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Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-09
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Babe Herman Is
First HOldOut

GLENDALE, Calf, Dec. 9. U.P)--
Babe Herman, Brooklyn Robins out
fielder, is a holdout again, having
returned unsigned his contract tor
the 1881 season which cut his salary
$4,000, he said at his home here to-
day.
Herman declared that he will at =
fix his signature only if given an
increase over the $4,000 sum the
club paid him last season. II, he
doesn't get the raise, I'll remain out
OF baseball" he said.
Last year Herman held out Tor
$25 600, finally signing for $4,000 less
Babe is well known to Imperial
Valley ball fans, having played with
Calipatria and other teams in the
old valley league several years ago
before becoming prominent as one
of the best sluggers in the National
League.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-09
4-H Club Chief
Visits Valley

w. r. Ralston. assistant state
leader in All club work, met with
the local All club council which
held meeting yesterday in the
farm advisors office at the court
house
Ralston gave a detailed discus
sion on the 1881 program for club
work, stressing not only the club
projects to be carried out, but work
along the lines of individual i'm
provement. community activities
and recreation. so that the boys
and girls may be we'll developed
along all lines.
Miss Florence Glenn. home dem
onstration agent, who with D. E.
Creighton, assistant farm advisor
| is in charge of 4-H club work in
the valley, was elected as president
of the council, and Creighton was
reelected to his office of secretary
treasurer. The remainder of the
council is composed of the leaders
of the valley All clubs.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-09
BIG LEACUERS
OPEN SESSIONS
In NEW YORK
BY l.. 5. CAMERON
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK, Dec. 9. U.P)-The
new year isn't quite with US yet
but the major league baseball sea-
son OF 1882 started today when the
hot air phase of the campaign
was reached
Officers of the National and Am
crican Leagues were i'll town So
were heads of minor circuits and
club owners of teams the country
over
The National and American
leagues will hold separate sessions
today and tomorrow. On Thursday
Baseball Commissioner K. M. Lam
dis will call the clans for their joint
session.
The real developments of the an
nual baseball gatherings occur out
side the convention halls. The
meetings are important for it is in
them that the official word is pass
ed But they are only incidental
to the juggling" and re juggling
done in smoke filled hotel corridors
lObbieS and coffee rooms.
No matter where they are done,
the main objectives lie in the paths
of the magnates:
!. Something about the draft.
?. AS to the home run menace.
3. Player sales and trades.
The first is the most important
Bickcring over the draft has been
| going on for years. but baseball mcr
believe that 4 definite settlement
will be effected within the next
couple OF days
While there has been no official
announcement of such a meeting
and although John A. Hcydlcr Ma
tlonal League president yesterday
said there would be none, it was
believed that the minor leagues
draft committee and major league
representatives would hold a Joint
session before Thursday.
Most of the objection to tho
present draft law is voiced by tho
three leading minor leagues. the
International, American association
and Pacific coast These leagues
do not like the arrangement where
by major clubs arbitrarily may buy
former big league players who later
became property of minor leagues
The minors especially do not
like the draft price of $500. It's
possible that the price will bc
raised to $4,000 which would be
acceptable TO the minors.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-09
INTERSECTIONAL
GAMES ARRANGED
FOR NEXT YEAR

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 0. U.P)--Thc
East and Middlewest will see four
and possibly five, Pacific Coast loot
ball teams in action next fall. It was
indicated today as officials of the
Pacific Coast conference gathered to
approve schedules of the 10 mem
Der institutions.
In one of the feature games of
the year. Stanford University will
play Dartmouth in Harvard Stadium
at Cambridge on November %. The
University of oregon will meet New
York University in Yankee Stadium,
New York, on october 81, in another
intersectional clash of note.
Southern, meeting Notre Dame
for the sixth consecutive year, will
play the Irish at South Bend, Ind.
for the first time Previous games
have been played in Chicago and
Los Angeles.
University Of California at Los
Angeles is slated TO meet Northwest
crn at Evanston. Ill, on October IT
Minnesota will come to the coast
to play Stanford at Palo Alto on
October 10, while the University OF
Utah meets the University of WASH
ington at Seattle on September 26.
University of California is at
tempting to schedule a game with
an eastern team, preferably Yale, in
the east on November %.
st. Marys college, off the South
ern California schedule for several
years, again will be seen in Los An
geles on September 26. University
of California at Los Angeles, which
has usually opened the Trojan
schedule, declined to meet Troy on
that early date next year, so Is oil
the list for the first time in seve-
raj years.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-09

