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New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
HOUSE PASSES KEY
 ENFORCEMENT BILL
Measure Permits Commissioner
 to Handle Minor 06enSeS

Washington, June Gp - The key piece of legislation in the Hoover law enforcement commits sions program for increasing the effectiveness Of the prohibition sta tutes today bore the approval of the house and awaited the action of the senate.
 This vas the much disputed meas uro 10 permit United States com mlssloners 10 handle minor viola tlons Of the dry laws without q jury It was passed by the house late yes terday after q heated debate. Three other measures connected with it were approved by the house on Tues day
 The group. by amending the Jones law and the United States code, would define and fix maximum pen altles for misdemeanors and author lze an accused person 10 waive his constitutional right of trial by jury These, too, aroused a bitter contro- versy.
 Wet Bloc Attack Fails
 The fourth bill was attacked by the wet bloc and by some dry mem bers as unconstitutional and inyolv- ing on undesirable change in judi .cial procedure. They attempted to send if back to conference. but fail cd by I vote of 225 to 157. It was approved, 218 to IT., the many dry democrats joining administration republicans in voting for it's passage.
 The bill was amended from the floor to authorize commissioners to handle petty offenses against all the federal statutes, not only the prohi bltion. laws. 10 permit a defsndant 10 appeal for q jury trial or by a judge, and to fix q limit upon the amount in fees that commissioner could collect for pleas of not guilty.
 In general the program was in tended to attack the prohibition problem by relieving congestion in the federal courts. The original pro- posals of the law enforcement com mission passed upon and approved the program before it was reported to the house.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05

- kentuchy's famous old toast con- corning beautiful women and fast horses has ben slightly revised by Miller Bros. l9l Ranch Real Wild West, coming 10 New Britain Tues day. June r, at St. Mary's Field, on Allen street, for the cowboys and other horsem2a, referring to the many lovely girls and splendid horses with tse show, offer this tcast: 'To 1o1 Ranch, Its girls are sweet and it's horses arc salty" Inc top hands declare this the most gorgeous praise that ever came out O. the cattle country.
 Horse acts are more in evidence than ever before in the 1880 edition or the 101 Ranch program. especial ly in the rodeo, high jumping and high school offerings, but the best feature Of these displays is the corps Of personable girl riders who will be seen in the saddles. Many of the most expert horsewomen in the land will sail oyer the hurdles astride the steeplechasers.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
SAY YOUNG GUARD
 SEEKS NAVAL VOTE
Rumors Also Have Treaty Foes
 Advocating Senate Recess

Washington. June 5 GF, - Two rumors of efforts to upset the plans Of senate leaders Tor debating the London naval treaty at a special session gained circulation today on Ca apitol Hill.
 The first rumor attributed 10 the young republican faction move 10 bring the pact to a vote before ad- journment of the present session. The second laid to the opponents of the treaty an endeavor to have the senate recess, rather than adjourn, 6 technical distinction which would prevent President Hoover from call ing the extraordinary session.
 Leaders of all factions of the sen- ate, except the young republicans entered into the agreement to con- cider the pact at the special session. Word that they would seek a vote on the treaty before adjournlng spread after Senators Nandenberg Of Michigan and Allen, of Kansas had discussed the situation with Presi- dent Hoover.
 senate wants dCdti"l
 Their calls at the White House followed that of Republican Leader Watson and Senator Moses Of New Hampshire, the president pro tenn. of the senate, who informed Mir. Hoover of a general desire among their colleagues to get away from Washington for the summer, and the coming campaign, as quickly as possible. They suggested the treaty be deferred until next winter, but such a course was opposed by the chief executive.
 Chairman Borah of the senate foreign relations committee, expects to call his group together for action on the pact as soon as the volumin- ous testimony taken at the hearings is available in printed form. This will probably be on Friday, but a report on the pact is not expected until next week.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
SOLDIERS T0LEAVE
 FOR CAMPS SOON
Troops Will Get Summer Train
 ing at Various Points

