davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-06-17
Hearings on Plea
For Milk Price Boost
Set for Monday
Other Changes Sought
In Regulations Covering
Capital Area Distribution

A public hearing on proposed
amendments to the Federal order
which regulates the handling of
milk in the Washington marketing
area will open at $50 am. Monday
in the Departmental Auditorium, it
was announced today at the Depart
ment of Agriculture.
Among the changes proposed are
amendments which would increase
the minimum prices for Glass fluid
milk and Glass II milk (cream)
and change the procedure for de-
termining the price of Glass III
milk tice cream.
Producers have requested increases
in the price of milk to meet in
creased costs which they claim have
resulted from a feed shortage and
the scarcity of farm labor
Cites Feed Shortage.
The feed shortage was caused by
the drought during the early spring
months, the producers say, and they
request an increase in the price they
get for milk to enable them to buy
feed outside the drought area.
The producers also contend they
will have to pay higher wages in Or
der to keep workers from leaving the
farms for jobs in defnse industries.
The hearing was requested by the
Maryland and Virginia Milk Pro-
ducers' Association, which repre-
sents number of producers sup
plying the area, and by several milk
handlers in Washington.
Other Proposed Changes.
Other changes would delete new
producer" clauses in the present
program, provide changes in the
classification of milk purchased by
producer distributors, determine
quantity of Glass milk on a but
terfat basis, change the period of
time allowed handlers for making
their reports to the market admin
istrator and for paying producers
each month, change the assessments
for administration expense levied on
milk sold in Virginia by Washing
ton handlers and provide for a mar
ket-wide pool in place of the pres
ent individual handler pool.
Evening star., 1941-06-17
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, June 17.-Out of
a downtown Manhattan furniture
store flows stream of applicants
for the Armys Flying Cadet Corps.
and the Army is more than salts
fed that Ben Lakow, who runs the
store, has found a hobby.
Mr. Lakow, a stocky, reticent man
of middle height, was pilot in the
World War Within the past year
he has sent 1872 applicants to the
recruiting Office, according to re-
cruiting officers, who call him the
Army's "one-man recruiting officer"
Seventy-e EIGHT of his nominees
considered a high percentage-have
passed the rigid physical and apti-
tude tests and are now in training.
Mr.. Lakow keeps careful score and
sent his latest candidate to the
office with a letter which began:
Evening star., 1941-06-17
High Court Review Asked
In D. T.. Garnishment Case
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Supreme Court was asked to-
day to review a decision holding
that the District of Columbia is
exempt from garnishment proceed
ings involving the collection of
private debts.
This ruling. by the United States
Court of Appeals for the District
of Columbia, was challenged in a
petition filed by Mary E. Chewing.
She had obtained a judgment
against Mary E. Butler, Gallinger
Hospital nurse paid by the District,
and sought to attach the latters
salary.
The District successfully contend
ed in the Federal District Court
and the Court of Appeals that it
was a municipal corporation not
subject to such proceedings.
Evening star., 1941-06-17
Births Reported

John and Rose Dean, boy.
Herbert and Leolla Click, girl.
Clarence and Mae Nordan. boy.
William and Bessie Ryan, girl.
Morris and Gretchen Storer. boy.
Norman and Leah Abbott, girl.
Edward and Josephine Barber, boy.
Charles and Elizabeth Beall. girl.
Arthur and Maude Blampkin. boy.
Michael and Gertrude Broda. girl
Cornelius and jeanette Cissell. boy.
Theron and Mary Collins, girl.
Max and Clara Desfor. boy.
Joseph and Miriam Fallon. girl.
Nick and Effie Georgilas, boy.
Leroy and Thelma Heager, boy.
Samuel and Cleo Hangemanole, boy.
Askan and Zepur Hatchik, boy.
Joseph and Frances Konopka. girl.
Russell and Frances Malamut. boy.
Ralph and Anna McGunigaL girl.
Leslie and Florence Parmele, boy.
Virgil and Elm Rislov. boy.
Robert and Dorothy Rowe, boy.
William and Mary Snyder. girl
Carey and Josephine Stevenson. boy.
George and Inez Turner, girl.
Evening star., 1941-06-17
Two Air Forces Claim
Kennedy's Son