Farmers in Coos County Oregon,
have this year sold more than 300
600 pounds of certified bent grass
seed.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-09
ACTIVITIES AT CENTRAL UNION

for debate. Central's negative team
goes to Holtville. The affirmative
meets The Imperial team at home.
After these preliminary debates,
which begin January Is, the winner
of the Central-Holtville-I Imperial
triangle meets the winner of the
Calexico- -Calipa tria BraWley TRAN
gle for the finals.
KiwanianS of the valley have
sponsored these debates, providing a
cup as prize. The school which
wins this three times is allowed to
keep it. Central needs to win it but
cnce more.
Candy sales seem to be the order
of the day in the Central halls
Twice last week there appeared III
the main hall a table loaded with
small bags of confection, which were
sold for a nickle. When an organ
ization needs money, it usually takes
recourse to the failing candy
sale.
The A. w. S. cnose Tuesday as
| their day. The Honor Scholarship
Society offered it's wares later in the
week.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-09
HOUSE RETURNS
FROM JUNIOR
COLLEGE MEET

Prof. j. L. House, principal of the
local high school and Junior COL
lege, has recently returned from
Fresno where he attended a meet
ing called by Verling Kersey. state
superintendent of public instruc-
ton 70 rail- junior college heads.
Representative were also present
from the University of California,
Stanford University, and the state
department of education. the meet
ing being called to discuss problems
of junior college finance and pro-
posed legislation.
Several fine addresses were made
by some of the leading educators
and the body as whole discussed
several important matters of legis-
lation which they recommend for
the consideration of the state legiS
lature. s-~HrVa Il
Two of the most important were
those concerned with legislation
which will place the responsibility
for the junior college on the state
board of education and the state
department of education. AS the
law stands at present, there is defi-
mite legislation concerning the for
nation of a junior college district.
If the proposed changes are made
the state board, on the recommend
alton of the state department. will
establish minimum standards for
the formation of a junior college
district instead of the present arbi-
trary limitations.
The other important recommend
alton was that which will place all
junior colleges on the same basis
nc tho j,Inior college districts so
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-09
Zuniga-Imperial
Meet At Border

Judy Zuniga, victor over Johnny
Godincz. Cliff Campbell and other
good boys, heads the card at Cal
exico tomorrow night with Freddy
Imperial as his opponent.
Iuniga fought into the main
even class after only six professional
al battles and has won 10 fights,
six via the Knockout route Impe-
rial is a veteran who knows how
to stand toe to toe and slug with
the best of them He is a trial
horse for the younger boxer and
the latter is the favorite to win.
The winner is promised a bout
with Chateau Laredo for the cham
pionship of Mexico.
Pat Yangco, only Filipino middle
weight, meets Al Gonzales in the
SiX-round Semifipal and a good
supporting card has been lintd tlp.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-09

that all will receive the same state
aid. and the same privileges. AS
it now exists, there are two types
of junior colleges, those which are
a department of high school, as
is the local institution, and those
which are a district, such as the
proposed junior college would have
been if il had been established last
summer
According to Professor House, if
these two pieces of legislation are
adopted by the state legislature,
they will accomplish what the jul
nior colleges have been working
toward for some time and will be
what the local colleges desire.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-09
Racing Driver
Sued BY Wife

