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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05
Prosperity Week
Being Celebrated

The Rio Grande Valley started
celebrating Prosperity Week at mid
night Saturday.
In other sections the celebration
OF prosperity is a mere sham, but
I'm the Valley prosperity Is q tact,
was the optimistic note sounded by
John c. flaming. manager Of the
Car3Nol theater Of Brownsville.
Although Prosperity Week, Oct.
B-fl6 IS sponsored by publix theaters,
every merchant in Brownsville IS
aiding in plans, It was said today.
A travelling dollar bill, enclosed in
Q celluloid case, was put into circu-
lation at the midnight matinee Sat
urday. and attached to the bill Is
the wording. Spend me as last as
you can A blank card is also at
tached. aid those receiving and
spending the bill are requested 20
sign their names to the card In order
that an accurate check of the travels
OF the bill may be kept.
Day by day accounts OF the trials.
tribulations and travels of the bill
will be published, Mr. Tanning said.
Special bargains Will be offered for
those spending tfc bill. AT the
! Capitol theater. th,w tickets will be
given for it when presented.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05
BOY TT
|SCOUI


Troop -Four, Boy Scouts Of AM
erica. sponsored by the First Bap-
fist church, met Fraday night in
their regular room, and accomplish
led a r~ejuvenation Of their old
time activities, according TO Bob
Lyon, scout executive, Saturday.
Now that school has started,
|the boys are taking more interest
Ia the work" Mr.. Lyon said
Fritz Schmidt. newly appointed
sccutmaster. took charge Of his new
|Sz.ies and already plans have been
Jade and detectives for Troop !
Fiaye been set. First objective. &C
Ecording TO the new scoutmaSter, is
no recruit the three patrols TO max
inum strength.
An interesting program was car
Eried out Friday night, led by senior
patrol leader Justin McCarty. The
numbers on the program included
a business session. songs. stunts,
talk3r and patrol contests, the
hneecfnE being opened and closed
Nv color parades.
Officers attending the meeting be
sides the scoutmaster we're ri. Love
and Ewing Clark. troop committee
men. Visitors were Dan Leftwich
and Bob Lyon. field executive Of
he Rio Grande Valley council.
A patrol leaders session was
allied Immediately after the troop
Meeting to make out the next
reek's program. a copy of which
rill be posted on the senior high
rhool bulletin board.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05

i to say in two years more Of con-
tinous labor.
Presents Publication
II viii not attempt to describe
this most interesting road because
il would be imposing on your kindly
interest and because IN the sum
mary published by the National
Highway Commission, those who
are interested in reading 1t will
find a minute relation Of this high
way. I have brought a copy Of this
annual with me along with Its
English translation, and I take
pleasure In presenting 1t to you for
your library.
7 Go not want TO conclude without
concentrating again all those that
took part in the finishing ending
Of he magnificent Hug-the-Cca "a
highway as much for the matcria
Importance Of the work as for 1t,
moral significance. for 7 firmly be.
iieve that this class Of labor bes'
contribute to the ideal wished fol
by humanity
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05
MEXICAN ENGINEER TELLS OF
PROGRESS TN ROAD BUILDING
Associated Press Photo

BY preference dedicated to con-
Meeting up these isolated systems.
Undoubtedly you would be interested
to kao wthe manner IN which the
Hug-the-C Coast highway will be
Joined up to the Mexican roads and
fortunately I car give very salts
factory information about the
matter.
The Mexican government is
building the highway from Mata-
moros to Mazatlan which viii con-
meet with the Hug-the-Coast High
way in the International bridge BE-
tween Matamoros and Brownsville
and that road at $3.50 kms) 200
miles from Matamoros connects I'D
at the very important city Of Mon
terrey with the highway from Mex
leo City TO Nuevo Laredo. the most
important Of III new roads under
construction and which Will be
finished within not a very Ions
period Of time. The present condi-
ton Of the highway under con
structi0n between Matamoros and
monterrey Is as fOllONS-
Between Monterrey and Cada-
reyta the highway is surfaced with
gravel.
Between Cadereyta and Reynosa
4 @ conformation az the road Is
nearly completed. Between Reynosa
and Matamoros the way is being
opened ove the definitely traced
route. All the highway can be
~traversed in automobile IN the dry
season between Matamoros and Mon
terrey but tn etourist that is looking
for the best for the present time
should be advised to pass from
IIidalgo. Tex. to Reynosa. lamps.
and from there BY Cadereyta to
Monterrey.
Within the lapse or the follow
ing year. il Is intended that the
highway be totally opened and sur
faced with gravel between Mata-
moros and Cadereyta. and from this
place to Monterrey that II be given
a surfacing Of asphalt.
The highway from Monterrey to
Mexico Cityis under construction
and at the present time a stretch
OF Goo KIM so miles remains TO be
opened up: but in Of the most
abrupt sections Of the Sierra Gorda.
where at present time IL Is diff
cult for even the mules 70 pass. and
for this reason six or eight months
are needed to open the way 10
automobiles: nevertheless we intend
70 concentrate or forces IN that
road 70 finish II conrletely. includ-
ing permanent bridges. s~urfacInr
and applying a coating Of asphalt
IN the shortest time possible. that
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05
NfE ANXIOUS
FOR HEARING
Charge Delays Sought In
Investigations Of
Campaign Funds

