davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-03-26
SCENT GYoRGY G0RoG KAT.
SZ0vETSEG SCENT MIHALYRoL
NEvEZETT 12-IK oszTALYA

Eln0k Lengyel Andras. Aleln0k
Haidu josef Penztarnok Hajdu Mi.
haly. Titkar es iegyz0 Balogh Istvan,
kihez az egyletet- erdekl6 minden le.
vel kiildend6. cine: So Regent Street.
Campbell. o. Szamvizsgal6k: Ignath
Gyula. Palk6 Janos es Macy Janos.
Beteglatogatok: West Sideon. n6knel
Csolenszky Ferencne: ferfiaknal Hal.
du Janos; South Sideon Macy Janos;
East Sideon Gotz Balint. Hivatalos
orvos DR.. Laurisin Jen6 Ait66r XII.
rally Istyan. Zaszloviv6 i'd. Vask6 ia
nos. Hviatalos lap az Amerikai
Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-03-26
A vERHovAY sEGELY gEcYLET
ss4-IK FIoKJA

Z
Eln0k Brogley Ferenc. Alelnok0k:
1-so Hauser FJil0p: 2ik Macy Hon.
ka. Titkar Brogley Ferenc. minden.
fele beielentes vagy level az CT.
mere ktildend6. Jegyz6 Csordas Julia.
Penztarnok Miglets Vilmosne. Szam.
vizsgal6k: Gregori Jozsef es Beres
Margit Penztari ellen6r ifi Orosz
Ferenc. Nagybizottsagi hkiild0ttek:
Eln0k es titkar hivatalb6l. Migletz
Vilmosne. Gregori Gy0rgy es Gregori
JOSEF. P6ttag Mezei Albert es Hau'
ser Filop. Beteglatogat6k: Handel
Mihaly es Csordas Julia
Gyileseit tartja minden h6nap ma.
sodik keddjen este 5 6rakor a Scent
Istvan Otthonban. Hvatalos lap az
Amerikai Magyar HirIap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-03-26
BRIDGEPORT szovETsEG 1s-lk
YoUNGSToWNI oszTALYA

Elnok Latos J6zsef. Aleln0k Czene
Claiborne. Ugykezel6 Hus6czki Jo-
zsef. 1874 Silliman ST., telefon 9-75S1.
'Jegyz6-titkar Gagyi Janos. 1926 Wes-
ton Ave. Observation-Disclosures: DR..
Laurisin Jen6 es { Rig6 Mihalyne.
Nagybizottsagi tagok: eln0k es tit.
kar. Latos Jozsef. Gagyi Janos, HUI.
soczky josef, P6ttag Gene Claiborne.
Ait66r es zaszl6tart6 Ricz Janos Hi.
vatalos orvos DR.. Laurisin Jen6.
Gyileseit tartja minden h6nap har.
madik vasarnapjan a SIT Gy0rgy
G0rog Kat. templom alatt. 702 Ma.
honing Avenue. Hivatalos lap az
AmeTkai Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-03-26
SCENT MARGIT EGYLET
vERHOvAY 514. Flok
>Alapittatott 1910 Junius lean

Eln0k Brogli Ignac. Aleln0k Kozma
Sander. Titkar 6s Igykezel6 Molnar
Ferenc. 2130 Donald Ave, Telefon
9-5721, akihez a fi6kot erdekl6 min.
den level kiildend6. Jegyzo Szuhy
Albert. Szamvizsgal6k: Sz6kely Ka.
roly. iii. Balask6 Gy0rgy. Nagyhzott-
sagi tag az eln0k es titk&ron kivil.
p6ttag Dudai J6zsefne.
Gyiileseit tartja minden 2-ik vasar.
nap a nagymise utan Magyarok
Nagyasszonya Egyhaz gyul3sterme.
ben, SAB N. Bellevista Ave. Hiva-
talos lap az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-03-26

