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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-04
DR.. AUSTIN NAMED
TO GALLINGER POST
!. c. Commissioners Appoint
Philadelphian as Resident
Psychiatrist.

The District Commissioners have ap-
pointed DR.. Henry e. Austin Of Phila-
delphia chief resident psychiatrtst OF
Gallinger Hospital, q new position,
paying $500, created by the recent
appropriation act. DR.. D. Percy Hick-
ling retains his position as chief of
the psychiatric service of the hospital
without pay and will be senior in rank
to DIR. Austin. At the same time DR..
Hickling'S Office, in which he trans
acted his business as District alientSt,
is being moved from the hospital TO the
District Building.
The appointment was reminiscent of
the resignation of DR.. George M. Kober
as a member of the Board of Public
Welfare last year. DR.. Kober took issue
with the board over its policy of creat-
ing paid positions such as the one now
filled by DR.. Austin. He looked with
some alarm at the high per capita
per day cost of patients at Gallinger
Hospital in comparison with the cost
at other institutions and held that DR..
Hickling could take care of the work
as he had done in the past without pay.
When it came to sending up a supple
mental estimate for salary for the
new chief resident psychiatrist, Dr..
Kober endeavored to secure an investi-
cation by disinterested experts before
approving the item.
His motion was lost on a tie vote,
one member being absent and one who
was present declining to vote. DR.. Ko-
Der promptly resigned after many years
of service on the Board of Charities and
its successor, the Board of Public We'll
fare.
DR.. Austin has had Is years expert
ence as a practicing psychiatrist, six
of them as clinical director of the Con-
necticut State Hospital and three as
clinical director of the Mississippi State
Hospital. During the war, he was psy-
chiatrist to the Siberian Expedition OF
the American forces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-04
ROME is STUPEFIED
BY C0STE EARNINGS
Correspondent Quoted as Saying
French People Are Bit
Hurt.

ROME. Italy. September LP),-The
principal reaction in the Roman press
today TO the successful conclusion of
the Coste- Bellonte flight to America
seemed to be a kind Of stupefaction at
the 100000 which is alleged will ac-
crue to the flyers as a result of it.
Popolo di Roma quoted its Paris COR
respondent that this somewhat de-
tracted from the glory of the flight and
that the French, although proud of
their countrymen's prowess, felt bit
hurt thereby. particularly because so
many non-fying persons had derived
publicity from the venture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-04
COste and CrOnau,
Foes During War,
Meet at Banquet
Lindbergh Also Present,
but Leaves Occasion to
Ex-Enemies.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, September 1.-Two
Transatlantic fiiers who faced each
other across battle lines of the great
war; were friends today, bound together
in the fraternity of their conquest OF
dangerous ocean air lines.
Dieudonne Coste, French war ace, and
first to fly from Paris to New York,
and Capt. Wolfgang Won Gronau, Ger
man naval aviator during the war, who
recently flew q seaplane here from Ger
many, met last night at an informal
dinner given for Capt. Gronau and his
crew of three by the German-American
Conference.
Entertaining Lindberghs.
Although it had been planned as an
alderman affair, invitations were sent
at the last moment to Coste and his
flight companion. Maurice Bellonte.
Coste and Bellonte were already en-
gagged as hosts at dinner to Col. and
Mrs Charles A. Lindbergh. 1t was
hardly expected they would attend the
Gronau function.
As the last course was served and
speeches were about to begin, the
French flierS were. announced Ac-
ConiPaiAJhAS IaSaH "cAC VIC AAiluSSl SAo
and Mayor Walker.
Give Ovation.
They were accorded q tremendous
ovation by the several hundred guests
and were welcomed by Capt. Gronau in
short speech in German.
Coste, replying in French, said avia-
ton knew no border lines and hiers
were all members of one family.
Mayor Walker declared the meeting
the greatest step toward peace of which
he had ever heard. $685.
Col. Lindbergh was introduced, but
declined to speak, leaving the occasion
to the French and German visitors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-04
GOOD WILL TOUR PLANNED.
Leading Citizens Consider Trip Over
u. 8. for COste and BeIIOnte.

