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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06
A Kossuth K0r vi eln0keve
Katoch 0d0nt valasztottak
Kiprobalt emberekbol alakult meg vi tisztikar
Folytatjak az ingatlan eladasi targyalasokat. u
Kor jovo evben szeretne teto ala hozni
Magyar Haz ugyet

Nepes k0zgyiilest tartott az ell.
mutt vasarnap este Kossutl
Kozmiivel6desi K6r Gagyi Janos
koreln0k avatott vezetesc mellett
A rendes folyo iigyck letargyala.
sa utan keriilt sor az 1929. tvi
t:sztikar megvalasztasara, mely
mindvegig a Kor iranti erdekl0.
des' s annak j0v6jere telintG
condos, komoly merlegeles jegye-
ben folyt le.
a titlos szavazas utjan megei-
tett valasztas szerint az uj tiszti-
kar k0vetkez6kepen alakult
mig:
lslnok: Katoch Od6n,
Aleln0k Turner Istvan,
Titkar-jegyz6: Timar Ferenc.
Ptnztarnok: Giirtler Adolf,
ElIcn6r0k: CsatI0s Mikl6s Is
Liszkay Gabor,
Nagybizottsagi tagok: Molnar
Lajos es Giirtler Adolf.
K0nyvtarnok: Giirtler Adolfne.
A lelepo tisztikar pontos evi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06

j .tleln6k lett Balask6 Gy0rgy,
aki szinttn volt mir cln6kc a SIT.
lstvan Egyletnek.
Titkarnak Grcgosits J0zsefet,
Youngstown magyar egyleti elct
egyik legkivalobb szcrepl6jet va
lasztottak.
Penztarnok maradt regi, Ka-
lucky Janos szemelyeben es az
ellen6r is regi maradt Pelen-
tay Marion szemclyeben.
Harom regi szamvizsgalot Mi
xich Gaspar, Turner J6xsef es Ne
menyi Mikl6s szemelyeben egy-
hangulag ujra valasztottak es a
IIabodasz elnalsvalasztasa altal
mcgiiresedett helyre Hoffer And
r;is leltp6 cln6kot valasztottak
meg.
Nagybizottsagi tagok lettek:
kaluczky Janos. Ilorvath Istvan,
Turner Jozscf es Balasko Gy0rgy.
Az nt6bbi kivttelevel t0bbieket
ujb6l megvalasztottak.
Hivatalos orvosnak njb6l meg
valasztottak DR.. Mahrer Marion
Palt, hivatalps lapnak az Ameri-
kai Magyar Hirlapot es hivatalos
helyisegnek Scent Istvan Ott-
hont.
A tisztujit6 gyiiles el0tt q rem
des gyiilest tartottak meg, anne
lyen megbeszeltek a karacsony
masodnapjan az Eagles Hallban
tartafdd Macy bal reszleteit.
4 balra nagyban k6sziil6dnek
NJ egylet tagjai.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06
vERHovAY 1os
Most vasarnap tartja Verhovay
Segely Egylet youngstown
fi6kja rendes evi tiszt-
ujjit6 gyiileset.

A kozel 300 tagot szamlal6
Youngstown 1O8-ik Verhovay
fi6k Youngstown es kornyekenek
legtagnepesebb egylete most va
sarnap delutan rendes havi gyii-
les utan tartja rendes tisztujjito
k0zgyieset, amelyre a tagok le-
het6leg teljes szamu megjelenese
k6retik.
A gyiiles kezdete pont 2 6rakor
lesz rendes gyules teremben.,
keretnek tagok, hogy miutsn
ebben az eyeben ez . legutols6
gyiles, hogy tagsagi dijjaikst
rendezzek, nehogy hatralekokst
legyiink kenytelenek q jov6 evre
atvinni.
Hotter Andr6s, titk&r.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06
sIKERtjLT BAL
A tisztikar.

