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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20
Good Taste, Real Beauty,
In Smart New Dresses

higher WASTED effect without unduly
shortening the lines Of the waist that
is already too broad. dressmakers have
made use of the double belt line that
goes around the waist once little above
the normal line and again just q trif1e
below. Often a long double belt Is used
in this way, crossing over at back or
front. Plain skirt portion of the dress
will often meet figured upper portion
few inches above the normal waistline,
with the belt placed several inches be-
low the meeting Of the two materials.
&KIRT lengths present no real prob
- lens this Spring. For every extra
inch added by one important dress
maker an inch seems to be subtracted by
dressmaker Of equally high standing.
Molyneux shows dresses for daytime
wear IA inches from the floor, while
Channels are usually some 5 inches
longer. An average Of IL or II inches
for daytime wear might be taken as
fairly expressive of the seasons &C
cepted skirt length
Evening dresses are either very long
or instep length, and for afternoon
anywhere between these two extremes
the precise length depending generally
on the formality Of the occasion for
which the dress Is intended.
Certainly there Is no tendency to in
crease the fare of skirts and here and
there one finds q definite tendency to
make skirts straighter and narrower.
Schiaparelh Is a notable exponent Of
the narrower skirt, which appears on
some of her new high wasted wrap
around dresses showing q very decided
directoire influence. Bodices are fitted
or draped to show the natural contours
Of the waistline, but there Is an avoid
ance of anything severe or tight about
them. Necklines are sometimes fairly
high, but there's always q softness
about them that makes them as be-
coming as possible.
The best thing about the new neck
lines is that they are so varied that
every one can find at least one OIL two
that are becoming. There Is still the
rather deep Wine that many women
find most becoming. There are square
necklines and rather high round ones
ONE type of high neckline has very
interesting possibilities. There is
some sort of scarf drapery at the neck
that may be tied high or left united
In q soft and becoming lower line. Very
often this makes a one-sided drapery
Many of the new collars are one
sided-one type fastens on one shoulder
SO that back and front expanse Of collar
show an unbroken line. This one-sided
high collar is outstandingly a fashion
for youth. The older woman does well
to wear one of the many more conven-
tional collars.
Actually we must remember that the
great dressmakers who design the
originals from which our own dresses
are copied are artists Of the first rank.
These men and women work out their
ideas Of line and color as artists Of
another age might have worked with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20
BY MARY MARSHALL.

TIME time-honored classification or
the clothes we wear as coats,
suits, dresses, blouses and sep
arate skirts is getting more and
more dif1cult. The fact is that
the important dressmakers here as well
as abroad simply don't choose TO con-
slider the situation in that way at all
They make q costume, smart httie
costume for about-town wear In the
morning. @ costume for late afternoon
and not very formal dining, costume
for the more formal sort OF theater
wear. They do not make simply some
thing that you may wear under wrap
of YOUR own choosing. 1t Is something
that is complete in itself. The street
costume may consist of a skirt, blouse
and Jacket, or 1t may be a dress with
Jacket. or possibly dress with long
coat or O dress that gives the effect OF
a long coat.
This Is truer than ever in Paris this
season. Every dress has jacket or
a coat, say those who have seen the
newest collections of French clothes.
And more and more women who can
afford to spend lavishly for clothes look
on each costume as something COM
plete IN itself But there is still the
Important fact, important for those
who cannot spend so much. that one
Spring coat will do for a number OF
dresses and that for the price OF two
complete coat-and- dress ensembles one
Is able to buy one coat and three sep
arate dresses.
GO for practical purposes let's think OF
- dresses by themselves. Dresses for
business that you may wear under
raincoat one day and under your new
spring coat the next. dresses for the
afternoon that you may wear under
your Winter coat on cold davs or under
a Spring coat on warmer days or with
out any coat at all when you receive
your guests at home. To be sure. many
of the new dresses are made with little
Jackets that apparently do not increase
the sum marked on the price tag. Often
they are not much more than ooleros.
that may be added to a short-sleeved
or sleeveless dress to give 1t covered
arms. or to make it appropriate for out
door wear with the coming OF really
warmer weather. Or they are worn
with o dress for informal evening wear
to make 1t appropriate for less formal
afternoon occasions.
80 far as the new dresses are con-
cerned. the most important thing to
remember Is tndL WdlStL1lcS arc ocH-
niteiy well defined and that in the ma
iority Of cases they are slightly higher
than normal. Young American women
have given their Endorsement to this
higher-waisted silhouette that Is some
times spoken of as directoire, and the
ma iority of the important French
dressmakers are making the most OF It,
To the slender young figure this higher
yaistiins Ia undoubtedly most becoming
and for those Of less slender proper
Noas there are certain adjustments and
compromises. IN ,rder to give the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20

