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La gaceta., 1941-05-21
FL director de Thomas anuncia
que Tommy Gomez sera acostado
La de I'M Don Made de Indiana

ria le correspondent e vierne'
al soldzto De Blaming.
G6mez hizO aver e~jerclc!os
con los guantes, ten.sr1o de cor
trario a Dixie Lee Oliver.
FL lunes. e. negro s-trlo una
golpiza Y aver Sc ress.ia a cam
bar gclpes.
Descansara hcy q tampeno
por cuanto e. director Leto de
sea que aumen.e 81 peso en- tres
Q cuatro libras.
Billy Murray So batira en- el
semfinsl con Jcey Dun.
frankie Thomas peleara de
nuevo, con Allen McCorvey de
2dversario.
La gaceta., 1941-05-21

In director de "a antigua s-
cuela, el Sr. Keke McCiurem g.
runci6 aver en- tono enfatico,
con los dientes spretados, que
81 shijado. Lou Thomas, de IN
dianapo.is, roudra q dormir, Il
Eenidero viernes, q Tommy Co
rnez e zoldsdo de Blanding.
Cuando e. yisitante pronan-
ci6 esas palabras, 10 hizo para
jespertar el interes de Jos "fie-
les". por cuanto Il sabe que tai
~afirmae!6n es ridcula.
Tommy IS u hombre .vsliau-
te, admirsblemsnte prerarado
CO. unos puhos formidables.
Ningln pdgil de Ia cuarta ca
egoria, como 10 es Thomas, pue
de decir "con la boca llena": 2
Sc 10 derribare 80.
Thomas sera "un meior gla-
diador" que Gomez en- Indiana
pero en- Tampa. Mcclure debe
procurar que Sc lie pase Ell "ma-
reo",
Tommy Gomez tiene mejol
ejecutoria que Thomas Y IS ma;
joven q. Ell ciudadano de India
napolis.
Los peritos de la Gale Main
opinan, y con ellos concuerdal
los de Ybor City, que Ia victo
La gaceta., 1941-05-21
E Ell
JUEVES

New York, mayo N-En IA
Madison Square Garden, maha-
"a jueve, q griego Anton Girls
toforodis ,campe6n del peso me
iiano para Ia Association Nscio-
nal de Boxeo, Sc batira con G1s
Lesnevich, aspfrsnte a Ia eoro-
ma de las I75 lf0ras.
FL match tiene poF obieto bus
car al gladiator one sustituirs 8
Conn en- el trono del peso COM
pleto ligero.
Cristoforodis, por 81 gran ex
perieneia y habilidsd, Is e. favo
rito. Antes de venir a Estados
Unidos venci6 a los mejores pd-
giles de su clase, en- Europa.
En- los Estados Unidos q cam
pe6n lleva sostenidas IL peleas
: h agsnado IL.
La gaceta., 1941-05-21
JOSE LUIS z Ell
VIERNES CON UDD
BAER

New York, mayo 21-JoSe
Luis defendera por decima sep
TINA vez 81 corona, el viernes
por Ia noche, en- el estadio de
Griffith, en- Washington.
Buddy Baer, hermano del ex-
csmpe6n Make, sera Ell adver-
sario del famoso pdgil negro.
Mike Jacobs cacula una ass-
tencia de mas de 10000 persO-
mas, con un rendimiento supe-
rior a Glen mil d6lares.
Buddy es IN hombrc de 6 pies
61z pulgadas y pesara 24O IL
bras. Es an ano menor que Luis.
La gaceta., 1941-05-21
ORORTE
LUIS DEJARA De BOXEAR
EN- SEPTIEMBRE

New York mayo 21--Lz re-
vista "Look" sn1r1a que q
campe6n mundial del peso COM
pleto, jose Luis. 81 retira en- el
mes de septiembre.
Luis di6 eel aviso" en- presen-
cia de Kene Kezsler, del "Chica-
go Times" que firma el artfcu
10 de csc magazine.
me he decidido va. En- sep
tiembre m eretirare."
Peleara Luis en- JUNO, bajO
Ia direction de Mike Jacobs, con
Ell campe6n de las It's libras,
Billy Conn.
La gaceta., 1941-05-21

-Bien; supongo me permit
ra listed que avise a la enferma?
ST, ST, no faltaba mas. No
sotros esperamos a9ui.
Ell juzgado Sc Qued6 en- ell hall
de la casa, donde tambien esta-
ban los guardias eustodiando a
Odette.
La gaceta., 1941-05-21
FL cuadro era tragico.

