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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-10-04
Smiths New Prohibition Stand

There is a certain irony in the fury OF
those opponents of the Volstead Act who
claim that AL Smiths recent utterances on
the question amounts to double crossing
them. Like the republican candidate, Hoover,
the democratic candidate, Smith, announces
that if elected he will enforce the Eighteenth
Amendment and the Volstead Act to the
letter. This is directly the reverse of Smith
stand as governor of New York, where he
did everything in his power to prevent the
enforcement of the act-a fact that gained
him considerable popularity among the OPP
ponents of prohibition.
IOf course, it is we'll known that neither
Hoover nor Smith will enforce prohibition.
An industry with hundreds of millions of
dollars. in which thousands of politicians
have vested interests, always commands the
respect of the capitalist politicians.
An analysis of the Tammany political
machine, of which AL Smith is the grand
sachem. or imperial hell-roarer or whatever
euphemism designates the boss OF the gang
instantly dispels the claim that the demo-
cratic presidential nominee would really
strive to abolish the Volstead act. The very
base of Tammany in New York is the boot
leggers, the thugs, the gangsters and thelr
cOnCOmltant, Cne corrupt pOllCS'
This strata of society, this fostering mass,
thriving through the manufacture and sale
of poison hootch, works hand IN hand with
the upper strata, the Wall Street bankers,
the big manufacturers, the explolters OF Ia
Dor. Whenever a strike is to be broken or
a labor man framed up, this social scum is
utilized against labor
1t is Just such an apparatus that Is re-
ouired to conduct the shady business OF TAM
many
Neither of the old parties can enforce pro-
hibition AS for the socialist party, 1t simply
utilities the prohibition issue IN order TO
prove to the capitalist class its respect Tor
their institutions by proclaimlng that pro-
hibition should be abolished because FUR
Their persistence in this tragic-farce threat
ems a complete breakdown of law and order.
ONLY the Workers (Communist) Party has
a real program that meets this and other Is
sues of the campaign. We denounce prohlbl-
ton of consumption Of liquor as measure to
decrease the needs of the working class,
thereby decreasing the price of his labor
power. We denounce it as device for more
efficiency, greater speeding-up. 1t is class
measure the burden of which falls upon the
workers.
But we also state emphaticaly that alco-
holism is one of the most frightful diseases
generated by the capitalist system and that
it will only be solved in Communist society
that rises on the ruins of capitalist society.
The demands of the Workers (Communist)
Party on prohibition are:
The repeal of the Volstead act and the
Eighteenth Amendment.
2-Dissolution of the federal and state
prohibition apparatus.
3-Energetic propaganda against alcohol
ism as one of the most malignant social
diseases under capitalism.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-10-04
Daily a. Worker
NEW YORK, TUESDAY,
OCTOBER 2, 1928.
STATEMENT of THE OWNERSHIP,
MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION,
ETC, REQUIRED BY THE
ACT OF. CONGRESS OF
AUGUST "a, 1912.

ACT OF. CONGRESS OF
AUGUST "a, 1912.
OF "The Daily Worker" published
daily. except Sunday at New York,
~ Y, for Oct. l. 1928.
state of New York
County of New York
Before me, a Notorary Public in
and for the state and county atore-
said, personally appeared A. Ravitch,
who, having been duly sworn accord
ing to law. deposes and says that ne
is the Business Manager of The
Daily Worker" and that the follow
ing is, to the best of his knowledge
and belief, a true statement OF the
ownership, management. etc, OF the
aforesaid publication for the date
shown in the above caption, required
by the Act of August "a. 1912, en-
bodied in section Al, Postal Laws
and Regulations printed on the re-
verse of this form to wit
/. That the names and addresses
of the publisher, editor, managing
editor, and business managers are:
Publisher National Daily Worker
Publishing Assn, Inc, 1928 Union
Square. New York City; Editor, Rob
ert Minor, 1928 Union Square New
York City; Managing Editor, Robert
Minor, 1928 Union Square, New York
City; Business Manager, A. Ravitch,
1928 Union Square, New York city.
2. That the owner Is: II owned by
corporation, its name and address
must be stated and also INN ediately
Hereunder the names and addresses
given. II owned by firm, company,
or other unincorporated concern, its
name and address, as we'll as those Of
each individual member, must be
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-10-04

F0F inc FAI'g OF rN0 OIaSs ouuggle!
the Workers. Against the Capitalists!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-10-04
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8 MOUNTAINS FALL.

