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Everyday Law Cases
What Care Is Required In Cross
ing Tracks After Train
Has Just Passed?
BY THE COUNSELLOR.

John Fisher stopped his truck at a
railroad crossing and waited until
long freight train passed. Just as the
last car cleared the crossing Fisher
started across. AS he reached the Sec
ond track fast train, which had been
obscured by the passing freight train,
struck his horse and turned over his
wagon.
For his injuries Fisher brought suit
against the railroad company, contend
ing that he had used due care in that
he had waited for the passing of the
freight train, and that the company
was careless in permitting its freight
train to obscure his vision.
The company showed that the fast
train was not exceeding the speed limit
and that all proper signals had been
| given.
On these facts the court held that
,, Fisher was guilty of contributory negli-
gence and could not recover, stating:
when passing train Is upon the
| track nearest to the traveller, and one
or more parallel tracks are beyond this
| track, the traveller on the highway must
| give heed to the fact that another train
may be approaching the crossing, which
4, may be entirely concealed from the view
Of the traveller, and 1t is not the exercise
of ordinary care to wait only until the
passing train shall have cleared the
crossing. He must allow sufficient time
to permit the passing train to get so
| far beyond the crossing that q clear
view Is afforded him."
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DorohyDix
Strangers Easier to Live With Than Your Own
According to One Interpretation of
Daily Home Development.
Why
Daughters
LedUe
Home
Bldnles
Loping
Mothers
Nagging

THE other day young friend
Pss ny s s bs3ss ssspy
an w s aS dn @ df that IN
pp i % a ~ nd s eIGd % %o
5 ss i1s
:;; f; ; ;s s ;s ''ss % s' @ 70;
s s e: sSs e. s1s ss &C.: ::'':
let have thought for ,1d she
where we got on nc
ss
sssss ad s 81
sSs had ir nEs saa fas @ 1s that nas o liberty than would
furnish sa . s n ss ss s % G% business sa sae the
sSs s;s s 81 i NJ s:s5ss 5s ali q my
how bad two cups Of coffee were for my nerves Every time
M to
it that only love
s @ ss put Hd s result va n0 that
gepenns apoosns
tina. 1s4s mites d and fa
oa better nSv t. s ~y
n sp s. sss , Who asa sa s:
. Sads e an Pvt ant
HY themselves realize this
college hold
hs s9Sn
working side by side with Of
making her living knows
mother
concerned she did
beginning.
Of
mothers Why late thought oce closed at O'Clock why
didn't tell your employer that you coon stay and 40 some ex
made anxious for get home time? VINO that
the Smiths
a Francisco
movies ong
10
nfnitum and ad hghtun
and mother which Of
didn't
business
and thus string
dZe
with
everything the length what
mothers
lived together she regarded an awful example
generation Now as
could nothing 0ut gndng
a shrine be cynical
affection like distance and the
visits" OOfOAhx LILA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-06

Washington residents during the past
few DAYS have been receiving visits from
young men and women soliciting funds
for the Community Chest. The solicitor
and solicited have perhaps learned
something concerning each other. In
most instances the faithful workers
have been engaged all day at their reg
uiar occupations and declined social
invitations In order that they might
contribute their time to a worthy cause.
They received no compensation, save
the knowledge that they were making
the world a better place in which TO
live and certainly there was no glory
attached to the labor.
In exchange for their efforts they
discovered something about human ma
ture. The experience of one young
woman is perhaps typical. In one
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card and asked
what it meant. "Oh," replied the hus-
band, "that is horse. Don't you
understand? Her name is Violet, ana
I played her to L.
This seemed to satisfy the wife and
the subject was discontinued. Inc hexV
dav. however. when the husband re-
turned from business he was met by an
irate wife. who said. John, your horse
Just called you up from Miami today"
X * X y
In rounding the town for material It
Is interesting to study the interior OF
homes. In some cases the appoint
ments express the personalities OF the
tenants, while in others it is OBVIOUS
that individuality has been sacrlf1ced
for beauty, although home may be
both beautiful and Individual:
It is never difficult for stranger to
decide whether male or female bacEe-
lor lives in a certain apartment. Books,
pictures and knick-knacks tell the story.
This is particularly true of the quarters
of Army men. One expresses his or her
individuality more frequently in the
home than in attire.
The "tin1id soul" found seat in the
street car. It was the last to be had,
and he sighed a pleasurable sigh as he
opened his newspaper. At the next cor
ner several women entered. AS they
stopped and swayed by the side of the
"tirnid soul" one of the women said Il
am dead tired"
eyes," said her companion, standing
up is terrible, especially when one has
been on her feet all day"
1--WE probably won't be able to- get a
seat until we reach U street." said the
first one.
The timid one listened and colored up
"Oh, dear, I am really so tired" con-
tinued one of the Standees.
This was too much for the timid soul
and he arose and offered his seat.
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WANTED--SALESMEN.

