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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-13
FIRE BLICHTS
HOOVER'S CAMP
Blaze Within 10 Miles OF
Lodge Makes Trickle
Of Trout Stream

ORANGE. Virginia, July 12-P-
President Hoover came TO his noun
tain camp today 10 find an aroma
of burning pine, flowers from which
leaves were whitening, and streams
that were dwindling to a mere
trickle.
Drought that has added to the
woes of the farmer during the grow
ing seasons was stretching a blight.
ing hand into the Virginia noun
tains.
IL left the timber country easy
prey for Tres. and hlazeS dotted the
hills. The largest was about 10 miles
from the presidents camp. others
were a and as the party ap-
preached the camp they rode
through an odor of burning pine.
Several hundred men were called
out to fight the larger blaze a
Luray, and it was brought under
control during the day.
Drinking water from the spring
was plentiful. but one of the preSi-
dents favorite trout streams was
only a trickle. The flower beds.
carefully nursed by Mrs. Hoover dur
EflS AlCk LlLlllll , obdN CT tAAC (dAARf
Galso were showing the effects Of the
<dTy weather.
Three spokesman for the president
in the senate-Allen of Kansas.
Smoot of Utah and ~Vandenberg Of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. him.
The president made no attempt
TO visit the bass streams which are
several miles from his camp and
with the trout seaCon closed. resort
ed 10 hiking for recreation. Other
members of the party went horse
back riding.
Following their usual custom, the
president and Mrs. Hoover expect
to leave in the middle Of the after
noon tomorrow for the return 10 the
White House. Mrs. Hoover again
driving her own a
On the trip today she was at TIN
wheel for the first time since she
was injured. and drove half Of the
way, Mrs. Stark Mcmillan. OF Palo
Alto, driving the remainder.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-13
Planes ~Inaugurate
Passenger Service

"A regular an-American tri-
motored airplane. with III w. Sheri-
dan az pilot. will carry passengers
over Brownsville. Matam0r0S. and
the lower Valley starting at $50
o'clock Sunday afternoon. according
10 Jack G.. McDermott. traffic rep
resentativc. "A nominal charge vel
10 made for the flights.
I'VE are starting ttfS service to-
day for the first time Mr.. Nc
Dermott said. If patronage Is sur
ficient. and Valley citizens show
enough interest we viii continue
these flights every Sunday
The flights will be OF Commute
duration. it was said. and o large
portion Of this end az the Valley VIII
be covered during the time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-13
WORLD o CENTER

LONDON. July l2.-The center OF
international telephoning is in Lon
don. At the central exchange here.
all calls coming from Rome. France,
England. Germany or elsewhere,
and going to the United States. are
handled. and the same Is r OF
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-13
BROWN

A brown chiffon, printed I'm beige.
has a shirred peplum skirt with
deep fI0unce below. also shirrcd.
and a wide, bateau neck with shir-
rda flOunces over the shoulders 20
fashion short sleeves.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-13

calls going the other way. An army
Of workers tend this exchange.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-13
CAMERON COUNTY COURT
AT LAW

Hon. John i. kIeIber, Judge
NO. 4421-A. A. Highbarger VS.. j.
A. Fowler, judgment for plaintiff.
Playground & Gymnasium Equip
ment Company VS. Lee B. James,
judgment for defendant.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-13

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FURNISHED by Valley Abstract Coz
Cameron County,
McLeod-Hood Co. 70 3. G. Cook;
The Washington times., 1930-12-22
RADIOS To LINK
MI, POLICE

SILVER SPRING, Md, Dec. a..
Within a few weeks the Mont
gomery county police will be
hooked up by radio with police
stations through the eastern sec
ton Of the United States by
means Of central broadcasting
station soon to be completed at
police precinct Station No. 10 in
the District of Columbia, 1t was
learned today.
Police cars at the Rockville,
Bethesda and Silver Spring sta
tions Of the Montgomery county
police department will be
equipped with radio receivers fur
nished by the Federal Govern
ment, which, it is, understood, is
undertaking to operate this sys-
tenn Of instant communication
for the purpose of deterring the
flow of alcoholic beverages into
the District of Columbia from
surrounding vicinities.
The Washington times., 1930-12-22
TIVE MANIAC CAPTURED: MAD BUTCHER STILL AT LARGE
CAME CONTEST
ANNOUNCED

