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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-29
Two Rare Birds
*

Two six-pIumed birds of paradise
so rare that living specimens have
never before been seen in England
arrived recently at the London zoo
from New Guinea. They carry on
their heads the six long. racket-tipped
Epines which have earned for the spe.
cles its popular name. On the breast
is metallic hued shield iridescent
with green, bronze and blue. Save
for q silver cushion on the forehead
they are velvety black. making the
turquoise blue iris of the eye very
conspicuous. If they act in similar
fashion to a closely allied species. the
birds will throw out their body
rlumes like a skirt. expand the breast
shield, erect their head-pIumes fan
wise, and strut about erratically.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-29
Ant-Killer Uses Pincers
for Grinding Its Victims

Among the myriad forms of animal
life are to be found many that tax the
eredibility. One is creature only
about three inches long which bears a
superficial resemblance to the spider
and also TO both the scorpion and the
vinegerone. Frequently it is mistaken
for one of these. but its correct pseu-
donym is ant-killer, a name the impli-
cations of which are fully borne out
by its behavior toward these little In
seets. Its reason. writes c. T. Reed
in Nature Magazine, for killing the
ants, and nearly all the other small
animals, chiefly arthropodans. is not
pure love of destruction.
After killing the insects it thorough.
" grinds the bodies in its powerful
and needle-like ehelae, which project
forward in front of the small head.
Then through toothless mouth,
scarcely bigger than small pinhead,
il sucks the juices from the bodies of
the victims.
The ant-killer Is dreaded by the
Mexieans as an enemy more venomous
than the rattlesnake. As a matter of
fact It has no venom and IS harmless,
except for the rather painful wound
that It might infict with its sharp,
strong, formie acid-covered pineers.
These large spider-like animals are
widely distributed throughout arid
tropical and semitropieal regions.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-29
Who Built Temple Bar?

It is just upon 80 years ago that the
last slopes of old Temple bar were TAX
en- away from their site, although de-
molition had begun is months before
The stones were numbered and stored
in Harrington road for eight years,
when the space they took up being
wanted, the city corporation gave
them to Sir Henry Meux, who
spent several thousand pounds in re-
moving them and re-erecting the gate
in his own grounds near Waltham
Cross. How many people. asks Look
er-on" in the London Daily Chronicle,
could say who built Temple bar? 1t
was erected by Wren in 1910, and
stood at the City Bar" for over 200
years.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-29
Varieties of Wheat

10 most consumers, wheat is wheat
and general information stops at this
point. Wheat, however, seems to be
an extensive family, among the mem.
bers of which are the following varl.
cites: Turkey, Marquis, Fultz, Medl.
terranean, Poole, Preston, Haynes
Bluestem, Red May, Red Wave, Kan.
red, Blackhull, Trumbull Kubanka
and Harvest Queen.
incidentally, in the fye-year period
from 1919 to 1924, wheat acreage in
the United States dropped off from
'5,Ooo,OO0 acres TO less than 81 100000.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-29
Columbus Coat of Arms

1t was in THE spacious times of
good Queen Bess" when the Spaniard
was Lord of the Earth. All know the
story of his "Invincble Armada; but
1t had an unforeseen result through
one of the vessels being wrecked on
the Fair isle. off the coast of Scotland,
and some 200 of the crew being saved.
During a stay of some months there,
the Spaniards taught the women their
quaint patterns. One of the patterns
is golden anchor on a blue ground
This was the coat of arms granted to
Columbus by the Spanish sovereigns
as one of the rewards for his discovery
OF the New world.-Montreal Family
Herald.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-29
just Another Example
of Unrewarded Genius