even further than that, and say that
beauty Is as deep as the bone structure.
THE silver face mask. another cleo
trical contrivance, is used in con-
junction with the magi" muscle cxer-
ciscs. This is laid over the face, which
PIE lousy has been covered with cream
end soft gauze, and the electricity passes
through the mask to the nerves and
muscles, in a kneading movement.
Many specialists advocate the electric
mask treatment to replace face lifting.
8. NJ. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20

drill to establish a new routine. In this
respect stupidity might be defined a. o
state Of mind which comprehends moth
ing but the obvious.
Stupidity characterises everything in
the animal kingdom below man. It IL
dominated by instinct But instinct
once represented the height of intelli-
gence.
Do the stupid still have place in the
scheme of things? Some modern phi
losopherS of society maintain that they
do. They hold that we live in a me-
chanical age IN which none but the
stupid can find contentment II that
be the case, modern industry owes q lot
TO the logged sticking qualities OF those
who are generally slow I'm catching en-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20

paints or on canvas. They give us the
variety that changing taste demands
but such novelties and changes they do
not give at the cost of good taste and
real beauty.
II is for this reason that we need
have no real fear of the return Of
grotesque fashions that came and went
in the days before dressmaking had
been raised to so high level of artistic
design; disfiguring bustles, enormous.
ballooning sleeves, hour-glass waists,
rnonstrous and widely bouffant skirts.
(Ccpyrig1t, Iesz)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20

have loops. Dish towels should never be
left hanging from loop, but should be
spread out straight to dry.
Some housewives wash towels after
every dish washing Others wash them
once a day. When this is done they
should be washed more vigorously at
least once a week They should Sone-
times be boiled in good soap solution,
and always once a week at least they
should Be hung out where they calAdry
In the sunshine and fresh hreezes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20
Mending Curtains

YOU can mend holes in lace curtains
in this way: Cut away the really
ragged edges and then lay a piece OF
old lace curtain over the hole. Have it
match. Now stitch by machine about
an inch from the edge. and then again
at the very edge. Trim away any little
edges left loose. If there is a pattern
in the lace. try to cut patterned piece
from the old curtain to fit in as well rs
possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20
Kitchen Towels

WHEN kitchen towels become very
thin and about to give way IL is
good plan to fold them over and run
them back and forth and around at the
edges. This may be done with loose
stitch very quickly on the sewing ma
chine. These doubled towels are useful
In the kitchen 10 use when cooking.
Only kitchen hand towels should
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20
Everyday Psychology

Stupidity Is known in terms Of be-
havior. Agree upon the essential facts
Of that behavior and you will have a
definition that may enjoy universal, ae-
ceptance
Stupid people are those who are able
to perform only simple tasks. They
must stick to routine Vary the pro-
cedure a little and they stand amazed
or even give up the work altogether
Introduce new feature, and time must
be taken out for explanation and enough
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20

When you massage your skin on the
surface only, so they say, 1t is harmful,
because the skin which covers the face
is like q piece of elastic which you are
stretching and pulling. Therefore they
advocate kneading nourishing creams
and oils into the face without pulling
either the skin or the muscles, but by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20

holding the skin firm and getting the
pressure to the bone. This is done with
the knuckles, not the fingertips.
Years ago, a common saying was
that beauty was only skin deep. Later,
when beauty specialists were seeking for
knowledge. they learned that beauty vas
as deep as the muscles. Now they 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20

time-honored classification OF
the clothes we wear as coats,
suits, dresses, blouses and sep
4 arate skirts is getting more and
The Washington times., 1932-08-19
BULL SPONSORS
. RESOURCEFUL
IN MARKET
By WALL STREET SPECTATOR

