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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-07
vERHovAY 321

A Verhovay Segely Egylet
Campbell 32l-ik fiokja most va
sarnap delutan 2 oral kezdettel
tartja rendes havi gyiileset a l2O
Robinson Rd. alatti helyisegeben.
A tagok pontos megjeleneset keri
q tisxtikar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-07

nj j0v0ben. Nagyon kivanatos
volna, ha azok irant az erdeklo-
des alland6sulna es fokozodna. A
foly6 iigyek megbeszelesebol min
denlfi csaa tanulhat. Felvilagoso-
dott polgarsag nemcsak hasznara
Walk q eg6sz varosnak, hanem
sajat iaaea erdekeit is jobban
tudjA v6delmexni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-07
Vasarnap alakul
a Pre- Hungaria
Rethey elnokno erkezik Youngs-
townba. - Delutan ket orakor
diszgyiiles az Ohio Hotelben. -
El0kepeket mutatnak be.

A Pro IIungaria N0i Sz0vetsty
hefyi osZtalya, melynek szervez-
kcdt>erol mar tobb alkalommal
beszamoltunk. hetf0n este u.jabD
ertekezletet tartott Zsamboky III
| vadarne elnoklese mellett a SZen.
Istvan Otthonban. ahol mintegl-
90 fonyi magyar asszony jelent
meg. Ezen gyiilesen tett jelan-
test az bizottsag, mcly reszt vett
a cleveland konferencian.
Hatarozatba ment. hogy most
vasarnap Youngstownba erkezo
budapest eln0kn6 tiszteleterr
diSzgyiilfst tartanak az Ohio He
telben delutan ket oral kezdettel
! tBoardman st. II. cmelet). EnnelS
! a diszgyiilfsnek kercttben f9g
bemutatkozni Rtthey Ferencne Il
youngstowniaknak 5 ugyan0 XII
sero el0ad;st tart azokr6l
nagy magyar asszonyokr6l, Xix
mex korhii ruhazatat tl6k6pek then
mutat jak be a k0z0nsdgmek. Ezak
ben szerepekben mintegy Is
YOUNGSTOWN Nc lesz fopIalkoz.
tatva.
Az elokeszito bizot:sag tagjai-
III k0vetkez0k kerettek fel:
Zsamboky Tivadarne eln0kn5.
ozv. Mih6k Sandorne, ut. Laky
Isigm0ndne. Horvath Antalne.
kovacs Mikl6sne. 10th Istvann..
Ambr6zy Matild. Kovacs Elekne.
10th Tmrene Is Pekarcsik Istvan-
ne a miisor kereteben Miss MAJ
ria Stavroy>zky fog sz0lot enc
kclnl. \ mii>oiszamOk zenei kise-
retrt pedio Szalma Oszkar zene-
kara latja ell.
a diszgyiilesre. mely kets,igte-
len sep es trdekes lesZ. >ok cIeve-
landi vendfg is beigtrtc me@ielc-
neset. Rethey clnoknG crkez6sta.
mex pontos idejet az el0ke,zit6k
meg mem tudjak. de az bizonyo..
hogy vasarnap delelott megerke-
xix. kerik magyar anyakat.
hogy leanyaikat leletostg ,zerint
magyar nemzeti viseletbe tilt0z-
tessek az iimepseg fenyenek eme-
lese erdekeben. Idaig a Napsugar
Egylet 6, a SIT. Istvan mtk0zsfg
6, a campbelliek es g0r. katho-
likuh hitk0zsegt0l magyar ruha,
leanyt jelentettek be. Ujabb je-
lentkezeseket sZivescn vesZ {, ker
Mih0k Sandorne nala bejelenteni.
Ugyancsak szeretettcl kerr az
elokeszit0 bizottsag hogy az 0sz-
SECS helyi N6egyletek hivatalosan
kepviscltesstk magukat disz-
gyiilesen, melynek folyaman ell
dontesre keriil vegleges meg
szervezes kerdese is. Terme,zete-
sen ferfiakat is szivesen latnak a
diszgyiilesen, illetve az tl0kepek
bemutatasa alkalmaval.
kiilonos figyelm6be ajanlja az
el6keszit6 bizottsag a megjelenok
mex, hogy diszgyiilas pontosan
delutan ket orakor kezd6dik. A
Hotel bejaratanal karszalagos
rendez6k fogjak kozonseget Il
teremhez kalauzolni.
Ez a gyiiles mintegy er6pr6ba- !.
ia lesz a youngstown magyar moi
szervezkedesnek ) az eln0kseg
kiil0n0sen kivanatosnak latina, ha
azon nagy t0megben venne reset
magyar moi tarsadalom. A pro-
gramm minden esetre olyan erdc-
kes es gazdag lesz, amilyenben
ritkan lehet resze varosunk moi
k0z0nsegenck.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-07
Az Amosz elnoksege.
Az AMOSZ keriileti szervezkedese
Felhvas Youngstown es kornyek magyar egyhazak es
egyletek elojar6ihoz es tisztviseloihez
November "a EN- lesz a nagy alakulo gyules.

