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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24
ALLIANCE, o.
KABARE ESTEEY
A MAGYAR OTTHONBAN

Majus 29-en, j0vo vasarnap es-
tie Alliance magyarsaganak kitii-
nc alkalma lesz kellemesen sz6-
rakozni. Az alliancei Magyar Haz
igazgat6saga este s oral kezdettel
tancmulatsaggal egybekotott Ka-
bare estelyt fendez az otthon
nagytermeben.
Egy-egy magyar telepen mem
nagyon sok alkalma van a ma
gyarsagnak tisztan magyar el6-
adasban sz6rakozni. Ha mem vol
nanak egyesek, akilk kilon szi-
viikon viselik magyar ugyeket,
ITALIAN egymast egy, varosban lako
magyarok sohassm lathatnak.
Olyan helyen is, mint Alliance,
ahol szerte ,szet laknak magya-
rok, bizony nem isGigen tudnanak
egymasrol. Egy-egy ilYen alkal-
mat, mint amilyent most is rem
dez az alliamcei magyarsag szora-
kozasara es tarsas erintkezesere
Magyar Otthon igazgat0saga,
fel kell hasznalni az OFT lak0 es
kornyekbeli magyarsagnak.
A miisor kitiin3. Az osszealli
tott program szerimt lesz hegedu
sz6l6, kis 7 ewes Rosa Margitka
fog iatszani. Tancolnak Tosa An
nuska es Linczmajer Margitka es
| zongoran kiseri tancot K6ros-
f0y Birike. Tosa Annuska congo
ra kiserete mellett enekelni fog
max Bilcze Mariska es Kor0sfoy
Birike. Ifj. Jelicsek Janos Cam
tonb6l Biiveszetrol tart el0-
adast. A zener6l K0rosf0y Janos,
ifj. KSrosfoy Janos es Deghy Ja-
nos. A "A zsid6" cimi paros je-
lenetben T6sa Laszlone es T6sa
Annuska fognak fellepni
| "Az erdS" cimii egyfelvonasos
szindarabban szereplni fognak
ifj. K6rosf6y Janos, Macy Mag
da, Lakatos Annuska, Denes Mar
gitka, ifj. Balogh Istvan, Mura-
nyi Paula, ifj Varga Ferenc, ifj.
Szekely Mihaly. Mint ertesiiliink
a zenet a hires akroni zenekar
! fogja szolgaltatni. Harapni val6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24
SHARON, PA.
Macy MAJALIs
Sharon-Farrell es k0rnyekenek
magyarsaga nagyban kesziil
az else nagy majalisra.

Keves magyar haz van Sharon
Farrell es k0rnyeken, ahol ne be-
szelnenek es ne kesziilodnenek
ARA a nagyszabasu mlllatsagra,
amelyet helybeli Magyar Pol
gari Kor rendez majus 26-an, d.
u. | 6ratol kezd6doleg, minden-
XII altal Pleso neven ismert gy0-
ny0ru farmon, ahol tobbfele $50
rakozas lesz a k0z0nseg reszere.
Lesz versenyl1uglizas, zsakfutas,
labdarugas, stb. Ezenfeliil kitino
zenekar, amely nemcsak fiata-
lok, de az oregek notajat is elhuz-
Yak es lesz jo harapnival6, meg
husito ital is. Ezen kitiinonek
igerkez6 mulatsagra a gyiilekeze-
81 kozpont a Polgari Kor helyise-
ge, New Castle Ave-, Sharon, Pa.
A Kor egyik focelja ,hogy ezen
helyiseget egy szebb otthonnal
cserelje fel magyarsag reszere.
E t0rekvese K0rnek termeszete-
sen cvsakis ugy erheto ell, ha a
magyarsag tamogatja a Kort XII
tiizott munkajaban. Tegyen te-
hat minden magyar valamit, ta-
mogassa legmesszebbmen6leg.
Es mi hissziil1 es remeljiik, hogy
ez alkalommal magyarsag meg
mutatja ragaszk odasat a Polgari
K0r irant azaltal, hogy teljes
szamban fog megjelenni a mulat-
saigon. Ha esetleg az lido mem vol
ma kedvezo, ugy mulatsag a
K0r helyisegeben lesz aznap este
IL oral kezdettel megtartva es
masnap, pink0sd napjan mulat-
sag delutan 2 orat6l kezdod6leg
folytat6dik, de zene nelkiil. Il ket
napos mulatsagra belepojegy fer
fiaknak so cent, n6knek % cent
Mindenkit legnagyobb szeretet.
| tel var az el6keszit0 bizottsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24
A vOROs KAKAs

