davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1931-05-24
WOMAN SOUGHT
IN DOUBLE KILLING
Acting Mayor of Los Angeles
Also GriIIs Police Chief,
Friend of Suspect

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, May 23.--Hunt for a
woman, appointment of a special prose-
cutor and grilling of the police chief
by the acting mayor marked today's
investigation into the Hollywood killing
last Wednesday of Charles H. Craw-
ford. wealthy political boss, and his
lieutenant, Herbert Spencer, former
newspaper man.
Seemingly least concerned of all was
David Clark, candidate for municipal
judge and former deputy district at
torney, held on charges OF double
murder
Joe Taylor, chief Of city detectives,
left Los Angeles today, accompanied by
a deputy district attorney, and was re-
ported to have gone to San Francisco
to find June Taylor. a woman the
police are very anxious to question.
Confidante of Vice Chief.
She was the confidante of Albert
Marco, vice chieftain OF Los Angeles,
now in States prison. He was convicted
by Clark, but the woman was said by
police to have been seen in Clark's
company subsequently.
Police believe she can tell something
Of the movements of Clark just before
and after the murder, perhaps shed
light on the theory that papers and
cash were taken from Crawford's desk
after the shooting, and possibly have
something to say about n frame-up
against Clark as possible motive for
the Staying.
Prosecutor Named.
w. Joseph Ford, 20 years ago a dep
uty district attorney. who aided the
prosecution of the Mcnamara brothers
convicted of dynamiting the Los An
geles Times, was named by District At
torney Buron Fits As special prose-
cutor. Ford has been an attorney for
Alexander Pantages. Aimee Semple Nc
Pherson, evangelist, and engaged In
other spectacular cases.
Ford arranged to open Offices in the
Hall of Justice and interview all wit
nesSes.
Acting Mayor w. J. Sanborn called
Police Chief Steckel to his Office today.
The city executive said the conference
was about reported attempts from the
underworld TO put the lid" on the mur-
der investigation. Steckel Is a close
personal friend Of Clar;S
The acting mayor told the police
chief he wanted 1t known that It was
UP to the police 10 convict the slayer
and made it clear the murder investiga-
ton was not ended.
Funeral services for Crawford and
Spencer were held today.
Evening star., 1931-05-24
WOMAN is CONVICTED
OF KILLING DEER HUNTER
Threats Against Trespassers Bring
Trial for Killing Man Found
Dead on Farm.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MILFORD, Pa, May 23.-Mrs. Bertha
Armbruster Of Blooming Grove tonight
was convicted OF murder in the second
degree in the shooting Of Wellington
De Groat of Matamoras, Pa, whose
body was found on her farm last De-
cember
De Groat was q member Of q deer
hunting party. One Of the party had
wounded a deer and De Groat and a
companion followed the wounded ami
NAL into the woods on Mrs. Arm
bruster's property De Groat failed to
return and the next day his body was
found
Suspicion rested against Mrs. Arm
bruster, Pike County authorities said.
because she had previously threatened
hunters II they entered on her property.
The penalty for Second-degree MUIR
der in Pennsylvania Is 10 to 20 years.
Evening star., 1931-05-24
SEVEN MISSING IN BOAT
TURN UP AT PENSACOLA
Fishermen's Craft Sought by
Planes and Coast Guards Was
Blown OFF Course.
IN the A.soclated BIC.

BY the Associated Press
PENSACOLA, Fla. May 23.-Seven
fishermen, missing in the Gulf OF Mexi-
co since yesterday. arrived at the quar-
antine station of Pensacola harbcr this
afternoon.
The men, for whom a search had
been instituted by naval airplanes. Coast
Guard boats and private craft, reported
their small boat was blown of its
course and they were forced to put
in toward Valparaiso. They proceeded
up Santa Rosa sound TO the quaran-
tine station, and there their gasoline
supply was exhausted.
Members Of the party were George
Wright, c. M Wright, Ernest john
son, Allen Riggs. Erwin Gidley, Willie
Simmons and John Holman.
Evening star., 1931-05-24
PERU UNABLE TO MEET
PAYMENTS DUE ON LOAN
Minister of Finance Notifies Ma
tional City Bank Of New
York by Letter.
D. the Assoelated PresE.