SALESMAN accustomed to calling on ofi1ces:
one of the best known manufacturers in its
portunity for advancement. Apply Room
305 Architects Bldg, 1900 st. NV, be-
SALESMEN-We have several vacancies to
be filled at once; those selected will be thor
oughly trained and given assistance to secure
good income from start. Kloman Instrument
Co.. l101 l4th st. NV.
statesmen who are not afraid of work can
have. an excellent opportunity with US; we
largest line Of It's kind in u. g.; not house,
toulouse. real estate or insurance.; We give
you plenty Of live leads to work from and
Star once.
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Tic gal tIIcIl1 " oS'
delivered and the
mans wife re-
ceived it,
"Oh, by the way"
said the delivery
man, there is a
card we found in
the coat, and per-
haps your husband
| d>ss not want to
7 lose it."
The lady took the
card end was
rather astonished
to find written on
1t, Violet 221."
When her spouse
returned in the eve
ming, she confront-
ed him with the
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IlOuSCkAOl0 o4AC VAC
tied the husband
was unemployed
and the family was
struggling to make
ends meet. In an
other case a wom-
an who depended
upon renting her
rooms was bravely
trying to make the
grade and said that
several of her
rooms were vacant.
This did not de-
ter her, though,
from contributing
to those less for
tunate.
One man upon
whom she called
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-06

MEN, reliable, with identified
ton cards, can make big money.
Apply Mr.. Ryan, Black and
White and Yellow Cab Co., 1910
24th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-06

The Russian gem alexandria, a green
stone which flashes red in the light, was
named after Gear Alexander II when 1t
was found on his birthday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-06
ROY

With bicycle in large real estate ONCE. Must
be alert. trustworthy. willing to work hard
opportunity to learn the real estate business.
Salary to start, $40 month. Apply 14l6
Eve ST
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The Sidewalks of Washington
BY THORNTON FISHER.

such men there would be fewer organi-
cations.
X X X X
A man sent his overcoat to tailor to
be cleaned and pressed. A few days later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-06
EGGS GOLDENRoD.

Hard boil one egg for each per-
son served. Remove shells. Over
piece Zone Slice) well buttered hot
toast pour hot medium cream
sauce Zone cup milk, two level
tablespoons flour, two level table
spoons butter, one-quarter tea
spoon salt). Arrange strips of
egg white over this. Force yolk
through sieve over all, and serve
Immediately.
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OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS BUT ONCE
ACT IMMEDIATELY.

Course to o. selected and ambitious few. OF
practically the cost Of the service. In addi-
ton. .at this time. viii be included your own
selection Of Remington, Royal, Smith or
agree to study only fiye hours q week and
give me your letter Of Endorsement after you
typewriter 10 not loaned or rented, but given
to you immediately: 70 nrst fey applicants
short-story course. Address BOX 1917. Star
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