BY WALL STREET SPECTATOR
NEW YORK, Aug. 10 Q.N.S0.
The bulls showed themselves re-
Sourceful yesterday, and with at
least one ace in the hole.
Using first the utilities and
later the rails, they made a
strong show in the market after
it had wobbled at various times
during the day.
Have Plenty Left
They still have plenty of am
munition left, among which is
wheat, which really has done
little so far. Stocks looked higher
at the close, but the safest policy
Is to treat the market as a
trading affair until it goes con-
vincingly through the highs of
the present move.
The brokers loans report con-
tinueS to show that whoever is
buying stocks is putting up cash.
There probably was some distri-
button in the last week, but so
far this hasn't weakened the
market.
Forecasts of an appreciable in
crease in car loadings in tomor-
rows report was the background
behind the late uprush in the
rails.
Talk of imminent action on
further wage cuts also played
part.
Raising Estimates
Those who had been forecast
ing a gain of 10000 cars a couple
of days ago are now revising
their estimates up sharply.
The bond market has been
coming through nicely and is
helping build a healthier picture
for securities generally. Now if
some of these preferred issues
would follow suit. common stocks
would look a whole lot better.
It's the old way of doing
things and is still the best.
The Washington times., 1932-08-19
COTTON BULGE
IS TURNED To
LOSSES

NEW YORK, Aug. 10 GNS).
An opening bulge in cotton to-
day was completely erased in
later trading and in some in
stances earlier gains were con-
verted into small losses.
Most of the buying at the open.
ing came from trade houses and
brokers with japanese connec-
tions. Commission houses and
professionals bought distant
months.
Selling Widespread
The selling came mainly from
Liverpool, Wall Street and local
traders, and was in numerous
small lots. There was some profit
taking from wire firms. Hedge
sales were almost negligible.
The new Commodities Finance
Corporation formation announced
last night failed to register any
appreciable effect upon trading
in the cotton ring.
The trend today was surpris.
ing considering the early strength
in securities and the bulliSh
weather forecast for the belt.
Crop Found SpOtty
A leading firm in a semi.
monthly survey today stated that
as the final stages of the crop are
reached they find very spotted
condition.
Quotations around noon were
unchanged to off 4 points.
October was unchanged at 7.54,
December unchanged at 1853.
January off 3 at 7.76, March off
2 at 7.90, May unchanged at 8,04,
and July off 4 at 8.14.
The Washington times., 1932-08-19
COARSE CLOTHS ACTIVE

NEW YORK. Aug. 10 U.N.s).-Buy-
ing on the coarse yarn cloths today
was reported somewhat more active,
mills were holding prices and there
while spots of high count broadcloths
were well cleaned out. Narrow sheet
ings continued to advance on good
buying Sales of 39-inch 4-yard so
squares were reported at 4%c in a
good way. after fair amounts had
moved on the previous day at 1-l6c
less. Moderate sales OF 6Sx70s at
4isC were reported. Good amounts of
SSh inch 5.35-yard 64x6os for deliveries
to the end Of the year at S%c again
were reported.
The Washington times., 1932-08-19
DAIRY PRODUCTS