BOSTON, June II H).-Both the
Navy and the Army claimed"
Joseph P. Kennedy, jr., yesterday.
The Navy won.
A similarity in names caused a
mixup.
Naval officials first announced
that the son of the former Ambas-
sador to Great Britain would apply
for their air service. Later Army
recruiting officials said that it was
the Army Air Corps to which he
sought admission.
ITS the Navy" young Kennedy
said last night. Il take my physical
Thursday"
Evening star., 1941-06-17
State Quoshes Charges
Against Communist
b. the Associated Press.

BECKLEY, w. Va, June IT,
More than a dozen criminal and mis-
demeanor charges against Oscar o.
Wheeler, 1910 Communist candidate
for Governor, whose fraud convic-
ton was set aside by the Supreme
Court, were dismissed yesterday.
The 54-year-old Raleigh County
goat farmer was sentenced to a
one-to-ten-yea prison term last
August by Criminal Court Judge
Harley M. Kilgore, now United
States Senator from West Virginia,
after Wheeler was convicted of mis-
representing a Communist nominat-
ing petition to prospective signers.
An additional five years were
added because Wheeler served a
term at Fort Leavenworth Kans)
prison during the World War.
The Supreme Court, in granting
Wheeler a new trial, held that the
indictment was faulty and that in
any event there should have been no
extra five years for a second-offense
count.
Evening star., 1941-06-17
Asks New Labor Secretary

RICHMOND, Va, June II CP.-
A recommendation that President
Roosevelt appoint a new Secretary
of Labor was included in resolutions
adopted by the Virginia Coal Mer-
chants Association at its annual
convention here.
Evening star., 1941-06-17
diplomas Presented
More Than 400 al
Eastern High School
23 Students Graduated
With First Honors,
IS With Second

More than 400 graduates of East
ern High School today received
their diplomas from Miss Ruth
Stauffer, head of the English de-
partment in the public schools, at
flnal exercises this morning.
David A, Rhodes, president of the
class, was presiding officer, with
Anthony Marmo delivering the ad-
dress of welcome and Rene Agatha
Honey delivering the valedictory.
Principal Charles Hart announced
the awards. Twenty-three students
were graduated with first honors and
10 others with second honors.
Evening star., 1941-06-17

Bernard and June Whitlock, girl.
william and Frances Woolridge, girl.
Marshall and Ruth Baker. girl.
Vernon and Mary Baxley, boy
Frank and Beatrice Biancaniello, boy.
Thomas and Mary Bowles, boS
Jack and Elizabeth Cobb boy.
Evening star., 1941-06-17

william and Mary Colona. boy.
Frank and Bertha EdinEer hoy.
Milton and Yetta Fields boy.
Mort and Ruth Gilbert, boy.
Stanley and Mildred Hall, girl
Moses and Elizabeth Harvey. boy.
Ralph and Mildred Jones, girl.
Evening star., 1941-06-17

The United States Navy expects
to be able to turn out 1000 full
fledged pilots year by the end of
1Q41
Evening star., 1941-06-17
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27
EVI BAZART TART
A MAGYAROK NAGYASZ-
SZONYA HITKOZSEG

A West Sidei Magyarok Macy
asszonya rom. kath. hitkozseg,
mint minden evben, ugy most
is megtartja a szokasos evi 6szi
nagy bazarjat november 28,
20 es 30-an, pentek, szombat
es vasarnap a hitkozseg gyiiles
termeben.
Mint a multakban, ezuttal is
hasznos es ertekes dolgok gytil-
tex ossze, amelyek ertekiiknel
fogva tartalmasabba teszik a
bazart. Mindenkinek alkalma
lesz csekely 0sszeg elleneben
ertekes dolgokat nyerni es KEEL
lemes esteket elt0lteni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27
MACYAROK
A BALESETBEN

