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Evening star., 1930-05-21
CHURCH ANNOUNCES
WINNERS IN ORAT0RY
Presbyterians Conducted Competi-
tion on Subject of Law Observance
and Constitutional Loyalty.


BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 21.-Sec-
tional winners in the National Oratori-
cal Contest OF the Presbyterian General
Assembly on the subject of law observ-
ance and constitutional loyalty were an
nounced yesterday. Contests were held in
churches throughout the country and
then by presbyteries. From the pres
byterial winners, DIR. Lewis Seymour
Nudge, stated clerk, and other officials
at the headquarters of the general as
sembly here, have selected the following
to represent the five areas of the church
in the final contest:
Eastern. Miss Elizabeth Mckinley,
Brookville, Pa: North Central, George
E, Steele, Davenport, Iowa. Southern,
Miss Virginia Sullivan, Chattanooga,
Tenn; Rocky Mountain, Miss Margaret
McBeth, Delta, Utah; Pacific, George F.
Munro, jr., Santa Ana, Calf
The final contest will be held at the
national loyalty pre-assembly meeting
Evening star., 1930-05-21

Herman J. II. Papke has been organ
ist In the Bethany Lutheran Church at
st. Louis for 80 consecutive years.
Evening star., 1930-05-21
This 1880 Sports Silk Week

Has an Informal Showing by Models, Of
Sports Fashions, II AN. and $3.50 PM.
Cav Summer fashions have been made from the rough silks
that may be had twenty different alone of
Shantung. S5c to $3.50 the yard
SILKS SECOND FLOOR
Adorable clothes and spectator sports for and country
wear and spun silk being displayed
seventeen specialized sections throughout the
FASHIONS THnDF F1ooR-Ac FnsrF
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18

anza. Reid and Young expect to pick up several passengers who intend going outside, from Cand- le and Deering, and returning to Nome the same day. They will then carry on active preparations for the trip to Siberia.
 Canadian pilot Swartman, who took of from Fairbanks at s:S0 this morning, arrived here about three thirty this afternoon, in the Zenith biplane, formerly owned by Bennett Rodebaugh Airplane Co.,, at Fairbanks, having as passen- ger mechanician News. They are to do commercial flying out of Nome for the Alaskan Airways Inc. but will be held for emergen- cy in the search for Eielson. The plane did not bring any mail from Fairbanks.
 Temporary plans are for pilot Dorbandt to fly commercial work out of Fairbanks until the two FairchildS now enroute from the states arrive there. He will then fly one of them to Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18

in the Arizona mountains after they had kidnapped a deputy and enga ged in two gun fights, wound ing two officers.
 The pilot of an airplane passing over saw them vending their way yesterday toward the top of g mountain and flew back and told posse that the fugitives had bar ricaded themselves behind boul- ders. A gun battle ensued rem iniscent of the old west in which more than hundred shots were fired before the man and woman They planned that by abandoning their car and walk ing out of the state, they would throw pursuers from their trail, but the mountains proved too much of barrier.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18
MUCH SNOW PACIFIC
 NORTHWEST STATES

SEATTLE, Jan. IS. R-Mudh snow is being experienced thru out the entire Pacific Northwest. The Columbia river traffic has been paralyzed by the extreme cold and stormy weather: it is covered by coating of ice. The weather turned ten days ago and a con tinuous snow storm has blown up until today. Portland and Long view are digging out from under De'wc.'n four and eight inches of snow; Aberdeen and H6quiam are also in the same situation. In fact almost every city and town throughout the state of Washing ton and the eastern and northern parts of Oregon have been blank eted with a covering of snow.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18
SEALED IN MINE