ErNcze annak loj, hoey Youngstown t> k0rnytktn
zcrvezzuk Amerkai Magyaro Orzeo Szveetnek kretGt
k0zpont beo>ztas Youngstown kericncz tartozik
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-07
. naeybizottsag.
gyulest tartott
Kisorsoltak a radiot. - Bizottsa-
got kJldtek XII az Amosz keruleti
alakulo gyulesenek 0sszehivasara.

A nagybizottsag szombaton es
,, re gyjiltst tartott Kossuth kr.
sajat hazaban a napokban meg.
nyitott NJ gyiilts termeben.
A eyiiltsen a kovetkez6 testiiIc-
TEX voltak kepviselve:
Fiiggetlen Ref Eeyhaz: Kat6cs
Odon.
Scent Istvan Egylet,: Habodasz.
Turner. Horvath es Balask6.
Verhovay 1OS: Nemenyi, Rig6.
bridgeport Szovetseg: Gagyi,
CSolinszky es Lovas.
Kossuth K0r: Molnar, Liszkay,
Turner !.
Polgari K0r: Pelentay.
Munkasbetegsegelyz6: Homo
Iva, Papp.
A gyiiltsen Turner J6zsef elmo
kolt. A jegyz6konyvet Papp L..
titkar yeZette. Az eloz6 gyiiles
jcgyz6k0nyv6nck hitelesitesp We
gezt1vel Magyar Nap vtgleges
elszamolasat hallgatta meg a
nagybizottSag. Ennek kapcSan
szomoruan allapftotta meg, hogy
a radio sorsolasi jegyeib6l csak
215 lett eladva $1O7.5O frtekben,
vagyis radi6n k0zel SO dollar
rafizetes volt. A nagybizottsagi
tagok meggy6z6dtek arr6l, hogy
minden eladott jegy szelvfnye be-
lekeriilt a kosarba, amelyb0l
nyertes szamot egyik jelenlev6
magyar footballista huzta Xxi.
A szerencse szam 132-es volt,
amplyan Mrs. Elisabeth 10th 145
Creed ST., Struthers volt olvasha-
to. A nyer6 a It's dollar trtei,ii
Ress Laszl6tol meltanyos aron be-
szerzett radiot 10 napon beliil k0-
teles atvenni Turner JOSEF el-
n0kt0l. akinek cine: 115 Man
chester Ave. Ga West SideonD.
Remeljiik, hogy a szerencs6s nye-
r6 mem fog megfeledkezni a Ma
gyar Haz alapr6l, amely bizony
bukott a radi6val.
Az alapszabaly es csarter ugye
ismet sz6ba keriilt. Elenk eszme-
csere utan j''entettek, hogy az
alapszabaly okvetleniil elkfsziil
jov6 h6napra Is az a nagybizott-
sag rendes evi gyjilesen targyal-
hatja. Sokan hangoztattak. hogy
addig, amig nagybizottsagnak,
amely pedig mar Is eve, hogy
megalakult, mem lesz rendes al
kotmanya. csartere, alapszabalya
- magyarsag mem fogja kell6-
kepen partolni.
Miutan minden nagyobb ma
gyar lakta helyen honap folya-
man tartjak az Amosz keriileti
szervez6 gyiileseit, a nagybizott-
sag. amely ket taggal hivatalosan
kepviselte Youngstown magyar
sagot Buffal0ban, egy bizottsa-
got kiildott XII, hogy hivja 0ssze a
Youngstown keriileti gyiilest,
amelyre hivatalos Youngstown es
k0rnyekenek kiil0n felhiv6ban
felsorolt varosokban talalhat6 ma
gyar eeyhazai ts egyletei. A BIZ
zottsagba kikiildtek Turner J6-
zsefet, Habod;isz Gusztavot, Mol
mar Lajost, Csolinszky Ferencet
es Nemenyi Mikl6st.
A nagybizottsag g0r. kath.
egyhaz templomszentelesen Hor-
vath Istvannal es Pelentay Mar
tonnal lesz ktpviselye, akik a
nagybizottsag $5-os ajandekat is
atadjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-07

