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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-31
CHAPTEP FIFTEEN

IMPRISONMENT in the dark, i'll
a lighted, poorly ventilated cavern
weighed heavily upon Tanar of Pei
lucidar, and he knew that it was
long, for he had eaten and slept
many times and, though other Co.
r1pi prisoners we're brought from
time to time, there seemed not to
be enough to satisfy Xax's craving
for flesh.
Tanar had been glad Of the COM
partnership of Jude, though he never
thoroughly understood the man
whose sour and unhappy disposition
was so unlike to his own. Jude ap.
parently hated and mistrusted every
one, for even in speaking of the peo-
pie Of his island, he mentioned no
one except in terms of bitterness
and hatred. This attitude Tanar
however, generously attributed to
the effect upon the mind of Himean
of his long and terrible incarcera-
ton among the creatures of the I'M
derworld, an experience which he
fully was convinced easily might af-
fect and unbalance weak mind.
Even in the breasts of some of
the Coripi prisoners, Tanar man
aged to arouse sentiments somewhat
analogous to friendship. Among
the latter was young Coripi named
Now, from the grotto of Ictl, who
hated by all the Coripies from the
grotto of XaX, and seemed suspi-
cious Of those from other grottoes.
Though the creatures seemed en-
dowed with few human attributes
or characteristics, yet it was appar-
ent to Tanar that they set a GER
tain value upon companionslip and
being denied this among the crea-
lures Of his own kind, Nov grad
ually turned to Tanar, whose coura-
geous and happy spirit had not been
dampened entirely by his lot.
Jude would have nothing to do
with Now or any other of the Corr
pies, and he reproached Tanar for
treating them in a friendly manner.
I'VE are all prisoners together -
Tanar reminded him, land they will
suffer the same fate as we. 1t
neither will lessen our danger nor add
to our peace of mind to quarrel with
our fellow prisoners, and 1, for my
part, find it interesting to talk with
them about this strange world
which they inhabit."
And, indeed, Tanar had learned
many interesting things about the
Coripies. Through his association
with Nov he had discovered that
the creatures were color blind, see
ing everything in blacks and whites
and grayS through the skin that
covered their great eyeballs.
He learned, also, that, owing to
the restricted amount of food at
their command, it had been neces-
sary to restrict their number, and
to this end it had become custo-
mary to destroy women who gave
birth to too many children, the third
child being equivalent to a death
sentence for the mother.
q y
LIE learned also that, among
Ii these unhappy Coripies, there
we're no diversions and no aim in
life other than eating. So meager
and UNMARRIED was their diet of fish
and toads and lizards that the
promise Of warm flesh was the only
great event in the tiresome monot-
ony of their existence.
Although Now had no words for
love and no conception of its sig
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CHAPTER FOURTEEN Ccontin-

i was fishing in my canoe, off
the coast of Himo," continued Jude,
when a. great storm arose which
blew me across the waters and
hurled me upon the coast of Anlio-
cap. had gone into the forest to
hunt for food when three of these
creatures fell upon me and dragged
me into their underworld"
And you think that there is no
escapeP" demanded Tanar.
'None-absolutely none replied
Jude.
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Copyright. 1881. by Metropolitan News
paper Feature Service. Inc: Copyright,
1929. Edgar Rice Burr0uQlnS IOcl
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-31

In Castrum Mare Fulpus Fupus had had his
revenge. Worming lis way into the favor of the
emperor, he had been adopted by the childless
Augustus as heir to the throne His first act had
been to order Erich Won Harden and Mallius
LepuS cast into prison. They were roughly
seized aHd chained % = dungeon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-31

The gladiatorial games in both cities were held
at the same time every year, so while Tarzan
was being exhibited in the arena at Castro San
guinarius, Erich Won Harzen was brought forth
into the colosseum at Castram Mare Watching
him from her fathers Ioge was the lovely Fa-
vania, her eyes fun Of horror.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-31