ny Nte AobONaaltU EEtoh-
NEW YORK. May 23.--J. 4, w.
SeliRnnan & Co. and the National City
Bank OF New York, as fiscal agents
Of the Republic Of Peru, announced
today the receipt Of a letter from
Rafael LARGO Herrera, Peruvian min
lister Of finance. which says the gov
eminent will be unable to meet the in
terest and sinking fund payments due
June ] on the first series Of bonds of
the Peruvian national loan
Several OF the recommendations Of
the Kemmerer Commission. including
the stabilization Of the Peruvian sol on
the gold standard, have been put into
effect already" the letter says. "A
certain amount Of time Is required for
further study and consideration Of
other reforms recommended by the
commission. The government, however,
plans 70 revise its budget" bx effect
ing nertatn economies.
Evening star., 1931-05-24
CORNELL SPEAKERS
PLEAD FOR PEACE
President and Bishop De-
nounce War in DediCa-
tory Addresses.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
ITHACA, N. Y, May 23.-Cornell
Universitys memorial TO its World War
dead was dedicated here in a cold rain
today. President Hoover from his Vir-
g.nia camp, delivered the dedicatory ad-
dress by radio.
The memorial consists Of Army and
Navy towers with connecting cloister
and hall adjoining each tower. MasSed
before the structure were the throngs
who came to honor the 264 men who
offered to die for their country in
France, Italy and Belgium.
The Cornell Sun, undergraduate
paper, had demanded that the names of
those university men who had died for
Germany and her allies be included in
the memorial, but 1t was explained that
subscriptions had been asked for a
memorial to those who had fought for
the United States and the allies. and to
include the names of the others would
necessitate a complete change in plans.
Hoover Speaks.
Many towrsfolk attended the exer-
cises and scattered through the throng
were hundreds Of school children to-
gather with the university student body
In his address President Hoover said:
In this memorial, as in all our other
memorials, we do not seek to glorify
war or to perpetuate hatreds. We are
commemorating not war. but the cour-
age and devotion and the sacrifice of
those who gave their lives for their
fellows and their country"
The Right Rev. G. Ashton Oldham
Bishop of ALBANY Diocese of the Protest.
ant Episcopal Church, said in the In
vocation:
Capt. Tinkham Honored.
"As these, our sons and brothers,
waged war to bring forth a just and
abiding peace, so let us with equal ardor
and devotion do our utmost to preserve
and strengthen the peace they won"
Honor was paid during the exercises
70 the memory OF Capt. Edward 1. Tink-
ham. Montclair. N. j., whose unit Of
so men. including 80 Comedians first
carried the American flag into battle IA
years ago.
Evening star., 1931-05-24
DOUMER AND BRAND
IN "FRIENDLY CHAT"
President-Elect Urges Foreign
Minister to Remain in
Cabinet.
BY the Associated Press.

PARIS, May 23.--Le Matin says that
Aristide BRAND met President-elect
Paul Doumer today at the house of a
mutual friend, that the two opponents
in the presidential election had a
friendly conference" and that Doumer
urged BRAND to remain in the cabinet
as foreign minister.
The paper adds that Brands friends
were pointing out to him that persist
ence in his announced intention to re-
sign might cause foreigners to believe
the presidential election had brought
about change in the peace policy in
which. they said, France had taken the
initiative
Evening star., 1931-05-24
WOMAN VISITS PRISON.
Former Vice Chieftain Says He Talked
With June Taylor"