Mankin, has habit of ignoring its
benefaetors and allowing its geniuses
to die in want. Benjamin Dancer, who
died in poverty and blindness in 1887.
IS a case in point. Dancer whose
name is practically unknown. would,
if he could survey the world, see one
of his inventions used untold millions
of times daily.
Every time a button is pushed to
ring a bell and the ringing stops when
the pressure is released ii is time to
ring up one more for Dancer He in
vented the spring electrical contact
lnterruRter, which is the basis of all
push buttons. This device was also
used for years on automobiles and X
ray machines.
He invented the porous cup used
for years in wet batteries. Among
other things he invented were various
appliances for research work by scien
fists.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-29

udHhS lfldI nave
failed through disregarding funda-
mental principles in loaning other
peoples money. that have encouraged
the farmer to expect bank loans with
out first putting his business on the
earning basis which would justify a
bank to lend him money.
One of the underlying reasons for
the failure of so many country banks
has been the existence of too many
banks With the limited business of
the community divided among too
many banks it was impossible for them
to make enough money to justify the
employment of officers with the proper
ability to manage the bank success
fully Then the scramble for business
was so hard that good judgment and
foresight were forgotten in granting
loans, with the resultant failure of
the weaker institutions.
In the future, banks are not going
to loan the money of their depositors
without the kind of security that can
be Immediately realized upon in case
the loan is not paid. or unless the APP
plicant presents a sound and success
full record of business operation
whether that business be manufactur.
ing. merchandising. or farming.
Farming Banking lnterdependent
This is perfectly obvious attitude,
because country banking cannot be
successfully and proftably carried on
unless farming is successfully and
probably operated-the two bust
nesses are dependent upon each other.
There is no longer any question that
the time has arrived for these inter-
dependent businesses to reach a COM
mon ground of understanding of the
requirements that both must meet for
their mutual welfare.
There is no doubt but what the fu-
ture prosperity OF the farmer and the
basis of cooperation between banker
and farmer is the intelligent diversi-
fieation of crops. It is necessary, how
ever, to have the right conception of
Investigation.
The mistake that many farmers
have made in attempting to diversity
has been to invest too much money,
time and land in "a new and untried
representatives a hazardous crop, or
one for which no immediate market
has been developed, resulting in a loss
of the initial effort and discourage
ment Of future efforts on a more con
sentative basis.
Disregarding the primary and essen
tial principle of farming namely, in
creasing earnings by decreasing the
cost Of production through the prac-
tice of building up soil by crop rota-
ton and intensive cultivation, is re-
sponsible for a large share of the
farmers trouble today.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-29
His Worthy Precedent

Little Lawrence was untidy. Though
his mother made every effort to en-
courage him he seldom folded up his
clothes after he undressed for bed.
One day his mother came into the
bedroom and saw his clothing scat.
tered all over the floor.
u wonder who 1t was that never
folded up his clothes when he went
to bed?'
\ Little Lawrence pulled his clothes
over his head and answered: 3
adam II d ggEgFszEaa
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-29
Aviators' Dan gers

The eyenness of air while flying
varies with the temperature. If the
air is warm, or what is called thin
air it is difficult to gain altitude. In
cold or dense air it is easy to gain
altitude. The air over cities is warm.
e e. tnan over the surround,sa ..=r-r
y Is When a ffeA- ~ country
- ~. approaches warmer
-. mat the plane has tendency to
lose altitude. In some places a change
from cold to warm air is very abrupt
That is known as an air pocket, OF
bumpy air,
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-29
School-Purpose Lands

The Continental congress, in its
land ordinance of May 1855, dedicated
from the public lands which lay west
of the Thirteen Colonies lot No. l6
of every township to 1.-THE mainte-
nance of public schools within the
said township" The policy of giving
public lands for education has been
continued and lands and scrip have
been granted to a total of 117,244,519
acres, an area nearly equivalent to
that of the German republic.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-29
Burbot May Gust Goldfish

The nearest fresh water relative OF
the cod, the burbot fish, may strip its
kin of honors III producing incidentally
valuable oil.
Scientific experiments, reported to
the bureau of fisheries, have demon
strated that burhot liver oil Is eight
times as potent as cod liver oil in the
treatment Of ricketts,,
The burbot, inhabiting the Great
lakes and considered pest by fisher
men because It tears their nets and
preys on small fry, may become sig
nifcant part Of the commercial catch
it is believed.
The annual catch of the fish, known
also as lawyer or eel pout, was 51097o
pounds in 1927.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-29
Light and Darkness

