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The Washington times., 1929-02-12
CONF RON|SE IN
DRY BATTLE
NEARING

A compromise win be reached In
the controversy over the proposal
to appropriate an additional $24,-
100000 to enforce prohibition, It
was indicated today.
With the Senate and House at
loggerheads over the measure, the
prohibition general staff'' went
into a huddle at the Treasury De-
partment today, and at the con-
clusion il was announced that Con.
next few days how much additional
The amount will hardly be $24,-
100000 or anywhere near 1t.
For Months Study
Under Secretary Of the Treasury
Mills announced that the five-year
Coast Guard program would not
be sent to Congress until next De
cember. He explained that at least
a months study Of the plan recon-.
mended by Admiral f. @. Billiard,
commandant, would be required.
When the 1929 budget was under
preparation the Treasury. along
with other departments, had strict
instructions to cut the estimates to
the limit because of the danger OF
a deficit June 30. AS result the
customs appropriation was cut
$500, 900 and a heavy reduction
made in the prohibition appropria-
tion.
More Funds Needed
''It is now indicated that the bars
are to be let down somewhat and
that we can have additional money" /"
Mills said. THE customs bureau
can be given the increases sough.
by Commissioner r. w. Camp and
additional funds viii be available
for prohibition"
Officials expressed the opinion
that this compromise OF the verbal
battle between the Treasury and
Congress over the S24.000.0O0 dry
ft1nd win be satisfactory to both.
The Washington times., 1929-02-12
SHOT
MANIAC
HELD

Help Murdek Police /"
These words shonted by .
man, and accompanied by q
gun report greeted a squad Of
policemen as they reached a
house in the 500 block New
Jersey Ave. N. W, early today
to investigate a reported shoot
ing. The cries continued as
the policemen jumped from a
patrol wagon.
Drawing their pistols, the officers
pashed their way into the house.
The cries came from a rear room
on the ground floor. The occupant
Of that room. William lawson.
colored. So. opened the door when
he heard the uniformed men
approaching.
"The police are here" one Of the
policemen shouted just before reach
ing Lawson's room. from which
cries of terror still were
emanating.
Steps Back. Fires
Lawson stepped back about three
PAGES and fired once from shot.
gun. The ammunition found a
human target. The flames OF the
weapon had lust finished flashing
in the dark room when several
policemen grabbed Lawson and dis.
armed him.
A. B. Baker. the wounded Sixth
precinct policeman. presented q
gruesome picture. He was shot in
the right forearm. His overcoat,
coat, and shirt were torn away.
Blood streamed from the member
where muscles had been torn away.
The wounded man was removed
to Sibley Hospital in the patrol
wagon. Physicians there feared
several hours later that It would be
necessary to amputate the arm.
When policemen noticed Lawson
trying to ease over next dresser
in his bedroom after lights were
turned on. they started search in
which loaded AUTOMATIC pistol was
found concealed beneath wearing
apparel in drawer.
Planned Shot. Belief
Lawson, according to the police,
has been arrested on several occa-
sions by police. and they believed
that he deliberately enticed the po.
licemen into the house with the
idea Of shooting them.
His mental condition has been a
source Of worry to his friends and
the police for some months.
When the police searched the
house they were unabfs to find any.
one there but Lawson
Lawson told policemen be is blind.
and had shot Baker by mistake. The
officers insisted, however that the
man is not blind. but said his eye
sight is poor.
Operating on this theory, they re.
moved him to the Sixth precinct
and charged him with assault with
dangerous weapon
Policemen were checking their
records today in an effort to verify
reports that Lawson hadt been in.
volved in previous shootings, They
said he had been convicted several
times of liquor law violations.
The Washington times., 1929-02-12
.GE I CHOICE
ITEN5AT
SMART
SHOP

Breaking through a tran
som over the show window of
Sworzyn's Style Shop, 1900
block G st. N. W., early to-
day, thieves looted the store
of women's apparel valued
about $4,000.
The robbery was discovered about
. o'clock BY Rubin Sworzyn, owner
Of the store, when he prepared to
open for business.
The lock on the front door had
been forced, and the thieves are
believed TO have departed from the
store In this way with their loot.
The job, in the opinion of police,
had been carefully planned. The
transom is not visible from the
street and IL Is believed that the
thieves climbed up over the show
window in order to reach it and
break out the glass.
After making 4 careful survey OF
the store the thieves picked olat
the most valuable dresses. coats and
lingerie and made off with them.
Police believe that they used a
truck to make their get away.
The Washington times., 1929-02-12
sy SENATOR FRANCIS /. WARREN
The Only Union Veteran In Congress
written Exclusively for InternatlonaI News Seryfc

