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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-16
MANY men WORK
FROM AID FUND
EXPENDED HERE
TASKS LAID OUT IN DIFFER
EMIT SECTIONS; ACTIVITIES
CARRIED ON BY COUNTY
COUNCIL

Activities now being carried on
by the Monroe County Council for
unemployment relief are employ
ing l19 men on the three days
to the man, So day basis.
These and others are to be paid
from the $4,000 received from
Tallahassee as the allotment for
Monroe county relief during the
first I5 days of November. As
far as can be learned no other
funds have been allotted to Mon
roe county or Key West for the
ensuing half month or for Deem
Der.
Men working yesterday were as
signed as follows: On Palm Ave
nue., 20; boulevard. 20; boulevard
extension, II mari pile. from
which material was hauled by
trucks of Norberg Thompson,
gratis; county road. 20; at Reyn-
olds and South streets, 90; library
grounds, s.; colored park, 8: San
Carlos lot on Smiths Lane, 4.
All of these men are employed
in Identification and mosquito
eradication projects. The compile
ton of the boulevard from the
west end to White street Is one
of the most important Of the ac-
tivities.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-16
WOMAN WANTED IN
MIAMI KNOWN TO
Be in KEY WEST
CLAIMED MAE BLADE. ALIAS
FLoRETTA, is SOMEWHERE
IN THIS CITY; REWARD OF
FERED FOR CAPTURE


Lulu Mae Blade, alias Floretta.
is being sought by the Biscayne
Bonding Company of Miami, and
as she is known to be in Key West,
someone has good chance of
getting the reward offered for her
capture.
Charles w. MCGEE. representing
the company, arrived in Key West
some time ago and after q few
days search was sure tht she Is
here, but could not wait for her
appearance on the street to get
her.
The company now writes the
sheriff that il IL very anxious to
secure Lulu. She was arrested in
"a liquor case and was out on a
surety bond issued by the Biscayne
company. As she did NOT appear for
trial, the company lost the amount
posted.
Several places in Key West were
searched yesterday by deputy
sheriffs but the much sought after
refugee was not located.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-16
MITCHELL GETS
SENTENCED FOR
OTHER CHARGES
MAN RELEASED HERE TAKEN
UP IN MIAMI; TRIED ON
VAGRANCY CHARGE; GIVEN
FINE OF $500

Robert j. Mitchell. recently ar
rested and tried in Miami on a
charge of vagrancy, was fined
$500 and costs or sentenced to
serve six months in jail.
Mitchell was released here after
he had served a six months SEN
tence for forgery and obtaining
money under false pretenses.
He proceeded to Miami, repre-
scented himself as being the big
shot with a South American auto
sales company and hired machine
on the strength of this. He also
had the machines tanks filled with
gasoline. and charged it.
His period of affluence was
short lived. The owner of the
garage from which he hired the
auto became suspicious. Mitchell
was arrested. Dade county officials
wrote the sheriff for information.
His record, as furnished by the
bureau of Identification at Wash
ington, was sent to Dade county
and another coiorful escapade in
the varied experiences of Robert
Mitchell ended where more than
a dozen others have, in either a
county jail or a states prison.
La Won Crosse, star border al
the Carcel de Niles. was given his
freedom yesterday afternoon.
Friends sent him five dollar will
liam and he was taken to the F.
f. C.. station where he purchased
q ticket for $3.l2 and proceeded
happily on his way to Miami.
Crosse has been spending a va
cation within the confines of the
county coop because of his pre-
deliction for getting board and
lodging for one week and then
skipping to another place. Filling
up at restaurants and then dis
playing empty pockets is another
OF his accomplishments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-16
MANY FISH SEEN
AT LOCAL DOCKS
JACKS AND RUNNERS SWARM
IN VICINITY OF LIGHT.
HOUSE PIER

The vicinity of the lighthouse
dock fairly teemed with jacks and
runners, but there were but few
anglers there to take advantage
of the nearncss of the school.
William Wickers and friend
were in a small boat and loaded o
fish car besides placing many fish
in the boat for distribution to
friends. These two men caught
more than $50 Of the fish.
Hundreds of moonfish. one of
the most sought after species in
these waters, were caught yester-
day. Many were taken by hook
and line but the greater number
were caught in seines.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-16
Airpianes Pass Over
Key West Yesterday