WE LOAN YoU..sAxoPHoNE: BANJO:
sons. Eyenins orchestrs ciasses.Seginns as
IrapS for professional Dlss
Courses 50 pupils now proiessenais. gaxRp
STUDIO, 347l l4th st. NV. Adams 25os:
COMMERCIAL ART, INTERIOR DEcoRA7;
eease New Classes
| STONE ACADEMY, 20 years in washington.
46eatsr q Phons Setro 81 2Sss FOX
AUCTION BRIDGE-LEssONs no Begin
ners by experienced instructor whose msth-
seI h ADAMS RsG ssss Cali Mr. Wal:
| AN EVENING CLASS IN ADVERTISING,
sponsored by the Bureau O. College Extsn-
Ing. will begin February II. Main i450.
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. IN
| quire about our new method; LICENSED white
| men; established 10 years. Call Lin. 90.
THOSE WITH UNDEvELoPED TALENT FOR
time training; will interview only those who
to B %sk sss ssss Oe
SUPERIOR UPTOWN SCHOOL GIVING
| intensive. business courses; morning, after
eaS eSsnns
and Monroe SITS. NV.
IF A DoUBTER, PASS ON; IF Pr. pRodREs:
money yon ca 1t MAKE nG SS
courses: get the best, earn real salary;
adr School, lass or IL ssss
COMPLETE AND PRACTICAL. CONNER
cial radio course. covers everything; time, 10
months; fully equipped laboratory; only ex-
pert instructors; graduates placed. LOOMS
RADIO COLLEGE, 405 9th st. Main 1889
EASY, FASCINATING, SHORT COURSE TO
| learn; telephone switchboard operating, pri-
vate or class; advance enrolment necessary.
oxford Bldg, cor. 14th and N. Y. ave.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE THE MABELLE
| Honour Way. Our system Of combined theory
/ and practice saves you months of time and
you need not go to finishing school after
! wards, Moderate charges. Easy terms. Day.
| chell Building. SIT 18th st. NV.
FRENCH, SPANISH, ENqLIsH
ton $50 ao1 ort
| PREPARE FOR CIVIL SERVICE
| - special evening classes in Gregg and Pit
spelling. etc. tuition. IS. Glasses nights
| each week. The Civil Service Preparatory
| School, Sc. cor. 18th and F NV. Met. 6337
STEP INTO A BIG-PAY HOTEL, JOB
| Hotel, clubs. restaurants, schools, hospitals.
etc, need trained men and women. You
can prepare for q well paid position In
| few months. Lewis graduates now execu-
tiyeS IN biggest and best hotels everywhere
washington. New York. Philadelphia, etc.
ton in National Employment Bureau free
classes limited. Enroll early school open
''SY Lewis wis M II I R% FRAMING SCHOOLS.
| Penn. Ave. and 23rd St.
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HELP--MALE.
ADVERTISING COPY WRITER, Thoroughly
! experienced in newspaper and booklet work;
must be able to make good layouts and use
reply reply give i've age and complete experience; ref
| erence required. Address Box 273-1, Star
| ONCE.
nifty to connect with a real organization.
Patterson Nash Motors, 3110 M st. NV. 2.
BOY for stock work, must be neat in appear
| ance; chance for advancement. Apply 1907
| BOY, colored, in grocery store. GOO ne.
CHAUFFEUR, reliable, -colored, with identi-
fcation card. Call at 500 Fla. ave. NV. y
LABORERS. handy. with tools, fast workers,
for scow building; SO per day. Capitol Boat
LITHOGRAPHIC DRAFTSMAN or apprentice
craftsman. Williams & Heintz Co., SO M
| St ne.
MEN ttyos for sales force Of large corPora,.
| afraid Of work. we will train, you to All
where Hppy To VIM be 5ar
MEN. 3, must be willing, to work long hours
! because inauguration demands our prod
post ass National Press BIds:. 10 to u only.
MEN f2l. dependable. married preferred. for
anS 0 ss satisfied ass $40 per week
| to start. See employment manager, 3i5 Dist
Natl Bank Bldg. from to pm.
MEN-Catholic; for. special outside selling;
$40 or SIS. ls4s H St. NV. Room 1910.
MEN, with cf.ain-store experience, to learn
| Bank Bldg. to pm:
MEN. three. highest type, to call on better
class. part or full time; newest. and fastest
Washnston s' ABBY s sos Dist. ' Nae Bank
Bldg.
MEN, high class, to sell accident insur-
men: sss e9amission dsliy possible Apply
Room 840 Investment Bldg. 7e
PREssER, Experienced, for mems and boys.
SACKS ( CO. 7th and Pa. ave ave. NV. '' ee y
| SALESMAN for cooked food products; salary
and commission. Broadway DelicatesSen Co.,
300 st. NV; Mr.. Beall.
SCALE CLERK, coal yard, experienced. Ad-
| dress Box 1857. Star office.
SECURITY statesmen wanted on high
class Issue; Men willing e work VIII k fnd it
cali 1902 Nat Press Bldg.
sTENoGRAPHER to learn fire, door bust
ness with 30-year-old manufacturing firm;
age and Sry Addess box
| Star office.
sTENodRAPHER-sECRE age about
g; rapid competent by , wSn9esas ter mouse.
TAXI DRIVERS. reliable. with Identification
cards Aroly Wardman Taxi rear 2ols M
TRIMMER, automobile experience. Central
Auto Works, 451 Eye st. NV.
TRUCK Statesmen. old established firm;
replies confidential. Address Box 1884,
WATERS, two, for high-class dining room;
able to type menu; light colored; bring
reference. Stoneleigh Court Cafe. s.
YOUNG MAN, neat appearing. 1922. at least
two years high school, for circulation dept.
large pub. house, some travelling; SIS salary
and excellent opportunity for extra earnings;
references. See Mr.. AmeS, 1926 G st. be-
tween and IL Thursday am.
YOUNG MEN, neatly dressed, 1922 years.
Will train two, with some high school educa-
ton. for publishers special sales, to accom-
pany me; travelling through Florida in cars;
permanent employment; good pay from start
Apply 2 to S. Mr.. Brewer, Colonial Hotel
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MENU FOR A DAY.
BREAKFAST.
Preserved Raspberries.
Wheat Cereal with Cream.
Eggs Goldenrod on Toast.
Coffee.