81 cuairo era tragico.
La pobre modistilla parisien,
muy palida, con los ojos muy a.
biertos, miraba obstinadamente
hacia el aseensor y las estancias
interiors; del palacete esperan-
do con ansiedad Ell instante de
verse frente a frente del infa-
me que Ia habia engahado.
La midinette creia que Gas
ten lie Noir estaba todavia aqui,
en- la casa de Eulalia de las To
rres.
iAh, ella sabria poner las car
taa boca arribs. eonfesarlo TODD
La gaceta., 1941-05-21

Ganaron de nuevo los Rojos
de Cincinnati, hacienda seis ca
rreras en- Ia Ultima entrada.
Frank Mccormick dispar6 al
septimo cuadrangular del ano.
Johnson perdi6 el juego y Rid
die recibi6 credito por Ell triunfo
La gaceta., 1941-05-21

Atacsron los Piratas en- ell sep
timo e hicieron tres carreras
mas, las que le bastaron para ga
mar Ell desafio. Alfonso Lopez ba
tee un hit, e ncuatr oveces.
Klinger lsnz6 por ei Pitts :
burg y Schumacher por los CT
gantes.
New York sc, 1Oh, De; Pitts
burg 7c, Ion, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-05-21

Errores de los Browns aporta
ron Ia victoria a 10: Yankees.
Caster fue q pitcher yapulea
do.
San Luis &c, 13h, &c y. York
10c, Ion, De.
Detroit &c, Al, De; Boston &c,
5h. De.
La gaceta., 1941-05-21
LIGA NACIoNAL

Los Cubs atropellaron de nue.
20 a los Dodgers, con anotaci6l
le 9 carreras por 1. Lee fue Ell
pitcher vencedor. Higbe cargo
20 MIA derrota.
Brooklyn 1c, 9h, De; Chicago
&c, Ion, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-05-21

Fl hebsec se bati6 con Ton
Galento. hsce pofos uese, J
7uso q 6Crnfx = % 10 esp
aban os gxpH&
Luis le dar& asa rival uns
7entaa de So 0 mas libras.
Tendrs e. connbste IN limit
ie Is assltos.
La gaceta., 1941-05-21
new! "%BACTERIOSTATIC"
Feminine
HYGIENE
Es0w finding great favor
among women

Many doctors recommend regular use
Of douehsS as a pIscaUtionary meas
uTe for women EhO want 70 be cleans
d~ainty-fo- women troubled by onends
ing odor OF discharge.
Sozs products may be harmful 70
delicate tissues. But not Lydia E.
Pinkham's saratiye wash Pinkham's
Sanattye Wash IS gaining great favor
because Il NOT & harmful germicide.
InStead-its q mighty effective "bac-
teriostatic" 1.-THE modern trend 1t not
only discoUrsgss bacterial growth and
infection but thoroughly cleanses, deo-
dorize& Very soothing-relieves minor
irTitations and discharge and has q
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
inexpensive Al druggists.
La gaceta., 1941-05-21
LIGA AMERICANA

Los AtlEticos dieron otra de
sus sorpresas = ayer derrotarOn
a Jos Indios. Hadley gan6 el de-
safio, aurque le reemplazaron
Tres serpentineros.
Lanzador atropellsdo: Har-
der.
Cleveland SC, Oh, De; Fl2del-
fla &c, Ion, 2e.
La gaceta., 1941-05-21

Lee dej6 a los Senadores en
seis hits y los Medals Blancas
metieron otro triunfo en- la Dol
"a.
Chicago SC, lin. De; Washing
ton q, On, De.
La gaceta., 1941-05-21

Hiderou los PhnNes dos care
ras en- "a oncena entrada , de-
rrotaron 2 los Cardenales.
Fil2de1ia &C, 16h, De; San
Luis &c, sh, le.
La gaceta., 1941-05-21
La GACETA

q pSa6dirs en- IaiSAA ESpaAO'
g. mSs oirenIASiSa - TS@ps
La gaceta., 1941-05-21

sascripci6n semanal: 20 G
,3o8 "a. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla
Tslsfono Y 3702
La gaceta., 1941-05-21