Patrol Squadron, los. of the
United States Navy air forces,
passed over the city yesterday
afternoon s o'clock, en- route to
Hampton Roads, Va.
The squadron il in command Of
Lieutenant Commander McGianis
and is from Coca Sofa. Panama.
The planes stopped in Miami last
night and were 70 leave for Harp
ton Roads this morning,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-16
Launch Is Seized By
Customs Authorities

The launch "Picaro", V-21732.
has been seized by U. S. customs
authorities, and is being held for
violating the laws relative to
bringing contraband into the Uni
ted States from foreign countries.
Allegations are that the vessel
was the one that brought in a
load of liquor several weeks ago.
the same liquor that was later cap
tured by Customs Officers Loun-
ders and Taylor in an empty lot
in the rear of the building at the
corner of Greene and Elizabeth
streets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-16
CHARITY TURKEY
SHOOT AT FORT
TAYLOR SUNDAY
FOR BENEFIT OF COMMUNITY
CHEST; COMPETITIVE MAT
cHEs ARRANGED FOR PAR
ELEPHANTS

Arrangements have been made
for Charity Turkey Shoot to be
held at Fort Taylor on Sunday af-
ternoon, November 20, beginning
at 1880 o'clock. This event, it is
shown, will be put on for the bene-
fit of the Community Chest, and
will be non-profitable with all SER
vices in connection with the affair
to be donated.
1t is stated that there will be
Is turkeys disposed of during the
events, and in cases where the
firing is for score, where ties are
made for high score, these will be
shot off. 1t is said that ticket
costs for the events will be held to
a minimum, and that there will be
events appealing to everyone.
There will be competitive
matches for the good shots, it is
shown, and for those who think
they are good at the game.
Those that propose attend
ing are requested to enter the
United street gate and then fol-
low the road to the National Guard
camp site. The following are the
events that have been arranged for
the affair:
200 yards-30 cal. rifle, stand
ard "a" target, s" bulls eye, 10
rounds. per contestant for high
score. Highest score wins q .tur-
key.
200 yards--30 cal. rifle, target,
full size silhouette of turkey.
One shot per contestant. The first
to register hit wins turkey
so yards--45 cal. pistol, stand
ard "E" target (bobbing). Five
rounds, contestant scoring most
hits wins turkey.
35 yards-12 gage shotgun.
stationary target. Target consists
of cross mark on a sheet of
paper. The contestant placing a
single pellet nearest the inter-
section of the cross mark wins a
turkey.
35 yards--12 gage shotgun;
swinging target. Contestant plac-
ing the greatest number of shots
in inch circle wins a turkey.
so feet-22 cal. rifle, silhouette
Of a turkey head, one shot per con-
testant, first hit wins a turkey.
SO feet-22 cal. rifle, standard
gallery target, 5 shots per con-
testant. The highest score wins
turkey.
so feet % cal, rifle, standard
target. shots per contestant,
Target to be placed behind screen
through which the contestants
shoot. The shot nearest the bulls
eye wins turkey.
Remaining turkeys will be dis
posed of by means of competitions
which prove to be most popular.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-16
GEORGE STRONG
FINED TODAY in
CRIMINAL COURT
JOE LOWE ARRAIGNED THIS
MORNING ON NoN-sUPPoRT
CHARGE, OTHER CASES TO
BE HEARD TOMORROW

George Strong, colored, pleaded
guilty in criminal court this morn
ing to charge of assault and bat
terry on one William Basil, also
colored.
Two states witnesses were call
ed and it is just possible that had
Strong entered plea of not guilty
he would have been held guiltless
by the court, as shown by the wit
nesses. ~ ~ Yfty.
However, considering that his
plea was guilty, the court imposed
a fine of So and costs or 80 days
in the county Jail.
The case of Joe Lowe. charged
with non-support OF his family was
called. Mr.. Lowe advised that ne
would do everything possible for
the assistance of his family. The
family seemed to be satisfied with
his promise.
Judge Harris said that he would
release the defendant but that ii
he failed to keep his promise to
the court and his family, prison
win be his portion.
The case of Clarence Symonette.
charged with reckless driving, will
be tried tomorrow morning 10
O'Clock.
Friday Leo Riyas, charged with
shooting Ernest Massey, viii be
arraigned for trial. The specific
charge will be assault with intent
TO kill. Both are eolored.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-16
INVESTIGATION
OF ELECTIONS
HEARING TO DEAL WITH TWO
STATES, DELAWARE AND
PENNSYLVANIA
(ny AssocIatea f'reass

