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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15
YOUNGSTOWN
VOLT POLGARMESTER
KORAI HALALA

Mark E. Moore, ugyved, aki
1931-35-ig Youngstown pol
garmestere volt, januar 1O-en a
Scent Erzsebet korhazban eliza
lalozott AZ ewes koraban. Mr..
Moore ugy polgarmesteri szol-
galata alatt, mint visszavonu-
lasa utan tevekeny reszt vett
a varost erdekl6 k0zmunkAk-
ban. Korai halala Macy vesz-
teseg azon munkas tarsainak,
akiknek mindenkor 6szinte ia
nacsad6ja es vezet6je volt.
Ternetese kedden ment vegbe
osztatlan reszvet mellett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15
ECYLETEINk
F|CYELMEBE

A Youngstown es Kornyeki
Magyar Egyhazak es Egyletek
Nagybizottsaga evi tisztvisel6
valaszto gyiilest tart januar'
25-en, vasarnap delutan 2:30.
oral kezdettel a West Sidei
Magyarok Nagyasszonya rom.
kath. hitkozseg iskola terme-
ben. 4>
A Youngstown magyar egy-
leteket tisztelettel kerem, hogy
a Nagybizottsagba megvalasz-
tott kepvisel6k neveit, cimeit,
valamint AIT is, melyik egyhaz-
hoz tartoznak, jelentsek be
Gober Janos titkarnal: 232
Garlan Ave-, minel r0videbb
idon beliil.
GoBER JANOS, titkar..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15
VALASZTASI GYtJLES VOLT
A SIT MARGIT - 5I4.
VERHOVAY FI0KNAL

Vasarnap delutan januar
lien lezajlott a Scent Margit
514-ik Verhovay fiok tisztvise-
l6valasztasi gyulese sep szamu
tagsag jelenleteben. Egyhan-
gulag megszavazta a tagsag a
regi tisztvisel6ket, akik a
kovetkez6k:
Eln0k: Brogley Ignatz; al
eln0k: Kozma Sander; ugyke-
zelo titkar: Molnar Ferenc,
213O Donald Ave. Telefon:
9-5721. Akihez a fiokot min
den erdeklo level kuldend6;
jegyz6: Szuhy Albert; ellen
orok: Szekely Karoly es ifj.
Balasko Gy0rgy; nagybizott-
sagi tagok: az elnok, es titkar;
pottag: Dudai Jozsefne. Hiva-
talos lap az Amerikai Hirlap es
tagja ujra a Nagybizottsagnak.
A tagsag megszavazott S dol
lart a V0ros Keresztnek. Ke-
rem a tagsagot, hogy mukod-
jenek egyutt a tiszviselokkel,
hogy gyarapithassuk a fiokot.
K0sz0netet mond az 0ssztag-
sagnak a tisztikar a tovabbi
belejiik helyezett bizalomert.
TiSztelettel:
Brogley Ig1adtz, eln0k,
Molndr Ferenc, titkdr,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15
TISZTUJITAS
Az 0REG AMERIKASOKNAL

A Youngstown 0reg Anne
rikasok Csaladja januar lien,
vasarnap delutan 3 orakor a
Varosi Polgari Kor helyisege-
ben, 1907 Wilson Ave. tartotta
evi gyuleset.
Az evi beszamolas utan a
Csalad megvalasztotta az .uj
tisztvisel6ket. Csaladf6: Gagyi
Janos, helyettes csaladf6: Hor-
vath Istvan i'd, irodeak: Bri-
zsak Gy0rgy B., 1925 Ford Ave-,
telefon 63507, penztarnok:
Banffy J. Janos, szamvizsgal6k:
Matyasi Istvan ugyved, Szabo
J. Istvan, Nagybizottsagi ia
gok: Horvath Istvan i'd, Bri-
zsak Gy0rgy B., P6ttag Danish
J6zsef. Haznagy: Bobovetz Mar
ton, zaszl6viv6: Gene Gabor,
Csaladi Tanacs Bizottsag: Boil
la Gabor, Gene Claiborne, Kor-
hut Istvan, Potornay Janos,
Smith Pista, Rigo Mihalyne,
Bulg0zdy Mihaly, Danish J6-
zsef, Mrs. Belensky, Mrs. Cset-
te, Stoke Gergelyne es Brizsak
Gy0rgyne.
Hivatalos lap az Amerikai
Magyar Hirlap.
BRIZSAK GYORGY b.,
ir6deak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15
RENDIVt)LI
GYt}LESRE HIV
A NAGYBIZOTTSAG