LOS ANGELES, Dec. o. U,P)-
Ralph De Palma, automobile driv-
er, was served with papers today
in suit for separate maintenance
brought by his wife of % years,
Clara De Palma.
Mrs. De Palma charged deser-
ton in her complaint She asked
division of $4,000 community prop
erty, $500 a month alimony and
$4,000 attorney fees. De Palma has
earned $4,000 year during their
married life, she stated.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-09

In the high school public speaking
classes the students are making a
general review of Shakespeare by
familiarizing themselves with II OF
his best plays, keeping in mind the
fact that carly in the spring OF next
year they must present to the stu
dent body program.
Special attention. says Miss
Damron, SIS being given TO panto-
mime and gesture
Along this line Of work each stu
dent is presenting reading from
Shakespeare. The pupils choose
their own selection.
Tag week, the week set by the an
nual staff for the sale of ANIMALS,
was inaugurated Monday by the IL
pancial department of the annual
staff. Under the supervision Of MI,
Martin, advisor, and L. B. West,
business manager Of La Solana,
Ikey Price. who is circulation mana
ger, and Catherine Jones, his as
sistant, are instituting a vigorous
campaign for the sale of year books.
| Each class has a team of four,
! which cndeaVors TO sell more an
nuals than the teams Of the other
classes. Two prizes arc offered, one
to the best salesman and one to the
best team The best salesman wins
a free La Solana": the best team
wins for the class treasury 1t rep
resentS the sum of $500.
The teams are: SeniorS-Johnny
! GoSs. Marjorie Moore, George Ober-
ashi. and Vera Wogatzki. juniors
Joe Cunningham, Meryal Meadows
Dcedrick Percival. and June Wat
son. Sophomores 49, Ray Johnson
Walter Tcmpleton, Edna Wagoner
and Alta Waterman. Freshman
Bob Childers. Byron Ferguson, Ted
Gruwell and Margaret zinn.
Christmas veSpcr service practice
! for the Girl Reserves Is progressing
nicely. Next Sunday evening, De
cember Ia, at the Christian Church
is the date and place. The public
is cordially invited.
Raskctry has taken the interest OF
/ the art students from woodblockS al
Central. The blocks arc almost al
cut, but the stamping of materials
has been postponed.
On the first day Of the baSkctry
work most of the time was spent
in learning how to thread a needle
with raffia, which is the material
being used in the first attempts. The
first production will be raffia mats
uSable for hot plates or vases. Later
the class will make raffia mating
baskets.
Classical Vergil is the theme OF
La Solana," the year book Unusu-
ally finished illustrations for the
book are being produced under the
supervision of and with the aid OF
Mrs Ray, who is art instructor.
My Spanish Sweetheart is the
name of the operetta chosen for the
annual musical production at Cen
trail. Miss Lucille Krause, the MUSIC
instructor, plans to have tentative
list of the cast completed before the
Christmas holidays. Practice vii
not begin until after the return tc
school.
Many nationalitieS and countries
are represented in the opcretta, The
folk dances of the different peoples
are add to the attractiveness of the
/ production.
Teams for the debating contest OF
the Imperial Valley Debating League
were chosen last Wednesday evening
at the Central auditorium, where the
4 try-outS were held.
Fred Heald and Melvin Wilby are
! the affirmative team. with Earnest
Hester as alternative.
! James Fisher and John Woodward
make up the negative team, with
Jerry Starr as alternative.
The l3-month plan is the question
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-09
DOAK SWORN IN

WASHINGTON Dec. 8. up
William N. Doak was sworn in today
as Secretary of Labor succeeding
James j, Davis, newly elected Scna-
tor from Pennsylvania. Doak's ap-
pointment was confirmed yesterday
by the Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-26

