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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-04
A WARRENI
MAGYAR PRESBYTERIAN
EGYHAZ HIREI
CO First Presbyterian Church
K6zIi: kISH GYULA IeIkesz
Mahoning Ave e. Public Square
p. O. B. 1904 - Warren Ohio

ISTENTISZTELETEK van
max tartva minden vasarnap
delutan ket orakor a warreni
Firsth PRESBYTERIAN Egyhaz
templomaban.
N6EGYLETUNK a reank ko-
vetkez6 vasarnap, december
Ten tartja rendes havi 0ssze-
j0vetelet Iklody Gyulaek ott-
honaban a Milton Street, 1924
alatt.
GYERMEKEINK keszul6dnek
a warreni els6 magyar kara
csonyra e vegb6l minden
szombat reggel tiz orakor osz-
szej0nnek a templom melletti
iskola helyisegben ahol a nya-
ri iskolankat tartottuk, hogy
verseket es enekeket tanulja-
max a lelkesz vezetese alatt.
Szivesen latunk minden ma
gyar gyermeket, s0t szeretnenk
ha magyar testvereink feleke-
zeti kulonbseg nelkul mind
reszt vennenek ebben a ma
gyar karacsonyban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-04
MUNKAS-KERDESEK

Az eln0k egy rendkiviili ta-
nacsot letesitett, amely har-
mine napon belul jelenteni
fog a vitas helyzetr6l, amely
a Railway Express Agency,
Inc. es a kocsisok, valamint
sof6r0k k0z0tt felmeriilt. Hill
man, az OPM helyettes igaz-
gat6ja hangsulyozta, hogy
sztrajk n6lkiil lehet 'elintezni
vitas kerdeseket munkaad6 es
munkas koz0tt, amt a Was
hingtoni pelda fenyesen iga-
zol." A Waterfront Employers
ASS sociation washington,
Sc eattle) alkalmazottainak
sztrajk-proble Pa r kins
nunkaugyi MINISTER a De-
fense Mediation Boardhoz
utalta At. Mas munkaskerde-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-04
ELS0BBSEGI ARUK

Nelson, Priorities igazgato
honaprol-honapra gyujti az
adatokat a kulonboz6 iparok-
ban lenyegesen fontos vedelmi
anyagokrol, hogy vegiil is az
osszes anyagok megosztasat -
a vedelmi szempontbol fontos
anyagokat ep ugy mint a ma
gan ipari anyagokat - sza-
balyozhassak Lehetseges, mon
dotta, hogy ezt a munka-
tervet, amely legelso sorban
az acel, v0r0s rez, aluminium,
gumni es vegyi anyagokat
erinti - harom honapon belul
hatalyba helyezik. Mr.. Nelson
az osszes magnezium keszletre
tilalmat vetett XII es ezeket
csakis vededmi celokra utal-
jak XII. Elrendelte, hogy pol
gari celokra szolgalo konnyu
teherautomobilok gyarta sat
1912 januarjaban a folyo ev
januari kvotanak negyven sza-
zalekara csokkentsek. Els6bb-
segi jogokat adott, azonkivul
felvono gepek es vontatok ia-
vitasara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-04
ELOFIzETESI
NYUCTkzkS

Mrs. John Faur, Warren, O.
Horvath Jozsef, Kollath La
jos, Karosi Pal, Macy Janos,
Komaromy Mihaly, Gotz Ba-
lint, Szalmasy Mihaly, Szi-
nyeri Janos, Varga Daniel,
Kerti James, Ricz Janos, Hor-
vath Jozsef, Kovacs Elek, Lu-
kacs Mihaly, Walko Janos,
Pipoly Ferenc, Czika Ferenc,
Vass Janos, Legeny Ferenc,
10th S. JOSEF, Sander Ivan,
Jablonkay Andras, Sweighart
Istvan, Jozsa Viktor, Csete San
dor, Lengyel C. Lajos, Mrs. La
co, Cutler A., Szadai, B. Poz-
mar J. Boncz Janos, Moinich
Viktor, Balogh Ferenc, Bolla
Karoly, Condor Istvan, Zam-
bory Ida, Mrs. Simonszky, Ba-
nyar Agoston, Bondor Istvan,
Darazs EIDE, Virag Jozsef, Do
nacko. Istvan, Frank Janos,
Timko Jozsef, Szakacs Samuel,
Erdelyi Sander, Zuti Ferenc,
Mrs. v. Hochwart, Petranszky
Jozsef, Bumbulucz Janos, Ba-
log Ferenc, Csorba Jozsef, ia
koby Janos, Kazsmer Janos
Polya Janos, Vezse Mihaly, Du-
das Mihaly, Macy Ignac, Mar
janovics Janos, Borbely Janos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-04
ROvlD HIREK
ARAK

