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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-06-25
PLOTTER
OFFERS BRIDES
Imentow Had M oney
From Ex-Owners
Especial to The DAILY WORKER

Especial to The DAILY WORKER.)
MOSCOW, U. S. S. R., June "a
Yesterdays session of the trial of the
counter-revolutionary technicians ac-
-cused of sabotage in connection with
their work in the coal fields of the
Donetz basin, opened with the exami-
7ation of the fiftieth Of the defend
! nts, Bojarschinow.
Bojarschinow was formrIy the
rector at Dowugol. His fellow de.
-endants charge his active particips,
ton in the activities Of the counter
revolutionary sabotage organizations
Asserting that he had worked
loyalty for the Soviet government. 3D.
Jarschinow admitted his knowledge of
the sabotage organization but de-
clared that he had at on time took
part in it's activities.
lmentow, member of the Mos
COW central group of the counter-re-
volutionists, denied that he was a
member Of the sabotage organization
He admitted, however, that he had
twice visitd his son who is living as
a whit guardist emigre in HAMBURG.
~''s ssenseF ene.AeeG, -..nprs:-s.
Get.aieG On lne soan0 Ia. *.....,
had given his money on behalf of the
former mine owners now living in
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-06-25
30 FACTORIES
Effected BY
BIG WALK-OUT
Frame-up Of Chinese
Spinners Is Cause

SHANGHAI, June 24.-S Soldiers
continued to terrorize the working
class district of Shanghai yesterday
as the last of the workers in the 80
spinning mills Of this city walked
out, bringing the total of striking
textiles workers to more than $4,000
women and 5000 men. The strike
has been in process for some weeks.
Scores of workers have been join
ing the walk-out daily in spite Of the
efforts of the Kuomintang's com
mission for the reorganization Of the
trade unions" to bring about settle
ment in the interests of the authori-
ties and mill owners. The Kuomin-
tang has openly declared itself OPP
posed to the strike and is trying to
bring force to bear upon the trade
union officials to settle the walk out
legally.
The workers struck following the
arrest Of two Chinese workers on
charges of killing a Japanese worker
IN one of the mills, The charges are
known to be false.
The real murderer is known to be
police sergeant who was acquitted
by the mixed court Of Justice.
Attempts of the Marking troops to
smash the strike meetings and work
ers' demonstrations have proved as
ineffective as the attempts of the
Marking government to force a settle
ment of the srike.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-06-25
INDIAN RAILWAY
STRIKE GROWING
Demonstrations in Many
Cities

LUCKNOW, India. fPv main,-A
conference between striking railroad
Shop workers and the railroad Off
Gals Of the East Indian R. r. who
have been out for better conditions
since January. resulted in dead
lock due to the arrogant attitude Of
the bosses.
The workers committee presented
seven demands, including recognition
Of the union and 20 per cent wage
raise. All demands were refused
The action of the bosses has resulted
in a spread Of the strike on the East
Indian Line.
Big demonstrations by Indian rail-
road workers have taken place in
many cities participated indy work
ors in other industries. The strikers
are determined to fight to the end.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-06-25