The Emperor Augustus, in gorgeous robes, sat
UPON his carved throne. Naked blacks were
swaying ng-handled fans Of feathers above his
head. Here was the embodiment Of wealth and
pomp and power Then Won Harlem saw some
thing that puzzled him., 1t was his black serv-
ant, Gabula, who had long been missing, now
moving toward tie imperial loge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-31

ward from the floor to a consid-
cradle height and so rough that it
easily can be- scaled to a little ledge
beneath the opening in the ceiling,
but just so far beneath that one
may not reach it unaided. If, how
ever, I could lift you into the open
ing you could, in turn, reach down
and help me up =
But how may we hope to climb
the wall without being seen by the
gdards?" demanded Tanar.
That is the only chance of cap
re that we shall have to take. :"
a 1 Nov. 1T is very dark there
AID If re wait until another pris-
onel' IS brought and their attention
is diverted, we may be able to reach
the opening in the ceiling before
we are discovered, and once there
they can not capture us"
TANAR discussed the plan with
a Jude, who was so elated at the
prospect of escape that he almost
revealed a suggestion Of happiness.
And now commenced an inter
mirlable wait for the moment when
a new prisoner might be brought in
to the cavern. The three conSpira-
tors made it a practice to spend
most Of their time In the shadows
at the far end Of the cavern, so that
the guards might become accustomed
to seeing them there. AS no one
other than themselves was aware
Of the opening in the ceiling at this
point, no suspicious we're aroused, as
the spot where they elected to be
was at the opposite end of the
cavern from the entrance, which
was, in so far as the guards knew,
the only opening into the cavern.
Tanar, Jude and Now ate and
slept several times until it began to
appear that no more prisoners ever
would be brought to the cavern; but
II no prisoners came, news trickled
in and one item filled them with
such alarm that they determined to
risk all upon the hazard of bold
dash for freedom.
Some Coripies coming to relieve
a part of the guard reported that
it had been with difficulty that Xax
had been able to suppress an up
rising among his Infatuated tribes
men, many of whom had conceived
the conviction that Xax was saving
all the prisoners for himself.
The result had been that a de-
mand had been made upon Xax
for an immediate feast of flesh.
Perhaps already other Coripies were
on their way to conduct the unfor-
tunate prisoners to the great cavern
OF Xax, where they would be torn
limb from limb by the fierce,
hunger-ma throng.
And, true enough, there had been
time for but one hunger before the
party arrived to conduct them back
to the main grotto Of the tribe.
ATOW is the time" whispered
l. Y Tanar to Now and Jude, see
Ing that the guard was engaged in
conversation with the newcomers,
and in accordance with their previ-
ously made plan, the three started
without an instant's hesitation to
scale the far wall of the cavern.
Upon a little ledge, twenty-five
feet from the floor, Tanar halted,
and an instant later Now and Judge
stood upon either side of him.
without a word the Coripi lifted
Tanar to his shoulders and, in the
darkness above, Tanar CROPPED for
handhold.
He soon found the opening into
the shaft leading into the tunnel
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-31
By Williams
BY Blosser
BY Small
BY Martin
lexkN

Gabula was seen for moment and then dis
appeared ike a fash behind the hangings that
formed the background Of Caesars throne The
contestants in the arena we're being marched
away when a wild shrek halted them. There,
in Caesars box, Gagula had the emperor by the
throat and was drawing bis dagger to Kill
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-06
A WISE MEASURE
Editorial from the Vindicator

In such difficult times passing through many
things cannot be done which normally possible When
there probably person IN Youngstown, no matter
how welt do he ago, whose normal lie mas
not in some measure been dslocated business be
pected continue the same basis before All business
take steps protect itself. SO long as we do not
know what the future will bring forthand until we know
about how Europe going to out OF It's crsls we
cannot forsee how country will fare-the men IN
control of industrial and financial institutions must
guard against the The stringent the measures
they take the faithful they likely to be to their trust
In announcing the discontinuance by the Home Savings
Loan Company of payment of withdrawals on demand,
President James NJ Mckay calls attention to the fact that
this is no departure from the copanys fixed policy The
same step was taken other financial crises the last time
in 1907 and always Mr. Mckay states with benefit to the
company and the public Most other institutions took the
same step long ago Only the strength of the Home Sav-
ings and Loan Company deferred such action until this
week
The Home Savings & Loan Company is one Of the lead
ing institutions Of its kind in the United States Having
many thousands of depositors action help having
wide influence yet having earned public confidence and
given magnificent service the of long lifetime
has the right ask for the cooperation of the community
which has done much build up and whose interests
has constantly saeguarded In his letter to deposors
Mr. Mckay recommends that those who have pressing
need for funds leave their intact that others
who have meet their living expenses for
sickness other emergencies may have what they
BY doing he concludes they will only help others but
will make profit for themselves 1t is hardly necessary
to point out the wisdom of Mr. McKays statement The
Home savings Loan Company sound and strong nsti-
tuition money safer there than in places and who
ever WdraWs funds that he does require for
is taking needless rick.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-06

