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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07

lesz megtartva a Kimmel Brook
Parkban, amelyet magyarsag
jol ismer. A park az Albert st.
k0zeleben van es ere az alkalom-
ra j6 tanchelyiseget keszitenek.
Eddig csak $50 tag szavazott
az uj alapszabalyok felett. Ke-
retnek azok, akik eddig meg mem
szavaztak, hogy jov3 gyiilesig
okvetleniil kiildjek de szavaza-
taikat. Azok nevsora, akik meg
eddig nem szavaztak lapban, a
k0zel j0v0ben k0z0lve lesz.
"A tisztikar keri az egylet tag
jait, hogy a vasarnap Vegetarian
do Macy Urnap iinnepen leheto-
leg teljes szamban vegyenel;
reszt SIT. Istvan templomban
tartand6 nagymisen es kormene-
ten.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07
A DALKOR JAVARA

: A Youngstown Magyar Dal-
k0r junius lien, vasarnap egesz
napos pikniket tart a Sharon LII
ne 2S-as stopon. Gyonyorii ar
nyas erd6 van oft, teriilete mint
egy 65 hold. Youngstown ma
gyarjai k0ziil sokan 'ismerik ezt
a helyet, inert mar volt itt pix
mix, akik voltak lit pikniken.
mind AIT mondjak, hogy szebb
helyet mem igen lehetne lit ta-
lalni.
A pil1mik rendez6sese ert a rem
dezeshez. Mar abb0l is lehet lat
nj, hogy a piknil1 napra progra-
mot allitottak 0ssze. A program
szerint lesz szalonna sites az
0regek reszere. Ez fontos ese-
meny 9 6rakor kezd0dik. A ciga-
nyok ekkor mar kennel lesznek
es sz6rakoztatjak "a k0z0nsegct.
Termeszetesen a pablo is keszen
lesz. Ez AIT jelenti, hogy tancolni
is lehet. A Dalk0r tagjai terme-
szetesen OFT lesznek es szep ma
gyar nepdalokkal fognak kedves;
kedni. Sorrol Sorra lesz kotel-
huzas, zsakbafutas es egyeb $40
rakozas. A csardas verseny ugy
alkonyat tajan lesz. A legszebben
tancolo par dijat kap.
Mar most is Macy az erdelllo
dis a piknik irant, bizonyara so
kan ell is mennek, inert hiszen
olyan jol esik kint szabadbar
tolteni egy kellemes vasarnar
d6lutant. Ferfiak so centet, n6k
35 lcentet fizetnek, gyermekek
ingyen bemehetnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07
ESKUvO

Multi szombaton ket regi anne
rikas magyar, Youngstown ma
gyar telepenek ismert es becsiilt
tagja ALT az oltar ele Scent Ist-
van romai katholkus templom-
ban. Lengyel Andras es 0zv. Han
k6 Mihalyne eskjidtek egymas-
max or0k hiiseget. Az esketesi
szertartast F6t. Varlaky Sandor
vegezte. Tanuk voltak Juhasz Ja-
nos es ifj. Hank6 Mihaly.
Az esketesi szertartas utan a
menyasszony hazanal jo magya
ros lakodalmi vacSora volt. A
meghivottak meghitt, csaladi
k0rben keso orakig voltak egy-
gyiitt. A tanukon xviii oft vol
tax Lampert Jozsef IS csaladja,
Krok .Janos es csaladja. A foes
nehez feladatat 0zv. Miglecz Mi
halyne oldotta meg csodalatos
tehetseggel, akl mestere a fozes
miiveszetenek.
Ugy a menyasszony mint a vo-
legeny Madrol .keriiltek Young
stownba. Miota lit vannak, min
DIG kivettek resziiket k0zmun-
kakbol es a magyarsag mozgal-
maib0l sohasem vontak Xxi magu-
kat. Erthet6 tehat, hogy nagyon
sokan szivb6l szeremcset kivan-
max az uj parnak hazassagi $40
vetsegiikben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07
vERHovAY 1os

