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New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
GOODWIN OUS7ED
 TODAY BY COUNCIL
(Continued From First Page)

ty" in a letter received by the eoun- cil a short time before it met with Governor Fuller ill extraordinary session to take up two letters pre- scented to the executive yesterday by William F. Williams. commissioner of public works.
 one of the letters, which were not made public because the governor believed il would be discoLrteous to his council, was said to be Williams order diSmissing Goodwin and the other a recommendation for the ap- pointmcnt of his successor, i Il have just been informed that there is possibility that Herman A. l Macdonald, secretary 10 the goVer- : nor, may be appointed my success { sor," GoodWin's letter to the coun- cl read.
 If that is so,' it continued. "I demand a hearing on the question of my removal and also on the con-
 iirmation of his appointment, if hN any possibility such q calamity Is 1 Contemp plated.
 If Mr. Mcdonald is not to be ap- pointed my successor, 1 would not ask for a hearing but would assume ! that a man, who has served honest l ly and efficiently on the admission
 of his superior, would be entitled tt q hearing before being removed.' While denying that he had been offered the post of registrar, Mac Donald said that if there should be | a hearing such as that referred tC . by Goodwin in his letter he would 7 be glad to have the registrar appear
 and state his views.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
BURIED UNDER FIFTY
 TONS OF COAL; LIVES
Hartford Man Is Apparently Not Seriously Hurt In Accident
 This Morning.

Hartford. Mar. R-Andrew Mocha, of 20 Union street, an en- ploye of the w. C. Mason Coal Com pany was buried for fifteen minutes in approximately fifty tons Of coal which gave way as he was attempt ing to loosen it i'll a freight car in the company's yards this afternoon.
 Mocha was dug out by about twenty other employees assisted by a squad of dozen patrolmen hastily summoned from police headquarters. His rescucrs worked furiously with shovels to release him. I'm all right" were his first words, and he attempted to climb from the stretch CT on which he was being carried to the waiting ambulance.
 He was rushed to the Hartford hospital where he complained Of in iuries to his left leg. So far as the first examination disclosed, he was
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
Violent Outbreaks Are
 Reported in Poland

Berlin, March 2 UP)-Niolent popular outbreaks have occurred In Poland in connection with the clos ing days of the parliamentary elec- lions. German newspapers reported today.
 A bomb was thrown at a meeting ot right wing parties at Posen. dam- aged the meeting hall but causing uo casualties.
 Fifteen thousand Warsaw college students were striking, the reports said, and many persons had been ar rested in East Galicia and the Wilma Area.
 At Iodz. dispatch reported armed men invaded a printing es- tablishnent f and confiscated election posters.
 The elections will be held Sunday
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
Boston and Maine
 Claims to Have Record

Boston, March , tDp)-The Bos- Son and Maine Railroad today claim ed a record for classification and Horting of freight trains when q train of Sl cars, arriving at the East Somcrville yards, was switched and sorted into outgoing trains within 29 minutes from the time il arrived his morning.
 The new Boston terminal, still un- der construction, will be equipped with remote control devices for speedy and sure classification.
 The train of S1 cars arrived at the yard at S;30 a, m. By S:59 it was completely sorted and switched.
 Under the old system, at least two and half hours would have been consumed in the process. New ap- pliances employed by the Boston and Maine have cost the railroad S3,~ 5o0.000. Savings estimated at s60o.- 0o0 a year are effected by the sys- tem. however.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
SENATOR WILLIS
 STATES PLATFORM
Continued from First Page.D

wavered in the matter of law en- iorcement and respect for the con- stitution.
 The past history Of the party leaves no room for doubt upon this matter It will and ought to speak in no uncertain terms in favor of the maintenance oI law and Orde" and the upholding of the constitu- lion which it came into being tC defend"
 Is that enough ?' the senator asked the interviewer.
 Tt is" he Was assured, and he went back to working al his desk in the territories committee room where at q large round table he dictates letters to the voters back home lining them up for the pu- ltical battle of his life to maintain his state delegation against the challenge of Secretary of Com merco Hoover.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
Costes and Lebrix Are
 On Flight to Detroit