GENEVA, Oct. 3 (UP).-A ter
rifle landslide, demolishing noun
tains and forests, has occurred in
the Montarbino district. Millions Of
cubic feet of rock and $50 acres of
forest were dislodged.
Biologists estimated that the
landslide, which began yesterday,
would continue until the entire sum-
nit of Mont Arbino had fallen into
the valley. Mounts Monda Chiara
and Ruscadt disappeared entirely.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-10-04
Told You So

WE should have told you this long
ago, but advertising space in
this column has been at a premium
recently and the Daily Worker
Bazaar suffered from the conges-
ton. But it is never to late to buy
an overcoat for two worthy causes,
namely, to help the Daily Worker
and protect yourself from the wintry
winds. Beginning today the Daily
Worker Bazaar opens up in Madi-
son Square Garden and from what
l hear, anybody who purchased
winter wear already is out of money.
THERE is hardly anything that the
well-dressed proletarian should
wear that will not be on exhibition :
there. A large staff of hustling
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-10-04

salespeople will
be on duty to
assist you in
m a k i n g pur-
chases. T h e
prices are right;
the goods excel
| e n t What
more could you
expect? And in
a d d i tion to
things to wear,
there will be
things to eat,
music and dane
IN g partners,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-10-04

l2<$&sA &aS$ IHeTe Will De
As u things to eat,
$50 - - music and dane
I. J. OFldherty ing partners,
girls clothed in
the flowing garments of the east
and the thrifty garments of the
west. And-this is what you should
paste in your hattie proceeds will
help to keep the Daily Worker hold
ing forth in Red Square. Every
body is invited.
last Saturday l had the pleasure
- of patronizing the eating estab-
lishment of the International Pro-
gressive Centre at 101 West 28th
Street, in the heart of the fur dis
trict. In addition to the excellence
of the cooking, the dancing and
other forms of entertainment pro-
vided by the Greek comrades who
manage the place, was impressed
with the good that such institutions
can do in spreading Communist
ideas. Several Greek workers were
present who are not members of the
Workers (Communist) Party or of
any radical organization. A few of
them were snatched from the Jaws
of the Y. M. c. A.
HERE they become acquainted with
IA Communist literature and with
Communists, who eat, drink Turkish
coffee and dance like ordinary
human beings, fact that gives a
pleasant shock to many a non-party
worker who hugs the delusion that
Communists never laugh, crack
jokes or get down from their Ivory
Tower. That this place is an inter-
national centre is proven by the
fact that several Jewish comrades
deserted the East Side for the even
ing, and this columnist was there to
report on the establishment to our
customers. You are all invited.
HAVING done the right thing by
a our advertisers, l shall now look
over the evening papers and see
where can find particularly vul-
nerable spot in the armor of capt.
talism. Here on the front page of
the Evening Post is the picture of
Fred j. Curran, as slick-looking a
character as ever looked into a man
hole. Mr.. Curran was secretary to
the late John M. Philips, late "King
of Queens" the man who put the 5
in sewers. You have heard of him.
NO doubt you have also heard that
Az Tammany Hall did not like the
idea of the Queens scandal boys
plundering the sewers, and thus
bringing odium on the wigwam
which had barely recovered from
the sins of Tweed, Croker, Murphy
ct al. The New Tammany, as the
old Pirates Den is now known,
washed its hands of the Queens
scandal and left Connolly and his
gang hanging to the end of limb,
as it thought. But the voters Of
Queens we're willing to let Connolly
count their ballots, so Tammany's
pique over the bungling of the
brothers across the river went into
the record.
THAT Tammany was simply talk
ing thru it's nose, in disowninp
the sewer scandal, was proven dur
ing the trial now taking place in
Queens County Court House, Long
Island, when the aforementioned
Mr.. Curran testified that John M.
Philips, the Sewer Sultan, supported
James j. Walker for mayor in 1925,
and as you know Jimmie" is as
close to Tammany as he is to his
shirt. Of course one scandal more
or less is nothing in Tammany's
young life. It is a sound, healthy
organization and as AL Smith said
it would not live so long If It had
not been virtuous. So there you
are. Competition in slush is the lie
of capitalist politics.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-15
BARTA SANDORT
HANDS UPOLTAK
Az ismert steeltoni iizletembert
kst fiatalember megrabolta. -
Barta nemreg jott yissza az
ohazabol.

