davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
TENY MEGALLAPITAS
A MAGYAR NAPR0L

A Youngstown-i Magyar Egy-
hazak 6s Egyletek Nagybizottsa-
ga f. evi junius no elso heteben
elhatarozta, hogy AUGUSTUS
BAN MAGYAR NAP-ot rendez
az Idora Parkban.
Ezen hatarozatat az Amerikai
Magyar Hirlap (junius 81 23-ik
szamanah elso oldalan k0z0lte,
hosszabb tudositas formajaban,
ezenkiviil a Mulatsagok Naptara-
ban is megjelent a MAGYAR
NAP-rol solo bejelentes.
A MAGYAR NAP-r6l leadott
jelentesekbcn Nagybizottsag Q
minden egyes alkalommal kifeje-
zetten KERTE a magyar testii-
leteket es EGYHAZAKAT. hogy
azon napon lehet6leg semmi
mas iinnepelyt he rendezzenek.
Ezzel szemben kenytelenek va.
gyunk megallapitani AIT a tenyt
hogy EGY HETTEL KESOBE
jelent meg az Ev. Ref. Egyhaz
max az hire, mely szerint nyari
vizsgajuknak datumat ugyanarra
a napra jelentettek be, meIyet q
Naeybizottsag EL0ZOLEG MAF
a MAGYAR NAP celjaira lefog
lalt.
Ez tehat szigoru teny: A
MAGYAR NAP augustus 3-ik
datuma feltJnG betukkel MAJ
JUNIUS 5-EN be volt jelentve
az Ev. Ref. Egyhaz iskolai iinne.
pelye viszont OSAK JUNIUs
l2-EN lett k0zhirre teve.
A teny valodisagat az ujsagok
megfelelo szamaibol bark eIlen3
rizheti.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
Multi vasarnapunk. Ket req

Multi vasarnapunk. Ket regi
sep enekkel szerepeltek iskolas
gyermekeink az istentiszteIeten,
melyen ez alkalommal az imadko-
zas m6djair6l sz6lott az igenir-
detes azoknak az Igeknek alap-
Jan, miket ERIE vonatkozolag is
teni tanito7mesteriink, Jezus
Krisztus mondott melyek az
evangeliumokban maradtak rank
draga 0roksegul.
Egyhaztanacsi gyiiles. Az is
tentisztelet vegeztevel rendes ha-
vi egyhaztanacsi gyulest tartot-
tunk, melyen at0bb fontos foly6
ugyet inteztiink ell S feliilvizsgal-
TUX a havi, szamadasokat, miket
az egyhaztanaesl t0keletes, rend-
ben talalt, Ill
Juniusi szamadas. Penztari es
ellen6ri konyveink junius h6nap-
rol kovetkez6 hitelesitett ada
tokat tartalmazzak: Bevet e.
lex: egyhaztagsagi dijakb6I
$275.75, listen dicsosegere $500,
perselyekben $94.02, urvacsorai
adomanyok $4,000, festekre $24.-
75, kozalapra $71.25, hazber SIS
90, visszaterites ,festekbol $10.0S,
templom alapra, $4,000, majusi
maradvany $425.23. Osszes beve.
tel $1130.0S. Kia d. sok
Lelkeszi fizetes $4,000, biztosi
tas $4,000, arvahaznak $51.15
kalauzert $1,000, adomanyokrs
$l725, egyhazkeriiletnek $500
viz dij $12.69, lampak $5.O5, fes
tex es mas anyag 1910, uti kolt
seq $1,000, t0rlesztes es kamat
$355.O0, Amosz-ra $1,000, iskola
szerek $9.S5, 200 zsoltar 5000
asztalok $1,000. gaz $2.ss, vilIany
1892, telefon, $685., tanitasert
$4,000, kozaIapnak $4,000. Osz
SECS kiadas $1O91.34. Maradvany
1894.
Urvacsora. A gyermekek kon
firmaci6javal kapcsolatban lesz
az iden az uj-kenyeri Urvacsora
Szeretettel k6rjiik ugy sziil6,
ket, mint a konfirmal6 gyerme
kek reformatus vallasu kereszt.
sziileit, hogy gyermekeikkel egy.
gyutt Ok is valamennyien jarul.
Janak az Ur asztalahoz ez aka.
lommal. Biinbanati elokeszites az
Urvacsorat megelozo szombaton
este 8 6rakor lesz templomunk.
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10