A man who looks toward the light
sees no shadow; man who walks
toward the light leaves darkness be
hind him. People get in darkness By
turning away from the light, They
hide in obscure corners; they bury
themselves in hooks, where the sun
of righteousness cannot reach them
they close their blinds and shutters,
and wonder that they have no light.
house may be dark, but it is not be.
cause the Light of the World does not
shed beams abroad.-Armory.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-29
Polish Mourning Traditions

Polish tradition is very strict as re.
CARDS mourning. at least in the case of
women Mourning is signifed above
all BY black hal and veil In the
hard postwar years poverty compelled
opinion to accept any dark-colored
dress and coat, even al The funeral
itself
The hat and veil are worn, not onl,
ny women but also by girls of all ages
from len upward II is quite common
to see a schoolgirl running about With
a veil trailing behind her such as only
an old. fashioned widow would wear in
western Europe or America.
This custom does MT affect working
women, since they rarely wear hats.
but only shawls over their heads.
Read the News-It leads in news,
and advertising.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-29
r~~"~ted 70 Know

~---.r~~ Iyut MnF---sa
i. A class OF sun"
xolo~' ooSs at Sunday
.Aoul was being queried on the les
son, but none appeared to know his
lesson.
"Perhaps this new little member of
our class can tell us who it was that
led the children of Israel across the
Red sea-" the teacher said
"Oh, teacher, he's just moved into
our neighborhood last week and you
couldn't expect him to know" volun-
teered one lad.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-29
Great Adventure

Four-year-old Maryin's parents were
planning something unusual for va
cation, and during that period grand
ma was expected TO care for the chill.
dren. Daddy gave the little lad in
Junction to ''be very good during his
absence.
i will, daddy, for it is going to be
a great adventure FOR you"
He could not remember a time when
dad and mother had before taken a
trip.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-29

Babies must be protected from
flies. Besides their torment and tor
ture, flies transmit over thirty differ
ent diseases, any one of which may
prove fatal. Every fly you see must
be killed. INSIST upon and get FLY
T0X the scientific product developed
at Mellon Institute of Industrial Re-
search by Rex Research Fellowship
1t is harmless to mankind but sure
death to all household insects. Just
follow instructions on blue label of
bottle. Insist on FLY-TOX with its
prefume-like fragrance Advg.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-29

bank has played.
or is to play, in
financin g tn
farmer. The basis
of eo-opera ton
between the two,
however, is a very
simple .one.
Both sides are
subject criti-
eism for the con-
dition that exists
today. The major
share of the blame
rests on those
banks that have
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-29

ted to get as close as they desire to
the firing line.
From l2;0d noon, to 2:30 everyone
IS urged to go to the school buildings
and inspect the exhibits, and it will
take all this time to thoroughly sec
the array of 1929 Carbon county
wealth.
Promptly at 2:8o the Mcdowell
Bros. hard bucking string of wild
horses will begin piling celebraed rid
ers IN various corners of the large
arena just west of the school grounds
Sehumm Bros. are staging this rodeo
and IN order to pull the thrills rapidly
have erected double shutes.
The free-for-all horse race will take
place on the road north of the school
house at 4:30.
Five o'clock will find the band again
worrying in concert down town and
the wet and dry farmers will clash
IN tug-of-war at this hour. AT 6.f5
another parachute leap from the air
plane will take place. This is a thrill
Ter never before offered in the coun-
ty and worth travelling a long wayto
see.
At TOO a continuous picture will
start at the Liberty and the closing
feature, big dance at the opera
house, will begin promptly at 900.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-29
PARACHUTE LEAP
Is ADDED FEATURE
AT FR0MBERC FAIR
CODY AIR TRANSPORT co.
SENDS PLANE FOR PASSEN-
GER FLIGHTS DURING THE
DAY.

