davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1926-01-30
GIRL GRILLED IN THEFT.
Denies Part in Robbery of Her
Invalid Employer.

CHICAGO, January 80 OP.-Dorothy
Jacklen, %. was questioned by the
police today in connection with the
robbery of $14,650 in negotiable paper
from her invalid employer, +. J.
Rolston, Canadian mine owner. Two
i,en, under the guise of policemen,
rntefed his room and took the loot
sYhile he heIplessly looked on.
Fred Hoeger, living in the same
rooming house as the girl, was tden-
.ifed by Rolston as one of the men.
;tiss Jacklen maintained that Hoeger
and Sam Sahlberg, also under arrest.
hidnaped her, stole $40 and the
keys to RoIstop's apartment. Rolston
SAID .SahIterr -~As not the other man.
Evening star., 1926-01-30
FOUR 0THER.SH|PS
HNPER|LED IN GALE
Radio Brings Distress Re.
ports From Vessels Bat.
t|ing Atlantic Storm.
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK. January 3o.-While
the world is rejoicing over the rescue
Of the crew of the British freighter
Antinoe and mourning the loss of 25
men Of the freighter Laristan, reports
Of other ships in peril in the stormy
Atlantic are still trickling in.
The British steamer Errinston
Court. which reported Thursday that
she was in distress in mid-Atlantic, has
made repairs and resumed her voyage
to New York from Swansea with
Welsh anthracite.
The Canadian government merchant
vessel Canadian Settler sent word to
Halifax that she had boiler and engine
trouble and was drifting in a gale Of
hurricane force. She was bound from
Antwerp for Halifax.
Other Vessels Affected.
bther wireless messages said that
the Red Cross liner Rosalind. from ST.
johns. New Foupdland, and the City
OF Melbourne. from Calcutta, both for
Halifax. had been forced to heave to.
progress being impossible because of
gale.
unstinted praise for the rescue of 2S
mea Of the Antinoe by the United
states inner IToShent 1NpOSeNelt, III
comma nd of Capt. George Fried. con-
tin,fes.
king George has cabied President
Coolidge his congratulations and
tha nks in behalf Of his country. and
in reply President Coolidge has cabled
that 1.-The event is but another Illus
tratiSn Of the heroism and gallantry
which have characterized alike the
marihers of the United States and
Great Britain"
Wilbur Praises Fried.
SECRETARY Wilbur sent the congratu-
lations Of the Navy Department to
Capt Fried.
Rev. lDr. Joseph Wilson Cochran. jr..
PASSENGER on the President Roosevelt,
Yesterday sent a radio dispatch to the
Associated Press describing the rescue
Of the Antinoe's men as brilliant
chapterIin sea history.
Dr. Cochran is pastor of the Amer
ican Presbyterian Church in Paris and
is a native of Peoria. Ill.
\ warm welcome awaits the Presi-
dent Roosevelt and the Antinoe's sur
vivors, due at Queenstown or Ply
mouth late today or tomorrow.
,,,~-f nm aVcu,c, DrcrU-r
Evening star., 1926-01-30
GIVES BALTIMORE RAP.
Mrs. Van Wrinkle Says City Needs
Hundred Policewomen,l
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star. !
BALTIMORB. January 3o.-f'what
this city needs most of all lis 100
pOlicewomen.' declared Mrs.s Nina
Van Wrinkle. chief of the wbmen's
division of the Metropolitan Police De
partment of Washington. in hn ad,
dress here Wednesday befolle the
Ladies Auxiliary of the ROTARY Club.
"They should form an independent
bureau of the department. responsible
to the police commissioner rather tina n
to the captain of detectives, itb whom
they now report. I think it, should
be under the Civil Service and thus
kept free of politics.
Evening star., 1926-01-30
WOMEN'S KNEES FROSTED.
Short Skirt Receives Set Back as
England's Winter Is Cold.