Barta Sandor, mindenki altal
|j0l ismert magyar iizletembert
kedden este eppen akkor, amikor
az 1924 Manhattan Ave. alatti liz
letet bezarta, ket fiatalember re-
yolverekkel ARA kenyszerit ettek,
hogy nala volt 620 dollar kesz-
penzt es ket 0sSzesen 80 dollar er-
tekii csekket nekik kiszolgaltassa.
Barta rendorsegnek tett je-
lentese szerint eppen bezarta az
i;zlet ajtajat, amikor valaki ko-
pogtatott az alton. A mindig elo-
zekeny iizletember ismet kinyi-
totta az ajt6t es k6t fiatalember-
tol, akik az alto elott alltak, meg
kerdezte, hogy nit kivannak.
A fiatalemberek cigarettat kerr
TEX. Barta bement az iizletbe es
elhozta a kivant cigarettat az al
t6hoz, ahol megfizettek erte.
Az egyik fiatalember kinyitot-
ia pakli cigarettat, de nem ta-
lalt gyufat Is, most mar gyufat
kert Bartat6l
Amikor Barta visszalepett, -
hogy gyufat is hozzon, fatal
emberek kovettek. Az egyik hir-
teleniil revolvert rantott es Bar
ia hatanak szegezye ramordnlt:
rMcg ne moccanj, inert halal
fla leszeP'
"A mask bandita kikutatta Bar
ia zsebeit es az egyik megtalalta
tarcat penzzel.
"Ne merj kovetni, inert agyon-
l0viink mondottak a rabl6k
Bartanak, amint lassan kihatral-
tax az iizletb6l.
Mire Barta az ajtdhoz ert, mar
eltiintek gazemberek. Barta
mem tudott jo szemelyleirassal
szolgalni a hamarosali ertesitett
rend d6rs6gnek.
Barta nemrsgen jott vissza
'hosszabb 6hazai latogatas utan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-15
REND0R0KET KERNEK
STEELTON vIDEKERE

A Barta-feles rablas es lapunk
mas helyen koz0lt leanyok elleni
merenyletek nagyon felizgattak a
Steelton csaknem kizar6lag tot Is
magyar szarmazasu lakossagat es
kovetelik, hogy a leromlott k0z-
biztonsag helyreallitasara a va
ros kiildjon ki' tobb rend6rt ere
q videkre.
A Polgari Kor tisztikara exert
levelben fog a varoshoz fordulni,
hogy a nemreg felvett 25 uj rem
dorb5l a hegyre is juttasson ne
hanyat.
Buchanan, yarosi tanacs Ell
noke mar q hetf6i gyiilesen tobb
rend6rt kert keriilet6be, amely.
hez a Steelton is tartozik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-15
Az VI vILLAMOS BERLET
10 FOGADTATASRA TALkLT

A yarosi villamos es busz vona-
lakon mem regen bevezetett hetis
berleti jegy, amelynek birtoko-
sa csekely heti $1.5O-ert annyit
utazhat, amennyit akar azon N
heten, amelyre jegy E, nagyon
hamar megkedveltette magat 4
williamson utaz6 mllnkas tome
ezekiel.
a jegyet, amelyet barki hasz-!
nalhat, az els6 heten miiategy|
1900 ember vette meg, ! mdsodik
het mar emelkedest mutat 81 yass
l6ssinu, hogy rovidesen ascl
|akik ! villamost rendesen hao
|naNak, mind bsrlettel fognak ikxs|
al, amely rendkivali kedvea
Enyeket nysjt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-15
A CARNEGIE STEEL co.
SULYOS SERtLTJEI
Ket magyar ember seriilt meg q
napokban a youngstown
{. vasgyarakban.

Sander Janos, 6O1 Steel Street
alat lako 80 ewes testveriink a he
zen sulyos seruleseket szenvedett
a Carnegie Steel Go. Ohio telepen,
amikor egy emel6gep munka koz-
ben odalapitotta Is sulyosan meg
zuzta annak emel0kosara. San
dort beszallitottak a City korhaz-
ba, ahonnan AT jelentik, hogy
allapota kielegito.
A Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Co. Brier Hill telepen pedig
heten ugyancsak seriilt meg ifj.
Sauhy Janos, 26S E. Avondale
Ave. alatt lak6 testveriink, aki-
mex egy sulyos acfltonb esett
labara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-15
kutatnak Magyar Ember
Sz0rnyu Halala Ugyeben
soltesz Gyorgy campbe akost osszezuzott fejel meg
fagyva holtan talaltak South Sideon Beteg lett
gyarban multi heten. - halotkem gyilkossagot seit