CHICAGO, Aug. 10 G,N.sD.-Butter-
Receipts. 1143O tubs; creamery, extras,
1Sc: standards, 1Sl2c extra firsts II y "a
17%c; firsts. 1917 @17c; packing stock
1Oc: specials. 1874 019c.
Eggs-Receipts, 6,S93 cases: ordinary
current receipts, 12@15l2c; fresh
graded. extra frsts. less than cars, 17c;
cars. 1S61Sl2c fresh graded firsts, less
than cars. 16iac; cars, 171sc: dirties, 10
61Sc; checks, 1OG11iac.
Cheese-YounG Americas and Long
horns, 13% Q14c; brick. fancy, lie;
l3L m13AC
The Washington times., 1932-08-19
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Aug. 10 O.N.s).-Hogs-
$4,000; 1O@15c higher. Top, s4.9O; bulk,
S4.25 @4.SO; heavy, $4.250 $50: medium.
&4.6O@49O; light, $4.65@49O; light
lights. $4.4O64.SO; packing sows, $3.50
4; pigs S3.75@425. HoldoYers, 5000.
Cattle-1.OOO; steady. Calves = 500;
steady. Beef steers-Good and choice,
$S69.S5: common and medium, $685. s;
yearlngs, $7.5OQ95O. Butcher cattle
Heifers $4@S; cows $2.4O@5; bulls,
steers, s4.5096; stocker steers, $40
SIS: stocker cows and heifers, $50
4.5O
sheep-9.OOO; steady. Lambs-&5.5O@ so q
SIS; common, S4@5; yearlings, SAC
AIS; feeder $2.750475; ewes, $1@2.5O.
The Washington times., 1932-08-19
DURHAM WAGE RAISE

A blanket salary and wage in
crease of 10 per cent was made
by the management of the
Durham IN. c. Hosiery Mills on
August Is, because improved buSi'
ness conditions brought the cor
poration a corresponding increase
in orders.
The Washington times., 1932-08-19

Canada
New York funds in Montreal, $12S.75
premium on $1,000.
Montreal funds in New York, $12S.75
discount on $1,000.
The Washington times., 1932-08-19
WASHINGTON STOCKS

SALES
AnacoStia and Potomac Rail
road IS, S1,000@50.
Norfolk and Western Steam
boat Company, 9@100.
Washington Gas 412s. $1,000
97A. $1,000@97A, $1,000@97A,
$1,O00@97A, $1,000@97A, ST.
000@97H.
The Washington times., 1932-08-19

US ~ Zonlte Prod I6W.. IN osl n
'': %:5s
sSs wis ooT ss Paid ms Son,
Dividend rate in collars in parentheDeH.
Shoe production during July declined to o.,
100000 pairs compared with the June output of
%, 900 pairs according to preliminary esti
mates received by the New York Hide Exchange.
Based on these figures the total shoe output for
the first seven months of this year was S.6 per
cent lower than the corresponding period last
year.
Production of boiler units for the new G. E. oil
burning furnace has been stepped up 100 per
cent to meet demands All available electrical
welders have been recalled for this work. Already
more than 200 men employed on the furnace
job with prospects that more will be called back
to work.
Borrowings by poHcyholders from issuing life
insurance companies showing decided reces-
sionS since the first of July from borrowings in
June. Some companies report the drop as rang
ing between IS per cent and 20 per cent from
June, which is spoken of as the peak month in
policy loans.
Business is picking up in the broad silk indus
try, according to Gottlieb Knecht, manager of the
Onondaga Silk Co., which has plants in Syracuse
and Ogdensburg, N. Y. Both plants have received
many orders in the last few weeks and overtime
work probably will be started within few days.
Sugar melt of United States refners from Janu-
ary to August totaled 900 long tons, COM
pared with 1865 900 tons in the corresponding
period of 1881. Deliveries in the above period
totaled 2,18000O tons, against 2,46O,000 tons
year ago.
Estimates and forecasts of crops in 80 countries
which last year produced about SO per cent of
the Northern Hemisphere crop outside Russia and
tOta hI1ch Of ybeo inst
3,073 900 900 bushels in those countries last
year according to the Department of Agriculture
The Washington times., 1932-08-19
TODAYS QUOTATIONS ON NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Prev. 1882. Name and
High Low Dividend Rate
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-24
EGY BANDITA TAMADAsA
KET SZEMELY ELLEN

Egy vakmer6 bandita belepett
a 1743 Poland avenuei gazolin
allomasra es az oft foglalatosko-
do ket alkalmazottat John Vavi.
winch 1861 Homewood ave. Is
Joseph Smotrilla 2721 Shirley
roadi lakosokat ARA kenyszeri-
tette, hogy tartsak fel a keziiket,
amig Ok rabl6 munkajukkal We
geznek. A fegyverrel fenyegetS
banditanak eleget tett a ket al
kalmazott IS mem allottak client,
amig . rabl6 kivette kezipenz.
tar tartalmat: SO dollart. A rem
.d6rseg nyomozxa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-24
479 CSALADOT ELLAT
CAMPBELL VAROSA