lamban Is szaporodik jo id6ben es
rossz id6ben egyarant. Nincsen
olyan bank, mint mienk, mely
sokaig kitarthatja akkor, amikor
tobbet kifizet, mint amennyi be-
vetel. Nekiink sok milli6 dolla-
runk, nep penze, be van fektet
We ingatlanokba varosunkban Is
ezeket befekteteseket meg kell
vedeni.
Mink hathat6s .utat yettiink,
de ma rendkiviili id5k yannak es
exert rendkiviili eszk0z0kh0z KEEL
lett nyulnunk. Tettiik EFT lepest
mar maskor is, ut6ljara 1907-ben
S k6vetkezmenye hasznos volt
ugy tarsasagra, mint betey5
kozonsegre nezve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-06

Macy iinnepi talalkozoja volt
auguszttls 2-an, vasarnap az Idora
Park ban Youngstown, Warren.
Hubbard. Niles, Sharon, Ellwood
City, Canton, Akron ess New Ken
sington magyarsaganak, mely ta-
lalkozon magyarsag nagy to-
megek ben vett reszt vallaskiil6nb-
seq nelkiil.
llllrsztris vendegeink KOHL t0b-
bek k0z0tt oft voltak James r.
Jones, Youngstown varos panz-
ugyi igazgatoja, pofgarmester. je-
lolt; Gro.shandler n, a United
Printing Co. igazgatoja, lapunk
kiadotulajdonosa papok, orvo
sok, iigyvedek; Macy szamma}
kepviselve volt a Scent Istvan
Egyhaz, Cor. Kath. Egyhaz, Ma
gyar Reformatus Egyhaz, mely-
nck ifiusaga telJes letszamhan
vonult XII a Magyar Napra Mt.
LaEy Zsigmondne vezetese alatt !;
Fi;ggetien Rcformatus Egvhaz
majdnem minden tagja ielent volt
a magyar talalkozon, valamint a
Magyarok Nagyasszonya Hitkoz-
seq tagjai is szep szammal voltak
kepviselve.
A Magyar Nap hivatalos meg
nyitasa d II. ket ,orakor volt, de
mar a tlelel6tti 6rakban is nagv-
szamu magyar koz0nseg jelent
meg a Magyar Nap szinhelyem
Delutan I orat6l ftl Gig Rig6 JOS
ka kitiin6 ciganyprimas es zene-
kara hangversenyezett.
A hangverseny utan MIXED
vel0k el0adasa k0vetkezett. Az
el6adas megkezdese el6tt zsufola-
sig megtelt a szinhaz nez6tere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-06
SIT. GY0RGY sz0v. GYtLEsE

A Scent Gyorgy Cor. Katholi-
kus Sz0vetseg 12-ik osztalya f. he
Gen ,vasarnap delutan a scent mi
Sc utan tartja rendes hayi gyul6-
set szokott helycn A taeok k6-
retnek, hogy teljes szamban jelen-
jenek meg. AZ olyan katholikus
tstverek akik be akarnak lepni
a Scent Gyorgy Sz0vetsegbe, szin-
ten jelenjenek meg a gyiilesen.
Most meg kedvezmenyben r6sze-
siilnek a belepni 6hajtok, 16 evt6l
30-ig dijtalanul, 80 ewes kort6l AZ
ewes korig 81 beallas. Gyertek
katholikus testverek Is alljatok
be a SIT. Gy0rgy Szovetsegbe.
III. Kacxur Mihkly titk6r
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-06
A MAGYAR REF. EGYHAZ
NYARI IsKOLAJABA JAR0
TANUL0K VIZSGAJA

A Magyar Reformatus Egyhaz
nyari iskolaja ban most vasarnap
lesznek a vizsgak. A Magyar oyer
mekek, fiuk es leanyok Macy SEE
retettel jartak a mindennapi isko-
laba. A tikkaszto hoseg mem tar
totta vissza 6ket. Egy-kett6 kive-
telfvel mindannyian mindennap
cIjartak az iskolaba. Igazi magyar
kultur munkat vegzett az egyhaz
a nyari mindennapos magyar is
kola fenntartasaval.
"A tanito ut. Laky Zsigmondne
hiiseggel teljesitette hivatasat Az
iskola n0vendekei nyar folya-
man sok ismerctre tettek szert.
Most vasarnap delelott Mt.
Laky Zsigmondne tanit6 vezetese
alatt, aki mar a tizenkilencedik
nyarat t0lti a tanitas nehez mum
kajaval, templomban, este a
templom alatti teremben mutat-
jak be a n0yendekek, hogy milyen
munkat vegeztek az elmult nyar
folyaman.
Minden erdeklodo magyart, bar
milyen vallasu is legyen, szivesen
lat az egyhaz el6ljarosaga es az
iskola vezet6sege A vizsga dele
lott 10 6rakor kezd6dik. Este mii-
soros el6adas lesz a templom alat-
ii teremben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-06
A CAMPBELL MAGYAR
POLGARI K0R RENDKIVtjLI
GYULEST TART