LUNCHEON.
Baked Macaroni and Cheese.
Baking Powder Biscuits.
Steamed Apple Dumplings.
Lemon Sauce.
Tea.
DINNER.
Boiled Spare Ribs.
Boiled Potatoes and Cabbage.
Buttered Beets.
Raw Carrot Salad.
French Dressing.
Chocolate Bread Pudding.
Coffee.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


LATRoBE. RANGE and furnace repairs. ex4
pertS; timing. roof painting. Call Atlantic
4430. The Stove Shop. 306 Sc.
PAINTING. PAPERING-For neat, clean
work call =, Adams 5000 Low prices. guIek
$50 Col. I'd. NV. 9.
PAINTING, inside or out, walls or furnituref
work guaranteed; 75c hour. G. Robert. l731
II st. NV. Franklin 8186. ~
PAPERING-Rooms, So and up; prompt ate
tention: new 1929 patterns now available. j.
Egdal 1853 10th st. NV. Adams 7149.
PAPERHANGING. PAINTING-Special prices
now; rooms papered. Sc up; first-class works
guaranteed years; latest designs. A. Js
Pemberton, 418 ne. Line 1888. s.
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING
prices this week only. We will scrape, size
and paper average size room for So; work
guaranteed IN writing for years. Paint
ing and general contracting with very low
prices; cash or terms; no interest. Peoples
Home DECORATING Co.. Inc" BIT 9Th NV.
Main 74l7-8. g
PAPERHANdING = Rooms papered. s. and
4. T. George. 212s 18th st. NV. Apt. 2.
PIANO TUNING. s250 We specialize in
general piano repairs and rebuildins Get
Prices Skilled
schasffer Co.. ga II st. ne. Lin. LOST SUI
PLUMBING, HEATING. OIL BURNING. Re.
pairs and installations. Found reliable for
81 years J. r. Guerin. 4l2 e. Cap. Lin. 34l7:
ROOF REPAIRING, PAINTING, suffering,
reasonable prices. North 1914, day or night.
Ajax Roofing Co., 2o38 18th st. NV.
RUGS-Beautiful new rugs in all popular
sep in 3 nsps oa shove
ing kLdEEEBLATT. 18th and H SITS. ne.
TpHo p E1 s bT.y aOS 9F H
holStery Co., 403 18th st. NV. Main 1902. s.
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STEAMED APPLE pUMpLING.

STEAMED APPLE DUMPING.
Fill two-quart granite pan two
thirds full sour apples cut into
eighths and add one-half cup
water. Butter sides of pan and
cover. Cover with biscuit crust
made Of one pint -four, two tea
spoons baking powder and one
half teaspoon salt. Mix with one
scant cup milk, just stiff enough
to roll out. Steam ~ hours. Can
be steamed In lard pail placed in
kettle of water. Sauce: One cup
boiling water, one tablespoon
cornstarch mixed in little water.
Pour into boiling water one
quarter cup butter, one cup sugar,
one egg. vanilla. Beat sugar and
egg together and stir in; add
butter and vanilla last. Cook in
double boiler. When it thickenS
place on back of range.
CHOCOLATE BREAD PUDDING.
Milk, scalded, two cups; bread,
broken in pieces, one cup; sugar,
one-quarter cup; salt. one-quarter
teaspoon; one egg, beaten light;
two tablespoons cocoa, one tea
spoon vanilla. Heat milk. Put
bread into buttered baking dish.
Pour over it hot milk. Let stand
u hour. Add sugar, salt, cocoa,
egg and vanilla. Bake In slow
oven as to go minutes or until
pudding is firm and brown on
top. Serve with milk or sauce.
To tapioca just add two table
spoons cocoa and cook with milk
and tapioca. Serves four persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-06

