable
rivals for any other team in
their classifications. The follow
ing contributions include re-
ports on five games. Three OF
these games ended in victory
for st. Xavier, two in defeat.
In all the level of sportsman
ship has been high.
The support given the local
teams has been excellent. I take
this means of expressing the
sincere appreciation of the
school for that support. This
support not only aids financial
ly, it greatly strengthens the
morale and spirit of the players
themselves.
We, in turn, feel that we are
giving the people their moneys
worth. We have good teams.
Basketball is a good game. It
Is one of the fastest and most
spectacular of all sports. In this
community where opportunities
for entertainment are limited,
the school, by its basketball pro-
gram is making a sound contri-
button to the community Life.
On Monday evening, Jan. 81,
the st. Xavier junior high will
meet the Hardin junior high at
st. Xavier. According to the
seasons records the teams are
evenly matched. This promises
to be one of the best games on
the st. Xavier floor this year.
The preliminary will be between
the Hardin and st. Xavier grade
school teams.
Lloyd Wills, Principal.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-01-23

Let us give you a price on the
printing that you need. We do
the best, at the least possible
cost to you!
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-01-23

Our Classified Section is noted
for one thing-RESULTS!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-18

Magyar Szovetseg ujabb hata-
rozatait.
Mivel egyes kerdesek megvi-
lagositasa tobb id6t igenyelt
volna, Nagybizottsag, hogy
Roosevelt elnokunk este 10 Ora
kor tartando radio beszedet
hallhassa, ez iigy reszletes tar
gyalasat fiiggobe helyezte a
k0vetkez6 gyiilesig.
Brogley elnok emelt hangon,
ecsetelte a mai vilaghelyzetet,
el6terjesztette a jelenlev6knek
a Nagybizottsag azon fontos
munkajat, mellyel szembe kell
nezni amerikai magyar polga-
roknak, veluk egyiitt, nekiink
youngstown magyaroknak is.
A minket is erint6 komoly
id6kben tenniink kell, meg
pedig azonnal. Els6 lepesiink
ezzel kapcsolatban, hogy az
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap de-
cember 11-iki szamaban meg
jelent "VESZELYBEN A HA-
ZANK" cimu cikket "RESO-
LUTON" formaban szabad
forditasban a helybeli Vim
dicator angol napilapban fell
tuho helyen k0zoltetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-18
MIR0L TRUNK
AKATONAKNAK A

A mai helyzet Matt mines
olyan csalad, hogy egy-egy
hozzatartoz6ja ne lenne a had
Seregben Ha levelet trunk.
nekik, ne szomoritsuk csaladi
bajokkal, ami ellen ugy sem
tehetnek semmit.
Remhireket ne tudassunk
veluk, amelyek valodisaga fe-
l6l mi sem vagyunk biztosak.
Ilyen hirek helyett irjunk jo
hireket magunkrol, szomsze-
dokrol, egy kis erdekes plety-
karol is observation-disclosures, ami
erdekli 6ket es jobb kedvre
hangolja. t@
Ne felejtsiik ell levelben be-
lyeget is kuldeni, hogy irhas-
sanak barhonnan, ahol esetleg
mem lehet kennel belyeget ke-
riteni0k.
Ilyen kis figyelmessegekkel
kellemes perceket okozunk leg
alabb levelolvasas ideje alatt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-18
SzOKATLAN
Macy SzhMMAL
POLCAROSODTAK

