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Evening star., 1928-01-15
NRHF-American Broadcasting Co.
i3es.4 Meters1

$50 pm.-Progran by international
Bible Students Association: music and
dialogue by John Stephenson and A. A.
Koerber on What Is the Soul?"
eto7 pm.-Sa cred song service.
Evening star., 1928-01-15
|LocalRadio Entertainment
Sunday, January IS, 1928
EAA-Washingfon Navy Yard tiSi.;
Metersl.

1905 arl-Weather Bureau reports.
s:55 p,m.-Arlington time signals.
10.o5 pm.-Weather Bureau reports.
Evening star., 1928-01-15
Early Program Tomorrow.

10 arn.-TaIk on January White
Sales" by Betty Brewster.
1880 a.m.-Kann Sons Co. musical.
IL 10 1870 a.m.-Advertisers' period
OF music.
Evening star., 1928-01-15
RADIOS BEST OFFERINGS
TONIGHT

lONiJH i.
5:W--Accousticon Hour; Or
chestra and Male Quartet
WRC. WEAF. WGY. WCAE,
WEBB. woo, WHO, WOW,
KVOO, WDAF, WHAS, WSB,
VINO. WEEI, WWJ.
7:20-Capitol Theater Fam
lily: Musical Prograin-WRC,
w Z A +, WAR. w TAG,
WCAE, WWJ, KSD. WHO,
WOW, WHAS. WSM, VINO,
WSB, WBT. WGY.
o:l5-Atwater Kent Hour
Paul kochanski-W WRC.
WEAF. WEEI. WEI. WGY,
WGR. WCAE. WTAM, WWJ,
WSAI, WON, kSD. WCCO,
woo. WHO. wow. WDAF.
KVOO, WFAA, WSM. VINO,
WSB. WET.
10 :W-Don Voorhees, Band
Scmi-Popular Melodies-WOR,
W EAN. WNAC, WE'LL.
WMAK. WCAU, WAS,
W A ADC, WAIU. WKRC,
WGHP. w 40, KNOX,
WCAO, WOWO.
Evening star., 1928-01-15

SUNDAY, JANUARY Is, 1928.
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2,p.0-WrG Atlantic City--ItOO


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Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-03
COUNTY AUDITOR
GIVES TALK TO
ROTARY CLU B

With President Warren Curricr
presiding, aud Pen IIulsc, county
supervisor, acting as. chairman of
the day, a varied and entertaining
program was presented yesterday
at the regular weekly meeting of
the FL Centre Rotary Club.
Ben Herring, recent acquisition
to the membership Of the club, re
cited his life history in interest
ing fashion, to be followed by the
introduction of Leslie Brigham,
basso, of Los Angeles, whose rcndit-
ion Of several of the numbers pres
cnted by him as soloist with the
Imperial Valley Lyric Club in re-
cent concerts, was enthusiastically
received Mr.. Brigham was ably ac-
companied by Mrs. Nina Canton in
an aria from one of Verdi s operas,
cncored with "Thc Gospel Train >
and "'The Song Of the Flea
As speaker of the day, Chairman
EIulsc introduced County Auditor
W. ID. Carey, who ably outlined some
OF the problems daily confronting
the administrators of our county
government in matters of taxation,
udgcting etc, tracing the increase
il valuation, expenses, etc, since the
county's inception in 1907.
The names of club golfers schcd-
ulcd to meet local Kimanians in a
tournament next Sunday were again
announced, and the players warned
that they were expected to turn in
a win.
Other visitors at the meeting were
N. J. Dowd, H. a. Hansen, J. Ster-
ling Oswalt, j. w. Hendry and John
Canton, Ell Centre.
Visiting Rotarians included Cliff
June, Pomona; Harry Campbell,
Anaheim; Geo. T. Bigelow, Frank
Summers, Riverside; f. X. CORN
ack, San Diego; L. r. Bailey, Lodi;
Walter b, Havekorst, Brawley; p. A..
Murray, Holtvillc; L, f. Anderson,
Robt. Hatton, NJ. w. Bates; Calexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-03
LAUNDRY MEMS
CONTEST DRAWS
. MANY ENTRIES