A Verhovay Segely Egylet
10S-ik Youngstown fi6kja most
vasarnap delutan 2 oral kezdet-
tel tartja rendes havi gyiileset a
reformatus egyhaz gyiilesterme-
ben. Keretnek a tagok, valamint
azok, akik egyletiinkh6z csatla-
kozni 6hajtanak, hogy a gyiile-
sen minel nagyobb szamban je-
lenjenek meg.
Ugyancsak keretnek a tagok,
hogy az vi nyugtakonyvecskek
arat 10 centet okvetleniil hozzak
ell vagy kiildjek Ell, inert a jov6
h6napt6l kezdve a fi6k tisztvise-
l6i csakis az nj k0nyv szelvenyei-
vel fogadnak ell tagsagi dijjat.
Miutan fi6kllnk eln0ke a va
rosb6l tayol lesz vasarnap, felke-
rem Turner JOSEF alelnok0t,
hogy gyiilesen okvetleniil je-
lenjen meg.
Hoffer Andras, titkar.
q i IS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07
SCENT IsTvAN .EGYLET

Beteg tagjaink: Ozv. Haidu
Tstvanne 1881 Wilson Ave. No
wax Gyula 1150 Donation Ave.
Ifj. Szuhy Janos 26S f. Avonda-
le Ave-, jelenleg City korhazban.
Barko Janosne 1901 Donation
Ave. Habodasz Gusztavn6 303 Pa
sadena Ave, jelenleg City ,k6r-
hazban. Jambrik Tstvanne 200 SO.
Jackson st. Betegseg az eln0knel
bejelentend0: 211 Edward st.
Tel. 1882.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07
VI tjzLETTULAJDONOS

Bizonyara sokan erdekl0dessel
veszik tudomasul, hogy a ma
gvarsag k0reben altalanosan es
el6ny0sen ismert magyar fatal
ember Kat6ch Odon iizlettulaido-
nos lett. Megvasarolta a Damenv
ffle cip6javito miihelyt 2909
Mahoning Avenuen es ezutan an
max 3 leM a tulajdonosa es veze-
t0je. A magyarsag joindulatu fl
gyelmebe ajanljuk az NJ iizlet-
trlajdonost.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07

K0Z0s PIKNIK
Nagyban folynak az elokesziile-
TEX harom egyhaz es ket egy-
let Macy nyari mulatsagara
a Campbell Parkban.

A junins 30-an a Campbell
Parkban megtartand6 Macy ko-
zos nyari mulatsagot el6keszit6
bizottsagok mar most erosen dol
goznak, hogy az els6 ilyen mulat
sag Youngstownban lehet6leg a
legjobban sikeruljon.
A bizottsag a napra sportpro-
grammot is allitott 0ssze es azon-
xviii lesznek mindenfele trefas
versenyek is szep dijakkal.
ICY lesz pajeves, kotelhuzas,
lisztfuvas, zsakbanfutas, pipat0-
mes lib. kacagtat6 versenyszam
~, aki a legnagyobb csaladdal
jelf TX meg pikniken, egy nagy
zsak cukrot nyer.
Az ct intezmeny mindegyike, a
Fiiggetlen Ref. Egyhaz, Scent
Gyorgy Cor. Kath. Egyhaz, Ma
gyarok Nagyasszonya Hitkozseg,
a Kossuth Kor es Bridgeport
Sz0vetseg youngstown osztalya,
mar kapott 100 ferfi es 100 moi
jegyet eladasra. Keretnek az egy-
hazak es egyletek tagjai, hogy a
jegyeket okvetleniil vegyek meg.
A ferfi jegy ara Is cent, a noi je-
gye 35 cent. Legalabb is elvarha-
to, hogy az erdekelt testiiletek
mindegyikenek minden tagja
megveszi a jegyet es segit azokat
eladni.
A piknik rendez0 k0z0s bizott
sag h6 18-an, hetf0h0z egy het.
re este 8 6rakor Kossuth Kor
ben gyiiles tart. Keretnek az 0sz
szes bizottsagba kikiild0ttek
hogy okvetleniil jelenjenek meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07
GYULEs

