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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-11-26
WuxfYy! Wnafry! Paul BunyOn'S
Blue Ox Has Been DlSinfefred

digging the Greater Lakes. They
were to have been twice the size
of the regular Great Lakes and
twice as deep. He had a little log
cling job in North Dakota, which
had to be finished up. He and
Babe, the Ok, and this Teller Pet
er Puget logged off the whole
state that winter so they could
get started on this job.
The work went along in pretty
good style at first. They dug q
ditch up north a ways to let
stream Of water flow down so that
Babe, the Ok, could save all the
energy required to go up to Spo-
kane to get a drink every night.
They dumped the dirt removed in
making the ditch in a pile out
south of town here, which is now
called Jump-Off Joe. remember
it well. They called this stream
that led down here Columbia, q
Swede numbering word which free
ly translated is &C" for see, 40"
for the dam, '1um" for mess, and
''bia" for that you've made Of
things.
Well, we had a Teller on the
board of directors who didn't like
the way Paul played golf-or
something. He just couldn't let
Paul manage the OK the way he
wanted to, and hollered every time
Paul called up the feed store to
get another trainload of hay. The
company was paying for the phone
CONTINUED on page eighty
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-11-26
AGENT HOLDS
MEETINGS ON
FARMINGDATA
Agricultural Leaders Discuss
Local Problems at District
Gatherings; All Ask Assist
ance Next Year

A series of meetings is being
held in the various communities
of the county with the agricultural
leaders Of each community with
the idea of developing a better
agricultural program for the COM
munity and thus for the county as
a whole. Meetings have been held
to date in the Richland, Hanford,
White Bluffs and Finley-Hover
communities.
Attendance at these meetings
has not been large but consider
able time has been taken up for
the discussion of various phases of
the agricultural program. Several
outstanding requests have been
made of the extension service for
the agricultural program for the
coming year.
In the Richland community one
of the main points coming up first
for discussion was outlets for by
products and this discussion grad
ually shifted to a program on the
part of the community looking to-
ward more uniform marketing for
the cooperative marketing con-
Germs represented in the valley.
i Those present felt that the work
in pruning and spraying demon
stration meetings should be con-
tinued. Other items on the pro-
gram included continuation Of the
fertilizer work, crop production
study on asparagus, variety tests
of Strawberries, pasture demon
stration and halliday winter dairy
school. Steps will be taken to have
specialists assist in the carrying
out of this program.
In the Hanford community con-
ltinuation of the fertilizer work with
the establishing Of an orchard
block such as now being handled
at Benton City and Richland, con-
tinuation of the winter school and
more emphasis laid upon moth con-
troll were the main factors consid-
cred under tree fruits. The market
ing program as suggested by the
Richland community was also felt
to be important both as to tire g
fruits and truck crops.
There is considerable interest on
turkey production and it was felt
that a meeting in which the spec
ialist would be brought in to dis
cuss turkey production with those
interested would be- very much
worth while.
Perennial weed control was also
stressed as a problem which would
receive considerable attention and
it was suggested that a party be
secured to handle a portable spray
outfit and give his time largely to
the spraying of weeds in coopera-
ton with the owner of the farm
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FOOTBALL POSTPONED

: Owing to the weather, the :
: football game between town Z
= teams of Kennewick and Pas :
= CO which was to have been !
= played over there tomorrow, :
: has been postponed until one =
= o'clock Sunday afternoon. The :
: game is being played by ex- :
: stars from the two towns who Z
! have formed creditable teams, !
: and the proceeds are to be di- I
: vided between the charity or Z
= CARNATIONS Of the two places. :
: The game should be a good =
= one. =
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-11-26
DITCH WORK
ON HIGHLANDS
rs UNDER WAY
Crew of "a Now Busy En-
larging Laterals; New Bids
on Earth Work Called for
November 3Oth