HENDERSON, Ky, Jan. 15, @ Aaron Bridwey aged thirty three, and Boris Woods aged thir weight, are sealed tight in g blazing mine in the Kentucky hills.
 The two men were working on the three hundred foot slope when fire started yesterday at the en- trance The gasoline engine pull ing the mine car ignited, but the signal bell rang but very feebly warning those below. The mine car was dispatched down to the slope but couldn't reach it. There seems little chance of saving the men before they will be smothered by the smoke. It will take four or five weeks before the slope can be opened. $
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18


 wires to us to ascertain the truth Of this information and furnish a story, we feel hattered, especial ly when 1t is considered that the distance from where the news emminates from is on another continent and the place has no wireless station and we have no plane to go and find out the truth of the rumor.
 However. after putting two and two together We have come to the conclusion that there is no truth in the Moscow dispatches, but we are publishing them just the same so that our readers will have the benefit of the news.
 "The basis of our denunciation of the Moscow dispatches rests upon the fact that the point at which the report declares Eielson was found, is only about 45 or 50 miles from the Nanuk and a ladio station, whereas the route the dog team went with the let ter is six times as far or about 300 miles. If Eielson were found there why shouldn't a dog team make the 50 miles to the Nanuk with information fors the officials and searchers on this side of Der in Straits? Another actual fact is that, that the place where the Russian trapper saw Eielson fly over and dog teams and air planes have both gone over that region number of times. Still another premise is that over two months have elapsed since he was forced to land and it took only fifteen days for the news to go by cog team the 300 miles which it. followed. Ask yourself the question Is it plausible that Eel- son was found in that location and the news should go 300 miles to radio station across the pen insula when there is one within 50 miles, and then have to go all the way around the world before we. here in Nome could learn of it?' Not very logical. Therefore the editor and publisher of this great family paper, places no credence in. the Moscow reports and has also wired the Associat-, ed Press. In the meantime the, Nugget has wired the ship Nanuk acquainting them of the informa- tion and has asked for a rush wire in case they have received any news"
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18

JUNEAU, Jan. IT, P-George Grigsby, one of Alaska's leading attorneys. today filed his candi- dacy for Delegate to Congress, es- poucing the Democratic party, he also is subject to the April pri- maries.
 Grigsby last. year gave Suther- land the closest race he has ever had. He also ran as democratic nominee for Delegate in 1920 but was defeated by Sutherland
 She's geefing warm boys, and you want to watch your step from now on. This filing makes three entries who are out for tic dele: gateship, Rustgaard, Wickersham, and Grigsby, the first two Repub- licans and the latter, Democrat
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18
MISSING FAIRCHILD ARRIVES <. AT NOME FROM l,%
 UNALAKLEET
Capt. Pat Reid, Mechanicians Hut chinson Hughes Arrive Nome Damaged Fairchild Plane
Two Planes Arrive From Teller; One From Fairbanks; Matt Nieminen Takes Off For
 Fairbanks

Captain Pat Reid, piloting the second Fairchild plane which has been missing for week and which was forced to stay at Unalakleet for several days due to bad weath- CT, together with mechanicians Hutchinson and Hughes arrived in Nome about twelve noon to- day. They report the weather is perfect all the Way from Unala- kleet into Nome, and that from there to Fairbanks it is likewise
 Pilots Dorbandt and Young in the Stinson and Standard planes respectively arrived in Nome this morning about eleven o'clock hav- ing as passengers Mrs Dorbandt and Victor Ross. They report the weather fine, perfect for fly ing, at Teller Matt Nieminen, who flew one of the Fairchild planes here from Fairbanks all most immediately took of for Fairbanks in the Standard plane with Major Deckard and mechan- ician Cope as passengers. He did not carry mail. Pilot Dorbandt in the Stinson plane will take of in the morning for Fairbanks with Mrs. Dorbandt and possibly o. D. Cochran as passengers, car rying mail.
 Tomorrow morning Capt Reid and pilot Young will take off in the first Fairchild plane for a flight to Deering and Candle, car rying repair parts for the N. A. T. plane, which has an injured land ing gear at Deerfng, and which has been marooned for almost a month. While they are gone Reid's plane will undergo per manent repairs to the wing which was damaged when he was forced to land in the vicinity of Bon
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18
GUN BATTLE WITH BURGLARS