Exclusively International Service
The whole nation worships at the shrine of Lincoln
today. He the greatest Of all Presidents Though
in his lifetime he felt the lash of and criticism
time has elevated him to his true stature Kindly, human
far-seeng, tolerant just Lincoln has Immortality
The wound that divided nation in his day has been
healed If any further proof necessary, the Great
War lin which boys of the North fought side and side
with the boys of the South dying in the righteous
causeorever destroyed sectional lines The sacrifices
Of these boys consecrated Lincons deala nation,
and nseparable.
Ou. people, especially the youths Of America, would
do we'll this anniversary mould their lives the
teachings of Abraham Lincoln.
The Washington times., 1929-02-12

births. engagements, MaPFIaE Q .,
Deaths, In MemOriam appear daily on
last inside page, last two columns.
The Washington times., 1929-02-12
Clothes Valued at
$4OO Stolen in Night
Raid on Dye Works

Wearing apparel valued at s40O
was obtained by robbers who broke
into the Foster Dye Works. In the
1900 block of Eleventh st. nj w
early today.
The burglary was discovered by
James Foster. cplored proprietor of
the dry-cleaninG establishment.
Curtis Tranmell, a headquarters de-
tective, learned that entrance had
been gained by tearing loose a
screen and raising an unlocked rear
window, No elne was found to the
identity of the thieves.
The Washington times., 1929-02-12
Enright Laying Plans
For Police COnferenc,

Former Police Commissioner Rich
ard e. Enright, Of New York,
win consult with State Department
authorities today in connection
with plans for the International
Police Conference, to take place
in Paris during the week of Sep
tember 26. Almost SO nations were
represented at the last confer.
ence held here in 1925.
Yesterday Enright called at the
White House to pay his respects
TO Presidept Coolidge.
The Washington times., 1929-02-12
CARA AY
T0E:XPOSE
POLICE

Senator Caraway Of Arkan-
sas, who recently showed his
interest in the local police sit
uation by proposing an amendl
ment to the District appropri.,
alton bill, which led to the
suspension of Police Captain
Guy E. Burlingame, announced
today that he has some new
evidence in his possession with
regard to conditions in the
Police Department.
This evidence. Caraway said. REL
veals protection Of vice by the
Police Department. He refused.
however. to say who is implicated
or how much money is involved, OK.
cept to Indicate that it does not
have anything to do with the Bur.
lingame case
Citizen Inf0rIner
Caraway is considering turning
the evidence over to the Gibson
subcommittee OF the House, which
is already investigating conditions
in the Police Department. II the
Gibson committee does not want ii.
he win turn 1t over to other In.
vestigating authorities. he said,
The Senator from Arkansas re-
vealed that his evidence Is sponsored
by citizen OF good repute and high
standing in the community who is
willing that his name be used at the
proper time in connection with the
investig Of his charges.
Il VIII not accept charges of that
kind which are made anonymously. 2
Caraway said. If the person MAX
ing the charges Is not willing to sign
his name to them win not listen tb
him.
To Confer with Gibson
Caraway said he would confer WITH
Gibson within day or two to see il
the subcommittee chairman wants
the evidence. lie indicated that he
would make It public by the end Of
this week.
Captain Burlingame did not call
on Senator Caraway today In reply
to Caraway's offer TO meet him at
any time. Caraway's offer was
made yesterday following Burlin-
games attack on the Senator in his
communication to Major Edwin b.
Hesse. superintendent Of police.
Caraway was in his office most
OF this morning, but up TO noon the
police captain had not made his
appearance.
The Washington times., 1929-02-12
BObbie Trout, Breaker
Of Records, Takes Rest

Los ANGELES. Calif., Feb t2
u.NS@.-With three new aviation
records in her possession. Miss
Robbie Trout, 23-year-old flyer, was
taking a well-earned rest today.
She now holds the women's en-.
dllrance record, remaining aloft IL
hours, 5 minutes and 81 seconds.
the night solo flying record for
women and the American distance
record for women for her particular
type of plane She flew $50 miles
during her record breaking air
tourney.
The Washington times., 1929-02-12
POPE OBSERVES
Anniversary
ON Throne
BY GUGLIELMO EMANTJEI,