A Youngstown Nagybi7ott-
sag rendkivili gyiilest tart
januar 19-en, h&tfOn este
1880 oral kezdettel a 0reg
Ref. Egyhaz gyulester1meben.
Mivel a Civilian Defense
es a V0r0s Kereszt munkai-
rol lesz rendkivUl fontos tar
gyalas, kerjuk a Nagybizott-
sag 0ssztagsagat es az 1941-
es regi delegatusokat, hogy
teljes szamban jelenjenek
meg e fontos gyiilesen.
BROGLEY FERENC
elnOk.
GoBER, JANOS,
titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15

n,egis fel, - ssokjek le q tele-
lenarN. De Oafon le lehet-e
ssokpi? Act hiszem igen. Theo-
dore Rooseueltnek volt erre egy
j6 receptje:: "CselekedgeI ugy,
naintha mem felnel;; igy ncgyora
hanaar meg togod ssokni a 3D.
torsdgot"
Ugynevesett fel readssabd-
lyokAcal mem lehet a telelnaet
Jekdsdeni:: hatdrosott es er6tel-
jes cselekvesre pan szukseg. A
HabOsds a Feletena gyermeke.:
meg keu 0Ini apjdual egyItt.
Tehdt PUtds, ne te1j az Elet-
t6l! Ne felj a j0u6t6l! Ne telj,
hogy elvessted dlldsodat vagy a
pensedet! Ne feJ kimondani
becsIIetes velen,Snyedet! Ne
felj ssabad0n cselekedni oly
dolg0kban, maelyhes n,dsnak
senanai k0se! Ne telj att6l, hogy
unit naond maid a uildg", inert
naindig es naiadenatt 0annak
alias enaberek, atit atkor is
rosssat na0adanak r6lad, ha
Odl6sdgos angyal vagy -. Ne
felj a t6n0k0dt6l, mig becsiile-
tesen DSgsed a dolgodat! Ne
felj az igazsdgtalanul megtd-
naadott naells dllrai Ss ne telj az
igas Igy erdekeben felsz6lalni!
Ne teG meg o1ekor sem, ha
esetleg exert mds toglalkozdst
keN keresned!
Mem tretdb6l, ha,,ena konao-
lyaa m0ndOm:: ne felj pajtds
meg hiteles6idt6l sem. A hite-
les6 mem, is olyan vessedelnaes
en,ber, ha 6sztst6n n,egnao1dod
neki, hogy naj<rt mem tudss
ftsetai, inert az 6sztnteseg kelti
fel benne a renaSnyt, hogy fl
setnt togss -sseki, nsihelyt less
neibN.
Ne telj attd Sc, hogy maid
ast togjdk. rid naonda,at, hogy
"n'ds v1gy mint a t0bd." Mds-
td kal0nb6sni meg mem see
gyen.
Tdpay Ssab6 Ldszl6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15
BRIDGEPORT SZOVETSEG
l6. OSZTALY GYULESE

A Rridgapdfti Sz0vetseg 16-
TX, yourfgstowni osztalya a
rank jov6 vasarnap, januar 18-
an rendes havi gyiileset tartja
a szokott helyen es id6ben. =
Keretnek a tagok minel ma
gyobb szamban megjelenni. -
Beteg tagok: Kohut Gezane,
Katocs Janos. Betegseg az ugy
kezel6nel jelentend6: 1874 Sill
liman st. Telefon 97581.
Husoczky J6zsef,
igykezel6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15
K0TESHEZ ERT6KRE
VAN SZtjKSEGE A
WORDS. KERESZTNyEK

A Words Keresztnek sziikse-
ge volna olyan n6kre, akik er-
tenek koteshez, hogy q katonAk
reszere talar6kat, sweatereket
keSzitSenek.
Akik hajland6k idejiiket ere
a munkafa aldozni, jelentkez-
zenek 1T s. Champion stem,
vagy telefonon: 1928, ahol
b6vebb fe1vilagositast adnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15
YOUNGSTOWN
ELOFIZETOINK
FIGYELMEBE!