Boston g, n So: ctrEuu
g 1oh, De-
La gaceta., 1941-05-21

virtosiano Msnteisa, Editor
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-03
Nozi Army Reo1dy
For BoIkun Drive

nibbling away at British advance
posts west of BenEhs u claimed
capture of Agedabia. 100 miles due
south of Benghazi. and said Na2l
detachments had pushed on to zue-
tina. 20 miles closer TO Be nghaA.
British troops in Ethiopia were
only i80 miles from Adds Aoaba
by railroad. advancing to join ma
tive patriots who were operating
around Derba Markos. lis miles
from the capital, British Middle
East headquarters disclosed today.
Cairo headquarters said empire
forces advancing up the railroad
from Dire Dawa had captured Mics
so, l80 miles from Adds Ababa. A
communique said that the advance
was continuing.
Headquarters said that in Jibya
British forward troops had been
withdrawn to positions north o.
Agedabia, 100 miles south of Ben
ghazi. and that this movement
has been followed up by enemy
mechanical forces"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-03
Negroes Prepare
To Close Drive

Negro residents of El Centro's
east side Thursday prepared for
the last three days of their an
nual observance Of national Negro
health week.
On Friday the program will be
devoted to school health and safety
day with DR.. Warren F. Fox, cour-
ty health officer, scheduled as the
speaker at the school assembly
period. General recreation and play
were scheduled for the afternoon
program with contests and eXhibi-
tons by the school children.
Saturday will be general clean
up day in commemoration of the
birthday anniversary of Booker T
Washington. founder of the observ-
ance. The city will remove all re-
cumlations Of trash collected by
residents during the week. This
cleanup will be under supervision
of Boy Scout troop 72. Sunday will
be report and follow-up day, The
program will be directed by the
Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-03
Bridges Attempt
At Delay Blocked
By Judges Ruling

Continued from Page One)
storing electric and gas service to
jobless in Los Angeles whose meters
had been disconnected for nonpay-
ment of bills.
He said he had been arrested, as
a result on charges of theft Of gas
and electricity and had served six
months in jail.
Chase said he was arrested nine
or ten other times for Communist
activity.
Farrell Schnering, who identified
himself as a former Communist
leader in Wisconsin, followed Chase.
Schnering testified about the IN
ternational Labor Defense, which
previous testimony had linked with
the Communist party.
He told of organizing workers
schools in Milwaukee under Com
munist orders. He said that at these
schools the Communists sought to
educate as many workers as pos
sible along the party line without
their knowing it,
Schnering's testimony followed the
pdiltIu SCI DS lA4C AaIob N4NAACoo'
former Communist Leader Benjamin
Gitlow of New York. Gitlow told OF
party organization and activity and
Communist policies for overthrow
ing the national government by
force.
Chase, former AFJ Upholsterers
union member and now a "ternIts
externinator" OF Los Angeles, was
the first witness to link Bridges
With possible Communist activity.
There was a time l felt, if any,
one opposed the Communist party, II
was his privilege so TO speak" he
quoted Bridges.
But experience has taught me
those who make a practice OF Red
batting generally are agents OF
bosses and should DC treated with
distrust'
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-03

Con tinued from Page One)
eminent Of Gen. Dusan T. Simo-
witch.
Matchgk said he was convinced
the new regime desires peace anG
that a United stand VIII work Tor
the greatest good Of the people.
1ueo5lav troops guarded the coun-
trys frontiers and an antiaircraft
battery went into action at Mari
Dor. on the German border, chasing
away and possibly damaging a for
eign pursuit plane which violated
the Jugoslav frontier.
There was talk that negotiations
may be going on looking toward a
Jugoslav- Turkish Russian pact OF
some sort as a measure to attemp5
10 prevent a German attack but
the chances that it could be conclud-
ed before the German march or
that it would avert a military move
seemed slight.
The plight of italian forces IN
East Africa was believed TO be
growing desperate and it was be-
lieved in London that the British
may have asked the Duke of Aosta
Mussolinfs commander. whether he
desired to surrender to avert the
danger of possible savage attack by
Ethiopian irregulars.
In Libya, however, the German
motorized force which has beer
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-03

front of the works and brushed
pickets. The Negroes were beaten
A worker who left the plant and
thumbed his nose at pickets was
set upon by seven meh and pummel-
ed.
Governor Van Wagner continued
hopeful of quick settlement which
would bring an end to an estimated
$657 000-a-day payroll loss.
THE foundation had been laid
for successful mediation of differ
ences between the Ford Motor Co.
and the UAW-CIO," he said short
ly after the morning peace meeting
had been disrupted.
Both the company and union
officials have made definite and
binding commitments to me to
meet certain basic requirements
for mediation he continued.
Ford company officials gave me
their word that they will not try
to reopen their plant while media
ton is in progress. Union officials
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-03
HuIse Store
Scene of Third
Educational Meet