Fromberg-All arrangements have
been perfected and everything is
ready for the opening of the Carbon
county fair at Fromberg Saturday
morning. Those attending should
come early for the one day program
Is a crowded one and every feature
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-29
Heritage of the Meek

Blessed are the poor. Their chill
dren shall inherit the earth because
the rich don't have any children
Capper's Weekly. III
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-29

G. A. Tompson and Joe Bailey left
Sunday on fishing trip to the Mad
son river. They expect to return to-
morrow.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-29
The BANKS PART IN
THE FARM PROBLEM
BY H. LANE YOUNG

BY H. LANE YOUNG
Member American Bankers Associa-
ton Agricultural Commission
0NE of the most discussed and least
" understood questions regarding
the farmers problems is the part the
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-29

Read the News-It leads in news
and advertising.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-21
A CAMPBELL, o. -IBAPTISTA
EGYHAZ HIREI
Kohl:
REV. KovACs J6ZsEF.

Imaorak. Vasarnap reggel fel
1O-t6l 10 craig es szerdan este fel
S-t6l fel Gig k0z0s ahitati imaora
a szentirasbol magyarazattal egy-
bekotve.
Scent evangeliumi beszsd va
sarnap reggel 11-t6l 12-ig es este
fel nyolctol fel kilencig.
Vasarnapi iskola minden va
sarnap reggel 10-tol 11-ig.
AZ Ifjusagi Kor minden vasar-
nap este az igehirdetes utan epii-
letes, vallasos el0adasokat es enc
keket adnak elo, minden alkalom-
NAL az egyhaz vegyes enekkara
kozremiik0desevel. Az enekkar
gyakorol Minden szerdan este XII
lenctol tizig. Az enekkarnak, va
lamint az ifjusagi k0rnek tagJa
lehet minden rendes magaviseletu
ifju es leany.
A No es Leanyegylet hetfon
este tartjak osszej0veteliiket, es
kezimunkazaSsal, bibliaolvasassal
toltik az estet. A megnevezett es-
tekre meghivjuk mindazokat, XIX
erdeklodnek gyiilekezetiink teny'
kedese irant. Egyhazunknak csak
feln6tt, vagyis sajat meggyozo
desbol nyert, bibliai hittel birf
egyenek lehetnek tagjai. Mi mem
kenyszeritiink tagnak lenni sch
kit, SGT ha nem el oszinte biblia
keresztyen eletet, S ha a gyaleke
yet err6l meggyoz6dik, az olyal
egyennel szemben alkalmazzul
1 Scent Mate evangeliumanak 1871
1919. versig eloirt Krisztusi uta
sitasokat Keresztyeni felfoga
sunk szereti az igazsagot, tiszte
letben tartani orszagunk torve
nyeit, szeretni es dolgozni magya
nemzetiinkert, reszt kivanunl
venni az olyan mozgalmakbai
amelyek az igazsagon alapszanal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-21

holt testet kivehessek. A sxeren-
csetlen ifjut edesanyja, jelenleg
Kardos J6zsefne ferjevel, 3 lany-
testvere es egy fivere, Vasko
Andras cs., Petraszky Josef cs.
es Kovics Ferenc cs. es pennsyl-
vaniai rokonsaga ,valamint Vol
kan JOSEF cs, (Canton) gyaszol-
jak. AZ elhunytnak sziilei Abauj
es Zemplen megyei szarmazasuak.
Temetese penteken d. e. fel 1O
orakor lesz a salt spring road &.
kath. templombol, melyet megelo-
zoleg DIR. Nyiri Istvan plebanos 8
orakor haznal szenteli be a meg
boldogult holttestet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-21
1929 EERRllAR