lent Floriot iigyved irodajabail IS
megiratta keresetet, amelyben
$50, 900 frankot kovetel megug-
rott rivalisat6l. Az ifju orosz er-
re a keresetre terjedelmes bead
vannyal valaszolt, amelyben
kereset elutasitasat keri, meg Pc
dig azzal reszer6l meglep6 in
dokolassal, hogy az ugy alapja
erk0lcstelen es kigunyolasa ha-
zassag intezmenyenek
A parisi tarsasagokban j6l is
merik furcsa per szerepl6it es
most nagy erdekl6dessel varjak,
hogy birosag hogyan fog don
teni kenyes perben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
GYULEKEZETI NAPTAR.
SzerkesztO.

Julius 13., vasarnap, d. e. fel
IL orakor rendes istentisztelet
utana a Ref. Egyesiilet 238
osztalyanak havi gydlese.
Julius IA. Este 8 orakor a
N0egylet rendkiviili gyiilese.
Julius 49,, szombat este s
orakor biinbanati istentisztelet
Julius 90, vasarnap, d. e. fel
il 6rakor iinnepelyes kopfir.
macioi istentisztelet es az Ur.
vacsora kiszolgaltatasa. Este
blcsuyacsora a lelkesz tisztele-
tere a Szuligan Hallban.
Julius 27., vasarnap, d. e. fel
II orakor istentisztelet S azzal
kapcsolatban nyari magyar
iskola FARO iinnepelye. Utana
az egyhazi Betegsegelyzo Egy-
let havi gyiilese.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
AMIDON A FERJ
KARTERITEST KOVETEL

Parisb6l jelentik: = Az egyik
parisi polgari birosag kiilonos
karteritesi ugyet fog legkozelebb
targyalni. A pert egy Greg BAN
kar inditotta egy fatal orosz
emigrans ellen. Az indokolasb6l
a kovetkez0 boh6zatszeru t0rte-
net bontakozik XII:
A bankar csinos felesege a
cannesi dancingokban megismer-
kedett egy fatal, elegans orosz-
szal, aki bamulatos virtuozitassal
tang6zott. A sok tang6nak az lett
a vege, hogy az orosz fiatalember
es a bankar felesege egymasba
szerettek. Az asszony egy napon
becsuletesen be is valIotta EFT
cannesi szerelmet ferjenek:
- Egyezz belle a valasba, hogy
a felesege lehessek, - ezzel ke-
ressel fejezte be vallomasat.
A ferj megertoen beleegyezett.
S0t b0lcs megertesben odaig
ment, hogy megjelent a felesege
es az orosz ifju eljegyzesi lako-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10

gyar iskolat, legalabb 6O-70 oyer
meknek kellene feljarnia isko-
lankba, mint ahogy annyian, s6t
szazan is tartak evekkel ezel6tt.
Meg egyszer es utoljara kerjiik a
sziil6ket kildjek gyermekeiket
vallaskiilonbseg nelkiil az iskola-
ba, ha AIT akarjak, hogy XII ne
haljon a magyar $40 a magyar
otthonokbol.
Keresztelesek. Jun. 29-en i.e-
resztelte egyhazunk lelkesze Fo-
dor Jozsef es Urai Eszter warreni
sziil6k negy honapos fiat Jozsef
es Sandor nevre. Keresztsziilei
lettek: Fodor Bella es neje Kalas
Ilona. = Ugyancsak Warrenb6l
Mark0 Laszl6 es Parti Julianna
sziil6knek OF hetes fiat Gyorgy es
Andras nevre. Keresztsziilei let
tex: Visnyai Ferenc es neje 81.
Parti Zsuzsanna.
Prezsbiteriumunknak mutt
szombaton este lett volna rendes
havi gyiilese, azonban tagok
t0bbsegenek reszvetlensege Matt
csak a konyvek atvizsgalasara
| szoritkozhattunk. A juniusi cred
menyiink kovetkezo: Bevetel
-juniusban $1S196, a majusi ma
radvannyal egyiitt $605.40. Kia-
das $163.45, igy maradvany az
elsG felev vegen $441.95.
Piknikiink julius 4-en mem ST
keriilt. A harom napos munka-
sziinet Matt sok egyhaztag ell
ment videki rokonok latogatasa
ia az eredmeny mem lehetett
mas, mint egy par dollar deficit
/ Hetf0n este Safran Ferencnt
otthonaban gyUltek 0ssze n6egy
letiink tagjai hazi ahitatra. A ia
| gok 6hajanak engedve Jakal
apostol levelet kezdte magyaraz
nj lelkesz. A legk0zelebbi 0sz
szejovetel Csolty J6zsefne haza
ban lesz julius Glen.
Szavo Janos betegsege. E so
rok irasa elott Jolt haza lelke
STINK a tidobetegek megyei sza
natoriumabol, melynek marciu,
vege ota Szav6 testveriink lakoj;
| lett. A sulyos beteg hozzatarto
| z6inak kivansagara az Ur vacso
| rajaban reszeltette ct a lelkesz
Az orvos velemenye szerint fele
ipiilese bizonytalan.
Nyari iskolank ujabban 3 no
vendekkel szaporodott; a konfir
maci6hoz is kesziil n0vendek
Vizsgankat augustus k0zeper
tervezziik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10