Pedig ha alaposan merlegel-
jiik a dolgot, akkor sokkal
konnyebb lenne nekik Japant,
mint nekiink a nemeteket ta-
madni, hiszen kozos hataraik
vannak Japannal.
Es vegre ha az oroszokkal
szemben fennallo tartozik-k0-
vetel oldalak merleger6l van
$40, akkor lehet egy kis oknyo-
moz6 t0rtenelmet csinalni s
ramutatni, hogy Hitler mem
boritotta volna VERDE a vilagot,
ha szabad kezet mem kap an
max idejen Stalint6l.
De senki mem rekriminAl,
senki mem tesz szemrehanyast,
inert termeszetesnek tartja
mindenki, hogy az orosz kor-
many AIT cselekedte, amit leg
jobbnak tartott a SAJAT biz
tonsagara abban az id6ben.
Ha az Egyesiilt Allamok XII
vonulna a vilag minden mas
harcterer6l csak Japant ta-
madna, val6sziniileg el tudna
banni a barna-sargakkal, de
annak mem lenne sok ertelme,
inert ha Anglia elesne, Hitler
el6bb-utobb minket tamadna.
A teny azonban megis az, hogy
a sajat k0zvetlen ellensegiink
mem okozna olyan nagy fejfa-
jast.
Ilyesmire senki ertelmes en-
ber mem gondol ebben az or
szagban, ameiyek ha meg
mem sziinnek, lit is hasonlo
hangokat fognanak kivaltani
O0lOluIlk.
Vegre merhet a sors vagy a
forgando hadiszerencse olyan
csapast valamelyik nemzetre,
hogy a franciak gyalazatos pei
dajat k0vetve, a k0z0s frontb6l
kivalik, de akarmelyikkel tor
tenne meg a belszerencse, mi
egesz biztosan tovabb harcol-
nank.
Ha azonban az Egyesilt Al
lamok esne XII valamilyen ka-
tasztrofa miatt a haborub6l,
akkor az Egyesiilt Nemzetek
fundamentuma omlana szet S
az egesz vilag veliink sulyedne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-03-26

IStvan, III. Luteran AndraS eS
Kovacs DezS6.
A Magyar Ref. Egyhaztol:
H6dory Bella, Horvath Sander,
Liska Jozsef, Macy Istvan,
Pallai C. Andras, 10th Ferenc,
10th Janos, Gyorgy Imre, Dem
jen Andras, Halasz Janos, La
katos S. Jozsef, Simon Istvan,
Tur6czy William, Kerti Imre,
Szekely Tamas, Kiss Lajos,
Diamond, O.-bol: Csepke Janos.
Kiss Bella.
A SIT. Gy0rgy Cor. Kat. hit
kozsegtol: Sandor Janos, Deak
Ferenc, Kundrich Emo, Fran
czovszky Daniel, Barany Ele-
mer, Kondas Janos, Hramszky
Istvan, Csentericz Bella, Kopp
Albert, Kordoban Jen6, Szalay
Ferenc, ifj. Banyasz Janos.
Campbellb6l: Kish Vilmos,
ifj. Gom0ry Istvan, Vargo Ist-
van, Kish Lajos.
E keruleti magyar fiuk:
Sandor Janos, Youngstown, O.,
Koleszar Janos, Vogrin T. Ist-
van, Balogh Peter ifj. Lowell
vile, o., Ress Karoly, Youngs-
town.
Scent Istvan rom. kath. egy-
haztol: Babies Jozsef, Babos
Sandor, Centerics Gyula, Feke,
te Andras, Gerzsenyi Jozsef,
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 JOSEF, Babies
Ferenc, Gotz Istvan, Pejko J6=
zsef. Pitlik Elemer, Pollak ia
nos, Petko Jozsef, Szabo Lajos,
Timko Sander, Walter Jozsef,
Warga Istvan, Sztanko Jozsef,
Konya Sander, Csajkovszky J6-
zsef, Fulajtar Jozsef.
Warreni Magyar Ref. Egy-
haztol Halmagyi Istvan, Hal
magyi Andras, Stoke D. Ka-
roly, Marko Lajos, Kosztyo Ist-
van, Kantor Andras, Cseh
Gyorgy, Savanyu Janos, Sava-
nyu Sander.
Hubbard, O.-bol: 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, 1942-03-26
CAMPBELL MAGYAR oTTHoN