CHICAGO, Jan. 15, P-Two robbers and detective were kill ed as robbers were rushing from an apartment they had just held up. The three robbers ran into q police squad responding to the burglar alarm. Two of the rob bers were shot almost immediat- ely and the third one barricaded himself in the hallway but was finally routed with tear bombs.
 A detachment climbing up the side windows found two of the robbers mortally wounded and the third then surrendered.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18
INVESTIGATION
 FOR INTERNATIONAL ROAD

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17,R)- The Highways Committee approved Sutherland's bill providing for an investigation by joint commit tee chosen from the United States and Canada, of the construction of highway to connect the US. thru Canada with Alaska. The measure would provide twenty five thousand dollars for the ex- pense of the investigations.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18
SUBMITS OPINIONS CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, R- The day before tenth annivefsary Of prohibition President Hoover submitted to Congress an array of opinions and recommendations for the strengthening of the enforce ment commission dealing with liq- uor and narcotics, bringing the question of prohibition into oven greater prominence than 1t has ever been regarding the serious enforcement of the law.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18
CASH COLE FILES FOR
 AUDITOR ALASKA

JUNEAU. Jan. 1e, R-Cash Cole, appointed Territorial Audi tor when that office was created hy the Alaska Legislature last year. filed his candidacy for the game office, being subject to Ap- Til primaries on the Republican ticket. He was a member of two Alaska legislatures and has also served as clerk of the House and Secretary of the Senate. He is the only candidate so far for audi tor.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18
THREE PROMINENT MEN NOW IN SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Jan. IA, R-Three of Ahska's most prominent citi- Sens are here in Seattle now. They are Governor Geo A. Parks, who spent the Xmas holidays in Den Yer and who sails tomorrow for Juneau; Colonel Ohlsen General Manager of the Alaska Railroad who is here purchasing supplies; and Donald Mcdonald, location engineer of the Alaska Road Com mission who is here for vacation for the first time in ten years.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18
TO REALIGN PROHI FORCES

WASH INGTON, Jan. 15. (P)- The first concrete move to carry out the recommendations of Presi dent Hoover and his law enforce mtnt commission for the re-al'gn- mcnt of the prohibition forces ca he with the introduction by Cns irman Williamson of the House Expenditures Committee, of an ad- ministration bill which provides for the transfer of dry units from the Treasury department to the Department of Justice. T.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18
HARD RIDING RESULTS s. IN CAPTURE

PHOENIX. Arizona. Jan. 1e, Lp A hard riding sheriff and his deputies together with the wide open spaces. combined for the un- doing of Mrs. Irene Schroeder of Benwood. weat Virginia. and Glen Daue. both sought since Decem- ber 27th, when Corporal Paul Bany q Pennsylvania highway patrol- man was slain, and private Ernest Moore was wounded near New castle. Penn. The pair who they are man and wife were captured
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18
SAYS RADIO CORPORATIONS BECOMING INTOLERABLE

WASHINGTON Jan. r, R- D. J. Grigsby, President of the Grigsby Grunow Company, Chic- ago, testified before the Senate Entertate Commerce Committee, that the situation of the radio in- dustry was becoming intolerable, and that combines were seeking to dominate the industry and ere ate monopoly
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18
No Credence Placed In Report
 That Eiels0n Found

Editors Note-"Upon receipt of the first message to the Nome Nugget this morning from the Associated Press Service, the wire announcing the bare information that Moscow dispatch says Eiel- son found near North Cape, Sib- eria, sounded like glad tidings, but when the second and third messages arrived the news did not seem to be geniune. even tho they were all dated from Mos COW.
 The publisher of a newspaper is supposed to know the why's and wherefores and to be able to judge the truth or falsity of messages emminattng from all parts of the world in rapid succession, but when a great news gathering in- stttution Ike the Associated Press
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18
FOUND FROZEN DEATH
 IN CAR

PHOENIX, Arizona, Jan. IS, (P Timothy Kirkpatrick, aged thir ty-five and David King aged thir- ty-eight, were found frozen to death in their stalled car three miles out on the Prescott Highway after the worst storm in the his tory of Yavapai County had pass ed last night
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18
SIX DEATHS FROM FIRE