Az ut0bbi idOben kOllektO-
raink nagy elfOglaltsaguk k
miatt mem kereshettek fel a
Hirlap es a Szabadsag el6fi-
zet6ket, akik ICY termeszete-
sen elmaradtak az el0fizete-
siekkel.
R0videsen Ress Lajos fel-
keresi a South Side, North
Side, East Side, Brier Hill,
Haselton, Hinrod es st. Clair
k0rnyeki hatralekos el6fize-
t6inket, fogadjak szivesen Is
rendezzek a lejarataikat.
KIAD0HIVATAL.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15

80 Ava, A@Soy CsAAAAAASA q JoNOOCAA
j0nni kell, az okvetlenul el fog
j0nni ,akarmit pr6balgat is a
gyenge ember a sors akarata-
val szemben. h a fatalizmus
csinalt bel6liik olyan kitiin6
katonakat. Azzal mentek a
harcba, hogy ila listen akarata
gy6zelmet irt el6 reszikre, ak
kor gy6zni fognak es ha Ell kell
essenek, akkor att6l semmi
modon nem menektilhetnek.
Sajat amerikai hazankban
is nagyon sok ember van, aki-
mex hasonl6 a hite, amelyet
predestinatios neven emleget-
mex. Nagyon kiil0n0s dolognak
latszik az, hogy legyenek gon-
dolkozo emberek, akik at higy
'jek, hogy nekik a villamos
szekben kell meghalniok es EFT
nen1 kerulhetik ell, akarmit is
csinalnak. AIT hiszik, hogy szu
letesiik pillanatatol kezdve ell
karhozasra vannak itelve es
ebben melabus lemondassal
meg is nyugosznak.
Latszolag olyanf zavaros ell
melet ez, mint a magunkfajta
egyszerii emberek reszere
Einstein elmelete a viszonyla-
gossagrol, a relativitasrol, de
viszont nagyon k0vetkezetes
es egyszeru a felteves, ha ait
alaposabban vizsgalja meg az
ember.
Vegyuk peldanak ait, hogy
Ajtay Kovacs qabor foldink,
aki Clevelandha lakik, nyari
pihen6je soran vonatra i'll, ell
megy Colorado allamba es Fort
Collins allomasan kiszall es ne
kivag a nagy hegyek iranya-
ban. Ajtay Kovacs Gabor fol-
dink mem jart Coloradoban
soha. Neki idegen es ismeret-
len f0ld0n van es amint egye-
mes iranyban ballag elore, So
ha Sc tudja, hogy mi varakozik
ra a dombok, erd6k, a. bokrok
m0g0tt, szoval oft, amt ,,sze-
meivel el6re mem lathat.s Min
den patak, minden bokor, min
den hid, minden keresztut vi
felfedezeskent hat ra, olyasmi
gyanant, amir6l soha mem is
almodott. Nehany lepesre lat
hat ugyan el6re, de sejtelme
sincs rola, hogy vandorlasanak
soran milyen nehezsegek es
megpr6baltatasok varnak ra.
Mas a megfigyel6nek a hely-
zete, aki repil6gepen jar Co.
dorado allan felett. A nagy
magassagbol elore lathatja az
egesz utat, amely reaja var.
Ha modja volna "a, odakialt-
hatna a f0ldon gyalogl6 Ajtay
Kovacs Gabornak:
- Par perc mulva egy pa
takhoz fogsz erkezni. Valami-
vel kes6bb at kell kapaszkodj
egy keritesen, keresztul ballagj
egy legel6n, XII kell kerulj egy
siiriin bozotos erd6t es vegul
egy farmhazhoz fogsz jutni,
gyumolcsfak k0z0tt, oft meg
pihenhetsz.
Amt a gyalogjaro vandor
mem lathat meg, ait a reptile
gepen lev6 megfigyel6 mind
el6re tudja es veszi 6szre.
Jozanul gondolkozo emberek
kivetel nelkul kepesek ARA,
hogy bizonyos mertekig el6re
lassanak, persze csak igen kis
tavolsagra. Mvel ismerik az
ok es okozat 0r0k t0rvenyet,
korulbelil biztosak lehetnek
fel6le, hogy annak, amit ma
cselekedtek, holnap mi lesz
az eredmenye, vagy a k0vet-
kezmenye. A etettek hatasat
gyakran meg hetekkel, s6t h6-
napokkal el6bbre is kiszamit-
hatjak, inert okszeriileg k0ve-
keztetnek. Az ok es okozat tor
venye gepszerii pontossaggal
eS elkeriilhetetlen kOvetkezteS-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15