Mahoning megyei kilf0ldiek
k0ziil a november vegen tartott
polgarosodasi vizsgan 671-en
kaptak polgarpapirt. A nagy-
szamban jelentkez6 polgarje-
l0ltek elokeszitese, vizsgaztata-
sa sok idot vett igenybe. Egg
nap alatt atlag 200 szemely
esett keresztiil Erskine Maiden
Jr. polgarosito bir6 kerdesein.
A szokatlan Macy szamu pol
garosodok kozt sok magyar
testveriink is van, kiknek ne
veit lit hozzuk:: Cinke Erzse-
bet, North Jackson; Balogh Err
zsebet, Manhattan Ave-; Ju-
hasz Anna, First ST.; Kolar
Janos, Oakwood Ave; Teglas
Zsofi, Central Ave; Demjen
Julia, Campbell; Simonovsky
Eva, Simon St.; Szilagyi Janos,
N. Portland Ave; Kish Maria,
Lowellville;; Danko Maria,
Campbell; Kantor Maria, Man
haitian Ave-; Kollar Maria,
Rayen Ave-; 10th Zsuzsanna,
Bon Air Ave; Takacs Maria,
North Lima; Morvath Mihaly,
Campbell 4 Kaposy Mihaly, Po-
land, o.; NovAk Pal, Alexan-
der ST.; Martin Helen, E.
Myrtle Ave-; Kalapos Maria,
Ayers ST.; Bene Borbala, s.
Bruce ST.; Szilvasy Jozsef, Lo-
wellville; Tulipan Erzsebet,
Oneta ST.; Beres Julia, N.
Hartford Ave-; Antaloczy Anna,
Steel ST.; Kekk Sarolta, Amy
ra ST.; Kish Eszter, Powersway
Ave-; Tinar valeria, Indianola
Ave-; Alagyi Maria es Julia,
Campbell; Kopacsi Amalia,
Manhattan Ave-; 10th Helen,
Hubbard; Kovacs Anna, High
ST.; Stanko Mihaly, Camp
bell; Fuese Imre, N. Portland
Ave-; Kovacs Ferenc, w. Fede-
raj St.; Kal6czky Erzsebet, Rus
sell ST.; Babos Eszter, Jones
ST.; Feher Katalin, Hartford
Ave-; Takacs Maria, Halls
Heights; Fazekas Istvan, Lo-
wellville; Veres Istvan, Miami
Ave-; Varady Agnes, Campbell
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-18
MEGTORTENT A TISZTVISE'
L0 VALASZTAS A SCENT
GYORGY SZOVETSEG
l2-IK OSZTALYANAL

A Scent Gyorgy g0r. kath.
Szovetseg 12-ik youngstown
osztalya december 14en tiszt-
ujito gyiilest tartott sep sza-
mu tagsag jelenleteben.
A regi tisztviselok munkaja-
val a tagsag meg volt elegedve,
inert az 1942-ik eyre ujbol meg
valasztottak a regi tisztikart.
Eln0k: Lengyel Andras, al
eln0k: Hajdu Jozsef, penztar-
nok: Hajdu Mihaly, titkar es
jegyz6 Balogh Istvan, kihez az
egyletet erdeklo minden level
kuldend6, cine: So Regent st.
Campbell, o.; szamvizsgalok:
Ignath Gyula, Palko Janos es
Macy Janos; beteg latogatok:
West Sideon; n6knel: Cso-
lenszky Ferencne; ferfiaknal:
Hajdu Janos; South Sideon:
Macy Janos. East Sideon: Gotz
Balint.
HivataloS orvoS: DR.. LauriSin
Jen6; ajto6r: Kiraly Istvan,
zaszloviv0: id. VaSko JanoS.
Hivatalos lap: az Anerikai
Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-18
K0M0Ly HANCBAN FOLYT LE
A ANACYBIzOTTSACI CYULES
FONTOS HATAROZATOK FELETT
EGYHANGU VOLT DONTES

A Youngstown es K0rnyeki
Magyar Egyhazak es Egyletek
Nagybizottsaga december 15-en
este a Magyar Ref. Egyhaznal
megtartott rendkivuli fontos-
sagu havi gyules komoly hang
ban folyt lie Brogley Ferenc
elnok vezetese mellett.
Az elnok szokasos udv0zl6
szavai utan, Gober Janos tit
kar felolvasta a multi gyiiles
jegyz6k0nyvet, amely partolas
utan el lett fogadva.
A szep szammal megjelent
Egyhazak es Egyletek kepvise-
loinek arcan, hangulatan eszre
vehet6 volt, hogy e gyilesen,
elter6leg az eddigiekt6l, eletbe-
vago, fontos hatarozatok keriil
mex megbeszelesre es azonnali
intezkedesre.
Exert a Nagybizottsag hatas-
k0rebe tartozo ugyek gyors ell
interest nyertek, hogy a fon-
tosabbakkal foglalkozzanak, a
melyeket a jelen vilaghelyzet
komolysaga helyezett el6terbe.
Ezeket akarta a Nagybizottsag
reszletesen targyalni.
Eln0k felszolitasara Habodasz
Gustav, a Nagybizottsag egyik
kikuldottje szamolt be a pitts
burghi Amerikai Magyar Sz0-
vetseg konvenciojarol es a
"Fuggetlen Magyarorszag" mo2
galmarol.
E e lmesen, meghatottsag
hangjan ecsetelte az Amerikai
Magyar Szovetseg tisztakezii.
nyilt munkajat es keszsegesen
magyarazatokkal szolgalt erre
vonatkozo, hozzaintezett kerde-
sekre. Id. Horvath Istvan, a
2-ik kikuldott, szinten besza-
molt r0vider a konvencio eel
jarol, felolvasva az Amerikai
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-18
RESOLUTION

