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Mckenzie
BY MRS. T. HUGHES

Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Anderson en-
tertained at whist Saturday night.
Four tables were in play, high hon
ors went to Mrs. H. Larson and
Harry Raeshke, low to Ed Boren and
Mrs. Raeshke.
The play given by the school Fri
day night was well attended and ell
joyed by all.
Mrs. ]. B. Swanick and son James
were Bismarck shoppers Friday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. Carl Jacobson and daughter
Norma of Bismarck were Tuesday
afternoon visitors at the Tom
Hughes home.
George Watson purchased a new
sedan Monday.
Henry Larson was a business
caller in Sterling Tuesday afternoon.
II. E. Curtis transacted business
in Bismarck Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Doucette left Friday for
Glendale where she will visit with
sister for a few days.
Mrs. M. B. Reed entertained the
Home Makers club Tuesday after
noon at special meeting.
Bruce Belk, Bismarck and Ed Dor.
en- were callers at the Tom Hughes
home Monday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid will have there
annual supper and bazaar in the
hall Friday evening, Dec. Z. Every
one come.
Miss Beatrice Harding Of Bis
marck spent several days Of last
week visiting with Mrs. George
Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. I. Bailey and Mr..
and Mrs. T. Hughes spent Thanl1n
giving 1T the Carl jacobson home q
GIT Fourteenth street, Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Turner, Mr., and
Mrs. B. F. Coons, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Coons and Emery Turner spent
Thanksgiving at the Roy Turner
home at Sterling.
MN. Hughes j. and family spent
Tuesday evening at the T.. Hughes
home, visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. I.
!. Bailey Of Mason City, Iowa.
r. D. Crum has returned from
trip in the eastern part of the state.
where he has been visiting the past
/ S0M. N9ye4
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Sunday evening. Mr.. and Mrs
I.amblin, mother and father of Mrs
Pillsbury, returned to Moffit with
them.
The Bierdsley family have in.
stalled a new radio.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Doehle were
capital city callers Saturday. They
returned to Moffit the same day.
Miss Anna Hayes, a teacher of
Morton District No. /, visited over
the weekend with Mrs. Asa Werner.
Carol Bowers of Glencoe visited at
the Kenneth Lane home on Sunday.
William Lane and Clayton Lati-
mer motored to Hazelton Monday
evening to consult doctor.
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and daughters Lorene and Norma
and sons Clarence and Jimmie oil
futile, at dinner Sunday and whist
furnished the pastime.
Miss Hazel Rapp is now teaching
the John Brose school, starting last
Monday.
Elmer Drumm was an Arena shop.
per Friday and also Ed Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray and
daughter Opal were shoppers in
) futile Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers attend
ed Sunday school at Pleasant Hill
Sunday.
There is new Nazarene church
going up in futile. 1t is almost
completed.
A little surprise party was given
for Mrs, Emil Sattler Thursday eve-
ming. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Sattler and family and
Irwin Sattler, Miss Emma Weber
and Jack Stewart and SON. Roy and
daughter Sylvia and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Hazlegrove. An enjoyable time
was had by all and lovely luncheon
was served at 1890.
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Welch's Spur
BY r. M. WEIGH

Fred Rittel and Robt. WEIGH each
hauled a load of wood from the river
bottom the first of the week.
John WEIGH and father, Oliver
WEIGH. were in Bismarck on business
Wednesday.
Lawrence Doppler motored to Bis.
E1arcS Cor car repairs Tuesday.
The Presbyterian Missionary So
ciety met with Mrs. Bert Buckley,
near Glencoe Thursday afternoon. A
large number of members attended.
Mrs. Robt. Boyd had car trouble
Thursday when. attending the mis-
sionsry meeting at Mrs. Buckley's
home. Mrs. Goulson took her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. WEIGH and
family called at the Doppler and
John WEIGH homes Thursday eve
ming.
John and Robt. WEIGH motored to
Moffit to look for hogs for sale.
John Welch purchased a couple Of
registered Chester White sows.
Bobbie WEIGH attended school at
Boyd No. Friday afternoon the oc-
casion being his fifth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hill and small
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ishmall,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Snyder and son
Ralph, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mallard
and family, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robt.
Welch were Bismarck visitors Fri.
day.
Many from, this neighborhood at
tended the old time dance in the
Menoken town hall Friday night.
They reported a large crowd and a
very good time.
Mr. and Mrs. John Welch visited
at the Amos Robidou home near
Stuartsdale Friday evening. Mrs.
Robidou has been quite i'll with ton.
saitis'recently but is now improving.
AMOS Robidou, radio agent, called
1t the Robt. Welch home Thursday
afternoon.
Ed. Doppler and son Leo returned
from Minnesota Saturday. They
have been visiting friends and rel
atives.
Lawrence and Clarence Doppler
and Glen Oder were Bismarck WIS.,
itors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Welch and
children sdined at the home Of Mrs.
Welch's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Doppler Sunday.
Theodore and Fred Dorman, Law.
renee. Leo and Clarence Doppler.
Ralph and Raymond Snyder and
RObt. Welch formed : small hunting
party and went looking for jackrab-
bits. They report having killed
seven.
Joe Hill hauled coal the middle Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dulam were
Bismarck visitors Friday.
Mrs. Edith Bruce, teacher Of
Apple Greek No. 1, spent the week
end 1t the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. D. Weleh. She was q
Bismarck visitor Saturday.
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BY HELEN MARCHANT