Mitchel Field, N. Y., March 2 LP Costes and Joseph Le- briN, French four-continent fliors, took off at 1l:35 o'clock today for Detroit on the first leg of q trip back to Paris.
 They were flying their biplane ''Nung, Ss,r- Coli" in which they had crossed Europe, Africa south and North America and the Atlantic ocean. A new motor hao been installed in the ship since they reached here on February II.
 From Detroit they will continue to san Francisco, sailing from there on March 15 for Tokyo, whence they will resume the flight to Paris.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
200 Year Old Tree Is
 Fe!led to Make Room

EatontoWn, \. J., March (UP)- \ 200-year- old sycamore tree, under which town meetings were held in Colonial days, was felled today to make room for the extension of the state highway to Asbury Park.
 The tree was in the last stages of decay. but it will be proserVed-in pieces. Villagers carried away hunks of the wood for souvenirs, one wom- an Juggling a 10-foot section of the trunk to ornament her yard,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
GOOtlWin's Statement

Boston, March ? OP)-"1 have been removed because Mr, Williams has been requested by the governor to remove me-" said Goodwin in a statement to the press.
 At the meeting yesterday with MT. Williams. it was agreed between us that no action would be taken un- til Monday, at which time l was to decide whether or not l should re- tract the statements made by me while acting as chairman of the leg islative committee of the State Elm ployes' association, that were in the nature of an attack upon the goV- ornOr
 He said, however, that the agree mcnt would hold good unless some thing happened. At 4;3o he called me on the telephone and told me that something had happened. and that he was compelled to act at once unless I made the retraction, l told him that if there ever had been any inference that my criticism of Gov.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
Plans to Row Back to
 New York From Miami

Miami. Fla. March Up)- Charles Seili1Z, e, who roWed a 12- loot boat from New York to Miami, said today he planned 10 go back the same way.
 Seilitz left Far RockaWay October g and arrived at Biscayne Bay Wednesday,.
 The weather was pretty bad most of the way" Seilitz said Sometimes it was down 10 zero. I only came near capsizing once. That was in Chesapeake Bay when waves washed over my boat. l lost by blanket and 'Ompass.'
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
ALLENTOWN SALESMAN
 DlDN'TKN0W WHAT SOUND
 SLEEP MEANT ANY MORE

Allentown, Pn.-known for miles around on aC- count of his pleasing per >onality. Mir. Y. W. Mur- phy, popular salesman who lives nt 941 $. 18th St., in a statement made to- day, says:
 Before I explained my condition to the expert, l had been troubled with getting up nights for years and years. l did not know what q sound nights sleep meant any more. My pack .ached so l thought if was broken. I couldn't stoop down without writhine in pain. My legs and feet were swollen. I had aches in my limbs and the leas.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
Trench Named Secretary
 Of General Electric Co

Schenectady, N. Y. March 7 IH4-- w. w. Trench. formerly assistant company here, has been elected secretary of the company, succeed ing Myron F, Westover, who had been secretary for 34 years. officials of the company announced today. MT. Westover retired yesterday.
 Mir Trench, who is 36 years old was born on Staten Island. He was assistant to Owen D. Young, who in 1915 was president of the General Electric company and is now chair man of the board of directors Mr Trench became assistant secretary in 1916.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
Kidney. L: HerSleerNov.

Mrs. Anna Pope of the Hotel Avngon, Atlanta, Ga., sends In this statement:
 ''I am sixty years old. and for 70 years I have been unable to sleep thru the night; have had awful weakness in my back. 50 bad could not do any work. My legs were swol- len; my eyclids were puff ed out, too. Mornings found me weak and tired. I've suffered with headaches that left me so dizzy I coudl hardly See. On top of all this, rheumatic pains Set in my arms and legs and I was a wreck if ever there was ono.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
Forest City Limited Is
 Derailed; No One Injured

Toledo, Ohio, March (UP)-The engine and thirteen cars of the For est City limited, crack New Yorl. were derailed at Swanson, Ohio, 26 miles west of here, today. No one was injured. although the 131 pas sengers aboard the train were jolted.
 Several of the cars which included nine Pullmans, carcened dangerous ly but did not oNerturn. Two wreck ing crews from Toledo and a third
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02

thing I did got me out of breath. I was troubled with Il eadaches that made me 80 dizzy I had to hold on for fear of falling over. After taking the Magay tonic for a while I felt like a made-over person. I Bleep all night now. get up In the morning full of pep and I haven't g. pain in my body. I feel years younger, and can do more work than men years younger than myself. I am not in the habit of using my name to advertise a medicine, but believe me, Magay has done such wonders that l cannot re- frain from these words of praise"
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
TO EMULATE. IINDY.

