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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-08-09
COUNTY AGENTS COLUMN.
]. L. M'GLONE,
Resident County Agent,
Office, Court House.
Bean Beetle Spreads Throughout
Maryland.

Bean Beetle Spreads Throughout
Maryland.
Ravages of the Mexican bean beetle
this year in gardens and truck patches
Throughout the State have given farm
ers and backyard gardeners an oppor-
tunity to gain first-hand information
concerning the destructiveness of this
most recently acquired insect pest.
Just two years ago the first Mexi-
can bean beetles in Maryland were
discovered in the extreme western
portion of the State, although prior
to that time the flight of the insects
had been watched and their appear
ance within Maryland territory had
been predicted. Now, according to DR..
E. N. Cory, entomoligist for the Uni
versity of Maryland Extension Ser
vice, the beetles have spread into
practically every county.
Effective control measures include
the use of dust and sprays. Calcium
arsenate in the proportion of one part
to seven parts Of hydrated lime is
effective as a dust if applied at the
rate of about fifteen to twenty pounds
per acre. For very heavy infesta-
lions, magnesium arsenate, one part,
and hydrated lime, three parts, APP
piled at the rate of ten to twelve
pounds per acre is recommended.
Home made Bordeaux mixture, A
so, with the addition of one pound of
calcium arsenate to each fifty gallons
of spray, has proved to be satisfac-
tory. For small areas one level tea
spoonful of calcium arsenate to each
gallon of Bordeaux will give the
proper proportion. Sprays to be effec-
tive, it is pointed out, should be di-
rected upward to cover the underside
of the leaves where the beetles do
their feeding.
Since calcium arsenate is poisonous,
sprays or dusts should not be applied
to bean vines after the beans on them
are half grown. All beans, no matter
when sprayed or busted, should be
washed carefully in two changes Of
water before being used.
Paintings that have been practi-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-08-09
IMPORTANCE AND NEED
OF A SAFE MILK SUPPLY
State Board of Health Stresses
Production and Handling

Directing attention to the impor-
lance of and need for a good milk
supply, DR.. r. H. Riley, Director of
the State Department of Health,
urges milk producers and housekeep-
ers to take every possible precaution
for the production of safe milk and
for the careful handling of milk in
the home.
milk may become contaminated"
he said, "either through lack of care
or because it is handled by a carrier
of some disease. Under such condi
lions epidemics of sore throat or
typhoid fever may arise. The first
essential in the production of safe milk
is the health of the workers-not only
mixers but of every person engaged
in any of the processes of milk hand
ling, from the COW to the consumer.
Other essentials are pointed out in
the directions prepared by Mr.. A. l..
Sullivan, Chief of the State Bureau
of Food and Drugs. Here they are:
"Clean, healthy cows submitting to
an annual examination for tubercu-
losis and free from disease are es-
sential for good milk. The cows must
be MIXED by clean, healthy persons.
Small top milking pals should be
used, as they help to keep out the
dirt
"After straining through fresh
cotton pad, the milk should be cooled
and kept cold until used. The house
keeper should do her part in keeping
the milk chilled and should not allow
it to stand an hour or two before
putting it on ice.
"All milk containes bacteria, but for
safety and also to keep the milk
fresh and sweet it is necessary to keep
the bacterial count at a minimum. At
this season of the year, carelessly ham
died utensils and inadequate cooling
of the milk are two of the most i'm
portant causes of the excessive in
crease of bacteria in the milk.
"All utensilsand containers should
be washed, scrubbed, rinsed and then
sterilized with live steam or boiling
water-at least two quarts of boiling
water to a can and quart or more
to a pail.
BOTTLES should bethoroughlyl scald-
ed. Milk chilled to so degrees will
show small increase in bacteria in II
hours. At sixty degrees there will
be a decided increase and at 70 de-
grees each original bacterium will
have produced several hundred and
ruined the milk. Cool the milk prompt
ly and adequately and you will protect
it for everybody"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-08-09
Headed for Hotter Ground