A Campbell Magyar Polgari
K0r augustus. San, szombaton
este fel nyolc oral kezdettel rend-
Xviii gyiilest tart. A k0r tiszti-
kara keri minden magyar szavazo
polgart, hogy ezen a gyiilesen We
gyen reset, ezen q gyiilesen lesz
megmagyarazva, aki ITALIAN mem
tudja, hogy hogyan kell szavazni
Tovabba a Polgari K0r keri ma
gyar szavazo polgarokat, hogy
minden erejiikkel hassanak oda,
hogy a magyarok jeloltje meg le-
gyen valasztva. Most mem az a
kerdes, hogy T0r0k Gyula fatal
ember, hanem az, hogy egy ma
gyar keriilj0n be varosi vezet6-
segbe. Ha ez most sikerulni fog,
maskor mar mem kell olyan nagy
er6feszites ahoz, hogy magyar
polgar magyarra szavazhasson.
T0rok Gyula sikeren masok is fell
buzdulnak es alkalomadtan t0b-
ben vallalkoznak maid harcolni a
yarosi allasert. Campbellben maid
mem 500 magyar szavazo van es
mi ezideig mindig mas szekerst
t6ltuk. Most-itt az alkalom. hogy
a magunk emberenek alljunk a
segitsegere. Az mask csoport,
amely republicans tiketen van,
a mi emberiinket soha sem segi-
tette akarhanyszor pr6balkoztak
is meg az el6bbi id3kben f0llepni.
Tehat azok mem ardemelnek mi
t6lunk segitseget.4 Ne felejtsek el
a campbelli magyar szavaz6pol-
garok, hogy mi, ha osszetartunk
nekiink d0nt0 -szavunk van a
mostani valasztason es mi solxat
tehetiink, csak a f5 az, hogy le-
gyen meg az 0sszetartas. Ne fe-
lejtsek el a gyiiles augustus San
f6l nyolc oral kezdettel van a kor
sajat helyisegebeii.'
ks-s.
4 Campbelli Polgari K0r
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-06
BALTAZAR DEZsO PttSPOK
KOSZ0NETE

A Fiiggetlen Magyar Reforma-
tus Egyhaz koreben so darab le-
velezolap kelt ell Justice for
Hungary postajara, a diadalmas
magyar repiilogepen Hdvozletet
kiild0tte Baltazar Dezs0 debreceni
ref. pi;sp0knek s a magyar ref.
egyhazi elet meg nehany kival6-
saganak.
Augustus San erkezett meg az
els6 hir arr6l, hogy a levelezo la
pok Magyarorszagra megerkez-
tex azokat posta pontosan XII
kezbesitette. A levelez8 lap meg
erkezese utan Baltazar piisp0k
azonnal levelben kosz0nte meg a
gyiilekezet figyelmet k0vetkez6
sorokban:
"Aldas Is Bekesseg timex
TEX !"
A Justice for Hungary repii-
Ia utjan, annak diadalmas utja
vegene megkaptam iidv0zlo kar-
tyatokat. Halasan kosz0nom.
Imadkozzunk es dolgozzunk
ezutan is egyiitt minden igaz-
sagert. Icy Magyarorszag fel-
tamadasaert is.
Testveri szeretettel:
Debrecen, 1881 julius 81.
DR.. Baltazar Dezs0
pitp0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-06
Egg helybeli hazaspart6l ket
csalo elsikkasztott $12,OOO-t
Keszpenz tettek dobozba vendegek "betetever El
legUl igertek $1200O-t