Miutan keriie kozpontja Youngstown, Youngstown Ma
utjan bocsatja Xxi ez a megniv0t
Youngstownban 1929 november no deluan
2 Salt Spring Roadon vo Sugnee termben megartando
kerilet szervez6 es mgaaku6 gyilesre.
Utrany: automobon 6v6k Mahonng Ave-r6 forlujanak
be Steel Stree ameyen mnnek Midland Avenueie jobbra
fordulva vten trnek Salt Spring Roara
jobbr taahat6 telem Vmoson trkzGk vegytk Ohio
vilamost sajanak Midland sarkan
auomobl utiranyt.
zalnak e egyeenek kruk mnden egyhaz ekeszt Is e6
Jaroaga Is mnden egyletet tes skara hogy
teknse fehvast MEGIVONAK s okvetenI ktpvi,ee
magusa gyUltsen ameyikne syk fonos reya keriet
many zotanacsanak megvalasztasa lesz
gyitsen k0zpcntjanak egyik kepvi
sel0je is.
TudomlsunA szerint Youngstownban ke Farrelben
Beaver Falon magyar kah htkozsg Young
eor kah gyhaz Youngs Farreben Ewood
haz As Cpbeben bapa egyhaz ktruk egyha-
zak lkee hogy gyGlesen megenjenek varosukban
gyar egyletek tszviseloit is tud6stsak gyiesr6l
ksaknem mnden emliett varosban Sz0vesag
Refomaus kocz 6k Is gytbb heyi egyetek
taloSak gyIere
Youngstown yarja neutrality-suspicious. kepve6t
nagybizottsag megbizasab6l:
Turner Jozsef elnok Habodasz Gusztav Molndr Lajos
Csolnsxly Ferenc Nemenyi Mik6s bizottsagi tagok
Eseleges lcveek yagy keez6k0desek bejelenteek stb
Nemfny Mkl6s ErnSnek Box Al Youngstown kaldendk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-07
vERHovAY 1os

Most vasarnap delutan 2. 6rai
kezdettel tartja rendes havi gyii-
lssat Verhovay Segely Egylet
lOe-ik youngstowni fi6kja ,Keret-
mex a tagok pontos megjele-
nesre. ., 4. &.
neefsr AndE8s titkair. Il.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-07
Megbuktak kedden
az ado kerellnek
Youngstown polgarsaga tulnyo-
mo t0bbseggel megbuktatta a
Market st. szelesites, iskola es me-
gvei ado kerelmeket. - A gyoz-
tesek.

