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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22
Van mar otthoaa
a Kossuth K0rnek
Young gstown kUZmivel6dssi eey
lete vegre ismet talalt megfelel6
helyiseget.

Ami6ta a kossuth K0r keny
telen volt feladni az Old Armo
ry nagytermft ds kiil0n0sen az6
ta, ami6ta meg az neyanabban a,
epiilctbcn. volt szobaibol is XII l,e!
lett koltozkodni K0r derek tiszt
visel8i es tagjai alland6an helyi
seget kerestek.
A hosszu Wtanjdrasnak vegrc
most van eredmenye.
A kor vezetosege alairt egy bel
lett szerzodest es kivette a 225
East Federal ST. masodik emela.
tet, ahol nemcsak sep mulatsa-
goknak megfelel6 tame es gyiiles.
terem helyiseget talalt, hanem a
klub minden celjainak is meofe.
lel6 mellekhelyisegeket, tarsalgo.
kat, st.b
A helyisegre a k0r harom ewes
least kot0tt, ICY tell szezonhan
lesz, ahol magyar tarsadalmi es
cgyleti elet ismft kifejl6dj0n.
A kor NJ helyiseget egy Halo.
wen alarcos ballal fogja meg
nyitni Okt0ber 24.en.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22

Nagyszenii miikedvel6i el6adasban
lesz resze youngstown magyarsag
max okt6ber 2-an, vasarnap este, ami
kor Sharon legjobb es kitiin6en 0ssze.
tanult mukedvel6i ei6adjak Farkas I'm
re kacagtat6 tancos daljatekat "Tul
Macy Krivanon'' az Ukran Hallban
A sharoniakat Youngstown Ma.
gyar Dalk0r hivta meg Is az fendezi
az el6adast. A felvonasok koz0tt a
Dalkor ponnpas enekszamokkal gy0-
ny0rkodteti maid a k0zonseget. .Te.
gyek 81 es IS centes arban mar most
kaphat6k Kor tagjainal. Az el6a-
dast tame fogja k0vetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22
SCENT IsTvAN EaYLET.

Beteg tagjaink n6vsora k0vetkez6:
Bcnish Andras, 514 Steel st.
B. 10th Lajosne, 1924 Manhattan
Ave-, jelenleg City k6rhaz.
Betegseg az eln0knel jelentend6. G-
me: 211 Edward st. Telefon sz. 78749.
Tovabba mar most 6rtesitem tago.
kat, hogy jov5 havi gyiilesen, mely
oktober 2an fog megtartatni, minden
tag k0telesegfnek tartsa megjelenni
tekintettel ARA hogy az Alapszabaly
modositasa ezen a gyiilesen lcsz tar.
gyalva.
Hoffer Andr&s, elnijk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22
MEGNYILT Az VI tJZLET.
Youngstown uj department storj;
keszen varja vev6ket

A Goldsmith aruhaz, Youngstown les
ujabb mersekelt aru department st6r
ia heten megnyilt az East Fedora
Streeten az Old Armory helyen, amely
evekig volt a magyarsag gyiilekezo
helye.
Az nj izlet vezet6je Mr.. Goldsmith
eveken at Strouss-Hirshberg Co. ge
neral managerje volt. Az ar,lhaz mer
sekeH aron a legjobb cikkeket fegia
arusitani
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22