The Grand Committee of
the Hungarian Churches
and Societies of Youngstown
and Vicinity ten thousand
Americans of Hungarian
parentage and ancestry, at
its recent meeting adopted
the following resolution:
''It is hereby resolved,
that we Americans of Hum
garian Ancestry in Mahon-
ing Valley do declare our
belief in our American De-
mocracy and take the opp0r-
tunity to assert our un-
swerving loyalty to the
cause to which she has
dedicated herself i'm the pre-
sent world struggle. We
solemnly assure those whom
we have elected to represent
and govern us, that we shall
render for the successful
and will make any sacrifice
they may call upon us to
termination of the struggle
in which every loyal Anne
rican is now engaged. We.
consider it an honor and
privilege at this solemn hour
of our country to pledge our
time, talent, possessions and
sons for the cause of these,
United States"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-18

EGYHAZAK ES EGYLETEK
FIGYELMEBE!
KARACSONY es UJEV HE
TEBEN, vagyis december e.
en- es 29-en a lapot zarjuk.
Kerjiik a hireket a jelzett ma
pOkon legkes6bb delutan S
6raig beh0zni.
AMERIKAI
MAGYAR HIRLAP
Kiad6hivatala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-18

Ezzel is bizonysagot adm Z
hazahoz valo hiisegiinknek,
felre teve minden sajat iigyiin-
ket, tamogatasara sietni, ha
veszelyben van.
Brogley eln0k tovabb menve
buzdito szavaival, a Nagybi-
zottsagot eros munkara SER
kenteni. Ere vonatkozolag AIT
javasolta, hogy a Civilian De-
lFolytatss q Ak oIdaIon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-18

Mindket helyen a gy6ntatast
F6t. Mundweil Janos, a youngs
town. Magyarok Nagyasszo-
nya rom. kat. egyhaz plebano-
Sa vegzi.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-18
FONTOS ERTESITES


Lapzartakor ertesitenek
minket, hogy akik a Civilian
Defense szolgalatara jelent-
kez6k kerd6ivet kezelni fog
jak, azOknak, az Amerikai
Magyar Hirlap j0v6 heti sza-
maben k0z0lt iskOlakban
l oral esti Oktat0 elGadasra
kell jelentkezni0k.
E Matt a Civilian Defense
szolgalatra a jelentkezes egy
hetre ell lesz halasztva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-18
FELHIVAS A NILESI
ES WARRENI MAGYAR
KATOLIKUSOKHOZ

December 2O-an, szombat
delutan l 6rat6l Zig Is este 8
6rakor a magyar katolikus hi
vek gy6ntatasa az ottani SIT.
IStvan rom. kat. templo7nban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-18

December 23-an, kedden del
utan 3 6rat6l rig Is este 1880
t6l a warreni Magyar katoli-
kus hivek gy6ntatasa az otta-
nj st. Mary's templ0mban. -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-18
10 MAGYAR LELKEK
S%$,sf KARAcS okYA

. Es hogy 6riilj0n ebben az evben
karacsonynak az amerikai magyar, ami
kor meg level utjan Sc hallhat hirt t0bbe
afel0l, hogy a Duna-Tisz menten ma
radt sziil6, testver, rolzon vagy jo barat
el-e meg, es ha el, van-e feje f0l0tt f0del,
ahol pihen0re terjen, eye konyhajan
tiiz, amin etelt fozz0n?
Hogy 0riilj0n ebben az evben kara
csonynak az amerikai magyar, mikor AIT
Sc tudja, hogy lesz-e Magyarorszag,
amelyet valaha ujra meglatogathasson?
Es hogy 0rulj0n ebben az evben
karacsonynak az amerikai magyar, mi
kor tulajdon, aldott vi hazaja is ellense-
ezekiel kizd, azokkal van k0rilveve ket
oldalr6l is es sajat magyar veriink fiai is
benne vannak az irt6zatos kiizdelem-
ben?
Karacsony estejen,. mikor megszo-
lalnak a templomba hivo harangok,
menjiink ell az ahitat hazaba mi, anne
rikai magyarok es imadkozzunk ma
gassagbelihez a legszentebb magyar
imaval, amely suttogasban is harsona
m6djara k0ny6r6g:
- Nyujts feleje ved6 kart.
Soha akkora sziiksege mem volt
Amerikanak es Magyarorszagnak ere
ved0 kara, mint ma. Imadkozzunk,
hogy annak vedelme most segitse meg
mindket hazankat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-18
{ { IA EN- Y K