Meg Soha Youngstown t0rtene.
trben nem >za"aztak le oIyan
oriasi t0bbstggel iskola ado kt-
rclmet. lrint Il kcddi valasztaso-
kOn. Ncmcsak az iskola ado bu-
llott el csunyan, hanem eIbukott
a Market Street sZ6leSittSere tS a
mcgye iigyeire kert ado is.
Az allami ad6zasi alkotmany
modositas, amely modot fog nyuj-
tani az adoteher igazsagosabb ell
osztasara es a kis otthon es farma
tulajdonosoE adojanak megk0ny-
nyitesere Macy tobbstget kapott a
megyeben es t0bb mint 100000
szot0bbseggel nyert az allamban.
Youngstown adofizeto polga-
rainak megnyilatkozasa a j0vaha-
gyaS pecsttjtt iiti a kereskedelmi
kamara specials adoiigyi bizott-
>aganak munkaiara. Lapunk f6-
>zcrkcszt6je OF ev ota egyik veze-
Is tagJa ennek bizottsagnak.
amelynek focelja, hogy varos,
megye Is iskolaszfk k0ltsegvete-
seit feliilvizs9alja. azokat rfszle-
tesen tanulmanyozza ts tanulma-
nyai alapjan a tisztvisel6knek tS
a kozonsegnck v6lemrnyet nyilva-
nitsa. a bizott>ag mem Iaryta i6-
Va az ada kfreImeket. inert azo-
kat mem tartotta SZiikshge,nck.
ellenben tcljeS erejtvel az alkot-
many modositas mcllett foglalt
allast.
A lccnagyohh hare az iskoIa-
szeki taesagok k0riil forgott. En-
mex az Okla is az ad0zassal volt
kapcsolatoS, inert eddig a jelenle-
gi islolasztk mem akarta bizott-
sag tanacsait meehallgatni Is ev-
r0l eyre emeltc az iskoak k0ltsf-
geit, sokszor nagyon is fclcslcgps-
nel1 tartott dolgokra.
Az ado bizottsag coy tagja
William G.. GubbinS nyprt a North
Sideon, a harom altalanosan va
lasztott tag KOHL bizott,io X
baratja nyert, Warren William
son es Lamar Jackson. mig a mos
tani tagok KOHL cSak Wm. Row.
ney keriilt vissza Macy nehezen az
iskolaszekbe.
Mint az varhat6 volt, Mark
Moore es Harry Hoffman lettek
varosbirak. Moore kapta a leg
t0bb szavazatot es Hoffman maso-
dix volt.
A varosi tanacs hat tagjat uj-
Dol megvalasztottak es csak ha
todik keriiletben bukott XII John
Rothwell, akinek helyere ntmet
szarmazasu Allen Shale keriilt.
A 4-ik keriiletben, amint ait
vartuk Buchanan tanacsost ujb6l
megvalasztottak Is magyarok
altal nagyon partolt Remedio har-
madik lett. Marks, akinek szinten
voltak magyar hivei. ma,odik
lett.
Jerry Sullivan, akire a legtobb
magyar SzavazOtt a maSodik ke-
rIiletben, nagy' tobbseggel gy6-
z0tt. Most mar 0t0dsz0r valaztot-
tax meg EFT a "fighting' ir szar-
mazasu gyari vasutast. A 3-il1 ke-
riiletben Vaughan feketet. aki
igen jo tanacsosnak bizonyult.
ujbol megvalasztottak. Az els1
kcriiletben Crawford, az 0t0dik-
ben Evans gy6zott.
Nampbellnek "Dzso" Julius
lesZ a polgarmestere. Vele e@viitt
az egasz republicans ,lista Macy
gyozelmet aratott. 'Remeljiik. Ju-
llus megtartja magyarsa gnak a
valasztasok el0tt adott igfreteit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-07
.Esen,enyek