A nemr6g elhunyt nagy ma
gyar ujsagir6nak utols6 cikket
k0xOljtik, amely k0zvetleniil ha,
lala el0tt jelent meg budapes.
ii sajt6ban Mem szabad elfelej.
teniink, hogy 1941-ben mar su.
lyos cenzuraval kellett T&pay
Szab6 Laszl6nak szamolnia, ez.
ert kerjIk olvas6inkat, hogy a
ragyogo cikket gondosan oil.
vaSsak at
Egy dngol filos6fus, James w.
Barrett irja, hogy az ember
zegnngyobb ellensege a Fele-
lem. .Azt nnondja, hogy senansi
sem loly borzaszt6, senami sem
olyan tdjdalmas, ssegyenletes
Is tiirhetetlen, 1niutha az en-
Der tel ualamit6l. A bcTt6l udl6
f<lelem n,indig legaldbb ketsser
olyan rossz, mint 1nag1 a baj
- mem is ss6lUa arr6l, h0gy
mem is k0uetkezik be n1indig
az, 1zait6l olyan nagyon tel-
think. - Err6l lehet gondOl-
kodni
Csatdba,a meg mem Doltana;:
de, ngy kepsclena. -h0gy a tdz-
hdrcbd1a a teJelem mem probe
ma; oft mem, lelaet vdlogatni a
kiil6nb0s6 lehet6sSgek k0s0tt
- 1pindenki tudjd mi a k0te-
lessege es AIT teljesiti, anaepy-
nyre birja. A gyduasdg csak
drtand a harc0snak; a bdtorsdg
pedig bisonyos f0lSnybe juttat-
ia. A modern hadseregben a
:kilcepses legt6bb teladata:: a
teIelemSrzetet teljesen kiusni a
kntoa1 lelkeb6l. - Hajdan es
mem igy uolt. A napoleoni f,d-
borukban egg hadnagy meg
zepetDe ldtta, hogy mellette
,dll6 Greg urnak renaeg a ldba.
- 5bester ura7a in fel2 -
kerdezte t6le.
- Bisonu 0csenn - fezezte
az Greg esredes - ha te ugy
felnel, mint en-. utkor n1dr
reoen ezsznzndtdl MOLINA,
=. ANEozO0m ara neOetDsT
a Hato"at' no9y Note1essege.-
'sete yyoSSe 1e Jeoete"as'Sete1'
ma mas a "e0e1es ce1]o' a.
nogy q nd1o,,a ne aSnser'e a
IeasseM e'SeteI. AZ a Hoto'a'
0ns e9y'6 keseoen az oSssenoJ-
e'sott He'e"pu''o1' moS'S he'
seoen a pus"o0ot: e)roeTnyo]e-
oe" o.Soo' ese'h"e.e'eS "AegaS-
Sogoot 'eug''H' 0o]Jon 'S"'e'1-e
I" Je'e'"'e1! oe"'"'eSe"e Se"''
Az nnerihcai pozndrhdborut
taudpnlep6en U1ussess s. Grant
tfbornok nuerte men De NJ
naso nem k0ztzdom6sa hoou
asert nuerte n,eo a hdborut,
inert zeoez6ss0r q Felezraet
ov6zte le. ,Ssobad taldn eln,on-
,Jno,o,n bon,, os ho,,,r,, +S,.-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15
.ESEM ENY Elk