AdUent vnn. A Ddr1t0sds
scent idate.
Kardcsonyhos kellene kessIl-
nj, naegbekelt lelekkel kellene
zdrai elj0petelet A'anak, Aki
a ssmetet euangSliunadt hosta
a Dildg szdnadra es - min
dendtt k0z0ttunk orgid;it ill
a gyal0let;: angyali karok eng
hit6 e1aeke helyett b0nabdk
saja siketiti a flleket;; pctak-
Elk a Der negy egtdjda a vi-
ldgnak:: Istennek egynads test
Dereiue teremtett gyermekei
gyilbo1jdk egynadst irgalnaat-
lanul;; hova-tovdbb mem less
egyetJen suga a t0ldnek, aho-
nd egy kis bekeert naenekiilni
lehetne s.
Milyen j6, hogy az az or
ssdg, unair6l a Ndzdreti Jesus
besselt mem tit Da'a, Uagy anaott
U1n, h1nem - mint 8 mon
dOttd - "ti bennetek UG11. /"
BennI7ak, ahonndn ki men,
ssdkithat6, ahol le mem gdsol-
hnt6, Ell mem tiporhat6.
A hGbOrubdn cSnk vesstesek
Dann1k. A beke az, amt meg
nyeTni SrdemeS. Est c. beket
pedig naGgunkban hordozsuk,
Az less te1,dt a nyertes, aki act
bent naegtdrtani tudja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-18

Lemondhat az ember a fol-
don mindenr6l, csak az ewes
r6l mem.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-18

LEGSZEBB Es LEGERTEKESEBB karacsonyi ajandek
Defense Bond Santa Claus nagyot lendthet vedelm
bondok lgyen Defense Bondokat es beyegeket 100000
kiszletben lehet kapni Egyeslt Aaok terleten Es
minden postahivatalban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-18

Strju'ak Dagy 'aeDessiink?
Magyarorssdg .ielenlegi km-
nadnya a mult hsten bejelen-
tette, hogy hadi dllapotban le-
v6nek tekinti Magyarorssdgot
az Egyesdlt Allanokkal. Egy-
sserl ss6vaI:: hdborut Isentek
nekInk. Per hettel esel6tt meg
0rvendestiink aeon, hogy a
tinnek naelIett csak a naagya-
rok fizettek rendese1 dnaerikai
dd6ssdguhat s most egyssere
drcuI ydgraak a "diplonadciai vi-
ssony rpegssakitdsdOal." RemA-
jdk, hogy Sc Magyarorssdgom,
sem seho1 a uildgon mines
egyetlen olyan epessd enaber
sem, a1ci elhin1aS, hogy est a
h0dIsenetes 6riiltseget a ma
qyar nenaset termelte ki nangd-
t6l. A bolond ssel, n,ely most a
mlGgot viharostatja, berlini
lyukb6l fuj. Hisssdk es akarjuk,
hogy ne sokdig taljjon mdr. A
ssel-Detes eppen elSg UihGrt
aratOtt ahOs, hogy ereget6t
elsodOrj1.
Nessnjupk hdt, de ne is ne
Uessiink, hanem 0sssessoritott
fogakkal, dacos elssdntsdggul
dolgoss1aak helyeipken asert,
hogy gy6seJnaet arasson es a.
nenaset, nselysek ressesei va-
gyu,sle. Ebben von ma a vildg
rensSnysSge.
HG mem DOlaa meg, meg KEEL
lene csiadlni. Hdla Istennek
asonba7a:: meg Dan az Anaerikai
Magyar SSODetSeg. PGt6pdL0Sk0-
dds Matt asonbau meg naindig
a berit@sen kivul cselleng egy
cson,6 egylds es egylet. Mer-
jiik kfrdesr,i eseket:: naire vdr-
7anlc meg? Milyen ss0rnyI csa-
pdsnak kell meg elk0vetkesni
ahos, hogy nenaely anaerikai
magyar k0s0ssSg k0telessegei-
nek tudatdra Sbredjeu? Mines
el6ttInk a mult, anaely olyan
ss0rnyen naegbosssulta naagdt;;
1aincs eJ6ttI,ak a jeeln, anaely
cSeleEvesre 0sst0kel? Mem
nSsnek a j0v6be, hogy annak
fenyeget6 felh6i el6l tedelet
keressenet? Eg k0rdl0ttIsk a
vildg S mi ne akarndnk k0se-
lebb kerulni egyndshos? Mi
keH meg, mi keu nn<g?!. !.
Mem kaphatuak oman SEM
NIT, ahoud valanait mem ad-
tank. Be keu tehdt fpitendrak
,Sz0Detsegiinkbe ninden er6n-
ket, h0gy az @gsenges alatt is,
az Sgsenges utdn is naegkap-
hassuk, amt annytr0 igeny-
lii11k vdl0Fsennyien:: az Gn,eri-
kai naagyarsdg epit6 erej6nek,
hisegenek, hon,0lysdgdnak sa-
lydnak es kivdnsdgduak els
nlerSSet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-18