CLARENDON. va, Dec. 22-
With indications that upland
game is going to be in dire need
this winter in Northern Virginia
and other sections Of the State
where the drought has affected
the natural food supply, Harry
Johnson, game warden Of Airing
ton county, today made public
the announcement Of a food
supply contest to be given under
the supervision Of the State Com
mission Of Game and Inland
Fisheries.
There viii be two divisions to
the contest, the first being COM
petition among individuals for
which prizes aggregating 500 win
be awarded, and competition
among organizations, the prize
for this group consisting Of 975
quail.
The contest win be judged on
the basis Of area covered, num-
ber Of birds fed, and the methods
employed in feeding them. En-
trance blanks may be secured
from the Commission Of Game
and Inland Fisheries, Richmond.
Va
The Washington times., 1930-12-22
HEAT Of RACES
STUDIED

In cooperation with scientific
institutions throughout the world,
the Carnegie Institution Of Wash
ington has undertaken research
with a view to determining the
heat production abilities of the
various races, or, in technical
language the basal metabolism'
Of these peoples, it was learned
today.
From an extensive study Of the
effect unon basal metabolism Of
weight, height, age, sex, disease,
undernourishment and overnour-
ishment, it is, evident that the
average, normal. adult inhabitant
of the United States has a basal
heat production corresponding to
about one calory per minute.
which is the heat produced per
minute by an ordinary sized
paraffin candle. A calory is ap.
proximately the quantity Of heat
required to warm a quart Of
water two degrees fahrenheit.
Metabolism Is said to be
basal" when the body is idling.
Basal mataboliSm Is the bodily
heat production while lying quiet
~ awake before breakfast after
the active processes Of digestion
have ceased.
The Washington times., 1930-12-22
Y. ". C.. A. Will Sing
YuLe Carols at Noon

Noontime Christmas carol pro-
grams are to be given this week
by choral groups Of the Y. w.
C. A. at the three city centers
Of the organization under the
direction of Miss Mary M. Bur
nett. These begin today with the
program at the Twentieth and
B. Street branch. -.#.
The association singers will
join other groups in a program
in Sherman Square when the
national community Christmas
tree will be lighted by President
Hoover.
The Washington times., 1930-12-22
Veterans to GiUe
ChiLdreNl's Party

Federal Post No. 824 Of the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars, will
entertain the children Of mem"
bers Of Washington and Arlington
county, Va, members at a christ
mas party tomorrow night in the
Jefferson District Fire Engine
House opposite the Virginia High
lands Station. Presents, singing Of
carols and motion pictures are to
feature the program, Commander
John G. Strobel announces.
The Washington times., 1930-12-22
BLUE LAW TEST
UP.IN COURT
TODAY
Police at Door Take Names of
Customers, List Articles,
Give Summons for Court

BALTIMORE, Dec. 22-Solution
Of the complicated question Of
what can and what cannot be
sold in delicatessen stores on
Sunday Is being sought In district
police court today as q result OF
the latest offensive put on yeSter-
day by the hlue-law shock troops.
Max e. and Paul l.. Miller.
proprietors Of q store in an
exclusive apartment house dis
trict, and q number Of their Sum-
day customers are taking prin-
cipal roles in tocCy'S hearings
with two patrolmen, representing
the blue-law exponents.
ProprietOrs in Doubt
The Millers, it is explained, had
been summoned to police court
several weeks ago and warned
against selling perishable goods on
the Sabbath. These included vege-
tables and groceries.
The store proprietors insist that
even after the conference with
the police officials they were left
in doubt as to what constitutes
perishable goods.
With two policemen listing items
bought for Sunday consumption
the storekeepers IN some instances
were able to persuade customers
to accept articles which they be-
lieved would not be classified as
perishable.
All Asked to Court
In many instances, however,
the customers either knew ex-
actly what they wanted and
would have, or they had been
given definite instructions before
leaving their homes as to what
they were to bring back. In
such instances they were power
less to make compromises.
The Washington times., 1930-12-22
INSANE PATIENT
SURRENDERS
TO POLICE
Frank Zanderkuylen Found
Hiding In Baltimore; Gordon
Only One Of Six Still Free