nj a youngstown laSydISdS,
hogy hova menjen.
Dslutan a youngstown magyar
n6k, akik most szervezik a Pro
Hungaria Egyesiilet fiokjat, tart
jak nagy gyiilesiiket az Ohio Ho-
telben, ahol hazai vendegek fe-
nyes miisor kereteben vilagosit.
jak maid fel amerikai testverei-
ket, hogy miert kell Magyaror-
szagnak a trianoni beke minel
elobbi revizioja.
Ugyancsak delutan a west 81
del magyarsag tortenetenek egyik
fontos esemenye a Magyarok
Nagyasszonya hitkozseg uj temp
lomanak, a magyarsag vi varanak
alapk0vet szentelik be piispcki je-
lenlettel es fenyes egyhazi cere-
m6niaval.
Este az vi hitk0zs5g nagy BAN
kettle Is a Lorantffy Zsuzsanna
noegylet jubileumi bankettje von-
"a maid kozonseget.
Ha ehhez meg hozzavesszJk,
hogy delutan az egyletek nagy
resze rendes havi gyileseit tartja,
akkor aztan igazan elmondhat-
juk, hogy mem tudjuk hova men,
jiink.
A n0k gyiilese nagyon fontos,
inert alkalmat fog nyujtani ARA,
hogy Youngstown derek magyar
asszonyai Is leanyai kozGs Is ha-
zlfias teren talalkozzanak vallas-
kil0nbseg nelkiil.
Remeljuk, hogy gyulesen oft
lesz minden magyar no, aki csak
elmehet Is hogy azok is, alkik
resztvesznek az alapko szentels-
sen, az Ohio Hotelbe sietnek, hogy
legal&bb a program egy reszet
meghallgassak.
AIT is remeljtik, hogy hazai
vend6gek az este folyaman meg
latogatjak az vi hitkozseg ban
kettiet es sz6llanak az oft 0ssze-
gydlt magyarsaghoz, hogy azok.
max is allalma legyen hazai dol
gokrd felvilagosiast szerezni.
Amennyire csak tehetjuk, We
gyiink reszt az vi hitkozseg temp
lomanak alapko szentelesen, inert
ez fontos esemeny Youngstown
magyarsag eleteben. Egyleteink
mind kepviselve lesznek az iinne-
pi aktusnal.
Akik pedig Italian delutan ell
mennek a n6k gyiilesere, igyekez-
senek ,legalabb este a hitkozseg
bankettjere menni.
A Lorantffyak iinnepi bankett-
jen megtelik a terem az egylet
nagy szamu tagsagaval es azok
csaladjaval. A Lorantffyak meg
erdemlik dicseretet. Eddigi mil
kodesIlben egyhazuk es a ma
gyars6g csak hasznat latta. Re-
meljiik, hogy szep munkajukat a
j0v6ben is folytatni fogjak.
A kovetke1o vasarnapok is
mozgalmasak lesznek. Vasarnap-
hoz egy hetre a kicsi, de viragzo
magyar g0rog katholikus egyhaz
fogja templomat, amelyet kijavi-
tottak Is rendbe hoztak, felszen-
telni.
Enn&l az esemenynel is oft lesz
a magyarsag.
Kkt het mulva Youngstown es
k0rnyekenek nemzeti erzelmii ma
gyarsaga meg fogja alaldtani az
Amosz youngstown keriiletet.
Ex az esem6ny is nagyon fontos
magyarsagunk eleteben. A gyile-
sen youngstown egyhazak es
egyleteken xviii lit lesznek .
k0rnyek varosainak kuldottei.
Va1knS nena kiu nam znt0v;;1Su,.o ke.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-07

