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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1929-05-24
BENTON COUNTY HERD IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION is
SHOWING PROFIT ABLE INCREASE

iod for the association. Walter
Chapel of White Bluffs had high
COW for the month, his grade Hol-
stein cow, Del, producing 1873 lbs
butterfat. Rowland & Leonard had
second high COW, their purebred
Ayrshire COW, Bud, producing 65.2
lbs, and S. E. Chaffee had third,
his purebred Holstein No. 10, Civ
ing 64.8 lbs. butterfat for the
month.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1929-05-24
NOTICE TO ALL!

Plan your WORK ahead so as
to be able to help with the
Cemetery Cleanup Saturday
afternoon; May IS. Bring
axes and grub hoes, for clear
ing out the roots of the To-
Gust trees, as well as your
hoes, rakes or shovels; be there
promptly at l o'clock, and stay
as long as you can.
A cold drink will be served
during the afternoon.
-CCMMITTEE
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1929-05-24

The report of the Association
for May shows an increase of but
terfat over previous months with
milking COW average Of 1871 lbs.
per COW per month. With dry cows
figured in the herd, the average is
lower, with 23.5 lbs. butterfat.
There were 35 cows producing
over 40 lbs. during the month, the
largest number on record since the
association began testing. This
month finished the half-year per-
Association Report
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1929-05-24
SCHOOL NOTES

aminations were given under the
supervision of Mr.. Underhill, Thurs
day and Friday, May 16 and II. The
grades should be received soon and
the seventh and eighth graders are
living in great suspense until they
arrive. If the pupils did as well this
time as they did in those given in
January they need have nothing to
fear.
The final examinations which are
being given this week account for
the pale and troubled faces, agitated
looks and observation-disclosures of the
high school pupils at present. French
pupils are frantically reading their
heretofore neglected books, Geome-
try pupils passed on the street are
heard to 1lutter strange things about
angles and perpendicular lines. Zoology
pupils are seen racing hither and
tnither locking for drawings of GER
tain insects and animals, and an
English pupil was actually seen study
ing that subject one whole period!
1t
The last day of school, May "a,
will as usual be class day, when each
class will be obliged to put on stunt
for entertainment. Also the officers
for the student body of next year will
be elected sometime during the day
The latter part of the afternoon will
probably be spent in dancing Parents
are invited to attend
X 81 II
Sadie Angle, who completed her
bookkeeping set last Friday, is now
no longer attending school.
The high school gym, most attrac-
lively decorated in fluted gold and
blue .streamers, and gold and blue
/ flowers, was the scene of the last
high school party this year, the senior
ball, given in honor of this years
graduates. The program consisted
of piano selection by Virginia Kin
caid, song by the boys quartet,
selections by the high school stringed
quintet and an historical drama
tization of John Smiths rescue by
Pocahontas Music for dancing was
graciously furnished by Effie and
Walter Mykol, Winston and Russell
Brown, and Henry Allard. Punch and
waters were served from a charm
ing table in one end of the gym. |
Everyone reports having had an en-
joyable time
There are large number of students
from the grade and high schools '
who will receive certificates of award
for having had perfect attendance
record for the nine months of school.
Those who will receive them, are
as follows:
Burton Codding, list. Grade; Ann
Roush, End Grade; Kenneth Gibbins,
End. Grade; Jimmy Kelly, End Grade;
and Eleanor Graves, End. Grade.
3rd. and 18th. Grades; Clarabell Hall,
Frederick Battig, Leroy Codding,
and Leonard Gibbins.
5th. and 9th. Grades; Thurston
Foltz, Fred Gilhuly, Fred Hall, and
Joe Kelly.
9TH. and 9Th. Grades; Lenoir Nc
hurry, Roberta Smith, Roybert Han
neman, Paul Hanneman, and Elroy
Wiehl.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1929-05-24
IMAGINATION IN BUSINESS