FINDLAY, Ohio. Jan. IA, (P)- Six persons, five of them mem bers of the Wilson Long family. the other guest, were burned to death in fire which destroy ed the Long home here last night.
 The fire is believed to have been caused by an overturned kerosene lamp.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18
FRIDAY
 tTELEGRApHlc)
STILL BITTERLY COLD STATES

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. IT, R) Icy blasts accompanied by ex- treme cold, strengthened the win tery grip on the Northwest states, as California experienced relief from the freezing temperatures. under a stimulus caused by snow. Most of the lakes in western Wash ington are frozen over and the Willamette River at Portland, Ore gon has been frozen solid for the first time in a decade.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18
WICK FILES FOR DELEGATE

? JUNEAU, Jan. 16, R-James Wickersham filed his candidacy for Delegate to Congress on the Republican ticket, subject to the April primaries. John Rustgaard filed his candidacy several days ago. He also is Republican.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18

Changes in regular Display Ao-, vertising for the current weekly issue must be prssented not later than Thursday, P. M., preceding the day of issue (saturday) orrin. sertisn will be delayed until the following week.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18
N O IT I c E

New forms complying with the law in reference to liability of own CTS Of mining claims, are nov on sale at the Nugget Office. They are printed on caId board and arc of convenient size for posting on the claims. qlt,
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18
MICHIGAN SENTENCES

HANGING, MICH, Jan. 1s, R Governor Green wrote the final chapter in Michdgan's Life for Liquor" law, when, he commuted to life sentences, five prohibition viOlators. ,..,
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18
IN THE MATTER, OF THEs :I.S- TATE OF EDWIN. 'H., PFAFFLE, Deceased. ,r-I .4.e

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned has been ap- pointed by the above entitled Court, Administrator of the Els tate of Edwin H. Pfaffle, deceas- ed, and all persons having claims against the said estate are here by required to present the same to the undersigned, at the Miners and Merchants Bank at Nome, Alaska, as required by law, with in six months from the date here of.
 DATED at Nome, Alaska, Dec ember 2S, 1929.
 J. S. STANGROOM
 Administrator of the Es- tate of Edwin H. Ptahfle,
 deceased.
 Publish-Dec. 2s, 1929, Jan 4, II, IS, 26, 1880. .
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18
AIR MAIL

- Air mail for the states via Fair banks will close today, register ed at four and ordinary at five pm, the plane will leave in the morning.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18

MOSCOW, Jan. 16, (P-The Soviet Arctic Commission at Mos COW which has been in charge of tine Russian efforts to find the missing fiiers, was notified thru its radio station at Anadyr, Sib- eria, that it had received a report Tuesday that Eielson and Bor- land had landed near the Anguema River. The report came from the radio operator Kyrilenko, at Pink ingly, who said that he had re- ceived letter dated December Both from Cape Wells, reporting the finding of the missing airmen.
 Despite the lack of confirmation of this report, the government gave immediate instructions to Capt. Milovsorov Of the steamer Stavapol, to dispatch a dogsled expedition to that area.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18

Nome is the U'uhtin. base for al, ''"'ka exploring expeditions
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18
E. NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
 THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT, : TERRITORY OF ALASKA, SEC
 0ND # :, :. ...a .:
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18

Moscow, Jan, 1e. R)-A report that Eielson and Borland were found near the Anguema (Emua- jem) River, Siberia, was received by the Soviet government although is has not been confirmed. The Soviet authorities have ordered a dog sled expedition to the place.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-18
THURSDAY
 !TELsGHA pHIC
REPORTS FINDING EIELsoN AT MOUTH OF RIVER
 IN SIBERIA

Reports Go To Moscow Missing Pliers Found at Mouth of
 Anguema River Near North. Cape
 's.. Nome Nugget, Nome, Alaska: Seattle, Jah, 1e, R).-A Moscow. dispatch says that Eielson was found near North :Cape:rus story if you have anything.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-09-18
CsEREP torres

Sokfele a madar, egyik ezt, mask AIT
Leginkabb kedveli,
Ext ekes szolasa, amazt pedig tarka
Tolla kedvelteti.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-09-18
Ket szineloadas
lesz okt6berben
A 10th Szintarsulat Ten, a New
York; Operett Szinpad 1O-en rem
deznek szinel0adast.