STOCK GIRLS
Experienced in dress shop, for
Saturdays only; steady position.
Apply Lucy Lou Shop, 1917 F
st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-06

Never mail original recommendations tDhen
dnswering advertisements tor employment.
USE COPIES.
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Personal
Is 3 cents per line additional to the
regular, line rate.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

COOK. good. colored. from Virginia; also
days or part-time work: good references; 3
reliable colored girls. Pot. 4599
MAILING LISTS revised envelopes addressed:
mailing. Address Box 27s-z. Star once.
MIMEOGRAPHING. stenciI-cutting. copying
BY experts. Address Box 27i-Z. Star once. q
NURSE desires sewing or light housework
in good home. when not on duty; exchange
for good room, board; capable; 4 hours
day. Linucoln 7Oa3-J.
NURSE OMPANION-U edu-
at once Lincoln 7202-J. g.
PRACTICAL NURSE or companion. Phone
Lincoln 7744. 7s
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HELp-MALE AND FEMALE.

MARKERS, experienced; piece
work. Apply Mr.. Grist, Palace
Laundry, 72o 9th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-06

BANK DESIRES SERVICES
OF Intelligent. energetic woman in its new
depositors in savings department. Some
sales ability necessary Work is dignified
and remunerative, and every applicant will
for appointment, Mr.. Shepherd, National
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4!s;,e! e! EFF: eo,pe4
- A FASHION INSTITUTION
5sS~ WAsAnesN a0SlsHA

Coats :. Dresses the ultimate value
+ in high fashion -. selected and pur-
chased thru the fashion organization
of group of IS leading speciality shops
turnout the country !. Jelleff's Wash
irgton member Newest Paris fashion
rots attractive prices.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-24
HAROM BAL EGY ESTE

Most szombaton harom helyen
is sz6rakozhatik egyszerre. ha
tud, Youngstown magyarsag. a
Bridgeport Sz0vetseg 16. oszta
.lyanak regen bejelentett es joI
el6keszitett balja Szuligan Hall
ban lesz bizonyara jol fog sike-
rii1ni. inert hiszen. ha csak az osz-
taly tagsaga jelenik is meg, ak
kor is licsinek fog bizonyulni a
terem.
A campbelliek a SIT. Gy0rgy
Szovetseg II. osztalyanak szjireti
mulatsagan talalhatnak k0zeli
sz0rakozast. Ez bal "a Roman
Hallban lesz nagy varakozasok
el0zik meg.
A wickliffi reszen, a Manor
Houseban Szalma Oszkar- zeneka-
ra ad vacsoraval egybekotott
bait. A nepszeri zenelar-vezet6
mulatsaga is megtalalja a maga
publikumat bizonyara
Harom bal is lesz tehat. Van te-
hat hova menni annak, aki mu-
latni akar. Es bar ketsegtelen jo-
ga minden egyletnek vagy tarsu-
lasnak, hogy annyi bait rendez-
zen, amennyit akar, mem allhat-
juk meg, hogy mulatsag rende-
z6knek' eszebe ne juttassuk: mem
volna okosabb, celravezetobb es
szebb, ha egy-egy szombatra mem
| tiizncnek annyi mulatsagot? A
boszusag kisebb lenne, a haszon
tobb!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-24
REJTELMES GYILKOSSAG

