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Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-02
Administration at
Odds with House
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senate.
UP to now the committee has ten
tatively voted to increase corpora
ton income taxes by $500, 1000 900
compared with the treasury's pro-
posal for $4,000. 100000.
The treasury recommended in
creased individual income taxes
that would raise more than $4,000
900 900: the committee has voted for
rates and schedules that will pro-
duce only $2,650, 100000.
President RooSevelt's suggestion
that no individual be permitted to
retain more than $25,000 year for
himself after paying his taxes has
been ignored by the committee,
along with his companion proposal
that corporations be taxed 100 per
per cent of their war profits over
a fixed exemption.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-02
Richmond Closes
Plumbing Business

Earl Richmond, plumber in El
Centre for 81 years, closed his
plumbing shop Tuesday and will
work on government projects foi
the duration.
Most of the equipment in the
Richmond shop will be used by
Vinson, Pringle, and Webb, govern
ment contractors at the Seeley air.
port and at NiSnd. the firm for
which Richmond will work.
This is my own idea for the
best thing to do" Richmond said
The government needs plumbers
and plumbing equipment. I decided
10 close my shop for the duration
and work on government projects.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-02
Lawmakers Stymie
On Soldiers PAY

WASHINGTON, June Pup -
Congressional leaders today are
try.lg to learn how President
Roosevelt stands on the pending
bill TO increase the pay of men III
the aimed services.
A senate house conference COM
mittee appears to be deadlocked
over whether to raise the base pay
OF buck priyates and apprentice sea-
men to $42 a month or TO $50 a
month. The Presidents views prob
ably will determine the outcome.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-02
Peters Will
Instruct Nurses

DR.. Claude F. Peters, formerly on
the staff of the American Red
Cross, will teach first aid classes
for graduate nurses only, Miss Hell
en- Sheppard, chairman of the I'M
perial County Nursing Council for
Defense, said Tuesday.
These classes were scheduled every
Thursday from 8 p. m. to 10 p. M.
and will begin this week. The first
session will be held in room No. !
at Wilson school.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-02
"OTARIANS, KIWANIANS
PLAN JOINT MEETING

RotarlanS and KiWanianS viii
have a joint meeting Thursday
noon at the Barbara Worth hotel
with DR.. Edwin A. Lee of U.C.L.A
as the guest speaker. DR.. Lee will
deliver the commencement address
for Central Union high school
Thursday evening In view of
Thursdays meeting the Kiwanis
club will have no meeting Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-02
JACK MORGAN
SPEAKING HONOR

Jack Morgan, who has been a
member of the Cactus Gavel
Toastmaster's club but a short time,
was awarded the coveted Toast
masters Trophy at the club din
ner meeting Monday night in the
California hotel, an honor seldom
won by new member. The award
was based on his speech on Unity"
Bill Theuer was toastmaSter for
The evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-02
HoIfviIIe Scout
Court Schedule

HCLTVILLE, June = Court OF
honor for the Boy Scouts of the
Holtville area was scheduled to be
held at noon Friday in the civic
center in connection with the Ro-
tary club luncheon, it was an
nounced Tuesday.
Between so and 60 Scouts and
Cub Pack members will receive
awards ut this time.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-02
TRIO SENTENCED
ON DRUNK CHARGES

Tiofilo Williams, 42-year-old MeXi-
can laborer, Charles w. Elliott, 26-
year-old white laborer, and James
Mccullough, white laborer, all from
El Centre. were sentenced TO five
days in Jail on drunk charges Tues
day morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-02
NEGRO SENTENCED
FOR PEACE DISTURBING

Walter BroadnoX, "a. Negro, was
sentenced to 80 days IN the county
Jail Tuesday on drunk and dis
turbing the peace charges. The
stiff sentence was dealt out by Po-
lice Judge Lee Nuffer when he dis
covered that BroadnoX had just
been released after serving a six
month sentence in the county jail
for assaulting white woman.
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25l tanks and more than 100 guns
had been destroyed or captured.
In a battle such as that fought
in the Libyan desert, the claims OF
both sides might be reasonably ac-
curate since the conflict is Waged
over a wide front which changes
with great rapidity. But Cairo made
it clear that Rommel had failed in
his first objective and indicated
that the British position was strong
in preparation for the next phase
which is probably already in prog
reSS.
On other fronts:
RUSSIA-Russian forces are push
ing Germans back in sharp fighting
on northwestern front between Mos
COW and Leningrad, downing AZ
enemy planes near Leningrad. New
German local attacks repulsed on
Kharkov front.
TURKEY American lend-leasc
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-02
Scanningl.V Y.
News Horizon
ACCEPTS POSITION
IN JUSTICE COURT