OLVASSA Az "AMERIKAT
MAGYAR HIRLAP"- "-OT IFS
a ssAs.ss
TAMOGASSA AZ ABBAN
H1RDET6 70 CEaEKET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-19

the yacht Helene, who made fast .
cable dropped from the basket and
lowed the bag to shore.
Those aboard the balloon were DR.. G.
B. Legalle, vice president of the De-
troit Balloon Club, and three passengers,
George Ingram, president Of the Ingram
Steel Co.: r. X. Lee Of the Chrysler
Corporation, and w. J. Habermass Of
the Goodrich Tire g. Rubber Co. The
yacht was in command Of Capt. L. B.
Lockwood.
Legalle took his passengers on their
first balloon cruise at noon yesterday.
The bag hoated south to Monroe. Mich,
and then was carried over the lake by
a change Of wind direction. Shortly
afterward Legalle noticed In alarm that
1t was sinking, and for an hour ballast
was thrown overheard without effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-19

When the balloon was but so feet from
the water Lockwood saw its plight and
cruised beneath. A cable dropped to
the deck was made fast and the bag
was towed to the Toledo Yacht Club
while hundreds cheered the rescuers. Ii
the passengers. who were returned to
Detroit by train.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-19
BYRD PARTY FINDS
WEATHER 81 BELOW
First Half of September Cold
est Ever Recorded in
Antarctica.

BY Radio to The STAR Star and the New York
LITTLE AMERICA, Antarctica, Sep
tember 1--we have been going through
one Of the coolest periods ever recorded
in the Antarctica. For the first Is
days OF this month the average tempera-
ture was 81 degrees below zero Fahren-
heit. So, although the sun is getting
higher every day and at night there is
a sunset glow In the south, 1t can be
seen that Summer is still some distance
away.
The temperatures as recorded here
by Capt. Road Amundsen are very in
teresting when compared with those
taken by the meteorologists of the Byrd
expedition. They show the variability
of the weather. Even though the low
average for the Winter may not vary
so greatly from Capt. Amundsens they
showed that this was the coolest place
at which base had been made In the
Antarctic.
September's Record Cold.
The average temperature for July
this year was 44.7 degrees below zero,
Fahrenheit. and Capt. Amundsen re-
corded an average of 1877 for the month,
IL degrees warmer than ours.
Our August average was 27.8 below
sens average for the month was 48.6,
or more than 20 degrees below ours.
But September promises to be far
below Capt. Amundsen'S records, for
his average for the month was 355
degrees below zero. Fahrenheit, while
so far the temperature at Little America
has averaged 81 degrees below zero. 1t
would require an unusually long warm
spell to bring this average up to Capt
AmundSen'S.
Yesterday and today have been cloudy
and the indications are that the strong
northeast and northerly wind, blowing
high above the surface, will bring in
some warmer weather, with perhaps
billiards and more snow.
Watch Weather for Trip South.
This weather is of great interest to
every one here now because the geologi-
cal party going south to the Queen
Maud Mountains hopes to start next
month and they cannot get under way
until the weather moderates. 1t Is be-
lieved, however, that in October the
temperatures will become definitely
warmer, at leas. Capt. Amundsen found
them So But it is probable that there
will be 10 flying until December.
This late cold spell may also have
some effect upon the density of the ice
pack through which the ships must
come this Summer. And how we want
to see these ships in early! They mean
mail and intimate news Of home and a
bridge with civilization.
The depth of the drift this Winter
was shown yesterday when the aviation
gang began to dig out their workshop,
made of an airplane crate. The snow
had drifted completely over the roof,
which was more than seven feet above
the surface of the barrier last Fall.
The digging out is going to be quite a
Job when it gets little warmer.
Copyright. 1929, by the New York Times Co.
and the st. Louis Post-Dispatch, All
rights for publication reserved throughout
the world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-19
MEXICO BACKS OFFICIAL.
Recognizes Governor of chiapas in