Macy iinnepe volt vasarnap. 4
Magyar Ev. Reformatus crvhaz
max. Macy iinnepe volt, inert meg
iilhette 25 ewes. jubileumat, inert
sszatckinthetett a multi kiizdpl
metre, faradsagns munkaiara Is
lathatta, hogy "a munka Is a IA.
radsag mem volt eredmenytelen.
Gyonyorii, tisstasagtd ragyo.
60 megnagyobbitott listen Haza.
ban tartottak meg az iinnepelyt
vasarnap delutan es ugyanakkor
a 25-ik sziiletesnapra megszolalt
az egyhaz remek hangu zongora-
ia.
Az III orgona bugasa kiserte
"a halaadas zsolozsmait es vezette
a nagy gyiilekezetet a magyar
ina a Magyar Hymnus dneklese
ben, amellyel bcfejeaGdott az
egyhazi iinnepely.
Este "a templom udvaran fel.
allitott nagy satorban izlctes VA.
csorat talaltak a Lorantffy Zsu.
zsanna egylet dertk nStagjai.
DE nemcsak az egyhaz .jubi-
lalt, hanem kedden megkezd5d0tt
Youngstownban Presbyterianus
.egyhazzal osszekottetesben all6
magyar reformatus egyhazals
konferenciaja, amely messze fold
rol hozott ide lelk6szeket IS Vi
lagi delegatusokat.
A Presbyterianus magyar mis-.
sio is ez alkalommal iinnepelte
meg % ewes fennallasat.
A vasarnap delutani templomi
iinnepelyen ut. Laky Zsigmond-
max, aki az org6na avato besze.
det mondotta f6keppen ut. Bas-
SO Bella, jelenlee cleveland lei.
kesz es a Youngstown hitk0zseg-
mex q evvel ezelotti pasztora Sc
eedkezett. Bass6 mondotta ell a !
Jubileumi iinnepi. beszedet, vissza
plllantva a ma hatalmas, vagyo.
nos egyhaz kezdetfre, a templom
epites kiizdelmeire.
Z ut. Csepke Istvan Nilesb6l 6s
Mt. Kruchi6 Antal Alliancebol |
vettek reszt az egyhazi iinnepe-
Iyen.
Az NJ orgonat Nt Laky Zsig-
mondne szollaltatta meg el6szor
~ avat0 ina utan. Az orgonan ke |
,6bb Mrs. Ernest Eekstrom. hires
orgonista jatszott mig Mrs. Ha-
rold Booth remek enekeyel gy0-
1yorkodtette a gyiilekezetet es fo
1ozta ahitatat.
A dicsvacsora alkaImaval
elkeszen kiviil 'r0vid beszedet
Arthur II. Williams,
varos penziigyi igazgat6ja es pol
yarmester jel0lt, valamint az egy
etek kepviseleteben egy-egy tiszt
viselo, akik tatadtak ajandekai- !
kat az iinneplo egyhaznak.
A Reformatus egylet neveben
Seb6k Gabor beszelt, a Scent
[stvan egylet neveben Hoffer An
lras, a Verhovay 108-ik fi6k me-
reben Turner JOSEF az Greg egy-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22
OLvAS0INKHoZ.

Technikai akadalyok Matt la
punk mai szama 4 oldal. Exert
ksnytelenek voltunk a nagybizott
sag multi heti gyiilessnek jegyzo-
konyvet, valamint Verhovay
konvencior6l a reszletes tudosi-
tast jovo hetre hagyni. Akkor
kozoljik maid reformatus kon.
ferenczia reszleteit is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22
Kes1iil a Magyar
Haz Aniance-on
Letettek a magyarsag jovend5
otthonanak alapk0vet. - Sike.
riilt a Pilmik,

Alliance szOmszed varosnak
nincsen meg annyi magyaryaga
sem mint Campbellnek, megis
mar keszill Magyar Hay. a ma.
gyar neynek emelendG 6roE EN-.
lex.
| A Magyar Haz alapitasahoz
csak egy kis aldozatkeszs6g kell
korosf6y Janos, ez IA dersk. min.
den iigyben harcos szekelv tel
ket adomanyozott magyar. haz
celJaira es a magyarsag osszerak
va centjeit most Hazat emel boov
abban megtalalja' a tarsadalmi
erintkezas lehet6seget, ifiusaea-
max neveleset es egyleteinek ott-
honat.
Multi vasarnap delel6tt el0kelS
varosi tisztvisel0k es ameeikai ba
ratok, valamint az osszeevii]t ma
gyarsag jelenltteben helyezte .e}
a 20 ezer dollar k0ltseggel epiil6
sep haz alapk0vet Irwin Ste.
phens polgarmeSter. Az iinne.
pflyt Balogh Gyorgy elnok nyi.
totta meg. A Szasz egylet dalar-
daJa enekelt maid Szepsi JOSEF
a Magyar Haz jegyz6je adta el5
Haz rovid tortenetet. A megie.
lent angol vendegek KOHL beszelt
Russell Shearer, j. L.. Sturgeon
a CITY bank elnoke, Herman Reed
a Chamber of Commerce titka-
ra. A magyarsag neveben beszel- |
tex Zsombora Samuel Ref. Be. |
tegsegelyz6 reszer6l, Szepesi J6-
zsefne az alliancei moi egylet re-
szerol, Macy Janos a 189.ik Yer |
hovay fiok penztarnoka. Szabo |
Janos a Farrell, Pa. Els6 Magyar
Egylet choke, Vulkan JOSEF a
lparos K0r eln0ke mig az
K0r reszer6l K6rosfoy |
Biri mondott gyony0rii beszedet. |
korosf0y Janost, akit mint leg.
nagyobb aldozatot hoz6t meeil-
lette az alapkG elhelyezase. de
aki ezt a kitiintetest atadta a pol.
TEX.
garmesternek, melegen iinnepel-
Az iinnepelyrol nep remek
fekvesii Schiller Parkba vonult, !
ahol dacara a fenyeget6 idonek
'zep szamu kozonseg jelent meg
Ott az alliancei magyar asszon-
yok kitiin0 f6ztj6t talaltak fel e.
)edre es kes0bb vacsorara.
A pikniken beszedet mondot-
ak Nemenyi Miklos Emo, Ver-
1ovay Egylet igazgat6sagi tag
ia, aki kifejtette a Magyar Haz
jelent6seget res sziiksegesseget..
Maid Ivory JOSEF, regi akroni
bankar, Wulkan. Josef
IS Mr.. Hopkins City bank penz
arnoka beszeltek roviden.
Wig cigany zene mellett mula-
oft aztan a tarsasag a kes6 esti !
,rakig.
,eell, Niles sokkal nagyobb sza.
Mikor k0veti mar az alliancei
yep peldat Youngstown, Camp
nu es regebben letelepedett ma
,yarsaga.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22
KUKoRLCA sttTEs.