Boston, June 5 (UP) = Advance units of New England's citizen army 24,000 strong, will start within the next fortnight to the summer train Ing camps and the military training season of 1880 will officially get un- ser way.
 Estimates made at first corps area headquarters here today call for the attendance at New England military camps this summer of 19,050 Nation a Guardsmen. 1900 reserve officers, 1SS members of the reserve officers training corps and 3,400 students of the citizens military Ara ~ing camps
 Camp Devens will be the destina- tion of the major part of the Citi- zen army, plans calling for the en- Campment of 15,000 trainees at the Aver cantonment this summer. Other encampments at regular army posts in New England and the num- Der of trainees who will attend will take place at. Fort H. c. Wright, off New London, Conn. 2,S94: Fort Ethan Allen, Burlington, Vt, 1,212; Fort Adams, Newport. R. L, 1.046, and at Forts Mckinley and Will Hams Portland, Me. 1,473.
 Colonel Frederick G. Knabenshue, now chief of staff of the. 97th re- serve division at Manchester. N. H, has been designated 10 command Camp Devens.
 The distinction of being the first unit of the citizen army to con- mence it's encampment ip Ne" Eng land this summer falls 10 the 103d Field Artillery regiment of Rhode Island. This unit, commanded by Major F, w. Rollins, will commence its training at Camp Devens on June l4
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
Third Warders Select
 Morse for Councilman

mon council have agreed on the nomination of Leonard Morse as councilman from the third ward to succeed Gleason W. Parker, who has been advanced 10 the post Of alder man. This nomination will be made at q special meeting of the common council tonight at which action will be taken on the park boards rec ommendation that wading pool be constructed on the Washington school grounds by Joseph Battaglia.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
CLAIM DOC" ROCKWELL FAXED

New York, June (UP) - The medical diagnoses Of 'Dr. Rockwell are worth s1,750 week to the Shuberts when he gives them on the stage, but they are suing him for s100,00O for the one he gave them about himself, Jacob Shubert aC cuses the doctor Of feignipg ill- ness for eight months and writing movie scenarios while they waited for him to recover"
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
AT THE PALACE,

The Palace theatre today and to- morrow have two special features on the program.
 The Black Watch Fox picture featuring Victor MCLaglen,
 The role IS that of brother to Captain Donald Gordon King of the Black Watch the nickname of the famous End Highlanders, and Rollins. in the picture is the young est member Of the regiment.
 The co-feature is The Awful Truth" starring Ina Claire, who played in this production in it's sen sational run on Broadway.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
Federal Agents Held
 For Raid on House

Jamestown, N. Y, June : (UP)- Three federal prohibition agents charged with illegal entry Of home were at liberty on their own recog- nizance today pending hearing of their case. set for June IS,
 The accused enforcement officers, Joseph E. HolComb. George A. Lew is, and John Sweeney, voluntarily appeared before [. s Commissioner George R. Bootey and pleaded not guilty.
 Bootey issued warrants for their arrest on complaint of Mrs. Patsy Minati, who claims the agents fore ed their way into her home without a search warrant. The officers deny any knowledge of the raid,
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
BELIEVE BODY IDENTIFIED

Norwalk, June P)-The body of a man recovered from Nor walk harbor yesterday was believed today 10 be that Of John McNamara of Tiverton, R. I, young apprentice engineer aboard the freighter Thames, which caught fire and was destroyed near here several weeks ago,
 McNamara stood by the burning ship while 25 companions took to two boats. Ten were rescued and Is perlshed,
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
Three Insane Men Are
 Still at Large Today

Ionia. Mach. June 5.-lCPJ- Residents of this section went about their tasks as usual today, after two days of fear, treasured by the fact that all out three of the madmen who had escaped from the state hos pital for the criminally insane were back under guard.
 The three still at large were be- lleved to have stolen an automobile and made good their escape from this section of the state. Reports from St. Johns said the trio passed through there yesterday, but nothing else has been learned that might 1n- dicate their V herea bouts.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
WILL VISIT IN ROPE