A Katholikus 1fjr1sagi Kor a
rank kovetkezo p6nteken este 7
orakor tartja rendes havi gyii-
leset Scent 1stvan Otthonban.
A vezet6seg felktri a tagokat,
hogy Macy szamban jelenjenel1
meg ezen a gyiilesen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07
vERHovAY 321

Keretnek a Verhovay Segely
Egylet Campbell-i 321-ik fiokja-
max tagjai, hogy a vasarnap del
utan 2 6rakor kezd0d6 rendes ha-
vi gyiilesen jelenjenek meg.
Ugyancsak felhivjuk tagsag
figyelmet a tagszerzesre ugy a
f6ln5tt mint az ifjusagi osztaly-
nal. A tisxtikaI
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07
MEGsZEPttLT A SCENT
ISTvAN TEMPLOM

"A youngstown magyar r6mai
katholikusok temploma, a Will
son Avenuen lev6 Scent IstvAn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-28
DODGE Makes
new MODELS
Coupes Feature Color
Combinations And
Interior Finish

Custom finished bodies with spe-
cially matched upholstery feature
the special series Victory Six four
passenger coupes which have just
been announced BY Dodge Brothers.
This new type with its attractive
coolr combinations offers an all year
sport model that promises to be a
leader in the new Victory Six line.
There is no advance in prices, and
production has been scheduled to
make immediate deliveries.
In body design, the models afford
roominess to comfortably seat four
passengers. and provide an inside
compartment for luggage or parcels.
Interior finish is designed 70 har-
monte with the exterior colors.
The first color combination ship
ped was black and opal cream, the
hood and cowl of the car along with
the holdings and upper structure be-
ing of a sparkling black. The belt
panels and body are finished in
opal cream. a rich shade at present
popular on sport models Of the high
est priced cars. Other attractive
colors available include brown and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-28

blue lacouers and the black and red
combination.
Mechanically. the car is powered
with the Victory Six engine that
holds the owner-driven record of rs
hours and 10 minutes from Los An
geles to New York. Acceleration
and flexibility in traffic match its
spooth operation at sustained speed,
and insure proper roadibility under
all conditions. The two-walled Vic
tory Six body. bolted directly to the
chassis, replaces body stills and dust
aprons, and materially lowers the
center Of gravity without sacrificing
head room. This simplified and
rugged construction feature reduces
weight, eliminates body overhang
and prevents annoying squeaks I'D
r~attles. Four wheel internal ex-
banding Lockheed hydraulic brakes,
offered on all Victory Six models
insure positive control.
The four passenger coupe has the
hand brake at the drivers left for
convenience. and the starting button
is located on the dash board to the
left Of the steering column. Stand
ard equipment includes five wire
wheels. four hydraulic shock abb
sorbers and front and rear bumpers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-28
MARMON HEAD
WANTS ROADS
Favors Less Expended
For Be and
More for Roads

There must be something wrong
with Americas sense of proportion
when IS, 000, 900 a day or $1.S25, O00,-
600 a year is spent for beauty treat
ments, while less than a fourth OF
this amount, or about $4,000 900,
is invested annually in good roads.
Citing a statement made by Mrs.
Ruth Maurer, beauty specialist, st
the American Cosmeticians' society
convention in Chicago, to the effect
that synthetic beauty cost the state
Of Illinois more last year than the
maintenance and construction Cf
hard roads, G.. M. Williams, presi-
dent of the Marmon Motor Car COM
pany, suggested that il was time to
revise our national perspective.
(Which is the more important"
challenged Mr.. Williams. "rouge and
lipsticks, permanent waves and arti-
fetal country bloom. or a system of
highways, an asset in time of peace
registered motor vehicles?
zone thing is conspicuously evil
dent, and that is that III we al af-
ford to spend $5,000,000 a day for
beauty, we can afford TO spend ut
least as much. il not ten times more,
for motor roads which are a great
deal more important.
mot that I would criticize fos a
women the women in the expendi-
lures Of this vast sur TO beautify
themselves. They are doing the
right thing in p~atronizing beauty
parlors and in making themselves as
attractive as possible.
But. il the nation is so prosperous
that it can afford all this money for
such non-essentials as cosmetics,
why can't we make a better showing
in our appropriations for good
roads? II is as il a householder
were buying Chinese rugs and tapes
tries while covering his beds with
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-28
FORD PLANS
WIDER CREDIT
More Finance Branch
es To Be Set Up at
Central Points