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-Ths
house campaign committee today
decided to investigate last weeks
elections in Pennsylvania and Del
aware.
Beginning tomorrow in Philadel-
phia subpoenns will he ISSUED for
General Edward Martin. state
treasurer and chairman of the re-
publican state committee; Blakely
McCoughan. treasurer of the re-
publican state committee; James
Hazlett, Philadelphia republican
city committae chairman, and John
Mckinley, Jr., city committee
treasurer. The time for Delaware
investigation has not yet been
fixed.
The committee is empowered to
investigate only elections to the
house of representatives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-16
Believed Conference Between Hoover
And Roosevelt viii Insist On Some
Payments From Many Debtor Nations
President Takes Up Mat
ter With Advisors Inn
mediately Upon Arrival
In Washington


WASHINGTON, Nov. Is.
Confronted by pressing
war debt difficulties, Presi-
dent Hoover quickly went in
to the matter with advisors
on his return to Washington
today from the west coast.
Secretary Mills conferred
with the president for half
an hour and Secretary Slim
SON had a luncheon engage
ment at the White House
with an opportunity to help
the president on arrange
ments being made for a
meeting soon between him
and President-elect Roose-
welt.
Although official Informal
ton was lacking, the impress
sion in informed quarters
was that this country would
insist on some sort of pay
ments on amounts due from
debtor nations December Is.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-16

Authorized by an act of con-
gress, it was built under supervi-
sion of Capt. John A. Gilman. The
design was by Robert p. Rodgers
and Alfred E. Poor, New York
architects.
The foundation of the monu-
ment is in the shape of a star. The
granite shaft is triangular, facing
northward toward toward the spot
short distance away where Or
vile Wright made the initial
flight.
The monument resembles a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-16
Cuba Sails For Tampa
Taking 20 Passengers

The steamship Cuba sailed 6 40
o'clock last night for Tampa sish
90 passengers, -four from Key
West and Is from Havana. She
arrived yesterday afternoon from
Havana with 81 passengers.
Auxiliary schooner-yarht orca.
from Palm Beach. sailed this
morning for Tortugas for d few
days, fishing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-16

pylon with folded wing motif.
Around the base is the inscription
in commemoration of the con-
quest of the air by the brothers,
Wilbur and Orville Wright. Con-
ceived by genius, achieved by
dauntless resolution and uncon-
querable faith"
The shaft is hollow with steps
leading to an observation plat
form. Inside is a room where
inches will contain busts of the
two pioneering brothers from
Ohio.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-16
PRINCE OF WALES
REACHES BELFAST
DELEGATES NEW PARLIA-
MENT BUILDING FOR Gov
EMINENT
nsy Associated Press,

uBy Associated PrcssD
BELFAST, Nov. 16.-The
Prince of Wales, welcomed by
a flagwaving, cheering popu-
lace and guarded by 10000
men came here today and ded-
icated the new parliament
building for the government
of north Ireland.
Ulster nationalists took no
part in the ceremony.
They protested against the
princes visit ccntending it
tended to widen the breach
between north counties and
the Irish Free State.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-16
Daughter Born To Mr..
And Mrs. Bernie PGpy

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie C. Papg
have announced the birth Of a
nine pound daughter 10 them
Saturday morning. November IL,
at their home on waddell avenue.
The name Shirley Mae viii be
given in baptism.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-16
GETS JOB IN CHOIR

MILwAUKEE.--So veil did
Edw. Pfisssr. q policeman Of this
city. huna hymns a. he walked his
heat. that be was offered and has
accepted q position n baritone
sn!siss with . church ehsfr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-16
3 D : o .
TODAY,S EDITORIAL

Today's isadiag editorial
deals ~ish the .ppreximsse
namber Of Key West people
wke read The cisises daily. a
conservative essimate places
the nuzb@r b~t~een 1000
and 5000 With reasons given
IN this eennsetisn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-16
tny associated i.ressl