Bogota, Colombia, March ? (UP) -Inspired by the Latin American good will flight of Colonel Charles A. l.indbergh, Camilo Daza has asked the government for authorization 10 fly from Bogota to New York. Daza went out in his plane to meet Col oncl Lindbergh when the Lone Eagle flew here, and showed him the Way to the landing field.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
Capone Reported Back
 to Fight for His Gang

Chicago. March (UP)-Al Ca pone. gang chieftain, was under stood today 10 have returned 10 Chicago to direct in person the gangs fight for existence.
 GangSter sources refused 10 indl- cate whether Capone's assumption of the role of field marshal in tn, gang struggle against police would lead 10 immediate activity by tn" Gunmen. who so far have contineu their offensive to bombs directed at city officials and political leaders.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
Nebraska Governor Gives
 Views of Corn Farmers

Washington, March ? 1P@Noters ln the corn belt were described here today by Governor McMullen of Nebraska as in no mood to sup port the presidential candidacy or anyone regarded as unirlend'y on he farm relief issues
 He expressed the opinion that such republican presidential possl- hiiities as Senator Norris of Nebras- ka, Frank O. Lowden and Vice President Dawes would have wide support in the farming section be- cause of their advocacy of relief legislation along the lines Of the AcNary- IIaug"n bill,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
GIVEN SURPRISE PARTY

Mir and Mrs. Ernest Cameron Of 69 Spring street were rendered surprise party last evening at their home. 4 pleasant evening was spent, guests being present from this city, New Haven and Hartford. Games were played and luncheon was en- loved.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
mt seriously hurt.

not serlOusly hurt.
 Mocha had climbed on to tho freight car to loosen the load Of stove coal which presumably had been frozen. Suddenly the coal slipped and carried Mocha with it.. He was carried down the hopper, distance of about ten feet and the coal, becoming clogged about him, was obstructed from going on down into the pit beneath.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
THEN ALL-bRAN SAVED HIM FROM
 CONSTIPATION
A message for people who
 use laXativeS

Mr. Skies wrote us a voluntary testimonial after kellogg's ALL BRAN had saved him from dread full constipation. Read his tribute:
 July F, le21
 ''Fo. years I have been so constipa.ed. Alter trying every kind of drug possible. ! could only get temporary relief. ] became discouraged and gave up hopes, when friend told ne 10 Ese kellogg's ALL-BHAN. I had read 50 many testimonials l had TO faith. l was of the opinion testimonial were put out hy friends. l will not onl. give you the privilere to use my name. bu. l will go or the witness stand and tcstif,' to my sta.~meut. l cannot express word great enough to meet with kellogg's food, ARTHUR SEIiLs. 325 N. kedzie Avenue. Chicago, III.
 If constipation is preying upon your health, check it before too late. If you are using habit-forming laxatives, stop 1t before this harm full practice fastens its grip too tight.
 Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is guar anteed to relieve constipation. Just eat two tablespoonfuls daily chronic cases. with every meal, Doctors recommend ALL-BRAN 4 100Ts bran cereal-delicious wit! milk or cream-fruits or honey added. Use in cooking too. Sold by all grocers. Served everywhere, Made by Kellogg in Battle Greek.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
OPERA STAR DEAD,

London. March ? UP)-Lilian Greenville, 70. American opera star, famous before the war for her in terpretations of Thais. Juliet and Marguerite in French and Italian theaters, is dead here.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02

from lI.khart, Ind, Were sent to the scenr. \ relief train from here hrougHt in" passengers to Toledo. The ears were derailed when the cuain, left the track, reports said,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02

'l started to take that wonderful Ma Suey sap everyone speaks so highly of. and while l had tried all kinds of, treatments previously, it is the only one that has helped l have regained my weight; the rheumatic pains have left me, l have no more headaches back aches, dizzy spells, My legs and eyelids are no longer swollen and when I wake up in the morning 1 feel like myself again"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-27
SZAMTALAN BEVANDORLO
LATOGAT Ell
sZttLOHAzAJABA
A Bevandorlasi Hatosag tavaly
10000 visszateresi enge-
delyt adott hazalatogato
amerikai lakosoknak.