A Kossuth Kor nagy csaladot kepe.
z6 tagsaga most vasarnap delutan a
mindenki altal ismert Csatl6s farman
kukorica siit6st tart. A kor tagjain XII
viii szivesen latnak minden vendegct
lit az alkalom, hogy j6 tarsasagban
kcllemesen t6ltse cl vasarnap del
utant.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22
TANCISKOLA MEGNYITAS.

Kiss Albert, a vilaghirii youngstown
tancbajnok a farrell, sharoni 6s kor-
nyeki magyar fiatalsag szamara tanc-
iskolat nyit. - A Szlovak Hallban fog
folyni tanitas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22
.,,,., ss.,, kas halal

o"Hi t1ldtI iHtS Htil ldLtdH Olyd
konvenciot mint a Verhovay vol
Pittsburghban.
Meg soha sem LATHAM magya
nagygyiilesen olyan erdekl5dest
tanulni vagyast mint a most be
fejez6dott Verhovay konvencior
Meg soha sem fordult el6
nagy magyar amerikai egyletel
eleteben hogy harom f5tisztyise
lot es az elnokot egyhangulag va
lasztottak meg. es megvalasztot
tax volna egyhangulag az igazga
t6sagot is, ha annak egy tagj;
mem mondott volna lie.
Meg soha oily fontos es a ia
goknak oily nagy electromagnetic,
jelent6 hatarozatokat nem hozott
meg magyar konvencio Amerika
ban mint a Verhovay.
Els dacara annak, hogy maris
vannak ellenhangok, amelyeket
leginkabb az irigyseg sugalmaz
megsem vesztette ell kOnvencio
SCENE elol a testyeriseg elvet a.
mely ma is mint azel3tt nralia a
VerhOyay egyletet.
Konnyii ait mondani, hoey a
VerhOvay az ertekkcl bir6 k0t.
vennyel es munkakeptelensfgi xii
Ion biztositassal atalakul kapita-
lista amerikai bizt osit6 intezmeny-
nye.
K0nnyii czt mondani, de a.
zok akik mondjak nagyon j6l tud.
jak, hogy Verhovay tagok nagy-
resze biztositasi szempontb6l We
szelyes foglalkozast liz es ezeknek
tagsagi dij terhen konnyitenek a.
zok akik kevesbbe veszelyes fog
lalkozasuk k0vetkezteben olcs6b-
ban is juthatnanak biztositashoz.
A Verhovay testver civ azon-
ban az, hogy minden egy eletkor.
ban 1ev6 tag 'egy dijjat fizessen,
kiveve legveszedelmesebb fog
lallsozasokat, amelyekben dolgo-
zokat egy biztosit6 sem veszi fel.
Igenis a Verhovay atalakul6-
ban van rendes biztosit6 intez-
menyre inert csakis ez az utja
annak, hogy fenallasast a fatal
amerikai magyarsag utjan bizto-
sitsa. De a Verhovayb6l soha sem
fog kihalni a testveriseg szelle-
me.
Negy evvel ezel6tt amikor szin-
ten egy korszakalkot6 Verhovay
konvenciorol j0ttem haza, az6ta
is s6t azel6tt is sokszor megmon.
dottam, hogy kiveteses alapon
all6 Macy szovatsegeknek mines
letalapja 6s akik benniik biznak
el6bb utobb csalatkozni fognak.
Most aztan Macy csalodas fogja
erni AIT k0zel 10 ezer magyar
amerikai munkast aki mem hall
gatott j6 sz6ra, hanem otthagy-
ia a nagy magyar egyletek kor.
szerinti fizeteses rendszeret, ott-
hagyta a Verhovay latsz6lag ma
gas ratait, inert olcso penzert a.
;janlottak neki rossz biztositast XII
veteses egyletek.
Pennsylvania allan biztositasi
feIiigyel6sege hirtelen vizsgalatot
tartott az East Pittsburghban sze
kel5 Munkasbetegsegelyzo. Szo,I
vetseg kozponti irodajaban es ne
hany nappal vizsgalat utan mar
megkapta az utasitast a Szovet-
seq, hogy azonnal tegye meg a
lepeseket, hogy az egyletet a XII
veteses alapu rendszerrol, ame-
lyet a biztositasi feligyel6seg Ell
legtelennek, igazsagtalannak esI
mem biztosit6nak tart, terjen atI
egy biztositasi szakert6 altal meg
allapitand6 korszerinti fizetesesl
rendszerre.
En- mem akarok kar0rvendo len.
nj, de meg kell mondani, hogyi
azok a Verhovay tagok akik negy
ev elStt kimaradtak Verhoyay-
b6l inert magasnak tartottak al
ratat most megisszak maid a rosz
csere levet, inert ha atalakul al
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22
Esenlenyek