Leading Citizens Consider Trip Over
u. 8. for COste and BelIOnte.
NEW YORK, September (Pl.-The
New York. Times says Capt. Dieudonne
Coste and Maurice Bellonte probably
will make a good will tour around the
United States In the near future at the
request of a committee of leading
citizens.
While plans are still indefinite. It is
understood the committee will be made
up of men high in the State, in aviation
and in the diplomatic service and that
the project will be financed by private
subscription.
Ambassador Dwight w. Morrow and
been offered the Craftsmanship of the
committee, but waived the honor in
favor of a higher Official. He is said,
however, to have pledged substantial
financial aid to the project
Rene Racover, manager of the French
flyers, when asked whether Coste and
Bellonte would accept an invitation to
make such fight, replied, Certainly"
Capt. Coste referred inquiries to Mr..
Racover.
Col. Charles A. Lindbergll, who ac-
cording to the report will be an active
member of the committee, said, There
Is nothing I can say about 1t at this
time"
Richard F. Hoyt of the banking firm
OF Hayden, Stone & Co., 1t was reported,
would handle the financial arrange
ments for the flight The projected
plans call for the itinerary Of the flight
TO be arranged by the Department of
Commerce through its division of aero
nautics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-04
SUSPECT
MAY SURRENDER
NaIIey Wires Wife He Will
Return to Capital
Immediately.

One of the two men sought in con-
nection with the $4,000 robbery re-
ported at the Southern Diaries Sunday
night was expected to return to the
District and surrender to police some
time today.
Fred Nalley of the 1900 block of Neal
street northeast, one of the suspects,
wired his wife today from Brooklyn
that he would return home Immediately.
The wire read:
will arrive home this morning. Ev-
erything o. X. Fred"
Two men were seen to leave the build
ing by William j. Whalen, truck driver
employed at the plant, who furnished
police with the names of the men and
said they had given him 500 TO keep
quiet. 4f
Whalen told police they threatened to
shoot him if he made any cutlery.
Whaien failed to make known the fact
that the robbery had occurred or that
he knew anything concerning it until
Monday morning, when the theft was
discovered. The driver was arrested by
police on a grand larceny charge grow
ing out of his failure to report the rob-
berry and was held .under $4,000 bond
for the grand jury when arraigned in
Police Court yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-04
PRESIDENT OF ERIE SEES
BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT
Looks for October and November
to Be Good Months, but An
ticipates Seasonal Decline.
BY the Associated Press. /.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September &C. E.
Denney, president of the Erie Railroad,
said yesterday that one of the definite
signs OF real improvement in business
Is that the roads daily car loadings are
showing occasional improvement, over
corresponding days last year.
There is no weekly Improvement as
yet" he said, but whereas we have
loadings of from 10 to Is per cent, this
figure is now occasionally reduced to 2
per cent and occasionally we are able
to show daily loadings Of 6ne or two
cars over last year."
He added that he looked for October
and NoveinbW to be pretty good
months gerer lly," but that the usual
seasonal decline Is anticipated during
the latter part OF November.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-04
BAND CONCERTS.

BY the United States Marine Band.
this evening, at the Sylvan Theater.
Monument Grounds, at 1880 O'Clock.
Taylor Branson, leader; Arthur Wit
comb, second leader:
March, washington Police. Stephan
Overture, I'm Bohemia Opus %.
Hadley
Saxophone solo, Fantasy. .Gurswich
Musician Kenneth Douse.
Excerpts from THE Pirates of PEN
2ance ................. SULLIVAN
"ArabeSque" ................ .Schumann
Entrance of the Fauns." from
"Cydal1Se" ...s......,. .Fierne
Dance O the Tumblers," from THE
Snow Maiden. :. .Rimsky- Korsakow
Norwegian Rhapsody. ....,..... Lalo
Marines hymn
''Tle lialls OF Montezuma."
"The Star Spangled Banner"
BY the United States Soldiers He he
Military Band, this evening at $50
o'clock John S. M. Zimmerman,
bandmaster; Anton Pointner, assistant:
March, "Regimental Youngsters" .Fuc.S
Overture, Light Cavalry. 1900. Suppe
Suite character site, Don Quixote,"
Safran K
"A Spanish Village"
"Sancho Panzo."
"Dulcinea."
Don Quixote.'. /
Excerpts from musical comedy mo,
No, Nannette' ............ YounanS
Fox-trot. 1.-THE. Song Love-. HENDERSON
Waltz suite, Spring and Love. Won Sion
Finale, "Canadier Capers". I. ~ handler
The star Spangled Banner"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-04

gust 2: that thereafter, notwithstand-
ing her assurances, she introduced TO
him as her son, boy Of 16 years, and
that thereupon the contract was ter
minated.
The plaintiff in her suit charged that
tn services Of a minister had been Sc
cured, and the marriage date settled.
when Brown suddenly changed his
mind, and would not go through with
the ceremony.
The records of the Marriage License
Bureau show that Brown returned the
license for cancellation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-04
FRANKEL FIRST TO DIE.
Stockholm Paper Says He Perished
After Balloon Landed.