The following appeared in Penn
sylvania paper and was captioned as
follows:
NOTICE TO MY CHICKEN THIEF.
THE car blanket that you stole
along with the last consignment of
poultry from my chicken coop was an
all-wool blanket. If your foresight
had not been blinded with poison boot
leg liquor you would have taken my
ice machine instead, for where you're
going a refrigerator plant would be
more appropriate than a wool blan-
ket."
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-08-09
PUBLIC AUCTION
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY

The undersigned will offer for sale,
to the highest bidder, at the Giessman
Hotel Building, Oakland, Nd, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST IL. 1928,
beginning at o'clock P. NJ, all of the
following personal property:
One bed Davenport, Victrola, sew
eral Rugs, ? Library Tables, Ores
sers, l Cupboard, l Sideboard, Ia
bles, l Gas Range, 3 Beds, Springs
and Mattresses, all kinds of Cooking
Utensils, lot of Canned Fruit, lot of
Jars, lot of Dishes, 5 Rocking Chairs,
set of Dining Room Chairs and many
other articles too numerous to men
ton.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums of IS
and under, cash on day of sale; on
sums over S. credit of four months
with security will be given.
Mr. and Mrs. HARLEY BOWERS,
Giessman Hotel. Oakland, Nd.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-08-09

The difficulty was ended Sunday af-
ternoon when it was decided to pre-
sent the prize, floating tombstone, to
Ronald McIntire for his persistence in
falling into the lake. Both contes-
tants wanted the prize but were will
ing to compromise when Ronald's
name was mentioned.
This decision was reached by both
of them after they had witnessed
Ronald and his upset Sunday after
noon. "If he does that many more
times, he ought to be perfect" DR..
McComas said. "And how" DR.. Bull
lard replied. "The prize belongs to
him."
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-08-09
A Passing Picture

When Scoop visited Col. Bell this
week he had surprise picture, and
one which, it was supposed, no one
had been able to obtain.
The Colonel received word Of that
recent fire in Terra Alta just few
seconds before the Fire Department
in Oakland did, and grasping the OPP
portunity headed for Crellin with his
borrowed machine.
He was none too quick, for just as
he got all "set up" he heard the siren
on the truck just as it left Oakland.
Two minutes later he had the picture
and it is reproduced here for the ben
eft of The Republicans readers. Per-
cy Frantz is driving, while Fire Chief
Kerins is seated beside him. The
others are there too.
Passing Through Crelin
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-08-09

sunburn that caused the following an
swer is not known, but anyway, Carl
ton McComas has a high degree of
efficiency in knowing how to please.
Il want a pair of carriers, please"
somebody asked at Sincell's store
few days ago, and Carlton replied,
Eyes, madam; something like those
you are wearing? ?"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-08-09

Scoops prize contest ended rather
strangely after Col. Bell had been
fairly swamped with entries for the
endurance floating" Just as the con-
test was ready to get under way, it
started to rain and more than a hun
bred backed out for fear of getting
their cotton suits wet.
The two contestants remaining were
DR.. McComas and DR.. Billiard, and in
an argument which followed to deter
mine whether the prize was worth the
effort DR.. Billiard discovered that Dr..
McComas had life belt beneath his
swimming regalia.
The following picture was snapped
as the two were at the peak Of their
argument. The one with the flowers
is not DR.. Billiard.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-08-09

Make your next drive to La Vale
Inn. three miles west of Cumberland,
on the National Highway. Chicken,
steak and country ham dinners every
day. Unique and attractive surround
ings. Music every Sunday evening
from seven until ten o'clock. Dining
room open from $50 a. M, until mid
night Advertisement 21-6t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-08-09
Boat Takes a Flop