oenziik volt az intezetnel elhe-
lyezve. Grossz6k 6vatosan takari-
tottak meg ezt a penzt, nehez
munkaval.
Amikor a ket ember megkapta
a nevezeteS dobozt hazaspar
penzevel, AIT mondtalS, hogy men
mex a Tod House-ba $4,000 err
ttkii aranyert, amelyet be fognak
tenni a dobozba az $55. .OOO-hoz.
Ugyanabban az id6ben Mrs.
Gross elkeszitette felseges ebe-
det ket embernek. A hazaspar
lgert vendegeknek $2.50O-t ju-
talomdij fejeben, inert penziiket
meg6rzik a dobozban.
Az egyik sikkaszto ait mondta,
hogy 3 Texasbol valo, az apja ha-
lalos beteg es hogy az apja tarto-
xix egy Youngstown embernek
10000 dollarral mar 30 ev 6ta.
A mask ember AIT meset hi
tette ell Grossekkal, hogy 3 is be-
tesz a dobozba $3,500-t, hogy meg
mutassa joakaratot. Ezzel six
kasztok elmentek es megfeledkez-
TEX a j6 ebedrol Is mem j0ttek ell.
Gross f0lhivta a bankot, ahol a
dobozt foibontottak, de nagy meg
lepetesiikre csak $99-t talaltak
benne. A rend6rseg szeleskorii
nyomozast inditott sikkeszt6k
kezrekeritesere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-06

Gross Karoly es neje 552 High
st. 81. alatti lakosok otthonaban
j6 ebed varta ket Sikkasztot, de
az etelek erintetleniil kihiiltek az
asztalon, inert a ket sikkaszt6.
akik kitjintet3siil voltak hivata-
losak ebedre, megsz0ktek $4,000
keszpenzzel, mely 0sszeg k0zel az
egesz megtakaritott vagyonat je-
lentette hazasparnak.
I Sep szavakkal vendegek, va
gyis a sikkaszt6k rabeszeltek a
hazaspart, hogy milyen iidv0s dol
got cselekedtek, amikor kivettfk
megtakaritott penziiket $4,000
a bankb6l Is hogy elhelyezik a
$40, ,0O0-ral felmutatott dobozba.
amelyet a vendegek hoztak ma
gukkal.
AmlkOr az ebed mar kihiilt az
asztalon, a Gross csalad kinyitotta
a dobozt es az Greg szamlak k0-
z0tt talaltak $10O-t, ahol pen
ziik is elhelyezest nyert. Ennek az
ebednek meg mutt hetf0n KEEL
lett volna meglennie. A rend6r.
seq csak tegnap este lett infor.
malva a sikkasztasr0l.
A rend6rseg megallapitotta
hogy a hazasparnak $4,000 meg
takaritott penze volt Home
Savings and Loan Co. bankban
Grossek mem akarjak megmonda.
nj ,hOgy mennyi megtakaritot,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-06

Macy volt azonbane azoknak sza-
ma, akik iilohelyet mem kaptak.
Sokan a vendegek koziu kimentek
a baseball palyara, ahol egy ma
eyon elvezetes baseball merk0z6st
nezhettek vegig, a SIT. Istvan es
a Steelton Holy Name csapat k0-
z0tt, mely Ill aranyban vegz6-
d0tt a steeltoni tot csapat javara.
Molnar Lajos, Kossuth K0r
eln0ke harom orakor nyitotta
meg a miikedvelo eloadast rovid
beszed kisereteben. Kifejezte azon
valo or0met, hogy Youngstown Is
videke magyarsaga Macy szamban
jelent meg, ARA buzditotta a
megjelent koz6nsfget, hogy iov6-
re meg nagyobb szamban jelenjen
meg Magyar Napon.
"A miisor 3 orakor vette kezde-
tet. A miisor szamait Molnar La
JOS rendez6 jelentette be, mely
sorrend szerint a k0vetkez6 volt :
Amerikai IS magyar Himnusz
Enekelte: Kossuth Dalk0r, Nor
rison Lajos vezenylete alatt.
Eljegyzes a Kabareban. Boh6-
zat egy felvonasban. Eloadta: a
Cor Kath. Egyhaz ifjusaga kitii-
no betanulassal. A boh6zat szerep-
l3i veltakg: Riczu JaHos, Maticza
Annuska, Szinyeri Annuska, 81
roki Mihaly, Lesnyanszky J6zsef,
Barany Ilonka, Maticza Mikl6s es
10th Gy0rgy. A bohozat rendezo-
je 10th James volt. Ugy a miiked-
vel6ket, mint a rendez6t legna-
gyobb dicsfret illeti elsorangu ia
tekukert.
(FO1yt az = oldalOn1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-06

Egyetlen egy ember van ma
Campbellben, aki melto ARA,
hogy ot varos polgarmesterenek
valasszak. Ez pedig mem mas
mint mostani polgarmester: Jo-
seph E. Julius.
Augustus Len leSznek az elo-
valasztasok, amid3n minden ma
gyar lie fogja adni szavazatat ma
sodszor is Joseph E. Juliusra,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-06
a Verhovay S. E.
nagy konvencioja
"A verhovay Segely Egylet, mely
Amerika legnagyobb magyar egy-
lete, augustus San, hetf6n kez-
d6d0tt konvenci6ja irant nagy
erdekl6des nyilvanul meg.