Roosevelt elnok levelet inte-
zett Mr.. Doughtonhoz, a Haz
Ways and Means Bizottsaga
eln0kehez. A vasarlo er6 fel-
szivasa erdekeben vi ad6kive-
tesre van szikseg, mondotta
az eln0k, ''hogy a megelhetesi
arak feltiin6 emelkedeset meg
gatolhassuk." A szenatus ell
fogadta es a Hazhoz 0ssze-
egyeztetes vegett visszakiildte
a javaslatokat, amelyek a Dis
trict of Columbia teriileten a
lakbereket az 1941 januar 1-iki
arakban igyekszik megrogzi-
teni. Henderson arszabalyo-
zasi igazgato kohl, hogy az
OPA kereskedelmi teren is ia
ratos mern0koket keres, akik
tapasztalatokkal birnak az
ipari gepek szakrnajaban. Hen
derson felkerte az irodai fem
butorok gyart6it, hogy az ara
kat a november Gan erveny-
ben volt arakban korlatozzak
amidon is a fembutorok gyar-
tasat az OPM csokkenteni volt
kenytelen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-04

Az enberiseg csak akkor
lesz boldog, amikor megtanul-
ia, hogy eleteben a mai nap
csak atmeneti szerepet jatszik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-04
YOUNGSTOWN VERHOVAY
SPORT CSAPAT NYERT

A youngstown Verhovay
moi es ferfi kugliz6 csapat a
multi vasarnap, nov. 3O-an
jatszott Clevelandban. A jate-
kot a youngstowniak nyertek
meg, meg pedig a ferfi csapat
2 gamet nyert, let veszitett,
a moi csapat Let nyert, 2-6t
veszitett. A jatek altalanos
eredmenye szerint a youngs-
town. csapat a nyertes.
Most vasarnap, december
Ten a nilesi Verhovay csapat-
tai jatszik a Kay Bowling Alley
epiiletben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-04
A VAROSI TANACS
JOVAHAGYJA A REND6RI
BOND ISSUE-T

A varosi tanacsosokbol ala
kult kiil0n bizottsag jovahagy-
ia a $35, ,70O-os Police Cruiser
bond issue-t, amely 0sszegb6l
felszerelest, kocsikat vesznek
az vi rend6rseg reszere, hogy
kell6 felszerelessel k0nnyebben
0rk0djenek a lakossag bizton-
saga felett.
Mihelyt az 0sszeg XII lesz
utalva, azonnal beszerzik
sziikSeges felszerelest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-04

December 6--7, szombat,
vasarnap a Scent Ci- gy Cor.
Kat. Egyhaz 6szi bazarja az
Egyhaz Feher Termeben.
December 26-an, penteken
este az 0reg Ref. Egyhaz ka-
racsonyi tancmulatsaga a
Central Authoritarian.
December 28-an, vasarnap
a Scent Istvan Hitkozseg o.
taregyletenek 10 ewes jubileu-
ma vacsoraval-tanccal egybe-
k0tve.
December no 81 en-, szerdan
este a Scent Istvan Egyhaz
Holy Name Tarsulat Jarsas 0sz-
szejovetele esti ajtatossag utan
a tempLom alatti Auditorium
ban.
Januar no lien, vasarnap
este Magyar Ref. Egyhaz If
jusagi Korenek farsangi tanc-
mulatsaga a Scent Istvan Egy-
haz Auditoriumaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-04

A SZENTMISEK SORREND-
JE aprilis 1-t6I = november
l-ig bezarolag, minden vasar-
nap delel6tt 8 orakor hsmise
es katekiz1nusl oktatasok. -
Minden vasarnap delel6tt ~
6rakor nagymise, szentbeszed.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-04
MEGKEZD6DOTT
A KUTYATARTASI
ENGEDELY KIVALTASA