BALTIMORE, Dec. 22.-on the
eve Of his departure for Florida,
Frank Zanderkuylen. acid mur-
derer who escaped from Mat
teawan. Hospital for the Criminal
Insane three weeks ago, was cap
tured here late yesterday.
.Zanderkuylen, who surrendered
without a struggle when pohce
entered his room, had been i'd
ing here for more than two
weeks. His capture leaves only
one Of the sextette Of murderers
at large following the break on
December &.
The man was committed to the
hospital last March for the
murder Of his bigamous wife by
throwing acid on her. The only
man at large now Is Harry Cor
don, ''the mad butcher" who
killed two business rivals. zan-
derkuylen declared he does not
know where Gordon is, saying he
left the others shortly after the
escape. ....-
Zanderkuylen appeared at the
home Of his wife following his
escape, then at Catholic church
and then came to Baltimore. He
had planned to leave today for
Florida.
New York police are en- route
here to return the crazed man to
the hospital.
The Washington times., 1930-12-22
Army Sergeant Wins
HiOh Service Score

Master Sergt. Albert w. Bur
well, Of Fort Hoyle, Md, viii re-
tire from the Army December
81 after 80 years service and
statisticianS at the War Depart
ment have discovered that he
has a remarkable service record.
In fact, they announced, his
record represents nothing but
service. For in 15,768,000 min
-utes Of his enlistment period, the
statisticianS figured. Sergeant
Burwell has not been absent from
duty one minute.
The Washington times., 1930-12-22
NelU York Next Year
To See HOUard u. II

Howard UniverSity'S football
eleven next season will play for
the first time in New York city,
according to the Bison schedule
for 1881 released today. On No
vember Z, the locals will play
Morgan College, Of Baltimore,
colored collegiate champions, at
the Yankee Stadium.
The annual Thanksgiving con.
test will be played with Lincoln
In Philadelphia. .... "..
The Washington times., 1930-12-22
SMALL OIL MEN
SEEN PER|LED

More than 10000 small indie
pendent oil producers will be
forced to shut down if the Prairie
Oil and Gas Company withdraws
from the field the first Of the
year, according to DR.. George
Otis Smith, director Of the geo
logical survey.
The Prairie company recently
announced that 1t would with.
draw from business January J.,
as it's stocks on hand are greater
than demand and its storage
capacity is exhausted.
The Washington times., 1930-12-22

For dependable home or office aids
RECTORY Of tOday's Classified Ads.
The Washington times., 1930-12-22
Times staff Photo

IT
PETER AND GUS MANTZOURIS
PRESIDENT HOOVER will have sweet Christmas
if he makes away with the 15pound candy carried
to the White House by Peter and Gus Mantzours 6year
old twins of 1905 Seventh St. N. w. Their daddy
candy shop and the boys thought they would like to
remember the President with great big gift
The Washington times., 1930-12-22
Russell to Speak
At Friends Forum

DR.. Elbert Russell, dean Of the
theological school Of Duke Uni
versity, will address the Friends
Forum Sun day night at the
Friends Meeting House, 1911 I
Street. He will speak on Spiritual
Factors In Race Relations"
The lecture will be the fifth in
a series Of addresses at the
Friends Forum.
The Washington times., 1930-12-22
PASS BAR TEST

ARLINGTON, Va, Dec. %.
Among the students from Airing
ton county who successfully
passed the December examina-
tons Of the Virginia Bar ASso-
citation are Albert L. Jacobs,
Jessie s. Cheyney, and Elmer
Van DeuSen, Of Clarendon;
JoEeph D. Malloy, Raymond
Trent Harrisberger, Of Cherry
dale. and Russell M. King, of
Ballston.
The Washington times., 1930-12-22
Md. Tobacco Crop
72 Per Cent Normal