Work of charging the ditch
laterals on the Highlands got un-
derway this week, according to H.
E. Wilbert, assistant engineer, rec
lamation service, who has charge
of the job on this unit. Mr.. Will
bert reports "a men on. the job this
week with prospects Of increasing
the crew to forty or more as the
work progresses. AS far as pos
sible the crew is made up Of local
residents.
An average increase OF ten in.
in the banks Of the present canals
is being undertaken, all Of which
will be covered with concrete as
soon as the weather permits. Sew
en- fumes are being torn down and
new enlarged structures will re-
place them.
Contracts are being called for
the work of moving nearly 10000
cubic yards of earth, bids to be
in by the last of this month. If
possible this work will be let to
local men. Specifications are on
file in the reclamation office at
the rear Of the Gascoigne g.
Fyfe office.
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citation. q a y

tuberculosis in the teen age and
the early twenties presents most
serious problem.
An idea Of the magnitude of
the work being done by the Wash
ington State Tuberculosis Assoc
citation may be obtained from the
fact that in 1880 the number Of
deaths from tuberculosis in this
state was reduced to 90.
And I want to say word now
about the sale of Christmas seals
which the Benton County Tuber-
culosis League is sponsoring thru
out the county. It is not only a
splendid democratic way Of rails
ing funds for the volunteer tuber-
culosis work, but it is highly edu-
cational and deserves the support
Of everyone. / look for the sale to
be very successful this fall as the
need for the work is still great.
Purchase Of Christmas Sc q 8
should not be considered an act Of
charity but rather as a means of
obtaining health insurance for the
purchaser and the members Of his
family.
Even after twenty five years of
the sale of seals many do not un-
derstand where the money goes
and it's use. OF each dollar pur-
chase of seals Coo stays in Ben
ton county, 35c goes to the State
tuberculosis Association and Sc
to the National League. The seals
are no part of the Red Cross
work. They are called "Christmas
Seals" or Tuberculosis Seals"
In 1929 the people of Benton
county purchased 2.5 seals per
capita. In 1880 they bought six
seals per capita. 200 seals are in
closed in all of this years letters.
An accompanying letter explains
the object of the seal sale.
Mrs. j. r. Ayers, County Seal
Sale Chairman.
.Bxs Christmas Seals"
"Too Much Married." a play to
be given Dec. 2 at Finley Grange
hall, will include a mixed program.
The Ladies Aid is giving its an
nual bazaar the same evening, with
fancy work booths, post office, etc.
"Bsv CAristmas Seals"
Among the Kennewick teachers
who left Wednesday evening to
spend the Thanksgiving vacation
were Miss Frances Macmanamon
and Miss Maude Lampson, who
went to Seattle; Miss Florence
Ring to Portland and st. Helens,
where she will visit her sister who
is athletic coach for girls; Miss
Hazel Rolph to Tacoma; Miss Gar
bula Thompson to her home at
Sprague; Miss Blanche Easton to
Cheney; Miss Carol Goodrich to
Spokane; Miss Olga Heggem to
Bothel; Miss Lena Mains to Nab
ton, Carl Precht to Lind and Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Hodge & son to
Portland.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-11-26
YOUTHS GET
10 DAYS FOR
BEATING MAN
Aubrey Kirby, Mechanic, Suf-
fers Injuries from Attack;
Boys Were Feeling for
Fight

The federal constitution forbids,
among other things, consumption
of alcoholic beverages. There is a
state law to the same general ten
or and effect, local ordinances and
church, tabus. In spite of all this
violations do occur. Following
which comes hilarity, pugnatious-
ness or stupidity.
Feeling the urge to fight, with
out particular emphasis as to
whom the victim might be, Ed
Speegle and Tom McClung, two To-
cal youths, happened upon Aubrey
Kirby, local garage mechanic, Sat-
urday night and one of them took
a poke at him. Kirby resented the
unwarranted attack and tackled
the two.
In the resulting fracas Kirby
suffered couple of broken teeth,
a sprained thumb and a general
beating up. Tuesday morning the
two youths appeared in Justice
Hatch's court and were sentenced
to ten days each on a third degree
assault charge. They were taken
to the county jail at Prosser to
serve out their terms.
"Bxy Christmas Ssals"-
Clyde Higley and Rudy Richter
were visitors in Yakima Friday.
Miss Thelma Anon visited in
Yakima Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston were
business visitors in Prosser Tues
day. This was their first visit to
the county seat in their nine years
residence in Benton county.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-11-26
FROM
SEAL SALE is
SPENT HERE
County Chairman Tells Of
Work Carried on by T. B.
League; Urges Filling Of
County Quota

tuberculosis, it is well known, is
one of the most costly Of diseases.
Research results show that it
cuts two and one half years from
the complete expectation of life of
every individual under present
mortality conditions.
Nearly two thirds of all TIL e
deaths from tuberculosis occur be-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-11-26
tween the ages

of Is a d AZ.
DR.. Seth L. Cox,
diagnostician on
the staff Of the
Washington Tu-
berculosis Asso-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-11-26
Buy Chri.tmas Seals"