vegzi az istentiszteleteket, vala-
mint q predik&l vasirnapi Ur-
vacsora osztas alkalmaval is, va
lamint q delutani halaado isten-
tiszteleten. Hissziik Is vArjuk,
hogy hiveink szokottnal is ma
gyobb szamban fogjak latogatni
ez alkalommal istentiszteletein-
ket jarulnak scent asztalhoz. !,
N6egyleti vacsora. Egyhazunk
busg6 N6egylete az elmult szom-
baton este, mint az ujsag mas he
lyen is olvashat6, egyhazi kozva
csorat rendezet Ia Szuligan Hall
ban. A vacsora sikerevel meg va
gyunk elegedve. Anyagi elszamo-,
Las most folyik.
Bstegsegslyx6 alalkulas. Az ell
multi vasarnap vegleg megalakult
egyhazi betegsegelyz6 egyletiink S.
megvalasztotta els6 tisztikarat is.-
Az egylet meg id6t adott ARA,
hogy alapit6 tagokul IS even fe-
luli testvereink is belephessenek.
B6vebb tud6sitas az ujsAg mas
helyen olvashat6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-21
WEST SIDEI MAGYAR ROM.
KATHOLIKUS HTTK0ZSEG
("Magyarok Nagyasszonya')
Piebanos:
TT. DIR. NYIRI 1STVAN.
Lakas:
acoc csa1s-~~ GA Ta1 oAcAn
Csaladias estely. Ha tekintetbe
1886 Silliuan s

Csal&dias estely. Ha tekintetbe
vesszuk, hogy egy hitk0zseg egy
nagy csalad, melyben a csaladfo
lelkiatya, februar Teen, vasar-
nap este, "Magyarok Nagyasz-
szonya'' hitk0zsegnek csaladi i'm
nepe volt Szuligan Hallban. A
szereto hivek lelkipasztoruk fol
dijeit6l megtudtak, hogy papjuk
19 evvel ezelott februar lien
mondotta elso szentmisejet sza-
bolcsmegyei szul6faluja kis temp
lomaban, melynek tobb jelenlegi
hive szemtanuja volt. Ere valo
tekintettel halasztotta ell a n0egy-
let a honapok 6ta tervezett vacso-
rat erre napra. Nemcsak hivek
adtak sep tanujelet lelkiatyjuk
iranti szeretetiiknek ertekes alan
deknk atadasaval, hanem a refor-
matus n6egylet is kifejezte iranta
val6 ragyrabecsuleset, amid6n ez
alkalommal adta at a Scent Anna
n6egyletnek rokonszenve tanusa-
gaul keresztenyseg gyozelmi jel-
yenyet: egy sep keresztet 10th
Istranne altal, XII szivrehat6 sza-
vakkal tolmacsolta a ref. n0egy-
let iidv0zletet, hogy a steeltoni
kathOlikus magyarok is egysegbe
t0M6riiltek vallasukert es magyar
fajnk&rt. A n6egylet nevebenl
..Nplepka Janosne elnokn5 kosz5n-..
tstte FL b plebanost, Bodelai Ist-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-21

telen meghalt. Temetese szerdan
delutan volt a sziil6i hazt6l es a
temet6bol. A melyen sujtott, nep-
szerii csal&d irant tagy a reszvet.
AZ vi prezsbiterium. Egyha-
zunk vi prezsbiteriuma mar meg
alakult bar a letszam meg mem
egeszen teljes. Az elmult vasar-
nap tette meg megalakult prezs-
biterium neveben jelenteset a.
egyhaz lelkesze, amennyiben ajal
lotta prezsbiterium a fogondno-
Xxi allasra id. 10th Istyant, kond-
noknak Restey Andrast. A k0z-
gyiles mindket ajanlottat egy-
hangulag megvalasztotta, akik lie.
tettek hivatalos eskiit.
Keresztelesek. Februar 1O-en, a
vasarnapi istentisztelet alkalma
val ket kis csecsemo vetetett fel
az anyaszentegyhazba kereszt
seq sakramentuma altal. Al
egyik Varga Mihaly es neje Be0l
Zsuzsanna sziilok leanya, aki Jan
4-en sziiletett, a keresztsegber
Ibolya es Julianna neveket kapta
Keresztszul6i Halasz Istvan es ne
je. A mask kis gyermek Tisza
Janos es neje Val6czki Erzsebe
szil5k jan. 24-en szuletett leany
kaja, aki a keresztsegben az Err
zsebet es Anna neveket kapta
Keresztsziiloi Vasko Janos e
Tadler Anna. A kis gyermekeke
az egyhaz lelkeszenek tavoletebel
Mt. Kruchi6 Antal alliancei lei
kesz keresztelte meg. Sok szeren
cset kivanunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-21