HOLLYWOOD, August rs (N.AN.A.).
Norma Shearer Thalberg and her
small son, who will most probably turn
out to be Irving, jr., are both reported
90 doing well" at the Good Samaritan
Hospital.
And Lon CLANCY, at the same hos
pitai. talked q bit more and smiled with
greater spontaneity than he has done
these many, many days.
Over on the lot where she is being
fitted for the gowns of "Kiki" Mary
Pickford is announcing her decision to
keep away from the stage and remain
faithful to tie Gamer, although she
recently announced Just the reverse Of
9u this. But this lovely lady changes
nfo interesting to those about her and
to put g. few gray hairs into CORE
spondents' heads.
Louis Wolhein, who has never played
q love scene, will make one In the pic
ture of the sea which he directs and
plays the lead in. And William Well
man, Hollywood director, has just about
got things in such 3 state that he can
'les his own life" and make what he
can OF it.
Beyond these things, Hollywood VII
aage Is sort of SargaSSo Sea, where
for the nonce scandal and adventure
are becalmed. But we'll be out of the
weeds again In no time, mark my word,
and doing business as usual.
And the very moment Lawrence lib
bett finishes making THE New Moon"
he i'll begin work on THE South
erner" It's story written on the lot
for the Tibbett personality.
Tib' tt will be cast as q tramp re-
turned to his plantation after years OF
wande-ing, singing about campnres, fol-
lowing the bent Of an adventurous ma
taIre, to ind himself in direct conflict
with the ideas and ideals Of the people
he has left.
If anything interesting Il done with
this In o story way, 1t will make a good
picture, because Tibbett will certainly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-26
MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE
BY MoLLIE MERRICK.

do something interesting with 1t in the
way Of Characterization.
Mary Astor is enjoying an interesting
fare of popularity with the studios.
thanks to her very good performance in
Holiday" She will play the part of a
derelict girl opposite Louis Wolheim in
his new picture.
1t interesting to see how many
times this beauty, whose Greek nose
and perfect facial modelling would lead
one to believe should always be cast as
q daughter of quality plays the role Of
a gangster's mol or bit Of flotsa l.
Word reaches Hollywood that already
there Is keen strife among German
cinema actresses for the honor of play
ing opposite Al Jolson in his first Ger
man picture.
Jolson, who has already left Holly
wood, will sail for Germany early next
month. His adventuring soul is antici-
pating this making of a movie abroad
with much gusto. Germany is one OF
the best Al Jolson countries in the
world, 1t seems, and for his audiences
there to hear him in their own Ian
guage will further that following i'm
measurably.
Ruby Keeler hasn't done anything in
Hollywood aside from looking as pretty
as can be imagined and getting a, coat
OF brown that will be the marvel of all
who see. She frankly admits that she
isn't bothered by a longing to work
She merely wants to be sure that pro-
ducers still want her. And they do
for she has had one offer after another
during her stay here.
She is one Of the. best exemplars OF
the new mode, which really belongs to
youth. An increasing tendency on the
part of fashions to be created only fol
a Springtime charm leave the more
mature types q the earth with nc
choice but to look a trifie cornical OF
revert to something more dignifed than
chic.
Copyright, 1890 by North American News
paper Alliance.)
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AIN' / INT1TTTETD sc TOTRTETDl
IelA+lR 8 IAIe OIL IE E.lU q or e
ARIElP DE lB ATLAS | { rs
to z All 81 lTl E q El AS lTl
il! ! i : |:
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ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-26

do something interesting with 1t in tn
way Of characterization.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
SCENT IsTvAN EGYLET

A Scent Istvan Egylet f. h6
Gan tartott rendes havi gyiilesen
elhatarozta, hogy a kosaras pix
niket mem julius 13-an, hanem ju-
Illus h6 20-an, vagyis egy hettel
kes6bb lesz megtartva a Kimmel
Parkban. Az elhalasztas azert
tortent, inert a Bridgeport $50
vetseg is ugyanazon a napon tart
pikniket.
Beteg tagok: Pivarnyik Mi
halyne 300 Alexander St., Bark6
Istvanne 1708 Oakwood Ave,
Hauser Ignatzne, SAP Dorothy
Ave es Mislay Imrene, 535 Doro-
thy Ave. Betegseg a titkarnal je-
lentend6: AL Pasadena Avenue.
Telefon 1880.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
SIT. GYORGY sZOvETsEG
HAVI GYULESE