WASHINGTON Oct. 4-tPl-
Aroused by a report from his inves-
tigator that Tennessee leaders were
seeking to silence" informers,
Chairman Nye of the senate cam
paign funds committee today laid
plans for an early hearing on cam
paign expenditures in the recent
Tennessee senatorial primary.
The committee investigator In
Tennessee telegraphed Senator Nye
today an effort was being made by
the Democratic state machinery"
to delay the investigation until after
the election.
Senator fIye Immediately sought
to get In touch with committee men,
hers with q view of sending a sub
committee TO Tennessee within the
next two weeks to conduct an inves-
tigation.
The telegram from the investigat-
o. was not made public but II Is
understood he asserted he had proof
OF an effort OF machine" leaders
70 a1lence the informers.
Bitter Contest
The Tennessee senatorial cam
\ paign was bitterly contested. Rep
resentative Cordell Hull was NOM
mated for the long term and Senator
Brock was named to complete the
unexpired term OF the late Senator
Tyson.
While expressing confidence In the
integrity Of these two candidates,
Nye said the persistent complaints
+. of the use Of money in that cam
paign for various tickets would be
examined thoroughly.
Meanwhile Senator Patterson, Re-
\ publican, Of Missouri. is coming 70
Il Washington next week TO take over
the inquiry in North Carolina. at
| the request of Senator Nye. The
committee chairman hopes. however.
also to 20 TO North Carolina. These
hearings will be started on October
il.
Morrison Shafroth. a Democratic
candidate for the senatorial nominal
ton in Colorado. wrote a letter to-
day to the senate committee urging
q study of expenditures in that state
before the election and Nye said he
hoped TO comply.
Shafroth complained that the
principal source of corruption ap-
pears to me TO lie in the payment
Of money ostensibly for political
work but actually for political IN
fluence and votes He made no
specific charges against any canol-
date, however.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05

Paul Brennan was fined 5000 in
the city corporation court Satur-
day on charges Of driving an auto
mobile while under the influence OF
liquor following an accident at
Ninth and Elizabeth streets Satur-
day.
The small truck Brennan was
driving collided with a new car
driven by z. ID. Morgan. Hayden
Hays, who was IN the q with
Morgan, suffered slight injuries.
4. M. Isleta, who was with Eren-
nan, was fined SIS on charges Of
being intoxicated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05