KITTY HAWK, N. c., Nov. 16.
Nearly three decades ago a pair
of brothers came to Kitty Hawk
and wrote their names in history
by making the worlds first sue
cessful flight in a power-driven
airplane.
November 10 a majestic monu-
menti in honor of those brothers
Orville and Wilbur Wright-will be
dedicated. The monument, 60
foot granite pylon. stands atop
Kill Devil Hill, the scene of the
aerial experiments of the Wrights.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-16
ROOSEVELT POLLS
$40 PERCENT OF
ALL VOTES CAST
HOOVER RECEIVES 4o.1 PER-
CENT; REMAINDER WENT
TO MINOR PARTY cANDI-
DATES REPORT SHOWS


thy Associated i'ressp
WASHINGTON, Nov.
16.FrankIin D. Roose-
welt polled 57.9 percent
of the $4,000, 900 votes
in the presidential cleo
ton, the Associated
Press tabulation today
showed.
Herbert Hoover polled
4O.l percent and the
other two percent went
to minor party candi-
dates. Il
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-16
NOTICE

All members Of Key West Lodge
No. 55l. B. P. O. E., are requested
To attend the meeting Thursday
night. Business Of importance.
HoLI.oN r. BERvALDI.
Exalted Ruler.
n ~ ~nSuNp@
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-16

g. ". G0SE0RS.
ncyfs-ft Secretary.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-23
EBER FERENC ATHELYEzTE
PATIKAJAT-406 e. FEDERAL

j f
Barataim, ismer5seim Is vevS-
i'm kivansaganak engedve, patti
kamat visszahelyeztem az East
Federal street 406. szam ala, a.
Basin street sarkara, ahol Sha-
ron villamos vasut bej0n az East
Federal streetre.
Dusan felszerelt gyogyszerta-
ramban importalt 6hazai Is anne
rikai orvossagok kaphatok..
Ha barmilyen gy6gyszerre van
sziiksege Youngstown Is yid6ke
magyaHaganak, keressen fel en-
gem bizalommal, $ ugy mint !
multban, ugy a j0v6ben is, leglel-
kiismeretesebb kiszolgAlasban fog.
max r9ssesiilni.
Haxafias tisztelettel Eber re-
reno gy6gysxeresz, 4O6 r. Federal
Estrest, Youngstown, O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-23
AlNERIKAI MAGYAR Flu
VI REKORDOT AKAR FEL-
AIIITANI GYALOGLASBAN

Kaczander Laszl6 new york;
magyar tavgyalogl6 NJ rekord
megteremteset fogja megkiserel-
nj. Multi penteken delel6tt 10 ora
kor indult ell a new york; 116-ik
utcai reformatus templomt6l,
honnan a City Hall-hoz ment. TIT
a polgarmester fogadta es uti-
napl6jat lattamozta. Oman aztan
elindult egyenesen Los Angeles
be-, - amely utat 81 nap alatt XII
s6rli megtenni. A jelenlegi rekord
ugyanezen tavolsagra rs nap. Re-
meljiik, hogy vallalkozasat skier
koronazza. 81
Mint lapunk zartakor ertesii-
link Kaczander Laszl6 j,lnius h6
26-an, vasarnap d6lutan fel 1-kor
erkezik Youngst ownba a rend8r-
kapitanysagra, ahol ntinapl6jat
fogja lattamoztatni.. Kaczandert
utjan ket cserkeszfiu, Ford-auton
kiseri New Yorkt6l Los Angelesig.
"A ~ ewes tavgyalogl6 a New
Castle-i pton (422-es utvonalon)
jon gyalogolva. Mindazok, alxik-
mex gepjiik van, elebe mehetnek
ezen utvonalon vasarnap d. e. II
6rakor. aE
Mindazon magyar testverek
akik tehetik, jelenjenek meg va
sarnap -d4lutan fel | 6rara a rem
d0rkspitapgsag epalete elott egy
magyar flu szivelyes idv0zlesere
buaditya Kaczandert 9 gy6ze.
lemra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-23
A AVerhovay S. E. Vi
k6zp. szamvev6je
Revesz Kalmant, lapunk volt Sc.
gsdszerkeszt6jet, neveztek XII a
verhovay segely Egylet kozponti
szamvev6jenek