jes felkarolassal lehet eredme-
nyeket elerni, de egy vi temple
mot is csak ICY lehet epiteni. Mem
eleg csak beszelni egy vi temp
lomepitesrol, de dolgozni kell er-
tie es ami a f6, jo melyen kell
zsebbe nyulni.
Eredeti otlet. Ugy halljuk,
hogy a SIT. Istvan templomhoz
tartoz6 ozvegy asszonyok partyt
fognak ADM, melyre meghivnak
mindenkit ugyan, de kivalt a hit
kozseg 6zvegysegre jutott fer
fiait es agglegenyeit. Ez egy
pompas otlet XII kell AIT vinni
ment0l el0bb es mem kell varni,
mig elj6 farsang. Vannak oz-
vegy ferfiak es agglegenyek is a
hitk0zsegben, ha mem is nagy
szammal, de megis vannak. Van
max ozvegy asszonyaink is, ha
nem is Macy szammal, de megis
vannak. Lassuk hat AIT a partyt,
mely teljesen vi gondolat es hisz-
silk, hogy sokakat fog vonzani.
Els amennyire osmerjiik Szalma
Oszkart, meg ingyen is fog muzsi-
kalni az ozvegy asszonysagoknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
MAGYAR REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ
Lelkesz:
LAKY ZSIGMOND.
Templom es par6kia:
737 Mahoning Ave. Tel. 39949.

Nyari iskolank. Nyari minden-
napos iskolank novendekeinek a
szama immar meghaladta sza
zat. A beiratkozott n0vendekek
naprol-napra pontosan eljonnek
az iskolaba, ugy hogy temple
munk kornyeke valosaeos lzis
Magyarorszag. A konfirmandu-
sok is Macy igyekezettel kesziil
mex. Eddig 25 ifju jelentkezett.
Nyari iskolank vizsgaja aug.
3-an lesz Amint hirdetesekbol
olvassuk, a Nagybizottsag jel-
zett ket napbol, augustus 10 es
3-b6l ugyanazt napot valasz
totta, amikorra a mi vizsgankat
hirdettiik. Mi mar mem valtoztat-
hattuk meg vizsga iinnepiinknek
datumat. Azert koz0ljUk EFT a
tenyt, hOgy aklket erdekel, ICY
informaljuk a tenyek fel0l. Mi
mindenkor keszek vagyunk XII
terni masoknak az utjab0l, SEM
mifele mas intezmeny ellen sem
nit mem rendeziink, jol ESQ erzes-
sci venn6k, ha ugyan olyan jo in
dulattal viseltetnenek veliink
szemben magyar testvereink
Tudtunkkal augustus 10-et Sent
mi fele magyar intezmeny mem
foglalta le, a Magyar Napot ak
kor is meg lehetett volna tarta-
nj, s akkor a mi egyhazunk tag
| jai is reszt vehettek volna.
Ifjusagi kirandulas. Egyhazunk
ifjusaga julius 4-ep kirandulast
rendeztek a kies fekvesii Bradley
Lake-re. Akik elmentek, nagysze-
ruen ereztek magukat. Minden
bal nelkiil erkeztek vissza.
A het munkaja. Nyari minden-
napos iskolankban a tanitas szom
bat kivetelevel minden nap TO-
! lyamatban van. Termeszetesen a
vasarnapi iskolat is megtarjuk
| fel 10 oral kezdettel vasarilap
delel6tti. istentiszteletet megel3z0
oraban. Ifjnsagi ahitat vasarnap
este fel 7-kor van.
Kesziilodes a piknilre. Egyha-
zunk rendes nyari piknikje, mely-
mex jovedelmeb6l nyari minden-
napos iskolank koltsegeit remel-
jiik potolni, julius 26-ra ESQ szom-
baton lesz megtartva az Ohio
Works Play Groundjan. Hogy
jovedelem minel nagyobb legyen,
a Lorantffy Noegylet buzg6 tag
jai k0ziil n6hanyan magukra val
laltak gyiijtes munkajat, meg
fogjak latogatni a j6szivi egy-
haz es iskola partol6 magyarokat.
Remeljiik hogy sikerrel. Mar ed
dig sokan tettek ajanlatokat, xii
lonfele sziiksegleteket ajanlottak
meg. Fogadjak mar most az egy-
haz k0sz0netet.
A Lorantffyak gyiilese. Kedden
este tartottak Lorantffy egylet
tagjai rendes gyulesiiket. A ta-
gok nagy szamban voltak jelen.
A gyiiles foIyaman t0bbek k0zott
kineveztek kiil0nboz6 piknik
bizottsagokat. Elhataroztak ait,
hogy az orgona alap javara az
osz folyaman egy magyar dra-
mat adnak lie, olyant, amilyen
meg nem volt eloadva Youngs-
townban. Az elnokn6 Mt. Laky
Zsigmondne koszonetet mondott
azoknak a tagoknak, akik edes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10