Speaking before the meeting Of
the Hug-the-C Coast highway asSo-
citation at Raymondville. Julio Gar
cia. engineer OF the national high
way commission. summarized the
road situation IN Mexico in a most
interesting manner.
His address follows:
TO the honor OF coming 10 this
meeting III representation OF the
National Highway Commission OF
Mexico IS added that Of knowing
the work you intend 10 complete in
this highway which is justly known
as the states finest road. and the
satisfaction Of finding me with you.
the boosters Of such a splendid and
useful highway In my character of
engineer and builder of roads. I
wish very cordially 10 congratulate
you, 7 wish that success crown
your efforts.
The Mexican people. also con-
yinced Of the benefits provided by
good highways. have undertaken
a similar labor. and within the
economic possibilities Of Mexico. We
are making supreme effort to en-
dow u country with a network Of
excellent modern roads.
From a technical point or view.
We go about building roads in the
same way as YOU do here in the
United States. which IS but natural.
as We Mexicans try TO do the best
we can for our nation.
From the standpoint Of a poll
teal program we have had to 20
about the matter Of road building
in a different way from YOU.
Here the states that comprise
the union began 70 improve their
roads. and 10 was not until after
wards that the federal government
resolved to help them in the con-
struction or the hetterment of some
OF these highways. which are con-
sidered as Of greater value f0r the
nation as a whole: III Mexico. II
mas been the federal government
that has set the example for the
states. by inaugurating the con-
struction OF the roads that IL deem
ed Of most Importance. as arteries
Of communication for its territory
as a whole.
Much Construction
Fortunately that example has
been fruitful and at the present
time the states are going ahead
WIN the construction or bettement
o. these highways tina tshould make
up the network Of local commune
cation, and in several cases the
states have given preference 10
those that federal government has
designated as a part Of the "Sys-
TEN OF National Highways"
Definite progress has already
been made; but as the different
highways constructed up to the
present time, have not as vet been
joined up 70 another. the SER
vice that they ca nrender is very
small IN comparison with what
they viii be able 70 render within
a short time, when we are able
TO connect up the different isolated
groups or systems Of local high
WAYS. You should keep IN mind that
Mexico has never enjoyed highway
communication between ali the
states that 60 TO make IN the
federation. AT the present time
there r ten regions between which
1t is possible to travel along high
ways in more or less bad conditions,
but these regions are either isolat-
ed from another or are con-
nected UP By highways IN such
bad condition that their CONNER
cial value Is practically nil. The
present road-building work in the
states tends principally toward the
betterment Of old highways. while
that Of the Federal government Is
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05
Valley Secretaries
To Assist College

O.. C.. Richardson OF Brownsville
Ind j. Z. Bell Of San Benito viii
|rprk with other chamber Of CON-
inerce secretaries towards develop
kreut of the College Of Arts and
Industries at Kingsville as the re-
lult of their appointment BY Grady
GT~insolving Of Corpus Christi. presi-
<'ent OF the South Texas Chamber
M Commerce.
Others en- the committee r r
~ Scale. RobStown, chairman: w
N Perkins. Alice. "A. 4. KleberT,
|.ingsvilIe: J. p. Ballard. Beevflle
nd Q. w. Killam. laredo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05
EGOTISM

4 Mrs. p: NV husband admires
about me-my hair, my
Ives. my hands. my voice
Mrs. c.: Well. what do you ad-
siye about him2
| Mrs. p: Els good taste.-Answers
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05

A proposed 40-story building in
Philadelphia will have z stories OF
garage SPACE. IS stories Of offices,
a loft floor for building equipment,
and Is floors OF apartments.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-09
CSAK 10,500 P0LGAR
REGISZTRALT EDDIr
Okt6ber 10 es II az utols6 regi-
sztralasi napok. = Ali mem re-
gisztral mem szavazhat.

A Mahoning megyei polgarsag
paratlan kozombossegeroI tesz ia
nubizonysagot az, hogy multi csi-
t0rt0kon az els6 regisztralasi ma
pom csak 10,50O szavazo polgar
jelent meg valasztasi b6dekban
Youngstown, Campbell es Stru-
theirs 60,OOO-re memo valaszt6 pol
garsaga KOHL.
Minden polgarnak nemcsak jo-
ga, hanem kotelessege is a szava-
zas, ez az egyetlen mod, amellyel
az orszag kormanyzataban reszt
vehctiink. amellyel magunknak
jo kormanyzast biztosithatunk,
amellyel sorsunkat becsIletes,
bizalomra melt6 tisztvisel6k keze-
be helyezhetjik.
Nekink, magyar polgaroknak
kulon0s k0telessegiink, hogy az
iden szavaz6 urnahoz jaruljunk.
Gov. Cooper, aki ujravalasztasra
palyazik, is baratja a magyar
sagnak. Gov. Cooper mar csak az
zal is meg6rdemelte minden ma
gyarnak tamogatasat, hogy az
artatlanul halalra itelt Szab6 ia
nosnak .megkegyelmezett. Meg
k0zvetlenebbiil erdekli Mahoning
megye magyarsagat az, hogy els0
izben a megye t0rteneteben alkal-
munk van magyar embert juttat-
| nj a bir6i szekbe. Nemcsak ma
gyar embert, hanem kitIn5 jo-
| gaszt, varosunk k0zismert Is k0z-
tSztelt poIgarat, akinek kepzett-
sege es becsuletessege peldabe-
| SEED szamba megy: Friedman J6-
| zsefet.
Aki azonban mem regisztral, az
mem szavazhat. Ez t0rveny 3 ez
al6l mem lehet kibujni. Regisz.
tr6lni pedig az 6szi vilasztSs el5tt
mar csak okt6ben 10-en IS lien
lehet.
Felss6litunk teh&t minden ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-09
MEGHAET NT. LAKY
ZsIGMONDNE EDEs APJA