Az 1942-ik evi kutyatartasi
engedelyt minden kutya tulaj-
dOnOs k0teles kivaltani. Eek
kivaltasa december level meg
kezd6dott es december 15-en
vegz6dik. Az engedelyszam a
Mahoning megyei courthouse
1-s6 eneleten szerezhet6 be.
kivaltasa lnegkezd6d0tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-04
YOUNGSTOWN IS vIDEkE HIREI
AZ EPEH0LYACR0L

mindeg sokat irnak az or
vosi irodalomban. E honapban
jelent meg egy cikk, amelyr6l
azert akarok lit megemlekez-
nj, inert velemenyem es ia
pasztalataim teljesen meg
egyeznek vele.
A lenyege az, hogy az olyan
betegek, akiknek epeholyagjat
kivettek, anelkiil, hogy epe-
k0ve lett volna, t0bbnyire be-
tegek maradnak. EFT fontos a
koz0nsegnek tudni. Nagyon
gyakori ez az allapot. A beteg
mex ktil0mb0z6, valtozo emesz-
test es gyomor tinetei van
max.
Peldanak emlithetem, hogy
nehez a gyomra ewes utan, gaz
bantja, felfuvodottnak erzi
magat, etvagytalan sokszor,
stb. Alapos vizsgalat ellenere,
orvosa keptelen gyomorbajt
megallapitani, tehat tovabb
vizsgaljak a beteget es a ront-
gen mutatja, hogy az epeho-
lyag mem mtik0dik rendesen.
Ere sok orvos nagyon meg
elegedetten a beteg minden til
neteit az epeholyagra keni es
a szegeny, sokszor artatlan
szervet kioperalak a beteg-
bol. -.-
Hiszen, ez meg mem volna
szerencsetlenseg. Meg lehet
elni epeholyag nelkul. A baj
azonban, az, hogy csak olyan
marad beteg allapota, mint
volt operacio elott. Icy tehat
hiaba tette XII magat az ope-
racio veSzelyenek, hiaba kol-
totte penzet, csak oft maradt,
ahol volt. Fooka ennek a hi
bas diagnozis. Kb. 40 ilyen
tipusu beteg szaz k0zul to-
vabbra is beteg marad.
Egesz mas a helyzet az epe-
k0veknel! Ha a k0vek okozta
fajdalom Magyar kinzo, a leg
helyesebb kivetetni az epeho-
lyagot es ezzel megsztint a faj-
dalom is. Ha azonban sokaig
eltiiri az ember ezeket a kino-
kat, mas szervek es kiilonosen a
pankreas mirigy is megbete-
gedhetnek, akkor aztan mem
oily konnyii a gyogyulas meg
operacio utan sem.
Maga a.. maj is megbeteged-
het epekovek jelenletenel, ami
nagy baj, de leggyakoribb Okla
a majbajoknak. Ilyenkor az
egesz ember beteg, nemcsak q
maja. Az ilyen allapotban g
fontos vitaminokat sem tudja
a szervezet elraktarozni es ha q
megfelelo etelt eszik is az flyer
ember, a vitaminok mem ma.
radnak meg testeben, inert ma.
ia mem kepes ere ICY mes
a vitaminok tavollete egyeb ba'
jokat okoz az amugy is betes
embernek.
HI Dr. M d MAIlRED
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-04
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REF.
EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. BStty J&nos ielkesz
737 Mahoning Ave
Telefon 66841