ElnOk Gomory Istvan. Aleln0k
Swartz Pal. Titkar Kovacs AndrAs.
Levelez0 titkar Pait6k Pal. P6nzt&r-
nok Juhasz Mihaly. Penztari ellen6r
Kiss Matyas. Aito6r Duda3s Mihaly.
Hazintez6 bizottsag: T0r0k J6zsef.
Sagi Ignac, Fabian Gyula. Macy La
jos. Molnar Wendell es Kiss Maty&s.
Hazgondnok Macy Jozsef.
Gyiileseit tartja minden h6nap ne
gyedik vasarnapian a Reed Avei Ma
gyar Hazban.
Hivatalos lap az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-03-26
AMERikAI MAGYAR
DEMOKRATA CLUB
AIakuIt 1941 december h6 ZEN

Elnok DIR. Laurisin Jen6. Aleln0k
Matasy IsItvan. Titkar Mixich Gas
par. 324 w. Chalmers Avenue, aki-
hez minden level kiildend6. P6nztar-
nok Pivarnyik Helen. Bizalmi tanacs
2 eyre: Habodasz Gustav. Tausz
Gy. Bella es Danish J6zsef; egy eyre
Bouckey Karoly 6s Bobovec Marion.
Hazgondnok Haszonits Ferenc
Gyileseit tartja minden h6nap ell
SO heteben. helyet azonban gyiiles
allapitja meg.
Hivatalos lap az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-03-26
A YOUNGSTOWN
VERHOVAY MOI CSAPAT
MASODIKNAK JOTT BE
A KUGLIZ0 VERSENYBEN

Marcus 21-en Pittsburghban
folyt lie a Verhovay orszagos
kuglizo verseny, amelyben a
Youngstown Verhovay fiokok
hozos moi sport csapata 2-ik-
max j0tt be.
A nagy erdekl0des mellett
lefolyt jatek utan nagyszaba-
su banket volt a Hotel Pitt
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-03-26
MOI koR TIszTlkARA

Eln0k Rendes Jozsefne. Aleln6k
Polyak Ferencne. Penztarnok Rudolph
Istvanne. Titkar Jakobey Olga. q
Morley Ave. Campbell. Ohio. phone
31259. Ellen6r 10th Gy0rgyne. Gond-
nok Macy J6zsefne. Bizottsag: Cseh
Mihalyne. Gy6n Mihalyn6. Horv&th
Jozsefne. N6i hazbizottsag: Mrs. 10th.
Mrs. Halasz. Mrs. Zdidosky.
Gyiilesek minden masodik kedden q
Magyar Hazban. 118 Reed Avenue.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-03-26
A YOUNGSTOWN Is k0RNYEKi
MAGYAR EGYHAzAk Es EcY.
LETEk NAGYBIzoTTsAGA:
Alakult 19f5-ben