Batari Andras es neje koz-
tiszteletben allo magyar szul6k
Julia leanya, ferjezett Maxwell
Justinne, 213O Manhattan Ave
ferjevel es Bruce fiaval a multi
csiit0rt0k0n aut6val kirandul-
tax, amikor gepik a Lake Mil
ton uton 0sszeiitk0z0tt a szem-
bejov6 Grant, akroni lakos
autojaval.
Grant meg a helyszinen
szornyet halt, Maxwellne agy-
razko kodassal, lab es alkapocs zu-
zodassal a youngstown South
Side korhazba kerult es orvosa
jelentese szerint allapota We
szelyes. Ferje k0nnyebb seru-
leseket kapott a kezen es allan
a kis Bruce serules nelkuil uszta
meg a karambolt.
Maxwell a deputy sheriff
elott AIT mondta, hogy Grant
autoja megcsuszott elottIk a
sikos uton, hirtelen mem lehe-
tett kiterni mar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27
PANASZKODNAK
A FtJST MATT

A youngstown tanacsosok-
max mar ket izben kellett in
tezkedni a fist Matt, ami ell
len a polgarok panaszt emel-
tex. Az ut6bbi napokban Carl
Burkland Market street, vi
raghazanak kemenyeb6l kiara-
do fist szabalyozasat kerelmez-
tex a k0rnyek lakoi. A tanA-
csosok helyt adtak a panasz-
max, megvizsgaltak az iigyet,
amelyb6l kitint, hogy a virag-
haz tulajdonosa puilaszenet
hasznal a futesnel, amely ko-
rommal es fiisttel arasztja ell
az egesz k0rnyeket. Burkland
emlitette, hogy terve volt ugy
a viraghazat, mint a fiit6hazat
mas helyre koltoztetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27
GASOLIN MEGTAKARTTAS
CELJAB0L CSOKKENTTK
"a CSONIAGSZALLITAST

Karacsonyi vaSarlas alkalmis-
val a youngstown keresked6lx
nemzetvedelem celiabol sp6rol-
nj akarnak gasolinnal olyan
forman, hogy csokkenteni akar-
jak a vasarlok csomag szalli-
taSat. Biztosra veszik kereS-
ked6k, hogy a vasarl6 k0z0nseg
megertessel lesz ebben az irany-
ban es a vett arut, ha kisebh
csomagrol van $40, mem szal
littatja XII az otthonaba, hanem
szemelyesen viszi haza. A Re-
tail Merchants Board a kar&-
csonyi vasarlas idejere meg egy
kiil0n hatarozatot hozott D
szallitast illet6leg. A special
delivery es a COD. szaIlitas-
ert kil0n dijazast kell a vev6-
mex fizetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27
e0LDS7E|N
ELHIUNYT
k0zismert youngstown iizlet
alkalmazottjanak hirtelen
halala

Henry Goldstein, Strouss-
Hirshberg aruhaz aleln0ke es
general managere alig l honapi
gyengelkedes utan november
26-an a cleveland korhazban
SIS ewes koraban elhunyt.
Mr.. Goldstein Is even at dol
gozott Strouss-H Hirshberg tzle-
teben. Mint egyszerii elarusito,
kezdte meg a palyafutasat,
amely lido alatt a hirdetesi szak
irant erdekl6dStt legjobban es
EFT tanulmanyozta is szorgal-
masan szabad idejeben.
TIT szerzett tudasaval Macy
ban hozzajarult az iizlet el6re-
haladasahoz, amiert az uzlet
tulajdonosanak legnagyobb ell
ismereset valtotta XII.
Az uzlet erdekeben kifejtett
lelkiismeretes munkajaert fell
jebbvaloi aleln0ki tisztseggel
tintettek XII, maid egy mask
felel6ssegterhes megbizast ru-
haztak ra, az iizlet General
Merchandise Managereve nevez
tex XII. Mr.. Goldstein csak egy
honappal eEel6tt kezdett bette
geskedni, de izleti elfoglaltsa-
ga miatt nelkiilozhetetlennek
erezte magat es ereje utols6
megfesziteseyel is tovabb foly-
tatta a munkajats mindaddig,
mig harom hettel ezel6tt egesz-
segi allapota hirtelen rosszabb-
ra fordult. Orvosai tanacsara a
cleveland Clinikara szallitottak
es a leggondosabb kezeles altal
probaltak az eletnek meg1nen-
teni. e vegett egy operacioval
probalkoztak meg, amely ja-
vulast mem hozott, mig vegre a
halal vetett veget rovid, de
eros szenvedeseinek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27
Mem ENCEDNEK
zAJos TON7ETES7