Imperial Valley harvester operat-
ors and flax growers Wednesday
attended the third in a series of
educational meetings at the Ben
HulSe tractor and equipment COM
pany store in Brawley, according
to Frank Beyschlag, county farm
advisor.
Hulse store officials explained the
operation of the McCormick-Deer-
ing equipment and gave detailed
explanation of adjustments neces-
sary on the MISUNDERSTANDING
combine.
Beyschlag, L. G. Goar, Meloland
experiment station superintendent
and j. P. Fairbanks, extension
specialist in agricultural engineer
ing, outlined harvesting operations
in general.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-03

at II am. the a sDointed hour, Dew
ev discovered that the uneasy truce
established We6hl esday night after
a day of rioting had come apart.
He conferred at once with state
Police Commissioner oscar Olander
and August Schol1e regional director
of the CIO-UA'N. He talked By
telephone to Harry Bennett, Ford
personnel directdr and personal
representative of the manufacturer
Reporters at Fsiver Rouge said
there were about $50 pickets at
two main gates and 500 union SYM
pathizers across from Gate 4-scene
of Yesterdays battle between 400
Negro foundryTnen and picketS.
Union men stood in groups around
the Ford administration building
A company spokesman said they
had barred the building to persons
who wished to deal with the COM
pany.
An automobile load of five Ne
groes careened down the road in
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-03
Strikes Close Factories

Continued from Page One)
full staff of maintenance men to
enter the strike-bound River Rouge
plant and that pickets were deny
ing persons having business with
the company access to the admin
istration building.
Dewey said the union denied the
allegations. The conciiiator drove to
the plant in a state police car to
see for himself
This delay is simply due to =
misunderstanding about picketS and
maintenance men" Dewey said.
Il am going out to the plant and it
l can straighten out the difficulty
we will resume negotiations this at
ternoon."
The misunderstanding disrupted
a schedule of mediation conferences
in which Dewey and the governor S
special three-man mediation board
had hoped to lay the basis for
return of $4,000 workers to pro-
duction at the Rouge plant When
the company men failed to show up
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-03
More Lands to Get
Big Ditch Water
Within Next Week
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three shifts every "a hours in mov-
ing the plug.
AS soon as water flows down as
far as Drop water users in this
large locality will be served direct
from the All American canal, rather
than through canals running up
from Mexico. At present, the
Schenck, Hemlock. Holt, etc. como
from Mexico and cross the All Am
erican at the Allison plug.
Flow of water as far as the Alamo
river will materially change the
power picture as well as the water
distribution service. Besides per-
mitting an increased flow of water
down the canal, permitting greater
generation Of electricity at Drops
and 3, it will allow easy control
over the flow Hitherto, flow past
the power plants has been largely
determined by the demands on the
Eastside highline system. With the
Alamo river for an outlet, the flow
may be kept constant. running any
excess into that channel.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-03
Easter Sunday
Sunrise Services
Set in Desert

The second annual Easter SUM-
rise service. sponsored by Calexico
churches. will be at the Waconda
hill in the Yuha desert 81 miles
west of Calexico on Easter Sunday
April 13, according to the Calexico
chamber Of commerce.
Waconda hill is on the south rim
of Yuha wash and on the new
Yuha cutoff road from Calexico
and the Mountain Springs grade.
The services will be under the
Craftsmanship of Rev. Charles A
Thorman of Calexico and a great
many valley churches will Dartici-
pate. The choir will be conducted
by Mrs. w. J. Lorenz. conductor OF
the Calexico Mems chorus.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-03
House Cheers View
Time Has Come for
FOR TO Speak Out