Lapunk jnnius 9-iki szamaban
k0z0ltiik a Verhovay Segelyegy.
let igazgat6saganak hivatalos
x0zlemenyet, amely szerint hiva.
talabol elmozditottak Bartha M
J6zsef k0zponti szamvev5t -
liiitlen penzkezeles cimen.
A sajnalatos esemeny hiriil We
tele utan arr6l is 6rtesiiltiink,
hogy a Verhovay Segelyegylet
igazgat6sagi choke telefonon
kerte Revesz Kalmant, hogy j0j-
jon nyomban Pittsburghba, hogy
az elmenesztett k0zponti szamve-
v6 hivatalat foglalja ell.
Revesz Kalmant evekkel eze-
lott az igazgat6sag megvalasztot-
ia koaponti penztarosnak, de ak
kor egyreszt detroiti fcsaladi osz-
szek0ttetcsei, masreszt akkor jobb
jov5t iger6 allasa Matt ezt az
5llast mem fogadhatta el.
Mi sem talalunk kiil0nb szava.
kat Revesz Kalman aposztrofala.
sara, mint amin8ket laptarsunk,
a detroiti Magyar Hirlap'' hasz-
nal tud6sitasaban es az alabbia.
kat irja:
"Mi, akik k0zel allunk Revesz
Kalmanhoz, aki a detroit ma
gyar tarsadalmi eletnek egyik XII.
.yal6saga, szorgalmas, 0nzetlen es
faradhatatlan munkasa volt, csak
0r0mmel regisztraljuk, hogy a
Verhovay Segelyegylet k0zponti
tisztikara egy ritka er6t es egye-
mes jellemu munkast talalt Re-
vesz Kalmanban."
A magunk es a Youngstown
magyarsag reszer6l szivb6l gratu-
lalunk Revesz Kalmannak es a
Verhovay Segelyegylet k0zponti
igazgat6saganak, hogy valasztasa
egy a k0zelet teren tiszta kezzel
Is megert3 Swivel dolgozott en-
bert magasabb k0zeleti tevekeny-
segre juttatott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-23
vERHovAY 1os

Beteg tagjaink: Szab6 Istvan,
Ellsworth, O. Veres Andras, Det-
roit, Mich. Szesze Istvan 414
Steel st. Gazdik Andras 141 Creed
st., Struthers, 0. Vas Istvan q
Palmer ave. Papp Sandor, Pulas-
XII, Pa. Hoffer Karoly Al Rhoda
ave. Meszaros Mihaly Al N. Mont.
gomery st.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-23
A Volstead-t0rveny
hal<usajat viva
Napr6l-napra sulyosabbn&l-sulyo
sabb csapasok sujtjak q sx&raxak
fanatikus sorait. - Kiizdenek q
szarazak eletben marad&suk6rt

Tizenharom hosszu even keresz-
till Amerika politikajat liderc.
nyomaskent ilte meg az Anti-sa-
loon Liga - irja detroiti Magyar
Hirlap, melynek fanatikus
struccpolitikat folytat6 tagjai
hallani' sem akartak semmi olyan
valtoztatasr6l, mely a szerintiik
scent es serthetetlen prohibici0
kritizalasaval jart.
Tizenharom even keresztiil ell
gancsoltak minden j6zan torek-
vest, mely prohibici6 sziilte ret
tenetes allapotokon segiteni
akart, akarcsak Voltaire Candi-
dusa, beszuggeraltak magukat
abba, hogy 'minden ulgy van j6l,
ahogy van, inert ha maskent vol
ma, az rossz volna''. Termeszetes,
hogy ezzel az elvakult. 0szversze-
rii magacssaggal hadsoraik egyre
ritkultak, egyre tobben hagytak
oft az antiszalon liga berkeit s
egyre kevesebb penz folyt be
penztarukba.
Amig csak kisebbfajta sscsil-
iagok" aldoztak le, addig mem
volt bal, de most mar hatalmas
siist0k0s0k" is kezdik unni az
antiszalon liga szemforgato, zseb-
vag6, 0nD0 magatartasat es egyre
masra forditanak hatat neki. A
fiata1abb Rockefeller palfordula-
ga pedig szinte vegzetes csapast
inert a mertfktelen mdrtekletes-
seq bajnokaira.
Az antiszalon liga es az igazi
prohibited k0z0tt is toresre kerIlt
sor. Prohibici6s part meg min
dig van, de ezek a tenyleges es
igazi merteRletesseg szavaval in
dulnak harcba es mem az antisza-
Ion liga fanatikus, hipokrita,
penzt zsarolo fs 0nmaguknak
hasznot hajto Partpolitika jelsza-
vaival.
De fiatalabb Rockefeller e1-
hidegedese a prohibici6 0nzetlen
hiveit is gondolkoz6ba ejtette.
Ugy latszik, megis csak virrad,
megis csak sikeriilni fog az anti
szalon liga 6riiltjei altal rankbo-
| ritott fekete fiigg0nyt fellebben-
teni, legalabb is. annyira, hogy
| azok, akik eddig onzetlenil IS be-
csiiletesen szolgaltak szarazsag
| elveit, lassanak, halljanak 6s Csc
Iekedjenek.
Igen, cselekedjenek, ugy, mint
| ahogy Rockefeller cselekedett es
| akkor Volstead atok minden-
keppen csak biint termel6 szaraz-
| sag nemsokara a multi s0t6t IS re-
akci6s Alma lesz csupan.
Il 81.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-23
Lorantffy Is. No
egylet gyuleseb6l


