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The Washington times., 1932-08-01
Sky-Ways

The aeronautics branch Of
the Department Of Commerce
reports the development of a
new type of transmitting an
tenna for radio range beaconS
which eliminates troublesome
variations. Steps are now being
taken to- install the new an
tennas at proper points on the
airways Of the country.
/ Washington-Hoover Airport is
the scene Of great industry now
adays in connection with the
great air program which will be
: held there August 20 and 81,
prior to the take-off of the
transcontinental race. Chet War
rington, chairman of the Wash
ington Air Derby committee.
has announced a special rate
for aerial sightseeing from Stin-
sons at night and Fairchild's
and Standards by day.
The Department Of Commerce
recently amended it's require
ments regarding engine tests.
Heretofore, this manufacturers
test required that engines be
tested by running at full speed
; for only five hours out of the
entire 25-hour test period. The
amendment provides that the
test now shall be of so hours
duration, As of which must be
run at 81 per cent of the rated
speed.
The United States Amateur
Association have recently con-.
tracted with a New York firm
for insurance, whereby most of
the drastic flight restrictions
have been eliminated the
rates have also been lowered
and cover fire, windstorm, theft,
tornado, and many other dam
ages. including liability.
, Of the 45,00O,OO0 miles of fly
ing recently completed by the
United Air Lines, 22,000,00O
were flown at night. Accord
ing to P. G. johnson, president
of the lines, night flying is
largely responsible for the sue.
cess of aviation. as it saves a
maximum of business time.
All the local transport lines
report increased traffic over
last year.
The Washington times., 1932-08-01
Sally O'NeiL to Quit
Films for the St1Qe

NEW YORK, Aug. I. - Sally
O'Neil, recovering from an ap-
pendicitis operation in Medical
Arts Center, is through with the
movies. The fact that she hadn't
appeared in a flicker IN several
months may have something to do
with this determination-but, no
matter what, Sally admits to a
speaking fondness for the stage.
Sally has been studying diction
and voice and feels she is quite
qualified to play the lady on the
stage, instead Of the tomboy on
the screen,
The Washington times., 1932-08-01
Car Hits Pole, DriUer
Is Killed InstantLU

Crushed beneath his automo.
bile, H. Lester Good, 46, of Rock
vile, was instantly killed yester-
day when the car sWerved from
the road near Rockville and
crashed into a telegraph pole.
Good was driving, accompanied
by j. E. SilviuS, also of Rockville,
who was uninjured in the crash.
They were returning from Ger
mantown, Md. Both men are en-
ployed by the A. GUIDE g. Son
florist company. They are for
merly of New Market, Va.
The Washington times., 1932-08-01
Former Annapolis
MaYOr, Aged 56, Dies

ANNAPOLIS, Aug. Former
Mayor Charles w. Smith, of An
napolis, died suddenly last night
at his home in Prince George
Street following an attack of
acute indigestion.
He was born here September /,
1875. The indigestion led to the
calling of a doctor at 6 p. m.
last night. He improved immedi-
ately, but his son found him dead
in bed at 8 p. m.
The Washington times., 1932-08-01
America Daughters
To StaQe Field Dau

Marshall Hall will be the scene
Of the annual excursion and field
day of the Daughters Of America
tomorrow.
Members will leave on the
Charles Manchester at 10 a. M,
2:30 and 6:45 p. m. Upon the
arrival Of the 2:30 steamer at
Marshall Hall, athletic events
and games will take place un-
der the direction of Mrs. Pearl
Wolfe, chairman of the sports
committee.
The Washington times., 1932-08-01
FrGternGL Officers
Will Convene Here

National Fraternal Congress Of
America will hold its annual con-
vention at the Mayflower Hotel,
August 8 to IL. The choice of
Washington is in keeping with
the plan of the congress to en-
phaSize the George washington
Ricentennial, in connection with
the fraternal programs of the
year.
Delegates of the convention are
national officers of IS fraternal
benefit societies operating in the
United States and Canada.
The Washington times., 1932-08-01
SON NOW IN FIRM

State Senator Walter M. Mitch
ell, of LaPlata. Md. has made his
son, James. junior member of
his law firm. The younger
Mitchell is a graduate Of the
Maryland University.
The Washington times., 1932-08-01

n EAUTIFUL, new Karpen
Il Living Room Furniture is
- featured in the August sale
at wonderfully low prices. You
will find lovely designs; smart,
tasteful upholsteries at prices to
fit every purse. Let us show you.
The Washington times., 1932-08-01
KARPEN SPRINGS