/ .
ROME. Feb. - tT.N.Sa.- There
was double jubilation and significance
today in, the impressive Vatican oh.
servance of the seventh anniversary
Of the coronation of Pope Plus XI.
Not only has the Pontiff rounded
out seven years OF fruitful service
to the church, but the celebration
fell just after the signing of the
treaty OF Cancellation between the
Vatican and the italian State. set
ting conflict that had existed for
Approximately So years.
The Pope attended III full state
a mass celebrated in st. Peters by
Cardinal Locatelli, the first prelate
elevated to the cardinalate by the
Pontiff after he was elected to the
papal throne IN 1922.
$4,000 Wait In Rain
After the service $4,000 people
stood in a driving rain storm out.
side ST. Peters. awaiting the papal
blessing.
This vast thfong had gathered in
the expectation that the Pope vOuId
appear upon the loggia of st. Peter j
to bless the populace. Just before
noon It was announced that the
Pontiff would not appear. but the
crowd lineered growing larger.
Rain fell in torrents from leaden
clouds. but the mass Of humanity
in the great plaza refused to leave.
Men, women and children stood for
an hour in the downpour, their
eyes fixed intently upon the lofty
balcony. Finally their patience
was rewarded The Pope appeared
bestowed his blessing upon the peo.
pie and the crowd slowly dispersed
The scene within st. Peters was
one of the utmost solemnity. At
1880 o'clock fanfare blown upon
silver trumpets hearalded the ap.
proach OF the brilliant papal process
sion,
Cathedral Packed
The Pope, robed in white and wear.
ing a gold tiara, was seated within
! Continued on Page 2. colrsan 81
The Washington times., 1929-02-12
Cathedral PacI1ed

The Pope, robed in white and wear.
ing a gold tiara, was seated within
Continued on Page 2. colspn 81
The Washington times., 1929-02-12
High Wind Disturbs
Rest of King George

ALDWICK. England, Feb. IL
Q.NS.1.-A roaring English Chan.
mel gale with a G0-riile wind dis
turbed King Georges rest some
what throughout the night, it was
learned at Craigwell House today.
At 3 a m. the King was reported
sleeping comfortably, as the wind
had died down and the sun was
shining.
The Washington times., 1929-02-12
INTERPRETER DIES

PARIS. Feb Il .S).-Gaston
Cammerlynck, aged so, official III.
terpreter at the Versailles peace
conference. who was scheduled to
act as interpreter at the meetings
Of the reparation experts. die6 Of
the grippe early today,
The Washington times., 1929-02-12
BANK STATEMENTS

washington Clearing House,
S5,029, ,27S.43.
Treasury balance. $92. .l3f, ,199.46.
Customs receipts, $I5,5S1 ,S22.O9.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-04

inert k0nnyen polgarsaguk ell
vesztese IS a deportalas veszedel-
menek teszik XII magukat.
Helyi vonatkozasban is hama
rosan a kormere kell nezni eek
mex az elemeknek mindenek
el6tt a Nagybizottsagot kell meg
tisztitani toliik. Eddig oft egye-
be sem tettek, mint otromba sza-
jaslsodasukkal Is r0h0gescikkel
botrankoztattak bec,siiletescn
dolgozni akar0 t0bbi kikiild0ttct
Ha valaki kommunista, aEkor
vonja lie annak konzekvenciait es
menjen a sajat tarsasagahoz. Es
ha mem tetszik nckik az egesz
Egyesiilt Allamok sem, ugy igen
hamar elerhetik, hogy' a muszka
paradicsomban ebrcndnek fel.
Lovas Lajos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-04
A NILES, or REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI
K0zh: CSEPKE ISTvAN ref. lelk6sx
Templom a West Second Street.en.
Par6chia templommal szembsn.

Husvet iinneplese. Gyony6ruen
iinnepelt gyiilekezetiink az elmult
husveti iinnepek alkalmaval.. -
Mar a nagyheti esti istentisztele-
tex latogatottsagabol lshetett k0.
vetkeztetni, hogy sz6p iinnepiink
lesz. Maga a templom viragdisz-
ben uszott, palmak, zold plantak,
es a kilonb0z6 viragok diszitet-
TEX a szoszeket, emelvenyt es a
Serbian JOSEF altal ere a celra
keszitett viragallvanyt. De a leg
szebb ekessege a templomnak az
a hatalmas gyiilekezet volt, NIT
alig tudtak presbitereink elhe-
lyezni. Mem nagy a templomunk,
azert majdnem az 0sszes szekein-
ket mozgositani kellett, = hogy
mindenkinek iil6helyer6l condos.
kodjunk. Az Urvacsoraban is leo.
t0bben most reszesiiltek az egv.
naz fennallasa 6ta. Az 6nekkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-04
Az INNOCENTISTA-SZEKTA
TITKOS TEMPLOMA