South High es mas youngs-
town. k0zepiskolai tanulok a
multi szerdan deli 6rakban a
varos f6utcajan iinnepeltek a
kovetkez6 napi football game
megtartasat. Csoportos felvo-
nulasukkal az ut egyik oldala-
rol a masikra vonultak, id6k0z-
ben feltartva a k0zlekedesi for
galmat. Az egyre emelked6 han
gulatban berobogtak az iizle-
tekbe, megakasztvan az iizleti
forgalmat. Larmas, rendetlen
viselkedesiikkel, orditozasukkal
altalanos megbotrankozast KEEL
tettek. Clarence Copersmith
varosi traffic commissioner az
iskolak igazgat6ival targyalt ez
ugyben, figyelmeztetve 6ket,
hogy a j0v6ben tiltsak meg
n0vendekeiknek ilyen vad for
maban val6 0r0mkit0rest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27
FONTOS HATAROzATOKAT
H0zOTT A NACYBIzOTTSAG

Youngstown es K0rnyeki Ma
gyar Egyhazak es Egyletek
Nagybizottsaga november 49,
en- megtartott rendes havi
gyulesen a tagok a szokottnal
is nagyobb szamban jelentek
meg.
A gyulest Kosztyo Janos al
elnok nyitotta meg, atadva a
szot G0ber Janos titkarnak,
aki felolvasta a multi gyiiles
jeyyz6k0nyvet.
Mivel t0bb, fontos ugy felett
kellett d0nteni, hamarosan ra-
tertek eek targyalasara, anne
lyen megjelent mar Brogley
Ferenc eln0k Is.
A gyiles egyik fontos hata-
rozata volt, hogy november 27
es 28-an Pittsburghban tar
tando Amerikai Magyar $40
vetseg konvenci6jan a Nagybi-
zottsag ket delegatus altal KEEP
viseltetve legyen. Szavazas ut
jan -Habodasz Gustav es i'd.
Horvath Istvan lett megva-
lasztva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27
JON A NAPTARUNK

Nemsokara meg jon lapunk
1942-es naptara, amely szebb
es tarta1masabb, mint a regiek
voltak.
Tekintettel ARA, hogy a pa
pir, munkadij, stb. ara mind
felment, a naptarert ez iden
kenytelenek vagyunk 35 CEN
tet szamitani a lap elofizetoi-
mex. Mivel ez evben csak meg
hatarozqtt mennyisegu naptart
nyomattunk, AIT csak is elofi-
zet6ink kaphatjak, ha el6fizete-
silk legalabb aprilis 15-ig rem
dezve lesz.
A videki hatralekosaink a
naptar megrendelesevel beklld-
hetik az el0fizetest, a naptar
arat (35c) es a naptar posta-
szallitasi k0ltseget, S centet,
money orderen.
Olvasoinkkal lapunk utjan
tudatni fogjuk, mikor lesznek
lit a naptarak, kiserjek figye-
lemmel lapunkat. :.
Am,erikai Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27