Pauline Whitsitt Monday began
work as clerk in the El Centro
justice court. She filled the vac
ancy left by the resignation of 10
RagSdale HiSSong.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-02
PHONE CO. BUILDS

Work was well under way Tues
day on a $4,000 addition to the
Southern California Telephone COM
pany at 645 State. The addition,
which will fill in the space formerly
occupied by patio within the COM
pany premises, will be used for Of
flee space.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-02
APPOINT EDUCATION
BOARD MEMBERS

The Imperial County board of
supervisors Monday re-appointed
Esther Cavanaugh Of Holtville and
FlCrence B. Stevens of CaleXico to
the county board CT education.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-02
LEGIONNAIRES WILL
NOMINATE OFFICERS

Members of Boyce Aten post OF
the American Legion will nominate
officers at a meeting scheduled
next Tuesday night at Veterans
Memorial hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-02
SENT TO JAIL

c. w. Wagner, Negro, Tuesday in
superior court pleaded guilty to
stealing a radio from Sam Griffin
in Imperial. He was sentenced to
the county Jail for nine months.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-02
AERIAL OFFENSIVE


The British aerial offensive against
German war centers overshadowed
I'll other military developments for
the time being.
Prime Minister Winston Churchill
announcing the Essen bombing be-
fore a jubilant House of Commons,
said that the two big assaults were
ly the start, that "Germany's
cities, harbors and centers of war
production will be subjected to an
ordeal the like of which never has
been experienced by any country
n continuity, severity and magni-
Jude"
The big-scale raids, he said,
marked the introduction of a new
phase of total war, and Britain's
aerial offensive, will markedly in
crease in scale when we are joined
as we soon will be. by the air force
OF the United States"
YANKEES PREPARING
Lieut.. Gen. Henry II. Arnold, chief
of the U. S. Army air force, an
nounced in London Monday that the
ing against Germany.
While the bombers smashed at
Essen, British fighter planes of four
commands attacked Nazi airdromes
in France, Germany, Holland and
Belgium, frustrating Nazi attempts
to intercept the bombers with fight
6rS.
The fact that only 35 of the Brit
ich planes were lost is a victory in
itself, inasmuch as Essen probably
is the best fortified Of any German
arm center, with nests of antiair-
craft and searchlight batteries sur
rounding the spraWli1g Krupp works,
the big Hermann Goering Steel
Works, and rail yards serving the
Westphalian coal mines and the
main research laboratories OF the
German army.
Tle British said that all of the
planes in the Essen attack were
British made, but presumably Unit
cd States pilots serving with the
RAF participated, as they did in
the attack on Cologne.
The more than 5000 tons of bombs
hurled on Essen included huge de-
Elolition bombs capable of leveling
an entire block of buildings.
Churchill, curbing excessive jubi-
lation, warned the British people
not to expect that all the Raj raids
will be on SUCH giant scale. Is is
evident that Britains air force-op-
Grating alone--cannot stand the loss
Of 35 to A planes night.
However, the British probably in
tend to maintain the pace-although
not every night-until the U. s,
force goes into action.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-02
FARM BUREAU
WILL HAVE MEET

Directors of the Imperial County
Farm Bureau will meet in the
Farm Bureau office in FL Centro
at 1:30 p. m. Saturday for a regu-
lar business session.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-02
Aerial Offensive
Could End War