(N) K6t hetes konvenciozas u
tan hazaerkezve meg id6m sem
volt egy kicsit megpihenni maris
at kellett vennem lapunk seer.
keszteset.
Pedig konyencior6l kivanok
irni. Laplnk j6y6 szamaban maid
koz0ljiik a konvenci6 fontosabb
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
L|NDbERGH WILL
 MAKE PLANS SOON
Intends to Map Out His Future
 Course

St. Louis. Mo-. June 20 UP)-- Col. Charles A. Lindbergh may re- turn to New York and Washington this week before his plans for the future are definitely made, Harry H. Knight. his host, announced here today.
 Tired from the round of ovations which everywhere have greeted him since he landed in Paris, Lindbergh slept late this morning at the Knight home. He did not arise until 's a. m., and then was kept in se- clusion to, enjoy the first rest in a month.
 "Col. Lindbergh will confer with Harold Bixby and myself today on future plans," Knight, one of Lind bergh's patrons. said. "He agrees with us that the most important thing now is to come to some definite decision on his future activities"
 Knight said Lindbergh would de- lay start on the 50,0O0 letters awaiting his attention and spend the day with his mother, Mrs. Evan geline Lindbergh. who will leave to- night for Detroit.
 It was understood Mrs. Lindbergh has been urged to resign as a school teacher and come here to live with her son. She has said, however, that she signed contract to teach next year and intends to Hive up to my word."
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
STRANGE 1RIBESMEN
Expedition Going to Madagascar in Search of, Tribe Whe Never Bathc or Wash Their Clothing.

Chicago, June 20 R>-Strange Madagascar tribesmen, some of whom never bathe or wash their l clothing; who sleep on carved wooden pillows and who live largely on a diet on sour milk. have been found by Dr. Ralph Linton, leader of the Captain Marshal Field expedi- tion to Madagascar for the Field museum.
 These Antandroy and Mahafly tribesmen, Dr. Linton found during a sojourn among them. follow a curious custom of soaking their clothing in grease. He discussed their strange characteristics in a re- port made public today by the museum.
 Dr. Linton, who has been living on the island since January, 1926. in the confidence of the tribal chiefs. has made photographs of some of the most sacred ceremonies of the tribes. He believes himself to be the only white man ever to have witnessed the sacred ceremony of cleaning the tombs of the kings, an annual event by tribesmen in the mountains of Skalava.
 His reports spoke of the ap- parent wealth of the tribes. Many Of the women taking part in the ceremonies were laden with hun dreds of dollars worth of gold jew elry." he wrote.
 Head hunting is practiced.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
JAIL AND $I00 FINE
 FOR BOLD TIRE THIEF
(Continued from First Page)