SAN QUENTIN, Calf, May % (P)-
Albert Marco, former Los Angeles vice
chieftain, a prisoner in San Quensiz
Prison. said today JUNE Taylor" or
Mrs. A. M. Donovan, visited him last
night en- route to Los Angeles to submit
to questioning in connection with the
staying Of Charles H. Crawford and
Herbert Spencer.
Although Marco denied knowledge of
events leading up to the killings, and
said Mrs. Donovan came to see him
about financial matters as he used to
handle some money for her" it was
generally believed she came to ask his
advice about what she should do in the
case.
Marco also denied Mrs. Donovan was
the June Taylor he used to know before
entering prison, and said he had no
idea why she took that name. He said
he had not heard from the real June
Taylor since he became a convict.
Prison records show Mrs. Donovan
comes frequently to the prison to see
Marco. and at San Rafael 1t was learned
she keeps a bank account, presumably
for his use.
Evening star., 1931-05-24
EXTRA DUTY" OPPOSED
Augusta County Letter Carriers
Elect oficers at staunton.
peelal Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispateh to The Star.
STAUNTON. Va, May 23-The Au-
glsta County Rural Letter Carriers
Association went On record, at its re-
cent meeting. as opposing the extra
duty" bill, now in preparation for In
PRODUCTION in Congress at the next ses-
sion.
The carriers meeting, which was held
at the home Of H. E. Baylor, was also
featured by the election of officers.
President, j. H. Bosserman of Weyers
Cave; vice president, G. G. Brunk Of
Waynesboro; and secretary z.
B. East Of Wagnesboro.
Evening star., 1931-05-24
PARLEY ON WHEAT
ASKSDATABUREAU
London Sessions Adjourned
After Adoption of Plan for
Clearing House.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, May 3.-Wheat-exporting
nations OF the world followed closely
the lines proposed by the United States
in its unanimous decision today before
adjourning to establish a clearing house
for information on the grain-growing
industry and to restrict wheat pro-
duction wherever possible
Reduction of acreage of the source
was the chief plan offered by the United
States as a solution Of the worlds over
production problem.
Standing Committee Planned.
This scheme was presented at the
outset of the conference, which began
on May 18 by Samuel r. McKelvie,
member of the American Federal Farm
Board. It drew opposition from Soviet
Russia, which favored the plan of the
Danubian states for an export quota
project.
In the wake of the conference was
left the plan to relieve the glut of in
ternational wheat production. in the
form of a continuing committee to be
made up of experts from each of the
IL delegations and which is scheduled
to meet here later to discuss the out
look and attempt to draft agenda which
will permit international cooperation.
Olsen to Be Head.
Nils Olsen of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture, will be the
American member of this committee.
He will remain here after Mr.. McKelVie
sails for America on June S.
The conference failed to come out
flat-footedly for acreage reduction. The
clause in the agreement relating acreage
reduction reads:
THE conference considers that
wherever possible reduction of areas de-
voted to wheat should be undertaken
in whatever way each country considers
to be most effective and practical"
Will Assemble Data.
Under terms Of the proposed informa-
ton clearing house, all countries will
be asked to submit figures in produc-
ton, planting, movement Of stocks and
kindred subjects.
McKelvie called attention that the
clear plan must be agreed to by the
respective governments, which will be
asked to support it.
Evening star., 1931-05-24
DR.. Dewey Is Reelected.

NEW YORK, May % LP).-Dr. John
Dewey was reelected chairman of the
National Committee of the League for
Independent Political Action tody. Paul
H. Douglas of Chicago was elected a
vice president.
Evening star., 1931-05-24

The new Bagnall Dam in the Ozarks
will be the largest artificial lake in the
world when finished. It's i25 miles Of
length will food 10000 acres.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26
FELHIvAs
A Verhovay s. E. 26-ik fi6kjanax
tagjaihoz.