STOCKHOLM, sweden, september
(R.-The newspaper Dagens Nyheter
today said It had learned that Knut
Frankel, third member OF the Andree
balloon expedition, died after the bal
loon was brought to earth and while
the party was en- route back TO Hvit-
yoen white Island
Its information was said TO have been
obtained from the newly discovered
diary of Solomon August Andree, that
document which Andree wrapped in an
old jersey and placed beneath his clothes
and his back as he lay, down to die In
late 1897.
The paper said the diary also revealed
that the explorers started across the ice
toward land after the wreck OF their
balloon and were still going on Septem-
Der 5. Nils Strindberg, Andree's scien-
tific worker, died after the arrival at
Hvitvoen and was buried by Andree
himself.
Sources in charge Of the diary, which
IS being examined by experts at from
soc, Norway, insist that no information
as to its contents has been given out.
Only the bodies of Andree and Strind-
berg were recovered by the Horn expedi-
tion In its visit to Hvitvoen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-04
DALLAS PREPARES WELCOME.
AviatOrs of Southwest Help to Receive
, COste and BellOnte.

AviatOrs of Southwest Help to Receive
Coste and Bellonte.
DALLAS, Tex, September 4 R).-
The tri-color OF France and the Stars
and Stripes fioated together in Dallas
today as thrilled city suspended nor
NAL activities to give q traditional
Texas welcome to Capt. Dieudonrie
Coste and Maurice Bellonte, French air
yoyageurs who conquered the Atlantic.
This CITY was the rendezvous OF aRir-
men throughout the Southwest, who
winged their way here to participate
in the welcome of the Frenchmen, n.y.
ing to Dallas from New York to collect
a purse of $4,000 offered by Col. VIII
liam e. Easterwood, now in Dublin.
Fifteen Army planes from Kelly Field
San Antonio, were in the convoy as
sembled here to fly north to greet the
scarlet sesquiplane which trtumphed
fogs and hazardous weather between
lie Bourget and Curtiss Fields.
A coLnrade who once met hazards
far different from fogs and storms in
company with the French ace CLAIMED
to be among thousands to welcome him.
He Is r. de France, member OF Capt.
Costes wartime squadron, now o resi-
dent OF San Antonio.
Program Of Welcome.
The program of welcome called for
official greetings from Gov. Dan Moody,
or his representative, In behalf OF the
State. s4
Detachments of Dallas policemen, as
sisted by several companies OF National
Guardsmen, had been assigned to guard
planes at the field and keep the crowd
from rushing in upon the flyers when
they landed.
The National Broadcasting Co. had
opened a special wire from Dallas to
New York for q coast-to-coast network
broadcast Of the landing and reception.
with station WFAA, a 50,000-watt sta
ton. as the key station.
After ceremonies at the field q pa
rade into town was planned and a din
ner in honor of Coste and Bellonte was
arranged for tonight.
Col. Easterwood, whose offer OF $25,-
600 attracted the French flyers to Dali
las, is the official greeter Of the city by
appointment Of Mayor J. Waddy Tate.
In the coionels absence, his personal
representative. George Smith, Snyder,
Tex, newspaper man, assisted in well
coming preparations.
Army Aviators Aided.
High aviation officials from the Army's
chief training center at Kelly Field
helped arrange entertainment for Capt.
CoSte and Bellonte during their stay,
which presumably will be brief, due to
their expressed desire to pay an off,
cial visit to Washington as soon as pos
sible.
Some uncertainty still remained as
to the terms Of Col. Easterwood's con-
tract with the French flyers. His rep
resentatives here said they had no d.
rect authorization to present the purse
to Coste and Bellonte upon their ar
rival. They expressed belief the money
had been posted In Paris.
The purse was one of many Col
Easterwood has offered for aviation
feats Arrival of the Question Mark
at Love Field will mark the FIRST time
any OF his prizes have been claimed.
C00D WIFI rOV1p ny AAIAJrn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-04
'COSTE FLIES SOUTH
FOR $4,000 Prize
Take-off for Dallas Delayed
an Hour in Starting Motor
of Question Mark.