atyjat meglatogattak a kol.haz-
ban es viragokkal es mas megem-
lekezessel k0nnyebbe tettek a be-
tegseg sulyanak elviseleset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10

Ca nilesi ref. egyhaz multi he
ten bekiild0tt kezirata lapunk
megjelenese utan erkezett. Szerk. }
NySri iskolankba 26 gyermek
iratkozott be es Jar fel eddig, ami
AIT jelenti, hogy nagyon keves
magyar sziilo gondol gyermeke-
mex magyar nyelvii oktatasara is.
lit, ahol sem a romai, sem a gor.
katholikus egyhaz mem tart ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
OKOs NOK

OAOS NOA sa
rcndetlen vagy elmaradt havibaiok nal
az Eber fele "Sure" kapszulat
hasznaljak.. a.
Eber Ferenc gy6gyszertara
342 T.. Federal St.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-12-05
new LABOR BODY
TO BEGIN DRIVE
ON VOLSTEAD ACT
Group of International
Unions Form Organiza-
ton to Conduct Campaign
For Modification of Law.

Washington, D. C. (ILNS)--A drive
for modification of the Volstead act,
as approved by the last convention OF
the American Federation of Labor,
has been inaugurated by group OF
international unions which will direct
the campaign and seek to bring all
possible labor strength to bear in the
fight.
A body to be known as the national
labor legislative committee for
amendment of the Volstead act, with
Headquarters in the Carpenters
building, this city, has been organized
tentatively and will meet for final
organization within the next ten days.
Ira N. Ornburn, president of the
Cigarmakers' International Union,
has been chosen temporary secretary.
He is expected shortly to issue a call
for the next meeting.
The organizing session, held some
two weeks ago and just announced,
was attended by representatives of
five international unions. The repre-
sentatives attending were Joseph
Obergfell, Cincinnati, secretary treas
urer of the Brewery Workers; A. j.
Kugler, of Jersey City, N. j., organ
izer for the brewers union; Ira N
! Ornburn, of Washington, president OF
the Cigar Makers international Un-
ion; Joseph Doyle, Boston, secretary
treasurer of the Coopers' Interna-
tional Union, and James Maloney
Philadelphia, president of the Glass
Bottle Blowers Association.
1t is expected that at the next
meeting permanent officers will be
chosen, following which President
Green, Of the American Federation OF
Labor, may be asked for his endorse
ment of the organization and It's
purpose.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-12-05
VAST SUMS
Spent By Railroads For
improvements This Year

Washington, D. C. (ILNS)-Prin-
cipal railroads of the United States
expended $699, 100000 for permanent
improvements in the first nine months
of 1880, it is announced by the Asso-
citation of Railway Executives
This represents an increase of
$125, 100000 over the capital outlay
of the corresponding period of 1929
or of nearly % per cent. 1t is also
reported as the highest expenditure
of the kind in any year since 1928
for the same period.
This years outlay was in the form
o. $273 100000 for new equipment
and s426, 100000 for roadway and
structures. The expenditure was
forecast by railroad leaders early in
the year in conferences called by
President Hoover to discuss the in
dustrial depression and unemploy-
merit. The railway officials, like
leaders in other lines of business,
pledged their companies to rush all
needed improvements to create work
for the unemployed.
The expenditures by the railroads
have been along lines which created
new business for mills and factories
manufacturing equipment and which
increased activity of construction
companies.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-12-05
l01. Washington, d. G.