to imperalist powers to ask for per-
mission of revising unequal treaties;
it has broken off relationship with
Soviet Russia, shot the communists
and massacred the peasants and
workers; it has employed the coun-
ter-revolutionary experts such as
those dirty politicians like Huang-
Flu, Wang Chung Ting, etc, .and those
militarists like Ii Tsung-Jen, Pei
Tsung-Hsi, etc, and it has burdened
our people with excessive taxes re-
CARELESS of their well-being and
simply functioned for satisfying the
personal desires of the few counter
revolutionary leaders. All these are
absolutely contrary to the spirit, aims
policies and principles of DR.. Suns
revolution. Thus the Party is no
longer the revolutionary one left by
DR.. Sun, but a counter-revolutionary
union of all the tools of imperialism
Imperialist Tools
AS to the overseas branches of the
Party, they are also dominated by the
ignorant, senseless people who, dis
regarding the Party's discipline, the
Party's principles and the Party's
policies, only do their best to please
anyone who is in power Even the
executive and control members Of the
new Overseas Headquarters Of the
Party who were, for a time, opposed
to the tools of imperialism and at
tackled upon their counter-revolu-
tinary wrongdoings, now has also
shamelessly bowed down before the
militarists, praised them to the ut
most, and even gone so far as to de-
clere: "The Nanking Government is
legal ard act IN violation of the
Party's discipline and should be rec
ogni2ed as the central Nationalist
Government, under whose direction all
Party affairs Should BE- managed"
Toward the nter-revolutionary
acts committed by the Marking Cow
ernment such as the violation of DR.
Suns revolutionary spirit, principles
and policies, the dissolution Of all
local branches of the Party, the pro-
hibition of anti-imperialistic mass
movements ard the massacre of re-
volutionists, these same executive and
control members have shown their ia
vorable attitude and characterized
these acts as prevention of -disor-
der" With the yielding Of the mill
tariffs to the British, japanese and
American iinperialist powers, they
have been in agreement and cheered
it as "the maintenance Of good friend
ship with other nations" Thus it
is further proved that the Chinese
Nationalist Party to-day is wholly
counter-revolutionary, that it has mo
bilized its forces against the peasants
and workers. that it HAS become Q
sh>>r shield of the tools Of imperial
ism under which they could Cypress
and exploit the masses, and that it
has been transformed into a union of
all Observation-Disclosures
Dissolvcs Itself.
The Chinese Nationalist Party at
Philadelphia, however, has since its
formation struggled for Dr. Suns
principles and policies more vigorously
and uniformly than other local
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-06-25

All rumors and Information reaching
you through our enligrated bourgeoisle
and the traitors of the workingelass,
the sociai-democrats, mensheviki and
Observation-Disclosures, are doubtless
false.
6 to s-Hour Day.
In contrast to the falsehoods spread
by our, enemies, we must state that
the ruins of the coal mines and flood
ed pits, left to us by the bourgeolsle,
have been recovered. They give US
now coal output of ! million puds
per month compared to 500-600 thou
sand puds under the capitalists. 1t IS
due to our naturalization, to the eff
forts of the working class and to spe-
cialists devoted to their work, me
working day is not from to l2-lo
hours as formerly, but from 6 to 8,
and night work is seven hours.
Under the capitalists the worker
knew nothing about leaves, homes OF
rest and healthAresorts. Nowadays
after having worked for five and one
half months. gets a months leave
and those who do not work under
ground. two weeks with pay. He has
fhe possibility Of spending his holt
DAYS in home of rest with board
free of charge, or undergoing spe-
cial treatment of the health resorts IN
such places, that formerly had been
known by them only by rumors. Now
theu are nsed by workers at the rate
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-06-25
SEAMEN MAY GO
OUT IN ANTWERP
HARBOR STRIKE
Police Attempt to Smash
Meetings

ANTWERP, Belgium, June Ia
The strike Of the ten thousand harbor
workers continued to tie up this port
yesterday in spite of the efforts Of
the police, cooperating with the
wharf and ship owners, to break up
meetings and in other ways provoke
the strikers to action which might
give the authorities q pretext for for
chilly crushing the strike.
Alarm is expressed by the officials
that the strike, which began when the
stevedores unloading a cargo of grain.
from the Red Star liner Selgenland
walked out, will spread to other work
ers in Antwerp harbor.
The seamen are known to be COM
pletely sympathetic and pressure is
being brought by the rank and file
upon their officials in order to pro-
cure the calling of a sympathetic
strike. The authorities are willing
to go to any extreme, short Of !
settlement, m order to avoid sea-
mems strike.
Antwerp is the largest port in Bel
GUM and virtually the only one of
any Importance and the commerce of
the country is practically paralyzed
by the action of the longshoremen.
Leaders Of the strike declare that
the spirit among the men is militant
and that they are capable of carrying
on long strike. It is believed, how
ever, that the owners will be forced
to grant the demands of the men
shortly in order to break the exist
ing tie-up.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-06-25
Austrian Trade Union
Leaders" Betray Walk
Out of Jute Workers