A Verhovay Segely Egylet
konvencioja, melyen Nemenyi
Miklos Erno, lapunk f6szerkeszto-
je, mint keriilet k6pvisel6je is
,resztvesz aHgusztus San, het-
f0n kezdodott pittsburgh
Hotel Henry bankett termeben.
Az igazgatdsag tagiai mar multi
heten megkezdtek a munkat S
egeszen konvencio megkezdese-
ig fognak gyiilesezni. Jelen van
max: Bozsvay Janos eln0k, Novak
Lajos aleln0k, Aczel Sander, Bar
ma Lajos, Bishop Janos, Erd6ssy
Janos es Skrivanek Ferenc igaz-
gatok. valamint KIP. isztvise-
lok: Bencze Janos KIP. titkar, Var
ga j. Mihaly penztarnok es Bar
tha JOSEF KIP. szamvevG.
Az igazgat6sagi gyiilesen tobb
olyan targy keriilt elintezisre,
amit nagygyiles van hivatva
eldonteni. Figyelemremelto k6z-
ponti szamvevG azon jelenttse,
hogy a Verhovay Segely Egylet
vagyonszaporulata negy ev alatt
$1,O08, ,257.7 rot tesz XII. Az ifjusagi
osztaly vagyonszaporulata negy
ev alatt $31 ,901.41 cent.
Az elmult negy ev alatt az egy-
let 3615 uj tagot vett fel.
Az igazgatosag foglalkozott a
penztarnoki alias bet0ltesevel is.
Az eddigi sokfele felszeg hirekkel
kapcsolatban az igazgatosag EFT
az iigyet tenyeknek megfelelo-
leg terjeszti konvencio ele. Az
igazgatosag ts a k0zpont nehez
helyzetben volt a penztarnoki al
las betoltesevel kapcsolatban S
mar el6re is megallapithatjuk
hogy ugy az igazgat6sag, mint a
kozpont M mqdent elk0vetett, hogy
EFT sokat\ 'anytorgatott kerdest
a legjobban tezze el. Az egylet-
mex akkor ken Sdott el kelle-
metlensege, amin I az American
Surety Co. az egyiett6l megvonta
bondot s ez akkor koyetkezett
be, amikor P. 10th Janos letta-
zott New Yorkba, hogy az el6bb
elutasitott bondot megkaphassa,
ami sikeriilt is neki, de ugyakkor
a bondtarsulat az egylet 0sszes
bondjait felmondta.
(Folyt. a Ak oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-06
ALTALANOs PENZttGYI
KIMUTATAsR0L

.
Takarek es hitelintezetek q
legt0bb varosban mar ezel6tt
eletbe leptettek ugyanilyen fell
teteleket, mint amilyet a Home
Savings and Loan Co. eletbe-
leptetett. Takarek es hitelinte-
zetek mas alapon makodnek,
mint mas bankok, 5 abban xii
lonboznek, hogy torveny SEE
rint mem kell nekik kifizetni
beteteket a betevok azonnali
kerelmere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-06
KALUCZKY LIZA ~ Az EAST
HIGH KITttN0 TANUL0JA

Kaluczky Liza, Kaluczky Janos
es neie baios leanya, az East
High School kitiintetett tanul6ja
most vegezte be tanulma-
nyait a Youngstown Business Col
lege-ban, szinten kitiin6 cred
mennyel.
A kedves magyar leanynak
nagy sikert kivanunk az elet pa
lyajan!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-06
TIVADARNE
Az 6HAZABA UTAZOTT

Zsamboky Tivadarne, a Pro
Hungaria tevekeny elnokn6je,
hetf6n reggel elutazott Magyaror-
szagba, ahol egy teljes evet szan-
dekozik t0lteni. Zsambokyne, aki
kedden sail fol a Bremen haj6ra,
resztvesz budapest Pro Hunga-
ria zaszl6szentel6s6n.