Szomoru hirt hozott a posta
multi csiit0rt0k0n ref. lelkesz-
lakra: Krisz JOSEF, a MT. asszony
edes apja haldoklott. Mt. Laky
Zsigmond es csaladja meg aznap
auton elindultak es penteken reg
gel New Brunswickbe erkezven
meg volt az a szereny vigaszuk,
hogy nagybeteg csaladtagot
eletben talaltak.
Krisz JOSEF gyakori latogat6
volt Il youngstown ref. lelkesz-
lakon es nemregiben sulyos ope-
raci6n ment keresztiil lit tart6z-
kodasa alatt.
Temetese multi hetf6n volt New
Brunswickben, a gyaszszertartast
Mt. Borsos Istvan Morgantown,
W. Va.-i ref. lelkesz vegezte, aki
az elhunytnak gyermekkori ba.
rata volt.
Ozvegyc Krisz M. Maria, ha-
rom leanya Mt. Laky Zsigmond-
ne, Feher Rezs0ne es Krisz Maria,
valamint ket unokaja Laky Lasz-
10 es Sander gyaszoljak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-09
NEHEz B0RT0NBE JUTNI

Harmadik kiserlete utan sike-
rGlt John Jones, 30 ewes, 112 Cen
ter street, lakosnak b0rt0nbe jut-
nj, ahol mem kell ehezni az>ember-
mex. johnson ellopott egy szve-
teri q 235 E. Federal street, King
kalap iizletb6l es ezen vad alap-
jan keriilt b0rt0nbe. y
El6z3 k6t kiserlete sikeretelen
maradt. A White Drug Storcb6l,
262 E. Federal Street, skidobt
amint egy par szivart akart ell
lopni; hasonl6 banasm6dban re-
szesiilt q 234 E. Federal Street
alatti Armi and Navy storeban,
ahol egy -nadragot opr6balt ell
emelni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-09

Alabb k0zoljuk a Nagybizott.
sag altal keszitett alapszabaly
tervezctet, amelynek alapjan
maid Nagybizotsag csarterezve
lesz. a tervezetet targyalas celia
bol kikuldtek a magyar egyha-
zaknak es egyleteknek. Azok le-
targyaljak, esetleg modositasokat
ajanlanak vagy ait egesz terje-
delemben jovahagyjak. A tovab-
bi targyalas az alapszabalyok fe-
lett az egyletek es egyhazak dom
tese utan november Gen lesz, =
amikor a Nagybizottsag csakis
ere a celra gyiilest tart. A level
a k0vetkez6:
Tisztelt Titkar (Lelkesz) Ur:-
A Youngstown Magyar Egy-
hazak es Egyletek Nagybizottsa-
ganak megbizasabol lit kuldjuk a
Nagybizottsag alapszabaly terve-
zetet. +Kerjuk ezt legkozelcbbi
gyiilesGk ele terjeszteni es letar-
gyalni. Hatarozatukat az esetle-
ges ajanlott m6dositasokkal ker-
jiik jegyz6konyvbe foglalni es a
jegyz6k0nyvi kivonatot egyha-
zuk vagy egyletuk nagybizottsagi
kepyiseloinek atadni, hogy AIT a
november Gen tartand6 nagybi-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-09
A, REF. EGYHAZ JUBILEUMA

Jov5 vasarnap, okt6ber 12-en
iinnepli a Magyar Ref. Egyhaz
templomszentelesenek 25-ik ev-
fordul6jat.
Delel6tt fel 11-kor iinnepi IS
tentisztelet lesz, amelyen Mt.
Uray Sander debreceni ref. lei
kesz fogja az iinnepi predikaci6t
mondani.
Este 6 oral kezdettel a Central
Auditoriumban (225 w. Board
man ST. jubileumi diszvacsora
lesz. Az Egyhaz szeretettel meg
hiv minden Youngstown es vide
XII magyart, hogy j0jj0n ell mind
a delel3tti istentiszteletre, mind a
vacsorara. Vacsorajegy ara $1.00.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-09
sZttRETI MULATsAG