Continued From First Page)
Cabin monoplane in which the manager
was flying is far faster than the
sesquiplane.
VIII Meet at GreenviIIe.
Arrangement was also made for a
rendezvous of the two planes in air
above Greenville, Tex, which is about
40 miles from Dallas. The take-off
today was wit, .essed by not more than
200 persons in striking contrast to the
thousands who broke through police
lines and almost caused riot of jubila-
ton when the Frenchmen arrived here
the day before yesterday.
The red SeSquiplane veteran Of almost
countless adventures in the air, made
romantic picture as it was towed
from its dim hangar into the early
morning sunlight. On It's scarlet TANKS
were inscribed the names of far cities
to which 1t has travelled under the guild
ance of the former war ace, who was
at its controls today.
Among these cities were such names
as Tsitsikar, Karbine, Calcutta, Karachi
Athens, Rome, Hanoi, Shanghai and
Alep.
For it is in this plane that Coste new
around the world except for the Pacific,
made world records for both straight
line and closed course distance flights
and in several weight-carrying events.
Dressed for Outing.
In contrast to the many sweaters and
fur Lined flying suits in which the
aviators arrived two days ago at the
end of their cold flight along the great
circle they were dressed today In clothes
which suggested merely jaunt to the
seashore or the country club. They
wore light business suits under flyers
coveralls and except for their helmets
were otherwise unprotected from the
elements. ~"' ~$s@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-04

I have formed definite opinions. The
flight becomes more and more inter-
esting as the worry recedes and have
opportunity to contemplate just what
conditions we encountered and what
problems we solved.
tcopyright, 1880, in North and South
America, BY the New York Times 90. All
rights TeseTved.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-04
WILL VISIT CLEVELAND.
Coste and BeIlOnte to Place Wreath on
Grave of MyrOn T. Herrick.

CLEVELAND. September B.-
Capt. Dieudonne Coste and Maurice
Bellonte, the French transatlantic n.y.
ers, viii come to Cleveland to place q
wreath on the grave of Ambassador
Myron T. Herrick, 1t was announced to-
day by the Cleveland Advertising Club
Officials of the club said the flyers
agreed to come here as part of a pros
pective good win tour. Arrangements
were made by long-distance telephone
lest night. ~
Herrick, known as the beloved am
bassador" during his long stay In Paris,
was close friend Of Capt. Coste.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-04
A CORRECTION.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, September A.
II was stated In error yesterday that
Miss Fanny NJ Burke OF 20S Wilkes
street mad died on Tuesday at the
Alexandria Hospital The party who
died was Miss Fanny Birch OF Fair
fax County. Funeral services for Miss
Birch were held at Pohick Church
Yesterday afternoon with burial In Po-
hick Cemetery following. ~
Thekstar apologies. and regr4M tins
es-or.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-04
BULGARIA is WARNED

Peaceful Activities Are Opposed.
SOFIA, Bulgaria, September (F.-
The Macedonian leader, Michaploff. last
night issued manifesto calling on the
government to countenance officially his
peaceful activities in the interests of
Macedonian autonomy"
At the same time Michaplon warns
the government that unless his demands
are met he will pursue his objective by
every revolutionary means"
The document will be sent to the
League Of Nations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-04
LAWYER ANSWERS
Z! WOMAN'S SUIT FOR
BREACH OF PROMISE

CONTINUED From First Page.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-04

CONTINUED From First Page)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
A MEGVESZETT KUTYA
MEGMARTA A NASZNEPET