Upon completing his apprentice
ship in printing in Washington in
1861, Mr. Maloney joined the old
Columbia Typographical Socie ty,
which in 1867 changed its name to
the Columbia Typographical Union
becoming charter member and serv-
ing the next year as its president.
lie was employed at the government
printing office until 1867, then work
ed in several downtown shops before
beginning, in 1874. his 1s-year serv-
ice with the Washington Star. He re-
turned to the government printing
office and was retired in 1920.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-12-05
NO WHITE SHIRTS
And Big Lay-Off New Rule
For Ford Workers
By C. V. ULRICH

Detroit, Mich (ILNS)-A remark
able rule has been put into effect at
the Ford Motor Company. On No
vember 18, Ford employees were told
that thereafter white shirts would
be banned and that no shop worker
could appear with anything except a
blue or black shirt.
Just what is the reason for this or
der is not known. 1t could hardly be
that varying colors of shirts have
anything to do with the rate of pro-
duction of Ford cars.
A big reduction in force is now
taking place, variously estimated at
from 10000 to $4,000, on a base fig
ure of $4,000 employed now. What
ever the million dollars plans of the
Ford Motor Company may be for the
future, the reality of today consists
of no white shirts and big lay-off
According to reports to the street
railway commission, ten million
fewer passengers were carried in Oc-
tober as compared with the same
month last year. The system busses
carried one million fewer. The street
railway system during the present
year has had its business reduced ~26
per cent. These figures give an indi-
cation of the economic situation in
Detroit at the present time.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-12-05
MILLIONS READY
FOR EXPENDITURE
BUT AWAIT PLANS
Architects, in Plea for I'm
mediate Building, Reveal
Cause of Tie-up of END
less" Of Public Funds

Detroit, Mich. (ILNS)-Revealing /
the reason for inability to expend |
endless millions" of public money at |
once, while it is needed as spur to
employment, the directors of the
American Institute of Architects,
meeting here, adopted following
statement on the building situation
presented to it by its president, Rob-
ert d. Kohn, of New York. 1t says.
in part:
"The unemployment problem is a
serious one in all parts Of the cour
try. An excellent committee, meet
ing in Washington under the chair
manship of Colonel Woods, is trying
to find ways to meet the emergency.
One of its recommendations is that
we must speed up the public works
programs of cities, states and the
federal government. We can help in
that direction, but in other ways as
we'll.
Building costs are low, lower
than they have been for years. La
Dor is anxious to work, and efficient.
This is surely an excellent time to go
ahead with building wherever there
is an immediate need for space or
one that will exist within the next
| few years. Why not take advantage
of the low prices? There are many
hospitals, schools, and other institu-
tions which need new buildings or re-
building or alteration. Private resi-
Dental work and housing of other
kinds are much needed in certain
parts of the country. For all such
work the present time is most pro-
pitious 1t is variously estimated that
costs are down from IL per cent to
I 18 per cent on ordinary construction
from the high of 1929 and in certain
parts of the country on some types
of work the cost is down 20 per cent.
eve have heard of number of
corporations that have acted promptly
on this situation An important edu-
cational institution in the Middle
West is starting its building program,
paying interest on borrowed money
Tin advance by two years on the pro-
ceeds of bond issue) because the
, interest charge of this borrowed
money will be more than met by the
saving in building costs. And this
institution will have the use of its
new building two years sooner to
: boot.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-12-05
JOBLESS AT PEAK

New York.-Police department fig
ures for heads of families out of work
in this city reached 41,555. This is a
record number since the police cam
vass began more than a month ago.
The municipal lodging house shell
tered 341,115 homeless men, women
and children since the first of the
year. This is 8,078 more than the
highest total in 1914, when 333,O37
were cared for.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-12-05
SIXTY-NINE YEARS
A UNION MEMBER

William w. Maloney, cne of the
oldest trade unionists in the United
States, celebrated his ninetieth birth
day and the sixty ninth anniversary
of his membership in printers
union, at his home in Hyattsville,
Nd, on November %. He was con-
graduated by many friends and re-
ceived bound copy of his record as
a union member, the presentation be-
ing made by Clyde NJ Mills, president
of Columbia Typographical Union No.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-12-05