The Ford plan of tima ,,vr.r,
launched through the ITniversai
Credit company, has already a.
tIacted national attention. With the
ssesuy increase Of production of
Inouei A toward 5000 daily for do
nestle consumption, the new COM
pany a entered the national fl
nance field. Agencies also are TO
DC opened to administer Ford time
created to act as a specialized fl
payments in foreign lands.
The Universal Credit company was
nancial institution. providing uni
form authorized time-paynent
pans on all Ford product. IL is
FORD controlled ard financed.
AS production increases the prob
lem OF financing time payments will
reach enormous proportions. IL Is
estimated that approximately 10
per cent OF the new Model A pur-
cnases will be made on the INSTALL
ment basis. The primary object of
universal Credit company is TO re-
ouce as far as possible.
surate with sound business policy.
tne finance charges on these time
payments and thereby give the pur-
chaser the benefit of lessened cost
and adequate insurance.
Every Ford purchaser IL given a
standard fire and theft insurance
policy in the largest fire insurance
company in the United States. This
policy is for so per cent of the lash
delivered price of the car, with COW
erage for m year. The cost is in
cluded in the UCC plan. There are
no arbitrary depreciation clauses, no
deductible amounts. no truck"
clauses under which insurance pro-
lection may be practically wiped out.
An adequate dealer reserve is es-
tablished to compensate for possible
loss on resale Of repossessed cars.
This reserve is payable as appre-
ciable amounts accumulate for the
dealer.
The company will open 35 branch
es, so located, in cities from coast
20 coast, that the demands Of more
than 5000 Ford dea'ers may he
handled %regionally. thus greatly To-
c.iitating the work. Home offices
Of the company are in the new Pen
obscot building, Detroit.
Branch offices already have been
established in New York, Detroit,
Boston, Chicago, Atlanta and Kansas
City. More than 1000 Ford dealers
in these branch territories, at meet
ings with UCC officials, have re
cCived a full exposition Of the credit
plan. The Ford dealer attendance
was 100 per cent.
Within coming weeks, the company
plans the opening Of branches in
Jacksonville, Dallas, Buffalo, Phila-
delphia and Memphis. AID will go
into the new year with nearly half
the tota of thi-ty-five offices or
ganized for business.
All the personnel Of the branches
are first given a full course of
training at the company's finance
institute in Detroit. This training
is concluded with a visit 10 the NAM
moth Ford plants and meetings with
Ford officials, so that. rs they take
their posts, all personnel have a
complete background OF both Ford
business policies and Of the COM
pany's policies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-28
RHYMES OF
THE ROAD
BY Dudley Glass
OWNER OR SLAVE

OAR 1A@Ah
My neighbor Jones' a neat coupe
Is always kept just right
Its polished CLEANS, its nickel plate
Is ever shining bright.
A bit of dust, a streak of mud.
A squeak, would set him raving.
And so to guard his car from harm
He rarely leaves the paving.
Ny car Is just the age Of his,
But IL shows marks Of wear;
The scratches on its paint reveal
That II has been somewhere.
IL comes back home from country
trips
With dust and mud and rattles
To prove that with the country trails
It's fought a score Of battles.
Jones finds his pleasure in the care
He gives his cherished car;
He loves TO know no scratch or CRIME
It's virgin paint will mar.
I find my fun in travelling to
The sights that / would see.
BY gosh. I'm going TO boss my car
Not let my car boss me.
sswhv do all the women seem to
be buying that new Snappy SIX!
"The smooth salesman tells them
that it's positively the last word"
I'm not dry, ror would / have
The public all think my way
I only wish folks wouldn't smash
Their bottles on the highway.
any country has passed a bond
issue 10 get rid of the mud.
aThat so? ! thought ] saw some
thing In the papers about a siush
fund"
"You say he lost control OF his
carr" I'll,
ayes. He was two notes behind
on the payments,
Public sentiment {. petting In
. car on the main highway.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-28
BRAND OFTEN IS MARK
OF QUALITY ON BEEF