Az olahoknal ugyan mem $50
kas verbo,szu ugy mint az ola
szoknal, megis gyanitjak a me-
gyei hat6sagok annak a rejtelmes
gyilkossagnak okaul, amelynek
aldozatat Nikolaj Nikoleu nevii
embert a napokban teljesen 0ssze-
vert fejjel, kiszurt szemmel Is
egyebktnt megcsonkitva talaltak
meg egy Poland k0zeleben lev6
farman.
A hottest mar napok ota fek-
SILK tetemnez0ben anelkiil, hogy
valaki jelentkezett volna, hogy
ismeri az aldozatot, akinek nevet
zsebeben talalt biztositasi kot-
venyekrol allapitottak meg.
Nikolen ugyanis alig 25 nappal
ezel0tt 1000 dollaros eletbizto-
sitast vett XII felesege javara. Az
asszony ktt gyermekkel most van
utban Franciaorszagbol Ameri-
kaba.
Nikoleu, aki a Scott Streeten
Iakott Is aki a Republic gyarban
dolgozott mint k6miiyes, haziasz-
szonya szerint nagyon magaba-
zark0zott ember volt, aki rende.
sen otthon tilt Is vallasos k0nyve-
ket OlYaSOtt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-24

most kezdik meg AIT az igazi seer
vez0 munkat.
A legk0zelebbi gyiiles novem-
Der 4-en lesz, ugyancsak Scent
lstvan teremben. ha cSak tiszti-
kar mem tartja sziiksteesnek egy
korabbi gyiiles tartasat. Este
oral1or kezd6dik gyiil6S. A te-
rem a rom. kath. magyar temp
lommal szemben van Wilson
Avenuen.
kitiin0 alkalma van Youngs-
town magyar n6inek bizonyit-
vanyt kiallitani ronmagukrol. Ez a
mozgalom mem Amerika ellene>
mozgalom, hahem inkabb az anne
rikai testvereink joakaratat akar-
ia kierdemelni les Magyarorszag Q
erdckeben megnyerni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-24
NAGYBIzoTTsAGI JELENTEs
November 2-an lesz a radio kisor-
solasa a Kossuth K0r vi helyi-
segeben.

A Nagybizottsag az elmult
szombaton este tartotta meg hir-
detett gyiileset a Kossuth Korben.
A folyo iigyek letargyalasa utan
dontes tortent a Magyar Napon
sorsolasra kitiiz0tt, de oft XII mem
sorsolt radio dolgaban olykep-
pen, hogy at Nagybizottsag a
november 2-an tartando gyulese-
vel kapcsolatban fogjak kisorsol-
nj. A sor-,5lxs esz gyiilss az aka
lommal mar a Kossuth K0r vi he
lyisegeben lesz, mely New York
Central allomassal szemben van
a k0r sajat hazaban. A sorsolason
termeszetesen mindazok megje-
lenhetnek, akiknek jegyeik van
max. A sorsolas megkezdeseis
mindazoknak ell keu szamolniok,
akiknel jegyfiizetek meg kint
vannak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-24
Youngsto%n,
Mcmillan Library
Hiatt Wick Ave. ~
a Vunu.An~.~~s.l
10th Istvan tarsulatanak el0ada.
sa a CLANCY High Schoolban. -
Macy k0z0nsegre van kilatas.

A 10th Istvan vezetese alatt
miik0d6 New York; Magyar Szin
pad tarsulata, mely jelenleg Ro.
honey Mihaly rendezeseben mu.
tatja be ujdonsagait, hetf6n, ok.
t6ber. 2S-an, erkezik Youngstown.
ba, hogy lit is bemutassa az ed.
digi el6adasck alatt mindeniitt
osztatlan sikereket ert Cirkusz.
hercegn6 C. Kalman-operettet.
A megnagyobbitott tarsulat
igen j6 er0k felett rendelkezik s
a magyar k0zonseg viszontlathat-
ia maid regi kedvencet T. Kon-
dor Mariska primadonnat es Ro-
honey Mihaly bonvivant, mig
mellettiik Sugar Teri, Pinter Sa-
ri, Vincze Mihaly Is Lislloffy
Lajos mutatkoznak be.
Ezenkiviil egesz sereg nj szi-
nesz es szineszno Szerepel nagv
szemelyzetet kivan6 operettben,
mely a new york; angol nyelvii
szinhazaknak is hatalmas sikert
hozott.
Zenekarukat DR.. Horvath Gyu-
la, gondossagar6l es muzikalita-
sar6l j6l ismert karnagy diri-
gala.
Az el6adas irant igen tlenk tr-
dekl6des nyilvanul meg ma
gyarsag koreiben j6l teszi a k6-
zonseg, ha jegyeir6l j6 elore gon-
doskodik Katocs Jauos helyi ma
nagernel (13o Boqhet St. Phone
9-4603).