LONDON. January 80 LP.-Enr-
lands unusually cold Winter is max
ing dress designers uneasy about the
length Of skirts women of fashion
hereafter will accept Frosted knees
have given the extremely short skirt
q setback in England and there is
less and less disposition to talk So
unfavorably about the skirt which
falls well down toward the ankles,
especially for street wear.
Lopsided gowns. with heavy panels
on one side only have been ruled
out by London women They regard
these as upsettinS the natural lines
of the figure and often giving the i'm
preston that the wearer is deformed
Evening star., 1926-01-30
ALLEN SEES DRY LAW
AS POLITICAL FAILURE
Former Governor Of Kansas Says
Democratic Congress Would
Be Mildly Wet"

BY the Associated Press. er
BOSTON, January 30.-The Vol.
stead law was described as ''poten-
tial failure" by former Gov. Henry J.
Allen of Kansas in an address before
the Kansas Society of Massachu-
sets last night He warned against
a complete collapse of the law sseuId
Congress pass under Democratic con-
troll. Such control. he said, would
make that body mildly wet"s
Mr.. Allen said the countfy's atti-
tude on the liquor question HRs up.
certain. and that the prohibition law
could be worked out successfully if
supported by public opinion.
Evening star., 1926-01-30
THREE KILLED IN NINE BLAST,
Thirty.Three Escape Alive From Colo.
RADIO Shaft.

TRINIDAD. Colo. January 80 Lp).
An explosion in Mine No. of the
Bear Cannon Coal Co., 25 miles north.
west Cf here. yesterday Snuffed out
the lives of three men, but 33 miners
escaped.
The survivors, however all were
burned and scared, five seriously.
Most of their clothing was burned off.
A gas pocket is believed to have
caused the explosion.
Evening star., 1926-01-30
FIND DlSMEMBERED BODY.
Tennessee Officers Unable to Iden-
tify Victim.

DECATUR. Tenn. January 80 OP).
With the theory that an unidenti
fed woman whose dismembered body
was found scattered on a farm near
here yesterday was in some way con-
nected with a recent roadway con-
struction camp. officers continued to-
day their efforts to solve the mystery
surrounding the grewsome find.
A coroner's jury yesterday failed
to find a clew as TO how the body
of the woman came to be placed near
a barn on the farm of John Isom. No
one has been reported missing from
the vicinity and Identification was
impossible because of advanced de-
composition.
The womans hair had been bobbed
and her teeth indicated her age was
between 20 and 80 years.
Evening star., 1926-01-30
Envoy's Sister-in.Law Drowned.

LONDON, January 80 OP.-Mrs
Howard, wife of Robert Mowbray
Howard, brother of Sir Esme Howard.
the British Ambassador to the United
States, was found drowned yesterday
in a pond near her home, in the neigh
borhood of Guilford.
Mrs. Howard was between SO and 70
years old. 1t is said that for some
time she, had suffered from neuras.
henia.
Evening star., 1926-01-30
DEFY BOXER PROTOCOL.
Chinese Guns Threaten Stekmers
Entering Taku After Daik.

TIENTSIN, China, January 10 CP).
Chinese troops, defying the Boxer
protocol, have mounted guns ontTaku
forts and threaten to fire oH any
steamers entering the river after dark
AS result pilots are not PROCEEDING
outside the bar to meet steamefs ar.
irving by the night tide.
Tientsin is now cut of by rail- from
Pukow and Shankaikwan and P1eking
Is gut Off from Hankow. If river
cot k4nunication remains interrupted
du2lg The 'ni~ht. communication with
Evening star., 1926-01-30
Tropical Winter
Is Registered by
Alberta, Canada
BY the Associated Press.

p' INV hsso'idtcu fifss
CALGARY. Alberta, January 80.
While eastern Canada has been
shivering under temperatures far
below zero and the west coast of
the continent has just been swept
by a severe storm, Alberta has been
basking in weather OF the tropical
variety for practically the whole
Winter.
Golf and tennis have been played
all during the season with only
brief Interruptions.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia.
January 80 P).-F'or the first time
in the history of Northern British
Columbia and Southern Alaska,
snow is being hauled TO cover
roads.
Evening star., 1926-01-30
Students Resume Protests,