Campbell varosanak, melynek
$4,000 f6nyi lakossaga, Macy
gondot okoz a munkanelkiiliek Is
szegenyek segelyezese, illetve ell
latasa, inert penziigyileg legna-
gyobb nehezsegekkel kizd. A
varos jelenleg ellat 479 csaladot
a sziikseges elelmiszerekkel, ezen-
kivul f0nntart leves-konyhakat
es $50 iskolas gyermeket ellat
ruhazattal.s Julius polgarmester
multi csiit0rt0k0n Columbusban
jart egg $19,OOO-os kolcson ugye-
ben, melyet a tovabbi sziikseget
szenved1k celjaira lesz forditva.
Ezen 0sszeget a Reconstruction
Finance Corporation iranyozza
el6 a varosok es megyek reszere.
= q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-24
sk0zteherre esett &
idegen deport&l6sa
Idegen alattval6k ne vegysnelkI
ig6nybe Is ne folyamod djsnak -
gelyert q j6tekonys&gi inteEn,e-
nyekhez. - 0t eves ittart6xkod&s.

A munkanelkiiliseg ezid6szerii
sz0rnyiiseges id6szakaban, ami
don szaz Is szaz ezer ember kfny-
telen j6tekonysagi konyhak
silk asztalahoz iilni, gyakran fel-
vet3dik a kerd6s, hogy mennyire
veszelytelen dolog az idegensxl-
letesi egyeneknek j6tekonysag-
ert folyamodni, vagy q k6zva-
gyonb6l kiutalt segelyt elfogadni..
Be kell vallanunk, hogy ext q
kerdest meg mindig nem tisztaz-
tax teljessegeben. Anig eeyik
oldalr6l munkaiigyi 1niniszte-
rum azon az allasponton van.
hogy az idegent, akinek egyetlen
biine, hogv jelen gazdasagi kri-
zis folytan kenytelen k0zteherreS
lenni, mem felt6tlen deportaland6.
addig az egyes eseteket interpre-
tal6 k6ztisztvisel6k ugyancsak
t0megesen deportaltal. k0zteher
cimen idegeneket, az is igaz, hogy
legtobb lily esetben nlelltk
okokat is talaltak.
A t0rvenyt illet6leg, altalaban
a k0vetkez6 kateg6riaba esd ide-'
genek deportalhat6k s'k0ztcher'
cimen; illet6leg k0vetkex6 alta.
lanos rendelkezesekhez kell al
kalmazkodni:
l. IdegenszIletesii egyenek,
akik amerikai polgarra lettek, ep-
oily joggal fogadhatnak el k6zse-i
gelyt, mint a bennsziil0tt ameri-
kaiak,
GFolyt. a Six oldalon.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-24
ILLUMINALTAN VITTEK
A MEGYEI B0RTONBE


A rend6rseg letart6ztatta es a
megyei bort0nben helyezte ell ia
mics Mikl6s 1924 Taft avenuei la
kost, aki reszeg allapotban haj-
totta gepkocsijat. A multi napok-
ban Hoffman biro el6tt allott a
vadl6, akit a bir6sag 800 penz-
biintetesre itelte, mely btntetest
30 nap alatt kell lefizetnie. ellen
esetben b0rt0nbe vetik. Ugyan.
csak bir6sag megvonta hat h6-
napra Janics aut6hajtasi enge-
delyet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-24
AUTO ALDozATA

Robert Feruguson 68 ewes, 83l
w. Rayen avenuei lakost eliit0tt
egy gepkocsi, amikor keresztezni
akarta a w. Federal streetet. A
lelkiismeretlen autovezet0, aki
kocsijaval gazolas utan tovabb
robogott, sorok irasakor rend6r-
kezen van mar, miutan szemta-
nuk kitin6 szemelyleirast adtak
lie r6la. A szerencsetlen embert
sulyos bels6 seriilesekkel szalli-
tottak be a Youngstown Hospital
south sidei osztalyara. Allapota
eIetveszelyes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-24
Munkanelkuliek
statisztikaja
Az Egyesiilt Allamokban II mil
li6 100000 ember van
munkanelkiil