A Magyar Kath. Ifjusagi Kor
Thanksgiving balja nagyon j6l 81
kerilt, azok akik oft voltak, ma
gyon jol mulattak. A kis Balask6
Anna kihuzta a nyertes szamokat,
meg pedig a k0vetkezo szerencse-
vel: a pulykat Mitzalcs Gyorgy
673-as szamja nyerte, libat Kor-
han JOSEF 651-es szamja, tyu.
kot pedig Balask6 Bertalan 367-es
szammal nyerte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06
PARTY HoMOR0DYEKNAL

A Youngstown Kereskedok es
Iparosok K0renek tagsaga a $40
kaSos barati meglep6" latoga.
tasat tctte meg az elmult szomba-
ton este IIomorody Gy0rgyek
Steel Street-i baratsagos otthona.
ban.
Ez a latogatas lenyegesen XIII
l0nb0z0tt hasonl6ktol abban.
hogv lit nem a haziak. hanem a
vendegek reszesiiltek a nagyobb
meglepetesben. Mrs. Homorody
ugyanis megneszelte, hogy lato-
gatasOk soran ok k0vetkeznek S
magahoz we've ket igen iigyes sza-
kacsnet, teritett asztalokkal var
ia a meglepG "-ket. Terve kitii-
n0en sikeriilt, meglepetes teljes
volt
A haziasszony iigyessegehez, a
teritett asztalok ICES etkeihez ia
rulva Homorody Gy0rgy szives
vendegbaratsaga, csak termesze-
tes, hogy vendegseg melyen be-
lenyult vasarnap hajnalba va
lamennyi megjelent legkelleme-
sebb emlekekkel hagyta el Homo.
r0dvek OtthOnat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06
A CAMPBELL POLGARI K0R
GYULEST TART VASARNAP

A Campbell Polgari K0r veze-
tosege kohl, hogy december 9-en,
szokott helyen, (12O Robinson
Road) este I oral kezdettel koz-
gyiilest tart, amelyre sorok al
tai hivja meg az osszes campbelli
egyleteket es keri, hogy nagy
szamban jelenjenek meg a fontos
gyiilesen.
A gyiiles targysorozata a k0-
vetkez3: 1. A Polgari K0r 1929.
evi tisztvisel6inek megvalasztasa.
2. Vigalmi Bizottsag kinevezese
1929-re. 3. lntezkedes a gyiiles-tc-
rem berleterol.
A vezet6seg felhiyja a figyel-
met minel teljesebb szamban
valo megjelenesre, hogy nagy
t6bbseg j6l valaszthassa meg az
~ tlsztlkart. A ielep0 vezet0Seg
pontos szamadasban fogja kimu-
tatni az esztend5 anyagi eredme-
nyeit, melyr6l helyen csak any
nyit k0zol, hogy az meghaladja q
800 dollart azzal egyiitt a K0r
neven bankban kezelt 0sszeg
$1223.52. Bizonysaga ez annak.
hogy az idei tisztikar is igyele-
zett eleget tenni v&llslt kotelesett
segsntk.
PolgGrt&rsi tsztelettel
S6gi Jiu0s eln0k,
rSd6 Istv6n, titk&r.
! Kslsnsn 0y5rgy; ptnstf fy1.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06
vERHOvAY 321

Felkerjiik a Campbellben sze-
kelo Verhovay Segely Egylet
321-ik fi6kjanak tagjait. hogy a
vasarnap delutan 2 6rakor a $40
kott helyen a 100 Robinson Road
alatt tartand6 fvzar6 es tisztui-
jit6 gyiilesre lehet6leg teljes
szamban jelenjenek meg es hogy
a hatralekosok havidijjaikat tel
jesen rendezzSk.
A tisztikar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06

s ~
inert tudjak, hogy mines igazuk.
Ha mi egyszer 0sszefogunk,
eredm6nyt fogunk elsrni.
0sszefogni tehat kotelessegiink
es els0 feladatunk.
= -
Ha az amerikai magyar sajt6,
amclynek q napilapolkon xviii
minden nagyobb magyar lakta
helyen van kepviselete, 6sszefog
q REvIZ0 erdekeben, ugy Azt
hissxiilk, meg lesz az els6 komoly
l6pes ebben a. iranyban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06
vERHOVAY 1O8