a." reentry permit "-frt folya-
modok szamab6l nyilvan kitiinik,
hogy az allando letelepedesre j0tt
bevandorlok. mily tekintelyes sza
ma latogat ell id0nkent sziilGhaza-
jaba.
Ezt az ideiglenes latogatast az
1924 ben .eletbeleptetett. torveny
teszi lehetove, amely kimondja.
hogy az dlland6 .ittlakasra torve-
pyesen beengedEt bevandorlok
fdeie1enes. fatogataais ! caljab6l e1-
hagyhatjak az orsza9ot es vissza-
terhetnek az Egyesiilt Allamokba,
anelkiil, hogy amiatt a kvotaba
sorolnak 6ket. Hogy a hazalato-
gat6k visszatereset megk0nnyit-
SEX es fosszadaimas igazoitatasok
es engedelyezeseket elkeriiljenek,
meg elutazasuk elott megszerez-
hetik a visszateresi engedelyt,
amt Commissioner General of
Immigration ad XII a Munkaiigyi
Minister jovahagyasaval. Az el-
mutt kincstari evben k0zel 12O,-
600 visszateresi engedelyt hagy-
tax jova. Eek koziil t0bb mint
2O0O-et Observation-Disclosures, kellO
adatok hianya Matt. A t0rveny
ertelmeben minden engedely XII
allitasaert 3 dollar dijat kelh fl
zetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-27

Ter A., Pal6czi B., Bornemisza Il.
ne, Ho1dik l., Hodori I.ne, 0rt6
Gy., Adam J.-ne,. Bodolai l., Dob.
ranszki j., Kal6czky J.-ne, Mrs.
n. n, Mezei A. so centet: N. N,
Hozdik Line, Vayxo b., Kal6czky
NJ, Madacsi NJ, Mezei NJ, Adam
l., Gyombsr p. rs centet: Kurucz
NJ, Pinter A., Kurucz A., Madacsi
j., Adam A., Kiss Gy., Kaloczky
r., Kal6czky s., Kiss f., ifj. Pc
ter j., Kiss j., Kiss A., Madacsi I.
Hofbusz NJ. Dorgai Gy., Holbusz
A., ifj. kal6czkN j., Balazs j., ifj.
Peter NJ, Kiss A., n. n. 10 centet
Demjen j., Szekely NJ, Szekely j
es Margaret Maize.
Adam j., Holbusz l., Banyasz E.,
Banyasz T., Adam l., Sandor j.,
Sander L. Kiss A., Kiss j. es Me-
zei NJ. $40.05 kollektaltak kara.
csonyfadiszitesre es viragra. Vas.
ko M. a karacsonyi offeraborite.
kokat ajandekozta. Galambossy
Gy. Is cs. ajandekul megvette a
gy6ntat6szeket, Kiss j. egy pan
ministransruhat. A kantall6k
nevsora 10th NJ, 10th E., Ka.
loczky NJ, Kaloczky r., Kaloczky
NJ, Jurista NJ, Kiss A.. Kiss j.
Mezei NJ, Madacsi L., Kiss F., Hol
lobusz n, 10th L., Bornemisza l..
Bornemisza j., Major p. Hegedii
kiserok: ifj. Galambossy Gy., Ju
rista b., Galambossy ID. Kiserok
Bcrnemisza l., Galambossy Gy.
Tiszta haszon S100.50.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-27