Continued from Page One)
big and small guns. Mobile guns
are mounted on flat cars in Berlin
railroad yards.
4 he Germans have been particu-
lsrlv dreading American planes
Last fall. when Britain first uSeo
its own four -motored bombers. the
Germans began talking about
American Flying Fortresses. They
have great respect for the United
States air force, and for America S
industrial potentialities.
The German air ministry tried to
dep. eciate the Flying FortreSseS. II
sad they were cumbersome. Ordi-
nary Germans thought of the size
and number of bombs they drop.
NOT SATISFACTORY
Fur months the Germans worked
ca = special bombing plane for use
auauisC Flying Fortresses ano
piaiIes of their type.
these planes were to fly above
the Fortresses and bomb them. But
they did not work out satisfactorily
in tests. Now the Germans are
working on a new plane, the Helm
kel-T. 1t is called the Thermite
1t uses principally incendiary bull
lets and had been developed for
attacks on big bombers. They have
had exhaustive tests.
Aside from the damage Britain
and United States can do in mass
raids, morale will be the big fac
tor. The Germans have not taken
bombing well. They were disguised
when British planes first attacked
because they had been promised
immunity
In Berlin it was always easy TO
tell when there had been an air
raid Residents fell asleep in the
subways and passed their stations.
Waitress, walters, shop clerks were
irritable, as was everybody else.
Unquestionably war industry was
slowed.
STILL ASLEEP
Berliners used TO say it was easy
TO tell what sort of night man
had spent.
If the day after an air raid, q
man said good evening. he had not
been asleep. IF he said good morn
ing, he had been asleep. If he said
He'll Hitler, he was still asleep
That was a common joke in the
Nazi capital
The Germans do not accept the
propaganda ministry's story that
all British raids are directed against
civilian targets.
Those not sympathetic TO the
Nazis describe a new British bomb
II has a rubber nose and mag
netic device attracts it TO churcf
a hospital, or an old peoples home
Then it eXplodes
Germans hear by word Of mouth
about the big British raids. Though
i was interned, I heard that after
the bombing of Rostock, SO 900 OF
the city's $4,000 people were evac-
uated. The stories Of those raids
sent a shiver through Germans
and now comes Cologne
The damage to the prestige OF
the German air force among the
German people has been great
Germans repeat the promise Field
Marshal Hermann Goering made
them. that if an enemy plane ever
reached Berlin he would take OF
his coat and go to work.
Hes down TO his underclothes
now they say.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-02

Wilcox said troop masters and
leaders are at work preparing the
valley summer program which will
be announced later
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-02
Raj Dumps 5000
Tons Of Bombs

material in considerable" quanti-
ties arrives in Turkey, but Radio
"""''n COWS a new German-Turkish
commercial pact involving about
S8o,00O,000 worth of supplies has
been arranged in bid for Turkish ia
Vor.
RPITAIN - Allied convoy fights
through to Russian Arctic port,
probably Murmansk, after five-day
battle with German submarines and
more than 100 planes. Admiralty
indicates about half dozen Allied
ships lost OF damaged instead Of
l8 claimed by Berlin.
CH1NA-Japanese spearheadS push
no".hWard nine TO IL miles on Can
o2-Hankow railroad in new South
China offensive; fighting continues
on Chekiang and other fronts.
AUSTRALiA-Allied planes bomb
japanese bases at Rabaul, Salamaua
ard Lac and down or damage nine
Of 80 enemy craft attacking Port
MJresby.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-02
EI Centre Turns
Out SO WarpIanes'

Continued from Page One)
the boys to produce more intricate
planes, including gas jobs that will
actually fly.
The smallest plane made was a
copy of the Russian I-l6 fighter. In
model form it has a wfngspread
Of five and a half inches. Largest
model made was a copy of the Mar
tin B-26C Army bomber with q
Widespread of 20 inches.
RATINGS AWARDED
The government is giving special
recognition to the boys who con-
struct the miniature planes, Ches-
nut said. Special awards and rat
fngs are granted on the basis OF
number of planes accepted. For the
building of one or two planes the
boys are given a cadet aircraftsman
rating, for three or four they are
made ensigns and for five or six
they are given a lieutenant's rating
There were SO boys engaged in
the work this year and 80 of the
number turned in finished planes.
Three boys: Fred Waterman, Ern-
est Alarcon and Edgar Edge were
given an ensign's rating for hav-
ing completed three planes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19
MECT0RTENT
A ARECISzTRALAS