A tagsag egyhangulag clio
gadta, hogy a Nagybizottsag,
mint minden esztend6 6ben, lgy
most is penz segelyt utaljon
XII a nelkiilozo magyar csala
doknak Karacsonyra. Az 6t
magyar arvahaz r6szere meg
szavaztak SIS dollart egyen-
kent, a Voros Keresztnek SO,
Esther Hamilton alias Santa.
Claus jotekony celu el6adasa-
ra $40, a magyar egyhazakt6
katonai szolgalatban lev6 ifjak-
max pedig karacsonyi ajande.
kot kuldenek. Ugyancsak egy-
hangulag elfogadtak $200-os
vedelmi bond vasarlasat is,
amely a City Bankban lesz ell
helyezve.
Lengyel c. Lajos penztarnok
ajanlatara a tagsag elfogadta,
hogy Brogley elnok oktat6
el6adast tartson az nj hait&st
szabalyokrol. Az el6adas idej6t
es helyet annak idejen lapunk-T
ban jelezziik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27
UJABB MAGYAR
KATONA FIUK

Youngstown OF sorozo bizott-
saga 207 ifjut szolgaltatott at
az amerikai hadsereg reszere.
Az ifju katonak egy csoportja
szombaton indult Clevelandba,
a t0bbiek hetf6n hagytak ell
Youngstown szinten Cleve-
LAMBDA, ahol csooprtositani fog
jak oket a kiil0nb0z6 szolgalati
helyekre.
Az ujonnan bevonultak kozt
a kovetkez6 magyar fiuk van
max: Poznar J. Lajos, E. Rayen
Ave-, Kish Gustav Clyde ST.,
Ress Karoly Ford Ave-, Saba
dos A. Lester SilIiman ST.,
Hizsnay J. Lajos N. Mary
land Ave-, Bolha M. J6zsef
Manhattan Ave-, ifj. Gomori
Lstvan Wilson Ave-, Varga L.
Jozsef, Porter Ave.
Mind a ket csoport elutaza-
sanal a rokonok es ismer6s0k
nagy szama jelent meg a
youngstown allomasnal, hogy
bucsut mondjon a bevonult
kedveSeiknek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27
A DOHANYOS
ROvID HIREI

Mama a bankettek is jol si-
kerulnek, a magyarsag t0mege-
sen jelenik meg es az egyletek
adakoznak. A vacsorak felse-
gesek voltak, ugy a SIT. Gy0rgy
harangszentelesen, mint a
fatal Ref. Egyhaz bankettjen.
Egyet azert ajanlanek a ban
kett rendez6nek, hogy fell
valtva szolitanak fel a kikiil-
d0tteket, ugy mind odahaza ez
szokas: egy grof egy cigany.
Megt0rtent a Scent Gy0rgy
harangszentelesi b a Ike t t en-,
hogy az egyleti kikiild0ttet csak
nevleg jelentettek be es mem
engedtek egy par szohoz, mi
altal sertve erezte magat es ICY
visszavitte az egyletnek a XII
kiild0tt ajandekot.
(Folytatas a 8-ik oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27
ITTHON LATOGAT6BAN

Virag J. Robert kaplar, virag
Jozsef es neje Loveland roadi
magyar rend6r derek fla, ah
a Fort Gragg, N. C.-i katonai
taborban szolgal, a multi heten
nehany napos vakaciojat szii-
lei otthonaban elvezte es mar
vissza is utazott szolgalati he
lyere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27
MUNKAS
IGAZOLVANY KELL

Akik az unnepek alatt ideig-
lenesen dolgozni akarnak "
iizletekben, azoknak be kell
szerezni a social security k&r-
tyat. Akiknek mar megvolt Ell
elveszett, csak a 1nasolatot kellI
kerni. Glenn H. Pittenger, !
Social Security Board vezet6je
kijelentese szerint senki mem
'kaphat munkat igazolvany nel-
kill.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27