VIENNA, (By MaiD 1.-THE strik
of the iute workers has been broke
off after lasting ten weeks. A Wee.
ago the leaders of the trade unions
declared that the conditions offered
by the employers were absolutely in
sufficient and that no breaking off of
the strike could be considered, now
they have accepted these same con-
ditions.
There is great indignation amongst
the workers as the strikers demanded
a wage increase of % per cent where
as the present conditions offer only
an increase of from four to six per
cent.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-06-25
Form Chinese Worker-Peasant Alliance

branches, especially when there was
a tendency of the Party toward wrong
directions; and has thus been admired
by our revolutionary co-workers at
various parts of the world. But, as
already pointed out, the Nationalist
Party as a whole violated DR.. Suns
revolutionary principles, and policies
deceived the masses, yielded to the
imperialists and practiced counter.
revolution. If our Philadelphia
branch sticks to the name of the r.
tionalist Party, it would lose its re-
volutionary significance, spoil its past
record of revolutionary work and ruin
the personality Of our Philadelphia
revolutionary members. 1t is under
these circumstances that our Phila-
delphia branch, in its general meet
ing Of May so, 1928, in memory Of
the May 30's incident unanimously
passed the resolution that the Phil
adelphia branch be voluntarily dis
solved in order to avoid the confusion
with the counter-revolutionary move
ment
Our fellow-citizens in America, our
revolutionary co-workers, please
note that the dissolution Of the Phil
adelphia branch does not mean the
cessation Of our revolutionary work.
The very purpose of our joining the
Party in the beginning was our faith
in DR.. Suns revolutionary principles
and not our admiration for the title to
it's membership or for its power
While our Philadelphia branch is dis
solved, this purpose is intact. Nor
are we discouraged by the degenera
ton of the Chinese Nationalist Party
into a counter-revolutionary party.
For the Chinese masses peasants and
workers still desire revolution and
they are doing their revolutionary
work in accordance with DR.. Suns
revolutionary principles and policies
Be it also remembered that many dis
tricts in Inner Mongolia, Chilli, XII
angsu, Shantung, Hupeh, Human.
Fukein, Kwantung and Kwansi have
already been occupied by the work
ers' and peasants revolutionary
forces; and their rapid progress can
be fairly predicted. Our Philadelphia
branch, after having passed the reso-
hutton dissolving itself, Immediately
adopted another resolution to the. eff
feet that the Chinese Workers and
Peasants Alliance at Philadelphia be
organized at once; so that in order
to accomplish our revolutionary pur-
pose we should work harder than ever
to support the Chinese workers and
peasants revolutionary movement at
home, to overthrow the counter-revo-
lutionary Nationalist Party, and to
destroy Imperialism and its tools
militarists, dirty politicians, compra
dores, landlords, the gentry and cap
italists.
Fellow-citizens in America; revolu
tionary co-workers; if you wish tc
continue your revolutionary work
join our Workers and Peasants AL
lance at once.
THE CHINESE NATIONALIST
,ARTY AT PHILADELPHIA.
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The picture shoes
the North Star, the
nldRe IN 10hich Thea
Rasche, German aUi-
atrir, aspires to flg
across the AHa3atic
THIS spring. T h e
plane 2oas bought
for her by Mrs. An
ie Y. StUman.
lOife of the former
president of the Ma
tionol Citg Bank.
The flight has beea
held mp by process
serUers 1oho refuse
to permit her to use
the plane.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-06-25
Palestine Communists
Get Jail Terms For
Protesting Whippings

TELAVIV, Palestine, June 81
Three Communists have just been SEN
fenced to jail terms for making public
protests against the brutal whipping
of prisoners.
Lipman was sentenced to 25 days,
and upon his release he is to be or
dered deported. Holman must serve
30 days, and Rachel Ishefsky was sem
fenced to 10 days.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-06-25