ANGOLNYELVu istentiszte-
let kereteben fogjuk megtar-
tani advent masodvasarnapi
istentiszteletiinket most vasar-
nap delel6tt fel II orakor. ELIOT
te fel 1O-kor vasarnapi iskola,
este 6::3O-kor Senior c. E. osz-
szejovetel. Az advent szivet-
lelket elokeszito napjaiban, jer-
tex testvereim, keszitgesslk
magunkat a Mennyei nagy
Vendeg hozzank valo elj0ve-
telere, a scent Karacsonyra.
ARvAHAZI adomanyaikat a
multi vasarnap szolgaltattak
be a hivek egyhazunk .penz-
taraba. A befolyt 0sszeget a
jovo heten fogjuk bekuldeni az
arva es aggmenhaz vezet6se-
gehez. E nemes eel edekeben
addig is szivesen fogadunk
ujabb adomanyokat egyhaztag
jainktol.
TEMP LOMSEGELYZ0 No
egyletunk Erzsebetek, Jolanok,
Ilonak, Katalinok, Borbalak,
Etelek, Andrasok es Ferenczek
tiszteletere rendezett nevesti
partyja kellemes szorakozas, S
kedves csaladias tarsalgas ke-
retei k0zott folyt lie a multi
vasarnap este. Vendeglato
asszonyaink egy ideig bingo
| jatekkal foglalkoztattak a szep
szamban megjelenteket, S
maid haziasan keszitett site
meny, sandwich es kave felek-
kel lattak ell megtisztelt ven-
degeiket. Az innepelteket Csc
te Sandorne, noegyleti eln0kn0,
S maid a tiszteletes asszony es
az egyhaz lelkesze udvozolte es
koszont0tte fel meleg szavak-
ban. e~,4
KEDVES meglepetesi party
ban unnepeltek meg a eyer
mekek, rokonok es jobaratok
id. Komaromy Mihaly es neje
testvereink 29-ik hazassagi ev-
fordulojat a mutt szombaton
este a Magyar Keresked6k es
Iporosok West Federal St.-i
otthonaban. A tagas termet
zsufolasig megtolto kedves ven
degek megjelenese, jokivan-
saga es halomramen6 szives
ajandeka boldog oromet sze-
reztek nemcsak az unnepelt
hazasparnak, de maguknak a
vendegeknek is. TIT is sokaig
tarto 0r0met es boldogsagot
kivanunk az unnepelt hazas-
parnak.
Az AMERIKAI hadseregben
ezidoszerint egyhazunk ifiai
kozul a kovetkezok teljesitenek
katonai szolgalatokat: Szabo P
Sandor, Szabo P. Istvan, Bolha
Ferenc, Gonczi Istvan, Pozna1
Lajos, Poznar Pal, Kollus Ka-
roly, Teglas Gyula, Kish San
dor, virag Robert, Babinsky
Elemer, Gyorgy Elemer, Ka.
rossi Lajos, Bondor Gyorgy
Marion Bella, 10th Gy0rgy, ifj
Demjen Lajos, Szabados Les.
ter Is ifj. Hizsnay Lajos.
PROGRESSZIVEK LIGANK
rendes havi, valamint evi tiszt
; ujito gyuleset most vasarnaE
delutan 8 orakor tartjuk kub
haz helyisegiinkben. Tekintet
tel az iigy fontosssagara szive.
kedjenek tagok teljes szam
ban megjelenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-04
MULATSAGI NAPTAR

Ebben q rovatban dijtalanui k6-
x6ijHk azon eoyh&zak, egyletek.
vapy intexmenyek mulats&gait,
6ssxel l6veteIeit, stb. - nem t6bb,
mint z h6nappal el6re 10, - ame-
lysknek az Amerlkal Magyar Hir-
Lap q hlyatalos lapJa 90 amelyek
muiats&eali<at tirdetlk iapunkban
% nyomtatw&nyaikat n4lunk szer-
Elk be.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-17
PICKETING STILL GOING ON IN KETCHIKAN

KETCHIKAN, Jan. IT - Picket ing here continued to halt handling of frozen fish cargoes at the New England Fish Company and the Ketehikan Cold Storage docks. The strike brought initial picketing Wednesday to Ketchikan and other Southeast Alaska fishing ports when the International Longshoremen and Warehousemens Union went out in four ports, demanding a wage in- crease of 10 cents an hour.
 Union leaders here say the In- ternational Longshoremen's Associa- tion at Sitka also is on strike aI- though reports said fish was load ed aboard the North Coast there to- day.
 The controversy over demand for higher wages is certain to work a reelassification, officials said.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-17
Japan Press
 Cunning For
 Secretary Hull

TOKYO. Jan. Y - Japanese press produced today the bitterest criti= cism of America in recent months, declaring that Secretary of State Cordell Hull's declaration Wednes- day before the foreign affairs eom- mittee was "a clear challenge to the Axis short of an ultimatum."
 Hull, in urging the passage of the Iease-lend aid for Great Britain bill, said danger to the United States would be multiplied many fold if Ja- pan. Germany and Italy gained con- trol of the high seas.
 The newspaper Asahi, under the heading outrageous utterances of American Secretary of state,' ac- cused the United States of intend ing to control New Zealand, Aus tralia, Singapore and the East In- dies
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-17

 BALL SET FOR
 FEBRUARY ONE

Presidents Ball, proceeds from which go for the aid of infantile paralysis victims, will be held in WraHgeiT on Saturday night, Feb ruary 1, the committee in charge of the affair decided Monday night at it's meeting held at the home of Chairman Van H. Fisk. Plans were outlined to make the affair one of the most outstanding events of this nature ever held here.
 Miss Sue Smith was chosen Sec retary-Treasurer, and Mrs. E. c. Anderson and Mrs. M. G. Shain to handle finance and publicity.
 W. G. Weis was named chairman of the door committee with James Cauley, Frank Winston and Loyal Binkley to serve with him. Fred Hanford was chosen chairman of the floor committee and will select his own assistants. Mrs c. Don Miller will be chairman of the refreshments committee and Herbert Bradley of the Hall committee.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-17
HANDSOME NEW CARS ACQUIRED BY WRANGELL
 TAXICAB OPERATORS

