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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-03-12
BRIDGEPORT sz0vETsEG 1e-lK
YOUNGSTOWN osZTALYA

Eln0k Latos JOSEF. AlelnOk Czene
Gaborne. Ugykezel0 Hus6czki J6-
zsef. 1884 Silliman ST., telefon 1851.
Jegyz6-titkar Gagyi Janos. 1926 Wes.
ton Ave. Observation-Disclosures: Dr.
Laurisin Jen6 es Rig6 Mihalyne.
Nagybizottsagi tagok: eln0k es tit.
kar. Latos JOSEF. Gagyi Janos, Hu.
soczky JOSEF. P6ttag Czene Claiborne
Ajt66r es zaszlotarto Ricz Janos. Hi.
vatalos orvos DR.. Laurisin Jen6.
Gyiileseit tartja minden h6nap har.
madik vasarnapjan a SIT. Gyorgy
G0r0g Kat. templom alatt. 7O2 Ma.
honing Avenue. - Hivatalos lap az
AmeNkai Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-03-12
HOMESTEAD VERHOVAY
FI0K NYERTE MEG A
KUGLI JATSZMAT

Vasarnap tobb keruleti va
ros Verhovay fiokok sport csa-
pata jelent meg Youngstown
ban a kuglizo jatekra.
Az els0 nyertes a home
steadi, 2-ikat a cleveland, a
ilarmadik nyertes a beaver
fallsi Verhovay sport csapat
lett. Eek vesznek reszt a mar
cius 21-en Pittsburghban tar
tando nemzeti kuglizo YER
senyben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-03-12
YOUNGSTOWN WEST sIDEl
MAGYAR PoLcARl K0R

Eln0k Hajdu Pal. $50 Bessemer.
Aleln0k Mikita J6zsef. nitk&r Santha
Laszl6, So S. Bellevista Ave. akfhex
minden level ktildend6. P9nzt&rnOk
Kalmar Ferenc, Ellen6r0k: Lengyel
G. Lajos. Nemeth IsItvan. Juh&sx
J6zsef es Danish Jozsef. Trusteek:
Hajdu Pal. Kondrath Janos, Brogh
Ferenc. Lengyel Peter. Cholensski
F,erenc. Danish J6zsef. Nagybizott-
tagi tagok: Hajdu Pal es Juhasz 10
zsef. P6ttagok: Csolinszky Ferenc -
Szab6 Istvan. Haznagy Lengyel Pc
ter, aki a gyiilestermet konyhAval 81
felszerelessel barkinek kiadja.
Gytileseit tartja a West Sidei Ma
gyar Hazban. 218 Donald Avenue.
minden h6nap Ak vasarnapjan del
utan 2 6rai kezdettel. - Hivatalos
lap az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-03-12
MOI K0R rIszTlKARA

Eln0k Rendes Jozsefn9. Aleln0k
Polyak Ferencne. Penztarnok Rudolph
Istvanne. Titkar Jakobey Olga. ~
Morley Ave. Campbell. Ohio, phone
31259. Ellen6r 10th Gyorgyn6 Gond-
nok Macy J6zsefne. Bizottsag: Cseh
Mihalyne. Gy6n Mihalyne. Horv&th
Jozsefne. MOI hazbizottsag: Mrs. 10th.
Mrs. Halasz. Mrs. Zdidosky.
Gyiilesek minden masodik kedden a
Magyar Hazban. 118 Reed Avenue.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-03-12
AMERIKAI MAGYAR
DEMOKRATA CLUB
Aiakult 1941 december h6 Zen

Eln0k Dr. Laurisin Jen6. Aleln6k
Matasy IsItvan. Titkar Mixich Gas.
par. 324 w. Chalmers Avenue. aki-
hez minden level kiildend6. Penztar.
nok Pivarnyik Helen. Bizalmi tanacs
2 eyre: Habodasz Gustav. Tausz
Gy Bella es Danish J6zsef; egy eyre
Bouckey Karoly es Bobovec Marion.
Hazgondnok Haszonits Ferenc.
Gyileseit tartia minden honap ell.
SO heteben, helyet azonban gyiiles
allapitia meg.
Hivatalos lap az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-03-12
A NEW 6RUNSWIckI l. MAGYAR
SIT. lMRE HG. F. So N. Bs. 60 r.
EGYLET ok FlloKOSzTAlYA
Alakuit 1919 Julius h6 5-6n