ont6z8 forasok nelkdl, ugy lei
kiink il termeketlen marad, ha
ant az evcngeliumnak termeke-
nyit5 vizei, tanitasai at mem jar
jak. Az 6testamentumbeli Aksza
leanyz6 mem fel att6l, hogy atyja-
t6l naszajandekba kapott f0ldjei-
hez kerje "az also es fels6 forra-
sokat". A keresztyen ember, aki
fiui viszonyban van az q Istene-
vel, szinten csak 8 t5le kerheti
hianyossagainak p6tlasat. A nagy
apostol egyenesen AIT mondja,
h'ogy ha mi, biinos letinkre tu-
dunk ajandekokat adni a mi fla
ink es leanyainknak, mennyivel
inkabb tud es akar adni min.
denhat6 listen az 3 gazdag tarha-
zab6l nekiink, szukolk0doknek, a
Scent Lelek utjan. Kerjiink tehat
es megadatik. A bolt elmelyiilt
ahitataban nezziink lelkunkbe {
annak hianyait eszreveve, tarjuk
fel mennyei Atyank el6tt, hogy I
ingyen kegyelmeb6l megadhasss
nekunk a termekenyit6 forraso
kat.
B0jti istentiszteletek. E het 70
lyaman, csiit0rtokt6l kezdve, es
tenkint fel 8 oral kezdettel TIL
kacs Gyorgy new york; lelkes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-21
MAGYAR REFORMATUs
EGYHAZ
Lelkesz:
Mt LAKY ZSIGMOND.
Templom Is lelkeszlak:
737 Mchoning Ave. Tel: S9949.

Elutazott. ut. Laky Zsigmond-
ne, Larantffy Zsuzsanna noegy-
let elnoknoje, aki minden munka-
Dol kivette reszet az elmult szom-
baton elhagyta az Egyesult ALA
mok f0ldjet. F0ldkoriili utazasa
vegeztevel Jugoszlavian keresz-
till megy a sziilofoldre. Bar ott-
honi tartozkodasat t0bbnyire uta-.
zasban fogja tolteni, k0zpontja
Budapesten lesz. A haj6ra szallas-
kor sok level es surgony varta S
ugy magyarok mint az ameri-
kaiak Macy szama kivant tavo-
zonak szerencses utat. Az iidvoz-
l0 taviratok k0zott volt a Rodef
Sholem Izraelita Temple Sister
hoodjanak hivatalos siirg0nye
is. A halo indulasa elott meyer
kezett az Amerikai Hirlap multi
heti szama is, amt kedves emlek-
kent witt magaval.
Lorantffyak gyiilese. A Lorant-.
fly Zsuzsanna n6egylet az elmult
vasarnap tartotta rendes gyiileset
a tagok sep szamu jelenleteben.
A gyulest az aleln0kn3, ifj. Mol
mar Istvane vezette az eln0kn0
Mt. Laky Zsigmondne tavollete-t
ben, aki a multi szombaton reggel
ment Mauretania hajon Euro
paba. Imat mondott ozy Vikete
3Jozsefne. Enekvezeto volt Seb6k
Claiborne, bibliat olvasot Csete
Sandorne. A gyiilesen sok fontos
igyet targyaltak meg tagok. A
legfontosabb a V0ros haju sim
darab lejatszasa. Elhataroztak,
hogy Viragyasarnap este fogjakl
.jatszani a templom alatti terem-
ben. A n5egylet tagjai Is egyllaz-.