More than 1,O44,000 letters were
received in the $5O.0GG cash prize
competition conducted by the laun-
dryowners of the United States and
Canada, according to information
received here today by A. E. Skcets,
of the Valley Steam Laundry.
The subject upon which essays
were written to compete for the
prizes was. "Why the Laundry
should Do My Washing"
The contest has proved by all
odds the greatest attention-g getter in
the history of business and adver-
tising. The largest returns in any
previous contest had run around
100000 entries.
In single days mail, between
100000 and 125,00O letters were re-
ceived, according to Mr.. Skeats.
Six hundred registered letters came
in on one delivery and with them
was large number of entries sent
by special delivery.
A floor space of nearly 1000
square feet was used to handle the
contest. A force of % men and
girls was kept at work constantly
on the details of receiving, sorting
and culling the letters.
D.. Letters by Thousands
The contest officially opened on
October l and letters began to
come in Immediately after that
date. During the last month they
came by the tens and hundreds of
thousands.
Entries came from nearly every
country on the globe. There was a
goodly number in foreign languages
Most heavily represented was
French, due to the large number OF
French Canadians who entered tho
competition.
The million letters are now being
! passed on by the judges, who will
award the $4,000 in cash and de
eide the winners of the 10000 other
prizes.
1t is expected that two months OF
so will yet be required to complete
all the many details of the Judging
and prepare for the announcement
of the winners. .
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-03
VENTURA COUNTY
SUFFERS FROM
LABOR SUPPLY
BY United Press Leased Wire

VENTURA, Calf, Feb. Sat
tractcd by oil activities. rgSi. OF
employment seekers has so compli-
Gated the labor situation here that
the associate charities of Ventura
has been compelled to broadcast
word that there is. an oversupply OF
workers.
The charities has issued warning
that transient applications cannot
be aided before the needy and wor-
thy class of permanent residents are
given attention.
Outside of the oil fields Ventura
is not a labor center, it was point
ed out. The fact that the larger oil
companies take care of their en-
ployes and transfer crews from
other fields leaves little work for
the incoming job seekers, according
to the chamber of commerce.
The board of supervisors has or
dered a two weeks limitation for
stopping at the county auto camp
grounds. The Ventura chief of police
has issued orders to arrest all sus-
picious characters without employ
ment.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-03
BY S. S. HAHN
Noted Criminal Attorney
Written For United Press


LOS ANGELES, Feb. 3.-Psych-
iatrists claim that the adverse re-
suit of "big event" may be suf-
ficiently strong to completely de1
ange person s mentality to the
points of insanity.
Then psychopathic symptoms gen
orally cnsue within Il reasonable
time, and then the subject, who's"
mental state is crashed by such
adverse. experience, shows psychop-
athic symptoms almost instantly,
especially when there is "psy-
chopathic basis from his ancestors.
The defense in the case of William
Edward Hickman, confessed slayer
of Marion Parker, contends that the
"big event. III Hickman s life,
which met with adverse results, was
the defeat in an oratorical contest
in 1926.
, Since that time his mental facul-
ties were impaired and dcranged,
amounting to insanity, they claim.
The "psychopathic basis is estab-
l,shed by the statements that some
Of Hickman 5 ancestors were nut
ty,' depressed in spirit, queer, and
acted crazy at times
Whether or not "insanc symD-
toms, Of IIickman's relatives are
sufficiently strong to form psych-
cpathic basis to such a degree that
they weakened Hickman s mental
resistance at the time Of the defeat
in the "big event. and whether
or not his subsequent actions, as oh
served by intimate friends and
schoolmates, are symptoms of insan'
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-03
INTERESTING SIDELIGHTS ON
POINTS IN HICKMAN TRIAL