Jack Fisher and Jack Brown, taxi operators, are the proudest men in town. Fisher returned with his family from the States on the North Coast this week bringing a spanking new Hudson car On the Baranof, Brown got delivery of a shining, new deluxe Chevrolet, purchased through the City Motor Service. Both machines are the last word in automobile construction. Taxi rides are the same price, demonstration on "how she works" is being giver gratus with the rides.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-17
KETCHIKAN GETS BACK OF OPENING
 BEAVER SEASON

Petition for opening the beaver season in April, as urged last week by Wrangell residents, has been adopted by the Ketehikan Chamber of Commerce and the Purse Seiners convention meeting in that city, according to a dispatch to The Sentinel from w G. Weis, who with Tom Elswick, is representing the Wrangell organization at the con- vention. A similar petition being circulated in Petersburg also is re- ported receiving whole-hearted sup port.
 The seiners convention is one of the best in the history of the or ganization, Weis reported. Eight locals are represented with 20 del- egates. An open meeting will be held tonight and speakers will in- clude, Mayor Harry Mccain, Mayor Murchinson of Metlakatla, Art Hedges of the Employment Bureau, w. c. Arnold, Sid Charles, Charles Cole and President Frank Perato- vich. Adjournment is expected to- morrow.
 Much time was given to legis- lative problems and 27 resolutions were adopted, Weis reported.
 It was agreed that negotiations on 1941 contracts will begin Feb AFuaEY I0-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-17
RAF LASHES GERMAN BASES

LONDON, Jan. 17-With a bright moon and their first bombs to light their way, RAF crews bomOed German sea bases, the Air Minis try announcing bombing of docks at Emden and Bremenhayen and leaving WilhemshaVen "a waste of flame"
 For Wilhelmshayen, main base of the Reieh's North Sea fleet, it was called the 10th and greatest British attack in this air war which knows no fronts
 Tt was more like stoking than bombing" said one pilot. We just shoYeled the bombs into the fires and watched them increase"
 One bomber failed to return. the British said.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-17
FLU GERMS
 LOMBARD WRANGELL

Greetingsl Have you a little flu germ in your home? seems to be the mode of salutation in Wrangell these last two weeks
 Although in general the epidemic which has hit Wrangell is light, everyone agrees, who has had it, that when the flu germs bite they make a good job of it for the time being, leaving victims rather weak in the knees.
 According to Dr. J. H. Clements, Health officer, 145 cases were re- ported last week and 100 so far this week. This, it was thought is likely only small portion of the cases as many were not reported to the authorities.
 Dr. Clements says he believes there is a slight decrease in the epidemic at present.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-17
RYAN WORKERS SET
 STRIKE FOR TUESDAY

SAN DIEGO, Jan. IT = Strike of CIO United Automobile Workers at Ryan Aeronatical Company plant was set for next Tuesday after a peace meeting failed to break the deadlock over wage increase de- mands.
 At the same time, the workers were confronted with a ruling that if they struck they would lose their work deferred status in the draft. State draft headquarters said that in event the strike is called at the Ryan plant, workers now in the de- ferred class because of their en- ployment would be subject to reclas- sification.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-17
Balkans In Turmoil
 Over Latest Soviet,
 Hitler-Rumanian Move

German torch raiders set a hund- .red fires in an overnight attack On Bristol. England. last night. BrIs- tol is one of the main ports of enuy for United States war materials in the British Isles.
 Al the same time. RAE bombsIs again blasted the important Ger man naval base at Wilhelmahaven in second consecutive highly sue- cessfuI assault.
 The German high command re- ported Nazi dive bombers today re- ueWed their efforts to sink the Bri- tish aircraft carrier ulustrious, a1- ready crippled iu d furious attack off Sicily on January 10. striking at the vessel as it awaited repaas at the port of NaIIenta, Malta.
 Signs of increasing friction b. teen soviet Russia and Rumauaaa diplomatic circles and a report that Hitler intends to take over Rumau- ia and make it a German potecLoa- ate kept the Balkans in state o1 anxiety All traffic on Hungarian railroads Was suspended last night, adding 10 the general apprehension that such action was believed by op- servers to mean the German military command found 1t necessary to take drastic steps to complete their prJ- jected movement of 100000 troops. with full motorized equipment, into Rumania before the end Of January.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-17
CHALLENGE IS FILED IN LANGLIE
 GOVERNOR VOTE