Horace Wray, with a crew of 6
men, finished digging, grading and
heeling lin his nursery stock for
the winter. There were over 81, 900
which included cherry, peach, pear,
apple and plum trees. Wray thinks
these are about the incest bunch
Of trees he has ever grown.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-11-26
BUY SCOUTS
TO ASSEMBLE
HERE 3 DAYS
Patrol Leaders to Hold Con-
ference This Week End;
Expect More Than 100
Youths to Attend

Final arrangements for the en-
tertainment of the three-day con-
ference of Scout Leaders confer
ence which will be held in Pas-Ken
this weekend are rapidly being
completed.
The committee in charge of the
affair estimates that there will
be more than hundred boys here
for the three-day session. Arrange
ments for parking the boys in pri-
vate homes for the two nights are
almost completed. Rooms for about
fifteen more are required, however,
Beds for the two nights, and break
fasts on Saturday and Sunday are
solicited. Anyone able to supply
these are asked to communicate
with Scoutmaster Vane Wilder.
Registration will take place at
the Pasco high school Friday aft
ernoon, with the real business
starting at the banquet at six o.
clock at the Kennewick Methodist
church where program will be
given following the meal. Satur-
day the session will assemble at
Pasco with sight seeing trips over
both towns in the afternoon.
Church services will occupy Sun
day.
"Bay Christmas Sedls'-
Lane K. Larson drove to Pull
man Wednesday to bring his son
Lester, Thomas Brown and Robert
Siegfried home for the Thanksgiv-
ing holidays. The boys are students
at W.S.G.
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.Bxy Christsas Seols''
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CONTINUED on Pare 81
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-"Buy Christmas Seals"-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-11-26

Buy Christntas Seals
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-19
BET0R0K LATOGATksA
0ZV. MIH0KNE LAKASAN

Vasarnap ejjel bet0r3k jartak
0zv. Mih0k Sandorn6 1924 Ford
avenuei lakasan. Mig Mih6kne es
a csalad t0bbi tagjai az emeleten
pihentek XII marcus 15-i nagy
nap faradalmait, bet0r3k hatol-
tax be f0ldszinti szobakba.
Elvitt6k radi6t, kiforgattak
minden fi6kot t0bb fontos ok
manyt elloptak, 'ben6ztek minden
szekrenybe is es minden szal ru.
hat kivettek ;bel6liik, egy r6szii.
ket elvittek, mas r6sziiket pedie
nlinden 1sebet kiforgatva al nd.
varon hagytak.
A rend6rseg meginditotta q
nyomozast az ismeretlen bet0r8k
utan, ez azonban eddigele mem
jart eredm6nnyel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-19
Megindult a kossuth k0r
''May Queen versenye
Megndult Kossuth Kor mau kiralynoi es nepszerseg
palyazata. - Maus 4-en koronazzak meg kirayn6t. =
Macy bal lesz az Idora Parkban. verseny szabalya

vaz6jegy, amelynek ara OF cent.
ot szavazatot nyujt az elad6nak.
Egy-egy k0nyvecskeben $50 jegy
van, tehat a konyv ara $3.50. Eb-
Dol palyazo SLOT szolgaltat be
k6r penztaraba, $3.50 pedig ot
illeti meg faradsag fejeben.
A verseny es az ezzel kapcsolat
ban majus 4-en az Idora Parkban
rendezend6 tancmulatsag tiszta
j0vedelmenek tiz szazaleka jote-
konycelra, a Milk Fund segelye-
zesere fog fordittatni.
A k0vetkez0k leptek be a ver-
senybe egymas koz0tt azon
nyomban meg is kezdtek szava-
zojegyek eladasat a holgyek az
urak nyakaba sozvan jonehany
jegyecsket:
Horvath Margit, Timar label
la, Tur6czy Erzsike, Barta Erzsi-
ke, Minehart Anna, Minehart
Ilonka. Kasza Iren, Halasz R6za
Horvath Margit, Juhasz Benja-
mime, Horvath Antalne, Ferency
Jen6ne, Bunchy JOSEF, if. Hor-
vath Istvan, Ferency Ern6, IT,
mar Gyorgy, Sauer Janos, Mol
mar Lajos.
Meg most sem kes0 palyazat-
ba belepni. A palyazni ohajtok
jelentsek be szandekukat Molnar
Lajosnak, cine 36 E. Princeton,
telefon szama 32752, vagy pedi.
jelenjenek meg kedden este a
Kossuth. K0r helyisegeben 610
Himrod avenue alatt. A rendezG
bizottsag tagjai is keretnek, hogy
legyenek OFT kedden este.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-19
A REF. MUKEDVEL0 IFJUSAG
sZINELOADASRA KEsZttL
Harom kitiin6 szindarab keriil
szinre.