A Magyarok Nagyasszonya hit
k0zseg okt6ber lien, j0vo szom-
baton este fel nyolc oral kezdet-
tel tartja nagy sziireti mulatsa-
gat SAT Bellavista Avenue alatti
sajat szepen berendezett, uj hale
jaban.
Szalma Oszkar kival6 zenekara
fogja a zenet szolgaltatni. Kitiin3
etelekr6l es hiisit5 italokr6l, vala-
mint j6, kellemes szorakozasrol is
gondoskodott a rendez6 bizottsag.
Szeretettel es tisztelettel meg
hivja Is elyarja Youngstown ma
gyarsagat
"A rendez6s6r.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-09
Magyarok tanogassuk
Cooper kormanyzot
Szves felhvas az ohioi magyar lapokhoz egyhazak
oz egyetekhez politika klubokhoz magyarszarma-
Zasu pogarsaghoz.

Az a kegyelmi iigy, amir6l fen
tebb emlitest tettunk, meg min
dig a Cooper kezeben van es mig
oft van, remenysegunknek ma
gyon bo forrasai vannak. A j6iz-
les azonban mem engedheti meg,
hogy EFT az iigyet Cooper politi-
kai harcaival 0sszek0ssiik. Meg
beszelnunk sem illik r6la, amikor
Cooperert cseleksziink. = Megis
tudnia kell mindenkinek, aki pol
garjogokkal bir, hogy Cooper
megvalasztasa a kormanyz6 ts a
magyarsag baratsaganak men,
csak megerositeset, de annak XII
terjeszteset is fogja jelenteni.
K0telessegiinknek tartjuk te-
hat felhivni ere a remenysegiink-
re minden laptarsunknak,. ma
gyar egyhaznak, egyletnek es po-
litikai klubnak figyelmet. Es
hissziink is abban, hogy minde-
niitt teljes megertesre talalunk.
Cooperert mi ICY hissziik -
az egesz ohioi magyansagnak egy-
0ntetiien kell harcbaszallni. Min
den Observation-Disclosures nelkul. Es
ezt megfelel6 formaban tudoma-
sara is ken hoznaak 6Lsptarsai-
mat kerem, sziveskedjenek felhi-
vasomat olvasoikkal is megis-
mertetni.
Szives szeretettel:
Akron, O. 1880 okt6ber h6 Len.
Tarn6cy Arpad,
az Akroni NJ. Hirlap szerkeszt6je.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-09

A mutt ev nyaran sok-sok ezer
magyar nezett aggodalmas IS
k0nyorgo szemelkel Columbus
fele. Magyar elet sorsa volt lcte-
We Cooper kormanyzo keztbe. Ell
kepzelhetetlen kiizdelmek, izgal-
max ,csal6dasok, aldozatok utan
es az Observation-Disclosures minden
f6rumanak elutasitasaval jarult
hozza kegyelemre ez a magyar
elet es az erte kiizd0 testverek
sokasaga. Surg0nyok, levelek,
egyeb megnyilatkozasok tomegei
bizonyitottak Cooper kormanyz6
el6tt, hogy a vesztesre ittlt tletet
val6ban a magyar k0zvelemeny
vette vedelembe es Cooper meg
hajolt a kivansagunk el6tt: ke-
gyelmet gyakorolt.
Az6ta sokszor volt magyarok
koz0tt a kormanyz6 es mindig
meghatottan emlekezett meg err
rGl az esemenyrol, amelyben a
magyarsag erenyeinek gazdag
keveje erkezett hozza. Kegyelmet
oszto kezevel a baratsagat is meg
szereztiik. Ma mar ketsegtelen,
hogy Ohio allan kormanyzoi SEE
keben soha sem tilt olyan bara-
tunk, mint Cooper.
Mem, tekintetben tehat,
hogy nekJnk is melle kell all
nunk a most foly6 politikai kiiz-
delmekben es = mar sajat erde-
kiinkb6l is, - azon kell dolgoz-
hunk, hogy mennel tovabb ma
radhasson a kormanyz6i szekben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-09
MEGINDULT A Macy
KORTES,MOZGALOM
$50 kortes volt jelen a sheriff je-
l0lt kampanyanak els6 nagy
gyiilesen.