place . little later and had third drink of the same beverage. He then decided to go to the circus grounds and while there, met a man from Collinsville, who gave him 8 drink of liquor. He could not un- derstand what tempted him to com- init the theft.
 Attorney Edward Quinion. who represented the accused man, told the court that it was the first time his client had ever been arrested in Terryville or Bristol. He had been q resident of the former town for five years and during that period, had been employed at the same fac tory continuously. He added that Maskaitis was well thought of by his co-workers and added that an off, cial of the town of Terryvilie had of fered to appear as a character wit ness.
 Judge Malone, failed to see where tho mans past record could excuse the present offence and imposed the fine and jail sentence. Bonds in the event of an appeal were placed at s1,o00.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
Torrential Downpour
 Floods Chicago Cellars

Chicago, June 20 R@Torrential rains fell upon Chicago last night and early today to the accompani- nent of incessant lightning flashes and thunder.
 Five hundred householders noti- lied the fire alarm office of flooded basements, street car and automo- hile traffic was halted when the rushing waters formed lakes on the streets dipping under railroad via- ducts.
 Automobiles were stalled in the middle of the streets, the rssin fali- ing in such torrents that ignition systems of many motor cars were soaked and made useless.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
City Items

Detective Sergeant Ellinger this forenoon served . warrant on Con- rad Mansiahco. aged 27, of 73 Farm ington avenue. charging non-support. ,Mangiafco is barber. He was re- leased in $20o bonds for his appear ance in police court tomorrow morning.
 Officer Gustave W. Hellberg is i'll at his home on Lincoln street.
 Santa Stella of c7 Sexton street reported to Captain Kelly at 1:1O this afternoon that as he was driving on Lee street, Pauline Grip. aged 10. ran into the street and was struck by the fender and knocked down. She was not injured. Stella said.
 William Saros of 4s Putnam street reported to the police yester- day that his wife had left him.
 The police were notified today of the return of the operators license of Element Kalkowski of 132 Cleveland street and return of the right to operate in the case of Matthew Tuszkowski of 326 High street.
 Hyman Gitlivitz, proprietor of the Handy Garage at the corner of Elm and Seymour streets, reported to Captain Kelly today the theft of six building jacks and three car penters saws.
 The estate of the late William Scharmann is valued at s4.003.S2, according to an inventory filed in probate court.
 Suit for $15o damages has been brought by Deputy Sheriff Mtthew papciak. through B. J. Monkiewicz. against w. L. Ledger of Hartford. as the result of an alleged automo- bile accident in Pearl street, Hart ford, November g, 1926. The writ is returnable in the city court the third Monday of June.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
CHASED WITH IRON BAR

John Carnivale, aged q. of 6S Cherry street, was arrested this forenoon on a warrant charging breach of the peace, as a result of an incident last week on Grove street when Mortimer Sokol of Sokol Brothers. coat manufacturers, was chased by Carnivale. who Is alleged to have threatened him with an iron bar.
 Carnivale is employed by Michael Devanzo, who rents a garage from Sokol Brothers. and according to the police. Devanzo told Carnivale to break open the locks on three stalls which were not included in the lease. Sokol Brothers having ordered Car nivale to desist from using them. Report was made to the police of the disturbance that ensued and a war rant was issued by Prosecuting At- torney ]. c. Woods.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
EAGLES CONVENTION

Naugatuck. Conn.,. June 20 R0 For second successive year the prize tor ritualistic work was awarded to Naugatuck Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles today at the an- nual convention being held here. Tho award was made for word done yesterday. Terryville Aerie was sec ond. and Stamford. Waterbury, Nor wich. Winsted and Meriden Aeries followed in order.
 The prize was a silk flag and $1oo.
 Axel B. Nagel of Terryville was awarded a silver trimmed gavel as tho best presiding officer. About 300 Eagles were present at today's session. Following the morning meeting the visitors were shown over the city as guests of the Chamber of Commerce, and then reconvened at z:30 for the election and installa- tion of officers.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
z0NING PUTS JUDGE UP IN THE CLOUDS
(Continued from Pags Nins)