Budapestrol jelentik: Kis-
pesten, a Dob6 Katica utica 35. 81.
hazban lakodalom volt. A haztu-
lajdonos leanya, Mikolay Erzse-
bet, ment ferjhez. A menyasszony
egyik ismer6se naszajandekul egy
kinai selyempincsit ajandekozott.
A kiskutya a nasznep kedvence
lett es jatszadoztak vele. Egyszer
csak gyanusan morogni kezdett a
vele jatszadoz6kra, maid varatla-
null teljes diihvel k0ril0tte le-
voknek ugrott es mindenkit meg
harapott. A helyszinere erkezett
ment0k Klumbe Ferencet, Klum-
be Rozsit, Oszfolk Agostont, Kur-
csinka Gyulat, Kiss J6zsefet, Mi
kolay Istvan es a menyasszonyt,
Mikolay Erzsebetet els6 segely-
ben reszesitettek. Az allatorvos
megallapitotta, hogy kutya We
szett volt es exert megmart nasz-
nepet a Pasteur-intezetbe utalta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
TUZ PUSZTITOTT
SILL KOZsEGBEN

Gy0rbol jelentik: = Hatalmas
tiiz pusztitott Gyor melletti Sill
kozsegben. Eddig ismeretlen ok
b6l, a plebania melletti szegeny-
soron kigyulladt az egyik zsupfo-
deles haz teteje es pillanatok
alatt langbaborultak a mellette
lev0 kis hazik6k is. Mire lakok
felebredtek, mar egesz sor epilet
ALT langokban es a helyi tuzolt6k
minden erofeszitese hiabaval6nak
bizonyult. R0vid fel6ra alatt ha-
rom k0zseg tuzolt6saga helyszi-
men volt es az oltas k0zben ARA
is t0rekedett, hogy a k0zseg izga-
tott lakossagat megnyugtassak.
6 lak6haz, 20 mellekepiilet es 10
pajta teljesen leegett. Igen sok
haziallat pusztult ell. A kar meg
haladja 100000 peng6t. A vizs-
galat eddigi adatai szerint til
get gondatlansag okozta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
VERHOVAY sEGELY EGYLET
1O8-IK FIOKJA
Alapittatott 1903 okt6ber 10-en.

Eln6k: Nem6nyi Mikl6s Emo, alel-
nok: Lengyel Peter, titkar: Hoffer
Andras, 211 Edward St., telefon szam
1872, kihez az egyletet erdekl6 leve-
lex kildend6ls, penztarnok: Juhasz Jo-
zsef 146 N. Hartford Ave-, ellenGr:
Uray Karoly, szdmvizsgalo bizottsag 81
tagok: Mikes Gaspar, Bodzas Janos,
Menyhart Janos. Hubbard, Oh iigyke-
zel6: Batta J6zscf. Nagybizottsagi Ia
gok: Uray Kdroly, Balazs Ferenc,
Debrovszky Andras es Lengyel Peter.
Uivatalos orvos: DR.. Fiizy j. Pal. Hi
vatalos lap: Amerikai Magyar Hirlap.
Gyileseit tartja minden h6 masodik
vasarnapjan az ev. reformatus temp
lom alatti gyiilesteremben (737 Maho-
ming Avenuel,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
ECY KoOsIT Is HAROM
EMBERT ELGAZOLT A VoNAT

Bajar6l jelentik Spanyol
Imre so ewes, Spanyol Imrene sz.
Mikli Terez, Meszaros Imrene
sziil. Balogh Erzsebet 60 ewes es
Gyurica Imre 4 ewes gyermek,
nagybaracskai (Bacs N.Y. lakosok
egy l6fogatu kocsin hatarba
mentek dolgozni. Mid6n Macy
baracska es Baja k0zott lev6 va
sutvonalon, a 1917 KIN. k0z0tt
163. szerelveny mellett atvezet0
= sorompoval ell mem latott =
vasuti atjar6n haladtak keresz-
till, a Nagybaracskar6l Bajara
memo szemelyvonat mozdonya a
kocsit elutotte. Az 0sszeutk0zes
k0vetkezteben kocsi teljesen
6sszetorott, Spanyol Imrene 6s
Gyurica Imre sulyosan megserilt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
NILEST ELSO MAGYAR BETEG-
SEGELYZO EGYLET
Alakplt 1908 februar Len,