ban a t0ruenyhosdsi attuson
kiuW ait is kiUdnjn, hogy a sal
to es rddi6 bdt0ritso az eide
.geaecet" a polgdros0ddsrc. az
uni6k, gydrosok, k0ztisstDisel6k
es dlt0ldban a p0lgdrsdg pedig
sziintessek meg az "idegenek"
elleni megssorit6 intesAedesek
beueseteset vagy sdrgeteset.
Cikket azsal tejesi be, hogy:
"a szIksSg 1aemzeti egyskget
kivdn S ez csak a szuletett anae-
rikai es a beudndorl6 k0lcs0-
nos megertesen alapulhat."
A cikk- egyike a legjobbak-
max, naitet err6l q tdrgyr6l az
ut6bbi Svekben irtak S ual6bGo,
olyan ssellenal, anaelynek <r-
uenyesiilese igen nagy hasz-
ndra Iehet a nen1seti egyseg-
mex.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27
BAzARRA KESzUL
A SCENT ISTvAN
H|TKOzSEG

A Scent Istvan rom. kat. hit
kozseg most csit0rtok, p6ntek,
szombat es vasarnap estenker1t
tartja az 6szi nagy bazarjAt ax
egyhaz Auditoriumaban. Ert6E
kes es hasznos dolgok kerllnek
kiSorsolasra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27
ESEMENYE EK

sGinEt6l?" cinle71 eTdekeS elk
ket irtak legut6bb az egyik el6-
kel6 anaerikai toly6iratba r.
M0Iey es c. Tedel tdrssers6k.
Raymond Moley, aki egg id6-
ben a "Neao Deal" legbens6bb
tandcsad6ja is polt, mint cleve-
lGndi tandr kesdett togldlkosni
az "idegenek" problenadiual s
dbban erpert-nek naondhat6.
Cikkeben 4,75O,OOO-re tessi a
meg mem polgdrosult beudndo-
roltdk ssdn1dt. Esek k0zIl
1850, O,OOO-nek Igye most Uan
inteses alatt, bel6lIk tehdt
egy-ket eveua belul polgdr lesg.
100000 Dissont olyan, akik
meg csak r0vid ide;e uannak
TT, pagy 18 e1en aluliak, eset-
leg t0rDenytelenIl j0ttek be,
pngy pedig olyGnoAc, aeik a sci
mes fajhos tartos'aak s igy pol
gdrOk mem Lehetnek.
Ket es tsl nailli6fa tessi Mo-
ley asoknok ssdnadt, akik egy
Oagy n,ds okbd eddig eImu-
Idsstottdk a polgdrpapir meg
sSerseset. Esek egy resse XII
uette ugyan az u. n. els6 pcpnt,
de 1stdn engedte ait eIeruSny-
telenedni vagy mem is tudta,
hogy a teljes polgdrsdghos a
"nadsOdik pGpir" Is ssukseges. |
Sok vnn olyan is, dki csak ak
kor tudta meg, hogy mem pol
gdr, naikor D1lnh0l 7aunkdra je-
tentkesett O. oknadnynit Eer-
tex. S6t naagdban a .hadsereg-
ben is uolt meg 1938-ban uagy
700 olyan, akit6l a t0rDeny err
telmeben meg kellett uonni a
fisetest, inert mem tudta iga-
sol'ai polgdrsdgdt. Asel6tt a
feleseg is polgdr lett asonnal,
h0 ferje feluette a polgdrsd-
got, nacs nadr kil0n keH viss-
gdznia.
A cikk felDeti a kerdSst,
hogy az a k0rIlnaeny, mi sse-
rint Oly sok "idegen" unn az
.,a1szdgban, ok-e a fSleIensre.
u0gy ARA, hogy eseket ellen
segnek, esetley kemeknek te-
kintsek? Aztdn maegn,agyards-
t0, ,hogy erre senani ok, mines
sseTt igen Eeves az 0lya1aOk
szdn1tl akik mem akarndnak
pOlgdrok lenni. Meg kell tehdt
sserinte k0nnyiteni polgdr-
sdg felUetelet mem elriasstani
att6l tulsdgos ssigorusdggal a
mem pollgdrokat.
Idesi J. Edgar HOovert, a
ss0Detsegi rend6rseg t6n0ket,
aki a k0Detkes6ket naondOtta.
"A ss6Uetsegi re,ad6rseg az ide-
gen Igyn0k0k, kenaek, ssabo-
tdl6k client naunkdja sordp ar
ra a meggy6s6desre jutott,
kzOgy az idegenek 6ridsi t0bb-
sSge hIseges az dllanaltoz es
hiDe q den10trdcidnnk. Senen,i
nsds m6dsser mem csindlhatna
bel6ldk jobban 'ttifth coluna-
mis-" "dkat, mint az alaptdlan
uddaskodds Dagy ellenak ird-
nyul6 nads igczsdgtalansGgolc"
ARA a k0Detkeztetesre int
ofgdl a cikk, hogy a polgdro-
soddsi t0ryenyek siirg6s k0ny-
nyitesere Ddn ssukseg a k0vet-
kes6ket en,Iiti meg:
Engediek l a k0teles6 uizs-
gdt nsOknaE, 1kik elnaultat SIS |
evesek s mdr legaldbb 10 eve
lit flnek.
Ne deportdljdk azokat, akik-
mel cs0t az a baj, hOgy kisebb |
bdlytalansdg t0rtfnt beJ0-
veteliik 0lkaln1dDal.
Adjanak az lit n1araddra !
lehet6seget azokaaJe, akik tor
uEnytelen ut0n j0ttek ugydn
be, de msdr S eDe tit DannaRe Is
kit0gdstalG7aul uiselkedtee.
.Idegen 0rszdgbeli Mtogat6k-
ndk es tanuI6knak, akik a hd-
bora 1,aintt lit n1uradtak, ad-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27
NEMENYI MIKL0S ERNO EMLEKEzETE