Mahoning megyeben 49,618
ferfit regisztraltak katonai szol
galatra harom nap alatt. Eek
kilonb0zo csoportokba oszta-
lyoztak szem el6tt tartva az
egeszsegi, vagy csaladi hely-
zetiiket.
A reg:sztraltak varjak a hivo
szamuk megjeleneset, es akkor
a bizottsag vizsgalja, kiknek
kell katonai szolgalatot teljesi-
teni.
Vizsgalatnal m eg a llapitott
fog, vagy szembaj mem szol-
galhat mentsegil a szolgalat
al6l valo mentesitesre, EFT a
kormany k0ltsegen rendbe sze-
dix.
Csak is sulyos egeszsegi aka
dalyok szolgalhatnak mentse-
gill.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19
SURGETI Az ELSZAMOLAST
MENYHERT TANACSOS

Menyhert James (Jimmy)
varosi tanacsos, a penziigy. BIZ
zottsag vezet6je szigoruan ko-
veteli a mostani varosi vezeto-
segt6, hogy szamoljanak el
utols6 centig arrol az S Milo
dollarrol, ami a WPA munkak-
ra lett kiutalva utcak szelesi-
test k0ltsegekre.
Menyhert tanacsos felhabo-
rodva tiltakozott, hogy a szele-
sitesi munkak mar 4 eve folya-
nathan vannak, amely lido
alatt a szelesites egyes utcak-
ban felbemaradt, mig a w.
Rayen Avenue, mely sz-nten
bent foglaltatott, a koltsegve-
tesben, teljesen ell lett ejtve a
szelesitesi listarol.
Menyhert kijelentese SEE
rint az adofizeto polgarok tud
nj akarjak, hogy a penzuk mi
re lett felhasznalva, inert eh-
hez joguk van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19
ISTENTISZTELETEK

ISTENTISZTELETEK van
max tartva minden vasarnap
delutan 2 orakor a warreni
Firsth PRESBYTERIAN templom-
ban.
EGYHAZUNK penzugyi BIZ
zottsaga e het csutortokien
este het orakor tartja gyiileset
a lelkesz lakasan. Ennek a
bizottsagnak a celia az, hogy
megtervezze Egyhazunk jov6
evi k0ltsegveteset.
FJUSAGUNK pentek este
tartja rendes heti 0sszejovete-
lst S ez alkalommal csaladias
tarsas 0sszejovetelt tart a lei
kesz lakaSan, a Mahoning Ave
366 szam alatt. Egyhazunk
egesz fiatalsaga szeretettel meg
van hiva.
JOV0 VASARNAP a bolt el-
SO vasarnapja. B6jti Urvacsora
osztasunk marcus no els6 va
sarnapjan, Len lesz kiszol-
galva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19
KOZTISZTELETBEN ALL0
MAGYAR SZUL6K FLA
RATIONAL SZOLGALATBAN

Prvt. Belenszky Sander er-
tesitest kiild0tt sziileinek, Be
lenszky Jczsef es neje 1917
Russell Avenue, - hogy Camp
Shelby, katonai k..kepzo tabor
Dol tovabb vittek, egyelore is
meretlen eel fele.
Prvt. Belenszky 10 honapig
tartozkodott Camp Shelbyben.
Bevonulasa elott chicagoi
nyomdaban dolgozott, maid
visszaj0tt Youngstownba hogy
lit varja be katonai szolgalatra
valo behivasat.
Prvt. Belenszky szorgalmas
tagja volt a Magyar Ref. Hit
k0zsegnek.
Baratai erdekl6dessel var
max hiradast t6le.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19
MEGKEZD0DIK
Az ONKENTES TUZOLT0K
KIKEPZESE

Edd;g 20O-nal t0bb ferfi je-
lentkezett onkentesen tiizo.t6i
munkara, hogy legi riado ese-
ten minden segitseget meg
adjanak a lakossagnak. Ezek
reszere 6 hetes kikepz6 tan
folyam lesz, amikor a jelent-
kez6ket IL osztalyba csopcrts-
sitjak, ahol minden ismerete-
ket kapnak a tiizoltasi mum
kakrol.
E kikepz6 tanfolyamra jelent
kezhet minden katonak0teles
koron aluli ferfi, vagy azons
feluli, aki jo egeszsegi allapot-
ban van.
Jelentkezni lehet az Elm eS
4 Madison Avei TEES szamu tiiz-
otto allomason Is q Market
Street, Gas szarnu ttizolt6 lax
tanyan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19
A NILESl
REF. EnYHAZ HIREl
Kozn: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakas 105 - End st. Niles, o.