Amennyiben fi6kunk Macy
munka el6tt all s tagtarsaink er-
dekl6dese es tamogatasa sziikse-
ges annak sikeres elvegzesehez,
ez uton kerem a tagtarsakat, -
hogy marcus h6 elsejen, vasar-
nap tartand6 havi rendes gyiile-
sen teljes szamban vegyenek
reszt.
Az egyletet es tagsagot egy-
forman erdekl6 iigyek lesznek
targyalva gyilesen, amelyeket
egy, ket tag jelenleteben nem le-
het elintezni, kerem tehat az 0sz-
SECS tagokat, hogy tiszteljek meg
onmagukat azzal, hogy ezen a
gyiilesen megjelennek.
Igaz tagtarsi j6akarattal, var
va az 0ssztagsagot fi6kunk IS sar
jat m agunk erdekkben
zaborsxky Istvkn, titk6r.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26
Rabbit fogott
a gyogyszeresz


Sajat karan tanulta meg egy
ismeretlen kiletii ember, hogy
mem lehet a magyart egyk0nnyen
megijesztenl. Sheridan este belle
pett Eber Ferenc 373 E. Federal
street alatti gy6gyszertaraba
ahol Eber egyediil volt revol-
verrel kezeben raszolt, hogy ada
at penzet vagy agyonlovi.
Eber egesz nyugodtan a penz-
tarhoz lepett, ahelyett azonban,
hogy AIT kinyitotta volna, felkap-
ia a mellette hevero black jacket
IS ugy fejbe k6lintotta rabl6t,
hogy az $40 nelkiil 0sszerogyott.
A gy6gyszeresz ezutan telefo-
malt rend3rsegre jelentven, =
hogy rablot fogott, jojjenek ell er-
te. A rend6r0k epen akkor ertek
a helyszinre, mikor rabl6 moz-
gol6dni kezdett $ Eber azon tana-
kodott, hogy erdemes-e megint ell
altatni
Mikor a rendorsegen masnap
vallatora fogtak, rabl6 ait ALI
totta, hogy 8 az egeszbGl semmire
sem emlekszik, inert egy narkoti-
kus seer befolyasa alatt volt S es-
kid6z6tt, hogy jozan fejjel esztbe
sem jutott volna,' hogy biinre We
temedjek.
A rend6rseg egyel3re mint gya-
nus szemelyt tart6ztatta lie a rab-
lot, akinek szemelyazonossagat
mem sikeriilt megalApitani ell
smeaHapotanak nsegAllapitasa v6s
gett megfigyeles ala vettek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26
SZINELOADAS A MAGYAROK
.NAGYAsSZONYA HITK. MEL

A nagyb0jti hangulathoz ill6en
marcus Len, vasarnap estere egy
vallasos targyu, igen tanulsagos
darabot valasztottunk XII el6adas-
ra, mely ''Szent Agnes vertanu-
sagat varazsolja szemeink ele a
keresztenyek iildozese korab6l,
aki a pogany balvanyokat meg
vetve batran megy a verpadra es
vertanusaga t0bb pogany megte-
reset okozza. E meghato, gy0ny0-
Ri darab utan, hogy a szemekb0l
a konyek felszaradjanak, Az
igazgato ur" c. egy felvonasos bo-
hozat k0vetkezik. Icy az epuletes
darabon xviii kacagtat6an sz6ra-
koztat6 resze is lesz az estelynek.
Felnottek reszere belepti jegyek
ara: /. hely Csc, IT. hely SOC, oyer
mekjegy 25c. Eloadas kezdete es-
te fel 8 orakor, sajat halenkban,
N. Belle Vista Ave. - Amikor EFT
t. k0zonseg tudomasara hozzuk,
minden magyart tisztelettel meg
hivunk, hogy a nalunk megszo-
kott szellemi elvezetben resze-
sIlj0n.
Tevedes kiigazitasa. Multi heti
szamunkban februar 15-iki mil
kedvel6 szinel6adasr6l adott hir
alkalmaval a szerepl3k k0ziil
nyomdahiba folytan kimaradt az
Ort6 Roza neve, aki mint leg
jobb' es legszorgalmasabb szerep-
l6k egyike szint6n nagy elisme-.
rest aratott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26
SAJT0 VASARNAP ESTI OSZ.
SZEJ0VETEL LESZ A REF.
EGYHAZBAN
T0bb videki lelkesz is elton el0.
adasokat tartani.