ROME, January 80 LP).AThe stu
dents parades apd the e1strations
in protest against the ;trti-Italian
movement in tt Upper AdigA contin.
ued today. despite the yigoiOus inter.
vention of the police. se
Evening star., 1926-01-30
Go A.Motorins With
The Sunday Star

Tomorrow's edition of The
Star will bring the big spe-
cial number of the automo.
bile section. which should
not he overlooked by any
one interested in motors
and motoring.
The Stars special will
make an ideal companion
for visit to the automo-
bile show and will further
p. establish The Stars motor
department as the great
leader in its field.
The Stars auto section
tomorrow will be found to
be Informative and helpful.
impartial and accurate,
original and entertaining
a usual superior Star prod.
uct.
Don't MA. It,
Evening star., 1926-01-30
WEATHER.

fU 6. Weather Bureau Forecastl
q. Rain tonight and tomorrow: slightly
warmer tonight; minimum tempera-
ture near but slightly above freezing.
Temperatures-High 35, at IL
am. today: lowest, 26, at am. today.
Full report on page Z.
Evening star., 1926-01-30

CONTINUED, on Page :. Column II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-10
FRUIT GROWERS SUIT
DISMISSAL IS URGED
U. S. Attorneys and Counsel for
Plaintiffs Argue Issue Before
Justice Bailey.

Justice Bailey Of the District
! Supreme Court yesterday heard argu-
ments of counsel on the motion OF
! Secretary Of Agriculture Jardine to
dismiss suit for an injunction filed
by the S. A. Gerard Co. and Leonard,
Crosset & Riley, fruit growers Of
Cincinnati, Ohio. The court gave
counsel permission to file briefs and
reserved his decision.
Counsel for the growers object to
| the placing into effect of proposed
plan by the department for Federal
cooperation with the fresh fruit and
| States, which they claim is similar
to the Food Administration regula-
tions in vogue during the World War.
While the department claims the
plan is voluntary, the plaintiffs say
it would in effect be compulsory and
coercive and would be a discrmna-
ton against the grower who declined
to enter into the agreement. The
plaintiff also contended that the use
of the time of the clerks of the de-
partment and the Government money
in hearing and passing on the dis
puteS among the growers would be
an illegal diversion of public money
and of the time of Government en-
ployes.
United States Attorney Gordon and
James +. HOrrigan, assistant to the
solicitor of the department. in ask
ing the dismissal urged the suit is
in effect against the United States.
which has not consented to be sued.
They also asserted that the bill fails
to disclose how the plaintiffs have
suffered or will suffer any loss, dam
age or injury by putting the proposed
plan into execution and finally that
they have not stated any facts which
if true would entitle them to the re.
lief sought.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-10
OFF|C|ALSSTUDY
BUSFAREF|GUR
Preparations Made for Hear
ing on Rapid Transit Com
pany Plea.

Officials of the Public Utilities Com
are making a detailed study
of the financial report of the Wash
ington Rapid Transit Co. for the first
six months of the current calendar
year as a preliminary to the public
hearing September /, at which the
company's application for a straight
10-cent cash fare or a Service-at-cost
plan of operation, by which the rate
of fare would be regulated automati-
cally is to be considered.
While Maj. Covell, assigned to pub
lie utilities, and William McClayton.
chairman of the utilities committee
of the Federation of Citizens Asso.
Citations, are not yet satisfied that
the increase in fare should be grant
ed, members of the commission who
have studied the financial statement
carefully point out that an evasion
of the statistics of the bus company
is impossible in considering it's plea
for financial relief.
f.. D. Merrill, president and gen.
eral manager Of the bus company.
wants the 10-cent fare, confident that
it will offset the losses thus far this
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-10