Macy tiizvesz pusztitotta ell ma
jus 13-an ~delutan Baungartner
Janos honfitarsunk egesz meg
maradt takarmanyat. A barn es
az 0sszes mellekapuletek elham-
vadtak. Benegett 4 tehen, 2 igas-
10, 2 borju es az 0sszes mez3gaz-
dasagi gepek elpusztultak. A kar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24

meghaladja a 3 Els fel ezer dol
lart. A tiiz Okla ismeretlen. Bizto-
silva nem volt semmi. A farm ar
r6l is volt ismeretes, inert Ples6
honfitarsunk berelte ezel6tt eve
kig es a Polgari K6r tartotta es
fogja tartani t0bb kirandulasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24

Is hiisit6 lesz. Remeljiik, hogy a.
szepuek igerkez3 tancmulatsAg es
kabare estelyt partfogoljak az al
lancet s a k6rnyekbeli magyarok.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-10
Dial TNiSte1.S
WFBM (27O INDIANAPOLIS
Central Standard Time
Meters Given in ParentheseS

WFBM (215) INDIANAPOLIS
Power and Light Company
P. M.
5:1O-TwiliEht Time at the Baldwin
Louise.
6:S0-Time signal, julius c. Walk &
Son.
6:S1-I. A. c. and Columbia Club Or
chestraS.
7:10--A Pair of Spades, courtesy Craig
Candy Company.
1:SI-CapitoI Lumber Company, frolic.
S:3O-Finals, Indiana Catholic basket
a ball tournament.
10:O0--HoOsier Harmony Four. courtesy
NJ. G. VanWay. of Shelbyville.
10:45-Lcs Backer, Gennett recording
artist.
11:OO-Time signal. julius. C. Walk &
Son.
11:O1-An hour with Charlie Davis and
his Columbia Club orchestra.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-10
Fishing The Air
BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
All references Central Standard Time

Nusbaum, tenor, and Fred Jerry.
bass.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-10
SUNDAY

WKBF (252) INDIANAPOLIS
(Hoosier Athletic Club
a. NJ.
1O:45-First Presbyterian Church.
r. NJ.
3:OO-Indiana Federation Of Music
Clubs.
G:O0-OakIaad- Pontiac hour.
1:00-First Presbyterian Church.
3 O'clock
WCBD (345) zion-Bible school: Zion Or
chestra.
WJR (44D Detroit-First Baptist Church.
WOW t506.2) Omaha-Gospel Tabernacle.
$3.50 O'clock
WGY (379.5l Schenectady-M. E. services.
WWJ (352.7 Observation-Disclosures serv-
ices,
-9:i5 O'clock
WCAE t40l.3j Pittshurgh-St. Andrews
Lutheran.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-10
Best Daylight Features
MONDAY
MONDAY
WKBF (252) INDIANAPOLIS
Hoosier Athletic Club

MONDA1
WKBF (252) INDIANAPOLIS
Hoosier Athletic Club
a. M.
1O:OO-Recipe exchange.
IO:l5--Brunsvick Panatrope, courtesy OF
Brunswick Shop.
1O:3O-Iive stock and grain market.
1O:4O-Weather and shippers forecast.
NoOn-ProerAm sponsored by Precision
Radio Repair Company.
A. NJ.
s:OO-WJz New York-Dr. Copeland hour
to chain.
i0:15-WEAF New York-Houeshold Insti
tute, to chain.
l :00--WTMJ Milwaukee-"Your kitchen"
P. M.
12I5-KOA Denver-Music school.
2:o0-WFI Philadelphia-Junior League
program.
WCAU Philadelphia - Desmonds
players.
2:15-WOW Omana-"Your troubles"
2:30-WEIhQ Chicago-Artist recital.
WGN Chicago-Governmen club
meeting
2:45--WBAI, Baltimore-Travelogue wi
emma
3:45-WEAF New York-"Africa," Mrs.
Carl AkleV,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-10

o0-Red-Nationai Youth Conference; DR..
Daniel A. Polling. How. to Be Born"
service: vocal SEQ. H. T. Burleigh a'O'
3:o0-Red-Men Conference Of the Bed
ford Branch Y. NJ. C. A.; DR.. S.
Parkes Oadman, Youth and Its
Problems
40 Educational religious service; DR..
Harry Emerson FoSdick, Reality in
Religion
9:lS- Red-Religious drama by the Ma
tional Players, Judas Iscariot"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-10

Religious services to be heard
Sunday through the NBC chains are
listed below:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-10
TRANz LEHARs Gypsy Love-"