Az Egyesiilt Allamok kereske.
delmi miniszteriumanak szami-
tasa szerint a munkanelkiiliek
szama Europa tizenkilenc legion
tosabb orszagaban IL milli0 370,.
600, vagyis ezen orszagok 31O,-
100000 f0nyi lakossaganak 3.6
szazaleka, mig az Egyesiilt ALA
mok 1913 milli6 fonyi lakossaga-
boil IL millio 100000 munka-
nelkiili vagyis az osszes lakossag
9.5 szazaleka. Eek szerint Ame-
rikaban legmagasabb a munka-
nelkuliek aranyszama, EFT k0veti
Nemetorszag 81 es Anglia 6.4
szazalekkal.
Az Egyesiilt Allamokban a va
suit szallitasi iparban alkalma-
zott munkasok szamat illet6leg
elerte a 81 ev el1tti szinvonalat.
A Commerce Commission kimuta-
tasa szerint az els0 eset 1898 0ta.
hogy a vasutaknal alkalmazott
munkasok szama az egy million
alul siilyedt.
A kimutatas szerint ez ev au-
gusztus hawaiian az els6 osztalyu
szallitasnal foglalkoztatott num-
kasok szama 996,319 volt, ami
25,619.el kevesebb, mint az el5z8
h0napban alkalmazott munkasok
szama es 2S9,OOO-el kevesebb,
mint az 1882. ev ugyanezen sza-
kaban. Egy ev alatt az elbocsaj-
tott munkasok havi atlaga $4,000
volt Ezen atlag al6l csak ez ev
marciusa kepez kivetelt, amikor
3 s3,;660o0 500 1Rrnkdst- a4iitottak munkas
ba vasutaknal, azonban a ko-
vetkez6 h6napban elbocsajtottak
szama t0bb mint megharomszo.
rozta ezt, amikOr is 10000 num-
kast bocsajtottak ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-24

nal elnek az "0regek' akik nem
+udnak angolul enekelni, bibliat
,lvasni, vagy angol nyelvii pre-
dikaci6t megerteni.
Ezeknek AIT mondani, hogy
"coh'', ha mem tetszik, valtja XII
bel6liik a megjeqyzegt.
Ma mar 4 a feliratok is angol
nyelviiek a magyarnak hitt regi
reformatus templomban.
J6 par esztendeje annak, hogy
en- voltam tolmacsa egy hasonl6
hatarozat hirdet6snek regi re-
formatus egyhaznal.
Nagyon j6l enllekszem, hogy
akkor ait mondtak:
Mem szand6kunk titeket szo-
kasaitokban megbolygatni; nyel-
veteket elvenni t6letek; q ii por-
tatokon az egyh&s fegyelmi sza-
b&lyainak Is szervexet&nek szem
el6tt tartasaval ii vagytok az
uralk."
! Hia, as6ta elmult sgy plr esz-
tend6.
usy lltssik ma MIR mem igy
van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-24
FEGYvERGYttJTEldkNYT
LOPTAK BENTLEYT0I.

Robert Bentley, a Bentley Mo
tors Co. eln0ke 129 w. Rayen
avenuei helyisegeb6l ismeretlen
tettesek elloptak 1,50O dollar fr-
tekii fegyvergyiij jtemenyet. Aren-
d6rseg keresi . nagyertekii fegy.
vergyujtem6nyt s. nyomoxxa !
tolvajokat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-24
PET0FI SANDOR .EGYLET
RENDES HAVI GYttLESE

A Campbell EIs0 Petofi San
dor Bs. Egylet november 27-en,
vasarnap delutan 2 oral kezdettel
tartja rendes havi gyiileset 16O
Jefferson st. szam alatti gyiiles-
teremben. A targyalas ala keriil6
igyek fontossagara val6 tekintet.
tel tagok keretnek, hogy telies
szamban jelenjenek meg. Titkar.