National-''Charley's Aunt" com
edy. at $40 pm.
Keith's-Stella Mayhem, vaudeville
at 2:15 and SIS pm.
Earle-Maryon Vadie and Ota Gigi
vaudeville, continuous from 1880 to
IL pm.
Strand-"Town Topics" vaudeville,
continuous from 1890 to II pm,
Metr0pOlitan-"The Wise Guy" at
11::25 am, 1:15, 1896, $500, 1925 and
9:35 pm.
On2pmbia-"The Boy Friend" at
I9a.m.. ITO. ESQ, 4:4o. $40, 8 and
9:55 pm.
Rialto-"Paris at Midnight" at 40
am, 1:40, $40. $40, TAO and $40 pm.
Palace-"You Never Know Women"
at 11:15 am. 1855, 2:40, 4:3O, 6:10, 1855
and GAS pm.
Tivoli-"A Trip to Chinatown" at
2:40, 4:30, 6:15, sos and 9:55 pm.
AmbassadOr-"The Wise Guy at
6:15, and 9:45 pm.
Central - Forbidden Water" at
1890, 2. 500, 5, $50, 8 and $40 pm.
Wardman k-"Scaramouche," at
and 9 pm.
Lincoln (coloredl-"Padlocke con-
tinuous, 3 to II pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-10
$250,OO0 DAMAGES ASKED

Cancer Institute Charges Conspir-
acy to Ruin Establishment.
TAYLORVILLE, ILL.,, August 10 UP
Attorneys representing the Hoxide
Cancer Institute here filed a $250,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-10

damage suit in Circuit Court charging
conspiracy to run the institute by
campaign OF libel and misrepresenta-
ton.
The suit, the second filed, names
Dr. Morris Fishbein of Chicago,
editor of the Journal of the Ameri-
can Medical Association, the Breeze
Printing Co. of Taylorville and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-10
Pope Creates Vicarate.

ROME, August 10 H).-Pope Plus
has created a new apostolic vicarate
in Panama comprising the territory
north of the Canal and having its scat
at Colon. The vicarate will be known
as Darien. John Maiztegui of the
Mission of the Sons of the Innnacu-
late Heart of Mary, at San Gabriel,
Calf. has been appointed apostolic
vicar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-10

Frank Reed, its editor. 1t alleges
that the American Medical Associa-
ton has condemned the Hoxide
method of treating cancer as fake
without an investigation.
The first damage suit was against
the american Medical Association
and was for half a million dollars.
It has not been tried
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-10
HELD IN AUTO CASE.
Girl Driver, Accused of Being In
toxicated. Denies Charge.

Miss Olive Mclean, 81 years old.
of 2121 Kalorama road, was arrested
early yesterday by policemen n'om
the twelfth precinct after a pursuit
along Bladensburg road, they re-
ported, and charged her with driving
while intoxicated. So
Police said she was speeding and
sideswiped another car.
Miss Mclean denied the charge in
Police Court and demanded jury
trial. ~... gt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-16

nagy k0zonsegere, a rendezoseg
ugy hatarozott, hogy AIT melt6 ke-
retben, pompas szinhazteremben
fogja megtartani. A Fedak el0-
,adas az EAGLES HAILBAN lesz.
Ez pazar szinh&Merem--sajnos
eddig mem volt isrnert a magyar
sag el6tt. Mindenki k0nnyen meg
4'alalhatja, az Eagles Building, a
Rayen es Holmes utcak sarkan
van, ugyanazon az utcan, anelyi-
ken a magyarsag elott j6l ismert
UKRAN HALI4 talalhat6. Ha a
varosbd megy, a Belmont Ave. IS
Rayen st. sarkan jobbra fordul-
jon egy bldcknyira megtalalja
EFT a pompas vi dpu1etet, iAelynek
szinhaztermaben ker1l maid be-
mutatasra az "AntoniA. /"
Az el6adas jegyei az ismert ma
gyar iizletekben mar kaphat6k,
valamint szerkeszt6s6giinkben is
megrendelhet5k, telefon usjAn is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-16