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Witt an,
daughter Esther were Wing caller
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Marchant an,
daughters Irene and Margaret mo
tored to Bismarck Saturday after
noon.
The Novy and Meters families at
tended church in Wing Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Witt spen
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs
Christ Wentz, their daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith ant
daughter Verna, May and Heller
Degner and Warren Coates ATTENDED
the show in Wing Saturday eve
ming.
John Witt was a Bismarck shop
per Wednesday.
A. Bender hauled grain to Wins
Wednesday for R. G.. Marchant.
John Spei is doing some carpenter
work for Louis Novy.
John Koch from Bismarck was q
caller in this community Wednes.
day AFTERNOON.
J. +. Witt spent Tuesday in Wing
Marcella, Andrew. and Wilbert
Meters spent Wednesday evening
visiting at the Roy Marchan,
homoy~
Jake Wentz was a Bismarck call.
er Wednesday.
Louis Novy motored to McClus.
ky Thursday afternoon.
j. E. Witt was a Wing shopper
Thursday afternoon.
Carl Berg called at the r. G.
Marchant home Wednesday.
Johnny Witt and Jake Wentz
spent Wednesday afternoon at the
John and Sam Koch farm near Bis
marck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Klien were in
Wing Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl johnson called
in Mandan Friday.
Sunday evening callers at the Jake
Wentz home were Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Witt and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Christ Wentz and family and Leroy
Marchant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seilinger and
baby daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Seilenger and son Earl James,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bethel Bailey spent
Sunday at tn: Charley Seilenger
home.
VIM. Witt has purchased the farm
formerly owned By the Davenport
family, now occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. August Heitzmen and family.
Louise Thurn was absent from
school Tuesday.
VIM. Witt and son Johnny mo-
tored to Bismarck Wednesday morn
ing.
r. G. Marchant and SON Leroy
were Wing callers Tuesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Sperry were
Bismarck shoppers Wednesday.
Jake Berg called at the r. G..
Merchant home Wednesday.
Jake Berg and A. Bender mo-
tored to Wing Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Novy spent
Monday in Bismarck.
Warren Sperry called at the
James Novy home Wednesday eve-
ming.
Sunday evening visitors at the
Roy Marchant home were Mr.. and
Mae, Helen Degner, John Witt of
Mrs. Fred Smith and daughter Verna
Florence Lake, and Warren Cotes
from south of Wing.
Mabel Lytle, Ellen and Thomas
Ryan attended the dance in Regain
Friday evening.
Mrs. Frank Brown, nurse of Bis
marck, examined the pupils in
Schrunk school Monday.
Irwin Wentz spent Sunday with
Gust Witt.
Herman Meters and Joe Klemine
were in Goodrich Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Berg and
laughter and Louise Thurn visited
at the John Lief home near Arena
Sunday.
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BY MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN

Mrs. Anehrum of Driscoll visited
18th Mrs. Alfred Olson Wednesday
tternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Backman
allied on Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Olson
Wednesday evening.
Henry Olson returned home Fri.
day from Bismarck with his wife,
Mr.. Olson had been receiving treat
ments for his hand.
Mrs. Emma Shaffer and Mrs. Har,
old HarRrave were shopping in Bis
nlayck Friday.
MRS. Albert Christensen and Wal
ter, while in town Friday. called on
Mrs. H. A. Thomas and Mrs. Robert
Sharp.
A large crowd attended the pro-
Gram at Clear Lake school No. 3
Friday evening.
Granval Selland was attending to
business matters Saturday at Bis
naarck.
Sam Rassmusen was a Bisma rex
caller Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stiles enter
tanned a number of relatives to q
dainty supper Saturday evening.
Mrs. Harold Hargrave and sister.
VIVIAN, naotored to Bismarck Sat.
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Nevl.nd and
family spent Saturday evening at
the Bud Lund home in kidder coun.
ty. ~
|. Mrs. Harold Hargrave and chill
dren also Vivian .Shaffer spent Mon.
day evening with Mrs. Rassumusen
| -Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olson and
family visited Sunday at Motif with
mrs. Olson's parents.
Mrs. Ann. Erickson was a Bis.
m4gck shopper Saturday.
Chslven Belle called on home folks
Sunday. .
Henry Olson n,otored to Bismarck
Monday to have his hand dressed.
Chalvin Belle accompanied him.
] Mrs. Frank Shaffer and Mrs. Har.
GID Harzrave motored to Steele
Monday. s..
Joe Koterbat assisted Olaf Olson
with some work. Tuesday. -
/. Roy Olscn helped Frank Shaffer
haul hay Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Newland enter
tanned q number Of friends to m
oyster supper Tuesday evening.
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Steele
BY MRS. F. w. GRESS

Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Lund Of Bis
marck visited the Harris and Oar.
ling families here Sunday.
Sheriff Burton is having we'll
d. lied on his city lots.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto johnson and
children motored to Bismarck Satur-
day.
Dean Craig, youngest son of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Craig, was quite
seriously hurt Friday when he fell
from horse he was riding, landing
on his head. He was taken to Bis
marck where he is being cared for
in hospital.
Marvin Ness visited friends in
Bismarck Sunday.
DR.. Lodge left Thursday for Cal
ifornia where he will spend the win
ter. DR.. Price Of Dawson will look
after DR.. Lodges practice during the
winter.
Mrs. Phelps entertained the Pres
byterian work club Thursday after
noon.
Attorney McCerter spent Thurs
day in Napoleon attending the court
session there.
Commerce Calkins has been made
caretaker of part of the newly grad
ed road from Steele to futile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fairchild
made business trip to Bismarck
/ Saturday.
The annual banquet of the w. F.
M. S. was held at the Methodist
parsonage Friday night. About so
guests were present.
A set of beautiful and interesting
stereopticon pictures of missionary
work in Alaska were shown in the
Presbyterian church Sunday night.
Mrs. Peter Dalenburg read the lee
ture that accompanied the pictures.
The Legion auxiliary met with
Mrs. Dannemeyer Thursday night.
Work was done on an afghan the la
dies are knitting.
Mrs. Mack Hayes and Mrs.
Dwyer Hays and Glenn Darling mo-
tored to jamestown Friday to get
medicine for Mr.. Darling.
Mrs. p. D. Wood returned from
the hospital in Bismarck, Saturday.
where she had been since the first of
the week having her broken wrist
cared for.
A Thanksgiving program was CIV
en- in the Allen school Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballantine, Nadine
Geisler, Arletta Craig and Beulah
Lindseth motored to Moffit Thurs
day night where they assisted Rev.
Snow to organize an Epworth
League.
The home economics class enter
tanned their mothers Tuesday after
noon at dinner they prepared and
served under the direction of their
teacher, Miss Knutsvig.
Commissioner Storey is spending
several weeks visiting relatives in
Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Whitney
visited relatives in jamestown Sat-
urday.
Mrs. E. Dannemeyer entertained
Friday night at shower for VIVA
Daugherty, who is soon to be mar
ried to Lester Martin. About 80 la
dies were present. Many beautiful
gifts were given to the honor guest.
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Rock Hill
By RUTH LITTLE :