Imagination is the greatest stock in
trade business man can have, says
Rollie M. Brooking, an instructor at
the State College of Washington. And
isn't he just about right.
In this strenuous age of ours COM
petition has extended into every phase
of life. Men not only compete for trade,
but there is lively commerce of ideas.
Every day men are buying and selling
ideas for large sums. If one would be
abreast of the times, he must be alive to
this strenuous intellectual competition,
to this exhilirating game of wits that
goes on about him on the billboards,
in the newspapers and in the markets.
Ideas have made men rich. Emerson
said: "One single idea may have great
er weight than the labor of all men,
animals and engines for century"
Hard work alone will not bring sue
cess. Too few people join in the quest
for the original. "I'm not genius" is
the excuse offered Neither was Wool
worth, the man who originated the
five and ten cent store. A little Incl
dent in the country store suggested the
have occurred to thousand others. He
was an ordinary clerk. He was told to
get rid of some odds and ends and he
cid it by putting up sign Anything
on this counter for five cents.
Truth imaginatively told is what
makes the sale in business.
Among the out-of-town visitors
at the high school commencement
exercises were George N. Angle
and daughters, Winifred a d Mil
dred, of Naches; w. II. Ferguson,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Lee and child
rem, and Mrs. Fl. O. Lee and son
Of Omak, Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ] Jenkins, accom-
panied by Richard Granger. drove to
4lchland last Sunday and were there
joined by Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. McClen-
don ard family and Mr.. and Mrs
t.. Lyttle, IN company with whom,
they repaired to the C. F. Saw
yer ranch on the banks of the
Columbia near Richland where
they picnicked under the trees, return
ing home late in the evening.
Miss Frances Blair expects to
leave this, Friday, evening for
EIlensburg for a visit with her
brother, Russell Blair.
An autoist coming through Chehalis
this week reported that the roads in
Eastern Washington are plastered
with jackrabbits that have been
squashed by autoists. If a jackraD-
bit can not get away from an auto
driver we don't see what chance the
average pedestrian has. Chehalis--
Bee-Nugget.
NOTICE To ALI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-22
MATCH MAGNATE
GAINS MONOPOLY
49-Year. Old Swedish Finan-
cier Buys German Conces-
sion for S125,0 900, 900 Loan.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October ga mar
who % years ago became elated over
a $50 commission for sale of Chi
cago lot today is a lending creditor
of a dozen nations, is one of the
worlds most powerful financial f1gurea
liver Kreuger, 49-year-old Swedish
bachelor. who in 10 years has LEM
5000 600 900 to various nations in re-
turn for match moropolies, again has
becon1e the center of attention in the
financial world by the loan of $125,-
100000 to the German government.
Although born in family that hao
been engaged for several generations
In the manufacture of matches. Kreu-
ger early in life turned to engineering
as career. Graduating from thS
Stockholm Technical College, he made
a tour of the world to gain practical
knowledge in his chosen field.
Only Temporary Venture.
He landed in New York in 1900
with 500 in his pockets and the gain
Ing of a Job as his immediate con-
Germ. From this city he obtained a
lob as a real estate salesman. After
three weeks of visiting prospects he
sold a lot and made $50.
But real estate was merely tempo
rary venture to tide him over until
uineerng line. He became a lineman
On the Illinois Central Railroad. ana
in the next few years worked on ell
eineerirg Jobs in Mexico, Canada and
South Africa.
He returned to New York in time
tn. take a small part in the creating
Of its skyline. working as an engineer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-22
OFFICERS FREED
OF MURDER CHARGE
Staying of Farmer Who Was Flee
ing Arrest in Liquor Case
Held Justified.

BY the Associated Press.
MUSKOGEE, Okla, october 22.-G
Alfred Demoss, deputy United States
marshal of Tulsa, and Willis Thompson
Mayes County deputy sheriff OF Pryor
were acquitted in United States District
Court here last night of charges OF muir
der preferred in connection with the
killing OF Charles jenkins, Oklahoma
farmer. The jury deliberated only lC
minutes.
jenkins was killed as he fed from the
two officers at his home near Kansas
Okla, August 20, after they had at
tempted to arrest him on liquor
charge.
The officers were charged with muir
der and held at Tahlequah, but later
removed to the Tulsa County Jail al
Tulsa, when reports were circulated thai
feeling against them had reached
pitch which threatened violence.
Considerable conflicting testimony de-
veloped in the trial over the testimony
of Wanda Keith, a 16-year- old girl, VINO
said she saw one of the officers flrf
three shots into jenkins PROSTATE body
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-22