L ARPEN springs are Of the best
II tempered high-carbon Premier
spring wire, securely cross tied times
with unfinished American hemp and
securely sewed to a foundation Of
webbing. Each Karpenesque spring
is separately encased in muslin
pocket to prevent spreading.
The Washington times., 1932-08-01
HAIR FILLING

G AN1FTED, black curled hair is the
- principal filling in our Karpen
Furniture-dust free and made clean
and sanitary by the special Karpeu
process. The beauty of Karpen Fur
niture is more than skin Deep"
The Washington times., 1932-08-01
KARPEN FRAMES

L lin dried hardwoods, free from
~ defects, doweled and glued. only
are used Karpen seat frames are re-
inforced with corner blocks which are
screwed and glued. Karpen frames
are fully guaranteed.
The Washington times., 1932-08-01
Karpen Construction
Is G u a r a n t e ed

ONLY the best of materials and workman
Oship are used in Karpen guaranteed up
holstered furniture. Karpen upholstered fur
niture is honestly made. You are safe when
you buy it. Let us show you Karpen quality.
Evening star., 1932-07-31
Feminine Teachers
Lauded for Better
American Youths
Chicago Educator Cites
Improvements Shown
i'm Last 80 Years.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 30-The American
boy Of today is better hammered and
better dressed than he was 80 years
ago, and women school teachers are
responsible for the improvement.
This was the opinion of Chicago
educators when they commented on the
recent statement of Cuthbert Blskiston,
widely known English educator, who
said in London that the modern English
boy is timid, cowardly, untruthful, easily
bored, vain and dishonest.
II can't speak for the English boys"
said William j. Began, superintendent
Of Chicago schools, but I thing the
American school boy is just as vigorous
and manly, and more civilized than
when I was a boy"
Like other Chicago educators he gave
the credit to the women teachers.
Evening star., 1932-07-31
Gas-Pipe Bank Aids Britain.

Determined to help his country when
he heard that Britain was short of
money, farm hand near Essex asked
the squire of the village to his home,
and from rusty gas pipe buried deep
in his garden, he produced SIS golden
sovereigns, which he asked the squire
to give to the Bank Of England. They
are worth SITS at par. and were the
mans life savings. The event has
just been revealed by Waldron Smith
ers, M. P, chairman of the Conserva-
tive Central Finance Committee.
Evening star., 1932-07-31

Its a marvel of efficiency, this
Magic Maid. 1t will prepare your
meals. mix drinks. and do hosts Of
other things in far less time than you
can yourself. Only at this ridiculously
low price because the manufacturer
has changed his model.
See Demonstration-Street and 3rd Floors
Evening star., 1932-05-16
LABOR HEADS OPEN
AREA CONFERENCE
Maryland and D. c. Dele
oates Meet at Cumberland
for Session.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CUMBERLAND, Md, May 16.-Ap-
proximately 100 delegates from various
industrial centers Of Maryland and
Washington gathered here today for
the opening session of the three-day
Convention Of the Maryland State and
District of Columbia Federation Of
Labor.
Henry F. Broening. president of the
organization, had four measures for
presentation at the convention for dis
cussion before they are given to the
Maryland Legislature with a request for
enactment A fifth measure has been
prepared by F. c. Bandel, vice president.
The measures included laws prohibit
ing the importation of Prison-made
goods into the State the establishment
of current rate of wages in Maryland,
the reduction of working hours for
women from 10 to a day, the giving
of Marylanders employment prefer
ence on all public work within the
State and opposition to the use of the
injunction in labor disputes.
On the list of speakers for the con-
vention were Rev. Bruce Mcdonald,
pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian
Church; John Manning, secretary and
treasurer If the national label trades
department of the American Federation
of Labor, and Raymond w. Bellamy,
Federal director Of employment for
Maryland.
Evening star., 1932-05-16

and workers win receive shares Of the
produce in proportion to the time they
spend raising it. The project has been
organized es q non-profit corporation
under the name of the Akron Com
munity Gardens. A charter has been
obtained from the secretary of state.
The primary purpose was said to
be providing opportunities for men on
part-time work and those not employed
to assure their families an adequate food
supply by utilizing idle time. Trucks
will transport workers to and from the
gardens.
Evening star., 1932-05-16
COOPERATIVE GARDEN
PROJECT is RECORD
Goodrich Company at Akron to
Give Workers Share in 275-
Acre Cultivation.