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, Dec.
22.-DeSpite the severe handicap
Of last summers drought, the
tobacco crop in this district
totaled approximately 25,00O,0 900
pounds, valued at $6,75O,00O, ac-
cording to figures just compiled
by w. B. Posey, tobacco specialist
of the University Of Maryland.
The Washington times., 1930-12-22
! ROBBERS GET RADIO

Robbers yesterday looted the
parked truck of the Atlantic
Radio and Electrical Company,
1000 block Fourteenth st. N. W.,
and stole a radio set worth $68.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04

A bridge read
ing lamp given
frees with a pur-
chase Of 500 or
more, cash or
charge a account, at
The hub during
this opening sale.
The Hub
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
A PETOFI BS. EGYLET
FEL.EVI SZAMADASA

1890 ban: Bevetel: jan. $4,000,
febr. 5000, marc. 1880, apr.
$3.50, maj. 5000, jun. 180.38. Osz-
szesen: $656.48. Kiadas: januar
$4,000, febr. =, marc. 302.50,
apr. 43.00, maj. 1850, jun. $500,
Osszesen $4,000. A haszon ezen
fel evben $S6.48. Teljes wagon
$5378.59. Az Egylet yagyona ell
van helyezve: Dollar Savings
Bank $323597, Campbell City
Trust $1977.56, forgalmi t3ke
$165.O6. Ezen elszamolason jelen
voltak julius sen Kelemen Gy.,
F0d6 Istvan, Varga J6zsef, To-
rok JOSEF, Sagi 1gnac, Majoros
Istvan, Horvath JOSEF, Rati ia
nos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
LESZ TALAN FURDES
A LAKE GI.ACIERBEN

A West Sideon lak6 magyarsag
mar regen nelkul0zi a nyilvanos
furd0helyet, hogy meleg nya-
ron nehany orat a hiiv0s habok-
ban t0lthessen.
Volt lido, amikor a Mill Creek
Park also tavaban a Lake Glacier
ben szabad volt fiir0dni, de amio-
ia elkesziilt Mill Creek f0csa-
lorna, a remek park kornyeke
erosen beepiilt, az egeszsegiigyi
hat6sagok betiltottak furdest,
inert vizben tifusz bacillusokat
fedeztek fel.
Most egy vi kesziileket pr6bal-
max XII, amely kl6r gazzal, -
amit csonakokbol bocsatanak a
vizbe, megoli bacilusokat. Ha a
kiserletek sikeriilnek, akkor
park komiszariusok ujb6l rendbe-
hozzak fiird6helyet es lesz a
West Side-i magyarsagnak me-
gint furd6helye.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
BUCSU- -ESTERE
KEsZULNEK A FUGGETLEN
REFORMATUSOK
. Minden erdeklOdo magyar
hivatalos.

Hirt adtunk mar arrol, hogy
Borsy-Kerekes Gyorgy esperes, a
Figgetlen Magyar Ref. Egyhaz
lelkesze es neje augustus 2-an
Magyarorszagra indulnak latoga-
t6ba. Az egyhazk0zseg n6egylete
es egyhaztanacsa ezzel kapcsolat-
ban julius 2O-an este 7 oral kez-
dettel bucsu-vacsorat rendez a
Szuligan Hallban.
"A vacsora datuma pontosan
egybeesik az esperes-lelkesz 10
ewes papi jubileumaval ICY AIT
meg jelentosebbe teszi.
Eredetileg az vot terv, hogy
a magyarsagot testiiletei utjan
fogjak meghivni az iinnepelyes
vacsorara, ett0l azonban a bucsu-
70 lelkesz egyenes kivansagara
elteklntett rendez0seg azert,
hogy az osszejovetelnek hivatalos
szinezetet elkeriilje.
Csaladias jellegii vacsoranak
szanjak ezt a fiiggetlen reforma-
tusok, ahova azonban kiil0n meg
hiv0k nelkUl is hivatalos az egesz
youngstown magyarsag.
Felkertek lapunkat ARA, hogy
ezt igy hozzuk nyilvanossagra es
jelezziik, hogy igen szivesen Ia
tott vendeg lesz azon az egyhaz-
k0zseg minden mas testllethez
vagy egyhazhoz tartoz6 baratja.
A vacsorat kitiin0 magyar etc
lekb0l allitja 0ssze a N3egylet
rendez6 bizottsaga S az egyhazta-
macs tagjai fognak gondoskodni a
vendegek elhelyezeser6l. Reszve.
tell jegy $1.0O, mely kaphat6 a
Noegylet es egyhaztanacs tagjai.
nal este a vacsora helyen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
A TtjzIJATEK ALDoZATAI