Garfield Schoolhouse Blrns-
About 2 o'clock monday morning the
Garfield consolidated schoolhouse
burned completely to the ground.
The cause Of the fir is unknown, but
is thought to have started in the
furnace room. The three teachers
and family were asleep in the teach
erAge. When they discovered the
fire the, smoke was coming up the
stairway. They !. We the general
alarm and had hardly time to get
out of the building. The professor
became suffocated with smoke. It
was too late when help arrived to
save the building or any of the
furnishings. The teachers clothing
and some furniture in their room
was saved. The loss was about
$4,000 and was partly covered by
Farmers Union Meeting at Regain
The local Farmers Union of Regain
will give program and dinner Dec
4 At the American Legion hall at II
o'clock. The program consists Of
singing by the Regain quartet. An
address will be delivered by Nh. Ar.
thur Mccoy, also other talks by
members. The object Of the meet.
ing is to get together and make the
local Z success. Possibility Of or.
ganizing shipping association will
30 discussed. Ladies are asked tt
bring dinner. Everyone come ane
have Z good tinae.
Guests at the Louis Jorgensor
home Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs
Steve Nemetz and family, Isaac
Marcovitz and son Robert, Clyde
and Virgil Little and George Nickel.
son and Mrs. Harry Davenport.
$. 3. Olson was : Regain caller
Thursday.
Lawrence Bailey. Aelred Bouch
ana Raymond Patton Inotored to Re.
gan Sunday.
Clayton ana Virgel Little motoree
to Albert Titles by truck Satur'
day and brought back some timbers
for moving buildings for Oscar ane
George Walworth. They will move
the MRS. Rasche cottage to Regar
Monday.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund Rupp wer.
social visitors at the Edd Kasch,
home Sunday.
A telephone meeting was callet
Saturday 1t Regan. Directors $. /
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Raleigh
By w. B. DORWARD

Arthur Hancock of Flasher in.
stalled a new pair of scales at the
stock yards for Peter Klein the past
week.
Elmer Weeden of Cannon Ball was
a business visitor in Raleigh Friday,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Dorward ri.
tended ladies night at the Veterans
Of Foreign War camp in Bismarck
tuesday evening. Paul dempsey &C.
ccmpanied them to Bismarck and
visited his wife and son who are
patients at the st. Alexius hospital,
MI. and Mrs. John Shoeninr oi
Carson visited at the home of the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aug.
ust Nelson Saturday.
Kew. Bochlors purchased a new
car at Bismarck this week.
James Ferguson Of Cannon Ball
was shopping in town Saturday.
There was a big dance held in the
hall 1t Raleigh Friday evening. The
Eigin orchestra furnished the music
and everyone reported 4 good time
Anna Maier Of Elgin spent the
weekend the guest Of her sister
Miss Pauline Maier.
Clark Belden Of Shields took thu
Job Of running the oil truck for the
Standard Oil company and expects ia
move his family to Raleigh this
week.
Max Miller was q business visitor
in Bismarck Friday.
Harvey Mcdowell Of Cannon Ball
delivered hogs to the local hor buyer
Peter Klein, Thursday.
Raynond Sehn returned home
from EnMoAs county Wednesday
where he has heen visiting for soms
Ar. and Mrs. sslnsr Laurhas
wers hosts sunday when thsy enter.
dinner.
Heary Hsytz Of Cer,ea was bust,
Hsss visitor iH RsisiSA Friday.
4rtin and Harry peieAert were
etllsd to StyvySb uf11 tits week 81
The serious illness Of their father.
Matt EFcAliek pprehajed : farm
. near ssss!ffiass 40 expsets - move
S0yx0 eU&1 WVSks
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Westruin and
children, Mylo and Ardys. Ann de.
parted Monday for Los Angeles
CALI. where they expect to, spend
the winter. They will visit relative.
at yolGa; 8. D.. en- route.
W. y: Dorward shipped . CARLOAD
Of purebred Duroc Jersey hogs !,
the Sioux City markets Friday.
Milses Lttyiitko and .Erickspi
40 N 4 iato - A - \, 1hiel hsns!
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Hazel Grove
BY MRS. RAY HAzLEGROyE