Beteg tagjaink nevsora: Szoke
Gergely 1873 So. Dunlap Ave, Dor
gai Gyula 705 Salt Spring Rd.
Kovacs Ferenc 38 Parnell st. Be-
tegseg a titkarnal bejelentend6
211 Edward st. Telefon 1892.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06
Esen1enyek

(N) Mostanaban ertek veget
futbF ezonok, k0zep- es '0-
iskolahuan.
Ez futball mas mint 1azai
Az lit jatszott futball rendkivul
eros, veszedelmes, csonttorS ia
TEX.
A magyar fiuk ebben az igazan
vad amerikai jatskban is pompa-
san megalljak a helyiiket.
A. lapokbol latjuk, .hogy Pipoly
JOSEF, az ismert magyar iizletem-
ber fla, Westminster College
(New Castle kozeleben) egyik leg
jobb jatekosa volt es hogy meg
kapta a kitiinteto college betit.
A Pipoly gyerek mar akkor IS
jo atleta volt, amikor Struthers-
ben jart a kozepiskolaba (high
school).
A CLANCY High (West Side)
csapatanak egyik legjobb tag.ja is
magyar flu volt az iden Benish
Istvan, Benish Andras szintsn
mindenki altal jol ismert magyar
ember fla.
Oriilunk annak, hogy magyar
fiuk sikererol megemlekezhetiink.
Evekkel ezelott kijelentettiik,
hogy velemenyiink szerint az
amerikai magyarsagnak mem sza-
bad Magyarorszag belpolitikaja-
ban resztvenni.
EFT a velemenyiinket ma eppen
ugy fentartjuk.
Az amerikai magyarsagnak,
amely elfogadta ezt az vi hazat IS
annak polgara lett, kotelessege az
Egyesult Allamok politikaj ajaban,
beliigyeiben resztvenni, ezt mem
teheti meg se1nmi k0riilmenyek
kozt regi hazajaval, inert ket or
szagban politizalni nem lehet.
De igenis helyes, sot k5telesse-
ge az amerikai magyarsagnak
mindenkeppen azon lenni, hogy a
regi hazat haboru utan ert Sc
relmek orvoslasra talaljanak.
Ez kivansag, kozremiikodes
es esetleg cselekves mem all sem
mifele konfliktusban amerikai
polgdrsagaval, sem pedig ksteles.
ssgevel az vi haza irant.
Aki magyarnak sziiletett, vagy
akinek ereiben magyar yer cs0r-
gedez, az neY nezheti, annak nem
szabad nezni, tetleniil, hogy nit
osinaltak es nit csinalnak Ma
gyarorszaggal azok szomszed
nepek, akik ravettek a sz0vetse
ges hatalmakat Magyarorszag
igazsagtalan feldara bolasara.
Magyarorszag regi hatarainak
visszaallitasa mem faji erdek,
mem imperialista vagy, hanem
gazdasagi sziikseg.
Fajhat nekiink ez es biiszkess-
giinkben megalazva erezhetjiik
magunkat azert, hogy 1000 ewes
orszagunk nagyobb fele idegenek
kezebe esett.
Ez fajdalom csak termeszetes.
De Magyarorszag hatarainak
ezen fajdalmon kivul rendkiviil
fontos Jelentosege van nemzetgaz-
dasagi szempontbol s otthon levo
faj es vertestvereinknek tisztesse-
ges megelhetese kell, hogy minket
magyar sziiletesii amerikaiakat
ARA birjon, ARA alland6an 0szt0-
keljen, hogy mindent elk0vessiink
az IGAZSAG erdekeben.
A magyar iigy I G Az iigy.
Mostanaban veszeksziink revi-
zios ligak, mas alakulatok, egyes
szemelyek felett es elveszitjiik
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06