KANSAS CITY. Oct. 27.-tP)-Let
tern and figured burned IN the
flanks Of cattle sometimes are III
Of quality as well as evidence Oh
ownership
Farmers in the corn belt, in Kan
cas- CITY TO buy range steers for Tat
tening. ask for animals bearing GER
,sin brands, often paying a premium
Tor the stock. The animals are
Guaranteed by the ranchmen TO be
Healthy and well bred.
Among the favorite brands, says
2. c. Biggerstaff. secretary 81
Kansas City Live Stock Exchange,
&c asMS" on Shorthorns and Here
fards from s. NJ. Swenson's ranch
Gear Stamford. Texas; "JA,' on
Eerefords from the ranch Of the
late lanes Adair in Texas, now own
"A bv Senator James w. Wadsworth
20 New York. and "XL,' on Aber-
Ssan-Angus stock raised BY the
Trigg ranch near Tucumcari, n. Nj.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-28

straw mattresses and bathing in o
tin bathtub.
"The sum OF $500, oo0, 900 spent
eaSh year for good roads seems like
important money, but it shrinks IL
ANONYMOUSLY in comparison with
sums spent not for necessities, but
for luxuries.
IF we actually made up our minds
to 1t; IL we were in a state Of war
and reduced to the last line of de-
Tense, we could very well do without
beauty and without a dozen other
vanities. III we were forced to, we
could economic on movies, furs,
musical instruments, not to speak of
cosmetics. and save enough within
a month to win a dozen vars.
The motorists complain of being
over-taxed. 1t is rue that they have
contributed TO the national treasu0
millions Of dollars in excise taxes
and that their license fees have
built the nations system Of hard
roads.
"But when you tails into consii-
Grafton even Americas beauty bill,
IL becomes evident that the motorists
a NV b1gAhk NuO1kn lOT tLaHSHOL~
tation. IL we are as prosperous as
we appear to be, we could easily
spend $4,000, 900 a year for good
roads. and never notice it.. The ST.
500, 000, 900 spent annually on beauty
would build more than 5000 miles Of
pavement, n ribbon Of concrete
stretching from the Atlantic to the
Pacific coast and back again.
at would pay us to economic now
and spend as much as we could af-
ford on hard roads, for each mile of
highway is a profitable investment.
Without adequate highways, the mo
tor car will become useless, and
without the motor car, even the
beauty shop that depends to such a
large extent upon its country trade,
would 90 out of existence.
mot until we have provided ar
selves with a system Of hard roads
in keeping with our financial stand
ing should we invest our social sur
plus in mere vanity"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-28

OF buying a tire-drop in and talk it over. You ought to know
exactly what we have to offer, before YOU make your final dc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-28
TO SPEAK
AT OLMITO AUDITORIUM

Rev. S. NJ. Erickson. u. d., will de-
liver an address at the 0lmito school
Tuesday. October 80. $3.50 a. m. DR..
Eraickson has been a missionary in
Japan for twenty-three years and out
Of a rich and varied experience de-
livers a most interesting and educa-
tional address. Patrons Of the school
and others are most cordially in
vitad
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-28
Progreso School
Bids Are To Be
Opened Nov. 10

HARLINGEN, Oct. 27.-Bids on the
school building to be erected ut Pro-
greso by the school district there
will be opened Nov. 10. it was an
nounced here by Lloyd y. Mellor, ar
chitect.
The building is to cost about SEQ
900, and is the first to be erected
out of a bond issue Of SIS 700 voted
in the district.
Construction work on the Lyford
school building. or which Mr.. Mellor
Is the architect, is nearing compile
ton, he said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-28