BY the Associated Press.
AKRON, Ohio, May 16.-Inaugura-
tion of what was termed one of the
largest cooperative gardening projects
In the country was announced yesterday
by the B. F. Goodrich Co. for the bene-
fit of part-time and former employees.
A 275-acre garden has been laid out,
Evening star., 1932-05-16

moter, surrendered to police and was
held on a charge Of murder.
Cartwright, who recently moved to
Ocean View, near here, from Richmond,
Va, was quoted by police as saying he
knocked on his wife's door and Ennis
answered the knock. Cartwright said he
saw his wife in the room. Il then let
him have it." he was quoted a. saying.
Evening star., 1932-05-16
MEMORY OF z H0N0RED
Abracadabra Club Meeting Held
at President Warmers Home.

Tribute to the memory of two de-
ceased members, DR.. William Tindall
and John P. Clum, were paid by the
Abracadabra Club at a meeting last
week in the home of the president,
Harold z. Warner, at 1405 Emerson
street. Mrs. Margaret v. Brumbaugh
was elected corresponding secretary. A
paper on "Washington's Humor" was
read by Arturo Y. Casanova and Mrs.
Yeba Hall contributed several recita-
tiOns
Evening star., 1932-05-16
Destroy Still and fSash.

LEONARDTOWN, Md, May 16 (Spe-
claD.-Leonardtown prohibition oficers.
Peter Smith Keer, H. D. McMunn and
Joseph Lynwood May, Saturday de-
stroyed 300-gallon still at Clements.
Nd and destroyed 1900 gallons of rye
mash. The still was blown up by
dynamite.
Evening star., 1932-05-16
KILLS SELF IN GARAGE
Z. Tubert Greenwood, SO, Fires
Shotgun With String.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LYNCHBURG, Va, May l6.-T. Tu-
pert Greenwood so, tied string to the
Trigger OF a shotgun in the garage at
his home, 1901 Church street. early vas
terday morning and sent the charge
into his mouth, causing instant death.
DR.. J. Burton Nowlin, city coroner gave
certificate of death by suicide.
Evening star., 1932-05-16
IRIS SHOW WILL OPEN
Takoma Park Horticultural Clubs
10th Event Begins Tomorrow.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
TAKOMA PARK, Md, May 16.-The
Sixteenth Annual Iris Show of the Ia
koma Park Horticultural Club will open
tomorrow night and continue until
Wednesday night. There will be "a
classes. The judges will be Mrs. Amos
Chilcott and j. Marion Shull
The Show Committee Is composed Of
Miss Margaret C. Lancaster, chairman;
F. D. Hobbs, w. L. Holt, Mrs. Roy Y.
Ferner, Mrs. r. c. Jones and Mrs. Car
oline Max. Col. J. w. Wellington Is
president of the club, c. G. Carr secre-
tary and w. H. England chairman of
the General Exhibition Committee.
Evening star., 1932-05-16
MILLS RESUME WORK
Danville Plant Will Operate OF
Four-Day-Week Schedule.
Special Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DANVuLE, Va, May 16.-The River
side and Dan River Cotton Mills, en-
ploying about 1000 workers, resumed
operations this morning after remaining
idle since Thursday, when policy of
curtailment was announced by which
the mills are to operate on a four day
a-week basis for an indefinite period.
Evening star., 1932-05-16
\ rifle bullet fired by the aged mans

rifle bullet fired by the aged mans
wife.
The colored man, identified by the
police as John Sims, first had robbed
the chicken roost of the Smiths. Then
he broke into the house and was met
in the hall by Smith, who had been
aroused by his wife.
A charge of buckshot from the COL
ored mans gun killed Smith. As Sims
entered Mrs Smiths room, she picked
up small caliber rife and fired once.
The bullet struck the intruder in the
heart and he fell dead
A coroner's jury exonerated Mrs,
Smith.
Evening star., 1932-05-16
P.-T. A. Meeting Postponed.

BLADENSBURG, Md, May 10 (Spe-
ciaD The May meeting Of the Bla-
densburg Elementary School Parent
May "a so that the school exhibit, now
on display at Riverdale, may be shown.
Evening star., 1932-05-16
% WILL GRADUATE
West Virginia High School Ad-
dress by L. r. Alderman of D. C.