Mrs, OttiIia Johnson and daughter, Miss Adeline Johnson Of 4S8 Stanley street, will leave tomorrow for New York where they will complete ar engagements necessary for a tour of Sweden, France and England. While ln Sweden Mrs. Johnson will visit her mother. George Johnson, son of Mrs. Johnson, will accompany the party 10 New York.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
Italy Warned Eruption
 Of Vesuyius Serious

Naples. Italy June Lp) - Warn ing that the present eruption Of Nesuyius may be serious and that immediate construction of earth works is necessary to avert possible sdisaster was made today by Profes- sor Malladra. head of the Nesuyius observatory
 He said the former earthworks
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
RUBBER FITIRES WEAK

New York, June 7s LP) - Rubber futures opened weak. July 12.7O; September 1910; December 1860. New contracts. July 1920; Septem- Der l3,46, December 1885.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05

ago, leaving free path for the flow of lava which may come at any hour from the volcano
 There is no preoccupation for the moment because the preparatory phase is normal but with Vesuvfus one, can never be secure" he said.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05

Thc fastest elevators yet built have recently been installed in skpscra per They travel at the rate Of 9h0 feet per minute.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-27

through construction of highway
across land between Greenwood and
Glen streets, purchased by the city
plan commission.
Plans for a concrete Culvert III
Piper brook at the site Of the pres
cnt outflow were examined and ap-
proved. The culvert will be six feet
in diameter and will end. the prob
lem Of storm water stoppage at the
Nibherts tract it is expected.
\ verbal report was presented on
negotiations being made with the
owner Of property at East street and
Ncwington avenue where it is plan
ned to cut down a high bank and
remove a traffic hazard. provided
agreements can be completed.
4 request was received from resi-
dents Of Barnes street asking that
electric lights be installed. The re-
quest was tabled awaiting word from
the corporation counsel as to wheth-
er favorable action will require the
city TO accept the street
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-27

would postpone for two years the
reapportionment of elective dis
tricts after each new census of reg
istered voters will be submitted to
the voters OF the state for ratitica-
ton.
Certain powers Of redistricting
are also taken from the county con-
missioners and conferred upon the
legislature by the measure. The pro-
posal was first passed by both
branches in 1925 and was approved
yesterday in Joint convention by a
1856 to IS vote.
\ second proposed amendment
giving the general court authority TO
levy taxes on tangible property was
rejected after previously having
been ordered to third reading dur
ing this session.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-27

age during the absence of Mrs.
Johnston. The pastor gave Ill health
as the reason for his resignation.
Rising to defend Miss Green for
her action in accusing the pastor,
Miss Anna Gagel told church MEM
bers she had a list of II girls who
had similar complaints TO make
against him, the alleged acts taking
place over d period of seven years.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-27

years he was employed in the pay
department of the New Britain Ma
chine Co, and since leaving the
city's employ two Years ago has been
in the insurance business. He was
one of the census enumeratcrs APP
pointed by Attorney William Il.
Harvey to make the canvass in this
district.
Neri. an accountant, will return to
that work when he goes off the city
payroll.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-27
VOTERS WILL DECIDE
ON REINFORCEMENT
Amendment Would Postpone Action
Until Two Years After Lach
New Census Is Taken.

Boston. May (P>-Thc proposed
constitutional amendment which
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-27
Through the Static

Billie" the musical comedy that
>rcW from George NJ. Cohaus
broadway Jones'" will be produced
i'm miniature on the musical comedy
memories program over the CHS al
tu:&o O'Clock tonight.
Nadine Belle Forbes Cutter, 50.
orano and Dan Baker have the
l,ading vocal roles. Their duet.
Where We're You" constitutes one
Of The highnghts. Other featured
selections are Billie" "Personalt-
~" and Come to st. Thomas
with Madame Cutter and the en-
semblc. and Happy" Mr.. Bakers
tenor solo. The instrumental back
ground IS supplied by the Leon
5loom concert orchestra.
. My Wife's Gone to the Coun-
try" with tho catch phrase, "Hurrah,
Hurrah.." a song Of great popu-
larIty 20 years ago, VIII be pIayed
+ by the orchestra directed by Vim
) cent Lopez during the broadcast
over an Mo network tonight at
o'clock.
Frank Blacks specially arranged
. "Potpourri OF Italian Melodies ana
2 string ensemble rendition Of Car
ric Jacob Bonds II Love You
Truly" represent hilhHghts IN the
program of young and Old melodies
10 be heard over an NBC network
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-27
FIRST KNOWN METAL