application has been made for . nov permit but . renewal was sought and no written application was made. A question as to wheth- CT he would issue the permit if . change in zone is denied was strick- en out when Attorney Colon ob- jected.
 Attorney Camp asked Rutherford what procedure is followed out when a permit is asked in a district where . zone chsnge l. pending. On objection of Lawyer Colon tho answer was stricken out Colon claiming that no power to enact the policy of withholding permits Is shown.
 Questioned as to whether he had asked Azukas to make written ap- plication, Rutherford replied nesa- lively, explaining that he does not advise application when he consid- CTS that TO permit can issue. Cross- examination brought out that per mits are issued by the commission only in rare instances.
 In his argument to the court. At- torney Colon took up the defense claim that Azukas should have first carried his case to the board Of adjustment. He set forth that ac- ton before an administrative board cannot be set up as plea in abate- ment to . court action. Referring to the claim that no permit should be issued during the pendency Of a motion to change zone, Attor- ney Colon asked if 1t would be good defense to a violation of park ing laws to set forth that changes in the law are contemplated.
 Judge Malloy interrupted counsel arguments to declare himself as "up in the clouds" as far as documen- tary evidence is concerned. He de- clared 1t unfair to the court to ask that decisions be made in haphazard fashion. Upon agreement between Attorneys Colon and Camp. contin- uance until 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon was ordered.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
Custody of Ten Year Old
 Boy at Stake in Court

Edensburg, Pa., June 20 @ = The custody of ten-year-old Jacob Murdock Denny was at stake in a habeas corpus hearing set for late today in the Cambria county court. Tho action was instituted by John Denny of New York against Jacob Murdock. wealthy Johnstown lum- herman and grandfather of the boy.
 Murdock recently started pro- cecdings to adopt his grandson and was given custody of him pending q hearing Wednesday.
 The grandfather and several oth- CTS are under indictment in New York. charged with Kidnapping the boy from his fathers home.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
Governor Fuller Takes
 UD SaccO.Vanzetti Case

Geneva, Switzerland, June 20 R- There are indications that the League Of Nations mandate commits sion. which began it's sessions today, will vote to give Germany seat on the commission. If given |. seat Ger many will have a voice in the admin istration Of her former colonies.
 It Is understood that the league council and assembly will approve Ihe measure. which A regarded as the first actual move by Germany to- ward regaining some of her lost col onieA
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
INDIANAPOLIS ID
 VOTE TOMORROW
People Will Decide on Form Of
 Government

Indianapolis, Ind. June 20 (UP) Two years of endeavor to submit a change in the form of city govern ment to voters will be rewarded to- morrow when Indianapolis will de- eide whether it wishes to junk it's city council and mayor in favor of a city commissioner and city mana ger.
 Although the city manager form has the support of all three daily newspapers and it's adherent were confident of success if there is a heavy vote, professional politicians opposing the change predicted it would be defeated. Unusual even in Indianapolis, there was great hustling today to interest citizens and bring out a large vote.
 Politicians who have committed themselves arc lined up against the city manager form of government. The ardor of some of it's supporters has been cooled somewhat by whis- pers that the Ku Klux Klan has seized control of the city manager machinery
 An enabling act by the state legis- lature in 1921 made the installation of the city manager and commission forms of government possible at the will of the voters. Michigan City is the only Indiana city to have adopt ed it thus far. although dozen other communities have voted on the proposition and defeated it.
 Agitation for the change in 1n- dianapolis started two years ago but the first attempt to obtain a vote was lost because insufficient sigma lures were obtained to petitions for q referendum. This time an injunc- tion against the election was sought in the courts but was denied.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
Nungesser Searchers
 Find No Trace of Men

St. Johns. N. F., June 20 R) = The moncplane Jeanne d. Arc, in command of Major F. Sidney Cot ton, engaged in the Nungesscr-Coli search, landed yesterday afternoon on Quidf Vidi lake on the outskirts Of St. Johns. Major Cotton stated he had beer over a considerable stretch of country between Come by-Chance. in Placentia bay and Port Blandford in Bonavista bay, but had found no trace of the miss- ing French plane.
 The Jeanne d. Arc left Quidi vidf soon after landing to continue the search further west,
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
Movie Man Is Flogged by Masked Mob in Tampa, Fla.

Tampa, Fla, June 20 R|William E. Sullivan. motion picture machine operator. was seized on the streets here last night by four men, and dragged into waiting autom obile. taken several miles into the woods and severely whipped. Sullivan was left in the woods. but returned to his home at 2:30 o'clock this morning. He declared that he did not recog- nize any of his assailants.