= with Jessica Dragonette, So
prano, in the leading role, and Har-
old Sanford as musical director, will
be presented as the Philco hour fea-
ture to be broadcast through the
MIC Blue network at tonight,
from WIZ, New York. Tune in sta
tons listed in Dial Twisters.
"Gyrgy Love" is a romantic opera
in three acts, with book and lyrics
by Harry B. and Robert B. Smith,
from the German by A. M. Wilmer
and Robert Bodabzy.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-03

Editors Note: This is the fifth of
a series OF articles written for The
Herald and NEA Service by Alfred
Cheney Johnston. one of the fore
most artists among American pho
tographers. Each day he discusses
a type Of feminine beauty. explains
how 1t best can he enhanced by
-.-'" ~, an1 coif ure. tells which
color schemes and styles of gowns
az CD, rs InCst effective.
By Alfred Cheney Johnston
Tine little. blonde. butterfly type
of girl is reminiscent of the ladies
FragOnarde loved TO paint The
ruffies and ribbons of a bygone age
became her SO we'll: and yet. she is
as dainty and lovely in her simple
frock of today as in the days when
she graced the ballet OF Louis the
XVI.
Carol Bergman. the prima ball
erina of Resale" is just such a
type Of blonde. Her hair is Of
the natural hue one attributes to
the Nord;c race; not golden
blonde, not a silver blonde, but
that glorious shade between. Her
eyes are blue "a gray blue, and
her las1es long and darker than
her hair. Her nose is small and
straight. and her little mout ',
parts into a gracious emile more
often than not and shows ever
rows of small, pearl-like teeth.
Her skin is soft and creamy In
coloring. It Is skin not as white
A. the Gainsborough blonde -
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-03
The Heart Story
q Z
Steadf1st Woman

ancient wheeze like that on me-"
took the telegram and read 1t
meticulously. glad of the chance TO
lower my eyes from her searching.
mirthful gaze until l could find out
what she meant by her contemptu-
Gus reference to the message.
III. Underwood, care Graham
farmhouse. Kettle Drum Road. Sag
Harbor. l.. L.. New York" the tele-
gram began.
imperative you come to New
York not later than tomorrow, stay
until present piece of work finished.
"SCHWARTZMAN."
Sammy Schwartzman," Lillian
commented, one of the cleverest.
most likable Simon Legrees in the
theatrical game. But can he WELD
the cat when his work isn't done?
Harry really has done himself proud
this time. This thing is almost
plausible, for he has piece of work
on for Sammy. 1t might have fooled
me if l hadn't overheard Dicky's
spiel this morning abc"t Harry's
whole -souled mourning even to black
underclothing. ! knew then Harry
was up to some sort of game, and
this telegram bolstered my theory.
For you see, my dear, this is an old
trick OF Harry's, so ancient 1t has
long whiskers. Whenever he want
ed an excuse to get out of town. he
used TO write or wire some friend in
another city to send him an urgent
message summoning him. Oh. it
isn't original with the dear old boy.
Errant husbands have used il be-
fore"
/ fell into her trap. for l rushed
TO defend Harry Underwood from
what ] knew was an unjust innuen-
do. IL he had asked Sammy
Schwartzman to send the wire.
which | did not doubt. it was to pro-
vide him with an excuse to get out
of Marion's way.
Hes not an Grant husband" ]
said holly. IF he sent this it was
so he could-he could"
do something you'd advised him
TO do" Lillian finished with a smile.
"'E'ess up. Madge! There really
isn't anything else for you to do"
Continued Tomorrow
Copyright, 1928. Newspaper Feature
Service, Inc.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-03

Health departments find that
whooping cough is one Of the most
difficult conL,.,ons with which they
are concerned. A few cases APP
pe;irlnS in any eroup OF children
spread rapidly ~ Include all VINO
have not had the disease preti-
CGsiy.
Investigators have found tit
the df,e4-,c IS more likely to
spread rapidly during its carry
stages before the first whoop and
just after it. at a time when it is
most difficult TO diagnose the dis
ease: thus the p.oblcm OF preNen-
ton is an exceedingly difficult one.
The germ of whooping cough is
likely to be expelled. with each
severe cough and thrown to SOM,
distance from the throat.
Value Of Nacrincs
There are valuable yaccines
hlcn uuh. ply -Ic.Hls b.ileNc uiu
OF value IN preventing the disease.
However, their value has not been
sufficiently established to warrant
their use in every child. recon-
mendation which is made tor the
control of diphtheria. tor example.
Whereas whooping cough in it.
self is not an extremely serious
condition, the records indica..
that it j, extremely dangerous to
small Children. i@rii"ularly those
under oIs' In ole or
Children. the after effects and
compile ,..l,.uinon.a
tuberculosis. y. ..i"4nccs of the
heart. and similar troubles, are
sufficient to make the dis
ease dangerous. More than 90
per cent OF all j .aths from whoop
ing cough occur in children under
five years of age
In the control of this disease.
it is Of the utmost Importance to
keep the child with whooping
cough away rom other children.
Thus prevention depends pri-
| marily on the parents of the sick
child as well as on the parents of
other children in the ricinitv.
Keep the C!,ild Alos,c
Children should be kept away
| from other children who have
coughs and colds Whenever a
cough or cold persists more han
day or two. TIL" child should have
roper medical attention.
n parents know Of other chill
'ren in the n"irhborhooJ who
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-03