mellett ment es lehet, hogy egy
villamos eliitotte, de az is lehet,
hogy hirteleniil megint rosszul
lett es leroskadt a sin melle es
egy mellette elhalado kocsi egy
kiall6 resze zuzta be fejet es GU
ritotta lie az arokba.
Hayes halotkem azonban AIT
allitja, hogy a testen sokkal t0bb
zuzodasnak kellene lenni, ha VIII
lamos iitotte volna ell a szeren-
csetlent. Nagyon furcsanak Ia
lalta AIT is, hogy Solteszon mem
volt nadrag es hogy nadragot
kes6bb holttestt6l meglehetSs
tayolsagra talaltak meg.
! A nyomozas az iigyben meg
folyik.
Soltesz SIT Gyorgy magyar
gorog katholikus eeyhaz tagja
volt. Amerikaban csak 8 egyediil
cit. Odahaza el felesege Julia,
valamint Ferenc newt fla es We
ronika leanya, feln6tt gyermekei.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-15
VI POLGAROK

A heten lefolyt polgarosit6 ell
jaras alkalmabol ismet t0bb ma.
gyar szarmazasu ferfi es no nyer.
te ell az amerikai allampolgarsa
got Lyons bir6 el0tt.
"A $40 vi polgar k0zott a ko-
vetkezo magyar neviieket talal-
TUX:
Jules Henrik (az Amerikai Ma
gyar Hirlap derek tordeloje), Ba-
log Nate Eperjesi Erzsebet, Me.
zei Janos, Takacs Janos. Aron
Gyula, Lakatos Peter, Lakatos
Erzsebet, Mulat6 R5zsi, Rendes
Julia, Jaray Erzsebet, Varga An
ma es 10th Janos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-15

Vele.
reHdkiviil {, idegessege
dacara, inert hiszen borzasztoan
megremiilt tamadas kovetkez-
teben, igen jo szemelyleirast le-
adott rendor0knek, akik felku-
tattak az egesz kornyeket, Gle a
merenylGnek nem akadtak nye-
mara.
Ez mar a masodik tamadas la
nyok ellen ugyanazon a kornye-
ken. Penteken reggel ugyanis egy
Bellevista Avenuen lako lanyt,
Konien Zsuzsannat tamadta meg
egy ember, akinek szemelyleirasa
egyezik Siit6 lanyka tamadoja-
val. EFT lanyt egy automobil
k0zeledese mentette meg. A dula-
kodas k0zben az allatias ember
valami eszkozzel fejbevagta a
ketsegbeesetten vedekez6 lanyt,
ugy hogy sulyos fejseriilest szen-
vedett.
Sut0 josef honfitarsunk az
Ohio Worksban dolgozik es XII
lenc gyeruneke van.
A hegyen lakok vigyazzanak,
inert fatal lanyokra addig vesze-
defines lesz s0tetben valo jaras,
amig a merenyl6t kezre mem ke-
ritik.
Eddig szerencsere mindket
megtamadott lany megmenekiilt,
miel6tt komolyabb bajllk esett
volna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-15

mex hangja es Lovas Lajos dor
60 "Talpra magyar ia.
Ozv. Miholx Sandorne altal rem
dezend6 eletkepen Mihok Bibik6,
Gerenday Klari, Habodasz Olga,
Nemenyi Tuci, Deak Ferenc es
Bajllsz Janos vesznek reszt. To-
vabba szerepelni fog "Dalarda y
kitiin6 kara.
Egyleteink es egyhazamk a k0-
zos iinnepre valo tekintettel ntm
rendeznek vasarnap delutan i'm
nepelyeket.
Eel tehat! Jojj6n ell mindenki a
magyarsag kozos marciusi iinne-
pere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-15
ELITELTEK A CAMPBELII
BOMBAZ0 BORBELYT

p H. a
Sam Guardala, campbelli bor-
belyt ,aki bombat dobott Gordon
polgarmester hazaba nemregen,
az eskiidtek bin0snek talaltak es
Gessner torvenyszeki bir6 hat eyi
II h6napi Is 20 napi fegyhazra
itelte ell.
Guardala a Jnlinsok baratja
volt multi evi izgamas campbell
Ii valasztasok alkalmaval. A bir6-
sag el6tt koromszakadtaig taga-
dott, de cinkostarsa ellene for
dult Is vallott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-15