d. W. Perkins, chief Of police OF
Tahlequah, testified that he had stood
with the girl on the spot from which
she said she witnessed the shooting,
and that he had not been able to see
the spot where Jenkins had fallen. A. E.
Robertson. county judge of Cherokee
County, contraoicted this by saying that
he also had stood with the girl on the
same spot and that he had been able to
see where jenkins fell.
Judge Franklin Kennamer, who pre-
sided at the trial, said in his instruc-
tions to the jury that as the officers
were equipped with felony warrant it
was their duty to use whatever force
was necessary to effect the arrest. even
to shooting to kill He left it with the
Jury to determine only whether the Of
ficers had used too much zeal' in their
attempt to make the arrest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-22

while in this country his company be-
came the dominating interest in the
International Match Co. BY the means
of loans the Kreuger Co. today has
obtained a share in the French
match monopoly and complete monop-
oily in Poland. Peru, Greece. ECUADOR,
ESthonia, Hungary, Jugoslavia, Latvia
and Rumania.
The o2e-time engineering firm OF
Kreuger 81 Toll has expanded to be-
come the holding company operating
225 subsidiaries, a chain of banks III
Paris, Amsterdam. Stockholm, Berlin,
Warsaw and Bucharest, and an en-
tensive real estate company. COM
pletion of the German loan virtually
assures the Swedish combine control
of the world match business. as Russia
is the only country in which it so far
has failed to extend its interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-22
TENNIS COURTS CLOSED.

Night play on the TENNIS courts at
Seventeenth and streets will be dis
continued on Thursday, october 81
but will be resumed early in the Spring
This announcement was made yester-
day by F. w. Hoover, general man
ager of the Welfare and Recreational
Association of Public Buildings and
Grounds, Inc.
Mr.. Hoover said that the expert
inert conducted during the Summer
with night tennis playing has Con
vincingly demonstrated its practicable
ity and its popularity"
mo consideration will be given the
lighting of additional courts until after
a full seasons experience with those
already lighted" Mr.. Hoovtr asserted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-22

on such buildings as the Flatiron ana
the Metropolitan. Enthused with
American engineering methods. he went
back to Sweden in 1907 and organized
the engineering firm of Kruger e. Toll
which erected many of Stockholm
leading buildings.
Engineering Firm Expands.
In 1913 he entered the family match
manufacturing business and in 1919
started it on its world expansion pro-
gram. His first step was the con-
Solidation of all Swedish match manu-
facturers. Through an agreement
with the leading British company he
formed the British Match Corporation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-22
HOWARD U. CEREMONY.

Celebration of Lights Golden
Jubilee" Set for Tomorrow.
Howard University will celebrate
lights golden jubilee with a program in
Andrew Rankin Memorial Chapel at
noon tomorrow, at which time DR.. George
B. Woods, dean of the College Of Liberal
Arts, American University, will speak.
At the same time Ernest Valade, in
structor in electrical engineering at
Howard. will give a demonstration in
the development of electrical illumina-
ton.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-21
CSEHSZLOVAKIA
so MILLIARD J0vATETELT
KOTELES FIZETNI

"A jelenleg Parisban idozo jova-
teteli bizottsagban javaslatot tet-
TEX ARA, hogy Csehszlovakia 30
milliard korona jovatetelt fizes-
sen a szovetseges hatalmaknak
az allamalakulas idejen atvett va
sutvonalakert es allami epuletek-
ert. Amennyiben ez a hiradas fe-
di a valosagot, a jovateteli kove-
teles a koztarsasag oily nagymer-
vii eladosodasat jelentene, hogy
legalabb 30 esztendon keresztiil
keptelen lcnne mindennemii gaz-
dasagi fejl6desre. Allitoalag koz
tarsasagban exert is nem vezetik
be az aranyvalutat, bar Udrzsal
minisztcreln0k programmjaba
felvette az aranyvaluta bevezete-
set, a koltsegvetesb6l a legutolso
pillanatban t0riiltek az ere vo.
natkozo szakaszt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-21
CsISZkRIK JANOs
PtjsP0K0T MEGoPERALTAK

Bndapestrol jelentik: Csi-
szarik Janos G. piispok, rendkivii-
Ii kovet es meghatalmazott mi
niszter, aki januar vegen erke-
zett vissza amerikai utjar6l, tit
hon influenzaban megbetegedett.
Mivel lido elott hagyta ell agyat,
baja sulyosbodott, amennyiben
kozepfiltogyulladassal komplika-
l6dott, ami miiteti beavatkozast
tett sziiksegesse. Az operaciot
a multi napokban hajtottak vegre
Is bar miitet sikeriilt, orvosai
utasitasara fopapnak meg elo-
relathatoan hosszabb ideig kell
otthonaban tart6zkodnia.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-21
HoDZsA MILAN BUKAsA