New York, May 27. (P-Copper
was mans earliest known metal and
by its scale man has been skilled
artisan for i very long time. Six
thousand years ago copper pins
and needles were buried in the
tomb of Snefru, an Egyptian king.
USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR BEST RESULTS
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-27

U>E HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-25
K0szONETNYILvANITAs

Fogadjak halas koszonetiinket
mindazok, akik november 2S-an
elhunyt draga halottunk Baginyi
Janosne 81. Szuligan Ilona dec.
Len tartott temetesen jelenletiik-
kel reszvetiiket nyilvanitottak.
Koszonjik gyonyoruen veze-
tett gyasz sZertartast FIT. Mackov
J6zsefnek, a Magyar Cor. Kath.
Egyhaz lelkeszenek.
A viragokert koszonetet mon
dunk a kovetkezoknek: Baginyi
Istvan es cs., Kerti Imre es cs.,
Szuligan Pal, Juhasz Bella es cs..
Sheet and Tube brier hilli teleDe-
mex alkalmazottjai.
Baginyi Janos es csaladja
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-25
MEGsZ0LALT stjKETNEMA

A multi napokban egy asszony
jart hazrol hazra a south sldeon.
Minden haznal fgy kartyat muta-
tott fel, amely Macy betiikkel hir-
dette, hogy a szegeny asszony su-
ketnema koldulassal kenytelen
tengetni eletet.
Szerdan delutan is becsengetett
egy haznal. Egy ember nyitott
ajtot, ertesere adta koldusnak,
hogy tole mem kap segitseget, S
miel6tt az asszony megfordult, be
is csapta az ajt6t.
Azert mem kell epen az ORION
elott bevagni az ajtot" szolt ha-
ragosan "siiketnema' koldus-
asszony.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-25
Az ARVAHAZNAK
SEGELYRE VAN sZUKSEGE

Ha valahol megerzik a nehez
idoket: ugy itten erezziik meg a
legjobban, ahol egy szaztiz tagu
csaladrol kell gondot viselnunk.
Mem tudom, hogy hol, mem tu-
dom, hogy kicsoda, de AIT a vadat
emelte ez ellen az Intezet ellen,
hogy t0bb a bevetele, mint kia-
dasa. Aki EFT mondta, mem kis6r-
tie figyelemmel azokat kimuta-
tasokat, amelyekben az Arvahaz-
max az allapotar6l honaprol- no
napra szamot adunk. A szigoru es
szonoru teny az, hogy ha a Iegna-
gyobb lelkesedessel IS aldozat-
keszseggel mem jonnek segits6gul
a dolgozo es anyagi javakkal biro
testverek: akkor ezt az evet nagy
deficittel zarjuk be.
Ezt szeretnem elkeriilni, inert
akkor azoknak d javara billenne
a merleg, akik mar regen AIT al
litjak, hogy szjikebbre kell szori-
tani a munkalkodas mezejet 6s be
kell zarni a kapukat
Egy korhazban fekv0 edesapa,
aki nem regen temette ell felese-
get es egy gyermeket, most AIT
keri, hogy harom gyermeket We
gyilk fel az lntezetbe. A beteg
jol tudja, hogv szamara aligha
van szabadulah. Ez az edesapa
minden munkamezon hiven mum
kalkodotf, egyhazban, egyletben.
Szabad-e kereset elutasitanunk
Ugy-e nem? Az ilyen esetekert
kerem en- a testvereket, hogy joj
jenek, segitsenek, rendszeresen.
inert mem el6g egyszer j6llakni,
mem eleg egyszer j6 ruhaba 0ltoz-
nj. Az arvak segit6senek folyto-
nosnal1 kell lenni. Ext pedig csak
itten nyerhetik meg
En- hiszek az amerikai magyar
sagban!
Minden adomany erre cimre
kiildendo: Hungarian Reformed
Orphans Home, Ligonier, Pa.
Boldog iinnepeket kivan min
den magyar testvernek az Arya-
haz igazgatosaga, vezetosege es
gondozottjai, mindenek felett pc
dig az, aki annyi sok bizonysdgot
tehet' a mi testvereink mellett,
Kalassay Sander, arvaatya.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-25
,ELsttLT PIsZTOLY