Magyar egyhazi eletben szokat-
Ian esemenynek lesz szinhelye a
helybeli Magyar Reformatus Egy-
haz 0sszejoveteli terme. Az egy-
hazi sajt6 erdekeben tobb lelkesz
jon ell, hogy el6adalsokat tartsa-
max. Mt. Melegh Gyula, az Anne
rikai Magyar Reformatusok Lap
janak szerkesztoje, Szab6 Antal
es Balogh E. Istvan lelkeszek lesz-
mex az el0adok. Nemcsak az egy-
haz tagjai, de minden erdekl0d6
magyar hivatalos ere az 0sszej0-
vetelre. Reszletesebb tud6sitas az
egyhazi hirek k0z0tt talalhat6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26

testvereinkrol
Hogyan elnek, NIT remelnek ma
gyarorszagi testvereink? Mt.
Borsy- Kerekes el6ad&sa. Va
sarnap delutan az Eagles Hallban.
. Egyseges KEEP az eur6pai hely-
zetr0l. ~ Mi az Okla a gazdasagi
valsagnak?

Vasarnap, marcus elsejen, d. IL
3 6rakor bizonyara igen nagysza-
mu hallgat6sag vesz reszt azon az
el6adason, melyet Mt. Borsy- Ike.
rekes Gy0rgy, youngstown
fiiggetlen magyar ref. egyhazk0z-
seq. esperes-lelkesze tart europai
tapasztalatair6l az Eagles Hall.
ban.
Az el6adas irant igen elenk er-
dekl0des mutatkozik magyarsag
k0reben. Az el0ad6 szemelyet3l
eltekintve is erthet0 ez az erdek-
l6des epen most, mid6n az Egye-
silt Allamokban is igen sulyos
J gazdasagi valsag van. Ennek a
valsagnak europai iker-jelense-
geit fogja erinteni az el6adas S
feleletet igyekszik adni arra a
kerdesre, hogy ez valsag hon
nan ered9
Altalanos europai vonatkoza-
sok utan az el6ad6, termeszctesen,
mint benniinket erdekl6 temar6l !:
Csonka-Magyarorszag jelenlegi
l,elyzeter6l, remenysegeir6l es va
gyair6l fog beszelni. ut. Borsy-
Kerekes igen komoly tanulmany
targyava tette eur6pai magyar
testvereink helyzetet ennek a
tanulmanynak eredmenyeit 6hajt-
ia, igerete szerint, k0z0lni a ma
gyarsag legszelesebb retegeivel.
Akik az elSsA6t, akar mint lei
keszt, akar mint szereplo magyar
kozeleti embert ismerik, azok jo
elore tudjak, hogy mondanivaloit
sem part, sem politikai, sem fele-
kezeti szempontok mem befolya-
soljak. Epen exert teljesen elfogu-
latlan szemleletb6l szarmazo
egyeni meggyozodeset fogja adm
latott es tapasztalt dolgokr6l.
Az el0adas so es 25 centes je-
gyei elore is valthatok fiigget-
len ref. egyhaz jegyzojenel Ka-
toes Od0nnel, tovabba az egyhazi
el0ljar6k es a Noegylet tagjaitol,
de megszerezhetok azok az elo-
adas napjan a penztarnal is.
A jovedelem az epitendo uj
templom celjait szolgalja
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26
A Kossuth K0r !,
fenyes sikere
Erk0lesi Is anyagi szsmpontb6 =
jd sikeriilt q bake sale. ~ 4 tsa-
estely sem hagyott semmi ldv&nni
valot.