Special Dispatch to The Star
BERKELEY SPRINGS, w. Va. May
16.-A class of % will be graduated
from Bath District High School here
Friday night, following an address by
L. r. Alderman, specialist in adult edu-
cation, Interior Department, Washing
ton.
the class and Eileen Hamilton saluta-
torian
Evening star., 1932-05-16
SLAYER SHOT TO DEATH
BY WIFE OF VICTIM, 73
Colored Burglar Kills Bee Keeper
in Florida Home, but Falls
When Woman Fires.

BY the Associated Press.
MELBOURNE, Fla, May ia col
ored burglar early yesterday shot to
death L. R. Smith, 73-year-old bee
keeper, in his home hear here, and
shortly afterward was himself slain by
Evening star., 1932-05-16
Marriage Licenses Issued.

FAIRFAX, Va, May 16 (SpeciaD -
Marriage licenses we're issued here Sat-
urday to AMI Clarence Ford. 48,
and Ethel Rea Dalton, 35, both of
Washington, D. c.. and Ray Hurley, "a,
of Washington, D. c., and Clara Z.
Easterday Is, Of Seattle, Wash.
Ceylon's government railway now has
e51 miles of broad-gauge track.
Evening star., 1932-05-16
Benefit Supper Planned.

GLENN DALE. Md, May Is (spe-
ciaD An old-fashioned supper will be
given by the Citizens Progressive
League In St Georges Hall here May
rs from to 8 pm. The proceeds will
be used to help finance the citizens
school bus.
Evening star., 1932-05-16
MAN SHOT IN FACE
Capital Colored Resident Hurt In
Fight at Eagle Harbor.

Joseph Evans, colored, 80 years old,
OF the 300 block Of Forty fourth street
northeast, Washington, was admitted to
Casualty Hospital last night following
treatment for shotgun wounds to the
side Of his face. Police said he was
wounded In an alteration with his
brother Arthur at Eagle Harbor, Md.
Evening star., 1932-05-16
PIT. A. COUNCIL TO MEET
Arlington Body Will Gather at
Patrick Henry School.
Special Dispatch to The Sta

Special Dispatch to The star
ARLINGTON, Va, May 16.-A meet
ing of the Arlington County Council of
Parent Teacher Associations will be held
at the Patrick Henry School here to-
morrow evening A slate Of officers will
be submitted by the Nominating Com
mittee. composed of Mrs. Edith Rogers,
Rev. j. w. Townsend and Frederick p.
Dewey. jr.
Evening star., 1932-05-16

English clergymen are dressing more
like laymen, mostly in dark gray suits
but still retaining the dog collar"
Evening star., 1932-05-16

Horses Of the London police are being
taught to mount stone steps.
Evening star., 1932-05-16
ALLEGED GANG MEMBER
SLAIN IN NORFOLK HOTEL
Advertising Man Surrenders After
Shooting Bunny" Ennis, AT,
fo Death

NORFOLK, Va, May 16.-Bernard
Bunny" Ennis, AZ. alleged member of
a Norfolk gang, who fiared into noto-
riety IL years ago by attempting to hi
jaSr a japanese steamer for liquor, was
shot to death in a hotel here yesterday.
John s. Cartwright, an Advertising pro-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-11

/ 80 5f Ht 4
gott a n6 Nitouche Al maggie
A Villa Belle Vue-ben lakom
Odakildheti az arat. Haromsza,
frank mindossze. A cimem: Nine
Duval.
rs mosolyogva ment tovabb.
Koncz elkepedten bamult uta
ma. J6 listen, hiszen ez a n3 egy
fajkutyakat arusit6 ceg Igynoke
Rudi, Rudi, te 6sallat, neked kel.
lett nagy vilag, a nemzetk0zi
tengerparti fiird6, az emigralt
orosz exhercegn6, az amerikai
milliardos kisasszony?... Negyszaz
husz peng6 a zsebemben
Mennyi is az frankban? Harom-
szaz frankot levonva bel6le, ma.
rad Marad meg egy heti ten
gerparti tavasz, egy heti elmel-
kedes arr6l, hogy milyen marha
is vagyok en-.
Koncz belenezett' a szines, tar
ka vilagba. A kaktuszok landzsa-
hegyei mintha mind a szivet szur-
tax volna S piros granatalmak
belenevettek szemebe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-11
0NGYILKOs AK.ART LENNI,
szERET0JE ELHAGYTA'