EIn8k Brooley Fsrenc. Eis6 alel.
n6k Mstyxsy J. istv&n. M&sodIk aieI.
n6k B&nffy Jxnos. Titk&r G6ber
Janos, iakik 232 So. Garland Avenue,
teIefon 3-ss77, atihez minden level
kuidend6. P9nxt&rnok Lengyel c.
Lajos. ElienSr8k: s&ntha L&sxI6, Mol
nar Ferenc, Brcali lanxc 81 Danish
J6zsef. Hivatalos lap az Amerikai
Magyar Hirlap. Or. laurisin Jen6
magyar laptud6sit6. So Gyuleseinek
idejet es heiy6t hivatalos lap k0zli.
A MISUNDERSTANDING A k0vET.
kEz6 TEsTULETEK TARTozNAK:
Scent Istvan rom. kat. hitk0zsea.
Maayarok Nagyasszonya rom. kat.
hitk0zsea.
Scent Gy0rgy s6r. kat. hitk6zsea.
Magyar Ev. Reformatus Eayh&z.
Magyar Reformatus EgyhSx
Z Campbell Baptista gyuIekezet.
Greg Amerikas Maayarok csaIzdja
Scent lmre Eaylet
Scent Istvan Egyiet verhovay
segeIy Eaylet Fl. fi6kia
verhovay SegeIy Eaylet 364. fi6kja
verhovay SegeIy Egylet 514. fi6kja
Bridgeport Sz6vets6a rs. osxtSlya
Rak6czi EayIet 86-ik osztSiya
SGT. Gy0ray G0r0u katoIikus sz1.
vetsea IL. osztalya
West Sidei PoIgari K6r
varosi Polgari Kor
Az Greg EeyIet
Amerikai Magyar Oemokrata k6r
kereskedok es lparosok k6re
Ev tagsagi dill testuIetenkent 100
tagia $500 kst tag kuldssi ioggaI.
Minden tovabbi megkezdett 100 tag
utsn $1.O0 lefizetese eIleneben meg
eqy vagy t0bb tagot kiildhet.
A Nagybizottsasnak tagja Iehet
mnden Youngstown Is k0rnyeki ha.
zafias magyar egyhaz vagy eaylet.
Celia az 0sszmagyarsaa 6rdekelt
szoIgalni, kepviselni Is megvedeni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-03-26
NEHA AZ EMbER MECUNJA

Szeretne az ember, ha az
Egyesiilt Nemzetek tagjai k0zt
mindig, mindenben teljes egyet
ertes lehetne.
Is minden j6akaratu ember
elk0vet mindent, hogy az any
nyira sziikseges Is fontos har-
moniaba valahogy zavar6 hang
gal belle ne kialtson.
Sajnos, egyetlen csalad, s6t
ferj-feleseg k0zt sem lehet
mindig, mindenben egyetertest
keresni meg kevesbe lehetse-
ges az, mikor huszonhat xii
lonboz6 nemzet egyesiilt bizo-
nyos munkara.
Lehetseges, s6t val6szinii,
hogy vannak dolgok, arniket
szovetsegeseink unnak mi ben
mink, de mindenesetre vannak
dolgok, amiket kezdenek unni
az amerikai polgarok.
Az azsiai vereseg utan pei
daul elkezdtek itt-ott vinnyog-
nj az angliai sajtoban, hogy a
Csendes tenger vedelmet min
den emberi szamitas szerint az
Egyesiilt Allamoknak kellett
volna ellatni. Itt-ott EFT a han
got Australia es Hollandia sal
tojaban is hallottuk, sokkal XII
sebb mertekben.
Jo, beismerjik, hogy Pearl
Harbornal megvertek benniin-
ket, hogy flottank oft alaposan
elgyongiilt.
Vegre is Singaporet a vilag
.bevehetetlen varanak hirdet-
tex es tartottak S nerni joggal
kiil0nosnek talalhatjuk, hogy
ait napok alatt ell tudtak venni
a japanok. Hogy a bevehetet-
len er6d igazi vedelmer6l mem
gondoskodtak azok az ango-
lok, akik mar ket eve harcol-
max, tehat van nemi gyakorla-
TUX a modern hadviselesben.
Ugyanigy -.
Az oroszok nagyban invita-
max most benniinket, hogy
nyissunk egy masodik frontot
es tamadjuk meg valahol a"
nemeteket, hogy Hitlert ket
tiiz k0ze szoritsuk.
EFT minden amerikai secret
ne megtenni, csakhogy pilla-
nathan mem all m6dunkban.
Az oroszok azonban mem all
max meg a keresnel.
Finoman elburkolt, de erhe-
to fenyegetesekben adjak a
tudtunkra, hogy ha nekik egy-
maguknak kell Hitler ellen
harcolni, akkor csak a sajat er-
dekeik szempontjabol fogjak az
esemenyeket merlegelni. ma
gyaran akkor esetleg kiil0n be-
ket kOtnek Hitlerrel.
Well, ha ezt akarjak, mem
akadalyozhatja meg 6ket SEN
XII az elhatarozasukban.
Mielott orosz reszrol akar
szemrehanyasokkal illetnek,
akar finom fenyegetesben re-
szesitenek bennlnket, jo lesz
figyelembe venni, hogy mi ha-
boruban allunk ezidoszerint
Japannal nagyon megk0ny-
nyitene a helyzetiinket, ha a
Mikadonak a Soviet is hadat
iiZenne.
Belatjuk azonban, hogy ezt
nehez nekik most megtenni es
egy zokszot sem cit senki ell
leniik exert ebben az orszag-
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-03-26
NILES, OIL
KATOLIKUS MAGYAROK