itv, will be the big battle of the
trial.
From the testimony of the defense
witnesses thus far it would appear
that Hickman S conduct, attitude
and state of mind after his defeat
in the oratorical contest, were sym
ptomatic dcpressions rather than
psychopathic.
Nothing in the evidence adduced
BY the defense discloscs that Hick-
man inherited the "psychopathic
taint' Of his ancestors as disclosed
by the dispositions and testimony.
His schoomatcs deposed that
Hickman showed loss of interest in
school activities after his defeat
and in other depositions, relatives
and intimate acquaintances claimed
that he had "changcd.'
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-03

ceptance of this salary from a pri-
vate business while serving as &,
public official, Caldwell said it WAS
merely retainer for later services.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-03
Lyric Club to
Rehearse Tuesday

Due to an error in the item which
appeared in yesterdays Press Civ
ing the dates for rehearsals of the
Mems Chorus and Women's Lyric
Club. the item is being repeated to-
day. The Mems Chorus will re-
hearse tonight at the American Lo-
gion rooms, and the Lyric Club at
The same place next Tuesday night.
As the latter organization has
now made its first public appear
ance. new members will be admitted
to the club for short period, and
will be able to participate in the
next concrct. given by the club. The
size Of the chorus, however, will be
limited and those interested in join
ing should enroll as soon as possible
to be sure of a place.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-03
big Bertha" On
Wild Rampage

Throughout Yesterday afternoon
and the early evening volunteer
fircmen of the city were given
thrills on the average Of about once
each - minutes. Tom Ream 5 pet
aversion had broken loose again and
"Big Bertha the horn atop the
firehall gave out blasts at irregular
intervals. The boys just naturally
started to sprint as each IF the
blasts sounded, then checked them
selves upon realization that it was
cnly false alarm.
1t was an unusually bad break
that developed and it took consider
able time to trace it down to its
source but after several threats to
tear up the wires the fircmen sue
cceded in finding the break and re-
paired it.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-03
Today's Program
For Congress
Senate

Senate
Continues consideration of $780,,
100000 Independent offices appro-
priation bill.
Commerce committee starts hear
ings on Jones resolution instructing
shipping board not to sell three car
go services now operated in the Pa
cific.
Interstate commerce committee
continues hearings on three nomina-
tions for federal radio commission.
Public lands committee continues
hearings on Teapot Dome.
House
Continues consideration of war
department appropriation bill. IT.
rigation committee considers Swing
Johnson Boulder Dam bill.
World War veterans committee
considers disqualification.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-03

disgustcd sometimes Ah
machine gun operators
themselves.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-03

8 inches; weight 125 pounds; blue
eyes, brown hair and light complex
ion. Wore dark colored trousers and
a black leather coat.
Russell Pearson, Is, weight 125
pounds; height, ) feet 7 inches:
black hair, brown eyes. Wore blue
trousers and yellow lumber Jacket.
The third boys name was not
known, other than that he went by
the name of ed No description
Of the third youth was given.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-03
Admits Getting
Two Salaries

WASHINGTON, Feb. &c. II.
Caldwell. acting chairman of the
Federal Radio Commission, is re-
ceiviug $1,000 a year salary from
the McGraw-Ilill'publishing company
Lesidcs his 100000, a year salary
from the government, he admitted
to the Senate interstate commerce
committee today.
Asked by Senator Wheeler, Demo
cra Montana, how he justified ac-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-03
LEAD STEWART HE'D TO KUN
BY United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.-The
Senate Public Lands committee vot-
ed unanimously this afternoon to
take steps for citation of Robert w.
Stewart, chairman of the Standard
Oil company of Indiana, for con-
tempt for refusal to answer quest
ions about the S50,OC0,oG0 deal of
oil men in 1921.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-03

\ drunken man operating a ma
chine gun was arrested in Chicago
the other day. Even the police get
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-03
Sons Race To
Dying Mother
Ry United Press Leased Wire