A Magyar Ev. Reformatus Egy-
haz miikedvelo ifjusaga s0nmiiye-
l0des szempontjabol is, de azert
is, inert kellemes e,stet ohajt sze-
rezni a mi;kedvelo magyaarsag-
max, viragvasarnap este fel nyolc
oral kezdettel Magyar Miikedve.
l6 Estet rendez az egyhaz gyiile-
kezeti termeben. Harom kitiinG
magyar szindarabot fognak szin-
rezni a miikedvelo magyarSag.
re hozni. Az egyik a Hazassagi
Szedelg6. A mask Megi5tt 4
Papa. A harmadik Tehen
Mind a harom szindarab ma
gyar humort6l sziporkaz6, erde.
kes darab. A legjobb szereplok
kesziilnek lazasan, hogy vende
GEEK reszere egy olyan el6adast
mutassanak be, amilyenb0l keves
volt varosunkban. Dacara annak
hogy harom kitiino vigjateko'
mutatnak be reformatus mil
kedvel6k, belepti jegyek ars
csak 35 cent lesz felnotteknek 6
Is cent gyermekeknek. Tekintet
tel ARA, hogy viragvasarnar
or0miinnep, bizonyara sokan meg
fogjak tekinteni az el0adast
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-19
sIKEREs oPERACI0

Kedden delel6tt siirg6s vakbtl
operaci6t hajtot vegre DIR. Nah
rer M. Pal Timar Ferenc, kozis-
inert magyar honfitarsunkon. III
mar Ferenc kedden reggel dolgoz-
nj indult, alig ert azonban munka
helyere, osszeesett az orvosi
vizsgalat megalapitotta, hogy
azonali seb6szi beavatkozasra van
sziksfg.
Azonnal beszallitottak Youngs
town Hospital south sidei oszta
lyara $ meg d6lelott folyamar
megoperaltak. A mutet j6l sike
riilt s 0rommel jelentjik, hog,
Timaf Ferenc szep haladast tet,
mar felepil6s utjAn.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-19
A CAMEO THEATRE
Macy NAPJA

Kedden, marcus no 24-en hang
zik fel az elso magyar $40, az elso
magyar muzsika, az elso magyar
tnek vasznon w. Federal st.-i
Cameo Theatre-ben. Unnepe lesz
ez a youngstoni magyarsagnak
minden vonatkozasban, inert "a
helybeli magyarsag is XII akarja
venni a reszet abb6l ,hogy tanuja
legyen a magyar beszel0 sziilete-
senek. Az osszes egyhazak es egy-
letek jo magyar Swivel veszik XII
a resziiket abbol, hogy minel ma
gyobb sikere legyen az el0adas-
max, inert amikor meghalljak az
elso magyar sz6t vasznon, ak.
kor sajat egyhazukat is tamogat-
jak, inert a bevetel egy resze az
egyhazak javara lesz forditva.
Eddig a magyar beszelok be
mutatasanak mindenhol 6riasi si
kere volt. Szinte unnepe avatta :
lelkes magyarsag~ mindenhol .
bemutatot.
Az el6adasok d. II. l ora &c
perckor kezd6dnek es folytat6la
gosak lesznek. Remeljiik, hog,
Youngstown megert6 magyarsa
ga is az elsok kozott veszi XII re
sect abb6l, hogy ez sikeruljon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-19