1 lludE HcItIc HUllllldTSUnk I'M
mar harom hetenE keresztii pro-
balja meg lapunk futjan felk0lte-
nj a magyarsag szelesebb k0rii err
|dcklodfstt a Magyar Haz ujra
szonycgre kcriiIt iigytbcn. Szive-
sen adttnk heiyet leveleinck,
inert hiszen, mint magyar lapnak
kotelesstgiink teret adm minden
olyan felszolalasnak ,mely a ma
gyarsag egyetemes iigyet kivanja
szolgalni. ANIMAL is. inkabb foglal-
kozunk ezzel a dologgal, inert hi
szen az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
volt az elso, mely ezt a kerdest fel
vetette es szolgalni kivanta. He
| lyet adunk most is Timar Ferenc
levelenek azazl megjegyzessel.
hogy minden remenysegiink meg
van abban az iranyban, hogy az
illetekes kor0k mem fogjak elejtc-
nj az iigyet, hanem minden mo-
don igyekezni fognak kardest a
k0yetkez6 evben diill6re juttatni.
A hozzank kiild0tt level k0-
vctkez6:
"Gondolom, hogy mar neheztel
is ram az Amerikai Magyar Hir-
lap, hogy minden heten megjele-
mex egy-egy levellel, de apellalva
ismert jo ma magyarsagukra, enged-
jek meg, hogy heten is elmcnd-
jak egyet- mast.
"a vasat addig kell iitniink
amig meleg. Mem szabad kialudni
hagynunk a Magyar Haz irant
nagy nehezen felebredt erdekl0-
des tiizet sem. Tisztaba kell jon
mink mindannyiunknak mar az
zal kerdessel, hosy NIT is jelen-
tteAe nekiink ydXhgstewai. Ma
gyar Haz. Ha most a Kossrth K0r
ujra felvetette az eszmdt, tisztc-
lettel kerdem: mikor mozdul mar
meg a Nagybizottsago Ugy tu-
dom, hogy Nagybizottsagban
kepviselteti magat minden haza-
fias magyar egyhaz es egylet, az
tehat magyarsag hiyatalos KEEP
viselete. Mint ilyennek hatask0re-
be tartozik ennek kerd6snek is
a megvitatasa es propagalasa is.
Egyszer mar csakugyan tenni KEEL
lene valamit, inert igaz talal len
nj a k0lt0 irasa. aki EFT mond ia ::
"Nagyot iszili hazaert
felsivit,
Barcsak cgyszer tenne is mar
valamit. "
"Ne mulassunk es ne sivalkod-
junk, hanem alkossunk valami
nagyot, szepet es maradandot.
Epitsiik meg Magyar Hazat.
Magyar szivemmel de nagyon tud-
mex 0rulni annak, ha mi magyar
papjaink is felkarolnak az esq
met es buzditanak nepiinket ARA,
hogy alljon a Magyar Haz iigye
melle.
"Csak mostanaban olvashat juk
az ujsagokban, hogy Pittsburgh
kornyekenek magyarsaga mint
egy 10000 dollaros koltseggel
vesz reszt az ottani egyetem meg
epiteseben ugy, hogy abban a ma
gyar kulturanak egy termet ka-
szittct, bizonysagaul ezer eszten-
dos kulturanknak. Annak te-
remnek minden falreszlete, min
den felirasa, minden ablaka a ma
gyar miiveltseget fogja hirdetni.
Amt Pittsburgh lily szepen indit,
hol vagyunk attol mi? Hiszen ne
kunk meg sajat magunknak sincs
Hazunk, nemhogy egy angol
egyetemre aldozni tudnank
HFaj sziviink, ha ARA Condo
lunk, hogy nekiink mindig es
csaknem mindenutt a maseban
kell meghuz6dnunk. Pedig ha
hajlekot tudtunk epiteni hitiink-
mex, csaladunknak, akkor kell
hogy tudjunk hajlekot epiteni
kulturanknak is! Ahogy most te-
rembereket fizetiink, ngyanugy
ki tudhatnank szoritani egy sajat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06