Buster Brown, the latest motor boat
creation of Edward c. Lawrence, was
unable to compete in the races Fri
day, although it certainly would have
been in a class by itself and would
have caused quite stir among adj
mirers.
Ed was unwilling to make his trials
out in the open, and while in the
midst of a short spin before the race
in a secluded inlet, the shoe lace got
caught around a snag and upset it.
The motor was not damaged, but Eds
sea-going outfit of brilliant hue did
a fadeout on him the instant he hit
the water and he refused to be snap
ped by Col. Bell while in such a pre-
dicament. "The Goo-by wouldn't have
had show and the publisher of The
Republican wouldn't have pulled down
the money he won by the victory of
Goo-by had l been dressed for the oc-
casion," Ed is quoted as saying. Ad-
miral Haulenbeek promised him the
loan of his seaworthy apparel, accord
ing to rumor but Edward wouldn't dis
course on this.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-08-09

cally defoliated by the beetle should
be picked as soon as possible and the
plants either plowed under or burned.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-08-09
EXTRA WRONG FONTS
By Scoop
Have Reen in Canada.

Must Have Been in Canada.
The body lay in state at the family
home here today while thousands of
friends and admirers passed the beer,
Seen in newspaper account.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-08-09

Swepson Earle, in charge of all
water events, was present, but as
birthdays come but once a year, and
as this day happened to be both the
day of the water carnival and his ma
tai day, he compromised by celebrat-
ing his birthday to perfection. He was
ably assisted in his celebration by the
Secretary of State. And how!
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-08-09
4 telephone Service
is a Vital SelviCe/

During the year (1e2D $4,000 additional tele-
phones put in service, making the total num-
Der in the United States interconnected in and with
the Bell System at the end of the 1S,3o5OOO.
WALTER S. CLIFFORD,
President Of the American Telephone
and Te dSnt, Company
q Telephone service has become vital service to the
world of today Each year its hundreds of thou
sands new telephones added those already served
by the companies of the Bell System
q Last year nearly 100000 were added swelling the
total for the country than 18OOO OOO-one
telephone for every seven of population
q At the end of 1927 the aggregate of the plant
and equipment devoted to furnishing this necessary
service the people the United States had reached
the impressive total of nearly three and onehd bill
lion Of dollars Thus the furnishing of telephone
has grown to be of the worlds greatest in
dustries.
q The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
of Baltimore City which is of the associate COM
panes of the Bell System serves 1914 900 telephones
the State of Maryland 1t represents investment of
than $42 39 OOO Each year brings additions of
about $500 telephones and each year there is added
about $3,400OO0 in additional plant and equipment.
q Thus the demand for service territory continues
it does throughout the of the country. And
just have met the demand in the past shall
make effort to continue to meet it in the future
and give the most telephone service and the best
at the lowest cost to the public
THE cHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC
TELEPHONE COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE CITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-08

Self Basting, Covered Fry
Pans of heavy Miro Alumni
mum, with double aluminium
bottoms, and red, green, or
black handles. The first
time offered at this low
price.
Kann's-Fhird Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-08
Every Coat SILK Lined
and Interlined

Goats appropriate for all occasions
arg presented now In this low-priced
Anniversary Sale group! Straight1ine,
wrap, flare and fitted types are shown
in soft broadcloths, normas, mixtures,
ete.-with flattering for collars in many
styles and with cuffs of fur to match.
There is wide variety of colors and
the furs used include wolf, mendoza
beaver, Manehurian wolf, fox, baby
seal and opossum!
Misses Sizes. IA to 2O-Women' SO
to 46 and Extra Sizes, 3715 to 5312
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-02

Mems White Linen Hand
kerchiefs, with hand-drawn
work and initial in blue, brown,
green and grey. SOC.
Evening star., 1928-12-02

Former Employees Who De-
sire to Help Us During
the Christmas Season Are
Requested to Register at
our EN- mploym ent
once I'm m e diately
Evening star., 1928-12-02

Women's Irish Linen Handker-
chiefs, the business women's kind
with "a inch hens and embroid-
cred initials. 25c and 35c.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-12
KIRANDULAS cANToNBA