Eln0k Smith IsItIv&n. Jegyz6 Boncz
Janos. 1853 N. Hartford Ave-, Youngs.
town. O. Titkar Gy0rgy Tamas. ia
Tremble Ave-. Campbell. Ohio. Penz.
tarnok Csubak Istvann4. Beteglato.
gat6k a varosban 6s West Sideon:
Olajos Andrasne: Campbellben 10th
GyOrgyne: Hubbard. o. Bubna J&-
nosn4.
Az egylet tagja lehet ferfi vagy nd
45 ewes korig. Gytleseit tartja min.
den h6 masodik vasarnapj&n d6lutAn
a Youngstownl SIT IsItv&n Otthon.
ban. Wilson Ave. - Minden. az egy.
letet erdekl6 tigyek. betegseg. stb. a
titkarnal jelentend6k. Hivatalos
lap az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-03-12
CAMPBELL MAGYAR oTTHoN

Eln0k Gomory Istvan. Aleln0k
Swartz Pal. Titkar Kovacs AndrAs.
Levelez6 titkar Pajt6k Pal. P9nzt&r-
nok Juhasz Mihaly. Penztari ellen6r
Kiss Matyas. Ait60r Duda3s Mih&ly.
Hazintez0 bizottsag: T0r0k J6zsef.
Sagi Ignac, Fabian Gyula. Macy La
jos, Molnar Wendell es Kiss M&ty&s.
Hazgondnok Macy J6zsef
Gyileseit tartja minden h6nap me-
gyedik vasarnapjan Reed Avei Ma
gyar Hazban.
Hivatalos lap az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-03-12
SCENT MARGlT EGYLET
vERHOVAY 514. FIok
AIapietatott 1910 Junius loan

Eln0k Brogli Ignac. Alelnok Kozma
Sander. Titkar es tigykezel6 Molnar
Ferenc. 2130 Donald Ave, Telefon
9-5721, akihez a fi6kot erdekl6 min
den level kuldend6. Jegyz6 Szuhy
Albert. Szamvizsgalok: Szekely Ka.
roly. iii. Balask6 Gy0rgy. Nagybizott.
sagi tag az eln0k es titkaron kivtil,
pottag Dudai J6zsefne.
Gytil6seit tartja minden 2-ik vas&r.
nap nagymise utan a Magyarok
Nagyasszonya Egyhaz gyiilesterm6.
ben. SAB N. Bellevista Ave. Hiva.
talos lap az Amerikai Magyar HirlaD
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-03-12
4 YOUNGSTOWN Is koRNYEki
MAGYAR EGYHAzAK Is EGY.
LETEk NAGYRIZoTTsAGA:
Aiakult 1915-ben

EIn0k Brogley Ferenc. EIso alel-
n6k Matyssy J. lstvSn. MSsodik alel.
n8k BSnffy Janos. TitkSr G6ber
Janos, Iakik 232 SO. Garland Avenue,
telefon 1887, akihez minden level
kiildend6. Penzt&rnok Lenayel C..
Lajos. EIIenSr0k: sSntha Laszl6, Mol.
n4r Ferenc, Broeli lgn&c es Danish
J6zsef. = HivataIos lap az Amerikai
Magyar Hirlap. Or. Laurisin Jen6
magyar taptud6sit6. - GyGleseinek
idejet es heIyet a hivataIos lap k0zli.
A Observation-Disclosures A kovET.
KEZO TEsTULETEK TARTozNAk:
Scent lstvsn rom. kat. hitk0zseg.
Magyarok Naayasszonya rom. kat.
hitkozsea.
Scent Gy6rgy a0r. kat. hitk0zseg.
Magyar Ev. Reformstus Eayh&z.
Magyar Reformatus Egyhxz
campbeiIi Baptista ayilekezet.
Greg Amerikss Magyarok csal4dja
Scent Imre EayIet
Scent Istvan Egylet verhovay
Segely Eaylet 81. fi6kia
verhovay seaeIy EsyIet 364. fi6kja
verhovay SegeIy Egylet 514. fi6kja
Bridgeport Sz6vetseg 16. osztsiya
Rak6czi EgyIet 86-ik osztslya
SGT. Gy0ray G0r0a KatoIikus SGD.
vetsea IL. osztaIya
West Sidei Polgari k0r
varosi PoIgari kor
Az Greg EayIet
Amerikai Magyar Demokrata kor
kereskedok Is Iparosok k0re
Evi tagsagi dill testuIetenkent 100
tagia $500 ket tag kuIdesi joggal.
Minden tovabbi megkezdett 100 tag
utan $1.o0 Iefizetese eIIeneben meg
eay vagy t0bb taaot kiildhet.
A Nagybizottsagnak tagja Iehet
minden Youngstown Is k0rnyeki ha-
zafias magyar egyhaz vagy eaylet,
Celia az 0sszmagyarsaa erdekeit
szolgalni, kepviselni Is megvedeni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-03-12
MAGYAR FLANK
HARCOLNAK