zlos llgak, mas alakulatok, egyes
szemelyek felett es elveszitjiik
szemunk el6l a CELT.
Magyarorszag hatarainal7 sisz-
szaallitasa erdekeben csakis egy-
0ntetiien cselekedhetiink. Csakis
az EGESZ MAGYARSAG akcioja
jarhat eredmennyel. Csakis annak
lehet sulya-
Felre tehat az iires beszeddel.
Amig mi veszeksziink a t0bbiek, a
magyar hatart bitorlo nepek
markukba nevetve dolgoznak.
Aki az angol lapokat ugy figye-
lemmel kiseri mint mi, az lathat-
ia, hogy ami6ta magyar revizios
akci6 megindult, megketszerez6-
d0tt a cseh es az olah propaganda
az angol nyelvii sajt6ban.
Nit bizonyit ez.
A cseh Is olah er6feszit@s iga.
zolja, hogy FELNEK. az amerikai
magyarsag egyontetii alxci6jat6l,
q A - .
Evening star., 1928-04-17

a,ranged by a committee composed OF
DIR. John c. Merriam. Charles Sheloon
William NJ. Ritter and Ovid Nj. Butler
Immediately prior TO delivering his
address at the Chamber OF Commerce,
MIR. Stewart will extend brief Forest
week greeting from Canada to the peo-
nle of the United States through sta
ton WRC and the red network OF
the National Broadeasting Co. HlS
greeting will follow President Cooiiuge
reading of his American Forest week
message over the same chain stations.
Mr. Stewart's duties as minister OF
interior, mines and Indian affairs make
him well qualified to speak on forestry.
over half of the land in Canada is
still held by the crown. either in the
right of the provinces or OF the Do
minion. and a great variety Of the ac-
;ivities dealing with the natural re-
sources in this vast public domain is
under the management Of Mr., Stewart.
II is his duty to supervise the Canadian
forest service. the national park Serv-
ice of Canada. the water power and
reclamation service and the natural
resources intelligence service. Mr,
Stewart was born at Straoane ontario.
August 26, 1868 He was educated al
Strabane and entered politics in 1909,
LEGISLATURE He WAS appointed 10 his
present position on December %, 1921.
The meeting next Monday is one OF
series arranged In American and Cana
dian cities in observance OF the annual
Forestry week period which both coun-
tries are celebrating concuTrently pur-
suant 10 proclamations issued by
President Coolidge and Governor Gen
eral wilmington OF Canada. Among
the American Government officials ex
pected TO attend are Secretary Of State
kellogg. Secretary of interior Work.
| Secretary OF Commerce Hoover
Stephen Mather. director of the Ma
tional Park Service: George Otis Smith,
director Of the Geological Survey: r. Y.
Stuart. incoming chief of the Forest
Service: Paul C. Redington. chief OF
| the Biological Survey: Scott Turner.
| director of the Bureau Of Mines. and
| Charles H. Burke. commissioner Of In
| dian Affairs. Special invitations have
also been extended 10 members Of
| Congress the diplomatic corps and mu-
/ nicipal organizations directly concerned
| with forestry work
Although the meeting is open IN the
! public, the limited seating capacity oi
! the Chamber Of Commerce hail has
Evening star., 1928-04-17

OF the United
states Chamber OF
Commerce. 1t is
announced by the
Forest week com :
n,ittee Of the
American Forestry
Associa tion, of
which Theodore
Roosevelt is gen.
eral chairman.
The speaker will
be introduced by
Vincent Massey
Canadian Minister
10 the United
states. Secretary
of Agriculture A Jar
dine will preside
at the meeting,
.K. 80 l@.NatN
Evening star., 1928-04-17
VALUE OF FORESTS
TO CANADA LAUOED
Charles Stewart, Dominion
Official, Win Extend Forest
Week Greeting to u. S.