A magyar muveltseg emloin. fel
nevelkedett tot MINISTER, aki So
ha felvideki magyarsaggal
szemben megerto mem volt, vegre
befejezte politikai palyafutasat.
Hodzsa iskolaiigyi minszteri tar
cajarol kenytelen volt lemondani
s tarcajat Stefanek Antalnak at
bocsajtani. Stefanek Antalrol sem
mondanak semmi jot a felyideki
magyarok, inert a Hodzsa lpoliti-
kajat 8 is tovabb folytatja, s egy-
masutan zaratja be a magyar is
kolakat. Stefanek keze sokszor
lendiilt szelsosegek fele ezzel
nemcsak a magyarsag erdekeinek
artott, de felvideki totok is So
kat szenvedtek a volt f6igazgato-
tol, aki most mint iskolaiigyi mi
niszter valosziniileg kettozott
erovel fogja folytatni AIT poll
tikat, amt Felvideken Hodzsa
inauguralt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-21
Magya'rolz
Naptara

MARCUS "a. ~ A Lorantffyak Al vo-
r0shaju c. magyar nepszinmii el8adasa
a templom basementjeben este fel 8-kor
MARCUS 81. - A Warreni Ifjusagi
Kor szinieloadassal egybek5t5tt tine
mulatsaga.
APRILIS 1. A Lorantffy N6egylet
husveti balja az Eagles Hallban.
APRILIS 1. A Campbelli Els6 Pc
t3fi Sander BIS. es Temetkez6 Egylet
nagy husveti balja a Roman Hallban.
APRILIS Is. FIggetlen Ref.
Egyhaz N5egyletenek tavaszi balja
Szuligan Hallban.
APRILIS Is. - A Warren Ohio-i Ma
gyar Kultur Otthon Egyesiilet ifjusagi
k0renek Macy tancmulatsaga Walnut
Street, Roman Hallban.
APRILIs 27. A SIT. Gyorgy g. kath.
Sz0vetseg tavaszi balja Szuligan
Hallban.
MAJUs IL. A Napsugar Egyesiilet
rendezeseben szinre keriil a Bir6 Lea.
nyai c. harom felvonasos magyar nep-
szinmu templom alatti teremben.
MAJUS 10. A Warren Ohio-i Ma
gyar Kultur Otthon Egyesiilet ifjusagi
korenek szirdarabja, pinkosd vasar
napjan este Walnut Streeten levt
Roman Hallban.
MAJUS 25. A G. kath. Oltar Egylet
majusi balja Szuligan Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-21

Vaskutrol jelentik: A mutt
napokban tartotta meg gyemant-
misejet Vaskuton Kazaly lmre
tb. kanonok, nyug. nagykatai es-
peres-plebanos. -. Manuduktora
egyik volt talsitvanya, Podpora-
nyi J6zsef prelatus-kanonok, asz-
szisztensei pedig volt kaplalJai,
Dir. Tury Karoly papai kaplan,
f6ti plebanos Is Merva>lmre kis-
pesti esperes-plebanos volt. A
papsag neveben B0hm Jen6 ba-
jai plebanos udv0z0lte jubi-
lanst, Meszaros Bella vaskuti pie
banos pedig unnepi beszedet mon
dott. A jubilanst az orszag min
den reszebol sokan kerestek fel
sziearsncse ia \ skivahataikkal, k0ztfl
gr6f Zichy Gyula kalocsai erses
| Is Hanauer Istvan vaci piispok is
DR.. Kazaly Iinre rendes tagja 3
lSzent Istyan Akademianak, t6bt
Fsgyhazjogi Is egyhazi irodalml
! niive jelent meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-21
400 Ewes A DEBRECENI
REFORMATlJs IsPoTALY

Debrecenb6l jelentik: A
debreceni ref. ESPECIALLY" -korhaz
ts szeretethaz marcus 1O-en iin-
nepelte fennallasanak negyszaza-
dix evfordul6jat. A reformatus
egyhaz egy nagymultu emberba-
rati intezmeny jubileuma alkal-
mabel ezen a. napon innepelyes
istentiszteletet tartott az ispota-
lyi templomban es' s'presbiteri gyii-
lesen emlekezett meg Boncz Lasz-
ldr6l, az intezm6ny megalapit6ja
r6l, maid jnbileumot megoroki
to Smasvanytabla 2elStt rendezteI
siinnepseget. I'll
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-21
RAKosI JENU EtdI1lkE
A sZtKEsFIHkRvARI Ev.
EGYHAzK6zsfH GYttLEsfN