Kisenevbol jelentik: A kise-
nevi hat6sagok felfedeztek az
ugynevezett innocentista- -szekta
egyik tikos templomat. A bessza-
rabiai Varzaresti kozseg hatara-
ban Branza Pavel innecentista
predikator tagas barlangot epi-
tett es lit rendezte szekta SEER
tartasait. Amikor a rend6rseg a
f0ldalatti helyis6gbe behatolt, -
mintegy szaz embert, asszonyt 6s
leanyt talalt az oltar k0riil terde-
pelve, meg pedig a szekta tanai-
max megfelel6en ruhatlanul. Az
oltar mog0tti titkos alton a n6k
menekiilni probaltak, de rem
dorseg utjukat ALTA es bekiserte
6ket varosba, ahol az orvosok
megallapitottak, hogy csaknem
mind betegek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-04
Az els6 fecske

- Remes idol Az ember alig
akarja elhinni, hogy tavasz is lesz
valaha.
- Maid elhiszed holnap, ha a
szab6n6 hazabozza az vi tavaszi
kosztiim0met.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-04
A CAMPBELL, .-IBAPTISTA
EGYHAZ HIREI
Kohl:
REV. KOVACS J0ZSEF.

Hala legyen Istennek, hogy Je-
zus Krisztus feltamadott! Ugyan
az test. amely sirba tetetett, e.
We J0tt Xxi. Sok csalhatatlan bizo-
nylteEkal igazolta, hogy gyoz0tt
a halal felett magaert es ertiink.
Felmelt fovel jarhatunk- -kelhe-
think es hirdethetjiik, hogy az EN-
beriseg tortenelmeben semmi sin
csen jobban bebizonyitva, mint
az, hogy Jezus Krisztrls feltama-
dott halottaib6l. Az remeny,
amit a feltamadas keltett eletre.
nalunk ervenyes es j6. Els mindaz
az erzes, mely beniink helyes
6letre 0szt0n0z, ami abb0l szar-
mazik, hogy 6lve lepett Xxi sirja-
bol Megvaltonk, igazolt ts jogos.
Batrak vagyunk magunkat tclje-
sen szolgalataba bocsatani. hisz-
silk, hogy minden aldozatunS
kifizeti magat, mivel hitiink eros
ARA nezve, hogy mi is f0ltama-
dunk anna nagy napon, amikor
ltelni elton eleveneket 6s holta-
kat. A feltamadas remenyeben
iinnepeltiik ez evi szep husv6ti lin
nepunket is. Egyhazunk tagjai
teljes szamban jelentek meg min
den alkalommal. Az ifjusag SEE
pen szerepelt Maxi Istvan egyhaz
tag vezetese mellett. A masodik
napon Clevelandb6l Lovas CIV.
Westi Magyar Baptista Egyhaz
diak6nusa mint vendeg tartott
el0adast. Ez alkalommal meghiv-
juk embertarsainkat felekezeti
kiil0nbsegre tekintet nelkiil, akik
erdeklodnek az iidvre vezct5.
scent evangeliomi igazsagok irant
--jojj0n es hivja ismer6seit is. A
templomi heliseygiinket a Reed
ntcaban megtalalja. Az 0sszej0ve-
tell 6rak vaslrnap reggel, vasar-
napi iskola 10 orakor kezd6dik
11-tol 12-ig evangeliomi beszed,
vasarnap este igehirdetes fel s
oral kezdettel, utana az ifjusagi
kor miikodik, k0znap szerdan es-
te fel nyolckor ahitati ima6ra.
Mindenkit szeretettel fogadunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-04
EGY MAGKERESKEDESR0L