"One difficulty in the present situa-
ton is that arising from the absence
of plans for many Of the projects for
which appropriations have been made.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-12-05

and specifications. They should be
promptly taken in hand and the archi-
tects of the country can surely be of
assistance in getting them started"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-12-05

Endless millions of dollars are avail
able for federal, state, county and
projects, but for many
building projects there are no plans
The Washington times., 1930-06-19
SKY-WAYS
By Ace AilerOn


Hoover Field reports the ar.
rival Of A. j. Heinrich from
Keyport. N. j., in an Aero
marine -Klemm yesterday, In
town on business and in a
hurry. The Ford brought in
two passengers from New Work
at 1880 and left with two more
at 3:25. The Pittsburgh Air
liner made an uneventful round
trip. Henry Berliner took off
for Baltimore in the morning
with his new Fleet. They
tmeaning field authorities) claim
they are going to have q sur
prise for us shortly. wonder
how many Aeronicas Bill Liven-
good has sold. he went to
Wilmington, DEL, with the one
at Hoover yesterday.
At 4 p. m. yesterday, Man
ager C-owder reported over
200 residents of washington as
having taken advantage Of the
offer made by Washington Air.
port. You know, yesterday was
the first of a series of Wash.
tngton Days" which this field
will stage this summer. whereby
local folks may get first-hand
knowledge Of flying. in their
choice of ships, at much less
than the usual rate. Everyone
on the airport was elated on
the success of the experiment.
Lieutenant OSStie made q trip
to Philadelphia and back yes
terday from the Naval Air Sta
tion in a little fighter. Lieu
tenant Marshall took an O-12-U
to Quantico ). Lieutenant Err
vine headed for Valley Stream,
N. Y, in a Sikorsky Amphibian
\. Lieutenant HalvorSon came
in from Philadelphia in a train.
Ing ship. Lieutenant Com.
mander Nichols was expected
back from New York with his
O-2-U.
The graduation exercises at
Fort Leavenworth attracted the
deputy chief of staff, General
Brown, who took off Boiling
Field in a Douglas O-25 with
Lieutenant Stranathan yester.
day morning. Lieutenants Um.
stead, Lawton and Hicks made
q demonstration flight at CheS-
ter, Pa, at the Penn Mill
tary Academy. F.. Captain Nc
Daniel took two passengers to
Chicago in an LB-6. Six
bomberS from Langley, headed
for The air doings at Chicago,
stopped in.
The Washington times., 1930-06-19
Remnant Lots of
Boys Wear

t62l Boys $l.19 Sweaters, pull
overs OF fancy sport knits. Coo
Sizes 80 to 36. ON
can 79c 10 81 Shirts and
BlOuses, sport or collar at.
tached blouses: collar attached
shirts. Some irregulars. ROO
1 to is .............. OOG
t10 So and $:.5O Camp Suits,
of khaki or coverts. Slight ir-
regulars. Sizes 5 to Is @1
only ,............... -
(62) $5.9S to $40 Suits, some
with knickers, others with
longies. Wools and mixtures.
Perfects and irregu- GO 10
lars, z to Is OOs AV
(62) 81 to $1.ss Long white
Pants. sailor or cuff bottom
j. styles. Slightly soiled. Coz
Sizes 10 to Il ........ VON
t12D 81 to S1.5O Sport Togs,
sweat shirts. polo shirts. cotton
or broadcloth. Sizes 8 to 100
16 in the lot ......... ="
(215) 59c to CSC Wash Suits,
al! odd lots OF wash suits in
a great variety of styles. QON
Sizes 2 to S years ..... ~
t12Ol 81 to Sl.sS Paialnas, Bell
brand in one and two piece
styles. Irregulars in white 7ON
and colors. to 16.... ON
(87l $2.5O to $4.95 Shirts, pure
silks and imported broadcloths.
Collar attached and @1 90
neckband. IL to 14h WA'OO
t212) $3.50 Cowboy Suits, com.
plete cowboy play suits at
close out price. Sizes 4 70C
to II ................
H66) CSC to $1.19 wash Suits.
odd lots Of high grade suits
from our stock. Sizes SQp
3 to s .........s.a...
(s9 81 to $1.ss Wash Knick-
ers, linens, coverts. khalxis and
cottons. Broken lots In 70N
sizes to 1e ...,... V
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