not as peach-like in tone az the
Greuze brunei. With her very
light hair. it calls for light rach-
el powder and medium shade Of
raspberry rouge.
This dainty type OF blonde may
use a little more rouge than the
willowy blonde. For her charm
depends upon activity rather than
rcpose. Her lip rouge should be
applied very iudiciously. No mat
ter what shade of lip-rouge a girl
uaes. if she applies it without
working ii in deftly with her fin
ger-tips to eliminate the hard out
lines. it destroys the beauty Of her
mouth instead of accentuatinE it.
Miss Bergman wears her blonde
hair in Dutch cut. softly waved
and combcd backward to partial
ly reveal the ear. Girls OF this
type who have long hair may SIM
ulate this effect and catch the l~ng
ends in coil-effect. carefully
pinned at the nape of the neck, to
retain a youthful contour.
White. flesh and blue arc pref
test for evening wear on this
Fragonarde blonde. Street shades
are blues. soft greens, beige. black
and white and softer browns.
While Vt Is natural asSump-
ton that she may wear ruffles and
ribbons. because she Is little she
must be careful not to load hers II
With too much ornamentation. 1t
destroys the Illusion Of her dainti-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-03

Here's a short word puzzle. with
but two unkeyed letters. Try Nos.
is and IS horizontal for a starter.
HORIZONTAL
/. Pertaining to narrative ! ctry.
5. Fluid in a tree.
s. Weathercock.
-. TO experience.
13. Tiny golf mound.
II. Idol.
IS. Dinner.
16. Constellation.
II. Dissolutc.
is. Reasonable.
81. To signify.
"A. A gap.
oS L, :charist vessel.
90. Wing part of a seed.
30. The common crocodile.
So. Registered for a political APP
pointment
So Burst forth.
81. Composition for one voice.
40. To damage.
IL. To unclosc.
As. Inspired reverential fear.
4G. English coin.
A.. - perforate.
As. To surrender
10. Corded cloth.
so. TO prepare for publication.
VERTICAL
I. Tree genus Ulmus.
2. Pastry.
3. yellow buglc.
4. Tyne of stringed instrument.
;. Platform in theater.
6. Pertaining to air.
:. Fruit
s. pretentious residence.
2. one in cards,
10. At the present time.
il. FINS.
10. Animal similar TO a beaver.
20 Pathway between tiers Of
seats.
81 To stop UP.
%. Bird similar TO an ostrich.
e.. To scold constantly.
80 To make q typ" of lace.
26. Central American rubber tree
- SorrowfuI.
81. Crystal lined cavity in nod
ule of stone.
80. A popular report.
49, Strip of leather.
"a. cay house.
26. To peel.
81 Membranous bag.
3S To be in debt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-03

L113tA0 3upCly oocS IukUS8u tuc
Telegram Raae and Makes
Madge "'Fcss Up"
There was something in Lillian's
dancing eyes. and in the mock
humility of her voice which warned
me to be chary of my advice as she
asked me what to do with the tels-
gram which had just been delivered
for her husband. That she guessed
something concerning this telegram
which was as yet unknown to me. !
suddenly surmised and couched my
answer accordingly.
That is something upon which !
couldn't possibly advise you" told
her. You know your own pro-
cedure in such matters. You also
know your husband"
i've thought SO for good many
years." she returned, with a mirth-
full smile. but l really believed for
a few minutes this morning that Id
lost my key to his mental reactions.
Blu. only for few minutes. Then
the dear old boys brain process
swung wide before ME again. That's
the reason I'm going TO open this, al
though I'm very sure Harry, poor
lamb. didn't intend me to read it
first He meant to read it to me, so
as to add the air of verisimilitude'
which is his chief delight. But |
can't wait for him. Will you excuse
me?"
nodded, trying to keep my facial
expression strictly non-committal. as
she tore open the yellow envelope
and carefully read the contents OF
the telegram. She read it a second
time before she looked up with a
laughing question which yet had in
it a touch of insistence.
What have you and Harry been
connecting about the price of Winter
wheat?" she asked.
! stammered out an unconvincing
What do you mean" then sudden
ly sent stiffening wire down my
own backbone. After all, l had but
acted in her best interest. even If
she should consider me intrusive
which was very sure she did not.
She tossed me the telegram.
Read it and weep. she para
phrased. For a hackneyed trick he
ought to know better than to pull an
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-03
Menus Of the Famil,
By Louise Ist,ilnctt Weaycr