Az Els6 Amerikai Magyar Ipa-
ros Egyesiiletnek a Canton mel
letti Podli parkban nagy piknikje
lesz, amely alkalmat felhasznal-
hatja a youngstown lnagyarsag
es kil0nosen Kossuth K0r tag
jai, hogy megtekintsek Cantont
egy k0z0s kirandulas kereteben.
Az indulas vasarnap julius %
en- (most vasarnaphoz egy hetre)
reggel Z 6rakor lesz Gagyi Janos
honfitarsunk hazat6l, 587 Ken
more Ave. Ia South Sideon), a
Glenwood Ave. kozeleben. Akinek
esetleg mem volna gepe, ugy hiv-
ia fel barmelyik Kossuth Kori
tagot vagy Gagyi Janost, akinek
telefon szama 36O77.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-12
PIKNIKI KoLLEKTALAs

| A junius 2S-an tartott kozos
piknikre a Scent Gyorgy Gorog
Katholikus es a Magyarok Macy
asszonyarol elnevezett Rom. Kath.
Hitkozseg gyijt6i kovetkez6
adomanyokat gyiijtottek. Gyiijt6k
Husovszky Janosne es Kovacs
Mikl6sne.
Egy dollart adtak: Papp And
ras, Nitro Mihalyne, Mrs. M. Ko-
vacs, 0zv. Orosz Sandorne, Bakos
Janosne, Illes Claiborne, Suranyi
Marion, Kal6czky Sander, Ku-
rucz Janos, Bornemissza Istvan,,
Lengyel Peter, id. Majer JOSEF,
Kollath Ferencne, Csolenszky Fe-
lrencne, Varocsik Janosne, Com
Der J6zsefne, Husovszky Janosne,
Kovacs Mikl6sne. Otven Gentle
vel adtak: Vasko Janos, Mezey
Janosne, Banyasz Janos, Fran
c6szky Danielne, Orto Gyorgy,
Mokri Ferenc, Takacs Mihalyne,
Galambosi Gyorgyne, Kemecsei
J6zsefne, Ond6 Istvanne, Matyi
Istvanne, Kiss Claiborne. 25 cent
jewel adtak: N. n, Szoledy Lajos-
Inc, Latos J6zsefne. IS centet a.
dott 10th Gyorgyne Termeszet-
beni adomanyokat adtak: 10th
Istvan 10 font virsli, Szacsori ia
nos 4 font disznohus, Sultz San
dor 1 font csirke, Kapitany Ja-
nosne harom font virsli, 10th La
jos 0t font virsli, ot font kasa es
harom font hagyma, Kovacs Ja-
|nosne sitemeny.
Lengyel Peter.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-12
ERTEsITES

Tisztelettel tudomasul adjuk
Youngstown S kornyeke magyar
saganak, hogy Szalma Oszkar ve-
zetesevel vi zenekar alakult mex.
Ez a zenekar kitiin0en jatszik
ugy magyar, valamint angol ze-
net, ha valakinek jo zenekarra
van sziiksege lakodalomban, tar
sas osszejovetelen, vagy keresz-
teles alkalmaval, ford'lljanak BIZ
zalommal hozzank mi lelkiisme-
retesen kiszolgalunk mindenkit
a legjutanyosabb arban. Magyar
partolja a magyart.
Szemelyesen lehet beszelni Ba-
bos Jozseffel, 30O8 South Ave.
Telefon 30362.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-12
sIKERttLT pIKNIK