Charles Stewart, minister of interior
mines and Indian affairs of Canada,
will speak on What the Forests Mean
10 Canada" Monday night iii the hall
Evening star., 1928-04-17

sured permanency TO the site. which has
been used for the annual gunnery ex-
crcises of the Air Corps units at Sell
fridge Field.
Evening star., 1928-04-17
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

NationaI-"Rio Rita" musical play,
at $50 pm.
BclaSco-Robert ,Mantell Co. in
"Richelieu," at $40 pm,
/ Keith'S~-"StreetS Of Shanghai San
try Orchestra, at and Z pm.
Gayety-"The Tempters," hurlesque,
at AIS and SIS,
Palace-"The Big City" at l0:45 am.
1905. ais, 4;2o, $40, 7:4o ana
ESQ pm.
Fox-"A Reno Divorce" continuous
Il noon 10 II pm,
Rialto~-"We Americans" at has
am. l;l0, 3;15. $40, 7:l5 and go pm,
Earle-"Stand and Deliver" contin-
uouS 1880 am. to II pm.
Columbia THE Crowd" (second
week.. at II am. /, 3;l5, $40, T:i5
and go pm.
Metropolitan Speedy" second
week.. at II am. l245, 2:S0, Ais, 6,
Z as and so pm.
Little Theater~-'Loves Of Pharaoh,
continuous TO ii pm.
Tvoli-'The Latest from Paris" at
2:20. 4:05. $50. T;40 and $50 pm.
Ambassador Stand and Deliver" at
6:35, Sis and 10 pm.
Central--"D "DoomSciay" at 1920, ,.
5 80. 5. $50. and $40 pm.
Evening star., 1928-04-17
GUNNERY SITE ACCEPTED.
War Department Takes Gift OF
2,20o Acres in Michigan.

The tender of Gov. Green of Michi-
gan of some 2.200 acres of land near
Oscoda, Mich, for use by the Army as n
range for aerial gunnery training and
practice will be accepted.
Assistant Secretary of War Col.
Charles B. Robbins said the tender as
Evening star., 1928-04-17
SENATE VOTES 100000
FOR WASHINGTON BOOKS
Writings OF First President to he
Published for 2O0th An
niversary.

An authorization of 100000 for the
editing, publication and distribution of
the writings of George Washington, In
connection with the celebration of the
200th anniversary of the birth of the
FIRST President to be observed i'll 1882,
was approved by the Senate yesterday
afternoon. The bill still requires action
by the House.
The various literary works to be pub
lished under this bill are to be decided
upon by the George Washington BIZ
centennial commission. created to ar
range for the celebration in 1892, The
bill was sponsored by Senator FeSS,
Republican, of Ohio, and was passed
by the Senate after brief explanation
of its purpose.
Evening star., 1928-04-17

neccssitated admission by card only.
Application for the cards should be
made direct to the American Forestry
Association, 1923 l. street. which has
announced that requests will be filled
In the order received until the supply
Is exhausted.
Evening star., 1928-04-17
Ordered to Aid Radio Board.

Capt. Guy Ill., Signal Corps, on duty
In the laboratory at the Bureau OF
Standards. has been detailed to addi-
tional temporary duty with the Federal
Radio Commission. The assignment
was made at the request Of the Radio
Commission
Evening star., 1928-03-22
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Evening star., 1928-03-22
NOTED ENGINEERS
I WILL GATHER HERE
Japanese Envoy to Entertain
u. S. Branch of World
Congress Tonight.