tContinued from Page s)ne)
asp scts Of naval production on
April IS. Both the May and Vinson
committees were authorized to con-
duet inquiries 10y the house yester-
DAY.
May said the first four witnesses
summoned before his committee will
be Chairman Clarence A. Dykstra
of the defense me diation board: Will
liam S Knudse1, director of the
office Of production arrangements;
Sidney Hillman, defense labor CO.
or dinator and OFM associate direc-
tor. and Secretary. Of Labor Frances
Perkins.
Nay refused Jo say whether the
committee in secret session had
decided to make the defense labor
situation the prime ipal phase of its
investigation.
You can draw your own con-
clusions from that witness list" he
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-03
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 20, 1901
Published every afternoon except
Saturday and Sunday Saturday
afternoon issue now succeeded
by the Sunday Post-Press, es-
tablishes 1886 by the Imperial
Valley Publishing company, e25
State street. Ell Centre, Calf.
Paul jenkins. publisher; A. c.
Johnston, yice-president and gem
eral manager; z. A. Fitzhugh,
secretary and managing editor.
West Holiday Co, Inc, National
Advertising representatives.
Entered at Ell Centro, California
post office as second class mat
ter.
Subscription rate: In California.
BE per copy.
In conjunction with the Post
Press (Sunaays), per month 75c;
paid in advance, 9 months, $2.10;
s months. s4.00; one year, $3.50;
outside California $1.00 per month.
NJ mber, California Newspaper
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-03
Rambling Reporte'
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Continued from Page y
a cobra.
"Lookut the blinkin' eavesdrop-
peri"
Peeping from beneath a petition
was a foot and evidently someone
had been listening from the other
side and still was listening.
Lucille Cannon, Art Sinclair and
Al Thomas did mental back
handspring to recall what ibelous
remarks they had just made
George, however, was out for re-
venge. He steathily crept around
the corner of the partition and
prepared to leap Upon the listener.
A leap wouldn't have netted much,
however, because the eavesdropper
was just an old shoe that somehow
got kicked into that position.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-03
London Protests
Insult TO j. 5.

LONDON, April 3 CUP)-Ion-
don newspapers protested strongly
today a statement in a semi Of
ficial British publication that "the
United States has decided to sup
port the war financially TO the last
Englishman. -
The statement was in the new
edition of James All the Worlds
Aircraft" published by Sampson
Low.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-03
BrawIey Man on
National Group

John D. Fox, assistant cashier of
the Brawley branch of the Bank
Of America, recently was appointed
a sub-committeeman of the Ma
tional Research committee of the
American Institute of Banking for
southern California.
The research committee was or
ganized by the institute last June
to conduct studies on banking sub
jects of national importance, includ-
ing customer relations with bank
ing istitutionS.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-03
Pioneers TO Plan
Annual Picnic

Imperial Valley Pioneers, who
will have their annual association
picnic at the county fair grounds
April 19, will have a board meeting
in Imperial April 10 to complete
plans for the annual get-together.
No barbecue was scheduled for
the picnic this year but the asso-
citation will furnish coffee, butter
milk, cream, and sugar for the bas-
ket dinners provided by pioneers
and their families.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-03

gave me their word they would
cooperate with Michigan state po-
lice in maintaining law and order
an6 in keeping peaceful picket
lines"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-03

A signal event takes place this week in all
A&P Food Stores . those grand self-scrvice
stores noted for efficient shopping and economy.
It's our Spring time Sale with special emphasis
OH SURPLUS FOODS in cooperation with
Growers of California and the L. S. Govern
ment. Get on Uncle Sans bandwagon :. get
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-03

these surplus values and at the same tim
see scores of Othes outstanding values whic
demonstrate our value ue-giving ability as Amer
icas leading food merchants. You save becaus
we eliminate the many in-between expense
that usually add to the cost of foods Com,
Save.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-19

Az unnep&ly egyik erdekes
latvanyossaga lesz 2, kettles mo-
toru szemelyszallito repiilogep-
mex "City of Youngstown"
nevre valo megkeresztelese, a
mely ceremonial kozben a repu-
loter ket oldalan leallitott, ell
nevezend0 ket gepet osszekoto
nemzetiszinu szalagokat e Gel
ra kijelolt youngstown leany
fogja elvagni.
Az unnepelyre legalabb is
400 szemelyt varnak ugy Ohio,
mint Pennsylvania allambol,
de ha az idojaras kedvezo lesz,
az erdekl6d0k szama magasabb
lesz. A forgalom lebonyolita-
sanal tiizolto es rendori csapat
fog k0zrmeikodni.
Az 597 aker teruleten epiilt
repul6ter Ohio allan egyik leg
szebb, es legmodernebbul fel-
szerelt repulotere lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-19
Macy KESzULODES
A CAMPBELL
MAGYAR NAPRA