Beavatott k0r0kb6l halriuk,
hogy rovidesen megkezd6d6 kon.
gressznsi iileseken eros kiizdelem
varhat6, hogy az NJ kv6ta-tor.
venynek q faji eredetre vonatko.
20 pontjait tor0Iek. A torveny,
uek "faji eredet" clven alapu.
10 szakaszait Reed senator ia
vaslatara illesztettek be tor
venybe, amikor az szenatns elt
keriilt. A jeienlegi kv6tat0rveny
szerint minden egves nemzet ket
szazalekat engedik csak partra
szallani alapul az 1890-iki n6p-
szamlalas adatait veszik. A fail
eredet elven alapulo pontok oily.
kepp intezkednek, hogy egy faj
l920-ik evi nepesseget keH a kv6-
"a alapJa,h venni torvenynek
1927. julius len kellcne hatalyba
lepnie.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-16
FoNTos GYttLEs.
A Katholikus Ifjusagi Kor vi tisz.
tikart valaszt-Minden tag
jelenjen meg.

A Katholik1ls Ifjusagi K0r rem
des havi gyiileset vasarnap, de.
lcember 19.-en, delutan ket oral
kezdettel tartja meg, a 80 w
Federal st. alatti nj helyisege.
ben. Ezen a gyiilesen ejtik meg
a k0vetkez6 esztendei tisztikar
megvalasztasat exert fontos
hogy minden egyes tag jelen lie.
gyen.
AzolS a tagok, akik a gyiiles.
re mem j0nnek ell - az alapsza.
balyok ertelmaben-egy dolla,
birsagot tartoznak fizetni.
A gyiiles ke0dete, a tisztviseli
valasztas lcovctkezteben, ket ora
ra lett teve.
A Katholikars Ifjusagi Korre /:
kovetkezo esztendSben nagy fela
dat var. Olyan vezetSseget KEEL
tehat valasztani, mely a tagsae
osszessegenek bizalmat elvezi. e.
ert fontos tehat, hogy a vasar
nalpi gyiilesen mmden egyes tai
megjelenjen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-16
Veszelyben az Vi bevandorlasi toryeny
nemetek trek es skandinavok kongresszus jan pro-
baljak meghiusitan az vi kvotak eletbelepeset. Az
vi torveny kedvez magyarsagnak

mivel az evi osszkvota 10000 le-
lekben lett mcgallapitva, az ille-
to nemzetnck $4,000 bevandorlo-
ia lehet 6vcnte.
a nehezsdg abban rejlik, hogy
Amerika nemzetisegi osszetetelet
a be- es kivandorlasi statisztikak
alapjan kellene megallapitani, de
a statisztikai adatok az Egyesiilt
Allamol1 fennallasanak els6 50
ever6l meglehet6sen hianyosak.
Amennyiben a szenatus nem Won
ia vissza a torvenyt, az elnok ko-
telcs AIT aprilis Jig kihirdetni, de
amennv4iben az eln0k nem hirdet
ne ki a torvenyt, a regi kv6ta to-
vabbi cgy evig ervtnybcn marad.
A faji eredet elven alapul6 tor
veny csak az cur6pai bevandorlas
IA vonatkozik. amely a kvotator-
veny pontjai szerint megy vtgbc,
de nem vonatkozik k6zep- es
d6lamcrikai orszagokb6l val6 be-
vandorlasra, amely mines kvoth-
hoz k0tve. K0zep- as Dtl-Ameri-
kab6l az elmult evben 2I9.9l6 volt
a beVandorl6k szama.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-16
SCENT IsTvAN EGYLET.