A Scent Gyorgy Gorog Kathc
likus Magyar Hitkozseg piknike
|melyet hitk0zseg penztara ia
vara az elmult heten, julius 4-el
ltartott, kitin5en sikerult. AZ id
kellemes volt, vendegek soka1
voltak es ugy anyagilag mint er
kolcsileg skier kielegit6.
| Termeszetesen nagyban hozza
jarult a pink sikerehez az elore
valo gyiijtes. Faradhatatlan gyiij-
t6k sok hajlek ajtajan kopogtat-
tax, hogy k0zseg javara gyiijt-
senek. Az eredmeny nagyon szep
volt. Fedor Janosne Is 10th Gy.-
Inc gyiijtese Campbellen: Egy dol
larjaval adtak: Fedor Janos, Ba-
logh Istvan, 10th Gyorgy, ozv.
Lesnyakne, Markus Gyorgy, Kop
Janos, Molnar Antal, Szalai Fe-
rene, Vaj6 Mihaly, Fedor Andras,
Kiraly Istvan, Koczur Janos. q
centjevel adtalS: Vezse Mihalyne,
Mathe Lajosne, Kalai Benine,
Danko J6zsef, Varga Istvanne,
Penner, Hotinsky. Termeszetbeni
adomanyok: Molnar Majk egy
ing, Rafael Horvath egy tiz fon-
tos sonka, Harry Lautman egy
parma haj, East Youngstown
Hardware / villany kave fozo, Ja-
mes Mikula 5 font baloni, Schva-
bel Bakery 10 kenyer, Mrs. Va
mosy egy csirke, Nemeth Janosne
es ozv. Szekely Janosne SIS cent.
Osszesen $15.75 cent.
Gyiijtes Brier Hillen: Egy dol
larjaval adtak: Hricz6 Janosne,
Kardos Jozsefne. so centjevel adj
tax: Kocska Erzsebet, Tamcsak
Gyorgyne, 10th Andrasne, Juhasz
Gyorgy, ozv. Sipos Andrasne, Be-
lenczki Janosne, T6glas Gyulane,
Lutheran Janosne, Benis Andras-
ne, Lipkoyics Matyasne, Szadaji
Benine, Kis Andrasne, Kiraly Ist-
vanne. Mr.. Mocsany 25 centet
adott. Osszesen: 10 dollar. Kollek-
talta Hriczu Janosne. Kollekta
Nileson $3.50. Kellektalta Halok
Tstvan. (Folytatjuk.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-12
A Nagybizottsag
gyulest tart

(Folytatas az 1-s6 oldalrol)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-12

llyen, amelyet mar kezd ismerni
szabad szep termeszetet kedvelt
|magyarsag.
A piknik mar delel5tt 10 Ora
kor kezd6dik IS mem lesz yegs
csak ejfelkor.
A rendez6seg ez alkalomra egy
nagyszerii miisor allitott ossze,
Lesz szabad szinpad a sharoni te-
hetseges miikedvelok felleptevel,
viv6 verseny, lacikonyha, szekely
|gulyas, k0telhuzas, virstliszopas,
lepenyeves, pr6bahazassag, ,yilag-
|posta, kakasverseny, csardasver-
seny, mutatvanyos b6dek, erSpr6-
ba, szepsegverseny ertekes dijak-
kal es sok mas fel mem sorolt sz6-
rakoztat6 dolog, amiket a rem
dezoseg meglepeteskent tartogat
a piknikre.
Egy mask ujitas is bizonyara
tetszsali fog a vendegelnek. Min
den 13-ik belepti jegy tulajdono-
sa egy ertekes ajandekot fog
kapni.
Ha veletlentl fenti napon az
lido mem lesz alkalmas piknik tar
tasra, 19-en lesz megtartva ez a
nagyszabasu majalis.
Aki igazan jol akar mulatni, az
semmi esetre sc mulassza ell ezen
a pikniken val6 nlegjelenest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-12

max kell megszuntetni". K0sz0
nettel tartozunk az ujsagnak, =
inert teglat hord a magyarsag vi
diadalmas epiiletehez, k0szonette
tartozunk mi bilincsbe vert ma
lgyarok a csonka hazaban es a We,
geken, hogy mem felejtkeztek meg
az 6hazar6l.
A kiilfoldi magyar lapok pasz-
tortiizek a nagy-nagy sotet ej-
szakaban, melyek bevilagitanak
ia lelkek melyebe, tavoli 6rszemek
az igazsag hadseregeben, har-
cos titanok, 1nelyek soha meg mem
alkuv6 lelekkel kiizdenek ma
gyarsagert. Mi magyarok lit a
rab hazaban halatelt Swivel mon
dunk kosz0netet azoknak, akik a
szabad hazaban is biiszken ma
gyarnak valljak magukat, S tamo-
gatnak minket nehez munkank-
ban.
-. Talan mar mines messze az
az lido, amikor Devenynel, Orso-
vanal ujra allni fog a scent turul
madar $ hirdetni fogja Magma
gyarorszag dics6seget.
DR.. Borbely Laszl6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-12
vERHovAY 1O8