A campbelli Magyar Haz,
Polgari Kor es Noi Club tagjai
minden elokesziiletet megtettek
a junius 22-en, most vasarnap
deli IL orakor kezdodo MA
GYAR NAPRA, amely a szep
fekvesu, kozismert Holy Trinity
Struthersi Parkban lesz meg
tartva.
Az elokeszito bizottsag erde-
kes es valtozatos musort alli-
tott ossze a kozonseg szora-
koztatasara.
Kulonboz6 versenyek lesz-
mex, mint pl. kotelhuzas, lab
dajatek versenyek es tobb erde-
kesnel erdekesebb szam. Ma
gyar ruhas leanyok tancszama
szinten egyik kiemelked6 pont-
ia lesz a nagy napnak.
A campbelli hirneves gazd-
asszonyok altal keszitett ma
gyaros etelek, k0nnyebb harap-
nivalok es finom hazisuteme-
nyek jutanyos aron kaphatok
egesz delutan. Lesz szalona
sites is.
A zenet Rendes Testverek
kozkedvelt zenekara szolgal-
tatja.
A Magyar Napi gombok elo-
vetelben kaphatok a tisztvise-
loknel, amelyeknek az ara %
cent, ami belepti dij gyanant
szolgal.
A mulatsag megkezdese
elott Mr.. Pacella campbelli
polgarmester fog beszelni.
A campbelli es kornyeki ma
gyarsag szives megjeleneset ko-
szonettel veszi
A RENDEZ6SE
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-19
FENYES UNNEPSEC kERETEbEN
NY|TJAk MEG AZ u REpUL0TERET
Hires kivalosagok az iinnepelyen

A Youngstowni-V e n n a j
So, O0,000-os k0ltseggel Gpiilt
hivatalos megnyitasa
julius Len kedden delutan 3
oral kezdettel lesz megtartva,
amely alkalomra a Chamber
of Commerce elokeszito bizott-
saga, a kormany, repilok es a
kereskedelem legkivalobb sze-
melyeit hivja meg.
A nevsoron tObbek kOzott
van Lindberg ezredes, a hires,
maganos oceanrepulo, es Cham
berlin ezredes, aki szinten at
szelte a tengert, Alexander P.
Severesky haborus pilota, ter
vez0 es iro, Donald W.Douglas,
a Douglas Aircraft Co. tulaj-
donosa, Jimmy Doolittle habo-
rus pilota, David s. ingalls,, a
tengereszet egyiduli verseny-
pilotaja, valamint a legijarat
hivatalos vezeto szemelyisegei.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-19
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Mrs. Lillian Carter 311
Meadow Street, no a varosban
jarva, egyik tzlet kirakatat
nezte, amikor hozzalepett egy
ismeretlen no es baratsagos
beszelgetesbe ereszkedett vele.
Maid egy mask, szinten idegen
no csatlakozott hozzajuk, aki
nagy sajnalattal ujsagolta,
hogy talalt a jardan egy
$2,1OO-t tartalmazo kezitaskat,
es hogy a karosult mennyire
sajnalhatja a nagy osszeg ell
veszteset.
Azert szeretne a kezitaskat
egy becsuletes szemely orizetere
bizni, amig a tulajdonos meg
kerul. Ugy latszik hogy a tas-
ka megtalalo sok becsiiletesse-
get nezett XII Mrs. Carterbol
(t0bbet mint sajat magatol) es
ICY Mrs. Cartert bizta meg a
taska orzesevel, de keszpenz
biztositekot kert csereben. Mrs.
Carter elment a postaepiletbe,
es a posta takarekbol kivette
minden vagyonat kitev6 $315-t
es atadta a "becsiletes" meg
talalonak. Maid meg kev6s
ideig beszelgettek mind a har-
man.
Maid a ket idegen no egyike
eltavozott azzal, hogy a munka
adojat ertesiti a telefonon,
hogy ma mar mem tud men
nj dolgozni'' azzal eltavozott.
Rovidesen elment a mask is
meretlen no is. Mrs. Carter
egy ideig tiirelmesen vart, de
amikor mar megunta az acsor-
CAST es haza akart menni,
akkor latta, hogy kezebe
nyomott kezitaska tires. Csak
akkor jott ra, hogy alaposan
be lett csapva, es hogy az 8
penzenek, amit biztositek ke-
pen atadott, most mar bottal
iitheti a nyomat.