Ffnyes enk0lcsi Is anyagi si-
kert aratott Kossuth K0r mind
a bake salelel, mint tea es kar-
tyaestellyel, amslyeket multi szom1
baton es vasarnap rendeztek.
A bake salen alig gySztfk aok
thcs ameriRait kiszolgalni a is
magyar gulyassal, amelynek re-
ceptj6t sok amerikai asszony ell
kerte. Macy keletje volt t0lt0tt
kaposztanak meg a sokfele ma
gyar sitemenynek is, a laskar6l
mem is beszelve, amib5l meg eey
morzsanyi sem maradt meg.
A tea es kartyaestelyen sxinte
zsufolasig megtelt a kor helyise-
ge. Devay Gyorsyne. Chambers
R6za, Lou "Smiles" Kuti, Bunchy
J6zsef es Devay Gyorgy, Orosz
Ferenc es Horvath Istvan kis6re-
te mellett enek es tancszamokkal
malattattak a vidam kozons6get.
A kor n5tagjai sandwichekkel,
teayal jobbnal jobb siitemf-
nyekkel csiklandoztak a vende-
gek inyet, akik csak kora haj-
nall 6rakban kezdtek hazafela
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26
kesziil a miisor
Marcus 15-ere
TT. varlaky Sandor lesz az iinnepi
sz6nok. - A Pro Hungaria, SIT.
Terez K0r es a Kossuth K0r alkal-
mi szamokat adnak el0. DO Mas
zene es enekszamok is lesznek.

A Nagybizottsag fenyes, igazi
magyar. nemzeti iinnepellyel ke-
sziil Marcus 15-enek megpnnep-
ltsere. A rendez6 bizottsag j6v5
szombaton este fogja a Nagybi-
zottsag gyiilese ele terjeszteni a
miisor tervezetet.
TT. Varlaky Sandor fogja az
iinnepi beszedet mondani szokott
ekesszolasaval. A Pro Hungaria
egy r0vid, irredenta erzelmii szin-
darabot kesziil el6adni, amelyet
Zsamboky Tivadarne rendez. A
Scent Terez Kor, Ambr6zy Ma
tilda rendezeseben egy el6kepet
mutat be. A Kossuth Kor uiia-
szervezett dalardaja Balask6
Gyorgy vezetese alatt ez alkalom-
NAL fog bemutatkozni a youngs-
town. magyarsagnak.
Ezeken szamokon Xviii tobb
enek es zeneszam is lesz a misc
ron, amelynek kezdete el6tt ci-
gamyzeneben fog gyony0rk0dhet-.
nj k0zonseg.
A rendezobizottsag felkerte es
most ismet keri az 0sszes magyar
egyleteket, hogy jelenjenek meg
es zaszl6ikkal emeljek az alkalom
iinnepelyesseg6t es diszet.
Az iinnepely vasarnap, marcus
15-en, delutan 2 oral kezdettel
lesz megtartva tagas Eagles
Hallban. Legyen oft mindenki
pontosan, aki pompas miisort
elejet6l keulve e,eg akarja hall
'gatni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26
CAMPBELLI POLGARI K0R

b { + H.
A Campbell Polgari Kor vasar-
nap marcus Len tartja havi rem
des gyiileset 160 Jefferson street
alatt.
Fontos iigyek keriilnek meg
beszelesre ezen gyiilesen, mint q
husveti bal rendezese, a campbelli
labda csapat 0sszealitasa Is ker6-
sink q varosi polgarok iigyeinek
targysorozatara..
Tisztelettel kerek minden camp
belli polgartarsat IS polgart6rs-
not. hogy vegyen reszt ezen 4 gyI
lesen. 6gi 1kn&c, titk&r.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26
SCENT GY0RGY LYCEUM