Recognizes Governor of Chiapas in
Spite Of Opposition.
MEXICO CITY, September 10 Gp.-
The department of interior announced
last night that the federal government
would continue to recognize Gov.
Aymundo Enriquez as the legal head OF
the State Of Chiapas, in Southern
Mexico. A group Of state deputies
claiming a majority in the Legislature
mac declared nm deposed. The drSar-
ment holds that the group Is only q
minority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-19
No Postal Facilities,

st. Kilda, one of the Outer Hebrides,
has no post office. SO stamps cannot be
purchased there. Letters are put into
tin cans with the necessary postage and
fastened to sheepskIa SuOys. These are
cast upon the waters and allowed to
drift until picked up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-19
FOUR BALLOONISTS
SAVED BY YACHT CREW
Craft Keeps Faulty Bag From Sink.
ing in Lake Erie, Is Miles
From Shore.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TOLEDO, Ohio, September 19.-Four
persons sinking in faulty balloon to
landing In Lake Erie were rescued 10
miles out late Yesterday by the crew Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-19
BANK FARLEY EXPECTED.
Organization Of International
Agency Looked For Next Month.

Agency Looked For Next Month.
PARIS, September 10 R.-The or
ganization committee of the interna-
tional bank provided for by the Owen
d. Young PREPARATIONS plan, says the
Petit Parisien, in all probability will
begin work october at Wiesbaden,
Germany, after a preliminary meeting
on october 8 at a city yet to be chosen.
1t is stated negotiations for the meet
ing of the committee, which at first
encountered numerous obstacles to its
work. are now proceeding in most
conciliatory spirit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-19

Valuable Paintings Stolen.
LEIPZIG R.-several paintings, in
Guiding works of Rubens, Feuerbach and
Tishbein, and valued at $4,000, were
stolen from a local art gallery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-19

School Shoes that boys and girls wear out
100 quickly-are an important drain ON every
family budget. "Hahn Specials" will save
you lot of money. Styles like these-easy
to look at-easy on young feet-easy ON your
purse!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-19


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The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-02-21

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-02-21
CONGRESS- WELL DISPOSED, SAYS
 MAJOR ELLIOTT
Alaska Road Commission Head Finds Committees
 Interested in North

Congress, in handling Alaskan appropriations, is disposed to go as far as possible and keep With in the Administration's financial program, according to Major Nal colm Elliott, President of the Alaska Road Commission and Dis triet Engineer, who returned home last night after several weeks ab- sence spent in Washington. Ap- parently he was gratified with the reception given him by the com mittees before whom he appeared.
 Final action has not been taken on the Commissions appropriation for road and trail work for the next fiscal year, Major Elliott said. The War Department sup ply measure as it passed the House carried an item of s5OO,OOO for roads and trails. This was in creased to s1,0OO,OOO by the Sen ate. The measure is still in the hands of a conference conihlttSe and action is expected within few days.
 Pending the passage of the ap- propriation measure. no definlte road program can be drawn up by the Commission for the coming season, as it will have to fit it's program to the money that is made available. A meeting of the dis trict superintendents will be held here within the next few weeks to go over their recommendations and to draw up working schedules for the season. By the time the conference is held, the Commis- sion will know what amount of money it will have to expend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-02-21
'BASSE RETURNS
 FROM VACATION

E. M. Basse, resident manager for the Union Oil Company, re turned to Juneau aboard the North western after spending over two months with his family in Seattle and attending business interests on the coast.
 Shortly after reaching Seattle, MT. Basse with his family drove south to San Francisco where sew eral days were spent vacationing and visiting friends. Returning to Seattle, MT. Basse conferred with officials of the Union Oil Company regarding plans for addi- tions to the Juneau plant.
 The company plans to add sev- eral thousand barrel capacity to the storage here. This addition, MT Base said, will be in the way of more tanks for refined oil, gas and lubricating oils. The work is to start as soon after the weath- CT moderates as conditions will permit. A new residence for the housing of the manager, will be erected this summer and as soon as it is ready for occupancy, MT. Basse will bring, his family from the south and make his year-round home in Juneau.
 MT Base brings another opti- nistic report from the States as to the halibut industry for the sea