Budapestr5l jelentik: "a
Lanchidon athalado egyik auto
taxi soff6rje ARA lett figyelmes,
hogy hid kozepen egy fatal
leany a korlatba kapaszkodik es
q Dunaba akarja vetni magat.
Azonnal leengrott kocsijar6l es
megakadalyozta az ongyilkossa-
got, maid az aut6ba iiltette a le-
anyt 6s bevitta q fokapitanysag-
ra. A leanYitt sirva mondta Ell,
hogy tragedia aldozata lett. An
tonovics Erzsebet neve, egy
szegedi moziban jegyszedSno volt
es lit megismerkedett egy ferfi-
val, aki udvarolni kezdett neki g
hazassagot igert. Vegil rabirta
ARA is, hogy hagyja oft allasat IS
jojjon vele Budapestre. Eel is
j0ttek lit par nap alatt kideriilt,
hogy a ferfi, alsi egyebk6nt I5s
is volt, becsapta fakepnel hagy-
ia. A leany egy filler es lakas
nelkiil allott Budapesten elke-
seredeseben SANTA magat az on
gyilkossagra. A szerencsetlen le-
anyt rend6rseg vette Condo
1SeSho
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-11

gyar Tribune irja tobbek kozott
az alAbbiakat:
"A magyar Observation-Disclosures
|ismet egy hatalmas szegyenfoltot
rakott az agyonsanyargatott Ma.
gyarorszag vonagl6 testere, 33
eyes Sallay Imre es a % ewes
Furst Sandor embertelen kiveg-
zesevel, akik ellen az egyetien
vad az volt, hogy Kommunista
Part tagjai !"
A New (, Brunswick. N. J.-ben
megjelen5 Magyar Hirn0k' a
k0vetkez6ket irja:
"Vegteleniil sajnalatosnak tart
juk, hogy a magyar kormany
sziiksegesnek tartotta a megtor-
lasnak ezt a kimeletlen m6djat.
A hir az egesz vilag sajt6jat be-
jarta Is ravilagit ARA a tenyre,
hogy Magyarorszagon statarialis
allapotok vannak. Mem yeti leg
Job fenyt az orszagra, inert ell
vegre sok nagy orszagban
Francia,- Nemetorszag, Anglia.
hogy csak egy .parat emlitsuk -
Kommunista Part elfogadott
politikai part, melynek tagjai
ugyanazon tevekenysegert, mely.
mex eredmenyekepen Sallay es
First az akaszt6fan vegezte be
eletet, az illet6 orszagok kepvise-
l6hazaban t0bbi partok tagjai-
val targyaljak meg az orszagos
iigyeket -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-11

q 4 M p
venyek, dacara gyakori idegen
ellenes hangulat teremtesnek
amit az egyik patricia szerveze'
odaig fokozott, hogy minder
munkanekiili idegen deportal&
sat k0vetelte, emberscgesebber
kezeli az idegeneket. Az elk0vet'
kez6 nemzeti valasztasok alkal.
naval kitGn5 alkalom fog kinal
kozni, hogy az vi amerikaiak mel
tanyos banasm6djat biztositsuk
A szavaz6nak jogaban all tudni
hogy az Egyesiilt Allamok Szena,
tusanak es Kepviselohazanak mi
a velemenye bizonyos kerdesek-
r6l, meg fontosabb tehat megtud.
nj az egyes kepvisel6k el3zetes
allaspontjat, dacara annak, hogy
a bevandorlas es .polgarosodas
mem kepezik a valasztasi hare
legfontosabb plattformtervezetet
Tudnunk kell, hogy oily annyira
eletfontossagu kerdesekben, mint
foglalkoztatas, segely es aggkori
biztositas mik6nt velekednek 4
f6kent az idegenek rhegkiil0m-
b0ztetese mellett, vagy ellen fog
lalnak allast. Helyeslik-e a jelen-
legi magas pogarosodasi illetekek
cs0kkenteset Is ezaltal a polgaro.
sodas megk6nnyitesets Mi az a.
lasfoglalasuk a csaladtagok egye-
siteseben es a k0zeli rokonoknak
az Egyesiilt Allamokba val6 be-
bocsatasban? Helyeslik.e idege-
mex legalizalasat, akik 1924 julius
elseje el6tt vizsgalat megkeru-
lesevel erkeztek ebbe az orszag-
ba, es megengedhet5-e ezek pol
garosodasai Helyeslik-e a depor-
talasi torvenyek humanizalasat
oily m6don, hogy egy fiiggetlen
bir6sagot allitanak fel kiil0n az
idegenek reszere, mint ahogy AIT
a Wickersham bizottsag ajanlot.
ia? Mindezek rendkiviili hord-
erejii kerdesek, amelyek k0zelr5l
kell hogy. erdekeljek a k0zel 40
,milliora tehet5 amerikait, akik
bevandoroltak, vagy azok gyer-
mekei. Teljes joggal yarhatnak
valaszt ezen kerdesekre azokt6l,
akik sz0vetsegi kormanyban hi
vatalra palyaznak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-11