Mint minden evben, ugy az
iden is durrogtak bombak, ra-
ketak es egyebb tiizijatakok a
Flggetlenseg napjan, a multi PEN
teken. Amerika szerte persze rem
geteg aldozatot k0vetelt ez az os-
toba m6dja az iinneplesnek.
Youngstown videken szerencs6-
re az iden mem volt halalos bal
eset, de a sok egesi sebeket szen-
vedettek k0z0tt ketten is v0ltak
magyarok. A 18 ewes Csatl6s ia
most sharoni Bull k6rhazba, i
13 ewes Gala Mihalyt q warreni
varosi k6rhazban kezeltek egeyi
sebekkel. Mindketten q tiixii&te-
kok fldoIatai yoltak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
Cantoni szereplok
a Magyar Napon
Megkezd0d0tt a videki miikedve-
lok jelentkezese. - Ujabb beje-
lentesek is varhatok.

Az idei MAGYAR NAP-ot a
Youngstown Egyletek es Egyha-
zak Nagybizottsaga a szokottnal
joval szelesebb k0runek SANTA.
Ennek biztositasaul tekintelyes
helyet biztositott a k0zel videk
kivalobb miikedveloinek. A felhi-
vasok es jelentkezesek most van
max folyamatban $ csak annyit
van m6dunkban koz0lni, hogy
legutobb a cantoniak szerepiese
van eloterben.
A Cantoni Iparosk0r legut6bbi
piknikjen resztvett Gagyi Janos
nagybizottsagi tag, aki targyala-
sokat folytatott a cantoniakkal.
E megbeszeles eredmenyekent
mar is biztositottnak latszik a
cantoniak reszvetele. Minden va
losziniiseg szerint harom szerep-
lobol all6 szamot jelentenek maid
be.
A vegleges miisor osszeallitasa
kiilonben jov6 hetf6n tortenik
meg a Nagybizottsag rendez6i
gyiilesen. E helyen meg csak ARA
kerjuk fel videki egyhazakat es
egyleteket, hogy szamaikat ide-
jeben jelentsek be a Nagybizott-
sagi elnoknel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
Bridgeportiak
nagy piknikje
Macy elokesziileteket tett a rem
dezo bizottsag a piknik sikere
erdekeben.

A Bridgeport Sz0vetseg hely-
bell osztalya f. ho 13-an, vasar-
nap deltol fogva tartja nagysza-
basu piknikjet a White farmon, a
Mahoning Ave.-i villamos fordu-
l6jat6l mintegy tiz perc gyalog-
las. A rendezoseg aut6kkal fogja
varni az erkezoket | 0ratol 6 ora
ig a villamos leszallo allomasnal.
Enni es inni val6kr6l gondoskod-
va van. A talpala val6t Rig6
J6ska elismert hires ciganyban-
daja fogja szolgaltatni
Magyarok! Ha valamelyik
egyesulet megerdemli a partolast,
ugy az Bridgeport Sz0vetsag,
amely t0bb mint ket milli6 es kat-
szazezer dollarral ($2, ,200,O0O)
segitette a megszomoritott ma
gyar csaladokat. Ezen egyesiilet
minden tagja magyar. Ezen egy-
let minden magyar mozgalombol
kiveszi a reszet. Ezen egyesiilet
mem kerdi a tagjaitol, hogy XII
milyen vallasu, csak j6 magyar
legyen.
Eek utan joggal elvarjuk
Youngstown es kornyeke ma
gyarsagat6l, hogy megjelentsiik-
kel benniinket tamogatni fognak,
annal is inkabb, inert mulatsa-
gon sok, kedves f0ldi lesz, akik
uzenetet, leveleket es a legujabb
hireket fognak atadni. u neveEet
mem aruljuk ell, hogy nagyobb le-
gyen a meglepetes. Tehat julius
13-an White farmon talalko-
,zunk. Tisztelettelja a....-.-.,--..s.s.
RendezO- bizottsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
VEGRE UJRA KOVEZIK
A MARKET STREETET