szamara k0lcs0nt nlaga az intezet
nyujt, ezenkivll azonban szamos
alapitvany szolgalja EFT a celt.
A The Knights Templar Foun-
dations for Students Loans, pei
daul masfel millios alapitvanya-
b6l 150-2O0 dollarig k0lcs0nolet
utal Xxi olyan diakoknak, akik ma
gaviseletiikkel Is szorgalmukkal
ezt kierdemlik es akiket emellett
az egyetemi tanari kar partfogol.
Az alapitvany 5--6 szazalekos ka-
matot ker es az osszeget az egye-
temi tanulmanyok elvegzese utan
egy eyre kell visszafizetni.
New Yorkban Harmon Foun-
dation GAO Nassau Street nyujt
penzkolcs0n segelyt diakoknak.
Az alapitvany vagyona 10000
dollar. Koriilbeliil $50 penzk0l-
cs0nt utalnak XII lit evente, az
egyes k0lcs0n0k 0sszege $50 Is
300 dollar k0z0tt forog. Egy xii
Ion megszabas gondoskodik ne
met diakok segelyezeser6l, akiket
az Institute Of Information Educa.
ton beajanl. A tanulmanyok be.
fejezesetol szamitott hat h6nar
utan kell az 0sszeg visszafizeteset
megkezdeni havi OF, vagy 10 dol.
larban. Az evi kamat szazalek
Chicagoban a Henry Strong
Educational Foundation Loan, sc
So. La Sale Street gondoskodil
az egyetemi hallgatok segelyeze
serol - k0lcs0n alapjan. laval.
ez az intezet 100 tanulonak nyuj
tott kolcsont, egyenkent 200 dol
lart. lit csak negy szazalek ka
matot fizetnek.
Egy tekintelyes alapitvany. tot
bek k0z0tt, a Florida Educationa
Loan Corporation, GAINESVILLE
Fla.-ban, aztan a Hester Founda
tion Inc., Berkley, Californiaban
a Curtis College Loan Fund, In
dependence, Philadelphiaban, va
lamint az +. j. Barrett Founda
ton, 1000 avison ST., East Det
roit, Mich.
A helybeli arent-Tcacher As.
sociation-ek es State Federation
of Womens Club-ok % allamban
szinten adnak kisebb-nagyobh
| penzkolcsonoket fels0bb iskolai
tanuloknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-27
13 EvIG oRosz FoGsAGBAN

Szombathelyr6l jelentik Va
mics Gyula szombathelyi lakes
1915 oktobereben az orosz from
ton eltiint. Hozzatartoz0i mosta-
naig AIT sem. tudtak hogy el-e,
yagy meghalt es mar senki sem
szamitott ARA, hogy Yanics Gyu-
la valaha visszaterjen. A minap
azonban Vanies Gyula beallitott
tizenharom eyvei ezel6tt eliza
gyott hozzatartozoihoz. Elmon-
dotta, hogy Sziberia szenbanyai-
ban szenyedett. Il zaz Okla annak.
hogy nem tudott eletjelt adm ma
CAROL. Elmondotta meg AIT IS,
hogy lnagyon sok magyar sinyl6-
dix meg az orosz szen- es vasba-
nyakban. Szivesen jonnenek la
"a. de mines, aki Oroszorszagban
a magyarokkal torodnek.
aS IT. t
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-27

de mem tudott ujb6l allasho1 jut-
nj. Elkeseredese rlapr6l.napra ma
gyobb lett. Kiilon0sen gyiilolte a
gyar tizemvezetojet, Woliner La
diszlauszt, inert 6t okozta azert,
hogy kitiin6 allasab6l elbocsatot-
tax. Az elmult napokban a szeren-
.csetlen hivatalnok, akit csaladja-
max nyomorusaga csaknem eszte-
lenne tetf, t0bbsz0r egymasutan
jelentkezett Wolinernel es ARA
kerte, alkalmazza MIRA, napsza-
mos munkat is vallal. Visszauta-
sitottak.
Egg szep nap delutanjan 5 ora
kor ujb6l megjelennt Lederer a
gyar irodajaban es magaval a
gyar tulajdonosaval, Hechttel
akart beszelni. A gyar igazgat6ja
mem fogadta. Kilsiildte maga he
lyett Wolinert. Lederer el6sz0r
balkan kerlelte ujb6l az iizemve-
zetot, aki hangosan valaszolt ts
kiutasitotta volt hivatalnokot
A k0vetkezo pillanatban eld0r.
diilt a ket loves egymasutan. Az
egyik goly6 fejen talalta az iizem.
vezet6t. El0nt0tte YER, eszme
letlenniil rogyott 0ssze. A gyilkost
letart6ztattak. Egykedviien val.
lotta a birosag elott, hogy minder
munkas neveben ALT bosszut a;
iizemvezeton, aki tulszigoruar
bant az alkalmazottakkal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-27