A SIT. Gy0rgy macy. g0r. kath.
Szovetseg f. no 13-an, vasarnap a
scent mise utan tartja rendes ha-
vi gyiileset a g0r. kath. templom
alatti teremben. A tagok keret-
mex nagy szammal val6 megje-
lenesre. A februari gyiilesen ell
hataroztatott, hogy a szazadik
tag ingyen beallhat az egyletbe.
Majusi tagletszam 81. Juniusban
5 tag lett f0lveve, akik koziil
Dank6 J6zsefne volt a szazadik
tag es ICY az .Slbeallasa dijtalan.
A kedvezmeny, melyet kozpont
engedelyezett, majust6l novembe-
rig fog tartani. Tisztelettel
Ifj. Kaczur Mihaly titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10

Benish Margit, 0zv. Bcnish
Adamne, 1917 Central Ave, anne
rikai sziilctesii, de mindig ma
gyar erzelmii leanya nagy skier
rel tette lie a multi h6napban az
apol6noi vizsgat a Clifton Springs
Szanat6riumban, Clifton Springs,
N. Y.-ban.
Az iigyes magyar leany 1926
ban vegezte Rayen High
Schoolt es harom ev alatt vegezte
ell az apol6noi tanfolyamokat.
Mint halljuk, a szanatoriumban
annyira megkedveltek, hogy mint
rendes apol6n6t alkalmaztak.
Benish Margit, leanya a mem
regen elhunyt Benish Adamnak,
akinek sok even at volt uzlete a
Brier Hillen es aki hi tagja volt
SIT. Istvan egyletnek es egy-
haznak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
KET HAZAsPART
MEG0LT A VILLAIN

Fony6dr0l jelentik: = A multi
napokban hatalmas vihar vonuit
ell a balatonmenti Fonyod k0zseg
felett. Zsinkai Imre f0ldmives es
felesege akik a mez6n dolgoztak,
egy boglya toveben huz6dtak
meg a vihar el0l. A VILLAIN belle
iit0tt a boglyaba es mindkettolii-
ket halalra sujtotta. = Zirc k0z-
seq hataraban Navratil Erzsebe-
tet, Pincehely k0zsegben GGg0s
Ferenc gazdalkod6t es feleseget
itotte agyOn a VILLAIN.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
lNGYENEs BEALLAS
EGY BETEGsEGEtYZ0BE

A Fiiggetlen Ref. Egyhazi Bs.
Egylet megbizasab6l tisztelettel
tudatom magyar testvereinkkel,
hogy szepen halado egyletiinkbe
zaros hataridoig ingyenes beallas
van engedelyezve 1876 tv k0-
z0tti ferfiak IS n6k szamara. A
oeallashoz azoknak, akik rendes
iizemi alkalmazasban vannak, or
vosi bizonyitvany mem sziikseges.
Havi dij mindossze so cent, mely-
nek elleneben a tag heti 6 dollar
betegsegelyre jogosult. Halal ese-
ten az or0kos annyi dollart kap,
albany rendes tagja az elhalalozas
h6napjaban volt az egyletnek.
Az egylet mem reformatus val
lasu magyarokat is felvesz tagjai
k0ze, ha azok az egylet reforma-
tus jelleget elismerik.
Szeretettel hivom fel magyar
testvereink figyelmet ere a ked-
vez6 alkalomra. Hasznaljak ait
XII sajat j6l felfogott erdekikben.
Tisztelettel
Kat6cs J&nos titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
DOKTORRA AVATTAK
J0ZSEF FERENC HG.- EFT

!Budapestr6l jelentik - Vitez
JOSEF Ferenc kiralyi herceg dok-
tori szigorlatot tett k0zgazda-
sagi politikai fotargyb6l, social
politika es gazdasagt0rtenet mel
lektargyakbol es doktori erteke-
zest irt "Az idegenforgalom es
annak kozgazdasagi jelent6sege'
cimmel. Doktorra avatasa junius
2O-an, penteken delel6tt volt az
egyetemen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
LETART0ZTATOTT
MASSZIROZ0 HAZAsPAR