Egyike Youngstown legregibb
Observation-Disclosures a Louis
Glicksteen altal vezetett 116 East
Federal st. aIatti iizlet, mely a
legut6bbi 10 tv alatt Glicksteen
vezetese mellctt a 120 f. Federal
alatt volt. A mutt szezonban az
iizlet atk0lt0z0tt az utica mask
oldalara. Tiz ev el0t meg EFT az
iizletet jelenlegi tulajdonos apo
sa vezette, aki 1880 6ta ismert uz-
letembere varosnak. A ceg ne
We akkor M. Goodman & Son volt.
Ok igen j6 nevet szereztek ma
guknak a kipr6balt magvak aril-
sitasaval. EFT a j6 hirnevet mos
tani vezetes is kivanja megtarta-
nj iizleti elviik az, hogy vasar-
lot kielegitsek, hogy az alland6an
megmaradjon az uzlet mellett.
Els6rendii magvaikat ma is Macy
keszletben arusitjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-04
TELEKVASAR A WICKLIFFEN

Macy erdeklodes nyilvanul meg
az irant a telekarusitas irant
melyet a Wickliffe varosreszen
rendeztek napokban mely
meg tart nehany napig. Nemcsak
a Youngstownbol. de a k0zeli es
tavolabbi varosokb6l is sokan ie-
lentek meg lotok megtekinte-
sere.
Mr.. j. Parker, aprilis Gan nyi-
totta meg a Broadwiew resi- tel
keinek arusitasat, kijelentette, -
hogy egy telket sem adnak Ell
anelkiil, hogy a sziikseges gaz,
villany es alagcs6vezetek ell ne
kesziiljenek el5bb. Mar mintegy
300 telket adtak ell ezen a reszen,
ahol mar vagy 40 haznak is van
gazdaja, t0bbi hazak pedig
most vannak keszites alatt.
Ez varosresz haromsz0g ala
ku S Mahoning Avenuen k0ny-
nyen elerheto. Erdekl6d6k felhiv-
hatjak 9-4126 szamot ,ahol szi-
vesen utbaigazitjak 6ket, vagy
szemelyesen kereshetik meg az
ugynokseget a 3940 Wickliffe
alatt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-04

Pail J.-ne, Akerman J.-ne Is a
konfirmandus csoport. A scent
jegyeket Kopan JOSEF Is csalad-
ia ajandekozta.
A Kereszten Ifjak Tore1v6 Tar
sasaga megalakult egyhazunkban
Is taggal, egyhazunknak csak
akkor van j0v6je, hogyha neve-
link gyermekeinkb6l tagokat, a
vasarnapi iskola elokeszit6, kc-
resztyen ifjusagi egylet fejleszt6,
= taplalni Is er0siteni kell fila
inkban a keresztyen tudomanyt
es hitet. Eln0k: Kruchio Lenke,
tarselnok: Keszeg Janos, penztar
nok: Danes P. Bella, penztari ell
lenor: Farkas Roza, .jegyz6: Var
ga Mariska.
A vasarnapi iskolai tanitok K6-
rosf0y 'Etus, Kruchio Lenke, Var
ga Mariska es Incze Iren, akik
minden csiit0rt0k0n 0sszej0nnek
hogy a kovetkez0 vasarnapra el6-
keszitsek magokat. A vasarnapi
iskolankon meglatszott az, hogv
husvet van, t0bben mem j0ttek fel
fiuk KOHL, mivel elmentek on
t0zk0dni. De ICY is szep volt. Szii-
letesnapja volt Denes Belanak,
persely volt $3.50, a vasarnapi is
kolanknak a havi perselye 1875.
J0v0 vasarnap Lorantffyak
tartjak havi gyiilesuket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-04
Az ALLIANCE, o. MAGYAR
REFORM. EGYHAZ HIREI.
Kohl:
KRUcH1o ANTAL,
ref. lelkesz.
Viragvasarnapunkat az egyha