A bethlehem csillag, amely
pasztorokat megvaltas jaszlahoz We
zette, ebben az esztend0ben s0tet felh0k-
tOl takart magyar lelkekre nezve.
A bugaci pusztan alldogal6 gulyas
hasztalan tekint magassagba, mines oft
csillag, amely jelezze, hogy merre We
Jesse nyajat, ahol menhelyet talalhatna.
Eszak-KeletrSl dermeszt6 hideg szel fuj
mar hosszu h6napok 6ta magyar siksa-
gokra es karacsony h6napjaban Nyugat-
r6l is lecsapott vihar. Osszekapott, 0sz-
sze0lelkezett ket aramlat es olyan We
SECS forg6 szel lett fel6le, hogy nyoman
= XII tudja - marad-e meg valami
magyar talajb6l?
Magyar lelkeknek fekete ez a ka-
racsony. A Megvalt6 elj0ttenek hogy
0rilj0n magyar gyerek, amikor tudja,
hogy apja talan eppen legszentebb
percben verzik ell valahol tavol, messze
orosz mezGk0n? Hogy 0riilj0n kara
csonynak magyar gyerek, amikor az
0r0kz0ld fan Sc di6, Sc mogyor6, Sc Gu
kor, alatta mines makOs kalacs, inert
hiszen idegen f0ldr6l j0tt, kek szemii,
sz0ke haju, erthetetlen nyelvet beszel6
emberek az utols6 merce lisztet, az
utols6 kanal zsirt, az utols6 darabka
vajat is elvittek valahova, ismeretlen
helyre, aminek neve Naziorszag.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-12
Prospect Residents
 Married In Oxford

A summer afternoon wedding was performed yesterday when Miss Lynnetta Lillian Curtiss, daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. R. Curtiss of Oxford, became the bride of Arthur Joseph Darlington, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Darlington of Clark Hill road, Prospect.
 Dr. William M. Netbit offlciated at the 1:30 o'clock ceremony at the Methodist Episcopal church in Ox- ford. with Mrs. Ruth Durette at tending the bride, and Joseph Du- rette as best man.
 Given in marriage by her father the bride was gowned in white silk chiffon, the bodice having a square neckline trimmed with seed pearls, and the full skirt falling into a long lace adorned train. A tiara of seed pearls fastened her full length veil, and she carried an old fash toned bouquet of pink and white flowers with white streamerS.
 The blue silk chiffon frock of the nlatron of honor was fashioned in princess lines with square neckline. Her shoulder veil was draped from floral tiara. She car- ried an old fashioned bouquet of white flowers with blue Streamers
 The mother of the bride was dressed in blue and white chiffon with corsage of pink and white roses. The broom's mother wore chiffon in pastel green, with a cor sage of pink and white roses.
 A reception followed at the home of the brides parents for the bridal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-12
. MCKINNEY oN BRIDGE
McKenney Makes Crosse BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY
 America's Card Authority

Mrs. McKenney and recently re- turned from an 80OO-mile trip that took us from coast to coast. Accom- psnying us on the entire trip was Waldemar von ZedtwitZ, chairman of the board of the American Con- tract Bridge League, and the man who has his name on more major trophies than any other player In the country.
 We visited a great many cities and found fine bridge played in every community. Some sections have their own ideas on the game. Others just play good. sound bridge.
 Our first stop was in Chicago. Here I was reminded of the dis carding system used there. which shows partner the number of cards held in the suit.
 It is termed the "third best discard" A player discarding the deuce and then the five-spot would be marked with one more of that suit. With only two in the suit, he would be required to dis card the five first and then the deuce. With four or five of the suit, he would discard third best. then the second best, and then the lowest, marking him with at least one more. This information often proves valuable on the de- fense, as in today's hand.
 When East plays the deuce on the king of hearts. West knowz that he has one or three hearts l If he has three. South Is void and East can top dsinny's nine. n