Multi hetfon este sep szammal
gyiiltek 0ssze Kossuth Kor YER
senyeiben resztvenni 6ha jt6k Fe-
rency Jen0ne otthonaban, ahon-
nan mar mint teljes jogu palya-
z6k tavoztak ell.
Molnar Lajos, k0r eln0ke
bu2dit6 beszeddel nyitotta meg a
versenyt. Beszede soran kifejtet-
tie, hogy bar a Kossuth k0r sajat
anyagi helyzeten is kivan segite-
nj ezzel a palyazattal, focel
megis magyarsag el6bbre jutta-
tasa az amerikaiak es mas nemze-
tisegek szemeben. Egy ilyen i'm
nepely sikerre juttatasaval pedig,
barmely magyar egylet rendezl
is AIT, a magyar nevnek aratunk
dics6seget.
Ezutan attert verseny saba
lyainak ismertetesere, amelyek
nagyon egyszeriiek.
Akarki resztvehet verseny-
ben korra vagy nemre val6 tekin-
tet nelkul. A legt0bb szavazatot
nyero leany lesz a May Queen. A
masodik legt0bb szavazotot nyerG
leany vagy a legtobb szavazatot
nyero asszony, aszerint, hogy me-
Miss Popularity legt0bb sza-
vazatot nyer6 ferfi lesz Mr.. Popu-
lyiknek van tobb szavazata, lesz
larity. Mindharmuk ertekes dij-
ban fog reszesiilni. Val6szinileg
t0bb dij is lesz, ez azonban ver-
seny ayagi sikeretol fiigg ke-
sobb lesz yegleaesen megalla-
pitya.
A szavazas szavazojegyek Ella
dasa utjan t0rtenik. Minden sza-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-19
Rendezzjink
nagytakaritast
Takaritsuk HI hazunkat, udvarun-
kat husvet el0tt. - Tartsuk tisz-
tan a varost. ! Minden hazhoz
egy kert.

A Garden Qlub, Federation
Of Women,s Clubs es az iskolak
felszolitjak Youngstown lakossa-
gat, hogy marGius l5-ike ts hus-
vet k0zott rendezzenek tayaszi
nagytakaritast hazaikban, udya-
raikon es kertjeikben.
Szedje 0ssze mindenki pinceje-
ben es udvaranl IA sok 0sszegyiilt
hamut, papirost, hullad6kot S vi
gye vagy vitesse AIT ell a varosi
szemetdombokra, ne .hagyja a sze-
metet az utcani vagy udvaranak
egy sarkaban felhalmoz6dni. Ha
szuksege van egy emberre vagy
egy kocsira hivja fel a Christ
Missiont 40109, 1yagy a Salvation
Armyt S4l75 tflefon szamon es
ezek gOndoskodhi fognak arr0l
hogy kikiildjeiek egy szegdny
embert, aki ra ivan szorulva a
munkara aki AIT jutanyosan el
fogja vegezni.
A Garden Club. Is a Women s
Clubs es iSkOlak livypkeZnek a va
rost alland6an tisztan tartani,
most is felsz0litanak mindenkit,
hogy vegezze el a tavaszi nagyta-
karitast husvet el8tt, azutan pc
dig tartsa hazat, pincejet, udva-
rat, kertjet szemett6l, hulladekt6l
mentesen egesz even at s szolitsa
fel szomszedait Is baratait, hogv
ok is tegyenek hasonlokapen.
Lassunk munkahoz mindnyajan s
tegyiik Youngstewnt a vilAg leg
tisztabb varosava.
Minden csaladnak kellene, hogy
legyen egy kertje is $ abban egy
vagy ket agy, amelynek a oyer
mekek viselik gondjat. A varosi
nepeknek kiil0n0sen a gyermekek
mex ez az egyetlen utjuk, amelyen
a termeszettel szorosabb kapcSo-
latba lephetnek $ egyuttal a va
rost szebbe teszik. Amely csalad-
max mem all rendelkezesere egy
kis darab f0ldecske, amelyet kert-
te valtoztathatnanak, az lepjen
erintkezesbe legk0zelebb ESQ is
kola igazgat6javal 3 gondoskod-
nj fog arrol, hogy legalabb oyer
mekeknek legyen egy kis darab
f0ldjiik szomszedsagban, ahol
Observation-Disclosures.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-19
REF. EaYHkZI Bs. EGYLET