G0r0g katholikus ifjusagunk is
megmozdult. Az elmult vasarna-
pom osszegyiilekezett templomunk
alatti nagy tercmben, hogy alapot
melyitsen egy ifjusagi kornek,
melyben a szepnek es nemesnek
apol6ja es terjeszt6je legyen.
Az ifjusag ezen vasarnap del
utani 0sszcj6vetelen elhatarozta,
hogy lelkiatyjok vezetese alatt a
rank jovo vasarnap, febr. 28-an!
delutan fel 4-kor ujboi 0sszcj0n
Is megalakitja ezt a kort "St..
George Lyceum" neven Is Is even
feliili ifjakat es lanyokat egyesitiI
benne rendes szabalyok kereteben.
Epen exert, ezlton sz6zatot I'M
5tziink g0r0g Is romai szertarta-
sn lSatholikus ifjusaghoz (fiuk-
hoz Is lanyokhoz), hogy lepjcnek
sorainkba, legyenek jelen q va
sarnapi gyiil6siink0n, inert akkor
lesz 3 tisztikarnak a megvalasx-
tssa is. A k0rnek sokagu nemes
feladata lesz, melyr6l b5rebben
sz6iunk az alakul6 gyilesen.
ifjusag! Ell ne mulasszad exen
kedyes alkalmatl L6yenko. J.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26

vassa, vagy gyermekei utjan elol-
vastatja lapunkban folytatola-
gosan megjelen6 Miss 0wsley el6-
adast Magyarorszagr6l.
Ez a derek amerikai lany, alxi
nagyon megszerette q mi sziil6-
hasankat es a mi fajtankat, anne
rikai szemmel irja le q magyar
vil&got. Amerikaiak k0reben ma
gyon j6 sxinben tiintet ez fel ben
niinket.
Ajanljuk olvas6inknak, hogy Z
cikkelcet tegy6k el 6s ha magyar
n6v, vagy magyar iigy keriil $40
ba amsrikaiakkal, adjAk oda q
cikkeket olvasni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26
PRO HUNGARIA /.

A Pro Hungaria jov6 szerdan,
marcus 4-en tartja havi rendes
gyiileset Sztavrovszki Marion
enekiskolajaban Keith-Albee
building negyedik emeleten.
DR.. Elder Ferenc a fogak apo.
lasarol fog tanulsagos eloadast
tartani, amelyet remelhet6leg So
kan meg fognak hallgatni. Min.
den erdeklod6t szivesen lat
Tisztikar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26
SCENT IsTvAN EGYLET

A SIT. lstvan Egylet marcus h6
len, most vasarnap d. u. 2 6rakor
tartja rendes havi gyiiles6t q SIT.
Istvan Otthonban.
ifj. Benish Andras 6s Bene
Gyula gyermek osztalyi tagek ke-
retnek, hogy ezen a gyGilesen 1sp.
jenek at a nagyosztalyba.
Fuggesztve vannak: lncze Jo-
zsef, ifj. Incze J6zsef es Papp An
dras, - keretnek ezen fiiggcsz-
tett tagok, hogy a gyiilesen sze-
melyesen jelenjenek meg. - To-
rOlve van: Jnhasz Janos.
Beteg tagok: Ozy. Miglecz Mi
halyne liza Oak ST., Mixich Gas
parne Al Pasadena ave-, Miglecz
Geza 42O Emery ST., Rozsnoki ST.
mon 1913 Silliman ST., Hegedis
Istvanne 414 E. Marion, Szarka
Janosne 319 Pasadena ave., Ru-
boszky 1stvan 2O64 E. High ave-,
Habodasz Gusztavne 3O3 Pasade-
ma ave es Benish Andrasne 514
Steel ST. Betegseg a tikarnal
jelentend6: AL Pasadena ave-, te-
lcfon 7453O.
Mixich Gaspar, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26
NAGYB1ZoTTsAG GYtJLEsE

A Nagybizottsag legk0zelebbi
gyuleset szombaton, februar 28-an
este 8 6rakor tartja a Kossuth
K0r helyisegeben, 610 Himrod
ave. alatt. Eln0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26
KOsSUTH K0R.

A Kossuth Kozm. Egylet va
sarnap, marcus Len este 8 Ora
kor tartja havi rendes gyiil4s6t
sajat helyisegeben. Kerjik a ta-
gok es csatlakozni 6hajt6k teljes
szamu megjeleneset. Titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26

RemSljiik, hogy mindenki elol-