The Chinese Nationalist Party
which met at Philadelphia on May
S0th decided to dissolve and to i'm
mediately take steps for the organ
ization of the Chinese Workers and
Peasants Alliance. The Chinese Ma
tionalist Party was dissolved be-
cause it had become the tool of the
imperialist powers and the enemy
of the workers and peasants.
The convention decided to trans
fer all of the documents and prop
erty of the Chinese Nationalist
Party to the Chinese Workers and
Z Peasants Alliance.
The complete declaration of the
conference follows in full:
The De, laration of the Chinese Ma
ton list Party at Philadelphia,
Pa, May 81, 1928.
The Chinese Nationalist Party, the
product of the late DR.. Sun Yat-Sen.
has been recently dominated by the
tools Of Imperialism, such as the mill
tarists, the dirty politicians, the com
pradorcs, the landlords and the
gentry. They all, claiming to be fol-
lowers of DR.. Sun, deceive others and
themselves. They all, under the pre-
text of working for the nationalist
revolution, work for the counter-re-
volution. Since the so-called Fourth
Joint Convention of the executive and
control members of the control Of
flee of the Party which was can-
trolled by Chang Shin, they have de-
finitely adopted thu program q coun.
ter-revolution, established the conn
ter-revolutionary Nationalist Govern
ment and distributed all government
posts among their followers. This IS
to practice counter-Sun- Y at Senism
under the name and banner Of the
Nationalist Party! This is to destroy
the glorious history of the Nation
alist Party! Therefore, the Nation
alist Party has become joint organ
ization Of the tools of imperialism, or
more frankly, it has been transformed
into group of traitors headed by
Chang Kai-Shih.
on-Compromise.
The spirit Of DR.. Suns revolution
is non-compromise; its aims are the
destruction of Imperialism the ADOLF
ton of unequal treaties and the eman
cipation Of the oppressed; its policies
are alliance with Russia, co-opera-
ton with the communists and the rem
dering of support to peasants and
workers and it's principles are, the
equality of nationalities, peoples
rights and peoples livelihood. But
not long ago Chang Kai-Shih went
to Japan to ask for aid from Japanese
Imperialism and Lii Chi Sun went to
Hongkong to interview the British
governor for similar purpose. Re-
Gently the Marking government
yielding to the American and the
Japanese imperialism, has settled with
the United States the questions of the
Marking incident Of 1927 by paying
indemnities for American lombard
ment Of Marking, and withdrew troops
from Tsinan to let the Japanese oc-
cupy it; it has sent representatives
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-06-25
Train DisDatchers
Win Wage Increase

CHICAGO. June 24-Train dis
Watchers on the Spokane, Portland and
Seattle Railroad have won an increase
of SO month
Effective May 1, dispatchers and
chief dispatcher on the H and St Il
also received a $40 month increase
Texas and Pacific railroad dispatchers
have won a SIG monthly increase.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-06-25

France, as we'll as to the accused tech
nician, Sokolow.
Inentow denied these accusations
although they are substantiated by
statements of many Of the accused.
The court has declined the demand
Of the lawyer, Worms, summoning
the engineers, Wegener and Sebold,
TO testify.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-06-25
Movie Operators in
Calf. Win Increase

SAN DIEGO, Calf, June PA
three year agreement negotiated by
the Movie Picture Operators Union,
calls for six-day week with the old
seven day wage.
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lBu q Worker Correspondentl

d Worker CorrespondenJ
L. S. R.
Union field in the Ukraina touch
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-06-25
R. R. sTGNALMEN TO MEET

CHICAGO, June 24.-The conven-
ton of the Brotherhood of Railroad
Signalmen will be held here beginning
Sept. 10.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-06-25

ceiving questions from you which l
shall be glad to answer and shall be
happy to correspond with you
With brotherly greetings to my
American fellow-workers, from a free
citizen in the Donetz valley of the
Ukraina Republic.
-GLOUCHENKO.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21
Iuiiz pusztitott
egy iskolaban