OMAHA, Ncb., Feb. 3.-Two
prominent middle westerners were
racing against time today to get to
the bedside of their mother before
her death in Long Beach.
DR.. J. f. Packard, Sioux City,
Iowa, boarded the night airmail
plane of the ROeing Air Transport,
Inc, here last night and joined his
brother, Charles Packard, on the
long trip. The brother had boarded
the plane at Chicago.
The air mail was about half an
hour late leaving here at . a. NJ.
Weather conditions vast were re-
ported favorable and it was expect
ed this time would be made up before
Salt Lake City is reached at 10 a.
m. mountain time.
The plane is due in Los Angeles
at 5:25 this evening.
LONG BEACH, Calf, Feb. s.
Mrs. f. \. Packard, whose sons are
rushing to her bedside here by air
plane, was still in a state of coma
almost SO hours after being taken
to Seaside hospital, attendants said.
Mrs. Packard was found uncOn-
scious on q bench in the downtown
district and has not rcgained con
sciousness since that time, it was
declared.
Her condition was reported as
serious today. Attendants said there
was practically no change during
the night.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-03
Missing Youths
Sought in Valley

Police of the valley have been
asked to assist in a search for three
youngsters who ran away from their
homes in Monterey Park on January
30 and are believed to be some
where in the valley. While it was
first thought they had started for
Oklahoma, it is now thought that
they are in this vicinity.
The boys were described as fol
lows:
Maurice Clampit, l., height ) feet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
REF. EaYLET aYt}LtsE

A Magyar Reformatus Egyhazi
Ferfi es N6i BetegsegelyzS Egy-
let most vasarnap delutan 2 oral
keDdettel tartja rendes havi gyii-
leset az egyhaz gyiilestermeben.
Keretnek tagok, hogy miutan
gyiilesen sok fontosabb iigy kc-
riil megbeszelesre, lehet6leg teljes
szamban jelenjenek meg a gyii-I
leSen.
Ugyancsak felhivja az egylet q
tagok es a reformatns k0z0nseg
figyelmet arra, hogy most harom
h6napon At felveteli dij elengeds-l
sevel vesz fel az egylet tagokat.
Fiiggesztve vannak 8 havi hat
ralekkal: Bernat Oreszt, VargnE
Janosne (Campbell) Is Varga a.
borne.
Tagtarsi tisztelettel
Msnyh6rt J&nos. titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
WIrl1s.H0ovER HARC

A 19-ik kongresszusi valasztasi
kerlletben, amelyhez Mahoning,
Trumbull Is Ashtabula megyek
tartoznak, Macy hare lesz az apri-
lis 24-en megtartand6 eln0k jel0-
IL elSvalasztasokon.
Hoover mellett nyilatkoztak
Lncius B. McKelvey, az ismert
youngstown keresked3, mig Viii.
lis mellett Osborne Mitchell, ne.
YES iigyved nyilatkosott. Rajtuh
kiviil Trnlnbull megysbol van ket
ellenjelolt Is. Ashtabula megy6b5l
q helyettes delegatus jel0ltek,
A megvdlasztand6 jeloltek ke'
delegatus Is ket pont.delegatus
resstvesznek Kansas Cityber
tartand6 republikanus konven
cion, ahol az elnok0t jelolni fog
j6k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
Vita 4 vizrol 1
Polgari K0rben
ssombat este . rsndes gyil6si tfr-
gyslxon hviil Nemsnyi Milkl6s Cd
ad&st tart youngstown Vi
olga1at&r6l