Beteg tagjaink nevsora: Sze-
kelly Karoly 21I13 Manhattan
Ave. Geressy Sander 602 Walter
ST. Mecsey Mihaly, Hubbard, @.
B6bis Gyorgy, Hubbard, @. Rig6
Mihaly 1907 Dearborn st. Beteg-
seq a tikarnal jelentendo be: I'll
Edward st. Telefon 1872.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-12

ban Pittsburghban. Lapunk f5.
szerkeszt6je, Nem6nyi Mikl6s Er-
ND, aki tagja az ieazgat6sAgnak,
reszt vesz gyiilesen. Tavollste
alatt kerjiik a maeyarsagot, hogy
keresse fel ha dolga van a seer
keszt6seget, ahol Mt. Laky Zsig-
mond helyettesiti.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-12

i
Ipatnak jutalmul a Nagybizottsae g
| Is dollar dijjat tiiz XII.
| A zenere vonatkozolag hata-
roztatik, hogy ket zen nekar jat-
szon es pedig Szalma Oszkar fla
tai, de kitin6 magyar zenekara
es Rig6 bandaja.
/ Nemenyi titkar bejelenti, hogy a
Magyar Nap elokesziteseben mem
vehet reszt, inert mem lesz ideha-
"a, es exert ct dollar dijjat ajanl
fel annak a csaladnak, amely a
legnagyobb szamu csaladtaggal
jelenik meg a Magyar Napon. Az
ajandekot k0szonettel fc gadtak.
| A Magyar Nap belepti dijjait
| ferfiaknak so centben, noknek 25
centben allapitja meg a gyiiles.
Elhatarozzak, hogy ugy mint
tavaly, az iden. ismet felkerik
Shager Antal insmert magyar
6rast es ekszereszt, hogy adoma-
1nyozzon ket dijjat es pedig ezut-
tai legszerencsesebb magyar
ferfinak es magyar nonek. Gagyi
Janost bizzak meg, hogy Shager
rel beszeljen.
A Magyar Nap egyetlen pro-
gram szamjanak megtartasara ell
hatarozta a Nagybizottsag, hogy
lfelkeri Dalardat, hogy sep ma
gyar karenekekkel tegye elveze-
tesebbe a Magyar Napot. A Da-
larda meghivasara Homolya Ist-
want kiildik XII.
A zene megfogadasat Pelentay
Janos es Horvath Istvanra bizzak.
A Nagybizottsag felkeri a de-
rex magyar asszonyokat, hogy a
Magyar Napra ajandekozzanak
tortat, kekszit es ha lehet kezi-
munkakat, amelyeket a Magyar
Napon kisorsolnak.
Horvath Antalne bejelenti,
hogy a Magyar Napra tobb asz-
SONY tarsaval a gyermekek altal
annyira kedvelt citromfat fog
felallitani. "A bejelelitest k0szo-
nettel fogadjak.
A Nagybizottsag felkeri az osz-
SECS egyleteket es egyhazakat,
hogy kovessenek ell mindent a
Magyar Nap sikerenek erdeke-
ben.
A Magyar Nap meghivoja egy-1
szersmind program is lesz, amely
meghiv6 reszere hirdeteseket fog
Nagybizottsag felvenni. A hir-
detesek megszerzesenek faradsa-
COS munkajara Juhasz JanostI
kerte fel a Nagybizottsag 25 sza-
zalek tiszteletdij elIeneben.
Vegiil Nagybizottsag elhata
rozza, hogy toyabbi reszletek
megbeszelesere most szombaton
este a Kossuth Korben ujbol gyii-H
lest tart.
Egyebb targy mem leyen Habo-
dasz Gusztav elnok, miutan kife-
jezi remenyet, hogy Magyar
Nap sikerenek erdekeben minden-
ki dolgozni fog, gyiilest bezarja.
.