Fot. Mundweil Janos, a
youngstown Magyarok Macy
asszonya rom. kat. hitk0zseg
plebanosa marcus 28-an, szom-
bat delutan / oratol 2 oraig,
este 8 6ratol gyontat a nilesi
Scent Istvan rom. kat. temp
lomban.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Brief Reviews

NOVELS.
Enduring Riches, by Margaret
Flint (Dodd, Mead)-Mild middle
aged romance in a Maine setting.
Folksy.
v for Vengeance, by Dennis
Wheatley (Macmillan)-Story of oc-
cupied France. Trade article.
The Family Man, by Anne Mere
dith (Howell, Soskin)-Novel of Eng
lish family undergoing war condi-
tions. Average.
The Lieutenant's Lady, by Bess
Streeter Aldrich (Appleton- Century,
Story of soldiers wife on the
American frontier IS years ago.
Conventional.
Early Summer, by Elizabeth Cor
bett Appleton-Century)-Story of
young woman marrying just after
the Civil War and learning how to
get along with a large farm and a
family of stepchildren. Conven-
tional.
A Golden Age, by Christine Whit
ing Parmenter (CrowelD-Story of
family life in Yankee village of the
Dos. Conventional.
Musk and Amber, by A. E. w.
Mason Doubleday. Doran)-Ro-
mantle blood-and- thunder tale Of
Italian operate singer in the time
of the Inquisition. Trade article.
1 Live Again, by Warwick Deeping
(KnopD-By the device of inter-
relating four love stories, Mr.. Deep
ing informs his devoted public that
love conquers death. and England
will win the war. Strictly a trade
article. .gsrt.s -.--, 10.
Coffee Cream, by Carolyn Over
street (Dutton)-One of those novels
in which pure Southern aristocrat
marries Northern businessman
and geography determines the out
come. Conventional.
Call Her Rosie, by Eva Bruce
(Washburn-A cheerfully disrepu-
table family is reformed by driving
termagant of daughter. Light,
conventional.
Glass Mountain, by Mary Frances
Doner doubleday, Doran)-Story of
the regenerating influence which the
Chatauqua institution had on
rough Great Lakes captain. Con-
ventional.
Valley Of Night, by Jeffrey Farnol
doubleday, Doran)-An old hand at
Observation-Disclosures turns out an
other Jasper Sprig story. Good
trade piece.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Bridge Across He'll