| A Polgdri Kor igeretehe1 hiven.
AZ kvben minden h6napban rendes
gyiilfst tart, amelyen nemcsak 4
K0r iigyeit, hanem polgarokat
Is ad6fizctSkct leginkabb erdekl5
ugyelra tartanak felolvasasokat
es utana vitat.
Szombatont este lesz a Polgari
K6r februari gyiilese. Ezen gyii-
Lessen a Kor choke fog el6adast
tartani varos tervbe vett uj viz
forrasat es szolgalatat es el6ada-
sanak soran nemcsak tervvel,
f1anem annak k6ltsegeivel Is azok
hatasaval az adora es vizdijra
is Xxi fog terjeszkedni.
Az el5adas utan vita lesz.
A Polgari K0r regi tagjait keri
vezet6seg, hogy lehetoleg teljes
szammal J0lJenek ell q gy1lesre,
ahol csak hasznos dolgokr6l fog
max hallani. Hozzak magnkkal
meg mem tag ismer6seiket is. Most
sok magyar tette le a polgari cs-.l
kit. Szivcsen latjak ezekct Pol
gari K0rben.
A Polgari Kor, evi tagsagi diiia
csak SO cent.
Ugyancsak sz6ba fog keriilni i
gyGlesen kozeled6 eln0ki el6vfr
lasztas is. Ha err6l is informalni
kivanja magat polgar, ugy ioj-
jon Ell gyiilesre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
ELszAMoLks
A sztrajkol6 banyaszok nyomorg6
csaladjai segit6sere $21S:42 jott
be a februar 11-iki b&lon es
adom&nyokb6l

A harom Youngstown munkas
testiilct k0z0s mulatsaganalk, ame-
lyet februar lien tartottak a
Kossuth Korben a nyomorg6 ba.
nyasz testverek javara, igen sep
eredmennyel ,vegzod0tt a hozzank
juttatott elszamolas szerint.
Amulatsag rendezese a Munkas
Betegsegelyz5 Is 0nkepz5, az Al.
talanos Munkasbetegsegelyz6 Is
a Munkas Sz0vetseg k0zos bizott.
saganak kezeben volt.
A mulatsagon Ferenczy Jen5.
ne, a minden sep iigyert mely er.
dekl3dest mutat6 viragkereske-
done, az Altal ajandekozott vira.
gokba $3l.15-0t .vett be. Feliilfi.
zettek jaeger Lajosne, Marion
Gyula, Luka Ferenc es Csakd
Gy0rgy. ''-
Kiil6n adomdnyokot adtak .
Nagybizottsag 10 dollart. A Yer.
hovay 1OS-ik fi6k 10 dollart, q
Kossuth K0r 10 doll&rt IS Gazsi
zenekara 0t dollart.
.as +. : -. I 9-a =
Az adomanyohkal egyiitt q tisz.
ta jovedelem $218.42 volt, amely
0sszeget mint halljuk, pittsbur'
CHI banyasz segelyz6 k0aponthos
kildtek be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
els8 hat sdr ara 50 cent, altalSnol
balepti dij pedig Is cent.
szE1GELYI HIR

Hajdu Mariska, a Kossuth K0r-
mex lelkes tagja, aki mukedve-
Iii elSadasokb6l mint szerepl6
mindig kivette reszet, ferjhez
ment. Az esketest megeloz3 este
q Kossnth K0r tagjai a K0r helyi-
segeben nagy partyt rendeztek a
tiszteletere. Mintegy szazan lehet-
TEX az asztalok k0riil. "A menyasz-
szony rengeteg sok ajandekot ka-
pott a Kor tagjait6l. Ez az ese-
meny mar csak azert is megemli-
tesre melt6, inert jegyz6k0nyv
kimutatasa szerint Hajdu Maris-
ka szazadik tag, aki mint a
K0rnek tagja ferjhez ment.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
Ket magyar fiut
rablassal yadolnak
Juhasz Andr&st Is Tak&cs J6zse.
fet avval gyanusitjak, hogy kira.
boltak egy Mahoning avenuei iix-
letembert. - Palink&t is tal<ak
Juh&sz6k h&zan&l.