OLYMPIA. Jan 17-Papers con taining a notice of contest of elec- tion of Mayor Arthur B. Langlie of Seattle as Governor have been re- ceived by the Secretary of State. Ben Sawyer former Olympia post master and attorney, filed the not ice of contest which was contained in a sealed envelope to be transmit ted to the Speaker of the House of the state Legislature which conYen- ed this week.
 Langlie was elected Governor af- ter a close contest with former Sen ator c. c. Dill which was decided only after counting the absentee ballots Election irregularities IS charged.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-17
COL. OHLS0N WANTS
 C0LONISTS TO PAY

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Jan. IT. Col Otto F. Ohlson has threatened custer action within 30 days unless Matanuskans seeking to invalidate their land purchase contracts make a token of payments to show their good intentions.
 This decision was announced fol- lowing a conference with a commit tee of Matanuskans which submit- ted recommendations on land use problems
 Col Ohlson said "between 40 and 45 colonists have been working at the Anchorage Air Base and earned about $1,SO0 each during the past six months yet some of them re- fuse to pay their debts and are neg lecting their farms"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-17
SPORTSMEN ASSOCIATION MEETS MONDAY EVENING
 AT 7:30 IN ELKS HALL

Meeting of the Stikine Sports mems Association of Wrangell will be held Monday night in the Elks club with the new officers, Chad Wyatt, President, and Chet Steear, Secretary, taking up their duties. Several matters of importance are scheduled to come up, including the clubs action on opening the beaver season, and all members are being urged to be on hand. Effort was being made to have Wildlife Agent H. R. Sarber present.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-17
Knox Says U. s. Navy Badly Outnumbered By Axis Powers
 In Urging Lease-Lend Bill

WASHINGTON, Jan. IT = Navy Secretary Frank Knox, urging pas sage of President Roosevelt's lease- fense interests, told the House foreign affairs committee the U. S. Navy was easily outnumbered by fleets of the Axis powers. If Bri- tish seapower is destroyed, the Ma " probably will commission 100 new fighting ships fin the next two years, he said, but during the same period BOA new units are swelling the Axis forces.
 The U. s. needs time to perfect it's defenses, Knox said, reminding
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-17
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 CIVIL DEFENSE
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Civil Defense and Protection pro gram, sponsored through the Army to guard against sabotage. other an- ti-Uncle Sam activities in the res peetive communities. centered the attention of the City Council at Us meeting last night.
 Picture of the setup as outlined by military authorities was contain ed in a letter forwarded to the Council from the Governors office.
 Tying Federal. state, local mili- tary and civilian activity into one major correlated program, the pro- visions for municipalities are:
 Action will be taken al once to put into operation Civil Defense plans, as follows:
 (a) Municipal authorities, or the Mayor, will appoint an individual, Cunless the mayor wishes to assume such duties himself). who will as- certain the number of able bodied citizen willing to serve in Civil De- tense operations.
 (bJ A survey should be made at once Of all utilities that must be protected, such as water and light systems, telephone and telegraph installations, etc.
 (c) The men should be organized into squads, with competent leaders, and one or more squads assigned to the protection of d particular uuIity. These squads will necessarily furnish their own rifles or such other arms as may be in their pos session.
 ldJ Adequate lists of the person. neI of the squads will be maintained with a well defined plan of report ing for duty when and where their services may be required. These lists must be revised and kept up to date at all times in order to be ef- fective.
 (e) Other divisions for protective measures, such as are outlined on the chart, should be organized, that they will function effectively when the need arises.
 Carrying out the Civil Defense program locally, the City Council appointed the following committee to care for the various local public utilities. H. A. Wellons, Light De- partment; c. H. Lloyd, Police; H. c. Coulter, Water; Dr. E. J. Wheel CT, Fire; H. H. Hungerford, Docks.
 Mcuh of the discussion of last nights meeting was taken up with matters concerning the new fire hall Bids will be called for various materials and a committee consist ing of Dr. E. J. Wheeler, Olaf Han sen and Leth Meadows, was appoint ed for this purpose.
 In discussing the plans, it was pointed out that allowance must be made in construction for the natdr- al growth of the town and adequate storage facilities must be provided for present and future equipment.