B6JTI URvACSORA oszta-
sunkat marcus Len fogiuk
megtartani. El0tte valo heten
csiitort0kon es szombaton este
lesznek bunbanati isteni tisz-
teletek 7 oratol kezdodoleg.
A BOJTI IDOSZAK alatt
msnden csitortokon este lesz
bojti el6keszito isteni tisztelet
predikacioval.
JOVO VASARNAP ESTE 6
orakor tartja meg Noegyletunk
rendes havi gyuleset. A multi
szombaton tartott sutemeny es
levesteszta arusitas isnet j6l
sikerult Felul 80 dollaron lesz
az eredmeny.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19
CSERKESZ FIUK GYUJTIK
A KONYVEKET KATONAINK
RESZERE

Youngstownban hetekkel e.
el6tt megkezd6dott a k0nyv
gyujtes katonaink reszere. A
mozgalomba belekapcsolodtak
a cserkesz csapatok es a hely-
bell k0nyvtarak is, hogy elo-
segitsek a sz6rakoztat6 k0ny-
vek mihamarabbi osszegytijte-
set.
A cserkesz fiuk hazrol- -hazra
jarnak, de akit otthon mem ta-
lalnak, az a k0vetkez6 tele-
fonszamon jelentheti, hogy
van odaadni valo k0nyve;
3-5141 vagy 6-5153, es a cser-
kesz fiuk ismet vissza mennek
a k0nyvekert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19

Februar 26-an, csutort0kon
este $3.50 oral kezdettel lep fel
Nino Martini kivalo tenor enc
kes, a Metropolitan Operahaz
legkivalobb tagja a youngs-
town. Stambaugh Auditorium
ban.
A vendegmuvesz a Youngs-
town Symphony musor kerete-
ben lep fel, ez alkalommal el6-
sz0r e varosban.
A jegyek lefoglalhatok a
Union National Bank epiilete-
ben levo Symphony irodaban,
telefon 6-6O36.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19
MAGYAR REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI
kozii: Marion S&ndor lelkEsx
e25 Mahonina Ave
TeIefon: 3-4557

BUNBANATI iStentisztelet
most vasarnap delel6tt fel II
6rakor, el6tte fel 10-t6l vasar-
napi iskola.
B6JTI URVACSORAOSZTAS
marcus len, vasarnap reggel
10 oratol, scent jegyeket alan
dekozza Kovacs Pal es csa-
ladja.
SEP sIKERREL folyt lie
vasarnap este termiinkben a
Noegylet altal rendezett new
esti vacsora. Az este mintegy
% unnepeltjet nev es sziiletes-
napjuk, valamint hazasssagi
evfordulojuk alkalmabol meleg
szavakkal k0szontottek fel az
egyhaz lelkesze, 10th Gabor,
Lengyel Andras, Potornay ia
nos, Macy Lajos es Almassy
Claiborne. A vacsora 3 ertekes
kez:munka kisorsolasaval 90.
76 tiszta j0vedelemmel jart. A
penzbeli es termeszetben tett
adomanyokat istentiszteletiink
alkalmaval hirdetjuk XII.
TORLESZTESI ALAPUNK-
RIA adakozott a N6egylet, a
Fatal Hazasok Kore $1OO.OO-
$4,000, az Ifjusagi K0r $4,000,
Mituk Istvan, Id. Lakatos Ka-
roly $10-$10 es Macy Berta-
Ian $5.OO-t.
ESKETESEK. Kollar Jozsef
cleveland ifju es Lakatos Mar
git szombaton eskudtek egy-
masnak 0rokhUseget temple
munkban. .Tanuk voltak: Fe-
her Janos es Kovacs Mihalyne.
HETF0N DELEL6TT Kiss
F'erenc es Bukszar Julianna tar
tottak meg eskuv6jiket temp
lomunkban. Tanuk voltak Lie
k0r Istvan es Hudak Janosne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19