rendben a dolog. A biztosit6 tar
sasag ezutan meg tizennegyszer
szolitotta fel, hogy fizessen ezer
ezer lett, inert csak ICY juthat hoz
I'd a szazezer leihez, ha meghaza-
sodik.
Az Greg magyar vakargatni
kezdte fejet, de nit volt nit
tennie, fizetett. Szegeny ember
volt es mem egyszer kellett leg
kedvesebb dolgaitol megvalnia,
hogy eleget tehessen kotelezett-
segenek. Vegre is megsokalta a
dolgot es elhatarozta, hogy most
mar meghazasodik. Tizenotezer
lei mem csekelyseg, ennyi penzt
mem szabad veszni hagyni, - gon
dolta - menjiink utana Is az asz-
SONY utan.
Kivalasztott maganak egy sze-
geny 6zvegyet, hiszen maga is or
vegyember volt, de meg aztan fla
talt es gazdagot amugy sem kQ-
pott volna - es elvette felesegiil.
= Lesz most mar penz - mon
dotta a felesegenek. Ad biz
tosito. - Els jobb j0v6 remenye-
ben bement Nagyvaradra, hogy a
hazassagi bizonyityany alapjan
felvegye szazezer lett.
Az Greg magyart azonban nagy
csal0das erte Varadon biztosito
megbukott a kitiino igazgatok,
akik ezer meg ezer szegeny videki
embert6l milliokat csaltak XII, mar
a dutyiban is iiltek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-27
Az GREG MAGYAR
FURFANGOS HAZASSAGA

Kocsis Lajos, szalardi gazda-
ember, AIT olvasta az erdelyi la
pokban, hogy aki ezer lett fizet az
Amerika" biztositonak es meg
hazasodik, szazezer lett kap visz-
sza hozomany fejeben. Hetven
ewes volt mar Kocsis Lajos szep
penznek taksalta szazezer lett,
AIT gondolta tehat, hogy exert er-
demes lesz megegyszer meghaza-
sodni. Bement Nagyvarodra, fell
kereste a biztositot es leffzette az
elso ezer lett.
Csakhogy ezzel meg mem volt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-27
K0LCs0N-SEGELY
EGYETEMI HALLGAT0KNAK
K0zel negy millio dollart k5los0-
n0ztek XII diakoknak egyetemi
tanulmanyai folytat&sara.

Ellentetben az europai szolas-
sal, az amerikai dikok tekintelyes
resze atdolgozta magat" az
egyetemen. Talalunk f5iskolai di-
akokat, akik szabad idejiik ben,
vagy a vakaciok alatt, tanyermo-
sassal, villanyszerelessel, pince-
reskedessel, tanitassal es legfan-
tasztikusabb dolgokkal foglalkoz-
max, hogy tanulmanyaiz folytata-
sat lily modon biztosithassak. Ter
meszetesen mem minden diaknak
sikerul megfelel0 allast biztosita-
nj maganak es ICY szamtalan
kenytelen k0lcs0nh0z folyamodni.
Egy kimutatasbol tudjuk, hogy
tobb mintn 100 iigynokseg Is ala
pitvany letezik, amelyek epente
mintegy negy milli6 dollart utal-
max XII diakoknak lily cimen.
Egyes esetekben k0lcson utan
mem kell kamatot fizetni, maskor
yiszont ez 8 szazalekot( il megha-'
Lad, bar legtobb esetben a tDr-
venyes 6 szazalekot Sk6vetelik meg
a yalIalatok. "A legt6bb esetben d.
penzt a tanulmanyok elyegzese.
lifan kell visszafizetni.
Penzkolcs6n alapitv&nyok.
Egyes f6iskolakban diakok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-27
ESTHARANGSZO.
Moore Tamas angol yer r,ebol
forditotta Hegyaljai Kiss Gyula


forditotta Hegyaljai Kiss Gyula
Estharangszo, edes estharangszt
Multi eletbol, multi mesekkel
hangzo
Elettavasz, otthon, meleg feszek.
Szivem faj, ha ratok visszanezek
Elmultak meghitt, boldog estek
Fenylo szivem arnyekok megestel
S hany szivre hullt siri 81 azota =
Mem hallgat az esti harangszora
ICY lesz maid, la elkolt0zom er
Az estharang sol, sol tovabb
megis.
Mas k0lt6 jon jar volgyon
csendbe
S az estharang neki sol maid
zengve.