Macy kultur esteben lesz rasze
Youngstown magyarsaganak ok
tober elso heteben. Ket magyar
szintarsulat, a 10th Szintarsulat
es a New York; Operett Szinpad
fog lit eloadast tartani.
Oktoher Ten, kedden este a
10th Szintarsulat eloadasaban
szinre kertl "Napoly Gy0ngye', !,
amelynek f6szerepeben Kondor
Mariska iinnepli Is ewes szinesz-
moi jnbileumat. Okt6ber 10-en,
p6nteken este N. Y. Opcrett
Szinpad el6adja az "Alvinci HUI
szarok '-at, Fellegi Teri es XII
rally Erno kozremik0desevel.
Mindket el6adas az Eagle Hall
ban lesz. Jegyek elovetelben kap-
hat6k kiad6hivatalban es a $50
kott magyar helyeken.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-09-18
A SIT. IsTvAN KOR
TANCMULATSAGA

A SIT. Istvan K0r szeptember
24-en, este fel S orakor tancmu-
latsagot rendez a Scent Istvan
Otthonban. A k0r leany tagjai
vallaltak ezen mulatsag rendeze-
set, ami eleg bizonyiteka annak,
hogy ezen mulatsag sikere elma-
radhatatlan. Ezen mulatsagra
hivatalos SIT. Terez es a Jezus
SIT. Szive K0rok, valamint az
egyhaz minden serdIl6 ifja.
A rendezo bizottsag arr6l is
gondoskodott, hogy emleke-
zetesse tegye ugy az ifjak, mint
az id3sebbek szamara ezen estet
azaltal is, hogy gondoskodott
is voros pop-rol, hogy az oregek
ennek elfogyasztasa utan elene-
kelhessek: "Vor0s pop-ot titan
az este -"
A rendez6seg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-09-18
FELMENTETTEK A
RABLAS VADJA AL0L
Felmentettek q Steelton Bakery
kirablasanak vadja al6l.

Miutan Donald Joyce beismer-
te, hogy neha egy-egy kis palm
kat ad ell, mikor mas munka rit-
ka, Judge Harry Hoffman fell
mentette st a Steelton Bakery
augustus 19-en t0rtent kirabla-
sanak vadja al6l.
Joyce AIT allitotta, hogy ha-
rom allitolagos rabl6 6t egy kis
ride kerte es hogy ennek a
kerelemnek eleget teve szallitot-
ia 6ket a rablas szinhelyere. Ke-
s6bb, a Hub Athletic Clubb6l va
10 visszaterteben ismet talalko-
zott ezzel a harom emberrel es
visszahozta 8ket varosba.
Victor Mihaley, 81 ewes 1901 N.
Garland avenuei lakos rendor-
segen bevallotta, hogy reszt vett
ebben q rablasban es 8 masikban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-09-18
A AK KERULET
POLGARI K0R GYUIEsE

September Glen, yasarnap es-
te fel nyolc oral kezdettel a 4ik
keriileti polgari kor gyiilest tart
a Szuligan Hal[ban. Sz6ra keriil
maid regisztralasr6l szolo vi
t0rveny, amelyet Lengyel Peter
tagtarsunk, aki kepvisel6 a
Board of Electionnal, fog meg
magyarazni.
Jelen lesz a gyiilesen a kozis-
inert es koztisztelt magyar iigy-
we'd Friedman JOSEF is, valamint
Mr.. Baldwin bekebif6, akinek
szavait erdemes lesz meghall-
gatni.
Mint mind tudjuk, "Dzso"
Friedman az egyetlen magyar
szarmazasu bir6jel0lt az oszi va
lasztasokon es exert kul0n0sen
keriink minden magyar polgart,
hogy legyen jelen a gyiilesen,
hogy valasztasi torvenyeket
megertve biztos legyen abban,
hogy november 4-en Friedmanra
szavazhat.
Multi gyil6sunkon elhataroz-
TUX, hogy tagsagi dijat tobbe
mem fogunk venni. Remeljuk,
hogy minel tobb vi tag fog a jov6
gyiilesen csatlakozni, hogy a,4-ik
keriiletnek nagyobb hasznara le-
hessiink.
Kerjuk az osszmagyarsagnak,
az asszonyokat is ideertve, reszt-
vetelet a gyilesen.
Lengyel Peter titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-09-18
.inden polgarnak
regisztralni kell
Eletbe lepett az uj valasztasi tor
veny. - AllandGsitjak a szavaz6
polgarok listajat.