Magyarok Nagyasszonya hit
k0zsegt6l:
Illes Ferenc, Dudai Ferenc,
Kish Agoston, Adam Janos,
Sander J6zsef, Peter Vilmos,
Mezei J6zsef, Serenski ,Istvan,
Kish Imre, Gy0mber Istvan,
Rendes Istvan, Macy Sander,
T0r0k Sandor, Frederick Gar
jevics) Gyula, Benish J6zsef,
Fuese J6zsef, Fuese James,
Adam Istvan, Serenski Ferenc,
10th Janos, Csontos Istvan,
Major Istvan.
Az Oreg Ref. Egyhazt6l:
Szabo P. Sandor, Szabo P.
Istvan, Bolha Ferenc, Gonczi
Istvan, Poznar Lajos, Poznar
Pal, Kullos Karoly, Teglas Gyu-
la, Kish Sandor, Virag Robert,
Babinsky Elemer, Gyorgy Ele-
mer, Karossy Lajos, Bondor
Gyorgy, Marion Bella, 10th
Gy0rgy, ifj. Demjen Lajos,
szabados Lester, ifj. Hizsnyai
Lajos, Torok Pal es Horcsik
Andras, Kopacsy Ferenc, Con-
czi Bella, Boda Elemer, Home
mix Gabor, Nemeth Arpad. =
A Magyar Ref. Egyhaztol:
Hodory Bella, Horvath Sandor,
Liska JOSEF, Macy Istvan,
Pallai c. Andras, 10th Ferenc,
10th Janos, Gyorgy Imre, Dem
jen Andras, Halasz Janos, La
katos S. Jozsef, Simon Istvan,
Turoczy William, Kerti Imre,
Szekely Tamas, Kiss Lajos,
Diamond, O.-bol: Csepke Janos.
Kiss Bella.
A SIT. Gyorgy Cor. Kat. hit
kozsegtol: Sandor Janos, Deak
Ferenc, Kundrich Emo, Fran
czovszky Daniel, Barany Ele-
mer, Kondas Janos, Hramszky
Istvan, Csentericz Bella, Kopp
Albert.
Campbellb6l: Petko JOSEF,
Walter Jozsef, Kish Vilmos,
ifj. Gomory Istvan, Pitlik Ele-
mer, Vargo Istvan, Pollock ia
nos, Kish Lajos, Babies Ferenc.
E keruleti magyar fiuk:
Sandor Janos, Youngstown, O.,
Koleszar Janos, Vogrin T. Ist-
van, Balogh Peter ifj. Lowell
vile, Ohio, Szabo Lajos, Rose
ST., Ress Karoly, Youngstown.
Scent Istvan rom. kath. egy-
haztol: Babies Jozsef, Babos
Sandor, Centerics Gyula, Feke-
te Andras, Gerzsenyi J6zsef,
Hajdu Albert, Kenyhercz Viii
mos, Kelemen Janos, Kish ia
nos, Macy Istvan, Nemeth De-
ESQ, Pipoly Ferenc, Pinter Ro-
bert, Ruboczky Janos, Szalma-
81 Istvan, Turk Jozsef, Babies
Ferenc, G0tz Istvan, Pejko J6-
zsef, Pitlik Elemer, Pollak ia
nos, Petko JOSEF, Szabo Lajos,
Timko Sandor, Walter Jozsef,
Warga Istvan, Sztanko Jozsef,
Konya Sander, Csajkovszky J6-
zSef.
Warreni Magyar Ref. Egy-
haztol: Halmagyi Istvan, Hal
magyi Andras, Stoke D. Ka-
roly, Mark6 Lajos, Koszty6 Ist-
van, Kantor Andras, Cseh
Gy0rgy, Savanyu Janos, Sava-
nyu Sander.
Hubbard, O.-b6l: Macy Ist-
van es Andras, Kish Lajos,
Batta Pal, Varga Sandor, Do
bos Sander, Bodonyi Andras,
Kovacs Janos, Rata Janos.
Brookfield, O.-b6l: Darazs
Frigyes Jen6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-03-12