By Jessie Emerson Mofat.
(SWitt.J
It's pity that Jessie Emerson
Moffat felt the necessity of inserting
a conventional plot and a handful
OF insipid characters into book that
might otherwise have been a fasci-
mating story of India and the Far
East. When Mrs Moffat starts talk
ing about India. its people and GUS
toms, she is thoroughly convincing.
Unfortunately, she has used this
knowledge and her skill in setting it
forth merely as a backdrop for the
antics of hero who is principally a
blackguard and heroine who should
never have left her native Arizona
desert.
How Francine Gordon, the daugh-
ter OF a Western preacher, ever got
to India in the first place is a little
vague. Once there, though, she en-
counters Jim Black, engaged Just
then in the serious business of
avenging himself on all women for
the infidelity of his wife. Mr.. Black,
among other things murderer, alb
ducts the wide-eyed and innocent
Francine and thereby sets of q
series of adventures which are knit
ted together by weird assortment
of incredible condolences. NIX.
Submarines
By Herbert S. Zim. (Hdr.
court, Brace.)
Most Of us have a fair understand
ing of the mechanics and functions
of an airplane or a battleship, but
few have an intelligent knowledge
Of the workings Of q submarine. DR..
Zim's story Of the undersea boats
gives complete picture Of their de-
velopment, the scientific principles
that control their operations, and
the part they are playing in modern
warfare. Every phase Of the sub
marine and of submarine life Is
carefully explained. Hard-to-grasp
facts are simplif1ed by the use Of
line drawings, diagrams and photo
graphs.
Submarines" is as direct and un-
cluttered piece of writing as q
textbook. It is interesting reading
because Of its subject, rather than
for richness Of prose or the light
touch Of an occasional incident or
allegory. Although not 50 brilliant
as other recent works on suhma-
rines, its very simplicity makes it
worthwhile for the hurried reader
who wants Z basic knowledge Of
one Of the wars greatest weapons.
MALCOLM lAlxDORNI, u.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
East of Farewell
By HoWdrd Hunt. (KnopfJ


The only possible this should not he
best seller is that the reading
It's cover 1t everything
interest this time 1t certainly high the books
the
publishers believe
based personal wartime experiences.
Strictly speaking this wrapped up
neatly orthodox
England But loaded with
have been supplied only by through
wartime
Hunt ensign May 1s41 after taking training
course He assigned
Last February take
while
OF me that was stu fresh in his mind-before had
become custed with mellow illusions glory high ideals
For the he tells is
sick grlmy pepetuay tired pouring down
their throa doing that dasu done
rackd sometimes with petty aous contempt for
their speors and who have human less
tense through the long suppression of long
WILL be America us
up by men who still spend the afternoon slipping
evening theater
perpetual watch for submarines
ulng over political questions
ed IN just one hingn doing their job
ming 1t quickly - -"
It also strange of Uncle Sans
nava vessels nave no love for
improve golf ability on piece of
paper the co-ordnaes of latitude look
them and that marks fluid doesn't
anything Ike I've been Hot Springs
back forth until
Jelly Tor brain and the ship the
smell OF the and the hate of the will be with
Wherever Ensign Hunt moment whatever he NAV
button ne has already made better understanding among
americans VINO are not IN actual combat NORMAN
Evening star., 1942-10-04

a fictional hero, but typical OF those
used by the Signal Corps. Techni-
cal Manuel No. 11,410 of the War
Department on THE Homing
Pigeon" outlines the care and train
ing of these birds as carried out by
the Army.
The horse is the animal which
has been most used by men in war
One of the most unusual books
about war horse is "Comanche, +"
by Barron Brown. The author has
brought together in a small book
all available information about this
horse, "the sole survivor of all the
forces in Clusters last stand, the
Battle of the Little Big Horn" June
Is, 1876. Among other books which
contain more general information
is Cavalry Combat by the United
States Cavalry School. Here are
many maps and discussions of the
part played by small cavalry units
in the last war.
Cats in Wan
Although they have not yet been
assigned to wartime duties, cats
must live through periods of war
like the rest of US. In Nine Lives:
A Cat Of London in Peace and War"
Alice Grant Rosman presents "a
cats-eye view" of London in 1904.
At the close the reader feels that
if he can act with as much serenity
as Samuel Penguin and his owners,
bombs will lose some of their power
to disturb, even If not to destroy.
The incidental descriptions of the
work of the persons connected with
the animal post in rescuing and
caring for victims of the bombings
are suggestive for those who may
be interested in such efforts here.
Authoritative information on pro-
lection and first-aid treatment of
animals is found in two pamphlets,
one A. R. P. Handbook No. IL, issued
by the British government, and the
other based on British practice, but
issued by the American Red Star
Animal Relief. These have instruc-
tions for handling horses, cats, dogs
and other animals under wartime
conditions.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
David Lawrence's 'Diary'
Washington Correspondent Presents
Volume of Views on Recent Events
By Mary-Carfer Roberts.
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