Youngstown varos k0zvelemenye amerikai es maqvar
lyseges reszvttel gyaszola is nehai Neeny M6s Err
szerkeszt6 korai emuasat.
Enek ad kifeezest ket level amelyekben Chamber
Commerce es Nagybizottsag fejezi XII erzeseit:
ket erdemes heyro jott iras kovetkezoket mondja
THE YOUNGSTOWN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
. Youngstown Ohio
October Twenty third
Nineteen Forty-one
DEAR MRS NEMENYI:
The Special Taxation Committee of The Youngstown
Chamber of Commerce. in session today directed that this
expression of sympathy be sent to you.
1t is with very deep regret that accept Mr.. Ne
eyS passing His affation with our group for period
OF many years and his active interest in the work
aims and purposes of the Committee afforded s the o-
portuny of knowing him well The benefit of his wide
knowledge and of his counsel and advice the subjects
which will continue to before this Committee for at
tention will be missed greatly by us.
The deep sympathy of the Special Texation Committee
is extended to you your in your
Very sincerely yours .*..-
A. j. BoEEME
Chairman
, Special Taxation Committee
Mrs E. N. Nemenyi
Youngstown, Ohio
GRAND COMMITTEE OF THE MAGYAR CHURCHES
AND sOCTEdTEs OF YOUNGSTOWN AND ENvIRONs
Youngstown o. November 10, 1e41
MRS. ERNEST NEMENYI
812 Fifth Avenue
Youngstown, Ohio. .~~.. >ss.qvs@ - --.
DEAR MRS. NEMENYI:
It is with regret that called upon to extend the
consolation of the Grand Committee of the Magyar
Churches and Societies of Youngstown and Envrons to
yourself and family The Grand Committee owes much to
the memory of Mr.. Nemenyi would be futile to
again enunerate all his past efforts on our behalf
May his memory and wishes be our guiding star for
the future, we remain, with fond remembrances
Yours very truly, n.s
Grand Committee of the Magyar Churches
and Societies of Youngstown and Enuirons.
FRANK BROGLEY, President,
JOHN GOBER, Secretary
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27

A halal mem iSrner diktato-
rokat, csak k6z0nseges i1alan-
d6kat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27

Keves az olyan ember, aki
tegnap vegezte ell a mai mum
kajat.