AZ ember kitur minden mas
teremtmenyt az eletb6l. Most
mar q madarakat is kiszoritja
a leveg6b6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-03-12

Madarat tollarol, ember ige-
reteinek betartasarol lehet meg
iSmerni.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-15

in the absence of troop captain, of captain.
 Others in Troop III were:
 Marilyn Jewett, foot traveller, ex- plorer, outdoor cook and camp craft; Jerry Lee Jensen, second class, silver star; Roma Fargher, camp craft, hostess, musician, cook, needlecraft, first class; Shirley Johnson, gold star for perfect at tendance, second class, explorer, Patricia Sey, foot traveller, camp craft, dancer, first aid; Pearl Sven son, second class, interior decora- tor, gold star for perfect attendance, needleWork
 Lodema Johnson, first class, camp craft, foot traveller, outdoor cook, explorer interior decorator, gard enern, needlework, garden flower finder, wild plant finder curved bar. and outstanding scout.
 Virginia DeGanahl, gold star and second class, Mary Avoian, explorer, outdoor cook, camp craft, foot traveller.
 Lorraine English, explorer, foot traveller, outdoor cook, camp craft, gardener, silver star scribe emblem, interior decorator, first aid. out standing scout; Loretta Keithahn, dancer, second class gold star, first aid, animal. glass; Lois Hared, eX- plorer, foot traveller, outdoor cook weaver, needlecraft: Mary Jo Ann Monagle, second class, dancer, first aid, gold star; Mary Lu Fagerson, second class. first aid, dancer, in- terior decorator, gold star, glass; Gwyneth Riggs, second class, and gold star.
 Douglas Intermediate Troop award winners included Noreen Andrews, second class, camp craft, Phyllis Andrews, second class, camp craft; Patsy Ann Balog, second class, camp craft, hostess; Margaret Coehrane, second class; May Cuth- bert. second class, first aid, camp craft; Lucille Goetz, patrol leader, housekeeping.
 Fillowing the Court of Awards ceremony, the girls attended the Elks' Flag Day Services.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-15
MANY AWARDS
 WON BY GIRL
 SCOUTS HERE
Court of Honors Held Yes ferday in Juneau Grade
 School Gymnasium

Many Juneau residents yesterday afternoon attended the Girl Scout Court of Awards, held just before the Elks Flag Day exercises, in the Grade School gymnasium.
 Mrs. H. L. Faulkner, Scout Com missioner, presented the awards. The following girls received their honors:
 Of Troop I, Juneau: Mae Dapce- vich, for sculpture, first aid, needle work and gold star for perfect at tendance; Carol Jean Macdonald, first air, needlework, gardening Betty Forward, sculpture, first aid, drawing and painting and needle work: Jean Bodde, first aid draw ing and p painting Jean Hermle, first aid, gardening, and gold star ing: Lois Fossum, sculpture, gard ening, first aid; Helen Dapcevich,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-15

first aid, Gardening, and gold star for perfect attendance.
 Troop II Awards
 Awards to members of Troop II, Juneau, included: Doris Miettinen, games badge, cook badge, and ar chitecture Winona Monroe game badge, cook badge; Ruth Talmage game badge, cook badge; Jean Butts, game badge, cook badge.
 In Troop III of Juneau, awards given were: Dorothea HendrickSon pioneer, cansp craft; Betty Lou Hared, pioneer, camp craft; Patri- cia Davis, pioneer, camp craft Mary Sperling, second class, pion- eer, camp craft; Joyce Smith, pion- ger, camp craft; Peggy Hoke, pion- ger, camp craft; Jean Thompson pioneer, camp craft. child care and first aid; Eva Graham, pioneer camp craft; Anne Thompson pion- ger, camp craft, Kathleen Peterson pioneer, camp craft.
 Special iI0nors Won Receiving special awards in Troop III was Allene Mahoney camp craft, games, foot traveller, out door craft, dancing, musician, ex- plorer, food, cooking, hostesses gardener, photography, first class treasurer, wild plant finder, wild flower finder, reader, first aid curved bar and awards for outstand- ing scout. She has held the posi- tion of treasurer, patrol leader, and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-15
NOTICE

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing air route from Seattle to Nome, on sale at J. E. Burford & Co. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-15
EYES EXAMINED

and BROKEN LENSES replaced in
 our own shop. Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson, Blomgren Bldg. Phone 63G.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-15
MRS. JOHNSON AND
 L0DEMA GO SOUTH