Felk6rjiik ugy tisztvisel5ket
mint Nemenyi N1ikl6s, Turner
JOSEF, Bodzas Janos es Pelcntay
Marion 'bizottsagi tagokat, hogy
december 19.-en, vasarnap del
utan 2 6rakor Bodzas Janos, 1901
Donation Ave. alatti lakasan az
evi szamadasok feliilvizsgalasa vi
gett megjelenni sziveskedjenek.
Kiss Andrasne, alelnok
Mixich Gaspar, jegyzo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-16

Akinek el6fizetese lejart - ha
teheti, azonnal uiitsa meg. A lap
munkasai pontosan, mem hetek-
kel, h6napokkal kesve, kapj&k
fizetesiiket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-16

Lapunk j0vo heti, karacsony
szama mar szerdan megjelenik
Tisztelettel kerjiik az egyhazak
egyletek vezetoit. valamint vi
deki tudositoinkat, hogy lapunk
ba szant kozlemenyeiket, legke
sobb hetfo estig juttassak ell seer
kesztosegiinkbe.
A kedden reggel, vagy kesobt
beerkez0 k0zlemenyek, mar csal
a kovetkez6 szamban lesznek ko
z0lve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-16
!, hasonnasa
Youngstownban
JANUAR ZEN PENTEKEN ESTE LESZ FEDAK
sARI MtvEsZTARsULATANAK vENDEG
JATEKA MEGTARTVA
Mindszenthy Tbor = magyar Valentino felepte irant
amerikai korokben is nagy az erdeklodes
A RAVEN Es HOLMES uTcAK sARKAN LEv0 EAGLES
BUILDING pAzAR szNHAZTERMEBEN LEsz Az EL0ADAs.
Jegyek el6vee heyken mar kaphato-Az Antona fevo
nasos enekes szinmu keril bemutatasra.

Mint futotiiz terjedt ell a hir,
hogy Fedak Sari, az isteni Zsa-
zsa es miiyesztarsulata megerke-
zett Amerikaba.
Fedak Sari megerkeztse maga
is szenzacio, inert az amerikai ma
|gyarsag tobb esetben beigazolta,
hogy 8 az egyetlen magyar szi-
neszn6, akit kivetel nelkiil rajon-
gassal secret es a legmelegebb lin
neplesbcn reszesit, valahanyszor
k0rinkbe erkezik.
Fcdak Sari ma mar nem pusz-
| tan a magyarsag muvesznoje,
inert egyforman unneplik a becsi,
berlini, londoni szinpadokon.
Janos vitez 6ta mem volt olyan
| ragyog6 szerepe Fedaknak, mint
| amilyen az "Antoniaban" van.
Antonia olyan szerep, amelyet
lFedakon kiviil, senki sem merne
| megkis6relni, inert benne van Fe-
daknak miiveszi nagysaga leg
kimagaslobban kifejezve. A vide
lki f0ldbirtokos asszonyban ep-
| zen oily ut6lerhetetlen, mint a mu-
'at6 nagyvilagi DANA szerepeben.
Antonia tele van magyar leve-
g0vel es magyar mel6diaval. Az
l1..nsber banataban ess Sromsbenscgy
eorman sir az Antonia cl6adasa
alatt.
A haboru utani magyar tarsa-
ialmi elet nycr kifejezest az Anto
niaban. Ebben darabban siiriis0-
iik 0ssze a magyar banat lit
iitk0Hk Xxi a hadimilliomos tipu-
sa, melyet magyar elet csak meg
mosolyogni tmd.
Fedak Sarival egy nj szenzaci6
keriil a kivancsisag es erdekl6des
szempontjaba az uj Valentino.
Fedak Sari egy csodas valcnti-
no hasonlatot fedezett fel, akit,
mint tarsulatanak tagjat fogja be-
mutatni az amerikai magyarsag-
max - els6sorban, aztan Holly
woodra mennek, ahol ketsegtele-
nil Macy szenzaci6 erejevel fog
hatni az nj Valentino megjelene-
Sc.
Mindszenthy Tibor, az nj Va
lentino, kit meg sokszor latni TO-
gunk mozi vasznon ssokan lesz-
mex, Xix ket ember k0zotti xii
l0nbseget mem fogjak felfedezni.
inert mint mondjak: meg Valenti-
no anyja sem tudna, melyik fla.
! Fedak Sari erdekes felfedeze-
ser3l a Chicago Tribune ezt irta: /:
"Egy magyar primadonna meg
talalta Valentino ut6djat. A jono-
vesu barna eur6pai fiuk rettenete-
sen ambicionaljak, hogy Valenti-
no or6kebe lepjenek. A sok jel0lt
koz0tt Fedak Sari, a vilaghiru
magyar primadonna, akit Europa
legjobb a1l-round szinesznojenek
mopdanak, egy komoly aspiranst
fedezett fel Thor yon Mindszen-
thy szemelyeben, aki magyar ne
| mes csaladb6l szarmazlk es regeh
ben huszarhadnagy volt. Ez fer
flu megsz6lalasig hasonlit Valen-
tin6ra. Az vi Valentino felfedeze-
senek eleg romantikus tortenete
van. Fedak Sari, aki szenvede-
llycs sportlady, nyaron nagy ESQ
nakntazason vett reszt a Dunan
-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-16