A heten megindult munka
Market Streeten, hogy ezt a rem
rosssz alapotban lev6 foutat ujra
burkoljak aszfalttal.
Mar evek 6ta elhanyagolta a
varos ezt a munkat, inert a Mar
ket st. haztulaj jdonosai allandoan
az utica szelesiteser6l beszeltck.
Ebb0l azonban mem lett semmi es
most az utcat eredeti szelessege-
ben ujra kovezik.
Remeljuk, hogy a magyarsag
altal annyira hasznalt Mahoning
Avenuera is hamarosan rakeriil
a sor. Ez az utica a Mill Greek hi
dig rettenetesen rossz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
J6l sikerllt
a Macy piknik
Rengeteg nep volt q Campbell
Parkban a Fiiggetlenseg napjan,
a SGT. Istvan egyhaz nagy nyari
mulatsagan.

Lapunk mas helytn Ft. Varla-
ky Sandor plebanos reszleteseb-
ben beszamol Scent Istvan egy-
haz nagysikeri piknikjerol, ame-
lyet a Campbell Parkban tartot-
tax mutt penteken.
A piknik anyagi haszna, daca-
IA annak, hogy a munkaviszo-
nyok nem a legjobbak, szepnek
mondhato.
A kellemes meleg nyari delu-
tan t0bb mint ezer fonyi nepet
vonzott parkba. A meleg segi-
tette fogyasztani a hiisit6 italo-
kat. A tame meghozta az etvagyat
es aki mem hozott elem6zsiat, az
bizony bowen fogyasztotta de-
rex aszonyok altal keszitett jo
magyaros eteleket.
TermeSZeteSen a munkabOl XII
vettek resZiiket a kuratorok es
kollektorok Hoffer Andras veze-
tesevel es a piknik mem sikeriilt
volna a youngstown es campbelh
SIT. Terez Kor moi egyletek koz-
remiik0dese nelkiiI.
Varlaky four is derekasan XII
vette a reszet munkab6l Is
0rommel latta, hogy faradozasa
nam volt hiahaval6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
PET0FIEK PIKN1KJE

Julius 13-an, vasarnap delutan
nagyszabasu pikniket rendez
Campbellen a Petofi Egylet. A
piknik helye Vancsak Janos is
inert farmja Campbellen. A ze-
net Zajacz Janos nepszerii zene-
kara szolgaltatja. A pikniknek
kulonlegesege az, hogy azon be-
lepti dij nincs, de b5viben lesz vi
szont j6fele husito, etel is, ital is.
A vendegek j6 sz6rakoztatasar6l
tapasztalt es ugyes rendez0seg
gondoskodik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
MAGYAR NAP BIZOTTSAG

A Magyar Nap rendezesevel
megbizott sziikebb k0ri albIott-
saga a Nagybizottsagnak, hetfon
este pont fel nyolc oral kezdettel
gyilest tart a szerkesztosegben.
Miutan a vegleges program osz-
szeallitasarol van $40, keretnek a
bizotsagi tagok, hogy a gyiilesen
okvetlenul jeIenjenek meg.
Molnar Laios eln0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
MAGYAR EMBER KARA

A Figgetlenseg napjan Fedor
Andras campbelli honfitarsunk
536-15-ik utica alatti hazaban
tiiz tamadt, amely mintegy 5000
kart okozott. Fedorek mem vol
tax otthon amikor "a tuz kiit0tt
es ICY AIT gyanitjak, hogy valaki
a hazat felgyujtotta.
Az sem lehetetlen, hogy a nagy
tiizijat6kozas k0zben valami egG
robbant6 anyag kerult a hdzba Is
ez okozta a tiizet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10

A Verhovay Segely Egylet
youngstown 108-ik fi6kjanak
tisztikara elszomorodott Swivel
jelenti Ivan Janos regi tagtars
elhunytat.
Ivan 62 evet cit. Legyen alma
csendes az idegen hantok alatt.