Mrs, George w. Johnson and daughter Lodema left today for the south for an extended visit in Ia coma, Wash. Mrs. Johnson has been prominent in Northern Light Pres byterian Church work and her daughter has been active in school and girl scout work.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-15
MISCELLANEOUS

RABBIT SKINS WE ARE likely the largest dealer in this item in the Northwest. Order your skins direct. Valcauda Fur Co.,, Seattle, Wash.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-15

FIVE CENTS each. paid for used
 gunny sacks at Coal Bunkers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-15

VACANCY. MacKinnon Apts. FURNISHED house and furnished
 apt. Inquire Snap Shoppe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-15

TURN your old gold into value,
 cash or trade at Nugget. Shop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-15

GUARANTEED Realistic Perma nent, $50. Paper Curls. q up Lola Beauty Shop. Phone 20l BIB Decker Way.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-15

FOR RENT-Apartments, inquire
 at office 20th Century Bldg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-15
Announce Huge Siika Spruce Project for 5ouiheasi Alaska
Scontinued from Page one)

months gathering the necessary ties have been in the field for data in anticipation of the pro- ject's approval Forest Service en- gineer crews also have been ob- taining field information for the logging roads which must be constructed
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Hundreds Of neso p;ece. 90 Dyeall Furniture added
Most items G.O.D:'s. No Phone Orders
ITEMS At. 7th . = s.. Store
Living Room Suites, Sofos, Choirs

REG. NOW
2-Pe Modern Blond Frame Suite------- 1900 $500
2Pc Maple Observation-Disclosures $500 5000
2-Pc English Lounge Suite I79W 1900
2-Pe. 18th Century Suite. taupe 229N 1900
2-Pc. 18th Century Suite bouele 1900 1890
Sheraton Type Sofa. beige tapestry----- 1900 $3.50
Virginia Sofa. Duncan Phyfe sgle----- OoN 1850
Maple Sofa wine tapesty------------ $500 1875
Bareback Chairs. all colors $3.50 1850
Lounge Chair. solid mig. down cushion 1850 1850
Lounge Chair. tufted back $3.50 1850
Lounge Chair. finest srade------------ $3.50 $3.50
Occasional Chair. 18th Century-------- $3.50 1850
Occasional Chair. French walnut------- $3.50 1895
Occasional Chair. gold damask-------- $3.50 1850
Easy Chair blue mohair.----- $3.50 2250
Easy Chair. large. mahogany 1850 1880
Platform Rocker. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 7M 1875
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Character Development
Discussed al MEETING

Health, religious training and
formal education In the schools were
stressed as among the most I'M
portant factors in building q child
for good citizenship by Prof. w. N.
Rivers Of Miner Teachers College
in . talk at q session OF the Ana
costa Convention Of Family Life at
the Frederick Douglass Dwelling
last night.
Another speaker. Rodger A.
Hodges. urged that parents CO.
operate with various institutions
of the community, such as the school
and health departments. as a means
Of helping their children. A third
speaker was Miss Rachel Brown,
who discussed character formation
of the child. The Rev. Robert E.
Ford, pastor of Allen A. M. E.
Church, presided. The opening
prayer was offered by the Rev. J.
c. de Menasce.
The conference. which opened
Friday evening at the Birney School,
will hold its final session at 3:l5
pm. tomorrow at Parish Hall of
Our Lady of Perpetual Help. 1900
Morris road Sc. There will be a
banquet at 7 pm. Speakers will
include Louis T. Achille, assistant
professor of romance languages,
Howard University: Mrs. Montrulla
Swami, Mrs. L. Vaughn Jones and
Mrs. Leona Dudley, instructor in
public speaking, Howard University.
Evening star., 1942-01-11