Szekesfehervarrol jelentik: -
A szekesfehervari ag. evang. egy
hazk6zseg evi rendes kozgyiilesen
az eln6k meleg szavakkal emleke
, zett meg Rakosi Jen6 elhunyta-
rol.
Bar a hitelveket es a seer
tartasokat tekintve mondotta
mem volt a mi egyhazunk fla,
de magyar lelke egyiitt szarnyalt
mi lelkinkkel abban vilag-
ban, ahol csak egy jelsz6 el es
uralkodik: GA haza mindenek
el6tt!" Az a iobog6, amelyet
. behavazott f6vel, az evek sulya-
tol meggornyedt hattal, de ifjs
erovel, lelkesedessel es szikrazt
magyar akarattal el6ttink ma
gasba emelt, d mi megtepett
magyar lelkiink foszlanyaibo
volt osszesz6ve, ugy hogy Rakos
Jen5 sirhantjan is fajo lelekke
s6hajtozunk: "Leesett a mi fe
jiinknek koronaia! Jaj most ne
kiink!" Legyen az 3 sirja az egy
mast megerteni mem tud6 magya
rok scent kibekiilesenek TEN
ploma, amelynek revizi6ra hiv,
harangszava valoban csak "egy'
Istenhez tanit meg imadkozn
minden magyart: Magyarol
Istenehez!
A kozgyiiles Rakosi Jen6 emile
ket kegyelettel 6r0kitette me-
jegyzok6nyveben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-21
FEss FLoRIAN s1oMoRU
EsETE A N0KKEL.

Budapestr6l jelentik: Fess
Florian SO ewes varosi k0zszolga
kett5s hazassag biintettevel va
doltan allott multi napokban a
biintetot0rvenyszeken Kovacs M.
t0rvenyszeki bir6 tanacsa el6tt.
Fess Fl6rian 1906-ban Eszeken
megn6siilt, maid 1919-ben, a kom-
munizmus alatt, masodszor is ha-
zassagra lepett.
Mem erzem magam bunos-
mex, - vedekezett a t0rvenyszek
elott. - Sufyos betegen jottem
haza harcterr6l. A felesegem
kidobott, mint egy kutyat. Konyo
rogtem neki, hogy legyen tekin-
tettel ket gyermekiinkre, de halt
hatatlan maradt. Kes6bb megtud-
tam, hogy azert akart tolem sza-
badulni. inert 0sszeallt egg SERB
emberrel. A kommunizmus alatt
ismerkedtem meg Bona Mariaval,
aki olyan odaadoan apolt, hogy
hazassagot igertem neki.
Elnok: Hogyan igerhette meg,
| hiszen mem Walt ell az els6 felese-
get5li
- A kisfiamtol kaptam egy
horvatnyelvii levelet, ameiyben
ait irta, hogy mama meghalt
En- ait hittem, hogy ftlesegem
halt meg, S mikor mar megyolt a
masodik eskav6m is, csak akko1
tudtam meg, hogy mem felese.
gem, hanem az anyam halt meg
Bona Maria tanukihallgatass
soran ~elmendotta, hogy Fess Flo
rian tenyleg AIT hitte, hogy else
| felesege elhunyt. A torvenyszeE
lkett6s hazassag vetsegeben mon
| dotta Xxi biinosnek Fess Fl6riant
exert 3 napi foghazbintetesrf
itelte. AZ itelet joger6s.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-21
ELLOPTAK EGY DEBRECEN1
PRIMAS 5000 PFNG0S
HEGEDttJET

Debrecenbol jelentik. = Deb
recenben az Angel kiralyno ven
degl6ben muzsikal RACE Jancsi, a
debreceniek kedvelt ciganypri-
masa, akit legutobb kellemetlen
Meglepetes ert. A portasfilkeben
elhelyezett, 5000 pengot er6 regi
olasz gyartmanyu hegedujet egy
ismeretlen tettes ellopta. A pri-
mas r0gton feljelentest tett a rem
d6rsegen, amely erelyes nyomo-
East inditott az iigyben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-21
Az IsMERETLEN EJszAKAI
VIYRIOLoS MERENYLO