Egy kilenc eyessmag gyar SCAR
Haxasu fiascskanak kIsz0nheti+be-
csiiletst Is esstleg eletet IS a eyes
n0vere.
A bator flu k0vekkel dobalta
meg a brutalis nagy embert, aki
n6veret megtamadta 6s evvel se-
gitett gonosz szandekat meghiu-
sitani.
A rend6rsegi jelentes szerint a
IA ewes Sut3 Margitot, Siif3 Jo-
zsef az 525 Salt Spring Road
alatt lak6 honfitarsunk lanyat
edes anyja mutt szombaton haj-
nalban elkiildte a pekhez kenyer-
ert. A J6ska gyerek elkiserte no
veret. Amikor ket gyermek b.
& O. wasn't hidjahoz ert a Salt
Spring Roadon, amely megleheto-
sen elhagyott hely, az utszeli box
rok k6ziil egyszere egy hatalmas
ember ugrott elo es megGagadya a
megramiilt Margitot bevonszolta
bokrok koze.
: - En- hallottam lepeseket -
mondotta Margit rendoroknek,
- de mem tulajdonitottam nekik
kiilonos fontossagot. Ocsemnek
mondottam, hogy jobban siessiink
Is amikor az ember ut6lert S meg
ragadott, AIT kerdezte t6lem,
hogy mi a nevem.
En- mem mondom meg az igazi
nevemet.' Aztan kerdezte hogy
hol lakom es bevonszolt az ut
melle, ahol t6rdere kenyszeri-
tett Is egyre kerdez6sk0dott. Az
egyik kezevel a torkomat fojto-
gatta, ugy hogy felelni sem tud-
tam neki.
Mig eek tortentek, Joska
egyre kiabalt az emberre, hogy
bocsasson ell, de ra Sc hederitett
kis fin kiabalasara. J6ska akkor
felszedett az .utr6l k0veket es ha-
iigalni kezdte az embert, aki igen
nagy es brutals volt. Amikor az
egyik kS eltalalta, akkor feltekin.
| tett es 6szrevette, hogy ket EN-.
Der, kozeledik. Akkor azonnal Ell.
eresztett es elszaladt.
Amig fojtogatott, egyre k0.
lnyorogtem, hogy eresszen Ell &
| ne oljon meg. Mem tudom meyer,
teni, hogy nit akart yelem, mert
en soha azelStt mem LATHAM, ds
Ibiztos vagyok benne, hcgy felis
mern6m, ha ujra talalkoznfl
stss3g
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-15