A Youngstown, @. Magyar Ref.
Egyhazi Ferfi es N6i BIS. Egylet
rank k0vetkez6 vasarnap, mar
cins 22-6n tartja havi rendes gyii-
leset d&lutAn ket oral kezdettel a
szokott helyen.
Keretnek tagok min6l ma.
gyobb szamban megjelenni. Eel
hivom azok figyelmet, akik meg
mem fizettek meg Kovacs Andras
vegkielegitett tag utani jarule
kot, hogy fizessek meg most, inert
az nlAs Andrasne utani halaleset
illetek is esed6kes. Kerem a hat,
ralekos tagok vegyek ezeket tu
domlsul.s Titkkr
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-19
BRIDGEPORT SZ0V.
TEAESTELYE

Mar jelentettiik, hogy a Bridge
porti Szovetseg marcus 29-en,
vasarnap este ingyenes teastelyt
rendez a Kossuth K0r helyisege-
ben. Most ertesiiliink, hogy az es-
telyen DR.. Laurisin Jen0, $40
vetseg helyi osztalyanak hivata-
los orvosa el3adast fog tartani a
betegsegelyzo egyletek helyes We
zeteser6l. Remelhet6leg nagysza-
mu k0z0nseg fogja meghallgatni,
hogy mint gondolkozik egy szak-
ember az Igyr3l. A Sz0vetseg meg
hivja az 0sszes tagokat es bara-
taikat a teaest6lyre.,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-19
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belli Silk fiokja sajat penztara
iayara Macy husveti bait rendez
campbelli Italian Hallban husvet
hetf6jen. aprilis San. A fi6k tisz-
tikara es rendezo bizottsaga nagy
ban bnzgollsodik azon, hogy a.
mulatsagon nagy kozonseg a
legjobban erezze magat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-19
Magyar film
Youngstownban
Kedden magyar bes.el6 k6ps]<st
mutat be q Cameo. - "A SIT. 1st-
van es SIT. Imre iinnepsegek.
Magyar filmdrama.

Vfgre mar megerjHk AIT is
hogv magyar besz6l6 filmeketB
mutat be egy Youngstown sim
haz. J0v6 kedden, marcus 24-a.i
delntan d Cameo szinhazban,
Lamely West Federal streetea8
Spring Common k5zeleben var.
keriilnck .hemltafasra a magyas
hangos filmek.
Lathatni fogjuk csodaszfp
Budapestet iinnepi diszbe olt0zv i
SIT. Istvan es SIT. Imre iinneY-
sfgek alkalmara. Mar az angel
eloadasokon is lattuk az iinneps :
gek nehany jelenetet azokb6l
fogalmunk lehet arr6l. hogy. mi
lyen gy0nyoriiseg lesz azokat tel
jes egesziikben lathatni, mintegy
resztvenni azokban.
A Nevet6 Budapest cimii
KEEP, amely az iinnepsegekkel kap
csolatban kesziilt arr6l is nevezc-
tes, hogy ez az els6 Magyarorsza-
gon kesziilt beszdl6 KEEP. A KEEP
elvezete tehat ketszeres lesz min
den magyarnak. inert biiszkek le-
hetiink ARA, hogy az els0 magyar
kiserlet ezen a teren lily t0keletes
alkotast nyujt.
Ezeken felvetelcken xviii,
amelyek egymagukban megerik
belepti dijat, egy teljes filmdra-
ma is be lesz mutatva, szinten ma
gyar nyelven. Ez darab, "Kn-
rnzs16 nehany fvvel ezei6tt 6fia-
81 sikereket+ aratott sneinaaa'k i
magyar szinpadon, hanem az
egesz vilagon. A filmen Xarkonyi
Mihaly, akl Victor Narconi neven
amerikaszerte is nagy sillert ara
tott az angol 'be'szel6kepekben,
alakitja a f6szerepet.
A belepti dijak olcso, feln6ttel1
resZere 80 centes, gyermekek re-
szere 25 centes arban lettek Meg
allapitva, hogy mindenkinek al
kalma legyen ezeket a magyar
filmeket megnezni es meghallgat-
nj. Jegyek elovetelben is kapha-
t6k az osszes magyar egyhazak-
nal. Aki teheti xaltsa meg je-
gyet elore, hogy az egyhaza is re-
szesiiljon egy kis anyaei elony-.
ben a magyar kepek bemutata
sabol.