uIup1 VI NA'
Henry-Haye's Washington career.
The Secretary of States blunt
warning to Admiral Emile Museier,
who occupied the tiny islands on
Newfoundland on December "A Tor
Gen. de Gaulle, fell like mamma
from Heaven into the bleak Vichy
Embassy.
The big house on Kalorama road,
once the home of John Hays Ham
mond of South African diamond
fame, is not being maintained In
the style of its former millionaire
owner or in the sumptuous manner
of the prodigal French Republic.
Buffalo moths are devouring at will
the handsome Spanish rugs. hand
loomed in Seville. Mr.. Henry
Hayes monthly slice OF Frances
frozen gold does not cover moth
proofng. But not only the rugs
are going to pieces-for months now
members of the staff have been
dropping away and joining organl-
cations friendly to the Allies.
OBJECTIONS Hard to Explain.
The last time Mr.. Henry Haye
offered his official family a toast IN
champagne. the assistant naval at
tache left the Vichy fold. On re-
ceipt of the news that Gen. Wey-
gand had resigned and that the
way was open to closer collabora- =
ton between the North African
colony and Nazi Germany, the Am
bassador celebrated with imported
champagne. This evidence Of neu-
trality was too much for the VI
comte Levi de Mirepoix, who hand
ed in his resignation.
The Vichy Ambassador has been
hard put to explain the defections
Evening star., 1942-01-11

The first units in a series Of giant
gliders. designed to carry air-borne
infantry, cannon and "jeeps." have
been delivered at Wright Field, the
Army Air Corps experimental sta
ton at Dayton, Ohio. the War De-
partment disclosed yesterday.
The new gliders have a wing
spread of more than 80 feet. Sew
eral can be towed behind a single
bomber or transport plane In the
method employed by the Nazis dur
ing their attack on the island OF
Crete.
American air-borne troops have
been training in Southern post
for several months. While military
secrecy prevents disclosures of de-
tails, it is known that the original
training force has been expanded.
The new gliders will be static
tested at Wright Field to determine
their strength. Later they will be
tested to determine their air worthi-
ness. They are so large that two
trailers, one for the wings and one
for the fusilage, were required to
transport each Of them over the
roads.
For the last nine months the War
Department said several manufac-
turing concerns have been hard at
work designing and building these
large transport gliders for the Army
air forces. While the testing goes
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Canadian Hero Says Hate
For Enemies Is Needed
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. lo.-Can-
ada's air marshal. w. A. Bishop.
v. c., declared tonight that "it is
time that bit Of healthy hate for
the enemies crept into our war
effort"
from my observation" he said
in a speech at a dinner Of the 1st
Reserve Aero Squadron Association,
an organization of veteran airmen
Of the last war, from all the peo-
pie with whom have had discus
sions, I am more and more con-
vinced that 1t Is q stupid fallacy
and sheer nonsense to believe for
one moment that we are only fight
ing the present leaders OF the coun-
tries with which we war.
Let us never underestimate our
enemies. For the moment Japan
looks very prominent on the horizon,
but the evil driving force is still
where it was In 1888, when all this
was planned In Berlin"
Marshal Bishop paid tribute to the
American airmen who flew under the
colors of Canada in the last war
and said that he felt Canadians had
"inherited, perhaps unjustly, a lot
Of credit that was actually due to
those fellows"
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Henry-Hoye liked as u. S. Fails
To Push Free French off Isles
Vichy Envoy Reported Having Difficulty
Exploiting Defections Among Stoff

among his sta6 and to maintain his
story that he Is being perfectly
neutral In the discharge Of his
duties. Wnen Secretary Hull slapped
Gen. De Gaulle's wrist and men
ton the "so-called Free French.
Vichy's envoy was so happy he was
content . state that he left 1t up to
the State Department to do the right
thing by vichy.
In contrast to the satisfaction Of
the Vichs envoy was the depression
of the members Of the British En-
bassy, the Yuogoslav Legation and
the representatives Of nations fight
ing on tie side OF the United States.
Their mod of gloom had nothing
to do with the size or strategic i'm
portance of the islands in question.
They wee surprised to see a policy
OF appeasement continuing after
the declarations Of war and were
asking o. every American acquaint-
ance thy ran into: What does
this mean?"
U s. Public Aroused.
When Admiral Musel1erS men
failed to leave the islands in spite
OF Secretary Hull's promise. Mr.
Henry -Haye called at the State De-
partmen;. Ray Atherton, head OF
the European division, limited that
there might be some delay and men
toned Il at the islands were in Brit
ish terri orial waters.
Secret1ry Hull was more explicit
He cited an unusual volume OF let
ters beilg received at the White
House, the State Department and
on Capit3l Hill. The American pub
Lie was finding diplomatic subtleties
hard to grasp and was demanding
. more fortnight attitude. Some
Of the letters expressed surprise at
the fact that the United States was
prepared to take on the whole world
for a fight. but still SHE'D at an
tagoniziI g Vichy, which had yielded
Indo-Chna to the Japanese and had
fought the British in Syria.
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