BOUT ELS6 VASARNAPI
istentisztelet most vasarnap
delel0tt fel II orakor, el6tte fel
10-kor vasarnapi iskola. A b6j-
ii idoszak az 0nmegvizsgalas,
az 0nmegtagadas: a lelkiseg
idoszaka.
Az URNAK SZENT ASZTA-
LAT a bojti alkalombol mar
cius Len, vasarnap delelott
fogjuk megteriteni egyhazunk-
ban. EFT megel6z6leg februar
25-en, szerdan este fel s orakor
biinbanati istentisztelet lesz.
Szeretettel kerjiik hiveinket,
keszitgessek magukat ill6kep-
pen e scent alkalomra.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES multi
szombaton este tartott rendes
havi gyulesen megujitolag egy
hangu hatarozattal kimondotta
egyhazi alapszabalyunk II-ik
szakasza, Six paragrafusahoz
valo ragaszkodasat, mely sze-
rint "egyhazi es lelkeszi szolga-
tatok teljesitesere csakis azok
es azon csaladok tagjai tart
hatnak igenyt, akik mint rem
des tagjai az egyhaznak, even
tie legalabb hat dollarral jarul-
max az egyhaz fentartasahoz. y
Ezen k0telessegek teljesitese
alol csak a szegenyek es eliza
gyatottak menthet6k fel.
TEMETESuNK volt a multi
penteken delutan. 0zv. Ka-
jati Andrasne, sziil. Pasztor Err.
zsebet n6testverunket a youngs
towni magyarsag egyik legore.
gebb, S egyhazunk alapito es
aldozatkesz tagjat temettuk el
nagyszamu hozzatartozok, roko
nok es jobaratok aterzett resi-.
vete mellett.
TEMPLOMSEGELYZO No
egyletink multi heten behirde-
tett szokasos evi disznotoros
vacsorajat most vasarnap este
6 oral kezdettel templomalatt
helyisegunkben fogjuk megtar.
tani. Tekintettel ARA, hogy {
hettel az elcsendesedett bolt
idoszakba leptiink, vacsoran.
kat a tolunk megszokott rend.
ben, S ez idoszakhoz lilo pro.
gram kereteben fogjuk meg.
tartani. E kitiinonek igerkezi
hurka-kolbasz vacsorara szere.
tettel hivjak meg rendez6 asz
szonya:nk az egyhaz 0sszes tag.
jait es jobaratait.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19
MARCUS 24-IKERE
ALLAPITOTTAK MEG
Az AD0SZAVAZAST

A youngstown szavazok mar
cius 24-iken fognak szavaznl
extra adora, amely eloseg:ti a
varos penziigyi vezeteset sziik-
seq idejen.
Ha ez vi adot a polgarok
megszavazzak, $325.O00 t0bb-
letet jelentene, amely 0sszegbol
a varos t6bb renddrt, tiizoltot
tudna tartani nemzetvedelem
eSeten, megfelel6 felszerelest
tudna beSzerezni.
A megszavazott vi ado ket
even kereSztiil maradna &r-
venyben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19
ADOMANY Az ARVAKNAK

Ujabban Barta Sander
youngstown fiiszerkereSked0
Is dollart adomanyozott a IL
gonieri Bethlen Otthon java
IA, ,ahol a magyar arvak es
Oregek reszere mostanaban
10000 dollarba keriil6 epitke-
ZeSi es atalakitaSi munkalatot
vegeZtek. A Bethlen Otthon
halas a nemes segitsegert es
remeli, hogy a Barta Sander
peldajat Youngstownban es vi
deken masok is k0vetni fogjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19
Hajdu Pal, eln0k.
Santha Laszl6, titkar.
A PROGRAM BIZOTTSAG
DOLGOZIK

A marcus 15-iki iinnepely
k0z0s bizottsaga hetf6n este
tartotta gyiileset, amelyen a
teljes szamban megjelent pro-
gram bizottsagon xviii szamos
vendeg is jelen volt, akik Sc
gitsegere voltak a program bi-
zottsagnak a program 0ssze-
allitasaban.
Az eddigi jelentesek szerint
ezen unnepely programme fe-
liilmulja az eddig tartott mar
ciusi unnepelyeket. Ezen i'm
nepely tiszta haszna a V0r0s
Kereszt javara lesz forditva es
exert az iden belep6 jegyet
fogunk arusitani. A jegyek
mar minden egyhaznal kap-
hat6k.
Felkerjiik azon egyleteket,
amelyeknek amerikai zaszl6juk
van, hogy azokat k0lcs0n0zzek
marcus 15-iken a szinpad fel-
diSziteSere.
Tisztelettel
A K6z0s Bizottsag
TiSztikara,