Az Immaculate Conception r6-
mai katholikus iskolaban, az Oak
es Rice utcak sarkan nagy tiiz
volt hetf6n reggel. ARA jar6 au-
tomobilistak jelentettek ugy 4
ora tajban. hogy az epiiletbol fist
gomolyog XII. A tiizoltosag azon-
nal kiment, mindent elk0vetett,
hogy 8 tiizet eloltsa, Gle munka-
jukat nagyon megnehezitette az a
teny, hogy belso falal iiresek
es malterozas m0gotti fan ter
jedi tiiz. A kozfalakat egeszen
elpusztitottak langok.
Kozel ket oran keresztiiI dol
goztak a tiizolt6k. Dacara ennek,
a kar meghaladja az $50,O00-t.
Az iskola epiiletet junius Ska
6ta tanitasi celokra mem hasznal-
tax, inert akkor volt a zar6 iinne-
pely. Allitolag az epiiletben SEN
XII mem jart es ICY legfeljebb a
villany dr0tokban eloallott ro-
vidzarlat okozhatta a tiizet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21
PIKNIK

A Scent Istvan Hitkozseg es
Egylet vezetosege nagyban ke-
szil3dik julius 4-en tartandd
piknikre, amely Kimmel park
ban lesz megtartva. Gondoskod.
va lett satorokr6l ESQ eseten, to.
vabba villanyvilagitas lesz, mely.
mex fenyenel mulathatnak akar
ejfelig is. Remeljiik a Young.
stown es kornyekbeli magyarsae
mind oft lesz es akik oft lesznek
mem fogjak elfelejeni ezen napot
inert csak oft t0ltheti kellemesen
Fourth Of Julyt. OFT talalkozhat
max ismer6seikkel, rokonaikkal
es barataikkal, beszelgethetnek q
z0ldben az arnyas fax alatt.
"A vezet5seg ezuton meghivjs
az egesz k0rnyek mdgyarsagat
Legyen oft mindenki!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21
A sZENESEK K0vETELEsE

A youngstown szenkereskedok
egyesiilete a legut6bbi 0sszejove-
teliikon AIT targyaltak, hogy er-
demes-e nekik hitelre szenet ell
adni. Sokan szenesek AIT allit-
jak, hogy amikor nekik kesz-
penzzel kell mindent fizetni, adj
dig 5k h6napokon keresztiil mem
kapjak meg penziiket kihor-
dott szenert. Termeszetesen ka-
matot sem kapnak azokt6l, akik
tartoznak nekik.
Elhataroztak, hogy ezutan csak
keszpenzert hajland6k szenet ell
adni. Ha mem teszik meg ezt a
lepest, vagy fel kell emelniok a
szen arat vagy pedig fel kell ad-
niok szenkereskedest. Inkabb a
keszp6nz rendszert fogadtak el.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21
A REFORMATUS EGYLET
GYttLEST TART

A Youngstown, Oh Magyar
Reformatus Egyhazi Ferfi es Noi
Bs. Egylet rank kovetkez6 va
sarnalp tartja rendes havi gyii-
leset a reformatus templom gyii-
1estermeben. A gyiles kezdete 2
6rakor lesz. Ezen a gyiilesen egy
rendkiviili iigy targyalasa is ke-
riil gyiiles ele. A tagoknak sza-
vazni kell kerdes felett. Es
amennyiben fontos dologrol van
$40, kerjiik a tagokat, hogy ok
vetleniil jelenjenek meg.
Harom havi hatralek miatt fig.
gesztettek Epler Janosne es P6
csik Sandorne. Felsz6littatnak {
fuggesztett tagok, hogy SCENE
lyesen jelenjenek meg a gyiileser
es hatralekaikat fizessek be.
Tekintettel ARA, hogy az egy
|letbe val6 beallas meg mindig /
kedvezmenyes feltetelek mellet'
t0rtenhetik, felhivjuk azokat
akik meg mem tagok, hogy lepje
mex tagok k0zze.
lGenyh6rt J&nos, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21
.usz evet kapott
sikkasztasert