Railway society win meet here N
4 20 discuss measures that will
patrons and employees.
sure greater protection TO railu
A discussion on highway ga
crossing accidents BY ID. c. PbIlli
~ ~. Louis. No, will be one Vf \
features on the gathering.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-28
NEW BUILDING

MISSION, Oct. 27.-Thc Sydnor
Motor company is preparing to imme-
diately erect a new home in this city
lots having been purchased for that
purpose at the corner Of 10th street
and Miller emf The building will
be of brick and fireproof, modern in
every respect.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-28
ROWING TRICYCLE. IN FRANCE

Rowing machines that travel over
dry land are becoming popular in
France. The machine. which was in
vented recently by a Frenchman, i
similar to a tricycle.. the two "oars"
working a chain and sprocket gear
and thus p~ropelling the EAR. A small
guide wheel in front facilitates
steering. which r. accomplished BY
pulling harder on one handle than
on the other.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-28
200 ARE TO ATTEND
SAFETY FIRST MEET

DALLAS. Texas, Oct. 27.-tF1--
Two hundred departmental repre-
sentatives OF the southwest region
OF the safety section, American
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-28
NEW THEATER

MASON. Tex. Oct. 27.-CPl-A new
.he.ter building of Alamo style ar
ehitecture has been completed here
4 4 cost Of $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-23
STENOCR APHER
FOR LEWIS ON
WITNESS STAND
Ey United Press LenHNd Wire

LOS ANGELES, April 23.-Miss
Lcontine Johnson, former private
secretary to S. G. Lewis, testified in
behalf of the oil man today at his
trial with nine others accused of
wrccking the Julian Petroleum
Corporation.
In direct contradiction to the
statements OF Pat Schipp, star
state witness, Miss johnson stated
that Lewis and Schipp cid not dis
cuss an ovcr-issuc of Julian stock
when they talked over long dis
tance telephone between here and
New York.
Schipp, from the witness stand,
declared he told Lewis that an
over-issue existed but Miss John
son said she heard Lewis end of
the conversation and that nothing
was said about such a matter.
Earlier in the session Superior
Judge Doran declined to issue 4
bench warrant for the arrest of G..
{. Streeter, Los Angeles broker,
wanted by Lewis rs witness.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-23
CRECIAN CITY
BADLY DAMAGED
BY EARTHQUAKE
Ry United Press Leased Wire

ATHENS, April 23.-Reports from
the district that was damaged by
an earthquake over the weekend
today indicated that Corinth was in
ruins.
1t was n,t believed loss of life
would be neav!, inasmuch as many
residents had :led the city before
the ma ;or eartl, disturbances occur
rcd.
Adviccs today said that IL were
known dead at Corinth.
The bathing station at Lutraki,
near the Corinth canal, was report
cd damaged and many hotels and
the Casino were said to have col
l.psed.
The canal was not damaged but
passage of vessels has been prohi'
bited for the time being as a pre-
cautionary measure.
Advices here said the Corintl
prison had been destroyed and that
the prisoners roamed at will through
the stricken city.
The population was terrorized.
The most violent ehock occurred
mt l0:15 p. III. Sunday. 1t was felt
in Athens but there was no damage
here.
The government quickly organiz
ed relief expeditions.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-23
Wilkins Planning
Expedition For
South Pole Trip
Ry United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, April 23.-The
possibility Of an ainlane race
through the Antarctic tc the South
Pole WAS broached here today.
Discussing the recent North Pole
flight Of Captain George wilkins,
Allan Lockhced, head ct the firm
which manufactured the explorer 5
plane, said that wilkins next would
attempt to spar the South Pole.
Lockhecd said that plans for this
adventure had advanced 50 far that
it was imperative that Captain
Wilkins return here within five
weeks. Lockhecd indicated the
South Pole expedition would bc
made III the fall.
Commander Richard =. Byrd al
ready has announced his intention
of taking scientific expedition
over the South Pole next fan prom
ising a contest between Wilkins an
Byrd for first honors.
Lockhccd declared thGt wilkins
complete plans could I,t be made
public.