Multi csiit0rt0k0n, a Youngs-
town Sanitary Milk Company
nagytermeben lelkes gyilest tar
tott a Corll for Sheriff Club,
ezen t0bb mint szazotven Corll
kampanymunkas hallotta a me-
gye vezerpolitikusainak besze-
deit, amelyek Peter j. Corll erde-
melt meltattak.
s.f A gyiiles fobb sz6nokai, akik
kimutattak, hogy miert kellene
Corllt sheriffnek valasztani, vol
itak Judge Mulholland, Judge
Moore, Edward E. PEBBLES es Eu-
gene Callan, aki felett Corll az
el5valasztasokon gyozedelmeske-
dett.
Judge Mulholland Corll fedhe-
tetlen jellemet dicserte es megem-
lekezett arrol, hogy Corll milyen
kival6an t0lt0tte be Mahoning
megye sheriff. hivatalat az
1928. evi ciklus alatt.
Bert A. Millikin lett a kan.
pany bizottsag elnokeve est Wal
ter M. Mitchell titkarava va.
lasztva. ~
A kampany bizottsag szelesk0.
rii munkat keszul kifejteni a she.
riff jelolt erdekeben. A bizottsae
irodaja 259 w. Federal Street
alatt van. at*
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-09
WEST sIDEI PoLaAR1 KoR

A West Side-i Polgari K0r okt.
25-re jelentett mulatsaga noyem-
ber Ire halasztatott.
A K0r rendes gyiileset nov.
2-an, vasarnap delutan 8 6rakor
tartja. Keriink minden west sidei
magyar polgart, hogy j0jj0n el
ere q gyilesre, ame1yen q nov.
4-iki valasxt&sra nezve mindenki-
mex felvilagositassal fogunk szol-
T&lni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-09
sxERKEszr0I ttzENET

T6bbeknek. - Magyar Beteg.
segM Magyar Orvossag cinai, 81
talAnos 6rdekl6d6st kelt6 cikkso.
rosatunkban ket hetes hezag volt,
inert azok nevtelen ir6ja beteg
volt. Jelenlegi szamunkban foly-
tatjuk q cikkek k0xl6set. (SEerk.) J
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-09
MA PENTEKEN A NEW YORK;
OPERETT sZINHAZ EL0ADA-
SA. - ALVINCI HUsZAROK.
SCENT 1sTvAN K0R

a Scent Istvan K0r most pen.
teken este tartja rendes havi gyu.
leset a Scent Istvan Otthonban,
este s 6rakor. Keretnek a tagok,
hogy teljes szamban jelenjenek
meg, inert az 6szi mulatsag ugys
ezen a gyiilesen lesz targyalva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-09
REGISTRATION!
Magyar betegseg- Magyar orvossag

81 Utank0zes megengedve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-09
A Nagybizottsag kikuldi
alapszabaly tervezetet
Az egyazak es egyletek dontsenek tervezet feett leg
kozelebbi gyuleseken Olvassa Ell minden egyh&zi es
egyleti tag hogy gyueseken hozzaszolhassanak.

zottsagi gyiilesen beterjeszthes-
SEX. A iegyzok0nyvben ugyan-
csak kerjuk annak kimondasat,
hogy az egyhaz vagy egylet hog
zajarul a Nagybizottsag allami
becsarterezesehez.
A Nagybizottsag penztaraban
mar t0bb mint 1900 dollar k0z0s
wagon van. Ennek vedelmere es
biztositasara okvetlenul kell sza-
balyosan elfogadott es leszava-
zott alapszabaly es allami csarter.
Egyhazunk es egyletiink nagy-
bizottsagi tagjai sz6val is szolgal-
hatnak felvilagositassal.
Kival6 tisztelettel
Molnar Lajos eln0k.
Nemenyi Mikl6s Ern6 titkar.
Gagyi Janos penztarnok.
Alapszabaly tervezet.
Is. A testiilet .neve: A Youngs-
town. Magyar Egyhazak es Egy-
letek Nagybizottsaga". Angolul:
Grand Committee of the
Youngstown Magyar Churches
and Societies" Alant r0vidseg
okaert Nagybizottsagnak nevez-
tetik.
fFhlvf n1dafnu \
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-09
Alapszabaly tervezet.

(Folyt. a 3. oldalon.)