Megint magyar szarmazasu fla
| tai emberekr5l kell beszamol-
|nunk, akik lctertek az egyencs
utr6l es a konnycn mcggazdago-
das az elvczetek k0nnyebb elere-
senek remenyeben biinre teved-
TEX.
Eppen a mutt heten kapott ket
magyar ifju sulyos b0rton biinte-
test es most megint ilyen hirrel
szolgal a rend0rsegi kr6nika.
Kedden este ket fatal ember
allitott be a 1923 Mahoning Ave.
alatti fiiszer iizletbe es Mcbride
iizletvezet6t6l egy pakli cigaret-
tat kertek. Mialatt Mcbride meg
fordnlt, hogy a kivant cigarettat
a polcr6l levegye, az egyik fatal
ember revolvert rantott es Eel
a kezzel" parancsolt "a a meg
ijedt boltosra.
A fiatalemberek kiiiritettek a
penzes fi6kot es abb6l kivettek
$25. .25-6t.
Nehany 6raval kesobb rem
d0rseg k0riilvette Juhasz Janos a
Meridian Road 2. szam alatti ott-
honat Is elfogta Juhasz Andrast,
akinek revolver volt a kez6ben,
amikor a rend6r0k beneztek az
ablakon es baratjat Takacs J6zse-
fet, aki a 12O. w. Richview Ave.
alatt lakik. Egg mask revolvert
|isstslslsak is. & L. !. 1 hlahans i j
A KIT fiatalember detektiwek
allitasa szerint beismertc a rah.
last.
KesSbb a rend3rseg "szaraz"
osztalya el6allitotta rend6rseg-
re az Greg Juhaszt is, inert haz.
kutatas alkalmaval egy 25 gallo
nos palinka fSz6 kisiist0t IS negy
gallon rein dzseket talaltak a
rend6rseg e1nberei.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
orr Nh
|KAroE.IKUsOK TTdYEI16lsHE

Al6lirottak 0r0mmel adjuk tu-
domasul a west sidei magyar r6-
mai katholikusoknak, hogy hit
ko7segiink milyen anyagi helyzet-
ben van most. Hitk0zsegiinknek
van hat. sep hazhelye. Eek a
hazhelyek XII vannak fizetve IS
keszpenzdnk van a bankban. Az
osszeg $l4OO.
Az egyhaz k0zseg tagjai is ma
gyon szep szamban szaporodnak.
AZ igaz, hogy mindenki mines We
link, akinek vcliink kellene lem
nj, inert vannak olyan magyarok
is, akik AIT varjak, hogy mas
epitse fel a varat, maid 6k elfog-
laljak. Mi, akik hitk6zsegnek
fenntart6 es adakoz6 tagjai va
gyunk, ezekiel maid mask6pen
fogunk elbanni. AIT ajanljuk te-
hat. hogy mindenki most adjon,
inert k0nnyebb havonta kis resi-
letekben $40 dollart adni, mint
maid egyszerre 100 dollart.
Hitk0zsegGnknek meg $36O0-ra
van sziiksege, hogy egyiitt legyen
a kivant $4,000, $ akkor lesz pa
punk is. Most azonnal is kapnank
papot, ha egyiitt volna a penn Ha
azonnal mem is tudjuk 0ssze adm;
q kivant osszeget, legalabb majus
h6napra adjuk 0ssze, hogy az
epitkezest azonnal megkezdhes-
silk. A penzre most van sziikseg,
S eredmenyt csak ugy. eriink, ha
az adakoz6k most jonnek az ado.
manyaikkal, nem ngy mint meme.
lyek mondjak, hpgy maid adunk,
ha lesz pap IS templom. Penz mel.
kill mem lehet semmit. sem tenni
Tudatjuk a West Side-i magyar
katholikusokat, hogy marcus ls'
an, vasarnap delutan ket Ora
kezdettel a Szuligan-fele terem,
ben pyiilest tartunk, S keriIk 1
r6mai katholikus magyarsagot
hogy Sekkorra jelenjenek meg mi,
mel nagyobb szamban. 8
KerjGk egyhazunk kollektorait
is, hogy minden magyar hazbar
kopogtassanak be lninden h6nap
ban, meg akariuk latni, hogy mi
Ire tudunk haladni.
Tisxtelettel
o4lambo6sy- 0y6rsy, b. ]
18th LAjca h. p.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23

Coitsvills j&ras nagyresze kerve-
nyezi q Youngstownhoz val6 csat-
lalkozast. A gyarak is c1atla.
koznalk q kerelemhez.