Viragvasarnapunkat az egyhaz
tagok nagy szama tctte igazi i'm
neppe. de nagyban emelte az i'm
nep cricket konfirmandusok
vizsgaja. Ezen a napon tettek TO-
gadalmat scent hitiikr3l Keszeg
j., Tncze l., D6zsa r., Szakacs T.,
Farkas r., Varga NJ, Leva l.,
Denes p. es b., Varga M. es Far
kas B. Az istentisztelet harom ora
hosszat vett igenybc es az egy-
haztagok or0mmcl allapitottak
meg, hogy ilyen konfirmandu>
vizsga meg alliancei gyiilekezet-
ben mem volt. Este a Loranttfy
Zsuzsanna n6egylet tartott 0ssze-
j0vetelt, sandWichet es kavet szol-
galtak fel, amelyen megkonfir-
maltak is resztvettek. TIT k0sz0n-
TEX meg lelkesznek faradsagos
munkajat es $15.00-t nyujtott at
Szakacs Ilona egy sep level kise-
reteben. I'd. Nyarady JOSEF gond
nok koszonte meg Is m6ltatta ait
a munkat, amelyet a lelkesz csa.
lad vegez Allianceben. Balogh r
egys sep tortat ajandekozott
Kopan J6zsefne egy szep kezi.
munkat, amely kisorsoltatott es
a ket darab II dolIart hozott.
Nagypenekiink is nagyon szep
volt, nagyszamban jottek fel es.
te testverek az Urnak hazaba.
Husvet innepink pedig koro.
naja volt az el6bbieknek. Ezen az
unnepen megmutattak a mi test.
vereink, hogy mem a halalt, ha.
nem az eletet j0nnek dicsGiteni
Nagyszamban jarultak az Urasz
talahoz. A delutani konyorg1ser
is megtolt0tte a templomot hi
v6k serege, az iinnepi ajand6kunk
1927 dollar volt. Mi mem va
gyunk sokan, az. urvacsorazo ta
goknak a szama 1875 es ebb6l 1O2
en- vettek Urvacsorat. Or0mme
allapitjuk meg, hogy lelki elet
nalunk is tor el6re, csak el6rt
testvereink a .gy0zelem mienl
lesz. Templomuak az iinnepel
alatt palmakkal IS el6viragokka
volt feldiszitve, a palmakat Husz
ty j. ajandekozta, a viragcka1
Kerekes line, fDarabos J.-ne
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-04
KIZARTAK A LAKASAB0L
= A DZSELBE MENT ALUDNI


A heten egy este egy Satelli ne
vii olasz bea4litott a rend6rsdgre
hogy adjanak neki ejjeli szaHast
A rend0r Grmesternek AIT mon.
dotta, hogy kizartak lakasabol &,
minden kopogtatas dacara sem
nyitottak ajt6t.
Az 6rmester Macy k0ny0rges
utan lecsukatta az olaszt, aki boil
dogan nyujt6zott ell kemeny
priccsen es nehany perc mulva
horkolasaval verte fel fogda
cs0ndjet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-04
KOMMUNISTA VEZER
ELF0GATASA ROMANIABAN

Dobrodgeanu-Gherea romaniai
kommunista vezert, akit 10 evi
kenyszermunkara iteltek, Buka-
restben titokzatos k0rulmenyek
k0z0t lelepleztek es b0rt0nbe We
tettek. A kommunista munkasve-
ger alszakallal es szemiivegpel
magat eltorzitva jart Bukarest-
ben s. egy szigurancia detektiv
eppen akkor leplezte lie, amikor
az illeto a f6postar6l akart tele-
fonalni egyik besszarabiai tarsa-
max. Telefonalas k0zben az alsza-
kalt a telefonkagyl6 letepte S ICY
ertek tetten a kommunista vezert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-04

eneke is emelte az iinnepi Anita
tot. Az urvacsorai kenyeret Fiil6p
Istvanne, a bort Szilvasi Sand or
es Csontos Karoly ajandekoztak.
120-an jarultak a scent asztalhoz
s boritekban $14S.50 gyiilt ossze.
Delutan is eleg szep szammal vol
tunk a halaado istentiszteleten.
ugyszinten masodnapjan delelott.
Nagyheti es husveti perselyiink
S3l .01-et. tett XII.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-04
Six oLDAL
Presbiteri gyiilest 6 het szom-

Presbiteri gyiilest e het szom-
bat estejen fognnk tartani, mely
mex targya elszamolas es folyo
iigyeihknek elintezese lesz.
Negyedevi k0zgyiiles. "A rank
kovetkez6 yasarnap kozgyiilest
fogunk tartani. Kerjiik egyha-
zunk tagjait, hogy teljes szamban
igyekezzenek resztvenni kozgyii-
lesiinkon, amennyiben fontos kerr
desek felett kell d0nteniink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-04
Amor emlekk k0nyveb0l

Ferfi es no evekig keresik egy-
mast gyakran az eskiv6 utan
veszik eszre, hogy mem talaltak
meg egymast.
A sors keze legt0bbsz0r n6i kez
tyiit hord.
Az asszonyok megbocsatjak, ha
a ferjek mem teljesitik k0telesse-
geiket, csak ait mem bocsatiak
meg, ha jogaikat elhanyagoljak.
Rossz dolguk van a lanyoknak,
ma mar hazas embereknek sincs
komoly szandekuk.
Minel kisebb egy moi kez, annal
t0bb penz fer belle.