A Lorantffy Zsuzsanna N6egy
let junius 19-en, vasarnap tartot
ia rendes havi gyiileset. A nagy
| h6seg dacara, tagjaink Macy
szamban jelentek meg gyiilesen
Ezen lelkes moi csoport kes,
minden aldozatra egyhazava
szemben, barmilyen nehez id6
ket eliink is, ezen n6egylet min.
den egyes tagja kesz az egyhaz.
ert dolgozni es legmesszebbme
no aldozatot hozni.
| A gyiles ahitat vezet5je Lutte
ran Janosne volt.
A gyiil6s alkalmaval az alapitd
tagok k0ziil 5-en visszaj0ttek a
tagtestvfrekhez, akikkel egyiitt
najland6k az egyhaz erdekeben
karoltve munkalkodni.
A gyiiles hatarozatot hozott
azon vadak ellen, melyeket ju-
MUS San, Mt. Laky Zsigmond es
az 'egyhaz prezsbiteriuma hozott
a Lorantffy Zsuzsanna N3egylet
ellen.
A gyiiles elhatarozta, hogy kesz
tovabb is listen orszagaert es az
igazsagert dolgozni es harcolni
Gyiileseinket ezuttal is megtart-
juk - bekesseggel es egymast
megert6 szeretettel, ugy mint
ezel6tt minden h6 3-ik vasarnap-
jan delutan 8 oral kezdettel.
Az elnokn6 a tagsag ele ter
jesztette, hogy Mrs. Norman
Brenner "Kis Magyarorszag' c.
szinmiivet irt, melyet szinre hoz-
"a tanitvanyaival junius no 2s-an,
este 8 oral kezdettel az Ursuline
High School termeiben (Wick
ave.). Az eln0kn6 kerte tagsa-
got, hogy azok, akik tehetik, je-
lenjenek meg ezen szinel6adason.
Belepti dij mines.
Legk0zelebbi gyulesunket ju'
lius lien. vasarnap delutan 8
6rakor tartjuk. ei
A tisztikar keri hatralekos
tagok teljes szamban val6 megje-
leneset. A tisztikar.
A Lorantffy Zsuzsanna N3egy.
let legut6bbi gyiil6s-hire multi
heti szamunkb6l Mt. Laky Zsig-
mond es a prezsbiterium utasitasa
folytan kimaradt.
A Lorantffy Zsuzsanna N6egy
let hireit, ugy mint eddig
ezen.ul is szivesen k0z0ljiik la
punk hasabjain. Szerk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-23
LEGUJABB
A MAGYAR KORMANY
BEADTA LEMONDASAT

BUDAPEST, jun. 81. Karo-
lyi Gyula gr6f minisztereln0k be-
nyujtotta q maga es minisztertar-
sal lemondasat Horthy Mikl6s
kormanyz6nak. A lemondas Okla
a penziigyi valsag.
A kormanyz6 Keresztes Fischer
Ferenc belugyminisztert bizta
meg az vi kabinet megalakita-
saval.