Eln6k: Jakubak Mihaly. Alelnok:
Ifj Pirigyi Janos. Jegyz5: Peter
Gy0rgy. PenztaTnok: Hal6k JAnos.
Penztari tiktar: Hajdu Janos. Levele-
z6 titkar: Hajdu Janos (cime: 226 En-,
ma ST. Niles, Ohio J6tall6 bizottsag
Stefk6 JOSEF, Kuk6 Istvan, Tacsik
Ferenc. Szamvizsgalo hizottsag: Reh6
J6zsef, Dicsk6 Janos, 10th Balint. Be-
teglatogat6k: Reh6 Josef, J66 Mar
ton. Zaszl6tart6k: Kun Mihaly, Buk.
szar Istvan, Bukszar Bertalan, 10th
Balint. Hazkezelo: Egadics Laszl6. All
t66rok: Bobak Andras, Szirokman list
van. Az egylet gyuleseit tartja min
den h6nap masodik vasarnapjan ref.
templom helyisegGben d. u. 2 6rakor.
Hivatalos igyekben levelezo titkar-
hoz kell fordulni, kinek cine: John
Hajdu, 226 Emma ST., Niles. Ohio.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
ECYLETI KALAUZ
SCENT GYORGY GOROG KATH.
SZOVETSEG IL. OSZTALYA

Gyul6seit tartia magyar gor. kath.
templom 702 Mahoning Ave.-i helyise-
geben minden h6nap .masod.k vasar-
napjan mise utan. Elnok: Tacsik
Gyorgy. Alelnok: Lengyel Andras.
Penztaros: Hajdu JOSEF. Penztari ell
len6r: Siroki Mihaly. Jegyz5- titkar:
Ifj. Kaczur Mihaly (Cime: II Reggcn
ST., Campbell, o.. Beteglatogat6k
Youngstownban: Lolenczky Ferencne
Palko Janos es My Janos, Campbell
len: Szathmary Kar olyne es Szalay Fe-
rencn6, Warrenben, Varga Peter
Szamvizsgalo bizotts&g: Balogh 1stvan,
Orosz Mihdly es Lengyel Peter. oyer
mekosztalynal digykezel6: Lengyel Pc.
ter (Cime: 220S Donald Ave.). Zaszl6'
tart6: Vask6 Janos. Hivatalos orvos:
DR.. Laurissin Jen0. Hivatalos lap:
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
Magyarok
Naptara

JULIUS 13. A Bridgeport Szovets6g
youngstown osztaly yanak piknikje a
White farmon.
JULIUS 49, A Munkas Betegsegelyz6
Gs Onkepz0 Szervezet 81. sharoni oszt.
piknikje a Sharon Lineon, Stop %.
JULIUS 13. A Campbelli Pet6fi San
dor Bs EgyAet Macy piknikJe Pctro-
vics farm kozelGben.
JULIUS 26. A Magyar Ref. Egyhaz
nyari iskola javara rendezett piknikje
az Ohio Works Play Ground,lan,
Salt Springs Roadon.
JULIUS 27. A Magyarok Nagyasszo-
nya hitkozseg nagy piknikjc d Sander
farman.
AUGUSTUS 8. A Mahoning es She
nangovolgy-i magyarsag MAGYAR
NAPJA az Idora Parkban. - Kitiin6
sz1ndarab. = Els0rangu miisor. - XII
tuno miivesz-szerepl0k. Belepti dij
mines. - Mindnyajan legyiink ottan!
AUGUSzTUS 3. A Magyar Rer. Egy-
laz mindennapos iskolajanak zar6iin-
nepelye templom alatti teremben.
D6le@tt vizsgaiinnep6y templombon
AUGUSTUS II. A Magyarok Macy
asszony hitkozseg bucsu piknikie a
Sandor farman,
AUGUSTUS 80. A Fugeetlen Ref.
Egyhaz piknikje Ohio Works Play
Groundjan.
SEPTEMBER IA. A Magyarok Macy
asszonya hitkozseg piknikje Sander
farman.
sAEPTEMBER %. "A Magyar Ref.
Egyhaz sziniel6adasa. Szinre keriil a
Borcsa Amerikaba megy {. szindarab.
OKToBER IL. A Magyarok Nagyasz-
szonya hitkozseg sziireti mulatsaga a
Szuligan Hanban.
oKToBER IL. A Magyar Ev. Refor.
matus Egyhaz jubileuma, templomanak
% ewes evfordul6ja allialmab6l. d. G.
unnepi istentisztelet, delutan es este
jubileumi iinnep.
NOVEMBER Is. A Magyarok Nagy-
asszonya hitkozseg alarcos bal1a
Szuligan Hallban.