eye Wis k0zsegb6l, Gampbellbe
szarmazott honfitarsunkat a
| Youngstown & Southern villamos
vonala menten varos hataran
tul holtan talaItak hetf6n kor-
nyeken lako gyermekek.
|. Soltesz fejen Macy seb taton-
gott, egyik file lie volt felig sza-
kitva, testen tobb zuz6das nyoma
| is latszott. A HOTTEST, amelyr0l
Hayes halotkem AIT allitja, hogy
meg is volt fagyva, egy utszeli
arokban fekiidt, val6sziniileg no
like 6ta.
A gyemekel1 ertesitesere Croll
sheriff es Paul Lyden megyei tit
kos iigynok azonnal kiszalltak
szinhelyre. A hat6sagi k0zegek
megallapitottak, hogy Solteszon
habar a felolto rata volt, mem
volt nadrag.
A meginditot nyomozas ko-
vetkez6ket deritette ki:
Soltesz Gyorgy, aki koriilbeliil
58 ewes, marcus Gan delben ebed
ora alatt rosszul lett a Sheet &
Tube campbelli telepen. A gyari
orvos rendeletere bevittek a City
korhazba. OFT jelentettek, hogy
Soltesz mem seriilt, tehat nem al
gyar fizeti erte k6rhazat.
A k0vetkezo napon Solteszt ell
bocsatottak a korhazb6l, mint fell
gy6gyultat. A korhazi orvos sze-
rint Soltesz magas vernyomas-
ban szenvedett.
A szerencsetlen magyarnal,
akit csak ugy munkasrmha ban
vittek a korhazba - mem volt
penz es ICY k6rhaz egy alkal-
mazo.tja adott neki 10 centet,
hogy haza mehessen Campbellbe,
ahol Janvfri Peternel lakott al
ia Robinson Road alatt.
Soltesz ehment a k6rhazbol es
az6ta sem hallott fel6le senki ad-
dig, mig holttestet megtalaltak.
Hazigazdaja, Bunda Antal es
Hajdu s6gorai mindenfele keres-
TEX az 0reget. Bejartak a camp
belli. youngstown megyei bor-
t0n0ket es k6rhazakat. de sehol
sem talaltak meg Solteszt, akiI
akkor mar regen holtan fekiidhe-I
tett az utszeli arokban varos
egesz mas tajan. Soltesz eltune-
set ismerBsei campbelli rend0r-
segen hivatalosan is bejelentet-
TEX.
A hat6sas emberei halotke-
met kiveve, AIT hiszik, hogy az
Greg, amikor a k6rhazb6l elbo-
csajtottak, legyalogolt Market
St.-i hidon Is ahelyett, hogy a
Sqnarig kijott volna, a Front
Streeten felult egy Youngstown
& Southern karera, amely egesz
mas iranyba megy.
AZ 0regnel a korhazi allitas
szerint mem volt csak 10 cent. Ez
a penz pedig ezen vonalon csak
az Indianola stopig (yaros ha-
ltar) fHeti meg viteldijjat.
Ugy latszih Solteszt leszalli.
totta kalauz, mikor .ujra ment
kollektalni, inert holttestet a
|Sprague stopnal ket allomassal
delre zona hatartol talaltak
meg.
SzegenY Greg szerdan egy
hetei zegernyes id6ben felig be-
tegen keriilhetett az ut szelere5
Is val6sziniileg baktatni kezdett
vissza a varos fele.
a villamos AEON helyen sok-
kal magasabban rnegy, mint ma
GA Az at IS mely arok k0rnyeke-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-15
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Esen1enysk,

(N) Vasarnap iinnepli a
ungs town. nagyarsag
Marcus Idusat, a Nagybi-
zottsag altal rcndezcnd6 ko-
zos iinnepelyen.
E1nlekezetem szerint ez
lesz a 13-ik kozos iinnep6lye
a youngstown magyarsag-
max Is minden jel ARA mu-
tat, hogy a program egyike
lesz a Observation-Disclosures
Magyar iinnep lesz az idei
Marcus Is.
Ezen a napon tesziink
1nintegy megnjitott tanuval-
lomast arrol, hogy magya-
roknak sziilettiink, hogy ma
gyar yer cs0rgedezik ereink-
ben.
Remeljiik, hogy a youngs-
town. magyarsag igen nagy
szamban keresi fel a Kos
suth Kor nagytermet. Meg
hivasunkat kiterjesztjiik a
kornyek magyarsagara is.
Warren magyarsaga is lin
nepel marcus 18-an, vasar-
nap, Az 6ppen egy eve ala
kult ifjusagi egylet, amely
r0vid t0rtenetevel Inaris be-.
igazolta, hogy a wareni ma
gyarsag erdekeit szolgalja,
Magyar Napot es jubileumi
bankettet rendez, amelven
a Marciusi napok eml6keze-
sen xviii megpenditi maid
a warreni Magyar Haz esq
mejet is.
Tudjuk el6re,. hogy egesz
Warren oft lesz az Innepe-
lyen.
Kossuth Lajos halhatat-
lansaganak aldozhat youngs
town magyarsaga, ha reszt-
vesz a marcus sen, vasar-
nap delutan a cleveland
Kossuth szobor el6tti iinne-
pelyen, amelyen a hazai ven
d6gek 25O-es csoportja is je-
len lesz.
Mindazok, akik az iinne-
pelyen reszt kivannak ven
nj es a hatalmas cleveland
banketten, melyet ugyanaz-
nap este tartanak a hazai
vendegek tiszteletere, je-
lentkezzenek okvetleniil e..
zen a heten szerkeszt6se-
giinkben, hogy a Youngs-
town reszer6l bejelenthes-
silk a r6sztvev0k szamat.
A banketten a youngstown
MAX kiilon asztalokat kap-
max.
Igen sep volna, ha testii-
.
letileg mennenk el Cleve-
LAMBDA.
Ha lesz 25 vagy 80 jelent-
kez6, akkor vasut helyett,
vagy auto helyett buszon te-
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.j0viink vissza, amikor aka
runk. Kerjiik mindazokat,
akik menni akarnak, hogy
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heten.
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