A neinreg elhunyt Macy ma
gyar ujsagir6nak utols6 cikk6t
k0x0ljiik. amely k0zvetleniil ha
lala el6tt jelent meg budapes.
ii sajtoban. Mem szabad elfelej.
teniink, hogy 1941-ben mar SUI.
lyos cenzuraval kellett Tapay
Szab6 Laszl6nak szamolnia, ez.
ert kerjiik olvas6inkat, hogy a
ragyogo cikket gondosan OIL.
yaSSak at.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
BranchyiIIe Man Dies
In Boulevard Collision

Everett Wyman, IS. Of Branch
vile, Nd, was killed when his auto
mobile collided with a truck on the
Washington Baltimore boulevard
near Branchviile last night. The
auto was driven under the chassis
of the larger vehicle which, Prince
Georges County police said, was
driven by Everett Thomas Bell of
Medina, Ga.
Fairfax County fVa) police today
announced the identity of a man
who was killed on the Lee highway
near Camp Washington and the
Fairfax High School Monday night.
He has been identified as Ernest M.
Baber, about 4S years old, Of Char
lottesville, Va. He was an employe
Of q railroad, police said.
The contents of at least so cases
Of whisky were wasted on Maryland
soil yesterday when a Montgomery
County Liquor Board truck loaded
with ITO cases Of liquor overturned
on the Fairland road about miles
from Silver Spring, police reported.
Police said Herman Charles Miller,
81. Of Rockville, driver of the truck,
told them he lost control of his
vehicle when he swerved to avoid .
collision with an oncoming auto
mobile.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Trade Board Honors 10 Heroes
Among Police and Firemen
Brewery and Intelligent Action
For Yeur Is Given Recognition
Five policemen and five firemen

Five policemen and five firemen
cited for bravery and intelligent
action in line of duty during the
last fiscal year received awards and
'commendation from the Committee
of Award for Meritorous Service at
a Board of Trade meeting last night
In the Mayflower Hotel.
The citations were read by Robert
v. Fleming, chairman Of the COM
mittee, and the awards were pre-
sented to the policemen by Police
Supt. Edward j. Kelly, and to the
firemen by Fire Chief Stephen T.
Porter.
The list was topped by Police 1t.
John r. Jefferies of No. IL precinct,
who received a gold medal, the
highest award. The citation said
LIT. Jefferies, on June II, 1910, In
the rear of the 18th precinct, at the
risk of his own life, prevented the
escape of an officer who had fatally
shot a police sergeant. 1t. Jefferies
demonstrated courage and heroism."
Private Wins Silver Medal.
Other policemen honored and
their citations were:
Silver medal, Pvt. Glenville F.
Brown, Traffic Division: Pvt.
Brown, on October 6, 1910, in the
vicinity of Fourteenth and c streets
SW., at the risk of his own life,
prevented the shooting of fellow
officer and caused the arrest of
dangerous criminals who had held
up and robbed many business estab-
lishments in the District of Colum-
bia. Pvt. Brown demonstrated cour-
age and the highest degree of zeal"
Bronze bar, Pvt. Richard Mower,
No. 8 precinct: Pvt. Mower, on
March 2, 1s41, entered a burning
building at 602 Ninth street NE,
and at the risk of his own life, car
ried a man to safety. Pvt. Mower
demonstrated valor, courage and
heroiSm."
Honorable mention, Pvt John G..
Michalek, No. precinct: Pvt.
Michalek. on August 20, 1910, in the
vicinity of 5433 Georgia avenue NV,
at the risk of his own life, caused
the arrest of four men who had
broken into a drug store. Pvt.
Michalek demonstrated alertness,
courage and zeal"
Honorable mention, Pvt. George
F. Bryan, No. 6 precinct: Pvt. Bry-
ant, on February 4, 1941, in the
vicinity of 500 Aspen street NV, at
the risk of his own life, caused the
arrest OF man who had broken into
the above premises and who had
fired a tear gas gun into his face
Pvt. Bryant demonstrated courage
and the highest degree of zeal"
Fire Lieutenant Honored.
The firemen honored and their
citations were:
Bronze bar, 1t. Andrew N. Wright.
No. 2 truck: LIT. Wright. on Febru-
ary 5. 1o41, through dense smoke.
flame and heat. at a fire in 809
Eighteenth street NV, rescued an
unconscious woman from a third
floor bedroom. thereby demonstrat-
ing courage and the highest degree
of zeal"
Honorable mention. Capt. Leiper
r. Price, No. IL engine Capt. Price,
on September l. 1910. through dense
smoke, flame and heat, at q fire
in 1918 Girard street NV, assisted
in the rescue Of two persons from
a first-fioor apartment. thereby
demonstrating courage and zeal"
Honorable mention. 1t. william
n. Roman. No. 10 engine: ''Lt. Ro-
nan. on September 2s, 1910, through
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Students Dance Recital
Features Modern Themes