w. II. Peterson, volt varosi
plumbing inspector biraja el6tt
allott heten. AZ a vad ellene,I
hogy mig varos szolgalataban
allott, a varos reszere nala belize
tett penzekbol sajat celjaira hasz-
malt fel nagyobb osszegeket. BIZ.
nos manipulacioira csak akkor
jottek ra, amikor az uj polgar-
mester altal kinevezett uj hiva-.
talnok foglalta el allasat.
Judge Lyons mondta XII az ite-
letet, miutan Peterson beismerte,
hogy a varos penzebol sajat
celjaira is hasznalt fel. Egy evtol
20 evig terjedo fegyhazra itelte
a biro. Tekintettel ARA, hogy
hosszu ideig hiisegesen szolgalta
a varost, miel0tt lecsuszott a be-
csiiletesseg 0svenyer6l, biro
mem alkalmazta paragrafusok
szigorat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21
SzAPORODNAK A MOLNAROK

Youngstownban sok Molnar
nevii magyar honfitarsunk van.
Dacara annak, hogy szep szam-
ban vannak Molnarok, szamuk
meg mindig n0vekszik. Legujab-
ban mindenki altal el6nyosen
ismert es Majk Molnarnak neve-
zett honfitarsunk csaladi k0rebe
kopogtatott be a golya. Molnar
Mihalyne megajandekozta a Mol
mar dinasztiat egy ujabb taggal,
egy kis Molnar legennyel. A kis
fiucska a multi vasarnap kosz0n-
tott be Macy zajjal es sullyal. A
kis fiucskat sziiletese utan meg
mertek es sulya egynehany
ounccal kevesebb volt mint tizen-
egy font. Ha valaki talalkozik
Molnar Mihallyal, aki biiszkeseg-
gel meseli fla erkeztet, ne felejt-
kezzenek el, hogy miert.
Gratnlalunk q Molnar csalad-
max Is kivanjuk, hogy az ujszii-
l6ttel . boldogsag meg nagyobb
lmert6kben lakjek nalnk IS csa-
'ladtagnak minden j6t kiv6nunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21
Javulnak a
munkavisszonyok

Ha csak egy kis remeny suga-
rat latjuk a munkaviszonyok ja-
vulasaban, 0rommel trunk rola. E
heten egy kis biztatast kaptunk,
hogy javulni fognak a munkavi-
szonyok. A helybeli gyarak ujabb
nagy acelrendeleseket kaptak. Ez
meg mem jelenti AIT, hogy most
mar lesz eleg munka, de javulast
jelent az aceliparban.
A helybeli aceltelepek vezet6i
szerint a valasztas elmultaval az
egyensuly kiegyenlit6dik az liz
lett vilagban Is munkak a rem
des medriikben megindulnak. TIT
volna mar az ideje.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21
LAZAS KESZUL0 L0DEs
A KOZOS PIKNIKRE

,Tobb magyar intezmeny eliza
tarozta kozelmultban, hogy ko-
zos rendezesben tartanak egy pix
niket, junius 3O-an. Ere pix
nikre ugyancsak kesziilnek. Az
elmult 'heten is tartottak gyiilest.
Ezen a gyiilesen kepviseltettek
magukat a G0rog Katholikus
Egyhaz: Lengyel Peter es Pet
ranczky JOSEF altal, a Magyarok
Nagyasszonya Hitkozseg: Galam-
bos Gy0rgy es 10th Lajos altal, a
Fiiggetlen Reformatus Egyhaz
Mt. Borsy-Kerekes Gyorgy, Bor-
k6 Mihaly, Kovacs Elek es idb.
Lengyel Lajos altal, a Kossuth
Kor: Molnar Lajos, Yarabik Mi
haly es Liszkay Gabor altal, a
Bridgeport Szovetseg: Gagyi Ja-
nos altal.
A legkozelebbi bizottsagi gyu-
les szombaton este lesz Keretnek
az erdekelt bizoftsagi faeok, hogy
teljes szamban jelenjenek meg.
A gyiiles kezdett este fel s ora
kor lesz. Kerjuk bizottsagi Ia
gokat, hogy pontosan jelenjenek
meg. A legut6bbi gyiilesen meg
10 6rakor is jottek. Nagyon eel
szeru volna, ha bizottsag n6tag-
iai is megjelennenek, inert mum
ka egy nagyon fontos reszet ok
vegzik ell.