Prominent engineers and scientists
from all parts of the United States will
attend the first meeting Of the Ameri-
can committee of the World Engineer
tng Congress, to be held at the Carlton
Hotel tonight, More than 30 members
OF the committee will arrive here late
this afternoon and will be guests of the
Japanese Ambassador. TSuneo MatSu-
caira, st dinner.
The meeting has been called TO dis
Gus plans for participation of the Amer
ican group in the world congress 10 be
held next year in Toxic. The purpose
of the congress is to promote interna-
Gonal cooperation in the study Of en-
cheering science and problems and to
stimulate sense of brotherhood among
the engineers Of the world,
subcommittee to BE Named.
! Tonirht'S dinner will bring members
Of the American committee. which COM
prises leaders of the engineering pro-
peSSion IN this country. together for
the first time DR. Elmer A. Sperry
inventor Of the gyroscope, is acting
chairman of the committee. At the
meeting subcommittee will be organ
ige6 to take charge of the program and
papers. finance transportation and 9TH
er matters connected with American
participation in the congress.
The engineers will make the trip
In a special Car attached to the Penn
Sylvania train leaving New York at
I:Io O'Clock this afternoon. Other
members Will board the train in Phila-
celphia,
New York Engineers.
Among the New York engineers who
viii be aboard the special car this after
ter Balm. ". L. Bait. A. w Berresford,
z. De Golyer. George w Fuller. B.
Gherardi Allen HaSen. F. L. Hutchin
son. F. B. Jewett. j. W. Leib. Ralph
Modleski. Michael /. Pupin of Columbia
University, J. v w Reyndsrs, Calvin
W. Rice. H 7. Sands. Robert Ridgway.
John r Stevens, Elmer A Sperry, CAL
vert Townely. c. B. Veal, William E.
Wickenden, Gano Dunn and Maurice
Holland.
Others in the party win be c. c.
CheSney OF Schenectady, John r. Free
man OF Providence, Dugald c. Jack
son and A. E Kennedy of Cambridge.
Dexter S. Kimban of Ithaca, Charles
r. Scott o. New Haven and Eiihu
Thomson Of West Lynn. Mass. Howard
Z. Coffin and William B. Mayo Of De-
troit viii be present at the meeting, and
Washington members of the committee
viii include william Green, president
Of the American Federation Of Labor;
o. c. Merrill John Halligan. Mai Gen.
Edgar Jsdwin. chief OF Army engi-
neers: George Otis Smith. chief of the
Coast and Geodetic Survey, and D. W.
Taylor.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
REMUS TAX COMPROMISE
IS AUTHORIZED BY COURT
Sister of Slain Wife Permitted to
Offer U. s. $3.50 for $52,-
465 Claim.

BY the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 22.-Au-
thority to offer the United States In
ternal Revenue Department $3.50 as
compromise of tax claims against
George Remus was given in Probate
Court yesterday by Judge William II.
Lueders, upon the application Of Mrs.
Grace J. Campbell, administrative of
the estate of Mrs Augusta Imogene
Remus, wife Of Remus. whom he shot
and killed last October 6.
Mrs. Campbell, a sister Of the slain
woman, told Judge Lueders she had
been informed the Government tax
claims against Remus which were as
seSsed against Mrs. Remus could be
compromised by the payment of this
amount. The claims. made up Of in
Evening star., 1928-03-22

come and other taxes, amount to S52,-
4e5.70. Charles H. Elston, attorney
for Remus, who defended the former
Cincinnati bootleg king" in his first
degree murder trial here last Decem-
Der. joined In the application.
Remus now is patient in the Lima
State Hospital for the criminal insane
He has filed application for release,
decision on which Is pending before the
Court OF Appeals, at Lima.
Evening star., 1928-03-22

children would be started as soon as
possible after their birth. They will
be examined periodically at home or
In the laboratories,
Elaborate equipment has been pre-
pared for both physical and psyche
logical tests One test will consist
of passing an electric current. too slight
to feel. through the child's body
while the child Is asked to perform
certain physical acts, Various emo-
tional stimuli will then be applied.
Delicate instruments will record how
the physical actions and the emotions
affect the bodys resistance to elec-
tricity.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Costigan Successor Nominated

Frank Clark Democrat, Of Miami
Fla. has been nominated for member.
ship on the Federal Tariff Commission
to succeed Edward p CoStigan, who
signed recently and directed an at
tack on the commission and the ad.
miniStration.
Clark formerly was member oil
the House from Florida.