Robert Esker, 16 ewes, 233
Ayers street, ifju eletveszelyes
allapotban fekszlk st. Elizabeth
korhazban ,ahova veletlen lovol-
d0zes folytan keriilt.
A rendorseg jelentese szerint
Esker es egy baratja az utobbl-
max pisztolyaval jatszottak, -
amely elsiilt. A golyo Esker area
max baloldalan hatolt be, sulyc
serulest ejtett a nyakgerlncen es
nyakanak jobboldalan at hagyta
ell Esker testet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-25
ak oLbAt,

mennyit elfogta IS atadta pest
videki kir. iigyeszsegnek. AZ ed
dig kideritett lopasokon kiyul a
gyanusitottak lak&s&n q csend6r-
seq tobb biinjelet talalt. A kiker-
dezes soran gyanusitottak el6-
adtak, hogy a Budapest Hatvan
kozott kozleked6 vonaton egy is
meretlen, alv6 utastol egy BORON
dot, ruhanemuvel. Ugyanakkor
egy allit6lagos zagyvapalfalvai
rokkantt6l egy zsak vasznat es
egyeb ruhanemit. Ismeretlen EN-
berekt6l t0bb rend ruhanemiit,
nagyobb mennyisegii tojast, kesz-
penzt es egyeb ertektargyakat
loptak ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-25
KIIRTOTTA A CSALADJAT
ES FEJBEL0TTE MAGAT

Pragab6l jelentik: - Rakonitz
mellett, Malinova faluban, csala-
di tragedia jatsz6dott lie. Pitter-
mann Jozsef 33 ewes munkanel-
kill komuves megfojtotta negy
apr6 gyermeket, agyonl6tte fele-
seget es vegul a sajat fejebe r0-
pitett golyot.
A borzalmas eset elozmenyei a
k0vetkezok: Pittermann JOSEF
es felesege tiz even at boldog csa-
ladi eletet eltek mindaddig, amig
a komiives nemreg munka nelkul
maradt. Hogy a csalad nyomorat
enyhitse, az asszony egy Heida
nevu gazdag paraszt szolgalataba
lepett. A vagyonos agglegeny es
csinos fatal asszony kozott ba-
ratsag szovodott es Pittermann,
ertesilve errol, tombolt feltekcny
segeben. Gyakran tett szemreha-
nyast felesegenek, es AIT haitogat-
ia, hogy rettenetes bosszut fog
| allni.
A multi napok egyik estejen is
met egyedul volt otthon a oyer
mekekkel es hiaba varta az asz-
szonyt. A gyermekek lefekudtek,
de Pittermann tovabb vart hiaba
es ekozben jutott szornyu elhata-
roza asara. K0telbol es egy oyer
mekharisnyabol hurkot keszitett
es mind a negy gyermeket meg
foJtotta. Ezutan magahoz vette
revolveret es Heida udvarahoz
sletett, ahol a kapun d0r0mb0lni
kezdett. Heida megismerte e. a
hatso ablakon at kiugorva. Pitro-
vlcba szaladt, ahol csendorseget
ertesltette .Ek0zben Pitterman
max slkerult behatolnia az udvar
IA es feleseget iild0zobe we've, az
asszony hataba lott. Az asszonyt
akl azonnal osszeesett, Pittermar
karJara vette es hazavitte, ahoI a
meggyllkolt gyermekek melle al
agyba fektette. Vegul fejbelGtt,
magat. Mire csend0rok meyer
keztek, negy gyermek halot1
volt, az asszony pedig nehany
perccel utobb halt meg.
A csaladirto apat meg elve sza
lltottak be a rakonici k6rhazba
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-25
JURIsTA ISTVAN
HALALOS BALESETE