Students of local and nearby
schools joined in a recital presented
last night by the Washington Dance
Association in Roosevelt High
School, using modern themes. In
cluded, however. were several num-
bers based on biblical works.
One of the outstanding numbers
of the program was "A Ritual for
Today" presented by Erika Thimey
and students from the King Smith
Studio School. The Maryland Uni
versity group also presented modern
dance versions to good effect. The
entire choreography was done by
directors of the various dance units
and some of the music was written
by participating students.
Among schools participating were
Marjorie Webster. Gallaudet Col
lege, Hood College, Holton Arms,
George Washington University,
American University and Chevy
Chase Junior College.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
$500 Will Be Shifted
From Treasury, Ssh,
To Six Other Cities
War Stomp and Bond,
OId-Aee and Survivors
Sections Are Involved

Under present Federal decentral-
ization plans $500 employees here
will be moved to other cities to pro-
vide working space for war workers,
the Budget Bureau announced to-
day.
In addition, the statement said
1 800 more persons will be hired and
assigned to Chicago for the War
Stamp and Bond sales campaign Of
the Government.
The breakdown of figures shows
that 2,100 employees of the Treasury
Department Fiscal Service will be
sent to Offices In Chicago beginning
June /. These include War Stamp
and Bond workers. Promotional,
printing and shipping employees in
affected sections will remain here.
w. E. Reynolds, public buildings
commissioner, has arranged for
rental space in the huge Merchan-
disc Mart in Chicago.
Employees of the Social Security
Board, totaling 1,700. will be trans
ferred to Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York, Chicago, New Orleans
and San Francisco this summer.
Those to be moved are in the Old
Age and Survivors Insurance Bu-
reau. The Budget Bureau said 500
employees Of the executive and pol
icy-making stats of the s. s. B.
will be shifted June l TO Baltimore.
The remaining 1900 workers viii
be sent to the other cities as ONCE
space is available.
According to Budget Bureau ON
cials, area offices will be given re-
sponsibinty for the adjudication Of
claims
Evening star., 1942-04-24

dense smoke and heat, at q fire In
II Myrtle street NE, rescued q
child from a second-foo bedroom.
thereby demonstrating courage and
the highest degree of zeal"
Honorable mention, Pvt. Wilbur
S. Ratcliffe, No. II engine: Pvt.
Radcliffe, on September /. 1910,
through dense smoke, flame and
heat, at fire at 1918 Girard street
NV, assisted in the rescue of two
persons from a first-fioor apartment,
thereby demonstrating courage and
zeal"
Honorable mention, Pvt. Bernard
J. Burns, No. 2 trucks Pvt. Burns,
on February 5, 1941, through dense
smoke, flame and heat, at fire in
300 Nineteenth street NV, assisted
in the rescue of an unconscious
woman from q third floor bedroom,
thereby demonstrating courage and
zeal"
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Women Taken 10 Court
Freed in Traffic Case