by Louise BENNETT Weavcr
Dinner Baked pork chops,
Drowned sweet potatoes, apple rings,
baked. bread, currant jelly. head
lettuce and piquant dressing. molcs-
Sos cookies, sliced oranges. coffee.
Baked Pork Chops and Crowned
Sweet Potatoes
Four pork chops, cut inch thick,
Ia cup flour, teaspoon salt. -
teaspoon pepper ] cup water, I
sweet potatoes. IL inches In d.
meter. IL teaspoon salt. IA tea
spoon paprika, IL cup milk.
Wipe off the chops with a damp
cloth. Spread with the flour and
pat it to keep 1t in place. Sprinkle
with the teaspoon Of salt and the
pepper. Place in a small baking
pan and add the water and a lid.
Bake in a moderate oven for liz
hour. Peel the potatoes and place
around the chops. Sprinkle them
With the 1-2 teaspoon of salt and
the paprika. Add the milk and bake
for 40 minutes. Place the chops On
large serving platter. add the 20
tatoes and arrange the apple rings
around the sides.
Apple Rings
Four apples. > cups water. 1 'rp
sugar. red fruit coloring. IL tea
spoon cinnamon.
Wash and cor. the apples. DO not
peel. Cut the apples in 5-4 inch
slices crossways. Place in a pan
and add the rest OF the ingredients
Add the fruit coloring to the wafer
using enough to give red color
FAKE in moderate oven for A
minutes. Inspect frequently and turn
the rings to allow even baking. II
desired. the rings may be placed In
a serving dish and the syrup pour.
cd over the top and allowed to cool
Molasscs Coukics
Two-thirds cup fat. cups darn
brown sugar. I. teaspoon ginger.
teaspoon cinnamon. 1-c teaspoon
cloves. IL teaspoon salt. eggs. IL
cup sour milk, IL cup molasses
3 IL cups flour. 1 teaspoon soda
T"HHl w" l'i anu sugar lci
minutes. Add the spices. salt. egg
and sour milk and beat for min.
utes. Add the rest Of the 'ngredi-
ents and drop small portions from
| the end of a spoon upon CREASED
taking sheets. Space inches. Rake
| in a moderate oven for 10 minutes
| These are soft cookies.
Different width spatulas are ef
| ficiency kitchen aids Those one
| half inch wide are helpful In re.
moving steamed or gelatin mix
lures from their molds and thost
three inches wide are very con
venient for taking cookies from thci
| baking sheets.
Sprinkle cinnamon and nutmeI
over fresh apple sauce for a pleas
| ing pungent flavor. Apple sauc,
blends with beef. pork and yea
roasts.
When serving pork. always us
apples. baked or in sauce. for al
| accompaniment.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-03

have whooping cough and who are
being permitted to play outdoors
With the gang, the health depart
ment should be notified, SO that
the sick child will lie put under
the control of its parents, and the
latter informed that the child
must be kept alone until it is well.
In most communities the par
cnts of children with whooping
cough are not considered as in
quarantine, and are permitted to
go about their daily work.
A sign on the door TO the effect
that whooping cough is present in
the household permits other par
ents. however, to take suitable
precautions for the protection Of
their children.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-03

that way can he become the hap
ply individual he should be.
Our orga nization has great
cause for rejoicing on its 10th
birthday" Mrs. Cans concluded.
''For it is a pioneer that lives to
see so many Of its dreams come
true. Now, all over America, pre-
parental education is being con-
sidered. At least 22 colleges give
courses. Clubs are stressing its
need"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-03
(OlOIfElrL BUBBLES

When rainy days come. start the
children blowing soap bubbles
them. Any gay vegetable color
ing will do and they adore bright
yellow, red and other cheerful
bubbles.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-03
CARE OF CANARJES

Canaries should be given a little
window garden or green. A bit OF
bird or mustard seed. scattered in
pot or can will sprout in a few
days and grow into little plants
Daily. if possible romove the bot
tom Of the rage and get II over the
pot of green. Other things I irds
love are nasturtirm blossoms, cut
tie bone and cayenne pepper pods.