Nyiregyhazarol jelentik:
Nyiregyhazan a multi napok
egyik estejen ozvegy Pataky Kal-
manne lakasanak ablakan valakl
bekopogtatott es siirgos beszelge-
tes cimen bebocsatast kert. Pata-
kynet, amint kinyitotta az ajtot,
egy moi ajax vitriollal leontotte,
amelyt6I sulyos egesi sebeket
szenvedett es egyik szeme vilagat
elvesztette. A merenylo kezreke-
ritesere a rendorseg szeleskorl
nyomozast inditOtt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-21
Az IDEuBAJOs ASsSZ0NY
BoRZALKEAS HALALA

Budapestr6l jelentik Ban
kos Laszlo f6varosi altiszt felese-
ge, sziil. Macy Erzsebet, Marion
utica Is. szamu hazban lev6 l.
emeleti 3. szamu lakasaba bear
k6zott, felvagta ereit, kinyitotta
gazcsapot, maid egy sallal fel-
akasztotta magat. Mire ratalal-
tax, meghalt. Hatrahagyott leve-
le szerint idegba5a Matt Walt meg
eletet0l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-21
BUsKolfoRsAGA soDORTA
i s.s A HALALBA

Budapestr6l jelentik: - Kiss
Mihaly szakolyi korcsmarosnak
nemregiben holt meg egy kisfia.
Kiss azota buskomor volt es az
ivasnak adta magat. A mslt ma
pok egyik ejjelen lakoszobab6l
atment a korcsmaszobaba es oft
felakasztotta magat. Az ongyil-
kossagot felesege reggel vette
eszre, amikor ferje mar halott
volt. ]Zsebeben egy cedulat talal-
tax, amelyben AIT irta !: 'HElme-
gyekta fiamhoz, listen veletek. =
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-21

mem a Magyarorszaghoz val6
csatlakozas mumusa, hanem 6sla-
k6 nemzeteinek 8szinte igaz po-
litikai fegyverbaratsaga. Eliot
think semmi mas mem lebeg -. ir-
ia a Pragai Magyar Hirlap -
csak az a keleti Svajc, amely fele
Benes kiiliigyminiszter mar 10
ov 6ta kalauzol benniinket, de
folyton tavolabbra vezet tole. A
t6t-magyar egyestiles mem kulsf
torekves ered6je, hanem a belst
beke helyreallitasanak sine qua
non-ja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-21

Elnok: 10th Karoly, alelnok: Kanocz
Istvan, titkar: Menyhert Janos (610
Mablc Ave.), penztarnok: Gal Lajos,
penztari ellen6r: Juhasz Josef, Oros,
bizalmi ferfiak es n5k: Steeltonban:
Id. Molnar Istvan es Jancsurak Janos,
Brier Hillen: Teglas Gyula es Balogh
Balazsne, South Sideon: I'd. Horcsik
Mihaly es D6ka Sandorne, Hazelton-
ban: Bernat Oresz, Campbellen: Ba-
nyacsky Janos es Kiraly Istvanne.
Harmas szamvizsgal6 bizottsagot az
elnok nevez XII. Nagybizottsagi tagok
az elnok s titkaron Xviii: Seb6k Ca
Dor, Gall Lajos es Teglas Gyula. - Az
egylet hivatalos lapja az Amerikai Ma
gyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-21

gok teriileten mukodo hivatalo-
kat utasitsa, hogy a magyar felek
magyar nyelvii beadvanyait TO-
gadjak ell es intezzek el. Ugyan-
csalS Grosschmidt koveteh, hogy
Szlovenszk6ban es Russzinszko-
ban tot, magyar, nemet, illetve
neutrality-suspicious. allowable
masi ivek alljanak kozonsee
rendelkezesere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-21

A het csiitortokjen nyilt meg
nagy iinnepelyesseggel varos
egyik legnagyobb department iiz-
lete, melynek megnyitasara igen
'neves iizletemberek erkeztek a
varosba mas helyekrol is. Az liz
let tulajdonosai csaknem 100000
dollart koltottek az vi helyiseg
modemt berendezesere, mefy egyi-
Ike a legszebbelnek. vi tipust je-
lent ez varosban, amennyiben
kizar6lag. keszpenzen artll, hogy