Bringing housewives into police
stations for minor traffic violations
is frowned on by Police Judge Wal
ter J. Casey.
Two women residents of Silver
Spring, Md, charged with double
parking in the vicinity of the Silver
Spring ID. c. bus and streetcar
terminal, were dismissed today by
Judge Casey, and collateral returned
to them.
Mrs. Ralph F. Matthews. wife of
a naval lieutenant, told the court
she had just driven to the spot on
Eastern avenue and was preparing
TO back to the curb when appre-
hended by Policeman w. D. Connor
The other defendant, Mrs. Marie
N. Kaufman, was directly behind.
the court was told. Mrs. Kaufman
said she had been at the spot less
than a minute.
The two women had been COM
PEELED to accompany policeman
TO precinct station to put up $40
collateral pending their appearance
in Police Court.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Recreation Association
To Meet Tomorrow

The annual spring conference of
the District Health, Physical Edu-
cation and Recreation Association
will be held at $50 am tomorrow
in the Calvin Coolidge High School
and will feature demonstrations of
activities to develop physical fitness.
The luncheon panel discussion will
be directed by DR.. Walter E Hager,
president of Wilson Teachers Col
lege. with Or. Josephine Rathbone
OF Columbia University as guest
speaker. Panel members include
Thomas Richman of the w. P. A,
Miss Lillian Bischoff District Health
Department; DR.. Carroll r. Reed,
District Public Schools. and DR..
Robert B. Hightower, District Health
Department.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Missing Persons

Those haping information
concerning persons reported
missing should communicate
tpith the Public Relations Squad
OF the Police Department, No
tional 1000.
John Hutchins, 20; $50 pounds.
dark hair mixed with gray. heart
tatooed on left arm: missing from
22l6 Thirty-first street Sc. since
Tuesday.
George Edward Kesler. II, feet
inches, 13o pounds, gray-brown
eyes, dark-brown hair, wearing work
clothes; missing from sol D street
NE. since Wednesday.
Henry Benton White. IA: feet.
100 pounds, blue eyes, blond curly
hair, wearing gray tweed trousers,
blue sleeveless sweater. brown shoes
missing from 100 Massachusetts,
avenue NV. since Wednesday.
James A. Thomas. jr., 10. colored
feet. 9S pounds. brown corduroy
trousers, blue shirt. brown sneakers.
missing from 1924 Nineteenth street
NV. since Tuesday.
Leonard Freeman, Il. colored:
feet 3 inches. 100 pounds, wearing
light blue trousers, brown cordu-
rory jacket, black and white tennis
shoes: missing from 1910 Kalorams
road NV since yesterday.
Russell Bolts. o. colored: feei
IS pounds, wearing dark gray trou.
Sers, plaid jacket, brown shoes,
missing from 1851 p street NV
since Wednesday.
Pinkertcn ByerS, IL. colored:
feet 10 inches, rs pounds. wearing
blue sweater, brown trousers. blu
shirt: missing from 1878 Corcorar
street NV. since yesterday.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
House May Call Up.
4 D. {. Measures
For Action Monday
Chonee in Income Tox
Law on Out-of- Town
Corporations Included

-Four local bills, including one
changing provisions of the income
tax law providing q 5 per cent levy
on out-of-town corporations having
ofiices here, may be called up for
consideration in the House Monday,
designated by Majority Leader Nc
Cormack as District day.
The proposed tax law amendment
would remove per cent net profits
tax on out-of-town corporations
doing business here. 1t is estimated
the change will mean a loss of about
$185 900 revenue to the District, but
proponents of the measure contend
it will satisfy about 95 per cent of
the protests against the present pro-
vision.
Another measure which the House
District Committee is ready to have
called up Is one to permit custodial
employees In the once of Civilian
Defense and other emergency
agencies to collect overtime pay.
A bill to exempt drivers of ambu-
lances and funeral cars from being
obliged to wear the same kind OF
conspicuous badges as are worn by
taxicab and sightseeing car drivers
also may receive House action. Un-
der this measure, ambulance and fu-
neral car drivers would not be re-
quired to pass the examination now
given to taxicab drivers and opera
tors of sightseeing cars.
The fourth bill would confer addi-
tional authority on the Alley Dwell
ing Authority, allowing it to nego-
tiate loans on property purchased by
the Government in connection with
slum reclamation projects, and per-
mitting 1t to keep a petty cash ac-
count instead of turning in all
monies to the District treasury daily.