(Folyt. az 1-s6 oldalr6D.
kozben alighanem az egyik lepcso
elebe vagta fejet.
A rend6ri vizsgalat es halott-
KEN jelentese szerint a halalt ba-
leset okozta, koponyacsont repe-
des idezte elo.
Jurista halalanak hire VILLAIN
gyorsan bejarta a magyarsagot
es hetfo estet0l kezdve tomegesen
kereste fel magyarsag a 2215
Russell street, gyaszhazat Renge-
teg nep vett reszt a szerdan del
elott megtartott temetesen Ma
gyarok Nagyasszonya templom-
ban. Juristat a Calvary temet6-
ben helyeztek orok nyugalomra
Jurista Istvan. 81 evvel ezelott
sziiletett a Zemplen megyei Ma
don. Amerikaba 90 evvel ezel0tt
vandorolt XII. Egyenesen Youngs-
f, townba j0tt es csakhamar mum
kat kapott a Carnegie Steel Co.
Ohio Works telepen, ahol % even
at mindhalalaig dolgozott. Juris-
ia szorgalmas, dolgos ember volt.
33 evvel ezel0tt vette ell Deak Ilo-
nat, aki most hat gyermekeyel :
! Desc, Barany Ferencne ST. Juris-
ia Ilona, Istvan, Margit, Berti es
| Anna gyaszolja halalat.
Jurista sokaig volt a SIT. lst-
van egyhaz tagja, maid resztvett
Magyarok Nagyasszonya nit
kozseg megalakitasaban. % even
at nemcsak tagja, de gyakran
tisztvisel6je is volt a Scent Istvan
egyletnek, 16 even at volt tagja
! Verhovay 1OS-ik 'fioknak, tagja
volt a Munkas Betegsegelyzo es
| Onkepzokor 49-ik osztalyanak es
a gyari egyletnek. Jurlsta komo-
lyan reszt vett magyarsag ko-
z0s munka jaban OFT volt Macy
bizottsag megsziiletesekor es eve
ken at tagja volt. Ugyancsak tag
ia volt Polgari Kornek es &
west sidei Polgari Kornek. Juris
ia bacsi szorgalmas gyiles lato
cato volt.
A k0zvetlen csaladon XVII
nagyszamu es kiterJedt rokonsae
gyaszolja halalat ugy lit Youngs
townban, mint az ohazaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-25
GYERMEKRABLAS

Clevelandbol jelentik a
bir6sag het evi fegyhaz biiatetes-
re itelte Weiss Gyorgy, buntetctt
eloeletii egyent gyermekrablas
biintette Matt. A vad szcrint
Weiss fiuruhaba oltoztette es
megszoktette hazulrol II ewes
unokahugat, Szakacs Annat.
Weis beismerte bunet, de eny-
hito k0rulmenyiil hozta feL, hogy
j6szandekkal viseltetett kis-
leany irant, fel alSarta nevelni IS
iskolaztatni.
Weiss novere, a leanyka edes-
anyja AIT hiszi, hogy Weiss bosz-
sznb6l k0vette el tettet, miutan
kenyszeritettek, hogy hagyja el
otthonukat, inert hem akalt mum
kaba menni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-25
SHARON, PA.
VERHOVAY 26. FI0K
HAvI GYtjLESE

Kerem a Verhovay Segely Egy-
let 26-ik fiokjanak tagjait, hogy
az 1881 januar 4-en tartand6 rem
des havi gyllesen teljes szamban
jelenjenek meg, inert nagyon fon-
tos iigy lesz targyalva, ami min
den tagot erdekelni fog.
Kerem mindazokat, akiknek
gyermekei az ifjusagi osztaly tag
jai, hogy hozzak el gyermekeiket,
hogy k6zpont karacsonyi alan
dekat, a szep gombjelvenyeket
kioszthassuk.
A tisztikar neveben az 0sszma-
gyarsagnak boldog uj evet kivan
Zaborszky Istvan, titkar.