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank GRAY were
callers at the Ray Hazlegrove home
Thursday.
A fairwell dinner was given a,
the Sattler home Sunday in honor
OF Jack Sattler, who is leaving for
Russia Tuesday.
Charlie Sattler was a caller If
Arena Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Sattler and
Mrs: Jake Sattler accompanied Mr.
Sattler to Bismarck Tuesday where
ne left by train for New York Citv
whence he will leave for Russia
where he will visit relatives anf
friends this winter. We wish him 3
pleasant voyage and hope he will
enjoy his visit.
Chris Stohlers plastered for Raw
Hazlegrove one day last week.
Elvin Gray and sister Opal were
Sunday afternoon callers at Ray
Hazlegrove's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray and Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Hazlerrove were II
the city of Bismarck on business
Monday
Elmer Perry was a caller in Tuttle
one day this week.
Alvin Webster Of Turtle Lake ha,
moved his outfit Of 81 head Of horses
and mqles to the B. 4. Bold farn
where he will have them cared Ia,
this winter.
Harry Ulfers called It Ray HALE.
groves Tuesday.
Irwin sattler w.s in Goodrich Wed.
Harve Moffit was q business call.
er in Bismarck Monday.
Ray Hazlegrove called Wednesda,
at the Charlie Sattler home.
Miss Opal Gray spent the week
end with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hamburg ant
mother. Mrs. Anna Hamburg. re
turned from their trip to South Da
kota Wednesday.
Ray Hazlegrove called Friday a
Bert Glanville's.
The Jack Stewart family are tn,
owners Of 4 new radio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray HaxleTrove en-
tsrtainsd Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ora,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12

OlvasIs Y Aneriksi Magyar
Hiriapot - ttmogasps y sbban
hirdst6 stsskst
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12
ESEMENYEK
(Folytatas az l-s6 oldalr6l)

Munkas Betegsegelyz0,
amely a f6sulyt a betegse-
gelyre fekteti. A Reforma-
tus Egylet, mely vagyonilag
szinten az erosek koze tarto-
xix. Az Greg Egylet, amely
hovatova 80 eva 6ta segiti a
youngstown magyarsagot,
oft van Campbelben a Pet6fi
Egylet, Nilesben, Campbell
ben, Warrenben, Sharonban,
Sharpvilleben, New Castle
ban, Beaver Fallson, Ell
wood Cityn, Alliancon, Can
tonban a Verhovay Egylet
fiokjai miikodnek a helyi
egyleteken xviii.
Van mib0l valogatni a ma
gyarsagnak, csak valogas-
son, inert egyletre okvetle-
nil sziiksege van.
Az 1928-ik esztend0ben
szeretn6k AIT latni, hogy
Youngstown es kolnyeki
magyar egyletek nemcsak
vagyonban, hanem tagsag-
ban is erosen szaporodja-
max.
Ha az egyletek minden
tagja csak egy vi tagot SEE
RENE, akar csaladja, akar is
merosei koreben, egyletenek
megduplazodna a tagletsza-
ma. OF vagy tiz dollar ha-
vonta, ahhoz merten, hogy
milyen kereso az ember, nem
'sok arra, hogy csaladjat a
.jjov6 betegsegei es halala ell
len legalabb anyagilag meg
6vja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12
HOGYAN SZABALYOZzA A
KoRMANY Az IDIOT?
Egy egesz sereg szakembert al
kalmaz a kormany pontos do
szabaly yozasara es fenntaxtasara.

A szovetsegi kormany nagy
koltseggel egy egesz miszaki SEER
vezetet tart fem, amelynek min
den figyelme ARA terjed XII, hogy
az orszagot pontos id6jelzessel
lassa ell. A munkaban egy egesz
sereg kiil0n ere celra kikepzett
miiszaki csoport, legujabb tu-
domanyos eszk0zokkel felszerel-
We vesz reszt. A 'hivatalos "id5-
szolgalat" nliiden formaja telje-
sen dijtalanul all rendelkezesere
mindenkinek.
A modern .civilizaci6 mind kom-
plikaltabba teszi az eletet Is eb-
ben napi csatazajban elmarad-
hatatlanul fontos, hogy pontos
idoszolgalattal lassa el a kor-
many az orszagot. A legtdbb en-
"A
Der ITALIAN el sem hiszi, hogy az
id6szolgalat rengeteg ember ele-
tet Is tulajdont ment meg az ell
pnsztulastol. Egg olyan hatalmas
orszagban, mint ez Is oily s0kol-
daln aktivitas kozepette, pontos
id6szolgalat mem egyszerii dolog,
Els0 serbian, a kormany saba
lyozza a ihivatalos 6rakat, amelyek
pontos lido alapmertekei. Min
den tudomanyos felkesziiltsee
rendelkezfsre all, hogy q masod
perc legkisebb hanyada alapjar
tlntessek fel pontos idSt. Var
| legy koxponti lhivatalos 6raszerke
zet ,amelshez y tJbhi 6rakat iga
xitjak, Megjegyzend6, hogy az at
| lag fall, vagy zseb6ra ma sokka
pontosabb Is megbizhatlbb id5
lielkS mint |aze agAiISpr ! no
Ldetn 6faszer ezet gy6rtast men
Iismert6k
"a radio felhecsiilhetetlep sol
tgalatot vegex " id5.standarf
mega allapit &saal6l es sab alyozass
I, x3 &yS14tt ,,., /. ~. /. ], k11: u 6 U
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12
NfHkNY soR A CHIVRo1ET AUT6R0L