A Nagyobb lGrcatcrl Youngs.
town mozgalomnak maris cred.
menye mutatkozik. Mcrt a leg
ut6bbit par nap alatt Scienceville,
Sharline, Thorn Hill es a Love.
land plat lakossaganak nagy
t0bbsege, tobb mint 800 birtob
tulajdonos alairas6val kervenyez,
te a megyei komiszarinsokt6l
hogy az altaluk lakott teriiletet
csatoljak Youngstownhoz.
Hetf6n este youngstown va.
rosi tanacs szinten elhatarozta
hogy keri teriiletek bekebele.
zeset.
A t6rvenyes eljaras, amely k0.
riilbelGl sc. napot vesz igenybe Is
| ICY biztosra varhat6, hogy rovide.
sen Youngstown lakossaga IL ezer
lelekkel Is t6bb mint nyolc negy.
yet mertf6lddel es mintegy Is
milii6 dollar ad6ertekkel fog
megnagyobbodni.
"A csatlakoz6 teriiletek lakosai
sok elSnyh0z jutnak avval, hogy
& S
a varoshoz j0nnek. Olcs6bb lesz q
yillany, q gaz, q telcfon, villa
mos vitcldij es keveseb lesz az
ado is. Ezenkivdl termeszetesen
reszesiilni fognak tiiz es k0zbiz-
tonsagi vedelemben.
A csatlakoz6 terIleten nnintegy
so magyar csalad, leginkabb olya-
nok, akiknek sajat otthonuk van,
lakik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
K0sz0NETNYMvAN1TAs

Horvath Margitka halas kosz0-
netet mond ugy az Ifiusagi K0r
osszes tagjainak, az 6tet megtisz-
tel6 szep ajdndekert, valamint q
tobbi is baratainak es baratn5i-
mex, akik 6t aiandekokkal, .vala-
mint megjelenesiikkel meetisztel-
TEX es ICY feledhetetlenne tettek
szamara ezen 0r0k emlekii, sep
sziiletesnapi megemlekezest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
sxEagT mTvkN EGYIET

Beteg tagjaink nevsora k0vet-
keD6: Ozv. Hajdu Istvanne, 1921
Wilson Ave. Novik Gyula, 1850
Donation Ave- Jelenleg City-k6r.
hAz. Hajdu J6zsef, 1891 SO. Ave,
Bunda Anntal, "a Jefferson ST.,
Campbell, Q. Jambrik Istvan,
40 So jackson st. Betesstg ],
eln6knel ielsntend6 Be. Cine 211
Edward st. Telelou: 167le.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
1GAuYAR BoRB1aLY

Falatinus J6zsef, ismert maelar
bofbsly honfitarsunk, akinek <ve.
kig . Front Streeten volt iizleteS
aneltst aaintegy ket evvel exelS
adott lei, jelenleg ! y s. rhel
ST. alatti borbely tixletben dole
1ik. Al aalst ! / ydroehfsa l61y q y
lsiA k0ssie eben, kosponti M
vsn. q M 8
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
vERHovAY 1os

Beteg tagjaink newora k0.
vetke1S: Ssekely Kkroly, 211a
Manhattan Ave. nb. HAjdu J6-
zsef, 1891 South Ave. Jurista Ist-
v&nns, 2215 Russell Ave. Betegsee
u titkkraals ielentend5 Be. Cine;
2l1 Edward ST. Telei6n: 7S749,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23

A verbovay Segaly Egylet 32L
fi6kja, mely Campbellben s1ekel,
5 dollart szavazott meg az inseg-
ben szenved3 banyaszok segelye-
zesere. Ezt az osszegct Ell is kiild-
TEX segely gyiijt6 bizottsaghoz,
Portage, Pa.-ba. Orommel nyug-
tazzuk ez ,njabb segely adomanyt.