Pragabol jelentik: - A pragai
erk0lcsrendeszeti hat6sagok lie.
tart6ztattak a harom legismer-
tebb pragai masszazs-szal6n tu.
lajdonosat, Socher J6zsefet es fe-
leseget. Socher J6zsef ellen keri.
tes, felesege ellen pedig magzat-
elhajtas Matt indult eljaras. A
harom masszazs-szal6nban razzia
volt az 0sszes massziroz6n6ket a
'rendorsegre vittek. valameny-
nyien fatal leanyok, 1925 eve
SEX. Secher annak idejen azzal
szerzodtette a feanyokat; hogy
ingyen megtanitja Sket masszi-
rozni, ok pedig k0telezik magu-
kat ARA, hogy egy h6napig fize-
tes nelkul dolgoznak. Socher, a
leanyok valomasa szerint, azzal
kezdte az oktatast, hogy mereny-
letet k0vetett ell ellenIk. Miutan
az els6 honap utan sem kaptak
fizetest, csak az p6nz jutott me-
Xix, amit a latogat6kt6l kaptak.
A rend6rseg a h&rom masszazs-
szal6nban olyan szerss4mokat is
talalt, amelyeket szadista fsrfiak
res0ere tartogattak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
HALALOZAS

Molnar Istvanne Borbala, Al
ewes Hartford Street,, erdelyi
szarmazasu ismert asszony, het
havi betegseg utan szivbaj kovet-
kezteben elhunyt az elmult pente-
ken. "a ev 6ta volt Amerikaban S
ebb6l 14-et toltott Youngstown
ban. Ferje es ket ferjezett leanya
gyaszoljak a kiterjedt rokon-
sag. Tagja volt a First Reformed
Church-nek a Szasz Segelyz6
N6egyletnek. Lapunknak eveken
keresztul huseges olvas6ja volt s
oft lehetett latni 1T minden ma
gyobb magyar unnepelyen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
A HAL0D0 PENz
Irta Barany Ferenc.

Biiszke tronusa az egboltot verte,
Dolyf0sen nezett a vilagon szerte.
Foldig hajolt el6tte ur es szolga:
Szegeny es gazdag, buta es bolcs;
Szekeret tolta.
Fla Penz ur ofelsege ugy akarta:
Szemermes sziizbol lett utcak
cafatja,
Sok orias szellem torpe lett erte,
Sok biiszke ferfi, igas baron,
Amig elerte.
-.g:..
Rabszijra fuz0tt sz0k6
gondolatot,
Bargyu kezekbe testvergyilkot
adott.
Hitvany, rongyos csalas az orok
beke,
Mig fold0n imadott ur lesz
Penz 6felsege.
Legnagyobb balvany balvanyok
k0z0tt:
Recseg tronja, varazsa
megt0r0tt.
Keves kegyence busan
megsiratja
S kejjel tapsol halaltusajan
Millio rabja.
Penz ur meg fesziti petyhudt
izmait,
Kushadtan var: ha f0lkel
hatalma it,?
Aranyfogai csikorognak
mogorvan
De mar Krisztus scent k0tele.
Fesziil torkan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
SIT. IMRE HG. EGYLET
HAVI GYUI. .ESE

A New Brunswick SIT. Imre
Hg. Egylet helybeli 9-ik osztalya
a j0v6 vasarnap, azaz f. h6 13-an,
delutan 2 oral kezdetteI tartja
rendes havi gyiileset a SIT. Istvan
Otthonban, Wilson Ave.
Kerem a tagtarsakat, hogy mi
mel nagyobb szamban jelenjenek
meg a gyulesen. Az elmult h6 TO-
lyaman az egyletnel elhalt 2 tag,
az ezek utan jar6 halaleseti kive-
tes ezen gyiilesen valik esede-
kesse. Tagtarsi tisztelettel
Hauzer Fil0p titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
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