Okt6ber 20.,an alakult meg a
Sharon, Farre1l-i A;ltalanos Ma
gvar Munkas Dalarda', S2ekely
Andor karmcster .vezctesc mel.
EFT. A dalarda alapitoi nagy do.
loghoz 'kezdtck, faradtsagos nun
kaba fogtak, ide tudataban van
1ak annak, hogy faradozasaikat
skier fogja koronazni. Husz tag
.al alakult meg ez dalarda,
nclynek egyetlen egy celia van,
4 magyar dalol miivolese.
Ez a testiilet ncm political, sols
al ncmesebb munkak0re van. A
magyar notanal1, a sirva-vigad6
erz6sscl tell, zangzctes magyar
dalnak miivelestt, nepszerisite.
ct tiiztc maga .cl6 eelul.
Iissziik, hogy a nagy lelkese-
lessel megindult munka, mem
esq szalmalang, hanern a dalar-
la alland6an erosbbodni fog. A
lalarda ilarmcster6nck eddigi
aultja, sikcrekben gazdag seer
,ezoi tehetsege biztositek ARA,
'ogy a Shenango v0lgyi magyar
4gnak dalardaja, meg nagyon
okszor hallat magarol. A johann
vi magyarok j6l tennak, ha mi
mel szamosabban allnanak be a
dalardaba. Haabak minden he
ten ketszer, szerdan es szomba-
ton este S-t6l 10-ig ynanak, r6-
mai katholikus tenaplom base
mentjaben.
A magyarsag elott januar Len
mutatkozik be a dalarda, a Maen-
nerchor Hallban tartand6 dalar-
da felavato iinnepelyen, mely
nagyszabasu tancmulatsaggal lesz
egybekotve. Ujesztend6 els5 nap
jan, mar d6lutan 4 6rakor kezde-
tet veszi cz a szep magyar lin
nep.
Az elokeszito bizottsag id0t Is
faradtsagot mem kinnelve dolgo-
xix, hogy ezen a.mnlatsagon min
denki jol 6rezze magat. Aki te-
hat egy kellemes estet akar We
eigelvezni S cgyben vigan 6hajt-
ia elkezdcni az ujevet, az feltet-
lenul legyen jelen ezen a tancos
- n6takeresztelSn.
sMA
A dalarda vezet6je keszseggel
megszervezne a youngstown ma
eyarsag dalardaiat is. lit, a Macy
nyilvanossag el3tt vetjiik fel ezt
az eszmet. Kerjik magyar test
vereinket, sz6ljanak hozza.
Mi, magunk reszerol, orom-
mel tamogatjusE dolgot iga-
zan o1riilnenk annak, ha magyar
sagunknak is lenne varosukban
egy dalardaja.
A nema gyermeknek anyja Sc
erti a szavat. Ha mem kappa rem.
desen lapunkat, azonnal irjon XII
ad0hivatal cimere.