Kusz0ben az ujesztepd6nek -
mely ezen orszagnak egyik legki-
magasldbbs 6vet igeri az auto
mobilliizlet 19281ban eddigi neve-
zetes eveinek legnagyobb esztenl
dejst helyezi kilatasba. Az uj fel-
viragzasnak b6seges jelei mntat-
koznak minden oldalr6l a vilag
ezen legnagyobb iparaban.
Az ezen evben eljovend6 iizleti
szerencset illet6leg azonban ~
minden kommentar nelkul megal-
lapitando, hogy az el6zetes josla-
tok neha felrevezetnek es gyakran
iiresnek nyilvanulnak el6re mem
latott esemenyek k0vetkezteben.
A tenyek azonban kiil0nb0z6
vezet6 emberek velemenyei xii
lonfele vallalkozasokrol es a kila-
tas folotti altalanos elra gadtatas
egyiittesen - iranyad6 mertekiil
szolgalnak az uzleti kilatasokat
illet6leg, melyek az ev ezen ide-
jeben meg nem voltak' elerhet3k.
Az egesz izleti vilagban, min
den szalsmaban, vezet6 emberek
gein optinlisztikusak az 192S-as
evi kilatast illet6leg. Bankarok,
epiteszek, gazdaszok es kiil0nb0-
zo gyarosok mind egy nagyobb
iizleti eyre kesziilnek es ugyanak-
kor a gepkocsi-ipar, mint vilagito
fallyafeny mutat az uj iizleti le-
hetosegekre. J
Fenallo tenyekre alapitva jo-
solnak altalanos joletet az iizleti
vilagban. Nyugtalansagra mines
ok s6t boseges hitel all rendelke-
zesre es a gazdasagoknak elegen-
d6 t5kejiik van beruhazasokhoz.
A mez6gazdasag minden agaban;
gyapot, gabona es tejtermek-gaz-
dasago.rban fellendiilest jelentett
az 1927-ik esztenaS, amelynek
eredmenyekebfsen - tomeges va
sarlasok a tavalyit feliil fogjak
mllni. A gyarak gepei zakatol-
max, nehez ipar naris erzi a
prosperitast-.
Ha gepkocsi-ipart tekintjiik,
a vezet6 elmek megegyeznek alb
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12
A multi esztendo Macy vivmanyai

Visszatekintiink 1927-re, S ait
kerdezziik, hogy az elmult ev viv-
manyairol melyek a legkiemelke-
dobb vivmanyok, melyek azok,
amelyek nagyon sokat jelentenek
az .emberiseg eleteben.
Vannak, akik AIT mondjak,
hogy a tavolba latas feltalalasa a
legcsodalatosalbb. Termeszetesen
meg csak a kezdet kezdeten all ez
a talalmany. Masok axt 7mendj jak,
hogy a tengeren keresztuli tele-
fon beszelgetes lehetove tetele az
ev legcsodalatosabb vivmanya. Els
sorban Jonnek azutan konnyii
es megis nagyon mercy es szivos
talalmanyok feltalalasa, melyek a
repiil6gepek fejl6deset tettek le-
lfet6ve. Azutan az acelvazak es az
aDelhajok reszeinek a forrasztasa
az eddigi szogecseies helyett. Sos
kan a radio felvev6 kesziiIekek
egyszeriisiteset tartjak fontosnak.
De mem ks miska New York es
New Jersey kozott, a Hudson TO-
ly6 ala furt alagut keszitese sem,
melyet egy billi6 dollar k6ltseggel
keszitettek ell, mar at is adtak
forgalomnak. Termeszetesen