KoMMUNIBfAK KIvEuxEsf
BUDAPESTEN

A budapest rend5rseg egy
kommunista gyiilekez5 helyet fe.
dezett fel es negy vezet6 kommu-
nistat tart6ztatott lie, nevszerint
Sallay lmret, First Sander, Ki-
liam Gyorgyot es Karikas Fri
gyest. Az elmult napokban hadi-
t0rvenyszek itelkezett felettiik,
mely Sallayt es Fiirstot kotel al
tall halalra itelte. Ket 6raval az
itelet kihirdetese utan ait yegre
is hajtottak. A mask ket kom.
munistara val6sziniileg hasonl6
sors var.
A kivegzesek megakadalyoza-
sara Jean Longuet francia kepvi-
sel6 Budapestre utazott. Mivel
k0zbenjarasa sikertelen volt, Her.
riot minisztereln0k segits6get
kerte, aki a pesti francia megbi-
zott utjan akarta megertetni
Walko kIliigyminiszterrel, hogy
ostobasag (stupid, ezt a sz6t
hasznalja a New York Times)
volna az akasztas altal martirok-
ka avatni olyan embereket, akik
fegyver es robbant6szerek nelkG.
Ii politikai propaganda iiztek
csupan. Herriot misztereln0k ke-
gyelmet ker6 tavirata azonbail
Sallay es First kivegzese utan
erkezett meg.
A ket halalos itelet vegrehaj-
tasa a ket politikai biinoz3n nagy
megltk0zesre tal6lt a vilagsajt6.
ban, k0ztik szamos amerikai ma
gyar hetilapban is.
A Trenton, N. J.-ben megjelen6
"Fiiggetlenseg'' c. laptarsunk
t0bek k0z0tt k0vetkez5ket irja
Sallay es First kivegzesevel kap-
csolatban:
"NagyszerI, ha ebren vannak
a rond Xro; o, Sbo,Shan b;s,an
minden kormany vedi a maga
igazat, azonban mem kellene lily
gyorsan elbanni vezet3kkel,
inert vilagnak az a benyomasa q
magyar kormanyzatr6l, hogy ma
gyon k0nnyii labon allhatnak, ha
par kommunista 6sszeeskiv6set8l
ennyire megijedtek s..
A Chicagoban megjelen8 "Ma-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-11
MEGINT TEMPLOMOT
ARVEREZTEK - KOCSEREN

,Nemregiben a pestmegyei ko
cseri .reformatus templomot ar.
vereztek tartozasok Matt. A
multi heten Bekessamson k0zsee
temploma, iskolaja es paplaka fe'
lett perdiilt meg dob hasonlt
ok miatt. Az egyhazkozseg va.
gyonat a F0ldhitelintezet, temp
lomot, iskolat, paplakot pedig a
Kisbirtokosok' Orszagos Foldhi
telintezete vette meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-11
KAsZAVAL OLTE MEG
REGI HARAGOSAT

~T0rok Sandor rackevei fold
miives haragos viszonyban volt
Moharics Janossal. Moharics a
mezSn megleste T0r0k0t Is eles
kaszaj javal sz0rnyii vagast ejtett
rata. T0r0k meghalt, a gyilkost
letart6ztattak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-11
TIZENNYOLC Ev UTAN
J0TT HAZA A FOGSAGB0L

Ecsegi JOSEF 3S-as gyalogos
kereken 18 evi fogsag utan
multi napokban j0tt haza Soviet.
oroszorszagb6l "a pestmegyei
Cseng6d kozsegbe. Id6kozben
mar holtta nyilvanitottak. A fele-
sege pedig ujb6l ferjhezment.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-11
ldEavADuLT BIvALYoK

Macy riadalom tamadt Kapos
varon. Ket megvadult bivaly sza
guldott vegig az utcakon, megri
asztva a jar6kel6ket. A megb5
sziilt j6szagok Koczka Laszl6 vii
lanyszerel6t egy hazfalhoz szori
tottak, maid megtapostak. Sulyo.
sebekkel keriilt k6rhazba. A k6r
biva]yt csak nagy nehezen tudtal
meffekezni.