A november 4-iki valasztas lesz
az els6 az uj valasztasi t0rveny
rendelkezesei alatt. Az NJ tor
veny szavaz6 polgarok listaja-
max alland6sitasara t0rekszik.
Ebb6l celbol az uj torveny ell
rendeli, hogy a nagyobb varosok-
ban, mint Youngstownban, az
iden minden szavazo polgarnak
regisztralni kell a harom regi-
sztralasi nap egyiken, okt6ber
2-an,. 10-en vagy lien. Aki ha-
rom nap valamelyiken nem regi-
sztral, az 6szi valasztason val6
szavazati jogat elveszti.
Igen fontos, hogy minden ma
gyar polgar registration az iden,
inert egy magyar ember palyazik
biroi hivatalra, a k0ztisztelet-
ben allo magyar ugyved, "Dzso"
Friedman. Minden magyarnak
kaleidoscope, mar sajat erdeke-
ben is, hogy a magyarorszagi
sziiletesii bir6jeloltre szavazzon.
Ezt azonban csak ugy teheti, ha
oktober 2-an, 10-en vagy lien ell
megy keriiletenek rendes szavaz6
helyere es regisztral.
A t0rveny ertelmeben az idei
regisztralds mindenkorra erve-
nyes, aki tehat most regisztral,
annak soha tobbe mem fog kelleni
regisztralni, ha minden valaszta-
son rendesen szavaz. Ha lakast
valtoztat, AIT barmikor bejelent-
nett Board of Electionnek egy-,
szerii -postakartya ut;an.
Felhivunk tehat minden ma
gyar szarmazasu polgart, hogy
kesziljon regisztralni es hogy re-
gisztraljon mar az els6 nap, ha
modjaban van, de hogy okvetle-
nil registration, inert magyar
sagra nezve nagyfontossagu lesz
az idei vdlasztas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-09-18
vERHOvAY 108

Beteg tagjaink: Juhasz Meny-
hert 1924 Manhattan Ave. Bod
mar Istvan 1923 Salt Spring st.
Varga Sandor, Hubbard, O. Len
gyel Andrasne 2O37 So. Heights
Ave. Balogh Balazs 1892 Crescent
st. Betegseg a tikarnal jelenten-
do. Cine: 211 Edward st. Tele-
fon szam 1882.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-09-18
A FUGGETLEN MAGYAR REF.
EJUSAGI K0R GYttIESE

A Fuggetlen Magyar Ref. Egy-
haz Ifjusagi Kore september h6
23-an, kedden este s oral kezdet-
tel tartja gyiil6set.
A tagok keretnek, hogy a gyii-
lessen teljes szamban megjelenni
sziveskedjenek. Ezen q gyiilesen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-09-18
BRIDGEPORTIAK GYttLEsE

A Bridgeport Szovetseg 16-ik
osztalya most vasarnap, szeptem-
ber Glen, delutan fel 2-kor tart
ia rendes havi gyileset. A tagok
keretnek, hogy pontosan jelenje-
mex meg a gyiilesen szokott
helyen.
Kat6ch Odon ugykezel6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-09-18
A PRO HUNGARIA
RENDKIVULI GYtjLESE

Hetfon, szeptember 22-en este
fel 0-kor a Pro Hungaria Nok vi
lagsz0vetsegenek youngstown
osztalya szokott helyen rendki-
will gyiilest tart. A gyiiles celia
az egyesiilet evfordul6ja alkalma-
bol rendezend6 unnepely megbe-
szelese.
Kerjiik a tagok minel nagyobb
szamban val6 megjeleneset.
Tisztikar.